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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14
r;CljEgAa4Ys dc CoMuERC LAL.

Ilhere is g continued stringency in the money
x,er,et, and but little enquiry for securities. =
oorne transactions in Southern Bank Notes, es-s
o.cielly the notes of the banks of this State;
: :h roav be orsoted. St the figures given below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

The regular weekly fight between the Wash
ton and Alexandria boys came of. yesterday
evening, at the Four Mile Run. About two
hundred-white and black-were engaged on
each side, and, during the melee, guns and pis-
tolls were freely used. No Alexandrlans were
seriously injured. The Westinghouse were
defeated, and driven from their position, with
the loss Of their hats and jackets, which had
been deposited in a pile previous to the com
menccment of the battle These Sunday even
lug civilized amusements have become Of such
invarabe occurrence that many take the cars
from Washington and this city to witness the
snort sttF..'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

IL Those indebted to the late DR.. }. PoR,
TER, and those to whom he is indebted, will
please come forward and make settlement at
once CAROLINE &. PORTER,
Miss o. Neale' Boarding House on Fairfax ST.
my 1C--t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

The remains Of John Thomas Arund!e, of the

The remains Of John Thomas Arund!e, of the
4th Virginia Cavalry G. S: A.; whoEwa killed:
as was likewise comrade named Duvis-by
having his skull split open with an axe by some
negro prisoners, at Dumfies, on the 18th Of
February 1864, were inferred yesterday even:
ing at the residence Of his father near Fairfax
Station, on the Orange, and Alexandria Rail,
road The funeral sermon was. preached by
the Rev. Mr.. Porter Of, Fairfax. who, though
quite young man., delivered a beautiful and
efecting panegyric upon the dead soldier, and
his dead cause. The attendance OH the occa-
sion was unusually large numbering between
four and five hundred, among whom were many
members Of the 4th, Of Mosby's and Kinche-
loe's Battalions and some Of the 18th Va Init
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

NOTICE. is to give notice that from
II and after this date I shall not deliver Bread
any longcr-but will continue to bake BREAD
end BISCUITS for family use, which can be
had by calling at my bakery, near the corner OF
King and St. Asaph streets.
nv ST NJ. GERMANN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14
ii 4 & IN T. list.
ICPr or ALENANDRIA-MAY ID.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Columbia Harper, Baltimore to B.
! heat
Schr. Triune. Windsor, corn to T. Perry.
Schr Cruiser Davis, Chcrrystone. sand to
Thomas Smith
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

7R:SE NARKET.-Fish town looks dull this
morning-Shad selling al Sl4al5 per hundred.
rcrring at S5a7 per thousand Otfal fish scarce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14
aEcEWAN's GENUINE SCOTCH ALE

Ifl
This celebrated Ale is used at Delmonico's and
ether first class Restaurants in New 7 ork L,
il confidently recommended to all desiring
renuiuc and very superior Scotch Ale.
= fresh lot just received and for sale by
GEO. e. WHITE,
an 23-4w 50 and 81 Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

rruce'c conc entrated Fertilizer. 80 90 Gg 90 90
Ford Fertilizer q ton Of. 00Olbs55 60 tY co 20
FILLMORE Co.'S. Ammoniatcd Su- ......
Der Phosphate Of Lime, . ton
o. ECO 90 g % "
Baltimore Company's Poudrctt
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
An act supplemental to an act providing
for the assessment or valuation of lands
in this State.

An Act supplemental to an act providing
for the assessment or valuation of lands
in this State.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That the
Assessor of each county in this State shall
complete and certify his assessment rolls,
and deliver the same to the Clerk of the
Probate Court of his county on or before
the first Monday in August, 1866, where the
same shall remain until the first Monday
in September following; and any person
dissatisfied with any assessment, may pro-
coed to have the same corrected under the
provisions of Chapter III, Revised Code.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the
Board of Police of each county shall hold a
meeting at the court house on the first Mon
day in September, 1866, TO hear objections
to the assessment, and to examine and re-
ceive the same; and if said Board shall APP
prove such assessment, the Clerk shall make
three fair copies of the roll as examined and
corrected, one of which he shall transmit to
the Auditor of Public Accounts on or before
the first Monday of October following,
another he shall deliver to the tax collector
ON or before the fifteenth day of October,
and the third he shall retain as a public
record in his Office, and all the provisions of
section VII, Chapter LII, Revised Code,
shall apply to said Assessors, Boards OF Police
and Probate Clerks, where the same do not
conflict with this act.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall be in force from and after Its pas
sage. Is sas
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
NEW TON HIGH SCHOOL.

