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DIED:

On the q inst, RICHARD MILLER, aged o. years
The relations and friends invited 10 attend ms III
neral. from 2J7 Yves, Sevenieenih-st ins Pfoay s''ef
noon. at o'clock go. ,,r.,.,,,.
On Friday morning Sd instant GEORGE HENRY
CROSS Of consum ponf in the 20th year OF his age.
His friends and those OF his family are invited 10 az
tend b funeral this Saturday morning at O'Clock at
he ,esdence Of his mother. IS Frsnkiinst His body
Vii be taken 10 New.Rochee for in,euaent.
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In,e and Important News from Bucno- Ayres

By the ship Courier from Rio Janeiro, Capt
Wolfe, we have dates to August 2sth, and from Per
nambuco to the 9th September. Hon. A. ii. EVE
ntrT. Minister To China, and lady, and AVERY Ed
wAsps Esq bearer of dispatches to the United States
Government and the Argentine Minister came passen
ger By the po,eness of the latter gentleman have
eep favored with information 10 September 5h stating
tina, the English had commenced hOstltcs against the
Argentine Government and had taken possession OF their
,onsdron From the British Packet Of August 2nd we
copy the following
events were expected take place have waited till the
les, order to be- able give readers abroad
every possible Information in regard TO the present pos
iure Of affairs All can state IS thai the ENJOYS OF
England and France. obeying, doubt. instructions
framed ON the assumption Of far different state Fittings
than that which really exists in the Rio de Ia Plata.
made certain demands Of the Argentine Government,
which the latter justly considering offensive to the
rights and dignity OF independent nation. very proper
liz declined comply with. In consequence of this
usa the Ministers requested their passports which hsv
ng been forwarded 10 them they embarked yesterday
fr Monte Nidco. However II appear that this with
drawal OF their Excelenccs does not involve an inter
upon OF diplomatic intercourse, as II Is understood
hist Msrueil continues in his character Of Charge
Afaircs OF France and that Mr. Ball remains in charge OF
the British Legation"
By the potencss of the bearer Of Dispatches to this
Government Amery Edwards. Esq We farther learn,
Aug I'D, That the Engllsh had commenced hostlncs
eganst the Argentine Government and had taken pos
ION OF their squadron
Extracts frora the British Packet Aug Q
The anniversary OF the three days in France cee-
bsted by the French vessels OF In BuenOs Ayrcs In
the customary manner the 9th, 9th and 2sththal
Is TO say they fired salutcs and dressed out Tho
iesn vessels OF war in port also saluted the nag OF
France The battery saluted the 3lst ut nj ! i. Nj
vhh q guns ia honor of the anniversary OF the birth
day of III the Queen of Portugal
Foreign vessels Of in port Brifish-GOrgOn
steamer sioOp; steamer fiisate Frebrand brigan, Dol
ptin guns brigs Racer. 10 guns Acorn, 10 do Pho
lomel. do Frepch-Corvetfe EXpeditivc ~ guns brig
Duconedc ~ corvette Coquette, 81 do; schr Ecair
Ba;iidn Corvette Euterpe 20 guns.
The lady OF Mr. Ousely II. BINS Minister Plenpoten-
usry sailed hence Sunday last in H. Il. Ms steamer
firehrand tor Monte Ndeo
The rates OF Exchange on England 81 10 % pence
Highest price of D0Gboons 265 doars-lOwest 2i0 do.
Farther Naval and Marine news &C by this arrival viii
W found under the appropriate head.
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10 Extraordinary presumption upon the creduty Of The
the public Every no knows any hing Of the manu-
factory of Extracts of Sarsaparias knows that there
be but little difference in the qualities Of the various
kinds in the market and how bat hydecepon manufsc
expect to gull the public public 10 pay = for bottle
does hold than quarter of what Is sold Al p
Cortland the same price, II is difficult FOR any
tell good quality of Cologne Wafer at The pace
sold for 10 cents per quart bottle.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3-P N.
In Stocks the transactions were large today, and
,,;ces upward Pcnna Fivcs opened n; and closed at
m with sales Of about 100000 Reading railroad Bonds
,.s,e In request at est Wilmington Railroad shares
ADVANCED H. closing a, 49, The sales were unusually
besvy desire msnesing itself 10 the stock Op to
the bighesi point.
The iury in the case of the rowdy firemen have
greed upon verdict Three out of eight are convicted
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nv THIS mon NlNG'S MAIL.
MARYLAND Election.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.

