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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-26
1854. @sTauhmtaatI Der StetbefdNe
@tarten an S1ptnbfuNt 2s17
hn.. 6~nwPhaItD4 O1H3

Dtefe 9nbIen aetaen, b6 betxabeTper 4. EbiL antr Sttrbe.
fdae tn stefem 2an6e bur& M~Wssetran8 Sernrfa8t wsxben, abb
eefebsu Dpn ben sablretHen. anbern 3steen, bic BON stHtr
Iet&ten GrtGltune tsrbttsefaHrt rtrben.
G10nt euere GelunAbett unb ntnu ttr an elmer @rIaItMnG
Der Bruf Obr 2uues letbet. tanfet cine SIafAe BON 8 Mfts
lambs ~ballnmtG6em GprSinl un6 ibr fSnnet auf fners 0b-
nefuns re6nen. 40ufenDe babea Steiss 8stRaR Mnb behtx
runbtrbnre QDtrERn9 teaen9t.
3Mfen frmmt aber aAA Ra6n@ut1I BON Strbrrbenesk WlA.
9n, tn weIGem Sane has vDeutfhe Dttters@ eebraR6t rstben
fUnte. SIN 86Gsn BON sineh anbausrnbeR 9uRtn ~terribreM.
Der SHN6Ae ub MbfpaEnnug hS Gdn3en @Vfeus mlrA mar
bas 8ttttrs BON srSgsm NNBtn fnben,
0aHeIAs trire stuste BET or: 9. Or: Se6fgn, as MsA,
era5t, philadelphia Sesftr tat unp bel. alien DyueetRs1 mi
Stprstaltern burH BITE NeT. StGatsR SsrIawft,
Srets rs aeHts BITE 6IalAN OaaMEw@
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- John G. Ermold -
Gabinetmader unp nntertGfer -
Mn Al GfnnHro6e.

wv II WlNVE4WbIF
in 6ass. unb Wcrl.s @pifn Sb.p i'm britten 5tcdper i.
SID made bitrmtt mstnsa Sreuneen, lowie psnu Subittarh
~lberbaupt Bic ergebcnfts 4nIeige. bag tD Gne In mrtn @efhdft
f6laaen0e arbeit, fcwts 5austtlrtn, Ginrt6tun3fn BON StO.
res un6 Nirthl4afttn mad 8stGnunsen Gufs eei0madOpafe
~ansfabren perpe. Itlb!er. tpelhe 9dtBs Jun 1Biepsrpertauf
krauueu, tpwte aud DriSatleMte marcen wobl t0un bel mir
pUraufpre6sm, IA t6 hisiettsn frs in srpber ausD all auf
@Grra,t baIte pn5 Gug i'm Stan9e bin bllierr ais trssnb Elm
Ancerer su Derfduf n.
Aae Befelunssn msr6tn f6usa unb pin .tlt@ Estprst unb
ale Arbett ~saraNtirt. Sa erfa@e be.balb Iae Oet mir Dor.
sulpre6en, ebe fe no Gnbers ttfteltn Cber taufen.
San<4,6mt SOM v. y rtnplb.
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S1nlahDI4

$500, 900 SUP 9au une Sdreinerbcla.
100000 S9inpet nnp 2atten gum 8erfouf.
gDir lenten bic aufmerffamfett p6uttltGer aunben df I'M.
Itre 8rOBe Nteperiase Dpn 8aW. uno 9lutbpl8 0Dn alien Mrten
QIentttdten uo SrDBtn. - QDir f@netotn wetbtanaen Bau
tCIJ mad 8eftaRng, un6 Iieern Benterrabmen, I6uren,
&tnfafun8et unb ppbelartett 3u i}abriTpretIen. @prehet Dor
II unfernt 5G.itpfe, ytc. Ito QiBttfr. 9Derite, pber Ode bpr
e@ 4n~a S1S "'' Burns 81 Sloan.
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SSGbm0IcDinen. S1dbnldtcDtnell.
Thomas Shanks, prafttIher Wf1lhtnilt,

