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nEMocnATIc CELEBRATION IN NEW YORK.

The Tanmany Society of New York have made exton-
sye preparations for the celebration Of The approaching
anniversary of national Independence We give be-
low the circular invitation Of the Society showing the
state Of feeling which aumass the united democracy
Of New York
Since the year 1889 the society has failed 70
mcorae with suitable festivities tho adoption by the Con.
greEs aop OF that immor tai the
principles Of which tumphanty indicated in the
Of The revouton and by the adoption Of the eonsu
ton Of this republic.
at the present time when the principles Of the declare
ton and Of the constitution assaed the hand b
those whs labong TO establish permanent distinctions
between citizens depending upon their place OF BIRTH their
ancestry and their religion and the other BY those who
seeking sectional parties and to array por
ton Of the Onion against the other regardless Of the mis-
chivvous Influences Of such action Il the duty Of every cit
forget past differences aud render cheerful aid to all
who arc acting defence Of the constitution and the princ
pies of the declaration. T."
awe happy to you that these considerations
hare united those Of similar sentiments in the State Of New
York into one compact aud iryincblc body"
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The Easton Pa Sentinel gives the following picture 81
the condition Of the abolition knownothng dsunionsts
in that vicinity since the nomination Of Fremont 1t APP
plies to almost every other region orcbly that Of
Easton;
1--WE do confess that knew nomination made By
any psrty to be received with much indifference by the
members Of such party and Is the black republican
nominations made in Philadelphia The nomination Of that
romantic Young man. Col John G. mont seems 10 have
dampencd or drowned The little ardor that bad been stir
red up By hard drumming In town, notwithstanding
the trong resolutions and the bombasc speeches made In Ia
vor OF the but week Previous scarcely hear the
names nominees mentioned by the ardent
In the ranks"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER stated the frat business in order 10 bs
the consideration OF the motion Of the gentleman from Yr
GINA MR. CooDE TO reconsider the vote by which the
House yesterday rejected the bill for the admission OF the
State OF Kansas into The Union.
Mr. GOODE Withdrew his motion to reconsider.
MI BARCLAY, Of Pennsylvania renewed it. and stated
In doing that he had indicated BY his vote yesterday bis
preference for the bin of the gentleman from Georgia Mr
SrEPHESs which he desired 70 parsed he believed
that w0uld settle the question bu though wishing 10
show hat he preferred such settlement he believed in
the doctrine that the formation Of territorial government
s assumption without any constitutional power at all
aud that the people going into the Territory have the
perfect and Clear right TO form their own government,
and either 70 admit reject slavery any other system
for their regulation that they fit He desired By
this motion to express his disapprobaton Of the in
dctment which had been found In Kansas against gem
tleman from his State and others for treason He
had been informed That there warrant in this city
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sbit AS The report OF the committee In committee The
committee had separated Camden Mlssouvi With the
understanding that testimony was 10 be taken,
aud the majority OF the committee CONSISTING OF Nj How
ARD OF Michigan and Mr. ShERMAS, OF Ohio had proceed
ed to Detroit holding sessions and taking testimony
at Lexington Kentucky, ST. Louis, and afterwards at
New York whilst he not with them, lie was Eot in
formed did know, nor had be any right 20 anticipate
the character Of their report until he arrived In this city
Saturday night when the Contents OF the report the
joty intended to submit ifst made kn5wn to him.
IL not possible for him. therefore TO prepare minority
report WITHOUT knowing the character Of the report ct the
majority and, indeed when be did not know that he
would not be able TO concur in that maofity report
Nc, LETCHER, OF Virgins. inquired of the gentleman
from Michigan whether the committee had closed their es-
mony and whether witness had not been examined this
morning with the understanding that further testimony
should be taken tomorrow.
Mr.. HOWARD understood that testimony had been
taken this morning. but In Of Ill health
had not been able TO attend and that was the desire Of
Mr., OLIVER 10 take some further testimony
After great variety Of proceedings and the greatest
confusion, Mr. ORR of South Carolina, withdrew his APP
peal from the decision OF the Chair to the precedence OF
the privileged questions, when M EE
Mr.. BENNETT, of Mississippi made the point of order
that the report offered to be submitted by the gentleman
FROM Michigan the report Of the committee, mas
much vote had been taken in committee upon IT.
The SPEAKER overrued the point Of order.