Correspondence Of the Tribune.
BALTIMORE Oct 3, l-f5-
To Tho Ieei.laiure the Senate remains Wing, but the
uou.c IL stil uncertain Blu, will up the actual
...,, A. far az has been sscertsined. in figures.
The First Dis'ri has done nObly having elee'eo zen
Chairman by large majority. We have returns rom
Montgomery Charles Annapolis City and part OF Anne
,,,,de which give him 800 majority which will be in
ceased by the remaining Counties. H. t. : hey was
bis opponent sr,,L
In he Second District composed OF Frederick
,negsny and Washington counties
snivoly WI Perry, H. r.
r,.5e,ick Co- Maj 200
ws.h,ngton 2[n
Part Of Alegany ..of1 lVi1
1929 1914
Perry's majority viii be over 800.
IN The Third Distrfct--W ethered Is defeated
defeated By a very large majority by Lyon. l.. r
Fourth Disfy7cf.-The majority Of Giles over
Kennedy is sf2-wh the Native vote he is in minority
of over 500 Another LocOFoco victory by NauVei,m.
In he Ftffh District we are also defeated.
have returns from three counties, Hartford hes, anu
Cesl which give Constable. IL. r. smson'y oi aDou,
900 over Wright WI Dr. Preston wing WAS elec'eu
from this district By majority Oh only sO'es' 'o"
.,sble will nov Lc elected by small majority.
To ne S,rJL District there is no regular opposi
40, 10 the Whg candidate who is undoubtedly elected
We have lost two members Of the House OF Del
vse. in Frederick County, in Hartford. in Mont
soroery and 3 in Washington. This reduces the net
Whir majority which 1t ID hoped can hardly be
cvercome in the counties yet 70 hear from. which are
..ually Wbg in too strong numbers 10 fear change
Yours &C 7. u -
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~ second Anniversary Of the Order Of
Dnnphicr. of Temre rnmce.-FrankIm Union No.


l. Daughter. Of Temperance, viii celebrate The Second
Anniversary Of III. Order of Daughters Of Temperance,
by Public Meeting be- held IN the NJ. T. Church IN
GreenL near Broom-, Tuesday evening, October :,
1916 hch occasion Addresses viii IA delivered 10y Rev
JOHN Chambers Of Pmade ps Rev. Joseph Cross OF ms
city Alderman Bet. Of J-rsey City. The meeting will
envened with Vocal Music, by the excellent Choir Of
the Church
The Hon. James Harper viii preside
Ia the distinguished abilities Of the speakers the public
have guarantee that the addresses will be Of the most
interesting character.
The Committee have Obtained the isrge and commod0us
Church above named AMI liked the price oi admission o
order ave the public opportunity of hearing lie
distinguished speakers engaged for The occasion
Tickets Of admission, = cents each may b" ohiHintd
Of ID. ". SSlfs Is Forsyth 81; Y. H. Dill lS Alien ~
H. : RayuOr, &c BOwery. ". ". ID keenan,. 2j3 Elizabeth
:. +. snfe, 2pj ligd-On.t J. Rcd, ~ Charton-si'
w Lewis, 63 Dvisicn-st j. ID. Baker ~ Oh,Lui -.
Pease Sons - Dlv-ou-st; Robert Garter, corner Canal
and Mercer sta; he Franklin Book store - Cenifes
and the door Of the Church the eyenu Of he meen q
The Daughters ~ Temperance 81 he other Unions unit
ing with tins Union in the celebration above mentioned VIII
In the basement of the Church halpa-t ocs NJ
Doors will be open ~ halfps-i O'Clock, and service
commence az 7 o'clock
By order Of the Committee OF Arrangements
Ne,e York Oct :, 1916. foi Stis'l W III. plkEMAN
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ships New-York Charleston. Hartford. Savannah.
barks - Joseph Lisbon. Caharine. Boston brig Della
Wilmington. G; schrs Ellen Perkins, Sisal; Foam.
Tarnuico: and others Wind SW
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

