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4 MEXICAN LITERATURE AND MAN

"A SERs-From tue French OF Prof P. Chasles Pro-
lessor IN the College Of France. I vol Price 81.
II - hook hai A~rI,sl shoe r-si 'OFv- Bach
his Tork skeihy ard hvey, easiu aRi Etssrn
ArErs
Ter - s oi character ~hsh fteac - AMI bod
tic MID vIlng c7ive % gtre LoI.rle Journal
The bock cvlr and sreslty eH:eir-g nos,oa Wstch
riIr.
Jus; pubishedb by CHARLES SCRIBNER,
No
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90 TRAVELLING statesmen WANT

lUO ED-To canvass the Middle, Southern and South:
western States for the purpose Of establishing ne gale OF
and extensive demand Good sesrnsn can make from 800
10 al coo per month None need apply with capital OF
enerEy cspscty and integrity Can and No 10 Park acc
third floor. JOHNSoN oooDELb.
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fost an0 fomn6.

7 OST-On Thursday, Oct. 2lst, between
l. Frsnknsgusre and No 900 Broadway either dropped
left in Broadway oninibus the hS; o. yenny L"S
Farewell 20 America words by C. r. Craneh, music ~
Goldsehuid with accou panyInE Letters Musical puess-
e are requested 70 sid Muse offered tor aona
ron and he finder VIII be rewarded leaving the same
e ,his offce.
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IL Eighth Ward Wings, Awake !-RATlFlCA-
TON MEKTiNG-A Public Meeting of the Wing Elect
ors of the With Ward win be held at Merits Hail. No
1856 Sprnc-st on MONDAY EVENING next 18th inst, at
u o'clock etfy the nominations of the several Commit
tcea Many eminent speakers have been invited and VIII
address the meeting fine bend of music viii be IN at
b. dauee The Unionists' Club The Lundy Lane Club OF
The IXh Ward the With Ward Scott Legion and the Hard
Shell Club are respectfully invited attend By order OF
Ward Committee JAMES GRIDLEY, Chairman.
LEWIS r. WADswoRTH,( secretarss
OBED GRIDLEY,
re- Thirteenth Ward Temperance Alliance
The members and those favorable 20 the cause OF REFORM
are sted 10 meet iii ITALIAN Hail. No i92 Gre1ds on
MON DAY 18th nst Of H. to hear the nomination OF the
independent Candidates for Charter Officers and OTHER bus
nsfs Of importance. BY order OF 49, .,,.
fDWARD FALCOM Pres't. Of the Ward Alliance
WILLIAM FLOYD, Secretary.
rEs- Nineteenth Ward Democratic W ing ltn-
tincutiOn McetinG.-The Democratic wings OF one me
XNth Ward are requested assemble az Fort George Sh
uy corner OF 4th-st, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th INST
at ~ O'Clock hear the Report of the nominating Commit
tees BY order of the Ward Committee. -
JAS BOWLEY, Chairman.
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GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
~ CONCERT in BROOXLYN-sy request Of nutner-
ous ctzCns q Brooklyn, Mad. ASNE1I SrEPHANI (as-
sisted BY MISS HAVESS. Messrs KLEIN. NOLL. DRESS
LER. MELVILLE, THOMAS and MATHEWS,) viii
give q GRAND CONCERT on THURSDAY EVENING,
Oct q the COnoer; Hall, IN Heny-st. Tickets 20
cents Particulars n prograTnmes
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AS WAITRESS or Chambermaid, By young
N Woman in private family H~ no ooieetiou % 90
a. Wsirr,.s ia private boardin rhouse Good cry refer
ence from Der last place Csa be from 10 oeoek m me
morning until tho afternoon CAL Il NO <SSnas~'
near Broadway.
