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News from Ecuador,

:
We are indebted to Amos b. COrwine Esq,
United States Consul, for the following extract of
n letter, from CORTLAND Cushing, Esq, Charge d.
Affairs at the republic Of Ecuador in reference to
the contemplated attack upon that country by
General Flores
This government is preparing to rcpe an expected
invasion by General Flores and has addressed circular
letter to the diplomatic representatives here. advising
Of the fact and of its intention to treat all persons
who may be concerned in the invasion pirates. I
think the government will be justified in doing
There Is corresponding movement in favor Of Flores
in this country; and sati fed that nine in ten of
those who think upon the subject at all opposed to
his coming believe the object Of his expedition is TO
punish the country, and obtain redress for failure
the part the government to comply with some of the
terms Of an agreement which he made about the time he
abandoned the country with the leaders of the revolution
by which he was put down lie he'd previously held the
Office Of President two years in violation OF the constitu-
ton then packed a convention caused constitu-
ton to be adopted and himself to be elected by the
revolution TO which he submitted. The leaders paid him
twenty thousand dollars for leaving the country. and
promised pay him annual salary and his military
officers pensions,
Those WHO have been in power since think the govern
ment and people arc not bound by such az agreement
with usurper and traitor and have refused to pay him
a salary.
The WILL or TME LATE JoHN l. JACOB, OF
LOUISVILLE, KENTucKY.-Thc Louisville Courier,
of the 18th inst, says:-The will of the late
John J. Jacob produced in the County
Court, on Monday, April 9th. for probate, and
admitted to record The estate is so large that
we have determined TO publish the following sy-
nopsis OF The contents Of the willrhe whole estate,
supposed by wel informed persons, to be worth one
million of dollars, is devised to Curran Pope, }. W.
Tyler, and Thomas =. Jacob, who are appointed his
executors and the guardians of his four minor
children. in trust TO pay his debts After the
payment of his debts, the estate is TO be equally di
vided amongst all his children. eleven in number,
by three commissioners, who are named in the will
In making the division, tho commissioners are di
rectcd o allot to each q his daughters improved
properly. equal " value 70 SiVoyJ, when snail not
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DEATH OF Dir. BARABINO, OF THE UNITED
STATES N,yvThc Norfolk papers the death at
the Navy Hospital in that city Of Dr. N G. Darsbino,
surgeon in the United States Navy.
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United States District Court.

Before Hon. Judge Belts
ArRIL 2o.-Ienry Martin, soldier was convicted Of
,cang two gold rings the property Of Major Rancs at
Governors Island. The particulars Of the case have
already publshed in the HERALD when the investi-
alton had before the Commissioner Sentence do
erred
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IT, CIarenceyiIlc, o.. Beautiful LOts at moderate
orces PAYABLE IN psts osn's Of 81 - month Gene
r,I es No 3Nassaust and No. 81 3dav. The whole Of
Iis beautiful village embracing nearly hundred lots
IsYee one hundred already sod offered for sale prices
49,, ess 10 Al 80 each THIS place situated the Brook
tvn ana Jamaica Plank Rod, with the Long Island Rail-
;osd psnF through the centre, and about ~ miles from
WiIrsmsburgb and from Brooklyn for e2nvenlsnee OF
,sesss IL is surpassed by village In the vicinity OF New.
VOL having frequent ooumunicsnoos oy STAGES 90 ths
PIsnL Road and Eve times eech wev, daily oy the hsoid
I, a. snrlv looatso N the center Of lose Pnn ana rec
.Le from ,wsrnps and rough or mountain sno Ine VIZ
gs ont broad and convenient me one
fi1eenvoodsv bens 100 feet in width fne ute OF s1e
nroperty IL perfect having been In one fany neay GU
con o.ts sbstrsc. will BE- furnished TO purchaser
10 those who would escape hish cat, reo ana
ssrs of convenient building spot this the osst oppo.
tuni " vet offered t. the public AL the streets VII so.
ed At he exp-r e Of present propr.o rot maps Of
M her psrtculsrs apply TO ID. Z. MACfAhLtN', n,
G,ne1. Agent Ne s Nss'sus-, from II A. M 70 r. N;
or No 81 "a av from to A. NJ, and TO r. h; OF %
either Of the following asern; ~, mn NJ ia a,5,,
j W. seight No a James st j. W pel no ao 'g'o 90
An p Labsrte No 1856 Bowery; r. RIOS, Jr- NO; ~ otn
40. RI Nioolay No IA Grsndst and No ~ ait,sIi
lame, Chamberlain, No SIT eLh Az; I'd sard msaden'
NJ Iee otb..v: J. w Weston, No. 81 Ch.moersstj j. \.
Williams No 2g7 ethsv John Cairns No 10 WestsIj
J,eob Pec.re No 163 Hesterst Va gard Purcell NO eO
ksssapst Bruoklyn-Sohn 7. Bailey, No l59 Atsnte-ri
J. 3. Bennett Columbia betw cen ssshett and pesra~'
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From the Philacelpb,a North American.


