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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-06-01

SPLIT THEM Also 1t was q wild
notion of the Know Nothing that they
could get up such steam against for
eigners as to keep the question Of all
questions, slavery extension, in the back
ground.
The recent outrages in Kansas will
kick over all organizations that attempt
to ignore so important question.
1t split the Democrats. 1t split the
Wings. And it has split the Know
Nothings.
There must, eventually, be but one
party in the North, and that is the par
ty OF civil and religious libery.-Chi>
cago Democrat.
Headed, we suppose by General
Houston, your ia, orite candidate for
the Presidency. Civil and religious
liberty would not he very safe il the
beeping Of one who openly avows his
s. mpathy with The most intoIerant po-
litico-rellgious party that has ever been
known in this country.--TOledo Rep.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-06-01

PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. is'rtcciu-
cd at the rery highest market prices, on Sub
se,iptiOn or Advertisements, at this Office
Money is not refused.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-06-01
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ON SUBSCRIPTION, FOR
THE 'DEMocRAT,' UP TO June
lst. 1853.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-06-01
EARTHUR, June |, 1855,
V. B. PALMER'S

Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Agency
PHILADELPHIA, New York, BosToN and BAL
TlMoRE, is our authorized agent 10 receive and
receipt for subscription and advertisement for
the DEMOCRAT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-06-01

Four thousand head of hogs were
slaughtered in Greencastle, Indiana, last
month, for the use Of the English army
in the Crimea.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-06-01

P. s. Should it become necessary
you can use my name.
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wJ.A. COwARDN
FALL RACES.
- RROAD ROCK

ANN BROAD ROC K
&Akr RasEs.FALL IA I,asm.sa. MEna.
oiIf TSsf DxY-MoNDAY. Oct IA swsspGs.ss 70 H2:s.
fol- ai ages four mile heats four or ore n
ne. me rropristor 70 add ID. iii w,b the following
ENTRIES: x,nI NJ,
Mr. VIM n. Gibbons names D. m; 1n"'' " '-''
nss out ., cs.:.nss ss ,0na m cordes Read by wss
rsr ont of Madors five years oid L. ,,.n
Mr. Thos. g. Moore names en- IA a. "'' " "''
egs go9n csmpseIl names ch. m. Floride, BY Was.
n., ont on Am Watson. by Glencoe
Mr. Johu Campbell names ch !. Laura Spfiman.
br Wagner, ont Of Goens, three years old.
Mr.. James Tally namess g. One-Eye Joe, BY
p,ipce George, out of Registers dam, seven years
Mr BP. MeGrssh names oh. b. Sam Letcher, BY
Wagner, out of Medoc mare, four years old
Mr.. John Walsh names b G. Lawson, By Wagner,
cut of MinstrePs dam, seven years otd.
Mr. Calvin Green nsmes eh. Frankfort, by Glen-
eos ou, of Mary Morris. four years oid
Ar. A. Cheathsm pane, 80
sECOND nAY-TUEsDAY.-A s~eepstske fnr
sgesrs old $500 entrance, half forfeit, mile heats,
slosed with the following subscribers:
David Mcdaniel names f. BY Regent, dam BY
4 chestham and James Tally names &. c. by Rev.
erue dam Andrewet;s.
Calvin Green name. b. g. by Sovereign, dam Ann
THIRD DAY -wEDNEsDAY.-Jockey Club
f''o Fo6sTH DAY" THURSDAY Proprietor.
Pprs~ $780, two mile he ats.
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY.-Pro Purse
500 three mile heats for handisap race, free for
horses only that have started in during the
week.
The following stakes are proposed:
SECOND DAY, e Z ON D RACE TUES.
DAY-A sweepstske for three year Old colts and
D. HES; entrance S900, half forfeit; mile hssts.
for fouryear old colts and 6iies $500 sarsuos, hal
fUffeit; two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY-As swsePstske for three
year old colts and FLIES $500 entrance, half foffeit
two mile heats
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY S~ee pstake
for untried threeyear old colts and liies SlO0
lance, Lslfforfeit; mile heats
~ All the above stakes to psLae and cose let Sep
/ mbsr.
su4 CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
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Correspondence of the DISPATCH.

