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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
COUGHS. Asthma Splitting of Blood.
~ Il. rurrr By JAYNE,S FXPt CIORANT.

f11m Az u.UEs ILiadrfrihia Evening fNNi-
PHiLAoILfHth, Aug 10, 80
lfr. Aiiiaior-D,ar - 4 lev weeks ago noticed IN
v0rr paper ar account NJ he surfrfn- eject ~ JaNh
CarA native IN restoring great number Of pas'engers on
foani of a. Ms,,ppI steamboat 10 perfect heaith Sho
were affected lv violent B0Ne' Compliant va 49,
o. 500 notice sn kindly. YOU may assured C.
serve The praise ,,osi uron r. The henef' have re-
ceive en DO. medicine, especially D. h'pecto am,
f . me ~ ,aa ms .e r. vr, Tor 1. benefit Of those
who are siHc'r IN tie way. II nas been my mi'iot'
fln@. .-. o. .shor uner Cough and A,ihmatcN oppl-
.on 1r rl0r- than half century Wien ~oiief ~ the
American camp. n 1875 with many sters 90" ing TO gFral
e'po,urei lsi vo'.At attack oi H'-e'r =. 4's
vth vas i'ahed from da'y ior .onc IT, , Una,
period, until recently, have r"vfr been zee rom t.
cough ant c-aty NJ breathing. Nc7r after wear ha'e
evpef1r7fed Over g das, ofen much more an,i ~l
-lt, h.se bad q IL or nt po'ierrd UP ~ 49,, ~,
f,-.sth To wrakscrs ~ debility caused oy such constant
death u be. been matter 1i a,ianl,l u' ~ y NY
v -aa friend, thai am lere 20 write ms 20 Sp9- h@
Lad ,kiul phy,.c ans % attend r aii e''lF u- s '
tiat vas Thought likely 20 give re-i uoat Any
.f-f asf "A rf.r had ano very severe auAcA T. W
flsn1;.en oi the lungs. which iuiN rNptc'eo "uu
last then considered my a. pa,i The al % a'Fl-
% ,,ben va, persuaded h. call - Or. Jayne. Wh The
'''.'l0,' 9 y, ii f,t ,be r,,r n and wheffine
recfnraui. d.I with strong tor' iia = .al -.
many of nsy acquaintance, o' various disease, ny
cratfel >et Il has efecuaiy cured me. " ~'lh -
commenced rkinr .cuui 1.he, my ea't' ~ ~
gan 20 breathe with more Freedom. Ny rNpe'oraln ~
.7sv. aud nay cough entirety leu I'. row 'r 49,,
wei ls ever it In 1859 r. 1ri better ii1n nav H "'
If,f -IN.r years l.f'i -r.lfnti 'l'' .' VT
-o- - ry and f,nr a ia,t such ,I-ns RELIEF from d.
fayr-'s Expecforan' ffsi auN0u, io inform IF leuoN
re1. SSH fre hay DE- bad Il Won tnA 'hl, W-It-!
III rI., /. vorr -apsr ,ou vii oile NE lf noucng To-
NICHOLAS HARRIS, S"n-. Lou.nar.l-''
M II mi. has 1n. \ worthy member, We eeNeNf
esco- OF the First RfT,,i Church ga ti> city ana nhI'"
corfdeuce may be- place. u Dis a,'ert1H,
P--.ou. are Invited g. cali lI 80 him and ai'} N'h
elves.
Tbs Owe valuable medicine may be- had wholesale and
retail of 4 3 d. SANDS, D-I-rss ~ X '". fVili-'L
AGO ~rd hv David Sand. Co., No n East DIna,N ny
corner ~ Nsrrtst Abraham +. SAINTS Co, - u oad
-. -, "a. CL,,,i,.-..t res I'm
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UNION SpRING-Thc

