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TKIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIL
~ subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
,surt Of Washington county, In the Distrid .
Columbia, letters o. adminisirAtion on the ~
city, D. O, deceased. All persons having elAim,
lghinpt the said deceased, are hereby warned y
exhibit the same, with the yOuchefa thereof
The subscriber, on or before The art day 81 APT
aezti they may othsruiss ~ Law be axeiea'
0lvan undaR ny hand this hFuf day q April
le1A hLlRADkFH A. HALL
GaRl-laseus ~. s-s1 Aanini'ifA'r"'
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IN ov
ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsTIo
BONE TEETH.
DR. 9. \. sIoEsMoED,
DR. 8. .. sIoEsMoED,

1os PennaylvAniA avenue, between Twelfth an
Thirteenth streets, Washington-
Dr. s. calls The attention q the pablo 10 u
following Advantages Of his improved system:
lsL The teeth Of his mAnufacture Will neVe
oorrode nor change color By any sclda, and a.
three fourtha lighter than Iny other.
"a. No teeth or roots need Be extracted, as u
artificial ones eau be Inserted ever them.
81, The roots viii be made inoaensive an
nevcr 10 Achs.
an. No temporary teeth are needed, As Pc.
manent ones can BE-, made Immediately, thereb.
preserving the natural expression Of the face
which, under the old system, il frequently dis
sth. Thia work has been fully tested for owe
aye years BY many Of the ArHt chemists an
physicians Of this And the old country.
DR.. g. has also invented q white lhdeatruen
BILE metal hlling, with which the most sensitly'
teeth can BE- Allied without pala, and ean bulb
ap psrfect sound tooth on any side roots, whlel
will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PALE !
with Innoxious yapor, By Or. slgesmond, y
Pennsylvania avenue, Inventor and sole manp
faeturer OF AnAestio InnoxiouH vapor, po
Laughing 0aa, nor ChlorOform or Ether, %
,tIietly an AnAegtle agent entirely free from q
hilAFatins effects, and perfectly harmless, eAui
ng Quiet sleep, with pleasant asnsations an
psfleol InssnsIhlilty 70 pain
The beet ofrofersnoes given n required.
Call and examine for Yourselves. dss
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NEW YORK
~ .H AND
..-.. ASKING ToN
sTRAMsHIP LINZ.
sRMI.wEBKLY BETWEEN .NRw YORK,
WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowN, D. @.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE. sALvoR, AND JAS
8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, 1T 10 =. m, from foot Of High
street. oeorgetown, and Pier Is, foot Of Wall
street, New York.
For freight or passage apply to
49, @, p, H0U6HTON, Agent,
foot Of High stre1t, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
ds21sem III Wall street, New York.
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NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS

NOTICE TO OFFIoERSA AND SOLDIERS.
ASSISTANT oBARrRRnAsrnR' q opRIcn, 4
DRPoT OF WAaHIH0rOH,
No. lAP, NEAR TWExrr -TIasr srnEnr,
WAsHIN0roN, d. c., March :, ls65.
The attention Of oAleers aud enlisted mon, FOR
meriy In the service 81 the United statea, h
called to the large amount Of personal property
stored In the 0overnment warehouse connected
The GOvsfnnsst requires Ii. spass occupied
5y said property for the effects Of those nov In
the service.
A description Of each sr,isle should be given,
with the name, company, regiment, OF Other
showing that the claimant Il the AaihOriIsd
The goods will be forwarded 10 the addr.s. Of
the psrsOaa 70 entitled at his expense
An u the above mentioned property remalnIng
unclaimed ninety days from this date will be sold
a pablo auction. JAS NJ MOORE,
Capt Asst. Or. n, .. s. Army.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
L seriber has obtained from the Orphans Couri
OF Washington County, Ia the District Of Co
lambda, lstteru o. administration on the personal
estate Of Caleb DulAasy, late Of Washington city,
D. Q. deceased. All persons having claim
agsiRs. ne sald deosssae arc hereby warned 4
asKt; they may otharWise by law Be excludes
from all bsneal Of the aid esiAAs. u
'' %i.,,vsva f6166AA aa SIpLasa ~
n wv ~ afst 49,
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

