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II ARK from Tie tonDs,
Lewton got up very coolly and calmly. and
commenced giving Frank Pierce and his
administration shall Columbia" This he
could do without much trouble, Because if
he did vote for him, which great many
persons doubt, it was not done with his own
free good will. AS man and private
citizen we respect Mr.. Lewton, and have
defended him, when uch men as Dick Hat
ton, with whom he is now acting, were
Safeguarding and trying to injure his pri-
vate character. We think that Mr.. Lewton
has got into bad company, but if he feels
satisfied we know that we do.
After reading the balance OF the resolu-
tons, speeches were made by Jos. S. Tbom.
as, Rev. Doig and Mr. Kane, a resident Of
Brown county in this State, but who has
been teaching school in "slaveholding
Wheeling" a few months, boasted consid-
erably Of being from a sIave State.
After Mr.. Kane was through, T. G. Row.es
the nominee for clerk got up and repeated
all the abolition slang that he mad heard the
rest ofthe speakers uge, and then sat down,
fully convincing every person present that
he vas willing to be tool for any clique OF
any faction in order to secure the Office for
which he was running.
After appointing delegates to the State
Convention, the meeting was mex address
ed--by whom do you suppose resder?--
A democrat? No. A whig? No. A free
soiler? No. But by GARRIsoNIAN
IINFIDEL ABoLITIoNIsT in the person
Of q woman by the name Of Mrs. Griffith,
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Some very interesting foreign news,
full account Of the 4th ofJuly celebration at
Steubenyille, on account Of the dreadful ac-
cident on the Baltimore and Susquehanna
railroad on the 4th, besides large amount
of other interesting articles will be found in
to-day's naper.
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gE The new liquor law is beeing inforcsd
in Cambridge, Ohio; one man was sentenc-
ed a few days since to jul for ten days. ana
pay fDe of twenty dollars In the Ian
guage of the Jelfersonian, "let this be a war
ming to others"
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Eg-It is said to be an absolute and in
controyertibe fact that ], s. Rhodes & Co.
Of Wheeling, are determined upon closing
out their very heavy stock of fashionable
summer goods, preparatory to tie intro
duction Of others. It is said that they pur-
chased aheaply, and are selling more so.---
Call and see.---Akgas.
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GoNE.--The following from the Coshoc-
ton Democrat shows very plainly, that a.
mother editor has gone over to state of
double blessedness. Success to him:
MARRIED--0n the goth ult,, by Rev.
Wm, v. Milligan, Mr.. JAMES WAGsTAFr,
editor Of the Coshocton Democrat, to Miss
HARRIET G. youngest daughter Of Gen. R.
B. Moore, of Cambridge O.
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United states Mail.
Posr orvIox DEPARTMENT,

Posr Oyrox DEPARTMENT,
Washington, July Is, 1854
for eonvsy.s the mail. Of the United States the
LIST day of October 1885, 30
in the State Of WscoRs will be Contract
Office Of this Department until o'clock, Wednesday,
gust 30h next, to be decided by the day following:
No. 1878 From Prairie CHEN, La Crosse, Lews
Dougass's Mills Eau Galet's Mills,
usm-nt, aud Prescau, Point Douglas, Min. Ter,
24t miles aud back, week.
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday am,
Arrive st Paul 9sh day, Tuesday, by PM;
Leave st. Paul Monday 1t Z am;
Arrive at Prairie du Chen 9th day, Tuesday, by
For form OF PROPOSAL and certificate
embracing conditions be- such
extent A. the department deem expedent and
verisement inviting Tor mail service for
m~ncng LIST inst, the States of illinois, Wisconsin, kc, dated
January 9Th, 1854.
Each should be sealed oked Proposal
1878 Wis - addressed Second
erai,' Washington, ID. q.
JAMEs CAMPBELL
July Is--iaw4w Postmaster General.
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steam Machinery for United States Steam
Frigates

