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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISoHER OWEN & CO., GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BULDIKe ,346 Broadway, New York.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

A CARD.
TNHE partnership Of W. 4 I. H. GREENFIELD 4 CO.,
having expired by limitation, have this day sold
the entire stock Of Furniture, Carpetng
Pianos, &c, to THOMAS H. GREENFIELD and JOHN
PATTERSON, whom take pleasure in recommending to
old customers and doubt not they wifi give general sat-
isfaeon tc all who may favor them with acall.
W. GREENFIELD,
Jane A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted to W. 4 T. II. Greenfield Co.,
Invited to call at their old stand and settle.
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AND NASHVILLE PACKET

mEMPHlS AND NASHVILLE PACKET
TNHE fne passenger steamer ALEONIk, zAk
Il Capt. JAMS hILLER, will run in 0e kA-sszsu1SS
above trade this season. leaving Nashville
every FRIDAY at O'Clock, P. NJ. and s4sEzszA14Ss
Men phis every MONDAY az O'Clock, p. NJ. Passen-
may rely the above boat leaving each place the
day and at tie sane time advertised.
H.H. HARRISON, and
feb19-H A HAMILTON, Agents.
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STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS s. SHIPS.
MEMPHIs AND NASHVILLE T

In CONNEcTION with the s.eamerA N
l. ALEoNIA, the new splendid passsn- j
ger steamer DANIEL BOONE wills
THURSDAY. For freight or passage aFply to
Ii. Il. HARRISON, s..,,.
febl0 A. HAMILTON, 0s'
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N - II &c T.
FTNO FUNERAL uNnERrAKERs IN ne civ ana counsry
oRANEs PArfNf MErALiO BURIAL CASA sTs ean
Be had, " haolet4le af Retail, ~ applying 90
D. y. ErssEtL AFsat
AIR l. WHiELsrs, eoFpsf nFesd ana Frout sta ldeeis
ADVANCE ~ COTTON Yarns
OS aud aheF Monday. ist Dscruher fsc6 We uEIl sa-
" vance the pres afCotton Yarns oSR Cgsf per deasn
Our prccf WiH tAen be or No. soo i1c
90 lar
" e18 lie
10 Ice
VIII per for lets of s haFs 10 dscount
anawrd on oriert Tor less thar q bags
The rime on whch We srl sauf a. kerrtcfare, Vie;
Fos an orders laF les than % bars, Cash.
/" E" q s. bsgs sna untsr 50 hngs, 90 days.
q 81 q - hsrs o. raafc, mnuths,
H Gnfnns . CO.
dssi Astuss fsS Tsaassiss HSnaias,uisFs
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Artificial Flowers,

F2oaoer Materials, Head Dresses and Orna-
me'lts, Ostrich, Maraboat and Fancy
Feathers
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90
GOV. WALKER-KANSAS

"An overwhelming majority of the people
OF Kansas now 60 with Walker for con.
st;uton which shall be submitted To the
whole people OF the Territory. The
Southern pro-sIavcry men are satisfied with
Walker. Eimore formerly of Alabama
StringieIIOw, one of the leaders of the so>
called border ruilians the settlers from
South Carolina, Georgia, and the South
generally, declare their entire satisfaction
with the course OF the Governor So do
Doniphan and AtchisOn Woodward, of
South Carolina, few years ago one of
the ablest representatives from South Caro-
lima in Congress, and an intimate friend of
MIR. Calhoun Lecompte. lsaacks and Whit
field all sustain Walkers course
The above is an extract frQm an article
which we find in one of our exchanges,
credited to the Cincinnati Enquirer. We
are not prepared 10 give full credit TO it as
yet, it ucing SO directly opposed to what
the South has he'd rcasoa to apprehend is
Walkers true position and the correct state
of affairs in kansas. Should the Enquir-
er's statement prove true, however, there
exists but Eitle doubt that the South has
been premature in its judgment of Walker
and in "oDdemning the course of the Ad-
minislrLtiOn. If Walker is sustained by
such men as Atchison, StringfeIlow, Wood
ward and EImore, and by the people of Mis-
souri--lhe Border Ru(liLns," who have
large interests in Kansas and have not been
backward in maintaining their rights at
every hazard, the people Of the South may
rest content that he is moving in the hight
direction and that their interests are bcing
cared for. 1t is barely possible that there
is something behind the late movements in
Kansas as they have appeared TO us, and
that Walkers treachery, us it is termed has
been magnifej. His special acts, which
we cannot but condemn, may be justified
by his general policy. We say il is possi-
BILE, for the information above, comes at
best from doubtful quarter and we would
certainly desire TO see IL coroboratcd.--
There is one significant fact, ,however,which
sustains il, aud which should not be over
looked, to wit: that while the South is
clamorous and disalfscted, the Southern
party in Kansas--they upon he scene Of ac-
hon--ore apparently contented.
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#--nu1 CD 1a-
The CAROLINA TIMES,

