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PREPARATION OF SUGAR, THAT ANY Gil
WILL EAT WITH PLEASURE.
PRICE % CENTS PER Box.

Sold in Warren, by WOODS & PEw; EFookfeId. hy
A. CHEW; Vienna, by Il. J. STEWART. Jr.; Girard
by Gilbert * Price; Youngstown, by MT Jewell, and
by Druggists generally. NAV 20. 'j5.y
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SATURDAY., the 10Th day of July. 1855.

between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ, and 3 o'elOeS
2 VI of said day. the following described Real Estate
Of the defendant. Cyrus B0sxOrth, TO wit: Forty three
acres Of land, being al Of an entry or tract Of Forty
three as charged on the duplicate OF Taxes in said
county. for the year One Thousand Eight lIundred and
Forty-Three. in the name of Joshua stowe, in Range
three, Township three, salt Spring Tract. Lot twenty
four. y. W., also, in the organized Township Of Wealth
ersfcld, No ? on sad Tax DIplicase. and is bounded as
follows. viz: On the North by the MahOIing River. or
the East by lands Of George Parsons and land formsrly
owned by o. II Duncomh, on the Southby land Of
Hopkins. anu on the west by land formerly owned by
William Porter Of AustintOwu. and land OF said -
Hopkins. Also. about Thirty ToaS Of Hay, which viii
be sold at the residence Of the said Cyrus BOswOrsh.
on the same day and between the sane hours. The
Real Estate above described has becn duly appraised
at Nine d So 100 Dollars per acrJs. TEENs-Cash on
day OF sale.
A.. Il. LYMAN, Sheriff.
- a. 49, "a
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nISSOLUTION.-The co-partner-
H. ship heretofore existing between BOardman &
Reed. in the Foundry business, is this day closed by
mutual consent. All persons therefore having unset
lied accounts. will please call and arrange the same
without delay. The business will be continued at the
old stand by Chas. BOardman. for the future.
CHAS. BOARDMAN,
JAS. REF
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Exr. Of Calvin c. Sutligl
VS. 10 ITuuliQI Com pLas
Augustus Greater.

Augustus Greater.
BY virtue Of Yeldtioni Exponas IN lie above emit.
tied cluse. issued out Of the Court { OF Common Pleas Of
Trumbull County, Ohio. and 20 ne directed and deliv-
cred. | shall expose to public sale. ut the door Of the
Court House in Warren. in said County. on
Saturday, the 18th dag of JaIy, 1853,
h,twcen the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and ! o.
clock. p NJ. OF said day. the following described
Real Estate Of the defendant, to wit: All Of Lot No.
Forty one 4D in the Township Of Warren. County Of
Trumhull. AMI State Of Ohio, bounded as follows -
North partly BY lands Of Edward Shosnaerser. and
partly by lands Of Benjan.iuL lane; East partly ~ lands
Of Daniel Derr. AMI partly by lands of Cyrus BOsworthi
South by lands e. John Mckee, and West partly by
lands f. Osborn, and partly by lands --
Lewis: coItlining within said boundaries, Two Hun
iTed and Forty acres OF land C2i0) be the same more
in said Township Of WarreH. Appraised At S33 per
acre. TERNs-Casao on dag OF Sale.
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
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Youte Snteuigtntt.

AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Posr OFFICE, WARREN. CHIo,
April 81, 1855
For the present the several mails al this ONCE viii
close and open as follows:
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CHERIEF'S SALE.
~ Isaac HolfOrd,
vs. IN lrunpui common AleA5.
Cyrus Ellsworth, ct alb
By virtue Of Vendi:i9ri ENpouas. issued out Of tde
Court CT Common Pleas Of TrumhUll County, Ohio. and
to me directed and delivered. I shall expose to Public
Sale, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in said
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House Furnishing Goods!
1ULLINERS-and all others wanting

WALL PAPER.-We are Just OPEN
w ing or second supply Of paper htngings, and
can say there is nothing like so full and complies an
assortment IN this region OF the country and arc bound
to please all customers. Call and eNauiDe. at
ApriI p. ADAMS BOUkSrORE.
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
~ Gilt band Ch:uqi White I-onstone Chinal Blue
Ware! Common Warel Glasswarel Looking classes
STONEWARE
In any 7uautiiy. and cheap for Cash, at
April ~. MeLAIN'S.
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by virtue of a Cd alias order Of sale. issued ont Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbun County. ohie, to
me directed and delivered. I shall expose to Public
Sale, at the door OF the Court House in Warren, on
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LATER.

