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DC maue 10 get up spurious ticket.


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ErratG.-In the letter from Major Jaquett, to
the Editors, published Friday, in the SD line
from the top, for "sixteen wounded read ten
wounded. In the 1lth line from the bottom, for
:" three officers and men," read eight officers and
men. In the 9th line from the bottom, for Sc so to
80 read 80 to 8.


The National Journal, published at Washington
City, contradicts, upon unqucstionabe authority,
the paragraph which lately appeared in the New
York Commercial Advertiser, stating that the French
Consul at W ashngon refused to sign bill Of health
for the frigate Brandywine. The Journal further
observes, that the Consul no, only signed bill OF
heath-but =" furnished all necessary documents,
with the prompt politencss peculiar to his naton.


A person unEnosCn, on the evening of the 28th
ult arrived at the house Of Joshua Hutton 10 this
Borough, and said he had come from Washington
and was on his way to New York. He was very
weak and died the next morning in the Bar Room,
while the family were at dinner. There were found
upon him, contained in an iron snuff box--a note
drawn by Louis Parsons in favor of Edward VIII
liams and memorandum endorsed Jos. Deming,
New York and other papers. which may be found
at the dwelling of William Woodcock, Coroner Of
New Castle County.


The New York Editors will please insert the
above.