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ARRIVAL or THE FIIGATE SABINE
Nrw YopE Nov N

The U. 8. Frigate Sabine brought home Com
missioner Bowlin, and samn Ward, Secretary of
Legation,
Immediately after The Sabine anchored, the Sec.
retary OF Commodore shubrick set out for Wash.
lngloD, bearing important dispatches fIom the
Commander and Commissioner
Three first class trotting horses, Kate Miller,
Lady Shane, and George Washington, were burned
to death on Saturday, in the conhagratiou of the
stable at the Union Course, Long Island
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY, MOANING, NAY ~, is5o

Stens wishing conveyance TO either Of the sboy,
nui hnat WILD called for by the
~ ~ ! lhe ny leaving their address tie Omnibus M
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE n HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye !
The only harmless and reliable Dye kaO,O

The only harmless and reliable Dye knOiDR
The Original and best IN the world
All others limitations and should be avoided il
you Nish TO escape TdiUule
CRAY, RED OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and natuul Brown or Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod 10 VIM A. Bachelor since is'o and yrr 90 0OO
applications have bson made to ths Har Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
not 70 be Distinguished flom nature, s wARRAHTEp
not 10 ure n the least however ong may continued
aud the III elects of Dyes remedud the Hair iyror
Eted for life BY this Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied dn private roonst At the wi,
FeotoB, No ZD Brosdwuy, N. Y.
Sold in all cities aud of the United States b. Drug
Bsts and Fancy Goods Doalets.
~ The genuine has the namo and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box Of
WM. A. BACHELOR,
lanlI "a ~
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REPORT
MAssAoHUsETTs ELECTioN.

The vote yesterday from ia towns eives ovcr
oOOO majority for the two years amendment The
total 20 vote on the question will probably exceed
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FROM zANEsYILLE.

lANEsNLLE, May TO-
Reuben Johnson the negro who took the load
m trying to rescue the fugitive slave jackson, was
arrested day
lie attempted to shoot Deputy Marshal Camp.
bell, but his pistol snapped aud missed fire.
The Ohio State Fair Board is in session here TO
day, arranging the premium list, &c.
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PROFEssnR RRUNo,s APPOINrMENr

AHUNN'I " 7 . may IU "
Professor Bruno, director of the MI ch State oh
serVatory, has been Nominated by Professor Mitch
ell, and appointed by the Board OF Trustees, Asso.
ciate Director OF Dudley observatory Pro. Bruno
accepts, and viii take up his residence at Albany
forthwith. Pro. Mitchell, Director Of Dudley Oh.
serYatory, removesto Albany next month
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~ These Pianos are for sale by
OssIAN e. DODGE,
uprs:lmR2O No Euclid street. Cleveland

Holloway's Pills are the most searching rem
edy for deeply seated and ong-saudng internal diseases
now eKans In bilious disorders and all complaints aIs
ing from diseased liver, the action Of these marvellous
Pills is sure as we'll as speedy.
sold at the mandatory, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and by all Druggists 25c &C. and 81 per
box 2B
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WANTED.-A good first class Job Printer. To
such a one we can give steady employment. None
but such need apply
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az II any people in the world 70 952s5si ever 5se5sd

az If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils il is ours who live IN
this walerosged country The miasmatic poison Of our
swamps aud MaRhes beoomes a veritabls devil in the
blood revel in the Agues Feven which shake and
ooroh US all, AYERS "AaUE CURE is suid 70 be the
postls need and some Of neghbors Why nave
{ confirm the report -J0ura T. Plano, M
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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OPTICAL BLuNDER.-Near the adjournment Of
the U s Court last night, Judge WILSON gave
notice that in accordance with the wish of counsel
be would sentence Langston this morning.
The counsel for the defence emphatcaIly dis
claimed any such wish, as the Jury had not yet
found him guilty, The Judge meant to say Bush
NELL but as the went has boeu proved he may per.
haps sentence both.
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y HAWKS 4 BROTHER have the waverley
Magazine for May 2lst Gleason's Lneof Battle
ship Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, New
York and Cincinnati Dallies, &C., &c. Leslies has
some fine Illustrations of the recent Water Works
CeIebratlon in BROOKLYN.
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Yours respectfully,
A. X. JACOBS

