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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LIBERAL Inducements are now offered by the SUBJ
IL scriber all those wishing TO purchase landed
property in or about 81. Paul, TWO HUNDRED LOTS
in eligible positions within the limits OF the corpora
will be sold on terms to suit purchasers.
ALSO, LOT fronting on 81. Anthony street, near
the American Hotel so feet front by $50 feet Deep upon
which substantial III story brick building rs feet
'front.' b. 40 feet deep; the lower pert of which In suits-
bic for any mercantile business, ard the second and
third stories Of which adiraby adapted for Offices,
the same 10; there is comfortable dwelling house.
good warehouse and a carriage house.
ALSO, eighty acres of valuable land laid out in
lots, Immediately adjoining and overlooking the town
The Saltwater road aordng excellent sites for
try residences the most advantageous terms and in
such quantities may he desired
ALSO the undivided half Of quarter section Of land
lying Saltwater road Ave miles from ,e city Of
ST. fanl.
All of The above property viii be sold at extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN r. IRVINE.
St. Paul, MAY IS, 1858 If
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tsyTt | oter property situated III the ,own sxsfSE$.
SEGA OF Saint Paul. IFS inledi- sTaSS"s2<-
i..k ate vicinity, for sale low cash "Sssss&E4E
The terms snti rs do hot often present ~
themselves 10 the capitalists. Two GWeil- <
ug houses. and several lots Of land in ~S~~AE-s~
central part of 81. Paul with abu dnt supply oi excel
lent water. With this propesty Will lie soi, about ten
acres oiaad covered with large and hrllty growth ct
wood
have also for sale. number Of five lots with
growing timber on them. situated on, and IN tie iWTe-
diate vicinity 81 public roads, and rot over mile from
81 Paui The above property viii he sold on such low
terms for Cash. that the purchaser immediately sell
again AT an advance.
For sale ou time, prices wilt proport,onaby hishe,
Amply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, laird street corner
Cedar, or u. 7. HOIT. ST. Fdll. l1-ly
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ERUIr TREES. sHRuBRERY a SHADE

vyNit undersigned would ask the attention persons
L desrous Of ornainenting their grounds 70 the
aogue Of Messrs John Sgerson II Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; hasinx
purchased and sbrubbery from them for several
years recommend their trees 10 be such repre-.
scented. Their fruit grated Of the best and
improved varieties, and adapted northern iati-
iudcs.
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SPRING TRADE,

4 MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM.
~ PANf.--Capital = acknowledgements by the
legislature Of Ohio Charter perpetual Ohice No. IA,
L st Fourth street, CHcinT ati Ohio.
This Company ISSUES Policies the following rates,
for > 1900 and in proportion FOR n larger amount.
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years insurance. the rates SO l less.
On the mutual rates opehaf only is required cash,
he rem aiming half in a premium note.
California risks taken at extra premium Of per
cent. W. g. DEAN, Sec'y.
msrch si-4 50 fy
Agents wanted ia all the principle places inHAane.
sofa. Good recommendations required. Address the
Secretary.
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EXCELSIOR CLUB NO. 1, TEMPER
ANCE WATCHMEN.
MEETS every Monday evening, at Sons Of Temper
IVA ance Hall. Members from abroad in good stand
ing, are respectfully invited to sttend.
c.. J. POST sR.
St. Paul, Feb. 10, 1853. 443-y
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Al the Principal hotels in St. Paul. for the week
ending June 18th.
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In addition 20 the above heir assortment Of grapes
ounces cnr.snis, goossberres, dahlias chrysanhon.
gerani1Gs. Cactus, ngs raspberry, and strs~berr.
very large, aud prices low at sny establish
ment of the kind, east or west.
Orders received and promptly attenped to by
2S-6m GEO. w. HARRINGTON, scent
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CATHCART. KERN & Coz,

