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Row AND SrADBsNG APFRAr. row occurred ct Q Cor
MAJ picnic, hsid on tas Pigeon Ground In the Eighth
ward, CO Sunday. Soma follows nlied with bad rum
kicksd up With swo Gernans aud one Of tho latter
named Charles Obern pursued one Of the party, who
shetere: himself behind and woman, and draw
ing Mife stabbed the man, named Michael Mcdonald
By missaxs. Two wounds inflicted 10 the left sid
and one In the shoulder blade McDcoald conveye
TO the hospital and The accused WA looked up In the Thr
precinct stsscu house 60 await IN examination.
CoLoRRp MILITARY COMPANY "A coored military COM
pay preceded By nsz.a musio, parAdei the streets
Monday morning, and then proceeded to Morris Grove
L. l. 70 participate in tbs Celebration OF West Indian
emancipation thera hsld The company numbered abou
tczso dressed IN blue costs regulation caps and carry
ing the American dag. There vera several pioneer
dresssd thu otass but with huge bsa rskn caps They
presented very good appearance. n tbs march dow
Fulton street Q homo attached 10 Q Green wood car
came frightened ard running or killed by coming
IN contact With tree. largo crowd Of boys colosed
snc white, followed them.
ANNUAL RzroEr OF Trz 6UPr2IrESDESS Or mz Poor
The Brcokyn Superntendens Of shs Poor Tor the Western
district have prepared the following report wing the
number of persons relieved, their nationality aud the
expense incurred during the ysAr ending August ISIS
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BAcguAs-Dovss In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July Is,
at 81 Johns church, Wash lngton street, by TIRE Rev
rnor I. Gui1n, W. BACEHAu 10 ELIZA Dowss, eldest
daughter Of the lste George DO ~ps, all cf England
Bsows-o'BssS-In BROOKLYN, on Monday evening,
August 2, by the Rev. Ut. T. Guon, Mr. j. MABssir
BRovr 20 Miss fizzu q. o BREy.
BceAm--RyBgRT. On Monday, August 2, at the res !.
dence Of the brides father, By the Rev H. ysn Dyke
CusrASa L. daughter Of Cnas. Ryoery, Of Brooklyn,
L.
.NuvuIp-BAMxAS.-On tuesday, August 3, By tbs
Rev r. Ogllby, FRANCES hSLy1IIE OF Brooklyn, 10 Mary
A. Bsxssv, OF this city.
ssna-BaIsIEp In this city, Tuesday, August B. By
the Rev Dr. Coe, Mr. CHARfEs q. SMITH Of Stapeton,
L. TO Mas BnK1rA s. HAIsrsp, daughter Of Hon. Oliver
s. Halsted, OF Newark, N. j.
California papers pesse copy
vtar-TsoxFsos On sunday evening, August 1, by the
Rev A g. Frapcis, Mr. srA,TsAs Vac, Of =, Henry Do
Mascouthe, Canada, 10 Miss MAUASsA Osrsy TxowfsoS
daughter Of Alfred q. Thompson, Esq, OF New York
WHsuss-CRrsxY In this oity, on Monday, August q
by the Rev Dr. Ferris, NATHASu WHErTxp, Of New
Yosk 10 MARY daughter Of the late Hiram Crtssey OF
New fapsan, Conn
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The Mount Vernon Pnrchase.
TO Tx EDITOR OF THs HERALD.