III Cast iron Monument TO Henry clay
pleasure 10 laying before our readers the ns
de.cpton of the onument about TO be erected In the 3D.
roush Of Potsville The design is drawn by hewson,
TO The statue correct likeness OF Henry Clay 70 os
from the celehrsed ornamental ironworks OF Mr.
Robert Wood Of this city, 10 o. cast iron. ,,,...
The model 10 prepared by Mr. WOODS princpel s.
and seulptor Wesche Esq pupil OF the dslogusnea
Snhsnthser and Cornelius whose reputation atened 10
Nah degree Of excellence Europe prior to hi:
.s,,h NJ WOOD 10 whom he introduced some three
r,sI, since b, the highly celebrated Won Seo.d 81 MAI
H. .sr ppsre on the Rhein who In bis ta,tenng letter
81 ,n,yodnction congratulated the New World that mr.
esobe designed devote bis talents aud active HE 70 he
r,omo' ion OF the arts in Thu. untry. ,c,.,.
In late vi.i, TO Pottsvie was much srahhea 70 wiz
n.s. the nublc spirit and noble patriotism evnced oy Tue
Of that place ard surrounding country 10
hS.n,t q, iron 10 the memory OF Henry gay
Shic, "a now being beautiful aud commanding
en,inence ne ar the center OF the borough r
81 az acme pouiy of the PERSONS who have charge OF
ths matter and learned that the design OF the
drawn by v Hewson EsQ and adopted BY the COMMITTEE
10 rs follows; A.. .. c..,a.
man and made Of cast iron, fifteen feet in hight and VIII
sand upon GTseian Doc clumn also OF cast from starting
fr1 m base of conglomerae rock The whole hight Of
column or base 63 feet (above the neat nes being SS
FEET above the Ie-wah, Centrest with the following
inscli In ion on the face Of the monument
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DulifirGl EUriCes

TT Tenth Ward Lundy Lane Ciub.-This Club
vin bold is EULER Meeting ct KslfngePs cor Broom ana
Forsytb. THIS EVENING, ct o'clock A pnnctuA at
tebferce is requested ID. MlLLEh, rrefoent'
D r. sSIUsIsyANT' Secretaries
n The Campaign Scott md Graham song
Second edition enlarged and improved Toe largest
most beautiful and edition Of spirited wing SONGS ex
liant Every section OF the country should be supplied
Conritte>s and Booksellers orders with CASH promfsJ
mpphed 1t 81 per 100 by the publisher, 80
ID e. GAVIT, No. 1872 Broadway, N Y.
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QMnsements.


