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A SEIGNETTE & PELLEV OISIN BRANDY,
~. for sale to arrive bark Joseph Fish from Ro
chee, by C. H MY ERS BRO. ap2-tf
A FRICAN PEA NUTS, in store and for sale
N by HIGGINS JENKINS, corner of Calvert and Pratt
streets mh22-tf
A MES SHOVELS AND SPADES-Round
APont Shovels, Long and D Handles Square Point
Shoyes Nos. 2, B. 8, Handle Spades, Nos
s. for sale at lowest rates by NJ KEITH Jr son, % South
Charles street mhl0tf
A PPLES AND PEELED PEACHES.-5OO
AbuShels Dried Apples very bright 5000 bushels Peaches
in and for sale by UR KILBuRN, Is South fe6tf
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-30O boxes, prime
IN quality for sale by GEORGE SLATER 10 Commerce
ia3tf
A LIE AND PORTER.-In glass bottles; Burton
IN Pale Ale pns and quarts; Dublin Xxx Porter, pints;
fresh imporations for sale by CAPR0N CO., 62 S Gay
mn
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faNHlS Is TO GIVENOTICE THAT THE SUB
scber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ralti
more city in Maryiand letters of administration the
personal estate of NATHANIEL McCu LL0UGII, late of the
saG city, deceased All persons having claims against the
sad deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit with
te vouchers thereof to the subscriber Robert c.
larry Courand street, her Attorney, on or before
the lgth DAY OF September next they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of the said per
sons indebted to said estate requested make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 10th day of March,
1859 RACHEL L. NcCIJLT6JrIiH "'
mi
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HEINSIUK, and other good brands
Z. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES
SHELTON, GL0STER, PARMESAN AND AMERICAN
Els.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other COFFEEs. TEAS of all
kinds and best quality
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS,
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size
a large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DAS and line GROCERIES of every descriptions for sale
by GEO HO[LINS,
II n Charles street.
myI2-f corner of Favette
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'1NHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
- scrlbcr of Baltimore city, in Maryland hath obtained
from the Orphans Court for said city, letters ofminstr
ton on the personal estate of HENRY PHILLIPS, late of
St Louis Mo- deceased All persons having claims against
the SAID deceased are hereby warned exhibit
VITA the vouchers thereof the subscriber, before
the 10th day OF October, next they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said All persons in
dbted to said estate hereby requested to make imme
date payment Given under my hand this 18th day of
March, 1859 PETER CiArTICE 10y "
mhl7-aw4w+ r. Administrator
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IIl9MAs shlELbs P. j. ROCHE.
"a SHIELDS & ROCHE,
TtEZli IMPORTERS OF
SESs2aSas4 n ES AM BRA INDIES,
And dealers in al kinds Of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
=, No. li5 North HOlpdrd street, Baltimore Nd
Always hand large stock superior Old RY WHIS-
~ aul7f
E3Ea JAS. HAZLITT 4 co.
f-Ej IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
$500 IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS,
81 4 IL S0uTH G. STREET, BALTIMORE,
A large and superior stock of PURE RYE WHISKEYS,
rom the most celebrated Distillers. mr7-tf
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--.'l administrator.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTTCE tn Ar THE STTP

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ba
NOR city, IN Maryland letters teSamenay the personal
estate of HIRAM TAYLOR, late said city, deceased Ali
persons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
The subscriber on or before the LIST day of October next
said estate All persons indebted to said requested
TO make nmediate payment Given under my hand this
2ath day of March, 1859. JOHN CARSON. Exacuior
hhZNl tW4W 4 FaYette street.
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-HPI-I.tWIW ADMINISTRATOR.
FENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUI

scriher has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bait
more city, III Mayl1nd letters testamentary the personal
estate OF SARAH WiMMELL, late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the
Of to Jas A. Reed - e. baltimore street. before
25th day of OctoberncN they may otherwise by law e
Guided from all benefit of said persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 25th day of March, 1885
CAROLINE V. HARDESTY.
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steamer IlGRESS, Captain Luke League
m, Steamer LlOEESS, Captain \ IL. League
The commanders experienced ers, and every gusr
aAtee given for the safety q in ter charge TIA
rates OF owage will he made reasonable For furthgr IuoT
NATION apply 10 the Captains board of the agent
jal8tf "A ~ " Pr,t,,.,
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4 FOR BREMEN
- The A Bremen ship ''HERMANNi" F. Kuhl-
master, will have quick dispatch for the above port
For freight passage apply to the captain board to
KATE Il LEOPOLD
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E-szsII OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
ESsasts STEAM TUG COMPANY

