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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Assembling Of the Lcsisiaturc-Breeze in the
Lower House.

Assembling Of the observation-disclosures I'm the
Lower House.
COLUMBIA, July 8, 1868.
The Legislature organized to-day by the choice OF
r. J. Moses, Jr. Speaker OF the House, and Major
T. d. Corbin President pro tenn Of the Senate, Lieu.
tenant Governor Booser being sick.
In the House Mr.. whipper, Northern negro,
nominated colored man for Speaker and said the
time had for the issue to be made in the party
Heretofore the republicans denied the black man
everything and showed hostility towards them.
Hereafter he would assert his rights and protect
them too and the consequences must De with his
enemies. he was severe upon the ignorant white
voters He said that thing must stop or the party
would 90 to pieces. Considerable excitement was
created by the speech.
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Marine Disasters.


BARK MORA. from Baltimore for Buenos Ayres, put Into
Fortress Monroe 9th inst leaking
NfiscelIaneous.
Purser vspduser, of the steamship Perf', from Calves
ton, has thanks for his attentions.
sHrp MorrsoNgRy-Thed erect ship Montgomery, picked
up By the steamer Charleston and towed 10 this port
lbeed the United Court for salvage By both the
Of the steamer Charleston. The Uuted
States Marshal yesterday went down 70 the Montgomery and
that she will be brought the city todayChareon News
July2
LAuScgrp-At Yewburypon July s. Mr. John Cnrrer, Jr,
launched ship Of 1850 tons she owned BY parties in
Also a, the same time, Ae.srs Charles currier Co
the bark Ags $50 TONS This vessel owned by
Cant Jacob Brown 10 her the builders and
Others Of ew5urypor. She 10 already chartered for New
Zealand.
Brig Stephen Bishop spoken OF Bermuda BY pilot
Foreign Psrts.
ANTWERP, June A-Arrived, Dsnnewirks, Mogens, Bos
sailed 2l,h, Carla, Regusin Nyork.
ApEN, June 3-ssied. Scotia, Delano, BOMBAY.
BRISTOL, June-1n kiugroad ed, Oscar BJonnes from
Nyort Roys Minstrel, Andrews from do land both sailed
20 csspi,1 Arrived. NcGav.ry, Nichols. London
Enersd OUT ah, Cambria, Harrington, for nontsvideo
McGilvery, Nichols and Lbbsy Tapley do Pocshontas
Cleared goth. Virginia Dare, Dnnnins. Montevdeo. .
CaossrADr, Juns n-Arrvsd, ocesns, Hsrlossen, rnls
= ccrIsnAoss, June so-od, Albert osorr Bsnsssyps
cALLAo, June ru, In, ship slss orssnman Hons Tor
me. RYos : sss: "a 's a. s
wsvss, 0rinn and Horace Bsals Blanksushp, s; sohS
Sarah Cullen. Ava. foe PhusdsphlAs dise
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THE INDIANS.

Treaty with the Eastern Shoshones and Bar.
rock Indians-The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Given to Them-The Savases Satisfied.
ST. LOUIS, July 6, 1868.
Fort Bridger (Utah) despatch says q treaty was
concluded the Fourth with the Eastern Shoshones
and lBarrocks. The government was represented
by General Augur. The treaty stipulates that
its tributaries from Wind River Mountains,
the southern boundary to Little Owl creek north,
ton. The Barrocks will have q reservation on
Snake river, extending from near Soda springs to
not vet determined but this country Is guaranteed
An agent is to be furnished with a residence and
warehouse upon the reserve together with farmer,
engineer, with suitable shops and resi-
dences for each, and mission building
implements and Seeds are to be furnished. For the
present both tribes TO be under the supervision
OF an agent who, until the reservations are perma-
dence at Fort Brdger. These Indians have for years
lived under former treaty and faithfully complied
with its stipulations. They seemed pleased with the
conference and willingly assented to the treaty.
Scout Against tho Indians in Idaho-Re.
ported Defeat Of General Crook.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9, 1883.
General Diven reports at the military headquarters
In this city the result OF forty-1ve days. scout
against the Indians in Arizona. His force consisted
Oh one CdValry, inlhutry, IouT Rulueb.
Parties OF Indians were discovered at different local..
ties, but fed at the approach OF the troops.
The pack trains suffered severely. quantity of
the opening OF roads through the Indian country
enable the troops more readily TO track the savages.
Idaho advices to June q reported that General
Crook was recently defeated by the Indians and COM
PEELED to send TO camp for teams TO take In the dead
The Indians were well fortified General Crook
attacked them with two companies Of infantry
with the above result Although the report comes
direct II s not fully credited.
Idaho papers complain that when officers have
been long enough in command to understand Indian
warfare they are invariably removed.
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Gle led

