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90 hhom il man Concern.

DIsAPPEARED-O On the 25th Of August from Mr.:
SON., store No l Bo~ery Lad aged - named
oIiBELsAN lie stout with Light hair and eyes
and french Ensish When missed he bad On
nm linen e hinz Any nformaon e No zf Ayenus
vb h. Pieson No 80 ka<ssast Will BE- ssstefay received ~
en- s ahr IA ne took neither money nor clothes wa h
there . fear Of foul play
NOTICE-wsshin aud Bathing Tickets, for distri,
button among People be pgreh.ssd a. the fEOPLHs
WASHING AND BATHING LsAAoL NJ " sos w. 'so'e
IT,, Grand u hhAO, oepens-,.e-a-
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satstcs aud good
5,, the value aud best OF aiver-
tss hch ufine would read, ss coss nothing
ar ,ny are losing thousands Of oAr 70 speak
thereby inflicted usior aeA OF knowledge men thst
te book Of them doub word let
read Sir Palmer. al be eng ami couginced"
"a and b. had ~ Ats a. the ai
buildings will be spad iupoa
three stamp post Oce Dy addressing
4 u 4 Ar rfieius Agent
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fine Arts.

LINE ARTISTIC Original Paintings now on view, OF
Il sHAKsIEARE AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES Painted
by John F1ed r. A. ......,,,,
SIR WALTER SCOTT AND HIS LITERARY FRIENDS AT
AHIO1sFOkD Painted by Thomas FAed 4 > A.
Mesr WILLIAMS STEVENS WILLIAMS No 52 broad
that consequence OF tue increasing
the shove and beautiful Paint
nf exhibition for short time lODEer $50
Cards tErAsl viii be Issued at the desk OF '" D v"
and Subscriptions seeived for the ensravnss
NOUNG AMERICA-Wil be Published October
i l. abtauiifLl full-l NJ itenes OF
PRESIDENT PIERCE
PRINTED oil coo and colored Lthogaphic design
Indicative OF the advent ofthe -
UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC,
through the ard mADtnanee BY III United See OF ne
principle that eircgn stance Of birth fiyes 10
KING OR DEsPOr
hcesse Of mans bat that allegiance only due
wLer, the individual volnu t.Iily pledges t.
nches-Re tail IS Orlers may BE- sent 10
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HlstOn.
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Cost ano fonno.

r OST or sTOLEN-The following Note az months
II April ar IS - drs~a y Ub.ieA r,ers'n
Isks PAYABLE Odcr ard By them o. iaaonssa
r~n- to above ro.e ropred al per5ls ar, otDn
resocafs< u sst-s GEORGE LAKE, no 81 Sf'aaSay'
g az REWARD Lost 4 GOLD PAlENI
g 81 LEFFR WATCH : Tob.s nArer and 4 i.ty 90
a. 80 usd Cham srta bid ether tn conner Ok aas11 40
i.th ming n Bro.Esy nd JeSsonst 70 u y
ira II WIS MAWSOS5 sol Psf-P ace lie A'os
VI Il
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TULLIEN's CONCERTS

