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Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

Agents wanted in every town in Upper Mis-
souri, and Kansas Territory. Persons wishing
to purchase tickets, can do 50 by applying to
or addressing SUMMERS & STEPHEES
Parkviile, Mo-
..~ Tickets in the above Enterprise can be
had at the Drug Store of
EWELL & DYKES,
s23td Atchison, K. T.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04
DENNIS & LEWIS, w. AND C. C.. DENNIS,
Fayette, Mo. Kickapoo City, K, T.
DENNIS, LEWIS g. CO..

N hEALERS in General Merchandise, For
Dwarding and Commission Merchants, Pro-
prietors of Excelsior Steam Saw Mill, Kicka-
poo City.
Agency of st. Louis Steam Planning Mill,
Phenix Foundry, Todd's Mill Furnishing
House, Plants Agricultural Warshouse.
aug. 2S-2m.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04
JAMES A. HEADLEY,
A T To r EY AT LAW

VTTnL PRACTICE Law in the District
w Courts of the Territory, the Probate
Courts of Leavenworth and Doniphan counties,
and also the Courts of Buchanan and Platte
counties. s3O-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

w. R. MARTIN, C.. G. MARTIN,
New York, st. Louis.
sEzgass2ssOssth Stock Of
q Io - II Z N O..
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04
70 E. DYER.

MERCHANT, has always on hand ! COM
lIl plete assortment OF u. ccesies and Pro-
visions at his S.sre Il Salt Greek s.ssv, Ksn-
sas Territory. seiH.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

In Westport, Mo-, Mr.. WAsHINGroN JONES. of
st. Joseph, Mo-, to Miss BETTE CUNNING
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

G r REAT INDUCEME TS.!
New styzes--LOW PRIEST
Immense Store, Double Its former size!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

EA A Scotch parson was betrayed into
more puns than he intended to make
When he prayed for the Council and Par
lament, that they might hang together in
very trying times, a eountryman standing
by cried out, 1s
"Yes, with all my heart, and the sooner
the better it's the prayer of all good peo-
ple."
''But, my friends said the parson. 81
don't mean as that fellow does; but pray
that they may all hang together in accord
and concord"
"No matter what cord,' the inyeterate
fellow sang out again, $50 its only strong
one g
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04
=. BELT. HENRY colin
BELT s. COLBTAN.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods and Groceries, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, &C., &c. Quitting Goods in great va
chants. s1h.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

WE have received and are now receiving
Wv decidedly the largest and most complete
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04
Weh 4bbertiseu,ents. D..
West = .Wc.asEs<gss.
COR. SECOND AND FRANCIS SITS.

ST. JOSEPH, MO.
HAVE in store the following named articles
l. l. which they offer to the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

NJ AILS-A large assortment constantly
IN hand at the Pioneer store of
ASPLING, STEVENS & CO.,
ia ParkyilIe Mo.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-04

MERCHANT, Keeps constantly on hand q
VI general assortment of Merchandise, suit
able for emigrants to Kansas, Oregon and Cali
fornia- Store on the Oregon road near Salt
Creek. elf
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in f5th-s from ot-sv. 10 2lo feet westerly To con.
Rruc drain TO connect with the sewer in fsth-s
To nee lots bounded by 3lst and 32d-ss and 9Th and
9th avs. To fll snnken lots between lob and llth-
avs. 45th and 46ths's. alec several other vacant ois
Storing Freworks.-A Message was received from
the Mayor TRANSMITTING a communication received by
him from Alfred T.. Baker, Fire Marshal, acconpa-
MED by petition signed by number OF merchants
recommending the enactment Of an ordinance proho-
iting TIE storage exposure Of large Quantities OF ire
works in the City. Tho papers were referred 70 the
Committee on Ordinances.
Police Mahers.-Ald. c. H. Tucker offered the fol-
lowing:
BAeo, The ne1spspsrs contain document ns to be
s.d hv the MAYER aiDs that he intends . establish h-a
eel in the Police department to be under me soper
Ion Of q .urgeon- general; therefore,
B(,,d That he the Corporation be requested 70
,.sre ito the a report this Bosd whether, IN
hi opinion the Msyor the 70 establish Bureau
Of s1Yeso- be connected with the Police any other De
pArment.
ADOPTED.
Government Landing.-The Report from the Coun-
cilmen 10 aOt place for landing by the Government
force, stationed in tlis harbor.
Adjourned TO Wednesday.
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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

