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rsNHE subscriber having located his family in
i the town Of Hii!shoroug,i, a, that pleasant
dwelling known as the residence Of he late N rs.
Waters. would be glad 10 accommodate some
eight or ten boarlers Families who board. and
Young men coming to this place to school, will
End this very desirable and pleasant place. !.
Terms low, 10 stii TIC times.
SAMUEL nEARCF.
December Is. 6l-4w
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January y.
BEARD
STATE OF NGRTh CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court &c Pleas and clartrr Sessions,
November Tenn, 1878.
Duncan C.. Glenn, AdMi1
81 DuEs Ginn, dec. Original Attachment
vs. LEVIED on Land,
Aentl Nionl,.

AtHfy WUVu5' y
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that tie defendant To- ilis csse is rot sn lnha.
Li,snt Of this stale; Ii is trriore Ordered, thai
publication be mad. III tie al lshorou.h Recor-
der Tor ak weeks sIctessi,sls. ior SAID defendant
10 appear al The Best term "a the Court of Pleas
aud Quarter stssions, 10 he held ior lh. county
Of Orange, al lile court Lugse ia iiillstcloUgh, on
tie fourth M0llia. IL Fpdtuary neit, lhen and
there to plead 10 or rtplc,s. or his undivided in
tsrest 10 said and levied on will lie condemned
10 satisfy plantifi''s della.
Nitfs IS. loserh Allison, Cle,k Of ssid Court,
3. Office, the LIB Monday 81 November, 1915.
JOSEPH ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. $3.50. t3--6w
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
N HILI.sBOE0EGH.


TUE sElscFiisI nouI fss1eCtfullf ftfuIn his
- thanks % III public 81 tie PaisaAsge IN
tended 70 he fna q Hsueharcni a Eika; aud
- M hasnessNili le rolliinrrd ~ him IN eli IL
saFieas hrshches Al ie "a stand. be holes 10 re-
ceise The sanie literal psiTansgc.
STILLS. and Tin WARE. ofrxeTy variriy
81 household use. lnsnufartuEed IA the ansi neal
sid duf@bie silie b experienced Noskmen. kepi
eanssanly hand. OF INSIDE 10 order. ON lhe n,osl
ressonahle ternis. Repairing of Slills and Tin
Mars done on The slioriesi notice.
lie j. slsa pleTaEed 10 attend 70 al orders Cor
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GTTTRRiAG which he engages 70 40 IA !
4, ~ rgual fsr excei'-ncS and nealness sih thai
II ans ether Mogkmsn IN The Stzie.
Tin MaFs. assorted. furnished Wholessle 10
ReTchants and OILERS. aud delivered u their
DOES Il Petersburg IIicss.
[ JACOB HAUCHAwOUT.
SrTt. -. ss-
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PArakiR MED.siNEs.

Many caiharie pills have been used possessing
sinlly tie property II empyiDs die bowels q
ti,eir contents. IN doing this. lhey too often aci
injarioIsy as irTitanis. The Sovereign pa,m
Pills are nol only Zee from such objection i
TaEr SEYsa LE.sE rar aowrLs casrvK) huI
iheir purifying and healing power IS truly Ie.
nlarkshle. They net upon the skin as diarho.
relic. as a,raiise and corrective 90 al Inc se-
creilons. upon the kidneys Us dinreiic, anil up
on the bowels a cathariic; and al 50 riIi,ien,-
y and mildly that no other piil can complete with
them.
Persons frequently volunteer their testimony
10 the siriue aud efficacy Il or Pills in con-
plants for which they had not before thought of
using them.
An agen, writes. Ai ore place where put
up for tile night in Pennsylvania. The Lady % the
house declared that two doses had curcd her d
Epsielas."
Another. young man 81 onr acquaintance
says. that be was cured Of the dgue ~ two do
ses.
The Sovereign Balm Pills are the most agree
able remedy known. for the removal Of cusiirr-
ness. One q two pills at night will produce ne
lief
CO. Too much care cannot he used 70 avoid
imposition, by persons who freddie spurious pill
made BY Z. J.. Soule, ii Tie same name as ours.
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Wanted Cash! Cash!

