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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABR AHAM LINCOLN.
Notices Of New Advertisements.

Swyer's Liniment and Essence of
Life, which are advertised in to-day's
paper are strongly recommended as
far superior to such articles of this
kind as are usually offered for sale
His preparation called the Essence of
Life has been used in our family with
decided benefit, and his Liniment we
know is preferred to all others.
Trowbridge's great novel called
Cudjo's Cave, published by TiIton and
Co, Boston, is spoken of as work of
extraordinary merit
Eli kautfman's sale of personal pro-
perty on Wednesday, 9Th March.
Administrations Of John Y. King will
sell personal property of deceased on
Monday, 7th March.
Jacob Mutthersbough's sale of per-
sonaI property on Thursday, March 3.
Mathew Forsyth's sale of personal
property on Friday, March Is.
Barbara Peachey's sale of personal
property on Thursday, March Sd.
Capt. VIM. H. Patterson, of the lst
Pa. Cavalry, has opened a recruiting
office IN this place for that or any 9th
er regiment or battery. Ofcourse he
will credit recruits wherever desired.
so that they can take the local bounty
and 60 into Col. Taylor's on any 9th
er regiment.
Caution respecting promissory note.
List of Letters.
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Books FOR CAMP AND HoMR-James Red.
path. Boston. announces series of ten cent
Books for the Camp Fires, of a much higher
class than the dime publications now in the
market. They will contain from 90 to l24
pages new type. good paper--'neatly bound
IN greenbacks. No. is On Picket Duty
and Other Tales by Miss. L. NJ. Alcott.
whose Hospital Sketches has been one of the
most popular books of the season. No. 2 ia
Cintelle. a Tale of the South with five fine
illustrations. No 8 is The Vendetta one
of Balzac's best tales. translated for the pub,
Usher. No. is-Gulliver's Travels in Lii
Gpnt. No. is Victor Hugo's ELOQUENT de.
scrlption of the Battle of Waterloo. Each
number is complete in itself and unabridged.
Ten cents to the publisher will secure a
specimen copy, postage paid, to any home or
camp address-Or fifty cents for the list above
announced. No. is out. and the five will
be published before the close of February.
Address. Jas. Redpath, Publisher, Boston.
] The LADr's FRIEND The February mum,
ber of this new candidate for public favor,
leads off with beautiful steel plate, engraved
IN the highest style Of art called "The Syl
van Retreat" Then follows a splendid
double richly colored Fashion Plate. Then
new and popular piece of music, Kind
friends are near her." being an answer to
who will care for Mother now" This
piece of music, of itself, is worth the price
of the number. Then a striking engraving
of the RESCUE of Arthur Steele, illustrative
of an interesting story called Olives Trial"
Then, in the body of the book, fifteen pages
of engravings. devoted TO the Fashions, Work
Table, Novelties, Flowers, &C. As to the
literary matter, we may simply note the fol
lowing among other articles: "Oliye's Trial."
"The Coquette's Fate" by Mrs. Spencer:
"Mabel's Misson;" "Women's Noblest
Rights" "The Maid of Minnehaha." with a
handsome illustration; The Snow Flakes
Story" by Sarah L. Bolton; 'The..Sorrows of
Estelle La Maye," an original story by the
distinguished English authoress. Mary Hewitt;
"Euthanasia," by Annie F. Kent: How they
do it, Ia plea for widowers, and first rate
by Marion Hsrland; THE Secret Room" by
Arthur Hampton: "0ur Love-" by j. A. Dor.
gan; &C.. &c, &c. Making a collection,
artistic and literary, of the greatest interest
to every lady-to say nothing of the sterner
sex. Price 50 year; two copies for IS.
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
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Monster Gun.-The Pittsburg Dis
patch says that twenty-inch Rodman
gun was successfully cast at the Fort
Pitt Works in that city, on Thursday
last. This is the largest gun ever cast,
and its success is a high tribute to the
skill and genius of the parties engaged
IN the work. In twenty-five minutes
after the furnaces were tapped the
mould was filed, and in that time
10000 pr unds Of metal was passed
through the pool, nearly 1000 pounds
per minute. The weight of this mon
ster gun, when finished and turned
from the lathe, will be l15, 900 pounds
The whole length, from breech to muz-
zle, will be 243.33 inches, little over
twenty-one feet. The length of the
bore will be 2l0 inches, seventeen and
a half feet. The maximum diameter
will be sixty-four inches, and the min
lmum thirty-tour inches. The solid
twenty-inch ball will weigh 1000
pounds, and the shell about 700 pounds.
The charge of powder will vary. ac-
cordlng to circumstances, from sixty-
five to eighty pounds. Some two weeks
1T is said, must elapse before it can be
lifted from the pit in which it was
cast.
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G. G. R. FRTsINaER, PUBLISHERS.

