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The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-23
AUCTION NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having obtained license to sell
i at auction, respectfully offers his services to sell
property Of every description. All sales entrusted
to his caro- will receive his personal attention, and
S-sry effort will be made to make goods command
fair prices
He will bestow particular attention to the arrang-
ing and disposal Of furniture at private houses.
Liberal advances made on all goods consigned for
public sale, but under circumstances will limited
goods be received. He respectfully aolicts share
Of patronage.
g. w. BOTELER, Ir.. Auotioneer
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-23
TOOTH ACHE CURED.
Dr. VIM Raften,

A regularly qualified Physician, as wen as an
experienced DENTIST, cures toothrache, in all
cases where II is proper and desirable to save the
aching tooth, for which the charge is but Fifty
Gents. ~ ,,t
Pulling or extracting Teeth.
DIR. Van Patten extracts teeth with as much
skill and as little pain any other dentist IN this
country, and charges but SO cents per tooth.
Strangers will do wen to inquire of citizens, and
particularly of citizen physicians, before allowing
themselves to be humbugged by travelling pretend
ers, who would never have left large cities (from
which they usually pretend to haiD unless they
were sadly deficient in skill tl haa s.ha
DR.. Van Patterns Office and residence, next door
to Todd's Hat store, near Browns Hotelzjan 8--tf
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-23

DLEAsANT and weii-fnrnished apart
men,s may be had s'sNiisa GURIEYs, on 9
stre-s, near A. .sT II
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-23

DRlME ROLL BUTTER .4
i bbls. prime Roll Butter
200 Venson Hams aau'
500 bbls and half bble Seneca Mills Flour .
We shall be In daily receipt OF fresh Virginia
Roll Butter which will be sold to the trade low.
4. PICKRELL d co.
febz-d Water street, Georgetown
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Tots. W'h..y0te l4q 70 TotaI Loco doi5''l
Whic majority. 1913

Elected fo!d Hunksrs, nominated in opposition 70 The
regular coFoco csriGs;es and mainly supported hy the
Wrigs rOld Hurker=. receiving rlsGy Wing Toics Nj
Jenkins : thorough Tariff aad opposed 10 any far
extension o. S!zvery TaT; 5Arno4Tner Tpn assnst
the Susr candidate Euuker and supported ey most OF
the Wings 3Wh;g stump candidate, manly supported
By Loco-FO
p The above table is made up as fairly as pcs
sbe TO show the relative strength OF the TWO great
parties on the Congressional vote. tnQlestionabiy
Iessrs. Petrie. seger and Chase rscoigei many
other than Wing votes but on the othes hand
Messrs jenkins Birdsall and Strong received many
votes from the Wing party 50 the Whis candi
dates N the Anti Rent district received votes not
hitherto Wing but every one Of them Vas Known
to De decided and veteran Wing. and supported
with full consciousness Of the fact, Messr'
Slinserland and Reynolds were nominated by the
Anti.Renters Messrs. Sylvester aud Sheriff. were
not
The scattering vote throughout the State was
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FKoN 500 AHERIcA.-The Herald has ~

FROM SOUTH AlERIcA.-The Herald has re-
ceiycd Il Caracas paper containing the Message OF
President Bu.ncs of Chill tie opening OF Congress in
June last. The message mentions the good feeling ex.
stng between foreign countries consratuates the peo
pie on the departure OF General Santa Cruz 70. Europe
OF avoiding trouble between Chilli, Peru and
Bolivia and states that the affairs with the Argentine
Republics present many difficulties minister pen
potensry has been sent to the United States for the adj
lus,ment OF all controversies. treaty had been rst
lied with spain and Seuva Grenada and would DC soon
with France and Belgium On the whole, the affairs OF
Chill axe in a most promising condition.
The instruction in Venezuela had been totally sup
pressed sixty one persons had been imprisoned, OF
whom three the leaders were to be inmedste!y tired
81 PlrI.oiano OF which Guzman Editor had been
suppressed As well FL PGriotd another opposition
journal The Editor compelled TO dee. Liberty OF
the press does 10 flourish IN that Province
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S only Agency In New-York Is
ntlS2 BROADWAY, tn30 NTuT 81
Between JOhn-st. and Maiden-inne.
THE ORIGIN OF HANCE,S COMPOCSf
4 sYRI-P or LINp EAOf-El Con- Lha Colt. BLor

