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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

SPECIAL NOTICES.
L,RUIIs AND FLOwkRs.-A GRAND aORUCULTU-
raj exhibition Of fruits and flowers will be held for
three consecutive days. at Nibos Garden enoSg On
tuesday, September 40. 1885,
MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF RURRKA
l Lodge No -! T. A. ", are hereby requested 70
their room At Masonic Temple Of Brooue and
Crosby sreet In regalia sunday sept H. at IL osiosh
10 the last tribute Of fratena
of our late worthy brother Or-n Woad All Nasons 10
good standing are invited to attend. BY order Of
N. b. MASON, See. WIN. II. UNDERnILL, W, H.
NT0TICE.-TME UNDKRsIGNED LATE or I'm
IN arm ofPERJNE PATTERSON STACK, has Aakea
sha shpyard formerly occupied by the late - fSoA
North adjacent the Grand HsssssH
business Of skipbSilding in all ito branchsaSr
THOMAS STACK.
NyANNANY SOCIETY. OR COLUMBIAN ORpRR-
Brothers "A regular meeti,g OF the Grand Cevns1
will be held In the Council Oh amber Of ths Great W~vHa
Monday evening tho 18th 1T half an hour NJ
tho settil Of tie Gere and punctual asadanes
il requested. By order
GEOkGE s. MEsSERvE, FaaAsr
T. X. Dowyrye Scribe.
Manhattan. season OF hunting year Of diss,-
36ls Independence Tth and OF til, Institution ts
9th. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

Now that FAN Hes Como, Citizens and
nvted to examine the elegant tho
1be Peoples Hstters Fall Styles for elegsoee
II desn riehHsss Of materials and completeness OF work
DsDshio this last ssue of tha rseca echuice stands
uprivalld Ii. o. II Park row, opposite tho Astor
Hsuaa Priosn 81 and Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

0uvhey's C0lorcd Daguc RE otype5 .-Particu-
lar attention il called GURNEYS style Of coorod
dAeueryeotypes feature In tho which he has 70
Gently prodused also his mipiatures oil
ssbinipg tho tfuthfulness accuracy Of dagucr
rot, with tho beauty and finish OF tho Gnes painting
0lecners be st his magnificent saoon
% Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
LECTURE.

LECTURE.
oc~>>oo'o>>~>~>'sooN-.>@
4 LECTURE ON THE RIGHTS OF EAN.-yPS
n Glenn viii delvera lecture trio right, OF nlsn ia
tho Academy Hall 663 Broadway oppoto Bend srest on
Saturday evening tho 10th INIT. st IA o'clock Tick.
eta % csnt to be hac Of W. Hall Son, $50 Broadway
and At tho door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
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A NY INFORMATION IN REGARD TO yrs. MARGa.
n rettc DheDu, late Of La Sale HIN Dis stating
sho be found OF BY letter 30 thankfully
received by r. s. Sta La RNRCaT Counsellor a. Law IA
VAL stYeet New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

NspcnCDeSUb = ~1x Hs"hUf Hur HH1B sNr
DAss brsxoy snd perfection everything Of the kind
ksretoicre introduced In its production hsosnchea has
again distano ali competitors ard Jroved hee beyond
ne acb of rivals his store 10 st liz Nassau
street, and .bo price &C his hats is only 81 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

Lea d PERKINS, Worce stcrsblrc Sauce. pro-
nouncod BY gentlemen OF aohnoodaod golt BIO the only
good tauce, stands upcquon zcse for SOUPS, ASH
meats zsme curcs For salo by tie solo agents for the
United States
JOHN DUNCAN Z SONS, 4o1 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