CONTENTS OF the October No. l. Peter Tho GreaL-ll
~ Military Affairs of the Nation-IlI Neilps System Of
Logc.-lN. Brougham's Lives orMeu Of Leters-N. hor
WspOie'- Menoirs.-Nl Borden's SURVEY snd Map D
Ma.sachuseus-NtI. The British Cuuc..-Nlll. LyelP;
TrNes-lA. Critical Notices. Published by
d Z Z. :. FRANClS. - broadway.
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10 Mercantile Library Associate,

~ Mercantile Library Association Profess
T. {. Wines has been engaged TO deliver course Of
nine Lectures the Civil Political Institutions Of The
Ancient Hebrews, before the Association, the Lecture
Room, Clinton Hall
The general design Of the lectures is evnce hsgresl
superiority OF those Institutions all other ancient poll
show that they emboty all the elements o the most
vailed siaie-manshp o point out their many close al
remarkable snalOges with own constitution; 10 vndi
cate the wisdom justice and humanity Of the iaweyer
agaos the sophistries of nhde philosophers; and 10 de-
m0n-irate that II = the admirable legislative policy OF
Moses the world Is indebted for IL rs ideas Of Republican
and Constitutional Liberty.
The first lecture will be- delivered on MONDAY evening, 9th
H. and the viii be- continued three evenings
each week unit completed.
Tickets for the course One Dollar-to be had the
Library, Members may obtain tickets gratis above Single
admission 25 cents H. X BULL,
Chairman Iecr1re lnrnmiffea.
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~ There thousands OF instances record OF all
rety where the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lni
men sold at q Cortland-st and used the internally
and the externally, has cured Rheumatism and still
many are suffering will this terrible complaint for want
edge where can be obtained such VIII bear
In mind thai Il rs only al n Corlland-st Try IL
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~ Teeth. Terth.. Tccth...-Who would be
without Teeth when They have Inserted without the
slightest possible PAIN aud wafranied suit all the purpo
Of tie natural ones, oy Calling DIR. JONES Dentist
ID. Office of IsnssL and Broadway (eairance IN
Canal-sLl The following la lsl ofprc-s
A complete double set oibesi Mineral Teeth, on
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OAKLAND SCHOOL, BuRLiNGroN. y. J.-DuTing the de-
livery lectures Prof WINES will ~. found every
morning the hour of nine aud twelve O'Clock Al
Mercantile Library rooms Clinton H-il. where be- viii be
happy answer inquiries respecting HI establishment for
the education Of boys NJ OAK and. Circulars stating terms.
&c SC containing testimonials from the Hon Henry Gay,
the late senator souh4d, Prot A. ID. Bache Rev. Dr. Be-
une others, be had a. the de.k OF Inc Librarian.
oil Sits +. c. WINES, Principal
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Observation-Disclosures FORT:


FOX NEW -UK LEANN-NIpnda az, Ilt Oh MT
sxTr-Tns regular packet ship FLORIDlAS, w Prap
master, VIII sal . above, her regular day-hayng
very superior accommodations for cabin second cabin and
passengsrs Psssrn intending " embark should
make .nmeciae Application board al HDrng slip, or to
o3 JOSEPH McIURRAY, cor. Of Pine a SOgtn STA
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Men WI escIsm. eAno.her vena. ave she Is more dI,

