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A STEAM ORaAN.--"Belfe Britain"
the Newport correspondent Of the New
York Mirror, thus speaks of a new iE,-
vention exhibited at that place:
We had little bit Of excitement
here yesterday, occasioned by steam
organ on board Of boat in the har-
Dor. 1t seems as ifthe whole forenoon
was filed with hurdy- gurdies. It
played Yankee Doodle with terrific
variations, and spInttered waltzes all
over The sea and shore But gentle
man Who went to see it, says it is moth
ing very wonderful after all 1t has
keys and is played upon like any other
organ, only steam is used instead of
winds Every time key is touched
and a note produced. certain amount
Of steam is let off, which is very ex-
hausting to the engine. 1t will pro-
badly take the place Of band of mu-
sic. when steamboats, 90 out on dane
ing excursions, and perhaps it will be
introduced AS a" motive power" into
churches to. play the organ.
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THE EIGHTH CAPITAL S1N.--Let
.Me Man be Hanged.-That william
Gus defamer of morals in New York.
the Police Gazette, says that the man
by the name Of Hollis, who was ar
rested for counterfeiting Holloway's
Liver Pills, and shin bone linament-
has been committed to Mayamensing
Jail" Why not hang the wretch :?
Ii there was any doubt, before Of the
genuineness Of the case-"the arrest
and imprisonment Of Hollis this ex-
tract from the body Of the Police GA
sette's notice Of the fact, ought to
show the disinterestedness Of the wrI-
ter:
The establishments Of Professor Hol-
lowav. in every city Of the Union, had
been closely watched, the extent of
their business ascertained and finally
. system Of counterfeiting planned out
which. in extent and magnitude, has
probably never been eqaalled in this
or any other country. We hope the
fortunate arrest of the chief conspira-
tor, Hollis, will tend to explode the
whole scheme. ~
We hope so, and We hope that the
parent bank Of this magnificent
humbug, in London, will also explode
blowing the Professor into Hades,
until the resurrection morn The
credulity Of the American people is
taxed to the utmost verge Of endur-
ence, with native humbugs; yet the
press seems determined in the face Of
the fact, to force Holloway's Pills aud
ointment down the national throat
What . magnificent puff, it would be
tor Holloway; 10 hang the man Hol-
lis. What terror it would be to
base couuterfeitersn OF such frogs
spawn, and viperous stuff, as the world
is now physiced to death with.
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Dun RELATIONS WITH SPAIN..-Ion,
the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, in his letter of the 29lh
ultimo., says:
Our relations with Spain have be-
comesqnite Interesting, if not critical,
as appears from the dispatches lately
received from oureminister, Mr. Dodge,
the Government cannot, with safety.
make any concessions, which would
seem to compromlse the rational Dig
nifty. The Corez censnred tie Gov
eminent for having allowed and paid
the claim on account of the Black
Warrior affair, and in consequence OF
that, the Government has refused our
demand for the adjustment pending
otler claims. TIE latest accounts
show, however, that the Government
has failed to conciiate the Cortez, to
which body tie insurrectionary move
ment is attributed.
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Notice.

THE FILLMORE RANGERS, will have public
meeting and Torch Light Procession, ON
SATURDAY NIGHT, the 9th day Of August next.
Several distinguished speakers viii address
the people. All those feeling an interest in the
election Of FILLMORE and DosELsoN, are requested
to be present. M. PIERCE. President.
N. o. HARRIS, sec'y. fjuly31.N
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FIRE IN HELENA. ARK.-A fire

FIRE IN HELEsA, ARK.--A fire
occurred at Helena, Arkansas, The
other day, b Which the Office of the
Shield, and a Methodist Church were
consumed, lis thought u the ci,i-
zens of The place, to be tho work of an
iucendiary
Ia Louisville en- the 9Th inst, fire
is reported by telegraph, vereby.
about 100000 worth Of property
was destroyed. This also, is thought
to be the work of an incendiary.
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ATTEMPTED BnrpEnY IN rHr Mr..

