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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-24

4 The following is the conclusion of an editorial
published in the Lexington Gazette Of Oct. 9,
llS56, giyingan account of political discussion
between Mr. John T. Harris and Hon. s. AcD.
Moore
SIN reply, the cut and run orator from Rock
ingham, poured out torrent of the vilest abuse
upon Mr.. Fillmore, emptied himself of garbled
electioneering extracts compiled and made to Or
der by the scavanger papers OF bis party; wo4e
tissue Of the badest Misrepresentation OF Mr..
Fillmore's public career 30 coarse and palpaoly
unfounded, that the decent and respectable por-
ton of the democracy present felt that their
roaring champion was bringing dlscredit upon
his party He raved and stormed and rsnted,
over run his time about three quarters OF an
hour-for he spoke or rather. foamed for two
hours and quarter-that he might consume the
time. and prevent Mr. Moore from replying
and mailing bis perversions and misrepresenta-
tons upon him, and when he had emptied him
self of his secondhand slang he left the rostrum
and put for the door like blue streak, followed
| by few of his stampers and yellers, and the
rear brought up by some man Friday OF an ad-
herent carrying bis carpet-bag of documents.
"His retreat was greeted by the crowd With
stamps and shouts. Moore hailed him and
tried to bring him back, tainted him with not
having the courage to remain and hear on
exposition of his own Misrepresentation, apoi :
ogised to the democracy for their having a
champion who could thus sneak off and leave
bis party in the lurch-but 1t was no 60, he bad
got on the outside of the door and had no idea
OF being skinned alive, and SO he disappear ed
with awful strides and flying coat-tails. Mr..
Moore tomahawked him for ten or fifteen min
utes when the crowd adjourned and had 0
Fillmore meeting at night"
SUDDEN DEATH AT LYNoHBURa.-Mr. Alexar-
der N. Montgomery, City Collector of Lynch
burg, died very suddenly Thursday morning.
About ten O'Clock, says the Virgsntan, and
whilst engaged in attending to the duties OF bis
office, be was attacked with severe pain in the
region of the heart, and called at the office OF
DR.. Owen for the purpose of obtaining relief
Immediately after getting in the office, he fell
on the floor, and was at once carried to the
residence of Mr.. R. L. Owen, adjoining the office
of DR.. Owen. a few moments after Mr.. Ms
removal, he appeared somewhat relieved and
conversed sensibly with the persons present,
but in less than half an hour from the time OF bis
first attack he ceased to breathe.
Mr.. Montgomery was q gentleman universally
esteemed in this community, and tor several
years past had filled with great satisfaction the
responsible office of Collector of City Taxes.
A few months since Mr.. M. was employed to
make Geological examination OF the Goal re-
gion of Central Alabama and at the conclusion
of his labors, submitted a report, which was
noticed in very favorable terms by the most in
fuential Southern journals. |
For many years the deceased had been con-
sistent member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. ~"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-24

NOR SALE.-The subscriber has FIVE HEAD
CALVES for SALE among s;ast tas monss ad
NV one Wishing to purchase, win please call on me.
NI w. "a is59e8t. ARCH. P. STUART.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
At the June Term, 1859, of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County will aRgy to said Court for CT
tian Bosserman, decd, to pay to me or my Attorney
ali the money In his hand as such Exor belonging to
nv wards, Elizabeth Shippy, Robert c. Bosserman,
james E. Bosserman, Francis j. Bosserman the lega
tees of Christian Bosserman decd, now residents
Of McDonough County, Illinois ,u,nv
Guardian of Elizabeth Shippy and others
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-24

FARM FOR sALE;IThis Farm c is situated ;.,m in
diatelv on the Howardsvle Turnpike in very beau,
tfu Valley an intelligent and prosperous .s section Of
the county in the midst Of ChuTshs sss Ta
Mills, niie aont;ning I42 Acres. This property
RAJ b n0 "sred at public sale Wednesday The 18th
WI, m a us Hne if not cold privately before that day.
0o XIV further information will be impaired By spply
ing to ~ :, Vest View Anausta Go.
A UGUsTA. FEMALE sEMlNARr = aa
n Stanton, on Wednesday, the lst day of June at
~ O'clock 1t is hoped that every member OF the
BOARD will be present. By order of the President
Staunton Nav "a, 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-24

w Farm. married man preferred.
May "a, '69-Sts. A. W. VhhiSTlAN'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-24

nurcba,ed of Messrs. Woods Gilkeson one OF
tho hydro Thermal Churns, and do not hesitate to say
il is far superior to any We have ever used No but
Ter maker should be without one'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

