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fyHAma At AUCTI0N w. FROST C'r 4. ~ n:
Prspisss SO Ni.th sves.s Between Twenty-siIsA asd
1weety sevesth sresss the entire stock thssst
dossn oans sese and black walnut ana maple
- desee SQUARE and reuna post chsir desoa case see
Ness o0es snd Wndsss ehaifs tsysehsr VIA we
nrsi sAs. Of sys aesra x By = fses ~ three y.s' ~
psak he. one e osr inches ia sSieiasss che whss 70
oaoss large coacsrn- Sale positive raia or shias
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET,
Auction sale Of horses carriages harness &o every
Monday and wednesday, e u O'Clock.
JOHN H. 0ATrIELD, Proprietor.
u ". wBSrCOTT INSTRUMENTATION SALE
lls Of elegant household furpiturs Moaday mcrAtng
~ 10 O'Clock ~ No. " Eighth Fourteenth
street embracing all the rosewood and furniture
mirror paintings caspets piaaoferts he Cetacsuss on
The morning Of SALE Goods to b removed Immediately
fion the premises.
CYLvEsTFR SLOWER. AUcTIONRRR-MORTGA.
- gees slo Of hotel will SELL
Tuesday august et 10 ,look at 496 Broadway aad
In the adjoining Art Union the entire urniture Of
side sofa tables Ingram carpets door oil cloths,
stair oArpst and rods pier sssss mahogany French bed
steads marble top dressing bureaus do washssAnds so
cottage b<dsAd 66 hair 6 straw do 60 sets
feather aud pillow ~ chsmesr locking gAsss IL
seat chairs wssdrobes disiug tables
orockery and glassware 30 large ear counter aad
orsags Also sets Of rossweod psrlor urn
turc spepdid hall stand beautiful chairs sud
oung~s day French clocks silver plated salvsr
With silver edges DO tea service do second do two
olocks carriage do papev mscbs portfolios
tie ornaments 40 Catalogues ready o. the morning. Of
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AGENCY,

NExSEN 4 CO.'S WESTERN LAND AGENCY, LA
IN fAystts, Ind-Ohoe in Now York, s. Wall street.
lands oesteo BY warrants or cash. shares
commission, In Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Juds
ous locations made the newly projected railroads in the
above States win realize 100 per cent psr Parties
are being rapidly taken up Co personally inspse al
circulars spply - ths Land warrant Once Of
j. COLEMAN. 63 Wall strssA
NEW YORK PoLYGLoT AGENCY. NO. 4s HUDSON
IN street. tho only Of this hind Ia New
AL kin do OF from into the
made with and at moderate prices
ard city guides for foreigners visiting the
teachers trarelators and away. ready the
given ONCE hours FROM A. N to 5P. NJ. Professor
MIGUEL T. TOtON. Director. No 10 Hudson street.
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ExrRA. PAY.-ALL 2. 5. Navy SAILORS WHO
~ served United States the any
slns Ds is'a oas grs.ptiy ea..!s thsi. ls.Ss
20 s..s rs,s, U. $. Sss!, sssss wssa :.sssS l.
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sss, - Osar.aa kOs Had avs Sssshs a.A I've ksths
- E.... isf s.s..s,. welsh s.yrn., MAJ 4, 70 Z
DrsUh O. July H. VI g. ios e. spoks ship Ctintsa
frcn N.~ ORLEANS tor Uvespoo,
eAiP ChAuAoey Jerome Jr, Cons, Havra, So days
nazA Clara wisAsss. Battes Port "a Prince, Aug Z.
snl JAs~is 18th, to Becker Gssavss-
s S:s:: os:'' Ess. y Jay -.
for New York Aug lat 40 81, lon ~ 80, srnhA.ssl
MONKEY an utssripg ssu hsast BY ~isd; llss lat
- ~, Ion ~ a. exchanged signals With ~ An bark
penssa black With Foross rs showing ncnss.s could
only make oct the two upper onss vas steering ssusn
s.rt P.,haDd.. tsr> IG,s.,s BRISTOL E IS days.