Norfolk and Portsmouth Sufferers Neao Opera
House Wild Bull in Franklin Auenue &c
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23d.
The Committee of Citizens charged with the
co lection and distribution of funds for the relief
O The sufferers by the fever at Norfolk and Ports.
mouth yesterday sent # six volunteers from this
city to act In the capacity ofpbysicsns aud nurses
The physicians are DR. Martin Rizer aud DR. Court.
land Cole, with Thomas Craycroft, a student of
medicine. There were also the following volun-
teers, who have had considerable exper ence In
nursing patients with the yellow fever Nathan
Thompson, Robert Graham, and Henry Sprisg-
man. The money remittances from this city In aid
of the sufferers amounts TO $1,000.
progress, the walls being above ground, and rising
them. The capacity of the building is ares,er than
that of the New York Opera House. 1t 10 24O
feet long, by $50 front, which Is 40 feet longer
than the New York opera house. and 81 feet wider
The City Councils unanimously passed a
luton to day extending the courtesy OF the City
to the Mayor and Councils of Rochester, N York
who intend visiting Philadelphia on Monday COM
ing via Williamspurt.
About4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, a wild bull
made its appearance In the vicinity OF Filth street
and Franklin avenue, and created an intense ex :
element. The furious animal attacked two females
and gored them severely. They were taken to
their residences, and received prompt medical at
tepion. Finally, the animal was shot, four musket
shots being required to finish him.
The present liabilities of the consolidated city
now amount to the very heavy sum Of 1886 833.
Mr.. George BeDners, who for the last forty years
has been we'll known In business circles, died yes
terday.
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USEFUL LADY IN THE CANA lady of color
in Balaklsva, and occasionally in camp (wrtes the
correspondent of the London Advertiser 10 the Cri'
sing specimen OF the adapdbility to circumstsnces
Of th darker specimens Of the genus homo She 70
both Miss Nightingale and Soyer In her .ay
native of Jsmaics, she has travelled extensively on
the American continent. and has acquired great ex
psri-nee In the treatment Of cases OF the cholera
are now 20 renowned, that she IL constantly bsset
with spplicstions and 1t must be stated to her ho.
nor. that she mahes charge for her owdefs. she
medicines. OF her own preparation. aud this parii-
cuiarly the case after engagement with the ems
ny. Her culinary powers are also % very stest.
tht even eoysr told her the other day she knew %
much ab,ut cooking - hi self Mrs. oseecle y,
1nessoveE, Highly inteilIgeEt woman,
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NAVAL APPRENTIcEs-We understand that the
Navy Department have temporarily suspended The
enstmentoi apprentices for the Navy, 800 having
been obtsined, and there being accommodations on
The receiving ships for no more. The ships Poto
mac, Congress and Constellation, which vessels
have recently gone ON cruises. took forty each
The Susquehanns, San Jacinto and Merrimsc will
probably go 10 sea (aDd possibly other United States
ships) before the beginning OF the new year, and
will take as many more, when further enlistments
OF apprentices will be made.-Stdr.
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OPENING OF UNIvgRsALIsr CoLLEGE.-The
opening of Tufts College In SomerviIle. Mass,
the only Universaist College In New England,
was appropriately celebrated Wednesday. About
one thousand persons were present. The Rev.
Hosea Baliou, the president Rev. Thomas White
temore, Rev. e. HI. Chspin, of New York, and the
Rev. Henry Bacon, of Philadelphia, took par. In
the exercises
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ToURsAmENrs-The first tournament came IF
at Capon on Saturday last. One of the Greer .
of Fsuauisr was the victor. He selected Miss
Withers nf the same county. as Queen OF Love
and Beauty. There will be two more displays oi
the same Kind there during the next few weeks.-
on the 3ls inst, one will be given at the Warren
ton Springs.
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HELP FOR POLAND "A meeting In favor of Poland
was rec entity held Ia London, but the result
very satisfactory Much confusion prevailed, and IL
was determined that nothing could be done until the
retirem Mt Of Lord Palmerston from Office.
Nor THE MAN Mr. Samuel n. CAN'T at Spawn
Spring. N Y. writes to the New York Herald 10 H.
form the psb,ic that be is not the man who wss
found murdered In Prince George county. Nd. . few
dsys sinc,. tg
aud formerly of Petersburg. Va. died OF cholera
q Lswrsscebusg, Ky. Last wssk. @
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

