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for srme. Refined is firm at b5c for free outside
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reelected The river is up, and boats left yesterday
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pRESERVE YOUR EYEsIqHT,
C0LOMON's IMPROVED SPEC,



Practical and Scientific Optcian kesps the IarrsSt
aas0rtmsnt OF Optical Instruments in the city Ia
ing an old establishment and having been extengve-
y Petroni3ed he has the confidence that his nrerst
stock viii warrant continuance OF public faVorr
All aepectnc are OF the best quality Of ervEtal
gasses ground under his own inspection In mi casss
curing weakness, dizziness and imparting strenrth
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nj
Arssr having Play edion the Pianos OF Msssrs Knaby
Or t is impossble not to bear testimony 70 ~ II
reputation which thsy ENJOY. The Pianos Of thp5P
manufacture, on which have played ars ercssdinT.
ispoWer nj, without harshnsss and ne upnsr net+-
sRees clear and hermOniously mellow (cirystiiiSb
strumsnts ny entire sat8ofiOn and 10 desisre ~
they are equal Il not superior to the best manusUs
tared IN Europe OF this country b the most cashTa-
ted makszE. lsiEnedl L. n GOTTsUHALE.
To Msssrs. VIZ. KEAsE o., Bsitiuore;-f can
1oe but congratulate you upon the immense proFr51l
aud improvements which you continually Hisfe ol
NJ best in the country. H. sERAKOS0B,
nr. ESQ. A. BARLOW These noble Instrumsurs
2ssess lamsiso resources Of power and eKprua1ioa.
Ehe Dass II sonorous and grand the middle r8FSsf,
rieh and sYmpathetioi while the high n0tss arc bra
SAINT, clear and pure a. silver bells,
. Inc scale y even without single nav the action
the finest Of which the Pianoforte Is szsfslttbls
In word knabs's Pianos sre vogthy of ths Erszs.
sStArtigt5s and are oapabls Of randsTinq ne Hs1i
COMPOSITIONS known IN this realm 0f An
GLiEA SHEPHERD,
Mr. g. A. BARLOW, Dear sir:-It rive NJ siSs,S,
70 ytate thAs consider the Knabe Piano equal % an
and superior o most inatrumsnt5 made iE this o0un
HaEing used one Of the same ioc ten or more houra
q each day for two years. ieol confident in recon
endinG them % Gil who are unaoQ uainted with than
Trsat qualities" an' respectfully EeuEs,
Teacher OF EusIc olsvslSaS FsmSi lsr5iSs,,
g. A. BARLOW, Dear sir:-It gives ne much plaas
are 70 be eble 70 say, that consdsr knabe'g Pano
be finest, both IN volume and 5wseh1sss, which IhaT
tTur played upon, either IN America u Europe
fhepe dals oporats With better efsst than ~ Al
otherins trunonts snd in fact, Euabsi1 uIotto "A
ruly BE- s'AEoel1iOr." Mrs.. O. &. DOUGLAS,
Teacher ol AcEio, ClsTtla1A
Prol. d. J. EOTHEAaLE, Teacher Of Music IN tho
Ohio State Blind Asylum writes 'iA fer eTsuininF
large number Of VIM. Anabe Cos Piano EOrtsl,
Iunhe8itatinglV pronounce them SUPERIOR 70 any
have seen. Their tone Is grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; sEd thar
AZ
they combine With nne touch, dsEths EHsatrfa %
tone, purity and durability
THAT the Knabo Piano 10 supaTior 10 Al Othsrs
msde In this country, for er1liancy, gWeetns1I and
V8ume OF tone, needs orly 70 30 heard to conVos -
ths ot."-istats Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
suRl5:K77 -
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DRzEIsFRT-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, once
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry dOns, In the best man
ner and ct low price. dscsR37
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Among the many certificates o. the e,eaItanss .ys
merits OF these Pianos, would refer to The iolo-
ng.- N"
Nm. W. KEABs, Baltimore, Dear str.-I have, 49,.
