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d1ae. oaA1les, cellsss, 1aaaksss, As
Milan sov 0Asstnegesisg satsoa Coach,
w 0Ag aad fesM 0assess 81 Ne Iaxea ssyls ana
NE wost V Sara stsd gise sseeiae4sn q 20 8
4 ssAeedi1 VARSITY u coaee, Baeg' Team snd ki-
dk Whsp1tass seeeved, ,tns moss sxsesssss sssor,-
msus1a NE ueoA. olanksts In svery vxststy; tndas
ksbbos Notes Covess 81 mansfsesursss = pslcss me
eaiy agsssy fos Ne sAis Of thess articles IN he
yea
Issakfsi fer past lavoss ssd eopiag . eoutinsa.
aioo - - eaUe, oatter ourselves eaI ptsass
all II WaAt VI ssseiss IN our ttse.
Lo0Uk 4 NkWa5
ID -, doom ksst Of hrsdy,
veeoA - du navenpovt, tova
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- ths Duudsss sf tAs cisy II DsvsaDert
llAAhk 0LANk hsstsg ssesrsd tss services
~ .. sosssss q A1ssaead, cell known ~ ssitd.
ore Of this city ., maksrs VI afst 9aAaiy bsisa.
would - 70 sayss wisons - soasssct bsise fvs
ths coming e~aeob, ksss tAsy souid lo ses. 10 D..
vos sita ell, - fntsad ssiass slae oar yafd
imssdistely AID sspsst 10 nAss thres Mill 10.
ttrs daffnG thsssasos All ofdsrs fvs ysics as the
ssri or >, y. dsiivvssd aly Dau of las eli, ~ili
20 prompuy stssaisd 70.
y. b.-virst ysra or isuisos sssss., sly,s II.
ssiifesi 3. ~ HAhgk,
aksdsUe FALMlk CLAkk.
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xGezA =. d. AYE1e. DIufioT,
IA Has removed his 0Mss 70 second
IIlXU d. beswesn BRADY Aad Ferry, .

~ 09Vhv voUS " otHttH StOaNf
He aopss tAst thr ils rec ssrscoustsat pt astics
In cisy ass given aatiAacson ulI indnce
thoss ~isAiss tns ssrsIses vi psstist 10 sesk nS
~ loesNsa.
givsai iSs.rsi. sspsl 30 d~u
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Mississippi and Missearl Railroad
AN. and snss Aloaday April 20, Isss. and untl
farther nouee trsss vililssys Dausspost, A.
Masestins asd ts~a City, tSsndsss cseepisd1 ~ fol
lows.
Ia rr.,sa. .aa suasraa, ,rais. nA.M.
81 Mail train ~ $50 A. VI
III ers eht and kmtgEant a. Rco ~.
rraas s.il I.... Dsv.ape Tor cAisss aa,y ssasa.,
excspssdD fellevs
isi Mail uain ~ lo,lo a, A..
2na trslxht rrAins lilo A. N.
- frvlsht rtAsnN s,as r III
EN- kAvssss tran - f,l0 z. N,
Iralns arrive sasDaveopeeaaaiy, 81 esudAys excepted
- foliovr
Irm The West
Lea Mail saln 81 to.ee 4. ~.
ID prslght TniA o. 1880 4. n
~ rrstsht Train ~ s,os =. NJ
Ssh M ss,s rsala 81 s,ss r. 81
9rsa The Est
G I'll Iraan - o.M.A Il :.
sui Freight rraia st lo.oS AN.
81 ttssnt traiaes li.0A.A
elh kaprses rraia $40 r. ~
AZ frslas ostos uAvSapsn siil oaks eensss,iens
With 0uecauas sad lewa City.
TIE Passenger Traise ecassss ~ pavsaren win
tso kock leland and chicago rsaius.
pssssngsrs are ssatsasd cf me uscsssiy OF giving
staet dirvetoss - V ths dsssiLssos Of their BAG
gage. Also 10 procars usksss before taking sAcir
ssalei In NE care.
Apruis. 1857. A. DAY. sup.t.
CHICAGO And HOCK I0LAuD RAILlOAD,
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o1o1x A1D IxAsg yo3 SALE,
~ ossosd essees. bss~ssa BssSy and Ferry. A
~ frame esildise stories, os<< feet, shsivisa
ard soUatsr' eo0pl -. M ease.lens ssAsd for auy
basness, sGag issatsd IN que Of the most aavaI,A.
] soss pesats ta Dsvssposs. pslss W. saa ssrns
;.sssan MAloHT, sEARr = sscKErr.
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q q C. TODD q CO
10 2i3 n Mas sTasSr. tsaSsa o. MsAs4s
q LOLA, No,
A.aai..stsssu OF
l. n q n ~ n % q d. It'll a
HaENcH Buka MILL sT0SEs
PORTABLE GRAIN MILLS
psaisrs to hahtsr bsitns iA<sas Lsath.r, noss
fsskiEg. baitlaE 10Th. ~ r~eu MNs asa
NAL M4ssfssts Gnasrally
ssssss % laAsssN ssluss--eAa sAxss.