CORNER OF SEvENTH AND MAIN STs
TNHE subscriber takes pleasurei in announi
Il cling to the public that his FLAMING and SAW
MILL 10 now In complete order. F+s7sss
Having recently incurred expense OF fseveral hum
dred dollars in reftrng and perfectns bis Machinery
FOL Planning Saving, and Tongueing and Growing an
kinds of Bosrds and Plank, he Il enabled to
seute superior werk, at greatly reduced prices.
A call from those In want respectfully solicited.
de- 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES,
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GENERAL MELKINoFF.-Ths Charleston News

GENERAL MELKINoFF.-Ths Charleston News
says:
1.-The Russian General Mekinoff. who, Ii was
reported, had succeeded General Toteben as
Chief Engineer at Sebsstopol, is we'll known in
the United States He visited this city abou,
the year 1840. and thoroughly examined the
South Carolina Railroad, of which Tristram Tup-
per, Esq, was then president. as well as other
public works, agent of the Russia govern
meat. General Melkinoff Is man of great engi
neering ability and must be about AZ or 43 years
of age.
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ST. JOHNS HARBoR.-- Ii 10 said that Merlin rock,
In the harbor OF ST. Johns, Newfoundland, Is fast
disappearing under the hands of Messrs. Huested
& Kroehl, two New York gentlemen, who have
contracted to remove 1t to the depth of twenty
seven fee. below mean low water. Blasting ope-
ra,ions were commenced at about noon on the 8 b
inst, and at three O'Clock In the afternoon five
charges of about two hundred pounds of powder
each, had been fred with great success
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On Saturday out of 25 yellow fever patients
died. ~. -
Judge Andrews, Know Nothing candidate for
bench. - 49,
There were 81 deaths 10 Mobile last week
The st. Paul Minnesotian saws the nonuIat,on If
that territory 10 55 600 = t@'f'.
M. A. Dumas has been appointed by tbs French
of the South of France
Inc Carolina Times nominates Judge Doueias
lot PRESIDENT and James L. Orr fer Wee President
t The n Columbus lohio) papers, announce the death
oi TX %. +. johnson, formerly of Virginia.
Sir Allan MeNab has been appointed colonel Of
the miiltla OF Upper Canada SalatY SI .aOa - =
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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ENGINEERs.-About 2
years since Mr.. Stevenson. the English gineer at
public dinner given him at Toronto, Canada gave it
as his opinion that the suspension bridge then build
Ing over the Niagara river would be failure, al
that no train of would ever pass over it. Ho
was the planner OF the Victoria bridge Gross the
have been frutlessly expended, although three Ame
IIcan ngineers foretold Mr. Stevenson the result
The wire bridge at the Fss is now daily cross ed by
long Trains of cars snd the Victoria bridge is sur
penGea as Imprecticable,
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N HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
x(s FOUNDER, 18th stsest. between Main and
Gary streets, Richmond, Va, h hpsspsrsdto 70 sxseats
orders for ell kinds Of Plain and 0Fnomental DrNnD
and Competition Castings. s-ssse -
Also, ~ kinds q sa.ss rinishins, sssh = Mineral
A. III ma a. Stssm W., ~ ~ nshs.
sepAsl Aesprtmant gonStsatly On hand.
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ANOTHER Arctic ExPEDITIoN The Montreal
Herald states that he Arctic expedition fitted by
tue h ndson Boy Company was to have started from
Great Slave Lase some time since. The object OF
this expedition 10 TO visit the loc Atty where acco
Ing to the information furnished by DR.. Rhse, Sir
John franklin and his unfottu1ste companions per-
shed, and 10 ascertain more fully, II possible, re.
specting their sad fate
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SUNDAY THEATRKs-ln Cincinnati last Sunday.
suddenly entered ts a Detachment of the police
sno ten performers aud musicians were hurried
on to the police rsndezvous. Some Of the audience
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AIDING EDucATIoN-Rev David Root Of New
Haven, has recently given property worth $2,20C
to Beloit College, towards founding professionally iI
Of Theology and Moral Philosophy. In le5C
he gave property worth $4,000 TO the same IL
sutiop.
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IMPORTATION AT BosToN-The recsipts of goods
at Boston by the European steamers are rapid
increasing. 10 July, steamers brought from 4Ot
to 500 packages. whereas the last two steamers
quantity nearly one-third Is transported to Ca.
NADIA. -
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WRJNFHIAN HALL M. s.a.s

