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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
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Lew A.Erangie.InentS

1rpm and after,IRnuAfE ssl $50 j I9l Z
General and oxteEded system, of credit. anna,
riepce haHptoveuihJb 6s II dursel VI ard
Eysfyimeiir ESSEs SsII. ,nle
Herchant who buys only for cash
ythe vantage over Tho time bayef: and
haI at;h2me he can, and supply nj
Il GREATLY REDUCED PRICES:
Whsrpas, iongthIs and fbdisefiml he crcdts. Setsr
oneIops upon, the cash and short credit uurchaaor
as,to pay Indirectly for his more Slow and
ldsIe@of t6css facts, and upon An
mamy ot ou! best paying customefs, He have deteT,
hiihen and row annout ce, that. from nd amer ian
paryl -, ID. 1859. our present Booke will be cloahf
exception setlements) new set opened upon
the fQllowing TERMS: k.+.5 800 efst' rsffF "
q AH accounts thereafter mad must be closed AZ Tho
enppI every six moEtha afIsr date Of arst charnSE
olnerwIss ten per cent. interest will be required
tuull palu-g .aEW fsE9 NnE-N ffNkst. FNffa
This plan eihlnk will enable us 10 sell ON Goods
eheaper secure hetter pay, and edhall ~
me cash and tlmo buyer The above will ytrict
" edhearu 70 In all cases. lEt4- ssAatf sfOlA
we would also, inform hume 70 US friends That
shortly an hsthdomlng Of the new year, We 'wii
kEMoyk our place Of business into the Rsst Rosm
ef Messss SWORD & StRrg gsoA,s hes Bioek direeiiE
SPsesnetA Tfiimsdge HsHss, where opr. Goods will
DC tarseiy ipcfeaAed and cid Out totho
cap iResy surpassed IN the Waste,
itrconclnsi0n, al Knowing themselves indeb 10
us py note beck account theryiees are partlcuar
requestedto come forward without and settle
the same. A4ff stta 81 wlHUTEs REBklt6l Goa
Lancaster, ID &c mber e3, IS6e--Sltf -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

consult i. This book tells how! 10
ohorfh Is, Gleet. Chordee Stricai SyDh iis Rnho
Warts, Blotches. sensuaIsm Seminal yeaknsss, MAS
To rbatlon or selfabnae "a r bies Srrnre
sion OF the Menses Falling on tl W6mb: nov
vent Pregnancy, Menstrnaion, Barrenness, RheumS.
tam, tkcs az treatArn. wifoTg Abortna' All
both sexes. Il NtslishoW tnKuiSh ncy tn
how to avoid H., DC, s,sr rrgiIfIl5 ~ ~'N
~ ttl d III 81 f4It. .t9
tetcet OHeBuaro az dnst Quachery.
I-S.fpor i'm ton n
This bonk scnt nsde, .ssi -, pSS sos" I1nhuHiy.
tte world IN ta oTS NJ
= = .. = : cVpes ~ ior , ~,
Dr bonapartes Cetebrated Preventative. y,
4 rhissufple hesltbftl AMI vct afrsc,s N I :
"A beyond u anarisnn ,i,h
yeIed Ii has pes prove ssa
ID no Instance has IL when abiIis6 ~
jirectiona married. uonIe M ~ ~, sseeotang 70
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
j u us AaNiFoR D's @lt@ soiso
LIVER IN.N1IG0R

