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NEW YORK. AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AZ
IN Fort Hamilton each way.-fhe steamer NURWAik,
Capt T. Rooman will leave follows. sundays inc uded
Iesvrg foot Of Amos street at aa A. NJ. t2 and 81 ~
Leaving Spring at o. A. w. and 81 r. NJ; pier
North river no A. " tahd4P NJ coney Island, last trip
atG, NJ Fare Coney Island, Fort Hamilton aud back
York twenty-five cents for which return ticket viii
be given. No hall price for children -
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A sTn0foGT.-NRs FIErRY, FROM PARIS r. TIL
~ most cecha person q Tie rresest age 10 telling Z
past and future events of e true aud certain.
arswsrs questions business, marriage, absent fie
journeya. &c by magnetism Once 20 Broome street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS
Ocean House, Silver Point, and Ocean fort-rhc lgh
draU gh steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Capt. John Dor
den viii leave from foo q jag street North river for as
above. August II, at 18th at AZ L. NJ 2ht q. III
returning eafly The morning.
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FURNITURE.

A SICK NAV WANTS 10 PURCHASE \ SECOND
~ had pTottNrr thaf fair price viii Re RI Adiress
- 49, ue'Ne ASe ianns whess N "a NAl .T.,a
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

SATURDAY, Aug. lo-6 Pm
AsTs.-Sales Of so obls. pots we're made at S. so,
With small lots bbls pearls at 81 TO- Tine statement of
ashes in the inspection warehouse August Is 1885,
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY AUGUST 10, 1863.


BARGAINS liz PEG sow sSSFs sA A. STORE
1900 yards beautiful patterns fine white briantes Isl
ed ssSe n ses 70 e
these goods are extraordinarily hne.
sss Ssa very pretty
De bege and linens for travelling dresses al Is.
Houghs patent skirts at 5s 6s and Is
pre,,y Ssso soops Of srn,ed cashmere anne
ceases excellent Whitney and Bath blankets
SarseilIss quilts. Gom 81 50 TO $3.50.
Inon Valley shirtings the hes, ever :. made ais
Linen NAPKINS ana cloths diapers &C. very low
arrangements procuring goods enables US
sell them low in no instance higher a, retail than the
sSeas are ssS saa q
F.w. w: n GIf.I.EY. I2a BOwery.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE ALL TRADE,
~ RETAIL.
U Ok Of TnI T
to accommodate the numerous visers about leaving the city
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
oAKs S s.s1E ASP T 7, das., :,
fsronTSa AND &1s1TAc1usss '
uoAxs MATTHIAS, rALMAs, ETC.
complete assortment O goods the above line intended
THE sYIp afT STs "a
and other Cities also Of large buyers from every section Of Tie
This comprises infinite variety elegant novelties
cloth velvet MORE antique and all prevailing fabrics we
styles 3c which he offers the most liberal terms and q
Cambria and mourning collars from auction.
sOa very cheap. Also 500 dozen 4' :. "-'- =. :
Ara lawn handkerchief, from i. q e 4 each
TUsT RECEIVED PER ARAao-A SPLENDID AS
81 the richest French enbroiderie
sets TO which respectfully call the attention Of The ladies'
NEASrnLAs AND oLoAxs.-THE suBscR1BHR n
M ready exhibit his fall stock OF those goods,
bracns large assortment Of novelties IN various nAAsAs
"'''1 Nils 8 snS 81 cssaSsr s :s-ese % ...
MAsrEAUx DE VOYAGE.
' GEO A. HEARN,
AS Broadway.
N sf 4 sssP S S5SEf TkS SEs ESs5
I'm the 2s.h Of August, !. ,r.. -
% ss sa Ip. q ass
L At STEWARDS CO., viii open, on Monday, August is,
PIAIs, sTRrrEp AND nIcn PLAID porlIss.
Broadway. Chambers and Reade streets.
pAEIs cLoAKs AND MANTIILAs
WHOLESALE.
A. I. STEWART 4 co,
Broadway. Chambers and Reade streets.
CHArEp NAPOLEON NECK rIEs-soo DOZEN OF
3 S y
ITO WHOLESALE BUYERS,
The subscriber prepared 10 show full stock Of
MATTHIAS,
In every new style for o" he t sii trade,
To which he would especially invite the early attenoa Of
''00s'' ana buyers from u aRE ab rs SGIPfs
Mandatory No &C g II Franklin siSins street
N,o COUNTRY JoBBERs AND MERCHANTs-Bao
DIE styles fail and winter cloals tamss &c, &c now
ready n al n. asrfi q can street r., and -
now published.
TRAVELLING MANTLEs. TRAVELLING MAErLEs
L In linen, tweed, mohah
N ' By BEEKHAS 4 COMPANY.
AS Broadway
WHITE SWISS MUSLIN BAsoUEs
BEEKMAN CoMPANY 4s Broadway.
ofdOs,ed and embroidered Suisse bssquss,
Which viii be sold low.
WEIsKER BROTHERS,
9. and &C John street, M stairs.
have Just received their new fall goods, especially
French flowers and feathers.
Ribbons and Silks "a.
MILLINERY. &C.
FALL ,ar,cI ls; ,'oxr,. TRADE
rARis rr.rhEns
coLoRrp STRAW GOODS.
Just received by HOMER 4 KETcHuM,
Nos O. and s6 John street,
Corner OF William, N. Y
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ANTHOLOGY.


