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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10

~ rUnSUANtr " order ct Tue oufr"S Ale VI TIC
County OF N-wYurs Notice Is hereby given 10 al per-
soa. hnvin. czu, zssnI Francis Dopney, late OF the
City Of NrsYurs G-cd, present. The same with The
n. r-of 10 the subscriber, ~ the ONCE OF J.
T. White ~ Pin--st'e-i. previous 20 May l. 1916
and after NAV 1876 No IS PIa--srse N th- City IL
Nov YORK. before third day of October ae1t
Dsed New YORK. The Slot day - Harcn, 1876,
MARY ANN DoSNELLY, (now Doyl-)
AZ lsv6u Adtptuis;rsirix
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III >OrPuSI iIO.> IT, ,'iVNOr"i.i
lzss5tNBxN Expr-.. Zine Tor Albany ,3isocl- sfvm
steamboat pier, toot of RoDIusuu..l The
and splendid s,--rn zach, Rip VAN WiNkLE, Cap
tain L. D. Ahc, will -4y. Tuesday, Thursday Sslar.
DAY, Al O'Clock ~
For passage herihs apply oos'd IN,
fr-ls To- 6~L nIr
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NOTICE n-'-ny .I'.t tant thv uGd-t ish-o have
Nhe-n appointed Trustees Of the OF H-bry Good
.now az ar.condps or cnnc-a-J d-bor; aDd all
loo ehrd 10 Guodenow hereby required 10 r-rde
Of ali d-bts sod sums o money owing by thrm
rrsp-cvrlg undersigned, snd {" the same os
the 10 day OF Augu. next, al The office ~ Marsh
Wris AuorpeysW Ls~ In the village ~ O'wego, and
all pei having In their possession aoy property or ef
f.c!s OF s4n Henry Good-nvw required 10 deliver The
.sm. 10 III. e,gued by The dsv shove appointed aDn
ali the CRED OF said Co demo rec Tired 10 deliver
their respective and demands Ia ln- und'sgn-d
or e. one Of thru ny the ay sopoinrd tied o.
w-go Juue q 1876. HENfY ". Wills
WILLIAM II QU'NBY,
i-95 lawSw CEAUNCEY WRIGHT.
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!.
1 Large Ah.cess-s q
c uicers,ct Legs Of long J
s,zndtuS.
OPERATIONS FOR squirting.
| Fatty ru;npr r-movef,
which grew directly upon
The Trscsrs. snc 'e9'ured !
Very nice cl,s=cuon Tor liz
eAufpAioG. ~
! Lug En ys.ed Tamor -
mo'rd fiom 8 grnaemaa' | |
head. 4
l Ann u:s.icn ofsp arm =; he
,h"uioer loJut Toe opera- l
ror was yr' % ir-d on tn
stu in-I aud Witnessed BY
Dr. Z Panty sd s-v~r.l {
Others Toe isoy was 10 {
year, ole and h,srscovrrri- l |
The poor Attended - between
4
jy7lw- Ausrting
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NT.ITICi. of T.-Nouc- hereby
given thar Guli-mus s Mi ZERO and John II St0th-5
OF h- OF Sr uoBUcs IL tae Stat Of Ne1 J'r'rS,
partners uuds' The rsne a"d hr:n Of H'i-'d
SihuH t-ir ndividga, Hcity respectively,
trad- - tue suhscfi'.rs VI
their Joint .rv-f4 --tz-s fpr lhe rqAH h'rrh uf
tr-ir creditors .Shi ai0,, beu eler
oa,tues tuGivHuhs; dod h.i II, -4d cr-dtiors ,nu'
.x.in; their ciHma !" tn U,Scriber. under o-
or IN sn-Irr .iInu the IN N-S Jersey,
Juoe 2,n ls46 jobs "a oYKs a..yo.e.
I.ieg n, Ill A
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. nrro,i,i"N AZ m"N"r.ih

