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CTATE OF CONNECTICUT, ~ nINTRTCT OF HAUA IAN Hbs

N OApIh1CI Ot CANAAN, l
 North Canaan, September 30th, 1878.
 Upon the application of Daniel L. Pierce, set ting forth t at he is guardian of Arthur N Peirce Of Elmwood, Peoria county, Illinois, minor, that said minor is the owner of the undivided one-half of the following real estate situate in said Probate District which does not exceed $500 in value, to- wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land situ ate in said North Canaan, and described ss fol- lows. beginning at stake and stones about two rods south of the Greenwoods Turnpike. thence south 14 Q, east 1031 links to stake and stones: thence south 63o west 720 links to a stake and stones thence north gre, west 97O links to a stake and stones; thence north 50 1-9o, east 463 links to stake and stones; thence north 37o, west 309 links; thence to the first bound contain ing acres and 80 rods of land that in his opin- ion it is for the interest of said minor to have the interest of said minor in said real estate sold and that the value of such interest has been certified in writing under oath by two iudicious and disintsrl ested persons appointed by the Court of Probate for said District of Canaan and residing in said Probate District; praying an or6er eff notice ap- pointing time and place for the hearing of an application by said guardian, for the consent of the Judge of said Probate District, to the convey. ance by said guardian of the interest of said mi nor in said real estate, thereupon
 ORDERED-That such application be heard at the Probate office in said North Canaan on the 18th day of October 1873 at two o'clock afternoon and that notice thereof be published for two weeks successively in newspaper published nearest the place where, and like notice be posted on the sign-post of the town in which, such real estate is situated. J. B. HARDENBURGH,
 2Wl3 Judge,
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BRIDGEPORT MARKET REPORT
 FOR H. R. R. PRoDUcE.1 REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. 27TH.
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M AR REED.

