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NOTICE.

TNItEassessmen of the taxable inhabitants
of the County Of Crawford. for the year
1864. having been filed in my Office. the same.
will be adjusted by the County Court of said
County, at an adjourned term of said Court,
to be held at The Court House in said County
on the fourth Monday being the 25tlr day Of
June next. Therefore all persons feeling them
selves aggrievcd by said assessment are here
by notified to appear before said court at the
time and place aforesaid, when their objections
or exceptions to said assessment will be heard,
Many persons are, assessed by the old> as
sessment of 1862. and if such can show good
cause the same will be corrected, if errone-.
Gus. .r '..f .- t...
BY order of the County Court
JED. A. SCOTT. Clerk
VAN BVnES, April 2s, 1866. IT.
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Grand Jurors.

The following is a list of the Grand jury
serving before the U. 5. Court now IN session :
SAM. G. HAyLEY, Foreman, Crawford Co.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

Quite a 1luttcr has been created in Mobile
in consequence of an order from Washington
for the arrest of a prominent official in the
Treasury Agents Department Of that city.
The books and papers under his care have
been seized upon, and il is thought that scvc-
raj other prominent individuals will have to
escape to avoid arrest. 1t is said that frauds
on the Government amounting to one mill
ion dollars have been committed at that place.
No names areas yet divulged.
The remains of Maj. Thos. r. Clay, of Ken
lucky. who died in Atlanta, Ga. in 1864, were
dsinterred and forwarded to Kentucky. Mai.
Clay was a distinguished officer of the Cop
federacy, son of Col. Henry Clay, of Mexi-
can fame, and grandson Of the statesman
Henry Clay. His remains are to be renterred
beside those of his father at Frankfort.
Late rains have badly injured the cotton
crop in Texas. Re-planting is going on in
many places.
The Colorado bill was submitted to the
President on the 4th. 1t is claimed in some
quarters that he will veto II, on the general
principles maintained in his policy Of resto-
ration, that Congress permits twenty or thirty
thousand of people to be admitted into the
Union as State. and yet deprives hundreds
Df thousands Of a similar privilege in the
southern states.
A tragic affair occurred in open court, al
Helena. Ark. VIM. Hanly was before the
Court for horse-stealing, and his wife was or
the stand as witness, testifying to his hay
ing stolen seven horses. when he drew re-
volver and shot her, the ball entering hel
head.
Us" Bills Of the American Bank, IIallow
ell, Me-, are now worth four cents per pound
The officers of the Merchants Nationa
Bank at Washington attribute the failure tc
the large amounts loaned to Blayne d Co.
stock kbrokerS at Baltimore who have sus
pended.
EX-Admiral Raphael Scmmcs now has
clear field as candidate for the Probate Judge
ship in Mobile, Ala. his only opponent, Mr.
Bond, having withdrawn from the canvass
The office named. we learn. Is worth ten thou
sand dollars year.
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Mrs. Davis Meets her Husband.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va. Nav


Mrs. jeff Davis was permitted to have an in
tervieW with her husband in the presence Of
one of the officers of the garrison. at $50 yes
terday morning. All her baggage was moved
inside the Fort last evening. Since her arri-
val she has made her home at the residence of
DR.. Cooper. Post-Surgeon. Mrs. Davis is con-
stantly receiving letters of advice and inqui-
ry from all parts of the country. She has Sc
cured the services of Messrs Charles O'COn-
nor and Geo. Shea, in whose hands the case of
her husband rests.
A Washington dispatch of the 22d ult., to
the New York World. says:
Mr.. Rogers, of New jersey. one Ofthe mem
bers of the House Committee on Judiciary.
who was not present when DIR. James B. Mer-
rtt and not Meredith. as published. was eX-
amined. called him before the official reporter
and went through most thorough crOss-cX-
animation of this gentleman. 1t is said that
the ecrOss-eXamination showed that his princi-
pal evidence was void of truth. and that he
really knew nothing connecting any person
with any transaction not recognized by the
usages of war; that his attempt to connect
Davis. Clay, Sanders and Others. with the as
sassination of Lincoln was pure fabrication
as he admitted OIL his cross-cXamination that
he saw or knew 10 act or thing connecting
the above named persons with it. One very
remarkable fact was elected in his eXamina-
ton, wherein he admitted that the Secretary
of War. Edwin NJ. Stanton. had paid him be-
tween five and six thousand dollars for his
services as a witness before the Military
Commission which tried the conspirators.
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FORTRESS MONROE. Va.

