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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

No 81 BOWHRY-J. HYATT 10 selling beautfuI
Carpe,ns a. ss 20 VI; good Ingram as 81 Sss knfss
c Cob ron ons 70 eish ysrss sa e par Jafd Eng
IN DruEsess four ya1ds wide, ckesp.
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Internationally
or DAGUERREOfYPRS on PAPER

atfeucr b called 70 hii 10 tho Dssssrssp
~, nov sien a. OuRsEYs magnificent Dasrreotype OseJ
No ig Boaday Also bis style Of Co0red Dss5erfeoy2
which attract 20 L1ach attention
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TREATMENT OF CossuMrTIos 49, ns" ~ -
r,..ns AZ No Csrrslpse tb'eeexsf a. ana wai
.~~st fr days, between ms nosn o. u sss
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IyHALATIox IN ASTHMA, Gc,-1be following Istter
"a. .SSrss.sd Tribune eonnnBesnos ost tne Dt
Tribune re1dsr al matters o. b'f"'s~
terst nadmasbls except 10 tbs iofai 49, n, "a a.s
s ps.,ns tks o.ng fsss will b u interest % many
II ar ,sdes. crave place them % the columns o. yosr
In line lasz my strength began 70 "a sns contanssa 2 ~
"a r several Wesks when cough SCI IA sa1 oes.n fsts a.
ih n,.tf,r Then twice twenty foaf ho1n
yy 49, -to. Of osrexynas Asthma vsskef and
- n, ss gstfer anr confined % Amer bsns
e@t vet u very weak sa4 feeble s.t. ~ s.h va 70 shor
80 H only block without roppinx ret and
Aim. rev worss vors had rsia most
atIT n nv zen lang In th s:ste led inhs son AZ
ds tks direction Of Dr. HUsrEz " Wrfoa By bfes;hrs ned
cines form Of air yspof rom GAS i1<runnsn 40
Spg <Tera day into ehanb fied With mdsssd az.
t he tIre sFsn k trsafnent ny ssafh increased could
rsk slsstss and breath bsesms fsef Is ss
al be pain IA my soae and with every ~ y
Atknsa AZ The end Of mone and half co.a -
u.ss hour without fatigue. fo the gss ~ nosc -
hs. preyo1s s5f nsss ~ n
q az ds,Tslsiss malay len al o. Witch n N,
tsEficI skl srlzd srktsfa Wins 49,. s.,x NYs
YCaE Obliged servs1t r. Il fA'N''
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EXHirirIoS ISDrsrrr o. AL NlroSs-c-rstt Pa't,e
~fNrA-slNrs ANsslcAr lssrfrCr Ftis-Clsiie Gszien
fcStEEs LfcEraE os asN-k ecker 5aLdas
fCElrsN a. NltlCs 81 thc Orena Clnp1av
BLK hcrlt - NllisCts As3. F1rfu1cs Fruc.
Pas sd LoNnoS and NJ Uuci. = Card" Blroa's
sHsSur Ntoeisr Law tSl Ladss ke AZ re Brasivsy.
7 AZ Nc Z ~ ana MATING VIII q BArn.as
CaaS lfroGa Mrs Sar. hook AZ ~. S,fon.l
JUtLIE~s CoScTKrs q Msfr.1 c,ltan Hall la-alrbs
v oops ihioptn De
FR ScoSs sza eaar
= NCroS G Ecu>F erfurnsncr .ier1ool and
De soTo. discoveries the hsseSppi-Ars Unon RsO11.
FSAsKESsTESss PASoEAss Ssssss F.LL- Hope CAap~l
BsSvaEDs GgossMs EcYYr HaLY Lsso-SS Bnl.i~sy
SFr Mis- Nrros-No
tbs kEYsS GkLLeRy HRsriss Asr-No So Broaisy
GaILEsY EeYrTfss ASTIQUfrI
BrCKLEY's OFFE, HcCsE hines Badnx sroaawav
StC~oz BLIrE-Nsrcsl fercrmAnces-No. So Br0al~ar
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prZes wore l0aTded as lOIOWs'
/ A silver lever Watch to Richard NJ. Roberts
g. A suit Of Clothes 10 John Gardiner
3. A gold LOcket to VIM Doweu.
T. A gold LOcket 10 Peter Murray.
s. splendid gold Pen and Pencil 10 Henry D. bryant
g. An ivory Rule to Charles Perley, Jr
: Three gold Studs to William SOuden
Shaksperes Works to c. Donaldson.
