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FRoA THE BnrnH PRovIScEa--We have St John
pspers'o August "a. Extensive preparations were 10
proErsas al 81, John. New Brunswck for The railway
decentralization OF September ~, A very large number
Of guests from Canada and the United States are expect
ed There 10 to be procession OF the trades. ork.
agrand dinner. and perhaps regatta
The ST. John IN. + Courier thinks that there il n
good prospect Of tho establishment OF line of screw
steamers between ,hss place and Halifax. The accounts
OF the devastation OF the potato rot frem all quar-.
,rs !, is not however equally in all quarters,
though il appears 10 be pretty general ...,.f
The Pciou papers state that larger amount OF coal
has been shipped from that port the present than
for come years past Freishs have ranged higher than
ortwo year, and there prospect that they would
be still higher, vessels being scarce. a.6el t3 IS
The United States steamer Princeton sailed from Hall
FAX August 10th for Charlot,elown Prince Edwards
Island. ..tH l.s sr sel
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NEW KIND or corros.-We have seen a specimen
OF new and very beautiful sort OF cotton. brought from
among the Pine Indians OF Eew Mexico by an officer >,
The Mexican Boundary Commission. lie peculiarly con-
siss in hne silky staple, superior in length and strength
TO all kinds previously known. We learn that the seed
has been introduced into Texas and that The plant will
soon be grown there extensively 1t has also the grea
advantage OF not degeneIsng and not requiring a re
newAd OF the seed. The plant if ell there peculiariie,
are fsoH ed permanently 10 belong TO il. effect
ol0t'oT. in cotton raising. The specimen have seen
will De exhibited at the Crystal Palace II was forward.
ed here by mercantile house OF San Antonio for that
purpose. --.-. -.-.---.A L---..N -l.L-. IL /
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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce, President Of the United States
uhoa Il may 8aai
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited G. H.
Mong has been appointed consul Hanover for
in the State Of Massachusetts, do hereby recognise him
SUCH declare him free enjoy such functions
powers, and privileges allowed Of
favored nations in the United States. u x taaA e3
In testimony whereof have caused letters made
patent aud the seal Of the United
Given under hand, Washington day
H. 81 August A. ~ 1885, and Of United
States Of America, the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State. -'l.-a.
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wy OF silver contained in Australian gold 10 not sun
cshy considerable 10 allow OF lie expectation at psohL
The gold held by the Bank of England being fine gold
mol suited Tor remittance this way and moreover
parties would have 10 bay il al the bank at the rate OF
~ It's ioid per ounce. which. under present ercum
stances. would not leave profit The drain ON the
banks stock, however. continues"
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NoTICEThe undersigned together
~ under the and firm OF sHEkELL BAILEY,
conducting the business all
and have purchased entire
(Which complete Variety Co., at
No Centre Market rpace, they keep full
and general assortment OF family which
ention assuring the patrons Of Messr Kbbey Co.
customs will be pursued las far
and the public that strict principles close apple
dealing may be relied upon.
JAMES II. .HEKELL.
aug 7-d3tifeolwn JOSIAH Il. BAILEY.
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Nsw ORLEANS. Ass 2S-Ir Is with regret tho
aeah OF your Unknown townsmen. John II. Mcihsuny,
formerly aud for several years chief ciek in DarDums Ho
Io iae OF the ST Charles this city Hs wss ken with
the prevailing Epidemic add fell victim il the nd
ias'. lie was highly esteemed by n large circle OF &C.
quAin'snce here and well-known ,hIoushou the
5s4N - " 4diss-fsf-
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DIED,

on Friday morning s6 instant after shor, but painful Illness
CHARLES EDWARD THOMAS in tbs 9Th age,
child Of The late JoHs W. and MANY ANN Thomas Of
Virginia.
None knew him bu, 10 love him,
None named him hut TO praise.
His friends and those the family
neral from residence OF unclc Captain WILLIAMS
on street, Sunday afternoon half past O'Clock
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sale TO-DAY.
ny J. c. MCGUIRE. A-e,,o...r.


VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST wARD
AT PUBLIC SALE-Oa Saturday afternoon, August "a, Al
O'Clock The shan sell 40 a. squsre
17, oninu 40
running back 143
ded the the civ And
wishing build
Immediately amer shall sell lots o7, ouns
ming hack . alley. - -
Terms, One third cash the residue H. and Is mo.,hs
for notes secured BY deed Of trust, bearing Interest.
- Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
AuGA-d Auctoneef.
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NOTICE wsshdrs wal rre~s pnhbte sale private
IN ensry of AasAs lytnG >~ishfn afsssa ussles
Of railroad
sssspps, to aonsAornevy In Alabama. a
IN urnt behalf Of tie Interests
railroad fros Rrsndca Montgomery Pre
OF United sne- has directed that for
public said rairosd pablo
lying wds tesr miles, Tor sbou's be
between Brandon MONTGOMERY the
sale JAoE.or Missile
and Aisbas he withheld from
pubic ss the reqsire nnn farther
and special tnsscuoss ss been sccofd
insly given o land ofcen dissrcs- sA~essd
The LIMITS intended The above order, fshcwn by diagrams
sad ocer iscuds N pus e lssss savs
r.cd 70 bs osrrd Al ssssts prosimo Dero on
The Pr-denss proclamation of va nay - -"
scuds Of the Lands In the districts
the notice IRON this oce
proclamation, within the n"o"s' 'ovn "
N.,A Of Me srd EAT Of "a. cAesH~ ~vshs~- y
Ave- ar "a seven a twelve thirteen, fosess nhsen
n,,tA Of "a. ss.. I'm. Of ~. 81. sispAsns ~.ve~.
n, ,h rr r.re. district, Alabama TOWNSHIPS thvsees,
49,. Ansey ssssa two,
G,. .ud scxcos thirteen and fcsreea n
me .r~od which townships
mott
Valid PIE empion AFORESAID may how
ever, he established and psd for A. hers,ofors.
ny of the President eMMta sfErH#t. e.zt
Given snder hand once Of wssh
JoHN WILSON,
Aug 90-d3~ tst Hfaa Commissioned
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TINE EPIDEMIC.

HKw ORLEANS. Aug 23-Tbe fever 10 SIN on tho IN
The total number Of Interviews for the twenty
four hours ending o'clock this morning ass OF
which 20S were fever. and fourteen unknown. .1.p
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CususHLASD, Aug 2.-rhe panic has ceased, and the
sickness has sn'rey aba'ed, there being no more nsw
Sonnebom. OF relapse There have probably been about
IS deaths since the beginning OF the disease ~
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BssroN, Aug 70 The brig Humboldt, arrived at As,an-
zss, spoke the II the ship Suchem. of New Ohoans
Tor Liverpool. She had much sickness on board One
man Of the schooner Madawasko al ST. Domingo. died
We have advices from Maanzas 10 Aug. I'd, News un-
important #8s
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STEAMBOAT coLLInIoN.

ToIIDo, (Ohio,) Aug. 25Ih The steamer Wi,cousin
was run into on Lake Erie last night by the propeller
brunswick, and was Immediately sunk. Her passengers
rescued by The propeller The latter sus insd no
injury
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CMALL DWEIIuN0-HOUsE Fer Rssa ana shs P~r-
~ nwe for SALE have or comfortable an,e
house pssssry located, containing n.
furniture for sale on good terms Rent of Aso ~ ss.s.
:. IA G. AcC0the. -,
AvD-~oo"t Auctionesr and CoannHkaulen Mesohana
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BY TELEG RAPlf.
AkRlvAL o. ~, e.v.,... /,

ARRIVAL or fhK eERMASIA, ETC.
NKw YORK, Aug n-Tbe new steamship Csxunan mia ar
rived hero This morning from Hamburg She brings no
later advicos. tH1FE3
Tue ship Hofauo has anivedhere from Canton. Also.
the ship New York from Havre. 18
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NAVAL.

Cyane lett here yesterday. She stops East or st Johr
and nakesa short cruise and will about 18th
September #rIH
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WHEELING, Avg. 25.-The of water in tho Ohio 1.
till above four feet, and tho boats yet running egu
lary. Freighrs remain unchanged, Business, on the
river has largely increased aud the evee looks moro lively
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PENNSYLVANIA VINO CONVENTION.

d PnIIADELrnA, Aug 25.-The wing State convention
net at Washington 10 day and nominated Thomas A.
Bndd. an eminent lawyer of Philadelphia, Tor tho
pred term Of the supreme court vacan, by tho death
OF Judge Gibson.
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Oh Medical Coiiefs, Of and TsriA sfrssis FL
THE dn,rr Monday Of
scp,smbcr stl Terms heretofore. In sAvancs,
PRIMARY story
second Circulars
bookstores II T. FAahsn Taylor Mssy, W. Adam. ans Gfsy
Bsiisntyne. .laIzlH s.ss. Il
Assis,Ans N. r. Wells. T. Raou Modern
Language Rev. Ja Nourse and Rev. w. Winsns
pfpcipas
August 29--4w H.e ...
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Columbian College. Washington, ID. c.

