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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

The Boston Courier Gays we cast a slur on Edward
Everett. The truth is that we referred to one of
his earliest speeches in Congress and nothing more;
We did not pervert the sense, nor make any forced
application ofit If that is injurious to Mr. Everett
is il because he has ever dsclaimed that speech III
SO, we shall be happy TO hear of it. Or Will l"e
Conrier favor US with statement as TO which OF
Mr.. Eyeretts many speeches it is allowable to refer
to. and which it ia not There to be some diff
Guilty in making the distinction and it would be well
TO have such an authority The Courier ON the sub
iect
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

TIE Oneida Sachem likes the doings of the Saratoga
Convention pretty we'll but regrets the absence Oft
solve to abolish Slavery in tn, District of Columbia
Now the very first resolve of that Convention srms
the right and duty OF the Federal Government to pro-
hbi Slavery any territory possession and country
cover which this Union now has or may hereafter
acquire, exclusive jurisdiction" What more does
The Sachem want
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST ~ loo4

and teplessness .re shown by such appeals to north
ern civilization and culture Proverbally dehcient In
eucstop and art having to look to the North ior s
refined pursuits the South would make doushiaces 't
every one who goes thither to illuminate them or 10
pppIy III EN- with labor saving machinery. 1t will not
do, Messrs Nigger-driyers. The reign OF dough-
fscery IS coming to an end.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING AT EASTON,
PENN,

E,sroS, Monday, Aug 81, 1854.
Democratic County Meeting took place in this town
to-day The attendance very large and the gathering
very harmonious.
Strong resolutions passed in favor oil the State and
National Administrations and also in favor Of tho Ne
braska and Kansas bill.
The meeting was addressed by Senator Broihcad and
Governor A. Ii. Reeder of Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
OHIo-A correspondent in the XVIII Congressional
District sends the following with reference to the
present Member from that district:

% The Hon. VIM. r. Sapp has returned from Washing
tom and is now at home Mr. Sepp has well served his
constituents and country, and are so highly pleased
with his political that determined to return
him to the next Congress We have not been well re-
presented since Columbus Deano of held
the Office. Mr.. Sapp endowed with the necessary quail
ifcaons for northern representative, bodness, saga
city and discrimination, and will wage indeiagabe and
never-endng against all wrong in whatsoever form or
shape it may appear. lie is self-maae man, and know
ing as he does the vcssudes of fortune devotes himself
the interests of the people you must have noticed in
all his votes speeches the Homestead and Nebras
kn hills
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINATIoNS--DEM0-
CRATIC MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. 81, 1854
The political bubbub has commenced in this city To-
day the Native American Convention nominated John D.
Warner for Recorder of Deeds Robert L. ShgItz for
Clerk Of the Quarter Sessions VIM. D. Baker for Pro-
thonotary of the District Court and Wm Gardner for
Coroner.
The Democrats hold meeting to nominate candidates
for election tonight. There is opposition in the inst
ssonal Distrct T. B. Florence. In the third
district VIM. Landy will receive the nomination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

Ross CoUSTY KANSAS CoNPASY.-This Company had
meeting the other evening, which the resolution raising
Committee 60 TO Kansas and select location for the
Company rescinded. Resolutions adopted ad.
journng the meeting of the Association TO next spring in
that Territory upon the call Of the President that Of
five members. Cbillicothe (O.l Advertiser. Aug. is.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
Gov Wnlenr Of Indiana vas married ON ths llth %

Gov. WRIGHT OF Indiana married on the 18th TO
fair Kentuckian. The LOuisriAe Democrat says:
GOV. Wright Of Indiane and lady, reached the city
last evening. He has formed union with one of the fair
daughters OF Kentucky, Miss Harriet b. Burbrdge OF
Scott County The wedding took place Monday, and
yesterday Gov Powell gave his Exceency of Indiana aud
lady handsome entertainment. They leave by the
inc train for Indianapos
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

ELECTION IN GALyEsroS, TExAs.-A riot was antici-
paed at the local election in Galveston recently. The
German population it had organized for the pur
pose of overawng the Americans who posed to
be banded together as Know Nothings" The Americans
had armed themselves and taken further precautionary
measures So told by gentleman who left Gal
weston on the day of election.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO THE KNOW
NOTHINGS AT LOUISVILLE.