4 OH1u OHuNNS1 FtNFtTT~V wIETY
Nprp 5iablraBe, na9e SalttrnorettraBe
N. dit AIR 81 oeraturen an RapmalDtnen, Druderspre6en
8lsaner Meriasusea &c. &c. gRpbeae FUR bic Sateat-OtFst
.wer6en oeuau na1 Der aetdnung %perfertt8t..
WN. 0Sebrauhte NSpmaiAtnen werpen eetauft, 1nsaepeG.
felt uRb ~Ssrlauft. tDslSromt
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suspobnen uno weun SerIel6e eS tpiiuide, eaS
WOrt IN uebmen, mas Deun aud 9eI4ob.
9r. Strupe ludte 5uerf liA bon benz Vcrs
wurfe Der 0erleumouua 5u r~eini9en, bra4te
oanr, ouf oa8 Yrtnsipieae Der Sade ein9eheno,
bic Gr5dbluna eiue8 Gnaben BON 8 Sabren Dor,
Der in Der S9ule pom NpielbiB unO Climber.
fall 9ebSrt babe, uno buB yr. SrCn pieie @es
ididte in leinem rnterrtdte ben &inpern ers
5dblt babe. (0r. Srpn, weGder anmeieno mar,
be3eidnete oieleS laut aIS 1uipabrbeit.)
0rn. Strupe eelan9 es nidt, Die @flaren, BON
Hsber5eu9uus unp Wiieni6aft r~urdprun9enen
4ult9ten ceS 0rn. Dulcn gu wioerle9en unb
ben ncdnals ipdter au89elprcdenen 0ortpurf
bS5wtut9er Serleumoun9 BON li4 ab5utreifen.
C8ecbadter am Suplon.)
MH5 Utah.
ST. Wtllcn, Ser. Staaten Di(triftatrrneb
fir Utah, 9a6 in einer InIprade an Die Ser.
Staaten @ranoiurD in Salt Safe @itp bic
@rinpe an, parunl er feline Anfla9eu lpe9en
pdperratbS pcrbrinsen t0nne. @r cittrte ole
Proclamation be8 Btdlioeuten bonn 6. Qpril
1853, morin er ben rebeItlhen WtUrmonen Ser
5eibun9 augebcten, erD6pnte Der Nbfencnng Der
5riebenscommil1dre uno Der proclamation pes
Governor Cumming unO iblcB NIT cer @rtId.
runs, oaB er aus bielen 8riinOen feinen Der
8epObner BON lltub De0 5cdperratbs tedh9tis
8ea tcnne.
Megen peS neuliben Grapa13 in Salt yate
GitD purben @bas. u. Ginfeab uno lS. s. SAT-
elmer @elpltrafe SELECT bic ~itbrt9eu Gu9ee
aber e%nttalien. DaS Bailey Gan" pom
Deg. be5eidnet bic Serurtbeilun3 Der beipen
InSefla9ten alS ni6t ourb Den GbatbeltaHp sc.
rehtfertt1t.
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Olnaei0e.

Den Wtitsltebsrn, bes AM 1itsa D. 81. aafselGSten Spea-
rhOra.atammes go. ., ptrb pttrmit bic erst1ens AaSstss s-
maAt, bB meprere Wtitslteper OttS aufgel0bten 5iGmmcs
peuts ben 26 b. 81, ASenOs 8 19r, etncn ntutu otamn tr6f-
mn unp pttrsu AAe, wet9s I'D bsmltSsn ani4tisBet r0leu,
etnselafen, Der Yeria nmlnnB beSuDDbgeH-
SIN IHftrage pes Committees
w % m. QangIpB.
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Gg STR Die Sanfleute uur pas anseigenoe
a.. 8ublifum in Baltimore. 9a0