uouble Ueio. Double ftlcs, 0ade 70 order
-. I@als, AsL = dls
Haight, Sears q Beck sIt,
Lsaia,s sl.. siAstsasns sst sei..si. -,.s,ss "
Leather ofsIi ttnds, ssfdl, ssaiis ~ hard
~srs. Coach Inmtntnxa, hog sna
,ags. Hd.ssAc., 80
VHTkhs,e nov On hsBd one vi ths large, Il ssd bsss
a.easher aaA saAatery ssArs ~s.-Se
ever os~r.a - the ~~st. .omvrlssls "
sole and Harness Laslbsf
eotA vss aud h.mioess
Tfsaeh Ansriesa ps,sa, Can ssias,
kie. aAd Upper Leather
Liniaes. Io~a., Morocco. B,ldinr Pa,es, ssa
piatn sslrsax, Dsss aud Easasciad Leather. LAsss,
ssadl.fy ltars~.s., Jspsansd. arsss sndAsuvsf
Plated, ffam The test msaatseiar.rss aslf-adjsss-
inx, ,uls Asa rad fail.f, iiss.r sans sna bpring
Toax gsi Baesics aAd evsrs Aniel. the hss.sss ns.
der 90 sstti.,can ~t.h.
esu..xs =. = ,.,sssr. Bow. rog stoR,. s,.ap
~ isBs -. bost Fsi.oss, essrss.s. snsns,
Carriages =, Wagon spstaxs. As.s., harss Col
Nsehins sussched aad Ra,eer B-iitsE, Melt h,vs,s
Cash Paia Tor RiAss.
We invite the sssaaaos ofpatehsssfs, fosiing go.
sasa e.s pissss al n regard W esaiisy and pre-
HAIuHf, skAHS a hkI kGJI,
II sirssl, u door above Perry,
sur Ysdu Issenl3sk, Is0a
New nillineiy Aad vAncy 0osds.
1877.
nGiSsR.a Tx ssssssssaiiy isforms ths u.
M difs Of navssst .ni r. lady ss.s ssss los 10
m9.~d shF 80 at9fs sast -li#s BfsAy esse-s,
"A ae fy4afBRgs atso tat ave has iaas resuYusf
lxvu us east eta n sxlsasiss asa Ixsblvosbss
tezs
Millinery and Fancy Goods
chi \ his-t.sSsp.ts4t..h ~ = ', AL ~u' nay aver
her ~4I "a ts4ts .ya m 3a.ij isofr h.s
sx-n, . ss~ Yuk he --latest ssytss o. sb1ts from
k4H 10. - atss
Asses Pattern for Maatillas aai y sss.
sF4+il- snsset I'm sfAAt va. Nus Ysr4.
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LAW NOTICE