sEshE sahscfs,ers sHs nj Eecriting - j =
-. tAsir fah ard hinirs suPptfs HhicA
On ~ 4 : iar=e and ooEp,eie aszstn9m Z
sssls sa,iriy 4 GOODS usaai,. ksft l. or ~
aee SisieL
I'D. e.sck has keen sriociol Hith care. an
csirf, lssu.hf Aiih rssh Thrs sEs dsseIulinrl
~ axe der froes ssii NJ times and a. thry
Ave l,ar,irlllrls IN saul 4 Cszh, llase ALa hass
I Llay e,Feci sne1t bargains.
Give Is 4 cal.
LONG & WEBB.
Oclslrr 10. ST.
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SGIiltli1,

tsSHE subscriber Intends to employ cornpe-
TEN Fem Il Teacher. IL take charge Of a
School At his place oF residence IN Hillslorourh,
nd wound respectfully solicit lie patronage Of
sf..eRas and tie public p~setaiiy.
i itx borders o,n be tebe,.
Tens III r4s school according 10 ,he branches
taught.
SsNyE.. pEARCE.
pcruberls. siz
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RksD THEss

RE- THkSs
TIE suhsnihes h..s tuss EsoSisea fun L.
II North, dear
S'aii and uiater siec.S or
. 1G-Ss
cs1iSi-ing sla,o<s eycs, snssis Issialiy ksfs y
ihis maTkei wtiea l.sy liflgr is.ssi1es u al
ilN - cash g = Fsli,rtaal draiers-
They nluIn der sirrsIe lhsEks e. IT, iiisIa,
l.eifansce heasfnase Ircei.ed, and s0iscit con-
llnnanrr q ne ssnae.
Thy caii upon ilieir irielsls srneTaily Is oosne
snd eAariine iae.r siork islsge paachasils else-
NiaeIe. - ihsk are lsiera.inei ia gre
GREAT BARG AIMS.
DRY Goais VII. ie ei.sn d exchange 81 Gresn
and u, Hids i lie IsEnl Triles. say s 10 lsie
Ter found.
I.ATIMER & JONES.
Ocsnier -. 1858. s3-if
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Cabinet Warehouse.


THE sns.scrites respectfully ilfau,s hisiiirnds
Il and NJ puilic s,eneIails .iiai ~ has an hard.
and nil en1ra.or CoI>iais,y u krel. saEiesy 81
Nrll-lnaer furniture, elnhEarins =. Nc leal.ns
srtirlss. such %.
sofas. Sidehoards, Bureaus.
Bcdstcasls. fables,
made 81 Nahosany. Ma.ble. chsrEa, Walnut.
Birch. and Nsple.
He would invite attention 10 his make q PORT
ahle MARDROBEs and BEDSfEADS, which
canho, he surpassed Cor Durability. neainess, snd
conseIirnce.
lie would also invite The Alteration Of al Per
sous wishing 10 lsus furniture II ans description,
IL give him eali hefoTe purchasing escNh rre. Il
be intends % sell ~ low - he can possibly Afford
and his WeFkmen arr al eipeIiencrd hsnd-.
lie has noN On hard eight fnr DUssing bn-
rcaGs. with I.ookins-tilasses. two China Pfessrs
Two sidelosIls, IA plain BUREAUS. eigli Candle
Stands, one Sofa. and one SECRETARY and Book
case. and Bcdsiesds. which he win sell low.
-. Timber taken IN exchange Tor Furniture
such as Malaui, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&e.
- Persons NJ distance, haying Furniture
can have il delivered al their doors ensured sai.
or less ihan they can 10 il thensel.es.
lie returns his thanks Tor past fasors. ani vii
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February Is
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) a 9 a p ID :

Z fR. J. 8 GREEN offers his professional SER
= vices 10 the Inhabitants 81 HiIlshorourh aud
Its vicinity. He may be found al his oihce, sim
atcd two doors cast Of Nicholas Hotel. and al.
joining The Office Of Henry X. Nash. e.q.
Dciobcr 10. n
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"the mob"-pressing that issue very ineenieusly,
we admit, very crafilly, but not the less cuPably.
Very sad and solemn reflections naturally present
themselves IN connection with this subject. But
the course of patriotism and wisdom is clear. All
along we have endeavored to check, on the one
hand, the arrogance, impertnence and offensive
oslepiation Of the so-caled exclusives" and on
the Other the progress of the disorganizing doc
trines Of the socialists. We have vigorously as
sailed that anti-republcan and unchrstian spirit OF
exclusiveness which has attempted to rear amongst
us on this soil, consecraed to equality, aristo-
cratic structure of the most offensive kind. Nor
have we been less sedulous in exposing and con-
demning that demonlac influence which seeks to
impress the working classes with the idea that all
who have amassed wealth are their natural enc
mics and oppressors. Let all good men unite with
us in denouncipg this fell spirit of discord which
has made Its appearance amongst u.s. Let the rich
man practise humility and charity, and let the poor
man repose his trust in heaven, and secure In the
endowment of those blessings which are so often
denied the rich, possess his soul in patience, tear
ing none but that great Being, in whose sight all
men are alike precious.
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Markets.