/, sTnofoGY.-NRs FfKrRY. FROM PARIS. II Tnr
pa, present and or fe cersn
answers quesons business, marliaFe absent fie
A wownER-rIIE cfPsY Girl. THE ONLY TRUF
N pamisf America, be consulted Al evenfs u
The ,iipwy h. also ca hsnd rret which viii enable ladies'
and gtnemoa ~ o5ta3 lie aaeciols q The of2osss
charge eHira.
fyL,rRvoYA1CE-MRs SEYMOUR NO. no SPRING
ssress few teprs az Broadway most celebrated
discovered and cured curabie The fate aud Whereabouts
absent friend. made Known anerrng zvoe on business 40
I INuY CLIFTON. WILL or rTrE uFcEIPr or 2,
Taci vi their handwriting; receipt 80 gaining H.
aaestDrs RI he uppoie seN Aaaress Wih return postage
Int y UNION. broaaMal rcs- e,nse-
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO DIT TIP MOST WON
i derfui aSiroczs the world hat has ever becr
snoNn thc scvcnih daughter OF tho scvenh dnnrhs
wio was also great sstrooss lhaye nlnral git
ousanas during my travels in Europe. VIA te whs,her
ron married. or single ard bow many nes arc he
I,are sasand and vii capse you 70 especd rnarrd and
you wn enjoy toe greatest happiness 81 matrimonial bliss aud
res 4 a.en friends and relations and VIII I'll 20 rue Al
the concerns q lie that cannot hlp being agonshed
sIsnee uertemen arc admitted. 40 &c rooae stree,
between Cannon ard Columbus
xsApANg BALDWIN CAN BE CONSULTED ,ror-T
M lowe MA rage and absent friends. She tolls IN IN
eveIts Il he ntcfpre;s dreams cons4its law maers
eetisncn ~ cents she causes speedy marriages charge
eUfs,
rfADNwr MAR TEE PIIr ESoI,oGIsr IA SEVENTH
M daughter se el your exact character and age vhshc1
% ss % soa sS .n wSom y gs s
shes al Who vista Once iO1 wea Broadway. -
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CARAToGA, MONTREAL. LEBANON STRINGS AN
TIE WEST.
Trw Yoax HARIgs RAnRoAp.
Fare reduced-To Albany. 81 %. sAraiosa, s26a
EXPRESSES.

NrEw tEIFASs EXPRESS THE ADAMS EXPIRES
~ Company. e Broadway. WI despatch their nsd er
re ~ lie s'earushr kMPfnE CITY on Monday Aug
freifhfrteersd mil 10 A. W. day q sailing. JOHN ffOFY
IRE ght Sup't a r. Co. NY
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.

