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U. S. Navy Commander, being now ready for SER
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on Monday, April 26th, at o'clock, p NJ, pro
cisey, from her pier, at the foot of Warren street,
North River, to connect with the
GOLDEN GATE,
2 500 tons, Lieutenant Peterson, U, S.Nayy, com
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Panama, to be in readiness immediately on arrival
Of the passengers At that point, to sail direct for
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The accommodations Of these steamships are
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est ever launehed-lhe Illinois having made the
passage from New York to the Isihmus In seven
days and fourteen hours, and the Golden Gate
from Panama 10 San Francisco in eleven days and
eighteen hours.
The Panama Railroad is now in operation, and
the cars running to within few miles Of Congo
ns, at the head Of river navigation.
Passengers going forward by these vessels, Il is
confidently expected, will make the quickest trip
ever performed from New York to San Fnncisoo.
Early application will bo necessary to secure
passage, for which apply to Charles A. Whitney
at the Office Of the Companies, III West street,
corner Of Warren street New York.
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RHE6M

LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RHEUM
New York, July ~, Is49.
MessTs. A. b. & ID. Sands-Centemen; Words
can but feebly express my feelings, in conveying
the pleasing intelligence that my wife is restored
to perfect health by the use Of your invaluable
SarSapara. She was afflicted with severe cu.
taneous disease that covered the whole surface oI
the body, so that it would have been in.possble
to touch any part that was free from the bumor
the head face and body were covered with scales
like those Of a FISH the hair fell ont in largc
quantities, and walking caused the most excrucis-
ting agonies, as it affected the joints more severely
than any other part. She suffered also long timo
from affection the liver, connected with gen
Ual debility, and prostTAtion OF the nervous sys-
TEN. Physicians, both In Europe and Americo.
had exhausted the usual remedies without ofFse,'
ing a cure, scarcely alIording relief; and the
best medical skill was unavailing, until she happi.
ly used your Sasaparilla. The disease was nro.
nouneed salt rheum, but her whole system. inter
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so complete has been the cure, a,er using the
Sarsaparilla for six weeks and taking in ali less
than one dozen bottles, that she now enoys better
health than for years previous to taking the Sar-
saPaHla. The object in making this communica-
ton is, that all who have suffered as she has NAV
know where and to whom to apply for relief tand
mat not IN vuln), as q complete cure will be the
result My wife unes with me n heartfelt thanks
and believe me, gentlemen,
Yours sincerely,
FERRlER NAZER.
City and County Of New York, s-.Ferri,r
Nazer, being duly swon. doth depose and saw
that the foregoing statement, to which he has srS'
scribed his name, s true and accurate 10 The hos,
Of his knowledge and belief Sworn and subsc,;hoJ
this 27th day Of July, 1879 before me,
G. S. WOODHULL, Mayor.
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail. bv A
B. & d. Sands, Druggists and Chemists. loo Ful.
ton street, CORNER Of William. New York. Sol1
also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada. Price 81 per bottle six bot
ties for s..
Forsale at Oregon City by our agents.
GEO. ABERNETHY & co.
Sept. 6, 1851. #
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW

Is the exponent of the Wing party in Great Britain
having from its commencement advocated Freedom
and the rights Of the people. When the war, ap-
parentY Of determination, was waged against
France by British Tory ruers, and during which
occurred the second great struggle Of England
with our own country, this Review first unfurled
and eloquent appeals in behalfof inaenablc rights
the halls Of legislation and even the throne itself
to tremble. The graphic and stirring dcleneations
Of those events presented n the pages of that dis
linguishcd Journal, exhibit the truest poaiture Of
those perilous days to be found, perhaps, in the
language. It's influence was becoming so apparent,
that at length the leaders Of the Tory party, OF
whom the thundeu of its eloquenoe were especial.
ly directed, found it too powerful an instrument to
be resisted by ordinary means, and hence they es-
tabshed the " Quarterly" or as it is distinguished
among the American Reprints,
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
CONNECTING WITH THE
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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THE LONDON QTARTELY REVIEW

THE LONDON QTARTELY REVIEW,
whereby to couneTaet that influence which its pow.
erful rival eKeued against their measures. The
two great political parties thus made strenuous ef
forts through their respective organs for the pro-
mitigation Of their antagonist principles and dur
ing long series of years, these two leading Peri
odcals have concentrated the labOrs, the talent,
and the influence Of the adherenis Ofthe Wing and
Tory parties Of Great Britain.
