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yiNNY FERN TO JOIN Bull.
Fanny Fem is roughly criticised by TIE L0s1o.
49,. ". rive a .r.ci,pen ~. Y. Trbane.

Fanny Fem -. 80 $1,000
A,S,s.esp W. give a specimen. N Y. Tr'bane.
Fanny ~astr w. Mss aPpeaIs;A 40; in hsi po3H de-.
70 hs.e .osiS, b., n ssi sSsy % M Sa %
Nj h. rrfn.. saAbti'a s'ia-zss, seen a. "e - %. y
an 10 ny r.Feci-hs son..u Of s'sIass 'oi'l'-
. ..s 5on- s. .Ie .a She .,.e
IS. animated when heetons tie led- 81 60
49,; m g.ss,d t. What they should put on; understand aye ,ae
s- i.sf,'. =. o. st tn minute clap my L
e. cell Ius-e1 eonr9 80 a., - s cI5 III ,..,,
'vbo now .o-rrire - 'cutifudu i~nl . f1f faFns
ihio~ , eI .r ri er.r hom. wear PAR o. nest
~ or. % .ld eie,y
&c ,tr en-. BE t.ct Of n snFsd i!Os ti'
JOHNNY had you any little pirate regsoA q y'Hr oa
,r emitting the closing sentence in the obnoxious fern
,,f above quoted viz and .p.ak Of eyery roman 80
" or, .,,vlS ,-ish gour mother ulster 10 he soser ~
On Johnny Johnny will you get ou' OF your NOUN
the taste of tina, cup Of tina, my fcreislers mixed Tor
Yours in Boston harborl VIII you never cease aSI~g'
Johnny ," Not a country bone IN my 1oiyi' Ask the
Il 600 BUYERS OF Fer Leaee Il 90 by my publishers
advertisements "a numbers, keeping harp eve WIN
view TO n settlement by and by! Ask them II feTH
IN0res show tho; | DO not love the country joining
dear was raised in the county, MOI far from spot
called Bunker Hill where, if remember right, you once
received shot How it came ht you ne back best
known 10 yourseE
As to the architecture Of coat, ID know H. and
al-, know whenever see a with shat L. BAD
~ cut and whose bump Of selfesteem draw 80 powerful
N on the top of liz head lit hi heel- ronthe ground
tha;--ic Is Ezrl,stmnn.
But; Jollny | forgive YOU: partly because penned
.unlry little -qu, IN Fan Lures about you Drsher- in
tu exVectaos of 100, the and partly because
know how many ,c things you have had lately to try
your placd tempe. |; aggrayatn-, Johnny, TO have
Golden ahd Hume constantly haInIncTng Parliament
about THE NFw-YoRK TnIBrSE, and tlrusiins 1t into
your Tory face. model Of what English newspaper
ould be price, size ana matter This must be very
rIovoknr Johnny person of your a;intion and POM
rostv. And then there is kOssuth Sheffield crposs
Your nise,sbic siping pussy-cat war iy,licy-spsch
g your just in time to be oo iae J1r acton, and
allowing your hover about points from which Rus
sa cannot be vialy menaced, inst ad Of shaking them all
out OF their boots you ought, and as re did you john
n.y. after that lizzie tea porty before alluded 10.
Wei we forgive you, Johnny for being such blister
;ne coward. Your younger brother America Is getting
rorg nicely and throws back in your teeth yourcd taunt
WE reads IN inericaa Bookl Literary 'teminHy Is
wide awake and very successful here literary mas
=. cuIn isvexed, aud while pang patTonzinely with
one hand scratches silly with the other; yet by the
leave Of Providence and the Editor Of The York Daily
Ymes we shall continue to nib pens ami cody pocket
| receipts. rANSf FERN
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81 TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
XXXIIId CONGRESS. ..--. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WAsHIyGrON, June %, 1854.
Mr. FESSENDEN presented petition from New
Hampshire PRAYING for repeal of the Fugitive Slave
Law He said that the petition not open 70 the OBJ
icctons of locality which had been urged against the
memorial of the men of Boston.
It came from town whose population was abost 1000
and was signed By over 800 voters which he SUPPOSED
.ompri.ed all IN. voters Moreover the Milton
which was the birth place OF the President Referred
The bill To establish line OF steamers between Cal;ior
MA ard Shan ha vas taken up.
Mr. SEWARD explained and advocated the bill.
The House bill appropriang s0 0OO 900 10 carry out
the Mexican Treaty received.
When Cir. SEWARD got through and after the transac-
ton of some other business
Mr. HUNTER moved TO take up the $4,000, 900 bill
Mr. SHIELDS demanded Executive Session on that
uoticu which was granted.
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CAZENOVL4 AND VICINITY.
c OF The y. Y. Tribune