MUSICAL AND DANCING.
sUrERB Full. OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
N forte fer saleElegsny finished with round corners
has no blemish about q eeaalial sweet toned dasona
ss % sn s. no s ssa
and viii e sco less Than coal price two months ago Cal
S1S r's fSst sS' '%'ssP '' @
GRAND BaLr4--MR PERAcmo BEGs TO fgFoaM
~ hs friends and DE public that he vi give his Last grand
day August 90 stratus luii efficient police viii
aaeha.
JUVENILE TALEST.-pARESTs HAVING CHILDREN
md % Ss a dsyto s 'S aa abSs ef Sf eT sy
,ues y ts Aas ga n ~ Ergsd"ay all
pIAYororTE FOR sALE-Ar DECIDED B,RGAIS.
L dcserplon VI. in scale IS octave made rich rose
wool round e,rnes earyea and seq opel isoa, nasss;.
s ssrs s 5 R w1sR % be w SS a.
AM ea T ,a APgs 4 5sdssce &c
time II Ct cght 4. ~, TN thursday.
-
MIsCELLAsEOUs.
All PERSONS MAZE or fExALE. wHowfSH TO
N become ind pendent can learn business l,d certainly
pays from s,o = per 'S 4 s1y gns en- respocs
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS ExcLusrvELy-BRUsH
~ combs soap extracts po'nstes Instruments Paris per
nery and toilet articles and every article sold ~ druggists
except arugs imrgrsd and iod Wholesale b. RCFUsK.
4 WILL TENrlI ANY ONE HOW TO MAKE $40 PER
day, " working Tor ono hour out 81 the twenty four
halt easy business suieb. alike lor bc delicate female iad
e , nary W. esrtai ' T,.nss saIS@ss ensSs,n@ ~ y,
James r. Farmer New York Post ooe, The advertiser viii
not te responsele ior any letters %, registercd
Irsr mPoRTEp-RoYkL BEDFORD sAucE, rue
81 richest codmcn for the liable produced pure
ss N Se Por sse ~ CT MMikGs DIXON vine All se.
merchants ~ Beayer street
NgrLrASos NEW WORK. CONTAINING VALUABLE
WI Information Tor The msfried and thsc contemplating
marriage viii BE sen, any address, he receipt
''e' So 10 NIiiANo, q Nassau strict, New YORK
NOTICE WE ARE PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE TIE
IN sale of businesses formation % parnef hip and trans
SC al business ccnnec'sd YIN sensTsi agsnny
opposlte 50 Nicholas Hg,eL
ANEW yERuFJGE = WHITES WORM LozFNGFs
~ guaantSdo afford immediate relief all afflicted
and beng iuoicnsvc the readilv
taken y edre +, fes s'e BY s UNDERSIGNED AZ be Prn
pal oNce 90 ~ NNsa suce Wheic al oruers should be
~ 49, 3. 4. WHITE, G. Nassau street.
| HowcAsTs-scIIMDT BROTHERS. uAsuFAc
- tory aud wareroons No North William street n.ar
ohio 1 70 assortment constantly on hand old showeises
! taken II eSchangc. Orders promptly exceucd
s,TAwwEnrNc &C., CURED ny On. BENNETT tv
gn one 20 NY gsE s n g1ou PAN y sufssa o2cr
read and iak right OF without The least impeachment lie
w., rfr aS oniv Perso9s Al assnee ce Gun N.Y.
letter Address IT. Bennett, box 70 ros Office Kingson I'll
sicr eourey, ~ -.
u,o COLLIDE ,rEEs.-,Jusr RECgvEp EfGHT c.s1s
! il ofthe ancs, German brine ~ SUMMERS BROrHFPS
No. Thompson street near Canal N Y.
| mo NePcu NNrs. cI.ERKs 1r.-THE 'TEDERsTg Urn
hs sN ops.Sa a, - i,, fTc ,e 9cEssyonng
CURED and bushes e witch icy lave been brogg ~ viii
recommending auy employer This l. tie only re
rls,ry o. tic KIND 10 New YORK an viii be found desirable
~ M "A ssrvsn,s inels sncc Offices ~ many
! Ev.ItpS / le.. ~ I.,aiEa!, W s.,-s
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TUESDAY NOVEMBER Is. 1S56.----~~
CHECKED PERsPIRATroN.