1
VNIOULD respectfully i#form their friends and the
w public, that the, have purchas ed the stock
of Mr.. s. II. ScIgent, comprising following goods,
viz: Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps Yankee Notions. CIOckery Groceries Pro-
Visions Wooden etc. etc all o which they oil,
very reduced prices ior Cash
They hauer themselves from their experience in bu-
siness and close attention ne OF their custom
ers, to merit a fair share IF public patronage.
Those from The upper wtllas the surrounding
try, viii do well give call before nIchasg
where have almost very article required By TIE
farmer, mechanic and trader.
II Call Oh Us, and will give good value for
your money. A. II. CATHCAR1,
SIMON KERN,
J. WILSON CATECART
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PORT OF ST. PAUL.
For the Wa ending june I5th.

st. Paul, Calena. Rock Island, Dav-
export, Muscatine, Burlington, Keo-
knk and st. Louis Packet.
THE entire New and Splendid Passenger Steamer,
GR 4 Nd PR A RE,
f. 4. SiIEBLE, Master,
" III in the above trade during The present
Every attention will be paid the coii.iort and
ccmmodaiion Of passengers. and shippers may rely
upon their freight being carefully handed and promptly
delivered For freight passage apply on board,
sii MCLAGAN L. CO, Agents.
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ST. PAIL FERRY
WiElTNEl'S GALLERY OF nAGCEH-
RE0fl ls..S.

WiEIrNEI'S GALLERY OF DAGCER-
RF><bfl Hs.S.
FEfUG subscriber having recently made great improve
Ucuis in the arrang Of hight IN his gallery aid
having procured tie latest rOvrt appal Aus, which,
together Win his before very sue'or STOCK, makes The
aioH-in Ets Of ms Gallery equal, nor su eti"T "a
IN tie tt, IS now prepared 20 execute asrereni!i
iNenesSos Ia sly IL uisurpas,e cd by any ela-oc.
Lie Is uncertain, and persons lealta shoulG not de
NY one UoDIeh ia procuring one ot these
ntentos u e. which, under the trying eli Gums
nj la separation OF friends 10 pric. cau purchase
Miniatures taken Ill all, weather, AID neatly in och
cts, rus ri g bracelets Canes; inIge variety n
which are kent constantly on hard, and patterns
beirg constantly received. Al respect uily invited
10 cal. ard examine specimens.
-. faIl Aug ). 1873. l6-f
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st. raul, May S, 1883, If
CHEAP GROCERIES.

St TAU, fIhy ,, I6oJ, II
CHEAP GROCER
NJ. FARMER, late OF the firm ct Rey az Farmer,
- pleased TO inform his DID friends md all those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions cheapy,
that he has received, and offers for the lowest
cash prices his store Third street door
below Worlds Fair, large fresh ard well selected
stock OF articles III his ine Consisting IN part Of HE c
lowing
Sugars, OF ali varieties.
Teas the iutes npo at ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fish--Cod, Machere and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves OF all kinds
Nnts-Almonds, Filbests, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Molassss and syrup, best quality, from Be!cher's Re-
dnery,
Flour-SupeIfns Of the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles IN the line OF family consump
tion great and small, too tedious 10 meution.
am bound 10 sell, aud those wishing to trade vii
find it to their advantage 20 call.
IN FARMER.
May IS, '53 4-y
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3. CHoC TEAU, JR. JAS. ukRsI-ON. YELrx VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
(hoteau. Harrison 81 Vale.
ESKOfkiEFDRS Of the ST LOI- is ROLLING Mills
r. viii Keep hand a fu! supply of merchant bs,
ron- BOILER pate sheet iron ard nails manufactured ee
Their Establishment irom the OF Iron Mountain
a"d VIII also keep al oles articles Usually kept in IN
IRON store, 20 which they invite the attention OF count
merchants
u Warehouse, No. lee, Second street St Lou:s, Mo
CHAS. w BORUP
- Agent ct ST. Paul.
May s, Is5l- a--tf,
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THE TIME HAS

