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LEGAL NOTICES.

sYI sAvis s5 T.. IA, a.
Ri VlkTuH OF three writs of 6eri facias to me
o. q sp psss aae psss
oobst ss a. IL "a ps ss
Ts,1ed II c The above entitled suite.
OLE JOHN A. AsAIssE. Constable.
ssY VIRTUE of writ Of e ssi ' faciay to me
' .s 1. 1 pas ss s Rs'ss
~ ss q s
s,a Z ~. AIssa Second
Si pss1,s so % csgHT H. soWLEs
ssY VIRTUE of writ Of fieri facias to- to me
a Z. f rsrs.s z s noq s,
& id nd pss s.S
AZ n D. aSh ooss 1876 IL
ogIsso JOHN A. AGArssE, Constable.
s1sosD sUsries,s eogaT P
A4'a OF e eHAs kLak NEssAs ss4i 6 osEaN
VIRTUE of four writs Of fieri facias to
q p o a ay sSs g. I'd &
One lot Cracked son together with large quantity Of Curb
ana nave fsiso to gss the APP
va offer above Cracked s.ops. Curb AID o,
t s,sss is g The Guy
man.hs' csea with bond e Bearing live r eeat
! ola y u JOHN A. AeAIssE. Constable.
PAsa.H onLE.ss. ! = FRfsoa-so 5Sso AoH-
by VIRTUE of writ Of teri facias to me
D directed Hon c. " Jonte Second Jusse of he p -
II hs rArish Of Or viii proceed at Iub auon
he foydf between and M -
Stress % huasDAY, the lslh Of October "
a OF honeheid tuuIure large Cis.efu one ANA Er,
fiani, and Two Signs, etc., Terms eash. S
ia It,IIN aGA,seE
Fsaa DIsrssT eeuRr Joseph kRAMEa vs. His crsooru
~. n ~ CktkANs No.l6,as2.
YHtHE Creditors Of the Insoiyent are hereby
noih TO aePear 4 the DorOeour Not Nv Pp
nc oi me CT. TUESDAY the 10Th day Octobtr i la
eNek a ier the Of deber aars vf The M
md shey are n'he LIED insnno ali udie al
Pteeeeabse sea nat bis peaor and property AIayed
ny osaer OF court THO thrc cay q eo6tr, 1885,
20 J. Q. eHALoN Deputy Cek.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA )
SEINE SouY DintIiet de la Nc2seile rrIeapzt K
iusHPH hhAhAlaR vs. Sss CIeahusTp.--NO, TO- 49,
Z Els creanciers de Finsolvaie sont par ces pre-
ss1 nI.ds aafyer 81 ,a de
os doc oee is5s alfe de deliberef ID al
insolyaot q ~ sont d.gu hot lea pauraas
centre So Jerome st see bienA sGspendn=s.
Far ordEe de Ia eour ee 3 ocn5F L5-. Il foe
% = j o. oaALpN pepute Grediisr.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
Ne@ Orleans @onep aaaraet.

0HKscErr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street I
Monday Evening, October is, 1855.
The weekly statement of the Banks Of last Saturday
shows an increase in every department.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship PHILADELPHIA Griffin, New York Cd instant via
Havana, TO Jennings. Laayhsnd 2co-qd dstrfet.
Snip Suapa Barrett ~ days York 70 ENID dict
Ship Hortsna Hhaeay 20 days
ship ose from iasr4 Avg 7sd Baxter Lowell district.
Lowell &c, Cd district, - " $500
LovsIl &co-sd dlstiet, ' - " i " ~
sbp Ocean Pearl Chandler from Liverpool August crsevy
srern hp Herman Wndhurs from Bremen. Angus, 49,
Ship Rah Cobb 20 days om New York cresvey Farewell
Bark pephos soue IA days from York to Hyps,n
Brig CT B'ib Robnsou from Honduras VIZ Ruatan Island
to mas " $3.50
ter-3d district. - 'i " -
sehf Nm Teob Johnson days from Roeklaad TO creevy
sehr Flying Arrow. croofer from carshagsn ballast,
ser Hse nom Penaools Policy Nce 6ce-Bssn
Schr Hebscca Ann, Murry Ponchatouls-Ha,in.
