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In a State of Destitntion.

The dreadful condition of the slavery agitators suggested
to the Jersey Telegraph the following mode of relief
"Wanted-Some half dozen smooth-faced Amnadab
Seeks to station themselves somewhere the Missouri
line to manufacture border ran OrGges of the steepest
kind for down East consumption. Full employment given
until November A, 1856.
"For further information apply to Ward Beecher at the
Church of the Holy Rifles to Horace Greeley at the
Tribune office.
"P S-Petcal preachers preferred who accustomed
cred desk on the Sabbath"
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A Rich Political Joke.

We have private authentic adyices Of amusing but
indicative mistake OF which Fremont was the victim. In
New York city last week the reesoi candidate went
board the steamer orzaba TO say ados to Calfe
mia bound friends. gentleman who was with Fremont
said to Padre WILL the Nicaraguan minister who was
board ALLOW to introduce your excelency to the next
President of the United States making motion towards
Fremont but not calling him by name The Padre step
ped forward raised his hat bowed, and said am very
happy TO see you, Mr.. Buchanan Enough said.
Southern Argus.
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Just published the 9Th edition. price one dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULAi
popular treatise,
by J. ]. FORSTER, n, D.,

BY j. FORSTER, ~, D.,
GLOWING anddote these gbu ScOurzes Of
race together with the proper u bronchitis
asthma coughs throat night eat pulmonary and heart dis
cases. Kings evil erupuonH tumors, rcnd head
salt rheum and dwellings Of the POINTS, bones
aflsinR Of the
This e book wrfion in plain but orcbe language, all
cheap, highly
u without dragging Of kind and strongly
afflicted, heads Of families, &c,
able guide In time OF need.
II contains interesting information FOR those afflicted with
deafness, rupture, bodily deformities, sc.
More than 10000 copies have been sold, Mailed within the
few weeks, 10 every part Of the country.
Price 10 10 be he'd Of booksellers generally, mail,
free, Of Messrs BRIDGMAN CO.. i5s Grand street. New
York
June 3-d&cp3mif
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TIE Rb,JDling pdyiu.

late number of the Herald has broadsde of rhymng
songs for the Of the Fremont party in which "ess
not forgotten. The burden of most of them is free soil
free speech, Freedom and fremont We add the follow
ing in which there is "more truth than poery"as
really do not think in view of the the old wings
and the knownothings pursuing that Massachu
sets is sure for the black republicans;
I've traveld North, Pve traveld East
Pve traved South, I've travePd West;
OF all the States that have seen,
Not one is found that's sure, ween,
Except that single State, Vermont
Which rhymes and thinks with Don Fremont.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Light al The NdrroWs, Boston Har6or.-A screw-pile
lighthouse has been erected the spit abreast the Mar
rows Boston harbor The house is hexagonal building,
Of brown color, elevated iron piles and
surmounted with iron lantern. The light is designed
as guide to the spit by vessels passing through the
main shp-channe On the night OF the lst Of August
next and every night thereafter, II viii be illuminated
with lens light OF the sixth order elevated hiryfve feet
above hgh-water mark.
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SEMI-ANsUAB NOTICE.We beR leave TO call attention
" the fact all ledger will be
aud about the 2Sth instant thereby prding
pornni for examination preparatory settlement FIRST
July
We also beg leave that IN view o engagements
constrained appeal earnestly friends Cor prompt
settlements by cash or notes 81 short datos
June 0s-3tawiwif HooB, BRO, co,
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SepentA Dislrict n ILlinois.

The Chicago Times contains the following paragraph,
which win give but little consolation the black republ-
cans of the House
"By reference to the proceedings of the House of Repre-
sentatve il will be seen that the seventh congressional
district of this State declared vacant both Messs Al
len and Archer being excluded. This makes cleo
ton necessary aud trust the governor will order
without delay Let have election in August in that
district and will give these abolition gentry of
what they may expect in November"
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No Go.


The Providence Post IS responsible for the olIowing
zone Of our fellowczens who is somewhat Jealous in
any cause which he may espouse has felt it his duty
serve the cause of republcansm by selling the life of Ere
mont and in pursuance that plan made the tour of
South Water street. the other day without however effect
remarked to friend that you could sell the life
of Fremont South Water street than you could sell
Testaments in -. Well, don't like to name the place
ogans where the thermometer ranges higher than it
did here last Friday"
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A Clerical .Su0oe,fion.

