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More Bank Failures in CINCINNATI.
GREAT ExcIrEMENT-sUIcIDE OF RAILROAD PRE-
sIDEST.

GREAT ExCIrEMENT-sUIcIDE OF A RAILROAD PRx-
sIDEST.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 8, 1864.
The banking house Of Ellis Sturges closed this morn
ing They say their liabilities 81 000, ,0o0 and asset
81 400 000 There has been heavy the Citizens
Pank, which has closed and T. g. Goodman Co
The excitement on the subject Is intense.
The excitement in Third street has continued all ths
afternoon and T. s. Goodman Co. and John r. Morton
4 Co. closed their doors at early hour All the
pended houses report Of assets. There
run on the house Of Hatch LAngion, but they con-
tinued to pay up to the close OF bank hours. No
lad taken place on any other houses than these.
Mr. Ellis Of the firm Of Ellis Sturges, is very sick
with congestion Of the brain.
Frederick Gedge the acting President of the Covington
and Lexington Railroad committed suicide to-day By
throwing himself the track while a train wse
passing by which his head severed from his body
He had been perfectly distracted since the return Of thu
bills from New York drawn against the bonds OF the
company, supposed to have been sold in New York. and
on which he and the other directors had heavily en-
dorsed,
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The Search for the Arctic's Boats.

BosToS, Nov 8, 1854
The Ncwfcundlandcr published at st. Johu's NJ r.
contains the following abstract Of the cruise by the clip
per ship John Clemens j. R. Lucky MASTER in search OF
the missing boats Of the Arctic She was absent nine
days, and experienced very heavy weather. Has beea
eighty miles south of ST. Peters, and crused over
the ground carefully Spoke many vessels and desired
them to keep good look out. Saw q large chest but
was unable TO get board also Mattress supposed
to be made of India rubber and filed with air but could
not secure it, Think the boats have been picked up By
vessels bound outward.
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About two thousand persons congresatsd in and about
the 0deon, and the excitement was so intense that
fearful riot might have occurred but for the presence Of
the military.
Tho Coroners invests alton will he commenced to-day,
the following named gent having been smpaneled
jury daniel j. Mauger, W. H. Hickcox, J. c. Gan
dar, D. h. Brown Thomas v. Morre Isaac H. Tce, and
John r. Peacock.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

CHICAGO Nov. 8, 1884.
In this city and county, far heard from, Wood
FORTH the republican candidate for Congress- has 039
majority all Miller the whig candidate for State
Treasurer has 44e majority and the other towns in
he county will only increase these figures Both are
doubtless elected
Morton, the whig candidate for Congress in the Third
district is also probably elected,
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RELIEF FOR THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS or THE
SOLDIERS OF THE ALLIED ARMY
QrEnEc, Nov. 8, 1854.
On the suggestion OF Mr. Hcrrick the Legislative a.
sembly came to an understanding last night to vote
sum OF money for the relief Of the widows and orphans
Of those who fell in the battles of the allied army
in the against Russia The amount will probably be
about one hundred thousand dollars
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WISCONSIN ELEC TON.

MILWAUKEE Nov. s. 1851.
To Congress, Wells democrat is reelected in the First
district, anil washburn, republican in the Second dis
trct. As far has been heard FROM the republicans
elect two State Senator's and six Assembymen and the
democ rats one Senator and Eve Assemblymen.
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THE ELECTION m OTHER STATES.
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Cape May Cumberland, and Salem counties give
Cawson 7s7, Milford 1885, Haselton native, 23ls-
Gloucester, Camden and Atlantic to hear from.
Warren county gives Lilly, dcm., for Congress, $50
majority.
Hunterdon county-250 majority for Bishop.
Camden county gives Clawson, for Congress 444 ma
jority Gi Gloucester, 30 majority.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION,

LorlNIILE Nov. g. 1854
The anti-Nebraska and Know Nothings have majority
in the Alton district Yates whig is reelected to Con-
gress in the Springfield district.
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The STATE CANVASS.
uuru <znvr~-wv


