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The Sons of Vermont.

BOsTOS, TGesdsy Ma en- -, 1852.
TIE fourth annual tOcsl gstbcriog Of ths sons Of
Vermont took place a. the Revere II ,Gss this
irg. TIE dinner 81 w4s 10 adrnir.bie s'!le. Gen.
JOHN S TSlcr presi"ec. The spanking vac Of bgl
oTcer ord au,org tfo.e who stdfe.se tic asFerNiy
were Jucre CoIamcr o tho Uoici S'Tes S.na'e,
Gov. Banks Mayor Lincolo, Jqige Curtis, the Ii N.
Chores Phelps ard The esideots &c tegera' otter
orghri2s'icrs e Ne kind. TIC fstY.;es commenced
at 4 o'clock sbo closed AZ about 10.
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Lake Navigation,

ToRoS1o, Tae,dsy, March Is 1879.
COliI gwoOt Ha'bor lie eotir,ly clear 81 e. sad az
tive PREPARATIONS ceiDg made lcr starting tie Ice
ste9msIs bftSeen there su1 Chicago ri h decreased
facilities for traffic over former ycsre Seaners are
also berg fe1 ont f,r the regular Les to Lake SIpe
Nor Bruce MIres etc.
KINGSTON, c. W.. TcesdsV, March Il. 1859.
LsrRc gCsuiitcs Of ice st IL che harbor b.. It
is bitk.n Up, aat vii BE carried IF By the Gfst wind.
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senator slows Successor.

tn(cIal Utretch 70 4 nc N u IiIV''3V
ALBANY, Tue sday, March IL, lSo'
Returns from the Districts represented by the late
Senator Stow indicate about 3, 90 msoIity Tor Geo.
u. Lamont, Republican. Orleans Counts gives mm
900 nsjorty; Lockpoit di2; NlsS1a FAs' Ilei
Batavia, l63; Bergen, ID; Byrop, 81 Pavilion ~
Leroy $50,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

uEaPHIs, Teun., TaesdaY, M-fot l5 1859.
The Unite d StA'es ft.arsDost ID. III. NJ ,rtJD Witn
4 sd Ct hay for Fort Smtb burned on the Itch
irsf., sxty uiles ABOVE Little Rock. TIE boa. and
cargo are total loss. No lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

TEAPIRAScI RTpsIoS.-The F,urth AnEus Aani'
yeissIy u tie f.. l. Snow Scci,l Unions took pisce
.st evening q; their is! No. l87 BOwery. Tee s1sr-
eiies consisted Of speeches, Interpreted with vocal
music and we're sided with considerable irteres. by
sI.rye aur;ence
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Non-Arriyal at the GUY ot
Wususpglun.

SANDY Hoox, Marcn Is, lS59-ll ?. N.
Ttero are as yet s'sOs Of toe steamship o"y OF
Washington of this po.ut Tue wind Is e1oweS
vale from northwest Weather clear.
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The Ohio River.

psRKEFsBURG, Va. Tdoscav. March Is 1859.
Tire Otio River at this point 200 miles below Pits
borg is 10 feet deep. FniCbts are 6urviog 0a time,
ard being stpped daily On Grstclsss steamers TO Ne
Orleans end all intermediate points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

Mr.. Ezra Cab. jr., propose. to withdraw rom the
Canvas in the Hs,tcrd Distrc., II DR.. Looui' TIE
regular ronnee Ct The Republican Coavett0D, VII a-s'
withdraw, and a tLud pers be nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

TIE North German Lloyd's steamship weser, which
obliged to return to Cork for rp.irs 10 December
last her frat voysge Om Bremen 70 this port was
adyertisei to leave Cork for New-York on or about
March l. and 10 coneeous n;ly now due.
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Forgery.

