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The STATUE OF Mr.. CALHOUN. The recovery
OF Mr. Cahouns Statue is considered almost hopeless.
Mr.. Powers received but $4,000 for this work, which
was one of his very best But he expected $4,000
more, and will no doubt receive this sum, the Statue
having been insured for $4,000. II is supposed that
steps will be taken to statue, Mr. Powers
still having the from which he wrought the
piece Of work lost in the Elizabeth.
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E3- The New York Dry Goods Reporter says that
ofthe clothing dealers in that city, sold during the
past year, nearly million FIVE hundred housauddo-
lars worth ofready made clothing. If he made only l
per cent on the amount Of his sales his profits were
about 900 for the year, f he made 10 per cent
which is large allowance FOR the management Of
such business, his profits were $4,000; anothercs.
tablishhent has retaed this season. in one day over
$1,000 worth, for cash.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-09

Hg The immense tortoise, sent as a present 10 Tho
Queen Of England, from the Cape Of Good Hope, i
17S years old.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-09

HEAVY FAILURE. suydam, Sage & Co., heavy
flour dealers in New York, have failed for lar &c
amount The failure has created considerable panic.
1t is understood that their paper to the amount of or
100000 dollars, is floating about without any one bold
enough to name price for it. fH
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WethereD. Of this city, came to his death yesterday
morning in consequence Of injuries received by fall
the day previous upon the floor Of the stable in Thorn
asstreet, in the repairing of which he was engaged
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EB- Seven persons met their deaths by drowning
in the Thames, between Bptesea and London bridges,
on ., single Sunday. ~ ha narlg @ltl Il
3 si+ gree ReYWaM sslfsa4ga
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Chloroforrn,
a NEW MAP OF NEW FNGTANn

a IIn na MAD AND TOWNSHIP MAP or New Eng
MontsoSl an Gddng New York City, The Hudson River
est anthorilies puIuon Of canadaconped from thehg
and Engineer This Map is the largest most o oarec
in New I"oIa aG o. the Railroads and
Snowh on such scale 10 render i , mye,y oWn
ored bye BY couuse @sp Y 1s%y AZ bsau col
err aUs by mn sa copy Sent AZ q ne pabs
rh@snons III Two copies for five dollars
waited Tor each county in New Enclan5 n
po'' paul. VIII receive attention Published BY
Auco oo y. A. ROWLAND,
I I4T 'o'''"o'is Worcester, Mass.
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In CONGRESS. Thursday, aug. s. Mr.. Pearce's
bill was up Mr.. Underwood resumed his speech with
privilege of concluding this morning
House. MIR. McIane moved, Intellectually, to 60
into Committee of the Whole on the state of the I'M
ion.
FROM TEXAS Dates from Galveston, Texas, to
2h state that the excitement in relation to the boun-
dairy question CONTINUES to increase but no decisive
measures have as yet been agreed upon.
Several Indian outrages are recorded.
ELECTIONS. A Geographic despatch from Ra-
leigh, ~ Carolina, dated Aug Z, gives the Democratic
gain in the State 5000. In Rutherford the Demo-
Gratis gained 1l00 and also members of Legislature.
FROM Missouri. No returns have been received
from which can infer the result.
THE SECOND DIsrRIcT. The wing convention
which met at Salem yesterday has nominated Charles
W. Upham for Congress, to fill the vacancy occasoned
by the death of the late Hon. D. P. King.
ID Fifteen years ago, says French paper, young
sailor named La urendeau rescued young English Ia
day from drowning, at Roneri; he presented with
money atthe time, and thanked, by the girls MOTHER
Recently English gentleman found out the sailor and
told him the lady wished thank him in person, and
to settle 10000 francs year upon her rescuer Lau-
rendeau, also received 500 francs to pay his expenses
to London.
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9 Or 4 Maehinists wanted TmmediafeIH

IN ,ro neeu apply but men of steady habits and
will be given W0on 5il1 rttlnpioy and good wages
Worcester, Aug9 Li"hI d GO.
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MARRIED.


