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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-15

DESTRUCTION SHIPS by SPONTANEOUS Cow
BusrioN.--Capt. Bates, Of ship Nonantum, from
Baltimore for California, which was destroyed by
fire from spontaneous combustion OF her cargo of
coal, took passage at the Falkland Islands in the
Scotch ship Hermagoon, Capt. M 'kenzie, for
Valparaiso, with coal, but when twelve days out,
west of Cape Horn, this ship also took fire from
spontaneous combustion, and every effort to
smother 1t proved unavailing. They took to their
boats and picked up after by the Brit
ish ship Symmetry, Capt. John Thompson of
Liverpool, for Acapulco, with coal.
Capt T. would not deviate from his course to
land Capt Bates and wife, or the other ship
company; but Dec. Is, in latitude AZ $. longitude
70 w. they fell in with the ship Fanchon, of
Newburyport, from Baltimore for San Francis
co, with coal, which also took fire and was de-
stroyed. as before reported, making the third ship
burnt by that means within few months, while
Capt Il. and wife were on board.
Capt. Thompson, OF the Symmetry had the
cruelty to demand and receive of Capt. Bates, for
the thirteen days he and his wife were on board
his ship, thirty pounds sterling, taking nm advan
tage unexampled in meanness. of persons who
had suffered double shipwreck. and had no
means ofredressing themselves. Capt Bates and
wife were at Payia, JAN 26, on their way to San
rancisco. --Boston .9drsrfiser
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SILVER Cow.--The Philadelphia Ledger says
aThe trade in silver coin is much less active than
it has been, and premium paid for it in gold
nearly one per cent less than fortnight ago
Three and half per cent. has been freely paid
for new American haves-now two and quar-
ter, and two and half are about the current
rates The article is becoming much more cur
rent in our small retail trade and now passes
comparatively free from hand to hand. Old and
worn American halves and quarters command
not more than one cent. premium, price hardly
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MR.. WEBSTER AND TAKING OFFcE.-Mr Ia-
ven, of Boston, has published the following let
ter from Mr. Webster-the only one received
from the honorable gentleman upon the subject
OF Secretaryship prior to the acceptance of the
Office
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On Friday, August Is, Mrs ANNA CArHARrrA LE,wr.
The relatives and friends of the and those of
her sonsin- law, Ludwig Quade. Heary Rugen, and
funeral on Sunday afternoon at l O'Clock from the
residence Of Henry Rugen Nc Spring street. corner
d Sullivan, without further invitation.
st. Louis papers please copy.
On Friday morning, of dyseutery, Mr. RosERr GouoH,
Q native Of Warwick-hire England
The funeral will take place tom his late residence 1893
Sixth avenue, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ His
friends and those of the family invited TO attend
On Friday morning. OF congestion Of the BRAIN SELMA
ISABEL aged year and months, daughter Of Turner
and Selma Brown.
The friends and acquantances of the family are res
at o'clock from the residence Of her parents
l34 Columbia street, near Begraw, Sauts Brooklyn.
On Thursday, August IA OF congestion OF the brain,
WILLIAM LYONS SMITH, son of Terence p. and Eleanor
Smith, aged year and months.
"Our loss is great-Ze must not complain,
But trust in Christ to meet again.
The friends Of the family and The members of Liberty
Chapter No Is, o. U respectfully requested to
attend the funeral Saturday 10th inst ~ o'clock
from the residence Of his parents No 1872 Pitt street.
wit hout further invitation.
On Friday morning, August Is, ANDREW GILHooLY, In
the 7d year Of his age resident Of second for
the past twenty years.
The relatives friends of the family and of his sons
Michael j. John and Thomas invited to attend his
dence No so Beekmsn street, without further notice
suddenly on August Is, Of Inflammation of the brain
GEoReE BAssETT, aged SO years
The members OF Ark Lodge No. 2S, I. o. Of o. F. and
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, ut o'clock
from his late residence, 155 Rivington street.