Ccrres,ordenee OF The y. Y Tribune.
CAzESoyIA Tuesday, june 81, 1854.
The village of Cazen0via is probably not exceeded By
anv other village in the State OF NewYork in beauty Of
location variety Of scenery and purity of atmosphere
in the heaIthulness and general good behavior of its in
habirants. For the information Of those who not
aware OF tie location may be stated that by leaving the
Albany and Buffalo Railroad Chittenango, about twen
tyiye miles west OF Rome, and taking coach distance
of twelve miles, OF which about nine miles up hill, you
are in Cazenoyia and when found, oehsu your ealcu
latcns and make note" About 200 miles nor west
from New-York ard several thousand feet high. The
population within the limits Of the corporation Is estimated
1000 persons. Cazenova Lake il beautiful sheet Of
G-t Of the village. 1t is about i've miles long
and mile wide. II aboands in pckerel, perch, bass
and other fish From the lake the land gradually Ike
the sdes OF rather shallow oasn, presenting landscape
Of fields groves and orchards dotted with fine looking
farmhousss. On either side OF The village muen 'e
same APPEARANCE. The hills richly clothed wsn ln
growing crops testify of the industry Of me nIs
farmers who those prolific acres la IN ' ,sT
il may be stated that the crops gsneraIy a.
VIZ whce. 10. slther badly w.a'1-sn''"' s' -
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Arrived.

sb, Rhine packe Doan London aud Portsmouth May 70 mise
and 5i pas TO Grinnel MntGrn Co Has had hight W. winds
not of th massage a 90 Ion a. to lat ~ Ion 20 30
saw treat csbergs Had births and <deaths
Kemba, of Mablehesd) Lewis, hsvre 10 as
m6se and 40 pass. TO Kendall Co 49,,
BARK (Por Rocha Lisbon 81 ds salt aud pass 10 j.
A.. MachsdO.
Bx T,bse Ferguson Charleston d, cotton to Geo Buckley
Bs Oden Lccken Bremen IL d. la ballast and 100
rss. 10 Hennines Muller a GosliIg
Brig Bumenihs Hsnov Frssse Bremen 50 d. In ballast ana
lSs o Popre d Co
sebr T. : Wett Cameden Washington ds naval stores 70
T. Michin of Cspes Of Virginia, spoke sehr Pearl
hence for Bucksville, :. C.. 2ds. out 49,.
srhr Nets (Olden Burg Bremen 50 d. In ballast and "
psss 70 Hennng Muller Ooshns June H. ths Banks saw
large eelergs IN -. -. A.,
master.
BELOM-l Brig
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
4 SUGGESTION FOR sEAMsTREssEs.

