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"TBE NORTH.

The anti-Nebraska papers of Ohio propose convention
give uttcrauce the indignation which everywhere per-
vades the people of the State Of Ohio for the passage Of the
bin recently before Congress" The Cincinnati Gazette
whose editor is recently from Boston, thus speaks:
aLet II be meeting which win unite all tho opponents
Of the Nebraska wrong all the friends Of northern rights
and oil the enemies Of dough-faocs Lot IL be meeting
to organize for the coming contes contest which in
wolves the question, whether there is a North or mott
we let the contest come and LET the old WORKOUT fac
tons coaesce Let the striped and peckod the black and
the whitenemes Of the Union buckle on their old rusty
swordsaye let raise s front and fanatcisn its
poisoned angs and the friends Of the Unionhe lovers of
vel-rcguated lberty-are ready to meet them There
will be blows to take well blows to FIRE in fight like
that and the black flag Of the abotonst will trail in the
dust
What right has this newlyimporled editor to class the
West with the North This the cant of every abolition
ist from Fred Douglass down to Joshua r. addings
Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Iowa and Wisconsin
arc free States to be sure but hns right 10 class
them with the abolitonsts Of the North in the anti.
slavery agitation The GREAr WEsr comprising the above
Statcs has right TO distinctive and independent geo
graphical position and citizen of hers will feel honored
by this summary mode of sinking her individuality in the
narrow and contemplate beotry Of sectional agitation
When the DAY shall comeif il ever comos-when strong
arm shall be needed to uphold all tho laws institutions
and compacts Of this confederacy the Westthe Omar
Wrsrwil show the North and the South that that arm
and the mighty wil and the patriotic spirit are TO be
aroused in the ysrIRr NORTHWEST OF THE Quo
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NR. COMsTOCK's VOCAL Gymnasium. philadelphia
which has been In mecessf operation for twenty
designed for tho Of ssmmerng and defective
elocuion phOnecs
will commence Monday, tbs 4ih of 81 picmbsr.
No become pupil in the vocal who splits
a foor is not otherwise cean in biz habits No member
the insti ution 10 allowed tobacco form.
ANDREW COMsTOCK M. d., Principal
No. lO2 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
DR.. g. has published The following works:
Comstock System Eocuon special
and the treatment Of samnerng defective Price,
81; postage, IL cents.
Comstock's Phonstc Speaker Price, q postage ls
Comsocks Phonetic New Testament Price, OIL rs postage
4
Coms,ocks Phonetic Reader Price, IL postage cents
Tho First Popcs Homer's Had. Phonetic
Alphabet Price, 50 cents postage, cents.
June l6--dStsA
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HHApQuAKTEKs MARINE CoRrs,
Quarexmaster's Once. Washington, 18th june 1854.

QuaTexmasters Once. Washington, 18th June, 1854.
PROPOSALS will Office until ~ O'Clock,
Monday. i7h July furnishing following
cle connfom in all with samples which
application this ofce the office Of the Assistant Quarter
master, New York, viz
900 uniform caps
500 fatigue
500 pairs army half stockings (ai woody
The above articles subject inspection delivery
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Cothingn
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
q. NJ M. c.
The National Ineisencer and Evening STAR Washington, c.
Journal Of Commerce Book city Eagle,
Brooklyn, New York; will
week sntl the 18th july poxmo send b accompanied
one printed OF the advcrsemsn this Office for
June lS--eodtl7July
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Bangor Maine) paper OF Saturday says II Is hoped
that the rain which has fallen is sufficient to release the
drives OF logs hung up the Mattswamkeag and other
streams Il is estimated that 100000 feet of logs are
back in the Mattawamkeag alone which worth about
81 100000 IF these TO remain till fall some EN-
barrassment result to all engaged in the business
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SALE TODAY.