ESg@ STR Die S1nfleute unn o1s an5ei9enoe
49, gnblifum in Baltimore. 9a1
Sn elmer 8esHIferuns ME Boltimsre NIT fttnen fttS mad.
fenssn @efbdfe.@ Isthterurger. TIT IGn9f has 8ecit tfatB
stner gut ~8efabrten Gasetse Mseatur eefieit pOroen. b I
Pr GauFtnte tbre &nsstsen tn tresnb elmer 3etuns Der Der.
StsaceR ~eir8eruft bffpnmsn fpnn' n. Dte unter5cidneien
baben f8 eabsr Oeranlobt eeebsn, btfftnt 8sba fnifs abst-
tefen uno bdben. hnrG unb par3 nit Deni Gfif4fts be.Gnnt
unS felt Satren Der Drehc oneebDreHc, cine fsINe &Bentur
uHteF benz 3dmen
Southern and Western Advertising
Agency"
stabIirl un0 cine 0ffee IN p5rnntltn 9uitbins," NOtbORt6t
BON Baltimore ub @CrtbsStraef, EscnOnamtm. SIN fat al.
len bebeuteneertn Stdotrn bar uniOn perpea lofde alsemetre
Mn3eieesaasnturen NIT @rfcls eefabrt unb es ptbt tstnsn
$runb, wayum Baltimore nit fstrent hebeptensen tIbliAen
unb roefltGet 5unbrl gerGbe in Dtefem @ef1dftss 3wfiss su-
r~IftIeiben iC1tt.
Die untelSet@neten msrben f6 ~bemiben, 6ur& Nufmerffam.
frt unb punitltht @rfuauns Der engagements Ids @tttrdHen
Der Rau aiute unp bes anseiaeneen pnblttumS Spn Baltimore
gu ~serbisntn unb fnb lest TN Staube IuSeteen tn traegb ct.
nr 8tttun9 bes 9GnNcs su BEN Seraxs8ebers. pretlen sn tnfe
rtrea, Tetet aue GCmmifHOnS-Se6ubren 9CrtO unS Mabe
ben ausetsetn 9eipart perben.
@raf TT urb GIlttpn, ga3
Office; SO. 9. iut aDeiteH &tode Fpa vSrsntitn Sutibtng"
ar Nerfpif.Gf BON Baltimore Il Rp b6r.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0oII1mi1her GprbioI

fur f6ntqe 6etIuns BON 5ufen, @rfdltnne, SnFxen;en, 1r6a.
ne, @anben pals unb observation-disclosures, MnssebruHs une
MEM nrh naS61tAy GR-9tssuna fir Mne ON hefer Rrnuttett
2eibenoe, feIbf In ben leSten Stabien.
Dtsie berltmte yrepdrettunt tn slet& benz Bitten s~urerIdf.
fig. % 1T fur cine Slate Don 1rsHtpt ten beftn,lnt. biz
un6 aef1trItder ais aqe Gntere bentn BITE Bewpb.
ur btefes 2aubeS untsrwOrfen ifnp Rrdntbetten Bic BON ct.
zer tstnen Grt6ltuns %terrabren. Or. Sea, bttfe erfe drSt.
de WutbprttGt fat, SD min nt6t b~ebaupten, bae ,Ralt'
fir uns Ia, mas bic yef unb has oeIte Jteber fur bic 8ewDt.
nr auberer 8pnen Enb, aber i'd Tam bsattnit nerT&srn, has
SterbefdIs ~snflbrsn.
Cine pettere prUbt Der entftBIi&en @e fdtrIt9fstt Der Ssx
elmer fietnen @rtGltnns entRtbenben &raufbeten, Seiat fG BET
etnem Bid lber na1heRen6e aus ben 1ert&ten bs DbttabL.
pbta @efunbpettSnmteS entnrutntene Gattue. GrpSben phts
Iabelpbta ~anerfannt etne Der e~efunbeRen St6bte Der l1utrR Ia,
- VI q AhaMaa -
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Musetee.

Gs wirb bterburG pRt@tstmdBe Ndtri6t seesben, eaB Bet
etner am "a. Sanuar natt9f1aBten Yeriaul mIun9 Der spcI-
mora Stamri Yts. s. u. D. 81. 10. iN bard stnfttnint9en
Sslblus ean3ltdp d~ufssI6Bt bat.
Gammflt9e NittslfeDtr iperSsn erfn&t, Ben ttnsn snium,
menben antbeI pOn WSntls ben 20. JGnuar an betS. &Srpee
tn 9enrsItteftr, 80. ia ae5absleH.
2WO SIN Au TRACE &r6, Ger.
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Dfftctt 30. 10 SpMt9 FfdBe.
DteIe ate uno lOltbe Office ~rerltd,ert y a u er unb Dfp
5 Elm oeaea . r u 4 Obsr y { d al teang Spu Seue
~ febr btlteen 8dtem mad benz WIant bar @e9enfetigtett UNI
nntetfhsuns unb Bepdtrt @tTtp's pom 5immerleuten unttI
6efriebigenoen Bebin9unSen.
@runbfldsbeFser wel6e tn ber. v@anitatle. . flee" oert.
hern, bapeH feline Wetlcre Observation-Disclosures ais tlr ben DC.
traa tbrer Depe(tten, unD berm Ablauf Der 9GltCeR Inb III
,unt @mpfan9e eIner BadrbiptDenee Don Is pr0Sent bere6tigt
Sbtae @eie1iGaft wtl fpmDbl tnr Sabr klS ilt;ers Isr.
mine gu ben btuiefen Yretfen %oerit1srn.
Otreftcren
mas Rdfc, GbarIes o., GartOG, Rtdnet g8arner,
QDtQiam 8enneSS, aufin Senttas, Dantel Dat.
5entp @teman, .8eaianta Dsf0rS, Rp6trt Y. Debit
Sdmes ~9rasi<rs Samuel Nirbg, Dantet QDarfelb,
BFanets u. &rcOt, SGaemttatr
~ 6uab %. Spnss, Sftrsfft
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lInaei0e
go. SO Wbarft.
GDmmiffipnS : GefMdf1