Men Of the highest literary rank, as dignitaries
civil and eceesiastic, have contributed TO the pages
of these works: among them might be mentioned
some Of the most resplendent names on the scroll
of fame. Among-the regular contributors to tho
London Quarterly Review were Southey, Scott,
Lockhart tits present editoT), APpearson, Fergu-
son, Woodwork, Lord Mahan, DR.. Milman (whose
articles on Oriental literature have been highly
esteemed, and that wounderful women Of science,
Mrs. Someryile, with many others scarcely less
celebrated. Then again in the Edinburgh Review,
it is enough to mention the following names, any
one which il might be associated I'VE refer to
Jeffieys. Napier, Broughsm, Macintosh, and
McCaulay the first Of whom during his long con-
neHion with the Review actually wrote, on the av-
erage, third Of the articles that eraced its brill
liant pages; while the universally admired essays
Of the last, republished so extensively in our own
and the parent country, leave us in no manner Of
doubt as to their great intrisic merit.
, 1853-03-19

DER steamer FL DORADO, on Tuesday,
April 20th, the GEORGIA, via Havnana, Oh
saturday, April 9Th. The splendid steamship
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DIED.

ASH-Ou sunday July II Gsorse Ash Asdi yea and moah.
III -es sud friends Of the family respectfully ned 60 a.
tel the fuserl No. sl chsth.uis this day July Ia I"
RROWN-Ou sunday morning JEy H. Of eonslmPnoa Ms M
ron Brown ssed Il yes yosuse daughter OF As'a ooNa
Hr pe vii ,sAe place this afternoon at oelo at The es-
seee Of he tcthfn Mr b. Fellows No o. ast Sl,tst.
between Lexmcu 9Th The friends OF he tinAy an Nc
emil e Of Mr. Chapns Church Respectfully -Nea0 A.
HENDERSON saturday, July IT, LOUISA infant daughter
John l. and Lcuss Herteison AGED months ~,
PLACE sunday Juy II, AFTER ong anf severe wien
aud Christian resSnaton SA' nss
wiie OF Robert ; Plsee "a i6th wear OF her Ase
The ves friends u The iainy respectilf sits 20 ~
tend Der ut ea rucs.ay the 18th instant At ococA = W t9n
hen rsdsuc Md without further inuAon hef
vii he 70 Greenwood f in'enent ~, IL II
VAN WART.-On Saturday evening July 10 Anua hNlA VIE
Wm Van N daughter the late AmszAh Sherman AGED
from late residence, No lt6 West llths O'CLOCK s
wILBTR-n williamsburg, Saturday moruus Jelly ID Ben
amin Nlber 70 ,o -
lis friends the members OF Eas Lodge No 81 o. 10 "
Lodge Of Free Mas0us ted 70 tsd ns
O'Clock from his ate residence No ~
CruId Whamsbursh without further nofee hs remains wiz
h iuuutd 81 Gfeeuw od ~ -.
~ The members Lodge viii NEE, at their Lodge Room Of
- NJ
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AN OUTRAGE.

s,at Ed',oT q TAs ~ y. Tyibuns.
sR. TIE folio Fing letter {, private individual Of this
CIV eves the details Of which desire. with
your p ron. to lay before the readers y The Ti'Ra>
= Rcspeeifuly yours &c. PAsrEtDsE
CHICAGO, Tuesday. JOY r. 1853
DR. HAtIOcK-D Dear BtoAers An 0utr sge Of no orm
sn ofcer hss been perpeirstrd IN our ndst Oar dear
brother Ira d EDDY, ss- jus been kidnapped and borne
AZ bound a. the Hartford Asylum.
Sunday evening the tune chosen for the outrage
s4ere a. no law and precedent He could pny have
Zen taken Asylum, but he has been cru-lly torn
away By violence and borne beyond our state ~'h'stV
~ form lie Is personally exception to rule Of con
non mel lie only not insane but he il very lie
.-this tells the story His relatives ant his
nrnBerty though custom regards such reia
acns n mans friends still Jesus truly said
stemes are hey Of his household" We desire that
,our ene be brought q bear for this brohsrs ref
We have written TO many f-nds and hope nbnsion
Of pOwermay BIZ brought 10 bear that shall stay the mighty
waves oi tins spirit o fsehood which makes every
srssy rhn tn act upon his convictions Shall
hsve free thought free speech and free shall
fyever crouch at tbs foot Of power and sckno Sedge
money 10 be ur God
SfrH PANE JAMS MORRILL,,
DAVID MORRILL,, n H. BOLLIS.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or CENTRAL sFssIONS-B-5re Judge BEEsE.