Ba.s william Alden, Bs'ss Belize HOniurss, 20 days.
IN AssaDd,e.
az pssacngsrs, 70 Beck Kunhsrdt Aug rs, lat AZ
lou 50 81 spoke ship Cora Liam hence for 0agow 10
Brig wnbsrf force OBJ Brt,on Windsor, Ms l6 days,
With psssengers. 70 jas whitney Go.
Brig Gr.ssds, Gsvsy, Bolivar City, CA, q days, TO
s.s A:.suo OF nl:.srth,' Gordon Union Island, Go,
Bis psl.. (os nlsvoIth, Foster, Msyssu.s II days.
Brig Fsvn (of Portland,, Hoyt St JAso, Aug Q. to
Big Royal sailor (of Poruand), Adams o.rdsoas. %
schr a.o1ss Prescott (ot camdsn), atley. Pis.ou.
sohr Paragon. whshat. Ocraoobs. NC s days.
sohr Is.sc w Hughes. John n Ne.sern NC; days.
Schf II w bfOwD, Turner WtlmtnGtOA, NJ, D 0Ayg.
schr Mozart Hunt, Lubec. days.
Scbr Corrslis, Fsuhlin Boston 20 hours.
Schr Atlantic, Nieserson, Salem, Mxss laws.
Schr Laura Jane, Sherm New Bedford. 2daya.
schr susan Jane, -, New haven, day.
scbr Als1andsr, --, New haven day.
Scbr Envoy. Ryder Providence days
Schr star, Br ook,n, Gardner. MasA- days.
schJ Henry, smith Kingston, Mas days.
schr Fresstous Brooke Portland, Ct, 3dAys.
Schr Roans IKE Bscon, Portland, CT, 2 days.
scbr Mario L Halt Crosby, Portland OF, 2 days.
schr Grscian. Tcrrey, Canals. days.
Hoop Oregon Fovlsr Providence, days
SAILED.
Steamships Hupboldt, HAVE; Jsmsstown, Richmond
and Psersburg James Adger, Charieston Augusta, So
vannsh snips vicorix Lot don; Sheridan, Liverpool;
Onward (clipper), San Fisncisco
Wind 1t sunrise Sc, meridian Sc; rundown, SW.
I8y handy HOOK PRINTING rn1GsArH.j
The HIGHLANDS, Aug Z7-SundowA.
Ship Victoria roirg out psst the Hook ship With
Huributs SIGNAL bound out is at snchor the Spit,
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(yITY HOTEL, AT AND 40 BROADWAY, CORNm
~ Howar! stroct Kew York, - nov open for ths :, -
mod 81 the public The hTnse ha, roo4ntly bosn
vp With all tho modern mprceemsnts snd 10 furnIshs
. superior nsaner: iss Sbsys hotel Is condaGtS; On
EurcpenA pas sss We requests the pek<s
" hs fSxKy ssesv sna shs trsysas psls IL rsnsrs
Gz0kCR N, UASgALA SsSlIImGl
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CYLvEsTFR SLOWER, AUcTIONRRR- A.
EXCURSIONS.

ANNUAL PICNIC AND CoTILLON EXCURSION OF
Drew, sA .. ss & The boat vii sa,s
foot 81 Heessor ooiook Sonsh Seventh street
e:.s::, + = - . 8, :s
g os. :s:''' ana ''''''
E E,s:,::fAi s3 's' Secretary,
ExcURsI0Ns TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY
G ..,. s. Z
s'sssI: hs.?o?S7S Sr:e%s ..s::.. f:sl si,S
vii Saas. s x ..s1l. 'ss
TO THE
viii entnue until september leaving sprias street
SEE 81; 81 F.s :sss. s1sn.
