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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Ihe north Carolina Electien-Ihs Sscss.
sfsn Candidates Defeated By Immense Ma 4.
ioYities

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 10 The Newbern
IN VI Progress, Of the 18th inst, In speaking Of
.ne erection which was held In that State on the
7th inst, says:
fna1 Rs'HH.-since receiving the Intelligence
OF tne oeieat Of Johnson, the secession candidate
iof i - S1overnor, by the unparalleled majority Of
fo,VVo, the glad tidiDgs come to hand just a. we
goto press Of the complete overthrow OF secession
In every department. Of this State.
Lne Ohion or Opposition party have elected
nearly every member in both branches of the
Leglsiatufe by still greater majoritits. Every
member who advocated continuation Of the war
Ii has been fair and square issue, strictly of
poiltical nature, with no side or local Issues OF
aay klnd Gov. Stanley regards this vote as an
emphatic decision in favor of the Union.n
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Dsf.a, Of Rebel, I'm Ark.n,.,.

MlAPHn, August 15.-Reports nom White
River say thar General Hovey's division had q
Federal force consisted Of six regiments Of infan.
tfy and the rebel force Of eight regiments Of
cavalry and part OF General Hlndman's brigade.
Tne battle ragged nrrceiy for some time W th de.
suuctive effect on both sidfs, but resulted In the
defeat Of the rebels and t1Kcapture Of 700 pris-
onefs No further particular have been received.
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EXKNPIs IN NBw YoRK CIIY-The time al
lowed by law for nlling the required certificate
Itttllng residents Of the State OF New York to
,ZemPnon from militia duty expired on Friday
ls:. In the city Of New York about 15, 600 appli-
cliiOns for exemption, for various causes, have
Aeen filed with ths county clerk. OF these ear
l. one half have been by alien residents. The re-
Inainder plead general debility, gout, asthme,
snort sight, weak legs, and "the thousand othe
Ills that flesh Is heir tor It Is considered that
the " Exempt Brigade will be very numerous
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A Skirnish-TWe RebrIa HING.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. lS.-On Thursday morning
Col. Penick, with a detachment of men, attacked
a camp OF rebels near Bare. The loss Of the
rebels is not known. Our loss was two killed
and seven wounded.
Two rebels who had been hauling supplies for
the rebels for a week or two, and had stated the
day before that there was no camp in the
neighborhood, were taken with arms In their
hands, and having Col. Penick's protection
papers on their persons, were Immediately hung.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Missing Heat of tho Steamer 60 Golden
Gate te"-rwenty.T Thr se Additional Assem-
Ga

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug is The sAip Seaman's
Bride, arrived from Australia, brings 200 passen.
gers, bound for British Columbia
The United States quartermasier has just paid
Sl5O,OO TO the San Francisco Wool Com pany
for army clothing supplied TO the California vol
unteers.
The Supreme Court had denied a rehearing in
the Br0derick will case, so the question whether
the Will was forged cannot be judicially investi-
gated.
sam Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Ori1a-
ba arrived this evening from Panama, bringing
10 passengers saved from the burning Of the
steamer Golden Gate, heretofore reported M 'ss-
Ing. -Four others who were saved remained at
NJ ManZanilla TO take the downward steamer for
Panama
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II The Government contract for 100. 600 pain
Of army boOtees, deliverable in thirty, sixty and
ninety days, al prices ranging from 81 81 TO 81 20
iraet was divided up among thirty-four manu-
fscturers OF Massachusetts,, New York, New yer-
seY and Pennsylvania. The Government also,
last week, contracted for large amount OF foreign
lesd, 10 arrive from abroad, 70 the value OF over
sim On0
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DGeneral Sherman, In command at Men,
phis, has discovered fraud In the Provost Mar
saals oace, consisting In the rece pt Of bribe Of
Sloe by clerk for Issuing passport, and has
operation has been gong on since the city has
been occupied. Persons have bought their pass
p0S)Rya various WAYS, 70 avoid taking the oath.
ORS<ery popular and lucrative way OF doing 10
bas been for one individual TO take the cath ten
or a dozen times, and AL his document for "a,
IS, or $50, as opportunity offered.
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The Threatened Invasion Of Kentucky,

