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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

Alarye assortment OF BLACK Hrovn Ciarct and Pearl
red SON Hats every grade; together with large ssoFt
rent r1r'S, YOUTHS and c!lren's Caps Wholesale and
Retail TO h!eh OF patrons and the public
: CspscINliy invited
y B.-Ilats made Coaformature warranted
an n sssy h' AT '.'2E'S-' 'lO'se- w W. IIMEsON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
BOOKS! bOOMs!!

BOOK aud variety store.
7 WOULD call att ntnn to my verl large stock OF
SCHOOL hooks
Of variety used in and about Wheeling aud sold
atreduced prices.
McCIufTcv's Series Of Ieadersi
l.1nderS'
Elementary, Eclectic, Sanders and Towns Spoilers;
Smiths Greens, aud Krkllam's Grammnrs;
(; Davies, Eay's, Adams, Tracy's and Greenleafs Arth
nGtcS.
All kinds Of Primers Cor chren together with an assort-
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Of late Standard WORKS.
AISO-Cap letter nnl Fancy Note Papers every vari
t.; Plain Envelopes Pens and penhollers, Yam
zee Notions, Porte Monaies and
DIARIES FOR 1856.
My OF Blank Books will always he found complete.
would also call attention stock of
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which be surpassed In lc An quality variety and
.lleapness, by any house in the West.
Buying goods directly from the manufacturers, am
nablei sell prices Don't take word for it, but
all and examine for yOursvees before purchasing else.
where JOHN FISHER,
ap7 el33 Main ST. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
IS DR.. j. DELAcy Lrngt.y

~ IA Treatise on sc Nature aud TrasyI,.n. ~ ~ Al,
eSS anu Diseases Of te Ear, with tie csaa,ent f The Ii
lni Dumb. Price 81. " s 's"'
Money letters must be registered hr the p,>pas,ey
'tsSlstsrtI Letters are at ri,n1, ,r tbi IL,
nin Correspondents Etvpst P5..ycs far TSinrn
tnsTers the New Postage Law reqlhts prepayment Of let
" yo-,. Ir,o, ,s.. mhiGm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

JNE subscriber has on han and manufacturing large
assortment Of Hats, atst and most approved
les, which be surpassed for Eghtness beauty and
-ldurance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
.HSr1NInvY.

w. w. me snhersgnsd practitioners Of meiiei,. In
Gi gE o[S, h1EIhE mad occasion witness ill.,
Ing aside all personal Jealousy an prgucr, 4I FIJI
Tue pursued nv them In treating diseases Of b
taea q Is we'll worthy the attention Of our sgS &
osetnssh ithtonRtout the United States Tf,1 81,
oil msdicatt vapors particularly in cTaais ,n n s a
S sS' a new era in the practice of anTsI
10 In diseases Of the eye they sciom
n. SPerason As klr and oSu,ts,s AMI
commend them TO such as require their si' *
GEO. s. CiRINES, NJ D. ITosi cS w.. sIpFL, ~ D.,
| O. DELPAS,M D., AtIsTnx n ' E, u p
r. v. NtS TrREN, NJ D. Ilgnrnpr ii,rH, 1870 ", D.,
LNeIe YORK, August :, iSI9. "-H > u =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

VALR ~, GEN7LE.WE,N!
TAKE pleasure In informing my friends and patrons, and
citizens Of Wheeling generally, TINT linve just re-
:eive my Spring stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
vrsus, together with full assortment OF Gents Fur
nisllng Goods.
Ny selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles ARE very
very hest makes which prepared to nuke to
lc notice. in the latest and most approved
style and best
\ good fit guaranteed In all cases sale, by
]. II. STALLAIsN, Merchant Tailor,
ano No. WasliurtonlEal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
Selling eff at Cost.

