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The editor OF the Alexandra Gazette has invented a
new word to signify disease which now atdicts the
more talented and honest portion OF the wing party
That portion oil H. he complains, IS everywhere Faux
nerizng Ay liz IT! Brilliant and amiabe frequently
grow up in political parties to which they have naiu-
raj affinity, and 10 whose principles the subsequent con-
vicons OF their minds decidedly opposed To such
men td,r pas perfect this sectional nomination o
General Scott is great God-send 1t enables them
relieve their necessities without deling their consciences
The wing party OF Virginia cabhs cribs, and confines
number OF talented and educated young men, who have
long depored the mistake they made when they fastened
their fortunes TO the desinies oil that imbece and
popular organization Like disconsoIate and despairing
porkers confined in pen OF barren rails, they go round
and round the sphere allotted TO them, showing theiI
long and lean through the bars and regarding
fully the green fields flowing with milk and honey. paved
with loaves, and watered by rivers full OF fishes
Events like the Texan annexation the Mexican war; and
the nomination OF Scott like taking down rail from
the pen Over they go with triumphant fqueal The
''phanhropic Mr. Lyons led the way in Richmond; Pur.
klns squealed in Halifax; the swarlhy Fuz, Thomas
Niche, and r. d Hill, in S,aun,on; Jas b. Dorman
David Curry and Robert Doyle an elscior in LexIns ton
Messrs Lacy and Wexford curled their tails and wen
over the bar at Fredericksburg; Dr. Tompkins in Bed
ford, &r. The cases are too numerous TO mention We
most kindly recommend all young gentlemen who. like
these hnd themselves IN the wrong pew to take sdvan
!sse OF the open door and get out Of without delay
on TO fortune; but "omi.ied,"
"Ai the voyage of your life," &c.
You snow the res, Profit by the classic recollec.
luz SAINT Ptople otuei otdcs are Dusiy uolbk
80. Many instances have already been announced
Every mail brings more OF EN-" We bear that John
Spear Nicholas OF BALTIMORE, says he can't stand Scott
will he 90 for Pierce and King MIR Cays sons are
said to be for the MIR Clay himself, it is stated
ADD on better authority than that Of Minor Bo,ts-ex-
pressed bis preference for Pierce Scott very few
days before his death, the latter OF whom he said could
not get fifty electoral votes Influential newspapers
over in every direction. Five wing newspapers in Ala
bama have already refused 10 support Scott They are
the Montgomery State Register. the Chambers Tribune
the Auburn Gazette. the Tailadega Reporter, and the
East ALBANIAN.
The Wilmington Commercial and the Ashevile News
leading wbig papers-one Published in the eastern and
the other 10 the western part of North Carona-are out
IN the most decided terms against The Seward candidate
fRtcim0nd EIamin<r
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REMARKS or GEN. BUTLER

GENTLEMEN Although | am utterly unpreparsd "a
makea speech and ee that in attempting sddres. sou
must risk The little reputation which once bad .
speaker, and dsappoin your expectations, sill cannot
for moment consent TO weigh such considerations
against the wishes OF a community IN the midst OF which
have lived for more than half a ceniufy-whose UNI
form Kindness has cheered and whose have sus-
lanei me in many warm political contest My whole
purpose IN attending this meeting TO unit. with you
IN the cordial approval OF the proceedings OF the Bai-
more Convention which has been so well expressed in
The resolutions have just unanimously adopted and 10
leave to other gentlemen, who prepared 10 do So and
who will take great pleasure IN addressing you In lus-
ice q rysel must remind you that have long since
oil the bar and have ventnred 10 make speech Of
any kind since the close OF my IN lsi4 there.
lore consider myself but lte better than beginner,
and trpst you will pardon me il do bu little more than
break the ice that my young friends may launch their
batks, and spread their sails TO advantage
We all feel that this great and glorious Union, whose
founders imagined--l trust not vanly-woud witness
the last syllable Of recorded Tine" has bat recently
been N imminent peril OF sudden and violent disruption
And although there found enough patriots 10
he land 10 que the Storm they able prison
the winds lay the Tell spirit that put them
ton TO 10 this efectualy, every patriot in the land u
called upon for the exercise Of all his patriotism and
The democratic party--ihe dominant paiy-mperaiiyely
called noon TO sci the example II Is high and holy
i.son II il no less than the salvation OF this great re-
puhIie IN which IL involved not only our own freedom
but the Of the world for, tins great bea
con light pm, out the volary OF liberty can have after
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucssons~r.

