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NOMINATIONS FOR STREET COMMISSIONER AND
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER or TiiE CkoIoN
AQUEDCCT DEPARTMENT.
This Is ard met at | =. M to-day, ant received
two Messages from the Mayor, ons nominating
Henry A. uurlbut for the elice Of Street Commits
qioner, and the other nominating VIM. y. Esertrook
for the Office Of Assistant Conmissianer OF the
Croton Aqueduct Department. They were both
rejected.
Some routine business was transacied, and the
Board adjourned TO 4 p. m. Oh Saturday next.
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been trailing his gun behind him waiing through
soe brush In the woods at the back Of Greenwood whom II
vas dcharged tho contents entering his body In spwsd
direction driving In his six aud seventh ribs tbst
after receiving lis wound b. had stun bed onward few
stepa His cousin returned 10 the city alone knowing
wbs hal oecone Of him and owing to bis at
late hosr Thursday night sesrc ued and his
body found D.ar very place where the melancholy acct
dea occurred The jury IeDdeei verdict Of accidental
Oath.
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ri DEPART
Passengers Arrived

IN ba,tsatin. Ranaba from Nsr orsan'-Luos' Jslue'
Mrs. John Williamson. a, ,,.,
lip gale OF brig Robert Reed ost st IDsgus Sept 3 So
Ia .eanc, Hir> from Nsvbsyn, ". CDR b. o. smelling
Can't Porter and family Capt James Hyslop, Lieut. N
sc6epck Dr. A. O. Avery, Rev d. ID. Vac Antwerp l,.
C. Lieut. u. ID. sschter 18th Conn. Lieut. Defne ID n l.
Cavalry; Mr Capt @. A.. Bamor Capt Cosshsl. CGPt
Luther Lieut.. 4. tsrthl ia r. Battery; Or Rogers
NJ sher John Brown, c. Van Schuyner IA n Parsons
j. TAYLOR Daniel Edwards. J. @. Inns J. O. Shsanns ssey
mir Mccarthy Mr. Huxley. O. f. Dane. Mr. Munroe, janet
Rice Mr Luther, and 20 discharged soldiers.
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d.. EDITOR of The

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
scspc vii give sseoud cour'e % ten lectures on the
Auoy AID Dncafe- the Pelvic Nscsrs iho,e
and advnetd ,iudrus WHO wi.h % master tie modern
nehod. Of gBos snd sstment Of TIL, important subject
80 lns degusta treated IN tho College Curriculum. The
~cturrs s Illustrated by disssetions add full ssnes
ofaI rr p.fions and e The pr,otcal application OF
Dbl. io the radca cure II Hernia
F.uls ~ p t1r- ana Nsicocsl~ The lee a 100 Full
~. OF the insInments with ml ozrph.d views OF tho
at my oflhe structure Involved furnished Is.
Addf.s oI No III. City applications At HE
r.,dsf co. No a. sth-av Of hours 10 o. to and ~
.
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A STREET IScIDEST.-Last evening about 81
oclocs the people returning from business stage
stopped suddenly Ia Chsthsui street between William end
Chamber streets tue driver dismoun,ed and hauled sge
ecisbe looking from the interior of the
bouncing HIM on the rilrosd rnck with great violence
Policeman No $50 OF the Sixth Precinct tho spot and
ted the impujont ssge-dyer who said that the
he bad eel fighting the ssge theIe1pon
policeman let him and Informed the injured that If
h. wanted n do M, thin vit the gedyer he
wsrar icr bis arrest snd lie THE policeman would attsnd
:, witnesA AIsrge numbers gentlemen who were pass
iur the time bs aud blamed The officer for
wiiui violation Of duty
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PArRoTisx oy CHRIST AND CHRIsrIAsITr.-
The Rev. DIR. Gillette will preach sermon to young
men, under the auspices Of the NewYork Young
Mems Christian Association, at the NJ Dousa street
Baptist Church (the Rev. DR.. Dunbar, on SUNDAY
evening at u o'clock. Subject, Patriotism Of
Christ and Christianity" All arc invited.
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CITY ITKD"