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4 FINISHING GOvERSEss.-A well educated
LADY ia desrous Of situation A. Governess in Gen
temGns family finish the education OF or two young
ladies' il addition the usual branches Of an Engsh edu
cation Her acquireuren,s Music Drawing French and
German. Letters, prepaid 70 COVERINGS, No o57
Broadway.
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DOARD ia BROOKLYN.-Now vacant, 6set
ID Roorns or 8 PssIsr and bedroom, VIII sn o. 49,
n e. sisbs bos,ass, go rsesssa = Ne ~ cissss~
Isannes N bAsae-se t-4l 90
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~ Grand Wing Mass Meeting.-The SCOTT
LIFE GUARD ASSOCIATION composed Of citizens who
have borne arms in the battlefield under call upon
heWhg Clubs OF Newly ork and vicinity 70 rally IN full ranks
their Grand Mess Meeting 10 be held at CONSTITUTION
Bhl, No. CSC Broadway, N. l., on WEDNESDAY, Oct Il
d7l NJ Among the distinguished speakers who VIII ad
the meeting may be expected u senator MiLLEh
Of N. j. HOFFMAN,, ULLMAN, TALLMADGE 0hEE,-
Ley RAYMOND, ROBINSON, HOXIE, TOMLiNSON
q, Gtn T. BRUCE AT the close there Will be torch
ecrtiye Con.nItsee WIN. H. BROWNE, President.
HUcH MCDONNELL, (cee,atsries
J. ii. HOBART WARD,
" Unionists, Attention The U1ionsts are re-
que 70 their headquarters, Broadway House on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, nth inst, at O'Clock 10 pro-
oeed 10 tie grand mass meeting re- WillIaDsDurgh
j. II. GRAHAM Vice President.
B.F PEAsE Secretary.
~ Third Wnrd.-The Hid Ward Wing Committee
viii meet EVERY EVENING tins week, at 2! o'clock, Of
Iockwoods House, No 15 Cbambers-st. By order,
o. w. STURTEVANT, Chairman
THos OUTwATER, secre,sries
GEO. w. PALMER,
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A s general SERVANT, for small family, by
IA respectable young Woman. Can cook wash, and
iron al DO plain q wing IL wiling 70 make hersef gen.
eray usefu Can I'VE references from her last situation
Plesse cal No ls Mai0nst, near broone
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AS SEANsrREss and Chambermaid, by very
~ respectable ProrsstSnt Girl Is neat sna
quick sever tie best Of reference given Can % seen if
two dAys II lot nsAxed Apply at No So HudsoHt, In
the rear, between Leroy and Morton
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A Protestant GIRL wishes a situation for
ch.mserwoTk plain ewing, st with the wash
rg or do hcusswork in small family No ohectioa 10
sks Of children th ST. IN the rear OF The bowery
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DURTON's THEATER-Ch ambers-st.-
D BENEFIT Of Mr.. PLACIDE.- THIS EVENING,
Oct. 25 will be performed
THE OLD GUARD.
Havrc snck Mr. Placde Lord Beauvlle Mr.. Norton
Melanie Miss Weston Lady Beauyie. Mrs. Cook
PAUL PRT.
Col Hardy .....Mr PlGcde Paul Pry.... Mr.. Burton
THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAIN.
Swig........ Mr. Johnston ROEette Mrs Bernard
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BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A0 Co.

u ueman and his VIE can b sccocsmods1s - y
pleasant trout Room add large cicscf and svs -
ksoms q No 10 wancp1f. bstwess Henry ~ Chakss'
es The house n lighted with gas =
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TIE of DANIEL wEBsTER-DANIEL