THE TIME HAS COME
NN1HEN the up town folks shoe leather BY
w buying al kinds cf Groceries, Provisions, DC :,
just as cheap, II net little cheaper, upper than
in lower town at w. ~ PERSON l. co.'s New Store,
adjoining Blums NEW Bazaar, few doors below the
Rice House, where they have just opened splendid
assortment Of choice Family Groceries end Provisions
Of all kinds; also very choice lot OF Wines Liquors
and Cigars and In fact almost every thing under the
hsad Of family supplies, which they will sell low for cash
s-u w. ". PERSON = co.
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WHOLESALE AMI REraIL,--l7 ., 10, MABKET ST,
sr LOWS, Mo.

ST. LOUIS, No.
introducing my stye ol hats for he srrins Of 1853,
would Ssh especial attention 10 the combination (.
presents II Ire mort inpDfant requisites ri article
at dress, besutN and u'li'y. is light. strong Of
correct proportions, md 1T the adapted Tor
SIMMER hal. In the D3U.Giuse Of hats my motto 10
"HAcelsior The richest 'crit and the hest Of work
man>ip, VI lied viii he most uniting vigilance OF
perVislon. cum ~ TAFT produce bat worthy of the
motto have iuii assortment OF the finest goods in
NY line; comprising al! that rich aud fashioaa-
DE IN Hats Caps Straw and panama Goods. especial
IS intended 10 meet the demands whether wholesale or
retail "t community now rapidly advancing in wealth
and refinement, ana those artificial wants that follow
can sell the staple goods Of the trade as any
other house IN 81. Louis respectfully solicit per.
sonai lis lection Of my stock JOHN MCNEIL.
ais II II 1. i9 Market. next door 10 Msia.st
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NOTICE.-TO THE PUBLIC.
THOSE persons wishing to be comfortable during
l. the warm weather will find il greatly to their ad-
vantage to call upon T. RICHIE aud procure of
his beautiful and pleasant summer Hats. Call early, as
they going fast and selling cheap.
REMOVAL.
VKyM. s. COMBS has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where lie would
be pleased all his friends; feeling assured that he
can now suit them In every thing IN his line. My
goods have arrived; among which can be found
200 Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtains,
Bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications. Uncle Toms Cshil,
and key to sameL
Blank Books in all Varieties Stationery Of every des
criptou and Of the best qualify Fancy Goods to nu
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American Houses
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WM. DAsaa,
Wholesale and Real Dealer IN Books Stationery, &C.,
Third Street, between Jackson and Roberts,
SAINT PAUL.
oJorders from the country promptly attended to-
Letter and Cap Paper; Fancy note Envelopes;
1000 Roll, Wall Paper; Ruf 90;
fnkstanis, assorted; Letter CIssps;y
Sup'r lnkstands for LADIES' Day Books, Ledgers and
Ss,aolle Prayer BOOKS, Memorandum Books,
Presoy terrain Hymn Books; Tuck
Large and small Portfolios Press
with locks Children'a Toy Books;
100 Gross Steel Pens, asst Sand Boxes;
Evorers; Mathematical Instruments;
Darlington Rulsssi Playing Cards, 20 Gross,
Tissue Paper assorted;
Drawing doi Paper Folders.
Biotiins do; Letter Stampa;
Bonnet Board; Pencils,
1900 Fancy Pictures; School iass;
Is Gross Blank Cards; Isd Dol
i Note Paper DaIors.
Fancy Gilt Paper;
And every thing in the Book and Stationery lne
n B. lot of Hats and Caps win be sold at cost to
close the subscriber wishes TO conAne himself to
Books and Stationery only.
ey WIN. DIAL.
T. MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
At The Old Stand ef E. A. Collins j. Co., opposite
the Rec Houst, st. Pa,d.
n +. BRADLEY 4 CO.. dealers in Saddles
Il Harness, Trunks aud 5addlery Hardware, Saddle
Trees Skrtng Harness and Patent Leather Calf Seat
ing, Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Sad
dier's Silk; Bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
nei'oc1 talne1 ooe Leaneri osH tained Sole anc
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Calf Skins all kinds of
Ladies and Gentlemeus Morocco, Red Yellow, Blue,
Green, RINK and WHITE Lning"; best Cont Buck ana
Sheep b'hdhe; BOOT ana 0hoe ihdhss; boot frees,
Lasts, Crimp Boards, Pegs OF all Sizes Shoe Thread,
iii KINGS iron, Linc ana Copptr , Msis
Ca"h't"n Ani"'niNu' 49,
hAecueo al vac sAog'Fs' ""'lce ah0 u "othihaatAe
manner.
country orders particularly attended 10.
~ The highest market price il CASH paid at 81 times
les and deer
l.. I. B3ADLLI Il co.
June .. iSo3.--ctf
NOTICE
hereby given that the Copartnership existing be-
d tween p ,,houteau iuttor 4 i,n,nrauv apd IN
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the Co-parsnership
~ existing between CURRAN & LAwLER Is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent.
ST. Paul. June Sd. 1859.
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May IS, '53 4-y

