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PROPOSED DATES SAiI.INI-l651,


q, II. SAND, 20 South st., N. Y.
c. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
MARIINEAU, CKOSKEI, u Co Southampton,
WILLIAM iSELIG, Havre.
Isuo ~
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fWoCGLATf Cocoa, and Brorna,--w BAKER 4 cos
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates.
which fsi premiums have been chief
and ats OF e unon are for sale by all the principal groceries
The United Sses, md by agents
iinssey Murray, New TweIs railadphs
ibomas " BrnDdee Baltimore Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
Ohio; and :. H. Howell, Georgetown, D. c.
WALTER BAKER & co,
Ap5--dN Dorchester. Mas
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The new York and Liverpool United states nSl
Steamers.


asAss pressiy service, every
1svd,xk{N their construction,
TO insure strength and speed and heir
for
pics of oasape Liverpool cabin ia0
In second $50 Exclusive of rooms 1900
From Liverpool o New York, f3o and E2o.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No be ribs be secured until paid for.
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NEW York. May Id, ts53.-1he undersigned has this day
~ opened Office No ~ William street,
for the transactions of general brokerage business
Bank, Insurance, MINING railroad, and civ
securities bought sold.
Promissor bills OF exchange negotiated.
Nav ia-ar "a
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oH Ale LeaseA commodious four story
18th side the of ID
tans twelve recently papered
Terms possession immcdi
Oc, IS-Su
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Statement OF the Affairs OF Mutual I.if. Insu-
rance Company OF New York,

No. III b,oaa~ay, for Ae Year ending sa january, 1854
Net assets ON hand January 5lst, 1883, per balance
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ANM fOR SALE We have for sale farm Of 226
Il Prince Georges county, Belsvile Maryland
oli favorable tems both
the deferred payments being satisfactorily secured
The farm miles Washington
lance from Of the best and travelled leading
city ndjoin the farm belonging Mr. H. Herman,
being excelen capable of the highest degree cultivation
10 occupying the place, prepared willing
property work offered obtaining
really valuable farm price and
MORSS, STANSBURY, & CO.,
June 9a-2aw2w Corner Of 9th and e streets
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iNrr OF PftssburK ana County Of Allegheny, PENN
offer for investment the guaranteed coupon bonds
ri the city of ttsbug and of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
These bonds are issued rtsbu
Cbnpany, by which they guaranteed.
confidently them capitalists and dc
sEahle
The bonds with exhibit
nation be obtained application personally
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, 4 Co,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Jan lS-dAcptf
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nhsslRABLE Dwelling In the Northern liberties
W DC sold az private SALE application the undersigned
parts OF lots 10 and III In $685. fronting
west between M and morrill, running back 102 feet
ches, with the improvements, consisting
finished wo-sory frame house, with back buildings.
For particulars inquire of JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
@7. Auction and Commission Merchant
July ll-eo8t .
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BANK WASHINGTON,
July 5, is54
NHE of Trustees have Of the profits of
declared dividend Of three payable
stockholders demand.
JAMES ADAMS,
July 7-eo3t Cashier
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INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANA-
The shmus crossed few hours. Only eleven miles
mule raye-Te celebrated nhp North Star to leave New
York Aspnwau Saturday August 5th with the
steamship Blade The books palaces
limited number tickets will follow
ing rates, If applied for before the 20th July
cabin state rooms berth
Second cabin, berth. 20
cecfaee...
Apply only James nj. Cross, Battery Place, up
NIB For small passengers will be guaranteed
rive in San Francisco ahead Of the Nicaragua line.
July ll--eod3t
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WAHTED to rent immediately, n comfortable dwell
ling house, good ncighbogbood, containing eight
rooms with Kitchen Sc location in the First Second
preferred.
Wanted the LIST November
dwelling with parlors six dining rooms
Kitchen stable, sc. The
and bath fixtures, and the locality unobjectionabie.
Persons having ehor of the will
tenants description properly with
price, &c. Wednesday e9b Instant the
O. Mcguire
Mar 2s-d Auctopeer and Commission
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A LARGE quantity OF old post blanks (sAy
IL three five sale
pound, win be Oace
Department, until the LIST Of August
WIN. +. PHILLIPS,
July div Auditor r. o. Dept.
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DESIRAHLE House for Nent and Furniture
saelVIl be rented until the 4h of March, 1885,
dwelling house, situated NORTH
streets west containing paor dining kitchen, good
chambers y f
The woe or desired of furniture
reasonable price payable in months interest,"
satisfactorily secured
particulars apply to the undersigned, d.
Mace, on the premises.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission
Ii--eod6t .
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TO kNTORS-The Office Protective
tcna Union 7h opposite the portico Of the
Patent Office
The Objects ready solicit patents
for its members with ali possible despatch.
model shop will be Office where models
made NJ the shortest netice.
invited call the Office,
formation be Ind in regard objects the "Unon"
All letters must be addressed to the Office where promp
TENT win be given them
Central ONCE, Washington, ID. g.
H. q. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union
Mar IS-dly
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
rgy AsgLO.sANCs


