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Fersossl Int~iitgeoce.
dore Mayo, Uaited States Navy, Ia In Wash.


Commodore Mayo, Uaited States Navy, Ia wash
irxtun
Hon Horry U Dcmns Of Hartford, hes bosn appointed
and Rev. BebJsina Psasocs Of fsnisy cnarca, Norwich,
Professor VI Lsao, in ffisIty college.
The fremont Re nple, Of Boston, have, by nearly
unanimous VOTE call upon The Rev. ]. \. ksiiocn
20 return TO pyeuoa tasr pastor, which call ne
has accepted, aud win recOmmsnce preaching there in
September pexh
Abe cscnesu Advocate says that Bishop Simpsons
hsNta N stsAouy improving
On the aGlh OF July Bon. James a. Woodwork, OF chi
csso "a ex Of Congress- from that aisci, vas
arrested Ca q warrant fcf toe crime OF perjury Tue
Charge was preferred by Snormaa y. Tracy, former
Ca her o: tao Casroseo Insurance and Banking Company
OF Geofta. The crime tor winch M. Wood~orsh ~s
arrested Vas alleged 70 nave oe,n commsea oy MN ~
Beonscn IA tho Recorders Court OF inst CITY, AZ TIE
las, January sod February terms, and which Involved
certain taasAcsons connected Win sns late Merchants
and Mechanic BAnK, OF chicago, Of which hf. moei
worth President Bsonsvn was twice tired last yin
Ger ,be charge Of tas larceny Of of the oaer
Nee Bank from Anis aud Meohsnics Bank, OF
when Dsss B obson Cashier On oosn iss the jury
Disagreed and subsequently, ar Haven, ,ae ey Assor'
ney soaDdunei tae prosecution by entering mol frps,
and Mr.. Bronson was discharged
ARRIVALS
From Hamburg, IN the sesInshp Hsmmouia II Meyer,
an GREET eopoa, rase,.e leopald saphis nsyer
Peter Kgnzer. o.r. knnser khnssr rerdasoa suoser
schusDe. Dr AbgoL Oaronne ABBOTT frsnzsco benaler.
ss. S' %sssarS Sss"S coss sss.
\ n IIon. Hsy dten, bernard, U Born, Van stenen
rrsm sAysnns and Charleston 10 The sesmshie Isabel
M. xoco,t children and psd Cslvo, Miss Uslvo,
MI Uaso A Csvo, Miss A CAiEo mia n ns N 80
Iaustres h.u france servant, couihsrl uud
sou q, Armand a1renAs jose Borrgcr Joseph Wood,
Jr reaI Hsis m niro a tiaase, Para, " de icra
de Sunra. A de Basdney, ~ as "a ov~n Nc "a Noi
iiba N Oi~ms, wadswJrtA A FIELD de Hecnsssrne
% s.s ss 1s' fsSss ss.ss
ser,sn. nvols bnesoier General Jusn hodresaiz De "a
Torce IA sud servant, Is alfonso. 4 n NomsJ.
Uair.di 70 Dayksn, MRS nalouey Vsosy .
wears sno two chdrt n, Mrs smith, NC
sssa.s. Phiiies y ou.je Lsrrasn and lady sse-
Vey. Ieiit PlG and tn IA The steefsse.
prom liverpool in the ship websier-M John oosSs wss
esd family.
Frcm Carcenss. in the brig MAJ @ silmOre-Mr Joseph
wo,k. OF York.
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City Intelligence.

pwtRrvRs ras wxsr OF GxsxsAL BuRSsrr-CciI'-
roN GivES nv CrrrzEss JERsEy Ctry.-On Thursday
last General ward burnett es this city ror the western
region Of Nebraska and Kansas thereto enter the duties
Of surveyor General 10 which post be has been appointed
BY the President Members OF the Scott LIE Guard and
other citizen corps accompanied the General AZ an escort
70 jersey City. There the General briefly addressed
them a. follows-"Brotber soldiers OF the scott Ire
Guard and frieads In gcncrai-t n, ! assure you, vi
much pride that ny departure for the West find my
self surrounded BY oeo whose friendship, poth "a sol
ders snd citizens In the camp and in the social circle
have learned 10 prize. To be escorted by such men
pleasure that viii not be forgotten. 10 comforting
me posi- Of President Of pour gallant little band esch
and ali Of whom 90 pobly sustained his oountrys flag.
and she'd usre American arms, sad thus sssocis,nS
my with that q the frst general OF sns
aee, you already placed under ncavy obngs
tons, aud now, ~ ! leave for other scenes sad
associations, .our kindness follows me, that | ana
oifhcut 70 say farewell. Msy you al continue
serve the reputation 80 nobly earned. And although
may be my fortune 10 be absent for time, trust 70 meet
you sesin" This address enthusiastically rscmved
There beng y some tre 10 eapse before toe leaving Of
tie csrs General Busaest aud ne Scou tas Guard
invited By several cnzens o. jersey City 10 psrtske
cois,on very sumau0usy pre- AIRED 90 snort notes.
Atsr Psyins due stsatca &c the generous tSe GsEeSA
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rcr,,,u,s~sooers nj Health.