Msnperchor, AIiem.sia. Trcbsinn. Social Re-
form, Hevetia, Columbia, Mozart, Eqphonia.
Coonis, Sspgerbunde, Schillerbunde, Rhine San
eerbuLde, Teutona MGDnershor, and Germapia;
drum corps and pupils Ayion, New-York
LideTkronz and New-York Turnverein. The process
sion, under the Inarshalship Of Herr Anthony Giss
and Her BeIuet, passed through the Park, 10 re-
view before bis Honor The Mayor. Upon arriving at
the foot Of Spring street the company embarked on
steamboat and barge and were conveyed to the foot
81 Nineheth STREET, whence they proceeded to the
Park, arriving there about / O'Clock. Toward noon
the crcwo began ID increase, and throngs Of men,
women and children continued to arrive By the SIXTH
and Eight-avenue cars, and other conveyances until
about O'Clock P. m, when it was estimated that
there were upward Of 10 OO0 persons or the ground
The exercises were opened with singing, after
which turner Huttel delivered brief address giving
history If the turner's since their organ zstion. In
the coursc Of his remarks he alluded to the wa in
Europe, and expressed hope that il would have a
tendency TO establish freedom throughout the Euro
pesn Continent.
After singing by the societies, the turner's gave
some gymnasc exhibitions, sud the remainder of the
day was spent in dancing and marching over tue
Park. The occasional showers, though light, drove
several hundreds Of the party home and kept many
away from the pleasurabe scene. Among the
visitors were President Srlmsn Of tine Commission
Of Police, Deputy Carp inter- and Mayor TieInanu,
the latter net arriving however until quite late in
the afternoon The affair well conducted, and it
was not until o'clock that the company broke up
and returned to the city.
The New-York Rife Guild commenced their annual
shooting match in Jones's Wood on Monday. The
Guild met at 81 O'Clock in Harmonic Hail. No. 1872
Hester street. marched down Bowery to the City Hall,
thence to the foot Of Tenth street where they took
The w. G. Putnam TO JoDess Wood reaching there
about noon After rest, substantial lunch and short
speech from Capt Rottmann, the members were ar
ranged for shooting. The prize shooting done on
Monday; the shooting for the kogshp yester-
day aud the concluding shots and the distribution
of prizes, with supper, conclude the affair to-day
The target used yesterday was the Austrian double
headed eagle in wood with globe in claw, scepter
in the other, and a on each head. The shots
at the distance Of $50 PAGES, carried away crowns
heads and globe, and the shooting, which was com.
mcnced at O'Clock, continued until il was almost
dark The Ublsnd Bund aud band Of music en-
livened the morning with concert. beautiful
feature Of the procession the little girls who ear
ried the prizes dressed in white with blue trimmings
and crowned with wreaths. Two or three Thousand
! people present az spectators.
| The BlOomiDgdale Rife Guild executed their prize
shooting also on Monday, in Hamilton Park, and made
ttne of
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COURT cALESDAR-THIs Day.

USrrzD STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. q, Is, %.
o. s. g. n.
sCrkEar CouRT-CIRcuIr.-PsRr Nos. l727.
1873 T1 1859 1875 1877 1911 1914 g77 1872 49, 1863 ir2e
miner.
SuPKEzE CorRr-SPEcIAL TERx.-Nos III, i3g,
IS 49, 49, ~ it ls5 lal iS d., ip (e a. 80 II, IS.
g. 81 ~, III, lls.
SUPERIoR CoURT.-PARr Nos 225, Ifs, 1856,
81 rs is7 So 2s 5Sz SIS 81 as ltl $50 6sl s8l oe6
60 tg7 &c, ~. 79 702 PAsr Il-Sos 66 e7s, ga ~
a. soo 62l, S7, 6ss 49, as SIS. e3 sls 81 49, esS
COURr o. COaaos PLEAs--PARr Mos. 2t8, S49.
7s oe 70 ls, "a llos PAar I-ssns Tuesday. sxesv
The Gzynsed d
KISGs CousTr CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 81, IS, Is,
%, III, l24, 10
BkooKLrs CuY COURr.--Eos. IL, Is, q, a q. n
s. S. -, -, u, "a, - n, y, n, q, v, =, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