Mr. BENNETT appealed from the decision OF the Chair
Mr.. WASHBURN, of Illinois moved TO lay the appeal on
the liable which motion was agreed TO- sa
Mr.. WASHBURN, Of Maine then moved that the report
be received and ordered to be printed and that 50 much
of IL connected with matters pending before the
COMMITTEES of Elections be referred to that committee and
that so much of ii referred TO matters pending before
other committees be referred TO those committees and
that motion he called the previous question aa
After another OF understandable confusion, during
which nnumerable points Of ordes motions TO adjourn,
&c made and decided or in some way disposed Of
the previous question seconded and the main question
ordered be put At this stage Of the proceedings
Mr.. HICKMAN, of Pennsylvania, called for the reading
of the report OF the committee; which was ordered
Mr.. SHERMAN read portion of the report from the
Clerks desk but becoming exhausted the Clerk took up
and proceeded with the reading but before concluding
motion, at haf-past four o'clock, f. Ell.
The House Adjourned. E ## s#.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL EXECUTIVE AND
~ s.1 aa K RESIDENT COMMITTEES. ..uaa
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Washington, ID. CO. June IL, 1856

Washington, ID. CO. June IL 1856.
Immediately upon tho adjournment of the Democratic
National Committee, the National Executive Committee
assembled at the same place.
Present sIessrs. G.L Ward G. L. Valandghan, Thomas
T. H. Cotman William X. DcGrafenred, Elisha r. Potter
John L. Manning, and David A. Smalley. Absent: W. H.
Clark of Virginia. ....s So.
On motion of Mr. Smaey Mr.. Ward was chosen chair
man, and Mr. yalandgham secretary, Of the committee
On notion the following gentlemen selected the
resident committee in accordance with the rules adopted
BY the National Committee: . ...m .... u..
Hon Charles j. Faulkner, of Virginia, chairman Hon
T. J D. Fuller, of Maine; Hon. j. L. Orr of South Carroll
na Hon. George Vail, of New Jersey Colonel John w
Forney Of Pennsylvania; Hon. Amos Kendall and Charles
II. Winder, esq, Of the District Of Columbia. a..a
Rooms Pennsylvania avenue, east OF Union HOTEL
Colonel William selden, Of the District Of Columbia, was
appointed treasurer. -.... . -
c. L. WARD, Chairman.
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SENATOR DOUGLASS REPORT.

In another part Of the paper will be found The report Of
Senator Douglas with reference 10 the various bills
Kansas affairs which referred 10 the Committee
Territories This mastery paper clear in its statements
unanswerabe in its arguments and irresistible In Its
illusions needs commentator at our hands. II speaks
a.
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DrsrRucrIvR rms AT THtBoDElUx, LoUrsANA-The town
Of Thibodeaux louisiana has been visited by most de-
structivc FIRE. The Picayuue says:
at broke ont about halpast o'clock nj night on Sec
ond street between Maine and evee streets and extended
over two blocks destroying about tweny-eght buildings
The principal sufferers besides those named ia the letter
are Messrs Joseph Tsillieu W 9. Horton, J. 4 Dnnns
and J. Angler Tho value Of the buildings destroyed l.
estimated $4,000 The public Offices end the ofhce Of
The lnva were IN saved and fortunately no lives were
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TILE nEMocRATIc PRESS.

The Doylestown tPcnnsylyania) Democrat says that
herc Is not democratic paper within our knowledge
either East West North South English or German, that
does not ing the banner Of Buchanan, Breckenridge and
democracy to the breeze and doing gallant service under
it's graceful foldsp
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The know-nothngs Of Louisville appear 70 have taken a
Sudden fancy for athe sweet German accent for we notice
in the Louisville Courer that the councils of that city
have recently elected the proprietor Of the Dag d1rgs
ono az their city printers,
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been said when tle members all in their seats
aud Tbs house almost organized while Brooks used
nothing bat ghttapeTeha stick, and made the attack a
te the Senate had been adjourned half hour. But In
this case neither Of the comhatans expeedso far
rom II the vote resolution for this purpose
esied BY n to 10 He did approve Of the place or tic
manner OF the assaults but the case had be lsey stated
by the opposition In every posIe way for political effect
and he merely wshsa 10 correct Of these misrepre
sentauons, mana feeling for bis native State is some
times very sensitive. Had South Carolina been stricken
out OF that speech by its author and Delaware inserted be
would have felt bound 10 have exacted redress in SOME
way of Mr. Summer Buth could not understand the
sstency OF man who IL true Christian ia the use Of Lam
guage actually designed 10 insult another and then refuse
TO apologize OF give any redress and still sheltered himself
behind nonfessant principles Mr. Bayprd then referred
TO the prohbitory law and said he would take occasion al
some future time TO speak upon the subject But notwh.
