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1t will be seen that the new duty reguIarIe
decreases from the cost Of 80 25 per yard, whsa
it is equal under both Tariffs, down to the cos
Of 81 O5 per yard, in which the duty is more
than fffy per cent less. Beyond the cost Of s.
so, the same effect is produced, the new duty
being So cents per yard less than the old one, at
the cost of 80 SIS, and increasing up to the eoA
of 80 90 where the duties are again equal. The
effect of the alterations is to reduce the duue.
on all cheaper cloths, and retain them on the
higher.
Flanncls and Bazes are reduced from 90! 10
16 cents the squire yard.
Brussels and Wilton Carpeting from 70 to 6;
cents per square yard
Venetian do from 40 to SIS cents per square
yard
CorToN Goops under the old Tariff pay q
per cent upon minimum of SIS cents the yard
Under the new, plain cations pay IS per cpntO Oh
minimum of SO cents, and cOlored sc. The
same as before.
Cotton bagsing is reduced from 5 cents to ;
per yard.
Silk Goods from so to 10 per cent.
Irish Linens from s5 to Is per cent.
Sugar (brown) from 8 cents to 9 cents peril
White from to 81 cents.
I'd tTOin SIind JIeCS Uou paw
other than beyond the Cape of Good Hope tel
cents per pound. Coffee free.
Salt is to pay len cents per bushel Of 80 los
Hempls reduced from $50 per ton to $40.
BAR and BoLr fnoN not rolled pay now cn.
cent per pound. Under the new tariff 18th ola
ceut.
The same, rolled, now pay 8s7 per ton. NeS
duty $50.
Pig Iron is reduced from g.. cents to so cent
per cwt.
Sheet and hoop do from 81 cents to 3 CTS. PEI
pound.
French wines in casks; (redj from 10 to 6el
per gallon.
Do do do (white) from Is to 10
To be reduced one half after Sd March 1851
The alteration in the duty on window g COT
sists in the aboIishins Of the highest mlnIm'n
IS per hid. feet. Bali. finer.
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of Cleayeand, IN distress. The Henry Clay
was IN her way to Chicago, with troops; olt as
the Cholera broke out on board. proceeded no
farther than Fort Gratiot, where the troops were
landed. The sickness and death OF part Of the
crew of the boat, were mentioned yesterday
letter from CIeaveland, received TINS mornings
states that twenty of the troops died OF Cholera
before the Clay left. The letter says:-"o inc
arrival of the Clay al the mouth oil the hlver, at
cleveland, she was boarded by Health om
Ger. who. on learning her situation, ,mmediateiy
sent I'D tor aid Several Of our medical men
repaired to the boat, and some OF them are YET
there. What course we shall adopt IN relation
to the rest Of the men, is yet undecided. The Clay
made this port from necessity, her sick having
been attacked during the day, on the Lake, anu
all Of her men being worn down with severe ID
bur and fear"
We regret to learn from the Detroit Journal:
that among the soldiers already dead al fort
Gratiot, is an oficer-Lieut. Clay-a son, we
believe. of the Hon Henry Clay, OF Kentucky.
He was promising young man.
Detroit The Board Of Health Of Detroit
have announced seventeen cases OF Malignant
Cholera in that city, nine Of whom have died, OF
which number five were soldiers. The first case
was that of soldier on board Of the Henry Clay,
then touching at Detroit, on her way to Chicago.
lie was man of incorporate habits; aud all the
cases of ci,izcus iu Detroit, down to the 1th
instant. we're OF the like description. The capt.
toi in Detroit had been converted into hospital.
The Detroit Journal states, respecting the
troops under Major Twigss, who were landed
near Fort Grafton. that such is the alarm which
prevails among them, that $50 recruits. who
composed par, of the detachment, have desert.
ed and dispersed in every direction. n" sick
ness, however. had yet occurred within the Fort.
! ". I. Com.
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female TO escape from Boston. was pto'ld-
ed with the means OF doing this by having IN my
possession some articles Of clothing which was
conveying to my sister, Mrs. Lyman OF this VII
lage. This is the head and front OF my Offending;
Whether under existing circumstances I aiu
right in practising this deception l leave tne
candid to judge. was advised to the measure
by several respectable persons OF ootn sexes
amongst whom will take the liberty OF na,n,ns
Mr.. Cogswell, Of the Mansion House IN MIX 81
Mr.. Hunt and sister, also several others OF res
probability in the City Of Boston. 10 nose VINO
have been ,ungentIemanly enough to threaten per
sonaI outrage have but this to say 100 not Jear
but despise them; let the consequences VI such
an attempt be on their own heads.
DANIEL JOHNSON.
Phillips Hotel, Woodstock.
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D I E d,

