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Baltimore & 3'4.iIada. III. Read.

At a meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Baltimore & Philadelphia Rail Road Co. held
at Churchvllr, in EIa rford county. on the sih
inst, the Company was fully oleanized by the
election of Joseph Roman, Presidents and Jos.
Roman, Cheney Hoskins, Thomas T.. Bond,
Jonathan Warner, Edwin Haines, David G..
Mccoy, Geo p. Cook, john Lincoln, Marshal
j. Hunt, Thomas Richards, John Reynolds and
Isaac Twlning, Directors OF said company.
David G. Mccoy was appointed Treasurer;
Cheney lioskinS, Secretary; and T. +. Sickels,
EnGincer.
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NOTICE.,

John Carson In the Circuit Court for
VS.. Cecil county.
Thomas White and d In chao r" ,s.,
ORDERED, That the snles made and reported
" by John c. Groomc, James T. McCullough
and Henry c. Mackail, Trustees. in the above
cause be rattle and confirmed, unless causes
TO the contrary be shown on or before the Goth
day OF December next, provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper published
in { Ccll county once a week Tor Que month be-
tore the 20lh day Of November next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
S322SO0. ALBERT CONSTABLE,
Irle copy, test H. H. MITCHELL, Cl'k.
Oct. %, lS53-lm.
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned on the 25th day of July,
1853, sold his entire interest in the Tin and
Stove business in Elkton, to Mr.. Fredus AID
ridge, who is alone authorized to settle the
business ofthe late firm of Adridgc s, Can't
WE'LL and who is $50 alone bound for all debts
due by said firm.
Oct 10 JOS. p. CANTWELL.
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By order Trustees,
I'D 'R'sssI E4AEsHIIS.

WYE have on hand Il good assortment orun-
~ der sleeves, spenccrS, cuffs and cellars.
Also, t fresh supply OF
SILK PLAID BERAGE,
BERAGE DE hAINS,
MUSLIN DEBhGE,
OF various colors and qualities. We have, also,
a superior assortment OF city made 'adics Cal
lcrs, Of the latest style ind hest qaaity, prices
from Sl2J to 50. Please call and examine cur
stock AMI we feel assured you will be pleased
with our carefully selected assortment.
JuRc is il. J. SCOTT < BRO.
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WIZ. 10RBERI,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, &C.

(noXt do"r TO Court House, Elhton.)
HAS just opened this week, new and beau
/ l. itul assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods:
/ lain, col'd, an! fancy Silk; Flaids, AIcrinus,
Cashmcrts, DcIancs, DE Begcs, Prints, Cling
hams, Stripes, sc.
CLOTHS, CAS5IMERES, SATlNETS.
Black French twilcd, blue, brown, olive
cora Cl"Ihs; super black doe skins ana fancy
pIaids, an assortment larger than any lie has
ever offered before; twccds, satncts, kcrscys,
jeans, &C.
Brown and b"ached muslns, y I'd sherting,
- pd dc; pillow case do; white and col'd Cam
tons, Usnahurgs, drills. bed tickngs, tow lin
ems, carpets, oil cloths, travelling bags. baskets,
&C., trimmings in @Irat variety, hose, gloves,
has and caps, boots and shoes. &c.
GRJCERiES PROVISIONS, &c. oct q
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NNEIGEl.

THIS is to give notice that all persons are
forbidden from trespassins on the premises OF
the subscribers, either with dog, gun, beat or
dccoys, otherwise they will be prosecuted to
the extent Of the law. RICHARD BRiSToW,
Oct 10 3w FRANKLIN W. LoRT.
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THEM MUsKErs. 1t is said that George
Law. Esq, has effected sale Of a very
considerable portion Of his muskets to
the Turkish Government, to be used
in the war with Russia. They have not
yet been sent, but are to be shipped in
the course Of few days.
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% liraocrs an0 Gorrrspu Hints.

