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nArAs ARKANSAS ToorH-PIcK.-A strang

0.YAs ARKANSAS TooTH-PIcK.-A strang-
or srandished bowie knife at the door OF
the Circus, night before last, as if he intend
ed to Gu, somebody. He was Immediately
knocked down and his face trampled into
perfect jelly. His name is LEWIS sAxoNY;
his residence St. Clairsvills; and his wounds
were dressed by DR.. HUPP. The whole gang
should have been arrested Wheeling Gds.
Wish you had kept tbe rascal down there
neigbbor, for his appearances in our streets
is an eyesore, and though not in favor Of the
plan of correction we feelthankful to the man
who administered the wholesome drubbing.
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FREE DEMOCRATS, ATTEN.

KS TION.! The Free Democracy o
Belmont county, will meet in convention il
the town of Belmont, on Saturday the I'd da,
Of July next, for tn. purpose Of securing
more efficient organization. Let mere os
general attendance.
MANY FREE DEMOCRATS.
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CHRONICLE h ADVOCATE.
HORTON J. HOWARD, ra,,o
ID. II. COWEN,

II. n. COWEN, Eo"ors'
THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
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Friday Morning, July 4 aS53.
>----,--~~~->-~>>.~~>~->> >-~>-~>>,~->->-~ ~-----
WIG NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC J. ALLEN, o. Richland.
roR TRrlsurrn OF sr.sz.
HENRY BRAKEMAN. of Hamilton.
ron ssonKrAns OF stats,
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
ron ATToRsKY GENERAL,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
roR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
yoR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshoc,on.
COUNTY 7TCKFT.
REPREsENTATIvKs,
ELI v. CLEAVER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tp,
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
d. D. T. COWEN, Of RichlaEd tp
TKEAsrRER,
d. S. ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN G. VANCE, Of Flushing tp.
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, Of Kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR,
JAMES MCMILLAN, Of Richlnnd tp.
coRossR,
WILLIAM GILL, Of Peasc tp.
DIRECTOR OF ISFIRNARY,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp.
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June %.
Flour, dull, at $3.50 400.
Oats, sold to-day at 54 very scarce.
Sales of 100 hhds. bacon sides at A, pkd.
Coffee, II good demand 1900 bags Rio sold
at %.
Sugar, at a.
Molasses steady
New YORK, June 2S.
Flour, State 4,62@475; Southern 4,sT@
5,l2 steadier.
Wheat, Western ! ,23; Genessee ,33, fair.
Corn, mixed 63; yellow 664
Pork unchanged. Beet heavy.
PITrsBUGH June 2s.
Flour-there is not much inquiry. g. prices
do not improve; sales on the warf of 80 bbls.
superfine at $3.50 and 80 do at 1881; from
store sales Of 30 and SO bbls. superfne at
S4,0O and S5 bbls extra at S4,lO.
Bacon-there was not much doing in Bacon,
yesterday, the fire of Sunday night having
somewhat, disturbed business operations on
Liberty street; sales reported Of casks
Shoulders and Hams, $50 preces do, and 1000
lbs. do. at 6l and 81; 1000 bbls Shoulders
and Sides at 6 and u. The market is with
out change.
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Louis Philippe's Spanish pictures yielded at
the sale by auction in London twenty-eiglt
thousand pounds sterling
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1t is worth while to pause moment, ove'
this rather singular document.
The present Receipts of the Western Di
vision Of the Road, are at the rate of abou,
one hundred and t,uenty thousand dollars PEI
annurn; and the disbursements upon that D
vision for repairs and complete Construction
at the rate of about sepenfyJue thousand dollars
per annunl. The Freight and Ticket Agents
and the Conductors handle all the receipts &
the Paymaster handles all the disbursements
Mr.. Chase's stipulalions were that the Agents
Conductors and Paymastor handling funds OF
the Company. amounting in the aggregate to
nearly Sa0O,OOo this year, and moro doubtless
hereafter, were to be his aPpointees, subiec,
his control alone, without restruint from the
Board, or Executive Committee, and for aughl
tha. the Board would have right TO require
might be devoid of either character or respon'
sibiIity
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Friday Morning, July 4 tsss.

THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
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DARTNER WANTED-With a cash ca
ITO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW.

ital Of - go in unparalleled money maklns bust
that IS already established in this city Address X
Tribune Office.
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DAvIDsoN's ILLUSTRATED LIBRET.

hTA BOOK Of the OPERA, elegantly printed II sllAl
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1pfrial Noilres.

