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of the TehirzliarY,
1 1;Y-sof retreat. 'A. rev ess -
have cut ofl al. ron.t.'s
promptly and emphaq oreign I
f ,,, il ay had
t bee" i } :: r e c ;, l , ll ,l l i ' n g the Secreget Yll
• el' th e }ad d ers,
, - hot. In Brazil tl- t Ovieg the
in istry
Affairs, being
GOVERNMENT. i' w 4rEament will I I
in the pr esidents 0. provinces .
. 17 _ ,2.
utien'eeto the Liberal d .
',ere, and the Queen's '
Army.—Gen. Grant directs the
c ori , c e e e n t 3 in
corn_ ' 1 u 7 .1 .- c ,. 14.—Paris.—It is re-
Southern States to use their own i i
al " in ncarrving out me et, Dec. 10, to3uatat
Ille .i6eral mi ' l9 1' in S p a in .
ops are soon to be with- '
piyinw with requests for military ai
,g.—Maripol, on the Sea of
the laws, and to act only in conjunctionNorte- Ithat the Fr , 111 4 Y is
State Sheriffs and Marshalls.
nine instrnets som e
i with the .'i e lle : gg : r Le: :: 1 2 b 9 e de
drawn from R nit to the ground.
Treasury.—Commissioner Ito
s under the new foretold.—& r
Lendon.—The continental papers
of the detectives to act as supervisor .
_ ed. [He Azo6. has
.12‘
via .
aPPrim` nta peace Austria and Russia
revenue law, until the latter are
and
the
President Anguqmit it • Fran ' ' d
France is (an boasts that she
refuses to nominate Democrats, ve„ahe.
say tbe,' d i
h will not accept ss. rea y or war as for peace, but it is lin.
and Secretary McCulloch .
,e,,___othe i
ices
can't
t 8
which
compromise—the am
.li.
at
The
, tty ay she wants The growth of
cans.] A compr .
a rties—ts ht"te d ' • tußent and of the liberal .•
equally between the twop
the President to give ~e O. .
~sentiment may drive
Democrats of Missouri advise
of appointments in
, s au; _ nitto a war, [a shaking of the French.
Montgomery Blair the control
are note forming secret. "a e of rats . and the indications lead many to
that State, where the party i, a
view to " making expect a war in Autumn or Spring, although the
political organizations wit
idential election.—No es governnient utters the most pacific assurances.—
sure thing" of the P
re
presented since Decent] P araguayan advices say that the allies were defeat
terfeit 7-3 0.8 have,, beens f t b see eens, the,newining ed July 16th and 18th, and Humaita, was evacua-
Diplomatic. - 7 -s
1 e be interested in the 'his fit- ted• July 24th, because Lopez had completed his
to Mexico, is said to line of defence on the Tebiguary. The guns at Hu
ny, and in Mr
I,ower C a lifornia Comps make were removed or spiked, and the evacuationd at* "d l
dations, a fact which do es n we ee-
accomplished- without , the knowledge of the enemy
nese. The allies
The President informs a ,
tirof the ballot in w ill not dare to enter the country, and
will
from Tennessee that she .
tion of standing Chilli and Bolivia have offered their mediation:
Vienna.—The civil courts are notifiedthat
the clergy
will be used., to , secure-tinwnthority ) .also, that .
the South, and to preveaair. . may be forced by legal proCess to grant certificates
.
armies, except rind for civil marriage—Florence--Garibaldi e —.Florence— ') • •
ed ,ranz has had an interview . . g . Gan al& has resign
. ed his seat in Parliament.
he supports Seynvefievens, and others of their
Political.—Or Springs, Va., and has pro- August 31.—Lordon.—Letters from Paraguay
with Lee, B ei gheir opinions on impending is- pronounce the story of a conspiracy against Lopez
class, at vgAled in the interests of the Dem- o be_ a weak dev . ice of the enemy.—Dublia.—Ma
son Jones, the Liberal candidate for Queen's coun
curedir
TED AND Tzsarroures. ty, has withdrawn, the opposition to him on the
sues, y ground that he sympathizes with Garibaldi being
ocrestrk.—The leading dry-goods men will -
too strong to leave any, room for of his elec
,..jouthertiers.only for cash.—The hope
Spiritualists tion.—Cork.—The corporation, by resolution ;
/beets meeting meeting iti National Convention in Ito' quests the Government to pardon, all- convicted
Fenians.—Paris.—A sasciel'eriv
.4.10 r.
