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IN r,,r uyAnowa

IN ritr nFAnowH Per TIE ''''hHn
ilil IN tho sumner meadows,
IN tho meadow hll alone.
with dc Infinite rkS above M
Aud The sun on his midday throo'
The emell Of ihe now cring graaprs
IL awcctcr ihHn any roac.
And million happy inaccia
sing In the warm rcpoHe
Tic mother lark that ia broodine
FcclA the sunshine on her wings.
And the dcops Of the MONDAY glitter
with awnrins of fairy ihinga.
From the billowy green beneath m
10 the laihomcm blue above,
The creatures Of God are happy
In The warmth Of their summer 10 ..
Tho infinite bliss Of Nature
feel IN every vein;
The light aud The lite Of summer
blossom In heart and brain
rut darker than any shadow
Ily thundcr.clouds unlurlcj
The awful Truth arises.
Tint Death il IN the world
Aud lbc sky ma, beam no ever.
And never \ cloud be curicd.
And the airs be- living doors.
Hut Death IL in The world.
Out cf the dccps Of sunshine
The invisible holt IN hurled,
Tlcrcs Life in the summer meadows.
But Death In in the world
BAYARD TAYLOR
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% hsrp coni,nraiY one 'lrr W Eat have elr' ID
.i.ei shed ihcl npw ~ -nI snt r- ~ riuf' o'eA
,snn 90 my sole horp-rn-.
hope 80. more prolrb.. hsa yrobiemhhc ih'' r.
tori, n coming here y b. soaeilg n least TO ian
,b,ei end hope - oiirn more haa rell ffuiton Ter
Ga, would consolidate the Anglo-French alliance ana
r.lf ib. crv Iireaf 10 T. eefs s,ill moro iai'N"
The ofpcrs -, she yer, ibic AZ the frelfn In
Ls..ndoi fancy ball mi that she ros' cordially raaiei
the Co,ucss NnlcTsk In tpi-:ing. 'lnnoi see any
IN ~ yer, surprising IN The fact that -hc shou be ~ Poh'e
=. other people yet wien sac IT, i always made
not. and swes immensely the enthusiasm Of all her LOVING
,opuisiion Her soldiers Ike those OF Napoleon have
o,o twenty otmcs increased thor usual bravery
Freedman dare not ;sl,cr before tnglishmAn ana
A. Engshman would die than pale before the ene
,c, whom Frencrnan By biz side. Lord Raglan has
accented French aidde-cnmp and St Arnsulan English
one Tic lion end its prey fondng each other, and
the li.ilc child Turkey il leading them The world Is
snsten a,izng Russia but the world grows sick and
dizzy in contemplating il huge dimensions and the black
doubts and fearful poents tina; hang shout her France
and England threaten 20 hurl the Northern Babarans
hundred ycars back yard into Heretofore. and Russia
threatens 10 march through Paris again. Friends drank
Z, Rachels health leaving 81. Petersburg, and hoped
70 do it soon again in Paris Rachel answered: France
can then ii afford to tres, her capsves to champagne
The allied armies exut in their force the Russians
exu in hope and all parties exut in the spirit of Suwar-
rows Dispatch.
Glory % God
And the Empress; - ,.o,,
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Passengers Sailed