ITNHIS Institution will be opened the FIRST
MONDAY OF FEBRUARY next, under the
supervision of
REV. JAMES d. WEST, Principal
ID. W. HAMITER
1t is proposed to make this a first class SCHOOL
Those who may desire to prepare their for Col
lege or give them thorough practical education,
respectfully invited to the following considera
tons.
1st Newton Station situated the Southern
Railroad thirty miles west of Meridian, is easy of
access and a very healthy location.
I'd. ID WHamiter, who is an experienced teacher,
and christian gentleman will furnish board and
lodging for boys and young men at his
dence.
Sd. Those who may be interested as to the ability
and qualifications of the Teachers are respectfully
referred to
Rev j n waddel D d Chairman University Miss
Rev II Alexander KosciuskO Miss
Judge RObt. Huntington, Carthage Miss.
Rev S Gladney, Aberdeen a.
DR. j L Watts, Newton -
TERMS.
Primary Department. ..............--.......15 50
Academical Department 3 90
Classics and Higher Branches Mathematics 90
Board and Lodging II W
Payable in specie OF its equivalent at the end of
each month Newton Miss. Jan l9d&wlm
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
EDUCATIONAL
WAN TED.

A teacher competent to instruct classes in Math
ematics. Good wages and q permanent situation
can be had Apply to the undersigned at the Sum.
mervillO Institute
THOMAS S. GATHRIGHT.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
q ACHkRS OAR.

A SOUTHERN LADY competent to teach MI.
sic on the Piano also the French language as well
as all the English branches. and Drawing desires
referehces given as 10 Character and ability. Please
address MRS ESIER SdAW
Jan I9dlA ShuOuta, MISS
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE,,
JACKSON, TENN.

JAChOONr 1ENN.
THIS Institution will be reopened for the recep
i ton of pupils ON MONDAY, Feb. 18th.
1t has been put in charge of Rev. William Shelton
of Brownsville Tenn, who will be assisted by other
competent teachers.
Pupils in the preparatory department will be
thoroughly instructed; and the more advanced
pupils will be prepared to enter the regular college
classes at the opening of the Fall Session
For circular containing terms etc, apply to Rev
w Shelton jan 2sdIm"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

1t founded in ls32-has a Charte from the
State permanent Institution under the direction
of Board of Trustees appointed by the Legislature
and is authorized to confer degrees Diplomas etc.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
SPRING Hill COLLEGES,

yINHIS Jnstitution well know in this and in the
neighboring States. had the good fortune to
scape during the late war, unhurt aud unimpaired in
4 IS efficiency.
The plan Of studies mprises the Commercial and
the Classical
The Commercial course includes the study of tn.
English, French. Spanish and German Languages, OF
Geography and History, of Arithmetic and Book
keeping, of Algebra and Geometry.
The classical course embraces, besides the branches
above mentioned. the Latin ana Greek Languages,
rhetoric Natural and Mental Philosophy. Chemistry,
Astronomy and the higher branches Of Mathematics.
The age of admission Is from nine to fifteen years;
and be admitted unless he knows how
read and write.
The session will open the ST OF DECES
BIER T Rms for the whole session (Which lasts Il
months) including board and tuition washing medical
Fees ard Stauoncry..... .----.----.--.----S2OO 0C
Entrance Fee Observation-Disclosures. 10 o.
These ter.ls payable in z Id its equivalent
For further particulars Apply 10 the President
Spring Hin College near Mobile; A la.
l4d3m. + GAIIFREI.ET. 8. ].
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

,ap, mnsJn
ISENCE Y,
orneys q "a
! counties apS q az q
in High cTs
i. and 'bs e. b
.akebusines'nl
Washington
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
Q ON Nerd


.ennOVal
.ls removed bl
building Cons
be- is prepared d
l. Operation
.rl skilIful Nd
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

PauIding,
/, IinIeissal
,tors Gh,i'ss'
5-courts Of IN
counties o.
/ JaspsraSssns
Wayne. 50 D.,
r the purep,,.s
ms sold for ~.
,PauldiOs h'-d
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

ON MIN
5RICAN LAN
.@ay. New Yg.H
CCuCurdia ii
uisiaua. Hes
.vgotiate loss
% TO stock al
e. asun
.hszF impea5
up auds, ana
Sc 5000 hef''
F for Sale
wiafrdH 2
% aceufAVe
for sale as . D.
ew YogkI b''
scd himl
wmhav''N
in the CAPi'@ II
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
COIlEtrY |