10 These articles (rind ask for Jonessl sold
only genuine IN this cry at the sign o. the American Esg
81 Chaihan-st and 32l Broadway. OF 2eod
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Gold Watches, Jewsry, &c.
"A JACOB ). PLATi, Will sell THIS DAY u 10 0cloch,
The room q Psitst tbs hsancs II the stock VI
Watches e~ery and fancy goods Of house declining bu-
siness, comprising moot VI Inc articles usually kept
fancy and ewery Also invoice vi plated caslos
caBdescks WATERS buertubs spoons. knives Tor fruit
and butter dishes &c kc Also pspler mscnf rays snd
Iappsned walkers hse scixzo, peoknives, ivofy ksvec
sd FORKS &C For tul particulars, go suction hesd
Journal Commerce. o. IL
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tF- VAsNIsH YOUR STovEs.-Stoves, siovepipe and
every hind OF iron will high polish by the
sh for that purpose sold p Corands be given
even 10 he finest cOnrh body.
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Slen-street, (nesr Grsnd) Will be opened for Divine
Worship on sabbath next October 5jh Preaching.
IN, and evening by Rev 5. Hoes, President OF the New
York Conferences in the afternoon, by Rev. L. Lee Editor
~ the True Wesleyan. TIE public invited 10 attend
IT. A. MOkAN
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- kolmsiocks Vermi.uge al q Cortlandst is safe
efecua remedy worms, and beyond all others has
abshed reputation for itself unknown by any other ar
tell
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~ All that has been said OF the virtues OF HAYS Linmen,
in connection with the Balm Of China for curing Piles, is
established by experience and is proved at q Corands
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C- We have now good article Of Cologne, much better
than any before, 80 cents per quart bottle, al q Cors
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MARINE JOURNAL.
r SEE FOURTH PAGE.


ship Auburn Burrows l. ds ftn Sew. Orleans cotton
tobacco &c 10 Stanton & Frost 23d September of the
Tortugas exchanged signals with bsrqge showing a
white signal with black band in the centre The A.
took pilot on Tuesday 30 miles south Of Barnesat
steerage passengers
ship sharon. (oi Bath Thompson, I'm Liverpool 29ih
Aug mdse, 10 master. l54 sieerase passengers 10 J
McNurray.
schr Rebecca Abigail Tomln, fin Philadelphia. coal.
10 master
No vessels in sight at sunset
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~ Deaf People can be cured Of this troublesome com
plant by application al Il Cortand-sL for McNars on TO
Deafness.
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NTrTlIc1TTU VNNlf w
It's bracing siren giheni1g and clarifying properties
2 Its gently -timul ailng the action OF the skin;
= lis producing and encouraging reaction IN ne buo or
root and particularly IN the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerves giving life and visor to the hair
1. Its equalizing the CIRCULATION OF the nudsi
j It, freeing the skin from the effects " perspaiion, cruf
and dAndrui. and dispOsiug the hair to curi
o. And is frequent will preserve the hsr in beauty and
ah TO the latest period VI life.
Price nv cents per bottle For sale by the proprietor A.
C. BARRY Ms in hair li5 Broadway, and all the prnci-
pal Druggists IN this city and throughout the Inion
4 lime,
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JoNEss ORIGINAL POEMS. No.

~ srAScLER's SALT RnEum OINTMENT. warranted to
cure al p Couland-st.
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BOAT KACE-A Match tor On.