II ne fean.Sg Hermann y Southampton and Breaea-S Wa.
Francisco Csc B. Norwood New forti ~
Ruge MexsoO H. Mesner Fred Pefer, Geo Ptfsr Henry
Per Ctss Urtsch lady children aud servant hanzss las
York; Aouzo Moier Frian strsnss aud ady n n
Storm pstches Mrs stone family aud ser
want r Pfeifer and lady Mrs Fch Mis- Augusta Linden
helm l. Herm.,c and lady Dr. Chaa Gersch Francis VI Deye
Phladerfia Persl T. Sadnann I'd = Dozeng bearer OF
disprhs Macdonourh L. BeiahsTt, G H. Ceslsf, ANimP
hipp.r Dsnsirou X Peser Mai H. Gusande j. Bremen
DR. Fahrenhoz and ssvent, Charles Marey NJ
Hotel Georze Charles H. Well, Caoar, T seller Mr..
Ptida; Mis- Nesns Master S-gls tsteT wa
Mrs T. Rogers. Frslois Hoen A. AouS NeSas Lone
Ehenheld Charles tn Msnge, VIM Tsn,an $ N9ysn5a H.
James ysoet, a Cap ez L.PoHse 9 D3w JoaS stnee'
nehf William Wefkin o. Schueab-e, Frederick Weiss CLOVIS T.
Coes John Hsrek william Cola slanesrssr @ y lanes
sdy and ni.n Ms A. Condresa M. Coes AItur Gees. Az
,ouf Goes Fruchtlich and infant Mrs NJ Marin Mr. NJ
Martin N FRANKIE AID child Edg Knabsschgeh LADY ap e 10
FISCHER Mr. B. KIM nr' Griffith joseph U..ner H. Rsehe
Johp Griffith Beck Rev Jas Oates H. Jas Oates H. stem
merm.n, II. wulber, a. Kenks, Hermann n Wie6u5:eh
Hashf T. sporledsr, T.. Bodies. O. Feteux NJ Marx
Ron. erger oebsr Chss Shucknsnn Ernest krebs jules
Msrlusritie, O wilkins Rev B. chsnney Dr. G G. Taimne
John Hug g. Tsbbr Anionad p Page lady daughter and
son; salvador Es.O Manuel FnTs Pedro Bu LAe s,.pao
ger Ksns Reinrrs H. Jscoby John Stevens 5 Hummer
tai. Hofsetin. Chss kuchbses Henry Hudson b. u al
Ter sod i.ay Chss Msihs Louis J.eob.o9 Page Aug ho
tgrsh; Fischer Morris Meyer LenOr James Jsferson
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BROOKE wv. ITEMS.

LOVE- o. FLowERs.-A growing good taste has been
very much promoted and mprOvedby the meetings and
hibtons of the Brooklyn Horticultural Society At their
Rose Show on Thursday evening, Notwithstanding tn
many were absent who would have gladly been present.
only that the Crystal Palace had stronger attractions the
large hall of the Atheneum filed with en- admring
crowd Of ladies and gentlemen, from many of whom we
heard expressions of much pleasure and declarations OF
determination to cultivate flowers in future Among the
visitors were some of the first families of Brooklyn, and
many of the exhibitors gentlemen who had no care
for the pses but who feel deep interest in the subject Of
educating the people to love of the beautiiu the most
tangible objects of which are most common aud most
admired flowers.
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The CHAurAUaUE DENocRAr-James Parker, Esd
has assumed the editorial charge Of this paper when IS
published at the fourishng village OF jamestown. N.Y.
Parker wieds ready and vigorous pen, ana WILL no
doubt make readable sheet. In defining ms POSITION
No informs his readers that The Democrat scquieseed IN
all the resolutions of the Baltimore Convention and III the
nrneples of President Perces Inaugural not from clear
convictions of moral rectne love for portion OF them
but for the sake OF peace of party The President and ms
advisers having departed from those landmarks We feel tha
bs Demoeratic party north abolved from all future
sIleCiapcs 10 the obnoxious portions of the Baltimore Pia
oyYn We shall exert all the influence able TO CON-
Inand 10 aid in the restoration of the Missouri Comprome
and the repea of so much Of the NebraskaKensss bill a.
sbrogates that sacred compact
San AecIpyxr-Mr. Elijah Gulford worthy ci'izen
f ., 4. wears Of age met with sad accifenf yesterday
,no,n;nc al which the following are the particulars ne
,ys. Lout b woodward at the Guard Lock, az the west
ps of the city as the morning train for Boston passed.
which prevented his hearing the gravel tram approaching
NJ the saue moment another track anu "nich no ar
emily in time TO spring TO one side, striking Pn. =, W."
and throwing him back sufficiently TO orihs go' .es WI
der the locomotive. Both feet were taken on yus' $500
The ancles Drs Daveis wood, Ludwig Gilman, ss cav
AMI Thomas were soon in attendance who ampufa'ed the
leceraed limbs above the knees. de died ABOUT
"'' 'PP"''""' IPortlsnd tMs) Argus, 'th
ACCIDENT ON rHK NEw-YoRK ASD ERIE kAilkoAp.-.h
very serious collision between express and freign' ss
occurred at 0lean. the Erie Road on wednesday mou
ing The engineer and fireman Of the express IRAN
badly injured at first supposed fatally but at the ss s
counts they in fair way 10 recover Tho ocomo-
tiyes and cars sustained damage Of about 5000 Inc
engineer Of the freight rsn considered the indivov@
in faplt.
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" Glory 10 God
And the Empre.,
Islam j. ours
Az REvoIR