ALSO
.saiers in N autl
esteru Coos tal
it ill
omuerce and sons
0b5Ee. Ala hdl.
Attended to. cer,
e.. zsOPE here
Stat
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t "a 4
ton
AND Al
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III
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)BILE ALA f
90 his friends All n
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Butter, and 1
b his care. AIS Alsn
Merchants bills pres
aU-tautly in n ahst
orleans on c0n 800
8 low. if Rol
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
NJ ORE


Lease Plan1all
Property
wing well knoV
% have had M
.ckson and CsH
wears Hoa Fl
ON. Miss: G.
burg, Miss
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dams. No. 4jl
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IS, ashingtA
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

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AND /
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
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IND GESRp.s.I
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

LGGAN,N
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

ntcps suonF Re naao another a.temp c reach washing
Tor Int rrali Eg' wishing 20 alarm h5 ' ~ he re-
ul1cf e. Wilmington surrounded by Fr1ngrJ o-iE u1
n following lrry w.eu not oas b,tol be rs.-accd u
'srs i0rcU rrd
re1eteI DIS home in due dine Ua flr .g p,y8icsn va
I'D. hl5-@xf re.l.n Do SERIOUS GTarr1ons1n. But De
~ -, time he'd com" and 70 Boz devoted vic who
,.,lt ~ him. ha CXrfc Jed uo iced Of bis imacdai
~ sS, 90, milr.si be raise himself o. biz pills =
r-r ~ a. 20 lgnls5 l5 i- repeating tie Wof Is
r.f-tfS irt, % a., without 3srreg groan. tie
eeneaulv spir Of James humphrey Wa waited into the
presence Of bis Maker . a. ,, -
Toe following resolutions, oficoed - tf DAZZLING we're
man M0Hsy adopted
Is,ir-d That tho House OF Rpres;ni1sgs has I'a "a
sincere OF che deceasc OF the hon ae5 IAu
IIfey toe City OF Bfoosyn. ana member o. tins ous'
Ion tie Third Congressional District oftbo State Oh new
Xurk.
Rs5lrss That ts sympalhies Of this House be and are
he EOS rendered % lc widow. fmly and rcstYcS o. tu7 &c
ceased iu our mutual afi oti0n and Dereayemerf
P5rcd HAT ne Clerk OF tho House be instructed 20 com
munieaie COPY resolutions 10 the family OF inc ue
ceased. .t r -
Ro'vs6 That appropriate expression OF respect lgr
the memory Of the deceased the members ofthe House w
woar the usual badge Of mourning COR 30 days. a.
Hfo8d That TO Clck &c directed 10 transmit 10 inc ceh
ate COPY OF t.cse resolutions -,
The House then, rs o further mark OF respect 81
i1ur. FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
POLITICAL

