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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
Medical Hall Re.opened.

DG. LOuiS KEhLiS having rc.opencd
~ this well known Drug establishment, soil
cits the attention Of Physicians aud the public
generally to his well selected stock Of Drugs
Medicines, Chemicals, PerfGrnery, etc. 1t is
The design to render this establishment all that
can be desired ina city Prescription and Rerail
store. ......-., .,..
Every care and attention will be given to
Prescriptions. and no medicine dispensed with
out having been previously subjected to strict
examination. Every facility will be afforded
Physicians 20 examine and test the quality of
any article supplied by This store Determined
to keep The best quality Of everything IN this
line OF business, the public can coHtidehtlyre
ly upon any articles parcaased at the :.
Aug. LILY. ..,,t..1 MEDICAL HALL.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03

DERRY ~C0YLE would notify the pub
n lie tkat hais sSill ready f6jwsitIoR his pa
troIlS in the business Of House Painting aGlas-
ing, Paper Hanging,aad Graintng SignsPaiut
ing donesby journey men. Shop on MarkebssG
south side, opposite Kilgore's new Hall s3s 80
SteubeRille, JAM /, 1855. r94f ga$A
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yHORTEN & BRo.

gNANus AorgRE1s oF ALL KtNos OF
TRAVELLING 5m1 Picking rtaaks, Va.
4 lises, Laiies BSnaet Boxes ca, corner Of
Wo,a and Libarty s reets--ttsl cl'nsr Wtl
and 5,h : r,,.s, P, t,burgh Pa
" Wholesale orders propp5Iy 6,hl a. the
owest possible prices. R'piiring diva IN ,hs
best order sept 26-3m.
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Carriages, Buggies, &c.

EVHE SUBSCRIBER calls the attention
n of his friends and the public in general to
his stock Of Carriages, Buggies, Slide Seats,
Gc., which he willsell at the lowest possible
price for cash or approved paper ite
Shop On Third, between Market and Adams
SIS, Steubenville, Ohio. II, NJ BRIST0R. &
OTREPAlRlNG done on the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms H. NJ B.
July aagt3#s t#tl" " '"te, p
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Cottage Hosse.

HENRY BONE has taken charge of the
Ill Cottage House, and is prepared to accom-
IN odste the public
He has reiu rnished the principal ROOMS, and
in many other respects added TO the comfort
OF the house. His table will at all times be
sappEed with the best the market affords, 1t
is his intention. and shall be his constant care
to render his house, in every respect all that
may be desired by his guests, ..st =.
Boarders aud Pleasure Parties accommodated
on 'ea'0'"0is 's'S sept. rs-6m.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
Fulton Foundry, Steam Engine & Car
n-Nl Factory, A.1-. = ~

WELLSVIhbE, OHIO.
NTEAM ENGINES, Steam Boats, Steam.
DFerry Boats, hulls aud wood work com.
plete, steam beilersi sheet Iron work, mill ma
chinery, and castings for grist'and saw mills
rail road car wheels, rail road cars Of every de-
scriplion made to order. The proprietor of this
establishment having twenty eight years of
practical experience together with extensive
privileges, feels confident that he can do work
as well aud as.low as any establishment in the
east or west All communications will meet
with prompt attention. p. F, GEISSE,
June l3, ns ~ Wellsyille, Ohio
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N AMERICAN HOUSE,,
tnrner nf .NIarket and Ohio,sts J

4 torner of tMarket ana VnlostsS d (ror'
" merly occupied by John 5. Lacey, Esqp)
. WM, MiLteAS, PTop'r Cadz,o.
lj'Thc above named house has been thor
oughly rehtted and fepairedS and every attsn-
tion will be paid To supply the wants of the
travelling community The stahling is large and
extensive A liberel share Of patronage IS re.
specially solicited, - WIN. MlLLlGAN.
Cadlz o., march 2lst '55tf sNp &t's
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Sallers' Glugh Syrup |