There are two kinds of perspiration, sen
sibLe and inSensible. When we see drops
of water on the surface of the body as the
result of exercise, or subsistence of fever,
that is sensible persptration, persPiration
recognized by the sense of sight. But
when perspiration is 50 gentle that it can
not be detected in the shape of waterdrops,
known to us only by certain softness of
the skin, that is insensibte perspiration, and
is so gentle that it may be checked to Il
very considerable extent without special
injury. But to use popular language which
cannot be mistaken, when a man is sweat
ing freely, and it is suddenly checked, and
the sweat is not brought out again in a
very few moments, sudden and painful
sickness is very certain result.
What, then, checks perspiration A
draft of air while we are at rest, after exer-
else, or getting the clothing wet and re-
naming at rest while it is so. Getting out
of warm bed and going to an open win
dow or door, has been the death Of multi
tudcs.
y lady heard the cry of fire at midnight;
it was bitter cold; it was so near, the flames
Illuminated her chamber. She left her bed,
hoisted the window the cold chilled her
in a moment. From that hour until her
death, a quarter of century later, she never
saw well day.
A young lady went to her window in her
night clothes to look at something in the
street, leaning her unprotected arms on
the stone window-sill, which was damp and
cold. She became ali invalid, and will re-
main so for life.
Sir Thomas Colby being in a profuso
sweat one night, happened to remember
that he had left the key of his wine sellar
on the parlor table, and fearing his servants
might improve the inadvertence and drink
some Of his wine, he left his bed, walked
down stairs the sweating process was
checked, from which he died in few days,
leaving six millions of dollars in English
funds. His illness was so brief and violent
that he had no opportunity to make his
will, and his immense property was divided
among five or six day laborers who were
his nearest relatives.
The great practical lesson which we wish
to impress upon the mind of the reader is
this: When you are perspiring freely,
keep IN motion until you get to a good fire,
or some place where you are perfectly
sheltered from any draft of air whatever.
Journal Of Health.
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Cash prices Of Belts per running foot:
LEATHER BETTING.

The public may depend Oh getting the best
article that can lie had they will run straight,
hold their width, and run fat to the pulley.
These bants are made Of the best oak tanned
leather, and the solid pert only used. These
joints put together with waterproof
cement, which allows them to be useG In
damp places, without any effect upon the
Joints. The best of copper rivets used. An
assortment generally on hand, and all kinds
made TO order.
Also, MACHINE BELT CLASP, for
connecting Belts or Bands together, to run on
Machinery
This Clasp is made of plates of metal
fluted uut o.. the inside ma king teeth sharp
cnounhto press into the Belt and hold 1t,
without cutting into and impairing its strength,
asis the case with making holes to lace
through or otherwise. 1t is, when applied to
the Belt, confined together by means OF
screws, (nade for the purpose,l 50 as 10 hold
on to every particle of the Belt. thereby
retaining its whole strength. An assortment
always hand.
Also, Superior CELEATHER on hand,
and COPPER RIVETS, with Burrs.
Sole and Upper Leather oievery description
constantly on hand, at low prices.
~ ash paid for Green or Dry Hides, or
taken in exchange for Boots and Shoes, at
Cash prices. booNS W.
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WESTERN DE MOCRAT.
Terrible ConnagratiOn.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 8-A terrible
confagration occurred here this morning.
Twelve acres in the first ward were entirely
swept over oy the destroying element, con-
suming one hundred buildings, and render
ing houseless one hundred fam:lies--
Among the buildings consumed were the
post Office, banks and stores fortunately,
however, the letters in the post office, and
most of the papers and books in the banks.
were saved. A high wind was raging at
the time, and as there was no water to be OBJ
tanned, no efforts could arrest the progress
of the fire. The loss is about $1000,000
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INCREASED SPEED OF LOCOMOTIVES.

