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G30AAl.l --lAu !

! "a rtHVr. c5rh cre. $4,000. a.a
GOO LpTN, to tc tsri,o,d oupny
500 .$0tscs5hcS.
| 10 sup Is the demand rrr lots -rS Gim.
! I, have l,id out another tract, adjoining the
, long lAaud railroad anI the l,nJ al,.rd,
| srld ~ ll'futpUylltr, tat" If ihn same s,sr,
aud Gi-,osrd ut aud divided sm"ny Tie tnt.
c,is.c,s ~ lic same mnunrf ~ Those tcc"ni
J ~ sold there, With ~ Farms instead oi 2.
I | hlvr hrcu ,nduccd to d. ths from, the
great number -, persons ~I.a,ue 10 pnt chase
| these lots and iTin7, ~ the iiipi.,, "u,cH,X ~
, ihnt part OF tho is.G1u atc roneianti, turTras
uis, Apd large "uu.' ,fs OF PERSONS baNr n.w
! Acuoii. ,-tc>ird 10 iInsc lands ini. 81
du,nli tract II. IN EVERY respect cq,nl 10 liz
other, AID ~ tn rug thy az nov tctnlrt.
, h,n Il, viii Al ''suld ~ few weeks, \
. bout t'hi saafc, are INV snhscriscd,
Each subscriber - rnliiiRd 90 eight lots, |
sneniy.!i,e hr TO i.'l. lying together, or -
iirni 81 from l IL d acres n shtus nj !
hunted at twenty .iise doIisis-~ payable, 5 5
Wi,ca sh.,ssiibeo lon, 80 %. A,'urr III, dan
81! di-t1huis"r,, mud iue balance ~ n.hutiIiy
lnsialachts o' =
p The lot> agr situate III the N,li'C" If l,ko
land, on the Long island railroad. county oii
:,ut,'ilk, aud l. niilra tom The cit, g. Ncw !
YORK, ~b-ra handsome bnll,urs are erected
and ,hr rAilrptd company contemplate mas
,Gc a large drpo, for the i"rtn'nai,dh ci tho
earl, aud late ttains ls'ts,cu that place and
i,,ouhlyn !, - one ~ the hcalItcs, f. aces
j ~ the inited States aud wuhin one u,ilc al
,,i;ouhunkomn Lake, n beautiful .hvri "r Wa
4 Nrr, about three n''ci ~ circumference, al
sngJ.n Transparency, aud 81 geo. .'f'h
,,,h an alu,3aicT ~ n'... Vac Nh'"pc Il,
hui miles t,s,i,n, from ,i, great south Hav
k!t trl L.. tla n
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oAG TTAxL HorrMDA

y . WI 10 Nd mn
u1ns [ tutiuriN, tLoIUt>G,
For An,am' AntN inter wear, ia ,arc,y to IA
& cry tsrt..
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= 40 o. rilHLt.Y.u ana Srtiyr men.
WI cr-h ra}.ta' % ~ "r iifiy d"ilii,
10 onr'Sg ~ plsa,aSt aud pTpDtati~ t",t
nr-. F)r PIirr lfs, add'es "GhH, At
a.. piHc"
Ra,'rnd trsa-' ~
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POST r.cC STAMPS

CaALI,s Boar, L. 81 Ru'isnd, - ~"
sa,.,.a.l a,tb i'ost O.iis~ si1 nps 20 Tie pre-
"a 20 IA Of ic,irr-, Of ;h, mammalian 81
cont, . can't , sei ,ael's crnis ''''i ." !nf'
.t,a,,c,. % o. 'f4el.yns d IN eta" D'gs5in"E'
.,. I. fcs y - fa'a'sh De?4'y I Masses and
H'iess
IN '~,i
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II 4 I " Il IyG
BROWN . EVErocE.

