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WAR ! WAR! WAR!
. NOW READY !
WELLS

NEW PLAN OF sEBAsTOPOL,
nOMBINED uilb mosg supeIb sap VI TOE seat q
OWar FiBely eOOted.-u4sking q uagn iaeeit CuaFt
Of The War Ground - IS iurhes, shoslg ne CS! Of
5ebaEopoI-hs rtifcatiors-bultsl --posi'oh oi
eonteoding ioices-tiege Wolks, &C. &c, DraWn b.
an Artist wbo has visited the Grouud. Ard smb'seing
4 splendid Nap Of the Crimes, Black Sea, D.uubian
Provinces Russia Turkey in asia, plan Of CfOsstads
g. Pstersburgh and Ground PiAn Of the Siege oPe'
ratiOBs before Sebsstopol.
10 The only comprehensive and reliable Nap pub
shed.
Pres Twenty FiEs CsntA- Published By
@. s. WELLS,
l40Saasaa Street, n. 7.
tEDealerS supplied on liberal tsEms- -s
SM-Agsnts wanted 70 cell In al pATts Of the Vnite'
States and the Csnadas. -
June 7--'65.
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AlancIhment NOllce.

At nv instance an attachment issued on the 20nd
n day Of May, 1856, by james Hyett, Justice Of
the Peace Of Augusta township, Carroll county, OHM
against the property and effects OF william bets az
sSsc ending debtor. Amount claimed sixty three dol
iars htDA hAHShALL'
June "a, ls55.-SE.
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EE Alta Sunday School Celebration, few
weeks ago, on Walkers Point, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, fifty three barrels Of lager beer
were consumed s.-.
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MARRIED.

On June 28th, at the residence OF Mr. Chas
Van Buskirk; by Rev. v w. Laverty, Mr..
Edward G. Haggerty to Miss Mary E. Van
Buskhk. LtF IN 'f
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WATCH MAKING.
SEND ON YOITR WATcHEg

bENU sUN IUUH WAIUHEb.
would inform the citizens Of Carrolltou and Carroll
county that they have their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice. by sending them to
my establishment in " Z Is
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment OfGold and Silver
Watches Clocks, and Jswelry Of all kinds, gold Pens
Volins, and almost everything usually found IN Jewel
ry store Ny shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining ''Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work o
goods Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
Wash Butler, Carrollton, Ohioand will be promptly sen
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Civ
US trial. MOROAN BVTLEi
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1859.
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EE In Kentucky, the estimated damage Of
the June storm to the cropU is estimated at
500, 600.
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~ The Battle of Bunker Hill was duly
celebrated on the battle ground on the 18Th
ult., with great romp and display.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

IND1GESTTON q DYSPEPSVAs
Dr. J. s. HoughtOu's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
ID or Gastric Juice still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t Is Natu es own spec6c for an unhealthy
stomach No art Of man equal Its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and DysPepsle should
fell to try it.
Sold by DR.. G A. Bpgel CArrOlltOn Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

re- Land warrants Of the new issue 100
and l60 acres have been selling at Washington
at SI19R.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

LAHp wAanAuTs. .-Thompson' n. Y. Re
porter Of the Ssd. ult eostsins he following
interesting iisms in relation 70 the warrant
prospects:
Land Ranaais are soS eoming iEesly IN
70 market aad selling 81 eI.O9 70 eLl9 pSE
sere. demand is quite equal 70 The supply 81
present. The Washiagton Union give, the
following abstract n The business Of de Pen
siOn oaise, under The act Of March ). 1858;
Total No. oiaPpliessions reed. .. ..t7f .oOo
4" envelOped. brislsd, &c. =. ..s6. .ele
I" seknoWledged. ........, 0,ft
exAuinee. ..s,.......ss.l 9,s4
allowed. .,.-.....sH.. e,otl
efwarTants issued. =. 4.obl
Il ls perhaps due 70 TIE Ofhees Of the Pea
sion ofscs 70 stale thai The difference betgesI
the number Of bounty land elaims sIiOvsd ana
the number Of warrants issued is owing 10 III
fact that among the claims allowed is larg
number Of eighty acres, The plate for which ]
not yet engraved, neither will the Office re-
ceive il until about the Cd Of July
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+A +HG ~
H A n G | \ G \,