We have late news from that portion OF the army
at present stationed in California. The health and dis
opline Of the troops were good.
Companies T. aud X, 9th Infantry had left Beale $
Crossing for San Bernardino. At the former post,
there are now only 900 men. Companies aud II,
9th Infantry had also LEFT the Crossing but are bouni
to San Francisco. Companies @, 9th Infantry, and
+, 30 Artillery, had not arrived at Fort Yuma When
the former reaches the Fort, it viii be Immediately
dispatched TO San Diego.
In order to crafty the curiosity of our readers re-
eardng the new naval force ordered to the Gulf of
Mexico, we suboin list of the vessels, their cali
her &C.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS - Jusg a. Bsfxs
a. IL

Eliza JOHNSON, an ugly, sulky old woman, was ooa-
victrd assant and bsty and for enc year t
Prutsniy She Indicted fr robbery he hrs, d-srrs
she having IL was all gsd struck senss. Mss Eliza vslenns
oeocsP when the prisoner, vas alleged .ss,chsd away
bfeastpin
Lou King pleaded guilty II keeping di,5rdsry house In tho
Fourth Ward, which house originally sailors boarding
house bur said, King yielded the evil of Introducing
bad Hs there The sentsur sspended he earnestly
promised reform be character ~ hi. place. Prov
made however BY the Ccuu b. watch his further undsrtskinxsi
ard M BE- found keeping d0rdsry house. he SI
sTns,sd Bench warrant and sent sunay prison sSr
foil
Henry C Best, who eharged with forrns check vss
tired scqutd ecount " bndss Ia this indctnct hs
name basul been 1-sd ong liz recOmnsd howsver
the Assistant District Attorney determined % have MIN
Indicted.
Rob.r, Hes pesd.d guilty o. forsry 20 the fourth degree
and v % irfnardfd az b. s.niencsd On Saturday.
Nurfhy placed ihs bar trial for the larceny 81
poy Mr. Melville who stated that she commenced stealing
day he employed her which about the lss
December The found a. the house " the
ouegs h. TIE cssts Of drss. Shs cOossetsd an
ssrt 10 tie Prnentiary Tor months add fined 80.
hclntyfr indicted Of roobof In tns hn4 -
gree. enlsu0d plea Of guilty VI assault and semens
~ rob, 10 tbs State Prison for Two yesfs
hsrgasct VSeA domestic pesdsd guilty Of petit larceny.
and - sss 10 the PsLiyrntsfy for Tires months
GFsGd JuIy catered aud prs-ned arg- batch al In
dcnsnt. HBry Best who Just had eeeH acquitted 90 tbs
ground Of variance" again nd cted r forgery IN The th4
degree, sId wa feDsnded fr TRIAL
John " iisGs ai4s Liverpool JACK" charged with ffsnl
sfc.uy from custody. Ths seeasd arrested
asd nlteJ the 1871 VI February last. since which me b
By E5ws'd Gilmore, WAC ID bis nmss oS anesgons
II Imprisonment for larceny Williams diehzrssA
motion a counsel Messrs James Lake the psonl
that had been indicted since hs Arrest above ss4d aA
. srsSUr.d By statute.
o.. Jane. Farrell was tried and scquitted . charse a
Frsrd larceny and tie Court adjourned " "Wednesday
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SPECIAL TEEN-JUSz l4-D-f9fe 4slics hOScsIEf.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TEnL TEsN-JrsE IA
Before J4Gzr HILTON.
THE sUsDlr LIQUOR clsEs.

