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FRANCE.

The French news is entirely concentrated on Reports
the Grand fete Of the 18th. review Of thousands
men, tournaments passage at srms between French ana
English knights the field Of the Cloth Of Cold oAoos
asc9 nts PROFESSIONS boat races, &c, took place
High Mass was celebrated and the proceedings wonna
I'D with brilliant display Of fireworks, and "a unimnse
supply of bread aud Vim Ordnsre TO the poor at tosn
expenditure Of three fouths OF million OF francs
Weather WAS very favorable for this Joint festival OF Nspe
leor, and the Assumption OF the Blessed Virgin Mary
Mr. Sanford appeared a.ths Epperors SCREEN cnsess
cress - ,..,. A.
grant 1900 900 francs to pay the egsces OF Napoleon
viii probably be carried.
The Government incines 10 the purchase Of ths r9'
Newspaper. 49,, g.. - NJ.
Convention had been sgnsd between France ana No
niles for the mutual recovery Of deserving soldiers.
Trade in Paris was active owing TO ths HS'oss "'A'
fe,. and 10 orders from Australia
Reliable accounts say that it will Be necessary 70 'npor
only one months consumption, cay ten million heotr
Wheat
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sion entertained on any side to the completeness Of
the agreement or the certainty Of an early completion
| Of the Canals accordingly.
Within few days past, demonstrations have been
made by some Of the bitterest Barnburner oraces
which plainly contemplate repudiatio. of the Albany
adjustment and new crusade against the completion
OF our Canals II significant circumstance that this
demonstration balls from Orange County. which gave
the only vote in the Legislature against the Canal Set
Element, and where the intrigue was mstured for the
overthrow Of Gov Hunts policy through judgnen.
of the Court of Appeals.
Surely the Barnburners as body cannot choose 70
renew the Canal contest. They but ons-fOurh OF
the voters Of our State and any renewal OF their Canal
antics will be certain combine the oher threeoarths
against them. They now enjoy the patronage the
National as well as the State Administration and,
though the former is very dirty pudding for them, in
view Of the bypocrses and hollow, constrained profess
sioDs whereby they have secured it, they intent
Oh It's retention What, then they expect TO gain
by renewing controversy whereof the public is sbsc-
lutely weary, and provoking contest in which they
are certain 10 be defeated
The Only plausible solution Of the problem is this
The Burners aud their Soft conederstes appear 70 be
losing the State IN the elections nov proceeding for
Delegates 70 the Democratic Convention. True, ma
oTty Of Delegates Lot yet chosen, but thus far
the Primary Meetings appear 10 go very strongly
against them II then bunker ticket shall be nOGi-
mated aud Hunker platform aid down, they will want
pretext for bolt AID for stsbbDg the ticket as et-
fectusly as they did that Of 1917. If the Huokers
have the Convention they will Of pass Resolves
unequiyochIly endorsing the Canal Adjustment of las.
winter aud peJging their candidates 10 stand By IL.
Here, if they shah nave previously broken ground
egsipst tLst Adjustment, the Burners will have q
wa,chword snd preext for virtual repetition OF the
game Of 1s47, when their was the filldre OF
the sta,e Convention Of thai year to pass Free Sol
resolution.
We do not know that this is the true explanation;
but il not tiis What is il Surely a,art from the
Wiregorbing politicians there IL dssrs among the
People If our State for renewed contest respecting
the Cauas That question mas been settled-the great
mass Of the People believe it well sctted-aDd are ~
terly averse to It's vanton disturbance. Facnous
wrspeliug about i, has already cost them the expense
of two Extra Sessions of the Le2issture, beside post
ponng for three or four years the greatly needed
completion OF our Public Works, at time when divers
important rival routes from the ALalc TO the Great
Valley are being opened. Lei all Who are ayerse to
stIfe merely for the cake of strife especially when it
puts at hazard our States prominence as the great
highway between the East and the West, set their
faces as flint against aught that looks to reopenng Of
the Canal controversy
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WHOLE WORLDS CONVENTION.