" a's.a fcsF.rt itsli, ,sBotm th,r,tssr,
hst'and snd t,s,u.i, iLai ,ar, hes,
i@htn b si'np oi, aistr ret Gttcstls g. f.ssft
1fp.;t Cbefca vi,ctr they ,eIr,d ie ,stl.
"e 'he hpsntss 4 'sit.ssr y syn fs'riir
ALAG 1trpse Painting SOC siabnz ~l, H..
t'aisF., el',r2es. asrd 'trp1 oAi !.rt -.
.- r' zee 800 i4,ssc,s t,ti c"a'jdcr' tts' ",
'fn c'tr - see .AttAt'n u SAD 81. vr l4,tt 10.
g. b. " H',l - ....tieherd spikn,an tai,. '.
i."n,r "'''-' - ran, can rtv~ ,at's- 'at'
.'lsci.'" w. ei Wip ch",,sr ie fite us thew
fo'f"ra@' ~ VI
!lr.= y R~rwN .
itiNE, NttrD,s
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NOTICE.

{; hereby given, tbs, application wiil BE-
l n,d,. 10 thp d..N -c-s'hn - ih- General As
,cinbl, 81 ;h,s state, f,r c'Iaft'r inc bank
.co,,nt, ~ he located nj son. point 40
orn,'aud, ~ the County of Rull'nG
W y .irLtb,
j.. 81. T.. BILLS,
80 ~ Ian Don.
(. j.. iIAHi,I N'.IOt
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LAUGH AND GROW FAT

Fan for the .hil.o" =
The Arnoiteaa Jo- M,'lcr,
Hlrsniass tro;a the Portfolio -: t''s "'o "'E
at r.A..,a
r., N,.Jrt A his three Nhd~n Ann'-
Jus, received hy
III, s.'a.Nt Ek.
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Fishing Tackle.

E,ISNlAC RODS, GfaAs, i..aru and S.!z
IL L,NES, Trout i'r.. i.iHsiies Trout
an; p,ekric! liooAs. u hew s"ap!, lnsi -
r,ryc. Is SfESCLk.
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s,irccssian Dill.

N 4 b., : iw months s.uce lbs 'n'a'H7-
! attic article vas EFst introduced i''." pm
Ice. but IN those icw months 1t mas gam"
', agi.lion Nhioh 40 other article can ever
atta,n. iIvcIy body Gees IT. 'V,'hh""s -
pleased with "a, and Why S'mpN -" -
sunnt Of the peculiar properties Nh'c" Il P'-
,r.ses Ins,rgd az causing The baF to be
come ar, aud si,h II in''g" ates lhe f"hs
-lesarp, tie scalp, md promotes IT'S h"a,'hY
growth Many articles are prepared i'' '.''
har b, IGNORANT pfytrndrFs Wh'eh are "h,'
~ valnsics IN! Banv which al" l'''"'''t
Inur,nu.. One trili oi 'hc Circa-s'h 'ii'
s,uy,nce. the purchaser OF ~ lnuunsc |al-
ar and Irduc.. liin 60 use ndih'ng cNe ~
In order To- introduce the 4rt'clr 10 ev"fy one
II ,.sfId al the irn pr'ce Of 'cS"isj'r 5'"''
urr ,otih. Merchants aud o.hefs WI d.
.nppl,eS h, the Nhciesa'e Agent ~ MANU-
isctufcr. L0g,G PT'rr. .,
u l. SPENCER,
!,6alt,a,t .Is.ai, EsiiaHd, u
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FIRE SK TEAS

= 'nr -, Hall chrs's, Qhlrter On So, gtM
C,liy Hpxcs al tl.ps- spieudld r.,,.ap t'a., al
"a rurreiy uew ,s,, and OF ln's, driigiGful
G4yor. Jua, received ron iAe ,rlrsl,sl I'm
pie, b. {. Buzz 4 oyn.
Hn.iapd. s,rt Il, i-il.
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lost

ON "ttrrsis} tnihin,t .on rxcur. .on ,t,,
80 ~, State fs,f, waiic; ,r,,.u,n,, a
sHrii suu ~ ,a,het ard sva 81, 81 l.se ~
at ,aiu, only ia tbc anDr Wh,ryrr nav
hud q Ni.i rs'utn ihr same 80 ne .uh.c,,ti.
s'.ali see sAi,st., ppsdy r "as'i.d
ENt'H r..lCt
tcu", Rniloni Sept u, ie1i g.
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ORIGINATED pI-TERs.