tf}FThe, same old song to-day; not
time to attend to correspondents as they
deserve;-but wait till courts and cleo
tions are past; which two more weeks
will effect.
[yHere are are some lines for Tile
Wing from the pen Of an old contribu-
tor, which our readers will be pleased
to see:
H.
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The undersigned continues to carry on the
Tin and Stove Establishment, in which he was
formerly partner with Mr.. Jos. p. Cantwell.
Oct 10 FREDuS ALDRlDGE,
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THE CHINA MIssIoN.-The commits
sion of the Hon. r. NJ. McLane, as
Minister to China, has been sent 10 him.
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FortG 10y heart is given

For To- lny heart is given
The cheering hope, that soon where pain
And partn9S are nnknHwn We meet again
IN yondCr Heaven!
Gin, oct. Sh, '53. WIFE.
LrAnd the following from the same
pen we find in the Cincinnati CONNER
cial:
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THE RELEASE OF koszrA.-The New
York Times has private advIcrs from
Smyrna, which render it far from Ger
tam that kos2ta has been released, or
that, if he has, the affair is &tili more
complicated than ever 1t is stated that
Mr. Marsh, the American Minister at
'Con>tantinople, had made an arrange
ment with Baron de- Bruck, the Austrian
Envoy, whereby hoSzta was 10 be put
on board an American vessel by the
representatives. Of the two powers, tor
tie pUri oSp OF returning direct to tn"
United States, or tie coAdIlion hiat, i
he shoH(d crer rei&fW TO iUrheY, tie
.IoStrian Government $haW lure full
1orcr to crcrriee the yight3 ii cIajms
o&0inW tim. MIR, Brow had come from
Constautnoplr to Smyrna, for the pur-
pose of carrying this arrangement into
effect II is added that Mr.. O.iincy, u.
States Consul at Smyrna, objected de-
cid"dly to the stiFuIat:ons, and refused
to give his assent to them, except on the
receipt of pprcmptory orders to that eff
feet from his Government.
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san frtFg3S, bnNoHS,
InrS, lfiHminCS, &c.
This store has recently been greatly enlarged
and improved. It's former depth was about 20
feet, it is now II feet; large Ky ii9ht has
been erected, and several more rooms added to
the establishment; thus making II one OF the
most roomy in the city.
The stock Of g05ls is now larger than any
preceding season: many lave been purchased
for cash. and can be sold at Philadelphia and
Baltimore prices. At this establishment per-
sons can procure many articles that often re-
qurc much time and trouble 10 Gnl.
The stock OF silks, ShawlS, bomhazncs, new
style pads, paramettaS, aipacaS, de iaIncs,
ginghams, prints, de bage, malonnas, caa,on
cloths, &c, is very extensive. Also, rich and
low quality mantilla vulrctS, vclyc; Trimmings,
many new styles silk irlngcs and gi:aps, the
largest assortment in the state. Cloths, cassi-
mcreS, saincts, rcStinys, blankets. ianncls,
lickings, ami domestic goods generally.
Merchants supplied On good terms. Orders
pnnctualIy aUcn.el to.
n. B. Also, at this store can always be
found in season, the largest assortment OF I'M
PORTED AND DOMESTIC FuRS, at city
prices, to be found in Wilmington.
JOHN S. kENNARD,
Oct nearly opposite Farmers Bank
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opposite THE COURT HOUSE, and cx.
" amnc his new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
some of which will be found in the following
catalogue:
Cloths, cassmcres, cassinctts. fannels, lin
seys, ladies' French coakinIs, tweeds for
cloaking, French merinocs in various culO,s,
French casInrrcS in do, Thibcl cloths, Can
ton cloths, moIar lustres, mourning alpacas,
b"gc lu>trcs, mcrjno rinjls, mouslin dclaines,
d"J ges, black silks, pIai and clalnrlIon do,
prints, assoteli oil giaahanS, domestic do,
tickngs, muslins, cnlorcd and bicachcd drill
ings, culorr4 cambrics, canton hanncls, gloves,
hosiery, trimmings in great variety; ladies and
ci,llircns shoes, hats, caps, hardware, queens
ware. groceries -four, meal, bacon, lard, but
tee, Burning luid, &C. TOct 10
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The WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNU
MENT.--1h his structure is now l42 feet
high, but the managers are much in want
OF funds to continue its erection, and
appeal to the people Of Maryland, at
The ensuing November election, to con-
tribute such sums as they may think
proper in aid Of the noble project. The
Judges OF the elections, throughout the
State, are requested by them to put up
boxes to receive the contributions of
the voters, and it is not doubted that the
request will be generally and cheerfully
complied with.
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SAMUEL b. FOAnD,
EDMUND BROWN, Jr.