i'HANCEKY SALE or VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
LsfhlE, ca Capitol Hill, ia the of WashingoBBy
Tue OF decree OF the Columbia
washington IL
complainant and JaIue cutche delcndsnt subscriber
trustee appointed by said decree viii sell pubic
premises on Friday the 1 day Of August al O'Clock
lots numbered three 80 and four 40 ia
bred and eighty oe3 distinguished
plan u the city, win al
fame dwelling constructed
style, with taste
Terms OF One nah The paid
the time Of sale and the residue
payable in twelve eighieca, aud
which deferred
chaser shall bonds and be BY the
The until full payment pur-
chase money the of the II
within days after
will
All ey ancng expense Of the purchaser.
A.. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Juiy 29-3taw4ssda Auctionoer.
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AA0rd Fore Pre4nf Of tia United State, America
whom Il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
hen has been appointed vice Of stste.
s State. q OHIO Indiana MISSOURI, Michigan Illinois, Kentucky
and Tennessee 10 reside al Cincinnati do hereby recognise
such and declare HIM free exercise enjoy
ions, powers, and privileges vice
q me most favored nations In the United states.
IN testimony Whereof have letters 10 be made mt
emit and The seal Of the United States 10 be hereupo a.a
Given under my hand Al The city Of Washington 2, aay
L. 81 July, A d. ls52, and Independence Of IN,
United States Of America The seventy seventh
WILLARD FILLMORE.
ny the President
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pEREMrroRf SALE yALuAbIr Ions ax .as
lsaAaOa Friday july 80 y \. ou me s,s,sss
shall se the following valuable loo ens o. .saste
., = 49,
Lott Nes o. and y, each foans .sasA s.,t .,,..
lltn aad i1h feet, win et 10 al rs Al
feet inches wide. -
Alo TO- H. ~, II, IA and rs, square an
l2t between Maryland street XII del
inches each rulAins back 80 feel 10 9i-scet alley
These desirable beautifully located never
"a mar BET
Tide adispatah!e. Terms, which extremely bsT
made known the Of sale
July sd
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Saturday, the 3st inst shall
AT O'Clock, large and
Also, Of window ASH nj frame
Pine Brussels and ingram
With many other articles unnecessary
A.
Juiy p-a Aueu
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DURHAM COW AND CALF AT AUCrroS~-on Saturday
morning. July a. shall
and fennsvsia Opposite the Centre Market
and her ~ ,comin
cow A,horp,u frner,
from whom purchased
for $40.
For information respecting pedigree n dam
qsre Of the soctoucer of street, doors Of tn
~rm Julv N
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WALNUT BOARDS AND MAHOGANY vESEERs AT AUG
TfONon "Wednesday, the fth August, shall sell, front
warehouse % and e,h streets, Ha,iup
denis building, O'Clock
walnut boards and mahogany virf
100 feet ", y, snd walnut boards
5000 feet of mahogany
Terms In6er $50, 81
days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN,
July I'D Aucnonc~r.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, TRUNKS Tho subscriber
having received large style
and ansIy Of travelling trunks. vaise ladies' hhore and
would
purchaser. call and examine under Abcnrum
P.nnsylvsnis avenue between ~ and 9Th streets.
July oo-lm DANIEL CAMPBELL.
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S~ts~~s"v's O@see. July "a. IaS2.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
FMMhNI-Noncs u hereby given that The
s due ard payable this ONCE
~ cent wh he Showed for the cnrrent paid
fore the a u August ensuing all hrs, being
n j. ROCHE,
July I-eo'dn Cosss,or,
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TINS machine, according opinion III who have seen !,
and witnessed its operation, inventions
made TOO The purpose tor which intended
power, one or two horses being sufficient
els drt without breaking the
grain from ne eons There win be- public
srmn,ee Of this machine Tuesday morning next August
O'Clock precisely, Al Mr. Mckn~tyis foundry sh
near me canal The public respectfully invited cs and
may he addressed TO William READING.
tuy 1-dh' Washington. u. {.
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II AarEH's masa1ins for August Ja.s received, and
IL iof sale by TAYLOR b MAURf,
July 80 Booksellers, gun
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TUE forty hnh VIII begin Thursday, October ~
| Il le52 nj The Il. Of March, lh53.
fnsepe. and Practice OF Surgery and Clinical Nathan
| r. Smith, N. u.
| Chemistry and Pharmacy, William n. A. Akin, W. ID.
Practice Of Medicine and Clinical Medicine Sam
| Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Oh~,eics Richard H. Thomas, VI. %.
Maes Medca Tsrapsuties, and Pathology George W. Nten
berger, NJ. y.
| Practical Anatomy, Bervict n smith, NJ. D.
Fees for the full course sos 6snonsrso fee $40 tcula
ton, s. graduation, $40
uaand the Baltimore nnaa with the uui
nhusdred
eighty beds, beet>ns managed and
tended entirely by the faculty This institution devoted 10 the
profitable clinical osservsnon An
addition made during summer which viii
rally and advantages - OPEN ~
al throughout the wi'hcwf foe
Anatomical material abundant and cheap Expenses OF living
IA Baltimore a. low IS IN say hn.s"y ap' .rrn Nm n.
B.rrrxosr, May rs, Is52.
July 27--2a-r5Dct
Jss,.. s...r.ncs Company, 80 Uuos, s.w Ysvk
Capital $4,000.
pfs onsry continues iMur. against Are
~ rood merchandise generally Also m.rype rt.
~ steamboats, railroads. rivers srd lakes tsksn
favorable
satisfaction 20 state thar they
surplus fund which,
unereep'onah, decentralization sy
business hi. company.
John y. HINMAN, President.
w. ". HAWLEY, Secretary
CHARLES De sELDfSc. Aren't,
9'h street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Jun. 2a-aswiY
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Adsisenncni Of mounted troops hundred strong vii
leave Port Leayenworh Missouri Fe on the Is or >o
of August
ihs Information WIN
wish 70 Avail themselves Of III. plains.
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THERE yet hand little than hundred
The Campaign Of 1884," political published during
auspices Richie. All
which entered that faithfully recorded,
s44 aud e4o BY States and countless the fun proceedings Of the Bal
Convention Of the Phadeipua (whig)
se and indeed other objects which likely
be brought discussion the approaching will be
found in this volume.
The Campaign contains 46 folio bound boards
sheep will be sold
dollars.
As hundred copies hand,
wish to purchase may procure them at this ONCE
June Il-cof
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Sdiling II Me dsia