AtWinsted, Sept 30th, by the Rev MT. Miles, Hewitt of West Winsted.
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eB Notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free of charge. Obituary notices and all additions to ordinary announcements, 10 cents per line will be charged
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ELHYRA, N. Y, August 5.-The National
Educational Association met this morning
in this city. About 1,000 delegates and
members were present, and nearly every
State in the Union is represented. The AS
sociation was welcomed to the city by the
Mayor In brief speech, and the president
OF the Board of Education. The president,
B. 2. Northrop, responded IN u, graceful
manner. The question then to be discussed
was very handsomely introduced by the
Hon. Edwin shippep, Of Philadelphia,
MUught the Chinese and japanese indemni-
ties to be refunded Internationally or be de-
voted to specific educational purposes ?" .a
He was followed by DR., McCosh, OF New
Jersey, who made. very strong speech, the
point of which was-tbat the Government
should lie careful lest the funds fall INTO the
hands of-the rtastionary patty: The follow
iIg.naned gentlemen took part in the dl:-
cussior Hon. F BALL, of this city; John
Hancock, of Ohio; Professor Charles Ham
,nond, of Massachusetts,: Professor Ather-
ton. OF New jersey and Professor W. b.
Wedgewood, of Washington, d. o., the wee,
chancellor of the new university: IN that city
The subject under discussion was laid upon
the liable, to come up under the resolution
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POLICE Ngws.-In the Police Court yester-
day the following cases were disposed of:
Charles Nelson was put under bonds in
sum of $500 for three months, for stealing
one box of cigars, and being common thief
and yagrant.
William Glover was fined s. for creating
q disturbance in the house of Caroline Par
rish and resisting the police, and Walter
Blackburn s. for assaulting William Tyler.
Fannie Curry, for assaulting and threaten
ing to kill Bette johnson, was sent to Jail in
default of surety Ior sixty days.
Lucy 4. Norman, for assaultlnga and using
indecent language towards Jennie Braxton,
was fined 50.
Howard Brooks, for assaulting, biting,
and threatening to kill Robert Hobson, fined
81.
James Freeman, for failing to attend the
Police Court after being bailed for his ap-
pearance, on Il charge OF misdeneanor, was
sent to Jail for sixty days. -.. .--
The case of William Chapman, charged
with beating and kicking his wife, was con-
tinued to the 9th instant. .--.
The case OF Henry Rhodes, charged with
assaulting and beating his wife, and that oil
John Phelps, accused of assaulting and cut.
ting james jackson with knife, were con.
tinued till the 7th instant.
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ST. LOUIS, August 5.---An election was
held yesterday in the Cherokee Nation for
members of the National Council and dele
gates to the Grand CeunciFat Ockmulgee,
which meets ON the first Monday in Deem
ber next. The interest of the election rests
mainly upon the issues which have sprung
up in the nation during the past few years
relative to the establishment of Territorial
Government in the Indian Territory, and
questions incidental thereto. The Progress
sive party believe they have carried the
election, but owing TO the remoteness of
some of the voting precincts, and the ab-
sence of teIegruphic facilities, the result can
not be ascertained for some days. The new
Council of the Cherokees will vote TO ratify
or repeal the Constitution which was frinled
BIZ the Grand Council ut Ockmulgee in 1870,
and upon this issue the campaign was con.
Quoted. ... -.
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WEDNESDAY. Al...-...,AUGVsT g. 1873
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CONVENTION. the trains arriving
in the city are bringing in delegates to the
Conservative State Convention which nleets
In the Theatre mt noon to-day. The body
will be called to order by II. T. Daniel, Esq,
chairman of the State Conservative Commit
tee. Mr.. Daniel will nominate Colonel M.
g. Harman, of Augusta, as temporary chair
man. The present indications are that the
convention wIll he very largely attended.
The friends of the various candidates
Wefe busy n, the hotels Inst night tn urging
their claims and 10 canyassing their chances
for success. A meeting or The 'tfde.water
delegation was held, Hon. j. r. Kilby pre-
sliding, but they adjourned until q O'clock
this morning without transacting any busi.
lness. 1t was said last--night that General
iFftz Lee would nomanate Colonel Withers,
and that the. nomination would be seconded
Iby General j. A. Early. It was also re-
ported that General Kemper would proba.
bly, be nominated by Mr. Stringfeilow, OF
Petersburg, and seconded by Hon. Mr..
;Rarhoayr 80 s.."- go "'.. f.
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MoRruARY RRpoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August 3, 1873, compiled from sections
ret.lrns received at the Office of the Board
Of Health:
Whole number of deaths In the city, 61 {;
in addition, 9 still-born were reported q
white and / colored). Sex: Males, 30 !;
females, 81. Color: White males, 13; white
females, 13; coIored males, IT; colorrd
females, Is. Age: One day to thirty, 6; Ono
month to six, s.; six months to twelve, 9;
one year to three, 8; three years to five. 2 !;
ten years to twenty,4 /; twenty years to thir-
tv, 6; thirty years to forty, 5; forty years
to titly, 3; fifty years to sixty, &; sixty years
to seventy, 4; seventy years to eighty, /.
Condition: Single, 81 !; married, II widow
ers. 4: widows, 5; unknown. g. Nativity :
United States, Sc; Germany, 3; Italy, 2. Lo-
caIity: City ut large, 3: Marshall Ward, 10;
Jefferson Ward, IL; Madison Ward, Z /;
Monroe Ward, 8; Clay Ward, 4; Jackson
Ward, 8; Almshouse, 5; Medical College
Iufirmary, 3; city Jail, /. BY whom certi-
fled: Regular practitioners, 81; Coroner, 2;
Board of Health, 8. Causes of death /: Alb
scess, l; amputation, 1 :; bronchitis (acute),
II; cancer. 2 !: cerebro-spinal meningitis,
cholera-infanUum, s.; coDjestion Of lungs,
consumption, IL a white and Z colored) ;
commissions, 4; debility, 1; diarrbea (acnte),
9; dropsy, /; dySeutery (acute), 2; exhaus-
ton, 1; fever Child bedl /; fever Qremit-
tent, /; fever ityphoid), 4; gastritis, l d.;
heat disease, 1; inaulfion, 3 intanticide,
i: iufantile lockiaw, l; inflammation OF
bowels, /; jaundice, l old age, :; prema-
Iturc birth. /: pcritonitis, /; teething, 4;
unknown, 3; ulcer whooping-cough 1.
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CITY ALMsHoUsE SrpPLIED.-The follow.
ing awards of contracts for furnishing the
alnshouse with supplies for the ensuing
quarter have been made by the Committee
for the Relief of the Poor: Beef at 7c. per
bound, to j. w. Brauer; clear rib.sides at
i11c. per pound, to L. Powers & Son; shou-
ders at 1Oc. per pound, to L. Powers & Son !;
-four at $500 per barrel, to L. Powers &
Son meal at 97c. per bushel, to Henry New
man rice at 94c. per pound, to William
Jenkins; coffee at 233c. per pound, to Will
liam jenkins; A sugar at 12c. per pound, to
William jenkins; b sugar at 9sc. per pound,
to William jenkins; vinegar at 24c. per
gallon, to L. Powers 4 Son; soap at 54c. per
pound, to Joseph Schooch; salt ut $3.50 per
sack, to William jenkins; molasses at 2sc.
per gallon, to William jenkins; potatoes at
soc. per bushel, to L. Powers & Son.
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INTERESTING TO CoNrRACTORs.-Tbc City
Engineer announces that sealed proposals
will be received at his office until Thursday,
August 7th, at II O'Clock NJ. tor The con.
struction of the following brick esg-shaped
sewers: Leigh street from First to Fousifee
street; Clay street. from eleventh to Seventh
street, and Oh Seventh street from Clay half
way between Main and Cary streets; Park
sycuue from Laurel street to poiut LOO feet
west OF Linden street also brick barrel
sewer for the extension of the present sew er
at the Gas-W orks, Rockets. Proposals Wi,
also be received for the construction Of
road bridge over Bacon's Quarter branch on
the continuation Q. Second street. The City
Engineer reserves the right to reject any or
all bids offered. . ,ss,. ;.
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uAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

