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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICE.-W. H. Chase
(colored) was arrested at Thirty-sixth and
Market streets yesterday by Officer Rowe, of
the Sixteenth district, upon the charge of the
larceny of pair of chickens which he had in
a valise in his possession. The fowls were
stolen from Delaware county. Chase was sent
back to Media for trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

THEFT OF DRY GooDs.-John Moran aud
Charles Carroll were arrested at Frankford road
and Girard avenue yesterday afternoon by
Policeman Haughey upon the charge of the
larceny of a lot of muslin and linen which they
bad in their possession. The property had been
stolen from the dry goods store of Mr.. Bias, on
Richmond street, below Shackamaxon. Defen-
tion this afternoon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

Notwithstanding the suspension, the trade
this year SO far is only 92, 4l6 tons behind COM
pared with the corresponding period last year. +"
1--WE have no change to note. All the markets
appear to be supplied with coal except at few
points, and that going forward is supplying
many of these places"
There are no quotations to report this week
at Port Richmond.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

SCHOOL ENTRRTAINMENT.-On next Tuesday
evening, at the Assembly Buildings the pupils
of Mr.. III. Y. Lauderbachs Academy, assisted
by professional and amateur talent, will give a
complimentary entertainment to their friends
and others A miscellaneous programme has
been provided of great interest throughout.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER Smith was
found yesterday in the residence of Christopher
Schafer, No 2O34 North Seventh street. As he
had no right there the belief was that he in
tended TO commit a felony. Smith will have a
hearing at the Central this afternoon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

THE ROBBERY AT NINTH AND ARCH STREETS
The value of the goods stolen from the store
of Mr.. s. Abeles. on Ninth street, above Arch, is
set down at $250O.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

SERIOUsLY INJURED.-AbOut ) o'clock this
morning James Kennedy, residing at No 2O2
Mechanic street, Manayunk, was seriously in
jured by piece of timber falling upon him at
the Flat Rock Paper Mill. He was removed to
his home
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

steTes, small dwellings, large lots, ground rents,
country seats stocks, loans, furnitnre, jewelrY
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

HOUSE RoBBERY.-The residence of John j.
Heisler was yesterday entered by thieves and
robbed of quantity of clothing. The family
were absent from the premises at the time.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

LoDGERs.-There were 127 dodgers in the
Third District Station House last night.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04
FROM BALTIMORE.
Death of an Old Nun.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Sister Stanisaus,
member of the Order of Carmeite Nuns, died at
the convent in this city yesterday, aged seventy
She was one of the original members of the
Order in Maryland, established nearly sixty
years ago, and led an active and useful life.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Feb. A. Cotton nrmer; middling
uplands, 159l5Ac. low middling, 14k@14Ic. Flour
duh and weaker. Howard Street super1ne, s5'5Oa6
do. extra, $650@725; do family sl7589; City Mills
supernne, s667'75; do extra, sT@S'25; do. family,
SS60@1l Western superhne, S5'50@6 do extra,
SO 65O@725; do. family, s7'50@s50. Wheat quiet ;
choice white, s'95a2 Ohio ami Indiana, red, 81 $50
al 65; others unchanged. Corn dull and lower
white Southern, s3@S6c yellow Southern, soc. Oats
duh at 56@tsc. hye soc. sl Mess pork less active
at s23 Bacon less actYe rib sides, 12c; clear rib,
19Kc.: shoulders, 1Ohc. hams, 16@18c. Lard quiet
at l3@l3Ac Whisky dull at 95c.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

CoRoRER's CAsE.-The Coroner was notified
this morning TO hold an inquest at No. 1929
South street, on the body Of Edward McCaffrey,
aged ~ years, who Was found dead in bed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-About nine
O'clock last evening two men cane driving down
Second street. near Poplar, at an immoderate
rate, followed by an individual crying stop thief
Policeman CroX gave chase to the team, and at
Second and Green streets the parties jumped
out and escaped, leaving the team, which was
recovered by The officer In the morning six
boxes of soap, two boxes of corn starch, and a
washing machine, were recovered. Some Of
the property recovered has been identified by
Mr.. Graham, grocer, on Second street, above
Beaver,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

