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SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
PhysieiGH Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unaing IN the cure OF al
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all distractions, and spssdy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
is especially suited Il viii, short lime, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price, dollar, bears the Government stamp
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CAUTION.
Tasss Pills should BstaksH by females duriHg he First
Three Months Of Pregnancy as they 70 brag
Miscarriage, bEt Al aHy other time tksy are safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the
back and limbs, fatigue slight exsrion, PGpaton otlhe
aeaTt, Hyeterics and Whites these pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
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aurEiul to the constitution,
Full directions accompany each package.
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JOB MOSES,
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Rochester, Y.
n. B-SlnO and postage stamps enclosed any author
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". HendershOtt, Agents for Nashville deOd&Wly
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An sreles sod by the unierEiEned deliverable any
place in b et free Of charge When selling BY the guam
y their u Of discount is 20 per cent iron retail prices
any lily J. &. BAUMAN & GO.
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Niuoennes, IA, June p, 1855.

'i-cennesp "A aue 80 49vo'
Prot u q. God: As y,u arc aouut To mauutaogurs and
veua leuF recently discovered HAIR est R1rauve, viii
safe loi "Louso-'-I Icy concern that have used II
and know Others 10 ue lual have for several years
tesn 10 The hao' a usIrg other HAIR Rastorstivss and
thai ma yours vastly superior any other know 1t
month"; pro per use Will restore any persons hair 10 The
OF gnal youthful color and leXlure giving II healthy
soi and glossy appearance and all this without dscolof
ing the hauds thai apply H. OF lie dress on winch ia irons
va therefore recommend lis ute 10 every one des,T
Gus Of having bne color and texture 70 hair
RaspecifIly YOURS
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ROCEk oIrR mELLs.

=. 3 Hannah & Co., Pr0Prieters'
J. T. KAUFMAN s CO., Manufacturers Of KOCH CITY
FLOUR viii Dav ne hiqhest price al all times Tor
Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner Of Line and Cherry
Prlcas oE Flour.
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FoUND.-In South Nashville few q days ago
DauguerreOtype miniature of a lady and child The
owner can find it at this Office.
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IA JNo. YoRK & Co., have received POrter's
Spirit Of the Times Of this date
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AN EXPLOSION.

hereby certify, that having ben badly bruised ana
scaded By the sKpOsOn Of steam Boiler friend induesd
Try Brags Archie Linm8nt The instantly
extracted from the scalds, and In aysry short time all ne
pain vas gone from the bruises 10 Two weeks we'll,
and able % resume ny business
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Mrs.. bales keceipts iOE the Million containing 4545 Re-
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Slightly Ahead

Az have recently secured the exclusive agency this
w Sta O. for the sale OF Halssy & BO0ksra and Cant
Stultz's eelebrated brands OF
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
This Agency includes all their brands enables us 70
sell Factory prices We Candidl believe We can give
dealers better bargain than has offered them 10
this city, stock Of Tobacco snua and sagsrs Il now
the largest and best assorted been Kept in his
city.
30. a. Union street, Sd door from Bank Of Tennessee.
april t7-f ~ LANGLEY 4 co.
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BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINIR1ENT,