Boz sou Tuesdsy, March 10, To-;
mar. travelling uDder TO assumed nSihei % W
oofr ano Tuner, hos been ores cd IN tD' wy s"s
geciea q obtarirg Si,lc0 on forged ch' OK, ron
hiestrs Seton & Fuderp bankers, Of Richmoaa, va
TIE check puipoE.s 10 be drawn b. Paul hih9ohi I"
Petersburg Va
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Non-ArriynI Of tue Prince Albert,

81. JOINS, \. r, Tuesday, Msrch 10 NV
The stesIDer PrDce Abort from Neg-lork on tue
20 met has not yot maio her appearance here VIVA
T. Weather clear.
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rour Persons Drowned.

BowMASyILLE G. W Tuesday M.rob L.. 1859.
Two a hno a woman and cb,d Sore droTEef OF
Pot Dar iugton lsss evericg. They were IL smsu
boat which cspsized 10 enls. Tteir rsnes are Mr.
Croker, Nr. Terry, Mrs. Terry srd enid.
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Fire.

DosTos. Toesdsy, March Is. iai9
Last evening The sin oil factory Of A W. Tfo.
b,igge Co. 81 Nes ton Cepter destroyed n Ere
with t@O small b0icings sajoniog Loss ooou, 81 600
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We lssrs from cur CslifoIEis pagers BY tte l.st
steamer, tat Ars. John Wood. the ve'i-kao 10
.es..ss, iss obtained q divorce fen Ger sazbsAd,
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~ EN-, WITH EsEea iespec. and esteem,
siOuK ixcel.eIcy's Euo.t obed,slt

"l5b.-N. B-Yo1r E1ceHsncy's family was all
We'll day OF two ago and bsd received Jrry from
IT. enemy. loor sen William WA with Is al me
day 81 the acton.
~ f,rrr H. Trv i %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

FROM tho jackson (Miss Eagle OF the South, Nov.
Inc House bill to amend the laws in relation TO free
negroes and muatoes passed the House of Representa-
uves yesterday evening, almost unanimously.
The bill provides that shall not be lawful for any free
negro muatto to reside in this State without the special
license OF the LEGISLATURE and any such free negro shall
be found in the State without such license after tho first
into slavery for he The bill further provides that they
shall have until the LIST of July next 10 select IN aster
the master TO pay two thirds OF the appraised value Of the
negro when sao negro shall be the slave Of such selected
msster for life. provides that fine Of not less than
one, nor more than five thousand tolars and mprison
ment in the county jail pcnitentary may
direct, for not less than six months than two
years, shall be imposed any person who shall hold
any free negro in nominal servude evade tho prov
sons OF this act. by the provisions Of the bill
viction Is made speedy and almost certain. All
fines and the net proceeds Of the sales OF alleged
slaves shall DO appropriated under direction OF the
Boards Of Police TO school purposes in the county where
In the indictment preferred or the sales made
Another section Of tho bill provides for the more speedy
and certain administration OF tho law In relation TO
ters permitting slaves TO go mt large ana hire their
time.
Taken altogether II ia very stringent law. 1t passed.
the Hougc with only Ave votes against IT, have no
doubt but that win pass tho Senate and meet with the
approval OF tho Governor and become tho law of the
state and IL properly enforced, have no doubt h,
will be- the evils Of which have heard such oud com,
plant will cease 10 exist
As matter of policy there DO no doubt or lis bcln,
good law; and upon principle, think such law All
solutey NECESSARY In order 10 place the nsttution OF
slavery upon proper grounds We uphold and defend tho
institution Of slavery as the normal happest condition
for the African racetha slavery ia blessing to master
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The Harper's Ferry Affair.
EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM JOHN T.. COOK.
From the Cleveland, Ohio, LEADER

