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WASHINGTON, August 2, lSzS
The Recall Of Mr.. Clifford, the Amereaa N,wis

The Recall Of M Cl,Dord, me dDOieaR AtW0
fev to Mertcos
1t is stated that Mr.. Clifford has been recalled
from his position az Minister to Mexico. We
have little doubt but what the rumor is correct.
Mr.. Chficrd's connection with the "protocol"
would be an amply sufficient cause for his reno
val, independent of the consideration that he per-
siss in holding to the opinion that it is part and
parcel Of the treaiy-a view utterly repudiated by
the present administration. We have reason 10
believe that the Mexican government intend TO
make an effort to have the subject of the protocol
brought before Congress this winter, aud unless
a decided stand is taken, il may lead to serious
embarrassment. The last administration, IN order
TO try and screen the understandable conduct Of
the commissioners 10 Mexico, took the ground
that the protocol merely explained the provisions
Of the treaty and upon this hypothesis Mr.. Rosas,
the Mexican Minister at Washington, founded his
Argument that the EIsprcssario grants, &c., were
conceded by the treaty. The present sdmnstra-
toD takes precisely opposite pround--tbat the pro-
tocO IL not a binding document, has never been
ratified by the American : nate, and consequent
H. Wherever II conflicts with the treaty, il Is worth
Just so much waste pap.r. Here the discussion
rests for the present MIR. Cllilord's own self
respect ought To- have induced him to resign; but in
the absence of that decgcy on his plri, there
should be no hesitation In at once removing him.
Ex-Governor l.etcher, IT Kentucky, will, most
probably, be appointed TO the mission. III.
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stood By the bed and asked him hov he dii; he
shook bis head and told me not to speak TO him; !
went after, but the physician aud Baldwin told
mo to 60 away; ! don't know what became Of tbs
vial from which the medicine administsredi
he complained OF thirst before the doctor came,
and gave him sometimes tea and sometimes
water 1t the next day asked the doctor aud Vas
told IL was cholera morbus; went to New York with
his relations after his death; Edward Baldwin;
he visited Mrs Carpenter quite frequently and SAID u
wanted to go out any time must not be ashamed to
ask him and he told Mrs Carpenter that he offered
his services ard rejected hs again asked ms If
did not want a beau and this Offended nae; thought
he said IL In joke but thought that it trhing tso
much at such q ser .us time and so shortly after
brothers death; and FROM that time did not speak
with him, until yesterday, in this court married
him through fear than liking alth ,ugh never
should repent it, only for his treatment aud jealousy
| should have got on very wen indeed
We have been requested to add the following cer-
tfcate -
We. jurymen of the inquest respecting the death of
Thomas J. Porter, In justice to his widow, against
whom rsinuations have been made, DO hereby certify
belief from the evidence before that there Ia
nothing to justify any suspicion o: Mrs Porter having
in any manner been prvy to the of her husbands
death
d. w. BALDWIN, Foreman, GEo. H. BRvEv Coroner,
AARON Coz BRUES III. CosGAR,
Ann MocKRIpGE, HoRAoE BEpELL,
JAMES w. GRovER, GABsIEL g. rORNER,
ELISHA WHITAKER, WM g BLACK
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Madame LabOrSte's COncert--Dissatisfact
and Disturbance.