Nrn1o'. GanpEy.-rne engagement OF Matilda
Heron n, Mr.. wAeatley's Thcster commences this
evening ~nen che will eapPear as Camille, her
most succcesful and mort universally admired per-
sonaion. Size will be finely supported by the capt.
tai company at this place of entertainment.
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the First snd Second Wards jersey City Joseph O. Edge by
acc lamaton. $500
Demooratic nomination, let District, James Lynch.
nominee for the It'd District conpriine the
Third snd sixth Wsrds Robert Mclaughlin,
Dempcrsfic nominee, I'D District George MCLAUGHLIN
Re- ubicsn norin sfich, fin District Fourth aud Ffb
WARDS Je'scy Guy, James Gopsin by exclamation.
Democratic nominees, Vth District Josiah Conlsy ard
Tush Mooney.
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ATTEaPrED SUIcIDg.--On Thnrsdsy evening q
woman ho refnfed to give account Of herself attempted
to dfosn hef by Jun ping into the North River ~ the
pier foot u P.J street She rescued b. Officers
Lnmey and Reyuar Of the Ninth Precro' who conveyed
her 10 tue staoDious. where she attacked with
wilson. and endesyored to destroy herself several times
durins them gtt
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AROMATIC ScHIEDAM SCIINAPPs.'
The ,phscr heg- isave 10 call the attention Of h Gus
toner. and tho pnbic tariff Of piioesos 5chuspp
snd 10. Bottled " iHe. AID Liquop
UDoIPHo WOLFE, No. AZ Beoyer-st
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ROBERT MCGUIRE. Secretary No. $40 Bowery
CARD FROM JOHN W. FARMER.

To Ire Elocfor, Of the Jfh Consve"ionai Distviet
Having been noninat' by portion of my fellow
citizens represent this District Ia the next Congress- and
under the then belief t might be Of service TO the
Country cherIluy tie Subsequent events
have however, convinced that 1t Is TO conctb-
trse every loyal vote person In order TO defeat
prominent candidate in whose hands IL il unsac 20 trust the
desnes OF country in ordinary times moch lees at The
present crisis for esnsbe as have been the be 70 Of our
unior Uron Itself sinks into ntigui6canes when
pared with The sreaeI pnuciTe Ut stake" the great demo
crsc idea II earth" Like the band which binds the
our Union broken IL will become bat individual sws
the work Of disnession VIII until ech separate
State In its individual sovereenty tyranny thb
have reared its hateful head on the runs Of liberty"
Ever epdeavoriug 10 avoid that stste where
Faith fanatic Nth, welded last
To some dear fslsehood hugs u TO the last.
now deem 1t my patriotic duty withdraw NY from
the In fv,r Of Mr. John Duffy, who gentlemen,
believe, IL elected. will above party labor for the
welfare Of our Common country At any rate fee con-
scoGs approved Of condsc the certain inoslvdse tht
viii tend to defeat that arch enemy Of honesty and our
country, Fernando Wood. JOHN w. FARMER.
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B IUt TIUErHHIHIe
PROCRAM NE.

PARI T.
, co,,,.t p,,l Mach ............,...H O. Dodworth
ovrrnre. Cra.r Zimmerman p.............. Lorizpg
g. sone-"The Hap tina, Once" -. -
Last Waltz.
H.
Dne, from " La Minetts dPorlici Aubef
Overture to Oberon "epfi
J. Selection ron ALna BOleDa bolS'
4. AI1-Bfstest
PaRr Ill. . .
Ouickstep from Scian Nefpers.
Lean Year ID DodspHh
Last Nofe Of Sun .'hh"P
J.. Oalop
The National Pot Pouni.
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"The Rebellion and i,s Purposes, ia the title OF
an ably written letter to f. w. Hughes. Chairman
Of the Democratic State Central Committee OF
Peunsy lyania, by VIM. GLAND Bourne. Of this city.
1t presents very forcibly the great fact that tie
Rebellion is an attempt TO crush out the Democratic
principles Of the Government, and TO tramplc Oh
the rights and interests Of tho democratic mas B.
"A the appeal Of practical Nottingham TO the
industrial classes, it is WORTHY Of wide circulntion
It is furnished in English and German, AT No. liz
William street.
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ARRIVAL or Az OLD AcoCArsrAscE.-The oele
brated yacht America arrived on Friday morning from
Port Royal, in charge Of Commander Baker, United
States Navy, and proceeded TO the Navy-Yari.
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professional Notifies.
UenOina Garos. &t.