/.gEFN = ps.s~tsirA b.Jtsrs r., pF.rcr.
u 4 lt, u,~aIf ne .trvif a, sthFrs 3.
.,,.Ls.ss,. ue5 a., a. "a bvlHbasg4' ,.ars sfai 2
a "a, l.J q al ~ IA si-s - ~ 4 Ali s!gz
b.. +-.,- ssa 81 "a "a 49, - -
e.t I,r-.
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ny HY

an great many mh, atc Indebted 10 nc
W il.. CASH &, waited ! an iuily dc.
irrnuhrd.lo 7's my d,ht+ aud an rs much
differentiated IA q others shIil nav me-. Par>
ucullr ati"n.iun TO- tbs ca.. Ia, iha>r ,nt"r.
vst'd, will save the disdgrrpibln necessity ui
aidin, second mott 'Gry,tjuE
\. DYER,
Rnldnd March -. icJI. II
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INsuR ANCE NOTICE

gHyIiE mrniL,r. oc tho VERMONT MUr
Al. iiHE INST RANCE COMPANY pfc
l.r,u, usliA.j mat Size following or-c, h"uis
have hrcn iuruc iy th" Direct oo a. npi"'
- lu-r. III. .iIs-. fn--.1t.Lg [. WI
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NOVA SCOTIA GRINDSTDNES
IUE.FN ID TN IJT M,
Water Stones Of all sizes.

Water Stones OF all sizcs.
PiCTDU GetL. COAI.sE AND fihE,
delivered Al boslon OF nc'stb ''n. prr's. -
.hs hg ID Il Mca ~
III stat -. Bottom.
~,sb- Ward en- Gr-sg " har. u"s1 tAe Fitch
hIr, b,p,l. C,u,'.,H %, street Bo.tua.
hp.,pu, N-y. 1854 Z1Sn
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NOTICE

II hr,ets sisap ,,aI have ,iis day CIV
80 ''H sn1t thf' 'irl and Harvey Culver.
ibHir n.ir dur ~ uie remainder o'tir,f mi
nuiltv, aud shatl risiii lttur ut ihuit earn.
'ng. uor pay any d"t,t~ of,a~l. contrsetiCs,
al,rt ths date. LEV GtErl CULVER
Wal',Hshtd, Autusl pG,h l~aI -
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- Strrnccr. are reminded tia' our PRE-
urr mlrke in PLAN Il Slres n;pu each Ga.
mt i. and tina, We strictly adhere {, tie On
Pl, t'Ioii system. 90 th,t the least cxprrsnc
ed hiN" the zone rh1uct with the shtcwUes
pa G. 'sotr IN r"':nri to rrj"cs.
Ldyc 81 IS anil .SMaH Pfofts.
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CORN STARCH
Ior tuiinary Purposes.

Tor tIiMaty |4IVosls.
II.h'f approved by ihos" who have u-cd II
10. GinE'ng Pnddings, Rch Baac
II -, Pies, Cus,grds, Hc Blanc Nausc
m1tt from lh starch u lar superior t. ihL
"a ,dr lrp, i.nrlass, Moss, S'c. aud lnu Il
cheaper Full directions for use on the pach-
htn For sale ~ Bunr \ SIS.
Au"a,t Is, ls5i
....., 80 s.I.s.ss ~ = u ~Nis' rr
Is Dciug rcr,lN al abi N>i,atscd dairy from
the ntw Ware Room 81 laadu", Graves & Co.
Rutland, march, 1871.
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FOX SAi.lt

QUANTITY .. g hu4hey u,fsrFs
y I....a-, ..s 700, s.ta "a. ~. =. ~ g
nod. % t.mi-ar - o. h. h''"HiNH
taAL 10 !,Jl.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
-onrptcy1 A. GRAHAM

xs,,f ,s,, rresissa i,es, Ne" ,",s 49, s,,.'
~ sruss. Br4s' cAP.sss fs''si sac go
- l.a,, faasai Pasted ilasa H%'". >
pa .t..s. ps... Il Sttcr EsH'' i"-'
- So ',t,~s,s,. Noss ss4 CARED li-3f t"Ss,
w.. -, .i,,,.ss az rsr.. by Ne'' u"
-. &c. H. TIE aAass so"es -. %
sas,uss ,tas eau te h.'ssst sss ~ 't'%r
~. EsiiHa,' sal, - ,ga
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GEyTGEIElI Y0UIys & CHI
DRCN :, GARlIEwT-c