M,IrISo OF THE "WILD-cAr DEMOCRACY OF
M,SrA Mass Convention Of individuals styling them
selves Liberal Democrats was held at Portland,
Maine on the 18th inst. The object being az would
seem 10 forosta the action of the regular Democratic
Convention which assemble the 2jth by debating
nomination which would be acceptable to the antiMalne
Law interest. Edward Fuller presided. Stephen Cary
of oul:on nominated for Governor and the nomina-
ron was backed mp by resolutions embracing the following
sentiment
Tint ali laws that are of doubtful coastuonali'y or
of questionable authority Of extreme difficulty of exc
cu,ion or productive Of widespread sense among the
u.op'e Of wrong and injustice, &C. OUGHT TO b. PROMPTLY
RIrEALTD TEARIEssLY PRONOUNCED NILL AND VOID
RIO IHg JUDICIAL OFFICERS OF GOvERSMEST;
That the law Of this State. commonly known rs the
Man Iar is Justly obnoxious 10 all the odious cherec-
efs. that named in the last preceding resolution or
thst con be named 70 define bad law; ASD IT OUGHT TO
De RTPEtTTD WITHOUT DELAY
That II become The friends NJ temperance hroug
on, tie State 40 Join in eecing repeal OF the Maine
Law: that we VIII une with oil who are well disposed
upcn the subject without regard past party distinctions
OF obolte ssuos in politics, 10 secure repeal OF the
Maine Law for the already stated AMI also to Sc
cure practical substitute that shall efecuay bring 10
punishment all known abuses of the sale and use OF IN
oXicating LIQUOR. and thal alike encourage sobrey o
habit ard discourage hypocrisy of professions among all
classes of men in the use Of these products.
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u Steamship Jane. AdseI Turner de .na p:s< to sPo,.
ford Tescu Co June IS, 30 p. NJ Ggnaized steamship
ksy'ene stare from Pn.dsiphi. for syssnsh A S;'' r NJ
srnsiZed steamship Knoxville. New YORK for savannah
Brig Capt John Cousns sagua Grand Juns5 sugar TO Ssnh
June the bAbOr bark John Bird from Havana
sssusls Grand 20 load for New York.
sohr osleso Smith Richmond Is -four ,ni tobacco TO C. IL
Psrson Co.
Lnerea sf P.sn) Hooper Jsessonvs d. lumber 20
Peek L Church
seb Davis of BrookhAvsnl Davis, Savannah d. cotton,
&c, TO MeCresdy Mott Co
sch Mo Flower Proctor Machas 10 as ath- to MAYHEM, Tai
bot & Co
schr Cen Peavey, Hant, Labee l.fhs
sehr Bay State. Sherwood, Boston d., ndse to Dayton
sprsxu-
ksehr sro1s of Brsoth.ven) Lynch, Gsors-o~n c.
+ laval stores . Dollner Potter.
scsr susan, Lsrns. Boston d., ndse. to w Lewis
sehs Brave, Lowell, Boston bound 70 Albany.
sehr Andrew Brown, Lowell. Boston bound 70 Albany
Schr Nimrod, West, Boston bound TO Albany.
Schr Homer Parker, Boston ds, uie 20 T. W Herrick
Schr. Highlander Hinekley Boston, bound 10 Albany
sehr Champion, -, stoninxon-
schr Wonder, French. Providence mess.
sehx Hannah d. Croven, Portland, CT. stons
setr. Nml Jehnson. John, Portland Ct. stsne.
sioop Blse tsonej Reynolds. Provi1ence, mdsr
Sleep ksshion, Blytsnbul, Proyidence. rs1zs.
slSop wsAksston. Psrry. New London. oil
- n 3 PssssoS viii surpy our hseaAs a ClEvnLASo viii
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pFsTrCCTNE COSFLAGRlTIOE.-Between four and nFs
o'clock this morning our city was visited with one OF the
most destructive fires that have had TO record ior o1g
time Flames hrt seen TO issue from the large
frame bulldog on the OF McEderry wharf AMI
DorIey.st. owned and occupied by Mr. VIM. West IA
stable and shingleyard II was entirely consumed with
all its contents Among its contents three large AMI
highly valuable horses, fine carriaye, and one large
lumber wagon. Mr.. Vests loss is heavy on which ne
hs no insurance. The flames then extended the north
20 the two-sory brick dwelling Ml-st, owned by Mr.
John Bandel and occupied by German family which
also entirely destroyed together with the most oil the
furniture in the house The family made narrow escape
with heir lives. The fire then communicated 10 the rei
Of the thrce-atory building Of Mr. Bandel fronting on
McElderrys wharf, occupied by him AS block AMI
pumpmakers shop the roof OF which, and al the wool
work in the rear being destroyed Mr. Banded has not one
cent of insurance. The large threestory warehouse Of
Mr. j. Cunningham, moth of Mr. Bandcls, had the root
nearly burnt of The house is owned by Mg. Cunning
ham, and ssuFed in the Equtb Society On the South
the fames Cd BoGleys-s aRd communicated to the
,hreestsy brick warehouse Lle owned and
cupied ty Messrs. Tosney < nenshsne grocery aud
1uor in the lower stories, and the upper by ir
Alexander Belts sail lOft This house was entirely
DESTROYED the walls falling in. hessrs Iorn9y y
Hensh meme owned the building and partially insure
ia the Equitable Society. Their stock Oi goods insure
in The Ffemens Office but TO what exont we could not
learn Bets fully insured. The adjoining warehouse
on the south owned and occupied by Mr. George H. Wet
ter a storage depot also entirely destroyed Mr.
Wc:ter is fully insured in the Equitable Society Farther
10 the south the warehouse of Mr. Joshua Matthews occu-
pied AZ a vinegar depot and the warehouse Of Mesrs j.
j. 4 f. Turner occupied guano depot and feed store
were considerably damaged the entire roofs being burnt
Of. We understand they are both fully insured
Baltimore Patriot u a.
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rorg MEN SHOT N GARNETTSTiLLE,
WIDE COUNTY.

