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II MA would ~ ~ respect acosnt the IA AID gen
tcm.t mi city and I've bbc Feagrll that We shi cunt
nus the old III ven known siad No ~ chstham tset
f,nn4 ety ~ afifce@ Ut his
eyefy .ts aud gsy, quite too 10
mont t.n-snch urccs, Whsk " Mlls'schccs
RING pfs, Cus Fnqc Bnds u cciaps, Fnxe,t. &c. &C
of lie latc OroTsn asa oil ssiSns, manufactured
ssrerior order -. .
sars rersat r. nay sfi liar acn ion rutiiar mud
esq rentmc. and aasr- hin self I'm, w II long
psfaree iuitg h nablcdi ~ vi H. r surp
he ~ a tkfi N this ch styi ,.r,y nd ed IL the
yrrd aste dsais 90 pafticg la pai 10
he odlns fssh ~ oftlt DAY.
spulhef ani wescra rhanss and whn'csue dealers
af pa1afy invited call anl lie ttnen which
c i conf! will be ena al any city, and the
10 eat tim rtash.
Don / m stake the Nos. Chatham street a I'm.
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~ respectfully informs his pnc hc has
commcncceceivnx his asun supply sfha very superior cur
bill coal much approved OF the year consumers pro
hfence to sold the market
Nut N the ton will be received by Camp Co.
Wall street Russell COPELAND - Wall Of the
yards 52s or ala dudsonst. JAMES ID. W. wHfrALTa
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STOCkS.-A choice ASSORTMENT OF ensesseos and y,up,
- Men, Farcy and oh.T Stocks ovL
manssp. just eoeived By Mrs KING. street se
Il eel hs9 al reduced prices n isIf
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= HOUSES AND HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, Ann
HOUSE KEEPERS IN GENERALITY subs crber oil r. To-
ms Amer can silver in sheets
ders &c IN Of this week and NJ Is really a. .noy
builders "a popuetors OF Nth house furniture such AZ
Locks knobs keys carpet rods bel pulls sash knobs dc ali
OF the most approx workmanship aud latest t,eyn. sni
public and may ed ub INV
Of The tea and dessert spoons dessert forks tea SETS napka
hsh aus bat KIN adde's sc MI tx IN.
beet pattern and warranted TO kolp their cooIr - " ~
Prices moderate, and any orders executed by
jso f - ~ ~ sir nas,a
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cnMessrs WRIGHT q ROWE bess leave 10 iaform their
Trends and the puke that they disposed Of their
Store, corner OF Broadway and Canals opened at 2
Boadway where they keep the splendid Of
and Fur Caps, in the city.
ntey WRIGHT 6 ROWE
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OLD ESTABLIsHED PACK r nm

kIN OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET or
kffk1 FlCE cf Pine and South subscri
bers continue TO bring ent Storage Passenger, from
treat Britain and leland in ships Of the first ponp
economy and comfort rsons wishing to send Tor their
ends by applying al this Office their
we terms The ships OF this line wi leave Liverpool
whV ana those that
sons meet with no delay In a where The
% Coming the will he refunded Those
whs 70 embark for the old country accommodating b.
regular Liverpool packets, sailing s,h I6th ana 3oth
and 20 hoi each monk - - - '
The accommodation Of those persons engaging IA lar
cn Trends who wish send them enable them
70 oyide or the drafts w be- the following
merchants sho and who will every
an ehi forwarding pas senrers To Liverpool, viz:
Mess Daniel Wright Co, . Robinson st. Glasgow.
William Mley, rs Eden Quay, Dublin.
~ H. IalloTan, Belfast.
Mauhew MsCann. Steam Packet Office, Wsxfsgd
;sohn McAulin Merchant Quar-, Cork.
rd.eT kccnnn, Wcststreet, Orsgheda.
Jshn Best, Sugar Island, Newry.
M Dourherty, Co eraine
James Cairns, Corn Market Londonaev-v
Jamcs iibs0n, i.adcinc streat, Sligo.
yamcs flnDeian, Lacsrrow near Athlone.
John Muitagh, Ballinacargy
: s,cph Roman, Mulngaf.
=. yohn Atkinson, Carlisle.