Metropolitan Hall
7 Asst CONCERT.-MADAME MA
- ''' SEVENTH AND LAST CONCERT
TUESDAY EvENiNG. Sept %, 1884,
On this occasion will introduce for the second time,
Air and Grand VaraOn composed expressly f'I her D
Ai'i"' 0I MUSICAL DLFFICULTIE: SOLVED.
will be assisted By
sIGNOR RoyERE ,o,,.,,,,,
A FULL ORCHESTRA,
GRAND CdoRUs
Musical Director. ..sgnor ARDlFi
PROGRAMME.
/. Overture from Gszza Ladra'-Full Orches
Dusto, tom aIt.iisna in Aissri "se Doves.
prsrder mosle,v sung by sisnor saOSio-
8 CAyA!IsA; from ssmiramide, sung by NINE.
CA CbNrI: from, F,n.ni
5. Romano ion lllustn Riv.lh, " 10 ternci
6. GRAND ARIA, from Msnon Lescsut" sung
by NINE. ALB0NI............ Bale.
:. Overture. vull orehe.t., from obsrOn .......webm
8. CANzoNE from La Flgla del Regiment,
"CisspOqn 70 dice sung by NINE AL
o puetipo FRO rom Censrcntoa Tn scane mem
soche.b sung 6y NINE. ALB0NI and Sig.
10 Aria a"t from cenefcctoa, AIic: Rs@poi'
SUNG by Sig Revere. Rosfni.
IL, ISecond time "MUsCAL DIFFICULTIES
SOLVED" being air and Grand Vars-
toms, composed BY Arditl sx grossly for, and
sung by MADAME ALBONI.
Ticket MISREPRESENTATION DOLLAR.
Reserved Sc ats DOLLARS.
Reserved Seats price Two Doars) 70 be had at the Ma
sic store Of VIM HALL L Son, No 239 Broadway,
corner Of Park place.
TO all pars Of the House, One Dollar, fer which
a certificate FOR a seat will be given, at jOLLlES MuCc
Store, No 500 Broadway.
1t with extreme regret that the Manager Of these Con-
certs Is compelled that owing to the
applications for tickets for the ensuing Concert the free
hs-wth the exception OF the Pressmust b entirely
pended.
Doors open at 81 o'clock.
Concert TO commence at o'clock
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE NEWBORN DAILY rhlbUNe
IvEIIsHEp EVERY MORNING, tsoNpfr
nv GREELEY kcELRATh
. -,,sn., am, pI.ss cosEEs OF GeucE AND SA'
~ I'M s.u.sr. opposr. TIE CITY aALI-
"A A.lsxs,.1 10 Ctv subscrfoeu for ~ Cents per
o. they prefer they pay 70 eopes
Txo Cests Nal subsciben Five Dollar per snn.n ~. -
sxvsnos eubsohptoas tskep Sor hI montns Y1 w ~
rnorths 81 80 fhres Dollsrs In ADVANCE roqeHo
exchsoscs with Country Nswspspers Daily rspen
~ ts Office whose terms are than those oil Ie i'
ras are not allowed any difference.
THE NRw.YORK WEEKLY TRtbCNn,
VERY LARGE PAPER FOh TIE COUNTRY,
d pabshed every SATURDAY MORNING. 81 the low p1oe OF
~ per snrun 10 advance Eight copies fr $40 OF twenty
eopes 70 one address for go ard the ip no ease con-
sppsa s.yous time for which II 10 paid
r ais ,heet will be charged so o. n line essh insertion
THE sRmI-WBEKLY TRIBUNE.
Ia pub.bed every rkInAY mornins Price q
-, snnam Two eopies for " Ten f0r 40 Advertise
noep "a 6 cent? line for each insertion.
THE rEw.YORk TRIBUNE
goe EUROPEAN CIRCULATION,
IA rpbi.b.d an the departure Of each Mail Steamer m LV
erpool Poe 81 cents copy - year, 70 any part u
Great Britain q 70 the Continent postage Included
THE NKw-YORK TRIBUNE
ZOE oALiSOs MA. OREGON AND The sANDwIcH ISLANDS,
Published ON the departure Of each MAJ steamer ior
Chagfes. Pnce Ga cents per copy: - ,,x NIL
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MINERVA ROOMS, No. 400 Broad
ws,-Tiut week Of the GRAND MOVING PAN