TO Ae EGi,sr II heN y. TriJvre
SIa There il much sad of the evils arising from the in
ability Of the many in City 10 obtain properly
paid occupation.
live in the Seventh Ward. ant my wife - suffering
from INABILITY obtain scansresses and dres-makers In
do her ork though very willing pay literally for It,
And in the course Of her inquiries Of Others she finds
general complaint;
City $50
10 hire the first becgar that along would be hard
" prudent go
institutions 10 establish agency for the reception of a
ications and the proper examination as to ability and
character where ladies might resort TO Obtain assistance oi
ais cla,s, II ARRANGEMENTS were also made for giving
some instruction in dressmnking great benefit would ac-
crne 10 both those seeking occupation and those requiring
workers.
Men. York June "a ltti
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RIoT IN SHELBY,iLLE, ISDIASA-We find IN me m
sioropos Journal Of the odd the following account oil
recent proccc iings in shelbyvile, Ind
"A man Ialned Hardin who was keeping a low doggery
in The place from some gained the l-wll oil the
ctzeps the boys used TO avail themselves OF the state
az hostility eSi NO to his house On one occasion
he caught boyvho he thought had been ct that business,
and hacked him I'D In one Of bis until acrowd assem-
hIea and rolesed him by force. The boy it appears
innocent in consequence Of the feeling Indicated by thus
Hardin concluded 10 have his house guarded,
and hired and armed several Irish liquor suckers for that
purpose These frequently stopped inofeisiye cit.
zcn while passing que, along the street. and maiireated
them Finally hostiles assumed decided shape,
and on Saturday night, about IL o'clock large crowd,
esaperatd y the Of Hardin and his men, went TO
dog gerry, the public square, and tore 1t all 10 pieces
"on Their inst appearance they fired at by Har-
dn's men but nobody hit They then went system
atcay 10 work and tore of the Notwithstanding with
fire hooks broke the windows and demosl ed the contents
OF tie house Nothing spared saved No violence
done beyond throwing few stones until the lrislncn
We believe oar informant states that violence con-
templaiod until the firing exssPoraed the mob Eleven
Of The rioters arrested but the trial was still pro-
pressing when our informant left
Son the folio wing day large number Of liquor men
in from the country with the purpose A. they sad
OF taking the town. and logging the Temperance
Their ended by OF them getting
frstraio lnslang. The council for prosecution VI.
H. Ray end l. Mcfarland for the rioters, Judge Peaseee
and Mr.. Davis"
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VERY N.rrRaL.-The Constantinople correspondent of

WHY NArrRAL.-The ConstantnopIe correspondent OF
TIE London Times under date OF the 18th ut, says:
mo small amount OF sickness is likely TO prevail among
the INEXPERIENCED Europeans unless they change their
system OF walking the streets at midday and eating large
meat dinners accompanied by fiery liquids, as at home
The natives of THE country temperate from necessity
tkeg ok uro1 strong and liquors no bt,er a7
Dsop and drnher of spirits is considered a. doomed
man as an opium would be with U.s. AZ the hot sea-
SON is upon us, they remain at home in the daytime
and only venture out the cool evening when fresl
breeze comes down the Bosphorus and stir the dust and
tolaooo-laden atmosphere Of the city. Yet the Englsh
are strdirc abou. It'll walking sticks under the blazing
suu md return from "a ten miles walk to dinner such a.
would be appropriate English December They
NAV esrect excellent health If they will accomIno late
themselves the habits and of the country; but
If they perss in their present mode OF life many casual
ties must result and those strongest and most sturdy IN
sarance will be the mrs; 20 suffer from fever, winch
aways seems anxious 10 grapple with po"erfn an'-
r.f.t
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THE USTED STATES GR.sD JrRr.-The U. ;. Grand
jury who have been it is said for week or more past
engaged in investigating certain occurrences IN relation to
the late fugitive slave riot returned into Court this mor
ing with several bills of Indictment Some have that
these bills are against certain speakers at Faneu Hall
Others on the contrary, positive that the Grand Jury
was about equally the subject and that not an
Indictment against speaker N Fanen iah on tue hght
Of The 10th has been found Time will develop the truth
Of the matter boston ira'ehef
The transcript says nine bills Of indictment were pre-
sened when the Jury discharged from further ser
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SUICIDE or A Bor.-7Ne LouiscWe Journal relates
the facts concerning the suicide Of lad of thirteen years
named Hc,ry Merrman, ten miles from that city.
This is one of the most mysterious we'll as one OF
the ms extraordinary Of suicide ever committed in
this country. Henry was devout Christian. He had
Iost little sister who belonged to the church This sis
ter had given him prayerboOk on her deati-bed and
desired him TO IT, He had become so interested IN the
that il was subject of daily conversation and prayer
with hisn lie appeared DESTROYS to be with her. His
mother had told him that he would his sister in
heaven after death He prayed nightly and daily to
her and his fit of religious insanity he upon his knees
cut h- throat from ear sevcng both jugular VEINS
This was truly sorry sight TO look upona heart broken
mother acied father and distressed relatvesthis was
a scene dissolve heart Of sione Every one present
was in tears every became us were chud. The
verdict of the Jury was that the child TO his death
from the influence of the above facts causing religious
IusHuiN.
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Bsrs.-Egsntiue Gleason MA,seiles W Ewel Co.. EN-
sIins ,oJ.p) Ahrns HE innings Muller Gosng IA
ieiSh ,fsra) Nielsen Rchibocie W Schmidt Co., W.
NJ, Sine, Ba,l siske w E,well, Julia Dean Mallory,
New Oe.p. Lane West Cot H. n Treus s.se sssn.e.
Y. D. Hurbut Co; Warren i.hsf So,oy Passport '" W.
Brss-cusdsupe tBr swan Bermuda Middleton Co Mont
"a Roip Savannah ssnford Caroline Hudson, Norfolk,
white Duncan; Alesia Haskell. Portland = w Lewis ~,
scLooner-Naxon Rogers Penney, Harbo Island FaHeni '"
BuTuhan Crowe Picrou Wadesh Knox Pisndome Brown,
snysnnah Demul Co L. q. DAVIS Aheil do McC.ady Mott
e. Mar Wise Croker Bath Metcaf Loveoyi Mary Man
Kin Beers Boston Dayton Spasgei henown Coweu oorlon'
w Lewis. ~ L. Wenore New Haven msser MARY H. irue'
Hunt Newark Brett, Son q Co.
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BRAMAH SACRED CATTLE.-The Bostos Troreier says
the Mes.r,. Briggs shp-bulders seuth Boston, have
pair of these miniature specimens Of the Bovine race
which are worshiped in India The Tr0eeRer says;
These are the rst of The kind believe, ever brought
"to this country" That is mistake, as L pair were
ullv described in TIE TRIBUNE last tha, were
then on exhibition near the Crystal Palace.
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TIE GKAzrERs OF Ross COUNTY, OHlo.-IHe Scioto
Gazette names sixtyour farmers of Ross County who
extensively engaged in the business of feeding cattle and
who average one hundred head year, making 400 for
that county, without counting any of the small fish
These cattle will average them $50 per head, making
$500 600 We recognize in the list of several whom
we have recorded market reports in connection with
some Of the best drovos OF cattle sent to market We
very respectfully recommend to of the other counties
of that State TO follow the example of Ross-trn your
Grass to gold.
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Arrived.