TULLIEN's CONCERTS
- cAsrLHoARDEx
LAST NIGHT BUT Two
BENEFIT or y. JULIEN -,
n JULIEN the honor announce tha ns bene sno i'
Ccresrf Int viii place II Css-le Gari-n this
THURSDAY EyENIN9 sept z
when the following progIsmI1s VI Be pre"sn'ee'
ov.rrre- Oberonn Cast tne) " seef
Qnadrle-TIom NJ Julhens Opers Of Petro oiAnae '-
c.nto Fermo-Of the Greek Greed and Fusue from NJ ,
Ju,eus Opera Of Petro Il Grsnde' 'u4iSh
rsgt In1e)
~ Performed BY NJ JULIEN
for the America and the only OCCASION IA PaOo " w
las;
The Hungarian NscnAI Song
49, iFust time
ANA ZERR-
standard Bear ner
Her Pscrseks celebrated 5onsJ
Mr.. : HUGHES,
His fret appearance IN America az Solo Performer ILL.,
Grand Operaiic Selection first time
The fret Selection from NJ Jul1en's opera
PIETRO IL ORANDE
-,
Grand s.. ,etons from stsbsi Mater
Qntdnle Esionsl- sHteenth me
The hsEsIo1N $1,000 - ,,-.n.x NJ
with xenty Solos and VTiatons To be Pfiormea ~ '"J
~ Juli,en's eminent 500 P.at9rrne'' P.,.nptui
soo-COrtrs Bssso, IL csrnst snt o. sssI
Scent" ROber tot que jaime"
HENRIETTA BEHREso
Vale" Donna" composed expressly Tor the court NJ,
Balls Of Queen Of England
solo-ClAIioDette, Air with Variation ~
Ills last sppearanoel .
Gtop"The Atlantic" (rsi ne) e"
ADMISSION
Pronensde....'..'''.. One doIar
Re cffy
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0roferies.
Chances for Business Alen.


AN IMPORTANT and VALUABLE INVENTION
N Bsh b. intss therein will be scared to spplesn who
The funds take out letters u
Full and clear evidence reference yea
Applesison, b. letter or personally may b made %
II. HOWE, No zl2 sthsy- N. Y
TOR SALE-The well known Sloop VIM. A. Hart.
She will Gerry about 10 Der sss and 81 her ns
Gn, sooc order SAID loop be seen AZ the loot Of LsshS
Monday and Tuesday.
Tor eALE-The Stock and Fixtures Of Crocke-
The fe2 and the 5tocs 10
i. than Tue Score be had 90 l.se
u four Eve years With very desirable dsrd VIII M
cash exchange COR good city property Inquire No ts Sh-
between 3lst and Sz1sts
GROCERY STORE for SALE.-The subscribers
" uuex<fcd Lease OF tbs osdleS
smh Baffsf<s South Brooklyn oeesylsd -
Grocery Nth the Yxturss and entire Stock 49,.
ssr.e II o1e Of t4zSs South Brootys 40
good trade Persons wishing 20 into the u.ts v0nNd
call and examine the same. r. WsS's
HOTEL for SALE.-The Lease for four yesn ~
Furniture Of Of the csssss -
Detroit Michigan VII b. sold bsssa 49, 49,
ply JONAS n. TITUS, Of Deok nov keviVs tak.
fork, Coraasb s.onsr f0s the State Of neAsss ~
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Ready This Day,
GRAHAM AMERICAN MONTHLY MAOA-
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CONTENTS.
HISTORY An Irish Melody IIlIasfrstedl b. Ten Moore
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TIE RHINE AND ITS SCENERY. nlus;ratedD
VALLEYS AND GREAT LEVELS OF THE EARTH tiAar
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MAycHows AND MINGs B. william Dove.
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BERTHNs LOVE
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HELEN LINDsEY-THE STAR. By Mrs : G Hall
ILLOGICAL CURIOSlTIES OF AUSTRALIA
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An ORDINANCE

