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dent have not yet seen 1t. should not be
tsurprised il L. stopped tho armament OF the
Negroes. which il getting daily more and more
unpopular. It Will certainly have good effect
with most of the population here, although
come will be dissppointea.
Navy oaiosrs Ordered. Lieut., VIM. chand'
Ter a. lighthouse inspector Of the Boston
(Mass) district
Lieut.. Richard Forrest, to the washington
city navy yard, in place OF Lieut. D. McN.
Fairfax, detached.
The following are the officers ordered to the
surveying schooner Blpo:
Lieut.. Henry Steelwagen, commanding
Lieut.. T. A. Parker Passed MidshipmenE. c.
Stout and S. Il. Franklin, and Midshipnan
H. NJ. Garland 1st Asst. Engineer Jas. Nd
Adams. and Sd Asts. r.. IL. Bartieman and
Charles Schweder. .-,r 49,. 3
The San Juan Difficulty .-The sloop-of-war
Cyane, Commander Hollins. probably sailed
this morning from New York direct for San
Juan Del Norte, to hunt up the lio.ous agaips'
American life aud property in that quarter
with sharp stick 1t will DO recollected
that a fortnight or SO since we notified the
public that from appearances here it was
probable that as soon as possible an American
vessel of war would be sent on this errand.
An Army cfa,er Resigned LIST Lieutenant
Richard Il. Rush, of I'd Artillery, ha resigned
| to take effect on the 18th proximo.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Deosrtmsut.-on Friday, the 18th Of June
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered OF
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FOURTH OF JULY.-The proceedings attend
ing the fourth" this year, in New York, will
be upon { scale of grandeur hitherto unat-
tempted,
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A LII WOOL Bpk French Bereses

4 Ii WOOL BLK French Bereges,
IA very chap
Black Silk, all widths
R'a,k and White Lawns
Bla BombsL mes end Alracas
Fine black French Mousselines
Rlacs Eugl h Grape, all widths.
The bovp 40, ds i'll be sold az very low prices In
order to reduce our stock.
WM. r. RILEY.
Cor sth street and OF p. Centre Market.
ia 16-lp
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GRAND EXcuRS ON

nRNoHsW VIZ SRIBE No. z, LAPR0TED Or
~ DER or RED HEN
Inc above TT be respectfully ssuounce 20 their
brethren OF the Order snd the public generally that
tney nave chartered the very eaf. and tonmodi 90
Steamer POsBArAN, fer th-ir frvt grand ercur-
a Gown the Potomac river on " kDN ESpAY. the
:tsf or June, 1894. The Committee ~il guarantees
% all who may honor them with their presence, an
agreeable time
The Boat will stop at Fort Washington quite long
enough TO allow the company time to view the For
tidcatioRa, &c.
The best otillou Muse Is engaged.
supper and Pafr. shmI nts will be served up BY sn
exp rienc-d caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting q gentleman
and ladies; which re had II the usual places NJ
thu boat, or from the Committee.
The BAIT viii leave Geors-town at O'Clock p N;
Washington AT 2; Navy Yard OF 8; and AleKsodr,s
st O'Clock, returning at . seasonsble hour, stop
ping at the Navy Yard.
G5mm,tee Of arrangements -wash'n Q. Wright
Vim. 3. smith, Lev strssburrer. j. l0-l0t
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~ The Steubenville and Indiana railroad
has been formally opened.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