Sent,sce Of John =. and I-aRc Austin the rammaEy
Hun Rioters->peecL of John =. AGstin In his
Defence.
saturday, being the day down FOR the sentence Of John
is.u and Isaac Austin convicted OF not at ranmAny
Hall tle krsorers were present il Court Along with them
were = gr,s: number Of their friends
ATE the operu x Of the Court. says Tie He-aif the
Ce-k called tie If the Defendants Who answered
and being s,sed they had anything to say why judg
nent sLould not be passed pom them,
Johr Austin. the elder Of the dsf-ndsnts rose and IN
firm voice ihor II al moved TO tears, behalf
bis brother and himself INSIDE shor- speech defending
then from 81 the crime win which they were charged
he so * IL a very Yathenc tone g foiloS,;
lOur honor asked ne what h2f 10 say thank you
o. poruuify for hsve this ID cay and hope tbs
reporters DO have pt this prominently betrs
the public vii do the justice 20 note my marks. IL
has been AIRED hat Als'ins hired with
booy II. H. to 20 T.umsny al tie "a; NJ Scheu
urd The purpose Of creating riot Assertions and
g,s EASILY nsd-; but challenge any truthful
y SAY ihst ever any occasion a. any time either
hired persuaded to 10 any meeting ss-Dolsge Of
sly kiDc oiurb modest ary mAn or body Of men.
l ATTENDED snmsny Hall the night in question.
oLer for the purpose Of hearing the result othe
dslseTsuoG u the committee there assembled aAo made
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Ts1e 70 mks return % valuation sgreesby 10 TIA, ~ A.
SCISSORS. VII ih-y hv iforeassd Argument oosf ,,os
m'.l lroP-r sgt Berry 3 Sloan.-Comp.i not az,
nis.d nv default -
Mary IngrSlam sampson sgt. Ze5die ) sampson Ri
nee
Ir-d P'ce 1T Heury Meyer Injunction ass lived
snd c,a isiui dt-mis-sd.
COURT or cobenN PLE1S-srsct,l rsaS-B.s-. J,a,.n.,
DECISIONS.
TIE Fis neprn-ti 81 Me- joseph Hon. .,s -.
on sut bJ be- tire Depsri.,i @ G. liect to, or -,
ga Tr,Iiums Of in.uranc. m thus city med. by o,,T
STATE c,rprra'iye.-ih. present. suit J,ng assn, a.
Agency II the Lexington Insurance Company 4 H-n.s.
Ar Hoxe ogposec the tax but il WAS oeded against ~
and reference hsd The ref-re-. Mr. Peabody rsporss
that the amount received by ssd Company for the yer N
siion for Or, NUNS inths CITY and that The
Ere D.psr'n nj i. entitled 10 $500 Il. Report Confirmed
and itrgmsni 70 ihsi amount
he Ci, ofNe~ York stephen Whitney and II ether
To r cover pen ,l-, for having good and sgksieue
hatcbwav The points denied aud also the validity e
the ordnance Proceedings demurrer coming in TO BE-
stayed.
Us DISTRICT CoURf-BssoFe Jstse Btrrs .
The trial OF Peter GUN on indictment ilr sssah WIN
DANGEROUS weapon vas postponed TO Monday TO which
tine the Jury was discharged
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE FRAc,s ~ TEE SHERiEr's DIRECTION Fiday ~
toruoon Conrad ant Iii n swackhammer spPe I'D De.
