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ST. DOMINGO.

Baez Likely to Be Driven Out Of the COun.
try-victory Of the CAPITALISTS.
HAVANA, August 4, 1868.
Advices from st. Domingo represent that the revo-
tionary movement against Baez steadily pro-
crossing under the leadership of General LuperOn.
decisive victory over the forces sent out against
him had been gained by Ogando, one Of his generals.
The speedy fall Of President Baez and the expulsion
of his government were anticipated.
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CANADA.
TrepidatiOn Among the Express Companies
RObbery-ExtraditiOn Case.

TORONTO, August a. 1868.
In consequence OF the summary manner In which
the vigilance committees have recently dealt with
express robbers in the Western States there have
been numerous arrivals Of well known desperate
characters here Of late, and the Canadian express
companies have taken the precaution to place armed
guards on all express trains.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob the eX-
press Office at Sherbrooke on Tuesday night
Morse & Co., brokers' OF this city, were robbed OF
5000 In open daylight.
Henry Renaud, the New York forger, whose extra
ditlon was recently applied for, was discharged from
custody to-day. The case was compromised by the
prisoners agreeing to return to the States If the cr
minal charge was abandoned.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Austr,lasian viii leave
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at The Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on "Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wiil
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies IN wrappers for mailing, SIX cents.
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GEORGIA..

Democratic Ratification NIeeting-Negro Demo.
cratic Club.
AUGUSTA, August 4, 1853.
great Seymour and Blair ratification meeting
was held at Aiken to day. Three thousand people
were present. Hampton Butler and others spoke,
among them two colored men. There was a cOlOred
democratic club in the procession
There was heavy rain here this afternoon.
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ENGLAND.

Fenian Convictions and Foreign Citizenship.
LONDON, August 4, 1868.
Mr. Scaon, counsel for the prisoners Warren and
Costello, In communication TO the London Times
repeats his declaration that his clients were tried
and convicted on the evidence procured in the
United states.
The London Times, In answer reterates in the
most positive terms its denial OF the correctness Of
the statement
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AUSTRIA.
German Democracy and National Reunion.

German Democracy and National Reunion.
VIENNA, August 4. 1858.
The German democrats held a meeting in this city
last night, at which speeches made and resolu
lions adopted deploring the practical exclusion OF
the German provinces of the Austrian empire from
their former relation to the atherand and protesting
against the settlement Of the question OF German
unity through the process Of arbitrary anne aton,
declaring that all action to that end should be based
upon the will OF the people OF the respective States
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Eckford VS.. Unique, Of Staten Island.
The first game between these clubs came OF yes
terday at the Union grounds and, as the score will
show, proved to be decidedly ope-sided. The con-
test, nevertheless was sprightly and Interesting
The score OF the game Is as folows:-
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ALAB AMA.

The Common Carrier Bill Passed the House
Removal Of Disabilities.
MONTGOMERY, August A, 1858.
In the House the day was occupied by debate on
the bill allowing to railroad cars and steam
boats without regard to color The bill was passed.
The Senate discussed the bill removing political
disabilities, but without any decided action.
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MISSOURI.
Fire I'm st. Louis.

Fire I'm st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August 4, 1868.
Afre broke out this afternoon In the Pacific mills,
owned by Greenwood Mills, extending to the bak-
cry Of Brown & Co., the factory OF owens Co., and
the paper bag factory OF Bixby, Forbes & Co. Loss
about $50, 900. The Pacific mills were almost entirely
daalrnYel.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
F r o M
Il q NJ
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
VENEZUELA.

Marshal Falcon Again in COrO-He COntem-
plates Driving General DI0nagas from the
Prestd entail Chair.
ST. THOMAS, July 80,
VIA HAVANA August A. 1858.
Marshal Falcon, lately President of Venezuela, has
reappeared before Coro whence he had recently to
make his escape to the island Of Curacao. He con-
templates attacking General Monagas to regain the
executive chair from which the latter drove him by
force.
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GERMAN 7.
Festival and Students Banquet.

bonn, August 4, sos.
A festival was held in this city yesterday to COM
memorate the scmi.centennia anniversary Of the
foundation OF the University Of Bonn. There was
great ga,.ernI Of the students, alumni and friends
OF the institution from all parts of Germany
A banquet took place, at which, among the distin.
Quished guests present was the Hon. George Ban
croft the American Minls.er TO the North German
Confederation.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, August 4. - The steamer Berlin
sailed to-day for Baltimore at halfpast twelve
O'Clock =. nj.
LIVERPOOL, August 4.-The steamship Austrian,
Captain Wyie, OF Allans line, which left Quebec on
July rs, arrived here to-day.
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TURKS ISLAND.