a-The Gazette is the only paper in this part of the
state printed power press, and has facilities for
dong work Of all kinds equaled by few. We have
three presses in operstion-an Adams Power Press
for the Paper. double medium hand press for Jobs
and Newbury Jobber for Blanks, Cards &c.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The GAZETTE is published every Wednesday by
GRoRaE FREsIN6ER SON at sI5o in advance or 81 at
the end Of the year. 70 one address, copies will be
seat for s. copies for $40 20 copies for $40 These
terms will be rgidly adhered to.
Cash Rates of Advertising.
Administration or Executors Notices 81 90
II published in both papers, each ! so
Auditors do l Is
Sheriff's Sales, IL lines 90
Each additional line s
Estray Caution other Notices. not exceeding
Il lines, insertions, 90
Tavern Licenses, single, co
If more than one, each so
Registers Notices of Accounts. each so
On pubhc sales published in both papers, a deduc-
tlon o: Is per cent. on all matter one square
All other Judicial Notices same as above, unless the
price is fixed by law.
II lines of burgeos, 10 lines of nonparie make
square. About words constitute line, so that anv
person can easily calculate a square in manuscript
Yearly advertisements will be inserted on such
terms as may be agreed on.
In all other cases u lines constitute square, and
vii! be so charged.
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Gold is quoted at sixty premium


The theatres in London are open
on Sunday for public preaching, and
many of the leading clergy of various
denominations oficiate
1t seems to us that, according to
Webster, it is hardly wrong to call a
chief instructor a principal, even if
there is superintendent, and our old
friend Mounts grin therefore is over
the left.
The Democrat makes light of our
doing thirty-fve jobs in January, and
alleges that he sent some to this office.
We do not believe there is an office on
the Juniata that did greater number,
and we doubt whether the Democrat
printed as many from the 1st of No
vember to the 31st of January.
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Philadelphia Market.

Flour-Superfne Sc so, extra 6 rs
az 70. Rye flour rs. Corn meal
5 so per bbl
Grain-Red wheat 1850, white 1S5a
1860. Rye l30a000c. Corn 112. Oats
Soc weight. Cloverseed 80 00a8 so
per "a lbs. Flaxseed rs per bushel.
Timothy 8 so.
Beef Cattle, Sa13c; Cows, 500 to so
per head; Sheep, 6a7c per lb. gross
Hogs, $40 to II so the 100 lbs net.
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TIM ION MAILS
DERRY TowNsHrp Tulv I