9leasuro in certifying that have tried you sdnSI-
Pianos, and md them equal, II not supsror N anT
u tai8 country. Among their great qualities WHICH
distinguish theaas Is the gyennes8 OF tone the sr
able aud easy touch, and volume OF tone Yiski1E
yoa al ta5 secoesa you 80 highly deserve,
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CoURr OF CoNNoE PLEAs.-The motion
for a new trial in the case Of BIish, GarIiok
4 Co. %. the propeller TiOgs was argued be-
fore Judge oOfiaberry yesterday, and was
OVerrulsd by the Court. Defendants gave
notice of intention to hIe bill Of excep-
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The Court adjourned till Tuesday morn
ing, when it will probably adjourn sine de.
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Sold BY all druggists. Prics 25ets,
". L. PORTHR, Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio,
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QIRD CAGES-NKW AND ELE-
ID giant patterns. A. a G. RETTBERG.
slALLS - INDIA RUBBER 4ND
april
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FoR Coughs, Colds, and ToOthsche, use
POrter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidots in all casss.- 7TtBsbuH DEM
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PIANOS.
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filled with
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MUSICAL Wp,sLD.


FOR AP RI h, 1864.
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T II 0 M A S.

Ho0A's PssittOn Unchsn ged-Csnstan
rmtshing with the Rohess-shelby-
willie EvaeUatea ny Quar- TroopS--PSe-
parations For emo Dsfonee ~ Nash-
vtlIes so.
NAsHvntx, Nov. So 1864.
"A train arrived here kst night from Chattanooga,
with few wounded men and several rebel prisoners
among the latter BrIgador General Young Cheat.
ans command There are no breaks on the Chatta
pooga road though the Yons cavalry promling
the line. force Of ve hundred crossed tho track
IayeFgs last night, nteon milss sonsi Of Nashville.
The garrison shcbyyilio attacked BY body Of
rebel cavalry Monday; but after some severe skr-
mshing tho rebels retired.
skirmishipg At the front is OF dairy occurrence
There change 10 Rockers position. In every skr
nsh far the Union troops appear TO have had the ad
vantage.
Our forces have evacuated spelbyvile, and u "a now
il the haods OF the robsls.
Opinions are rife as 70 HOODS movements. Ample
preparations been made and making 10 defend
Nashville, should hs attempt Tvs capture.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
The Opera.

fsus, given al the Academy last night, with the
usual Of tho season. OF which this the eleventh
subscription night II was 10 no respect unequal In
s rsoderng 10 that OF previous occasions Mss Kellogg
wss very cordially appauded particularly in tho Third
acl The Eopbs,ophsles OF sosin perhaps Iitle too
ponaerous both in voios and physique The music and
general eject Of the opera too well known 70 pub
lie TO require elaborate notice. favoritcas always
has beeun maintained i place last night In tbs ssti
nation Of very fashionable audience. The house iocked
brilliant The variety Of costume was particularly no
ucesbe In the presence of several handsome full dress
navy uuforms Of she officers Of the Swedish ship ofv
which Just arrived in this port Don ssbastaro viii
bs repeated Friday and sasurday-ths latter evening
In Hrookfyu.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

freedmen &C., In insurrectonary States may be ssnS
70 tno market IN New Orleans mar ksA Ip The
oyai States an may there be bought and sold n In
any market 10 the lQE al statesn
Inc Indignation against Mr.. Melen In this city n 10
eeat nat tne legislature have taken notice
r ana yesterday Iont resolution offered rsQu.st-
nR the secretary OF the Treasury dismiss Mr. helen
ss agent OF the Valley OF the Misssppi on account
% hs participating In various Illegal transactions at
Nachez, Vicksburg and Big Black Bridge.
INFORMANT ORDER TO MISSISSIPPI srEAMBoAT~m.