steamship Cimbris ua), Hack, Hsmburg-Kunbardt 4
Co.
steamship Frsnconia, Sherwood. Porisnd-J Y Ames.
Ship saniee Magraw, San Francisco-Sutton Co.
Ship Conhdsnce, Patterson, Msrssles via City Pont-W
Nelson " .,., t.,,, a.,,-p.,,., e,ovr p,,c.n.,
Brig Mary williams (Br), Foster, Valencia Henry
Brig Alice Brh Loud, Rio orsnde De Sui via Richmond
schr Josephine Bssemsu kingston JsHenry de cordovs
scar Henry Middleton, Brown, - xsrsius- weussrr
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CALF ORNlA.

Awful Gala nifty mt Oakland-Large Number
Of Persons Drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9, 1s6s
An awful calamity occurred on the evening
Of the 4th Of July by the giving away Of the
drawbridge at the ferryboat landing on the
oakland side OF the bay. About sixty
persons were precipitated into the water Ten bodies
have been recovered. IL Is impossible to ascertain
the number drowned.
The steamer Montana, for Panama, sailed to-day
with $475 900 In treasure 100000 OF which Is for
New York. Marx Twain Is passenger
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Recent Eiection-The Crops.
JACKSON, July 9, 1858.
Returns from all counties but two give demo-
cratic majority OF Il, 400.
Fine rains have fallen during the past three days
and the crop prospect II excellent.
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HAMBURG.

American Freedom In the Ancient City.
HAMBURG, July 4, 1858.
To-day the anniversary of American independence
was celebrated in this ancient city by very elegant
banquet winding up with the usual toasts and
speeches OF amity and friendship.
The United states steamer Swatara had LEFT port
for Il is sad the Cretan waters and the absence Of
her officers and crew was much regretted.
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AUSTRIA.

No Public American Feto on the Fourth.
VIENNA, July Might
The United States Charge d'Afaires, acting near
the court OF Austria In the absence OF an American
Minister being in Switzerland to-day, the Fourth Of
July was not publicly observed by the Americans in
the city,
American citizens toasted the day individually or
in family groups.
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SPAIN.

Fourth of July Banquct-Spanish Toast to the
Republic.
MADRID, July T. 1868.
There was grand banquet given here to-day to
celebrate the return OF the anniversary OF American
independence.
'eThe Growing Prosperity OF the Republic" was
toasted by a crowded assembly with the greatest
enthusiasm.
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Cold BlOoded Murder Of n Negro and u Des
perate ARRAY In Memphis.

Cold BlOoded Murder Of n Negro and a Des.
perate ARRAY In Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July s, 1868.
Last night two whites and one negro went to
house occupied by a negro named Pendieton Ford at
the corner OF South and fernando streets and gained
admittance. Immediately ON entering the negro
walked up to the bed where Ford was lying and with
out uttering word shot him through the body. The
party then walked away deliberately. Ford died at
five O'Clock this morning. There Is no clue to the
murderers notwithstanding that Ford's wife and
two other negro women were in the room at the
time.
Private A. s. Gregory, OF the Twenty NTH infantry,
was shot In the face to-day by Edward O'Neill,
lately chief OF the Fire Department The ball grazed
the carotid artery. The difficulty originated in
Gregory's visiting O'Neilps sister at his house. On
being ordered to leave Gregory rushed at O'Neill,
who then shot him. ONeill was arrested and lodged
in the station house. number OF soldiers gathered
there vowing vengeance but the police quietly re-
moved O'Neill
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The Peasanfry Plumber Jacmel-Need Of an
American Man-of-w War There-Rcported Sue
cesses Of Salnave.
HAVANA, July 9, 1868.
The peasantry in the neighborhood OF Jacmel en-
tered that town recently and plundered the place.
The American Consul calls for United states man.
of.war to be stationed at that point.
SO far sanave is reported to have been successful
against the insurgents surrounding Port au Prince.
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BELGIUM

American Ofncial Dinner-FOurta of July IL
Elimination.
BRUSSELS, July T. 1868.
dinner was given in honor OF the day at the
mansion of the United States Embassy in this city,
at which a number Of distinguished personages at
tended by invitation, and the building was splen
didly Illuminated after nIghtfal.
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the United States Envoy and many citizens OF the
Swiss republic attended
There was also fete at the Castle of Plongeon.
near Geneva, during the day, and concert in the
evening"
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SERVIA.