TIE SUNDAY LIQUOR CASES.
To day FIVE more ~ these cases were disposed %.
Three resulted il veriiet for the people sLd the 9TH
e. dismissed for want II proof stipulation 10
the following efec, was then made by the counsel
b. cO5sent Of parties open Court, Ordered, that
tie tnal judgment in there shel abide the ut-
mae determination Of the People agt. Hapia-lt be-
Ig unGerstood that IN the ~ b- made on appeal
in the Halpin suIt shall be imboded generally, end a.
far practicable al the propositions Of law and eI
cepons which presented N any Of the cases 81
the zane cla.z which lave been ,ried a. the present
te n Of this Court and in which recovery hes been
hsd in aysr Of the plaintiffs. The case to be agreed
upon settled.
Th- So~zs are II Recorder Smiths Plrs upon which BE-
moved 10 dzn4L.- Ee complaint. 10 ,on1- q the ess;
TIE plant r passcy Es~Yis nto aiinz h3cors
lie stsut,gf We ccircat 1oity
rxpo.-d he verdict D. FOR the drisncsn
yrof s-Eng ks-ous gsor privately on Sunday
rei-rt v.rrs,i yefde esslns ne cetcDds1t
Trzt wn.tasr p bhcy ksr qses,on q fact Tor
Ii jury hy 70 he terms 81 he s,sts as
asry rn-snins ,h- words import
Il e d~s-lasrf feps snE,feu and windows closed, ~ ~
10, rvGt- tA~ pubic b. place By eXpns 70 h4sors
aor .sl-, he k.s q. viols:-s the s,s;ste
c-fcIcanE had rzht n Keep aus TORIES on u,
shelves Suncsy hat Is evidence u violation Of
tEis hat they fspc
Ia; TIC jay sAys Ey rsosass ssss:, 6sSdsa Spsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEH-YORh
TURNER'S.

The New.York Turnverein-s society ot gymhss'S'
composed exclusively Of Germsns-ceeora'el 'heil
hir tn anniversary Monday by an excursion 20 "a
Park Nintieth street, North River At - O'CLOCK a
procession was formed al Harmony Garden, IN Essex
street, and thence marched in the following ordef
through Grand, Chatham, Broadway and other
streets, to the foot Of Spring street; Union inssars
% Regiment, Capt. Lauer; Dodworth's Germans
Band Company F, 18th Regiment, Caps Lux; New.
York Rifles, Capt. Busch; New-fork Turverein and
officers, and invited Turner'S from Morrisania Brook
lyn, Wiliamsburgh, and other cities Humorishc So
eieties, krakeha, Gambrinia and Lummeiai Singing
ING Societies, New.York Liedertafe, New'ioTk
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Temporarily detsched
The first seven of the above are already in COM
mission, and the others preparing for sea.
The weeks trial of the machinery of the San ia.
ciDcto has demonstrated that vessels seaworthiness.
The crew of the Sabine are on board.
From The Wasaiagtos States. June H.
The West Point Cadets are now under process OF ex-
animation. The trst, or graduating class, IS
"throuCh," and happy; the second aud third classes
business will probably be concluded Monday after
noon. The following the names OF those who viii
graduate: -,
ReeAe kew.York; Orlando Wsguer, Pennsylvania o.
Robert BsOs%So y,s.a Mos. u @ss
le Elias b. Csrus M.Tyland H. Marin D. Hardin at large
~ Eugene M. Baker, Nsw'iek; Is Jonathan H1u Mnh
fennsyNauia; l6. Allen L. AneeFsa, ONO a. Ea",n n
seas6toD, veImonj 49, Caleb H. Carlton oa9i ~ Joseph
Abraham Il Arnold Peunsy lvanis p H. T. Worth at large
Fyo- The " ashing,op Star, JEas H.
The following is hist of the Acting Mldshpmen VINO
have recently graduated at the Naval Academy, az
ranged ia the order of merit, VIZ; . ,. - -,
No /. Wibum h. Hall Of Louisiana No -tAiied l. mana.
of HewYorK No Samuel AysTei' q NTs,nis n
Jersey No {. Norman FsrquAhaI of Pe1nsSlv,nis Ne
Samuel D. Greene of Rhode Island No 3 henry b. C.o9.ne
Of Louisiana No Cha. IL ssssey % ra ,,s Of
New York No ~ Beatty Smith Of Nsw-fSrk No. 10 =
NJ Schoonrnaker Of New YoTk No H. hilary oen,s % %
ana No IS Roderk freDt's Of Indians NO ~ nDaviS.
L. McCook OF Ohio No. H. samuel H. HaSke', OF ten'yes
LA No. ls Gilbert C. Nltse OF New OK; 10 ~ vSI
> Spencer Of CouneeteuL No ~ "AteS IL Dun u "A"
The foregoing have been ordered to sea, to the
following vessels; ., g.. =,
the Consfess McsApmen Han Bolvhvrt Kane and bsi % u.
(onstsiscn Mdshipuen Remey. Mackenzie, Dieele ALu
PSsi.. and MeCooE 10 the san Jscin;o Mdpmeu Aere''
Smith and HSckeit 90 The Wyoming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoss-JessIa-B.ter.y asao..