This paper has lately changed hands and
is now conducted BY r. s. piggot, Esq,
whose graceful saIutatory and opening SER
vices in this capacity, argues well forlhe fu-
ture of the Tines. We have noticed no
material change in the political character of
the paper.
John G. Bowman, Esq, tHc late senior
Editor and veteran Knight of the Quill, re.
tires from public life, as minated, for n
brief period only, soon to reappear in con.
necton with some other paper, the name
and character of which, is not given.
Mr.. +. II. Briuon, the late energetic propri-
ctor and courteous aQd abe Editor Of the
Times, dcvotcs himself TO another calling,
which is explained in 4 card to be found in
another part OF our paper.
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LOCAL INFORMATION.

1t has been, and is still, our desire TO
make the Ledger an unfai,ing reporter Of all
the current news Of genera! or special in
terest in our District, and in ciIccting this,
our friends in various quarters of the Dis
trict, might assist us materially by giving US
early information Of whatever transpires in
their respective neighbCrhoods. This re-
ters especially TO marriages, deaths, acci-
dents, or whatever occurs that is likely to
interest the general reader and especially
those who were once residents of Lancaster
and have moved to other Districts or States
We will regard all such attentions as special
layors, from whomsoever they may come.
We take this occasion to acknowledge
our Indebtedness TO several persons, who
have repeatedly laid US under obligations
for such matters of interest, as were OBJ
tanned through their business relations or
otherwise, and which might never have oc.
Cured TO us or been brought to our knowl-
edge. Such attentions show a studied In.
terest IN our paper and they never fail to
be rightfulIy appreciated.
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HAVE you a DISEASED LIVER.

Tho question: though startling, is sufficiently
suggestive, when the fact is taken into eOnaidc-
ration that diseases of the Liver have become
most alurmingly frequent in the United States.
Indeed, then, are few formidable diseases that
are not in some way t?accablc to derangcd
state of that important organ Many of tha
complaints usually cltssei udcr the head of
Consumption have their origin in the Evcr--
"Any remedy that would insure regularity and
hollthful action in the Liver, would be blcs,
sing to mankind !" has been the exclamation of
thousands. That remedy has been found il is
safe and sure. When fair trial has been afl0r-
dcd it it has never been known to fail
Reader, have you any disease of the Liver,
or disease which you believe proceeds fIom nc.
patio arrangement? Lose not moment, Lut
purchase box SrD. MLane's Pills prepared 10y
Fleming Rros., Pittsburgh, Pa, and they will
restore YOU to health. 1t is the only remedy
yet discovered, in Which implicit confidence may
be placed.
u" Purchasers will be careful TO ask for
DIR. WLINE'S CEIEBRATED IVER PILLS
manufactured hy FLEMING BROS, of Pitts.
burgh, Pa. All other Vcrmifuges in compari.
son are worthless. DR.. M'Ianc's genuine Yer,
mitugc, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
Dc had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature Of
TlH FLEMING BROS.
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.KEOWEE COURIER,

The editor of this paper states that this,
the fifth volume Of The Courier, commences
under very favorable auspices, that it is in
n most prosperous condition and is now one
of the permanent Institutions of Pickens
District. We feel cons trained TO offer
friend T eve presume upon the title
from old cquaintanceship) our congratuIa.
tons He has faithfully earned the success
that he has attained, for we know of no
country press that shows, uniformly, great
er care and attention, than is bestowed upon
the Courier by its energetic conductor.
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QUARTERS" AND "SEvESPEYcEs." We
see that the merchants at several places hay,
resolved to regard the old fashioned "ouar.
ters' and "sevenpvnces, only as twenty and
ten cent pieces. In Columbia, however,
some Of The merchants at least, have given
notice that they will continue to estima te
these old friends at their former value, and
they are certainly right and viii be sustain.
ed, doubtless, by the holders Of these an.
cieut and cherished souyiners.
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THE MARKETS.