O. A Vest 10 John Matthews.
10 A IS Hat to Samuel Magee.
H. A IS Hat TO Jacob Richards.
70 A gold BreGstpin 10 Patrick Neeland
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A FEMALE PIcKPocXET-A girl named Julia Ryanwn
yesterday arrested by Officer Williams, Of tho Third
Ward charged with picking the pocket Of Mary Riley OF
Newburgh n. Y, Of purse containing 80, while she
was at the Crystal Palace. The accused was held by
Justice Bogart to await examination
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DlSSER TO PIER ID. VROoN-The complims ntSry DIN
uer given to Peter D. YroOm, BY the Bench and Bar
# this ate previous his departure hIs mission t.
Berlin came OIL At stsllss Hotel, New Bruins sck, on
Weone osy afternoon. The company was almost entirely
corfred to the members OF the legal profession, Of which
Mr yroom has been so long leading member and about
seventy Of them present from various parts Of hs
State
ChefJustice Green presided assisted By Alex Warts'
Of Hunterdon On the removal Of the cloth the usual
coasts were announced by the Chief Justice Interpreted
With speeches, IS follows:
/ o., Cs.snfr,-The L.nd Of Freedom snd o. Law
2. TIE Fyss.Seaf q ne Jnist stae,
On euesi 11dtsr. BH Fefsy FROM hs ''Y % Fr1ssa
us aid s-sora Las scared oai p~s, ~
hi euiss esteem Tor T.. rssh %
u. co b., FOR biz departure cordial ~<ns
for his prosper I'd hAp pins~-
T, toast Was drank Standing and three cheers were
given. ~. 49, - a.
Court ard Bar of the State OF NevJerseJ isei tns
am unable 20 give utferanee 70 my emotions on tos ntsf
s.t,rg occasion YOu have done lie an honor With l
have no, deserved j; one which shan long bear IN
grateful rsmf mbrknce
90 s,ntlsnep. 70 another land but 20 70 that land
lard Of ROYALTY land OF monsrchicI goycrnusnt-i g.
,bs,e "a the citizen OF free r. ploc. Great soplsuss
hs be proud "a BE- there tho representative OF ks
publican Government IaEplauss and as citizen Of ne
stas Of NewJsrsey, part Of that Republican Coniso-
In the present of continental Europe re knor no,
VIA. day may bring forth. The times thsre ~ ctc
spd possntouA certainly uisrs sng and wonny o. oui
eoIsidsrAiioe, II nay b dat during ~ sS's'n
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURr-sPsciAL TEss-before Judge EoAosDs
EXTHADIiOS CAsE.
On the application OF the British Government under the
A,htufion treaty for The surrender of William Calder
alleged fugy. from justice charged with forgery slrs .dy
referred to- Mr. Charles Edwards eosns- made ioton
yeserdaJ for permission 10 present further te
IN suppo the charge lis said thar oder belonged
70 TIE Brth army and connected with tbs corp, VI
,sepers snd miners He was detached, with others on
survey az IsddirgtoD Scotland, and was entrusted II 10
charged with funos a. pay the party but failed TO pay them
AID returned un unGeo pay lists Hence this present
rlcaton Informal ion # the not having bs-n paid.
led said invsti .ton, bur the accused hsdtsken
passage the United States The matter stands for the
present, Adjourned.
MOIfOSs POR MANDANus TO CONTROLLER
The argument On the motions for mand,nus requifiog
IRE Cont oer 10 make payment on the contract for
oval Of oal from the Cry and sso rsquing him b per-
let uurchase OF lease ots foot u s9th depo fvr
tie O. nractor ordered by the Common Council, arssdy
"a TO- Was set down Thursday bat on motion gas
tuttt er posi- pOned 10 Saturday.