Prgssv6yAmA. Col John W FIrncy has taken
Che stamp n Pennsylvania the senate The canvass be-
gins bow A. che coming election wilt return the members OF
TIC Legislature vLi,h choose successor 20 Mr. Cowan
The candidates mantoard are Andrew Curip the present
Governor SIMON Cameron. Gllusha a. Grow. fhoma" WI
Hams william u Kelley Martin Mc&icAael aud John W.
Iamcy Col TOrney made speech IN Lebanon Pa on
TluNday IN which BE- defacd his position IN the following
torns
h17r you viii perceive spoken frankly asd plainly
Indeed nV experience NJ the hiuHt capital during TIC
Rebellion as Taught value Of Il isu and more than
all e utof Worhlrssuc OF what popularity called Con
scrra'sm llve The Rebellion 80 49, bes. fnd IN its
worst phases inerv is when was ready TO as
tie adoption OF the most giving measuicn Ihere
4oucary ycars aao-wnen looked - cntro2n
sucegey when be ai BE- bad renc.aniy zen the senate
end that be was i.i''.ti hsloaa % ,.
bo H., bc'sf has brco-re ar unat, alc conviction
That tle spirit born f human slavery v'l REQUIRE
bong CO., cts estr1sor 10 that every nrone OF pirdon
ane sg,f eoneetoa Of principle - m m '.ooG 0y ne
very od' of slnrii'7 d. me hour Wu ne va lios,l u oi
give everything but his duty 90 hs courrg. was
I,sso, ort ~ r,giiao Gle same savage
s'iucis 20 uien>iy the warming Niih tins Wow nave be,
ls I'm alone rc1orsis prepared tbs consequences
tluk OF candidates for representative positions should be
ave ,iaiy voted all the aG 20! measures anc believe
their actions w be Supported ad suse eel m The ballot box
Siatos srua,o the close OF The term WI expire on che An
rch 1851 1t proper thlt my opinions should be known
caiI uuoa OK licitll define hs position. nm vain
s o. % a believe tat qu,il discharge Che duties
from Peas tania and hove zen cons ined by
orln 1 and oicil relations 20 mlnfle 20 most Of the
rvrne Of nc National clpt tom te petiod rhel
james ilcn3n attemvted tomass 7Isa slave STATE down
r present hour Whether lage been ahiu TO principle
y opposition o. teach Fry ag iu nes party 81 in
pc..clt md uHshnFen n-rgousm tO the ieDcion Whch
sucssrd.d fbut have sca1ns'y main
tanned good night ts dark complications f'c'hy df
tc1lci Ion The people wt niye 9 matter "a charge 70
decide
Orr9ov s. S. Markham Of Albany dty1.sas
Le pinl and purposcs Of toasOaa.s organization maia
irsd icrng th9 wirhy - Linn C1uatg Democra' These
ner nominated o. their number - u Helm. ~ cind
date Or e., Legislature whom II. Markham nc
cutoa o. OBJ, aisc, frellon -Tte ctfaos1 T'tin7s ac
eoas o.. OIL, feceet Duoasc gains In Oregon coming
r-'1 t., "ls.i- emigration fom his3ur lGd Illinois
A. , .,, elactoa toe whole 7ois cist ~o 3op or'Eoo
uas i,err Democratic l01 10 1910 tls vote ras Repb
ucaa lrl. nocslls Go-i Hrecunrdsc Go25 total Demo
cratic vote sI7. A. ,tsi',t reudeasi election tae f'
p4j'.,rs carried it as f.'ra.
.-...-. faf' Msc.r. sa.-..-...... 8t'i
Hfrl1Igln urIDti-v i,wl
Tho T,- s,. vote v,s reinforced by tls Douglas Dcno
r-a The vote casi a the recon. elton 800 g,iter
uaa ia tae 90 oiisi iad llr Republican gosr er'a'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

A CHILD ABANDONED BY ITS MoTHRR-ARREsT
OF THE PARENT AND A CONFERENCE.-The CHILD MYsTEn
oUsLY DIsAPPRARs-Shory before O'Clock Sunday
ing Officer Bnnon ofhe Nineteenth Precinct yourg
women the Of Forty nnths and FithaVe acting
in rather suspicious After watching them short
time officer them leave bundle the walk opposite
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum under the shadow OF the
well As they LETT the officer from his hiding
place. and examined the bundle IL fonnd 10 contain
living male child about five months old Leaving the bundle
with living contents upon the walk the officer az hgr
red the women and at the distance OF several blocks
overlook and arrested them They protested they knew
nothing Whatever OF the babe but in spite Of their protesa
lions taken the station house.
Burns, who charge questioned the women
who gave the Of Ellen Miller and Elizabeth McCoane
They protested vehementy first that they knew noog
whatever of the babe but Een finally confessed that 1t be
onged her, she having seduced By young man o. her
acquaintance She had been abandon the child because
abe could not support properly and supposed tnat some one
might lind 1t who would adopt and care for IT,
At the conclusion Of this statement o accused were oSkea
mp the night and the officer was dispatched LOT The e
on reaching the spot where he had m the babe he was sur
prised find and the most dlgent search
then and since has failed 10 ma any Trace OF tne missing
child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

C0SsEl RATION or Holy SCROLL.
A cael -y took place yesterday afternoon, l ID,
Synagogue q. 'As Congregation Adera.A H.. in Twenty
a..H..,. re.s Lza- 1a"7o, v-'el now iA''g occurs
among org Wish .eiov.tileai I, ua, tlo coats.e4-
zion o. r-t 'ssg-,r Tacrf' "scgol o. 81, Lew
These scrolls Of lc law o. which every synagogue possesses
sevcra. cor' copies o. Ac Pelil.euch written ploh
mclt exact oorli,is.t7 If We nay call diem, Of the ore
written iy Eza t-e Scribe some 300 years ago ald IKE
ancient manuscripts, -.l arourt ,wo wooden rollers Ua.
ie a'ha- lngsCs eysry letter IS peculiarly shaiel aai
hc wosk has be- done h pea and inA care.
il bat erl.Irc allowed several months are required
tu ta..r 1.e o. t.oc scrolls
1le cogsccraied yesterday was especially written ror
fio congregation all Lle cAccP. tLn 90 word AID the s
w0rls tle Holy Nr,. To write re . 'itrrs orr 1.hcr
ra o.l- traced o.tucs reserved for the members
OF the congregation r s written ia te IamGd the great
Jewish tradition tI4t 4e who gives holy SCROLL or even
write. letter Boz shall be- fclca,gei ia Dis descendants
Urf. l 4.
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REEn.