Tor passage from resas in tho eosas,v
PAID wiimee with For farther
o,.sns NAWSoN MMURRAY,
Of eapds ostl
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w root SrORi III Chatham and Chamber sects
York; W has constantly CO excellent u
the following Saws ofevey de.cpton stocks and bits
aad hits ctt ealhppc aBd dvd tsnin~
lrmcr chie and plates sucks and dics ham
adx be- is spirit levels bunshers spoke shavcs
circular turaing lnhcS
s,rmenis wo hoxes 10 eating of all ri
drill ting nIppcrs and plers pre
pnls oil stones nw knives pas aud steel
sTInres hollow da toos shelters
gers cahtrctmakrs CLAMPS, COPPER gue ots blow pvs nc
y large s Planes, manufactured Nv n r.
>c,xI ofk
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DHNENOT.DEf, WITH COENECT FNOFILE LIKE
NESsE The adies and gentlemen Of New York and IL
yers sfectiu II appscd that IT. Fcynds hns
opened an Office, A. No ~ Broadvuy ncs' dco 70 Pes.s
Museum, ~ with experienced PHRENOIs@
GST. will wIiien sni fiihfu dencation Of the
character and from scientific csaranaiou If the head
upon The ilcps VI the ats Dfs Gail and Spuxh ~, which
will he accompan'odby snac-sae Ike css BY n whose
Prof es haveb much admired lpr lhaf hdslny,
Hours ola tendance from 10 ti. ani oms until Terms
taoierae
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HOUSE & LAND AGENTS.

yv,ur ,HOUsE LAND AGENTS.
III established Branch Once nj
No Front street respectfully their frer
and me puoc general tia they prepared
aers Tor the sale dchas estate cocctioo
ctfng and renting OF houses stores farms &c Any ORDERS ef
atoithcr oil the.r offices willie promptly atfendedto.
-. NEWs0N e. FLEMING, 90 Nassaast. ~ Y.
andNo. 3Fronist. Brooklyn tdoorto the LII lBank.
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and in
trust, which interest will be allowed as follows. =
Upsn any sum ovei $500 inedcemabe for year a per
Loo rp,Isrrvs for amonahs, per st.
Thomas ". Ludlow Isaac Bronson Jonathan tioodRus
Jacob Lorisrd, Stephen Warren, John Rathbone IT,
9. Ven Rensselaer,, n. Deyercaux stephen whitney,
Thos. sufFam, Cuban G. verpIanc, Benz L. swan,
VIM BARD, President.
-: D. ATKINS, Physician to the Company. aun
TWATER'S PATENT HALL AND PAR
LON sTovE5-To which The highest premium wareoa
important improvements. ''''~''' - 'o"o""s
@ of Ss@s' ;, 70 a that S. s
All the heat from the aters o. combustion be made
the heat be retained in the where the is
By the othe;e draashts the fire all cxtiaruishcd in
the chan r combustion without the particle the
coming into BY tins combination q aushts ire
way m DO lighted ON he top and made 10 bme
downwad: iho gh tho whole Of Goals N fame gas
FL r int s sTSas pps du
be trn.d downward in all the dull coal
The these aaugss the he air brought to pas. owe,
every inch o. The radsting surface Of the ron all
confidently believed that these stoves are constructed on
Tie otdras .arre radarng ace for equal
lie lowest po.sb 50 sioeasy 10 %a p"
the Door around the stove aud The feet The
chso.. Halls P" Cha o 81 as' ' rsa %
are sne,o to any others Ia the market and the sheet
The stoves recommended giving heat from given
They times operation at ass Water street
jia-tf Y. ArwATER & CO.
SUSrENSARY BANDAGES a. TRUSsEs-
the latest and most IMPROVED p"e" G sa a. M n 80. o.
whc,s 'hcy are adjusted and appsdby practical
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10 II. C. BROWN q Co. having opeaed q Coffee House
he Naga a. No 4s Warren street and laid stock sftAe
cho cest Wncs, Liquors. &c hope BIZ to the
wishes ofher custsmers to merit share pubic patronage
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'I'HEAsURY CERTIFICATES $4,000 Of Trcassry Csrf6
Gates which will for Government Lands the varou
western Land Offices, wollas srccie, for saehy
sssy o. siCKI.ES. ~ Wall 81.
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E,OSTER'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, SO
Broadway fer the reception OF Pupils and evening
where gnntsnen qualified for anile
nor and expeditions Penplon hip, Commercial Arh-
nsfic and Book by Double Eny taught upon the
improved systems and much less time usually
voted to that purpose.
