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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
THE DRAMA.
OLYMpIo-PANToMlME TONIGHT.

No performance has been given at the
Olympic Theater since Saturday evening, when tho
Oates Buresque Troupe completed its engagement; but
the interim has been occupied with rehearas OF the new
pantOmime of "Wee Willie winkie," which is TO be
brought forward tonight. We hear that this new piece
is full of amusing tricks, and know that 1t will he
radiant with the good-humored deviltry of Mr.. Fox;
and,-as an occasion for genuine enjoyment, laughter
and forgetfulness Of care give it welcome" not with
vain thanks, but with acceptance bounteous."
FoURTEENTH-sT. THEATER-sEEBACH.
Madam Seebach's ninth performance will be
given this evening, at the Fourteenthst Theater She
will play Jane Eyre. Everybody knows the character
through the medium OF Charlotte BrOntes novel; Our
theater goers will it in the FORM movement and
cOlOrs of ifo itself The play in which Madam Seebach
will appear is from the pen of Charlotte Birchpffer
Upon personatOn OF Eyre the continental press
has lavshed ardent praises which do not doubt are
richly deserved Madam Seebach has shown herself TO
De great actress alike in the spirit which animates her
art and in the method whereby that art finds adequate
manifestation. The woman who play Gretchen, Mary
Stuart, and Valerie, and attain perfect identification
with all three has extraordinary powers and unequaled
versatility.-Madam seebachs Mary Stuart was seen by
another large audience Monday night and was seen
to be finer delneaton than whcn at the outset it
captvated critical admiration Those who miss seeing
this remarkable actress Will lose the enjoyment of
tact with rare union Of strength and sweetness
DRAMATIC NOTES.
There is schOol-ship stationed near Boston
for the reception of Juvenile Offenders but the inmates
of this floating pententary are by means cut of from
outside amelioraOns. Judge Russell, the Collector Of
Boston, and OF the most benevolent OF mankind,
when Mr. Dickens in Boston, carried him OFF bodily To
the ship to show him to the boys and to show the boys
TO him, the great novelist making neat speech. Last
Sunday Judge Russell captured Miss Glyn and trans
ported her to the vessel where she ohgng enough
to read to the school Portals speech On "The Merchant
of VcniceO about the quality Of mercy this being
actually the adys first public appearance IN America
1t act OF Kindness creditabe alike 10 the lady and
to the Judge who suggested 1t.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
,r,,,, ,vov.N,s MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The opening exercises of the Winter session
pa,,,s Medical College No. l2s second-ave., near
Tgbtb.st, took place last evening large audience
~ ure,ent The College is in avery hourishihg coho'
ton The class for this Winter so far consists oi upward
sr ot1o,nino affords convenient and abundant oppor
r,,, for clinical study. Each student Of the senior
class is required to walk the wards as an IN re The
zen - rorort Of this Infrmary indicates that 6il3
patients have been treated during the year. ward has
been opened for Tie treatment OF s 'u ~ S, Ne s
Wets who introduced PrOi. b. b. Ward. M' -" 40 'ho
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
,lnliiirll NQiires.

na Sailars' .can Ass &c sn,
sedissr d1Tenth Assembly District.7,n $1,000 10
fecnth % dc above rufd Asa.sAaon az 10
OEchArisi. On w H. ROs4NKR1sxZ Rres-dent
-,.,, .....nbIy Dst,rt.-Gret bannsi uisng at Wool
TweM M k,sras d. THIS KtBNING, 4 a oseh y = i15onpax
o . s .res meeting Hon. SiSf aVs bum S,
- DgnSn Dns., xTny Col WILLiS and :. sPIiZk6, esq,
fLhA'" sTIsIBs " WRIGHT, Prcs1eri
. p,cce.,h As.emb, District wooosd asd K.unsnp Campaign
,qh viii their u.r meeting on wednesday eve OSesf
ies Al oornr ourIk al Gna kghth ave Republicans of
~ NH Ward take noscs an shkS ae0. w paCupha res
AZ w CowtAn, samrysl Blnk Z. SecstaUn~
Fifteenth A.s-emblY Distr,et Repablean Association
meet. kYENINO O'clock. In krsns Hal, 40
We, Thirty. .thiri-st hkNkr D. LAPAUGH, Presilrut
Rosr. HoAo. Sec etary
Twentieth Assembly District Unlon Republican
Woodford r.fd Kaufman Campaign Ciae.-ihsiee ase wv
Met'V THIS EVENING, ~ Gtumms Gsren co., ~ ." Ai
Ts lan Wm A. Darling. MAJOR d. e. Oohtdge aed hpn ~
D. sH vin address tie meeting james Ouen ffA d i1s -.
Soilicrs, and sailors Association, ANld Assembly %
'cA meet viii be- he'll TINS ~ lining A. cco al Harmony
Inn eofntr o one hunlgui anlu ,ieeuh 80, and llnl..e
uys,x p.as S.er,t,rY TuOA ERANEfIN N.tll Pu-t-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
HOW THE GARBLING OF JUDGE TOURGEES
LETTER OCCURRED.