THE STATE CANVASS.
ERIE COUNTY.
Fourteen towns give Ullman majority over Seymour
Of 1879 and over Clark Of 1910
The entire Of the city Of Buffalo stands-ullman
346s, Seymour S,l2, Clark Co.'S Bronson 1873
For Congress-Haven 4453 Hatch 2,747, Randall 800.
The know Nothings voted for Haven, whose majority
will exceed 900.
To the Assembly-Two wings and two democrats
SUI posed TO be elected.
LEWIS COUNTY.
We have returns, brought by special express to the
Daily Sentinel for all the towns in Lewis county, OK
cepting Diana, Montague and Osccoa, and election
district for another town. The following is the aggre
gate vote:-
For Governor-Sey ymour ,309, Clark 1,2s4, Bronson
104, Ullman 13s.
Lieutenant -Governor-Ludlow LII, Raymond 1,191,
Ford 125, Scroggs 12G, Wood 40.
Canal Commissioner-Clark l. 1877, Fitzhugh 1908,
Burnham 14s, Wheaton 1853, Williams l12.
State Prison Inspector-Andrews 2l2, Bovine 1859,
vernam 120, Saunders 49,
Congress-Ives, DEM, I29 majority.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
ihe vote Is as iohows:-
For Governor-Seymour 3,061, Clark 3,521, Bronson
AT, Tllman ATS, Goodell IA.
Lieutenant G Governor-Ludlow 1854, Raymond 3,434
Ford 492, Scroggs ,091 Wood 202, Ward 5.
Canal Commssioner-Clark 3,071, Fitzhugh 1926
Burnham l, SOL Wheaton 210, Williams 1873.
State Prison Inspector-Andrews 3,1O5. Bovine OIL,
vernam $40, Saunders ,30s
Congress-Gbert, whig has 621 majority.
KINGS COUNTY.
City Of Brooklyn. +,
Hall, whig, is undoubtedly elected Mayor and tho
wings will probably have majority Of the Aldermen.
The whg city ticket, generally is probably elected.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
The wings have elected their entire county ticket
cept the Treasurer, which is in doubt.
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Nineteen towns heard from give Clark 2,a5o Sey-
mour, ,768 Ullman, 804 Bronson, 1876. Nine towns
to hear from will increase Clarks majority to 700
Seymour, and $500 over Ullman.
wESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Town of Bedford Third district-For Governor
Clark, AZ Seymour, 5s Bronson, 8 Ullman, 40 Ella
JAY (woman's rights,) 1. Lieut. Governor-Ray mond,
40; Ludlow, 35; Ford, 19 Scroggs, 40 H. W. Whit
lock, (woman's rghts) 1.
Canal Observation-Disclosures, 80 Clark, 80 Burn
ham, 10; Williams, 49 Ruth Walters, woman
rights,)1.
State Prison Inspector-Bowne, 80 Andrews, II
Vcrnam 36 Sanders, &c; Amanda Whitlock, woman
rights,) l.
Superintendent Of the Poor-Avery, (whg,) 40 Har
(soft,) So Wood (hard) ~ Frances Henshaw, (wt :
mans rights,) l.
WYOMING CoUSTY-Complete.
Clark 2l00, Seymour ,242, Unman $50, Bronson $40
For Congress-Pringle 270s, Lannng ,053, Belden
es7.
For Assembly-Paine. whg, 4o2 majority.
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Death OF n I.eUaala fOr.

UTICA, Nov. g. 1864
Hon. David Murray prominent citizen OF this county
dea nj his residence at Oriskany, yesterday morning.
He was member Of the State Legislature OF 1852
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NAMES eg CANDIDATES. PROBABLY ELECTED

whics in 'a.sscs democrats N roman; Know Nothingi
In small capitals; hard sht.:s IT, s.. soft Shells S.
municipal reform, r. I; temperance men, T. ant.
Maine law, i. Il L.
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BROOKLYN CITY.

CANDIDATES PROBABLY ELECTED.
Mayor-George Hall, whig and temperance, by large
majority.
City Judge-The contest between Culver, whig, and
johnson, democrat, is close that the result at best
appears but doubtful Culver has majority Of about
500 far, with portion of the Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth wards the Second district Of the Eleventh ward
and three Williamsburg and Bnshwick wards to hear
FROM 1t is thought, however, he is elected
Audtor-The probabilities are that Gerald the demo
cratic candidate, is elected.
Comptroller-wiiam B. Lewis is probably elected to
this Office.
City Trcasurer-Crawford C. Smith, whig is no doubt
elected.
Chief Of Polce-As far heard from the majority
for John S. Folk, whig is rising 25OO His election
therefore rendered certain
Surrcgate-Rodman B. Dawson, whig, is elected to
this Office
Justices Of Scssions-Samuel s. Stryker, whig and
John A. Emmans, democrat, elected.
Coroner-Chsres A. Van Zandt democrat, Is probably
elected.
superintendents of the Poor-William Rushmore and
James C. Rhodes reelected
Captains OF Police-Joe Smith, whig First district
Thomas King democrat, Second district; w. NJ l. VAN
derveer whg, Third district and Richard W. Call Fourth
district, have been elected.
Assembly-George A. Soaring, democrat, has been
elected from the Second district and j. H. Rhodes whg
from the Third distSict
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov s, 1854.
Our stock market very quiet this morning SsIes
Of Reading RR at 80; Morris Canal 12a< Long Island
1875 Pennsylvania State rives s2. In money there i
change.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
WESTERN BANK FAILURES.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI
LIBERALITY OF THE CANADIAN LEGISLATURE.
Suicide or q Railroad Precedent,
&C., &c., &c.

