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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

The army of France is now larger than at any
time in the days of the Great Napoleon. After
throwing out all the invaids, the effective force
of the French army consists of 376,lOl men
Of whom 3O4,S64 are in service in France or al
Rome, and 1927 in Algeria. The reserve be.
ing composed of l26,SS9 men, the total effective
military force is 502,99O men. The new con.
scription now being called out will raise it to
nearly 100000. Indeed, we think that France
can send as many effective soldiers into the field
as Russia. They are as brave and better disc
plined, because they know more, as one half car
read and write, which is n rare thing among the
Russians.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

TELEGRAPH Across THE ATLANTIC.-The
last mail from Newfoundland brings intelligence
of the charter of a company by the title of" The
New York, Newfoundland, and London Tele-
graph Company" The ultimate object with the
gentlemen interested in this project is the estab-
lishment of submarine telegraph, to connect
Newfoundland with Ireland The New York
Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company
have bought the lines already erected by the
Newfoundland Electric Telegraph Co., and have
their plans so far advanced as to believe that ST.
Johns Newfoundland will be in telegraphic COM
munication with all the cities in the Union by the
end of September next
Until the ocean telegraph is completed we
hope that the various lines of steamships be-
tween here and England, will call either at ST.
Johns or Trepassey, N. F., both going and COM
ing for the purpose of receiving and delivering
dispatches. The gentlemen appointed by the
charter as directors are Messrs. Peter Cooper
Moses Taylor, Cyrus w. Field Marshall o. Co.
berts, and Chandler White whose names alone
are sufficient guaranty OF the success of the en-.
terprise.
The following are the officers of the compa.
ny:
Peter Cooper, President; Prof. S. T. B. Morse
Y. President; Moses Taylor, Treasurer; Chand.
Ter White, Secretary. N. Y. Post.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

GEN. ScoTT FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN. oto
mac" the Washington correspondent ofthe Bal
timore Patriot, states that a political movement
is going on there, and in other sections Of the
country, which has for its object the thorough
reorganization of the wing party, and the run.
ming of Gen. Winfield Scott for President, and
the Hon. John Bell for Vice President, at the
election in 1856.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

A friend in New York informs us that on the
publication of the Mayors proclamation that
Croton Water was likely to become scarce, the
citizens expressed no fears in regard to conse-
quences, as the supply of milk" is always
abundant, and the quality of the article sold as
such, so nearly resembles the Croton in consis-
tency, that it would be impossible for any but a
"country pumpkin" to tell the one from the
other, in the dark.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

Col. BENToNs SPEEcH.-The Wing and Alb
clifton press are in ecstacies over this speech,
yet after all, upon the main point of the eaten
sion Of SLAVERY, Col. Benton decides as the
friends of the bill have claimed, and as Mr. Ev-
erett also admitted in his speech, that under
this bill there is no chance at air for slavery
in those territories. What ridiculous farce
and humbug, then, is all this petitioning protest
ing aud resolutions making performance. Mr.
Benton is their own witness, and let them not
repudate what he says about it. Here is what
he says: Grand Rapids Enquirer.
"What advantage do the slave States expect
from this bill q! Certainly they expect the ex-
tension of slave power and slave population.
That may prove fallacious expectation. The
question of slavery p these territories, if thrown
open to territorial action, will be question of
numbers, and question Of the majority against.
And what chance would the shareholders have
in such contest! No chance at all. The
slave emigrants will be outnumbered and COM
PEELED to play at most unequal game, not only
in point of numbers, but also in point of States.
The stakeholder stakes his property, and has to
run it off or lose it, if outvoted at the polls /
see nothing which shareholders are to gain, I'M
der this bill-nothing but an equal and vexa-
tious contest in which they to be the losers"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17
ANOTHER MURDEa.-The Galena .Jefcrsori+

