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BOOK TRADE.
THE soALPEL FoR AUGUST,

EDITED BY EDWARD II DIXON n D.
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betfoned " in Philosophy and GArushed BY the GOut-S
pages; Treatment ~ fb,is,. ~ O,T,I,. 800. H.
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DENIM MARX.
War with the Duchies.
HL..

BERLIN, Tuesday, July9.
The qsm.s correspondent writes that unless the
varlike designs Of the Schleswig- Holstein Gov.
eminent aye arrested by mature consideration Of
the consequences, measures will be commenced
against them BY The King of Denmark in his own
name. The Government Of Denmark will, no
Doubt. issue manifesto to the Duchies Immediate.
iv. No coercive measures will be adopted till all
other means have failed A Russian squadron OF
eight shipsoft he-hne and smaller vessels, has an.
chored near the Island Of Moen, ready to support
Denmark If she needs help.
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FRANCE.
E4n--al-----
misceIIane0us.

PARIS, Thursdsy Evening.
The new Electoral Law will disfranchise 5000,
900, electors or two-thirds Of the whole body.
The Assembly has confirmed, by majority
l27, its vote Of the previous day. that every leading
article should be signed by it's author.
A large quantity Of ball cartridges have been
seized at the house Of Perpignan.
Little doing on the Bourse. SIS opened at 95 60
and closed at IS 10.
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AUSTRIA.
Army Reduced.

The mercantile letters from Vienna OF the 9th
inst. mention that owing TO report that reduo
ton of $4,000 men was to be made in the Army,
and that q large number Of artillery and baggage
horses would be disposed Of by public auction.
the funds had risen. and the premium on gold and
silver had experienced fell.
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New Ministry In Wirtenburg.

A new ministry has been formed in Wirtenburg
on the dissolution of the Wirtenburg Diet on the
Cd inst, by rousl message. Tho speaker addressed
he Assembly, reminding them of the dissolution
Of the Diet OF ls49, in December OF that year. On
which occasion, he stated that the dissolution OF
Diet was legal, if the government were resolved
70 respect the will of the people. The new minis.
nv Of Wirtemburg dissolved the Chamber be.
cause Iit refused TO authorize the government to
,,ise the taxes for more than two months.
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Wreck of the WhaIer Franklin

Bv TeI<graph 10 The Tribune e1e9H'''dy'
Bosros, Tuesday, July q.
The brig Romp, from Pernambuco the 10Th ut
gives information of the loss Of the whaling ship
Franklin of Sag Harbor. She went ashore during
the night of June 7, about 20 miles north OF Per-
nambuco, and it was thought she wouid prove
total loss. Capt Cooper arrived a. !, pe ,hs wpscS
With assistance in order to save the cargo, which
consisted Of $500 bbls Of whale oil Hopes were
entertained thathe would succeed. The Frankiin
was bound home from the Pacific Ocean
The stock of Sugar in the market at Penamou'
CO. is quite light the quality, from the heavy rams
very inferior.
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New York Sophie Ghebele arrived at Antwerp Oh Peter
Hstfruk Arrived In Clyde. 9Th, Warwick. NJ
SsIed f,os Lirepool lln, Do.dicis and Detugend,
NJ Y l2h, John Fslden do arrived al Bremsrhsyen IN
Hsvre 9th New York. Sailed from Portsmouth, l0Ih,
American Congress, N Y. Arrived at Limsrck sh, Am
Moore ~ Y Arrived al Bordeaux 9th, Piedmont, ~ Y.
sailed from Perzsnce sth, Tyre, N. Y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND INDIANAPoLI
Oace Of The Michigan Central Railroad Company
DErRoIT, July ., lte.
rRAIRD PROPOSALS VIII be received At Ihs