MONTREAL, Aug. 4, 1910.
At Madame Laborde's Concert, last night, there
very large attendance of the British, who in the
courseof the evening, demanded their national song
OFFS God the Queen, which, not being in the pro-
gramme Of the evenings performances, Madame La
borpe neglected to comply with, singing only those
songs previously advertised This giving dissatisfc-
ton to her British vsiters, they procured number o,
buges on which they played it in procession. The
suit disturbance, which fortunately terminated
without anything serious occurring.
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Here, then, independently Of inflammation of
the stomach and bowels, there is the huge total
Of GIG sudden deaths by disorders Of these intcs-
fnes leaving for deaths by all ether Diseases, only
abaance OF 3J7.
II will be seen that more than one half of the
mortality is among those who are rot natives Of
,hs countryside numbers being
Natives az the United States. .............. 633
Natives ufstber countries. .......... $40
The natives of ireland, as Usual, form a large
proportion OF the deaths os'n. nearly one-t,rd OF
the entire number.
In reference to the expected increase of deaths
by cholera, this week in the City Inspectors re.
port it arose from tie fact that greater number
oil daily reports cage to him, in consequence Of
zone Of the Gem, tsres being closed IN the city,
aud greater number OF funerals leaving New
York for cemeteries outside Of il. The nennents
in the city ere only reported weekly; tae inter
nents thai take place out OF II, while the deaths
happen in the city, are reported daily TINS
would rive, Of course, daily increase ot fune-
rals besvinr the city, bat would effect, at the end
Of The week, a corresponding reductisn OF the IN
terments within It's precincts.
II is rather an unusual feature 10 a bi OF morta-
hty, that one of the dead in the returns OF last
weck, was man who lived to the rare old age OF
1g5 years.
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CirY INSPECTION.
Total difference In the reports.

Total difference In the reports. .1,J95
Ga this day week we expressed the opinion that
the disease had eliminated, and tina, it would
gradually decline us il did in 1882, when it began
To cecrease AZ all. The report of the last weeks
mortality bears us out in that opinion; and may
hope for further diminu,ion at the end Of the
current week. Subjoined is is the average nam
Der of deaths per day for each week, from the
o.,,,,an c.,,ert of the dsease
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A distressing accident occurred Thursday last at
Trenton Falls by which Edward Bryan aud his sister
Eliza drowned in attempting to pass dangerous
point at that place Their bodies have bsen
ed that Of the brother at ten o'clock the night
and the sister four o'clock the next morning by the
conductor on the Utica and Schenectady Railroad
They both brought to this city last evening" and
are to be buried immediately
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N IN Carolina Election.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4, 1S49.
In Moore ty, In the Third District, Edmund De-
beney, wing, 525 votes, aud Green w. Cald we'll,
democrat, ha,, oeived 545 votes
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
WAsHISGroS, Aug. 4-P. NJ.
The returns from Moore county are, for Debeney,
wing, 645; and for Caldwell, democrat, 528.
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TUE MARaIEs w2,,sAsSs rRIra sEpICAL COW.

Nhhlb ~ ~, = hNl'Ltl VOW
pssioB. ty Dr. \. n. Ma ressa, rrsss.r ~ Disss.s
Women. S.Ata eeitise. sns- ~ -. Price 81 A,scs
ssYics cold IN ok months
Years ctsusfisg q rhyscal sss ns1, ssssss as<g
actionats vile, end anary d, ss esse brad
pa,ht have bees spared hsusSr Il rcsr
llyd cempeeuee; thcosasal syoh,> 10 sssis wsus
havt enjoy "a To- tanereds IN their raves
~ timely posaeosion ef lhis work.
u IL INTENDED sfpcc.lly fir NE married sntss
Plat ~ marriage IS IL tiscests iapsrLst ssh
ssould bs kpswr :. tferr psrsoglariy
&c tssse sase health docs n.
.siiy, 80 10 Of especial importance.
iisrt, Glc ever fepastsc wife, the ~stsr, I've
s.her euJang iuts wsaSsss the sns ia sse ss,iss 81
tsars Ia when sstsre son..spl,tcs an ispssa ~ esno
W dss ard est eertsn wsds sf.rre s ersTy sspias.
viioh her sss IL subject
rsr sale AZ M nr.advsy .~s ssss rrbusai,. Osiss 20
Ltcr,y strcst, n A.; iaite Co.. hlbang ~ v. Davis
rtss; y. fstrso1, % CssstnNs street fhi3aieirsN
wnsar rszor Co, Bai,savf J. B. Reusessi. N.r sr-
On ,Se ressipt sfs sory will v. s.s-,.s.a y, go
Mse 81 postage % As nsit,d st,ee tstttrs
iSlE,r vsri cssS otiss iisLisuss sss.ss W.
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FOR SALE.