ATTEMPTED BRIBERY in THE Mrs.
SOURI, PENITEET1ARy.--The Jefferson
City (Mo. Inquirer says that Joseph
Hoover, guard at the penitentiary,
was arrested on Saturday last, and
placed in Jail to await his trial for at.
tempting to liberate Robert McO'Blen.
is and some four other persons confined
in the prison. He proposed 70 O'Bler-
is that, if he would give him $3.50,
and his obligation for $4,000, to DO
paid after bis liberation, be would
have horse and q change Of clothing
in readiness, and pass him out by way
of the guard-bouse, for which purpose
he had rope-ladder prepared. and
place him in safety ten miles from the
city.
O'Blenis. it seems, informed the
Warden Of the circumstance, aud a
watch was concealed il the cell occu-
pied by Blenis, and when Hoover
made his appearance to complete the
necessary arrangements with O'Blenis,
and to receive the money, (which had
previously been placed in The hands Of
O'Blenis), Hoover was secured and
will, no doubt, be sent to the Peni.
Tertiary as a convict.
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JGe laly! Goll1et,
BATON ROUG E,*:AUG'ST 8,ls56

An HoNEsr SENTIMENT IN RE-
rEREscE TO THE Hoe STATE From
a private letter, we cannot forego the
pleasure Of making an extract, to
show the first impressions Of a daugb-
tor Of the South, passing through
the State on railroad, from Cleveland
to. Buffolo I" In Cincinnati, one Of our
party who stopped there, had become
seriously alarmed not without cause
lest violence should be used, to take a
female servant, who came with her
mistress from your State. The fan
atics. seemed to know all about her,
Immediately we arrived.
After we left Cleaveland, the loco.
motive ran over six COWS on the road.
killing four. BY the merest miricle,
we all ESCAPED. It has become fash
ionable on steamboat, rail car and
hotel. for the best looking young gent
Of the crowd, to 60 round with bits of
paper and take the vote, to determine
who is the popular man, for the Pres
idency. The ladies Of proper age I"
are permitted to exercise the soyer-
eign prerogative, and | must say TO a
man vote together, for Mr.. Fillmore.
Many reasons might BE- assigned for
this--I will give none.
sa We were still in Ohio when the vote
was taken in the cars /; with the follow
ing result:
Fremont. ......... ....52
Etllmore... .............t. ...e...t+..s 80
Buchanan. .................-......
7 hope that capital will not be made
out Of this, either by your confreres or
yourself. Let me give you my opin-
ion Of these Ohio people. There are
some honest and clever folks among
them, but the mass, seem to me to be
scum from tho dregs of creation. 1t
affords them, quite as much pleasure
to cheat one another out Of i've cents,
as it does, to obtain fcloniously lar
ger amount. The souls Of a thousand
Of them, might be placed between
two half dimes, and not prevent fric
ton. g.#
This il rather strong language for
our fair correspondent, but coming
from the source it does, we fully and
freely endorse it.
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The NEEDLE is Still TRUE TO THE
PoLE.-The Hartford Evening Press,
says--and we have no authority to
doubtthe fact, that the "NorthWcstern
Democrat, published at Minnesota,
hoisls the Fremont and Dayton flag.
The Democrat has been allied with
Franklin Pierce. and has upheld bis
Administration"
U- The following scrap is out Of
the Orleanian:
A Swedish weekly paper has been
started at Galva, H., devoted to the
cause of Fremont and Dayton. There
are about 100000 Swedes in that and
other western states, and this is their
only organ
The New York Herald says :
This movement for Fremont the mos,
independent political fact Of the kind
that has ever occurred in this country.
He is not The candidate Of any partiuu-
lar section, party. newspaper or indl-
vidual. He is, on the contrary. sup.
ported and built up by combination
OF all sections, parties, newspapers and
politicians. Take, for instance, a large
portion of the German newspapers OF
this neighborhood. They thoroughly
support Fremont for President. This
movement threatens to break up all
the old party and sectional combina-
tons, all the old political cliqnes and
lotteries. as well as al other regular
humhugs.
The Maraposa claim suffers for
this opinion of the great foreign caul-
dron Of fostering iuiquity, in Gotham. !"
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Or. BARD, IN rue NoarH. - Ever


