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Of his property, and prays that it be restored
tohim, and also claims 81 900 damages. Gaidzio-
rowesky pleaded general denial, aud alleged
that he was in legal possession Of the church, and
prayed that he might be maintained in it. Suisse
quently the Bishop obtained writo sequsstrstion,
and the premises in dispute have been for days
in the possession of the sherf's Office On the 18th
instant, the counsel for Guidziorowesky moved the
court to set aside the writ Of and bond
the property In Guidxiorowesky' name. This mo-
tion came up for hearing yesterday. and after
some testimony was taken, It was continued until
tomorrow. A. Robert testified that Mr.. Gudzio-
rowesky stated to him that he would give up all
claims to the church, and signed paper to that
effect. Guidxorowesky fled in answer a statement
in which he admits that he signed the paper, but
said he did SO under duress It seems that the con-
gregation of Trinity Church are divided upon the
subject. A number of them have frequently shown
their adherence to Mr.. Guidziorowesky, while a
paper has been fled in court, which is signed by
about sixty of the congregation who declare in fa
vor of the Bishop, and denounce Mr.. Guidzorowe-
sky for holding illegal possession. Mr.. Guidzioro-
weekly has practised medicine with some success
among his flock, audit is said that the cause of his
discharge from the pastoral charge of Trinity
church was some circumstances Of which the Bishop
was informed, where Guidziorowesky took money
for his proscriptions.-N. o. Picaynne, J1ne29.
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TuE Roman CATHOLIC CHURCH TRerBrEs IN
NEW ORLEANS The difficulty between Archbishop
Blanc and the Rev. Mr.. Guidziorowesky came be.
fore the Third District Court yesterday. The
bishop fled petition in which ho alleged that he
is the legal owner Of Trinity Church and the lot
upon winch il is built, on the corner of -. Ferdi-
nand and Grand Iommcs streets, Third munich
Ialty, and that the church, since its construction,
las been placed by him under the supcrintendence
Of the Rev Mr.. Mosqueet; but that gentleman
having recently left this city for France the church
was temper arily put under the care of Mr. GuidLo.
iowesky, who has been performing divine service
in il since May last. On the dth inst. the Bishop
sent n written notice to Mr.. Guidziorowesky, in
forming him that he had appointed MIR. Yeer TO
the pastoral charge OF the church, and that gentle
nan wcn, on the 10Th inst, with n written author-
ration from the bishop, take possession of t, but
could rot obtain il from GuidziOrowesky, who, as
the Bishop alleges in his petition, was aided aud
counienabced in resistance to his authority by a
number Of his friends. On tho 18th inst, the
biihop noain sent n person to obtain possession of
the church; but Guidzoro resky again refused to
give il up. The bahop Therefore AYERS in his pc
iton that Guidziorowesky holds illegal possession
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jeremiah Kimbsll killed by the premature dis
charge of cannon, at Hanover N H. the 4th int
and an Irishman, named John Cornty, was mortaly
aided Both Of Kmballs arms were blown of. and
his head dreadfuly lacerated. ~
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- AYMOND " HERR DRIESBACHS MENAGERIE.-
~ This celebrated Menageethe largest con-
Quoted In the known every animal
ronage and applause Of hundreds Of thousands Of
respectable and in gent of the United States
Just commenced most brilliant summer campag, and win
visit the principal cities towns of New England in
day 25th Waltham Thursday 10Th. Concord; Friday th
DAY, July South Reading; wednesday I'd, Charlestown
Thursday 3D. Friday 4h Saturday 6th Monday 7th, Tues
day, 9Th, and Wednesday, 9th, Boston.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's oHArHAx seUARl.-aEo

LEA, Sole Proprietor Admiesion-sests in Private
Boxes CENTS Stage Seats eents Boxes rs Par
luet 2h perform every After
aeon and Evening" Entertainments in the after
srtan are varied and select and such
9.nsr place OF In New ferk consstns Of
Performers being largest and at the time he
lists who selected for their beauty and figure and who
erson.te number Of beautiful tableaux taken from the
Girls Who through variety Of ats Of and de,
ierity Madame Rosalne, the only Female Juggler
World company Of Male and Female Artists, who will give
An exhibition Of Marble statuary unequalled In the world
afternoon and evening" For particulars bills Of each
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ONLY
through line California and Oregon, Chagss
Pare reduced On Saturday July H. at NJ The splendid
steamship EMPIRE CITY, LOO tons burthen, j. Wilson
commander will sail on Saturday July r. a. ocloek
precisely from her pier at the foot Of Warren North
River with the government mails for ChAgres connecting
with the favorite u. Nail hship Panama, to leave
Panama about the LIST Of August. For PASSAGE
freight, apply at the once and IS South street. III West
street, corner of Warren street.
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1HlPPlN q.

