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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

|rac'ive sale Of f,irs skins &c., for oash-IOHN
EDEwATER A co. viii sell, this day, january ~,
|clock at their store Nassau street complete assort
! me items will be found Hudson Bay sable, mink
hsrtru chncha, lynn r'artsn, fch, genet &c.; vio.
n "a eu "a Fl cula, loves. % ays, csrs rObea
| he Wh9.s,e tr Flt Vl .hout rcee,yt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

tcTioN NoTICE-AsSIGSEE's SALE OF GOLD
| sni silver wAichss jeweiry &C.
SAMUEL OsGOOD CO.. Auctioneers.
m sell nj auction 10 Thursday A III O'Clock at
saesrooms 81 Nassau street consisting OF gold and sill
waches cameo, Roman mosaic, coral, gold stone and
cases suite earrings finger rings, buttons,
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tcTIoN NoTICE.-I. BoGARr. AucTIONEER-By
-fot guns pistols powder TASKS show cases. Ac. sold
LOUIS n. yULTE, Constable.
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|CTfoN NOTICE -THOs. BELL. AUCTTovrER
M W 8 THOMPSON inform their friends and the ptrb.
4. their saesrocms, ~ East broadway, Csthsrne
are now ready for business and will receive c0nsgn
o' furniture or any description Of merchandise TOR
or private sale Outdoor sales attended 70 and seslei
dan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

A UerRALfA PIONEER LINE, ksT ABLfsHfD 1854
"A CARRYING the United States mails sailing positively
the day advertised Packers Of the lsh and h Februsry-
The magnificent l. clipper ship MINNEHAHA, $50 tons
register Beauchamp, commander, will sail this her
cond voyage Melbourne direct Monday February IS
from pier No East river The famous clipper ship GOt
DEN WEST having two thirds Of Der cargo positively en-
gagged viii sail FOR Sydney direct from pier IS North river
on The Februsvy. freight passage apply
board or to n. w CANKEON, No. Bowling arecn Sight
Consienses IN Australia. Messrs Wilkinson Bros Co.
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THos. vErrcH, AUCTroNrER-sroREN NO. ls SPRUCE
srret-sherrs sale Of the contents Of grocery store
&c on Thursday January n 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 6ii
Third avenue consisting Of teas, sugars coGees wines H.
Ac JAMES q. wIfI.ET, Sheriff
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THOMAS WITCH AuCIIoSEER, B SPRUCE STREET,
NY-py order of y. W. Fseer, asstgnee-will cell al
public auction on Thursday Jan b 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
hs store rs Spruce street Of chronometers and chro
n~meter lsihes pinnacle lamps, ccsnpasses
ptnion cutting machine, &C
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vt. q
w will cell st auction Wednesday January n, at i0
O'clock 81 the salesroom No Pine street general assort
ment OF handsome household furniture. OF description
lee pier mirrers suits In plush velvet hair cloth and
leather carpets bedsteads &C. Also, 81 Julien
claret Mendes French do Rhine wine
Muscs wine, leases brandy cherries cases French
will he offered.
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T MACKENZIE, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL, THIS
81 day at O'Clock 100 Hudson street. all the furniture
Of boarding house. sng of SOFAS chairs
bles French cottage bedsead feather beds and bedding
wardrobes, glass; crockery and silver
plated ware. Will be sold, rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

THOs. vETTCH, AUCr1ONRIR-SrORE NO Is SPRUCE
sreet-sherrs sale q stoves ranges, Tin, brass and
1854 Al 10 ocioci A. H. third avenue consisting of an
assortment Of psrlo, cooling and bsoom stoves Of
every description, heaters brass copper tin and hokow
ware, castings, CRATES, stove fxur.s Ae,
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tcTTos NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
BOGART-Ths day, ut 100, O'Clock I'm front Of The
bon rooms Of Frankfort and William strees one
|efr wagon. L. GEkMER, Constable.
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IJCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTrONEER-By
r. BOGART-This day, at 10lf o'clock Mt the auction
b. corner Of Frankfort and william streets consablei
+-Ioebod furniture mahogany sofas do parlor chairs
pgany card tables, mahogany work tables, mahogany
rrs bureaus, crockery, clothing ollcoth carpet one
EDDIE &C. THOMAS GUSHING, Constable.
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E,oR LrvERPooL-sABE1. 4 CoRTTs' IIsE-THE
II fsvoriie packet ship CENTURION. Captain Csulkns
win on Thursday the 2h Of January. FOR passage In
second steersge having Superior accommodations
apply on board, ri pier IA East river, or 70
r.. T. CORTrS A CO, III broadway.
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+. CLEANED FROM THE NAILS.