I.TkTWN, VC1. ISI, I'1OJ
TEHE business will be continued by The un-
l. dcrSigncd, who tenders Lis thanks for the
liberal pl'roaaL" bestowed up,A him asa put
ner IN the hate firm OF BR0IyN & FOAGp, and
very respectfully invites attention 10 Il choice
selection otscas enable goods he has Just opened.
l.. BROWN, Jr.
THE subscriber will continue TO pay the high
est cash prices for wheat, corn aa cats.
Oct. lst. $. l.. FOARD.
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Alone.

Never, no never more
Shall thy soft hand be pressed in mine,
Or on my breast thy languid head rccline,
AS oft Of yure.
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E.ssfa.


BY W. T.. EWING.
There is something in that word
That soft. angelic name
That sends, whenever II is heard,
y rapture through my l;am".
Why it Shoult such Il charm possess,
Ormovr NJ. like Il spell,
! leave for wiser hra Is to guess,
And wiser tongues to tell.
Iknow not why il shoull-anl yet,
| ircl that I:nr nor Care,
Can ever cause me 10 forget,
Or from my memory wear
Thc'i0m sweet lct'rrS.il!a. hclon"
Unto that name divine
A name that fills my soul with song,
And gla Idcns mOtc than w!ue
Forget them NOT Till | depart
This life. and turn 10 clay;
And then / ry'il find nr'r ny heart,
.Engra we'd I'll T. r A.;
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NOTICE..

GNiE Co-partncrshp heretofore existing I'M
l. der the llrn Of BRowN < FoARD, is this day
dI>SoYci by innluul consent. All persons in
drhtcd To The haze firm are requested to call and
settle their accounts at an early day, with either
of the subscribers
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BRITISH FAITH IN AmER1cA.-The
European Times of a late date closes a
leading article Wit h this language:
"rhe aundiced politicians of Eng
land viewed, years ago, with alarm and
terror, the success of the democratic
prInci pies on the western shores of the
Atlantic; but much OF this fear of liberal
institutions in their most expansive
form has long since Disappeared and
even the most stationary politicians in
this country, so far from dreading Amer
lea, have learned to respect her. Old
prejudices on this head are all but ex-
tract, and our firm conviction Is, that if
Great Britain were involved in a strug-
gle for national cXistence-if she were
to become the object Of attack on the
part of all the combined continental
despots-the spot of earth to which she
would first look for support. and not
look in vain, would be to that thriving
progeny which she originally planted on
the western continent"
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And though lhOn arl 10 me,
LIES only charm, | yet can bear
A little while, since thou art free from care,
Alone 10 be.
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6 7R.IIV M4TT1NG and OIL CLO1H-4
~ 81 red check and white mating, I'll aud
IA ofthe very best quality and make, in store
and for sale cheap, by BRcwS & FoAap.
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Wi!minulon Clothing Store.
A Sensible Idea