THE collegiate year Of this will one
continuous session, beginning the last Wednesday Sep
the annual for comforting degrees viii be
ensuing session will The 2oh Of September
The charges
For per $40 90
Use OF room, furniture library, and attendance 30 90
To ho.e who d. board college the charge for
and for OF furniture, library, kc SIS per
T s .s sS aud .
so. m s not s ss sss
mum Al The bills are payable hnf The beginning, and the
With Of giving different departments instruction
aud at the same time Of meeting public
BY rendering the advantage OF the college available
Der and more varied class Of students, changes
new cost.e has ssen adopted styled the Scientific the
degree of Bachelor Of Philosophy o. P attached
degree Bachelor A. with the sI-
% n ancient language. IN. course viii be special
teal e<"afton, the mathematical
business Of he Those who may wish
become practical surveyor" engineer .grieuar.s viii
with special reference those objects
Soe ~ ss Hs. s ;,I
cue Hay branch study for any length Of time They under
their and objects in Ie examination may receive
regular eenc.,s q Their standing and proficiency the
and others viii be added tho wants Of the
Measures proges. for filling immediately Of chem
s', geology nineAosy and botany in tina, win add
The preparatory department has been placed
,.n ma IN building which hs. been hsad.o@
and under the general supervision OF The faculty. will
ford INC best sdyan'r for the foundation ola thorough
seardns win be under
ssdnr, recently undergone thorough repairs and the
much 70 me cen@ience and suacuvenes- Of m already beautiful
II believed -se College presented strong
:. so~ dos young men who desire TO obn thorough and
Aug N@ic~ot President
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VOLTAltE's PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY. svs
vols svo, translated from the French, notes bot, ey cs
and srgumentat've BY Abner Kneeisnd.
Aug IS FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE Schools OF the WashinGton Seminary Will re-
a open on Thursday, the lat Of september
AuT-diistSep 4 aa# ..I - 81
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IsyGsrIoss-Having accidentally across the
date OF The following HveDtoos. did know tina,
could make better Of them than pass them
10 All some vacant corner IN your paper. They may
be Of some convenience TO your readers for refer.
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WHIrE ....sy ss... jest r.s.sysr, SD rsv sAla--
seed spc o every hnd white wine vinegar, d. ~
elder TO which the early shsse II
invited, GEO. THO6 PARKER CO..
Avg ss-eodfwif uppose Browns Marble Bui<iaes.
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RTrrEsHousE ACADEMY,

TUE nsrl academic win Monday September
s " desirable that those who should he
me h~gneiuG 81 the Tsiuoo
payable In ADVANCE Circulars obtained applying
pbsop.l, or =, The bookstore of Wn NJ Morrison Co
t@h-de-d H~ o. Q. WIGHT, Principal.
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The New York Tribune seems 10 have eaten OF the in.
root. II exhibits from day 10 day melancholy
spectacle Of maniaeal mslisnity. An example OF this
occurs 10 the column Of bedlamism and Billngsgse
which il poured forth recently regarding the President
Tho ,eve lveres." which makes the pre,ex OF it's
mingled hypocrisy and phrensy, exist only in il. own
imagination, a. everybody here knows. The President
has lvsred attendants and the differences which The
Tribune dedncts IRON this mean invention Of lie malice
are fae a. the premises j, assumes fo' hon.
orable will deny TO President Pierce the merit Of
assuming frankness and manly simplicity Of department,
altogether appropriate TO the Chief Magistrate Of this re-
pablo. The Tribune dsrrades the press and dshonor.
the country by such miserable ravng and fasehood sp
piled TO the President OF the United States
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THE DeArdsng aaA school 90 the mtssss Havvsy
will NJ Thursday the 18Th o ssptense ibei
residence Pensvscia between I'm as~ teh sss
Refsse~ce Rsv. amysh Pype, D, d. tsHset u
Aua S8--eoA4wn .7a s.t - Fts1-ae affft'
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Whiggery In Ruins.