a FINE assortment OF spleBoid gold LocAeis some
"A with four openings; Locket Pins and Watch Rings
for sale either with or without Likenessss, at
ss5-tf WHiINEY's GALLERY.
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=
yN&HE large three story house and lot situated aia
j street, the town OF saltwater. known the
"StllwateI House, formerly kept Tor p hoe'. with b
stable and ont buildings couNrctedj now ior sale AID
be sold The reasonable terms. this large
aud we'll finished house Is situated upon the princip a
business III The town, he steamboat aUd
ing snd well constructed to n eBient hotel and al
oris d rare chance Tor investment PERSON WISH
ing engage IN the BUSINESS of keeping hotc!.
For further Information ana the terms Of sale apply 10
NJ L AMES, Esq, at Saltwater.
Anril O. 1853
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TRUMAN VI, SMITH.


GARSs
rYN,IE undersigned direct from ST. Louis, would in
Il form the citizens Of ST. Paul aud vicinity, well
the rest of Minnesota that he has permanently
tabli.hed himself in ST. Paul for their special accom-
notation and Tor the purpose of carrying his Old
business i'll which he feels assured he has already
good reputation. He keeps constantly on hand all
kinds OF Cigars, OF the best quality, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco Of variou, brands with d good
sortment of Pipes &C. &C All Of which he can and
Will sell cheap be bought ia st. Louis Ca
lena. He wishes it distinctly understood that he has
come To ST. Paul make IL his home where he hopes
olive and let ive' and feels confident ne supply
all parts of the Territory with everything in his line,
the reasonable And any article purchased
of him, and faing give entire satisfaction can be
turned and the money will he refunded
All he asks IL 'come ard see' at his new store on
Third street. few doors above Jackson where he is
always hand ready and willing 10 wait upon his
friends and no trouble TO show goods.
1-tf J. CAMPBELL.
CO-PARTNERS!iiP
A LEX. REY LAMBERT NAY, under the firm Of
n Rev May. have entered into co-partnersbip for
the purpose OF raDsacting Wholesale aud Retail Gro
and provision business. Their place of business
the old stand Of Alex. Rey, Roberts Street, near
Third.
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REMOVES.

VUNI1E NEW YORK STORE has removed 10 the new
u building doors above the Old stand The Ladies
and Gents respectfully invited to call and examine
stock. " are now prepared 10 show them
the pretes stocks Of goods brought 10 Ike market
JyRemeulher the EW YORK STORE, where il "a
no trouble t. show goods. A. I. tIiAMbLIN.
PAM. NAY 5 lsl3-N3.
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ST. PAUL BAk cry.