Selling ut at Cost.
TINE entire stock Of Isaac Prayer, comprising complete
u uSB0rtment Of
Dry nad Fancy Good,
ana arnounting S2S Sit IRIS date
An embraced 10 the above vii DC Eol ut the or
ERa COST PRICE, thus giving bGSsr The aiyNntaG Of
buTIng New York ElclsSale prices, in their Go0ls. Call
soon, the busneS viii be wound up In she sortest possi-
bic time.
B.St CSltc9es. ............. 1SN
.............. . II 81
nuliln, bleaehsd.......... 10 II
-...... -. l2if IN
BACK Stk, yard vide. worth 4s,a nf l,3Iys
Id At l. .
slasIn deLaiie ,.....:....-..; - at II
lIose, ladies' EhiIe, black and
slate. ........... 10 at 10
And ali OTHER Goods in proportion Don't fOr~tt
THE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
NJ il3 Mt!;i ct i,t Monroe 4 Union.
E7-Fhe uneXptred Store Room, and VI The
q or reasonable uIl.sl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

DhESS .GOOIJ%.
lust received ut w. D. NOTE BROS great variety OF
- D.tss Goo.lS, such as:
Fancy Dreas SlSs-latest STYLES;
MORE Antique SilSs-less than the usual prtccsi
Plain Black ~ cheap;
I':inted Plain, Plaid and Striped Derages;
Fo1nceii DsgEses--l choice variety;
Twisted Silks and Tissuts-very pretty;
PLAIN all-WOcl /, Iaines-all shades;
Printed aud Plain CIallies-iNndsone and cheap
French. Scotch and American Lawns-beaufh;
Eaglist and French Chntzes--ood assoTtnlenti
Satin Striped and Plain FoIlins;
Plaid and Striped Dicalas--anew article.
Also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

Ths monthly meeting OF this socis twas held lAsa
at their rooms 10 New York University, Hon. Lnthsr
Bsadish, Esq, President, IN the chair.
The Corresponding Secretary resd letter from the
Corresponding Secretary Of the State As.o ,s Society
rscsnty established in Albany AMI asking contributions
70 ITS library.
Or Bellows submitted the series of resolutions pas
1T the meeting o. the Br galway Tase ace, last Fri
day evening, memorial OF the action OF the citizens
York eativs to the resent assault upon SENATOR
Sum- proper to be recorded in the archives OF the
cety Tee resolutions received th loud applause,
ctod suggested to be placed In the sscistys
archives.
The LIBRARIAN announced the reception Of various do
Aliens for the library since the lost meeting. among
five sets oEaw York Co!r niA Histc7y from
Hon. Joel + Hesdley, Secretary Estate, for exchange
with other societies
FRzrsECE KoPP Esc,, rssd tas paper for tie evening
entitled The Eessisrs In America 1t rapete With
interesting information relative to the tioa of tho
HerAns with the Revolutionary And thss prior aas
ths Princes OF Germany to tLs &c sernnsnt 70
all in the pre- ecuon Of this against the Unitsd
Colonies. The following table, never pubshed befora
was givsr, showing the nu-nber OF trofps furnished
by cash German Prince 20 the E1kh g1vorn-
meot the peY csntsca Of TIA popu alton
Of The resi- States from which the7 we're sold the
pumber lost dusng the VAT, aud the hm total paid to
ths P-incs BY sts ngish govern ment--
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The KanAs Croub;es,

AIDpL ErowN, Conn, June 8, 1856.
Tbs ather OF Mr.. Mitchell, who resides here, has re-
cs7ed isstsr dated LaTrense May % fror, his son,
s-atrg That Dr. Roo. and himse', reported dead,
alive. They were fred at and arrested bat dis
charged.
CHICAGO, June 8, 1856.
Cur dates from La are to the rs h Of Nay
Tie correspondent of the Tribune sends q LIST OF the
property destroyed =. Lawrence the 21st ul..,
amounting TO $3.50 COO. 90 shannon Issued an
order eAt1g cut the troops at O'Clock, the morning
OF the sd
gentle Just arrived reports that the diicu Ity
enared occurring at Pos-a waoni: creek took place
at Cssvatcnis The quarrel from &c predatons
united b. he pro-savery the cattle q the free
3tAie men on the 18th ul i'm, S,ne pro-FlS7ery men
seized iIee ste and Proceeded 10 hang him when
bis vie lied ano aoussd NE ns shbors sho to his
re- cue fght enlued. whsa Eve Fro. slavery and two
cte state killed.
forcs 1t sixty men organized at Westport Mo-, on
the Fl u and proc 'eded to Oskgatomis
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PHILADELPHIA SroCK BOARD.
ptfJr ans = t,rrt 4 luna

