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nlpow's REVIEW FOB AUGUST.

The Tournament, by 3. q. Barnwell. Property
81 the son,S pTe.sss snd Future 81 Rds:4d A.
PG1sossS ssniins system ~ for the sensS. 81
asss'1 f FsTs
5, Il:
Fi9snees Of IurSps Journal q the M.I.inssred
Department OF Agriculture. Department q In
f f1itoTi siG No,ss. r.
Terms, 90 per snnum r,.vcx r.x,op
'NRIls1nAs1f.ossos:d y neyel Letter. tas
s. fss end TIE i i:sss
son, sSss%.sSei.scss. ga l.s.s:;.ss 9 E:
mar No. g he .Si.liskis rsSsay ios N IeIsl:
&c g.: u sss q ssTss ed ~ sSs1
SasS prsp.r.s,On y I. TIE Cor. e NC: ssrss.
end es 2 IN USs Tor O. and Il
sss: :.ylss o. Iiyidsd e ::s..s.s iS:: s = e:
sWsesssals ed rss.,l b. Dr.. BARROW, Ne. lsA
'ffs ): s:s 40 q 3 .. f6KD. no. $50 p: ave-.
rURLHBOLDp EXTRACT DuOHU AND IN
III PROVIB ROb1 WASH cures secret andsdeIi.
80 dioorderS IN ell their stages ct tte ex pons
iittis OF no change in diet, No inoonvenience and
no expooure It 10 pleasant In tests and odor, In
.sdists y IL seaen. end hss ffoo I'll inisrtes
eOn Oasis sUPEkIOA HOOK WIN X, of the
OUO following well known brAncs viz:
fORSTEk RISING,
DElDESHE1MER,
RUDESHEIMBR,
HOCHHEIMER,
NIERSTEINER,
which offer for sale in quantities 20 suit pur-
chasers, at low prices.
SAMPLES of the wine can Be- seen Al tne Union
Bottling Depot No. 81 Green street, GEORGE
town. u. q.
j T-dlm Riley A. sHiNh.
rI,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.crf-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
Washington county, IN the District Of Columbiss
letters Of ADMINISTRATION on the personal es-
tate OF VirTipia milsfea1, late Of washi nxton,
u C. deceased All persons having CLAIMS against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit
The same with the vouchers thereof subscrf-
her on or before the Isl day OF June next: they
may otherwise. by law be excluded from all benefit
Gwen under my hand this ga day OF June. tsss.
je a5-law5w ouhhLsS b LLofD.
TONES THOtT Han Us. Illustrates, "a 50
II Land Of Last. . novel. by tdmund fates, 50
c,s pbsmie Keller. a novel, 80 CITE. -Four Year,
in The saddle by Harry Giimor. o. Narrative Of
Apdersonyiile Prfson: 81 bsynoris Life Of
Andrew yohssen, ei.D. NADeleons Life Of Ce-
gH FhAHCh TAYLOR.
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HAND AND GLOVE. o novel; by Mi.. VA.
II wards, soc. Armadale. by Wiikfe Coilins.
81 90; uChandos ~ .Ouida,n Harper S Pic.
Bow Reyiew. for june. SOC. Lecturer On tos
etudy OF History b. Goodwin Smith, a rs. -
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Fatal ACCIDENT IN AN Oh. WEIL-A man
named Hart. superintendent OF an OIL well in
Tideoute, Pa, was descending the shaft with
a lighted lantern last Friday, when an expIo-
sion occurred. and he was Instantly killed
His rtmainS We're found terribly mutilated AZ
The bottom of the well lie was a resident of
Reading. Mass, where he leaves u wife and
several children.
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
eOvERNMERr TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGsHEADs OF FINE
VIRGINIA. LEAF