Oice OF The Michigan CeuuA hAiifo-o SSSS.HPeN't
SRALED PROPOSALS. VIII DO reee !'s. - '1 ,,
- cftce OF ths Company In The Ciy OF bOHoa' aa1 :.
TIE cfce OF The Fsrners Loan and Tras Conps !as
Civ OF Nev-York Until the thh day OF A1gus a. nooo ~
iS.n ~ ore nop Of Dollars upon tneir eig1 per eeos
Convertible Boncs dated the hfst DAY Of pl so ~
October OF he present. year and having en years
The prop sas win be opened IN ne preseSes o. s-
g,oisi5shsm Fac President Of the STATE sa1L b,s1o,
- Wi.m son ESQ President Of nc . Ar ne.s bO-n
al Trust Company, New Yorf, and noace here tss, ~
- tmmeSs,ey given the parties whose pfopos.n Gs
sce-pted r. Directors reservins 10 oenseies We khs
10 r,i-ci proposals coming from apparently ine'P0o'7
rressy Der cent Of the subscription VIII b payable On
v.pSv per cent Of The subscription VIII be payable on
ruenIy per cent Of The subscription VIII be payable 90
DE lu October. .-..- III, h...-.h,..-
fventy per cert OF NE saDsoP4"e wa 10 PsJsD'' w
he Isi Jsn1Ny, lol IN =. ..-..,. -
Twenty per cerf OF ne sooscnPuo1 wa Do PeysH7 u
bslstApnL lsl
,.r Of 70 per he close Of he subscription
Tbe Directors announce that The Bonded Debs Of Ne
Company shall increased beyond me amount author
hf ~ AS GEO. .. UPTON. Treasures
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GERMANY.
RatiHcation with Denmark.

The Cologne Gazette has telegraphic dispatch
dated Berlin, July 6, stating that the Protocol
which is added to the treaty of peace with Den
mark and which suspended the Convention OF the
Armistice, has been ratified by Prussia and by
Denmark The Prussisn troops are to leave the
Duchies on the 18th inst. Information has been
received that the Schles~ig Hostein troops will
Immediately occupy the cities and districts which
the Prussisn forces are preparing to evacuate.
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ENGLAND.
Honor TO sir Robert Peel.

The political news from England is unimportant'
In the House on Friday resolution was adopted
amid profound silence, for an address to Her Ma
jesty to give directions for the erection Of mOnu
rnent in Westminster Abbey to the memory Of the
deceased (sr Robert Peel. The address was or
dered to be carried up in the usual form. Mt
Goulburn then moved that the Speaker issue bis
writ for the Borough OF Tarnworth, in the room Of
the late Sir Robert Peel. Carried.
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GREECE.
Dissolution of Parliament.

Letters from Athens Of the sd ult. announce
that the Greek Parliament was to be dissolved in
few days and wrts issued for q new election
The Chamber had passed law Of restriction on
the Press in consequence Of scandalou, libel late
ly published at Athens agains. the King and
Queen.
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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Nothing New.

There is very little news from the south of
Europe We have nothing fresh from Portugal
respecting the American claims. The Queen Of
Spain keeps Madrid in most interesting state Of
anxiety, but her sccouchment 80 often mentioned
has not yet taken place.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July ..
The Hon. Daniel Webster entered on the duties
Of Secretary of State yesterday.
The Hon. Samuel Anderson Chief Clerk, has
been appointed by the President, as Secretary OF
War, ad interim.
Mr.. Crittenden accepts the Office of Attorney
General
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Late and Important from Havnna-Release
of the American Prisoners.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday July %
The United States steamer Vixen arrived at
Norfolk yesterday from Havana. The American
prisoners have been all given up AID placed on
hoard the U. g. ship Albany to be taken to Pensa.
cola. The Vixen left Norfolk immediasey io'
Washington.
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Additional from Havana.

HAVANA, sunday, jury Y
The United States sloop Germantown sailed
this day for Boston.
The Reporters and the Canadian Parliament
TORONTO Saturday, July 20.
Last night all the Reporters at the Legislative
Assembly withdrew in consequence OF one OF their
number being called to the Bar OF the House and
censured for requesting Member converting near
the Reporters Gallery not to interrupt him. The
whole Press has resolved to report no more In that
House.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

B- We are assured by proper authority that
the WILLIAMSBURG Band was not engaged FOR the
,uneral ceremonies of Monday and that tboy are
not to blame for any disappointment on shat occa-
SION ...f
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BY THB MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN IAH.
Fatal Aecidcnt-The Late Storm asa rt,ss-
From Observation-Disclosures tecks, De.
Corresporderce OF The Tribune.

