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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA. +
Dr. j. S. Houghton's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints. 1t is Nstm es own specific for unhealthy
stomach No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to trysit. sae 14 TDgQ &
Sold BY DrsC. A. Begel CarrOlltOn Ohio. 4,
Feb. 90, 1866. Iy.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE Partnership heretofore Existing be-
L tween Cummings & Brackn has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent those indebted to us will
please call at the old Stand and settle their
Those having claims against will present the ssmeol
payment. ]. p. CUMMINGS
JOHN u. BRACKIN.
Carrolton, March ed 1856 II.
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DEATH OF DoEsTIcKs The following dis.
patch from Ann ArbOr, was received BY a gen
tleman connected with the Office. Its authori
ty was undoubted. The person referred to is
the genuine DOsstiCkS-the story of ]. ster.
ling Mortimer being the individual being fab
ricatiOn. The melancholy news of the sudden
death of this young man win be received with
sorrow all over the Union. His inimitable let
ters have won for him widespread reputation
Chicago Tribune 30th. .
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sBus-A-BoOs AeAIN.-Resd the communica-
ton of 'Peepiag Tom relative to the Order Of
Bug-a-Boos. Lfhe properly represents them
{and we have no reason to doubt him) We
endorse their pattern. Now, since it is reduced
to certainty that the order is in our midst
we shall east aFeund us and endeavor to peep
in too. Their object is laudible One--one in
which every patriot should engage with zeal
Let not the fres of '76 go Out-but ever cher
ish the spirit of Independence. Perhaps the
'Buga Boos' may be seen on next 4th ofJuly.
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re- A gang of robbers and assassns was
broken upin Detroit on Saturday, the 10th
ult All the principals were fined SIOO and
locked up for 80 days. This punishment,
though severe, is mild in comparison with the
enormity of their crimes.
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EE Rev. Theodore Parker has been Iectur.
ing on Slavery in Wilmington, Delaware. This
is his first lecture in slave State. He was
frequently applauded during his lecture.
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

N1HHNNA N8WUIA NAN 70 y ANIL n = z -
! sTEUBENvILLE, ............. OHIO.
EP always on hand large assortment Of
Il 10 Medical and Miscellaneous books, Plain ana
"A sehe an Lstte' PaPers Printing and Wfao
hnied Cap si, =. Note Papers, Envelopes, slee
ping Papers Of a.; '.-S- s,.,i i''nsy.
They are prepared to u u al Oie> at how prices
School Committees, Teacher ana others sI.bme1t
Having biudery connected w. ith our estaD. Sln
we are prepared 10 make al kinds Of Blanks for
roads, Insurance Companies, County Ofieers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 10 OIder. As We
the best quality Of stock and employ the best work
men, work will compare faVOrably with that oany
other Bindery in the State Blanks OF all kinds PACED
to order.
The highest market price paid for Pegs ard Tanners
Scraps MCDOWELL & 20.
Steubenylle, March is, 1858. IT,
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ES The patent for Singer 4 Co.'S. single
thread and embrOiderng machine. has been
sold in Paris for the handsome sum of 5OO,-
900 frances. or about 800, 1000.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

On the third day Of May A. D. 1855, at the Instance
Of the undersigned plaintiff, an order of attachment
was issued by Thomas George, ESQ.,, Justice Of the
Peace within and for Fox township, Carroll county,
Ohio against the goods chattes, moneys credits and
effects of John Whsla, non resident of said county.
Amount claimed forty two dollars and sixtythree ns
(S42 6S) PETER SMITH.
MAY "a 55-Sv%
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CARRIAGE MAKrEe,-M. 7, Virgins, has
completed bis new Carriage Shop, near the
Railroad depot. and is in readiness to execute
all work in his line with neatness and des-
patch. If you wish carriage trimmed, a bug
gy painted. or either made or repaired, call up.
loA Wiggins, 1ao
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Ripe cherries appeared in the Cincinnati mar
ket on on the 96th ult. They were of the
China Bizarrean variety, small, but sweet, and
good for marketing.
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MARRIED.

