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IN pursuance ofIaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, Predsnt Of u
public sales win be held Al land ofes in s
s ass a ~ A 9r MARIE on Mon
day me oureen day Of July neat for he disposal q The pOc
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, viz:
NORTH sg the base line and Wsat Of e prnepai Hstaan
Tue ISLANDS siH township tortseyeH Of
sections twenty eight township fOrysshL Of
range ave and in section thirty three township ior range
Township srg.nine, OfTsngs ten: .,.ov =, ,.,....
Townships orsthree foraI fortsseVen' and ioryssh
Township ior three forty six and of twenty
three.
Townships fony and ofy- hve, twenysir
Townships forty eight forty nine, ofranss thirty
Townships fo.nins. my, and one range
townships forty Ave. my and zone, range ,hi-sr
Township 6fty, of range thirty seven
The vacant unapopaed lands IN sections twenty nv twenty
A The land ONCE al DUNCAN commencing MONDAY, The
viz .a. ..H H"
North Of iAs base Lac Of the principal meidian
Township thiri y-seven, of range twenty seven.
Townships and thirty i've Of range twenty
Townships thirty four and thifyhve Of range twenty-nne
North Of s base line and east Of the principal sridian.
tons twenty -four and twenty Ave, township ryfour, Of
thirty range eight in sections nineteen thirty, township
,h four the sane range in section Twelve township twenty
ship hiry-Iso range seaton hires, township
I'D twenty
thirty four township thryone, OF the same range.
law the Schools military
together "swamp and anda
thereby unfit for cultivation" granted 10 the State
the act entitled Gan act enable the State OF Arkansas and other
reclaim lands within their limits
September %, 1885, toiu BE- ereluded me sales.
The offering the above lands will be commenced the
appointed and viii in the order in which they
ssd with all convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
closed but sale shall be
longer weeks and OF the
be admitted until after The expiration Of the Two weeks
under hand the Washington this hh day
April, Domini thousand eight hundred and dny
BY the President; FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS A. HENDRICKS, #&..
O General Land Onice
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mo. seal
Notice

Of he removal Of the land office from Lebanon Centre
in the STATE Of alabama.
accordance with the provisions Congress entitled
IAN authorizing changes in the location Offices
March 1885, hereby declared
the land office for The sale Of public lands
OF ALBANIA, will be removed the n
State, from and AFTER the thirtyh day of July
Given under hand OF Washington,
June, A. D. 1856.
By order Of the President;
L@..'. THOS, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
June le-law6w Intel. astarl
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Completion of Panama Railroad

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
r. United stucs mail steamships Iuave New
1%& for AspinwaI the 5th and 10Th of each month,
S04kK connecting with mail from Panama San
Francisco.
These steamships
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad "a miles long, from
70 ocean, and crossed in hours The OF
checked In New York through Francisco
embarked Panama
The paid In New York all trip.
Reserve kept in New York Panama, and
San FTancsco detention In accident that
the route IL endrely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day arrive Aspn-
wall.
Conductors go through by steamer charge Of
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the In
West street, New York, to l. W. RAYMOND.
MayB-du
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Nprrfsstsa.

Spectscies.
GOLD silver hne steel and plated specces glasses se Of
all focuses with perfocs perscopc and paraboa glasses
long experience gives peculiar
adapted 10 the eyes Of wearep
NJ. w, GAIT 4 BRO,
GA Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
Ian
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right sf empon any of the
lands within townships aud of townships
ted required establish The 10 the satisfaction regis
of the land Office and
practicable after seeing A aoses and before
pointed the public sale of the
bracng claimed Otherwise claim will be
. THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
ApriI B-laWl3w fintel. and Slarl
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rnorosnD pArus OF slrlrss.
ProU Nstp T.xl