NEw YoRk, Jolly 2S-The steamship Asia sailed to-ds
for Liverpool with III passengers and o25oW In specie
Among the passengers VIM. Hunter esq, OF Aabsms
bearer OF dispatches to the American minister.
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Illness Of Seno'or Underwood

CIScIsSart. July 2-Senaior Underwood, who on,
Of the committee appointed TO attend tie remains Of Mr.
Clay 70 Kentucky, is lying quite III In this city.
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On Iharsay morning, 0eth inst CHARLOTTE r. eon.o Of r.
DAVIS
her funeral VIII take psce this Fday) afternoon, AZ O'Clock
from ne Union Chapel friends family respectfully
invited 20 atiend lRichmood papers please copyl
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HAMPERS Magazine for August
~ Hsydccts csisoac Family Bbe with Hlussfon.-No.
prc. rs cents
der Life.
vol svo FRANCK TAYLOR.
July ~
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sale OF Improved Lands In Onto, c.5.d by wyan
d.tfs N

NOTICE - hereby that, under the authority
office by the OF I'd sss t7sh July, 1854
portion Of the improved lands Upper ssndps
AysBdots l7h of March,
pabc sale At Upper ssadusty, ohio Monday day
Of Septeuter
ny provisions q the Of ioh July 1882
be offered, subject the minimum price
desrs and my cents acre, without regard the
improvements.
under hand, the q Washington
Jolly, Douin thousand ,wo.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner he General i.npd once
n-aawfw
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White Hall, Windsor Carroll osuaty mary


hlS weknown establishment thoroughly
waited and fitted the especial families wishing
quiet comfort and
for ills saIuby the immediate vicinity of excellent sulphur
and residence,
srab in the State than the village Of New Windsor
The subscriber still accommodate from
boardrs The table will satisfy
ALL The bar viii be furnished with Of wines, liquors,
CARS, &c.
The for board shall be moderate and nothing will be
done hich will conduce comfort vers
New Windsor be reached either
Westminster, Baltimore railroad
Woodbine Mount Airy Of which
viii be found passengers New Windsor
given 10 the subscriber a fe w days before.
SARAH BARTHoLow Proprietor.
July e3-dd J. r. BARTHOLoW, Agent
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EROM LONDON.-wigsings Embsnking Lands rom
Sea. vol. le32-
Maciarlsnes History OF British India. | VOL, 1854
Woohoa.e's Elements Calculus vol la,z.
GhfAdr Aneedotes Il tls British Navy. vs. ls5a
Haist1ds Screw Fleet OF ths Navy. ] VOL, 1851.
Lococks Perspective. vol, 1874.
Weigaii's Figure Drawing. vol, 1854.
Lights and shadows VI bcoftsh l
NaIerius; by Lockhan 1 vol, ne edition.
Sense and sensbity; by Mrs Austen. yol edition.
Pride and Prejudice by Miss Austen. edition.
just imported from London Direct by
July n PRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ snow iil Maryland, The ish inst, By r. NJ
tA.l non ISAAC 2, JONES, Of county 70 MAR
NM aaughie Of the late Dr. Jos. >. M.Hrr, Of
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Or Hoard Of H..ith.-A stated meeting viii be held
'rday, slst inst, at O'Clock, D. July
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Destruction e,l slsaas, Henry cla,-Fyt.sa o. Tseay