r Justice X Smith eIamnation II she charge Of
a.sssu and b,;rery preferred by Caspian Sparks one
4 th- Deputy Snerif O, Kings County The cnno.dn-
sid 10 the fire that on the 10th Of June last the
brothers SwacShaumer cane into the oiic-. AMI did
Guilty btSeen them in consequence o th- Sh-1i ;
ADVERTISING The bI, theirs chargI IN u complainant had
ksIt them from getting du- share for their psper pub
shed William sturg and that hi, Sparks brother as an
Alderman of Villa n.burg had ssO done tn cousii7ra
ole injury IN Ike mSRaer The complainant called them
lar, ard Conrad struck hin, when there enued qni'e
melee EJ4h Swsckhsmmrr te-iid+d that Sparks struck
bis brother inst but his recollection N regard 20 other
matters not quit so clear. Engleberd Loit Esq,
sheriff and other witnesses corrobor,tei SpArSss state
uent when the further .dJourned until Id-sdsn
next
AccInE<T-A little son Of Patrick Thompson, = me u
Der II the Third District Police tell from the top OF ne
building IN ; nth Brooklyn on Friday, distance OF about
- ttt and injured hilselt Il Is feared ialAAy
THTIr-O On Friday aerI Don during the temporary sb.
sepce Of Mrs Doyle from her residence 10 Woodhl :.
thief entered and toe abou: $50 worth Of wearing
apparel from the bureau
NV EvGivE Hor,rs-The Common Council on Fr'.
cay evening reported in iAyor OF purchasing sites add
erecting buildings FIR Fire Companies Nos IL and >. The
house OF the latter has long been unit TOR use.
AccrnrNr ~ Av on FAc1oHY-Ol Saturday work
nan AT 20 Thomas fee while employed IA assisting to
to,,a boiler IN an oil factory on Red Hook Point in.
.tabtly Ii I'D The chain by which the boiler WAS -ut
pended tr Ike and the whole do IN upon him Ssy
efal others narrowly escaped.
Bote THTFr-On SATURDAY afternoon young man
l.surey vsi into o2J Lauren- a. and procre Ing -
- basement picked mp lsuhy of silver sare, which
De PLACED in mall packet and came out the sane dor
b. uttered Tie woman occupying thu house sitting
- the font window with child her and saw hs
fellow in and % out but suspicion never ent7red her
mind uud she missed her property which Is valued at
about $40
RrN,wAT-On Saturday = horse attached to milk car.
h,io gna SIR Nichols of E.st BrOOkls from
tie corner 1T Cold - and Fulton Ca reaching Hal
.ot Az a smsll boy sho seated IN the wagon, VA,
thrown out upon TIE pavement, and injured in ssrlo Is
manner.
RAILRoADs-The Railroad Committee 81 the Com non
{, und reported IA favor Of establishing rIr Al lu-s M
ih. City Al be- last meeting OF tne B'a-d rnsy deem
railroads properly conducted, Necessary q the welt,
Of The CITY good supply # water The report was
I.id oNtr for cnn.ideratInn a a future MEETING.
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TOrENINc SERVICES ~ THE B9Prsr CHrRcH The open
il z e., The ne Baptist Church Ia Grove - J-rs-y CJ
Rev Mr. NerUGsr Pastor took place Yesterday irnnZ
Tie house flied With attentive congr-g lt0n Trr
rvIces consisted Of singing by the choir TIE r-tdug Of
n Scriptures by Rev DR. ArHhsge prayer by tue PasO
and al atle discourse ny DR. Armar the sur oct fund
in Act 45h chap 2ih and 2jth verses Considerable
MONEY a. raised toward qudaiifg cettof 900 Eh'n
70 aia-d u paid Prayer offered ny krv. Mr. Bdt
win and the beuediction pronounced ny DR. Amak-
=. pulpit occupied by Rev Mr. Bad gn in the after
po.I and DR. Hsgur, Of Nes~rk. ia the evening
DRorSEE On Friday att oon, at abo Il O'Clock, 4
uan sut posed 10 be- DAVID ThOm4s drowned while
fsh.Ig He WAS sitting on the ney pier next above the
Cuad Dock Jrrsy Cty and Tell of willis ex,ric sting
4 lie ab,ut 30 years OF ag-, l+'e # Hthf.x and
", r-c.nily fireman board Of the Cauar1 pro-
pt.l-r Merlin.