The Restorative is nut up in bottles ,r br.. .. -,
ttsv' nio luu 1nd sma the small holds y MIN ab
' un" Iol or per bottle; the medium holds M ies1t
tWvhy her cent more 40 proportion than the s,n.I
oi Wn dollars per huttle he large holds onnTt t6 M
bottle N 'N''i'' i"i thieo dollars peI
%; }. WOOp co, proprieturs No 9I2 B,oal,y,y N
NO liA Market sbeOt St LOUIS Mo ''" anu
N.u 59" Y ali Druggists and Fauoy Goods Dealers
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SUICIDE

FisHKILL, N. Y May 10.
Homer Schneck, of Fishkll Landing, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the head
The ball entered one side of his head aud
passed out OF the other, He was was found in The
Cburch Yard, laying on his fathers grave
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nova days down on the battlefield and ,b.
next day dumps down a months provisions III
Their The Telegraph, we need hardly saw,
plays as wonderful part in this change ss M.
railroad. One Of Napoleon's generals wouid
have required four or FIVE days to ask for rain.
iorcement, which he now asks for in as manv
minutes. Il reaches him in as many bouss a.
u would then have taken DAYS
The destructiveness Of the changes. which
these new instruments are likely 70 INTRODUCES
into warfare has not, so far, attracted as muob
altentlcn as it ought, because within the lnst
thirty years we have had no wars in the psr,a
OF The world in which science could render tbe
soldier eticienti and what soicnco has done In
that interval TO make war more ianuuinarv will
only appear when the sword is drawn In conn
tres like Italy and Germany, which arc bless.
ed, or cursed, with all the modern improve
ments Having armed The combalapts with
the means Of destroying life all round him AZ =
distance OF a thousand yards il hurls him against
lls Toe at the rate Of thirty miles an hour -
There is an abyss Of human misery revealed bv
even ten minutes reflection on such theme As
ms, which no one who has ever seen war even
IN the most harmless aspect can contemplatr
without shudder-N. Y EUeaing Posi-
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NHE well known ard justly celebrated
luld announce TO the peoue Of Cleveland aud Vicnii
that ho has taken an
Onlce No. ia Oufnrfo St...,
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON,

Professor Of Medicine and Electropathy.
II AS CONCLUDED TO PER-
ed ms ohce Bank the west side o opIHTo
areSt Net q Bock Co.'S Otooery store one block nom
thu Public Squire. -
Tho immense success of DR. GIBSON in the treutmspt
that lac viii mHke wv ~
No ChargC for services l0hieh are not sueesssJif
aocoIons to an opinion which will be- given When The pa
COMPLIANT byspopsn "a lts w0rsl iorm, Ague md Fever
u}semery, General Debility, NotyOus COnsumpl lGn Itb.
A bI1hahnt Obstinate Cougn, Deafnt S. Joidness Of
Dance Lanoness, Si,k Nervous HsBdpohs ali moi voup
4issshs's Neuralgia. Diseases of the Kdruys, Drupsy
NnI9u9iIiItm' sofolhln spinal complaint SAT- Rhenm
Py eoi 20 any physician in the world who Sill equal his
snoetsh ~ irtnuge Waite NwellinF) Wihefod Limbs
o rom disease ui the optic nerve termed Amanrosis
also nuEng soremuuth, LuucOtrba aud other diceascs
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
VIM have ~ idom or been cured are now
Nv " Nllh de gfen u curtnin pmouning o. math-
omao1 precision, namely Chouio iufun nlaion ~ Can-
sonri nl luleI are attend with meagrhoy mud
WIZ oss ut aIntiunor msntne erFY und which frequent
t9tmlhhte in ldtucy, insanity tui,ide DR. gibson
Wil To- lt SlOO n Casr OF iauo any tho last
named diseHts II hopes ihs n,uco with tha numerous
lu very res. ctablr upd favorable references which no
olh EEe VII be sun lent gnurqnty the thou ands who
ptlNey reeuyur thoif health receive handsome pre-
MUM lh case OF ihiluTu,
who have been t attd by ali classes OF ned
cul mou wiihOui success
Dr would STATE That hs possesses the only reliable
muda a. detecting the llcntOn of diseusrEhe esi ,U
uiey point out the urscss seat of aI min w dissat m az
Gaso oi any invn who NAY present hmsol e1nnina-
Onioe HoURs-stol2 and 9to o'clock dsny. svn-
qR6 fcepea, ana from 10 . 9 ock on Monday and
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The RnIlwnv

