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FRESH .aRRxV.gL
OF CONTEMPORARIES, GROCERIES. SC


M GUSHING basjust received a fresh supply
OF CONTEMPORARIES AND GRO.
CEhtE.S, consisting in part of the following arti
Giles, viz
ORANGES, ENG. WALNUTS, / RAISINS
phCNES, PALM NUTS, PECANS
tII.BERTS ALMONDS, CITRON
PEA NUTS CURRANTS,
Soda Water and Lemon Crakers .Sardines, Mac
caron'. Pickled Oysters, Pickles, Olives, Caper's,
Muscat and Claret Wines, Cherry Cordial, Albany
ale and Cider, Brandy Cherries and London Por-
Ter, together with large stock of Fancy Goods.
Toys, nc. Fire Crackers aud Torpedoes, and ma
ny other articles to suite the coming season. ALSO,
large stock of
&aO1L@GtNss
Consisting OF Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
Coiiee, Tea, MolasSes. Salt Chocolate, Matches.
Cheese, Candles, Blackenng, Mustard, Brown and
varlegated Soaps.-AISO-a fine lot OF Serars.
Pipes, Stems, Smoking and Chewing tobacco. TO-
gether with a large and general assortment ofhs
own manufacture Of CANDIES All of which he
Is determined to sell low as can be bought in this
market. The subscriber cannot close this notice
without returning his thanks for the PATRONAGE 50,
long and generously bestowed upon him, ana hopes
by strict attention 10 business and desire To please
all. 10 merit continuance OF the same
Stannton, Nov. 81, iSi9.
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n9LANETSi BLANKETS!-Great Bargains
in Servants Blankets; Heavy, all Wool
Winter Shawls, cheap Stout Kerseys for Road
Hands, Straw and Grass Mats. Boys Mems and
Girls Caps, Gloves and Mitts for cold weather.
All TO be had very low at
HUGH J. CRAWFORD'S.
December 5, IS40
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HROOIS AND SHOE,5-On hand and for sale.
Case Superior Waterproof. (Cork-sole)
noo'S' a new a'ucle. Also Mems medium and
coarse boo's In great variety Boys Boots, all ST.
zes. some very fine; Brogans all sizes and prices
Chiidren's Shoes, all sizes and qualities; Gentle
mems, Ladies and Chlldren's Gum Over.shoes.-
Cail and examine before you buy. Old stand of
COwne * Deakins A. ]. DFAKINS
Staunton, Nov. T. 1910
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II 0sapOnaeassepse.

EDY consent of parties the above sale will take
AZ place on Saturday next the 18th inst. at IL
o'clock JOS. A. WADDELL, Trustee.
December - 1910
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Heck Ending Dec 7.

FLouR-$4 80 a 81 10.
HERRINos-$5 % a 5 so.
SuaD-$7 50 a = %.
BAcoN-6c. per ID.
WBEAT--S5 u 90c.
OArs-37c.
CoRN-60 a Csc.
RyE-62 Lee.
LAao-6c per ID.
PLASTER $4 80 per ton
FEATHERs-30 a 32c.
leoN-$i00 "a no per ton.
BseswAx-20c per Id.
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How vvill you BBavc Thcg.s .

~ CUSHING has made permanent arrange
rnent to receive FRESH OYSTERS rer-
ulary during the winter, and will be pleased TO serve
Them up Tor his friends and the public generally In
any way they may desire. Also a constant surply
OF Picked Oysters. EF'
November II lGi0
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NHW BOOKS.

EBVING'S Life of Goldsmith; Shirley. by She
Author of "Jane Eyre ALSO lot Of Fine
PRAYER BOOKS, some in velvet binding
Pictorial Brother Jonathan. just received and 70,
sale by ROBERT COWAN.
StauntOn, Dec. ~ 1910.
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GONE og.7TD SEE.