CANSori Be as,oMMeNDE3 TOO HIGHLY.
WAD;wbarH. Melina CO., o.. FEB. "a '52.
Nj. r. T. SELLsHs: II hive sold all the I'm
parial Cough Syrup your ayeut left with me,
aud should like to have more OF it, We have
used your Syrup Ia our families, ari can safe
ly pronounce is the best Cough Medicine we
bave ever known, and cannot recom.ued | II too
highly to allthose who are afflicted with cou shs
orcolds, as speedy and certain cure.
-,a s. BLocHEa Post Master
J. 81. Beach, J.Slhtter,
j. n. Little, 't D. Geisinger
The above is strong testimony, and offered
without solicitation, in behalfof the best cough
medicine OF the day.
Prepared and sold by RE, SELLRRs & Co,
corner Of Wood and Cd street, Pittsburgh, Pa
aud for sale BY Druggists and Merchants gen
orally in the State. - sept. 26-lm
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y JOHN MURPHY,

Corner Of Fourth and Washington Streets,
,s Z, .s SrEUBENyILbE,, OHIo. ota
Carriages, Pheatons, i'aggies, Sulkies built
to order, Also Peddling Wagons
and Farm Wagons. All work
'-Ag warranted. %~ 'S't
Sept. 12, 2,---5t.-pd. a '-eta7@ "9
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WASHINGTON HALL,

Market Street, Opposite Public Buildings,
), ,Steubeneitle, Ohio. i,
WIN. M0SSGR0VE, Proprietor.
The above house has been thoroughly reftted
and furnished IN the most modern style. j
June 20. ,as,
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seyastopci Not Taken T!

ENlEST, Market street, has IN store an
4 excellent assortment Of U0NFEUFI0NE.
RIES, DC, purchased expressly for this market
RaisIns by The pound or box Crackers; choice
brands; Cnrrants; Candies; Dates; Pruhes; Lem
ons; Figs; Citron; Gum Drops; Know Nothings;
Jenny Lind Drops; Cakes of all kinds; Nuts Of
all kinds; Fruits Fire Crackers, lorpedoessdc
Parties furnished With Pound, Fruit, Lady Cake
and Ice Cream, ,a,-. .sN.., ~ as3g
Great inducemen offered to County hefcl.
ants aud others, who wish to purchase by the
quantity Cor bargains in Confectionerles, cal
at rblo .,
jan. l, 500 * Market st, ,'steubeuviiiss p
n William D. Sherrow, Barber,
WOULD respectfully iDsonn his'friends
aud The public, that he Is ready at all
times Sabbath excepted) to wait upon ctsto
Iners fIlhis line. Rooms South 9TH Street 6ne
door north Of the Norton Hotel. seDg'ff -
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03

JN0. B CRAIG. Jegsl.r ami
Silyer>mith, 10 Is, Fifth stt.s, .s4sDai i,br
from Ma-ket, PittsSirgh. Eha 1ta& &F
NIB. Watches, Clocks aniJe vstrv up ,tei
in the IN ;t desiraabe AM lie ttast 10 ntnnT.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
EMP0RIUM OF FASHION
THATCHER a. KERLIN,
Merchant Tailors,

HAVE now received, direct from Phil
adelpha, their Spring and Summer. stock q r
Goods consisting in part of cloths, an shades
price aud quality, Drah De Ebeand Italian
6thsf0rsunSrf wear. cassiiners. pIaiH, black
eRd fancy ,Rgtll eoinphte anAabnau,fhl ass
o4ment Y tinsh PaptaI pnnesy ye4jnks, eOt
I'd plain Fame Sa,d fgal-i silk. y lssxsensiv,
aNsortmedt Of stlain wite e. sared a. fancy
iuarSeillesl .HosiRry, SiIx Lisle thread and cot.
.ton, plain fancy hnd eehred cotton, Gloves,
Plain aud colored IA, Silk Iiisle thread and
Under Shirts and dfnwsas, silk, Lisle thread
'Gausc FIannslIefinens and cptton. oravats
Eatin, plainsand figured silKsy Iscarfs, DeJoin-
vlls Scarfs, plain and figured SILK, plain and
ig6red lfuen hdkfs, shirts, %standihg and
/ Byron collarsisuspegder etc n fuA and gen.
Ieral assnfnieht of Gs1ixflnfnishiig Goods, ts
which we wouldn respectfully invite the at.
Itentiln iofpuphasers calling this way, toexam.
ineapr lafge and we'll selected stock, aud Judge
'ferf fhemselves, all of which for the "one need
ful, 1.-THE grand cash, We hope to be able to sell
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
"a 1gTHAEgliER e. KERLIN
!. mani f1..zxrrf.t4.si A artr. Si.f-grsaetsl.a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
stoubsnville Foundry and Machine Works.
JOSEPH MEANS, JAMES MgsNssJR GkoaB MEANS
s$ MEANS g BROTHERS,
,,AANDFAcluRgRs Or
STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
eNSc And all kinds of
Railroad work,