on AND AFTER DECEMBER Is, trains will
leave Baltimore, from North Calvert station, as
follows;
FhAt MAIL y. M
Harrisburg Aeeommod alton ~ ..... SPIN.
Rrie and Pittsburgh Rxpresa!.......... SPIN.
Pittsburgh and ElmirA Express. ....... 10 p. M.
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ton to this subject and to the present condition oil


Besides being Just and right in itself and required by
the PRINCIPLES Of our Republican Government uis'
LOYALTY without il win assuTedly tInmph our ~ iie
G0yofi1lmt viii be wholly conducted and controlled
bv those Who have been actively and prominently en-
gagged in sustaining the Rebellion. and oar lcp chl'
ases IN Congress will be just these VINO "eI.l Lave
been returned 10 The Rebel Congress had that Dody CON
tLutd % exist Tie obligations OF he Ntat rauru 70
sustain he Rebellion and held blythe people o. tle S'te
amounting, il ID said TO several millions OF dollars WI,
undoubtedly be assumed and Tins the l0Ye people OF
the Sae who have been the side Of the Goyernnent
m Us late s, rge will be taxed once 10 pay the cost OF
putting down tie Rebellion ana again more LeNly 10
pay the COS. OF sustaining II.
What NAV be the probable effect on our
No,io9,I obligations and tie payment Of the
National debt as well rs the effect upon tue
general legislation Of the country by the admls'
soa 10 Congress Of such representatives as wehre sure
To have If be present state Of things is 10 contne II h
unnecessary for 20 suggest but i is pertinent IN This
connection call attention 10 the increased representa-
ton which tie emancipation Of The slaves VIII give, lo
only to lis but 10 al the nsgTrec0nary states, and TO
the increased power which ihey VIII thereby Weld
either for or q ainst the Government.
In view Of all he foTeA Oing, respectfully ask that
Congress regard the administration of Gov. Perpon rs
only provisona-ihat II naucurate measures 10 call
state Convention nj fit time for the amendment OF the
old OF the lorna 81 Constitution the COnyen
ton % be chosen by the loyal people OF tie state without
distinction NJ color and from which oil no have No-
unfairly nj led tie Rebellion DO excluded, whether as
members ClcctOIs-that until such Mt time arrive II
organize provisional or territorial government upon
such plan in It's Judgment. shall seem best calculated
guarantee the enjoyment Of the cvi rights and the
cable pursuit OF the ordinary ayOcalous OF the PEG
pie and to emaEcpate the blacks from he controi OF
their masters ana educate them for the enjoyment o
their evil rights 10 the end that when Stale Govern
men is finally established IL may be upon such basis
viii protect tic rights of all. and afford addltoua
guarantees for the perpetuaton Of that Union When
gigantic war OF four years duration mas been wased ~
defend and secure.
:. Pearson BEACH,
LYsAgpER Hill, Corresponding Committee.
w d. COWEG
All letters of inquiry should be addressed TO the
above Com uttce. or u any single member OF II.
alexandria, Va, june 80 lr05
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Vra..urrr. Arrived.

