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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20
NOTICE NO ,rRr-EMrrIoN u.AI,lANrs.

NOTICE no PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. F
Every person right pre- cmpon Of the
townships Of townships above enumerated
required establish the Of the register and
receiver the land Office and mce payment therefor
practicable seeing appointed
public sale embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim VIII ber orfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
AID Commissioner Of the General Land 0fhce
Intel. and Star
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TIME RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AND
Search examined principles and authorities y Rich
ard Cove Counsellor st1nw Wellington Pamphlet rs cents
July FRANCk TAYLOR
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E a i
--------, the Of hereby agree
10 furnish deliver United Statos navy yard at
twenty live oak timber
Of the Bureau OF Construction Of tho
date Of - 1855, for the u ----- yix n
5000 sided 10 and IS inches, at per foot
10000 do IL and IL inches, do do
10000 eand 10 inches, do do,
$4,000 do do
Total value.
should my accepted request to be addressed at
and the contract forwarded agent at
----- for signature and certificate
July -, 1858, Alb.
Firm Of Guarantee
We tho unde OF in the State OF
hereby guaranty foregoing bid be accepted,
WILL the tho office
navy designated the contract for the
good suretes said shall faito
ter into aforesaid guaranty make good the diner
the offer OF the said and that which BIO
ACCENTED. CD.
49,, 1858. @tt I8-t Eff.
Witness, G H. ~
thereby certify that the
property and able TO make good their guarantee
-----, 1858.
To be signed by tho United Judge United States dis
trct attorney, collector, navy agent.
June 15-law4w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-19

FOR SALE OR RENT.
- THE CORAL STORE ON THE COR.
HE of Merchant and Kaaiumanu occupied by
Hsr Dr. Mckbbin. Possession the of August
next The premises so by 60 feet and will be
desired and the house order If sod
will be made easy. Inquire of
Honolulu, July 20, 1858. 1Os-tf ASHER B. BATES.
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TO LET,
TIME COTTAGE ND PREMISES IN La.
II HAMA, recently occupied by Dr. White. The building
feet with verandais pantry,
house. house. bath house, and other oubunCs
premises superior full
bearing Apply j. T. WATERHOUSE. Honolulu,
I0O-tf Or II. DICKINSON, Lahana.
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CEORGE C. SIDEES,

Manufacturer dealer T Sheet Iron and Copper vars
opposite j. @. SpahiiuEs Honolulu n
Summer Bakers, Tin and Copper Pumps, Bathing Tubs.
Foot Shower Baths, Tin ami Zinc Roofing snc gn-
esnl assortment of Tr iDp work eoe-uet Win
and dispatch. Jny J, '-u
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j. III. WOOD,
Imuorter and Boots and Shoes OF every
description. Shoe Findings Pump Sole, Rigging haTne
and Patent Ieahers Calf, Goat Hog, and Buck SKINS
Tr,nks yaise srarring Gloves Foils and Masks, BLACK
inc Brushes Hosiery, &c. Brick Shoe store corner OF
For. and Merchant sts., Honolulu H. l. July l-u
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STENCIL PLATES.

LvOR MARKING BOXES, BAGS, &c, CUT
II Order, at the lowest rates, by BURKE Co, lob
SAN FRAScISco. ALso-Names cut Ia Cop
per, marking clothes, books etc. with iPieibe ink
n Borders left with the publisher Of this paper VIII al
ways be promptly executed lo2-a
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TO LET.

- FOR 1 EA x OR MORE, TIL ARG e
': and commodious dwelling house and premises belonging
Capt. William Bace situate in Beritania street,
sisting of three below and large
THERE'S substantial and house and
attached with good well and other accommodations
the premises and Is altogether desirable and healthy
residence for a family.
Apply Pahau, Carpenter, Printers
Lane, or Mr.. III. NJ WHITNEY. 3nl08s
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~ THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY
Mi: the Undersigned the WhaR Immediate possession
l07-tf JOHN THOMAS wATERHoCsE.
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TO LET,
lxl 4 THREE.ROOMED COTTAGE. SIT.
::H Richard street, Merchant For
@.s2. tculars, inquire on the premises, of
ABRM. BOLSTER.
ALso-For sale, one Carriage Hrsse
107-tf A. BOLSTER.
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Numerical Advertiser.