now aud then, for the past month we
have received paper from the north
with q complementary paragraph to
DR.. Bard ,parked all round with black,
or some other complozioned ink ;
doubtless to let us know, in this proper
and private manner, The whereabouts
Of our State Superintendent Of Etldea-
ton. Some friend of the Doctors, is
no doubt following in his wake, and
doing this think rs q kind of pleas
ant duty, in order that by chance
the articles so marked, may find their
way into the local press, that the PEG
pie who elected Bard, may feel proud
|'of the manner of his reception at
home. This friend = whoever be may
be, should have along with him, copies
of the Doctors speech delivered, dur
ing the last session of the legislature
in which the Northern school mas
ter" with bis influence, is held UP TO
public view, in unenviable light. But
of this more sanon--let US have tue
last extract before us we get 1t out
of that piously inclined Car1paign pa
per published In New York by Mr..
Da Ponte, who for many years, relelv-
cd the chief orgapist of the Louisiana
Courier, in the labor Of blowing wind,
into that musical instrument.
Here are the extracts-the last from
the pen of 'Da Pante
DIX. BARp.--We were favored, a
few days ago, with call from our
former fellow. citizen, DIR. Samuel
Bard, formerly u resident Of this vii
lage, and now on a visi; to his relative
here, He is IN fue health and spirits ;
and informs US, thatshe has resided
for FIVE years in Louisiana. Inst year
he was elected to the important Office
Of State Superintendento Of Education
and we see by an article in the New
Orleans Picayune, that his mission
north At the present time is to avail
himself Of the advantage which an
examination. into the educational sys-
TENS Of the various States may be cal
eulated to afford him in the perform
once Of his public duties" This is a
compliment to our literary Institutions
and we hope, and we doubt not be
receive every facility in his visits and
derive many excellent lessons in bis
land..ble researches, and safely return
richly supplied with the knowledge Of
our best systems Of Instruction, with
which to benefit and improve the Using
generation Of his adopted State
| w estehesterHerald.
We have also the pleasure of know
ing DIR. Bard as an accomplished gen
tleman, and Democrat Of unfinching
determination and untirlng energy
He was elected last year to the hon
orable and responsible post which he
now fills in Louisiana. after one OF
the most excited and bitter political
contests ever waged in that State, We
hope the Dr.. will give us a speech at
Tammany Hall before he returns to
the South.
EEIIr, An trnI L, IL SrIr tIpr.Ir To TIL Z
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Now is the Time.
TO MAKE ROOM FOB THE FALL

TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL.
THE subscriber offers for sale to bis numerous
L customers and the public in general, at lower
rates than ever, his extensive stock OF Watches
and Jewe nv 10 make room for his new stock.
Anybody wishing 10 purchase any thing In my
line can not do better than to call on me and
JUDGE for himself.
Watches ana Clocks repaired and warrented a.
usual for twelve months
THE0. GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker and JeaoeUer Harvey Honse.
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Spiral u 0 tiffs.
For sale.

A HOUSE and LOT, beautifully situated xssg1Hr
IL for small family residence, can be |sssss
purchased CHEAP, for one part cash and XXX
the balance in one and two years credit. kxkhzk
For frrthrr information, apply to II. y: BABlN,
at the Sheriff Office. July16-u
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Notice.

HAVING purchased the entire afhn
IL stock Of BOOTS, sHOEs.NH
HATS &c. of: w. Quiggins,l woulds -
respectfully solicit share Of public pat
ronage / will constantly keep on hand a
fresh and varied assortment OF goods. which
| will sell as ow, or lower than any other
house in town. R. l.. HENDERSON.
HAVING disposed of my stock to Mr..
IL R L. Henderson. bespeak for him the
patronage hitherto extended 10 me.
ago. t. j. w. QUIGGlNS.
10 Advocate & Gazette copy 3ts.
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ALLEpGEp DEFALTER.- The True Del
ia says: Andre Morales, the late Sher.
if of the parish of ST. Bernard, was
yesterday arrested IN the Third Dis.
trict at the instance Of the State Audi
tor, and on the complaint of Mr.. Ne.
vile Solue. charging him with being
a defaulter from hat parishin the sum
of 1894, collected by him on account
Of State taxes. The prisoner was
harded over to the officer from St.
Bernard.
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SHIPPING.

ToR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND -THH UNITED
States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Parrish,
will leave for the above places Saturday 18th nsa
O'Clock r. M from pier No IS North river She will arrive
Norfolk Sunday afternoon and at Richmond Monday
morning Passengers for the Souh will proceed who delay
by the great mil line 70 Charleston, Augu Savannah &c
Travellers will hnd this the cheapest pleasaaes and most
pedoue route Passage and fare, including state ROOM
Norfolk S. 70 Petersburg and Richmond 10; ige half
price. Apply 70 LVDLAM 4 PLEASANTs 81 BT9A iway.
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----4.~~-N-------s----~
OILS.
" ERosENE OILS
N NOT uxYLosrvn
Secured by patents.
KEnOsENE ILLUMINATING OIL
- ~l~ -s4 f~t If.