~ UW W VI ~
And every variety Of
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
switehes min Gearing fot Saw
Wrought and cast Frog; !: and Grrst Mills, is
Car Wheels, various :.Shaftings and Pull,
sizes, eys,
Car >Pedestals, Cast Iron Fronts,
Oar Oil, Boxes hubs, ty3 Window caps, sills
Iron Bridges "a IA VIZ: and coal Vaults
Hack Wheels, ~ Bolts and nuts. cut
Coal car Wheels. /. and Turning, Plan
Threshing Machines ''. ing, Screwcutting
U-Ourfacilites for work are not t,surpassed
by any shop ii the State, and our stock Of
Patterns being large, all orders for the above
work " Il be filed promptly and in the
best manner. "a.
e1; IN 81 Ft"'' "'" Sept. l9-yl.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
Legal Notice:
9alnuoI Hicks =

s4ss'5 9ss. H'sF. Iag.t4iiiss
Rachel Price Et u. se Il.
81 NO GGi.hN hereby gigeu3io J Jqsiat Price
and FisacRsl Pricehs wife Thomas Hanson
and Elizabeth Hanson his wife, of jefer-
son County, OaiS,s Jacob Pool and Mary
Pool his wife ofM)nroo County, OHIO, 10.
scph Gross aul Sarah Gross, his wife Of
InRa County, Nithigan; and, Joanna
Hicks, David Hicks, Isaac Hicks, Elizabeth
Hicks, Francis 9. Hicks, and Martha
Hicks, children of John Hicks deceased,
Of lJeffbr5on County Ohio, that on the
2Sth day Of August 1855, Samuel Hicks
filed in the office. ofthe Clerk of the Court,
Of Comm9n Pleas for Jefferson County, o.
5ainstthetn his petition which /. n'w
pending uhereinthe said petitioner demands
partition of the following Real Estate, SIT &
uate in Jefferson County; Ohio, of which
he John Hicks late of said County died
siezed to wit: The South West Quarter
Of Section No IL. III Township Ten AMI
Range Three, and that at the next Term
If the Court !, Of Common Pleas for said
County of Jefferson said petitioner viii make
application for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
it At MOODEY & ELLIOTT.
Sent. s. Ct "a His Attorneys
Legal Notice
Thomas Oole Plaintiff J IN JEFF Con Pleas
Lys. Wm. H.Dungan andy Fhe Defendants WIN
Jane DUNCAN, Dett J IA DUNCAN and jane
I DUNCAN are hereby notified that have filed in
the Court of OOmmnn Pleas for Jefferson
County Ohio a petilios against them, ia,
object and prayer which is to sell certain real
estate in said County mongaged by the defcu
dants, to secure the payment Of note Of VIM
H. DUNCAN to me fol $3.50 dated August 2lLh
1852 and payable on the lst day OF April 1890.
The real estate sought TO be sold IS described
as follows Part of y O.. Sec 10 Township
10 Range 3 Beginning at II gate P1st at Stew
tans corner, thence N . : e. l6 rouS-to stake
thence N 5947 W. Is rods to stake, thence
II. 1873 : w lSfods 10 n stake on Marshes line
thence S. 7%7 W. Is rods with said line TO
stake, thence S l715S T.. l7ruds % links to
stake, thence s. IS L, l4rodS IL links to place
Of beginning containing about 3l9 acres. o..
And the said defendants are required TO an
swer SAID petition on or,befOre The 18th day oJ
October 1855 or suffer judgement in the prenla
es, on default. THOMAS COLE.
September 1855 CIV, s .sA .
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Tine is M,nez.

IHAYIN3 reecivel this i8ty from the
Al East cnasieauant Of ~ 'asihma sac,
consisting in part of G Ill and Silver W .tchsl
and Chains, rich Mosaic and carvea Breeleis,
Ear and Pinser rings, Old Fellpws VI | MiSln-
ic pins. Sub, Rn'ileins, etc. waleh having
to BE- closed nnt in 30 days. viii b 4,ll ,lrs-
sonably low for cash. Z would therefore cIIl
the attention Of my patrons to theissua u M
.,,,,., 10, o., H., l<.k
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Parks House
Parks HOUSE" n"
CApIZ JUNCTION s. X l.. RAILROAD.
JOHN INQUIRE, Proprietor.