TO me EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: You will pardon me for troubling you
again about the garblcd Tourgee letter Yesterday re-
coived from the Hon C. L. Cobb NJ c. from the Ist Con
gressona District OF this State the copy Of the Tourgee
letter which furnished him. In the place which speaks
Of the breaking open Of houses 1t reads $4,000 5000
and not 5OO" in the original letter. 1t is evil
Dent that the mistake made by Mr.. James Fzpat-
rick a copying clerk OF the Senate. He made both
eOpies-that sent to Gov Holden and that sent TO Mr.
Cobb did not believe when sent You the first card
that Fitzpatrick had made mistake of that kind but
the copy itself is conclusive.
regret any injustice which may have bcen done Gov
Holden in the matter either by implication otherwise
had any idea that he had any hand in garbing
the letter regret ST u more that at first mised
to tie origin Of the discrepancy. Very respectfully
JOSEPH G. ABBOTT.
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 26. 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
AQUATIC.

CORRESPONDENTS RELATIVE TO TIE CAMBRIA
MAGIC RACE-FUTURE RACES-MOVEMENTS
OF THE CAMBRIA AND HER OWNER.
If the yachts have not had their races, their
owners others promise plenty Of correspondence
The following is from Mr. Ashbury Of the Cambria:
TO the Edftor Of The Tribune
reading ny letter me Herald Of to-day see stated
engaged entirely e selection to Mr. osgoo and ss the msn
ayers Of the Steamboat COMPANY Knew a ,ensnot breeze us
ceyate Why the Jose hne should have teen selected and only at We
eoa l %Ss, s ae 70 s would be dangerous 10 SEND ls' '
When Mr. Osgood Kindly undertook to order steamer Did not in
Tndt n my opinion the purpose assumed he simply ordered
owner ohe Mage could only have reference
couaiel saying Of the steamer stated Mr.
Se. &se. beas saa ia ns Sf sG1 m S G 81 oSs ia .
ind eave that ny coiaing Tenarh w,s eSIs' ' V no. % Up i
Magic ard the referred TO- that stesme had
the intended an rgads ofhst TO himself or s vessel
The iHendy te'sHoH. EIlel l-,e ei.s "a & m % co. o.
iers Yours tray JANIS AsHBURY.
Appended is another communication slBhcd ~ C"p''
Jacob II. Vanderbilt:
To the Editor Of The Tribune .
Josephine be- make the following s eani: NJ
standing t She sc so any the veater
On The morning q the IAs be went On soad the anJ T
fail 20 s e Mage not hs anlllg we gaze haL @ iael
The irer et NegYork At o'clock proceee do~a the
hay accea happened to her seamTp which radere ne
set soe Out ~ % as % de sb day We hys
the bad on board ihsI ever ae
that Mr. Ashhury sAks Of j. H. NAHDkhblLt
Ncr-I -IOTi, Oct 4, 1870.
Ills understood that the Cambria-Sappho, Cambria
Dauntless will now take place Irrespective oi any
particular The Ipho race has been suggested
or next MOuday-the DaWtlesS race Tor "Wednesday, so
as not to interfere with the jerome Park Races II the
above DAYS mutually convenient for these yachsmen
The races will he 20 miles 10 WludWa!d and back from
SANDY Hook Iightsiip. The Magic and ider Races
beuE for specified breeze the former not less than 10
knots the latter 3 1t is obvious that no day can be
fixed for these races.
The Flcetwng has challenged the Cambria, but II Is
not known whether il viii be accepted Last nght tom
Odore Sebbns gave dinner TO the owner Oi the cam
bra at DeinOncOs and tonight Mr.. Ashbury Will give
return dinner and tomorrow night another at the Bre-
wort House. ON Friday Mr. Ashbury viii depart for
California leaving the Captain of the Cambria TO san
that vessel in the coming races, at the close ot inch he
Cambria will sail for England as the West India trip las
been abandoned in consequence OF the yellow teYer tere
The regatta of the Guile Boat Club, which
was TO take place tomorrow, Is postponed until oa'-
urday
A single scull race, between Joseph Murray
OF the Alert Club and Thomas Hughes Of the Friendship
cub was contested. yesterday, at West Brighton staten
island. Hughes winner by nearly quarter OF u
mile Time-23.35. The judges were Messrs. Ewan and
Thons Referee, Mr. John NJ. Seghn.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
A STUPID HOAX.
THE TRIBUNE received the following letter
yesterdy with an old piece of brown paper inclosed:

IIIE Tribune TeCtIVtu IHt IOHUWIHg IUIIoI
yesterdy with an old piece Of brown paper incosed:
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
BROOKLYN, L. l., Oct. 3, 1870.
SIR: I send you the details of the Mary Field, fOund
I'm bottle ROekaway Beach, OnsSaturday, Oct. J. 1870
and Lfeel il my duty to send you the paper. Yours
w. L. RYERsON, DegTaw-sl., near Utica-ave.
On the brown paper written in lead pencil, was the
following:
SUNDAY, Sept. II, 1870
Shin Mary Fields. Lat 49, long. $40 East. Ship on
fire, We have chance of escape God help us
JAMES MORTON, First Mate.
There has been ship Of the name OF Mary Fields on
the American English, French register since 1857
The ship If located as stated in the paper must have
been in the interior OF France Paris The persons
who can extract fun from jokes of this kind, and whose
efforts in that direction have sometimes caused much
anxiety the friends Of persons at sea- generally too
stupid to know mach about latitude and longitude.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
DRAMATIC NOTES.
MUSIC.
GERMAN OPERA-CARL FORMEs.


The return of the celebrated basso, Herr
Carl Formes who such favorite in NewYork years
ago. will excite great deal of interest in musical circles,
his first appearance tonight at the stadt Theater
we suppose there will be large audience The opera
chosen for the occasion is Ncoai's "Merry Wives Of
Windsor" which believe has not been performed in
this city since FOrmes himself heard in IL many
ago his famous role Of FaISaD The company at the
Stadt Theaer be further strengthened by the
engagement OF Miss Clara Perl.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Lows 4-Coi,On duh and nominal FoGr dull and
change. Whea-Bcs grade, firm otlers weak No Rel Winter
81 i2ioel l5 No. Red Winter ~ 2O0 ~ u; Choice 81 l50
- 81 NJ Wie 9 % No. Fl 80 CoR-Mi1ed and Yellow
STEADY Whit neglected. sales 68d7 Oats trm 81 q
45c soady H. Rye hm at 75dI7e Whsky-NothIng
Tobacco, Hemp and Bsgng unchanged PORK held at S25
Clear lb l6lc Clear Sides held at llic
Cale, 50 80 Live Hogs doll at 80 50
q d ReceBs-Jt 10 bsA Flour. n go bush Wheat
IoIsDo Flour Gn and demand Wheat advancing and in
fair demand; ses No Rcd a. 81 M No at ~ H. Corn sVsnc
and demand sales No at nc No 6y06yic Oats 6rner;
sales No. - i2c Fnights fnnTo Buffalo 3c
Oswego 7c Reosp,sCO bbs Flour, 26OO bush Wheat 1000
1900 Shpmen-5Ooo bb Flour 900 bush
Wheat, 1900 bush. Corn II ,0O bush. Oats.
LOUISVILLE. Oct L-Bsegng firm at Doc Cotton firm Mddnng,
l5c Flour-BNr Family IS 5 Grain dull and unchanged Pork
s25 Bacon At l3ie for Shoulersi l6ic for Clear Mb
Sides l7e Char sides Br dm l5c HamsSugarcure 2
a2c WHISKY iui end unLangel Raw c TOhacco firm, sales
hbIs frosted Trash good Lugs IS 30a SO 50 Low 70 Good
Leaf 46 i5G$l5.
CISCSNATI oct Cotton dull end unchanged Po1r trm and IN
s. 5G 81. Wheat Advancing with fair demnd NO q
~ Is; II 49, Corn dull and lower; Oh Csc New, 1880
steady, viii moderate demand at Gc Barley du Winter
