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~ GORGE COOK AuCTIoNEER THE LARGEST AND
" best assorted stock Of furniture in the city IS
l6K O'Clock this day and to continue daily untf the
whole is sold. GEORGE COOK viii sell by Auct.bn at
No. 2o2 Broadway, the splendid and superior custom
made stock Of parlos dining room chamber and ONCE
store. Also, several splendid French plate mirrors,
rosewood pianoforte, &c &c. The whole to be sold
without reserve and ID well worthy the attention OF the
trade and othere. Catalogues now ready.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
personal.

n R.-YOUR LETTER WAS NOT RECEIVED UNTIL
LIZ Thursday evening. Please meet me on Saturday
at the time and place. ADA.
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DY WATERBURY DYER, AUCTIONEERs 80
ID Broad street.-We shall include In large sale
Of brilliant diamonds, watches, &C. at Office, Fri
day, Dec. ~, at 10H O'Clock, the six gold hunting
watches, consisting of chronometers double time keep
ers and levers costing to from $3.50 TO $500
each having been exhibition at the Crystal Palace by
Breting Frre Co., and sold by their order to the
highest bidder without reserve the expense OF
returning them to Locke, Geneva. 4H
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EDw'Dk. COLLINS, No. owan street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY h CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD x co., % Austin Friars London.
b. @. WAINWRIGHT a co., Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre.
The of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones or
metals, unless bills Of lading signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice. thar the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goois contraband Of war.
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without reserve and well worthy the attention OF the
trade and others. Catalogues now ready.
~ ROCERY, LIQUORS, HAMS, CURRANIs, RAIsINs,
" wagon.-Ths day, at q Dey street, corner Green
wch atloh O'Clock, new grocery wagon, choc Olste,
segar, teas, coees, sugars, almonds, prunes, rice,
sr:
accordeops, saloon fixtures &c. ". A. CARTER, Auc-
tioneer, Dey street
II ENRY II. IIIs, AUCTTONEER-BY h. H LEEDS
III k00., this day, Friday, the 22d, at 1oh o'clock,
at the saesrooms 10 Nassau street. sale fancy
marble aabaster and other goods the importation Of
the Crystal Palace Among the marble statuary is
superb statue Flying Nymph BY Levy; one do Pendant
dancing Bscehus; ldo; copy ofthe fgure Dsn.ide or,
gnai in the Vatican the trst imported do. Bath
Ing Nymph, an original Leinberg; do Madonna Of
Teneranni; superb group Of Saviour and Mary and
libraries and parlors The alabaster vases win embrace
ell the antique styles copied from the British
and the galleries throughout France and Italy One
perb pair OF ampheras for ornamonted with
beautiful basreievos superb Canthares octagon
PEDESTAL large agate Hebe vases Etruscsn do Egyptian
urns, Lecythus vases, Bardgo Tazzas for fruits and
cards Eruscan mantel vases large Fine urns; Roman
covered do agate venetian do and many other exquisite
styles OF the latest Importation Gentlemen and ladies'
writing and dressing cases OF rosewood and papier
mache, inaid with pearl Bronzes-Magni6cent bronze
satuettes Of every size and description just received
from Europe the finest offered at auction In this
city, representing Una and tine Lion Asia and Africa,
the Stag at bay, Amazon, Hercules &C. CocksA large
invoice Of superb bronze and ormolu clocks comprising
about one hundred different Sizes all Of the most
quisite workmanship and in perfect order. Parian
statuarySuperb Psrian groups and statuetes, repre-
senting the finding Of Noses the Flute player Psyche
the Madonna &c. also busts OF Napoleon, wellington,
and others. Fans, Of every description, kid, silk ond
nted framed in richly carved pearl and ivory
French por :eain and China Of every description
richly decorated and entirely patterns. Silver
Plated Ware-Casors tea SETS cake baskets, salvers,
liquor stands &c. Also splendid assortment Of dia
mond jewelry consisting OF bracelets brooches pins
rings studs and sleeve buttons also, watches by the
most celebrated English Also large invoice
of ted in thc
sstipg Of large figures for nches figures groups, Chin
ncy tops, very elegant brackets vases, and other az
cles Also fancy boxes, paperies card paper
day present. ..ro SIX marble mantels, richly scup-
red, from the Crystal Palace. Also, two elegant
nch plate pier glasses, and one rosewood, uprigh,
ano, all Of which will DO positively sold without
o rye.
