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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
From the Neworlcaus Picayune Nov.

We have already said that the Mexicans were
making dilgen preparations for tho defence OF Vera
Cruz The garrison Of the citadel has been increased
and troops marching into the town from various
points in the interior.
One of the last official OF Gen Landero before he
was succeeded by Gen. Morales Captain General OF
Vera Cruz to declare the city in state oil siege.
thus ubjechng it 10 martial law Another measure was
to exempt from all duty such articles rice maize but
ter which may be necessary enable the caste and
city 10 stand siege
Dealers forbidden charge excessive prices for
such articles Mules and other animals used for trans
portaton are also TO be allowed to enter the city with
out charge. At the same time the people are busy for
tfying the city class OF citizens taking hold
dig trenches. Even the women have taken hold OF the
spade and shovel, and work regularly with the
Tho Government organ OF the Sd ult. announced that
on the morning OF the previous day Gen SaaS assembled
some OF the wealthet citizens of the capital and adj
dressed them upon the necessities OF the Government
and suggested various remedies.
IL finally determined to make an assessment OF
100000 upon fifty gentlemen which should be advanced
to the Government in the shape oi loan. 1t was car
red with signs OF enthusiasm and although the money
was not actually paid in it deemed to be secured
and profuse thanks showered upon the fifty capital
ISIS who thus came forward
chihuahua Governor Trias is said TO be melting up
the bells OF the churches make for the de
fence of the city The greatest lamentations heard
that the people be provided with the arms which
they eager take up against the invaders. In
all our papers we do not see mention made OF General
Wools invasion. 1t is from the North they anticipate
the descent of the avalanche.
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FAREWELL song.
81 ELIZABETH ?. sosEzTs.
lzcribea TO the Hutehin.oa Family.

inscribed 10 the Hutc hiuscn amil..
Yor-Se AIinstreIs o. the West, ere ye depart
axe ne wls-e= c; an kc--tsA heart
and LEI the love your sweet esaT notes HaTe TroCsh
WITHIN ~ soul n many fruitful. thought
And kinder feeling for your oSn loved land
Be CHERISHED II POUR hearts, on tuneful band
and when the yesrnings OF my soal axe east
Back 70 the true ioad memories OF TIE past
Your sweet hearth music, fzr above them ali
WIZ Ike charm upon ny Split tai
And whisper softly Der the western wave,
Those tones OF love and peace yoU- voices gave.
Take back Young u1in:rrels to your na;iye strand
Kind thoughts and memories OF our &c !atherand "
Bear in your hearts this loving truth that tne:e
From oGc some spirits depth WI! rise prayer
To Him who brought you sale Der Oceans loan
Thst Re r,ay guide you 10 your tar-oii home
Warm blessings unto you brave hearted band
Warm thoughts toward your Tree o!d-iorest land
Warm wishes for its peoples t!usst veal
And varr,est prayers that every heart may feel
as deeply a. my OWE, that uoEEht n HE
Must bring between our homes the brand Of strife
Farewell. and may all Joy and slsdness rest
With YOU and your dear home IN the " ar West!
Would that those lovin. thoughts, winch ever ii!
4 poets heart had power 70 work tHeir W.!
Then nv wild harp should te!!. IN sWeeter lay
al the good wishes that my heart would say.
Farewell and If we meet no more on earth.
Sui those thoughts which your song gave birth
Ne'er from nv heart and harp shall pass away
But ever, as watch each ling ring ray
OF the rich setting sun. shall memory rest
With you on gifted Minstrels OF the West!
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Letters from Mr.. HENRY LINDSEY. Z, ).
bearer OF dispatches and special messenger from ship
owners engaged III the whale fishery TO the Sandwich
snds We're received IN town yesterday, dated al Res
70 Central America August Is Mr. l.. left Panama ON
De 18th Of July in tho British steamer Tor Cs!so. stop
as az the various ports the way but without being
soo 10 obtain passage for the Sandwich Islands ~
med at Caao the 9th OF August and through the
Sndaess o. the Admiral OF the French aeet lying there
vas furnished with passage board the riSaie Lam
Ssoie, bound TO the Sandwich Islands Via Reahcc Mir
LEFT Calao Aug. and expected to reach the Sand
Wen Islands by the middle OF September. and hoped 70
o. al home by the Is, OF the present mouth
Tie states that runaors Of the had Just been re
eeved on the coast and had cccssioaed much excite
ea eStfavssau stories being circulated OF prvateers
The T. S Consul A. Pst had issued circular addressed
10 The masters OF al American vessels in the Pacihc
netfy.n them OF TIE existence OF the war Al Calao
,ae bark Ann Barney, Of New Haven c., had been
Placed under Peruvian coiors and all American vessels
CO the coast were anSiousy awaiting the arrival of some
decisive intelligence. Several a. Gusyaoul were
awaiting the raising of the blockade of Magellan TO pro
coed 70 that port. New. Bedford Mercury Nov IS
VALUABLE MAN LosT TO HIS COUNTRY
We learn with regre, ths, Foster Rhoads, ESQ.,
o'nerly Naval Constructor at the Gosport Navy Yard
9ad al Pensacola the 1th inst OF the prevailing cpl
aeniie yellow tcver) ct that place.
IS naval architect he unsurpassed II eousiied IN
us knowledge of the science of his profession and his
ea we regard loss 10 his country IN that brench
u her defence. Mr.. Secretary Bancroft, however,
'aoasat otherwise and punishment for his indie
pendtnee Of political opinion exiled him from his
proper sphere 10 amore nconsdersble one, where he
soon iel victim to the clip>-.-- 1Aorialk Herald.
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PRICE REDUcED.A NEW EDITION OF
CuriOSitieS of Literature,
AND THE
LITERARY CHARACTER ILLUSTRATED,
BYI C. DIsRAELI, Esq D.C.LF.S.A.
Curiosities of American Literature
BY RUFUS w. GRIsWoLp.

