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hey found 4 hsndso1s rep ~, sv.s.


~ LovejcJs Hotel hey found shAnds os rep y, Ava.
ing 'hem
NJ McGr~~. On the put 81 the Columbian Cs,,,... =,
New fo'k invited fh-r gu-s-s 70 paske of tbs scOf
thr y provided. tie ssd they hsi ssss -, =
ihsi evening, sno BE- should b. obliged 20 dssono., a.
sssu they .Ip.csd q speech from him III, arJv -.
wss thst ire n hers "a Columbian COMPANY Ma
rot b.. fsv red with '- e~rl-r notice OF h-r -,
ihst 'h-y n'grt have received ana treated ta-u 10 M.
ore o,fitpg th trsmen Of the Capital OF Ameriss
l(fe.rs
lie COZ cluced BY giving them hearty welenms
gr McNerhsIy replied n-iy Assuring them Ia, n. 80
cepon which fhe Washington Fr- Company lad n, 10
the hsncs of No IL, OF Nesi ors bid fT eIcsedats,
expectations DsApps ir'nstt! Why onr ~ho. ssy hsrs
hss been series OF o's,ppontnents They had ona A.
without expectation Of fsvOrs being sh0<a than snS
thy had found ihems lives in thu hand. II friends I,
copclu-ion tbank- "a. for the exceeding siutee.s
With bad been shoSn TO them and fr fa'th-r
the feelings az hts friends and fellow Fremsn he o-xyed
to be excused l they Company No ~ csnet wasnas.
tor uhen they would ind that the members Of Csamss
No and the DEPARTMENT generally would show their an.
pr,caiiCn OF New YORK kindness Loud cheers
Arr the speeches both sides ths psny -, down.
and mace themselves merry az toe expense O the bosat
iul provissn before lem
hen their sppeti,es we're fully satisfied Nj Mcy~.
bsny. The Chairman, sres~ and ave
FiIe Del sItueut Of se~-sork Loud cheers
Mr.. D. Graw gave
Columbia Company No. :, OF WshnsSon.
After this toss,s were given BY Mr. Owen w Brennan
Mr. McCsiiy aud Others the part Of Company No. Il
Of New York, while Nr NcGsw sang number Of spirited
songs the performance Of which elected much appliance
o. the part of hs Washington FIR, men, Messrs 0assat
Butler McCaugheas the President aud others gave sOags
tos,ts and seshmen,s The evening spent in the
social msrp.r and the company broke up AZ 1. ococh
highly delights with ihe evenings entertainments.
The Femen are loud ia their praise Of the kindly sna
hsncsome amer in which they have ben treated by The
Columbian Company, No a. OF this city and desire tia,
early opportunity may for them to give thai Coo
paBs some adequate return therefor
The Washington Fuemen leave Tor home from the foot
Of Courtandtst, at O'Clock this morning They Will b
received and entertsns while in Philadelphia by wese
coe Company who d. sgn Masking their visit to the Qas
her CITY, one which they will remember.
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