sldp V.i-.r ,eist I4~r.roe Liverpool NAY = nise sno
-. syoford Trion co Jsme- W'ltou lss--nse'
r-fiv- rirt-i nissi- by -sku- rs'on
Clsr- " Baton Porfsu Pnnc- fn- D. cove
better JHn- ~ a. s. Ion ~ 's~ ~nsu
Id, >-~oik 50. . .,
pris >cnr br,rn ,~rr- Leone Co.st o. Arc,, Msy Z"
sr-r l-t a. y lon ; - ", exchanged ss
nails English rail si win ci-cs
~ refosi Surpcsed he- 20 be s,e.aer as
Is " Frokc ti; Dzctrs. 3r n lsianc
sfccusi-r c--tsc. - - ou ri-sed he -srr--t
Brg Farksrcn. Na!dooooD DAVIS A,,ks;c . d.. sI-ar
rid r-ol-fscs 20 nil.ksa Gamble Vessel 20 n.ste-.
Brs Ur.a. pial TherAel Bseros 20 d. hides 70 w
-. DefeEtst. 49,
Biz Ere Sawyer Oyster Bsy. il ballast. bsaua Phiaa
plaa
sehr JossTh Goe Rossrs Chassswka Florida. Il ia timber
Astg.h Jane H. lat IS .0n - j., spoke ba. Frances seer
from Mobile 70 Se~-loIt.
Sobr W Il Smith Wyatt Wilmington y. C., d. naval stores
sesr P Philadelphia Lingo Savannah d. ialn
,er % Slate q Tsnsn
S,ir Csio, Ncs-rn Boston l. nis@ 2 a n 1srrics
>cfr John Thoin-s Baker, Portland d--.
seli J. T. Lewis H.ver., Portland, .'on- 20 master
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WHEELING BRIDGF.-On the application Of the Attor-
neyGenera and Mr.. Stanton Of Pittsburgh an Injunction
was this ay allowed by Mr. Justice Grer OF the supreme
Court the United States, on the complaint OF ne state
Bridge Company restrain them from rebuilding their
bridge al less elevation than prescribed by the de-
cree Of the Supreme Court OF the ned States IN
scan. the Bridge Company for the costs deeeed AGAINST
diem bv the Supreme Court amounting 10 about eighteen
.ITssrs JoIlsrs Phil. Bulletin. 10Th.
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ROBBED os STEAABoAT.-Mr. n. j. Rice of iIenrie-
49, Monroe Co, robbed on Tuesday evening on the
boat Hendrix Hudson, OF porte monnaie containing
about :e0O in bills and notes OF hand given by John A.
Merritt payable the order Of Mr.. Rice for -, ilG 80
dated the 97ih June 1854 due in IS days Payment On
said notes has been stopped About $50 Of the money
were IS and $40, the Springfield Ohio Bank, dated
NJ, a.
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Nhaiers.