IA b hAss this day AdEaitssi lst3 esr cfa, Hos.
w las. j. Lssslsv, late II hissosa, 81 d vs
vii soasinae u. practice u N. fAu uIoes The sAms
Of COOK, DILLON a LfSDLkY
In sssQasaes of thls bans- all pAssyns ldsbssI
- ss fsspsel4sitT Da. earnestly fsVasstsd "
cali aud settle. old sasiB.ss assf aad sAaIt
~ closed. COO q DILLON
Aue.l lst. tNS,~si1H
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~ oooeos ln1s01Ueo q
YOUTeA AND NATCH1cA,
Jsss esblsAsd, 0rsiAs. ~ tsealy- afsE IAssssnd
A esv wo~ds on iAs rational trsstnsEs, vishoss
N hs1t<tss, ef DpssussosrAsa AZ Lscs ws~hssss,
Aoseueonl k0tssteos 0eessl saa aervass ~ tiity
wraDo1aSe poosy ~ tAs bystss- tapyssGey and In
Dsakue0as ~ 0aersaS~ gsassAIty.
~ b. ia LAxki, ~. %
IL i0eoesank laes hat ~ nasg siAt laiss CON
slaAnee sNtSleneag IN ~ nosAAeaee nd s,tisds VI
ysu1As - - ssSy svnovSa without Asalssss, y ia
~ eDau esess sasssly doc 'sseress sss ses sstss
bf - AnAsss faly ssp1asasa. ~ u vhssb
eev9oeb eane4e1 = - ssss emDe1 bssiossly ssd ~
~ lse9 Useets -, tsssby svst1aS ell - -
oss1 seoaSons - ~ aay.
nensee asy s11seos, efss1s aaa pet Gss 10 ssaed
eevsloce, 81 ssA1nG (uss pasdltwo DsseAss ssAsps
ce4. spl1s1A vsee
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EVANS, CHEW 4 CO
.~hGolO0AlO orOcorA-
NNh On hasa a. ! ~iGi sa CONSTANT, rsss,ssrs
sssabtb "' sscss 0vSrevtOe, sach o.
asse su.ess Teas,
h"iass.st tDhxeea. Nice.
wooden Ware. tissss. Usled Pssu
ss"s, fish.e, spiscs.
smctinst toesca. sosps, t!iass'
th.ese, yia~ss. Ng,.
ssisratas, soda. p,..-,,..
nsspt,as paper ,fiehlss, Gana,ss,
h"P"s, Gofdage, Naval Hts,ss.
iadteo, 0ns, Ae.
Lafus oates And snail Rrsnn.
kSANs, Chkw q CO.,
seps Cor fsssy asd ssessA sssssss
IHsUkAuC8 AsD LAuD AoRD6Y.
~ uhasfssssed hes opsssd an oncs over
spsldings sioss vuh Gei ksds, ss,sases Z.
,'.as Hall, sna vii ausnd psssoaaii, aas p,oass.
Inn. VIZ A"'.
ta-aTsnee easetsd 81 lair rAtes ON Fire Ma In. a
a. a.As IN tss ufst csass sisxs ~ompHal~ss I,esss
aasustsd VI eompaaiss " taaividasis. Lasde asS
"siidsngs bought ani s"id tented " sneAs seed
jAAhs u. CkANk, Let lsisc Nam
ksssasasss
MIS- fs,, -. btnghsn, toy OF Miehiesns
hsa. %. u Hyde, Aaycs oi DsIolI.
HsstT LsissIt. ks Nayor Of .
,sAs u. Hammoad OF .kteaRs.
AtsGotts, aaptsli q Co, basssss tls ssnaosp
tsiisnss. Pevsss = Asksss, sasssss,
esste du
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0arDS.
Drugs apa WsNciass.