On the 3lst, ult by Rev. William Cox, Rev.
Theophilus Kneen of the Pittsburgh Annual
Conference. to Miss Alice, daughter of Mr..
James Shepherd of Carroll county.
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A TTEMPT AT SUIoIDE.-About one O'Clock,
on Thursday afternoon the Sist ult, James
Parks, in.Cleveland Jail, made an attempt to
cut his throat with jack knife. When dis.
covered blood was flowing freely and mes.
senger was dispatched for DR.. Strong. When
the DR.. attempted to staunch the wound Parks
offered firm resistance, and his struggles
caused great jets Of blood to gush out of the
ghasty cut. He soon swooned from loss of
blood, and was placed in chair. HIS wound
was then examined, and it was found that he
had almost severed the jugular vein, besides in
juring an artery. The Aow of blood was FINAL
ly stopped, and he returned to consciousness.
There is one remarkable circumstance con.
nected with this bloody affair, says the Leader,
which superstitious people might be pardoned
Tor considering as most signal Judgment
the wound which Parks inflicted on his own
neck was about the same width and depth as
that on the neck of Beatson it was in precise
" the same place, and was made with an in
stlument exactly similar.
How he obtained possession Of the knife is
latter of conjecture. The surmise that it was
o. 1vcyed to him by his wife, though plausible,
vas without the least foundation as she was
hOr oughly searched each time before she was
ermI tied to see him, and was so closely watch
d tina she could not have passed it to him
rithout detection. s..
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May II, '55. pr fee 5 90.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to persons interested that
my instance wri; of attachment was issued, Oh III
l4th day of april, 1886, BY s. |. Ross ESQ, Justice
Of :he Peace III Brown township Carroll counys sOhc,
against the goods and chatels rights credits, moneys
and effects OfJosEPH NJ DEIsER ANTHONY GYDcR ais.
JoHS WBER, deaulting debtors.
C. G, PAESsLER.
May 8, 1855,-3w
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LADIES, WREATH
ANp
PARLOR ANU III.


VNPAkALLELED ATTRACTIONS The
= Pabeshot lskes uisaaors 3 ascoaurre e iha>0us
hunersd fhoussnd Reade.s - tor rEfaalar ncstlf
s hsi IA ths hslaquftsr coaaesess - .pubeai.on
81 beauaidifai Lafih ofira q u ems q ne most
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yegf eeoompan.edty biossapAitI Aetch of esss
w aeuuy bind, Auna Taiisu. u alnssa.. Caiher.a
Hayes, Ale0li, aod An. l. g. B0sse,ek. N de-
should meet with tsvcs aitkouEh vsft efnertrt fsv
WI b folOssd eyothefS of snasr @f fsr-.,.-1 !.
they are dstEr1st thai De Nro.h suz- lsro.i ~
eoatnus % be net 6Ly De ceapasa baslhs bs1f 80
lar Maga1ne IN the World q Ths.Ccrieuts w, ~ -.
irely original from thspens % de ahIsa ind trrssf
wrtsrs in lhs eoSntry. Aithough Lhersf5 Nsssf5e
serything c iml1ofsl character gil h. osresy sr
eiuded Il VII be the ain oi The pualahsrs 70 Sea
entertainment with instr o. ion kat u uot otiy esp
tivate the Taste but AsO eullA.s lie tBoashs s1d IN
prove the heart
Each number win contain Pine Etsel Engrsrine
and beautifully eOlOrsd ilOwsr Plate AkO engravsi
on steel with occasionally popular pieces nf Nusc ana
ihiry.tEo large octave pages printed on fue papsr-
The Nay number Hii have AZ attractive Title Pare na
sing In al twenty Eve enibelish6uts aud Toi ne of
four hundred and thirty -four paEes All shSare later
ssted Ia pure iamiy literature. and are s9g y A..
ss 10 fostering he best native tad- ~ Hrsf d 81
come sabscribrf- arfsid stf-thf forbv iafi-.rr
their frierds % sscassfar 0, e Hs- Mssszi1o ss,
three. A. ethe the steel sugrs eng the esass pas
or the iierary eeatel .. sis aSf,h Assprce Of 10
whole.
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MASTER coNMIssIoXER,s eALE.