Execution OF an Assassination Conspirafor.
BELGRADE, July 9, 1863.
@. Nemalovic, br0ther-in-law OF Prince Kara
Georgewich, has been executed for participation in
the recent conspiracy against the life Of Prince
Michel
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Alarming Earthquakes.
HAVANA, July Q, 1858.
According to our latest sdvices from 81. Thomas
the earthquakes there had become again quite fire.
quent and aarmngly violent. Some u the shocks
lasted q long o. thirty minutes,
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SWITZERLAND.

Citizen Sentiment with American Freedom.
BERNE, July 4, 1863
very elegant public dinner was given In this city
today In honor OF American Independence ~ which
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sAxONY.

American Independence Picnic.
DRESDEN, July 4, 1868.
The return OF American Independence Day was
made the occasion OF well arranged picnic, In
friendly commemoraton, held at Scharden
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TENNESSEE.
Extra Session Of the Legislature Ordered-In.
junction Suit Dismissed.

junction Suit Dismissed.
NASHVILLE July O. 1868.
Governor Brownlow has issued a proclamation
converting the Legislature in extra session on the
9th OF July II is understood that the chief
for this s the necessity OF doing something relative
to the bonds of the State.
In the Federal Court to-day Judge Trigg dismissed
the suit or the citizens OF Kentucky for an Injunction
restraining the issuance OF State bonds to the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad.
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The office Of the Herald steam yachts At whitehall alp
All eommuuicstions from and consignses tins
Of inward bound vessels viii be forwarded free Of
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ARIZONA.

Election Of Governor McCernick 90 a Delegate
to Congress.
ST.. LOUIS, July 9, 1868.
Denver despatch says Governor Mccormick, OF
Arizona is elected to Congress BY the largest ma
jorty ever given TO any candidate n that Territory.
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RUSSIA.
American Patriotic Reunions.

American Patriotic Reunions.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 4. 1868.
There were some elegant American reunions held
at private residences in this city to-day in honor. Of
the anniversary Of the birthday of the republic.
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Asbestos Cement Ii Guaranteed 60 Repair
H. W. JOHNS, rs william street,
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Ths Best In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable instasta
Factory Is Bond street.
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A.-JeMers Offers Extraordinary BarGafns
IN Ladies' Misses Childrens and Shoes JET
FERs LIS and 1888 Broadway, opposite st. James, Hoffman
and Fifth Avenue Hotels
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Asbestos Roof Coating-Composed or the In
desrctbs nbrous mineral Asbestos adapted for and
II. w. JOHNS, rs william street.
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Circulars OF Every Descriptions and Notices
TO attend meetings printed in the neatss possible
hours notice and twenty cent less than at
other similar place In the city, the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street
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Sir Morton Poto Adjudicated Bankrupt.
LONDON, July g. 1868.
Sir Morton Peto has passed through the Court OF
Bankruptcy and has been discharged
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TURKEY.

The Fourth Of July Not Ceiebrated-OMcial
Mourning.
CoNsTANTINoPLE July 4-Evenng.
American Independence Day was not celebrated
in a public manner in this city to-day an official
mourning prevailing on account of the assassination
OF Prince Michel, of Servia.
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
House.
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Hair and WHISPERS Judlciousfy, Neatly, APP
proprateiy cut and shaped BY HILL the intabe Sluao
Do Broadway. shaving aud dyeing.
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A.-A Century Of Triumphs Over Dyspepsia,
liver disease, bowel complaints febrile
disorders has mmorta.ed the Settler pa and thess
repeated throughout this hemisphere by
VARIANTS EFFERvEsCENT sELTZER APERIRNf,
containing all the elements and producing all the happy results
OF the Great German Spring. Sold by all druggists.
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GEORGIA..