PHriaDEIrrA, Angus, 2, 1868
Will you plesse oorreo, gross error going the
uusl rounds Of the papers and which learn in your
les, Saturdays edition 10 the effect tina, the present
pant OF Mount Vernon previous 10 transferring the pro
pery 70 the keeping Of The Mount Vernon ladies' AZ
socauon Of the Union, intends removing the remains Of
the lusiros Warrington give you below that part Of
the contract 70 which this question especially refers and
have doubt you will cheerfully error alb
aura though is calculated 10 inure the position aud
claims OF association OF patriotic ladies, the successful
result Of which every true American heart beat, full
sympatby:-
IL covenanted between The parties that the said John A.
Washington, bis heirs or assigns shs pisce the vault Al
Mount Vernon such secure and perrsnes, condition az
he they shal see It, 20 Dot 70 include hsn ha
OF lard sud that the sad vault the remains in and
around and the enclosure snail be removed or ds
tmbed.
Miss Cunningham, the regent OF the association, bsn
absent from our city have taken upon myself 70 sddr
you in her behalf, and s the time, enclose yoi
lew copies Of she record ~ pretty good inklng n ae
sdvsnoss The ssso alton have maze up TO TINS present
tme-vsry respectfully, yours,
ST. WATSON, Agent for NJ v. L. A. Of The Union
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The Board met last svsung-Prcsitent Elijah :. Turdy
In The ehalf.
oozoSKRs BILLS.
The report OF the Conms.tae County oticea IN
favor OF paying bills Of the Coropss for holding nquess
and The doctors for holding post mortem examinations
during The quarter ending July So 1885, amounting TO
So oia, was adopted.
The report Of tho Communities IN fhvcr of paying
bill o. Solomon Kpp for supplies .rrnahed county jaa
during the quarter ending July 80 1855 amounting to
ISL, was adopted
Several ANAL bills also presented. The bill OF
George ". Morton, City Inspector for tho registry OF
births for 1851 amounting 70 81 sI2 20, laid over
IHs sBzRyY's BILL.
The Committee on County Offices reported In favor OF
paying tho bill Of the sheriff, 80 $780, which adopted
The report Of the committee In favor Of paying salary
clerk ai % per day. for services rendered the Excise
Commssioners laid In order 70 ascertain rhe
thor law requires that the Commissioner shsuid
fer the rf,y Gays eopsscutvey.
COMMUNICATION FRoM rHg CIR CHAMBERLAIN.
The following statement Of appropriation sat expend-
lures Of The county OF Ncw YORK, from January 1885,
f.tv uSr
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The Secret SGcs-fy bIoveLnsnt.
rsrrnn ina A lhA0v Nv ax1iar Jnurnal


Tcsl frends, stated como weeks since that con
was borg made 10 pack State Convention throrgh the
ssepcy OF secret societes We had evidence that such
"mslsn nfueoees were q wors ous dd not sasn "a nx
hsny think W. ought 70 do morv-thst the movers and
'he nc,sss gr 70 be exposed They are knowp and
we msy deem Il pecessAry 70 unnaAsk them Bot TO day
we sasl only give The following letters IRON highly re
able sosrtes--
RocuxsrxR, July o. 1853
end s..ss hs posy bssonins ns%ssr q .ss,s.
al this M wa: Sh u. rs
y. attend %2s %ssssss SCI
lection Of delegates 70 ,ss state Con yestoS sl''
end e e he wheel %sa
Shse. do no, think tSs rspuSc.a party needs I'll; s,aa
Know Tothise tactics Yours &c.
BurrALo, July "a, lass
very orcioy q the time when an Albanian posted
!eras Of kncw Noaingism and when certain other thing.
Nj Lownsbes y fo~msr no, prsssn, Canal suoe,n.
nass b: sess hs.e to ,,c,s: s'es for The
be County msy to WHITE you further
''e>" ST. LOUIS Mo-. July ss 1913.
p,As sn az va, hers ma ss S sss @ H..
S.ors poics .ssocssioo Ssd Been
hroush cOntroi !hs scnon Of State gonTsu
we're Sa the o VS.; Of toe Pisa
and - With other were going through inc s'a'e per'
hope ths is should State Convention tall
the people would rspudAe ~ nomination.
would be fAA party 70 ssddis with any secret
particularly with 10 higher end than TO eonos
tho Offices. truly yours, = ~,
wse to spptss Sou political fr,snds tina. d,a.
Republican Convention Tor sinister
purpoAsa
appears that secret orsa1x has been formed con
sisns circle is tesnsd) composei Of some dye or
n.1ueSr rom bead Tor Ss puroose Ct
oir the ctooe CT delegates The active man IN ia.s or
ssniysi:ou h's section ia Jsmss II. OaniA He says,
throughout the STATE AID certain 70 con!oi tna
action CT tie Republican state Ccnvsrncn have my N
auhenc and think he mater re
qulses attention III s who DESTROYS OF sustaining The
principles CT the republican party. Hastily yours &C.
Tfess lo,ers arc from republicans of hgh position aud
intelligence The facts s.atsd confirmed, vosbay, by
!rie whom meet almoet daily The nAmes OF lssd
ing em,saes arc given. Beside thu circumstance that
all dark isn,efn Influences hostile 70 the free, in
dependent patriotic exercise or Judgment and couvic
uepe tas movement draws into toe primary mesttugs
ciasrct conventions the mcst active and oer oppo
uSus OF the republican party.
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he tried hsd 70 escape and accomplish the deed he was
hsn taksr 70 the Police Court and refused 70 tell Why he
attempted 70 osst'cy himself saying he had private
eous would Kill himself on tue nrst opportunity The
magistrate detained him for safe keeping.
Coot AND WEr WEAraaR.-The weather was unusually
occl yesterday the Thermometer marking from IS 10 20
degrees during the cay. Light clothes arc discount
just now and fsnnes and heavy clothes are above par
This cooness Is net natural In this latitude O. Is ev
denoed by the vast amount Of sickness IN the city.
Bowel complaints very frequent and physicians
busy time Of H. The weather has been moist and
stormy tor The iaet two days, end yesterday
rocan oo the hay that the ferry boal Cinderella did not
make her regular trips 10 tbs lower Quar- anne station.
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Theatrical ana Other Anusemsr

