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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
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To IA Edito- Of The y. y. T,ibuae.
SIR: In Journal Of this mernng Sir w. b. esscs
cot befss the American public WITH iaormasa tAst n q
ge.sepsa II IL woud spp~.r nom tbs list he
believes the American pablo in general and Americas
society particular, hsysen ehsEo, ignorant 0fL A -
are too petite to contradict Sir W.. vii graft ain ~,
roiAt However the Am-scsn people generous ..s
grateful people douS, thai tAsy fss nses o.
tered with the visit" this gentleman Of Distinction" h1
been pleased to confer upon ihs'r esusty
,nd fully expect that TO show ths sense Of tn avsf s.d
their ahhoence Of the courteous sordue Of the proprietor %
the crsndon who urueS deaf 10 the sweet qsesea &
popped Of" What bis Intentions werc and their s~t- "a
ton the dsseeu conduct Of those sharp e1ew,
who knew how to end the opening Of Sir ''rcehee We
sre faly confident say thai the American fnhs viii 80
snseHsy raise national subscription tof penny each. tAaf
thousands msy eontrSv,e IN e'der that Sir w may net -
eve thu. they wi 81 her tolerate encourage uca shous
" able conduct" Your obeSent servant,
Nee fo,s, New .. lSSs. JOHN BULL.
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Births.

Sept g. near OAKLAND, the lady Of Gna'a hea'0a' VI
In San Francisco, Oct the lady Of Nj O. C. '0as' /"
A. Wy.pdo,ts Butte Co.. Sept q. the wife Of T'afh'
ton Of q dsu shter - Ia. rs~,,s Ne.
A. Berici. Oct Mrs James Hensy. OF . son r .
In Msrysyis Oct the wife Of M Parker d. f's''s' "
Jackson on the h Of Oct the lady of Mr. T. ss'''a
In lone Valley en- the 18th Sept. the lady Of fa' VI
N. l.sy ofcspt w q. P. Hams. ETA isash'sr.
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Al the recent arrangements f)r doing business tNten
sivey, Of which we cosrzsnt Of several Se n to
be Of peimADen. and Substantial character.
AsDin sal CSaEier-
FROM TIE REvoLUTIoS From Csr,hssens Se
hear that everything is Qie, NJ the coast, and gen
orally in the Interior thar the constitutional forces
had been concentrated in the vicinity Of Bogots al
IVA expected they would enter Bcgota GA or shout
the 10Th
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SERIOUS SrABBIso AFFRaY.-A man. named Pat
rick Murray, was yesterday arrested, charged with
having on the night of the 9th inst plunged dirk
into the breast Of Daniel Rome of No. 5o4 Pourth-st.
while Sighting with him at a porter-house. He was
taken before Justice Wood, and committed to awsit
the result of the injuries inflicted, which said 10
be OF dangerous character.
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tolls and hisel. with the other but az be hal failed,
he would tale future opportunity 10 conssnnsb
bis design. lie was, subsequently, taken before jus
tace Stuart ana committed 10 prison for exsnisatsa-
lie ls soseinebmsker by trade AMI resides - rweaty
ionrthst, Gear tie house whore his intended viosm
lives.
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Mr.. BouRcIcAuLr is announced to appear TO night
at the Broadway The s,er, where he makes his dsbat
on the stage for the first time in this City. lie has
chosen the character Of Sir Charles Coldstresm Cor
the occasion. The performances are devoted 10 The
benefit Of Miss Agnes Robertson.
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CITY ITEMS.
JOHN BULL.