SmpprtsurS uns 9anpsr tn altem WrtstGs, 3raRStes, Ste
auDre &c. &c. RaIten aae tn ibr Bab etRf6laSsnbe AriifsI aui
Eager unb p%erfauffu bteislbsn ) u ban ~ntsDrl6asn import
Nret(tn. Nan25 6Nlt
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N2ecbnnfcs SAL.

y}p. 152 gBelte 6apettelttaBe.
Der nsle lhBne SdGI In bieler oa9e sotro tiermtt beatn
tur ~9btnItRng non 9nnsperenneunaea GnUtsttsR Nerfamni
tmHnset u. !. n, s%mpfobisa. N.tetbbebia3 uuesn lE@f ean1t3
NGbstes ta &0ials.
San9.S Die Ihmtntfrat{pn.
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1852. @efautmtjaDI Der SttrBtf6le 10,267
&tarben an SGwtnbfu@t 1919
- - eubeEt Rtantbttet 8,349
1853. @tfammt3abI Der SterbefdGe '97A9
Starken an S@ninbfu@t, 1895
- anbere Rranttetten 1854
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Deutl6eS
Arbett YlatAtpeifnna8 Nnreaul
NOTWITHSTANDING J(D, 30,

Inter 4ufF9t Scr DeutTGtn @e1el9aft."
Mae Dt~ejenigen, wtl1t beuf6e 6an6werfer, Mfteitsr DIR
D@tsnfsUtsn snbsl3aftisen glgf4sn, fOwis an Dsatfasn Qr
an ben ssntea Ser Iefeli ait, 5rn. s. s. Bsiftn 4
RGff 30. So Eedmesfr, 'wfnben tSet9er unentaeibli.
4uSfunft ettteile1 mfrt.
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Ileberlexudje
w
NaffnnesM deutlIc.

8reb. Ntfum, SarytV0f.
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DIES @rbe par, 70 nurbe bieier 9iaalaB in
Der Oben be3eidneteu Weile %serpanpt. @es
8enwdrtis uelOet lia ST. SaseS ala entfernter
Serwanpter Qeate'S uno p~erlauSt Die 8ud5ab.
lung beS 9enannten S%immden8.
80 tpn. @8 Mill n d mirfen.
pus 2iqcurseIeB in 8oltOu. Dem oOrti9en
Stabtrotbe wurOe Elm Beri6t iiberreidt, tperln
BON Der lIamS0lidteit seiprO4en miro, p~al1elbe
itren9 burd5ufibren.
Sn Nodeiter if. elm Prieiter uttrapirt
pprben, ale er aus ees 0ad6ar8 Sdeune
Strcb lfabL. Gr NAT nidt fling senu9, lid als
grilpinu8 II. biu3ulfeCen unb gu lasen, oaB er
fir 9eoarfti9e ltebie, ~ionoern bertef li6 auf Die
altberfSmmllde 4uafludt ntempcrire 9elltess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-12
Suicide Of. Hen,esksd B....na