Acting Rear Admiral Loe lndiug the Mssissipps
squadron. has issued order requiring all under his
command 10 render ell tho aid and their
power ieucanes ravsrsing tbe Mississippi, whether
tho enr4y Of the government or not The boats are
aoUo4 - land for wood NJ any point shss believed To-
be Tree or guerag the officers merely being required
keep good look out against surprise.
ARRIVAL OF oHs HUNDRED STORES TIE oOLDRRe
BY the arrival OF the ssisspp steamer ytoua the
Sanitary Commission have received hundred tons Of
stores for the soldiers. eex-s@
The rebel soldiers at Ship Island who have been suffer.
Ing severely from scurvy, have been almost entirely
cured OF this troublesome disease through the kin dncss
and humanity OF the members OF tbo Sanitary Commits
sion. who have kept them well supptcd with vegetables
and other nccessarss.
nEwriNa PLANTERS CHAMBER coMNERcnl
On Tuesday evening thare meeting OF the planters
OF this state at the Chamber Of Commerce. Mr. Flanders
said that since the department had been turned
tho Commanding General he h,d given oil his atenthu
70 u. Mr.. Flanders mad views Of his to 0fer
Another gentleman said that nearly all the old planters
leaving their lands Some In Of tho
sent system OF negro labor, and against ~ The
wages of the freedman generally conceded TO be too
merits OF the various suggestons offered after which tnd
nloet etinpn
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ary Rdge-he kepl bis psemse. and bis Army - 10
duced 70 whaa s now. u was issuiScieos - garrison
and escspya vide extent Of oounIy; but " might bs
ussd against Charleston av asDah a. Dast might
BE- employed After junction with Grant, against Rich
nond. Now the nearest way 10 Richmond, 70 Charles
ca ~ Savannah 10 precisely sAs road ne has sskeo BY
direct march 10 BeaasOrt no reaches the feet which
can had him. without obstacle danger the bsuk OF
The james. In any event. work for his army could only
be found BY directing h Steps 70 The sea His blows
not aimed at inland villages, y ,he object Of bis
march the separation Of The consdsracy, or those rail
roads which unite rapidly than he sus Them.
THB MPoRTANCE or MACON AND AUGUSTA UKGED--
Dy YAKIHG ETHGR sRERMAH wiLA ACCOMPLISH
oRRAP THINGS.
fFYom tho Richmond Examiner Noy. 2o.I
The news from Georsis now tho most interesting Of
al, 10 exceedingly meagre aod aOtrustworthy. Bas no
doubs can SOW be entertained OF shorman's design Or
Of his destination. when Davis sent, and Hood tck
s only arny apparent In tho country Oh his shoulders
and carried through the mountains TO stick n the mud
between Tuscamba and Florence, Sherman determined
10 make attempt tho lines Of communication be-
tweoD Virginia, tho Caroinas and tho resi- Of the Con.
federate States. His work Northern Georgia doe
and for alerir opra,ioss any point the seacoas,
go1d b teisey tass Aaa Chattanooga He risked much
n appearance, but perhaps te In reality by destroying
his communications marching army can transport am.
munleOD tnree pltCneu sHppHeS
MS Of TIE year he m0as partly rely ne country
through which be proposed 10 pass. n As could fake
Macon augusta bu ths cay, Ne Uould accomplish great
things but the destruction Of those towns not his
object. His design 10 destroy The railroads.
far could, which from Soutbers and wes!sYn
Georgia 10 Virginia. and the Caronas, and 70 resi- bis
army Beaufort and Peri Royal That he would 90 10
that point rather than Savannah vs. nearly ceYaiD for
10 directed hs course 10 Savannah 10 Charleston
10 would end fortified and well defended cities, and his
troops exhausted by long march, bo 10 strength and
ammunition, would wholly unnt to reduce ether place.