The Board met noon yesterday his Honor the Mayor
In The chair
The master OF the brig Proeus, from Saxua Grande,
applied for permission 10 bring hs vessel to the upper
Quarantine, and II was directed that his petition be
granted and The ship brought up on the % Of Angus.
nexla
me captain OF the bark Cola, from g. JAso do Cuba,
made similar Application TO up, for the imm sdsts
scha 20 OF cargo. The Health Ooer stated that ous
death had occarr.d board from yellow fever the
yoysge and recommended thai she should not be per-
mtted N come up until the tn Of August the captain
appeared before Board and stated that the dcso 90
board ship had been occssoned by ooDsump on bui
on being put upon his oath tbe Board decided that the
man ysIlow lever, and consequently adopted
the Health Officers recon incubation.
The Health Ohcer also stated that The luggage n the
Empire CITY had been fumigated, aud, together ~h the
pssenser had been permitted 10 70 the city on the
evening he 10Th Instant The cargo Of the steamer mad
been brought down lighters except zen bales on cot
Ton detained 81 Quarantine. The Health OHlcef recon-.
mended thai shc should be allowed 70 proceed 70 me
city. -. -. - A.. ..,,..
ton OF the captain permitted 10 come 10 the upper
Quarantine and discharge on the an Of August.
The Health ofces reported the arrival ot tour vessels
from Infected ports The ordered 70 be kept
n the over Quarantine.
his understood sbat the Csstletcn Board Of Heal has
taken further steps In reference 20 the Sssmsnder,
which they had ordered 10 be re quarsntinet.
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Markets..


