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her parents residence shs Monday) afternoon, At hall
past O'Clock.
81 Louis Q6o.l papers please copy.
foDrsR-On Saturday, September 4 81 hef past thrsS
NJ at ner residence l6lst street and Tenth avenue
Potter -
Funeral al two O'Clock, this Monday, afternoon.
Mobile papers please copy.
RouRKi-On Sunday, September 8, DnmH RoUAHn o.
the parish OF Cloone, county Leitrim.
Particulars Of funeral In tomorrow's paper.
ST. JoHN.-On Saturday September AEvsm -
joan, in the SD year Of his age
The friends and relatives Of me family are yesuectfuv
invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday sernoon al
two o'clock from bis late residence i1e Lewis
STRipP.-0h Sunday, September 8, DELLA beloved
daughter Of Matthew and Mary Strip.
ne friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, No Is Carlisle street. this Monday afternoon,
at two O'Clock.
sHAxoks-At MITCHELL Iowa. on Sunday. August ~,
of typhoid fever WILLIAM H. SHANcKs in the $50 year OF
his age
Boston papers please copy.
WHrLEY-In this city, Friday, September /
THOMAS W. WHITLEY, In the 67th year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Monday morning. at
ten O'clock from st. Paus church, H0bokeD without
further notice. The remains will be taken TO Paterson,
| N. j., for interment
Suddenly At the Aston House, New York, JnosE
| WICK
The funeral win take place on Tuesday morning At ,en
o'clock from the house Of his brother, Harvey Wick,
| Fort Plain, NJ Y
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Police Intelligence.
ALLEGED DnU00IN0 AND R0BnKRY.

Daniel Connolly residing At sls First avenue yesier.
day appeared before Justice Mansned and preferred
complaint against Eugene Hollywood and Charles n
Florence. Mr. Connolly alleges that the night Of
the soth u he entered Heliywoods porter house, No
40 East Broadway and invited the proprietor Florence
and others 10 drink Connolly took glass Of lager beer
after which he BECAME nsenslble, and when 70.
stored 10 consciousness two three hors subsequently,
he found himself In second story roen Of Hollywood
premises minus esl which be had J. HE pentaloons
pocket Florence was standing over kicking and striking
him; he aleo drew knife and threatened TO stab Con.
molly. Sergeant Potter arrsstcd Hollywood Saturday
evening" and Florence taken INTO custody BY ooer
Doclc Seventh precnc on The charge Of druggng
and robbng The complainant The prIs0ners we're taken
before the magistrate, who committed them FOX trial In
default Of $500 bail each. Hollywood 10 tbiity-two
years Of age born In Ireland and vArnisher Florence
Canadian, twenty-thr pears Of age, lives ct Kd27
Harrison street, and by occupation mschinist
ALrERcATroS BErwEEN wBITH MEN AND A sEeRov
-Four white and . negro had IN alteration in
Brcoms stree. near wooster, about ten o'clock on ss,
urday evening, during which John Dunn, one Of the
white men, living At No. 20 Rose street. wts severely
cut In che face and breast with knife, alleged 70 have
been In the bands Of the colorsd man Dunn con
veyea 70 ne New yert AospstAl yhs psro 1capsd.
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Pa x;s CID Gordon, cardsnsa 10 days. with sugar. H.
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Schr Emma lBr), Weber cardsnss "A days. sugar.
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scer Aaet. Conn, Hyde, Nsxbsrn, sasys
schr Dolphin: trocksr, A.chiss, days.
hours 4Nf'
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me in charge Of another oceF who conveyed 10 the
Thirty NTH street station house, belonging 20 The Tween
" r precinct and was then brought 70 this hospital
stab me other than Of late have mot dealt with him.