DERRY TOWNSHIP, Tuly IL, 1868.
Mr.. Swyers; Sir: have tried your lini.
ment for pain in my side, which have
been subject to for several years. Some time
last May | took very severe attack in my
side and breast, and after using other medi'
cines without receiving any apparent benefit
from them, thought would try your lini-
ment. and see what virtue there was in it.
got bottle. and after using it bat few days
found that 1 was much better, and at pres.
ent consider myself perfectly cured.
Yours, truly, Isaac Price.
DERRY TOWNSHIP. April II. 1863.
Mr.. Swyers: Sir: have used your l;ni.
ment for some time, and have found great
benefit by the use of it. believe it to be a
great remedy for the rheumatism, and think
where there is no other disease it is sure
Respectfully yours, Geo. E. Parsons.
FREEDox FORCE, Miffiin co., June 6, 1863.
This is to certify that am diseased with
the asthma or the phthisic from child up,
and have tried many things to relieve me,
but found nothing to relieve me as much 40
Mr.. Swyer's liniment. Samuel II. Frv.
LEwIsTowN, june Is. 1861.
Ny Swyers: / have tried your liniment
for rheumatic pain in my hip and found re-
lief by it, and believe it to be good pre-
pAi0'iou' y. IL. Cm6eTgeT.
LEwIsTowN, May Is, 1863.
MIR. Swyers: Dear Sir: / have used YOUR
liniment for the quinsy. and found immediate
relief. Yours, truly, James Riden.
Mr.. Swyers: Sir: believe your lnimsnt
to be perfect and basty cure for rheuma.
tism which l had, and by taking Is drops
inwardly and rubbing my back was instant
iy relieved. Frederick ISeidle.
LEwIsrowN. May 81. 1863.
Mr.. Swyers Dear Sir: / have used your
liniment for the diptheria and found relief in
twenty four hours. Ny daughter took it /
applied the lniment and she was relieyed
Yours, traly, Mrs Mary RIDDEN.
LEwIsTowN. May %. 1868.
Mr.. Swyers: Sir: | believe your liniment
to be perfect and hasty cure for cramn,
which | had. and by taking Is drops was
instantly relieved. S. b. Danis
Mr.. Swyers: have tried your linimept
and found relief. feel no more of the rheu.
matism. Mrs. Martha Queens.
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Married,

At the Lutheran parsonage in this place on the 1lth
February, by Rev. H. R. FIeck. VIM. HARRISON
county. ~
On the 4th inst, by Rev. r. H. Fletcher, W W.
WOODS of Delaware township. Juniata county to
Miss MARY E. GLASS, of Lewistown ~ ~
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GaOlSAIlOQ.

hE new Lutheran church in Allenville
u will be dedicated to the service of God
on THURSDAY, February 25, 1864. A
num0er T, OF ministers are expected to be pres'
emf The Rev. c. Lepley, of Williamsnor.
Nd, will preach the dedicatory sern,on.
services to commence at lOs O'Clock a ma
General attendance is invited
ieDio J. M. STECK. Pastor.
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Died,