ANOTHER MURDEa.-The Galena Jefcrsoni-
an of the 9th ut. says:
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, the stew
ard of the New St. Paul, lying alongside Of the
Nominee, had dispute with deck hand belong
ing to the latter, which ended in threat of the
deck hand to mash his mouth" The steward
ran up to the New st. Paul and came back with
a revolver. BY this time the man with whom he
had disputed had gone about his business and
his place was supplied by another deck hand
who knew nothing of what had happened he
was sitting on the ground, quietly smoking his
pipe. The steward asked if he was the id
rascal that threatened to whip him, and getting
such reply as deck hand would naturally
make, blazed away at his victim with the pistol
he held in his hand. The ball entered near the
mouth, passed obliquely backward and lodged
in the neck near the angle of the jaw. His life
is despared of by the physcisn.
The name of the man shot is William Mon
ton The was quiet peaceablc fellow who has
been in the Upper River boats for years. His
murderer is called Harden Maratta. He is in
jail
He will be hung-he had no business to be
Steward, if he wanted to commit murder he,
should first have attained ga high social posi-
tion" See Louisville Journal.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

The New THREE DOLLAR GOLD PIECES
Ihe hrst issue of the new three dollar gold piec-
es were to be made on Saturday, when six hun
dred were to be sent to Washington. They are
beautifully executed. The front has an Indian
head with feathered crown. and the g United
States of America" around il: the reverse has
the words "Three Dollars-ls54" encircled in
n wreath Of wheat, corn, oak leaves and acorps.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

THE CRY OF CHIcAGo.-Has decided, by a
popular vote, to have a tunnel constructed, under
the river there, or supercede the bridges at pres
ont nsed. The latter cost $4,000 to build,
and the expense of repairs and tenders for 1853
was about $4,000 for each. 1t is thought that
in ten years the tunnel will prove saving
of money to the city, besides abolishing the
bridges. Detroit Times.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

The latest news received from Lower Califor-
MIA represents the expedition of Walker as en-
tirely broken up. All of his men but forty had
deserted. With the remainder, it is said, he
would start forthwith for Texas, crossing the
Colorado river Walker and his officers attrib-
ute their failure to the interference Of the U. S.
Ships Portsmouth and Columbus.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

A CuRIosITY.-A gentleman of this place re-
Gently attempted to pick up dead gull on the
flats in the harbor, but found the bill to be firm
ly fixed in the sand On digging down, il was
found to be held fast by large sea clam. The
victim of misplaced confidence probably at
tempted to gull the shelly gentleman out of a
dinner, and after having" introduced bis bill,
had " leave to Withdraw" refused him.
yarmouth Reg, 2Sth.
Did the" Heat of passionr evey cook any
body's goose?
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

The Cincinnati Columbian says that Miss
Eliza Pretty was married to Mr.. John Good, on
Friday last. Pretty good.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-17

The man who shot has granny got clear by
a flaw in the indictment, which ehasged him
with manslaughter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28
~ YESTERDAYS mAILS.
cnNf.RESS -TrEspAY.

lkINArlAlss1t1 4 its7'N
,r,a Senate spent most of the day in further
iiI;5erinc the Civil aud Diplomatic Appropria-
on Bill. -. L.. A. rxa, nd.
~ raa,t to have considered the bill from the
o,aittee ON Revolutionary Claims. Mr.. Slid
- ,,r,aing that it must lead to several days de
I ~ f was postponed to the first Monday IN De-
'ober next--ayes "a, noes 81.
+, the House of Repre- sentatyes. the Senate 5
'andnent to the California. Washington and
a.oron Postal Service Bill was concurred ill.,
|nis allows certain mail matter to be carried by
eeyate expresses.
, motion to reconsider the vote on the passage
: the Fertilization bill, was laid on the table by
vote of "a tn 20.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole upon the Navy Appropriation Bill. Mr..
l,ocock explained at some length his bill to re-or-
ranize the Navy, by establishing an increased
-sank, unchanging the pay ofofiicers and seamen.
md providing for retired list Among the a.
mondments adopted was one to prohibit the ship
n;pr of liquor on board national vessels to be us
Fl a. beverage by either officers or men.
Mr.. Dawson gave notice that he would to1n no.,
- ask the consideration of the Homestead Bill
With the Senate's amendments
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
D, 7 Ta-cy, o. Tardy, 1T Williams
Richmond campl,eE Rich uouI.
TINsLEY, TARDY a co.
lSneee..ors . 'rlnsleY & n.sH....l