RI new edition of this splendid work IS now ready
for the trade In very large, royal octave volume Gle
vanty done up cloth Price for single copies, - So
liberal discount Booksellers For the amour, Of reading
matter this volume and the costness OF NE pa
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can be complete without copy OF this work nor vi" any
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vented yhing Ike very general circulation Orders
NAV be sent 10 Booksellers directly the Publishers
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This work TOO well known require SPECIFIC criu.
clsr Perhaps there is in the world another volume
which combines so much and such information con-
corning authors and their productions as THIS one OF DIS
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Boiore Judge Daly-.'ofa
w. Hcifeudu and Mart his Uife, VS. J. p WinrinSham.-
Action OF replevin to recover the value OF Piano Forte
levied upon by Officer w under distress for
rent against the mother of NJ H. but the Piano claimed
by Mrs H. the plaintiff part of the estate OF her for
er husband already referred TO. Verdict for plaintiffs
valuing the property at $40
Judge D. being sick the commenced on Tuesday
WAS postponed I'LL today.
Before Judge Ingraham-BraSg q Uhiaenore VS.. Wrg.
Jones ShcrH-Aciion value of Goods in pos.
session of Mr. Knapp Eighth and levied upon by
the sheriff under confession of Judgment and eXecu.
ton ia favor of Mr. Myers Schenectady against said
Knapp, but declared by plaintiffs not to belong to
Knapp large portion OF the amount being bought for
cash but levied upon under the judgment and execution
next day already referred TO. His case continued.
A motion for nonsuit made, principally on the
ground OF alleged insuiicency of demand &c. the
Sheriff &c. Argument heard and decision post
poncd until to-day.
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A ploUs DEFAULrER.-Mr VIM 5. Birch was
arrested at Baltimore the 10th inst charged with
consprins TO detraud the Mechanics Bank OF Baltimore
out of large sum OF money. He was tried before the
CITY Court this morning and required TO give bond IN
the sum of $4,000 TO appear hereafter and re tried by
the laws of his country. Mr.. George Rogers OF the
firm OF Jacob Rogers 4 Sons, went his security The
Court also required $4,000 from Richard j. Turner on
the charge OF conspiracy to deraud and Sll,0oO more
on charge OF felony. which he has not been able 10
give.
Mr. Birch has been up the present time, TO all ap.
pcarance u very Jealous active Methodst-leadcr oi
classes cxhorter. &c and the head man OF pro
racted revival meeting at the time WAS discovered he
mad oyerchecked the small sum of $4,000.
Bait Cor phila. North Am.
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TRIRurE TO WM. LLOYD GARRISoN.--At Ed
nbursh the An,-Slaycry ladies have presented TO Mr.
Garrison silver ,cascrvce having the following III
scripuon
Presented 10 WM. LLoYp G,SRlsoS, OF Boston, l. ;
Hy The friends OF Freedom ia Edinburgh as an expires.
sion of their gratitude for his uwearied anu successful
xer,ions in the OF the Slave and Tor his aocrs IN
exposing the cruelty and wickedness OF slavery
Edinburgh Oct 2l-t, 1916.
job e9ih chapter, llh, l2ih and 18Th verses hen
the car heard then II blessed me- and When me eye
SAW me IL gave witness TO Because delivered me
poor that cried and the aheess and him that had none
10 help him The blessing Of him that wss ready 10 per
s upon and caused the WIDOW hesr' 10 sing
for loy.''
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CASTOR OIL.

