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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
HEGGTNROTHAM CO

w ship for thepurpose oftransactinga general
Produ ce, Grocery and Liquor business. We
will keep constantly on hand a general assert
ment of famil Y groceries, Wines, Brandies
Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware which
we will sell very low.
T. T. HIGG INBOTHAM.
o. w. HENDERSON.
January 1S, 1S54-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
DIR. ]. H. WILSON
Fashionable Clothing Emporium
f. w. ATTAILE,


f. w. ATTAILE,
Nam Street. Ya2oo City, Mississippi.
rs in receipt of a large and well selec-
IL ted stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, con-
sisting in part OF Overcoats, Dress Coats. Frock
Coats, Fancy Goats, Cloaks, Talmas, Fine, Fam
cy and Black Cashmere Pants; every variety
of Silk, Satin, Plushand Velvet Vests-an ex-
tensive assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods
and Hosiery, also a splendid selection of Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, sole leather
Trunks, Carpes Bags, and India Rubber Goods
Mr.. Battaiie has in connection with his
Store, a TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
and has secured the services Of the most COM
petent workmen to be obtained in New York.
He fatters himself his ability TO render salts
faction to his customers in the minutest par
ticulars of dress. He invites the public to call
and examine his stock.
November 30, lS53-4-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
Strayed or stolen

Strayed or stolen
TROM the subscriber, living about E8ESS
j. miles from Yazoo city, on or about 4
the 23d ult., one medium size horse mule, with
shaved tail. reached mane-color, dark brown.
Any person returning said mule will be liberal
ly remunerated, or any information given will
be gratefully received.
NAT. INGRAM.
Jan. 25, '54, 12-H,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
PIANO FORTEs.

E C. TYLER, Agent for the sale Of Pi-
EAsa~o Fortes from the most celebrated
Factories in New York and Boston. Piano
Fortes will be found constantly on hand. and
for sale at the Manufacturers retail price
Also on hand, a good assortment Of Sheet Mu
sic.
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NOTICE.

Ely order of the Trustees, Five Dollars will
ID be required for each ticket of admission to
The Free Schoo. the present session Persons
desiring tickets, must send the money or the
tickets will nct be issued, except TO INDECENT
persons. J. NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Tannarv a. 1SJ4-9 Secretary.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
MISSISSIPPI NURSERIES.
Fruit Tree Agency and Depot.
+ VINCENT, AGENT, YAzoo CITY, MISSISSIPPI
CENT, AGENT, YAZoo CITY, MISSISSIPPI.

have
esieda FRUIT TREE agency AND DEPOT at Mr.
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LAW CARD.
% ENGo % "a ~ ia 1ze
Attorney and CounSelL0rat Lar,
YAZOO CITY, MISS.
AETTLL practice in the courts at Jackson,
w and the circuit courts of Winston, At
tala, Leake, Madison, Yazoo and Holmes
All business entrusted to his care will re-
ccive prompt attention.
January 18th, 1S51-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRs9UDE !!

EE NOT DEFhss {" DID
Buy no book unless DIR. A. NJ. Mauriceau, l20
Liberty Street, ~ % IS on The title page, ana mo
eT,fr In The Clerks OGice ou tie back of the title
M ge and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers or send by Innil and address to Dr. A. NJ.
Mauriceau. as there spurious aud suueptitious
infringements OF copyright
az rJpon recent Of One Dollar THE MAR
RTED WOMAU'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION'' is sent l,Roi'td fscl 10 any part of me
United States. the Canadas and itlsh Provinces.
an Letters raust be postpaid, and addressed 70
Dr. -. M RIhURICEAU- Boz 1224, New y ork
Ciiy Publishing Once, No. 100 Liberty Street.
Ny or
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New Cheap Cash store.