FORTRESS MONROE Va, FeO. 4. The pil0t-boat
COquette Teports:-Passed in for Baltimore, bark
Adelaide, and hrigs Dauntless, Water witch, and
Esther from Rio; Lewis Clarke, from Nayassa bark
Caroline Lemont, from Bermuda; and an unknown
mark Passed out, steamer ohio, for Bremen.
Arrived, ship Camille, from Callao Tor orders; brig
Eliza SheTTls, from Rio for orders
SAN FRANCISCO, Fen. s.-Sailed, brig Mary Belle,
Roted. for Hong Kong.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA ........ FEBRUARY
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THB EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. .M.........ss IL A. M.......4 40 2P M.......4s
SIM RIsKs ......... Z MOON SRTs........... 686
SUN SKTs. ........... 522 HIGH WATRR........ O47
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-04

LIVERPOOL Feb. 3. Arrived, steamship ErlI
from New York, with 2594 bales cotton.
(By IeIegraph.)
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22

NoucE-nc ladies q the Mouisyilli
Industrial Socieiy will give IN euiertsin'
mcuf .. The Tcun Han. Tuesday eysuius,
Feb. 2Sih. lS5l. 10 consisi Of ehraradss,
tableaux. masie. Sc. Oysters sud other
rcfroshmeuis will he served. foT the ben-
EFT Of bashfal young mcu, the "Neck-
tie plan vill ee adopted A general To-
vitatiou i extended to all
Admission to ball, IL cts; Supper, 50
cts. PrR oErrR o. CoNN.
A CAKR-Mr. & Mrs. &. ". Bailey,
Of Morrisyille mel quite > uumber Of their
friends in Stowe, ca Wednesday eve Feb.
18th, a, the house Of Albert Camp, Fsq.,
aud were presented with a roll Of Green
backs amounting TO the generous sum Of
Sxty.one dollars; for which they arc pro.
foundly srati6oj.
The Fair held BY the Lsdie, Of the
Uuivcrsalisi Society in AOrrisyille on the
evening of Feb. Sih. VAS a complete sue
eeSs; the sum realized after paying an ex.
peu>os was sl7S.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22
ne Hatsau RI Ae<aezs.

Va giva 6ilnahsn frst5ts sf aiss asrrl'sits
Bsalan4 mnnlimra assa week
TlhF nprilsnA uaaaraT Bra Nsmaas
Hilefa a. New Ruaii,lsrc, as,nra ssriist HriHi.,.
si'liih al RsuriisslHlsis- m asdlt az nm
nd 1rfIn hulmI siiuai.. aras,s whsle aaissa,r
New Hamburg, ana dragged alsnr the
g-'alma tt : rttas;iisua the a.,pw bridge.
WHEN STRIKING ahs anaars. ii airaw an
can lif 'fas 1aaak asna dgau abt 1s,slss,niis In
iasa III TIM Eaiife szaress urssn rsia.r
natah- wiiiah ada N.rx KmS ii 5 a'elms.
m as'aHnnh WIS nis6s tn sur sshf sxapnss
wfhliif WIS iafsn aannaaahiag.. ala ainua
WIS aar dlna stHaIsssL. and h ssaraais ahf
ail nsai- sht ibrlsunHnfss at waiItsh were 3as-,
isin'aE IN aHsnv ilraaa1ial.. INIT 81 anaa ilosi,
isaa, srHaiiinuIg anas aF atr axansss
7rsiir IL thames.
Elhs ssarm@ tram Wis rnnansaa IL =
lihHa'nIia''e4, nnh blsursscp aan. 1nn ssarsss
u'r'u u Pullman sliosnfne al, ana sau,a
huunu In ehiissgn. md ipg ID sx aiahsr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22
WaierIille.