Just tecsiytd and fsT sae o., By
may6-d WILLIAMSON CHEATHAN
No. Q, Collegs EIs-t.
BRACES ARCTIC LINIR0ENT-
This ineompaFaBls Linmsnl, upon which The rs,r ma,
Of the Afflicted Of I'll snds nov rely for relief from ne
R angsG 2. hseaI, - S9at} sfy 7eas Cancer
Diseases rapidly uPerssding all SIMILAR pre- partitions The
loving memorandum Of few Of ne wonderful cues sdsc
ed b. Is during The past months. Certificates 0m ne
parties named in The POSSESSION Of he proDre5r hi
heir length preeiudss publication Of al bus few
AN EXPLOSION.
MzHPHs, THEH., Nov. 2eih, 1857.
hereby certify, that having ben badly bruised ana
soaded BY the explosion Of steam Boiler, friend Induced
70 Try 3faggs Arcpe Linimsnt Ths vas nsantT
extracted om the scalds aud very short time an b
pain gone from the bruises In IWo wa ueII
HENRY HAVkksKlLL, residence Jackson street.
THE BLIND SEE.
DR. A. g. BRAGG-DnAR eIE For mors ~ lbrss
years lad been afflicted win infamsd eyes IN On arl
vailed degree, and tried various Physicians and several
nostrums, 70 ssct; induced By Dr. Raam 10 ~
the Areuc Hniment and IN two months nearly WE'LL
Ny iI.ls daughter wa afflicted 10 The for TIE
time, and during portion oi The time entirely
blind in eye. applied your valuable Linimeut and
IWobbOsIe, cured ny daughters eyes and ny oHn bo-
sides curing the rheumatism IN ny back. would not
without youriHTsuaos remedy IN hOuss. Yours truIy
WEBgrEH CrTT, lows, nov. On is57
thereby certify thai an well acquainted win William
Russell, and win the astonishing cures be msaons ana
know his statement % be strictly true
J. J. WAD5WOKrH, 2. NJ, Webster Civ
GOOD FOR ANNALS.
Iha invaluable Lnim8nL s also equally 6easoua In eu
Ing the diseases Of animals, the csrI-
Mess J. * A. AFnOt and Lynch, ArnaI Co.. keen
largest uysysLablss IN the West, and Ea8ray
Known throughout ths United states.
ST, Log q, Dec. R3rd, 1857.
We, The nndesgnsd, having asad Dr. BraEEs Arctic Lin
ment for number Of months che6dy testify % Is super
Tor efficacy In curing The diseases Of horses we'll
tIsded Of TIE Arctc being me 5si Lnmeu mado5 that
would use no other. We keep and nave ke Tor num
Der Of years, extensive hTery stables n ts e diseases
great, and We unRestatngg say, tha the Afs nmsa 10
the only have ever found always elective We cor
aiay recommend Is 70 all livery stable keepers and others
having The care Of h9rsss. -,,-1-
LYNCH, ARNOT &. co
Chestnut street
CAUTION
Many Druggists, having old Laimenta on hand viii ty
n I'M bsm ID You AZ he best DO you pOsiFslY refuse
70 purchase them AK for '-5aA6-S AhCAlC Llll4hNEs
MINERAL PROPOSITION.
hs proprisors agree furnish earh purchaser Of dol
1ai Tor one year. Tnsi5 Of We NV York Illus
IN ri ~ proposition, enclosed the wrapper arOund
eveTv dollar bottle. The Arctic Eminent pas In 2c
~ ad ~ bottles. Fhs BEETLES and 81 boiss eouln
81 nd 100 per cent Linment In prap0roa O thar
eosl and the cheapest
For sale By Bragg BurrOWes, sole Proprstors,
g. Louis, No. ..,o---.
Wholesale Aeantl.
And By A. h. ROsCOR, c. W HEHDsKsaoT, I'd }.
sTRkfCH. ~ L---.9 80
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Regular Passenger ackets.
-, FOR 60
louisville.
III. splendid Lrht.Drausb, Passenger steamer,

The splendid Light Draugbt Passenger Steamers
JOHN GAULT, ............... J. H. BUNCE MASTER,
TEMPEST, I'D. G. PARR, MASTER.
I EAVE above, alternately every TUESDAY, evening
" ats O'Clock, for Louisville and all utermed points
connecting Louisville with U. Packs 3 Tor Gin.
cinua neelng aud PtIsbuTg. Through Receipts given
freight 10 an Eastern cities, per tiuore and Ohio
Railroad Merchants and Shippers may on these
leaving advertised, For freight passage apply
board or 10 h. H. HARRISON,
mar "a Agent.
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JOHN YORK co, have for sale POrisrs Spirit Of the
Times for this week lmay&
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O. J. WOOD CO., PTOpretors, 5l2 Broadway New
yorr lin the geEtN. Y. Wire Railing and
III arEe, st -. LOuis NJ. And sold BY ali good Drug
EuH' $500 49, W15S-1SESun'
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Philadelphia. Sent. 9. 1856.


Prof Wood-Dear Sir: Your Har Ksstlrsuve Is prov
ing lts-l O=aJh-a % The tOnt AMI also tns 6acE
pat Of rag ug4d almost lost is cJSerng-ln TACT bald
n-ve 4 lut lao h-If pint bottles Ot your hesloa
ave and Low lue TIP I ny head Is well udded win
IT5muE crop ut yyulg hair, aud t0e lrOn' is also
leee Tug ls oeu,h. have lrtd other prtpaTsCns win
CuL a-y otnth Whatever. thick from my own personal
Recommends ION, eau induce many others 10 ny IT,
louFa le5ttct .uuy, ID. Is. THOHAS, ID. D.
NO 464 Vine street,
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Trust sale Of an Iron 70 lndry.