l,cisl& Salscns. Sc.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner Of Hars.soa sni Prsss sssssss, 90 square
sslo~ tas So = rscsss Aad Ferry assaise
~ HudpaxgY . Co.,. Pfsssisssss.
| Nos I'D res pssssstty aasSassss - ihsis eaesesa =
- fsisni. aai tas pasiie ssassAiy Ma Ssy savs
Larrs usv Hsssl.
and added more knsa oas-hsit ~ us former elss,
And hAviax fsasssi an = iafa..a.a .a sa. s..r
pleasant. lac! ssa aaA ~ sHsas e,an ,asass OF
tas paifeasgs 80 sussrauy osstowsa apoa EN-
ias.usa.ia Dassapors. ssm.sadias : ". 81 ias
river, OF ktok isispd saty and q old foH Arm
NEW hUkA aJrEk,
1AsYisea, between gsoat and sssss srssss.
o.s ssa.r.s.,s. -. ss..l ..saisG
ral, aea.s !, ,...s -. sss., plsssso, locations
ss...sa,as .sss ''ss sfsss aaiss'ss'pp, r..s, :sa
MrMNScv q OrUckess,
pealsrs IN Paias. 9lls. uasA Desss. DlinAs -.
Ne 49, aos fsssislss . lssss aseostssss sf
OooAs gen srAll, kcps " . fsiss Asd Ou osssss
~. W,vss of.dj ssssss 81 ~,
syptst nAsAArykis svSAs
6 OO0 nox a. Nee Ssss Cess. = e.eI. ssatss
600 600 .s sss.. ':s I'd 'S =.
eat. q. so 4 pAs,
tgNVsu3s-Al ksGds fsa sais
ID ~ No =. .atv.
NAh.tstIh, : l14sh, tat.ttase s9d bssss,
" sil.sa-r srtlcsv 80 sslrst M N,so
ysUBn I0.Jos- -. l.fsr.t ass.ftMvni svvf sfV's
Q. .n,. O. .r.ss a. Aa sg:.s.
l1<thAt oss eai tas ss.. afsss.s ~ sss ~ ssi-
II S- tesasi
THrT1 - AD--Uy.' g,oa.JG oli.
w bkAptLt 4 b.uchkrI.
ntLs--bo boiled sad Linss.d oii y. the Bbi.
~ EHtDLkh bKuA kk1I.
IDLINOs, tArge s.srtn.aI vi NeSlestsr 6hads,
Dlus reserved a. Hk <pLEI 4 HkockkrI.
HdtsTsL rlAts utsss Tor coaches asd eho~ easss
Naiafge rssorsnsak fsF ssts al
sspla< nhApLet . hMOSkkII.
IL Ia. !. WAiis a sss's Z. sssss orses
"a vaiiev,
American Nsraillion.
biras UmpvT,
Jsst revived sad In store.
BRADLEY . BkoNKErI.
ssy,s Sp lnsss,. H.ssv 81 ensne. s't
OlassA WlnAeWe.
A LiRoE es,oaasat Of y tniovs haad vsry.
Aax IA sac ffca -siv - i.sit. Leon agarss
fer sale oy BRADLEY . 6hOCkhTf,
No io.noo corner ~ Mh an Brady Ste
4 40 -
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BY SANDERS & BROTHER.



soas ?. cooK. Ions ,. SiIIes- sAsss . Lssssss
COOK. DIkLou D LluoLBY.
Ass0Rasys 4 Ooaaeollsss ~ LeO.
pAvExPoRr, Iowa.
oacs. ia saus pa,lsiax vt,h Coos q Sargent
yNFk ptAellss 10 tss Coars VI ssses, Ssaaf. Ciin.
w tva AaA aas.Atlas esaa' tes, loSa, ,sad 10 me
cssss Of Hsex LssaaA soau.y, I've.
sar Co issstss osPsftaa eat ws devote sses j.
care.
vii. give s slsi satrastsd 10 ~ oar eses ees
ApIDl
rnAO OUALICh. J. ". sfgWA1I
GUELLCH a. STEWART.
Astosasys and csunssllors as Lav. ustAriss
Puhlie. -.
1oLssyancins, Investigations Of Tiues, Payuset
u Tsxes, Loanins and lavsNnsnt Of Nvaey, asd
ali oshsr regular Dasissss pfcmpuy aSsended ".
ussie- on III ~. ~ AixsasoaS Block, cppostse We
Lec iair. kos,
sep4 du OAV6SPOkI, IOWA.
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FIRES.