Standing be was opposed 10 the law and thought II ought
10 be repealed he said il the duty Of every who
good citizen 70 yield implicit obedience 10 80 long as
remained upon he statute-Jooks Mr. b. was listened to
with the most profound attention. and NJ the conclusion OF
his speech greeted with hearty round of applause
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EXPIRE ssE y.

DAC1FIC EXPRESS COMPANY l24 BRoADwAy-
Rpress California, Oregon and the South Pacific
coast, win 40 forward by the United States mail arner
GEORGE LAW, Saturday, Sept % IN charge ~ special
rpeesangpr Small parcels received ll Il letters uuf n.
o'clock WIN II. HALL Agent
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MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BE THE Mosr WON

NUHHUW To NOISY WON
W serful astrological In the wsria that has bee
krvn, ss am the seventh daughter 81 the seventh daughe
aho also asiroogst hsye natural eiA I'll
pasf, and future eveue on he have asonehed
thon nda during my IN Europe. vii tell wbeier
yOu = single and bow times b
and soon and win show row he likeness you
lare husband win 70 be speedily marria6
md yo VIII enjoy greatest happiness OF msrtnonlsg
hi a. srd rood luck through whole life Ala show
no IN nc % M absent friends and relations and viii tell ~
rue iii the concerns Of IRE that You help ben As
topshet No charge not satisfied Cal son or Won wi ~
srt NE Gentlemen not admitted. No Is r s,uo
street between Cannon and yVsumtis streets,
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MADAME MEyRR HAS REMOVED TO lM SEVENTH
~. sve uS between twenty third Twenty swth ssrks
-he continues 70 tell past present and future
marriages Journeys hw suits business prospects, sickness
absent friends property lost stolen. Madame Meyer
verses Esh French and German aud guarantee
ffr hern
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THE TEN HyDRrAN RFcTEs.-THH GREAT EAST
eru panaeea prepared In he Temple Of Health md for
sFes founed the sole medsne nscd in the East These
INSCRIPTIONS perfectly simple and may be put up
rrur store nj rining Some " them particularly
appcabe In consumption scrofua liver affections ipurly
~ The blood &c Others syphilis diseases
ch nervous diseases ct~uveness &C. in almost ncrei
XIV short time sent plain printed directions TIE re
seipt 81 WIZ. FRANKLIN, box 22l, Albany r. Y.
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g. srBINFELD, sole agent for the United states Tor -.
sale of the celebrated bilious and cholera Cognac btes
wonder the wordThs valuable compound prepared
IN Europe and brought 10 It's present perfection
usefulness years Of toll and
many Of the first hospitals and received the appreciation
the celebrated py scians the old country. the
United states particularly IN this city, well Eurvpe
has received The unbounded appreciation and II has
never failed single instance produce perfect cure
No family should be without an hour, many valuable
lives saved BY It's For cholera
ous complaints 10 without rival IN the history
AZ a preventive remedy for the cholera drrsea bilious
attacks &c II IL pronounced without equal and among
allied troops in the Cmea has been used with The
distinguished success giving the patient perfcc, relief
minutes also excellent promoiive digestion,
the tone Of dsorganzed stomach, and stimulates the
appetite As beverage will take eminent rank being
perfectly pure and unafulernted and exceedingly pleasing
10 the taste asd may be drank with the safety
only small quantities prouse the
effect Such we have invariably found whenever have
aud whouta bottle two In house.
Mr. snfeds depot No 10 Nassau street southeast corner
Of John New York where all calling will I've attend
FL prompness For sale at al the repec
table bars groceries and druggists IN the United States
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UuE vEsTRTs BLoOMs-T1IE GREAT PREsERvRR
Il II beauy Ladies you wish e keen good complexion
II VOC always look beautiful ~ using won
donl cosmetic Sold 1T The vess depot 4ei Houston street
siso ~ Mrs Hayes, i55 Fulton street, BROOKLYN
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" n PALMER THE ADVERTISING AGENT grvrs
bis views The principle practical operation AMI -fo
Dor node u sdyeIusns n De srency Tribune Budn es
customers win please cal sena elIera No rupDevs N
yloyed SOLICITING adyatstmsnia
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@OAn REwARD.-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
CCUU Sept II, whne at the Tabernacle, going
there the American Hotel $50 Broadway, bill book
tanning q 800 bills three $500 bills the Long Isl
Bank 500 bills the Merchants Bank and the balance
In $50 bs Any one returning The 70 ~ City Hal
place will receive the above reward. n. BIRDSALL
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TV0A LIvE7POoII--UNrrED STATES MAT. srEAM-
IL ship ATLANTIC Eldrdge commander win depart with
The United States mails for Europe, positively Saturday
Sept AT " O'Clock from her berth at the foot Of Canal
street For freight passage having unequaed accommo
daton for elegance and comfort apply 70 EDWARD X COZ
BlkS, 50 Wall street. PasgeDgers requested 70 be
board At ii O'Clock NJ All letters must pass through the
Post Office any others viii oe returned The steamship BAL
TIC Capt Comstock, win the Atlantic, and sail
Saturday, Oct H. Bhe rate OF freight from Liverpool
New York reduced 70 four pounds per ten
until further notice.