For information freight passage apply in Baltimore
II her ONCE 100 sol III STREET, board the Boat
Ca. Agents i'll Frederick <huTg,
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n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
AClTf-Ihe object Of this suit is to obtain Decree for
divorce cinculO n1dtrjm0nii.
The Bill states that the parties married on the 23d
day OF August, A D. 1857 that they lived together but four
months; gwhen he left her The Bill also charges him
with lmpotency; and that the said defendant is not
resident of the State Of Maryland 1t thereupon this 10th
day OF March, 1852 adjudgc and ordered the complain
ant by causing of this order to be inserted in some
daily newspape published in Baltimore city, once in each
give notice to the said absent defendant of the Object and
substance of this Bill and him appear in this Court
in by solicitor, before Beth day of July
next to the premises and show cause any lie has
why Decree should not pass as prayed
WM. Fl. II. TURNER, Clerk
NJ. J. JONES, Solicitor
True copy-Test-WM II II TURNER
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fOr Sale, freigbt ct Charter:

os44 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
asAaA ship "FALMOUTH," Whyte, MASTER Gs5 tons re
gister-carres LOCO bbs dead weight. Apply to
F. L. BRAtNS & co,
mh22-u No | i
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NOTlCE-AH coored persons, whether bond or free will
be required to Dlng some responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned who will be willing TO son
bond to the Company before they will be passed over
portion of the road.
n2g-tf WIN CRAWFORD Ar.,t
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. CuoFFsCHLAEGER & sTAPEN
80 Agents for the
=. p.RrsbAND BORDEAUX BOARDS of oNDi'''-
WRITER'S.
.vrs AR PUBLIC.

AVIS Ar PUBLIC.
Les Soussgnes' ayan! ese ds Paris ct de Bordeaux.
s public e. an les ,ssnt Gp
tanes de navres marchands saGsai que dams
les ports de rOysume en- lieu dams
tous - ils devront, fAire constateT ct cls
ats deyant sux pour leeAliser ieors 'e'''
,at;ons conffe les dts assureurs. 3. pxNHoRsr.
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FIRE Insurance Notice.

~ourHERN ASSURANCE OO'
sSDERsIGNED bsgs q notify 70 ss,asnes sa6ss 20 or
a w ie.ssd e.ss n :s's Z ssaoss Il ssass
sr eoasseXs ~ s.e I.s sea 9se va On din
ssnrs eose z nsss'S ~ - 5ies = 49, slEsedy
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HAMBURGH-BREMEN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN ~ car,. !.
-IyE UNDERSIGNED, Agents o. ,a", .ns 1 sye in and
pany. are prepared to insure rsks "e""--'
about Honolulu .,n.o Office
6S-d
Fono. ulu Oc. IL, 1857
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urAIA AHEE.

sx.r Plantations Of Aiko, at Papakoa, ana ~ w.
Agents ao III fr;io Irporters Wholesale and heta 80
a.. IN China Goods hand for sale; haina a, Maui
e's ~ - kim street Honolulu, and at ,AiAna, % and
meI.s Wat.s.es syrup, Tea, Coffee. and i1iss ~
varied assortment OF genera hle'S 59-1y
x.,,t, August IL, 1857
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AMO5 CUVkh"
sAA CASTLE 81 COOKE
Imnorts and wholesale and Retail dealers E and scoo
A .h.-;-e at the stand corner oi te mig - stors
,reets near the large Stone Church Also a. .t oppo
, a.--,,r;s,i by c. Nicholson in hne stree,, IN
9s ,hs seamsns Chapel Agents for Dr. Jayne N, ~
c;ne
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T,Io,,.S SPENCER.