POfs OFF1cE DEPARTMENT,
June 10 b, 1854.
PROPOSALS for carrying the M lis of the Upi'ed
States from the first day OF October. 1854, to
the 39th day Of June. lstS, the f. blowing route,
in the States Of TENNESsEE snd LOUISIANA
and from LIST October. 1854. to 3Gth Juue, 1855 O.:
III. flowing route In EL0RIOA. will he rec ivec
at the Contract Office Of he Post Office Department
in the city of Washington. until O'Clock q d., n
tith August, 1854 Ito be decided by 18Th of Angus
folowing)
TENNESSEE.
prem Octob l. 1854 tn June 90, 1852
$685. From Nashville by CT rksvills, Cumberlant
Iron WorhA Lineport, Canton Ky; EDDY
willie, Dycusburg smithlapd, Pa iacah Cairo
Ill; Ba'dwinsviIle, Mo: Columbus. Ky Bick
man. Compromise. river Top, FERN; New
Mstrli. Mo; Hickmsn's Rend, Ara. Cansdi
en-. billie Bayou. kooth's Point, Tenn; A,h
port, oc,1is, Ark; Futon, Tenn ,iandolph
Pecol Point. AK; a, q Oldham, /, Memphis
Tenn, 4S9 mills and back, twice q week., 4:
steamboats
Leave Nashville every Monday and Friday at
Arrive at Memphis every Thursday and Monds.
Leave Memphis every Thursday aud Monday a
Arrive at Nashville every unday and THURSDAY
by l1pm
Proposals for three times week service are ir
vitsd.
LOUISIANA
(Prom October i, 1864, to June 80. 1852
~ oo-rEou NeW SEi-AHs, Oy EuSllEn lCrI, tOlEls
La Hache, Grand Prairie, Jessuitts Bend
Ron guello Settlement, and Buras settlement
to Balize, 120 miles and back once u eek
Leave New Orleans every Monday, at 9 an
- Arrive At Bs lie next ay by 6pm
Lsave BsliIe every Wednesday at am
Arrive AT New Orleans next day By 8 m
Bids {, end at Buras Settlement aud also to ruI
twice q week, will be considered.
FLORIDA.
(Vrom October 1 1854, to June 80, 1851
S503-From New Orleans, La, bv Pensacola, Fl,
Apslachicola, St. Marks, Cedar K-ys, lamp
and MaDatee, to Key West, 10 miles an
ba K, twice a month, in Steamboat
Leave New orleans on lst s;d 18th Of e. G
month
Arrive at Kew West on sth and 22d
Leave KY West % l0th and 23d OF each mont
Arrive at New Orleans Tn 18th md :U,s.
For form OF prop sels. guar <ntee and certificate
also instructloos and r. quir nents T. Inbracng cor
ditiops TO he incorporates ia the contracts tn sue
extent as tbs d. pertinent NAV deem reper,) rec nd
vertis mint inviting proposals for mai service II
the western and southwestern states, ds 81 Janusr
3, 1854.
JAMES CANT BELL, Postmaster q, nj.
ialQ-1autv
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/ OST-k arly this morning in tn. vicinity of ID.
IL Ma kst houe. . PORT AON.NAIE con
lining small am, unit # money q al son. paper
OF 90 value q any one but the owner II the 6udeu
wall m the p cket book and papers TO tie Off.
81 The National Hotel, he may retain the money fol
MS II 'uo'e IL IL 3ts
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JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster @, nj.
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1 O:T-On Pa avenue, between Browns ami Ia.
IL United ct t g HOte q. Thursds, evening. IN.
10th instant about 10 oclo ok, q black silk CAPE
trimmed with black Grape The finder viii be lib
rally rewarded and receive the thanks of the ow del
by leaving ir st this Office l7-8
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I OST-This morning, the 18th Instant. in N y.
IL ket, Bravo POh1E M0NNAIE, coutainipr
a ,-ut so aud a receipt, by which the finder wi n
know TO ~hom it belonged. Any person leaving il
At IN Off e will bs suitably Rewarded.
i'll Q,
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A MUS EMENTS.
GRAND Pho MIC