per choee quality q Yoang Tyson g. at 50 pSr
s:s sa ssys'na sns Jsys
e h n one sy and 4 ahas price
sa5sS "a
ns s. f ns ;ss .s' @
and Essex streets
Lea d PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE Sauce. pro-
nouncod BY gentlemen OF gol only
game curIios Fer sao by tie solo AGENTS r th
JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 4o5 Broadway
Sewing Machines when a Most Uscfal VIA
chine hss By ?ssS It's ntsn i merit established
70 e 9Ess gnSs "a its value
e. hat ia Wholly sssna 70 s s 6
lo rom buying tho beat and oaly really good mseh cg
' : ''' u. SINGER : Co, &c Broadway.
DIR. Powell, Ocui,st, Aur1st, &c Receives
bis patients from tod clock daily at his Office No. 200
Where ssa DO procsrrSd h;s Tgo.tise tho
yes inserted without tho sghtost pain which move sz
VI, Levett. Dentist, No 89s broadway DIR.
Lsye, bishly popular work on tho tsea with al his i'm
pprsosos sa S
ONCE 40 above 0E'ro hour5 only from 10 I'll i've o'clock
Gouraud's Liqusn Hair Dye Is, without CT
SsaS S noaas ss ss yr
saSo from shy y1p part s of G..
sSs anS 0aaI
DO you Ask for Proof that Cristsdloros
1is whoh render The hair black Or brown Rad What
@ own se si'a asd
Bald Heads VIII Soon Disappear ny tho
ass of nsrkcrs Cheveustopiluo This wonderful prsps
las a Ps. Son
sss Hair prasn saiesn 10 Brosd~ ps'' In
Trustees, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
Knees vgskaes' ano oips ana ouryatase q tie
s2i5: o. A AZ T.y GaRSisr sssts sts;ns sna
sS9 snssn trSsa.s, and kind Of landssS At Dr.
year hence. the He al now covcrcd with
SoaS q LnT msy without preesr ereoau t,o
1he atve and gently lSlatrs infusnce Of CHS
dyrv sSrs sa ss aud naasier win keep
uns hair There nothing lto i Tor rcmovins scurf
cold at No. s Astor nOuio. ''f@''' ~
"Nes, my Love. LES ala very well, hut my
q & S tS you T rss sa'
T pD4 u y Sa i sSa a 'S 2 s Gs SEN
al druggists Brooklyn Ars. Hayes, l75 fulton ssrsst.
HilIs Hale Cutting, CurItng. Ssauuyoosur-.
and ahayng at % Nassau scoo adjoining Liborsg
HILLS psssnt hair dye Tor sale or aDo;od Alo;
hair O's''" ''' =" 'a' ''au'y q 'A0
----------------
uhcumatIsn, - TsmIbolat's Sulphur Baths
o. Wshor tfee., no'r B.o dwsy. 'oe tho cure Of inaa.
colds 80 are ashy psSomnenJpd by our ~" as s,s
BG slis Dr' MOTE k'am' D. A' 'd'a''a vA''
Di-coioBcd Ccmplcyions, and Gray or ued
somrs'ios cesr spOtlcss and sts arr washing wsh
~ ~ TsfGced pfise % two shi! 80 ToNfs I.sne1
s",a - .ns s-po, fos.. auid Sross sr slsct h.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

CECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT THE MRHRDRS
- elected the SAoond Assembly district an smith
wsrds-wl meet at Biseow's 29S Greenwich stresA tv
Saturday evening ct ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

Cheap SugRrs.-A Srcat variety OF SugnrS
for preserving family at upusualy low prices win DO
found at tho store OF G. W. D. Eaf, No. 20 Divison
street.
Also received large stoch OF choice grcen and black
teas which Trey Offering the following low pr;oea
anost qnsl.y Of 6ol.ns black tea At e. 10
s per b choieeit quality Of Young Tyson at 50 por
lb superior article OF Young nysoa for 4 per b
rai ted superior coz sold in the CITY t that price;
nne Jaya ,anss 10 per ID irs.h roasted and ground
quality and most brs de- in bottles drauebt
and splendid article of puro ~hise brandy
w. d. nAFF, no Division s.soot, beswoon LUDLOW
and Essex streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
TIIlI TURF.

