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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

The Assessors RETuRN.-We I'M
derstand that the assessors will be ready
TO make their return to the County Com
mlss'oners, in about two weeks from
this date.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

VALENTlNEs.-But few valentines
were in circulation here this week, com.
pared with former years; and those tina,
Were passing were mostly among chill.
d'en, with a spr,nklng among the
colored population.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

The COUNTY AssEssoRs.-W motto,
that Mr.. Ricketts, presentedin the House
Of Delegates on ednesday, a petition
from the assessors for this county asking
further time to complete the assessment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

1.EThe Bridge Question had not
come up at the adjournment of the House
Of Delegates on Thursday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

lMPRovEMENT.-Col. Thos. Howard
is fitting up the old postoflice building
into II capacious store house. with new
front and extended hack building, which
Is to be occupied by Mr.. Jacob B. Ash
who will in few weeks open store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

VICE PRESIDENT KING, it is stated,
expects to return to Washington by the
LIST OF April. Senator Clemens has re.
ceIved letter from the commander of
the steamer Fulton, at Havana, stating
that the health of Mr.. King was much
improved. He takes exercise on foot
daily.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

TEMPERANCE IN DELAwARE.-A bill
has been introduced in the Legislature
of Delaware prohibiting the sale of
splrltuous liquors on the Sabbath, and
fixing the license to retail at 800 per
annum. Fine and Imprisonment is to
be the penalty for violation of the
law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

ia bill is pending in the Indiana
Legislature 10 compel old bachelors Of
80 years of age to marry or pay $50 a
year into the county treasury, to go to
the first lady who shall marry after the
LIST of January. The provisions of the
bill applyto widowers OF one years
standing.
ia bill is before the Illinois Legis.
lature to keep free negroes out of the
State.
1.-THE city night police at Phila-
delphla, are about TO be armed with re.
yol.ers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

IHE BIBLE ANNlvERsAsy.-It will
be borne in mind by our readers that
the Cecil county Bible Society holds its
second Anniversary at the Elkton Pres
byte'an Church on Tuesday next, the
22nd inst. and that Rev. Mr.. Hurn, Dr
plummer Of Baltimore and others will
deliver addresses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19
TEASi TEASl

Young Hyson Tea Scots 10 Sl.OO
Imperial Scots :, 100
Black 50,,s ,o M
ALSO,
uood new crop Mobile Sugar, Stewards crush
ed, pulveilzed and clarified sugars. In store
now al BRowN & FoARp's.
Feb. Is, '53,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

Il The Delaware papers are do wn
on the Senate Of that State for relusi1 z
70 char'er the MARY land and Delaware
Canal"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

VERDICT OF DAMAGEs.-Jame E. Price
s Co.,. OF Brandywine, Delaware, have
recovered before the U. S. District
Court for that State damages to the a.
mount of nearly $4,000, against the
owners of the steamer Oregon, of the
Ericsson steamboat line, for the sink
ing of a vessel loaded with wheat. The
accident was caused by collision. An
appeal has been taken.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

NV ANTED.--A Teamster, that is good at
" driving Oxen; TO whom the highest wa ges
Will be given. JOHN RANDEL. JR.,
Feb ~ Near Chesapeake City.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

T. John K. Thompson, Esq. has been
elected U. S. Senator from Ne W Jersey
TO t!lthe unexpired term of Com. Stock
ton,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

PERPETUAL MoTloN.-A Paris letter
ofthe Goth January, mentions that the
necessary papers for taking out patent
for an invention said to realize "per-
petual motion" was TO come by the next
steamer to " ashington. A locomo-
five, one-tiftll the size of railroad eu-
ginrs, has, saws the inventor, been work.
ing continually since June.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

IT, Bishop SouIe. of the Methodist
Episcopal church South, left Nashville
on the sth inst. for California, via New
Orleans.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

1--WE observe that the Annapolis
Republican, has passed entirely into the
hands of Mr.. E. S. Riley, by whom it
is to be hereafter conducted. The Re-.
publican is a s,aunch and steady Wig
paper, and we hope it may have album
dant success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

The AIR LrSE.-The Legislature of
Virginia, on Saturday, passed resou.
ton requesting the States of Maryland,
Delaware and New Jersey. to grant the
right of way 10 the Air Line Railroad
from Norfolk to New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

