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, 1865-08-04

THE WEST POINT ACADEMY sold West
Point t'--found6d some sixty years-seems just
now to be receiving extra attention O the hands
of the Government. While the four years war
has been raging, the studies and duties of the
Academy have been prosecuted MS in time of
peace The nunbey of Cadets is unusually
large to make up for the deficiency caused by
the withdrawal of The Southern States The
corps Of Cadets is divided into four classes, one
class graduating every Summer and entering The
Army as "a OF B vt. and I'd Lioutenants, as the
the case may be. Each member remains at the
institution for The term of four years. We are
glad to see that the President has made the usaul
ten appointments "at large from q worthy
class, pretering Young men who have served in
the ranks throughout the war, rs priyates
drummer and itcr boys and who are competent
to enter the school Captain Black. of the 9th
regular Infantry, wen known to many Of our
citizens, and himselfa graduate from the school,
is the present commandant Of cadets. Cur own
Territory is represented by young sollman, who
left here two months ago to undergo prelim.-
nary examination. a gentleman Cf this City
who corresponds with an 0ficer Of the Amy sta
toned at Tie Academy, informs MS that the reg
ularJuue examination was going on at last ac-
counts. Tho first or graduating class is larger
than for many years past, Wondering z mem-
bers, and among tlcm are the sons or otber rel
atyes Of some distinguished men. among tie
rest is tie son of Col Lee, Of the regular army
IA son of Gen Mitchell, the celebrated astron-
omer now decaased-a grandson Of Lewis Cass
Ia grandson Of Genl. Totten, (C. S. Eo@iaacc)
and brother Of Majgr Eathbone, who WIS
present wish PresideaJ Lincoln when he was as
sasipatcd.
, 1865-08-04
DR.. STEVENSON,
HCDMOEOPATHFST.

(Saceeasorto 10 Or. Gt5son.)
TT AS removed his office and residence to doors
below the Express Office. where he may be
found prepared to attend to Medical and Surgical
practice in Town or Country.
Wala Walla, june 8, '65. 26tf
, 1865-08-04

UNDER MARcHING ORDERS. Capt. Pow
ellis Company, I'D" Of the Oregon Infant
ry, is under marching orders for Fort Boise,
to report from Powder river to Col Drake.
at the former place The Company viii
leave the Fort here on Monday next.
Capt Matthews, with his Company Of
Cavalry, is on the way down from Fort
Lapwai to assume command Of the post here.
, 1865-08-04
sometbinc About Walln Walla County.

EDS. STATEsMAN:-It may interest YOUR read
ers to know something abort our County. Ac-
cording to the assessment and statistical roll fol
1865, there are in the county 2, 862 white inhab-
tants-an increase over lastyear of 495.
There are ,792 white n4les-ncroase over 1864 3O2
, 1865-08-04

st. George Chop House.
TG E s z A u e A N IT :.
JOSEPH APPOLONIO & CO., Propretors.
FTHHE above named house. situated Main Street,
between the "Chailenee and ''Gem" saloons, is
open at all hours Meals cooked 10 order and served
up in style unsurpassed by any Restaurant in the
upper Country. Board by week, day meal, at the
option of boarders Everything kept in the best or
der. CaE and see for yourself
aug 434m3l j. .APPOLONIO & CO.
, 1865-08-04
DIED

CORR-In this City, July 28th, Henry D. Corr, aged
% years
MoCULLA- On Monday, July 3lst, at tho residence
Of A. II. Reynolds, Mr.J. w McCulla aged about
35 years.
, 1865-08-04