III ENRY EInS AItf-rIo srrf2 pxI u 4 LEIle
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NJ EW YORK u CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, VIA
IN Nicaragua-Ths Accessory Transit Co. OF Nicara-
qua prop.ietorsThe splendid doubles eng s,eams nip
NOklHkRN LIGHT, $500 tons burthcn, Capt L. l.
nnhieIaaeh win leave per No Norta river. at three
O'Clock, T. NJ precisely Tor Punta Arenas, Wednesday
December q, connecting with the favorite steamship
Cortes, 1000 tons burthen the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve mlea Of land transportation
BY frat class carriages These steamers
10 their yentiiat and Accommodations. For nforma
titn or passage, apply only to CHAS MORGAN, Agent
No Bowling Green. Letter bag made up at the Office
Letters rs cents per Il ounce.
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A UCTION SAIE.-HOIIDAY PRESENTS, GOLD AND
"A silver watches, &c, from . Broadway stors
SAMUEL O6G0OD, Auctioneer, will sell at his saesrooms
"a Nassau street, tomorrow, Saturday, December the
twenty-third, at 1oh A. ~, large and extensive
assortment Of valuable gold and silver Watches from the
most celebrated makers; also large assortment Of re
jewelry, comprising brooches rings, finger rings
lockets sleeve buttons 90 vest fob and guard
chains &C. The above goods belong rst class house
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TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, AUCrIONEER COAL,
81 horses, carts, harness. Nc, At auction by virtue
OF an execution and chatle mortgage also by order Of
street. At 10s O'clock COAL horses cart harness. large
scales, Office furniture, &c
II. BISHOP, Constable Attorney nc.
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CONTINUATION SALE-EXTENsIoN TABLES AT
~ Aucton.-M WRAY, auctioneer, will sell this day,
Anthony street large assortment Of extension
tables. made by W. Hecrdt $50 Wooster street, COM
prisiDg walnut beach, mahogany and oak, In all Sizes
and the most modern styles WIN positively be sold,
without reserve.
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TyOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-U. s. MAI. LINE
I The and splendid steamship KNOXVILLE,
Capt. G. D. Ludlow will leave New York for Savannah
Saturday, Dec. % from pier No T. North river at
O'Clock p. II. Bulls Of lading signed on board. For
MITCHELL, Is Broadway. For Florida through tickets
from New York to jacksonville, $40; to Pilatks $33.
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EDWARD srNTZENICH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IL SCHENCK will sell at auction, this day, at IL
O'Clock, q: the auction room 10 Wall street, diamond
jewey for presents for ladies. Elegant jewey and i'm.
ported watches, chains, &C. being for absolute sale to
the highest bidder imported watches, by Tobias,
French, and Others In heavy gold cases. also, lepine
Watches vest fob and guard cha Ms, suits of enameed
pins, earrings and bracelets diamond rngs, lockets
pencil gold lockets breaspins charms card cases
silver spoons. Also, few dozen Of assorted portmon-
naiee card cases. &c
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A ssOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.-THE MEE
IA bers OF the ISOLATION will please meet 1t IL ~
this day, al the Chief Engineers Office No 81 Elizabeth
street. for the purpose Of participating with the Fire De
partmen In paying the last tribute Of respect to jane
T. Lowrie, member Of the department. wh0 Lost Il
a. W. WHEELER, r. g.
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DRoPELLER.-- PROPELLER WANTED OF ABOUT
III 200 tons burthcn from sbfee to Eve years old.
Address box 3,ol4 Post osce, stating and resi-
dence, description OF boat and price.
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T,OR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt.
j. J. Garvn, will leave Philadelphia for S.y:susn, on
Wednesday, December ao, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Fare $40
storage 81 The Keystone State win leave as above th
following Wednesday Agents In New York, SCRANrO.s
&TAlIMAN, No. ~ Old slip, where state rooms may BE-
aecu
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ERTENDsIIp HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. NC.
