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Has just received the following Masonic Books
Anderson Is Constitutions;
Harris Discourses on Freemasonry;
Calcott's Dispositions;
Divers Symbol of Glory; -
Prestons Illustrations Of Masonry; FE
Webb's Freemason's Monitor; .r--. Is
Macoy's True Masonic Guide; ..----.r
p a Masonic Manual -.....
hackey's Lexicon Of Freemasonry;
Cross Masonic Chart:
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Gray's Mystic Circle;
Davis Freemason's Monitor;
SCOTS Analogy Of Masonry and revealed religion ;
hackey' Masonic Jurisprudence;
'' Book of the Chapter;
Aoore's Masonic Trestle board;
" Ancient Charges;
Craftsman and Freemason's Guide;
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BROADWAY HOTEL,
ACTON "oUNG. Suprrinie' dent
THIS Horst is brant iull, situated Broad~ay,
Il cunV euieut To thc KailToaD DotOts and sramb az
La. dings. sepl4-lm
Nashville. Tennessee.
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WI commence TUESDAY, Octobcr 4ih, with
Sweepstakes for rwO-N ear Gid; One
t Mile Heats.


500 entrance; SIS forfeit Closed with - entries.
vINowLLS Il Cheatham enters b. by Free Trade;
i dam, second BeIlshAzzer. 81 y. Calgy ent
a. bv mp Albion. Gam, Imp. LevE.thaB. Eli Od"m
enters blk. E. by Imp. bion: dam, imp. l. yathan.
dam fda by BaIishszza A Matthew'S entess ch. c.
By Albion cot OF Ale dam az He'd OAK. B-B. Maltne
enters T. Albion, dam, Imp. Levathan. Clint
Douglass enters b. c. by c Idle ,rrold; nam, lay
Drcam W. G. Harding enters <. by Guide Harold;
dam, Delta, by imp. PriAm. w II. Joh,snn enters
ch. G. Toodlcs, by Highlander: dam, Epsilon. h.
wilkerson enters bF. (. by Alban dam, Ross. X.
Martin enters Mary Burton by Albion; dam, stock.
holder. A. Turner eniersb by i'm 6 eneoe; dam,
Princess Ann. John Barry ente ~ blk. c. BY Al
binn; dam, Imp sovereign Eli d. Elliott enters
blk. c. by Albion; dam, by Iup Leviathan. J.
Mathews enters c. by A.biuE; dan, Anne lean
Eclipse. J. jackson enters b. T. by CAilde Har-
rOld, out OF the tam OF Seeks. W. Harvey enters
g. E by A.e,Sa; dim IN Sy lnP iSyA'aan n y,
". Roundtree L Co. eaters b. {. Moneka, by Albion:
dam, EuloTA- 7. Chsatham enters CHI by
Highlander; darn, Kitty Pufyear. W 4. Chsatham
enters Oh. (. by lishlander, dan Mary klnoIL W.
cheaih.rn eaters b. by HgnlAn rr; Jam, Imp.
shamrock,
second Race, came Day. III.
SweepstaEe for fhree-y el,.; 10 entrance; SIS
fort u ClUs.-d wIta thrce entries.
W &. Harding Names CHI c. y Epsilon, dam by
Priam- W I Cheatsain names Oh G Nea Breathitt,
~ 6encoe: dam ny Lsvtsth "a. = J. Cartsr names
(een. woodfolks - Gu c. Delhi, by Glencoe Jam
by Leyi.shan q f@ E
THIRD RACE, SAME nay.
Match for $500 aside; one " lie heats.
Mr.. Everley ma ca. (. ey e Eiott, four years
old. Nj. Lees nan eS x by Oshelio, four years
Old ~
WEDNESDAY, &C ODER sth.
Club Purse. $500 Two NILE Heats.
THURsI,AY. ockoHtR oh.
Sweepstakes fr Three ear old; One Mis Heats;
$500 entrance; $50 fsrfeis clossd with four enirrs
James Jaeksssu nsfnes b. E. by Ambassador, am