lFE Of DANIEL WEBSTER.-DANlEL
II WEBSTER and HIS COTEMPORARIES-By L.
w. Nsreh. ! vol l2rao. with Portrait. Price, 81.
NJ Mann on- Of TIE and ctssal writers u he
county ar enTF 7u-lr rLnes from cicse pssoci a'
~ 81 na5 Ters With W We--fer lr the % ueh
Feil % ihsae hzs oJet h M coa6d ssi -ccasi o
fn 20 nc rerl CT fat tom NJ We1Ffr lfiiri-
and D. Ia ils ZEN hy i,r ih- compete All
e-ia - ces'1r- The 7sh-hsd All uie.ea oog'a2-y
." ~ Ne-cr hat 30 - been Courier nnd k1ilir-
rEcphraiy descrteE nc ,-nnaft Ch-o1lci-.
NJ ~ork vllssbe vel a. Il nach Of
aueg ~. and persor ntlrv b-r recorded The BOOK
pressed ~ What ~ lk vii ge.ray b. ns8erel The b Pub
hrhed poTtrrii OF NJ Webster rSpus- q Republican
The arcruI ~ fr Veb-rrs fullest ini best
hat tas eer beea writer AMI referred By NJ Everett
rRostna Traveller.
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NEERRIAM's MODEL of SAN FRANCIS

SATTLER's DIORAMAS will open Oct. -,
- at o'clock p NJ. The second series Of the COSMO-
RAMAS cloFes Oct 80 The Exhibition is l5th-st and
Broadway. Admission IS cts.
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DOARDING.-A Gentleman and bis Wife
I'D or few single Gentlemen, can be accomnod<es
with pessant furnished Rooms and Board Two ines OF ON
nibusss pas the door Apply at No lSs West Ldst
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WANTED-Five or six ladies' dress and
w soft Cap Makers also, few good PLAIN Sewers.
Good hands will be paid the highest wsges Apply morn
ing and evening 10 NJ RICHMOND, No. $50 Broadway.
Also, experienced SaeswomGn.
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WANTED-A situation by very respecta-
w Die young Man in grocery hq1Or store Can give
the best If references and Will make himself generally
full wages no object Address for three days, SMALL
No. 407 broome-st, up stairs.
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Present state OF Parties.

For purposes OF reference, we have carefully compiled
mainly from the 'Whg Almanac" the following table
showing the present state Of parties throughout the whole
Union. aseertained by the last elections. in which
parties were aHayed upon national politics II APP
pears by this exhibit that the democratic majority IN
the thirty States over the wings is 1874 $50. and
wings and abolitionists combined o2,979
General Scott in order to be elected must not only
tain the entire tcg vote (Which all admit cannot be done
and receive the whole abolition strength through the
dextery of his political director Seward but in addition
to BOTH recruit largely from the democratic ranks--a
thing which cannot be accomplished by any whg living
Dead during the year Of grace 1882 for the party OF
the people firmly united in the support of Pierce and
King from Passamaq uoddy bay to Corpus Christi Pass
and from Cape Hatteras to the Straits Of KarQu inas
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The Easton (Pa) Argus. edited by gentleman who,
in our belief. has the of speaking by the book,
has the following article, to which ask the especial
attention of such WING editors publishing opinions
Of Scott entertained by less noted men than Webster
Clay, and Taylor:
"During the continuance Of the Mexican IL became
necessary for the commanding officers OF the army
sionay write private letters the heads OF the
Washington. for the purpose OF giving
and making suggestions that could well be included
public official dispatches After the battle OF Buena Vista
had been fought and won long and able letter
ceived from General Taylor by Mr. Buchanan then Score
tay of Sac in which he reviewed his whole
and gave General Scott OF the thorough akngs
that inflicted another We are informed
that the letter Scott Old Rough and
Ready expressed his opinion OF him very freely, and
in his denunciatons employed neither mild favor
able language. Alter General Taylor had been elected
President Mr. Buchanan retained this letter TO him, and
we understand that the document is in the hands oil
Colonel Taylor of Baltimore. We think Colonel Taylor
friends OF General Taylor and to the country
to allow this letter be published Let the people have
the benefit OF it, Biting forth the letter"
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The New York Tribune's opinion OF Militar!
Men I'm ISAS.