| For the Pac. Com. Advertiser.
We Shall be Happy Yet.
,ot. beloved. though clouds may lower,
kx,u.. rainbow visions melt away;
k.b,s bnlv star has still power
r. nav the deepest Midnight sway
l. m, T take prophets tone,
b. love can neither wane nor set;
Il hart. in trust. grows strong. mine own,
h. shaII-we shall he happy yet.
a. thorr-h long ANXIOUS months have pas-'d
H.. this true heart vow'd to thine,
In r1ure for US a light at last.
kb,Ss ham upon our path shall shine
t,,r have Ia-ei midst doubts and fears,
r. u-rer with one hours regret,
! 70 cor1ss joy tn Gid our fssrs-
h shaII-we shall he happy yet
hv the wandering birds that find
| h1-1e beyond the mountain wave.
1rh many a wave and storm combined
h drlg them 20 OCEAN grave:
|. 1niuner s-ns that brightly rise.
kar-h erst in rlourufui tears they set
an loves hopeful prophecies
r. shsii-xe shall b. happy yet G.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Ymses ano gmAs.
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS,

THE UNDERSIGNED . OFFERS
@ for sale the LAND which he is living,
Auated in the District of Kona, Hawaii consisting
about 6S Acres of gooiend enclosed with walls
There about 2000 the place. which is
well adapted for the culture the There dwell
ling hose and cook house, with out-buings to the
road and good spring of Title simple In
quire at this Office, of the undersigned spot.
DANIEL FREDISON.
Kona, Hawaii, July /, 1855. 1O9-tf
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HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,

w. j. RAWLINS & CO.,
ARE THANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS
and prepared, with their present improvements
supply and families with hard and soft soap as
meats oil.
T And always ready buy trade for talow slush.
~ Finds OF kitchen grease. 53-1y
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Business Garos.

DANIEL G.. WATERMAN.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
super1ntends the Quitting port to the
shipmen. of oil and negotistes whalernenis
drafts, &c
REFERENCES.
Messrs MORGAN, HATHAWAY, & Co, San Francisco.
MAcoSDRAY * Co.,
D. r. GREEN & Co, Bedford
JAMES B. CoSGDoS ESQ.,
5i-r W. G. Z. PoPE. ESQ,
Ii. w. FIELD,
Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu Sandwich Islands.
BY permission, he refers to
C. W CARTvRrHT, President INSURANCE.
Company, Boston.
Messrs. H. A. PIERCE, Boston.
THAYER RICE & Co,
EDwARD Morr ROBINSON, New Bedford.
JoHS W. BARNETT K SOSs, Nantucket.
Perkins & SMITH, New London.
Il. r. SSow, Hon
23-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