Mr. Lord will repea, to nigh, his lecture on "Car-
" diDal Richeeu and the foundation OF Absoutsm in
" France" IN the Chapel of the University, before
The NewsYcrk City Literary Union.
This is the fret Of course Of lectures to be delv
cred before this association Of literary societies. Sec
advertisement,
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adyeNStmeutI
CLOSING BUsTNEss.--AmOpg the many c

CLOSING BUsNEss.-Among the many changes
that constantly taxing place amops the bushes Of this
community know Of none potsnt 70 the interest pf
the ladies' that OF Mesrs HARD. CLAP Co.. No. 0f
Of this paper the dissolution Of the psnerhlp # ths wdsy
krown retail Dry Goods House In closing Linsss OF thAs
speedy close the propreto must matter OF neoss
siy sn.tan heavy loss Knowns we do the character Of
the above Gentlemen. prepared 10 hssr OF great
duetoB 10 the price Of Dry Good. generally at 70 81 Ct..f
important feature in the closing Of this business
the system which be facilitated without creating con
psion Ia the general rule for bas.ns b. closing the store
they intend down the entire stock AZ such Prices -
viii place doubt cot Of the question 80 Ladies prepare VI
the excitement MONDAY Nov Is, Of No. 81 Grsada-
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Died.

IN ssn Frsne.co. Oct H. Ma Hannah o. s''J"' WE u
Dr. A. 2. Sawyer o..,x AZ Norvich
Gem late Of Sen Rrsneiseo Mrs. $ vs one OF Ae
srr o. the Ysnhes Blade. -. ~ .,nuup tiea
In San FrncSno, Oct Is. JFns DsrnA's /"
Al o,ssoa tity. o. T. SEA-. n rssx sksea os''a 'a'"
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lAdvertsement
q Tie rnr,pa hush the Nhifeuess Of the pearl

Met on the cheek Of thar sngele GIL"
But the coraps tint and the pearls wilderness
are evAnesesnt unless preserved and perpetased % prper
means II PBALogs PkPHIax Lorfos be spphed nshs -
ish; while the skin dsfsured with tan botches npss
- $1,000 No 5sf Brosdwsy ISL NlehoAs Hotslt aae
No IN Bro.s-.y corner Of Dsyst Sold By druggists an
de.ls xeuerally.
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he day before election

ELECTION ExPESsEs.-The following is said 10 be
the private mem Of candidate for eiice picked up
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Anrrsr OF Az OLD OrFEspEn.-Oficer ]. c. Kin

ARREST OF AN OLD OTTLsDER.-Officer j. G. Kin
uef one Of serg Hossn squad Of the Chiefs 0cs arrested
snd OFFENDER OF the Clinton barge robbers seven
snee; b. served Sing Sing I've yess sod tsrm In
Trenton N He found al the New Haven depot, opsr-
.tns pockets OF those purchasing ckets tie mdo
leap slipped no the vhers the officer arrested nd
brought him tho office. The porte monnsie found In
the ear arrived In Boston with s3l In It. The
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fAdyerti<emsnE

A $40 AND $50 PRzE-To SOME lsGkM1S ss
y,.os-rpeIoss postage stamp In postpaid etc. -.
g raw Borinstoe. N J., and letter Of paru0'S" W
p.dl Will Be cent
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fAdverriemsotl