Es
From the Cleveland, Ohio, Leader.1
CHAnEsTowN JAIL, Va. Dec. Q, 1859.
The statements that have been made In regard TO nv
companions and myself totally false There has not
been one single instance 10 which have felt or shown
any signs Of fear since have been here
the cell with me- shown any such weakness or dread OF
death. We dislike the mode Of death to which we have
been doomed. But Notwithstanding, we arc cheer(uy
and calmly awaiting our tate, and trust shall meet Il
like men.
viii frankly admit that or two occasions have
been agated by the reception Of touching letters from
my wife and other relatives whose happiness arc dearer
to me than my fe The doom that awaits me has not in
the least affected my appetite has It occasoncd any
loss OF rest seep as calmly here as would il in my
boyhood bone.
have just read in one Of the papers published at
this place, an account OF the farewell scene between
Captain Brown, Coppie and myself TO show the false,
al this farewell Interview. Captain Brown came in
smiling, and shook both Coppic and rpysef warmly
by the hand. lie asked kindly after our health Hc
then SAID 10 me that he was sorry that had made
statement that was not true. would only gain con
tempt by II. asked him what had said that was un.
true. he told me that II was the statement which had
made "that lie had sent 10 the Ferry told him he
most certainly did tell 20 there He said he had no
recolecnoD Of anything Of the kind, bat that no remem-
bered distinctly Of telling motto 20 there Ireped that
had good memory and had not the slightest recolec.
ton OF anything OF tho kind. lie remarked that he
thought that my memory must be reacherous them but
would DO ne good W talk about that but that had
into a good cause, and not 10 deny IL now. He then
turned Coppe and sad that he had heard that he
made false statements, but glad to learn tina
those reports untrue He then asked II he could do
anything for u.s. We answered in the negative. He gave
Coppe my cents, rcmarking that as he owed brother
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Legal Intelligence.

SUPREME CouRro OF THE UNITED STATES, Dec, o.
On molten Of Hon J. s Back, Attorney General of :. -
mtted attorney and counsellor Of this cour 80 W
On motion Sf Hon 2 Philips Charles Mcdonald an
torncys and counsellors Of b' s.' were admitted
N. 8. Dalton vs.. Ura,u H,.tos. = ~, q,
on''eo s'ases no A. Palmer vs. United stsaes y.
=, -. led States vs. Tcsehmakcr and ~G GS,;y c Mo
other cases !. Of them being appeals ca FROM the dstric
raj Black for rule the counsel Of the Claimant in a.cl
Of these cases to file his warrant Of attorney was
by Messrs Gilbert, Cfittenden, Blair and Carlisle, in be
na o. ,n p ana was advocated by Mr. Attorne,
No. .ls Charles Flowers, survivor OF Alice Flowers
pa0th ~ rr Ta VS. francis Foreman, surviving partner
commenced by Mr. Phelps FOR the plaintiff in error
Adjourned.
supxEsm CoURf or rm UNITED srA7xs-DEc 12-ou
motion OF Hon. j. X. Do0ttle, Hon. Experience Esta
brook Of Nebraska was admitted attorney and coun
seor Of this Court
No 8. Dalton vs. United States No. 81. Faentes vs.
United States. No. Al. Palmer Uniied States No 81
The United States Teschhlaker; and fifty four other
cases all Of them being appealK from the District Courts
Of California. The motion of Mr.. Attorney General Black
for arule the counsel of each Claimant in each OF
ruled
No. 80 The American Transportation COMPANY claim.
ant Of the propeller Oriental &c. appellants vs. John
volk ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court United States
uoversy IN inns cause having been and settled be-
tween the parties it was, Of Mr. How're order
cd that this appeal be dismissed al the the appel
iants. ~fF
No. lao. Christian Off, appellant, vs. James G. Sou
lard Appeal from the Circuit Court United states for the
district OF Missouri The matters in controversy this
cause having been agreed and settled between tho par
ties, was on motion Of MIR Blair ordered that this ap
peal be dismissed at the cost of tho appellant.
No. 70. The United States va Robert f. Stockton
peal from Court United States for the Northern
district Of California On motion of Mr Attorney General
BLACK, this appeal was ordered to be dismissed
No Ill The United States, appellants, vs.. Elizabeth
do from the District Court United States
for the district OF California On motion of Mr.
Attorney General Black, this appeal ordered to be
dismissed.
No. 3D. Charles Flowers, survivor Of Alice Flowers
plaintiffs in error, Francis Foreman surviving part
ner of Christian Keller The argument OF this cause was
continued by Mr. g. w. Brown for tho defendant in
error, and concluded by Mr. Brent for the plaintiff in
error.
No a. Eber B. Ward survivor, of himself and Samuel
Ward deceased owner Of the steamboat Detroit appel
LIANT VS.. George Dixon and John c. Grths executors
OF Charles Thompson, deceased This submitted
to the Of the Cour the and printed
argument by Mr.. Newberry for tho appellant
No. 8. Original action. The State of Alabama COM
pansnt vs. the State of Georgia. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Phillips for complain
ant
Adjourned
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This BOARD Of CITY Canvaksers his legal opini,w the
Of ths Board n reject and the re-
ot the distrloe
fraud have been mads and where illegally In their
occurred
This led TO a debate.
Alderman ST.yENs then offered tho following resolution
for adoption
Resolved That the Corporation Counsel be requested
nsb this Board It'll hia opinion the powers rsdc
Ton OF the board OF Canyassers In relaon To viaag tho
election dhtrict dcs where the agree
the rf the district the clo OF
vassers and where the merely clerical
Both Of these resolutions adopted after long and
continued debating. NUt II
On motion, the matter laid over and made spe-
Cal order tor three O'Clock 10 day, 70 give all parties
time to prepare for for the CONTEST and " got legal ad
vice in the matter.
Tho Board continued with tho canvassing Of this dis
trict, and adjourned about nine O'Clock r. N. Htn
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Cook and Tais nrother.ln.L.v