This sssemblage OF the advocates Of Total ABS
from All that can Intoxicste will convene in Metr'5'
tan Hail. Broadway at lOA N. of day after tomorrow
Sept ~ Besides the distinguished speakers already
announced it is now assured that the worldrenowned
veteran in the cause Of Temperance, Rev JONI PIER
poSr will attend and spesk-as also Mrs. MARY JACK
sos, delegate from England. 1t is hoped thai Mrs
c. | Nichols, Editor Of The Biadham County DINO
e7at, (vt) will also attend and speak. Several othe'
champions Of the Cause certain to be present
ready to speak If opportunity should be ao 'ded them
We see no reason doubt that this will prove the most
spirited and interesting Temperance Convention ever
assembled.
As to accommodations are assured that those a.
tending the Convention VINO cannot be Hospitality eniee-
tanned in private families and who prefer not 70 stop
at Hotels will be directed to good Boarding Houses On
application at r. l. Trails No Is Libery-st, or 10 c.
T. lie Barron No As Nassau-s No effort viii be spared
to render them comfortable, that they may be in
duced to remain and visit the Crystal Palace after the
Convention shall have adjourned and perhaps stay over
to attend the Womans Rights Convention next week.
There will probably be informal gathering tenor
row evening, preliminary TO the Convention. II SO,
the time and place will be- advertised in our next.
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ORR CANAL POLICY.

When our late Legislature finally agreed, with re-
markable upAny, (OEe dissenting voice in the Sense,
none in the House, plan for pressing fors ard Ii
Erie Enlargement and Lateral Canals TO an early COM
petion the tidngs we're hailed with universal sfa,-
ton Not emily were all parties in our OEn State appa.
rebtly united in their congratulations, but leading
Democratic journals in the Western States which had
never before broken silence the subject, lest they
should embarrass and pure their fellow partsans here
joined in the general exutaton over resu! which in.
creased the value of every farm between Ononda and
the Mississippi The Wings Of our swn State though
quite that this settlement deprived them Of
issue which morally certain to give them the State
this Fall, rejoiced most heartily at contamination
which raised great public interest deeply involving
she welfare Of our State, out Of the mire Of Political
contention and placed beyond the reach of future sd
versy. Not doubt was expressed or Al apprehen.
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MICHIGAN COMMISSIONER TO The WORLDS FAIR-Gov
Parsons has appointed Jonas II. Titus OF Detroit CON-
missioner to the Worlds Industrial Exhibition from the
Wolverine State The Pennsula State is determined not
to be behind the rest of the Union IN this respect and Gov
F. in his communication to Mr.. Titus says
1.-THE hammer or coat OF Arms Of this State, which have
caused 10 De made for that Exhibition, you will be pleased
10 present to the Association with the ASSURANCE that tbs
pc pe Of the State Of Michigan fee! deep interest IN the
success Of their enterprise.
las it may be convenient to you to report 70 me from
time TO time any of the matters or things at the Exhibition
that y be- Of Interest this State should be pleased 70
hear from you Please dreo, any cOmmunca ion to me AZ
Corunps where expect 10 be most OF the time
81 an, very respectfully your OBJ srvsnt
"IoxAs H. THUS Esq- Detroit Mich. ANDREW PARSONS
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Further from Mexico and Texas.
pAITTNORE Man a. Aux %

Mexico dates 10 she 9th inst, are received
An order had been published directing the pursuit and
punishment Of deserters from the Army
The establishment OF National Bank had been repe rted
unfsvOrably upon.
The black vom.t prevailing at Acapuco-many
deaths had occurred General Manuel 'Ada died oil ns
disease. 80 a.,
Dates from Texas TO the 10th inst. Rio Grande al
ley had thrown nearly its whole vote for Pease Tor Gov
erpor and Dickinson for Lieutenant Governor. -
Cnarsntipe has been established at Penss and New
Orleans packets have consequently discontinued their
trips. ,c-... -...;...a., g,
Ian nah Friday lat
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SWITZERLAND.

Letters state that Tescnc having received not 10
further concessions - Austria the Federal CopDci an
no, take the initiative in renssng negotiations win ns
Austrian Government. , .,. =.
Tie OfcioL Journal Austria, OF the nm contains
decree dlscortinuirg the st4fe o. sess o' 'i'"""
Prague ,. o. IL ,ba Esror
Austria has addressed M ncranc am 70 -. tns Earv
p4an Governments showing that tue recent Sftr AZ
"a "a Americas frat sep toward the realization oil inc
telegrsrhic dispatch from Trese ol ms l'th 50,
poupces considerable decline 10 the Prie' o gram 10 'A'
market
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of the British Pacific stssm Navigation ComPinys
Iron Mail Steamer Quito on the rocks near Hda'co :
passengers and mail saved
The Europa arrived at Halifax last evening bringing
one weeks lister intelligence from Europe Inc
aspect of affairs in Turkey has not changed materially
aimee our last advices The British Parliament was
to have been prorogued on the goth inst
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Important from New-,Iexieo.

n. VI 1lsyf AlE
The Salt Lake mail reached Independence yesterday
II had fsep deep creek and ne Letters were thor
oughly soaked.
Almost all the trains had passed Fort Laramie.
MEXICAN troops we're approaching III PssO, intending 10
keen possession of Mesia Valley where the Mexican Tag
was waving and would continue 10 until our troops ar
ived The Mexican troops we're Deserving and one tn ng
was certain That should hostliss break out the inhao
tapts OF New exico would lean TO the United States
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Tnruado In Massachusetts.

