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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-20

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-TO A PRIVATE FAM
II ~ only, Union square, for years Rert
5000 per careful tenant Address box 353 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-20

DRoOKLYN-Tw OR THREE ENGLISH GENTLE
ID obtaipgood airy with partial board In
private house. by addressing H. L. Brooklyn Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-20

ITO LET-IN MADISON ANENUB, HANDSOMELY FUR
nshed desirable house. complete with all the
dern improvements Apply 10 GASSNER BROTHERS, $50
I.roa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-20

ITO LET-THE HOUSE 81 WEST NINETEENTH
street; has all the modern improvements SSU In
Qure Of George Clark. $50 Ninth avenue.
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~ tel situated AZ Lake 9eorRe Warren county New York,
now open for the reception OF guests This hotel which
rey incapable Of accommodating all Its vser during
the winter had wing III by AZ feet containing
and also other extensive additions and improvements made
IT, SO that now accommodate four hundred persons Tia
John Jay will leave the hotel every morning IL
coGderoga connecting with the steamers Lake Champa!n
and returning in the afternoon to the hotel Stages
hotel twice each day connecting with The Saratoga
Troy and Albany The proprietor Is ready s
plications for rooms for the ensuing
CALDWELL Warren county, N. Y. DANIEL GAIAH.
Full particulars be obtained application tho undee
signed In New York. to the proprietor above-Thomas
Thomas of Broadway and Grand street. Pacific
Bank; Abraham T. HlyeY Unhed States Marshal, corner
College place and Murray street, Edward Clark 1876 broad
way; Walker r. Jones, las Water street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02
Proposals for Copper-plate Engraving.
OFFICE SUPKRINTErDKNr PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, July IS, 1855

L
Washington, July 25, 1855 (
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS WILL BERE
IL ceived at this Office until the I4th day Of
August next, at IL O'Clock m for engraving up
on steel or copper, In the highest style Of the
eral styles Of the art Of steel copper-plate en-
Craving, various maps, profes, panoramic views
and views OF scenery required to illustrate the
several reports Of surveys Of railroad route to the
Pacific ocean
Each proposal must be accom- panied by satisfac.
.ofy evidence Of the ability Of the patty bidding
10 execute The work, by specimens Of each class
oIsyls or Work bid for, executed In bis O. their
wh once, ana by statement Of the force which
ea ve emPioyed ny each upon the work.
will be entertained from any parties moi d,,sctIv
engaged In, and practically acquainted with. The
a. vie Of work bid for A' WIG
ne olo, VIII state separately the pri e, and but
whethsr In line or otherwise) of each man ~
plate bid for and the time required for executing
Contracts will be entered into with. and bond.
with security will be required from the succsS.'
fuI bidders for their faithful execution Of the work
bid for.
Ali work will be required to be executed "to the
satisfaction OF the Secretary OF War"
The work can be inspected by persons desirous
Of bidding therefor, upon application at this Of
fee.
The proposals must be addressed, one to the
"Chaifman of the Committee on Engraving
"House OF Representatives United States,n and
one to A. g. Seaman, Superintendent Public
Printing, Washington, d. g aad be plainly en-.
dcrsed T|Proposals tor Steel or Copper plate En-
graving.n A. U. SEAMAN,
jy 26-dtlithAug superintendent.
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PERSONAL.
-. The Boston Post of Monday says it is
hotter than in Boston