TIE SUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD CoMPA-
NY advertise for one thousand stone ma
sons, carpenters and labor-rs, to work
on their road between Harrisburg and
S"nhory, during lthe next twelve
months vi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

4 FEW Pieces Of Black Cloths and Cassi.
II neres opened this week at
Feo.o Brown FoARp's.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

Columbian, Green, and Black
- Writing Fluid Hair DYE, Black and Red
Inks, for sale by WIN. IOEBERT,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

FLOUR BAKRELs.-Large quantities of
-four barrels have been hauled through
our town the last ten days, on their way
to the Brandywne mills, where they
have been selling at 46 cents a piece.
Many thousands of them are annually
made in the Egg Hill and Gravelly Hill
sections Of this county.
ASSESSMENTS UNDER OATH.-lt will
be seen that som, discussion arose in the
House of Delegates on Thursday on
this subj ct. The asse ssors in this coun-
~ required all persons to give in their
property under oath; and it were vain
to suppose a uniform assessment has
been made if this plan was not general;
and it appears it was not.
LIE PETIT OLE BULI.-This remarka.
BILE little artistic has been astonishing
our citizens with his extraordinary mu-
steal powers the last two evenings, and
will perform again tonight. He is said
TO almost or quite equal to the great Nor
weglan, and to excel any other violinist
now in this country. We had intended
to print sketch of his life, but other
matter has crowded It out. He will
perform in Wilmington on Monday
night and several succeeding nights next
week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-19

Would the Baltimore Sun have been
more emphatic in its rejection of any
consideration offered for its influence?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
Sporting Intelligence,

MEETING OF THE NEW YORK YACHT SQUADRON AT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE ANNUAL BE-
GATTA-LIsT OF THE YACHTS ENTERED.
Tho yachts Of the New York Squadron sailed soms
days since for Newport where they have arrived and
have attracted considerable attention. they served to
relieve the nterminable dulness Of the place The fol-
lowing named vessels in the harbor On the 9th
instant -
Maria sloop 23O tons, Commodore John G Stevens.
CorDela, schooner, 40 tons Vice Commodore Edgar.
Una, Eloop, 90 tons, Mr. Defrau.
The HAYES. schooner (new), ITO tons, Mr.. Duncan,
(ppncsn' Iiasg shs.msn an .S1 CO.. u.,,. < =,
the squadron coming up the SouRd)
Sport slo0p 80 tons, Mr.. Ferris.
Norma, 80 tons, Mr.. Wheaton.
Ultra, Mr.. Coles.
The annual regatta to have taken place yesterday
Friday, the 18th inst The is around Block Island
GO mies-the prize, the 'squadron cup''-value $3.50.
We have no doubt Mat the yachting gentlemen will have
very good tme and they entitled to credit their
sxetions to amuse the Sir Charles Coldstreams and
Lydia Languishes of Newport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

HoLIIDAysBURo, Pa, August IL, 1863.
James Shirley was executed at this place, this after
noon murder. At O'Clock, the prisoner, hAbted
his shroud accompanied by the Revsrends John Still
pgs and Lloyd knight, delcsndsd from his cell to the
jail yard ard walked with firm step TO the scafod,
which be ascendsd unasssed, and took his seat on
stool.
After singing and praying by the clergy, they took
leave OF him. Thomas G. MeDo yell, Esq, the prisoners
COUNSEL also took leave of him. when Shirley remarked
thai If any ee wished to take leave of him they
might DO 30.
All the prisoners present in the jail yard then shook
bapds with him. after which the sheriff asked him IL he
hao any thing TO soy.
shirley replied have nothing, except that hope to
meet all these feni1enen present 10 Paradise hereafter
die better than thought should rhs Is not the
backing up Of the spirit Of the msntt la the spirit Of
God that en- abes to do 30; never was bad man,
turay: wish to Say, the cause Of all this was ntem
peralcs.
The cap was then drawn his face, when he called
out Sberiiu (the sherin turned to the cuprit when
ptinusd 81 will also say that you, sir, arc gentle.
man, God bless you2p
fession to make. He replied, "No, have nothing TO
Say on that subject" 80
Attwenty seven minutes past O'Clock the drop fell
eud james Shirley wss launched from ne ato eernity
All fgns Of life had ceased AZ egi~ minutes aftex tas
drop fell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