Mrs. Kennedy, tho mother n.law OF Cook visited him
IN hue cell on Monday Upon her approach they embraced
All conatey recognizing each other mother SOU
she remarked he was looking thin. fIc replied he was
well, al least well ne could be under the orcum
stances After general conversation she SAID, oTiad
only known your business NJ Hrper's Ferry you would
not have boen here John" 81 that very we'll Won
knew nothing Of H." Ia the conversation, Mrs X. said
she had down into the Ferry find him twice on the
morning Of the l7h and referred the narrow escape Of
young friend, who came being killed by Cooks Are
from the opposite side OF the river Hc expressed his
pleasure at this but said nothing in reference to othor
parties who were in range OF his rifle In speaking his
arrest he said, Iiad got possession OF my psto would
mot have been bore" Mrs. X replied, ssPerhaps John,
IL better than you had used it, After his arrest Mr.
Logan, under promise OF absolute sccresy obtained from
hm bis name. and also his commission captain 10 John
Brown forces and Cook bitterly complained that he
guilty Of betray ing him. He spoke in terms OF euogy OF
h lawyers, and said they had done their whole duty mo
whole evidence beDEso positive and direct against him
He read portion Of letter from his brother in law
notifying him OF the appearance Of his wife sister
which said, he the brother naw) already looked upon
the little boy as his own SON." His mother law, before
eaving, exhorted him to keep nothing back and said
+" Tell me all you know" Cook REPLIED &C have nothing
further to tell have told you oil know oft"
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THE EXECUTIONS TOMORROW.
The Approaching Exec utions at Charles
IMoND CORRESPONDENTS

OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. IL, 1859.
Petition TO The legislature for the Communication Of Tie Sen
knce Of Edutn Ccppie-Negro 1saimony-Ihipers Bro
her in Virginia--7he agent for Me Eclectic Magazine
Released from Prism, dc.
In the Senate Of Virginia to-day Hon. A. H. H. STuARr
arosc and said-Mr. President, was called upon by a
gentleman from distant State, who entrusted to me
memorial at the request Of the Governor 10 be presented
TO this body in behalf Of coppie now under sentence OF
death at Charestown called to the Governor and
he authorizes me to say that from his personal know
LEDGE and from Information gathered by him during his
tay al Charestown, the Of this man stands upon
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and slave. The laws Of State place the race in n.
condition. the federal constitution spreads broad sh,e,I
and the sutboriy OF God sanctions IL Then he.
permit single African Of African -
remain 10 the State freeman give the lie 10 all our
proft ssiors. Then let only defend nstut q
OF slavery in its eDrets through the press aud hs
stump, out lot us uphold II with the strong of leg sis
tive power.
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John Moran Levi smt Troy, Rensselaer, county sac,n
Snsr county 1hs s,s1' yS
Sch'hare, R-Isselser county
sS ssn, Of aSaayaues Brady
scsoy a5sa S0iJS JOHN ' T. shes
fifteenth IisinlcT-ioun,es OF Washington sarat,s.
John C,smer Waterford Saratoga &C uay; Ges ii Ta lor
por @sseesso so.ay David Res Fort
cnny
snrrsrH DISTRICT Counties Of Fsex Clipt,n snd Frank
I'm Oliver kt+ss Keessyile, Essex osuo,y; a b. ws,ao
ion berry Essex county; William tlait Pass 1urg Cn,ou
son, For Kent Essex county '"DA"" County, '" y ""'
sEvEsnrNru DsrRcr-Ceunties OF st Lawrence and Her
tncr ben eaer sner $ Lawrence County; william H.
s s"ser 81 Lasrence county Joseph lee Lutte Fails asc
~ Lille Falls. aerkiaer eors s.
ana e
feserlcs hoffman schenectady Jso.b j. Radolife m
o. oissso and Deswsra@
james T:wesp Ss,yS Iea rl.
smith Debit Delaware county Greene Moore, Delhi. Della
lwEsrIrTn DIsrRlor-Coupy of Oneida John A. Green
County, Sosn s sSd1 Eom INV.
GER Utica, Oneida county; David noul,on Floyd. Oneida
1wisrY DISTRICT Counties Of Cortland Broone and
chensnsS mJohn Van aossia Cortland county William
county; El.ith 3. smh Charles Davis Sroome COUNTY
sSa-W.a Il SASmTss rs,sr IsppIn within " w. Green.
Us Fsos cour 1shn Wsro madison
Sullivan, Madison county. '~-''" -''''''
1wnsIrTMKD D.srEicr-Counes Of jefferson and Lewis
Gs Adams Jefferson county Alvin Foster Gleosd.s
reno D Table, Cape Vincent. Jefferson county.
Runs Syracuse l. Sr,sWold syrscase bangs Fay
esve 0nondaga county, Cs.s Tacss onoa
iwErlY Firm DIsrRiCrCounties OF Wayne and CayugA
%aSn. eSsa
Wayne county; Elijah Drake Jordon r O.. Cayuga county;
TwssrY Of Ontario, Seneca and
George n Ozark, waieroo ssnscs oSuny J. sspss
Penn YanD Yates county Peter vcKey Rock Stream Yates
1SssrT sss1s1a Sis1a,c1@coan;iss o. fomp.!n. Che
oouny; H. j. Grant ithaca, iompkins county; G. VI Ryass
Iorsehesd. Chsnppg county; John Hasgery Big Flats
TWENTY psraIcr-Counties of steuben and Living
saf sndsss e.
ben county; j. A. vander'p Densyle, Livingston county
1wEsTr NINTH DisrRcr-Counly OF Aonroe-Gecrse B.
Redaed hoehes;sr Monr county Mathew Rsney soches
Clinton Patterson stockport, Monroe county, Hiram c.
lHh1rrrn DIsnlcr- oundes of Genesee, Wyoming and
Alegsry Frederick Follett Gepesee &c county Tru
fed Wyoming county Isaac smith, Corfu AeganS county,
THIRTY FIRST Observation-Disclosures of Orleans Niagara
Elijah Mather Mlddeport Niagara county Robert Dnnisp
Niagara county, Jeruiah Brown. Jeddo, Orleans county
Hogan
Buffalo Erie county; Thomas Q. heyburn, Buffalo, Ere
sn M as Buzz Ira lis Buff
TalnTYTsIED blsIncr-coqn.es Of Chaniauqae and Cat
uIs Ds nc s, .nsas @
iaraugus county Augustus Alen Jamestown Chatauque
county
JOHN A. GREEN, Jr, Onondaga, Chairman.
NATHAN McMAHt N, Albany, Secretary.
OhVILl.E CLARK, Washington.
John CRAMkR, Saratoga.
WILLIAM RADFpRD, Westchester
c. T. sCHEKMERuORN, New York.
BENJAMIN RAY, New York.
HARRY WILBUR, tennessee.
J. o. HASBkOUCK. Ulster
WILLIAM q. SANDS, Chenango
A. G. WARBLER, Monroe.
A. j. MCCALL. steuben.
WILLIAM BALDWIN, Oswego
JOHN KOHLkR, Cortland
GEOHGE L Eddy Ccpnnai ttaa
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oociL GATHERING op OrD sWHps The old STAGE
poprie0Is, agents ana aryers who twenty wears asa-
on me banks o. the Conuccncut first commenced to ay
as % me wnp and horn, TO the "ben
~" o ~s,e ale meet again Springfield, Mass, On
sho rs, o. pecenoer and partke old fshioae4
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NEwSPAPER.s,
NEWSPAPERS.
VANITY FAIR
NEW ILLUSTRATED
HUMOROUS AND SATlRICAI, JOURNAr
CALLED
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WILL ISSUED Oy
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VANITY FAIR.