ErBLos GARDEN.--Nsssrs Blake. BroushAm. Dsyidgs
and oshcr favortes 70 perform tho comedy OF the
"Pocr Gentleman" 10 night. An ntermisson Will take
place between the second and third acts for the
OF enabling the audience 10 enjoy the promenade concer
ia the illu inflated garden.
wAiIAcKs THEATRE protsaa piece written ex
pressy for Mrs. Florence by gentlemen Of this city 70
undergo IT. initial representation this evening Is called
Advertising for wfs' and supplies Mrs f. with sonie
half dozen Characters Mr.. Florence u TO play In
q Born to Good LucK" and the Happy Man"
AMERICAN NrsuM NO matter how osssn you visit this
Establishment you will always discover many novel and
wonderful things that had been previously Overlooked
The eye cannot possibly turn in any direction without
gA,c!Dg upon something Interesting WymAn, the mAst
cal, performs TO day and TO night.
WOODS MINsrRHs.-1he hearty applause bestowed upon
Mr. Rec by large and respectable audiences SUFFICIENT
proof that the great OF negro entertainments
ersst iayori.e ever Hs 70 repea. "Jameo Jam"
shis evening The popular Eph. Kern 10 assist In the
pr eiminAyy songs, canoes. &c.
TIE BRYANT DRorIERs st!ii manage 70 afford as much
err;ment be reasonably desired at o0e s.uing
To hts selections comprise sres. many coicaltes
shina,caes, interspeysec among which ara SUN
Gent number Ct sentimental melodies 90 render the whole
hIr conpiste.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BOSTON, August 3, 1858.
The following are the footings of our bank state
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. August, 3, Is

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. August. 3, 1858.
SOCKS dull. Peupsylvania State 5's, 895s Reading
,Ralroad Hk4; Morris canal, as Long Island Railroad
l2t< Psansy.vania Railroad, 4i7s.
BAi1ikoRx, August 3. 1858.
Flour very dull: Howard street Is quoted st - 62h
o. rs Chic. "a 62< - 10 Wheat dull. Corn dull and
lower mixed, SOC aS2c; white SIC. &c., yellow, s0c
PORK, 81. IS. Whiskcy steady. At 2StS . 27c.
PBIApEPEA, August 3, 1858
Flour unchanged, but drm. Wheat firm; now red, 81
70; white, 81 2Y 81 80 Corn scarce and advancing
Sales ct CSC, closing Duoyant. Whskey firm at 26:.
CHICAGO, August 3, 1858.
Flour nrm Wheat firm, ANA advanced &c. earn sd-
vance, &c ; sales ut CSC. Oats firm. Shipments to Buf
fNo-I4 COO bushels wheat Recerts--600 bbls. -four,
IA 900 bcsheis wheat, A 900 bushels corn.
CINCINNATI, August 3, 1853.
Elcay a,t provisions unchanged Whlskey, 23c
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Naval Intelligence.