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHTPLEY, CO.,
.... ....... Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Il CO.,
n Austin Friars London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris,
The OF gold svsr
bullion specie jewey precious stones, METALS
adnE signed therefor and the value
lay IL
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street Bossou ny
Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, and elegantly possessing
nthe modern improvements and
on eth travelling public. =
Dec Idly
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NEW YORK, BREpsEN AND SOUTH
<E1&@TS AMPTON UNIT I'D STA I'zs MAIL BTEAMERs-
SX&4 ~ The ships comprising this line WASHING
- TON, Capt L. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt I'd
Thsse stop Al Southampton both going and returning
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mo. 1851
Notice

Of pikdrdrdl Of lands in Florida and alabama.
IN pursuance of entitled An granting
In sections, the Of FLORIDA Alabama
aid in OF certain railroads in said States"
nth 1856 all the lying within een miles
each aide Of following railroads and branch named in said
wits Johns Jacksonville Of rs
Gambia Pensacola Amelia island
the waters OF Tampa bay with branch Ceder Key, the
Gulf OF Mexico except the Tampa portion south Of Its
uon with the Cedr Key branch and from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery Alabamahavs, this ONCE,
suspended from sale and location until further orders
Given hand the General Land Once, city Of
Washington, this twenty -third day Of May, 1885.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 2s-law6w fstar a Intei1 Commissoner
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following:
ihe huaAtc Capt. Oliver Edrdge
Capt. Jos. Comstock
Capt James West
L. These ships having been built by contract er,
pressiy for government service, been
S1nr31 taken In their construction, engines
TO insure strength and speed their accoamo.
danen for passengers unequaed elegance a
rice OF passage from New York
guineas. WV WV '-' - ~ ~
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No befhs can be secured until paid
The ships of this line have bp bs.d and
70 avoid danger from ice will north OF a deg
until amer The LIST Of August ~ " = 'es'
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800 90 saved li't do DO :,
' SO DO 90 DO s ss'si
.s# CLASS No. g.
Dry Goods
s sssss s ss,:'sa ~ si 'sis
'S 80 90 90 t sissy s .i's DO DO
,ss 80 cotton :Aa"is
60 DO sswoollen do
900 pounds linen thread
90 pieces rsands '
20 pieces silk handkerchis6s
% 900 yards calico
s ,sSSS DO 30 b sss', aass calico
a,sSs q Geo Georgia sn.s stripes
' 9,sSS Do Do s ssa ass,ns
5000 do saiinats
1893 1853 DO DO S Ha,s ,a. .sr,,ns
1900 90 domestic snirns, unDsaehsd
i Is,SSS % 90 checks q stripes, and plaid.
1850 ysrdSdannss, assorted
500 pouna.s cotton thread
800 pounds best chinese vermlliOn
$500 do Ameresn do
s isSs DO DO s ss',sn s %s.s '"n'' No. 80
$500 flannel shirts
pound. beads. white e.. and ,, black assorted
Ready-m Clothing.
$50 blue cloth froet coats
$50 do pantaloons.
$50 blaze and mixed satne, coats
Sc IS % % Do % Do DO e ses':
Har4s.,s AVID agricultural all Implement. and .s.s.
1000 pounds brass kettles
1900 tin kettles