MOVEMENT OF U. s. TROOPS TO THE MExICAN>BouNp-
ARY-DERARrURE OF THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA.
Fort HAMILTON HOUSE, August l., 1863.
The steamship Louisiana, vessel from New YORK.
her first grand excursion left this place yesterday
quarter past eight in the evening" with five companies
Of United States troops board direct for the BRACES,
whence they VIII probsbly by land to the neighbor
hood OF the disputed boundary Of the Messa Valley.
One company Of these troops drawn from Newport,
another from Philadelphia, another from Buffalo, and
the last from Fort Hamilton and understand that the
steamer viii pick up renf0rearasnts at1 tive
other points on her way down to the Rio 3sa.ds rs
Newport company under the charge Of Captain
Ayres and Leutenans Lamfort and Day; the Phuadel-
phiA company under Captain Roberts, tho Fort H<nitoa
company under Captain Wooster and Leutsnants Howard
and GILL Among the officers who stopped Mt this house
it said that Santa Anna Is concentrating of
from ten to twelve thousand the Mos sinA
boundary and that the Standardization intend be
with him can only put TO you the hard question On
this tuheotwin there be war; Docs aot this lock like
the movement Of the Emperor Nicholas upon Turkey
upon a small scsleS
We bave gay, intelligent anl agreeable coca-
rany within the walls of this extensive estAbshment
with fuA prcosrtion Of youth and beauty and the
roupdings OF this place IN more beautiful
ORDER much for the late abundant supplies Of rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
IntersssinC from Boston.

NEWS FROM THE FIsHERIEs-THE AMERICAN AND
BRITISH sQUADRONs-THE TRAINOR AND 0'DON0.
HUE DUEL CASE, ETC.
BOSTON, Aug. r. 1853.
The captain Of the schooner Arunnah, from the Bay
of Chaeur arrived at Kenpebunk, Me reports that
the 28th July he into by the British steamer
Devastation, St. Johns Island, and thereby
tanned considerable damage He has entered protest,
and will make statement Of his case
The United States soop Of war Decatur had boarded
several American fshing vessels in the Gu and inform
ed them Of the presence of the squadron.
The steamer Princeton arrived at Halifax the 9th
aud was received with the usual salute by the British
flag chip Cumberland.
An American fishing schooner was seized by the Do
vasatiop and taken into Prince Edward Island, but
was afterwards released.
sham.fsht took place In the Gut Of Canso N. s., on
board the United States soop Decatur on the 9th
instant In honor Of the Earl of Elesmere.
The Halifax papers confirm the statement that the
steamer Europa went ashore, last week. after leaving
Halifax and was detained four hours.
The Traioor and 0'Donohue duel called up in
court 70 day. when appearing to prosecute the case
was discharged Friendly relations have been established
between the two parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
Our EIbritIgs Correspos .dcnce.

EnRDGE N. r., August ii, 1858.
Murder at EDridge Village Of Jordcs Oaondaga Coa~r
Full Particulars-TAs Weatae' and the crops.
murder committed at JordAy Last night about IL
O'Clock, under the wing oicup stances-Two rish-
men, being somewhat intoxicated, commenced aght in
tho street. and created great Dist arbasce. Mr. wHia
Main old and esteemed citizsn left his houaa for ~
purpose Of parting the Irishasn had sucosedsd A
stopping tho fight between them, when on, Of thsna
named James Mclean, suddenly drew largo Anifs, ana
stabbed Mr.. Main in the abdomen, causing frghtful
wound from the effects Of Sbich death ensed In about
five mnntes. Mr.. Main leaves wife and family. The
murderer fed Immediately upon giving the fatal blow,
and has not yet been arrested. Sheriff Chadwick has
1husday noon) about one hundred engaged In
ssrcbire for the murderer and he hardly hope s1
The Coronoxss has not yet been even.
It win be in accoroanc with the above lta.sment.
TIE weather IA extremely warm. Yesterday tho
hottest OF the season. Our farmers Sas engaged in
tsrehpF out their wheat and harvesting Data and late
barley. Wheat Ia not much iniured By the weevi and
the present high prices viii amply recompense the.
aners labor In this section Oats considei ably In
jured by "blas,ing" Potatoes look we and corn s-
10 vulgar expression-'as big as II can stand"
bsve been entirely through the Stats lately and have
where found better looking agricultural section than
this n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