TREA.uRY DEPARTMENT, CusToM-H ousE,l
RICHMOND, Va, August 8, l356
In compliance viii h Instructions from H. A. Ris-
ley. ESQ, buperyisine Special Agent, there Will
IL O'Clock in the forenoon Of WEDNESDAY,, the
mh day ef September next, at MISSIONS
BUILDING corner of lath and Cary str. cts, in
the city Of RIeHMOND, VA, the following.de-
TWO HUNDRED teI more, HoGsHEADs
LEAF TOBACCO:
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED
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VELEsEAPH MATERIAL AT AUCTION

Gtsf quar- -r3a,fsy'S GEce. Dfro- Of Wqshtrg,5p,l
Vast tastoa, d. C., Augusta, ISIS. {
. viii be I'd a public auction, under the direc-
Ton 81 Brevet Lieut.. Col. Jslses Al. Moore. A. q.
NJ, at Warehouse on G street, near 2Oth street
Washington. on THURSDAY. August 70. COM
mencinS at 10 o m, the following Telegraph Ma
terial
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I UMBER FOB WAGON MAKERS AT AUG

ii a
IL TON.
Chist Qrarsennaster's O6ee. Depot of Washi.stox,.
wdsktKgtOa, ID c., August 3, 1856. (
VIII ~ b s sold q Public Austsn under The diree
ii y s. A., on WEDNESDAY. August ~, at
Lincoln Depot commencing at 10 q. m, the follow
ing described LUMBER
Aecst 81 81 S go tee, 81 inch Oak Plank.
ll0.00Gfeet3 "
a. 7.00 feet 81 Is
g. L0,c00 feetA
:: i is.s IS g! ss::::iiH !: Ash Plank.
:. Ie's"o tes,s Hickory Plank.
5000 feet4 I"
!" 10000 feet 81 Poplar Boards.
This sale is wei! worthy the attention Of Car
.n,ss makers as this is superior let of wspsea-
II will be offered in lots Of 1000 feet. with the
privilege Of 10 900 feet
Terms Cash. In Government funds,
Successful bidders will be required to remove
their purchases with fteen days from day of sale.
oh. RUCkEk.
Bvt. Mai Cen. AND Chief Quartsrm aster,
aug 2-1t Depot OF Washington.
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nEATH. DEATH. DEATH-To Reaches, Bed
Bsgs Aes; Ebfsh Hr sfoSS 9s
syIyapia avenue, south side, he has large stock
u ne diciRe, &C., 1T reasonable price,. u N.a
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T'HR0U0H LINE BETWEEN WAsalNoT an
PHILADELPHIA AND IEW YORK.
~ 6 g

r~.,u ,MAsHiNsfoN, March Is, lSoG.
AZ. l BILE oetSeen W sshineton and Hev York are
FOR NEW YORK. without change OF cars.
Pm. so -
FoR NEW FORK. changing cars Of PhilsdsI.
Lesve daily (excert Sunday ct ms Q. m. an
4Sp. m. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday st = 40 ana i, m q
m. and 40 and go D m.
ON SUNDAY
Lesvs fcs New York and Philadelpbis at e-Np.
m oily.
daily. -
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New Yerk, or
IN the day. we'll al the new once In the me-
lean Telegraph Building, Pennsylvsnis avenue
Between IA and 9Th street,
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore An.
paeolis. and tho West
W.P SMITH, Master Of rrrussortst,o.-
J.: COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C Su GEO. koONfZ. Agent, WASN'T nston.
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TI0MEs without Han Ds. illrsfrated, 81 SO
II Land st Last. novel. BY tdmuna Yates. 50
- phsnie Keller. q novel, 80 CITE. -Four Year.
in The saddle by Harry Gilmor. o. Narrative OF
Apdersonyine Pri.on: 5lT hsynors Life Of
Wp FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

cSxe diserders n ell their stage, ct hls exIsns
iittls Of no change In diet, no inconvenienc and
no exposure. It's pleasant IN tasts and odor, In.
Hediste IN IL eceaen. snd nss bon 81 injurtea
0RUpoct10of n
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WHAT THE sgHsss "a sss sAX q .rHssAMAH