Sehr Albert, rom Amits RIver-.R,si, 1'
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w No. la9 Ghartres street., respectfully inform and
the pnbe generally
OF ali descriptions.
e1abisd
work ia their line Mort Prices.
Pacaar given tagnp Gas Fixtures IL private
dwellings.
They ao agents for Kdder'a Regu'aton jy04 Am
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TF.s ss' as Go..F GALLON sELsa ERaANpEz
gSY VIRTUE Of a writ Of ieri facias to me
stesss4 By D. HaL o. eslsnas FIrst Jssts ii Ne
fiss: ss ;: @ i sis
seized s IN al The above suit. T.rna--c.sA
Flss1 Jusres,s eogsr hAEs6k BET o,poYNEEd rASIEE
ssY VIRTUE Of writ Of Teri fsc las u me
SaR .;sS s. s s.ss IT,
Ts TO- = z ... .ir.st- 49,.
ols J. J. HOPPE, cosststls.
Fs.T ~ 5g.5,es ceg.T @f.
NY VIRTUE Of q writ Of fieri facias to me
n l. d Psi = y ls. 1T .p tit the Psass
sfoAY BE - s ny e i
si II q s sGee' as & e. E
i Il. &c Love nss ssa i T "a ou
.. ----.--------J ]. HOPPE, e.assabie.
rAisst !. 5p ss, ?. Fax eossAI "a q ~
I'm VEkTU dune write de feri facias moi
II sddrsss.s iea U. premrs Dc PA1
Ia5f'ss D. aals So n3 Yf ss. s".g
Mssszns sn'se log fsyisr Nsseasz
10 sod de- TAIia sss
sass dams pau4rs ci-aessua. =. -.
P1afss or 0nLSAss aad John Qssss issss .''s1''
pY VIRTUE of a writ Of heri facias to me
Parish ,Iisan priced Fa6s saFtso9 %
i o. ssisn I s !. I'D s
L. es ossd t @ 90 P &c side d E
between Martin arrests saasrrs hundred nad
-. -. :. - ]. fioPPs ceas.abl.
sl56a :. Ios f 4 M
EN VERTU dun writ de feri facias moi
IL adrsae parp L. U. Gaianne gcsee de Paiu
t tEsaET g. s sssa
rus les arayier NatehsI propnes
Es.o en,rs les u.
Martin :. Caeosns nns.sIani Mt viogt peds 'front.'
Terines et conaitiops eomgtant.
o J. ]. HOPPE. Constable.
FEE F.as u oo 8 81 4
sSY VIRTUE OF writ of feri facias to me
s7ss fs 1l .a b. =. ,o O. l. T. s,sna.s F
Neyeabs oaioek H. a. asnEs, Ar
eaes Gu Magazine street. b-wsea strss he
&c, am Lo, OF Ground ae,po
wsnty-av ana s aehss frons 20
S T 10 " as.s en.sa soli
.. ------ J. J. HOPPE, Constable,
rnksi.as jusI,eE De Pax y, Gay j Me- IN
EEo !, DhlsAss saa. est apoREso $50.
M adrease par tisa l. U. ieshe Jas0 de Pay
PET "a % le pas.su
Msgaaste Natchrz ie opnsts s
sus eote no.d east de IA rue ,;s,n,,s
s Iass AaI c psdss pouasa
saaia dams paHaie dsssua.
C.hditious, Complain.
q III. HOPPE, can.tabis
FsEisH Of oElsAss Is lea r. az II so q Ne" Or
sgY VIRTUE of D writ OF fieri faclas, to me
direet-a * ne oa l. o. aennie
r s 1885, o'clock IL at my wshoas Z No. 20
i ss oa a l9 a s sss s Fp
sstEsd in the above sas letns Cab. 4.8
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
aAL,IM9RR. Maryland, 9Uth June, 1885. }
1tAUTION.-LoTTERY FRAuD3.-The Com
missioner Maryland deemed thus dutv
CAUTION against circulate by
Lottery Schemes ptseu 10 be
The sole Of g Lottaries which wholly
Loer Maryland drawn under
OF tbs Gem people the
State, the Constitution examine and approve he
seb.uea nd all the drawngs. '' -
All the cte in THESE To. cries and al certificates packages
the Autographed siguasurs F. Brennan Gsnsra
Agent The coasaeo ce Of tbs MARYLAND Lot
Any the subject The manner in which
they dsawn etc., viii bs heerty BY
osly ~ r.. X. BRESAN, enfisroYe Nd. =
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steam boats
Princess Holmes, irony cks5ury
George Collier, Gosise, from empLs
Farmer, Dunlys, fon Nv C4rtbsy
7EH David 6ibton. Anshns from 4 Loufs. 80
Mediator, Williamson, from CINCINNATI
Summit, Rsw!fs ouacLs River 1a
Ophela. Dmitry, from Bsize,
Wetb. Weaver, from Tamil ipobo.