GossIp-6uca the fire everybody is talking
each man, woman and child has something
to gossip about, something to say Of what they
saw, heard or did "at the Gre" A gentleman
ofrotuud corporosity meets his leaner proper
toned neghbor, and Mr. lean man asks his
rotundship whether he was out at the fire last
night? "At the fire din you see me- Why
l was the FIRST man out Bless your soul man,
if it hadn't been for me the whole town would
have burned down, surel Yes, kept the fire from
crossing Third street at ar. so-and-sos; never
worked SO hard before in all my life. But were
You ouJ?' t'Hhy, of course, worked all night
--thought at one time, when the wind COM
meaced to blow that there UouIdn t be 50 much
as p China wash-h3use saved; kept pouring on
water, and just at the most critical moment the
fellow on the roof became excited and com
menced rolling a game of ten-pins at my head
with the heavy wooden buckets; saw stars, ad
iafnih0n, and came near falling off the lader, but
reganed my equilbrium-kept passing up the
water and--saved the City, certain" The
men get in the streets in squads and gossip by
platoous; tell Of daring Hdeeds that never were
done, for the most part, and repeat and rehash
ridiculous stories. Andthe females but didn't
they talk though They had heard it all and
perhaps little more, if they hadn't done or
seen very much. One had heard that six men
and poor sick woman had been burned to a
cnder in the City Hotel ae6de as5eepl Another
had heard that four or FIVE thieves had been shot
while jumping out of windows with stooen
booty ENobody was burned to death, nor were
any boots stolen that we have heard Of, though
it is said one man was shot al. Many strange
things were freely circulated; but stalk is talk,
and most of that article Isl just at this time
"muddled to the bedrock" and remarkably
unreliable
, 1865-08-04

DISCONTINUED The post Office at Cop.
pei has been discontinued. Letters intend
ed for that vicinity should hereafter be sent
to the WalIa Walla post Office.
, 1865-08-04

SUMMERvILLE is the name of a new town
beginning to grow into Importance in the
Grand Ronde valley. 1t is situated at the
foot Of tie mountains, at or near Mr. w,
Il. Patterns rancho, on Thomas & Co.'S rev
road A post Office has just been estab-
lisbed there, and residents of the place claim
that their town viii rival La Grande.
, 1865-08-04

SEVERAL wagons, containing families ar
rived in this valley on Wednesday and
Thursday, from the Boise country. These
people haze been living in that section du-
ring The past year or two, and, to use the
exact language Of tho head of one Of the
families who came in yesterday, they think
''there is no place Ike the Walla Walla
valley for married folks"
Considerable freighting has been doing
between here and Uniontown, Grand Ronde
valley, of late. Two cents per pound is the
ruling price paid to freigbters.
, 1865-08-04

Ferd. Patterson has been arrested and
lodged in Jail at Idaho City, for the killing
Of ex-Sherf Pinkham,
, 1865-08-04

The following list shows the losses oy the
fire on Wednesday night, 50 far as we have
been able to get them;
, 1865-08-04

THE Oreg0niaB announces that the over
land telegraph line is again down; hence
there is no Eastern news.
, 1865-08-04

DY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
a } the Treasury the undersigned has assumed
tie General Subscription Agency for the sale Of
United States Treasury Notes. bearing seven and
three teutEs per cent. interest, per anDum, known
as TIC
, 1865-08-04
Oregon Steam Navigation COmpany's
RITORY OF WASHINGTON, -
COUNTY OF WALLA WALIA.

In the District Court, First Judicial District. 0e
to6er Term, 4. D., 865.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
SCALLAWAG FARMERS.

r, This is, q funny heading, and it goes
against the grain to write it. But there
are scallawag farmers in the country
few black sheep in very large and fine
hock-ands we feel . grim satisfaction in
pointing them out, Who are they?. We
will tell You. That farmer is scallawag
"A ne'er- do-well; a weed, black sheep,
who strips his farm of lean stock, just when
the grass is starting, and turns it over to
Yankee drovers who are taking it out Of
the country just now by q sort of whole:
sale. Some men can't help this-they are
forced to sell, or permit the bailiff to sell
for them-anl such, when they are forced
into this position, We pity. But we have
no sympathy with the lazy, thistle-growing
fence neglcct.ng, and robbing varlets, who
sell because they are too shiftless TO keep,
and are'tempted by little extra price to
part with the young. lean, stock which
should be the life-blood of their farms. I,
1t never did pay to sell gollen-egg lay
ers, even at gold price, and never will.
The farmers young cattle are his manure
manufacturers and if he sends them
adrift, he puts hishands into his own pock-
cts and turns them inside out And to sell
lean stock now, with good summers
stock growing for their feed, is as suicidal
as taking laudanum by the, quart, or ar
scnic BY the pound. We :don't know how
to speak of the miserable culprits who are
guilty Of the practice. We hope that the
want of beef next winter, az d . six months
regimen of potatoes and salt, may be the
least penalty to be borne by them for their
sin. Farmers, who are worthy the name,
frown them down Let them know; that you
have your eyes upon them!----Fyora 0bser.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
DIED. -