H 1.-THE active and honorary members Of this
company requested 70 meet Mt the truck house,
Friday the 22d Instant at IL O'clock to pay the last
tribute of respect TO our late comrade James r. Lowre
BY order, GARRETT SMITH, Foreman.
II. +. L. BUNTING, Secretary.
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9" w.-aasday, December 10 at the FIRE IN broadway,
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n IAsGow NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

N The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK,
400 tons and 500 horse power R. Craig, commander)
and GLASGOW, 1862 tons and 400 horse power (W.
Cumming, commander) built expressly for the trade
tween NewYork and Glasgow will sail under From New
York Glasgow Saturday. 10th january 1855 at II noa.
First cabin, saloon satcrooms stewards fee ncuded
500; first cabin, mdship (staterooms stewards fee
ineludcd), SIS. Third cassA limited number of third
cass passengers viii be TAKEN supplied with provisions
OF good quality, properly cooked at $25 each Carries
surgeon. For freight or passage, apply to J. McsYMON,
So broadway, New lorh New York city bills gold
only received for passage.
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I,OR CHARLESTON AND fLoRiDA--sEMf-wEEKIY
I United States mail line.--1hc fast going steam
er JAMES ADGER 8. c. Turner commander, will leave
pier No. 4 North river Saturday December 70, at
O'Clock r. NJ precisely. For freight apply on board,
where all bills of iading will DO signed and for passage
al the ONCE Of SPOFFORD, TIIESr0N CO., 80 Broad
way Through tickets TO Florida as folows:-To Jack
sonvic s31 to Pilatka, e33. The Marion will succeed,
and leave on Wednesday. Dec 81.
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T1NOR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
III States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt
]. j. Garvin, viii leave Philadelphia for Savannah on
Wednesday, Dec. ~, at 10 O'Clock A. H. Fare S20
seerage 81 The Keystone State will leave above this
following Wednesday. Agents in New York SCRANTON
4 TAIANAN, 10 Old slip, where staterooms may be 60
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INFORMATION WANTED OF DENNIS DONOVAN,
u who came hsre about two weeks since ANY infor.
nation respecting him win be thankfully received by his
wife, ct John Clear's hotel No. Washington street
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VXTET NURsE--A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH FREsH
wv bresst Of milk desires . situation wet nurse;
she has abundant supply, and produce the most
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ITO HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS.-WANTED A
i situation by young woman to iuperintend iaun-
dry has acted in that capacity for four years. The
best Of city reference former employers Address
call on Mrs. A. B., 10 Frankfort street.
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CITUATION WANTED, AS BOOKKEEPER.-THE DRY
y goods jobbng business preferred ut reasonable
larry Best Of city references to character and ability
together With Eve years experience. Address Townsend
Herald Office,
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DEESONS OUT OF EMPLOY wANTED-rO ACT As
i agents In selling the most interesting topic before
the people Retailers of maps, pedders and others win
do well TO call the publisher Of the irror OF Sevas
top0l Crmea and the Black Sea-" 90 Fulton street. up
stairs The best publication out for agents to mako
money on
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TTNo JEWELLERS AND sILyERSMITHS-wAN
i situation rs salesman, traveller, by . young
man. He will devote his leisure hours 10 the keeping
and arranging Of cwery in the finest order. Address
for three avs Alma, Herald o1ics.
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TTNFITCRAPH.-THE ADVERTISER PRACTICALLY
Il familiar with all the systems At present il use,
more particularly the Morse wou4 IKE situation a.
West according to inducements Best OF references
TO qualification can be given Address Telegraphus,
herald Office.
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1cOR CHARLESTON, 8. C.--THE SUPERIOR SIDE
JIG wheel steamship QUAKER CITY. J. H. Hodgdon,
commandNy. will leave Philadelphia for Chsrleson, 8.
c. on Saturday, Dec. 3d. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Cabin pas
sage $40. Apply 10 HERON MARTIN, SIX North
Wharves, Philsac..shia,
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N D. NASH, AuCTIONEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY
IL -Assignee's sale Of candle moulds &c this
ing, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the store consisting Of
large quantity Of candle monlds and stands, IA, 6s,
12'e. las 16's, &c.
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YIyO TEA AND COFFEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J. wanted by gentleman just arrived from England,
with thorough knowledge OF the and coffee trade,
also efficient bookkeeper BY double and single entry.