At her residence, vaucluse, Orange count!
Va. on the evening Of the 25th day Of June la'
Mrs. SARAH GRYMEs, in the Esd year Of her o:
"a lady, possessing in very great degree 'H
most aniable and digniaed traits Of character
Hers was the hand ever open TO melting chaf''!;;
with tear always ready for the mlsfoftunes y y,
others, and heart which benevolence ltseI,
might have made its seat After long llle
the most exemplary piety, full Of years, and flr
for the realities of Heaven, she has ceased to Nv
among us, leaving behind her, numerous child"
and grand children to lament their loss.
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The New Tariff Law.-We have thought !.
not unacceptable to our readers, to note Ii.
principal points Of difference between this, and
the Tariff acts now in operation. Ii will be per.
ceived that the new act goes into effect on the a
of March next, and that provision is made. TIA,
any original packages Of merchandise imported
before the Sd of March, and remaining uud.,
the Custom House control on that day. shall N,
only the reduced duties, and shall be entitled :.
the repayment Of all sums exceeding the nev
rates, which may have been previously paid @,
them.
Notwithstanding the care Of the Senate !,
correcting the grammatical construction Of he
Bill as it came from the House OF Represents
tiyes. it will be remarked that some gross blum.
ders still! exist. The sixth clause of the WOOL
lens section continues to direct the duties TO BE-
stored instead Of the merchandise, which til.
drauehtsman probably intended.
BY the present (oid) Tariff, Wool pays spe.
cific duty Of four cents per pound, in addition
to an ad uaiorem duty of.Gftyper cent.
By the new Tariff, ,Oool costing under eigtf
cents pound is free of duty; over eight cents
it is to pay specific duty Of toW cents and f1ry
per cent ad uaiorem.
On Woollens the present minimum system is
abolished. Under the new law, plains cos,in.
So cents. pay fve per cent. Or less than too cts
a yard; under the old duty they came under he
so cent. minimum and paid 4j per cent or %
cents yard. Plains under So cents pay BY
the present (old) tariff IA cents per yard; VI.
der the new, five per cent ad vaIorem. or no.
exceeding II cents. Under the present (oIII
tariff, wooIlens are rated under complicated
system of mnimums, which make it tedious 10
form complete comparison. The following ia.
bic will show the alteration made on all goods
costing between one dollar. and two dollars and
fifty cents the ward. The first column contains
the cost, the second the rate of duty under the
new act, and the third the amount Of alteration.
Under the present (old) system, all this ranss
comes under SO so minimum, and pays 81 l2sa
yard,
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WIN. A. MARTIN, Clerk.
BY order,
NoaFoLK, July II, 1882.

NONFOLk, july IT, IoO1'
Quarantine House.-A request was made
short time since by the Court Of this Borough to
the Secretary of War to obtain the use of Fort
Norfolk a. an Hospital in the event ofvesseis
arriving here With persons on board affected with
Cholera or other disease. We learn that the re.
quest was promptly complied WITH and an order
immediately sent to the Cunmandant at Fortress
Monroe, which has been communicated to the
Corporate Authorities of this place 10 transfer to
their use that pleasant and healthy site, for the
purpose required.
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pENNsYLvANI\ IN MOTION!

From The CAnmbersbug Pa REPOSITORY Jy. II.
On the evening If Friday the 3th inst. the
call which appears below was prepared, and on
that evening 1t received four signatures. On
Monday morning. at7 O'Clock. il was handed to
the Printer for publication. So that only one en-
tire day was afforded for afiSing the names OF the
sgners. OF the subscribers 43 are inhabitants
of the borough of Chambersburs. the remainder re-
side IN its immediate neighborhood.
We the subscribers, c'tizens of Chambersburg,
and its vicinity, who were al one time The sup
porters of Gen. Jackson. feeling our disaPpolnt-
men, in his character aud policy, and dreadIng
the consequences Of his reelection upon the
peace and prosperity of our country, earnestly
recommend to our fellow.cltizens of the county
of franklin, who were formerly the political
friends of the President, to hold Public meet
inv at the Conrt house in the borough OF Cham
bersburg. a. 8 o'clock, P. NJ. on Saturday the
eIst inst tor the purpose of expressing our dis
saisfac ton with the dangerous measures OF his
Government, and of dlvisng means for divert
ing their disastrous consequences.
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NOTICE,

