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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
cHxsTNuTs

q BBIS Of Chcsnuts, just received at the New York
= Fruit Store, by .r,,,,,rv,
Nov ELllkiDGE y ~ rst q rs1s -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
N,OrMse NNle.

A Stand mari ed =. l.. Iiofer, Davenport, Iowa
"A rcc,d. per s. Is. Ex, I IN June.
Lot stoves musscd Hol. * Burhs, Waterloo, Iowa.
reed per Mar, q. in Juic.
Two ooxesfi; Nare mark sd II. Reighart, Upton,
Iowa,rec'd per 5. b. Altoona.
The above goods III be- s~d 10 Jay charges in not
called 70 " ahin thirt. day. from date.
=. ". DAiZkIl. & BRO.
davenport. Nov. !, 1850. Cor. 2ud & Perry sts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

Eusby0laes.ies, En- 1s'Oidcr rs
A BEAUTIFuL and Large stock Of Ladies' Collars,
~ Oh ,misetts, Swiss and Cambria Sleeves, Lace
Siccv cs, Swiss and Cambric Bands. Cambria Edgtngs
and Iuscrtigs Infants Waiss Har DIX erchiefs. &c at
WADSWORTIi'S.
noyS No. Maint. bet trout q Second'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No. l55. Three Ho uses and Lots con er ct Foeri
and te ,iairc streets. tpgeib. with is of 20 Al,
lie are street. The hole will be leased for lcs
At = @s.a, bargain ifaiitaken b! one persoI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

A".l's. fraTc cottage on the corner OF Re
H"a Loru,i atrr,ts. sss iae-$s ,.uu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No. 1862. 4 three stor, brick House on Souh IA,
Of second rear Main, excellent store room o. n,
nrs floor, tho whole house well hnshed together .rl
one frame house now used "a u -four ald ie,. asp
tot 64Sisu. y F
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No. l5s. A lot the blun corner Of Br,d, M
Perry streets, adjoining Col. ssrg.H. lrie, sGte.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

Out Lots
heNe several snail track OF Irrd in TIE imnr
u'r.e 'Icr'y OF tie cay, cot .aiBing fron one
tSeN ~c'es ~ .atle fo private n.siGer gardeH,
Nte-!a'es Gc..which i WIh seti nj pt.ees ,anas
ron s56 10 $50, some tbcsc are ~i.nin th, lni
"a .sec cay. GEO. L. NtkUtLS,
HHtEF Cor 0t Main d Second ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

NJ. li.. A small Frame House ON Tenth md n,
ie, streets. Lot 6iAiut--Price $3.50.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No. ca. House with Two Lots Of G round
stea.r. Aoies on Brad! sut,ei-- sI..lu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

Teas.
4 fine lot OF Teas of all kinds, d,ne up in and
- ID. papers hish will sell cheap in order TO clos
out loet27l 4. i. WEBB.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Houaes and Lots in Ncrih Daysnpor,
FOR SALE

Ne ,dof Lo.Ust ea,h wiib seven rooms cciar, q
te.d. good well OF wafer. house w-ti ~ I he'd "a
we'd ssu ai.i ds,and 'faii al q roam ~ ,ah t
ire,e iotsare ~ :" 70 minutes walk al tle kaiIr
Dci'o,-rriee 3 ,eiU EH sEE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No. lea. A ponblc Frame House on tho cone.
Perry and Ninth streets, east Ut u. h. ssryrr, le,
rcsiiebee-- Price 8 200. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

nj Il. r. ". HIGGINS will rc-connieHce instruct
At1 ing Sin ~ Glasses ON Saturday Esesng NJ tn.
new Conferences Room Of the CokGR k.A vIosAl
CntReB, (Finh 81 rear of the Gharch) This " III
be a preliminary meeting 10 re- orga ize. TkRas.
and manner OF teaching then made known. .'onl.
mence al II O'clock.
Special attention given TO trIinihg OF the voice.
n dst, tr NJ eyr AR
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No. is.. Lot 80. 9, Block - on Sixth .,ree clos,
, the Railroad DeFot-s1,etO.
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.vOTE(S,.

FRESH LEMONS.
LST received a fresh lot 81 Lemens at the ~
YORK Fruit store, Second Street, oI Ioste The Lee
Clare honse,by ELDRlpGE X STEPHENS,
Nov I-dtt -
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CITY LOTS FED RESIDENCES,
For Sale.