PENMANSHIP s taught original improved plan
which has stood the test OF and
unqualified obaton OF competent judges II founded
simple and rational principles and capable Of
egib Hand Writing and substituting elegant and mastery
OF the pen.
BOOK KEEPING applied to nani and reign trade, and
Commercial Ai'thetic, sho the short cods by
MeIcaa,s and Brokers FOR the vaaationoi merchandise nd the
cnicuaton OF per ccnagc averages iseest &C. parcu
lar attended TO- and the most approved method Of arranging
merchants ssc0upts ssscleary exseapfShrt.
The casner opens pests and balances two complete Of
Books which cembned all
business, and qualified keeper the most
extensive mercantile Embellishments.
10 Each pupil taught individually and not classes
structon. morning, afternoon and evening Ladies
lessons Pcnmanshp mt their residence, IL CURED.
- Prospsctuses lie had w app Mr. Foster M his
class ls5 Broadway the Druggist Store j3i II
INTERESTING wORK.-DoMBsTIC HApPI
NESS P0RrRAlED:-A Repository for tho who are AMI
those 10 married by the Class Authors ancient
aud Add steele, johnson Knox Next,n and
WIN have discussed, with
and future Happiness of NJ nkiM.
Domestic happiness, tisu only bliss
OF Paradise, that has survived the fall Cooper
Including two Prize Essays together wirh written
expressly for this work vol ano J2st received and for
at the Book Store OF c. j. FOLSOM, No fol Fulton
jill one door above Pearl.
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I AND OFFICE.-JoHN L. BoGARDUs, Aitornev
IL and CoInacllr n Clinton HALL No Beck street
sour Arkansas Military Bosny, General Land ece West
s,ihes isi ssat,onarya Late War Canadian vs.n
toms4ih English Refugees from the States u Canada
Nyn Scots sh Desere. rofs sc British ~ the heirs
ofax reciaie1h Hei under entitled lands sold lc
h Those vbo parted with their DISCHARGES
IN the xsscial and Suites Canada News
and Texas boss and Sold exchanged ps AID
c INV riis Aed Obtained and pcred application ih
Post Masters bousout IN. United states aa, other rencen
orwadnr ~ the above claims and acting Their
several of couufry will b. ent per all
9 rrnissicns COMMUNICATE n. post paid
II Valuable farming and fof sae W the state Of rIeo se
suseda towns and otherwise Aso m Missouri and AIhsn
c,APOrACEOUs COMPOUND FOX SHAVE
- INGThc unqualified appreciation this Soar has rcceyes
from the psrsons who have usd T. ~ cydcnec OF
superior yaIae oyer s Other sosp. !, -, .' mes y
Nj IN ,hc ess Ii j. pleasantly persr asput IN
cred pot, answering N the poses ~ . shs'insbos
f"ee sSe""' pot pot 'o' sue uoPPER's PHARMACY,
d,o.f % Broadway. coz rrankln It,
ToTHE PUBLIC; SIC re- Grateful z The gness.
ms Of H. .blis n scb brgs to inform his fp~
and the @ tai harns made ssn, sent rps,sr-sns N
h', ~ rY Ia .of6e var oas ", Viz, sksri HsppsS
ne rers medv happsd segrcrs and sroo Cao,s az the
on. ss.. cs hss q, vsd rs Who'll seson 70 the mana
nrtne ~ but quality Of hats ssd three ycs ?f
witch sgd % se wants o. she nost ana TASTY
ss u raccos will eonvipcs anv one hat plss
ton IN rely fail he sin.d The Freat c
CO. wheh b. has ay me, nh, nstate that ssrh indeed
he ses sfsse .y.. 30 TED !. .ved 70 : Ss srsSss
nrn,s onpls sS 6rr-ns f .nrpy of The most
csrner Wall and rsAsss. su-s,s-
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DENTIsTRY

DENTISTRY.
nN. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST and hanu6rc.
