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4, S,xrs n n sec,stay Ro.rd Of Health
CHARITY HosPrrAL.-1he following Is the re
mort for the twenty four hours endn. at Il clock on
sunday night the 18th inst
Admissions -aIn,,tbs. ,arov fsver AZ
Discharges matchmaker. 25 Other deaths.......,.
I<ol-rsr An inoucst WIS hold Yesterday an
Tho Eody - - WIT IoI ,,t-o,rn If l,,t IA veyrs ~
40 fnrd ASA H. ib yiysr Al t cat ,f pSvlr,s strset
49, -. nnsit ;,.n.ai.,. n, baj tlt.t 80;
M l, 80 NV ,i,u ro No. y ant MI ot
irr anaar ybirt and totai, ovsr hint nn hons
RECORDER NTERS CoURT-FhS instinct.
fdrCeHB-James McMauus and Jerry Flynn charged on
the affidavit of James Brennan with having stolen from
the Alabama Exchange coat, and $40 in money valued
in all at $50 the property Of deposent Fixed FOR August
10. Bond in the Of $500 required for appearance.
Ass,i=tr avn Arrr,,rr "a o., -petpr Hammond
CHARGED on the affidavit Of Thomas burrows with assault
inc the sponept on Front Ieype street on Ssfurlav
the 18th inst ana attempting to cut the same with n
knife was held to bail in the sum of $500 to appear and
tnswar IN. charge On Tho 18th Two other af1Iavits
made Nv Anneft, and olivia Iig-in. charged Hammond
viii The same o.nrr 10 them Fival also for ma 1stb
,l an ,b "fsiayit ~ A3oi,ba 4,5 1.taH w
vuaIl'', uh ~ y ~, l. WIN
ha'lnS tLuu t.' ,a' tl'es llns, as
i,.e' 81 rbarI stra ri,b .,sn t,sia liz,
~ IN, MIN a canp pond rp1,irsi in IN mn, f Ia
to sppear and answer on the 18TH
FF -. rI; s:,i.l.. r, III, =
~ - t'h ~, 49, ~ e'aIRra On tle am
Jaw % 20, ,ry;.S sf-+ on 80 si.i .itIn
ing III h,cs AZ %, ~ Jay eyoniug
at. wa , bonalt gcrnn,fion W,t 20 ~ W III.
b,,la for IL Month. " I'm
p,r,v T.,,r,vy ,v v,ep..r Nm pt+,bi, ,
charged with having stolen wearing apparel to the yac
~ AN ,ert NE i,1, NJ Iobn rearin, sr5 ;tL
not having any honest occupation was sent to the WORK
house for thirty days
s-srfeiors-Jean P Grandan was arrested nv police
man Grant IN tore next to ne IRE corner Of Fohoo
lopas anu ''tts'Ti IN a "a ioInnS having
IN n, P9s,t7Il3 ~ ~ ~ 49, ooA' Keys
seat anu oru'n he'"t"usp 70 l',"'
AsgAGLf AND bAIitbY.-f..ya ufsehhn Otherwise
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Choice .fesD Books,
w L of ahlo NJ
j. G. NJ 0 Il G A n s,

j. C. M0RG ANS,
Exchange rlaca, adjoining tho Post Office.
ROMANCE or ABELARp AND rElosE. Translated by c.
Wright.
WILD OATS sowE ABROAD.
MRS NOODLES NEW WORK, MARX IiEnDiESTONE,
toCkroN'S NEW NOVEL, PERCY EEFlNGllAM.
ONE YEAR. A Tale Of Wsdlo'k By Emily f. Csrleu
fHE OLD HOUSE BY THE RIN Err.
HOME PICTURES. By Mrs pcnnison.
TALES, by the Countess D. Abolryie
MILES TREMEN HERE, OR THEE LOVE TEST
MODERN FLIRTAr1oNs. BY Catherine Similar.