Among he arrivals on Saturday a, this port WAS the
epper.hip Anglo Saxon, Capt. Low, formerly OF the
bark Klby who performed conspicuous part III 'ne
r.scune of the steamer San Francisco passengers IN e
cember last.
hQUIox VOYAGE.
The ship Maria. arrived Saturday made the passage
from Australia Rio Janero in ~ days the qScke-t pa
SAGE OH record. Lat $ IS :, len 1882 10 llv~ W.
nassed large icebergs, with much heldce the voyage
vas II ade from RIO to Australia and back in four months
eptyour days including forty days port the quickest
VOYAGE ever made around the world
NAVAL.
The United States storeshp Relief, = t. Rowan Lieut.
Commanding arrived Saturday IN t'ry-nlne days from
Rio Jsneiro officers: stephen C. Rowan Lieut. 'omd <
Ssuu,l p. Garter Acting Master Edward HUDSON T. A.
srr,eo,. c.or,e B. Gri,wold Purser James ;. Thorn
ton Walter w Queen, d. b. Harmony FaS'ea "'o'nP'
men; Lieut. George W. Totem. PASSENGER
.vtzrRr or , scyK roR VIOLATION o. TIE ALIEN PAS
>FNGER Avs. -.
On co,nulant of Mr. Goodwin, superintendent oil Amen
Pss,.nrers Mr. Sanger pis,rictAitoTney II ueu WIN
a;,. tho owners of British schooner Elizabeth, Tor N'-
lstn n the Avs Of the State IN regard 20 aAen dsS,n
gers The penalty i $500 for each pass, niger ihed wiz"
ont reporting - the Alien Passenger E'Iul,>s'ono'
orrears hat the captain If the Elizabeth had as pase,
GERS the two teser,erS from the English Army irc,a'
and Carey and at Their urgent request dd MOI pu' 'eu
names anon his manifest. and landed them below Tue
a will be tiled before the Court of Common Pleas IL
!; ,-ohahe also that the Collector Of this District may
lnence a suit against the captain or owners OF inc N'
sci for not reporting ;he names OF the passengers NJ t
Custom House in accordance with the laws OF the hte
SIT. The .ssel Is now in the custody Of Deputy Sheriff
Bailey who made the seizure boston lr"'' >''H'
sAIF OF rHE SLAVE BRIG GLhNoRG.N.'
The brig GamOrcau. which was seized ON the coast OF
Africa for benr engaged in the slave trade anu brought
40 tis nort m cbnr,e of United States ocer, sold
atnrction to-day by Edward Riddle, q; the Navy Yard
or $500. SIZE Was purchased by parties ~ s cy
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RHUBARB AND RAILROADS IN WISCONSIN.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The N Y. Tribune.
KENosHA, Tuesday July %, le54.
According to promise | indulge myself in few
words from this point which, you, is by no
means devoid of interest. Since came here j have
visited the celebrated garden of Mr.. b. C.. Cahoon,
the proprietor of the celebrated Seeding Pe-Plant,
specimen of which was sent you. Mr.. {. has large
plat devoted 70 the culture Of this delicious plant.
Ills species of this plant is he claims different from
the ordinary kind, and capable of attaining much
larger growth How far this may be true cannot
vouch but can testify to the fact that his do grow
enormously large one stak, selected at random among
them, measurSg two feet in length and nine inches i'll
circumference around the but of the stalk while the
circumference of the leaf was trhe more than TWEEN
~ feet lie sent roots 20 California and Oregon
last year. in January which were planted aud grew to
al immense size MS he informed me,
| think the country back of Kenosha one of the
finest in the world. plank road extends from this
place sixty miles 10 Fox River, with toll gate every
i've miles and ten cents toll for double team at
~ gate. cr
This is one of the most delightfully."- situated towns