George steDger, ct sis
vs By virtue of an or5er
Roberto. Stpry, G. as Of sale Issued Jon Il :
Court Of Common fIeas, OF UarrOl county, 0fio 3-s
to me directed will offer tor salt at the dcor Of s
Court House in the town Of CarrOlltcn, in sait e,-a
ofCarrOn, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 10th day of June mex, 1855.
the following described real estate situate IL the
" Of Carroll and state OF Obig, 70 Wit; Los nuiber
One and Five, in Wm. States addition 70 ths 0gu q
Kigore, it'll the Improvements thereon. Appraised
ats Terms essh.
J.H. WHITCRIFT, saeriE,
and Special Master.
Nav II, '55. DR. fee s 90.
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Ea- The American Express Company de-
elared quarterly dividend on the 18th ult. of
pei cent on the whole capital stock Of $780,
600.
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m cIrpr FCcIR TIE PEOPLE \
c,o,r., ~rTY .t.RT-UNION,
roIrlTnTra ITO.
N-N@obof ~

RURNELL & co.'s sEcoHE~ ,NNA
~ GIFT Distribution.
The pFophetors take great pleasure in announcing 70
the citizens Of the Union, that in consequence Of tbe
great satisfaction manifested by the dckethoders of
their first great Distribution, and the many thousands
solicitations from all parts Of the country, in relation TO
Ghether they intend getting up another Distribution Of
Gifts for the people, they have, after an immense out
ay been enabled 70 offer TO their thousands Of patrons
the following valuable magnificent and Unprecedented
BRlLLIANTSCHEME,t to be distributed as soon as the
100000 Beautiful EngrSvings Of the CAPIToL or OHIoI
are distributed among their Patrons The price Of the
Engraving is but One Dollar, and as parlor ornament
Il cannot be surpassed.
kead attentiyely the following list Of beautiful and
costly Gifts, which will be satisfactorily distributed By
committee OF ten selected one from each State where
the LARGEST number of snhscrihera are nhtainad i
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g FaEsH FIsH.--By reference to our adyertis.
lng columns, it will be observed that fresh
! Lake Fish can be obtained every Thursday eve-
ming and Friday morning, at Brackin's produce
store: u
Brackin also kaeps constantly on hand an
excellent selection of Groceries, Cheese, &c..
Cheap for cash. GlYe him call.
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THAMES. Hon. B. F.'W ade,' of the U. s.
Senate, will accept our thanks for valuable pub
lie documents.
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GEORGE W. JONES ESTATE.
Notice Is hereby given that the Subscriber hss been
appointed and qualified as Administrator on The es5i
Of George W. Jones, deceased, late Of Carroll coui,s
Ohio. ROBERT W. MINER
April 19. ,55.-3w,
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTAERSaI

DISSOLUTION OF G0-PARTNERS4IP.
The co-partership heretofore existing between u
undersigned, under the name of SchRabacher Blothc
was, on the rst day Of February last ls55 Dissolve
by mutual consent,
s. SCHWABACHER
May "a, '65.-sws w. SCHWABACHER
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ANN ARBoR, Nav %.

Mortimer Neal ThOmpson-Q. K. Philander
DOestickS. P. B., who was here writing book
for Immediate publication, was this morniag
accidentally killed by friend while shooting
at mark. Jas. CooK
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ATTACHMENT.