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DIED.


arnold Al D.nszie " z, Aas s Nm csihsnae L O. vito
foSe H-xf Por1,J ouoDdsa Go, Ans Ebensss ceneh
sxr.fs<s sol0i~r u the ksvolulon. aSed - yss1
nrTi Al Fast Astbss, Ono. Aug " M tohn nsesa[
90 81 the pioneen o. nsf on ne Wes hs -
~ e.rry the nal CasncA bafso, ard
"a euss the bsrnsss between bs D~tsoff
- r az over ni>s swissns ssun1snas safsssk
sm,s ana dsss when tAs sszs h
sans Tree top to b. sssafs nom ne wolves
NfRRy-On n s,sesy. Ane IS simeon Mzssh hsny yss.on
ehS x ard ssrsA Marry aged All. sd sy
Th frne Asf n fsenoe q -
s.fi-r 10 csrron ~ at 9e!oet M AsDAS hsehssao
Iaxs. Of p No III s,s the members q As yeuseyma
l Bensve<nt Society tsS fsn<s Il the sry - "
yispS % s<tsnA
YrCKEk-At cre Cortland c. Au3 y Rsv Leu f<hs.
DID, fosnsdy q bunBe No. oysrS
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MARTNE COURT.


PFvALTY FOR HkFssfHG REMOVE VESSEL.
robn Aoaas Treasurer EewYOk Hospital william
TmmsDs
To recv.r under tie nt.t- law $50 penalty. for re-
using 10 move the bark Paeisc (which lay at Pier 30.
- Es Ryer 20 the end Of The pier, when directed to DO
% by M Lhas Chamberlain. OF ihe Arbor masters.
The shp Great Britain and brig Crosby vers waiting -
raul II :. the pier 10 discharge cargo. Mr. Timmons wss
ate Of the bark aud stated 10 the Hsrbor master that the
sptan vzs not cosrd. ard he 10 con nsad, bat
rist be you'd not the vessel aud would advise the
CAPTAIN rhen be came board, not 10 do Tbs Hsr
bo master pave him certain tins II the tide IN which
% remove III baEk but be did not remove her The pen
ay uhen collected goes for the benefit OF the Hospital
Judgment for plaintiff, ESQ, and c0sts.
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United STATES M4RsHAH5 OFFICE
(h.... o.. n (1ccfexfsitfog


Tao GerDlsbs, nsIL.d otsl aud Roscoe, were ar
re,,.d by Depuiy Aarsha De ADgeiis-the former on
chare baYing procured 10 be made II die snksrs 10
Fu;oI IT, der tho being side Of gold dollar
md the having H. Good for groceries At No -
Maine st. aso cf procuring b be- cut At dis sInksrs
10 Johr the match SIDES 10 SAID Dies Rocco Il said 70
been charged BY sahl IN relation 20 the dies and u
liz yass found II is stated, some counterfeit goid
- 20 and eco pieces Roscoe has been long We IN
.s,sno from Pblsdfphi Mr. De Angels and IN On.
Ger attached 20 the Office Of Chief 81 Police vschsd
Al arrested bin They have been committed for exAni-
nation.
ss Johnson.
Io.s1h II lohnson Ia wnoss possession quantity of
~ cou vas sad 70 have been found al Jersey City,
a brought I'd the L Court which has ccgniz ancs
"a 10 com and committed for examination.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IuPORrASr ARREsr,-Tso lighter men, named Ssmusl
T. Corbe and Michael Have brought before stice
Bschley, yesterday warrant charging them si,h 40
p,opriatr their ten barrels OF hOlr AMI four
boxes Of which placed IN their charge on tn
18th net By w. Ste5bsns, commission merchant ot
No 4 Front 3, New York, for the purpoie of being
pacsd-a portion board the ste smship Arco aud tn
ialsrce on board the ship Connecticut The proper
sas sold 10 Mr. james McCes by th4 lighter nsn. sh'
keeps a store IN Brooklyn the milton ay Ferry.