g At st. Cloud, July lar, 1ss5. s, u.l y
FARao, only son; Of VIM. s. and IN. L: Par
sons. aged seven years; two months and
three days. = &. s + ~ ~
.s The lad has left fond parents and loving
sisters for q little while, but the sssorrowing
hearts shall DO made glad againby happy
reunion; the brave boy has passed over
the dark river aud, on the other side,
awaits the coming Of father neither and
sisters. ~ X al ,..fi -.
=. 49, g.. . . ;n So. .
At Little Falls, Mimi, on the 9Th, MRs.
WAGGENEs, wife of Matthias Waggener.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

azrrho circulation Or the Democrat
% DOUBLE that OF any other P.por
nublishcd above st. Anthony FaAs
1.nt Advertisers remember this.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
1PECIAl4s.NOTICEs.i

TIE BRIDAL CHAxBER, an Essay Of Warning and In
isytruction for Young Men published by the Howard
Association aud sent FREQ Of charge in sealed enve;
opes. Address, DR.; J.sKILLEN' H0udHTON How.
ard Association, Philadelphia Pa. v7n3uly,
TT1H1sKBRsl WHISPERS lido YOU want whis..
wv kers or Moustachesi. Our Grecjan Compound
or hair 81, bald heads, in SIX Weeks. Price, 500:
Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed receipt Of
prices 6, Address, r.fte%$sIs sas.WARNERs& CO,
v7i34ly Box 138, Brooklyn, ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

DlHlofoaI OF n. i. C1uicu.-Dlvine service every
Sabbath, at 101f .. n. and p m. Prayer Meaausi
and Glass every Thursday evening. at ~ Sabbath
school, q III o'clock every Sabbath morning:
4 rs sS-,S ,s&s5 3s DAVID TICH, pastor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

REruRHED.- Geo. Kinney, Frank Rein
eley and Lawrence Darlington, Of Company
I, Seventh Regiment, returned home yes
tertlay evening. !. Is ! "a ,3s.:..; -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

in South America as missionary discovered safe
and simple remedy for thseprs Of Nervous Weakness,
Early. Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, whole train Of disorders brought on
by bantful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
viii send tho recipe for preparing and using this med
cine, ID scaled envelope, q any one who needs II,
Frss ri Charge. III A ,' 81 ..=7x..9.
Please inclose a postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself address,, Z q s q. IS 3sse,
.l4 ' 4 !. e 'sf29 JOSEPH T. 1NxAN,l:
;v7nab station B, Diblc House, Now York CITY
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

FAvoRADLE.-The.'S St. Paul stages go
down ea,h.morping almost, and sometimes
quite, empty, but come up every evening
heavily toahed.. The great proportion of
these ,ncomers are strangers and settlers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

+ FARAlNG INrLxMENrs.- Burbank & Co.,
and Lewis Clark are furnishing quite a
number Of our farmers with the reaping
machines for which they ore agents, and
We have seen several new cthreshing ma.
chimes passing through TO- different places
in the County. These are very good evil
denccs Of intelligent husbandry. ''. ~ 9
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