INCREASED SPEED OF LOCOMOTIVES
The Philadelphia Ledger cites the exhibi-
ton in France of locomotive weighing
sixty tons, with ten feet driving wheels, and
stated to be capable of attaining a speed
of $50 miles per hour. Its centre Of gravi-
ty is placed SO low as to renderit safer than
ordinary engines at the usual speed, so far
getting off the track is concerned. 1t is
doubted whether the speed named can be
reached with much larger driving wheels :;
but there is no doubt OF the practicability
of achieving it with larger ones, or that by
elevating the track SO as to allow of very
low centre Of gravity, together with widen
ing the space between the rails and tunnels,
railroad trains can move with ease and safe
ty $50 miles per hour.
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DARN HIS OLD PIcTURE.'-Ned Grimes
wore a sad countenance. He was asked
what was the matter, but no satisfactory
answer was forthcoming. At length q
particular friend obtained the following
particulars of him:
You know said Ned, 4 have been
courting Sally w. long while, and so We
had great notion of getting married, when
the darn'd old Colonel--'
GO on, Ned, don't be a boy what about
the colonelP
'Why, you see, Sally said ] had better
ask him, and SO did, as perlite as | knew
how
well, what reply did he makeF
why, he kinder limited round a. if |
warn't wanted there, no how
We'll, Ned, let us know what they
were-what the colonel said to disturb
your mind so?
'Why, he said
Said whatl'
why he said that if he catched me
there again he'd cowhde me till I hadn't
an inch Of rhine left on my back, darn
him =
\ GUARDED ANswEK.-In ono Of our
courts lately, man who was called on to
appear as witness could not be found
On the Judge asking where he was, grave
elderly gentleman rose up, and, with much
emphasis, said.
Your honor, he's gone"
"Gone gone - said the Judge, '.whore
is he gone!'
That cannot inform YOU" replied tho
communicative gentleman hut he is dead
This is considered the most guarded an
swer Oh record.
DIVINITY, GEOMETRY, AND LASdUAGH,
AT the scientific meeting at Albany,
Prof. Gibson remarked upon u curious con-
nection of geometry aud language. Three
etttcrs occur in almost all primitive Lam
guages. They are a line, all angle and
circle-thus |. A, o. In almost all Ian
guagcs these letters are used in the word
expressing Divinity. In Hebrew, IoA is a
name of Divinity. Greek, AIO the root Of
aioHios, ''tho eternal" In Hindoo, Ja-
panese, and other Asiatic tongues the same
letters are used similarly. In Indian these
letters occur in ManitO, the word for Spirit.
These letters. in the old Greek or Phoeni-
clan alphabet, are the first. last and middle
letters, signifying the beginning middle
and end. Alpha. Iota and Omega.
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SEAwEED FOR FOOD.

AT the Clinique of the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons on Monday, Professor
Dalton discussed the subject of articles of
diet prepared in part from seaweeds, or
Alg@, for the use of that class of patients
for whom Iodine is indicated. The Profes-
sor showed and distributed specimens ofthe
preparation, such as biscuit and chocolate,
together with the seaweeds which entered
into their composition.
He stated that recent researches by DIR.
John Davy and Professor Apjohn, Of Trini-
ty College, Dublin. had proved the great
value of many varieties of Alg@, as articles
of nutriment; atthey contain the Protein
principles so necessary for the support of
animal life, to a greater amount than even
the best wheaton -four; that they abound
in the phosphate IF lime, and the fixed aka
lies and that they contain such qualities
of Iodine as should render them very val
liable articles of food for persons laboring
under scrOfulous and tuberculous diseases
The attention of Messrs. j. & l.. Cod
dington, of this city, had been called to
the subject Of these researches and their
results and these gentlemen had formed
and successfully carried out the idea of
abound in the active principles of these
Algn, and should at the same time be pala-
table and digestiblc. For this purpose
they have selected some of these seaweeds
ba- o1o tod fp bo oh IN,
after drying and grinding them, have in
corporated them with other common cscu-
lent materials, such as f1Our and cocoa, and
converted the mixtures into bread biscuit,
chocolate, and the like.
The preparations exhibited are certainly
very palatable, and, as VIC are assured by
gentlemen who had tried them. are entirely
digestible. Their constitution was stated
to be such that each biscuit weighing half
an ounce, contained about one -thirtieth of
a grain of Iodine ; and that similar amount
was present in the quantity Of chocolate
required for each cup of the liquid beyer-
age.
After some remarks upon the composition
of cocoa, and the peculiar advantage of a
combination of it with natural iodine
bearing substance to produce an agreeable
substitute for the cod liver oil, which is 50
offensive TO most tastes and stOmachs, DR..
Dalton concluded by observing that although
these preparations had not as yet been
tried as to their medical efficacy, the prin-
cipie involved in them was one which de-
served the serious attention OF the profes-
sion and he hoped their merits would be
fairly and fully testcd.-N. Y. Times.
SOME OF THE G'HALs.-A banner borne
bya delegation Of Young women. at a
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A GOOD MAN.

