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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

HERRING. HERRING!
n BBLS. NJ. | EASTERN HERRING
~ 20 hbls. Cider Vinegar
Extra, Family and Supertne Flour
20n sacks Table Salt
200 lbs. Country Soap. Just received ani
for sale by ISAAC PAl Il.
iy ~ corner Of Queen and L MON is.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Summer
w Supply Of GROCERIES. consisting III part
of prime Sugars, MUlasSrS, Coffee, and Teas, to
which We invite attention Also, daily expecting
u superior lot of newfoundland HERRING pack
ed expressly for this market, which will be sold ut
make price.
ie 10 T. ENGLISH 4 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

: kegs Rough and Ready do; - boxes me-
dunn do: 10 bblS and ease. smoking Tobacco: 81
boxes Scotch Snuff ) bbls. do. do; 10 kegs loose
do: 30 jars Rappre do: also, large stock OF 81
CARS. We have bought our Tobacco. Segars'
&c.. on the most favorable terms. We invite an
examination Of our stock n will sell a. low a.
can he bought here or Baltimore.
J. H. McNEIGH & son,
NH II Prince street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.

WOOD, EDDY CU.'o
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES
fcu.prrRrp az THE STATE OY GEORGIA.
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NjTilDK \ " Al.

WI I0TONTgY
NOr viii please state in your paper that in
! consequence of Che feeble state of my health
a4l c,mn.Il7i.in decline for the present the
practice of my profession.
d. l.. !. E,a considers himself permanently
located It, Marshall a.d will continue the prac-
ttc OF medicine, anI trusts. from his well known
ST. .tt attention to Dis hUsiu~s that hc n still
con'uu, 10 ,ioy tha confidence aud receive the
patronage heretofore so Uhcn, extended to Us
hy our Friends AID the public
Respectfully,
Jas HEAII VI II
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FicW BFrwEEN 4 pocroR ASD pocrREss'
A lively aud mdlcrous combat between
a female physician, Mrs. >tlllwcll, and a
regular trowscrcd doctor, named Me
Ned. took place in the streets OF DE
Witt, Iowa, few days ago. The at
fair grew out OF - professional rivalry,
the immediate provocatiou beng a
lengthy article in the village paper from
the pen of the male disciple OF E>cula-
plus. severely rejecting on the chafao-
ter of his professional sister, The lat
ter, after u careful diagonis OF the case,
decided that IT was one calling Ion III"
vigorous application of stlmulant IN
the shape II cowskiu. Providing her
self with this Article, she hunted up her
traduccr. and plicd him so asslduously
with heavy doses Of the new therapeutic
cal agent at remarkably short intervals,
thai the patient, unable to bear such
bold practice, elapsed the fair ptaott
TONER IN his arms, and held her SO iorci-
biz aud atfcctiena,cly that the efforts OF
the town marshal were necessary to re
lease her At the latest accounts both
doctor and patients were dong well.
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MARSHALL. GROVE ACADEMY.

HAVING ysiuraei hone after an absence OF
IL few mstihs. ! an happy to greet my
irirnd. and take th.J L.r'hod 81 informing them
ami lho public ~ general nat ! pos feel my
self ggrri9acaig ,sitof Ia Marshall, a. teach
cr ard sil be happy 20 serse ,heia again il.
this capacity The Marshall Grove Acadsmy
will b. re-op.ncd for the reception OF boys and
yaaug meD ua tbs FIRST Monday in March. /!
hope by dih.e1ee and perseverance, IN my sehol-
s..i.c dN.e. 10 gleri aud r,ceigc ! ho'Tal share
81. patronage.
g4IEs or fviTioS rrE SESSION. " FIVE MONTHS
Ffssr Cl,ss--s Spelling Reading, Wr.
ting drs' t~scGs "a Arithmetic Pr
msry TYPOGRAPHY. Sc. ...... $500
sEroNp rLsst --t,eoeraphy English
Grammar /, &c, Rhetoric. Natural
Philosophy Chemistry, Arithmetic,
Primary Algebra, &c. ............. 20 90
Tiign CtAss--A Ancient Languages,
and II cher Mathematics .... M ?5.60
No lncideuial Expense.
Charges made rom time Of cu'erarce 10 the
close Of tie SESSION >, which tine bills will be
dac pevncflon wrl be made or rso'rac'ed
sickupss Board can be- procured Al the Acad-
envy for twelve i'-.ars PSF month With washing.
OF ten without, washing.
+ j. PAflLiO Principal
Feb II 1889 Ne 90 II
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,A&SE.. In testimony whereof have here
:NS ~ TO signed my name and caused the
|sr,ai seal Of the STATE to he affixed
:X1' at Ans'u this The 9Th dag Of June,
A. u ,-j9 and Of the year Of ihe
Independence Of Texas The twenty fourth
By the Goyeruor II K EU\>lIS.
7 :, ANpgRsas Secretary of State,
y. B.-fhe different paper 'n to- State, viii
publish the above Proclamation tn the first
Monday 10 August ncNt cad 'cud accounts to this
oaicc ) : ANDERSON.
srrff.rt If State
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HARDIN ARE! ItARDW ARE:

IHNVE inst received large 10, Of well as.
] sorted II tROW ARE Of superior quality.
Fine Pocket hn.ve. Fable Gallery, csrpcuters
Tools No. | and no ? Hoes Guns Col's Re-
rcgfcrs. Castings, sc, e.,
The s'teuiton Of purchasers Is respectfully
called
q u PIKE.
Mnr.A.n. Mar p. lsa1 81,
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Notice al Etuat settlement

STATE oi lrNts, toruty OF Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given that W + Rowe.
y Guardian Of the e'ars II II { DAVIS. has
feed in my oAee BIS account and vouchers Tor a
fiuAi Settlement With ad estate. together with
his application 10 resign said ',Ulniiauship
whirh accounts and vouchers 1ili be- open fer
allowance. and settlement at the uext regular
term n thc 'ognty Court of said cuaniy pcr-
tanning To- the estates of deceased persons in the
town Of Marshall on ihc last N6nay IN June,
1859 IL being the 1sth day thereof when and
When, all person, Interested may appear and coz
ties, them If they soc proper
T. G. BEA2LhY. Clerk.
June 3 s5s 3sjt
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Orihocraphy Reading, Writing, &c
ographv. Primary Grammar, and Ariih-
metic. reduced oac third from former
rates NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
Grammar aud Arithmetic continued,
Composition. Defamation. Natu:A
Philosophy Chemistry, aad History 5000
Algebra, Geomciry, friegaomc'y,
-ury,, ing Descriptive .ai Aaalyiica!
Geon,'ry. Shaded. Shadows and Pei.
spoc.iyc Integral and pii'rcu;ial cale's-
lns. As,fpaeay. Mental Philosophy,
Rhetoric Ancient aud Modern Lapsu--
e ........ ........ ...... -..... 1000
Fsel at College per session ....... 90
S'alou'- wi b. charged fom the the of
entrance 10 el.se O.! session. Unless IN case Of
pr1tfac'ed -ickiess,
Bear. mas be had in tie family OF the Former
Pr,siieu,. or respectable private families, AZ
a rer month,
For further Information. refer to catalogues
which nay be bod on application to the prcs.-
dent
7 s BASS Fysodcg,.
Feh Is 1879 No - Il
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pHOCLAMAT1OE
ny THE
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
nE TI-NNS
OF TEX As