(yESTREyILLE COURSE, L. !. -T9oTTING NON.
" day, Sep.ombsr 12th, at ~ DEL OK NJ match si0l
mile leats in harness Ho Hendr.cis,I nam 70 black
;ta liol yontnorcno,; Leonard nanes Cd. g dipsy
Jersey. OunI ibuses Fave hsferriss hoarly.
~ September L. st O'Clock p. NJ, pureo and stake Oh
1925 Mile heats b.st three ia ago. il harr cssJ Nelson
names q Dennis MoCabo; p Woodruff enters b, 10 Lady
ColliIs; Z Wheipley sntsrs n Lady Eoior Stages
the Williamsburg forras for the hourly and re,
turn. Fare each way l2a oents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

Ne enterpsinng proprieoTs Of the rrosoott Hat store
thc Of Brnadwsy and sprng street have
aucsd their a style ofHat with Considerable
graceful esiiDs elegance Of appeArsrce AMI srhed
Vs9sYi4v Tho admiration Of the eYpexenoed
The uniform price OF their Rats Is a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

DYaks, No Rowcry, calls the Attention Of
gentlemen TO bis beaut nj oimens Of f hsts viii
be exoeled in quality Bghness and durability by any
l~uts in he city Also sponde3 assortment misses
snd shilassn beays- bats esps &C. Prices Of gensecn
sHk hats, 81 50 and e. 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

1Zebulon, where Did yOu Get that Hat 90
"Wby AZ MEAL1OS o. course, whore all tho pods get
them has the best fnishers in fact think no the
halter in Nev York by all olae believe his store
40 Broadway, corner Of Canal ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

WANTBD-9Y RRSPECTA BILE YOUNG WOMAN,
situatoY 40 ehld's nuyse OF chsnbermsid 10 email
family Tha best references DO given from former
plaes Apply 81 No. 10, Y5ont street. Brooklyn note
sddrnsdto Nary e., Herald oco, viii DO attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

The Line Of Sight from q Lasiy's Eye La
eeo.raiiy on level with tho centre Of gentlemap shirt
bosom II IL the frat feature Of bs 3ros her Glance g
npop Beer " u in mind. gentlemen and defy sm By
srdering your shirts OF GREEN, No. 1 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

snsved and printed tho best French or Brisoi papor
Wedding stationery Of the most approved styles The TIM
past when married without
Tho have removed their In arren
nlxest to $50 Broadway, corner Of Walker street.
HYATT CORNrLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
JAMAICA.

We have The Kingston Journal Of Nay ls, one day
ster The Jourpol say;
The proceedings Of the Legislature AZ IT'S rea'semonng
Yesterday hold out but little prospect ot any accom- not
ion Of the unhappy off which have arisen among
It's several branches Tie speech ct the Governor 50 Tar
from even affecting 90 reconcile those differences, -
couched in terms If gross insult toSard the emily
while The Of it- delivery rendered many pVs OF
almost Dor ouav and Intentionally fiensye 10 individual
members who charged 10y III disguised iuutndo wh
recucr tie trous crisis for purposes OF com
mercisl speculation We know not what uouce the House
NAV deem il consistent with it, Cignv and s peculiar
prlvieges' 20 take the studied offence which pervl
lie entire speech but u the members ct the House respect
Themselves -tutmCu they VII epei TIE ilsu c.trg-d
s0n,t cir personal inf, gritty not merely members bat
as mon WIN such aspeech before the House however
tits perfectly manifest that AL hopes Of any adjustment; OF
We take the following passage from the Governors
our Differences Is out If the GU stion'
speech which elnbodes the pth ct his pac suggestions
"Gcna,tq,h Of The CoapcH, nr. Speaker and Gcf'emcR
~ h. A~Dty Nh the prospects 1ich ar before as
r. peisps ct little present 10 say what mi ht be done
By siu- minded effort for the peace and welfare OF the
Island But all tho rJinous distraction by the ire uent
recurrence of which Jamaica has beeu throughout its an
nails so ultappy Cisimg appears 10 me- I'D De- the
oir,t and oahl- result OF some perNcfson' oi th5
mode Institutions of III gland, 80 believe thai tue main
and ms tf would be- remcdied az oncr by 20
vtItiuc % those .eW particulars to English rules anc 10y
the b, r ,f the House Of Assembly beng contend, with
power rs perfectly ami, ions e. that OF tue British House
OF Commons as might be possible t. maze ~ WHICH after
al poilsps would o., found 10 Doe great power t0r
vefy GOOD purpose at which possesses az pr sent or
even suppocs itself to possess Therefore, whenso yer
and u watsocv,r manner opportunity aud leisure may be
found created commended that your aten ion should
b. given
First 70 regulation Of the civ, and ecclesiastical e'-
talh,hebs by reductions which should either Zoe prospe,
tive shall De- made upon the basis ct fair and moderate
con IcIsaiiou for kissing iotcrc.t.
secondly o The provision Of permanent fund for the
PAYMENT 90 the r,duccd establishments
Thirdly to Tho enabling Of the Governor for the time
being 70 employ ministerial officers. holding seats in the
Assembly 10 bring forward Coy eminent measures IN that
house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