ON -ANAL0STAN ISLAND.
ltHE v1G1LANr fInk COMPANY Of eeor,~-
L tom. rseYecefally snpoubet {, their frssrds
ihst thew win give grand PIC NIcon TUi spAY,
The Company having obtained the erclusay. priv.
jlege rom the proprieoors, the msnsicu end te en-
re Island for the occasion, and there Will also h
erected on the beeutifal lawn around the mar son
staging end ststs the aceonDedsioa Of oil their
friends who lay honor them with their pre- nce;
knd tho company pledge Themselves that nothing
shall be Jeff undooe their part 20 mako this On,
Of the most agreeable Of The season.
Dinner viii be serve. for % cents each.
Rsff, shmanis at ci,y prices.
The bs<t Cotinon Music h spraeed
large and convenient Boats sngagei and sill
leave Market street Wharf a. O'Clock n ana
viii CONTINUE 70 run alt rnstely 10 and r. m The
Issns throughout the day. -H-E
hremen will please appear In uniform.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting Q gentlem an
and ladies. EI
Ticksts can be procured at any Of The Drug etore.,
or Of anv of the Oum nitt-e.. - 50
Obnminee Of Arrda2ements.
Ea~s-d 9. Wright, Vim J'nes,
1! n Rodier. John Reynolds,
John shsrselford, John M.begsr,
samuel FeaI SON james DEM son,
G W OHuet ~ -e joe W Naxl
ie9-dd f+ J. 70
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GREAT REDUCTION

In THE PkICL Or DkEsS q JODS
"E hnd. upon looking over our stock OF Drese
w Gods that We hav. on hand much larser
Stock than usual IT this season o. he yea: and,
order 70 iniuce those who have not yet fully sup
piled themseiv@e 10 buy or us have put the rice
u the eotir- basnce Of our rs cent Beregrs and
,ransdinss down TO so and 6 rs cents, and all our
10 cent Goods to 81 Il AMI as cents.
We also have on hand y large lot Of Plaid ana
striped Silks, which We offer at corresponding los
prices f ON this date.
Our OF ject IN making 20 great deduction ut th;s
u eis that we NAV rios. ut cur entire stock az
Fancy Dress Goods before the season for selling them
Is over, aud we earnestly solicit all in want Of
chesp dress to examine stock before purcbs
slssv here
We also have on hand q verv larg. assortment O,
figured and plsn Bereg"s at 20 cents, and Lawns at
l2kc-, .orth much more money
We bss" large stock Of swiss and Cambria
Fiounc gs, Worked Collars, Chemizets, kc. sp OF
which we viii offer 10 cash or our very puncfuI
credit customers at greatly reduced prices
w. n. SINISTER CO
ie is CT SAfho MI Ao'-
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lust RECEIVED
u 20 hhds Sugar
~ barrels Clarified Sugar
~ do Crushed and Powdered suyar
so do lowpr ced New Orleans Molasses
90 do prime do de
boxes Sbelled Almonds
200 do Lemons. at Baltimore prices
.0,0Oo pou 1ds sh Dlter Bacon
500 family Hams
For sal. by MURRAY 4 SEMHES
ie DQ-po3t
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SEA BATHING.
CHESAPEARE HALL, Hampton .
~ Va, will be eoppned On THURSDAY, LIST Isl
jun. and the prcpri-t II having add a large aud
commodieas Heu 2, Ball hoom, Bowling Alleys, &c
Pile ges himst If to make every Effort TO render tn.
say OF isiiors pleasant snd agreeable.
It's advsntsg.s Tor BATHING or SEA AIR ere
not surpassed by any other Watering place. aud the
c,ir ate T. Pre-, er bisl TO- health.
81 Boats. fishing Tackle, &c, In resdiness for
ri,iors.
Boar per 81 OC
~eek..............-...... II o.
] mopth..-.....-.......... ...... % o,
months to OF
montfs...........-............ 80 &C
Children sud servants under IL ysars Of age hal
prics. X. g.. BANKS
jsl9-law4w
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THREADERs, to .s,ist the