IUR are now receiving one Of the largest and
W best selecedstocks Of Wall Papers and Bureaus
ever be(,re offered Our sock Is ell new Ihis spfi
and eomorisss the lstes aud best style it cons:Gs
part of Hall papers OF new and beautiful des Ds. Par
or, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, IA every Va
riety OF style anu quality.
Gilt Silvet Velvet AID common Bofdess Q! Hsw
styles. -
TRANSPARENT Window Snsies. Fg'l and flsin SiL
ptnasas Patent F,1tnPes Plain Green ,Blue and Rig
Window Blinds and FireboaFd se.esns il great vsssy
Of patterns.
With an extensive assortment to select froa, sad oS
prices, We expect to please lhOse Sho Bsy give os
cali Mellow ELL 4 Co.,
| Booksellers Sta,ionefs and PspeS DealeIr
Market Street Sseubensile, Olio.
March is, 1855 f.
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- NJ" E~"
ARRIVAL OP NEW GOODS.

HAVING JUST RETURkED FROM FHE
III Esst, 1 am prepared to Oner - tss rvbie at Ios
prices for cash, or approved eOun 'uy PiOdBee,
selection Of -.r Il ..--.. Il. -
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
consisting Of La~ns, Bereges, Pints, siks, Ghghams
Bonn ~ ~. ttUseleeEiOn Of Summer Hats snd
Caps, Summer Goods for meus' wear, &c, &c. Also,
Cloths and Cassimeres Groceries, Queens"sre, Hard
ware, &c.
embrsce this opportunity Of returning M thank
Tor past isyors and would respectfully solicit shsfe
Of public patronage in future, feeling Confident 'hE
persons viii 6nd il advantageous 10 purchase Cf my
stock
NIB. All persons having unsettled accounts with
me viii please call Immediately AID mdke reueme Il
JAMES CAMERON.
Nav g 'b5-6wA
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THEVERY BEST BARGAINS
RLADI-IN tDt CLOTHING.
~, nOov Llrnr occrrlrp prp nEIsrrs.

THE ROOM LLrnT occrPiED BTB HFIsfxR.
The undersigned hereby informs the eizsas Of this
place and surrounding county Iha, he i cceivir
and opening new suck Of lsshonkb'e r. ty .,sada
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTDiN
uhieh he cffrs W bis ti,uG, AID c1faaer- .. IoS
prices than such articles eysI eA.ibised Ia Z,
place hcretot0Ee.
Having made connection with one OF the osst Eocs.
e. in the city he i enable 70 receive neE supplies ss
week thus oIcIing put.haseTs the ,mPoraut aosa1
tase Of having continually Rew Tesh ashionaOe ard
cheap assoftmen, make theT sseoas rOm, 70 tbsis
certain saii faction.
The pubic are therefore respectfully iaSisd = cal
AID examine tor themselves heft is the pace fUs b.
gains. Tue nUlto Is, CHEAP "a CAtH. Quick sAss a.
small profits. :. ohM ABACAEK, AgeHs-
Carrollton, Alril 26, '66-tt.
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May 8. '55-t
sRERIFF,s RALE.


by virtue OF an OiueF oi
Geo. s. Smith. sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Carroll county, OHIO, and to me
directed will Offer FOR public sac At The do, OF the
Court House, in the town Of fOarrUtOu, Carroll county,
Ohio,
On Saturday, the ssth day Of July next, 1855.
the following described property, situate in Carroll
countv Ohio -ounded aid described follow ~ Part
Of the North West quarter Of section eleven III tOsn
ship sixteen, 6 Of range Elk (e and oeing lot u
Masons addition TO the Of Pekin IN said Carol
county Beginning the South BY lot No 70 twenty
hve,) in AaSOus addition 10 Peklni On the west o'
Carroll street. on the North BY lots tSent nine, (2s,
and thirty, (SO) in said addition; the East BY Ger
tain State road leading from CarrOlton TO Unonto ~n
said piece Of ground one hundred snd ten feet from
East to West, and sixty feet from North 70 South
Ga rresnises are apprsIsed at Terms cash
J. II. WHITCRIET, Sheriff
| Iuna 90 'bS ts ur fee 81 90.
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June as, '5s. IS pr fee 81 20.
JOHN BRUeH's ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified as executors Of the last
will and testament of John Brugh deceased late Of Fox
township, Carroll county, Ohio WN. J. BRUGh,
June II, ls55.-Sw. EZRA BkIGH
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CHEERING..YERN

Feb. aa,-55. Il.
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= ALT, LIME & FlsH;.-
> By The Bsl. and a.rs'aA o1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03
Psurp r. WILKINS, Auctoneer.
DFCFIVER's SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE.