$50 9s.,. isgs n".,s d, d. in nest
80 do 6quar do
IS, $50 =, 20 as su, DO DO
80 a, hu,chsr t,;y..
400 do sclping do
ieo gross gun worms
rs do h.h hooks, assorted
3oo dozen do lines do
70 dozen so.I:s tooth comb.
i iso DO DO s nass1'H COMBS
~ 40 40 ou.n seyms'
5 do grain do
g DO .d.es .
50 do wedding hoes
100 do trace chains
iso o log chains .,o.u,,ot.,.,,
aso suss in equal proportions Of IN, and Winch
8 e eios. cut saws. fee, i. length
o ~ !, 90 ,a 90 ws % 40
DO eros. cut saw files
oss s ,, 90 wood .oss y rss ss,...
Dso quarter % -. . ehsss ~ !, a~ 2~'e
y, 10 sassn .sase I.' JOCK
- DO span1
400 camp ken,es
SsG shoft- hahaso lying pans
80 20 dosen e 1ssa s,, .po .noo,.
200 do un cup.
70 DO scyihe snap. ,,,.-.,
lie do haifMes 10 weigh ~ pounds
90 haichss, 70 Wssh - pound
$50 40 1inr mirror,
900 do are p,.eis,
oLASs NO.
NortApert Guns.
aoo no,,h,., anna Ain, ,o,.
''saS ""'' AZ s Az na,ens.ion ,ooL
sIx mods 10 be furnished AZ Boston New York
sInc.s Pi.burs CncinnafI Al Louis Detro a. 1e.so a
nav he scsed In the bids and e deliveries thereof
ma, ~ q, the list day OF April merit or AT such time
the s57 AZ NAV b, ordered by The Com
nj s.,oner of Inalan A,.airs. -
Ts rish will be resyed require greater or less quantity
ia. any other on The sans rls hui
-, ,nsy 49, aesdsd ,t Inc low ast ma "a prIees
Goods manufacture o. ihe required and quail
yw be prefsned but most OF INA samples OF blankets and
cloths foreign bnes viii be necessary in proposing domes
article Of sample
% - 800 $500 ~ s, s - ,i,ss ~ sYphii, - -
a.. ~ ,hs ainS - n,a,y \. nto5wss "a n,nh "a ~. a
me ,,. ~ ,ct M n, . :. ~ ,si 81
W ~ s"sa " '"' ~ e"p"'"ae 'ei"ceap'
- -, p y. n..,.h.s -, l. Ill -, -.
n, sn,ar ,.i,n % ssnnlcs ~hch ,, N. ser :, M. aea
s,th ..r,ns ~ resr.n .a.,ro IA .an. ~ go 4, ~.
and They viii be sdy inspected and
the samples appointed
unequal thereto particular win be rejected
the w be bound furnish
gaired Kind quality within days or that be not done
sy will be purchased At his expense Payment viii be made m
De goods received invoice. thereof certified BY the agent
sene. WIN se sssasa " m amount o shs sa ior me hi'hs
ho,aney ~ United judge district aor
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WfTapd Wisdom OF the Rev. sydney smith, by Duye-
w kinck. 81 as
The Life and Travels o. Herodous Century
Christ imaginary biography founded fact, by Tai
boy Wheeler, Y. r. q. n. vols. 81.
The Huguenot Erlesi historical novel rs cents
Mechanics Tables, containing
eles and sides Of equal squares,
hoops, cutting Of boiler plates, &c. sc by Charles H. Has
well, marine engineer. 50
Introduction 20 the stndy Of Art by NJ. A. Dwight ST.
Life Sketches from Copmon Paths series fkmercau
by Mrs, Julia u, Dumont. 81.
The Rise and Progress % the Eng.h Constitution by g.
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition. c1.
osderon his life and genius, with specimens his plays by
n, q. Trench n. D. rs
just published, and for sale at TAYLOR n MAURYts
June 10 Bookstore, near sh II.
THE Letters OF Madame de sevigrs 20 her Daughter
and Friends edited Ny Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. as
The Letters o. Lady Mary Worley nonagu edited BY M sR
rah j. Hale . vol. Or IS,
Maya FRANCK TAYLOR,
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L.. J. Middleton,