FH1LADELFHIA BEAND.
PHlIADs IPHIA, June :, 1856
g sks steady. PennsylvaI,a Sae fves SS; Pea ling
pal road 45 Long Issnd Kai,rea 1Bt4 Mocris Canal
IA, eennsyIvenia Railroad, ASK.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno z, 1855
Coz -ssles &c day, 0sO bsIeA The iower qusiitiss
.ther caseT. cut the better rradss a.e firm Ne
yte darDs a. lo'sc. alohc' sr0issss y Liverpool
5'l6d. ArBAsy June 3--1230 r. ".
r,.ss this rr ornnr oil 3 coo bushels OF Caaal
az :, ale, and 4 eco ousAnls Western mixed corn,
slightly dAmsged at alc' p,vv.,o s,rsasp
,,, Good Interior demand, at e5 37k IS 81, for
IN good ohi) ana Indiana; and 81 81 So so, for
70 ss :, Wh s o1 ar White srs.t e S,r rn
ee0o - - y &c. Oats quiet. Canal freigh.s nomt
Sales heafeo 1851 bbs four 2s4 bbls. pork
Ss soe he shells wheat; I,oov 0unno'' 0OI'
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KaMAAA AGasra.

Kansas Affairs,
HIGHT PR0BLAvERY MIN KILLHD-ALL QUIET AT
LAwRENcE, LAe@PT0N AND FRANKLIN.
lConespondenoe q the - Louis Republican,
HpEMDkscz, Nay 10, 1855.
By intelligence just received from Conn missioner of
Indian Agent Robinson, appears that on Friday night
last eight pro slavery mon were killed by company OF
aeotaonisS on Pota "stoue creek & said that they
t.rniIed or some time past at proper hour to wrsak
their Vengeance upon any opponenta OF their views.
Three of the men killed we're named Doyle, three shsr
man, and Of the other two, one was named whitman.
What the immediate exciting cause We have not
learned. We had sincerely hoped that after the little
violence ceoessAry attendant upon tue execu on of the
hws IN and around lawrence of which you have been
already apprsed we should hear nothing further of
but the spirit Of revenge and op position to
good order and the peacsabe enforcement OF the
not easily queneo and We may yet have to record acts
swatomie creek have to Governor shannon for
aid 70 project themselves and their property Their
violence 1t would be lamsntabse that this should be
the OF series Of outbreaks and disturb
Union. We look for better things.
FROM An authentic source we learn that all Ia quiet In
And around LAWRENCE Lscomp on and Franklin United
States uoops have been each of hese places and
We spprehend further violence. The laws viii now be
tno Geo. and the prisoners detained ut have
the benefit OF . fair trial. demsgo0ues and Office
seekers were kept from this country. peace, in little
while would be Ietored-Ths great mass Of the people
disposed to attend to the regular avocsons OF ls
let alone ana trust that the agtaors who nglo
rensy fed at ths time Of danger and lett those duped BY
tie punishment they 30 justly de.erve
MIGRANTS RETURNING,
Tho 8. Louis Republican of the Both ult.. says-The
steamer David Tatum arrived last night. The Tatum
brought down about two hundred and tlxy passengers
one third Of whom are engant aid refugees going back
elephant The Polar Star arrived last night, having .
large number OF the Same kind of passengers on board
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re .sonsl Intelligence.