DRIGGs's CoSeERT.-A crowded and pleasant Con-
cert was given last evening at Dodworths Rooms TO
introduce to the public improved Piano Of singu-
lary sweet and mellow intOnation To those who
prefer softness of sound to power this neNpisno will
be most welcome. Some of the tones stole softly
and subduisgly over the sense as the melting melody
Of Mario. but il would be heard with far more ad-
vantage in the private room than in large concert
room. Our countrymen, who have carried invention
into almost all other regions, have yet penetrated
little into the wor of sound We welcome therefore
these improvement in instrument which exercises
so sweet al influence in the household, and is
charming necessity to refined social life.
The Improvements, which we understand are the
invention of Messrs briggs and Schumacher citizens
Of one Of our Western states consist OF a Lingune or
"Sweet-yoiced Attachment" to which we in
debted for such soft, subduing sound. II is quite
simpe-beng merely series Of metallic tongues
firmly fastened to metallic plate attached to the
sounding board, from which they draw tone. They
cenpot get out of tune-ne mean consideration in the
counry-and are in fact tuning fork for each string
The touch and style are precisely that of the piano.
To this are added a new mode Of tuning the piano
with horizontal screw and new scale called the
octave scale which are claimed as important i'm
proyements but which are more interesting to the
love delicious harmony without inqunng how or
whence il comes.
NBLo's.-Tbe Opera Of The Daughter of 81. Mark
drew good house last evening. Tonight the new
Opera of The Queen # Day viii be given.
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CHARITABLE AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

IT, the Editor Of The " Y.~Trfbune.
SIR: In your Journal Of this morning ysu raise
most important question: when referring 70 Miss Dows
School, viz Why we cannot dispense with all
these Private Charitable Schools, and put every
"cbd in the City under the authority Of the Common
School Soperintendents, with compulsory power to
"coInpe every one TO attend Ward School, or never
''be seen in the street during schoolhoursl That will
settle ell difficulties about names, and do away with
"sll ragged schools and great portion of the rags
Why not dispense with them surely Although have
no connection with either yet fancy ques-
ton the svperioty Of our excellent public schools to
others. Neither any question their advantage
on the scale Of economy. They could easily take all
from n private schools without n all increasing their
expenses SO 1t would all be saved. Nor viii any
dpputo think the better msrai influence Of the Public
Schools. All familiar with the teachers testify to their
general good moral influence well Intellectual su
periOrity The public ougis 10 examine and under.
stand these things better Some Of these private
charitable schools are sustained at immense cost to
the public; taxing almost every benevolent man five
TO ten dollars Dor year when sometimes their schools
are mere farce and speculation. i know Of one with
less than 30 scholars, very indiferenily taught at
least which, by the vigorous and constant personal
solicitation OF and five collectors, aggregates the
sum Of from four to five thousand dollars
Of which goes into the pockets of the
gers of the movement do not of course alude in all
this 10 the school above referred to, and of which
personally know nothing We should receive with
caution these reports Of great destuon and want in
interested persons. FRIEND OF CHILDREN.
-lork In "
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NUMERATION-LARGE NUMBERS An English ma
themaiican named Daily has been for some time past
engage ed in weighing the earth. Here are his figures
1856 l95675 600 600 900, 900 0oo, in words, one
quadrliou Two hundred ffy-six thousand and one
hundred and ninety-fve trons, six hundred and sew
enN five thousand billion tuns ayoirdup)s
The above item is an example of the Enumeration OF
English writers and which obtains among their follow
es in this country. Ii is not the simplest and easiest
sysm nor is il the taught IN our best schools and
prac iced by our progrcsSire scholars This English
SYST m, many yoars ago, was the only one among us
Int is fast falling into osuse and in public Ourn-
ais and public schools should be diScOuntenanced. II
may be exhibited as follows:
5cococ 90 Il calls So millions.
50Otoo.cCQO CC II calls 500 eco nj lions
500NO0soo 90 otO IL calls 500 billions.
sec Geo, oo0 co .too.e II calls 500 600 billions
5OO(oOtoo, eco 0O, fo0, coo II calls 500 tIions-
Instead Of this unwieldy system, to which the En-
csh and the foges among ching, look at the French
system which has suppanted il in nearly all parts OF
our country and other places where both have been
uecd The French enumeration OF the above hgures u
thus: - =, -. ,r,
SEQ oOO coo coo 1t calls so billions
go oCotOO o0c coo il calls $50 trllicns
SEQ OCOyCO Geo Oc0 go II calls 500 quadriions
O.OOO zoe 90 90 IL calls SOC quinnlions
The French system is not only simpler and therefore
easier TO use but more scientific 1t gives each pc
riod of three figures independent name thus &C
cordng TO it, the humber at the head of this are Is
! sepill,oa ESQ sextiliions 1875 qpintWions and o75
quadriHiOHs, which is certainly much easier read ana
understood by ore familiar with the terms than Is the
English numeratioD given in the same extract. Inc
French should be followed in all cases.
Howell Journal, July
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Lose RIDE.-IIe Albany Register says Mr.
James Mckinney. Baggsgeman on the Utica Accom-
mediation Train Of the Central Railroad, has been IN
the employ of the Company upward OF Is years snd
has all that time been " on a train. He has ridden
during that Is years but little less than Seren hHHdred
thousand miles, In addition TO this il can be said
that he is one Of the most courteous and obging men
to be found this road. We hear much said IN
bis praise by rhose living along the road and passin
over Il. IL speaks well for the safety OF rauroau
travelling, to see one who has ridden so many mules
without having lost friend, or an opportunity to do
favor.
THE LAKE RIsISo-Tbe water Of Lake Ontaro nss
risen eigh inches during the month OF JuLe, ana the
lake is still FIVE feet lower than on July l. 1884,
CosrrssED.-Denniston, the young mail roober IN
Tie sSoftes sentence allowed by law u zen years.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOURT-JvLY 10.
Before Judge LsGznsohL.