An Ascending Observation-Disclosures In the
Revenue.
HAVANA, August T. 1858.
the Postmaster at Turks Island aosconded re-
Gently.
The re .cnue returns show q very great increase.
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Ilia.fi.

GREEN.-On Tuesday, August 4, at Clarenceviie,
l.. l., WILLIAM Henry son OF Thomas ana Eliza
Green aged years, months an : II days.
The funeral will take place on Thursday morning,
al ten O'Clock, from the residence OF MS parents
fFUr Other DedthS see S'csnM PIJs.l
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OHIO.


Suicide In Cfncinnafi-RIse In the Ohio River.
CINCINNATI, August 4, 1868.
John Bariman, OF this city, committed suicide yes
terday by shooting himself through the head.
The recent rise in the Ohio river has brought out
all the first class packets The double decker
line, resumed their trips between Cincinnati and
Louisville yesterday.
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To-day-Mutual vs. Irvington. Union groul'
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Active. Union grounds.
Friday-Eckford vs. Irvington. Union grounds.
Saturday-Mutual Va. Eckford. Union grounds.
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LONDON, August 4, 1863
The wheat harvest in the British isles is nearly
over and according to the estimate which can now
be formed the yield of the crop will be double that Of
last year and Will exceed by one-thrd the annual
average.
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MAINE.
International Commercial ConventiOn-Demo.
cratic Convention.

international Commercial COnventtOn-DemO
cratic Convention.
PORTLAND, August A. 1863
The International Commercial Convention met in
Portland to-day. Delegates are present from all
parts of the United States Canada and the Provinces
John Neil was chosen temporary Chairman.
The Committee on Credentials reported that POS
delegates had already arrived and many more are ex
pected They recommended Samuel Merrill, Gov
OF Iowa, for President, with long list OF Vice
Presidents and six secretaries from various points Of
committee was appointed to wait on Governor
Merrill, who appeared and assumed the chair with
brief remarks.
order OF business, and the Convention adjourned
until three O'Clock =. NJ.
In the afternoon the Committee on Order OF Bust
ness reported the foOwing:-Frst The railroad
across the Continent; second lake, river and canal
navigation; third, international commercial rela-
lions.
Letters were read from distinguished gentlemen
who were unable to attend.
Mr.. James W. Taylor, Of st. Paul, Minn addressed
the Convention on the railroad and ship canal nte-
ests of the West. He said the best road to the sea
without transhipment is what the West wants, and
when ship canals shall open the st. Lawrence to
proud city ofNew York will be compelled to afford
the same privilege with her canal The railway sys-
tenn is the key of the canal system. In concluding
he alluded to the great future transcontinental rail-
way, terminating at Puget Sound
Committees were appointed to prepare resolutions
upon he three subjects reported 6y the COMMITTEE
committee was Hon. ]. W. Corbett. Portland, Oregon
on the second, Mr.. ]. w. Taylor, st. Paul, MIMI,
and on the third. Mr.. w. H. Craig, Detroit, Mich.
The Democratic Convention for the First Con.
gressiOna district met at Bddeford to-day william
P. Haines, of Biddeford, was nominated for Repre-
sentative In Congress, but declined on account OF i'll
health. Charles A. Shaw, Of Biddeford,. was then
Presidential eeCtOr.
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Honorary peerec- from Bonn.

BUM, august ., 1868.
The University of Bonn has conferred the degree OF
Doctor of Laws upon his Royal Highness the Crown
Prince of Prussia Hon. George Bancroft the Minister
Of the United states and Professor Darwin and John
Stuart Mill OF England.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is q tabular statement OF the marine
transfers which have been made since the previous
report
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Contrary to general expectation as expressed In
this vicinity the "haymakers' raked the Mutuals
yesterday at Troy. The score stood-Union, ~;
Mutual, IL.
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A.-Phaion's s'Paphian Soapo Posse the
properties the Paphian Lotion" % caks
II will not chap the skin Is invaluable for the TOILET,
BATH aud Nc RSERY.
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PENNS YlVANlA.
Cotton MIL In Philadelphia Burned-Loss
4115,OOO.