Secured by patents.
KEn0sENE ILLUMINATING
The advantages possessed by this oil
l. The intensity Of the light produced.
e. II Ia not explosive
g. II will fuN when the best sperm oil has son.
gealed.
light 30 M rapeseed OIL sl2 Of whale 81 AZ q
sperm oil or 80 Of burning fluid.
This all the argand button top lamps including
camphene and syvic oil lamps without the usual tendency %
smoke.
chnery founa to be perfectly magical the gum
caused by the Of impure ola equal 70 Me best
sperm OIL does CONCEAL at low temperature II
burns magnihceny all the solar, pinnacle and
bowsprit lanterns Tho attention Of enri
shin ship captains ship supply and oers
particularly requested 20 The certificates 70 be
o,ce q
AUsTENs, Agents for the kerosene or Conrsry
No 80 Beaver street. New YORK.
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AIBLOH GARDEN
Az Doors open at Il 70 commence At g.
SATURDAY EvEslNG JUrE D. 1885
GRAND GALA NIGHT.
. MR.. BURTON,
Messrs. Geo Jordan, g. Fisher kind permission of j.
Broueham, ESQ., Thos Baker Y. I.yser, A. Alieyne.
Miss Resale Durand Miss Raymond Mrs Leserner Miss
Walters and host OF talent
DELICATE GROUND.
Citizen sangfrod Mr. Geo Jordan Pauline Miss Raymond
TURNING THE TABLES
Jack Humphreys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Burton
Jeremiah Bumps Mr.. c. Fisher
Second act Of Den,zet's
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
Marie Miss Rosale Durand
Conductor for the Opera Mr.. Thos. Baker
MISS EMMA STANLEY
has arrived, and will appear shortly
Nonday-Rerival of THE ELF KING, by the Ravele
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JXCURsIONS.-TIE LARGE AND SPLENDID STEAM
ID AMERICA, Captain L. Akeey, can be chartered for
excursions by applying board the boat foot OF vesry
street Of HENRY VAN vEISOR, 1913 West street.
nf Id
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ITO CHARTER FOR EXCURSI0NS-rnE LARGE AND
splendid steamer WASHINGTON, Captain George W. ST.
mers win be chartered, with without barges Parties
Wishing 10 charter would do well - cali before making
Engagements elsewhere. Terms reasonable. Apply at 70
Beach street A. 4 W. A. HITCHCOCK.
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THE STEAMER R. L. STEVENS, CAPT. CHARLES
Anderson makes "trip to the Fishing Banks every day
except Sunday leaving Amos street at Spring street. Tx
Peck slip s. Broome street. s pier North river O'Clock
All persons forbidden To trust this boat without written
order from the CAPTAIN.
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vt. BRIpGEr,s ExCURsIoN.-rHE COMMITTEE OF

