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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

&. q. WILSON.
HOUSE, SIGN, l. DECORATIVE PAINTER.
HDttt4E rAtNTING.
HIior ON MAtN Ernrrr.
H.., .r Ma"'." ~ ni.,,.s Hardware
s'"'.--I,.s." u""s.. I..
- LAtZtNa. uHAtNtNu. aiidirr. .Ms,biipp a nj
W r.pst Hanging naalir sssnuisd rattirul.r
s''spii"n paid tp i'lain aud rarrr
9If!N
iml'a'ions ~ WOOD aud st"ns Finished In the bsst
style
IrIlANITH
p"' rle'u'es snd L""bins Hlsssas made ~ a,ds,
n'de's t'r Plantation wo,b solicited
July l7d. iRFp
Sun I,a.
IO noNha various n's"ds oo~i"e r"Iaeoo.
Wv sm"si"g do.
'ssbs rine nrapdTI
Peach dnI
Mads'ls aud ro,t Wine!
uinua' Wine.
- 4" jamaica Uur!
10 pn,an itos,pttsts' pitisfsi
ln hinni"e1''s London porh uin
10 einglai"h's i"ndnn uotdial do.
10 Wolfe Frh.iiam Hehnapps
10 Mslaan's C"tdIal
ur"ss iar"hs No..
ret,r Davis rain RitIer
10 Fahnastorh's Nsrmif,aa!
Ace. .tisi ftuit Iats
1"wnssnd'a nulrs. Williams aud
tands Rstssp'illa
Mustard.
200 Ounces Quinine:
Natdan Hsods uf al hInds
ktutletr. new lot just ta"aivnd
Fa'ar, Medicines. rstfpmutY aud Eanrr Gaads Of
all b'nds Ia Htore aud G,t sale bv
sugll A. HTEwAHT 4 90,
Druggists,
Waddiil's old stand. Msin ~ nainn H"dga
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
New Fall and Winter Clothing.

\ HAvE uaw IN Ft"ts my sntirs STOCK of
EALL AND WINTER sisrTitINt,
the 'nust ~ vhloh have mads up to otdat aud
have ~ hssitatipp In saying u is the lstRss'
aud mnst complete assortment IN this place. ell
! ash is an assminatipn uf nv sI"rs aud Z feel
satisfied that osn give perfect satisfarti"n ~
all ih"sa VII" oan appreciate gp"i unuds.
sopilg W - PHILIPPE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

lust received, five casks clear bacon
- sides, Tor sale low, by
mayl s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
Mf,HINfps.
T..n.i,. ~. s..,. .,n...,x

Tt'Hlf" ~. s.',ss .f T...tr
shfPll ifasspfe - Ma,ia Antotsst,a .ea
~ iha l@1isa ~ "rart uf T., aiss EIV. An
e'sea"' il"'sI ut rapi""fy ~ tsdv's ,.jist,P P.,
sala ""lV 81 ~ . wM H'ppFfSS
ials3t b,,. So.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
lid WINS.

A CHOICE "s-"tt'psri e the mos, del
y 'cs's brands Just received
s"ptA 5 BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
FRUIT STORE:

Mn N. BART ~. on Lafay etts street. hA. ia I
vi received a fresh lot Of watsrmrIions a. d
~"rs articles. all ~ fresh. 20 sweet and e. nice
junsb
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

View spr'"e r"d s"s,,.., saa...i..
WpNLb respectfully infptm .. customers ~ .,
have ""r !" 81 'rv sniiss sl.es ~ Ep iny
p""ls srd srlieiis esl i,nr, oil those 10, ,,s.a -
~ s''i.ls In mV libs W u rUtttIrs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

ID u. DAY lie Agent t,r The sale 81 all the most
IN. PaP"sF Fatsnt Hsdininss ~ the day bur
ynuf Medicines ffrtn o. D DAY
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12

y HAls Pipes pure thsH,raEss HtaHIy.
- Uask pure f"ri Wine,
" p's pure ipnI"n club House pin!
'asts .''nd"p rHtet genuine.
" India r.la Ale ET saiabv
.stiG1u 70 DAY
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Court Of General ssssasns.