EcR sALE-Two VERY SUPERIOR cARatAss
Hersss bay sslor snt fast travellers; very ss
harness Aiso. very nns Cssre or Cl.se Carnage sarW
csr nessn style, hr three persons iasiie Also
eGnt open Travelling wagon with leather tor sarry
Tour persons Apply, ~ letter for further pafnsuars
srssssd " 4. b. slhes ef the Nss lsrk Herald
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Total. :. =. 1,lOi

Strange to say, the cases and deaths have again
increased for the last week, according to the re-
ports of the Board of Health, though it is most cer-
tain the disease has decreased. For the previous
week, the total number of cases reported by the
Sanitary Committee was 8S3, deaths 81. The fol-
lowing table will exhibit the progress of the disease
under their ruth-teiing bulletins, for the last three
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MEDICAL.

eNNNNN ~~N-~N
I .YON's MAGNETIC rowDERs. TOs rnE DEsr2Uc~
~ ton " b'sbues, Co.tIoaehss sai al sih.f s.,
PILLS for tia destruction % Rats fnd nc-, wihuut pasoa
~ Br.ad-ty. Ref,rcuecsD -. Dswsrs Bsl., irvinf
H. ievss; l.. Rsoas tsq Sgpsrn sndsrt 81 tas Fsv Y.&
Ansu
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Thus, the cholera, according to the reports of
the Board of Health, is steadily increasing; while,
according the City Inspector, it is declining; yet
their reports do not meet, though they more closely
approximate for the last week than they have done
for any previous week. The approximation would
have been still closer if there had been any reports
Of the Board OF Health from Backwers, RandalPs
and WaIa's Islands. For instance, there have been
IL fatal cases on Randals Island tor the last week;
in the Aims House and Pentennary, IL deaths;
IN Wards Island, there were 81 deaths, from
all diseases, last week. The following table will
show the difference of the two sets of reports from
the beginning =
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The Progress OF the Cholera.

IN THIS CITY.
MAyoRs OrrIcE,
NEW YORK., August 4-12M.
Tho Sanitary Committee Of this city, report AZ
GASES and Gs deaths Of cholera having dur
Ing the last twenty four hours.
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nN oooPER. ~ DUANE STREET, sss. FOR ar
~ lac. fssrt.~a years soadsei HE rrasss- sLc
Of 2srcurs ether dsea,ss Of saieo.@
ne ths aggravated ~ hte tssass;
elar,r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e.OF o f.-TBE MEMBERS OF GErrYs LODGE,
No. H. OF o. f are rcuariy requested 20 be in
attendance ct their lodge room. tEgyptian) Odd Peiews
Hall, Sunday, Augusta 1892 at O'clock a. for the
purpose Of attending the funeral Of our late brother George
Edwards No. 81 Nassau ST., Brooklyn. BY order of
Wh. II. MARTIN. Secry. KOBP. II. AUSTED " @.
BROADWAY BANK.-TnE RRoADwAY BANK WILL
ID csnmsnee business At their ba rns Ne ss Rrosd
Menats Buiss Thursday, she Oh day Of ugass
ensuing The 70 the capital sock &ss aud
payable an that day will rs.evsd ~ abe Book By order
Of the Board. FRANCIS A. PALkkk, Prss1snt
l.. 4. AL
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No report has been received from Centre street Hos
pital Blsckwel's Island, Lunsto Asylum or the Co
ored Home.
A young woman found last night about o% P NJ,
in broadway, opposite Astsr Place, by Ofioer Helms
attacked with cholera She brought to the station
ouse, aud from thence to the Thirteenth street Hos
pitsl.
BROOKLYN.
BoARp HrALrH, August 8, 1s&o.
There have been reported TO this Office, daring the
last twenty. four hours, 80 cases and l6 deaths.
SATURDAY, August 4, 1s4o.
During the last ~ hours there have been reported
TO this Office 80 of epidemic cholera deaths BY
the taus, IL; they follows James Mead, Ila-
milten avenue: John Sox, Gowanus; Catharise Fec
pey bergen street George Curtss Gold street. Maria
Dennis, 81 Bond and Butler streets; Louis
Waambsek, Atlantic street; Ann Murphy, Blakes
Buildings Francis Nit she'll Water street; Catbarine
Keochla, Jackson's Court; Catharine Mclaughlin,
Main street; Mrs. Pipe, corner OF Bond aud Bergen
streets; smith O Briep, corner OF Hoyt and Wyckod
streets CHAS s. J. GOODRICH,
Physician to the Board.
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Telegraph Omce-The Storm.
NEW YoRK, Aug 4-9hP.M
The wires both Houses and Morse's Lines, south,
ntsrrua ed by the storm Of last evening hence
the failure o. usual dispatches.
The Bosto inc also gave out about p. NJ.
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BosroN, Aug 4-P. NJ
The following gentlemen have been nominated by
Governor Briggs to the Council State Bank Com
mssioners The Hon. c. II. Warren, of oston; Ste
phen Cabot Of Salem; both whgs with Geo. s. Bons-
WELL OF Groton, q democrat.
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This is a very remarkable disparity, showing
that there is some deadly agency at work in the
stomach or bowels-whether first inhaled from the
atmosphere through the lungs, or taken into the
stomach in food or drink-a mortality that even
the deaths under the head Of cholera" do not ac-
count for Let US, therefore, turn to the other
diseases of the bowels, distinguished by the ply
sicians from Asiatic choleras-
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Last Weeks Mortality.
The following is the City Inspectors report Tor
the week ending yesterday, at IL o'clock

WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS
h the City and County Of New York. from the 18th day
July the eth day Of August, lSt9
Men, $50 Women. 13; Boys, 1885, Girls 23lTotal. LIZA
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strxner,s Bay Cet,age.. -Amomg INC numn-

for health pleasure, rational recreation
few in the vicinity OF the city possess Attractions than
the beautiful and hospabe eotage the Bay, under III,
management Il william Stuchm whore every article that
he desired by the vister viii be found ia comfort and
abundance; fishing and boating the rin of tho uui
with breezes cool and reehing the cobbsrs and
jueps Of the host cs the shooting gallery undor the
charge OF beetholf presents in all weathers
mcn for the slful well the unpractised m,rksnan
charming retreat.
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E1RF INSURANCE.-TuE BROOKLYN FIRE IsSUg-
Ince Company having teen tEeny-h1e years Ia orlr,
tcn, cortnus stores GWelnss rni other build
in merchandise, household srnisrre. vessels In
thtir csrsocs, reasonable tgrs .sr inst,u
tiur. Oice No. Mvrehants Exchange Wall s.eee, Now
York and Is Sutton It,. Eroohlyn.
ALIrLn q. SruvtNs, ccc'y. MN. EILSWORrU, Prcsna
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complain of dull times know it be that
Of his remarkably cheap prices and the superb
uay Of his Boots, Shoes, and Caters ted
has been d, ne this summer by JONES street
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OFFICE OF TUE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COM
" psny, ia Centre street, August LIST, 1919 Notice Is
hereby gyea 20 the customers Of this company that from
pud after the August iDfpessn 1872 the price Of
will 30 reduced to Fifty Cents hundred cubic feet. rs
tered by metre The have made considerable add
lions TO their aud main pipes for the Of
frpifhing full supply Of and End shs
spmers attention IN regulating She burner cocks
the which the increased OF tire
hoSer, mi ht otherwise oseatsn Notices OF sry isr-
fssens leaks requsste ts the oce
IN ne day - Irae.ieab sat thsy MAJ be prnpy ssssd-
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NJ ORRIs CANAL AND BANKING COMPAEY.-No-
vl tiee is hereby gysn that Books Of Sub.stptoa r
ss thousand shares Of preferred sess Of said
hundred dollars sssh with svidsnds Of per ssa
pay able semi annually authorizes By the furpr he
Chsrt.r Of tie Company parsed fth February ss viii ~
opened az tho Once Of the said Company ia Jersey City
Monday the 18th August inssn. az twelve sslssk
The Stockholders 81 the said Con pany vhoss shall se
standing the stsek booss Of the Company
gust instant when the stock books Of The Company will
siossd will have the syelgsvs IgAt Of srbtshl AID
stock for The fret tLeb sa,s FROM bs spsnag % said bss
by trssr Of the hoard Of Directors. v. MARSH.
Frssi.sRt Morris Canal ass Baakiay Go.
n rCNtcELp. Cashier, pro. ten.
la led I.rs le. uras4
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plee OF Dressing Cases. Fancy Cutlery
and all articles belonging to the Toilet che sub
scrbers l7 aud ST broadway. The DRESSING
made of the most dursbe material each pattern
ing articles of ooavenisnt size and real utility
compact FORM warranted perform the duties which
they severaliy designed q. SAUNDERS SON,
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EECyf,grpYs.