Mia Sarah Pellet has arrise1 IN town from Nicaragua
We see that there many arrivals 81 the watering
places already Saratoga had good maAy people from
New YORK, Baltimore, Philsde phn, &C. on "a instant
Hon. Jsmea B. Cross Mayor Of Milwaukee, Wis, was
married OF the 29th ult., to Catherine N. Fuller
Hon John p. Hale in Boston on the Cd inst
Col Charles Tocd, late Minister to aussis ia Ia this
city.
ARRIVAL
a. So prhh,orian Housa--Gs 2. Prentice, Louisville
runIe Col 81 81 Todd ex-Hpissr to Russia; Le-t j.
WIsfnsou o. A.; On. y. Bennett and family, Washing
W ~ p p OTIS and family, Conn; j. b. Lock Memphis,
on Nv Mr. r. D. Lowther, Florida; Col Abosh Hungary.
TO ARRIVE .
......L,, p,.ct WARRIOR from New Orleans-Mrs N
nsan IS ~ ard servant; Mrs Wsrdel Miss far,er MRS
s. oroy Mis- Nutop, Mrs BerRerN Two oaughters
srd miami, mrs Nils Levy s@ AIns worn oapsnn
leas'd md lady Geo shuie lady, CHILD ana sery MT Mig
ris Mi,s Coon Miss Horton. Mrs kerh1ay, ccSen ana
nrsa Mr. polk Nils Harrison. Mns van Eenneuysen,
rbs At servant M PIkerton, MS J9o.sr sea
s NJ ~ IMAM 100 lady two children ana servhn Js
cenro oily lady, two children snd ssrvanI 100 ycGs
want Cbaise Brandon friend ena selyAI "a pu
maxd n Taylov Ed Turk. Watsos CroWo; 70 W.
MesSsr four chhdren and two 90 wants m'@ fonPsms'
DEpARTUREs.
For Liverpool I. ship oty q ~ f2rx-r fsuro oouq
| t.e .-tl Na.Sn BE.n. ToLe1' EsIosa s~9's-1'
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ucx,si Of COupchimen.

hoard inst last evening" at Ave O'Clock, Pres dent
Pinohusy In tho chair.
on,mportsnt petitions were presented aIu lsie
- n. COMMITTEE on Streets presented report az
80. 20 the widening and extending oil kesae s1ee'
=. lid on the table and ordered TO be printed.
..,s.r-o, TO srf1mrs II BRANCH, FnR Hs kalShAi
SERVICES. ,s...,
we bersby certify that In ar oP,nnniu P,sach. a,
"e ~ ~ the nau Ct stephen II
cur ~ tbs Police COMMITTEES, OF WHICH onn ~ Dets
In the several matters o. the tnI. SUI ~,
h cnrt Of Common Pleas against "a 10 ..ors
$3.50, ana Michael McCann, and ~ M ~ r c IA
sns.i., Police Ceu n.tee Ct the Cou mon ~ IT. -,
ue sp. eonsistfur OF Aldermen Briggs, y u; luonsa
80 n. nry IL fIuere and FOR his serves ~ sons
- ases and In collecting ties inopy OF Various
q, record evidence in various placer ahu m ~
,or,s thsr con 70 the Board OF Aldermen. sno oi -
yicss "A counsel before the Police ovn
a, "a Mayor wood Recorder Smith and ia ss Oepeon ~
~, sis against Geo W Mstseu Chief Of liics tor alien
sse ~ and the collection Of testimony ard recoro ev
=, frandop 10 Fog and, and his Wy age TO E1rope
a. ths se,yioe of the said nttee TOT the Pufpoe o.
LII ~ IA eommittee In their inves gsuops and o ms
on prosecutinr the ,ui before the bosIa o.
80 and h fore the Police ComnAsshoneIs, ne 49, ~
nnc1fn Iii he A reasonable compes'auon 70 pay MT
S2tlo WIN " ALANSON NASH,
Eruch. WV CTTRTIS MOVES
Counsel Of Police Committee
JOHN H. BRIGGS
CUMMINGS II. TUCKER,
Police COMMITTEES OF the Board OF Aloefmsi
- p.,,.. ~ ~, ,ea OF the BOARD rscommenas,
.,n,fp a ths apoye togs'ber win otner Dni' W 'O
"a fAmt.iIg ~. =. .t,ha Wboie AM
St,sn W Z. into Commi tee o. tns y no'o, -
tyou's- e,le Atrsr snort Time spen
lcnm ia 49,, al /. 3o-:- a'S0u1asa.
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bOSIOS, June 4o0o
The citizens of Cambridge hsld indignation meeting
iaat night, which very largely attended. Hon. Joel
Parker presided aided Vice Presidents by Hon Tneo-
pbus Pastons, Jared Sparks, Professor LoIgfeow Pro-
fsssor Feen, Dr.. Joeph E. Worcester, Judgs Phillips
joe. 7. Buckingham AID several others.
Eloquent speeches, appropriate to the o,cAsiou,
msde By the President, Rev DR.. Blair Thsopnus Par
sona c. c. FELTON,, T. o. Huntington and Ricaard Il.
lama
preamble clotipg with the f,lse.rg resolution, vas
9asntmously aeopted;-
rhsgsors IL is that from all politiCa1 conues.ions-
= a al relgiets demo nina ensfron ali cfsss a1d
svsczti- life, have assembled to declare
nj ments ard determination. We declare abhor.
re1ee OF the act. We terd-r s'mpa Thy SsnA
tor In lis personal suf srings but oecare
Isnn COZ vction, thst the has the POO
pie ofine Zee sta must un ir eff 20
recover ths.r personal liberties and political equality
END to retrieve the honor Of The county Tbs constu
t:on puts into hands, by legal and psAcess eaus
ahe powsr to do thus. Let IL be done.
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EH1xATHsE Il y " >.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEleGMpas.
From Washington.
fHE FRENCH MINISTER LAMPooNED-A rEMPEST IN
TEAPOT, ETC.