singular incident related Of the defence Of Lucknow
which rather startled the garrison and the people, by Its
summary novelty Three prisoners were brought in
and were undergoing examination, when round shot en-
tered the place and Killed the trio
An interesting incident in the proceedings of the Viz
gina Episcopal Convention in Winchester the 2lst u
was the presentation to that body Of ongot patent
originally given to that church. at Jamestown by Sir
Andres, governor Of that colony in 1894 1t had bcen
found among the old silver in the drawer offs southern sill
versith and purchased from him and presented to
the Episcopal church in Virginia, by gentleman Of Mo-
bile, Alabama
Orders have been given to the Of the fremont
Mills Lowell to start up All their idle machinery Full
operations will be at resumed The Ns says that
the portion of the Boot Mills devoted to the manufacture
of fine cloth for prints used by the Merrmsck IL TO be
suspended for time owing to the very light demand for
such goods.
The total product Of California up to the lst January
1885, was 1888, 7l2467 and Of Australia $269 697 76O
This gives total of 5000 O0O added 70 the gold
In circulation in the last years The product Of
1887 III California s6S ,207 slight increase of
about 500 900 1885, but less by 600, than
the productive year. 1853 The product Of Australia
in 1857 was $49, $50, falling off from 1856, which
was the most productive year. Of $3,2oo0oO.
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THE CROPS.

We have taken some pains 10 inquire, during week
past as to the prospect Of the wheat crop in district
and from all learn, the yield is expected to
be considerably short Of m average crop. The cold
weather during the spring has made the straw very
short and the heads light and chay The rust fur
as we are informed, has done little injury, being almost
wholly confined to the stalk Sfarsanbmg Is. CO PH1
Farmers are complaining of the joint worm in nearly
every county have heard from There il unusual de-
structon in King George. The fly and chinch bug
committing rsvages upon the wheat in Culpeper The
complaint is pretty general Tney also complained
of In the neghboring counties of Madison Rappahan
mock, and Page Fredericksburg (pa.) Nses.
The prospect Of the and cotton crop in this county
is promising but the oats have been almost entirely
ned by some unheard-of disease, which has completely
destroyed the spring crop in all the rich bottoms where
the greatest yield efected.-E,vula (Als) Spirit
the South. 7
The wheat crop is said to be seriously injured by the
fly in Washington, Knox Clay, and Gibson counties In
diana The wet weather is rusting the wheat in many
localities.
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ARREST or THE BRITISH xAYAL OFFICER
(rrom the New York Hcrald.J