Mar EIzv irsa.t 6sgats- o. rhcraAs and z 2. a.us
aged II motifs and Il days
invited 10 se,d the fauees this Saturday StsrnecG
lwD oc eek, from NC. Water street. Flu ferry
Brooklyn
RDza-Cn Thursday August g. aiisr lingering uiao~.
AMELIA RrDx7, aged 81 Yeas ACC 10 months.
TIE fuoeral viii tAks place ca Sunday arsfuooo 6
two oolocs rcm the resdeboo Of her sona law. Joha
IlIsssy Nc. I'D Egcso avenue. Tho friends And &C
ouNrtapoes CT tte family, aiso Of her inAw john
sndsAy are respectfully invited 70 attend tas fansrs
without fur her ny.islion
rons.--suddenly, Wednesday, August 4, wAnE
Tons AGED al pears
Els rernairs we're Inferred in Evergrsens Cemstsry
vosa In BsooslJn, 90 Thursday. August 6, EZzoswrM
TIE ients and relatives Invited u attend shs esas
raj e,s s.sureAy) afternoon .. hal PAST one ociock
from tie residence Of Der son In law, e. HArrI cornr
OF sonscr snd Desalo svsnres
Vas Doalzs = On Friday, Angus. 8, NAacAxxr youngss
dsgat1r Of Cart Charles scc haTkAres vaa Dohsn Ass<
2ysas, nortns and IS days
he funeral will take c.ace Sunday Afternoon al t~v
O'Clock tro no. 2Ts Forty e't srees II, frecda
aae relatives Of tAs family arc Invited TO attend rasv
wrpov0-on Fridsy afternoon, Auylst s, ss tares
o'coek Psxz APasus ~sstoyxE, OF P. II. and z. T.
Sece'vey, ssed months ano 20 csys.
Tia relatives and friends Of tins faculty rssoecsguAT
Invited 10 attend the funeral tns (5atlraay AttsrrSoa
AZ thIeS cciocA from no $40 Pacific Sweet Brooklyn
Troj and New Brunswick. n J pspers please copy.
WcoDHgAD.-Suacrciy, At D.ncas;le, Yorkshire, 2ag-
nrs, hr kATTETT WooDBEAD. trciher OF Mr. John Wood
nrao, a tais city, 10 &c 6Gtc year OF els age
HusIANs -As wess Eud. HUDSON my. \ j., 90 raers
oa7 cTsnirg Auyust 6, LYDIA, ths beloved wife OF Won
wu,,sns fsq lste Of Newark. ". j.
ne turerG, Esry;ces will take place Sunday sar
r"cr at thee O'Clock, ~ tie Reformed Dutoh ohurcn
s.y are respectfully Invited 70 attend Titnou. rursax
~rsos-or Friday, Argast 8, goBxsr wrlsos, IA ,as
62e year Of ais age.
Ihe trtints sao relatives CT the family respectfully
i-vs5 30 s,snt the funeral irou his late s,lsnce Nc
30 Lc~r5g street sunday Afternoon A. trc o,ccex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

B,runosr, August 6, 1858.
Flour quiet Wheat active-Red, 81 20 a 81 90; white
and yeilow, a3c p6c. whskey nrm al 2eHc 27c
Provisions buc ysn,Mess pork az 70 SIS; bulk shoul
ders, en-. To-; sides, 90 lard, 1Ssc. l2c.
PHIt.pEtPHIA, August o, 1858.
Flour firm. Wheat buoyant; sales 1900 bushels a.
81 20 Is Tor red, aud 81 Al 81 a. for white Corn
active; yellow 81 Provisions arm. Pork lrm. Hams
1obc al2kc. shoulders 40. lard l2c. i3c wbskey
nrm 1t 27c
BUFFALO, August 6-sPH.
The demand for Hour co1n1ucs good, aud IL gresisr
than the supply the receipts hght ma,uly for
through shipment the sdys he better grades dur
the haa been fully Jco per Dbl sales OF 400
bbs a - 81 for supernne Canadian nom spring wheat,
copsin 81 Sc rs for extra Ohio Indiana and MIGHT.
gan, and - 7bs 81 90 fer do. Canadian Wheat quiet
and steady sales OF Is 600 bhols ai 7sc for Chicago
spring and 81 O6 for white Michigan. Corn " 10 good
demand and the market very frm sales OF % 900
bushels az o4c q CSC. for uDsoDnd, and zoo.
for good 10 prime sound Oats In demand and add
firm; sales IA 600 bushels warm al 42c 43c. Wits
-four, lie. On wheat ana 10hc on corn To Ner York.
Receipts BY lake for the last twenty four houfs =
6,4o0 bbs. -four, 3.24o bushels wheat, 1900
bushels corn Canal shipments same ume--b9os boIs.
-four, b2s bushels wheat G6l bushels corn 10 600
bushels oats, ! goo bushels rye.
Flour steady. wheat duu sales 4 500 bushels Green
Bay mixed al soc. Corn in moderate demand sales
1900 bushels Western yellow at 73c Rye scarce sales
lsOo bushels Canadian at &c. The Green Bay mixed
wheat which sold In this market Wednesday at $50 Il
misguided IN the Asrocated Press papers
SIC. corn, 1%c., 70 New York Lake Imports 900
bushels wheat, 5000 do. corn, 5000 DO rye Canal
erports4 600 bbs -four 80 600 bushels wheat Al OoO
do. corn, 5000 do. oats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