Nothing sane was done or said. oy from Madrid is
ehneylvarda.—The proper Court has refused t in conference with Qs* Emperor, with reference (it
administer the oath of office to John P. O'Neill)
e i_s said) to Brain's taking the place of France at
lately appointed District Attorney, and Commis Rome, in case of a European war.— Vienna.—The
stoner 'Rollins recognizes the old ancumb t A
en :4 is Presse (Romanist. opposition ,organ) complains of
Gilpin. Farragnt's crew cheering at Constantinople • only
Ohip.—The Governor has app* t teaiboinmission- f orßussia and America. - -It says this was taken as
ere to investigate the cattle,slieW e; which contin- slightby
a the envoys of other nationalities, and
ues its ravages at Cincintasiate ''- ' dem nan X - 1
ii ti --- '
ade ep a a on. lasbon. The Cortes has
~, nibee',,-..i -, o ;hem part of Champaign . been prorogued.—Madrid.—The Spanish Minister
e.• s . .t of forty acres on which the to Rome has resigned.
un ii • s s': easitneo ii ore than five hundred cattle
which have died of the Texas disease, are decom- FOREIGN BY MAIL.
posing. England.—Tlie stockholders of the. Crystal
. Pal-
Colorado.—The Governor asks Gen. Sheridan to ace vote to close' it on Sundays to every body but
repress the depredations of the Arrapahoe Indians themselves.--Aparon Bramwell recently instructed a
in the South. The Cheyennes and Arrapahoes are jury to give moderate damages in a breach of prom
committing horrible murders and outrages on set- ise ease, because it was a most mischievous thing
tiers in the East and South, and stripping the cowl- "frighten a man into marrying .awomail lie, did not,
try of stock and provisions. like by heavy damages.. It was muCle better for the
Tennessee.—The House has pa s s e d th e Militia girl that be should find out his dislike before titan
Bill. after."— The legitimate costs" of an election to Par-
Missouri.—The colored people of the State, in liament from an English county, average $10,205 in
Convention assembled, demand that "white" b e gold 3 - from a borough; $4,770. '"ln .Sciatland the
stricken out of the constitution and recommend or- cost is much lese, in Ireland still less:
,'ln Wales a
ganization to secure this end. county costs $4,000; a borough $1,500.-The names
Virginia.-J udge Underwood is trying to secure of female voters are finding their way into the mu
the re-organization of the Judiciary of Virginia in nicipal lists in all.parts of England. At Fawley, a
accordance with the XlVth Amendment.—lt has village on the borders of the New Forest, the list
been decided not to call the Constitutional Convert- includes the names of Lady Elizabeth Drummond,
tion together again. Mrs. Berkeley Drunimorid ' , and other ladies of, posi-
North Carolina.—Robert Douglass, the son of tion in the county:. ,
the " Little Giant," addressed a Republican meeting Canada.—The government forbida the importa
nt Raleigh recently. non of horned cattle' from the U. S.—A Commis-
South. Carolina.—The Legislature has chosen sioner is to be met to- WashingtOn, to negotiate a
eight district judges, ex-Gov. Orr being one.—Tbe renewal of the Reciprocity Treaty. ' ..
President says he can do nothing to comply with Abyssinia.—Since . Theodore's death anarchy
the wishes of the Conservative memoranda of prevails.
Charleston, except to concentrate 6il), Infantry in Elyria.—Karam, the Chief of the:Maronites, is
that city.—The Governor calls on all citizens to reported to hive 'ordered a' battalion Of Maronite
keep the peace, and says he will use his utmost pow- guards.to the Pope. +‘• • , '
er to the same end. . Anistritt.-'-The population of the '(late) Empire
Georg:ia,—Th e Senate h as wowe d a - reso l u ti on comprises - eirezioco-_, 6,621i4043 - , -- ezechs, -
authorizing the Governor to suppress armed ar- Morayiaris and Scla.ves; 2,380,000 Poles '
,' 2,985,000
ganizations. Russians, 1,203,000 Slovenians, 5,400,800 Magyars,
Louisiana.—James Mann (Dem.), member of 2,916,000 Croatians or Serviatis, 2,884,000 Rou-
Congress, died Aug. 26, of congestion of the brain. maniacs, 1,121,000 Jews, 589,100 Italtann, 152,860
—The House has passed a bill punishing with fine Zingari, 53,800 Bulgarians, Armenians And Greeks.