+, IrEMs,A letter from Buffalo, n. r, Is
unavoidably postponed unlh next week.
Fowler will hang : new fsrry-boat, in
place IS bis old one,sthis veek.
Raspberries IRE ID market IN limited.
quantities. ),
Arrived That intolerable nuisance :
"ola Jones" u.
G. Brldgman delivers lumber in any part
of town., IL
Tobey's now saw,milt --unexcslled BY
Va vera sstronoIr. rem;ndad = frnn,;..,
life On seainaa n,ca hntfalo. c.,f vs,p,na
1a;.nra,, .cro., w. s, IN a.an.a !. g
MAJ ,owora n s,aLa vesta..,a,,
sriI IL; Ii. al Il, ~,
! PrnsoSA1.- Dr. Nv. Wren came from
Fort Ripley. on Thursday evening Of last
week, and started the. next. Moirning,, for
New York He Is still helpless from the
late stroke of'paralysis, and goes East for
medical treatment, Oscar Taylor, Esq.
accompanies him Ills destination. y y
-, r,,..,,.:. =, s. .'.,1'
C.:.I, 80 .,'. ~. o. 80. eAD''
~ $50, y NV = I. :" t4 u,, :
20 NV ro4'v w e
' =, e s'.e 80 'esa ~. . vase
~ -" ~ '"'o . Ds1"e = i, - o"Asaso'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

= MARKETS. New potatoes are very plen-
y, and Of good size and quality, at 81 per
bushel will soon be lower. String DEANS,
Is cents per peck; peas, 20 ets, per quart;
onions, s cents PER bunch; carrots, dos
;raspberries, 20 cents per quart. s5ig
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

EN10RArIoN.-From items given in our
exchanges, and from what we can see,
there is no doubling the fact that this por-
ton Of the State is receiving the bulk Of
the emigration this season. Northern Min
nesota is bound to prosper. ~3Es}t>
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
;rdsy morning some.
i. the jail door and; and r.
Tho was confined for crazi-
ay or. two previous, he had
mptoms Of returning sanity.

AuCuOrAtA0S EeauSeu 10 Jake any
III the matter, and the man would
81 starved during the period of his con-
ement, but for the somewhat Irregular
attention Of different citizens. r. We cannot
but speak Of this action on the part Of the
Commissioners as shameful neglect Of
duty, and as deserving severe condemna-
ton. The public safety, den snds that this
man pc sent to an insane asylum !; forrhis
mind is in such q condition that lie is liable
70 TT Of insanity at any moment, and he
is then dangerous. Under his Y present
treatment, he cannot but become, J. worse ilr
The Commissioners should be made to feel
their duty in this matter. - u '',7i
CHolcE Flour. MIR. J. A. Baker ia now
receiving from Clearwater Mills a superior,
quality Of -four, double and triple extras,
from choice winter and spring wheat, which
will be found At the Clearwater Mills Flour
Store, in is.city. ......,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

WARRANTED i e9iPERFECT
In every respect; and should AIRY repairs
b. necessary before the | expiration Of r1yk
,YEARa from no date 81 SALE. NJ WILDER
holds himself ready and.willing ito make.
the same free Of charge, provided the injury
is net caused By accident or design. :, >, -
&a&St. Paul, September Is, 1864.s !. Nhi4s
,,.,.pl. pr, =. COOLEY agent 81 st. Cloud.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

IA. FlzzLE.-Quite a numerous adultery
assembled at the Court House last evening
to hear Hole-in-the- Days address on the
improvement 81 his race, but Nj. ID, failed
to appear.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

70 Withdrawal OF LANps.-The Land OF,
fee at this place has been notified by the:
Department Of the withdrawal Of all the
odd numbered sections along the Main and
Branch Lines of the St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad, within the ten aud twenty mile
limits in this District. All even numbered
sections within the ten mile limits are to be
held at $2.5 per acre.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

.-IIg19g 3. 5,-il-.. IIEa4-
=: ,.> 9Th. e. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
p,e.ob.a ,ushn. Cotton Fnn pep Woo
baa Flanne Domestic and $50
anca Philip Allen, Sprague
Msrrima and
Velvet haDpons
Bocades Chintz Cobergt
~ All Wool
Itsa- 7Delanssy P1ids, - -
French orsets worsted) a.~-
Dimity Bands, Rufhing, Plain and Fancy shawl and ~
.Ebapg 10 especially for this market
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