On Thursday, August H. Edwin A., son of Il. r. and
and sarah Lamoureux, aged years and months.
attend the funeral from % Hammond street. on Sunday
18th inst at 3 o'clock. p. NJ
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III. snlc,a. OF John stcrrr.. IN BOSTON. .

80 ~ fIr ffaff herald august 10
This lsrusuiable ocrurrrtCs g. sH Involved 10 deep
impenstrsb~ ystsry wtich IN CoroBrs inquest held
yrsterday v by ol'uei Pratt vas 1T sufficient %
uaravi ~ lesst a o. the = the rash sct OF self
deetTuctien fr'm The evidence Il samuel Gibson a
brother IN isw 70 he deceased o. APPEARED that Nr
John stvera 1arrirc O. hi slsi.r s..h fspa GU
con on Sur dnv sverirp ls.t A. the tnFn 81 oroioa
Mass ard resid,d ~ as Trr that he nd
been futsct 20 d. a. ts fr the paat six years
He not In tn habit ~ dining - hone but us tsy
returned a. about orlrek. y . bot on wein-s iay
nisbi, not having made biz Appearance at O'Clock
his wife became aisrmsd, and requested Nr Gilmn
60 call at bis cffcc be did ~ 81 half past eight
O'Clock NJ tu' 'ound the office door locked no then
tried 60 look In At window the street but ga
dark be could discover nothing Yesterday moruiuE
Dir Stevens not having rsturref bone the preceding
nlght sr 6isor vent TO ihc Office again. a. early ("
ed before he then rssed the street ~iBdpv disco
vered Mr. Stevens sitrg in cLar iusta he Wa found
he then esed 81 the house n Mr. Eaton who occupied
tbs oe at No Exchsrge street and informed him NJ
what be bad seen snd sso Informed the mother srd
sisters q The deceaeed and then informed his wife thHt
his wife 20 ycsrs Of end the deceased forty
thrse and thf b. vac per on Of good babts and was
rtgusr IN al bis dealings
be bad krovn TIE decsased for twenty years he was
eecrttsry q the Commonwealth Insurance. Company,
ena ses .onsld.red very exemplary man of good gen
frus hsbie and vas mpmbsr ~ the Common Council
some uue since w. usuaily In ts IN % bot wee and
Q I'm srd -ss employed w making cnutracts ~ritinss,
eeubne estates &c lie had wall out 20 the uitness
house at Ismaics pisns week eco last sunday vbe,
ne :, marked that vein N II bic legs vas enlarged
and tbst " be should draw snife ser.ss a. On. sa.et
would b. that he should bleed % a. ,,h n. hal sufr,
cd ftm y for some time the witness f N biz leo and
Dce shst u vas enlarged the witness hs,. not dis
covered Nst his spirits depressed hut hsd has "a
fnSored BY the ismy within the last thre. DAYS rhs
decessed wS native o. Boston, and In easy oircum.
L~ousrd p Eaton tsstinei that he came TO his one.
ehr rporning. and entered the occupied by IN.
decesstd Who y. found reclining IN an arm chsr hs
ne ptssoons partly on. boot and his coat ~ q
ppsknls With the blade covered with blood found
the stove and pistol underneath him. on the noor
MsSsoo p-sss ssAss. tina. no had examined N. p,oa
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CITY TRADE REpoIxr.

fpfpsY. August i6-6
AsuEs remained In brisk request with a1ditionsl sales
q sc bbs Tots at IS 2 and pearls S. co. per 100 lbs
bfFa Wax-Nestern yellow arrived very sparngly
and was much wanted. A. &c 2Tc per 10
bhEArsrUf The fgtr market has continued 10 rule in
purchasers favor although prices have experienced
any further important change The days business com.
prstd in The aggregate Il 500 btls Tninspocted
81 50 - sour al IS ~ SO S.: superdne. No 2
81 - - So 6sH; mixed 20 good Western. at - rs a
- slts; ordinary 10 choice State and Ohio at
50 ~ 81, fair round hoop do st IS ~ 81 Os pure
Geresee At 81 81 l2k fancy Ohio and Genesaa at ~
" ~ N ~ extra Ohio At - 50 sb extra gene..e at
t4'SsS Csnadisn appeared more lspCuid Fl w lots Of
superhne we're sold at 81 l2 and SEQ bills sour at 50
80 in bond. which indicated a reduction Southern
VaThd but utie-the transactions ON ountnr 20 Loo
hms-mEed TO straight having been sold at 81 70 ~
Ola apiisney si15a Rye -four was 10 ate
fer cant Of stock Pine In retail vav AZ az
W ~ Corn meal presented no interesting alteration.