The ncAt sion of this seminary OF learning VIII
o"lumcucc on THURSDAY, Strenlbcr4 l. 1873.
Haund,.n sidney l. Situated In Prince dw:lro
r"unly. VA. With Il few hundr.a yards OF Union
lhcoIopic. tcminary, and seven miles IRON Farm,
and Ohio railroad. The locality OF the college Is
g"s healthy, and the community around uiStll-
-ui,lcd for iiItrilig, nee a"d pirty. H. 'f
Icr Is gram ,Isr or preparatory scicol COLI
a"ct,d with the college. 4 retains !c clIrrlculun,
.!u The great a;,n Of its t@Schcrs l. " secnrc
tur"Eynis III the training ana instruction nf lhe'r
pupils. aad liu5 TO prepare them tor profess oaal
,tu,lic> or Inc active dulles of l:fr. p
The ordinary expenses OF i Student exclusive I'll
The of clothing, travelling. and books, are from
s2-5 ~ 1915 II Year
For catalogue aud further Information apply to
REV. j. NJ. z. ATk1SSOS,
President Ham,,l.en Sihaey' ollcge.
iy ?l-in Prince Edward county, Va.
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! pFRrkL LAccIDxNT.-Morton Semon, son of
s. Fl. Semon, formerly Of Petersburg, now
of Dapyille, was killed at Petersburg, yes
tertiay afternoon about 6 o'clock, aged
thirteen. He had been bathing and
caught hold Of the rear Of the freight train
of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road, near the bridge leading to their ma-
chine shops. The train commenced to back
when the boy tried to get of, but was caught
beneath the wheels and run over. The back
of his head was cut clear of, killing him in
stsntly. The front Of bis face was not
abraded. Both mother and father were out
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New York EeeIns.