Non-Arrival OF the America.
HALIFAX, Nov. SO o'clock Pm.
The steamship America, in her twelfth day FROM
Liverpool has not yet made her appearance OF this port
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SAAACusE, NovenSpcr o, loo4
Amos p. Granger, the Congressman elect from the
Twenty fourth district, serenadce this evening
large number Ct his friends present. aud to I'D
dress delivered BY Mayor Munroe he eoquenty replied
Three men were killed at Marceus to-day by the cav
ing in of an embankmcnt, Their names have not yet
been eseertain0d.
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Thc Governorshlp OF nIassechusetts.

BosyoN, Nov 8, 1894
The free democrats Of Newburypavt have had meet
ing and nominated Judge Allen af Worcester their
candidate for Governor in place. of Henry WILSON.
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wh,g Nomination for Congress.


The wings Of the Seventh district met to-day 6hd
minated DR. Luther v. Bell their candidate for Con
gress, in opposition to N P. Banks the anti Nebraska
democratic candidate.
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*Twelve districts not yet heard from.
tCark vote in the Ninth district of this, Eleventh
ward,) not in yet.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
District 1-xillhm w. Walk X. N.
1WiEliam Miner, s. s.
4IJeHm Kelly, 8 s., "A maj.
6-fhHip Hamilton, H. S.
6-ycSrn Wheeler.
Q-Esyar Clark
=, Ei1lian Miller.
- Assac Teller, for short term.
13-RassscI Sage.
l4LSGuauel Dickson.
1e-Cearge A. Simmnns
17-F. e. Spinner 8. s.
1S-Isussc jackson, ii. 8.
18-Lrwis r. Palmer, S. S.
2O-Lsrsumus B. MGtteson.
23-EEuiam A. Gilbert
M-Axos r. Granger, Abolition Wing.
26-EEwin b. Morgan.
2e-JNHn Williams, S. and K. N.
30-Rs7,jamin Pringle.
32-SF1non g. Hapens, National Whg.
83LFn1escis S. Edwards, X N. & N. Whg.
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VOTE FOR MAYOR.

full. :
Eleven election districts not heard from.
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steam Machinery for United states steam
- Frigates.
steam

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSITIONS viii received department
day Angus, next complete
sesw steam sa,ss 70 be At least s5s feet IN length and Of $500
ns "Is o.o 10 NsM aaSa an aaS 's
al Norfolk.
uny that be proposed and slate the pc
ROD within which s S WORK OF eon Ss the
gss viii. the for hoisns Up Of & an
Gc all kinds be those most approved
an saicisn, cruising accompany the
and also ,hs eou! sunke sn.! be nesdsa a III, for
the reception Of the snsass boilers pops'sr. as Nv viii De ~ M
lilies and labor ho,s,ag machinery board
s1,s osS s @ 81 fuel %
length exceed go iee be al
s ss & as 'a sstas
@ .s s s s % ssa as s 9 s a be ss g. @ @ Of
The weight the boilers and
kind. and pieces has been estimated at
@ @ @ Ssse e main stern po - and The ruader
may that length l. for the propeller in fore
of.he keel under ne popssI viii BE- q ss The sns from s n
section to the deep load line will be
A. auxiliary steam sale. spa rigging
higa,e of the arst class Of 900 tons measurement
nnSe of hs dc The being
the Creates, speed power
which ne -s.,a1Is sr that purpose win admit %
for the shall have been completed 10 le
the department. shall be payment OF
OF the whole when twods Of the work
SHALL Completed there shall further
one when the ship sha have made trial trip satisfactory
department. no, less Thar one week At there shall be
the performed satisfactorily for
months, remaining shall paid
during PERIOD from defective Workmanship and MATERIAL being
at tho expense of the .t.s5 ft..
Each proposal specify ship which the offer is made
and accompanied full complete specifications and
drawings which, DESIRED
may accepted also be stated whnt establishments
tho q be done. et... .fi -,s
Each proposal accompanied guarantee that the
tract awarded will be faithfully peomed and the
that
the sum -fourihs the of the contract ~
j. T.. DOBBIN,
July I--2awtlAug Secretary Of ths Navy
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mo. bl4.l
NO. bI4.I
hY the Pre- sLde mt Of the Umited Stntes.


