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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-16
". II Tappan, Dcft.


nNO W. II. Tappan, Defendant: You are
hereby notified that Elizabeth J. knigh,on
has filed IA complaint againstyou in said Court
rs Administrative aforesaid. which will come
on to be heard at the first term of the Court,
which shall commence two months or more
more after the 9Th day of August, \. d. 1868,
and unless you appear and answer at said
term, the same will be taken rs confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer of said complaint is to recover judg-
ment against you in the sum of Sl23 40-l0O,
with two per cent. per month interest thereon,
said sum being due on an account for mer-
chandisc sold and delivered to you by the said
II. NJ. Knighton in his lifetime.
Complaint fled August list, 1865.
II. G. STRIVE,
T. s. Rev. Stamp, Plaintiffs Atty.
| so Cts, Cancelled.
August 5, 1868. 39:m2
In the District Court ofthe I'd Judicial District
for Washington Territory, holding terms at
Vancouver.
l.. +. V. Coon, Plaintiff, r.. Louisa Coon,
Defendant.
TlNO LOUISA COON, Defendant You are
hereby notified that l.. +. V. Coon has
filed complaint against you in said Court,
which will come ON to he heard at the first
term of the Court which shall commence more
than two months after the 18th day of July, A.
d. 1863, and unless you appear and answer,
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in complaint. The object and pray
err of said complaint is to obtain Il decree OF
divorce, upon the ground of abandonment and
cruel treatment. II. &. STRIVE,
u S. Rev. Stamp, Pits Attorney.
| so Cts, Cancelled.
Complaint filed July 18th, 1865. 36:w4
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ln the p..iric' count q the Il Judicial Di.-
tric; Of Ma,hsngiou Territory, holding terui'
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DIE ID.

AsHBY-In S-vyork on Thur-isy. Aug IT, Mn. Lsnrs c.
shby Of alden sher of the late Dr. Nathaniel Miller
/ Of Fire place, Long Island aged ~ yesrs.
BONRs-On "Wednesday, aug TO- William Peel, second son
ofNlism l.. End Elan ;. Bones sged years
Relatives and fehd' Of the family respectfully invited %
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents this
Friday morning 10 o'clock, at Lafayette near Jersey
tmy
COBsE-At Flushing L. T. on Wednesday Aug. 49, ster .
short Illness in the 23d year OF her Kate C. Hicks wife
TIE RELATIVES and friend. Of the f,ny and those her moth.
Mrs. Jackson Hck Of Newton L. L. are respectfully In.
,tsd 10 attend The faners without hItLer notice, at ,
ocos Friday next lsth ins' from her late resi-
dsncs, Jamaica corner 81 Monroest rusbins H. l..
nearly opposite the railroad depot Trains leave Huuters
Point ~ lIf a. NJ and = p m
.MANUEi.-In Brockyn Wednesday morning. Aug 10.
o. dPhiheTa Freddie son Of Michael aud Francis Enian'
The afiyos the family invited 70 attend
bis funeral rom the residence Of hi. parents No az State
FOSrER-In this city Tuesday Aug u.s. Charles w. Foe
ter H. the 6ih year OF Lis age. 49,
friend, and those Of the family are Invited to .tss9d h'
Friday, the 1871 inst. at O'Clock r. m.
Enthusiastically, Tuesday, Aug IS. at Rhinebeck,
c S ras so Of t s'f fsr No. Il ss., Mao
teeaths, SATURDAY, at O'clock Relatives aud friends
respectfully invited
LAMBtRTsON-In BROOKLYN. on Thursday Arg IL Prince
Allen oaIy child Of Adranna and Andrew J. L'mber'on,
TIE r,iys end friend tie family are invited attend
the funeral ZION. residence Of biz unce Henry NJ Bur
It's TwetAt, Tirda,e., Saturday the 10Th inst.
at o'clock p M
MILLER-ln Delaware County n Y. on Tuesday Aus; Is
Annie Ramsay daughter vi thomas and Elizabeth l.. Mil
Ter. ngcd years, months aud day.