Organization Of the Lesislature-The Lower
House DemOcrntic-Quecr Case In the Elec-
ton for Speaker Of the Senate.
ATLANTA, July 9, 1868.
The Senate and House completed their organza-
ton to-day. The officers elected in the Senate are
all republicans. In the House N. A. Hardin
democrat, was elected clerk, and Jesse
Osten, democrat was elected messenger.
Eleven new members were sworn In, giving
the democrats majority. Messrs. Harris,
spear and Chandler were appointed committee to
wait upon Governor Bullock and inform him both
Houses had organized and were ready to receive any
message The Legislature then adjourned.
In the election for Speaker OF the House yesterday
Mcwharton republican, received seventy-six votes
and Price democrat seventy-four, Price voting for
Mcwharton under the impression that McWhar-
ton had cast his vote for him Price. On learning
the contrary he asked permission to withdraw the
vote given for Mcwharton, which was granted by the
Governor, who decided that McWharton was elected.
The Ashburn Murder Case.
ATLANTA, Ca, July q, 1868,
The defence for the Columbus prisoners was CON-
menced to-day. The main points OF the defence are
to prove an abb.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c. Executed
with nes,nsss quictness and despatch twsr per
. t6e METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTA BLIsA-
MENT. Va
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A.-Phal0n's sPaphian SOap0 Possesses the
properties q the "Psphisn Lotion" rs cake.
II will not chap the skin II Invaluable the TOILET.
BATH and N0RSERY
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SHIPPIN "a N E w s.

Almanac Tor New York---This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 4 35>l Moon rises. ...eve l6
sun SETS ...... 33 High water morn 10 90
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A.-Phalon's /" PapLian LotIono Removes
FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIP.
kc.
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Neatnese, Economy and Despatch Combined
the Of orders Metropolitan Job Prux kstab-
ishmsni, 81 Nassau street
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DIR. r. B. FO0te, Author or "Medica1 Com.
Sense be consulted In person BY letter al his
l20 Lexington of East Twenty eighth
street once from 10 A. n TIL r. n. Consultation
free.
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Holmes Aiphabefic Plnnchette-NTade Of
sgnec and electrical srbstnnces price ~ 5O
press. Address HOLMES 4 CO.. lss Fulton stree, New
York
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The new Reform Franchise Boundary bill was
passed in committee
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Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment, ~ Nassau street
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For a stylish and Becoming Hut, Pntron-
BURKE 2s Fulton his prices decidedly popu
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Campaign Bndges, Pins and Medals Of The
democratic candidates will he ready within u hours after tbs
the tbs lowest prices send
10 headquarters Address b. w. Hitchcock publisher and
manufacturer Of campaign goods, Ss spring street, N.Y.
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For First Class Printing az Every Doscrip-
ton go the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment n
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"AIl Men Seek Success.''-PhrenO1OGy Teach.
what do Examinations, with charts daily,
3sg Broadway See Pictorial chronological Journal for
July Only 30 cents. Newsmen have IT,
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Great sale Of Confrn bn nd Cigars, Liquors, SC.
Nv order OF the Collector Of the Port LAWRENCE STRAIT
T0S will sell omoow, a, ~ o'clock, ii5 Pearl street,
u smugsed Cigars the choicest Havana
brands such Fgaros Decia de Cuba, Faicanas Pure
sndas Flor de Perdos Zouave Regaas fremont House,
Londres &C. Mesrschanm Pines, Jamaica Rum, Wines,
Teas Brandes, offering rare opportunity 10 purchasers 10
small lots Of cigars and other articles Of the finest
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ENGLAND.
Nova Scotia Observation-Disclosures Pro-
gress.