Gov. HcuiCos adires before the Good
Templars' TniOa at Wstcrv he on the
18th Inst. was most excellent. IL Vas
fall 0f meat ard cood sound seosc. sud
waS it6verci in his best uauncr. TIE
house vas crowded a. il has not beea b.
lSro in mary years, GOv. Heniec closed
after talking ahou; an hear amid grea'
applause, I, was somc time before the
Rev. Mr., Wbecloek coaA ct the stscn-
iion Of the suiieDoe lOas enough to offer
rcSolaiica of thanks. We wish every
yoang sao in the COUNTY who drinks H.
Qaot coul3 have beca present.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22

Ii Is aaac s1nes at Acknowledgement Ras
Aesa unae. Aav4,s al au1sauilasanl hsns-
dss Of sara Importance ea ear own and the
lnesAar os1u5Gy, l< aala RA5ah Wa atlt-
ggaFhea aucr the cgaIar-r AND -sr5 IN shr
papers Il thursday AS Al tine FsiIss
sn Gis#Gst asgweca sAs sRa t-eEe--Ssass
apsauliae she Allhaura aud fishery gHus-
ssans, are In a far var 10 Re speedily SD
Tied By sE,eeatl Hecs5a1asE-
Ia the 96ti al gnllarv, aa.s Rta1isa
Mulseer at WHsta1lrasga Mr. TaaaassH-
xrVs1 to sAs Secretary ss Ssaas- Mr.. Fish
proposing 10 tho Gagaumsla lf she G'sir-
al >sas2s the aFg8asHpsat al . 5saHa hlieh
COMMISSION composed al members to be
named ay saeA Government, 10 --c'els
e and 6isras< the unsse az sts.a1r shs
s6fisrQua questions wAasA have 1rassa taa
sf sls hsasraGs, Is vel Hs chase wiish az.
Se,d shs reasassHs 1T ahs Cl6se1 States
rewards h,s Maasssg 3 possessions IN Narei
AHgraah.' This Vr,lg,lsal WAS cuu,ihsd In
very friendly DlggEire, la5 was replied
10 ey Mr. Fish, en- sihe SlGh, in a <iluiiru
syaraa, Br1 Mr. FISH saeessap1 TINT ois.ae
E01e sahtr and unsue HHP'reaaa 4lus.tHisns
wl5rh must needs De pansissrea Bsiisrf dist
casa understanding wiadh Mr. FBn,uhn
wished To have reSssrea &eSxpsn tina eRq
Gaszsram,nits cuEia be ussillEisl,ea Rs
ssagSs
-1Tlhs Pnqsa5saa is qf Ght qqinisn aisa
wlahau1 lhs ADJUSTMENT Of a fiiisss q gpas-
. Tio rs nSa llliuaea u IN yuus ntas. tho s1g-
I Egrsr "a high commission wVunll Sia To *
asbhsh the geumrnsns rBir4iaIR ant
ahs snrgna. substantial 1nH liisaiiHg
fiianfisaa asaxqan Aff two GsBpaiiunmirs
Raiah, an nBmnun wifsh ilsn Ma9ssaE Cow.
grameIt. be desires should lnasrlil- tia
siiasSs TINT the rBmasIIl al asbe as.fisrunrss
waisfih lamse aunHg inc rsibnIElm IN -iias
Tnsea Sssass, and witliah aaEa gxssssst
siiea abaI,, growing arn. 81 the affts rHn,
nilrsna 3R the sssentl vessels which have
riah mss ~ ahs aiiains generally slmwa
81 8isH @Alhsiaansa CHAINS win he HsssnfiIll
as Eia rgssHrasnR s,s strislli and 1nhrabis
rnhs1nus hFwamn zhr uwb 6sfpmunsIiis
Ess desired me an say 1iaa sihuuil iel
Marzirs7s EBpramanG GmsgE ahR sasw a
aha nakssaas ana asssra @fla this srhilns
asisn mag be aaanaea al by ahf arag,aseI
ii.uh COMMISSION, anh max aiEus he qua n
the wag ii iiiml and Hnlssltia SssadismHir.
this &sfsarImmG VIII with ninfh giiHssIr,i
app,niiii filrh commissioners On zhf aanSi II
tsin aaIfsaa Saifs '1n asaa ishisse vihn mns
se aguuiissrl I'm iasinlH aif iar NEssassis's
AgssUsH-nnnnf, asua wiz ssss nn sifimas n
sanrsf ID lihn 4sIniisfss arna1inalbia mmHeir.
a inst aFnh asnilnsbis asHvsal1snmaaf lall lia
'VmsssBs wliIidh anpvs uiiIGrstumsanag, sanit
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22
Wonderful Cures