The relatives and euds Of the ismy are respectfully nvted
20 ate "a the ureru residence Of her parents. No
lOO Wed Twenty-seconds, this friday afternoon. at
O'Clock
NICHOLSON Thur.diy, Aug H. Deborah Ann wife Of Ed
win Nichols -
The fves and friends of the family also those OF her a
in.aw Samuel s Thorr respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence, NO. lsl Alien st.
saturday afternoon at O'clock
The reniaiu will be to Greenwood for interment.
POW Frs AT Woodstock tnear Hsreml Wrsches,er Co.
" Thursday morning Aue H. Charles Powers. ls,e
ofCarrot park Brooklyn. aged ~ years. months aud
day..
Particulars Of faneral tomorrow.
RAEOn Thursday. Aug II. Maria u'chisson wife Of Nat
thew ;. Rae, deceased.
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend General, Saturday l9n ins at III M,
from the residence % her sou, VIM /. Rae, Sixthst Ross
VILE Newark. n. j.
The remans viii b. taken To Morrlsania.
SLAYBACK-Suddenly, Thursday, Aug. II, at Staten
island Jennie daughter Of Iohu d. and Jennie E. Seyback,
aged mouths and IL days.
The relatives enjs Of the family invited 20 stend
the funeral services residence OF her grandfather Dr.
T. Fields No. a. Clnrltonst, on Friday evening Aug Ii.
at
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NR,nl Intelligence.
ARRIVAL OF THE CATALPA.

The United States steamer Catalpa (4),
Uoworth Port ROYAL and Charleston via For rcss Mon
roe 20 hours has arrived. The Catapa wen; into com
mission last August ri philadelphia, ard has remained
In the South Atlantic squadron i'll ordered hone she
was the first vessel TO pass the distinctions ofter the
evaouaton of Charleston and the second to reach The
city, having stopped 70 plant the Stars and Stripes or
one Of the foits She was the first vessel To reach
Georgetown = C., al It's evacuation ana pianted ~.
first fac thero unoh the court house. The article FOL
the capiturton OF the signed on board ono
the public documents and keys Of public buildings de
lvcred to The sehicr officer then present. ie9te
AM. Commeuder Henry TIE foiowiug IL list Of bel
officers: Acting Master Commanding. W. l.. Hogorth
Acting Ensign, "a oTcio. Geo. +. Wing; Mates, Ma
than Brown. j. H. Rickelson; Second Assistant Ehgi
neer Timothy Mccarthy; Third Assistant Engineers,
Nicholas Cassen, John Wells Wn. Blstaria. Paymas
ter's Steward Geo. G. Coffin; Surgeons Steward, Geo
T. Walls
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To ihs Editor of The N. Y. Tribune.

TO Mt Editor q The ~ 2. Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of this morning you with
draw your previous incorrect statement that MIR.
Charles w. Cheshire was but you say
"And Mr.. Bergen (Mr. Cheshire's Counsel describes
him as citizen member Of the Board Of Enrolment
whose offcnse "tnking brides of bounty brokers'
said nothing Ike this. did say. ind now reiterate.
that he was etayRed with receiving presents, and
nothing more. The word bride means u reward with a
Wow h. pcrycrt the jndgmen corrupt the conduct
that which seduccs. Mr. Cheshire is not charged with
any corrupt conduct or perverted Judgment.
The only testimony q cannot call it cvidcnce against
him the receipt OF presents 1t is due 10 me to
ceai myself from the imputation Of admission that
Mr. Cheshire was gully Of the Difeusc Of receiving
btbes. deny it, IL would be much out of place to
charse "A General 10 received sword as a present,
after ginning battle, with being bribed, TO apply
the word bride to the matters CHARGED against Mr..
Cheshire Yours respectfully.
JOIN II. BERGES.
No. 3i7 Faioasi. Brootiya. Aug. IS. ieG5.