by y. q. MCGUIRE. AaelioHees.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HAY.-on Friday afternoon, June
VI i6th O'Clock, the Smithsonian grounds shall seu
l3stscks well cured hay.
Terms cash, In specie.
"a ~ JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auconeef
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Ths tbs, shss popys Assea u.asss \ uss rsssens
Of II CuSsa, ~ ~ bss~e ~ us sockAoasn and
ssssehosasr reesvng Agsssys wesa ~ - 9 ns
qssy svas0y eao4 - ~ ehussss 80 20
sitoss OF toss usss~ss ss rss sd
WhisA asss suetsst IN NE
psosniae n pfsyy 81 0fcc1lu
performed the labor viii b darsss sssl - .sny
producing from 80 - peurss pr dssw
No more nifty thousand shares will b Sold
distance and wshtng ORDERS mn dsguss
sare In the above snterpnr van
please enclose the amount, postpaid 10 Whishur"S 0ssfy
Washington
lbus Hr agents sole Of orders In this city, u ns
south Pennsylvania svsnss sstwsse losh .Ad lin
ssrreu. -I-l-79 1ef 'E6E June l5-S&
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BY TELEG RAPH.

Great Fire an Worcester, Mossoohnseus.
wopcEsrEa June 15.0ne of the most destructive hres
which ever visited this city occurred last evening herr
fields building with twenty adjoining buildings-the whole
covering space of four acres-was totally consumed BY
this terrible calamity upwards Of fifteen hundred workmen
have been thrown out Of employment.
IL believed that the total loss win exceed $500, OO0
The report that persons have lost their lives proved
on investigation, to be untrue
An immense crowd filled the streets which led to the scene
of alton, and the most intense excitement prevailed
meeting Of the citizens Of Boston held In Fancuil
Hall this morning and suitable adopted in order to
relief families OF the wokmen who have thus
been so suddenly thrown on, Of employment
Mr. Merrihclds loss estimated at $1,000 injured for
s22 ooo The other losses in the aggregate viii from
$500, 600 to $500 900. 1900. ..tls
The following the Of the principal sufferers
Williams, Rich, a Co., Samuel Flagg Co., O. Hovey q
Co., Howard Davis, Allen Thurbee, Dwight Foster,
A. johnson Co. Edward Jvermore, Daniel Painter, Cyrus
Ellis b. b. c. Brown, @. E. Wilson. 8. g. Reed, and
Isaac Davis
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ny GREEN y SCOTT, Auct,on.ers.

NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SIXTH ST.
al sncuonOn Wednesday, the 2lst Instant shall SELL
Of the premises, six O'Clock p
square 49, fronting Of SIKH street west be-
NORTH running alley with the i'm
which good apd nearly frame house,
Terms One third cash balance sir, twelve, eighteen
months for bearing interest from day Of given
and deed Of trust taken. Title indisputabls
GREEN 4 SCOTT
June I'D Auctioneen.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from Washington, Sunday, the llth instant
~ mlch One of them bndle without
white in the face and white tail and belly The
pale red white with
the forehead split When last heard
Tenayown They supposed
Rockville or the Great Falls of the Potomac. {.
The above reward will DO given who will deliver
them Mr. H. Lislbuge street, opposite the West Market
Washington city.
June i6-6td Evening sss and Bait SUM-
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On Thursday, the 18th instant by Mr. Dos1LAs JOHN
A, MIDDLETON, OF New YORK; ANNIE MARIA BEkNf,
daughter of WAsHKsrox BxEaY Esq.
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subscbers having established themselves the
Ii lumber old VIM Bird
prepared furnish articles
BILE terms. They solicit share Of public patronage. H
GEO. w. GARRETT 4 CO.
June l6-eoH
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Destructive Fire IN baltimore.