Pr Crala who has usi,sl
f-s gates il' .vs, 'als >'a'.'
lgzss8 II = VIE "Wednesday .
81V- N1w5- ls5 soi =; n
FT51ry, S4,=-aE 11l Saai'!
4aa mt
Wh.n tie p- "a. iasi d VI
mn s uElag F.uisrta. a1'e'. y !
Eas 3 LADY Has lad 5ssn gu
bed Eitssa 3al,- gt1rs uai's' y.
self On any ElF- >as Eis ~
ana p. aaz q .it1i 1alri!
tiers Hruim h,sr elu BE rad d !, !
where -3.55trsfs al e'i-
unaav az Bis -gll .--s AZ . I
DR. arul-s ll cara a'S4,'
invalid sbsl3 ses aa- !"
fras
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22
HYDE Rark.

The So my Term q the Lamsa 4
Clsasia1 A<a2> my wsll ecansnoc 90 Mon
aay FeA. s1tA, The ss7r0oes q a eeHhEe-
srua aa exPs-st ssc2 hoard d Tesda,ae
has Asxz seaaEe@.
Per "a ssr Of sAe Trustees
Or nasasa esass5 ais coarse esleeSiersa
asqe Elharsaay even 'gg aasS- All Va'
aaaemsca ualara wase - Ell pleased ami @
god physiological lgrsts ue0aea, Common
aassqe uq.salasaaa> we're UNANIMOUSLY pas
saa IS ifEe]lasa
pr. Randall, e the N1laape Bose
has al 0ys.tr Si#gee AMI q ss'ce aAls exc
'satg.
-gsv. ". ~ M4lssm, sf ~ AlAlHs
u 80 preach ~ the NJ d. GspsN = ''-'rraS
rs " 3TlhnnsasyA tptasIse
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22

III. C. Gdshsss, anr nin,a essex Sns'
towns nan, u~cessas ssla ASs reaa Is iaai
asaq "a was aSsul 4nsE6gseeS 81. Alsls Ms
aua has snef shusyas htzasrsf a, aaiEca
a,s,S hss slinpe ANA argaaea us lasniHsa sar
sire gaVsaa-
-Ns. Howard and ssSss @hlse eiassi
alaa rssReeaapa sdia,sls Gslb aEsh, slath
WIN q ssdll1pcesmatsh. g'hs winner 81
ahe Hriae ~ Nh HBEaras s,hseft Web
ssis-s gurlsr lc.ea, was Aagnis AussasSi O'lasSe
NBAls amsA General. Fis Friise ia Mis-.
Mhnfs sqlhsel a,saIfal5 stsasea Esfsis'-
WIS awarded 81 la15io eismiia G5s7rs.
The gIisaS sf the Rqa'lhgr Is d, arne q
a;is ss-alsps mncsas. We have Eiammaf
saasrs, rains, sailh Nfa'Shwasa winds sstn,
sisiBs. Baaa winds a1na hasl No sluga.
iitn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22
Local Matters

