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THE MrsEFa. The elegant and much admired
Comedy of 'London Assurance" will have its 4th
representation at the Saloon of the Museum this
evening This celebrated production is so well
known to oar theatre Ding community, that we are
satisfied nothin. need be said upon our part to en-
sure crowded audience. 1t has been received upon
lis former represenlatons with great enthusiasm.
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90 CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTIaoRE-sT-as
MAMMOTH o a5stI ina" s9ee e%y other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADTNG,
STAGE * HATTEhS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c,
Indeed it is needless to enUnerate, as we are pos
sesSed Difficulties with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery doing work. in style,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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D3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast.pins Ear. rings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is CON
from Calvert. apo
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 co.

Opposite BaTnum7s, Bait. Md.
h3-OFFICIAL DRAWING vi the Md, COnsO
dated Lottery, class No 90, for 1886: For benefit Of
Frederick Female Seminary.
IS SO 46 43 SS 80 20 IL SIS SO 60 ID
50 and Is being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. zach SIS
46 and So, being the I'd and 81 drawn Nos. each ~
43 and 40, being the Sd and Alb drawn Nos. each
80 and a. being the 4th and 5th or 80 and 80, be-
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each
% and 80, being the 9th and 7th or II and %, be-
ing the 18th and 9Th drawn Nos each
All having two Al the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Calvert-sI.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE SEAT

GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE SEAT
u OF PRIZES. Let the fact be recorded from
Maine TO Georgia, that the only place where there is
any certainty OF getting A prize is at M. DOYLE'S
Capital Prize Depot, which by far exceIs any other
office in Baltimore in the No. and hrilliancy of the
Capital Prizes sold and eashed almost daily. II il
wrong tor any one to eYclaim, q" can't have any uck
in Lotteries have tried every office in the civ
But the question is: did you try Doyle? if not
don't despair, the road TO fortune is plain Give
DOYLE trial in the following splendid Schemes:
MONDAY, capitals of $4,000 Tickets only SIS,
shares in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s9., shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets S., shares il pro-
portion,
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, 9capitas 5000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion.
The favore Small Fry Lottery on SATURDAY,
capital prize S4,O Tickets only 81, halves only
SO cents, quarters 25 cents. In this scheme there is
over Sl2 OOs that may all be drawn by outlay for
Certificates Of packages of whole tickets, SI2;
halves only Sc; quarters SO, eighths 81 so. This is
chance that should not be neglected And pac kag.s
should be bought from VI. DOYLE who has been APP
ponted agent tor the sale Of prizes this beautiful
little lottery.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who puT
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers b,
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, PEI
mail or otherwise, addressedto
nj. DOYLE, HO.l44 Prattstreet,
IL fat Opposite B 81 o. r. X. DepOi
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MANUFACTURERS AND THE WAR. The most
important public meeting since the proclama-
ton of war, assembled in the great manufac-
turing city of Lowell, Massachusetts,, on the
I'd inst, Long before the hour arrived for
calling the meeting to order the City Hall was
crowded. Col Bancroft, the Mayor of the
city, was appointed President. Resolutions
supporting the war, in favor of raising $50, 1000
in Lowell for the use of the Mass achusetts vol
unteers, of thanks to the Army and Navy for
their services on the frontier, and compliment
tary to the Administration and both Houses of
Congress fot their unanlmity, were adopted
The meeting adjourned with three cheers for
General Taylor, his officers and soldiers, for
their brilliant achievements upon the Rio
Grande; three for the military companies and
the bands, and three for the ladies'.
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OREGoN.-ImPortGn The New York Jour
nal of Commerce learns from very good author
ty, that Mr.. Pakenham has received instructions
from his government, by the steamer Hbemia,
to make u final overture for the amcable ad-
justment of the Oregon question He is to Of
fer, substantially, the proposition suggested
some time since by Mr. McLane, our Minister
in London, to Lord Aberdeen, viz: lat. 49 as
the basis, leaving to Great Britain the whole of
Vancouver's Island, and the free navigation of
the Columbia.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL. Leopold de
Meyer, the celebrated pianist, arrived at St.
Louis on the 2Sth ult,, and was to give con-
cert on the eth. Expectation was on tiptoe
to hear him. Yankee Hill, the inimitabIe de-
lneator of the Yankee character, IL in Brook
lyn. Herr Alexander has arrived in New York
from Charleston. The great magician has
been very successful at the South. MIR. Moo
ney IS to give a series of concerts this week in
Albany. The Misses Sloman were still in New
Orleans on the 9th ult. Their concerts have
been successful. The Swiss Bell Ringers were
to give their farewell concert in Nashville on
the 26th ult. The Acrobat Family are in Gin.
cinnat. Booth closed his engagement in Pitts
! burg on the 3Oth ult. He has to proceed from
there to Louisville. Mrs. Mowatt is now full
filling an engagement in Pittsburg. The
Keans are playing at the Park Theatre, New
| York.
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ALMANAC,
DR. w. r.. MITCHELL,s