rl. ns~ and dsarssl9 ssa .sD 10TH sIs RicHsoaD Va
s sssot3 modations for .ix huIdrsd with simple
st sp IN nsvss
aoisI:s isat fss '.a' .ass pu;cd:. as nov oasrs
week SN'f0Des, Dy the dhv or
~ HILL RAWLINGS have bsan
sfs.s isI the Hall. All letters sppert.ip}n a
s0s-l2ts r..
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ts FOR RENT.-A 4 Brick Dwelling
Aass House at the upper end of Clay street. Pos.
sslon given Immediately. Apply at this office.
il l6--te
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MisSIoNARIEs.-Sbip Chasca, which cleared from
Boston, Tuesday, for Calcutta took out the follow
ing Missionaries: Rev. E H Stephenson. wife and
child, of Hudson, Co.; Rev. Robert Hill and
vile, of Paterson, NJ
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The CAPE CoD TELEGRAPH LINE The staten ent
that the Brewer Baldwin Cape Cod telegraph line
has been stopped BY injunction. is untrue.
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/ sAohS.-A small lot fresh siciIy L.
:. yes 80 Jus. received by express. For ssl,S.v
LOUIS j. BOsSIE0Y.
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M FOR RENT.-A Cottage residence
ssHa containing nine rooms, on Grove street. in the
town OF Sidney, short distance from tie Fair
Grounds. Apply to w, j. HUBARD.
IL LII
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q = ksaas3s g ssssa - 3 Il 81 8ss#ssg
- assssss "a auta e asseaass So 80 s.zss.ss1s
&@siss ssea sss @#8sss sA2exassa3 4. tssssssa -
tsssa5sssis aeisssa1 ssa u t@siSas ssssa
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D FOR RENT-One of those beauti-

HI FOX RENT-One of those beauti-
Asa ful new Brick Tenemepts on 25th street, be-
tween Mr.. V. Heckler's and Ven1bs rtreet. The
hGus- has good rooms and Kitchen with rooms,
aud there ia enclosed Lot of about II acres at
tsohed OF excellent sol for gardening aud excel
'nt well of water within few feet of the house -
Rent at the rate of only $25. -Four times the rent
might be made OH the ground easily. Apply at my
Sh store. No. 43 Main ct. WIN. WALSH
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- FOR kENF--TwO new houses near
ESz Aus,in Gentry's, on Church Hill, in good and
rapidly improving neig igbborhood One is ready for
t>aan:, and the oiher nearly so To good tenant
rent moderate. Enq1ire of Mr.. J. L. Porter, hard
" Ge merchant, Msin street. eu G0-eoSt*
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l1oUaHs FOR RENT AND sALI
;ET FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Thoss
4RE tt,nI Iaxae GT0R NJ.

