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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-23
M. a. n, 8. RaiIroad.

As many Of our readers have never
seen description of the contemplated
railroad route from Maysville to Big Sandy,
we extract the following from the report Of
the Engineer to the Commissioners Of the
road
Beginning at the same point in Maysville
with tho "lnland Route" and identical there.
with to Spriugdale, the line passes up the
Ohio valley; crossing Cabin Creek at its
mouth, it follows the Bottoms in N. E..
course for st miles to the East end Of 'sWil-
sons Botiom;" thence DETECTING Sonth, the
hue skirts the high ground opposite Man
chester, and passes in a general direction N.
so deg. E. n miles TO Concord, running be-
tween the town and the high ground. Thence
crossing Sycamore Creek the line follows the
River Bluffs II miles to the bottoms; thence
up the valley ina general direction S. IS deg.
E. II milesto point near Vanceburg, in
teDecting the "Inland Route;;" thence occu-
pying the same ground with it to Kinnicon-
ick Creek; thence the line diverges and runs
up the Ohio valley, passing near Quincy in
general direction N. az deg. E. l2i miles to
Springville, opposite the city Of Portsmouth
and 54a miles from Maysyille. Thence in
general direction ndue East 81 miles, (crossing
Tvoerf's creek 4 of a ,n;la fror, 70. ,..,,.L
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-23

Arrest Of Outlaws ON the Rio Grande.
Aletter from Brownsville to the New Or.
Leans Picayune, announces the arrest Of The
Mexican and Indian robbers, (who are The
authors of the late massacres,) bya party Of
Mexican citizens, under Trinidad Flores,
chief alcalde Of Reynosa. The robbers,
when arrested, exhibited full written author.
|ity fornll the depredaiions they had recently
committed on the frontier, from General
Avalcs, the commander.in-chief Of The Mex.
jean forces. Mr.. WaddelI, the American
consul, was endeavoring TO ascertain al The
fsets and documents, and would leave soon
for Washington. to lsy them before 'iha GOV.
eminent. sl Al
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-23

Apassnt has been granted IL Washington
ior process Of making sugarout Of Indian
IeQtn.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-23
Libel Case decided.

The libel case in the Ross county Court
brought by Mr.. Filler, against Mr.. Arm
strong, editor Of the Metropolis, for an.
nouncing that The plaintiff had been arrested
for robbing the mail (Which statement the
editor corrected as soon as he received true
account Of the affair, )has resulted in favor o.
the plaintiff, the verdict Of the jury award
ing him one cent damages. The suit was
brought for $4,000. Mr.. f. is said to be q
gentleman of unblemished reputation, and
the entire absence of malice on the part OIL
the defendent is truly represented by the
smallness Of the damages. The editor Of
the Metropolis is very we'll satisfied with the
result. "A
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-23

Mrs. Swisshelm, Of the Saturday Visitor
keeps up her spunk, notwithstanding the hoI
weather. She says: "Ifour bigger half poplo
get drunk, and tavern keepers mould sell him
the materials, insurance on thai. species o
property would rise in this neighborhood. y
Still, she says she does not advise others L
burn rumseliers' houses. She was only tell
iniwhat she would do in such circumstances
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ohio Democratic electors.
"a sENATORiAl,.t
WASH. Mclean, BARNABuS BURNS

e WASH. MCLEAN, .BAKNABUS buhNS !.
DISTRICT.
pssrh,crs. KAnEs.
ia, Charles Rasie,
"a, George W. Stokes,
3d, r. s. Cunningham, ~ :
4th, Enoch G.. Dial ss
9Th. Samuel II. Steedman,
9Th, Charles J 0rtoi, a
9TH, Joseph Kyle,
6til, Francis Cleveland,
9th, William Palmer, IA
10th, Benjamin r. Johnson,
llth, John B. Dumble, ~.
18th, William Golden,
18th, Judge Keisef,
p S. t4th, Hugh J Jeweit, y
18th, William Okey, IS I.
a6tli, Charles H, Mitchner,
VI. nth, Chalkey 7. sMcArtor,
18th. James Findley. "A 2,
18th, Samuel D. Harris, u, q
M .2oth, Eli +. Wilder
u .2ist Elias H, faines.
Democratic State Ticket.
FoR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORK.
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
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Democratic State Ticket. (.
FoR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.

FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ss JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
The Wheeling Bridge Suit I'm the Pennsylva-
mia LEGISLATURE.

A select Committee OF nine have unan-
mousIy reported to the Pennsylvania House Of Rep
Yesentaiiyes the foowi preamble and resolution
70 discontinue the noted Wheeling Bridge suit
Whereas suit has been instituted in the Supreme
Cont of the Uni'ec State in the name OF the Com.
,nonweath Of Pennsylvania, for the purpose OF pro-
onring the abatement OF the bridge across the ONO
a, wheeling on charge of nuiSaacs-and
Wh,reas, IL is understood by the Legislature that
the elevation OF the Aforesaid bridge is ninetytwo
feet above low water and more than sixty feet above
the common spring floods, and offers no impeachment
10 the navigation excepting 10 20 far tnai SIX or sew
on boats carving chimneys OF extraordinary hight,
are compelled TO lower their chlmneys In hlsn Wa
teY-aDd .
Whereas The said Wheeling bridge is nearly
three times as high above the water the aqueduct
CONSTRUCTED by and the bridges constructed under
the authority OF, the Legislature oil this State, at
Plttsburgn-and
Whtre9s, The said Wheeling bridge is the only
b,idpe authorized by the State OF Virginia to be
erected across the Ono River, and is on the direct
railroad route from the central southern and eastern
portions OF the State OF Pennsylvania to the west
ard south west-and
Whfreas, With a knowledge Of these facts, 1t
would be un worthy the honor and dignity OF inns
Common wealth to permlt the continuance OF that
prosecutCn deem ed to be uujus; TO the defendants,
as is hurful TO the great interests OF the state OF
Pennsy lvanIa ; therefore, be IT
Resoirsd by the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tues That all legal proceedings instituted against
the Vince ling Bridge Company, in the name OF the
Common weslIh Of Pennsylvania, be withdrawn, and
that the Attorney General be, and he is hereby, IN
structed 10 the same to be forthwith dlscon-
tinued
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caprice of government. Alter a few fuvthsr r.
marks as TO the difficulty OF importing general in
terest to such . subject, the lecturer concluded
amicst general cheers.
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE lecture before
this Society on Thursday night was BY Rev Augustus
J. Thebaud, Vice President of st. Johns College,
Fordham. and prominent Jesuit. His subject was
Plus VII and Napoleon" The discourse was
mainly recspi.ulaton OF historical facts, With the
deduction that Napoleon not so great power
as Plus, and that the excommuaic alton held over
the Emperofs head by the Pope was the cause Of
the formers downfall. The lecturer considered the
storms which met Napoleon in Russia to have
been rent By God expressly to revenge the in.
disni,ies which Plus had received at the hands
OF tie Emperor, but the lecturer thought n
Napoleon had repented and returned 10 the bosom
OF the Church he might even then have recovered
his power. DR.. 7. referred to tho humhusging Of
Plus by Napoleon in the matter OF certain papers
signed by his Holiness just before his restoration
and The sreai grief Of the infalble Head OF the
Churchwhen be foundtAat the crafty warrior had out
WitCd HIN The general detVcHon was that, sooner
or later a rulers must odown they oppose or fail
TO ievese the Pope that certain destruction would
follow accommodation and that no circuns
s,srces can possibly happen by which the
Papacy can be permanently overthrown
IN fact. that Gcd is always on tue side OF
the Pope, and not, as Napoleon said, on the
side Of those who have the heaviest artillery. In
conc!usIon the lecturer considered Louis Napoleon
as prince raised up BY the hand Of God for the
glory OF the Church. and said that he had been called
by more than seven millions of Frencamen who. IN
the act of casting their ballots for HIN, directly
inspired by the Almighty. THIS opinion was re-
cened With hearty cheers. The lecturer hoped
that Louis Napoleon would go under the auspi-
and the faith the true Church 10 restore France,
and through her all the earth. to the bosom OF the
holy Father who now fills the Char OF St Peter and
keeps the Keys OF Heaven and Hell, at Rome. We
have only given brief itea Of the Rev. speakers
remarks it being impossible 10 appreciate his mean
ing at the instant because OF his strong French 40
cent. and his manuscript having been pronounced
BY himself utterly ilesiblc to stranger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
poOr Orr,cr RopeERy. The investiga.

