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BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Chess
a Just receive direct from the Dariss and for sale By
noVI BENZ. z. SHIELDS co.
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subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in beth Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly
Transient Advertisements Sss b paid for at the time Of
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
OsE or rnE MsrsoRio sroNns.

OsE or rHE METkoRio SToNrs,
The Ohio State Journal Of the 18Th
speaking Of tho recent meteoric
shower in Guernsey county, Ohio,
says,
One Of the meteors has been laid
upon our table by Mr., John Burdick,
Of this city, who dug It from its con.
cealment In the bosom Of the earth
on his farm In Guernsey county
The meteor flashed upon our aston
ished vision, perfectly docile, black,
wedgeshaped mass Of conglomerate
rock, with very mysterious smell. -
This meteor weighs just nine pounds,
and was seen TO descend like streak
Of lightning, blazing like molten
iron. II penetrated the earth about
a foot aud half, leaving huge hole.
Mr.. Burdick has several Of these mis-.
siles Of heavens artillery, which he
will exhibit TO the curious at bis res
idepce, southeast cornor Of Fousth
and Chapel streets.
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nailp e5a1etts ann Gomst.
.,,,s yua,.,., District cour,.
Is,sdav. Nav 2etk, 1880.

1sssdoy, Nay 2etk, 1880.
CO. MeHstton Va. Cofnelis A. will
liams-No. 1850. Judgment for plaintiff
Fvita Stephens vs. Geo. W. Desrine
No. g9es. Continued by consent.
Jerome Patterson vs.. His Creditors-No'
pgsi. Ordered that the account fled IN
this ease by the Sheriff n. V. Bsbin, he
homulcgated and made the judgment OF
the Court, and he he discharged.
Milton wilson Vs. John r. white-Nc.
qitt. Continued by consent.
Henry y. Umbehseen va. John Green
Nc. gies Continued az fon affidavit Of
Defendants Counsel.
Fannie. .O'Connot vs.. Thomas n. O'Ccn-
not-No. 95e5. Judgment for Defendant.
q. W. Dunbar n Co., vs.. !. 9. Stafford
No. 9sss. Judgment for Plaintiff
Fidelis Baxter, and husband vs. A. ".
vail-No. 1889. Continued by consent.
Levi spillef vs. Moliere bsnge-No.
glss s.-Continued by consent.
Terrell n Bates W.. blanchard, Brown
and smith-No s5iS. Judgement In favor
Of Pisintifr's, I against Brown and Smith.
Accumulated with q eonestso ss to Blanch-
ard.
Soaring n Scott va. Brady n stafford
No. seqq. Continued by consent.
WIN. Y. Leverich, "Curstot" Va. Clara
4. Stuart, widow Adams, st ai-Nc. 251s
Judgment sustaining injunction and ad-
ministratr, to cite In creditors.
Court then adjourned until wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Sixth Judicial District Court, assign
ments fcr "Wednesday, May soth, 1890.
Eliza 7. McCsnts, appellee Va. J. J. n.
Chsner, eppelsnt-No. Ps9s.
J. c, stonebufnet Va. Jas. ltsing-No.
p6s5.
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Ersfese gb.ee Hgop,tte g,,r.