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KINGS COUNTY IN THE WAR.-The War Fund
Committee of the City OF BROOKLYN has selected Mr.
Frank j. Bramhal To prepare History OF the work Of
Kings County during the war, embracing a full and
accurate record Of each Regiment Company Battalion
and Battery raised in, or from the County, its Naval
representatives. &C.. the operations OF its Common
Council. Supervisors, Christian and Sanitary Commis
sions War Fund Committed. Soldiers Aid Societies,
Ac as well as Biographical sketches OF Its most eminent
military and ma a men and interesting incidents and
anecdotes of the prison. the camp aud naval life.
Officers and nsn arr dcsired send information to the
office No. ID Conrt.st.. Brooklyn.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE GArmERlyG.-A large

GRAND TEMPERANCE GATngRIyG.--A large
and proniscuous gathering assembled last evening at
the hall situated the northeast corner OF Twenty.
ffthst. and Eighth-aye. to participate in the TEN.
perance jubilee. The hour 81 meeting was al H. al.
though the memorable hammer did not fall till after
o'clock. When the meeting was called 70 order the
President proceeded In brief way to explain tho Oh
ject Of the meeting which he said was 10 awaken an
interest Ia the minds of the peopee the importance
OF toal abstinence aud TO endeavOr 10 get IN many ~
poSsoe 70 sign the pledge He spoke length Of the
I dement's hccfhlng nom a temperance Organization
traced The havoc that has spread from family 20 family
ana from country 70 country all from the result Of IN.
| temperance Mr King was then introduced who san 2
coupe "i c9d %sIer songs which elected considerable
applause. Mr.. ODonnel was then called for who
spoke for about half an hour. lie urged those WHO
were present 10 follow the good example Which had
been shown by their felOwcOuntry mau Daniel a., on
nell. when he signed the Father Mathew Tcmneranc.
Pledge thus leaving an example 10 all Iishmen 10 fo
low in his path. He also traced the ruin which vas
brought upon the French Republic in the time of Robcs
pierre, compared with the prosperity Of Temperate
Switzerland After the speaker took his seat son o
was sung by lady Of the society Several other shori
addresses were delivered and the audience was dis
missed.
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rHR ALLEGED NAvY-YARD FRAUDs.-Thc
e,amna'i,n into the alleged Nary.Nhrd frauds was
resumed Yesterday morBiug before United states Com.
missioner Newfon. The evidence taken WINS an be.
baf Of tie dei,use William II. Blauyel, Martin
Connerr. Michael Brown aud C.erlcs issting, were
exsmincd Their testimony was the effect that thee
had visited Nr Marsdcns house Zone 81 the accused
bu did not zee an book chests such accused
are charged th having manufactured in TIE Navy.
Yard hv fhr ai IL work IN the pay of che Govern
beut Aie- the cxamltA tiun OF those vi nesses the
further hearing of TIE adjourned uut Thurs.
day, the 2fti Inst.
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TIE SHOOTING OF A BURGLAR IN Ho.
BONNEVILLE ADMITS HAVING OPERAIED FOR ID YEARS.
The examination Of the English burglar who
was shot in tie shoulder by Capt Davis while At.
tempting 70 escape took place before Recorder Avery
Of Hoboken yesterday forenoon. The property found
in his possession consisting of silk dresses, veivc.
goods, linen under garments furs and other articles
valued at ss5, identified By Mr.. Henry C. Bognrt
as bis property 1t having been taken from his residence
on Palsade-ave.. during the absence OF the family
Tuesday night The Recorder committed the prisoner
to tho County Jail to await trial at the October term
While on the way to the County Jail the prisoner be
came communicative and stated 10 Capt Davis that he
had been professional thief for the past 10 years. but
had never before been caught ana be would not now
be in custody had not the leaden messenger oyerakcn
and disabled him.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
~, ,isl Dispatch to The N. \. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday August IT, 1865.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. August II, lsG5
SURGEONS APPOINTED.