Feb 27--d6rnif w
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proposals for Indian Goods.

bAfAhtAAn " IAA lhf4hoAl
.a. Once Indian AiaiTs,
september 70, 1856
ALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Indian Goods
WILDE received 0se Of Indian Affairs, Washington city
mo O'Clock, Friday, the 5lst day Of October next
furnishing goods Tor the Indian Department for funng treaty
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5000 paifSS point white maeknac banket W " W -
inches, and weigh pounds
white Mackinac blankets 10 measure o. by
II 90 inches, and weigh pounds
800 2poat white Macknae blankets AZ BY 80
inches, and weigh54 pounds
pairs IN point Macknac blankets, by
50 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
white Macknae blankets 81 NY 10
inches, and weigh ~ pounds
5poins scarlet Macknsc blankets 90 BY
72 inches, and weigh pounds
500 pairs point scarlet Mscknac blankets by
h % inches and weigh pounds
100 ~ Msckinac blankets TO 90 by
"a inches, aad weigh 10 pounds
200 pairs MAcknae blankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
zoo pairs TX point Macknae blankets 81 by
&c inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs Ok point Indigo blue Macknac Blankets measure
90 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 3k point Genlinea blue Macknac blankets
66 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
point Gentnea Mackinac
90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
~ point Gentnela blue Maeknac blankets
sure 54 by % inches, and weigh pounds
Glass M a
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TIE BREAD QUESTION.
FERnENTED FOOD.

To ne Editor Of The n. y. TSibaHe;
SIR: Fermentation enargcs the loaf, improves the
appearance and TASTE and helps to make sale of the
lrcad-thercby helping the baker, but producing in
tie consumer a diseased appetite, and relish for
hone but the smulant that created the disease.
Fermeptationis of two kinds. The first is called the
,iaOus OF alcoholic fermentation and this makes, it is
said the best bread. The second is called the actions
Or vinegar fermentation; this makes the bread sOur
and it is necessary then TO correct with akal worked
into the dough before baking.
The qreson is not merely OF the size Of the loaf
orof economy, your correspondents and the bakers
have contcndod-tlough both of them have admitted
that strong fermens" were introduced into bread
but the mode of the manufacture, the heatniness
was not considered; and in fact, was sup
posed to have right to object. We object then, to
the quality OF this bread, connected with ementa-
ton; the score, also, of economy, which includes,
IN these days, both health aud the means of civza-
ton Whether the people know il or nor, they onght
to have the worth of their money in quality well
quantity
See report Of Brooklyn c0mmtee some months
snce the effect of rmcted grains TO ID for qIad
upeds, and the benefit of cow-stab-s connected there
wrh.
The Nc-c- Yori Evangelist, u religious paper, last
week speaking Of mOnStroua oven for baking bread,
recently completed by Mr. Bcrdan OF Brooklyn, s9ys
"The apparatus is purely scientific ia construction,
with tspccia reference to the proservati N Of the
"Alcuhcnc gasscs aud other valuable properties
(Which are wholly lost during fermentation, in the
"o,dineIy process of beking-none "t these bong
allowed TO escape" HAT to the wise is sul lent.
PIIfLDM
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HoRRIRIE AFFAR.--A GENTLEMAN SCtLDED To
DEATH by HIS OwN SERvANTs.-lt was mentioned a
few DAYS sgo that Lewis b. Norwood, eaq inhuen-
tial and widely known merchant of Granville ln'y
n C.. had come to his death the nigh: of Tuesday
the DIST instant, in sudden and mysterious manner
The Petersburg Express has the following additional
particulars:
About his usual hour of retiring, o'clock his over
seer left him in his chamber. He then in his usual
health and condition, both of mind and body Some
two lous after his negroes reported to tue neghbors
that he had fallen in the fire and been harmed 10 death.
The ncighboIs Immediately assembled and found him
q corpse. Burns upon different parts of his person
were discovered but his hair not singed even, and
bis clothing without a scorch. Under these cir
cumtauces il was supposed that the burns must have
been scads from hot water. His two little daughters
wcr a,l.ep at the ii ne in the chamber but o. course
could tell nothing Of the sudden AMI mysterious man
ner in which they had been deprived of their protector
AN examination being instituted suspicion rested
upon his negroes and it is asceraned that he was
ully and shockingly murdered by two OF the slaves
From such facts rs have been enabled 70 gather II
seems that n negro belonging To him had for some
time absent, ID himself Mr. Norwood suspected that
two of his negroes were harboring the rsnsway and
e. prevent continuance of the practice had iJr sew
erai nights previous 70 his murder locked y the two
suspected in an out house on his premises. On the
fatal night however he was stunned by blow, aud
large pot of boiling water, which had been prepared
for the purpose poured through funnel down his
throat until life became extinct tie was then con.
scyCd to his chamber and the neighbors apprizea OF
the death as we stated above. We understand that
two Of his negroes have been arrested and now IN
Jail"
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Two WOMEN EATEN Fly WoLyES.-TIe DaDtries
canada PctoDer of Oct. II contains the following
account Of shocking event which occurred at the
township of Mornng'on, Canada:
'Our pen has seldom had to record more heart
rcpdiny circumstance than we are about TO relate.
Some len DAYS ago in the northery extremity ef the
township of Mornington, two females went out in the
evening in search of their cows and not returning Ia st
night search was made in the mornng, when, sad to
relate their skeletons were only TO be found their flesh
having been completely devoured by the wolves. We
are unable 10 record the particulars, the sad outlines
only having reached us. Our informant also states
that man in that locality has been missing for the last
len dsys No trace of him can be found whatever,
ard fears are entertained that he met the same Ia
recntablc fate as the unfortunate women
THE wolves were never before known to be so nu-
ne,ous or so raveIous they at this season in this
section of the country 1t is regarded unsafe - be
alone on the public HIGHWAYS after dark. Reports are
reaching us almost every week of some Of their raw
aces through the country. Almost everybody has
been visited by them, and mischief done TO greater
or less extent. $500 80,
farmer in North Essthope had thirty sheep killed
in one sisgle night by them. They drove them to the
barn.ysrd and killed them there. few nights pre-
vious they killed twelve belonging TO the .ame man.
Bears are also numerous and remarkably saacy.
A Mr. Bennett of MorningtOn was attacked short
time ago in his own field little after dark by an old
bear with three cubs. He fought her of u some OF
the neghbors to his relief. An immense one was
killed il Mornns;on few days ago.
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FIRES.