syivania avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Alexandria. We; and By Druggists generally.
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~ Life on the Border. illustrated. Annual Oy-
clopedia for 1865. Goodwin Smiths Leetu:es on
the study Of History. Summer Rest. by Gail II ata.
iiton. The Emerald. edited by Epes Sargent.
Hartshorns on Cholera. .c.u,u
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M CASKS sUPEkIOA HOOK WINE, of tn
CUV following well known brancs, via:
FORSTEk BIESLIEG,
pElpLsHElMER,

d.
HOCHHEIMER,
NIERSTElNER,
which offer for sale in quantities 20 suit pur-
chasers, at low prices = =.
SAMPLES of the wine can BE- seen At the - Union
Bottlins Depot" No. 81 Green street, GEORGE
town. u. q.
T-dlm BlLEf A. sdtNh.
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY
~ RAILROAD PROPERTY.

Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Qusr ermaster,
aug cit Depot of Washington.
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r HE FE MA NJ So


CIreutar Order from GeaorsI sweeny-
General swecny, the Secretary Of War, who has 70.
moved his military department. TO thu Senatorial side Of
tho house. issued yesterday Important crcur order
90 tho brotherhood IL NJ To be pubic, but viii
DO sont TO tho dieren< circles by mail II Is undersood
that Il calls foe prompt military zaion, and thai a.
pToalse. active aud efficient work useta OF words He
denies that he has any side issues, hD unAie oJ
poinl H. and ever will be-, ireland Tho officers
under him. he pledges, will be Trustworthy sodle~t
who have added to scientific and theoretical
knowledge tho experience which can only be- az
homes, inca in tho Brotherhood, he will sson have
hostages Tor tho martyrs 10 lrish liberty now 10 me
hands OF tha British government Tho General speaks
bepofuly aud. from tAs support sns generous 40
hesion Ia his policy which he ~ rcceiying oAiiy. ne
doubts no Ia the future free Ion o. his native ihnJ No
advises The brotherhood Ia leave ftonf 10 thcr owD
devices aud Eeh schene and psspare Tor speedy ana
practical action Tho order stat,s that dreaming ha~
ranguing and pcmposity will be excluded, that e,ery
dollar Will bn accounted Tor and thai the resaiis wt
soon be fslt by tho irlsis people
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THE SECOND COLD SNAP.
Continuation OF the Frigid Temperature
Yesterday Commeneement Of a Snow
StOrm-Wcather Record Of the City
and COuntry-Skating Resumed
In Splendid style, DC.

Although the Thermometer did not succeed in reaching
the degree OF yesterday, 1t indicated very
marked change from tho springike balmy weather OF
the latter portion Of last week. which more rcsembed
that usually prevalent in May, in the tabled wales Of
sunny Italy than the rude and boterous blasts generally
70 DO expected in this climate and In this Of the
hemisphere. Those who went into the open air, how
ever anticipating that they would not require ovecoats
and shawls speedily convinced that they had COM
mitted blunder almost equal TO that OF the man who
refused to carry umbrella because he crossing
Jersey where he had understood from friend
that never rained He found out that indeed never
ined in that classic neighborhood but It his belief
that IL poured. not superlatively chilling here
yesterday but IL was by Commencing
grow cold at about midnight OF Sunday tho morning
opened four degrees above But tho frost not
we'll kept up and the mercury accordingly marking
high twenty degrees above a, three O'Clock
In tho Afternoon.
SNOW STORM.
About half past ten o'clock last night fine, light snow
commenced to fall and continued up TO the hour at
which went to press, giving overy indication that
there will be good sleIghing this morning.
TIE WEATHER FOR TEN DAYS.
The following table, giving tho state Of the hermomc
at the HERALD Office for the past ten days will prove
interesting indicating the wide that the anos
pheric phenomena has taken during that time:-
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8 K A TIN q .