-, y, =. 49, ~ 49, = .SNN-NNNNNNN-
ENCiRsfCN KS TO THE FISHING BANKS AND IS
II rai raesiay. Thurs9ly aad Friday 30 ,he psrs.
VITO oatctss me largest has, bact FISH, p.ute. Ia.
steiner brhal' tyery dsy IN the week. SATURDAY.
vii lcavr loot Of Robinson at oclock 18Th strce
a. 81 tanal street az Nj katharine street a. "a Grasd
esnts each way.
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II Is quite evident Iom The foregoing, thaI neat
has no effect on the disease; for when the average
Of the thermometer was 50 81 for the week, the
deaths were only 4si; whereas, in the following
week, when the average temperature was 81 2-7,
the deaths were ia; and last week the average
heat was greater, yet the disease decreased.
II is worthy of remark that the general mortality
is also less than IN the previous week. The fol-
lowing table will compare the general mortality
for the three corresponding weeks of lsis and the
three last weeks
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frght o. ffee percent. fsf3sR- gs ~ eSals er feet
Iisht ectie sri % bag v i sa3 cags rsassn.cf
ttiir 10. allowed each s'e-r.ga seu IS -sys
cuied uncss paid for AIS reiai,nr her toe
account ~ passage money can sssart hcf 10 wss
j. BGWAED son. q Erllissy.
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A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.

n. " :. n y.
City Inspectors Office, August 4, lsi9.
The following is the summary of the reports of
abe Board of Health Tor tae week, with the ther-
ncmeter at o'clock each day.
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. s~lt'-sssH sa-s- -
stigrpESl.

TUE ONLY DIRECT LIVE ron SAN FRANCISCO,
a via thigres-itth Of htgntt.-Ths new sud mid
ssaathp LHPlkE CITY 700 toas burthsn J. q. WIssn
efafoahdr. will leave for Chlfres srst from hsr 5ssI
bicrt N. r. Jhnrsdi 80 Spcl0sk. hs lGh y Auust
ii. p cts gees direct - tharts rtsu trrchlg
neiedate ports thus nssring pslBca-srs Gas
vii rsash lansnia IN tiflc iyr L. gnsas
St,ertT Panama Of Is " Srptt ub1-.
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DoArIDEga, 81.

N-SNNe-N-eaN~f
DoAHD wANTED--BY A CENrLANtv AND ms
- wife, IN private family, with parlor and bedroom,
the Vicinity u Broadway above Houston stree. Address
bsr No. s7a6.Nsr Yort post Office.
poAtD wAETED-BY Young LADY. IN A re-
~ srectflls private family, Whefe theie few
otter boardert central location preferred. Address IA,
General Pott ufce.
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iDgZgTsgERyFs SEgEWED EVERY DAY.
DaGUnAr0rYpEs