I INVITE with confidence an examination of my
Stock from wholesale and retail purchasers feel
ing satisfied that can in extent of Stock. choice
selections and variety of Con(ccionaIies, success
fully compete with any establishment in this place
just received
ALMONDS, PfI JTTTTTS
FjGS, ENG. TTHLNUTS,
PRIMES, PEC4NS
DiITS. GROUND PEdS,
RAfSiN3, FILBERIS. &c,
together with supply OF CANDIES and other Coz
ieciionares-alsoa variety ofToys Musical Insrru-
mcnis, Pickles, Brandy Peaches. Preserves, Fancy
Articles, Sugar. Coffee, Honey, &c, SC. all Il
which will sell low for cash, or on short credit
to punctual customers.
WILLIAM MILLER.
Opposite the Spectator Oflice.
n. B.-trench Candies, Pop Kisses and Wine
for Parties w. NJ.
Saunton. Nov. I, 1910
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Iscquisitio,ss---Zo Rail- Road.

Rcq'EisitjoGs-~-EO Rail- Road.
SUBSCRIBERS to the Stock of the Louis Rail
- Road, under tie act Of March ;. 1919, are re-
CURED TO pay into the Bank OF the Valley in Staun-
ton hive dollars per share the Isl day Of January
and Five Dollars per share ON the LIST day of Feb
ruaTy, 1889. BY order Of the Board
JOHN GARRETT, Treas.
December -, 15l0.-tf.
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INES! .GXE&f
YsTbsie sale.
sFOY'ECE

! Z AViNG sold out my stock Of goods shall feel
greatly obliged if all who have open accounts
would call and close them mp by note.
J..B. MISREPRESENTATION.
Slaunton, Oct. 81, 1877
DECEMBEB 3. 1s40.-Coion Yarn, Mems
~ Road Brogans. Boys Stout Bo5ts. Women's
Cheap Shoes, Spices oCall kinds Ia b. found cle,p
at iIUGU J. CRANVFORD'S. {
ELAXSEED WANTED-W viii nav IN,
Cash for any quantity Of Flaxseed, delivered 70
It's in Stauaton.
ESkRIDGE ( KINNEY.
Stanton, Nov. -. 1912.
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E'O TEaE K.qEaHnM

a FEW choice patterns Of Sup. Fancy Silks.
no. 90. rich watered Black do. do.
Do do. Satin Striped do. u, '
recently 10 hand. ALSO
In store, fine assortment plain Black and lviio
NlsIle Silks. Black aud Fancy Alpacas Fxtra ill,
warp AlPacas. MOusins, Cashmercs. Plaids. LEAK.
ings, GinGhaiDs, Cacoes. Checks. Linsevs Flan-
ne!s, ~c.' &c. COWNE s, BROOKE.
Stanton, Nov. q, 1919.
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DRUGs AND RgEEsEClNEs

anysict1'as aiad Country Merchants
G ,AN purchase their Drugs, Chemicals and Md
lc'nes nearly as cheap as they can NV scnd;ne
or going on north and paying frcght on goods 70
thlS country which amounts TO nearly the difference
Ia t6e price. All orders from Physicians and Cour.
Iy Merchants Will be attended to with promptness.
neainess and despatch. '''''
DIR. f.. BERKELEY,
c.. Druggist, Main Street.
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TAKE NOTICE.

WILL be offered from this day the entire Stock
of GOODS belonging 30 the Estate of the
late Alexander 5. Hall, large proportion Of which
very desirable al very reduced prices for cash.
ISAAC & ALEX. HALL, Adm'rs.
Siannton. Dec. 3. lS40.-if
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LOUISA EsAsL ROAD NOTICE.
-, Eessess,.s-s; -
$500 ~. ,,,,c,,--.nt

NOIlCE Is hereby gwen TO the Stockholders,
that the whole of their subscriptions for the
extension of the Road East of the Mountain is
now due. and that unless immediate payment is
made, the necessity of the Company will compel
them To take legal steps to collect The respective
mounts due on said subscriptions.
JAS. /. a. TROTTER, Agent
for Louisa Rail Road Company.
December 5, -3t.--Find. copy.
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RNNIN 3 Co,
Corner Room, Virginia Hotel Buildings.
Staunton, Oct. TO- iSl0-3m.
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WAYNEsRORouGrY