Maen Reader John CoulsOn,
Admr's of the estate Of Jabez ATTACHMENT.
CVulsOn, deCeased, ,againstAlfred
Lee
Atmy instance, an attachment was this day issued
by Alexander Keith, Justice Of the Peace Of East
township Carroll eonuty Ohio, for eighteen dollars ard
seventeen cents against the property and effects Of Al
fred Lee nonresident of said county Dated Apiil
8, 1855. READER C0ULSON, Admrs Of
Jabez Goulson, dec,
By their Atty, ]. B. Smith.
April l9, '55.-3W
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a.O
1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, ats4 4,OOC
200 Brocha Shawls, at s25 5000
500 " Silk Dress Patterns, at $50 10, 600
5000 Gold Pencils, at 50 $4,000
10000 Gold.P ms, with Silv'rCas's at 50 20, 900
10000 Gold Rings, at 81, so each $4,000
l2OS4 do at 100 each 1904
Every purchaser Of the splendid large Lthographic
Engraving, viii receive Certificate Of Membership
emitting them to a chance in the above list of valuable
and costly Gifts for the People. The Engravines can
be sent by mail without being damaged any part of
the country.
eT-FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED. al
Persons wishing to act as Agents for us will please
send recommendation signed by the Postmaster or
some other influential and well known person in the
place where they reside
To those persons who have been acting as Agents for
in our former Distribution, this is not required
All orders with the money enclosed, free of postage.
will meet with prompt attention.
In order to prevent mistakes agents and others trans
mitting money TO will please have IL sealed in the
presence of the Postmaster and the amount entered on
the way BILL
We prepay all our letters circulars, &C., to our
agents and correspondents and expect them to do the
same with us.
E5g- Agents wanted In every town, whom we will
furnish with posters circulars schedules Instructions
&C., on application at our Office, by mail post paid
For further particulars descriptive bills &C. or en-.
luire at office, No. Q, Wacutts Block, Town Street
Ohio BURNELL & CO.,
PRoPREroRs.
EY- D. Il. ToLAN, agent for Carroll county.
March is, 1855. 3m.
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JOB PRINTING NEATLY AND EXPE.
dtiousy executed at this Office on reasonable terms.
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NEW SPRING GOlIDS

our FRIENDS viii rejoice 70 have rs an
" nCunee that We have Just Fstarnsd hom
Philadelphia, with q splendid siofk of
NEW SPRING AND SUAMRR GOODS,
sbch, for chDass o style snd cbsapusss Of pscs ha,
never been rafaileed IN Cadolton sFIfst eoms, hfs,
served An ssfialas h entirely uuno
eessaFy; bot msy ~ thai stock il MosTLr saw
And e prices has si hlnesteompare wth lsst Fesf.
gooa g cOsF. A Rplsndd fieok Of Embrolderls,
vefy cheap. These goods aSe anoug ne erst ID he
narkst this 6prng snd our frsz1s wi dowsl 70 nak.
us yisit bsfors thsF sn goas. Small pFoefs sad
quiek sslss" d oar notto.
Mar $3.50
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Port Of New York, July IS, 1865,