By Pftsm. W. G. Harding uames 81. H-rndoe, b.
Alblon; dam. 6Amma. :. Carter names eli. b
Delhi, by Gencoe: dan bv LeEiathan. ~ 0tom
names b. 8. . ordva, by Albisn, dam By sovereign.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER III.
Club Purse, s2oo, One Male Heats.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER slh.
Propaeserss Pur.e $500; 2 Vile Heats.
oeii >. J. CAkrER, Proprietor.
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TUE bess Hsehiae Invested for broadcast
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Ave AEArTtls No Gu.
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In addition to the following testimonials.
DR.. Ealing had the honor of operating with
success on the Hon. JASEs BUCHANAN
President of the United States, to whom be
can refer with confidence. t'
Copies Of European Testimonials.
+ From His Imperial Majesty, Napoleon III, Eha-
peror Of France
Monsieur Ealing ma extrait les cors
avec un grand success ct unc Grande habilite.
NAPOLEON.
From HIS Serene Highness the Hereditary Prince Of
Sdre Meinigsn.
" Dass mir. der Herr Doctor Ealing, zu
neiner Zufreidenheat Huhnerangen operirte
bescheinge ich hirmit.
George Erbpri,z Won sachsen Meinigen.
London.
den 26tch Mai. 1857"
From HIS Grace Ehe Duke of Hamilton and Bran.
DIR. Filing operated on my feet success
fully and skillfully.
"OHATELHERAULT HAMILTON AND BRANDON.
Hamilton Palace"
~
4 DR.. Ealing has very skillfully removed
reveral very troublesome corns from my
feet, without causing the slightest pain.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Northumberland House,
London.
From His Ercellescy, his Prussian 1ejezys Ambas-
sador 50 the Cart Of Great Britain
81 have very great satisfaction in stating
that DIR. Ealing has extracted two very deep
corns from my feet which bad for many
years given me great pain, and that h has
,hown also, in this case that skill and knowl-
edge, which have procured for him 50 very
deserved a reputation. "BUSsES.
Carlton House, Terrace,
London"
From the Mod Hon. the Marquis If stagordl
3" DR.. Ealing has extracted my corns with
extraordinary skill. ''STAFFoRD."
~S'f IsaSo aS'' Il dlaa 3IaIIl
[FrOss the Nod Hon. ihe Marquis Of Ely1 7
g DR.. Ealing has extracted my cOrns with
extraordinary skill. ely"
[Fsom iAe Nod HsM. tNe harqsis sf QussnsbeSvy.l =
II certify that DIR. Ealing has operated on
rny feet very successfully. and without any
pain "QuEENsBEKKr."
rEsou tne Rsen Hon ae Lord Biskep ef oaebee.l
"Dr Ealing has operated an my feet. which
were very troublesome, in very skillful
aud satisfactory manner.
&c. C. ousHrc.
April fI 5. isss."
DIR. Ealing's success among the firsi fam
lies in America. as well as among several
az the Imperial families Of Europe. has
s,sined for him several thousands tes,i
raonials, consequently new testimonials will
appear every day.
DIR. EALING
Can be consulted for few days at
39 Public Square,
THREE DOORS BEZow CEDAR ST.
81 -zy- DR. EALING does not attend oas Of
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