Bui the enemy already has possession Of Beaufort lie
would have lighting 10 do tbsrs, and bs would HDd
transports laden with every species Of supply awaiting his
arrival II ls, there!Oys, reasonable TO believe thai
Beaufort the point OF destination, and thai he ss et
Augusta he wiz make bis way tbhey fast the Con
fsderats troops permit him. The reader win glance
the map be win perceive that when Sherman hss passed
from Chattanooga 70 Atlanta, and thence 10 Beaufort
,c haas sevssd sury railroad bscesn Georgia and
V1ssinia This severance viii bs eas,y repaired bui
be establish himself permanently al Beaufort, no
may be able 10 operate against those roads repeatedly
Furthermore Beaufort lies between Charleston and So
vaunah be conveniently used the base Of land
operations against otner city. 10 evidently highly in
poani mol Sherman sAouid take Au0uSa Aaeon,
and should novor reach Beaufort.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

IwposrAvr ovrcss 70 m FnIm TIM GovYxRca Ayp
ivTslAruRs.-Thc senate beng oompeeed 81 Arns
cvity ~ sepublicans, the election " Eesscs, fcv
srncr, viii Afford IN opportunity fos HE appointment
several of The most Important o1csrs n the StatA The
tsrms u Bank eupsrmtsnAsnt Van Dyck Insurance
supsrntsadsst Bafnss, and Canal Appvas Carroll and
over IN conssousncs q tns asagfssmsns BsSwssn the
Governor Ard senate Canal Appraiser wnuoap term
expires the coming winter. Appcntmeah ~ IN these
aadiou the power viI ~ authorised - appout
Auditor cf the Canal Department. euperinsendsns Of Ne
tsrs TIE Lesshturs N jont bses sisc 10 appoint
superintendent Of Public Instruction. the term OF
M. Rice expires the coming vissr All tbees nrst
class sppontmens many cf them being the beet ayng
sG1A y ~ Eai 4 w san Ass9esil,sR 3ss ApCA
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Rebel Troops Sent - 0corEfa-Braga
IN COM mauA in North Caroline, sc.

IN Conn ma auh in North Caroline. &c.
NKwpsRN, N. G., Nov. 21, 1894.
10 reported that all tho available rebel forces Al VIII
mpgton and other points IN this state are moving TO the
assistance OF Gsorg,a.
General Bragg has bean assigned 10 the Department OF
North Carolina, which constitutes bis command.
ihe robe, papers Of this state report the abandonment
o, the wilmington expedition by the Union forces which
appears 10 give them grea, relief.
Governor asurng for admssiop into the rebeI
seoate, with prospects OF success.
Chaplain Horace james, the popular superintendent Of
coursbands who laugurated their educational SYSTEM
aud who has battled night and day against the yellow
feyer rendering great sssisance 10 tho afflicted, B 10
day very H. laboring under the second relapse OF this
terrible meady ,he coorcd population are Offering up
prayers for bis deverance while they await with great
anxiety the result of the struggle.
Captain e. NJ Lonsn has recovered sn6 rerumsd hs
dsties AZ harbor master.
For the Information OF parties 10 the North who are
Sssirous Of starting 10 onness here should be under
stool Ma, trader be admitted 80 long tho
present restrct,oo remains 10 force, winch iims the
amount Of supplies for this department 70 hundred
Ia ousApa dollars per month.
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The Forry Tlcuet N.f,ane..