Since receiving The above, from a eorrespOn-
dent, we are in receipt of the following letter
from Mr.. Edward Hayes, which gives the same
facrs, more in detail:
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Comxnissinuerv sf Health.

There was meeting Of this Board q, noon yesterday,
his Honor the Mayer presding.
The bark Harmon, from hatanzas on the 23d uls q,
having discharged her cargo at Quarantine, and having
been umssea, d;sniocted and ceansed ordered 10
come up en- the 18th inst
rhe City inspector presented statement Of uuissnces
oocAsooed % The keeping Of hogs In the city, aud sskng
the Beard 10 take action 10 the matter. The following
places said 10 be In the most hy and dangerous cou
0itoE:-
rho pre- ises owned occupied By Jas Caso Ia sixty
nlth s'Itet, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The pienists az PaioK Csrtre, on Eighth avenue, be-
tween SAY sixtn and sixty seventh streets.
tbe premises OF Ierence Hcsride, Ia Eghth avenue be-
tween sixty sixth ard sixty eighth streets.
Also tue plsces occupied - unaer, by
Philip echaeGer, on sixty seventh street, betreon
E'sbtn and Einsh avenues
James Rely, sixty seventh street. Eighth
Francs Acus, Sixsy hfsh street, between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues.
Mr. sssuA, sixty nf,h street, between ronsh and Flo
ver'h svcgufg-acd
wBan yao soip,a Eighty nftb street. between avenue
A had Frs avenue.
va refolved ,ss, The CITY Inspector be authorized
and he Is nereny ordered, forth sth 20 suppress The
BGsasos complained Of by removing tue hogs from the
lecs is rcs,ed OUT sfer giving Que notice % the
psn,s u the various places and that the attn aud ali I'M
pure after which may have accumulated In thom, dan
ge,ors to public health. be taken away.
The Boar then adjourned.
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Nmo GAnpKS fine palmetto drama Of "GrAodfAiher
Whitehead" Ia 70 be revived this evening Mr.. Blake is
10 veteran hero The entertainments to
ooee with Brougbams extravaganza OF )olum bus"
powyxy -rhe cemenss 'os 70 night ~ this house
CONSIST OF the exciting tragedy entitled "Damon aud
Py,hss," new pApiomime, by Mr., Fox, styled the
"Colden Axe" and the favortc drama OF sack
sheppard"
wAiiAcI's-Nr and Mrs. Florence 10 complete the
sixth week their very profitable engagement here to-
night The selections comprise "Born 10 Good Luck"
"Aovertsipg for Wife" and the "Masic Shirt"
AMERICAN MUSEUM Professor wyman 10 70 terminate
his astonishing neoromautc and ventroquia perform
ances ut this estsoishmento day. He vii hold his nns
magical sources this Afternoon and 70 night
woop's u,s,RErs -Hsve you enjoyed Mr. RIces mimi.
table representation Of the Virginia negro, or Eph Horn
Illustration OF the Poser a Musicg" not By ali
drop In az 56l Broadway 70 night
PsYASrs sNuRErs have lately produced various new
scngs buresaucs that have caused great deal o..
merriment among their patrons Many on these and
other good things ~id be repeased this evening
THE PAAcs GARnxSs bid fair 10 become quite fash
cusble place OF evening" resort es ever Nsuxhs In
Ne most pamy days. there VIII doubtless be another
large asssmolsse THIS eyeains spJoy MI Bakers pro-
msnaae eopcerh
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SsRtsa Isiaasf.
SPORADIC CASES op YsLLow FEvm.