I'D by him sent Nr Sebb-Iso be sold oa commission
md lpon delivery of the property AZ the store va
racognized by the marks The accused arrested ~
Officers Reynolds and Cullen of the Third District Po
roe The Jus ice cCIDmitted tne rites for examination
PFrlr LARcENY Officer Cullen Of the lid District,
,eterday arrested and brought before Justice Bachlsy
John Donovan r charge az stealing lead from tho A.
atfic Docks H. tgand suIlry upon trial and sen
tered 10 30 dsy. imprisonment IN the Penitentary
IARcESY- About $50 worth Of shoes were stolen, on
Weon,sdsy evening from the front Of Mr. Lites shoe
lore On Fulton Il The thief escaped with his b. y be
lore any alarm WAS gwen
VNpROvOKFD AssAULT-A man named Oliver H. Z.
Towus.ro employ in the Office OF The Nsr Yo'k EgGH
osrt was arrested by officer Lord of the Lover Police
Count on a warrant issued by Justice Bozart wherein
stands charged with violently a-ssung and kicking With
ut inst provocatlon, Sir Simon Park residing No .
Bavsrd = The accused taken net re the hsglsirlt
sud held TO bail 20 keep the peace Tor months Mr. RObt
Nj D.Iritt Of No lG2 Nassau 81, was III bondBuian.
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MARRlR0.

BROWH-NIXOH-On N0ncsy evening Aug n by Rev Cbvss
Rsyro Nr Frsnkn Brow 20 A Lgs c. younser esash,ee
Of Jchn a. Siron. Esq- al 81 " ili.astgTsh.
. Csra pesss
toGsWgLL-BskWsIER-A Brrhtcu, Monroe Co. ~ r 81
Tussssy Avs H BY sv Ieser'o Jsepa Hahs cossssh md
CIMMNOs-WOODWDhTB- e. csz. Mich Aa< u ar
lLdI, Cumming II the Col caHsr@ Of hoids
Miss Fannie T. WOODWORK d1oshtef OF hoo
BsBisuir " ccdnor.h. al u 81. Clair =, v,.
DtCRFT-GLAT/-Cn Wednesday ne<nnh aug ~ ho~eo
D. efet hss Nshe L0s'ss Clan Ioh o. ~. ely.<
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THURSDAY Ant 20 az ns sps
EAes Hisgrs both q h1s
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both in city and country for the health Of good taste and
good uors the spirit that would put the Venus de Ned
els in cofee sack. Apollo Beivdere IN cOrouroys knd
Poverss Greek slsve in Petiens. and shortgovn
By the way, While thsy about il couldn't esbbszs
leaf be disposed sonews about the squss statue OF
Wssbr gtop, that fronts the main entrance 1t might bs
mistaken for lsur. in lieu Of better. In the American
Athena few years ago, sonebody cut similar csper
Several exqrisit. figures Of Cheruos on exhibition
there sno they actually Put the blessed little creatures 10
diaper It's sorder they dion attempt to administer
sOot TIA.
DIsHcsrsr Acr-A Great Mistaks By a Bank TtlLer-
Henry kosenhL German. living a, 81 Allen street on
Wednesday morning having check for ~ 10 the Han
Bank proceeded that nsaon and presented the
check for psymen, to E B Cobb Esq. the Paying Teller
The latter having great deal Of business hand at thxt
moment glanced hastily at the check and forth With hand
ed Mr. Rosertha the sum Of ss2 instead of o. - which
Rosentha gathered up and LEFT the Bank. In the after
noon, Mr.. Cobb, in arranging bis accounts ascertain
ed that there large deficiency OF cash. for
which be puzzled to account In order to As
certain the truth Il the matter Mr. Cobb compared
checks with the check clerk and At once discovered that
he had, by accident paid Rosenthal ssla instead
Of 81 - the amount for which the che * Vas drawn he
lost time in repairing the Office OF the Chief of Pc
lice where be relSted the facts OF his loss TO Officer Mas
Of the Chiefs special aids who at once So; Wig
orouy 10 work to arrest Rosentha He ven, TO his house
but not finding him at home, took position in the street
where he could him when be arrived The officer
MINED at his post I'LL 1911 clock lss; night when he saw
Rcsenths approaching from lager beer cellar where he
bad been spending the evening He at once arrested him.