THE NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALI.
fornia, via Niearsgua-The steamship PR0MErnEUs
will leave pier No. North river Monday, July IA,
at o'clock M for San Juan direct connecting with
the and elegant steam ship Pacific Captain Bailey
leave San Juan eel Sud the 18TH will
iron at Juan. there for purpose
and the river and Lake Nicaragua Virgin
Bay and COED road twelve miles distant the
readinees receive them Passengers through
tickets at No.9 Battery place.
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Tor CALIFORNIA. VIA CHAGREs. DIRECT:-rHI
steamship LAFAYETTE ZOO burth en- Charles
etoddard (ate Of steamship Crescent City will
sail from Philadelphia for Chasres Direct Thursday
July, at IL o'clock, her wharf street.
The above steamer ha; proved herself very fa,s and
Europe and her for nr and elsss
passengers unsurpassed Through tickets San
will be furnished reduced Persons ENGAGING
passage in New York will be provided with tickets Pha
aslphia Free For frsish, or passage apply 70 -.
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ELoATING-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HATTIE.
Shoals-Proposss will be received at the Coast Sur
yey Office ashngon for iron beacon and bell and for
buoy, until the 18th Of July to be delivered
Hattrrss Inlet before the lat day Of October 1851
the ocer charged with placing them The bell beacon be
Of best IRON 40 feet long feet beam The buoy
Is feet ches long and feet In ches largest and
20 be built in accordance witch drawings and
be at this Office. SAMUEL HEM
General Disbursing Agent u. 8. Coast Survey.
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- RAND FESTIVAL DAY AT BARNUNs MUSEUx-C.
~ W. Clarke's Benefit Wednesds y, July O. afternoon
evening Martinett Family Leon Jaye Herr Cline. and
getber with numerous auxaries Two splendid entertain
ts at o'clock in the afternoon and in the evening
Tickets, 70 cents. Box book open.
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vU,UENARRIgp woNAN.s PRIVATE MEDICAL CON

part Of July.
THE MARRIED wonAN.s PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
panion-Dy DIT. A. NJ Manriceau, Professor Of Diseases
Of Women-Twentieth edition. u mo-. PIP. 2o-Prce 81
Years Of suffering Of PHYSICAL and mental anguish
anectonate wife, and pecuniary dcultes to the
band msh. hav. been spared ~ timely possession Of thi,
contemplating marriage IL dsoiosss important secrets
which should be known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health does not permit increase
Here also. every femsleths wife, the motherths one
either budding into womanhoed tbs In the deon Of
years. In whom nature conemplates important change
discover the causes symptoms and the most
and most certain mode Of cure In every complaint
10 which her sex 10 subject
EXTRACT Of Letter from cs,sensn In Dayton. ohicJ
DAyros, Nay !. lS1
three In consequence Of her great
gush and suffering months before and during her
hnemen every successive more and dobiitated
and rostratcd her putting her life mmnent Danger and
this state Of things Inevitable and resigned myself 70
meet the WORT At this time, lnov about two monthsD
heard hook highly spoken o. containing matters
resebns my case On 's reesie and geru..i cannot
the JOY its impaired to wife, learning that the
reat discovery Of NJ NJ Desomesux provided remedy. II
opened prospect 10 which little conceived possi
my head all human probability nv wife would have BE-
In her grave, and my children left motherlese.
is OF course, impraccable 70 convoy fully The
various subjects treated Of they Of nature strictly
intended for the married thcse marriage
For sale a. 20 Brosdssy snd;at Publishing Once
Liberty street. New York. Little Co.. Albany; loser
Tucker Mobile. Alabama T. B. Petersen ~ Chestnut street
On the receip. Of o. cory viii be transmitted By mail
free postage any part United states Aessr,
L22iNs~ Yorh city. ores 10 Libersy strssa
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NrEw MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL Books-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN cork the and treatment q delicate diseases
ana all the kindrsd BY great
Der Of beautifully colored plates large life BY Homer
Boswck d. lseturer on Surety, and diseases Of n.
eS,sni price SO E,aot from The Boston Nstl snd
surrca Journal -" II may be ssd fesresy 20 be equal
10 Koord Actcn works the family o. diseases
and far superior 70 anything II The kind published in
country" Author Of The Family Physicianl rrics
70 eents Author q work " Self Abuse, and lie depo
rable enscts &C. Re- sixth edition, fourteen plates
81 For sale AZ the Publishers, sTRfNGER& T0wNsKNp.
ID Broadway, ana BY the authcs p4 Broadway.
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DR GOODS ExTpACT ~. coPAivA-A CERTAIN
W tud speedy srccue Cor Trivtte disorders. 1's med
cine guaranteed 60 n orr time Nany cussd
in two dave 1tis without disagrccatie taste orro, and
will With the most delicate stomach. Change m de
l. uut uc b. O. the weather 10 hefeared
sold ~ Brsham Miller, Avenue ., r. r'a w Graui
ttrsu' I'D ~ DTummVEds AZ R.ade stfett opposite
SleNnts,
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RARNUMs AMERICAN NysEUM-P. T. BARNgM