-.-rff FFkcttgYBb1tATAE AEEeAsb y nNl
II seompoundsd entirely from Gums, and has be,
eomeI dn eaabiishsd 5iact, a Standard Modieiie,
knoyIsani rpproyed bga thai hhsss vsed H., and ~
h, 70 wli sonudence VI Nll tho diseases fr
:, y has cRred opsands within lhe lpsi
had glyerup i'rehef, as tbe hamerouS un,
soliciled dcerhhcatpb in ny ID
4 The dose must be adapted TO, The temperameut of
the individual taking IT, aud used In sue qdahttiesss as
70 aetgentlt onthe Bowelsy NOD s,Alp a4r ~
9se the7I.lvkTp lNvIGoRAT 9Rs and II wniieu
IMiEeLYVmpmins M hubousattaok dsspepsis, ebroiIie
piaIrhoea, Sumh,er complnints, dysentery, dropsy,
mosPusi ehplsra lnfantun. 2atulence, taupdlce 10.
male weaNnesses, md maybe used SUCCESSFULLY Is All
Ordinary iamiy edcpe .o II wihcure sick heada
or turee teasfoonlnsafc taken At commencemcnt Of
aiiShb n,l are srlrps tber !
MIX water In the mouth with the invigorator, and
"N''ip "N'ip" aia' n'lt' fvgeusr,s cgiuti9saR biT 50
+ Price 0ne D9lIarPer hottie, -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
ATEENtMyMADNxS :
sTOLTZ 4 BEALL'ss3 w.
AMBR0TYPE GALLERY /. .o's

North Side OF MAI q. street, . doors westa
or EBcefy O rocery over 1BecI,s store,
ID ooms neatly yntted, large and eommodloSs. Yon
~ wiltaud US ever rea,i and willing tn akeommos'
date the public with g0Vd, cheap. aud lfellikp pie.
even The most fAsidloua, In the. .publIc 40 jeudaE
our sincere IN inks for iheir liberal patronage ard hope
that Il viii not only continue, but that We may merit
an increase. --'- Sr0bfzA BsALL.
August 25 le59-3m II
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
@aas ssA NTo II Iss sas1 s'a u
{ 'gna i3aspa PAMIIf7Y 4iiPft}o otfo %
ICATIEAbl1Cs sPII. IFS =, 81

PUnElV EfiBEABLE EN- TRACTS, 81
Andputnp In CLASS CASES, Air Tight, aud will
I Eff ~ nIk keep IN any etimate. FNasH i{FH
The FAMILY sCATHARTtC SPlhLS 10 gentle bht
active Cathac which proprietor has used In his
practice more than twonty 81 = 1g4l s ~ or
The constant y increasing demand from those, who
have long used the PILLS AMI the satisfaction which
all expross In regardto their use has iudured me to
place them W thin The reach OF all, 80 :.
eYrotessioh well know tho diheront Chthartcs
act on di0eTenl po orilonslof The bowels. lrs n r.
The FAMILY CATHARrtC PILL has, with due re-
ference oihia we'll enablished fact, been cOnponnd
sd from variety of the purest Vegetable Extracts,
which Rct alike on every part oflhe anieniary canu
and are GOoD and SAF rs In all cases iere Chahart
tic Is needed such as Derangemenis OF tho Stomach
sleepiuess, pains in tho back and lonS costiEenos
pain aud soreness oyer the whole body from sadd6n
acoId, which trequently II neglected. end In Ior
course offpver appetite creeping sensation
Of cold over the weight
In the head. all innammatory Diseases, Worms IN
children 9radulte frheuuaii a erdht phriherofths
blood and many diseases 10 which flesh il heir too
nhmerousto oinenieh inthisadTDrisenent. in " t's
! Dose, q 80 3s- -Prfcs . DInes. 9ui
The LIVER INylG0RATDR ganda AMIN &c A.
'THARTIC PILLSHre Fetated by Druggitts gene crelly
andsod Wholesale blythe Trade Iirall large towns!
:. ss.tsssg dia.& SCI. W. NfoRDs M. D. - b
Manufacturer and Proprietor, a35 Broad way, N York
jForaale by 6. 1AU tFMAN & C0., banSaslef = Ohio
Oelober2D, lS59r-l4e5,, kns4as hs.47sFf.lsi IA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