jersey selling at ~ ~ 80 aud Brandywipe at az Is
per Dbl. Hheof declined trine. and was less actye
$500 bushels Canadian in bend disposed II at e7c
400 Ohio red at So SC loo Virginia new mlxed
and white at 80 eoc and 1900 Carolina common Al al
ss2c Rw In better demand and about 700 bushels
handsome, wer- purchased at 7tc cash Oa,. were
quickly taken at 30 dc for inferior Ohio 10 AZ Tor
jersey; and AZ AKc for Canadian and state Corn
sesp receded q little. and more plenty About
10 coo bushels damaged and heated found buyers at a.
Sc Western mixed st 81 81 Hc; and Northern round
Of tsc At Boston during the past week In this city
the produce market has tended downward small lots
~ gepeaee and Western nour picked up
~ ~ - 2 fancy qualities at ~ 80 81 T5 With
Southern at - 81 - 50. time Yellow mealing
mixed do at 80 SCI Northern osts at &ec; and west
trn rye at IS a SOC
Corros The sales, Day were about 500 bales, At
steady prices
seouen ~ ~ ~ With q limited buapees Anthracite
.ppsyeo much nrmpeas and srimstion ~ ~ ~ 20 pr
W" imports o. the ~eek-n2 chaldrons, 10 tsss
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Tclegraphlc Reports.

BALrIMosE. August Is, 1851.
Sales were made day Of 600 bbis Howard street
-four at and 500 City Mills at So 81 Rye -four is at
Sec. So White is 6oc a 6lc and yellow soc SIC
ALBANY, August 10, 1851
Since our last the receipts HAYS be~n-Four, 5000
Dds wheat 4 500 bushels; corn. 600o bushels. con-
siderable quantity Of flour is Offering at old prices with
but lew buyers. Prime wheat Is in fair demand for
milling 1000 bushels denesse sold at 81 O5 There
moderate Inquiry for corn with sales Of dam ged at AZ
DC 1900 bushels mixed Western sold at SIS 4 $50
BUFFALO August Is, 1851
The past twenty-four hours receipts hsvs been:-
flour, LOCO bbs wheat Is 900 bushels; corn I6 900
bushels Western -four has been in fair dem I'D and
the market exhibits no material change There are,
however, more sellers than buyers at old prices The
supplies Of Western mixed whes larger and prices
are heavy. 1900 bushels Ohio sold a. 7ohc Corn Is
in fair request; saes 10000 bushels at for mixed
Western. Small sales Of oats. vt 800
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PAasenxers SAILED.

SAN ypAr AND CHAGREs- Steamship Prometheus-J q
Hall. b HALL Lorlng. flaming o Ford Mrs Ford.
Lyons Mrs Lyons Moses Mrs Moses and ohild Miss
Isdd Mqlss ~. Eid.Sse JSha E!C,dss frasst
Chsnfrsu. Mr. ChanfrAu. Mrs Chanfrsu. VIM Smith. 9
Stewart. starkman, Stewart. Jos IL whitney.
Whttcomb Mason, Western, Il ( opey, Carey. A
H91tst Dixon Brown, BrUxe tSrrell K.ss..
nun CLARK, Clark. Clark. Comley. Gsy.