FIrnE ABOvE Justly celebrated Watering -,
i Plsre VIII be opened fot the reception Rtii.l
Of Visitors sheutthe 10th Of june; and the VII.
Proprietors Halter themselves that The teruta-
tiun Of the Establishment shall not detefiufste
for vsnt ~ the good sppuir ,nents. and good fare
which has heretofore characterized ~.
The location fIr health Is unsurpassed In hs
South; snd vas fully tested nv the severe. cpl.
denies which prevailed both IN New Orleans aud
Mobile arting the summers ~ bs; not sip-
gis crss n geioir fsrsr originated ~ Point Clesr
The Salt psthins has no s1usl on the uplf
Coast, aud is within isv ysrds ~ the Hotel
The Temperature Of water always sgreeshle.-
Fresh water shower baths ean he had ~ any TIVE
Fish and otste.s are abundant during the ses.
son. Good stable accommodations ave provided
frr al who wish to Keep their carriages and
horses The drives IN the vicinity. shaded with
Msgnuliss Oaks, Uedsrs. Pines. &C.. are hesutiful
snd e,,and IN every direction.
Al the srnrspfnents usual ~ Watering Places,
such as billiards. Rowling Pistol ualleft ae, d,
will he provided, and viii bs under the rhsrge ~
men anxious ~ rissse and rcnvenieuces fif those
rrni or A1rstir Sports viii net he neglected
go band NJ Music is secured snd will plsr
ON the lawn. sfternorns-snd for dancing, even
irgs
A lire pf Magnetic Telegraph is established rcn-
Meeting pulnt Clear With every quarter Of the
Union.
The hne ipw pressure steamer ''Cstscsrr." will
PLY regularly between Mobile and Point Clear,
leaving Mobile ererg erspfng and on S"p6ons
b'pdoHs, Wednesdays snd Ffi'ipps, will 20 down
~ 10 o'clock, a a., " accommodate those Who or
rive IN Mobile by the morning Boats.
en- Should this schedule he changed, notice
will he given IN the Mobile snd N. ~. papers.
The prrprie'ots return thsi, sincere thanks ~
the public fat theft liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 The B,rf,s iuuss and Their rciSr
CIs.R Hover. snd hope 10 plsce themselves undst
renewed obligations
IN. GHaMRHPbAIN t Co.
ptcprie,u,s Point Clear Hotel,
Aiso the Battle House. st Mobile.
,oav21.7,oT
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MRs. JoNEs on Fus.-Mrs. Jane
Elizabeth Jones. one Of the speakers
at the recent Woman's Rights Con.
ven,ion in New York, was somewhat
severe upon those seemingly masculine
exo,ics that flourish in the atmosphere
Of dry goods aud millinery stores,
Hear her:
The other day she saw a man mil.
liner holding up bonnet on his soft
hands and expatiating on its merits.
A lady tried Il on aud he went into
eostacies, 1t was such fit and so be.
coming, Hc complimented the bon.
net and then he complimented the Ia.
DIV. She could but think this man
was out Of his sphere. In n shoe.
store, instead Of a sprightly girl to
try on woman's CATERS, you find a
strong man, who tries il, and fusse.
over the gaiter and over the foot, un
Ill the lady Is almost tempted to pro
pei him into his true sphere. Wher
and where was il discovered that Goo
made man to ct ladies' CATERS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

V'IOuR FLounii-rb Barrels iust 70 hand
II and for sale lu-, fer the cash by
spre JOSHUA pEAL.
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ARREsr or A MuRpEptR-Some time
since a peddler named Brisco, LEFT
town TO 90 through the Parishes to
cell goods, accompanied by young
man named Israel Prince. Since
then Brisco. was found in the woods
near Crosse Te,e with his throat cut.
Prince was not TO be found, aud the
police here were telegrsphed about
the matter. On Saturday Prince was
arrested. and in his possession was
found Sl75 (it was known hc had no
money when he left with Brisco, and
his employers license, two circumstan.
ces that are strong evidence against
him. lie denies knowing anything
of the fate Of Brisco, and says he left
him well in Baton Rouge. BUiiei'n,
2stk inst.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of East
Baton Rouge-MARCus n. SLossoE VS..
mrs CPEptroRs.
THE foregoing petition and prayer be
u ing considered as well ms the schedule
herewith fled aud the affidavit of pstiiion-
er, by virtue Of the authority vested in me
by law, grant the following. 10 wit -
That Marcus n. Slossoh. of the Parish of
East Baton Rouge he and he is hereby al
lowed 70 make Cessiun Of his effects 20
his Creditors and that said Cession he ac-
cepted for the benefit uf said Creditors. u
is further ordered that the said Marcus "
slosson call meeting of his Creditors on
Saturday the 9Oth dav Of June nest, 1850,
~ I o'clock A. AZ. before Willism Ilubbs,
Recorder and -oiFcio Notary Public ~
and for the Parish of East Baton Rouge, at
the Recorders Office in said Parish. 70 de
lihefate on the affairs Of said insolvent
debtor and that the said Recorder, william
llubbs. is hereby appointed 70 preside at
said meeting of Creditors and TO make
process verbal OF their deliberations se-
cordne 70 law. And further. that n A A..
Walsh. Fsl. be and he Is hereby appointed
Attorney to represent the absent and non
resident Creditors Of said insolvent and
that all proceedings against the person
meanwhile.
(sgned.) DAN'L. u. AVERY.
insyge Judge sisth Judicial District.
CLsRs's OrFicF. East Baton Rouge.
true copy.
Given under my hand and seal Of office
at Baton Rouge this god day Of May.
A.b., 1890
(signed) JOS. NEPHLER. Clerk.
srArR ~ LouisiAsA.l
Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
Recorders Office.
! accordance with the foregoing order
If the Hon Sixth Judieisl District Court.
holden in and for the Parish of East ia
ton Rouge. State of Louisiana, the Ctedi-
tors of Marcus II. slosson are hereby mott
fnd 70 attend ut my office in the city of
Baton Rouge on Saturday. the e0th day of
June, a. n. 1890, et II o'clock An.
Given under my hand and seal pf Ofilce
at Baton Rouge, this 2sth day Of Msy.
A. u. 1850.
may2s WV. IIUBBS. Recorder.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