DNW& lSEllp or !LJTEsI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04

American brown shirtngs, II inches, per yard, Tors
Appleton do so inches II "a India Head do 80 inches
1lZ Appleton do 33 inches l3 Appleton sheetings 80
inches IA: brown drills 30 inches 1871 tickngs aud
stripes, 80 inches. Is Hams 2. Lumber-Pine boards
and plank, on shore per foot, b1srs Naval Stores
Canvas. per yard ; pitch, per Dbl, SO; rosn So tar
100 Rice, per aroba "a Soap no American in mar
ket. Tobacco-Maryland leaf. per quintal $50 Ex-
-Hair-Horse, short, per aroba As a so mixed
Is co. long is to "a inches 100 l30 Hide cuttings
bsled per qnintal 81 40. Hides-Matadero or Saade
no, feshed, n to Is bs per pesada "a S. Matadero
country. 25 to 20 lbs As So for North America AZ
-; Of all stake 40 "A; salted 81 a 80; do 80
-; horse sailed 70 %; do. dry Is 20. Horns-Ox
per thousand. 600 a 500; COW 200 300 Skins-Calf
to IL lbs per pesada 50a CO. goat, 10 is, silver
sheep, washed, fine and ordinary per dozen 81 49, do
dirty nomnally, % a %. Tallow-NIatadero per
aroba. 20 a % melted, list class 80 80 pure, I'd
class, 20 80 grease and tallow 81 20. Wool-Ordi
nary, washed per aroba "a 20. do. dirty, 10 H.
Nestza washed 80 a 40; do dirty Is 90 fine, wash
ed. 40 co. do. dirty, 2i 80. Exchange-On the Uni
ted States, per cent dis. Freghts-To the United
States for dry hides sl5 per 1000 lbs sated do So
DO. bales, So per 40 feet
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Died.

On Thursday May 3, at o'clock Henry MARKS, late
leader OF the Orchestras of the Olympic and Burons
Theatres.
The members of st. Johns Lodge, No. j. and all
Freemasons in good standing the Members of the Phil
harmonic Society. and the Musical and Dramatic Pro-
fessons are invited to attend his funeral from Thomp
son street, at O'Clock, this afternoon.
Yesterday morning, of disease of the heart, JAMES
WATSON, late Policeman of the Sixth District
His friends and acquaintancees, and the Police De-
parment generally requested to attend his funeral
this afternoon, at Ia o'clock from the Sixth Ward
Station House. of Centre and Franklin streets
without further invitation
On Thursday morning, GEORGE NowLAN.
His friends, and those of his brothers. in law John
Geary Terrence Duffy, and Daniel Geary, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this friday after
at o'clock from the residence Of the latter, 223
Eighth avenue.
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Pesse Arrived.

BEtfasr-S Ship Ehlabcth-Roy Reed Agnes Reed, Jane
stevenson Ellen stevenson Eliza Jane Anna, Rebocca.
Robert Thomas Joseph aud Gcorgiana Bell Ann aud Jane
Green Miss ID McMurrNy-23n in stoerare
SAyANNAh-Brig Excel B Harrison Eaines, Charles
Ing,
sr CRom-Brg Wssallicken-u EsAdams.
NEUyITAs-Schr OTicntal-t CGsha
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ma RITIME INTELLIGE NCE.
Port or New York, May 4, lS49.

SON SITS 81 HIGH wAF.a..... o
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Married.