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAKD
PaLapsPHLa, jay 80, 1858.
Stcrts weaker. Peonsy vs1ia state b's, s9zs Read
rig RAuJoaa, AZ siorria Canal 43; Long biaad Rail
road, i2l4 PenIss iTsnia Railroad si%c.
NEW oslEAss, July 20, 1853.
CostonSa'cs TO day 500 bales, for miodliog.
Flour Advancing tsndeacy. Corn-75cs BOG. P0fk
tfn, 6, en-. LSrd, In kegs, la,<o; IN ;srces, NHc
BALTIMORE, July 80, 1888.
r.s s: ur sa nsT 1ses. sssas 90
81 ~ tor COMMON 10 good, and 81 ~ 81 80 Tor prime
81 Is 81 20 for wiie, and 81 rs 81 as Tor
choice. Corn DELI and while lover: saes al e3c &c.,
and y0iIo a9c Bcis uSa;J firm: shoulders
exc; sides, s1<,. AS1sc. Lard held at iiho
PlnihpElrniA, July 80, 1863
Flour firm Mt a. Is S. Mnea. Ia demand, but scarce
White 81 SO 81 i5: red 81 la 81 20. Corn scarce al
CiSc1saAr7, July 90, 1853
Flour unchanged. whiskey active, sales today eco
bbs =, 2lhc. fnere is hoshrg do,ns IN provisions.
CINCINNATI, July 80, 1858.
F1our-salss coo bbis 9. 81 a 81 Is for suporane
wbisgsy, 2zns, wsn good demand. Provisions dull
CAIc.so, July so, 1866
Flour quiet whss Arm and advanced ic.; sales 40 600
tustea, 81 7oe 7c. Corn BUOY ant sses IL Sao ocsa
els DOC osls firm Shipments 10 Bail slo 600 bcls.
-four COO busn1is wheat Recsips2 loo Dois. hour
IL ,tCo busncs wheat, II goo bushels corn
BUFFALO, July 3o--sP.M.
Flour quiet sales of 500 b,s ~ 81 l2s tor extra
WISCONSIN; 81 81 oLo, and 81 ol1s fof douoie
Gales or 600 basb-s nj roc for Chicago spras
ooc Tsc ior hea'ed Nil xIukic club. CornAJlders of
0Dsoucd, hhja Restricts sales market NOMINAL ~
Sac for resbed Oas-H,l1ers nrm; sound nominal ~
4tye wssKey sssisr sales OF 900 oos at2&c Freigats
unchanged COOS ,rqniry Tor ooaIs oaS a4c; corn
IOso ~tea: llc.; ,ls ave 10 Neg YORK. Imports -
100 tbls fur $500 busaeis wheat; ij2 200 oassss
cora; 50 900 basoess os.s Exports-soo bois Hour;
70 wnssi 80 ooo oasavis cora ID bushels
oa,s; e,O0o ousneis rye.
OswKGo. July 3o-6P.M
ffsur ssesJy, and shipments montreal Quspoc In
sessiDs Whss rg,: sales Is 900 bushcs nj 7cc. re
Cor chosgc -cfioe 81 ee for while "a
usd,sn. Corn, rsm for sound woich Is scarce: sasss
rs co.. busneis tic for sount 55c soc. for nos OAs
auet CaIai freghts laser. Wneai So 10 Nsw YORK.
LAxe inpors-e,VVV eGsnois wheat, 2No bushes oats.
CsLa 2ors21 100 ,usnels wheat, 1900 bushsis corn
ALBANY, july 30-6P. NJ
Flour oulet and less DOUG but prices sell usstAnei.
Sales 500 bbs. Wheat qasi and demand Light Sales
900 bnsbe 81 l6 wne Michigan, 81 10 for prime
vnre Caasoian aun q ANAL parcel White kentucky ~
sl2s Csfu--anc asked Tor a cargo OF primo western
mixed but NO buyers the only sales were heated 81 I0c
nc In car ,ots Osts- 4lc Atc. Tor SQUAD Caicayo.
shipped BY soxs 900 bushels corn; rs 900 busnes
vhea.: SO coo buxhes osss.
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AsorHxR SMALL YACHT TO Csoss the ATLANTIC.
Betre people England have had VINE 70 stop wandering
al the AnnAoty OF Yankee captain who win siogs
ssssapt payxnisd tbe Atanac In the little yssnt Charter
oar and arrived SAFELY the other side, the same captain
bimseif--thariss n. Webb, o. Hamford--s busy COO
s,ptrs another yscst nsvrg sold the Charter Osk Ia
which he proposes 70 maze still more adventurous voy
eee His new yacht 70 be launched ~ Stamford on Ss
turday OF this week. Like the Itte Cnarter OAK II has
bcen built By himself but not qpne tiny thing ~
that Wa Tue yacht afy I've feet long on desk,
rs sixteen feet beam and sr feet depth OF mold Sne
measures thirty Eve tons. In his little cran Captain
webb proposes 10 ssl Gar 81 Petersburg .oachng a,
Southampton England and Copenhagen Denmark, on the
way ne lntends TO remain over winter al 50 Pe'cs
~ Inc ~rasher fsyors be expects Va cross The ocen 70
twesy.tvo dsys-Hatford LINES, yuty ~.
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Marine Court.
LIABILITIES OF BArLKEs FOR THK LOSS OF NOTE.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.


LIABILITIES OF BAILKEs FOR TIKI LOSS OF NOTE.
Before Hon Judge MCCARTHY.
JrLY 27-Mestay.r and others Us. The Ad1ms Express
Company This Wa special action The against
me defendants a. bsilcee, upon special undertaking. for
hire or reward, 10 present note made By party at
Charleston s. O., endorsed BY party In New York for
payment, and MOI Pad then, 70 DO protested Ths note
fed due October q, 1$, ana The plaintiffs hearing
from for several monfhs impovtuned the defendants ia
respect H. when tney discovered that had been loo,
wbe In defendants hands before being presented aud
and protested for non. pAymcnt Mr.. S@nxsy for toe
PLAINTIFF, therefore insisted thss the defenasnts, a.
bsees for hire, liable for the OF the note
rhe defendants deny their liability aad insist that the en-
dcrser beng nsoven they are only liable for sctu
dsnAges Of The ,piAips By non protesting, which
The Court rendered Judgment for the plants fcr the
fun amount holding that bace OF common carrier for
hire liable for all damages resulting from bis careless
nees neglect In We performance OF his undertaking
thai in this case these os be question; that by de
PENDANTS neglect the plaintiff ha, lost the endorser OF the
note ssd there u no evidence but that the endorssf
was liable and good for the note, though there maj
be question ~ 70 tie liability Of the maker
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The Cancsm, C.ss-mos,on for Writ Of