caARIEsTeN, August IL, 1852
Cottop-sales during the week. ,450 bales, at prices
ranging from 8hc. a 11hc., the market showing
change Receipts Of the week 200 bales stock hand
400 bales The receipts at all southern ports now
100 672 bales ahead Of the same time last year.
ALBANY August IL, 1858.
The receipts within the last twenty hours have
been or annexed,tour, eco bbs; wheat 16 600 bush
els: corn, la000 bueels; oats, pone Sales Of vhoat
5000 bushels Genesee prya terms. Corn In far re-
ouest Saes mixed Western, unsound, at 100 fair 73c
Cats scarce aLd firm, at 45c.
BUFFALO, August IL 1883.
The receipts Of produce for the last .weuy Jour hours
have been follows:-Flour 800 khIs. wheat, 600
bushels corn as 900 bushels; DATA none Flour dull
IL anything sho de armer. Genesee frm owing to light
receipts. sales 600 bbs a "a 81 for Genesse and "a ~
fer State Not much inquiry for wheat bu. prices firm
sses COO hushels, at l09c ll0c. for Ohio No.much
doing Ia Germ, with 5oWnward tendency Mixed West.
ep Coo No sales Of oats and but moderafe inquiry.
Prices steady At 40 whiskey Ohio 23hc Frsghts,
Flour, a6oi wheat, 12e; cosn, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
TeIegynphic Dispatches.

to TH HE EDITOR OF THE HEKsfLD.
On last Friday, the 9Th of August, at p NJ called
to Mo-sss Telegraph Office at Saratoga to ssnd short
com mnnication. in haste, to New York. ~ the ssme
time laying down half dollar piece to pay fcrt which
taken up, with the remark that the price vas afv
Eve cents, but that that would do ard il werd wait
he, tho operator, would let know it had been re-
ceivsd in New York After operatinga few mnuaes he
said it had been, and left the Office satisfied Cn the
following Monday arrived in the city and ascerta,ncd
that my message had not been received the folio y
Wall street. until 6h =. NJ. Friday nstead of Within
few minutes stated. Also, that the party here to
whtm the message sent obliged to pay fifty Ave
cents. have called four times, viz Monday Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday. to have my money returned,
only has been that they had received no ans
from Saratoga yes! Upon informing the party in Wall
street Of my departure for home to day. told he
could net help it, Hoping that tns may be the means
of preventing the repetition Of public abuse rsmain
yours, &c, A II. c. HAYES, Providence, r l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE new YORK HERALD.
UNITED STATES TforEr. LAKE GEORGE !

TO THE EDITOR OF THE new YORK HERALD.
UNITED STATES Torrr, LAKE GEoRoGl
August 10 1868.
VIII you please notice Tor the benefit of the deceased
relatives, the following communication, which extrack
from the Saratoga DAILY Hhig We are Of course, nok
particular TO the vcr6ca On Of the same but please
publish the facts
MAN DROWNED AT LAKE GrNRop-A genteu m, who rsss-
tered bis name as H. Boyd Boston was drowned while
bathins D Lake 9snrge Sunda afternoon last From
letters found in ma trurk supposed thst he livod -
the Revere House. ard had riende In Saeo and Bath,
Maine Hs csots IN the posse ssion OF Messrs CrosbE
u Marvin, unhod States Hotel Caldwell Lake George.
kHis rernADs we're propsrl, inferred by the pro-
plisors a Vic louise, and his funeral attended By many
OIL ,ossts.
WIN you word this that other papers will COPY.
boson papers particularly so, and much oSge yea u
tciy, CROSBY & MARVIN.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
COUPs DE soLEIL.

grocery Ean, doing business in Grand street. named
NASH pros.ratod by the heat of the yesterday
afternoca, while attending TO business In East
Brooklyn. He was attended by DR.. Brady.
Patrick O'Donper was rendered nsensibe BY sun
sroke while at work in the Pennsyvars coal yard foot
Of South Eighth street. yesterday afternoon. lilo was
conveyed to his residence at tho foot Of North Tenth
street, where he was attended by Dr.. Gregory.
A dirt carman, named Torrance Mcclure, resding IN
North Fourth street while driving loaded cart through
south Seventh yesterday afternoon, was prostrased
by The rays of the run.
The Coroner yesterday afternoon hold an inquest on
the body of n man whose unabl TO ascer
tain who vas sun struck in First etrest near NortN
Sever IN aud died In few minutes alter Verdict 40
oording]y.
man, named John Iawless, was spn struck yestsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
Lady Suffolk.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE N. Y. HERALD.

