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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

In New.Jersey the Congressional nominations are
now complete. The old Wing element is strongly
rsprefen,ed On both sides. They stand as follows:
Mn Lincoln. datiLinco'n.
4 sLhn 4 Nixon, Joseph Looming
H. John Statton, Augustus Green
III Alexander p Berthopd, William O. Steele.
~ Beni.nin r. Edsell Andrew Cobb.
" William Pennington, Nehemiah Perry.
: p,aaa
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rieh and Henry eotd haze ct sb ans nobody cood hive
found out" Ida Levy called and gave anay the
came rccoopt Of Kmm.luisrs tsyyssw wish her father
Several witnesses were called for a. deisnse weo tssse5
thai eosractsr GOOD and der Smith
hCutht small lots Of 6oof o. Hsckrrs Mill. Ex-hecs Mr.
and Mr. BIankmsn coIdacted the for the pri'oper .
the jury Mr. Dcy,e the prosecuting attorney. followed n
,pes on bears duration Boa were Sefy ape n
n,,t Az a. tbsy we're unable n srse discharged nsn ION
q The case .Sd ad Sr 70. s. op and
s sy.ai,t,l Sentences will take place on fnday
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs

COURT CALENDAR-THs DAT.
T.. DIsrRIcT CoURr.-The calendar will not be
SUPsEME CoURr-CIRcUIr-Pa II.-Nos. 1540,
1902 o2 1874 1862 5s $40 1929 1870 1925 1926 1923 $780,
1892 1884, 1885, 1893, 1912, 1914, 1916.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.--Eos. IS, ia,
ll4 1885, u.s. go 81 125 49, 49, $780, 49, 1872 1884, 1885, 1885, 49,
49, l39, n, loo, III,
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ou,,,s for the a,ab.s elmo of sSmp,ed incest and
.,1,ae, Of his young daughter State 10 years
.n. by ssbbnr The Weehavken ferry State Pnsoh
for Sc Of twenty !sSs sss g.; 1ss.ss q nns ~
s,i Prop ths tgn IA With bs previous sntsnes
in the Of John A. fe for perjury, the Jdy brought In
verdict Of Guilty
iTAL p.roA1 accIDTsr.-Coronssar H.. 80, .asY.
Ats IAN Of Bud.on CITY held ~ .gu s. s.y employed
upon h the D Sss end Of the Bep tunns w1o va. s
ss1s' nm over sad iOsantly killed BY gs w, the
and ETs sssssd ysrd Of Acae sss,
%emns v vas deposited in the ye:eps y.s II the Catholic
rw.tery Hudson City 70 awe the eq Of the brother
Of deceased who 10 said fesiae. Int City Of New York
ACCIDENT At THE vrw CRY HALL.-On Sa'ur-
dav afternoon "A the workmen engaged erecting the new O
Hall come, OF Newark and Washington place we're ~
The act hospg by Of derrick heavy stone
The derrick was sustained parted end the stone and der.
ck together OF The woamen were
The beams Of the first story os Of ne men nr rsS nv he %
Ts other with few slight bruises One OF the Deans
hch the stone fell broken in two and the front wall
OF the building somewhat DAMAGED.
DIscHARGgD.-The women, Mary Gillen, before
mentioned having been arrested charge OF dragging the
n. child Of John Ven had an sxaapon before o
custody The stupid cond ton In which the child lay rom
O'Clock Thursday afternoon TO O'Clock Friday s attributed
and that the child affected with the qu1r by
nursing The infant is now In fair way to recover
FIRr-About II on Sunday morning fire broke
ont IN the esr budr No 81 Coles street. occupied bakery
by Henry Carroll The flames spread rapidly and damaged the
interior Of the building large amount before they could De
previous were destroyed The dasge will amount TO several
hundred dollars which only partially covered by Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

ASSAULT on THE WIDE-AwAKEs.-On Friday
evening, while the Republican Club of the Second
Ward holding their meeting in front of their
headquarters in York street. near James, party of
roughs made attemp. to create disturbance with the
Wide-Awakes who were present, by using abusive
language, pulling their capes and caps off. Mr.. Thee
dore F. Rich had his cap pulled off, aud was thrown
into the barroom of an adjacsnt tavern. Rich went
in after it, and coming out said something to James
Callaghan who had thrown his capin when Calsghan,
struck Rich with bis fiat. The other roughs gath
cred around and struck at Rich; some of the Wide
Awakes came to his assistance and there was strong
probability that general fight would have ensued, but
the prompt interference of the police under SERGEANT
Graft, who restored order aud arrested Callaghan,
against whom Rich preferred charge of assault and
battery. He was brought before Justice Cornwell
on Saturday morning After examining several wit
nesses all OF whom testified that the accused made an
unprovoked attack on Rich, Calaghan was convicted
and fined $Oor in default to be sent to Jail for twenty
days.
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By Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 81 An. ship ST. Peter. IaHsoni
bark Aaron j. Harvey Sierra Leone, sept Z
Also, arr. brig Anius. Rio Janeiro
SAVANNAH Oct l9Tbe Fiorda arrived al 1ybee ~ ant
theI v haIf a 3 elook Friday night. All well
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