Crystal Palace. Reilly from 81 Louis, 5 a.
Lecomte, 3reenaw from Red r Yer. ~
Io"Doai danbnry the
up ehs % tsha Hot q e. ehr Fyfng Ccud
Tsw5oat " ey, Heneon from Passe-weut down light
e5enshs ~ shps Harvard caiavsn
Towboat HecuIes LPlaee from Passes-went light
'onEht W sps Ocean Pearl aud Herman bark Dsphos
e ~
Below-Coming FUp
Bark Chiffon, from Mhrseles, 70 Boudou,ouis 4 PbiIIn.
Ship Resin, Burgeks, OH Ne Yo, K 10 /; s Fosdict
Bark Grfsn, from Marseiles Blndousaur L. Philips,
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FIssT Jusr1eEs copa1, J. c. sTEWaKT - NV d New Or
fAEisH o. oELx.As, lea s.-So SOL.
g1 VIRTUE of D writ OF feri facias, to me
A1 dreeta Hoa. U. Gasnne rs tu. ice Vi The Peace
m me Fsfisa 81 ofeans, ~ pasit On.
DAr Co. i5h 1885, 81 y O'Clock NJ my WAREHOUSES No. az
Iehourtodias street, the following property, 10 Wis
IL sIreet Lamps large GaaI Save ana Pima
Seized In the above suit. letns Cash. -
i
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Rxv1Ew OF THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY MOANING, Oct. 10, 1853
COTTON. The market was very dull yesterday, and
prices were tO5<e lower, with sales Of barely 5000
bales. We quoss
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. q
Interior. Middling Fair lGDl015
uanainary .''.....f7sUoA Fair 10A O.
Middling S2sa9 Good Fair. .........-pl
Good midding.. .o1sas& Good and Fine.
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5s.ssa OBI i4,sst,alo $685.

Losg and Short Loans, October
octobsi l5..-..-..........,....-ls,t0 Of ,70t
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
WNTE ARE NOW RECEIVING from ships
descripttouof
VIRGINIA BAGCO,
eh from tee celebrated
Of purchasers is invited.
WILLS, RAWLINs q CO.,
o9 If corner Tehonptoulan and Graver streets.
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ITT The
absvs excellent oass Coal SIC par barrel delivered.
ANTHRACITE COAL
100 tons Lu mp, Broken egg sitca.
Red and White b, yard landing chip
Wave. :
SCOTCH GOALS.
500 .ons Common, tunaous,
beat 4aalios and at 50 buloW last seasons prices
~
oata averaging 1000 hb each Of Kentucky Illinois RisAm
Coni, low prices by the cargo. F8z
Ali the above for sails by
SPENCER FIELD 4Co,
olGlw Camp and Lsf.yttt- square.
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ACTIVE Observation-Disclosures.

Condition The Banks Of This city for the geek ending Sal
urday, October 10, 1856. "
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Tho Poole Grafton.

The last services to the late William Poole
we're rendered on Sunday, a. the Apollo
Rooms, N. Y, in tho presence of about two
hundred persons. The audience was alrnos,
exclusively masculine, there being but Eve 70.
males present. A Rev Mr.. Hood opened the
services with prayer, after which the Grafton
was delivered by Captain James NJ. Turner.
After entering into detailed history of tho
early career Of tho deceased, which We omit on
account of its having been already printed, he
said
Poor Poole. who that knew him does not
not lament his loes? Generous to fault, and
brave as he was strong. Beautiful in his or.
ganlzation, an industrious man, and a good
citizen A noble specimen of Gods master.