SPORADIC CAsBr oF YELLOW FEVkR-
IDsfmsion has been received 10 the edect that Miss
sossp Urcss, yoaDg woman lately residing near the
beach bcl,g rownsend's deck, on the east aide Of
staten Issnd died Of yellow fever the evening Of the
18th inst Mis- Croes had inhabited the cottage By the
beasn during the pas, months, and wss remarked
.oa sfe rss constantly The habit VI taking late evening
the river and Of maxiog frequent excursions
among the shipping. Not org after the frat symptoms
Of the cse-se, the yourg woman expired. domestic
named Mary deindrccscn wss also seized With yellow
fever house ies days ater, add vas taken
TO the Marine Hospital on the island This servant, Ike
Mss Cross, accustomed 10 boating ana bathing
in the evening" and occop cd sleepog room adjacent TO
that 10 which Mies Croes used TO steep
These two sporadic cnes OF yellow fever, II has been
sugG eeed elbows the danger Of bathing station Issud,
IN tie vcnase of the Quarantine apch.rase, and ho~
advisable u 70 for unsoc ate1 persons 70 expose them
selves among the Inherited Shipping. There hare been
10 csses Of Epidemic yellow fever the issnd zee
where port, these two sporadic cases have been
distinctly traced 70 the infccsed snpping at Quarantine.
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rNrON COI-Vg

UNION COURSE, Lora rsLAND-rRorrINa.
Two uos,pg matches have been decided during the past
week tina Union Course Long island neither OF which
afforded much amusement nor remarkable Tor the
tine made. The match Tuesday between Fanny
Fern and Pilot the marc winning with much ease On
thursday Bopey Young and Rosa Bonheur decided their
match n rain storm that made the track resemble
mai more than totps COARSE the horse Winning handiy
IN three sire sh, heats The following the summaries
UNrox CotRsr, L. l., August lo-rrotsing match, $780,
mile heats, best three 10 five, 70 wagons
warren Peabody named mr. IN. Fanny Fern. I
D. Kehoe named b. z. Piot.............. ...... u
Tine, 25lA-2lIx-2A4X.
THURSDAY, August la-rot,iog mstch, $500 mile heats
beet ,hrve % Ave, 70 wagons.
~. woodruff nam. b. 4. Boney Young.. !
ID. Taiirnan named or m. Rosa BJnncar.
Time, z57-t;5s-259.
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Lrr-u youngest daughter Of David sut ksr1 A na,.t
eyed yssrs, month snc cay. - W.
me funsrN will take place from the rss,iapos ~ h.
pArsp's Fat cunt, wsstcees.ar ooaaly Ms Tss'r.
morning, 1t hat past eleven Carriages xl be N IL
ing toe Harlem rscrosa depot AZ trsmrot on Tee a.
rival Of The II a. NJ train fron twenty s.roe, Ssv
York. '"
kuRrr-In Asiors, PArRrcE YcErHY aged 80 yssr,..
native OF the pss go OF tnnsk couoty CAvan Ireland
mo relatives ard feads Il the ul,y are rsspeoauy
invited 70 attend the funeral sunday afternoon, be
tween three and four O'CLOCK.
MuDEszRaKa -0n Friday evening, AuEust i3 Joss A
MuDpBxsSss, Eeq.. In the sfih year az his age
ihe relatives sad iEonss Of ,ne tann7 are respectful
IL A1 10 attend the tcnera fou his late residence
"a Esnmor -Tev en- Sunday afternoon, n two o';lock
GniIxrs OF a,sen arr. Jos asssr SOD Of David ss<
Jane nlhMsn, sgeo year, : mon,-s ,.op thar
rssicenns 80 King sreet at three O'clock tbis 5star Us
son cf Thomas And Francers Partridge aged year,
IDs feayes ard Ffi.aos OF the tsrny respect: ally
70 bosnsn piscs West rhirsy tnrd street, sunday
ateinoon August lb at four O'Clock, ~inout further tn
RYAs.-Ir ois cry, on Friday. Angus, 10. MArrKw
YEARS
Halifax, Move Scotia, ans Hartford, Con p.oers u,ss,,
coey.
suIswooD.--Ai alsnyiie, Conu cn Friday mo,p,,r.
ASsuss y: at AZ O'clock, MARY, Eec Of tho late Win q
cr1-At Evansville, Ind, On rhursdsy Jrne n Ysse
ANA HAstAs wife on yohn ri Scott AGED &c yesrs
=, tvsE -lroSned, on boUd fhip Sir Robert Peel q
land, aged Is years
~ .AiAn-in this ctf On Friday, August 10. wnLtAmr
IAILoR, aRed 20 years and monlhs
rue seia'v~ .ad frends Of soc family ara rssuec4.
iuy hv.ea " senf ,be funeral without further inyt-
nl,c al 20 Grad street Sunday aferpoon 1t mir.
PAST Two O'Clock. Toe sos wi bo sskec u WeNf-
port Core on Monday nornins August 49, by tho sevsn
O'Clock New haven tram.
Wssr AT Waterford. So ,,pgs county v v on 7ue,.
day, August TO- JOas TEsr ias Of tan cly In ihs TIA
year Of his age.
wiLsou AT Hobosen, on Friday, Angus. 10. ES...
daughter OF james II and Eliza wilson aged mos,bs
Gro 10 dsys.
TIE relatives and frier3s Of the family are respecAv
nvted 70 attend the funeral, Sunday Rsscrnooo u
two O'Clock, from lie Nesoow street, acooker.
This lie u but a summers dsy,
OF staoows and Of light;
Its b,ghtes sunbeaps pass aEay.
AND econ give Place to night
Far chilchned is the early Dawn,
And youth, the morning gag;
Ms,bood's the noon. 80 quc kly gone;
And age tho evening ray.
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Board Of Supervisors.