CARPENrnR-os Saturday, Jane 20 phomos g. CaP-tef q
New Y Dchclie. sesd CO
The reiye and e,ia fy ssis % sstesd Che n>rs
from the Pesbyan ChurcA, New locsshe on "ednesdss al
1c o'clock a.
DrMILLEOn Saturday evening g. Hnc, Adcse wis o.
Rev j. H. Hobart De 5 Of hot Lavea A. " aud yoUEst
daughter Of the sts John 5. smtl. n this city
family attend hcF I1nersl ss the
residence OF he her, No 90 WIT hileeLt on fssdsy
Juue26 a. So'olock D. without fytier limitation.
FONERDEE- On Tsur.dgy Jure b. % p1rlgss, M Ius ~
Fore Aoi al Baltimore Nd ana
daoerfe, oltno lie Henry Spinio y Dis city. .
ald ie is nd .i.0 chose OF her w Col NJ ~
lie e5ci 70 attend he ugo rom lf iits re
do7ec 40 II No Fincclfst on fond-y the l5il iat -
o'cI,c hcTe asins Wa DO IN osd in the aaiy sasa
-. Msrk- Churol.
Bal imoo and Cincinnati plIes please copy
KELJO00-M EHzibe,h j. Sundsy June * Miss Sod
bouisc Kellogg, ogcl - yesrf. ,--...
Fune- be ruealsy at ock tbs flniy re-
No. ~ Broac, Elizabeth. b. j. 10 hie,ds aus uo
othe family. invited 20 seaa without firthr no,lsf
LAGHr-O Saturday mcaias. june g. T. wsis tset wder
Of Henry ag esq end sole sorysns chic Of the ton 'on'
Watts. deCessrd- aged o. yeEs
PERLFY-Ou Saturday evening Jnn 90 Ch.e Pery j., asee
years 20 months saJ days
The sves tie fairly the aember q putnaD
Iod a. A. respect ingied q ltrnd gre sreraiifom
e8Hce Of tneT no 81 secondave, on Tusaasy 'ss
26th inst, at o'cock
ROBINSON Sunday Jrne a. Ds'd Robe IN The Tt year o.
I laseTal vii take place from Methodist Church.
Tuesday, tic 2eth inst. a. oooef p
ROBINSON At Rossyie Staten ssnlNY o. Saturday lone "a
Robinson, aged n year. 0uha ald lt days HsVo I"
The re alive. snd eads attend The uaeIai a. th.
Baptist Charoh Jersey City j. On TUESDAY Jsa'E"e ~
l0l o'clock
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= rnrs oro,n Bsr. Dr.. waller.

-.l- I.ef.. .nflra 't- public 'hli ance ti' ias.
President Actor % tho Boird of Police Comm 'sioo
-s nsr.o- d. .y lr tae case OF illegal arrest IN the
Ti.ts vat De- oes- pcE.t Justice hinsfs lof tas Tenth
r,ri has cancelled ,,af.i,aas. my bond a. 500 % Keep
.orcq.e ,r having t1rsl-1 .a mass da-s 11i inc'ei
a a1tr .ail "dgc.s harls besl c 1.yt have worn b.
Sew York al. .orel. tac Cog yeaEs and sad crowd
-..ac 9,,s ssos1 O., D. tuo 71seuelono sveaFi1g 10
.cr o vclrs aai t-s c.le- % ten OF httea peraons
T., r.. me- ,ta- O. -, we're bro tLr,e persons within n
t-n forr directions Iva iocxeI lr-fo- go al
t.tl8--. b--s ,. s ..l esd Sea .ocAot mp sog want
.raI vfca Jasol Ieryr perfect stranger gave bail FOR
m Tho f. arrest vas Tuesday cue csh oal us ls, On
Oh. 5,.-r.l- al,wios in. yer. respectfully yours
Mssy i WArzlr b. d.
sHa.s. T. e. J.ae 90 1851
O..e pspcgs g.sls3 81. ly
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FEELD SPORTS.

EASE BALl-rHE COETESTS oF rHg WEEK.
Jun. 2sAcve &c. Fxcs.oE lr NJ Central PAX at y
l.Atsu- ii ca P7 rina w. second Ane o. bed9td at
q.
D.
Junr 21-Emprs Ec'.ce le lsec' hsd O ? a r. ~
.srne called At u O'Clock.
Jrle 1lNe- o.k Pos Oa.:s v Brooky7 PossOhae on tie
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