In this place, on the 18th inst HOWARD ", infant
and only son of Brice B. and Laura NJ. Drake, aged
10 days.
In Adams county Ohio, on I'd January. NANCY.
wife of Henry Kelley, and daughter of Major Ramsey
Of Armagh township Mfiin county, deceased aged
Al years
In West KIshacoquillas, on the 10th of November,
1868 OF Dlpthera, MAMIE NJ. aged years and 9
months: and on the 25th of January, 1864, ALMA
HENRY, aged year and months only daughters
OF Williamson and Saihe A. Cummins.
In Granville township, on the 25tb Jauuarv 1894
MARTHA JANE, daughter of VIM. G. c. and Eliza,
beth Mlnehart aged years, months and 25 days
On Wednesday, January 9th, Miss SALLIE j. Nc
DOWELL of East Kishacoquillas, Mifiin county
This brief notice was written by herself some time
before her DEATH and left with the request that there
should be nothing added TO it, 1t may not be mprop-
er however to state here what will be made known in
another way that she made will in which she be-
queathed 8 considerable of money to yarious
christian and charitable institutions She was lovely
IN life and peaceful in death her memory is now pre-
clous and her bliss is doubtless perfect.
e9- At special meeting of Aughwick Lodge, No.
4T2 l. o. of o. F. held at Newton Hamilton Februs-
ry Is, 1864, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, God in his awise Providence has renov.
ed from amongst by the hand of death, on satur-
day, February 13 inst wellbelove ed brother P G.
Wh. c. TAYLOR, {who was veteran soldier in Co. B,
49th Regt Pa Vols, and whose intercourse with our
Lodge has been long, intimate and most cordial,
therefore,
Resolved, That in the death of our highly esteemed
brother we have sustained loss which greatly de-
plore. That we deeply feel for his bereaved family
in their aticon and that we tender them our sincere
sympathy and coincidence.
Reso!Ued, That these proceedings be published in
the papers of Mfn county that they be entered up
on the records of our Lodge. and that copy of them
be presented to the family of the deceased.
JOS. B. EWING,
JAS. K. TAYLOR,
DAVID HESTER,
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WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS remain
w ing in the Post Office at Lewistown.
February II. 1864
Broomer Mrs. Elizab'hMiller Miss Bella
Baker Miss Isabella Seavy ID. L.
Carlyle ID. S. Shook Peter
Eutes Miss Catharine Sandoes Anthony
Everhart Aloner Stherlbald Miss Mary
Gillum Miss e. 2 Stoner Edward
Good Hannah Shook Miss Manah
LOCKER Richard Z. Smith Geo. G.
Metz Leonard
Persons inquiring for letters on the abvc
or any other list will please state on whic
list they are advertised One cent due on eacl
febl7 SAMUEL COMFORT p M
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y Nv YER =,
AMERICAN LlNIMRlT,
And Pain Exterminator,
An Infallible Remedy for all Chronic and
Infamatory Rheumatism. Diptheria,
Sore Throat, Quinsy, Sprains,
Neuralgia. Pain in the Back
and Limbs. Cramps, &c.

MFR Swyers. by repeated experiments,
w has succeeded in compromising a Lini.
ment which possesses all the magic powers
of perfect Pain Erte,minator. Its virtues
have been Enthusiastically tested. and every
application has given almost immediate re.
lief; and the object in giving notice of the
above discovery is. not to enlarge the list of
worthless compounds already quite too large.
but simply to inform any who may be aflict-
ed with any of the above named diseases
where they can be supplied with an infallible
remedy. A long list of names of individuals
who have had access to the ablest physicians,
and have tested most of the patent remedies,
all to no advantage, but who were almost i'm.
mediately relieved by this powerful Lniment.
could be obtained. We, however. give but q
few, knowing that the Liniment will speak
for itself as soon as applied
Jacob Sager, y. ii. Summers James MendenhaT.
John smith, John A. Brought, Seymour Downs,
~ r. Mendenhall, Daniel Ayers, John Rollins,
Joshua Gorsuch, William howry, Robert Nelson,
jonathan Price. John 1once, George Basely,
Melissa L. Baseiy, Nosh Smith Henry Dasher
CAtnarine Dasher, Lydia Saxer. Elmira Dearment.
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THE Public are cautioned against receiv.
Il ing Promis,ory note given by me to
George w. Sunderland. on or about the 10th
day of January, 1864. for the sum of forty.
six dollars, payable on the lst day of April.
1864, as | have been deceived In giving the
same, and will not pay it unless compelled to
do SO by due course of law.
GEORGE ROTHROCK,
Atkinson's Mills, Feb. l7-3t
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Tl5 a5ll5f 3OA1D

M ILL meet at the Commissioners Of
w fee on SATURDAY. 10Th February,
at which time persons having objections 10
hie against any now on the list, or other bu
siness relative to the subject of relief, are re.
quested to attend.
GEORGE FRYSINGER.
Jan%-D Secretary.
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Too Late for Classification.
y EA'TlzS.