pursuit of hiu.

]
Yesterday morning about clock a i,- Dr1S- o1t
in the rear pant of the second story of bu dng NJ ~
Bowcry known IT, the German American tla... ana
before the fircluen could subdue the flames the cpper
stories with most of their contents were Destroyed
The fire extended oa carpenter shop n the rear occu.
pied BY James NJ Duf. The basemen. Of the iron.
building was occupied by O.to Sturm as lager.beer
saloon frst and second floors by Ernst Hanbold a. a
lager-beer saloon and concert room third floor by
Peter Kohlbeck dagueueOtyps'. Los of Mr.. DGf'
500; no insurance. Loss of Mr.. HanDod, S2,OOO
insured for 50 600 the Pacific Insurance Company.
Loss of Mr. Kohbeck 500, insured tcr $1,000 in the
Rutgers Insurance Company. Loss o: Otto Sturn
about SlC0 no insurance The buildings are owned
by John Ridley, and were damaged TO the amount OF
81 400 insured. The fire i supposed TO have been
the work of design man was seer 70 come out OF
the budn and lock the door s. orty before the fife
was discovered. The matter Hii be Investigated by
the Fire Marshal.
FIHE IL WEI I"EsIY-sIArH STREET.
On SUNDAY night about II 0 clock tre broke out "A
a stable in the rear OF No. 10 Yves; Tweuty-slxth
street Loss about 500. horse was bGrnt % death.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.