Destruction Of he Steamer Henry Ctay-Ftssm o. TCtHy
LiUss L0S
Nav Ioak, July Is Cheat has been caused
THIS afternoon by that the Henry Clay,
with several bundled passengers board had been buni
with great loas OF lid. The lacts however have since
been received. and &c as follow,
The steamer Henry Clay took fire this morning about
Two miles ths side OF lonkers, her from Albany
with about 100 passengers board She fire amid
shps about o'clock and entirely consumed. She
nve miles shead oil her time. but had been racing
The loss of lie Is yaIloasiy stated. but
that lees that twelve fifteen persisted Among these
the vile and two children OF OF professors al
West Point One OF his children burnt on board and
the other died the road the city. Two ladies
drowned aud their bodies taken ashore One woman
ed the railing holding child by s clothing in be,
teeth 10 keep il from The flames uuu che was so badly
butnt that she had drop into the The child
drowned bat the woman saved, though badly burnt
The child wac a stranger 10 her number Of women and
children still missing, and supposed 10 have been
drowned or burnt
Most Of the baggage OF the passengers was saved
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., p. nit Is saslac torily asoersiaed that the
steamer Henry Clay racing the Time OF the accident
with the steam the highest point along with
America The passengers demonstrated, but were told
that there danger before he lire b.oke
Stephea Allen, esq formerly mayor II New Yoik, wa,
board lew minutes before, and is now missing.
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Naval Iateihgeno,.

NoRyoLK, July 25-The United States ship ST Louis ha,
been ordered To the Mediterranean, and will sail hence
medatey.
Commander Paine has been auagned before the court
the charge Of oppression toward his officers
and hszarding the safety OF his ship.
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New York, July % The general i'm
the burning Of the Henry Clay, the North
yesterday caused by caeessness and OF proper
management The steam had been forced 10 the hghest
point This evident those who examined the sca
gauge Many OF the passengers were oGed prior to the
accident and protested against racing with the
America which a short distance IN the rear. and be-
which and the Henry Gay there evidently a
Of speed The officers, however said there
danger
The Henry Clay her passage down from Albany
The fire discovered about O'clock p. and
flames had burst through the deck when she struck the
many of whom ladies The passengers
PEELED The sides of the boat deep
fortunately however, only few feet from the shore Those
who could not swim dragged out by land
IL Is believed that no burnt to death.
Mr.. Thomas Collier builder of the Henry Clay,
aboard. He that the boat running
only making her regular time He that the fire
broke out In the engine room. and the boat immed
rocks about twenty the Hudson River railroad
when she broke in two in the cent.eher bows rising
nearly pendicuar. Mr. Collier further that
persons in all persisted The bodies drowned ana
discovered thus far women none Of whom have been
recognised.
The passengers who board Newburg at
tempted % the upper deck but before The last alarm
gwen prevented in consequence Of the smoke
They finally climbed up over the railing and discovered
smoke issuing from above tue engines nearly high the
pipes.
The Henry Clay left Albany in company with the Amer
ica and the had been running during the
day She made all her landings taking board
a number of passengers at various points,
Those who first knew of the fire attempted to conceal IL
from the passengers until the boat ashore.
There boats Yonkers to send TO the relief OF
the sufferers, but crafts in the river by their
small boats thus saving the lives oil many. Many persons
Henry Clay nearly new and abou, $4,000 She
will nearly total loss. Every thing burnt
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Late from Rio Jamiro and Port Praya.