MAJ ~ -7A> Ca~ Of Frsrk nccsss and yama irrsns =
The CASE Of the people against Frank hccsbe and james
Irving charged with Assault and battery on oh'sn Horr
and Dubois, the 9th Of August last vas called this
morning McCsbe and Irving we're not forthcoming, and
their ball, $500 each was declared forfeited bench
warrant was issued for their apprehension, and Judge
RssssIl - down tomorrow he 22d) for their trial,
arrested before that tine
william Bsckus, James psvipe John Daley, John Ker.
feAn ana James Campbell vers placed 81 the bar
vim having, on the I'D Of March last, robbed ia
COB Coon OF f<s IN money IN west Broadway. Bacxus
~ho was well known 70 the police - disreputsbs cha
ae'er YES tent 10 the STATE prison for ten years De
vne hertssn ard Campbell pea led guilty 10 chargc OF
er@pd larceny. aud respectively sent 10 the state
cha gel
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x1Ws FROM THE PACIFIC.

Arrival Of the Caltfornaa Pony E1Sresss
ST.. LOUIS, Nay a, 1881.
Ths Poay Express with San Francisco dates d Nay II,
resohsd s. Joseph this afternoon The news BY this
sival IL nos specially important
Arrived Nay g. brig Canal, from Valparaiso; whAlers
Nevada and Sarah warren, from Ascension Island
United STATES sloop Of Cysne, from PAnams 7h For
rest Queen, from New York.
Sailed Nay 4, ship Amethyst, from Belinsham Bay;
eth, Hamburg bark Louisa, from New Archanssl; sth
JsPaasss steamer Candenmorrah, for Honolulu 10Th,
Business was more active from second hands aud
good trade had been done With the country; but an in
by oonceons and forced sales ataucton, the whole
q he mArkee became weaker and nearly every article
s lover .s 70 ~ si 40 ., sss III. ~. e.
counts from New York had depressed the views Of
4ns steamer Golden Gate, which sailed Tor Panama on
the 81 insant took 81 100000 in treasure 81 Of
y ssng Ter New York-a larger amount than was An
1hs japanese corvette sailed homsward, via Honolulu.
on the IN ins having been completely repaired q the
Navy Yard, nee Of charge. A hrewell festival was
Ban Francisoo shs started mmedatsy aer the arrival
~ tho posy express which brought news only eighteen
Sonp.sss srssm,ssoa i news around sSs world in
quicker time than ever before DONE
rivss v:.y On p ne ~ ne Win Ro~s
eating u nssnaon Of Stephen A. Douglas for the Pre-
edssoy, which osussd great embarrassment among the
he 0sllorna Republican STATE Convention to choose
Preedeafa Electors b 70 meet u Sacramento the 2Osh
Al ths Iooai election Il STOCKTON on the 7h inst, the
(Pooples ticket 6iumphed over the democratic
twslye o. nuTSesc vhtss were maseaoreed by Indians
5th a Ihe Indians three four hundred strong,
ven mounted and armed Win guns The affair created
Twelve 70 thirty cash had stsr.sd il purss This sx
Press brought one hundred letters from San Francisco.
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CaAsrxsror q q msh coumbis-D Brennsn and lsiy
- nsos.cn as1 Dsdy v Prsge Mr. and Ms ccn, Mrs
D o. Ms Wilson, mrs suIl, ? Hurss HNtsscrns'
tram .lss Bsiieny and Me LTsui Coi orssins ham
wsos a. Ptr.ss dnSsse =. sy.s.r ~: "a
-, .s. ss'' w. Me- ss;ssy M c.g ssss' - s:s.
NIsJ iho.ae W Osisssos, Ksxss, J - ossr~s1ss, j
s.h n 4, kggssy Tss. a sss !. S!sss,
ags,ssy He'd " sta ~ Esssy. Sr,.os W Rssd:
Treshsd Ccsse'shsli Joycs N fuoksr o 1o.sr.
essl, Mn nsAlIisss- tse ssldres ssl ssvsss; iesi
nos sfss NM HaDscs, = Grfmss 2 lOss " 49, i
n Colburn Disses Fosser ms Ha1inonNn O,urr1r
ehree ehdren, Mrs Graham, mrs Oonbs n fSnrbsr
n Sherman. navssy er syerry, vss 49, Long,
w woodruff, L Butlsr- axd ~ n ase>Nse
NEW or1sAss-ehp n Csafles-capt wolfs
Posr Az frAu-Brx Porto PlAis-xr Ho0nsrs. Mr. An.
hrcse.
Kuesror, Js-Brir Sarah wccster-D Bunfseoa.
BxAxos-schr Caesus-Mrs Bendrick and child.
usrArxss-ecAr Dan euhh-N Cross. wine, n Lopsz, NJ
Campos Clara, O Large
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FLORAL fHsIvAI--Sz. yncsSIs H0sPIrAL The Floral
Festival and Fair by the ladies' d New York for tho co.
inssmert or 81 vinosnts Hospital commenced yssisr-
day 81 the Palace Garden a.d Hail. corner q Fsussaia
street and Sixth svssss grand display ef fireworks
took place last night; splendid brass band attend
snoe A this festival has bean sss On foot for the oause
Of charity, and a. Is 10 under The auspices OF the ladies'
there are two strong motives for the attendance Of al the
other sex who have any claim 70 benevoenos whoovs
and respect good women Never do the gsatls lock
20 fair and 70 charming when they cot the part of
minsserng angels IN works Of mercy; and No have ~
doubt that under their influence and eoausncs this In
erestpg occasion their male ends will bleed freely cr
81. vinoents Hospital.