The sloOp of.vr Jsmssto VI, Commander G. z. Ksnns
dy, arrived yesterday morning from Key West which pert
,ho left the 25th u There sickness board With
tia exception Of few Of fever and asus the fol-
loving is a ;st OF her cffcers;-
Commander, c, q. KsnneSy; Lieutenauts, George
BAict, Samuel EDWARDS, john ". Bennett, stephen g.
Luce, Elias X Owen Surgeon Maris Duvsi; Assistant
do Tics Charlton PoIssr, Edward Dunn Master John
S. Barnes Captains Clerk, Washington Irving, Jr !;
Purse,'s Clerk, Joseph Berry First Lieutsn AT Ma
fnes, C. G. McCAwiey; Actss Bos,swAn, wm LAVery
Guyner, eerj. Bunker; Carpenter, b II. Lobry Acting
Sailmsxer. Robt. Hunter.
The following correct list Of the officers Of The Uni
ted States soop Savannah OF the homo sauadron 70 sail
within the week for San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua
Captain Joseph X jarvis faeu,soants, John L. wordeu,
Jcei Kenrard Jo1Ainaa H. Carter John Irwin Thomas
P. ps,ot Surgeon, James hcCellsnd; Pissed Assistant
Surgeon, II. Caldwell; Purser, Benjamin ). CAhoone,
Marina officer, first Lieutenant Andrew j. Hays; Ma6er,
John N strbliDg Mioshipnan, James &. Hosely, Boat,
swan, CHARLES Brkgdon Gunner, Moran, SAilmaker,
william Rogers: CapenHr, George Wlsner; Captain .
CiexS FREQ II. Curtis Purser Cork, James " Richie;
essters Mates, Frank n Harris Peter McAvoy Thomas
E. uADey, t.. &. Bowers.
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Strange Conduct Of Gov. Cunning at Utah.
PFron the g. Louis Democrat, July 81
Ext.ac; from private letter to gentle OF st. Lous
dated
GREAT SALT LAKE CrrY, June %, 1853.
You viii have heard how our corpulent Governor has
beer "sssptoed" by thu Mormons he eeems to me to
be slmost insane BE lakes pains 70 quarrel with every
Geose within bis reach from Gen. Johnston, the Com
issoners and Judge Ecses, down to your humble
want and to affiliate With the worst cut throats In the
whole Mormon munty. He is alternating tne only true
fends be has-he only persons whom he can expect
to lean when he nos that he has been fooled by Brother
Brigham.
Tns very table on which writing has on evidence
OF the rascay Of the hormons In respect to the mail U
eerawiing this 10 you In the Pest cfce Directly In
fro5t OF Ia pile OF letters, all OF which have been
opened by steAmns them until The gum on the envelope
ceased 70 stick by cutting open the ends Of the
vs,spes and sticking them carefully together again.
They call the present cond ion Of affairs harmony
o. as least the Governor calls bet there not Gen
tao city VINO does not sleep with revolver under
his pillow.
The vanguard Of the army expected to arrive to
row and then eha breathe freer. IL Gen. Johnston
had the supreme civil power OF the Territory In his hands,
be the military, We might have durable peace.
AZ il Ia, tbs patched up meas OF Gov. Cummings will
cesss 10 stick ~ soon a. II 10 steamed.
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NEws FROM RED RrvER.--On Saturday last Sir
George simpson arrived from Norway 6ouse and Rsd
RIVER lie states that the settlement is quiet. though, az
thefame time there rome excitement with regard 10
the Of the government He confirms tho reports OF
tho geld discoveries at Frazer river, &C sir George
Simpson rays that there r. great apprehension nom the
ravagos OF he erasshepvers, that there will be scarcity
o. provisions at Red river, which may lead 10 the AVIAN
donment Of the settlement The gre~hopper plague Vas