~ GAL VANIC BANDS,
BRACELETS, FLUI9
Warranted to be superior Ia DR.. Christie's or !,
ers in use, may be had at the following places
more.
GENERAL AGENCY, No. 69 Baltimore st
); o. SMITHS Periodical Agency, No.
Building.
C. WIsENAN's Drug Store, cor. BALTIC. q
streets. 9
T. l., ENNIS Fancy Store, 80 N. Howard
H. STATIONS Fancy Store, 2O3 Broad w
P.) And in WASHINGTON, b. c., at
5. EDDY'S Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania A.
Persons suffering from nervous affections, :
Rheu,natism, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains
Side, Back. Limbs, &c. whether sceptics or b
ia the remedial influences of Galvanism, will
call at either of the Agencies and see the hunl
respectable certificates in favor of DIR. Mi,
Bands, sc.
THE RUSSIAN COSMETIC,
one Of the most valuable preparations for the
preservation, restoration, and beautifying of
man Hair, and also for the removal OF ddndru
be had Of either of the above Agents. mill
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Committee of Arrangements.
Dig All Civil and Military Associations who have
not as yet sent delegates TO the Commttee will
please DO so, and meet on MONDAY EVENING, 9Th
inst, at the CITY HALL, at O'Clock.
ie6 2t V. II. KALKMAN, Sec. to Mayoralty.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.
The steamboat Queen City, at Natchez, burst
her steam pipe on Wednesday, killing pas
sengers and badly scalding ss-fve of whom
have since died, the Others were sent to the
hospital. The killed and wounded were prin.
cpally German emigrants.
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DEpLoRABLE MASsAcREs IN Texas. A
letter from San Antonio de Bexar, gives de-
plorable accounts Of murders and robbenes
committed upon the people inhabiting the wes-
tern frontier ofTexas, by the Camanches and
Lipans. Most of the able-bodied men of the
colonies of New Braunlels, Castroville and
Lake GUAM having joined the army under
Gen Taylor, the savages proftting by their
absence threw themselves upon the old men,
women and children, burnt the houses, the
crops Of corn, mutilated the dead bodies, vio-
lated the women, and carried off number of
children into slavery.
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MAYORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June S, 1876.

MAYORS OFFICE, Baltimore, June S, 1886.
90 NOTICE, The several Military Corps, the
Association of Defenders in 1914, and the various CT
vii Associations of the city, respec fully invited
to appoint Committees TO confer with the Committee
of the Council, on MONDAY EVENING, the 9Th
inst at O'Clock, at the CRY HALL, in arranging the
best mode of carrying out the contemplated Civic
Procession on the ensuing 18th of July.
JACOB G. DAVIES, Chairman of
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MARRIED.

AFTER BAGS UP AT Tx EXCHANGE READING vi
For LiverpooI-Packet ship Hargrave, 9th j
For Havana-Schr Primera Dolores, 9th iust. i
For the Pacifc-Ship ST. Joseph, soon.
For Bremen-Ship Harvest, with despatch.
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SOMETHING VEttY nov ELL