pursuacc orIaw H. Franklin Pierce President United
sates Of America DO hereby declare and 1sown ,, public
OF MsSEsorA the times herein dergnated TO wit;
A. M sad see at ia G ny @ Sn Ms.y @ e
situated within the aforementioned townships, viz;
North Of The base line and iae nm principal meridian
Township hundred and and one hundred andi OF
Townships hundred and and hundred and OF
Townships hundred and and hundred and OF
Townships hundred and and hundred and two, OF
Iownsips one hundred and one one hundred and two one
hree aud hundred and four of nine
hundred one, hundred and two,
Townships hundred and hundred and hun
dd and hundred and four aud hundred and hve
Al ,he place. commencing Monday the hhh day
limits Of The following townships, viz:
North Of the base line aud Of the th Irinpal eridian
Townships hundred and hundred and
da aud hundred and four and one hundred and hve
Townships hundred aud hundred and
Townships one hundred and hundred and two and
a"s and one and o one hun
ded and and hundred and four Of fifteen
hundred and and hundred and Ave. sixteen
range seventeen.
tie .nd Office sT.a. wrss ca@msns"g on Monday hs
situated in the following named townships, Viz
North tho line and tAs fourth principal meridian
Township ior.y,one of range
Townships ioiy iaftone forty iwo range eighteen
islands sections fifteen, twenty twenty
township iirtythree, aud townships hiryeig thirty
nine. forty, Of range nins,een. .,i5 ~ -
Also ing tracts situated the military
heng be sold Of the
"An reduce define boundaries of the military
the Saint Peters river IN The Territory Of Minnesota
6t 1852, which subject precmpr
camsi
The sont alf half OF section fve
eight and the west half and southeast
except and tree military the
Fy twenty and twenty exclusive of all the islands
tue Mississippi river in township twenty eight OF twenty
three.
At the land office MINNEAPoLs commencing Monday tho
eighteenth Of September disposal of public
lands in the following named townships Of which The portions
ted within the former military reserve ut Fort Smelling TO be
Sold in accordance with the provisions of the of 26th August
1884, herein above quoted and which ubec, empon
claims, TO wit:
fourth principal
Townships and wentycgbi, exclusive OF The
islands the Mississippi river, of range twenty two ~
Townships eight and twenty eAciu
of the islands in the Mississippi OF
Townships eight and exclu
ve of the islands the Mississippi river OF twenty iou
Lands appropriated by the schools, military
other purposes ,uA be excluded from the sales.
The offering of tho above lands will be commenced the
espach, until whole shall
offered and the sale ul be
week aad private the lands vii
be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under haDd the WashDglOn this third day
June, Doni iorsand eight hundred and fifty four
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President:
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sending DAILY subscrbers $50
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ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
s months Ia advance other american edition Of The reports
Of court.
ENGLISH Common Reports containing the
~ Queens Bench to December 1855 by Ellis and Backbune
vol. g Edited by Hon. Geo Sharewood. Also, ...
English Common Law Reports vol "a containing In the
Common Bench January 1853; by J. Scott Edited by Hon
Geo. shaTewood.
English Exeheque Reports, vol 81 by Welsb Hufstone and
Gordon including Trinity 1888 Edited by Hon Cark
Hare
IN PRESS.
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Common Bench, vol. 10; by J. Scott.
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LlONE NEW GOODS.--We opening choice lot o.
wi summer goods, consisting, in part, of,
large LOT OF Silks OF NIL kinds, first rate, at 80 cents
Plain pad and figured bere9es
Plain plaid and figured silk grenadines
Plain figured berega deIains at l2h worth -
Organdy muslins and orgnndy robes
1000 yards a. lawns al 6k cents, worth l2k cents
1900 do IA do l2H cents, worth IS cents
Silk aud lace niantlas
50 pieces fine and medium Swiss musins
35 do plaid and striped do
90 do white canbcs
rs plaid cambrcs
so Nansook musiDs
Host ry of all kinds
500 parnsols, styles 4{~5
500 pieces bonnet ribands
Mems boys wear, If oil kinds
large lot Of domestics, of al! kinds
80 pieces col0red mattngs
lU0 pieces white maings
Three ply and ingram carpets
wishing purchase goods cheaper Than be had
CALI purchased u
great many goods auction great sacrifice.
june % -en3wif HALL. BROTHER.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERrY:-By virtue o
a A. Phillips the subscriber,
1853 and recorded Ia lber A. s., No. H. oos
&C. the land records Of Washington county the sub
Thursday afternoon July 18Th,
premises the west of lot No. a.
fronting north between 18th aud lftb
running feet 0inches containing 6een hundred
square less with the
consisting story dwelling back building
Terms cash q. w. CUTTER Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July 2-eots Aucuoneer.
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN cLaIMAN