New Cheap Cash Store.
LEWIS FRANKLIN,
Merit door 20 Link q Harrison, Biain Street,
XKTOULD respectfully inform his friends,
w customers and the public in genera that
he has opened new and select assortment OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
comprising of the following articles: Ready
made Clothes, of all descriptions-Hats-
ots-Shoes-Trunks and Dry-Goods, and
Aatters himself that he can undersell any In
the same line of business in town
Yazoo city, Nov. is, I853-ly.
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PartncrsEliID Notice.

gEvHE co-partnership heretofore ex-
- isting between the undersigned in the Saw
Mill and Lumber business in Yazoo city, IN
der the firm name and style of Grimme j. Metz
Ter, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued hereafter by
Frank G Grimme, who is alone authorized to set
tie all outstanding business both. in favor ofand
.painst the firm of Grimme &. Metzler.
FRANK GRIMME.
Ian. a. 1854. 9-5t. THOMAS METZLER.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-08
AGENTS IN MISSISSIPPI

Stephen F. Power, NatcFoa-Parker6 & Thorn
ton. Thompson < Co., Yaeo0 Ciy-
w. H. Landes Gaklatjn-E BrUner Port Gib
sow. NJ. Klyce, Eastport-W. Eppes, HoltJ
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SundFiess
old London Dock" Brandy 1913.
OIold do do Port wine IN pts q qfs
Old 8 Golden Sherry in wood and glass;
Gold Top Champagne pintand quarts
Imperial Tokay in pints. 80
Old reserve Monongahela Whiskey, lo4O.
London Cordial Gin in bottles,
Schiedam SchnaPps,
Choice black, imperial, extra fine gun-powder
and mixed Teas,
Cider and Wine Vinegar,
Nutmegs, Allspice, Pepper and Ginger SOAP
Starch and candles, fine Olive Oil, Kentucky
Mustard, Table Salt &c.
Inst received and for sale low by
Dec. 81, 1653-7-tf J. w. DABBS.
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NeGgelIeas fOI LLe TLangLlllI.

ItVHVNvlVHo tVI bHO HUu5HIui.
s&ranse thst countless haman bsf. gs exit nod
ds9& through iic as slo the beasts Of tho Geld. or
tte insccts If fe earth ev oeing 30 more thougf
OF rclec..on than though tle rVDie laenties of ~ d
were not yoaehsaied ~ idsa
Many such gie husbands aId f4lhers ugon whom
nte d'pe9arnt the heaifh. che wail .h.isg aud tle
hapfiness 8. q ronfiirg end nacctivrnte wiie will
p5titips . family Of Children
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In classes Of goods wbr the market overstOeked
decided beAvlneGs is loudly coI Aned OF and operations
only effected BY submitting 10 loss hut a large
amount Of business satisfactory footing being done
in other branches and general improvement may Be
ueipated
The Right Rev DR.. Davis, Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Maitland died the 18th Of May sitter short Illness
The papers sl write strongly against the prev ng
Of the ooloniesdrGnkenness i stated that the
average consumption Of spirits in Victoria 4 and
ha gallons per year for every man woman and cle in
the colony while IN New South Wales il is four gallons
We find in the Sydney Herald the following account Of
curious phenomenon
The following letter had been received Hobart Town
MAHBoR0UGH 2lst April 1854
beg inform you Of a very strange occurrence the
evening the Gath Of March last shock Like that u
earthquake felt IN almost every part OF the Marlborough
district Two shepherds gathering sheep the other
day and discovered the Of it went TO the place
Yesterday there has been fearful volcanic eruption
rocks Of size have been driven about and the
face Of the earth appears to have been hosed in the air
and pitched surfce donnwards cannot describe you
the appearance, but you VII up you VIII
be highly gratied The distance is about miles from
this THOMAS BELLINGER
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Among the members Of the Legislature d North Car
@ are The Hon Wm. r. Graham late Secretary Of the
T-Tv and Hon d. NJ BAfringer, late minister spain
Natioaal h.irtigeAear ef yssferaHy.
Tin, Iaslsgsaer might have added the Of ths Hon
David outlaw member Of the last Congress The same
rnur under its teegraphir correspondence informs its
,s Of the agreeable to ns that Bragg is elected
Governor and that the democrats have majority in boh
houses This win be cold comfort these distinguished
members elect in whose eyes ased the honor Of the Uni
ra States Senate
Too much credit caAe be given 10 the stardy denoe-
.cv Of this good old State standing Up for truth and
upcpIe against such odds in the field The democrats d
North Carolina oer an ezAnle their southern brethren
by standing APP 70 the principles Of administration
tat IN the hour Of danger and trial has stood up Il
them
Complete RaEvns
photographic despatch, just received, thus sums up th'
whole rnarIer
Brargis (deul- majority Dcekery (ed- Is LOIS
The senate composed OF 50 members has so democrats 10 20
wings The house. composed OF I2e MEMBERS has G5 ds-
crats to 5 wings making 20 democratic majority joint
ballot The land Of Macon has done we'll
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CUBA.