Navy DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSITIONS depamen,
day August for the complete Of the steam
ga,es, 255 length, cco
ravyyats Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Each specific sum, pa,en.
for any thu, may Do and must state the pc
as Dos 70 he Of oa win ,s's.eop chimney: the
cos
wI Of ~ kinds must be those most approved
cruising which accompany
XII and 70 the vessel for
ne q gsgss Win e
i,i.s and labor FIR bo suing the machinery board
e %e Keel can BE-
OF the ship scludus the entire
bed s. The greatest breadl Of hi. space under the beam
o. II feet, the area Of nc being square
TIE weight Of al the steam water !" TIE boiler. and
al s% w a"e 5 s 1s
The distance between The main stern po! aud me Iade post
BE lie ~s,s ns @
OF keel under the pops will be 81 se, The length from The
Unanswered section TO the deep load line viii be
auxiliary sass and ,ssios win bo those Of
proposition, combining
%mDss Of e. the sss Of the %
space purnose will
work prova-d by comple,ra
shell BIZ OF hNh
when thirds of the work
shall bu further
shall mrde Trial trip
experiment. Than week there sls be
.uher ship shall have
pos department. and performed satisfactorily for
months hall s paid the
pc from defective workmanship and mnterin being
u Tie o
Each proposal specify ship for which The or
accompanied by full and specifications and
dawiprs &c desired, will be returned those offers
y accepted also be stated AT hat establishment
Ire is be done
Each poposa accompanied by guarantee
tract will faithfully performed
will required into security for that Ia
the OF fourtas the amount Of the contract
j. e. DOBBIN.
July I-oaw,i Aug Secretary Of the Navy.
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July 2aw,lAue

No. 5l8.
NOTICE for restoring to private entry portion OF
~ lands withdrawn from sale Cor proposed railroads In
lower p-npsua of MICHIGAN
urgent solicitation Of the and
Congress from the STATE OF Michigan, The
Pcden tinted Ssies by he order tcsriuE date the art
June instant has directed that EaFon ano heretofore with
vsd
proposed railroads oc Michigan
Wisconsin Tire public notice Of withdrawal. NJ"
the owr peninsula OF Michigan outside Of the lin
each OF said roads s,n'
market egain NoTIoE thcrc,ore hcrsby
g,vea referred on which p.icur Isis aud
rs showing Townships and Of townships embracing the
have RS day been sent to e proper and oces or puoc
WIN subject and and
Monday, 7h August precisely he
conditions though had not been Withdrawn
from market.
under my hard Genea Land Office at the city OF
Watbpgfon Ibis n2i day cS June Anne Domini, 1854
Ely order of the President;
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
lime
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NROM LANnON

ENO0 N.rhe Of Scotland, with the music and
Il piano accompaniment l vol
Tue Book ensuvines
Tires 0f the popular EaGsh Language,
bridgsd. London, 1854
Rusktn Lectures Architecture Painting 1854
Hickman Comic Architecture. vol. Many eagravnEs.
History OF Birds Stanley Norwch Many
Cravings. London, 1885,
Ws6stsr Royal Red Book register
7
Bosworth. Anglo. Saxon and Ensi.h Dictionary
shovredes LoGnrithms
Huuons Mathematical Tables
Hutonb Mathematics; by Rutherford
Dunn Coal Mines.
Muter Coal Mines
Hsdey Coal Mines
Bsinbrdse "a Law Of Mines and Minerals.
Jacob Precious Metals.
And many others, just imported by
July IS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SINGULAR iSFLrcTYG yrNoA---A Mr. G. Lynch
has suffered intensely during the week from the effects of
venomous matter thrown into his face last Monday by
insect called the armado. The worm was lying upon the
ground coed up and be- pcrceiving it. held down his
head and spirited tobacco juice upon it, when it inn
mcdiatey threw up its TAIL emitting at the same time
small quantity of juicy matter, which lodged upon Mr.
Lynchs face when the flesh around the eyes instantly
commenced swell, and the pain intense that it
produced temporary alteration of mind The venom how
ever, was speedily extracted by physician and we arc
happy TO state that he j. now rapidly recovering.
Cdioreros Col) Chronicle.
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United states Mails.

aa. Posr OrFIcr DEPARTMENT,
June 3, 1884.
PROPOSALS CARVING mgs 18Th July
ssA is6 following In the
will be rcved the Contract Once oi ,he Poi Office
W. ~ until ~, "Wednesday, 5ih Of
July 1884, 10 he d. ciord thl day:
No rom Towfnbown miles
back. ek
Leave BsIda)sc eav, except Sunday ri &. mi
Arr n by gt,
Lenve rowsontowD daily except Sunday, at Az
Arrive at Baltnosc same day by6
LANES CAMPBELL.
Juup a nxdy
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BY GRkEN & SCOTT, Auc,ioneers.

EXTENstvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL furniture ut auctionOn Saturday. the 18th O'clock
shall sell, in fros Of excellent
furniture, &c, viz:
Mahogany sofas, cbas and bureaus
Bedsteads, beds, hair and shuck
Washntands. wotksands, and tables
CARPETS looking glasses, blinds, and toilet
Crock-ry, glassware and kitchen utensils.
With olhef articles which deem
merate.
GREEN SCOTT
July l4-d Auctionecrs.
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CARD.--Our respectfully notified that
IA off viii presented them
o the 18th.
very Obliged who shall call and settle
possible,
necessary that receive all
f comply above request they
certainty intention make
usual order
largely increasing sales.
June
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Stolen Money Returned, &c.