Dt'NPHY-On 'hs iIth mn. Hsnnah Dandy.
dsuThte, Of iduard and EizabCth Ounphy, assi 1,
ytnrr. II months 4Dt 70 Gays,
TIE relatives and frcnas of the family ase espscs-
fsliy irv,te'i 70 attend the funeral. on Monday,
Juiv ~, AZ o'evk- fiOul the i.sideaoc Of hof "a
rent. Ne 10, corner Of Jav aid Wster ats. Brsss :.
Ign. IA
MoCLfARN--On Sunday, Jaiy i7th, ,.mcs Ne
CcAfu. ~ the 3Sd ysN u his Se, nei!'e OF tho Co.
Tyrone, ireland.
The friends snd acquaintance Of the family ere
respectfully invited IN attend III. fuu,rnl fIem hi,
s'o reeldoGcs, lb Fiist on Tuesday July ID ct
:. ~, without fugfhe. notice. SJ
SINCLAIR ON SATURDAY, July IL, Ann Sinclair.
the te cd 10 o! ilossrdcr nc LIT asUd ~ years
b.live - CIV Of priblic Ireland.
I,t .4cnds an' sc4is.i 'n"e'4s are rerc'fnl'y In
vri ~ attend tue 'un y, mis- t's1d4. Afternoon
ilC zee copy. 'b
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II s..,.s 1870: : 49, :. - $40, =. 49, ~
insure should Be sstGned, and thaa hunger, !
is aid can break through stone wsilA 4,
pr~y. and thai ! would Ind cut the lsrtier ucs,
sAiisfy my desire for food. This resoluhonby 4
nsde, painted for the pniry, and cauuou.'. d :
.-'hhiy DID wend my way thither, guiirScuS
he DRh, Of . bdgs, harvest moon.
reached . IL sCcty, and vas already IN A.
Tsron rcsr'fny In H.. savory stores when ,heAN,
bark o' -1Nlcr. Sc house dog rartici me. III
w.. rfni-'s Z let p'cd' retreat. ZEN
Tir RS 'osA- 90 .onArrnod by the spvns :
OF ny canine e.onS,t1c growing louGncss o. ~. A
bark showed To clearly his Increasing sprfsss,
quiiy. fed--b'it 4 my curry mis;oot my ~, ,
turst into that nj The cook. who bad srrruDis ~
her bco a. TIE s, mn.ors Il her ;-'s,y mastir s'
waA re,~vc1 by her with .aonisn mcnt and y ! y.
AIMS Ant r-sA ned hv her IL .he sulpo,- ito, "" ~.
was sc'ous Until J1wic. sew IN her ssss -,
and nKins bis iarss n he cal q. ny let, lei'l
me iat In t5's mU-i embarrassing atuni iot
sp,1tacls % tls ~hoic family, who pee Bly,, y,
he-~ 70 TIC tcent Of CONFUSION. Al my pr
toms and no< Jftne N 'crns Pros.ees 10 :.
Cuisine could Ut -rle'iso tue mlnds Of the y =
tors from The ses ~ inr -ir. Old Meadows
ed me Of t'g--ss -tsp.. upSrise' me wtt,.s
Hciiy-,hc co.l vas " '"-c - ~ '7y.h-cas,,a~
tea, M re:rcr; b. the six v'o.t ua.J fnI.
CITY. and sought consplu' On for my msfor.tde-
my coilsseus Innocence and In isi supcrex 4
lrcakfasf. W
VOW drtrrrn'nei tr rrrcuf e All ide1S on sr1o
muny, AMI 10 be contentci With bachelors fS,sS
the ret of my life. To procure this In itSGs
agreeable al are, resolved TO enter tho - o.
IT which several OF my acquaintance vere
orrs. But hec sgaiu my evil destiny psJl'
ne. $40
AL the forms q. preventing and secondly.
prearibrd by the res'isuons cf the club bsfei
duly observed when. Is way u euririr pif
elc ton gave dinner party 10 some Il thu,
iniluential members, day or two precedit.
orc which WIS u decide the question Of fny IA
don or rejection. ia
The diuner was ~ tho bc.t--odrnirable in y.
abundant IN quantity. LEGGED my euest." !,
u justice, AMI myself set tnen the exarnple,,s
enjoy el themselves, AID 30 did III never t,,,-
hcar',er dinner In nv HE. l2e
Judge then, gentle reader. % nv horror ak .
frust at tnd'ag, On The dsy Of eic:toa, thslt
| very friends h,d in con.cuuenac ~ this disss',
/ my gnstrononic powcr> t,ue:-b lied me 7 si4 q,
too, ~ they tnen ~ yes nvovcr, for no other tr
m the worli than TAT tie club could notA,
\ 10 d'as a man nth my cpystus for the rry,b,
" ~" "a
70
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AbrAam ard Cssnnbia.