The New York Evening Mirror (whig) thus expresses its
opinion about Cuba
In this emergency think the time has negotiate
for Cuba The pear ripe, and ready TO fa into
somebody's lap France and England have thar hands fun
the East All the available Of both nations VIII
be required TO the sack man. whose has become
their The readers Of the Mirror well how strong
" have resisted the awes Of the busters
rsvage the Queen of the Antilles and 10 rob the %
Spain Of richest jew but successful revolution
home absoves the island from its allegiance to the mother
country
rndderlesE past doors Now thu time for the United
States stretch forth her hand and catch the priceless
pearl-not by robbery bat BY diplomacy Commercially
the Island viii be worth to twenty millions annually and
the recent reciprocity treaty the first practical step
towards the Canada really looks the
distant when the and stripes shall float
and protect grand continental Union from Behring's
straits to The southern isthmus."
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ON BERKs PEyNsygyANIA

The annual county mass meeting Of old Berks was held
on he 9Th instant and fully attended The following
resolutions passed unanimously
Whereas the democracy Of Berz county have again
ssahied accordance with honored usage for the
purpose Of expressing publicly their opinion upon Che Leading
political that agate the country therefore,
!. Bssotpcd, That whilst hold in grateful remembrance
the cherished principles Of virtue liberty and ndepend-
noe confidence must remain mistaken in the great
tenes Of the democratic party they being the
hey the days Of Washington Jefferson and jackson
and under whose happy Influences the institutions 81
try have become the worlds model.
Rssolnad That the administration Of Franklin Pierce
has been characterized by faithful adherence the best
interests Of the counry thai in all foreign relations be
mas displayed the ness wisdom, prudence and energy
The stateslnan aud ptiianthrupist
4 Rsaol5sd That repose full confidence in the bon.
biissm kigl0r. dis integrity MAN, Democrat and
the chief execufive officer u this Commonwealth have akc
won for and entitled him the confidence esteem, and
gard of h fellow citizens he has erite and win receive
the coran support e the honest aud patriotic q hs
old kevHtane State
hssoarsa That confidence In the patriotism, iuteg
MY and ability Of representative in Congress- the Hon
q clancy Jones' unahaied and that h in Congress
meetS with oar most cordial appreciation
D Rsoucds That warmly approve IL the nominations
maze by our state convention recognising in candidates
the Hon a. > Black the distinguished iurst possessing
AZ requisites that grace and adorn the bench and Henry
l. Aatt an honest upright IN whose hands public
G. Rscfred, That civil and religious erv have ever bsen
cardinal objects Of American dsmocracy that it was
cure the enjoyment Of such liberty that cur fathers left their
native Land and planted this land Of freedom that the con
tuton Of every State in the Union guarantees to the hum
se citizen f, nndstnrbed, and unassaied epovment 81
the right to worship God according the dictates Of his own
Conscience.
l. Resoesa tsrSore, That any organization open or Sc
cet which aims sranchising any citizen because Of for
sgn birth, account OF particular religious faith or
excluding ham, for such from participation in tho
DONORS snd offices Of the country guaranteed b. he
satuon, h anaemoeraiie is eongenia with the spirit ui
he old federal alien lsn and variance with the spirit
Prvading the Farewell Address Of the immortal Wasting
@ who cautioned his countymen against the dangers Of al
st political organizations and is therefore unworthy
ae American people.
R'soipcd, That the passage Of the Nebraska Kansas
% recognising ~ IL does, the great principle Of sefEgv
nmet and establishing finally the principle Of non-intsr.
ee BY congress N the domestic affairs Of the Ststes and
territories u this Union with our hearty spprobs
hon.
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orror OF rHr sscEET.sT % rur ssr.rr |