PHILADELPHIA, August y, 1858.
The cotton mill Of John Brown Sons, In this city,
was totally destoyed by fire this morning, with the
machinery, &c. Loss $l15ooo insured for $4,000 as
foows:-North British and Mercantile $40 900; Man.
haitian, OF New York. $4,000; Phoenix, OF New York,
$4,000; Security, Of New York. $4,000 Hartford Fire,
$4,000; National, OF Boston,. S3,looi PUTNAM Fire,
Liverpool, $4,000.
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Struck out. Unique, 3.
Out on bases-Un ique, 8; Eckford,7
Home run-Egger, ].
Umpire-Mr John McCsuiey Enterprise OF Staten Island
Scorers Messrs Watson and Eadie.
Time of camel hour and 80 minutes
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A.-J,you,s Magnetic In.ec, Powder.

IL kls instantly.
Cockroaches nea burs ami every Sind OF insect vermn
By this remarkable powder IL n poison
ocs hut certain do It's work single % cent hask has
killed
A Peck OF Cockroaches.
Lyons II s the original and only true In
sect Powder. Beware OF limitations Gee sigma
tue Lyon the issx Depot 81 Park New York.
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A.-Phalon's "PaphIan I.otionv Removes
FRECKLEs, PIMPLES TAN SALT RHEUM, ERY5TP.
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Belfast and MOOsehead Lake Railroad.
BELFAST, August 4, 1863.
The breaking Of the ground upon the Belfast and
Moosehead Lake Railroad was celebrated here to-day
by the ringing OF bells, firing OF cannon, and pro-
cersion Addresses were delivered by several gen.
temen. A large cOncOurse OF people was present.
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4 Prolific source &c Uubappinc-s May he
removed BY getting your Shirt, At FDwLERS, No. Park
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A.-Jencrs Offers Extra ordinary Bssgnins
in Ladies', Misses ard Chidrcn's Boots and Shoes.
JEFFERS, Il5 and i3s Broadway, opposite ST. James,
Hoffman and Fifth Avenue hotels.
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BntcheIer's Hair Dye.-The Best 10 the
world The only perfect DYE; harmless, reliable, inants
nsous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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ChevuIier's Treatise on the Hair-Civen
away at the drug by mail This valuable
should house, teaches to restore hair
original color cultivate and have beautiful TO tho
iates, period Of life.
SkRAH A. CHEvALIER, n. D, l,l23 Broadway, NY
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wigs, Toupecs and Ornamental t1ntr,IB re
IOR'S, Is Bond street
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The Order Of the Day.-A Gensru Ss".
for sOZODONT In the teeth OF all opposition U.s.
coms the supreme dentifrcs OF the was ssn "ssrA
0rant = bottle Of "Sprldings Glue" rev oEt nlnes
Query-Was II TO mend hrs meerscaaum Of W e'"'N '.""
ship hetvee himself and Buterf
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Erring but Nobc.-self Help for Young Men,
who having erred desire better manhood Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge bensnted return the
postage Address Pblantbros boz Y, Pbradsphis, Pa
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Hill, Inimitubie Cutter Of Hair and Whiskers,
shaving dysng studio a66 broadway. Hair dye ID cents,
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For Moth Patches, Frccklcs and Tan on, tho
Face, use PFRRY's moth AND FRECkLE LOTION"
40 by druapaA XMhera.
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Sherman's Great Herb BevcraGe.-sse The
mastery work this beverage 10 doing Dsrrb~s cholera
orbus and cholera OF tho worst type things mol 70 be
found where this 10 used. Sold by A. HCDNUT CO.,
Herald Building, and Laboratory, f5a Ninth avenue,
The Poor Little sansrer Will be Iusmedi.
.ely relieved by using MRS wiNsLoWs soOrhn ,S.s
wind collie, aays al pain and q s We
child quiet natural Sleep from which awakes invsors
aud refreshed. Perfectly safe In all eases, ne m'''n'
mothers testify
Be sure and call for 49, ---..- 80.
having the csimle OF "Curts Perkua' "n the "''
wrapper. All others are base limitations
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MI Flung, who spoke up 'It IL strange questions 10
ASK an American whether he can speak hts own Ian
guage The ingulsitive gentleman retired.
- Inc Embassy are now quietly enjoying their ease.
tomorrow, at seven O'Clock, they viii set out by the
New YORK Central for Auburn, the home of Mr..
seward Here they anticipate rusticaton for
several days.
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spfffaI gptttrs.
Premature Decay.