New YoRx, July l3The $4,000 stolen from the bank
ing house of Belmont CO. returned through the post
Office this morning. without a word of comment The whole
affair is shrouded in mystery.
Oneha of the ST 600 600 in specie deposited in city
banks by Gen. Almonte will go out Of the country.
duh day for stocks. Most descriptions of the fancies
have declined slightly in price,
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LOCAL NEW s.

GEoRGErowN FEMALE AcADEMy.-Othe engagements pre-
vented from attending the annual of the
Academy for Young Ladies' connected with the Convent of
Visitation at Georgetown Wednesday afternoon, but
from friends who present learn that the exhibition
most interesting one, and there and
brilliant in attendance, among whom the
President of the United States and his lady, Postmaster Gen
cal Campbell Senators Shields Mallory, and Jones of
Iowa. and many other gentlemen of distinction from differ
ent sections of the country Our informant thinks there
could not have been less than five hundred ladies'
ed with the academy present and he represents it being
the engaging and brilliant which his
privilege to witness.
This academy bears elevated reputation among the in
situations of the country for the education of the loved
daughters of the republic known and appreciated in
parts the ann all The States of the Union The studies
pursued Of the highest ORDER and the preccptors
ncn for their learning and their aptitude mparing know
edge their fair pupils The examination not
only the capacity and devotion of the instructors but distin
gushed in improving the minds of the pupils commit
ted their There unmistakabe evidence too Of
the sudous habits of the young ladies from the proficiency
attained by them in knowledge We feel hesitation in
saving this academy the country and
there no institution Of the kind in the country exce
it usefulness and interest The exercises being over the
President the United States who had been invited d
tribute premiums, performed that delightful duty with
his accustomed dignity and grace.
We regret inability to give the particulars of this bril-
liant exhibition Several gentlemen whose opinion their
counymen would highly value If could with propricty
give their Names declare that the entire exhibition was
eminenty suited impar qualification TO all who take
interest in the progress OF the age who have
scholarship and delight the substantial and
compshments acquired by the loved onesthe pride their
parents and friends.
WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ii STREET, NEAR 10Th
PENNSYLVANIA AvESuE.The Presbytery of the Dis
trict of Columbia its meeting Rockville last April
daily and unanimously commended this important
prise the confidence and contributions of all Christian
churches.
The reverend gentlemen whose appear below have
jointly assumed the responsibility of raising the
funds pay the balance the lot recently purchased and
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June 24-lawt7,hAug

rRENCH pens just Imported from PARIS also.
Il Perry b Gilots pens makers
by urdened r their best kinds aud the bert
with those or cheaper
twelve dozen warranted
FhhNCk TAYLOR
June
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Assault uroS SHERIFF PRIcE Mrs. RoBrSsoS.--Yes-
terday morning Sheriff Price tered the room of Mrs
Robuson for the purpose of ycrng her meal usual
without any provocaton word passing between them
she seized brass candIcstick with marble bottom and
struck the sheriff blow with 1t his eye knock
ing him down. and naiciug considerable wound on his
face Because of the necessary discipline enforced by Mr.
Price in her case she had become angry with him some
time since and probably this enmity cherished by her
crcy ever since induced the assault Immediately on
covering, Mr. Price properly directed the murderess to be
bandcued and chained fast in her CELL where she may
now realize more fully her awful situation She is ugly
beyond endurance and makes great disturbance the Jail
Troy Times ION inst
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BY GREEN 8 kCUTT, AW0t0neeia.
no CONTRACTORS AND OTHER6.-six fine horses, carts
and harness. II auctiohOn Saturday morning. l5h
Ut O'CLOCK shall SELL In front Of fine
horses and harness They sold for fault
having further them. -Ja.5
Terms; All OF and under 925 cash SIS, credit
h sky and ninety days. notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
ing interest.
GREEN l. SCOTT
July lid Auctioneers
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In Wsslsslon city, the 3sh WILLIAM Of Wx
e. O. ana AAAsHA ~ SAAsxR In the aoih Of bis age
His funeral will take residence OF his atsr
street, between l7th and lSh, day
the family invited 70 be without notice
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dious edifce, for which an exp,