Mrs. j. r. KYLE Fayetteville, NC:
My DEAR MADAM-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge yours of the 18th inst, inclosing a
check to be forwarded to Mrs. Davis as a pres
ent from the ladies ofFayetteville. Sadly re-
membering how your homes were desolated
during the war, | could not have expected
you, in the miGst of ruin to have been mind
FIJI Of those at distance. Nothing could add
to my admiration for the heroic denial and
Christian virtues of my country women, for
the measure was full to Overfowing: nor
could anything increase the gratitude with
which will ever recur to their confidence
and sympathy. 1t only remains to assure you
and the ladies whom YOU represent, that am
most gratefully and respectfully your obedi-
cnt servant.
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Comics Of the diary u NJ. Dean, Secretary OF the
Atlantic Cable Expedition. we're shortly after tho arrival o
to cret Easprn 10 He1's Content handed to NJ Maekay
snepdept Of tic Newfoundland ae FOR Transmission 70
che New York Associated Press. Mr MIckay entrusted them
70 Can't Bruce OF Her MAJ, sys ship Niger for delivery TO
agent Of the Associated Press at Haax 20 "1-o1 i'
she was bound and whence thcy be ;orwaEted ty the
quickest conveyance this city Tie Niger arrived at ha
fax on Friday morning wien, instead Of fi'tng bis "oF'
Capt; Bruce TUNED the copies over 20 the BRUSH ai ~
peTusal. $500, 49,,
The Halifax agent Of tie press toeerap 1ndeI CATE o. Use
81 inst This afternoon sent for the copies OF ne cary
but they he Admiral aud his s1bordnaie) e1en'y 'nA
them their property Enclosed telegram from Mr. Aaetay
ard rom the General Sren Of the Press at NeWfork 70 usA
brse their isis but lot Yet succeeded n obtaining
what is unqueston by The property o. Tie press IL Is 20"
Ia for the mall and the diary II obtained Cannot De iof
waYded urt re1t Wednesday Tie bad fath shown ny ',e
oers is b another proof Of The value Of British pro-
,essous where an Dtercst g AZ stake
Ara AZ oclsck noon.-The Nova Scotia telegraph ne
10 ho ,n th forenoon between Sackvllle and Port Hood
but has row resuDed operations
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TIKI ORA VIA.

The fever called Dizziness, if not entirely in the
theatrical world lea st passing Autumn approaches
Provincial sdeTs begn To fold their tents like the Arabs
and as silently steal away SiyOr Cbarin has led forth
other pistges the Royal Spanish Circus and agile scrobss
no longer prsuce upon tina tented field al BsectsTbs
present is the last week VI the Woe Sisters They will sp
pear evening, aud also at Matinee Wednesday.
'CinIersls" tho burlessue OF " Metsnors.' by John
Broszhan TOO Much TOR God Nature viii be acted On
Thursdsy night Mr. g. A Baker the stage manager will have
Benst which hsrd merit reward beTchly deserves
Mia. Mary Provost lnd other volunteer players will appe
on that occasion Neat week Woods Theserwil he closed
prs,srsory 70 he sessoa OF, German drama month
Mssause tie New BTer Ttssier has been opened for the
Fail season bv Mr. Ling ,rd wbs a,suredy loses nOtimeIhe
Od owery TOO has taken Tor one week BY he Ncoo
Troupe, which appears there tonight and VII perform
each sTs3iog thereafter TIL SATURDAY g'i2g also mstoee
On thst dsr-Afsrs NJ the Ma,eum remain unchanged
jack sud Gu' amusss slnwho IT, and the multitude
,inus to throng Mr.. ia nuns hsls-M the Olympic
tbs Ice wrch" commences its third week this evening
The attributed Mr. Blackstone; bui. in fact
Nj. BgckstOnes original work has been changed and
scrcG that be pecs pTc,ntd Is substantially aeew
pey. Tbs, good which bids give The devil ais
"Pocahoor" wall be doos this week at TIE wisis-
GsrIss together with JeDay Lnl Next week We are
"ODonls..s Mission. Nj Brouyha'rs engagement here
ruas On TIA "a. ead,Of Stamus OBr.ea Il doing
stcss.myi, well ~ Wslacks We hWc described in pre-
article, NJ II. Davenport IS Shortly 70 sp,en ia it,
,skips Mr. floyds psrtse latter gsnsnsn wisely choo.ng
20 rest bee,,.s OF hsaltbMr W Tavoaftisneg o,tng
with Feestcr with view TO proars.oxal tour NJ
the Uiilei states. leIt sesroD, Jy tat am
nsn se.or pro,Psc, or stars sufficiently good; but
the star system not sblessus to the stcge Whether
W. m have good stock ioDpauc, remains 10 De seen That
the probation ,sdlg need recruiting IL clear beysnd doubt
Patience beginning Of tbe oil routine stars.
suyporied roo ssnce' By young who have
The mann.rs Of rs. and yo1ng chief
knowledge al their profession is obains by osfng
corners land Dobbng in bsrrooms. Az this be
changed the future the American stage is 10 keep pace
sllL us s.I aas SsG.I s1i'alga~s We ysls hat u d.
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usrd~r in Newark.