SOMETHING VERY NONELI
- FORTUNE FOR IS CENTS!!
EMORY y CO., the far famed Prize Agents, oppo-
site Barnun's, will offer to the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS!!
20OO DOLLARS!!!
1000 pLLARS!!!! &c. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be ONLY
IS CENTSI
For the purpose of affOrding to their patrons great
number of chances in these favOTite Lotteries for
trifng outlay, EMORY x co. have determined to
issue certificates Of packages of % quarter tickets
Zone Of which may draw :hree of the largest prZes)
for the small investment Of SO 50. Decidedly the
most profitable method OF purchasing tickets, partic
ulary in Iese lotteries is by the PACKAGE as every
package which EMORY co. sell, will have in il all
the numbers that are put in the wheel, and must ne
cessarily have in it all the numbers that are drawn
hom the wheel The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery las the tickets in every package
that Emory Co. sell, dnted 10 have Onthem
all The numbers in hedrd1Ur) are the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers ON enc ticket
Thus for the small sum of 25 cents, you get the
three first drawn numbers quarter ticket YOU are
certaiH to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
JG}- For Tickets in these deseTvedly popular Lot
teries, application must be made 20 the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY x CO., opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
Qg- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold. Orders from the country, for Tickets
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. IL
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A Rich JOKE PLAYED OFF AT THE FAIR.
We have been informed of rich joke which
was played off by BatimoTean on a Philadel-
phian at the late National Fair at Washing
ton. 1t appears that Mr.. H of Phila-
delphia, who was attending as chief of mGna-
gers, at the Fair, was extremely fond of asso-
clating with the great men of this and all other
nations, who happened to visit the exhibition.
He embraced every opportunity Of being in
their company, until finally his ideas of dstinc-
ton became 80 elevated that he imagined him
sefto be the observed of all observers" among
the most distinguished visitors On the moTn-
ing of the 9th, however, an individual ell
tered the Pavilion, who was pointed out to
him land from his dress and manners would
have been taken as such) as the Frussian Min
lister, when he minated that he had a former
introduction, and claimed the privilege of
showing him around. After being engaged
SEINE two hours in conversation relative to he
different manufactures of the two countries,
and thinking the Minister somewhat fatigued,
he offered him a seat, which was politely &C
copied, when he started oft to another part of
the Pavilion, delighted at the success he had
met with in forming an acquaintance with so
distinguished parsonage; but lo judge of his
surprise, when he was informed by friend a
few moments afterwards that he had been
waiting on the celebrated Beau Hickman!
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
RITTIMnpP limo & I916

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. The
y for City and State Taxes, levied for the /
1876. are now ready for delivery at this Office AL
count of five per cent. will be made from the and
levied for City purposes, if paid on or before he
day of July next.
jest HENRY SNYDER, City COLLECTED
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be proposed by Great Britain, as she has seen
that there is a unanimty of opinion in this
country upon that line, that will prevent our
government from Welding any point farther
South. Ifthen Mr.. Pakenham shall be autho-
rized to offer the compromise mentioned by
Mr. Owen, we ferventy hope that it will be
at once and frankly accepted by our govern
ment. 1t would be an extraordinary thing for
two countries, bound to each other by SO many
and strong ties, to engage in war about tritle
ofland which could be of litter or no impor-
lance to ether-a war which would exhaust
the resources of both; destroy the lives of thou
sands; and finally be determined, in all proba-
biIity, by the adoption of the identical compro-
mise which had been previously rejected.
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MANS! FANS! FANS! l have on hand 81
n very handsome Painted Feather Pans, emb
ed with gold and pearl handle mOuntings. Ais
full assortment of Painted Paper Fans.
JAMES NJ. HAIG,
1873 Baltimore street.
ie6 opposite Clipper offic
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Mn w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTI
n II . N. w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD sri
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NJ EW STYLE SILK BUTTONS, FIRING
IN GIMPS, just received by r. A. NICKERSd
No. So N. Howard ST. MI
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NRS. NICK ERSON has received another
w soitment of Infants French Worked BODII
and ROBES. So N. HOWARD ST. mo-
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INDIA FANS. Mrs. MCPHERSON has just
4 ceived some very beautiful India Fans; and
vtes the attention of the ladies.
jel So N. HOWARD-SFI
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. years of age, to serve, between IL and IL yesI
She is a general house servant, &c., and can col
we'll recommended, Apply at
L.F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ie2 No. 10 Ex chance PLACED
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THE REFoRMER
~ Ionr azzrvLrAy valrTIEa.