Tue POISONING CASE AT BENNINGTON gRmoSr
Mrs spanord ana the two other women residing IN Hen
npston, Vermont, who were reported 10 have been not
soned by drinking coee prepared by the husband q Mrs
spsford are still living though not out OF danger pre-
IImnary examination OF spaord charge on po,sonng
his ssrvAnt girl has been made and he held "a bs,I
in The sum Of a 900 70 answer and then committed 10 s
70 await the result In the other cases h said that The
yonns woman Il Shafsbury, 10 whom spsdovd wac pay
ne attention. claims 70 have been ignorant Of the fact that
he WIS q married man-but this IL doubtful Rumor con.
meets her with IA case in most discredifabie suner
but Il possible that there ground for the suspicious
directed against her Some OF the coffee sent 70 Albany
for anslyzsscn was found 70 DO strongly imprcged with
arsenic.
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NiBIos GARDEy.--Ths evening arc rrouesed the
peculiar and elective dramsoi the "Isst Man. 10 which
Mr. Blake IL 10 represent Geoary Dale. and Mr..
Broughams famous extravaganza called "ro ca hon,s
BowrRY.-rhs old aud popular theatre 70 open
this evening under tide management OF Messrs. fox
Logsrd Macbeth Sketches In indis,' aud "rne
Schoolmsstsr,p are announced, with Messrs Lorraine
tox Hove and other vortes including Mrs Parker and
Mss Herring, In the caste.
wauACX's -kr. aud Mrs ". j. Florence are 70 com
pete the ah week OF their very successful engagement
at this house 20 hight when the gentleman will play IN
the white Horse OF the Peppers and both artists 10
"Mscbicvous Annie"
ANsRc,S MusEus -Go and see wymsn, the mysterious
conurer aud amusing ventriloqust, before his engage
ment terminates. He performs multitude OF dolusvs
tricks never undertaken by sny other magician.
wooDs MrSsIEEts announce variety Of melodies aud
burlesques, in which Mr. Eph. Horn and the regular
company will take part and the farce Of "Jumbo jun,
with Mr.. r. D. Rice in his great original character OF the
hero.
TIVE RRyaSs.-Messrs Prendergsss and Percvsl are "
sing various Of their best songs TO night and Dan and
Jerry will wsfbe few OF those peculiarly palutve
melodies with which they 40 frequently gam vnboncded
applause.
pRomSSAnv CoNtERr-Hr Baker has selected some
very CHOICE music Cor the promenade which
be "a 70 WELD tho baton II the Palace Garden 10 night
There IS % be ano dnpay Of eoworks "a tho c0crss o.
the evcLivy
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHs.


CABouS-CrSsNeHAm.-on Thursday, AuSuIt 6, as The
residence OF the broes father, by tie Pew. Lot jones'
NJ. william CALHOUN 10 MAeoIE, youngest daughter Of
jams CUNNINGHAM, Esq all OF tbs city.
GEkMk-BsADrxy.-On "Wednesday, August 4, ct the
joan w. French chaplain and professor Of ethics
Military AcAaemy In that pace, Lieut. JONI Gsss.s,
second United states Artillery 70 Miss SARAa BsADLsr
daughter of the officiating clergyman
HraTxR-WAiIAcx On Thursday, August 5, In this
city, by the Rev. Il. W. Acaug, Mir. RoRExr HUNTER 70
Miss SARAH A. WALLACE, ali Of Jamaica, l. l.
sBAsSos-NoRx;s-At MIddletown FONT. N. j.. on Mon
day, IS by the Rev. Jonn Rogers, wN SHASsos,
OF delaware, 70 FRascxs H. Noxxs formerly Of Brooklyn
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The Can adian n1inisterial Gratis.

TORONTO, G. W., August 6, 1868.
Parliament met this afternoon; and the announce
ment made that Hon. Mr.. Cartier, in connection
with Hon. John A. Mcdonald, was forming gov
eminent, which would probably be complete to'mcr-
row. The House then Immediately adjourned till
ten tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
structive Fire In Waterbury, Conn.

WATERBURY, August 6, 1858.
A destructive fire broke out in this city between
one and two o'clock this morning, completely
destroying the main building of the extensive
brass and copper rolling mills of Brown 4
Brothers, situated near the Naugatuck Rail.
road depot. great amount of brass and copper
stock in the MILL all their heavy rolls
and machinery, together with their engine, valued
at $4,000, were rendered entirely useless The sur
rounding buildings owing to the stiffness of the at
mosphere, suffered no injury. Mcssrs. Brown Bro
Tiers loss is from $4,000 to 100000, $4,000 of
which is covered by insurance. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work OF an incendiary.
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BosroS, August 6, 1868.