s,; handler Dealer in General Merchandise ana -
Merchant Honolulu Oahu, > l. keeps s ~ Gods re-
- .-,s~ive ,ssor.teut every description oi Eo'' '
aured by xisaeships aud Others ,,,,vstons &c.
s,;;nr S,r1;sbed With all kinds Of groceries, Prosse 49,
-, .hrrt. .st notice lowest Hirke, Pe''
III Money advanced ior NhA'Si' ~ 1o5tf
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III. w. SEVERANCE,
Late OF c. L. RICHARDS Ce Ship Chandler and Commission
Merchant, Honolulu, s. i.
REFERS To
Contain n = Snow Honolulu.
Messrs. ID. T.. WATERMAN " Co.,
Wut,.us A HAVEN New London.
MORGAN, Stone x Co.. san FRANCISCO
MCRUER X MERRILL,
sw,rr < ALLEN. New Bedford
T. < A. X. NYE,
IIExRY A. PERCE, Doston
GRISNEIL, MIuTURS X Co., New tork:
TT w sryFY,YCE win continue the Ship Chandery and
Commission the Old stand Every Description OF
sInp - - g., ale at low 149-u
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
yJ,JJE UNDERSIGNE is now prepared to repair or
manufacture kinds of machinery, mill gearing ~'hh
lass gearing ship orgings and smith work .
Ca hoxes forge backs anvils hand and made to
order. ..,,,...,
iro, o.a anu az" VS. D. NJ. WESTON.
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AGENT FOR THE

AGENT FOR THE
Neu York Board Of l. Undcrwr1fers.
r. takes leave notify Merchants Ship Mastefs,
&C that he been duly appointed as agent ''' ~
New i"'A D'~A " ALEX J. CARTWRIGHT.
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THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CoMn silc. =,
home ami abroad. e,-
iH "'iss'N- II. G. JASION-
lsEAnns- at Honolulu.
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WILCOX, RICHARDS & CO.

WILCOX, RICHARDS Il CO.,
Ship in General Merchandise ana Cons
sion Merchants, Honolulu, III. l.
Keen hand full supply OF every descrpto' VI
merchandise required by whale ships and others
,Ioney advanced al the lowest rates
References.
NIessrs. SWIFT K ALLEN, new Deuioru'
GrpRox, ALLEN x Son,
wM. WILCOX,
CLIFFORD,
NIessrs. THOMAS KSowIES X Co.,
WESTON HowLASD, Esq,
FREDERIcS PARKER, Esq,
Niessrs. WV nlHmLIrs * SnSs.,
HExET A PIERCE. ESQ.,, Boston
,fessrs BUTLER, SIsB x Co,
CuAs. W. BROOKS, san Francisco
Messrs- ,,...,,s no a n ,vsxs New LONDON
A. WILLIAMS X Co.,
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AGENT FOR THE

AGENT FOR THE
U;v.rnooI Underwriters Association.
, I-.s Leave 70 notify Merchants ship owners,
~ shin masters that has received the aPPonnen.s ~
aGryT Al these Islands for the Ll'EkPoob oNDh"
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION n I,NIoN
ri
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G. A. s. II. F.. POOR,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HONOLULU, OAHU, SANDWICH ISLANDS.
REFER TO
GEORGE r. PEABODY, Esq, Philadelphia.
ELISHA HASKELL, Esq, New Bedford
Messrs. READ GARDNER c., Boston,
WALDO, BARRY & Co., New York
ABERXErHY, CLARK Il Co., San Francisco
LISDESBERGER, San Francisco
1Oj-n
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cned Topsails courses topgallant yards, royals,
spanker CAD topsail. spencer, and nearly new,
Two gangs, nearly new, standing rigging,
Topmast and head topsaii and Its
b stay etc The suitable for $50 to 450 TONS
Two II inch chain cables, two 1t inch chain cabies
Iron strapped cutting-in blocks, with chain pendants
Copper cooler try ladies and skmmer iances gans
line cutting blocks patent and Dusneo
Charts Of different parts the wod boo
''g.ni On 20 aH'' ' ~ ,ssS h r. SNOW.
Iv,sr n ECEIv1clD u25>YANKEE ~
en- CASES sPAuKIxl CALIFORNIA
|ZO Champagne. - - - J, 80 Il.
l7o-u 81 x.sen -
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,., for the Bremen Dresden Boari 81 Underwriters An
v.. claims the said Underwriters, occurring Ia
Of a"ONA' '"-' A'7 1-d
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KEEP COOL!
Ice Creams! Ice Creams Ice Creams !!