BOSTON, As1dsy, Aug -, I'D
.s,r;so tornado visited Winchehden, hassscnaset1
s.,r,day evening /. came from the Southwest and
ia rsek was one hundred and twenty set VIDE ana iou
miles long The sprs Of the B.P;i,, Church was olSsn
I'm and the builcinR damaged. Hon. Elisha hurdock
co.. hsr,s blown down, and bis large Pail and Tub
Msprf.c,ory badly damaged Many chimnies were Dc
bsd and houses unroofed in the town and ORCHARDS
~ tilisgs If wstsryilleson Miers River, hardly
hria, sscsted injury WLehercen North Village also
sr,Es,e6 eonsi.e r ably. 10 lives we're lost
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Mr. H. B. Miller former proprietor Of The Buffalo Itle
graph German Wing paper, has becoms az ain alsociat
ed with that journal The BUSH will be conducted under
The firm Of Miller and Bender.
Mr. Miller the late Superintendent Of Lights on the
North Western Lakes ami in 1874 commenced the pubcs
ton Of Clay and Frelnghuysen psper at Kalamazoo
styled The Michigan Telegraph and prior to that was
peoted with paper in Northern Indiana we believe.
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Charles Wilson, Mayor OF Montreal has been arrest
ed on charge of Murder, and held to bail in SOOO 70
answer before the Criminal Court of Queens Bench
on the 14th Of October next for the part he took IN the
late Gavazzi riot.
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AFRICA.

Cane of Good Hope dates arc 70 the 1th q Jay =.
Vas nc gressipg quietly The Cshres were ps-ct<0s''
80 trsdipk With the frontier settlers.
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JAMES T. BRADY has resigned the Presidency Of the
democratic Union Club Reason-He don't know about
supporting the present National and State Administrations
Any further until he shall have gsuged the thickness OF
their shells AS st present advised they seem to soft to
-
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The next number of The Tribune for Earegean Ciren
ist;ov viii be issued THIS MORNING, at
O'Clock 1t will contain all the Latest News up to the
time Of going to press. Single copies IN wrappers,
ready for mailing, can be had at the desk. Price SIX
Cents. The America calls from Boston Tomorrow, at
o. lonl
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Sfabbing ARRAY.

PROVIDENCE, Mcrd8y, Al1. = ID.
An named Archer got STABBED IN me
srk his afternoon At the 10 Woonsockeby sn insn
usn They we're at the Bowling Alley on Main st. ana .ns
owner told Mcknight TO pat the lnshrnan o1t az ns s
o;. H. did So and the Irshman meeting him S's n ns
assIroop gsve him severe stab in the neex WHICH VIA
IL. mn u
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stand upon.

The Editor Of The EImira Republican notifies his sub
scrbers and others tha; his lighting hours between
"Io and Il AN when he will be hsppy to see any one
who rants antthing'
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SPAIN.

Tho s,api,b General Prnne was a. constsniinope, su'
,borzed 70 enter the Turkish service var should eneae
Trade is seriously affected from the interruption of oas
NESS with Norway and sseden by the cholsrs
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Later dates from New Mexico bring the intelligence
that some excitement existed there in consequence
the sppsreu: determination Of the Mexican Govern
ment to take and hold military possession of the Mss
IA Valley.
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RONDOtr, TlesdsJ, Aug. = I'd
The jackson Guards Of Nex.fork City, accompanied oy
MsnAbsns Band, arrived here at O'Clock 10 DAY ~ tns
Uudson RIVER Railroad, and were cordially received BY
The Jackson Light Guards and Washington Rides OF this
place They will remain here over night, and return to-
moi
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To CORRESPONDENTS

.n IA t.len Of Coumuucsions> Whateve
. innasd Tor must he authenticated ~ ne name an.
sdds. is necessarily for publication oa as guar
aztec ~ his eooc faith 80
"a, renne, undertake cited Communicalons
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sfnrfu az Boston.