orr1oE or sscExTAxT THE o. 8,
August Il, 1s5s.
NEALED PROrosALs wiz be received Office until
~ s'cock M Monday 18Th
lvrrnr the Of he CHpto
of October
broken screened
and eve cords Of lickos the
Of the Capitol yard.
away whole subject inspection and p-
of Of be
tns ses.,,
VIII b. required.
Proposals Proposas FOR naa ans so,
and dr--isd the secretary Of the senate sshnrron
la-iaw3w
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Tradin Pierce, Psaidsa.
ahosa Il
salistaetory evidence having been exhibited
Adae has been appointed consul Of Eaden Cincinnati.
the Of OhO dn hereby
free enjoy functans powers, priv
the United
La testimony whereof, have canned ,1sr
n ana te seal af the United Earz ~ he hereune affixed
Given hand the ol asne1sa
H. NJ august, A d. lts Of te indepenssnes
ssaies of America Ihe seventy mint.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
B. the PrCaident:
W. L.. MARCY, secretary Of state.
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The attention Of those interested in natal affairs Is d.
Feced the General Order ssued by the Secretary O.
the Navy regulating the pay Of the petty officers and sea-
in the naval service which is repubshed this morn
ing in corrected form Congress having increased the
appropriation for the pay Of the navy the Secretary Is
thereby enabled TO establish such Of pay viii
this Of the public service fun and constant
supply Of and relieve the department from the
1t has endured account Of the difficulty Of
procuring enlistmcnts growing solely out Of the snalness
Of the wages heretofore paid The high price paid
in the merchant service has made this increase Of pay
in the navy at this time necessity. II win the
vices Of better class of seamen and longer compel the
department a take recruts those who enlist last
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Orrrrs or THE BoAkp OF HnALrR,
WASHINGTON, August ii les.