PUBLISHED IN PURSUANCE OF RESOLUTIONS OF
THE SPECIAL MEDICAL COUNCIL OF
NEW YORK
BE TEMPERATE in Eating and Drinking;
avoid crude VEGETABLES aud FRUITS; al
stain from COLD WATER, when heated; Ind
above all from
ARDENT SPIRITS;
and if HAITI has rendered it Indispensable, take
much less than usual
SLEEP AND CLOTIIE WARM.
Avoid labor in the heat of the day. DO not
sleep or sit in draught OF air. when heated.
AVOID GETTING WET.
HPTAKE NO MEDICINE WITHOUT ADvIcE.a
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Bank Of Alexnndria,

july Cd, 1882.
4 DIVIDEND Of Three Dollars Share, for the last
"A six months, has been declared. and will be paid
to Stockholders on after Thursday next.
by order of the Board. J. l.. McKENNA,
July 3-eo3w Cashier.
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Some time since it was stated that man Of
remarkably femenine appearance, had been mis-
taken for female in disguise by certain people
in Boston, and that he narrowly escaped yio-
lence. The following, from the Woodstock
(vermont Courier. will show that he has not
changed faces If he has places:
A CARD.
A respect for the opinion of the intelligent and
moral portion Of the community amongst whom
now reside, induces me to offer the following
statement of facts, all Of which am prepared to
prove. am a native of, and for the greater
part Of my life have been resident in The city
of New York-resded at Mrs Scudder's board.
ing house, Ala Broadway.
From being subject to severe and almost con.
slant bleeding at the nose, have been reduced
to state Of debility; and from that or some
other cause unknown to me, my voice and ap.
pearance are said to be remarkably femenine;
so much so that l have been taken for female
in disguise. This happened in Boston on the
eeth Of June last, when was mobbed in the
street and narrowly escaped with my life. From
the fear of similar outrage, and from this cause
solely, was induced to assume the disguise Of
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HEALTH OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA. July 17th, noon

PHILADELPHIA. July 17th, noon.
The Board of Health report one case of Malis.
nant Cholera. female. in South street, above
Second st -cOlaDsed state.
A case OF doubtful character has been reported
to the Board, in Kensington-died yesterday
morning. This case will be more fully enquired
into. and the public made acquainted with the
facts,
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Published, daily, (by EDGAR SNOWDEN,) tor the
Town. and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince streets. nearly OPP
posite the Pos, Office. Daily paper So; Country pa
per IS per annum. Advertisements inserted al the
following rates: For square OF 10 lines, 'nse,'ee
,,a;lv or every other day three times, 81; and Is
cents for everG subsequent Insertion On Advertise
nents inserted once f,res ceek IS per cent. al
ditionsl No Advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81 An adVer''se'
Tncn,s published in the Daily appear in the Country
paper.
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THE CHOLERA.
NEW-YORK BOARD OF HEALTH,
TUESDAY, July III +. NJ.
NeW Cases. Deaths
Total las

Or. Rhinelander states to the Board, with a
view to publication, that of the 60 cases of Cho
lera reported to day from the city, 43 cases &C.
Cured in the Sixth Ward, and most of them at
or about the Five Points. This shews the i'm
nense importance of cleanliness and temperance.
]. MORTON, Secretary
From the preceding report, it appears that
there is decided mitigation of the disease
There are EIGHTEEN new cases less than
were reported yesterday. The total number OF
deaths reported to-day. including Bellevue and
all the hospitals, is 6l-THlRTY-IhREE less
than yesterday. Of deaths in private practice
in the city, the number is TWENIf-slA less
than yesterday. The change is most favorable.
Surely every heart will pour out its Ihankfuness
to the Most High, for such manifestation OF
Divine Mercy!
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In the report given yesterday Of Mr.. Benton's
attack on Mr. Clay, the Hon. Senator excaihs in
his usual impassioned way. 'As far as the gulf
that separates Heaven from He'll" This last
word our compos;tor printed Hill. The Senator
of that name has certainly been behaving very i'll
in the Senate this session: but we should have
been 10th to have pronounced on him this typo.
graphical prejudgment. and SO FASTENED to cor.
rect the error.-Baitinore Patriot.
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CIScINNATI. july 10.

Steamboat B,rnt.-The y. S. Mail Packet
Portsmouth, took fire OH Wednesday night at
our wharf, and was burnt down to the hull
Two of the crew, MIR. Williamson, brother Of
the engineer, and Dutchman, name not known
to us. were burnt to death. The fire broke out
in the fore part of the boat; but it is not known
how it originated, the boat having been at the
wharf for few days, making some repairs to the
engine. She was new boat, and belonged to
the contractors for carrying the mail from Gin
cinnati to Guy andotte. The loss is estimated at
5000 dollars.
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Spring Goods.