fAdFertissmeotI
DysmHas PnLs.-
DEssl VAS Pits cure vx.
n.nas 80 PuLs csrs Fever saA ASss 49,
la a, a. Whoisssss ~ Rstsn DsPs<, Ne. ~ Ds
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ARREST OF THE NoToRIous JACK SIMPSON ron Az
sAULI AID RossEsY.Yeserdsy afternoon. Mrs. Fens. al
No 46 Monroe entering her house return from
short wall found fellow In one Of her who asd eroks.
open snd from Il ch clothing tho vaus u
about $50 She immediately seized him, when tho fellow
turned Knocked her with his fist kicked hsr and tho
Hed She Immediately and pursued him. crying
stop thief" He captured in Cshsne ct. b. felice
nan fsner OF the Seventh Ward. who recognized him be-
Ing Jsei notorious burglar. who has served ssvesl
terms the State Prison. On biz person ehss TIVE lock
picks and other buslaioas implements we're fsanf
He locked by Justice Wood TO answer He dresses
handsomely and has seDteel appearance.
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Eastern DIsPEssARY.-The following is the report
Of this institution for the month of October Pstsues
attended at the Office ,9e, males f3r, females T3s;
females lOl number of persons vsccina,ed, $780, males
l06 females 81.
There were cured or relieved, 1876 sent to ths
hospital, 25; remaining under treatment, 81; al
died. 7.
OF the whole number there were born in the Stase
OF New-Yor 4li; in the United States, 2l7 and IN
foreign countries, 1909
Medical advice and medicine were as usual fur
nished gratis the number Of prescriptions put up for
the month being 9Ii the largest number In ono dsv
ll3; the smallest number al average pcr
diem, IS.
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REPORT OF DEaILT DIsPESsARY FOR OcroBsR.
ls54--Whole number Of patients treated, 1855 new
patients 1915 attended at the Dispenssry, e32; at
their dwellings, 1872; males, 429; females, $685. Ne
tiyty: United States 2ss; Ireland 676; other
tries ~ Sent to the Hospital II; died, 10; prssorp
tons dispensed during the month, 1888.
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FousD DRowSED.-The body of an unknowR mas,
about forty years Of age ye.day fonsd 10 the Nor
River between Pier Nos and Coroner ODoonsll held
Inquest upon body and verdict OF death supposed h
drowning rendered The deceased appeared have boon
shout month la the water aud his body bore marks Of
violence He dressed 10 the gaTb Of lonshoreman
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ScALDED TO DEATB.-Coroner o Donnell yesterday
held an inquest the house No so Muberys upon ths
body Of Martin Durkn child months old who Sisd ffsm
the effects Of scsds received short time since BY the
setting Of teapot Of hot It, The Jury rendered
verdict Of " Accidesai Death"
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SUDDEN DFATH-Coroner ODonnell yesterday
held inquest the body Of John simp.en n.tye q
Noys Scotia IS Of who died 81 the New foft Noe
pa on wednesday night The deceased boarded at No -
tsndewsers where hs taken III on Wednesday mesn-
Ing snd soon insenbe In which condition he
moved the hospital where he died Dr. swim made post
examination Of tbs body oil the organs Of which hs
found healthy condition, and unable 70 stAts the Inn
mediate cause Of death The jury rendered verdict q
Death from cause TO them unknown"
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THE czAR AND THE wALLACHrAxs.
81. PE1rnsauRo. Ffidas, Jnne 2.


'CouSr sFs,rLRoDE MARION gUDBURO.
ON. lie Baron His Majesty tho Gar wishes you 70
take an opportunity Of expressing the dpehsure Which
lie must feel AZ tue singular behavior Of the Boysfd, TO-.
wards the Russian troops which entered the Principals
ties for the purpose Of delivering them forever from the
unbearabe Turkish yoke His Majesty the Clsr does not
consider II permissible that n such tines az the pte4en,
persons Of the faith His Orthodox Majesty shoud
WallachaD' too much under the heterodor influence
Of the west Of Europe. His Majesty csuuoi as the head
OF the orthodox Christians enquish the tack entrusted
to him by heaven which to deliver forever the followers
Of tho true Chfisan-namey, the Greek religion from
the suzeranete Of Turkey
since the glorious accession Of hs M,esty the Car
this thought has occupied him. and now Che time has
rived for accomplishing his Bsjesys 80 long entertained
resolve 10 spite Of the opposition Of the other poweress
states OF heterodot Europe. We are with God and God
y VIA us, and the victory will be ours Iil Msesty te
oHir order. YOU Baron, 70 give the oysd and the
peror rpogrs severe reprmand for their disloya he
nH'Ior towards our troops The time will come when
lhese dsloya Waachians Whu have excited the dspess
nre OF his Majesty In the highest degree will DO punished
severely for their behavior Only be severe Iaron TO.
wards these aNes Walschsns the severer you are the
better: Such is the will Of bic Majesty the Gar,
with the assurance, &c.
"NESSELRODE Chancellor OF the Empire
Copies Of this precious document SAYS the London
Times, were sent to the houses Of the PRINCIPAL
and employees as the majority "too III 10 appear
when summoned to walt on Baron Budburg before he
departed, on the 80, to the head quarters OF Prince
uorschskoh Aiter having the Dispatch one IL bsrdIy
soIc 70 get rid of the idea tina, the Cars religious feel
ing or his ambition, has driven him stark mad.
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~ The MOTHERS BREAST CLoTus