New York, July %.
Cotton is dull, and the sales for the day
were but $50 bales. Flour is firm Whest
Is unsettled. Southern white Is quoted at
si.0O, and Tennessee at 81. .95 per bushel.
Rice is worth from a to 6lc per ID.
New Orleans, July'23.
Cotton is firm and the sales Of the day
We're 700 bales. Mess pork is worth from
S23.50 % per bbl. Cotton freights
TO Liverpool are quoted at 7.I6d, and 20
New York at &c. per ID.
Columbia July 25.
Our cotton market is sill alta stand, wi q
nothing coming ia and no transactions 10
note. Wetherefore continue TO quote nom:
inal III a IL cents.
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--Sz, 90 <u--

EHoyyI'.IG CoNvENuoN.--Thc Governor
has appointed Delegates, So in number, to
represent The State ut large at the approach
ing Southern Commercial Convcntion.-
Among the names, We notice those Of Hon.
Divon Barnes Of this District, Hon, |. d.
Nitherspoon of York, Maj. \. r. Eavcs of
Chester, +. J. Palmer, Esq. Of Fairfield
Hon. James Chesnut ir, of Kcrshnw and
the Hon. ]. D. Wilson. Of NarirCtnn.
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For the Lancaster Ledger. |

VI X. EDITOR IN obedience TO 4 rtuurSt
from the members Of Fast Age Division,
No. >, Sons Of Tcmpcrancr. we leu ,l,i.
guirt and pleasant Guc VILLAGE. alta Late
hour on Tuesday the 2ls, inst. for the nur.
pose of @oiag TO Yurkyillr to attend the 81
Quarterly Meeting uCihc Grand Division for
1851, which was to meet there on the a2ud
instant,
We reached the residence of our old
friend J. &. S, at 10 o'clock +. VI. and a..
reused him from his sIumbcrs--iIe came
o't ana permitted Us 10 stay with him the
remainder Of the night. Oar friend J. G..
) keeps pack Of fine Blood Hounds and
Hs"y kept us well >arcgad.H through the
night. and he being jolly oil 'cllow. kept
Us amused u2Nt morning till late breakfast.
10y relating some Of his negro chaccS, coon
h""ts, oposSnm fights, &c, &c.
We then resumed our trip for NorkyIllr.
Nothing "fimp"rt"nrc occurred 10 us on our
way, except that We tonH the wrong road
about Is miles this side of IorkvilIe bat
fortunately, we soon found out our mistake,
by seeing mile Post marked 6. N.PJ
and came to toe conclusion that We were
very near to NJ Place, and turned about
iAce---wsnt back for nearly = mile and took
Tie lc!t hand r"ad--aRd all WAS again
T'.hi.
We arrived in u" Village about O'Clock,
stopped nj Kings Mountain Hotel mad
found the Landlord a very kind and accom-
modA'ing gentlemen, (aud We thought very
moderate IN his churgcs)
On account oc the Grand Division not ar
riving until o'clock that evening, We had
I several hours to spend in looking over the
town, To See what was to be seen. and hav-
ing " ii'ti" business at Kings Mountain Nil.
rtary Academy, we took occasion To- visit it.
Gracious what hug" and line building
1t is larger than our Conrt House, and con.
uinS about one hundred and seven CT the
Fr'sh F|'iolcS.
lork'i'Ie is very handsome, and orpa'
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Business Notices.
noLLowAY's OINTMENT AND FILLS.

hOih'h Al OlNI MEM AND FILLS.
Those who have been taught to believe that
there is no remedy fr cancer but the knife, are
invited to read the following statemeni. Reu.
ben Withers, lase oiBrooklyn, and now residing
at Mafysvillc. California, vas for several months
treated sccundum artcrh, by two physicians, for
what they pronounced oanccrous tumor on the
leit breast. Finally they recommended excis.
ion, but tho patient having heard much of the
efficacy Of liolloway'S Ointment, in such cases,
resolved TO try It's effects before submitting his
hesh to the steel. lie used 1t in conformity
with the directions, for two months, at tho end
Of which time the lump had entirely disappear.
cd, aud up to the date Of his leaving ior San
Francisco, in August last, an interval Of four.
teen weeks, no symptoms OF its rc.appcarance
could be discovered. The Pills are equally eff.
eaSious IL internal diseases SO.
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lNQUESr.--Coroncr CoDur.I, held an In
quest ut this place on yesterday upon the
occasion of ,ho accidental >.caIh of negro
child, the property of ID. w. Brown. EsQr
1t was found dead in bed where it and the
mother had lain, and from the evidence, it
appeared reasonable that the latter had over
lain and smothcrcd the Child while she (the
mothcr) was asleep and unconscious Of the
act. a verdict was given in accordance
with the above.
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Grlr9rnpJjr.
FURTHER BY TIE CIRCASSIAN.
New YcRK, July "a.