About one o'clock on Saturday morning homicide
Was committed in Newark under tie following circumstances
man named Alfred Poole auilisy known as Blzz who
was paner with Charles Hopper In the hack business in
Newark was the Marketstr depot waiting bis
Tor the mdp ght this city In company with
Raroal.ave cfed for "a dish of elaine Ira Mum tho
hotel asked Poole he had the where
with his meal Poole espOr ded by producing
OF about 500 The dish called for placed
upon table when Mum insisted immediate payment
Poole made angry by this demand r payment before The food
from the table and with his friends started 10
Poole he reached che door remarked that
should ystronize house where hc received such treat
ment Mnnn plunged sckSuife into Pooes left
side almost the heart Poole Carried out
Immediately by his companions who were in the act Of
cnveying him 70 a doctors Office when he fell the
corner Of Ferry-st. and Iailroudiwe from erhaus
ion excessive hemoJf hnge. The atten
oc having been called tb he
ceeded ote and secured Mum. alter meeting with
resistance he being obliged 10 break the door,
where be found the be in quest OF lying The floor
table tho dining Poole was then taken by
other officers back the hotel where meda attendance
procured while the accused conveyed TO the station
house Poole erred ~ in the forenoon The instrument
secured by the cor panioDs VI the deceased Immediately after
the occurrence Dodd having applied timuant far
the diving that he able 10
tho DOCTORS inerrogatory in the brief sentence.
sbbed by Ira Num-. The deceased leaves father.
mother and sister esidng in Knueyst about :! years
Of age. and unmarried
The Coroner cae. Jury s4 o'clock Sst d0y afternoon
which the bo ly and testimony taken when
the quest was adjotr
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Van runts yesterday contained seventeen patients ana one
dead body. OILERS were brought in subsequently.
sAru-DAl Rtgo-r.
The following deaths Officially reported on Sa'u.'y'
Michael Hgehe nced I' 30 ID MIN .'. died morning o.
the 3D. $3.50, ,o.,,
inst. - w..
Mary G. McSamari. aged % Van Dytesi.' near van
Brunt.st., died 9 % Sd inst 80,
James Gibbs aged 30 Smh-si Church-ss' died ID
inst 80 49,.
died o. ~ 20 inst -. !, m
John Flowers No Gariballirow North firsstp E' d.
died 600 o. IN. "a inst. -,
Edward Bowen aged years Hicks, near LalueeFst Died
D. ". 80 inst. -. ,o,.-
TIE TRUAST HOME.
The disease AZ the Tr1ant Home IS not bad as heretofore
represented There were only three on saturday,
Wooden bindings WERE however erected in the vicinity y
direction Mayor Booth for the accommodation 81 me emu
rem during the prevalence of the disease.
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--latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIy ED......."..SuspAy,A AVS
St..m,ip F.nbssn A,-rndsr Savannah W hours with ndsa
aud pass. TO Liyins.sa. For Co
Steamship tbem,. Bourne Richmond ioi Norfolk, with po.e-
aud pass. 10 Iiylnss,a, For & Go. 80
snd 26 10 =. Mscjoaai Co Had Dab EItn.ces
esyv westerly gala, satire pssose. July IS lat 50 ~ o =
nsgeds Brsnsn bstk shsvins whe tig with no 70 ~ "e
2ish. ship Msrmioa bound ". ,.,.,,.
stean,hip Hsvss mo5s via Cbioson 10 dys S.h
az long - - s:hr Clara Of Phliisph fro" "''",
bound y. 10 DAYS OF.
stesmbip Emi, q soai,r L,,kxoou cAs',ou 81 hest WIN
mdse snf pass to LisiGssou. For & Go.
T. :. sssmer Aschu,nsy Morgan. Washington. " - .Vb''
steamship DisboIa SAVANNA 20 hocr with md's 90 I'
20 Murray Ferris 1 CO. .. ~, ,.L
nd.s tOwtnt Aspinwsu Jay ~ -' - "
org steamship M-,i bo1ni eh. tat ~ 81 orS So na's
Fannie GEL beu,i ~ Aug sship sgp2osst 60 be The rs'ss
tom Londonderry Philadelphia Sh steamship Bsons bo'df
BARI Chs-. Bsw-f r. ouahsm, noadoa, bound for Boon .
BARK Ann is,s (tismb Jaaseo baibugh - DAYS Nv"
nd,s and $50 psn - auassre.& Co , ,.,.
Bk RO.sl.- tsrl Grs, Cai,i BO'ir 10 days wa te' 20
Habeck Hals-y .,...,.
schr vfsna Cave C.ai.;o, |, d,ys with ard 's''s
sclr Tweed tof N-u A. P G,daee Ca, Island day. w
10 r. h. Hnchia.,, Nh inst, is - 30 long 90 "''" JAIN
Nsw-hork non - Jss1. ir raii,te pis - ,,,.,a &, -.
Johns, N. b. Moves no rfshe'' '"N''
with hides, L.. @ rhomis 0snh,n.
SPOKEN
iuv % ht % u Our - @ schr Chrs oi rh'c'p"t ne
MEXICO bonsi \ 10 lay, OF. -. e :, H., s
Aug It, u 20 GA. l,c bark Se~for. rom ~ ''s' "i
Philadelphia. M, n -
i'll, ~ ~, 50 q l,n. IB steamship Meta bound T.
nj, Ia loor 81 barb Fame tbrh bound ,.
A .le. BelO1s bound
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The Uniud s,.,es Emigraat Aid Company.