One VI the letters from Havana dated the s0th ~
May mentions that the ofoor who searched The Amer
can vessels et S&guA Ia Gunde hsd bsaa Azsslsd sna
gcn&Ionan who was ON board the CaAnwhA on her pa
sage from New Orleans informs tha4 when they touch
Cd at Havana it currently reported that the British
occr said to be the captain Of tho buard had bosp
psosd under arrest by his superior officer and md,
an escort TO Jasnaica for trial that the feeling of tia
people there was that the commander Of the Styx and
Busxar had exceeded THAR Instructions, and would b.
withdrawn We have made inquiries nom reliable
sources and from parties In this city. who the
above statement correct would undoubtedly have been
appraised Of the matter and their opinion IL that the in
formation u not to b. credited .Ig ~
The following sst Of The hitAsh vessels now In the
nsighhorhocd 1t Cuba:
Jaspes gunboat IAant w. b. Pym. eighty horse power
one sixty four FOUNDER amidshp.
Jasseur, gunboAt Lieut.. j. NJ Scott. one similar gun
Forward gunboat, Lieut. H Davies sixty horse power
one similar gun
Skipjack gunboat, Lieut. J. Mcnsay, sixty horse pow
er, one similar gun.
styx, side wheel steamer Commander yescy $50 hon,
power, nix guns
Buszssrd, side wheel steamer, 500 horse power ii,
guns.
Baslisk, side-whecl steamer, 400 horse power, sis
guns. E
Not another British vessel Of war n has been
recently cruising OF the coast Of Cuba.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Hon Thos L. Anderson of Missouri, has made ap-
ponments to address his constituents in Missouri com
mencng at Palmyra the 10th instant, and ending
Paris the 18th of July, Gen. John W. NOEL, the
democratic candidate in the 7th district also publishes
long List of appointments to address the people Of that
district. ai43 q et "a s sTiiitseta "a ga ~ sf
The national democratic convention Of Illinois will be
held at Springfield on the 9th instant. Aea8
meeting Of the democracy Of Beiicville Illinois was
held in that city the 18th Of May, the Hon John
secretary resolution adopted to appoint central
COMMITTEES for st Clair county and also the following
Resolved That have implicit confidence in President
Buchanan for HIS pueness and honesty Of purpose and
statesman Of ripe experience and undoubted patriot
and that we will stand by him and his administration ;
that we look upon II second to no democratic adj
Ininistr&tion that our country has ever hal
Received That we viii use all honorable means In our
power to elect uch men In November next TO fill our
State and county Offices that we know TO he true Ma
tionsa Union loving Dcmocrats and will stand by the
Cincinnati platform and the present administration
RESOLVED, That in the Lecompton constitution, with
ssEnglishs amendment" II has passed Congress-
see another OF the great and glorious democratic pn
Piles fully carried out and sustained u.s. the right of
the will Of che ma3oty 70 rule - and hxil With pleas
cratic friends throughout the Union upon success in
settling that vexcd question and getting II out Of the
halls Of Congress. ~ a4 ~
democratic State convention In Maine will be held at
Augusta the 30th instant to nominate candidate for
governor
The democrats Of the fourth congressional district of
Ohio will hold convention at Master the I'D of
July TO nominate a candidate for Congress.
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Sch must be dec;dcdby - dierrnt pow1n. psstes to
- treaty of Paris Dut Nith6nt this saprgptc note
mother reason for G b. pa q hostf Y wit the
complete defeat and dspsss pf the Trkish troops by
the hardy warriors Of tho Herzegovina. Thw net would
certainly have stopped The without the French note
while there remains proof that s Frsnoh note would
have stopped the without tho Turkish defeat.
The ground Of this wsr disputed boundary line be-
tween Turkey end the httle THzltory q Aontpreo-a
must settle and Turkey alone But this v only the
ostsnsbIe II Tho tso real b desire
the part of Turkey sd 70 parcel out that psn
pality for the extenon Of their domnious Austria
has for long time dictsd her particular efforts toward
the aOquzensnt 81 coast ON the Adriatic she
needs u to buA up hss navy - hw merchant marine
She has gsinsd spne tsrhtosy, mt she wsnts more.
Turkey 40 dseEs moro territory there. prAdpaly per
haN tor TIE sappieNn u Aal nation tat hes never
oaassd - eiws hs trouble. Bat now It sppcam that
France, England Russia aud Prussia have agreed TO take
this little State under their proteon and for the future
her perfect Independence Will BE- guarantied.
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PERSONAL LNEkLLIGENCE.

Hon, James Hughes of Indiana has been renominated
Congress BY the democacy of Monroe county of
the counties embraced IN his district.
j. +. r. Ray, esq, has been appointed by Gov. Har-
r secretary OF State of Tennessee to fill the vacancy
casioned by the resignation Of Dr. Burton.
Col T. c. Hindman who has boon nominated for
Congress in the first district Of Arkansas is the editor Of
the Helena Democrat ~ a
The Hon. Thomas Morris Erskine recently appointed
secretary of legsiOn ~ Washington, 10 half American
His grandfather the great Lord ChanscIlor Eskne,
son Of the Eari of Buchan snd hts father the second
Lord Drskins rnarrsd daughter Of 0encrai Cadwalla
der OF Philadslphia The pssnt Lord RSkinc brother
Of tho now secretary Is named Americas, probably 10
denote HIS maternal descent. $500
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OFFICIAL.

JONES buchanan Of United States Of America all
uhop IL may
satisfactory evidence having Joseph Dy
noo appointed Belgium at Now Orleans for
hereby him such and declare
enjoy such functions, powers, and priv
eges allowed tho coul Of hc most favored nations
n United States.
testimony these letters DO made patent
and the OF United DO hercunto afnxcd
hand the city Of Washington, tho Ord day Of
f. al Juno, D. 1885, and Of the independence Of United
Of America tho eighty second
JAMES BUCHANAN
ny the President:
LEWIS Cas-, Secretary Of State
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DEATH IN SLEEP.
, PASSAGE IN atELLYs POEM, "IASruE.y