On Wednesday. October 5th. 1859.
lxvE will Oder for CASH in front Of our Warehouse,
w No. Market street., a large assortment Of
Fresh and Choice Groceries, comprising IN part tie
following arti~ies, viz:
100 hhds. IL. sugar; loo boxes Tobacco, vari
100 bags RIO Coffee; Gus brands;
100 :. IAgayra Coffee; 400 boxes 80 BAR Soap;
so bhls. New Molasses 200 90 Palm soap;
SO = bblz. do; 100 a. Fox's Starch;
so bbls. Crushed Pow 100 a. Woods do;
dered Sugar; zoe dozen Brooms:
500 bbls. GNU. Whisky; 100 boxes Star Candles;
IS a. Newsom do: log 40 Tallow do:
SO % Robinson CO. do; 80 u and y bbls. Gran
SO a. old Rye 4 Bour- berries;
bon Whisky 500 doz. Painted Bukets;
IS u pipes Brandy; 100 boxes W. X. and 1. ID.
~ bbls. Water aud But Cheese;
ter Crackers; IS bags Pepper
100 kegs Nails Assorted. 500 Realms Wrvp Paper
800 cases Cove Oysters. 20 cases SardAhes;
500 100 assorted Cigars; 81 - P .as
200 kegs pure White Lad
zoo bxes Schiedam Schnapps.
Together wiah many olhsr arficies TO nuEneroas
10 Esentlon.
CARTER, wIISFoRD 90.
sep1e-td No. SMarket street.
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From His Grace The Duke Of NorthHm6>ridud.l
q DR.. Ealing has very skillfully removed
several very troublesome corns from my
feet, without causing the slightest pain.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Northumberland House,
London.
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WE have IN store, and for sale, . small lot q
Wv ehoice Family Bacon, cured by one u tls besi
MIL IL. HeoPFR & CO.,
seps Nos and Market 81
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DIR. Ealing's success among the first fam
lies in America. as well as among several
az the Imperial families Of Europe. has
s,sined for him several thousands tessi
raonials, consequently new testimonials will
appear every day.
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TTAvING been appointed Agents Tor the Western
III Virginia works. for the sale a their Land Fias-
ter prepared % Furnish Il AZ The Prce Al The
Nines With freq ht added. tEt
sspi4-u ARMSTRONG GO.
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White Fish

IN Bsis. iussrsssivsa sae For sale -, :. !. :. 4
ED iune8 u. u picKEr
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
Fancy Goods.

IUsT received n fresh stock OF Fancy Goods,
81 Combs, Brushes, Purses, Pocket Books, Portr
Monnaies, Leather Satrhcs, Travelling Cases, shell
Tueking Combs, Vest Buttons, tar r., straps, Toet
Mirrors, scissors, Knives, &C, ali fcr sale low by
sepalif J. II. AcGIlI-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17

ACADEMY OF MrsIC-MApAME DE WILBoRsI's FAREWELL
NIGHIs-The first of NINE. Cora de Wilhorsts sosyess
dadfeun took place last evening, when she sang Evira
in the "Puritan TO very large and enthusiastic au-
dience. When Nine. dc Wlhorst made her debut in this
opera las. autumn took comment at some
length upon the marked Improvement which she had
made in singing and alluded also to the increased power
and purity Of her voice. which Of the clearest and
most brilliant high sopranos have ever heard u has
all the beauties and all the DEFICIENCIES Of that order of
voice. Wonderfully pure and sweet in the medium and
upper register, lacks the fulnees Of the lower tones
which Is requisite for the expression Of the deeper pas
sions developed In the tragic operas In method STYLE
accentuation and musical reading Nine. de Wlhorst s
thoroughly good artist With but few equals on this side
OF the Atlantic. Her Improvement since last year is
marked. In fact begin TO think that the provinces
have certain value the principle that they keep
up practice ship for naval cadets.
The audience was in very line condition last night
was thoroughly metropolitan, giving good
deal Of applause in the right places. Mme do vii.
horst created fyere by her brilliant execution Of the
Son Virgin vessoo (poacca) Of the first act which was
mperatively encored At the the act she was re-
called and received any quantity Of applause bouquets
and other ovations, 30 pleasant 10 prime donne In
general. This enthusiasm, 80 refreehine in Ndse aye
sustained throughout. The suoni Ia rensda created
tremendous row, and Junca, who sang we'll aud Amo
dio, who did not obliged 10 repeat IT, after being
twice called out Brignoi sang admirably and the opera
has not been 80 well rendered here for a lonr lima
People who did not hear II missed great treat
On this evening, the first concert OF the Metropolitan
Musical Society will be given. Mme. de Wllhorst and
other favorte artists will assist.
On tomorrow evening "Don Giovanni will be sung with
great datribution headed by Piccolonini The dstri
button will be found In full elsewhere and We do not re-
member better one in this city
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City Intelligence.