ALL grim aud soiled and brrwn Wit! tan.
Jaw a Strong One in his wrath.
Shifting the goddess shrnes OF man
Along his path.
The Church beneath Der trembling dome
Essayed In vain her ghostly charm
Wealth shook within his gilded home
With pale alarm.
Fraud from his secret chambers led
Before the sunlight bursting In;
gloth drew her pillow Ger her head
To drown the din.
Spare, Art implored, yon holy pile !
That grand, old. time.worD turret spare
Meek Reverence kneeliug IN the aisle,
Cried out, Forbear"
Graybearded Use, who, deaf and blind,
CROPPED for his old accustomed stone
Leaned on his staff, and wept, to lind
His seat c'erthrown.
Young Romance raised his dreamy eyes
O'erhung with paly locks oil gold,
why srnite, he asked, IN sad surprise,
The fair, the old r
Yet louder rang the Strong Ones stroke,
Yet nearer flashed bis AXIS CLEAN
ShudderiDg and sick Of heart woke.
AS from dream.
looked aside the dust-cloud rolled.
The Waster seemed the Builder too
Upsphnging from the ruined Old
saw the New
It was bat the ruin Of the bad
Tho wasting Of the wrong and III
Whate'er OF good the old ting had
Waslivins still
Calm grew the brows OF him feared
The frowu which awed me passed away,
And left behind smile which cheered
Like breaking Day.
Green grew the grain on battleplains,
Der swarded war.mounds grazed the cow;
The slave stood forging from his chains,
The spade and plow.
Where frowned the fort, paviions gay
Ind cottage windows, flower. entwined,
Looked out upon The peaceful bay
And hills behind.
Through vine. wreathed cups with VINE once red,
The lights on trimming crystal fell,
Drawn, sparkling, from the rivuiet head
And NOISY well.
Through prison walls like Heavensept hope,
Fresh brcezes blew, and sunbeams strayed
And with the idle gallows.ropo
The young child played
Where the doomed victim in his cell
Had counted Ger the weary hours.
Glad school girls, answering to the bell,
Came crowned with flowers.
Grown wiser for the lesson given,
fear no longer, for know
That, where the share 10 deepest driven,
The best fruits grow.
The outworn right, the old abuse,
The pious fraud transparent grown,
The good held captive in the use
OF Wrong alone
These weit their doom, from that great law
Which makes the past time serve to-day
And fresher life the World shall draw
From their decay.
OH backward. looking son of time -
The new is old the old is new,
The cycle Of change sublime
Still sweeping through.
So wisely taught the Indian seer
Destroying Seva, forming Brahm,
Who waks by turns Eafths love and fear,
Are one, the same.
As idly rs in that old day
Thou mournest, did thy sires repine,
So. in his time, thy child grown gray,
Shall sigh for thine.
Yet. not the less for them or thou
The eternal step of Progress boats
To that great anthem, calm and slow.
Which God repeats
Take heartl-- Waster builds again
A charmed life old goodness hath
The tsres may perish-but the grain
Is not for death.
God works in oil things all obey
His first propulsion from the night;
Ho, wake and watch the world is gray
With morning light
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miscellaneous.
su5LIC SALE,
FUELIC SALE.
81 order of issiE- se-
" THOMAS / SON. Agctto7 e--.
RRTN ORA >.