OLD NElGllbORHooD AND NEW SETTLEMENTS. By Mis-.
Soulrworth
PASSION AND PRINCIPLE. BY Mrs. Grey
TItACKERAY'S ENGLISH HUNOEIS1S.
the EVENING BOOK. By Mrs. Kirkland.
THE LOFTY AND THE LOWLY. By Miss NI,uto1h
tMABEL. A Family History. BY Elizabeth Womey.
MEMOIRS OF A HUGUENoE FAMILY. By Rev. janice Fonpue
RUTH. A Novel by the sutbor If Mary Barton.
j c. MORGAN, Bookseller.
Hu5 qt!Tltw Exchange Place, adjoining tn, Office
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Things in Washin gton.

The home correspondent of the Washington
Republic of the Sth inst says
Quite a scene is said to have been enacted mt
Mr.. Marcy's quarters on Sunday morning 1t
seems the Secretary did return on Saturday :
and on Sabbath morn NJ Bodisco, having some
how obtained copy Of the Union, (probaby
some neighbors, as he don't take it since he
stopped it "A few days ago) he was fired with in
dignation because Of its article on the K0ssta
affair, and proceeded forthwith 10 the Score
tarys ROOM and complained most piteously 81
the horribly discordant music Of the organ
which had so entirely untitled him for sabbath
duties lie also rayed consistently against
hossta declaring him telon, and that he was
arrested as such for having stolen the crown
and regalia of hungary. Mr. Marcy assured
him that the latter fact had not been made
known to the Government in any other shane.
and approved the sentiments reprobated By VI
Bodisco. SO the story is told me, and think
there is little doubt of its accuracy These un.
dignifed and insulting attempts of foreign
ambassador to muzzle the American press are
certainly becoming too frequent for liberation
Would it not be well for the President or Mr.
Marcy to indite Hulsemann letter for the Rus.
sian Minister'S especial benefit
The Star of the same date has the following
NEWS FROM THE FISHlNG GRorNpS SqrAp-
RoN.-The Government this morning received
advices from Commodore Shuhrick at Eastport
just before he sailed for Halifax All well with
the squadron, the vessels of which were cruising
around the fishing grounds They will probably
all shortly rendezvous at Halifax The Com
modore is said to have written that no fishing
vessel sailing from Passport or its vicinity had
armed and that there need be no apprehension
that any from that immediate section would
so conduct themselves as TO embarrass the Gov
action in the settlement Of the ques-
ton.
TIE CHARGES AGAINST CuMMonoRE AULICK-
Charges were preferred some time since against
Commodore Aulick, by Mr. Schenek, late Minis
ter TO Brazil, Captain lnman and others, which
(says the Washington correspondent Of the Re
public seem not TO have been very serious the
President and Secretary Of the Navy having re-
fused TO subject the Commodore to a court mar
tial investigation
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from its appearance, will be hard to beat any
where in Middle Georgia, and it is boiling finely,
but will soon begin to exhibit the disasters OF
wet season should it continue much longer.
The Georgia Courier, Albany, notices bale
of new cotton which was sold in that city on the
p tn ult, for II cents per pound. 1t was IRON
the plantation of Capt u Nj. Roberts.
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rr1EeRApHEp TO THE CRESCENT.
,,p The .soutbsrn line
p,aob warricr in Flew York.

Bp tbf SnutDttH GHt.
Black Warrior in Flew York.
NEW YORK, August IA.
Tho steamship Black Warrior has arrived
here from Mobile, by way of Havana, bringing
dates from the latter city Of The 9th instant
She brings no news of Importance.
Hot Weather.
NEW loRK, August a.
The heat of the weather in this city is execs-
sivc. Fifty-thrce deaths have occurred here
from sun-stroke during the past week
Contributions in Philadelphia
PHuApElPHlA, August 4,
The amount of subscriptions in this city, for
the relief Of the sufferers ID New Orleans, now
amounts to $4,000
Contributions in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August H.
