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ask FOR SALE-Un Staten Is and within mile Of the
31AQuarenne small Farm OF fifteen about half
Ibis covered with young wood the balance is suitable for
garden purposes There modern story house with
kitchen adjoining. and falling well BY the door Also
barn and large variety OF fruit further particulars
enquire Of THOMAS 3 CARY
fI2 m Quar- ntue StafensTsIand
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MEDICAL.
THE MOST COMMON sAYING


Il
thai
would
give one bottle Of
DR. SwAyrEs Corr
POUND SvRuP OF WILD
CHERRY, for half dozen Of any
other preparation. ! have uied all
ths popular ones bat shs 81 'ssnss ua.
eases, wa: Influenza Coughs, Colds, Con.
sumption sptuog Of Blood. PaiPtAuo1 Of the
Hear, " hopping Cough Tickling or Rising
sen, alton in the throat, B ronchitis. Asthma,
or weakness Of the Nervous System,
imPair.d constitution from any
cause and 70 prevent persons
from falling into De-
cline. this medicine
has not its
equal -,
And when much ealome has boon used TINS
medicine will evil effects the system and repair
the hillary funcons As proof Of the above medicine gv-
strength aud cleamess the irom
Of large Adjustments in PHILADELPHIA who
to cry on Re ever saw ofcous the Mnses or Lawyer who
have their voices would be equally benefited Reference
will be given the auctioneer by calling office
the orsira Doctor sWHYNE's OMPOUNp SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY, fictitious and counterfeit Prepared
corner Of Eight and Race streets, Philadelphia.
Agenb-Dr VIM. II. Minor corner Of Broadway and John
street New York; H. A. Sands, Church Dispensary 1876
Bowery Of Spring f. B. Warner 203 Beecter
OF Mine,ta James Hneson Grand St tth Wi
ansburEh; Pers0n Harrison, 100 Broad e. Newark
Bsnjamin 0lds ,7s Broad street. NewaIL II William e
Brooklyn; w. +. ClsIh, Montgomery st. Jersey City
f16 3msrc
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LEECHES

LEECHES!
LEECHES LEECIIES!
.a5 :1s asssss Just received
Ao seoived from Mcr,ees email lot smyrna Leschss
-''s sale at the lowest "'fs'' pH''6 ~, ~ wirrr.
fMiAsn I@pefter OF Leeehss ~ Ftaxl %.
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM

SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
NAMELY:
scRorUI, KINGS EVIL. RHEUMArIsm, oBsTINArE cUTA
NEous gRuprIoNs, PIMrLEs. OR PysTULEs THE FACE,
yLorcHEs, BILEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RINo WORM
TETTRR, scALD HEAD. ENLARGEMENT OF
BONES AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYPHILITIc SYMPTOM, scIATICA OR LUN-
BAoo, and diseases arising from an in
judcious of Mercury, AsciIics,
orDropsy exposure or imprudence,
in life. Aho. Chronic Constitu.
moved by this preparation.
The attention Of the reader is respectfully called the fol-
Sss Ss.a msa Sy the msdcne daily
results s more TsmaTssl The pGpe
satisfaction that they are made the means OF
ELIzABETHrowN, Dec. 2, l8i3
Mssss Is Win heartfelt Eruas for your
ss
h wh;s s MOI r. can ID
Of the place who recymmendsd your preparation Of ssrapar
%eS one
found change feelings which induced sEe
% % s %
healed Is very .vosbs ste and ssys il will be hs
means utn aey OF my entire cure; and that the afflicted
may all find the relief which it alone can the wish Of
their and your frieGd. EUNICE WOODRUFF.
am the Of Eunce Woodruff have been brought up by
her. and know Whit she be true have had all
OF her through her sickness.
| we'll acqu aned with Mise Woodruff, and knew her
situation previous the of Sand. have
witnessed the effect produced by and therefore
endorse fully the above statement
MOSES NJ. CRANE. r
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, 1919.
A. B. SANDS Co Gentlemen: have used vour Extract
IF Sarsspaa its introduction this city II gives
pleasure have fouad mymos
expectations believe to be the best preparation at that val
liable article row in
With much respect, yours.
JOHN WATERLOO, M. D.,
45 Gay street.
Prepared and Sold wholesale RETAIL and for expectation
By A. Sand: Co., druggists and chemists Granite Build
No 273 Broadway, Of Chamber New York
sold also BY A. B. D. Sands, druggists No 70 Fulton
David Sands Co.. No n EastiBroadway of Market
rrice 81 bottle-si1 bottles FOR s. I'll imssc
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= FOR SALE, OR WILL BE- EXCHANGED F1