M.l'aoaas soS. Aae:ioaee.:
vGLUABLE PRINT WORKS
xxTILL BE- SOLD PuoEc 81 q ne Phi-sceifa.s *
w essnee. OF Tuesdsy. lie IN cvees1 ns5;, = =.
O'Clock u he Eysatlz Al he as IN s II rs5t5a
hose extensive "2 gRinT woREs,
Ee-JerzeT-c CONSISTING OF toTee FrIn,.lz -. cal
ali as s-,r --e,a-ce--dO1bie tets OF AzSdri.4--fo
e-se-.:rn Sew Presses anz Gearing Steam .aEi1e
q. .ozr Boilers-FixEres for bs-ez5az ia y:
Tools and Fxtures for The Color ShoP.b Lacsslct1a
sf,,sIocsf1g TSo-u-Csrpe-ters SaoP-Ms1a;ae SioP
Psdt.nE snd sage House &c &e- -
TIE WORKS s,c Mscb.ne-T anc a. IN oTde'7 saa lie; -
Tue n, e-rb-ace ali 5e co-venesces for Bleaching Ding
Ps.iaz sad Cse7d-fing tree thousand pieces o. COOS
-sI -ree and tbe location Is beered 10 be ore OF te
bes- In me Union ooyins Inc ieciez o. a. ee-{ ca-J
ne Delaware River he Delaware and Rsritaa
600 - he Camden and Jersey C:;y Railroad, through
or; Tie wear, WIKI Sev-I OK ecc Tniso- pils- Soa
80 on he Aver De,swsre opposite The fsctorE; ena
an sbrrczu, supply OF WISER power furnished OF -H
Tbe pria Works are Cow open for inspection
Terms casb-or approved paper al months interest," a.
g sos .ere-sI persons he disposed 10 unite and
purchase these Priat WORKS, hey nay as iFiaas
tense hare the Advantage Of -sry ts-orsoe Aci o. ~
rorporaon granted sorre years since % me L=glsaI-
Of Ser-Jer=-ys copy ovvhi-a 'viil be shown on a2P
cation TO lie undersigned
Assignee OFF. 2 CHASE : GO
No - SOrih SecOuc-st Ptila-eiphla
VI THOMAS X SON Auetr-- - y sill.-SI
Tenth month, tocooerl l. lSI9. 10 - = AZ,
TRIBUNE JOB Fa4P IN = TX ASSi
No FgrcrsTREET- Tar,- dooTI tyo1 hass1altr e.
THE facilities OF This establishment; oI JOE Pt' iiS5
are perhaps unsurpassed hy any once IN the cl!. ne
stronse OF the last gear has been such 81 10 guaranty
areai extension il r=fourc-s W. therefore, 49, 49,
SJeoce issue the following Gard
TO MEKCHASrS-N-rchAuis supplied with al kinSs
Of PRINTING a. The cheapest rate, VIZ
- 49, CKrds. Bills Lading,
Circulars, fecespis
Bill Heads Chec6s Sc
ToLfrEsARY GExTLExES-O On gina! i1'uiclyt printed
with accuracy.
Pslngale Stereotype @3 e5,., a p5 al sad' o
To LECTURERS ASD MusIcIAss-PTogrGE=neI oeautau-!Y
printed. ,,r, r,,.
Lecture Bills, Small Bills Tor Distrl-
Ma,nmo.. Bulls, ouuon- &c
And everv DESCRIPTION of Plt snd Ornamental Jo5 WoTk
executed vh great and punctusty Al The Office
IT The improved POWER PRESSES for Books, Pa~PH-
Aiwork OF the above Presses will be done nj exi7soEd
49, ioyy n-ices J. A. FRAETAs,
10 y Tribune job Printer.
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ACRlNINAL LOST OvERBoARD-We learn that
man By the name of D. b. Scott; charged with counter
foitnS and other crimes arrested in Detroit few
DAYS since by officer Quiggs of Ithaca and was being
taken TO New York reQusiton from that State. He
wss put on board the Saratoga on her last downward
passage, wife and two children accompanying him.
The boat left Detroit the evening and after she had
bean out some hours the officer in charge though, it
safe 10 release Scott of his irons and allow him state
room with his family Just before daylight ana when
tho boat about fifteen miles from :hs port II was
asceruned that the large yswl boat hanging
had been cut away and Scott not 10 be- found. 1t
was blowing gale the time and nothing has since
been heard of him. 1t Is supposed he was drowned Tho
Rochester in after the Saratoga and report
ed large yawl boat afoa, of Rocky River. but
In it. The boat has since ashore and recognized
a. belonging TO the Saratoga His wife did not know
whsn ho left his room being asleep but says he
threatened to drown himself the evening before Hero
anas another chapter in the sad catalogue of crime.
cleveland Plsindesler.
DEATH OF WILLgrT LINpERMAN.-Death, the
common leveler Of all has aimed his shaft
and struck down. worthy man and respectable citizen.
In tho person OF Willett LindermRn. he died al his
residence In New Patz the Sd day of the present
month in the S4th year OF his sge His disease bill
tous typhoid fever under which he fingered three weeks
Mr.. Lnderrnan was sound lawyer dstng ushcd not
much for his eloqucnce for keen ninstrg mind
which enabled him Al TO have clear and correc,
View Of the in hand and was this faculty which
enabled him TO compete successfully with the most
eminent practitioners at the law. Kingston Jour
M :, - ,r hr or.5 s.rv a,aS DC
CURED party sven oy eoo,ea anahy, nvtns Dear
since resulted In the death Of eas OF the individuals L.
appear that st the party in question one OF the eompa
eo0rsd man IRON ts Ss y yne name o. henry
whsfsapon he gave said Gifts heavy and fatal blow
upon the len aide OF the head rendering him 'pseehless
srd derious for several days, from which he fingered
Until Thursday last when he died.
DEPARTURE OF MlssioNAslEs;.Rey Eli Smith,
ay,ss Sf tho American Board In Syria embarked On
Thursday Last from this port with Mrs, Smith In the
Who love tse cause Of missions. we trust will follow