81 l Mess Pork al $50; holders asking S23 Lard
holders demand Light ljc Bulk Meats; lSc for Shoulders
l. for advance askel bnt established
1870 for Shoule l6c for Clear Rib Sides life for Clear
du aud dooIing f - So Whisky acuFe al %
"a 3Gc Tooacco- lower gra.eJ ADVANCED Exchange par
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Masns J. Bauer Co. .he scs Of wy KyAsE Co, hsv-
addition hor by taxing In anoter
already No 60 BrOa!wly o. meet The
Iopllsr KNhaE PA1 Tn" history Of
these P.anos indeed neoac well mercantile success For
public sn
deemed aressy for the sncss o. every vel ryaaid
concert company and this egeo Will oy iae % 'heir
musical circles ali public fumcEa o.
The o,cI1sln Of uumheass cDdnterits that fs-e long
with
M c ucce.s attained TIE KNtBP PASO rs u t1cc founded
uon all the deserved IN securing us ec@lnenc
nnpurcIaaCd
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
THE LINCOLN STATUE.

TO thc Edft0r OF I"o THU" "'
SIR: Look on this picture:
the welknown face is reproduccd with almost photo
orai,bic accuracy .--NsU-l lork Times sept. IT,
And then on this
pt n docs not resemble Mr.. Lincoln The lines which
& nc face cha racter arc not leTc.Nec York THtS
Sept Il. A..... R..s
1U,cn, N,ts- York, Oct. 3, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
BASEBALL.

ATLANTICs VS.. LAWMAKERS OF TROY.
Yesterday afternoon the Atlanties played
game with the Haymakers, which was well and closely
contested Eleven innings played before the ques
tion of superiority could be decided. The play with
few tring exceptions, was brilliant ana GHcGlNe upon
- VIC lnl ia llc
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

WAsursGroN, Oct. "A private dispatch re-
ceved here to-day states thai the water at HarpeTs
80 has agap risen and is much higher than it las
/ len heretofore during the present freshet'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

CIJTLEEWACKErT Or tie l ut, by Rev. Dalton, Mr. E. b.
Guile 10 Miss l.. r. Eacseu 10th Of Baltimore Nd
SIORP-ABRAMS-In Gfeonpon Monday, Oct 1870 at the
redee BRIDES parents by the Rev MI Guanl Of The mon
ave Baptist Church. George asnngon short oil NeW-l C 10
Like T., daughter Of James s. Abrlns
TIEDEMANN- SEYIn New-Yors on T,esdsy Oct eIC'
brides PARENTS by Rev Dr. Held, AdOph "
Tie emau to AOgsky, daughter Of c. A. MoNkY, esq
LToN-DRNsMAID- Tuesday Oct a Christ Church Ridge
a. Rector Rev Leigh r. Dickinson, assisted by tue
REV A. Psfr3,e Brooklyn. 1LoTas H. alton Of gesood TO
Fannie BrinsmAiI of Siidleiogb, n y
rRIGUT-FALbENBURGO Wednesday evening Sept o. at the
residence Of parents SuluelanDs Depot Penn, b. te Rev.
s W. M,ron Wright and Mary Emma, eldest daughter OF
Samuel aud Abby A. falkenbuIg
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S. 1870

lecturer o. the evening. He discussed the subject OF
Eymoc diseases also gave the ladies some prac
advice In reference 10 their studies.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
HIRRILU.