Address J. c. care Of Mr. Hatock, sol Third avenue.
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IF HrsiNRY BURTON WILL CALL A. .HE dEQApwAY
4 Post Office, he will end letter for him.
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consideration, and against law, equity and good
science and all sales transfers, and eonveyances mort
cages liens attachments pledges and securities of every
kind which either in whole or in part shall have been for
account OF spiruous or intoxicating liquors shall be ut
erly null and void against all persons and in all and
rights Of any kind shall be acquired thereby and in
any action either at law equity touching such real
personal estate the purchaser of such liquors may be
witness for either party And action of kind shall
be maintained in any court in this State either in whole
in part for intoxicating sprituous liquors sold in
any other State country whatever; shall any
action Of any kind be had maintained in any court in
this State for the recovery possession OF intoxicating or
spirtuous liquors, or the value thereof
SIC. IL. All the provisions of this act relating towns
shall be applicable to cities and plantations and those
atng to seectmen shall also be applied to the and
aldermen OF cities and assessors OF plantations.
SEC ID The act entitled An act TO restrict the sale of
intoxicating drinks, approved August sixth, thousand
eight hundred and oryx is hereby repealed except the
thirteen sections from section ten 10 section twentytw
inclusive, saving and reservng all actions or other pro-
ceedngs which already commenced by authority OF the
and all other acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
with this act hereby repealed This act to take effect
from and after its approval by the governor.
Approved June 2, 1851.
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Is IT PAINFUL TO plE2-lccordng to my observation
the mere act of dying is seldom in any of the word
very painful process 1t true that persons die in
state of bodily torture in of etanus that the
drunkard dying of delirum remens is haunted by terrific
visions; and that the victim of that most horrible of all
diseases hydrophoba in addition those peculiar bodily
suIerngs from which the disease has derived its name
may be in state of terror from the supposed presence of
ghtiu Objects which presented to him as realities
to the last But these and other instances which
might adduce are exceptions TO the general rule-wIch
is that both mental and bodily suffering terminate long
before the is finally closed Then as to the actual
fear of DEATH il seems to that the Author OF our exist
ence for the most part gives it to when it is intended
that should live and takes it away from us when it is
intended that should die Those who have been long
tormened by bodily pain generally anxious to die
they to live SO 1t often is with those whose
life has been proaccd to extreme old age beyond the
usual period of mortality when they labor under no
actual disease Psychological Inquiries,
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A Sc AsoYABIE wORK.--Chares b. Norton. of New York
has in press and will publish in day two the very
book that is wanted for weatherbeing Plny Mess
Rambcs in Land Our readers will recollect the many
sketches from bis pen published in the Post These have
all been thoroughly revised and the author has added
full of the discovery and settlement of America by
the Northmen history of volcanic cruptons in Iceland
and complete account of Scandinavian Mythology and
the old Icelandic literature, with extracts In
prose and poetry. More than half the volume will he en-
tirey new and the whole will be altogether interesting
The trade with this unequented country having just been
opened to all the world by law of Denmark, Mr. Mess
book is particularly opportune it gives complete
count of the productions exports and imports of this
markablc island Its WOOL think, win be worth look
ing after; and considerable trade might be got up in
and other manufactures of New England cotton
goods and furniture. Stykkysholm and Hanarforh are
among the business places All goods enter the country
duty free and shall probably be bothered with
reciprocity treaties All travel and transportation of goods
and the mail through the interior is horseback There
not q carriageroad wheeled vehicle steam-engine
post office, customhouse, police officer, fort soldier
or lawyer, in the whole country. Goods left of
doors unguarded stealing being unknown There never
but prison in the island and that used also
as an aimshousc, but there no poor to put in it.
Boston Post.