80. The Boston Post of Monday says it is
hotter than - in Boston.
-. Mrs Stoves new Anti Slavery novel
- Dred A Tale of tho Dismal Swsmp"-israP-
idly going through the press and will prob
ably appear in September or October.
80. The London Times has been mucted
damages for 1000 dollars for libel upon
Smith, an agent of an extensive military tai
loring establishment.
....Profs LongfelIow and Agassiz are both
at Nahant. The former gentleman is rapidly
recovering from an injury to his knee, which
has kept him confined to his house for some
weeks.
-. The fund raised at San Francisco for
the benefit Of the family of the late "James
King, of William" is said to amount to S25,.
900, So, 900 of which has been subscribed in
Sacramento.
.... Mr.. A. j. KunkeI, who was lately
drowned, while bathing, at Muscatline, Iowa,
was brother Of George Kunkel, of the cele.
the lessees Of the Holiday street Theatre.
80. Should Commodore Vanderbilt obtain
contract for carrying the United States mails
from New York to Southampton, England, it is
his intention to build three other steamships
for the line. equal in size and equipments to
the Vanderbilt.
go. Jno. Bartlett who constructed one of
the first buildings erected in Washington city,
and was for some time in the immediate en-
plOy of General Washington, die in w ASKING.
ton county, Ohio, on the Oath ult. He had
attained the advanced age Of 80 years.
80. Mr. II. II Swain, editor of the Nam.
| mouth 1lls Reville has departed. He sunk
to sleep in the arms Of Miss Louisa Brewer,
one of the prsttiest and smartest girls in
Knoxville, Ill , on the 9Th. He went off
calmly and at peace with all the world and the
rest of mankind
49,. A letter in the Presses Beige says:
The great painter Cornelius, Of this place,
has finished picture represe nting Lady Mac
beth endeavoring to cleanse her blood stained
| hand. All who have seen this work pronounce
it to be admirable. The expression on the
countenances of Lady Macbeth, her waiting
| maid and the doctor, is said to be wonderfully
6ne."
80. Editors, ns we'll other machinery, are
materially Effected by the hot weather. Says
the Providence Journal man:
I'VE said nothing about the weather of last
Sunday and the proceeding days It is not
subject that we care to speak of We have
the consolation to learn that it was worse in
Boston, where they record the thermometer
at 100 degrees in favorable positions. The re.
ports from Newport are very aggravating."
and he, of the New Haven Courier
We do not know how long Mr.. Merriam
intends to continue the present cheated term"
but he cannot make it much hotter than it wss
yesterday. We heard of the thermometer
being up to SO deg but was so unfortunate
not to see it. The season has been remark
able for hot Sundays 1t is however, a source
Of congratulation, that our neighboring cities
have hotter weather than we do"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02

MARVELLOUS CUREs.-We have always
been slow to believe the wonderful cures
which one medicine after another pretends to
have nade,-but slow as we are we will own
up, when We are fairly convinced. Those of
our readers who are acq TAINTED with the
cases of Mrs. Beach and Mr.. Farwell, will not
think us lightly turned, when we confess our
belief that Ayers Cathartic Pills have virtues
for purifying the blood which excel anything
within the range Of our acquaintance hither-
to. For those who are not cognzant Of the facts
we will say: she had been afflicted for over
eight years with scrofula which only grew
worse, in spite of all her remedies she could
employ, until she toek Ayer's Pills. Under
their influence one after another of her sores
have healed, until she is apparently as free
from the complaint as ourselves He has had
the liver complaint with pain in his side that
disabled him from work for q long time all
ether medicines had failed to afford him any
permanent relief, but few doses of Ayer's
Pills cured him and he is now steadily at his
old post Of conductor on the cars -lNiddis-
torn D6liv Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02
POLITICAL ITEMS.

We observe in the Columbus Sun docu-
ment singed by sixty Know Nothings-who
declare that they will support Buchanan.
The Bible Times, a religious publication is
sued in Baltimore by the Rev. Thomas III.
Stockton, dominates upon it's own res ponsibii.
ty, Judge Mclean for the Presidency, and
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, of New jersey,
for the Vice Presidency.
The Democratic State Convention Of New
York completed its business at Syracuse on
Thursday. The following is their ticket COM
plete:
For Governor-AmssaJ j. Parker of Albany;
Lieut.. Governor-John Vanderbilt, Of Kings;
Canal Commissioner-John L. Russell, of St
Lawrence; State Prison Inspector-Matthew
7. Brennan, Of New York; Clerk of the Court
Of Appeals-Hsnry G.. Warner, of Monroe
Electors-At Lsrge-Addison Gardner, Of
Munroe, and David L; Seymour, of Rsnsse-
Thorne 3, Nv Brown; 4, Mich'l Twomey;
5, W. NJ Tweed; 6, j. c. Willet; z, d. Ken
nedy; 8, E Cooper; 9, B. Brandrsth; 10, j.
P. Tremaine; IL, D. W. Woolsey; IL, r.
Reed; -, G.. R. Davies; IA, j. P Plumb ;
Is, j. Willard; 16, w. C. Watson II. F.
Lansing; Is, d D. Campbell; 19, W. Wa
tors; 20, J. Striker; 81, M. jackson; %. S.
7 Fairchild; %, A. Foster; "a, J. B. Has
kins; rs, j. c. Myers; 20, G. M. Horton !;
Clark; 80, NJ. P. Lampson 81, G. Lee 80,
j. p. Vanderpool 80, E Hanson.
During the debate on the choice of electors
sharp discussion ensued between John Coch.
rane and Col. Ming A committee was ap
pointed to inform Mr. Buchanan of the har.
monious action of the two branches of the
party. The following answer was received
Mr.. Buchanan has received the resolution
of the Consolidated Convention Of the New
York Democracy. Their union at this event
full crisis is ono Of the grandsst events in our
history Our car will now weather the storm
of fsnaticism, and the Union must and shall
be preserved. The whole southern country
will hail this reunion as q rainbow in the
clouds, promising a union of peace and har-
mony which prevailed in the good old time
among the sister States.
JAMES BUCHANAN
To VIM. c. Crane, Esq, President of the Con
solidated Convention of the New York De.
mocracy.
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STAR.
LOCAL NyELLIGENCE.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