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Mr.. Archibald the British Cousul has lssusd cards eps
On oua odnnsr party on The 21sh, In honor Of Qsssa
Hic1ofias birthday.
Peter @. washington. Esq, Of washIngtsn, D. O., b
stopping ~ The Everett House.
.s: : e s:s q u ::s &: q:
New York Hossl
and Q Han. Erq., Of Cincinnati. are stopping II the
Don Manuel Ferrsros and family, T. rrunon, Dr. Jour
ssnse, Boyes and Gs,lerres, al from Mexico; + q
g E Of %ssS! nd
u moe, are stovping At The Clarendon Hotel
Gov Robinsos. Of Kansas; Hon W. G. smsdss, Of Ms
s.pp Cen Nathaniel Of Virginia. President Of the VIZ
DaAanors, are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Hon 8 g Boyd, Of hatcher; Or. 8 MArshan, Of
White Plains; J. 9 Darby, na, o, Kingston, Ky; R. G
Hsnpls Dc ana family o. PbI.deipsis, were among
the arrivals At the Large HOu.c yesterday.
Up Brown, Of CcDstsntDop,e; ". q JsBfer, United
States army Luce and Hunter Davidson, United States
Navy; Right Raw DIT. Malock and Rev John Crocker Of
81 Johns, Newo Midland. and Rev. J. II PIunkstt, Of
vgsina. were IN Washington on Saturday.
large cem pany lAsies and geui emsn from Mexico,
travelling Ter pleasure, arrived in Tshinsiou on Thurs
cay evening
Mr.. James wsush young man abou, twenty six years
srapssctrg busirefs New York He vasrecognzed BY
some o. me brskenen ., Bridgeport, since which no
waugh bad for several years been m the employ the
kew York and Ne~ Haven and Cestra saiIroad Com
psDy 10 the capacity " ally IAN considered
Of the thorough eoecs and trustworthy men ~ tbs.
department lie was 1, have been married the sth
with her fsnily are suddenly overwhelmed With gris'
pnd dssrpoinsment
Al Gray con Court House, Va last week the Jury IN
The cafe Of Michsil wsdde, alan fer su rendered
verdict for the plaintiff putting his damages % 900
The plaintiff feet bis counsel 90 the tune OF 81 500
The Dubuque Q,wa) Herald gives OF stree,
Eight between Postmaster Heath, o. that city, and s.
Jones, Of General Jonfs Hss.h got some severe
flesh wounds, and Jones goa black eye
his stated letter Munich tina, the marriage o,
Count naoi younger brosh.r the King Of The Two si
He, with the Princess Matilda fourth daughter Of the
Duke hsxmAn OF Bavaria snd slater Of The Empress Of
Ausris, has Zen ofhsiaiy sanctioned BY the King ct
Naples
The Me~crsai fzni>rs ssys that General Lsmoricscrc
has oaly accepted the command CT the Ponthcial army
upou the express condition that he 10 be called
upos 70 serve asaipst Frsns~.
General Chansarpisr has len Paris for Belgium. The
UTsnnS Nanosafe inquiries whether be has gons nxhl
Dor the cause Of desyotsm la Rome Naples.
Napoleon III entered his s3i year April 70, having
been born on The 10th April, 1905
rhe dignity OF Chevster OF the Legion OF Hoaor hes
been conferred by the Emperor OF the Frcseh upon
Maurice Du 'cvaot (SAncJ the artist, and Of the
celebrate, George Sand. rs generally understood that
10 this tho literary reputation Of his mother
than his osr ntistic merL
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OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE
KEY wEsr, Nay Is, 1890
me United States steamer wyandotie. Lieutenant Com
handing Fabius Stanley, arrived ct this paoe last ught
from the south side OF the Island OF Cuba having
tody tho bark william, of BALTIMORE with i've hundred
and sixty African negroes on board. Tho william was
direct nom Africa, and about landing her cargo Of
humanity when shs was peunoed upoa BY the little
are all ysuns, but greatly emaciated by their inhuman
treatment and close confinement during the voyage IRON
Africa. This Is Tho second capture made within very
short space Of tme and they certainly speak well for
the little United States steamers wyandoste and Mohawk
and their gallant crows When the williams cargo shall
have been landed 1t Key West, the United States MAJ
shall will have over ono thousand Africans under bis
care
Tho bark william exhausts her supply or food to day
and viii probably discharge her cargo u the African depot
TO morrow. She has been In communication with tho
land and had On board Spanish custom house ooia n
the time Of capture.
The quarters just finished for the cargo Of the Wdnre
will possibly house this Accession by close sowsse,
but there want Of lumber for further extension, -
well as . supply Of provisions II this new impetus
towards the suppressn Of the trade shall be increased
by tho proposed bounty Of 500 per head may look
for other captures, and IL VIII then become matter Of
policy and humanity TO have the slaves afforded every
convenience and comfort for health preparatory TO leaving
for their return voyage. This matter that requires
I'M mediate attention by the government.
PS-Another shaver, under Spansh oolors, reported