EtteArr ArPoirrssrrs.- Bcgel has re-
moved from his old stand on Lafayette.
70 the opposite aide Of the street. where
he has erected one Of the best appointed
Drug Stores In the State. II is ornament
ed aud decorated in the most approved
and elegant style. The old friends Of the
old house. cannot fail to find their wsy
to the new, where they will he pleased to
notice the substantial progress, which is
the result Of close application to business
and a disposition 10 please every body.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

lust received, Ave casks clear bsco,
- sides, TOR sale low, by
mayi 8. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

No Goods Exchanged OF Taken Back.
rTyuE prsetics Of Exchanging and rstsrsipg
II gonds has become so fashionable that epd
u necessary 10 give notice that In no case WI I
take back roods unless returned the same day
they were sold and 10 the same order % they va .
delivered W. ID. FhlLLirs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD
s. NJ n - FL e r.
IArAYrrrr srnEEr. MAN LArnEI.

LAFAYETTE STREET, NEAR LAUREL.
HAS NOW ready for inspection full supply n
IL Spring Goods. comprising every dsscrp.
tion of articles suited for the present season and
coming summer, 10 which most respectfully call
the attention ~ my friends and customers.
English nsregss by the y ,rd and in Robes
Organdiss. ot every style and description. such
As Double tkirt Robes, Robes Of 7 a . Floupces,
Tuniaue Hohes, and the latest style,
Robe q Etmpstsricsi
Printed Jsconats and Muslins,
Tsrlatops. all coiors;
Solid Coiored Bsrsgss, white. Hack. Pink blue
and Brown, and n large assortment Of white
Goods and Embroideries. such ss Jsconsts, swiss,
Cresabsrred and Null Muslin, Victoria Lawn,
white Briliiaptins and Msrseile and great va
Iieiy Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
All OF which am Offering at unusually low
prices Tor Cash.
apo y. NJ. ASHER.
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vAIENCIENNEs COL
TOnACcOi TOuACCOtt

lust received a fine article Of Chewing
- and Smoking Tobacco at the Drug
Store Of V. HEUDE ~ co.
apri0
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CUTLERyf CUTLERytt

II UAyE nov H. Store snd 10 strive, 4 ertrpiet.
Il sssor ttnent ofPuck 81 and Tsble Outlery, ~
the most reliable makes, and a great rn.ny nev
styles, srong them the celebrated Indis a ubher
Table Knives. Call snd examine them befprs
purchasing eissvhere-ssi ~ is alwsys piessurs
10 show my stock. FRANK iiU1UET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

OsLiesp.-we are under many obligs
,icns TO cur friend Nssh Young Esa b, for
Court proceedings. aud the assignment
Of causes from day to day.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
STEWARDS COOKING STOVE.