expected last year ard announced likely 20 be rgod5
70 the settlements by the scientific gentlemen cent 10 The
country by The CasaGia1 gOTsument -QIstet G1fsts,
IA; &c.
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RvsosEo DEsvu oF JvueE DUR Chief Justice Deer OF
The Superior Court who has been lying dangerously m at
che residence Of bis seu-insw Staten Island, WAS yes
tsrdsy reported In the courts 70 have oie On inquiry
being made Of his son IN sns city was ssceraned that
he venerable and learned jurst was alive at twelve
O'Clock NJ but the hopes Of his family for his u.ms,e re-
coey we're very much depressed On the death Of Chief
Justice Oakley, Judge Duer unanimously elected by
his associates TO the high position Chief Of the Superior
Court bench-the only Court which recognises Chief JUS
tesihe senior member In point Of service Of the other
courts, being styled "Presdins Justice" Judge Duer
llneel descendant Of the old English Earl Of Surfing
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ABs0rr.-At Babylon, L. l., On Thursday, July %,
DAsIxL ABpo1r. aged IS years.
BssBuzos -0u Tuesday, August q, Margaret Bsls.zos
only child Of John and Teresa Brsbazon, aged year
month nt days.
The funeral will take plsce from The residence % her
parents S2 renh street. On Thursday afternoon Al three
oeloek
rSvos Ii IAs eiy, on sasas7, Angus, Erscx, relic,
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A. '. StOUt, Chsmherilln.
Per J. VAN NLEJk.
Ordered on die, aud 10 be printed At length IL tie
minutes.
LEVY.
Tie tar levy, already published then taken VI and
adopted, WITH some iev amendments after which tue
Board acjourned.
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Total number OF families temporarily relieved. ei6
OF which SCI Americans Geo being coored) 343a
Of Ireland ISL OF England 1877 Germany so Of sooaAnd
rs OF Canada Of West Indes, Of spain is Of FrAGce,
o. Portugal or Switzerland, or Nor way OF Yates.
OF lse Of Man, OF Prussia, OF Holland Of Italy, LIS
unknovn-rotA. 4,9l5
SERIOUS Acc.pEsr IN SUGAR RkFfyERr-Two MES
Fatally IsJuRxD.--On Monday about . serious
accident occurred in shs sugar refinery Of Fiakea
wbess.ey, No. IS water street. II appears that two
Germans employed about the building, named John
Feithorss anc Christian Schickemar noticing etniug
wrong about the bone dlser, prooesde1 TO Ak II The
bolt OF the marhole having become loose or them
took hammer 10 secure it, instead OF q wrench. TIE
force used broke the bolt and the lid Of the manhos
being blown OUT they instantly nveoped in
Both were knocked down and almoe. pArbo led before
they could be extricated. They taken TO their
residence No. a. Water street, and physicians cssd IT,
Everything possible In ther behalf but there
Ia not the sghtes prospect ths, either will recover
Feldhouse has wife aud child. The other 10 with
out family.
Tux err Couu.-Iais court was opened for the Al
gust term Mondsy BY Mayor Powell I'm the absence Of
Judge Cuvei) and Supervisors sudwsn and smiin. No
BUSINESS bong ready the court ADJOURNED III next Mon
dsy for the purpose Of receiving applications for
razstoo papers Civil business Wi! be resumed the
1.th inst
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The Memphis at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, AuguSt d, IoOo'
The steamship Memphis arrived here at 10 O'Clock
this morning,
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Political IntsliiSsnce.