This Board met last evening" quorum being present
Supervisor Stan in the ohAr-when AFTER dsposiug of
unimpor.srt matters, President PURDy moved that
the annual lax levy be taken up, which WAS DONE
MI PuRDY then moved TO strike out the resolution ap-
prcpraiiDg the Of s3s 27s for compensation to Mr.
CAMEL d. Copcver a. Street Commissioner and bis
ployes.
ON the question being put five voted in the affirmative
ana four in the negative The Chairman ruled that tho
motion Loaf
Mr. TWEED moved that resolutions nne ten aud eleven
Of the repor which were passed by 40 illegal vote tsx
members only having voted for them DO de oarcd
not 70 have been passed by legal The statute
lave to the organization and powers OF the Board
aured that votes sbouid be recorded In favor of
resolutions embracing appropriations Of money
Superv1sof hESNEDY opposed the motcn and slated
that he hac attended the meetings Of the Board for three
evenings, when other gentlemen skuked about the hall
dodgpg the question.
Mr. President PuRDY repudiated the insinustion, 1t
was meant TO apply 10 him. be had attended every meet
ing OF the Board but one and that occasion he alb
sent the business Of the Board.
Mr.. TWEED said be hurled back with contempt the Ia
situations Of Supervisor Kennedy they not founded
fact
The CHAIR called Supervisor Tweed 10 order.
Supervisor KENNEDY sad-Let him 70 on every word no
says will be bin own condemnation.
Supervisor TwrtD said that the assertion OF skulkng
or doogpg tue question referred 10 him, fs.se.
supcrv sor KENNEDY said tina, that assertion did not
prove that what be said untrue.
Mr.. TwEKD's resolution declaring the passage OF
solutions nne ten and eleven Illegal, was passed By q
vote Of seven 10 two.
Mr. TWEED thea moved that resolutions ninth f&as 27s
for Conover, &c tenth for sl3st0 tor Couovsrs law
expenses Nevensh (Si65 for the legal expenses
OF the Metropolitan polce) be stricken out
Which motion was lost for want OF constitutional
negative.
The Board then adjourned 70 Tuesday.
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MARRIAGES AND DEkTHs.