SENTENCE As To AFRICAN sLAyE-rRADE.
Capt. Smith, late Of the brig julia Moulton, who
pleaded guilty. en- az indictment charging him with
having served on board vessel engaged 10 the trans
pOrtAtioa Of slaves &C., brought up this forenoon
for ses.ence. TIE Court, after remarks stating that
there appeared TO be no doubt Of his having been
engaged as charged, sentenced him to imprisonment
for two years from April last the time he pleaded
guilty and TO pay fine Of 81, 900.
CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS wAAr9s.
Mr. John w. Kettridge, frst msts of the steam 'hIp
ST. Louis, from Havre was placed trial. cnnFgea a
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

SUNDAY School CELEBRATION The second An
ndal Picnic Of Sabbath School No. 1885, attached 10
the Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Lee-av. and
Hews-s was celebrated in the beautiful grove of Y.
c. Brevoort Esq.. Bedford, l.. l., yesterday
The school proceeded TO the ground IN cars char
tered for the occasion. They were accompanied by
Stewards Brass Band. The children were under the
general supervision Of Jeremiah johnson, Esq, tho
Superintendent of the school, and numbered over 400.
The grounds which were selected were beautiful and
well adapted for the occasion, being splendid grove
of trees. well shaded and easy OF access. number
of swings were ercc ed which gave the children every
opportunity OF enjoying themselves to their hearts con-
tent.
A cold lunch was served Mt 10 O'Clock, which ap-
peared to be relished by the youngsters At o'clock
dinner was announced by the tap Of the drum, and
one appeared to be in any way backward about sup
Flying the wants of the inner man, The exercise
through the woods giving good appetite for the meal
After all being satisfied the school was called to order
by Mr.. Johnson the Superintendent. hym was
then sung by the school. A prayer was offered by
the Rev. Mr. johnson, City Missionary Addresses
were delivered by the Rev. G.. Tamnge Of Green
Point, and Il. G.. Pardee, Esq., of the New-York ).
$. Union. An Grafton delivered in good style
by Willie Holloway, small boy. Rewards to mum
Der of scholars were distributed by the Pastor, the
Rev. Mr. Holloway, consisting OF hynn-books,
Bibles, &C., for their good conduct Singing tho
DOxology, and a benedicton by the Rev. DIR. Brig
ham, closed the interesting proceedings. Suppec vas
then announced, after which the school formed IN
PROCESSION look inc pID't'hoh " 'hc N"u'on
where they were dismissed. Everything pissed OIL
pleasantly during the day, and about 700 persons in
GLIDING children and friends of the school, took part in
the festivities.
Yesterday John S. Littloied, Assistant Collector Of
Taxes in the Eastern District was brought before JUS
tce Smith for examination on the charge Of embezx-
ling the funds of the city amounting TO g. 900 and up
ward Counsel for defendant moved for his discharge
on the ground that there charge in the affidavit
that the money belonged to any person. The notion
was denied, and the examination was adjourned ."
another day.
ExBHzzL ENEST james Riley was arrested IN
Motf-st n. Y, yesterday by officer Bagley OF tho
5th Police District warrant issued on the aihia-
Wit of n. n. Davis, srsaparilla manufacturer IN
Second st.. who charges the accused with approoriat-
ing e47 in money and sundfy bottles to has own use
willie in bis employ since the 18th Of juno last. he
was held to answer.
PAssISo CoUSTERFEIT MosEY.--A girl named
Mary Ann Burke was arrested by Assistant Capt.
Hunt Of the Fifth District Police the complaint Of
Mrs Coyne, who charges her with passing counter
felt 8 bill on her for goods and receiving 81 50 in
current money in change. The accused ~as locked
up 20 answer.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY,, July lO.-Ald. Isaac o. BARKER in the
chair, and quorum present
ren''ons hJerFed-Of merchants and Others doing
business in Dey-st. and Broadway. 10 have farmers
and ohers prevented from thrO wing garbage &c, in
ofeenvich-st. OF several, for correc ion of tax
h,porfs Adopted-To I'LL sunken lots between 4sth
1a0 sah-ss, 43d and 44ihsis., 7thav and Broadway
10 10 nag sidewalks Of MOntgomeryst., between East
oiosowsy and Msdison-st. To flag, curb, aud gutter
PCfuon Of Houston-si. To build sewer in Walker
~ non Courlandt-sley TO Elm-st To build sewer
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ADVERTISEMENT
Fri OF MEASIyG-The netics