Orrfcs OF TIE BoAkp OF HnALrR,
Washington, August III, 1865.
iuirrmcniH during the month Of July, 1854 Ahsees
apopexy, 2; airophr, BRAIN
Of brain, 3; disaose OF bladder dSeuse OF novels
scnil cancer eanssiiai deioraifs, q chilli
consumpuns ID; co,ynonss cholera uantum, % cboea
norbu oysils, p debility deution a. diabetes
ha drosneds; dyscury Al chrome aysentsry,
u eyspelar IL bilious concesivc
% remisut fever scarlet fewer typhoid fever
II disease OF heart Il hewgegeas umhica hernia whoop
cough q bydrecrpbaus byperophy Of heart naion,
d. tnrmperanc. u jaunece- % measles,
nights rerrou ro~trahon Old asr, paralysis pnsu
monia, birth, morphine, pueyera
convuisiuns, 4 chronic inflammation
s sacde, ~adden tubcrcuasrs
i. in.e-f W \: snkn
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pAAk auTEL-Tkis RETREAT I'm near
I BOUNDARY street, of the
The proprctors respectfully inform everything
served nj tne Embellishments
bowling, shooting
Ne SERVED with breakfast dsnnsr,
the nst approved style.
For The accommodation OF Unien
viii lravr The
hour tday and o'ciockR for Park
srnrning al Union Hsil, {
WILSON IL HAYWARD.
O rnon Hal
lt--clw
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY q Tally
chartered go Doc
hi, be Maryland Frederick Mary
n
able efficient
number library, nsica
confidently believed that offers facfnss far
thorough and refined education seminary The
The school
For and further particulars Rev sepumHs Tr# D.
d W ssAugsot, n. e..
July 2l-Mcp3mca.
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NAvY DEPARTMENT, Aarusr Ia. 1854.
As marx OF The memory Of Commodore John Do~ues
distinguished 0se United navy who died Boz
the tb instant The aae Of stations and
tc Unisd states be hoi-ied half thin
minute guns neun day aer receipt
order.
Officers Of naFy viii the hen
for thirty aays D. G. DoRBIN,
Aur - Secretary Of Tire Navy.
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d its success by riots and BY moha las excuses then
-d the country and cured nen Of their iAtaatioa Tor
- ura doctrines We regret 10 see that II requires sHn-
~, urrages 70 SET public opinion right at The present
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NOTICE "a pedncton Cor prompt
" hereby gwen ulhi ihe step fp
nnd pHyabs al ms nree that
allowed by lava for ira current
4
hug S-soadn Collector.
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DuHrQuE, August lo.Returns from nine counties show
majority for Grimes the wing candidate OF JOG. Hemp
stead the wing candidate for Congress has the same nar-
ity- Telegraph aespateh 70 he Baltimore Saa
The severe accuracy Of the telegraph reporters ofeecaA
returns Tor the press once exhibited in this manu-
laetured despatch II Grines and Hampstead have each
three hundred majority IN nine counties in lowaGrimes
being whig and Hampstead asnocra and not here
charged Wright viii present state Of things in Iowa
which win surprise those familiar with the subject
We hope and believe that Iowa win be found 10
herself and % her PRINCIPLES.
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CO. Raw. II Il. Da~hsef (hsvtng retained ia.
cisy) Al Sabbath appanfmauisin the morning
Mission Capitol ain thn Wesley Chapel
Arg ~
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COZ. JOIN 4. wHEELER.

The following deserved tribute 10 this gentleman re
Gently appointed and confirmed charge dafares to
Nicaragua copy from the Raleigh u. C. Standard Al
tbs present important JunctuTe in relations with Gen.
zd Aueicl the learning the sagActy and the ripe expo
rence Of Col " heeler VIII be found most acceptable
Among thc appointments snnoEnced in the Union o
Saturday observe the following by and with the ad
vice and Of the SENATE John r. Wheeler Of North
Carolina minister resident Of the United States 70 kica
aqua
appointment this high and honorable post viii be received
with uc satisfaction He gentleman Of experience md
ability ana will aeout himself Ell in his position.
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The American Stale P.persp Wxn&Sd-
TAYLOR MAURY bookseller, Washington city desire 10
purchase uf
crives which have been
gess for
Liberal prce viii be pad, exchange made for other
books Odd volumes uri also be purchased.
Aurp
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Polytechnic College OF state Pcunsytvanfa,
Penn Sqnarr, Phiadclphia.
THIS Colleges organized the Of Industrial Colleges of
continental Europe designed afford
education students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING AGRICULTURE, THE
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
The Monday sep
ttniher IL, 1884.
FACULTY.
Mathematics civil Professor H.
Me;aliurgy and industrial
Prnf Alfred l.. Kennedy, M ID.
Mining geology and rineraIegy, w.
Thomas A. M
Mechanical philosophy principles machinery Pro
Pesbndy and Kennedy
Terms each department session,
Mechanical archifecurai
Kern. &lD.
French Spanish, Prof v. De AmariI.
German, Prof u II. Entrup
Anuly,icn daily
An acndsmcns department under j.
NJ puvoed ins winch ind proficient
and he rapidly prepared College
Additional Information
&C. obtained by addressing
technc College,, Philadelphia
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees
Aons McfrTvRE, Secretary.
Aug p-W edSafk TuesIn
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Mr.. Bushuellss school.