SUPEENE COURT-SPEcI,L rsss-NoN. S-BefoFs Judge
CLEESE
so DISSOLUTION or 1Hs TRANSIT COMPANY.
Hamilton Accessory Transit TO. sud others.
II ceIrci hc d,itd appears Ia me- that the de'ree
H. ac ct tnr ~ fato Government Of Nicaragua This 1, salts
'ct, established by 'he -,dence slsuced before the
's r'ers not Therefore have already intn tied.
"hs we" The o'vc' ,nd tH cnonis which opracd upoa
Mas promoted or by What injustice violated faith
"a ''9t'G arc carried into erect. The stands
nfr'tir. Sc Ted IS ID h'stor, 81 ac'.
Sq !, H. Fs 1s" 'rg' Per1qPiGI . and :S"" .,
Dis T upon The proof this tact without tskiug into
d'ra'io, tie general Interests IT tie sockhojers'
he cenrsn, b. deIc5 d yi ,bs, ryr of ii the
property Of the COMPANY be appointed That the dtnd,nis be
ordered 10 account &c snd 'hst che properly Il The Compsy
rra,cd for by the o~urr Of 90 sbses Of the co"pspy,be
owucTs ~ the aiming 7ooo ~ NN shares bring willing
tls ~ affairs and Government; should thc existing
couc'or-st all events the present This avn bound
upror from the fact that other shareholder has demanded
Uudculteiy creditor coming into OF justice and
proving his deb, entitled Judgment for the amount
law but does this absolute rsht extend
Sou etS ,J NOM pr OF or p'a dive.ted OF is
capacity the small proportion OF liz
property requiring that the maj segment OF It's sfas should NJ
okcn from the control OF the numerous OF n'sy tho
whole that should be vested this Court sud that the bust
should be wound up and ia existence terminated beyond
ul,nt purpose on the part II his s.socia,e
more probable that The Stockholders large much
more caTaNe than The Cogrt Of understanding what may
b. their interests in this emergency what their hope
OF restitution restoration In Nsngus and what may b. tho
best for submitting n e fate the arbitrary act which
has thus dpoled them of their rights shall be rcvocable
and rrenedahle DEGREES 81 foreign powers indeed usual
y recognized ON The principle OF international comfy bu
Only soni,ydePeudrg therefore upon the nature char
effect If the decree IL will not BE- extended BY
Cont Of Eqy to Sdced which deems nsiant violation
natural justice An American tribunal viii NOT lend n' ard
sfe,f seriously detrimental to extensive aud
yitaly Important interests of American czens The Court
sin py refuses H,rd ts aid wosd refuse 20 afford
aid forcing for ins the specific p-rio finance
unjust uurigteous agreement; but Will leave the
party other remedy IL he is entitled 60 any other Ia
MIA have no
be- by his vote Ia other mode by the rxer
cise OF sl IN proportion 10 the extent OF bis interest," IN
csuterng sid with his associates the
best for promoting their common good haze gwen
This subject siderable debsraton both since the trial and
since the application provisional relief beos the trial but
novel and In portent question might h.v.
erred will slow of proceedings the judgment which
render the defendants without security IN order To give
the plaintiff II he should be advised time 20 appeal TO tho
Genera Term.
Complaint dismissed with costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
A BOY DANGEROUSLY STABBED.
THE PERPETRATOR AT LARGE.

Two youngsters of VIGOROUSLY bad character knowa
Augustus Ray alias Curly and -- g Yellow, "
between whom there has been difficulty of long
standing, met in Pearl street, near Rose, on Sunday
night, and of course fight the consequence.
Before it over Ray stabbed in the back Of the
neck by pocket knife in the hands of his adversary
The blade of the weapon after being completely
buried in the flesh was broken of aud left sticking in
tie neck. Ray assisted TO drug store near by
and attended by Coroner Connery who happened to be
in that vicinity. By means Of pair of forceps the
knife blade extracted by the Coroner anu The
wound dressed, after which Ray removed 10 the
New-Yoik Hospital by Capt Ditchct' Of the Fourth
Ward Police. The victim lie. in dangerous situation
and lis injuries may prove fatal. Ray 10 now very
peDhcnt, promising TO cut loose from his vicious as'o
ciacs and to thoroughly reform If his lfr Is spared
yellow, after iuiicting the Injuries ~ state l. mad"
lis escape and is still at !ars Several ot""rs a. n
pursuit of him.