The "Bal Up Agssn-Rssewea Eathu.
ssssm On the Ice-Grand Csrnfvsi 60
Sylvan Lake, Hoseksn-Ths Drso kiyn
Penas Opes, sc. .t,
The ball 10 up again The earnest prsysA, ~ Sigh.
Inss and bewnchins gsnces Of thoss fair inhsf of
our metropolis Who delight 70 skate the frozen
fsce of the Pask and other Lakes hsvs had tAer ss
upon the asu and naughty ros King. ne RS rssoss1
and again v,siu city. This 10 not err ordinary,
even upon colder Than thai Of bio, no August
bus January majesty, womsn's smile has ossn known 70
have nksa eeecs ns nsa - form In modern yellow.
csv~sl Isssssus asd prensigsA y os smsveas
ssslessy 49, shs ~ 6sai n "vsr sunny sniDss
81 aDsisias sisss~s" sasss hsvs INV fs~sdssss ID
cs; o., - as shss esssss hsvs btss NE Hsssspsiss
Of ssdsssmssss sxsvcissd % HE nklssy. imms.
date shsw vesid have bssa the rehl Whatever we
ne means vssd ne ssosmplshs sss Of NE Desired ssd
sAsss sAssss ere ssrais shss Ysh b ssais fAss
shsA N shs isssA ban psbns Esd p~vsis ere sssss
fros.s, end 'sss ss- rSt sa4ny sd,sosas sss sSae
On skAiss yesterday. -
rnn Para ILrys.
Although issre numbcrs Of skaters frsgusns The VAR
pdvsia posdz both "A this city and Brookiyn, ssi
0Ash ssch has pee altar sdvsn,asrs the Psrs hkss
N.osa them all They Ars nos nsv~ vers 'ssenssd
fov the ve.y opu,srt nor yet vsry smosnfc sass
sishosgh many rsprss~stauves Of each fr~2sscuy vs
!. then. bel e. Vie Dsosss. hoo sa<sss1 V xsas %
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

any Of our city carriers Who oyerchnrsc for The EaAID
Country fubscr.5cra 10 the Nrw YosK tisEip sfsrs-
qu-s,ed 10 reai their Subscriptions. ~h~lever prscn
cable by Post oGice Orders Il 10 the asiesi mode u
transmitting money by mail
Adyerisemrn should bo sent to tbs Once bstors MIA
O click In tho evening
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A WOMAN FROZEN TO DEATH,

a WOMAN FHOZEN To DEATH.
At early hour yesterday morning the police officer
on duty in Forty third street entered miserable looking
shaniy the rocks that street. between FIRST avenue
and the East river and found there the body OF wo-
man. unknown, who il Is supposed, was frozen to
death during the night. The Coroner was notified TO
hold inquest
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hrcIaeas ON the New rork Central Rail
road
Dewth OF an oia Pria,er.

i.olyus, Jan IS isSS
Thoma. J, Lille % and highly respected pfintsr.
aud tor many years treasurer VI no Franklin Type.
graphical Society d.cd This morning
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War With the United States Net De
afrAble.

tFtom Inc rutlb Joufnai ucb DcDNtS, DcC <aI
The facts mado public this correspondence [between
General wcitzel and General Mea and Captain Ciouet
already gwen In the HERaLDl not Of very great i'm
porance by thcmselves but they will appear OF very
grave nature they considered indication Of
tho feeling both sides OF the frontier II In evident
chat General Wetxcl and the troops under his command
cannot be more badly disposed toward the Mexican
pro and the French occupation, and that people
Dcr SIDE by just reciprocity, are at the end OF their
patience. 81 have great difficulty" is tho report Of
Lieutenant La Bcdolliere, Sin restraining and
preventing them from firing upon the American bank.
have given orders not 70 fire in and this order
has been obeyed" VIII officers always have SUM-
cent control Of their to keep them In checkr Dis
cpiine Is powerful doubtless but II IL impossible
sometimes forsec irresistible causes OF really legitimate
fndgnaton and IT. despite the orders and precautions OF
their superiors, serious collision should take place
the frontier would II DO easy TO calculate its
quencess The situation, evidently, Is without peril
and " e Mezcan inargests dlons gre mc, 10 do
nof may require oocupdion If AZ ieds, years
srbdue hSrras the Courier DIS Etdts rns stated an
article which republished Q few days sincc-trha,
should wc d. II ~. had irGy, t> direct toiA ne
.Stpes II 0e American Union, ,hich doub>ss could
wIg, 'h glory 10 ourscipe t IN ,chich Adre sret
70 engage oarseireR
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vast audience to attend the crHay exercises OF
the Methodist Missionary Society There Wa an i'm
menso gathering OF Sunday school obidren and vast
numbers we're unable 10 gain admttg noe.
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Crueity 90 Sen saen.
MARIN. COuRr.
Bcfo~s Judge Gross arn n Jury