CLEARED.
southernsr Even, Charleston spodOrd Tiles
steAmihip Roanoke. Skinner. Nerfolk-Ludlam Plea
Ship Isaac Wright, Absel, Lvsrrool-c II Marshall.
ship Uhsrser Uai, Pendieton Quebec
Bark Concsicao BRAZIL Osuallies, Rio Janero-sifken
Bil Jo.sphn., Psnalsson ccn.sansinopls-J Q s.rdy.
b5 k,,51 sII gas, g; awe, oS.
' ss.sss Ai sissss.s Rs H.ehMna
sehr sarah 4 Adolise. Koop. H.lif.. n g pornin-
!. sshr VIM Smith, Chapman. savannae-kecressy. Mott
sshs EIl..s..h ss.s. asl@s.
sshr shsmpios, Johnson nsibor Island ''' -''''A'
s ssAr f sfn Ssfl h eS9' fsss f fs
s H..h.s e s.s.fsa sv
cs, cS.s Ty ,., sa,msSs ysr
ss shr i fisS B nSts. Lore aiddio.o~n.
sleop Warren, Flannaid, New Haven-ksster
so.R nsfshsns pOss s. S,S msyo9J Ms,ess
ARRIVED.
ship Kensns,on. Thrans ssstnnat, dtyt with lumber,
K 1r On Of ssus 70 p. int
s,r..m in heavy blow from sw to \, ipraas aIssE Of
'ls:l 81 f sssI ny c.,a, July
Bar man, Lowry, Havana July Z, With sugar. to w
Nsien sens July saw brig ashore on Alligator reef;
bris CALEB Billings tof Danror,, Colt, Iuasua, July 1,
Bris Mary cepsn, Norton, Nsohiss days la.h last,
ssa s..ssa away Ii. C.. Ssos' s sats s.s y s
being ry iogsy A. the time could not loara anything
the bt1x
sebr Elvs Br,. Pyfram. EIsuthera days with pia.sp.
solT AleSspper Cooper, Gould. virginia tdaya
Schr fAEther Lonsstreet, virginia.
schr Independence. Corseu, Washington Nc days
saied in company with schrs Andrews and MARY r Ne,
York
Sehs Lama Johnson, Johpson. Newborn, 5 d.vs
Sckr Co Jonu q nsstedt, kckse. Boston.
Sc1r Col Simons Savage, Hondout for Pprssnouth Nh
sebs Jsae Doughty, xurrby, Phiiasslphia, 8 days
81 The seamtus Ieviathso TO tho city IL Ii. sye
ring having been 70 the of FINE Island AID "a
pcrts no square rigsed vessels IN eight.
~ Tho following vessels arrived on 1uasday.-
schr Lactp, BeArse Beaten, days
schr Louisa Chate, Boston. days
schr Abbott Lswrencs, Allen, Boston, days
sohr Perseverance,, Niekerson, Bo5ton
scbr Daniel Webster, Rates. Losten-
Scbt l. Ntckexson. Oswei, Bcsteu.
Schr Hsrret Ann, Harrington, Lsbeo
Scs- warrior. whitman, RoetlknA
scht Sarah Anp, Prince. Kockiand,
SER h-Anes hellJ, BafvrA
RETOW.
One sfis l. nbtr iadss.
sl!iSssPi ssa'ssSag krH CsAs,;s,sa kataska,
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Kinney were doubly welcome In consde alton Of the
circumstances under which he arrived.
We Leave to morrow, b. British vessel, for our port
have received, with the foregoing letter. the sub
Joined paper
At tie meeting Of the passengers Of the schooner
Colonel Henry l. Kinney In the chair, Colonel W. L
Laws Secretary, the following resolutions offered
Resolved, That ws, the passengers of the schooner
Emma, which wrecked On the 10th Of June, 1856,
on the Cayoos Island take this occasion publicly TO
bear testimony to the humane and polite attentions
shown TO US after our misfortune BY John L. Nelson,
United States Consul for Turks Islands.
Resolved, That cannot refrain from expressing
especial gratitude and for his conduc in
tutousy rendering to us, his fellow countrymen In a
strange land the OF his official buildings for
and hereby express conviction that
home.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting, nd
papers of the United States and Turks Islands, and
copy Of them forwarded to Mr.. Nelson.
H. L. KINNEY, President.
W. seatoD West, D. webster
W. F. Radcliffe, S, Forester
B. s. Norris, VIM II. Wsstbrook,
Thomas ResBmyder, G. l.. Whitehead.
Charles Wilkinson, G. w. ShinsIe
Robert W. Scott, David Fl. Trepler,
Harris /. Fellows.
Ihs Post says" We learn that arrangements have
been promptly made for renewing the supply Of pro.
ysions and forwarding It immediately from the Unisd
presented as in good health and spirits, and quite
updifcouraRed by the disaster which has bsalen the
vessel The British authorities of the island which
counts which have received, to have behaved in
mcst friendly and oblging manner doing thing
in their power to make the passengers Of the Emma
facity in their power to enable them to proceed to
their destination"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


YTVEIEGRApH NOTICE. ANNUAL NETTING. -OFFICE
Of N. Y. h NJ z. Union Telegraph Company, Bos-
ton, June 3d. 1S66-Yeu are respectfully notified that
Union Telegraph Company hold their annual meeting in
the Union Telegraph ONCE, in Wall street. New York. on
Wednesday July 49, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose Of hearing and considering reports Of past
transactions choosing President nine Directors SEQ
retsry Treasurer and Superintendent for the ensuing
deemed essential to the interests OF the company.
L. l.. SADLER, Secretary.
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Personal Intelligence.