ST. PAUL BAKERY.
- * W. BATES. keep coustantl, on hand a good
~ assortment Of Bread, Cakes, Crackers and Can
dies OF MI kinds variety Of nuts. pies, beer, &c.
Also, Just reed fresh lot of Groceries, all OF which
will be sold cheap for cash, at tile old stand Third
Street Lower Town.
81. Paul, June 9, 1859. ly
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LADIES. LADIES. LADIES.

n OW is the time for YOU try ii YOU ut
get all kinds of PLAIN, straw, hraia chip and lax y
trimming; Bopnes altered and made in the most ihslI-
ionabe sly bleacted ami pressed and done equal TO
any city in the east.
Bonnets altered to the present f,shion,-50 CTS.
II only bleaChed and pre- ssed--37Cts.
4 liberal percentage allowed TO fnilliDers.
Black and Maroon, colortd finished at the above
price, the 81 Paul Bleach House, upper end If II.
Anthony street, by Mrs. e SPARES.
mprch--3O $50 6ul
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NOTICE..
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

AZ Nttres old sta,d IN Third Strtef. fec doors
West Of JACKSON Street.
VENIE subscriber viii keep on hand constantly good
4 assortment 0f Tin Ware, which he will sell at
wholesale a retail
Also, general assortment of 5 rovEs Orders from
country dealers solicited.
y Il. Repairing done on short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL, Agent.
ST Psul lime 2 faithfully.
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10 II MI. = iiE4L " ELL. ISj3.I
40. 63, Oltre ST.. be!lceen Second Qnd Third.
ST. LOUIS, No
al ANUFACTCRER al Upre Alcoho and pure
~ spirits o. any pToni required.
kf-sO
sPirlt Gas, Thosgene Gas, Chemical Oh saj Cam
qhene,
Warranted ofa supcEior quality, snd for sale
sonable terms. GIN 10
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w. s. SIyY MINER,

CENTRAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
{ 'OhNER CT second AID Chestnut streets, lover the
" Post Olicr, ST. Louis, No.
EEFERENcCs:
Nessrs. X & ". Cam, bell Messts. HAYDEN & Wilson.
:" Adollhss MeieI co II K4R b Nhitis,nors.
st. LOUIS, June l.. e-f
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S53.l CHAs. DERBY. (1s53.