DffDSittON tn tiuNssfpI.l -
Through wuhuul anding-N-.s f"Is md
a huny Linu-rhc ta., aud spiuOdJ
fteambOs, s.xtNESs Capt A. Hicbcoch -tlI Tho
uoi u hoi,u-oust uexI shove Barclay every rue.usy
rhur.dny and Saturday oc!ocs Tho ESpro.s hed
~i,h the furniture With spacious and
good berIhs Win tho public pa lbo ill., ua
% the canuoy may OF los" fare mo -nfo
through gor passage hos h. .pps Csplaiu %
.oscd or OF GEO 7. STANLEY
tt- '1cs N. ,...h
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.G-rsa uUPPO.ITION To oiUNUPULY :

EzaSMizJl6 Through without landing.-New. York and
Albany Line.-Tbe and sploudh
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler will leave New.
YORK Tor Aibauy overy Monday ~rine.da and Feidsy,
O'Clock p NJ from the foot Of Robiuson-sl Tho Buls
Ia fitted WIKI splendid saseroon, and for sp,od
tort sn' -~f surpassed BY any boai IN Inc Hudson
liver. FOR reignl ptssage inquire OF ,e Captain,
board. Al No. Souihsl
Pseogers Isi,ug the BELLE viii arrive in Albany n
ample rh- f"r th- morning uHiO Of cars tasi ar Wss
4 F"tIh u,S-b untsrst- WA
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Ny ORDER Of G-Ors- N. Sunth. Supreme Court Con
missioner No.ic- hereby given th-t attachment he,
issu-d against vi Edward Harris, Of
Wouu socket County of Providence and State Of Rhooe 10
land uUnr-.drht debor due proof made To Tie sal
Supreme CUu- Comm pursuant 20 The drec"us OF
The statute concerning attachments akuust ahscondhs
dcus and IbaI the VIII b.
sold payment VI his debts unie-s ne III Srid Ld"so
Harris 6schzrse such attachment sccorcins to
law within from f.t publication OF III, nc
tee nnt lhaI III d-nls sud the d-lVery VI
auy properly aeln I the said debtor 1" hin of for his
use. TIE transfer al property ny HIN Tor aoy pur
pse hsrv.f, fJruldd-l 10y l4N aud vhN O.ico
N,fwich February 2tt 1886 JOHN f.. sA8COCK
IF laYIiu Attorney for Aurrhins Cr-nltOr
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seS s,hDkss .ts r Str.eu. F'-t dh- q VI
ID the Plea Ere County. N"iice 10
h-f-bs sven tur.u.nI provisions ~ The sa'nr su-
ziuk HActi-ut. ss-lnr nocon inr and concealac
s.prt sg,nst tn r.Ini- uf
Patrick r-sit-ni ne5f; AID n I d afn-
viii sod for tie ynent"f h- dents un-ss hi apP--r
an di.ch,, according TO law. ~iiniu
FROM h- 6rst publication If ibis Got CO aud
psym- OF d-bIs dus 1, blu by re.d-pis
Sta delivery him for bis USE ~ propef-
ih this ssI- nelousu 10 hD, and III uzns or OF 10y
such prnp-rt, hun, h'ruiid-o b, aw 40 are void
D-,.-, Sut.lo Juue . 1876 CHAs q = WILLIAMS,
Tvs I.-9 An. Tor AGtschDs Creditor
IN PURSUANCE Ui al order OF th- surros-io nf the
aCouuly u! S-Yok. Sur,ce s hereby given 10 al per
sous having Claims Richard Evans laic OF Exeter,
Eagiaid deceased present The "n .he vouchers
thereof the subsch-r a. tits residence. No az Siaur
street IN the City Of N-wYork heofr The tenth day
OF July next Dated N-wYork. the 9Th day Of January,
1876 GEO. +. ALLEN, Adnnlstrator
10 V.t,h M WI Spn'd
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L q. ~
&ue7cErdN IN AID sishali, ianGins 81 Van Cort-
sudt. Pcv kssilij. West 2. Int, Cola Spnbx
arJ Cvrnwa Tho Dsw stesnsr THOMAS Pow Eli,
Cspt Samuel lob Will leave tho slesboai por
VI Waf-u.st every atefnoon (Sdtdays rxcspied) al
O'CLOCK tsiurnin< vii cave Ne~,I'sn osofy Monday
mDtui- x o. ts remaining irnnKs u The
.tT Oc.oGh sndiag aboVe FOR passage
Apply board tho notl
n b.-Ah ba- g.gs snd freight OF ever, desc rip,too
bis board Nnis boat. tho
ri.k Of Insr-ut Il. Of
10" 10 NJ nf r"caipp tJr j-22a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10

CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency Office.
" Ctncinuau OHIO M. Sheldon you'd inform lbe ell
IONS OF Yors that he ~l attend TO the purchase and
d-scpuon OF Real Estate and Personal Prop
cry Tie City O'Cncnna Ill aud 10 the Western States VIII
colsc, ooes oud, and and every species
Of claims Cuciauau Louisville. Any Merchants or
other business having lands other property In the
Western country they wish dispose VI for cash. or 10
cnsnp city prcpsrty 10 Cinciuuuh Invited 10 send
description OF the his Office In Cincinnati, where all
bushes. hr will he promptly and faithful
~ attended 10 Addrass NJ. :. SHELDON
Wesi Ftflh-sI Cincinnati.
Reference, -Uwier ( Barber, Cortsnd-sL; Jsct'on
40 .!l.t Io, Si,-.,f
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NluNiHLi aErUK T f,r June OF he N-.s fork
l'R keoic.i Sl,sra la .iiluie No IS Cnambrfs-s
cAsEs spccssSFvLLY rkE.ltp
Partial destoss C.-'s dyeeOiefy = 'ses ~ Csocer
Psin Ia 10 side Is C,s-s ,eel OF the Womb ur-
lccoutt &C. urine Cases cl.rrt DIR ire
ltrpot-pcy Is Css-. b>lautu. Is Pau,in,.ou OF
IL Uses nrininsll h-inorthzse Heart
~-aanSs ih-a s Rheumatism.
Casos gorurrhGal2 Op city % the ,Hcut-l
! Z sin IN rS e-haI corura 2. P-n VI homes
Pain Gaze rh.uu ~ D,b ity and Ioss
2Aodomiua Drop . Cases OF Cough "f appetite { ON
~. ing. Improper hsoiIs.
Cases OF hlies IS Cases OF second Forriso body
4Uy.pepsia s'y vouer-sl e sod Zig hiy
DoTlrsot liver. Pim.'y Chsne tbd>a-c eye
/ VeneruaI secured ~llhouil2 DeI-rcip sion OF
Throat. Mercury blood 10 bed.
lnitsop Ia ure Falling VI bsd-5 Ex.uued 10 de-
ihra and prusuAIe der !rcI oi
gland. Cases Of Choic ;he rogs.
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- ~ LOTS fronting the I'm ard 5In avenues ans
sc Snth slsl containing entire block pleasant
" stus,-d -rvs,.i ground. Apply 10
ryl6 ~ KENDALL \ CO. ~ Wssr-sI
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-. OUklS> rhUPh RrY-AI eriv~tr ,.l--
- The sy AID nri-s ecu,. and 10; cf
49, srrura No IS L,ylngsioc-st Size OF lot Is hy 90
--i vh front IS fes S-h-rmerho-n.s. Tt h,u.-
Is by 20 feet foisoed in TIE very beet srn-r
so.r door. marble mS1lris hacr crates. psntri-, k
Ne and 10 fr-; For f.rf-- p,rtica xrs .ppy
10 ANTHONY sLEECSER. ase,',, Ger.
NJ,
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NPEuPLE'S LINZ STEAMSOAy
lS-sssssTEyzaaFo- Albany, daily-Sunday, eIe-p'-1