The following, from the Madison Observer, is another
instance OF the sckening hypocrisy of the whg party
respecting military
/" The late and lamencd Gen. Worth-a democrat in
politics, well gallant and chivalric soldier in
the held-some time in the year ISss took the liberty,
reply letter asking his opinions thereon, give his
views length npon the then pending Of po-
lucsl controversy; whereupon, the New York Tribune.
with us usual felicity OF expression and its accustomed
courtesy towards Its opponents undertook d.parsge
brave by sigmstzing him owe Of Unct SAM
JouRsgYMKs rHpoAr-currSRs' What is to be seen
This very eersfsf,rf Tribune going its death to
hos, into the presidency Of the American Union whose
only claim that elevation IL that he has all his lifetime
successfully followed the ssngunary vocation which
ascribed to General Worh-nay, whose principal claim
up by his parsans Is that he is not General
WORTH mere journegman, but a regular 'bos
cUTrss IL the epithet be supposed have
been applicable Gen. Worth, IL certainly mono Of
sign ifc in respect the Tribuocs candidate for
the presidency, whose nomination. assures its readers
ha. slabored and hoped for
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anehodised That tho sentiments expressed In this com
maniea,ion are 'coasieons may be iasned f,om
that presents bill fully ma.aIcd los ths action OF b
hiends la Congress.
"Tho authorship Of this communication was charged
upon General Scou by prominent whigs who desired 20
defeat his nomination. In l64s Neither General Scott,
amy isnd io1 him. has had bardhood deny but that
j" pAemly belonged ~ him The charge has now been
made la tbs Uoion under rey eyes General Scott
ho dare not dsnyi repeat the charge here ia the Amer
icsn Congress, Win any gentleman on the whig side OF
INC House n's In his place and deny the chagei pause
ior an answer None, none dare make tho denial. Let
ths then, be set down Of the known incidents in
General Scouts public e, and let Irish and German
friends take good heed how they their io any
man holding and avowing such sentiments Let them read
the views of General Scott. and be warned in time BE.
ing forewarned, let them be forearmed'"
To this challenge OF denial thus made by MIR Olds
no response was given at the Time. Hon Mr. Bell, OF
ONO, replied TO Mr. Olds's speech, as Mr. Odds
mad concluded but we authorized 10 that in MIR
bers reply, ~ spoken, denial whatever was made
That General Scott was the author OF "Americus Mr.
Bells speech was withheld from the Congressional
"oos Ior revision, and was published till the 29h
inst a. published, noU contains the following pas.
sage, which we understand to be naked denial that
Gen Scott did write the article in question, adopt il.
OF furnish i to the Iasgeacer for publication,
tanning his views Mr.. Bell, in his published speech
alter reading the Robinson letter and the letter of ac-
ceptance proceeds, as follows:
These, Mr. Chairman, are the sentiments and OPT Mons
Of General Scott Iwsh and published through
the length and breadth OF the land These known
The honorable member Mr Ods when he read
ola prior letter presume he had all those before
him. He had read them hundred times. With all these
facu before him. he reads old from paper
that General Scott had connexion with than the
moon, and still persists in his wnfoundd charges against
General Scott Of hostility adopted citizens. When men
VIII 20 ar msrepresenta feiow-c,izen for political pu
poses 10 time that the honest independent and patriotic
cuzens OF this country arise in their strength and ax
their seal Of condemnation upon such conduct the ballot
box They will do il, sir"
Mr.. Bell has thus, without pretending to offer any
proof whatever OF his allegation, made direct issue
with the New York Herald on question of fact, which,
mainly upon the authority Of that Journal has been
made the subject Of comment all over the country
In our judgment. when the Herald shall again refer 10
the matter. Mr.. Bell will be found to have been a,
least very rash and mpudent in his contradiction Of the
Herald's statement
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A whig Editors opinion Of Gen. Pierce.