DRAMA Of o
GrOgIOuS CAMPAIGNS IN MEXICO, commencing
nth ths landing Of the American Troops Vera Cruz Sur
ynS,1 Of the CITY of Vera Cruz and tic Castle Of San Juaa
W GENERAL WINFIELD scorf.
ala. A.ni,fns The line of march pursued b. the Ame
AN imy THROtGH MEXICO ths sattles Of CERRo
GORDO CONTRKRAs, CHuRUBusCO, TIE sIUSA.
ING or CHEPULTEPEC, GRAND VIEW W TIE
City OF MEXICO and terminating with the p.nnns o.
the I'M qusrsble STRIPES and STARS % the HALLS
or The MONfEZUMlS!
Now open for exhibition for Q short time
Prics on Admisuion rs cent? Children half price
Doors VIII b open ct oslseh IN. Panofsms VIII move
q Q o'slosk precisely.
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MILE. MILE URSO
Vl respectfully informs the public that her
FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
will take place on THURSDAY EVENING, Sept 80, at
METROPOLITAN HALL.
PROGRAMME.
l. Overture TO "Eimcnt"-By the Grand Orehes-
q Loves Dream German melocy,-Mr Felt
.hosney.
s. Grand Aria, "Prendi pei me"-Msdame o..
car Commstaut ..........................De Berot.
s 9Th CoNcERTo, with Grand Orehestrs-Exe-
cuteS by Mile. CAMILLE URso............Vietti.
g. Overture to "othello7-By the Grad Or.
chesirs ''.hesnni
(Romance des Porcherons. .GTs.r.
T. La Msnos," CanZonetia Madame Oscar
Commettant.. ......-... .'''''''''''''r denrlon.
s. Tyrolienne Alemsnde-" Oh, hear my voice
Mr. Feitllnger.. 'DetaAle4'
9 SOUVENIRS DE BELLISI-Executed BY Nile.
CAMILLE URSO .............: '..'''': 1900. Atot
TO- The Nyrph's Echo melody with ObDe 40
compsnineEt-Mad Oscar Comsettant..
IL AR vARiE, with Grand Orchestra Executed
BY Mile CAMILLE UKSo 49,. Senoa
MI OSCAR CoMEITANT will preside at tbs PIANO
Forte. - ,,
To all parts OF the house
BAH The seats are numbered and eau he selected
ard secured without charge by applying early a. the
Music Store OF WILLIAM HALL son, No - erosd
vsy corner Of PArkplsce also st the Music Store Of
SAMUEL c. JOLLlE No 800 erosdwsy.
Doous open al 81 o'clock Concert 10 commence st
o'clock.
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Gpsrial NDtires.