Fatal Accident-The Late Storm aad rts>s
From Observation-Disclosures tecks, Se.
Correspondence OF Tbs Tribune
PHILsprLraii, Tuesday, Jays
On Friday last John Powell, aged 81 years. vas
drowned in the schuyIkiIl River near Manayunk
while endeavoring to secure -four barrel, which
was being carried away by the swollen stresm.
The late storm drove as far inland AZ Mausyunk,
on the schuylki River, quite number OF ses.fowl.
Among them were Mother Csry's chickens, willets
and tailor hens. Many Of the strangers wee caught
and others shot
Catherine Shields, aged years, was acciden-
tally drowned in the Delaware river at keusing-
ton yesterday.
The Bark Venezuela, Can't Wilson, arrived at
this port this morning from VeneZuela, with dates
from L sguayrs to the god. and from Puerto Caoeuo
TO the osth ultimo The news Is unnterestng.
The only item worth publishing 10, that Gen. Paex
would leave st. Thomas in few days direct Tor
the United States.
The CoTros market IL finn and holdsrs decline
operating until after the steamer Asias advees are mAaS
The msrhetfor BREApsruFFs is Hrmer The inspecuons
during the past three days have been unusually small soa
the stock much reduced. Sales OF 600 bos for sxoon
i9id5 1871 y Dbl for common ard select brands 2, for
fesh ground and est for sound old stock Small sses OF
RYE Flour s2 SIT y bb ard few hundred hoI OF Corr
GR.N~The receipts Of Grain continue quite mail. ow.
ing to bresk In the Delaware Canal and me high wafer
IN The streams small lot Of good Red Wheat solo
MI II y bu,h sale Of 900 bush Pennsylv.ns Aye Il
Csc Corn-The market 10 bare OF Yellow Corn and II
here would command advance on our ast ouotatons
Oats in demsnd sales Of buah prime fennsyi'sas
WWsxY-Bsrrels are held ct % cts sales In bids 81
sALEs or srocKs-Fi,st Bcd,d-Sl0o Camden and Am.
boy RR So 10, 81 IS Harrisburg kR, Rf fW hesanx
RI al 500 State Sc 1905 50 Penn Township b. ~
XIV b, iO3 ; g 0oo State Sc, est.
Second Boayd-lS Mtnehl RI, on 5000 Readisg XIX.
Mortgage Sc 7 81 geo do 49, s6ooo do 49, IL $50 CIV eS
10, l67t; Al, 500 Spring Garden Sc leo zRssds na ri
lso do 24 5000 Rdg RR &C. IS; LEGO Wilmington hh i'
r Commercial Bk. 6il
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TU,0K sixth BXHIBITlON o. tne

r.. chsht.ble Mechanic A,scci.uon, fof .ns sn
coursgemept snufscures snd me 1 ,be Civ OF Bos
he Opened Al Fsneui and Quincy nsD'' q" VIZ w
10. on Wednesday, Sept lSosi h.,y v.s,ed with
The Govsromsn Of tho A.sosaaon 1esx Tor Ss ES
hh,r yssneeaIlv invite and solicit me meensno - g.
efscsursrs artists sd inventors Of or 10 pro
exhibition and premium Al ~ VI
mote The Interests OF msrhind v a,r,om.s VIII be
Medals (of gold or siiver or honorsy .sS me
awarded The articles eInloe5 g. .t,,ssi inpsrrinlty
shsil be observsd In their distIboucn s.., N n. ~,
Articles fos Premiums snoalc % o.,,ey Hal on or be-
Rtstefed by tho Receiving SiefH' ~ $780,
FORE Saturday, Sept 7th ,s,~,, sf,on prsyious
- - s-nisnsher or Tor copies OF the circan eoa
aiming do precise and regulations 2, ne soos
Iii f.sse sSSress he Secretary Of ne Assoosuo1 wv
w M Eo-soa ~ ords. Of ms 0cyesamesS
~ W. ssvE FRED r. SIMPSON seey.
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llIiscelinueOus.

Walter Watts, late lessee Of the Olympic The.
,.er, has been sentenced to- ten years Transports
ton for robbing the Globe Insurance Company
rbe prisoners defalcatioDs are stated at ESQ
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SUMMER RETREATS
THE WEST POINT HOTEL.

THE WEST POINT HUI ~. ~.
prnrp a, ,snS.ring hi. scknOw gnenh 70 w -
esr. Of he Army friends Of he CsdsS, s $40 en- ~
lie In general for the vsry eers Ha,- /, row opsn
e. bo ~, been enlarged by the addition Of - =.
sleeping apartments and gr-sy SSs.npoionent R.
,,slm. tbs public thai the stesboats esvs
we. Point and now sop Il co1Heo' !, as 70
miles below, where omni6usse' travelling by rail-
r,v viii SOP al Cold Spring, where eoss arc
no 10 convey them across the nVer- vg.HcIs RIDER
les eusk2sw6uss
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i sTned he JoarneJmen Tai ors BIZ, ~ " ,rA H.
M,0rsih Thorn, X lngrahag, yon. .s psrtel r
sr,,h pesroot Co, John Pare. CO, yase Bar
4 Co Brsdy & Anderson, nsrky lgo -. 2 "A via
- eroohs Brothers. Mad Co. fuIxne p n.
Geo HYDE, Hewf couisin, Larper saH'As"'
Rogers -. - ,..r,rl,s our thanks In .
pubic manner 70 Ss fOIowins senee1sn .s. 81 10
erousfy proposed 70 eonsib1ts % oar - n.ve,tn r.
q Roeers. Daniel r, smisA, eSs ssvsralyi enc Re
feld SIC.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Ponsons, Day 81 Co.'S Report