7 II. JOHNSTON a. CO., No. $50 Bowery,
u wrDDINO aud VISITING CARDS, &c, istes. sly@si
r,msns by mail Also Watches, Jewelry. Silver wsess
Plated We've, Of Tie beat qualities, and Of low pf'ce@
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niFiArUnn ALMANAC =.
u-gi,.s.6.29 Ssta..........s39 Msen-Ss.s. l:3.
WATER THIS DAY.
ssndy Hook. 500 Gov Island 1888 Hell 3ats. Oh
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In the Fifth Congressional District, John W.
Farmer has Withdrawn, leaving Capt. Duffy clear
field against Fernando Wood.
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GKsRRAL BAvRs-Major-Genera Banks bad n
most enthusiastic reception from the merchants OF
the Produce Exchange yesterday afternoon.
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Music IN TIE PARm--TLe Central Park Com
missoners announce that there will be music at the
Cent? Park on the Mail on Saturday next, the let
inst ant, at O'Clock p. ~, bali hour earlier than
usual, BY the Central Park Baud under the leader
ship Of H.. b. Dodworh, if Ike weather Ii fue.
The following is the programme:
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BORT naroens' Notlte.
STATE or NEv.YoRK
po,rw .pnpx., DyycH No lOs Wall-st.

STATE or NEW okK.
PoRr.WARDgSs UFTIcE, No. los Wsld-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
section of the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled A
Act to ReorganIe tie W.rdens Oce OF the Port OF New
York to all persons Interested in or having charge Oh tns
EFT matter Of such inquiry exsnrnaon OF survey tnas
the vessels under examination oy the rsr
that the said surveys OF examinations WI %
completed within ten days next succesdng TINS noee' On
board said vessels: ,,x AN N
Oder. io
Bark X. u. w. Dod
Brig 3 Y. smith,.
Schooner Cabarne Wilcox. 'pier No
Ssboonsr y g Uowsrd Woodruff Robinsout
WM Il. BURLEiGH, Pfss,dsns-
J. Aces HxRsixAS. Secretary.
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Advertisement

GALA TIMES To-Day at BARNUM's MUSEUM,
with performance. 1t and n mrhis will givo the ladies
juynss Doe Opportunity To for tho last time tho
gIcai ply Of Psuvte Under the Snow" and the Col.
oIed lab aud etber cusioatiea
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Oct. 3.-Befors
judy. SBIPNAx.
THE sLAyE-TRADE--TRIAL or sAEToS-DuTIES OF

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Oct oi.-Before
Judge SBIPNAS.
THE sLAyE-TRADE-TRIAL or sAsTos-DuTIEs OF
JURORS.
The casa of Jose A. Santos, Spaniard, indicted
70, fitting ont the bark Cora this port for slave voyage
moved for trial this morning by District Attorney
Saith.
Me.rs Maclsy and Perry. and James T. Brady sppssred
for Ssb'o Tbs defense ga total DENIAL ohe charges asinss
the pii,oner. .
After the jury mpannelei. Judge sbipmsn made the
following remarks: -
have recently come the knowledge Of the
which render It necessary that should maze few
In regard the duties and obligations Of jurors
desire to say phatiesy end what will be
ened 10 by all that with the policy Of the law and
the pnnshn emit that be attached to H. with
the In favor Against the law the juror has moth
Ing do whatever He try the fact, aud he
promises before God to what that fact Isl and sny iro
called upon In tue Trial Of civil or criminal
and feels that cannot from his prejudices render
impartial verdict that Juror bound In justice to the pubic
the prisoner and his conscience, to excuse himself
from serving
There csnbe possible security for public justice or for
the defendant II We csnnot have the attention Of the juror
calmly aud dis the fscs deem II proper TO
this ateme n without casting any reflection the
Jurors In time. i<e the present of public excitement we
should Ike this adnonon and afne ourselves 10 the broad
duty which hs law pace. III Jurors are TO deiei
mine questions by the law bat In accordance with their
opinions Of policy preadices then no property no rights
will be safe.
Tho Judges remarks were listened BY all In the court
room with deepest attention.
AR Andrews Assistant District Attorney, then opened the
ease for s.s Government
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocl O-B.for. Re

COURT OF OENEHAL SE5sIUNo-UCt V-belOle NO
corder HoyTNAs.
The Jury In the case Of Jacob Weller returned to
Court tbi, afternoon and reported that they had failed to
agree spon verdict They stood for conviction and
nv, for The Jury discharged and the prisoner
reminded 10 the custody Of the Sheriff
The case Of Amanda Thompson colored indicted FOR the
murder Of husband IN Sullivan street on the th or Sep
teuber brought up but owing the inability OF the
Cont 10 get Jury try the laid to next
term.
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ALLEGED GnAsD Internationally, Thomas