n ~ " ashngton, DC, July 81 Thomas G. Rice Esq NJ
poseon, 10 Miss Ellen, daughter of Hon. j. Colamer
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s.
To go abroad rejoicing in the ioy
OF beautiful and well-created things;
10 love the voice of waters,-and the sheen
VI silver fountains eaping TO the sea;
10 thrill with the rich melody of birds;
Living their life OF music ito lie glad
In the gay sunshine, reevent in the storm;
To see beauty in the stirring leaf,
And find calm thoughts beneath the whispering tree
TO see, and hear, and breathe the evidence
vi Gods deep wisdom in the natural WORLDS
10 lover of nature, an excursion TO the Wachusetl
will afford much pleasure. We found delightful and
romantic path up the mountain, shaded by the rich fol-
aSe of the maple, 70 Riding the eye to catch distant
view until we stand upon the mountains height,and
then what panorama bursts on our vision We look
down upon forests, lakes, rivers, hills, vallies, fields
roads, villages, SPIRES farm houses, the many happy
homes of yankee and-all ba thed in the broad sun
beams, stretching away until in hazy beauty they kiss
the far.off horizon.
Gland of the forest and the rock
vi clear blue lake and mighty river;
vi mountains reared aloft to mock
The storms career, the lightning's shock
My own green land forever" ~
At the north, Monadnock Mountain rises I'M in mr.
pie grandeur, connecting with chain of mountains
stretching away as far as the eye can reach. IT'S
panorama worth looking upon--the varying color and
beauty, and the perspective--no artist can paint
Surely, this is land Of freedom for as we gaze upon
IT. the winds come up, and seem to bear upon its wings
whispering ~ ufrr
seIhpre ia no other laoI IL .l,
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"Ihere is no other land like thee,
No dearer shore;
Thou art the shelter Of the free;
The home, the port of Liberty
Thou hast been and shall ever be,
Till time is o'er,'' aaA WoB.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TT FourIh-st. Iniversalist Church.-Rey W
; BALcH will preach morrow afternoon, al o'oloek
Seats free.
Rev W S BALoH viii lecture in this church ior the Der
eff. Of The Society. "Wednesday evening, the 18Th inst
"a O'CLOCK Subject" Holland and the HoAnders' The
Lecture by Rev c h. fAY which was postponed IN const
Quencc q The storm VIII be given on the h Inst TcSet
3 cents n9 IT,
~ Notice.-Rev T. TAYLoK. ofthe Mariners Church
Boston IL es peciud preach Of the Fist Mariners
Church IN Cherry.st Clinton. tomorrow, SUNDAY
during the day and evening Tie friends Of sesnen Hnc
u!r public generally invited 10 attend Services o.
commence al lC O'Clock, / NJ and Ia Ihr evening
~ \ Discourse on Tie occasion Of The dea,h q. he
lae Mrs lNccRsoLL, viii be delivered hy Rev W H.
WALLACE tomorrow afternoon. the Fourth COngrega
uaual Church SNieeuth-st between sNth and Seventh
avenues Preaching b, the Pastor u the morning. sub
tci. The judgment" Service al 10. A NJ and aud
: T. NJ m9 IT,
~ Mrs. Bishop is 10 preach tomorrow a. and
O'Clock Rt he American Hall, corner Of Grand ana bfese
wAv-Subeci isnaeis Restoration 1000 wears Of Feacti
&C. Mrs is eNpe ted io leave The city soon
~ Discourscs 10 Young Nen.-The sevenleen.l
srrVice of The series viii bo held 10 Rev g. 1 bedt
Church Thrd-svenue, next Sunday evening, We !'l
inst 10 commence "a O'Clock sermon ny Rev bishe
70 Ter d The BODY OF the church rerr ed, a. usual IL
~ Prof. Bash viii presch tomorrow morning a
r place oi worship OF he New jerusalem Church corner
Br adwav and Leouardsi Society Library Lecture
,auA Services commence a. lrt O'Clock seats nee
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For Sales Of STOCKS 90 see FoS'h Page