" creation. He was by trade d butcher, and
few excelled him in his professional avoca.
lon. Mr.. Turner spoke from experience, for
ne had himself been spectator during Poole's
hours OF business. The press had calumnia.
tea the deceased.what they had said was al
together false and unjust. It was glorious to
see him (Poole) defending the ballot boxes;
and the speaker cited an instance in which he
had grati6ed numerous spectators with con.
temptation OF that interesting sight. Some
people had doubted that Poole made uss of
the observation, II die true American, ;" but
who ever thought Of questioning the authen.
ucity OF LaWrence's immortal words Don I
give up the ship?' And numerous other pa.
trlots had made use of memorable phrases
which were not doubted, Why then should tha
declaration be called in question, of a man
who had proclaimed himself the standard bear.
or OF the party he belonged to. The speaker
concluded BY saying that Poole had "died as
he had lived-faithful to his God, his country,
and his friends,''
MI Hood then pronounced benediction,
and the meeting dispersed.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
Phiiodsmie Soeiety-Ths Drama at George
totoa Coliege-Markets.

Phiiodsmie Soeisty-THs Drama at George.
town Coiisge-Morkets.
G.oReErowH, April IL, 1855.
The Philodsmic Society of Georgetown Col.
lege, having completed their arrangements,
intend to celebrate the landing Of the pill
grims Of Maryland, ct st. Inigoes, on the 18th
Of May. They leave here on the 18th, and
celebrate on the 18th. The Hon. Joseph r
Chandler is the orator Of the day. The Pro-
yincial Council of Maryland will have con-
cluded its session, and no doubt some of its
talented members will be selected rs chaplain.
It will be . pleasant trip, and We expect q
large party from this place.
The Dramatic As. ociation Of the College
gave their usual entertainment for the Easter
holidays on yesterday evening. The pieces
for the occasion were Richard I'LL, Mr.. BAL.
tree, at the request Of the Association, play.
lag the crook. backed tyrant,) and the Golden
Farmer. Richard was we'll played Though.
cut which was evinced by the loud and fre-
quent bursts Of applause throughout the per-
formance. We have freqrsatly seen the
piece, and We acknowledge We have sssn Il
not half 20 we'll done, on Q regular stage. A,
the fall Of the curtain, Mr.. Bantree appeared
and thanked them TOR their kindness.
The Golden Farmer was admirably per.
formed, and drew down rounds Of applause
throughout. Taking 1t altogether it was the
best representation We have ever seen given By
the assoc alton.
Flour and grain markets unchanged.
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The Massachusetts, Kuunsry Commute.

The xassaehusetts Euunery Committee.
The legislative special committee, appointed
to investigate the charges against the nunnery
committee, held an adjourned meeting at the
State House yesterday morning. Tho COM
mittee had summoned the ladies connected
with the school at Roxbury, one of whom, the
Lady Superior, Mary Aloysia, was present at
the opening Of the meeting. She was accom-.
panied by Samuel May, Esq, who stated that
she had with her statement of the transac.
ton signed by five ladies who preside over the
school. The sergeant alarms then admins
tered IN cath to the Lady Superior, after which
tho committee It is mainly the same a. that
published in the Boston Advertiser. The con.
mittee then proceeded to an examination of
the Lady Superior, who testified as follows:
I should judge that the committee num.
bered about twenty individuals. attended
them in thsif examination Of tho house.
One Of the committee, who gave his name
as Mr.. Evans, tarried after the others had
left, and told me he was once Catholic
IN st. Mary's Church, Baltimore, and that he
desired to return to the church. He asked ms
if would give him permission to visi me,
saying ho wonld like to have some pleasant
oohversation with me. I declined giving him
permission. He asked if the Bishop would
object to his visiting mo told him he would
not, though We received but lew visitors He
shook hands with me twice, aud appeared
very familiar. I was much offended at his
conduct then, and feel moro indignant every
time think Of it told the COMMITTEES whom
they entered the house that lady was sick.