MeintiTs notorious pcspociet. taken before Jnice
Steers At ESSEX Market Police Court charged With picking
the pockets Of Samuel HaIr,on Of wallet consnns 500
1t the sreat Wadsworh meeting ct tue Cooper Institute on
Thursday evening The In default Of
1850 bail, to answer.
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suRRoGATE,S COURT-Ocr 3l.-Be,ore Acting Surrogate
WILLS PROVED.
The Wills Of the following deceased persons have
h..n atted 20 urob.te: Nathaniel Laird Benj,nin g. Bur-
GEES. Walter urquhsr John Gray, AMMO Marie Elh.on.
Jacob Hahn Cornelius Van Alien AndeI Nicholas bsekes
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F0RgixG FuRLouGns ron S0rDrns.-fosierday
Sergeant Lush ARE, ID L. l.. srosi on Staten ls-
and, md brought hin up to this city before Provost
NarshI Cen Draper, charged with forging farlougts
FOR .o.dcr. Of the Cmoonn brigade. lie WIS sent
back 10 b. taken before Jusiioe Of the Peace, In
order 70 procure the necessary ahdasis for his fur
tier prosecution.
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LOCAL POLITICAL MATTERs.
THE HON. r. A. CoYKLrNG ENDORSED BY THIS
FIFTEENTH WARD DEMOCRACY.

10 ne Ldi,oT Of The N. y. Tribune
Sin: At regular meeting Of the Fifteenth Ward
Independent Democs tic Union Club held Of No Bowery'
"Wednesday evening Oct 49, 1852, Samuel Stevens eq IN
tbs chair, It ID,
Rolre5, Tia, whereas in the present impeed condition
Of the country 10 ssve which ~ necessary thst good men
Should be selected to tine ces Of sponsbiity and rnane
that ahonah differing IN political opinions from the present
Eepr, eut4,ve the With Cong District the
hon f. A. Conkne yet believing that his course va, DC
cd by feelings of hone ard patTion therefore be
Rs1ired That this CLUB indicate tie Hon. b. 4 Contlir
their pree Representative in Cong ess or the
Win District and edee hm their undivided support at the
polls on the j " OF election.
49, = nnL.s pr N..ILIRE Sacr.t.rr No an Pn,xarx
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IAfrfliiseinantl

Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
parents a. 10 an their chiea be usou and happy by
IN onolos,cal ErAninAtion a. Fowler Wells Je Bdwsy
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SUPREME COURT-CExsxp.-Ocr 3l.-Before justice
IsGkAHAN
DECISIONS

DECISIONS.
In re application of Livingston ct al. for appoint
ent trustee will Of Jane Winter. deceased-l do not
think this proper tor the appointment p the Trust Com
ysny trustee reference ordaed 10 ichasl Uhoef-r
esq inquire 10 suitable person to be appointed and
security should be give" and to report to the Court
Notice Of tho motion to confirm report TO be given to tho
psrtiea M 49,,
rorss Pesb ody e al sst Henry L. Leayitt ct si-Moton
grant ed on the nsosl stipulation.
Before Justice BARNARD.
John Burke agt John bowling .-Motion denied,
with + 10 costa
SUPERIOR COURT-SrxcIAL TERx-Ocr ii. Before
Justice BoswoRrH.
DECISIONS
Charles Bstchelor agt. Henry V. Bush ct al.-Ex-
.pops o,susd and gmen for pisntf 10 be settled on
days notice counsel fail to agree upon tie sPproprA'e
form oft.
VIM phens ct al sg Asa Hall ct a-An the excepfon'
report 18th Iceptons before settled, oyeTTuled
Sec M. with Cle<x at Chsmbers
Before Justice MoyRLL-
A. Boves agt. John Kelly two suits); William
A. Mari AFT WIN. H. Mtchelli Darling sgt s. W. Wright
Motions granted. 80 -. 49,
George Pen.st as Cstharine Ls,he Q! hJudsfaent or
deIed, and referee to sell
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Disasters, sc.