Az English papor cor tains the following story
OF q husband driven TO commit suicide by his
wifei
An inquest wss held Al Cambridge on Saturday
last, ON the body of IESRy Jos MAsrERs, who hsi
committed suicide by hanging. IIe left letter al
dressed 30 his wife, In which ne says "You will ret
married again; pity the unfortunate man that ever
comes under your roof, he might A. we'll bs tn.d
under harrow, there "a difference bet ween the
smiles in the shop and tho frowus In the room; You
cannot when alone give = kind answer. oh, the
deceit could believe, I always was cheerf,l
before strangers, a did not wish ~ let overy ons
know what q fon had made of myself; oau safely
say tho face has worn the smno when the heart
bll cdeth, and many have said he has Jumped
nto good home, I safoly say I lumped
out OF one You know WAS unhappy, why DID you
not try to soothe met No, but YOU were the more
sggIayating. My God my Godl thank yuu that
you left me nerve enough to write these few lines
When the wind blows aud the snow falls moiitata
upon these few lres and say, Gud forgive his SINS
aud take him to that heavenly rest whore thorc Is a
Joy and happiness.' Keep this look Mt Il well, aud
and you know all IL the truth, so hclp me God My
time Ia getting short now, write no more. 7 60
and play 10 my heavenly Father to forgive my sins
and yours, and those connected with U.S. No more
on earth from your loving and unhappy husband -
Tho jury returned the following verdict "That tho
dcocascd destrcyei himself while In At Of insanity,
brought through the had conduct of hls wife, and
they thought she ought TO be called beorc the Jury
and severely censured by tho coroner" This core
ncr thought II would be tettcr that the oen~irc
should 10 conveyed 20 the wife In writing by him,
and the iuiy cDncttrTyd
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MAIL ITEMS, &c.

"PoKFk' IL said to have become quito a FASH
ionaOle game with 'ho Digger indians OF north
oaimorhia; they are gLnDhhg Tor Eio"s, pieces
OF nih', anu other small change
ing break In tho Erie Canal, wos' Ct schcnoc-
saay, pau Gne,-no. % lo,s aaah .-;Voo yMs o
om," ,,' inanus o,Jm ~, .;'i;; o" s' '''''A
i"'" Aio ohs"so' III 'olA""N "'
AN irhh woman In Rochester, N. ", has q
monomann ON tho subject OF lnurior anu claims
to have seen horrid murder by three prominent
men-two VI whom have been Mayors OF tho
ei'y, anu one nemoer oi congress-
lHE new monument I, in honor OF the memory
oi Gon. bLoth, who was killed during tho last
war between the United states ami GrSat sn-
tain, while defending Queenstown Heights, Can
ads will be inaugurated Oh the 18th Inst.
TuE Rev. G. II. SrURuEoS has wrtten q
letter to his friends in America, in which ho
declares that in his belief, immersion IL tho only
Christian baptism and that hs bslisyes that
members Of all Christian communities should
be admitted to the Communion.
CNg Of our scicntiGc exchanges says that .
powder has been discovered in tho Academy Of
Science in Paris, consisting Of chalk and tho
residue Of coke after the gas has becn exhausted,
from which paste is made, which will com
pletely remove both smell and infection from
wounds and sores.
Ivs.,v Mr,r,s Wvrrv am h., husband ar.
ro iorgsr In tbs dupreon. ~ Unlv Int In Ma
zinize' Sic and her husband have been rele ased
from custody by tho Bologna Governor, and
have gone to Switzerland. They were seized
upon the plea Of the public exigency, and a dis
chart Is ordered whom danger Is no longer foared
Trr .,o,. q, IN. ann ara unusuallv numsrou,
and I.,gs this vsar Al the nraseri timc thors
sre oiarsn ',rn,.4 ~ ~ s,nis ysimls two Of wbich
have iust made their apnesrance on the we, torn
edpe A vary Iarg, spot has been recently OBJ
served nearly IN he centre embracing a central
80 sno, "a ~ iii isr,,sr nonnnbr1l region.
.L.hIo
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Moeting street, within stons'a thro. Of ems
lighted and ventilated, and L. one of the fnsse
rooms in the country, being capable Of seating
1900 persons, including Q gslssyy with sofAsy
Tor COO = =,
SosE ten or twelve years ego, Q party Of ess-
item en-, residing in Harrisburg, Pa, went q Q
cunning and fishing ,yxcursion, taking with .hsa
their pro vender they hl ID several boesies Il bruH
dy, and \ -hile In ono Of THAR conviviL mosda
made an % recment to bu = one Of the bottles -
let Il remain upon the isai ID until only one u IL
party survival, when he s. scnl4 procsrs ths ~
lie, and drink its contents with his friends, ~
persons that com. .poced the p srty, have al -
one been called to their final rest sndths survives
Friday last, starts for the sp- whsrs the bse.
tlc l. buried to ful6t the promise .ads 70 hs g
parted comp aniona.
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rs Accid.ut to III. y..J.,b,,t