IN steamship Mariposa, from New.Or eans-N Bezerch
wife aud child A. Basel. ". Hogan. " Coos, \. Balm, b.
Caruse J. Bedan A. Ehsac, {. VOL, skill q. Brown, c.
Webher aud SON NJ Mite JAS Clarke. A. Breaux, w. ".
Wo.l.tOn hrs. a. H. Baraneo and children, lIs Il Fox
J. 4. Bowie J. Dennis Col. j. :. GILES, Geo Child > W
SHAW. L. Cbaage a. &. humphrey, g. fnri.os- ". a
Grs.ton Master Miller Miss W. hisch, Miss Anna sanp
son Mrs NJ Hall, Mrs Patterson AMI child
In steamship Republic, from New Oreans-f. SelDro
T. Cohen W n. Taylor aud servant G. = PHILIPS J; w.
Hemngwsy Lewis iulan, w. C. Driver v Bgrsuss' D. y
BALDWIN n Gauche T. T. Figero end iady Ars; Jaoeft
slrs a. C. Brown H. Motif; Mrs Mary Muir, n D. AorFey
Ars Torrey and servant Miss Iouey George Ne,cye J.
Frederick + Menus r. w. Murphy, H. williams I. Niaa
mann K Elliott r. hitney, 4. wilson J. n kogers' =
Caldwell A. otto j. Mcfarland. }. IL Watson j. Qnrk
C. r. Cornad j. Addison, ID. noble, 4. Dewitt, & r. Deehef
George ". Dunhum n. Kneblel, L. Pa yIsn {. I. Num-
a. r. Charles =. These. o, -.
In steamship Star of the Union, from New
r. 81. Crawford, Mr.. KNAPP, the Rev W H. Coca = H.
CidIou wife and three children. j. Puly Nr j. K haIsn
Mr. H. Oilnghan. Mrs. Monroe child and Sc vaIt NJ
shannon, hs >. II. Plumb OeJrze Plumb, fsul hofpny'
John Is. Hene, Charles h spencer oeo.s7 w
Tyous William A. ScOott and lady Japan Lora'
Csptaiu Henry Farwe.l Sire. LafIed. Mr. Ai ~ Steas
Mr., Waters Mrs Mayer aud chd. j. b. W eters W L. ~
avery Ar. C. H. Karend!,k, children ana serYalt . j.
Hitchcock J. j. Hanna, y. ". No.verton, j. A. "oolser-
ton r. q Barrele f. Boi,sonnesa, ". sharnt ueoI7e
Waes o. G. Wait, MIS-. r.. II. Manfel, A Ni.iIins' a.
MERCER John jerks, Mrs. NJ. I'LL, Dr. +. Hawthorn A.
iiesce and son
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Arrived.

s.e,ush,p pa,ot,h RYDER Richmond, We, and 20 hours
,-,,., Iatnnton Roais Pierson x Collins.
H. = revenue STEAMER Juniper. Lieut. Commanding 'ohh
s,ssmsLp Carlo (Br Gaoyes Bermuda 70 inst Ia ballast
TO u.~ster NJ, N,r.o,,..,. a
steanrhip Star Of the Union Blanehati Ne"'oiean' Oh
net, nde. aud pass. VI. Is. tronweli q To- =, , g. -.
Steamship glumaIder Teify wilmington ~ '' " nuns
with mdse. md pass. 10 Arthur LeaTy. ,,. ~ ~ 4,
steamship Bon Deford Loy Gland, Morohe1d ,ity NJ u,
DAYS with sick aud wounded soldiers, TO the Hieuch III
Is'ior. M, -
steamship Ariadne Csrs Richmond and Norfolk ~ hours
viii u.p.e and pas 20 n T. Livingston co.
ssip onsides oliver Newport - days, with iron aud pss''
Brs John O of Nassau P Nassau 10 days, with md'e
TO Joe. Eneas. a, ..A
Eng Fba tof Windsor " 81 Dawson, Sagua Fl days with
sugar and IA o,as.es, ID. II. Dew Il Co.
schr II rs (B Dockbagt Curacao June ~ Win ios"ood
TO DOvao Co. 90 =,
schr Mary land Csthsort Linsun IA days with coal to Man
schr TSmiroo Collins, LnsSn IS days, with coal IT. H.
schr Boston Bu,e Lingan 20 days with coal to EevYOrs
sehr VIM Fdnth Post, Cow Bay Is days, with coal te
sehr WIN. Cnwford Haskei scrossius N. g.. 20 days
Gar. 20 Snow Rch,rdson.
Schr Gen. P.avy, Farrell, PASSPORT
| schr MOsesEddy Shute Belfast.
| schr OTIS lydel Belfast for Albany.
| schr Kainb'w, Fletcher. Bangor
! schr. MeXicIa, Mccarthy bangor.
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pas,.eugers Sailed.