TIM scgR PESysyLvASA brougot In full OF water ~ the
uo,boat Iaao Webb NO. 81 has been beschsd st Qussn
tine. 49,, n. ., ,o<s
The Schooner Nancy Capt, Perry, from Newly York, with
rock and sunk She lies under water Divers have been
~ " BALTIMORE Fi5ay, Oct. 81, 1851.
The burnt ship 10 doubt the Aieghsnisn Capt hs'n
will probably g down TO her Tonight .
IBy tele q aph to Ellwood Wslter secy bd und~rl
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Tnr GLucIrs AND TnsDrRs' WAN FrSn.-Ihe
Courliitee Drpoiu,,i 10y tie gocers, and The
trsdefs connected tie.ewith, for the purpose Of
,sisipx war fund io encourage enlisn,nts in the
army Of the Upited saes acknowledge the receipt
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Tn, srRiKKRs.-Iho increased price Of prov.-
sons the late additions to the tax bill, and the grea,
demand for labor, are The grounds or which tie
y,liromen who haze made a strife demand higher
waves. On tue other band tue botses' sly the
chief weight of the tax bill falls upon them, that
rents have been reduced twenty-five per cent at
least, and while tie iuxunes cot much more than
formerly, The sabstantias, owing TO our abundant
baryests ARE comparatively cheap. The employers,
however, have generally lcoeded TO an increase Of
y,egos aud most Of the men have returned 10 their
work. In one or two instances the strikers hove
resortcd TO golence 10 compel their comrades 10 join
With then, aud in every instance they have signlly
TAI ed TO accomplish their purpose GenerhlIy now
ever the demand for increased wages has been calm,
firm aud lespectfl aud after itilo reflection, the
emuoyers have made satisfactory arrangements with
their worLmen. Yesterday the riggers and caulkerr
went TO work, and the men In the employment OF
the Gus COMPANIES returned To Their places the DAY
before This il much better for the aborer aud the
captaIst than II long and obstinate withholding OF
service or stubborn resistance TO the Just claims oil
the emnloyse One weeks incidence Will cost more
than the profits Of several weeks Increased wages,
and the loss ind embarrassment TO tho bosses wiil
amount TO more than the Increased demand OF the
workmen. We indOrsc the sentiment oil Mr. GREENE,
who informed the caulkers who underworld TO eniice
AWAY bis men, THAI he never would be forced into
concessions by mob. lie urged thom 10 appoint "A
Committee to wait upon the "bosseo" and state Their
demands in It inir and manly way. His sugges'lou
was received with cheers and shouts OF That's the
talk Until this gentleman mot the crowd w1tn o
bold front, IL was terror to every man oil thoii
craft dispcsed TO "lhbor ard to walt Az noon on
Tuesday, n email number OF mon on the corner Vi
South street aud Peck Rip. conceived the idea OF
grand 81 Ike, and raising shout they proceeded 70
sbe Balance Dock and forced sixty men from the
employment OF Wbhlock e. Berran. They then
marched to the foot Of Market street, where they
were met by Mr.. Greene, whose speech was Ike oil
upon tie troubled waves.
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EXEMPTION CLAiAs.-Applcapts for exemption
are on the Increase -Four Commissioners IRE 81
work in The Seventeenth Ward, aud three 10 the
Eighteenth, and ii i. doubted whether all who desire
exemption will come forward this week. To save
unnecessary trouble hereafter, 1t may rs well be
stale that proof OF alenage, nch Us will saisfy the
Commissioners Of toe fact, will exempt - ldc-
auately 10 the certificate Of any Consul. All who
are not Liable to military duty should apply 1T once
TO tie Commissioners or Surgeons Of the ward IN
which they resde.
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OH HArs.-Sergeant Young has large ooiiee-
ton Of old hats at Police Headquarters. which was
gathered from tie ruins Of the Fernando Wood TaIi'
fca,on meeting at the Brookss Assembly Rooms in
Broome street on Thursday night. Owners are re-
quested 10 come forward aud remove their prof ery
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CoRoEET CAsEs.-Yesterday, Coroner Ranney.
held IN inquest body Il Margaret shsnnon sebi II
months old whose dsth caused By an osefdoss Of
num- administered by mistake by Mary RiohAfdson, residing
Il No. - Desbrosses street ~
Corsner WILDLY held inquest on tho body OF Jane, ~,
Carr oolored boy years of age. who Wa hlsd Instantly
while playing with companion In the Ion Of NO o. ,ss'
street, Thursday Tho Jury cen.ufed We
Of he building for the insecure condition oil hs haca
way. .,,,p.,.
Coroner wdey also held inquest on the body Of Fnc
p Lynch who died under very singular cirenm'sances
that deceased went out with his cousin on
morning GubniDs excursion 70 Long sspd ths' " Doc
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