P:h RPrs,, Ssit and s:h1g s.o.le provided cosul0n
ExcURsIoN TO NEW ROCHELLE AND GLEN COW,
:,..rsS Ssh. sIithsnD kSSPP .S:t s.s lame. Rsaasas
:. ss:..
ssA s.
a e. y
sss steamer King Philip Grateful Tor fssor' hshsr.o
% y 90
board Fare cent each way Thu boat will stop as Col
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR COMFY ISLAND. LAND
IF Fort .psD .ss
s "a r. ss:; s
lows
S Il: ss ssr s:s.s ;: :;.: g
Leaving CoDey Island, last trip. at 81 NJ
tollo~s:-
Spring street, 81 10Y A. N, 2P. n 6h Pm
Pier No. 5 North river, II A. NJ, tx P.M6P.M
stopping At Fort Hamilton, the last trip night
The {. DURANT will also every Sunday leaving
spring street ct lAnd ~ ard pier ny and 3o'oloek
JOHN r. RODMAN, Agent
GRAND EXCURSION AND CELEBRATION TO WIN.
u field August 90 l85SOmnibuses ard will
the Grand and Houston street ferries from The WI
Cemetery ferry half hour during the day. memo
ing 1t quarter before O'CLOCK On this day the lots
each lot st the time OF purchase and
.hs balance In monthly payments Persons wishing to
ava Of ne = purchase these lots
s proySea Tor lot sSd ali others free 81
about Music and dancing tho ground throughout
The fe.sivss q The occasion Al further
will Owen the oos, No. Tryon Of Chat
IAN street, or By D. HOGAN, On Che premises
@. q. ANDREWS T. J. r. KENDALL.
n. B-Shoud the weather stormy, ths excursion
~Il take plsce the FIRST fAir asy thereafter.
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MARITIME INTELLIGEICe,

Almanac FOR NEw voRR-rIus BAY
% RISES ..........5 "a NOON R1sts. :, morn - -
IN e'1r .............6 81 HoH WATER. ...... 2 43
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4SD fasy!h iss.l.s. NJ VIZ
,...sA p..s.s Tim: f:sp:s: dom $50 70 $40
'~S''1 'n' A'' HD1r..:. Fl: srcoHD $3.50 20 y 20
aAA quaxsr second Watches Tor timing horsss ls TO &c
selsndN pocket ehronomstsrs perfect tina
:ic.r DAY xArgrI; ''''' =. -
Which eight days With vihdlss.. 10 " lB
s.r ladies'. some in hunting eases - 100
ysr ladies, some in magic ossss IS " -
wAroHEs vmoB WIND
'sEs s as n.' o. 1 .a Tow
1ias SOLD lspine Watches four holes jsvslsd. 3
asis .ssn.lis s1 .ssoss: s.r ii. i.ii..
ssia E.sii:s PATENT levers hunting :.:s. s
Ss vsr psss.s 'sysr r.- - !. .oy a.;
2vsr 0esseaee 'sssfS - Iow a.. ......... -
esssss, ioF sale than the usual prices;
yEwsIRv.
=.
.as silver .sss.os: seI sesshsisis :S:sus .lsss
5 .a aI: ..ss ~: n
:: Il H., ::,,:,.
and very
tnss BY express 70 all pArts the United
ttetes frye Of charge,
WANTTD-DIAMoNDs WATCHES JEwELRY, DRY
w goods eessys piarofortes, firearms mus3sl astru-
nent and Ill kinds Of psrsonal property aud fsAoy ar
Cash advanced will 1T Lfe Insurance
Loan once, No. Chambers street, Chatham,
third Roor. Office hours from 10 TO o'clock
WARHANTIp wATcnIs. cnEAr.- q.
aoid lever wstehes, full jewelled. $50 go, SO
Celia hus ting levers. ......... IS, $50, $65.
1nglhh patent levers 80, SIG, $50.
1antng levers, ........... 4l3, 4s5, SIS.
' JOHN cox, Importer Of w.toie: "a Bowery.