NHARIES BENNETT has received and offers for
! sale, general assortment of
FOODS ADAPTED TO THE SEASON.
The following are part:
Superfne cloths and kerseymeres OF 1st quality
herino snd yigonis kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jsconet and null muslins
60 and "a dmites
Calicos and ginghams Of first quality
general assert nent ofcott,n and silk hosiery
~ and India nsnkeens
Very best MAtioni black Italian lustring
Bsndsnns and flag handkerchief
London drlllings
Ripka's best cotton anGaRoaen kerseymeres, for
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cambrics
Hemmng's LIST quality needles. imported direct,
and warranted genuine
Gentlemen's English doeskin gloves
Ciark's " Chaps best sewing cotton, in spools
and balls
4,43, and 5 ID pins
Letter paper OF various qualities from the Brandy
wine Factory
Foolscap and common post paper
g. 5.4 irish, Scotch and Russia sheetings
A variety Of diapers; IRISH linens and lawns
German ticklenburgs and buriaps
Cotton burlaps. very stout
Shoe thread, seine Irvine, sc. &c. april
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lust YMbtisheA,
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVlEW,

No. 92.-CoNTENTS:
1 RT I. Memories lie Madame u nuchosse d'Abrsn.
I ties; Oh Souvenirs bis,oriques sur Napoleon 10 Re.
yolution. lie Directore, lie Consuat, PEmpire, ct b
testauraton
II Der Germansche Ursprung der Lsteneschen
>prachc und DIES Romischen Volkes. nschgewessen
Ernst Jakel, Professor am FredrIchswerd'schen
Gymnasium in Berlin.
III. l. Minutes Of evidence taken before the select
committee of the House Of Lords, appointed to eons
der the p laws. 2. Extracts Of letters from poor
persons who emgrated to last year to Canada and the
United States. The results OF machinery; printed
under the superintendent Of the Society for promot'
ing Useful knowledge
iv A letter to Lord IIowck on the legal provision
for the Irish poo. &c by Nassau w Senior Esq pro-
fessor of Political Economy in Kings College.
v. A letter to Lord Howick on cornmutahon OF
tthes. and provision for the Rom Catholic clergy
of ireland, by Nassau w Senior, Esq History o.
the civil of Ireland; by W. u lsylot' Esq a. d
Of rrnit, College, Dublin.
vi Chansons de p Berangcer, anciennes, nouveI
les ct inedites; suvcs des Process 'ntente rAuteur
W. The History OF English Dramatic Poetry to the
time OF Shak and annals OF the Stage 70 tne Ne
storstion; by J. Paine Collier Esq
VIII -FOUR In England, Ireland. and France, in tho
wears lS, g and 1879. with remarks on the manners
and customs of the inhabitants, and anecdotes Of dis
tinguished public characters. BY 3 German Prince.
*. /. Reply TO ,mphlet, entitled Speech 6fths
Right Hon. Lord Broug delivered in the House Of
Lords Friday, Octobsr7. 2. letter to the Farm.
Of the United Kingdom; from Escott, Esq 3.
What will be with the Lords' 4 what have the
Loras donel and VIII t will they do next S. House.
keepers in danger from the popuace; by Edw. Glib.
bon Wakefield, Esq two letters on tho state Of
pubIc AFFAIR."; froma nber of Parliament to friend
sbroad Great Britain in i84l or the results Of the
Reform Bill short history of the House Of Com
MONS with reference to Reform, by John Allen, Esq
9. Progress of the Revolutions of 1910 and 1880.
WI u MORRISON, Agent, Alexs.
Subscriptions received as above, for
North American Review LittePs Museum
Edinburg do biblical RepositoB
Westminster DO sprE
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Oyeing E.tnb. ishWeM.

RovnI Street, between King and Prince NreefS,
in the house formerly occupied By Mr.. SalUetat
IN WHEATI.EY begs leave to inform the citizens
of Al xandris and its vicinity, that he is in resd
ness 70 execute all manner Of business in his line.
oentiemens garments fevery description neatly scour
ed or dyed, and pressed to have the lustre of new
cloth, Fancy coors Of III the various shades, color
Cd nm ribbons bsnlk erchiefs bOnnets, dresses, in
the whole piece. and finished to look as well as new
Also merino shawls neatly secured ard whitened,
dyed without injury to the borders aso black merino
siawls are dyed without injury to the border; also me-
rino curtains d. ed and watered
Nm The subscriber warrants to give satisfaction to
all who may p,tronize him. and that his business will
be promptly attended to.
Elb 24-d3mO
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Sugar, Coffee, Wines, e