One Of our friends coming from New York in the
cars the other night and amused at an interview be
tween two persons who seemed not 10 have met for
time before Well said one after the first salutations,
what are you up TO now7" "oh don't know" replied
the other al shall take to religion Religion cried
his friend what do you mean "Why" said the other,
al think it's going TO be good business the ministers
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Prospect in Neto York.


Whatever doubt may at any time have existed, none
remains that the two conventions to be held the
30th instant will result in complete reunion Of the party
The failure OF the State committees 10 agree disappointed
the democracy Of the State and for little time checked
the rising enthusiasm OF friends But the tide too
strong be stayed by any such obstacle and has swept
through the primary meetings Of the people, and win
bring together conventions whose leading aim viii be TO
consolidate the party and insure the electoral vote OF the
State 10 Buchanan and Breckenridge
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Dnni,l Webster o. StlE Goprrment.

al say 10 you and TO the whole country and to all the
crowned heads and arsocac powers and eudsl systems
that exist that IL is great principle
Of popular representation and admnstratonthe system
that lets in all to participate In the councils that arc TO
sign good or evil to a-that may owe what We are
and what we hope be" Let all examine narrowly any
principle policy that under any pretence would in
fringe the fundamental principle Of
MrST
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ansaot to the Department Of State, respectfully tenders his
public for the OF claims
foreign sregn languages especial
Sp1us Eunch Portuguese Italian Gentlemen
claims against foreign other
requiring faithful and reliable Transitions of legal docu
land ue grants laws dccTee &c, viii find, In
the undersigned, guarantee for fidelity in
idomauc and technical phTase which long
Publishers throughout the Union DESTROYS
rrnnsaon Of foreign books literary OF legal will
interest apply the undegned and may rely
upon their orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed
For further particulars apply 10 - . .
l.. FITZGERALD TASIsTRO,
$50 street, between 10Th and lin, Washington cin, d. Z.
June 24-diy
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This is The Ftdg !

Colonel Black of Pennsylvania, said in his speech on
the 4th:
at is related Of Henry Of Navarro that before going
into his greatest engagement he said to his troops when
you in doubt follow my white plume May be par
doned for saying to you, my countrymen when doubt
YOU in peace or war in prosperity or adver-
sity, follow the flag of the American Union"
Don't look at the sixteen star bunting flying the
Fremon tiers.
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The ,S,pord of the Brnye.

General jackson willed a sword to Donelson, with the
injunction that he should when the country got into
war. The war with Mexico on, but the sword
manned in its scabbard and the scabbard in Donesons
closet while Breckenridge with such injunction upon
him. turned out and served his country CALAMITY in the
war.
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King John 1.

We have always supposed that though deadly hostile
toward the Union of the thrtyone States the black
puboans in favor of free republic. But it would
from the following paragraph that even in this
did them than justice II is from the Boston Jour
nal, strong Fremont paper, and reads thus:
awe are decidedly of opinion that MONARCHY, and
hereditary monarchy is by far the best FORM Of human
government that human wisdom has yet devised for the
administration OF considerable nations, and that ii will
always continue to be the most perfect which human yr
tue will admit Of"
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Political Repereads.
Saco Democrat concludes an article as follows;

The Saco Democrat concludes an article as follows
"Let these reperends go The title is allowed the
clergy by way respect for their sacred calling minis
of the Gospel of Saviour When, therefore nd
vduals descend from their appropriate clerical duties into
the political arena Or than that deecrate the pulpit
with their political harangues the instructive of the
people detects the wrong whdraws its respect and thence
forth these individuals known and designated by their
political friends well by the other and better class
not by the honoed title of reverend but Ward Beeche
Theodore Parker Tom Merrill Fred Douglass and down
into the nomenclature of all the lesser flashlights of the
profession who thus abuse their calling
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Nrw YopK, July 25The steamer Tennessee from Porto
CabelIo, with dates the 17tb instant via Porto Rico
with dates TO the l7tb arrived this morning. Among the
passengers Is g. H. Young, United States consul at Curaeos
with announcing the conclusion Of important
commercial treaty between United States and Venezuela
The IL unlmportant
The cholera st Caracas There we're but
few American vessels in the Yenezuels ports.
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BY TEL + q n A y Ill /.