~ Hundred Dollars side, will come ID
,az6U44e49leu,t the Eysisn Fields, Hoboken,on Mon
day Afternoon. Oct. 9TH, nj O'clock,
between the celebrated -cu bosts NewYork and Battery
Petite NeS.Yofk he rowrd by the Brothers Tenycks
aud the Battery Pet by Charles Thomas and John Conner
The - miles s0d be- rowed In heals and the
winning boat purse of >j-to he gwen by the
proprietOr- OF the Colorado. NJ. McCAkTf % ~
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Books.
NO INJUNCTION IN NEW JERSEY

MscAeuxic's Lives OF
u UrLER AND HOlT no. yet sappressed Inc sres'
ID Boos for sa.c A. J. u. SPtNNlNG'S BooS store,
Jersey City = step. he Ferry. The Ifsde Sup
Piled by The hundred =, ile shortest nofce. o. Sls
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA!
MN TAYLOR No Aston House. has received by tni'
w steamer h. supply OF Foreign Pictorial Papers
among which he following
Illustrated London News sep. and IS IS; cents earn
Pictorial Times. sept and IS. isi cents each
London Punch, sept rs AND ~ -. cents essh
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Hsz'ius Table Tax. ri series, Part 1. scents
Strauss Ousiri es-s new SCI p cents
Jorcr smiley. by H. Hastings " ED. - cents.
LVelfs Living Age. No ), FOX his wees ~ CENTS
y Y Illustrated Magazine for this week O. GEMS
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
Weekly Herald, Broadway Jourral, Notion,
Angola merican Golden Rule HNbinger.
Emporium, Yankee, sat Sourief,
Mirror Uncle sam, Sal. Poet,
Near- Gazette, Sc. &c.
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,1-Vujouists RnlI,,,.-A

To IniOnist- Rally TIA meeting OF lhis Associl-
ton FOR The purpose eectng officers for the ensuing year
and for the transaction ~ other business, Will e held al
Thresher- Shakespeare Hotel, Thursday, the OH Oct
inst NJ u O'Clock, r. NJ Puncma attendance i required.
By order Of SlIAS CHlChERlNG, President
Rom d. UoL,frS Sr-ret4rv. o. 81
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- HILL COMBS. style, mo-t beautifully
- wrougt, and The sstion Also, the Polka, Bun.
Ill 1l AMI b.es Coh N he best make and style s.ce
q every de-cnpuOn- ~ Fancy gO0is ard f-fum-fy
very cheap l. n QtlHbi fancy goods store, 500.
Broadway " u. Shell combs made y order every size
and sry- aiso repaired. Wan,ed, Young Lady make
nj purses and b.s-. " .th reference "a 81
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AT medicine i nevef-fsns remedy Tor Dyspepsia and
Nervous Aaecton- IL i certain for Sc< and SeT
Headaches and excellent preventive 81 Cosiivene--
and Low Spirits II corr-cis no'D4i ais OF me bary
orans and very -fcacous In relieving Flaiuiency, ChO
ir and siuar plants - the stomach snd Bowels II
speedily promotes OF strength and activity 10 At
ra.-. OF DEBILITY: restores healthy appetite. where his
Creates, Of blessing. dcfcieni. and natural cons-
os-uc. s-ve- tone and viguu To IT, whole system
sod Whoessle and r-tai!by A. & ID. SANDS, ~ Futon
street: 80 AZ rs BroatwAy and II Fast Broadway. Sod
$50 tv KIIsHrON co. 10 Broadway, 10 Aston House,
and Broadway. corner ~ Fonrlr-nu-st Also by j. J.
Coddingtnn SO Hndson-st w enfisr
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r. For .ale Of SOcA. at the E1eAens, ere Las, Psg,

~. For ,ale Of SoeA' al the Erehauss, Las, Psge
FRIDAY ?. NJ
The stock market was heavy at the first board,
and the ancies generally fell Of but At the second board
prices were better and there disposition 10 buy
more freely.
In foreign bills there i. very little doisg and no
change in rates Sterling is 9ial0 Francs 525 23s
The railroad returns for September considering
the low fares Of the ruies in consequence Of
strong opposition and that last year the year OF the
Presidential election. when the tsavel unusually
large have well sustained the sntcpations Of the stock
holders On nearly all the there has been an in
creased Of receipts both from freight and travel
Tho r.csi,,s over Noruich and
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~, Chri.tinn Union.-The weekIy meeiing
u Fall Fn.hion for HaI-. IsI5.---olr Gu