Indianapolis, Aug. 1.-THE news from Ken
lucky creates the most intense excitement here
Troops are being rushed forward with all pos
sible speed. Governor Morton has ordered Mai.
General Lew Wallace and General Dumont, who
are here on leave Of absence, to take command
temporarily, Of the new regiments. Generals T
A. Morris, J. Reynolds and Love also take the
field. The energy of the executive department ID
bsing put forward to save Kentucky from inva-
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
jackson r etirsd from the Rapidan.

In CAMP NEAR CEDAR RUN, Aug. 1S.-Scouts
report that heavy force Of rebels 10 within tan
miles Of this point and It 10 believed that kson
has gone in some other direction, and may appear
where he 10 least expected.
slight skirmish took place on Saturday be-
tween the 9th New York cavalry and the enemy
at the RapidaR. Col. Carroll, acting brigadier
general, was wounded in the breast Yesterday
while visiting the pickets at the ford near Rap
idan Station by one Of the rebel pickets, who are
continually firing at our own.
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Further from Europe.

FARTHER PoINr, Aug. 1s-The steamer Anglo.
Saxon, for Quebec, has arrived of this point,
with additional intelligence from Europe.
In the House Of Commons, prior to the delivery
OF the Queens speech, Lord Palmerston, In reply
to inquiries Of Mr.. Fitzgerald relative to affairs
In the Bahama waters, polluted out that Great
Britain's interest was in maintaining belligereni
rights at tea, and she could not interfere unless
belligerent rig hts were abused.
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" Rockford TN y city ofncials are delighted
70 Answ tna. $40 0JO Of the city bonds Issued a.
Ioan 70 aid the building Of the Kenosha road, are
neo py The Sec sionisss rss dag In one Of the
was thus fotated. Ii is 10 be acoaascated, Of
course =
IL Inc Brtz'Nan government 10 new dtscrss-
ing the quesiea Of epeaing The Brszi!isn ports 70
tne navss OF the world, and CT declaring nee
PEv.te !e.'1rs fem Eio Janeiro, the measurs
@tG.d exI-Ld 20 tbs Ia ard trade along the course
q tIle AHaZSa and o!Res great courses Of water
E-Iiis staiet that nierfsit twsssy -four esus
ssage stamps sss IN a.fszlatlon, TVs'a
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AVow or VEsGEANcE.-Colonel Dan. McCook,
when he read tbs espatch announcing his BROTH
er's murder, an eyewitness says, even IN the
agony Of bereavement his thoughts could not be
restrained from the idea CT wreaking trribie
vengeance on the cOwafdly assasslns who could
murder his brother while alone and PROSTATE In
prisoner IS long as God gives me hreath.n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHrLoR's HAIR DYE
Tka haaf a fka WnrId

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
Produces color not to be disting uished from na.
ture-wananted not TO iniure the Hair In theieast;
remedies the Ill eject. Of bad dyes, and invigor.
stes the Hair for life. Grsy, Red o. Rssty Haw
Instantly tuIas a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
1.-THE Genuine is signed WnLIAnA. BATCH.
ILoR, On tAs Tozr sidss Of saek boa.
Fsetovy, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsw Yorh,
mE-1y (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond ST.
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LYos,s MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,

LYoN's MAGNETIC InsRcT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favor. II kills
and exterminates Roaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden insects, &c. All genuine bears the aig-
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r dosssssss sssssSis. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In q trice,
Lyons Pills are death TO rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARNES,
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REIuRS OF CoPPIRAkADs. The Detroit
TIiouae chr nicles the return Of large body OF
exiles frem Canada. IL appears that the inhabi-
tints OF the province denounced them az towards
aaa ingrates, and declared, In some Instances,
THAI they should not live there; that Canada was
TOO coed for them, and they must seek SOME
country where dislOyaliy and poltroonery were
not esteemed the worst vices 1-.-rt.
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Fire at st. Joaeph