RAILROAD COMPANY CANNOT LIMIT ITS OWN
LhABILirlEs"-TEe Wilmington aud Manchester
liability for the loss Of baggage to au amount over
SlOO. A passenger recently sued them in the
Court at Darlington, s. c., for $500, which he
proved TO be the value Of his trunks and contents.
aud received that sum. The Judge instructed the
own liabilities
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oPERA-The English Opera Troupe perform
again tonight. As an Opera Company our city
has seldom seen their equal. Pin the house to
mint
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10 The Albion, Flag Of our Union, Line of
Battle Ship Ballou's Pictorial, Dollar Monthly,
Novelette,, Wayerly Magazine, N. Y. Ledger.
Mercury, and all the papers, received and for sale
at 6hueksrs, opposite the Post office.
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~ We have just learned that the lrm Of Amber
Dckerson was dissolved about the middle of
March, aud Or. Dckerson is fitting up very fine
suit Of rooms over Marohants' Millinery store
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snOEMAKERs on A STRIKE.

The Shoemakers On the ladies' branch of that
business in this city aud Allegheny, are on strike
for higher wages
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A Negro Run lAerOss the River on susnici,,
Of BEING n sInvo

n negro nun ACROSS the River on suspiciou
Of Being n sInve.
On Sunday morning negro named Edmund
Day was found on board the steamboat Glen.
dale, lying at the wharf and the mate of the
yessel, assisted by two other persons, seized
upon him under the pretence that he was n
Runaway slave. They first tied his hands he
hind BIN, then put rope in his mouth to pre-
vent his making an outcry, and throwing him
INTO skill, conveyed him across the river and
placed him in the jail at Covington The ne
gro asserts that he was thrust into the bottom
OF the boat and that one of the men placed his
knee upon his person, and choked him severely
Az any rate he is now scarcely able TO speak
above whisper. He remained in the Coving-
ton jail until yesterday afternoon, when officer
Colby brought him across the river to answer
charge pending against him In the Police
Court and upon which he had given bail for
his appearance tomorrow.
Day is undoubtedly free negro, having been
born in Salem, Ohio. His father resides in
Rayenna. II bis statement Of the circumstan
ces be reliable-and We see no reason 10 doubt
their accuracy, the men who participated in his
capture, deserve punishment. His friends were
seeking counsel last evening, with view to
commencing suit for kidnapping Gin. Gas
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