TN ]. 3. ASH to 20 10 Philadelphia and select
/ before the city Retailers some Of the pref
test and latest styles, Dress Goods for Ladies';
fine French Cashmere, AMI Fancy Fesings for
Gentlemen, TO eether with Il general assert
nent Of Fall goods which he will sell al Il
small advance; call and see them.
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The Wing Party Dead! When truth is forsaken
And Reason, conIoundcd, retires from her
throne
When The solid foundations ofVirtuear shaken,
And madness shall stalk forth in triumph alone
When Librrly's host in dismay are disbanded,
And the Slar-Srangled Banner no more be
unfurled;
When Freedom shall weep for the ship ofstate
stranded,
And Freedoms last hope shall be banished
from the world
When anarchy dire shall reign throughout the
Nation,
fires,
And Tyranny triumph in wild exultation,
Then, the Why Party, with Freedom, expires.
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Edgings,
Unicr-slcevcs,
Trimmings Of all kinds
Please call and sec our goods; we ale pleas
ed all times to show them. Oct ID
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.AhL AND WINTER GOODS,

EAhL AND WINTER GOODS.
!; sss0Es-N, JT., has just opened ut his
AZ. old stand in ElliIon, next door - iohnSon's
hotel, the largest stock Of Goods Watch he has
ever yet offered to the public. He las all the
latest sly les of DRESS GOODS for Ladies and
Gentlemen, and large stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
10 which he invites the particular attention OF
the public. He aims to keep general aSsoI!-
meat OF every thing that is called for in ia" re-
tail ira c, and fattcrs himself that he will b:
able TO supply the wants Of his customers, ut
prices which will subservc heir own Interests.
In addition TO his stock of staple AMI amcy
goods, he has opened superior lot OF
READY-M ABE CLOTHING
which he oilers at an unusually low figure
His store room has recently been renovated
and is now one of the lighlest and most capacl-
Gus rooms in EIkton. He invite, his friends
ami the public generally to call and examine
his stock for thensclis, and learn his prices, as
he is satisfied thai they are such as caanot fail
to please. IOct. 10,
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JOHN S. KE1JNEEp,

No. sc, .HWhet ST.: H'Umjagton, DEL
yETOULD call the attention Of the citizens
w Of this county and vicinity 10 his very
large and extensive variety Of
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
Carpets, Haiijaga,
oil Cloths. H'taRo, Shndcs,
stair Nuds, Dr8gget, Sc.
SIN Et,t,,,s1s p,,y;nnc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
AsorHrn FsAvpcLrsr Lrr AVID HrArrH


INSURANCE CosrASr-Arres Of the Presidesi IN this
Cay-Aboui three weeks since We published in detail
tie particulars Of the arrest Of the officers of svnd
ling Health Insurance Company. which hsd started in
this City for the purpose Of deraad ng the public. II
now appears thst similar concern has for time
past been IN operation At Chicago H. under the name
OF the Combined Life and Health Association Of the
States Of Ohio, Michigan Illinois, Indiana Iowa and
Wisconsin protesting to have capital Of $4,000 and
conducting business plan similar 10 that carried
on oy the New-fork concern. The pretended officers
OF the Association represented their circulars and
posters to be Hon Writ Lombard President; Francis
Buchanan, Vice-President; Judge J. Barney Secresa-
~; Doctors King and Crane, Examining Physicians
and Isaac f. knight, Treasurer Their references
comprise the of some of the most stinyuishei
men OF the country. Among them are President
Franklin Pierce, Gov. Boutwell, of Mass, Bi.hop
Hughes, Hon Horaiio Seymour of Utica, Gov King of
No. Thomas Il. Benton, &c. few weeks since the
fraud was dseovered by the authorities OF Chicago
ana the officers OF the concern were indicted, and
some OF them have been arrested Lombard the Pres-
dent becoming frightened fed the place and has since
been travelling through different States establishing
new Offices, appointing agents &c, and has by giving
color of plausbihty to the Association recently
amount His arrest being very desirable police Off
Ger was dispatched from Chicago in pursuit Of him. and
after following him for about 10000 miles traced him
on "Wednesday night to the PeArl-st. House, in this
City, where he had put up. The services of Capt
Leonard, of the Second Ward Police were then co.
tanned BY the Chicago officer and the two visited the
house ndarrested their man. whom they found in bed
He was taken to the Office of the Chief of Police and
detained till yesterday afternoon when he started for
Chicago, in company with the officer The District
Attorney of Chicago has written President Pierce in
reference to the of his 4 reference in the
circulars of the Association, and has received for
swer that ii was wholly unauthorized. Lombard sd-
mitted to Capt Leonard that when he started the
swinding scheme he had but SOS, aud tina, was bor-
rowed money He is native Of this State not yet 81
years of age 1t his intention TO have sailed yes
terday for Australia and he would probably have done
80 but for his timely arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
rV' The Grand jury of KINGS County ha,