Six thousand dollars have now been subscribed
in this city toward the relief of the sufferers
from the epidemic in New Orleans
Eastern Mail
MONTGOMERY, ALA August 15
The Eastern mail, due in New Orleans ON
Wednesday morning, has failed beyond Charles
ton.
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HEALTH or Charlottesville weekly report
of the City Register of Charleston shows an ex-
ceedingly favorable state of health in that city
The total number of deaths for the week end
ing the 9Th inst was Is.
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DRrGiiI.

Ia DIR. T. J. COXE's PREPARATIONS in extensive
nearly hays by setr intrinsic merits acquired reputation
unsup 4ualel By any similar made h North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CurAINA, sARsArARlLtA AND CuBEBS.
AMERICAN COUGH LOLENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND FILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
Nv Prepared No rs Camp street y DIE. j. COKE, and for
ssl. Inv pr1Ep!sts generally. VI lpn
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SIR JONI FRANKLIN. The London Times saws
information Of "A very interesting character
has been received by Government, which. n
correct and 1t has every appearance Of authen-
ucity, may turn out To be Of great Importance
rs nearing the fate of the missing Arctic Expe-
dition under Sir John Franklin 1t is to the
effect that intelligence has been conveyed to the
Russian Government at St Petersburgh that
several Of what are called glass balls have been
found by the natives at the mouth Of the River
Obi, which falls into the Arctic basin at the
SEVENTEEN parallel Of latitude The Russian
authorities transmitted this information without
delay to our foreign office; and request has
been dispatched that some Of the so-called
" glass balls, more probably bottles, may he
if possible, secured and transmitted to England
The locality where these balls or hotties are
SAID 10 have been found IS precisely that to which
they would probably have drifted, had they
been thrown overheard or otherwise detached
from Frauklin's ships in case the latter had at
tanned high northern latitude for the current
Of tue Arctic Ocean sets along the Siberian to-
wards the European coast, as is evidenced by
the great quantity of drift wood, etc found on
| the shore 1t would of course, he premature
to arrive at the conclusion that these glass balls
are relics Of Frankln's Expeditions but the in
1ormaeon, crude though it be, is of too impor=
s"n1 ana curious a nature to be summarily dis
Niisseo as unworthy of attention
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER News The Cincinnati
Commercial of the 9TH inst says:
The river has fallen within about a foot of the
lowest water mark of this season, and is still
shrinking 1t looks muddy and disturbed, how
ever, as though it might be mcditating another
swell. The stir along the landing, which en-
sued upon the recent rise, has subsidized with
the waters, and the steamers rest sluggishly on
the turbid waves The showers of night before
last appear to have been heavier in Kentucky
than with us, as the Licking commenced rising
yesterday afternoon and poured out its yellow
flood furiously, though not in sufficient volume
to disturb the equanimity of the Ohio.
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We invite attention to the advertisement in
this mornings issue, giving notice of certain
improvements at the Ocean Springs.
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REGATTA At PASS CuRBrlAN,-In the regatta
which took place on Saturday, in which the
first-class prize was massive silver punch
bowl, and the second silver pitcher, there
we're six entries.
The boats started at II NJ, and arrived in the
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Louisiana Interior

The Iberville Gazette Of the 18th inst has the
following items
Bayou Plaquemine, that awful stream that
is such terror to fatboats and raftsmen, is
now nearly dry. In few days we shall be
able to cross on terra trina. Then those close
old msers who hoard up their gold will have all
opportunity of visiting our town, and of staying
all day, without spending sixpence.
We have been blessed with number of warm
growing showers of late The cane and crops
are prosperng finely It is thought that the
cane crop is more backward this season than
usual
SUGAR CANE--The Felciana Wing of the 10th
inst. says:
We are indebted to our former fellow citizen
Major D. S, Rhea for fine cane, measuring
eight joints, six of which are well maturel 1t
was raised in West Feliciana on the banks of
Thompson Greek This we believe is the first
season the Major has planted full crop of cane
ON his land.