Wunshls The last Legislature passed a JOIN,
Resolution. proposing g. Amend the Constitution
OF the ssic Of Texas, which !, IN the-c words
Joint RESOLUTION proposing an amendment TO
the State Constitution.
Be # Iestlred By the Legislature u the STATE
u Isras. S'la, the "a section OF the 10th -
ticlc OF he Constitution OF ih. State shall he 10
ame;Aicd ~ TO read "a. follows, viz:
Sac 81. All public .aU,is which have hereto
fore or which may hereafter be gGRni,d Tor pub
lac schools 10 tho ylrious counti'. 10 this state.
uay be sold hy the County Court. OF each coun-
~ TO which the laad belong or by such tribunals
a. may -uees-d 10 their jurisdiction by conscni
II majority oi the leual voter. 10 said connlic.
ald under such general rules a. the LEGISLATURE
may from time Ia timr puscrlr
Pusai,d That the principal, 81 the proceeds
a. thr saias Of y.h hands shall be retained and
invested permanent school fund ior the coGn
ties owning 'ic same aud tle Interest ouit shall
BE- used inr educational purpose
Approved February Cih l-a-'
nav therefore l. II T. Rwnci. Governor
OF the State Of Texas, do herohy order ald lir,c,
tina, the hlc Justices Of the several ceuGti,a Of
the STATE. or any twu Of the County tommis-
si"ucfs, i necessary, cause polls 10 be opeued al
the several election precincts Of their respective
.puhthr on TIE ddN aud al iir t,Ihr 81 t1e eiet
ton Of Representative 10 the Legislature to-
vii Monday, the lat day 81 August, s59, To
take the vote upon sad proposed smeutmon, 70
the constitution. Of all tho-c Who vote for Rep
rrscuia'lves. The vote may be- eApfc--,d thus /.
" lur the amcudilen 10 the Constitution o..
apa!nst the Amendment 10 the Constitution.
a, the voter WISHES. and 10 maxi, ntuu. q aid
election giving the uaiay. Of those voting fer
Ratrs.ggtyfftns "a p have voted On s.fI brD-
posed amendment 10 the Sccr iury If state AZ
Austin endorsed Election ri1rn- uf-------
County on toe proposed -in admeut 10 lAe Con
.art
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SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS t. W BO\FOEY Pm>crAL. English
department.
MISS T. r. SlRACIiAN, Music aud Ian
gnag..
IIllS School will reopen the 9Th Of Sep
tembcr and II necessary. further assistance
w,li bc procured no pains viii be- spared TO
render this AN Institution OF the first order
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Marshall, J,os ~, 1853.
MI. ] =. tuANirs
Ilsnr >,r We the undersigned. Considering you
a. the pioneer OF the legitimate drama ia tins city
and A. JUS, appreciation NJ Your merits an actor
aud your character ~ gentleman taks thi- nctn'd
OF rendering you u complimentary hnn.ut Hopping
ypn viii mad II CONVENIENT " accept and Appoint such
time a. will sui, your engagements, w remain
Your truly
Lotus T. WlGF ALL,
J. ". BAkktII.
u. C. WILDER.
A. ". GRAN FORD
+ + OtiiiL1ktt.
John T. WoNACk.
MAH.HALL, june 80 1883
Gentlemen
Your favor rendering ms complimentary bcn.h!
have just received In reply ALLOW me to say ua.'
with ali my heart thans You, and appreciate t"e
motive which prompted your kind and liberal oomph
ment and ~hsi |, of I'LL greater Importance TO ne.
", good opinion you pleased - entertain % me a.
. gentleman and an actor With v'nr renntssion !
viii name Saturday evening. July "a, Tor my i~n'h'
have the honor T. he, gontlewen,
Your grateful ADD very oht ssrvt
JAMES : CHARLES
70 Messrs L I v,rfsll ei-rr' WIDE.
md s'hsw
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Select Boarding. aud Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS School here:o.grr limited IN numbers.
! IS na~ open ~ The reception Of frs more
pupils. Iiayng procured The stryic's Of Miss
! K ~trtehan Il !, believed that Young laden
car acsc acquiN all 'he branches Of a thorough
and orusmeu'al education.
The rates a tuition Tor the session Of ave
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Mus cat Merchandise.

In g al variety. and Of the best quality. for
sale at he lowest maTke, prices.
s4a,@ A.o Music Of every description con
stan'ly on hand, aud New Masie received Us
soon Us Published
Musical Instruments Tuned aud Repaired by
experienced wnrkunou.
s-y' Old Pianos taken ia exchange for new
ones All INSTRUMENTS purchased at this csiab-
llshmeu' are tally warranted
A liberal discount made 10 Semiuarics, Teach.
crs and country dslcr.
Cali and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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PUBLIC EXAMINATION.

The annual examination OF the student. Of Marshall
University. will commence ~ Wednesday the 9Th
inst, and continue two day. The public g,nor iiy
and especially the patrons Of the institute are respect
fully Invited.
Defamation on the evcnugof the 9Th at a O'Clock
+, :. BASS. Prsden,.
july 2 lsJ9.
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.
4 Classical. mathematical, Sctcn.
tine. and Military College for
Young nacp and BOy~
CAPT rs BASS. I'll PRES1p2xT.

aud Professor Of Mathematics, the Solid Sci.
encs and Instructor Of Military Tactics.
Arcicu, languages ilislory, and English Lit
rsa'ure.
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adjunct Professor vi Gr,,k aud Latin.
W y GILLESPIE. Teacher Il primary
department and Instructor 10 Pcumauship.
THE spring session viii open on Monday,
/ the 2ls, February. ard close the second
week IN July. The blank in the department Of
Moiern Language will be filed by thu name Of
M nhle and aAIAneueed Teacher
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TO THE PUBLIC.