RRlEF nut Full OF MEANINI.-Ihe nVtIce
Of CHAs HEARD Co.. No sol Grand in reference TO their
uppareied Rich Dress Goods Of GOssamer Ia
bes Baeges and Tissues Of the choicest patterns at and s
per yad Paris Printed Jaoonets aud Lawns Cd and 81
ysrd Barge de- LANES chns coors and OF the most de-
rsbe 3D. and a. per yard The above few words speak
harg
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RTSnTOSs CREAM SYRtPs AND PURE SODA
W,IFRpvard Of ~ COO persons have refreshed themselves
Al RusHroNs Soda Fountains the last few day. Tho
Syrups made from fresh Cream aud are the most
cooling ard delightful drink pr0ducedmore refreshing
even thsn Ice Cream In hot weather Call and try IT, corner
and Broadway, and No 10 Astor House cer Barclay 81
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FIRES.
FIRR IN BRoOKIYN.

About o'clock last evening stable filed with hay
situated near the Long Island Railroad Depot at Bed
ford discovered to be fire. 1t blazed.up rap
oly and made q brilliant light. Several horses were
got out unframed. The building with contents, was
consumed. Dsnage about $500. onprocsedng TO the
fire, member Of Engine Company Nc. got jammed
between the machine and one of tie Fulton-av. cars
and was seriously injured. The engine also some
what damaged.
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About II o'clock on the evening of the 9Th the quiet
vicinity Of ROcklaEd Lake disturbed by fire in
the rear Of the building occupied by j. Hazard &
standing the strong eOris put forth by those present
TO exiinguish the hames the building and all its con-
tents we're wholly destroyed. The wind blew strong
from the west which placed n youp OF buildings be-
longing to the Knickerbocker Ice Company in consid
cradle danger but happily the sparks prevented
fiom taking effect The fire appears to have origin
ated inside but the exact cause is not fully known.
The stock estimated at about ~ 400 and insured
for 81 Co., The building belonged to Mr. Christie and
vVaa al
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Mary Snowden, colored, living in Mott-st, was ar
rested yesterday for stabbing her husband, whom she
suspected OF being too partial to another lady OF slp
liar complexion with herself. She was locked up for
examination. Her loving spouse lies dangerously IN
iured
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Advertisement.

and H. f. NICHOLS appear at this neat and comfort. Die
Thsaer night the beautiful play Of The Stranger The
drama Of Good and Evil" will also be repeated
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DBowSED.--A man supposed 10 be a hand em-
ployed on board of Virginia schooner was drowned
al the Cunard docks in Jersey City en- Monday even
ing BY accidentally falling into the dock Search has
been made for the body without ssccsss.
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The Doc LAw.--Mayor Manners has issued inc
usual proclamation against unnuzzled ana colsseS'
docs in Jersey City-whether domestic o. imported.
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THE TURF.