TO have been captured by Spanish vessel In the
vicnsge Of the place where the bark William was seized
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ITALIAN OrRA-WNms GARpm.--" Nebucco" was
given ct ths house As night 70 the most crowded audi
ence Of the season. Fabbn sang bsAsr than ever and
made marked impression In The me v6k Of Abagail
The splendid soo In the second oct was rapturouy on.
cored and the prma donna fairly embowefed with
floral offerings. Hallevy's grand opera, ola Juivs,"
which YVES gfven In such admirable style few wseu
ago. win be repeated for tho last time 70 morrow night
With Fabbri - Rachael aud the original exceeu cast
This 10 one Of the best spectacular operas we have ever
heard and Is put on the stage with great effect On Fri
day the German version Of "MArtha" with Fabbrl Su.
ge, and the other artists Of Maretzeks troupe will be
performed "Martha" we believe, has never been sung
here with % fine cast before. Mr.. Aaretzek, un-
derstand has completed arrangements with number Of
artists who will make their debut during next weel
among them are Rosina, OLIVIER and Lusa (prims DIN
ne), Enrique Roesi and Guerra (iws temue), and Eu-
gene Lusa (baratone) In addition 10 Mercadenhs grand
opera CT q" Bravo" now in rehearsal Maretzek has In
preparation verdis opera "Masnaderi" written by that
matter for Jenny Lind when In ocdon and never before
produced In this country With these novelties the III
tttues OF The opera will have to complain Of
ant Of attraction ., winter Garden.
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ACADEMY on MuHC-NB sPxRAxzA's BDUu To-
SoHT-we hope that the lovers Of the opera, and I'll
those who sympathze with the afction which has be
fallen she young prina DONNA Adena spsranss, u The
very outset Of her artistic career In this country. WIN
remember that her bsnsnt comes or 70 night u the
Academy Of Music II d rarely that ono 20 gifted has
been placed In circumstances requiring appeal such
the friends o th young lady arc compelled 70 make 70
the public and trust that the occasion viii prove that
their timely interference b her behalf, aadhs liberal i
rift In which the lessees and artists Of the Academy and
Winter Garden have como forward 70 aid their efforts arc
appreciated by the community he opera tonighs will
DO " u Trovatore," with Mad. 0axzaniga, Mn wislsr.
and Hgnor Tanaro and Dubrsul In the principal r5ss
Nuzso win conduct In hi usual efficient fashion We
hope 10 80 . brimnipg house.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIL ADnPMA, May Il, 1850.
Railroad, 2lK; Morris Canal 56x; Long Island Railroad
~; Pennsylvania Railroad, a9h Sight exchange New
YORK u par
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 10, 1890.
Cotton unchanged sales 70 day $500 bales mostly Of
low s.sdss Sugar, Shc 5ko for fair = fully fair.
Flour ~ S0-a$0. Whhkey Ice. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nay 81, 1890
y Flour quiet and heavy; Howard street nominal II
% co Wheat dull Al 81 eSa IS for white, and 81 Is
n TIC; yellow 70 Tic. Provisions firm and rates un
changed Whisky quiet at q X - xc.
PHLApKLrMA. May q, 1890
81 Is mn red rs White
81 CO. Corn buoysnt; sales 10000 bushels yellow 1t
5bc; 76c,, white 7so, 76c. Ness pork SIS So Lard
held u Ike IN barrels. Ohio Shiskey 22Kc. 23c.
BurrALo, May a, 1850.
Flour quiet and steady; no round lois selling. Wheat
du Gales, 5000 bushels No Chicago spring a 81 10.
IS oco busheh No Illinois and Toledo, ali Al Soc No.
Thing oo'rg In other grains whskey steady sales, 90
higher, st &c -four, lSc wheat l2c ON corn 70
New YORK. Imports-6.ooo bbs flour, IS, COO bushels
5000 bushels wheat, eco ou,he corn ''''
BUFFALO, Nay 2l-6P. M
-Four market aui:t md steady Sole. q 400 bbls y
y = M ss, and g Ss :, chC:
and Indiana 80 50 rs for double extras. Wheat duh and
heavy; sa,es 500 busheh No Chicago spring 81 10
BUSHES No Illinois ii Soc 80 bushels do q. IS Ic
Other grains quiet and sales. Whskey Steady sales
% bbb II 20c Canal frsighs: boats scarce and rates
advanced V 42c. on nonr l3c wheat, 12c.
New York.
-. OswpGo, NAY 2l-6 p. N.
Flour dull. Wheat lower. Milwaukee club 10 quotes
ut 81 II 81 Is sales "a eco bushels 1t private terms
M corn market opened without material change, bu
ciosed with declining tendency: sales In the morning
1000 bushels Illinois at &c., and 2,l0o bushels INDIAN
gtsady Soc On -four, skc, on wheas, and &c. corn
New York. Lake impors-l 900 bbs. flour. %. 30
bushels wheat 80 900 bushels corn, g. 800 bushels rye
1000 busheh peas. Canal exports-2,50o bbs. nour
1yl00 bushels wheat 81 900 bushels corn.
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n, s.,u,s., p nsy TO- Mrs. nasn xADuAur