suPRFME CoURr--sPscIAL TERM
Before Hon. Judge Ingrahsm.
Ju1Y 3o--1he People k,chael Cascemi--Mr. Blank
man moved the Court for writ Of error, with stay Of
proceedings us the Court Of Appeals had reviewed the
eecson OF the general term made Ia this casa Mr.
Bankman submitted that toe prisoner having been tried
ny jury unknown W he constitution, wa cptted 70 h
writ u error.
Mr. hcHeon was heard in opposition TO the motion and
Mr. Asnmead 10 reply.
Mr. ncKeon moved that the record should be amended
BY inserting before tbs words Judge Wright smended
general term.
Decision
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BsaRw.r-on Friday. July 30, AVA C,rrarr., dsugh.
ter OF aenry 8ehr man, aged months and days.
The frsnds the family ae respectfully Invited 10 ii
tend the funers from the residences of father cwner
OF North Eighth and second streets, Brooklyn T. D. on
Sunday afternoon, ct two O'Clock.
CasrnxiI--vs rnafsdsy, July -, wuliAx HsSsssr,
only child OF Edward snd Csthsrine Campbell, aged Al
months.
raj a No ts7 West thirty second street 10. fsaiaydsy,
afternoon, At two O'Clock.
ia CcsrA-0o FRIDAY morning July go s his residence
the 5eth yea OF bis age.
The fEisaas Of toe family are respectfully nvnsd 70 ~
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DxGslw-GuRuS-At the American Legation, Paris.
or fhursosy, july Is, by the Rev Albert n seeley,
IssDIkroS q. DsGRAw 70 Me- MARY GueEsr daughter Of
Jchn 2. Gilbert. ssa., all Of New Yort
hiNoN--hoiDE- LIN Brooklyn, Thursday, JAY ~
by the Rev. Mr.. Guon, Mr. JAMES r Hixos 20 Mas ksrs
N. HoiDEs
In Glnsz-HAu-cn Thursday morning, July %, Al
westn nsier church. ~ the Rev Dr. McC.ree Mr. Psrks
q. In GAL TO Nss MARY NJ HAYS, b0to Of ias city
fRAvAR- MURRAY - In ths CITY, on Thursday evening,
July 40, by the Rev Vim Ssrfs Mr.. Psrss TRAINER 1,
hrs KArp V. MURRAY eldest dsugnses Of VIM Murray,
fea al Of shn -sty.
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Bvwros's TnxAnu.--Mr. ". T. Burton, In another
column Advertses beautiful theatre for sale or rent
His neah affected By masy gears Of assduous attention
To busErss, demands reiAxa.ion. The property
1ne one admsbly located, and under popular manage
neni must prove q probable speculation. Inst hiss
proved So evident from Mr. Birtons intention to opes
~ usual sSssou should tho right man not try
10 Put himself In The rigst place.
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U~ssiziEE or thu Schooner Ann PtcI<erel and
Loss Of Life
PHILADELPHIA. July 80, 1858.

PHILADELPHIA. July 80, 1858.
The schooner Ann Pickerel, of Baltimore, from
Georgetown for Philadelphia, capsized this after.
noon off Chester duringa squal Capt Lvingston's
wife and infant child were drowned The captain
mis- mother, three OF his children, and the crew were
saved by the boat of another vessel.
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THr IrxScu TnArKK-An extra performance OF Fronrh
corsay aid ballet ~ given NJ The Metropolitan Music
ball This evening". rne theatre has been well attended
ana the performance nave been very good.
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The Onfv Democratic Stssc Canv sntIon.

CINCINNATI, July 30, 1858.
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio met at
Columbus yesterday. and nominated Mr.. Thos. w.
BARLEY for Supreme Judge, Mr.. Jesse Durbin Ward
for Attorney General Sir. s. w. Gibson for Comp
troller, and Mr.. X. II. Hendrickson for member of
the Board OF Public Works
Hon. John Sherman has been unanimously re.
nominated to Congress by the republicans of the
Thirteenth district of this State.
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directed TO be sent to New Orleans by way Of the
Az NJ river

directed TO be sent to New Orleans by way Of the
Mississippi river.
The United States sloopofwar Dale was at Santa
Npz. Tcneriffe Island on The 9th of June. Comman-
der M Blair reports to The Navy Department. that the
officers AID crew are in good health and that Of the
one hundred and seven previously the sick list,
two died. The Vincennes had returned to Porto
Praya and the Marion had gone south.
Mr.. Nagent, the special agent to New Caledonia,
will leave new York in the California steamer vi the
9Th Of August His instructions are in course OF
preparation He will take out dispatches from Lord
Napier to Governor Douglas
The Secretary of the Interior expected to return
from Mississippi tomorrow.
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Congressional non,inatinn IN Indiana.