We learn that Gov. Chase Of Ohio will address the
Republicans of Brooklyn, under the auspi,ss of the
Rocky Mountain Club, some evening this week-prob-
ably Tuesday Or Wednesday. The Republicans of
James Humphreys district will certainly turn out to
hear the eloquent statesman of the great West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

TRVHPED'ur CASE AGAIysr 4 SLAVE WOMAN
Rena A. Fields, eolOred woman, at the instance of
Francis A. Cohen, her late owner, for neTly Of
Chsrlsfton, South Carolina, and now Of No. 1O3 West
Twentisth street, was tried a charge Sf stealing
from him mattress and other articles. Mr. Charles
S. Spencer appeared as her counsel. The defendant
had been brought to this city some months since by Mr.
Cohen and having learned that she was entitled to
freedom, left Ter masters house aud went to reside
elsewhere: Some days since she was encountered in
TIE street by her former owner and arrested on the
charge Of theft. The came up for trial On Thurs
lay, but was pat of ill Saturday Mr.. Spencer pro-
tsng that there was plot in existence TO arrest her
o ID render her back into Slavery.
The care was called on Saturday, aud Mr.. Cohen
PLACED on tho stand lie could not state whether the
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STABBIsG AFFRAY.-About 10 O'Clock on Saturday
night, two men, named Michael Phnestsr and John
Bears got into fight in Graham avenue in the course
of which they were both seriously njured-Bears, it
is fesred fatally he having received stab in the fore
head wi knife Phnister was arrested by Officer
LatinviIle of the Sixth Precinct and locked up to
await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

NOTORIOUS CHARACTER AT HIS OLD Practices.
-Edwsrd Tray, notorious character who h heretofore
arrested different charges and not unacquanted with the
interior Of the PeneLtay, brought before Justice
well on Saturday TO charge Of assault and battery
Owen Mcclure also arrested accompee The
psnant was Mrs Gadby keeper Of poTterhouss ia Atlantic
street On the examination out In evidence the
eused went into Mrs Gadsby place to get drinks They took
the drinks and demanded money, but informed by tie
l,ndady hSt abe had give The accused represented
insisted on compliance with their demand but MIRA G.dsby
remaining firm, they strufk her with lumber alleged and
forced her to 50 TO the drawer and give them twenty-five
each Two policemen called in and they put the parties
ont the house but they did arrest them They
were subsequently, taken ino custody One OF the policemen
who drove them out Of The house said to be the father Of
was Of most serious character instead Of assault
battery the Justice committed the defendants IA full to await
the action Of the Grand jury.
Tracy is one of the main props of the Democracy of
tie Tenth Ward. He was active delegate to one of
the late Democratic City Conventions, and ha, fire.
quently before served in similar capacity.
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Before Justice ISGRAHAN.
THE cHEEvER CHURCH CONTROVERSY

THE cHEEyER CHURCH CONTROVERSY.
The People rel Henry Hsrtt sgt George H. White ct al
The REALTORS in this applied to quash the return
made to the writ Of alternative Issued In this case
ground evssvenes The Court held the matter under ad
for time and this morning rendered decision
granting the application and directing the issue of peremPtoy
mandamus
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SUPERIOR COURT-GEsKRAL TERN.-OcT. 20.
Before All the Justices.


BtlOft
DECISIONS.
Stephen i. Bowles act. Abner Van Horn Ell al
Order appealed from reversed
J. Albert Weinterboff ct al sgt. John II. Sergert.-
Order sffrmed with costs.
Joseph Burnett sgt. Edward Phaon ct al.-Order
appealed modified by reversing much Of II
allows the eleventh exception and affirmed ia ell other pscu
lars No costs TO either party
srEoIAL TERx.-Before Justice MosoRIKT:
James X. Smith agt. Benjamin A. Mumford ct al
Motion denied with 81 costs plaintiff.
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ni.nstrrs, &c.

