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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHlC REPORT.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
F RO M M E XICO.
ARISTA
Relieved from Command.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S-Night

PHILADELPHIA, June ZS-Night.
The French brig Princes Marc arrived here
yesterday ..from Tampico, whence she sailed on
the 18th inst. We learn from one of the passen-
gers that the authorities of Tampico were divided
into two parties.
One of the parties, with the military, has Gen.
Anastasio (Bustamente y at its head, and in favor
of federation and Santa Anna. The other party
was for arming the people in favor of the fedora
ton without Santa Anna.
a third was about raising up when our infor-
mant left, but none of the parties had come to
any understanding yet. There were at Tampico,
IL vessels OF different nations, at the time of the
blockade-S British, 3 French,2 Spanish, Ameri-
can ana bremen. The authorities were about pro-
hibiting the American vessels from taking in their
cargoes but at last Capt Saunders, of the sloop of
war ST. .Mary's' hearing of this sent despatch To
the authorities, stating that if there was any de-
tention Of American property, no property at all
should leave the place. This caused the with
drawal of the order.
The fort at Tampico, mud affair, had been
washed away by a freshet, few days previous to
the 9th
The three gun boats lately built at NewYork for
the Mexican service, were lying in the river, above
Iampico.
Official dispatches had arrived at Tampioo, that
Gen. Arista had been removed from the command
OF the Northern Division of the Army, and Gen.
Mejia had superseded him. There were 1900
troops only. at Tampico on the 6th-79 of these
were runaway negroes from New Orleans and
Havana. These constitute the whole amount of
the Mexican forces from Tampco to the Rio
Grnndc.
BY an arrival at New Orleans from Havana,
dates from Mexico to the 30h Of May had been
received. II was very generally believed that
Congress will invest Paredes with dictatorial pow
ers for a limited period, and then suspend its ses-
sion. Many deputies had openly declared in favor
Of this course.
A storm has just commenced which prevents
sending any thing farther tonight
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Later from Santa Ce,

by the steamer Radnor, arrived at st. Louis
on the Goth instant, from the Missouri River,
we learn that an express arrived at Fort
Leavenworth on Monday last, from Bents
Fort, stating that from 200 to 800 Mexican
troops were on their march from Santa Fe,
to meet and protect the specie, and fur ira
ders, who left for the Mexican country. The cx-
press thinks that Bents Fort is now in possession
Of the Mexicans; he also states that it is feared
Folger, Blair and Bentner are prisoners in New
Mexico, from the fact they were absent from
Bent's Fort longer than it should have taken them
to 90 to Chihuahua.
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BALTIMORE. Sunday nipht. Ju