u Mothers why force your Children 10 take
In. Castor Oh IN lis raw slate when ;or The
price you purchase sands's Syrup Castor Oh
having delightful tasie and possessing all the valuable
properties OF the simple oil prepared from the purest
cold drawn Castor OIL, and tie Syrup when mixed with
water has the appearance OF milk ChdIen dTuk Il in
that siae as readily Il Will and supercede
the OF the plain Oil For sale wholesale and retail by
+. Il SANDS Druggist and Chemist Il aInes-si and IL
Thrd-Ayenue Sold by 4. NJ. Guiou, bowsty corner
Grsnd,s snd by }. l. CoddngIon, SIS Hadson-st Mrs.
HAYES BROOKLYN MA lwosI
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General Notices.
MIR. WHALE I

MR. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS SOIREES.
49, The Tuesday Significantly Soirees vii com
mcuce The 1th inst Ladies Tickets 10
had or.y of Mr.. W. No Lady admitted without an In
vla;ion Ticket, procured from Mr. w. Genuemens Tick
OF admission 81. Subscription 10 Inc Soire-s-eleyen
N uumbeI-ior the season, -
Mr. w and Daughter viii give instruction in the cele
hraird and much-ad rniTed VALSE \ ClNQ TEMPS
which VIII be brought out IL Paris and London The
present season NJ Inn
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weakness OF the voice, Anss. heart spinal nervous, le
male aad digestive syseu-iDcludng dyspepsia eonsups
ZION piles. dropping and distortion common 10 Children
Young ladies. also BLEEDING LUNGS Is per
substitute for The and constituting shoulder
bTscs OF their pvrnicous Tenderness nike al
others sets by supporting the small Of the oAcA MAKING
Toe fcrI. and by hftfng feNihly the whole internal
pile o. organs Pamphlets and book Common Sense
ivug nfornaon, be hsd 81 the Office, 4-S Broadway
4 LADY 10 attendance ca adde's OF Il
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LANGLEY,s DIsCuTIENT