S,IrTg - HoNoR or rHE PEEsIDEST On Saturday
81 he Presdent WAS crossing 10 J-rey City 10 take tns
tr,ir Sou'b roysl sslue Of twenty fred
f., m tte Brink Mail Steamer ArlbiR in honor If
Clei Magistrate S@uies also given by the days Of
The steamer
Scpoor M0NEY The Chosen Freeholders Of Hudson
County have Go9Drtion-d the Public School money FOR
the education ii children betTern five and eighteen years
Of age n me rate Of IL .en:s each as fnOw, jersey
Ctr ss23 5- Hoboke.. 1923 10 B@rg-n $40 Il Nyrth
Beger $500 30 and Harmon e5- J..
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lREEsr OF 4 y, roTIoUs CH,RAoTER-Pt7ek Us.
CIV s-s ..ilo,~h Ehr il sCa 20 De- one 81 ih9 >'d
.rS Hos.- rsic. VA Sl'1riay evening a-r-.-i ~
Nfs Theatre ty oti c-rs Wtl- and Reed 3t m Cl-
Ofc-. cha. 2c 9TH tiDg Assault or II 'r-o
Nuhrook Their Z u Other chT<et ~ A sinlAr
character h- an-t TIN, iodiyd 1a me - "a
arts rei-g Henry C-uhn. John Nos. NAr-n w 'od snd
John K.urk- H. w. taken before Justice Welsh Sho
locked mn ID n d.iaui Of $500 ~. on each COMP sn-
fr trial Son- a"ntns since. be made his 7sAp- ron
the Es,sX MARIE; prOu and not seen Dy The aaa0'
ties until hi, arrest Sturdy 4 Sht
FirE At q O'Clock Sturdy morning fire broke
out in tn bu l1ng No is7 Mercer 50 occupied - car
riaze m&nuf. Glory ~ George C. ULdsrhl The nrenen
he ground AZ Gn eArT -, Bat n'sltasttni
ing ihr .Xertions the Interior Of TIC budns together
with the contents consisting OF carriages stock and % IS
were entirely destroyed. Inc los Is e.tim ted ~ r'n
$500 20 s300O The b1iding Was owned oy trAnA'
PuT-zI, j insured The fire originated IN tue .se
NJ It. but how in whs, i az present unknown
Through the sIrton. ri the fremsn the adjoining oud
ings were saved from injury
AccmIsr On Friday afternoon David Cochrtn il fell
DOM the hs;ch~sy AZ Dealers publishing house No II
Ann q. by which bis broken rear tbs shoulder
ana he was otherwise severely injured.
fAdveru.emertl
MAGNIFICENT EyGLusH ESGRAvISGs.-Ihe under
rtd h.vng received OF ths most Be sfa
.ier as oh- oH-rs o-
Adverti.eDent
DAGUrRRLOrYPEs ~ COLORs-The public are invited
uEsETs nasrfeent DAz-1rean Gallery ADD
sKsue lis lev ,y Of C,'ored Dau-rr-otyp..
the Which be ha recently duoed Also hne dssuere0sys Of
FrsDhH Perce and host Of other celebrities can be seen
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sale. Of stock- az Philadelphia. .JuLY

F1'tBGd-s9 City R.iroad o. 81, o5i $3.50 sesuyMl
Na g. 49, d $500 Nor1sfo Railroad s.. ~ Pen9.y
Rn.sd Co. o scbuyhl Navigation Preesd. bisn, So
no Co. IS q zee Lhsh STOCK, - 'aii lco Long Island b NJ,
go l uisp tausl, l7i.
,ad-j0 Mos Canal - "a, 80 Union Canal M; 40
MOTH lusurai Co 6i 81 Morris Csus H 81 Uaon
Cau- ti leo NeyEaon Com src' Ids ats slen LehiEh Nn
II Miners Bank jeo, -, lea Morfs
a. a
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CITY ITEMS.


ENTERTAINMENTS Sc, THIS EYrNiNG
RosFRT DsnLE night Castle Garden with the fa orcs
TsI CrS~> bNsSss to night at NboO BY Mad rhOu Co IL
iEssNn A. II Is tonight the Bosasy Also Our &c
nd The lsh IN ush~ D., the Wilhsns-s and Corpany
DONNxrls MoNKGYs tins ev"anE stbTnl No
seum To- ~ sherooen. White's 20 ruiHr sereusters
BpcKfS's NrN-OxiFANS SERsNsDsRs-No. S9 oadwsy
~. PANoR THE HoLN LANo-No Ah BusdwAy.
afternoon and evening
NAsHNGTuN tlgCCS-Perormsnces Afternoon snd evening"
RETS,N Trt ct,N GALLEEY Of PainnssNo It's Broadway
CsARIEs l. the Yelasgueg Portrait No. $50 Brosfsu.