and imprisonment all distinctions on account of These - raise yearly 508;000,000 of bushels of grain,
color, on routes of travel and in places of entertain, 203,000,000 of Imisliels.of ptitatoes,Xooo;ooo of tons
nient.—The New. Orleans police have not been paid of bentroot, and 240,000,000 of gallonVof wine.
for five months. . China.—A. company inciarpora‘d - by the Legis-
Kangas.—A force of seven hundred soldiers hall lature'of New York, with Andrew G. Curtiti-asPres.
been sent after the hostile Indians of this State and ident, propose to connect by telegraph the six chief
Coloreds, ports of,China, hayingatn aggregate, poi:oll4,cm of
Mississippi.—The boll worm is reported to be six millions, and 'situatedJon a l'inesB9s Miles'long.
ravaging tl e cotton fields 'in the prairie and river Africa.—The' Natal (South Africa) 'Mercury gives
counties. Planters in Lee. Chickasaw and adjoin- a horrible account of the slave-trade carried on by
ing counties lose half their crops. . . the Dutch Boers of the Transvaal Republic. The
Alaska.—The President proclaims Sitka a port Boers make expeditions against the native tribes,.
of entry. kill the adults, and carry oft the children into sla-
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. very. The Rs;s. Mr. Ludorf, an old Dutch minis-
Aleut 25 —London.—Earl Mayo is to be Gov- ter, stated in a public meeting of the Boers, that on
ernor General of India.—The international yacht one occasion, near Youtspanberg, a-1 number of nit
race round the Isle of Wight to-day was won by the tive children, too yOung.to be' emoved, were cover-
English yacht Cambria in six hours and .a quarter. ed with long greets and burned alive , " and no one
The, merican yacht Sappho came in last,—Caris- contradicted him. The London S'e9tator says :
rube.—The establishment of the constitution of Ba- "The British Go4ernment is determined to protect
den was commemorated by a grand banquet to-day, the Basutos against these raids, and the Boers have
at which the Minister of War expressed the hope sent envoys to Europe to protest against its con
that the Southern States of Germany would soon duct, and procure aid for the Republic. They ought
reunite with those of the North, and thus complete to obtain a hearty reception from the gentlemen
the series of great events commenced in 1866. , . who adhered to the South, and subscribed to the
August, 26.—London.-4Neraeli has received Hon. Eyre Defence Fund."
lteverdy Johnson at his country seat—Americans France.—Of the 53,000 children yearly born in
here are grieved at a rumor that the trans-Atlantic Paris, 18.000 are put out to nurse in the provinces,
mail is to be conveyed exclusively by British steam- more than two-thirds through the instrumentality
ere via Queenstown, Mr. Trollope having secured an of the " agency offices." The mortality among
agreement with the U. S. to discontinue the mail these•nnrslings is from 60 to 87 per cent. No won
route via Southampton.—Paris.—Marshall Vail- der that it takes 198 years to double the population
lane closed a soothing, pacific speech at Dijon with of France.
the words : "Abundance in peace, but not at the
expense of patriotism !"—The Pays says France will
accept the possibility of war, if Prussia refuses to din
arm.—The Emperor has refused to meet the Queen
. of Spain at Biarritz.—Berlin.—Prussia accepts the
tl. S. proposals for the effective regulation of emi
grant vessels, , and has appointed agents to speedily
arrange details.—Hong. Kong, July 15.—Imperial
troops, aided by
. European officers and engineers,
leave raised the siege of Tientsin and totally routed
the rebel forces.
48to of - its `II tth.
August 27.—London.—Arebbishop Manning has
hten made a Cardinal.—Paris.—The sale of Le Fi
glro on the streets has been probibited.—Copenka
fien.—Denmark objects to the proposed internation
al decimal coinage.—Lisbon.—The Peers vote for a
loan of nineteen million francs, and half a million
to fortify Lisbon.—Rente.—Berardi succeeds Auto
nelli as Secretary of State and Chief Minister.—
Pesth.—The Turkish troops are encountering bands
of insurrectionists in Bulgaria.