III HOLD FURNITURE by order Of the Supreme Court -
PHILIP r. WI .KINs viii cell at suctio- on TUESDAY,
Sept 1855 10 o'clock A. NJ, No IS Est athst elegant
Eou.hod Furniture copss in part Of rosewood and ms
bosspy Sofas Teteaes Chairs snd Vdare Chairs, covered
itb SATIN yelyt and bocaLe; sofa and Card Tables, With
Egyptian marble tops Stebosds single and double French
Beaeeds Bureau'; Dressing Basesa' Msnu' Mirrors; Arm
chsirs &c A.o, avery large Extension Dining Table .
Catalogues can be the office Of the Aactoneer No
Prnan.st
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pscst Warehouses.

DArfR wAREHOUsH.-J. 4. pEa ,ss is-es
j son h Co, Ne 70 seesman''e Our '''
A
ss.. f.pe. . sisss seixhs nod susames
- 80, III "a. vrish,s sna qeshnss .-.,s,
rs-u. rsrss sssy ssisss ss .ei,. - nc ess,ss
$780,. 49,, !. hns ssa es@asst. tssfsa ~'''A~
uss.',s 49, An ssa 81 shs bss ssAmy'
ss.A r,Ss. s rae $40 isv. .sssssas ,ss' sr''$
sssss,,,1-. rsr--s AZ sks best asAtsy. -
Ms~....s fs.ss secs, RAs 81 Manila
y.ttssEs rS~' sissss ~ re N SsA
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8aIco bp Nnfiion.
,TICE.-JOgFPU l.. SMITH

A UCTIOn EOTICK-JOBfPH J.. ShTIii,
osseb .. 30 N T,sDslbH tpfb house -s'' Of DroM-y,
~. Us ood rsbo fbflhani TONS and hnith esm NJ
isy ave. Pier Ols.ss ,oe,ns and Chsim. shofsny
AL a, M hairs sofs dIsins and Tsbs, rosewood and
ss, sss, .sps and Washsands 70 msssr host
sL Ms,..sss foessry, Glassware, Coois, svorws, &C..
d. 90 snsnasa Cottage buitss
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A H. Msswis, AuefsBs~r
10y RANGE BhOTUEK a. CO.-Tradc-Sale

- BDoms No ~ Psrh fov
m. TTADT-aA LYs this Fall will he bsld ~ foio~si
TUESDAY B-p,smbsr 4, lB5,
THY sIxTy SECOND NEW. YORK TRADE-SALE Of
pOOKa BryRrOTYPE PLATES PAPkssi STATION
ray as una.r ID, direction d tho staining Commit Of
b. T,sfo vii isss place on TUESDAY Seps snd fo
The rrsdJ and smbr-oss mary
10 oonir uticps pcudns the only invoice eonuouted by
M,,s Harper brothers the Trade Sales this season. and
9th. Iafs. and valuable Invoices Of Books and Pia'a
eta rIONERY PAPERS &c,
bb are unusually .r,s and attractive confined 10 this
q. and he be sold without reserve
Tuesday. September IS 1853 ..-,u,.
The TRADY-sALE Of BOOKS snd srEREOOtLirtE
pr hTFs nId,r the difsst Of New York Book Publish
sr., Asocstop will be held E5DAY Srpsmbsr IL, al
fovipg days. Tho for this sale Is sso Nv rssdv
md eonsss arr. a. invoices I'm liberal
and 10 be- .od without fm 100 Publishers 10
Boston New York Phlsdelphis &c. -.
- nooo .nnl,e.tion BANGS BROTHER Co,
~ No Is Psrhro New York
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d. s. HouGH, AuctioneeL
GALE of RICH and ELEGANT ROSEWOOD

