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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
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The steamer Atlantic has opened the season ofrapd
passages across the by arriving early on Satur
day morning in days % hours from Liverpool. We
venture to say that this speed viii not be beaten much
this year The Jew bill has been defeated in the House
of Lords Lord PalmerstOn has been overhaued in
the Commons for his share in the rocket factory bus
mess and came of decidedly second best in the dis
custom Mrs Stowe has been entertained at dinner
BY the Lord Mayor Of London and now the guest OF
the Duchess Of Sutherland The report of an accident
to the French Empress is officially confirmed In
Russia bill TO exclude Jews from all pablo employ
meDts has passed one House and is causing an excite
ment in the country. No special news from the ne
eotations at Constantinople. A religious fight has
taken place in the Church of the Holy Sepucher at
Jerusalem and the English missionaries were turned
out of it, From the African coast hear that the
slave trade il nearly extinguished The advices from
Australia are satisfactory
The great Temperance gathering at the Tabernacle,
on Saturday evening, was most enthusiastic in its en-
dorsement Of WOmah's Rights TO place in the field OF
Reform The speeches by Miss Stone, Miss Clark, and
Others we're punget and effective, and were received
with especial favor Should the exclusively male branch
which met at the Brick Church Chapel persist in the
course which they have promised there must be two
Worlds Conventions, for the Tabernacle branch promise
a Convention Of their own and they say theyw neither
hack ont nor be cOaxed off.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
LOWELL.

We have copy Of the Statistics of the Manufactures
Of Lowell for the year lo52, which eOndeDse fol-
lows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

PHILADELPHIA, May IS 1854
The jury in the case Of James o Sell trial for the
murder Of George W. Soly, have brought in verdict %
murder in the second degree after being out nearly three
days An extraordinary verdict aud that justly cen
sured. for the murder cold, unproyoked, bloody
However other result could reasonably be en-
pected from Jury composed Of the prisoners country
men, and naturally prsudced in bis favor great reform
in the composition Of ues badly needed in this coan-
try
Southern Mall ArrivaI-Tarpentine Distillsry Burnt
BALTIMORE, May IS, lS5o.
NewOrleAns papers Of Monday have been received
The Taentne Dssry o. aesr ~ stn on F $H
sailing Of the Steamship Geneva, &c.
IN Boiss Canzda and Houses Pratn1 La
MONTREAL. Saturday, Nay H. l258
The screw steamship Geneva leaves here day for Law
srnool Via Quebec with full complement Of passengers
me CORPORATION dinner at Donnegsns Hose in honor OF
The new line OF steamers passed of well
The Foreign News at New Orleans.
EEw-ORLEANs, saardAy Nay IL lset
The news by the Atlantic has been received here 10 Yen
DAYS from Liverpool and appears IN this evenings Dsaa'
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Arrest Of a Murderer.

BUFFALO sstnIday, Way II, I1.i
CASHIER Lamparter the murderer Of Deputy Sheriff Fer
gusoD Of Butler County Ohio arrested here last night
q reward Of 81 900 had been offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

Up $4,000 worth of Farms and Building Lots TO be
ahn,sd among subbers the Slsi Of May Each saob
en- viii scsves warrsntee deed for four Building Lots p by M ee
IL d. heant and healthy village Of Rose Vale Farm Of from
70 70 sos Subscribers aAne up the shares fast ana he
Now the secure country residence
near die cty where huadred Of citizens loesns aud at m
aud being made Many OF the o nea
ss have beeu sod 900 800 cent edne OF the price
for which sold showing thai The purchase VIII DC
rood Apply CuARLEs WOOD No O5 broad az corner
OF Faltonst n who will receive Ienn;ances and wIa
sre Nv return will also gratuousy furnish maps aud
neaphes 81 the property oheey such other Information
lo dcelre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

CAsAL-sTREET CARPET SToRE, No ~ CASAL-sr.-
r. PETERSON Co call the attention Of their friends 70 re STOCK
N sd Capetngs received from the most celebrated
comprising tapestry velvet Bruse teepy and
nsrins ao Of O Cloth Veneians Mstngs
window Shades &C nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

pAxo FonTns- GOD AND CHEAP!-The subscribers
Fave some Ga And ocaye Piano FOt of handsome eSe very
s8p nor tone remkb o durability and kepng ~ tune "en
gain for cash. Fully warranted
W. ~" - u y. WARNER q Co, No. al Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