CTEwAHp LARGE OVEN, air tight. summer
- and winter Cooking Stove. Improved In 1859.
The most complete Stove Of the age-consumes
less fuel and At the time has all the convent
enees Imaginable belonging 10 the culinary de-
partmsnt. We have them u assorted sixes and
will sell them h New Orleans prioes-rxpsnses
Of transportation added. Gail and srsmipo.
LARgUIkh 4 LANoUE,
sspti Agents.
Cor. Lafayette and florida sts.
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RATION ROUGE BREWERY.

rUNuE undersigned would respectfully luierm his
old friends aud The public that The brewery
on Boulevard street. viii undergo Thorough re-
pair. and enlargement and he prepared 10 Furnish
The nest uf Malt Liquors, In sny quantity desired
Having made arrangements In the West hn- re
rulsr supply of the best Malt and either materials
used In brewing. an article will be made equal to
the best. to be had.
dees- -amdAw ALEX. at. MARTIN
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
DISSOLUTION.

THE CO-pARrSEKsIip heretofors existing un-
| der the ne me and style Of BAsssn q BtsJAnrs,
is this day dissolved BY motual consent. The
debts are assumed, and the dues will be collected
by p BrsJAxfs. who viii hereafter conduct the
Barop Rouor, o. BARBEE.
April, 20 1850 8. BEsJAMTN.
y. D. New Orleans Reaysns and Dena, win
please copy for one mouth and send bill 10 this
place for solisstion. 3. BENJAMIN.
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unr. Cnrn rnh Oats.

fI'HF usual assortment incidental 20 = well
y stocked Feed Store, alwsys on hand sna frr
sale a. current prices, hy JOSHUA ntAh.
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M ACIIIN ER Y

M A q III ~ H. X Y,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C
THE Planters "ps,e.s- sses,. Cord
Weed Gutter.
THIS INVENTION for simplicity, du, sbility an
1 en- economical labor saving Machine has No
equal.
HORSE sCRAPERs.
Cotton Gins, (Guliett's Pstenil-s 10 ssv will
gin 9 bales Per dr.. Flfs. premium awarded at
the Mississippi and Louisisns stste Fsirs
Dsrilisting Engines, too simple 70 need de.-
etipticr, Portable Cireulsf Saw MUS. made In the
best manner, with iIesd Blocks settius either on.
end or both ends AZ once.
Fire-proof Safes. sizes 10 accommodate rlsr-
tsrs. Jewelers., s11 Ouuntins Rooms.
Steam Engines. .rtstionsry and Portable, suit q.
BILE for Drivisg, Gins, Grit stills, sss MIL, etc.
Iron Cotton Ties, (KnowIs Patiently superseedirs
all others Of the Kind known
Any ofths machines cen he seen In pssetirsl
orerstiou st the scuther- Ent-fprise Mschirs
Works. BELAOR01x, DRUzgkEY a 90,
mast Baton Rouge. Ls.
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DCCK bIwE.-rhe vsry hes, quality snd
" the largest packages srld. always 90 hard
Contracts With planters made M fsvctsble terms.
msria JOSHUA hEAL
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
CnnsETRi COIisETs
LACE NTJLLAs.
sANDt sANDtt
CHEAP FUELi COKEii

TUE Gas Company have on hand an
i abundant supply Of Coke, which they
will sell tfor the presently ut the low price
Of Thirty Cents per barrel. When fairly
tried. they believe Coke. both on account
Of its cheapness and heating power, will
superoede the use Of ell other fuels now
used in stoves aud gistes. Remember. a
trial may be had for only 30 cents ut farth
est. Apply TO the officers of the Gas Com
pany. msr9l-tf.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

DEALrs COURT op DEATH Rosa Bophsufs
i Horse Tair. for sale by -
marti J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
IIOOY sKIRTs.

I HAvEjust received new supply Of Mvran's
Hoop skirts. made without stitch ~ Clasp
of any Kind aud the only skirt that will not come
apart. W. u. PHILLIPS.
vALENCIENNEs COLLARS.
- OMETiiiNG very handsome. also Embriaer.
- ed Muslins. and Jsconst Collars, A. the
PHiLA. CASH STORE.
Lafayette street.
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ID u POT

IMPORTED HAVANA sEgARs.
VuAvr JUST received the largest and most
Il varied assortment of
IMPORTED HAVANA sEGAns,
ever befors In this msrkst-comprising all the
latest aud most popular brands.
am now prepared 70 furnish the citlsens ~
Ration kouga aud surrounding country, with an
article Of staARH even escelline any have here
tofors supplied them, ~ New Orleans prices.
ANTHONY NAVE,
febs American Flag Ssgsr store.
Harney House Basement.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
JUST RECEIVED
rREsm ARRIVALS.