NJ Twentieth yyard.-In pursuance of the recon
p.Tdstion Of the Democratic Nbg General Committee,
rc,iee Is hereby thst Primary Election VIII be held
a. FRIDAY MORNING, the 18th inst, from to 10 A. NJ,
NJ No 80 West SGth-s 9hav 10 elect 1ye )ee3ates
10 the Wig General Committee and % members 70 consti-
vii be BY ballot the Electors 20 give their names and resi-
senecs rnd TO be Wing voters Of the Ward The election
under the supervision Of the undersigned Inspectors
appointed By the Democratic Wing General CoInmlttee.
ROBF SMITH,
JAMES KELLY,
ZOPHAR MILLS.
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GLASS STAINER WANTED. A good
" GlsssSt1iner wanted IN Boston One Snc - -
- hrs;,sss In % IN, trauche and who can Gaw rs o'sl
nefferrs Sfeady employment End good wsss ~ ". a.,
ryer 20 svch person, who Il Wiling % cctoee - =, o.
,,e 10 h. bsrre - and who furnish tezfin0ns' VI III
sustrious and soheI habits. Apply %
s " PETTIEGILL Co
No. u? Nsssaass-, Ssv'-f0rG.
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90 fDhom ii man Concern.

ONE CENT REWARD.-Ranaway from the
" sulscl ler about the 18Th June lss, HENkf Gll.-
BERT also, about the 18th sept last, JOSEPH r. Nki.,
SON irdtu.e apprentices 20 the farming busne All
pe4sors ale hereby forbid hatorug trusting them and
whoever " VI return them VIII be entitled 10 the above re-
ward, but 10 charges paid
CHARLEs UNDERHILL, MstaeeocE
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yNANTED-A Salesman in the silk and
w Millinery Jobbins bnsiness. ln1uir3 OF HlLLMAN
NEARING, No. l05 William e.
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A Ii the MAG kZINES for FEBRUARY at
~ DEWITT 4 DAvENPoRTS Cheap Publication De-
pct Tribune Building, Nssssu-st
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE. Price % cents
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. Price Is cents.
PETERSoN'S NATIONAL MAGAZINE. lsl cents
TIE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. IS cents
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE. 1e2 cents
PUTNAMS MAGAZINE. 25 cents.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT,
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DEsRABLE RESIDENCE for SALE

fESIRABLE RESIDENCE Tor BALL.
A. The handsome End ali.1antsl modern thEee-stofy
and basement HOuse, No 81 MortoE-et us feet Of
broSon-t built IN the vorUa8ike manner, Of tho
best stersc and epete with every denrabe convenience,
sLG sso al the modsn acctOls OF water 10 third stoy,
u.s. bath, yatsEeoset kissheE-range, laundry, dumb
Wsstsr &C. kcyery large yard socked with gTa,e vines
fiBt trees and Towering fkrGb-fFown ald 5rcx
wsltshouse IS By g. ot q By 10 fet Can be sxs.oiaed
by ~ respectable peI,cn desoas % purchase fon 10 20
o'clock.
Afo the tvesory and attic Brick Hcsse, No rs Bar
rows directly IN TIE rear Of above. for terms, ngae At
tie boase OF NJ. Ig7 Falton-st-
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EOR sALE-An Estate ia the Country, suit

EOR SALE-An Estate ia the Country, suit
abe fora ssnilsEatH's pTyste residence o. - Sc
lgct C-sssiea! CT AgrieulruEal school,
TIE properly sustsd Ia very desrze-s End hatEly
CstOn IN one e tie bes: Counes me state a Con
reeic1t WitL1 few LoUrs rLe Of New ors. IL CON-
prsss large and very convenient Hose Iia
roo1s Il a. suppica With tie best water GToa hylaz
sTriug. z oleTl cooking range, furuace- A.
sre are 1rv-tfree acres Of Land. eIbrscint Elrder
meadow tlssr, ssture AID wood L e very Se4 ss2c@ed
via LElse sLrsyy " t-Uit and neWeIA 40 b@-l
stsb!e C.Isrt Hoise Work. % aid otlsE bs.lllag.
AZ .nsInctoT OF yoUlL. JOINT SOCK company -s
% a teachers Ecld End tbs estate worthy o. P4lt
Aftsniscn because coed srhco s lnch g.c-sd ~ ne
town. this Delss good st1Ascn "iil Eesiiy con-
rzrnd schclazs. - -,
rahle part can leul-ia bond ard alors e- f1f
further plrflcu as slply 70 ~
I8A dERWIS, Safes We = Haven, Coma
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VTLT1BLE DOCK PROPERTY .;

ERookLiN-For sale or le>se, II lots a. the foot Of
0old. Brooklyn, with front of aboas - feet
Gsd lSs feet East River and zi2 ton the wester.
y sde o. tie properly. The Bulsheads ani Afford
aueent depth Of for the Ga classes Of yes-
SIS. Apply at the Office of THE PENNSYLVANIA
COAL COMPANY, cor. Of Broadway sal waftyt Ny.
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Cost ano fon no.