bciOw JudKr tfOss niM n jury
Petos Wilson asoaunan board the shp Laprcra noe
this port brought complaint against tho oaptas.
James Ard crson, Cor nsarcaung an during tho yoyzs
Of the ship from Calcutta, India 10 this port. IL ~
pear from the plaintiffs testimony thai no shipped IL
Calcutta sor egbt monih 70 ssy IN tho indsAa
the n.ted Kingdom. 7ie tern. of service u
the majority of The expired shen thu ship sracheA
the bland OF 81 Helena bu the captain would not e<
them to say1 the vessel and s.sced OF thSm an
irons On dinrenl ocrasion%the 2iti Of July and
the sth % Decefnisrth the cap struck plansin IN
most brutal white hr attending 10 the wheel
He cut Wson's head W ,stth heavy rOas cnd,
aud another tine ~ah come harp Instrument Tho
paintn appeared With hu eye severely cut snA
swollen aud showed other mats OF uie III usage 10
winch ~ gibrted Ncrdct 900 ,magce rot plain
un. y A Chedcoy appearc,a Tor pa.nin hesSn-
Beeba Dean azh poaobos for defendant.
ruE cAAg OF cAPTAis PEABODY OF rBE suIr
SHrrrN2.
Eleven suits have bean rgught AGAINST ths ofcsr By
sOamcn aud psssengcrs hoeri that vesscL He
obigcd Ia fufs ia bail 20 the or l1hyo
I Bwcr "a court.
hreIeaeas the New fork CsatSsi 0aii-
road
SfnArvsT, Jsa 10, 1909
The New York express tfaia vest ran OF the sr~ns
rncr 81 tbi. city about O'Clock tbs ersn
ing Three car. on. No psl.on hurt The train VISA
delayed al hour and a hail Cause a braken RAJ
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ELscSfos % a soAnD 90 ptsncross o. THn
con. nxcHAsos-AsrrvsnsA % rnn srSno.
nfsr nissfoxAnr socfErv.
BAruoss Jan 10, fsse
oalis sscunx election b@s today W the Goa
and RDar ksrhsnFr foe Bo~rd n Disr>tnrs rts r~xs
lar tcket, comro~~f escinsvsiy " Usine rsn wrs -
f~~a~f AMI th~ opffiga u,kst MAI ~ frrt,~rn~e
u opross synp~xhl~s st~<s~1 By lars rusf<sr.
fhs nx<vAa1 lsslsas4 go esswsse ~ sft~~s>es ~
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Reports from Juarex via San Francisco.
AAu RaASc1sco Ian LIZ 1894

Tho Mexican Consul has received ofhciai communcs-
ton from Juarez dated chihuahua, December Juarez
appears to be Ia the best spirits and says al the efforts
Of the mperas TO capture the Executive Of the repub
lie will prove frutlesx In due time, he says. the gov
eminent will be transferred 70 smother place.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Proceedings Of Coogrsss-Tne Mssss~@
Questioa--Th~ F~nians-New. sr~m Csa-
trial America the soush Pae the, Msal-
ca. the West Indies, &c.
The Cunard mali steamship csnsds, CspsAa inSaAa
will leave Boston Gu "Wednesday for Livrfpscs
The malls for Europe tlose - sh as,s - sassSsv
past one and ii half past nyc ooics this lisrncnsA
Tue NEW yoxx Naturalization Toe Rufops-sui -
ready al s,oven O'Clock this morning
Il Will contain . report of sho pgocsansses Gee
gr.gs tho oorresponiencr full In rriaina The -
forts of The French government foo The fecosHsa
MAJ ,niIian The closing proceedings of tho FoBlAS Coo
ven,ioo Late and interesting news fron, csairS sass
Tea the South Pacific, Mexico the ws, Inds, 40 40
reports Of all Interesting cveau 81 the past VEGA
Single COPPER IN ~rappsru ready for IaA4lse. at
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p1y.esn. .ss soss1 - at. .ss Ia ss.saaia-s
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o Prise Fight.