From Kansas-Thc Indian War.
ST.. LOUIS, July 25.-Geners Harvey, COL Barker, and
Capt Peasanton bad arrived Fort Leavenworth and
ported that party Of Cheyenne Indians had attacked the
guardhouse Fort Kearney, and rescued the Indian prs
there making good their retreat with the loss Of three
killed.
COL Fauntleroy arrived yesterday from New Mexico, and
ritory.
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Proposals for Copper plate Engraving.
orrcs SurERrNrssDrsr Punno rnSrIso

orrcs SUPERINTENDENT PunLo rn,srrss
.M. Washington, July 25 ie56
DUPLICATE PROPUsAIS VIII be
The IAN day Of August next At u O'clock for engraving
mo at Of steel Or copper engraving various aps poas
views, and scenery required
Each must be accompanied by satisfactory evidence
as s is wa s e%s
office and by of the force which can be employed by
TO be distinctly understood bids
from any parties not directly engaged in and practically acquainted
The bids will state separately the price, and but price, for
each plate bid for and the required for executing
WITH and bonds with security will
required FROM the successful bidders for he faithful execution Of
All work win be required be executed ITO the satisfaction of tn
The work be inspected by DESTROYS bidding
comss on E%s1ayn oss 0o Of Gn 1
and sne TO e. seaman Public Printing
A. C. SEAMAN,
July %-dt HhAug Superintendent
T,HE Is Gslr AND CHEAPEST GUIDE "A ppeon's Rail
and steam Navigation Guide for ns u1,sa state. and The
S S% SO N hoss.'p's s NEAR - street,
pUCHANAN-Le and Public Services OF Buchanan,
ton with portrait steel. 81.
'0' 'a''HF' una '0' 'a TAYLOR MAuRY,s
Ju'yas Bookstore. 9th
THE LIFE AND ADV ENrUREs OF James p. Beck
WORTH Mountaneer Scout and Pioneer and Chief of the Grow
Indians. BY Il. D. Bonner
The Tongue or the True Christianity by
VIM. arthur, A. Nj.
Robert Graham. by Mrs. Caroline Lee Heniz
Life Of General Daniel Morgan with portions OF his correspond
ence. BY James Graham.
The Last OF the Forestcu By John Es,en Cooke
Upham's Life OF Fremont.
Horizons Life OF Buchanan.
History Of the United States, vol l. BY George Tucker
July2o FRANCK TAYLOR.
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOrTEhI Es
OF MANY LAND.
The following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland Consoda
ted Lottery, the benefit OF susquehanna Canal Sc class
drawn July 20, 1856; .=... a.-
CA 22 rs 40 4s 90 3s SO SO ~ SO % G.
81 55
following the drawn numbers Of the Paapsco
Lottery, class Dol, drawn July "a. lss6i
81 45 Go SO 10 10 60 62 IL 81 Ia % A
II. FRANCE CO., Managers.
D. II. MePuAII, Commissioner.
July 26-lt
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New YoRK July 25.-Coton is frm-sales of 500 bales
Flour has adyancedsaes of 500 barrels good State
So 20 supene Ohio, Sc S6 standard southern, 81 CO.
Wheat has advancedsales Of 10000 bushels southern
white, 81 81 Corn Is frsales Of 600 bushels south
Mixed 81 cents. Pork has advanoedsa of $50 bar
res mess $40 rs $40 81 Beef is dusales of 600 bar
res; Chicago repacked Sill. Lard Is rmsaes 400 bar
re III cents. Whiskey is lowersaes Of 500 barrels 81
cents for Ohio. Coffee is aetivesaes Of 5000 bags Rio,
10 IL cents. Sugar is rmsaes of 200 hogheads Or
leans 81 cents. Moasses is rmsales OF $50 barrels Rice
Is dull at previous rates. Freights are heavy.
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Dissatistactioa IN Louisiana.

1t is said that the betting democrats in Louisiana arr
exceedingly incensed at the Cincinnati Convention fol
nominating ticket against which one in that STATE
dares TO bet
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
HemonL's Bioqraphu.


millionaire without dollar-a statesman without n
speoch-a legislator almost without vote-a military
chieftan without battle. Make for Colonel Fie-
montthe gentleman who is in the right place at
the right time.
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The Milwaukee American, in presenting the good quail
ties Of Colonel Fremont says Possessing in and Of him
strength Of purpose Of the on and the magnanmiy and
courtesy Of polished eouytesaH"
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Los. Of a baltimore Ke..el.