MSCiTY PnOPERTI-Two very fae Farms in the
SNeounty of Columbia, containing abou, $50 eac..
These farms ateiy ned and highly mpovdby 4
LudIow tss of Ciaerack and within and half
wi'e of the Of Hudson The Hudson railroad and
turnpike both along the bore and throu. port
each They sorerb order and beautifully wooded
watered Exclusive Of the usual farming the ado
ys'dd las bet three hundred of hay
They would be well adapted for stock azng the k
or butter made IN the aft moon be in the New York
ket at Wight the morning
tcuar desc Triton oft'e scarcely
cessuy the purchaser will doubt by personal spec
ton, ascerta for HIMSELF its value.
he arms tn possess Of William H. Ludlow, Jr,
from whom information coucening them may be acquired
For te ms, apply at IA Barclay street to
IA John T.. STEVENS
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MRS CARHOLL'S Old Established Medicatrd Vspor
IVl Baths as Csurtand street. has been for upwards Of
with much sudden COLDS coughs
sism chronic diseases Of the liver dyspepsa
scarlet fever, &c. sulphur vapor Baths be had al
times by giving hours notice In addition the above,
ing Bath the case may require ]. an dea falsely entertained
VapoI Bath The effect however, contrary properly adj
rnpistscd hundreds OF csens testify Open from
y.pcr Bath sent 70 any rs Of the CITY Broesyg gsthas
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SAVE YOUR SHILLINGS.

All that are in WANT ofxood Gaters. Shoes -
a1o10S or Bqskins are requested to call atWALkERS
Misses and Chdren Caters color sorts and sizes ~
q the latest French shonrhe cheapest yet offered A,o,
the greatest assortment Of Gents fine French Calf Dress Boots
n.fShed at 80 Tbo,e who purchase :: this ola ss.s-
raj his Boots and Shoes given 10 the public
MISUNDERSTANDING Cheap Boot and Shoe Store,
4l9 Broadway. corner Caral f23 lpsec
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BOOTS AND SHOES. -

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles andws
had better lose no time 10 Ealing the fashionable Boot ard
Shoe Stores Of s. SECOR, Nos 6ok and l6l Gn'
stree where al th with article or
style or make fashion and nish cannot DO per-
haps equailed ia this city.
s. b. begs in particular those - snd gentle
men who consider well fitting boot speusabe
article TO the tout ensemble Of all within MONDE that
ltO or 6 Greenwich street. only New York
they can y pend on being suited.
N. BLadies and Misses CATERS Shoes &c., always on
hand 10 endless variety.
% Remember, l6OK and 1871 Greenwich street.-Q
fl5
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS

DEAFNESS.
DIS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS
OQ1 BROADWAY -Extract:-
~ ch.ernlly comply with the request of Lieut.. Nc
ntoh to t-s that he nvalided home unfit for duty
OF total deafness aud discharges hi. ear
hmse urder the professional Of aud Edwards
Auriss Under their his hearing
has returned to his military duty.
Signed Fl McNEVEN, NJ. D.
Surgeon to Fl. d. NJ. Forces. Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncipen deafness ,cbe pains, buzznga
singing sound in the collections Of hard
ted secreon Of the Their oil has been
lar remedy all diseases of the for upwards
of twenty Oces removed TO 33l Broadway
White street % m'ec
EDWARD LIPPOLD
NO IO4 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN,
CUP STAlnS,)
AS RECEIVED, by late arrivals, and offers for sale
II ZEphyR WORSTEp-best Berlin quality in the mos
erLsns,ys The bale or ~ small quantities
CHINE wOSSTED-A new style. various qualities
CANVASS-ln Silk Cotton Linen, OF all widths and
EMB ROBBERY PATTERNs-OiaIlma makes md number.
designs and the riche, selection Embfoderes
PURSE TWiSFs-Frnch. English and Berlin shaded and
plain:
IHsNILLE-For Embroidery and Chenille Cords.
FLOSS SlLkS-Freuch aud German
PURSE ORNAMENTS-Gold Silv and Steel Bead.
Steel Gold aud yer BuE,es Cords Braids and Thread.
ported from the best European manufactures and
supplies by everv steamer
CORDS. TASSELS of silk, Worsted and Cotton; LAM
Tas els. Perforated Paper, &c, sc. & IS ln~ec
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.sx.t NIBLO'S CONSERVATORY GREENHOUSE,
36&S and SEED STORr. ESTABLISHMENT, $40 Broa

.tae NIBLO'S CONSERVATORY. GREENHOUSES
&6Sl and SEED sTORr ESTABLISHMENT, SIC Broad
Hkk.N way, adjoining the Gardens.
The old patrons and the ubc respectfully Informed that
he for The Sprung trade tmae by WILL
NIBLo. who is Europe for this purpose have
been completed
choice and beautiful collection of annual biennial and
renni Flower Seeds been received (per Victoria from
London many cites If which entirely and have
heretofore graced ornanented the American flower
den Vegetable Herb md Agrcutur, Seeds have been
ported Of those kinds ony which dsr.be t. obtain from
The best kets abroad Oher varieties for which the Amer
seed is fa preferable have been by Of expert
aud integrity, for this establishment only.
The proprietor recommend all the above seeds with
dence being genuine and willing stake his regulation
Pants in fine and healthy condition, in the Con
sevstories, (which free all times consisting
of Camelia, Rhododendrons Roses, Gerauuns Ericas,
Azaeas Sc &c. beautiful specimens OF which
flower 1t is hardly here of these
will BE- found desirable to the Flower Gar
den, Conservatory. or ParlOr,
Fruit Trees, Of the esteemed kinds be supplied
the shortest notice. ro Nuserymen Of The highest reua.
ton their catalogue prices and delivered in New York free
Of expense
Ornamental Trees shnba, Vines hardy Roses. &C. &C. in
great variety.
gubous Flowering Roots viz; Gladiou, Mexican Tiger
Flower Tiger Lily Jacobean Lily Double Dihlia, 1uberose
sc. &c, f,r planting early III Spring. ~
Flower Stands. Fancy Tara Co. Flower Vase. aud Pots.
Of new and handsome DESIGNS Go Fl b. Fish Globes &c
prices Ordrs thankfully received and executed with prompt
WILLIAM NIBLO, Proprietor
N B. All kinds of Bird Seed, kept on hand at is cents
inip
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WILLIAM PETTET,
ID " a y T. II AZ II II n