Among With ire The following:
NO. lS3-.A Large New Brick Hou,c roauer o,y,,
and Eighth Strccts: anib building 6Ca4s,ld, a..
soxsl--weii adapted for large Boarding Hons.
This building isenrable ~ acco frop !, !.
GO boardc rs, giving IL carh comfortable On, NM
there is front II las feet Main Street cs i,s =,
Harrison and exteLdii Y on 9Th Street 3t0f, Il
no. IA. A small house near,1 new on The s.r
or OF Sixth and PER-. SITS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

Glass.
Enn BOXES Window Glass OF NIL sizes from ,,o
OLO to 3uxt0, in tore and for sale by
oci91 CT. WEIR
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

Gen. Canrobert telegraphed on the 18th, as
follows:
The fire continues unabated. chiefly by the
artillery. but the engineers are operating and
have established us (the French) much nearer
to the place.
Another report says the loss of life has been
very great on both sides.
A council of war had been held. and it was
decided to continue the fire week longer,
and then make an assault.
Gortscbakoff has published an eloquent ad-
dress to his army.
THE BALne.--As the ice permitted the AL
lies were advancing up the Baltic.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Auburn, June 2, 1855.
Democratic County Convention.

The Democracy in their respective precincts
will proceed to elect delegates on SATURDAY,
JUNE 10TH. 1855, to be held in AUBURN,
SATURDAY. JUNE 23D. for the purpose of
choosing seventeen delegates to attend the
State Convention to be held at Sacramento on
Wednesday, June 9th, 1855, and for the pur-
pose of nominating county candidates to be
elected at the next general election to-wit:-
One State Senator and four Representatives.
Under the apportonment Of the last Demo-
cratic County Convention the following will
be the representation from the various pre-
cincts of Placer county,
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

GONE lN.-The whig party from present in
dications in this State seems to be among the
things that were. In San Francisco previous
to the charter election. the Central Committee
were convened but not quorum obtained,
and the consequence was the Wings were
unable to form ticket. Truly has it been
said with the death of Clay and Webster died
the Whig party And we now find majority
of that organization enrolled under the BAN
ner Of Know -Nothingism. But notwithstand
ing all this. we find the Democratic party
successful in the strong hold of Know Nothing
ism in this State. If they can be arrested in
San Francsco, where they number their thou
sands, how much surer is it to be done in the
ides Of September next by the Democracy of
the State. The mountains and gulches are
filed with those who are the life of the State
working men-who are more deeply interest
ed than all others in the predominancy of
liberal principles. The necessity of the times
will call them forth to vote and sustain the
principles which they know are the support of
our government. We have no fears for the
result-San Francisco has done well-the
State will do better.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
The Harvest.

Already have our farmers on the plains
west Of US commenced harvesting. We learn
from one of them who visited our sanctum
yesterday. that considerable of the wheat is
smutted and the crops will not be as plentiful
as expected. 1t is a singular fact that the
wheat in this country most liable to smut was
originally brought from Oregon, Australia or
the Atlantic States, while the native grain is
servaton Of our husbandmen.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
HENRY T. HOLINESS.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Dry Goods, Hardware, 0reoksry, and''
Cigars and Liquors best slalalttys
AUBURN, CAL
All orders for Goods Will be delivered free
of charge. junez my.
LIME! LIME.. LlMEM

As NA d/S 4sA >sss
THE subscriber having perfected his arrange
l. ments, is now ready TO deliver at the snolr e..
est notice, any amount of a superior quaiityf
of AUBURN LIME. It is only necessary 70
test this Lime to prove it's superiority over
any other to be found in California. Io!noso
who have used it, it has given. entire sa1slac;
tion. The Kilns are situated within one auu
half miles of Auburn. Orders are repsc.r
fully solicited, and will be promptly atten1t;u az.
to when addressed to the undersigned al at sH'
place. II. T. HOLMHE'''
Auburn, je2 my
REFERENCES. q.
The undersigned, master builder and atanS S
tect. of Auburn having used the above-n!an.SSaa y! H.
Lime, manufactured by H. T.. Holiness IN .S;s ~
construction of the county buildings, az 'niS am
place, can most chetrfuly recommend II Ioa.
persons desirous Of procuring superior p%n -
ticle. ISAAC M. lIDD.
| The manufacturer would also refer 70 t9o
following firms: H. Davis. Hass q Lanaeccn. c
er, John Yates, Sandford Il Son (Agents ~.
the sale of Lime) Nevada; John S. Lam9es.'~
Grass Valley; A. L. Merriam. SamI NEE nsr
land, Sumner, Paine & Co, Marysvifie; A.en~
Carr & Co., Henley & Kneedly, Sacramento
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
San Franoisco Charter Election.