FmE IL HtMNERsLEY sTREET-SIN HORSES BURNED
TO DEATH.
At /! O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out in
the twostory brick building, No. % Hammersley
street; lower part occupied by number of caHmer
as stables, upper psrt by Samuel Martin carpen'
ter shop. portion of the second flor was also used
as a hayoft, and was separated from the carpenter
shop by brick wall. The fse originated in the hay
oA, abou. the middle of the building, and rapidly
did the flames spread that in short time it was n
possible for any person with safety to enter the prem
i,es Those who were first On the ground succeeded
R rescung seven hor,es; but the remainder of the
snimals-sx in NUMBER; Va. impossible to ree a.
and they peii-hed in the flames. The horses so de-
streytd belorged to John Traii5r II. Sears & Co >,
Vim. Overs, Felix La,kin John TOney and John
kcEneney. cartmen, who relted stalls in the stable
nom Mr. Martin, the owner ofthe properly. 10 add
ton I" the los d the boT.es whi,A we're wvr sboat
'i'' es0"' large quantity Of harness, feed, hay g.,
was destroyed. No sursnce
ihe nte e1tende to Martins shop. damaging his
stock 10 the amount 1880. Insured for 800 in tue
Hamilton aud 80 in the St. Marks INSURANCE Con.
raDies The building Wa, damaged to the anoan, OF
$780, Insured for 81 600 in the Suyvessut Insurance
Company.
Upon minute examination Of the premises BY the
Fire Marshal it was found tina, the paddock of the
outer gate had been forced and from other fact. ellie
ID the conclusion was arrived at that the FIRE was
the work Of derigp but who the incendagy is is not
-, known.
FALSE ALARM
At 4;so o'clock yesterday morning, the ire in Han
nersy street again broke out causing an alarm, but
Re" DISHES Of water subdued the flames.
FIRE IN oREESroIET.
Os Wednesday night fire broke out In the stable,
Wscssd 10 W. Smith & Some stesm saw mill, foo,
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IAdvur.isenentl
The disease known as CATARRH, which has baf.

fcd o deal world long has its location IN small gland
the ha Of the frontal bone end within the skull
called tho T7,y Gland It. office is to .scrte pure snd
mpd uid j0 down through duets into the nosdl&
Wien Ibis .laud brCCues d,.aed through common colds
the cruptyr 6i, the secretion becomes Vatcd and
bid Ii. small become inpcdcd snd unabl" to perform
their fnttios tie delicate membranes the OtNoTis
a,,sd snd n {" time toe senses Of hearing
smell and sht -yupaIs in the dersngs nent aud
irrrrrd dul heavy headache IL experienced aud
cropping into the thEos s frequent symptom This
C,'sD IN usual developments II hos far uors serious
Quercp than those above enumerated rcstins aer in
Bl,ucbl.is End tcrrn ls'ipg IN Cor-umpiou.
No ficy Tor the abe disease its train OF symptoms,
been laid down in b1pKs hch physicians rely
uTon has almost become axiom that CdnrTh csnno;
d" irtd.
The writer for many years following the little light thrown
upon ite subject Of he NJ If this dcase and iSng in
bic Efforts remove L. has be-, leo to make minute in
yestgaaus into The location symptoms aud eteets OF Cit
himself this spccisltS His efforts in curing II
he post few and especially nce his r.lence
lhs city, Linn in log that his "Npe 'ercs ana
Familiarity with the !, Hrsus fom t disease a.
wei, as tie di.ca- itself Las directed him to remedy which
las rnahed him Effect raGcai and e"c,pal cure OF the
mos. toIi,iiabie IL CetsTh.
Of;oc. Nc jGj Broadway. Hours, ss M a., .. M.
X GoODsLI NJ ID.
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y,xr CrtTrDy IN The UNITED STATES Consider
be doubt seems to exist in certain quarters as TO the
.uocess of tie experiments now making in various
nss Of the country in the manufacture Of wine from
the native grapes. The following extract from the
Ners published in Vevay, Indiana, which was settled
BY emgrants from the Swiss visge of the same name,
who were probably the first to introduce the grape
cuu,e in the West states some Of the causes of its
failure:
I'VE have always looked upon it as a settled fact
that any attempt to render g neral the culture o Inc
vine would result in ruin to the party attempting It,
Our ssasous are too variable--one Winter too cold
the ne IT too open and warm-one summer is too dry
and too hot-another is too wet. The truth Il that
Land In the Ohio River Valley is worth more money
ner acre 70 rase grass and wheat corn than 1t Is
o raise grapes We regard t as settled that any man
Who enters into the culture of the vine without capt.
t.l like Tat of Mr.. Longworth OF CINCINNATI, Will be
mined in Ten wears We are that the result of
chemical ANALYSIS win show that all the money MIR.
T. has ever made out of the vine culture has been
done by adulterstng the Juice of the grape aud max
mo little 90 good way. In support OF our idea,
we would refer to the experience Of The settlers OF our
own towp The culture of the vine was commenced
where a! al early day. large amounts of money We're
expended in the preparation Of the ground aud plant
mo grape ,ints. Now there is not farmer Who mas
Adv vines who takes pains t. do more than raise
grapes enough for HE family to eat aud to make
fnorCh vine 10 have drink or two in hot weather.
Indeed We may say thar il tue vicinity of Vevay,
where the VINE. glOwing frst attempted in Amer.
ca il has heen abandoned aud men are raising hay,
wheat ard cin.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