BUFFALO, May 22-6P.M
Receipts within the last twenty -four hours-Four
400 bis wheat 80 900 bushels corn, 10000 do
The market for -four is dull with q downward ten
denoy in prices. No sales transpred. Wheat is slss
the decline, with sales of 10 900 bushels common
Southport NJ Tic. Corn continues firm with sales Of
10 600 bushels at 45Ec Freights without change
ALBANY May 22-6PM M.
Receipts within the last twenty -four hcurs-F,our,
$40 bbls Corn. 500 bushels. Tho -four market 10
without change and the sales of the day about
1000 bbs The transactions in wheat embrace 2 500
bushels Genesee Mt 81 25a In corn the sales
5000 bushels round yellow at Coo By yester
day were made state tie receipts of -four to be
$4,000 bbls.-it should have been Is 800.
Bosro,, May o. 1S4e.
Sales Of Michigan -four made to day at - 81 |;
Southern IS. four months; Genesee, SIS % n So 70;
white corn. 5Sc; yellow. GOO, with moderate sales.
Cotton-30O bales OF New Orleans middlng fair, $40,
months
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We learn by private Geographic despatch received
In this city that the auction mission house Of Scott
& Co, containing large amounts Of produce of
the buildings burnt We learn that the Boston In
surance Offices will probably not suffer to large
amount. The Manufacturers Company will, probably,
lose at least $25,0UO. One two other companies,
smaller amounts. Nothing however, can be certainly
ascertancd until the arrival of mail from that quar-
ter The boats burnt mostly up river boats, ex-
cepting the Mamcluke and White Cloud and of
OF much less value than those which run 80 New Or
leans private despatch says only twenty steamboats,
were burnt.-Boston Trartiier, Nay 81.
We are glSd to learn that Messrs. f.. w. Clark &
Brothers. and Bennost Co, of St. Louis, lost only
their office furniture by tho fire; all their books
and papers, having been previously removed.
We learn that the Manufacturer Insurance Office,
in this city lose about $4,000 by the FIRE In St. LOUIS
on the 18th inst-Boston Transcript, May 81.
Col John o. Fallon lost sixteen houses worth seventy
thousand dollars. The amount of distress is meal
cuablc
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Com RCIAL ARABS.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. May &c

The stock market was more unsettled to- day than
We have noticed for time Some Of the fancics ad
vanced and declined fraction and the sales
limited At the first board, United States Ga, 1857,
advanced u per cent Pennsylvsnia SIS, u; Canton
Co., X Erie Railroad, ~ Reading Railroad, Z. Far
mers' Loan fell of u pcr cent; Harlem Il; and Long
Island, a. The activity in the market reported yes
tcrday has disappeared, and all the indications OF
Improvement in prices no longer exist. Money il
daily getting easier. We have heard of loans being
made stock security, At the rate of Eve per coat
per annum. Government and state stocks are In de-
msnd, and tho sales Of these securities comprise the
bulk of The business al the board United States ga,
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WASHINGTON, May %, 1870
The funeral Of the Hon. Daniel Duncan, member of
the last Congress- from Ohio took place to-day, from
his lato residence in Pennsylvania Avenue. large
company followed his romans to the Congressional
burying-ground, among whom we noticed number
of distinguished individuals heads of departments,
&C. The following gentlemen ofaciated pall-bear-
bcarers:-Hon. Dudley Marvin, New York; John S.
Pcndeton, Virginia; f. c. Cabell, Florida; Isaac E.
Holmes, South Carolina; George P. Marsh, Vermont;
Washington Barrow, Tennessee; I. Haskell, Ten
nessee.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1910
Tho President, several members of the cabinet, and
Robert Walker, attended the funeral Of Mr. Duncan
sold lack" appeared more robust than We have
1,oforo
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the main arteries which lie within the hundredh
part Of inch OF each other and lodged In the back
about two inches from tho surface from which place
it yesterday extracted. The attending surgeon
that the apteres separated by the force Of the ball
and Thus escaped being severed athing which would
not probably more than once in Is million Of
cases Mr. Stewards situation has excited general in
terest and his fre nds both in this city aud
abroad will be glad to hear Of his favorable prospects
Of recovery.
FAIR AT THE CHApEL DU SAINT Sapvrus The ladies
connected with this church, yesterday opened their
fair for the purpose Of raising funds for the beneHt
the poor of the society and strangers Every thing
admirably arranged and breakfast and dinner are al
ways ready The obi ect is praseworthy and the
ladies should not be disappointed in their
of realizing handsome benefit.
SUNDAY ScHooL ANr,vERsARIEs Thirty Sunday
Scbrol composed Of Presbyterian, Baptist Methodist
Episcopal. Methodist Protestant and OF the Orphan
Asylum Grand Mar hal, Southworth, assembled
the vavant lot the of Clinton and Jerolemon
streets yesterday afternoon to the number OF about
5000 An address delivered by the Rev Mr. Hodge
manner and the children sang three times very de-
lghtfully. and prayer offered up by the Rev Nj
Curry. Of the Washington NJ. f.. church. After
the ceremonies through, the procession marched
and countermarched and afterwards dispersed It
beautiful sight, and elected universal appreciation
Fourp DnowNEp--The Coroner held inquest yes
terdny at the Aims House, on the body Of au unknown
found floating in the North River at the foot OF
Houston street He about 80 years Of dressed
in black frock coat cloth vest black pants. cotton
drawers and shirt The body appeared to have been In
the water two three months. Verdict-death by
drowning.
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The Sanitary Com mittee of the E