Hackstt has oten threatened 70 XII me- did not have
aa5 gpArysl " words With Mr. H.ckstt ~ night rack
a tts5. ssa.ry Store under my residence; recog
r,,e the Knife now shown 70 me - the one Hackeu
stabbed me with did not consider myself drunk last
nieht had been drinking some lttle, nothing stronger
The Coroner committed Hacket TO the Tobs 70 await
the result OF Greenes injuries Greene who is twenty
two years Of age has scarcely hope OF his recovery
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territorial limits Rockbndge, Augusta and Rockingham
with adjacent counties on the west A. this meet
ing nineteen ministerial members present and the
ehurches represented by fourteen ruling elders
me Rockingham Register oayf:- .N
"a subject Which excited the mose interes was tbs
relations Of the Presbyterian Church IN the South oee
In the North, from which they separated the ccnmIt
tee having this matter In hand presented reporls
agreeing In sentiment but differing much " Iensk ana
particularly. The elaborate rad thonqh not
written by Colonel Preston represer Of The Lex
ington church, was, after Comfortable Amendment
adopted. From this IL appeGfs that the great fault
found with the Northesn General Assembly is
it's violation OF principe Of the Presbyterian Confess
sion Of Faith, IN Che place stated s"Synods and
councils are " handle and conclude nothing but that
which e ecclesiastical and not to NEEDLE with civil
affairs which concern the commonwealth, unless by way
Of humble petition in extraordinary The Gen
erdl Assembly in the United States required all It's
bers TO submit their ecclesiastical interpretation of the
doctrine Of STATE rights and Of siau-y This change Of
religious body isso political .eeng nscesstated ne
pitAdra,oas Of ne Southern part Of the Presbyterian
fessedy ecclesiastical hdy prevents a vetsxion The
document referred to details number of instances in
which this attempt regulate civil by church
court has led to decisions and doctrines err0neou
and injurious The discussion upon this report was ~
tensve and interesting and plainly revealed the fact IA,
this Presbyery considers IL solemn duty TO keep frli
aoof far possible, from the corrupted relig ION III
the North The Northern Assembly has gone "a f.r rs
resolve wrest the Southern church proportk Tk
its legitimate whenever few maloopteSts car
be found in church willing to hold 1t under the Assem
blys Jurisdiction Against this the Presbytery
and warned the churches under its care.
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The Episcopal Convention Of Georgia hss Fcently been
Bishop Elsetts annual address, The Osmra1ttee on Re-
union of the Episcopal Church North south submit
ed resolutions which adopted The first resolu
connection with the Protestant Eptc0p Church IN she
United States whenever the Bishop Shall consider such
consistent with the good Cath which this diocese
owes TO the bishops in the late Confederate States The
second resolution provides that deputies shab elected
TO the General Council OF the Church in the Southern
of the Bishop any contingency salarise TO rep
resentat0n In the General Convention Of the United
States necessary, the same deputies shall attend
tbOGy.
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Fatal Result OF = Barroom Quarrel.
THE GUILTY PARTY IN CUsT0DY--CoRoNBR'
INQUEST, ETC.

THE GUILTY PARTY IN CUsTODY--CoRoNBR,s
INQUEST, ETC.
On Saturday night about half.pass eleven O'Clock,
disturbance occurred in the liquor Of Thomas Hig
gins corner Of First avenue and Thirty second street.
between Charles Ashenfe and Edward Kelly concerning
job Of work in which they had both been engaged,
when Kelly Ashenrel face with his Ast and
Knocked him down In the fall Ashenfelt struck Me
back Of his head against the bar and 10 terribly in.
jured to reduce him to insensiby. physician
Immediately called 10 attend the injured man. before
he arrived death ensoed and the remains conveyed
to the Twenty-nrst precinct station house.
Kelly was subsequently arrested by officers Rockwell
and Rusher of the Twenty first precinct and committed
70 await the result of the inqustion.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Cover held m inquest at
the Twenty first precinct station house on the body Of
the deceased. The following Is the testimony
Thomas Higgins, residing IT No. 646 First aven~e,
being sworn, says-I keep liquor store at the above
night the deceased and three four other sit
ting in my store, when the accused in and called
was the last day he intended to work at Kelys SHOP
that but scabs worked there deceased who also
worked in the shop, said that was not true and
and did not notice the two for little while my atten.
ton again attracted to Thorn by seeing them scung
tussle both fell together deceased striking the lower
OF the bar with the back Of his head when they
s nsy paG from sssn other the Up
two or three persons IN the store carried him ont
on the sidewalk; he was afterwards removed by the
the prisoner and deceased IN my place the same
evening, and seemed to be good terms; both were
both were quiet and peaoeable As far as knew.