EoFihos psess.oh q aonsose1 Topping Aha lztsn,
Srs IeEsh srdsiaad Nv tha Tras,scs ofRms.
crock - z1thif ittrs county d Fairici5 sr3 Stafs o.
Ohtu, thrfNon m- alter thr taxing effect d r.iaor.
.diotiiee. ~ Ptrtoa ~ perssas, skill b. allowed %
nsl, hNrfuE Or give sway, any sPirisuous. viaoas, of
msh ll4non vtu.in said Iownship. exerptf3r Meaist-
nal, Asehg1cAl, or sasramanbl purposes.
SEo1 bEny Perssa0 or persans snail all. barter,
or give awAJ any spir~ifhoaAyin ous. or nslt l~f1aors,
within sEltDwushIp excppf Cor the purpose spsci.
he4 10 the 1rst section o fills ordinsnse, be, soc, or
they, shall DO docnss guilty ofksepins houss Of
tipiiny sod t1ts5srAce; as1 shall, % conviction
.t1srecf bssFs aay Jistie9 q the Peace or court
navisg leEislictyn, % ha@j l,r the frat ofenSa ths
iuna 81 ftscn artFait a5 costs Of pruseeutisn: and
On failars - pay s3ti ina and costs, ne. shs. or they,
fh1l be thaprisonad in the fall oftho- eouni = Tor thu
tern Of hfts "a aays;aui for the second AMI every sut.
- ilent oinDoe,hs, shs.or hey, On conviction thsro-
Of, shall b ind % rlore than fry, nor less than
tScasy SoAtrs. INC ujingcosfs q prosecution, and
bf iDgdsnEsd u the jil of the county not lsssthsl
afees, SER 2 sfe ik4st Twenty days. at the discretion
9Ee, . This e~rliaaaeo shall take essef aad be-
ioEcc frem 9r5 err thsHsl 6sy OF Aagust,A A. DIG3
\ ChARf.ES ST WARr.)
FaESskiek fFffssHrn. : Trustees
A-TEs7 -J>hn eroTc, cls;kof RaAsEss& tenn
ship
!aao u. Ieg2E
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CfereInnh Mnrkr;G.

CLEvELAsD, july -, 1853 We hovei Ia
tie or 90 change TO note since or ilst.-
Foreign news per Atlsntie causes pgicssto
be fully sustained with a slight adrsncs on
wheat. Business generally remains dull
and receipts very light. WIIaai. there vas
an error ia quoting sales Of white dndag
the week at 1891 .O4i. It should have
been 1,O39l.03i. We have heard Of no
transactions this morning Considerable
wheat changed hands yesterday o. 1.@2f.
n .o34i,O3I, and 1000 bu white sold from
store at I %. Mixed northernsOld dhOata al
93@93ic yesterday. There 10 RJoI de-
wani with light receipts, and but iiule ap-
pears 70 DO coming forward. Corn, prime
yellog sells aaoat al Sic; mixed SOC. Oats
are dull at se85Oc. -Four, steamers new.
has had little or M OBJECT on -four market.
Every description remsinsd uiL Some salps
o. common ss7erine ste-tnadc al 4. 4,l24G
4,25; fancy brands 4,25@43i; extra Ats.
Fish, white continues dull at 3,25@5 ,5G and
$50. Salt, aDe steady; 1874 from vessel;
$50 dock. Pork, mess TO supply retsiI trade
at 1900. Lard, No. l prime held 9G9ac.
Eggs, scarce and sell at lOSllc. Ffe.gaIs
remain unchanged.
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TRLRaRAPHfc IETHILTaHNcp.
ArrIvaI OF Gse GImnois--Laser from
California.


NRW YoEx, JniY 1ith.--The steamer H.
linofs, from Aspihwsil, arrived this mort.
log, with California dates to June 10Th
She brings 500 passengers & 81, s47 900 on
freight. The ship Carrier Pigeon, from
Boston. for Sap francisco, vent ashore on
Che 9Th Of Jnne. on Point New Year, about
thirty miles south Of San Francisco. Two
steamers sent 70 the wreck saved 200 pack.
TIE Tsssei viii be I igtai lvss; also,
q large p1rtipn ofthe cargo. The steamer
Sea Bird. which had been sent 10 the assist.
ance Of the Carrier Pigeon, was beaeheI
while taking out her cargo. Atthe last &C.
counts, she was breaking 70 pieces.
"A duel vas fought on Saturday morning.
June 18th, near the Mission de Dolores, be-
tween Edward bates. Clerk Of the Assistan,
Aldermen. and Dr. Crane. AT the second
Gre, Crane was shot through the body, and
died on Sunday.
Several other dueis are reported between
| persons unknown 10 fame.
The weather in California was very warm
1.-The Thermometer varying in the shade from
50 to lo7.
The mining Intelligence from all quar-
ters was OF the most cheering character.--
Busin ess at San Francisco was ~reyiving.
The duel .bstweeh the Hon. Mr.. g win
and Mr.. Mccorkle was.fought on the ls
June. Three Intellectual shots were fred
and the matter was satisfactorily adjusted
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From Cape Town---Later from
AuSfrnlia.