BaLTnonE June ia destructive fire broke ont this
morning on the .Mill-street Long Wharf The Hremen
promptly repaired the Of con6Agraon with their a
psratus but before the could be subdued nine ware
bouses we're DESTROYED The estimated at upwards Of
$50 600 The of has not yet been sscer
tanned.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, June I5.-Tbe breadstuf market continues
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Bosros June itA boiler exploded yesterday at Stcp
TAYLOR, factory Brighton street, by which six per'
were badly .caidcd, two of whom died this morning.
building was considerably shattered
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AAAA~sAOA".
IA, cheapest comfortable and eYediso. roste 70 tAs
White Saphw Syringe possi"g the Af"", warn, ava nos
Springs.
RRANGEMENTs having been made with the owners o. me
splendid George Page 70 run between Asa
nd. and w..snso n h ~ no railroads.. The following
schedule effect on and after Ihurscay, June 1861
~, ,e.~. m" a.cos corner Of Dske Heary streets,
O'clock the arrival Of the best rusa Weene.ne pv,ng
Rchmoed, ChaSnssesvfIe asA StAonor
fm oordonsvie 70 Asxan1a STATIONS
viii .sve gordo~sviis At O'Clock
Central road, arriving u AlsxspAta at
O'Clock thus allowing dine 70 co..ses Win =: Ss' S sns
wsrcnson and stermedss ssauons
Win leave AsranAris daily sansays s.csPsd) @
on sunday WIN leave At } O'Clock, 4
wausasoa Alsrasdha - n's.nsas. ssanns
ocock :. M sivas n Asrasdra bah so'esnck,
On sunday leave ssatsr past 10 oaaeak, p =.
roxxrS.
To Warrsnion
Govdonsviie $40
Chsriorcsvtns. su
Stsuntcn..
".Lypchhsrx. SIS
"-Lssns-.-...-.-.....s..---.
Passenger. IN Lursy neskss viii nike the leaving
O'Clock, TpesAays Thursdays, and Sat
urd.y-, connecting with ne ssasss C~psper hcs.e
Hdna O'clock mceAays weAnsssays, asa Fridays
meeting sases Chaxso isesvilIe.
ns Asrsmdna daily connecting ssasss sssson
F.ss, ... a'' running daily Ea ssssI:s Agent
Jansi4-d1 A''...An.. VI.
o 81 hye~ pleasantly situated.
ouirs premises third door from u street, or Of j. A. Thop
son, * street. near the avenue. Jsrs lS-dA
1OAKi5. With without r"osss. c~n bs h.a ~ cal
NAY io-s.~4~~
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$4,000 Worth OF Real and Personal Estato for tho
People.
Magnificent EnterpriseLiberal. EqSitos, and Certain.
.wHITEHURsT's DAauERREorYPE ENTERPRISE.


.wHITEHURsTs DAauERREoTYPE ENTERPRISE
II. wHITEHURsT decided
III of the shareholders In the above enterprise $50 @ worth
earliest possible ater sale II
The % each which entities the holder equitable
share in the within named magnificent collection q real and
Aanal Whchuss q VI orllb Fair
cate II presented At either or MS galleries. ~ s Ssa"
Washington, u Co. Penn. av., Richmond, Va n, -, -.
~ and ST. Petersburg. .Ah ptsef
ssltinore SOS Masss wizinsson Not.a Csrcins
Norfolk Va, Man Faysusvils Nosm Cssoina-
Lyuehbusr Va, nlAia street.
A. hayseesu made with the fio~1.s es,.bs.s.d
galleries TO redeem esrdncatss sa
J. o~.sys gallery, Broadway, New Yok o. c. Ce,ins
c. Csssss Cs.s wsssasa, Massy and D. q. Collins Co.'S
LIST or REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
Nsnk, Va valued 47,o0o
splendid hck hSAse and os IA Osoesswn,
D. c.. o. SECOND ssses ss.a 900 from fsdsch IT, $3.50
AsA Frederick $500
One slesass honss Wshiagon $500
Ous nns houss losin WusAInesm $500
Pors.out, Va, Court street, ad-
Two o in GsoVsswn sssss 600 loo
One 10, ia Wnnhsss Observation-Disclosures.
Five panos, eco l,5oo
Fiy splendid gnd wssshss 90 5000
Twsrsy-stx sissAvs SILVER ptschsrs s...... 90 90 10
Atamsu1 nnes OF 20
Tw~rv silver esS,ssv Observation-Disclosures.
INV 6.e i.Ssss ssscsssss 1000
Eifly nae byesssudss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 500
ono hus1rsd 6ne pcstspopnsiss s...........
9 S,,, n Sns S..1 N. I'd a. ms. 500
hsns~sd ssentt gs1 ceksn 10 90 900
On. ,ho.s..d phoS,sra.sIc Ar, JvuusAs
n - 500 sss -
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CHARLESTON, Is. o. june 1.-THE prospect Of good
wheat crop in this State by encouraging hernst
having shown itself in large portion crop. Tbepros
pect Of the corn and crop good All accounts from
Georgia respecting the crops are'fsvorsble
The New Orleans papers ridcne the statement OF
ngton correspondent Of New York paper that ieW NH
ns,er had assembled in New Orleans all armed and equip
ped and ready to march moments notice upon the i'll
fsted island OF Cuba
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ni.tressina .Shiprreok.