tSnecc-sors ia rinslry 4 B.y#...,)
Corner Cary and 18th streets. Richmond, Va,
A III INV receiving lrFe aud well p-suited stocl Of
- GROCERIES,, renty peichass,f Fnn casa
Witch thy are disposed zcli upon iuvorba terms
aud w"ald s pen-ed Ia supply tile rairon- nf The a,e
eoeeeri ~ we'll MS heir friends anil III. ,far eenerally
Ann Ned III be- Eiand lot of their s,oel Ia purti
io0D bags RE, LaRuayra uad Jaw Coffee lari primo
ioo hhds New Or,aus SaRsf
lro hhds : +" oi strictly prime quality
coo ihls Crushed, Payctiaol, .,ranuaiad, Clarified
aud Cenhc Sugars
80 boxes lanf Snvar
100 Ibis Nrw eslrans Mensses
30 hh e lntun dns
loo I blr Aataatel 5llcasks Rice
aon packages tirecr nni naek Ten
400 boNes Mitchell Adanlaniinc aud nerm cnndlea
500 sides Sui l.onfiter
20 t bis Taun.t'sOi.
1000 kegs Old Dnaininn Nails, hssafied size.
3oh hhRs Shut 900 ibs bar Ltnd
3tu buNra BIZ TO and l0Sl2 Window Gla,s
80 bhls Cider Nirren
30 bags Pepper finger aud T u onlo
loo kegs Sup. Gn,b SodnI 80 kegs Sal Soda
leo packages Sodn Snnralua
p casks Alass Liqanrire
u boSes Axes 100 doe Buckets
6u0 renms Wrapping Letter AMI Cap Paper
800 dR -, Ga md 9'p bad Cords
Gandlrwiek, cotton Irvine Batting Cotton CordnRe
Flow Lines Indigo, Madden, Hacking, Cigata, No.
july - dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28

ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS TO
THE UNITED STATEs.-The San Francisco Even
ing journal gives the following important rumor
eonirmatory of recent reports from Washington !:
"A private communication from resident of the
Sandwich Islands conveys the assurance that the
rough draft of project for the annexation of the
Sandwich Islands to the American Union has
been sanctioned by King Kamehamehe and his
advisers, and will go forward to Washington by
the next mail steamer.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28

GG5 ~ virtue oi declet order the Circuit Court
mi Tor The city of Lsaelbnrg. procu cd nj the June
Tenn lust in the of wilson aud wife VS. Gr. gor, ,
Tue nn lie sgeei Commissioner appointed for tlut pur
l"Sr Wi, on saturday. The 9Th day Of Sept emher nex
on the premises pr coed TO sell the House and Lot in
The II aud proceedings mentioned. This l,t is stunt.
ell IN one at The srable put,ans Of the city-on
tt >treri;-cn thinning ri an hci" with good House
IN htst rate tmir. Pon III adiainng the lot f A. VII
liams.
credit of six an twelve months will be eiycn--ihe
urdhassr rxs uling negotiable nors satisfactorily en-
dorsed, a Il tue title ned as fur her security
ED. CHRIS rIAN Com'r
July 49, 3n2dids
r IN ,.,uv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28

Pottsville (Pa.) papers inform us that the preach
er in charge of the First Methodist Church of
that city has been charged with drunkenness and
indecently exposing his person to two young
girls; and that he was compelled to leave the
city in order to escape summary punishment
He has left behind him an interesting wife and
four children Through the liberality of kind
friends they have been provided with means to
return to the family of the deserted wife in Eng
land. No name is given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28
FOURTH DIsPACH.
Additional by the Africa.
RUSSIANS ROUTED BY THE TURNS.

