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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
MARRIED,

BIs2oN-HARrINE-A Bronxyfe westcheser County &C
Wedu.-d4y Dec the residence OF Ns;hsniel a.fuine
-sa by IL Rev. william S. Cooley Samuel Be,sea to
LIZZIE A. only daughter OF Archer Mstine of New City
OILBERT-HOLMFS-A,, me Trinity & L. Church. Thirty
forL street on Mond.y Dec by ,e Rev a. De C. Cav
ford Eduaa 0b-- go Miss Martha Z. HOlmes both o.
this rty.
Dec o. by the Rev Charles b Snl. Mr.: valentine NJ
odg,sn White Plains to Miss Ehrs Jsne dsushte Of Cs
Janob Reous Of the former psce.
VI-rCHIES-ROB West Kiin,ly, Conn, rI-s
dsy De- Conzt -siionsl Church, BY the Rev T.
Ws,ernsn Joha Hutciins Adels A. Robinson both OF
Kilazly
INTERNATIONALLY Calvary Church. TUESDAY Dec. q,
by the Rev. Dr. Hawk, NJ. Joseph Iunes to Miss Kate
Nissan. both this city.
RICHARDs-w1 St. Thomas Church. on Tues
day Dec ~, b. ~ Right Res. Bishop Whehousc John s.
Pc,rd Rssdnz Pa 20 Jns Var Ners second dsc ghteE
Of tas late C,r;ic,ir- Wilisns. D.. Of Hudson ~ Y
TRUAX-CRANE--On Tuesday Dec. 3. BY NE Rev Wm.
Robinson Mr. YIN. !. Tsx Of Lyons Iowa % Miss Fannie
r. dat 1h,er q H. Is. Crs>- esq., OF FhzAbelh \. J.
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The bassnese Of the Sub Treasury Sae: Receipts.
$3.50 si-fivm Customs, ~ 100; Psyueass. C4,-
10 s6-Calforus drssts, ti&,eoo: Balance. $40
o5l g..
The Bank Of the Commonwealth has declared div
aend Of v ceut, psy abie the h OF January; the
Hudson County Bank. jersey City y cent, payable
ith prux. the National Bank of Albany3 p cent,
payable 9Th January; the wesschester County BANK
Z y cent payable nh January. Messrs. Winslow,
Lener & Co. viii paw. st their clearinghouse, the
hayesry inters, on the following securities. on and
aer tire I'd Of January pro,; Bouds Of the State Of
Indiana, issued fos banking purposes, y ccoi; City
Of CbiEccthe, Ohio y cent City Of Marietta. 0hio,
v cent; Ross County, Ohio. Y cent; wsshingtcn
County, Ohio, y cent. Champaign County, Ohio,
7V cent: Scio,o County, Ohio. , cent; City Of
Portsmouth, Ohio. y cent Allen County, Ohio. !
y cent. Crawford County, Ohio, 6 p cent; City Of
Chicago. sewerage loan. 6 and y cent. Mr.. Virgil
Hiyer No. 20 Broad street, will pay, on the Is, Of
January the interest due on the Licking County
Bonds, ard also ,ha, on the Bonds Of Newark Town
sbip. The Madison. Fond du Lac and Michigan Rail-
road Company pay their January coupons the Broad
way Bark. This Company, by their recent purchase
from the La Crosse Company, of,he Wstertown Road
have now base and trunk line from Columbus 10 the
City of Milwaukee.
The interest on the Erie Convertible Beads due let
prcx. viii not be paid. The Rock Island and Chicago
Company are prepared TO discount tho coupons due
10th January if any holders wish to anticipate the
payment. We do NOT hear yet Of any new defaults
in interest &c. to be made the lst prox The State
Of Missouri and the City and County Of St. I.ous,
have together promptly provided nearly million of
dollars which deposited in bank here for the pay
rent Of interest and principal. The Bonds OF the
County Of 81. Lonis. dus January |, amounting to
S3toto0, viii be paid BY the Bank of Commerce on and
after the Cd Of January The interest due on the Bonds
of Athens County Ohio. issued to the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad will be paid at the office OF the
Auditor. +. II. Moore, Athens. The coupons due GU
the Bonds of the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Co.
will be paid at the Corn Exchange Bank.
Th. notes of the Hamilton Exchange Bank will be
redeemed at the Barking Department, Albany, after
the 4,h Of January, at 81 cents on the dollar.
s. Diapers regular daily suction sale OF stocks and
bonds will take place tomorrow the 3lst inst, Of III
O. clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Ncolay's regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Thurs
dayl, at l2i o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange.
TIE following sales we're madeb by Albert H. Ncolay;
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ttSryyp srarYs CIRCUIT coURr.-Dsc so-D.fsre
Judge TscNRsoLl.