d r A PER IND TAILOR,
30 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
now prepared furnish all who favor him with their
orders. For the cheapness durability Of his work.
saving thirty cent he offers for their consideration the fol
lowing list OF prices:-
Superior Dress Goats, from SO to Is
Cashmere rants
81
Persons furnishing their alsmaking and trimming
in the neatet manner at the following prices -
y
LII
Naval aud Military Uniforms made in the best style.
n BCiothing made fer and markets
with Ard despatch
share of the public patronage is solicited. f20 msrc
REGULATE YOUR BAKERS BILLS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened a store at No 81 Nassau
street, for the sale fhis fine Wheat Rye and Corn cad
Ase Pies and Cakes Of all kinds Families served their
dwellings with Bread, ves and Tea Cskes
CITIZENS generally will md this desirable place for lunch
fine favored hot coffee at three Pes OF all kinds
cents plate; Cakes Ssndw 'ches sc, &c
All ARTICLES are made under his supervision and
he pledges himself that the shall be the
ket offers. JNO. l. HALEY.
I'm
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Prepared and sold wholesale aud RETAIL and for
BY A. Sands Co. druggists and chemists. Granite Build.
ings, No. 273 Broadway, Of Chamber New York
sold also by A. d: Sands druggists, No. Fulton st;
David Sands Co.. No n Easts Broadway OF Market
and by druggists generally throughout the United States
rrice 81 per bottlr-Sis bottles for IS. ri inssc
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LITHOGRAPHY.


BUSINESS CARDS and Circulars, Maps Plans, Machin,
- Landsc Architectural Elevations &C. &C., 1.-the
xraphed and Pnnted. mooerate terms
4. JONES' Lithog, sphic Establishment,
f23 lmsrc 1913 Fulton street. New York,
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FIRST PRE- MUM DAGU EkkEOTYPES.
DLUMBE Daguerrean Gallery of Patent Premium Colored
Photographs, ISL Broadway, above Murray street New
YorkA warded the first premium and highest honor by Anne
and Franklin Institutes for the beautiful coored
DaguTeotypes exhibited.
fro'es,o Pumbe. the American paguerre whose fame a,
the first photographer in the world is familiar only here
bat EaI2Pe and whose sorels have recently been increased
tuies his colod Photographic the beautiful
erheited has from liberal desire place his superb portraits
within the reach Of ALL reduced his the
rates OF the most indifferent artists in the city We advise all
to examine his hne gallery of specimens which the world
not equal 25l broadway New York Express.
Pumpes Prem um and German Apparatus and Instruction
tlaea ases &c at the lowest rates. JIG Imdy&wysec
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY
155 BROADWAY UP STAIRS

f. WhIh would re-, ectully call the attention Of citizens
strangers visiting the city to his splendid
q DAGUEkREO TYPE PORTRAITS. single, o. in grows
from Two 70 fourteen the plate which, in
taken IN al kinds OF weather either with without the
ex ,rriencsd IN the business. - Wv ~ "
The American institute. at II. late exhibition awarded Mr.
WHITE the hfst premium Tor the best kenes,
sto, sioap,ng and general eeet which but another proof
New York Tor the imported German
and other establishment the City State can they b.
obtained. ' "
Imported German Cameras; also French and Ameri
Iostru Of the best quality Plates
Cbemcas Polishing Mat rails BIC always on nsnd 10,
sale very lowest prices IA SINS m
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THEM CARRIER PIGEONs-For sale lot Of fresh i'm.
ported Pigeons eog'isting of black blue dun white
Of al coors; blue Id Heads black do silver do black
blue DO and silver Almond Tumbers; black blue
willow white do Migpes and Turbuts Of all the known
colOrs
Also quantity of the far famed Antwerp Pigeons justly
eel bated extraordinary of flying long, re-
.u,nng no me from almost incredible distances.
Call and them, at 90 Reade street.
mt
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FNENCH CHlNA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
IA. always hand large for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain, we'll dinner and
dessert plates OF all assorted dishes
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custayds and stands
Aso, Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek, Fcnca and Amer
a shape.
Al the articles warranted Of the best quality, and
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| WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS --Engraved aad
w Printed the fir: style Of the Art at sduced prices
| VALENTINES. No. Beehman ST.
| Cor, er OF Park Row, Lovejovs Hotel.
| ~ Please call and examine specimens 100 10
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ELECTION RETURNS.
EXTRA HERALDS.