RUSSIANS ROUTED BY THE TURNS.
Omer Pasha Marching 10 risk pitched battle
Russians still IN possession ofthe PrRcipah-
lies.
RIcHMoRD,1 10 o'clock, =. M.-Additional news
from the Africa states that Omer Pasha has rout-
ed the Russians from the Danubian Islands, and
the city of Giargero, and Is marching forward to
risk pitched battle.
The Anglo French forces are reserved.
The Russians still hold the Prineipalities
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28
PROGRESSIVE.

TNIIE subscribers WI hing 10 be reaordaJ NJ lag.
Il CARDS old Fopies in THEN bqainess and for the pur
pose Of keeping puco with the present progressive rate
of The undo. would inform Tier friends md the pub
lio generally TINT from This time th will offer their
stock greatly reduced prices and mnny Articles AZ
much less lhnn Cost Coz Cash. Intending uct In
good fo, they pledge themselves sell their goods
low any othtr house who proposes TO sell at cost
ur under.
All they ask is cn, show purchasers that they
in euinesst, md rncnn do whnt they suy
(iune i5ts) SrIGLER M Ell EkRY & co.
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Keep Cool!

get a supply oflluse ioen Shirts aud Drawers oil
Dnvie, and Jones mike. Also bnnd, Cotton Shirts
with Linen hosoms, Jeans ORA hanae Undershins
Iion and other Collars. Linen. Silk, and Cotton nnd
Morino nnd Cotton Half Hose Thin Cravats Lonon ~
Chinese Tics, Nc, &c Cl tls, Gassimete, Vest
ngs mud good for wear Of the best makes and
most fashionable sndrs always hand which will be
mule up 10 orde by Ambrose Page.
My smal expenses will enable to sell nl the a.
above M NV rs Goods That Go0ds be ought
any where. Try me. VIM. L. PAGE.
iun1g dImiG
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Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

NliIs delight n Hatring place. situated IN Tie
" Of Bnetnurt 10 miles north Of Hucl nnnn, ('he
present rninus Of navigation On Jnme. River Il
k1tnw.n CanB tt,re being niinuous line Of Pick
from Richmond AID Iyncl burg that placc) on
the i'm nedintc fond leuding fom Lynclbu'g 10 the
White Suphul, In the county Ut Grcenbrier, is non
up ned for tie reception fvisitcrs.
The chcacy Of this watrr N curing many ffne Of dis
cnse- and its braeing imgnrttng effects upon feeble
npd del ued persons entte il 10 the pocin notice Of
hn-e whd yis the mountains Cor health;wllst the beuu
nl my 5y which il il surrounded, and tho variety
ol II that afforded may Justly clam puss
ing Gull from those who are in search OF pleasure.
Tie proprietor, grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore rccev.d beg. leave assure the public
that his recommendations In the present am.
pie aud ri the frzl cbss His TABLE aud BAR IRE
furnished with the best the baud affords. and every
ten ion will be phil 10y himself anl assistants to ihr
comfort and enjoyment Of guests.
Tie Stuges connect regularly with the Buas NJ Bucl
pasJng by these Springs Ia tho White ulphur,
also with the Va. & Tenn. Raond at Buford's. via
BurlHnhn
Far adults by lh week 80 Oh
" horses " do.------ .-.-..1 90
do. 81 month. --.-.--.-.--------.l3 on
Children and Servants HALF PRICE Other charges
in prop irtion PA HATCHER.
Jun Is d&e2m'
10 Richmond Wing, Examiner md Petersburg Intel
igen r coy weekly Tor xix weeks and forward THEN
accounts q hi. 0ico fpr payment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28