A SAD ArFAm-The Napoleonville Pioneer
announces that few days ago a young creole
of that parish, (Assumptionl member of an
old and much respected family there, was seized
in his own house by crowd of exasperated cit
,zens, and led in front Of Col Pugh's warehouse,
where he was instantly stripped, tarred and
leathercd, The reason assigned for this act of
violence is good one, II such can exist for Il
breach Of law, namely that the youth in ques-
ton had seduced his wife's sister The father
of the girl has gone crazy,
YELLOW FEVER on THE CoAST.-The Plan
| tiers Banner (Franklin) of the lth inst says
On the last trip Of the steamboat Planter
from NewOrleans to this place she landed three
passengers at Mr., Maskells saw-mill, near the
| junction Of the Atchafalaya and Teche, all Of
whom were attacked by yellow fever.
| Verbally we learn that the epidemic has bro
| ken out at Plaquemine, and that numbers were
| leaving that town We give this as we heard it
promising by the way, that the Sentinel Of Sat.
| urday last is silent on the subject
Clinton paper ofrecent date says:
We are under obligations to Mr. j. F. Jack
son for present Of the largest watermelon w
ever saw, raised on his plantation on the Mar
angouin, in this parish 1t was about the siz,
Of half-bushel measure, and weighed about
so pounds
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TENNESSEE ELECTIONS The Memphis papers
of the Sth inst contain a dispatch from Nash
vile giving the latest intelligence Of the cleo
tions
In SO counties heard from, there was nett
democratic gain Of $50. The result of the cleo
ton for Governor vas considered doubtful
General Zollicofer, the wing candidate, is cleo
ted to Congress in the Nashville district by a
large majority. 1t is reported that the demo
Gratis have gained three Congressman.
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at RELIEF COMMITTEE or Projection FRI

-ONTANG No. II
l.. G. DlT.LARp, rs Camp Nnd IS B7crhus streets.
b. L. HOLIDAY, a. the Street Comm Ve, CITY Hall
JOS. T. RUStlA "a Brp add 90 Bacrhus streets
CHARLES n WALDO IS ami 10 New levee street.
JONATHAN MORRALL al the Work house
THOMAS CLEARY, conner st Mark and Grayier
NJ " vi RPfiG, St Iussp aud TctouISu streets
JOSEPH CLANIER, At this Delta Office.
a. MONTGOMERY at LesdIs Foundry.
WIN H. REESE corner Of LeYue sud hatcher streets,
ts- No. 10 has selected H. BARTON their Physician who will
give any the sch member application any
member o the Relief Committee. auib 2W2P
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re- llVNAhD -h,''' a ~ = ANti+ii'F AthH
sERs-
hoELtEMEr President !! p.s.la' aad Magazine rse'
6 W shA" t VIZ Pc leli ap street opposite Il Aag q
Fhar As4 an, and ~ ssydras street.
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srApUo s,.t.,, IA Cams tif.sf And Trr.I5Bas .r,p
= T. nsa.,.o ~ 49,.
" l.. slLI.s, pora-r Of '.tas Ard eesuFs streets.
tsc bltfA Ro, % GnrP AL IS baae'e. streets.
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s. ~ NA' fla " nan ett1e 'sa Rt"A l'I'' h'" camp
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~,
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* person, -aarar pls.,g apry, "a, a. N. ABBY.
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, inf osAr or Mog-We never witness a
uageay rom the upper boxes Of A theatre.
fInda igehhg strongly inclined to drop tbr.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN.-Raieigh,.N C.,
Aug EN- the Fourth Congressional District
Sion H. Rodgers, whig, is elected to Congress
over Venable and Lewis, democrats The vote
stands Rodgers, 1901 Nenable, Aba Lewis,
2453
In the Second District, Thomas Ruliin, demo
cfat, is elected
In the Third District, William S. Ashc, demo
crat, is re elected BY a large majority
In the First District the vote is close between
Shaw, democrat, and Outlaw, wing The latter
is 56l ahead in four counties, leaving seven
counties to hear from, which gave Gen Pierce
over 800 majority,
Ia the Salisbury District the chances are in
favor of the election Of Burton Craige, democrat.