NEw York July % The United States soreshp Relief
Commander Thatcher, from Rio Janeiro, in passage o.
40 days. arrived here this evening" ports the
been subsdlng when she lett, and mostly confined the
shore
Also, arrived The United States brig-ofwar Porpoise
Commander Thompson, after passage OF n day, from
Port Paya She left the United States sh Germantown
and John Adams, and tloopoEwar Dale, and the brg-
Perry and Bainbridyo
The baque Kirkland, Cook, OF Baltimore, sail for
Rio the "a OF July.
The Porposs has been the African coast two years
and lost officer and The health OF the
whole squadron was good.
The Germantown. John Adams, ard Perry sail
cruise for the coast and the Dale and Balm
bridge TO the Windxard Islands
Sailing Of The Prigats Mississippi Supposed for he
FuteTiSs.
NKw YoRK, July 2s-The steam frigate Mississippi
Captain McCluney, sailed this afternoon with great de
spatch, under orders Washington. Her das.-
nation is supposed 10 be the Newfound and fisheries
Later from .Nerco.
NEw ORLxAss, July H.-Dates have been received here
from Mexico the 10Th inst The aa, ndc alton OF the
Ii reported that the governor Sinsloa
the Spanish and French consus charged with partcipa
ting Ia the late outbreak at that place.
The ii Dorado sailed this morning
N0uai Iaieitgsno.
NORFOLK July 2s-The United States ship st Loui. ha,
been ordered To the Mediterranean and will sail hence
me diafely.
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Now Open Al Odd Fellows Hail. fer a N
only BAYHEs celebrated Of gigantic entitled
Voyage Europe embracing magnificent Of Boston,
Dor, Halifax the Atlantic river Mersey Liverpool the Crystal
Thames passing under the bridges and ending with magnificent
view Of the Thames tunnel brilliantly illuminated and both banks
Of the beautiful river Rhine.
An exhibition Wednesday Saturday afternoon az
Admission Is children under 10 Of Is
July
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SEDGWICK the Measure Of Damages. Second
~ and enlarged edition l VOL, 1872.
Rawle on the Law OF Covenants for Title. VOL 1851.
Supplement Mnots Digest Of Massachusetts Reports VOL,
1851.
Bachfod New York Statutes from ldao 70 1851 yo ls3a
July % FRANCK TAYLOR
A MEXICAN MACHINERY.-A COLLECTION OF Drawings in
IL Detail Of American Machinery Approved
ton, with Letter Press Specihea
tons. VOL. New York, 1852
July 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Seizure Of Tuo More Vessels.

81. JoHs's. On 3D. July 29Two American vessel
have been captured oft Cape Head by The British
rsatc
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2, p m.-Thus far thirty three dead bodies who were
board the Henry Clay have been founditeen eigh
ladies. Among those recovered Stephen
Alien, eI-maYor Of New York also, Professor Bartlett
Poughkeepsie /; Mrs. and Mr.. Fennell, OF Wilmington
North Carolina The trunks with the name of Mrs.
Clements, l. l.. b, OF Wilmington, N. c., have also been
found. About sky said TO be missing.
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by J. c. MCGUIRE, Aueueneer.


CHANCERY sALE.-In consequence If compliance
terms Of sale the
chaser former sale the subscriber trustee acting by author
the purchase
Saturday The Dist instant O'CLOCK lots Nos and
purchase money paid
te day Of sale, residue
twelve and months from Settlement
Ia full To be made within three days fom the day o sale
las G. neG1IRE,
July I'D Aucuoneer.
iIAPOs SPRINGS, (va)-The Mountain House., this
opened
Monday the rt June No will be spared 10
Capon footing Of comfort and pleasure with
resort in the Union.
Through tickets obtained from all the adjacent cities
lines ofstaye from Winchester Capon viii d and .sree
able transit THE PROPRIETOKS.
June 8-3tawdhcplm
SAvIsGs md Exchange bank 81 CALIFORNIA;
Frnnctsco-Bii Of Exchange on the Bank Of the Meopo
u.s." Washington, and principal city and The
United States
facilities arrangements psrfec,
Persons wishing funds in California will 6nd
safe certificates dcposie
from the Bank Of the M@cpois,p always prepared 10
collections. and made the ia
J.. RoelSsoS ROBINSON Co,
r. l.. SMITH. Managers and rropnetors
July lT-dhepdiy.
pLACk GoorS--Now In store
10 pieces black "Bepanu black twisted silk,
various prices, good coiors and quality
20 pieces black berrse, assorted qualities and prices
black bomnssns, tho best grades ut o~ prices
% black apacns escorted from
pieces wide nd hischE ss,.h
y pses. SUPERIOR sl.ss .s a., very s,ay Hhd cheap
Terms es~h, unless arranged To the contrary.
rERky BROTHER,
June is-sof opposite Centre Market
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The hrst semtannuai school
viii lake place Saloon Thur.dy, the
o'cisek, The proceeds appropriated phn
Boys Asyinm connected with the school.
July gs-2t
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the cottage the Thursday 18Th
No pains VIII be spared render sgreesbe
b. IN sendsnee. Distance, eight miles
Office. July ~ aid