August 28.—London.--The cab-men held a mon
ster meeting last night, and threatened a "strike.",
—Japan, at late dates, was still in a very unsettled
condition. The,Mika.do had driven the rebels north,
and Yokhama was defended by fo"reign troops.—
Paris.—The bullion in the Bank of France has in
creased by seven and a half million of francs.—
Roohefort, editor of La Lanterne, on-a second action,
has been sentenced to a fine of 10,000 francs and
three mouth's imprisonment., [The paper is here
after to be fainted at Brussels, to which M. Recbe.
fort has fledd—St. Petersburg.---the Imperial for
ces have left Sarnarcand, peace with Bokharalzeing
concluded.—Liabon.—The mail steamer from Rio
Janeiro, reports the evacuation of Humaita, July
24, and its occupation by the allies, who found 250
cannon in the fortress,,and overtook and surround
ed 4.000 of tliaaetreating Par'aguayane. The allies
had assailed:Lopez in his new position at die-mouth
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work in question very priintabie. Cfergymme who have acted' s
book agents: %yip find this:hook well worthy their attention. Ad=
dress, stating experience, facilities; and choice of territory,
APPLETON CO , , Publishers,
aug2o4w 99, 92 94 Grand Street, New York
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN EMPLOYED.
Picture business. Yemproiltable. No risk. , Seventeen specimen
pictures and Catalogues sent for 20 ets.; twice as many, 30 cts.
MANSON LANG,
julyl6 4t
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS..
THE LODI MAMMA : MIMING COMPANY, the oldest and
largest concern of the kind in the United States, possessing extra
ordinary for the manufacture of Fertilizers, controlling exclusively
the night-soil, Oral, 'bones and dead animals of New York, Brook
lyn and Jersey 'cities, as also the great Commnuipaw abbitoinsi
offer for sale, in lots to suit customers,
8 ; 000 TONS
OP
DOUBLE-REFINED POUDRETH, ,
Made from night-soil, blood, bones and offal, ground to powder.
Its effects have been mast astonishing, doubling the crops and ma
turing them ten, days or two weeks earlier. Equal to the best
brands of Superphosphate for Present Crop, although sold only for
Thirty Dollars per Ton.
Packed in bbls. of 250 lbs. each.
Bone Duet.
1--COARSE and FINE MIXED. 2—FINE, suitable for Drilling.
f And 3—FLOURED' BONE. . .
Bgr WE WARRANT otraMoNE TO ANALITE Pints. Peaked in bble.
of 250 lbs. each. For Wintergrain, Donble-Refined Poudrette and
Fine Bone, mixed in equal proportions and drilled in witirtheseed,
have produced most remarkable effects. Sold as low as any article
of the same purity and fineness in the market.
NITRO-PHOSPHATE OF LIKE.
We offer this Phosphate confidently as being as good, if not su
perior to aby marinade : or sold in this market, containing a larger
amount of soluble Phosphate and Anicnia than usual in Superphos
phate& For PERMANENT, as well as for immediate powerful effect
upon land, IT ass NO EQUAL. •
' Price in New York, .$55.00 per Ton of 2,bbo Ibs. For Price
List, Circulars, am.; apply to .• • .
;. PAUL POHL Jr. .'
9
,
130 South Wh arves,, i
JelB
Sm PHILADELPHIA.
lir A 1 1 E
.FIR.ST PREMIUM :PIA.N;OS'
, With Iron Fratne,Overstrugg!ass.and Agradfe Bridge.
Parlor, .9kurch, andCabinat Organa t
The best ilanufantired.- Warranted for" 6 Tears.
100 Pianos, Ifelodeoult and Ottani of 'six first. class makers;at
low price kr Cash, or one-4uarter cash ;tad tlie , ksdance in Months
ly or Quarterly Installthents.' ' , Second:Nand initimments at great
B arga ins. Illustrated Caiglognes (Jdr; Water iohealu•
thor of Six Sunday School Music Books; " Heavenly .;chaes," and
New 8. B. ifell,r just istiueil.) ,wareroonta; : -
aprB iy. 481 &optimal", New York. IfOßAfil4 Tan* a
$lO 'add. Sr
litifliki7Bepajnltlebt ID
Jyltilte*
The Co . urt and Camp
OF DAVID.