BALTIMORE, Sunday night, June 2S.
BY the arrival of the schooner Maquina at
New Orleans, on the Goth inst, the N. o. Plea
ynne learns that the Legislature, at Merida, had
declared the independence of Yucatan, and its
disseverance from the Mexican Republic. 1t is in
tcnded now to appoint Senor Barbxena the act
'ing Yucatun President Of the Republic.
Some OF the most influential cit-
zcns of Yucatan have not hesitated to express
their hope that in two or three years from the
present time, if not before, they would see their
three stars added to the fast increasing number
that were now crowding into the banner Of the
stars and stripes of the United States.
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BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, June 26, lS46
arrival of the Prairie Indians, under Col. Lewis-
Some Account Of them, and Of the Great Treaty
of Council Spring, in Tsras
At eleven o'clock to-day, on the arrival Of the
Baltimore train, the citizens of Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. were favored with an Eruption of wild prairie
Indians, numbering fifty strong; and rs they
marched up the street in their savage bravery,
they attracted more attention from the boys than
Raymond & Co.'s four elephants, in their most
gorgeous drapery.
We are indebted to Col. Lewis and Captain
Bayliss for the following particulars
N.xrs NuMnrR DyIr1ATrs raom Tur ptrrrp
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DARK THEATRE-Boxes. s. CTS; Pit. IS es.. (saiisSy
lsx cems-Mondsy Evening. June b. Will be per
iormed the LOVE CHASE-Consisnce, Mrs. Hunt; Widow
Green. Mrs Vernon; Sir William Fondlove, Mr. vschs. To
SSRRssss wl,h ,hs S sSss q The Young SCAMP MY
Besuyor. MIR. Vache.
Doors open ociock-psriormaaes pre-
ROWERY THEATRE Monday Evening June 19-
X Will be performed the comedy of LONDON ASSUR r.
ANSt-Ds1rls, Mr.. j. X. Scou; Sir Hsrcourt Couriy.
Sisrks; Lady Gay Spanter Mrs Phillips; Grace Hnkaway
ar Ms aSsTssart AsT ghish the new 0r:nd drama ss,,s
nAfnoid Aid Wolfe the Twin Brothers Mr. BLANCHARD; Black
Lower Bones 20 cents second and third tiers, Is
rit and Gallery, lax cents.
Doors att oclock-Curtain will At hal past seven
GREENWICH THEATRE-Coner OF Varick and
Charlton streets-Re-opened for the Summer Season.
with the grand drama of the FRENCH SPY-Nathilds de
Menc, Henri s. Alme, Hamet Caramelli, Miss Chapman
Aehmet Bey, Mr: Henkins The whole to conclude with
the play Of WILLIAM TELL-Wiam Tell Mr.. Freer;
Emma, Mrs Penson; Albert, Miss Kennedy.
Orchestra Boxes each rs cents
CASTLE GARDEN.-Mosday Evening June o. the
opening piece Of music will consist or the overture to
lange, Strauss Dance by the Misses Vallee
Highland Fling By Mr. Thompson To concude with Over
ture to Oberon ntcrmsion of half honr Second part
to commence with the Overture To Tampa Song, Mr. Hol-
man. Pas Styren by the Misses Vsee Overture La File
du Regiment The evening will conclude with Of
Dsoling Views lately arrived from Mr. Collins Of London,
under the direction Of Professor Eierstein.
fy
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Married,
On the 23d June, ls46, in Armenia, Dutchess county
n. Y, by the Rev. James Johnston, Mr.. WILLIAM A.
DAWES TO Miss SUSAN NJ. WEsrFALL.
Died.
On Sunday morning, 2sh inst, at o'clock, OF nAan-
nation OF the brain Captain HENRY R. RosERrs, in the
26th year Of his age.
Mobile papers please copy.
His friends and those Of his brother Stephen Roberts
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon at O'Clock from No Albany street. his late resi-
dence.
On the 9th instant. Mrs LYDIA MYERS aged 81 years
The friends and acquainanses of the family are re.
spcctuy invited to attend her funeral from her late re.
ndence, 2sS Division street, Monday morning at 9
O'Clock, without farther invitation.
New jersey papers please copy.
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THE ALHAMRA.
ICE CIR T. A nj SALO


$50 Broad,cay, bet,seen Spring and Prince.
ITO sTRANGERss,rangersv visiting the city will find
hs s to 5.
nss sS o . %
fountain in the tes.elaed which display: variety Of
y cool and pleasant enctes amusing interest and
thousand while the spacious promenade Ground
beauty than 10 any other
hosr be passed more rstionaiiy or sgreesbiy 90 =
~ Admitance free. jeas lwissrc
GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
meal Cabinet Ts.1 %isS i. DUCK cf vsuesssoa
@ Ss and 4. the % will
Evening from until 10 o'clock.
II al night 3e2s iwiss rc
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
SPECIAL NOTICE,.-The Performing Members of ,hs
:;ss &:
'0j iafsi GEO Secretary.
uAAttEEEaasASs S SsI 4S,a M ,.
the Apollo Rooms 4lo Broadway ON Monday Evening" June
i. Quarteue-The Sailor Boys Carol A Nautical
2. song--Oh gentle love-
3. Quatere-Some Spirit wafs our mountain lay. This
which the DID @ way TO IL.
valley che Ws. e Of the sS
HS sr,Ss. ans .na de T those eyes
and catch proof that there house
9. Quartetre We're happy and free
Song and Chorus-F,on the Lord Of the lses-Menily
while the deer is browsing.
10. Qrartette-The Soldier and his Bride BY request.
This piece founded the murder Of Mss Jane McRea
She heard the fight
IL. An Original Piece-Woman her bard command
Received with enthusiastic applause at the first
Written expressly for the Aeghanians by General George
P. Morris
10 Song-Dayight upon the Sea.
l3. Origin Of Yankee d oodle
s S'' m q; "s.s
Concert To commenc at O'Clock.
The Piano Foy used these concerts is from this
Warerooms Of Jollie 43 Broadway manufactured by
Messrs Senior and Groyesteen l8 and 100 Grand street.
je23 2t~m
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THE RAVEL FAMILY.