In the weekly Of to-day will be found in
teresting Washington news articles headed
The Pay of Oficials, The state Of San Fran
cisco, The Tillmorsites on Mr.. Sherman's
Proposition, Senator Pratt, Senator Rusk,
The Apparent Dsfalcation of the State of
California, A Dodge Contemplated, The Min
nesota, A Misrepresentation, The Public
Schools Celebration, Internal Improvements,
The District, An impeachment, A Card from
Mr.. Burlingame, Hon. Lewis D. Campbeu's
Card, The District School Bill, &C., Sc.
In the Local Department will be found .
full report of the trial of Jsrboe for the kill
ing Of Nally; also the conclusion of the Her
bert case.
In the Miscellaneous Department is gra-
PHO sketch entitled GA Ride in Her Majesty s
Mail Gig" and other highly interesting arti-
cles. 1t will also be found to contain all the
late foreign and domestic intelligence, with
political and personal items, and its usual
rich variety Of wit and sentiment. Price 81 rs
per annum; single numbers, three cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

EGTENSIvE SALE OF VALUABLE
- Building Lots in square No. GIT and
House and two Lots in square No. 62s.-On
THURSDAY, the eth instant, shall in front Of
Ine premises, at O'Clock p. m, the following
named Boiding Lots In Cabot's subdivision Of
square NO 677, commencing on Lot No q. 'front.'
ing on north q, between LIST street east and north
capitol street, viz: Lots Nos g., 10, IL, and H.
1rontlng on north street Lots Nos 54 SIS, and
So, and fronting on a 30 feet alley Lots Nos. 70,
"a, so, 81, Ill, 112, and 1i3, containing In
all ~ ,697 feet inches
The above described property is located in
very rapidly improving part Of the city. in the
immediate vicinity Of the extensive printing es
enlistment about to be erected by Messrs Wen.
Terms cash.
And immediately after the sale of the
ABOVE shall sell LOIS Nos. 81 and 81, in Cabot's
SUBDIVISION o! square No 625, with the i'm prove
hents, which consist oftwo- story and attic rough
cast Dwelling Houses, containing nine good
rooms, store!ocm, and wood house
Ihls property is situated at the conner Of north
and north Capitol streets
Terms One half cash. balance In 6, and 12
months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given
and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
az gu AuctfoneeY
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DIED.,

On the 2sth inst, WILLIE KERR. infant son
Of T. and 9. A. Mitchell, aged months and
20 days
On the 1st Of August, SAMUEL CUNNING
HAM, aged 10 years and 29 days, son Of E. b
c. X Cunningham
The friends Of the family are particularly invi-
ted to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
parents, No. III north 18th street to- morrow
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
On the evening Of the 29th, NEOMA, daughter
Of John I. and Selma r. Crampsey, aged ten
months and eleven days.
Fond parents wipe thy tear away,
Suppress thy heavy sighs;
List while you hear your DAZZLING say
dwell In yonder skies
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
il il Amcfiam nd e.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRvn
ture at Auction, and House for Rent
On MONDAY the 4th day Of August. hall
sell, at the residence Of gentleman declining
housekeeping, on the west side Of 9Th between
G street and Louisiana avenue, at 10 O'Clock
m an excellent assortment Of Furniture viz:
Walnut spring French sofas
Mahogany Chairs and Rockers
do marble top Bureaus, Wash c ose,s, and
Tables
Mahogany Sideboard French Bedsteads, and
Writing Desk
Clock, Girandoles, Mantel Ornaments, and Mir
rors
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Knives and
Forks
Cherry Hat-racS, Cottage Be3steads
Hair and Shuck Mattress AID Bedding
WashstaBds, Wardrobe
Maple Reception Chairs
Two fine Gas Chandeliers
Carpets, Oilcloth, and Mating
Cooking, Coal, and other stoves
With &C cd assortment Of Kitchen ReQuisites
Terms: AL sums Of and under S25 cash over
S25 credit Of 60 and 80 DAYS, for noes satisfac
torily endorsed, bearing interest
The house is also fo- rent. containing ten good
rooms and large store. Inquire on the premises
or OF the subscriber. A. GREEN,
" 2S-d Auctiopeer
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