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By arisnl FROM South America To day we have
received the folio wing shipping intelligsnoe:-
Arrived 81 Bueoos Ayre- June 20 bark ChSs S Alden,
Georgetown; 27sh brig Helen Baltimore; 2Sta bark jeff
fsreoE Tom -
At Nonteydso July IL ships Bowditoh for San Fran!
disco EIersEs from Rio oisg. barks Raipbo do;
Peacock do; MARY Brouahton for Boston; 18th, Lion
dsv for do uur izs beth MsAns for Bueus Ayres brig
Maoly dsg schy BArhog for SALE Sailed 7th, ship
Clarendon for San Frauc.co having repaired
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
IN New Jersey ksroad.-Upited States aad ExprssS
Lines through in four hours leave New York foot
lspdt street at g. and A. NJ and $50 and $40 r n
Ls,ys phiisaslphis e 80 A. ~ Vi. e. :nsssn sad
Fare s. 81 for second GLASS in the A. from York
end $50 r. H. from Philadelphia Through tickets cold,
aDd and through baggage carried aitmoc
wssbiDgtoa EsTioiL snd Ch.rIeston. 10 t.e and A.
extra train behind time with baggage oreSS
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
NEW YORK TO TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS, DIRECT-
~ Jhrough 60 Littlston the
by railroad In thirteen hours Ticket Rrss1
and Canal street and Twenty xth Fssfth
avenue Exprees trains, A. n. and r. N. Baxeseo
checked through.
FRANCIS HYDE. Gsaeral Agent. I52 South strsst
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SHIPPING.

TOR LIvERPOOI-UNITED STATES NAIL SrNAA-
ship BALTIC J. Comstock, nanAer.-This steAua-
ship wh depart with the United state. malls fer Hursp
posltivsly saturday september 1t ~ O'Clock H.
her berth nj the faot Of Cana street For freight pAs
having unsqoallsS for sgAres aaA
comfort, apply TO e. X. COLLINS CO., Wall stcsst.
Passengsrs are requested % be board At liz A. Il.
The etssmship Atlantic WI succeed tie BAls saA san
September H.
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETwElN NEW YORK
~ and Bremen. -Bremea Mail Lipe.-Ths side wheel
steamers HAhsA, go tons and GERMANIA, Zoo tsns
will sail as follows
From New York. From Bremen.
Germanis september ~ Gsrmania .Bsiuning Oot'r
Hansa. ....... 20 Hsnss :. August 20
Passage from New York n Bremen-FlrSs GLASS; 4lo0;
second GLASS; $36f For freight or passage apply -
UELRICHS& CU 80 Broad street.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Notice For Havana ard New OrIeapsThe tessashtp
Ell will be despatched in plsco Of the Cberehs
or Tuesday, August 10 At two O'Clock r. NJ from Wares
street Pier. Freight viii be taken for New OrleWns e.
Monday morning, st 40c = cubic foot.
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1898 Is IS y: =: r =:
= :;. ~ "a
:: ss::: ~ -:
s!:ss .., Q: =. !; ~ y,'S =:
- ;:S:::..:s; s. s ;:::: ~: z:
"a :: ::::;
g: s:: =: i ss.r ':: = O.
i:sv. CITY Hal Sssti'A ''r.;s q ys. a.a cs.ass
(ANDrN AND AnBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADn.-
% Pm .ad 9 pm Aaess sot.sisn IT,. 4 8
:ss ssss % t. r.s
press li,s ss2 BY jobs PETER e Anssv.
:' =.
CHANCE OF PIER OF TIE MORNING LINE FOX
as u: steamer Sscscs xxsaisevSS e.:s Y:
every so.d.g Wsdassasy go rrid.y az e's;oi. An
ks.urniss leaves ALBANY every T.s.dsy RassiaS.
:,d S.surs;y sssa A. n n s e. .ssv
% so.. o.