Patrick Welsh, Of 3zs East Thirty second street. testi
fed was in Higgins saloon last night some time
after eleven o'clock the prisoner asked and
prisoner and deceased had words together about
the prisoner In the face drawing blood; about
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vASFossRs-SrRArroN- this city, on Monday, Angus
n, by the Rev. William MowbFy, BARNET vANSossRN 4
KATE, only daughter Of Henry D. Stratton. No cards
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4Aeoek1Ame0Uos
Puser Fuller Of steamship Morning Star. from New o..
leans, win accept thanks for files Of late papers,
HAvR. Aug S.rhs Phecssg ~, Guis.a arrived ~ Boz
sis:: .sS,S :sp1''s', Tie
Bark Cairo steering +. ass Il IL I, Ion ..
Am- Aug xSri Ny w rsssss cr...., A,,.s
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81 % sss ss?;ss sEs
ss.6:
Ass :'s :S 1aSss fssS for Ham
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I-oS Tsrfs o. Ssssasy' from New
0ADIs, Aug iS~Xrr National Guard (Us .ranspor Bos-
DIAL Aug MAR Dixie New York for London land pro-
90 sh bark Sarah sgss stsp'es from o..o'
Aug lsEArr Albert Jones' New York for Orion
;Ss sss' :: sa.ssd. LIVER
fssss 'iS sa me- Fsass from Shield. for
H:s
~ Il SYsS ss sS sSy s;ss a"
Aug soxE onssiphorus Hsscsii, Min.,s.n;
2is g., s ,oit woodwsrd, Rangcen .v-
L. S.sSs $ss.s Sssy Vernon: New Haven Have
81. lss: sssss JadSS:l S9ori; Ac.... s,slr.,
Bombay Polar ss: ws: ana ~ssss s1 s.s
LCs So. Aug MA. .,A Enosh Benpsr. psnner Ransoon.
Cid 2lst, Plymouth Rock, Grant, NYork.
Emit out 2lst, Norwester Brown Calcutta; nd
Billnge. NYork.
I.ospoNDERKY Aug ls-Ar Village Belle Little, NYork
MARANHAM, July 6-Arr Isabella, Hanneld, NYork.
MoSrEvpro, July 7-Cld Lord Of the Manor, johnson,
Antwerp.
MouLHEIN, June 1Arr Belle Creole, Knowles Greenock
NEWCASTLE, Aug l9-Ent out, Henry Buck, Nichols for
Boston.
QUEENSTOWN Aug l9-.Arr Etowah, Hughes. Rcmedios
for Boston, reported goth, City OF Limerick ) Jones'
Liverpool land sid for NYork Sid 10Th, Pleades Know
ton, Dublin.
Put IN 18th, Alpine Kiman from Liverpool for Philsdel
phIa. with mate sick
sHIEIps Aug Ie-sld Edw oBrlsn, Gilchrisi New yorh
Mary Richards, New Haven, c.
SYDNEY. NsW, June 8-Arr previous Queensland NYork
tPER srEAusHy PERUVIAN, FATHsR Porrrl
Arr from NYork, Hendrika at Malaga.
Arr from Philadelphia, Vincent. at Falmouth.
Arr from Richmond Missouri, at Bordeaux.
Arr from Bangor, Pocahontas, 81 Liverpool
ship Louisa Saunders from Cardiff for New Cork was
spoken Aug 10; had lost her fore yard topmaft, &c
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SHIPPING Ne W S.

AGMANAo ron YonE--sum nay.
SUN RISES. NOON ssIs NOM e
SUN sxfs. ........... ~ uIoA wAxzn "a morn III
Port Of New York, September: 3, 1893.
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Desperate ARRAY In Second Avenue.