For Salss Of Stocks 80 see Fosyh Pogs
FMDAY March 81
Ia Stocks there is a large buoyancy and the mar
ke, Is active Nearly all he Fanoies improved Reading
closed al 40 Erie O., Morris ny The speculative fever
appears to increase The effect OF Mi Weosiers speech
was good and Governments advanced per cent
In Exchanges there Is nothing OF Importance
doing Sterling sag per cent, Francs So, a5'si The
supply Is good
Freishts are quiet generally. waiting for the
steamer Corn. 20coO bushel, Cd Couon, 7-i.i Dead
weight 2ss 6d 80 10 Liverpool TO London pcadweght
3 seddSs To Hayre, Cotton io per 10 somc 80 bsles
Cotton we're taken for Hamburg al &c. To California
here Is considerable doing At s5&lSc per ;,ot
There is no change in the Money market
The Receipts at the SubTressury to day were
ssaNa577. Payments SIS s's % Balance, ssIoi2S9 Is
There is on important change in the pr1oes q
ls.aranee Scrip but genersy the market is better TIE
u.n.sei;ous In Atlantic and Mefcsnue have heeR oons-
eoable
The Losses OF ,he sun Oaoe by he Ne~onesn Gre has
hecn asocrAined and viii exceed S1Soo insead OF
ssoC as al Grs reported The quotations have therefore
Improved
The following are the Insurance Scrip quotations.
today by O 4 JewelL Scrip Broker ~ Merchants EN'
change, On hAnoyeT'st
,,,.,,,. Nutual In.urnpee Sersp ISSN 81 "a S.
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e ar. $50 bs, ~bh 500 ss Nsss n. 71o.-no.
ar. 10 y hr a. ~ a. u of PRIME ssH -
nsaz 10 s--fiaer- 70 z q arofses - n a..
.ct-s. a. II 97ot@toas ~-no1' c..nf- - - =.
. 81 hr zoo ~ fr1- az = ~ 50 - - = a.. a.
G,.s.- = 40. ia CT M-4-s - sLe - - 20
a. 40 - s1l,sk ,,z4~ "a,
osA,. .sy sa' La.e't = !. = 80. /. Co..
stars. shppcr whs- s.a4r 30 So = !. h, - ~
..s --tss = Abaut - - CO -. n - :
N.,afs.,s-. 3, firm ~ AZ i4ic = o. VII
GUANO-sa... Q. ,as. F,,se..s = - H. 49,.
gEfswAx-Y-ro- as = = 80. .,
80, - -os = ~ st.saon be- wss'-ra flI a
7,-. . ~ ao,sr,--r 4 ,-psr-no- -
oai dog Tas % 70 = - ,ii'r r. rrei5
|fr-a-t,.I ~ = n -, .ra.r 49,.
rfN-s n ~ .s1s b--cs 49, nlsie - ~ re
GRO. ERiE.-cos-- ssa ~ Tflou chssC' Ba7'r' ts.-
os, 80 es1'' sfsi ~ ~ 30 eaE - Dong - .
y = Nossss slt s1fss are. taJ,ln- rfs 5stsr sas A
', Cr'as 80 " as'-' p sa r,o al 81 --s >sF or
80. G. .ers s., .. d ! r. ~ l,itsf fr pr-n-
WOLFE nan 3lrns v-es %, -.-
fs lra s13 81. gsr4ef - ~sfi ,sa- l.er-
j r4n.ls o~ r.. i-ss Z T-s, W9o . ~ Pa a. te
~, n nsr... n b.. "a. .ss - 70 s. ..sr
g4o.to1s arf A'Hfs i9r o~ end re- n s-a--s f1t3 p
f. ~ fee. 1, ores ta--s a. s7a - --, =. '.i''
arc 3 a@s sast Nss.i3 oa rsi- ''r1 sa- = h
= Danish % ~ q 80 4gY p A.',fan ir L's'7'9 D
HiuEs-Ths- ar srouai n of-rstc.a Prf@s s-7 trr
ie s.-s IRE P,f;1 Cs5-o - Il go e--a sats hi.ac'
~. r. p d: n. if'o % . y ito mo- 'a' 80
LEtIHER-Tae arrorrf I'D 80 -asl.s. r. al
-clcs vs qaa.s asaas A5fss and ko Grs L g' F-i' =
~ Mt1- Co r1a7 hsfey On, i5al51 G2sl D,a.-
fI@5 Pnotao = ofO,s 49, %. ''.es 'g1 pr.
.r1 ro4f prcs- firm. viii sncssoJ Phfr1 % ter
i.t. -3a-c. Mcts. ana lssry. ~ Dr. Lslt IA T
LI4E-lss ao.cs .s, .oots. Ea''er.s ~, e-.a -ara 20
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS AND GRAET BARGAINS AT
TIE oVERY SAYINGS STORE