CONcORp. y. L.. Saturday. Aug 4. ists,
The United States EmCrant Aid Company net ~ this
city for organization TODAY The coTpOHtors arc Edmund
Burke Dawn Cross George ". Bddles, Charles W.
johnson of New Hampshire, and George B. Loring and
Daniel Neednam Of Massachusetts The company was
chartered AZ the last session the Legislature with
road and comprehensive charter and very large author
zed capital Its the intention OF this company 10 estao
sh agenciesin all large Amercan cities and on the cont
nent Of Europe. Mr. Edmund Burke was elected Chair
man. the Hon. Dsv Cross Secretary, aud Daniel Need
ham Edmund Burke and David Cross a Cosnmittee OF
Organization. Llnie Needbam appointed Cores
pOD4ing SecIhtaTy, with headquarters at Boston This
Company has full powers TO buy and sell lands furnish
outfits for emirants, and la do general business IN
connection herewith and will proceed 10 business imme-
diAtply.
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PACIFIC COAST.
COURT BEcIsIOX-BxPORTs- MARKETS. AND MINING
PROSPECTS.

PROSPECTS
SAN FRaNCsCo Friday Aug. 3 ls66
The State Supreme Court mas decided the Of Hsrz
against the City of San Francisco in favor Of the city
which settles the last six City slip suits pending in the
courts The points of the decision are that money must
come lawfully into the treasury and the city must draw IL
lawfully.
decrease OF $500 those OF the corresponding
month last year during which the exports Of treasure
were q O00O0O greater The elearances during the hrs
seven months OF the present year we're 30 more Than
during the same period last year.
The tobacco market shows more tone since the passage
Of the new Tariff act sales, 100000 Conchs and Regina
cigars at 500 800 per thousand.
idaho dates Of July Il report that tho political contest
was waxing warm both sides throwing dust proflse'g
Mining prospects are reported bright 49,
Mining shares impfored Ch0lar, $is2: Belchef $l61
S)phir S27e; savage, sl,O67; yellow jacket, ts7
Legal Tenders, 72 California state Telegraph shares
General markets are dull Leading brands Of Flour 10
good dems9d for export: Bakers Extra So IS per Dbl.
sales 20 sacks choice Milling Wheat at ~ ~ per 100
H. Al an auction sale OF Tobacco Natural Leaf, Rose
brand, brought A,e sad Queen Smoking Tobacco. lic.
DEspERATE FIGHT WITH TIE ryDiASs.-THssE 80, DIERs
xuLED-IyDIAS LOSS CNSSOwS-HlRINE CASUALTY.
telegram from Lo, Angeles says special messenger
has Just arrived With dispatches from james H. Harden
burg commanding OF Camp Cady, which state that be
had had desperate night with the iDdsns on the 9th
nlt in which three men Of his command we're killed and
ono wounded. Thir'y-Sx indians engaged in the
eight Their loss was unknown. The number Of soldiers
Is not stated.
Arrived bark Msrays, Pascor from Liverpool.
The steamer Golden City arrived to-day with
astes OF July H.
The steamer Golden Age, hence for Panama, Juy l9th
oroke her shaft and pnt ino Acapulco under ono wheel
The steamer Constitution which sailed on july 80 vii
fske her mail, passengers and treasure. The Golden Age
" return here under cOatoy Of the steamer SACRAMENTO
Advices from HOo0lulu to July report the arrival AT
that place Of tie captain aud passenger, saved ID
Aeng-bost, from the snip Hornet.
Mining shares tend upward; G0uld ~ Curry. ti'b;
savage, 5000 Ophr, sg'5 Haie n Ncrcr'ss, go