B0sToN, August 6, 1858.
A severe thunder storm was experienced in Essex
county this afternoon. barn in Swampscott was
struck by lightning and burned, together with the
celebrated mare, Lady Suffolk, valued at 1000. A
young man at Davenport. named Holders, was also
seriously injured by the lightning, but may
recover. laborer was instantly killed at the same
place by the lightning while working on building
Mr. Ira Story was also struck and seriously injured
No further fatalities are reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
The KAnsas Elect on.

CFs IzOCIo hUBUSV o, Io0os
Leavenworth advices Of the Sd. per steamer Ben
Lewis to Bonneville 9Th, have been received.
Atchison county gives 1927 majority against the Eng
lish proposition. Doniphan county gives 500 ma
jority against it. Quindaro gives l6 votes for and
LAG against The proposition. Easton Al for the pro.
position and GO against it. Delaware gives 65 for
and 100 against the proposition. The majority in
Leavenworth county as far as heard from is l,6li
against the proposition. The vote in I.arimer was
accepted, 7ls rejected, and in Franklin 3 accepted
and rs rejected. The roads are in very bad order
and the returns come in slowly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

INV OHLEANs, AUGUST 4,
A duel was fought near this city yesterday be.
tween Major Henry and Joseph Howell Esq. The
former gentleman was wounded.
There are now seventy vessels lying at the
Belize.
suspicious looking schooner was seen recently
in latitude 49, longitude SO 20. She was full of men,
and had a swivel gun and other arms on board and
avoided all attempts to speak her.
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IndiAn Fight Movements or Gen. Harvey.

OF. LOU II, aurusI o. 1000
A skirnnish took place about the Goth of July in
the immediate vicinity of Fort Kearny, between
small war party of Cheyennes and Arrapahoes and
the Pawnees. The assailants succeeded in surpris
ing party of Pawnees, killing three, among whom
was the chief, and carrying of large band of
horses. AaOnsiderabe force Of Pawnees afterwards
pursued me Cheyennes, recaptured their animals
and wounded several of their adversaries. There
were over 900 Pawnees assembled near the post for
peaceful purposes.
Gen. Harvey proceeds to st. Louis tomorrow to
take command Of the Department of the West.
Major Buell., Capt. Pleassnton, Surgeon Wright and
Father Desm returned with the headquarters.
Major BarriIs battery arrived this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

VsWEsU, NuguSt o. INvSs
The steamer wellington, just in from Kingston,
reports that brig r. II. Rae of Hamilton with
cargo of wheat from Chicago for Kingston, foun.
dered in a gale on Wednesday near False Duck
Light, and sunk in one hundred feet water. The
captain, his wife, and crew escaped in a small boat
and arrived safely at Garden Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

NEW EONDON, august b, I505.
The New York yacht squadron, under Commo.
dore Edgar, arrived here at halfpsst two o'clock
this afternoon and anchored off the Pequot House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
Personal InteIItaence.