W couutcHou WIN tfO ntttiNment,a now
and thrvL rseh as 15tlsdls hrbsb. Which pfc sdnts
tuduceNent fpr any kipd Of bpslpesi. pariieniary
ssores sga man ~ thpe bnsinesS could
tage t1h cottp and uanufactofiss Of akri.
ealtpEnl fpnpdres Tor casting snki a.
snfe onnptatd and petmnGant inrfspae or bpsinesS
rngy iait 80 ks6d tte h5t ieif AZ ali ones AZ
~ Ens,s saseI ns s4s place, can be
I,,lr M i9AMg eNfo NJ ANN En-. Amobsbiy literary
.S M ss Ys 10 III x * UNI. psr "
Title whrrshtse seda given cieai n
oil aliineambranto when money IA pnit - Ronteto tho
landi leave Inc street fnr
mantO1 by n ,r0ed, NJ 73<lA.M or tkP. Nj Pare
20 esnbt When lbefp sihapite for NR. BYKNBs,--
Boarding oonsenaneas on hand Parties had better
stop with Mr. Byi.A Npfa rtne ppls untlyyhe have
decided ss g purchasing. q he Y show them ever
applications can be addressed 70 n BvftN rs,
1amnlontan,P y. O-IAtianticlcoui NeN Iefhey. or
Ifaps sad saiosnasos ID. ~" :
NOVEMBER 10, ia5e-s sn7a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
ANo TAER NE W. IpqoK.
, HOnaParte's Great WQrIr.

DEIYATE GUIDE TO HEALTH
II : tt pil ESEHTtKG ALS,this dis.
eases OF the genital organs afiho male
aud femHts,withthes tatAst idIac0vos
hes in reprQdueilon. The, afflicted
shonid uss 10 remedies before isdras
ing from this valuable work the su-
lperoritg,of tho aithOris Parlsand
london treatment Of private dises,
aes'--both tphFrie,iand single .sh6uId
consult i. This book tells how 10
cure the following Diseases, and en-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

Me- AgliouitntA Settlement
e'sSss,R 1EFfSS Z ! Anas.
l'..
II Salte er,sia c,nsir,,ng ~ sayaraI fh6u Ana n
Y dltea y prod ylII'. i1I IAi o.eA II|I11a I0I1
RsfmaRf F4li4es .i7ee 81 silt sh1 .IoI, a 1t.4
elsssbt y lset |t.n Iafllst .llAa tsIll ; i|i
- the Mid1I1 at1L11 au1 Enkand. ~ v tolLIod
there thr pRyi TaAn impfoFad fheir nlaess anrRped
exeeiiehi eiott T1e price ofiisl lIfna 4 ~ low
Vpm offrQu = acre. n saiIIs OF ID bval
9ealI,l ~ ~ Rtsaas'isa es ehsat c,qErgs Germ
10 JHt fffkVff soI I. In j h b % MON, Tue.
piaes pereciy secure foin ffo1iss-lho destructive
epeml af fhl Crops df KIilu. rFas, and ffnif
e,s leF g.pE iee see IN essssa y syenlsips NJ
preduetivsness Of ihsiaHk Thgtsrme ara 1ahae esey
u saeEra etncpt the land which u
enty sold Tor aetaM ih,pfovsmonts Che fasqitshae
Sesn ihst pat gear tsaIns lhfee hehafea
etres. forty vinyArdanhd peach or6hAf3 plant.
ei. aud a large pnmbef Of neutrality-suspicious., max.
70 ffs siK U ak isft BFs Z 1srfi'0sss sfSs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

.cIBH a8TNAoEAS
81 IN1l feAA .eia.l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
PrinGlPa pGice aud sales Rooms, No ID, East F6utI
GtIeet, 50 Bnldng from Main Street Cnoi nati. hn

- ~ Ii4ulhOhd Street. = W y IT = = 2
snIe oy George Kaufman & Co, Lancaster: Alb,
ooN son, Clearport: Bowman d BAIL enIau oh Roy!
sson' fnlnp hans Peasantyl lie; fWildermuih, Nil.
~ y ~ ~ masnt basll; G.F. Hahfin, Oakland; Harmon
y Nissy &c GH o. h6f 1ilersport; BeeT
- MIieRSanasa; Rsn,s, H BHTeHep snpdermab \ napdS
+ T. bIntOn ,inew NAtrm; J. Shrader sueArG rove
hs ana ~ Druggist and Merchants generally
'eo OhlOIl. NJ July 4. IR51--IyIO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,