T.
VANITY FAIR,
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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 81
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poying the best Aerary and artistic talent America Inn
perativeiy by the people, the has
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agree able manner. -
70 this end h. has engaged writer's and the highest
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sarcastc-n need be-and altogether readable S'
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ever published In tails country
VANITY FAIR
VIII be the organ OF no party section assume
fearless position with partcs cliaues sociea.
and classes, In both church and state; = '
DEFENDING THE RIGHT,
ASSANTNG THE WRONG,
wherever they be found, without the tender
spots OF any person persons.
It's aim will be To interest the public while nm
veyng sharp sermops and pungent Lessons SORTS al
topics to all sorts of people
Believing thai this plan with universal approh.
ton the publisher takes pleasure in announcing the ,e az
the first number Of
VANITY FAIR
"WEDNESDAY, DEC n. when viii be for aae nv an
newsmen, and at The oncc OF publication - -
NO. lls NASSAU STREET.
vprcr e,x c,,~.r New York.
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Publisher ahd Proprictor.
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$40, which he did not know would ever be paid thM a
little change might 40 him some good He then pressed
our hands warmly, ana bade y last farewell. There
was no one present except Capt Avis Capt Brown Coppe
and myself Capt Avis vim think, voach for the truth
OF this statement, IS Will Mr.. Ccppie.
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I os NJ. CAN MEET THE SONS or APOLLO AT r.
SturEes the Generals, 30 Prince street. Friday
w NJ All the bes. amateurs and professionals will be there.
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DENTISTRY,

DENTISTRY.
A RTIFICIAI. BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH.
"A Put In so, requiring pressure and giving no pain.
Aching teeth shells DO filled with Rooms
dscoverer Of Broadway Thirty first strcc Denn
nouce.-sampic packages 81, sent by maf-
RTTPICTAL rEETH-DR. DURKIN CONTINUES 10
extract Teeth In two seconda without the slightest pain
teeth set stnmps No charge temporary q
for extracting where artificial Teeth inserted U z O.
DVRKIN, SIS Canal street, door from IAureuA
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Dzc A-Scveral cases were disposed Of 70 day, bu
the majority q the accused parties were renanded 70
6eAtoncc. t