New YORK, August 5.-rhere are sixteen
prisoners still in the Tombs charged with
homicide. ~, = ~ ..-... ..rt.s1, III nS.4
! Numerous families have been reduced to
penury by the recent Long Island fires. One
family was forced to go TO the poor-house.
The police are alter the ;concoctoss Of a
circular signed Wright, Robinson & Co..
claiming to have exclusive knowledge of
what horses will win in the Forthcoming
foreign races. ind offering to send Il from
their office, 900 Broadway, on receipt Of Sf0.f
There Is no such .tiEm there fstir! 3af tvl
The, English steamer Easily, drawing
twen.y-o feet, struck sunken rock In East
river, foot Of Nineteenth street, yesterday,
and stove hole in her bow?5 She was
brought in the dock with great difficulty.
The rock was unknown to mariners. ,.a i,
There were three &c ! cases Of sunstroke re.
ported Yesterday. ~ ~, .b = -. e,al,
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BALTIMORE, August 5.--A. d. Berry, a
printer (tor. six years in the Gazette office),
has been missing since Friday. He went to,
bathe, as. It was his custom, and his family
fear he was drowned. He had 1900 belong.
Ing to the Gazette Mutual Benefit Society,
composed Of printers, OF which he was trea-
Snrer -
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were arrested to-day on the charge OF iyneh-
ing william 81. Wyatt IN Msdisoa csnnsy.
Ali were released upon $500 uaii but three.
Theefmsge aesass. fosed By
; Two sous Of. David Kendaii, Of Henry,
celnu,y s! aged eighteen and tWenfy.swo, were
drowned today in West iags while bathing,
al third brother, who attempted 20 save the
othefS, narrowly escaIeds 49,; s: f. ssj,
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COLLEGE.

TIE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. =
Vi. '. uALNEI, late principal Of Loudoun
I-l,,:.,c!olxrs on " EDSESDAY, September
t.I. I.-la>. *5p per annunl, With no extras. For
r",l-. address the treasurer OF the College, Kew.
NiIIltN anHIS, Princeton. ID.
.riii f,,!lN &. I,REnS SCHOOL. or SCIENCE,
,..ril , rull StSf OF eminent professors, will oe
81. ned a; The sIlnu time with the q. partinent OF
.,~,.-~, .,;c!ube. 10Th. For programmes, address
I: IL. :rasLrtr. H. above. . %NI. MCCVon, =
pr, -ld,7.t oil the College of New Jersey
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.h" RICHMOND, VA, aanuary I, 1877.
! We lave made chemical examination or DAVID
f.. CLEAMER'S MOUNTAIN RYE WIIIsKEY, using
for the purpose samples selected by ourselves from
ten barrels belonging to lots received by Messrs.
GEORGE A. HuspLEY & Co., at different tImes, and
Of ages varying from one to fourteen mouths. In
obedience ID the explicit Injunction Of the agents
that the examination, should be thorough, we have
subjected this whiskey TO the most searching tests.
It has stood them all perfectly, nothing Of dele
teriuus natufe being found In It It Gun, therefore.
be confidently recommended for its purity and ex-
cellence to those whe use whiskey Us a beverage.
while for medicinal purposes 1t is all that be de-
sired. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist and Lecturer on Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia:
i.si.I}fR. 8. B.. PEEBLEs, N. D.,
Professor of Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia
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i. AN ELEcrsaN.-At meeting Of the Mn.
tuaI Building aud Lean Association head
Monday evening Mr. b. Becher was eseeted
treasurer ofce n. w. Nelson, resigned. Mr.
II. G. 6. Hartman was elected member. OF
the Board OF Trustees, and Dir. John Il.
Hankns was elected one OF the directors.
Mr.. NJ W..Nelsou expects 10 start for Eu-
rope In q short time.
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DRowNED In THE RIrER.-Alexander b:
Lithgow, Of Manchester, WAS drowned
Thursday night about IL O'Clock while on
moonlight excursion down the James river
on board the steamer Sylvester. 1t Is said
that he was leaning on the railing. lost his
balance. and fell overheard. The bout I'M
mediately hove to, and an unsuccessful effort
was made to find him. Parties went in
search of his body yesterday morning. .-r.s.o
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Rp1cx-DUsr DEPOSIT indicates kidney COM
,,.,pt. Check It at ouce RELMBoLD's Extract
Ruchu. the duretic par ercenence, is c=rtsin spe-
cac for ali diseases Of the urinary organs aud SEX
oal systea,. Dr. HELNnoLp ID the only nan who
ever really utilized and extracted e,e pre-emineut
virtues OF Bucnu. His preparation Is ~ much su'
perior 20 the so-caiIed Buchus " rs cream Il ID
skimmed milk. in fact, 1t never fais. soaa %
dr,,0sisfs a..,-l.s III. .E.-s..r =
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RReUIs1TIoS FOR THE Return OF A. MUR.
pERER.-Goyernor Walker has, issued a re-
auisition on the Governor of Ohio for Ho-
race b: Via alias Honce Shi1et. charged
with numbering one Shttlett in Albemare
county in January, 1878. The requisition
was tieiiyeEed tooW. Rice Burnley, agent of
the State. Via is already in custody OF the
Ohio authorities. ,Ei .f."-i'sn r. ls'a}
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Ry Telegraph
NEW .YURE.7