EOR KEYPosr AND FoRT HAMILTON. FROM r4s
foot q ch.nbsr: :-r.s,; f.rs ~ s.its sseh Wv:
.ss s. ....as MaE5 iss: o:ii.
r T. :s:
Oonhsos,n with the boats
NOh STONY R9OOK.-THE NEW AND BEAUTIRUL
. s g &. :.
and North Port ssoh way lsavi.s Ne. York Peek ss
M; returning iesvee Stony Brook Ut o'clock, A. H..
every Monday Wednesday and Friday.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
II Chamber stssst for Albany and Troy
Express train M-!hrough 10 four hours oennsetiAs
with trains reaebinr Buffalo Montreal At O'clock ead
Niagara Falls At 645 same evening
Nail train, A. Through way trains ct IL n. sal
Express train r n: Accommodation train, 7 r. \.
For 1arrytow ii p n For Psskskill 10 A. 246 r. n
and r. NJ For peushkeepss, 4 M and 4i0 r. N. Pas
ssksn at Chambers Canal Thrtssaeh
sunday trains from Canal street. at ~ A. for Psuv-
heepsie, and p. for Albany st0ppne e ali vSv ~
ti0ns.. EDMUND FRkNCH SUPERB ntenjsaA
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8y Mandy HOOK PRINTING rNA0aAfH.J
The HIGHLANDS Aug Z7--SuDdowA.
Ship Victoria roirg out cast the Hook. ship With
HurIbuts SIGNAL bound is at snchor near the Spit
Wind moderate from the south Wsathsr hAzy.
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TUE CELEBRATED DOCTOR II. sHUMAu, ASvEL
ty birth just arrived in ths city, ofors his scrvoss
5stro0gy, physognomy, sSrs &c, love, marriage psi
present and future Mr. y haa travelled through a.
mart Of tho world /. the lass forty years and 10 wiI
to give the most satisfactory information Nstivtss
opated for ladies and gentlemen oan DO sent to part
the vord His residence Is 1T 175 Chambers ssseot
Greenwich.
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and Tvsssy sixth strssts sad Yourts ~ ~
sbsys trains Wi snS ena receive saly - 0
City Hall station, Of ysYsn rev and Ces1e
street, ~ heretofore. n. SLOAT, Supefinteadeet
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Captain Z W. HANcox viii Leave Spring stree. y %
VI Pisr Ne. n: 4, a. n, rsturnins BY bF. n Ehps
Cotion hand will be board Dinner fishing tackle and
bait yin be provided. Fare hfty oents.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26

Main street, HaNUibhI Mo,
TIHE subscriber has permanently located in this city
l. and is always prepared 10 repair watches, broken
iewety &C., In the most wSrkmanliks manner, aud on
the Eos,resonable terms, He has ow on band, and
onS,antly receiving fresh supplies OF the finest aud
most fashionable Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, &C., from
the best importing houses In the east. His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house In the city, and those
who Rvehi call will be satisfied with his bargRinS
as he 0llers great Inducements 10 purchasers, =
The citizens OF Marion and Rails counties arc re-
spectlully invited te give me a call. Store on Main
street, opposite the "GreRt Western lSent5l
Just received IN addition 10 his lolmer stock, sup.
ply OF Ear Rings, Plus, sc, Also very fine lot Of
jet Ear Rings, new style, Smiths New York Gold
PeRs-warrRnted-A very 6ne article. 0ctp.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26
NEVER FAILING REMEDY
NUMBER e.

TEX ZEN fEARS SUFFERING,
Copy Of n Letter from Mr. Thompson. Chemist l. ..
erpool dated August 2bth 1882
To Professor lioLLowNy,
DrAR Sta un enabled to nnish ,ou win, +, ne,
extraordinary cure effected by your myonOblN Co.,,
mont and pills, which has nsioni,hed c,ory nrr,.,.
qnainled with tho sufferer. About 10 years aLo. "
W. Cuinnlns, Of aaltncy Street, In this iuwi ..,
thrown from his horse, whereby hR received ysrv a
Gus injuries he had the best medical Nd,ir, II .N,
lme, anu was afterwards an intimate nj different
hrmariCs, yet hc grew worse. aud nj last a ma.
nNnt running ulcer settled in bis hin, wb,.I
completely crippled him, that he could not moyr ,,i,.
eut ctuichcS for nearly 10 years recently he be.
use your Ointment NnI Pills, which have nov. h, ,,i
The wound, strengthened his limb, and enabled lru I,
dispense with hls crulChCs, so that be can wall ,,
the greatest case, and with renewed health aud cu.