In steamship CITY OF Beeton for Liverpoo-Mr n Thorn
son. sister and servant Mr. ana srs James Humphrey MiA
Miss ~ a. Aiken. Mister John Atken Mis-, f. u .9nnor'
n Annie v 8rosn B M Rice iiss Rice Mi ani Mrsf
g. Banks Nr and Mr. Hicl IN, Eage Ward Madame Al'
ges,ue sauanst Henry Murord C. W. Boyd John Rowan,
4. Murray W. Murray William MgIsy ~ 40 ~ =, D.
Sh M ~ H. Me- sbnsn b., yW,'hae NJ.
N. A. smith, Geo. Bradford John Wthuel, y. cossgei ~
Caeuino, NJ Madten OF Kondou', n Cow = henne'i;
Geo. James j. fnnyetner. a. e. !- m Achis pugy 81
Pa Mrs H. y. anl aiss Hawzias, ee.Aei Banks, -. ~
HaSIins Chas. n. Thompson, Mr Calender teo ;" Ne.h
and :. e. Welsh Mr. Gse and VIE D. H. Carroll aud WIZ
A. \. Carroll and wife, Mrs Wauzer Gnd Children J. n;
Crosslsnd end wife Mir Robertson, J. W. Coz IN liood
and wife. Miss hate Bestey Ms, Csth FhT' 81. H. u
and ;. n. Who Niss H. Booth &. Louis Misses ~ j. ana
J. A. Butler Of Hartford CT Andrew stewart New-l ork
j. = Grennan Joe A. basros, T. sirubsnrsnch A balsfd
ker, Charles sutton ssinne shannon, MF anilton NASH
Vim =. Guy and D. W Gu, George inlIey 81 Londoa =
Gramro Of Paris 4. Mans h. 7oinsuez, O. A. Liiien
dahl, NJ Glsdstone Carss Ron 9v. -; 1he.n'
phrr Oceill J. beir, John hodee Mr.. JF u. Joy's,
enry David Nicholson, wife. daughter and servant r. w
stephen C. Earle Dr. charren Rev Mr. Conroy. Jos Bans
ton NJ. Roche, with o.her- in the ateerse.
IN steamer teof;e Na.hn7,on ior New.QIeisn'-l. D.
Jas McLoughin Ihos. Septoe Theo. Meaks, Chas Cour
team, C. H. seLey. J. T. Price h. Renaeho Espeuan
w H. barston H. James, H. r. Taylor Jules Leehmore and
wife H. H. loungs, h. Mehedo h. W. Rowis. g. w. sally
A. Drawe and wife, r. Lenken, d. DAVIS T. y Leubury pr
l.. Scrabhletz Misc Anna 1Aoma. Surgeon W. NJ Clark r.
Lobe Lou. Michael Miss Lkash Geo. Lsshbudale. II. s.
Everett r. A. sterus, H. Williams. J. C. Alexander ?. l.
Lamont, Chas Porter H. +. Chapman, r. = Lewis Louis
Campbell Ezs Gilbert Dudley toEkiin' T. NJ Jackson, Mis-
in ,eamshp ChesapeaEo for Portsid-w G. Patrick and
wife, lirs. j. Lee and cd l.. G.. Morse and lady. L. Suy,
$ II. Roak, Z. Porenfu d. Cna Deake, Ar Anna Wheeler
r. W. Robinson. wife ana children, r. Binner y. L..
Brgee Mrs Holloway and daughter ". Bard j. >. Murcnis,
Franz Stewart W. II. Biesh. Fred. " smith, Thome Barry
la steamer John Gibson. for Washingon-L0uif Eemeer
and wife MIR Fnler James Clark b Sheere Miss Diron,
]. X. CASTER aud lady, a. q. Ieaman, aud others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.