In the House OF Lords this evening Lord Strath-
eden presented petition OF the people OF Nova
Scotia against the Canadian Dominion and praying
Parliament 20 allow them to leave the confeder-
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wiss rsupsss ssa Oruanessai HAIR Best
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The Fsmeus Cerusr-0y Nassau street,
Fulton. The hsropolias JOB Printing Esiabheui
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ELIAS, &c.
A.-Phalon's 'sPaphian Soap Possesses the
properties a. the "P.phsn Lotion" Is cent. cake
BATH HIa and fi NURSERY ss '''''-''' TOT '''
"AH Men Seek success.''-PhrenoIosy Tearb-
what do best EIsmina,ions with charts daily.
July. Only 30 cents. Newsmsn have IT,
A.-A Century Of Triumphs Over Dyspepsia,
gs @ ID. .1.r D an. aSd ns
yso:' T,gsasss ssEpussqS, h h.%;Pssss
Al 4. sn proasana II NE happy
Of the Grsa. German Spring Sold BY all druggists.
A.-JeMers Offers Extraordinary Barsains
70 Lsdes Mls:ss, and Chldrens Boots and shoes JET
and Fifth Avenue Hotels
dssreSs nbro~s mineral Asbestos adapted for new and
old roofs Prepared ready for ne: ,nuxs "a wm. .,
Asbestos Cement Ii Guaranteed 70 Repair
II. W. JOHNS, IS william s.rss,.
B.schsIor,. Hair Dye.-The Be.. In the
nsous Factory ID Bond street.
Circulars Of Every Descriptions and Notices
TO attend printed IN ss ne:,.s
;!s;; :%,lsr rs sTSoSo JOG
Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-Thc Best Ever
wholssals and retail also applied ~ No.
Campaign Bndsc-, Pins and Medals Of tie
candidates wifi ready within q hours after q.
nomnson for the hes. At the loves, prices send
manufacturer Of campaign goods - spring street,
DIR. e. b. Foote, Author or "Medical Co.-.
Sense be consulted in person or By letter at his
street 0acs nom 10 A. \. iii SP n. Consaltsion
free
Drug store For saIe.-The Best Locatio~
nS IN sns rs'e Ohio sr'Se ss Ass o
gist care Of " II. Woodbridge, Newark, Ohio
Eye Glasses and spectacIes, tn Improve the
sigh, ., Old and yonns without ne eject q
Essabiished In 1sOO.-The Metropolfan Job
Printing Establishment, " Nassau street
For a stylish and Becoming Hut, Pntron-
Ire BURKE i2s Fulton street, bis prices are decidedly popu
For First Class Printing Of Every De-crip-
ton 90 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Estaolisament
Great sale Of Confrn bn nd Cigars, LIQUORS, Src.
ay order Of The Collector Of The por, LAwRENcE sIkar
choice of smuged Cigars OF the choicest Havana
sas". r .Sn a. f. 2sas sess fsmons House,
Lond,ss g. ss.r.chaam Pines, Jsmaics Rum, Wines.
small lots Of cigars and other articles Of
qualify.
Hair and WHISPERS Jndlcioa-ty, Neatly, APP
sB Broadway. shaving and dye,ng
Holmes' Aiphabetic PIanchette-Nrade Of
magnetic and electrical srbsances price 81 SO; sent b.
press Address HOLMES Co. rs Fulton street. New
York
Neatnes., Economy and Despatch Couh,ned
the execution OF orders Metropolitan job Printing ksab
bhnsni, 81 Nassau street
Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neatness quckness and despatch twer
z. sS 81
MENr, VI Nassau street
Royal Havana Lottsry.-Prizas Paid In Gold.
furnss:d The Msbss' rasA psd for Douboous
TAYLOR 4 co. Bankers. 10 Wall street Mt
The Fsmsus Cerusr-0y Nassau street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan JOB Printing Esiab'hsna
Tho Demscrssic Ceuvessssa. --TNe Dews-
cratic Conves!os OF may nct - fruitful q cd resuls
according the candidate no1inoAed salesman or a.
mesr nsieusr. 0ne triumph vn certainly achieve wut
re vii asps% ssoSl oss q kNcH Hxfss troa Il
broadway.
Wisa rssDsee ssd Orsa.essai Hair -Bess
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cratic opssscs ma, Or nav ~ ~ u, q sccd rssrss
according the candidate noninaAed . saesman or
mesy inRuer. One triumph vn certainly achieve; wi
:ss % s... s = out q ~ Ss oT , 90
BROADWAY.
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Schr Kate Carton Orb Lamb, Carienas-Brvan Pe,ss
Schr Curiew, Turner 0aiveston-C Mallory 1 Co
Saght. -" "iu"'
Schr Eta Jackson Eiizabethport- Brugers Thsbaud
schr Arthemius, Gates South Amboy-snow 4 Richard
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Schr Jeddie, Trott, Machias-Jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Clara jane, Parker Portsmouth, NH-Jed Frye Co.
Rro