Arsrr-on Saturday, NAY 10, Mrs.. hAsn hADsrAr"
he friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 s
tend the funeral service on wednssay snS rs,ss
o'clock, M the Cnnrch OF the NsnvV' Sewn" s'"""''
between second and Third streets - ----,-. &c.,
Ayrss-op sunday morning, NAY ~ o. scs' 500
Ayers ~ ana srspdchid Of Leonard W. Bramsa, @q,
AGED Years, months and days ,.
The frisncs OF the family are nvhsn nsn ~.
vsi ,h,. Trr~sssvl afternoon At hall ast Tour COCK,
from No III Curt street mo Bakes Row, BrcOslyn
In1Ss ,u sunday Nay 80. Gas HEsAsy sca
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N arried.

Bsxxrrr-rSonAr On Thursday, May II, By the Rsv.
A. r. Hart, Mr.. WYNN Brsxu, jr., 70 hs JAM n H.
GRAN, both OF this city.
BoIn-KoRr Sunday, May 20, By Rev stsmle
BusAsS Borrx Of Prussia, 70 hARr Z KoRSy, Of New
York
FonBns- LIVINGSTON Poughkeepse, on Tuesday,
May rs, By The Rev. J Brnckest, wuIlAn Forrxs Of
this CITY, 70 BxsssA, eldest daughter Of VIM Livingston
Esq., OF the former place.
Charleston, g. c., papers please copy.
Hoyr-TAyios- wednesday morning May 10 ~
the church Of the Good Shepherd, Fort Lee, ~ Rev.
Ralph Hoyt, Mr.. Howisp NJ HON, On va" o'V, !" NJ"
ASsm " TAiIoR, OF the former place
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Hadson CITY News.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE The bosy OF "a unkno xn man. sup.
posed to be Germsn, was found 90 Sunday al pac,
known "a van Worst HILL Hudson City. An Inquest
held BY Coroner Ackermsn, aud verdict OF supposed
death IRON suicide WAS rendered. There were marks
violence upon the body Deceased was thirty to
tpiry nve years OF age ana had sandy hair and mus
tecoe lie was dressed In black frock coat light mixed
kerseym pants. black cloth cap red flannel under
shirt shoes ana white stockings The Coroner has In MS
possesstou the clothing for ideuua cation
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MozARr Hall Miss Nina Geary's complimentary bene-
at lest night great success, the hall being filled
lie utmost capacity with audience who did mot fail 10
manifest their appreciation Of the young benfoars by
very hearty plauds The entertainment throughout
vel sustained Mr.. Gustavus Geary, who possesses .
prime and well cultivated voice. sang several ballads In
good sye, together with the gems q Moore's Irish meo
dies, In which he peculiarly happy. Tho performance
Of last night concluded his successful engagement u
Mozart Hall
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Political InteIIaxence.