We viii offer for sale on the SECOND DAY or OCTO-
BER 1855 premises the valuable IRON rnpeIy hhown
"a TIE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, win t$fn scres
Of Lnd about good smng Land cared and nndes
fence situated the Cumberland River hy miles above tns
mouth IN Lyon County, kenurAy embracing large ane
p.ete Rolling bil Forge with twenty NoDDiny fnes
Machine Shop containing Lattes Boring and planning Ne
chiues with Boiler ard Engine 10 separate from sha
with Gr.t Nil attached, large Warsnonse Dry Ooc1
Brick Oce and arge number Of Dwell nss FOR WORK
Also iofy thousand bushels OF stone Coal ane
sl1ty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
TIE Iron olk have been In successful operation 20
number years and The reputation Of the Iron fully eao
shed with pscity for MAKING i've OF six thousand tuns
superior Charcoal Iron yearyunsu passed by any moinisc
tory In United States The facilities .Or ob aiming ~
Iron super any eab shncnt la the West there DO
ing three charcoal furnaces within to thre. miles OF th9
Mil capsule Of producing or eight thousand TINS
| Pig hon yearly
The IA te obtaining cheap supplies OF Corn, Pork and
other articles unsurpassed. 49,
Shipments Of Iron be made 10 the mouth oil the Cu>
berland RIVER al seasons Of tue year.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rolling Mn Forge and Lands thereurfo attached "a
Tools embracing Min Fore sn1 Blacksmith Tools and Weigh
ing scales are be sold credit of two three and
tonr wears from date with approved security and lien
tanned until the purchase money Is paid
IL /. uderC thai the nlrclase Of the mill lancs and NJ
u., l. 10 take the wrought ron and east scraps, sonl
coal charcoal farming pener tools corn hay mues
cattle hogs ron safe and Gxules IN oihce, wagons carts
me nee ETC. and nay cash ct fair valuation two ciiner
es,.d men 20 TX said uson in they do not agree
The object = the sale Is to close up said partnership sge
eby TO tie articles Of copartl hip.
Capitalists wishing invest in profitable iron properly
vii 10 vel examine the where competent me VIZ
b. all times show tine property aud give s
until d,v OF sals HlLLMAN BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
The Street Cicuners Still on q Strife.
Another Meeting OF the Carfmen and
Laborer's Association-S59,0 600 Piedg.
ed TO the strikers by the Working'neu's
rniou.