THE ORIGIN OF HANCE,S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HOREHoUSD for Coughs, Gods, Bfon-
chi,is Asthma, &c
To drive Consumption from the land,
Make pain and asthma end,
The god OF health TOOK up Ais stand
With Ranee, The sick mans Trend
But called ~ Eastern cmes again
To stop this foes advance
In friendship 10. the suffering,
He .ef the cure With HAscE.
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL, LA!VYERS AND PUB
Lie SPEAKERS SHOULD USE HAEGE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or HOREHoUD.
A minister preached rom ;a1 pulpit,
His voice was exceedingly clear
Its tones gave hts bearers delight,
Crowds always attended 20 near,
His quotations sstonished the learned
His eloquence did really entIancs,
Blu, the beauty u voice wa st4! osin<
To the syrup he purchased " HAscE
AUCTiONEERS, VOCALlSTS, ACTORS, AGaoLa'
Of ConyTeis and State L<gsIaslIes, tLde'o' ati a.
1is v,li to exec! BY beauty Of ,peeet ar 'ntttet.
and e.aaraes' p vo'ee, t 9.o..a h.se 10
Syrup Of EoyelguNd
An .Gc,loneer the other day
Was selling goods qilts i't.
His voice very loud aEI Gear
And each one stopped that 24sied
He talked 10 them VIE ease AL f-Gs
TEey al bid = ADVANCE.
Hls gr-s: success WAS 0w!ns ~
TIE Spr1p Gzhe by dAscE-
Pfce s. cts. per bottle, or bottles tof e %
For sale, Wholesale 4ad retail. ny A B 4 D Sands,
cor OF William also aos sa.- BY D. 5asfs *
Co II EssI Broadway II. Johnson, Of Broadway
ard Ch4noefs-sL; j. C0ddinRtDn COT * Elldson alf
Spring s.s, Z. ". GSoE, or Bowery 4nc Grad s1
a. 81 Wsker-st Swe..srf, rs Greenwich q! And cot
Of Broadway aid Hoigafd--.
CaCTiOE-BEwAsE Of SPURIOUS tnns1i'2a5, and aie1yJ
Ak for HASCE'S SYRUP, cad ia@s noae o.a=L
- fatuM
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sHlrwREcK AID Loss OF LifE.-The Journa

SHIrwREcK AID Loss OF LTE.-The Journal
Of Commerce ha, Telegraphic dispatch from Albany
stating that on Friday 20ih, the brg scot,man, from
Montreal for Liverpool was wrecked in gale Bic
Island and immediately sunk in deep water. The crew
nine in number took the boats and ALL excep,
ono man who was washed Barnaby Island and picked
IN by The inhabitants from the main land. Bark Cleo
pstra for Davenport and the snip Marion for London,
were so much injured tina, they viii nave to winter II IN
Quebec
dv for Liverpool returned disuiasled 10 Quebec. a
schooner was wrecked the night the Kamour.
ask. Groose Isle No farther loss OF lie mentioned
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.!NIEEN FUN.n-cgINEsE Skin POWDER

.HNJEES FUN.u-CEiSEsE SKIN POWDER
IfArh!s much admired .d6snc II. 20 he Toilet, ssnds
presr!cen. fer restoring Identifying and presefving The
skn and complexion. preVenng Al! klnds of c1ianeoa.
srup,on, TIE sngst patronage conceded tbs several
sovegus and courts Of Europe The Supreme Court Of
India snd the testimonials daily received ~
the oToorietors are IL themselves SUFFICIENT establish
The 81 periorty Of the article without farther detail Sold,
wholesale by ito In porters, HOBBS co. Waist
retail by Rushtoa Co. 10 Eros-way 10 Astor House
.rd $50 Broadway; Henry Johnson, rs Broadway C. H
Ring. 1872 Broadway Clresagh 80 Broadway y. A.
css 80 Broadway; J. Ha, Is3 DO. and Druggsts and
Perrers generally n ewyo sut tErou ghcCt the nj
II SleLes IL boxes. price S. snc 60. each
r 10 proof Of the superiority Of Lis article coan.er
ZEN hss appeared IN LIE market AID probably more Will
follow
Purchaser. should therefore &c bsI guard % see sa
hs Ms-n Fun" has tie Signature Of fEptan &c ~ @
wrappers and government stamp :. -
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Ex1REAg VLLANY-A person OF respectable APP
pearance went yesterday the OF Joseph Crop
sey Is Cansst and purchased OIL! OF goods wach ne
ordered sen, TO &c Ryinc The goods were sent
according 10 directions and the pulled OUT roll OF
bills but could not ne said, make change and sem
the boy TO grocery at hand to seta - bill changed
The boy directed. but found the OIL was VOTE
i.z,. and when he returned both and goods mad
disappeared The value OF TIE goods was about Sl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