E0VIe'ILLE, SatufIayI Aug' 10 Io"f'
large meeting Of Democrats held in this city tas
evening at which resolutions were passed expressing dis
appreciation of the Know Nothing organization. Col
Caldwell delivered orcble speech in opposition to tho
"Know-Nothings." Some disturbance was expected but
all passed off quietly.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

merely .ntsgopism to certain religious opinsns, but
to drunkenness and to crime thence proceeding
with which, as We have explained above. th''e
opinions have become very widely ideniihed by
rortion of the public
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
SECRETARY MARCY ON A vIsIT-MORTALIrf
IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nj

BALTIMORE, Monday Aug. 81, 1884.
Secretary Marcy left Washington this morning on
visit TO Berkey Springs
The deaths in Baltimore for the last week were oae
hundred and thirteen Of which seyentyfour wero under
ten years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
Nsm'a)ork Daily Gribn,e,
TUESDAY, AUGUST %. 1854.
To AdYertiaerz.
rnr WrrnY TsrBUrr has now circulation fft5. 90,

THs WKEsLY TSIBUEE has circulation of 4 . 900
eos and undoubtedly advertising modium the United
States, circulating docs State in the Union, British
having saers Farmers Mechanics Merchants
Famls &o These who wish to make their business known the
would DO well try THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
limited number of advertisements inserted at 80 cents line,
each nsenioa
Tux SEMI-WHTKLY TRIBuYE also has a very large cir.
sulston the country Advertisements inserted 10 per
ho4 each, m ut4riou.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
GREAT FIRE AT CHATHAM, C.. w.

BIFFALO. AuH. 70, I5Jf'
fire occurred at Chatham Canada West, a few days
SINCE destroying whole block Of stores warehouses; &C.,
on Main-st and bridge the river Thames The
loss il estimated at sec, ,0O0
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
Our Agents.

Mes CARGILL ROCKWELL, No North Broadway foNHERs
will supply ucs Ia tbrt Villsge with The TElBUSE
GEORGE La FAYE No 26t Westnlnses st., Agent in
Providence for the sale OF The TRinvNK
MslLEs Co foT the sale of The TRBvSE in
CaIcACo.
sAnurt sseu for the sole Of THs TReUNE in
Burlington VT
H. PtAnsos viii supply friends in CLEVELAND with THE
TeIsvkg
the sale Of THE TRIBUNE Mt WATER
wRy. Ct
M O. " PAIGE No. 67 CHICAGO, has The TRIBUNE
Cor sae ard vii friends n that city.
L. cAAsELL IA Agent for the sale Of THE TRIBUNE in
EtmiRA.
H. WATERS will supply friends in LITTLE FALLS with
with Tng TRIBUNE.
authorized 10 receive subscriptions and advertise
f TRrvsy u the rifles Of End BosIoN
heuda Rock lesd III aud Davenport, obtain TbE
THfResg Of H. A. Porter b Ro. 10 Rock Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
Fatal, ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. 81, 1851
lad named Stenberger accidentally shot dead BY
another lad yesterday while they in boat gun.
ming excursion down the river The gun had been tired
Off and reloaded unknown to the unfortunate boy
who discharged il. The Coroners Jury this morning
onerated him fIom any criminal intent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