V9VEllS House is new, aud every conyehl.
4 ence afforded to guests. Passengers on all
the trains oat at the Parks house. .e
GJ'Meais only twenty FIVE cents
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
EAGLE HOTEL,

O6rl,ey of THIRD and Adams Streets,
SryuBENyilLg, ONO.
tOSEPlI BLACKBURN hao saken his
Jhonse formerly known as the "E1Lnd Corner"
md has retlted il up in comfortable sLl le. and
maw asks share Of patrohage. Bills Tow and
sccoIomodatious equal 10 ,hcse who makemor5
,rs,,,.Ses Z ;. y : 81 nlay'55
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Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
.,'.' CHANGE or TIME.

Il D. Il
Steubenville and Indiana Railroad. !
t'' CHANGE OF TIME,
TW Cd ATTY TR AIMS. I. "a
an ANUi AFls4it NJ ONHAl, sept. lV
OlS55, the MAIL TRAIN will leave Steu- !,
benvlle daily lSuidays excepteJ) at ! 10 o
clock, ana, and arrive al Newark at las o.
clock p, m. ,,gla,,g ~ ., ,sll. g.H,.,. 2.
The Express Train leaves Steubenvllle
at s P. NJ. aud arrives at Newark at 1880
PM .lg'1.i - t9a4 % m&'1''1 rat
, Both lraips connecting " lth trains for ,,ls,
Columbus, oahuaSAy, .s1 ,a.e .t :
Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinhati,' - 'e'~ LaselIe,
Mount NcfhonS ek0ck Island,
/, N v ~ IolSiO,e,us gSalntLoiis.
..... REIURNlNG, ..s,., tt,5
The Express lrail leaves Newark at | :,
30 a. NJ. and arrives at Stcabenvllle at 8
The Mail Train aieayes Newark at l2lo'-
clock, NJ, aud arrives ut SteubenyiIle ut 6.-
10 M. Pas,sepgers by this train leave
Cincinnati at & O'clock 4. NJ.
FARE.-Froh Steubeuyille, through
by Rail Road,-- m i,e's Us ar'gra5 b
/ YoC0lulnbus s.,o.,.y.".,.f....,.S4,4 4,46. v
4 " Cinclnhau,',,.,.......,.,.rr6 6,90i
\, !" Mount VtrnOn...,....,.i.,.. ,o,l3 =,
! g Niansheld.. .... " 4,I5
80 Sandusky &s...S.... y. ..!...... o,oU
4 - Detroit. -......!, Al. .s...!scbO51s
I - Cmcago ..,...,I. ...,.Slza95
:, " Rock lslald, d,r.vs1psnni vA7,ls,s
SaluL. L0uk.. ....'1....,.,.,.. zJ,l0 sf
For through A;kets aau iIoftber int0rlha
tion apply TO FlA.@WEIts, Agent, steu
The Cadiz Accommodation Train,
Connects with m 1vEh the apYvs str, tralnY " TN tpe
7 n.5lg9s' q AGENTS. q 2''4
james Collins sUo., Freight &lnd Pass
enger Agents. Ne ..Il4and IA llossfaterst.
4 ,4lttsbulgh. ,-., ,.ss yA,A ,p .stsgses,
J. N, Kihney, Freight Agent, Broadwya
= fUincinhatl "s
< + 2. W. Sradeft Passenger Agent, Broad
p way, Cincinnati. '.~s,
g itlcAard lis9kS, PasseugerAgeut, New
ark, "A. ..A, " ...,, ,..,, ,s,A 1.,am.s,
: L. A. Wells, r. do, Steubepyill,
LAFAYETfE DEvENNY, (
@I >3sSa's 3denl Ert and Ticket Agt.s
j E.5W WVoDNARp, oupsrintendant ,
: = sept, Il, 1899. sge pzf sesy u ~
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q lMntioe To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby glyen'thaI The Com
~ missioners Of Jefferson County will meet
at the house of Thos Blackburn on iand
Creek on the road leading from Steubenyille to
Knoxville on Tuesday the 2nl day OF October
next. for the purpose Of receiving proposals toS
the Building Of the stone and wood work OF
bridge over Island Greek ut that place. Propo.
sal will also be received for the excavatlng and
filing in Of said work, to be reckcned at 50
much per square yard, The stone work to be
rcckoned at SO much per perch, Separate Vto.
posals viii be required for The stone and Wood
work IIy order Of Commissioners,
J.S LOWE. CLERK To Com'rs.
Stuub SAINT II '55-4t
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The Watson House