NJ EEULE THREADEHs, TO sseist the
~ aeef In threa ting needles
smi b, Warrin, ana Bates turerior drilled eyed
-ha- pc AID between Neeik Bodkips; sail pesdi4s.
Knitting Pins; Millipe,s Needles; Nut Crsck.rs;-
Orotchet, chenille Mstrss-, Harness, Netting ana
DaI ning NEEDLES; Tape Measure; Hsir Tooth nd
18th Brushes Dressing Combs Tuck and &c Goth
TO-: Gill Nett TwinP Sewing and Pegying Avis lust
received and for lie low By
T.. h. BUNDY,
jel6-f Bridge street Georgetown.
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9 TRAYED-From Redwood Farm ON FRIDAY
- evening. tire 9th instant a large black New.
ouOdiand DOG, with breast fore feet ana tip az his
all white, and chsin collar. lie vss last seen In
the company If three finale equestrisns on he road
between { oil. Thomas and Georgetown. Any infor.
nation gvtn at this Office will he thankfully rp-
ceivpd Nv the owner, and required, suitable r.
vrrd will DO given T. l6-3ts
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FLOOR MATING,

7 HAVE vet remaining on hand a large lot Of
l. FLOOR MATING, tome Of which Is of very
superior quality, which viii sell very Low to close
IL out. L. CLARK,
Upholsterer ard paperhsnger
n. side Pa sv, betw. 18th and 18th sts.
10 1S-9f
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POSITIVELY sRLLINe oFF ar m =

POSITIVELY SELLING OFF ATCOsT,
Coz Macs. this day to run off nv STOCK OF DRY
4 Hoods ana hoes IT prime cost. What remains
by tbs 10Th of July vii, then be offered al auction
P'rsors wishing extra bargains viii do well 10
., have good assortment Of Dress dds, Shavls
MaItlrs BonLets. Ribbons, Psrssos, &c.
Also, good stock Of SHOES Of ali kinds.
The Store will be for rent Oh ths LIST of August.
y. BR0NN,
Cor. 9TH and SIS, Northern liberties.
ia l7-tf
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+ AIDES GLOVE, Hosiery, embroidered linen.
IL cambria Hsndkerchiets, P.rtum'ry, &C at
BIkGE'S
j. left Willards' Hotel

A CARD, single gentlemen Of WASH ton
N having large hsuss not far from Pa. avenue
obtaining ten rcoms, eligby furnished, 70 desrous
u forming CLUS Of gent emen, net % exceed az
teen. The house lie large. dug two splendid par.
lors, dining, reading. and spoking rooms. The
-apgsnen is thst each gentleman will pay certain
amount every month liz advance. Information Civ.
n nv &c. MCGUIRE,
je l6-9t sTssds17 Auct io,eer
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GEN TLh N e MS r U x n n G
~ sooDs, very desirable for h,t Weather, EN-
oecing most OF the articles u,uAlly found in u
ORDER d .statln hment lar.e and varied assert
ment nov on hand ut moderate prices, wholesale
and retail, At JAMES
0ent,eman's Furnif hing Store.
je Tim Pa avenue, near 4 j street
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP.