Whom the members of the committee enter
cd her chamber I was present. They bent 80
closely to her that she has since stated that
she felt their breath. had previously desired
the patient to remain quiet as If asleep if the
committee entered. While was conducting
part of the committee, other members were
going about the house themselves, examining
| the closets, sinks, DC.
was not present whom one of the gentlemen
took hold of the Rosary Upon being asked
| If she could describe the man who desired an
interview with her, the witness replied that
| she could not we'll describe him. but that she
could recognize him if she saw him,
Mr.. Evans, of the Senate, was then intro.
duced, whereupon the witness said that he was
not tho gentleman whorequested the interview Y,
| and gave his name. Subsequently Mr. Hiss,
of Boston, was introduced, when the witness
said that was the gentleman who gave his
name as Evans
The Lady Superior was then further ques.
| toned by Charles Hale, jr., Esq.
Samuel May, Esq. then interrogated the
witness as to the scene in the Chapel, but her
answers did not vary materially from previous
testimony.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.

| Weather Council Pyoeeedines-Rsysuu
btH-Bolloon-Aeetin
| ALEXANDRIA, April ii, 1855.
The hail storm of last evening leaves rs
this morning cool atmosphere, which warm
sun promises to render genial before night
Our City Councils met last evening, having
q slim attendance in each Board. In tho
lower Board, Joseph Grimes, member elect
from tho First Ward. appeared, was qualified,
and took his scat; $4,000 we're appropriated
for the use Of tho Oversesrs of the Poor: a
communication from the Friendship Fire Com
pany was referred to the finance committee.
and another from the HydrauIion Fire Com.
pany to the real estate committee Devaughp's
bill for $50 80 was ordered to be paid the
hnance committee reported tho revenue bill
and. after the blanks were filed, it was laid
on the table. The Council then adjourned.
Tho items OF tho now bill are as follows !:
Real estate per 500 of value goo; last year,
$l- 10; annuities aud rent charges, SOC; slaves
over - years, 81 so; this is new THEMSELVES
have heretofore been taxed as tytheables;l
furniture per 500, 5Oc.; white males over Is,
$!:s0; last year, 81; carriages valued at $500,
$40; $3.50 do, ~: 500 do, IS; under 800 do
omnibuses, SIS, new item;) hearse, SIS;
last year, $40; wagon, 81; cart or draw. 81:
horse or mule, 81; COW, SOC when more than
one Kept, 81; last year, 25o.; fire insurance
company, 500; agent Of fire insurance com.
panies, 500; marine insurance company, $50.
attorneys with practice Of over $500 $iO: nm.
der $500, IS; physicians, $40; Wholesale com
mission merchants, first class, $40: second
class, $780, commission merchants, first class.
$50; second class, SIS; -four merchants, Son:
auctioneers, 500; slave dealers, 500: ex
change brokers, 500; bill brokers, 500: houses
ofpriVate entertainment, $50; boarding HOUSES
NEW item,) $40; biscuit bakers, new item.I
$40; loaf bread baker, NEW item J $40: build.
ing association, NEW item,) $40; dentists, $I5
Daguerrean artists, $40; livery stables, (new
item,) per stall, 500 /; exhibition hall, new
item,) $50; billiard tables $25; personal estate
not otherwise taxed, per 500, SOC hucksters,
$40; beer houses, $25; taverns, $50; wholesale
merchants, first class, $40; second class, $lS;
retail do, first class, SIS; second class, $40;
shopkeepers, first class. IS; second class, So;
lumber yards, $40; each story Of an occupied
house, 500; last year, ESQ male dog, s. so;
female dog, $5-6ouble if more than one IL
kept; agent of brewery, NEW item,) $40; pop
and beer maker, NEW item,) $40; tho wood
measurer and guager of casks to pay 30 per
csnt of their receipts, and all the wood
brought to the city by railroad to be measured
by the wood measurer. q.
The great balloon man, Mr.. e. D. Tippett,
10 in town, exhibiting his model and selling
ten cent pamphlets.
The board of guardians of the free schools
meet this afternoon at the council chamber
ana TO- morrow night j. a. Lacy addresses the
D'"0esaHs Association at Lycsum Hall
An.