In this city the Sd inst. by the Rev Mr. Spauld-
Ing MIR. CHARLES HALE, to Miss MARY b. HusE, all of
Newburyport Mass.
In Brooklyn N. Y, May 1st by the Rev Mr.. Thayer,
Mr.. CALVIN morrill,, of Boston, Mass, to ELIZA b.
PARKER, of West Dedham. Mass
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~,
Hooper, Stamford.
o1s N%rb TrnsysTd APr s 5
Bath senat9r Robinson do Boston; Sarah Ann Pnkham
York Nan,gcEe saAcd 6ris olive sehrs EAGLE Senator
York, Nantucket Eliza jane Dc. Portland: Waterman
tncket
Perry Way a I.it
fiRa Ponce o s'IG STS d so5e eSSs
oIeaSs cs%@erS Bra YORK Ans Smn'n Ne"
tdt. 9'n sSTn a 81 JGhn NB Ava "A
Doughty New York Niagara Dung Broclyn Browa
iion Igfkn, Boston; Fidelity brewster. Dishton;
Surypcrt; Oregon. Hawthorn, NYorl EtaCeh, curtis DO;
Horton GrpSS dprgc rddS hSn Go ETPsa
Diamond, Stevenson, do.
Miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS Of steamer GuadaIuiver for Havana, will
close Exchange Reading Room Saturday May at
bags Of steamer southerner for Savannah will
o, the above office Saturday May g. at "a before
wRrcK-Her Maiesys steamer Vixen succeeded in towing
into Port Royal yesterday the hull of the vessel name gn
ago which considered dangerous TO vessels
ysatng in that direction, from the position in whgd the
North American from quantity Of slaves having been dis
spoiled and unfit for any use We have not heard the
ha been aseertsned the hull being still bottom upwards
WAL BRIG Mrxrco whtues OF westport, put into
ISi Royal Jamaica The lt Of April for the purpose Of
ing the brig IN three places at o'clock the morning
dhy 1oh OF March while Of ST. Domingo. From circum
stance IS supposed that concerted executed for
me purpose OF lmnatng long vo age for which the par
Tres hau acquired dstast Fortunately the FIRE was cot
under eiore bad attained sufficient height or is pro-
bable that the Ne- 81 the whole nurIerug nd-
viduas would have been sacrificed Apriirtio e. Ia
made TO the authorities TO sanction the detention in riso If
The parties charged, until opportunity was ated 40
United States consul Of Forwarding them with tho ncc
evidence TO this country. "''
srrAsrR ions WArrSrY, from Baltimore. bound 10
New Orleans into Charleston on the 2th for har
Dor.
BRIG P.tos, at Boston from ngenoa Ayros on the 10th
ult IN lat ~ lon 3d. picked bale Of cotton, without
mark.
IAUNCrD-At rachias Port, 18th ult the yard Of
Joseph knheur fine herm brig Of about 3 be-
called Kate Heath, and owned ny Nathaniel Heath, E
Boston.
Moose River tTr,scot Me,) 18th nit from the yard
John EaSh Esgs very and substantial bark Vi ava, Nv
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Isosscpucvs SniIed.
I IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE NEW YORK

RrO--Bark Guilford-The COmmandeur dc Tiganiere
Morao Minister Portugal in tho United States Osborn
Mrs Osborn and four children; Mrs Anne Bcsant.
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PRIVATE AOvICtS 70 THE TRIBUNE.
TELEGRAPHIC AND EXPRESS NEWS
From our Liverpool Agent,
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING.
LATEST NEWS FROM IRELAND.
b. Express.

LIvEEPOoL, Saturday, p n
just a. the mails about Be put on board the
Canada dispatches Forwarded 10 q. By expires. from
Dublin and Belfast, dated yesterday ,fternoo1 were
put into our hands IA they contain several TENS Of
interesting intelligence respecting the RoTAL VisIr.
hasten 10 frsnscnbe 81 that i worthy 81 perussi
By trsnsA,lznIc reader.
Oar Dull reporter -sys u q amusing bow ne
Young and Oc ir-sucer- Qlarre ne reception CIV
n % the Queen and Prince bert The l0yaisis-tnsi
o. Hose contend hat M3narcit i ~ only true form
hst nothing could exceed the enthusiasm Of ne Poop
and that TIE cheers Of ne people Corr and Dublin were
uulversa shout " unbOluce1 rejoicing ana Wecole
On the other hand Tie Young resnd-rs m2ss totally con
irzry assertiOIs
Al The Review he'd In Phnnix PsrE, 10 appears that
aer loud snd enthusiastic cheers hsd been given FOR m
Queen and Prince Albert psries called for cheer
Lord Clarendon. this however not successful, ~
sesd 81 cheer, 10 shout cheer 81 defsiFe flsl
scOrntui ever WrunE from -
outraged feelings q a people, vas The response
The movement Of the Roy Al party 90 yesterday. was
confined % visit % the Duke % Leinst-r and Carlow
near CarOw-saer which % returned ~ the Fcerega.
Led and having taken leave VI ne Lord Leui-nzn
&c embarked for Belfast
Al Kingston from which The Royal Squadron took %.
departure nort1 wards letier which have received
from that quarter thai The and hafnOr pre-
.eni-d very animated appearance. Every ship ln The
Der &c hung win Gags ri the gayesi
colOrs. ard the space between the large vessels we're
studded with little bosts crowded % see The Queen
put %
They are his day be honofed with vsii from Her
Ma esiy and while ~rie. 70 = Dot unlikely tns soc q
marching procession through the Capal or Ulster,
where she viii meet with most enihusAslc fecepaon
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DENMARK AND HOLSTEIN.
Dsaee M lu-f