o'FARPElI-kSosrY On Thur sday, August IL, By tho
Rev. gn1Das J. koonsy, r 81. Briogeis tbnrca, DAsL
0'CossSL o'FARsKIL 10 Miss EuzAssm Jssoxs hoorEs,
all Of ths city.
i1Js-sTAwART AT tbs Church CT the Holy Conmu.
pon thursday, August IL, by the Rev Mr. Lawrence
ZsSAs Pru1is, kxq q sung sing, 20 Mss ANN srKv
ART daughter Of tne lsse Rev Jons BSrion OF Bai-
more, Nd
Northumberland. -oc Tuesday, August 10, by the
Rev. n H. Bair, M JAMES kcsArGn1s Mss jam MIR
kAy, all OF tbis CITY.
wiIIsrr-Bzcs WIZ On Wednesday, August 4, at 81.
LIKES church, brooklyn, oy the Row. j. W. Dllsr,
6xasAEn uIxrT ~ MANIA eldest daughter Of henry
y. Bsekwith, Eco all II brooklyn.
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Fyaucsco bsrker Parties caic>icg the VIII psase
apply To Dsv,d Cameron, FAD. EsqSd~As nascer.
osx HUNDRED polARs reward yin b fivee ios Toe 70
ter the trunk wAs OF brov lesshar ssn rollers Al sne
Bottom two psls Of blankets weye srApod on ~ sop 40
rsss on IT, the hoder will receive the sb1ve re rsrd %
leaving the recovered properly 81 BSueSs oo'e 'csorA
The Gazette got up with care, and Is wei printed sno
the mines prove rich nrss reported, it viii prooA
bly, grow up 70 be valuable property.
FRASER BIvss
On s sabecs of these mines the editor OF the Col.
bs Gas.ie expresses his IDEAS in che toiloxOg
Last sunecv, en- my windiog way
II les n the l. oics Of che dag,
AL sounds all ". ices, seemed 20 say,
Fraser river.
At esch saloon the glasses sung
the jewellers. q iitils scrrug-S
Toasted, bic cuppes, laughed and sunz,
Fraser river
The merchant, with hts door half cloud,
To show his wares ~eze moi exposed
For sale, KEEP, mnflering a. he Owed,
Fraser river.
The dandy, with bis ruffsd shirt,
Forgot to sszs on Msoaus ekirt,
Sno simp,y sAid 70 Fanny Flrf,
The miner, leauUg on hs pick,
Az e'hAopy" as perfect brick"
SAID, oEe care oaly yskes the trick
Fraser river.
The psrsoa as be LEFT tho church,
wss arguing with Brother 3 .roh
These woTcB heRrd-"left IL the iurch,"
"Fraser river"
wandered 90 beyond the town
TIE valleys IL VI buttened gown,
Said, "you bel, }" 'get, /" "now puugle down."
"yazee eever."
The mining claims were in q trance;
Picks, eh0vele, eluices. looked ask sace,
And Aaic, the boss has gone to- Frsrcs-
Fraser river.
Mastered up the mountain sseep;
The quartz Hills all ESd gore to sieep;
The wlnas we're Whispering iow aid aeep,
Fraser river.
gave 1t up, and homewsrd bent;
TINS waters murmureo as gent
Co. editor, with brooches rent
TO Fraser river.
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We bsvs received full and detailed copy Of The ssa
mates Of income end exp tture Of the governmest Of
Cub. 70, 1885, ana the rs SIX uhs OF 1882 which has
been RENTED By the colonial soyo, usnt to thst Of
Asdrio Tor appreciation. much TOO lonS "a minute
for publication In columns and We hsve tne.store
made the following synopsis Of the annual income Npd
expenditure, which sin be found intsrssting:--
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DR., JAS. M.Clantock's DtarrbGa Corul al
Our confidence in ia efnc unbounded New York
Ledger. solG by GsRhIT rOkTOS. Abl kgah Avenue,
oy druggists everywhere
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Tubular ard Ribbon Ttes.-ro Wholesale
Received Per Persia large invoice Of
s,y .A OF ABOVE Soods; will DO op enfd ha cay.
A. hAfMOnD 4 ". ~ broadway.
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LsteAt Szylo Or Scanfs, Ties. Crayats, Shirt
bosps &c, yea per samer, NJ GhhSa5 sh.rt ami
Furnishing sslie, no. l Aston House
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Cyrus w. Frsid.-Impers~l Photograph or
Cy.us ". FieM exhibition u BhADfA gallery, $50
broadway, 7hompSons saloon.
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Radical Cure Truss OMce-Marsh Il 90.
No vessy street, Asor Hsuss Trzsos and supporters
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Campbeu's HAIR Tonsc-1he best rreprrp-
ton for TIE hair Is cents A. CAMP BILLS arug store,
klgh,A syenas Aad twenty eahA street.
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Snsrss for tns Million, all sizes, Retained at
wholesale prices ct McIAUGhLINs corner OF Murray and
ore<nVich streets.
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Csmpsssii, Chssuist and Apcsnecsry, corner
Of Eighth and seny Ell nth street Special attention