By. Rev. P. C. Headley.
Three names in Sacred history stand in high pre-eminence, and
mark eras In human progress, as do milestones in the pathway of
travellers. Moses, David and Paul, es representative men, bad
each a work to accomplish from the Divine Rand, which has
linked them to the destinies of our race, and placed their names in
imperishable history. The readers attention is invited to DAVID
IN ins COURT AND CAMP. This work was prepared to meet a
felt and popular want; but few biographies have been written of
this remarkable Sovereign, Hero and Peet, of ancient Israel, and
these, not always in a style moat happily adapted to the masses of
our people. : Everything, therefore, relating to David and the
eventful scenes of his reign, touches a chord of deepest interest in
thoughtful minds; for it stands related to Calvary and the well
being of the race.
The author , holds .a pen or rare descriptive powenk and the
work in its Scriptural: and graphic style, will awaken fresh inter
est in the greatest General, and the grandest epoch of Hebrew
histery.
In its mechanical execution, nothing has been left undone to fill
the eye and make it a model of excellence; printed on floe toned
paper, in bevelled_ boards, fall gilt, and gold letteced, WITH SIM
TSUI NSW AND EI4G.ANT .ILLOSISITIONS, the work will, minister to
every refined taste sand challenge the admiration of all lovers of
the beautiful.
Sold only at Subscription Price, $8.75.
win be ready Aug.l
HENRY HOYT, Publisher,
SPECIAL NOTICE
Sit-1000 Agents Wanted - IA
To sell the DOURT. 'AND CAMP OF DAVID inall parts of the
United States: 'initastem with limited salaries and dOendent
families, to energetic ladies,AO students and men of every class, I
offewtbenMetdiberal , induCements 49 , canvass for the Work. - The
book will sell freely, and any efBCient.lll4ll or woman can make
their ten,til twenty dollars per dap in canvassing. Please send at
once fur terms stiff circular. '
HENRY HOYT, Publisher,
No. 9, CornbUS, Boston.
ang.ff)-41r
WANTED—Ageots.—s7s to $2OO per osonth,
everywhere. male and female, to introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE_
This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid
end embroider inn moat superior manner. Price, only SUL 'Fully
warr..uted for five years. We Will pay $lOOO for any Machine that
will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. It makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch." Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tear
ing it. 'We pay , Agents Dom $75 to $2OO per month aid expenses,
or a commission froin which twice that amount can be made.
SECOND & CO., PITTSBURG, .PA.,
or BOSTON, MASS
Address,
CAVTION.—Do not be imposed upon by otter parties palming
off worthless eastlion machines, under the same name or ether
wise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical cheap ma—
chine manufactured uug2O
GRANT AND , COLFA X.
AGENTS' WANTED for .7. Headley'siLife of Grant. Also, the
Life of Colfax; with a steel Portrait . Price, 25e. Given with
every copy of 'Grant. The National Handrßook of Facts and Fig
ures, just issued, is the Book for the Times. Sent for $1.50 Now
ready, the 54th thousand of Tee LOST Cause; The Democratic
History of the War. TREAT & 'CO., Publishers, 654 Broadway,
N. Y. • • • ates2o
pvniTolut wanting Patents, send tor' Circulars to DODGE FL
PdUNN, 4827th St., Washington, D. O. ang.2o
ALMERA FEMALE COLLEGE . —This fully chartered
. College offers superior advantages for the most extensive
and thorough education of young ladies, who may enter either the
Collegiste,Eclectie, Academic or lAustaad. department.; _tree.....
mot:cram - glean - ter , 'circular toSitev. A. W. G'OWLES, D.D., Presi
idpnt, Elmira, IC Y.& "-• • ' • • • ang-2.0
41 'A
. 300. g: Ara. Bu inside.
, • t
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
GENERAL BUSSES ;, GRANT,
From , his Boyhood to. the , "preserit time
With as Biogrephirsil Sketch of
HON. SMUYLER COLFAX,
Ey' Charles, a. /Phelps.