James Boyle assault AID battery fentsntiary two
mouths. Wan H. Better stealing copper ofdnsi Hease ~
Refuge Ess Benjamin, stealing banh bod penitsostsIy
loltLs. Gesfgs BTOds, s,sng Law books PenisentAfy
Dths. jams Csum assault ana ostt~ry Jsdsmrns
f.speled Chae. Dempsey assah add battery rs1itesnAv
three n0rhs John PorDey stealing cloth coat fe1i,eu<fy
f,aT month. Mary Grr4D s,rsDs cosfn hoe sLd nif'1
Ps.t,nisry ak months Jsros Hushrs 'sinss pau Oh e1
y jua nent su.p.Dded. John ksa, ss.ei. snd bate
~ ldzrnerf su.p-a1sd Henry Deery, assault AID bat
~, Two months ssbDs Kelly assault and bet
t.r Prui,.nii1ry month Ann Lynch stealing pair a
s.., Uoa.. II Rsfss John HChDehey sss4Ilt and bat
ery fined Mary hDisr s;rshns dress and other srti
eiss Peni'eurisry mouths Oeorse Marin and Hobs
y ..r,Is box 81 zap Peniisntizry four mouths each
Jan Edzrr. assault and bssry dgnsnt saspsnded Dan
ii so.h.-t ssssalt and b4t.sy ds~1t .nspsnde1 JAMS
rs fsn. Dank aud CHS Pertrn4 -four nnonths-
Eaweyc " ia Dson s,.ainr silver coins; Ciy Prison
na. JOAN W.sbsf s;sanf Hsn shirt, P.ni,-ntisry
rh. T. IN J0Lnsou, stealing ,bsco; Eogss IL E-fsss.
Mary stem stealing piece Of en5fodsry Judgment
rrrced.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-yuss lL-B.lo,e Judd,
Hall.

n
This was the case in which the defendant WA A.
sted some three ago, charged with cefrnudns sb. %
Oo,eHnent By htuous Mexican land cAns alleged 20 hs,s
ben conhse1lsf during the the me of his au.-k
Gardner hao the um Of hundred and thirty dollar.
On dep " the United states Life and Trust Company Of thu
city While Ia prison civil recovery ~ TIL. mop.y
from The Truss Company was commenced by unt-d sts.
Pending al TIE pr csedRs Gardner in prsos
and all re suits simbeTed for time Three months an,
motion 10 revive the civil 't made BY plaintiff which
was opposed BY The Public Administrator on behalf the hs
At that time m report II the appeared these coumss
Juds ha Eran'ed the motion T. revive aud yesterday
settled by agreement follows: The fin-d Satss Ar.
receive tbs Of principal the Interest, wAirS
has accrued on thst amount - O goes Pablo Admin
istfat0r the bens az Of the heirs.
The conducted behalf u the United sis ~
Chlss H. Hunt Assistant r. District Attorney who 4, .a.
titled credit fr securing this money the Federal sy-
msnt
A. b. Tsppan, esq, appeared 6r the Pabie Administrator
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Aiver-.emen
DE. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARmLA.-IhIs II TIE

TJT. NNENU y L
great Spring and Summe remedy aud the only permanent
BLOOD PuRifGss
and eradicaot Of disease.
Reater bloud mpure sad your system out OF oier
othng 81 restore 20 heah, and create
rtw rich and pure blood 90 the
GENUINE DR. TOWNSHIPS SARs,PARILLA
Manufactured under he direct supervision OF W james H.
Chiltup
medicine which
FyFEcrvALLY CURES KEEPS THE BLOOD fURE.
Be CAREFUL TO Uss no OTHts
Nholesee aid retail depot No ~ Bsuadway, Office No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
Is HENRY WARD nrrcrrr sp1RIruALIsr