on the shores of Lake Michigan, and there be no
healthier spot. Their water is of the purest and
sweetes character and the air is always cool and
ireshiDg.
The operations of the Lake Shore Road, under
stand have been kind O laid OUT by the Schu! Ter
;oouity. but il is thought it will recover soon.
f'' FERGUSON TROTrER.
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The Ohio has seldom been known to b. - low ~ tls
early period of the season. Lila. 90
Le, me state a case OF pusi'Ianim"us trich,'ng "
foreign influence, which occurred in this county la,'
week On Tuesday, the County Court oTdercu Po t
10 be opened throughout the county on 'no 90! ~ 90
spccia Iectou 10 take the OF the voters1h VIC
spbect Of license Or no license. This greatly reoieed
tbc r ends Of Temperance for it was Just what they
had long been striving for Their joy was OF Driei duTa
ton for next day the wise Dogoerrys conPS's ,He
tber were SO many foreign Irish voters in the coun
~ that they feared the iquorsuckers and drunksrd
makers would triumph Wont YOU send Know
Nothing Missionary among us
Flour in this region of everlasting plenty, sells here
for 81 so per barrel And other things N proportion.
An importation of the staff of life from NewYork or
San Francsco would pay OF course the war causes
it all.
We have no cholera or other pestilental disease In
this region. Yours, KNOW NoIhN"'
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PROBABLE MUEDTR II SFESCER-Sunday forenoon
July 90 the dead BODY julius Gardner, OF spence was
found living near Spencer DcPt Jury was summoned
and an inquis,ion taken by Luther Ill ls4 From he
evidence adduCed il tina, Gardner Wa an htmpe
rate man; that he got the night freight tram at " "ce-
Ter with luz Of rum Tuesday, July L. and arrived az
Suencer station about midnight He vas found m the
woods east Of the depot, ana about rods trom Irish
shanty The jug VA nearly empty All was standing 4
few rods from him Ills watch Glc poEiomolnae. which
contained about - when last missing. There
were marks of violence his les and throat, which
had the appearance Of being made with teeth nails.
The iurv could not all think alike, and .her verde,
flat h. came 10 ms Geq cIRse 70 "cn EkaOrH.
We understand thai three of them were OF the opinion his
death was caused by sraugulaton and three by the
res.iye u.e OF oor rum. Worcester Mass spy Goth.
NrRDrr.-We Learn from Tie Toleil Bil3e tina; a
M rider was committed in that city on Tuesday
tic l.fL The pa7tcs were John MalOney ana Michael
Preston both belonging - the schooner Dawn Preston
claimed that Maonev had nsulted him. and limited AZ sat
iS1-ion Wsloncv ON the night of the murder.
IN sLaroen sheath knife and conceal Il about his person.
dste arose al the tame Gus stlon when Preston slap
ned Naoneys face upon which Mal0uey drew the knife
aud stabbed ms cOmrade o the heart IL -ems that they
Rad beu friends for a long iime-more intimate than usual
They shipped tins port and positively stated hat one
would Ct 20 without the other ne circumstances which
cold mar "A lour-rown ud-hIp Ike theirs must have
been VERY acgreyatinc. Maloney s hal 'ucn an attach
men. Tor : courado that Just before he iali lie vessel
with HE officer he went 70 the body and weepncy ks,ei
The IG,e tI oi ne ae-G expressing -er o- wL-' he bad
done.
Some cSVc1meL-al .-,iIr.. u- -sso r'en en-. IS o..
SOC >ro,s h0m ,iu-. ibs r~,c "a -1Nu uei.l~. end
u.at ,4sf.yss ..ay ~A-" tL,1- rr, .,iy . .r-t
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WESTERN VIRGLNid.
"a ofThe n. Y. Tribune.