Another large and very enthusiastic meeting
o, tho CaIimen and Laborers Association took place
Saturday afternoon OF the Apollo Rooms No. 76 Prince.
Vt. Thore seems 10 be- settled determination among
these men no, to work until thoy receive more wages
and HossTs. Brown. Deyoo & Knapp are busted from
their contract
This they claim can be done on the ground that for
the past week the streets have not been cleaned and
the contract not having been complied WITH can be
nulled.
The Association numbers over 400 members, nearly
al Of whom past the meridian Of le with families
dependent upon them for support. They have been
mll0yed in cleaning tie streets for many years, and
ore very confident Of success. having had $4,000
pledged to support them by the Workngmen's Tn Gu
The meeting called 10 order ty the President.
According TO the reports from tie yGTions wards
about % cart, Employed In the whole city IN cart
inc ashes. but no men were az work The men ~ TIE
Nineteenth Ward Lad worked up 10 Saturday
morning, but have now stopped refusing to work longer
for tho contractors
Mr. MOONEY Vioe. President said that these twenty
carts went from ward to ward, working an hour or
two In each and then Messis. Brown. Deyoe and
Knapp Oui IN the ,Hpers and said they ND men
einl los ed In these wards.
lie Thought duty Of the press and tax payers 70
demand that the contract DE honestly ulbl ana net
evaded In this way that ~ the streets were IN
irightiG condition ana impossible TO pass through.
Sir. james Cunning ham reported mat nc had spent
loul In collecting money for the Immediate re-
Lief OF my WHO suffering nom the strike; that lie
Lad $40 ready 10 pay over tnen and $1,000 peds ed
50 Was here handed the President from Charles Cur
ran % the Sixteenth Ward.
MIR. McGuire stated that lie was worth 81, 400. but
would spend the as, cent to break tue coLtract.
Others followed In the same vein.
The meeting then adjourned TIL Monday at p m,
when il is expected several prominent speakers VIII DO
prcsenL
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T. Albany by find- D, r., from lo-i-t Depot.
y .n.. 49, and lnl p ~. sunday tram RON
SIN q. o O. IN City cars between Chambers
and suh.a.s. stations. - 49,
m % ..
To Albany -n1.n, ., ff,neiF ~ -fs, ,H rg,.l,,
I'D atirdavs snd Daniel D.es Moni,ys Wed.
l,eIor =, 7.lO
10 rn',i','nore. bv the Sow. jersey h. H.. Zoo, Of
Cou..,.ndt -. and M 4 D.. ?. n.' ana - IA
"illi.n' ,,.,,, iv n Bah every srur.
dsv. sud J,rloy Blue. every "Wednesday, fom
pst. ~ y H. H..,.i.,s. Inc Pier s9NR
st,p,l p m.
27ihst ana '...'...........8a m. and p. m
r. Io,toa l,y N.. Haven R. H.. l1th..t aud an
VIA sore Line isadsp M sunday..... ?. m.
To Cslant qua, Rochester, Buffalo salamanca hni
,sd 10 a. sand p N.
iodrcenpori a. u. fendon 'a,afeai. z MS
Yrnh.nk Isis. Faruiugdso, Long Island. BY y.
'i'io.'' m aad $50 ..
r. =. ~ % ,ci.,i.tii Bristol md West Camps
steamer, leave loot Of IIasIsou,t North Mver p III
To NeNbmg. Pou9hseepsie Roundo't ana nlnz
ton landing At Cozlen's Dock West Point and
hitsn, we y m
=, % Haven c,nneciin, With r. H. for Hartford,
/ and rpunyhsd-5teameIsi leave fecA Shp ~ - ., - -
i,.o iy M, N.v..iiassn RR 2.ths
10 HS@ iia''r IA III a. No. ~ g. as ~ aud p m
7 IT, ,o~yr'. 'audng q Nhiestoue, city Island
AID "rspa~', , y p M
1 r. ,hr Wrst bv Central Railroad of New-J.rseys
/ via Allentown from foot Of Lihety--t, ~ H. . -
n u ~ 10 and 300 y. SUNDAY trAn'.'''''. y Az
! 10 Philadelphia by New-Jertey Railroad, Roy o
! Courtlsndi e. 10 aud II. III, l. nii ana P' 81
m ana II midnight SUNDAY. .....:.'.:: T"
! To Staten Island, b. steamer from fitr 10. /. ~
/ n near pey.st., At :. 9, 1873 a. m. ll:so sffo
NJ On sunday . w. .............. 1880 p. n
! 10 Proyidrac. by Neptune steamship COS LINE -
/ dsiv nom pier D. foot Of itobnson't H. ~ p
/ TO Washington BY New-Jersey X IL. ioot o,
/ Conrtandtst 8 aud III a. ni.,.' p ni'' ana - . -
Midnight Sgnday............'. ~ =.
Tor drthe inloru alton In cgnd 70 Ram "a INNS A~''
.ss Advertisement. In another par, OF this paper
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D.CKEys GROWING STERy.-A contemporary,
r,msrslng upou "Our ln,ual Friend and Anna
daie~ tpclks o. i0.Ossi ID okcL6 IL becoming saw
aley storm De- grows ia probably because TIE world
vii cr better in spite of al ns cnoits 10 improve
10 Wl,e Collins Is not stern as his friend. perhaps
0r ilc reason laf Lo is much tie younger man. Years
may Improve wlae. bat tAo MIX VI human Kindness
t.oy tula sour Indeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10