GALE Of RICH and ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
- spd MAHOGANY FURNITURE. Rosewood Pisuofors.
Velvet Carpets Oh Paintings, Pier and Oval S.-ors Marble
Ststusry fIante Decorations &c-D. 5. HoUGG will sell
TT rs DAY MONDAY IOs O'clock A. NJ The contents Of the
rich yfunished dwelling No 10 near COLLEGE pace
two Rosewood Paror Brocaie lei Rosewood
T.oc Panofort Of superior and fully warrsnSed
Csv,d ROsesoo Easere Nth Plate Gi,, Doors and s,s
Lssy's ORE richly nlad; Rosewood Msrbetop Center
Side and Pier Tables; Rosewood Musicitsnd aud Corner
nag Oh collection Of OIL Paintings bs artist, &C
talents Rosewood and Nah gsny Bedsfsats. bu
reau. W. .stsnds pure Hair Mse-.e. Vevet Bnssss
and Carpets Lace and Muslin Widow apery Cnna
Dinner and Tea St Cut Glass Ware Ivory Cutlery Silver
Tea Services Casters Csiebaske Spoons, Forks &c NJ
whole TO he sold without Catalogues On m0rnns OF
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OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY, No. ~
~ Mats MARINE, FIRE and fNLAsb NA'.D~
rIoN .rd TRANsPOt TATiOS RISKS. -Ths .omp'e 80
asw fully srssnised and sil sae poiei.s 90 n.-.ot
and Rsi. Of nAaa Nsygs;ion and TrlnsPo:Snoo - n.
r.,es OF pr-uium Also AGAINST Losses psmAss ~ Wv
DIV e Hcuses Stores, aud Aerchsndi,s rs
J. Vas Bvsfs s.cy. a. Ep" A"D''
THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE CS.c ON
e.,, Ne. Wal st ssd ~ prrS,n.s s.rcs .s.sss vsr
,~r y...E 10 pot .ss tLer Cargo. .Ss S sso
"a. us, Los. eS psnise. ~ sns nA'''
MANI L Cso~sLL, s-sseafy
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GvoRcE Cook, Apctionesr
FARCE SALE of FURNITURE, &c TO
IL MORROW Tuesday at iof O'clock the 50 e'rooms
No III Nassau en.lve ssortmen OF
snx ". pu and oak FURNITURE Of every descp ION $50
ali rs ue Mirrors, PAINTINGS, China and GLASSWARE TAD o
Cutlery, Silver PLACED Ware, &c.
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900 THt sUNDHULDERs OF THE MANS

nU The bUNDHULDEkS OF lnE NAME
/ FIELD ANs sANDUsKf, sANoUSKY, MASsfas IN,
AND NsWsRk AND COLUMBUS AND LAM EMh
r. .iIRoAp COMPATIBILITY Committee sppo'n'od Il ths
mes'ips III, Astcr hou'e ssve prep.se me Ismsn'
20 he sped BY tho different interests In the so we Companies
in scfanea nth the report then mace aid scceP cd an III
n,p he tcunl at the Office ~ H. t. H. GIBSON, NO 50 re~,
h.ye The 8ondhoers ed 10 ca and dgo tao zane
ihout Je ay 'ufrUaon thou and there 30
obtsipad New ork, July "a 1870
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" s. MILLok, Auc'ioueer By HousHros MELLON
TUESDAY, at 1O4 o'clock, at No. lib Nassau
st. elegant Cabinet Furniture, Rosewood Piano Foues
Wsre and Minors comprbns 'rgs aod Vseu
article. worthy the attention OF buyers Catalogues on
the morning Of sae.
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OFFICE ~ THE Rocky BAR MINING CoNP,sy.i
No g Ni-liarn. L. Nem.York. Aug |. ND }

DOCKf Il A h MINING COMPAN1.
Ii NOTICE To sTOCKHOLDERS Take notice th,t "a
ASSES MI Mt of FOUR PER CENT upon he oapia stock
OF he c. mptny has eyied BY the a OF Director, gr
susnt Art the Articles Of Asocaiin Passoe 90 WE'D
NFsDAY The 9Th September neNt a, tho Once of tue Coa
pany ia the City New York ln case a. non'ps,men me
uS sp, ohed shares upon which payn Ut relusd 70
seh,r with 1ymeus thereon, ehsu os orstte
he Asa citations but 10 order that Stakeholder resns oa
the CIV of NewYorh may have the be eht OF inc ui uns
three dsys' srnce will be allowed 10 ihem d.
kveTy holder who pays TO THE DAY SAIL receiy, or
.or 1. a Ivas
The Board have determined that this the LAST AssSs
''H' my NJ Brennan, SECRETARY.
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vI,HE NirsEA sED6WiGk viii ,sspss iLsis
J nDAhDisg saa bAJ SCHOOL '. s.sss.@ls ~ ns
a "a a, $50 ~ ~
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Alatbinerp, ST.