pc any style oar assortment Of tJoths CAssI-
'norrs Hur skins, NcsiinsS, 80, Is s,,, that We
can iensr The must particular, an. wiz war
rant "A r. f,rt IT.
GEN EMEN's FURNISHING GOD ;
Of every variety.
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ESTnAY

lam, n,o the -neinsGfs Of the 'nosc mia
al.ovi ,i.s i,l uf July, red 'eari"'g hr'irf'
whAs bs,l, And las! ana ei'-'t 'r'' p" ''''
r...i.p. HE oaacf 'frgHesie' - f'''' i''F'
$3.50 ,LA,y.. I'D tau. u awot
''' F'' FRANKLIN ENEDlll
i.,u,.r,nl. ia.y Isl 'rhl -
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'ENNE ,.bsrr,bst offers I,r sale tro Dwell.
eng iioases 0B the ris'n street - itI'
land ttll,'~, ibsiad,hg the hpnf~ np~ elru.
pied bv ii,aisrii, 'epelhrr w';h The vhnbs o..
sny ;,nftsoa Of the iursiisr". Aiss sisp 60
T,insy Charch, aud Ois "a the Bsrti'
CAHfr6
Doe isar'h llre cons,d"fs,T"a money W.
- Requires 81 sdrsnre, nna iot abe 'ssid'''
a cleA.i ~,Il he rlgra n yss on. - tcn years
20 may b. o., fea by No p.''hssef
SrlpNOS FODT
Rati.a nss 80 i,a
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"a itRVr. r5gh ciee $4,000. G.a
GOO LpT.N, to tc t,stritao,d oupny
500 .SajSc.7tr,,.
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sALuox, GOLDFISH AID TKirE'

D.aa.- E-aa,- "a ~fst1s, Soe- ssl-1si"'
p4l.l. a.. ! lamar. st,s; =. -fr. n '.t
~ r i;utf /. S.A
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rwyGLIsar Vast POWDER.

Dt.b ESSk. Maze - abs psfyts l9d ftF
0, plrssssr,.cs,r at Bsc4s Boz sri"'s
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y 'l'. J. B.. tso.'.. r.,se g. t-- "a, ..t.s. .f,A.
vt ma a th.4~fN 4tFNai. t.t 90 -
s-.'itf-' .i = 90 fkb tLNT ia, ie.. .,.A. &,
' '''a-,a = .'', '4Fi@a - iH. t4t - g.,
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II @ { l..
FONTRtIT .INU LINU.SCipE
pRlMTGn.
WEST RI GLAND Vt.
CHOICE HN3hS,
II q L l.,

II. l.. aptNCLR.
DsGEY COR\NN.L> Poems; Charlie
ID >prlcu. wr.tltg-, Lon. iciluv t'1ls"-
li"c. Hawthorn. H"u,r "t- seven ''.''S' Low
,T. larm.; i.sNril', tt-.ou Ot >tr i.ituIal
U,Utharur', 1ni..-.uA I4if.- baAtU"FH.
.c4rlrtl.,tt~r, tra-.c ow's IA :ia-h; i."gt-
f.una'. uylcr,.ri r,nnr,.,r', t. N"w'r.2m
winnie. E>.tys AVID He'ir"s /" 'i"'
9. inplete i'",t,rd NORA, y -r~sis Poems
Mntnsrwcit. rurr,; U,4a-~.la Nor@s
Unl,nr,' pu.n,. ~Iiuliu,'s = s.ia:..
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LYoUR cUSfou Dgr.,Rr,yFv1