We will publish to-day, between two and three
o'clock in the afternoon, an EXTRA HERALD, con-
tanning the first returns from Pennsylvania of the
Presidential election, which took place there yes
terday. These returns will be of vast Importance
Il Is highly probable that the different party prints
and party Offices may issue extras in the course Of
The morning, with their reports; both parties claim
ing, as usual, the victory. In the extra, with the
Intelligence which we may receive, we shall give
accurate and philosophical opinion on the pres
ent aspect Of the contest, and the probable result
that may be expected in Pennsylvania, from the
returns that may be received. Ii is possible that
these returns may be ofsuch character as will ena-
bic US 10 predict to a certainty who will be elected
'ro-dent. whether it will be Mr. Clay or MIR. Polk.
II so, we shan state our opinion with per
ret lmpartalty, truth, and determination
II the three O'Clock extra should not con-
tain sufficient information, we may probably
publish one at six o'clock in the eveRing, contain
Ing the desired information; and at all events, the
Sunday Herald will undoubtedly contain important
results. And through the whole day on Sunday, as
soon as we mayreceive intelligence from any quar-
ter calculated to throw light on this extraordinary
contest, we shall Immediately issue an extra with
authentic intelligence, and correct and philosophi-
cal conclusions iherefrom
Let the news-boys prepare themselves for extras
during the neat few days. And if the public want
correct information, with impartial and well ma
tured opinions formed that information, they
must look to the Herald extra. We have never de
ceived the public, and we never shall deceive
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Blues A Tremendous c'alei A jolly Paryi
The Wings Welcome Home The Empire
Club Of New York; Address to the Mem
beY of the Liberty Party; What is at Stake
ISLANDERS Refuted; The Right of Citizenship; Signs
Of Rebellion in the Empire Club; Plymouth,
ahoy; Funny, very-and consistent, too; Keep
sharp look out; Well Done; How will New York
90; A Voice from Liberty Men; Impudent Dicta-
ton Another false coin nailed; Wing voters
stand by your rights The States csming; What
ofithis coalitions Cutting of pipe Afraid to hear
the truth The man candidate; An Irishman's
Views of Protection; Rebuked at Last; Job
Work; Clay Club; Led by the Nose; Be on your
Guard; A Gamo of Infamy J. T. Polk in trouble
At home; The last appeal; How stands the game
Of brag! A busle blast from Daniel Webster !;
Ohio, all halls The Meridian Sun.
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The Grand Democratic Torch Light Pro-
cesslon.

The locofoco torch.light procession last evening
was one of the grandest, greatest, toughest, wild
est, and most original displays that ever took place
IN this country. full report will be found in
another column-but report pourtray its
character. eft looked" as a poet said, "like all
hell itself let loose, with Satan at their head and
his hottest devils at their tail" In point of num-
bers it was twice as large the recent wing pro-
cession. Its political results in ordinary times
would point to a grand majority of 5000 or 6O0O-
bat as the natives" are in the field, with fierce
enthusiasm and as much fire and birthstone"
no one can predict with any degree Of accuracy.
80 we wait till Tuesday next.
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Personal Movements.

Hon. Franklin Pierce spoke about hour and forty
minutes to the democrats of Lowell Thursday evening
last.
Hon r. r. Collier, of Petersburg, Va, has published
lengthy address to his fellow citizens, declaring his pur
pose to support the election of Col Polk.
Hon Edward Stanley has SO Far recovered from the
effects Of lhs fall, caused by the running away Of his
horse, months SINCE be able to return South.
The Hon. Robert Rantoul to address the citizens Of
Valtham last ming.
The Hon. Levi Woodbury. will address the democrats
u Brighton, on the evening of Wednesday next.
The Hon Isaac H. Wright TO address the citizens OF
5cituate, last evening.
Died on the 2sth ult, Charles Kddell, Ffq of the
Unite States Appraisers for the Port of Charleston. Mr.
Kiddcl for many years wharf owner and merchant
ot this city.
The Rev. Dr.. Robbins, of the most distinguished
antquarians Of the country has entered upon the Office
II Librarian Of the Connecticut Historical Society
The venerable Robert Owen, upwards Of % years OF
age, is now at New Harmony, Indiana.
Senator Archer lett the city thursday for Virginia
Mr.. Pckens, Charge dAfFss at Lima, says he has
travelled for five days time among the Andes, with
out seeing human except those in company
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City Intelligence.