The scenes that take place during the
a rather amusing character. Some time
ago the following occurrence took place in
one of our courts: Among the crowd Of
applicants was an Irishman named O'Brien,
who, IN his own expressive words, was
wanting his papers" lie was a short,
thick-set man, and looked as If he could
handle a shillelagh in true Hibcrnian
style His witness was tall, raw boned
son of Erin, who, on being placed before
the Judge, was interrogated, and answered
as follows:
Judge-What is your name, sir4
Witness Patrick O'Dennis, your Honor.
Judge-Do you know O'Brien!
Witness-Yes, sir.
Judge-How long has he been in this
country?
Witness-A little over five years,
Judge-Is he man of good moral
character?
Witness (quite bcwidered)-Surc, your
Honor, | don't know what moral character
means.
Judge-Well, sir, l will talk more
plainly to you. Does O'Brien stand fair
before the community?
Witness Completely non-plussed)-By
my sowl, don't apprehend your naming,
your Honor.
Judge (rather irritated)- mean to ask
you, sir, if O'Brien, the person who wants
to be citizen, and for whom you are a
witness, is a good man or not
Witness-Oh! why didn't you AK me
that way beforel To be sure, he is a good
man. Sure, and I've seen him in ten fights
during the last two years, and every time
he licked his man.
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QUEER PEOPLE ATTHE WATERING PLACE.
Mrs. Snubblechops Ito her daughter
Laura) at IS very wrong of you Laura, to
waltz with young Jolly. Your papa was
greatly shocked. he says that he has met
young Jolly in the city, in places where no
decent young man would ever be seen T"
''Laura.-"Well, what was papa doing
in those places, then? Isn't he proper
associated"
Mrs. S.-"My love, you shouldn't ask
such questions, you know-with him it is
different"
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Two HUsDANDs.-A beautiful woman,
about twenty five years Of age was arrested
night before last, on charge of bigamy.
The charge was preferred against her by her
husband, who married her about three
weeks since in New York, after which
they came to this city and took lodgings
at hotel in Fourth street. The party
remaining there about ten days, when the
female left aud took rooms at house in
Chesnut street. On Wednesday the hus-
band heard of the whereabouts of his
faithless spouse, and called at the hotel to
see her, when she very frankly told him
that she was already married and had a
husband in California. He implored her
to come with him, Lut was peremptorily
refused, whereupon he procured warrant
for her arrest Alderman Enue held her
in $500 bail, III default of which COM
mtment was lodged against her, but she
was soon released. 1t is stated that tho
dashing young lady went off for England
yesterday morning in the steamer City Of
Baltimore-Phu. Ledger.
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1t is said that the Massachusetts Leg
islaturo will re- elect Summer United States
Senatoa-that he will decline, and that then
Burlingame will be elected.
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EEST OF PRFIHHHa MS

To be awarded at the Annual Fair of the
Agricultural Society to be
held in Charlotte on Thursday and Friday,
2Gth and 2Ist of November:
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NoTTCD-
NOTICE..

aN CONSEQUENCE Of having los; hy the
= fir. winch occurred i'm this p.acr, on the
morning ot the 2.th of May last, ya.uUs Notes
and c..I.u> .sgJiH>: NUMEROUS persons ~ this and
a.Iiniuiug countirs-which notes AID claims, br
ing the property oi !. {. >T::!LE, y. BETH
f<EN Il Co. and Others. which w,rs. u';c, III Iiiy
bands ,. collection: ip,r~ons tho, fore, egaisIst
;, hun aIrv at such claims are sTiit standing Uu-
>-irlrI ar. hrr,.hv duly notified tu"t uni, they
;.,prar Immediately and clu<, MP rh'. sa':le, by
not. "r cash, shall b.. compelled t" file, forth
with. Bills in Equity, thereby s'.hirctim" such
r.I>cls tp additional and UuII, cess Y costs.
=. ". DAVIS.
Charlotte, June 10, lo:5G.-tf