Wedding and vei.inC Cards. Ih,l Stamping Note Pap'
NJ ETsksz.L OLD DgISE SHtECs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

yircinis Vermont, 'aratcga, and other natural hNERA
WArERs. General Depot. % Chanbers-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE
DONRSrIc MARKETS

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
S-EyrGgUnted States bonds closed frmer At
9itdg,s lOs the issue Of 1872.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

CaNI hII'E UhIIIE MhIkET-OCT. Z.
s7 h.1; 'rade quiet and percentbie IN
prove sales, ra lJdFJ 81 First Qlsly s4 @2 90
ts-o-i Oqsy G0s 10 - Third c~sl Sbd 5s So sheep and
Llm5s- hc.pts II @ head PpJ lees plentiful anu ls slightly
quicker si6i sos n lots at 81 5J0 ~ 81 each
EI;ra Esu 81 90. Yea Caves @JmSlJ
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

BosToN, Oct. 4.-The trOt at Mystic Park,
for all horses, barring the Goldsmith Maid, George
Palmer and Lady Thoe long deferred on account OF
the weather, came off this afternoon.
The attendance was good, and the race was an ex-
citing one The whole of the first heat easy one
for the Girl but the others closely contested by
Lucy. The fourth heat particularly exciting, Lucy
getting il only by "A short neck. The last heat was well
contested The following is the
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

lst a. d. 4lG 5th. 9Th III. 9Th 9Th 10th. n,hTotaL
A,lsatss,,..."GI A1,s,s.r.....I 3 . . III
1tMr C. s. Glover q the Empire Clab Time Of gSne25
Runs Gamed-Atlante 3; Haymakers, g.
sTOCKINGS-WIIITE VS.. RED.
CrNCISSATI oct 4.-The Red Stockings and
White stockings Baseball Cphs Will play the return
game in Chicago on Thursday, October l3.
To-day Mutual VS.. Haymakers, on the Union
Ground. MilliAAsbnrgh.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

American Girl. entered by Benz. Daniels....... 2
cr, W. I.
Mountain Boy, b. james McMan. ..............
Tfme-22ls 2:24,, 2:24l 2:2G, and 2:27.
A scrub made up and trOtted between Two
Boston horses known as Jack and Bella. -Four heats
were trottcd three OF which won by Jack. Best
time 247t.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
EARRAGANsETTP PARK MEETING.


TARRAGANsETT PARK MEETING.
PROVIDENCE, Oct 4.-To-day was the first
Of the four which had set aside for the Annual
Horse Fair Of the Narragansett Park Association Inc
weather was pleasant, with rather more breeze than
sum- yet very good day for trotting. The track was
heavy in places The first was Tor horses
have never trotted nsdeiof three minutes 1S 70
but only eight started-Contraband, Another Such
Nellie Andy Johnson, Gipsey. Lady Hughes hnso
Kansas Pet. In drawing for positions Andy johnson
won tho pole, the others taking the following oIdef .
Contraband Another Such, Kansas Pet doubtful, taa
against Maces Contraband BY the owner OF LADY ugnss
that Conraband had trotted at Pseat9Is IS @ aa and
1885, The manager of the Park at that ihe d
to the statement Contraband was accordingly ruled
out. The remaining horses, after some ineiectua ncO
ing got away toeraby we'll end ran about s they hou
Lady Hughes winning in three straight heats
S.,,,o,xvp.vx o Iostng for purse Of $50; ss2s to
the sr ss % de sooS oS and SO e o r ho open Al
horses that had beaten minutes Best in IN harnes'i M"
P.Isi:Sp rGns Island Y snteE' p Isdy IIsshe.l
VIM # ocps Boston Mas GPsey..............3
G. H. WhIppe Providence r. l., Nellie.
T@eDFirs, heat q@siter 5 hh ia mile a'a Second beat
The second race was or horses trotted
better than 1927; $500 TO first; $500 TO second to 70
Lakeman's Harry Harley, Western Girl Locust, c. Is.
Loew, Jessie Wales, None SUCH Ed White. Iwang was
entered for this race withdrawn before the start
PARK CranstOn X L. Oct lTpthng In harness
best three purse Of 5000 for horses that have never oaton
b. 20 second, and 500 % thifd
j. Nodine, Brooklyn N Y, Belle Strickland
NJ. Roden New YorE enters biz. Cha; L. Loes'''...
Daniel Mace, Nev-YOrk, b. Harry Harley .......''.'
j. w Burnham. Hartford Conn, IN None Such'..
o. A. HickOk New-Yotk, tr Western Gih...........'..
Budd Dole, Philadelphia blk IN Jessie " Nales.:.'.''
White Doohtt Waeriown, n. Y, b. I'd White.'.'
/. D. Brown, Providence, r. l., Locust
NJ Robinson, Augusta, Me- Col Lakeman' uN
Time-5rst heat quarter Gi half l:lO; mile 2: second hea
35 llOl 226; thirl heat, IS, l:lO, 2:T.
There viii be two races tomorrow the first for purse
of 81 600 for horses that have beaten 1885, and the
second for "A purse of ST. 800 for all trotng stations.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
DIED.