ton into the alleged robbery OF tbs drawer OF the
New-York State Bank in the Post-Olhce IN this CITY,
has been opened bv the United States officer Tnls
morning John Heaney, the young man who pre-
scented the check drawn by MIR Hamilton to the pay.
irg teller of the State Bank, was brought before
Commissioner Hilton, when Cashier Plumb, MI.
Hamilton and Mr. Alien testified, but no new facts
were ELECTED. The check presented vas originally
made payable to j. B. Plumb but when presented
that name was erased ard X. smith or bearer
substiIuted. MI. Plumb stated that he had exam
med some specimens of tina hand writing OF tbs
how which he had made after mis- arrest, and ths on
conparins them 9Th ssndorsement on. the check.
he was Of the opinion that they were both written
by the same person lie will, doubtless, be held for
iIial and as the next term OF the United States
Dstrict Court will be held az Rochester In May
next, be viii probably be tried a. tina. place.
lab Nv. J0ur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE.-Shortly after2 o'clock on Thursday
merniug fire broke on. in the old building next
door TO the corner Of Messsrole and Leonard-sts.,
formerly occupied as butchers shop. Owing to
the div material OF the building. 1t was almost 70.
taIy enyeloped in flames before the engines arrived
on he ground They succeeded however, In saving
the dwelling. house OF Mr.. + Karcher, Immediately
adjoining, as we'll as the building on the other SIDE
o! the continuation, from destruction.
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nill., and Mr.. Lockhard broush. the vessel a. Cap

nila, and Mr.. Leckhard brought the vessel as Cap.
tain home
The testimony Of seaman sho we'd, that plaintiff
hso oeen assaulted, also placed in irons. as charged
stwafoess, but after the vessel got ou., refused TO
90 outy as such, ard the Captain. after waiting
reasonable time and finding her still persist IN her re-
iusal caused h to be placed II irons and tina! de.
fenc ant, In theBurse he took did nothing bot what
was MS duty as to orders and the proper discipline OF
the ship
wiiIess, who was supercargo and charterer OF
.he snip testified that plaintiff, on bis first going on
ooarc, stated TO him that she had been to sea before
as warcess and Mrs Staples, In answer 20 aqpes-
uon said that plaintiff was ste wardess OF the SHIP
tnal she subsequently refused tn do duty, and the
captain told her ne would be compelled to punish
her II she cid not. .she was subsequently placed IN
her stateroom in irons The witness also said, that
she afterwards gothic irons of and thre them over
board. The case is on.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Thurs
dey-Before the Recorder, and Aid. Compton and
Tweed.
Iridt Contnusd.-The tnal Of John Terrell,
INDICTED for violent assault! and battery uOon the
person Of Capt. White. Of the British snip Plnoa.
was continued from yesterday the defense endeay.
onhB 20 prove tfat the Captain IN the first place,
assaulted hin. He, however, faiied in doing and
tneJniy rendered verdict Of guilty, recommending
him to the mercy Of the Court IN consequence OF
me severe injuries he had sustained from blow
gwen by the Captain after he had been assaulted by
the accused, and the Count sentenced him 70 pay
hns OF s25, ard this being done he was discharged.
Pltaded Gt1Hy-Margaret BAN. indicted for Grand
property OF Mrs Dilhk, pleaded guilty TO Petit
larceny. The Court thought proper to accept the
plea and the prisoner TO the City prison for
80 days The Court then adjourned for the day.
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~s. sou,hern Maii-rhe kio "r"n ~" '""''
ihe "..,;,u-MaryIand Politics, &c:

RAITIM0RE, TN y, VV' ", To-
Nj h through LON New. Orleans
The Southern eonain fnrlher details Of the move.
The Lsgs rsvsjaJ. and The Ersniag Pioay'ne learns
by pss.. s,,sck on Ma,amCroS, by the insurgents
vas hour, expected. ..,..;.,, -. ..sa . LII
Ing rnnl,c lands TO the Mobile and Ohlo Rail-
Toso 'DsRf Warden o. The MsyiSnl Peniten-
., ras been forced by outside pressure to res gn
m MsIy, - treat feeling between the Loco-Foeo
f,iens. and opponents Of Gov Lowe
Di an Wasbise fon Infeligsncer says the Govern
~, maid since 1898 $685. 900 for Loot horses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
..,. for plunderins the ship Missouri.

BUSIVNs W IOoS'
u.,rv G.. Piltman, master of toe snip Surfing,
samuel N. Dixey, master OF the sai2 missouri, anu
sansxns r. Uitchirg Us, mate of tire Stirling, were
crested here this morning and taken before United
States Commissioner, on a charge of having plum
dered the Missouri, (Which was wrecked on the eoaS
ofSumatra New IS 1882 of $4,000 In silver both
he Stirring and the Missouri were on the coast, ana
me silver a. tue tine of the wreck vas supposed 10
have been taken by the natives. The parties Will
be examined tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

FIRES Yesterday morning about o.
clock, FIRE broke out IN the dwelling house OF Dr.
Watson, No. 3S2 Fouitb-st Engine Co No. was
the ground and with the aid OF the police OF
the Fifteenth Ward su;ceced IN extinguisning inf
flames before material dsmss oc cured to the build
ing. The FIRE orgiuavei nom candle ~hicn was
taken by some OF the occupants of the premises INTO
room among some clothes
YESTERDAY morning, about O'Clock. ERE broke out
lot of olc frame stables IN the rear OF the Pubic
School building in Amos-s,. near Washington, wmch
were entirely cestIoyed befoie the flames could DC
subGued The fremen we've esrly on the ground,
and il was only by great exeron thattheY succeeded
in saving the school building from injury. Los'on
the stables irifng..
REAL EsTArE.-The folio wing sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
--WasAmgton, Wednesday, Feb. 4, l652.-N0. o.
Myra Clark Gaines, appellant, as Richard Relf ct
ai.-The argument OF this cause was continued By
Mr. Campbell for the appellant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

tB' William Wells, formerly a police
officer Of Baltimore has been tried at Washington,
and convicted OF murder in the first degree, IN
shooting boy at the Nayy-Yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
- r.lserauh to the New-YOrk Tribune.
,,c Convention or the Maine Lesisia-
V(mv lure.
Bosroy. Friday, Feb. 6. 1852.

w. turc.
Bosros Friday, Feb. 6, 1852
n.,oocya,s OF the Maine Legislature me- AZ
.srs,a on Tuesday. ,,;r,,ion far
"UI 10 State Convention was rejected BY 90
o',s''' r~sn,y.four members then LEFT the hall
Of eoto3. .d ns,eyate at Large to
A, '" :" Convention. A resolution to apooia'
The Da.i ~srsv The ether Delegate was laid on the
table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ATTEMPT AT SWcrDE.-About IL o'clock
on Wednesday gih named Silvia Cole attempted
TO commit suicide by swallowing dose OF arsenic.
she resided with Mrs. Williams on Pacinc-st near
Smith. and alleges the of her conduct that
her affections had been sighted by Of the oppo-
site sex. Antdotes were administered by Drs. De
Wolf and Benedict and in The evening she was TAX.
en- to the Hospital, where, after further medical
treatment, she was enabled to speak and gave her
reasons for wishing 80 make away with herself She
appeared solcitous however as to her fate and ex-
pressed the hope she would recover, which Is proba-
BILE, although she was no. considered entirely out
of DANCER las. evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
DISTURBANCE ON A FERRY BoAT.-James