IN = u
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.lHAoiIaUsSA AfHAA .sFAHooNS0
!iEertAAoals, ~ zEi1 GAO 81
Q sFiasvS SzoA q. as'I sAi haa e"
= go = 80 - 80 ssiss = II
~ 'IisK seaestklsI.sS e eS ossa1s
o . svsts6 4. n on kIl,s seliaA sSbaH
SsCa1 1t1fEEF11N RETknfFT 4.
3 rE, 9Ers 9 ~ .s.s aas. i.'.se,' ~ s- -
& issfJdst d Ek i5i BiSSd Psii6sf As sS p
iSsir % sSfSsiS5 pTcpsriss fhss vs. sssTs
ssC:s st9kel rsgeps'e etSsR spsel lissp.b
y ~ ~ 9sn yGees sss
oaintoa. iSS sonkg gSi.y, men ySo spssrys
.Sey Z na.S
u: !" Sf ss
ssest ss e 2 = .s, S'
Y ,,Am M 4 10 sIened ~
sss tss's. y &. Sss:.:
hennqf1 ~ n l
dies. cnreshey ~
ps ls kaS ,y5Ff WV 2E * iss 'Fhtssaisqs ossdf
1st e: = iouOt ths
i . sSs G htss tss
W Ssils stliAz. a. IARE .sSlOa fedie suf;
That the BLOOD. pu RIFfRR ala. M oi,n ,pthlss.l
~ ~ IN W. sG q, , - ,l
That they cure tho Almost Spy ysTsnI conniain.
81 exssEPsIA 1Sd 3 saa sTi.
st,eE ~ s'hsr ncairInss obrovsd aSSs5 NY
asd .Iop. n sIgEn acoMg.AiET qa lsnp
Ind Sd BOX FESStEs,' 80 ''s'' "
and ey ,,h ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
lPMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

M, BocneviIIe Capt Donaldson %. NJ. d., Sur
- sosu, Capt Granger, and Lieut.. Jones, ali Of
e. II $. A., accompanied by about sixty horse and
go, ssdiers, whose departure for Fort Buch snan,
Arizona Tentory, we recently announced, arrived at
h., olsec on the Goth Of May. with view to a,cer.
.;ppy the condition Of the couatry surrounding it,
asr presence was caused by the frequent petitions
Cor military reentorcements made by the nhaoitants.
from btters received by parties here it is proper to
...ume that few new posts will be established sdi,-
cent TO Fort Buchanan, the force at which will proba-
bIv he increased o four coz osnes instead oft 80.
The Typographical Surveying Expedition, number
ALI told CO persons under command of Capt Simpson,
which was recently ordered by the Secretary Of War
20 leave Camp Floyd u. T., arrived at Walker River
to croes which they Constructing rats at last
advices The military escort consists Of twenty ,n
fourteen wagons, and few officers The route they
tIsversed that explored last Fall, is new one
altogether, aud will shorten the distance between
| Camp Floyd and Genoa about three hundred miles.
There beside the Commander aud Astronomer
Lieut.. smith,, Astronomical TOpogrsphcr Lieut..
Ill. j. Putnam Geologist and Botsnist (denry
lEnglemanl, an Assistant Typographical Observer
tfWilam Lee, Collector Of Specimens Of Natural
History Charles s. Mccarthy, Guide Col. John
IReese, and Lieut.. Murray Of the 10Th Infantry with
some of his soldiers attached TO this scientific expe-
Idition.
Our circular per Star Of the West from the Home
land Poetic squadrons reports the following news:
Steam frigste Roanoke having effected some slight
Irepas in her machinery, was at Aspuwal, and would
enain there for time in expectation of the ar
Rival Of the Commissioners from Japan Should they
bot come abe would return home for the purpose
stated on Tuesday. The United States sloops.ofwar
lS Louis and jamestown at San Juan del NOrte,
Waiting orders from the Commapder-inC Chief. The
6rmer vessel was preparing for sea. The Preble,
bearing some dispatches, had touched at San Juan.
The Saratoga and Brooklyn not having been men
oned in our circular are doubtless, cruising of the
boast They were both well at last accounts.
/ The steanfrigate Merrimac's departure for home
had been delayed, in consequence of some portion oil
her hull needing caulking Several hands were work
ing constantly on her at Caso in order to facilitate
her speedy exit. The Saranac also at Callao and
her people expected to go down to Panama to look
or home ward bound orders. The sloOp-Of-gar Cyane
was at Realejo, but her future movements were not
known. The St. Marys and the Vandalia were all
well at Panama but the latter had not yet got orders
10 return to the States. As the new flagship Lancas-
Ter is on her way to the Pacific, the detachment from
that squadron of Commodore Long will not call for
any new appointment. The San Jacinto lett the
Navy Yard Oh WedIe sday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