Che Surgeon-General has appointed Surgeons
L. s. Tipier II. r. Writ aud Anthony Heger, U. S.
Army Board Of officers, with Assistant Surgeon. C.
C. Lee. L. s. Army, 10 convene at New.YOFk on the
Goth Of September for the examination of Assistant
Surgeons for promotion and for applicants fox admis
sion into the medical staff United States Army.
THE INDIAN BUREAU.
James Steele, esq, has been appointed Chief
Clerk the Indian Bureau during the absence Of Mr..
Nix in the West.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The General Land Office has Just submitted
10 the Secretary of the Interior for approval List
Lands No J. OF the Central Pacific Railroad embracing
iaSs00a in Marysviie. Cal, which Sc
cured TO the Company pursusnt TO Acts OF Congress
approved July lsG2, and July Q leG4 TO aid in the
construction Of Railroad and Telegraph line from the
Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean and 10 secure TO
The Government the use Of The same for postal military
ana Other purposes II is proposed that the approval
ah be followed by the early issue Of patent yesting
we zee IN said Company ;or the lands above men.
toned
CARPET MANUFACTURES.
The total value of Garnet manufactures in the
NeW'Engand States as shown by the census returns
iO' ieoo was $3.50 49, against So 9l97e3 in 1850 In
neSio'S, Pennsylvania, NeW.J ersey and Maryland
we! amounted to s4,4sO4o7, against e., AS 45l in
.s" oao aud Illinois, of TIC Western States produced
value s2i29l against $1,000 in 1850; tie latter
nOon' represents Ohio for $50 there being no return
manuiacure Of carpets in Illinois in 1850 Vermont
h"e ouy New-Engard State not returned for the
Msnui'' ute Of carpets IN lsoo. The foregoing tx.
aO'ls al the States in which carpets were manufac.
hred in go
PAYMENT or TROOPS.
ile Chiefs Of Pay Districts have been or.
S :! The Paymaser General TO report Immediately
'o' sA retained troop paid. and also TO make week
'Po''8 Of those hefeaf'er paid. They are also or.
u''ee 10 expedite the payment OF troops, and are as
''fsd that all demands for fuads will be promptly met,
TROOPS IN VIRGINIA.
Inc existence Of considerable dissatisfaction
~oas lie troops In the Department of Virginia in 70.
their retention in the service has rendered an
hom Gen. Terry on the subject necessary MANY
soe men argue that they enlisted only for the war
nov that 1t Is virtually ended they are Justly en-.
49, 70 Their discharge from the service Gen Terry
Ases The term "during tue war;" O. being "vbils
sssits Ses military force crested By the prs.apt
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Gen. Solomon Meredith was attacked in the
main ball OF the Metropolitan Hotel Washington on
formerly OF the sth o. s. Colored Artillery but at pres.
ent a clerk In the Treasury Department The latter
used q cowhide upon Gen. NJ with great vigor, and
was aftcrward arrested and held TO bail in $500 for
assault and battery. 1t is supposed the attack pro-
ceeded from a mistaken idea on the part of Mcbride
that Meredith had beea inmica 10 him because he was
connected with colored troops
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THE FIELD.
n nse II NIL.

ATLANTIC vs.. UREKA.
The great match for the championship Of
America. between these two celebrated associations
will take place this FRIDAY afternoon at Newark
Nj. Game called at p. m. precisely
ATHLETICS VS.. CAMDENs.
fBy Telegsph.l
PIILADELPHIA Thursday. August IL, 1863.
The Athletics beat the Camdens to-day IN
the presence of Z OCO spectators The stood:
Athletics, l6; Camdens. TO- The return game VIII pe
played next Wednesday.
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TO BE, or Nor To Bs-THAr's TEE On
rros."
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
Feversh lips, cracking pains, dypsptic ssooiss
And nameless bodily suffering.
From want Of nerve and unfoundsd prejudicet
Or, whether with sudden dash. nr ..I
Jump into the general current
Seize bottle of PLANTATION BITrHRa
And. as Gunthcr swears, be myself uaa again.