Senator Jones and Representative HEM Of Iowa Ne
braskaite Congressmen breakased together Chicago
on the receipt Of the of the signal triumph of the
Republican ticket in Iowa. Hope il aided their digestion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

sided in Scott County, where he has large majority lie
had az majority in Cedar County
I,xx 70 = Tb, linton Advertiser sDem.I Of the lss
says: -. c,... ..d Thor
peton have each majority in this county OF ABOUT go
and that the Democrats have elected County Juuge an
Clerk-balance all Whig. Linn, too, is Democratic
county" ,r,
DEs MoISEs Co.-Tze Burlington 7tlegTops publishes
-. a.. e. o,nty
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
THE HEALTH OF SAVANNAH

COLUMBUS, s. c., Monday, Aug. 81 1884.
dispatch from Savannah says, there were only thres
deaths from yellow fever to Thursday last Since then the
disease has increased but has not assumed epidemic
form. The weather is COOL and alarm is felt account
of the prevalence Of the fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

80 only TOT CVuuITy htsIutHce' Ut FITdBc
and healthy location on the Long Island
Rsod 100 Building Lots 100 feet eq1S 70
city lots viii be divided go snbeer on th eyenps
August Each subscriber only for @6 psysbe IN install
nens will deed for farm Of from two 70 -
acres BSeing Lots 25xl01 feet Only afew s1es e
Appy 10 Cnis. WooD 28 Broadway where maps and pam
~ 4. t.1v 1vrosfa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
SFyyINC MACuINrs.-TO CLOTHERs TAILORs

the dull and before the hurry OF
de fail kr introduce the Sewing MACHINES An
u sO0 IN Sewing Machine viii produce more clear
profit than ether This be Clearly de-
Inonsraied Having settled oil salts against Mschnes tere
ne shadow th-U But all other Mac hines do infringe
or paiepA The DoToss Mtcbnesa cheap Yankee ahan-
fipse r psttnts the Excelsior Machines infringe
Cur pepts which have applied Tor
essnt Vie buys sDy these pratioa Machines will buy
snk 81 M SINGER a. Co.. NO 90 btOso"ay,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
pI1ros An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. being taken from

their cses Of elegant nodern style PiA>o
ron containing ell OF the
ste which will be sold eiscount from fac
ty rices for sey be found Pianos from three
Of ,Ee celebrated Boston and those OF several Of the
beet York menucuTe including the beautiful and muen
a6,ifed HoRscY Also the noted Boston
New Haven and New York MEtoDEoSs Each instrument
Tsuted Thoe superior instruments
ohfhn oAng HoRAcE WATERs No So BIOsdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

GENE will issue his Fall Style of Gentemen's HATS
Friday. 18th instant
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

TAILORs BELOW PaR-Serlous DepIeciation-r yaI- an
Cno the time for the public 70 20 into the
Tsiiors fo1 bargains the TsorGEoRSS r. Fox No 81
Brcs0way bo6s his tuys an sells DIS sod ioi mere song
Tbe y,-y ,sht OF suf fcispt these bard itnes
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Hts q sueh Territory STATE taey having, By aas
depreciation - the constitution exclusive sdfc0
Journal q me senate q FLORIDA lsaI py 07 and los
Laws AID resolutions " the eEera assembly o the State q
Florida ls4T, third session, Pp- 3 4ad 81 Pamphlet.
These resolutions believe, passed BY the other
branch d the legislature without dissenting yotewere
voted Tor alike b. wings and democrats and that IN fun
view Of the fact that the Wao progso was tie subt Of
discussion and the right a the people govern the Ter
rtories in this matter a slavery the gueson presented
for their ratification rejection Ii viii BE seen by COM
Irson thar the doctrines of the Nicholson letter ana the
Florida resolutions are almost identical ia principle d
fering OILY Ia this that from an abundance Of caution
the -resoIauoas give the people y he Trifores the
eIel4siUs right The subject
Now compare the main feature of tie Nebraska bill
VIZ the right of The people to admit or exclude slavery
from the Territories which they respectively occupyand
the principle viii be found 70 the full extent and no
more of the Florida resolutions Here then We lind an
extreme southern State speaking through the unanimous
voice Of their Legislature annuncatng the very doc
rine and that in stronger than the Nicholson let
ter and the '.N-braska biH Might not General Cass
have said at the time and with pore than show Of pro-
prey that he spoke only the sentiments o. southern
State II win be recoeced that the letter Of General Cass
bears date after the Introduction Of these resolutions Who
then we ask best entitled the paternity Of this doc
trne or who most anenabe the Of its oppo-
nents9 But Gen Cas- far removed from the suspicion
Tor possibility Of political plagiarism az believe this
doctrine TO be free from valid objection when rightly
derstood
The passage Of these resolutions by the Florida egisl-
lure very clearly show what their view Of the mat
ter was there believe thar nie-tcnhs Of all the people
Of the United States if the question wereput directly h
for their ratification without its present complications
would give il a like cordial support vIAT0R
JAcxsoSyuLE, East Florida May 10, 1854
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THE yEBRAsKA BILL AND THE FLORIDA LEGIs-
LATURE.