ACKLAND-on Tuesday evening, July - after short and
severe Illness John AcklsDd, in the $50 year Of his
The freris Of the uy aud hs members Of Company SIX
Naons Guards respectfully invited TO attend the fnera
afternoon al O'Clock, without further invitation
ANDREE-In Brooklyn, Mouiay July H. Of 'caretin, ma
Hsna Mortimer f. youngest of Frederick Anjree aged
years months and days
BURToN-At wswarsins Ulster County Friday, Jluy g.
keubeu Button, aged 81 years.
BREWER-At Monterey formerly Tyrinshsm) Mass, on Sat
urdsy July Edwin Brewer ia his 65h year odes. son Of
the late Eao Brewer esd Of LenoN graduate OF Yale Co
lege, OF the class of 1873
cANNoN-A Ten Mile Rua, n. J.. "Wednesday morning,
July 49, Ida, wife Of Wm. Cannon, aged ~ years
CoCHRAN-In this city on Monday evening July H. Alice
Dickson Of Charles p Cochran in the 4h year OF her
DE PEYsTER-M Fosters Meadow Long Island. si:ur
day July after short Illness George De fey'te late oil
this city, in the seth year of his age.
DUNNE-In South Brooklyn Tuesday July H. Of cholera
infsntum, Elizabeth daughter Of William and Elizabeth
Dunno. aged montbs and day.
GARDNER-A washiDRtou D. c. on Sunday July 10, At the
ner aged II yearS, formerly OF Ne~bursh, Ne~fors
HENDERsoG-In Dresden, s.Souy, Thursday, June g.
Howard Henderson, esd, Of Newt Orleans
Verranck youngest Of the Rev Charles Frederick and
EeaDor Louise Hoffman.
KANE-suddtny Of apOpexy At hi, residence No. i75 Mar
berry street, On Tuesday July II, Martin haGe
LAWSoN-On Tuesday July - Robert infant sh OF Robert
and Mara r Laas1n, aged months =, ,o,u
Funeral on Thursday July a. At O'CLOCK from no. W "s'a
ius.on street. Brooklyn.
MOON-n Brooklyn Tuesday July n Mrs Catherine s.,
widow Of the John Moon. nth year of her
The relatives tAe family rqleste 70 attend the
funeral Thursday afternoon 18th lust at o'clock, from
her residence. No l53 Washington street. Brooklyn with
out further Invitation
McANALLEY-In jersey City Tuesday evening July H. At
O'Clock, after short but illness. Mrs. Catharne
| McAualey. aged Il years, q months and IL days
| UCKlEN-In tbs city, Tuesday July IL, Hugh
hcGucken aged 6 years late Of the Parish Of Lessen. Coun
ty Of Tyrone. Ireland.
sFERY-Qu Morday July H. at his residence No q Third
euue Edward seery Of Mount Lucas Phlpstown, Kings
County, nelaId, aged = years
TIRsBY-On Tuesday July H. FTanceia Elizabeth infant
daughter Of samuel l. Mary j. Tnupby, aged months
| aid n days. 80.
The ri. nd OF the family invited attend the funs this
day hurday att O'clock ou corner OF smith and Ainsie
streets. Brooklyn, T. ID.
VAN WYCK-At Rockaway, Long Island, Monday July g.
John F. Wyck aged 50 years. of Stephen ID. Van
| WICK of East FisAkili Dutchess Co, N. Y.
WHITlNG-Suddeny, "wednesday morning. July l5 Amsn-
da H. wife Of Francis H. H. Whiting aged 80 Jears aud ~
| days.
| A future notice Of the funeral vii BE- published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