nd upon usstobiug him about receiving the money from
he bank be denied all knoEledge Of the whole matter
offer Masterson however, not TO be put OF with this
denis. but proceeded TO sesrchs trunk where he found
eght ore hundred dollar bills which discovery brought
Rosenfhal 70 terms Hs then admitted receiving the
money and said he would make il al right Ills person
was then searched which resulted in fading more money
IL tact nearly the amount dhouesly appropriated Ro
sen;ba committed 70 await examination achrgs ot
e instructive larceny.
From card found in possession Of Rosen'hs il appears
be a commission merchant doing business at No l35
Broadway where he deals in al varieties of fancy goods
German and Havana cigars. The sane card also shows
bs, be Il an agent for the firm of Sher5et& Co.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

pFIyo.rFs- d smocraiic Wari Meetings. for the cleo
tf, Of cel.gaes % the District Convention be held
Flatush for the choice If Delegate To represent the
district The State Convention, take place ia the several
Wards this evening
R,covERY ~ STOLEN GooDs-A day or two since
sri " m-d Mary LEddy employed IN the family Of Me
rn-rcws No "a stanton = New York. lett her employ
rf ard soon after i6 dresses ga, amounting 10
80 were missing. The girl "a, traced 70 house corner
of North th AID SXth-s, where Officers Sherman and
Mr. Burrows refused to appear agsns the girl aud shs
~ssleft a. large.
few evenings since vessel lying a. the dock foo, Of
North Fourth =. entered by river thieves. who
succeeded in obtaining to5 in money, with which they
-sc1pGo undetecIsd.
KrCs COUsTY HOsPIrAL-EKirsct from tbs resident
Pby-iaLs Report Tor the week ending Aug. 2ith i-J3
Rem lining IN the Hosp Aas 7h.....s...........S8
Received b. order " superintendent 81
Tr,n.ss-d 70 A.ns-house. scharEed GJi deceased
I; el0p-d. a. %
FLUID AcoDENT-Thursdsy evening, az servant CIR
named ali. Buler the employ Of Dir Phipitt No 2il
= an Third Il fhng haid lamp BY light the are
commune sd the which exploded burning her fAcs
.ud hands in r serious manner
IaFCENY Yesterday afternoon young girl named
Bricg., Comfort brought before Justice Bowel on
har Of stealing some 81 in change from The drawer OF
her tnu'yer Mr. BsbcOok, residing at NJ. 100 Spgin
Sif.bf she was sent 70 the House Of Rsilge 10 New
York
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CRYSTAL PALACE, Se-

CRYSTAL PALACE, Nes-York A7k 3 ls5S
To cash hand ...................sl,7Vl ~
Contributions for this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, f3ts
J. L. BRowS, Agent
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DnRRHEA-Fifty dollars will be paid if DIR. ToBr,ss
LrsrSr does not immediately thl. compliant II
sale by the druggists and sorese-pers
throughout the the Canada Pace . and ~ cents
DYo1T SONS AGENTS Phladsp hs Depot 2p Greenwich 81 NY
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few evenings since, yesss. lying ~ the dock foot Of
North Fourth 4 entered by river thieves who
succeeded in obtaining s6j in money, with which they
-scaued undetected.
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Advertisement |
nnsa Eira the phn-

n AZ the Great Pearl street. House Fire The Fhn-
HoI have been Triumphant while
destroyed, totally partially
1be one usd bv Mr. solomon Merchant "a Pearsrcet de
vcre MP perfectly unirjuet although hing also
In his Office udin another S sold re Pr0of osy
Destroyed These TO have nved perec-
tinna. rnssih be Ii fhelr atleles
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knCs CoUsTY HosPITAL-EKtrsct from tbs resident
y.ials Report Tor the week ending Aug. 2lth 1888
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ISTyRTLTHEhTs S. rHI3 EVENING.