LIVERPOOL, Saturday July IS.
Yesterday with fair attendance OF buyers AZ the Corn
Exchange, less activity prevailed thsn Tuesday In con-
sequence Of improvement In The weather, and though
WskAT mel fair sale 81 the advanced prices Of Tuesday
layers operated with caution.
BARREL FLOUR met betieF inquiry and boders were
9abed 10 establish advance OF Is upon Canadian and
partially Cd lsupon States
lsDI.S Coss Is firmly he'd, but 1t met little attention
yesterday, and The sales were OF retail chs ractsr
The markets 10 the interior hsve ali been more active this
week a advancing ices for WHEAT and Flour hui the
weather during the psst few days having of more
ssed character may induce less scdye operations the
part OF dealers fhe London CoRs mark Yesterday wa,
reported BY Telegraph very steady al MONDAYS prices
oul WIN ess business passing
CoTros-Ouf last Circular OF the 9Th inst len This arti. lie
en,m posnon, with IN upward tendency and the mar.
se' rn eood demand Al f1 rates. which continued 10
being iy conhrmsory Of The very uutavorhle condition
o tne growing crop Spectators and the sde came for
who ADO purchseo largely and have continued 10 40 80
aaiing me weef The market Gradually hardeoing until
se are eneDi7a 70 raise our quo'srors on last weeks
prices air Orleans beiag Qa'iec Btd ami Mddhny II
spinneu, having obtained material AdyRpce on thsi,
fooda with every prosper ola further ss havs been
bed TO give the advance the us.efs vnrhis fn
rurtnted by circumstances Oar stock 10 now unvsrds
MsoVttV bales less than e. the lne last yeaY with
consumption ard export goog on and toe prospects
f tne yec OF he nex crop falling short OF the nyss mi
The sales OF the veef $3.50 baes Yhoss ~ todsv
49, " winch 40e are Oh speculation ana for export;
81 mafast cosng very hrmly al the advance noted On
a.s LgyPuanf ana SurEs 2n advance Of Id o ID has
80 eeaonsned. fhe amounl Of the week OF al qna
snleh $3.50 are American specua,ors tsstng "a 200 ana
,ett Sew tnc ihe estimated slock IN Liverpool to-day
oaes against Ss7 $50 al The same dare last wear
&C. 'oe mpou INTO Liverpool this year $50 against
oets 10 The ssne time In 1919 Taken BY trade
non hs port IN weeks Of 1850 100 bsles agans. $751;
W ooflr2 The time Ia
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CLOCKS.

ry,BE CONNECTICUT CLOCK cohfAsr oax
errsf variety Of ssyes Of eocnh Rroesoy os -.
s.rssS 20 a. shs Dspes s. Joonsl ~ snd every eoek
Ssrysnlsd % perfDsn vel nybAuheasWsa'
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BosroS, Tuesday, July q
The Asia left Halifax on Monday at IL A. NJ
and arrived at her dock in Boston at quarter past
tP. III. today.
Capt. Jsdkins reports that the Asia arrived oil
Halifax at o'clock on Sunday night and was de-
aimed by fog-arriving in that port at o'clock on
Monday NOR ming
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nm the wreck on Fire Island.

DoWNING's FIRE IsLAND, I
Monday, PM July z, 1850 }
To The Edito, Of The Tribune;
None of the bodies Of those lost in the Ehzabah
came ashore yesterday. This morning the body OF
Henry Westeruelt, one of the seamen, was ioand
near the light house. and decently inferred.
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sHrppIrG INTELLreENoE.