STOCK or GooDs WANTED "A party who wants
to go iuto the Retail Dry Goods business in the
country wants to buy small stock Of goods in
some good place for business, will pay about $1,000
in good lands and balance Of the value Of the goods
within sixty or ninety days from the day Of sale,
or part down Il desired State particulars and
address
JP. NJ, Box 1929, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula Raj
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This novel preparation has with tho approval of the
faculty part OF the world, nd the uscoyerer and
proprietor fearlessly prOciuims II to DO
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The Great vital RegeneratOr,
TRAESENIAR
PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
- Patent from ENGLAND, and srcur,d bt the Sr,I
81 tnG ,ECnlE DE PuARMACIg DE PARIS mi IA
inrEllAL ColAEGE o. MEDICINE, VIENNA
fWslcai Exhaustion, and is "a tonic ~
ompinlty arndicates an traces of those discusses
tl nave hutn hitherto tIoutcd by the uausenus and sTi
tiuIa u.o OF cupayIa aud cububs. W F'"'
NO Ills entirely supparted the injurious use e. mn
uy heIthy lhsurns 10 tho sufferer speedy relief Jis
H an tue hnIuulcs und roofing out The venom OF disc
IklESEMAh Nos I, 2 and 3. ave prepared in Tho arm
W lo1th q, utNuu ut iuslu suul und can be- rprrird
n ,ne wlislcoal rocket som TIN CAsEs aud disdeJ
lulu aLiAhAlE husEA, uS administered hy Napeau 1l
man, onN, Ricnrd &c sc Pnce S7 r1rb 5r fS,,I Z
que loi ", which Vcs -. aud in S2l cases wbsfely
lett ~ syns OF 50 To be had, whOlesap Rnd mali
oi M d.. bARRoW l9t Biescker So, New York immedi
atvJ 1mn m iSttEng lomittauc Dr. Harrow will FORWARD
lhe, tlE EM X 20 ANY pur of he wuriT Ecc,,cts
writer '' ~ '''N '''''NN'''"a p' tHe
FoiAhle by - GAYLORD HAMMOND
,s,s a ANA WILLIAM FISKE.
u''N "NW Nv Ioo AGENTS Cleveland.
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MUsIo.-Lsland's Band disooursed most excel
lent music last evening on the square, for which
they have the hearty thanks Of the community
DR. TUsBs can be consulted At his rooms ct the
American on Thursday. See advertisement
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TO Young Men.
EEEKKR DE T.KE.
Mercury or nisnnuo.

ir1in which so many thousands ars coptinpsTy ,,gri
without Knowing remedy 10y '"e'i'e
The rost ufcute is trhng Oue bpttl. Mill L.. -
lnhu ana Us suitable tOT either sex Sent frs hy v,i ~
all parts Of The United states ' '''' W man 10
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10 PRIOE $l,OO PER BOTTLE. a.,
Address d. IL. ANDERTON.

:, NO. 81 Hroadway, N. Y.
n IA Circular containing full PARTICULAR and drec.
on application NV '"Nl ''uiosA'
" oca Agents Wanted. mari datuwSwGm9l7
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HUTcHINas' LIFE EXHlLARANT - One dose
W5 ~ move he dIsagreeable and distressing effects Of
Wlnu OF bltuiepce aud the moment t receives
tue nvgorp lng ehecS, the distressing load ud ali painful
teell gh wi be rem we'd Sold by VIM Fiste. leveaad
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fHof. WQop. Sir; BY the advice of a erisrd os
MO hau pegG using your Hair Restoravs W.
,otfeu 10 Wy ~ lhai tue fey yer time 1st NIlv mi
neaty every n ir In my head ctne out Now n, bsy h
S1f % ia great dsal icks, thsn eyeritwfs Nobinr bu
Nuuy anu sNmnntuy that foe umunnirnir ~ ~ w Nv
NHn are amcied as have BEEN would iu5ues 7, ~ @
tnls pHoc 9Gknow edgemen Of hp benz IN have sJ
from Prof Woods Hmr RestofstIve ''''o o'ooeNuu
lours respectfully
A n
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Real Estate Agruts.
ROUSE 81 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
/ N S u R A NOE

No No 9ll Superior Street Marble Block. up stalrs
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weak and slckly should take the Hutc ings
Life Exhaant VIII make strong healthy and hap
py remove all oSstructOns and irregularities from the
menstrual organs and restore the bloom Of health The
sick y and was ed caTe-wOm face. sold by Wm. Fisbe
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SARAH a. HfGGlNBoTHfRM