Corr. pondence Of The \. Y. Tnbune
WOOD Co, Va, Tuesday July %, lcol.
The Democracy OF this Congressional District (the
With held their Convention at Chenille Thursday
last. The leaders who were sangulne OF throwing
Mr. c. :. Lewis overheard found all their hopes sud
denly dashed TO the ground and themselves in wofu
minority Mr.. Lewis was entirely ahead of them,
and had everything his own way. He was nominated
on the first ballot receiving than two thirds OF
the votes of that august sssemblage.
The question goes now to the people and the race
Ges between Mr. Lewis for the Administration aud
NJ. r. II. Smith of Kanawha for the Opposition
have beard more then one leading Democrat express
10 heI;ef that Lewis would be defeated; and un-
Jnnhtedlv the "wish was father TO the thought
Smith il said TO be strong, while the Democracy are
not little dsafected. Nous oenoHs.
Last week was the hottest portion of time ever
L,sy The mercury rose to about 100 in the coooft
nIsces The weather il exceedingly dr. ana h'oy
teare arc entertained for the corn .nd Po.ao crops
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FIRES.
FIRE IN THE EIGHTH-AvESUL.

The alarm Of ire &. eight clock Saturday hight &C.
cs,ioued by the burning Of quantity o. dry goods, &c.
in the fancy store Of F. Seybel No. O7 E.ghthav. The
aamer were exngashed with icv pals Of water by the
occupants assisted b. citizens Several fire COM
napes were early on the ground but fortunately their ser
vices were not required Tie loss is estimated at 5000
Insured for :: 200 in the Merchants Insurance Company
The fire was occasioned by OF The goods coming IN
contact with the gas burner.
FIRE ~ sUTToLH-sr.
About seven O'Clock Saturday eve.ins fre broke out
in the frame building. No 20 Suolk... owned by jane
Horn and occupied by Morris Smonds AMI others as
dwenr. The ire or ciua:cd from de:oc; in the chin
new. and tie flames were soon extinguishei. Damage
about SO Insurance. The furniture not injured
FIRE n ,EvLSTEENTE-sT.
Last rirft abou. clock f.c broke on; in an Old
fran stable in Seyen;centh.s near the Sixth av The
flames were speedily .ubdued b. he fremen. Damage
Sigh.
IRE ~ BROOKLYN.
fire occurred las, night between Il and l. o'clock in
brick stable in Loye-Gne. bel" ing to DIR. H. Hunt.
The carriage and horses ei without injury, but
the interior OF tie building r ~ damaged before The
engines could pour stream on H. II is supposed to nave
arisen from the nacnon OF the servant, who fell asleep
without cxtinguishing the light
fire broke out about clock Saturday morning in
tyo.story frame building in Butlcrst., near Hoy owned
By Bernard Curry Tha: and the adjoining house owned
bv Mr. Clancy were materially injured Curry was IN
sured for 5000.
An alarm Of fire was given about o'clock yesterday
in house in Kelsey s-aley, caused by some shayng'
under a stairway taking fire. The fire might have been
serious had it not been extiDguishcd by the timely
arrival of Officer Murphy.
FIRE AT NLWARK.
On Saturday evening, about o'clock, the SASH
and blind factory Of 1ineey Co., situated ON Railroad
av was totally destroyed by fire. Lor' about SLOW
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OUTRAGEOUS ArrEIPr.-On Friday afternoon. IN the
n,iohorhood Of Tho- Faregh about three miles from
town an lrshInGu named McNay. formerly empoyee
on III. railroad but recently teacher Ia the ado'u
inc district met two little girls md OBTAINING one IN con
verseton until her companion had proceeded some dis
tance induced the other, daughter OF Robert Hagu 10
accompany him in his walk, ia the course OF which he
ATTEMPTED most brutal outrage upon her person Ipon
The return of the child home, her appearance be3heh
frieht and AGITATION in response To some paternG lnl
rc -esrec0 the cause she Informed her P1reut- o On"
circumstances as detailed above. Mr. llagnn instantly
armed himself. and in company VITA some nelghbprs
started in pursuit OF the ravishCr On SATURDAY afternoon
he WIS discovered wing in Mr. Faieigb orchard reading
Mr Hacan procuring two or three stout mckor'eS, APP
proacied him informed hun OF ms purpose ana rendered
in, two alternatives. t.her - submit 20 whipping
or death McNelly decided 10 take the whipping, which
W., administered ~ the father on improved scientific
prircires McNally begged most ptconsly protesting
ii. innocence u SIR. IL gan induced 20 cease l~
lIagcation upon condition that he would leave the
hborOod in two hours, ana the county ast ~ hts
- would carry him When last heard from hcNaliy
wa. u,iny o. strong efforts 90 comply. III has wife
handsome alt liecut adywhO was much Affected by
he occurcce ard IN consideration Of whom he wa per-
United 10 escape much easily than le would other
y isc hu' done t.llanc ihtONn ke-.' Jul. -
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THE ESCAPE or ARRIsON.