boAiD OF HEALIH COMMISSIONING Tho Health Commits
soners met yesterday, pursuant TO adjournment all ths
members being present. Dr. Gum reported the arrival Of
the bark johannes Eliza At Quarantine from Rio anetYo
with cargo OF Coffee after passage Of y four davs and
toat ene pad yellow fever on board when sbe was n Rio
Jahebo She was ordered TO be fumgated st
Tor nve days ana the disease did not appear Ia that
time, the will have permission come 70 snv nicr sc"
Canal street IN the North river or Clinton strest 8; ~
Fast river The subject Of ghteraee and stevedorinu A.
Quarantine mp again. and tho following resout;o -
reference 70 1t was offered by Councilman Council and
adopted "u
Resolved, That The decision OF tho Health c.r 9,
relation 10 The nshterps stevedcring ste rSos.nx
4l,sr 70 hsrsby directed . grant TO Messrs Fsncher
y McCnetpey he nece MARY permit without delav n
enable ,h to employ hshs@ steamboats, and men Il the
he sactot Of such business usually ransaSfed IN
lighters and tevedoes Quarsr tine mon tber
eIecung bond TO the health Officer coodored for he
essb thed for the Of persons Il Qua
raptpe -
They adjourned TO Wednesday at noon.
SUDDEN DrAIB Mr.. Damien Glackmeyer, compositor
ployed In the New York HERALD office, was found
Sshd IN bis he'd at his lodgings, Of Fran kiln and
,nnfch streets, about eleven o'clock last evening the
ioF some years paet has been subject epepuc
s ana aoootiess expired while suffering rom one OF
MnrAnY -Brigader General Hatfield has issued orders
a T Nv ne parade Of the Hudson brigade, The Ely
~ics, on Monday next. Governor Newell, of New
Sany, Ts.,ner with Major General Wight Atiussnt
hnpo1 WEI revisw the brigade a. two ococf In mont
o. ,he stevens Castle, adjoining she Fields the Arhood
psisade. "'' "1' fSNA-e ~''a sae
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THE NEW COMEDY At WALIAcKs THEAmE. --Fatconers
English comedy "Men Of the Day wns produced for the
first time at walacks last night TO very large and much
delighted audience. This comedy had an extraordinary
success in London, and promises to meet similar one
here It is an eminenty popular piece though perhaps
little too Epgsh in its plot points aud circumstances 70
be as keeny appreciated in this country as in England
The story turns upon the struggle between the
frank virtues Of lowy birth and the vicious foies Of
aiissocracy. The moneyed pebs the one hand, and
pennies patricans on the other each seeking those
birth, and good bank account The cast embraces all
the talent OF Waacks unexceptoneble company incud
irg Mra Hoey. MI Lester and Mr. Broughaui. The play
IN point Of scenery and other appointments ia veil nut
on the stage. II received the warmest eucomiums last
night nom very full house, and WILL no doubt have
peateo 70 night. -
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DISCOVERY OF New SHoAL-Captain Gray, Of The Sta.
Of the West, has furnished us with the following note
written by the commander Of the British steamer Bssuhk
In relation to . newly discovered shoa, which win b,
found highly interesting TO mariners The letter Was
handed to Captain Gray ss he leaving Asplnwau on
the 4th ipst.
BAsl1IsK, Monday, 6P.M.
DEAR CAPr. Nom The American captain tha. arrived
yesterday (ier BY pame) 10 the White Cloud reported
10 me this that the 18th of April daylight bs
sighted sboa, wash, with the breaking over H.
he makes in lat II 48 NJ long 70 SO W. but be thinks
bis chropometer 10 minutes out which will give h
70 49, give II as heard IL; but perhaps viii be an
well toftpnst the eamc to the American mail people 81
well as to the Flag Captain, Kennedy the J.mestovr
Truly yours, ANNESLEY PHAYRE
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Supreme COur-Speeial Term.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT DIFFICULrY-MANptMr