Correspondence Of The Y Tribune.
ALBANY; wednesday, Aus. H. isN
At the opening of the Court of Impeachment ths
morning, senator Babcock appeared. was sworn sai
took his seat.
Mr. Champaign, on the part Of the managers of the
prosecution addressed the Court in opposition TO the
motion made yesterday by respondents COUNSEL TO make
out the first ve articles charging respondent with CON-
pcity in the frauds Of the Canal ettingof 5l and that
20 evidence be- taken in the matter Mr.. C. replied TO
the argument made yesterday afternoon by Mr. Key.
nolds, the counsel mixing the motion, which was that
the otnses charged were not imPeachable inasnuch
the Law under which they were alleged TO have been
committed was unconstitutional and void Mr e. held,
in substance that the law of 81 had been declared un
constitutional only far as related 70 tho manner
raising the money TO prosecute the Enlargement that
that portion OF the Law under which the malversaoa
was committed stood ~ residue OF the aF-was not
considered or decided upon by the COurt-was valid 10
itself and in fact constitutional. As to impeachabs
ofeI ces he rea( number Of authorities defining
them and in maDy instances showing them to be- OF the
NEST trivial character lie also replied TO the pom.
ade that an ofense 10 be- lmpeachable must also DO
ipdctAbe in law courts He cObcurred that the Com
mon law must designate an improbable offence but no
bcd that it unnecessary that IL should be also
indclabe offence. He took the broad ground that tho
Commissioner had dsregarded bis duty, had yiolsted
bis Instructions, and therefore subject TO impeach-
ment.
lie was followed by J. X. Porter Esq counsel con-
nected with the managers in the prosecution Mr.. T.
took the ground that whether the law Of 81 and that part
under which the Commissioner acted, was uncoosIsu
tOnal and invalid or not the Commissioner had violated
HIGHER law, which required of him iaitsiul admins
taton oftbe trust reposed in him. and for which he
WIS clearly mpeachabe. He had dishonored the s:aIe
and dsRraced The reposed in him, and II would DO
strange indeed did not the State possess the power Oh
least removing him from his trust 50 as to prevent nm
from rrpeti' lou Of his conduct
Jas 4 Brady Esq. counsel for respondent, next a.
drt ssed the Court claiming that there WAS nothing ia
the oenses charged which could be considered mPeach
able He bad not concluded, when the Court tookan
eess tO4 i. NJ.
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North Carolina Biectcn-sickBess on Board the u. 9
steamer vxe.-commodore Newton
fa.R
Tho Grsad odse and Enca IN pmeHt Of Northern New
York D. d. Of d. II.

ITHACA. wednesday. Aug IL, leo
TIE Grand Lodge OF q OF . + OF Northern Neg
York convened here yesterday morning The jurisdiction
now bsrs 64 Lodges Al er the reception Il reports
from the Grand Officers. the lowing we're Installed ~
officers Of ih- Grand Lodge Grand Master Andr-g T. Z
Cochrsne; Deputy Grand Master, Tracy K Morgan Of
Brooms Grand arden Francis SssI OF Lewis; Grand
secretary w H. Pratt, Of 0nordsga Grand treasurer
d White, Of 0esntA
Passed Grand Mater W. hopkins of CsyugS vas
elected representative 70 the Grand Lodge Of toe United
~ ties.
In the evening TIE Grand Encampmsnt elscted their
Cfie.rs. follows;
Grsrd Patrarch-Horsce ID. Currsn cf Albany.
Granc High Priest-Jos-ph Sey mour Of Ononisgs
Crane Sci Tor Vsrden-D ) Forbes of ChNsuque.
Grand ScIihe-W II. II Pratt " OaondsgA
Grand Junior Wsden-Thos {. Ed yards of Chemung.
Grand Treasurer-Rici ard Sharp Of Kings
Crspo Representative dIson Smith Of Otsego.
The Grand Lodge meets at Albany next year
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Seple,n 1900 %. - q Besser al Ran,,.t q.
The Railroad Murder.
srselI D,sTs,s 70 TAsN Y. TNtbsn,.
ppnyTDES.-V Xe4ra.s.v Arr

SreclI lhgTgt<s 70 TIE y Y Jrt1sns
PROVIDENCE. "wednesday. Aug Il. 1853.
The Jury in the lxie Railroad saster agreed upon
their verdict this morning The verdict is sealed and
has been placed wih the judges Vf the Supreme Court
to 90 rough proper legal the contents OF the
documents are in profound secrecy aud tue public will
be Obliged to await the decision Of the judge with
whom il has been placed, TO the expedleHcy Of ma
kog t pubic The excitement 10 know the verdict Of
the Jury intense and the interest heightened By the
m,steIy which is thrown around il by the proceedings
of this morning The arrest of certain parties is uu
doul tedly contemplated. Mr. Stevens. Master Of
Transport aton who the Uxbridge train on the
day Of disaster has had hearing before the Board OF
Directors AID has been discharged The action Of the
Bosrd in relation 10 Mr.. Stevens is matter Of much
comment il is thought TO be ruse to direct attention
forn the culpabhty Of the Company employing incOm-
petent servants Nr Gates, the Engineer, has also
been discharged. Mr. Putnam, the Conductor is like
wise discharged Subsequent evidence goes to show
that he was Brakeman acting as Conductor at Brake
mans wages THIRTY dollars month His train had
been in time but since his taking the Office
of Conductor. Tho Company had not furnished him
with q watch, and he running his train by watch
borrowed from mlkman. The general impression is
that the Company clearly to blame in this matter.
Tie wounded are all improving this morning the cool
weather acts favorably in their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
RAILROAD MURDER.