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personal

.'''Count Dicroslamski, noted revolution
N,icader OF Germany, prominent in the insu,
iecuon q ie4S In Berlin and Baden, has again
turned up In Halifax, where he is recruifin q
men Tor the English service in the Cr;mea
lie VIII head the company he is enlisting
us re- appearance at this time will startle both
MS friends and his enemies abroad. who had
given up the expectation of ever seeing him
again, 10 consequence of his long sileao.
eIas1 u at was seen Of him there, he was
iu1nipg away from some continental melee
Win a cannon in pursuit at his heels.
IA light mulattO married woman is Civ.
ing private rehearsals in Phil adelphis. n,.v;ons
70 Ut appearance IN public, as a reader of the
poe's, "a Fanny Kemble Butler, Miss Kim
Iy Possesses some ability.
''.'horace Pratt, citizen of Baltimore,
ana lCr many years connected with the nrss.
u tnat clty, died there yesterday morning. in
af,s, .isntn year OF MS age, OF pneumonia,
AFTER weeks Illness. He was, about tv.nt1
years ago, employed in Washington as a min,
yer, aHd was favourably known to the craft
hereabout in those days
The friends of Mrs. Webstar ill l..
gIad 70 learn that her health is improvin,
,ao - as II 10 expected che will soon entirely
recover from the effects of the accident rh;oS
occaSioned her illness. "'''A
''''E- l. Darlington, of Oswego, N. YIN,
x Guessed SEQ letter to the managers of thu Ga.
Sego Orphan Asylum, inolosins a cssoS S S
sl'VOo Tor the benefit Of that Institution LUZ
Hon. Geo. G. Marshall. Of Ind;.
died On Friday last, in LouisyiIl. x,
...' Senator Mason spoke during foz, hon,.
IN Petersburg Va, on Friday, TO IN. n.ro
cratic Assertion. oe"o'
-. Major John Reed Smith, the Dana.
cratic candidate for the Virginia Lso;,,.,n-.
Sunday. Ai'' Oh
49,. Henry W. Thomas, of Fairfax Comfy
va, Is announced as candidate to repr...n,
Ine Seventh Congressional district in he nsI,
-. Governor Clark, Of New York. b,,
signed the prOhibitory liquor bill
49, Capt DOrr, of Buffalo, New York Ia,
9 o handsome testimoniaI.to M,,..,.,
beeker; The noble woman Who .o b.,O;s.is"
5etc1eu me crew Of the schoon.r CorSuo,ay
curing November saorm on Isk. e.. nv Z
testimonial is beautiful Fsm;I, Dr., Inc
the cover Of which appears An ;n:ys,, D.ole, on
bodying the facts on which the OF, :. en-
"A present Of suitable clothing sc.o,n naee
the te.ti RoniaI. accompanied
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SHOCKING 0cCURRENcE.-Ag girl named Jane
Wood, who has for some time Isbored under Q
deranged state Of mind, wandered from her
parents residence in Rockaway, L l., some
time last week. The country round about
was secured, and on Sunday her remains we're
found about seven miles from her home, nearly
half burned up. The woods in that section
Of the island being on Gre, it Is thought she
fell asleep in warming herself, and was burned
to death.
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Wis.-For improvement in harvssters. Pat
snted July l, 1851.
BENZ d. Sanders. of Holidays Cove, Va
For improved winnowing machine. Patented
June 10, 1919.
Design.-John Gorhsm, of Providence, B.
For design for spoons.
Additional Improvcment.-Ebene W.
Hanson, OF Philadelphia, Pa.-For improve
ment in pen holders. Patented Dec 6, 1853
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- Sam has won good many victor;.. If
late bat he occasionally receives a cheok 20
hi' progress. Among the latest disasters to hi,
cause may bs mentioned his defeat in thu
municipal elections at Chester, Pennsylvapis ;
hartford, Connecticut; and Patterson, N. Y,
on Monday last; and at Cincinnati, Chilicethe.
and ether parts Of Ohio, prsviousIy.
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T,HoMAs,s AMERICAN FRUIT CULTuRIsJ

THOMAS'S AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST
i Elliott's American Fruit Growers Guide
Fioy's Guide to the Orchard and Fruit Garden
Coles American Fruit Book
Downing's FIuits and Fruit Trees of America
Lindley's Horticulture by Downing
Pardee on Suawb cry Culture
Anderson on the Toulouse
And many valuable works on Agriculture and
Gardening in all their various branches
ap III FRANCk TAYLOR
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