IL ,slsvs authority h.t has done much for al the
,.rss, az humanity and thst his mach in pab
.fsyor IN 40 shor. time the Maine law Its ethcisa
a. GOOD l. wonderfui II h.s heen esimtted. that b
,borough apulicatn Of th@ - n single City 81 Pe,l
.ird H. h.noreS birth place VII 81 is nh tbitn
snnr.lfy S3es GOO sum sufficient 70 furnish house rent
asl0O e.ch for 600 fNnes 60 give O. each Of these fn
liz Eve cords Of wO.d FIVE barrels ~ Hour aud -
~ rh Of Clothing, srd then leave a surplus su nc nj y
build City dwelling houses a. 500 e~cn twe1ty scaees
lcuses Al s4O0 zach: eve meeting houses ~ $1,000 es
md sppr, pirate $4,000 fs instruction In is temples
religion snd science.
This ealculaton is ba.ed on thu suppostion that The
aoa., paid for rom IL 800 gre shops estimating he
ale al 81 Del day n each shop total los 10 ne
rurchasers Is strange that instrument that csi V
"compsh such ourt Il good IN ore year hoaa ~
friends whtrevCr fsdeeds arr kuosn and ITS dement's ~
aercyed And strange thar when some OF us pr W
ascts needed modification % give more ehciencS aAt
Issislstprs whosa members hsd seen lts wholes ne
op+rston for eght-, mcusos should sisod reaoy 20 I've
to Il the REQUIRED modification BY the sancuoh OF iaa
;rx i.ro.r than that which enacted the law, AMI 20
r,at that ,he Governors vto had oeer lnterp"sei a.
,os rot could have affected the RESULT cOcl vas
,h fct resperng recent stringent ensctnen ~ oar
II gislature, when n 10 'AAe e~' ~" '' - w " s
"seAt. a., ~, = = :
,o God be the praise II his finger seen in die
forp,ar stages OF the Temperance cause in Naae his
hand is SEN in this grand achievement Although mo
law IS Names constitution. planted in the oongeaiA
bsats of her sturdy ana fondy nourshed Sy the
grateful tears Of her VruoUs dSughters We are nW 20
i,rsei rs or exclusive in gusrdanshp OF q as 20 10
unwilling 10 trust Il ia oihsr States. We would Ike TO
have n rfcE0iicf through the acon 81 al the Sfaes
or by the confederate action in Congress assembled Nor
should we object 70 It's being transported TO other omit
tnens Wherever il goes it viii honor ts paent'ge aud
d" humble birth place, and than pay ne exDea~ 81
fg0Hspog t0ff0R.' Truly yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
CENTRAL AMERICA