Disturbance ON A Ferry BoAT.-James
McGahey was brought before Justice King on Thurs
day afternoon charged with improper conduct on
board one OF the Fulton ferry boats for which aP-
pc AIRED he had been assaulted by one OF the hands
Al other Of the employees. named John Mclaughlin,
also came up and between the two McGahey was most
outrageousiy beaten. The Justice, considering be
had been sufficiently punished, discharged him, ana
held Mclaughlin, for an unwarrantaoe ASSAULT, 10
bail in the sum OF $500 to keep the peace for three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
Eeaai Notices.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate Of the County of New York, notice IL hereby
evoh al persons having ella inns against MES SCR
GEOUR late of tho City Of New York Silversnth DE-
ceased 20 presen, the sse With vouchers thereof 20 The
snbfcTiber, bis Office. No Nassau st IN the CITY 81
Yok on OF before the Path Gay Of july ncxtDaed New
A'A' INV Nv" N"' JAMES s. THAYER.
~ tavemS Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogats Of the County Of New-York. notice hereby
eyen To all persons having claims against ROGER FALL
CONER late of the City Of New York, deceased. TO pre-
sem the same with vouchers thereof 70 tho subscrber a.
his residence No MaBgns in the CITY OF New YORK.
On or before the Twenty Sixth day Of July neu-Dssse
New YOrk the Twenty frat day Of January, 1885,
iai laxcmSs EDWARD EALCONER Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the CoAnty Of New York, notice nee,
Nv Given 10 ali persons having claims against ANss
HAMILTON, late Of Northampton Massachosetu &C.
ceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof 70
snb,cT,beY at hs Office No Al L,bertyst IN the Cay
Eew-York on or before the eighth day Of June hsf''
Dated New York, the fifth day Of December is,l.
dS lsueuss MARCUS WILBUR Exec"o'.
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the County Of Newly n2nee wvwR
late al The CITY Of NewYosk, widow decsa. ~
sent the same with vouchers thereof 70 w yori %
az be- heore The seventh day u PM nert-D''e'
the third day Of oe'o'sIH UGH KELLY Administration.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the SUI sur.
rogsfe Of the County q new s1snst AIRY cROSTR-
yysn T e he 81 the City Of WIDOW
~ same with vouchers thereof 20 the
70 re- corner OF Bowery and sdst :ss Cy
New York On before the twenty oc,ssr Isl
rs oua lass WILLIAM H. VAN COrT. Erecaso.-
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NOTICE is hereby giveu, that 8 ~ M. ss Sp.s.
cation viii be made % The IJssereersslsa % b
49, he FLAX aud HEMP DREssisss. 81 issrsssss
VII caolsai Of sicocGo. with shs III Iswe~s
4 h. ma 10 SS.0.OlO.
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NOTICE is hereby given, scco5 1onss
ysso;sscs FL r. s' ..s. .s &
thai they are Tesrh ,nbscribsr Francis Striker! =
vouchers y he County Clerks osce n the CIV h.
s as g, y Brssk Ia on or before me 'A ~
--Ds'sa 'A' !" FRANCIS ,: sTRYKER. Hrssusss.
.a,.vsnss HXNuAH SI1SOEe0N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of New York notice hsrshI
given to all persons having claims against FhANClD
ONIEI late Of the City OF Newfork, decease1 70 pre-
mont the same with vouchers thereof 10 John o. ootsbef.
ger Jr at his store No Il Centre-street IN the Guy Of
EewYork on or before the First day Of March next.
sed EewYork the twenty second day Of August. ls3i
JOHN o. COTTeBEEGER, Jr., Administrator.
JOHN O'NIEL, Win she WI A.
au1yiavCuSats Dexeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, &C.
cording 10 law 20 ali persons having claims against
THOMAS WYNNs, late Of the City Of Brooklyn; Kings
County deceased, that they are required 20 enh. VIZ
same with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber Edwm
Caoin at his residence No. Is Nth ST.. IN the CITY OF
New. York on or before the 2sh day Of March nsn -
D- ,sms. i EPw!sS 02 2gETSs yErscusou
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The taxing book Of the season. Just pubiis red
THE Upper TEN THOUSAND