~ FOECE WASHINGTON p. CUsrIs. or AgLING-
" too" irps nnd fthch Daruorrco spl Likeness % tI's
veIe led tatrarcl, taken hy GRADY in hartt At wen
ing via rauv other daaSuishei nfsiiulit uay b.
stn tgntnitoufy) a. biz National Gallery, 2j anf az
Roadway, corIorof Fulton rtrect.
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EDlis b gaze SLOWED each passenger. Pa's 80 % fs
s1W d., 20 New Orleans Ss Freight " ;aa,r- -
cents subic ott do 10 New Ofeans D. srhc
foot All tickets Tor Iatsag9 must 70 pratufs& ". siss
efths company. w. q. RDBERrS ia Wfl sirssA
EIKsT VESSEL FOR SAN FNaNCtscO-TfE sUrr-
nor fast ta!ing Ne. barb uIfO tbaapsa, nesrv.
will AL the 5th % Angus. rs vsssi is'rs-, SD q
ssliug in freight ~ TIE lees rata For h-bt saGxs
sgIly en- heard, a. Fer 4, North kixsrl Or 70
'. A. d. rOTLkR. - VS.. strsss.
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ncement OF the disease =
The following table will show the average n

.aliy and temperature for the las, four weeks
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REWARDS.

G < REWARD.-LOST. ON FRIDAY EVENING, A sfL
~ Hunting Watch, between Fulton and Canal street
The above reward will be given, the delivery the
to J. Doyl at the Herald Office.
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I1nlTfn srArrs MAfI 1880 snlP cnre,HY--

A |
" Ter Calilgrha. Ga thsyres.-ils new asa sntsisss
snip ONO, W'l ie ~ patnafa
Aueug', 81 6cae- fron ne per 10. g VAR sweet,
Nerth hivsr updr ne tcmIrnd fl0ut.Rsr ~ Scbsaot
u Navy. sLt 30 lsthe -rst Of .Ae regular nell sttn
az tctgt's Ncw lars ard ChaErsg SIS si r1aVsy 40
rrt mails grd T4fsr-r-f th1 Fles1 flaan-
ert running from fans-la g. tsisfua TIE great r--,
Ersuat1, aai power 81 the una. ar iayoif .hss
Of aNy An,erican ga fttamor Ei,,t, btinF 800
t1rthen. With s1PIior d0ufle sn-ia.s ~ 80 ssrc
fsch Psfssn-ers th ship have ihs q
fa,rY aud Tccd not TO he ialt in apy stsar with
tare Eirf. TIE aTranreufit ffr ta ufft
vfrines 81 he rassnTr1 81 sht sa es.ia IN
her spcCirus saloons, ard ell vsntstsI sair-
.Ate rooa comb ed ga ne % hss sk
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N~NNN. 80 49, ~ vO~N~NNNO0NNN
CD SnN TO sfcs-TO LOAN, TOR Tsau OF
DO,cOO Yeas, on improved properly, in Fee m this
oity "a BlSOklyn. S35OO 20 sitoo. Apply 10
GEORGE TUriliI.L. 30 Dcy street.
AfANsros HOUSE, KEypoRr. n J.-gR JOSEPH
Fl puIty, yreJricto ,f the Nsnsen noufs Keyport.
- respectfully nivrmt ths puse thst h sose for
TIE reception o vsisra snd thst there 10 rsom Tor fsv
more TSP hes vhe wish to enjoy tie trlsnld bsthl.
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ITO CENT EMES. Gc.-JUST IMPORTED, LITTER
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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

Nil Burnf.---The grist mill and store be-
longing to MIR. Abraham ]. Porter, (late Hook
essin's Mill) situated on the Appoquinimink
Creek, in Appoquinimink Hundred was burnt
to the ground On Friday morning last. Moth
ing was saved. The loss Of Mr.. Porter will
be about $1,000. Mr.. Wright, the ienan,
will loose about 5000. There was no insurance.
We cannot help but sympaihize with MI.
Porter, (who is an honest industrious man,
who has made every dollar Of his property
by the sweat Of his brow) on thus having
every cent he was worth swept away by the
devourng element. We are credibly informed
that a subscription will be taken among his
friends to assist him. There is no account.
ing for tho origin of the fire, as no fire had
either been in the store or mill for several
weeks.
10 Phiiudejphia.-Itis reported that When
the Cape May season is over, the Mountaineei
will run between this city and Philadelphia.