LACE AND muslin DRAPERY-HEARD, CLAP 20,
0,s pa,ley No sol CrnSast will sell their stock Of Lace
Nsp apsr, consisting q al the styles 70 be found ct TO
ned urices
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~. Rareisu Now. af Now -strt ear

The news BY the Atlantic has been received here 10 Ten
DAYS from Liverpool and appears in this evenings Dssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

Tuz CRYSTAL PALACE SPAcE.-
Not al the blood Of all The HOwsrds
Car FER nnoble fools o cowsrds3
Nor cause be shown why reasons not supplied
That AofldsFsir- SPACE 70 FssTER is denied
No matter. then, for tiat-si1ce II must be 80
On IN his asnol course II. l.. y. viii
With this consolstI0D-pr0y bear Il now IN MIND
sfnep6s his Store Exhibition grand will hao;
Therefore constrsine0 oa cheerfuly) 20 TINS post
and all 20 bs grand exllblaon'
Where cheap splendid Coing does all folks ever greet
Take down The sddress-'us Al No y COurtsndtst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. HUMPHREY, No 379
dsy receiving pace. from Europe additional sup
ch Of fabric and styles
beynew and particularly soapd 70 city trade fo sale ia n per
cent. less than othsr selling similar goods
RI Crystal Palace Carpets at HIRAN AsDERsoS $
an Gus No 30 BOWery Magnificent nye Oh
AsDpsle Turkey and essc Carpets Of one enfe eee o NO
s u Table Piano Govern Royal Velvet and
Medallion apestry Drusse Cafpeng imported expressly of
itop et the NewYOfk Crystal Palsce Aso HHes se0fate
Tsj,sh Floor on oths eist yards WIDE Of Fesco, GOh and
aan PAINTINGS Also Engb and American Imperial Three Ply ana
Insrso Astonishing low prices n B-Beslnia ~
Carpets 10 o. CO. 10 and 10 cents per yard OnOon ~
3s4 snd 81 per 1900 pieces Making ana OOurqnt
White ChecI shd fancy Mating OF splendid quality remarkably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

T~,.The best assortment Of hne Teas viii be found
~ ,hs Canton Tea Company No rs ChAtAsm It between
Pearl and % hsy ca. DO hero than elsewhere either
ssss5s @ er rs.sn They have No esaaeA s'ois
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Ts osrAr EAnHlrlOs 0rESED-Ars the Lad Sa

IAHTHITIUN VFNN'N' w
Thai Exhibition NewNoTk already opened AZ No
"a 6ena 40 a. NJ BoulSE's extensive Dry Goods establishment
& ,h,n ed with aes OF Ashton making their spring aud sum
purchases ar1si and most desirable stock OF spns ane
"A Goods thas be found IN this CITY, consisting OF eVo,
SseV of Ss Burveea Bsego De LANES Lawns Prte'
iseorts Pcuhns Chaes Prints 0iDghans tulhfes &c As
sok OF Shaw paio and embroidered
oSn Is So TO o. so s2 and SIS Ase PLAN and Printed Cash
NAV. Shawl in every variety BLACK and coloFed Manta All ye
Prasos Of every descrp kind Of summer stun o Men
stock ofaco aud Mustn Drapery AT NO.
ofD
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- LAof AND MusLu>CURrASs AT REDUCED PRoEs.-
sr Is s,srtmept In The city FERGUsoTs Window
h and Curtain No % Broadway door above R'if- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