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gentleman it is announced. !. !. onr
WHO promptly pays for his newspaper What
truth aud simplicity How brief, and vet how
complete wv NV
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aggressive feeling 10 provoke some ill-advised
action-some deliberate insult on the part of the
minions of Isabella Uathoica--to get Mr. Soule
to come home in pet, and thus further to en-
tangle our relations with that naughty Govern
ment
All this might lead to a war; and war and
annexation are what the Cuban Junta would
delight in. Don't they wish they may get 1t
RELIEF FROM MECHANIC SoCETY.-The Health
and Relief Committee belonging to the Mechanic
Society announce their readiness to relieve any
of their members who may be suffering from 'he
epidemicor any other disease Messrs- II, llail
95 Canal street, j. Collins and j. n sullivan
are the members of the Committee.
| Material. Ap.-The ladies at Barnes Hotel,
Mississippi City. have made up handsome
nurse for the Howard Association, to be used
for the benefit of the sick. The amount raised
is S272 so.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has also
| contributed lib orally, as will be seen by the
following note:
New ORLEANS, August 10, 1858
.HeSSrs Editors--The Mechanics and Ira
ders' Bank has presented the Howard Associ-
alton the sum Of $1,000 this day.
ID. |. RICARDO, Secretary.
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NCEAN SPRINGS, August II, 1888 The
s t,=Ht.gsn F. ss51lsgagtrd g TINS
i}N Pm NlLfN~r Ertd EltLINt}D ROOM Vh
AIle- asi .ufio17 Ai EpON
ytgi.tad aaI Use hrsl ksIt than
uab ENosH ~ EEtII,
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OF whom 14s reported under 10 years OF age
and lg colored.
j. c SiMovps. NJ D Sec. Board Health
Daily Report of the interments in all the
Cemeteries Of the city for the "A hours ending at o'clock
A. Nj. on Monday August Is 1858.
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EgnSs, Gaps, etc.

~ Wf5OLREsLE.
Grehundrfd HATE, caupEisinE agrsAtvRtietyo
SILK FUR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN Wool STRAW ,FALHLEtf
,sdCAMPEACHY HATS, foraalsby
jeIfsr44W Ea8gr co. 10 Masat n4strest
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B.s..s.s a.s 0Ase vsaxoad Baa.svs WAsssx .sa
ssctsax 4A As Issss, 49, sssAA ss~ss. Of M
Union itns tAs OAis ssdtAs ass~ T. zs~essAs, 90
" expedous being thoroughly eoapessd ,s la
naslny great Board Tree Tunnel and road tsa
ORDER u traveller
advantages and low hzeA The an
this pcndous aud Alsecusc
The mail leaves Bsitaosc daily m ana
directly through Wheeling 1850 miles, In u on ~ hou III
GLIDING all sloppaxes arriving thcse ATT % AZ
leaving Baltimore al ., may lay odn
Ia 7s mies aud proceed thence ~ Wheeling Ia I
M daily, neetng the from bsiumose VA
iuron beller Relay House miles &
BALTIMORE.
Al wheeling the ugnvslcd steamers Of the Union h
which haye completed for this route, form daily eonn
ion with down the Ohio Gin
cinna and Louisville, where the stages of Nashville,
the ST. Nsw Orleans packets may be taken 40
ing further on 49,,
cinnau Ohio and the West also proceed
reel from the Ohio Slaxe Companys excellent cos
over the part National road " Zsnessie Ac
by railroad ,,,.. .
railroad this axreease route, there
places Il, a Nj ..,.....-.u. =. x.,. !,
no charge ioT uansler Of passengers OF baggage
Fare with the right 70 lie over anywhere
roue) from Washington Whesing, ~ ~; " Cincinnati S
to Louisville, Jl2- =. -. 80, III.