NEW GOODS AND GRAET BARGAINS At
K 30 W cry SAVING STORE.
TFs sTEANE7 kNFRics 90 SAVE sEcslrEn
4 LARlE INVOICE 2 Few s-v.e Bs-sSe Re La.le,
Il A age t-Ve-ce rs l-sa Lnecs
D.. c. Er. -l Fr1s
D. c. Hos-r7. G.o9ss J..
Per s.-al-r Wts--rE--- - rare as r-rs.4s,s-
e. r-s.-lu-ri q slr- TLrc. sa-1 D-Cs-s ,-.
Glaze 9u SKIS esr4-7 .e r,ass, vss-,7 ser srscs,l
ilr sac
Al tvocs o. 5oods q ~ snl-e z-~ Fa.0c s1- vakr-
40 ,r--e-r essss composed % : az Ls-su whoa
VII. s1rey szoers-ds evsry otter sy- % .od. h-fs--.
fore ls,l ior tae-e purposes.
very ri-t E1s--tlerct Tshis Covers
Ere Sviss Maslls PAN ;. CURED I'D Cr.ored a..
% ~ upored -y --ls Cl-csra to Is cstr0rs cen a.
v De- ed 81 .-ss ;taa .1e Ordinary Prices Cone an
zoos e. ten. an ol- COX ~. saasiy
l.aor -1-e % a1se Gee c',or-i scrasret Linen Can
t-c Hanisercle.s a. s pc-ca Tbs Les Ee vor ehesP
-rsren b. rle ct .aal week SOD A5lo Of ,ten.
DOMESTIC GOODS
on beavT sgrr,v asrd s11 I'D a cur rrc-s.
u-icl "a below ol- ,sss .er,srs,e competitors
BESIDE ALL WHICH
'ye Ave every -rlce desirable ard sex 80 arse IS 10
~ occasion f3 s-v purchaser 90 .ook further ih-n
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,
I26 BOWERT
2 W GILLET " p GlLLEY r MCMAHON
30 .fTtA>st Pu0-tt'rs. Managers ard D.rect'-s.
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Markets. ..oAsssv,,r KsroGrrO roo Tvs Lssess

ASHEs-Ae boa; chsSg. wih sr,al ESy >ses . 30 a.
ksss 81 Frai. sci o 81 co. fots
COlTnN- tsr business eon bus Tie M Aei go,
he s.r,. .ns~ttrd AL aa,tsons essen 20 sfe
Ssss = 80 oet5 CO.. slFftS
Hour AND MALI fAof tae AlAiAsi N'o'' ga -
tg scsy he ust~ triasni All tAe Ss.efA
s-y Ar 81 here sAes Sc ~ gneai si-se -
tenas4 ir hat Tie ssrs are Asf 90 Il
y--resys state - - NS.sss
sNN 0~neree SNfh c2s S'atisia ns@sf N.1
tb 81 r al strsxas oEsnesi ksAnsa o., e
= . wholt esssse ~ p-nSl eoas ofss
80 soh rs Az 9s4sS Re f9or : 'sat : = ~
ta-s SSSes
SkAN-MAest ar reQuesl bst heN ioo tfH9 - -
asasestozs wate Cenesee a. - Nsee =
$50 Noiih Cas0Ans Al ~ Cora better tess' - 80
49, ossh al ~ 81 ScUtters, - tor teo~s eSe W
Nte a Jsrsey yelow as IS ot ~Ac Sses SN tpsa n
SNsnA Rye al ssaest delivered NohIg cong bsrs! sa
densa5 Oats Tar 5euand ans steady. Noriern o. dt
ssey siaS7A 40 soatteru sos sic Sses s bah A
sort Delaware Al Sckc.
- asi eers dr14
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DIED,