New lcRK, July "a.
The Cauada's advices caused an al.
vance in cotton at Liverpool Of fully llGJ,
the markc, closing buoyant, with an al.
vancing tendency. Sales on Friday TO-.
600 bales, c! winch specuators took 400
aud exporters 400 bales. Stock OF A
mercan 4S5, 900 bales.
Manchester alvces were favorable, and
goods had considerably advanced. Four
quiet, at Gl. decline. Wheat steady
Corn hnoyant, at an advance Of j.. l..
Gd. itosin duh. Rice firm.
The English House Of Lords had de.
ieated the jewish Cath Bill by a large
majcri;y.
Naples was tranquil.
Further Disturbances had occurred in
Spain.
a SLAYER named the Adams Groy had
been captured of Sierra Leone.
The bullion IN the Bank Of England
had increased 10 the extent Of El39,OOO.
The bank rate Of interest was unchanged.
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There are some persons who hold FIVE cent
piece so close to The eye that they cannot see
dollar short distance from thom; and this
short sighted policy Is carried out in great
many instances by thosc from whose Judgment
we would naturally expec. better things And
this is more apparent In III health than In
amost anything else. In our section, quinine,
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Gov. Walkers Proclamation.

-. Louis, Ju'y Is.
Governor Walkers Proclamation has
been received. Its issue grew out of
circular of the committee on the part Of
the citizens Of Lawrence fiyoripg snbmjs.
s;on 10 the popular vote Of tie city char
ter, essentially differing from that granted
hy the territorial gorenmcnr. This ac.
ton Gov. Walker pronounced reasonable
aud has ordered I,oiy Of troops 10 the
vicinity to prevent further proceedings
and enforce law. Both Governor Walk.
er and General iiarney have power under
the discretionary order heretofore trans.
mitted to detain the troops destined for
Utah, to preserve the peace of Kansas.
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a HEAVY CHAIH.--Thc largest Chain in
the world is that about to be used in the
operation Of raising the ships sunkcn at Sc.
basiopol 1t is two hundred yards long.
and each link weighs 'hrcc hundred pounds.
1t Was manufactured at the Reading Forge.
Rccding, Pa. Tie va!ue of the material TO
be furnished by Tie Russian government TO
be nscd in raising the fleet, will be about
Il million and n half of dollars.
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THE EXAMINER.

The late Columbia Eramincr which was
one Of the best weckIcs in the State, and
the suspension Of which occasioncd such
general regret, we are glad to see, is to be
revived by its former proprietor, w. Il.
Johnston, Esqr, assisted in the Literary de.
partment, by John &. Bowman, Esq. We
will eadcayor to publish its Prospectus next
week.
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P"LrTlCs ~ TExAs.-Gcn. Houston and
II. K. Runnels, candidates for the Goycrror-
ship are stumpng the State. They are rs.
sisted 10y several speakers, and the canvass
is very lively, aboundng in abusive language
a"d Ncandaous charges against each other.
Gen. Houston procIaims himself Jackson
Democrat.
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NAcc;SATloN.-Dr. Wm Yates, who first
introduced vaccination into the United
States, died recently at Morris, New York,
at the age OF 80. He was a native of Eng
land, studied under Sir James Earle ut 81.
BOrtholomew's Hospital, and attended Ab.
ernethy's first course of lectures.
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MERCHANTS BAyE.-This Bank has pro.
cured new style OF Bills which will be is
sued about the beginning Of The coming
business season. They are tinged and pre-
sent tine appearance; they consist of IS
los 2os and sos, and it will be impossi-
Bile to counterfeit thGm.-- Cheraw Hcraa
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IIEBEE'S REFoHT.-Thc General Assem-
bly ordered one thousand copies of Licber's
report to hc printed, but no resolution WAS
passed az to their distribution. The State
Printer has delivered them 20 the I'rcasu-
rer of the Upper division. who will take
care Of them until the Legislative session
in December next.
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Geo. Peabody, Esq, the L.ondon Banker,
proposes TO give the city of Newburyport,
Mass, sum of $4,000, when some az.
propriatc object for lis use shal! be dcsigna-
ted. Mr. Peabody has given away since
his arrival in this country last September,
more than 100000; yet so extensive is
h's barking business in London, that it is
said nc is wr#lthicr now than when he left
England.
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DEATH or Mrs. LOwNDEs.- The Char
lesion papers announce the death of Mrs.
Elizabeth b. Lowndes in the 10Th year Of
her age. She was the wife of the Hon.
Wm. Lowndcs, and the daughter of Gen.
Thomas Pinckpey.
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1t is said that there were opened, during
the quarter ending June Both. at the Dead
Letter Office ut Washington, 2,4O3 letters.
in which we're found SlI, sl2 in money.-
vi this amount about ninc-,cnths have been
restored To their owners.
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U. BUTCHER, NJ. D.