u arc II remedy for Corns, BuGions and Wars,
unrGuAled for the purpose have given general
satisfaction than ANY oef presented 10 the public during
the lss. aieen Year,. Their great snd increasing sale
without advertisement tsslites IL They warranted
,ccula IN AL cases when the directions followed and
De n ,Dread applied without trouble. Price > cents
per box CHAS H. RING. 1872 Broadway. cor John,
I'm Wholesale and heiaiI Agent
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COURT HOUSE AT ALLIGATOR, FLA, BURN
We recre, 10 learn that the store OF Mr. Isaac aEdee
set on inc the 10Th u and the store sid stock
OF goods totally consumed.
Mr. Nardec is a young just entered INTO business
and the loss to hun viii be severely elt- The Court
House WAS also set on IRE the Sunday aiiefwsrG
while the citizens camp meeting some distance
the town and the building ami contents We're Total!
" destroyed, including all the county records
MIR. scarborough. the clerk. had about $500 IN the
building which is also missing There doubt ths
both these fires we've the work OF ncendiaTy. The
Court House was new, and cos, about SSOtO.
$ Proper Observation-Disclosures Caittenden
Chief Magistrate OF Vermont WAS oi humble birth and
rose by the force OF talent TO MS exalted stShon LEI
while Governor Of the GreenMoGhislh ethp' he s',,
continued 10 keep the tavern upon the steep NH!
side that be kept Tor many years eeioe One evening
wsSoner drove up snd accosted him thus governor
Chi,,enden IS chlet magistrate OF Vermont fshusr
YOU all due homage but as landlord Ihi'!enueH -
thank YOU 70 turn out my horses
NSvcx on JERSEY CoASr.-CAPg MAY, {. h
Nov IS lSi6lNe have had Northeas; storm ioE 'as
las: 10 DAYS so that the ocean Is no" oeAowins nlos
awfnllv On Wednesday night the schooner henry
Chase Captain Rodgers. with cargo OF DateS go
~, tho outward bar OF Hereford Inlet The Captain
and crew are safe but fear the vessel aud cargo WIZ
be tot loss At present the sea Is so heavy ths No
thing can be done tor either SttsA'oH
FROM HALIYAX-The Haitian Rscor9er OF the
l4,h inst SAYS that the Master OF the French schooner
'Espoir arrived at that port the lStn rom CT
Pierre 3 reports thst few days previous 70 h4S
sailing from so 40 houses were laid II runs ana ~
persons wounded al ST. Pierre Newfoundland by TIE
axplosion OF powder which was oeeaSsonea
by an incendiary who designed 70 destroy the whole
town The wretch persisted N the attempt
LATER FROM HsvANA.-The brig T Street, Capt
Mcconnell arrived yestcrdsy from Hayana having lett
there on the Isl inst The is not OF Importance
IN 0. Picayune, Nov. II.
| Snow AT THE NoKTH.-A gentleman just ar
rived in town from the Copper Region OF Lake Superior
informs Us thai the country covered with about one
foo; of snow snd thai nearly q. the spectators aud
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Az INTRODUCTORY LECTURE delivered in the Castle.
ton Medical College, at the opening OF the Fall ses-
sion 1916 by MIDDLETON GOLDSMITH. NJ d. Proies
cor of the Principles and Practice OF Surgery.
This is an ably considered and well written discourse
alike solid in thought and calmly eloquent in manner
The Professor takes ground against the alliance OF
teaching and licensing" lie Gays the teacher is
hardly impartial competent judge of his pupils
proficiency in the branch he teaches, or judgment up
on The stuea, knouicdge iroices cerdi upon his o'on
There is something than in the following
The experience OF most physciansat least of those
who think for themscIvcs-is, that they have sometimes
learned things in the schools which they have unearned
in practice" The reform proposed by Dr. Goldsmith
!. wc worthy OF consideration and particularly re.
commend his discourse to the Profession
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TIE sAcREp MOUNTAINS By 1T. HEApLEY Author
OF Napoleon and his hlarshals, &c. Illustrated. New
York Baker 81 scrbner, 30 Purkrow and AS Nas
saust- PIP. l15.
This is in all respects beautiful work. It's de
signed to render familiar and litekc OF the
most prominent scenefy of Sacred History, by filling up
from later observation the few bold outlines contained
in the Bible. The style is enthusiastic and often eo.
qucns The work is illustrated with eleven beautiuen-
cravings by Burt from paintings oil Caco Turner, Har-
ding Bartlett and Bolmar. It's Typographical appear
ance and elegance of binding reflect the highest cred,
the publishers
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HUMAN RIGHTS.