waierrille. Feb l6ih. I

waierrille. Feb. l6sh. ISL.
TIC Gccd rempl,rs assembled in the
lodge room e waserviIs i.cags Ne -,
aud wcro called 10 order by Hoo |. l.
Pearl. w0T. Every loage in the cSua'
" vas represented.
Ahcr the opening exercises, ,he follow
inc committees were appointed
EFr1firs Coxuiites - y. Corsc, W.
T. Moulioa. ; r. Miller.
LSiorzry Cowuiifes - N. II. SaHord,
Ar. Straw, Hattie c. Hines
Fi-arrs Cozziftcs - II. G. fauuce,
Rev. r. whcclcck, nr, {. Corey.
Os Rssolzi,oas-Rev. T. Wheelcck
a. Z. Barnes. J. NJ. FrcRch.
The reports from the hodges were very
interesting, aud showed that they were
alive. anu in a healthy and prosperous
condition. The number Of members in
eooa standing in this county i rs.
The literary exercises Of the day were
very Interesting aud Instructive.
Tac following Nero amoag the ros0'a-
tious passed;
Rssalrei. that the Interest manifested
m this meeting Of the CniOn encourages
the lricud> of Temperance 10 new Efforts
in the Sperial work Ct ear Order; viz;
10 so the iuhehrjatc ttom his suoSSer ap-
rr,iits saa rsS>ious to msuhcNt and puri-
IA; 10 tram the social Affections into the
vjr,aoas friendship q hOmc-like JOYS a.
touch the heart and couS,icDcc q men to
the 6ner Issues Of intelligence and ,uath ;
and 10 encourage IN Community = love ~
law ani is hcsl,hial administrator.
ina, our work Is ~, political, bat 81
,ially aud morally educating Wea 10 Just
conety,iop> Of thcirohlisn,io0S as e.'iscns
# >,6er communities, ana = prosperous
state, aud their elevations 10 the christian
Cburch,
n,Sea>>' ems toS he goOi Of the outer
were participated IN nv n,sny Of the bCo,S.
ers r7eseu,, sud their remarks showed
tbs, Sac, w,ykel IN csrues, suahs5ea-
GS,cl fc 6,t
IT, s6lavjus Oi5>ers we've elected for
tbe ssAt Usc,,n.,
IL. r,,r1. wen
Mrs. C6zrkS Crane WIT
\. \. Niles. WS&T,
NJ, n, SaEor3. WIS,
SR. ,Ellcr. W NJ
Taa saarls to I've furnished by the lodge
VISITED,
\ vo,e e thaak$ wss exstuiel to ySt
members q wa,eryj,'e L,Nsgs har their
rsaeroas e..sr,ajgwee' aud csrdial TeseE-
tsaa a the CrSaa>
ne ncessqs thea s5sa1sued 'o Eaoet At
Hvse Park "a sae so Tuesday ia Mas Al
10 s'eaa,k \, NJ,
EOSrtAsag passed 81 F9easaasly aa2
, O se'i sAat L va cass 10 be sh'erv-
Ru. Il. ", Reuaee sc,s1-a3 Ia the
.u,a nc 10 q crowded asuse- ana sd Fs,-
,sapa u Il AZ aba, t3osRarl, sHsarps-6Vt
e,ss-x b, A. Nuns
SaovaarE & C1lsR-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22


-Tht PirsnaRasura5 @zarnlE s.r N1,gii
esnaIins-NBah MsasasH- aAa aniinaa
photographer with gereaIiaS What can
! % hest . lr shs 3.Iil fiiarsiun tar Riing-
lrsiiqriss Frurrass Ct Gasls;iil,us CF5siliizi-
Eilul ms 5iHatuaas,S ~ alfs al9ruxpE nsiitt-
rlm I'd uiha EanRs TiarnHs &c wum Tai
mIaslrE. the snina1a EsVaIa Braiin Waves
IA new ahtary , dhs nav kong gt..SS7pmiir.,
Eirdh Esnsn,aisi aha GIzsa G,sh. Fi11n.- wah
g'art-'rls aur Hunitziaf Psagss ar slhs s,u-
s.nl1 q.usttiFm tine Fata sIggIle IL Ml,rsa.t
ana America, intsssssriEise sisnss .8l7a1l., rs
Hrwssni ganiasdims Furnishing Grrnilslills,, a
r4iiru altmanAaAs Buv ia Eiiss IN the
World fr wiaasiin lEis.s gSaaaallHnss- birth
m gn1suna ErsiEna the hHa4a IL Filla and
ale FaH~ gste- HNiapf IS . Vair : .slR aunas
antHrhHt. Sar1 tn new sriiinriiisa,r nr mr.
d So mnfails sH--A.liti,s.ss :. Il. walIls
R'ubiishnr. Nsv Earik.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22

A E4usG SiHeauuNs Argnazr.-gr
s-lrudtillit Hlhrisils nraiuiine Svpms1 uilsuraI
D. C. Ghn1vaisk and gaasfilss Eusaa ware
tsmfdinr 5,zns, amt ~ 5ha hHrlnis mna
dsliaing anle past, Chadwick drew au ais
RIM raluHg an FIRE, when aia flint aEuusa
aalIt he iitils, iEisfiiaa.rnc aia 8iara- glbs
dannattf anaarnG zht amig ii IT. Ruuss.
Eiitnln illm nimnsa Instantly Nj 5iIH..a.
Il aissnsiiEus an ailshsr aanrs sna sihs sat
9slnIii arBlslEs Er1huInf anrwx IN The aam-
nnnfss EiiR Is tihs sasuin.E tiisslll aauiilima
al = sTnllhgr iihlEruftin viiiidh We aasus A..en
obliged az aiinHaidir wifsisin n Few wsaiss
Rsniia rannaa ir 10 seinaifll with iirs.4,..,,,s
Hir. lsIamh. WIS a nnssfuf al Na.sa gs.sa,s-
isslitA aaH ansas usfif azH Gun gliliiEtup.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-22