PHuApEtPHiA Oct 2-The report that tae bark ASren
Harvey was ashore at Mataoons va incorrect
The baik Roman nom Newfork for Liverpool 80 Lewe<
leaking and with loss Of forotop aud maintopga. mast.
The sehr D. w. EldJgs for st. Bsr u on tie bss'b, ~
water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

THE New ST. PETERS CHURcH.-Tne ratio of
churches to other buildings in Brooklyn is increasing
with rapidly that speaks well for the moral tone of
TIE community. There are indications that in few
years the mass Of devout New-Yorkers will do their
worshiping in the suburbs While eacred edlfces
spripgDg up it were spontaneously from the soil of
Brooklyn, many sanctuaries, under the pretense of
moving up town, actually dsappeariDgi and it is
supposed that fearful proportion of the population is
stately without the Gospel. There is no reason why
Brooklyn should not become beautiful Mecca for the
pilgrims of the metropolis.
Not the least attractive shrine in that event. will be
the new church of ST.. Peter, of the Roman Catholic
persuasion at the corner of Warren and Hicks streets.
This temple has arrived at that stage of preparation for
divine service when the public may be invited to come
and see IL, from October 81 TO Nov. 3 between the
hours Of a. M and p. m, and in tbs evening from
TO TO- at an expense per individual Of % cents, the
principal attraction announced being the hescoas.
Yesterday the establishment was open all day. and al
though no admishi3n fee demanded, the contrbn-
tons Of TIE charitable gratefully recsivsd, to
very considerable extent.
st. Peters is built Of brick, with brown stone
faciDgs the whole being sunnouned with ocagonal
steepls with clock and Chimes and a Roman cross
at The top. Archi eture has much lees significance
roy than when Il expressed the sentiment Of national
faith, tIa' the scboo to which The s5ce belongs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun-Rises. Bets 5;l1 Mooa-Rises. 50
GrsH vArIR
Sandy Hook. 1871 Gov Land.. 22l Hen0sse..... ac3
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BRooKLYE CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number Of
deaths in this city last week. was no. Of which q
adults and 70 children. The principal diseases were:
consumption, l5 cholera infantum, Il remtsnt fever
IL scarlet fever, TO- inflammation lungs and brain,
EACH congestion of the brain, g. &c. Under year
of age, 81 Natives of the United States ST. Ireland
IL; Germany, s; England, A.
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Arrived. SUNDAY. Oct. n,

Arrived. SUNDAY, Oct. n.
Steamship Quaker City schufeldt HavaOa 18th inst md
Steamship Potomac Watson Baltimore niase 10 H. b. cro
Go Experienced the entire passage, heavy gale from
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston ndse and pass 70 spo
ford Teston Co. Has experienced very heavy NJ T. gala
and received damage bulworks and wheel houses
snip BENZ Adams Chase Liverpool Sept g. mde and pass 70
Steamship STAR Of the South Lyon Savannah dse and ps,
to Samuel Mitchi Son.
Ship Morimer LvnsOp; sarsOn, Antwerp Sept T. nsas.
son seaman Of siueden died Of bilious ever Oct ls lat
signals wiiha bark bound " supposed the W. Boyn,On
ship G. seuthard tcf Richmond Me Watts LiserOol g
days, mdse and pess TO j. W. Ewe Oct L. lat 90 S. Ion 90
l6 sgnaled bark Rsttlesns.e. bonsd y.
Snip Kutusoh Shemsn Bedford IL hours IN BALLAST,
master was towsd to this city by steamer Potomssa
Bark Felipe tBI d Hull Lawrence, TrOOn Scotland days.
Park Isabella G Jones of BamOre wOOdbarn Sunderland
IS days coal to II. a W. Never
Bark Doc do Nornsndis ttr) Beare, 81, Pisrre " 10
Brig Lady Of the Lake. Mar.h. Even coal for Port.
Brig Elias Dudley; Shay Pot Even coal for Boston.
BTs Emily, Saunders Port wen, coal for Boston.
Scbr n IL Gould (of Orlesns) Saith M.sxa sspt ssi
Ss Gays nom Ol9rsaT mutt to Chamberlain Phspsi I'D
nSvy westerly winds the latter part Of the passage lost bess
sehr HIGHLANDER, Niekerson, Boston msse for Albany
sebr nq1ns MA NSfk T h.rLb days h.h 70 m;,
sehr samuel Chase; Barnard Virginia days. potatoes.
sS cRr h hSsg b LSye Albany @ds eE BS;toa
sesmer fotomska, Nye NewBedford, mdse and pass W
Steamer Pelican Baker Providence mdse to rsGAo oSsn
,, BtLoW-ship T. Sherman, Hehbom LissTpool sep. 10
Ssysr potbest he.e: H. S1 1Sh far.
snS n nainmSs, springs waited no assistance
BIZ Granite State, supposed from Cette.
ossnue s.ss@hp: yandS;s ss s'''S
O. Monticello, for Washington, d. c. 6eose'0eeA i" bss
From W. Spit. steamship City of BALTIMORE i L'v'r7'''
wIND-Dmins the day. NE
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BURGLARIEs.-The grocery Of Daniel Williams on
the corner Of WIren and Coar h eloniousy
Saturday night by pryng the font door All
obtained was few dollars which had been left ia the moaey
drawer
young named Henry Leroy detected "a the house
OF Dir. Alfred Valentine, In Hsmpdens De Kab avenue
on Saturday de secured after severe struggle
and given charge policeman The was brought be-
fore Justice CoInwe, and committed for examination
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-ocr. TO-
Before Commissioner MORRILL,.
THE SLAYER ERIE.
The examination in this was further postponed
until Monday Two Of the psoners II Is said viii plead guilty
urdsr the old AGAINST voluntarily serving slave ship
under which the penalty would exceed me of 81 600
Imprisonment The other the Warren viii prob
ably claim to be British subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