From and after the 1T day Of January 1859, the
following rules aud regulations viii be strictly en-.
i1rerf At th. Office
l-t fhc pficc will be npanei regularly every DAY.
tslnity'4 * epied) a s O'Clock 4 u and rgso ~
u clock. Ee'npcnei At htf past one and clos,l 1t
hail pas, I % lock +. VI for tl,c day.
Cad On Monday wednesday AMI Friday nigbts
the oiige Will be opened al $ oelock for Que L,4f
only
jri- Al alil matter Tor The Northern cpnn;les via
Jerr-aa must Dc deposited IN the nfiae on ~ ei1re
hall pi-t O'Clock + VI. ~ the day Of departure Of
tiu hur ui stagrs
lth. al matter designed faf the Elsi or We-t via.
shreveport and Henderson. must be deposited in be-
uf'e hy clio k y ". OF The day. pteyipa, % the
DAY Ut departure 81 tit4e lines t. insure IT, passage
atl. Al matter a. .sncd f. ~ out by any Of the
other mali r,Hio. mast be- Deposited by ) o'clock ?.
VI. OF the day previous g. their departure.
9TH Persons calling tor letters pr papers, must APP
ply within the hanrs prescribed Tine opening OF the
door pf the house "a which The Office IL lncated wl
be no ndex that The Post Oh IS open utliei buis.
ae.i Wil. be- cDnlIctgi u the same battling.
POsf MASTER.
De. Il l-is.
y u. rorson. are Ia the habit Of dropping letters
tl;1 th. box with request for The postage T. De-
charged :. them Or their boxes. 10 such accounts
e. ~ 0r Will he mtir
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secured on valuable real estate. What
are they worth? They must certainly
b. worth fifty cents This would make
$3.50 0Do raising the whole amount b.
s520. 600 more than enough 10 meet all
debts. lie had pleasure in informing
the meeting that t. noon yesterday
$4,000 in cash aud good convertible
paper had already been raised, Kentucky
furnishing $50 DO Tennessee $4,000
and there wer" agents from Cincinnati
Virginia aud Mobile hero; whllo New
Orleans was still 10 be heard from In
the amount he had named neither Allan
IA nor Mobile was included.
After some fdtthcr cNpositions 81 a
similar fattrriug character, the gentle
man concluded. and the meeting adj
iaurnei to o'clock this evening
As we hope 10 receive these proceed
ings in full in few days. we deem ii un.
necessary to copy farther The c'aycn.
ton closed its l.,hors with harmony.
after having achieved all that was au-
utipttcd
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ERA No !
ERAHoI EgsH,s
eAp'- "'sal. csrt. V. ( ssssn 80 -. =,
&. J.. kOJtS L. nGC.s

- ONLY Low WATER THOUGH LINE ron
UPPER RID RIVER ga
Cflce 10 Front stree, M O-.rp,
ERhlGHT contracted to ba d.i;sr,A ti,rsggA
l with Dispatch By application - eitl..r On
lam en- board, or at The of.ec. Mar.
chants and Planters Orders filed ani lsR.N
delivered, by PROMPT PAY. &~ssc.1A
ME- being made Oh delivery u the good
rss- ton-ignmeuts Of Cotton Wool Pecan.
: :, 'pf sale AMI orders % purchase Groceries
Hah3'A infea Se' also shipments " gysl ami
solicited ~
G. L. KoCNs & Ba0s.
December II rs
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!a29-1sa; u =. Interested IN r-,va.s .. a,r.a..
Ailis q. " L0y's
Trigcntias 3atcat Mil 0resa.