From HAvANA-ARRlyAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.
|-U. s. Mail steamship Philadelphia, Elisha Howes,
kq., commanding, left New-Orleans July D for New
FORK via Havana, at which port she arrived on the
,ornpg OF the sh and sailed on the afternoon OF the
hme day for this port where che arrived at about
o'clock last evening. The Philadelphia landed and
iansielred i3 passengers at Havana aud brings l33
essengers, $ll9 600 in specie, and fair cargo for
llew-York.
\ A Bremen ship from Macao DOS days. landed at
havana 32S coolies having lost 81 on the voyage.
he All of July was celebrated on the island with
nusual enthusiasm under the influence and prepara'
lon Of the COnsul General of the United States. The
gar market has improved under the influence of late
lws. No. l2 is worth 81 aSl rails y arobe. Toe
her class IS of sugar have advanced in proper ion
be stock on hand 325 Oe0 boxes, against 300 600 do
llg5s. Freights have rather dropped in the last
hex, but there is prospect of Improvement EX-
hinges declining. LONDON III al5 premium; New
BIZ and Northern cities, 2! 0ii discount; New'Or-
b., 4laGl; L. S. Gold, 81. Heath good both in
v-Oreans and Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

IDoxys11c DIFFICULTIES UP DowS.-Justce Kelly
mined charge of assault and battery against John
MADDEN, importer, residing at No. 40 West I"en-
M street. on Tuesday afternoon. The accused was
tssted on complaint of Mrs. Mclier, his mother-in-
h. who resides at the Everett House. Tn the 4lh
June last, she says that she went, in company WIN
young unmarried daughter, to the residence OF her
knlsv. Hadden to attend his wife in her approach'
L socouohement. During the evening, while she
h pouring out cup of tea for her sick daughter,
h. MADDEN became slightly enraged at something
bich she said and beat her on the head with a
k,,p. until che became insensible. Poor Mrs Had
b. becoming dreadfully alarmed, leaped out of bed
ran to her mothers aid, and by her piercing
,ams succeeded in restoring her parent to con-
au.pess. Mrs. McTler alleges that her son-'n-iaw
+, renewed the assault upon her, beating her upon
\ lead and cutting her in the mouth. Justice heIy
hi these allegations sufficiently established 10
Ipr,nt him in holding the accused in S5JO Dan 10
ku,r. Earnest efforts have been made by ProhA'
ka friends of the accused to patch up reconci'a-
\. but Mts. McIIer would not be reconciled to any
kA arrangement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
LAW WTELLIGE.ECE.
SUPREME COURT-CnaNBEas-July l3-Betore Justice


SUPREME COURT-CHANBEas-July l3-Betore Justice !!
CLERsE.
CENTRAL PARK EXTENsIoS.
In ~ the application Of the Mayor, &c., by the
pd - -r. of Central Pars relative extending
H. Central Psrs Older srsutec Poiuns HaSey d. CI9p2
A,6orv blerc her and Richard Kelly, Commissioners tbs
fto-1 of these 70 give general satsiac
tiou 70 Ill parties Interested. ,
In re the MayOr Ac., relative to the opening OF
Seveut,sirh street Oder appointing George W. Busted
la Sane o.d al Richard B. Connolly, Commissioners
In "a The Mayor, &c. relstive 10 tue opening of
nh re-t-Order granted appointing Thomas Carroll
R,btd B. Connolly aid Jxnes > sandieid commandment
Beriamiu Isxtnu et ii. aet w 'llam lia1 m, ct a.
Deee settled. aid Charles Ed~aris ssmue s. Rug5ss and
Ullnsu \ Brady spp0ll;sd onlmi-siou IL partition
Uurv Watkins at. Harriet VI. Watkins.-Re-
5 b,ck ~ referee 90 proof ha. the plaintiff
OF tbs safe, the time Of the COMMENCEMENT
,Jape Mckenzie, &c, at. Isaac Pye, ct el.-Sale
49, ,.s on CONDITION applicant 70 purchaser az nai ne
has eNp-rdeG b. reason q The p-itHl,r i-'Hhu9 ~.
- h., laid t N pairs. sud that b. give bad, % De aP
- Nv Justice of tie Court tcat the property on tue
liner a. = will lot bring les. than 500 Reference % No
s.r- e,q 70 ascertain Fhs; the expenditure oi ne
sr,. no. Sc The money BE- paid sud the bond - %
flrd dsy Err me conn nation 81 lt.ss 49,
~ sPEcI.L TEkN-Before JUnGE ROOSEVELT
rUE WLsr WAsHINGTOs NARXEr CasE.
II. Peot- &C. and TAYLOR Brennan, as. seoa NJ d ss'
-" ''' etal
Today M Busted entered an order IN TINS case,
v.cin. e o,aer OF the q August spponns Recover ind
r.-re au order # reference Henfy Sco esq, 70 PISS nc
scet. Of tie Receiver directing the Receiver aid If C1
the balsLce u s4c1 zccouL-ns . TIC
Try opeuiu ,he defau.t taken against tie teaAIis ga
Taylor bIez.aa lie Receiver from coTeiiHs suJ '-s
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THY NsRDERERs AT KEY WEST.