chOllar $lSl; yellow jacket, 500
l.fcal. landau 4
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ROBBED his EHrLOYgg.-On tho night Of the st
inst stable of Mr. !. Il Hoover reslln. 1t wash
iogton Highs tl,i street robbed o. vnrioGs
articles amounting the 1ggr"giis % $50. Capt Scot.
of the .Uth Pretnci 80, nofihei Of the occurrence.
and be- detailed officer lerufy 20 Investigate che nat.
tor. I'm MAKING ~ inYtsIgtOn, fhe 0m'sf discovered
that the door nst Dssa brOken Rom le inside ild tls.
with other ssplciols crcnmsance led the ofcer 10
believe that the hiet other tlah hs Waterman,
William Brown. tie accordingly arrested. and After
being confined in cell for few hours confessed
thief. and added that he had disposed -
the property fremont Wesichester County
where subsequently recovered IL subsequently rans
pred William was love with smart looking
grl vicinity Of employers residence snd he hsd sold
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NAVY GAZETTE.

APPOINTMENTS REVOKED
July 2i.-Mate II. q. ThOrbum OF the Receiving
ship Vermont.
July 25.-Msts Jacob Kemp otthe steamer Bieaviis.
RESIGNED.
Jay = Surge ". II. hiNklDsi Second Assistant En-
gneer Henry A. Smith.
DETACHED.
July 2e-Aoting Assistant surgeon Alexander Mackenzie
from duty a tho Naval Hospital Pensacola klorls aud
granted leave nj absence.
PLACED on THE ACTIVE LIST
july - -Leut Commander Richard L. Law oomn,niing
the RecsyDg ship New. Hampshire from July i6 1919.
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THE ATLANTIC rRLEGRAPy.
Correspondence Between rIr. c. w ti''' "'''
Admiral 1E.lac.

UrtI'.CosrlN.. Tlri-la AIF' = ~
Yesterday afternoon sent ,he following ice5''--'
III CIR Ally aytrr MILNE las.troisy. Lo7d!r ,, ,,.-
shoald be very clad Won would alloy he s eabe across
,.,It =, :, rrarce Ucroceis ~ zen shl.f 70 ,y
ro he spr oopr work LAT Wy desioaS !" As''
them with ne
Please aIswerby cable.
Kind regards u Lady Alice. f.,urs W TrErp
This rreruirr.be following ansv'g was received ,sce
CGkts W - of the Terrible aforCine assistance
ar,oDfapye no Midway ~ ay ne s.; lawrence O@Dc
The Admiralty e'ei''oN' 'O' Sir A. MINE, Admiral.
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MEXICO.

THE MBEsns ATTACK ACAFULC0--TEEY AHE RE-
PULSED AND PURSUED.
SAN FRAyCsCO Saturday hue. 4, 1906
The Imperial Consul OF Mexico aere has been oihfiay
informed hat the Liberals assaulted TIE fortified garrison
OF Acapulco at the tlr line Of defense tho morug OF
July ~! bat repulsed and pursued some distance
leaving The dead body Of Their commander IL the harcs Of
The lmpeIlaisis.
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CANA I'D q.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

INPOKTANT ThULLhDINdb u FAHLIA MfNI'
OTTAWA. {. w. Aucust+ $50
The local constitutions the subjects Ot acnonors
debate today which ros1lel finally in their passage
through Committee Of the Whole without any important
alteration. Several amendments were offered by the
Libcrl party such TO make the Upper House OF Lower
Canada eeciye but all defeated by large majoriios
Mr.. (es anansia scheme, providing io the issue VI h'e
millions OF legal tender notes, was also discussed to-day
Dat definite 0ctOn has yet been taken upon IL Tie
proposition viii probably become law, however.
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Hrilish NSIunlbin.