jersey CITY. y ) 81 Irdey Msoh :. FRANCIS CAROLINE
,sunrst dau. Lto IT Albert snd Abhy hetde Of Orange
ssed "A ears. months sui ~ dos
feads , and those 81 samuel fskeuhup 80 Nm
hanson are respecty invited attend her funeral from her
L.. resenoe Railroad Jersey CITY, sunday t fst At
oe'nk 4 81 Her remains ~N Be tak~s to opnse. arm
ey NoWark and Orange papers peas~ copy
March 8 EMMA E,1ElLA TEASE. orS dushi-r cd hn-lo'
= and the late John q tease.
relatives and enis fesre tas invited % attend ne l
neal nom the Of mother Attorney q on Sanas
M,th 10. al A. ocock 2 NJ
on. " Death where ~ tbs stns ' Ia here.
90. Grave, thN victory
Not TO jSrhn6' esrJ BLIGHT
Fol shs - angel bright
Rut n the tterness of
Her suffering parent long must know,
Uuio heT cdlo. 81 early b--t
gave shall be a bei % rrei
But In that grave her heart shal h~
Feeling Deaths stnl . Nttu,
Death trunphs not Ger those that Seq.
Hut OCT those hvng len % weep.
Bot oh hope saonis ~ lei
ADJ sheds a radiance round her srr,
The hope thN when The stfug-es oci
And - 81 % earth more,
IN wings OF Love her soul sisi lis
To meet her darling a the sAles
Rohesier March sophia ko heer r. ot hoo Jonathan
Chd and daughter Of Inc ate Col NstAa"el Rochester
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AUCTION SALES.
sY ROLLINS A puNpERpALE.
kNrAoNy , sLEEckEa pa

I y
81 ,sss, No. s.,s'- oss...ss I ss..-. So. =.
, Sra i;S,; us sLEEsickls .si sLEkckrs \
sssnls Exss.asv, N ne cig Of Ssw.YOr. % wEDNEs-
OAY he thrrnsA cav u ksrch nsxL I? ceioeA By
ESeSs - q fsoass s.iA. Under DE Sr.sroS q se
9heo CSnbr-lens, Ess kssere~ he nlls~ins vslasSis
sscssr~.ssSys-roe arv.-ssosy double. sraniss acnl
aoase " s@soads serwesa Ninth ard reaa sss s,s ss
pcSs. IN wta 70 ffOa, and ard Is se, IN defth
hous ~ feeg inrAes - 81 a win Conservatory IN ne
The ho0ss eatt y says ~ors wihoet rrs~S "
9ense All ~ shef m ne ust css9 AM eessn' ~ =
" ith al he uc<isrs cnuvenisnees
A. ,hree 90 rpa ne essSery s,de q he see-ndsy
set n va Ia ifori ara rear. .B1 . ~, depA
AoUsrcN-srSEgr-Seve hrec~strss birch hous>s A1ri
Columbia and SSetf opposite [ nco NNaet tnchding
he corner u Houston and Selpueia as ectns Noe lN
no le ~ iiS us Ani ~ honscn ., each soe's es.ns
2 feet inches "a witth srt q Pet defth rbes ~ -
os Il feet in DEPTH ard he 0Aep Il tr~suag din>s
Sous 'oT which see photographic map.
ColVNsiAsrSxEr-rhe tN and lsrse aiv--sa9sy erics
house ~ CounihiAst the corner u Houston o.
uouse = feet inches IN With and - 49, ncaes IN
iepth La shout "a feet Ia depth.
faSsE HVSDSEo AND T~sSrNFtVE vsLVAsLs RviLp-
I've Lors sErwsKN rwSrEESrW AID rwxSrN-faIEo
Az avenues and h, ARD Thirteenth Foar.eeosh NJ
'esrth. sixteenth Seventeenth, Nlneeen'h Twentieth.
rwerty. 6rs. Twenty secOnc, and Twenty third IS
Aso tire valuable Wafer Rights IN nont Of part u he
.ove described property, having in al oui q socu
hi hundred et upou The HAT River betwesn siteenth
,rl Seventeenth sis NnieenA aud Twenty nrst SIS and
Twenty second snd Tweny.hrd ss Tnis waller nshi N
,hile. besides the present wksrv~s and eukhesds hs
sAt % docking cut INTO he East River 90 |. 70 maze
shout Two hundred lou sccSrug 10 NE proposed AN of
The exterior boundary line Il the cay 9eween Ihifteesh
and rwerty .,hri fS~i by the Street Commi.soueE.
and % The ssuste ~siet privileges waeh can
De found In the market
Twolhiris ol he purchase money can remain On bond
and mortgage at ak pee cent. II ne opron OF NE Paf'
chaser
Luhosrsrhc mays will BE ready m q ew days and can
b. had q he Anctoneers, Bosd and brosdsL or u
Johnson n Sougbmayd. 80 WAlsL Of buler Evsrts.
inovrr-st
ANY further information which may be desired In r-'a
ton ~ he property can 70 obtained UPON srpuesn0n 70
riomas NJ Scare, corner % avesoe and Teathst
The property all IN Zee simple, and NE uue snSsesoo
alba ~ tNeiNf
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ID. w Townsend Esq having entered INTO mer-
eSae busue.s has resigned me oee Of Ffesdea Of ne
BoNey Bank aud Al meetag OF 'Ae Directors iAs' s' 9
nss reh Dean Eco az old AID respectable resden, o;
Ia, pcsheorhood was unanimously e.eced fFeslisnI Ia
els place The Directors have recently Instituted sTs'
examination toto the Affairs Of the insnaion and ind every
department sound and well eo9dGesed Tie surplus over
81 o., AMI dividend of PEG cent. VIII pooaoS es &C.
ealed IN MAY.
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NED BuRTIHE's OWN