.ss.Sf@SSssSITyS, LINE for bany and Toy MORNING
LlNE-Ths steamboat TROY, Capt Cor.
ham. vii le.v. Tursdsy. Thg..dsy and Saturday Tho
steamboat, NIAGARA, CrDl Wm. Ellsworth viii lpsvs
Monday Wednesday and Friday 81 o'clock. NJ from The
Steamboat Bier foot OF Safcys' for Troy and
places.
EVENING LlNE-Th. steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
Wu. Il Peck. VII leave Monday, Wsdo-.dsy and PrJsy
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt b. macN will leave
Tu-adsy Thursday and Saturday ac-ungs scock from
Cousnc-ss Pier, for Albany sud Toy direct
~ Ths hosts Of The hrsl css, they
anded peri.ucsd and attentive officers and for speod
aud accommodation superior To mo.t aud Inferior 10
IL ~ tie yer
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f'I>..uAu- uno rrlbt-d MJ.lu. AhNOLo
VI CO. 81 CsnzsL Offering he following soocs
a. er-nly reduced price:
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Real gstnte.

o. ro DhUttf 81 To go . cruz .iutr eoo-
IS s-cted siia medical p's-rce Tn,.s. s'cd ocpor.
UNITY for S-nu-nso With anil eapilsl For f>-
Der P.r;ieu'as apply by eli-r ~ he ccr Of ,se
"a
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ttuDrellunrou5.

R.,wNKT "a. rnRH'-. y. NJ
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Tn- dVi.iou ri pfOcLs l. taopa hbc Ioe LEX. ~A-' -
r,.d- in NJ D. p'---nt -sr.
UNITED STATES AGENCY
For list OF .c. m-dlc-i fc-r- lanes OF rs'e'
spo l, .ur cal 5ta fM-N So --- De
soc,-ys pau ph-- obtained s!th-r ~ = " "!i
Sea-Yora. "a 70 - ~"
] L,,sprs sr.ss GersreI as-rt - 7-ulm
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- TO LET-eor year, during summer
SN 500, large House. pleasantly situated 81 Rocklsnd
Lake side together with the furniture II desired To
sentean and OF business In the city this would be
d.sirzn- Summer residences The steamer Warren touch
60 times Rvckand Lske landing. going and
turning and from tho City OF N-wYok Apply
AIS -odif A. P. STEPHENS. Rnck land Lake
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4 IF INSI fkt No 6.-I nr w. lug InllJ VuIueI
IL Life insurance. Company y! Boston will receive applcH
tons for Life lnsursnce nj Is WslsL
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, RoBERT Hoofgs,
WiLLiAn PAEsoSs, CAAELEs P. CpkTIi
fHAscis c. LOWELL, FErEL WAiSwkleHs,
RoBERI 8. Rogsss, WILLIAM w. STONE
SEoRGy h. KUHN, fHonAs A DexrER,
JAMES READ, OTis ruFrs
los.rAIs ANGRY, Sec'y. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Fres-
Joas c. CHErsnhs, n. D. hedirsl Examiner N-~yofk
Forms OF pcsuuo aua all arcpsssry info,
NATION viii be furnished by The s1hschor 81. ONCE No
Is Ws!-s- NswVork
II" ,NaN ROPER Solicitor and Ae.ut
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-24
FROM SANTA re.