~ Broadway Division, No. d, =. Of TIVE ~
Der. are 70 sttenS the y q :fe
dsd at the Church G. BROWN "'fD
Go. " CoLWRN, X 3
q The New-YorIk and North american
s.nd in S.ss the anniversary celebration Of the Sons OF
Temperanos at the a. Church in Greene ct. on the 18th
Room No l. basement Of church at 81 O'Clock gem
ers attendance requested BLENDERS %, ;,,d =,
Unions ding The Anniversary, are cordsy invited 70
meet In 'esAli' with '0' o''I XMEY SAWYER G. g. s.
~ -. of r. In Brookiyn.-The members Of Be
TflEsDA DIVISION No. g. 8 OF L particularly re-
are.ed to meet punctuslly at o'clock al their Division
Room (co o. Henry and Ataphc-sts on WEDNESDAY
tO%O,owl EVENNG 70 Up PRECISION s 70 ins s,SS sV
be expected by eminent speakers
~ Eishieepih ward Temperance Alliance.
The spacious pavilion Of the City Alliance has been
y 2sd yPR PTss s s! free A0' ''
''''''' = JESSE w BENEDICT, President.
re- American Institute Farmers, Cub "A
meeting will be held at the Reponery NO. o3 oro9away
Sept sd n0On ar. 9s.pccy nvssd
Admission free to all Some fruit Will be on the aoe iof
tisl
~ PheDosraphy.-T. G. LELAND, TeseheT and
CeI No $40 sIOsdssy sG aSsIs,ss Sos
given with athfuiness and Dispatch opuph-l% es'0nS
n TO Practical surveyors. INDUSTRIAL
HOME ASSOCIATION No S|ses.ed T. gR T %
the 9Th DAY Of October 1882 a. oco;h Tor survey
II laying cut into sueets quarter acre plots 40 4ot
Bridse Westohe,ter Co. Y Plan and specifications
be and all mston resog thereto can Dc oosinsd
Avenue The Executive Committee thu right OF
rse:,s proposals they sy NsrTn ~ afIPS
ecuuve Committee, marked proposals for surveying, 60
No. 80 Avenue
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MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAGS
lH SECOND GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
few OF TIE choicest seats In Psrquete and fIst Gree
nay be obtained AZ the Music Store OF o. j. CHhSIMAN,
No. 6o5 Broadway.
MADAME SONTAG'S CONCERT
IH A few of the best Seats fer sale Al MAURICE
sTRAKOSCHS Metropolitan Piano Forte Emporium Ne.
629 Broadway.
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y Teeth Inserted on Gold Plate, without re.
tnoyipe the old stumps the made healthy and
stcppod from further decay. FOMLEk,
No lS6 SpTngss, west Of Broadway.
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- Paris Green, ess,, Brand}-Bens an Amer.
sas nanusetue patented s49 known 70 be unsurpassed
hy sny foreign importation for bsney beauty OF color
a. tursbilty This Green confidently recommended a.
claiming the notice Of parties concerned In Its to- ship
paintns Venetian bnds wall hanging ko- for which puI.
poss N Il preemnently sdapted Mahusctuxed nnd cold
n YHEO. SEMINARY, No Ii Jsooest (swsmp)
n Rmbalment Of Human Bodies.-Dr. ri.
AAfE and his partner. d.. NICOLAS have taken tneir
vsrsrooms No SIS Broadway Ne~-York, where Informs
don can be obtained about their process and Shnses Per-
sons from distance requiring their services may Apply ~
ssesrsph and their w be promptly attended TO-
~ New village Of Glen verneu.-Choice lots
kou ons quarter 70 i've immediately tbs News
Haven Rsilros5 within bali hours de from the city
BE- secured BY early application 70 the undersigned Oppor
ssnities are offered 10 see the ground.
WATKINS & HINE, No. ass Broadway.
~ Industrial Home Assecis ton, No. LA
meeting Of this Association will Be held on "WEDNESDAY
IVENiN0. September as, az oeloes az 10 ~ ofsno@
Probably the last JOHN sTENENs, rresioonI
! Q. A. cooFER, Secretary.
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~ Pboposrapby,-T C. LELAND, Teacher and
Rel orter No $40 Broadway Verbatim Reports OF Trials
and sumeps IN Law Sermons Addresses and Lectures
given with fathfuness and Dispatch To pups-l@ lessons
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4 RECENT GRADUATE of HAIR

IA WARD, who will bring the best recommendations do
drfns TO obtain occupation Teacher In NewYort 70
speeuy offers bis services 70 gentlemen wishing 70 secure
private instruction for their cons He permitted % ,efer
70 Rev Samuel Oszood No. SO West llth-s Mr w fallen,
No IS West l5th-s Rev. y. w. Ware, Cambhdgspcrt
Mass Presiden, Sparks, Rev Or Walker and Prof e. 9
Felton. Cambridge. Address GRADUATE. OF V. 3.
Palmer Tribune BuIlfinn NewYork.
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A S CHAMBERMAID and to take care of a
IA baby, by respectable Girl Has good atty reference.
Apply at No. 7 Hesterst, first floor, back room
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AS good Cook. by a respectable Gil

As good plain Cook. by respectable
"A young Womsn would he willing to assist IN ~asnias
and ironing The Of city reference from her last place.
Cal for two dsvs AZ the Book Store Nc. y 6th-av.
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THREE RESPECTABLE YOUNG PRor-
v<rr GIRLS with good references. want situations
10 20 cham ork and visiting; ore 5000 "ssnef ana
Iropsr CsIstC MASONS. No. 10 boTery.
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TWO YOU'VE WOMEN want situations
one .s Seamstress the other Cook. Would preie
LIVING In some city South West Can be ssen for one
veek Call az No. AS Greenvichst
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1.-TWO GIRLS desire situations, one as
Il Chamb'Imsid and Waitress AMI to do plain ssgias
and MIND children The Other az Chambemsd and Wait
and assist in Washing and Ironins Both osa give sood
reference. last place Call In Nsvys, BrooAyn Srd
door from Pnk-sv frs. floor, front room.
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1.-TWO SISTERS want situations IN
re,peetssls family, one Cook Washer aud lroner
snd good bread baker; the other az an
Water B,s objection to the charge of children la
opre Al No SO llth,t between 5th snd 9Th avs In IN
rear Can be seea for two days. Good city references
fiycr,
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Caavlgston Preparatory Medical School.