sleeping an Tie -
ouos buried into d. rirr
Fage sbi ezFres eanu-t
toP q the eugiue Atar
Chi,aE0 sleeping elru,
fame, sai iuo oihsr.
@ il ueFc also VuTplnt1
Fasseessn' in 'ae,s ia.,ta,.
ST OF safsiy nstars.
and 10 less thaH 'sa u-.s
structure aell, arryiasrs.a \.
g car aud baryis.
Of sight under Hsisrt,il
o. the locomotive suI srI
The night vas bitterly
momeieief iEirg lelarI
which reaiereiths ssuf..
10 recover the bodies vus
hazarious, AMI ssgsnIv~l'
bitten. A. SON pasas
busily ergagei 10 dau1, a..
burned rahers ard ,ria.ss.
aud searching for 'he dsal
ssene Of the ea,asiuTtyu.,I
rible one. A. fast asklI
rai-ed TO she surface thsyDI
ihe ta.ga-e car ubsre
ing &c ihau toe elothiu,
search -iisat Re made f5rv-
might leal 20 their dsu.s,
IF ths victims were 5aul
recognition Of their fHsl.
phy.ieian, started fa5 ts, a,
-ser fiH pa-5.sss.,
morning. ani CHER rsasr
seous arrived i-ar SsuYrr
hy Tceiai trz.--
IT, Eas.r- are n-
lei . FAR as lz. bs.a as
Re-. Nsui Fag3st ys-
eaiHIel. sE Batavia NJ: h
BsBelis'. ei',o- ri IL. Cen
ali a. g.. Csr-i,-. sFEab
Root. 4. 4 GWs,,. Ns.aL
euihal All F5-5-,t. Wair
asi ui.e " Ba54.a: d.. y,r
German. Ge-- F. Tluz
Sam -a.,. ,lz.u.sr ofSssu
JAM S-E-l. ts..a.s n,n
s.. 1iletor If u.
sls r a1lE Laprt-a
tzfera- e Neg York.
holes hzr. -raa7a-sl;
are sarz- .s have 5-sa killed.
q T. T5--r,on va,
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the tf6Iipviig E,Brsns were iils'sillina
Eqsb. sih. tsr GiismBilla Eafra NJ, SO, iir
tsis pinuinlg gusTaafs
a. a. NGiios. CT
Miss Naste Bsafins. WIT
G.E- Spafiura, VS.
.gnfia Tarpmitn, wA AS
Mrs. Bane W4nmnt, MTS
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Eisaraz \. Bgw- W NJ
Al1s Ga1-smnans, M lNM
Mrs ~. vi Rsamnllae W h4n
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The lrmlStlcc.