ST. JOSEPH, August l6.-The engine house OF
the Hannibal and St Jo,eph Railroad, with five
locomotives and other machinery, was burned
last night Only one engine was saved. Loss
$50 900, and only partially insured.
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A CARD 10 EaE LADIES'
DR.. DsPONCO's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
lpsl!tbS tH eo-rsstszg, rsgEIafSaG asd Tepsostsf
sH obsfrteftozs JTOH VAafeueT edEss, aad
aItsdys shoetsSfaI as q rTee aallra

IVsllibls ~ eo-ratsxs, rssNIafiHg ssd repsostsf
sH ooSfTEefto5s JTons tSAafeun cause, aad
s1ssdys sseesSIfag as a rTsv sasIrs
. The above Pills have now been N use for ever
thirty years, and IN case, where the directions
have Been CORRECTLY followed. hsve these pills
fstled . give meet decided sataslsOuOr. Head me
tolovlng cerhtcats nom one Of tue hIst Edlas Of
Uuoe, ~. Y who called upon my as~nts N ttlat
eltT, Mr WIN. Brirtol & Co. snd tod them Una
public. ont il any one shoa q doub ths EcsasrTsi
utcsey Of Dr. DuSonco's Golden Pills, they niEEf
refer any lscy 20 her, a. abs consGered n dsfY
efficacy. ss administered 70 her dsnEaJer, q yoaIx
ledy IL years Old. She vas fast COipg into Con-
Enmptlon-hsd taken cold nature became OBJ
esysd ss', and abe ls nov il robEEt heGlEh. More
ano stronger proof might be gwen. Fkeee pills
are also certain oEEe for LseOTsaA, Cor vhitesJ D
Sod NykolSsSie snd getAil IN wLshlrKtan B,
u. ID. GILMAN, UTaggIst, $50 Penn avenue.
:, RetAll bI 4; BOSlt Eli. ecrHer 81 street and
Lousisns sTsnre, and al rs, ~ ses Ia. s
near Pa avenue. Lsdies, by senoing 81 q eltheS
eontssntisiy b. mail Sod H 30 :, Sos1Iis. rIss.
sEak es05ts;%SyP; PkEh EEhTas FI ETEiss, Als5
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Pills Of any Eind n eSs eYeTY boT is sI.nec - D.
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therefore e Ion value your hvsssnd health 40 ss1
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on aeeo.nt Of the Pills beng ooantsrfsitsd. Vie
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= stiles, and al xss aud pricesL
rcoh Amenoan soap Bark.
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Coon NxWsFoR ALL,

WAsHINeTON, June %, 1891.
This Is 10 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and zee
ne. p Er . SRvA BAILEY,
Iea1-H AtMn Barbour's, s7s Sd st.. bet u and T.
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his Is To, GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE
Court Of Washington county, In ths nistriot Of
Columbus, letters Of administration. with the viii
yOhnltOn. late Of Washington county Aforesaid,
deeeased. All persons having olaIms against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
scriber, or before the 18th day Of Asgust next;
theI may otherwise BY law be excluded from al
beneht of the said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF August, 1859;
au Is ySvs Administrator w. A.
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON .AQUEDycT.

" -ss..r.r.-# --. Aueusr 9, 1862.
PRoPosLLs Will be received until the 18th dsy OF
August, lee2 for the comp leIlon of the auxiliary
Pipe vault Of tho Was shing ton Al sucduot.
Plans and specifications can be cb.ained at this
Proposals 70 be sealed, endorsed Proposals for
PIPE Vault" and addressed TO "Hon. Caleb b.
Smith, secretary of the Interior, Wsshington.n
wM. II. HUTTON,
an eotd -. - . - Chief Engineer.
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!. ELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
No. 2e NORTH 4 SIRK1f.
Esfspfea Sersafh anf EiTAtA StYllfs.