The Charter election on Monday last was a
warmly contested one between the democra-
cy and the know-nothings. BY the returns
we notice that nearly one thousand more votes
were polled than at the charter election year
ago. The wings did not form ticket at all
their party seems to have gone over to the
know-noth ;ngs body and soul. The result Of
this election shows what the democratic party
can do when fully aroused to the work. 1t is
a harbinger of the result in the coming cam
pain. The vote stands thus:
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

WISCONSIN, HTLL.-The mining news from
this place still continues to be of cheering
character. In the claim of Wolfe, Clark e.
Co., the first of the week, they struck the edge
Of the lead, taking ont as high as S75 to the
pan. On Tuesday pan of dirt was washed
out containing six ounces Of gold. The same
day the company raised one of their sluce
boxes and got out eighteen ounces. Their
weeks work will yield them at least 100
ounces.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

FIRST PRIzE.-No. TIA drew the first prize
in Hitler q Andrews Rattle on Tuesday last
Who is the lucky hombre?
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

SEIZURE OF SLuGs.-Deposites of Ralcr d
Andrews, with D. 0. Mills Co., toll eamount
of $4,000, we're seized yesterday by she Dis-
trict Attorney, as the representative OF the
grand prize in the late rafae of that nrm'
The proceeding was bad, we understand,
under the law relative to rafffes. and under
the circumstances may BE deemed novel, at
least-Uni0n.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

MONTEREY SENTINEL. - Our old partner
John McElroy, is about to start paper al
Monterey bearing the above title
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

BIRDS FLAT.-This formerly noted place is
again attracting attention, and almost the en-
tire fat is claimed. 1t seems that the English
company have been good making wages all
winter, and recently have averaged thirty
ounces per week
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

New OFFIcERs.-Today is the time pro
vided by law for the officers elect of this coun-
ty to enter upon their duties for the ensuing
two years.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

Iowa HILL TELEGRAPH LINE.-The stock.
for the telegraph line between Georgetown
and Iowa Hill has all been taken by the citi-
sens Of those places and Yankee Jim. The
distance between point and point is about II
miles.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Democratic State Convention.

The following is the apportionment OF dele
gates to the State Convention to be held in
Sacramento on Wednesday, the 9th instant.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

MICHIGAN BLUFF.-The Empire Company al
this place done remarkably good days work
on Friday last their claim yielding fifty
ounces. Three ounces were washed out Of
one pan of dirt.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

The MoNPLAIsIR TRoUPE-are Advertised to
dance at Concert Hall this evening.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

MINER KILLED. We learn a miner was
killed near Yankee Jim on Saturday last, by
the caving Of mining claim.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

WARM WEATHER-The weather for several
days past has been excessively warm, the
standing at $40 in the shade
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY-THos. BOYCE,
is our Agent in San Francisco; all advertise
ments intrusted to him will be carefully at
tended to as he may contract. He can be
found at No. 81, Merchant street
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
THE PLACER HERALD.

SACRAMENTO AGENCY.-C. n. CORNELL
il our only authorized Agent for Sacramento
City. Advertisements left at the Estates
man Office" for him, will be punctually for
warded to this paper.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
The Whig Party and its Organ.


Our nei ghbor of the "Whig" in his last is.
sue announces that he will publish a Whis
paper no more" This no doubt is very cheer
ing to the wings in this county who battled SC
earnestly for their party last year. Some Of
them get the following crumb of comfort
The editor says:
IF there be any who have thus far lent us
their support sol2ly upon the ground of party
preference. and not for any intrinsic merit OF
our own, we give such persons notice that
their fealty is no longer due; we shall pub
lish Whg paper no more from and after
the date Of these presents
Poor old whiggery, going. going. gone!
The name of the Whig is to be changed to
that of ''Placer Press" and issued on larger
sheet The first No. is to appear to-day
Success to our neighbor's Press"
EXPRESS FAvoRs.-Jerry Sullivan, of the
San Francisco News Depot, never fails to re-
member us upon the arrival of every steamer
by supplying us with Atlantic papers, maya
zines, &c. He has our best wishes.
The DIGGNGs ON THE PLANS We learn
that miner by the name of Hurlburt. who is
mining on the plains two miles below Cox's
Ranch is averaging in digging gold from ten
to fifteen dollars per day and has been doing
SO for the last month. The gold taken out by
him is rather coarse, some pieces weighing as
much as three dollars. There are other par
ties in the same section who are making good
wages. The Gold Hill and Bear River Com
pany have recently introduced water into this
vicinity.
DAILY MAn~-The Deputy Post Master. Mr.
HAZEL, informs us that hereafter we are to
have daily mail from Sacramento City to
Auburn.
The BRICK Row.-On Monday last, David
! son & Mares, Eherly, Cove q Co.. and J. Van
Mater commenced clearing the ground for the
erection of a row of fire-proof buildings or
the site of the frame houses standing opposite
Wells, Fargo & Cos office. Although, with
many other citizens, we would have been
pleased to see the lots vacated for a public
square. yet we cannot help express our plea
sure at the erection of brick buildings. 1,
betokens enterprise and indicates a perma-
nency we are pleased to chronicle. The foun-
dation walls are Of stone and built upon the
bed rock, and will be carried up two and a
half feet above the present grade of the street
thus making fine cellars under the whole
block. The entire length of the block will be
over ninety feet, making three handsome store
rooms The rooms will be twelve feet in
| hight from floor to ceiling.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