D.g THIS NJ X c1l.sl-s rcn ai--.1 q Ffosi--l-
- s- ! " r.ire-ine-s Ooinsm with ne ,Tueis
49, Ngrrs written 81 pfrssg ior ne rgrpos- % aFas
f-or-sts fo tie -errte ets eA-sLlk n our -s-
Yars No. B-a1n Column W DO = ANA hg"isrt- 3
.-re ss1tre o.. he ~ l1lzfv= sr-or rare Prlc're
n - ~ Plor Edts Middleton a hch Marrar- q
80. -5r.rr . sob Hawkins. Larceny Noi'- f--
Y-rr r. Mur3cr u Ne A-s.s cs-lf1rr-a-. Be
-- No. VICE tv EAR f.c-lre- f1r ~ P--sr-
--.-.-. Tn S..-. sr5 W. = DE sunday Press s1lr-
~ - -v Fs.rr.as 0n La10r I'D l1e Rgt- Of Lab
agci.r with ct Cggrrsporc-1ce lfo- -trrel afis Of
..- f'rtru Gee. = Srr-ce-s- ~ Is
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.,,rr. At r ri n FIRg.-ras lse alg IN camp,

- -, - .ev-r 80 -le caras LIES 0f th- tTefeu. iron
.. ~ acl are exposed % no acon % -e iaies Man
a-f Bal been covered Up nf ~ il aiAS9 &C .,.---'
"a, DBL 49, .8slefug ruins fJr three four days. aich
IN the Intense heal 10 which ucy were s1D rcled N4ilhs
81 sr- s- "a. Sufficient detect tle slightest impef
f.-f0 FRI l-r cunsrIctQl- IT nay 10Y prove -h-'t
w f eve st1rf staf~nert ri me ronlo1 ~ iLrse sars
=. f,-v were taken frQl nc ruins. tll ial oi -H c.
,.rf. where uot rrr1s.Y carried o. Nos. oi u' ai4es
q DO t1s ciiy sfe f.'1- .i.rf !" .lsI ls - u a.,
nar are cufes tle zrfc - Manufactured ~ W i,ef
T. "a y no owns tl- NeU-l qrS flzlr and ~ hen =.
49,, az he southern right Mlca c0mpet1n las exist
refxrru the aseos % le .so ~ - ne hicn -
fI haa Herring kiLo- We cDul lraf 'i --- plr
Id tFs rt which lr le 4sIrrd d--tlcf u lrl-sor
Oh SIR Z Ferguson contained .-.a'.- 80 -. -, -
ss apparently mach exposed 10 De ORE ard nn1-; u
~ ~ ~ i. cog.-nts OF be other KIDD kca Cos Ha---
nder safe several removed before ln- ath-es
-e.-t t- buildings 10 which Hey sOod ten onrfs nD"-
ID. f..-s elL Do . DOS Usually expected o SAFE -
b. eve ~ irec when exposed - NJ scDl o
heal iof more nan rnig-i9-f % l-iy 81 80.
o. MS rzse before s1irc. n4zy we're Gus = -
.-. taan %. ~ .nrse DAYS OF ~ Ken % '@rs
"a beloc zi1g Mr ? r. Pomroy - rnilea sN -nF
door en open "a. ~ Ae-srs. N-sor, bradley - vs.
- .u- cfe. h4t ockrt and 20 Interior was i1-nd sAf -
n s-ered .aos- q M-ssrs. Grioo-s Monts9 refy =
Der Br1,hers Co A-KEl1-f H-l Tomas A. rfl.-, > ;
Dunlap and Tho. Ascocs, Jf c1ltsre1 toAs &C papls
10 reai some Dslk -o-es, a. Of "l-h "7fV A
r -fed-
R.-Hs PtIENr SALAAASDts rAfta--e -se ~ ~ , - :.
.4--rg - rou vent ~ gress we're CO ware t EiL
81 80 softrr stl1d = ale C-ce a. &c lnr p
- rr- La been forced gpen and examined e. l-- s<
-- I. sa ~ ms opeled yesterday lorrinS a1l 1-ol-
r ssr Ia rrlnz-eC lLt11cce- AtL. more "a iS-i -
- "a. Ger lie frsI tire contact Ni1 = ocs
a. corner u ne wood Won had been oaehe1 ,, ne dr
r,aIrrg e.ene1f. and very s-sl -3- 'afA-e We -
r.. ~, - 90 rot ezp-ci ,o md sry7g q cpnl-s-
Sc nature uncousc E,d tr such pfoScted e1p"s2f7 y
"a 4 Co.'S salss, ! a. 10 lave. for ssle y
A : MARVIN MAaztacr1fsfs, Age.t
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c FUTILE. AucnOneof
AND FASUIONABLE tDkNl-