erect the cbsste and commodous ed6ce for which
rienced architect is now drawing plan.
Ia this united effort the sympathy and cordial corporation
with substantial aid of members of the sessions and churches
have been cheerfuly given. Others only waiting the
opportunity to subscribe The citizens of Washington will
generally be called ON.
The deed in the of three gentlemen of the First
three OF the Fourth and three of the Western The build
ing committee, OF which Geo. s. Gideon esq., is treasurer
consists of one from each of these churches with Byron Sun
derand pastor of LIST Presbyterian church. and John o.
Smith, pastor of ath.
COMMITTEE on CoLrs pATEST.-The committee OF the
House of Representatives of which the Hon. John Letcher
OF Virginia, is chairman raised inquire into the
alleged to have been employed obtain the votes of mem
beers to secure the extension of Colts patent held meet
ing yesterday SubpGnas have been issued for number of
persons now in Washington and elsewhere. The Hon.
Thomas L. Cingman examined a witness yesterday.
CENTRE MAaKEr.-The supplies abundant, and the
attendance of purchasers large at this market yesterday
The vegetable kingdom largely represented and among
the fruits of the earth few water melons, and fair
supply of roastng ears" The former sold at 31 to 80
cents each, and the latter at Is cents per dozen.
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(SAUTlONOne abcua ts is nnH placed In
ne Cv fss O00e, n ~ us envelope ed1resed
the Hen nssY A. eanAsA, nsmhsr III CsNp c0ntanns
dupanats bcnmand certificate No l0e 0r leo
issd sadss - 81 fss.y ~ 1877, In = Henry
Lane, late pvnts In Ca1 jeaes UrsA 9e vnas
seass, which ~ fs o. ssssnt wrsu - not
executed being intended Ina, The shsud wssdsI 10
Henry Lsne tor that A., AQuy vsrrnns hrs
mot been recsive1 2 sse Hos ~ EAmsas - slHa
laid has ecaFs6, ts ceeM gyen iupppcr
ofshe warrant hy betag sred aeeo sspe
Ing been taken .eains ~ sHs Of pasaS, tU1 IL
Gated, and Tie naenoea ino1o
made to the Ccmuieaer ~ fcnons dup,icses Of
said warrant CHARLES DE 6ELDfH0
7th street. opposite Odd Fciows' Hall.
June 24--iAw0w - -"
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BY EGG IL A II II.
Arl.iraI Of The Tiln Of Mancheste,

Arriuoi Of The CITY Of Maachester
PHILADELPHIA, July l3.The City of Manchester, which
LEFT Liverpool June 2sh, for this port has arrived Her
has been anticipated both by the Baltic and Asia
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ToWnsEnD~ Ars~>xsn.snt ef the OsA Tsstasnsnt.
i ! vol, octave, ,9I2 pages a.
Townsends Arrangement the New VOL, octave
sT NJ IS -
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uy y. c. MoGUIRE. Auct,one.e.

ny j. &. MCGUIRE, AuctIoHceS.
!. XCEILENr FURNlTURE, &c, AT AUG riON.-On ssuf-
u day morning. July 49, O'Clock in front auction
sh, sell small lot Of superior Iurnure belonging aace
of foreign legation
Mahogany damask covered sofa and parlor chairs
Ro ew00d table with gilt ornaments
Superior writing desk, book shelves
Miror-iron wardrobe, French clock
Lady's work table, embr0ider ed curtains and dapey
Clohcovered card tables, extension do
Marble top sidebo I'd, gilt frame mirrors
Mahogany French bedstcad, mattresses
Iron bedsicsd, spring
Washstands toilet sets
Bosters and pillows, blankets, spreads
Carcei lamps, plated punch bowl
Silver plated walters, cnndestcks &C.
Portable dressing case, bronze inkstand.
Together with assortment Of housekeeping effects
Terms
JAS. q. MCGUIRE.
July lid vi Auctioneer
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Destructive Fire.