We have the Gaot4 Of Costa Rioa 30 May. Tue Coz
rrmen u that State has prohibited ih4 ezp'riat 90 ."
maize Iice and besns fOr fear Of scarcity ~ Pro'.
The Goo,Lg proposes that the I've Central An ti'~n ~
uul cs hall unite in Customs Union on ins mls u '
existing in GERMANY a. this would sforlthe mostinp rant
advantages Of compl' confd' ration Pofic.l ana co
rnercal which experience shows cannot now 1s X
The Ccsr Of Costa Rca was opened on the j.. in,I ~
preaer. Mora in per-oD who read pretty long mes re
on the occasion In this document b. speaks win >s
faction # the result Of The efforts he ha- sade auins a.
tenn Of Office for the prsrvaiion OF crder ID sPe u
perpiciou. military nepoii.m which had previously '74
the CCvernrns n - H. took bu' which o. uhAS NV
suprr-ssed II this Of things the country ' oeeu
o,e,ons Durirr the past ea- the national revenues
have exceeded half million dollars Between 'ns W.
and ecclesiastical authorities there ex-;s ia9 utmost mar
,,onv Considerable public works have been comnencei
st p,ta Arenas ard San jos Tie Stlte d ~ Pc zee WIN
al the world ard the only difficult question pending that
with New Grs1ada relative the boundary line between
tle two Republics.
After the reading the message Senior 'rc4nih" Fres
dent # Congress replied in speech hghly AudaoTy o.
tie Adm nistration On The 9Th the votes FOR President
were counted when appeared that Senior MIRA was re-
elected having received the vote, q al the Ctuoos bn
ore n aking maority f 3 20 e. His Inauguration took
Mace IN lie h. when he delivered speech Whose only
salient roint was that tie Government need more r n-ett
power for the maintenance Of orcer-no exactly dict
torship but something Ike IT, A. there had been % 'Pu
lar election Of YcsP President Congres reelected Srnor
Oleamano by a large majority. These elections are for
en Of three years No changes have been made IN the
Cabinet
In Nicaragua Senior Pia6da laid down the functions OF
soprme Director OF tie st ut. md Gen Caanorn. his
successor assumed them TIE new Chief Mgi-t-ats N
bis inaugural address declares his perfect adherence %
democratic principles aud makes tie usual appeals 70 the
patriotism Il he people.
Tie war between Honduras and Guatemala is said to be
peacefully concluded model war apparently. lionda
rs had levied forced loan 10000 the martial
fyuorscs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

On ex-Pmero es,rns AZ hess hEr~s 40 easaes tse,n
Con- wesvy sod ~ &C. SO DO do prime .; l. we he CT o
irs dore n ether cescrrrocs -,
PTovfsroSs-There srpes Be te 6-eE fee 20 10 For ad
Nm, iu DO rot lean what sales have been maze
bbs Hams sold private TERMS leo hrNs ut'. ~
fs,v sac pkrS to-day, he ca a. II N
M very ehece Gle Lard ~ &c kss are ools a. -
G2fc -,
Tke market 4 ysTy r1aci 6cPusssd 81. ...
FRCTrs-Therr bettcr demand icr IA ~ WI aas
IA, sales: chora layer. Od Hekory sod a. -
DO tuuch So zee do cluster AZ & IS % hal DOS Urea A
PsrssSp Ous-Sales efie Gee rs WAie Lsad Sc 20 s''s
PoTsroTThe 10 ding bach Of mrotaion nov eae rs csea
sher s2vGrce AID ses 4 GO bass Ia os a. lie ''o
.t1- I'd CkoCc @ =.
~ lso ress RAFFINe PAFEK Al 81 - boxes BaosN S9As
sc: ice SAiERkrrS Ic o cases oos.Vh -
81 les LEMON SYRUF, s. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
SAN JUAN DEL NORTE.
Reply to an A..aiIunt of the Inhabitants.