The opening oCthe frcnSh Representa-
tive Assembly indicates the suSccss Of the
moderate men over bolh the lmrerialists
and Rcd Republicans, NJ. 6Ury, eleci'
a President Of the Assembly, Is dcscr'hei
As one Sf The mot moderate aud states
msurke Of The Republican leaders > aud
the suffering Of the cVca''yc power ap0a
VI. nisrs, supported by sach wea as FaV'
NJ. simon. PioAri AMI Declares indicates
the Stllcmcu, ct the coun,ry upon the ba'
- II It's hest clements, Tue choice Ct VI,
niers wal he E,und in tae restoration Of
tSc Orleans family, ty Which he has Ia
Asr>a ever lucv the iall Of Louis rhllir-
re. In ca>c 1t the Sa>>t> Of this paJ'y,
the Comtc dE rarj> will h the man under
the title og Louis Philippe H. The CNOu'
Is ally ataU6el With constitutional prin-
rip,e> AMI v0oa make 81 enlightened
Soverjsu Il sustained BY the Nos' clemcn,s
Nehjs coau,ry, Tc COasS Of C6amNora
last ol the R,ay5SO>, hsS arrived q, Rco>'
>el>, to await thc chances q his dynasty,
IA, they viii NJ h likely ,e iras A'w IN
70 rah,j> life, tSOasA be hiss sill sowc al
herca,s among ,Ac lssi,imi>,S fr'Sce
Napoleon acpics iaa, b. ia candidate,
lac 0aeN5oe et imu,>ijs,s iUtcrc>, :
The a>,joa agtAe Assembly On ,he terms
offered by the Geymans, lae 0Y,nien gaius
sCoapa tAcre will Ne ~ more aga,ios,
Fyaa,e he,es in 10 condition &c continue
iAc var, ten, CAspsy, one Il toe n'o>'
ia,,lljSep, SoliicT> of the losing oaaso, has
s9Stee ssr0aS'y in tavog Il peace, aud Nau
tSss viss aej ma}era,e men svo IN the
ASeeaSsas less baa>,ics Sni ",sS' S''es
tan shC-rl fa@ France, az the 'crua>
1eNsE3ea BY Rjs@sgpk Nc have no al,
saeesSs tsav1e3sA Tht --latest rauser
wakes ,Aen less ssyons, AsagA iuyolN'ps
'as cesSsoa Of segrS,esy. st;c& ps vAsgs :
he aas' AsNS,5slSg.2 eaa Slt,aa 20 Sraoea.
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Me aiessilullg g'fsa place TO sfe saer
sgeBn shefasst page, a. Thss'Sesaha A it"as =
aa dhe nq guest al ats g,ea aaana fTalB
sinrhsul Bse.. al Mrrssgvn We Ga
mt publish siis st4a,or 10 Rhe dllsBssst d
any am religious 500; a,tlt ia Sile tlisssnr
aasiun 81 alh aiss5t Is cesh
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aInllsHmna. 49,. 90. 1n

sBEEsw4AA. M. Ffih. 18th.
RsiHIssz say 10 lshf &iiHuiis nj 1iIun in I'm
mUiIip GHui1S 1iIsz issw narsT drums
have EEslIlnn aHdn NilE Malta Ci,iutt. Tlri9
Gsmlitranes OF linn nm-s than rxa.rsrs
iErRa HIiIisssaI aEnis, fi.f ,iBai+sisIls. ham
nar al ishr Grnss. aaisilar dia Naw gss-rsst-
aBm. o mag cha AnsE iGH sinsm N be
tilAifitd ani1R tsia HnI -Aluf na.g al PRAISE
lhf anm ishs lanh iinasan.
Tins rBsa afsIniif liaza nalia siasI, 1ats-
mn S.slll IN siiansstIBs
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NaKgNEkN NsSv, ( L1SE CAsrrs1 y
L. R,-A a>slSag AZ The CaMRssssoea
q sAl< ra5,roa3 VAS Ae24 al 'At SaR Ness
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teyaaoa. Besides tAs cen45oSiaasr~-
who arv Messzs y Rsrk1g ana T. u, Nan
Ss;&ees q Bsr5eSsaa l. n, laas sp3
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Gans ana y. Il, M&cszaaee q Essex \,
q. hsugA'vy ana NJ @asqgoo5 Of CsAes~
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tAac ~ esaslomea present tesm e0s7sl
raves sRtogeSsea "a the cA >srpeaaaa sf
,.Aa r0N1 Some ccnarks were made BY
sss, 9.a> Moves Il the Ba'asageau Baara
~ So AIDE. Mossss, G3eea, Page ant eshsas,
xssSs z & osSA tho need ana gAe aas asnsace
III &c q gssgpes6aa % i.ii> road.
M osa msee WAS presented, aaSo . sg
Nh Raa2e, Nue Of she constructing Ga gar
qsrS es the VI, Cansa9, pAieA placed he
eqs4 sl constructing thu 20 Rlos q sras 1
from 6Ssex gha53asn u where 4 saR aaiq
sAs lsamsaase Naa3eg road Ia Cambridge
81 $40 600 F,ay ailte> dipsasGias eyeiTSi5rs
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lama aalnagcs
Elht secc~0aeg was itr4tueseA to Frseute
AlsaSs Sat Srss,s'goian isr the use IL tire
commissioners RAa sire h make sFpsra b
q meeting al the subscribers 10 be gaIloa
when $50 satves q ahe sass6 Aaxe aasH
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