- fnrer ~ lncorap6ie Teeth, No. 23i Hudson, kw
above Spring srsct.
n b Dr. cs charges moderate and ncoruptibc
teeth are really SPLEEN vi, jis sm
lpYDER,S FIRST PREMIUM GENTT.r-
III MIN BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No 6 he, kman :,
Cin sal, NeG York, tn Pak-rhe suscrl rrateful
for the M ished patronage ived his the
would respectful nform his and he puic
oine ,rcs OF water prsof Boots Of French calf ska
which hav. great sati acon for many who
have worn tAcm
Dress of superior .rkman.hip 6nsb and oper,
that especially the silver Medal the
Institute Mt the late Faii nj Nbo
visiting IN find their 10 en-
as much ate tion 4 paid To- IL n-snt customers.
Al orders III ,nkfly frcciv and tua ~ attended
BA good mont OF Over shoes f sails at reduced p
ccs. T-ims
YEAkS Ph E5ENrSrhe sulscnber the apsi
choice and beautiful collection Of Annals aud Juvenile ceL
works, which he had the pleasure orns
his friends and patrons which thu
The Book OF Gems The Violet
II IcaIty Pearl
Flowers of loneliness, 1898 Christrya s Box
Dras ins Room Scrap Book Uniou Annual
PsrlH Scrap Book Jsvsn,e Forget Ne No
Keepsake Scrip Book
Book OF Beauty Liney ofthe Valley
Heaihs Plctufesu Annual parry Book
The English Annual Hicrogy phcal Bible
Oriental Annual Robert Ran bic Sketch Boo
Magnolia The Nsw Years Token
Token Pm cnt Gin
Forget Me Not Parents Cabinet
Christian Keepsake Fairs Hoasc
Religious souvenir Two Edwards
Frscndshps offering Holiday OF
Illus ofthe wa,efy Novels Illustrators fSyrs, Holy lie
Byron Gallery, &c Asia Niinvr, &c
G. SHEPARD, Bookseller,
d1s $50 Broadway.
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n-5- SEE Advertisement Compound Lii
qiorcc Cough Mixture 3d special Bowery
Ias has been Obliged consesnce OF tho demaad OF
tins Medicine from thc side the
point HOPPER Broadway and Franklin st. and UNDER.
HILL, Bcckman and William for this Mixture.
ma
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70 NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIEs-J c. DECKER
inform his fena and the public that he
fresh supply 81 first rate OYSTERS, and ready them
Fried sewcd Roasted and Picked the eral terms
DE- ~'e0''s,'eo''
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Thousand pairs 81 U ntlensn Boot. Of different kinds
hsn and swsg 10 the scarcity vii se ES the
the following RETAIL fine double cal skin
prosf boots 81 50 and all the fcsnt kinds s rccs
s-,s elegant boo's. from pair-
and seine Of The most c..ty work ~ soto IS :re pair An
Who guod of for tnhe, will do
Nearly N the above boots
am not srnd Ia warrant pato jus ice tho
Those VII have boots, Nm what they and
improve this opportunity FOL wnat they want Don't mistake
III. store isf No 2s " exactly the door.
NJ u All kinds OF bots, and boys boots or differ
ent kind, equally cheap Cor cash R~ u mcndcd GRATIS,
apply nj RICHARDS =, No 1s Canal street,
Ia Inn thu Oldest Boss the block.
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OF HARMoNY HALL has been opened BY the subscriber,
and VIII be conducted entire plan which
will give satisfaction 10 his friends and the public generally
ne Will always keep the best the market aors-suc
Fish, Fcsh &c The Bar will be furnished best OF Ii
auors. Oysters served up IN the best style.
fseas eun hc had nj all hotrs a moments notice.
The subscriber formerly kept the Park Boston, and hone,
b strict attention tothe ceo of k customers merit share
OF public Patronage AMOS s. ALLLN
n7-3m- Sha kspcare Rec.~<~xv
nA CARDS w BRYHAMr respectful, .,f,srm. his rriend
ana the public thai DE has sodst his GRIND he
mas completed his engagements and alterations
NO. 2oS Bowery opposite To Rivngton conse-
qlently ne better prepared demands
on still more extensive scale and with more general
nen OF pure and genuine Confectionery,
p returns anss io the hatieng patronage he has
No 20s B0wery opposite to Rivingion ST. '"'
JuyuBE PAS fE Just inpor edom Franse-a superior ar
ccd ulube Paste, of sale wholesale retail
sis
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FOX GOOD HAT, and one wausr,.S \.
wcar WELL asd preserve its shape com.oov h.ars 80
dsrain n.y. call at COPELAND q cos % Bovev en-
SIDE Tour aoos south Of Bayard st. ;iS.Ims
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Cortls street Beg to ipcrra trade Nv
~ reaovcd fron No sCortandt the above large ~
elegant Now store, where thcy have hand, and a.
santy receiving fresh supplies Of Hattcs Plush and I'm
fancy cosred Pushes foI Ladies Benaes w
they viii sellon accommodating terms.