S,rAa q snsAyH Sugar Cured Hams, Hyatt
- q Woods do. do.
leightous, do. do
Bacon shoulders. whisky In bills. star candles,
jamaica Coffee. fine astice-neef In bills, for
sale st q small advance Go the trade.
mays y BENJAMIN
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
GUNsi GUNsii eUNsiii

Nov IN sTORk, q complete assortment ~
IN Lengths, Bores, Fcrvst5 srd Back Action
B'aks-cf the eelebrsted and reliable "Giilespis
shot Guns" sisc the unequslled greeneer Guns,
and Boys Guns. Those IN want cf . ~ u eun
sre requisites 70 call snd exsmire my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss Inducements viii
be offered that esnsot he resisted.
nov2s FRANK uUGUET.
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HARNESS COLLARS &C.

A new uev supply Of cart mechinery,
N cart saddles, hog skin collars blind
bridals Ne. ut
IARGUtNR ~ LANOUE'S
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t,JtMpERi I.ItsgnER N

TUE UN DERsIgNED. .wouldtespectfully infcrw
Il his friends and the public, that his stes-
ssv Nills-The Baton Rouge Mills" are nov In
NIL blast, With good supply cftinter sud ready
20 alI sny and sll cfisrs-fcr Csss.
THE CROSSE TETE MILLS
On Crosse Tete bsy, are also ~ work. where rider
fcr lurbsr will he allied on the above terms.
jupei. 1858 FRBDEHlCK ARBUUR, s..
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

CORsETs AND HOOP SKIRTS.
A FINE supply Of French cor.sts and thirty
"A Hoop skirts have been received ~ the
msytO ptffLADA CASH sTOHH.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
AOAItID
suite 10, Ladies'.

I VIII receive bv nsst steamer from New York
L something very new and desirable In the w-y
Of Bsrreee ArRsis Chsilst's and Iine Arpie
Suits, sll made ofsccd fnstetisl srd entirely new
s,yls. wD pliiLLtps.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
ANEW SUPPLY

uriek Mssoos Materials.
A GOOD supply OF Brick Mason and rlsstaring
IA Materials always on hand snd for sale st
current prices By JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
NOTICE.

A ~ PERSONS indebted 20 the undersigned,
N will plesse come fcrw.rd sud settle the SANE
without delsy. FREDERlCE ARBVUH, sr
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
SI1NDRTES,

nnnwN's Ess. Jamaica Ginger; sehiedsm
- sehnapps: Radwsrs' Remedies; ssrssrsril.
ias; tustpt,er's pittets Csstssl Soup; Olive on
sp,i1 nm \ wM pnuEIi.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

Chiid's Tsimss aud boys suits.
gINHE hsodsomsst assortment Of Chlld's Mar
Il ssilles TsImss and Boys quits 10 be found,
eap nov be had st my store, the suits for littls
boys are very handsome.
spy24 W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
COOKING STOVES.

rI,HE CFLEBRAIED Kentucky, Eclirse. Dis
mond and phsenis patterns, aud am ecnH
dent " will be 10 ruut advantage 70 call aud es
stnine befers purchasing eissvhere. .-..
m.rqi FRANK HUaUET.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