CINCINNATI, July 50, 1893.
The Democratic Convention of the Sixth Con
gressona District of Indiana has nominated Martin
GRAY
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DENTISTS CoSvENrroNs-The American Dental
Conveofson composed Of dentists from all parts ., the
sypion, viii begin ia fourth sannai session "a Tue 81 Of
August 10 cncnnsn.
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The Canada Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, July 30, 1858.
The Cunard steamship Canada arrived at this
port from Boston at half past hoe o'clock last even
ny, and sailed for Liverpool at li:30P.M Weather
clear and cain.
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Freedom and Equality nj Saints ma sim
the comforts OF the world inS-yeai.nt Of suusns
snd cold ssieT photographed By HOLAss 80 brosassy
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Geld Chrsnosnsssr wstchss- Warranted tine
t,pers. much beoz prices usually
cssred By rrssi dealers O. fencock Represented by
DAVID Kali @ls Broad ~, up staus
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Gents Summer Shoes Elegant Shoas on
hqrd maze Of spy desg fabric s she
ice; Also Children shoes g. CArTRELL. oi3 Broad var.
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Paralysis ard Deafness Restored often with
hour seasrs Of crsu treated with almost
nysriAbie By ir NAssY. Is Bond street, r.Y.
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D.Hares Saiamnnd<r Safes W;sh rnfsnf
powder proof iooss and tsrs Ao Gre and burglar
ROBsKr NJ PATRICK.
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UaiIswsy's Osatmsst.-Sore Isg and all
urs efupiors arc injuries o. tre flesh sA knalv
Sly Under te operation Of The Ointment ~
her gente AYsrient acoG ASST the ns.en
lt1e. rev York
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New Fabulous ia Gcntiesaes's Furnishing
gods by ever itesnsr. a. 0RFESs shirt and furnishing
-toae. NO / = stor Gouse
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Bsryp TJfcophsroos u the best spd
cheapest sr'c'e for dressing b--nfYng cesnsnK curling
preservtg aud res,Jrtng the hair. LADIES' W sji " al
druSglsis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER
HXA1llA LIFE RAJ