Police Once, ". i-INrESr TO BREAK JAm-About
snd wbcs had
allotted to Jack Sullivan the burglar arrested by Justice
Matsel and officer Relye, indicted.1wth ireland, for
Broadway, and stealing large amount Of property con-
sisng OF laces &C., and who awaiting his trial,
read keeper sent for Search was made for
Sullivan in the yards sessions room, &c &c but he
could not be found After considerable time had elapsed
B,be given from his cell, that johnson, during the
lay, and who is one Of the deputy keepers :, Of
cell No a. the inner door of the former had latch
it, it having been broken off, No "a then unlock
ID, and Sullivan found therein lying his bunk and
Mr. Cox proceeded TO search his CELL and there found
concealed under Of the bed clothes. skeleton key
files, and small aad there could be
aimed to enable the prisoner to effect his deverance and
o evade the Justice OF the laws, he better secured
md the inn clements removed into SAFER hands
GRAND LARcENY.-SrEALING MorEv.--A colored female
canned Hannah Smith, servant to Mrs Mary Smith, No.
10 Reede street arrested last night by officer Joseph
for stealing $40 from her employer and she is fully com.
nitted for trial.
EMbEzzLEMsNr nv A CLERK - Yesterday morning
young man named John Burnett, sged 20, and who had
been for four years in the employ OF Messrs Richardson
L and has takcn with him si4o4 beins he procssds Of
two checks and $780, return duty received from the Gus
House. the property of the firm reward Of $500 ID
offered for his apprehension and the recovery OF the
money.
BURGLARS ARREsrEp Officers W. H. Stephens, Cooke
lair and Lalord have arrested three men, named John
Adams John Horn. alias Country and William Thomp-
son, alias Butcher Bill, for breaking into the dwelling
md store of Mr. John Crohcrs No 26l Water street.
Of Dover street. early Monday morning. and ut the
me stealing large amount officiating, &C. The officers
recovered the greater part Of the property and all
Ihree Of the men are committed for trial.
Coroners Office. November 1.-The case Of
Francis Wilson, stabbed by the Mexican seaman,
vela Wilson, the coiored man. having died Wed.
iesday, the Coroner last evening held inquest
he body and jury Of ID persons after hearing much
violence in the matter, rendered the following verdict =
Death by wound inflicted with sharp instrument by
Trinidad Vea in self Defence and that the homicide
istfable singular verdict but vea was discharged
rom custody.
DROWNED IN THE NORTH RvxR.-A man, whose name
unknown was last evening taken out OF the North
aver, at the foot oil Washington Market Life was not
entirely extinct the time, but he afterwards
pred. Dress, drab coat, bombszne pants, and
ported vest age about 40 dark hair. verdict-Found
irowned.
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TRINIDAD AND CIRNFUEcos We copy the fol-
owing from the Caracas Liberal OF z. We
ard to-day fearful accounts OF the ravages Of the
ate gale on the south side of the Island of Cuba At Tn
lad and in It's neghborhood the gale peculiarly
cvere fairly uprootng the cane plant in many instances
nd in nearly ALL destroying utterly the plantan corn
nd coffee plants This loss peculiarly hard at this
upon the planter the crops at best were but ndi
sren owing the drought the past winter and spring
rhc coming sugar crop Of that vicinity cannot IL said
even one half Of that of the past year. At Cienfueges
md It's neighborhood the gale though very severe, has
other crops as at Trindad-nether had the cane crop
been as severely injured.