Society viii be held tins evening att. o'clock, IN lhe school
room Of Me.srs. Legget GGillsuden, No 10 Egfhsi
near Broadway. II
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Obstinate, invetcrate, and Habtnal
CONSTIPATION, (COsyeness,) not only totally over
- come, but also completely destroyed without using
either Purgstyes Injections Baths bya Natural Simple
Agreeable, and lnfshbe Means, recently discovered m
France followed by Certificates from celebrated
ph cans and by aitesaons other persons Of distnc-
ton
This Work. In English, is printed In Paris; published at
National DEPOT Of WAEroN. Of Paris, No. AZ Maiden
.ne New YORK, and sold by all Booksellers and Medicine
Dealer. n the Une, Suies-Pnce3o cents - lrs-"od'
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COMMON PIrAs.-Mondsy .-Part |, beiC ~ Judge DAILY.
Nos 1872 l6l l65 Ill g los 49, % ST. - a. 1875 49,
%-Pmt2 before Judge lngraham in Board Of Assist
90
SUPERIOR CouRr-.rwo Courts will be held for the
us ii causes the ensuing October term commencing
On The mrs, Tuesday Of the term.
Us. CIRCUIT COURT PoRTLAND.-JudgeW Wood
pafy took his seat on the bench on Wednesday. I'm.
p'essye and interesting proceedings in reference the
Seeease Of Judge story followed the opening of the
contemplating an address by the District Attorney
VA presenting the Resolutions of the Dar-s very ably
S's"n and impressive response by Judge Ware. long
20. associate Of the deceased and an appropriate iecog-
n0oh OF the proceedings by Judge Woodbury.. fur
''sI account OF these proceedings will appear.
me Charge to the Grand Jury by the Judge
seemed To with much interest by the large crowd
aoed u was generally regarded as clear conservs-
I've sound and firm.
i've members of,hc Society Of Friends who had been
,'sfhed 10 serve the Grand Jury We're not cmpan.
- 'sey declining TO take the oath. The Court
~.aSr 'hsi the existing law makes provision for
TA''ns '"and Jurors, except upon oath.
Portland Advertiser.
FROM CoRPus CHRisTI.-Thcre Were several
Twas Yesterday from Corpus Christi but the is
c'e'y ate or important. We have seen letters dated
'pasVnfi the S,h inst which report all 5 well" with
ne tnope
Vn lhe SIN inst the U brig soners arrived Al the
% Afsnsss, TO take the place OF the brig Lawrence
~s IN ms, bound 20 Corpus Christi
. zoe sdp Charlotte and steam schooner Augusta were
'se"alsiug ~ Arkansas IN O. Pic 18th
FROM HAyASA.-By the arrival Of the brig Tit
ssfdsy irom Havana, whence she sailed on the l9-h
- ,a' We have full hics OF papers 10 the llth The
"a news IS touly without interest for our readers
svo feys mail steamer Avon left Havana on the 10Th
,e-r Crux The Havana papers notice thst in en-
a. ~ Me hsfbcr. on her last see the Tin grounded
s identical spot where the British frisaie Egrydce
ahd sy 'or some time year OF more ago.
N q. Picsyune, 10Th.
edN ARTISAN VILLA practical and
- s. gentleman offers for $4,000 10 sink sn Afte
"ehlo ko.,on TO the depth OF 100 feet by which
,., sis''d that more thsn a million OF gallons of the
"a water can be thrown into the city every day
,,e hgat OF al east hundred feet above the sur
Tie Ae"sf'h An Effort is about to be made 10 raise
"'Aey by subscription
"p'"ns received 60 the Weekly Tribune.
So-si e'eN, October lMsdrid, -
Lo4 q. maeid, \. w.. West stocks kge Mas d
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