MISS WILLIAMS wiz OPEN . school for young
WilliGns, on Monday, sopssmbsf eth, lea
1aition In the higher knEiiah branches OF edu-
Gallon and In French Tor the session OF ten
unt.I IOIkss-------.-S>--. -~-~- ----~----~-. ~
"a H-eolms
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SrAnDAkD BLACK 7kAt s
eslssd. - - KING . BUR RCHELL. :.
Sa5 COces uttl O. sa1 VMnoni avenues
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LOST AND FOUND.
QsO REWARD Will be said for the s,pre

@E0 REWARD Will be said for the srprehen-
X3o IT, sion nan spd delivery % s9 % ne Of %nsEIo man ~
95tR Of June 1899 Jh Jim !. a6oas I've
inches lsh, is about IS years of age, and ISL.
aiss
tue above reward 70! his salPLehen,ion-no matter
sa''I5G"ss tnsi 8 :s5P'
SJOO kEWdAakp9 = W :: ..s ,, e. % ~ ..,5,;
man nsmed I JAM IS p 4. a So6fkE9. X Y. 1ho Sroas @
i'll 2. night The .s q ss
assault with intent to kill . man named Daniels.
sodftsy is yopPI and q 91SSins!y height and came
sns sH rE %
&C rs T. ''RiEE s1s sssSsI
A tUukTNkk RFEAt sEs s SGPs 1sr Ss
and. % on %ednosd.s nil Il, tie s a5th Of June,
1859, supposed 70 be from Yirrlnis. 4 liberal
mater %hoTo HSt sRsy sfs ds7
ed q, the jan IN Upper Marlborough, Prince
fETER g: GRIMES, Sheriff
~ q 2,wlw of Prince 6eorte's county.
&sO REWARD viii be paid for tn, spprehen
SS ipn ana s asdysIy Sny. to me me Of Of IsFtS man
Ssf5.'s R Ms5s.ps on
hve feet ton inches high, about . years of.As
age, and is the property Of Thomas Baker Edelin,,
Esq, OF rlscataway District, Prince Georges
county: l will slve the above reward for hIs sp-
is delivered 10 me At the jail IN Tppsr Msribore "
oush, Prince 6eorgs,s county, Maryland.
PETER s., CRIMES, Sheriff
~ N-AV1T OF Prince Georges county.
SOM REWARD be paid for the sp,re-
Ss.rS hepson Psbn and dsi,srS w % e me- Of
EN, Of piscataWay District,) who broke u
the jail OF Prince Georges County, Mary -
land. on the night Of ihe 18th Of June, le6a-A
or one hundred dollars for either. They were eom-
mltte6 20 the Jail on the charge Of arson. Negro
man PRESTON, is sbsut Ave feet ten inches high.
very black, and about twenty Eve years old. The
other man, NICK, is about FIVE fest six inches
nlEh' And about the same age and color Of Pres.
ton. These negroes went of In company with
othors Who Eere since seen on the Potomas River,
few miles from Alexandria. I will give the above
re.s[d i3r their sSIshen.on, or one hundred dol
PROVIDED they or either Of them are delivered 20
ne Is,,, At the Isil IN Upper Marlborough. Prince
PERER 8. 6kIMES, Sheriff
DH awfW Of Prince Georges County.
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% FE kl