CASE or BREACH OF PROMISE A case Of
seduction and alleged breach Of promise up before JUS
ice House. few days since, which rather novel and
sDucw difficult for the justice decide upon Impartial.
IT, Ii uppe ired that German woman who has recently
arrived ia this country from Germany met German wild
over named John Howbackcr resident Of this city who
pruposcd the lady 60 huma and i've with him for a
short lime trial and II lie concluded she would make him
good wife, he would marry her She consented the
rangeinenf aud lived with him his wife for about
weeks when SHE became impatient have The ceremony of
marriage performed John however appeared in hurry,
and the lady complained Ia the Justice who issued warrant
for sednciun under promise Of marriage and all the parties
were brought before him. On the trial. the fact ~ the
ucnt admitted by the ay aud John commended that he
had found trial that she did come no 10 the terms
the contract 10 other words she was not goo Wife
while the lady seemed BIZ under the mprrs sion that she
was n good wife. Justice House after hearing all sides,
suggested John that he had better pay lady dollar
week her services and separate She expressed perfect
willingness abide with The decision and lntlmaled
she had rather have the dollars as 10 have john
John paid ncr dollars and she went away rrloc-
ing.
fw DAYS afterwards Mr.. ipwbsckcr actually married
another lady sl NOR" recently rom G,rmany and IN
Monday ,st before ;c honey moon was half over he
arrested for assault and battery upon his new wife and
bail 10 appear court In the charge Johns dumes
tic ,rs do 10 be of the most delightful character
Syracuse Star.
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TO ruEsAaMEms AND AGRICULTURAL

-
fsNIiE subscriber l. DESTROYS kuuwn he above
cr ., %sla w ." Chemical noor's,y amey s. rES
Mamure- vt a"p'cd IN nis "ier country ~"
sn.a r'n%r;lss ." ana e"s he barren an ,
since when rom ~ then pr"n".ocst "asc ciise' I" ~
DON .;r,:ale. 81 ne Ch,L3s ls
day. Having md The h'nor OF griuAtn" unGc han and ":rrt
ar c win En gives smric.smt confidence :" STATE ia. III
NUT nel" tic cole nE"n": AL nodpcrr 81 It ny M c'H''
should here 'onEt iruiunes Diploma r"rrd
ectossa statement together lie "ao
MAI, IRON NE Farming and isrrcnnal OF Manure
tor he Last u months While their.
can ais" state with pleasure having received m4ns .0t '
may sRS5,ta ~rt," ,"0a"cs i Las 20 .s ar
parties wrr. dubious OF huSn2 NOR dian sssr so Nv, vs.
maze ia The <ane Ines n"w Hr"l9-" ~ :~sa, ani feel ~
l4tr .uu'~i he rodu.sby 'hr application
lian ani Importance Of mvalntbis constituent 10 ne a:
ncnuriis WI tr easily understood wnea he .eE" Is lnon
.ns nuuay removed aud distracted tom the s' and ras
a equivalent he returned linniIoH :" eri'y Ianat aura' u.
tir "pnehrni H. efficacy Q" @'"lmi or rushed hor5
the sui Is we'll Known 70 the Amcr.cam farmer
will presume point out the iEini SpiF fhnspha'. oi ne
h Over bu.r+ HGns ln"t'br III water, ard m'" t 20 De
,nsrg 5u, %T !, Es bee" ,c mowsds ma. .,a
bushels q" Suer lho Thate Lime WI have snI tr' 81
U0 bushels unpaei bone The Of soch nr1 ono
r.n., oil Of oInon shore, alter havrs h'eaI
Strength Inl sro" ~ from the .oi IN no otfcr fora.
TIE offers his unauthorized SGpe; rnosla't d" h
cca,s r"s aad S%.ne at'c ;.- p"F's co.
SOW" " ,r,., 70 lns o ha which il ha. been roi u
ctowi II quite effective GrA*o lut EH'" ~
durable mamie 'n', ss' volatile han any "''e'
: : - '''',' u De BURG, aeo,n'ur,L chs"''l
Where purchasers ray ri? upoo ooaimns WARRANTED "a.
7, pr"vnr rnc ,rac'I herc"f"rwanl A. INC
Anxs,! arr he n4nr- Of ackoow'es', .'s:
and standing Anay cal Chrr7is WIN heSs p'',s" ,rs
| THOMAS A%iIS +, IL, E'S, " m ~"
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lECIlNITN 0E RIN,EPS