This steamer, which ran ashore at lIurl Gate
on Monday night, iloatcd of at tho next tide,
and was csierday taken on Il o railway dock at
Groenroint for repairs. Tho following sre tho
particulars Of the occurrence:
On Monday afternoon, at about o'clock, the Van
t. stonIng gton with about aoO pa,sengers ON b ard,
and largo and valuable crgo. Besides the Wander
bit tie steamer Connocticut also started about the
same time, and tie two procoodod In co~s pro ximty
up the East River towards Long Island soand. The
Connsctcut bad the lead and kept H. passing through
Hun Gate with safety, though at moderate rate Of
spoed. The yandertt was not 50 fortunate, for On
nearing "flood Rock" the sloop Holbrook appeared
directly before her, ondeavorng 10 mako her way u
the ?ist street dock. The pilot then determined ~
cro~s the bows Of the sloop and pushed the steamer
ahead, thinking " clear tho small vessel; but, most
uriortunstey, the Hobrook's bvw struck the Van.
derbit In tho stern, causing collision, which threw
the passengers into terrible state of eSctomont and
caused tho ladies' or some OF them, u scream and
faint. In moment, however, quiet WAS restorod,
and Capt. sTuRaEs, Of the steamer, Immediately set
u work u right matters and proccod upon his
voyage.
The bow II tho IIolbrook picrced through tho Ia.
dies cabin takiug In its tho stairway, several
berths, and tearing up things generally finally be-
It's new acquaintance. Tho Wander bilt no = having
bco"De loose was gradually drifting by tho tide,
which WAS very strong, until she was forced upon
FLOOD Rock" where she began TO leak. though
but slightly. Tho passengers hAd n fair
chance of becoming uncomfortable during the
night but about o'clock, tho at an tug Jas L.
Stevens came to the rescue, and thoy were all re-
moved 10 her deck. Their baggage was Also ssfcls
cared for, And at about o'clock both reached
tho city In good condition, and mono tho wors,
for the little trouble and delay to which they hat
boon subjected. Thoro lives lost, and on,
injured Tie plot Is blamed for endeayoring to Iui
across the bow ~ the sloOp, whon II vas evident
close staye must be tho result; but tho tido is
strong at this point that no pilot can DO absouteI,
certain Of getting through tho gate with perfect
Q ss.
The freight in the hold being valuable, and tn
boat ported ~ sinking, extraordinary eGJrts wen
made to raise II, and before long tne greater part
II had been placed on the vandcrbilts deck. just a
this time t~o more tugs made their appearance, an,
they Immediately engaged 10 TuInDyo tho freight
which was done admirably, aud without much troub
10. 10 was brought On to tho city few hours ato
the palsengcra Tho total lost hy the accident viii
be about $4,000, said to be cnrsrui by insurance In
the City and New England corapanies.
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VARIETIES.

An old man eautioning q young Gus agaanso
visiting Hew Orleans AZ d'angorous b bis rsAt-
gious principles, added BY v ~ Of fsneeungmsst
that II ho was determined to go, he had. -
went 70 heaven by the way Of New Orisan4
would have twice as high q place In eter.as
glory a. he who reached Para Use through tn
portals Of Connecticut or rennsy 'lvania-
Why Australian KKLLr was ecfeatsia Bo-
cause they set PiLcE upon his head.
" rawoman could speak out d the two eor-
ners 81 her mouth, there would b gosd dsaa
said on both sides
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SAIIEs OF REAL EgTA12.
NEW YoH, osl II.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