SAN FKAscsco Saturday. Aug. 4. issG.
Meteorological Of yesterday says OIL uniting thc
colonies of Vancouverss Island aud British Columbia
has been introduced into the Imperial Parliament which
allows tho ulk ned Parliament % members.
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ys,i..., c.-rssr, a. a.,ie,.m.

ALBASy. saturday. Ang. !. .1f
The Governor bas appointed j. r. Sn6dgrass Of New
York and Gen. John H. Van Petten az Fairfield Hsr<ner
county Commissioners, iOset IN conjunction with similar
representsves of other States relative 70 the establish
spent of National soldiers Cemetery at Antistam
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Australia.

san FRANCISCO. Friday. Aug. > lstL
The bark Kate brings dates from Sydney 10 May ~ and
Melbourne 10 May 81. California Aonr quoted at
sydney at l0s per tun and wheat az 3D. per bushel
Califonia loar az MeIhOume ~ Go per tnn.
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the Miller Farm Pipe Company was

The engine house u the Miller Farm flpe Company was
tom doVn 10 preVcnt the spread Of the flames ,
The entire loss OF property viii exceed sS2vo "a ne
rfee F,n the loss is about So 10 Inc loss on the
Srrler PrItt tract Rocker Farm VIII amount to oyer
Sfl0 and on the remainder o. The Eookef Yarn Tie loss
VIII exceed $1,000
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DROWNED WHILE BArHSG.-On Saturlay. Ferdi-
nand StegnxH ofoniad Stegman aged eii years was
drowned while bshi,g at the foot u seventy irss Fut
River. His body not recovered liberal reward fir
the recovery OF bis body viii paid by , her Conrad Stvg
man, corner OF Siyty.nith-s' i4l lhrliyc
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DEMINGroNs


~N jFIRE ARMS.
Af2& SOLD By Gun DEALERS
A AND THE TRADE GENERALLY
PRICES REDUCED lsr JULY. -.
TPN ARD OF 100000 FURNISHED THE [. :. GO'EhN3ENu
SINCE 1851
ARMY REVOLVER, itln0 in. Caiber.
NAVY REVOLVER. $500 in. Caiber
BELT REVOLVER tSelf Cocking. Navy CALDER
BELT REVOLVER Navy Sire Caliber
POLICE REt OLNER Navy size Cshoer.
NEW POCKET REVOLVER with Loading Leysr)
POCKET REVOLVER tScitcockinr)
REPEATING PISTOL fElos p. No. . Carthage
REPEATING PISTOL tEnot pt). No. % CaTiriege
VEST POCkEr PISTOL. No. 20 20 and % Cartridge
Gun CANE. n,ins Ne. J! CsItse.
sfNGLF-BARREL SHOT GUN.
REVOLVING RIFLE ID aud st1D in. csloeT.
BREEcH LOADING RIFLE. No. JI Caidss.
BREECtf LOADING CARBiNE, Nos 20 sud 81 Csfllas~,
4. =. RIFLE (sis- B,rreD. with Ssber Bsyonst.
L. :. RELIED MrSkEr, Springfield Psttsrn
Our Brssch Loading Am, have a been approved and ~
T. REMiScroN Sons. Hon. N.wyet
90 10 MACFARLANDs Book Store. corral
" SAD Btoidwsy There will hnd all the Nkw
BOOKS al the STANDARD Works. and ehtot
Enfi,h French and Scotch Staioaery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
CITY NEWS.

FELL OvHgBOARD-At 10 o'clock a. N. yesterday
Daniel Sullivan fell overheard from the Shamrock
living the of Delaney snd lrowneL body
not recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
Gable MeNsnGcs.

Elevcnm 8ges were forwarded rom '--o o'y vi
Saturday FOR ira snf.sion toE aore me cane "f "-1
g. iO5 q gold - paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
sad Accident

POUGHKEEfsIE August ;. lrG6
During sqnall the Hudson at fOnkers this after
0ooD pleasure boat containing eight or ten persons
rspsized and Of The party, Miss Brooks Of West
Fsrns was di%wRed Tie BODY has ro' w bee" reooy-
4Ifd,