=
Every person right pre- pton any the
lands within The townships and townships above
raed required establish The satisfaction of the
proper make
therefor practicable after seeing tis oe and before
day appointed for the the public sale of the
the claimed such claim will be for
E
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June
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,,xENCH steel pens just imported from Paris, a,so.
Gos pens, bought person from ihe mske,s
by The undersigned ard embracing all their hest kinds ad the bs
kinds
25 box of twelve dozen warranted
FRANCk TAYLOR.
Juur
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United states Mails.

Posi- OFFICE DsPARrMksr,
juno ,, 1854.
PROPOSALS the United July
o
Maryland received the Contract Office Post Office
Department. Wa-hinaon ID. CO. until 49, "Wednesday, 5t
Juiy, 1854 be decided that day;
No
and brck, six times eek
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at s,
Arrive Towsontown day by gN,
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 4t,
Arrive at Baltimore same day by O,
JAMES CAMPBELL.
-
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June A -lawi3w
( No. 5l8.l

No 5l8.
NOTICE FAR restoring so private entry portion Of
IN The lands recently withdrawn rom sale for proposed railroads IN
the lower peninsula of MICHIGAN.
Whereas, solicitation of and
delegation from the of Michigan, the
President United States his order bearing date the u 81
June ustan has directed that portion Of the lands heretofore M
from sale for valid empion claims along
certain proposed railroads the anes OF Michigan
Wisconsin, forth in the public notice OF withdrawal NJ"
18th May the
on situated the lower peninsula of Michigan outside Of the lin
lis, about miles each side OF said roads shall after
notice. market again NoTIoE therefore hereby
that the lands referred Of which particular lists and
showing the townships, and Of townships, embracing The
have this day been the land Offices for public
Dailon will again be subject private and and
Monday the 9Th day August precisely The
and conditions though the had not been Withdrawn
fsun "
under my hand Office city
Washington this 23d day Of June Ammo Donini, 1854.
By order of The President:
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner
2i--lawt7thAug
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land warrant Lost.


AUTiuNOn about the LIST u,imo subscriber placed
envelope,
10 The Hon. Henry A. fdmndson member n Congress continuing
duplicate certificate No 409ss for l60
February H. lS47 the Of Henry
private Capt Joness United States voi
exeeuted heng Intended ia the warran: should be forwarded 10
Henry Lane that AS nquiy, the has
by Hon. Mr. Edmundon, and either mis-
laid miseacd this caution improper
being offered the
been taken against the issue OF should the be To-
the made known that application will b
Pensions for The duplicate Of
said CHARLES DE sELDiNG,
7ti ftroct opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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1'OWNsEND'S Arrangement cf the Old Testament.
j. vol, octave, ,2l2 pages. 81 .r
ownsends krraneenet of the New Testament vo octave
9ig pages. 81 rs.
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ONLY @3O.
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANA-
Tho isthmus hours Only eleven miles
aveThe celebrated steamship North Star 10 leave New
York for Aspnwa Saturday. August 5th connect with the
steamship Blade The books palaces
limited number tickets will be sold at the follow
ing rates, il applied for before the 20th July
Cabin erib.,.......................Sl00
secoRd CABIN, open berth. gu .-
Apply only To James Nj. Cross, Battery Place,
NJ b For small passengers will be guaranteed
rive In San Francisco ahead OF the Nicaragua line.
July ii--eod't
W be sold at private sac application undersigned,
west, hetwecn M ard morrill, back 10l
chez with the improvements consisting
finished ,wusi,ry frame house, with back buildings.
tor particulars Inquire OF JAS q. MCGUIRE,
. , Auction aud Commission Merchant
July ll-eoGl
nhsiNAnLE uouss for Rent and Furniture for
sae-Wl be rented until the 4h dc.irabe
dweh'ng mouse, situated
seen wcs containing paor dining Kitchen
The whole, or IL desired sold nt
reasonable PRICE payable in six month"; with
satisfactorily secured, y
For particulars apply undersigned or t tho no, N n
Mace, the premises
JAMES G. Mcguire,
:. Auction and Commission Merchant.
July il--eod5