sHCROFT' STEAM and VACUUM
n GAn0TsTb. best and most reliable ct any 10 the mar
rS "HnneI ~ CHAs. W. COPELAND
trade tut sAo No. Ga Broadway.
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CTEAM- ENGINE for SALE CHEAP nor.
zotsl ENGINE tf very superior mate has two l5tneh
cylinders &c stroke and has been usea ou' &c" "ee
innix 10 s. IL MAYNARD, No. 5 Wsl.st.
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,THE sPINGLER INSTITUTE. Union Parl,

Il Will reopen WEDNESDAY, sept i9-Ycsns lsAes Nth
sftctory testimonies from their fastOf pfsS0us
rcsehsr Be sdna 10 any elsss fT which thsy
pared The distinctive studies o The three highest es.Ass
fnIEp CT ASA s,bfa HAsiSre aud Ma afs Phlo,sphJ
junior CLASS Geoetr, MentA Philosophy and hsrisry
sIKIot -As'robomy, MORA Philosophy, Esdsnoss u
q rstisnity, Lose and Bsilsrs Analogy
The Bihle Music CoupDslos, the Fine Afts th- IsGLh
French and Latin Lar and Lsfstsse HstsJ,
ter the whole course.
Tie Rev Df HfNRY D. SMITH o. tbs tpsa T1.soLDsisS
scIlf sTy vii deliver, during the year. fov Cssssss OF
LscfI,ss the lshof osssesI hasisi Phnos,pbb
Nora sirseei The Evidences cLfsssiy sad % hat
lers Assi ~. -
Prf 1Ioh0E w. 0nKys viii tabs charge " 'ls dass.
seui v History sDd Belize fstss aud viii sivs Lsess'ss
the Lissr.tss Of tho Esss ffssh tts.s ssi os'iasa
Lspssssea
IirnI,sd bussLsr sseaIvsa aasaLes ~ s h.iy "
fution. GOTHAM d. ABBOTT FdaslPsi
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TYRE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. ~ West
Iih o. ssn 90 btk ss 10 Ne ,lastf nht yss ~ sss
essfsi of~rsssss, h0rDAf ssps 10, .si s'at
sa,spsss ss hs sSss iLs ~ yssih rsv s- .s.sl,si
al sxss e uAsfsssAIy ssfsssa ss tisfe % t-ias.s i
W'kii,sy,sssssssst' rs.as..
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rs,scrp .. per above notice, Is now ready P.tues e.
aed 20 the same VII please eAH 'f p" - Inc "'' " .
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GYMNASIUM, Bible House,