BosToN, yoiy 5.--The barque Springbok
here to-day, from Cape Town, Cape
of Good Hope with dates to the 10th Of
May, The new consultation had been pro.
INDICATED. II gives equal rights toall class
es and colors. There is 10 be a Legislative
Council and Assembly, composed Of resi-
dent colonists, elected by the people, bot all
laws are to be subject to the sanction ofthe
Queen. The country was generally quiet,
with the exception Of depredations commit
ted by q few bodies Of disarmed Ksfirs.
The barque GeeIong. from Australia, with
&c, 900 ounces Of gold, and the steamer Mel
bourne, with 100 900 ounces Of gold, all for
Engi and, put into the cape.
The U. 8. steamer Powhatan. Of the ia
pan expedition, sailed from Table Bay on
the 29th Of April, for Mauritius.
The news from Melbourne is not so late
as that received via Panama, but the advi.
ces from the Adelaide are later. The week
ly Despatch, of March 18th says that three
more great nuggets have been found in Ca
madam g%ully-oue weighing little short o.
SO lbs, another 70 lbs, and a third lao oun'
ces. The heretofore famous "OVen Dig
gings" were az a discount, aud many werC
leaving, and but few arriving.
The New South Wales Legislature hai
passei an act for the regulation Of golt
fields, SO stringent as TO disgust the miners
and put a stop TO many diggings altogeth
er.
There are no changes is the markets, ex
cept for lumber which was rapidly increas
ing in price,
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CHM PJnP


vi " aAlf ~ NNCAg
# Js ra1crsL u II IN o~sFsrlns 10 inc cltizons Of Lsn.
caster lBa IL vLi7ity uis vsluaAle mode OF rails
tnz waller TON ciiugfDs Ghd Tels.Erdteela eonalsn,
ne can T.nier sa,isfeion 10 all reasonable pafsoni
ssatinzfhssrteie; having mEie some Vslasbls i'm
roYcrients in the Curb, R.ei, Rolsr, \ In turning The
ed<s the Hst,ons M the chain, which ada natsri
a.Iy 10 It's durability aEJ case in raising he water
they Are appheEble 70 cisterns and wells Of ordinary
ds2th1 aEIwhcn pFopsdy put up, sre less liable C
sst oat Of rsp4ir ban any other noihod Cfdrsying
gz.sr. 65D5 Gt5s.
Uapbrtaut ADVANTAGES
oftha Ab5ys pfncipls, cnnstBt IN keeping Tho vA1Ea
r-hE by azEn;i5h csrBed by the Tevoiuikpr Of ths
chair vsenria ~loSsip=. asl the reaction CT the water
fafsiiirgnsn ths tpby Syhen the red is stopped, l.
gftiHg tho SFstsr sol3aa4pare whom elssn, ID 6is-
p~n5ing win tina rs!yos. which are liable 70 get OIL
.ofrcpairin fbe cf:lparg eunp, a1d ~ not freezing 10
winter. which E5o prsSsnts the tuDa from rfaki5g
tISy rAi5s the rIter Aseasy nDJt castor than an
5irJr neehAnissl principle.
The gboTe srficio u w~ARnASTED ~ DO n goo
materials and well pat up ortH95 viii be remove
and no par ar-roooopgn8s AsSed for the tT0roie.
Thzasfll for the l.peIal patronage already bestow.
81. hs wiilisn2sATor 70 render an equivalent n all
who employ hin. Rrfersnee 10 bny or AL for when
hs has 5ons 7uTt- Shop on Main street Conneu''
Row. aoOve thn EFgle OiiSo. CT BEVERLY
Laaca,to5 Mag 10, 1858. Ply.
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NeN YnrK mhrke,.