DIV IA 0REEN, AuCtlOneeT.
DUBLlC SALE On ACCOUNT OF TIE
United States at the Navy Yard in
Washington city by order of the Navy
Agent.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF Au-
gust, 1856, shall sell at the Washington Navy
Yard, at ~ O'Clock m
900 lbs Bread, $50 lbs Rice, bbls Flour
bbls Pork, bbls Beef, 229 gallons Beans
10 gallons Spirits, gallons Moasses, 81 lbs
Sugar
80 lbs Butter, 70 lbs Cheese, ass bbls Pickles
"a lbs Tobacco, some Clothing.
Terms cash. a GREEN,
jy 29-d Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES
BY JAS. g. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
pEHEMPTORY SALE OE BUILDING

LOU m the flTst Ward.-On TU ESDAY
Ar ibhNOoN, August 5th, at half past o'clk
on the premises, / shall sell without reserve ! .,
No 1s, In square No. 20, fronting so feet ~ in.
ches on north street. between 2ist and oh
streets, running back 1s3 feet.
Also, subdivision A, u, and C, In square No
"a, fronting - feet inches each on New York
avenue, between 2lst and 22d streets, running
Title indisputable
Terms One-fhird cash and the residue In
six, and twelve months, with interest. secured
by deed Of trust on the the premises.
au 2-d JAS. C.. MCGUIRE Aucpr
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Ohio Politics

DAYTON, Ohio, July 3O.-The Young Men,
Republican Convention at this place is very
largely attended and enthusiastic. Hon. Cas-
sius M. Clay, of Kentucky, and Hon. Arson
BurIingame, Of Massachusetts, are present.
"A grand Democratic display took place here
light procession, during which the denoorscy
manifested their enthusiasm by setting Of
fireworks, dc. Intense excitement prevails
here between both parties.
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New York Xarkcts

New YORK, August 2-Flour il nrm;
sales Of goo bbls; good State $3.50; superfns
Ohio Sc SO standard Southern IS.
Wheat is firm: sales of q, 900 bushels; Vest
ern red Sl.6laSl as; Western white 81 so.
Corn has advanced; sales Of 40, 900 bushels
Southern mixed Csc.
Pork is dearer; sales of 1000 bills; mes
so l2s Beef is dull; sales Of $50 bbls re-
packed mess sll. Lard is steady; sales q
400 6bls. at l2ic. Whisky is quiet; sales Of
100 bbls.; Ohio at SITE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02
Political Movement in Lancaster.

resenting Americans, Republicans and wings
OF this county, met here to-day and agreed
upon call for q Union Convention TO nomi-
nate county ticket. The call is addressed
TO all citizens without regard to their past po-
litical divisions who are opposed To the Gin
einnati platform as endorsed by MI. Buchanan,
and to the extension Of slavery into free ter
ri;ory, and in favor of the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02
BV JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
4 NATALOGUE SALE "a CHOICE COL.

4 ANALOGUE SALE OF a CHOICE COL.
- Iectlon OF Ancient and Modern OIL
pa1ntinss.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON
August 9Th, at O'Clock, at the saloon over Farm
hams Bookstore, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street, shall sell choi collection
OF o1l PAINTINGS, Among them will be found a
fine original picture by Guide, "The Magda
iene;" also, an original by Carricia, subject
Pomona two modern pictures, by A John
PeasantTy"
Also, many original sketches In oil by living
artists amongst them we name Lanman, l.. viii,
liams, Barland, ADsdel Willies, Searby, &c &c.
the whole forming pleasing and valuable COL
lection. WA
The Saloon will be open and the pictures on
free exhibition daily till the day Of sale
Terms cash. JAS C McGUIRE
jy30 knct,nnesr
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ROOT a. GRANNtSS.

N. A. ROOT. GN GRANNIss
Photographic, Ambrotype, and Daguerrean
Gallery.
Is NOW OPEN AT NO. 352 PENNSYLVA-
MIA avenue, near Seventh street, where Photo
grapts, cOlcred or plain; Ambrotypes tinted and
taken in the highest perfection Of the art
The public are respec fully invited TO visit our
Gallery whether desiring pictures or not.
jy 29-3 taw3w%
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TIA X K NOTICE .-OUR SINCERE
Il thanks are hereby rendered to each Of our
customers who have so promptly liquidated their
bills which followed our notice Of last month.
Those whose accounts still remain unpai id are
respectfully urged at once TO close them up, as
after the 10th OF next month We shall place all
unpaid accounts into the hands of our collector
CLAGETT, DODSON & CO.
IL 2l-eot10tup
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Baltimore Markete.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Flour is firm; Howard
street and City Mills 81 %; holdes ask S.. 50
for new City Mills; Ohio is held at 81 sta
81 so.
Wheat is less active, but prices are un-
changed; good to prime red 81 55aSI 81;
white 81 63aSl.72 Corn is rather better
yellow 67a1e; white 5Sa64c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02
Financial.