Judge TscERSoLi.
CARES W Losey A.. James Brooks ard Erss,. Brook
The plainils i the Austrian Consul. and snes the
s.ird,iA a. --rs Of fs " e. E-p,.ss 0r isnsxes TIE
rh4-r- IA shsa the DEFENDANTS December 1874 psb.hst
;aker Ton 7Ar PtIasrhsa T<d7r, rtin.ns thai the
paa,i1 mos to IeUe the oocny shrosh rG q szs
Trims, pro-as-s.on- -
The d nss Hsse 70 popcue the account Of ths
,hrcs OF us-. Wi-net.c. Mr. McKeon zho has been
IA ed lately Is 90. Messrs Brooks con- also asked for
20 pou-raut lie sisted that when he entered the be
td 10 De usoys his p bic Office and become piys,.
en T reno, hsd take place and long be
;ired district. Attorney be id not think IL proper r him 10
opposition ~ the sentative OF Foreign
P6yer nos ant he Sr Nj keont
H. he-sorr M b. drty 20 Withdraw from The A. THU
~. Il pps-ni and inr should b. 70 The defendants 70 %
tsu abr cOr.scl
NJ BRADY course, m e plaintiff finally consented 20 pc
n-,.u,.rr ru.T "Wednesday next
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J,nae, Mcbride AZ TIE Rsmer Bank - Sa,en.
-Esctios Of es<S 10 be sosv~nsi BY the sw
1a-rr. r>ror-ct; not hea Srrts VS. c-73cet cab
iest n The cp;fion Of the Corr.-
D.D-Inors aud Wood AZ. Crotss Aqueduc. Board
una;nss at Re s.De-So anAAnss 70 issue n either case
hotoa IL. "a sseSad drni-d With coda Order
i-ov eryirs srned WITH costs IL Grys
Reutsn W Howes, President, &c. agt- Fern sndo
WOOD MAYOR of fscss is subnirseS Tor dx
p-ou o. rusorndz ~ W ~ Corrections 10 b. made In Oh.
t.-- nd TN iudxrucz, for drfsndxnt.
Iovber sgt Tie Mayor. &c.LOrder setted.
Lewis Crsboeszky. 20 be admitted % Attorney ard
IoraS..O-
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Adver;isenmnt.I
JEWELRY AND WATCHES

LAST CHANCE HOLIDAY PkFNSTs
1900 WILLIAM TOPPING / Co.. No. o. Broadway,
VIII 81 TURsDAY Dec. Stat l. O'clock lot FiXi.
JBWLLRy, contil2 of Pins Eorue Bracelets Studs Sleeve
Buttons and Sets 81 warranted 10 gold aud genuine
Stones.
Among TIE LOT superb Genevs Painting In Pins solid Gold
enioandln or bal hooks Is sce); black eIsued Bsnd
Bracelets. set with diamonds, &c.
Also.
A lot OF WATciD.S, at the same tiIne sndIp,ace
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Y lAdvertsement.l a.
AZ the Holidays arc. fast approaching, the good

oamshiousJ fine fo qSs1a ris mon boe wa love- and
esteem, nothing be- acceptable than cesr aud Correct
iinrsiiou OF thu featares Of
HUsB,yp, WIFE. CHILD or LOVER.
upou silver pacth good subs sua DsserIeot;pe hst time
dsnpness will destroy To those wishing such spcre
uessy 20 Ia
ANsoN's No. $40 Broadway,
where selection thu variety OF
in this city including every size and STYLE the ps
fifty the cblycsrved pcsr enneled Eases gold
ockets and 1t frames Of ~ and all offered at greatly
duced price,. ASsoN's No. $50 Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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fAdvertiseuientl
PIRDX'S NATIONAL THEATER. be