NY, July 70. Flour less baoyant in state,
but western better; demand not 80 aetiys
for export; extra prices demlnded restricts
enquiry; 4,Sf94,S7 for cannon to STRAIT
state, 1895 for mixed 70 fancy Mich, Wis
and Ind; 4,sl@5fo for common to good Ohio.
Wheat, prices Of common kinds easier
Prime not plenty and steadyi salss 61Oo bu
fair red Genesee l;lo; 270O fair red Ohio
Ill; 5000 bu fair red western 1907; $500
bu red western on private terms. Corn,
eusire and more plenty; sales Of 30 200 BIZ
5sk@6l for unsound 64a@G5 for white
southern 64l066 for western mixed; GIG
SO for southern yellow. Whiskey, market
less buoyant; more offering; sales 300 bills
22a for Obio; 23 for prison. Pork unchaug-
ed. Sales l5,37@l5,5O for mess; 1890
1915 for prime. Beef steady put in mod
crate demand; e@lo for country and city
mess; ll,75@l2,75 for repacked Chicago.
Lard in fair demand; prime not plenty l049
los. Butter and cheese unchanged.
LAKE SrrERtoR CoFpEa "A mass Of cop.
per from the Minnesota mine, Lake SUPERB
or, has arrived at New York. It's weigh
is 5,O72 pounds. II was cut from a mass o
so tons. tits sent there for exhibition a
the Worlds Fair.
ROCHESTER, N, Y. July 6.-Tho Nstiona
Colored Convention was in session here to
day. About one hundred delegates wer
present from various States, among whom
was Fred Douglas, who read a long address
to the people o. the United States.
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= CONSTITUTION OF THE FucrTlvE SLAVE
LAw.-United States commissioner Morton ,
ofN. York, in a case of Van Orden, an ap-
prentice, whose rendition to his master in
New Jersey was claimed under the act of
Congress commonly known as "the fugitive
slave law,'' has decided that the act does
not apply to apprentices. This decision is
important, as it has been the practice, here
tofore, we believe, to surrender apprentices
who had fed here from ~"service or labor
due in another state"
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For the Gunamlths.
FURNITURE WARE Rooms,
ID. Il. FISHEL

r ayinr returned to tho city and erecieiA lsrge
i buildingin tho rear of the brick house, on tina
corner of Broad and Chestnut streets, one square south
Of the Market House. intends manufacturing hPon .
large scale al the vsrions articles Of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Beadsteads and Chairs. WI len he will keep
always on hsnd, together With a large assortment Of
Cincinnati manufacture. Hislong experience in the
business will enable him to have Manufactured at
home and imported from abroad the very best Ct
work, and as he intends to employ none but the most
skilful ..workmen and uso the best materials, be fiat
ters himae!f that he VIII give general satisfaction to
all who may favor him with stheir custom.
The public are invitedto call and exsmine the as
sorfment. The entrance to the rooms 10 upon Broad
street. d. X. F1SHEL.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1883.
N. B.-RepairinS done on the shortest notice. ard
in the neatsst snd most WorkmHnlike manner
ChAreaa 70 asonable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-The draw bridge
over the Brandywine creek, near Whining
ton, being left open at two o'clock yesterday
morning, the locomotive, tender, and two
platform cars, belonging to the freight train
for Philadelpbia were precipitated into the
stream, and the engineer and fireman lost
their lives. The bridge-tender, who has
been arrested, states that he had been up
all night, that he fell asleep, that the APP
proach of the trnin aroused him, that he en-
deavored to attract the engineers attention
but was SO confused that he does not know
whether no exhibited the proper signal or
not. II is rumored that this functionlry
was required to do both night and day duty
and that,he could not procure more than
three hours sleep out Of every twenty-four.
Can this be possible! The rules Of the
road are that engineers are to run slow OIL
approaching the bridge, till the tender
waves a ligh., which lisa signal that all is
right If no light is exhibited, to halt. OAR
ley the tender, is almost crazy and attemp-
ted to commit suicide by drowning; he is
now, however, in custody. The verdict OF
the Jury is, that "from James barley giving
the engineer the usual signal that all was
right, when he had neglected to put out the
draw, the engine and cars were precipitated
into the bed Of the river. crushing the said
Charles Gervin and Reuben Titus to death