IA PosTPosEMENF--The above sale is postponed
TO SATURDAY, May Is, 1858.
april 2O-.d WASHINGTON BARROW.
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80 tOKes ImTerIsl and G. BON Teas,
81 ehs-ts suPero or Green and Black Teas,
Just fecsivld and far sa'e o., by
may6-d WILLIAMSON b CHEATHAM
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Business at the laniing rather slack for this sea-
son Of the year
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Joy 20 the Admirers Of
A FINE HEAD OF
RICHGLOSSY HAIR,

Talk 4 O-a4y. 30 cauDHt exist Wilson q hIs head of
hair ILel he Glowing and 70 yuu ask more cir
cular araaui ea-u Gle, aud no doubt.
ID EUFaSS Dis WOODS HAIR ASSOCIATIVE
We ell tls aItau. Of all d ana young, 10 tue won
dsrful pre- ION, which back 90 original color
gray hr-C-vtrs tie head Of The bald with iuzuriunt
gruwh-I.3v-s ls 14udru0, itching ana all CT tneous
cru guoUs-C.us-s continual w Of tue natural huds-
ana hence. Il .gI4r dressing Tor the hair viii
PIE rs colo aGI be o. from i-lug TO extreme Old
age, all rs la,ura pcaUy We call heu upon the bald
the gray, t15 GIsas ID scp 10 use - and surely TIE
Young viii not they value she flowing l0css, or the
w.icun pUr be wIL,ut iL is praise Is upon The
GlLElu ut Thousands.
4Bs Agent for Prof W Oas Hair Restorative IN Rev
Haven received i1IoEing letter regard TO the Res
toratIvs, q lew Ks sine:
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'-f Ahlfetr NlALs1 "'9 90 AspNs
Mr. LsayEn EOT,h-SE have been troubled with dan
dru or scarl ny bead tyr khan year, my har
bsga1 10 come out scarf uud lar Together. saw 10
Ney Haven paper -loal IS GODS HAIR Restorative rs
cure called a, your store the LIST OF April las and
ru-g hased one te 60 Try ~ and tJuud 10 my saisiac
uol 70 The tuInE: removed tie Scuf aud new har BE-
g Ia grg t s two three n Chss In length where
II wasan Of d greet tLI o. wish you 70 send
me two DO rs more BY NJ Post Tie b=arer OF tins.
dolt know ay Oh me klldls ussi IN ms place you
lolTs wl.h respect, hCrOo FhAII'
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Bank Of West Tennessee

The note OF thiI Bank will BE- redeemed Al the IN
Bans ,. tennessee 81 AahhVill0. lttW&W-
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YOUGHIOGHENY ICE.
Extra Family FIour.
II. q. Waynes s. Go.

4 GENTS FOR Tub PURCHASE AND SALB OF
~ GROES, az P0rtor's old stand, No. %, Cedar 8
-.shrIlln- Tam
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The State Incbriatc Asylum.