WM. PARKER,
Nav II-du General superintendent.
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nssAsss~I Medical Collage, Washington
rHg Ipu- VI
i dfu, Monday in October, snd coauaae unl AsIch
MNN II NN pAcuLfr
Thomas Miller ~ D., Professor Anstsuy FhisIoiosy
WIN r. Johnson, b. Professor u Obstetrics and Diseases VI
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley D. Professor Of MA.crA Mcdea Therapeutics
John May NJ D. Professor The Principles and Practice Of
surgery. 49, =
Medicine.
Robert King Stone Professor Mcioseopa Pathology
cal Anatomy.
Lewis Steiner M d., Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
w. ii. Saunders, M. d. Prosecof and Demonsraor.
The facilities ior the prosecution Of practical ANATOMY are
ample. -,
under roof
buildings session for
accommodation Of the sick will greatly extend the usefulness Of
he medic aud surgical clinic.
The FOR iu course OF lectures $50
fec payable only once)
Graduating %
Medical aud Surgical Clinic through the whole
without charge.
ROBERT KING STONE, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty,
Office aud residence corner OF L and 18th streets
Aug I7--2awtistNoy
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Proposals sussas4hasx shs Paper nos the Public



orsios surssisrssDxsT " rms Pusuo PRlsrrss.
@l.St& Washington, September ~, lco1
of "Ae provide the public pnI
&c, approved August 1854 vii he
eeed office, Iapioi Monday (5th
required for the public printing
ms the LAT day Of Decenbe 1885, and ending the lot day Of
Decembet 1854
specifics, nearly assersined
and The quality and desepuon Of each kind that
viii be required
line printing paper uneandered pa by
% inches, and 10 weigh iortyhse pounds the VI
400 sheets.
Glass q
1900 printing eaiendered al by %
inches and 10 weigh my sx pounds the OF 400
sheets.
900 supene hard sized caendeled printing paper
"A by ~ inches, and weigh forty eight pounds
70 the of 400 sheets.
The paper the above
and free from all adulerauon with mineral other
Stances OF wbteness and Of
bundles
io0 perfect Uniformity COLOR
be required; bundle per
will be
in all required Mixing this
bundle make the weight will be considered
samples indicating quality &C. paper required
obtained Office
lendent will he furnished mail intending
Contracts will be entered no for supplying the Quantities required
In second, and third classes such pub
requires privilege OF
quantity either class should greater quantity
CURED such lines and in such quantities deemed
cessary.
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NEW SPRING 9OODs.-P. w BROWNING meroh,n
y tsov United Hotel
n the citizens ~ washngian and sueror
selected uf French cloths
expressly for tho Being
the fullest ,h~ popular and
IN md go thus the he
called cheap stotes for He
securing stock Of goods ,hss he
quality With thanks
heretofore extended 10 him. hs
be Mara
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TuE UNION Acsoesa, ooSsEs OF roURrEEsru

i street and New York avenue.
wishing a and
BILE school, for the in the
n
science-, that they college,
cageevne, Surveying ana of commercial
fully invited visit the institution cali principal
No pupils continued character known
10 ~ had Doubtful.
a win be admitted hencooh who have advanced he
yond PRIMARY branches.
y. RICHARDS,
Sept ii4-du pri.eira,.
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lIIOCOLsTtc Cocoa, mad asr0ma.--W. BAKER & CO.'S
u American cocea,
have been awarded by the chief
Union, principal
United states, snd by their agents
ussey Murray, New York Grant aud Twes Philadelphia
Brundige baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; and 5. II. Howell, Georgetown, d. c.
WALTER BAKER, b CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Auss.