BOSTON, Ary1st =, 1913.
series Ct tremendous showers PAssSa yysr s as
ri0ht and great qusntity o. ram ieH me
80, a1kably vivid ard the thnnosr very lsa'y' AIS
weAiber is quite cool today Ill ..,.s g. pAr,asl
returned this morning with Der machinery
IN. III order.
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From ST. Pe,ers0urgh 5th mt, y - annoancei -
usehtof has declared the CircsssaB Coast from Sxxs
- sem Kale in state Of block No b prevent tae -
nortution OF aTms from smyrna -
n a stated that The Crcsssiars hAdtak oy storm
R-ss;an MOTT ChOrpak Kale.
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Judge Edmonds, on Monday forenoon rendered a
6nsl decison In the case Of William Calder Claimed
by the British Government under the Ashburton Trea
", on charge Of forgery in which he considers thai
the complaint has not been proved aud that Calder is
entitled 20 his discharge. He also decided the mo-
on 10 detain accused for the admission Of further
timony to be received from England, that be had No
mower to do So the power resting if anywhere sth the
President of the United States.
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Later sdvices from Australia via South America, ur.
psh intelligence Of the increased producveness OF the
gold fields high prices Of provision, lumber labor DC
The steamer Georgia arrived from Aspinwal last
evening bringing 81 in treasure on freight, 25O
passenger, and the mails from California to the LIST
nst-no later than our advices BY the Northern Light
from San Juan published in The Trtsne of Wednesday
last. The steamer Uncle Sam, from New York, had
arrived at Panama, 81 days from New.YOrk-the
shortest passage ever made.
This arrival also brings intelligence Of the total loss
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Arm-2lorh Dailu Gripgur,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80. 1858.

~ reocn, ~auus The Tspas len at Their f,sd noes OF pisces
~ bo, -. ON peae address al the Pnbh alton once or
END 10 =, ,sh the ce Price ~ cents ek-pays@e
fNt
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Office, cor Of Beaver as4 HoSs'e
Csl BENTON and the Administration.
Special pi1ateA to tie y. y. 1'tssss


'@' WASHINGTON August 29th, s.
Col Benton INDUCING unsnAbe spirit towards the
Administration. gentleman asked him ne oen Vis'sd
the White House lie replied with Bentonan emphasis
"a, ,ir-So SIR nsver 20 to tbs buzz nd roo5.'
The Secretary Of the Interior cent message 10 Nun %
sn h, ,hs. there was Register of the Land 0dce to
h .nnor,ed in the St. Louis Congressional District and
rsouseo him TO furnish the Department With tbs OF
erson 70 eli the Yacan. Office Old IBgot said, IL
Lre no name present. and to live to be as old as
,tnssl.h and this Administration should exist long,
ia have no favor TO ask OF it" The messenger thea
ga ~Colore will inform the Secretary that you have
- n.us 10 offer NO str." said tbs venerable, but
- indignant Buionist "lcarry my ans Ssr cir, IN ny
ovp precise language, SIR
Ths deps.ted Sage Of Monticello in his notes on Viz
ssv-aIt Is worth tip aero tbs Atlantic TO
- National Bridge" Snouli Ex-Governor Francis
cra. Of Maryland, be elected to the House Of Repre-
,.,yes there many WHO believe that to be sist-nsr
~ seen the famed Missouri suand NsFylAnde--
- d journey from EsstPort Boston, OF New York.
W W W. QcI VrZ.
CHARGE TO Bolivia & onsui 10 Bordeaux.
- ..I rz.rasa q =. T. T-o..@-
sf's'~' WASHINGTON, Monday. Aug. . 1853
vcov John ". Dana Of Maize has been appointed
80 ~ Bolivia and Col Pok Of Maryland ifsther-in
- Gov LoveJ appointed Consul to Bordeaux. QrIs.
.n.omtuents by the Presidents &c., &c.
s..I HussA - Tao !. Tr1s.s-
Sse's' WASHINGTON. Monday Ans. y. isa
~. following appointments viii be officially announced
80 norrovs Union. The greater part OF them nave
.,.mi,tsd 70 The Tribune heretofore bat nov send
',.er 70 dispel al doubt on the subject.
pohs,. 7 Walker Mississippi Commis honer 20 cnihs
kAuarstus Irving, o. Connecticut, Secretary OF Lsg@
lion to Russia
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Tx PREsiDEsr VAS BURES proposes spend the coming
winter in Switzerland Therein he eyinces good taste
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ITALY.
RUSSIA

The Duke Of Modens sbolshes the Government moaop-
y of ssItpetre from Sept /
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The Cnynzzi Riots NJ Monfresi-Rnilroad Accidents
D,
TIE Coyerpor-l.eneral of Canada.