Thy B.KG0R Fool. RACES About 1000 persons
we're drawn together at the Tr0ttiug Park yesterday
afternoon 10 witness the great ten mile run between
John Stetsou, the American Reinieer and Thomas
Wood the English Champion. large number OF
ladies' were also on the ground After the usual delay,
the two contestants were got off from the judges
stand and vent in fee and easy manner, and per-
formed the feat in one hour and six minutes. Wood
appeared very much exhausted upon ascending the
Judges stand and could not support himself. Setson
came out fresh and in good order and could have ap-
pareptly gone round several times more. The foot
race of one mile was contested by delegate OF the
Penobscot tribe named Mitchell and representative
of the Photographic art in this city, Penobscot ran
away from the photographer as though he was afraid
Of him. After tnis boys scrub race took place. in
which ten boys set Out-only two OF three, however,
reached the goal. A led named Palmer ran the mile
N five unnu,es aud tweDty.eght saconis.
Bangor Me- Union.
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h-T aOod. tcv patriotic aud how ch:rairous was he
VII rae pow committed 10 the final Gust. Wculd
he, 'os ooud be tard am'd ire uprosr and pecc Of
u IT W III Of buSne.e stitch he had Ieft.
He n heen 'eque-tcc 70 state ,ts' TIE deep, az
;c d relatives Of tttr 'ecee ed brother would ut
.tEj rs remains to.rnoroW morning at O'clock from
/. depot ip Chsmhers street to Their place Of fa,l
irte,uen. st Hyde Psk. special car weuid con
vey a ote who might choose to attend ~th the family.
TIE eofiin bore this insc,ipiiOn:
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- Kent ..r... GreeDpcint The su'dlns VS. par
tally aestro, ed. Lose sb'ut s'oo' no insurance
There were horse n toe st'6ie al TIE tme TIE
g.. xas 5soo7eied. which, together With hartesse,
and o,her property, were saved. The FIRE sepposed
% have been caused b. The ca5o,essnees Il &C sm
,,cvee. who entered the stable With hgh ed pipe.
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w,Hm,rosA MARSHAL OF Ft'sot'-I@r f'e''
II Nv. = Egsn,acr publishes the sub)oinec letter
from MI Cusi';
"AKLIsGToN HovsF, Aug. "a 1857.
a. ,.,.1d TO Washington as Marrhal Of France
- This house proof strong "a holy vrlt, 10
Wv '.n,sylpe of Napier OF Merchistouu, toe cele
800 inventor Of the Logs'i'hms, which was Pe'
tied 10 Wsshit gton by the Fad Of Bu' hsn rs,a
i've of the Philosopher with the indor-enrh, ~
ssof the Earl: To Marshal Ci.nere =" h,u,
i;vsd ia e age Of the Revolution, ana Wa b.ya
ciete 81 Courts, snd certainly Tonla n To AID IN
sdd.essed 20 ore No 80 loved and admired n' claim.
IRE c;iff q title 10 which tho chief nau 10 ,y,s
7 20 N.,;ey ON n witt to the Arlington hpo -
greatly srn,;tcd by sight OF re'" W. sbinc,or
oefo,s .-essnred among the relc+ o' " :; ;1onl,
~ is.or, f the title Marshal OF fIauo ranoa ~
~. Wb,p N 1881 Col. I4ureOs "'u ~ - .,aan him
srecis suba sadOr, difncuiy ~ o,n,nsnd ne the
an0 uls 80 in America. Our heroic Lauren,
comclhSo - - must coprnaod: il il our cause, aud
sac V"i o. our soil.' 'Crea impossible, exclaimed
~ -. MS. by the etiquette OF the freneh SER
u tL. Count de ROchambeau, being an OLD Leu
,.1.,f(,epsfaI can only be commanded by the hhg
=: r@Isor, or a Maresck0i dc France. Then, ex.
~ ~ med Iaurens make our Washington Mares'hal
: T. TroYre srd ihe difficulty is at an end II was
L. friend Of mine heard Washington spoken oil
=. Moasis,r L Mdreschal at the siege OF forEtown;
0nr beloved Washington never coveted or desired
rk or title: but it is beyond doubt that from me
roe Of circums tances just related the rank ana tte
Of Wor,srhol de France was conferred upon the Zen,
srsI In Chief Of the combined armies OF America ana
France. 49,, t;,hf,r, vonr OBLIGED
friend and servant oH0' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
BROOKZ w ITEMS.