uyM. H. HUDDY is PREPARED FROM
" and after September supply his friends and the
publc at his Saoon King street. nearly OPP
e the Bethel any orders they may give and hopes py
his share of the patronage
30 beray Any order two quarts requires &C
hours notice. Sundays excepted loo-.l
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GILMAN a. CO.,

Shin Chambers and Dealers IN aenerai "erchae'
LAHAINA, MAUI, II. l.
hips supplied with recruits ooou ~ 53-ly
furnished for bills Of exchange -----~--
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~, d Commission Merchants and DeAaess m
Ship Chanoess Iahaina, Maui Whaers iu isnsu
sn,s Gen rs At the shortest notice. in exchange '0r
hul.
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Harvey & McCIymOnt,

PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, GILDERS AND PA
PER HANGERS,
SHOP IN KING STREET. loo-iy'
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GEORGE THOMAS,

wvyOIIJD CALI, THE ATTENTION OF
" the public of MATERIAL consisting OF Ha-
waan Lime California Brick, Cement, Fire Ciay raster
of Paris German Tile Brick at his yard opposite the
" r.. :. An,'' 49,. 80 -. Z;,,, Street 160-iy
, 1859-08-12
Flrt BenlOn MIIILarI Road ExpedIIlan.

Our ndviceS from this work are up to
the 18th inst, at which time, Lieut.. Mul.
Ian was encamped "a miles west Of the
Ceur d'Alene Mission, l59 miles from Fort
Walla Walla, and lS9 miles from WalIa
Wallu Landing. The location Of the road,
that far, afforded good camp grounds, at
easy stages apart, and abundance Of good
grass and wood 1t was expected TO com
menee bridging the slough Of the St. 10
seph river, on the 10Th inst Some heavy
work has been necessary at points in ibe
line Of the road. o.
The principal men Of the Ceur d'AIene
tribe have been to see Lieut.. Mullan, and
though evincing the strongest aversion 10
the passage Of the road through their val
ley, yet have professed friendship. The
indications, however, are by no means Of q
peaceabe character, and we shall await
the next news from that quarter with much
interest and anxiety, Lieut.. Mullan i
conscious that the mood Of the Indians.
ahead aud around him, is that Of intense
opposition to bis work, and accordingly he
moves prepared aud watchful-to the Ut
most Of his means-for any emergency.
As an indication Of the state Of excitement
of these indians, we may mention, that ex-
pecting the road would follow the valley
Of the Mocahnicia, large humber Of them
assembled near the Pyramid Butte, and In
the immediate vicinity Of Steptoe's battle
ground, there to meet Lieut. Mullan--with
what object events may show. He, how.
ever, having--as we mentioned In our last
issue-chosen another line, reached the
heart Of their country befor they knew it.
Following him, however, they found him
on the 18th inst. A further indication Of
the disturbed humor Of the Indians in
Lieut.. Mullan's path, may be seen IN the
fact that the Catholic priest--now iv
charge Of the Ceur 1Alene Mission-has
written an urgent letter TO Lieut.. Mullan,
praying for q change Of the location Of the
road. We are not informed what line Of
location would satisfy them. ~ tei
All the foregoing Is further confirmed
from the quarter Of C0lVille, where the
commanding officer received such informa.
ton as TO induce him to send--a few days
siuce-a special express to Lieut.. Mullan,
TO warn him Of the hostile temper Of the
Indians, and their intention 10 oppose his
progress with his work. It would appear
that certain Nez Perces are chief among
the malcontents, and are seeking to com
biAe the Indians for an overt opposition. ~
Ahead Of Lieut.. Mullan now, until he
descends into st. Mary's valley, be win
have to cut bis way through heavily tim,
bered region, aud Of course his progress
must be slow. The nights IN the mount
aims are represented % cold, the thermome-
ter standing at S5e.-Dakss Journal, July
29ik. ,.l,i,i a ffl m ,rs-s
, 1859-08-12