found I've epaIate bills Of indictncat for burglary against
eseh of the Ceuusus arrested in North Second g about
three weeks since, named John Wfpe, Me'y Nbower,
Eva Clin'tsr, John Nibower, aud one other person.
CoRoYER's IyQUEsr-Yesterday forenoon
Csouers inquest YVES held by Dr. Dekni,u at the oi:e
the body OF Ben amin Bepisnns OF tho
new sIoop Margaret Arm Lake fhs vessel was on trial
trp aud upset by sudden aud unexpected blow Of
wind, when Beniamns was morally injured by part
death by the accidental sapsEing OF said soop
A YOUSG TmEr.-A boy named Chas Brush,
in the employ of p. Batsrman brought before Justice
sEswH . shsed With having ss O'1 at Gus
part Of which had been marked found upon his
II tine
to him.
~ We were misintormed relative to the
sale OF DR. Bey property at the foot Of South Eleventh
IL thought that this statement circulated for
purpose of innrn9 the new Ferry Company which has
Gently been formed bill for act Of Incorporation being
now before the Legislature.
AccUsERs JUGGED-Two brothers, named
John and VIM. kimbo, who few days
by Of the Williamsburg ehcers a warrant charging
them with having assaulted named Francis Stein
and bail for their appearance before Jastco Boz
well, al 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. bat owing unfor.
cirrumstances unable to keep their appointment
IL seems that Yesterday morning the two kmbes enered
the officer who arrested them, charging him with assault
and battery at the Ne he arrested them Oh giving their
names to the District Attorney be Informed than that he
had he ard OF them before, and had been wishing
them for time, and In order TO conync. them of his
sincerity he produced bench warrant, which had been
his possession four months, for their arrest "a a
charge OF burglary aud assault and battery An officer
called In. who invited them with Of his knowing oOks
10 take apartments ia the Kings County building
the expense Of the Comfy, mot In magnificent Kossuth
sy!e,j but IN decidedly unpretendns manner.
WILLIAMSBURG DIsPESsARY.-At meeting
Of the Trustee Of the Williamsburg Dspenslry held last
evening tor tie purpose Of eleetng officers for the present
year, the following nsmed gentlemen duly elected
President Samuel Groves Vice PTesidsnts John Hicks
Timothy CONN; Secretary, Wallace H. Caldwell; Trsssu-
ref, DAM MsujeT; Executive Committee Rich. Ten Eyck,
Thomas C. Moore, w. l.. Csld~sll, VIM Bunting, John
BTo.ch; Finance Committee Nathaniel BrgTs hOmas ~
Clara. Wm.T Hemingway 7. w. Field John Ham ton
Supplies, y Whiting, n Thayer, n Adams Committee
on Application, Rev Chas eynolds, Rev T. :. Porter
Rev. J. ID Wells; Consulting Physicians DIR > Wade, DIR.
y. H. smith Committee on Surgery Dr.. A. Berry, h.
NJ Lourette Attending Physicians Drs Davenport Brady
Anarsws
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HENRY JAMES.
rY- We learn from The Alexandria La