= new Temperance Society was organized on
Wednesday evening, in the scbo'l-rOom oftbe Br se-
street Primitive Methodist Church. Mr. John Ray,
No. Is Fulton street, elected President; Mr.. Geo.
Goulden, No. II Court street. Secretary. and Mr..
John Booth, No. % Chapel street, Treasurer. Tie
Society will hold meetings at No. 20i Bridge street
every Friday evening, commencing September IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

Fatal F.Lt.-Corcner Hills held en- ;nques. yester-
day or the body Of Daniel hcFsney. hod-caTTer
who tll,o the ground in consequence Of making ms
step while ascending ladder, oorncr OF SprlpS aud
Elizabeth streets with obd Of brick his shoulder.
lie was so severely injured that death ensued soon
siterward. Tie Jury rcoaered verdict Of " Death
by injuries accidentally received" Tue deceased
resided in Thirteenth street where he has left fam
ily lie tweuty-eigs' yesrs Of age, and native
OF Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

FoRCLp LAND W,RRANTs.-Tro forged Land var
rants were presented at the Kings County Clerk
Office yesterday morning, to have SOME informally
corrected about them. when it was discovered that
they were both forge,ies One Of them had forged
seal of the County and the forged signature Of the
County Clerk of KrgS. The other mad the County
Clerks Signature forged toit but seal The forged
.;.rstur. Of Justice Fem was al.o attached to it.
The person presenting them stated that he bought
,hem abort time since, and sent them west 70 be 10
cnted but the one without the zeal va, returned 20
have that defect renedied. On exhibiting it 10 the
Deputy Clerk il was discovered that the signature was
q forgery and the other wss shown, when, on close
inspection, the seal was found to BE- forged The mi-
aon very perfect, ard only varied in the sze OF
the die. The warrant. were purchased Of a broker in
New.York, ard the officers ere 10 pursuit OF him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

PRIMARY MRErIy6s.-The Democratic primary
meetings for the election Of delegates 70 the County
Convention took place in the Eastern Distrc. On
Wednesday evening 1t is believed that the delegates
from the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards are 10
favor of Philip Hamilton for delegate 70 the State Con-
verton. The Fifteenth and Sixteenth Ward delegates
are believed to favor the appointment Of Wm. Mar
sball 70 the Sts.e Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
IAdverjs-uient.i

DIR. s. 8. FITCH's "SIy LECTURES" $50
pege erfrsvng bound explanatory Of the testnent by
which he CoNsJ MPIIos AsTHMA DISEASES OF rHE
HEART, TnRoAT, STsMAcH, BowxLs, LIVER KIDNEYS ant
sKiS FEMALE CoaPLAtNTs GRAVEL, Sc. sert by mall ard
postsse PREPAID, 70. ~ cents ApPlyto
Dr. :. \. FIrcs, No. ~ Broadway, New York.
He has other office either at Chicago, Buffalo, Pittsburgh
elsewhere He il absent from NewYok, aud pbys
clan elsewhere is authorized e use his name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

DEMOCRATIC PRlMARIrs.-The primary meetings
of the Democratic party were held on Wednesday
evening when delegates chosen to meet in As
sembly Convention and choose delegates to form
state Convention to be held at Syracuse on the 10Th
of September rext, TO nominate State officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

THE CITY TAyEs.-Jt is estimated that the percent
age of tax on the City of Brooklyn next year will not
fail far short of two per cent, and that of the old
City # Willamsburgh will rather exceed two and one
half per cent.
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