A6rAam ard Css8nbiAs
{ssn hsr.m ,ou.a y. bic lt-.ry ehsir.
,,on.ui'ins "es Mile" aud "vspiiy Fair
Bat d.nnI. A.. n;n% ' .S r,,, ,D PEE.
VIII re. ~ che said, 'now explain, u you cant
why Msn't dsehafge yoi and Try new manr'
iht hhr.s-, the wiley replied with u,n.
tire .S' u once .a,d, the county Of Quinn.
iAH' sAis 10 swap hoFseA Wien or,>.ing stream
,.Nf seld, 9TH he hiood = M ."onsp.y ,od
Rse' y, "a. I, 'ns sidGs The olph.n. - eys
Aidtrn sarr.-. ,ies. nav green slspes--
e.s TO- your o'un'siA IVA pas sDd yo,ir hop-s,"
1r2ih a. on "Dr-'' svsp, for q, ~r. SIS an,
Your oSiIs, IN ,,, ~ ~ mus, - r..eI be ac.s,
'IAs, safe 70 ~ hors'> -en erossils = saeam.s
hoo<uat for my asuie. " silver and ssA
ns Ai-s aIe vieeted lrvIn lato,'s Lfoa n hand
You ssaAneerines v1.,o phst me puma, . :, mis-.
iaiee years % your toiss have bIoushL tLis r.
Ana Abfl.fp replied 40 no ..r>ddlsd HI, chair
l % sno-, my dear MADAM, I'm homes, and syuarV.
ihh' sais 10 sway hosscs ~tep cIoning u tNarn-s
nYsr crooch v John Bull for I'rpeh d.vpe. hurrnh,
lou crih," tn the sp-ulsd and toby the Car;
~ shleid cannot shelter ppor refugee
~ ~ ~ M Ice !, hunted all over the sea
i.vN ihiou Az ,-tns young Queen Of tiR Weyt.
Noo FAXED siaoax I.t.ens more proud than the
TIT - said the ste ard, 81 notice .our ht:
80 - ne pit bile. and Just tot, ny tue -f,eks
On - i4ic the milk, II Won hope to ,et cream
i'-s' ~it tosssp Sorss vseh cio~lns o stream
since renisf In your quifs and yeur ersnhs.
>huie KOS ciaps, Caiue:vn, Scot and Nat BanksS
U - my ~ Oh rvrp Il removal won't cure.
" men cmont wa INST anu Mcclellan waS sure r
,,hs IutlliSS be- ioe:s, She demanded ,eply,
WE clouds on her brnss and hsrz. an heJ eve.
That mind. me-" said AbrssIn. .of old Deacon
What 'i.s' for 10. ganaer ALI, s4,s for the soore
lh.hr' - OF at Ill t.IcS' 81 he, quite sbsi they
'lH'n' ,ie 20 ,wap hcrses when crossing stream.
"Fnourh !" cried Columbia " nv failure We
i.S'l; AVE-. and death IA The homes nj the tee:
fat iit o s'aht ed hv the lords Of n,ipiplc,
"hie' houshti,ss sho laughs AZ the nuaks OF their
Th.vvea- clowns and u.lrpe ~ 10 couurI preside,
anu haun fofSe ind folly my Gcs'iIlcs ruiLe."
have II Z" lpoth Abrsan, a. slick NJ a uicet
S4ussh linnlin md toy ornmenrs rid OF it, wee:
But don't YOU tufp tail at Com. r'Iead pcT.sm--
amt sale to Nap borss- ~heu crossing astrsaIn.
Columbia di-Tngiec. would il,'en no more,
ny CRED In rage, re she soinei ia rourt the door
- have teiN AZ old dOnsey for nearly iout wears,
Mo Dtin.s tue hut scOrn anC di.sst.r and tear
lNcN WIN Dive u Te,pccial tan.
iHonfh io.o.d " swap ho.s.s when crossing .
stream -
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p,ox,rp-.cuoc.r wilssy held IN inquest