VERY IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Attor-
ncy General in disposing of question recently
arising in connection with the Government prop
erty at Harper's Ferry has decided that officers
of the Government or other persons residing on
lard owned by any of the States to the United
States, are not subject to be taxed by the author
tiles of the States, and not in general amena-
BILE to the State labors, or municipal regulations
Spirit Of JeGerson
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fLnYn {. llo.. W.. MAY %.


was taken sicb early IN the yer 1889 confined 10
my hcd sowe six months: my whole nervous system
rely Frustrated. hnd almost wholly lost the oi my
limbs during thai time was visited by sevorn phys
ciaus of high stan Hing, but wlth all their cilDrts grew
worse. MI hrcsmr omacinted any one living
ron'd be. NV piysici4ns th"n adj i.ed yis the
Ales huliy Springs. ! did 81; was carried there ON my
bed being unnb stand ait up usrd rbc about
len dpyz commenced improving and finally
restored 10 health hive 70 hesitate, in sayiug
resfnrnfon To health entirely To the of his
water, aud believe had II me- been for this powerful
necm, would now hn, e been /" the giuve
HIRAM HUFF.
inr 0dlusiri--cWtb--ts
~ LNnchbure Republican. Richmond Wing and
Examiner, aHd T. trrsbnrr Int .erneer copy
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MakranNiFnY 90. VI

We cheerfuy recommend tie water ct the allie. hanv
Springs, believing, d., dat there /. IN wnirr
which Inns been discovered thu claim the high mer.
its lhis We hive Ind frequent oppoll untie4 Of
witnessing the wonderful curos ellrfted by il in Me-,
aud CLlaueons di-enses, and long standing and
confirmed caseE ol Dyspopsis. We hnvc hesitation
in recommending 10 persona afflicted with my Of the
above diseases. hive been sulering from nny de.
Engagement Of the stomach liver. We boicve It's
medical qaulitics unsul ras.ed by any kn wn winter.
JAMES n, G. KENT. NJ d.
SAML A. Ne 1ONkEY, NJ u.
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Rniirnnd 4ccident.

fHILADEPHIA, July 25.-The early morning
IRAN from New York ran off the track near Prin
ceton; The passengers were uninjnred,a and were
Drought TO the city by an extra train. The bag
gage and newspapers reached the city at 8 o'clock
this evening
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28
A Valuable Tract fLand for Sale.
IN APPOMATTOX COUNTY.

IN ny vtua of decrein order the Circu Cou,t r
81 Appninaftpx county itnanrrd al it, Apr t,,r
1874, an the of Ackin ey b, &C. and other. "a
Stnbam and others, wethe undersigned mnissioner.
appointed Tor that purpose, will Frda, the 81 i,
of SePehn next on the promises proceed 10 sell the
trart of lnnd in the Bill and prn.ee iugs nentioned
cunianine . > ncrps
lhi' tract Il Land ID situated imnediatelv ON the
soulh Sde Raroh 81 miles f. nm L,nchburg II Inns
good Dwelling tiouse with xix rotts. upon it, with
az the necessary oui-honses, buns &C. aud is IN high
state Of cultivation.
credit OF six twelve nnI eishte, n month. will be
given, the purchaser giving bond with approved ,crso.
noi security and the title retained further security
ED. d CHRISTIAN.
WV. NJ CABELL ''h
~ Republican and Petersburg lnteig .neer copy
twice week u tay If Sple
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28