Tight Rope, by the Raud Family.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Monday Evening, June 29th, 1886
Overture.
AsI WHICH the celebrated Ibssn viyan of.hs ITALIAN
tire rrincipe painted in Paris by the celebrated C
ceryounded circumstances which actually occurred
In Paris in 1894 Characters by the Ravel Family This
Performance has been executed but by the Raves
y the Refresbment Saloon.
The sD1sHsinmenss TO sSnsuds with the comic gsnomme
Codensk Gabriel Ravel; Gryotchs, Leon Javel, Loven
ski Antoine Rayel; Roughski Jerome; Jules Lovensk
Mile Hardwck
Doors o'clock begin a, o'clock precisely
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BEST SPRING MEpICI,

BEST SPRING MEDICINE
WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS.
THE best possible remedy for Indigestion, Jsundice,
tercs Debility Drowsiness Weakness, Sour Stomach &C.
~. upns h n ma spe
caly those engaged in sedentary No article
better calculated for such than the above The
Ingredients Of which they highly
the medical world They purify the blood revive the spirits
and strengthen the whole system. The proprietor conf
dent that would give this cheap and pleasant RENE
the lowest possible price, order place them within the
reach Of all.
Price IS pint bottle
WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL OrODELDOC,
Is the only eectual remedy for Rheumatism, Spans Stiff
Of Neck and Joints, Gout, Cramp &c Recommended
by DR. l. MITcHELL late Professor OF Physic the ~
College Of Physicians.
Prce IS cents bottle.
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF,
For Hesache and Catah composed principally Of Roots
and Aromatic Herbs Recommended by the celebrated Dr.
WArERHoveE, late Professor Of Medicine in Howard Uni
versty, Cambridge.
Price x and 50 cents per bottle.
The above articles prepared and sold by J. GEORGE
WHITWELL, tlate J; r Whityel Son. Bostonl
Sold also by A. b. D. SANDS DuEgists 100 Fulton,
Of William New York. mye lmeodsr
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THE EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF DESIGNS,
VIII Close on the Fourth of July.
A RTIsr EXHiBiTERs who have not given directions
"A in regard the disposition Of their pictures will please
10 do so before that day. JNO. q. CHAPMAN,
je24 5teodissrc Secretary.
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No. Lives Injured. ;. !. .2o7
ROBT L. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
,sEPH l.. LORD, Agent.
JAs.SrEwART, Md, Medical Examinerl
No 62f BroadwayS je2 eod2wsrc
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AUCTION NOTICES.