=
the limited means used TO bring public notoriety
met With success unparalleled In the history Of remedies
The airodueion Of them public attention Ia,
fact which Is truly sraynghe they are
supply remedy which will relieve suffering
mixing Altering, than single remedy known among men In
suffering which they prevent; and which they
no class or condition Its vide as the rlob. and
wherever the mother OF children there tn. truly
ng and peculiar suffering incident or Rs,
is known and Sites;ed. = $1,000 ~ 49,
These cloths have attained celebrity
and some Of the southern States have hgI
Testimonials TO their great Taue yet hear Of he
azure IN snse inssnse 70 give entire IatisfscOn.
remittance OF tlOO accompanied by IL cent. o,,h NJ
postage stamps VIII secure the prompt by mail Of
pair Of these Coihsto any part Of the United States
They are TO-: sale exclusiveIy By
- ADiE d GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents
lel l'I Main street, Richmond. VIRGINIA
~ Pull directions for applying these Cloths will accompany
them II would be esteemed favor IL person, nsin
Colh would make knoEn The estimate they place upon them
NUUSIC-uUSIC.-JgIt rseeived By p H. TLyIoP
I've amongst large collection Of music folio wing sop
and pieces WIZ
Wake thee Dearest; by Coxdin
Tell me not IN hourniul Numbers; by EmerIon
Children 10 the Wood; by LACY:
The Pride Of nv Heart. by Dresser
GerA dine; By Pierpont.
PIECES SEWLr lEElsgEu
fail CoiuIabiA by Bsyer
The Butterfly Hunter BY theodore Astsn
Lueretia Eorgia. By James Relax
Post Horn Polka; by v. Boyer
Weinsr KreutIsr Polka BY " Beyer
Hobby horse Polka by Charles Grcbs
La hhf'silase; by 2. Boyer. Al his Music store
aut Maio street
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SERIOUS AcCIpEST-lt is with much regret that we
have to announce that day last week. whilst plaster
ing the inner wall of one Of the buildings lately
erected at the Red Sweet Springs Mr.. Samuel E. Philips
OF this county, fell from the scsiIod and broke one
oil his shoulders in two places. which will disable him
for several weeks mouths come Mr. p is an indus
trous mechanic, with family dependant upon him.
farmers Friend, .iuly 90.
DWELLING Housr BuRSr.-A few weeks ago we pub
ished an article announcing that Mr.. Moses Johnston
Boteourt hat his barn with four FIVE horses consumed
by hre We have it now TO state, that, that on last
Tuesday night week his dwelling house and large por.
uon Of furniture was also consumed negro the
wife OF the negro who arrested on suspicion OF
having fired the barn ia suspected OF having fire to the
house.-U.
Gov. johnson has committed the punishment of McCau.
ley condemned TO death in Rockingham county, for the
murder OF Lilly, TO confinement in the Penitentary for
term of 10 years Tn, Stanton Vndcator is down on
him for the too free exercise of this executive
toward villains who have been tried aud honestly con-
denned hy jury Of IL OF their peers The 'yindica-
or speaks orr sentiments upon this subject.-B.
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FiRE AT DucEISGHAN c. live learn that on Sunda,
night about O'Clock, lire broke on tue premises OF
r. ii. lckok. at buckingham C. H., which DESTROYED
large barn. two stables house. she'd &C. together
with the farming implements some three four hundred
bushels OF corn and large quantity OF hay and oats The
buildings bad been recently repaired The loss Il ia be
ieSen will exceed $4,000. The lire was doubtless the
work Of an iucendary.-FanHrHe Journal, August 3.
John D. Banksh has been appointed Mail Agent on the
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NJ ks' 1oy1sI Dr. Care. Mr. Barlow, Judse scarburgt
Captain Anderson, Mr. Richard Garrett Power YORK Mf
nat Pgsom Mr. Henley Jones' James City Mr Curtis, war
s'eb Mr vaughn, DR. Vim Vaughn Mr. Wm Smith uampton
Col faTra5 DE- Meredith Louisa Cap, Dei,riek Duva
nenfSo pf lwis, King and Queen; Rev Tupin Rev spots
wood fonts ne kag William MIR seawe Gouee,ter: Rev
hCne Letter. Ryland, Basil Manly, Jr Ford and
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PRIMITIVE TUES our.-we saw a man yesterday, riding
up Main street small mule, with branch Of +. tree
Tor an umbrella-gong TO the Springs perhaps as by.
stander remarked TO "6ranch out"
Fredericksburg News, August 3.
Ga Wednesday our suferings l,ds intolerable" The
heat was at its best its wost-thermomeers could moi
measure IL most delicious rain came up about p
ly.-Ib.
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hook BISDEItY
BLANK ROCK MANuP.cr,

BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
MtS WOODHUUsR Uaie NASH A woopBorssl h,, nj,
- Aehed to his Book Stationery Yor l,aSiish
ROoH BiNDERr AND BLASH BOOH kAYUFACTORyy
And employing good workmen prepared
supeo manner all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS required by Mer
n bank, Insurance Offices, Factories Railroad
Courts ae and to bind Periodicals. Books, RAnks Mu
AuR
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DIED,

On the slst July at p. NJ Of cholers, Mr.. EZEKIEL
CHILD in the saith year Of his age formerly Of Pennsyl,
vsna bu. for the last sixteen years resident of Rich
mond.
CH- PHILADELPHIA papers please copy.
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FuSGRtL.--The Caledonia Guard turned out Yesterday
evening, pay the last tribute Of respect 10
member named Archibald Reitb, who died on Tbu,sday.
This IL the tird member Of that corps who has dIed
within month. They turned sterd,y with unu.
sua Wy thin ranks,
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We understand from reliable source that the body Of
afterwards poisoned during the last spring In Covugtop
Va, by sychnine administered by Dr.. w. b. Thompson
OF that place. eIhumcj the e9h ult and the fac.
established OF her pregnancy. us about four months
old was discovered. Tho examination made by DR..
woodson OF Fncastc, and Ds. Jordan and Eell Of Lex
ington. The stomach which taken is in tho
hands Of As Gillian Of the Va Military Institute for
lyss DR.. Thompson, further informed, was ar
rested the day the strength Of the above dsclo
sure.-Lyneh6arg Virginian, dug. 3.
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SAD lsTELLIGEscE.-The relatives of the family in th
city, received Information, the cd inst of the death
Thomas, eldest son OF Rev. Thos. L. Hammer of Phla
depbia. On the Sd tclegraphic dispatch announced tn
death of the father, and the 4th another dspatcl
brought intelligence Of the death Of the mother
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-05

lNPUpEEcg.-A free colorcd fellow, nam d Thomas
Griffin, brought before the Mayor on Yesterday upon
charge Of using mpernent language 10 q white man
named Nathaniel w. Thompson, on Wednesday.
The case was continued ell to-day Griffin was ad =
mltted TO ball the Of 800 Tor his appearance
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rhos. }. CLaKkE, lsic Of itichmopd.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

having purchased the once late In the
des for tickets in ALL under the Q: r. FRANCE
CO. All orders will meet his prompt AID
ana me Drawing will le forwarded they are
"ua'e'' THos. J. CLARKE,
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pApsx Avn DissxhHAlv.-wm. D. lrAy We. an.a NJ
soa reaahed TO give ball In the Of 10 DO OF good
Tenavo by the Mayor on yesterday. for berg drurk on
Thursday night and creating noise on Main and Ism
streets. $50 '''A
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Commemorative are gratfed be able to state that
the death Of child by panther as stated in our last
turns out TO be untrue. The straight
and upon such good authority, that could doubt
darlington Democrat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-05