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pBCuGHAEs sowZRY rBEAraE
~ s,..,. =, ..! s 1...ss o O.. DIGESTION
y cents n and gallery =. ia
ters S's Tine doors open Il Il d Goc,aeas ss !.
FRIDAY evening sept ~ 1856 the performances win
h Inc rev oes operate panioninic drama, IL
iO'1ai'e = NE prffiIiFG f IN Esw YoRK:
Or, Tom ana jerry, On visit
oss,:R1 n. IS hon Eisaa.aon HroashAm
corq'oisn IL: Madame s,i pons.
sue s"hosn oTa Mss Kate hesn0as'
BY Mlle Ernesne Henrarde Mile Annie Henrarde and Mr.
Medley dance by. Miss salome A.
'''' META NC, kA;
On. THE LAST or THE PoILYwoGs
tas es Ss
S esnas
CHAMBERs STREET THEATRE.
" date Burton'9.
Parese,e Is .eots; Foxes cents second Circle. TX
i''' evening s ssi1I' R fspii OF BOSTON
Mary. Miss i. Raymond
bs aSd LUKE THE il BoREK. Ars Eday
LukeMr r. Johnstone Philip. .. Mr. f. Eddy
G'ua cnRIsrY w .Hssv,rv
~ Broadway, below Grand street.
eo Carssy stage Nanase
0'i sHdRo s1 sTSsss'''
Concluding with the highly successful drama Of
WEFFO,
rHE SENSIBLE MONKEY.
fsies e cents, 70 commence at TX o'clock.
WOOD MARSH
w JUVENILE COMEDIANS
have returned this city, and appear every evening This week
BROADWAY VARIETIES, 472 BROADWAY,
in the popular dramas of the
SERIOUS FAMILY
Doors open at GA; commence at d. o'clock.
ccu4
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above she cspp~ and ship other timber exposed
effects Of water be kept perfectly clean BY the uee
asencal green and black pant They have been thoroughly
tested By Of he most experienced captains Of In
port q New York who certify positively that hese panss
safeguard against he OF
fouins No Manufactured and sold the Brooklyn Whit
Lead and Zinc Works Store l Maiden lane where BE-
found full asrormcni Of paints ola Glass Ac JOHN
MAsURY, lass Mas,ry weckA " R.-Partcular ahenuor
paid puiing up ships' paints nj Wholesale preeA
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tC REwARD-LosT, LAST FRIDAY, A Small
EO sized black Newfoundland dog; hal white spot omit
bresst 10 the Of Frank wboever,i return
him 70 w oreenwch street Will receive the above ward
a Z REwARD.-LosT, A LARGE BLACK NEwPOUND
~ land dog white neck, Up OF tail and forehead. The
Under have The above reward by leaving him Abng
don place.
dt < REwARD.-LosT, AT THE MEETING HET,D a
spO the Tabernacle Wednesday evening, l7h
the way from there broadway TO the Am1ric,
Hotel large pocket book containing fifteen
blank the Chatham Bank signed by A. II. Brdsa
they are worthless any but he owner Any person
turning the 70 the Office Of Judge Brdan 10 City Ia
place, viii receive the above reward A. b. BlkDsALL.
d. REwARD-LosT, on THURSDAY MORNING
d. Sept Is small roll Of bills the Mechanics Banking
Association by The finder VIII confer great "a
above reward and thanks OF the loser
leaving with John D. Hudson, sSIls Houston street
HEO RkwARD-THE HOUSE OF rms SUBSCRIBER
TOU robbed the night Of Tuesday early
Wednesday morning, Sept ", 1884 by German servant
girl 30 years age rather below medium height
dark brown hair and small hands speaks French
German and English The following property taken.
One basket Of silver containing
q silver marked r. ". INCA.
l silver butter knife, mark.
silver cup, with handle, marked Archie.
table spoons dessert spoons large nsh slice and fork
dinner forks breakfast forks, iadie, and sauce
adle marked McA
/ large silver gravy spoon. marked P.S
Also plated teake'e with stand and lamps cake basket
reapo sugar bowl cream pitcher; silver watch mark
ed Jas Turner Lame gold breastrn with amethyst set
silk purse blue and yellow with about VI In small change;
dining room table cover green vail, and large market
basket
The above reward win be paid recovery Of e above
by RoBT. McAIIsTER LOO West Forty hh street. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues.