His Excellepcy General Robes, Mexican Minister a,
wshpgton " Jules TreIhard Secretary to Spanish Le
cation at Washington; A. EspDosa Cervanies, G. Bsrsn.
Charlottesville, Va, and J. e. Davis, Uoiveuity of vr
gnla, are at the Breycort House in this city.
tho citizens OF Craytonville, the birthplace OF Hon.
James orr Speaker Of the House Of Represent
have rendered him public dinner which will take place
on the 18th OF August
Major Fry, United States Pay master, and lady; Dr. Ds
Leon and Lieut. wilkins, arrived in ssus Fe from Alou
querquc the I'd o, July The two latter, In company
with General Garland, let for the Vegas Springs
George Brown, editor OF the Toronto Globe, and Cana
dian lfime Minister for Eve days native Of Etnburg
He terved o. clerk IN the city Of New York sometHouty
years ago.
Hrir-Its Dssesses, Fall. Cbsnge Of Colc~.
and .mbellishmen, the wbsse iresiei carefully by
SkhNbJkAN, "a Church street, ness 10 the corner Of
Cspt.in Budson and Onicers OF the Niagara
pholorsphs on view AZ MEADE BROTHERS, galleries, IS
broadway, near As,or House
slavery cf Political Ere eaom and Equality
ai.p i = h sS sIs0sS Sc B,o.d%.y '''
Ls,ee Sire Ambrosypes Fffty Cents, with
ess orss rush for hsse beautifully colored portraits al
Shirts, Shirts, shirts, shirss, shirts, shirts--
BALLoU BROTHERS. io9 Broadway.
Collars. Collar, Collars. Coiisr,. Collars, Col
kLou BROTHERS. ,os Broadwsy.
New Isupostasson ofts<ut,s Furnishiug Goods
jus, received at BArLou BROTHERS, 400 Broadway.
shirts, shirss-As the Emporium of Fsshics.
~ BALLou BROTHERS. 400 Brosd~sy.
New Paris Ties, scsrfs, Cravnss, shirts, &c. ,
At GsEAN's, No. Astcr house
Smithsonian House.
broadway. corner Of Houston street, New York.
European
single rooms 50 cents, 70 cents ara 81 per dsv.
nsube rooms arc psrlors 81 h0toG Meals I. ordered.
door and second story than any other In the city.
Beliou Brothers, 400 Broadway, make the
large szes and qualities, made ia style
BNLLoU BsorHEBs. 100 Broadway.
Defiance Sslsmanstev Safes Win Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also ere and burglar
proof psrior sAies. Depol 49, Pc stree $500
HoiIowsyS Ointment and Pills.-NvhiIe
By the powerful action Of the ointment the pills will be
found usefui IN CARR ing OF inward impurities. Sold 50
Dupuy's New Perfume Tor the Season
kf8-NF-QUICK,
Distilled from fragrant tullpa
n DUPUY Chemls, NO COZ broadway, New York.
RIss-pE-QUI0K PONADB, for lie hair.
kissSiSs s s34f 's o sss s spG S.
CARRY. HOWARD X sasers, Nev YORK.
schIsFrsLIr BROS. 4 co, New Yort.
p. q WELLS a co. New Nort.
rosCRcss CO.. Boston and New York.
Sold everywbsrs.
Wings Fa,sns Crackers are Undoubtedly
ne css ncar'ssrg ssa ses'st ers produced and part
-
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The New York State Temp rsmce Society.
ALBANY, August 6, Is,

ALBANY, AUyUsI o. foJo.
The quarterly session of the State Temperance
Society will be held at Utica on the llth and 18th
inst. Friends of temperance throughout the State
have been invited bya call to attend as the meeting
will be of importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07

MANCHESTER, N. H., August 8, 1858.
Messrs. Hill h Cheney's extensive stables in this
city were destroyed by fire this morning and TWEEN
ty.eigbt horses were burned. Tho loss Is about
5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
Republican Congressional Nomination.

S111' HHA.'D' 1x6Sust o. f'0o'
Hon. Edward Wade was yesterday unanimously re-
nominated for Congress by the republicans of the
Nineteenth district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
PnlislrnI Intelligence.

Tho BUcHANAs Psics ILtISos-The following demo
cratic papers In Illinois seaport the administration
and oppose the reelection OF Douglas The Chicago
Herald, the Peoria Unio the Fulton City Advertiser the
Alton 7igoph, the oquawka Spectator the ogle County
Bdtnr the Illinois STATE Democrot (springded, the Blu.
rcsa County Democrat, the Putnam County Demoro the
Jcnesboro' Caste the Cairo 7imes and Da the Clinton
County Dcaocrdt the BelleviUe Star Of Ett the Joe,
Signal kankakse D,mocrot the Ottawa Free Trader, and
aitc number OF others supporting both Douglas and
Buchanan
ASorHKs GsRRu sNuH CONVENTION The frienas OF Ger.
r snn are 10 hold another convention Syracuse about
the nfsi Of september-,hc day no, yet nxod-for the
purpose OF filing out the balance Of their slate ticket,
Ike the lsst convention, b to be exclusive affair
no person ben entitled 70 admission except those who
are supporters Of the sage Of Petsrboro