Ifg EhMBpLDS GENUINE PREPARATION,
- UELMBULD'S genuine PREPARATION.
IIKI KIMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
l!ELMBOMD'S genuine PREPARATION.
l. sprpacd according to Pharmacy and Chcso-
-'ry. with the grCatcst accuracy and Chc'ni,"iN
knowledge devoted 10 tleir combinations
lt.f ELMBULDS GENUINE PREPARATION.
-sk For diseases Of the Bladder, k.dnrys, G.ay.
cl aud nropsy.
q, FAD READ, READ!-"Yc afflicted
~ read" the folIowing>Certfcatc of cure Of
over - wears standing:
II. T. IitrNHoLp-D Dear Sir: have been
troubled with an aitliCtOu or t!.c Bladder and
Kidney, 70. ovrr twenty yeus. h,v" uipj
Physicians IN vain, uuh az last concluded r
give your genunc Preparation u trial, a. Inl
heard it highly spoken OF. q attended me iU,-
mediate rcuul. ! have used three bottles u..l
| have obtained more relief from its effects and
csl mmc! better than have FOR twenty wear,
previous have t''c greatest faith irrits vu.
tISs and curative powers, aud shall do all im ny
pow5r to make it known to the afflicted. Hop.
ing this may prove advantageous Ia YOU in a..
sisting you 10 Introduce The medicine. am
truly yours, NJ. McCoRv.r.
Should any doubt Nc. McCoruic's statrmcnL
he refers TO the following gentlemen:
Hon VIM, Biclcr, Ey-Govcrnor Pennsylvania
Hon. Thos b Florence, rhiiadelphi.
lion. j. c. NHoX, Judge, Togo Co. IA.
Hon. J. :. Block, Judge Philadelphia.
llon. ID. K. Porter, ES-Govgrnor rrnu.ylr,,
MIA.
lion. Eliis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. Il. c. Gricr, Judge L. :. Court.
Hon. g. w. woodward, Judge, philadelphia
Hon. W. Porter, City solicitor FhIia,!ci.
ph:aL
Hon. John Big'or, Ex-Goycrnor, California
Hon. f. EIuks, iTdlur General Washing
ton, d. &.
iud many otacr4, if necessary.
s8 See advertisement headed
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PRErIRITION
Ia smother cOsInu
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erscnic, &c, are taken in large quantities to
cure the Fever and Aguc aud after reputcd
aud unsuccessful trials, they then resort to 9th.
or remedies whereas, they had used Leon
ards South American Fever aud Ague Remedy
in the beginning the ycXatious delay would have
hccn nyoiled.
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a Letter from Minnesota in the New
lork Herald, says that lion. Lame, l.. Orr.
and many other mcubcrs OF Congress from,
the South, have been making Investment,
in real estate in the Territory, Wee prc.i.
dent Breckenridge owns property there val,
ucd ut Sl5OugD
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GEN. WALKER COMING To CHARLEsToy.-
New Orleans, July 20. Gen. Walker left
this city to-day for Charleston. lie will
stop at all the important places on his way.
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THE VACANCY IN THE SENATF.-A writer
in the Charleston Mercury nomnales Gen.
James Hamilton, as the proper man to hll
Senator Buffers place.
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UNIVERSITY or NIKGINIA.--Ovrr jCO .,u.
dents have already made engagements for
the next session at the University Of rYircin.
in, and the number il is supposed will reach
500.
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QUITE DoGGIsH.-There have been ,c.
ceived at the Gog pound in New York. since
it was opened, on the 18th June, two thou.
sand six hundred dogs.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR IN liAMBUEG.-A man
named Luc:ous Ponc, was lately shot at
Hamburg by one VIM. Spires. Two shots
took effect, one in the temple and the other
in the forehead, and at latest accounts, no
hopes were entertained of lis recovery