II the wing party in New York be not in the very
worst political plight known to history. then there is
no faith to be put in any sort OF whx reservations.
We saw yesterday how completely OF the leading
Fillmore organs, the New York Express, gave up
all idea of the possibility OF united wing rally, and
openly advocated a defnilive and final divorce OF the
warning whig factions. To-day find the New York
Tribune the representative journal Of Sews rdsm, bear
ing its testimony respect the condition Of that
powerful party. which is mournfully characterized
ss"A~ late wing concern" Quolng from the Express.
sta Tribune says;
"Noy there several points in the above which need
iue correction for instance, that which attributes the
demise of the lac whig the magnity of the
Albany organ, when il notorious that the coup de gfdct
long ago by the highly respectable clique Ct old
ogrs OF which both Express and Register we deserv
ing pillars, Bot there Is not much in deyoiing the
weather 70 controversy AS hard to settle as tina
growing OF the memorable question, Who killed
Cock Robnr Enough that death has taken plsce-thst
the cid platforms are mashed up.
Und~r circumstances why not let politics 20 for
ea.on. while all the sober peops Of s these four parties
combine and enforce the Ms ue awf After ihs:
politics light be resumed, If IL should be necessary with
hope OF ,noisy. and harmony, and benefit the State,
which Is impossible in the present age OF grosshops and
druukenaess What says the Express TO this u
The late wing concern-iis platform smashed-u
death taken place-the OF its fate mat
ter OF speculative curiosity who killed Cock Rob-
in"-its hope Of morality and harmony and benefit 10
the State all clean gone amds, grog shops and drunken
nesssuch is the ghssly picture which the leading wing
organs pain, Of The condition Of party which slll bah
bles about holding its State convention and Wrestling the
Empire State with its thirty thousand democratic
majority from the democratic grasp. II there any
sncerty in such anticipation il would be in truth the
most melancholy OF all political ballucna,ons.
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pUCssAS's DOMESTIC MEDICINE, or Family Ply
siesss yo syo t2 pages, strongly bound in sheep. Pic,
u ri, published st 81 20. For sale by g..a
Aug " FRANCk TAYLOR.
lfy-Ths ma portAnce Decision win
the 'Icc Of Rev Mason Mobiles lecture 10 the
morrow evening al Island Hall
Aug al f1H
Al EXPERT OYSTER asHUCK ER, eS cleas, steady,
honest sober hah wanted imnedseiy W the subscriber
swother al, kinds restaurant ~
Apply j. B.s bar, the War Department
hn<ab-h j. bouLANcEk,
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QuGByc, July, 1853.
The distance from Mctis to this city is two hundred
miles, and the country intervening is the Lon.
completely than any other section Of Canada. of lis
French population On several occasions have bad
passing view OF this southern shore OF The St Lawrence
while sailing up and down the river. but never until the
past week, have travelled directly through the coun.
ivy and made myse personally acquainted with it's phys
zeal aspect and The character Of its Inhabitants. took
ak days to accomplish what need moi have required
more than ihre,-ny two companions and myself occu-
pyng the everlasting caecbe OF the country while our
luggage was conveyed in cart each vehicle drawn by
Tough pony, and the driver OF the cart Officiating as
our pilot But the result Of my observations will r..
cord in more systematic manner than consecutive
coun, Of our adventures would allow.
To speak in general terms the entire southern shsrs Of
the ST. Lawrence between Mets and Quebec is ,ravssed
by no less Than three excellent roads. running par
allel with the river crossed at right angles BY other
roads, from two to four miles apart the squares thus
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From THE PLAINS.

ST LOUIS, Aug 25 The Santa Fe mail arrived at Inde-
peodence The 23i There was considerable diff
:uly throughout New Mexico account of the Mesia
question The Mcxcans bold in
The Indians quiet Amosg other causes OF excite
difficulty between Messrs. Weishtman and
Thomas
Business very dull both Santa Fe and the ports
below. Fort Arkansas would soon he abandoned. f
Lie n Bealcs parry had got rapidly Grand river
800 miles from Fort Mase, when their canoe upscttns
they lost their provisions and had Taos sur
plies causing detention Of 20 days Lieut. Besle speaks
we'll OF bis route for railroad, well timbcred and
tered. and susceptible of cultivation Mr.. Fitzpatrick had
distributed presents the Indians and they dispersed
New YoRK, Aug 26-Thee a better feeling in stool Ks
day, with upward tendency. The money market
revived somewhat from the string ncy.. ser
ling 81 81 Sales United States Sc, 1867, l22; nothing
done in Canton Eric, 73t Long Island, 3IA; Re sding
Sih Cumberland COAL 4ii Phenix, Is; Nicaragua 264
Morris canal, 2ih.
-Four hrmrr but sctivesslss OF 900 bbs Mt s. Il
IS Is for STATE; southern, IS ~ a IS e. Rye -four
50 ST. Corn meal, 50.
Wheat hrm-saes OF 5000 bushels Michigan white at
lbs Genesee, l3t Sales % bushels corn
al 10 cents Tor mixed Oats and rye unchanged Msss
pork SIS SO Cotton undergraduates 800 bales Whi,key
rs 26i cents
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Georgetown College. ID. q. tE tfg
ETUDIEs win be resumed In this institution first Monday
~ of September. 80
The division lately made
enables 10 accommodate
TO all such moral
as wen ss intellectual culture. u. A. MAGU,RE, q. j.,
Aug 2'-~odsw frssideaL
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NEW DOMESTIC DRY 0OODs.-Tb~ u
IN sp~sed domestic dry
goods. They consist ~ follows; .-4#r
20 pieces io% snd 1874 fine linen .heeinss chesP
do
do 90 pillow. linens
do 40 round twN
do fne biesehed and brown linen table asRsska ali
#uU. f. Widths, qualities, aud pvioes
Scotch Russia huchahack tswe',ns +.
snov drop nd damssk table napkins ... II. ~
And doyti~s
lI.sh,l,co. bl.sr hsd sndbro Canton hsnneis
round. bc. linens all pure linen
/. b~.ssh cctoos, OF low pfces
"a New York. mills, Iwpsoved
~ ~ 40 nne brown .htrtnrs and sheetinrs @E.
as DO HueM Manchester Eushams 4.
. IS do news fall
ane white csmbric-, from u to %
y do jaconets
hne striped and plain ins, ~ o Is cents 80
hn- white and red hanneIs .Ha s.N
ned licking, striped and p'sid .A lt
20 I'm. plain and smbrodcred shawis which will "
sold bargains
~ lace and embroidered msntes, at half price.
large Of silks lawns,
me goods viii 10 sosd mitch below
nes'y solicit call from all pcrsous
~e are determined 20 sel 81 low price, and hn~~r
a.ss4 .T/#1 t MAGRUDER n CALVERT.
Aug 24-aaw2w ez=F16- .#4strJ
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NY GREEN a SCOTT, Aue,,e...r..