NEW YORK, August 2-Stocks are dull.
Chicago and Rock Island "a; Cumberland
Coal Company 2lt; Illinois Central 1861; New
York Central cog; Reading Gig; Missouri 6's
SO; Illinois Central bonds 90
Sterling exchange is duh at 81 prem.
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LIST OF LETTERS
RsnsaixSsg IN tks Post Once, Wasktsstos, d. C

(Ordered to be advertised i'm the &C Ersning
Star ~ agreeable to the following section Of the
Post once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SEC 5. And be it further enacted, That the
list OF letters remaining uncalled for in any post
once In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
ilshed once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall haze ths largest
et,esIGtton within the range Of the delivery Of
said once, to be decided by the postmaster at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-02
By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown.
(WALL, BARNARD & Co, Washington
COOD AND WELL KEPT FGURNI.

GOOD AND WELL KEPT FtURNI-
~ ture ut Auction.-On MONDAY next ath
OF August, at 10 O'Clock m, we will sell, at the
residence OF Mr.. X. G. Wetenhall, on Bridge
street. between High and Congress streets, all his
Household Furniture as
Mahogany Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do Sofas, Centre and Card Tables
DO Dining and other Tables
Parlor and Chamber Carpets
French Time Piece, Clocks, Glasses
Bedsteads, Beds, and Mattresses
Wardrobes, Bureaus, Stands
Book Case and Secretary, Chandeliers
Curtains, Gas Burners, Walters
Cooking and other Stoves, Crockery
China and Glassware, Knives and Forks
With other articles
Terms at sale. BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
Jyoo Auctioneers.
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BLACKIsrONE,S PAVILION.

rINHlS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
Il open on the ID day Of July for the &C a.
cOmmodatien Of visitors. The subscriber h.a,
has engaged FIRST rate Cotiliion Band fol. ~.
the season, and with his large and spendid BAH
Room offers vast ind cements to the lovers Of the
dance. Ais table will be constantly supplied
with all the luxuries Of the Potomac, and his Bar
with the choicest liquors.
This is known to be one Of the healthiest places
the river, being situated between Blackistone,s
and st Catharinc's Islands.
There will be celebration on the 4th Of Julv
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thus,
day 21st Of August.
The steamer Alice Price will land passenp ers
durlng the watering season on Tuesdays and Fri
Gays going down, and will stop for passengers On
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS, on her return trips.
The steamer Columbia will also land and take OF
passengers on w ednesdays going to, and on sun
days returning from Baltimore
Board-Sl per day for a week or longer q, ~
less than a week
je 25-2m GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE.
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RatihcAtiou Neetina.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 3l.-A large and
enthusiastic Democratic meeting was held in
Market Hall this evening, 10 ratify the union
nominations just made BY the State conven-
non. Eloquent speeches were made By John
ton
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MARRIED.,

On the 3lst Of July, by the Rev. Andrew G l..
Carothers, Mr.. CHARLES BEALL to Miss
RACHEL A. HUMPHREY, both Of this city.
In Twiggs county, Georgia, on the 23d Of July,
at the residence Of the Rev Henry Bunn the
Hon. ALFREDO. COLQUITT to Mrs SARAH
f. TARVER.
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State Convention

HARTFORD, CT July Sl-The American
party Of Connecticut have issued a cali for a
State Convention, TO be held in this city on
the 9th proIimo, for the nomination Of an
electoral ticket
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LIME-LIME-LIME.

. 600 BUSHELS WOOD-BURNT LIME
%sOOO now landing, In good order and OF
superior quality, being the best this season
Also, on hand, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD
Of good quality, all Of which will be sold low
WIN. WARDER,
Corner l2th and SITS near the Canal.
jy 26-eo3t (Organ) No $40.
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NEW CROCKERY STORE.

~N LADIES, IF YOU WISH To-
fpurcbase cheap Crockery, Earthen, 0fs
Glass Ware, etc, call at the sign Of tffSS
~ the PLATES, 7.h street west side, ~
No. 2S3, one door south II Derseys' Hotel
Country dealers Will find II TO their advan:ag,
to call and examine the stock and prices
Remember the SIGN OF THE PLATES.
iy 90 en3t&