Arr o. View B-douS 9TH bst Mig oi P,n.e Ini-n Ocean
Heln. April 10 VIII So bh- .p l.0 do VII oil sent home
10 bbls -, . bb p, ~ do VII oil md - bd.
F-r1sver spoke June Is la 50 v, long
tsrt h H,rstoyT Luce M.tsposett 81 day. clean
Cd 10 zin t.rr GREYHOUND, 'of W'por) Wing Pscitc
Ccan Bruce tof Fshsyen Nelson, d, Sid BARK Pioneer A.
ccesl-
k.-f- TIA Cap. Burl >tar, o. New et'rd -
rrts TatlEEa A To- ready 10. haf shipped u
IL a.. ~ Alfred Gibbs. OF and for Ser-Betori
ak.sr Smith. Of ship Waca. O. H0uesf Hole re
or;s t az Laana ap &c. win 80 bti sp, 10 d. VII OIL on
heard 10 sail ne 4 Ga, for Ochosk Sea.
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MfRIYE AFF.iiRS,



III British steamship Arabia Capt. Harrison sailed
jersey City at IL O'Clock yesterday for LverPoo''
IN 1855 passengers. She also csrrA out fall iregn.'
~ s2s4 e37 in specie. Among the passengers were y"
yuTien and his orchestra.
ARRIVAL OF A sfcILIAS STEAMER.
The propeller sc;,a Capt. Cafero arrived yes
.--,v morning "a DAYS from Palermo and II days from
on,al,sr with cargo Of fruit and 81 passengers The
x..ner William Penn arrived out on the 9th inst.
MORE IcEErRes-BrRTHs AND DEATHS AT SEA.
cn, Williams Of the ship Albion, arrived a; this port
.rdsy from Liverpool reports that his vessel has ex-
peed light winds during the passage of 81 days She
dsvs f,osn latitude ace Oe' longitude AZ W. to la'-
- go 80 longitude 4so in foggy weather She passed
ss,bcrgs There were deaths and births on board on
~ voyage, among Az omigrsnts
LAUNCH.
Tie splendid clipper schooner John w Roche e'o 'uh-
sornnar.cd By VIM. Johnson was launched al brown :
,hipyard Bellyile n. j. on the 25;h inst large num-
her Of ladies and gentlemen were present
N,yAr-The u. \. slOOp-of-war Proble, from Annspo
La which place he left on Tuesday last arrived IN ramp
ton Roads on Saturday evening She VIII sal " %, "
,vo Tor Europe will visit several ports there ana retui
scap probably in October. She has about thTt! youh.
Mslpmen on board from the Naval Academy, ana Is u
Q ouise for practice.
Naval Court is TO be held in Philadelphia Of
The on OF July, for tie trial of Commander Downing
ehugod with a.Yordirg aid and comfort 10 Com Coe
Bmnos Ayres, in violation OF the neutray oil our nag
The following officers are 20 compose the COurt: -
Capt Gregory il 10 be President and Laveiiette, Mei
vim. Crabbe Armstrong Pauiding, Forrest, ConoVer
Mcintosh, Montgomery, Gardner, Cunningham am
Pont, members. Jcdge Advocate-Mr Peck OF WASH
iDg:on - ~,
TIE T. s. frgste St Lawrence arrived at Caao on til
18th Of May The soopof.war St. Marys was 70 sal
The a5tb for Valpsyaiso Norfolk Herald 9th.
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CrpA-Tho Washington correspondent; OF Tic Bah'