Nrw YoRK, July 25.-The brig Anna, Of Baltimore from
Aspnwa for the Pedro Banks struck June 26h by
waterspout and capsized. The captains and three
drowned The rest Of the escaped in the
long boat landing Carthagens after rowing for four
days. They arrived here this morning.
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To Druggists and the People

Won hereby cautioned against limitations OF Dr. De
Grahs Electric OIL shall prosecute any party who
copyrighted bills This enuine Electric Oil has cured the
Of Camden OF piles and rheumatism ALSO Hon. John VIII
Huntingdon, Hon. r. klingurlh, (whon OF his
n
published ladepha Ledger.
Philadelphia
scamp guilty the racay of counierng In Harrisburg Pa
wyethe druggist the
imprisonment Of Valentine who attempted imia
ton of this valuable remedy.
PHILADELPHIA, May s, 1866.
People ggists throughout United States
Prof De Gaths Electric Oni Jos Free West
Philadelphia, Mr. Rodenbok, Montgomery county,
sprain Mrs Ogden, No. $50 Fourth inam
nation bowels Maryland Providence shingles and chksd
breast; Spence felon
Henry Campbe Lower Maon Of burns and scarlet eve and
eighteen others.
{r;-Every druggist only genuine Electric Oil
and proprietor his old Office which
an orders be addressed procure the genuine
Prof CHAS. DE GRATH,
Old Office 30 South sth street Chestnut.
For sale BY CHARLES STOTT,
July loft Washington, ID. G.,
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NoTlCE-An persons having bills against the Office Of The
IN Treasury Oce Department
uoney blank books binding other contingent erpenses
notified promptly The Tor
en Duplicate properly rrceptsd days before u
every month they may be included dbung
agents which be
erwse payments may delayed The end Of the succeeding
month D. u. LINDSAY,
July ll-dowf Dsbursing Clerk.
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the accident 10 the criminal negligence Of the conductor
HOppe Of the excursion train, and Censurng the company
for defective rules.
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CO second Presbyterian Church, New York
between 18Th and 18th streeThe extensive
having been completed this church will be opened
vice Tomorrow aud succeeding Sabbath, IL O'Clock
a. and at S O'Clock, p.
Seats will provided
cordially invited 10 be present.
July
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LOCAL NE w 8.

The HERBERT oAsE-The argument before the jury was
continued yesterday by Messrs Radcliffe and Walker for
the defence and Mr. Key for the prosecution The Judge
then reread the instructions heretofore published and the
case was submitted to the jury at eight o'clock.
The jury, after being out hour brought in verdict
Of acquittal.
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Mnn RAsnf.

NEw YoRK, July 25The first cargo Of new North Caro-
lima wheat raised by s. Sinner esq., sold here to-day
at 81 so per bushel This is considered good price
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The patrons and lovers Of the drama should not fail to
be at the National Theatre tonight to witness the per-
Torrance of the young tragedan Of this city, Mr. Bangs
who will personate the character Of William Tell in the
great tragedy Of that name
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ID oBERT j. WALKER 4 LOUIS JANIN have formed a parta
Ia nershp trial Of The Supreme
of the United States and in the Court Of Claims. Addres
washington City, n O. Jan 2-ooduif
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Sr. JoHSs, IN. b. July 25.Ths legislature has
psaled the prohibtory liquor Law by vote of So TO and
revived the old license law.
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New YoRK, July 25.-The President has pardoned Wag
ner imprisoned here for completely in the English recruit
ing business.
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THE DAILY UNION
4 Remarkable Nan I

all leaving it, and tell you what believe there's Il
be opening there P--.BostoA CoGTia.
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The Railroad Cai-mity- Verdict Of the Inquest.
PHuhprLrpiA, July 7s.The coroner's inquest on the
cent railroad disaster have rendered verdict attributng
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Under the influence of the excessive heat Of the past few
days the federal city has been unusually quiet
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Tue Prison Of weitevrcaer. ard the Erss indian
Archipelago by Capt Gibson. volume of AS pages with
July vs. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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wiIlards' Hotel.
]. q, Il H. A. WILLARD,
Pennsylvania arenus and Fourteenth street,
Washington, d. q.