FIRE IN EAST ELEVENTH STREET.-At an early
hour yesterday morning fire occurred in the range Of
frame stables No. l6S East Eleventh street. owned by
Dennis Harvey and occupied by several cartmen. Two
Of the buildings were destroyed involving loss of
about $500. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEE OF THE IID
DIsTRrcT.-A Committee of 10 gentlemen, half of
whom were selected by each of the Democratic nomi-
for Congress met on Friday night to agree upon
a candidate The choice fell upon Mr.. Moses +. Odel
who received % votes, and the Hon Samuel S. Pow
ell IA votes. The latter therefore withdraws from the
canvass. The BIeckinridge men are highly indignant
at the action of the Conference Committee, and ex-
press their determination to call Convention and
nominate another candidate in place of Mr.. O'el. Dr.
James II. Hutchins, formerly Senator for Kings
County appears to be the most prominent for the
position vacated by Mr.. Powell
Mr.. McNamee, the Breckinridge candidate for Sher-
if, expresses his determination to at all hazards,
AID for his popularity in bis own Ward the Second
and other Democratic localities, his chances of success
appear to be quite good those of his Douglas OPP
ponent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

ARRIVAL OF THE CoRwIS AND VIXEN STEAMERS.
The u. S. steamers Corwin and Vixen arrived here
yesterday from cruise in connection with the United
States Coast Survey. The shaft of the Corwin having
been broken, she was towed by her consort. Both
vessels came up to the Navy Yard last evening The
Corwins repairs viii be Immediately effected Officers
and crew well,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