ne 1f1ff Il-ffie, -
Marshal Rutn has received the following letter from
the Marshal Of keOkuk giving account Of the cl'ca-
stances attending the recent escape OF Arrson:
"KEogUK, July 70. 1854.
MIR. RUFTIS: Dcay Sri received your letter this
~ Won len here and made our arrangements TO
have them inform sArrson arrived. lie came
to Croton the 18th Of July and went around among
the nochbOIs unconcerned as any men could Slsug-
ter sent g letter by mail The evening that he was
there but by some il did not arrive until thu even
ing when il should have been here last Thursday We
told them take horse and LET US know immediately
when he arrived which they did not DO bu; trusted to the
letter
ION Saturday, not hearing anything from US they
raised crowd OF 10 - and went TO his father sand
found him there, bui did not take him, but only just
scared him away. On Sunday after they sent word By
a stagedriver, which got in the evening. We started
Immediately out there, but have not got any certain
dipgs Of him since We going start again in the
morning, and expect TO hunt until find him. there :
sny such thing Your in haste JAS. LYNCH
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER 4 GIRL.

German named Francis Fisher arrested on Sat
wday. BY Capt Leonard of the Second warl police
charged with attempting the life OF girl named Caroline
Ruff, oy shooting her through the back with pistol
The parties are in the employ OF John Stra;icn No Ia
WEaIn.s and the origin OF the difficulty between them
does not appear l; is alleged hat tn ei entered he
slop on saturday afternoon, ~hen Hsnsr ;ock from
Shelf psoI ant tired q; her. she immediately 'ou %
Hsc D.. seen sp'Orr ind rsu e ne ycfG 't,fc
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abe again fell, crying out murder. Fisher Immediately
resumed bis work and denied shooting her, but sad
that two 4r three per,ons him do the deed. He wa.
committed TO prison I. await examination, and the
wounded girl was conveyed to the n Hospital. where
che lie. very dangerously wounded. Since writing the
above the girl has died Of her wound The Coroner will
hold an inquest upon the body today when the case viii
he thoroughly investigated.
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M,ssAcHVsEIrs.-Th Provisional State Committee OF
the Worcester Nebraska Convention have taken the
responsibility OF postponng the State Convention then de-
teruned upon for August d. Tor the nomination of State
officers and the establishment o: platform Of State policy
until Thursday, September :, and have decided that il
shall be holden 40 Worcester
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This is the largest number of deaths in any week since
ls4a but still 10, very heavy, the circumstances consd'
cred The increase the pre- edng week is PA OF
cholera - commissions 60 diarrhea p, sun-sToke 3d.
teciug IT, on referring the table OF ages, we find an
increase Of y-ye under and thirtysx from one to
two being considerably than one-third of the whole
increase OF natives of the United States the increase