PUBLIC SALE OF STORES AT THE NAVY
YARD.
THERE will be sold Monday. 9th July 10 NJ at the o.
s Navy Yard, Brooklyn, by ID. Z. X w. PELL Co.,
auctioneers, the following articles. viz -
PROVISIONS
sbarrels Beef 660l pounds Bread
% DO Pork l35s do Cocoa
10 1876 do Flour 6k do Cheese
1864 pounds Rice 28 GALLONS Beans
2s2 do Rai.ins Isl Bread Bags
a1 do Pickles .~
blue Pea Jackets a54 pair Pumps
do Monkey do 81 linen Trowsers and Pam
l326 do Round do taloons
81 do Cloth Trowsen 3s3hs yards Blue Cloth
do Flannel Shirts 22A do do Flannel
white do drawers l79 do Dunvsres
do Kersey do Duck Trowsers
80 pair Yarn Socks Summer Cloth Jackets
10 do do Stockings Brown Linen do
70 black silk Hdkfs 2252 dozen Eagle Jacket But
Mattresses tons
lsi pair Shoes
32s pounds Beeswax IS Iron spoons
ia boxes Backing i6l pounds Tobacco,
Coarse Combs IL do Sewing Silk
81 N Spanish Segsrs do do Thread
10 Jack Knives 70 do Grass, for mats
81 boxes Mustard Al pair Suspeuders
1925 Needles Stocks (bombazine aud
% boxes Pepper satin)
IS ma Pots "a Tin Pans
7pan Scissors 2l0 I2lr woollen Mlttens
TERMS CASH ON DkLIVERY.
Navy Agents Office, New York, June 10th, 1886.
(SignedJ PROSPER M. WETMORE,
Je29 iteod ism Navy Agent.
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CO<MAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS.
(WHICH includes his immense stocks OF Books Paintings,
w Engrsyngs, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &c. TO be found upon the second
floor flight Of stairs (having leased the FIRST
foor) where every thing will be sold At as low prices and
ing up as possible his Book Department 80
ACheap List will be published for those who will buy
Quantities .
No. 2c3 Broadway, second floor alb eoders une
A TLANTIC GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
n SEASON.-Dodworths Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June me, az
mys smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
MODEL OF NEW YORK.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED 10 now receiving orders for views
be represented upon the canopy Of his Model Of New
York which will be completed These views vary rem
length and represented for moderste
They include representation of public build
ngs places Of business manufactures, hotels, prvae rcs
dences, steamboats, packets &c. .
Of the 9th landscapes and decorative
PAINTERS can find employment 81 apply the ofcealso
lew agents. persons capable q business
Once hours from to- z: NJ
ala lmsrc f. PORTER bELDEN - broadWay.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

No. 80 Maiden Lane corner Of Wiliam street.
MEAGARY X HIGGINS have opened this Esta-
v1 bshment with and splendid assortment of Gen
tlemen Boots and Shoes, all latest Paris and French
fashions made under and Sold
low for cash wholesale and retail We sslict Merchants
Clerks and dealers call and stock before
purchasing elsewhere We do business principle
therefore, afford undese any establishment this
city. my17 I'M
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne il in
"A which the Of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The strandng this Wine
is superior 70 that OF this country and ngheT
G. LIVINGSTON ACo,
mar11 istf re 10 Wall street.
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BED BUGS. BED BUGS.

BED BUGS, BED BUGS.
w ATSON's BED BUG DESTROYER. il the most
w wonderful discovery made for Immediately de-
stroynE these vermn however numerous and eemsy ba
nshng them from the by application Beware
of worthless limitations.
For sale Appthecaes Hail. s Csthsrne street; Olcott
McCassem l2 Maiden lane and Brookny Mrs Haycs,
l3s Fulton Price Is cents bottle. a23 im~r
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THOS. SHANKLAND,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lsc Al Wall Street.
rOMMISS, ONER of Deeds, and Commissioner for the
~ States Of Name, Vermont, Marylapj. Ohio, Illinois,
Alabama and Mississippi. jei3 law4tsrc
MAY STATEMENT
vNHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LlFEsINSURANCE CO.,
No IL Wall ssued during of MAY, 2U7
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M BENNETT, log Front street, DOOR south OF Full
Nl ton street. The most extensive and brilliant asort-
meat of FIRE WORKS offered the above place,
consisting uory and signal with gold and silver
palm pyrzics Peruvian crosses octs
gons tn an gIes veuicles, of and ssrs ma
roop bsngola lights Roman candles, serpen pin wheelt
grsshopper pom fires blue lights, scroll wheeIs, torb
lions. line pigeons. torpedoe, pulling eraeken double head
ers, FIRE crackers, Canton rockets, kc.
Country merehants dealers general AZ requested 70
call and examine the above stock :.
B. Commuters city and country displays, military
and private parties. be .uppsd on the mos. liberal
terms with articles warranted the mate
rails keg been selected with the unost care oyz lmr
FIRE WORKS FIkE WORKS.!
ISAAC EDGE RyIossch9,e Artist Jersey City, Rrspsr
cd furnish FIRE WORKS to cities, towns, public gar
dens thestrcsr &c His present stock comprises the most
brilliant and variegaed hres appropriate ever mana
ISAAC EDGE,,
B-To agents; Signals, including ship hghts, false
fires, primers port res signal rochsu &C. vi
70 CHAS. J. Howell,
myU imsr 2oe Front street.
THRENCH LUNAR PIILA-Le1iss win snd he suSs srsi
j sls (sesdiaDDsinun00a IL Cesuy suess. = insSe
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SEA BATHTN G