BxHwfR's VIEW O WosLn 81 No. 90 brosdSsy.
KsoKs CONCEPT HALL, siEthsv opposite Crysial Ps,ee
The OrKRA-RObert lie DiSble will be repeated TO night
At Castle Gard n in To. n- 81 yle IN which produced
before the President on Friday evening The cool pr
sDAae the splendid views Of the Bay by ,nght and
the glorious music are attractions hard to resist there
should be fall house.
THE CHNTsE BENKFIT This entertainment which
Vas DOt Ell for Saturday night, did not off Madame
Ihon pesed and the evening thought to bs
tee worst the week The posponemeut was to Thursday
NEXT MAY Maretzek has contributed the use Of Castle
enden, Mr. Marshall Of the Broadway Theser, has un-
ssstaher the direction Of the whole and Sonsg Sieds-
non IbloD, Mseder, Badia, Leach, and the two Ger
nan Musical Societies known a. the New-fork Leder-
aAs and the Social Reform GessDg VereD, will contribute
er grAtuitous services TO add 6caG TO the affair The
qae performances Of the Chinese themselves viii not
@s isss1 interesting feature In the entertainments.
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Aco1DHSr-A son Of Mr. Fuller, residing ia North Ssv
euth st. eyed year., seriously injured IN Fndy Al
ttruoon by falling from the second story window t. the
ground
TFHPERAyCE-Rev j. * Johnson Of syracuse Agent
Of the state Temperance Alliance preached
t rub yerance yesterday atIsrnOoo, IN the Fret
l. Church. South Second II.
Tousp GUM john Dpnvers, one Of the boys man
I'D n SVur'sys ptp-r having 5r-n arrested ur
tr'aAirg MO tn cigar factory OF ar lnd-wt-r Wa
urn guilty on Sturdsy ana WAS sent 10 the Hone pi
H. ge He j. but - years nj age aud Ia. been before
me Police Court several times before charges OF
larceny
The fui eral Of the late M,j1r VI Short who died
90 FrG.y night tok place. yesterday afternoon, ~ biz
ire residence corner Of North Second add Secoud
TVS remains were accom- panied t. her last resting place
b., h- Isrro Guards Capt Mctir.th and several CON.
tsIIcs Of the l3tn AID : 20 Regim MS.
IWF-Irsterdsy morning b-tseen and o clock a
fire. broke cur N - upper part of dEeng ~ lji
iu-,.t occupied by DR. Spr g. and net0r@ VS. ex'n
20 .h,d III roof together with hat ot th- adjoining hD1s-,
l.1ooeuper sroy.l BY the timely tssi-'tn pf
Fir u, p-Itmerf, The i-- soon eNtngushed LIS.
~, Li $500 1grsccfu Il ,t occurred Of
The FIR Companies their return me in Grand ST. IN
vLchscyealo 10. the participants were considerably Injured
Hf,riso WFF.-Yesierd,y afternoon OAi,1r St-rret,
a. be- S.c,I0 Ward. arrested Amsn named ! ihn k-nn-
o residing q TIE lrner Of Norm FIT aud Irun,t,
cisrge of beating his wife severely tha: her recovery
De- considered doubtful tie Was locked up.
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appear. there has been dsers.'S n IN .5~' --'
pDre' s,n.or Iron Company advertise for propO-
me ooe q their dr,t Mortgage BOOd' The loan
sa' ,o' ' of completing their Railroad ccnnsctnsths
h,nss ~ T,ru-r Of Pittsburgh, President Of the Pits
Cen ranneIl,yie Railroad Co, now 10 thi, City has
e o vel, IN ooHn'e'loa With
The -. vh rapidly. hessrs. wipslow. LAME
i've been appointed Is financial agents. with whom
. Of tie Company have been pss@d for sale
IT, C.np.n, has ytry large bass in stock Subscriptions
s;b amount over s2O00 OOO excessive Of stock to be
,Lea bs contractors. Among these Subscriptions are
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NASulNUlON NAllONAL NUN UMENT.
CRYSTAL PALACE saturday jay Is ls5s
Cont bu.il received this cay .....s52 %
j l.. Brown Agent