NEW York, Angust ,s.rl Money, s@Ai ssezSsstc
exceedingly dull NJ leo,. God, llsa9tiste eor-
eirniineuts frmef. states quiet: TenHsseses. slls
new. sts virsinia's, at; now, 50 consoaA ~ d.
ferred, IL Loaiaana's, ~; new, q. .Lcs,es, a.
sS, 50. Alabama's, so; SIS, -. Georsts's, ~; Tss
o. North Caroiins's n new, Isl; special TAX, IL
South Csronns's, 81; new I4 April and October, a
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New YoaK. August 5.--Mail adyiees from
Cuba state that q very severe engagement
had taken place at Barrancas, nine leagues
from, Mauzanilio. The Spanish loss was
severe. Thirty.seYen wounded Yere taken
to ManzauiIto, and twenty more severely
Fwoundea, were ieft st Feinit. Phe spanssh
were very retfcents3 Jst - +..'
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| InHAyExAaAlYzED ] THE fSYHlsKEHt KsoYH.
under the brand Of aR sELEcT,' controlled by
Messsrs. WALrER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Impurities, and recommend its use for medicinal
and family purposes. - Jslf. MceAw, M. L. n
/ Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College Of VA.
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PROFESSOR PHARAzYN continues to attract
large audiences ut Virginia Hall with bis
wonderful performances, and gives awuy
every night number of useful and valuable
presents. There will be grand matinee
this afternoon mt o'clock. s.
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Grasshoppers In the west-Fearful
1w>@% 1919 FHaiI-Sform. ~ iSu 80 sli'

0MAHAy - August o. Grasshoppers lighted
at noon saturday in the western part OF the
State, and destroyed the corn and oats. The
wheat mad been harvested. 4 t;'tiii i5tt& ~
! A fearful hail-storn has oceurred,i in this
section, the stones in some localities being
Of an immense size.
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! ENAsrucxsr, August i&-The boot and
shoe Getory- burned beiouged 70 Mitclieii y
Haden.a Nearly ~ 900 worth lof machinery
was destroyed, with sfeur 4 thousand pairs OF
shoes, one hundred and fiity sides 'of aoie
Ieasher, aud one hundred and hsty bundles
or upper leather. .f>asts' E'-t'>f'
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/ SARATOGA, August 5.--Bartt-Axe 8. won the
mile race for two.year oids, mile heats.
Eight started. Time, l:453. Strachino won
the two-mile race. Time, &363. ,.,,.
Duffy won the steeple chase Blind Tom
second, and The others we'll up.
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Surr FOE DAMAaEs.--L. Stern has instituted
a suit In the Circuit Conrt against u. 4.
Beard s. Co. snd HamlltoE Beppmln lot
false imprisonment and defamation OF char
acter. Damages, Sj,0u0. ~ 2e .-1.
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BELLEVUE HIGH HuOL, BED
l) FDku COUNTY, EA.--IAMEs p. HOl1.
'oMBE. LII. d.. Fk1SCIPAL' "ll.liAN R. Ab.
buf, ASSOCIATE PRISCIrAL-Ihe min h ANNUAL
,.'a~ion of tis school for Boys will begin SEPTEM-
~: l6TI. Beautiful aud healthy location. Full
eurts Of instructors. Pupils are members OF the
Gtinly. For attenuation address eth r prin ipal,
~ B,l!cy we most office ' is lS- eod2w
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Prussia.