We hiNe the Ia IT. ac9'Nt liSNrl 'rrrrHs aud
tai,htul aul cXlriti'r 1S.,.tn ,t.rrr-..--, n,h.
ling ~ to t.rai,l e. yrj,t. 81. .i.,.,..t to-
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nelds diverted them from their purpose and after taking
"a drink all round free. they concentrated upon tn.
Jenny Lind Coffee House OF ST. Charles aud Per
dido 1t Quilted in few minutes and the street
strewn with The wreck.
About this time Is PM an immense crowd had ga
th.Eed in afs yette Square It addressed by judge
Walker and Col Field OF the Louisiana regiment. Col
Christie called for. but did not speak Judge Walker
very sensiy advised the crowd to bottle their wrath for
in Cuba the article would very well bear expora
ton. Strong resolutions. denunciatory Of the Spanish
authorities. passed 10 a hurrah Concha Captain
Gene raj Of Cuba then hung In efigy and burnt
amid the shouts OF the crowd.
cry raised for White Hail." sodee house OPP
posite the st Loais Hotel and about thousand
poured down That direction On their way number of
Sps nisn shops in Exchaage Alley broken into and
Quilted Az ths moment cannot say positively but
suppose White Halt, large and costly establishment,
was clearly Quilted.
Throuahout the day and night the Spanish
population in the utmost trepiiation. Their
shopes were generally closed The excited mass Of
"gntterS seem TO have entire control OF the whole
city. No watchmsn military were visible. aud
the authorities we're poweress would not act. The
city was 1iyen up to OF frepzied every
ment growing more and more excited and know not
what record have to add to this The streets
late hoar were throneed with shouting hurryng
70 ana no, and projecting we know not what Among
them there were not so far and officers of the
highest fepk among the GRibuseroS could see, any
Of these emcrants" A. different points Recorder
Genois, Col Christie and Attorney Rey nods the
ouy who sought to arrest the progress
which for the credit OF city notwithstanding the
strong and bitter provocatson OF them cannot but
d. Ieyr
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TEE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM TIE REyoLUrIoIsTs.
Ramered Capture ami Execution Of Two
Kindred and Fifty OF the Patriots.
7 II T \ Wv OR L Z A n RIOT,
&C., &C.. &c.


We ms .noroDg give WHAT nteIngence we nave re-
80 VI eprhis "a ~ saans 20 .n
sopous "pen we q. our evra yvs'ei
y 80 a.. - ,ue t ye"s x. .a,.o., sc :,
On 'ie saosec. .h' rse'y sc.ap Vi ~
- eexetiy causht up anu stu'eo Inc eAereuent Lu
~; 80 iis ' " n,; mo 49, ~, h,Jras
.s.noe IT,. was uihoIsiisiJ ~ d -,
g. .unosS were eir ,hn rmr. 800 Thos
yere bas,1 rssS ot 70 the tet ~ 20 be eontrascteJ
and ano.htr set was renewed to keep up the agitation
The streets were thronred all day with eager aues ,ner
and some very dsordcry acts we regret to say were
committed in the afternoon, which noticed in an
Other column In the critical period OF the Mexi.
We have rarely people universally
moved.
The news "a before readers all at least to which
could get access, not based upon mere rumor But
we must I'D for ths better understanding by our read
ers OF both sides Of the that we have hesrd that
there are in town accounts from Havana also Of late
date which give unsvorabe reports of the progress
and conduct Of Gen LOPEZ than any we have pubishe l.
20 the e,ct that he has met with heavy losses OF two
tnirus OF as conihsnd that TWO hun1reu ana seVsny
I'VE nave oeth ,aSrn ana Shot n unere, parIes qua,
tue nao oroAen up mo sni1i
sa ma lope1 was seeans sne w. . 80 s
hunGed men some letters nave oeen spoken OF rom
the Wo1n. siot a. nsvaIa, "a.'. e So
sne Aps t ~, W. . nav ;.a w Sa1, M
a e =. sNe .tna,. 80 ,hau "a n,rt of than, ara
.rD., sstyt,a y, a. - ill., Snr ox.wni.
- mviy ,npIooo.r' =. - - So n,a th
o't MI, az 80 Ifsyona as tb Srt wsre Rut in onr
GUY osns sea 70 nSo,ms,on we "a no means Of con-
p. .S Ia -. sa -. co. ~ an 90 ,nf,nnaaj
is,, 60 s;na ,r .art.,nty no NO, over IN
Who'll Affair." The more so leaving ont these conctins
wnoe snaiI ,ne noIe So iea',ls ous , . ~ ,i
80 80, " , ,o ~. 90, -. mh;h a. - IS tha
man sin. % Success upo ~, i n, os .b
Cpei nnr',ia.ion W. hv. idset accnnnts that
S,;s ~ yo $780, ~ w 800 y, 70 ;o;n Mn and th.t
, =, ~ , "a &c ;; s NJ ~, n,;i :.
S. y. -, 90 ~ vi IL ~ ' i,ba So "
hs,i ~ e. go 80, n;ra,,n,s.o,nss that their M
;,;., - -. 50 ~ - yroanaats -. - ~ r.
mr. 49, a.. Iii ,aea I'm fa ,atnhsd frr viii, ;rtsnsa
ne ~ ~. :. NV NJ; ~ IN o sI ~ ~. ;n,;
"AA''' ''' ~n 1n '.ese
lEOrreSpOnuence
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yh, txlo. A, Ney, Orleans,