70 presc dptions. Pure me iicines.
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Bsorlxly. Fact ~ nlismson Bros. Cameo
type Ia ecgea 10 tbs Of the age.
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Bsrryr Trscol,hsroUs - the 0~at and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng ceansns curling
preserving and restoring " har Ladies w Bold BIZ al
dYurr16A
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Dallou's French Yoke Ahssss-Supexsor tn
any msnufsciurtd this county, foe durability style and
pres. bALLoO bnOhnsns, ~ broed~Ay.
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Uollovwsy's Psus aud Observation-Disclosures
from disease hese preparations endorsed By half Me
world with such tesissonists, they not worth tying
No Internal external disease tests, them. Sold At 70
MAIaen lans, n Y.
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Csxd.--Ali Persons who have Gray Hair
hair OF bad color invited TO call ara consult Doctor
RArDJEAE &c. asuaoa free NJ "a Church street
barclay gives the natural color
red and may be ooDsidered real prodigy o. chemistry
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Dsaancs Salamanca sanss-Wlth Patent
powder proof cks and bars Also, IRE and burglar
proof psror safes. Depc i97 Pearl street :. ,,v
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Gsc. gRugsdsTs' Metallic Tsbist Razor St-sy,s
article has ealaled for prpduc
rg thn posso edge For skie by J. g.
SADEDkks, No. 7 Aston House.
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Atlantic Telegraph.
QC1kNs MESSAGE
Whose The bee, sevipg machines In The United Bates
PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WHITNEY LYON, Prcpris,ors.
aaasrooun a46 broadway n. W
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We have ADDED tie pe.ion list and mail service here
10 the iteDa Of the Servc Of Span toey pro
peTJ bsoue there although not down IN the budget
there they included In the expenses OF the
vice ot the island The population island s about
OF and a hah million OF people.
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Brooks Bosts.-Arssclss sasertor q any Wa
puf.cured IN this country for dursbiy, besuty snt utility
SIS Broadway and $50 Fuiton street. n. B-Shoss and
alters, the largest as sorneut In the city.
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HEALTH OF Nsw ORLEAss-LARGx IscREAsE N
NuMBER OF DEA1Hs.-roe numoer OF destus 10 Nss
Orleans during the week ending Sth inst EXHIBITS large
Increase, compared with tins preceding Opslhe cou
psrsnve figures beng NJ follows
Week epdUs August
Week enctue August
Increase
The deaths from yellow foyer during the period
s.o chow considerable increase, the total for the Two
weess footing up IS annexed-
Week en5ins Ausust 20
Week ending August ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Increase 20
From THIS large number OF deaths from fever, however
Ws proper stse thai IN every case the victims
persons wholly nnsocmsted, and of the whole number
(l40) but eight wore natives OF The United STATES
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Tue San Francisco advetsssmsets Ia the Gazette are
lore numerous ihss those OF Victoria. In all ta,re are
boz, four columns OF tnose Of Victoria tners ls one
baking kposn the superior excslIence OF the Bniey
oussthe pioneer hotel In vctora-and setting out tns
be bar "fresced over' by Mr.. j. g. Kse,sn, formerly
the Fashion saoon Sara nen,o, California. The terms
board and lodging are announced as mederals Mr.. j.
Carroll announces that he keeps erooery aud liquor
lore, and that ne "ise OF SAD Francisco, California
advertisements by commission mercnauts snd land
Eens there six, mcst Of the firms being from Cali
|rna. One bscxsmiib, one carpenter and one butcher
ring the merits OF their respective establishments
efcre the community.
one firm announces that has made arrangements 70
eep hand continued supply Of Puget sound um Der,
sale either By cargo osherwIse and another Arm
branch Of San Francisco house-advers.es cooking
loves quicksilver, bottled ale and porter Manila segsrs
onongshcs whissey, and general assortment q rope,
bpvsss and ship chandlery OF I" lost and found we
nd the folio Nings-
Norcv -Touad lsAtipg n Victoria harSr black
bcketbcck, Containing oertdcsse OF deposit On San
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