Sketches Of American Society, by c Astor Bristed,
ESQ Iust sted fro Original Designs Price 81 cents In
paper; nusio, rs cents -, ILL. .1 ts.bt.
et of daeu-rreotypes, Shch hgure the dra"a feoH % ~
S,er- a. Uuor. psce-tr acted salons o. the iuL
lteify crowds oil the Wa,eung places, and pieHAen'S Al"
COurfe 49,. ~, h,. fn 4.
emf grown ms iastu-.s, and looks patonnnsy on t'e "a.
s ,noIt. Of very young New lorker Gcerous nm al
gr, IN the lions and country aud all with COOL 0a'e
80, AFT d, M hat is woudrousy telling.
Vh stf,Ie o. tie peu anoa@- the huge peirn''- Z"
en psperu btsiovs the lLa stso e. the WANING virtue o. ~
tahng belle. 49,. .....i. .r ,...r..,, s-..e.v.
49,. ~ hot rccipe coEc1,trg snery 'opNIi u's "
,t cam. breath the POP Lar tte'ogy 90 iue t"n al |
..., I'm il. Long leland Course Throughout q1ety -At
50, sslon rxareeratc-. LOOKING A. American .e ana
port BIT IS who has been 20, ana Cd" ana hl" .
IN ,p.,r now then To- take dow,s ioss here pu 10 o." ~
ttsr- rrakmR more hr than john In'n h'l il7i
- ms rf Lorgu.tte bot broad s'@aey suIes VIZ. 'Ne A
eye, Win nov anu '-'' '-' ~ - rEveuing Mirror.
s here IN ore volume, is that clever scenes OF plrrs On
y yoIk f.ouatie which were recently Pnn-'hell-
" r,pd PORTIONS of them Irto oar columns once +"
~. All detained dcug 50 a. gr'ie iengn, O-,
~, irliar, We iarDci that We prfcc'ea anNa''s@
,rrs ~ us,rs iuowu here 30 'oct eHce@ ne atl''
~. y g.. I'd ti4 inrntaton OF having P-i non lib ~ no 'a
but ne ,circJcnccs ATE az le. U'rsso.'' N't"''
must say ma. This He vol.,1~ col;'t, soi Tue AA- .
oil 1.n aut rsures sut that uo;Vts l,.rs - i'- o S
tas wrtlr rood moral .-.. ~ -, r, ~ -. -
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THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE

TOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION -
IA On me departure Of each Mail Steamer Tor Liv.
ecs 81 cents copy, or - per year, TO any past OF
1,.ip or 81 10 the Continent, postage included.
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rs- Daniel T. macfarlan, Real Estate and Hour
Areut-Ouses rented and rents collected Residenc W
n Sdsv Once hours to o'clock AN. 5to7 O'Clock
IL Hopes Expressive CENTRAL RAILROAD
,(WEW-JERSEY. Twice daily from New-York TO Esstou
= Leaving st oclock, A. NJ ard 46slsck p. ~ Ofss
"a - Broadway Nevfork
~ Mrs. L.. n. Fowler, M. d., will consult with
>f-s medically At her residence. no l5S Esxt Broadway,
r7<s sAn. 70 PM
HY The Irving Building and Mutu 81 Loan
Association will hold their sixth regular montay meet
ine on FRIDAY EVENING. Ausust 6, at O'Clock. az
Hasouc Hall No. IA GIand.st All members he paucu
sy requested attend this meeting business OF great
inpOrtan will be brought up for action In ch every
member Interested Members will please pay their
dues the office before the plight of the meeting a. u will
be impossible receive any dues after o'clock Friday
evening, August 6 MORRIS FRANKLIN, PTest
ALBERT n. NIcHoLAY, Secretary.