TnRrr LAnIEs CRrsnEp TO DR

THREE LADIES CRUSHED TO DRATH on AN
ExcuHIoS.-Ths Sandusky (O) ReSiTT reports the
following horrible accident occurred on board the
,teamer Ottawa, while ON au excursion trip TO the
vicinity of rousang River Tuesday, the 4th. The
clothing OF lady oKcursonls became enangied IN tho
shaing or some portion Of the machinery Of the vessel
ana two other lady eroursonist. to her relief and
were caueht Ina the samo trap, and the three were
orushed 10 death by the machinery together.
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Az IMrRoMrru IN Az OPERA LIBRErTo.-

Az IMPRONPTU ~ AN OPERA LiBRETTO.-
Dur!ny one offhc first performances u tho "Trova-
tore IA Prague funny event occurred LeonOra had
~. .oued Afrsrf and liauIico a been condemned by
lis unnatural brother tho Count. who bod given tie
customary order 20 his satellites. Conduct Lin 10
DEATH" The order. however. was misunderstood by
the fltifll but unreasonable snpers. who. allowing tie
I.o4hg dour 81 20 on UanCcuIn panied % execution.
uraei snd began dragging 40 tie PROSTATE Leonort
hat emb rrassed primi.d0una. drcsduly oonfoundcd
at length bIr.f cut IN pure Nicnnese with mo
alone and don't lGul ~ mep 10 which request an
uropre,.ibe super IDLY replied No. miss, We 9
~, 10 arrest Won" Tie audience burst into laughter,
lhd tie curtain ffl.
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CURIOUS INCIDENT AT TIE PARIS HIpPo-

nRoME "A curious incident occurred at The last per
fYruenoo 1T the Paris H.ppodrome. Tie boa con
stilcioi being exhibited m biz cage IN the arena
when the reptile. becoming inpatient for the rabbit
which was about De served 90 him, rose mp on its tan
and dashed with against the wire trccework Ivy
which II was confined Part Oft gave way, and tne
boa pssed through the opening and fell 20 the ground
panic among the spectators followed aud every one
ATTEMPTED 10 escape; hut the serpcut-fomer quickly
seized the feprle and having secured 1t IN cage 81
ihcl glass order WAS restored aud tie performance
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EXTRAORDINARY COSFLAGRATION-AN In
TIRE Town REDUCED 10 AsHEs.-The town Of Denton,
Md. has suffered terrible calamity its entire bust
ness portion having been burned On tie evening OF the
Fourth Not n single store shop or hotel was left and
many families woro left totally destitute. The people
had celebrated the Fourth with much enthusiasm and
this terrible Gre originated from rocket thrown INTO
the upper story Of the old T.. y. Hafdcastle store
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COURT cALEwDAR-Tnr DAY.

SVpRYMR COURr-thAMthhs-TIO q. q. BARH-
Am Justice ITO be he'd IN the % Supreme Cont
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o. Al 10 ll-fIoodmsn ag shHFksyi No 2b-Nawman agt
Nersln; No g-Psine AT Burns No. 5l-Merast Alan
No 4l-aayborn nc, Hasoad ct oil; No. 55Lockwood at.
Inc. No IL Nicl rnoud 1t al sgt Colies - al No g.
same SGT Same; No. s-Lee ct A. se Fsy No 18-sseey
sgs Nrgbt, No 30 In the petition 81 Jane "a Mason
g. No G7-Blossonl ct. Rowly; No. 6sBaAor OF A. sg
Same The general cell begins at No ~.