1883. CUAS. DERBY, f1S53.
No Al, Lcree, st. Louis. Mo,
N1rrlactafeT Of that Old Star Brand Whisky
HTETCRNS hi. sincere thanks 10 his numerous Gus.
~ TONERS Tor THEN liberal patrngase respectfully
scielts combination oil The 7 PREPARED 10
turn out 40 uurdfed bbis ef day Of the beat qesty
ALSO FOR SALE:
100 Ibis. n Y prsndy, Gu bbis Malaga Wine,
. - " Gin, BOO Monongshea and
i59 Oil Rye hiskey Eourhou Nhisssy.
Also. fue assortment of
FC.C - Liquors All wines.
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WY s, COMBS has Just received large and
w well assorted stock of new Piano and Guitar
Music. Bes, Italian Violin and Guitar Strings; also,
Instructors; at
mig COMBS FIR ANKIIN BOOK STORE.
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HARpt,R'S MARIANNE.
NNIE receive 100 copies moHihly, OF HarFer's Nigga
w 1ine and also supply back numbers from The
COMMENCEMENT, slngly or bound, ii the subscription
price. LeDCC q ROHKER.
8 1859
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ported are 40; deaths reported, 49, Total mum
Of eases reported, 2842 Total number Of death
reported, s08.
Whole number Of cases reported during th,
week ending July % for the Island Oahu i
$50 the number Of deatnreported in the san'
time Is 219.
From the other islands the new eases are 81
deaths 26 The total number Of cases reported
is 1886; deaths reported, 1917.
The total number Of burials under the direc
ton Of the Commissioners, by the police ana
others. in Honolulu and vicinity, since Jun'
%, is 663
Forty houses at WAIKIKI, and thirty ON thl
Eva side Of Honolulu, more than two niles from
the Market, are being erected by the Commits
soners, under the direction Of the Clerk Of tht
Bureau Of Public improvements
Whole number Of cases reported for the week
ending August 5, is 342; the number of deaths
reported in the same time is 81.
From the other Islands the new cases are IS;
deaths 81. The total NUM- Of cases reported,
is 3lS3; total number of deaths, 1888.
For the week ending August 18th, the number
OF new cases of small pox which have peen re-
ported during the past week, for the island d
Oahu, is S83; the number Of deaths reported 10
same time are 33. From the other islands nc
report have been received dnring the past week
The total number Of cases reported are 3456
The deaths on Oahu embrace all parts Of the
island from which reports have been received
There are comparatively few cases in Honolulu
At Lahains, on Maui, there have been but
three cases of small pox, two of whom died, and
one is recovering. Also two cases of varioloid,
two of whom have been discharged well, and
two are still in the hospital.
From Kawaihae, we learn that the deaths
from small pox have amounted to twenty -three,
out of n population of about fifty
In the districts of Kipahulu and Hanna, at
the east end of Maui, small pox has been intro
duced, and Is spreading Other districts in that
part of the island are yet unprotected We
have just heard from Hilo. The small pox was
ravaging at two points in the district Bus
there was none within six miles of Hilo bay, and
all the people were vaccinated.
The Argus, the opposition paper in Honolulu
has stopped, in consequence of the sickness O
Mr.. Fomander, its editor. He is down with tn,
small pox, which We much regret He has ais,
been afflicted, by the same disease, in the dealt
Of his father and mother in law, and the sick
ness of his own daughter, who has recovered
1t appears that even vaccination will not pro
tect the eneryate Kanakas from disease Th
Marshall Of Honolulu reports that he had foun,
about seven -eighths of those attacked had beef
vaccinated. He then presented paper giyin
the number of persons taken with the disease
who had been vaccinated, and the number cured
We give only summary. Whole number vaeci
mated, taken sick, All; whole number cured
209 f'.s.I 5-I a1..ss-. I
Benjamin F. Angel has been officially RI
ceived as Consul Of the United States at Homo
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! here that the Washngton Cabinet will eontsat
/ TO Koszta being given up to the Austrisu aus
thorities at Smyrna+'
Il appears tbat the reason Count ApporY, TIE
Austrian Minister 81 Turin was % suddenly
withdrawn, was to mafk Austris,s diaplsssurs
stthe friendly relatic-- bctwsen Sardinia and
the United States.
The Emperor of aecompanied By his
Two sons, Count Ne ode. Baron Msyrdo6,
md . suite Of two hu d, goes % Onuex 70
meet the Emperor maria 81 kinG lof
Prussia. The fate Of key ismppo11 10 h
the subject Of the Interview.
The reports continued current that Govern-
ment intended TO effect . forty million silver
form loan Its success depends on the sspsot
of Eastern affairs.
The frieate Bell Bona snd eallios Artsmssis
had returned to smyrna.
THE sgRMANIc STATES.
The London Iimes correspondent says that
the German papers almost universally assert
that the United States sre backing switzerland
her opposition to Austria, and promise her
sctive assistance. The recent appsfU1Hnt Of a
United States Minister TO Bsrne, lie seIEdonf-
ience in the Ticino dilIiculty, and tks bsldness
r the Americans in the Koszta s13uiY, are the
grounds stated for this belief The Band thinks
he report improbable, and says there II 9 more
eabinet Of Vienna Is endeavoring, in connection
with its grievances in the Koszfs ahkfr, 70 in
luce the Governments Of Europe to dctdsnd ffom
the United States Government a declaration Of
its views on The subject of intervention in Euro-
pesn politi&6 On the law n nations IN gsnersl.
md on the subject Of q sizanship in p&r1iealar.
z hs latte. being sons 4. e. sls.s si,sss
sentatives, especially in Germany, where ts1i-
grants returned fIpsn the Unfpsd 5tafeB 'ase
claimed 5lssss4o cs-p{ ar III
ITALY. - tsfss