, fA1F WooD-Duar Sir! Nv hair had for sev.r,i -
eoh VEG mug pre- Auturely graz, acc1mpau uiol v
Css Mnllh rendered the constant applcatOn of I @
~ w. viossl ~ When commaIc ced using voir II,9,
~ ~ soul twa months aeo Il ia that condfip1.
n usu ls use wi within the thre last yveeEs
t us'te ytu DO preferred TO thoo prsiUced bs b
@ ~, ~ ~ 9 anf other prepaIsOn nave ever eog
5aiu ~ as anu dispousahle article for everV
nueluef 10 pc us1i Us Hair Restorative or f m ~ G
IN - W vi utts'ng uf beau lying the hair You have MY
M 40 o NC gll WHO entertain any doubt of iis
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~ hutCuluBs Lie EAnlldfanJ lB re1QVe
nator Of unapproacnane and inmtabe excellence For
al diseases no mutor how produced il must be
considered an inia BILE peCihc Is also for aC-
lions cen erlng IN the liver stomach brain It's miss
Is 70 stow treng h, vitality and physical ability Sold
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fnat Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL preserve NFATTTprv

three IN ~ y sp e & eoQr VI the bar, II u,od Two 5r
NY & w. gray, cover the bald will naturss o,yn -
- i.ilt muke ~ more snf and beauti mi then .n- i,1
@ s,eiFe me scalp ffee from erttt
5,uen, buqses, AtrGeys, Dt ctOrs Clerevmsn
LiVlvslunal men and Gent lem and Ladies' of IN on
m osgI Ho world, bear icstimouy thai we do n @ us
muyR lu US lav0r Headline fiilnwmr nnd ibdge - 700
puleHahY GnoYR, 81 CinfleA Co Mo No5 10 ,e.,
, hUt ~ Woop-Dear sir. Sunn line IAN syr,r.
" "tIo injured 20 use sumo Of Your lIar Resto,i,gH @
he s6 ce NJ Toe M ~ wpdoHul, we eol our duty and
our htle sons heuh for sime tins had ham no,c.a
"IeIt1 WIN sores aud me called it sca'd b III hy
- -lls, tlleiy camo Oh 10 cons yuuench when fiJ
~ n5 ~ ~ utrnssi aigisgd 10 use our Resor5ii,u
gnd W., 1 tIe hope NJ success bot to opr gutnris
The diss. va nus very few amp oatons removed
soon si ft,r @ aAd new au lurrant orop of baiI
Li,,Hl ou.' ana We can say thut nur ~ @
alihg Mp, aud as luxuriaut on u of hair ~ nas
uu we eau thereto e,aul dc hereby e.onpsr5 @ n,I
81 i ~ nrtuct remedy for all diseases Of tbe
~ up ana hulf wear yours rcsnfcifui ~ vi 'no
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81 The nervous will find Hutchings' Life
EGhlaTaos sure remedy for u their suffering; and per
sons VINO, from tse mudiCuns Of liquors have become
deeC and their TyOus syste ms shattered and CONSTR
tuti0ns broke en- down. Sold bv VIM Fiskp CieveIand
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70 Reduced via Pitisbargh and PhIIndeI.
phia.
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" Hutchings Lie EXhierant is quick and
shecual curing the aud aggravated cases Of
Dyspepsia Kidaay Comptiuts and ali other
OF he stomach and howe, aud will revive th mulauChuy
au9 dropping spirits tmmedl tely. The feeble, nervous
and slcky should ny t Sold Nv Wm. Eiske, Cleveland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-04