NEW Internationally Union-Edw HallarAu JudSs
h En- souysI Van ostsrn pueournan Mioh.s
Ut JARVIS USA, Rose. DIR Kitteredge, Osgood,
Hart Judge Baehanpan, Master Buchanan, Amos, NJ
Aosun WIN Mercer. @ ketteredge. Houshtaiias,
Hart Miss ketteredge, Mrs Ma rasch Geo Morgan,
Ball. Friedrich, Laner G W Jones. G q Lathroe j D
meron, lady child And servant, Miss Ii Righton,
Rghton Banks. Zill Gordon and lad " a Giasn,
Eisiand Dwyer Cspt Tufts Mvs Tufts, Dunbar hes
Ellen John and child Rogers. JOS Holl Mrs Tronx
lar sndlsdy. Mics Wilson. Miss Anna Wood. Stewart.
Dicksy Miss Ann Lewis Louoks j shactieford and
nephew Dennis Neil, Mr. Murphy and ohild-S In the
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noor and hsH q in the room the handle Of the

noor and bsx Of caps in the room the handle Of the
s tol was somewhat bloody.
The following autopsy was taken By =. Q. Ainsworth,
Demonstration VI anatomy It the medical coliegs:-
BosroS, Aug L. 1851.
In the post nsorfem examination Of Mr. john stevens
the following facts observed bearing upon the
of his death
A small incised wound cut found on the inside
Of the right thigh, about hslf inch In length The
wound opened into but did not extend beyond the in
terusl suphenous vein, which vsrcose at this point
forming q small sack The femoral artery WAS not
wounded large quantity OF cotted blood Was found
am unt but in the opinion Of the physician enough
lost TO occasion the death Of man.
Under ordinary circumstances the wound OF healthy
vein that place would Tot b. enough to DEATH
in the under considerations the diseased state
of the vein prevented its contraction and allowed the
blood to fow. There be reasonable douot that
the deceased to his death from the wound of
win above mel tioned.
Verdict, That he committed suicide by cpening a
vein on the inside Of his right thigh with psnkuife
while at his Office No Exchange street bet We. ths
hours OF M Of the 18th and A NJ Of the lith day
Of August 1857
Mr. Stevens reported to have been possessed Of pro
perty TO the amount Of 400O0 aud WAS man much es
TENED book called the City Ordinances Of Boston
was found open the body ut place where there
was article ON finance
From the Boston Mail, Aug Isl
But one cause has been assigned for this rash act
The deceased was married Saturday last at Groton
without the knowledge Of his friends. On Monday h.
the fact to his mother aud seemed greatly
troubled At something connected with this marriage
Since then he has not alluded the subject without
nifestipg deep emotion.
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The Opera mt Castle Garden.

TIE prsTaratioDs In progress for the production Of
opera which have net yet been presented this
going On very iavofaby and In addition others we
bear % Pu-itani 81 being In rehearsal Bertuce.
Maretzrk alo l. 20 be fright particular feat IRE anon
ne pcr rfners The public have long missed her
re w several favorte operas ia which She has hitherto
ern WY ucceFful ard her return 90 the lyric bards
-ti he highly sppre slated by the public 1arets.s Il
doing al IN his poser 10 outvie all former rnan.sr u
~" opera IN the variety ~e ~ In the quartty q hit
entertain Hents aud anticipate that the next four
veetst the end q which he will close tn opcr.vll
b. the most brilliant aud profitable of the seasuu
Tonight % have Ernani.n With the silver.