INAYlLJ Es can be supplied with genuine TUR-
l. TIE SOUP, By ts Insrt or gallon on l.s-ins
their orders at ssutiers SaIpn, where arrange
ents are made for regular supply of fresh Green
futile C.GAUTIER
Pa. avenue. between Eth and 18Th sts
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Washington News BY way of illustrating
the value of much appearing in the pa.
pers under this taking title, We have
" call attention to The fact that Wash
ington writer in the New York TJ,6un.
II Friday last, tells cock and bull story
,bout extraordinary nervou ness manifested by
he members Of the Administr alton over the
aews from New Hampshire. Thus, he ooolly
declares, that the President repeatedly through
he day, summons Msssrs. Kittredse and IIib-
'ard to the White uouss, to consult about the
terrible dispatches being received thsre Just
now. Now the truth is, DR.. Kittredse and Mr.
eibbard have not Teen nearer Washington
;ity, than Concord, N. H., for weeks pas, !,
They are there, politicians as they are, Of
'our.e attending to the exciting matters ira 70.
piriDg in that gu ,rter. Yet to exc out start.
ing Washington letter, the Tribuns's CORES.
,'oudent locates them in Washington, running
70 and from the Presidents House, to get and
lnravel the shocking dispatches arriving
dozen times adss What Is the value of such
Washington News?" ..a
The Ell, OF Of the Proolamations The fol
loving important letter, which was handed to
Us just as We we're going to press. was brought
oy the Cahawba to the United States q 30
HAVANA, June IL, 1854.
The Cahawba is lst in with the Presidents
proclamation against expeditions, which seems
to have caused great disappointment to the
Junta at New Orleans, if may judge from the
letters that have just been read to me from
some Of the parties there. 1t cuts the plumes
from great many would be heroes. However.
they can say hereafter what they acouid hure
done, which will answer ali the purposes. I
feel more encouragement THAI ever since I
have heard Of this proclamation Of the Presi-
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much as that gentleman calculated, and ther
takes Col. Hughss's estimate Of $500 ,OOO, whic
| only proposed to bring 10 four or five million.
daily, to build a reservoir Of half the size o
Capt Meigs's Ro-k Greek project, &c, which
made nc estimate for pipes to the public estab
iishments of the government; but stopped a
the reservoirs
Yet he praises Gel. Hughes's estimate al
correct, aud condemns Capt. Meigs's as too low
An examination of the two shows Col Hughe.
to have estimated the average cost of rocA
cutting at s7t cents per cubic yard Capt
Me'gs at 81 50. Col. Hughes. earth excava.
ton is At 10 cents; Capt. Meigs, at Is to 30
cents. IL Capt. Meig, 10 too low, how stands
the estimate of Col Hughes If Col. Hughes
is sufficiently high, Is not that Of Capt. Meigs
with prices twice as high, q safe estimate?
Tho same prices apply to the Great Fail.
estimate, which Mr. 8. denoun,es as Insult.
cient. He has argued that 81 800 600 couIo
not build the aqued, ct; that it would co.
i've millions-sometimss ten millions; and il
tho New York Tribune, apparently from tn,
Yet Capt Meiga's prices are twice as high ss
hose allowed by Col. Hughes in the estimate
Mr.. Stanton 80 much admires.
We stop for the day at this point having
very essentially refutsd the honorable gen.
dsman's objections, as far as we have gone
Tomorrow, We shall have something to sa,
concerning his remarks on the cost Of the rock
excavation, about the brick used on the
aqueduct, contract for the aqusdues, the Great
Falls manufacturing humbug, DC.
The proposition for Recess Most of the
Congressional long heads of the party in power
entertain strong repugnsncs to the propose d
recess. They evidently anticipate that the
issAsmbling Of consrsss before The ssst Of
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Commercial Bank.