The ferry money token nuisance SIN prevails. notwi,h
standing the decided stand taken BY the public Agaoss
Il and The stage and railway spurious checks The null
sanoe 10 she case Of the Two latter bean abasd bus
the erry company monoposs asubs deem themselves
absys and beyond the reach and influence Of public op
lon Action 10 the matter has been rosulasd however
and yesterday United States Commssions Osborne had
broush, up before him, warrant. Horace B. Herman,
sckst ssksr the Fulton ferry. The complain. against
this party asd upQn which the warrant Issued,
made Sy Mr. Edward Carroll, silver plaisr, living in
snIs city, who dspossd that on Tuesday, bis way 10
Rrcokyn he presented payment q hh Ssas fare ~ NE
ferry house q nvs cent fractional currency. Herman
cnsrsd him . ferry ticket IN pars change, which
be refused; but, fnding he cosld mol crcss
usdsr any other conditions, Mr.. Carroll compelled
ths ioksa Of hs company Ia lieu Of legal currency
this 10 ava under protest. and On IN return 70 New York
81 oocs made complaint of the wrong 70 which ne had
bsen compelled 70 submit Mr.. Cyrus r. Smith. Of
the company appeared, a the Commissioucrs odlcs
shrvw the psis 6f his powsrful influence ever his
want Here he oondsscsndsd 70 explain the lac 70 hs
Commiss,cusr, Who, however, cut matters short with
Mr. Smith By stating that, - ths accused he'd waived
'sxsuslnation, As would conun him insssntsr IL not
bailsd. hf. smith, not liking the Conmisssouss's
uncsrcm cnsors and abrupt style q nsumess, u eoos
went the psccssary ball and hastily Withdrew. The
charge against Hnnan wiz possiby 20 before The Grand
Ery f..Fst
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Inser..s,ng from. Berm.da. !.


xp AT wILsrSoroN--BL0cKA AIDE RUNNERS AT
NASSAU, Esc.
HaIFix, n. s.. Nov. 10, 1864.
The steamer Delta arrived here this morning. with Her.
nada dates Of ihe 2sth inst.
Tbs Blockade runners Armstrong and rslismso had
rivedths former with hundrsi and the latter with
fsuY hundred bales Of cotton.
They report that the ChicksmsusA bsd arrived s wil
miugon, after sght brush with the blookadsrs, and
that the Tallahassee safely IN port, and would savo
In . few days with . cargo Of cotton for Bermuda.
The following s . list sf the bloctads runners thai
were M Nassau on the 12,n iost:--wni o shs wsp,
chased bacx; Colonel Lamb DO; Caroline, DO. Stormy
Pe,rel pus back lsssy; wild Rover, chased sack and
Afterwards saed Owl, loadna Els, loading; Cen, pus
back IN consequence heavy weather. Star, IN shs dsy
dock Kate Gray, Druid, Cc1ue,is and General clInch,
IRON Charleston; Little Hattie and Beatrice nom VIII
mingon Mars laid Mp; Marmon, syrsn asd Laura load.
Ing salcon broke down PtsrmEsn, mschsssy damaged
snS sailed for Havana fM
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
|SH R MAN..
~N~S~Y~~.~~-.~.,~.~>>~
he R&el Press on the Geor-
gia Campaign.
Sc BURNING OF MADISON, GA.
EXPRESSING SLAVES AT AUGUSTA.
eachety Anticipated Among the
citizens Of Augusta.
Ctmmandant ADVISED to Guard against
Foes Within and Sherman Without,
.~~~~~~>~~~~~>~>>~~>~
herman Taking His Ease In
Georgia.
.~~,,-~r~~,>~.,>,~~S,~~.
3 Nashss Reported Averaging only
Bsvsn Mikes per Day.
pc Importance Of Macon and
augusta Confessed.
~~~~~~~-~~S~~~~~ ..m
- 0alpaign = Yailure Unless Hs
0psures these Points.
~,>-~c~~~~~~~-~~~~~~s>>~
lmiralDahIgrsn and Gen. Fester
Cs-,srating with sAsruan,
LMGwWa 81 r.sa.lfss
- 0alpaign = Yailure Unless Hs
Opsures These Points.
DahIgrsn and Gen. Fester
Ce-Ssrating with Shsrwan,
aDs -. -
EwsPAPER ACCOUNTS.