n ~ RT,or AZ ne Uni0n
The Nebraska bin q The presen, session of Congress
ms to be the principal ingredient in the discussions that
occupy that body and Is likely 10 he il il feared FOR
considerable time Il ay be Of service review this pr-
eie u popular sovereignty beorr its agitation in con-
aou with Ia present npplicton the new Territories.
Y has rs i wen known beCu supposed 10 have grown
en- n he doctrine Of The letter ~ Gen Csss 10 A. a.
Nicholson ESQ. This letter, ny reference 4 CORRECT
Se'H bate Dcorater sih Iss7 Gen. csss there Says
Briefly, then. opposed the rxerr-e 81 Gny juris-
ou by Congress over this matter And am - fsxor n
sarng people q any Territory which nav - hrrcaf
~ acquired the right requisite il for themselves under thr
seher'i princples q The constitution.
Previous this letter the following resolutions we're in
iauccd INTO the ForidA Legislature by the COM
ni''e~ a federal relations having uRder consideration The
message n The governor in relation the Mexican war
Ihsse resolutions introduced Tuesday Dsoeu1er
7 iss7-prrvious, il win be secn 70 the date u Gen
VAsss letter. The resolutions follows:
Re.al~sie-. - relsssos ~, Wsgae Prorsso.
y rsvros &c. Thas the power claimed by some 81 the
states q he Union for the Cgnxres ~ the United States
reude the institution ~ slsverY from any TERRITORY which
ang States. and demands the serious and profound stten-
= ~ nrn az the present nosoer'ous snd Interesting pc
@ N Consequence Il the rnpnssioned excitener; upon the
sar' q slavery produced by the discuson II the wilmot
ors introduced into the last Congress- and other exciting
ID That, the opinion X tins general assembly Just
orcct interpretation ~ the constitution of the United
sr- Jurisdiction the perrons ~ individuals within
respective limits and hNi would be arbitrary.
~ md auzprpstion n power the part - Congress
eondifons 20 The admission u State into the Tnon
ne supcsng Territory thereto involving the right n ~
ssston IN Ccrgrr~s th. suec uhich exclusively Be-
-hrN 70 the Territory vsf hef0vs its admission
tnagn. and the state Afterwards
a That would be azbrsry ususrstion on the part n
ness to exrne s,srerv sror sneh Trrtres 4. nav
TeAftss acquired by the United staias either br uav ~
= unity BY rorque%t BY rnrchse that tie people ~
territory sione have the right a. dessrrniue tbs
- and Cor ther while they rernMin Iorrto-w sna az
state when they shah ash 70 he admitted Stssa 10
y Ehether he insfitunu ~ slavery shsIi cr, thin the
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The editor Of the New York Tribune, who has worked
himself into perfect phreny the ngger question pub
fishes the name Of Asa Packer in his roll Of inamy be-
he voted favor of taking up and passing the Nebras
ka bill We believe Judge Packer represents the people
this district, and not the Tribune Office He alone respon-
se the Tenth Legion and his thus have
in accordance with their views and feelings Mr. Greeley
publish his in twenty such rolls and il viii
inure his standing in the least Abuse from that
an honest mans best recommendation"
EEaaoa PAP Argus.
This is the war the democracy Of Pennsylvania stand
by the men who stand By principle. We any
press unanimous any great question the demo-
cratic press Of Pennsylvania the Nebraska bill Judge
Packer i backed BY majority Of in
his present course, and sleep soundy with the
scousness that be has carried his views and those
Of the people one and the same time.
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Matt Ward, in his card in the Delta beus suspen
sion public opinion until report Of his trial he
published in New York his position he SAYS i peculiar
acquitted though sli accused free though st prosecuted
The public have jet but side 81 the case and
that he asserts has besu grossly msreprenied The
port about he puhlishei from the u the
ncgrapher in the West and upon Il he relies for
quittal from The gentlemen Of The press who have hecn
deceived and miscd by unsiifable me-ns We cnn bsc
for feeling prejudice against him under the cir
cumstnnccs and thinks that IN ssking judgment formed
sitter perussl o. the report he makes bui slight request
FOR who has unoomplainingv submitted to much
be has
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The Ammonoosuc az. IL Reporter announces that the
whigabolitiou coalition in New hampshire have made
ovsrt.rrs TO William y Hobbs democratic representative
elect from Carroll induce biu act with them in the
New Hampshire legislature assemble in June put he
spurned the hribe and ihc opposition might wen AZ
tcm 10 pick the celebrated Hobbs lock with shcestring
to attempt % pick The Carroll representatives. Judgment
and destroy his democracy BY the way William Hobbs
Is brother 70 the great lock-nakcrthe who
guishoa the world the London industrial Exhibition
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Loo AL NEW q.