- MERCIAL A. ADEMY, Coar st. second door north from
Presic. nj A. h. RICHARDSON, A NJ. pincipI-The next
tenn a his Institution commenees on MONDAY, Sept
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ERtNCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE
II MEN--BoARDING and DAY sCHon n, No IS t4,i
caihst near ay. Pr,f Ellie CH ARLtkR Of Paris will
open b. school on WEDNESDAY, S'It y CirSolN. Win
s mar euiafs anc litter from Mr. II PEUGNEf 20 be had
Prof As,ssiz uzot Or c. King the Rev Dr.
Hawis Tyns, Ferris, aud othera
ERENCH DAY AND B0ARDING-SCHOOL-
il Directed by the late Professors " NJ Peasnet Mess
LFsPINAsSE'k SMITH Removed ron No 81 Hammond'
e. 70 Naedousat corner Of Clinton psce. keopehs sept
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ltuhE ZINC FAtkth.=TiiE fAhnAiu MIN
sea, s.e.sa s...@.i,s wssts n tss.st ~, ~ .-
s4,s.s VI Wrs fas 80 w. "a 5-l-.ss H. r.-..
lsd1 sLss ~tl~ fi.l si-.
80, afss ~ As.is.s As4sssss.4s ed s-f... .-.-ts
~ Il. tss. y-.ii.y ri S.s-sk -. .is k.as-iis $500
W. Iis&Ea . ssv,ss, ~ n s.-a..-4..
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II CIlAcNIOAL
Il Aston pace . " BINGHAM, Rector, viii open the exer
fourth year Monday Sept "a The Gymnasium
Day HghSchool Of the first divided t1to depart
ard receiving bu twenty boy CHI The studies begit
ifh simplest elements ana the most impor -
frsh studies of Mshenscs French Latin Greek
Drawing and Msbup Of Aruas The whole
details which have be arranged with aud
which the SPECIAL ATTENTION Of pereots invited, occupies
years hut ppps begin 10 class for Which they
I'd The ,chuoi tlougt have quite unusual
vision he comfort aud health Of the pupils Parents who
desire he bOtn " inds and accomplish
thing and others United call the scoo ater Sep
teuber address letter the Rector any Thsre
ale now several vtcarCi@s
R-The prc.en, meuers n the school invited 20 be-
an their studies on the FIRST MONDAY Of SEPTEMBER
Al vouu, viii be infonsIy Instructed grsutogsy n
the uuzl orenii of the school Tue Report for the last year
spd Course o. Study be he'd al the oos Of he
Treasurer OF he American Biblc Society.
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FRENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
II nay SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' No 81 West 18Th.
at below 5h.ay-Mrs LEyEHErr wil Teopu hsr School
for tht ,nins wear on FRDAY. Sept IL Applications tof
the stmcu Of pupils may be made 20 her percnay OF by
letter Al "a. shove whore oulss with full particulars
m be obtained
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Hppodrcme previous to the great auction sale Of the
entire stock, on the 18th prox.
Spaldng Rogers Floating Palace Fleet consisting of
the Palace, James Raymond and Gazelie, are in the
Tennessee river; and their steamer-the Banjo
will be completed and its career, with vau-
devine and minstrel band, next Monday. 1t has an
auditorium for persons, sleeping and reectory
for IS people, besides the machinery, which, unlike
the Floating Palace, (Which has steamer built ex-
pressy for towing her) Is board The Banjo is des
crbed to be very elegant, and win traverse the Miss
sippi Red Arkansas and Missouri rivers during the
suing winter and spring.
Mr. T. U. Tdmarsb agent Of the Crescent City Circus
has been In town making arrangements for its southern
tour. Iavater Lee is whit his company.
PmIADnPHrA.- Marsh Juvenile dramatic troupe
has concluded the second week Of their very successful
engagement at the Walnut The people are talking
about complimentary benefit to Mary Marsh. "Stiii
Waters" still running at the Arch, and Mr. J. w.
wallack jr is starring at the City Museum, under Mr.
J. Lewis Bakers management
Boston Mile. Rachel commenced engagement at
the Boston theatre on Monday and played Camille In
Horace Tho house viii hold at her prices "a 1885,
fhuad qfrt tied.
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BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHs.
From WashinVtDn

rIOm SvuSninStOn
GOVERNOR RBEDER AND THE ADMINIsTRATIoN-No
OBJECTION TO HIS ADMISSION AS DELEGATE FROM
EAEsAs-FORNEY's POLICY-s. CHASE BARNEY
AND THE LATE NAVAL BOARD.
WASHINGTON, Oct. % 1856.
informed last evening by gentleman high in
thority that the President has from the cement
of the Kansas difficulty been friend Of Reeaer,
and that he would not have removed him had it
not been for JEFF Davis, who had persuaded him
to believe that unless he removed Reeder the whole
South would repudiate his administration. Upon
that state of the he listened to Davis and the voice
of the South and made the removal Bat that he had
II to do again, similar should ever be pre-
sented the counsel Of second third person would not
be needed Furthermore, that # Reeder should be per-
mitted to take his seat in Congress delegate from
Kansas, 1t would rot the sllghtes uneasines
the part Of Mr.. Pierce 1t appears the President has
changed his views since the election in Main and Penn
sylvania Forney, understand win do nothing TO in
jure Reeder's chances in the House, he is
friend Of his (Reeders and he is understood to be in
terested in land spccuations with Reeder In Kansas Je
Davis and other Southern Intend to make that the
issue in the election of Speakers and with that view
bringing every thing in their power to bear.
s. Chase Barney, late Lieutenant in the United States
Navy issues pamphlet tomorrow the subject of the
action ef the late Naval Board in which lie presents
interesting Of the Navy list it stands, and
shows that the present pay of the officers exceeds that
the old list by $50, 600 per annum.