rY- We learn from The Alexandria LA. }
Republican that Charles Lscke, sheriff OF the Parish
OF Rapides has sbsconded owing the state some cyoOO
being the amount Of taxes collected by hun lie leaves
other liabilities TO individuals also unsatished Ii APP
pears he direct 10 this city and took passage
hence for California the steamship Falcon which
sailed on Sunday week. The Republican, says that II Is
some time since he became embarrassed and falling TO
nav over the moneys his hands belonging 10 the State
the Legislature granted him time on his giving addition
al security.
CY~ The Galena Advertiser says the prisoner
Cole who lately shot in attempt 10 break jail al
Iaeksonvilie Ill, born in the city of London aud
from youth Injured to crime At the age of - he
transported TO Australia convict Enlisting rs
Asaior In n British ofwar, he LETT there but he
soon deserted and California and thence In ls49
TO New York where he robbed a jewelry store. He
was committed at Jacksonville for the robbery of the
House of Col Warren. He attacked the jsilor with
dirk, at the time he was shot.
" Hasards Gazette, CharlOttetown, Prince
Edward Island advocates Union OF the British North
American Colonies. The Gd.aie says: 1--WE are per.
susded that If the people ct the British North Aueyc
Provinces desire TO for themselves prosperity
similar to that enjoyed by the people of the United
staes they must look for H. and VIII ind IT, only in such
aunion OF their interests that which has been 80
largely productive OF every national advantage aud
eial benefit to the latter"
~ The Minnesota Pioneer says there is now
in the Territory gentleman who is forerunner for
lbs families in Massachusetts who intend 10 come in
colony TO Minnesota, in the spring We trust they
honest people who VIII be disposed to work. and
behave well II so, they can do well here. They can
raise produce with halt the labor they expend and
can for many years get rs good prices Us they now
obtain
~ Mr. Richard H. Bracken, of the firm of
Niehon, Brscken CO. committed suicide In NASHVILLE
Tenn, the 10th Rt, by drowning himself IN the Cam-
bertrand. lie hsd been lately married and ett young
wife. HE Tad been clerk for Sesy Preach Co and
unable 20 account for discrepancy ofsome 500 or Sa
his books and the mpetaou upon his honesty 50 preyet
upon his mind 20 him seek rehef In death
60 Hon. Richard Ii. Aver died recently at
Manchester, n. H. lie had been prominent citizen IS
Cas- Presidential Elecor in ls4S and for several years
member OF the Legislature
~ The Wisconsin Senators in Congress
have been instructed to fo- the Homestead b by
resolutions which have passed beth branches of toe
Legislature.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
lsoyors HoyEY.-The family of Mr.. John

PoIsoyous HoyEY-The family of Mr.. John
L. Smith sud neishbors family visit to tire houS,
all takA III 1der lay evening IN consequence Of
eating honey for supper The seized VITA sickness
in the stomach fooyv by hitting and corfred 10
the house IN consequence the following day Toe opinion
of prominent physician OF tn city, who CAe in to
attend the above parties H. that tao rDso1ous
and instRnced tho of Iesdns Bridgess,
who ATTACKED with illness few days previous
from he
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CITY ITEMS.
cr or rHE THERMOMETER AT

RANGE OF rHE rHHRsoMErER AT
a J. nsasosy's Lor.rriy Lsaea y ClarssJ 20 WGH,,.
1883. IAN Nooa SPIN SPIN
February lo..........2i - a.
ESrrRrASNKSrs.-Rsv. DR.. McCLrLLASp
viii deliver lecture tonight of the Hope Chapel
Course.
Capt PARTRIDGE viii lecture tonight in Brooklyn
spon the War of 1914
--JeAenon Lodge, Protestant Association. viii hold
their second anniversary tonight.
The last Ofthe Lecture. upon Indian Customs, &c.
viii be delivered tonight The proceeds Of these lee