ltsA two large STORES or Warehouses. Nos.
l67 and 69opp osite the Exchange hak OF Virginia.
and adjoining the large and ele CAN'T sorss of I'll
Kent Paine Co. Each OF thess ..ole- front 10
feet On Main street, with five ncC.. running back
l01 feet. The basements opsa Ca q level With 8
large paved court ysrd in the ra-. from which
wide paved alley iesds to 1th strs.. opposite the
wing Of the American Hotel These :. amo on sst the
most c"mmodicus and substantial buildings in tie
aud well arranged for businels
first elsss there being 10 fact enough in each
tenement for two establishmeIts TLese stores are
being painted inside and ut. The large store
room and basement of Nsl67 car be had imme edately
the upper floors being already leased, except one
erg> room in the 81 story. Possession OF tenement
No. i69 row occupied by Messrs Jones L Potts, can
be hsd on the lst Sc ptember next
The superior location of these stores being in the
heart OF the city, iE too well known require fur.
ther notice. Appl, to JOSEPH JAMEs. Jr., at the
store OF Bugh w. Fry, Esq, orto
e6-3tswts FLEMING JAMES
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Mg FOX RENf-One upper room 10
80 the new Brick Tenement on 10th st., between
Main ard Cary s.
ALsO-An Office in same /; 2 sooms with all the
modern couvsniences, suitable for a small family or
miEets establishment Apply to
BARRET MORRIsS,
Je n No. lS6 Cary ut,
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JAMES ". READ.
7 II o MAS w. EESEE.
e5 AUOTIONEER, IL.
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUM

No. 90 PEARL STREET.
WIN attend to the saie OF Real Estate and evey,,
description Of Merohandise. Household Furniturr
NC. aiso--fo Renting out Houses, Collecting, DC
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E FOR RENT.-A Store and Dwell
Esa Ing House for rent. No. 225 Broad street, at
present occupied by Dir. Robt. Briggs. The prem
Ies vii! bs given on the 26th day of September
lest Apply to Thomas Ssmanni au 23-lm
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ISR.xEas.s OF A0yER1IslN0.
SPECIAL roTTcne

w nave lately seen some beautiful pic
Il :as putt; ss'; ..s ssss &. cen sss = vi.
ysais with lie fall brilliant sys Al spe.i n, shs -,
lection Of the art in which NJ simcns sssn9s vss
most 7tF ta5 1 -as4f s9s,-l-' -" - So
Ho. AL YE DssrErTica.--Aliuv vho
sufsr from hesasehe, eiddieess, rsryous.ss.. Io,~
ssuisr or dssisst srpesits, ssiSts. Rs.1sSsrn
y e e e @
s55SsE!r sHsss, .sd % D'assi.s. .sDD s..yssss.; . s
an 3 n kshpana kiUpneso,;
at PowERs . DuKEs DAGuERRxorypxs.
which has created sueh seusatioa with the psblie
"a We bave several late improvements Ia the art. to
which we invite particular ention. q yrg5s's
sun Soss'a Quick for sale By powvpe.n,,r-,
To THE CIrlzss vorERs OF DIsrRrcr
red in the tfcs of Constable In said District beg
ssss for the shes, which = to b. isd by N sIse-
tion TO be 5eid on the seth inst. Should Il be your
pleasure therefore to elect me, pledge myself 10
use my very best efforts to dschsFse the duties Of
for thre: fout psst assosisse with de Mint
reiics Of the city Of Richmond, I trust shaiI be
,R,e:pestiully. JAMES w.READ.
@i-toe - La @2ss ei9
ROSCOE b. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
Richmond Va practices In tbs Cousss of the cify Of
6teh.ond ana OF the counties OF CAsseeyNeid ssd
Henrico. ~ Il7's7@ y - T,sss :.
! - Ofiss Nortseast corner Of MaIn and 18th s.s.
E1aiIsnes on ALE se su F6-lm<
FAMILY FLoUR.-Families wishing to Law
In fner years supply Of the best Family Four city
or country 6randA can be supplied at the milerS
be taken back f-sHis-lsf 71-77-1- - -9''s's-l
have also on hand. and recsivins daily by rail-.
rcad, the best Extra Sup.r and Dakers Flour at
"hoiessie ana retail by J. ]. FRY. 81
Is,. Flour and Commission Store
eui4-i%' 95 Cary street.
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SUhMER CLOTHING AND GEN