BALTIMORE june I5.-Captan Hopkins, OF the schooner
Kent arrived here tbi, morning from Rio Janero. The
captain reports that the 2sth Of May when in latitude u
deg IS min and longitude SO deg 20 min he fell In with
the wreck Of the English ship Bella bound from Rio for New
York Captain n supposes from the appearance OF the
rec. that all ON board met with watery grave
The Bella cleared from Rio with OF 800 bags OF cot
fee and 900 bags of ogwood II h believed that she had bu
few board She had crew OF about twelve
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Bosros June ia well-known merchant, largely O
gagged in the India and California trade, failed here yese
dav His liabilities. which chiefly in the South, are p
down at a quarter Of million OF dollars
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The famous trotting horse Jack Rossiter was sold,
day or two ago to Mr.. lie Grand Smith, Of New York
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New York editor finding cabbageseed in letter re-
ceivcd from brother quill wants to know il his cores
pendent has habit of scratching his head while writing
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Fnos PERsAseucoS-By the arrival of the ship james n
Shepherd at New York Tuesday from Pernambpoo we
learn that Pernambuco is quite clear from sickness Polt-
cay everything Is quiet There is every prospect OF
large sugar crop the coming Flour s23 per Dbl
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fellow named Parkes last week caught in the act
Of running off with his neghbors wife and horse, near
Natchitoches, louisiana The jury-mostly old bache-
lors--dismssed him the woman, but held him on the
horse.
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A very abscntminded gentleman being upset by boat
into the river sunk twice before he remembered he could
swim
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supreme Court Of the United STATE.
TUESDAY, January 10, 1854.

TUESDAY, January 10, 1854
William g. NJ Davis, esq. of Florida. was admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF This court.
No a. Charles Bspham US. Jos Arcbet,s erecu,o,
Appeal from the circuit cou of the United State. 70,
Eastern Pennsylvania. Mr. Justice Campbell delivered
the opinion OF the court affirming the decree OF the cir
cult court in this cause with costs
No 30. Cornelius Kanouse u.s. John M Martin in
error to the superior court of the city OF New York
Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion of the court. re-
versing the judgment OF the superior court in this canse
with COSTS and remandng the cause for further
ngs to be had iheren in conformity TO the opinion OF
this court
No 10. Elizabeth 4. Potters executors ., Sampel n
Potter al. Appeal from the crcu, court of the Uni.
ted States for the district Of North Carolina MIR Justice
Daniel delivered the opinion Of the court Affirming the
judgment o the circuit court in this cause with costs
No 81 Elijah Phelps rs Jacob Moysr. In error 10
The circuit court OF the Uaed States or IN. district OF
Indiana Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered tho opinion
OF the COURT affirming the iadgmen, Of the circuit cour,
in this cause with costs
No 3s John Gauow et al, appellants, ~. Amos Da-
vis The argument OF this cause was concluded n,
Gov. Seward for the appellants.
No, 1o7. The United States, plaintiff. y, James L
Dawson This cause argued bv Mr.. Attorney Gen.
eral Gushing Tor the plaintiff and by Messrs Lawrence
and Pike for The defendant
holoufned until tomorrow, III o'clock. a. m
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The Democratic Reunion.
The Philadelphia Argus makes the following crafty.
ing response to the late article in the Union in which
we rendered the olive branch to all good democrats;