A MAN SUPPOSED TO BE M0RrALLY STABBED
FLIGHT AND ARREST OF THE PERPErRAroR-Dy-

~
FLIGHT AND ARREST OF THE PERPETRATOR-Dy-
INC DECLARATION OF THE VICTIM.
About haf.past eleven o'clock Saturday night John
Greene residing ct Se2 Second avenue John Hacke
grocer, doing business Al the above number became
involved In quarrel when Hackst seized large butch
ers knife and stabbed Greene the left breast inctlne
what Is regarded ~ mortal wound Greene was imms
diateiy removed TO Bellevue Hospital After n6ictug
the violence Hscket ned but Captain Wilson and ocer
Wycthe OF the Twcntyrst precinct subsequently found
him concealed under the bed OF premises 500 Second
avenue and took him 10 the station house.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Cover proceeded 10
Bellevue Hospital and took oreenes dying declaration
which 10 ~ folows:--
Last night came down mars Of my own house about
bsn-pas seven O'Clock, and the boys or John Racket
followed me and dubbed on the corner; returned
then to my own house. seeing the treatment bad
ceyed Hsckstt keeps ors in tls centre Of the block
and the shutters Of HE store were closed which
unusual thing Tor thst hour Of the night being but
little after eleven o'clock; coming 70 the door Of my
house Hacketts wife stood outsde, Vho, seeing me
approach the house. turned her he> and went inside
Of The house, and HacksW came running out with
eve knife In HE hapd, and without wo Of warning
% me- he plunged the knife into my bread he then ran
In ne house fast - hscculd, and cried out, t'm
stabbSt Hscketts wife then came outside sHS closed
the door, and remained there she stodd thsrp until aA
0ss~ came sio6 tho seoh charge VI me bv, wbY ss~s
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The PresSvterasn Church IN ths south.
" Wednesday, ~ lSta yh THIS body sabpes 70 ~
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ana sne desires ior tnat authority prosperity and long
long ccNHuance Of MILITARY rule. Therefore the prayer
alscgetAv inappvcpriaAs and snappiicae 70 ne pre-
s sssTc:e Of IL s.e;;ss Hence as remarked in
the circular i've may yield true allegiance to- and sim
half Of government founded upon force while at the
same time we could not In good conscience ask for lite
continuance, prosperity !" &c:
emnenty proper for the Church to resume the of
that form Of prayer which has been established by the
many years constituted part Of her liturgy.
You are aware that in times past have expressed
strong desire that the regular and ordinary forms Of
public worship should be entirely catholic In chsrac
ter as to be adapted TO all the exgcnces Of time place
and circumstances" and that urged this matter upon
the attention Of our Diocesan Council in 1894 with
view TO action At the approaching General Council
sin entertain the preference which then expressed;
duce into the liturgy any other form Of words than that
which the church, In her collective and legislative ca
paciiy, has already established.
My conclusion g. therefore, and my direction schicL
hereby girs Adt wAen cra ouho1 shaH be restored in
Ge sat q Atecamo ne clergy shau use te form entitled
Prayer
And my counsel 70 the clergy aud lay s to heed the
achngs OF the Church In regard 70 scrpral obedience
due 70 ihe powers that be-" and while carefully main.
tanning the inherent prerogatives Of the Church within
state thus fulfilling the injunction Of Lord Rendcr
unto me things that are C@sars end unto God the
The doctrine Of the Church upon this point 10 briefly
hut conprehensively summed up in her thirty
Article o. relieon-"Thc power Of the civil magistrate
exendeth 70 All men ~ we'll clergy aiy In ali things
temporal out hath no authority things purely spiri
tuaL And we hold IL 70 be ne duty OF all men who
are prcieesor " the gospel ~ pay obedience
70 the civil authority, regularly esmaely consti.
tuted
II regard the taking of aa,bs IL w. beyond all aues
ftop, M dssy " srsry citizen 10 render diktfai ale.
ssdsc to ~ eersrn'ses sndsr sAieh Ne krs, and ow
oshl y fdeay he eoSs,~~e,a 70 Only ne TO- nal end
,oiems acknowledgement and erpreAes Of IN ALREADY
srssrp obioaos IT. therefore, the ostf Of allegiance
should be lawfully required OF all citizens heys u no
god ssAv ssch an osh should vt De- foksw pro-
ded thai Ill things be done see Thirty ninth Aycls Ain
justice, Judgment and truth All false swcsxsne IL an
sbomnstion.