New YORK, Aug 12.
DEAR HR:-I have noticed in this mornings Herald
communication signed ~. W. b." referring to that
queen OF trotters Lady Suffolk in which he aludes to
her being aged score and also to her having
been toaled In June, 1926. Now II 81. W. B." KNOWS
anything Of the history OF this unequaed beast, he
knows full well that her correct age is twenty past
istfead Of and that she first saw light in
1882 instt ad of 1926.
What be the object Of ~ W. b. in 40 grossly
nsstatng the age f that dear old creature cannst al
vine; 'hsps he deems himself entitled to poets Ii
ssn.s or maybe he thought s 4 aSsd % %sEe one s sr
.>ran+r would BY giving the above an insertion in
your valuable paper correction of ~. W. B'sn
risstatem ement you will much obllge many ardent ad
mirerg OF SUFFOLK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

THAcHrRy OF THE ONO RIvTs.-About week since tho
Ohio swelea its bosom to extent which invited all tho
larger elsss boats which had been laying BY for nearly
three months to out and join In the activity which
about to take place in consequence and now, Just
they have commenced dashny the spray from their
bows the water Is again recedips and unless a trbuta
res seon treated with dash of rain, tha pebba
stones Will sgain show their white faces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

THE NEW YORK voLUNTEERs-cANAL TOLLS.
AIRANy Au1u.t 1890

ALBANY, August 12 1853.
The Comptroller gives informs tion to the New York
Volunteers that he pay portion Of the State ra
tuity nnti tbs first o, October Then he viii pay thirty
Sclsrs to each who sstsAss bin that he Is the
eesi virg holder Of the stste cert6cate and viii
surrender te came according to the provisions Of the
grant made st the late session.
The canal to Is for the frat week IN August were
s24 267; in the sson All Iss-Increase $50 1884,
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New YORK, August II. 1859.
FIRST LIST of Subscriptions for the Relief OF Destitute
ard Unfortunate Chinese Dramatic Company
Sidney Brooks $50 George Christ ........ 20
Mortimer Lvr rgston... TO Duncan, sherman Co.. 20
Gripnel, MintuIn & Co.. so
f. Cunard. ............ 20 Total ............ .$21O
sRCoND LIST. Received from-
G. TD,..............si0 poor young lady ...... l
ookIyn friepd......
working Dsn........ Total :. .,,,....... $l7
Per the Committe
WIN. sEEBACH, Bookieepcr Of the Shakespeare
We have $40 from subscriber to the HERALD
Will Mr.. Seebach send for the Same?
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NORTHAMPTON MASS August IL. 1852
To day. whilst the officers in the act Of destroying
about $50 gallons Of liquor, II set are by some
thopghess boys and four Of the bystanders badly
bu.nt one Of whom, named Cummings was 20 severely
injured that his recovery Is doubtfol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

FIRE AT AvoS SPRINGS The barns ard stables Of the
Comstock Ho zse we're burned at O'Clock on Wedaes
day evening. loth inst The horses carriages &c were
ell saved, interruption will occur the regular
buiiDeas Of the estsplshaent The property destroyed
WAS neurtd
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

BOSTON, Aug. rs NJ
We have further details Of the disaster TO- day the
Worcester road.
At last accounts two brothers, namel Baton, we're
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BALnMCln, August ~, 1858.
New Orleans papers Of Saturday are received They
contain news
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The Southern Elections.

The Southern Elections.
TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, August IL, 1863.
Ia the Memphis district Yerger (whg) is elected to
Congress Stanton dem Thus far three wings and
three democrats chosen. The contest in the other
districts is close.
NORTH CAROLINA.
BALTIMORE. August IL, 1853
Crage (dem), beats Osborne (whis), in the Seventh
Congressional dietIict by 900 votes This the
election of four democrats and three wings to Congress-
with Cling mans district to hear fro m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

AUGUST l2.-Judge Nelson has appointed q sp,-
csl term of the United States Circuit Court for hear.
ing appeals, arguments, equity cauyes, &C., on Mol
day, the 18th day Of September next,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
TEL CIR Ap HIC.

DEATHS FROM SUN Stroke IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, August II, 1855.
It has been intensely hot to-day. Two persoas fell dsaA
In the sire ets this afternoon from sun stroke