The Philadelphia Argus makes the following gratfy
ing response to the late article in the Union in which
we rendered the olive branch TO all good democrats
"There is much truth and philosophy in the above
article the Washington Union, that heartily com
mend 1t the democracy of Pennsylvania for their guidance
In STATE well national questions. The late decision
pronounced In this State against the attempt TO introduce
the local difference. of smother Commonwealth Into the
elections here may Justly be regarded proud tribute to
the fidelity OF the democracy of Pennsylvania well 10
the policy pursued by the national since s
advent power. While no attempt made to coerce
the Judgment invade the private right Of the individual
members OF the party to determine they fl and
proper ali controversies in other sections Of the Union
sturdy odashioned democracy OF the keystone
uey the door in the face Of those who adopted
policy of bringing this foreign element into the politics
this State. With that quarrel much dcpiored it, we
had nothing To the supposed grievances Of other
tons parties. No such feelings actusied tho
democracy Of Pennsylvania they willing that the
character and reputation OF the State should be pered by
the introduction of imaginary questions Of State national
policy into election for local offices OF the Common
wealth We, in this Sale, desired peace and harmony,
union and ison in ranks and hence the
decisive action OF the party in favor OF the State and
onsl and opposed to those who resolney,
and in defiance Of the welknown wish OF the majority,
attempted plant the element of discord and contention
In the bosom Oft democratic party in this State.
''But with the Union, say, 'lct The dead pas bury
Its dead The party faith and discipline has been signay
and abundanty vindiceted The majority have spoken in
the plsinet and most emphatic manner, and we now
pect all who desire be cassed with the friends Of
the party In the u,ure coming up TO the support OF those
candidates may be selected with heariness and
diality An honest difference Of opinion may rnn into
iacous opposition # not watched with and cir
spection The right Of all express their prefer
a candidates prevoas nomination il OF the
cardinal principle, the party but, them that preference
be exhibited in the proper channel and under those
rules which the democracy have established for their gu
and difection may ghtfny disopss nd crit
ice the acts Of In oics or those who candidates
for Office bat whene portion OF the parry make such
ment. ose ulered % fsrnis ammunition for The OPP
position decst the candidate who may be nominated
then thar which. when properly exercised ost prefog
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saved by much labor and expense, nesn bags Of
letters Gall eis) and Of newspapers. The Of
The newspapers much damaged as 10 be total
loss t-.s5s .tat#. .&4 essa n5.sT#
/" To save the letter mail obtained large house. in
which spread all the letters singy 10 dry. and then
bundled them In substantial manner. and forwarded
them this day by Mr. Smith, the mail agent
"The newspaper mail was total loss, and the letters,
notw outstanding The and labor bestowed upon them.
In very bad condition. They lay saturated with salt
water upwards OF twenty days"
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OFFICIAL.