Amopg the officers Of the British Foreign Legion we
notice the Of Colonel Korponay, who is in
maId of portion Of the recruits enlisted in the
United States and which at present stationed at
Niagara the Canadian side. We suppose he has been
invested with the command Of colonel from the fact that
he addressed by that title by Mr. Rowecro the Bril-
fish Consul at Cincinnati, who has the best right to
krow. He was formerly, understand, Off Ger in
the Austrian SERVICE and emlgrated to this country
short time before the commencement Of hosttes with
Mexico During the war he entered the regiment under
the command OF Colonel Donaphan and rendered useful
eervice to that officer in drilling hs men, When peace
was established he employed himself in teaching
dancing, in which, it appears very successful
Whether he will succeed before sebastopol remains to
Ss as and
efficient officer.
The Hon. DaDsl 8. Diciinson is at the Astor Rouse
he engaged in an important before Of the
courts sitting in Brooklyn
Commodore Vanderbilt and Commodore Stevens at
Saratoga.
ARRIVALS.
3; na hsntss eissps
.ss smith e. E
At the Astor Hou.s-Dr Hastings and family Phil.del
fr1yn Bryce cGSt 4s ssSy;, S.p %
Jacob, LOUISVILLE A. NJ. Capp, buffalo; J. A. Samson.
At tn. Irving Heu.s-E. A Marshal. Philadelphia; +.
Keparck bangor; Hon. Francis Thsm,s. M.r,isnd J
watiinson, Hartford.
From in brig Caleb Billine.-c.pt P.rciva of
brig CLARK Windsor, recently lost on InasuA
DEPARTURES.
For Charl.stcn 10 stes%shp southerner Capt Win;
Iege, Miss Lege, Mrs Cheve Mrs Peck, Thos Cameron
Schnid \ Hacker, and Is in the steerAge.
In the steamship Roanoke, for Norfolk, &c-J Arm.
strong. w Dick. Tucker. G Wright. W Branche W u
Donptr George OFT; Collins Quartermaster Seutter
Evans lady and children Gilet GiIet and lady;
Miss Boyd Mrs Boyd nnrse end children Miss Hsnrietts
John Sherwood Mr. Jones, Miss Armstrong X L.ugey
James Johnson, John Garden. Garden. J White
head, Cornelius johnson, and IL in the steerage.
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PLAYING CARDS.

pLAfLN9 CARTS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTlON-FOR
IL sale at the Union Gard Mandatory, 1T a,d 17o
Grand street, near Broadway, inoiadinx sinslN and
double beeds srnamented and plain and Spanish oards
yETaassd not 70 r1P, nsAs sSsrssy ios lsNllsg
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Skinner Richmond; ship Isaac Wright Abeel, Liverpool;
barks Nord America Ham, Peters, Hamburg; Copsrnicus
Bam) Myers, do; brig Clinton, Thompson, Charleston
Wind Light from South.
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DRY GOODS, so.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF

A SUPERIOR LOT OF
"A De Bege, at Is per yard.
large invoice Of lawns, At Sd, Sd and Is.
Summer Angola fannes 1T Is. Cd.
Striped gIace silks st A. and A. Cd.
Very fine linen hAndkerchiefs at 12s. per dozen.
Cloth table covers, large sizs, at los. each.
Linen driiings st Is. 50, g. and "a. Cd.
Philadelphis cashmere, . new article, Is. Cd.
Msrseilss quilts and counterpanss, from 12s to -.
hind Of ahirttng, very SUPERIOR &C., arc among
the new goods received during past week 1T
The Bowsry Savings Store,
No. l98 Bowery.
Domestic goods as usual in all instances retsiied ct
wholesale prices Bargains daily received from auction
r. Wa w. r. GILLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
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i George Warrington, by Washington Irving. 10 -
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Of this long expected and important work u In press H.
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work In manuscript. It Ii printed nns paper In
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csived BY the general agent, CHARLES T. ERAS at his
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