UYIos CorRsE. L. I.-TRorTisG- Tuesday jar
10, ls55.-Match 500, mile heats, best in s. in bar
ness
II Wootrrf named z Z -...-.... Received forfeit
W. "helan named --........PAd forfeit
UsIos C0URsI, l.. I.-TRoTTISG-Pr.dGy, July
1s55.-Maich 8, COO, two mile heats, to wagons:
Y. Woodruff ed B. N Flor. Tempie..........
w. "helsn named .. u. S0utss -................
Tire Flrs, heal second h.st.
VS. u-e :.........'........' SsSS- -
gone ui4e.-..-....-....... &;S. <s
Great ti1fting, and the best time ever made on any
course 10 wagons two mile hesis. Flora tie race
nj two strsNsht hea., performing the first 10 5:OT.
This ends without a parallel The roads were
crow ded, and here from 90 to 1000 spectators
present. IteIr we're great many reports flying
around for week two about FLORA being ba 4
bresker. This made the betting in favor Of Sontag at
500 20 $50. first t.at. Sonsag won the pole. After
Two or lire scorin-s the wort was given, oud they
dashed of at Tremendous gai;, both brrakng son,sg
led 70 The quGrterpCe in 10 seconds. OWN the back
stretch they won't a; -lashng GAIT Fior- gaining at
ever stride. carrying Sontag of her legs. There was
great excitement al over the trnek. She irotied
very finely and won the rnce easily The mare was TO
have been driven by w. Pebody, but ii. Woodruff
drove, which Is wrong, more sxilful driver than
". Pebedy Il not on the .urf.
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DISPLAY or FIREwoRKs = e. I, !. naso
eerjr ., Van Worst squire in jersey City, on 40
The Sea,ter having prevented the public from
S,,od;.e the exhibition the evening Of the Fourth
"a ,unerously a. usual
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RooT takes real life size Photographs on canvas.
RoOr's Photographs Of all sizes unsurpsssed
RoOr's Gallery IL easy Of access
RooT il At No. sos Broadway corner Of Frsnkin-st.
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were. es is alleged, cartcd BY him from the sidewalk
in mont Of the store OF Griffin, 0rdt, Hessenberg
Co.. No. lis Broadway, and taken 20 Pier No. is
North River, and thence by another eirnan whom he
! employed b. bis residence, No. Cariyle-t Com
plant was made by one Of the firm at the Chiefs
Office that u cases Of silk were stolen and Police-
man Mcpherson, after . long search, succeeded in
tracing them TO The house Of the accused, when they
were recovered. Mn. Divine was committed for ex-
animation. Her husband cOud not be found
The Magoalen Asylum entered on the Msycr's book
a complaint hat Mr.. Rogers, who keeps q pvrter-
house adjoining allows his guests 10 tie their horses to
the Asylum fenc., and has injured IL 50 much thas
way that ON Friday evening four Of the inmates
escaped. IL is also complained that he allows his
visitors to climb trees overlooking tn, Asyumgrouns
70 the utter destruction OF the discipline Of tire Ins
tstion.
TIE PeekskN RcpsJhcsn gives tie following 40
count Of the accident to the Nelson's heretofore noticed
IN our psper:
I've regret 20 chronicle an sccident which occurred
Yesterday morning 20 the Hon, William Nelson of this
village. lie oat riding accompanied by hls wife
and her mother, the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Mrs Geo. r.
Mellon ard child and Master Lc,nard De klyn. and
when returning through Divisios-st., above Marde-
vilies Hotel the lines became entasged in some man
Der. Mr Wilson got cat Of the oHrrisge to unlooss
ihem but accidentally stumbled, ans the horses be-
coming frightened started on full run. Mr. Nelson.
still continued TO have seme control over them, and
when opposite the Pos'-c&ee made an unsuccessful
attempt TO avoid a wagon rhich was standing acroe
the street. in consequence Of which his wagon was
upset, throwing the occupants on the bank corner.
Mr. Nelson received severe fracture OF the seft arm
near the shoulder and severely bruised about hls
face. Mrs. Hartman mother TO Mrs. Nelson also
ceived various severe bruises the others were out
slightly Injured. Master he hyn jumped from the
wsgou when opposite Hswani-s'. IN safety. We take
pleasure in announcing that serious results are a-
pretended TO any Of the parties injured
Adolf bus Lispenass, residing ~ No. los Lispenari-
st. n clerk in fancy dry-goods store, was detected
early Yesterday morning in the of Mr. X. ID.
Sanxav az Lovejoys Ho'e which Ae had entered tor
the purpose of theft II appears that roommate OF
Mr. Sanxay left at early hour, and the accused
seeing him leave the room sud suppossng no one ess
to be there entered and helped himself TO watch
and psrse containing $50 belonging to Mr.. ;. He
was in the act of leaving the room when Mr. spreng
out of he'd, gave the alarm, and he WA arrested and
taken before Justice Connolly who cotnlsited him Ter
trial.
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The Baltimore folks, ii would seem, begin to feel the
want Of good water. On the 18th of July depu's-
ton from the Common Council Of that city paid q
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Mr.. Andersen, the English trsgedian, leaves by the
Baltic to-day for England. lie returns in the Fall
and after playing in the Atlantic and Western cities
proceeds 10 California.
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ys.,e,ssy morning Mrs. Catherine Divine Was
arrested charged with being an accovpce with her
br.bspd in the robbing Of 900 woh Of siks. which