How wonderful is DEATH
Death and his brother Saecpi
One, pale rs youder waning moon,
With lips OF lurid blue
Tho other rosy the morn
When throncd on oceans wave,
bushes o'cr the world
Yet both passing wonderful.
Hath then the gloomy lOwer
Whose reign Is III tie tainted scpuIchres
Seized on her siniess soulY
Must theu that peerless form
Which love aud admire alton cannot view
Without beating heart, those azure veins
Which steal like streams aloag . held " snow,
That lovely cuisine, which h fair
As breathing marble, perishy
Must putrefaction's breath
Leave Eothing a this heavenly sight
But loathsomencss and rulnr
Spare nothing but gloomy theme,
On which tho lighsest heart might moralixos
Or is II only sweet slumbsr
Stealing DER sensation,
Which tho breath Of roseats morning
Ch~seth into darknessf
win lantte wake ageinY
And give that faithful bosom 10Y
Whose sleeplsss spirit waits 70 catch
Light, life, and rapture, from her smile'
Yes she will wake again,
Although her glowing limbs arc motionless,
Aud silent those sweet lips
Once breathing cloqucnce
Tint might have s0oth'd tiger'sra rage,
o. thaw the cold heart Of u coDqueror.
Her dewy eyes are closed,
And on her lids, whose texture fine
Scarce hides thc dark blue orbs beneath,
The baby sicop Is piilowd;
Her golden tresses shade
The bOson's stainless pride,
Curling like tendrils u tho parasite
Around u marble column. n
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sELEc1IoNs OF FOREIGN NEws


IN. ,.,.,s ~, u. .A,.- ), h,,b
,ss.rsns ~ p.xs psri.is s a.. !. s., g.
I.mcs 1,t,., - =. az .sn. -, $500 ~. an
$500 - n..a. So -. ~ a,. -. - r,r-..
- la -, - 80 ss.s~..t .h.so,sns =,
~ srr.~.sio, ~. .o - ..-..i ,ss.r;,r ~ irr.ts
49, 49, - ~ - u,.. :, =. ,...--.;..! "a -
s. =. 49,, ~ i...'..o I'LL -,
- nyff-I.,r III. - EL. ~ ~.
49, - s soo.- - -. 80" Irr.r. - - FL
t 49, ss. ~. pA.ay ~ s"e - s- S, - ~
1870 ~ Sss ~ lA.la =" s. = = rvIs.
.;.A ~ L t1T 81 sTSsx. ~ S.l ~ - ~"
70 .hss. - % % = ou s., ~ III,
- al - =. -. i. kis0u ~ e 49, ~ In! W.. ~
s ~ ~, ~. - B $3.50 S',1 -. ~ 80 ~.
oss... .ss - - :. s".ns'
- -. su - = ~ ~ ,. o-o's.o
$50, 49, -. ous sne, "a Anu
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THE MONTENEGRO AFFAIR.
Correspondence Of tho N. Y. Advertiser

MAY goth, 1S58.-Thc news of the several comtats ID
Montenegro, between tho Turks and the MontenegTns
took the political world Of PARIS by surprise and ters
to believe that The governments shared the
prise of the public. II but few days before that
the government had announced its intention 10 interfere
to prevent the Turks from marching into that Territory
but appears that the French despatch to that ecc had
not arrived at Constannopo enough to prevent the
Turkish attack or II soon enough Ind not been needed
SO as the news Of the battles arrived here, the
French government sent to Constahtnope despatch,
which the Mo,arr declares has put stop to the
despatch in which 1t is declared lint II Is question
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THE CITY ELECTION TOMORROW

Tomorrow the elections for officers Of the munich
pal government Of this city take place We invite
the earnest attention Of the democracy to the obi
cation which rests upon them to vote the democratic
ticket There are special reasons, IN our Judgment
why every democrat in this city who has . vote TO
give, should deposit that vote tomorrow for the
nominees Of the party Weutterly iisavow the at
tempt made to create the impression that the obi
cations Of the party less binding here than else
where. Such principle would convict us Of con-
duoting political operations upon the basis alone of
securing possession Of federal and State Offices. We
owe it, them to tho cause to sustain the democratic
nominees; and we appeal TO every democrat to re-
cord his vote and that early in the day, for the men
selected a. the acknowledgements of the canvass.
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The woodbury. Bank Enjoinod.

New HAVEN, June 1.-The Woodbury. Bank, of Con-
necticut encined yesterday by the commissioners
and is be placed in the hands of receiver to be wound
up. There will be serious loss to the holders of the
circulating notes but the stock will be total loss.
This bank was in 1858 placed under injunction, but
subsequently, released by the court Since then it has
done little business beyond the issue of its notes
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away, when be returned, and was not long sfter
wards Pads sergeant Of n p0!aos n the n0w
uAtkin0 MAYOR Il. 50 a. 60 ~