COLyILLE VAEEE.-We have advises
from COlville to the 18th inst The settlers
are busily engaged in making hay. The
grass Is very 6ne. Wheat, oats and pota-
toes will not yield quite as abundantIy as
anticipated. 10 consequence Of the very dry
season. There are two moving and reap
ing machines in the valley, so the crop can
be easily harvested. .-
Large quantities Of provisions and goods
are constantly arriving. and the miners can
now purchase their subsistence at more
reasonable rates than formerly. From the
quantity Of gold dust circulating in the
valley, one would suppose that the miners
we're doing very well. Seven or eight dol
lars per day can DO easily made BY any
number Of miners, and as the river has
commenced falling. richer diggings will soon
be obtained. 'A.N ia -fa
The Indians have been unusually success
ful in their fishing at Kettle Falls. They
caught no less than Eve hundred salmon on
the 10th nst.,-and as the Hsh there are
very large, the weight would be some 15,-
900 pounds Of fish in one day.-Dallss
Journal, July 90.
, 1859-08-12


DEMocRATIC NATIONAL Executive Con-.
mrTEE.-A Washington dispatch of the
llth May, says:
Judge Smalley, OF Vt, chairman, and
the Hon. Clement L. Vanlandingham, Of
Ohio, secretary of the democratic national
executive committee, have, to-day, by Vir-
tue Of the power given to them in the
premises, concluded to call meeting Of the
committee about the 7th Of December next.
This committee will fix time for the as
sembling Of the democratic national con-
Vention at Charleston, which will probably
be towards the close of April or nearly in
May, 1860. The members of the execu-
tive committee are the same as these ap-
pointed by the Cincinnati convention, o
member for each state. 1t will recommend
TO the democracy Of the states admitted
into the Union since 1856 to appoint men,
bers of the executive committee, is the on
ly official movements in behalf Of the exec.
utive committee since the adjournment Of
the Cincinnati convention.
Vermont is the first State to elect dele
gates to the convention. Resolutions were
passed in favor Of Stephen A. Douglas as
the choice oil that State.
, 1859-08-12

a craven spirit that ought to condemn any
man in the eyes Of his countrymen.
There are plenty Of men In any part u
this county TO rorroberate these statements.
Maxon's company was raised in Clarke
county. write the foregoing only to ex-
pose base slandet circulated OIL the eve
Of fhe election, advising those that live ilF
glass houses not to throw stones IN the fuI
ture. Yours, respectfully, .
GAY HAYDE.
, 1859-08-12

AFFAIRS WITH CmLl.-The State Depart
ment have received from our Minister at
Chill, lengthy correspondence narrating
all the facts in regard to the seizure Of the
brig TognSelld Jones, BY the Chilean au-
thOrities. The case as presented Is pret-
ty clear one, and it will doubtless receive
early attention. Our Government already
have matter Of rather serious mOmeht
which is undisposed Of with reference 70
their conduct towards our Consul at Val-
paraiso, in revoking his exequatur. In re-
gard to the matter the Administration
have sent positive Instructions to our Min
lister to demand immediate reparatiol. A
man-oiwar has been ordered TO Valparaiso
to look after our interests. rrrs 3.
, 1859-08-12

NATURALIzED CrIzENs.-The views Of the
Administration as to the rights Of natural.
lied citizens who may return to Europe,
and showing how far they are entitled to
the protection Of this Government, have
been promulgated by Gen. Cass, in a letter
from the State Department, TO A. B. Hofer
of Cincinnati. The Secretary states that
this Government will not interfere in cases
where individuals voluntarily return to
countries to which they owed military ser
vice at the period of their departure to The
United States.
, 1859-08-12

DECEIVED BY Hoors-A Japanese no.
bleman upon being shown fashion plate
in an American magazine, was very much
startled, and exclaimed, :" How fat your
women are |"
, 1859-08-12

Terrible Loss of both Armies!
, 1859-08-12
Ghe 4iOnerr and Democrat
10 PUBLISHED ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURsTE.
ggaMBa.-XH ADVANCE,

For one year. when sent by mail or taken at the
Sics, IS 90 for six months 50 90. Single copies,
Is cents.
No paper will be discontinued unless at the option
Sfths Publisher, until all arrearages are paid.
, 1859-08-12
Lk1EsT NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Another Great Battle Fought
, 1859-08-12

THE FRENCH AND SARDNIANS VICTORIOUS
, 1859-08-12

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