TIE WELlASD CASAL.-W-e learn IRON gen
teu,sn who LEFT Por, Ds.houss Weines5sy evening
tIa the break in ire Welsnd CAaal had been repaired
sni fis xster e, in CT Tuesday. The sard5Ar which
ha formed where ihs canal enters tie AXE constituted
the cy remaining obstacle in the way o! vessels ieav
IN; he canal but two dredges were constantly work
s,; and u,ht 50 Tia, when our informant left 6Cat:
was entertained thai al The vessels tFea,er permitting
wou:i be n the lake By is: evening s: he iArhest
Rochester America. A.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

TIE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING s. My IN EfTsD-
4, the Tribune Buildings, corner OF Spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite tie City Hall,
And delivered 10 City Subscribers Tor II; CE.Ts per
week when they prefer, they pay IN scTsucs d
the Deck for six months year the reie BIZ
gle copies Two CEETs. Mail subscribers Five Dollars
per srnun, in sdVsnce. and paper n no case ccn
;nned Beyond uis time for wi.cn Il u paid snoecilp
,.ocs taken FOR ak monlah Three Dollars II eossnS9
required in ell e1chsng es with Country NeEsPeps =
Daily papers received e: Ills once wfess '.ti t -
higher tSta those ofTRg TSisUsE. aie DOL ny
difference
1Esns ApyEHTIsiHS. ,.,.
give Lines, or ..ssYifst Insertion. 70, Is
&c zach Subsequent in'sfi.oa. .'--... ~ :.
over Ten Iiues-Y!rs. Insertion. ..s..5 osn.s linz
Esch subsequent insertion, which tnaJ Dc IT,,
every dsy, orce, twice; or lntee Iuis' .eH" 49,
syeek the option OF the saYerIls5t, -. t., 49,. g.,
tnssrtion ard ronr Cents for each subssq1en, one
p,sTR, M1RriAe IS PgSIEA h0TIcrs &c no, etocss'rs
w Al Inherited % mi, 7sps: sp?esf o:a
q A.. Morning and the EyeuDg eciao1l
THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
Z. r,,tssec svety WEDNESDAY and st-uSphy mornings
?rice IS per anDum Two cgpies for 50
SEr-yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
4. every SaIuRDAY 5fcEssC, tho og rtce Of
g. per advance 20 copies for SD OF -Dcores
10. S2s.
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Dexter Mills Burned.