From Washington.
rae FRENCH MINISTER LAMPooNED-A TEMPEST IN
TEAPOT, ETC.
WASH GroS June 8, 1856.
ssvera days ago Count Ssrses received through the
Post Office letter from Warrington correspondent,
treating OF the settled sntpathy OF foreign governments
towards the United States manifested BY the conduct
of foreign their intercourse with soc
ETY. ana public men, and which letter was super
induced BY alleged indecent and insulting language
against our government, and especially against
the Secretary OF State 1t dinner recently givea By
Count Sartges The envelope enclosing the newspaper
In question bore the seal Of the State Department On
Saturday Count Sartiges called Mr.. Marcy indg-
nanty complaining of the insult and dsman ling that
ts suspected author be punished intimAng that in the
event OF failure to DO this he would demand his pass
o'ts Dir. Marcy, Of course, tiavowsd AL knowledge
ar responsibility concerni the letter. and pressed
regret that anything had happened TO occasion
ofence Here was quandsry; but Count Sa-tiges was
sppAreoty satisfied aud The secretary relieved from his
Inpsssant position by the an hor. who was q govern
ment smpoye but who did snd the letter to Count
ssrtigss, promptly resign,pg his ofics
The Russian Minister to-das gave pic ME entertain
meat ~ Arlington Springs, his diplomatic associates
nd Others.
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BROOKLYN City News.

HE Burmese OF THs STEAMBOAT HENRY CLAY-2he case
OF Joseph Lockstt and wife against William Radurd and
Others for damages sustained BY Mrs. Lockest by the
burning Of tie steamboat Henry Csy opposite Newbure
the 2Sth July, 1852 brought up yesterday
Kirgs County Circuit Court, Sefors Judge Rockwell.
judge Greenweod appeared for the deendants. On tho
last Trial the jury dis, greed Judge DKeman in open.
ing tho for the pnt, sad that Mrs Locket. had
been severely hur to disss her from dressing
self or co1nbng her hair since TIE accident The dam
ages are Liza At $40. 900
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Election Ia Sew Orieans.