- Il nj EMS FURNISHING GOODs The
Sn,sT has just received his second supnIv q 1
bsa.ins 4o9ds making his stock now complets, en-
nneHlngs Aiss--Blsek, Blue Brown snS r., aua ep
Cos,s hq a ffcck Coats Black and Fancy CASH mere
Gsi al hslyies, siik, Linen, Grsss AIpscs shspa
and Birst "a prapd' Etc and Lutong Goats; fancy
v.sts Of ,essiinefe, Linen and MarseiIles Psnt,
Collar. ssssy ssty Style and quality; Shirts Drawsrs
Hdst., &e 'faT fa ttsyats; Ties Gloves susp.ndeIs
fnsnds and tSs Then he would respectfully rsk bi,
PSl"e generally to call and exh MIN
my2 Nc. 100 T.: B. SPENCE,
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e8 FOR RENT.-A Frame House. on
IN C6nel atraet between Istsnd Eoushee streets
'on'a ming four rooms. Also the upper part over
ny store, containing four Apply to the sub
oai Der, 'rner of Fad and Main street.
su "a 81 M QIANNINI
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II GATHRIGHT'S NEW FURNT-

- TuRE STORE, 18th street, between Main
~ GARY, has now on hand, and 10 still receiving
ns o1vsn. Tete-tetes, Cabinets, Marble Ton Ia
s.rs SSideeosrds Rocking Chairs of different pat.
a.. thsils OF sii klods. Looking Glasses, Clocks
all :, s3at,asses, Bedding, do., &s., which he will
ee. et tne lowest prices fer cash ana
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE

II E G REATESr EXCITEMENT
OF THE DAY-THE SPANISH GIRLS FA-
VORITE We have just received sma il lot of the
above brand OF CIGARS; they are most beautiful
invited to examine them --hn- -
N. NORTON CO,
au20 Importers, op posite American Hotel
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/ IL. toP1L ATfoN The number Of sbasueaes
on me city nov very great and of the twenty.
thousand families rcsident Ia Boston its bro.
ns IL ..s' Iesss dvs thousand are now aSsy.--
y. ,ns tysnty.one thousand pupiis in onr Boston
puoIc schools probably one-third are sbS6f Ytn,,
tneif chy homes. The Sunday SehocISe nrS.os.
pe1oed on accouut the absence of boah saach A..
Crnoren. Some whole streets af ikS vest
nal. s = 'osto's JONI
From Rom AUSTRALIA. From Melbornsf fApssar.)
We nave advices dated to the 10Th of Nav. Trade
was Improving, and the yield OF gold yery s,iiss.c
tory. The shipment Of colonial produce va verv
spirited, end imported goods went eff a fmnroyed
prices. An advclorem duty would be imposed on
many articles now free, under the new tariff. II
wss thought that tobacco, wine and beer, would be
specially liable. The gold shipped io the coIonv
from January to Msy In the present year, amount.
q, % s, 81 tons cwt. qrs. % lbs. or, at COS,
BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY The BRAZILIAN govern.
wbh eIused 70 rstify the convention coz cluded
"n Isfseuay by the commander of the sou.d
:on' NJ. ohniera,2 who has been superssde3
Ia his command. and sent for bv his savaro
nsnt 70 give an account Of his conduct 7,
10 stherefore. probable that the 4sousdron u,ii w
sumo hostilisies against Psrseuav. md th., III.
of the Brszils 2 .o o''p"o
RIsHTs OF Foor PAssRNeRas.-In tba ca,,,. -
an opinion delivered by Mr.. Justice Coleridge on
the Enshsh Bench, the action having been insii-
ated ~ oy widow to recover damages for the Ioss
y, u ner nusoano, ked oy being rnn over By an ON.
nious, the Judge remarked, that when passine
aiong street, the side pavements were for foot
passengers. and the cen;re of the s.reet was for
cafrlsges, and those persons who wished 10 cross
care and caution but At the end or corner of :
street, foot passenger wished TO csoss, should
oe Known that the centre Of the street belonged as
much 10 the foot passenger az to the carriage and
Yi 10 foH IT, L~4-1 -
him wait. l.---sz'' " "'-o
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