I PIANO FUKTES.
PURCHASERS are invited 10 call at Chamber ware.foom
No. 3S3 Broadway for superior and warranted aetics
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INSTRUCTION given on the Piano dollars Per
manth by person who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies wishing 10 take lessons will please
address note "Musie," at the Herald ONCE.
is26 IxssIc
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KANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
AppARATIIS

NEW and splendid arrange ment, by which the
"A Shower Bath 10 united with the Bathing Tub, and
be used in connection part Of the house The public
respectfully invited p call and examine il the Of
the Subscriber, No. 81 Bowery between Fourth and Fifth
streets. CHARLES KANE, Patentee.
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WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHELORS new invented Wigs and Scalps made OF
ID the hnest natural curl hAi aud adapted IN the
the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely vcntion doing away with all the v~xous
dhcuIties 40 long experienced By those who wear wigs.
The public invited TO inspect large and well selected
stock containing vanity Of size and c,or they will
then be able u judge the effect.
WM BATCHELOR Inventor and only manufscturer,
Wall street. Broadway. Removed from i63 Broadway
Pleasa 10 Coz the sddrsss j. 2R Iwsm
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JOHN y. SEELE,
RETAIL JEWEL AND
MOkOCCU CASE MANUFACTURERS,

THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
o.rIsr No g WALL ., sTssET, CITY OF Nrw Yonx
invested according to the provisions Of its charter
This Company las been business and In that
time has paid losses by fire upwards Of $50 900.
The Of the Company exceed its capital stock
more than 125 900.
Insurance loss damage by Fire effected sppli
cation, at reasonable terms.
H. A. READING President
a9 1m,nssm ID. r. CURRY, Secretary.
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,

Optician, 90 Nassau Street,
HAS constantly hand, French, German and American
Instruments Coating Boxes Mercury Baths and all tho
other Material under his
Lenses Ground order Thermometers and Surveying Com
passes manufactured for the trade.
Magnetic Electric Machines OF approved construction for
medical purposes mil lmsrc
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FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH,
THE lease Oft Bowling Saloon No 40 Broadway,
ssng Of four Alleys, Futures Bar Tables Carpets,
Furniture &C. complete for such and lease
ofthe for four years. from the is May 86 the
rental OF $3.50 per
The premises rented 70: short time the
OF 500
For further particulars the property, &C. enquire
the Office Of the subscribe
PORTER & MNfAHON Attys at Law &C..
je25 iwsr No. 6 City Hall Place, OF 10 Centre ST.
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Yucatan Declared Indepe pendent.

II stOIlI IIu5 just COIIIHIeHCtU WHICH PIeV6U
sending any thing farther tonight.
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR.