BisoHAsIns, Friday Sept. PIP p m
Notwithstanding rainy and dsagree.ble forenoon
many Thousands of people were assembled 10 wi,ness
the Ceremony OF laying the coruer-tone of of the Inc
bnate Asylum to-day. The stone was laid ID due and
ancient form by the Masonic fraternity, John L.
Lewis jr., Grand Master of the Masons officiating A
large number # Masons from two lodges chapter and
encan PInent Of Binghamton, and from various parts
OF the State were present.
J" hen these ceremonies were concluded, the people
repaired to spacious tent, capable Of holding over
i've thousand persons, which had been erected the
ground, and which well filed to witness the re-
nainIrg exercise. After, prayer by the Rev. Or.
Beach Of Bnghanl.on, the Hen. Benz. +. Buter,
President of the Board Of Trustees OF the Institu
tlen, delivered some eloquent opening remarks.
Elaborate aud able addresses were delivered by DR..
John w. Francis and the Rev. Dr. Bellows Of
Newiork both Of whom paid high and deserved trib-
utes TO DR.. Turner, the founder and chief mover Of
the institution who present. Remarks we're also
made by the Hon. ID. s. Dickinson AID the Hon. Ed.
ward Everett. A beautiful and appropriate poem was
delivered by Alfred *. Street, esq, Of Albsny The
were extremely interesting. and went off
with great success and applause; Two Of the an
nouuced speaker, he Rev Dr. B.thnne Of Brooklyn,
ard the Hon. Geo. w. Clinton Of Bnffalo were pre-
vented from being present. Sutherlahds brass band
Of Syracuse furnished the music.
The trains Of the Erie Road running specially for
the occasion, and the numerous carriages-all that
Binghainton could furnsl--presented an animated
spectacle. The imposing view afforded by the site,
which if about two miles east Of Binghainton, was
the admiration Of all present.
In the eveningthe Presbyterian Church the weather
preventing the removal Of the tent TO the villsge)
was jamned to hear the mastery Grafton of Edward
Everett On Washington Over one thousand per-
were present, and the distinguished orator and
his glowing sentences were received with rapturous
applause.
Mr. Everett is the guest Of the Hon. d. S. Dickin-
son. The day is proud one for Binghamton, and as
copsecrated to noble philanthropy, will long be
remembered.
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Q. Had you any other motive e., o..
down On the bed with the girls than The IA, ~,
phens told yoa 20 do so' A. No. Sir az VI" SO
! Y How long lad you been scquaiusSd r;,A 81.
person at New Utrecht at whose hon.e ~" se~
stopped \. had been acquainted with ~ e o.
some five or six years, aud had known HI. xSs. -.
-gss ! csn remember. ' -
w., Examination resumed--why dii you o. An,
Co. N the bed With the girls A. can .,x. =.
he 90" ,r, at Mr.. stephens told me TO do So ~
b'st ycn 90 ION .he purpose of stopping Their.
., SrirhtI A. don't know bai did; Mr.. stephens
All e ,hs, there was no other room for ule.
''r phs ard Fanny Bell had been ordered By
Coro,s emery TO be on hard 70 testify before him
:, pIN1 this morning and as the insc for the
S.,arss -. TO cross-exaniine them before other
w;,rsss.s s.e allied. il arranged to postpone
furthsr r,pn,; until Monday next, 10 which time
The ;nvas.,r..,s adjourned
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Personal.

Gen. Winfield Scott. who i now stopping at Wet
Point. net with severe accident last week. which
may coufne him to his bed for some time. He Wa
about attending dinner party given by Col. Delafeld
when OF going down the stairs. his foot slipped and
he fell TO the bottom. Owing to the bullet in his
shoulder and the sword wound in bis arm he una
be to arrest hs descent; and the fall severe. To
person Of hi advanced years and large frame, this
is meet serious affair. The General taken to his
bed cupped and leeched; and though lie feels better
lie is sti! suffering intense pain.
-THe Cincinnati Ga-ate Of Thursday says:
"Gen. William Walker-'the grny-eyed nan Of
i,stiny the genuine hllhusier-ariyed AZ tai- city
on Tuesday uc bt and was at the Spencer House auih
mon Yesterday whe- he left by the boat Tor Ions
vile during lie time If lis stay here he WAS elo--sei
in nm ru.m No ll5 with two well-kEuwn Democrats
ol Ills city. aud he heart to tel one OF them az
thew rsr,e at the Door that he hnd procured the IN
erid a. the dispatch sent 10y photographic operator
nm New-York. oil the .lst. stating nst he hal gone
in.t a. the Star OF the West for Nicaragua IN ~
,r 10 mt somebody on false scent and to divert at
t,niion from his real purposes
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POLITICA L.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVEX IONS.