lasA street, bsween r G srrsts, WaxkingteH-
h ne1l will rt Monday Sepen-
Der The ut embraces Ancien and modern
languages mathematics
sssihe viii al English usually
schools Gncrlars be had the schooFoom the
Aug Il-Fri& Tuer6w
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From SsB York.
NEw NoKK, August l2.-The -four market ha. advanced
todayEaes this morning advance Of rs barrel
over yesterday prices
The stock market continues depressed
The total number of deaths, up to-day nocn
l,04O-Of which number as5 were OF cholera
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Saslisg q SisaasAips.
Nav HoRKs August I2The steamship (propeer) Alps,
belonging the CUnard line sailed day for Liverpool She
took Ouf $3.50 900 in specie No passengers
The United States steamship also sailed to-day Bremen
pa Southampton She took out seventy passengers and
S250, 600 In specie
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ULIf kDLLOs hs Ma1keuesrss ny James erA0L
i L3wen fnssnse~-1 1. Lunoon- 1854.
Matrimonial ship~Tecks; by Annette Name MaauaFa.
nnakspexze--s Railway Library" ednon-
Eaiwrxs Lsst ID Bxgons-
fischeesa by Eliot w arbartoA-
The Y1uag Primz Donna; BY Mrs Grey fncs Is cents
Roufedxes through UniIod STATES
Blanc and hack by " aiaf White
Russla . :" ~ AoreA
The Lancashire wiLrhusi W. H. Aas~artns
The Kosins Ensts1aaRn
Tss rniled Machinery Manufactures,
nne
We All People There - BY Csseh
stnkeey-
Fun--illuEtralsdi by Alfred Crowquin.
aug ls FkA&CK TAfLOk
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Mayors Once,
Washington, August o. 1854.
REWARD OF hundred 600 puid MP
"a prehens,sn, for such information appe
henson, guilty
Ipcendarism this
Of the person or persons unprecedented.
JNo. 7. TOWERS, Mayor
Aug II eoiu
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1y SnkAs q SCOTT. An-1ss~s~sz-
TskuBTEEss SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE All
attfiONpn Friday, shall s~ by
Of Deed Of Charles
5 isAl
nj
men nearly furniture,
Earre xll frame Fseacn pAle ATrors
amer rosewood s4or
do is~ ouec suAs
bout yaIa fine cAEp~
Oneua - hair
Once enz aAas % Zeal sbi.
Dcsk and bookcase
The very saxty
be 2ofGiF persona wlnt
Terms AL saie. NATHAN SARGENT, Trustee.
ukEEH-& SCOTT,
Aug I'D AaeloneeEs.
90 she of
CHARLES A. DAVIS . candidate y the board Of
al the u O s.
Paine, esq, aDiiee
Juyg CITIZENS OF THE FIRST wARD.
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COLCMRIAN COLLEGE. wanhkngton. ID. C.-The thr-
~ fourth of Columbian College begin
" adntsdHy september lAsWe
JUNE Students the pursuing
for the degree of bachelor
degree OK bachelor Of philosophy The college
about hundred dolnrs
address Tbe President of Columbian College, Washington
An. a-eod3w
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Steamer Granits State.

NORFOLK Aug. l2The Granite State from Bal
tlmore to Boston, put into Norfolk THURSDAY repair
damages to engine. Left again after repairing.
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TEE nrws Rr TIE EaPrRE CRY.

From the newspaper hes received pei EpiTt
City select the following details winch VII be pesed
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The Cincinnati Gszette says it is supposed that from
fifteen twenty Hives lost by the recent sinking Of
the steamer Cape May, Mount Vernon Indiana At
last FIRE dead bodies had been taken from the
wreck.
Jack Morrissey the prize fighter has found his match
having been married in Albany on THURSDAY
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug IA short time since a letter was
sent from New York containing check for $780, payable
to firm IN this city the check distracted from the
Philadelphia office, and paid by the Girard Bank forged
endorsement. Suit has been entered to recover.