And now, brethren, commencing you 20 The guidance
and protection Of Cod and earnestly praying thai oil
things may BE- ordered 70 the advancement OF His gloy
hr good OF His church end the safety, honor aud wei
fare ~ His people, am yours faithfully IN Christ and
His o2urch, RICHARD H. WILMER
Bishop or the Diocese Of AIAbsma
The PresSvterasn Church IN tire south.
The Presbytsfy Of Lexington Va, met 10 narrronburs
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TsRfvmo Brs,xEss.-The Wholesale trade
Of Dubuque il rapidly increasing. W~mst
several merchants. .ffom the country west. In
town during the past week buying their win.
ter supply Of goods. They ssy they do bet
ter here than they can to pay freight and
larger profits from Chicago.-Hsrald.
Tho same item may be applied to our
city. Ordering large quantities Of goods.
and constantly keeping sgsnts in the east,
On the alert for advantageous purchases. our
wholesale merchants are enabled to sell at :
very small advance on Ch,cago prices. In
fact, country merchant wishing small
supply, can do 30 nearly ~ well in our city,
as he can in Chicago, that the difference is
not worth the trouble. The truth Of our re-
ma, ks csn be seen 1t once. By observing the
args establishments which our Wholesale
dealers have besn opening Of late.
wao 70 70 ~ ,rs-The iarsjLt safe ever
sent to Iowa, passed through Dubuque las,
week, on its way 10 fows Falls. II vas
maaufactured in Cincinnati. The Hsrall
assures ita readers that family Of nine per-
sons could iiss vssy comfortably in is. sa'l
that it could contain oil the wealth Of the
State, If melted to sold. We don't believe
everything ~ hear, hut ass prepared to Be.
hsvs that either The Hsrsl1 nan Vas slight
y ihsbristed when hs sAw It, end thought
Il was his swn, o. thas he tried 70 tell :
huge story, and succeeded admisably.-
waesvsr ordered that sals. certainly nsasl
business. i.
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tn LADIES'.
Ifysu require areliabls remedy 70 restore you us
Or. 0agvev'a Female pte00.

Ifyeu require areliabls remedy 70 restore you uss
Or. Nasvey'o Female pilOo,
a acver-failirg remedy fU- the removal Of Ob-
ssru tions 40 sstter from sAat cause they ssiss.
Tney are safe sud sure and viii restore nature IN
every case. They are als~ eiiicscious il Ill cas-
- Of weakness. Whitea. Prols,.sus &c. ssold il
iscxes containing GO Pills, Price Oxs DoLLAa.
ov. Aasvoy'o Golden Pills.
4 remedy for special cases, four degrees
stronger than the above price Five Dollars per
bog.
A PnlvArs ClacuRAa to Ladies With Rue aAat-
omical engravin9s, sent free on receipt Of direct
I'd envelope nd stamp.
Send fof Da. HAavsY's Private Medical Advis.
Or, addressed 70 femsics; 100 pagea, giving foil
instr uetioss. lc cents required Tor postage II
yoa canuot parchase the pills Of your druexfst,
They vill b. sest by.muis. post paid. secure ftvm
obesrv aaion. - receipt OF q. by W. J. BRa An,
Consdl:ing rhysician. 449 Blosdwsy, New Tort.
Dsslefs supplied by Demas Birnss I Co..
Wholesale Agents. New York. nOv6dwly =
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More Valuable than Gold.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
korify the 0l~o0.

Remove Headache. Dizsiness, 0iddiness. Drowsss
iness Unpleasant Oreams. Dimness Of
Sight. Indigestion, Cleanse the
Stomsch aud Bowels,
Insure Nsw Lws in the dehilitated and
RESTORE rnE SICK 70 PERFECT HEALTH
Try them they osly cost 2s cents. end il yoa
~ TO ~. J. BRYAN, Consulting rhysciaa. AZ
Broadway. p. y. Coz, s -, and they will b sent
By rstnrn Of nail post paid.