RAKNUNS AMEKICAN NUSEUM.-P. r. BARNUN
- Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood Jr, Assist
ant hanager-The new season commences to-day at this
popular place Of public amusement aud with
ny of brilliant ability Monday and Tuesday JSIy 7h and
YERiN THE SACK. After which, an Irish Zig, concluding
with grand advertisement by the Martinett Family Even
WHAT MEAN After which, feats on the Tight Rope by
Leon Javel nd Herr Cline and the extraordinary
tee Ser VI N. Jean Lareu. uding with THE MAGIC
TRUMPET. 1.-THE Happy Family" Admission, % cents;
children under w ARE 2l.
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, DATES or sAILINe:-


EDWARD K COLLINS, No. IS Wall street, NJ.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY T. co, Liverpool
7. G. ROBlRTS CO., Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, Jr., Boulevard Montmartre. Paris.
silver bulliOn specie, ewsry. precious stones metals
unless bills of ading signed therefor and the value
thereof thersin expressed.
After the next freight BY the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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n EDICAL..

EORREsT GROVE HYDR0PATHIC INsrITuTR
Il Schooleys Mountain, June H. ls5l.-wuam J. Taylor
n D., William Moon, D.. Physioians The allow
tuition will DO ready for the reception invads the early
Of July.
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VDAh1s AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
II Diseases In few hours, ~ vegetable application
without pain. In debility. broughs BY improper hsbts
and consut affections, he combines medicines viii
The local remedy and show there thousands
who cannot be cured without i AZ he has daily, Of
years duration, from the other physicians In ALL be
ties permanent cure He has structures daily he
without caus which others caused BY their not sxpo
ling the former dstass coon enough. His dipors with
these, and the hundreds OF certificates chow tst
equal II. Yen cured In day.-D. N. Csrbyn. Ont
local application cured ne IN few hour after ther doe
ter tried long time.-C Der md. pnid over 500 In Ave
yerr 10 he cure of weakness FROM sabusc whout bone
ht YET you cured ty local and general treatment
short time-Jas Evtns. Heu cured Of Abe worst Of
syrhtc ulcers body and face In short time. after
had been under three Physicians fer tesdes
every quaek medicine could hear owm Ferguson PERTH
Amboy N. J. These ct distance BY encfosns be
treated BY mail oficc hours from A. N. o2P. n, and
to 4. n. N. lamont n. d.. a Rease street, tive
doors from Broadway, not In the store.
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1HIPPINo.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
Mail steamers-The ships comprising this line are u