o fANHENGERS flri he Sweet. Red-Swept and v hiLe
sulphur ~ rings leave Lyuchburg daily {Sundays
Scepted) Via & Tenn. lailaad at m. conn, Ct
s,g@ilh oar Conc es at BONSAok'S DEPOT AID to
""frt ana he'd Springs same eyenng; leave next
"ghuer regular breukf st. aud reach White SHlp
s,'rines by | "a. Returning lenve White Sulphur
''laeS a s. p. reach Rcd aud Sweet Springs o. 7,
pm leave Red and Swe Springs morning L.
=" ana arrive IN Lynrhlur4 same day by n. M
dea'e Lvnclburg daily endays excepte y via Va.
'hh' Ii H., p. M, connect inc with coaches at
"HsHck - hrrive at Fmcaste evening by dark
Se flhcaslle at daylight ext ~. aud arrive NJ the
,N Wtfl ind hei Sweet Springs dinner and to the
"'"e sulphur Sming- hy g p. day. Return.
"s' iea'e W lite Sulptu; SPRING ; "A M reach Fin
:"ste by p m, leave Fiacastle at day light, conn
s WIN the Bonsacl,s reach LyncLburg by 3 a.
VA PASSENGERS assured that This is the cheapest.
n''s' eXPedl"s and comfortable reute the Springs
from Lyncbburg.
:, rare fr"n Lynelhug Sweet and Re-, Sweet
~ r'h2s S330 from Lynchburg to White hnr 81 50
n HAlrt Coaches 'rni<hcd all times at Bonsachs
"t.po' travel a, parties may desire.
J"y dts w +. FARlSfI& co.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED. ON LIST AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A Semi Nautical Romance of intense interest, by
the Author of the pirate Doctor" the Law
yers Story" the "Old Doctor" &C.. &c.
'k7lIE success hitherto enjoyed by the author OF the
l. above Popular works is sufficient gIaratte- at
the fivo, with which any productions coming from his
pe will be received bv The public "TLe CHbin Boys
stnr," is a romantic narrative. Illustrating the horrors
of the Slave Trade carried IN the Cnnst OF Atrcn.
The author hu, served IN The nnvy-und the deseulns
and characters pnnte Com personal acquaintance
~ tn Them. Tn, story fail Of exciting ard adj
venture ms the celebrated worn of Deoe Robinson Cru
Soc and has the advantage that gri"us hction.
inasmuch 1t is founded facts ot every huy occur
renee The history OF heroine Of the Story Inelka,
the Circas Slave purchased Consiunnope, edu-
Gated and hurried the rerle.syet ehiyalrc, Seymour
of a fact painted from the lite, and all the nu erous
ch ractrs portrayed through out the tory wildly
and graz hically avn.
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole of the edition originally eir intention to
publish; consequently, they have been obliged largely to
increase liz and they respectfully request that al orders
may be sent in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will or ate rs
much erest ork o. fiction that has OF late vnr7
emaiated from the press, as, outstanding, since the
publication of "Unce Toms Cabin" works relating TO
slavery in An erica and con, have been
none have appeared having relation to tho system OF
purchssiig slaves the African Coast written by
who has witt essed it in nlt- hdeois deormiiy The
work is written in chaste and ure language and will he
ard instruct addition to the lmiy library
The work will form a tea tiin volume Of 400
pa es handsomely illustrated with fine engravings, ID
elegantly bound ia cloth Price, in cloth one donr
in paper rs which coars will be sent by
the publishers any part IF the country free OF postage
~ For sale wlapsae and tail by the publishers,
ELLSWORTH & STREET,
No.22 BREKMAS STREET, New YoRK,
And by all the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces. ljuly 81 St
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S22,50O worth of Dry Goods nj Cost,

kNllE subscriber, wishing 10 many Of his
4 goods "a, possible into money. ho- determined Ia
ofrrfnr the remainder ofthe srnspu his entire stock
9f Dr. Goods at COST.
His stock comprises every article usually kcpl in the
dry goods line lis assortment OF hlhra and colned
SILKS and Dre4s Gond- o every scrip N i, unusually
large for he season, and Is we worthy the attention III
terms.
His iou /. and the u5lic generally requested 10
call and examine lnr themselves.
Regular cu.tpnrs (,hould thoy prefer il ilhc sup.
piled WITH ods the usunI trrns.
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
7. My stock Of Corrctiog J. quite large and
mostly Of thi~ Springs purchase JUL Its