CCrrefrCrCCTCe e The y. !. Tribune
SAN JUAN DEL NORTE, Wednediy. ~ 1873
Iuoce that CORE yondsn Of The TrIb"ae At Wash
ipeton under dee ofthe OH u wrtfs hlt be sc iausy
would fam presume calls History Of san Juan, contain
20 much DIT f. uure-somuch that f. "ifws 70 the IN
bah ,anis Of the town 10 question, asto rmnl mem oi
going from home 90 learn Iews .ucerniIg y1u.,-t
Among many statement. which be- gives a- 70 g. Doe -lys
that m the City Council dyiC "a the town lto 1 ana
apurot ted them To themselves Nor. this city va itt
OIL IN by NJ isr Spark of the En- u army and some
IroIfl prior to the Establishment here 81 Any Am-rctn
and BET the expenditure Of s gle dolr by tie rtns
Compsuv And every l,t Of Ground 20 tie toFn -l'-e
lesstdby ;hfin- none appropriated lnffe ht' osen no
-Cuoiuc lcre except iy tt' Accessory lau>i Oonptny
Your coTe pendent also says TIA; there are not more Than
nilty white nisbituts in the toFn Now Doe 70 known
that here sre more than five times thai uumbor oi white
inhabitants ary I'll Of whom are foreigners and no on5
Of whom las renowned hs allegiance 10 h respective
tended monarch oi BleNheld-.
The stopping Of the Iunta Arens chau1e and the law
requiring the landing of all the passengers IN the town.
and many Other horrible things which Mr. Monmorcnci
aid other Munch4uscns tel you are equally fabulous with
those have corrected
set,rs of he m.niist with which you' correspondent
seems 10 be well acquainted he would not be accused
Of Sinking responsibility he VIII give uer names ana
thcn. pghaps DE part- Interested will notice him
SAN Juan del Noit- perfectly wiling la the record ~
her acts shall be- made clear the day Sac
has suffered greatly from mrc lrcscuiad IA wduy made
by iueeted parties hut She feels that although the future
g. clOudtd her de mise Is ne yet az hand
e. are pleased with the candor aud Willingness 20 re-
gard e questions pend ng with rfrcnc' 90 tine town
spirit of justice eyincec by The Ituee and you have
eur gratitude.
word with regard to the Br.b influence which
sold 60 N, al tins port aud which "a the eyes Of one A.
least " the ncsspapes Of your Cy constitutes great
ct sin II is simply bugbesr-a thing without existence
- shadow Since April l-5l, neither Great Britain nor
Hrih influence has bad more 20 do with A ioFa than
the newspaper alluded 20.
The big Townsend Jones sails morrow or New York
with foil cargo, value about $4,000
fNf fable r. wolf and The
the Cysue, still remains bore. Tie town Lett, ~
IR-E AMERICAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Prom tie shasta Region.