CHAsaE.-1n this age of progress, moth
ing that bears: the marks. 'of antiquity is
safe from the hands Of man. Whatever
Is i !; old must ib;ef renodeled and rebdrnish-
ed, and started anew, with it's chest foot
forward Even that classical building
known as the .sAsmarorum," or "Hotel, do
Ia Tut" has bean compelled to undergo q
process Of Transformation, and now stands
forth in all the glory Of new siding, which
will soon sport fresh paint. What myr-s
iads Of lnemorii las we'll as other things
more lively tangible in existence
have besa ese by this changed How
many 9saoould those Ola
wal noed back. more
~ Pr. ;!rs.A T.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

SECOND BArrERl.-A private letter from
r. D. Bloomfield, dated Chattanooga, July.
18th. says s'The ID MINI. Battery will
leave Philadelphia, Tenn, the 18th Of July
to proceed to the State for muster out. I
ill likely go with 1t when it comes through
here. Col. Baxter told me last night
he intended rcsigning and would likely go
along with us. Will probably see you
this time next month";
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

RuSAwAY.-A span of horses ran away
from Bridgman's mill on Monday morning,
dashing along with the wagon to which
they were attached. Their career was
brought to 2 sudden stop by a sapling near
the Methodist church, which the runaways
endeavored in vain to climb, one on each
side The horses were uninjured, but the.
wagon was considerably ged-causing
the owner to give vent to the most vehe-
ment lamentations. "a.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

CuLpABLE 11EGLEcT.-Our attention has
been called by q tax-paying citizen to the
condition of portion Of the fire apparatus
of this town. The hook and ladder wagon
is standing outside the engine house, expos
ed to the weather and loss from other caus-
es, while the ladders are scattered here,
there and everywhere. 1t" is the duty Of
the Fire Company to keep these articles to-
gether and in proper order; otherwise they
are Of no kind of use. =,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-13
M hRlNE NEWS.


CLEARRD.
STEAMSHIPS -Columms Havana. Ga. lir. e'ar.
New Orldtnt. j " LSermogr, do; : W Bruce. .i...
BAiE~ Princeton, D,iuararl Elmsw 81. XtzA;
u EycIron ~ John, y H.
pRlGS -Zoqu'c. Glhrd'ar: Tcro-lta. prrnaro-a.
Stronlno- hIu's'ou, jIh; Eihg, rt { ui.. .lH,
LlAce Bay; ln.oU, - John, H. Charlie, Ad.ius ~
John :, EDseis Bl'tun.
sCNOONFES -No'lni, Grrpt Uatpi: Aims, 81
Johu-, !; tuivst Home, Bcquior': Guljtn Gr'e.
Noriu,k, Belle Il Hun CT, pou', l. I'rv' ir:
Hamilton, fntiruss Mnyuy. / Wine, uo .,.r.
Scranton, Washington; Albert JHmc.ou. PC nd u
; SpA1ks, Prov ,doart, Evey n, Stamford.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Sea GuL FortrcI. Monroe. y,v
York Br ucu 20 South uupt1u, MOro Castle iLnysu.
Lucy, " aslIn,t ton, u &.
slllPs Game toct, Manila Gutonbuu, Bremen.
fiAilc'h liuIulttuu, Sew orleans.
BARR los II Churchill, buono- Ayrc, hiles &.
BNlGS MHraoAiho, aamcslho: Roluu M.,.iar;
,iiu, Maple, lll,u 'lg.o, CIacuus. Euhei b,,v Co.
lcmamf!. John HstAa~Sy, Is HuioIt, y Z; alba
true, i,io Januiiu.
hNiiOpNEkr kotrun, Horton, - Fila Mava-
Eu'S' Acn', lis Gfunlt, state Husiuu. No.
Gus, Taunton; = Mctln,ke,, Boston: Arc4A., Rock
land lieru, hachns lcoch1is. Giuirr,ipr. CnruoiiA
RuAland, Evelyn, Iutlc bic, j 70 Bcnlr.. ,tlI.r .
ton, hu, JtF,r-uu hartford. tinIirluri. y ..-
don, RHAc', talalG starr tufar,fu Sew .on.Us.
Nave, Aiulrou, haluu kud Rover, Gr.iA-'. NJ re,
j [ Lawrence lnaruu, Mm II %, Witt, Nlt.l..s.
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Legal NOTICES.