fTr N ths Ncv Orleans Crescent Angus; %
Yesterday New Orssn, alive With excitement an
movement The streets we're tbrcngcd With people. aul
afFry ana vol' NJ crowds paradci through the city
brrasiug toto the sgar and iiqucr shops Kept By
sgerafls vutrg them % their c0utrnts AMI detroyns
every thre hey could Jay hands upon. II our leses
ird giYen way an1 the currpn; q the Mississippi per
on and sgtstitn could not have been lcss. We will
billy total the inciisnts - thy occurred
M melancholy e the fate 81 Critendcn Ken.
Brandt and a. IN c0mpanoLs cast early Ia the morn
ing. n dep fia3e a doom over the con nunity The
teycrs hundred fhiusss nov in TIE city Immediately
put On cIafc Tpto n AN no sign Il disorder
msEette1 About that time an Extra Of vcry
,f nsive ard irpscsr character issue BY T. Ja'
,mcc--ihe cfhce 81 the spaui.h crsan In his city
u Irritable outFgr upon The feelings q toe f nis
aud relative numercus this city ofthe rallsnt dead
and u was ~ tncc generally known that TIE nic OF
Zee would b attacked aud ggttei about ihls TIME
spsniars tt further famed the sprcading iane 81 ex
cit,msnt " public remarks some ~ most brutal and
ell q mot cf.usiys character The spanish Consul
slso boosted L Sag They had gTesamed TOO much upon
the peri, ct IN punity a the rsst
About or 81. crowd entered the oface Of n Ca,'r
and 10 few minute. wasa total wrs.S The etit,t
narrowly sfcnpti with his he through the inefeesson
Of Meyer Crocsmsn
Ihnce The crowd preceded to N. cornenpf Gravisr
and ST. Charlie; where very odious spanisrd koma-
gcss. tended the Corinna cigar shop Some demon
ttrations were ma le but the Doors closed ~heu
after THE EXPIRATION 81 an hour komagosa appeared
one OF The doors with drawn knife IN bis had, and
expressed desire 90 shenihe IN four Eve cursed
Yenhets. ruth was made. when Romagcsa made his
escape into the store, closing the door after him h
woundirg three persons severely The ruins
Of tie 81 Charles furnhsa the materials with Witch
the doors were spseiil! battered In, every widow
broken, the shop Quilted and costly stock OF cigars
scattered in The streets Romssosa made his escape b
back door I'd street under shover OF missiles MS
face stree sons With blood and him:,i h.ty pursue
Tie crowd proceeded 60 the Office OF the spsnen Con.
sui wto rot at home 70 see company They Quilted
hs cfnce ani tore down bis sign,
fhence he torrent Of the people poured dom poyirss
10 attack the u. r Exchange. hOpy temsrk from
ise b,fh.sPes sai speech tron pt'rei Attorney Rsy
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Conduct OF Crittenden and Kerr.