A. ih- k,l Buf-, GOD the Sacramento above Co.ui on
IluHo.r. Ar. Mrers found two ct bis horse, SHOT ~
lncr- On, 90 ihem was pierced by three arror- which
er- -.'. sticki. Boa hla
Dr. lrl.El-.l. Shasta merchant. coming down the
cl.l| .r' ~.ttt Uf IBIS t..r f0r- ~ Cottonwood who
ill.te ni I.t t.- lfa- lli rl oil te rty tour .lI
@ b. n.r- r. basil- ,A or seven l1.n affi him. Fac.
nus'ti.. up fr ot..r- and started l pursuit al. .e
- ft MI. -. i Co. .rlil alton to have scalp flrey
a.. oa- slolrl- s..Ial.eIi. Mon a0ti Ill.,
Ftr AnfV9s I-sD-A gentleman informs us tt.t A,
isn = Idly f.rr''i crum ,sri l .f ii rl1n Island
g. lAnl-tar. hr fr gi- hu..' f Tic t.al lslr af r
C'i.r nrl re- found o1 O rood. sr.f. tet mi ..,
-l. a. Mon ,- J.. .s-.i Ga TIE salae dav lf3
$50" y e-itrrv morur- much O. q -ar1G-a o. .v.
81 orc. vt .re VISITED 1y snow sf.rs q fts. o.
season % il o. .r Hoped Tic i.s aH around orr t,-a
Nete cr' tt'4 "i. fl'T. ihe storm s,i aloe. te,g
t-rrf.. s lcltf ago & Vas Er.alarf.is f r4rr. ..s
ira. nt.'n- hIe was not only g'e .i. -t u-. @ .r,
Srcr so laie D. te -Prug in til, r. lo.a.oi B. I'M.
ting ul rlalsailc- nothing 81 IT, ID ever hs. -t-
uea w4tu --e. lfi.ra .Aler. Adv. ID0'ula = =. ul-
Lle -'-t iuinp ever fou-d H Ills STATE as tx out
81 IT, aIti0r clf.a. g fi Columbia Hlr-. lil. a,.
IA atose i.s place on Monday - f. weigh. overl1J
l,ua- a. ti. 81 81 l.c Is supl.s,,. e. b- .rrz u.
lave lot .cen T. tuf tics. WHO have arc conf - a. ~
t st Oh illru Il Il Il IS -oid TIE claim from which n ,.
Ia D. DR. a.oIns u- b paying ts,l j. g. I5ta ~
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At the expiration Of that time be taken down, ms
feet much swollen and made 70 work, ath)lgh sex ana
unable TO work and at night he was again pui n on a
the morning he again set 70 work although ne
had tasted nothing but bread and water He was afer-
wards hbera.d This occurred on the 9Th or IN o. june
1882 The Csp'an board AMI saw Prentice hang
II BY the wrists Prentice asked mn for God SAKE 20
take him The Captain replied ID you n31
not until have Subtraction out Of you For the ~h'i-
A. bours Prentice not taken down for any pafPose
The defense was that the cruel neatmen; not ordered
by the Captain but the contrary that the captain
chs rged Churchill for u-ing the badly. rut single
witness offered for the defense, and he wa the oond
mate against whom bill Is pending for cruel tr.'
ufnt towards the boa d the same slp Oh
trial
Notwithstanding the severity Of TIE act Of Assembly
against those who retail spitU0us or malt liquors nom
lceT a. large number Of the oldest hotel an LF
ernkeepers ID this city and county have no ~ - ~"
their licenses and therefore daily subject 10 he Pa
atty If $50.
3Oth Cay of last month when their old license, etr' ~
e5O4er day that being the penalty fixed by law Amounts
70 800 Should indictments be prepared gains, iu',I
for the recovery Of these penalties winch nusi necy
be the case in few day., they Will find thenF : RON
their neglect in very unco'niCr'aDie I''u"as 30
other portion OF the penalty j. the forfeiture 81 '1s ~
bond, entered for the last year. shouid the business ~ ~
tinued without renewing the license. ,
Yes,erFav in West Philadelphia, boy WAS found drunk
IN The street and taken 20 the stsuOnhon-e 81 hs
Nsrshars Police This morning he WAS in'eTogafd by
Ifr DR. share ard saicd hat he obtained tie grof
from John DOnshue The later wts arreted by Onc+F
Iy,,er AID iaien before Ald Hgds when IN the oath
Of the sd be was charged WIN sehh9 illor U ,hns'
The Magistrate fined thu boy for infcn aeo end DOM
hne tn man who MADE him drank al fined and held
70 bail in st t. keep the peace.
Parry his morning the large three story frame glue fac
tory II Mes.rs Ktsser e. smith az the corner OF Jeher
son and Han cock Ken-ngtoD, wss discovered 10 b.
or FIRE The alarm soon gwen aud through the eKer
he rrejses wore saved Tie loss estimated at $4,000
upon which there Is a plriial insurance.