The Sanitary Committee of the Board of
Health while daily in cleansing and purifying
city generally their fellow citizens aid and assist
them and to report nusances which they may know
exist to the Of the Police of their respective Wards
JANE KELLY,
ROB'T 7. HAWS,
ALEX'R ii. SCHULTZ, Sanitary Com.
CHARLES WEBB, Of tho
EDWIN ID. MORGAN, Board of Health.
ROBT A. SANDS
JACOB f. OAKLEY
Cry HALL NEW YORK, May g. 1919.
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MONTREAL, Monday, May ~, 1879. o.
On Saturday the questions whether it bo expediess
to move the seat Of government Of the two Cana
from this city and to hold the sitngs Of the United
Parliament for the future, alternately at Toronto snl
Quebec, four years in each place debated in AS
sembly
An address was voted to the Governor General by
majority Of Ave, in favor OF removal to Toronto ana
Quebec.
At fire on Friday, the mob manifested violence to-
wards The police serious injury done. The city
is perfectly tranquil Commercial.
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Court OF Oyer and Termimer.

Present,
and Wood.
MAY 22.-7he People Vim Inompssn.--The case
of Thompson. indicted for the murder Of Bernard
naghan, called but it appearing that there
jurors. except those that all night in the
too much to ask them to try this cause there
likelihood they might be kept until very late hour to-
night. 1t then agreed the counsel both sides
consentng. that the should go to Thursday
next. The District Attorney announced that he would
try the of the People Walker Monday next
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Shipping Intelligence,

Arrived-shig Plymouth Rock Liverpool April 30 VITA
cabin and 43 seerage bark Laooria Phiia
delphia; schrs Excel, Cabot Keos, Albany Packet,
Union Peru Fannie MITCHELL and Garnet New York; Mar
Caroline. Wilmington. C.
Cleared-Schr Jasper. New York
SpokenMay IT, lat 40 a. Ion 81 co. ship st Patrick frsn
Liverpool for New York.
Arrived from Bortland, 2ls Rechabte, New York.
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ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDITION TO CHLf.--Wc learn
that the outfit for this expedition Is in rapid prog rcss
and its protector with his assistants will embark
Chill in the Of few weeks In addition the
favorable exertoDs and opinions Of and in
sttutions At home and abroad IL gives pleasure to
notice the substantial aid rendered by the
Institution At time when firm support was most
needsd.--Nationai IneAige,,cer.
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Bosror, May 22-l2 NJ
Letters from Porto Cabelo to May state that Con-
grcss passed law raising import duties 10 per cent
ad valorem All articles duty free heretofore pay
q duty OF Is per cent ad vaorem An export duty is
also to be imposed Congress doctoring the coun-
try completely to death.
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The Bark Helicon

Bosror, May %, 1s49.
The bark Helicon Of New York, was placed in the
Naval Dry Dock yesterday and after examination, was
found to have sustained no damage from having been
ashore on Rams Head. She sailed for Canton this
morning.
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NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA,

Tho steamship Crescent City, Capt. Stoddard, win
leave this port to-day; and the Falcon, Capt.
Hartstein on Saturday next, for Chagros The Daily
or Weekly Herald can DO obtained in wrappers, for
the Pacific mails to go by these steamers.
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Supreme Court-GcmernI Term,