following
ATLANTIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt. West
PACIFIC. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =. Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC. Capt Luce.
BALTIC. ............. ......... Capt. Comstock.
ADRlATIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt Grafton.
These ships having built by contract for
SERVICE every has been taken
also in their engines to insure strength 9nd
speed, and their for
equalled elegance comfort Price
York to Liverpool $50; exclusive stat
SS2o; from Liverpool to New York E35 An expert
enced will be attached to each ship Nc berth
DO secured until PAID for.
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a,oR SAN FRANCISCO VIA RIO AND yALrArAtsO.-
The new and ~ endd double engine steamship 3oLDBN
GAIT, Of 2OOo tcrs hurthen Garlic p Patterf,u, u. g.
Navy ander will have quick despatch ior san Fran.
cisco stepping Rio end Valparaiso The Golden Gate has
been tut carry che g. malls between Panama and San
Francisco double iron hraeed, and has unsurpassed
comm odstor for paes sngers For passage, Apply %
ROWLAND h AsPINwAIIs "a South stgsst, y, Y.
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+ steamship FRANKLIN, Jas A. Wotton, Commander,
will leave for Havre touching At Southampton land
mals aud passengers Saturday, July % at IL o'clock
from pier Not North river Price Of passage $780, All let
must through the post ONCE experienced
attached to the ship For freight apply
nORrlMAk II LIVINGSTON, Agent. No. So broadway.
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MEDICAL LECTURES ON SEMINAL DISEASES BIT
I'VE n. Glover a. B.-fhe first number gives tie eoEee.
quences sad e class Of diseases generally not well
dsrstoCd iy mcdiCa Tres'mcnt shown By
crcraviugs and Instrument, wlch iayigS dct
taea oraans For sale 90 Broadway and ~ tie author
No. y Ann ftresE Price - cents.
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK.-THE FEARS OF Pow
II ery and the prospect % TOO large family q children
prevent many prudent people from marrying but here
book that will tell vow i'm portant secrets which viii
overcome all such objections Price 81 Fog sale By ~,
Eaueraido at the p0rtuguese Agency Ne " Ann street
Letters directed above, 70 bos l New York p o. VII
Ia
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AMUsHMENTD.

NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr-pRsss
Tickets. % cents. rri,.ts 30. Tickets Door: cOs' =
s.sntss Schiller. drama q The f0sEsTs OF s0HEHAa
Clarke; Herman, nr BraSshsE; Am eli Me: Fog
WATERs,Ths Tyran Baehu. Jolly nono Mr. 2. Taylor;
Chsres Prunea, Mics Ludlam To conclude with the AC
TREsS OF ALL WORK-Maria, Miss c. Fox.
RROUGHAMs LYCEUM, BROADyAY, NEAR BRoOxE
street-Dress Circle and Parquet 90 cents; Family Cir
ee rs cents Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private Boxes S.
Doors at III begin at o'clock First night Of the
Trench company 1harsd.y evening Jaly TO- the
Charlie, H. Brsssian; Don Caesar dc Bs1an. Robert
Kemp Don Jose de Saadarim, NJ Dureux; lie Marlu dc
n.ntsnor lie Marquise de nontssor Nine Fog
French vaudeyills entitled INDIANA EFT cMAGNE
indiana, Mile Felice charemagne, Mons Bressiani.
M ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
" Grand ssress-OPen every night during the week until
nIhsTRELs com rsing an sneisns and versatile
management Of p Christy, whose this city,
for succession Of live years. have been received with
favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets 20 cents. Doors open at and will
o'clock The patrons of stys Mnstres respectfully
informed that the Saturday ArnoOs Concerts W DO dis
CON for he fut
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u,.sr LINE TO cAIIFoRNIA-PAcfFtC MA

last LINE TO CALIFORNIA-PACIFtC MAUI
steamthip Comnany-only through line for san Fran
CISCO Havana and Jhagr Fare reduced. On frdtyJu-
~ ~ The splendid double engine steamship GtgR
GA, Cart Porter, u s. NJ commander. will sail on Fri
day July H. atpreesely o'clock T. M from her pier foot
Of Warren street, N r., With the government nails Tor
Chasrs via Havana Passengers transferred at Havana %
the splendid double engine steamship Falcon Passengers
leaving IN the Ohio will connect with the ayofte United
stea Mail steam ship PRnama to sail from Pauara on or
about the ltAugvs special messenger will take eharse
Freight aud san Franuisco. Our charges
are ~ per less than any other tyrros FOR
freight passage, apply to BEkfOkD CO NO hstsr
Han "a
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They all class New York built ships vided with
all requisite articles tho comfort
sengers and commanded by Of experience in tho trade
The price passage 10 $780, without liquors Goods
cent the subscribers will be forwarded free from Any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD d HINCKEN. Agents, 161 Pearl street.
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TIVE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT. sAMP
son, will sail for BERN uda and st. Thomas Tuesday
9Th July She has excellent recommendation for
rasscn Price Of passage TO Bermuda 1885, ST. Tho
mas So. There o regular mail alton between
81. thomas and all the West India issnds Havana Vera
Crus, Venezuela re- The Merlin will take freight Apply
70 Z. CUNARD. Jr., IS Broadway.
p. S-No letters mals will be received board ths
Merlin, except through the Post Once
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~ sOO REwARp.-ysrrRIEg ANTrpoTE. A sPI