BALTIMORE, July l3.At three O'Clock this morning fire
broke the African school house, in the of the Ar
church. Sharp street The schoolhouse entirely
destroyed and the church building considerably injured
Letters iron foundry and several small buildings adjacent
were also damaged considerable extent The entire loss
is roughly estimated at 5000
John Scott the conductor of the Inflated excursion train
which into the 4t Of July getting BETTER al
though of danger. Strong hopes entertained
that both his life and limbs will be saved.
The agreeable change in the weather has partially stayed
the tide Of excursonts for the watering places Thermom
eter at noon rs.
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New YonK, July l3The -four market continues in dull
and dropping stacsae of 5000 barrels OF State brands
S. 25 So 50 southern, So A So 81. Corn-sales OF
900 bushels western mixed, 63 cents white GS cents
yellow, ~ cents. Provisions dull. Cotton frmer
PnLApELpHrA July 13.The Asia's news has depressed
the market for breadstufs Holders of -four asking
So Al. Red wheat 81 90; white, So. Corn "A rs cents
Stocks Ire firm and buoyant.
BALrIMonE July l3.The by the Asia has impaired
dull and unsettled feeling to the -four market No sales
ported this morning Wheat sales of 900 bushels white
81 IS 81 IS, and red at 81 IS 81 80 Cornsales of
5000 bushels white at rs 70 cents yellow rs cents Oats
sales of 800 bushels at GO 63 cents
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EANTEA copy the American Archives,
for which reasonable will he either in money
books. FRANCK TAYLOR
July IA 45s s.-a
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ny J. 9. Drc0uIRYc, Auct,oncer.

| :" \
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-On Thursday AFTER
July 27th al O'Clock premises, virtue Of
ed Of trust from james Thomas ndei
corded in ber A. g.. No CO. oios 49, 49, and If
the land county,
sell lot No TO- in 675 fonns SO feet North
North Capitol First running
inches TO 30 feet alley, with the consisting
story dwelling house
Terms caAh All expense purchaser
II the sale complied with days.
the right result expense
purchaser G. +. WALKER,
III ~ JNO. Y. DOM,
Trustees.
JAS G. GUIRE,
July 6-2aw&df Aucionccrs.
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05 NEwAHD-sayed away from the subscriber, on Monday
tDo small black with white the face and
line OF hair back The above reward will be paid
her delivery house. She be IN the neishboood Of tho
Little Falls JOHN r. NOURSE,
July H-d3t Corner Of 10Th and streets.
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West Inds. Nay Rum, Cologne Water.
lust opening, superior article double West India
bay rum, rng article battle the head and face
with in weather. a
Cologne pint, and haifpint boles cheap but
Gne a,ce for family
PACKERS Fancy and Perumery Store,
July l4--3r under National Hotel.
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I.nce NIits. Elegant Fans

Lace Mtts Elegant Fans.
UST opening, of black embroidered m long,
half long, short, with and without half fingers
4 FANS, FANS, FANS!
Also opening, elegan, OF very style
Paris iaus, OF pearl, ivory, bone, and wood sticks
PARKER'S Fancy and PerfumeIy Store,
July l4-3t. under National Hotel.
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UNIBEll AND COAL.--The has nand a
supply Of all kinds Of lumber for building purposes and win sei
reasonable terms be had District u Coums
Jus landing large Of Philadelphia cooking COAL which
viii sell cheap for cash
All coal be paid for before delivered.
July l2-3t JOHN PURDY.
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uOLMEs's Patent The, areatio or Hygean Chair
q health comfort and sing, reclining
lying The entire profile ot the back Of the
head hees aud the articulation the joints moving will
the person, renders this the valuable combination
char lounge, bed aud pillow he rolled with the occupant
coolest pert OF the house In and
winter. For sale by .g4it
$3.50 Sftfe las G. Mcguire
July 9-eod6t Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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ATCHELOR's celebrated improved hair dye, warranted 10
change coored herr glossy jetblack
without any injury TO the skin,
For sale, wholesale and retail. Mt
PARKER'5 Perfumefy aud Fancy Store
July l4--3t. under National Hotel.
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Eli Crosby second assistant engineer board the Uni
ted States steam gate Susquehanna died the oath Of
January in Napa Roads, East Indes)
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L.. j, MIDD ELTON, Ftsis- is5.
5taai si fsi DEALER IN ICE, s'lte
Office and Depot soh side F. nezt to Of 2A street
CE kept constantly ONCE which had
l large o. email Qirn'ies.
Office open rom suar.se 10 sunset.
July 9-soim lint. and star]
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MISERABLE DwolIiDR In the Northern liberties
win be sold at pvae seis upon application tho UNDERMINED
OF lots I6 and ~ $685. fronting fifty feet
west between ard streets morrill, running hack l02
ch~s with the improvement consisting of substantial
finished two story frame house, witt, back buildings.
For particulars inquire OF JAS G MCGUIRE,
Auction aud Commission Merchant
July ll-eo6t
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The United States cutter Jefferson Davis arrived
at Valparaiso May l7h from New York and Rio Janero
and sailed Goth for San Francisco
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In Bangor Me-, the 9th instant, Miss Elizabeth Rand
twenty-five years of age, burnt to death, in
quence of an attempt to replenish ud-lamp which
burning Another solemn warning against the practice of
filing fuid-lamps while burning