Edward Rverets,s position i the subject Of abuse
liz the oincisnasti 0aaetts and The N. 7. Tribune
Ifor his truthful aad manly letter to the Philade
phia Constitutional Union Meeting, on the 4th
inst. IT, says the New York Express. these jour.
mails suppose that these partisan assaults the mo
tive for which is too transparent 10 be concealed
for moment, can injure tho distinguished Inject
Of their attack, they as much oyervalue their own
importance as they undervalue that Of one Of the
most patriotic and disinieres,ed men in the ceun-
try. Mr. Everett gives offence 10 Republicans by
the following sentiment in bis admirable letter:
! fully concur in the opinion. that the present
state Of public affairs is Of very critical charac
ter. OF The two great parties which now divide
the country, the Republican is Of necessity purely
sectional, and tho Democratic bv the iorco ii cir
cumstances, IL rapidly becoming 50. The former
party does noe expee, - control single ELECTORAL
vote at the approaching election, beyond its sec
tiona limits the latter. though possessing strehg 9Th
in the centrafStatcs. is not sure of carrying any
one. of them have no belief that n single cleo
ton. decided on a purely sectional basis, would
cause n separation Of the States, but 1t seems to
me equally certain TINT tho Union cannot long
subsist after tho elections have permanently as
eumed that character. On the contrary. the hos
tile feelings nlreadv 80 deporaby active between
the two sections Of the country will become more
md more intense, till some disastrous occurrence
in itself, perhaps, slight. one-wil bring on
tho catastrophe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
Colonel J. Buchanan Cross

In the Court Of Quniter Sessions ut Ph,,ulenha
on Tuesday lnsi, Col. J, Buchanan Cross. whose
name has frequently appeared in the Iancrs of
late, in connection with torgeres Of checks Ga the
Consolidation Bank, which were Paid. was Ilacel
on trial for the offence The Colonel is u stout,
good looking man, of about thirty years oi age.
lie was well dressed. and appeared 10 take the
matter very coollv. The indictment charged him
with forging check with the name OF Gnul a
Austin attached. for the sum ol S1i0.50 op the
Consolidation Bank. 1t also charged Adolph Bis
hop, who has been heretofore convicted. Of utter.
ing the same. The check presented at the
Bank and was paid. This was in the Scntcmhcr
lof las. year. man nan,ed Beach. Adolph Bis.
hop, and Cross, were after arrested in Bns-
ton. when about TO snil Tor Europe, on suspicion
Of the commission of the torgeries. either pr.n-
pals or accessories Cross Tor some reason, was
released. Beach was taken to New York, tried
nni Convicted On the charge OF forging the name
of Bonner, of the New York Ledger. to n check
tor $i,00o, upon which the money was drawn.
Bishop was brought TO this city, and as above
stated, was convicted of uttering the check for
lSII0SO ON the Constellation Bank. Upon inr,r.
nation subsequent to his reesse in Boston oh.
tanned by the authorizes, Cross WAS re-arrcscd in
Pittsburg to answer the charge for which he was
tried yesterday.
impression that by Ad1lph Bishops testimony he
would bc able to convict Cross Of the forgeries
but on being called to the stand he said that he
was sent to the store of Gaul & Austin by Beach
for the purpose Of obtaining check of the firm
[lt will be remembered that Bishop called at the
store Of Gaul & Austiu and purchaoed a barrel OF
ale, in payment of which he handed SD 90 in
gold, the price Of the ale being only &c. lie ask
ed that check be given him for the balance, al
legiug that he wished to transmit il to his brother
in Burlington. The check was given him as re-
quested, and il was from this the signature of the
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R. u + FIN s.
PhoSphor-Pe Guano.
Tobacco Manure, Agricultural Salt and

NI()UND I3ONE ASH
~ IT, RtFtlN, corner Of llth Cary sts on The Rasin
= oilers u the Farmers the following AASURES all Of
his own manufac,urC-yk: VIZ "
HgNns Paos phor I'erurdn, containing per cent am.
mona. and 40 10 ~ per bone phosphate lime per
RgDfns Bone Ash Gnano, containing 5 per cent ammo "
MIA and about 70 per cent bone phosphate lime per
Ton Of 1000 bs' .,...... 80 %
Rrgfns Tobacco Manure, containing per cent ammo
MIA, 4 per cent bone phosphate lime ~ chloride of
sodium, and II per cent sulphate lime per 1900
Is 90
Rg6fns Ground Bone Ash, containing about SO per cent
bone phosphate lime, dry and pure per Of 1900
lbs :................... IS 90
<ig,ctso i, loose per Ton OF 2V00 lbs ii %
hItcu"rW SoM IN oags per Ton OF 1900 lbe 10 90
are put up In strong bags containing 1857
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