The Government Of the Duches Of sshleswis and Hol
STEIN assured would receive support In attempt
cd Resistance the armisce with Denmark. has though
with an IN grace last accepted H. Dr. Balemann, the
burgomsster Of kel. IA now al Berlin. a. It's envoy,
charged communicate that acceptance TO the Prussr
Government
In schleswig inefs dispute has arisen between Gen
Prttwz and General V bulOw, the Danish commander,
relative the precise position Of the line Of demsrcs
ton which. according The treaty, to De drawn
from TOndern Fleusburgthe eastern end of the line
wa. he o point southeast OF flenshure on the sea
coast The Danes assert that the shore OF the Bay Of
Fensbug be considered the Tea coast and dem.nd
that line shall be carried TO the open sea, beginning
the neg hbor hood OF Csppen ths would have len n
great part O Angen 10 the Of the north line within the
territory be occupied by the swedish troops
and General PrtwitI refused refused the proposal, refer
ring the whole question for decision to Berlin II i not
tcpsed that such dispute will cause any serious
dihculty.
Our accounts are the 7ih instant from Hamburgh -
The RseahgAs contains Official announcement that the
blockade OF the Elhe will be raised the llh inst pro
vded nothing occurs TO prevent IT, The line OF demarcs
lion In scheswis has been seited and Gen Pntwiz
poets his troops beyond the line on the 10Th
The Diet TO resssemble on the TN In pursuant
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SWITZERLAND.
terunn fugittye- allowed @ traverse France.