The Rev Mr.. Dennison has written letter to the Bos
ton Olive Branch defining his political position He repu-
dates Scott and goes for Webster Mr. Dennson, in the
course OF his letter, pays the following mered comp
ment 10 Gen. Pierce:
" Determined to and judge for myself took kind
letter Of introduction om yo and, in with your
agreeable assistant editor, waited Hon. Franklin
Pierce We met favorable reception, and found him in
all respects equal TO expectations. Gen. Pierce
minds me more OF a true Virgins gentleman. the self
collected polished, weliniouned statesman, the warm
hearted generous and chivac American soldier OF The
Old Dominion than any man have ever met in New Eng
and He stood well the Of the violent per.
sonsi abuse He hss been publicly endorsed by Mr. Web
ser well qualified for the presidency
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GLORIOUS NEWs.-Thc important discovery made !
Phillips liquid brush book
binders. cabinet sser- hou-eheepe druggists &c This being
glue in liquid ready requires IRE
is free from smell and will keep liquid climate aI-o
cement for wood china MARBLE
substance uneqmsled Its reputation,
wherever has been introduced the first order saving
mechanics, ia Observable
sfstoners
making
trade
well attend establishing
all pop-ious
Of three sizes,
anyp Of the United States
the British
merchants, attend 70 the shove. Apply early.
" PHILLIPS b co,
July 3l--d3m Cedar street, Pearl. New York
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wAGERTbc advertiser, having 6nssn hundred dollars.
"a without immediate for H. proposes investing
which Of Genera, Scott
States that will
S1J0
Unto. ~iI General Scott $3.50 that viii
$500
lin WI be the nert United States
The shovr bets he taken collectively.
Apply Empire Hotel Pennsylvania avenue
tween Id N AZ July 3-A.
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army 10 the ilioeral spirit OF democratic Congress
We see no reason 10 believe that the army has been
more efficient since The vast increase IN the expendl
ture. We know that our officers are skifu and that
our solderssr brave, while we weakness and in
competency in every branch OF the public service and
but conclude that the administration is une.
quail 10 It's duties, does moi appreciate the responsible
ties that rest upon il. sff
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NATIONAL OBSERVATORY, July 49, 1882.
SIR; The new planet discovered by Hind, of Mr.
Bishops Observatory, Regents Park, the night OF the
2h June last observed here last night by Mr. j. Fer
gnson, with the ilar mcromeer of tho large equatorial.
The following is transcript of his observations,
ed for rel
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The planet is OF the (lo) magnitude. II makes the iSh
in the family of asteroids that is known to exist between
Mars and Jupiter
Respectfully
NJ. r. MAURY,
Lieutenant United States Navy.
Hon JouH =. KENNEDY,
Secretary of the Navy.
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionosr.

HHANCERY SAE.n consequence Of compliance with the
terms prescribed the of the
sae the subscriber trustee selng by author
NV Of the will sell public auction
premises the and of the first pnrchaser
3ist instant O'Clock, lots Nos and in
square No. 2S.
Onethird Of the purchase be paid
equal
twelve eighteen from with Settlement
in full be made within three days from the day Of sale
II. C. SPALDING, Trustee
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Ju,yo7-d Auctoneer.
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OFFICIAL.
Tn. following latter has been Survey Once
this city, Commanding j. j. Amy u g. NJ As
.i.snt Coast Survey which requested to publish;
u. CoAsT SURVEY srrAsrR "Hsrzrl,n
Locust Mount, Accomac county, tVs.,) July "a, 1852
srp To-day while sounding fell In with of Metomkin inlet
Gpsey OF New YORK. acomp'e,e
wreck foemast bboom. and all sails gone bold ion o.
washing spardeek and not single person on
her found her yesterday IN
describe, drifting slowly, with the blight OF me
bottom, which partially served as an
They anchor which she riding in four
fsthoms water going get
kin inlet the first favorable. opportunity.
address you this order, II think proper
be made public nforpaion Of the and
be in ignorance
in rersri to her
VERY respectfully, your obedient servant,
J.. L.. Amy,
Lieut. U, 8. Navy, Assistant coas, Survey.
Prof A. ID. BAcur,
Superintendent u. s. Coast Survey.
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The royal mail steamship Europa. Captain Lsiieh, has
arrived bringing three days later intelligence from Eng
land. having left Liverpool on the 18th inst
ENGLAND
The latest election returns exhibit slight gain in favor
OF The ministry but still far from obtaining majority
The exact hgures computed 10 Friday, give;
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July27-d