AsySssd Grapsssnd liza, lndep sudenco Nsv Yoyks
xllsn 20. csonsisdI an, wabash HsvaDs Pat beck TO
Ssds yane ah osPrsy for New forA and ssDed Asaia
China New York for California Destroyed BY srs a.
- previous 70 18th May; eres arrived bahs Ia thsi
bos Psssod Elxinofe June - Audscia stockholn Tor
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Special Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Tnaa1av

Special Telegyaph 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday July ..
MIR. WEBSTER entered upon the duties OF the
Secre,aryshp Of State to-day.
Mr. PEARcE of Nd has not yet accepted or de-
clined the Home Department He asks time to de-
cide
Mr.. CRITTEsDES telegraphs that he has written
by mail in reply to the tender Of place in the Cab
met He has, doubtless, accepted.
Mr.. BATES has not been heard from. He is
absent at the North.
Mr. ANDERSON, Chief Clerk, is Acting Secretary
Of War and not General ScorT as reported.
1t is understood that in case Mr.. PEARcE de-
clnes the vacancy it will be filed from Tennessee
probably by Mr. JONES or Mr.. GENTRY.
Mr.. CLAYsspeech was mainly philippe against
the dsunonists, and has created considerable SEN
sation. The friends of the Compromise are more
hopeful 1t is not probable that vote will be
taken TO- day.
Mr.. HALE is agitating for postponemens.
Mr.. HoUsToS will make speech on New-Mez-
leo. The proceedings of today will be very in
teresting.
The Cnbinet-sennte, &c.
BY Special Dispateh 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday July 3.
Mr.. Bradburys amendment is the result Of
Caucus. The bribery scheme it is understood is
abandoned
Mr.. Pearce having declined place in the Cabi-
net, either Mr. Gentry or Mr.. Jones, or perhaps Mr.
Conrad will succeed: most likely Mr. Gentry.
Mr.. Hall is installed in bis post There W"
Cabinet meeting today to talk over matters
Nothing Of Importance was done.
Mr.. Bates is on the road Mr.. Ewing succeeds
Corwin in the Senate.
Mr.. Mudd hes been confirmed as Commissioner
of Buildings.
American Claims Recognized by Portugal,
Special Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July q, 1881.
Dispatches have been received from Hon. JAMES
B. CLAY stating thstour claims upon Portugal will
be paid, including the Armstrong claim.
Mr.. EWING has been appointed Senator in place
Of Mr.. CoRwIN.
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The ERIE RAILRoAD.-All the bridges on this
road which were damaged by the late rains, have
been repaired, and the trains are now again run
ming regularly.
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REMOVALS.

Jbss moved his consulting Offices liz Grand o. one
door west OF Broadway where he attends to Office consul
tstiops aud operative surgery exclusively once hours
from 10 to 5 snd TO evenings
The publishing office OF the 5calpels al Astor'House
ExOl I'm,
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Adjournment of Congress.

Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July q, 1850.
understand it has been nearly decided by the
members Of the House to pass the Appropriation
Bill, and then take a recess until November.
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TTNE RAuILLE Francois habsnt Io' -, ;.r1In
une tres iolie ct grsnde maison au rnleu uu - ~
sv,nt Ia iouistance dun beau pare, pres Gu ensn G
81 de, ON nbus desirerait avoir que ques
bus de Yokvile. -
DOARD WANTRD-In oriys'e family, WIN ,pt s1u
Dmibuies wax OF the City Hall, wess soe 49,
nav neishborbood OF FIaLkin-sL Aoofe'' Isl Ire
Tribune Office. -
XXTANTBD-A German gentle nan rs -. ,,.., would
w family vheie Instructions on the piano OF go ,tv
he t,Len 81 payment Also lessons 10 Gsrfnan % o,s
an n desred ADDRESS V X. Tribune once. 49,
DOONIs WANTED by genilensn ni. VIC ss at ode
* eb,idren IN a respectable private family on lne
- erosdwsv in The viciuity Of Ninh-st Two @
bedrooms and parlor or the use OF psror' 80 49, a
Recommendation. References exchanged tv2i p.
Al This Office with real name -
p -, Ro1,S,n0 Ad,e-t.s..>at, I'D Page
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|. TIE MONNOT HOUSE, IGN

~< THE MONNOT HOUSE HlS SETTs'IS sfs ,rG 81,
sS s- s5s he pubic hat the 5S q saS S1ns
be viii open The sbOys HOi so = rSs ao.s hu. 80
resort Of the New.foIk n Oe. vfIlsge Of Fsirheld
counecde1. upon LonsIssDd soaIs sor D ss.b.isins
suoas TO an sxceeo and SAFE oes .ssbr.ied for ne
BEAUTY Of its scenery ana facilities for ro'nso"'
drives 49,, .,onpinR N Fairfield
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Robert Pate, for an assault upon the Queen has
been convicted and sentenced to sevenyears trans.
portstion.
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