Three months Il is since thus thought.
And spoke, with faith exceeding weak. .al
But Gunther said my eyes were sallow,
My visass haggard, my breath tremendous bad
My disposition troublesone-in fact,
He gently limited was fss, becoming
o"ite a nuisance, and tsesIy Insisted
And itw~ thus reldaE yielded. .....
-Four bottles now beneath my YES. have disappesred
Friends say changed man now is Jones
My food has relish my appetite Ia keen, -......
My step elastic, my mind brilliant and
Nine pounds avoirdupoi., is added to my weight
Quite gratifying to the tailor well as DR.. DRAxa
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Arrrurrnn sulclng.-An old man name

ATTEMPTED SUlCIpg.-An old man named
stephen Sreeicr residing at No 49, North second 81
r. b.. w,s Yesterday iound Oh iho Biokns ana D!
Oicet p,tteu at The l7tb Precinct suffering from the
effect. az morphnr n gruiu " which be- had taken for
the purpose u sidcslsucti0n. On beng tken to Tue
,ia,nnnuse he stated that this was tie third time ne
had tried Ia lcave this sinni world pnt SHs
hv he interference of the police Poverty ANA Lmiy
,foubles are n q cause of his Wocf.
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OPERATIONS OF BUsGLAas AND SNEAK

land In l,uphsm place D. D.. entered Ivy burglars
on &edursdny night ana robbed Of 10 safe keys.
The entrance was made IN the rear Of the factory.
The residence of Michael Powerr. No 2iO Second ST..
WIS ,ntefca nnd robbed of wearing spgnfc ~ The value
~ AZ an WcInesday afternoon About tie same
time the apartments Of John Foley. North Frst-s'..
between Seventh aud Iighfhsts.. were entered anu
robbed Of coiaing 10 the shlue OF 500
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TO lie Assccaied Frct'. - =, ,asr
r,ppvIvc MAILS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON Thursday. Aug. IL. 1907
CARRYING MAILS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Postmastcr-General has ordered con.
tract with the Central and North Caroina haiIHsu
Loroi-h % charlotte North Carolina, including tie
irtcrIned,ofe offic,e. The distance is 22J miles.
Service will be rcSum CD on tac o.cS @ ,ba
he roads have been repaired and are in running ORDER
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE CAPITOL.
Yesterday afternoon, while some workmen
were raising a large stone on the sonth wing Of the
Capitol extension one OF tie traverse Deans VI tue
derrick aud several OF the gTs Broke. The derrick
fell from an elevation of 30 feet or more witb ire
mena0us crash, almost completely demolshins the
scaHoldng. One Of the werkmen, natoed ames Dorsey
ran toward the middle OF She street but falinS SIM
her Intercepted him and snatohbl0ck struck him on
his head completely smashing his skull, scattering ms
brains about ana causing the blood to spirit in perfect
stream and Of course causing instant death.
Another of the workmen leaped from the scahold,
TINS irurng himself about the legs but not seriously
Several ladies were standing in the street watching
the w0rkmen, and made narrow escape IRON death,
s thew were but three or four feet from the tmbcrs
when they fell
funeral passed by and had ii then occurred no doubt
any lives would have been lost, the carriages were
moving very closely together
PRESIDENTIAL VISITORS
The President to-day, as usual, opened his
doors 10 all visitors, onethrd OF whom were women
The hrong was not uear 30 large it yesterday
Then business was consecutively transacted.
THE ANpERSoNvILLB DEAD
Capt James NJ. Moore to-day telegraphed
from Anlelsonvile that he yesterday finished the suit
able nermen Of the Union prisoners who died at that
prison.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were nearly s., 100000
CLAIM AGENTS.