very slight decvity suces give the running motion
10 Three inches per mile in smooth saish, chan
mel gives velocity OF about three miles an hour. The
GangeE, which gathers the waera OF the HmaIyn ioun-
lans The loesI In The wotlj is, $500 miles from its
mouth only about euU eet above the level of the seanbhut
Arhnrs Seat in Ednburs-ant f these 500 feet in its
long course, The waller requires than month. The
great river Magdaena, in South America running for one
Ihousa miles between two ridges Of the Andes falls only
500 feet all that distance above commencement OF The
1000 miles, il is seen descending rapids and
The mountans The gigantic Rio de la Plata has so
gentle descent to the ocean, that Paraguay 1880 miles
from its mouth, large ships which haso sailed
against the current oil The way by The force Of The
souethat is 10 say, which, on the beautifully inclined
plane OF the stream have been gradually lifted by the soft
Wind and even against The current greater than that OF
loftiest spres.-[ irnotfs Physise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
THE Wealth FIR.

The Whig of Saturday. dcourses This topic in the fol
lowing "high. (aeun strain The last
AZ "clear mud :"
THr WEArHER-Abou o'clock yesterday, very
sudden change set in sudden gusts wind sprung up with
concdent darkness usual intermittent features in
the Quick transitions from state Of perfect drought 10 ex
cessye moisure-and after copious and refreshing
shower came on complete the sublime economy. While
the change OF the character sought for was far below
any moderate degree for in half hour from the period OF
it's cessation an appearance OF the shower will not remain
Ia fact changes the past week give nothing more
than mere dispositions tending only disappoint ankle
sive heat
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Correspondence of III. Baltimore Sun.

WA<HlNGTON JUNG II, IooS
From The surrounding countc with very few exceptions
we have the most i1altcrng accounts of The crops.
Mr. Hester, who was shot by Mr. Morrison on "ednes-
day afternoon it still living. he has made second state
ucnt under OATH According :" The latest he was struck NJ
the first fire; the serond missed hn and The third TOOK ci-
feet On Mrs Morrison the pistol Being amGd directly at her
II vas then snapped al him, he grappcd with MIR.
Morrison and turned The direction Of the weapon lie does
mai know WHISTLER Mr. Morrison fred through the window
ar not With regard being discovered without his Pana
looms thinks lie requested the person who came mi"
The room Immediately after The shooting loose them or
take them of, they TOO light feeling II he were
dying.
Fuundery church make their sand excursion In "Aring
Ton" This will be delightful lunI the arrangements al
hiring of the first order.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

SAILS of purt Of Mr. Vim Tonnes crop of IObaeco made
Al Shoekoe June II, by Hester i. While
his AZ 50 Is; IS 25; at Sl0 Al gu; al %;
~ 80 at Sl 49, al Sl3 IS; nt sll %; al Sl2 20 al
- ~ SO So SIG 25 al SIT %; and at ~ % Also
,d hhis for MI Mayer Green OF n Carolina, md nj
$40 n $40 at Is and al II, bought BY Messrs l. ,
Had urnyc for their celebrated Twin Brothers brand.
AN The finest portion Of the crop bought by MIR.
Thomas for his celebrated Grape brand and by Mr. George
" Gillian for his Justly popular Wine Sap brand.
The market this week mas brcn animated the bidding III
auction spirited with decided improvement in prices ri oil
ds Several operated in producing this adj.
vance The recent from the other sde have been
encouraging The sales in Liverpool during the as month
were considerably larger than usual and far Us We are
pb. 10 Judge at somewhat advanced figures The nspec
lions viii from present indications, turn out much
smaller than The knowing ones calculated on al
The beginning the year. and the probability now ls mat
The shurI side WILL contrary 10 CUSTOM be nearest lie marx
The accounts from the country in reference 10 The growing
crops have been exceedingly gloomy and whilst we do ne"
suppose that any s this early period OF The season
sprcnalnE prospect OF short CROP yet Tue s.alc I"
things is such lessen The apptchcnslons ot an over
whcmuu and that has had tendency 10 increase
confidence All these considerations have had iheir eject
in Causing the state Ut the market ann lhluft
events must determine whether not they are we!ohnhec
one thing is certain that prices from now out VIII Grehi
very nuc dp0n weather and whi: We do not oe'ie'e
thar they Will under any circumstances, be much io"eri
they may be- considerably higher We will advert 10 iac;
winch think has hitherto moi been sufficiently noticed
viz: that the weights this yeur have been ia unusually
light and the inspections should turn out 10 be large,
crop will not in pounds be more Than an average one
June 2O-lc HESTER u WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