Ts,ouazs.as 90 n-nualy INTO pgeas.nls
rrnTe beozrss theynsEiscs 70 pr~ETs tHsts
tusssina.Is blsatnE-sood heaifh. sasas
uaon uver coDglatzs. Dy1De71s, coo-
sapo.soa ara ssnEla4 altnssntE;5o1z d.eass
IN .ske f.s inevitable eozrss md end yD1r
dsy. ca es-1h, p,ezhups r1aoa1y. ml@yOa
.szts ms 1aaaaz . PTsTsatis, BatbgEaEs0z
Alss msaboas and ne only 3 rsrstEtU.ssEiDn
azztnr. ths ezzs oflhassdhszsA. = EsnHs
NE Only absolute wedy krth@- Fo=ssfy
yo7aesTessa O3ee by = eourse Of AllzhlerE
zGb Rnen, Gbsmus rsosa yoGr eoGs-i-
rzison and p6yISq1eInrulnsrzbLs 10 The NJ
tseEz Of eyldezale aiso-aenaod The o-tinaEy
oa1splafats vAsea p1s14n II eTeEY io4ai isy'
me nost distinguishes PHyzsAnl OF fss
psassst dsy usi ..a fhsiT pFII7;ssa. and r''ss-
lively dsdars lha; ne zhoAs ssenee q
maaSesDs pose4es no r@saJF-has : hzasso
en.seiom sor alsezses Ariktrs fnn disaE-
dssad gtomaeh. Live, KtaDsyz. IEtstne'
de- Is xhh,erts HezD R:ttsTS SID D al
drrzzftts AID dszIeZ
DIS 2. Hartman I co, PfOtrss'a'Fs'
Ianeaaa, Pa -., ~,
yo[ssSe b. LAUeHLIS, SMITH = CO.
Who5esaIe DrrggE.x. wheeling. " Va
my3-%T
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Commissioners Sale
VALUABLE FARM,
Saturday, July 18th. 1858.
FRONT DOOR OF COURT HOUsE

Pratt Fox, In ChzDezy II
shsuzrd Cisnens ct Al. o5oEio Co. =. W. y
nURSUAHT TO THE DECREE MADE
IN The Above cznse on Tia IA day q
nay, 1888. VII odEsfurrtEYo me- Isth day
al Jujy, 1858, commeuEfnE n 10 O'Clock e. n
rs Sp6 IA Commtlao1sE appointed by Crnsz
Of Court sell ~ pubic auetton II Lh6 honf
certain traef Of IREd In sd decree mention
eeI Of land situate On Big Wheeling CEeeE,
n mo County fIslfu1fnl Al 80 and
Valnuf On william BuchGnanis line, and
with SID nue y. % deg. Z 10 poles 70 y.
oak on the hAnEsOf WheeltnE Greek ttoslee
down sd GEEK With the neEDdGnG md Ind
ing Ihereon 2159< poaes 20 fEo syEzmnrE
the corneE in Ihs ltER separating The land Of
lanes Henhond. thence with sd Renf0Id :
line :. e W. as poles TO . some IN the CO..
uer Of sd Reuf1InA hne, hence = u deg.
= l4 posss 70 the place Of beE1untnE Con-
timing one hundred End tEeuty-stx E=ss
a. lard ~ being the same trzct OF and which
10 conyey cd 70 the Eafd EheEFard UtmEns
b. AndreE White, fdminisCnatDF Of Daniel
nIssnrod, dsceased1 by deed 6sGed The 18th
daF Of October, 1854. and recorded in the Re
coErers omseof Ohio county In Dsed Book
TESSs -aOuTth Of the puE-
a Sc pFica IN CASH On the CAY q Ez1es zEd
the remainder Thereof m t6ree equal Ia sal
Eaenfs payaaie respectively In ak twelve
and eIRdfeeu monies, win interest from day
OF EzLei the { HE 70 be rGeTTed until the puZ-
chzse prsee Il fully PAID.
te25-td Special Commissioners.
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a card from Hon. W. %. Brown.
july 10Th, 1868.