voiced Lorni. Nnrni and T. nevenADO sustaining the
principal characters Lorini has sedom appeared hi
season hut he j. awsys acceptable and has atsry SUM
Fith much taste. In la Favoriia," be has insas I
very excellent i'm preston again and again aud We have
much q expect from his ErEani
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NEWPORT, L, ,us IL t85l
I've csnrevsa'o" '''S' cu1s-H1at should BE- donsiwan
Of Comfort al Nesport-want Of Polsses. on me Beach
TIE Observation-Disclosures Idea Of Propriefy, &c
The most absorbing topic Of conversation among the
politicians oongresAted at this place of and
fashion, Is the insurreetion in Cuba, With its csuss
qusnces In regard to country It seems to be the
genera sentiment that Mr.. Fimore's cabinet should
give this subject their most serious not for
the purpose Of extngushug the ray liberty which has
penetrated that oppressed country but to devise
Tor the sequsition oft
An opportunity Is presented for obtaining in honor
able way the arest island OF all the West Indies capable
OF producing not only abundance of the nscesares of
le but tropical uxuries for large part Of tina civilized
world Aside from the actual value of it, govern
ment do not appear comprehend tbs danger Of letting
this island sixty miller from coast and 500 miles long
fa into the hands Of powerful unscrupuous nation
like England. Let her lay her graspng hand upon
Il and shall know when il nat bsfors,
who has the key to the Gulf of Mexico Why not com-
mepce q negotiation Immediately for the purchase of
this immensely valuable possession No time could
be favorable Spain is largely In debt, and
her said b. down 30 and she would gladly
embrace the opportunity paying these dollars of her
obligations with Of United states stock A sklful
negoator might perhaps purchase it for hundred mil
lions q pary compared its value and more
especially its value 70 the uoited Saes Tns amount
could be paid in ten years from the revenues OF the
island aud at the same time the reduced much
below what they II Is Of am .zemsnt to
many that the cabinet should be able 10 sink hsr
antsSveIy pr.udces for the sake of effectiug
sure which must be 30 beneficial to the nston Che fact
that slavery exists there ought wsxa not hug
the high national interests Involved must soon fall
into the hands Of powerful nation aud # We do not
inierpose what nation so likely TO ct England
Newport as has often been said possesses char ming
climate in the hot months but ths for
Il not equal the wants of the oublic The hotels
are not sufeent to accommodate people who desire
r. III from hat ak.a
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oopes Asesdiss Lucy Ann. HinelsE cs.h:rs.: Iscis
Orioe. wsrwios, Homer. 3 W Erriokson z asaxsn.
Hsnrssta Lebanon Alfred Madagascar hAsy Groten. Co
raj. and President. Phiiadephia.
Bslow.brr Henrietta; also. bark and briss
Cisar~d-shp Amity. Canton, via NYork; bark Roman,
% fstersburE Csornis, NOreanG Avola, Charleston;
briEs vests Galveston; schrs Potter Wilmington. NC;
fsrwell. Georgetown. DC.
8ALrrMonE. Aug Is
Arryed-htp VIM b Cooper. Liverpool schrs Triton;
Falmouth; VIM Miller. NYork.
Arrved-Brig WIN Stafford. Baltimore
Arrived-Sohv Wm Brown. NYork.
Atlantic.
S~ileA-Sohr Mary Baltimore.
-, PORTLAND. AugM
Arrived.sehr fremont, Norfolk; Effort Emblem. do;
Baker. and Lewis NYork.
Cleared-Bark Diligence. Savannah.
Sailed-Ship Snow Squall, NYork-
49,, RIuuMoup. Aug II.
Arrived-ships Rainbow Boston; Mathsr. NYork.
Arrived-Dark Chusan, Gaboon, Africa. A1s "
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Arived-ship Chmers, Liverpool July 70 lat ~ a. Ion
n TO- saw bart Alice, steering \; same time bark
showing white Esq and red blue In the
ship berber Caicutts 18th met Let W co. Ion d o. spoke
sbip BNsrpis, from kYort for Europe.
Shipt Bay state and shepperd, Lverpoet
Bark q hillay, Buenos hyres june 2 Left bark
psrisc. IN gusrsntns Baltic d ocesnus for Boston y
Leopold fo d. DAYS brig Sutton, do D. sohr
Packer from sFrsbcisco for Rio 18th. slA nth, brig
Cbickassy Bshs Bisreo eth No date lss "a 80 Lon 81
vessel Of sbt 40 bottom painted green
With bal bands srpesrs 70 be vessel and nos long
ss,t Arr Ssry D.~es a. Msrtiss. June %. Len brss
De,soit for hrorh. dsy. Duecsr, det
Bsrbs Gerard Bsltinor-s Chesapeake Echo ard vesta
Pbisse,pbie BRIG Elnr, 81 AlpAoasel Psnssools OH
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sssp-i,eAc bags linsesd 30 bbls canary sbls an
Missed.
r.Hrseo pipes 800 halves ass quarters s3s eishths
I Dbl. brandy; At pure rum.