xusrc.-Thene is in the city association Of the
chors with the houscs Of worship several de
nominations The board managers Of the ehoirs
convened Wesley Chapel Friday evening last At
clock or the transaction Of business facilitate the objects
o the union The chors Of three additional churches
received the 1uion, and the ehors Of the following
churches hare united with the association
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Wesley Chapel, Methodist
Episcopal English Lutheran Fourth Presbyterian Nesho-
diet Church South Fifth Presbyterian = Street Presbyte-
rian Methodist Protestant; Baptist Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church q the Ascension, Episcopal Nc
Kendrv Chapel Methodist Episcopal NzryN ard Baptist
Fourth Baptist Ebcnexer Church. Methodist Episcopal
The association monthly, and the FIRST given
By the united chors in the month Of April and
informed second viii take place Wesley Chapel
ner a Fth and streets, Monday evening NEXT The
cervmen 81 the several denominations given above very
favorable tins Christian and prascwothy enterprise The
cultivation u music science together with singing with
the spirit and the understanding so adds greatly the
olemuity and interest Of Divine worship The members Of
the union with few ercepons members Of some church
and meeting monthly for mutual improvement
doubt ebect promote the of Christianity
bv making melody in their hearts unto God"
RrL4srous commemorative learn that number 81
persons win confirmed by Bishop whittngham several
81 IN. Episcopal churches city to-day. Among
churches the solemn ceremony be performed
Trinity Drew Dr. Buters and Christ church in the neigh
borhood Of the Navy Yard.
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LOUISIANA sUGARMr Champonnier, in bis statement Of
the sugar crop made In Louisiana in ls52-54 says;
The number of sugar-houses in operation during the
lste crop 4g7 Of these g5e worked Is steam
power. and fal by animal power and their produce
amounted 70 f4e5 24 bogshesds estimated 4sslssoeo
pounds OF the whole number u hogsheads made 3ss
e6T 81 brown sugar made by the old procs the
remaining 81 J1 hogsheads 81 refined clarified &c in
Guiding cslern bottoms
The quantity q moassss produced + estimsica 81
m 100000 gallons
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BY EG Pm.