OFFIsIABI
nEfkKTMENE OF STATE,
~ WAsHIHsroS, yspu.ry IS, Is0.
The Secretary of Stste viii hereAner receive
Member, Of CONGRESS on bufise.s on Saturdays,
commenting vita nsrarsay, the fut sf seK,
nsxl.
tslC-u WILLIAM "A sEWAkp,
CHEsARAY INsTITUTE,
1.a1.se 1899 sin1SSiRt snSR 1oPpNs PES,stL LADIES. A.
. fhe res ui-r course of IEstIuotlon embraces the
Ensllta and EIeEeA LHnsa and Litsrsturs.
ltitute thorough Entlirh and French e3ucstiou,
fronca In the language 0f ths far ily. and is con-
ftantly spoken II the Institute II s the object Of
ments the Ehesl eOurss Of ME 1tuTe ard oom-
poslIon- The s3hO astic year commences SeRten-
per 10Th and oi3tee July lst. CltcuiArs, 40, oan
slsal OF CihsEsrsv Inatitutr. N 8-sTr
m HONE AGAIN!
HE BuLciuE, a. 32l pernstlvsnis avenue.
having again been reGuit, tEs FEbscTibeTs ars
more conveuiezty sltH.tsd, and h,tieF than ever
ture and furnish Stoves. Eln Ware, BousekeepInE
ATtic es, I'D ESme Esuirmsnts.
kemem.eT, S2l Penn. kVoLue, touth side near
iy 2S-a +. II, q. II. {. 6REsoRY.
Tup FOR CAPE MAY.
CAPTAIN H-ett, leaves Arch .E~-
;fIHs, STss6aSf 6StSSIf' IauSsIS't faRIia:,S, a. S,s s
returning the alternate asys; stopping esob vrya
New Castle. Passage from New Gastie g.
Oo0ot i.n sSrE Wts;s.s:sD n The
ieI New Cs1!ie' % Iniss,' arriving N tine 20 meet
--- = w 10 ltn
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TRueeRe-TRUssEs Es, of tAs most approved
= aiies, and AL xss And yriess.
ecpth Amenoan Soap Bark.
Medicines, fosiss Articles, &c. " D'1ts'
For sale st MOQRE'S West End Druf store.
1ls rts ssva' sosh nee iJafs
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- DR. JOHNSTON,
DA TInlOR r.
InCE NJ g ms.

~ Z "a u Pt l.,
Has diseorersdfks r1oSf Cs-fais, Sps eSy G.d osIg
EEsctNaI Remedy ~ "a, World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
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EEE MANY TEoFskrDs cured Et thls InsutEtioI
rltEln me Sat ser clteeu year, and the nImeIcsa
important SErgic1 GRerabons beTforRed BY DR.,
!onaston, Witnessed bJ the reporters OF EEBers ana
many oshor Perso ls. noNces OF which have sR-
fcaret staiD md again ber0To tbs pUblIc, besicea
has standing ~ gentleman OF character and re-
sporsIbIlltJ, u sIeelent guaFSztes 20 the sf-
Elete<. m IO-lus
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HINIER GARDEN.
TILE CORSICAN VENDETTA.