Correspondence Of the New Orleans Crescent
They died brsyely, those gallant aud
uDftri uDate yOupg men. when the moment OF xecu-
ton came. many, Colonel Crittenden, aud Capt. Victor
Kerr them refused 10 kneel with their backs to
th In execuiioners mo said the ohiv4lrous Critts
den An American kneels only to his God and always
fsces his many" They stood up faced their exscu-
tiopers shot down and their brains then Knocked
cut by tlgbltd mLSkets.
Other prize neIs have been made and executed near
fed. in the vicinity Of Bahia Honds-hfeen board
the steamtr riEarroa good deal of cold blood shed
which will probably give not acceptable return to those
who have proved their ahvalry In vain but who can
unlinchiDgy look the dead man in the face-but not
believe. without the sense of shame. The number We
shall know. IL the govern mont choose 10 publish.
The creCles here cowarts-they have fed far tom
their promises At the East II il said they maintair
themselves heroes and Lopez Is not yet defeated tn
Gully hope is that in divided counsels want of food
he may fall spanish chvary has been beaten back Ia
every action Attempted with great loss by handful
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BALTIMORE, August 81, ls5l.
II appears from letters published in the New Orleans
Picoyne Of the 23d instant that Col Crittenden and
one hundred and fourteen left at Bahia Honda
by Cen. Lopez, in charge Of the baggage, while Lopez
himself advanced TO Los Pasas
On the next day seven hundred Spaniards landed
from the steamer Pizarro aud cut OF crittenden
from hi. comps MONS.
Col Crttenden made attemp. TO rcoin his com.
rades but was repulsed.
The Spspisrds afterwards made charge, AMI COM
pletely routed Col CriitcnIens little party who spent
two days and nights in the ehappares without any
terence.
Fifty Of them Afterwards made their way to the sea-
shore, where they fourd boats in which they en-
baIkei
They spent night on the ocean and the next dag
were taken prisoners by the HabaneIo detailed
previous reports
Thereare still sixty four Of this party issng Fort
of them are known to have been shot in small fam
house ard spanish lieutenant reports that the lih
he came upon twenty of them guarding equal numbe-
Of ther wounded omrades, all Of whom mastered
1t vas reported, also Spanish authority, that tn
remaining twenty four afterwards slaughtered
The New Orleans papers also published letters from
Brand James, and Kerr. They very brief, bein
merely .ist OF adieus to friends.
The papers further state that the late outrayes in New
Orleans committed by the lowest cas- Of the popu
lstion and that of the fh5us,os engaged in
them.
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Marine Amin.

NV DeSr ros rHx USIoS Fsrsv CcSr,Vv neg
ferry boat called ths Govsnus hss recently bess
Iicsd for this company She Ia very substantial boat.
ard : htted up in handsome style, and makes sss
az hion to the already beautiful aeet OF ferry boss be-
kBging 10 the company. She brought out, fcr tho
trst time en- Thursday last which occasion she mste
tial trip down the hay and up the North ryey havfnI
beard the President of the Company and stockhoa
err, and handsomely decorated with besutlfnl hags "
Friday and saturday the employ es cf the company vs
their fsmilss entertained in asnilar manner -
board Of her Everything done by the Press lent anA
Directors make the excursions az agreeable ~ possse
10 thsir for the time being and the affair ON zach
day passed tn very pleasantly. We underHant toe
company trtst al thosc in their employ sccompsnec y
ts,e f.4pilss 10 an annual cecbson of ssn'lsr ktsS
Ths uorenus We believe. "a intentej COT The tItSo
Grry rhers she vl b s,s.osei
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,Asr orr rtoIuINc Ayp rURNIruRg WANTED
nDfA nUDDER GOODS.

V'O INA FUBLc.-INpIA RUBBER snoEs.aou
sttrsuau tsl been call 20 advertsemsnt ~ H2r,oe
RI Dsr pseiisaei In the New Yo.h Herslt Of lth July
1911 aaftas Courtr sad Enquirer % date. In which,
aIfef rnu1rtei abuse Of Attorney, VIM Judson
rsa ~ sssfi that vs dsre not charge hin with pratng
Gs6tYears afne, uader our and that he does
ass Cooiyesrs Patents n the anufaoture Of Shoes
We haze puI,haasd eur LICENSES M ,he manufacture Of In
WUbssr shles sader Goodyears Patcnts and paid
nsasy sad are aaiy paying tarn for the same; sny
sht have done THE tame II disposed 10 40
sthssthan rirsts uron 0eodyears Pateuts We think II
mere iuts a. rurchase rgh. - valid patent than
30 nfrnE. nr Day. having been prosceuted. acknow.
sassd rieht rate settlement, aud agreed In
fut,r. nst 4 trrnrs HE Patents lie IL attempting
ealy " srsge sai Patents bat 70 nivre ourselves
Ger large consternton purchased our licenses
.ni no~ uadsr them snd charge M Day directly
All that oEcr signatures, with piratng upon
Pstsa IN The nufscture Of the shoes which
Ne oGsrns 70 the public and ne give notice that h.
al csnasrnf4 vith him IN purchasing Of vend
fas sbsss nats IL violation Of said Patent Ksh. VIII
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MATVAHD RUBpER CO.
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