|
fornia and nu-rbs cd -, ~. e. rom Ghts
ernr,ent trsc, N sor,s so oon 80 ~ saor Hov-
Llo lana =, iSi[ osu.. ~. ov'vov ~ Hs m goa 1s.
| N.n" Pss seI0i 'W vo'zoV'
| a GIRL die1 at East Cambridge, fsW dayN
ahSe, 9' small pox, induced by cutting the hand
% WIN eIAss, followed b7 mLtrestment, which u
sAd 10 hAys turned tho wound into The abova
uneass.
AsrR.w BrSApx, the ol5..; h ne ngnt hsv.
rayian church in America, and nearly 90 yessu
years OF age, died. lie was much respected soe
! MS mteuieencc and gooa qualities.
| Ir Il reported that ID. w. yo,,rv. IL. IT,.
| ted States District ATTORNEY for Jnd;sns ~
been engaged by Gov. WILLARD 70 d Ssed doa-
the insurrectiofiist. COOK is Gov. WuaIsr.
brother. -,aw, ard the Governor viii undoubt-
eily use ali proper means 10 sscur, hi, r,Istiy,
/ q fair trial,
Jou, p w,,, ..
some mob,h sr,o n WiI,,,a.or Gonns.,is,. 49, w. ~
shortly aftsr,srd walked away from Toiisnd =
10 broad daylight, without bindrance, was, q
Wedpesosy night, recaptured by Sheriff FosrH,
OF stafford, who "dug him out" from under his
fathers barn in Mansfield.
"Colorsl FoRnrs, )" say, the Sunday cbv-e-.
tis a modest looking man. vitb a miiitsry
STYLE Of ffock coat, a Closely cropp,d besd' -
an intepcndent Kind Of csp. IIe has SoIiov.S
the business Of fencing master for a,me lin.
back, and we should rot uirs him 20 ba a dsu-
gefOus character "
IS New J,r.., IN. o,h., s,,, . r.-
Wills com,,ine H. a.. a.. 81 y's yWL
| a,l,on tb. ySn,, ,adY,s a.. 80 az u
| as they awose, ths ycuns mar m,ss .vs-x -
eruon 70 eS'inRuth the IRE, but without sue
l cess me young girl rushed out Of the door g.
| seiopeu ~ shest oi name, which contiaued -
| ouin untn hcr c'ofhing was all consumed. Shs
nNed only Few hours Afterwards. 1hs young
| msn VIII probably be crippled in the hands fN
| lie.
INK Journal de Cols,dniaople Ciyss an 40
count of a curious religious ceremony which ~.
| lust taken place in thai civ. II 4, tho rs,s.-
| tios, by tho Sultan, a The ooIde, orttsr 4.
| which Is collected the rain that fsli, Snon H.
| temple at Mecca, and which thenoSor .srd h
| coradered by the Mussulmans as holv wat1r-
| The gutter has been carried from Mecca .nd -
] ceivcd by the Sultan with oompous r.meois..
1 Il has been placed in the old palace 4, Constso-
tiro where The arms. aars and other msne-
HAS vi nohAmhhD are carefully preserved.
THr Ca'iforpi, U,.iyv N,,c, ...te. that a.
answer IN : lsttsr smbod Gin. : In th., : e.
tcrisI appointmcnt NAV ba msds m ords, -
aomc narson fy,n, mi. Cts,. -. ....s..S -
Congress Mr. Raonrp,CH's asaE snS NJ,
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

TEA. wIsfs SAsH HRoNERihs SAriRihs sSSD PROVISIONS
CHEAP FOR CASH. ~
Important to uptown families hotel and rsstsrraat e
sTHOMA5 r. AGSEW has the largest stock Of choice
tss wines. eceIies -four and pro'iso,.I 70 se ionad
imports his own goods and keeps $4,000 cash In his
busines. and L. thereby enabled 70 undersen any man
own interests and BY your Soods where you can
get them cheapest and best
just received,
800 barrels New Orleans Molasscs
100 barrels Stuart's Syrup
200 barrels No. family Mackerol
1000 chests and half chests green and black tea,
new crop.
1000 barrels choice brands family -four from % up
Goob delivered to all part Of the city free o. charge
THOMAS X AGNEW,
Importer, grocer, a0ur and tea dealer,
OF 24scs Nos 200 Green wich and 80 Murray ss N Y.