MEMPHIS ,.UNrIETlUN Las. DAG, JOSE y,
Snon liter IN. Convention called 10 it6e' INC iaI ~
r,r o meeting Tor Convention whS o'o"e"' ~
when The motion 10 adjourn 10 meet al thaf'e7''" " ~
SECOND Monday in April, 1854, ~as carried :, -,
MIR Bell ii Irnnr>s.t, the part q! Tue Iuih"'''.. r
Rrsu,uriur,s requested reconsideration Tor llc Pn'se
,,rs Richmond 1" it, original position IN m hrs RESP
,,n AMI Il, insert also Wilmington in North Iir"iha-
Carried. ,,.;.;,; vtI, K,i,o,i
resolution in favor oil the Mississippi Valley hhl'o'u
=, The Falls of 81. Anthony, was agreed To- .
Ihc Hon John Bell and the Hon John NJ Botts al Tue
,r,tinn of the Conventions made frictous addresses.
motion 10 reconsider the resolution IN favor 81 NE acq"
linn Of Cuba, offered by Mr.. Thr1sher was lost.
Al, lo.man Of Mississippi introduced motion ha' 's
scond mex, meeting this convention be held al Ne" VIZ
s,ns in December 1854, which was 9si 80 , ,
vote of thanks 10 the President non ~ ii, wnt
- >, ,ha cirizens of Memphis for their hospitality "n'
then carried unanimously After which the CohSe"'''" "
| lnurncd sine die
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

The wheat harvest is rapidly progressing James River
We have golden fields or purer richer
crops than observed yesterday lower James River.
Much interest is felt in the trial to-day Of the competing
Reaping- Machines the "Curlcs Neck" Estate Of VIM.
Allen, Esq. Mccormick & Hussey will be ON the ground
with several OF their best machines and yesterday
u New York machine, tBurwells) which would also I've
competitor Ii is much like Husseys though the application
of the power different, and TO require only two
nor operate IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

THE CALlPoR NIA-MEXICAN INVASION We
begin get little light and TO receive consistency
of rumo 10 the of the invasion OF Mexico from Cal
ornia by Count Raousset Boubun. The story from
California has becn all along that the Count raising
sroops, and making pparaon while the story from Next
hss been tina, he had given up all project o invasion
The Universal" Of Mexico SAINTS Annals organ,
Giles these conflicting stories Boubon has been making
preparations, but has given them all up The French Minis
ter 10 Mexico seems him that he engaging
In piracal expedition which tho whole woili would
denim, and which would disgrace him. Boubon back
the French Minister that he the head organ
Used force to Invade Sunora protect certain mineral
rights and properties there but he taken this course
revenge of Aristas treatment of him. Nevertheless now
things in Mexico had changed the auspices of the
iuerous Santa Anna he only ready 10 abandon
his Expedition, but offer Santa Anna his services and
even 10 present himself in tho Mexican Capjta If SANTA
Anna would send him passport. Santa Anna sent the
Passport and shall Propaby hear of Boubon in The
city Of Merieo.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1853.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Bclv!icrr, Clifford Baltimore.
STEAMER Roanoke, Cnvcndy, II. York.
Schr Henry CLAY, Forrest sand 10 Captain
Schr | Prince Jr, BDOZ Baltimore.
Schr Oakland, Myers, Norfolk.
SCI lobI. =. johnson, johnson Scott Creek
Schf Dave Johnson, Scot Creek
ScIr Llpuirc, Norton Richmond, Me.
SAILED,
Schr I.ancsye Dick, York River
SCnr Ellen sawyer, h0un.c, Fort Huhal.
Schr Isaiah achorn, 3lerriI. Providence.
Schr John Cabells, -, Rockland, Sic.
BALTIMORE, JuSE 20-Ol schr Hope Creighton, io'
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scuooL.,T GoRpoNsv1LLE