SUa says
There is nothing warlke in the last dispatches from
Madrid Negotiations for the acquisition OF Cuba are ccr
tainv on foot and VIII in all probability succeed II no, IN
Chairman OF the House Committee ON Foreign Relations Is
Giving evidence of his wisdom and discretion by NOT re
porting on the many resolutions referred TO hun On maj
subject"
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DlsrRgssiNG AccIDTNr.-A middle-aged man, named
Andrew Mcclure instantly killed yesterday morning,
about 10 clock by falling from the ROOT OF the 1--WE story
building occupied a Wholesale store by Messr ads,
worth Turner & Co., on Pearl-st, between MAN ana
Csrv,ts He fell dis ance of about sixty feet brick
paytm,nt striking he came down. few feet from the
ground the edge Of slate roof Of warehouse about Ave
feet from the building which he was az WORK. lie WAS
uo was horribly cut and manged and died instantly We
We understand he had no family. 49,,
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FROM NEW BRU NSWICk. &c.-PROTEC1IONFO FOR
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE.

p
Late New Brunswick papers announce the following
force for the protection OF the Fisheries this
Brig Derng guns Commander Napier Buzzart
Dobie Canadian Doris guns Govern
neu ,chooner Daring guns; hired schOone the Alice
Rogers I'D sarah Adene, of ? guns each
The Nova Scotia Government adyertises for another
schooner.
A fire occurred at ST. Johns Newfoundland on the 2i
rss which destroyed sixty tenements No further par
icuars given.
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Domestic Ports.

.LEXANDRIA-Ar June n baEk Sels A1ins, Boron; sch
iIe-Crder Law. Wood NewYork SD chr Amos FakenberE
BINCOR-An jane schr Am Elizabeth Stone. New York
BUCKS. HLE-ATs June IL. schr Galens, hendSs haulp
den J.ne 81 or C. Perkins. Folsom New Yok. Cid June -
bz Duncan Hartman, Boston, sehr C. l. Libby wallace
Rnckland. June D. brig An aia.e P.udeion PoIt AID
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BOSTON, Thursday, June ~ Ieof
The train from Portland for Boston Oft the track az
Wells yesterday afternoon owing to the displacement Of
switch The engine and baggage car were badly
smashed. Only one pcrson-the hreman-was severely
injured.
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nor : ALA handsome NOONlhi hLci-
DENCE and FARM aiming forty aeres II the town o. New
,, fsu Il i.ui,s from depot a. Ctapqagra on Harlem
RroS handsome Eew hon- Ners convenient
siyle. with .rLts II psriofs. iig coes
veares eighty Eve feet sess-rty aated II
.gr vssd with plenty OF FFl and SHADE Trees >Efa ey
a. u. s-rr of water i trouzhf 20 the fonse ard barn aai
IN pece,s.ry OF. buildings f- rate crder las Pare YER
d,.i-.he m doing tGsiue "a ~ CIV or As 70
r 10 h co ~ AZ ssher easy OF a,e. iaere .-s sew
ia .rt-rs daily FOG 'efaa = = - =. = ~ -
fh- rfen hs cape; store Nc - =! .. =
KiNsEINER ". 80 iIA.v ron - l' J. ~ HD1 90 r. i
\ R-T.--s c-rr
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE Thursdey, June 80. 1884.
The New Orleans papers Of Friday last received
bu, We ind IN them no news worth telegraphing.
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hf-scraerDer Ew,a Chse-s1, sro1ord 4'-e''0n
&C. ~ p.s-,. len.
skrs-Galco-ea Cc.s--n s. s.srhen y PeIs t..r'
Williams. Hic. stz--,I Ce.-n=a CO.. New tnssna I'u'''
CITY Pens. Durham = Lu-C
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The Richmond ItA,g will please make ncto-thht Is
in u,arci,l temperate industrious, intelligent c0uimu-
mites like this that tyr TRiRuNr Is oiTdied 6y@ seser-
ans pgiIic forbcaraace.
Apum6cr of New-Yorkers and their iamiles who can
,ot recommendations in Cazouovia mostly with their
friends however, spend the hot season here The air
refreshing the 81 good liz INK al hand also the
facilities for sporting and tor fine drives There are caa
racts in the vicinity worth seeing and Is but or miles
drive the Chi,tenango Sulphur Springs place oil much