tEO PAINTERS,-We have received a
n large lot Of Paint Brushes from the celebra-
I'd Manufactory Of j G, McKENsY d Co, to
which we inviteyour especial attention. These
Brushes are unsurpassed for durability and
elasticity We have also new article oI'Paint
Brush for painting Roofs OF houses, boatS'&c
Also a hie assortment of Blenders, Graining
Brushes and Brick Liners
~ sj ll8NlNG Il MELVIN.
p4RFUMhRY The Subscribers have
IL now on hand large and choice assortment
of Purllmery and Fancy goods which will be
sold very low. y HENiNG MELVIN.
QPONGES.- fine assortment Of Toilet,
y Bath aud Carriage Spouges on hand. n f.,
'N.''. | p HENiNG 4 MELVIN.
Ino BOXES SODA SALERAGUS, on
IVVhand and will he sold to The trade very low
...-. ,,.. HANIAG a. MELVIN, a.
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T7 S. u. Sharp,

Wholesale and Retail Tobaceonist
" EEPs Constantly Oh hands all kinds Of
IA ,nanufactured tobacro. cigars and snuif
Articles sold Uy hin are warrelited 70 be Of the
psf4aaIity 8at
Shsp on Marker straei, south side, one door
heiow'Sl1lh street Fuhd cPeoslre Nash's new
bulldinys
-S-nFerll.. ~ - st.f ~ sle 9
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
Barhers and Fancy Hair Dressers.

Barbers and Fancy Hair Dressefs'FI
FH'llE sab~criber would annonpce 20
Il the citizens of Seubrnvllle and vicinity
that they haye ertqed into co partnership IN
the above business, bnd are 'eady tp wall on
customers al their establishment, where prompt
attention wIhbe giy1nto those whJ favor'he,n
with a call H., d., ,..,v., ..,. ar
Shop or the NorLlitust corner Of Third an
Market streets, under the store Of Messrs
Dougherty. Sterbelyille 0hiof ,, a...i -L..d
March 80 1879 g I.RHTCH A. HOPKINS
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

TRANSPORTATION OFFrcE, s. Il /. r. RI
Steubenyille, April 18th 1855, !
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running,
l - to Newark, leaving Steubenville daily,
tSundsys excepted. J at 5 oclobk a. m.y 5 Z
Shipments 10 all stations, except UniOuport,
Cadz, Fairview and New Market, Urlchs2ille
Port Washingtont NHw Comerstown, Lafayette,
Ceshocton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark
must bepre.paid. @ '5'' ~.
I Shippers will please conclude heir shipments
and receive their consignmeuts previous to 6
o'clock each evening
-..ac.. LAFAYETTE DEYENNY, st
ap II, 1855. General Freight Agent
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03

VO0TH ACHEis readily cured by DR..
L Keysers Tooth Ache Remedy. 5oli at Hen-
ming Molsn's, and prepared by DR. George
H. Geyser, wholesale Druggist, Pictsb urgh Pa.
supt, 26-ly.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
PErrsRURaH ADvEaTrsExEyTs.
Z '.f'':f'f \ J arrrEsprEl & { CO, sltN'@;

7 OOKlNG GLASS Manufacturers aud
Ia Dealers ia Looking Glass Plates, Plate glass,
Eng-aeinss Canbs and Fancy Goods, No rs
Woaa Stfoet. Piitshnrg, Pa N
rF0o. hand and made toorler-G OH Pier aud
Mantle Hlasses Mahogsny Rosewonl Walp
nus aud eih Fuaies, OF Mouldingof every deS
scfiptioH SEF1&
rrSteanbOa;C bins decorated aud gilt,r1
sept. 2esem.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03

Drugs Drugs! Drugs!!!
D i. SELLERS, Wholesale Druggist,
ls' edrher Wood ( I'd Street, Pittsburgh. Pa
sspt. 26 '55-lv.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03

VHE LARGEST CHEAPEST AND
i best Stock Of Boots Shoes sod Trunks ever
II, red IN This Market car be found at the City
oloe Store Washington Hall buildngs.M srket
:, s,submyiIle Ohio, d. SCOTT.
August 29th 1865.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
House Painting Glazing, &C.,

3Eeubenyills, JmgIl { 1855. e4em CgEitIs
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-02-23
Tie Dominican Republic.