Many OF our readers may be az loss 20 know WHY
We call tie recent railroad saughters MURDERS They
may hot see Why collisions on single track shall be al
ways syodabe, as according to the old law accidents
,riH happen in the best families And are not the rail
road Authorities respectable men, devoid Of all malice
pr,peIse against their passengers Are they no. il
ttgtnt men exercising the most prudent care 70 pre-
serve the property which is sure TO be destroyed in
Of collision All that may be, and YET in the view
Of old, bORest, English common law they are murder.
while they neglect the proper precautions agaias.
such collisions have recently resulted IN wholesale
destruction Of Life Ii is their duty . kaoE Fha these
precautions are, and they be the stapiest of men
ifthey DO not know them. TAe Law cannot recognize
The existence Of such ignorance or dllness l. not
vel known thai by teiegrapLc arrangement, tran.
stopping at any station, may instantly communicate lis
position to every other station on the road Is not
also well known that by means ofthe electric wire clocks
at all the stations may be made absolutely synchrOnous
Compared viii the general outlay and running expense
OF railroad the arrangements necessary to establish
and support Uniform tms and give each train sease of
the position Of the others are not expensive Ivoud
not take many geaenl smashes per annam, not count
ing the value Of LIFE to exceed the expense ofeleraph
c precautions, which would insure perfect safety from
collision. We say perfect safety, for We take IL m
conductor would start train when the infaibe LIGHT
ming ted hin that another train had already left the
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At the Primary meetings at the City of Oswego for
Delegates to a Convention to send Delegate to SYRIA
cuse, the Hard Shells carried every Ward over the
forces of Collector Tscott and the Administration IAe
Osptgo Journal says:
The atiOpa Democrats they call themselves have,
We believe for the first time in this District Llgmpned
over the Bafi4lo Platform OF sis. The Btnbdrnsrs
are evidently esksped oy des-Ton from their racks,
son. hayil e ne uudsr the OF the Independent
~D,noorscy" to the Pittsburgh platform, snd sons
have 4 one 10 The Hunkers.
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CoLUM BIAN
FIRE COMPANY.

The banner is trimmed with deep border of silver
fringe silver scroll work From the bottom psnd
heavy silver assels and cords Above the banner is
erin silk drapery resembling Triangular pedment.
Tie staff is sumOunfed with neatly chased silver eagle,
IN whose teak is wreath of olives and From the
top Of the banner hung splendid bouquet Of DIVERS
in the shsps Of c.
The reverse Of the banner Of crimson silk which
is inscribed in gold letters within a silver border:
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ALBANY. wednesday, Aug H. 1853
The Court OF Impeachment has bysn engaged ali day
hearing Arguments on a mOIsn made yesterday by Mr.
Reynolds Respondent Counsel 10 strike the i've 6f
artcer, all ia relation 10 the anal etin Messrs Chan
Tln MaIag,r, aud j. h. Porter Counsel addressed the
Iourt in opposition 10 the motion, snd James L Bfsds
Counsel sustained the motion Mr. Brsdy conc udsd at
NJ when the Court adj b 10 o'clock T. morfos
morning The question will then be taken per odsf
the Court. No further arsument IS % bs heard
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The NIngara ship Canal.

KUNHFSItk, Nednetd1y, Aus II, Nv
Aueetpg Of the Corpor.tos of the Mag rs ,h'g Canal
Connany took place on Tuesday the 10th lost At Niagara
Fans bon Herman J RedG-ld presided assisted oy
Gen Whitney of Niagara County Hoe. L. g. derricS
Of Jefferson County Hon O Bronson OF Oswego Co. snd
hon Jopsfban Child Of Munroe Co, Wee Presidents,
and Hon d. W Lttlej hn Of 0swego and Hon Noah
Dsvi. of Orleans ~ Secretaries.
The act OF incorporation was read, ana Col FISK, the
az emit made lucid and satisfactory report
An Executive Committee of fifteen Was appointed to
further the unoertsklg and the Commits sdjOgrnet
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~ FowlEHs & Wells PhrenOlogists and pub lsh,
era q hutton Hal. No Isl Nasssu-st Nsw-Yok