(ISIiE subscriber Vii Boarding Sc"ni "i bows a. u"
Z louisville. Va on the Alth OF September next
Tue VIII BE- based uoA td pnI%Io' 81
ruyrr-ly NsiaG viii aruri thorough ,eid.lloa .a
g., ,Dil.s, e.. .tr Jds.EtSs ILI1"iir oi lie.
III. an haze hur wiit lls nilIci ~
beautiful! region al country ape o
srIrts and accessible by ran road Ai stage
rom every luar. III. buildings thoroughly cpare
comfortable accommodations toe aoo"i iy a
ie,4
departments VIII pt gwen ny VI! lo"
paIs, aud Dcla"ac KmprT. graduates al The tHI'eFIS
TcRNS-Fur Board. incg!ng every necessary
huUifri plas - session ~ tea inNIhs
I'm. hair rntsri. the school and tie ohe hall on 'hr
al FEBRUARY. WILLIAM : hEhrhh
~
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oEF1cE JAS. RIVER AND MANAwmA Co,


.s,drl proposals VIII be y!
I.rs,rur a. the couuiy o B'tfIGrt Nlteihid
s.,.E NJ ON the first August next, Inr the Locks
,n- u,yrs I'll Ia; t":sal !rdG hucaaii Y" Ita's
u,.,,., H.. ,,.n.I
OF twenty cent the monthly estimates e 'n
, - h. rtuirrd give ample security satisfactory to lie
% nc-tnr- tor the completion III. work al The IIr AID
-, m, ,u,urrr sI,ccItied IN the cnntracts =,
a. , ,lny. works Inhibited By Edward Lorraine
rr r,,ur. a. Bus aud -rHcaunr Sli he crISer''
~ IT,, and I,u At CVmlny Office NJ Richmond, on ahi ae
me tatit IL. Ul lazy - a, p,
,. , the consideration q" itr hds ulh the Oh
nav ri August WHEN. satisfactory the several Jo's hnne ''rt
"a' ~, ia .f WALTER EWYSS.
- ,J,Yt. Chief EnsGecrJ X. and h 20.
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WASHINGTON AEEAlRS

WasHtsar,.m June 10 MAJOR Drake ol the Topographic
cal Engineer has teen appointed 10 run me base line iO
The propnsed Government cans between Pensacola uni
apaarhicola, vice Colonel GRAHAM: VINO - coming nome
invaldeo. ,,,,
H. r. Bowie Of Baltimore, va: today sworn IN az Clerk
If lhp Third Auditors Office.
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Rail, ROAD SUBSCRIPTION.

plrTsBuRa June IS The Grand Jury have recommended
subscription the part OF Ahghany county OF SlaoVVO
IN the psbru and Cleveland hail Road. which win inr-
ther subscriptions amounting 10 500 00U will secure The
building OF The rond 10 Bridgeport opposite Wheeling.
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TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.

fHSllE subscriber oi"Ts lie which
county t;nocthri kn""u Fr"nct IlI. The
atn! Las all the blngs ed "t 'h
a1 c"mtnt 81 lertiy. phTs:cla: ::IsGms
ANAL good the ra
Incidence, would ,n vel purchase IL Purchaser.
ed a the premises. ) COATES
EtER', y d ca IN u-r;w
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nESTRIIi"TINE. ERE.

C.suRIpoEpon- Mass June ia fire broke out AT
:nmbni.cuurt his AFTERNOON Destroying HE Bridge l"c
,,ubr;Jr Hotel stablrs srYt.l ubef; aids ana ten
stDre.hou,as The Cambridge t!Ige alao damaged
the lass Is about $50 000-Unc- third insured.
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cEsrlhITn, EeoNoMy AND COMFORT.

'4NDSE OF who suffering from the effects oi hot weather
informed thar cnminr greatly promo et ny CALI
and procuring OF Keen, Chiles liiIdWn- Thin "
have recently received Large addition. Tim Coats all styles
OF which enur"v aud handsome kls,
Nil styles, qualities and prices Come No.
any hi Lc The wiy GentrHIen's clothing Great Hla
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