4 letter from Independence, { No J TO
the 81, Louis Republican, dated lith Of
June, says:
Several Spaniarls (among them two Ar.
rriJos) reached here llst "eok from New
York, wiIh large lot Of goods for New
Mcyico. They are very much dlscoura.
ged, and are ANXIOUS to sell out their en-.
uto stock Of goods, offering to take first
cost ior them. They ore now gone up 10
Fort Lcayeuworh to see Col, kcarney,
who sen, down Nh express to them that he
wished 10 see them, and have an interview,
II Is thought tho Colonel intends 10 lay the
whole plan Of the expedition before them,
and to offer the Governor Of Now Mexico,
through them, such terms as may secure
the country without ,lrkuuga blow. These
hg&Icaus are men OF Influence aad great,
wealth. aud - a. = "-' 's1 q" So
1n5 "a Tie right s,Io Of them, be may eff.
feet a great deal.
4 rumur Is ad9ai that m express has
Just reached here TO the NeHicans IN this
pnce) from Santa Fc, Who reports that
Gov, Armjo is ct Moro, about 80 miles
this side Of Santa Re, with about 1000
mou, ready to engage WITH any force that
the L. States may send against them. lie
was stu receiving additions to has army
every day. Some arc disposed to credit
this report, but others doubt It,.
4 gentleman Jlst from Fort Lcavcn.
worth, informs me that it il very uucct.
,aln wien Col. X. would leave with the
volunteers, but It was generally believed
not until about tue lst Of JuIy.
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ELDER KNAPP ON TEN-pINs.

Elder Knapp, who is as great an origi,
nal as he Is on eloquent exhorter, on Sun.
day last IN Boston addressed a large con.
gregaion on the immoral tendencies of
F" theatres and bowling saoons," The bow
ling saloons received a grand share of con-
dcmnasion, and were used in fgurdtire
sense, by the Elders saying that the devil
was rolling ten-pins, aud the littlo devils
setting them up, that the devil rolled
three balls, the first of which was ln6deli-
", the second Unycrsslism, and the third
tho ball of Damnalon. The first ball got
generally from one to three pins, the Sc
cond from five to seven, and tho third
(Damnalion,) swept the whole board, and
got a ten strike.
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and horpcd onto char and into my
pants, and then broke for ono Of the op
posiie bathing rooms, and locked myself IN,
and told the old woman I'd gin her ten dol.
lare # she'd swab up, hand me my shirt,
aud say no,hin' about il | don't know
@hcther sho has or not, but almos, die q
Iatn', spite of my scaldcd leg, whenever |
think If it =
tell you what added our sucker
'rirnd, ! don't mind your hlvin' q lalf, but
I YOU 20 to publtshin' this in the Rereiiie,
I'll shoot you by gosh We beg to assure
our friends that We consider ourselves shot.
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MYSTERIOUS. AND PERHAPS IN.
IORlAhIn


We find the following mysterious para.
graph il the New Orleans Times Of tho
2Glh ullimo:
" An eminent commercial ',,uso Of this
city, has received instructions To charter u
vessel, either for Vera Cruz or Tampco,
Tor the purpose Of conveying thithcr gen.
tlcmsn who has recently arrived at the
North, from England, together with four
companions. The letter to TINT effect.
which has been exhibited TO US, states hat
the party 10 question having PatrcrJaI rta.
sons for avoiding the Havana route, appll.
ed 10 our Government, "a, Washington, tor
permission to proceed 10 Mexico uumolcs
ted, and To charter a vessel with that view
At New Orleans, Tho rcqucs, VAS not
only granted, but instructions hnyc been
forwarded TO Commodore CoNSER 10 ia
clilaie the object ii tho travellers, BY
transferring them on board Of an i.ag.sh
mlu-af war, from whence they can be Gu.
silly landed a, either ol the above mention.
ei places. The vessel will DO ready to
leave 10y the lst Of july.
Tho gentleman ia question is a uear
relative Of the Mexican Ambassador ~
London. uul Is waiting, pfob,bIy oil New
York, Tor dispatches Jy the Caledonia
steamer, now due. HIS movement, may
have some connection wlth tic existing
state al aifuts in Mexico. At all cFtals,
the inference ID not Improbable
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M sny'Bs.VTSiSsy
NJ ~ - sss-~v sN IA zs. -sa.s
Type Foundry and Printers Fur
niShIug warehouse.