Al Noites Of Marriages mus. be ind0raed Nth faII
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

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Our CUSTOMERS snd FRIENDS vii accept this statement
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
EVENING SESSION

At the Church of the Pilgrims IN 'he evening
W - -, the Rev Jonathan i. Scarns, ID. d., OF
500 The Rev. Dr. Mullens of London conducted the
opening cp%Is services and tho Albert Barnes Of rS,
Sp,,,a og.red prayer Dr. stearns's text was ST. Mat
thew xviii 49, Jesus na% S@ne s sna IN rsxen srsxe 1 and
tn. ~ ' * Hn therefore and teach all nations bap
sng them in Of tho rather tSa "o 10 OF Observe y All
ihInps Whatsoever 1 have connanded you; N anu 20,
am with you always even ahto pr 'iy '' ~
w0rE OF Tho Church, her means Oi pursuing ~ 'i @ ~,
announcement she haa to eAc.l 70 W, ~
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

There will be two tomorrow, the first for purse
OF O0 for horses that have beaten 1885, ana inc
secnud for plIrse of 100 for all trOtng stallIOns.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

PHEfAN & COLIisSDBR,
Maluf ctucrs u the
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLlARD TABL ~
Illustrated Ca'algues gnt BY Hail
wareroops 70 BrOadssy hew-iof'. .-
specially. LigtS Locomotive % ...,,,.,,<
adapted steep gsdf,. short eer,e and hgh. s y n.ss
ls. Also fer coal and mines. amber oisHea le''
AID ri For photographs ard fab nfornsoa aa' p.,,
saIIa PORTER .l.ssa--ss, rse t-
The Patent Combinatiop Ink Eraser S,sssstsa
th, PsIe, new thss SEMI frce 20 ~ Va
r r. CUshMAS, n9'- % re
%, ,is for Errops. during tho week end
,pe SAftiRDAf Oct q l6I0 al close AZ - ~ th,
DAY. rHUtSDM ana - ~ B II.gOA and d. llb nt
4 Aad +. ll:g5 s94 H. loA' H. JONES Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

CORRESPONDENTS RELATIVE TO TIE CAMBRIA
MAGIC RACE-FUTURE RACES-MONEMENTS
OF THE CAMBRIA AND HER OWNER.
If the yachts have not had their races, their
owners and others promise plenty Of correspondence.
The following is from Mr.. Ashbury OF the Cambria:
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,,,.,,,,s j.. l,;,h vt,,,nn with the January u,n-
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notices owe: four lines.
Transient advertisements will be inserted ut
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
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GIsDCERss sIS.
I'M. r. BROOkES,

NXTM F. BROOkES,
(Successor 20 Brookcs & Taylor,l
FAMILY GROCER.
Corner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Teas. Co(lrcs. Sugars, Pickles, American
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco,
Srgars, etc, etc. ,
i. 3 Ali orders fron tho country shall re-
ccivc prompt attention acc
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ROOTS tS SEGDES.

NOTICE.
r largo stock of Boys and Youths
E1NEA AND HEAVY BOOTS,
...,.nor;o- Quality, which will be sold at great
iy r r"ducSd prices: All in want will DO we'll TO
calI at No. 7i King street. p-1yADDEY
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