ing NHw.YR.Rs EVE bill OF entertainment has been
gered hisfvorte Theaie The famous Drama ThT COLBY
and Mr. Allen tho Farmer" This viii be followed BY Dir
O. L. Foxs of BoREAs, and the concludes
with ha beautiful Drama Of the LADY LAKE. ToMoR-
ROW New YessI the great CAPTAIN KYD and TIE Panomie
BoRk,s Performed in the AFTERNOON and in TIE
EyySIyG the Drama Of MoIL PITCHER FoRTUN-TELLEs
OF lynn tbe Psntoe Of Bose.s, and the Drsms OF IDIOT
WITNESS.
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CONSOLATION OF JEWISH BuRiAL GhoUND.-A
b,uisl ground purchased by the United Brethren
psreGt Society. was consecrated at Grayesend, on
Thursday, in accordance with the ntee Oh ne ye"!'n
,.i,h The members of the Society are of the Jewish
congregation South Brooklyn. Tho ceremony Oh 'u0
ooca,;on vs. solempized by tho Rev. Mr.. Gershon,
assisted by Messrs. Prince, Mcndes' "a"c'"" a"'
julian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

, %'v before Jusee Dawson. al the Jetferso.
romeo Court. The fellow was fully identified Nv o@a.
"oranus as The person who struck him with 80
anu melted the crowd TO riot Justice Dsvis.o &C.
"''eo Dsrah to prison in default Of 81 900 hais S.
aroused rs u years Of age, and bar.,s,dsr IT,
p'ea's not guilty and says he was not there :, tte
time o '"ere al the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

CopoNTK'S IYoUEsT.-Coroner keddiiS he i Oh i Nv
an. rnerlsy on the body Of Win g. BoesFt, ~~ Geu le
9s So, n;uTes sustained ny falling iToin railroad csI
~ .,ap;nrs several Witnesses the Jury rendered tne ou
s yr6icf: That deceased TO bis dea'h ny u us IT,
.sl al, from city railroad NJ he coI.i OF s
- nd Sill e on the j.h OF September last me 20 80
spnears ss standing The front platform iad md Iii
,.s,-cb .t-e. while was in pofrts luiF
i .ha wheels pas sd over his cas. c,nsne lhe ll'f
.rv.yed 10 his residence, where he lnse'eu uA'' ~
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LOOK OUT YoR ANorHxE CoUSrERyf,r.--T,form.
non was received yesterday afternoon. at the Dsnn,
Snpern'endents Office that counterfeit, A. Hill on w.
onondaga Bank OF Syracuse, in this State was sbou,
oelng put in circulation The bill s rather yood,oo
'"s' snd OF clearly appearance The right vi,pe.,s
represent drover and some oxen. and the ,ee
me coe' Of arms of the State and an Indian. One Of
.he DIS has been passed in the Eighteenth Ward and
" hehooNes shop-keepcrs to be on the lookout.
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IAdvertisenentl
Wuy SUFFER from prOtracted Cough when

rsc nsy l.. 80 easily obtained Wtsr,Rs BASaN Oh WILD
CrypRy undoubtedly the reliable Of all prepsriou.
s,rd for The cue and lung complaints Try H. None
,enuir. uuless signed IL. BVrrs" on the wrapper
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BROOKZ YIN II'EWS.

Nrw-YEaRs' CaLLs.-The Mayer OF BROOKLYN
invites his fellow .caens to call on him at the Cny
Hall on the ir-t day OF the New-Year, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock H. NJ. and l2l p. III.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Nrxp Wraps pRFSENT-Ap elepSnt aud elabO.

P,..o Iouis pesrl pesr
s -, ,rnldings &c mice <eOO will he sid for St7j,
eau ii then before at WsrERs Piano Agency No. $50
Bfosdway.
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iAdvertis.ment.l
NEW-lEAR'S PRESENTS
1859.
1850.