Third CosGRrssroS,I Cosvr~Tro, -1hs dele
gates the Third Congressional Cosventcu met ln
evening at the Fifth Ward Hotel and organized, BY
eIecting Charles +. Randolph Chairman. A Com
mtte Of Conference appointed 10 confer Nth TN
various parties opp@ed to the present Administer lion
in reference to the selection OF candidate TO, C..
srs and the meeting adjourned to the LIST Of October
FOURTH CosGnEssIOyAL DISTRICT CoSvESrIoS.-
This body met last evening a. No. 223 Centre street,
and organized by calling Gu-'ayus Worst to the chair
OF the two sets Of delegates from the Sixth Ward the
Brennan Delegates were admitted. The Convention
then adjourned to meet this evening at No 50 Franklin
Street.
FHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsIRIcT COSyEsTIoS.-
Tie Nominating Convention Of the yth Congressional
District, consisting Of the Seventh and Thirteenth
Wards Of New-York, and Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Ward. Of Brooklyn, met last
evening at No. IS East Broadway, and organized by
calling AID. Mauer Of Brooklyn TO preside. The Con.
ven,ion consists of "a Deegses from New-York. aud
20 from W'ilamsburgh.
On motion, Committee of Conference WA appointed
to confer with all opponents Of the Federal Admins.
trstion, with tie view to unite upon single candidate
for Congress from the District. The Committee
s;sts a. follow:
sxvxs1n w,.p S-wTo-k. y. T. Pr..r s-a Rob. Murray
fHsIrrsrH WARD h-w-icrs, gssa. Edo, ana BeuI.mn
Hu.chiison
THisIEESrH WARD, WiIiamseurah Geo. C. Beunstt.
ForsrErsrr WARo. WiliaEssbursh. SAMUEL I. MADDOX
FIFTEENTH NABD. Nilismsbursh John C. Hanord.
sIxTEfsTH WAkp, Wilisu,burzh, Anthony Water.
The Convention then adjourned.
SEyYsTH CosGRFssrosAL DIsTRIcr.-The Republi.
can Convention met on Friday evening at Chelsea
Hail. and orr anized by eectng Mr.. Hall Of the Ninth
Ward, Chairman, and Mr.. Nesbtt Of the Twentieth,
Secretary. Two delegates from the Twentieth Ward
had no, arrived and their places were filled. On pro-
ceedng to informal ballot, Mr.. Augustus +. Dow
Of the Ninth Ward received votes; Mr.. Isaac Day
ton Of the Sixteenth Ward, votes; Mr.. Welcome X.
Beebe Of the Twentieth Ward, 4 votes. On the first
formal ballot Mr.. Dow received IL votes Mr.. Dayton
3, and Mr. Dow was declared nominated.
Soon after the result declared the absent dele-
gates from the Twentieth Ward appeared and claimed
their seats and, motion, the Convention decided to
reconsider the nomination, and then decided to give
the substitutes from the Twentieth Ward leave to
withdraw and the elected delegates to take their seats
The Convention then adjourned to next Friday evening
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A Case OF False imprisonment.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 81. 1875.
very important law case was decided by Judge
Eli worth to-day Geo. A. Hill, a Boston broker
was deooyed to this cty by means OF ANONYMOUS lei
,ers ana his arrival the parties who used fraud
10 ct lin here, caused him to be arrested and com
p,ied a charge of debt and ccpcealment Of prop
erty. a habeas corpus was sued ont and release
CLAIMED on the ground that the arrest was illegal.
Judge Ellsworth ordered Mr. Hill to be discharged on
the ground that fraud was employed in his arrest,
and utInated that Hill could recover heavy damages
I. \ false Imprisonment.
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PcDnsylVania Politics.

HARRISBURG Friday, Sept q, 1853.
The Copferees Of the XVIth Congressional District
spent to-day in Intellectual ballotng. motion to
drop all the candidates aud nominate Gen. Folter was
defeated.
Tie Dauphin County Fair closed this evening. The
tfottng race was won y, Dir. Queens 81 jim Warden
of Gorte, beating "Gentle Annie" The horse jockey
made able practical address, which was well re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
FIRST FROST-POLITICS
Of The y. \. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The y. \. Tribune.
BUFFALO, Sept. %, 1853.
We had our irst frost 10 amount To snythingl last
night. Corn received no injury, it is too far al
varced.
The prospects for the Union Vi the Opposition in this
city and county are good; scarce anybody but the
Bucluirrs are opposed ~ l. consummaticn- y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
Prize Fight i'm Ncw.Haven..One Of
the Parties Killed.

NEw-IIAvES Friday, sept. "a, 1853.
George Mercer an Englishman, and a cutter by
trade, was killed in amateur prize fight in this city
last night, by William Houston, another Englishman.
There but one witness present. They fought five
rounds On the first two Houston fell, and on the
other three Mercer fell and did not rise from the last
Hs brain was congested. Houston is committed for
examination to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
Murder i'm New.LOndOn.

NTw-LONDON, Conn, FRIDAY, Sept. a, f5JS
The third mate of the whaling brig Lawrens, Por'
tuguese named Antoine found murdered TINS
morning lie left his boarding house soon after 4
O'Clock this morning. and found dead III the street,
with small dagger in the breast. The cause OF the
murder is not yet known. The person whe iound the
BODY saw two men and a woman leave the spot
piciously as he approached. The murdered man was
paid of Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

-u,u;,,o from vseptia since the LIST Of Septem-
i& ',,;wy feeling few signals yesterday. can
b. Ind ssything to vaentia There has been very
rot S'' - n the electrical manifestation ,