Two NEW TwosTony FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT
l. hUCTfok.-wc shall sell In
the 9Th ~ August O'Clock ffs.ns
houses and lots fronting !. feet inches street,
back leo feet alley, containing i've asnse1
each. E.aE7 rt 80
hieo, II street nins
back loo feet with 10 feet alley -
Immediately the shove sale
lot No Todd and Peppers ubdivision
ns 2s feet inches ID running back 70 feet paved
onehrd cash balance in sir, twelve, eighteen
months. H6tlr ~ ~
GREEN 4 SCOTT. ~
Aug N-d Aucassssrs.
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Gy-YoaUe Meas Christian Association. Rooms Yo~-
Ter, building 9TH below H.
The library and reading
c-ed the hour. Of three and The hes rrssous
and Great Dn,sa regularly received. Csens Strangers
be cordially welcomed.
ny order Of the Associshor. a..e#.s
MSt-ecdu -
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Live stock the plains TO California Oregon
every in immense numbers. By The egsier KEEP,
al Fort Laramie il appears that during the present season
Io2 SIS head OF cyt-, 1925 sheer, 546 horses and
2I36 hogs, have passed that poe. with the inmg ration
II is this great drain which renders des, in our east.
crn markets.
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Gen. Case, when Secretary Of War, authorized the
Communication Of ardent sprits rations previously issued
The troops, for os.-srss in cone sugar He
knew from experience the advantage of temperate living
The present strength of his constitution is attribute Bile
10 the regularity Of hs HE There is old adage that
every man at for,y years OF age is either a fool or
doctor certain il il that every candid observing man
no has lived ha; number of years will say that stimu
lslng drink, except medicine, is injurious whatever
may be his practice.
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SIseuLAs MARRIAGE CASE IN Observation-Disclosures
days SINCE young lady Of fascinating address and hand
come person. bat alfred in male costume, entered
,sior's shop in town OF Mifin county, and sske
for employment The tailor needed hand and pleased
with The appearance Of The handsome stranger readily
granted the request The honest tailor was very a~ch
surprised that his ourneyman should prefer achaG tie
bench Subsequent events, however, show that he did
not long remain ignorant OF The cause. They sub.
sequeniy married. and have gone to the West
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THE collegiate Of this institution will hereafter
continuous session, beginning the Wednesday Sep
tcmber Wednesday Juae
the annual for comforting degrees will be held
Tine ensuing session will The 2olh Of September
The afc
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The London News. OF The 10 h instant, says: I" The
remiances oil gold to The continent not - heavy
Of is'e bat this IL solely owing the fact tba, the late
Australian suppIies have been exhausted The demand
for france continues unabatsd and. under the present
circumstances. any fresh Imports Of the precious metal
would only remain here long enough to allow OF the
melting process being carried through. As We have
before explained, The chief prof, the transmits
OF gold across the channel consists in the silver
tanned IN The gold, the refining process being carried
on in Paris on large scale. and with great econ
ony Calorsia gold, owing to its containing double
the quantity of silver 10 that existing in the Austria
liam product 10 preferred for remittance but the guam