SUI > bhLhhhs
"a Prince street, east Of Broddrcay.
SANDS SCOTT late of the Bazaar Dey street, begs 70
~ acqu.nt his friends aad the public thar he has
opened the above houss superior STYLE aud hopes to
merit fair share Of the public PATRONAGE From long erpe-
rence IN business he se himself 10 be able please the
most fstdous the Accommodations Of his house for busi
nes and eqrio he believes cannot be surpassed BY
house OF the kind Hs will always hnd the house
well supplied With the OF thing the market sords
the way o. Ass Wines, Liquors, and Sega1, Steaks,
Chops Cold Cuts Rsrsbit Poached Eggs Te. Coffee and
in TACT large assoment Of all times until
st all times ready my9 imsrc
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EXCELSIOR BONNETS OF PERSIAN SILK
THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed sole
for the sale Of these Bonnets prepared supply
the trade with this and splendid article Of silk braid,
which received the first premium q gold medal at the last
fair Of the American Institute These bonnets exceed
beauty durability and eeo1sny, any thos Of the
kind offered They warranted 70 be entirely of silk,
in STANTON, RfCHADs& & WOODRUFF,
Je22 lwissm No ts Broad street.
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SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
nNE THOUSAND Muskets with Bayonets, in good or
- der 800 pairs Boarding Pistols, for safe By ,,..,
a. w. SPIES CO., 9l Maiden lane
1000 elegant United States banded Muskss lots 70 suit
Xlso Hides md Sporting 0sas myas iusr
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PROCLAMATION.

NNHEREAS the honorable JERENI-
w All ). BLACK. President. and O.
ChOrpennng and John M'Carlv, Esqs, ;
associate Judges of the court Of common
pleas, in and for ihe county Of Somerset.
and assistant Justices OF ilie courts Of oyer
end terminer aud general jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace, IN and for
said county OF Somerset, have issued
their precepi 10 me directed, requiring
me among other things 10 make public
proclamation throughout my bsilIwick,
that court of over and terminer and
general jail delivery: also. court OF gen.
eral quarter sessions of The peace and
jail delivery, will commence al the bor-
ough Of Somerset, in and for the county
of Somerset, in The commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, on the % Monday Of
February next, (9lh day. in pursuance
OF which preeepl
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en-. TO the justices Of the peace, the coro-
nor, and consiables of said county of
Somerset, thai hey be then and there. in
their own proper persons. with their
rolls, records examinations. and inqnisi-
tiOns, and other remembrances, TO do
!bose things which 10 their Offices apper-
tain in thai behalf 10 be done and also all
those who prosecute sgainsi the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in the Jail
of the said county of Somerset. are to be
then and there 10 prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under nv hand, at Somerset, tins
9th day Of January, in the year o.
our Lord 1916.
JACOB PHILIPPI, Sheriff.
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BRIDAL WIsHE s.
BIZ BARRY CORNWALL.

Sweet be her dreams, the fair, the Young.
Grace, beauty breathe upon her,
Music, haunt thou about her tongue.
Life, I'll her path with honor.
All golden thoughts. all wealth of days,
Truth, Friendship, Love, surround her
So NAV she smile I'LL life be closed,
And angel hands have crowned her!
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The amount of outstanding
taxes on the lst Decem-
Der, ls45, is, therefore,
less than il was on the
lst December, 1874. by
the sum Of
Adding to this sum the diff
ference between the bal
snce IN the Treasury on
the lst December, 1914,
and the lst December,
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Somerset County, ss.


.Sssus,. n L an adjourned Orphans
.S. &zA court held al Somerset
3Sxkc in and for said county on the
49, sth day Of December. A, ID.
ls<5. Before The Honorable
Jeremiah 5 Black. and his associate judi
ges Of the same court.
On motion of Daniel Wevand, Esq.
the ceurl confirm tie inquisiuon on the
real estate Of John Gsrman, deed. and
grant rule on lhe heirs and legal repre-
seuistises Of said deceased, 10 appear al
an adjourned Orphans eoUrl, 10 be held
al Somerset on The 2d day Of March next.
and accept or refuse TO take IIis real es-
tate Of said John Garman, deed. al the
appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this sih dav Of December. lS45.
WM. II PICKING.
dec26 As Clerk.