rs-l4so boxes tin pistss; received oosstwiss, 400
pigs
wSr-1s cases. 70 baskets, essk pipes 20 quarter
cssks. 100 bbls, rs boxes
wooo-l0 sticks, 37s crotches 3gT logs shogsuy; 81
stick 200 logs rosewood; 9T pieces gnumvitae 9pisce
Madeira wood; 81 logs cedar
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Lsmss AlswsssA NYort Horace L. suith Aria dns Hus
tar I'd ThsS Rrs..shSyssn. Crowley, stsry Pvns
foniLANU. ass l5-Arr bsrks AmSvfcsu Adte, THui
dad vie gos.es rrnnhlin Cook NYorh; trs Note via
nH esa Srsn Cuba; sehr Oreenda. Weber Phisestphi
Sriss Kcsnss COBB asvsnnsh; Ru.s. aosss sss;mor.
Ban DIEGO July SIS bark Wniton. SFraneisco
~, sALHM Aug rA5r :Shr ssasssr R.ad. Bangor IsA
Bailey. do Sid 18th, sohr Ends G, Kelly, do.
sACO AuEIo Arr sehrs Cannot. York; sth Pertune d.
Boston. CID bark Emsrsnt (Nor, Oi.in EvsrpocL Srs
Francis Savn Navy Bay; sohr John POTTS. Brown Coist
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MEDICAL.

THosE AFrLIcTED WITH pYsENrIRY. DARE
70 h' %, similar Of the rl woSd 80. wsy
purely vegetable and safe speedy and s.esrsi
eies Nos 81 Courtlandt and 20 Greenwich streets
DE-. Pc La hANEy: AgrnoS s OF THE .rsIvA..
tinues to BE- consulted In these aifueufs and pro
SrsSeh tn. plofssson svins rsiss,sny sssa ssa.
,n or
medicine his long the psi.aps ti.
70 make his practice the extensive CITY.
nyensor Of the ingenious sh.. s.1s
n as % sT s..
remedy existing for any part q
M .'ess vi.
XII treatment BY letter address box os Bro.avS Pa
DR. RALPH, AgTaoR OF Tak ..PRAcT!oAL PHI
s' 81. &!
lss' 1ss s:
and so%pissssa s:ossary ass ss noss 's S
s::s:. ::is ana ssds:i 90 !. S
Ae ssS s.ps is Of Il. q. Be- sn
tre..nent By letter. address box ESQ. Post oboe
f III
afflicted with certain diving nas1rS
symptoms and Of osoh disease III
recipes fpi the remedies their Sen plsnA.
guaRe 1t enables successfully and privAAe2Y
treat his own case or Judge properly treated Teata
eai.onH< Pp., Win plates prioe 70 cents Bold - u
Greenwich street. - Ann street. and by most bookssllsK
Mailed in secure envelopes BY addressing (postpa
1863, Post Once.
pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases in few hours by vegetable application
without pain Ia debility brought on BY improper haAt
and cor stutopal affections he combnes medicines with
tine local and any there usanI
who cannot be cured without It. he has a
ysars duration from the other physicians In ALL he
ranties permanent He makes daily without
eaustie which others caused their expeng
former disease soon enough Hs dploma with these aud
the hundreds Of certificates shows nothing
IT, You cured me in dayD. Corbyn. One local ~
long time-C Derond paid over $40 in ave yeass.
be cured OF weakness from self abuse without beneh
you cured me BY local and general treatment in
umeIJa Evans You cured me Of the worst syphilitis
sfection on bedy and face In short time after hsA
been under three physicians for besides using evsry
quaok medicine could hear of.-W IN Ferguson, Per2
Am ,oy Those AZ distance can, BY enclosing fss,
In the afternoon and 10 In the evening n. LARMONT
D. az Reade street, two doors from ~
store
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Supreme Cours-Chambers.

THE OXFORD BsNE CASE.
Arc. - -ffahsas CorTys Miles Bradley was
brought up Ills day haieas oofpus druc "a 20 the
'fcer having him in custody, and a4mitto TO bail
ia she Of 81 eco