Correspondence of the Detroit Daily Advertiser.
DExTER. Nov. ., 1916.
The large and elegant Touring mil known as
the Dexter Mills IL this village was this morning
burned 20 the ground
|; was dscoyered TO be ON about three clock but
the flames made such rapid progress that before the
citizens could he rallied they were beyond human con-
troll And that me property - now heap OF shoulder.
Ing ruins. Nothing OF rs contents were 5syed but the
aolr in barrels a6ou, 5000 bushels OF wheat sup
posed TO be burnt though the precise amount is not
The los, of mill and contents is supposed DC pretty
much covered by insurance The mil was valued at
shout $1,000.
A MEXICAN WoAAS ~ IHE FIELD.-A Monte.
rev correspondent OF the Spirit Of the Times says
it is generally believed that company OF Mexican
lancers at the late battle, was commanded by a
Mexican named Dos Amedes. The winter say.
Seized with patriotic spirit. she uaseAed herself
and dressed in tu!! SUIT o! Cap'a- Oh LsAceFs 4s
desired 10 be lSd against the zoe and s*ose that she
would never Weld until The Nakhern oarbs-Ians were
driven fro, natal land Until re had shed The last
drop OF blood in defence OF her native country Previous
20 the attack she pa!adec before the troops, and
greatly excited ard augmented TEX courage. she
S.rar-,sd ,h.r .ns desired ~ bs posted the spot
where the frst shot should a aad where ne tnckest
of TIE bate should rage reported tastoa the 2lst
she led the charge OF Lsacers "hcH proved iata 10
some OF our cornAnd-atacne me auiiosE TIE aaeneo
Fied There's Al example OF heroisun worthy the days
OF old l. has remained 10. Meslco - produce second
loan of Arc bu, not Exc her, successful would have
gwen 4 great deal 70 :aTe seen aeE iAdysGip
SISTERS OF MERcY-The professions OF young
LADY Mrs Cathar1s Mcguire a5 sister Of Mercy,
took rlace a: the Catholic CEarch OF 81 Mary II Caice.
70 ID. the 2lst cl sEe i-a'e u So sc
her family are anon. the most respectable II iHa; city
Her se : about 70 The rhe assumed Il re re-
Es:cus community to which 5ne : s''2e1eo IS eis'ef
{ Ger-rUde-
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0eueraI Notiees.

= .,,ixer.,rx.-The S-cord Anniversary OF nsr-
I-; NJ ~ Dssh.-rs Of Ten Psranee, WI. be laid
a. ne Bosaway Ta5eraaee, o. Wednesday evening, Dec
49, - - e ROE NJ John 5. Cough Rsv.
Tsylor O? Boston, Rev Dr.. Cox Q: Brooklyn, Rev
NJ. VINCENT Rev. NJ. Crs~iofa Of rs c: &c seVefs
other distinguished gentlemen 60,
~ Ticssis 5 ceats each, 1sy 2e 2etsl7ec OF si.es
c. 53 sowe-y A. D PoEter :. E al se1i5T
- So, 90 soonest or 81 Broadway; 4 P. Wood
- s-s;: J. st. K-tsss, 80 Esrry-s.i VI. w Miller,
"a o-.Ls-S ~. ~. j. 4 YCE-E-, 20 De!sccsy-si;
~ -. Sni g,n.-or-si. Miss Z Gardce., y ls;-
srerrs; Ms i. :. E DLk-usr 20 Eizaoeth-si Ms. z
Plsce q WssiirgIou-st. BtooAyu, q: lie tooF G. he
- -sSr. I'll e spared render iais .as7srsar one
OF unusual Interest ,, .. =,
Doors Wi. o7e- a. oe,Sek; iT TT.S =
:. O'clock W = - - ,'i. - = =.
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-s Great Aches from little Toe-Corns grow r'..
us -. -; 49, b-fur yrCct!ed Eith these f,tiraEs
s one t5r M AFg1AN coES P4AsrEs vii gre in
Fae.is rze. and efeclaaIy c1.e a. eosas oaAisns &c
nv DaVTD SANDS co. No = East BEoscwsT leo FIJI
isa-ss sad Is Brosdway: c. RaE - 5r9s5 5
RI al Sioss ., a. -, r. sot y "a IN
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r. Dr. Bannirs's Body Brace.-sGf Gs re..s' Oh
weakress Of the voice, .-nSs nre1 sPns Het'Oue e
mai. ana digestive syseminc!rcng dy'pe psa
Tor oes dropping and c.storoo 50 cou1aon 70 cne!en
sd y,nry ladies' also BLEEDING Al TIE LrSs peg
scf ,bsrtrts for the ard cocstrainng shoulder
brace h core Of the!r peru;cous lence nAxe AZ
5ct as ~ supporting me small Of TIE bzc<, iak-c2
1bs fzIcrana s-d 81 as cexthly the whole internal
- OF o.gscs Pamphlets aot book = ConEor Sscse,
giv!-g Information, esc 2s "a. a. ne once ~ ~.
4 iad Y :. attendance OF lhctes o-H. y n~a Sci"
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ENnNnETs