a card from Hon. W. q. HFOWn'
july 10Th, 1858.
Editors InteutgeHeer' /:
Eee In youT paper of tho 9th gross
fabrication and pHrveTbl0n oil my TO-
marks on the 4th at BarracksVllie'
What I did say, was, that prior 10 Inc
rebellion the people OF this county az
sembled in their various localities TO
commemorate the birth. day OF our Ma
tinnAI Independence and keep alive the
love ofsIlbeTty, and TO call to mind the
vlTtues md patriotism OF the heroes
and statesmen that figured In the early
period OF our national history; hnt
regretted to say that now Mount Yer,
non and Monticello arc neglected and
that the grave OF John Brown. the muir
dersr, is wOrsbipped and HtTewed with
flowers. Believing that you arc gen
tleneu, and could not lend yourselves
to the circulation of gross HIAnder. l
wish you would give the above a place
10 your widely circulated paper, ana
the bill will be promptly met by your
servant. W. u. BROWN
We are also in receipt OF lengthy
communication from FaIrmOnt signed
by Peter 7. Barnes. James Morrow, Jr.,
J. w. Mccoy. II. +. Gregg ana A. b.
Fleming, denying that Mr.. Brown used
the Language attributed to him by our
informant. or anything like 1t, end GER
uIying that the following are substnn-
TALLY, and they think literally, the
words uttered by Mr.. Brown, which
they think may have huggestcd the
"calumny:"
~, oils me with painful regret TO see
tho graves of Washington and Jeffer.
aon neglected while flowers are StTswn
on the grave OF John Brown. the muir
deTer."
Respecting this matter we can hnr
say that our informant is a gentleman
of veracity, and in publishing his
statement we had every reason to be
lleve It true. He assured us 1t could be
substautinted by n number OF gentle
man who heard Mr.. Brown, some o.
whom left the ground on account of the
offensive utterance. In confirmation
of 1t, We find the following in Satur'
days Morgantown Post:
1--WE learn that one of the speakers
Rt the late rebel gathering Rt Barracks
vile. Marion county on the 4th of July
passed some severe structures on
the Congress Of the United States
for their recognition of the action o.
the soldiers 10 decorating the graves Of
their dead comrades. who, he declared
had been engaged In an unjust war
and were AURDRRRRSlu
II Is evident Mr.. Brown was general
ly understood TO hAvo made the state
ment attributed to him though, O
course, his own denial Is conelustv,
that he did not.
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Prnnnsa1s.

c,RALED PROPOSALS WILL Re Re
- eeiTsd By IhE Un6ExEEzed unta Tue
az, July SIS, e. o1eiok p N. f1Z buii1tng
= sehooi HOuss in WEAhfDE7oD IosDsHtP'
CIEI REE6-b =.
ESidders "a making their estimates VII In
eFnds NE TalEs ofEbs mAtsnal Ia TIE pre-
ii HS6ool honss, and otbEE ba1ld1nEs On re
preut% md all ne material DOL usea =
ths construction Of the new 6ufctnEs NUS
D removed from Ehs ErUd1d
Payments 70 Be made In three q ins1Ss-
EnentH Of Lhp5s @ mouths each frozn LEe
dE4e o. connmEneeneaI OF buiidfnss resErE-
faR = pz cent Of the E1pEhBtEDbSat sssl-
ssts OF he work done, until the odtAdanEs
IKE e5ousIrustida of the buildtEE 70 Il
e5rnrne1eed Immediately amer the co1tIael
= awarded, md bd6eH Efe required 10 ESEte
In Ihel- proposals. The eErites- time tne5
Til eoufTEet 70 nniEh Che bOuse. Plans AID
EpaadeaEtous can e sen 81 the once o.
M. Fairfax, gupETtntendenS Of buldtng-
Tf1e Board OF R6neAffon ressTSsS 10 tfssl
LheH2Eht OF rejecting an bsdG
Any OfhR information can be ootEInd %
calling On Mr.. FAiTERE, or tie uDcsEGBneo
CIzkOE the BosEd OF Education
~ IulF u. ascs. IElS-sL
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AmERICAN HOUSE,

bOS1ONI hASSs
The very important and extensive Inn
provernents which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest IN New
England, enable the proprietoB 70 offer To
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel in the city. During the
past summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits OF apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets. &C., attached one OF
Tufts magn ificent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story OF the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the en- tire house thoroughly replenished
and refurnished. making 1t, in allits ap-
poIntments, equal to any hotel in the coun-
Try. Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe
'H A''' -' LEWIS RICE & SON,
my4-3meod PIoprfetors.
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ap1lquIly Of Brandrelh's Pins,

Antiquity OF Brandreth's Pills.
Age is net claimed a nerit, only as a
sign Of intrinsic worth.
Tee really useful article Lives On with a
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