20 kun HEWAHD.-JfFFHIES ANTIDOIE, WI
pOOO ehc mixture for the cure Of private dserders "
speedy without the least restrictions OF det
drink exposure or change in application 70 business The
proprietor challenges nse case which the mixture viii
put M IN bottles, with full directions AZ one tn.t
lasts week msny cured IN two days. For sale By y,
III RING 1872 Broadway and Los nayard street, New York
r. Little IOt Hasover street. Boston. wrishts Co. Eev
Orleans.
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CUARLEsToN sTEAMsHIps-IHE PHILADELP HIA
Sand Atlantic Steam Navigation Companys Line between
fhiladc phia and Charleston. C,-SteAmer ABATROSS
Capt J. Peek and Steamer OSPREY, Capt, o. Murdon,
Thee Steamers unexceled for qualities safety and
speed end no pains have been spared securing comfort
and convenience TO Tbs sailing days are We'd
July 9th, At 10 o'clock, AN.
To chsIiesson-Ladi.. saloon state Room.
vents -
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DACKETs ron BAyRE.-sECoND LINE.-rHE FOL
lowing chips will leave HAvre on the 10th. and New
York the lst Of eAoh month";
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LrOR LIvERPOoL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
shp BALTIC Capt Comstock This ste amship will de-
psrt with the mails for Europe positively on saturday July
To- at W o'clock from berth at the foot Of Canal street
No berth secured til paid for All letters and papers must
ras through the Once For freight having
for elegance and comfort apply
10 EDwD X. COLLINS, So Wall street
Positively no freight will be received or board after Thsrs
day evening July a. The steamer PACIFIC will succeed
The BALTIC, and sail July ~.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
DISSOLUTION.

Fremont Jan. IA, 1851.
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Music IN CouRT.-The Kent, Md, New
reports that party of Catathwmpians who
had been "making night hidedus" with their
odd species of music, were tried recently, on
the Information of the commissioners of Ches,
tertown for violating an ordinance of that place
against riotous or disorderly conduct after
night. The instrument used was called a
"horse fiddle" and several witnesses testified
that its notes were very pleasant to their ears
One gentleman said he regretted when the
sounds ceased, and thought, as bass instru-
ment. it would go well in band of music
The case was elaborately argued, and judg-
ment rendered for the defendants.
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Ey Don't forget the place; in Tylers
block, opposite the new Bank, at the sign o.
the mammoth Paddock and Stove.
CANFIELD q. MITCHELL.
Fremont, Nov. 23d, ls5o.-1y.
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. com .Iones, ncfence.

Commodore Jones has published a long
communication in the Washington Union, IN
which he insists upon his innocence OF all sell
fish motive in using the Government funds IN
California. and declares that he did 50 for the
5urpose of accomn,oding lheinhabitants. who
were oreatlr embarrassed for want of cir
culatinr medium. He exchanged the Gov
.ernmcnt's cuir for gold dust. not on account
.of the profit hicA the transaciion afforded,
but for the pleasure il gave him to further
the business cp.,venienees Of the inhabitants.
He COMPLAINS thai the sentence was published
without aft riding him lime for an appeal TO
the Chief Magistrate. Bait Sum
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At Modena. in Italy, about four miles
around IL. wherever the earth : dug when
the workmen arrive al the distance of sixty
three feet, they come to bed of chalk, which
they bore with an auger, five feet deep. They
then withdraw from the pit before the auger
is removed, and upon its extraction, the water
bursts up with great violence, and quickly fills
the well thus made, which is affected neither
by rains nor drouglts. At the depth of four
teen feet are found the ruins of ancient city.
houses. paved streets, and mosaic work. Be-
low this again, is layer of earth, and at TWEEN
rtg-six feet. walnut trees are found entireand
with leaves and walnuts still upon them. At
twenty eight feet soft chalk is found. and be-
low this, vegetables and trees as before