WOULD INFORM all persons Interested Ia tie
! pliiness, ,has have secured a patent ~
NJ Dseis which, ~ have abundant c.r,iicute'
'fcm esn'lersen Of the highest character, ~ao
h~s; aiissse .ej rs operations has proved. SUPER
se7is b. u leas, one hundrcl per cent. on, o,he.
mi dHas7 That has cyvr boan tested. This I'M.
proven NJ consists 10 haeiiie tn. scsau. s;ouo
pr3F.d j wilh cvrYeJ dges and he static usfy
,iouc stressed @ith 4 straight dr,ss Tie straisi.:
ai2s' wien pat on q mil store, who're the lower
Stone runs. s little irget,a. IL arge mi
.iona l angie varies TO ss.i the s.a of lhe .'o,.
Ia al eisa ihe drought u tie running stone !.
f-sa. iaAn on the stationary stone
Fly fti47ni ate 'orweFnd iiom e.iug or ~
fntipf uaqa tai. patent without: auihoy,,y
from re-
f.a4n aho may wish q purchase rights ~
,ouA'.es or eta's viii snd ~ at .Isl ron ~ II
absent ietitss let, II sAc fcsioaiec Il that pace
WHi - hrTariad = ni@, when have tx .Ly
'N'ti'.' q. ". 10y.
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Htf.N
and var,efy Of stste. ,,,.. ,..ss... as.s. .ar
f,r ale a vsrvioy .,~i.e /. r.n,r,,, IN p1r, 81
Plaid ana fer i. w. sgika
Rlrrk p-cs h. ~.
Tias,uss ;,f IA .,la,s
pips r.....,.t kyt3,. -.,,,
-,is o~..s. f,rsa,,rin.,s
-. ~. -
So, H., S,',, 49,, r2;bho,.
.tt 81 - ...i,-s.
r., al ...t tl,e,ic psl,..
s5.l ,,..-.l ~ 'r,ss.ls.
ttt.t NJ 49, ~ft s.,,va,,
a. 49,. ~
-. IL ,.,3.
49, s,i rs.i.h us~i,,s -'s,,i rIs:a
N~.ss H. rat1a.
....t ga is..., a., T,tsias
p,ss.h I'M ae.ers..,f r,,tesst
iu..5 s..i lets,.. ns,a, gntsa,,
~. $50 anl u, B,,s~n.s
X.t,.t'.,,.s IN IN i -.
I..af'aa is Is IA,
l.arl. ssi R'a,k Srt lac
Lnea a0d Ce,ion fdgnc;
s.ts ~ iai.ea' L { lsandNerchies.
l"'.'4 'insTeidar q snd itemsliiehfd POI
eAFHs' sd sat>s l'sare'ns
~ 10 ,e'ia's'
= lsnfa
N.lie hseea AMI Black ilellsnh
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MANrl.D.
I~I.OOK oUT.-sns

IL 'hose due us for Goods sold BY King
n Taei.or,l, in the town Of MARSHAL VIII sod
their notes a. G. @ Gregg 4 cos, which notes,
Il not Paid a maturity, vii hn saed on without
Discrimination. rEnlE sfiMs 4 90.
l'ec - 1855 1871
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT


tNAlNING 10 the Po-iofIi e a, Marshall
~ Texas on the first Jeuaary. S59. which. if
not taken o., by the first day e April. will be-
sent % l.4e General P0s3ofice as dead letters
Lee, Mrs VI NJ
Arnc't Miss Martha $ Lee, J "
4
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nR. y ". GAMES Marshall Harrison
~ oaaay feN.-
Oyfier-Ovgr Sanders Il Sears Drug store
nsansseE Ny i,gmer enc, isf u'rth ~ The
Caastaogse. Jaa 4th. 80
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1 ~ psfiou. isishhn.l 90 tie estate n Nm.
\ Neaae deoes.el wIN aaI taaif notes in the
bands u I 4 ta'i3a and II uot pail VIII b.
,nci a. ihe nrxi terra % tho toufi,
". GlhsSil M. AAmr.
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months arr. for
spelling, Reading and Writing, ...,. SO 90
Junior Class........... ...-. % 90
Middle Class. Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Senior Glass. ................ 30 90
Spanish and Italian each ....-...-. 10 90
French, Taught correctly a. Ms -trach-
su speaks the language .......5. 10 90
Nu.ic on Nelodran and Piano - 80 90
incidental ENpep.r,. ...-......... 90
so extra charge 'nr Latin
\ ieg young ladies witt b. received o. board
cr. IN the family If the Principal AT Sii per
month Although nn mystic tie or "saetarinn
influence. {. urged for thr support Of this seh1ol.
ID Is confidently believed that the reputation ol
the Principal during ten years that She bas
taught in this city, "A well Us the marked i'm
prov. ncnt OF her pupiis, will bs.us to 1t. support
The 4 .ind number
EMMA ". BONFOEY Principal
ELIZABETH H. SIRACllAN, Asst.
Marshall Jan. 18th. 80
L. y WuEEL0Ck 4 co hapa'r. and
l.. Hio'esah Dugrais. % Magazine ,lreci.
.oppo.itr Arcade li1ivl NcN Orleans
Jan. :, .
Rios " CONVERSE Ha o.. CONVERSE fu
CONVERSE a co. Importers rad Dlaie0
I ~ tIEaIftHE. amt Eaffg 4l ItHu4f. siaff..
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riM BEST ~riF TED gflCE nE has EVER
HDtDHr rp Iili~ MARKET.
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riios " ,pNtFnSE wN a.. CONVERSE fu
l,pNNER-E ~ co. Importers Gad Dafrr
\ ~ tbarwIs amt EsfHa I'd Lt3w1s lebiro
aiui Cjs1n, - Gm,ier street, NeN Orleans,
January ,lh -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
Coroners' Inquests.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT 10 A WoxAS-Coroner Jackman
eld inquest yesterday Of No. BIS Water street, upon
no body Of o woman named Catharine NcGinness who
was accidentally killed by falling from fth story win
dow, under the following circumstances Dixon
testified that he acquainted with deceased in her
room At tbe above number on Saturday, deceased vas
Waehng sono Clothes and endeavoring To hang the
lDen out upon line, which was suspended from hook
10 the rear Of the 9th story when lost her balance
And was precirafed 70 the Tagging beneath distance Of
seventy feet. When picked up deceased was quite
dead and the bosy found be bruised ia terrible
way. Deceased was 80 years Of age and leaves family
20 lament her loss.
FATAL CASUALLY 10 CmLD.-The Same Coroner also
held an inquest at No. 34S Ninth street, upon the body Of
. child about l6 months cid, named William Reilly
Who was accidentally killed by falling out Of fourth story
window.
ANOTHER FATAL BuRsIyG ACCIDENT Coroner Sohirmer
4ed inquest at No. 1858 Houston street. upon the boiy
|cf young German woman named Frederick Burger, who
died from the effects Of burns accidentally received
Thy her clothes catching ere. Deceased reading
ewsrsper when sho moved too tho FIRE, and In an
iustant she was eDvcloped n fumes There no one
in the ri tho time save two little children, VINO were
nDsble % rertar any assistance The poor girl WAS
burned 10 saoAng uanncr, and fingered in great agony
ntl Saturday wbsn death put end 10 Ser suiisrngs.
| TArM yArL --ccr,ver Schirmer hold an iaqaes, al
Bellevue Hospital upon tie body Of named rnom,s
;slmarn WHO die6 fr >n the effects Of Injuries acci
cnaly recoivco By falling down s:ars while Intoxicated.
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THE WAR In ITALY.

War Manifesto Of Napoleon-War Manifesto Of the
Emperor Of Austria-Address Of the King Of
Sardinia to his Troops-Prussia's War Pre-
paratons Explained Manifesto Of the
French Commander in Rome-Manifesto
Of the Provisional Government Of Tus-
cany-Naval and Army Preparations
ofEngland-Speeches ofMr. Diaraoli,
Lord Palmerston and Lord John
Russell on the War-0pinions
of the English and French
Press-The Financial Panic,
&C., &c, DO.
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ORDERS TO THE FRENCH ARMY IN ROME.
The following the text Of the order issued by General
THE sTATB OF TTALY.

iurn ietter, april 20, IN LONDON llmes'
ran down by m early train yesterday to Aeesandra,
10 how things looked in that fortress found all full
Of expectation They expected the King the French and
the Austrians At the railway station, from A. NJ,
strong detachment Of erenaders In waiting to receive
his Majesty, whose departure had been positively an
nounced BY the Turin papers as TO take place Immediately
after the solemn celebrated yesterday to implore
KING however, still Ia Turin, although doubtless, his
departure will rot long be deferred The night before
aEt assured that the French already Ut Ales
kanria and my return here last night found the
lief very general that they were so but up 10 p H.
none had arrived there LOCO vere al Genoa yesterday
Afternoon. Tbose at susa expected yesterday in Turin
are still ~ Susa and reported that they will not b,