ESSAYS ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND TEkIR PULIII'
CAL GUARANTEES. By ELISHA P. HuRLsur, Coun-
s.lor at Law of the City OF New-York. / vol Emo.
l severn! chapters discuss the following opcs-I The
Origin Of Human Rights H. The True Function Of Govern
menr Ill The Constitution Of Government ", v Con
.u,uional Limitations and Prohibitions VI The Elective
Franchise VII Rights emansng from The Sentiments and
Affections VIII Th. Rights OF Woman TX The Right Of
Property and it, Moral Relations X Intellectual Property
n The Work i. printed fair. lar type. and sod re-
81 -, 5n c.,r. mar copy
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~ Water Cnre Bou,e.-Mrs. NJ 5. Cove eonttn-
receive psuen;s her house 81 Tenh-si New
YORK.
Mrs g. also visits ladies' and children hs,r homes and
gives directions for Tie application Of Water Cure SO
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RNUOuETS

re- OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flower. made IL style please The most fasrdlols
~, 10 BE- had Al few hours Rouce, Of JAMES H0GG.
Mi S-, Scotsman. ~ BrostNsy.
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PRICES NEw-Yokk AND BROOKLYN

PRICES NEW-SO DIX AND BhOOALIS
tACSA6E ESPEESs-
rUNHE UNDERSIGNED oegS leave % inform The plhLc
L hat he Is running eacksSe Express between New
York and Srooyr and thai orders may hs eit a. ~: fol-
lowing places Mr. f2rs;
Panjs.Jn Hull Is LIhsIty-st : N Ge6dLnSs 6 John-s
Brooklyn
VA T A Van Zalti corner Of Su..th and Dear-st
V,iINarsS Corslic, coErer o. SHsIih and Saiic.
Levi, Grocery Store corner CT Clinton and Bsiucst
MiSS;e,ou,s Grocery Store, d AuAn.ie.st
rlrr's Hsrtwsre Store, corner OF Fulton and Cranber
rr.ss GnlS Tvs. PHiLO PRICE Brooklyn
IMPRESS TO CHARLESTON :. C.-rhe sub
EAecribeTs continue forward pseSses parcels &c 10
hrIss;or Ssysnnsh Augusta, &c by steamers sailing
t ~ ,nIen5 yhen desired Our Agent a Charles
ION Amos Hsad gives prompt attention to me immediate
delivery OF goods Al Charseicn and or% y -. SoH
nsSnoles drafts and bills collected Insurance eee,ed
o. rnerehandse placed IL charge whessver desired
0G I1e :, s-"--'--S ADAMS co. ls WA--a--
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MEM FUN MEEN FUs 80 = =

MEN FUN MEM FUa MIG - 1oE
1as Cesbrsed Chinese Skin Pow6sI ,96 ts .nd
5ezaliftag and rl57ssy 5yss. IN sn,oots nd so
derlns ne s .,npy preparation Of crieotai herbs,
ard uas used via psGls he no., pforet are Tan
Trsrrsiole Perspfsnn, BloIehes plnpies, Spots,
f.,i11 fcars.res,, ard Tsf,ety OF osnsrs-
r. - s.d whoIeesr of .1 sole tlPor1ers HOBBs co.
T,Is New York and retail Of al respectable CHEMISTS
~ nerfun--s In Sew-York aud throughout the uned
states, IN boxea PrsceSL and IA AATf'- go LIZ
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Thc argument on
the injunction relative to the Planeins Ma
chine was continued
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CITY ITEMS.