Tax R,vAa-Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and Hon. A.
Lincoln the rival candidates In Illinois tia seat Of
the former in the United States Senate to JOINT
discussion at prominent pon. in each Congressional
disrct in the Slate. They commence NJ Ottawa the
2s OF August where Mr. Douglas viii speak for hour
AFTER which Mr. Lincoln will occupy hour andsa half.
ana Mr. Douglas will then take half hour TO reply. At
the next place this order will rcverssd and alternate
in Ike manner a, each successive place.
ARKANSAS CoaGsfssMxs erred In stating that ths
State Of Arkansas nos 10 choose her Congressman at
the election held Monday. COL Hinduan was the
democratic candidate in t6s First district and he has no
doubt been eected tho opposition did not put forward
candidate. Col Albert Rust tho Candidate OF tho
party in the Second DISTRICT and his election was
next to certain.
DAVIS for Congress In the Fourth district OF Michigan
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Tpazr PnrsoSxas Daowssp.-A

TnsEE PR1soNKas DRowSBD.--About ten o'clock
hs three men, prisoners from Monroe county
re- ti.iy we're accidentally drowned In rrondequolt
-sy b.a Toe Float bridge, by the upsetng OF . skill.
rttse engaged 10 cutting Gags 70 be used tor
occurred they passing from one island OF hsss 10
smother IN a scov Dat bottomed skin. There was
PARTY OF six prisoners and overseer 10 the skh which
somehow dipped water, when, supposlng that veud
sink all jumped out One prisoner swan 10 landing
place another saved the and third was saved
by cngipe 10 the sklf The three who went down and
we're were James Sheridan, Michael Lynch, and
Edward Donoqhus these all sent up by Police Jus
sce Bardwe short sentences from this city Sheridan
about forty years old and leaves wife and children
He sent up en- the 5th OF June for sUty days His
sentence would have expired on Thursday. Donoxhus
about the last named but DO ne, learn
that he had family. lie sent up the 9th Of July
for thirty days. Lynch young man aged about
tweo'y ave years, and has parents residing In the city
he cent CD on toe 271h Of July Toe thirty days
Rocfe,t.r J'yt1E. Alg
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The MuspcAL FErT AT JoSo' Wooc his been further
postponed account OF the threatening appearance
Of the weather II will positively take place gu shs urs.
second aad third days Of the ensuing woex.
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mex. with the Governor, Canal Commissioners, and
other officials.
Heavy Rain storm at Cincinnati.

very heavy rain storm, with which we were
visited this afternoon, completely flooded the streets
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,e NushyiiIe at Charieston

The NaahviiIc nt ChnTlcaton.
CHARLESTON, August 8, 1858.
The United States mail steamship Nashville, Cap
Rain Murray, arrived from New York at 10 o'clock
last night,
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Gray Hs,r-Its Dts~sses, Fsti, Change NJ
color Try The wonderful GRArDJEAS new duid, No. y
church sfeel.
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Board OF Supervisors

The Bard met last svsn:ns-Presidsnt Elijah E. Purdy
In The chair.
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Free Labor and NO Money -Eq..Iity OF
mspsiud in riopertypoasesssoa sad no monopoly Por
traits IS cents il then, b. HOLMES.
Brooks Boots.-Arucies Superior 60 any
msnui acured this country for durability. beauty and
utility. b75 nnDAdvsy sDd $50 FULTON street. n B-A
large sssorma soIed selling about half prise
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so"nsn anu WeNern If"ue -our STOCK
~ a aud winter co,hng Ter The above trade
pete comprising large asaoments CT AL the best AZ latest
styles ~ winter closing Terms and prcea very fAyorabs
10 undoubted houses ID rEtLlN A Co.
cs2 go ari - Rrnsdgay,
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YHE rAMILV &c BALD.

Intsrsst,rg from Utah-Htsh Life Scandal
Wrst Lnoia EmanrapaSion-Ths Great En-
tevpT1ses or tho Day-Ths New Eel Dorado
Execution OF james Kelly Ia Bsoohlyn-
Affair." In Europc-Locai n1attsrs-sSate OF
m. NM lxe R1c-
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O. gGambetItn. Yttnspd1 nn6 @rpssHOrsO Der Dn6-s
~ ' fiibrun9s swtHeni6dft - - 80
gDer BITE tdrfmdmntf&en Dtfentauen nne ees 9SnoslS.
tad praft( unb 9eOettiA eernsn p,a ieats os Mntat
hsgSem s bic f6nfen unt 3refmfBtefn &enntntHt mer-
fsntIii&er Dirt peert tSe &anheue eebteet psrDe
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