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VIII be ready on Saturday. Jan p.
TONES's SYSTEM Of BOOK KEEPING

MI DC re7dV on cercrndF jan -.
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the whole theory and practice OF Double Enry nils he
Is keeping the record Of his daily progress N rs studies
~'''' J. S. REDFlELD, Nos. 40 aud ll2 Nsssau-st
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A SMALL FARM far S.ALE.-The nnder.

A SMALL FARM for SALE.-The uLder-
~ sigDed Offers for sas The Yam Of the late JAMES
WEIGHT DECREASED pleasantly staatd Jefferson vsl-
ley Yorktown Westcester County % the road leading
from Peekskl 70 Lake hshopac eish bes from shs former
and fOcr nom tie batter pace Inc Farm contains about
tn Of good land On ,e prcnse yooa Dsesl-
ng House and other out bucngz 81 nearly an
excellent Apple Orchard and ofer ists Of various n1s
II the above property not sod u private sale before s
hsdsy Of February nexL u wll that day be sod az
public srctlon on he premises a. II o'clock Al
b. 60 Of the purchase IaoEey nay ren1-in On the
premises II required.
For further iloTmatOn apply 10 ldtrcss me m.dss-
sgued, Of BIS pace Of residence Hes, SoTners. ~ T.
K G. ELkNOL, Executor OF James Wright es.t
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ITO LET-Well-lghte ROOMS, sith or
4 without Steam Power, OF any size. Inquire Of
C.M SfMONSON No. 13l Lswisa
VALUABLE PROPERTY at GREEN
Real estate for Sale.

At PRIVATE SALE-In Lansing bargh, one
~ mile shove Troy the two-stoIy fIaae Dwelling
House Ia Market Stzfes, with yard and alley way
either aide. The plot Of ground y feet Ga Eketst
end 50 feet deep Also the story shall lame Store on
State It,, NaTketst IL feet float snd 10 fee, deep,
connected with tie Market st. House. aud forming L.
They are 10th rented AAy Bex and Win b. sold bar.
gain If spplied for Part remain on bond AID
lnoY,sege. Apply TO COLI g. CHIFFON, No. 0 Walist.
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Amnsemenis.

LAST WEEK OF THE PRESENT SERIES!
HELLERs SALOON of WONDERS,
l. i No. IS9 broadway.
THE WORLD PUZZLED
and the entire teoy OF life upset by Robert Heers as
ItnishiIG ana aweawakclipg faculty of
SECOND SIGHT.
THIS tey miraculous experiment which has thus far
ed the intelligence aud Of large and select anal
tnces including ihe MAJOR part OF the
TALENT OF THE CIrY-lN ARTS AND SCIENCES
DIVINITY AND MEDICINE,
nd which tar exceeds Ia wonder aud point Of upatho
Ialenes ~ Investigation sN the hurlhuggng Mediums or
|Yt keppers ~ Il docs the performances Of the so
|Tled WIZARDS whether from the North South East or
west who have preceded Mr. Heller the sole aud original
| MASTER OF CABALISrIC ART,
Ia be witnessed every Evening in connection with his ne
fes ultra Of
| NECRoMANric AND CAsALiSTIc FEATS.
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fsrisson 50 cents. Children half price
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-The Three story
"a and Atfe Briek House and Lot, No 81 Hurray-st.,
br IL In the very best size OF homes d b. So
two story bath IA tie resT; 10. BY 100 iset
deep. ior further PARTICULAR spPiyto
ANTHONY J. BLTfCkER. AgcI-cleer, No. 7 Efc.s.st.
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,rrpruIY TRIBGER.
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Ga B,tsr or the Continent, postage included
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I1~ Phrenoiogical X ooBis, No. fl3 Broadway, cor.
OF Lpenard open day and evening for Lectures EAamln.
atoms Instruction and Advice. THIS Thursday EVEN
INC spent in public examinations Admission free. FRI
DAY EVENING, Dr. REDFIELD ON Physiognoiny.
SATURDAY EVENING, Free Lecture aud Phrenoog-
eal DehuealioIs
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Chances for Business Glen.
| CAMPHENE and BURNING FLUID

for alea Horse, Wagon and Cans, and over 40
eusiIneEs chance seldom ~ be met With terms cs.A-
Apply az No. sol Madison e.
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The introductory Exposition OF the Series the Affairs
Of the City Geyernpen Expenditure of the Public Money,
NC NC, viii be given in Hope Chapel Broadway by s. X.
SWEETMAN, on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan.N, at "a
o'clock. Ambulance IS the door The Press are
respectfully invited.
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~ EmIgrnn; Intelligence once and Labor