The Secretary OF the Interior has issued an
order iorbidding the clerks in his Department from
giving 70 claim agents any information concerning
pending business claims except by order OF himself
or>the Assistant Secretary of the lnteror
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Last night at Camp Berry, near the city, a
sentry on duty was ordered TO fire an escaping
prisoner and in doing accidentally shot Miss Mary
Good and Miss Eliza Ward. who were walking in the
vicinity with y gentleman. The wound inflicted upon
Miss Ward was slight but Miss Good was shot through
the back and lung and her injuries supposed TO be
mortal. She ia a resident OF Baltimore.
LAND OFFICB CIRCULAR.
| Numerous letters are received at the Land
/ Office daily asking how acquire exemption acts
! As general answer that Bureau has published cirou
! lar, giving all the requisite information.
Several hundred applications for pardon, in
GLIDING one from the Rebel Brig. Gen. Campbell o
Tennessee, were received to-day.
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vice Presidsnts Andrew Fietchef. Charles Wsble and
Ciustavus Perres; Recording Secretary. WIN. A. Mo-
Corresponding Secretary. s. 4. Koehlsr; Treasurer
VIM. A. Palmer.
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Rebellion shall continne 10 exist and that that neoes-
sliy will continue until ho statcs recently in rebellion
have retur ned to their former relations To tho National
Government. While Gen. TORY appeals to the troops
Of his command not to suy Lcir greas ana well earned
reputation by misconduct be also reminds them OF the
existence of military Law, and gives them TO understand
that the crimes Of deseriion and characterization VIII
DO as severely punished as If the troops were still en-
gagged in active campaign.
PERSONAL.
John Mionor Bolts arrived in town to-ni5h',
and is stopping at Willard's.
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IAaverii.rm,n,.l

TNdVrflI-rfll,lf.T
LIFE FOR THE lkaiR-Changed from gray to
natural color without dveing. LONDON HAIR COLOR
REsToRrR AND DRrSsING does not stain or soil any.
thing, keeps the scalp clean cool and healthy, makes
the hair soft dark and luxurant fiagranty peTinned
Sold by the leading drnggists
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One Peter Fortier, while riding in Niagara
ST. railroad car at Black Rock. N. Y, on Monday even
ing being partially intoxicated had some Alteration
with the conductor about his fare, and in attempting 10
draw pistol from his pocket shot himself IN sush
manner a. that 10 died the next day.
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DISEASE AMONG HoRsEs.-Dphtheria prevails
County. Several animals have died in Jersey CITY and
Bergen within few days past The disease appears to
be contagious and there is said to be no known remedy
for il.
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EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
NATIONAL TEACHERS CONVENTION
AT HARRISBURG.

Governors Cnrtin and Bradford aud n MGR.
Gen. Ioary Presout-Congress 10 be
Menorialixed 10 Grant Lands for Nsr-
NAL aud Other bciiools-Educutien q
Dnsy OF the General Government as
well n OF Stntes-Address Of Professor
Greene Of Rhode Island-Lcfter From
Major.Gen. Howard.
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The Annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in The Diocese OF Wesern New, or
IN session at Rochester. Bishop Coke presiding
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Advertisement .
JEFFERs, 573 Broadway, is selling MS SHOE
500 to 81 reduction Ladievsitins the country shou
call aud buy their Shoes at JEFfRRs NO. %
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FoUSD DRowYEp.-Ihc hoty oil boy about
II vaa,s Of ace wrs found M the Grocnpo!nt Ferry
ye.tar.iy forenoon The letters J. ID were markcd
ON s rsht arm hi- head gave evidence ~ foul play.
and Coroner Barrett sent his remains 70 the pead
Uou-e with the intention Of holding postmor
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Al other crops, particularly corn and potaoes. are
most promising except tobacco Of which considerable
less has been plan,c The oas crop is very large and
the hay crop in the West is much injured by the wet
weather but Is still abundant.
Tie above is published By authority Of Isaac New.
tor Commissioner Of the Department of Agriculture.
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PgRsoNAL.-Gen. Benjamin F. Butler arrived
IN this city last evening from Lowell and II stopping at
the ST Nicholas.