Or tODlAON fLrAS--tKNEkAL lERh-OtT w.
Before Judges DAILY. BRADY and HILTON.
DECISIONS.
Sorley, &c, sgt. Brewer ct al-Order Of Special
Term affirmed, with so costs
Harriott ACT. N. j. Transportation Co.-Order of
Special Term reversed with 10 Judge Hilton, dissenting
William A. MADDEN aet. The n Y. Silk Manufac-
turing CoMeOn to strike out sham, granted with
4l0 costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME RT-CHAMBERs.-oCr. 2o.-BetOre Justice
LEONARD.
MR.. DEYLIg's CASE.
Council for Mr.. Devlin moved for writ of csrtior-
to bring the matter before the General Term The plea Of
Mr. Devn which have been given In the Court of Oyer
and Termne postponed until Monday morning in order to
give Judge Leonard time to read the papers the motion for
certiorari.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUE, will hold one of their
stirring Campaign Meetings, the Wig wan, opposite
the City Hall, this evening They will be addressed
by the Hon. James Dunn of Elmira, Ste wart L. Wood
ford, esq, and Cyrus Nortbrup esq. There will be
n usic by the LIcj Bat a'ion Gee Club.
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Manchester 1871 Morehouse Lsseool
S P s :ss%:hS & @
snder Glasgow Port Dhou,e with bOwspt and lower
put 9ueeOoSn repair iath miles = o. cape
pasted 1 81
night signal. Aniyed eff the Battery a. III n.
Ship Bert5aI Ham, Knudsen Hamburg 81 days, ma'e aud
Big Starlight Br) LOckhart Windsor ~ s., days. plaster
Big Reindeer OBJ ofshebcurne N 81 Krouss, sheiboune.
Biz c Ssgs 't B s.Ssa Y ss'as ballast
schr L. s. Dsyi. Alden Wilmington N. c., day., rsvf
sch5 B,sdoTs BT e oq:bec FEs.sI Malaga @ day. p...a
with loss Of all 'pars but owermss hsvius t
to Brett Son Co 18th inst % miles BY " rom sesn.
s % bur o n s bottom
schr g. L. Lowell, Boston days. udse. to J. c. D,yOu
schT. BnlOw OBJ, ,DOsdil DeDis Spain, % days. huit "a
schr onn Csw Smith, vin,haven stone for Sandy Hook
forifc,hon.
scbE Msggs Bell, Dinkey St. George Me- for Sandy
schr Yaptic, Bancroft Providence for ElI..b.thpou
schT Ellen s s.rDs: Bhshs% Fs River fqg AS.sy
s Caroline 1Rf a"issa fif1 II:
sscbr Nellie D Hon, Stamford lor Philsdelphls.
S A%s:sp s Chief ERTs.y RSl aoa az
seRr HuPd Pesice, RocIaDd day.: ' iiase '' 0''''n
Schr Bangor Jordan, Elzabetbport, coal for Salem.
steamer oarah, Jones, Phladepha mdse TO Lopez Kirk
patrick.
Steamer Petrol Young Providence mdse to Isaac oden
Steamer Novelty Shaw, Philadelphia, mdse. 10 J. v.
Briggs
Steamer Ann Eliza, Robinson, Philadelphia md.s 10 J. N
Briggs.
sAILFD-steams Vanderbilt Southa pton and Hsvre
Empire City for Havana and New oeps aud beth anchad
Quasntne Alabama for Savannah Columbia fer Chsresonj
Pakerbmg. for Wlnipgton ~ c. Yorktown, FOR Norfolk kc
Monticello. for Wsshnston. c. ship Castor Br Liver
pool, and anchored at Guarantee
TIE steamship City Of Baltimore for Liverpool pissed through
the Narrows but probably anchored at the W. Spit and s
the Southern steamers.
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,a.,.,, and hedclosAiDg foGni il Reass p'sssssi1n
were his property nor ina: the ar'ls' il 'afsn' had
-. ,aL., with 10 ent 70 sesl them, any more t1a1
The elo hing vhish she wore. which was by law tie
,-rerrv of Ter owner. She had been his slave nine
fssrs. Mr. Spencer remarked that two United Sss:es
Deputy MarehaIs had been Pseas. il Court and asked
whether be had it 10 niud or knew of plot, to prs,
cure the prisoners renaiti:a 20 Slavery Mr.. Cohen
-.nied "N'." NJ. sp.acsr addressed the Court and
stated sst - had witnesses present to testify tba. tbs
dsfendayt had purcbas the beicothing snd had not
tsker anything belonging to the owner excsp: the
cobrg upon her person. But as no larceny hal b'en
proven he moved the dismissal Of the case The prs-
oner was discharged and friends in attendance took
her out Of hsrms way.
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Excursions OF THE RHoADEs GuAnD.-The NJ osdes
Guard composed exclusively Of the employees of TIE
TRIBUNE Office, commsmors'ed theiS eighth anniver-
cary on Saturday by an excursion to Lubs Hoseas Ei.
New-York. The Guard mu4tered fifty muskets, ana
were commanded by Captain Philip A. fhzpatrick
TIE uniform consisted of black suit with cap oei'
and cartri2ge-box The corps assembled at t1e on'a
Ward Hotel, and accompanied by number of invited
puests msrched to the Peck Slip Ferry, and then'e
proceeded by cars to the parade ground Of the day.
Severa, hours were spent in target practce, ana
twenty eight valuable prizes were distributed to as
ranv crack noarksmen. There was some pretty sharp
aboo,jng and the members entered into lively compe
tiion in order to obtain the first prizss. Inc "uara
was &C ,ompanied by Robertson's Band.
After competing for the prizes, the company partook
Of a dinner at the hotel. Speeches were made and
toasts drank and the affair passed off to the satsfa'-
ton of all concerned. Between and o'clock p. M,
the Guard returned to the city, and were dismissed
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14
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II. lSso.

Our Svc.-EHsy&-Finding tAat we
are forced 20 give Z Supplement to ous readers
nearly every week, If we would get Justly by
our advertisers and Subscribers, We have re.
duced its customary axe, bat no: the quantity
Of mdt!sr-7rintine on 10th sides instead Of
one, and Thus ~economisins in The way u Psper
An important item to printers.