With two , Steel Portinite'bj Saiith, and hour Hlustrations by Ham
, , inatt filling...
PEOPLE'S cloth, $1
CAMPAIGN piper, 50 ate
"Deserves the 'laigest 'possible . airculation."-
script." . r . •
"Of the many live? or Oen. Qrant, '
thg hest adapted for popular
use."--" Watchman and Reflector."
"Sets forth-theifaas in an attractive way, and cannot LC to ex
ert a powerfaltVinemm",--Plon. CharlesEtminer.
" Written - with interest and care, and very justly entitled am
People . % Edition' /t is destined to beedme a popular work. and
I wish it t, at j soccess."-Oen. John A. Logan, Commander of
Army of Republic.
"I am charmed With the Beek. It Is destined to become a stan
dard biography ;'—[Sen. Harris. • ,
".A more, meicise, straightforward and comprehensive record of
a man's story was ,never published, at• lowa, not in our day'."—
[" Breton TraVeller." ' • •
For sale by all In??lteenela and newedealers, or sent by wail on
receipt of price. t •
Ageaita 4inuted ever3rwhere,
I,IIE & SHEPJLIFD,
140 Washington St., Boston.
WANTED AGENTS - ' '$ g°s 2 °°
introduce the GENUINE IMPHOVEH COMMONSE NSE FA I II I ILT
SEWING MACHINE.' Price only IIL Addreet, SECOMB A W.,
PITTSBURGH, PA., or BOSTON, HASS.
atig2o •
AGENTST $ 175 - PER MONTE tose it ll E
WANll'En"'werigeie ~G ra Ti tre Ca g g :i d d
watches in the market. Irice, $l5 Great e hidticam i ents tBt to on ageDW•
Address, OROIDA WATat
ang 2o ' Boa 3095, Boston, Mass
TEE NORTH GRANVILLE LIMITS' SEMINARY
WILL COMIDIBNCIi ITS FOURTNNNTE ANNIIAL SESBIOY
on Tuesday, Sept. Bth.
With the Green hiciuntains on the Blast, and the Adirondack on
the West, the sibmtiolt unsitypassed either in beauty of sceee u rf.
or healthiness of climate: A;regular Graduating COlllllO ie ou t
in the solid brunettes, hattanViitionalOOtiree in Art, Nude us i
Aatugsalfea• - • .
Teac
fhetho ri of Londexperiene e and known ability are employed 1 °
each o Departraenti.' . •
For catalogue or further istrtieulars, address,
• ' W„ WDOWD, A. B,
North Granville, N. 1.
Ia T ALMBORD", III STFRWPF, , -Yor . BOY* intelligent instruct* 0,
Christian training, eties, military drill and boating. 14 '
Year Regina Reit:7th. - atilidloir circular.
/ 1 W. C. WILLCOX, A.
Stamford, Core
27° id, for lever y bowls servipe,,plesusent and honorable eg:
ment, without Deeirabbilor 1111-laElies, miUi d
farmers; merchants, mechanics, said:tern; everybody.
7'44BB:rional'Sai.,CDN_
. „
$2 OO Per_inconWlure „land tio maxim .required in advance . ;
Patent Zverlatating yiehit:4 Wmaict,44y.
41149 ' ne° ' wante d j everiwhere,`male tar female to sell
Shedd have this article. I rral °thea :l 4 .2a neli ddreeti .
;AllniatTGAN WIRE 0005 William St., N. Y. ,
141420 . •• . . Aar I.6 , Dearborn St., Cb , og Q *
.Every tioneebo td
THE BINUT BTRAWBRRRT FOR alliaiTglla CCL TGIi
dam,
NAPOLNON lll.—Large, bandannas, productive and hig
oared: ,Illustaated fasci n pa4vnfticialpr, with testimonials of Nj .
Downing, Tiiniftw Jas " E. Mani, and Other /Batting DU' id
CtatO B tet WAWA. licauttianauts; (by naafi, rioat*g °
$8 per dossa.
dealikainif ignie igiikahait inianced rates_.
: . (1.) 4,PW'D J. %VANS &
iftgßO Yolk '
No. 9, Corsthill, Boston.
'—" Boston ' Trans-