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CLArRvoyANCR.-LADf REMEMBER THAT MRS
" nAytS OF 176 Grand street New York one uf The
FIRST clsrvoyanis IN the United States All diseases discovered
made daily Ladies' Mrs Hayes can find and Tell
he fate and Whereabouts Of absent rends &c. no
charge unless satisfactory examinations given Eecrcty
Ami
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$1 OOO FORFEITED Asp 70 CHARGE UNLESS

DR. LARNoNTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
IL ADVISER and Marriage Dude nh edition, 900 pages,
loo eeciro ped Illustrations CLOTH 81 gives The advertiser
the superiority of e authors Paris aud
local general from IA he cures Al such din
Y Mercer street. a Spring. opposite ~ Nj
cholas HOTEL fnpsn 10 A. NJ ml p. We recemm end Pr
Larmont Ne afflicted des kas Unt~ saais lei
tupu xs
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS &C JOHN CATTNACH,
trunk manufacturer, s remains Al his old stand
OF broadway and Wall street, and has
mcni Of trunks carpet and leather bags vaises de. and
aentemens hat de- wholesale and retail Orders
mr. the Indies South America, Ac allied dispach
An articles bought Ms establishment part Of
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year from the nrst day Of October next with he
privilege u another year for
oPERAs. C0NCER1s LECTURES AND BALLS
The Academy stocked with scenery, painted by Al
egr also, ball noor, and splendid decorations for
balls 10 which will be added aA,oon one hundred and
feet long for bah purposes
To epterprsing Emprcssaro this house STEERS great m
ducements be the experience Of the
present that The house can be let for bAs concert.
the nights when there Ia performance Of
Opera half OF the amount OF the yearly rent
required BY tie Directors For terms apply By letter 70 hs
subscriber Al Wall street. JAMES PHALKN. President
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DRIvArE CONstl.rATfON.--Da. WATSON HAs
Il for long ssveeo years confined hs attention 10 dis
eases Of certain class witch he has treated not less an
twen'. thousand without instance of hpse The
rUHedies mill and a~e interruption business
change Of diet Dr Watson IN ervsut sfispdapcs rom
fahs unt night ~ bs eosssnng roogns and
WILLIAM WATSON, ~ r.,
FORMERLY Surgeon Me Lock Hogpl.l n
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+ COOKING GLAsSRS AND PICTURE FRAMEa-
IL Country trade supplied. Nos $50, so 500 Greenw
street, corner Of Beach, New York.
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TT HAS BEEN FULLY DECIDED BY ALL THE LA.
dies Visiting the watering places that the only pretty slip
and boots be seen were those At
present time full and handsome assortment OF every
style TO be found Morocco slippers OF different colors
wear sole boo:s and every other kind that made
Paris which have only TO be worn to be fully appre
ciafed.
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NO FEE TILL CURED-DR. coBBETT, 10 DUANE
IN mar be consulted with on prfvss dis
The victims of quackery call on Dr. y with Tho
certainty Of being radically cured NJ Bsee Hs diploma
pended M hts ONCE.
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RIO LAWYERS "A LAWYER OF FULL PRACTICE
about 70 South will transfer his business and clients
10 competent attorney and counsel, willing par fair
price for the situation. Address call HUTCHINSON,
No. 8 Nassau street.
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~ 10 her friends amp patrons and begs that AFTER the
thousands both In THIS city and Philadelphia who have
suited her with entire satisfaction he feels confident that
astrooey, love and law matters aud books
oras resed constantly BY Napoleon she has elus
She will tell the Of the future husband and also the
q her vrers S3 Bowery, baveen Fourth and Fifh
ssrr
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A UsTRAIIA PIoEEKR LINK.-cARRYING rrE UNI
"A ted States mail The unequalled oippg ship MIME
HAHA LEO tons Register, (bsh by Don2d Mckay, Eel,
four months and pronounced e most perfect clipper
aHoa Bsauchsmps master viii be despatched fr Mel
bourne aud sydney early date which VII be named
her preeur,g berth. Greater portion Of positively
She offers opportunity 10 shippers and
gers such has been presented 70 sn In the Austria
han trade. Apply 10 4 W. CAMERON, No. BowlLg
Green. Consanses In Australia, WILLIAMSON BROTHERs
AGO.