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE c5URREE'@H. HF
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN Air
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy ol Letter from Mr. Hlrh, Drnper of K.,,ly
near tininsbro', dated March Isl, IShp
To professor Holloway,
=, SIN Some time since, ono Of my children VA .i.
nicicd with dreadful eruption, over tho boz a..
gcons and Physicians, bv all of whom ths g., o d,
considered hopeless. AT length tried yom Oui,.. =
aud Pills. aud without cNNgg"rdion, the caru ,,,a,
acuous, Tor by rersycrng IN their use oil H.. r,,,
tons qnckly disappeared aud the child Va, A., ...,l
TO perfect heath,
previously lost child rtom similar rr.
and firmly believe, had | IN her Ease uior ,..
meulclneS NO WOlld nave heen saved alsu
happy TO testify the Truth Of this To any g. u.,.
cERr&iSSfW1 fW1GNEDy roRscGnpRsi s'E" lE',,- Il ..
AND Az ASTONISHING CuK,. ,n ~
uhD LADY SEVENTY YEAE, Oi, ..r
OF RAD LEG
Copy ul u LerrlrOm NeSgrS. Walker ... 4. . a.. .,p.
lists, bath,
To Professor llolLuwAY,
DEAR SlU-.\mong the numerous cures. ,.I rirI nv
thcuse Of your valuable medicines in the rr,,lhor.
hood w may mention that Of an old LAT, hyrrIr u
the Village OF Preston, about five miles tom th,.
CITY. She had liberated wounds in her leg ton many
years, nnd arrlY they ncreasedto such an Olarninr
extent as to defy all the usual remedies hOr health
rapidly giving way under the suffering she endured In
this distressing condition she had recourse To you
Ointment aud Pills, and by the assistance of her
friends, was enabled 10 perSevere In lhelruse until shr
received perfect cure, We have ourselves been
greatly astonshed at the effect upon so old person
she being above 10 years Of age We shall be happy
TO satisfy any enquiries a. 10 the authenticity ol i>
really wonderful case, either personally or by le,i,
AprivOte IN the Bath Police Force, also, has beet,
perfectly cured OF an old seorbutc affection IN thu
face, after oil other means had failed lie states that
II Is entirely by the use OF your ontmcnt and sueaEs
loudly in its praise.
-.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-26
r. II. MILLER & CO.,
Wholesale aud RrlnN nralrIs "
CHINA lil.AAA AND ANE

M H. Main S,rrrL hriWr Chrpuul aud Pine
TINIE sugrhUfs IN Ete aud ~ arrive Tor hrfhp
/ galus, Onr ThnusHnd Crnirg AMI CnskA nI
EARTllENWARE AND UHlNA,
nmptsnr n varieties aud qualities necessary ~ make up the
i ever offered tor sale In this market,
Vlai .,-. n-,-.-, ,,-,-,-, ,,,--.-
Nine mud MubpFty Printed fnwn.nnH and Mulhefty, Ah-
,o, Blur, Fancy IusIre aAd White GIn'e, htihrnwntr m
MI their vntry nf Myla aud palrnl rnln White Enanend
Hide. Figured Luslf Rnprd-FIRu uHh tind Hand,
Ens ChinN, Tea Srl, Teas, Plates, Gti Se OF entirely
EVERY variety nT pnn, Pressed and Cut Glassware Of Amer.