CT. BRIDGET'S ExCURsION.-THE COMMITTEE OF
y Arrangements Of the excursion which took place from st.
Brdgets church. Tuesday last take the oppor
Mase for the select and efficient police force that was pre-
all Of whom under the command Of the vigilant
Lieutenant Cra-eced the applause Of ALL and added much
the number board four thousand, sti there
accident their enjoyment for all
home merry marriage BELL" and each longed
again. To Mr. Beigen, the proprietor Of the
grounds thanks also he had hand and heart
for ALL and long win the people OF st. Brdgets remember the
pleasure they enjoyed those truly beautiful and romantic
grounds. Councilman JOHN HART,
Chairman Of the Committee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTHUR'S CELEBRATED CANS AND JARS FOR
IA preserving fresh fruits and vegetables operation simple,
certain India rubber IL used In making these
air tight they fee from all unpleasant odor The
and allows them to nest Tor shipping se The best which
Ahurs md do not waste fruit and inferior
The trade supplied by f. r. TORREY manufacturers
wholesale agent, Plat street, New York.
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HLAIRvOYANCE.-MRS. SEYMOUR, NO. ITO SPRING
~ street, NV doors westof Broadway the most celebrated
medical and busness clalrvoyant In America All dsoases
discovered and cured eursbe the fate Whereabouts q
absent friends made known; unerrng advice on businoea
&C., and no charge uuic0 satisfied.
CLAIRvoyANCE;-MRs HAYES, l76 GRAND STREET,
~ New York. the best clairvoyant and healing phyean
In America All diseases discovered and cured; the
whereabouts of absent friends made known No charge
member, unless satisfied.
NARD-MADAMEP BREWSTER RIfURNS THANKS 70
~ her friends and patrons, md bcgs 70 nay that A Ne
thousands both In this city and Philadelphia who have
suited her with entire satisfaction, she feels senAAsnA ~
the questions al sroogy love and law mAerA End bOO1
oacea relied constantly BY Napoleon she Aas eol
She win tell The Of The future husband and Tie
streets,
AIRS. GfONl, THE GREAT HEALING MEDIUM, CAN
M consulted her residence 16 Furman street, Brook
lyn all through the day. where she makes asonish
Ing curcA
IN Faiir Of Siam having retired from his prcfession win
ing above wonderful Terms reduced 10 ~ for
trIoquim % for natural magic, or for both Address
Fak Of SIAM Of Professor vao 80 Barker street. PHI
ladelphia.
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" The National American Associasion WIN have grand
did Troy with barges and Waaces superb brass
and coton banda have been engaged This win be one
Every American should be hand Steamer leaves
r. n r. *: Wall street ferry brooklyn IL; Amos street
North river n x 8; Spring street, n r. "a pier No g.
morning OF the excursion Of any Of the committee For
full particulars Of which New York Express. Eminent
speakers Will join In the celebration. should the weather
unavorabie the Will be postponed future
Herald.
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II ELLER's EMPIRE HALL,
n SIS broadway.
GREAT MISUNDERSTANDING OIREES.
First week Of the great Magician, Sig. Adons.
Seventh week OF Madame Lovarny and y. Stoepel.
Performance 1t O'Clock. Tickets, 80 sents
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DAY HILL COTTAGE, SOUTH AMBOY n. J.-THIS
ID house will be opened for the reception Of permanent
transient boarders on Tuesday July It's locality combines
80 ~ '-'"- N"'''if - - ,'--- - OLIVER cox
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE-A WE'LL ESTABLISHED
~ drug store with long and under very low rent
= desirable location and doing good business The owne.
desirous selling account of i'll healh will be BOLD At
valuation Western land will be taken In part payment
need apply who cannot command s. 200 in cash. Ad
dvesa ApOthecary, box l&2 Herald onice.
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs.-THE NEW
ID splendid steamer EAGLE, Captain. j. Sllwe will
ping puncuay as iolows-Amos street. O'Clock; String
street. "a O'Clock Peck slip, o'clock Pier No. 5, North
river, . O'Clock Fare for the excursion, 50 cents
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y mencing on Sunday, June o. lS56.-The steamboat
LAURA KNAPP, Capt r v. Lockwood will leave Spring
dock for Stykers Bay, at and IL O'Clock A. M
and landing Amos street Thirtssnh and Foryhi5d
O'Clock Fare l2 cents each n The proprietor Of
the strykers Bay Pavilion has pains expense In
knowedged to be Of the most beautiful the vicinity Of
New York.
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MATRIMONIAL.
A YOUNG MAN THIRTY YEARS OF .GE, DESIRES
"A female partner In n business esabshd; between
seventeen and twenty OF age and HAVING marriage in
view preferred Reference given and requed Please ad
dress NJ. A. L., Post Office, NY, within one week.
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CEGARS-BARGAINS CAN BE HAD IN SEGARS OF
y Havana domestic and German ufacure; operas S8
and upwards; Nor1nas So 30, do Cash advances made
on segars In out Of bond o. CHEEKS, II Broaiway
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TOR sALE-A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN BROOK
lyn Fulton with eight lots OF ground.
House 80 by 4o twenty In all the rooms
IN stable plenty Of fruit and vegetables and carriage
house large portion remain mortgage, II wanted.
Inquire premises of Putnam and Classon avenues
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pattern gearcd copper plate press, with y wheel bel "a
by but times and IL, Ina
respect az good Win be sold low application TO
X. HOE co, 70 and 81 Gold street.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-AT SPUYTEN
~ Duyvi twelve miles from the City Hail. in of the
most beautiful healthy locations the Hudson river
The improvements consist Of well built modern house with
house and stable of land with desired,
For particulars inquire of j. c. SIDNEY, at Spuyen Duyv
depot or on Monday, and H. at COX, RICHARD
SON BOYNTON'S, y74 Broadway.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALEM AN EXCELLENT LOCA-
~ uon nicely ttedup and doing good business. Sold
OF III healthof the proprietor Inquire Of Drs GRE
CORY l. LOWNSBURY, 81 Blocker street. from A. n. to
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J,OR SALE-NO. IS WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.
Lot runs through TO Fourth street. with small stable on
rear Water closets BATH gas &c Price 100. @50O
mortgage II wanted. Inquire Of CHAs. PARKER,
Dew street
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LNoR LIvERPOOI-sAILs MONDAY BOTH INST ANT
n The Black BAH line packet ship YORKSHIRE Captain
Marshall take few cabin second cabin and steer
passengers, application JACOB WILSON, No. 108
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

4 HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS. WILL BE SOLD
"A low the advertiser he has no further use for them
Horse eight years old and Of the best stock In this coun
try Can be seen the stable Of Underhl Fleet % La
fav tie MI
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NOR sALE-rHE STOCK, FIXTURES WITH LRAsE
lcw rent Of one Of the Oldest established hat and CAP
q the proprietor. Apply 70 LOWERRE LUERSSEN, rs
Duane street.