HATS, CAPS STOCKS, and Stock Fra mes at whoIcgafe
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ONE PRICE AND ONE oUAI

- ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALITY
X Known d CO Chatham Square, contnae manvfsc
N turing tici. celebrated Hats ice THR EE DOIIARa
ms rs abished ~ ISIS. In presenting these Hats 10 the
ioc the pocor, think they have nearly reached the nts
Of beauty dlaby cheapnes AID comfart 4, Ne ,ses,e.
sales tor cash good there pays the osscs
2 bad l7s Chatham square, GOMEZ Of Mott street -
uIy2I-y
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THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INsUw

ANCE COMPANY,
Continue loss dnmare by Buldnss
Goods -hps Po and their end
personal property atther Office, No II Wall street.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Ainshe, Thomas B~lten,
David Codsse, Henry IL Bhott,
Daniel Jackson, Thomas snpoant,
Cortland, Palmer Edgar jenkins,
John Lormes Graham, CIV p Hasbrook,
Thomas Til sion, Heniy II. Leeds.
Louis DeCassc, George ID. Strong,
Henry Wysko1. Cha Tics q. Hardy,
Samuel r.. Txdale stephen Storm
William y. iialleit, Edward Frost,
- ROBERT AlNSi-IE, President.
r. ?. STEVENS. sccrcfary d. sn
DATENT WATER CLOSETS AND PUMPS.
4 JsTONE PLUMBER a. ENGINEER, 800 Broadway, con
tnrcs to acuc his much ppovcd patent water Closets
which able either Tor dwellings camb. ats,
peo 10 any t entcd both for effectiveness AVID
CAuTIvN-lmpyved Force PumysJ s. takes oppsrfu.
ry Of stating that he 10 the ofe above
Ppmpa, and TINT hey made o the best
he - -
PSAsJ = manuactues every article the PREMISES Ne ia
caabcd foexcue be following description u work
other ss VIZ IA h. Water Closets
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e. IMPORTANT TO TIKI PUBLIC.-Th<
svlssrser manufacturer Of and beautiful style q
GnoFuf Hats, which he enable sell the prlce OF
- as The article above ionod msnufac ured
principle known only TO imse aud sold ches
shg ent IN this city They d beautiful short Hat,
warranted % retain he re and shapcis climate Also,
beautiful short Silk Hat, OF quality. Gentlemen
respectfully invited To call and the above ARTICLES
pur asing elsewhere
J.. ARTECUENAvE, 2si Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-30

Aston HOUSE, August To-
lBesnetf nay child, arrived in this morning. but hearing
my csrsn are raising hell below obliged TO leave without
seeing you-but indte the following you by of
muneration.f
I'm bound for tiny senate
soon shall be free,
Ere go, dear " squirt. eyed Bennett"
I'LL drink thee.
Here's glass to thee, my boy,
Ere cleave the foaming bIow;
Thou hast proved 20 a joy,
My hopeful, hopeful fellow.
Thou hast lghtened well my heart
BY thy labors here above,
And with joy now depart
To the regions of my love.
Soon sgain will return
TIE offer thee 'bding home,
Where in birthstone thou canst burn
Or round about with "hellions" roam.
Thou shalt dine my table,
"Whskers' shall upon thee watt
Thou shall, have good length of cable
To guard ri sht well the gate.
Till then, my boy, adieu.
May success attend you,
And Joys few,
For thy Cline will befrend you.
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Before the Recor-

Gown OF SESSIONS August 29-Before the Recor-
der Aldermen Benson and Randall
= Samuel Glauson charged with knocking down Ann
Bird with iron bar. Miss Bird declared she had mt
a feather to fly WITH the prisoner had injured her so
she had been able work The court however con-
sderng the injury uninten'ional discharged the pris
James Mcintyre charged with beating his wife
his fifteenth appearance in that character Sentenced
to six month stone digging.