DTJ. Coleman, Exchange Broker, NO. %
VS. Sew-Yorx Cccurrent A0re! eou2 ht Eod SOC ;
~ 49, silver changed: notes Ecd drss collected o. Z
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FALSE PREIENcE-A man named Michael Nor
ton arEeeted charge OF obtaining 81 barrels oil a
pies by fraudulent representations.
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1TTEF- 1.CFY~-Tr-d~eI Frd.t, 80 go 252
vi Pescst one door fellow 1-;o- - Fave On aand sne
-, .s- he verv oyv=s MARKET p.ces complete AID
s,rsT-- a.sor,u-rt OK NUS comprising -yerY Tsr.ety-
Prcr.sers VIII 10 wPi. 10 ezEI!ue previous 70 PGIehas
IT, e.se1Aer=. AEtED'. sA- :. : IcSt
FL Ina ~ az = : ssL------
aTFFs. 1IFP., q every variety, made q Inc o4st
lfkstetsIs end workmanship, put II best Grief
Aso Few sry!e Of cdiGrers nsts, with fea;aeEs ee
s5yr articles 70. sale or ne rrasre5le lerlns g
MONARQUE'S fashionable hsl, cap and ~ ~aIesosse
70 Bowery. AZ az
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CAPTION TO DEALERS n FIRE AR1ls;-

Yin inc acton o. E.bEn Aie. Btuat SyHu In teo
circuit Cour of the United States for infing o.
"a oarpt y tnAngfarurs 1Be. and sell - DC dseo.
u. sELF-COCKGAo PISTOL. a verdict has bern glsen
fr th- ztntlE Of tr1ai AID nns Of t~1e
adfed collars sud INJUNCTION has been issuea % .
Eag = syrus 70 from ns,ns Or selIihs 80
aft1e The!r petition for ,lsl ana % 10y ''~
W.sh!n .ton On Dill Of e1cspdon, has beea feI1ss,.
The public therefore 2.etay ei p.as nass b.
snnt v ssms or sny Pistols OF similar kid, as ~ exss
ga'dak IL. caalo 1t would mage ~ ssfss e j. ,se
IA INK. Of taI, sind made By Alec I'll
Der Norwea Conn and for sale oy sas KILN
ers in the article 10 Sew.I oTk ,SS55..S1TgLThI,to
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General Notices.
PRISTOWiS
SUPERIOR system or WHITING.

supERgoR SYSTEM or WHITING
CNaye:t and BeI: heitr'letloH IN PsnnIdrL'if
~ Card TO the Genilemen.-Tne Possession OF
Sooc Hand Wrtizs the Merchant, HE Clerk and a.
persons engaged IN public Business Or private Ne ~
.uct vas, In ss Mr. BEl5TO" y!sEs as az
ar, NJ 1ronTiry Ia ,lbcg!Ls specimens Of DIS style q
tearci5- % me public :. Ms Acac envy.
nc. SIS BROADWAY, CORNER OF Dl aNE-SI:
assuring hose gentlemen who may honor him with taeF
confidence, ha nottas landing tie ce;-cts zee y
efornrv OF ta-.. pr-seE wiring tey have no" an es.
m rru1:t OF ACQUIRING certainty and s-ccesr
IL one COURSE Or EASY LESSONS.
80 eeo. enc handsome similarity Of ne " riI
Lisea Tn. Ladies sty!e one o. perfect beauty ds
csie .a very z-scsl- Pr!yste Lessons gwen ana ram
lies attended. - , 49,,
sSr o..yIsN WIZ
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SrABBIyG-A man named Michael McCanley
was last night arrested charge Of stabbins sailor
named Edward Curtis al No. 100 Oiver-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

Water Cure Rouse.-hrs. u Scve eoean-
uss 10 receive pazsn1 h. house, 81 Teo-s New
yors- 49,. Lo,.. ~,
- 6i---..on. FOR IL application of Ws-er C1re 81 Z
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53I--T.E sTORK for ssls cheep:EAa hI.t
aafs "a q q r he cd p saess . s
medicine store oes -. beeu established over ave yesTs
. sss? aoa seses s nSt p
ncuiais ae 1890 81 East Broadway, n. T. M ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

u John Conroy was arrested for threatening
.hc lie OF MS wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