HEALTH OF rHE Crr.-The health Of our city wa.
never better. We only entirely free from choers
and all other contagious infectious diseases. but have
very little sickness Of any kind.
Norfolk BEACON August g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-05

We never kenw why certain Democratic prints were 30
partial 10 the Emperor Nicholas We think we have dis
covered the reason at last The Car is great Fibus,
terer and when he wants land he takes without much
ado. And what is more, informed upon good au-
thory that the Car is decidedly in favor of our acqur-
ing Cuba whether DR.. Cotiman tell us that in
speaking OF our relations with Spain, the Emperor Mich
oas said be copsded Cuba by right of her geographic
cal position and that she commands The entrance to
the Guph, we ought to take her. whether the Spanish
government is willing not. Is that good Filbus.
ter doctrine' And ought the Gar and the Fbus-
tiers to fell very kindly towards each other Ii they do
not wha: is the of sympathy and identity of views
upon grave and important public questions?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-05

RAiLRoAD SUHscRPrioS.-Avo vote was taken in Amherst
on Thursday last, the subscription Of $4,000. Re-
favor Ii WAS not generally known and the attendance
was very peagre.-Lyuehburg Republican, Aug 3.
Hor WEAIurR.-Ahough we canno, record any acct
dent happening here from the bursting OF thermometers
such as happened Louisiana the other day by which
pointer dog killed and three Shanghai chickens Sc
verey wounded yet it is hot enough On the Slst in the
most favorable situation for cooness the thermometer
to &C. on the LIST 81 deg In situations where
Twas somewhat exposed to reflection il reached loo deg
hen exposed to direct rays of the il in few
minutes to lSs deg aud 1873 deg. The nights have been
exceedingly sury and oppressive good shower ofrain
tipn.=Ih.
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5tIRCULAR.-Mr, JoDdk cLoPToN having Teligoe ed hei
RALEIGH INsTITUTE, WIN


RlLEIda IsTIrrIE will
obrr ending July st l copr two
OF ~ months each The course OF study ali the
er.neh pertaining to thorough English eduaOn Modern and
Trr, per hay session of4 rnontas-pdylI, IN d5raar,
board fuel, lights, tuition English ais 90
Modern and Aneent Languages. eash............ 50
riano So %
~ &C
For all English branches: w
Day scholars, uaier 10 year, 10 90
:" Z" - 10 ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is "
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DrAru.-Ar. Peter Preston. a moul-
der in the Navy Yard Scotchman by BIRTH aud aged
bout Is vas suddenly by the heat Yesterday
o'clock while at work aer drinking very freely OF cold
water and died In about Recn minutes after the attack
he was stout active man, and has apparently enjoyed
good health The body was brought his boarding
house in the city last evening.
We learn that no has brother quite extensively engag-
ed In business In Baltimore aud the papers Of that city
are requested byhs friends here copy this notice OF tho
melancholy even.-Nopoik argus Aug >.
SriLL HorrER- Yesterday awfuy hot day, very
probably the hottest thus i the season. Our Their
momeer rose to o. Ithangs In comparative cool place.
and where has never before risen higher than Hav
ing placed 1t in tho sunshine for few mnute
ll6 In some parts Of the city, light zephyr gent
y along specially directed by Providence to
absolute suocation. Active walked along iazi,y
and, with the inferior animals seemed to he struggling
against the oxerpoM eriny heat.--M
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We are indebted to Mr. J. K. Hoorook Franklin street
just above the Exchange, for the Angus. number of
Le'lie's Magazine Of Fashions, for which he is the