Court or sEssloSs.-In the case Of Alexander
Wison, the District Attorney commenced summing NJ
part Of the p.osecution. the opening Of The
Court this morning and had no: concluded bis remarks
wien our Reporter left
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r. II. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, Nc. $
Wslksi New-Yocz- urcarr-ni Money bought and sold.
rod sni filv-r -Ichsa g-d srd drs COP - - Il
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1ICFFS, MUFFs, OF every variety, rate Of lie best
vi materials aat Workmanship irrs put In beet orde
Also new style of cnldrens EaIs, VIII feeiaers 1ne
ADORE articles tor sale the most reasonable leIas
MONARoCE's fashionable nst, cap AID 'nf is 30.
"a Roxery. HiS 80
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LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY.

cgAS FOLWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO 1872 BROADWAY, up stairsl respectfully informs
ls customers and gentlemen generally, at ne 9ss on
and : constantly receiving the latest sty OF CoLas,
..-cere. and yes.ing- which he VIII make up II fian-
nor a. doubts not VII prove every "a: satisfactory 20 nose
who NAV favor him with their patronage de wishes II
ns-JrIsr 10 call The attention OF gentlemen 70 Us orW
- ~ Dies. and Patio Ogercoais, ne Is earnestly OF
- cin mai th.y cannot be e1cesd n Ibis city or else
rSr. Ceul!ernen furnishing their o~n cloth VIII eAVs
n-r garments made win rIzch as purchased OF
-. oSl I'm
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GRAyp LARcEHIEs.--A woman named Mary
Jane Bryson WAS this morning taken before Justice
Drinkor charge OF stealing watch worth $40, and
$50 in money from Bernard kea,man while at the house
No 81 Orangest The property wes recovered by OIL
Ger Watson and the accused locked up TO answer.
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GRAND LARcESY.-A negro named Chas. Brown
was Yesterday arrested charge of having stolen $50
in money from house in Twenty seventh-st Tie was
locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

INSTRUCTION.-Ag graduate OF Harvard University,
having few hours leisure each day. wishes 10 occu'
DIV them IN giving instruction In school, or to private
class Mathematics tho Classics ell er In t1s eity CT
nj
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NUTS, NUTS, MUFFSi
. SPLENDID s-sorIr.en. ney - fSua6 q BREWS-
1TEaS EeshioasbI- Hst Store 10 Bowery, corner o!
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| CTtifedte.
Maryland Penltentinfy.
ptuooy Auvnsr IA ig.i6

BALTIMORE, August IL, 1916.
M D CslSFIS-- Gentlemen In answer 10 yours OF the
l2h inst with respect the operation OF the Patent Hear
Generator put up This institution by your M 5eaouIy,
re take Measure In stating that has fulfilled our most
sanguine expectations We had previous to I'D erection
orr. OF the od.iastoned Furnaces, the consumption OF
which during the ak worAns days OF each "eeA " az
800 l5s OF anthracite lump coal cost Of = per toa
Our consumption wiki Seaourys Patent Heat Generator
during the number Of days Is 1904 Us OIL pea co1
Guany OF coal used OF SAT- lbs per week or nearly 10
Der cent hie the sayingin the cos Of coal Is equal "
IA, ner cent-naklng within u fraction, aggregate
say!ng Of 80 per cent With great respect,
w NJ. JOHNSON, Warden A- Pen
EDWARD P ROBERTS, C!ett. 81 ?.
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PETIT LARCEHIEs-John Henderson Was arrest
cd on charge of stealing hog from board the barge
Poughkcepsie. Oliver w. Hooker was taken into Gus
tody on charge of stealing table from Messrs. w.
levincss. John Mahon taken up for stealing
cart worth SIS from VIM. Evans OF No II ChathaInst
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OST-Supposed by the ire OF July, 1910. Two Certlh-
ufcaies OF Stock Of the ~ j. Railroad aud Transa Co.
one dated 81 1884, for shares One dated Nov II,
1874 for II shares il the name OF Eliza j. Brown The
public are eau toned against receiving sad cerlcass as
application Is made for their renewal ul3 3w-