CROTON AQUEDUC CT DEPARTMENT-TO
- contraciors. separate sea ed lopo az, each en-
dotrod III the till Of hC YORK for high II may 10
ohC1od the nAluc OF the bidder ard tNe 1atc u ia
syntAtiCn. viii hr received AZ thiF Office Until II
O'Clock OF Ihutsdae, April 18Th, Tor H.. construction
OF tie following erect Improvements, VIZ. Sew IN
4sd st.. between Lexington and ith sever In iGth
IT., uOu i'm u 80 not cat % luth aN IN
5.d It, hot 9th aud Th ave. sever In l45th Of from
9th W To and through Manhattan II. to 10th av
CIo.sWRlk from soutll-'ntt corner OF bgth It, aud
and cobhle stone pHvinr Of Hammond 81, from Wet
Il TO 18th ay. specifications aud forms tor bids can
be obtained Oh applcHi ou to the Contract Clerk al
this Office. Office Cotton ANqcduc: pep IlnenL Ap1i
], lS5. THOMAS sIhPHtNs, ROBERT L. OAR.
Ment. Al
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CHARTER ELECuuNs.-ihe charter cleo
tioas lco place m J'ffcy city, on ru,.'s, bat tie
returns we're not completed urul yesterday. The
democratic ticket va succc siul uith the eIcop ,ion
Of chief Of Police, one Alderman and tso chosen
frcchodura. In ilolokcn the democratic ncrc, was
elected except for Water Commissioner, ald FIVE de-
mocrats uut Of nine Councilman vero elected In
liud,on Cty tho whole democratic ticket Vas elected
In lie 'oSn ct bou,n tue cattle Republican ticket
was ClS.ttl.
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TIE NEW YORK sun.

Published daily Sundays excepted.
TWO oESrs PR cory -ls oENIs Pan WKEK.
Delivered anywhere IN the city or yicipit,, n.
~ 81; ak months. ~. 'N' "'
TllE SUI w1 the ORIGINATOR nj the Associs,.d
Press OrgsfHatiou, and has the finest ndyaptss ~.
obtaining news. II contains ALL the news of az
day iu small slace easily read VI w
AWeckiy Edition Of the sun
y paolisheg e>ery Tuesday. Terms lin wrAprar. 70,
'he man II uesied) THREE oENIs per copy ~ Der 10
tDSe HNlIoN fh1cG-osR DoLLARrEEYrAa
whcthci by single copy or IA clubs-tLs eL.aye,t ,,
per ~ he ip'T|d Postage on DaIlv Am 80 20
au.,'st W. - ~ year, 1ttaso Weekly, q
sasS,s, ." ali s.aI payable whore received
AVsES ., BEACu, Proprietor Of THK Sun,
Fulton and NAssAu ste- n Y
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4 DONALD SMITH
4'i Late tVie, SMITH 4 BROTHER.
My. YORK.

bht Wkk- OF
EAST INDIA All BITTER PALE ANS
Ih'.o AIcI ~" " improved puatty, hrr..d with
great culr p"NHn', nntfity, and struugthCniug,
'h' car IT, rolled cr T. pIritt Tho Ht.u. lon ~. COM
,inef- -"iic r!. ptten b, mail pro y / o,rcitci
h""'y West 18Th d.. tee 1th a.d ,,i fvc,. 1is
Now IS THE TIME 10 uSE DR
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RAGS, RAGS, RAGs-THE USUAL HIGH
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
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paper ~ every dur.T!ptIUn STOCK WELL & M.
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10 short everything uUccssLIy fora coniple n-Vs-
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