LISTERS from Bene. Of the "a. announce the opening Of
the session extraordinary Of the Federal Assembly on The
preceding DAY. T. approved unanimously of the levy OF
the troops which had been made The question Of the
f1gees referred to committee Of seven members
The French minister M ReiDhard has been authorised 10
sign passports for those German refugees who wish 10
pass through France their TO some other country
provided however that they do remain In France
The quarrel respecting the violation OF the Swiss territory
by Baden troops Is said 10 have been arranged.
II Is said that the ench Ambassador has made the io
lowing communication on the part Of hs Government 10
the President Of the Confederation l. He advises the
Council TO terminate promptly possible and Al any
price. The differences which arisen with Germany
2 Switzerland cannot reckon any assistance from
France France sees with dispcasure the armament
which hae been ordered. that gives fresh ali
revolutionary .pint, and produces useless sga
ton the Ambassador has observed great clrcumspecuon
on this occasion.
letter from Bcnc, Of the Sd instant, mentions that
Genere Dufour has published address 10 the troops
der his command which he tells them that their duty
for The present is merely guard their frontiers but that
should foreign violate their territory he Is conn
dent that the Of old Heveta will prove that they have
not de enerated from their ancestors.
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c,,-. n. ,dric.. srrusLt
unns further he Of Cctton .nf ssd u
,snssnd s11 the st a-t snn os--
eaaas-i hsnis . rather osft-f
s.hngn 60 he 2Qh at combining ihos-
Canada marker and Msdsy 100 ss-
fn-dss ~ bs-s ~fh ftf n-'r.tn
-n'y st.sh-hsa % s.s~ .-fsDoo 10 iss
fnc-s uert ~hAh he -sn-f ~ -s- r n- pct
r.-ch 10 10 os.- ss.1-t
imports az h.b1 VI - - os,. -
lAco D. - oa sP-cl alton
NJ o pr Sssr, from Ss- Ton 70 ssh
jah
Tas 6io-g ~-r- sh- 3D. 7sIi s,-s Ss- Or-sn.
0 81 iso b.es Notn. 81 ~. St ia. 20 ~ -
I'd bt~s F-fl4rt1cc. ff tqfs 90 naes he tPfs .-He
perIoc Root Fsrssf. from Moe
10 tss. fctus. a Mor- Lee sss csran. ron Sasf--
70 bsfcrt1
Ns1ilfus- $50 >-- ora 10 ps-s o.
.isu. l. q A. asl-- Aans lrCu 6lsdaioup-
ssHs.Auercsa fo are tuy suPPor-t a. ~ ~ 500 90
P..-1 81 - A.. pad We tass s-T-d .
s. a.. g 80 P-.ra.h N-- rok b. Ausni SOL
Het,s H.n wsol We hsv- sses g. noE- th--- A.
,ut h.v- received Hgr-- H.r ans oas Nosl iron
N-- fors p-f Atsnte
L.,p-Ib. f,.or r. - hstns psii far
toi-rs Or e. r. pr - A. eay Psi
a. as So
Sr.o,usos .,es and qsoss seA p
-c-'-s e..ss iron Ftssf PAS 49, % bss B.iors - A.
arfc rt Ne lafs
Ria, pat suc- b. sea sIc--saEy al.
;hs nat - iaa-a sufa n pat oft ,d =
We ne " ~ --r
q r. a. Eas, lnass q r>r q AZ
-, a.. ass-- aus ss - !, 90 s0ir W hsv-
f--- carcls stsn-r. - that
-sack vals-c At so 20 4. 40 u.fs-- A1-rcsn
5sPs-t Of a. ~ oar llotAto,s iof
,sh Sor w,--n as8 su'bsrs st-y ~ ssi 70 MI pr
al suty pas We ssv. farssr .nPorts q no,r-
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Ilrssrsst AZ s.a-s Ess-fh ~ ~ or-sn. Lb~f'y
w. Y1rk w,s-. Z -o~c. us-s- : 80. o. Z >--f1i
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HUNGARY.
Capture of Kaab-Dismay among the
Au-frinu-.

Our sdyices this morning from this quarter sre Of an To-
erestng and rather important character late letter
which has come from Presburg states that when tbs
"a Rasb by the Hungariars became known here a.
the most intense excitement.
Fugitive officers who have reached that city stated
that greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, and that the
troops fed IN ali directions leaving II perfectly for
RAab Ia be taken, and with 10 enormous amount OF
Among the regiments and artillery cent by the railway
20 Pre,burg 10 an army Of boys who cried and
Tep At being away, stalng that they never more
expected to return
Among the prisoners taken by the Hungarian Al Rasb
il IL aAid that a regiment OF LAncers ali missing
The CONSERVATION At Presburg 10 which Ne already a.
uded. 10 said TO have been greatly Increased BY he re-
ported occupation of OedenhuTg by the Hunganans, and
he defeat OF Gen. POits's brigade.
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DSACE-Tte superiority u tnis Furnace over a.
others CONSISTS anOnz Oin-rs ID ne DO~nk lnp"fAni
r0fnt. The heal from ne fuel . - perfectly ecOnc-
Z. sd that no more escape Mo No csimney man s
barely .uftc cot D. create 1rs1Eht ~ an enufey
ae.g .nd On GOA method u distribution Tbs heat 10 more
free IN impaired 70 soyins into tb- house IL y.
H. oay frnsce producing direct and positive yeulils
uor by 10 sc0n The cold fo1l ar drawn d. and Is
is-y rep seed BY cOgo1s yOi4me Of fresh warn
ar when = equally elfus~d throughout the room.
new sn1 more proper method " supplying tne neces
..ry xaler Tor evaporation, and for governing The
y.fyirg temperature u The APARTMENTS
Tn- construction u tais H-stsr has been suicty
OD-rsucn. both Warner and FeuiilatOr has oer ~
apparent Atrsci the sienuOn Of Of science
snOox whom Professor Orscou mas deemed II ~oftry o.
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