FoRI HAMnrON Ions At AUcTION.-We wish to
leund h.i he pemp1 sails Of 600 desirable and
ybashe Lots fT Hamilton been postponed 10 consequence u
the som Yesterday and VIII take piece THIS Day, ~eatha m
nne n fth the ground by ALBsRr n
NICOLA This IgoPerN isbesuny situated Ia the VI
c, of The the Fort Hamilton House The
opened ard rsdd M pains will Be spared
besufy the gounos Toe terms OF AID
le sdoHsbc Of which sFIned aeriei @ De unshd .
charge Seani viii leave Fler No \
n Al load n oclock N and O'CLOCK r NJ rickes es Of
81 nge hhterahc obtained applying the Aac
Al No. Nails
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Usired states Cireuit Court.

TIE United States Circuit Court organized at CLOCK
this morning Judge Hail. Of Buffalo presiding No cases
being resdy 81 adjournment took place TIL CLOCK,
VII the Court re,ssemb-d. and called TO order by
Judge Hall The Of the G-ver0ment against j ans
H. Nesbitt was called SAMUEL b. Gar in Esq appeared
Tor Govern mtnt and u. NoxOn ESD OF syria use tor
Il prisoner The is for forging pension papers The
Count has ssverS important Gases 70 Try ths term
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-CoScREss. IS53.-

GEORGIA The Macon Cih:es, a paper which sup
ported Scott al Graham in l-j2, suggests jon, Mo
PHEEsos BERRIES an Independent candidate for GOV
ernor, come Wings dsking the nomination OF Mr. Jen
kins the Wing Unionist candidate for his connection
with the Webster movement, after the decease of Mr.
Webster.
j NJ Calhoun the Union candidate for Congress in
the WITH District, accepts the nomination.
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We have by telegraph from Boston some Interesting
items from the FlshiDg Grounds. The boarding Of
American vessels BY British cruisers The report tina:
the American Fishers kept out Of COaeur Bay is
confirmed
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monty Any ui.tske OF tbeirsis Of trIfng scccuot
en.sred With the claims New Orleans rs. At tins mo
n 1t pom all vbo have Of sending aid 20 her
s,rck.r poor And We once more earnestly spoes' 90
cur readers % lee that aid be re1dered without delay
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The Pestilence at New-Orlesns is not abated. On
Sunday last there 30 deaths, OF which 90 were
from Yellow Fever This equal to about 800 day,
or ten thousand FIVE hundred per week, in population
eausl 10 that of New. York.
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T. CORRESPONDENTS

40 mite. Of Cannuncsto1s Wh>T-'
for most " suhsscssd ~ te name .na
address necessarily fO puoc-tsoa o1 a. guar
IN, Of his 5000 faith.
We came, undertake REJECTED cornnur cations
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Nrm:?lork Dailp oribnne,
THURSDAY. AUGUST Il, 1853.

~ Perots The Tbyne l At the, rssdsnces - pa-
sddfrss the Pgbicstou Once OF
zd the Pcsi-Oee. Pnce III cents Sees-paJis
he e
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tf The Useful ana Agreeable are beautifully blended
which the hne
Icslihy go bali cshtfl isssranoe Ony IS
ccclfafed
hArfo 0ssa without aid warranted price 81
cents sold BY Nm DAVIS the No IS Ludl
ho GArd TO whom III odeTs shoa Be addressed sod
b, No bfo1dWsys Chckeusr Go No 81 Bayst-
Cook @ Nc Wtsh knapp. Nos SS hudsousi sad
al sav Guon Nc. II Bowty and BY druggists and peTaaeTs
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RusraEss auTlcEs.
4 )uLs"s, PIi~,ro>, ssTittsss q c..
.Ms0t4sRs A. ioSssss % o. CODA
Al sr1 casa sacE&