When Mr. Hufty whose return as sheriff was So
cured in November, 1885, by the destruction OF the
balotboxss, went into Office he appointed as one
of his deputies named Perry Lyons, who had
been tried and convicted of murder in the very
court whsrsin hewAs to oficiate.
In November 1856, at the presidential election, a
band of the lowest and most daring rufians of the
town, aAder tie IsaaersAip u Abe Fhihps. Who was
a few days since himself murdsyed in the streets,
disguised as Indians, and armed with revolvers and
bowie-knives, rode bowling and yelling through
many of the streets, brsndshng their weapons, and,
drawing up in front Of the mayors house, gave him
characteristic salute, after which they galloped
oil to quarters mainly inhabited by naturszed eit-
zens. and having. by their demopiac yells and the
display of their arms, fully frightened their families,
90 ~ 70 deter husbands, fathers sons, or brothers
from going 10 the polls. they appeared there them
selves with tho pAint still vsibae on their faces.
This man Philips appointed BY the present sheriff
OF New Orleans warden Of tho parish prison, and
was disaiassd because he permitted two Of his Nd
uurriOy brethren, who were in con6nennent on tho
ch~ge OF murder to walk about through the streets
4 Such are some of the besuties Of New Orleans
knownothipgisln. and from them the good people Of
Washington may judge Of what they may have to ex-
poet should they permit the same description of
mo partyism aud dsintersstsd regard for the pub
lie good" to get footing in their city i
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NEW Yonx, June g. Cotton --sales L 500 bales with
little inquiry and prices weak, Four30, 900 barrels
State, IS IS IS 80 Ohio "a As a "a So southern,
81 80 "a 1oEgWheat buoyant--5s 900 bushels
southern red, 81 s05 western white, 81 o. d 30
Milwaukee Club, 81 90 cents; Chicago spring, 8l@a 81
Corn hrm--49, 600 bushels mixed, go . Is cents ;
white, 70 n cents Lard firm at LII o. la cents.
Sugar steady--Mnscovado, 81 81 cents. Codee quiet
at 10 l0A cents Spirits of tuspentne steady Rosin
buoyant--S, 900 bbls. at 81 As a. u So. Rice dull
Freights to Liverpool, II cent, grain u cents.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1868.
Business Notice.

A. h oxs If the Union estabiahmsni " lbs proposed
change in its terms BE- eoadacssd sricsy 9 "a bass al
- Tor tho collection fr e unlon are dspon
nd No uuymsnts should DO made 70 Aut sfsr ub Aes az
cent 10 Mr. Iipscomb whS snsessseA 10 make ooenos
in Ibesware, yand, ard ykutAA ga Gla Flslfe
wAsansoIos, March 49, lsSS---a ai 4tls ~ lfes ~
The foregoing tonclude see.ss - sos
tors that employ hsssstsss employed n o
those only psnsmsd s1ch service N onef PIN ~
- -. 4
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COMMERCE OF NEW york.


We have now complied our usual summary statement
showing the fpssgn OF this port for the
month Tho totnl foreign imports In May wero ~ 25O
552 less than f May 1887 and %, $3.50 400 less than for
May, 1856 The corresponding month Of last year. it
will be BY reference to the annexed table, showed
unusual proportion of goods sntaFed for warehousing
compared with the to entered directly for oonsump
on owing to tho general disposition Of the importers to
avail themselves Of the reduction Of duties which took
effect the first Of July During the last month the
entries for warehousng and the Withdrawals have been
about equal
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FuW ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND CON
a uncorsThe PhGnIx Iron Company, Philadelphia now
paed 70 receive and orders FOR wrought iron
SOLID ana compound bcams and ORDERS required lengths !"
fire proof buildings a bridges
IHcngs and plan Of Using together with table showing capacity
beams, will be furnished sratuously upon application
/. aE.8 t.tsl |4tt SAMUEL J. REEVES
b :. 80. Vice President s0 Walnut street
Nay 1s-satrnes &1hursIm
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Carefully oompilsd statistics ihow that twenty eight
thousand i've hnndrsd and thtyons "laboss negroes
COOLIES and YucAesn Indians ~ sh0ve In Cuba
nce 1855 and st four thousand eight hundred and four
nfort,natss lost their lives In mortality of sig
teen and oaefoasth per cent the gross number de-
livercd
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The county treasurer of Cincinnati, Hamilton county
Ohio gives bonds with suretes to the amount Of Ave
hundred thousand dollars for the faithful performance Of
the duties Of his Office
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- 81, Sss, 1884 liz, o27.s4o %, ISL ,ols

The advance In frcghts has done something to check
shipments during the last few weeks, but the difference
in the value Of produce and merchandise has had tho
grestest influences IN dinInshng The total There ap
pears to be very little call for specie and with imports
largely dininshsd ws csc TO apprshend any
drain Of the uroci0us metals. t
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The terrible disease known the ux has made its
appearance at Houston, Mississippi. The diaessc
and typhoid fevcr are also very prevalent at Ey Aha
bama.