Exchange, Nos, 3 and "a Canast., Now-f oTk.-This
Office established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be found large numbers Of Lab0reTs aud
Servants AZ very low rates of and have
TIER orders ed by writing 10 the Superintendent and send
the amount necessary 20 paythe passage Of the pares
.ealTed Nc fees charged 30 employen
JAS. p. FAGAN. Superintendent.
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~ Mcchanics, Institute Rooms, No. !

"" Mechanics' Institute Rooms, No. I
Bowery.-Tbe Third Series OF Mechanics Institute
Glasses n Architectural Mechanical Perspective aud Orna
mental DrnwinF Figure and Ornament Modelling. also
Mathematics will commence on MONDAY EVENING,
Jan 81 at the Iustitue Rooms The Course will consist
OF twoniy Lessons in each Class Termsro Members %
konMsmbers g. Apply Aeg,SIyy il Reading Room from
6to 10 Pm. j. X. FISHER
]. Il. FISHER Committee.
@. d. HIsCOX
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rY instruction, Health and Pleasure, at the
METROPOLITAN Academy and Gymnasium Nos SO aud 80
Gthav near gtonsquare, Particulars obtaned by
calling at the In tuition or by addressing note 10
s. j. SFDOWICK, AM, Vice President,
and Secretary OF the Faculty.
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Il YORK BOSTON, kc.--A Hardware Dealer IN city
In Cenada West wishes make arrangement las partner
OF othsrSise with house in the States tor regular
supply Of American Hardware. Address c. care Of 5
Rvan Toronto. {. w
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
NIRCUS.-NEW.Y AMPHITHEA.

" TER No. 81 Bowery r. SANDS Co. Proprietors.-
THURSDAY Jan. 1.-THE Entertainments commence
with Full Dress Cavalcade. Miniature Hossmanshp, by
MISTER j. Sands Elegant Scene OF EquestTanism b. Miss
Nathans Startling feas with Cannon Balls by Mons. La
Thorne. To conclude with HARLEQUIN AND GHOST.
Prices Of admisson-Bo1es Is cents Pit IT. Doors open
81 Performance 10 II o'clock Performance
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
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TO DRESSMAKERS or COSTUMERS-

- ond hard Steam Engine from three to Eve horse
power with tubular boiler Those having such for sale
address P. 4 c. Trilune ofscs.
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MIR. BOURGONNIER has the honor to in.
foF HIS friends and the public that he hiss taken tn.
sotue saitc Of rooms No iS2 9hst tpogthwest corner
Sas ana BtosdwSy) where he viii continue instruct
sssses N VOCAL MUSIC.
KS Days Tuesdays THURSDAYS aud Saturdays
"a Ladies ealy fsoH II 70 4 Pm.
81 6enlemes and Ladies from 20 10, I'm.
sss Of twelve taught az private residences, desired
to ths officers Of the Mercsnale Library Asso
o. End 60 the 5, pefiatendesf Oft Female Depart
- 81 Ward ScLoci No 20 where he has now the honor
saet eSsses Ale 10 some OF the frst gentlemen OF
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NE STUDIO CURl0So, No. 629 Broad
iY W ~, upstairs, ai Be oesa to he public ca NON
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III Rev. Ur. Pntfen will preach in the Union Con-
sreFatioual Church ia lth Avenue g. THIS EVEN
ING Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER TOMORROW
(ynday) EVENING. The public are invited
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NlBLOS GARDEN.-Mme. H. SONTAG's
Nv SECOND SERIEs--On FRIDAY. Jan. %. win De
fsssoTIned, tist tire.
LA SoNNANBULA.
W.IA the following powerful cast,
Eains ,Mrs hENRIETrE SoNTAG
= Vosai..,.s bantALl ENlno So. PoZzoLrNI
ES.......... Sisna MogA Conductor :. CARr FcXrRr
. 4 ggeua aud powerful Chorus
Mats % he had az the Garden, and No q WauSt AZ
Issis Van NoYdcn hiRg's, saa al the Door
bVn THURSDAY viii b. sold the g. seats oalv ana on
fAllAl TIE 81 and remaining - seats