HUTFAIO, Oct. Ill u. IL
Flour quiet, hut steady; good grades soarosaAa
firm. 49, ssos, 800 bTis wheat closes quiz .nS e.
sier. Sales, 5000 bush. No. Chicago spring, -
Club at OCS9ic. ; C.Ooo bush. No. Chsass epa,g
at sOc. Red and white Winter quiet Corn !. yssA
demand and firm. sa'es, 1000 bush. Ne. nh.aia
aim. Imports 70, DAY. 5000 sbiA aoaI Ooss S.1A
wheat; 5.OOo bush. oats s-0so bush. bsrisy. NJ
ports 1000 bbls. hOur t2.oso buAh- whsss; H.ooo
Flour steady. whs.s firm; sAles 1e:aoo boshs.s
white, 81 2o@sl -. Corn hrn at 81 sssc, for -
white and yellow. Provihicns hrm- Whsksy NJ
At s9c. for Ohio. 4.
,,d FEW Il s,%s ss wsss a ss, % ,.os
ssss. arm, isaSs,lvsais S; sss.s fl,ss AK: as.A
ss Esssa r sS s sb:,'..,s .S Cana ss...s ssf Il Long -
Flour hrm I sales 1900 bblA- Il $o for supsrase.
whs.. dull !. Witt, 81 ss.si as rcd, q sS.sl z.
IONS sdvsn' ans bacon hams iiSs .isSs; 80.
lie. shou Ldsra sc, Lard 6rm At No Coass -.
At IN G, l2hc. WLiskey arIn hoiae" N'
sse. for jhio. vo.,.u I'D Il
Cott n-ssles to-day 1900 bales, the msLkse, -
ing W th an advance q a. nav s,op nliy AR -
Suga r-sLes At y O. iof no" '''p ''
| ling exchange easieT a.,xn.o.. oct Il
| flour active Howard street, 50 isS. Whee1
| q q, Sales ~ 900 bushels white, 81 a0aSi ~
nm active at en- advance Of 30. white and yellovs
pssps; s.s pork, siS psims sii so Wsi.isy ara Z
| 2sc.a29c. for Ohio and city.
The following sales of nav fruit psr bssh YeuaG
Turk, from haayA were mAda to-day t-soe ksGa
isSsT, @ % AZ - s1S Van q q isos S.s Sssss a. ID =
sso'i s a. i isS
81 ls s.bS0 qaartss bosss do. q " - q. II
boxes bloom do ss % "a 500 boxes hsssIss-As
| C,.r,,.,,, IA n.
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COURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED
VI sOAe.t L veil known, cure TAN, PIMPLMs,
GhRStSsA daPs caAFss rsNbEa rsHsM g: bs.ias
Ss hf s s ssyi n ssr ss
y IL sSs suisiiy. s.1r.n,sd Li9GIb ROTOR ioi pal.
lips aud cheeks LILY WIilTh, for dlshed, red and
heated fanesL HAIR DYE, inaAn,ly converts rod.
ssy Q, lishi h.r 70 besatisi bi.ss sr hrSyI rith:
the hair 70 grow and make stn viry bAr soft glossy
and silky. Pound at DR.. G0URAUIys old established
Brooklyn. and Drussist generally. esls 2saalso
EAKY ROOFS CURED FOR ONE CENT
~ per foot, cloth roofs shingle roofA cents
Eilerys patent India rubber paint great iodueemsnts
70 the trade agents wauted eysry~here; principal Of
Ace b96 Grand 1t branch offioe, lbs Bowsry. y; IL
DOUGHTY, Agent. soss xosc'ls
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Iadia R.sser Tssk tor Blashi.ssss.

Mr.. THOMAS J. NAVAL, Of Roxbury, Massa-
cbusstts, who has long bean engaged in the on
terpriss, has sucoseded In producing compost,
tion, tbs basis Of which b India rubber combined
with emery, nom which are manufactured
scyths s-riaes knife -shArpansrs. and . variety o. o.
othsr articles Of like nature. Tho titeu wrousat
ffom this new composition can be moulded ia.o
any desirable size or 6rm, and adapted tS every
VARSITY Of mechanical business In which me oos-
mon rssp and file are smPioyed LEY Gan -
sisstic As tEe original gum which f0sms the basis
Of the invention Emery wheels and grindstones
arc wrought ifom this composition q every shaps
and size, ftom tas coAr~si grade of epesy 10 the
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AIRS. G. BOIREAU,
Rrooktyu-

Nesr the Fulton FsuyJ
Shirt, Collar, Bo.oms Wri.tbsndH and Shop Work
Of al t,nds Quickly dons ct the
LOwk8f RATES
Special sttsnticu S,en 70 LAdisf Dr. and other
garments Family ssvinG q syery description. pro%pt-
sfa terms Ladies arc inv ts6fo call
BIZ means Of the Patient HAmmsr, tho nnasA hens
are eieeuntiy turned and stitched upon Napkins Hand
ksrchisfI qaInsatA. and sosds q svsry speoies.