is lOl sf Irish Co. OF Germans -. Oar tables below VIII
give view of the progress of disease since the opening
of tie year, with comparisons with 1888 and l74o
COMPARATIVE TABLE or MoRrtLirY for the IhWue'h
-. 4. nd
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ARREST or POOLE AND MORRISSEY'
THE PRIZE FIGHTERS

Justice Stuart issued warrant yesterday morning Tor
the ares; Of BIZ Poole and John Morrissey for disturb
ing the public peace by prize fight few days since, IN
the Ninth Ward. They a. pretended by Policemen
Moore and Fowler and taken before justice Stuart who
required them give bonds in $4,000 each to keep the
naoco for orc yfar
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PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA
NrW-YORk CRY.

DEATH FROM CHOLERA, srPERINDccED BY fRIGHr-
An inquest was yesterlay held by Coroner Hilton upon
the body OF Elizabeth Rady native OF ireland 81 years
Of ace who died from cholera. Il appears Tint the nus
band of deceased in the new Gas House, foot ct
Fourteentlst when II fell on Saturday s and his wife
on learning Of the catastrophe repaired 20 the place tn see
if he was safe She found him. and they returned to their
hcmc No 2O3 East Twentehst together but soon AFTER
arriving che was taken ILL., and died the night OF
cholera. Tie Jury rendered verdict of Death from
Cholera supernduccd by exposure to the heat and
fright.
Coroner Hilton Yesterday held inquest at No 80 Null
berry-s; upon The body OF Lewis Buck native OF Ger
psuy fl wears of age who died suddenly Saturday al
ternoon of cholera.
~ BEOOKLlN.
The Board Of Health Saturday morning reported 10
c, es and deaths during the preceding t"en -four hour
IN WILLIAslSBURGH.
Seven cases of cholera reported 20 the Board OF
Health AZ havns occurred the p hours ending Sat
day noon. Deaths, 6.
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BILLS OF MORTALITY.

Tie City Inspec,,s makes the following returns 'o' ne
TptRrlyrH WIIE Of the present. year; Nm.
,,., p,xosr q, ps,rss CRY iSo COUNTY o. WV
YoRx from Jpl, = % JOY =, 90. r,,.l lSQ
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RUFTIASlsA W. L,W AsD ORDgR.-lhe friends of tenn
perancc and public y.tJc earnestly called upon to as
senOle in Blocker Building this Monday evening,
at clock. dsgrsceiul ht has recently occurred IN
this Ward which has deeply injured the high public repu-
aiion had gained b. the conduct OF the Alderman and
Councuen, in entirely Withholding liquor licenses Among
the legitimate results OF this tight q, least one man ha,
been killed the public authorities set at defiance
end law without which life property
has been trumped in the dust Al this Is the ru; of the
rum trade. Eminent speakers engaged, and state
viii be made Of the progress Of the liquor trials and
some the difficulties that rcard e ultimate conviction
Of tn ille gal liquor sellers.
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Trysr-s-r- t., Keozr.is ,Isnn.l W..g z e rG.sed
lie .sg Il h lon. John B,l lor ,he Presidency.