Some weeks since published an article rela'
ting TO the probnbie interference OF Great Britain
and France, with The interests Of the United States
in the Dominican Republic. In the course Of tho
article, the inhabitants were referred TO, parenthe
tically, as mostly muluitoes. The article attract.
ed attention on the Island, and q correspondent
objects to The phrase as at variance with the fact
He says that the population consists OF whites,
and mixture OF " hte and Indian blood, together
with mulauoes, corresponding with that Of nil
the Spanish American Republics. lie further
adds:
President Santana is a white man ns well as
his secretaries. know very we'll that the Domi-
nican people have beer misrcpresented by somo
OF the American newspapers, and hope that
you will use this notice in favor Of country
which has many claims, both commercial and
political, to deep interest on the part OF the
people and the government Of the United States
Cuba is by no means preferable 10 the Island OF
s.. Domingo. On the contrary, the latter is much
richer than the former having silver, gold, coal,
copper and quick silver mines different kinds Of
wood, suitable for vessels; besides. being the
country of the mahogany and several other pre-.
cious woods. If Cuba is the Hey of the Mexi-
can Gulf, the bay OF Samana, in the Donini.
can Republic, is no dnuL, The Key Of the Carribian
Sea.
an not Dominican. I was born in Porto
Rico aud educated and Cubuni:ed at Havana
But now am an crcian, because have dnne1.
Ell myself TO this Republic, and married an Ameri-
can lady. a
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The Turkish Navy.

The Turkish navy has met with many muiOr-
tunes, end may be almost said TO have ceased to
exist. No less than seventeen ships Of war have
been lost, destroyed, or taken since the commence
ment OF the war; about hall OF them on The fatal
day Of Sinope. OF the vessels lost four are ships
Of the line and two steamers. What remains OF
The Turkish feet are now in the Golden Horn
Most of the vessels are damaged, and, there is no
attempt to repair them, all the shipwrights being
engaged on the British and French vessels which
have suffered in the late gales. Men with some
knowledge OF il, expected much OF The Turkish
fleet. and when the Ottoman left the Bosphorus ia
May last with twcnty-one vessels under his com.
mand we all looked Tor some results. The often.
ton Of the world was then much turned TO Circas-
sia, country which mus, always be dangerous
10 the Gear If reused TO renew its old guerilla
wsrlare.
As there was no chance OF another disaster
like Sinope, since Sebas:npol was blockaded or
supposed TO be so, the Turkish feet mil ghi have
produced good effect by appearing on tho Cir.
casian coast, and encouraging the tribes to some
thing like active revolt. A community Of religion
and old ASSOCIATIONS unite these races to the Turk
Ish Empire, although they have long learned TO
believe that The Sultan was no efficient protector
against the power Of The Czar. But the sight ~
Turkish fee, on the coast abandoned by the
Russians, and OF Turkish troops stationed in ths
forts hch lately held Muscovite regiments, would
hive been surprise, nnd The news would IN
few weeks have ptu"trnted into every region of
the Caucasus; but The Turks were compelled TO
remain inactive in BnIlschik. bay, where they died
OF scurvy und bad ood during the entire Summer.
Whether private jealouscs, as is stated, inhu.
enced the conduct OF the allied AdmiraIs, il is d-
fcult 10 say, but the result was that the naval
forces Of the two nations did nothing, and our
Turkish allies were couals----:---I|
measures. The subsequent losses at sea have di-
minished the feet and discouraged The seamen;
and the navy, like tho army, is painfully changed
from The force which, accumulated during years
of peace, made such display at the commence
ment OF the war. Only three vessels are building
for the Turkish Government, and these mako lilIlo
progress. There is a ne-o(. battle ship at lsmid,
another at the Arsenal, and frigate al SinoPe.