Samsa Ksriesa aud Morris Phsiaa w ecnclsslors
this morning for $500, ssns~bess the STATE ~ Pesn.
vivsnia Thsy srs both kBovn o. eight weights, -
thes svoirasposs ranging sSou, hundred ssd thirty
pessAs, ana are ssid 10 be masters Of tbs arr pasIsue
KsrsGAa vi, % shs occasion. maks biz frss spp~ss.
10 the prss rns while hs ovpooess has I'D
s1svsbts pvscuos 10 ths nAse crsis having fs1sbs
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fos psoss.cssd 49,, hsxag bssa osaAse1 - Ms -
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DeehslD0o In oaDvs0e Couvt-C6oobeSo
By Judge Sutherland
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hspcr confirmed ana ordss granted =,
solomon Wooden W Albert yissl Csssidcstss u
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The Recent Capture OF Liberals an Act
OF Treachery-Attack ON nm Imperial
Gunboat Erustrated-Panfc I'm Monte-
rey, Sc.

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NEW ORLEANS, jan IT, 1856.
Brownsville accounts say that the recently surprised
liberals captured through the treachery Of OF
their number. They were en- route 70 Fenerldo with
thirteen wagons.
While party Of Gen. r. Clay era Words men were
embarkng 70 capture gnnbost moored Maismoros
q musket was accidentally discharged, which created
some commotton, and resulted In an exchange Of
vocys from either side. The intended capture thus
frustrated t,
better psr Of the Inhabitants are smigrasng 70 San Luis
Potosi, with their specie and ell their novabisa
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ing from HAfAs \. y, sayas'Iiasise suffered ssvvsl
Year, with throat arce'ou ~ vhch erfgysn especially
having rennres have glesssrw
si,inr relief nave bad 70 ts fs
charge 81 SAbb.ih labor. frss tho o. snDwN'S
BRONCHIAL TROctitS Thsy haze hssa xs.s osss
fort Others 10 whom have rsssnnnsndf iheH hass us<s
them with sdvsnasr osushs Ass eoas tho frhss
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Dssisisns or the General Tera 81 Coust
OF Com mon Pleas.

Moody Cummings va Samuel Milla Judgment n.
verssd and new trial ordered
Robert Cross va the Mayor, &c, Of View York. Re-
pors act ~ lds and new trial ordered.
Aaron Jsooss va y. 4 hofsnss ouF s@rusd
condltionaliy.
Il /. Hail VI A. Brandon. Judgmsnt reversed
Fred L,sns W Andrew Koch judgment reversed
Albert Dang Va A. J. Ysrvey. Judgment rcvesscd
Peter Red Va John Kelly. shsrin 6sNyvmsot g.
9. , ssserushsm va Fernando weo& Aspssi4|e
a ! yes.~u r H wso& r'p0r Of wsyN ssp
sissomo xalssI "a rnssiniAs rIores jaasnsy -
ormed. 49,. = Aaks
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Als LADIES' anf GAicfsns Hp1t arf Nbyrs VI h~~s
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froa,s ~ Madison avenue riiAtosB MONT
BLoohfS0 cLhEUs'' sin request fheagh the stssdsrt
pcrfume Of fashion It's popularity - lsir1
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All Prizes Cssb.a ia Legal fottsriss.-
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