my M6RDERERs At KY WEsT.
We gave yestero,y some account OF the arflvai'
lune 26th at Key West, of the U. S. Revenue Gutter
lrn,s,o, with the cte, Of the Enterprise Expert
men. our report styled it, suspected Of having murder
4 Csptsin Morantez. The Key Of the Guy OF July
n contains a statement of the matter. The U. s.
Commissioner has held an exam nation of the men
md from the confession OF one OF 'no
Rrenchman, named GilliOt Faustina IL oio Nioi
Ter of Capt Morantez was committed aite' '"' 'e0'0
ras run ashore His trunk was then broken |Pen auO
pbbed Of 81 800 and gold watch. The men, iour IL
amber, will be tried on the charge OF muraer ano
kracy In November next.
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FOR TIE ITALIAN PUND.

The Italian Committee Acknowledge the recent
TIE two following works Of to be sold for the benefit
Of the Italian Func, to the donors OF which the Com
mtee tender public thanks
Firs': From Eugenio Lstills, copy of his llusra-
tons Of the Gospels being cartoons IN outhoe, with
Illuminated text, designed and etched by Euyenio
Laiilla Florence, 1873. For the beauty of the draw
irgs the exquisite illustrations, costly and elegant
bilciug ard for general artistic excellence, the work
is one OF the mos. beautiful of its kind.
second: From Frances % Angero, formerly a dis
tf guished pupil of the Academy OF Fine Arts of Turin,
now resident Of this city, an admirable portrait,
painted in oil, Of Victor Emanuel, King of Sardinia,
frsf soldier and champion Of the for the Italian
independence render him one OF the most copsplcu-
Gus and interesting peIsonsges of the present day
The merit of the picture As a work ct art, and It's
accuracy as likeness commend it to the attention of
the friends of Italy. The portrait can be seen at
Messrs. Williams Il Steyenss, No. 3JJ Broadway, who
Will kindly attend to the sale Of IT,
Ftrths Con. mittee, '. BUIIA, Yres,lcnt-
Netc- York, July ~, 1859.
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They selected a place at tie bottom Of the rsrio..

Thy selected spIsoe At toe bottom Of tue rs'ins'
koewr Thf Devils Pathway" One Of the party,
naue6 Samuel Ensign, swan out and orawled over
some rooks, and was seen soon after b. one OF h''
oomPebior. sitting upon Ledge Of rocks, from which
he soon after disappeared. During Sunday every
effort was made to recover the body, which was
finally found we6g'd between some rocks at place
where the water was very deep. Several thousand
people assembled about the place urng the day,
watching the movements Of those who wers engaged
IN searching for the body.
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MAR RTE ID,
rONALD-MC MUIR

pONALD-Mc HURRAy-on Monday JAY II, BY the Rev.
syh H. Blair NJ Robert Donald 20 Hiss Sarah McMlusy,
both Of this city
GHISELIN-HARRIS-tr th, city. Sunday evening. July
g. the Rev James Miet, Mr. Reyerdy Ghsol Ut Mary
land. to Hns Ees Harris, late Of England.
GILES-SPENCEROn Tuesday June % the United States
Legation City Of Paris Mr. J. Murray Ges OF this
TO M,s Kate Spencer daughter Of Henry w Spencer esl
United States Consul at Paris