SuHokS SS"oSS w A>.S5
A0S HHDS. ED and new crop New
lCJ Orleans
SIS hhds prime st croix
do common Porto Rico SSUGdhS
70 bbls Trinidad
boxes Philadelphia steam re-
20 bbIs fined
81 tierces New Orleans molssses
100 bags old and new crop Rio coffee
do Java do
IS 5 s sass chests Young Hy'0n Tea
chest superior Gunpowder do
10 pipes } Fine Old L. p Maders VINE, of
10 half pipes direct importation from the houses
l2qrcasks of Newton. Gordon, Murdoch and
Scott, Payne q Co and F J. Fguera
ma ns saI pipe Superior Burgundy Madeira
2qr casks wv
2qr casks do Namsey do
pipes cognac brandy
80 boxes Bakers AMI l.apham's No. chocolate
~ reams printing paper
200 resms blue, yellow and white letter paper
80 do foolscap do
For sale by S. AESSERShitH.
apr 10
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fifteen dollars and twenty cents.
On Lot on Columbus street, IS feet front, twenty.
two dollars and fifty cents
On Lot corner Of Prince and Fayette Streets TWEEN.
ty dollars
UThe sale on Wednesday, the 9th Of Nay, will
commence at 10 O'Clock in the morning, in front of the
Sugar House on the FIRST described Lot on Washigton
street And on Thursday, the 10th Of Nay, will com.
mence at 10 O'Clock in the morning. on or near tho
premises first described to be sold that day. at the
corner of Franklin and Columbus streets
Terms made known at the time and places Of sale.
r. I TAYLOR,
P"INEA5 JANNEY,
THOS. SMITH,
apr9 Trustees
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More Spring Goods.
WIN. H. THOMPSON & co.

More Spring Goous.
VIM. H. THOMPSON & co.
y1AVE just received, by the packet schooner fre'
Il siden'. from New York, large supply OF
NEW md HANDSOME GOODS,
Consisting in part, of the fnllowlng
SO and "a French and English muslins
Super French and English ginghams
Thin goods for ladies, dresses "a new arueie)
Every vsret, of silk and cotton hosiery
Plain and fancy gloves and mi'ts
English thread and bobbinet lsces and edglngs
Rich figured Swiss musins
90 AID 4 Iaconet and cambria musiins
large assortment Of fancy Grape and Ssuze ha"u
kerchefs and shsws
A. and Ga PLAIN bobbinets
Cambria nsertngs and edgings
Best black Italian lustrngs
Black and coored Gro de Naples
large assortment of linen cambria hasfs
French and English black hombaznes
Ne. Ia to 80 luslrng ribbons
Gauze, ap, snd rich bonnet ribbons
With great variety of other Goods, winch are OF.
fered fr sale upon the avrable terms, either ny
the piece or yard.
We invite our customers and the public generally 70
coll apr 3
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Vrustee's Sale.

I'm Thursday, the l9 day of April next, the subs
~ >crber will offer AZ public sale.
A TWO STORY FRAME TENEMENT &
-. LOT OF GROUND,
QfE on the west side Of Union street, fifty five feet
SsS = six inches to the south of Queen street, in
ID font on Union street fifty five feet sir inchess
in depth one hundred feet
The above sale viii be- made in front Of the premises
above described at O'Clock, p. n. under deed Of
trust George Coleman, since deceased. and Eliza.
his wife, to the subscriber, dated 18th February.
1925. recorded in tie Office of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria Terms cash.
mar I4-dts X ]. TAYLOR Trustee
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Fur HNstnN.
pNi,aaelphia Pocket Notice.

sSS Merchants and others in the District of Co.
No 'umbis, Winchester, Va and that vcinity, are
p,rcu.ry informed that Packet will be despatched
rom Philadelphia to Alexandria. Washington. md
Georgetown, y C. direct. via Canal on THURSDAY OF
each week without fail, and, to ensble the vessels to
,il with punctali,y, freight will be received after
5ocock, 2, n. on the day of sailing. For further
,,,,culsrs apply to STEPHEN SHIN, Alex's.
WM. MORGAN, Georgetou n,
JOSEPH HAND, Proprietor.
No North Wharves, Philadelphia
NB re persons in the District of Columbia, or the
eghboring places would make RUE to order their
good. shipped on board the Packet at Philadelphia on
lelnestsy or Thursday, they would find this to be
seypedtous and oy Tar the cheapest and safest con
reyance between the above named places
anrl-E