BERuy, August 5.-Captain Werner, who
recently seized the Spanish gunbost Figi.
lante, will be removed from the command
of the German squadron in the Mediter-
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: BosroS, August IA special dispatch
saws that rumor was current Sunday and
today that Sir, John A. Mcdonald had at.
te,nnted suicide. The Government organs
however, deny the story. 1t is certain, how.
ever. that the premier had been ia bad
ssstp - .sga -f-t ~
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,s.aIrsHLEgi MAExE3a.

IoursysILs. AnEtsss sAr-fisur sesadg en4 So
ssssd r. sftesS1issa Bsccn 6stsss AA aa SDe6 6D-
saxs,d: af(ssSc. ,foe sseaidess: faf12ie. f1 AEME
rsh Hnsns ssasdy asa Ia gsaA ScHsA4f el-
SSssSe ar sScscs .a{ fS Hsrcs.; ist Es SEdE
nassxsr. ess Whisksy stesd5s excst i4i s 81 Y
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WEDNSEsD DAY. MORNING. ADJUSTS, ls7s.-7
AUCTION sALEs This DAY.

on Gu sales or real esfte made 6A,ceea the ls of
sent yssr haze 10 be pdId 6viiie patrsSiaser. On.
aH snte8 .asgde baIees1 SIs tstSy jelly and last
r. zee yeqr ehe tdrss bore % be paid the seller
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, at p. H. IA front or
IIafTa iafgg amount or real estate, located
IN Aich'nona. spa tIl ttn the eespty Of Hsnrico.,
LYME d BROTHER, at Cd P. NJ, two small brick
fesietnefsts on Che northeast corner cflg wehfyy
fourth and Yenabse stEeetsYa.i
COOK & LAUGHToE, ut 10 A. IL, general assort-
ment OF furniture &C., af residence No. Four
i feehfh streetA1,fH aTCaAJo-/sT 3yIr3
PANE GABEEL 81 co.at1lsikaff. Sdryfs6Sds
1,iboots' shoes, hats, clothing, SC. agAt, FuiJ!7
REDWOOD & CRESsHAWs atslo 4. M., attbeir
auction rooms, general assortmeut of bauseh Nd
fufnltdtc. ~" ffa'l - t'f-i<fs''1 @<a.i
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RIcHMoND.-In the case
of Vickers against James River Bridge Com
pany, Judge Wexford sustained the de-
murrer to the declaration and gave plaintiff
leave TO amend at the bar. The case was
continued for the defendant until the next
term.
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vs,,ov Farer An New YORK;, Etc.

NLw YoHK, August 5.--The captain ana q
mart owner of the schooner Nellie 4. Dins-
more died at quarantine to-day Of Yellow
.faysr. The captains wife died Of: the SANS
disease on the voyage from Hasas1a:: !.
!; over LOCO eIiigrants arrived yesterday.
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| AW-BUUKS - 4'I7'19 8
L. RECENTLY PUBLISHED.

- RECENTLY ppBLlSHS3t.
ASSEMBLY .slz-'s. p, ~. TEnORS LEADING
tAsEs On IEBCASTILE AND AARlFiME
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