G.RNKTTs,lLLr, June IL, le'4
pr,er Semester in fit of rage and ntoxication be-
couo e,s.pereted AT the citizens of Gainesville Tor an
atfasrt 10 arrest his for disoery conduct on SATURDAY
sveung about clock, and discharged heavily loaded
sbor,'n ~ crowd of men the street. Some SIX OF
rht shot took effect in the inferior eAiremes OF John
Bernv one in The body Of 4. Keith, Esq, james Allen
and fclA Howard. None of the gentlemen are seriously
injured or disabled except Mr. Berry, who not ho~ey
a. ,nortsllv wor nded Schnesser is under arree await
inc his examination on Monday also Frederick Loose ami
'"' louisville Democrat
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FIXES.
MN IN ioRrY-tiRsI-sr.

N
Shcrl, after midnight on Friday fire broke out IN I"
small thru story frame building in fcriyrst-st between
r.hth and Nmh.ays. occupied pcrter-houso on the
srst floor aud as carpenter shop the second floor
The building wac entirely destroyed. Three frame build
irss adjoining. Of which was occupied as vinegar
factory and the others as dwellings by several families,
were also destroyed Notwithstanding the c1ertions Of the
rcmcn The loss viii not exceed $4,000 Partially IN
surcd but in what companies could not ascertain
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FuGnIyEs FROM SLAyERY.-A fugitive slave and his
wife on their way from the South in he 10 place ot
safety day two since when within short distance Of
this city discovered their former owner in the same car
who, il appears, had recognized them The iugi'iye'
were in STATE Of great trepidaon but a friend who
learned the facts of the case induced them to get out
when they reached negborng village covered
wagon procured, and the fugtyes were taken with
ali sne,d 10 Ibis citv ard embarked on board vessel
which soon after sailed for the British provinces
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Or NETWORK.
Cleared this Forenoon.