TM BREAeT m TESNssssE The Memphis Bullein thus
speaks Of the democratic difficulties In Tennessee
The signs indicate the approach Of ugly diiculty
beswxt our Tennessee democracy. The friends OF the
majority platform and the friends OF the minority plat
form are active In drumming up democratic sentiment
In favor OF each chs Tennessee delegation refused 70
seoede and thereby hangs tale VIII tho democracy or
the SKATE sustain tbem VIII the democracy OF the State
repudase and condemn them These are the questions
Already the friends OF rival platforms have made sgnih
can't decnsratous and huge aurging sea Of bad feel
Ing b running In between them.
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CHANCE FOR THE yRTUou on INV YoRx 1t win be seen
hit The recherche stock OF ancient and modern oil paint
ngs which formed the gallery Of the late VIM Burton,
Esq., TO be broush TO the hammer, by OF our city
auctoneers, this evening II well known 10 the people
Of cur city that Mr.. Burton only inimitAbe
comedian In his way, but, At the same time, he was =
great admrer and oopuosseur OF the noble art Of Titan
and Raphael The ccncer ated selections Of long eAre
COW to be referred 10 public competition.
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AnstAsr lnpsrtant esptre u elavsr vith
Five nuRdred aad slxty Slaves - Deard-
Activity 81 the Unlted states vsssss-oIs
TheasanA Negroes 1t ley Wea-The Pre-
sIdent's nessage n he Case Of the slaver
Wudnrs,
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THE SUPPOSED SLAYER CORA.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ArroRSHy's orrfcE.
MAI 1.-isa Matter Of as suprosed SLAYER Cora No
tee has been given BY nsrs Bssbe Dean and Donohue
on the part Of John Latham captain and owner OF The
oo'a, new under arrest they viii apply 70 the United
ins,
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Drswinss Of the Dsl.w..s state Lotse
Royal Havana Lottery.--rhs Folio win,

Royal Havana L0ttery.--The Following
numbers drew Vie principal In The drawing Of Nay a.
Nos Price Nos Prxes Nos Price
sisS SSis e. s $50 &c ''s' . $4,000
Sus psrs s loss issi ,ala isSs 1911, ssu scos, nla
52r. $3.50 69y2 1910 SAC gS 1881 i05li lO96s 1888
soss ss ls1ls ISL, soo sl9s issss ises iceo
asII las isisS III isis ,sl SIG a as asiss ISIS
a3sSe-el 900 each
For circulsrs the shove drawiugs addun Don Rod
risuex, Of City Post. Ch0ieiton, South Carolina.
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Court OF c.mmcu pleas.

NAY Ala suit for dsmsges has been enisrci In ths
court, 81 the inssnce o. AID Russell. sgsins ex Ai1
wilson, for sssanlt and battery. Piantf complains,
trcte ctter hnes, that defendant attempted 10 go1ge
tutt eye. Mr. wilson was held 10 bal In The sum of
9z,toI a The order OF Judge Brady.
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BowRY TnEATRE.--Nss Susan Denim and MES Charlotte
Champion iDaugursted at the old B,wery last
oisht, in Lucreti Borss, very crowded house. The
tragedy Of "Medear the bills for night, with the
asttes, and Mrs Frank Drew in the farce Of "rhe
Wandering Boy"-her nrst appearance
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 WONDERFUL riMK--THE JAPAEuE BsQU0Hr
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made usei for variety Of pufpn. ben 10y
were presented vi .s-r-s m ~
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street rew yofh.
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