IN PURSUANCE OF Law, MILLARp FILLAoRE. pre.i,
make hnown thai public sale viii be held al The Land Once at
srTLIwATER, in shs TERRiToRY Of MiNNEsoTA, com,
public lands situated in the following named townships and
fractional townships, viz
the line and uest Of the fourth principal meridian.
Fractional townships ,hry-seven gh,
bank of ST. cro1 rver and townships thirty nine forty orone
Townships ysigh, dirty mine, and forty. of
An island in sections thirteen twenty township
and townships thirty eight thirty nine and forty Of range TWEEN
Townships forty and S,w9 Of range
and island in section four OF township thirty OF range
Township. thirty seven and thirty range
Townships hyseven thirty eight thirtyn and forty, Of
Townships eight and thirty nine Of twenyseven
$; aw % ss .e g Schools military.
| other purposes, viii be excluded from the sale
and will proceed in the order ia which they
and the sale thus sale shall not kept
longer than two weeks and no private entry or locations FOL
sns he saS. VIII
1d sa ,s sna d. s @ va
M1LLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ohics
Ss SEES, occ6raSTs. AND fERMirTEEs Of MINERAL
Every person entitled right Of Of The
rated is required TO
and Receiver swas and max. therefor q. 500"
public otherwise such claim viii be forfeited And
under the entitled An
ate an additional Territory Of Wisconsin and for
approved Sd March, l57 iessees, oPants
their tbs
townships and fractional townships above
the entitled Fan act TO reduce
lands in the Lake Superior dis
tiet Michigan Chippewa district, in wisconsin,,
the land covered by their
leases occupancy aud permits respectively at The minimum price
than full section, emit
tied Of such lease permit the proper land Of
fee purchase IL he shall elect to do So one iu secnon at The
per required establish the the
faction Register Receiver Saltwater and make pay
appointed for the OF the public sale OF
embracing the tract camed otherwise such claim VIII be
forfeited
Acting Commissioner Of the Genera Land Office.
July 3l--lawl3w
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By }. q. m.oUrpE, Aastioneer

BY j. O. MotNINEs AW~IoHttHs
GOVERNMENT SALE or HAY.oa Saturday aitsinooh 'uis
u O'Clock shai occupied ~ ihe
the Cao mum
Der OF stack Of well-cuted hay
Terms Cash, IA specie. - ,n,,
JuIy3 l-lt Aueuoneef
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Boston, Loan,

BosTos July 3O-2A, p. The of the city OF
Boston has negotiated loan of million dollars
debt with the Baring-. London, and Hope 81 Co.. Amscr-
dam at four and n half per
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According to the ministerial organ. the Morning Herald
of Thursday, there then 432 members elected OF
whom GEO. including liberal conservatives. be sci
down as mniseriasts, and 232 opposilioniss. Sup
posing that the undecided elections terminate without
any further gains Losses TO either party, the result the
Herald estimates, would be as follows
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ny - q. mcguire, Auos,onosr.

UuRNITURE AND EFFECTS or GENTLEMAN DEcLi
ming Saturday morning July 81, oeioek
Ia front OF rooms, shall sell well kept ar
nluIe, consisting IA part Of
Walnut and mahogany sofas and rockers
Mahogany, cane, and wood seat chairs
bureaus, wardfobes, Naslstands and sets
Iedseads feather beds. mattresses
Chamber and carpeting oleloui
Diauer set, castofs, giasswat
Chamber aud glasses clock.
Win a general assortment OF kitchen utensils -
Terms cash Jas. y. "eouihEp
Silt