Warren Chase, noted inf lei and spiritual lecturer
while lecurng in this city asserted aud confirmed the statement
that Henry Ward Berchtr only fall believer in
modern piIitussrn but ia also medium aud delivers his dis
spiritual influence and uItheI that he has known
fhis 10 be g fact for several yeers.
Is this act Has Henry Ward Beecher been led on by the
n6des7 But whether he has not, Il 60 be npT
an matter that the public should have explanation Of HE true
position he has been considered Of the chief standard
bearers Of Christianity ia this country. JOHN W. E| EhIS
Grand Raylds Mich, June 10, 1873.
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AdNeftlsrllfht-T
up,r. Al "A thfs friar rothinU mora

TIME IRIES ALL.-And this tries nothing more
than tb, genius 4 company Of ring comedians.
srAce. tie B.RNUAs MUSEUM Time has
and pulaE and II il bat simpe justice -
that thsy 10 perform rHs AFTERNOON AMI EVENING the
COMEDY It TKIEs All" manner 20 deiisht me eye
aud ear az taste and morality.
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Advertisement,
EnMARp Ii. DIXON. NJ. D.. EDITOR Of Th

sfapei Operating and Consu,ng Surgeon No ~ hsv a.
diseases ~ tne Pelvic Niscers Pue-
Rupture Fsua ProapAu Of the Bec'um cured without he
su or lig.turr Office B. 70 evening.
at ell other be his private Hospital whee those who
rque surgical Opsrasiors careful dierc cstnent viii mod
sps spastnents he pes air IN the city and all the eou'
iurt. OF dom life.
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MET ALIiC

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-Ihis lnini-
liable Article n,y BY Obtained Of the sole manufactures J.
svNnsss No House Of tbs yarcn, agents thron Oh
nut he cit
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ADVERTISEMENT
ErM nead 10 4

they their talents, proper occuPstion and their de
f- q ,haractrt taught by PHssSoLoGiCAL EAAAsa
lion a. FowLER WALLIS No. $50 Broadway
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FIJI TvrorsY U,rcHwAy-A girl, named Cath
sris- " -- tel terocss 'h- s''ea~ ir ts> ns s'"'y
Mods, e,sIs roesag IN res tast 'eaa''ed her 'sHo'a
TIE BospstaL
FsTsI AccIDxNr oS SrrANsHIr,-" m Weo>,er'
hsuc CO ere ne steamship Jara e 90 TUESDAY a. A- New
nort b-p'ia froo d raSt. ~ " 'g., $500, So
reu--, up h- body azi The jay rendered yer
di-t IT sccidet,si dssA--
PARA FsGr.-Co-orer S,hir rer held IN inquest on
Tue.asy No - ao .s upoa tAe bay Of Narsarr' Par
Irr q { sku r,ei,rd Monday rshs BY accidentally gu
do~ua ait Il s,sirs 81 the above place Nenc Of
"Acoseural Death vas re1&ered
BuReLARlEs-Ioseph Weimer WAS arrested yester
.v c.rd by Mar,n per With ea.-as hi. bose By naa.
81 i I~,s III -rsins Ss5 worh " c,hes Jas,iS> Bsc.
sAa euuEaiurd hin. for trial
About q o'clock Yesterday no-rut burglar ws discovered
bst before cood ,rrye ofoer sailss lad Nrscd hn
he h 80 Johu HsSsrfty ard baceer - AVei
,iou. He oouu4fsed for cxauinsrion-
BROTHER or rHH Ys>kEE FISHERMAN William
Perkins bron-r f young arrested ard committed
t.rls Tor uudrr false Prsrusrs N ~nich
be assisted y ia Aua Msta Vas sampian'd OF ye-'rr
a., ~ 'h Cy tall Police Cont hys 'FRONT.' street r-erchsn
charged bin -h pursuuS the same business
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L csrt where he bad sgpAruty kcp with great deal Of
cage. lie wAssea. O. TIE Iotnos
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on THE TRAPPER'S DAUGHTER The adj
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s'Sy PsTHAwsy about The spper' daughter who d." e
beside dwisg .n IA the quaint
huror q MICS WHITES figures some~hai Prominently
ard usul accompanied b, hi, a. hti dos sa
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