ALaAsg, May go.-fhe Albany Argus says: I'VE are
grated y Learn that the LsiegTa phis agent d. H. Craig
reporter Cor associated press o. View York and formerly
for tbs q Albany, and the press this extending
into Canada has been superseded New tins
quarter BY MessFs. Aboot winan well known through
cut the coaAty % Be- ezpeTsaced prompt capable, and
oogAg and IN every way qualified for the responsible d-
ties deyasing apon them By this change geneasen
have become the correspondents for nearly ali
extending From Albany north and northwest 10 Canada The
papers II seems, became dissatisfied with tho agent IL
ISOLATED press in consequences his attempt
bug he community BY manufacturing having published
false EaropeAn agon The arrival a steamer at Hail
far"
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Each proposal be ngned individual making
and specify sf Prseefor every
cie contained The schedule should required
enumerated prices
sceordns quality Blank forms proposals funtsh~S
Inc department persons applying
tnrmty therein department de-
eon, will be taken
agreeing
The addressed Department
cSdorsed Proposals for gwen
whom Tho awarded, required,
i've d~ys shersssr bond, with sucien
U performances.
The Of rbe department.
Of the
ucis which opinion, qusiy
anns The failure comply
q reasonable
Mxy 2i--Iawaw
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JueaF LrScH-Lynch law applied = liquor seller
in Gloucester Nasachusefts Thursday night last His
shop was demolished and he ordered 70 leave te
town
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VERY pRaIRABIsR sUIIDtNC LOTS THE rIRsT
~ Friday ansrrc~r Nsh ssss", ~ =
o'c.o~t, - ps~uss~~~, sAai r~ss part a.
No s@usre so les fcss ~ feet u "ehcs - rsrn
ssck sno"s
lA Ess = 1~(ee aiSy. -.
rs Ma. ~ 4 !. ssms~- s~~s s~svssr
anA =
Tc ~ frnntins between sns su~eeA
Noes vos TO- ~ III ."h L s"ss- s~r~~sr
IN =
LOS .sA ~ scsnns cs street sst~~-n snd street,
r.x~ns. ~ ~
eos pcs-s Satisfactorily s~rpr-a resrins 1nfsr~ss
N.,gx
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vessel A.aore. Elisorial Rssi,.ms.t.

Bosros, May l9,-The ship Commonwealth, from
Newbarypor for New Orleans went ashore this morning On
Nesburyport bar. She owned BY n Niekerson A. Co.
and was insured for s75,eoo In State street
John > Sleeper for twenty years editor Of the Boston
Journal has retired Of his declining health
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GT-Finh WASd.-Mr. Editor Please announce John n
HOUSTON candidate for alderman Of The Finn Ward
snssing election
Maya
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, sspPF. Gc,-
Il On Wednesday szh sn.s 10 O'Clock
Mr. e j.
Fellows. Hail,
sscco comprising
Lzhsns-, Salvador, Principe, Artanx
fnorscion, E~cadyes, Victoria, Dtsd~ms
Iuhspo, dsnerys, aud other choice brands
An xinds of hns-cut che tobacco
Chcice natural leaf do
Cubs, Havana, III FIortda tohsceo iesf
All kinas o smoking iohscco pip~s
AL kind. 81 spnd, jars, blsaaers, sna sotfi~s
Win psny which
zf.
Terms an S4a each sa asd exceeding
credit u 80, Our
notes.
ing interest
Dealers respectfully nviies the
quality. ~n be sold
Mr. Cook ssoos he sth~sh
GREEN a SCOTT,
Nav lid Aaeiansers-
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BAIrIaosE, May 2O.-The steamer ottowa, from Live
pool the 27th for Canada, with large number Of passe
gers and cargo, put into Portland Maine in distress
safe.
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NEw YoRx, May 20-Therewas explosion at the marbl
works here to-day Several persons injured and
person killed