s'IIE session OF this Institution will begin on
the first Monday in April, and terminate
the last s turdny in July. The different chairs
vii be occupied as follows:
Anatomy and Physiology, by F. II. MILES,
VI. ID.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine, by d. J.
CAIN, M. ID.
Malerla Medica and Therapeutics, by r. p.
PORCHER, M. d.
o., stetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chill
drrn, by Z. BELiN FLAGG, M. d.
The Chair of Surgery has been offered to
gentleman now in Europe, who, it is hoped, will
accept it. Should he not do 80, ii will be filled
| before the time appointed for the opening Of the
| School.
Clinical Instruction will be given at tho Marine
Hospital and Aims House, by Dre. d. J. CAIN
and J. FORD PRlOLEAU.
During the session of the Medical College of the
State of South Carolina, members of the class wilt
be examined regularly on the lectures delivered in
hat institution.
The Students will be shown cases among the
patients Of the Teachers, and euch as can be taken
10 I've lecture room will be exhibited to them and
explained.
The most distinguished Surgeons in the city
have promised, whenever they can do so conve-
niently, to perform operations before the class.
/ Doctors LIBBY and ]. 8. MITCHELL,
who have each large obstetrica practice, will
(as well as the t-achers,) give the Students
TO all OF their or this description, which
they with proprIety be allowed 10 visit.
In short. ample opportunities will be afforded
FOR acquiring practical, well rs theoretical knowi
edge of the profession.
Her moruary statistics prove that Charleston
possesses a 8 iubrity Of climate enjoyed by very
few cities IN the world and strangers longer
deferred FROM visiting her IN the summer.
Board and lodging can be obtained from $3.50
to IS n week.
Terms, fifty dollars, including examinations
during the winter. Jan. 81 eowtal
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100 DOLLARS REWARD

ID AN away from the subscriber, October 9th
II, 1897, from his residence Willow Swamp,
South Edisto River, Orangeburg District, South
Carolina, a negro man named HOWARD, about
six feet high, and otherwise well proportional
and of black complexion, full faced, high fore
head, a prominent nose, and no whskers; havnl
on one of HE arms the letter S, or mark resent
ling it. He had scar on the inner ankle of.
presume, the left foot. He speaks with plausI-
biIity and ense; is rather assuming in his address,
yet mud and humble IN his manners. He is
keen, shrewd fellow, walks fast and quite erect,
and is apt to bear uncommony much on his toee
when hurried. He sand that he originally be-
longed to a farmer named Joshua Lee, near Gin
ton, in Virginia; either there or Norfolk or Rich.
mond, IN that State, presume he took up quar-
tiers. Any person finding and appreh ending the
same, and delivering him safely into the hands OF
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward oy
one hundred dollars, besides reasonable expenses
that he may be OF in coming and returning.
WILLIAM RILEY
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500 Reward.

500 Reward.
RAN OFF from my plantation, on Red river,
eighteen miles above Alexandria, in the State of
Louisiana, last February March, mulato or
griife coored negro man, about SO years old, COM
pacty built, and about 5 feet 8 or inches high +,
and weighs about $50 or 100 pounds. He talks
slowly and walks in The same way, good look
ing fellow, and has fine and sound teeth; his name
is Austin, but hear he has changed his name,
and saws he belongs to some Doctor, at Natchi-
toches.
| have reason to believe he is Cutting wood or
working for some trlning person. the mouth
of Black River, as he arrived there in company
with another negro, in the flat they carried away
from my Ferry.
If he went off in any steamboat that is not de-
stroyed, and will be responsible for an action OF
damages, will give 300 dollars for proof to con-
vsctlon in open court, at ALEXANDRIA,
against any captain, master, or commander so al
Iowirg him or aiding him to make his escape, on
their boat, from my service,
will give the above reward Of 500 for Austin
delivered in any slave State jail, so that get him
]. ID. ALLEN.
Cotile Pest Office, Rapidss Parish, La.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-06-11

THIS establishment having recently been
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