1nnAL NEoauN AND GDNDhAL YosTDD 90
eDRATNo wf1H onRRNAN.
lYron ,hs CAieags Trisuns.]
y. ndss, escaped unson solder from Chsriss.on,
VIE wasleksd up BY some q Admiral DahiGrsn's
- vhas asved 81 Chicago. He Informs ~ that both
sssa DaAlss and General Poster are eggplant Of
|sasvs0ss q General ehsrnap, aDA ave q. spsrs
y wish his SAsywsan q .nrsly aSm&se y SsvwnaA /,
ws Ass No ssaw fesssattsns aad bst ssso tAossand
y n nsmsns hes already bssn mads 10 sevsr she
)nee..-ss <p.a~s~es0 60 Chsrlssesa, and - soon
- prssab time Il shsnan's Attack upon Savannah
|1vss, FosswM mass dtmosssrss,oa upea Chssiss-
3 Porter - WiGmsuolso, 0raas apss Rhicmona,
~ GAsstas eoeunln win - busy. Elder coB6rms The
esnsps egbsseral sosnns thaA shs oopfsdsessy = .
~ Hs sa NstAsme sas aep ~ swwovs SsswssW ~
|vms~; shAb advsses gsArd 80 sasilyssaks Mssss,
y - ApAspavins he win 6nA osly few wrecks Of
- aal thesalshy men having been removed; that
gsssa andlsvssnah win easily faR Into hs hands,
y The riebs stores ~ negroes, cotton and material
} isus&i b > esaistsracy.
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Personai fntsnligsucs.

MAJOR General A. Gilmore has bssu ordered 70 report
70 General oanby and 70 perform aspeosoa Tour q
the dssncs and forsncasus in the wsss, ssa win lsavs
hs duties to-day, nrss vsiiss Cincinnati and Louis.
vs theMcs on gunboas 70 Arkansas and down shs Ms.
sisppi river After psrformiag ths tour ss the Mhsis
spp he win inspect the ssfcnccs Of Pensacola ana Key
wss and then return NORTH Captain n n. Bragg, Aid
Dc Camp, VIII sscompany the General in his tour.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
Oar Bolivar H.sxhss tvs.) cerrssron-
Nenco.

CAsp DlsramurcN, BOLIVAR HneHTs, Va
Nov. rs, 1864, (
PRESENTATION y. sCREkar, fusIs PESEsylyk
MA VOLUNTEERS.
The men Of detachment Of The Sixty nTss PeDnsylya
mia Volunteers, whom Captain Burkerl had commanded
While lying this place, route 10 their regiment, pro-
cured for bn very Gne sword sash and boi, and whae
parade to-day, prior to taxing me tor w,nehes
tor deputation stepped from The ranks, and A. j. Bur
roughs one OF inoir number after naa and com plimeu
tary address, presented tho worthy Captain with their
valuable testimony OF respect IN tho nane Of the donore
The Captain though surprised by such upexpeced cd
compliment 10 his worth, responded a stirring and pa.
trioc speech, 10 which tho whole command answered In
enthusiastic cheering,
Lieutenant Colonel II. D. Buntsr Is command Of
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
Affairs mt RIorgamxia, La.

Iot'er from Morganza, dated November II, says
Tho report Tint the garrison u tas place saptared
by the rebel General Buckner, sent 70 New York paper
from New Orleans, 10 wicked and malicious fasshood
No attack has been made BY Bucknsr and the statement
that tho garrison ssurpriscd" rs simply msgnans.
a. Genera UlImann has always proved himself too vide
awake and too scsDess n his vigilance 70 DO surprised
himself, even were his solders not equally So.
Nothing would please this garrison better than an
attack by the rebels under Buckner any other rebel
general and the chief fault found by officers and
troops the extreme nimbeuess displayed by tho rebels
whom our scouting parties and small noissances
appear near their Iocaltiss Our onicsrs and men 10
excellent health. q
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
Arrests ~ shs nroeh,yn navy YarA.

Arrests ~ shs uwoeksyn navy Yara.
Captain John v. Waugh ths snac,snt ssosr In charge
of the York street entrance 70 the gard, made two
arrests ycsssrday asd The other Monday. Their
names John Kocn and Henry smith. Stolen goods
ound IN their possession consisting Of copper aud
lsah and they locked up N the charge The
utm0es vaschfnness ~ now exercted at the yard and
Al saspecssa psIss are s0mpssd 70 undergo arisid a.
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