Ellen Mccain charged with being obstropolous in
the street. Sentenced to three months Oakum pick
John Ptitchard, fiery headed blacksmith, charged
with beating his wife. Was found guilty. The prs-
oner in his defence declared his wife SPARED with her
boarders, which the he undertook TO ham
her. Sentenced to six months pebble delving.
Saddog Savage was charged with attempting to
choke his wife. For this savage trick this sad dog
was ordered to six months research on Blackwells
Island after stone.
Michael Singleton guilty of robbing pauper, wa.
also sentenced to the same perigrlnaton.
John Smallboy, tall man, found guilty Of
stealing watch. Sentenced to Blackwell's Island
for six months.
Charles Thompson and Peter Blains charged with
stealing watch from a sailor, were each found gull
ty. Thompson was sent TO get out stone for six
months, and Blains was committed to the House of
Refuge.
A dozen or more prisoners were discharged by pro-
clamaton, and the court adjourned.
Police, Aug. 29h.-A nice man-Aaron c. Der
by who keeps porter house near to the theatre IN
rested on charge of stealing from him one hundred
dollars. The fair prisoner was arrested as she was
tripping i, merrily dance IN James slip with
dashing young sailor, her beau for the time being.
In the morning, the lady did ga tale unfold
wherein Mr.. Derby "cut pretty figure" Her story
was that she had lived with the complainant as his
cara sposa for two years past, but that owing to
disagreement she had now left him and
Got another Ben
w hose christian name is Joe.
out of revenge the discarded swain trumped up this
story Of the robbery and put her to the trouble of
| lating her case to the magistrate.
| When the fair prisoner bad told this story, the
| complainant was asked if the adys defence
rect which he admitted it in part TO be- IL was also
corroboraed by other witnesses, who stated that they
| had known the female for a considerable time, and
that she always went by the name and passed among
the neighbors Mrs. Derby. Under these crcum-
Stances DIR. Boodgood refused to take the complaint,
and the lady dropping of the best courteses, left
| the office She followed by Mr.. Derby, who
will have to make up the loss of his chere annie and
his dollars in some better way than by complaining
| at the police Office.
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| By THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS MAIL.-Dates-New
Orleans, August 22d Mobile, August ed Augusta,
August 25th.
Upwards of six hundred Indians arrived at Pass
Christian on the 20h many of them very sick OF the
dysenery-some of them have since died.
Gen. Jessup is making active preparations for the
ensuing campaign
Another splendid boat race has taken place at Mo-
bile.
The news from New Orleans is highly important
1t gives the latest Intelligence from Spain via CUBA
" Don Carlos, who by! recent accounts was before
Valencia successful in all his Notwithstanding
Madrid itself trembe at his advances has, with all his
forces, been captured in Solsona ia CATALONIA. The
following is the bulletin announcing the event;
Supplement to the Diario de Cadiz Of he2d ofJuly,
1887.
HIGHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENcE.-By the
steamer Mediterranean, arrived this morning we nave
received the following intelligence, which We hasten
to lay before readers.
Extraordinary bulletin Of the Province OF Amerla,
of Wednesday, 18th of June, 1897.
AT the hour write this, o'clock in the morning,
have just received express containing the subjoned
intelligence.
CoSsTIrUrloNAL MAYoRALTY OF HUERcAL OvERA.
This moment A o'clock in the morning have re-
c.ived the sukjoned letter, literal transcript OF which
give you. oc., ,oo-
To Mr.. Segundo Ibarra,-Having received this
morning by despatch the very interesting intelligence
of the capituaon of the Preender, in the town OF
Solsona in CATALONIA and the capture of all his court
brought by an officer from that capital Tbs nhabi,
tants We're in state of intoxcaon similar to that OF
orca and other places; and as even here where the
| bells have not ceased ringing. The national militia
are under ms, end at every quarter of an hour
interval making discharges of musquery in the pre-
sence of the civil authorities ecclesiastc and military
Accordingly, think it my duty to inform you, which
do by express, in order that the inhabitants may
participate in similar rejoclngs Without any further
request to make Of your excelency than that you dis
| tional Alcalde. MIGUEL EscoBAR RUIZ.
This joyful intelligence which hasten TO commnnl-
cate to your excellency for your entire satisfaction,
and for the joy which such piece OF news Will ma
city Having nothing further to add, but my wishes
that God may preserve you for many years.
/ Huerca Overa, 26h June, 1887.
| Signed SEGUNDo IsARRA.