TIE EScassIRrs Ehos el.- by MAJ T1lo-; syl.
v1o" Mr. Fszer. Dars ARA la Hz1s1u
sErH sLoPr =; The Bro.e-sy Jos Soes via New No.
ard A Rosrd for Oive-.-
SIR STooPs CoserEE- B1rtl With Barton To1T Limp
tD.- The Gardner. AID chfress p form a.-.
DELICATE OtovsD the Dsn,ac R-itsso,s Of Bon
Children 81 barrur's this ssros; and this evening ~Ns
with the Min Pal" and Tab MOvnc-
UNCLE TOMS CsEs this SsorA Thesfe- D W.
Gerron. Mr. Howard Howard Cordels Ho~xa. I'D h
WooDs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Detnearons No. ~ Broad~ry
brcKLTYs NEEOxLEAss SEEEsAoEas-So SO Broadway.
BisvARDs P.SoEANA EcTYT. ke-So 90 Broadway.
CBocTAw IsDI1Ss Ch21seers Perfonsnee 40 Brosi-
PAsoExNA 7t Broad
FkAEcoSfs
WASHINGTON CTscus-P-rormanees afternoon AID
OvES's ASCENT nosr BLANC No 81 Bro.d~sy
LIVING GfsAFFEs Chinese Mas-um. NJ. s9 8rSd~ay
BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN Arr No SO Bro,drsy
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Trsnafsr-d 70 A.ms-house. : seharEed GJ decsased
I; sop-d total. %
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end even If the road paid dividends al FIRST AS 20
getting teamiug done here is case in point; In lc'i
only two years since MI Merryweather. az that time
connected with the Linear Surrey in this very region
offered Sl00 cash for the conveyance OF - barrels OF
-four and pork from the mouth Of Iron River to Agogeoc
Lake only IL miles. and the offer was refused
By the middle Of November the snow will put ne"
face upon things in more than As soon as the
river ia frozen and good hard bel Of snow has iaen
sleds will be rugged up and the supplies hauled over 'ha
best Of roads directly from OntOnagOn II, however
the winter sets in late, the storage BILL from the close
Of navigation 10 the formation OF the ice ana sho" roau
will be no smsll item.
Thus the want Of good means Of communication re-
tards everything Miners cannot be put st work until
there is place for them 10 live, and the necessar!
shops established 70 repair their tools MT their simple
machinery for keeping their shafts clear from rubbish
water. &c No more surface men be put at WORK
than can be fed Thus year has passed away and 70
stranger it would seem that little has been accom-
plished Well it il true that copper Is ready ior
the arket-nor will there be any for yesr or TWO 20
cone though the veins prove rich az those OF the chn
and have written out these little particulars OF the
first year of mine 10 give some idea of the reason
why
Ii must net be supposed that agent OF new mine
hes no other difficulties 20 contend with But nave
no room LEFT to more than hint at them. II Is no pleas
ant matter 10 stay month after month IN one small sPo
In tie woods seldom seeing face save those lew win
Won. Men naturally grow diseOntented, their lie"
smusenents lose their interest their books are al an
old story and an rrepressble desire TO go out among
men arises and away they 60 Occasionally an accir
dent occurs and surgeon is within reacn or one Vi
the men may be taken sick and none can guess what
il the matter: and so on 10 the end OF the chapter
And worse than al is the consciousness that after all
each lew mining enterprise is but ticket in lottery
and when three four or FIVE years have passed, II VIII
FIRST be fully proven whether all the labor, time and
money spent is wasted or well invested. Awr
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TEXAS
Army Movements.

Fron The \. o. Piesyuae sept; -
Tie Ssn Ans0aiO METERS Teraa Of the ii inst s'ys
that Gen Inlay the EI Governor OF Com)rn arr ei
there on the previous evening. , ..
NJ, I4rf saws that number Of strange he1ie ans ll
arrived were busy buying up s1 shooters and thai ne
Is r7rncr that body of so M,1icans a-e sit'aei %
he Ro Granie. opposite 10
aurrunccf lie went over .n -.--l. and fought i4f'-
ADJ he subsequent .I1gzies oi watch SIC SAFE las D. "a
thfafcr. ... 49,,
;t,-.prs rom so orders received there ron Dfefe.