rffUlfe%, Pf ;|rfo~. WILLIAMS u @
lasOa4sRs Soo9s.
q PxicE@
Nos .lksaej esc ay-ss
D1eeGs an rsa, II Ne As'0' Has
~ Beg leave to invite the attention O eiOse t@ys~
q. a., STOCK witch they now Heriasi IL
g. ka,s,,ul waresor. ~beb thsy haze ssy removed
T, s.l Of sooo, Of the estsnse " tie eosSfy 40
4 into Depsiaea. escb hsvzs r'hassr .aH
a. .,s n .ceounu all the thus tbs ct % 90
,,eut pres,p tL y distinct sod spsfste soA.
Al affection ard erersy n each csp@fnssff aoaS
mon an orsirafy store
TIER swr Upoo 81 toe Goods snS ~ ~ne
t<~ ey ~, ebssed ard compare biz Ana y
fns ths sosds sui prcs and that tes h G wv
r.s,,p, a =, one mar doao, q 0>d a. 0n0tse''
tHs oEF1STNssIs ass a FoIIg~n
Pint a. Cy.nshsu Depsrtnsat locsteo on iHs "a 70"
Drss ,1ds Deyertnen iocsiSd Oh ne af' N0
u1~ie cs,. AZ Mer. Department i''e'ss O. b' "
49, - r,,,,..esf located 90 ~ hase'asnt story
-. - ri csh Dstsrtnoept Ocss-d on The eas-'en' S'o'
49, ~ .rs ynbrodery Department located on inc '''1'
~ - o,s,e D,psrnent .ocsted on the second so'J
sn wsr.s ssassy termed raaes N'"'' 'o'a'
a. tbe srecnc nSfJ. ,-,.-... 4. A.. ...--,, & nj.
onl, consequently the Of offering eaa
tpovp styles o. ROOFS cheap % sen otner No =
NJ, ,>rSi /. entirely svodsd 10 this estsbhsament We "
4 ever syis Of Good' ef's~oE aeaT' =. -. 80.
- o. known responsibility they are prepared 70 gam une
te,res At Of cent per ssna snd taxing tleH
,sper psJ.te q, the Bsns Bsnss Oh ''H'A H'l'' " VIC
Me- gsrh. July IS ls6s.
-g.,yv, MyyIso UsDER-GARnEsTs FoR LADIES
or,s,r AID CanDsEs-Thee goods, 90 vanaae snd com
- ~ hi, VIII he found IN great VARIETY at
UFfos
gosery and Uoder-GsTInent Mandatory,
No. sol BFoad~ay,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel aid Nislo' 3sTden.
~ Mineral Water from the celebrated PIantagene
stss CsDsdA has ben iooeued into ths eJ s.a 6 T 3
ceI1 al, he water from spring il Cana
A. 6y II JoHNsON Esq., aud snd Il 70 yield the io"
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To supply the great demand for the story OF no
Corn" have inserted It IN The Weekly tr'0use pnni7o
this day Of which copies may Dc procured.
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LorIsAsA-Hoa. JoHs PERKIss. Jr., is the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress in the Hid Baton Rouge
District Wedon't know what the Hoa.' implies, but
suppose il will be al right when be gets elected.
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" Although the world is represented in the Cy.tal

p,i,~e .,.e y, TJ.x compared % CalsTiooso ~1i.a
nss tn cfr az the 9TH the rpdty Of an electro n~
-. t..-. .t Il fouS te1ss5. mining rcd wite, or J.-
low ss 10 spsred tIset or iro~n sed snc sr-d 70 p.is
N-i''AD'H~ = ~ y
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TkssEssTF.- Bueg, (WhgJ is elected in the With
District We present the official returns from the lVh
ard Xh Districts by which it appears that Cuom and
and Stanton are both reelected 10 Congress by small
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dda,ss for Holy orders in the Diocese several OF th4
lsrgsst psrsls - having furnished csndids'es An
porsIt question hal sris-n ~ to whether Churches hsd
forfeited their charter AID legal exis,eres by election
evefy yesr He recommended ths, it be referred to =
eoup.teat CONN tfs ersnne He also advocated col
lection for HoAs- Free Cl-ge The smouot raised 10
the Diocese for Church purposes, for the year ws
tl25oO
lie retired with regret TO the spostscy of RShop Ives
ard Attributed II 10 mental sberr sou he kn.r persan
Ally thai Bishop Ives insane in $780, and that insanity
was hetedt'ry in hrs family.
The Bishop copcSded sith some appropriate remarks
ard the Convention adjourned till to Dorrov morning.
North Carolina Biectien-sickpess Board the U. =
vixes-Commodorc Newton
BALTIMORE Wsdnssaa', August II. 1888
We have no mail his morEing south ii Georgia
Thomas l. CliDgmsn is elected to Congress from North
CuolDs by about , 600 majority
Tie S stesmer Vixen il At Pensacola With some OF be-
crew sick with Tsmpico fever.
Commodore Newton is still i'll.
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NEADK, BRoTHKRs.-Wo Observation-Disclosures Da-
gueneoyIesthe produced in Amerca railroad tram,
spsed oil forty taken perfectly
msnsnay seS No IS Broadway, and Al Williams
luTgh l. n. B.--AlsO a. O. G Cfystsl falate.
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Ny, FOR raE FEEBIr. AND IMPORTANT SUG-