DRowyxp.--CFon0 Wildsy hsid ID mqs~s
on ss.ors,v. a, No. sss wsh,nstcn stress spon the
how Of william Early, q child 6 years Of age, who
v.s srux.ss vh;e b~,hins Of Gsnevoort street
C,,,,sr S,umsou Lrp an INQUEST upon the BODY Of
on e. Nc Hanul, III oIer, VIC VS. 2, o~rcl In ne
Gori at Per M. II, North RIVER. " ts,-d we .
native of Iislsnj. 10 yeAs VI us'' anu h'"o ~ w.
I.5 Wa hinHton street.
Ac,rpIxrs.-Alfrrd Ducan, d No. SO walker
greet, va, rfu,ht In machinery. on Sa,nrday, IN
Mr,in' carIe 1'er snop hn q, ceI co'net o' WMs.h
Tsser fell hon ,c'liold on ; it,ufaY, Al tAe ne :
Gov bo,-c md siirt <ned serious ia en,. u "
al ,he al I'VE we've taken IN tic Sew Yofk HoptN
.......A n. an lajnsd Jono Gio.ley as an over w
- ths : 7. VI. ie.n train ~ the Hai'in rsilrr.I
He 40 attempting 10 the tfsrk nj the tune Dr
f.cf,C1I Gle trprtA,ed one 4 Lh "se, lat the pooi
fcllOs lied son after. 10 I"ssL1 81 The cot
.,I Of ltgh street AID .oar,L avenue.
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MARINE NEWS.
July rs R., As. $, gs.-uw., mem. % 81.
ARRIVED.

$3.50 nSHlPs-Eyenns star, New orleans Mer-
,um'' ~ bNtunofe 'Icle, MVHAill tuu, u G. racony
ph'lese.phlS hdrich, y oyilonce, { Coms'ock Phil
~e'pn.N Mnniof, I o,dence; African. Baltiilogt,
walker, fhiL H1Nsna !lavsaa: America, Bfenen;
iS'h1eEoss- IRON cruises sis.is.ipp. New OI.e.l.-
SHlfs-oos~n Pearl CarGin, t5euorA Mafseiues
NLsour. ,IihSso. smith ArdTossan: Jaceb A
S1nler; iInyle AlesasdrS Itbste: hitty sin pson,
boston Electric, OF anu foui Hamburg:
BARKs-R Q W dodge, lInran; Benefactor, ia
BRIGS-Whta-r~, Addison, h,,.h Ray,,,oa p,
Even tor sa'm; W Aikeu. Cow Bay, G i; India
Cow Bay, Z L; Ca nsgine, Lin AN, q h ALcitis
Aa1oiiiaG MC-..,--n eagle, Lingan, G D.
sCHOONERS-D Gillespie, Wlpdsor- ALA. R,.
ton; AngRr, Wa. cham; 3 usrrisln Precedence n,
Roahnnk 0Annn lanR Al 49, InssSH, ~
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WlLLIAMsBURGH.

IAuScn.-The douhls-snder gunbost Mus
vr, successfully launched ssturd,v monin,,
from, tue Continental Yard, urceupont. She Ia
schooner sred, 2t5 feet long 30 i.et wide, lS1 feet
Z 'nch". deep she IL iron plated. tud viii mount 5
guns md 1t expected 10 attain speed Of Is knots an
hour.