"A BYATfs LIFE BALSAM
The most certain known remedy tor soroIua dan,
rt. Old ulcers ere'peIaz satrhsum all
tss-e arising frem impurilT o. she blood. VITA
csuse bsy may have flown from
The life bssam daily curing the of 8Yspsps,s
asthma piles, hver ant ki6r complains spa II
the DO veis general denilty incipsn &c Ar
Principal depot 80. 26 GRAND street, New York 70
per bosi.e; sin for ~
Agent tor Brooklyn, MIRA Hayes, No i75 Fulton street.
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CristrsiOro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tcop-c. go
JEe bes N NE wo5. Nho,sslls and relAL he
privately applied. no. A-lor Hoase.
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Annlss in Washing ton News from Esrspe,
California, New Granada, Central Amertc~,
tsss South Pacific, Sandwich lsiancs. M-xs-
ca, Cuba, Wess ladies, cGc.-rhe Frsxer
Kivs G..id Miaos-Tne Indian ntfiicuisiss-
Latea f.on. Uiah-rhs Latest issnee-
Mnxkesx, &C., DC
she WISELY HKMALD viii be published at eleven o'clock
morning. Among tn viii DO found .ss follow
ing
rrspcc. the late Gold pcoveries Opinion OF Lord
Nsp,rr- The Indisn War In Oregon, &c.
News from kurcpe-Ihc Atlantic Teiegrsph-Tas Msssa-
ere n: Jitesi-commercisi intelligence. sc.
Two Wrecks Later News from California.
News from Frazer River-The Excitement the Pacific
Governor Stevens Of TaAAngc. 1srfiioryOur Rights In
he God Region-Twenty Eve thousand Cslorslaus
en- route for the The British HI Dorado, &c, 40
News from Central America New Granada, the south Pa
cihc. sandwich Islands West Indies, 30.
Important from MEXICO Fall Of San Luis oDefeas Of
krsmon By Degollsdo Operations In The Vicinity VI ousda
iejsrR II siiion of Gen. Cnseroya &C.
hews from Hxvaos-selzure u the American BhE
Nancy The Captain Prson-u nited Goa
susr Police on the Island, &c.
The iIdan Dmeulues-Army News from the Paolnr-Re-
port OF Aueher Bs,ue-indlsns Attacking the kiatrsCo
sep;oes Command saved By Catholic rres,
for Serious war, &c.
Ope Week Later News from Utah
tAitostss os Leading Topics Of ne Day.
Latest News W Telegraph
Financial, Commercial, Religious Political Sporting ana
Nirsins iataIiigepce.
Weekly Rsvrw Of tho New York Ca,,Is kaxk-s-
Family Market Repor-Retail Prices al Sf mar
ke:sbis produce
Marriages and Deaths together viii large variety f
.eresnng Loca, and Mireiiaasoas nems.
Single copies In wrapper. ready for mailing be AAA
.. the oounioS. Price Sin cent?
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Fine shIfss- Ready Made I'm Castora Style,
all Exes nj MoODrB. 81 broadway.
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Wi1sos's Hsit Colossr viii moi dye the
shr. but gradually Turn ycur hair bscs crown :"
wftout iriurinr the hair rounie IN applying 40.
ped tke wsier. kvwybodV usee ~ Ouy IS bo,te
walnut street fhiAd.lphA
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Truss rpd Bsr dsgs observation-disclosures stocix-
inss f,mse supporters Al ns.rnnen,. fst drformes
Dr. ULOvkR, No. 2Ann street.
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Gen Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor sfrop.
Tbs The genuine article has been e9used for produo
h- heencsl possb edge 70 rAur. For skle by j. o.
sAUNbkss. No. Astor Loase
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2 900 PsriS Soft Has Received per Steamer
kertheru Light Fer sale hy the parsage oriy.
kHIsALDo n Waters, importsr ii2 broadway.
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f,LAEKs SYRUP, The GREAT BLOOD PURfrrER, n
~ for sale, Wholesale ana reAil ~ UnAs H. 8INYs IL
prosdWAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-31
The Aea sast KieCaioas.

ing the dfst wsek In August the annual elections VII
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

bur We give 1t to our readers ,A2t taey
may lora some idea of how soon this
tyexed Slavery question is to be settled
BY the policy Of the present AdMlnistra-
ton. The article IL question relates 10
Slavery in the Territories. aud demands,
On the part Of the shareholders, iegisIa-
ZION by Coayye&s to apheid and enforce
her right to hoH aaves IN my and ere
yy Ierrltory IN the United States. This
IS to be brought forward as a fuudament-
al principle Of faith PLANT a. Mr.
D0UGGAs has been in the hands OF the
South, il is exceedingly doubtful wheth-
er he VII >uqpamb to the Administration,
after seeing his fssorire pet 50 horribly
mutil~tci. Should he do 50, he viii De
.ett without a shrod With which to cover
his logical nakedness. The Administra-
ton Is determined to make one more tri-
al Of his metal. What will De The result
remains to be seen. y tue time is ahead
for the Democracy"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

Eject1nent Notice.
,yiliasa V Heating, 10. III, : pt. Term,
Aiolnh E. Borie, 1888.
and Ia the Conrt Of Com,
James N. Wilcox, yn1l Pleas Of Potte.
ps. County.
E. Fahes and Seth ACTIoN or EJEcTNES
Backus. for Lot Of L2li il
R0ulet township, Potter coaaty, Pc, contain
ing forty acres. and bounded ard described as
follows: Beginning at the northwest corner
Of a lot surveyed ~ c. knoHlton, being POS
in the East liuc of lot contracted to John Barr
thence North by said lice 81 rods 10 a corner
thence East 80 rods 10 nortn- west CeGnrr OF a
lot surveyed to II. Leet thence South by said
lot 80 rods, thence West so rods to the place
Of beginning; being part Of Warrant M. ia2l
And new, TO wit, September -31, 1888. or
motion Of John S Mann, Plaintiffs Attorney
rUle on Defendants to appear and plead By the
third day Of next Term, or Judgment by de-
fault said rule to he published according tc
Act Of Assembly. BY the Court.
Il. J. OIMSTBD, PCoth'y.
Coudersport Nov. 10, 1888.