Dealers supplied by Dsnae Desnes Z Co..
Wholesale Agents. n. T. uos6dw1y
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FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. IL The desirable residence on Brady
= GET, now ecsapied BY General Baker.
70. y. Near 0tady street. In perfect repair,
sO-isc, rooms and cellar, with we'll and cis-
IN. Lot s5 by l55, we'll stocked With yeung
rat. Price $500.
No. 10. sOu north side 6th street, ID door east
4 he Methodist Church. : sssrv, 10 good repair,
30, "a cellar. WITH cistern and brick stable.
Lot lao feet deep. Price $200U.
No II. Oa the east side Of Brady street. (lQt
Price "a, 0OV, or the house aud . portion Of the
I and will be sold separately.
No. 81. The estate nov owned and occupied
y Geo. >. G. Doe, Esq, eeine the dwelling house
md three full lots. ff0nting south upon 9Th st.,
sorncr Of Farnum street. This house 10 in PEI
feet repair, having besn nttsd up BY Tie owner
for hInself. The entire arrangement ofths hose
% tasteful and complete. Tho view ff00 this
plees is unsurpassed. Terms sssy., 81 ssss
No. T. Frame house south side "a street, two
nilss vest Of Srsdy street price. d $780, Two
hirds may rsAsAia on mortgage u six per cent
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To.oav's Advertisements.
M HOOD |:

jest f'sDsssAsd, " q seuied Encetcpt Hrsct .Ces
LECTURE On the Nature. Treatment, aud
Radlcsl cure Of Spermatofhes, OF Seminal Wrsk
ness, Inv oluntssy kmmrsi ms, Sexual ID, bilIty.
business. Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fas; Men
tal and Phys incapaclty, esulting from Sell
Abuse, r., by kosr. J. CuLvrKwEll, N. D., au-
t...- Of the GRAIN Eoog, &C.
n Boon 70 Thousands Of Su0trers."
Sent un der seal, in plain envelope. to any ad-
dress, Pvsr PAID, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, BY DIX &C. KLINE, ~ Bow
=. ;. Y. +. y. box 4.5s5. novy-d&w3m
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00V - ~
The New Boston, Capt. T. J. Buford, will
depart for Fl. Madison, tomorrow morning.
making close connections for St. Louis
VIM. G. Bennett in the Office. r. n.
Prettyman, Agent.
The Jas. Means, Capt. Sbiplor, will depart
for Dubuque and way points. to MORO "
morning. R. n. Prettymsn, Agent.
The Mississippi is to bs bridged over At .
point two miles below Dubuque.
The Mississippi trade i rapidly incfeas-
ing. The st. Louis and New Orleans ton
mage nov amounts 70 over 5000 tons, be-
'as one-third greater than il ever was bs-
fore. Arrangsmenss are being made 70
place new line Of steamers on the trade
between st. Louis and st. Paul, and in
crease the tonnage Of the old lines.
Owing 70 : iffi,ulty bewecn them and
the cooks, nineteen colo, ed deck hands left
the Pembina. at xuscatine, on it's last up
ward trip.
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EAnlv Sss5lsas.-At . ~ unisa Of the
Osd Settlers Of Dubuqos county, . sAeet
tine ~. ths Arss vhiss child snsn In lowe,
was pressot, ard also the sBaa Who preach
. I the 6sst sesmOn In he State.
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Buarls Houss. DAvsxPosr 10 Nag. 9Th.
Nessrs Bustis Hooker, Cc6sa, etc.,
Your favor Of this morning 10 receiv I'd,
duly appre,iating your kindness beg TO
name Friday evening next. for the Compli
mentsry Benefit, on which occasion, l shall
have The honor to appear in the excellent
moral drama Of Ida Lee.
Assuring you that shall never forget
your kindness remain
Yours very respectfully,
~ CrclLD Ross.