irsn fnsrn uud WGplufn French aud orInan nahuaol-
wv w FRENCH CHINA
Teas Cnrs Tens nHd DnnVt helS Mugs, Colngncs, Vases
r 49, ut every descriptions Fnnry ArIele Of oil klndH
w sHM.G't n Pine, and American Pine Hrnd. Walters
To Trays elegant desgns OF Out own lmpOtHlonr war
tnucd paual n any 10 the market,
DKlTANNIA WARE, Ur every description, from Tim cello
hTnud manuacury Ut Gleason sons DotnhraeF MnSsnehh
srI,s nj law pcCs We also Ot,T tall stock NJ Onudu in
ibr SNNTA ~ MARkET to which the attention OF !h'
Merchants Engaged In that lTada Is pnCuWUy Invited, A.
snrd Crates Of the Country Trade packed IN tic hest mnnne
always hand Our packers have many yrhu eSpcensr
and nt up goods UGcepd anywhere, a. our hu
ulerius customers can testify, mIhlO-a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-04-15
Statesman.

"Will not Senator Atkinson, who drafted
the Sub-treasury bill, and who was its true
friend and able defender throughout, furnish
the public with the rise, progress and dOwn-
fall, of this important measure, together with
the peealiar influences which secured its defeat /?
We know Of no man more competent to give
the true facts in the case than the honorable
Senator. - Ohio Patriot. ...-s.- p.
"a good suggestion, and we hope that Mr.
Atkinson will regard it Of sufficient Importance
TO respond to it afirmatively. The response
bility Of defeating measure intended to Top off
corruptions and abuses in the management of
our public finances, should be palpably exposed
to the Democracy of Ohio. The agency Of
every actor in it, whether in or out Of the le-
gislative branches, should be truthfully stated,
that such unworthy public servants may be
made to feel the weight Of their shameful de-
linquency. GIN. Enquirer. 'ars.
Certainly, by all means. The men who
opposed the important feature Of requiring all
the taxes to be paid in gold and silver should
be exposed. The public interest demands that
this whole matter should be thoroughly uader.
stood. Will Mr.. Atkinson make ths expos
ure."-O. S. Jour. .
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new Codes.

The Justices code, Probate code, together
with the Civil code, 80 into effect upon the list
Of July.
The Justices code repeals all the old laws
and defines the Justices duties anew.
The Probate code repeals all the old laws
regulating the practice Of this Court; and en-
bodies its whole power and duty. 1t takes
away from the Common Pleas, jurisdiction in
all but penitentiary and capital cases, with per-
haps few other cases, and invests the Probate
Judge herewith. All riots, petty larcenies,
gambling, &c, are henceforth within its exclu
sive jurisdiction. The cases are to be present
ed by Information, briefly setting forth the Ct
fence, without limit as to amendment Ohic
Salesman
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with the Office Of Commissioner, the most prom
inent among which is hat Of LOrin Andrews.
Esq. We have 10 personal aequaintanee with
the gentlemsn but he attended the Teachers
Institute lately in session in this town, and is
spoken Of by members thereof with much favor.
He has spent year or two in travelling through
the State as an agent Of the State Teachers
Association, and knows as much about the
wants Of the people, in this behalf, as any 9th
er man. We do not know what his political
creed is, nor do We care TO know. II be be
the kind Of man be is represented to be, and
should be selected by the teachers Of the State,
he will have our cordial support
In 6ne, we request the people to view this
matter as il should be looked al. and do moi
suffer corrupt central clique to use you as th'
instruments for the destruction Of your chill
dren's best interests Such an attempt is be
ing made. as is clearly evidenced by the fore
going extracts, and il will be carried out unles
you determine il shall be otherwise.
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Some Of the laws Of last winter have already
taken effect, but owing to lOcofOco mismanage-
ment, we have not been able 10 see them
Among the number are the laws regulating the
duties Of Probate Judges and Justices Of the
Peace. Under the provisions prescribed by
the legislature. the publishing Of the laws was
let to little paper in the northwestern part Of
the State, which cannot possibly furnish them
before the first Of next January. We must
wait patiently, for the utmost anxiety would
not hurry the matter one hour.