'E'HE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
a NEW TYPE FOUNDRY 10 the
Of New York, where they are ready to sop
Pig t-ders to any extent, Tor any kind Of JOB or
FANCY TYPE, and every article necessary for
Printing Once,
The Type, which are cast in new rnoulds, from
90 ea.fciy new ret Of materials, with deep conn.
.ers arc warranted to be unsurpassed by any, aud
all. b. sold At prices to suit the times.
Pn1lng Presses furnished, and also Steam In
gaeso. lne most approved patterns
%.B. A Naghlnlst Is constantly inl attendance
% re.air Presses to do light work.
Edur, Of newspapers, who will buy three
,ags b. much type as their bills amount to, mag
sgs lng above TX months insertion IA their pa
pea, ars send their papers containing It to the
s45serhars.
CDCkCROFT & OYEREND Gs Ann ST.
DGgjfr J. is45 J2-bm
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Mr.. Toombs, Of Georgia, in his speech
in the House on Thursday last, character.
tzcd the Locoloco party US one "thnt had
no fixed or settled principles--a pertv that
got up tho Oregon question for political cf.
fcct--lbal claimed the whole Of that tern.
tory for political ctFec,--that gave away
from 81 40 down to 40 for political effect
that marched our army to the Rio
Graude and got into n war with Mexico,
"a. ~!.~",y ut,r tur political cIiect-thal got
up tho fariF ii for political oaect-that
does oil acts for political effect, to secure
power and the spolls, without ever indulg.
lng a thought for the best interest Of the
nation Heaven grant that such party
may be destroyed ~
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RICH AMI POOR CHRISTIANS.

If the point Of satire consist in the truth
OF the remark, the following contains
sting which may perhaps be felt by GER
tain class IN almost every community:
Ma said an inquisitIve little girl, will
rich and poor people live together when
they go up to Heaven ?
Yes, my dear, answered her mother,
they will be all alike there
Then, ma, why don't rich and poor
Christians associate together here 2
The mother did not answer,
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T. % T. Il II v.

{" NNfAN T-fFe
When age has cast It's shadows
Ger LIES declining way.
When evening twilight gathers
Round orr retiring day
Then SHAH NC st aud ponder
On the DIM and shadoNy past,
In the hearts silent chamber
Tho guest, will gather fast.
Guests that in youth VIC cherished
Snail com9 to US once more,
And 40 SHAH bold communion
As IN the das- before
They may be Laik and somhfa,
They may b. bright aud tar,
But tho heart viii b4yg rs chamber,
And the guests vii gaAer th,ro.
How shall j, lie my sis,or.,
Who shan BE- our hearts guests
How shall i be my brothers,
Whom If : shadow on usreslsl
Shi.l ~ not uul the silence
Hear voices swce! and low,
Spe4k The Old familiar i-rgage,
The words o. long aso
Shall uc not zee Dear faces
Sweet .mtlng ss0f Old,
TIL lie midst q tu4t lohg chamber
Arc sunset clouds 81 gold
W ben sgo Aas cast It's shadows
Orrlto's declining Nay
And evening twilight gathers
kCun4 oar TatuuE dag
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The AlcTaadria GdztRe, noticing the
election Of senator McDuiic to be the
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations, which was made by the votes Of
the fifty four forties, says'
"ALL OR NoNR. 1.-The 81 40 men in
the Senate put Mr., Allen at the head Of
the Committee on Foreign Relations be.
cause he was for all of Oregon. They
have now voted for MIR, McDuihe, for the
same station, because he wanted none of
II, and says no would not give a decent
farm for the whole territory. They dc
clared themselves for call or none" add,
verify they are more consistent than We
thought them
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wAsHINGToN's DEATH.

1t is fact not perhaps generally known,
says an eastern paper, that Washington
drew his last breath in the last hour in tho
last day of the last week in the last month
of the year, and IN the last year Of the
century. lie died Saturday night, II o.
clock, Dec. 81, 1899.
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FENHE Subscriber has for sale, a, his
4 place 9 miles East Of Raleigh, one
foatoi SMALL PfCA, J1l lbs. which has been
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You'd like 10 p1-scss the sbalo series of eiE1l
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