THE TWELFTH REGIMENT DIFFICULrY-MANptM ra
DENIED.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke
NAY 1e.7he People at the Rlation Of HENRY A. W.ex,
Lieutenant Colonel Of the T1fA Regiment Nsv York Sus
Militia, e. JOHN Ecen, Brfgadisr GsnaaL-rhis is mo-
ton for msndamus to compel the Bsader General to re-
woke the consolidation orders which the respondent alleged
were Issued In accordance with q command from tina
Governor Of the State Of New York Judge Cerke de-
lvered opinion denying the MOTION the SUBJ
stance OF which s-rhat the Commander IN Chat nos
sesses the power Of consolidating these regiments And
that the exercise Of neither denies nor osrs the
Of the reator. BE said becomes
ssTy TO cousder the other points the argument Tho
aence Of the power when exercised no brescb
OF the constuton and il not for this Court TO INQUIRE
whether the exercise OF IL, this occasion h
or desirable. OF this the in chief Is The moes
suitable judge the arrangements disa ppoint or
offend the relator condemning him to inactivity or eepa
rating him from his associates and companions in arms
the Court may deeply regret but prevent il ma
Court must give the In Chief the credit IA ha
eve, that by Issuing the order complained Of be vas 10
tuated by sense OF public duty, by wen founded
belief that the efficacy Of the Fourth gade Of the mira
division, and the welfare of the service generally de-
mspded the measure. The application must be denied
with coets.
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Arrival Of the Nova Scotian at Quebec, the
Arago and Vigo off Cape Race.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
NapoleOn's Response to the Austrian
Declaration Of War.
Reported Collision Between the
Austrians and Sardinians.
IMPROVEMENT IN CONSOLS.
CONDITION OF AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS,
no., &C.,

The steamship Arago, Captain Lines, which left South
ampton the 4th inst for New York, has been inter-
copied or Cape Race. An abstract Of her news, which
put board fishing boat by Captain Lines, reached
s. Johns N F. and from thence teegraphed to this
city yesterday.
Tho steamship Nova scoaa which left Liverpool ON the
4h nst arrived at Quebec about quarter before eight
o'clock last evening
mo has been msiny anticipated by the arrivals
a New York. but being day later In date, possesses
enc or two features Of interest
The English parliamentary elections progressing.
The government GAIN out Of 4s6 returns is Is TO 20 Many
country and Irish elections yet undecided.
The clipper ship Champion Of the Seas had arrived from
Melbourne with COZ ,o4o in treasure.
The Arsgo has 40 passengers. She left Cowes the
evening OF the 4th inst.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York 23d
a arrived out the 4h inst, and the steamship Van
desbns which went to Sunday, April a. from New
York, WAS OF Cowes at $50 r. H. Of the 4th inst.
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The Seventh Regiment Drill at Fashion
Course.

The Seventh regiment, National Guard Colonel Abrann
Duryee went 70 the Fashion Course Long Island yester
day for field day The regiment assembled at seven
o'clock n in Lafayette square, and after going through
q dress parade took up their line Of march; passing
through Tenth street to the Greenpont ferry where they
embarked on board the steamboat Martha, which
conveyed them to Hunters Point, at which place
they took the Flushing for the drill ground
The regiment, with their mammoth band and drum
corps, mustered about six hundred men, After they
reached the Course the regiment executed number OF
movements in forming column, square and deployments
In Harcees Tactics with truly mechanical CELEBRITY The
corps also executed the oadngs and frngs by es dv
sion and battalion, with good effect to the great satsac
ton Of hundreds Of military from the North and
South who were present Among thoee present TO wit.
the drill were:-Prof. Morrison, Of William
and Mary College. or Va Colonel Catln, ex Colonel
Seventh regiment Colonel Van Buren, Colonel Bostwick
Of the Eleventh regiment; Colonel Cocks, Of the
Twelfth regiment LeuN nant Colonel Smith, First Cavalry
Lieutenant Thomas Sweeny, U. s. a; Brgader General
William Ball. Lieutenant Colonel Chckering, of the FRS,
Dvis on Massachusetts Nitia Captain Newton, Of the
Boston Light Infantry (rgers) aud others The affair at
acted thousands OF people TO the drl ground and
riages nom this city conveyed thousands OF ladies' and
gentcmen who were anxious 10 witness the manauvree
OF the elite corps OF the First Division There could not
nave oeeh lees then four thousand Spectators present
me days pI oceedpgs closed with review DrIgsuisr
General William Hall.
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Injunction Against the ninth Avenue Rail-
road Granted.
SUPREME COURr--SPECIAL TERM.