for sale, cheap for cRsbA double
cylinder Hoes printing press IN good running order, being
press which the Washington Union newspaper
printed. Apply At this Office.
l5--dinf
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o II FICIAL,
TREAsUEr DErARrMsSr,

May 2s 1850.
NOTICE hereby given the stock sued puu.
The Of Congress Of s2d July 1896 70
deemable by 10 and will be paid the Treasury
render OF the certificates heTso the 2 Of November
Interest thereon will cease.
will purchase stock proI 10 said
day redemption pay following premium ia
addition the interest accrued the purchase
days interest the money reach The vendor
on such stock received the Treasury between OF
June and the 5lst day July inclusive, half Of
the amouuls specified in the certdcaosi
on ch stock received the LIST and 3s days August,
one fourth per cent
And stock received day August the inter
esq accrued thereon, and days additional interest only will DO
paid
Ceuhcutes stock transmitted under this notice
duly assigned the United States party entitled receive
purchase and when the LIST July, the
also be assigned stock
holder will be payable heretofore
And notice further holders Of other stocks OF the United
department will purchase the LIST
June and Isl day of December unless the OF
shall previously obtained and viii pay for the
ts day the last dividend
days additional interest for reach
the vendor the following rates OF premuni
stock loan of isI2 premium Of 10 per
lsa7 Isis premium Of per
And stock issued under the 9th September 1850
monty called Texan indemnity Stock premium OF cent
Certificates under this notice should be duly assigned
United States party entitled the and
previous July half years interest
also assigned by ockhoer otherwise the interest
for the half that day win be payable him heretofore
for all foregoing stocks viii be made by dras
assistant Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
parties entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
NAV og--,iGloNov Secretary of
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Medical College of Georgia.

AUGUSTA, July, 1856.
THE twenty fnh of this cnm-
L the Grsl Monday In November next.
@. M. Newton NJ. d., Anatomy.
l.. A. Dugas, M. D., Surgery.
P. Garvin, NJ. d. Maea Medca, Therapeutics
jurisprudence.
J. A. Eve NJ D., obsteics and Diseases Of and In
H. v. NJ. Miller NJ d. Physiology and Pathological Anatomy
Alex. Means, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry.
L. ID. Ford, Nj. d., Institutes and Practice of Medicine.
H. F. Campbell, NJ. d. Surgical Comparative and McosoopicaI
Anatomy.
r. Campbell, NJ D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
& b. Simmons NJ d., Assistant Demonsuator.
Juah Harris, M d., Prosect0r Professor
Clinical lectures will be delivered regularly City Hospital
and ample opportunities will be afforded for the practical
anatomy.
Fees for the entire se.,,....,......,,....SIO
MatrcuIation ticket, ITO be taken ...........
For u ,ther particulars, apply to @. NJ. NEWTON,
July l5-dm Dean.
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May 29---dInl2Nov

THE NEW YORK CITIZEN-John Mitehsi ON the
l. Presidential Eeciion.-The Cuzen Of this week conanss
among interesting articles
Remedy for KansasCentrai America Trial ~ Her
Dublin by steam
The Value of Education Life in Europe Africa aud Amer
cantefesng from California against the Vigilance Com
Next week the Citizen will contain important letter
from John Mitchell the presidential election. This letter will ap
exclusively the Citizen The Life of Thomas pevn Reilly
MIR Mitchell shortly be expected in this Journal Subscrp
50 Office, 10 Spruce street, New York.
25--d2
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EOR SALE.-A democratic newspaper establishment in
noarishng southwestern city, numbering thousand
halitants.
The paper ST. since been steadily
growing of the public material OF
the office is mostly new, and in excellent condition.,
Inquiries be addressed the editor of the Union.
July l9-d6t<w
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Destructive TIHE-A very destructive fire occurred in
Amsterdam, New York, Tuesday last Loss, $4,000
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HARvEsrRG.-The Rochester New York; papers say
there viii be busy work in the wheat fields of the Genesee
valley this week With continued fair weather the larger
part OF the crop win be gathered by Saturday night The
crop will be excellent in quality and not far below the
average as to quantity.