BOUQUETS
e OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exouc
r.sde n tyls 10 please The mot issti.Gas
~. -. 80 a. a feys Eoa.s' noc:ce Of JAMES HOGG,
- 80; 80 see. .alz1. 5o2 Broadway.
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CIRCUIT COURT, for ne soei En-, !. w,
u. Of Sew Yof-Etasn Ass r. cseit cou1t Of he
T. Alexander Gardiner, Ciefh o ns,et Of NewYork d.
serssy esy hat ssDso SUI 6 was , isd ne
sac So1i. snsn,on Assoca.s Justice Of the ST.
,yss &C coaIt q he ssd sass maj Jug We. sp.s
ne &c y, re oiatatf (EtGan AlsenD and Mr. seltcn on
ne s s Of The defendant osson Blunt ct alb nat aer
Ne s1denes had bera coseo ne case wss sglaed up
,is,tg that charge thereupon given by tie Cogr
de- Jury who retired under charge Of az osf criy
qualified stsn1 item, srt 90 their rst1fn rendered US
ioI!o-15g verdict, viz: ,4..,
ing they sad hist ,hs piaintia rot the original nyeIk
or ar1 peteniee and snec the full src
sad liberty 0. making, Constructing u.ng sHa 70. ~
ocEegs % BE uset, the Improved oek Claimed " S--
forth u a.s pcIect- .,.- sr,ed ana
Yecdr6 bv The defssdants - 20: "a 1'i'Hs
plaintiff ;ghs and 30 they ssy A,re. OF the said TIA.
a! OF a. .. p, sPSeA ALE3 oARDiSEK' S,rTa
fle-rfdtrY 4 I>ii
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Sew.Yorl-yo,e for Consress-ioac..L

TFLt- L0t-1S- No
: .b-.sar, T 9o-e .gS-3 -E-e5sr' XIV Lo-iiCl5 f5a
) q; CO V---.-raz}:1 -HsaryC- Afurphy52o-
81 Phillips Fsce1Ixio0J tien1F Hleoi+ -ittzt =
. I5fr ;; yvill-sr1s sGJ7 .WIa- 3. Mscay $40 90
"a Tailn4cg e-+ -53 DsT-S nEocsF!eH's-0t 20
James Monroe -5s2- L2T'4 : sat.HschoU.t -
-yv;Ifsr3 Nelson. i52i Edward Suffer-. 4O9a -
: @CoraeiIGsIV s-Tgn5f51 Henry I!eiaH-a'ets--. -
. -f,a-iei , : oip5i5S John :. MoreIl --i7Ia iiGa
10 Eiisk:r7 S.e--I 20 Jsre E Russell. 57i2 Iz5
H. Peter Il Sivssrs-o5co Sl!as any ------S.J 20
i.-f;;Gs,nCy Reynoijs5J5 N!clasM Masters. i51 o.
II n Siir-srlznd 7T55 B-adtordR- Woo65S7 aloS
i. Orlando Kellogg Gay w I, W s.so'- --3J-U -
X Wn Z WcIsgn4lsl sSldn ' Lawreuce5l1i qG3
is fi-Iq, Viits-7515 LcciEs !. smith ss2. 652
Il iCa5r7s E,r.-is 6Z32 AtuNT s;Al=:ynci1 Isl5
fl-s-.,. Ser $50 -Wl1- Collins 10
% .Io..n1 NiTIIl;r 1915 o. Hun -ertord. -
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=-I-- Fe1r.s igT lie se.ssp4psTs Of al TIE
DfEhIi $500 towns n the Co-1cy are daily
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mr VIM. F Anderson Of ll6
Wa!kerst was last nigh, purchasing pastry in a
bakery Al the corner u Elizabeth and Walker when
he was suddenly taken H. and alrno. Instantly expired
His death is supposed nave been caused by rupture
OF blood vessel the heart. He was "a years OF
age and has been for quite active in the tenn
perance movement Of the day
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Fousu DRowSED.-A man. who has not yet
been identified wa. found drowned !as, evening in the
Eas, River. near Wslnutst lie !, supposed to have
been recently drowned his coat was found floating
near the body. and cap was discovered on floating
spar The Coroner was called 10 hold an inquest.
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