Present. Justices Jones, Edmonds, and Edwards.
MAY 22-Thc following causes were taken up and
and argued yesterday, viz No. 81. Lawrence vs.
Wardwell; No &c, Barry Va. Clerchugh and No. Is,
Meekcr VS. Ighbcc decision reserved No So McCu-
lseh vs.. Cox ct AL was taken taken up, and Is
der Argument.
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CInculr CouRrNos. 81, TO- 10, rs, IT, 49, 50, co. o.
90, 90, "a, 95, 90, OF.
COMMON EAs. part Mos. 8, Is, o. 55 81, 49, III
1885, 1877 TO- o. 93, 1873. Part 246 los, ia l2S, 13e
1876, LAG, l52, d, 800, 222, 224
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INTERESTING FROM CUBA.-The Redactor, Of st.
Jago de Cuba, of 9th March last, contains royal
order respecting the establishment of mercantile
deposit enrepet, at that place, recsely on the
same conditions as at Havana, which must be in
teresting to merchants, generally.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NoRTHERNER.-The
steamship Northerner, Capt. Budd, arrived yester-
day afternoon from Charleston, In a very short
passage. We are obliged to Capt. B. for papers in
advance of the mail
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uful fluid perfectly agreeable in odor and flavor
cally he used internally externally
fails stopping DiarrhGawhen DOME cholera
die action follow certain give instant relief
Bilious Collie and all Irregularities the
Also kheumac and all other pains, Ulcers Cuts Bruises
Hard Swelngs etc. eto 1t gives beautiful compile xioR;
lady gentleman will be without after trial
Sold in largo botct at cents eaoh 81 Dozen $50 Poari
street, Central Depot 4f Broadway the Druggists
and Grocers generally B-TravenR Agents wanted.
who have routes established large
will be offered. All letters must be paid.
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nIovements OF Individuais

The Honorable Thomas g. Clsmston, u. s. Charge
dAGaires to Belgium whose arrival we announced in
Sundays Herald, the Irving House, will leave to-
morrow in the Northumberland, for London aooompap
MED by Mrs Cemston and family his passage to his
diplomatic appointment.
The Hon. Moses Hampton in Philadelphia On
Monday
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THE DOUBLE SHEET.

The next double sheet New York Herald will DO pub
lshed the arrival of the Caedonias mails in this
oity.
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JAMES KELLY,
ROBERT T. HAYES,
CHARLES WEBB.
ALEXANDER A. SCHULTZ, I
EDWIN ID. MORGAN,
IArnD nAUI Isxr

THE WEATHER.-Thc weather continues to grow
warmer every day, until 1t has become quite sultry.
There was hope however last night, of rain which
will make the weather pleasant again. A cloud
from the west and gave evidence of approaching
storm which Is very much needed, especially in con-
sequence of the dust in the streets longer time has
and the weather thus far promises to be than
that of last summer. good rain, however will
rally improve the atmosphere.
FIRE AND SERIOUS CAsUALTr.--A FIRE broke out about
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the 4h story Of house
No 10 Centre street, which cxtinguished without
material damage to the building II appears that this
story was occupied by man named Thomas Damon, rs
looking glass and picture frame mandatory aud al
n lodging room. For some days past ha has
infested evidences of insanity; but the inmates of the
house supposed il brought about by an improper
use Of liquor. On Sunday night last noise resembling
that of men wrangng was heard, aud upon repairing
to the IL discovered that he was alone and
after expostuation he was induced to retire. While
alone yesterday afternoon he stripped his person until
perfectly nude and vanished his body. lie then took
his clothing trunk and quantity of picture frames
and piled them up In corner Of the room, setting
fire to the pile AS as it begun to burn brsky he
threw himself upon the burning pile. and in an in
slant his whole person was cnvelopcd in iame lilo
then rushed to the window and kicking out the SASH
climbed to the root by the gutter Of the the varnsh
his body still burning He discovered by John
McClustcr. who rushed to the top of the house and
until he badly burned that life paired Of
He conveyed to the City Hospital whore he is still
lingering under the most excrutatng agony. lilo IL
represented 10 have been young man Of steady and
industrious abits and the causes which led to Ills
alienation Of mind are unknown
Asron FACE Mor-THr CASE or Mn. T. d. STEWART.
This gentleman, who was accidentally shot while
stepping OH one Of the railroad the mig ht of the
tor iace riot ~ rapidly recovering from the effects
on the Dangerous wound r,ccived that lou
ne DhAi very large one, yesterday extracted,
and ~ Is miraou ious how he ped instant death
The ban 'htctd 'he heea and passed between two Of