The Corlican custom Of the reHdeN0 las been
hacknied IA n theme, especially III French literature.
I, IL, however, introduced periodically with novel
effect in Tie Coltcan Bro,he y; butto be appreciated
it must be seen on the stage in France, for there 1t II
MISUNDERSTANDING; bere-we mean in that dranIs-
il is daub -indescrbably badly done.
We have now however the old vcHd,fta again,
not On episode but the constituent business Of p
whole plot. As Ii curious, Internally savage hereof
tary custom worked in with other tbings II certainly
forms the mnferal for stirring four'ct crsma- il
was well put on the stsge regards the scenery; az
10 costume ana personal appearance i; was deficient
The characters did not bear the swarthy features Of
The real nation; there were wanting too, among
The peasantry the huge earrings Of winch they
were 20 fond ana there was tame look about them
n, variance with tho savage wlldness OF the ongl-
nal.
The marvelo1llv faithful French rendition Of
these peculiarites ought to he copied; and gas
light she'd on the stays ought 10 be sornewhat eater
when they are achieved in order to secure their ade-
quate plainuess TO the eye.
The Corfican VenIctts. "a performed last night
at tie Winter Garden, il translation Of the
French play. The plot is simply this: Tie heroine
seven years before she 10 the age Of wonanhood
had teen afanced 70 COrsican youth, in order to
heal vendetta Of 100 years standing growing out OF
nvai family quasrels-a piece Of land being the
melting cause. When the girl becomes old enough to
mink, she falls in love with French ohcer-hold-
ing herself not accountable for having been disposed
OF as an infant. TO this officer she IL secretly mar
ned Jbis can1orne union mast he kept secret
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until SIZE can escape with her husband, who returns
to the island for her, accidentally in company With
her brother, q scldier in tie French army neither
party ln1"ing the other.
The brother next discovers meeting Of the pair
and not knowing Of the marriage OF announcing
hi relationship, wayays ;he officer, forces hin 10
fight duel-but the officer though wounded Is not
killed. The trial Of the heroine for breaking her
vow follows uia 10 punish her after The rem
delta fashion. She acknowledges her marriage ana
after some tremendous counterissues and exl oaons
Of pass on the rcr9,HG is disposed of sun'nariIy by
the arrival of the officer with come French troops:
ducet explanations fo'low-paternal henedciions are
showered-and he teiicIid ensues
The play, of its school, is good one. Il has pro-
eress and variety Of .cene-thc due mystery beiwiSt
the partes-he cliuaxes for the fall Of the eur,,in,
and the power 10 interest the audience. IT wac an
absolute success before house, good notwit.siand-
ing the rain.
Mas Batemsn appeared TO especial alva'aSt
She oyinced move tenderness than We have yet seen
in her portrsituTes. Her scene If agony when she
fnds as enc supposes that her theatrical brother had
murdered her theatrical husband, was in the best
style of oarnos'nessffA
Mr. Adams was too declsmatory. We woad rug
gest that young soldier does net speak as lie did 10
Lie father over glass o; rim 0rd,aoGe.
Mr.. J. w. Waack as the French officer was
excellent He had not trace Of the cultural or The
over sonolous: easy, fluent, and Mercutio-iike-the
character in iaso9ciance in desthly gsslr being
similar TO Shakespeare's.
Mr.. De Walden deserves to be sgnalized for the
WY lie did Gregorio, the heroine Rosas father;
natural, easy piece Of acting Mrs. Bake aud Others
also contributed to the piece.
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FouSp observation-disclosures Wiidey he'd an Nd
49,, ~, ,l. body + an unknown Iaau, which
I'll IN the North the foot Of One Hundred aud
III LET Deceased about 80 year, OF feet
,h.s In ii,ht nd DIR. hsif ard whssers mixed With
- VS.. dressed ia blHe peescket dark vet, unbeschsd
h black tibu.d pats sOcls &c. The body had been 10
,bs water about two uIotths.
KILrrp.--Mr. George Moats, son of Henry Moats
Of Ri,chis Juuty VINO volunteered in Company H. %
Vfsins .sm.nt unier Capt tsl clan d,'Dey shot
few days ,uce Will. asleep by bs.dt OF Rebels Mr ~
y sh.r shoe ~. tine both Allied Mr.
csyton 8ni three 5uT oihes also badly wonhe
time. Ii Is supposed Clayton s d. ad os,os
this. W hee ing Ih!eITeb'e" -"
The Hon. William Scott, late President Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of Missouri died a, his residence 10
Cole County Sunday morning, Msy 10 lie p~ 'ee' I"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE RiDGEwooD REsERscIR.-A large quantity
OF sediment having accumulated in The Ridsewood
Reservoir, and tie water having become cloudy in
consequence, tie Water Commissioners have direced
The basins to be empiied and clesnsed. Operations
are now going on in the western basin, and the city
is supplied exclusively from the eastern When the
irs, ie turifed ,he other will be emptisd.