ste.m.hip.-Flords woodha savsunsh, Mtchli james
towr Csyeniy North LuduIz Pi@ssn,s; Marion Foster
Charleston spohord Tle.tnn & Co.
shsProIss Chase, Mobile, Nsmih Sons; lndis YOUNG
Lsguns HCwes & Co
Bsrk-Lucerne. Elliott; Lisbon J. A. March.do.
schoosers-fesT Not Knove. ElenhAm C. Akery; Hsxsl,
Chichester Richmond C. H. Pisusn; j. b Beeeker Hndson As
pnxsll. McCready. Mou Co.
s,eam-r-SurpSss. Wskemsn, San francisco
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WI This excellent article creamy LIQUID. similar 10
As pssurs oil Of the hair which noihes and the eessni
iressns for without soiins Also, Mrs BROWNS EMOL-
LENT CREAM SOAP for improving the complexion rendering
pure and transparent President Pieross Certificate: Mr AID
Jared Toilet Articles Mr Brown they their
thsnis 40 their kind wishes The be
nos s.cren especially he LSs,l and Cream soap .shss
orislss escsfe before me- 22d March, 1854 Benedict Lewis
IT, Conioo Of Deeds Butehers and Drover Bank. New
Yo.k For Al $50 Brooe No t4s Broadway No
Ia Bevey: Ma Hsys Brooklyn; kashow cist. Phsassy
Jerry
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LAW INTELLIGE NCE
y . ,t.RsHAEs OFFICE.

CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH 4 DANGEROUS NEnfoN
Capt Malouey ofship Hiberna was arrested on
M QtEcer Horton On warrant from the L. ; Court az PM d'
pha charging Capt NJ with assault above on the
hr hip duing pesssge Of The vessel from Liepoo 20
NJ the latter city ~ Obedience 70 me
wiz. This The Capt NJ in felsiion TO whom complain
was trsd ct the u s. Court and he sequitted e~ uoah
incl
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ADV rtisement.l

NEW MUsIC.-Our Girls, song and quartette, -
epts Angel Whispers cong Wanderers Return song and
ousrtette With ynee e cenisi PARK Wslzes ~ cns sy
Land schotfsch with beautiful ysnee ocents Ils ao9e
are good Music by mall postage Tree fuOhsn1d Dy oN
ACE NATLRs. No SIS Broadway
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srrcIAL Tray.
Before Judge IscRAHAx.
DrCTcIoS.
TICKET Yos CALIFORNIA:

TICKET CALIFORNIA:
ria.n sae ~ Is.sS sndnnn en,s,sst.,ion 1,
IN ticlet soid bv him thouzh 10 San Francisco;
v nay he mice Of he eke on he rouro fIom Panama
francisco Consequence great delay which took place 81
Panama before The sailing the verdict
was taken at the tral subject 70 the opinion the Court
the Iudae aid cannot be the former ground
as no afeient evidence OF ndnen proved IL
20 s az 81 'ns We dne. betw,eu the p.res Thsi
r ydd Tor berth the particular stated board the steamer
fmn on ber birS yose from Panams Francisco No
DELAY on her
n port after her second and previous the Of the
seeondl In 70 an alleged eop,es;s
ticket the Ishmus fast vessel that was no part OF the sse
the sale Of the ticket and was mere remark 70
ton some time htef"a'a' 'oi"''' ~ $500 80
missed - .- xn ,,,rray
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-rtisement
TIE ATFE, -IO-NIGHT the Juyenli
NATIONAL THEATEE


P-rsv Limit LsvISIa BISHOP viii sPPesr a. this Popular
Tfrser 10 th beautiful Dram Of katy, the hot Corn Ii
yo-s the cortounif vii also app a. Inc
- M enclrde with the BuTiesqne azePpa the ID
I--e oa CAIN" The grest-the real deuhed with this
Testr be produced week and performed 10 the EVIN'
INes and ca NEDSEsDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOoAs-
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III. Rcarih.,c adjourned over uniR Monday in rcepcot
e. their late deceased fellow member, RoErHr D. WrSs'
L..
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Boor> and SHoES-Great quantity of PATENT
ErSens Of At cost 20 By Isl o.
Jr Us TIE store iei) and WEEK At
No s Arr-r. Nassau and Broadway. }. HOOPER
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HORACE WATERS, No. $50 Broadway, is selling
piano. Metdeons ard Music wholesale sud retail At extremely 10"
prices. his motto quick sales and small profits
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Our Agents.