Counsel FOR raE FEEBLE, AND INPoRrANT SUG-
srsriuns ISvISoSATNe ELNs COR
b. Dr. NJ Morse he celebrated pai traveller sn chem
vel tlroukAout ms country ana Eaoe
hnf sni Extraordinary properties teiak Of question
hgits wonderful cures
rrud ne The feeble the sk that summers wasting
the the Of
many osteeie ~e tni S~'ta'ri ley Pee an say %
thC paieot BREAKING
disease uus e no . the sal sod u death before another
sauInef o. az erng hloN ia lessons 20 tie
Nor sh ud ne healthy neglect the means iorine me consl'
ton Our climate 40 thousands VI ons us every sam e
vet hs tbs peerless the and
system b. trsced and t digestive power thoroughly
pcnnarenty pstofec t neither s1ddes chaages
ure study physcs eHeros
l.or al ihonght mnse val suiae the sues developed
crafec by Is nueuce This the daring
which should acquire tie Necessary sock Of for
eTcee,, boSd laas who saT hSsisra depression Of
,ntS bodily wesknes hesdach nervous Ire neuralgia
Of those diseases % Disabilities icceu
rsns o the dehesie and eoaay sx o'ssaoa
ths cordial tn sdsauoe Of nc prosfans eea jay ana Auses
put 70 highly IN Pint bottles VITA ne blown
a the sa. sne SOD kI - PEI 9sssS ~' Niek - m ~
be addressed Be parlcusTto ask Tor Dr. Ms In
Cordial itauon article o. SIM ar name
DIARRHEA-Fifty dollars viii be paid if DR.. TosIAs's
LsINfSr immediately this comp Ain-
hrousboat United Price p and 50
bYoTT Asens PAssepAa Depot 80 GIeenwehst-
HAIR DYE AND WIss.-BAroHELoRs Manufsctory
fr articles removed No IS Broadway opposite The Pk
Where be accommodation the world @ the application
~ IA nons Hzr Wis
Toupses Nina private rooms All on one aoor Cop, his sddre
fr BARKsRs's Cheyeuxtonique, the short time il
Is been before the public has pdnced more wonderful results in
hsir grov THAI other articles combined have been able
30 year its seton The scalp wonderful causing BAR %
Ehere Tor year pons has eeea "eP0h pAS>"s As"7' hS
~
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Reported Finding Of DR.. GardDer's Mines Mr.. KIM
and the ~au Francisco Coliector-hlp.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Aug. II 1853
Itsrerorted that Intelligence has been received tn the
Gardner Com mission Mexico found the alleged mines
II uuders;ood that Butler King failed 10 satisfy Sec
reaiy Guthrie in relation 10 the charges recently pub
hslsd concerning bis administration Of the San Francisco
Co.ectOrship
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
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SpociI DiIdfh . IhfN Ifi5rHt
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Aur H. 1855
Col Forney viii be ca0did.te for reelection Clerk
Of the House of Representatives whether not he takss
81 Edriorisl position in New York
Secretary Davis is in feeble health He left 10 day for
the " bite Mountains. New. Hampshire
The opp' son 10 George @-ders s very great but be
will be appointed. VcIs.