We regret to announce the failure of the
Commercial Bank of Toledo. The following
notice appears upon the door of the bank
this morning
TOLEDO, Nov. 27 1854 This bank, finding
1T impossible to continue the redemption of
Its notes and the payment of its deposltors
without immediate aid to d greater extent
than can in the present deranged state of
monetary affairs be procured, is compelled
to suspend its banking operations All its
assets will, as provided by law, at once pass
to the Board Of Control Of the State Bank
of Ohio, who will Immediately proceed to
settle up its affairs. 1t is hoped and believed
that the assets of the bank viii b. sufficient
to redeem its circulation AMI pay its depos-
ltors; the latter must necessarily be attended
with some delay.
Signed. SiM'L M. YouNG. Pres.
1t will be rgmambe red that under the State
stock system Of banks, iuuj equal to ten
per cent Of the circulation OF all The branch
es is In the hands Of the Board of Control.
for redemption of notes. This fund we un-
darstand to be %800,00O at the present time.
The board have the additional power 10 as
Sess each branch at once pro rata, a sufficient
sum for the redemption of the outstanding
circulation of delinquent branch. LIS
oIllS, therefore are taken at par by all the
other branches, and probably no discrimina-
ton need be made by the business commu-
nifty between the bills of this and other
branches.
We understand that Matthew Johnson,
Esq, the cashier, has assigned the whole of
his private property, variouSly in value csti-
mated from $4,000 to 5000, 600, for the
benefit of the creditors of the institution;
thus proving that he was entitled, personal
ly. to the confidence reposed in Ailu by the
.pubic.
The calamity is a public one, inasmuch
aS this city is 50 peculiarly situated as to
demand constant and large supply of cur
rency to facilitate the ordinary and necessa-
ry transactions of business. This bank had
been the principal reliance for supplying
means to facilitate business till very recent
y, and for long time the duties it perform
ed were so onerous as TO surprise men par
TALLY skilled in the labors and risks, and du-
ties attendant upon it, There was no other
bank of issue in the city, the old Bank of
Toledo having gone out OF existence Il Toledo
Blade.
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The EUROPEAN WAR. During the Meyi-
can war, when our little army was covering
itself with glory, and winning battle after
battle against fearful odds which almost
sounded fabulous the English press-on no
occasion remarkable for libcFality to the
UnitedStates-was conspicuous in its sneerS
and insnuatlons that TO whip the Mcxicans
was no great achievement after ALL The
dead and wounded however, on both sides
told a different story, and record tablet
which will do full justice in history 20 the
galantry of our arms. But now that the
British soldiery have had an opportunity Of
showing what they can do, may we without
being deemed obtrusive, enquire as to the re-
suit Of their prowess.
With their French allies, and outnum-
bering the Russians, they succeeded in gain
ing sort of victory at Alma and if they
have yet taken Sevastopol, we have not
heard the news. In the north their achieve
ments are even less important. Sir Charles
Napier having simply followed the example
of the ancient monarch of France, is back in
England to rest upon his laurels We did
not make quite such fuss in preparing for
war as England has; nor did we take year
to cross The Rio Grande, and merely send our
ships to look at Vera Cruz and then return
home. And yet we find writers in the Lon
don papers, silly enough to talk of chastising
the United States N. Y. Herald
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Evacuation day was celebrated with con-
siderable spirit in New York on Saturday
last NOV. 25th.) National salutes, flags
military Parades, Sc made a lively time oft.
The Postmaster Generals report will show
that the cheap postage system is gradually
vindicating itself. 1t will speak more fayof-
ably of it thap former reports haye done,
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State Canyass-IS54.

We give below an abstract of the votes
for Judge of the Supreme Court, and for
Member of the Board of Public Works, cast
at the late election in this State, taken from
the official returns in the office of the Secre-
tary of State
Supreme Judge. Board Pub. Works.
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THE GIRARD EsTATE.-The Philadel phia
Ledger says the annual rental of the Girard
property belonging to the city, and compris-
ing lots, dwellings stores, ,warehouses,wa
bridges, &c., amounts to 9S542. There
are also in the hands of the treasurer of the
GiTard fund, held BY the mayor. &C., in trust.
under the will of Stephen Girard, stock and
loaps to the amount Of $l,033,ll6 %.
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no PRINTERS.-

ITO PRINTERS.-A hand press. nearly new,
L platen 24x37 inches, Foster patent, in perfect
order and working admirably, will be sold cheap,
or exchanged for good super-royal press, with
a suitable difference. Address this office.
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186,49S 1O9,O15 1S3,472 l09,78j
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, !

DECRETARY OF oTATE 5 UFFICE, {
Columbus, Nov. a. 1854.
hereby certify that the foregoing table is
correctly compiled from the official returns
made TO this office, of the election for state
and county officers held Oct. 10, 1854.
VIM. TREVITT, Sec, of State.