croReE y LAF.1E No. ~ Wesiminster-si - our Asrn
PEnxInrNcr ~ the ssle OF TnE TRistNr
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licrr-r-scI-e en-
Tn Coz NIRy.--An the City world will soon be

I'M Cot NIRl.--AI lie Ut! WOIIu VIII svVII ."
act- tle cc-rtrt.
T. tud so-ae lile l0vy hut
Regrf with te4cs 81 iIcsh1owa asy,
Ntose friendly ioorvay never shut
iuyi.ss tn tIzysieI Say;
Upou Whass ROOT the Ehower blooms
Nnk frSsIsHt lip and tagny ska.
A-5 th-ur1h the Io-ch the pea perfumes
The cooling breeze that enfe1 in
h. s .tsrr ho-ryer will hsve your srnly ctlr's
.isn ~ RooT orlds premium is No % Brosd|ey
Perfect rfc-r--s n any westhe-.
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N1w CAtiroxNA LCr>.-Thcasa We do h'' cNpe''
49,. sttla ssrs - Ssst Ns'sa, - esUe 81 ~
rsas..s g.-~ - sst. sAssee ~ raNse nan's 'ANi -
- - etsrs 4s,s ,Aes ycs ~ee wa' 90 asa'' NN"'
49,. A-ss~ ssss ssSt ~t sas = q" sAH-1 >-'' !'' '
= - 20 a. =. sAs.e -SrvsSs in valsr S>rat 'aee me
~ar 81 ~ rs~sv ksosklvG - tAs Flsc, "ai'A
= - $500 81 tsssss iasa Fess;A =. fhs T'e:'N com
- - 49, Ssy. >,asra iSsui an ne snsi0aaans
rsssz, - sc~ss-s - wseA aas-'rssra ~ AAr !" ''
=. ,..st r.. .,..a,.- N..salk vl .csyc pier No NSh
~, i..s.nssi 70 s'si<k N AKA o'eiosk ~ Re'STaas
a. .vs E.-s s. II Nsps, fsce atSe's AID al H.
ecu 49, ssy " - ~ sTFN-s a. IN os'er y" Nsss
- y
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NADAMEs RUTKAY and MEszLENYI, Kos.

suh :,stsn have Just received large ssa Of ss,,.as
breakfast dinner sDd evening Ao MODELS OF the newe
fashions OF MORNING DRESSES They invite their
o<hs ladies TO LOCK then establishment No $50 sth three aoor'
vest Of Broadway.
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H Se supply from 70 i've hundred burners Cost
sppsatus Including lighting pendants snd everything
ssmpsts from 81 600 o Coz. male about 81 Is
6 feet heinz twice cheap oil other light Some Of
thee ssnerai ors have been operation of eight years
JAMES o. MORSE, Gss. Steam and Wster Enrnesr
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rcrsyec lker marble building 10 > bttAN
snS y .za. where Trey better tnan eN
yr-y.-ei 81 knds printing quick ard ces -,
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49, u ,s,ssss fAe sSeseN ~es saAe@ se''N '"s'''
e~A.-.s srs yvS~aS'A - fsd bah IN sNe' ~ ""'"~ w
sAsx~
49, r~.stsst,Nt Nr,ssNeu CatN,e rNN hn
- IA NswsNNN> tNNxNstt,, ~s lhe MNwNW
$500. ~ ~ Ns,hisx faad NV NNaAtesw go
-. - M. testes ~ NssteN, sANei the Rev
- 49, q wssA,u<,cs, u u G. VNs,'ss, q y Neh'
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SUPERIOR COURT-Before Jadfe BoswoarH
Chtoa Cafe Gutter. Daniel r. Young and Henry
Layery.
To recover note Of 81 asa 30, made by u x ", apd
Endorsed second indorser By aes s2es
deceased The defs which behalf Of Mr. G. snd j.
usuy Of Mr. Yong wsnt notice Of protss,
referred Verdict for plsnsfns 81 osi -
being principal sad Interest - 100
Aired Kendall John Orser Sheriff
To recover $3.50. value of panoforte, and damages
for il detention plaintiff claiming have bought and % posses
valid bin sheriff reply he took 4 on an
execution against William yanderaek who In part the ss
ON ner OF IT, Verdict for defendant