At No. 653 BROADWAY.
FOUNTAIN India Store.
Asg.Siu Indian dc FOUNTAIN
FOUNTAINS Indianisc,er Laden.
Alma cen de Ia lnais i. FouN IAig
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(Advertiseinept.I
A Useful FAMILY PRESENT.-Buy FRAT

p.Ty,T sywNc MACHINES they warranted to give salts
tor Pce S2 TO $50 Of6ces No 57i Broadway Newlork
No. lis WsshngtOn.st., Boston.
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p,,,.s,s.A young wourar us ned Sarah

rArsE PnErrSsEs.A young woI,ar ~ neu a;,s On
Gardiner was srres'ed by tn, f... Pecinc r. fIn tl,
- al, bush In Fulton avenue. by rrpr~' ,- -.
So nm Tor smother patty where she ad ioI,nef he 70. he
ris .L did 10 order 10 keep her fsuy NON 'c'u
81, -. co,p.. 4 I'd for e1BiinSiioD
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=; h 90 ROBBERY on Misunderstanding morn.
e,o~y unprecedented sailor named Peter PsrtriSsa
s,sr 'ns Oh the hight Of the sd Of Novcnlsr la
~. o ne schooner lsie Of Pines god watch and bsin
f,ce S 20, IT.ye:1d A. pawn-fce Pearl street Jus
asr and va, boyu in toe United S,atss - S7S'' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

rAIM FAIL Dow STAIRs.-Coroner conpeyv held
.s az 'e hou.e No. " Cstsne street gu IA. box nj
yoIs man named Join Brown % YEAR, and f ,n,t ~ a..
VINO died from coucussor Of the brain caused b is se
y received BY falling down stai-s on fhe 9..b ;rssr,
n o eh'-d with friend visiting some i
ny ~ Leonard street West Broadway and remained tbere
w unuiag On starting 70 home deceased reached tbe
pW mint stairs ina escid 20 the srs
ne insde nssep ard fell hesdloenlo the bottom inirns
.e very severely Ne taken By friend aId A..
nome whore ne cnpzned much OF pain in his bxd
ne ocsn partially uncongcos, and remained Ia that condon
Up the time bis death The dec eaed had drank Tires or four
'ss o. prch previous N the scccent but his friend tbe
opch 'ht ne was quite sober when b. fell II
op OF u" stars end the deceased abe 70 ss hs sy DOWN
Ane uA4oi ,lIls'e usn vas cooper b. trade.
RoBBING A VEsSEL.-AboIt ! O'Clock Yesterday
morning Otccrs Penney and Ulssins Fourth p4eut
roice came across named Edw-rd ArIns:rung who
wss drssrnr hug" cloth through street I'pon
beng questioned the fellow answered that he found the
cenNas IN the street, but the officers not liking his
sory took him ia custody, aud compelled him drag the
properly to the StsionlIonY Upon subseosnt inorIy
twas sscersncd that The had stolen from the de
River Neseay morning Capt Doxey Of the vessel made com.
pint sssnt Armstrong sud Justice Welsh committed hiu 10
pr,on ior tris.
DARING RoBBREIrS.--The residence of Mr. John
o. Ror. No. SO West Thrytnrd street. entered yesterday
trnon BY forcing open basement window and robbed OF
quantity Of svervsre.
The dwelling house No 10 West TTtyssveth street was
also eonnslv entered abou O'Clock robbed
Of quantity Of silver, valued 8l00 with which ID. rozues
escaped.
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Cn1p DRowSrD.A boy nance ,odD in ccn IN
, ,sS q Ire I house Of IN Bsfs.q ST. on ST.
,T Tr mother missed he child s SamS s1S sc ned is
49, IIoses--bn, not finding II returned "'"'' NV
+, tad been drowned.
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H. who bss for nunber Of years lived secluded DE We.
lork stree Jrsey City, died suddenly yesterday morning
asthma CoroA- Mcinnsly uoied and s' viewing the
body took cha her cs-ct II l. said that b hss respectable
tbe Coroner.
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Tar CorSrr Nu,srRyIhe Young =, M ,ns rl1rra ia
tisn Of BroOy S afp. =. F,tSsL About two
the k%s'h CSSas a.. ita TO The FEAST and enjoyed
feat.y
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. borse attached to cracker wagon,