SUPREME COURr-sPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Davies
MAY 16.-Appoltos n. Wetmore Us. George Lap and
Others-Injunction Graned-The complaint Ia filed in
this by the painifs, owners Of lots fronting on
Greenwich and Washington streets, in this city, south Of
those streets In front Of and opposite TO the lots owned
by the plaintiffs. It is claimed the part Of the plaintiffs
that the construction Of road would specially inu
rious TO them. Upon The evidence In the am bound
TO nd did Justice Cowles who heard this cauee at
Special Term in 1885, that the construction of such rail-
road along the lice Of either Washington or Greenwich
street. intermediate the Intersection the northery Zinc
OF Reade street and the souhery line of Corand street
with said Washington and Greenwich streets, would nct
serious private injury upon the plaintiffs in unduly obsruct
them In the approach TO their respective places OF bust
ness adopng upon such Streets amounting s effects and
the grant is valid" Upon such a finding on the aahori
~ of Mihau Sharp decided the General Term of
this Court in October 1855 the road cannot be construct
that there is lawful authority construct IT, or that
the grants invsc and they are consequently entitled 10
an injunction 10 restrain its construction. This right 10
the Injunction founded entirely and eoey the ground
that the grantand az rty to build the are invalid
&C. of the Common Council In passing the resoln
tion authorizing the road and the conHrmaory act of
the legislature Of April, 1864. Upon both these points
sitting at Special Term lam concluded by the decision of
The General Term Of this Court In this CASE reported in %
Barb Ala They both passed upon and there decided
" concur IN the views expressed by Justice Ingraham
in this In reference to the main point decided viz
hat resolution Of the Common Council be passed
BY both Boards during the year for which the members
thereof bold office and unless IL 80 passed is Aid
In the opinion Of Justice IDgraham sit was stated that
the defendants were DESTROYS Of rearguing that point
before the courts, and that one In which the judges
are rot unanimous in the decision Of IT, As was made
IN this and has not been acted elsewhere and a.
involved other matters Of great public interest," no bsym
con arise from treating that as an open oueaten IN n
suose luent examination Of this permitting IL TO be
ngoed Az that question will be open for Consideration
AZ me General Term, would be both nexpeiient And
unnecessary to discuss here express any opinion N
rs correctness. The Injunction therefore, as asked for
san'ng the construction Of the road In front or and
opposite the lots Of the plaintiffs in Greenwich and Wash
psion Streets Is granted, with costs the plaintiffs 10 be
adjusted. " w
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Personal Intelligence.

Professor Morrison, Of William ami Mary College. VIZ
ginis, at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL He vsits New Yorr
business connected with the rebuilding Of that ancisn.
isstiuon and will remain q few days. during which "a
expected to confer with prominent vrgnians resident
in New York in reference to the interests of that Time
boporsd Feat Of learning the alma mater Of General S,ot
and many other distinguished men. He has with him
destruction by the late fire. and which he will be happy
exhibit to those curious in such antiquarian lore.
Rev. Daniel Downey Catholic priest. who charged
with the murder Of William Muleps, in s,suntoD, Va on
by the jury.
From MAtanzas In the bark W Poulney-Nrs shwesie,
For sou.hampon H.,rs and s.pbsrg 10 he steamship
ssse sn1 iady Hsrn Prussia. Kissl lady soi nfs,
= m .s Bss s s'S
Dsyp M Moe.u bearer o. despstches for she PreocS
eSsn soesssr New sls sis
M sus,eb ,ndshld New ~ Coscrdan and mdy:
s hcS ac.s = M
mnreh s .h d sav w Jos HoSs D.o JAIME. hss
ershlss wife s. and s~o Children Madison vis Perre
sSphe Iau:cSs Ss@ York. ss ra aSspc
LUMP ssi ssh :s ss Mar
lanes lanes s nanis Marie Mlsrd and child ms
together 1877.
TS. ssha%soDa 4 Re sss@:hp RGspess eth. AN
snntz- Gilbert \ h Price an LADY srs archnsiop
Sasson \ sss.Sapp,, CIV Bell. isndsrs.os welsh.
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