! ST. JOHN, y. u, Monday Aug -, n,o
The Earl of Elgn, Governor General OF Canada arrived
in ibis city this afternoon at O'Clock and len again at
| for Windsor and Halifax, on his way TO England
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p,.v.,,, xy,rd-J sENIER. 50 Avenu,

~ o,,a csni az The Tribune this Ward Persons VIII
bsxe otp,iyed OF late and
.s,vrs =. M Others who wish r. viii please send their nAnc
10 him as above OF leave them at this office
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rh. T,ihnne Cor Enrppe.

Mr. ErorRxrAu No 80 Rue de Ia Vie,ore the only Agent
Paris authorized TO receive advertisements ana 'a0spO'' 40
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
I,x.rpooI Cotton sfarket.

, hsshad eject on toe Cot.sa H-Sks- -
Ire 49, al nd he qualities Eade ~seI
- laTsr eaass have declined one 1ssnts - go SO
ps.nJ an so expoers The nss fnAr - 90
-. ,ss msrtst slowing nproyemsnt "a re esse
ticrs IA Madi-. ao...............I4
- Mobile NJ <'"''''
~ Md 1@as
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Liverpool Cers Market.

49,. -. l.rse speculative dktn1a5 lsr NhtkI ~ n
vts 100 s1osd q saI 10 and Re- sit gszde
a., p .lt.-ore add oaio .. ),
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Ianhon Aaenc, for rhc Trlbune.


" TomAs Nos 10 and Cathane strand authorize 10 re-
e,vr for The Tribune In London
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syssIos Laws lc53-Tht only authorized edition
s Law, of rewyork 1888 ready IN two or three days Prce
81 Ppblhsd aLo for sale ~ =, r. u. a. r.s.n.,
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eV FowLERs Il wells, Psychologists ana publish,
srs Cratou Hail. No ISI NsssaD-st New-Yors
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bear sbupssny spDe Psu' now ready 70 neaiy
very recently received from Europe De
oye priced gs Plants carefully packed iof sh
~ X rri,sd sses Csrtge paid NswiOrk. Address H. NJ
G.reox Cid Colony kura Plymouth, Mass
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ItrrI,cr SAIAMANDYR SAFEs-GAyLyRs PATENT
rorrrT PlrRCx the sole Msnufetore IN the United 5'1es
ofsbs ove end o. G. GOFfiFs ImpeneI-os De
esns be- Locks combined 10 TIC world Depot
No ~ ue door Maiden lane formerly No W JonnsI
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''0'''0 F'''' 81 ~ sIrcrE Co No. 80 BFoAdwaJ

To DRUGGIsTs, GRocERs BAKERS, CoSfbCIiOShh'
AND OTHIgs-BvsH CALI, Wholesale Drugss NO ~ Green
well ss.co stotk Of genuine Drugs Chemicals DE Woods scid'
ye stuas Paints Ois 6roc, Bake, DJers hAes ana Goa
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Nc 70 ,no- Walter Hunt Of New York was By asy eafs me
Of machine with needle aud shuttle Zoe
pocf Of ovrwheuing strong No other person ca1 Pooy
have any exclusive right 70 thai invention We nave NJ on
eena Ia nothing that beongto @oy oe Inc
sIsaf sewing unity ebscug oil ysre' OF trades nave qng
sur Sewing Mafhoes the only ones a
will DO perfectly and probably Machines r SAFE a. the
reduced price Of el00, conpeie or use r., A., GA a.
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IN Housnkeepers and all others in want

HOuS-kteptTs anu all othcio IN "o"' w
B.ss,,sds SC would 40 call NJ WLARDs old e.tab
Isheh Chaihsf-st OF
und the largest assortment Of ariclsn his Inc ever o1sfed
fofle uuhlic
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q. t<, before the public wonderful results IN
mailing than all other art co1bnd nave pesu soe
Al ,ear Is action The wonderful causing h s,o"
where fr has tees Depot bAkKtRs bames nan
Dessnx No $50 Broaowsy PIee . cents PEI boue
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charge TO BOLIVIA { onsui TO Bordeaux.

q WASHINGTON Monday. Aug. ., 1851
r,Gov. John ". Dana Of Maize has been appointed
80 ~ Bolivia and Col Pok Of Maryland fsther-in
- GOV I.oxej appointed Consul to Bordeaux. QrIs.
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frst preuun Wigs Toupess Manufactured
sny nv the inventor H. No wHuens They se the
invented Private Tor hitting
wigs ys oeebaed WATER OF TARrRV invented 6S
III. 0ARDNER
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