Rcs,wAYA horse at'1 ,Ss.s in sss.s .ss LET The
sn sy S Sh snsisnaed in futou street ' ssi iu M
Se N horse he owner. S s'1 XII s p by Justice CONVEY
- .-n.,'s. srs Thomas and seppth DS''e"
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Sx,,or. Arr,.,Y-A fight occurred S s,ssn W.@e
cs an aud james Moran % he f s % boarding ,pa
Works he m sdI nso sasaed aO'a struck hi" 0a INC
s "a; r.ipa serious DJurie~
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r.o,yvrps or rur FRE DEPAsraESf.

.,r.xr FsGIsRERs oF THE Firm DIR ~, n,t.a,-.
oins have declared eesisS $500 BY the Com
Of the Brooklyn Fire Dep'1 cyeae Wisp v.nderee
I,9m III E'v Georse sulcyy, Wiin rmc r. thrown
en e ~ ronseousnce of Illegal votes
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=, -, rhn (seperaI Term OF VI, VT ~, cco (
TnE CounTs.,A ~ "a. Ssa q Jsu.1 Ih. O''' "''
Court he. aS,oG as. o. Msaisy n.S to- s' Of
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SUICIDy IN NRwaRK.-A man named John II. Stage,
shout years age WHO Newark Saturday eveni
in the Philadelphia train. and stopped 81 the Washington House
died that pscs esy hour Tuesday morning from th'
Of andarum which supposed he took desnediy
biz Pocket found empty ourounos vial which had con
tanned and labeled audsnuu the contents OF which hsd
Violently been swsowe BY Mr. Sissa The dcessed very
respectfully connected ard he tOdy taken in Charge b riend
rom kee.IoTk.
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NhRhsf OF RowDY FOR AssuLrtyG PoLick-
%'-OL Sunday night, tho a0s, instant, Officer
rahus, Of the Ninth Precinct, whil. attempting to
Pest disorderly character, at the cor.er Of Green
pea and Sixth avenues wss set upon and ,dly beaten
Kagsng Of rowdies who were lounging about the
ksnoorh0od. The rsscals after perpetrathS the
sa'sge ran Oh. The crowd rescued the prisoner rom
eomeer, and one Of the nfisns with brick or pec>
t'ooe Gu, open the officers head. Yesterday Ofaoer
hnea sPprehendsd Gee Hugh Darreh, who was
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fs,se CousryRYEIr MoSEY.-On TUESDAY even
attain named Absalom Crawford entered inc ~"
Thomas Hendry of Mo-. i53 and LOO bloonie
is End called for some Refreshments, amounting III
rsssi2 cents, in payment OF which he tenaerea q
Evssti o. bill on the "John Hancock Bsnk
S'sssauseits," and received T. IS in good chane'.
Hssd lsa the place, and embroidered by his .''Ce,,
~ INTO the place Of Samuel Rradiee OF NO. *
es street, and there purchased quantity OF refresh
r1s amounting TO % cents and gave IN payment io'
ZINE one OF the counterfeit - bill IN the bank ID
Iassces. Mr.. Bradlee, believing the bill to be COCA
earsed q IS in good change. In little time there
pes NJ. Bradlee discovered that the bill WIS BAD
20 ws out for the purpose Of hunting up the fellow
fee'lbs 0f6cer Baldwin OF the Eighth Precinct he
ed the case TO him. and the two then set ont 10 eaten
rusesl. They had not proceeded for before Mr. n.
enled out ont. Absalom Crawford and upon his fully
feenfying him Officer Baldwin arrested MIN. The ae-
sed Is ~ yenrs Of age, native of New-York, hives
CLARK street, is byoccupstion a csrtmsp, and de-
ned answering any Questions. Justice Dawson, be-
whom the accused Wa taken, committed him 10
lson In default Of q, 900 bal.
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Darn or A JERsEYnss AND HIS WIZ - INDIA