''rs' Frs'de"f hs Vr.sed Of 4merea TO all
aAom u nay
Satisfactory EVIDENCE having exhibited 10 me ,ha F,,rhcpv
"o"e. h pean appointed consul of Ayrss for The
po 9, BOSTON, IN the State of Massachusetts do hereby recoe
MISE MIN as such, and declare free to exercise and enoy
sus OF the most favored in the upi,.a 3,.,e, -
IN mony Whereof have caused letter. to be
pas" an" the zeal Of the United her-unto
sfen under my hand the city OF Washington the n day Of
L. 81 January A. D. 1854 the Of the United
s'S'~' Of America the seventy esh,h
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
VIZ MARoS, Secretary or State
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duos system which cannot be continued wilhoss ac-
ing in opposition the spirit Of their constitution
as well against the dictates of justice ami co~gaQn
citizens, under the treaty Of the Uaitsd Stasa viiA
China, could stand The test OF that sxaniaelioa
which the authorities Washington would beetoW,sa
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Ill oS TRUSTEES, with Notes by Henry Whsr-
Jan n rRANrK rAytop
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ue-The Treasurer Of the Yoang Mems ChrAsaAan A.
will the of ths sssoclaou
7h street. evening during the present week, o
for purpose Of receiving from msmSsn
paid Those who nnd cell
nscribing with
In book deposited there for that purpose. -
W he
money the through the once hasA
the church with which
nectcd, where they attend.
Under resolution y necessary II saA
report be paid before the
Anniversary meeting next Monday evening . : ~
Jan lo-3 TfsasurSs.
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Asstio~ssr.

BY j.. C. MCGUIRE, ASeuoAssr
cUPERIoR STOCK GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, STAND
u auc0n.On Saturday
os January I4,h the grocery 4 Dyr.s,
eso
entire stock without comprtsfng
Loaf penverixed, and crushed a "A So
Jsvm, Rio, ana Lasuayra coffee - e#F
Adsmantine, and mould candles + sf&tsaHrata
CASTLE, brown, Windsor and fancy soaps ka1 taH
Imperial, SouchohE and OoIong
Spices, ginger, cloves, nutmess starch reF
Preserves pickles, olive oil
nktn butter, nolasses .erW
Madeira, Mnscai, wines
Pale and dark brandy +
Pure Holland gin Jamaica .iaNUl
Superior old wbiskey, domestic liquors
Scotch ale, bottled liquors s..ttm Ir. =
Tobacco and cigars. N
Glass aud earhenwnre, DC. ~
Iren safe, drsy, platform scales ~.
Counter scales, wbeeiharrow, truck ~.
Large butter refrigerator capable Of holding thousand
pounds
Lot of coal. &c.
Terms $50 and uGdsr that credit of
four months, for satisfactorily bearing interest
JAS. q. Mc0UIee, ~,
Jan lid Aaeaonose
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T IEUr. HERNDOv's valley ~ the Amazon me-
Ii uioraon the valley of Amazon
government volume, rs p,atss anA nap
msi Uatsed o@aaes
~ TAYLoa 4 MAUav,
Ian BOOKSELLERS, IN sssss. 2
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A FURNIsHED HOUSE Or ROOMS FOB RUUT.-
~ Several pleasant psos and bod with
board nde~irsd the sntre honse which y comfnsy -
nscd and heated by furnace, be obtained aya . ~
house, the Pennryvana avenues Fisse Wa1
the Brazilian Mnisser and almost directly cppcas ~ ~
nRrd residence Preferred The b. rsnssd wses -
furniture Omubuss Capitol hvs snsses Ap
plication be msds before the 18th instant N
1l~dlw
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THE HEARTH nHch Msne.L Len
In Cities, author Of Dtu6es In Chfes
Rcsraphy,v "dod Men, Foopnats rtcvdssda
TAYLOR Il MAUkY0
Jan N Bookstore n~sr esh street.
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CONVICTED.
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE

AKRON, tOhio,) Jan I0Packs, the murderer OF Beacon
has been convicted of murder In the first degree. t "A
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Prices Of admission Dress circle and 50 csn$ ~
served rs orchestra rs family cin - 90
third der 90 cocred gallery, Is cts. Private boxs -
Jan IL