iIrtRE VALUABLE oil PAINTINGS TAPEsTRY
4so BRfssgLs CARPETINO LAROE PIER
CLASSES PIANO, kc Of a family removing NON re
cry At - Esvcnh-st between fihh and sun Avenue.
4 c FUTILE viii ssil ON TUESDAY !Ah Inst o. ~
O'Clock above premis-s the sntrs Fafnsfe rant
nss u Family removing from ne Cry, mo whois 90
hch J. n pnuls order Will be sod Without reserve sof
r.,h Consisting part o. tapestry and Brussels carpets
aye pier as-es SONS tste aetss and psfof CHAIRS ps'
ssf china and zlass ware, msnlel ornaments &c ke
Aso Bedroom furniture including beds beddag, Abse
lrgn. Nc. 49,. -
also Piano Forte u superior tone and hnish, muse
stool Ac.
Also, valuable OilPalnuBgs. eOnprlsag valuable col
ecton worthy he attention u cOnnOsssurs and othsfs
Also Kllehsn furniture, win which no ssle viii CON
m-ncs.
Catalogues will 10 ready The morning u sale
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WASHING MADE EASY. OR
trOxry To WASH III OTHTS WITHC
MACHINES WAsHBUARDS Or POUNDING
BARRELS

MAC NlNESs N ANfhOAfAto NtN w sNSAtf'
BARRELS
.,END NE on DOLLAR. free 81 postage arc Ill
- eld yo1 by nsi printed circular giving plain drrc
t11. ,r wssl1g colhes Ia. w.. enable Que person 20 Gu
me washing Of l-sge family before oreaAa-- .Au'
.sca.agA The confusion 81 ~sshius day Tas m-u,oi
REQUIRES 10 machnes waslbosrls 90 pounding osffr so
frrs- 70 carph-ne ~ o.aer offensive aruc.e3o rlo-
tls LIE ska - yeur a1ges-uo ;eer1s o1 buttons AID
wearing cat co,aes Ths pan saves iae Globes max
hem xLer ard never Injuries he fDe-, faore Tie Ta'
ce. used oo.t few ceRs fer large ssns saa eAn
be- obtained anywhere
TIE Circular .so contains directions for ear sisrrAns,
Ironing Laces. Wasa.nE and Cleaning s-As XII G.eFes
Removing sans Crease Spo,. M-de~ from Linen RAJ
10. re rap O Ns.seL &c g..
These s-e he greatest ohemea discoveries Of -e Sc
A. he ho.es steamers an l.Fgs landry es-aoshnei'
81 ny method q N-s-4ls.
Tosvoia in..a.ons az cognerieis be- sure ~ cigec
vosr lsaer to Msda-ne BEAyELT, Psi-at Lsuniress q
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