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steam Machinery for United states steam
Frigates.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

NAVY DxrAkrnxSr,
august complete the steam ma
steam sa,e TO at least ss5 feet length. and q
s's, ~. @ % @ building each United
al Norfolk ''"''' ~'' :" '
for that may be proposed mud
rid within which s work can be ;,
peier with the connexions for hois,ns compoon. ihs
Nc at Kinds ,hoss o approved
s ' sna ID. ~s ss
proposal. and also the coal bunke,s mus, be included.
ne SS ss's,. s.s:;, Vii
as and for sss The machinery saaa
For The the entire machinery witt, fuel
oas Including length 90
SeecS The greatest breadth Of hs space under he nss%
will be d feet aud The height from The hers the bottom the
weight machinery. boilers and
est .sS ana
1885 tons gao pounds, Of which $50 tons is e so.l
may TX popsla'
propeller win b 81 The length
to the stepos will be about ia feet The Of
load
fsate Of the class 1900 measurement
The particular arrangement Of The machinery viii be e with
OF udvanage d. Of the department being
on q fuel Which the avaiab r S.. paposs viii ad%
work ss @ .y. S sssn The The
ofihe department. there nl payment
whole OF the when wohird of the
shall like be completed, there shall b. further payment
when the ship shall have made trial trip satisfactory
department. OF moi than week there shall
further payment Of aud when the ship shalt have been
Of the department. and performed satisfactorily
oaAs remaining shall he paid the repairs necessary
during peiod from defective workmanship and MATERIAL being
n the expense Of tile contractor
Each proposal specify ship The offer is made
by full specifications
drawings which, desired, will be returned to those whose offers
c accepted must aso be stated at what establishment
the work is to be done.
proposal accompanied BY the
when awarded will be faithfully peomed aud the
will be required
the -foui,s the amount of the
j. e. DOBBIN.
July l-2awlAug Secretary Of the Navy.
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OFFICIAL.
Franklin Pierce President Of the United States all
Whom II may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Helm
rich Muller has appointed Oldenbug port
Of the State OF Georgia, hereby recognise him
declare him free enjoy functions
powers, and privileges allowed
voEed nations In the United Suites.
In testimony whereof, have
PATENT and the seal ofie United States
Given under hand city Of Washington day
IT, 81 June, d. 1854, and of the independence United
States Of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. L.. MARCY Secretary Of State.
Franklin Pierce, President Of the United States of serica
,ohom nsay
satisfactory evidence having Kaufman
H. Muller has been appointed consul of Hanover port
the State Of Georgia. hereby recognise him
aud declare him free enjoy functions powers
and privileges allowed the
nations In the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused made
patent the seal United affixed
Given under hand the city of Washington
H. 81 Of June, d. 1884, independence
States OF America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by The President: f
W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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DARN FOR SALE We have for farm of o26 acres in
Georges county, Besvie Maryland IL will
cold very favorable both
he deferred payments being satisfactorily secured.
miles md hui dis
leading IN the
city. sdous farm belonging to Mr. H. Herman and
being excellent capable OF the highest degree cultivation
occupying the place. who prepared willing
properly chance obtaining
really price accommodating terms.
M0RSs, STANSBURY, CO,
June 9i-2,w2w Corner streets.
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goose, belonging to Mr. James Rookie of Chester coun-
ty, died theoher day advanced age 1t came into
possession Of Mr. his wedding day. thrtthree years
ago being the property of his wife 1t probably near
forty years old at tho time of its death to which age il
said, goose will live
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UMBERThe subscribers, hnvine established themselves
lumber business nj the old stand of VIM Bird,
in
bic They solicit share public patronage
GEO w GARRETT & co.
June l6--eou
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CRENCH NOVELS AND NOMANCEs, In pamphlet
including Of Dumas Sue Feval BaIxnc Marson Sand
Lecompte, AIery Krudner, and Others old
finely printed and illustrated Others Of cheaper edition. for sale
very low prices.
Imported direct from Paris, and this day opeued BY
July FRANCK TAYLOR.
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o. The Rev. acer will (by lenve Of Pr0vb-
denee preach the Hail of spcs natives Sabbath he
I'd instsnt,) at II O'Clock.
July
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letter from Melbourne by the last steamer states that
rents have fallen in the suburbs Comfortable our-room
ed cottages can now be had at from e250 10 f3Oo year
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RUssIAs DEBrAccording TO the last official document
published in Russia the general total of the home and for
egn debt of that empire amounted, the LIST January
1853 to 4Ol millions of silver rubes 604 millions of
francs namely
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o. The Rev. II. w. Dodge, Of Virginia. will preac h
the First Baptist church, Tenth Sunday the ID July
ut ii O'Clock in the morning, and in the afternoon,
July