REIIcIous.--The Rev. Henry Kendall Of Ea,
BooiuEcd hss accepted the call Of the Third Pres6yers
Church. Pisburgl. Penn and the Rev Jerrmish Butler
Ro ~ " thai o the Congregational Church oi Bergen n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

ia Railway Moudsy ssoertsin the Of the people
reference the project Incorporating the psoo undor Cir
Charter the friends Of toe moyeuent csuied The day By
ioGfy ol %.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
Select Classical school at Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
~ AIRY, 1851 by the principal Games H. oner
has received large and steadily increasing measure Of the public IA
ateed by from
naa delegation q 70 the University at Chapel Hill
after VIII be conducted under the
aud Professor A. G. Brown, Of the said
teacher OF the ancient classics
will
qualified for the Office appointed require
The studies designed prepare young
classes college and those
obtain the benefit Of full collegiate
life instruction the ordinary branches edue
Fer the sake Of the efficiency
will limited THAI and
lecture the subject Of lesson his
department
Care will be taken also adapt nstruc
ton 70 The latest q knowledge in each H the
branches While the methods shall he
consistently preserved no expense will be spared
apparatus for the work.
Important preparation adyan
and promote the the
The Carolina been hong en-
gagged in The profession, and
further nformnn their
distinguished citizens this in the SOUTH
Among these are Hon VIM A. Graham, Hon Mnngum
Cows Moreead and Manly Hon Asa Bges RI Rev
Rev Alexander Wilson, ID. d., Rev Samuel
Deems D. The presidential the North Carolina Univesy
members Of the board of
viii on the Of July
Other particulars made known application
May l4s
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Valuable Farm and water-powcr for sale.

TJNIIE undersigned offers at private sale very de-
srable farm containing about $40 II IL located
extremity Charles county Maryland and i bppadad
east
and the ncr I crock M ele its waters into the Wieonco
which sufficient
any desirable extent.
The ands adapted the growth corn, wheat
and, from the abundance that annually
its shores and the quantity Of shells that H. cou be made
Of the richest farms the county There Euperabunlance
comfortable dwelling quarters,
stables barn. all good Oysters fish,
wild fowl abundant Communications Baltimore the
trict Of Columbia almos daily Address
JOHN HAsifIsBY,
juno 5-iawH Jialrls tat r. o., Charles CO., MI.
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
of Cafornaunind States mail steamships Ae
York for Aspwal the 9Th and Goth Of each onsh connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO san frsaalseo
These steamships have been sacsed and approved by the Navy
Department, and gnAran,y SPEED and sefay
The Fana railroad (47 miles long,
and crossed In or hours baggage passengers
checked in New York through TO san passengers
embarked at Panama by
paid In New York covers all expenses Of the trip
Reserve steamers kept New York
Francisco, detention
entirely reia,fe
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Aspnw
Conductors through u each
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the apply
West street, New York, to l. W. RAYMOND.
6--dn
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IH0R SAIE.--A large and commodious brick dwell
IL hoasc, three sties high handsomely nnshed in modern
convenient back buildings,
throughout commands, from the stoes rxten
situate between 2oth and 2l
streets desirable ncghborlood and within three minutes
walk Irdent House Also the tao vacant house its ad
n requfed--he whoe making a
street OF 10 fsrf, ny lso IN depth.
Apply samuel sio,i sh, Col Edwards street.
The premises.
June lI-e.Odlnf%
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TTNHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily city, connecting
the Lightning Liner q Missouri river packets that Jce
daily the arrival Of the train the mails
and passengers for Boocye Glasgow, lexington Kansas Leavsn
worth Weston, Joseph, nnd all intermediate points.
Louis 4S bOurs, and from "a 90
hours ahead Of boats starting from ST. louis.
The Lightning boats In the trade and
being required schedule with the mails passengers
freight their Through
purchased the principal cities of the United saies
atthe Offices in 81 Louis, T. MoklSlCk,
May 22-dn Asstsupt
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A CARD.-We hereby notify those Of our Gus
IA who have that our
intention 30 have them drawn o tho 10th instant repec
lively presented for settlement about The July hi.
has years formerly w,
but regret that attcry by many 70 be re
gaicd matter of FORM meaning object To nh
such beg leave to respectfully earnestly that their ac
counts must be closed either by satisfactory dates
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