KNOW NOTHING TRIUMPH-RIors AND BLooDsHgD.
NEW ORLEANS Juue 5, 1856.
At the election held in this city yesterday lhe Aeri
csn candidate for Mayor elected by 900 ma
Joxity. With the pion Of assistant Aldernen
the entire American ticket wss slssted
La the First precinct NJ. Teepmisr Clerk of the First
District Court and two othsr parsons stabb 3D. and
Mr. Tepmier shot several times by band OF Sciiisns
In the eventh precinct three Sicihans wee killed
There several other fights various parts OF the
city, sbootins tabbirg &C. but without fatal ter nj
naaon
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The Wilson and Brooks Oincu,.y.

BosroS, juno 8, 1855
Senator wilson denies pnequivocally the statement
teegraphed from Washington 20 New York pape. that
Eoione Lsne had called him from Mr. Brooks with an
that he rooks) intended to make "a ASA alt
upon him. Mr.. Wilson ssys:-I have sought no contro
vfrsJ aod shall seek none but shall 60 where duty re-
quires, uninaueneed oy threats of any kind"
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The Heak

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Yesterday rae temperature to eighty eight (86)
degrees ct H. and TO- day At p NJ. Is up 10 ninety
four (94) degrees. Electric Inns low in the atmos
phere yesterday, snd this mornng at O'Clock dark
cloud bordered the horizon 1T west and no vest which
at balc past favored with light dash OF rain.
Bxo0KLYN HnGHrs juno 8, 1856 q. MERRIAM.
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UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROrTrn6.
tins patrons of trotting again ossppoinsed yes
tertay afternoon large assembled at the
time announced TO witness race between Rose ct Wash.
ngton and Zachary Taylor but after scoring An hour
So tbs driver o. 7syisr said he would pay forfeit and the
crowd dispersed. The following Is . summary for
cord -
THURSDAY, june a.-Nstoh 81, 600, mile heats, best
three in Eve, in harasss.
j. Mclaughlin named 9. e. Zachary Taylor. paid TT
The owner Of Lady Moscow thsn offered to sch Roee
six WEEKS 0cO each-cns In harness. the other to
wagon.
DEATH OF A RACE HORSE "A valuable horse AbdaIlsh
Chief belonging to Anstin WaIes and Others Of Detroit
rolling He was bred by R. C. Roe, Of Orange county,
Who sold hin, for g. 000 Mr. w. afsw weeks since vas
offered 0CO for him. He was valued ct 81 co., and
deemed OF the most beautiful animals in the
country ter his leg was found to b. broken, he
killed.
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Mssssc haseIts Aid for Kansas.

, EOsr0N, JCre 3, 1900
The resolve introduced In the House by Mr. Charles
Hs aPpropraieg $50 600 for o1seral ED to the sons
and car ghters CT hassAc anssts COW il Kansas was
taien up tAs forenoon, discussed again LAID he
table By eight majority.
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New Jersey G0verno rshlp

TRENTON, Jane 3, 1876,
general State Convention Of niegr wcrshippsrs and
americans meet in this city To- morrow t, nominate
csntdsts for Governor
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Rhode Island Americ an st .te Convention
FILLMORE AND DONALDSON KEPUDIsfED.
PROVIDENCE, June D. 1885,
american State Convention sssebled In this city to.
GAY about one hundred delegates being present. The
nomination Of FIN more repudatei By vote Of sixty.
ons to twenty.
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NEW URLKANs, Jhre z, no,
Ths esft wing OF the Loriliana PenteruAry a. kaa
sSe has BEEN de5royed by Are. LOIS 5000 coo. NJ
Stnsrs etcaped while the fire was progressing.
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MARITIME INTELIIGENCE.
Port u New FORK, June 5, 1856.

ALBANIA FOE NEW YoW-TE1s DAY.
DvM RBnS y nOOH ,,....,....cyo II
SUI srrs..,.....-.1 Is HIGH wAfEx........svs 10 %