For Mayor.
Van Ness, 5S4S Webb 5sl4
Comptroller.
Moulder, 1914 Sherman, 5736
Treasurer.
MKibbin, 1926 Turner 5722
Tar Collector.
Ross, 54S7 Batturs, $500
City attorney.
Judah, 5642 Peyton, 1896
Marshall.
Glen, 5765 North, 576S
Harbor Master.
Schaeffer, $500 Garwood, 5639
CLERK of Superior Court.
Labatt, 5546 M'Minn, 5s6l
Surveyor.
Hof COIL Ryder. 56l7
Thus it will be seen the democrats have
elected Mayor Comptroller, Treasurer, Har-
Dor Master. and Surveyor while the know
nothings have elected Tax Collector City
Attorney, Marshall and Clerk of the Superior
Court. The Aldermen are equally divided
between the two parties.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

SMALL PoX.--There have been several cases
of small pox in Sacramento lately. So says
the Tribune
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

&1- WELLS. FARGO & CO., and the PA
CIFIC EXPRESS co. are our General Agents
for Placer County;. Advertisements, Job
Work or Subscrpt ons to the Herald, left at
either of their offices will be promptly for
warded to us.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

DAILY MAn~-The Deputy Post Master, Mr.
HAZEL, informs us that hereafter we are to
have daily mail from Sacramento City to
Auburn.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-Jerry Sullivan, of the
San Francisco News Depot, never fails to re-
member us upon the arrival of every steamer
by supplying us with Atlantic papers, maga-
zines &c. He has our best wishes
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST T. 1856.

entrance And even Il aolitsry colonist once
in a while stole in, we handy fancy the play
would be worth the capdle. Every other col
ony is now gathering, like Noys Scotia, higher
aspirations, and claiming that her 0fhces snan
be flied BY Der own children. Esea day those
slittering fruits for which the lips Of Joseph
Howe so lapguishingy thirst are falling on the
parent stem To his own land bis intellect be-
longs and should be given, and Mr.. Howe may
rest assured that he will Dever hold in any other
a more high and honorable place than he h's
filed or might fill in it. We have little doubt,
however that such proposal, if consammated,
and even the small temptations offered, would
have the same prejudicial effect on Nova Scotia as
il had on ireland, by gathering in all that Is bril-
liant and beautiful in wealth or genius to the
CT inter-, and diverting ambition into so many
other channels from that native and natural one
whose interest and welfare should be sufficient
10 absorb il.
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Of the United States would proceed to nullify
it! Pray, Judge Kane, when did the Courts of
the United Ststes-when did the Federal Gov
errment, in any Of its branches, acquire such a
power Are not the States supreme within
ibeirown jurisdiction, and on all subjects which
they have not expressly relinquishsd to tas
General Government Are the States the me
satrsps or satellites Of the General Govern
ment7 Your doctrine, if asserted in behalf Of
some beneficial principle or measure, would
still be gross violation Of the theory Of our
in, titutions, but asserted in the interest Of
."the sum Of Gil villainies," it becomes too
outrageous and wicked 10 be characterized in
words.
Indeed, we do not see how, on Judge
Kanes sbow wing, it is possible to justify the sbo
lition Of slavery, which took place SUCCESSFULLY
in all the Free States, provided the United
States Courts should see fit 10 interfere. Those
Courts are sovereign, and the laws of the States
are only valid as they may be recogn Eed by the
Federal authorities. WHAT is the use, then, Of
the States at all, except as colonial or provincial
machines, to record the DEGREES of the central
MASTER Why no. resolve the Republic into
the old Roman Capitalization again, and teach
the people to look, lot to themselves or their
State assemblies, for the protection of their
rights, but to Washington and the Imperial
Guard. II the States have 10 right to stop
slave in transau across their territory, they had
TO night to abolish slavery when they did; and
if they assumed such right, Judge Kane and
ifa
and to eyade it's acts. North Carolina has
Iisbt to hold slaves and to take them where she
pleases, while Penn sylvsnia has no right to
expel them, or declare them free. or to save
Der soil from their pollution. What jug handled
justice is this
Now, we take it that the old Virginia State
RiL hts men would never have submitted to such
assertions Of the supremacy Of the Federal Cos
erDment; and we see no reason why the States
Rights men, or any other men, of the North
should submit. If ours is CONSTITUTIONAL Gov
eminent, with clear and wrlldefned limits of
power let it be administered according to these
limits; but if, on the other hand, it is only
vast and cons, lid4ted despotism We should like
the fact to be known to the people. We hope,
too. the Rtpub lean party, which promises to
be so strong in the coming contest, will take
the pains to expose the extraordinary invasons
of the gbts of the States, which their enemies
baye committed and still menace. Let them
plant themselves on the ancient aud true rePub
lican grounds, on the original landmarks of the
Constitution, and let them rally the nation, as
Jefferson rallied it, to the support of local self
government and the rights of man.
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Business Notices.
81 MI-WfFKLY TRIBU Z.
The following is the Table Of Contents Of THE
SEMl WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No I,062:

The following is the Table Of Contents Of THE
SEMLWEEKLy TRIBUNE, No. 1,062:
LIE ITORIALs The Outrage At Philadelphia; Crcun.
Fanoes Altes Cases; sproutec Wheat The Deed
tonsummssed.
H..A LITTER ROM Mr. GREELEY The Crops in
m..rHE STATE OF EUROPE, Letter rom Our Cor.
rsseon t. A p c. describing the ineiPa events
Iv..NEBRAsKA TERRITORY: Letter from = Correspon-
dent Omaha, Nebraska Territory.
v..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
yI..THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
yH..TBE WHEELER SLAVE CASE: PAsrnors wa
esnsop Committed Tor Contempt -Four Colored Men
Arrested
vIu..PI oCEEDIEGs OF THE MISSOURI KANSAS
LEGISLATURE
x..Gov REEDERs VETO MESSAGE
X..vlSIT TO ST. CROIX: etters from Correspondent
at st. Croix Wet Indies
xI.CCLLEGE METCEMENTS Yale College,
MIN College; Flushing Female College; La Fsyette
COLLEGE; Ru'sers' College; Hamilton College Asbury
University; Bangor Theological Seminary
xiI..scHoOL FESTIVAL IN BOSTON, Remarks Of "a
Grammar school
rrr..LET1ERs FROM THE PEOPLE; Historical RENT
Besrss. Of the United States Constitution and Or.
gsnic o avs; New Destroyer
XIV. THE HARVEST.
xy..LATER FROM FORT LARAMIE.
hate FROM RIO: shocking Murder Of Sea Cap
tain
XVII. LATER FROM TEXAS.
XVIII CAPTURE or NOTED BURGLAR AND FUGI-
1IyE-A POLICEMAN SHOT.
xIx.THE CENSUS AND ITS INDICATIONS.
Xx..WHALER5.
xxI..MARRIAGEs AND DEATHS.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
stoek, Money. Cotton; Grain and other Markets.
specially reported for The Tribune.
THx srMr.WEgELy Is furnished subscrber
these One copy for One Year. SIS Two copies F5i
Five copies Gil Is Single copies, IN Wrappers be OBJ
tanned At the counter in the Publication Oee this morning
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PfANOS.-HORACE W ATEkS = ulodeEu iulprONeu
PIANOS possessing their improvement Of action and over
strings and Of equal 70 the Grand f.nos
Sole ssecy T. Gilbert Co.'S, Haleu CumSons Wood
Browns and Jacob Chickering'S Boston Pianos aud
constantly Pianos sm i've Of the best New York
Each instrument guaranteed 10 give entire sat
iscOn purchase money returned Second hand aos I
oil varieties and bargains Pianos 70 rent and rent al
purchase Pianos for sale monthly Sole
Agency for 5 d. Il. W. Smiths celebrated MEL0DEoSs
(taned the equal tempetsmenisl
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The yellow fever is prevailing somewhat ex-
tensiyely at PoItsmoutb, Va, and creates great
excitement. Up to Monday morning there had
been 60 cases and 26 deaths.
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THE LAST TO RrrREAr.--since KNOX has

1HE LAST TO hETREAI.-SlDcc hNOA Ddo
opened and splendid store the Of Futon
be has been begd with custoers attracted
hither By the lsrFe and elegant display of HATS CARS 6
which be his show windows His Summer styles
T scefune ead beauty OF duish, and
gentleman consider himself dressed without genuine KNOX
on his head. Kkoxs Jtber at No 80 Broadway.
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