- WAFER frIm this >pI.u- having '"n inuhd 10y u, i.
,N effect. ou tie rn.se the valuable" fdcidi
sropcrtr, o tie Saratoga Water in eminent degree Ne
lrppr ,iar. were induced have auaiy1cd during i
l.i .,r,on 10y D. T. r. Chiffon. when i was found 10
ouiau larger rr0y0ri o useful and important lngredi'
mt, to the gallon dian any other Spring ~ saratoga
Testimonials of H. value and efficacy nave been r.
.eyed from the follow ing distinguished Physicians, VINO
,uuer among themtie ghesf medical talent OF the age
VALENTINE MOTT, VI D,
Professor of surgery M the University OF \. \.
JOHN b BECK. VI. D.,
Professor OF Maera Mcdca m the College or
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons, y. \.
ALEXANDER STEVENS, VI D.,
Professor OF surgery 'EmeIitH,' ~ the COLLEGE
ot PHYSICIANS and surgeons y. \.
JOHN &. CUEE>EMAN, VI d.,
SURGEON 10 the Ncn-YpTk City Hospital.
THOMAS cock. ". D.,
Vice President OF the College Of Physicians and
surgeons, n. Y.
g. = BEDFORD. VI. d,
Civ of New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

NV THEORY oF rrT WEATHER. a ir. David
Abdil, of Wheeling, Va, has raised himself up as
a rival to Mr.. Ep-y. lie has written book on
TIE theory of the weather, showing now 1t mas bee
procnostcatcd for months and weeks bcIorciard
and how the farmer sailor and traveller, may icll
when to expect heat, OF c,li. OF drought, or rain.
Thi, theory. which W. find referred to iu -.
ClairsGlle (Ohio) rapce. Is not given. ,nd so W.
are as much in Tire dari, in regard Ia ihr import
ant subject as ever. New Era
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
"IIE TRUSSFS and SUPPORTERS

ef d. HILLS 'uyeauon continue io receive my decdtd
preicr,nce FrrtUeny years pat have employed the
Trl..e, Dr. Ilu With success Tie Supporter vas IN
y,.d in l}l ,y the Dr " th my advice aHl appropriations
and ana happy that Il O, extensively adopted m hu
rope a, well ~ an this country .. .,,.. =, -
Signed. VALENTINE Moll VI ~
~. xo,L Iriv 1911 ie2l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

EMIGRATION 10 CANADA.-Ihe report OF em-
barrassment th. country, that a. been circola-
ed abroad. seems 10 have mad atrndcncy 70 divert
some OF the iorcigs emigration 20 Canada. among
the arrivals at Quebec on jhe 9Th and 9Th instant
were twenty ships bark- and h.s-. bringing I've
thousand passengers, besides large ship ia. ct
troops The ship Independence brought jol steer
age passengers, and the .hip Victoria 49, with 'en
IN the cabin
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NOTICE TO RIPTURED PERSONS.

Or \ q. III IL. No. Nesey street. Aston liou,,,
New N0rk.--Per,on, afflicted with k-pure> may rely
upon tie best instrumental s the world affords, on appi
cation "a Dbl. p'N- esCv street. New York or tutr '
H numerous gents the chief town, o The nled >ian'
Parents must BE- care.u o. examine he back pai ni VI
HIr, Tru..es. % they endorsed hy d nun n
writing None other genuine or 70 he rfNrd on - -t1'
D. Hul guarantee cures 10 ell oiAerN - beauty pfNei'
no cs h. office for rea,eni u the cure he not lhul'
cal and permanent preclude The necessity OF Wear
ing any rus, whatever us money advanced reiuneu ON
the expiration OF the term specified ior the cure whitN'T
nrrrre., the ~ oture may have made toward eradication
Children undt Twelve years universally cured Wilhoul
further expense than the cost of tie Truss The radcalcu
ha. been under progressive practical Improvement Tor more
AZ twenty wears past. ~ Dr. liu' Truss 'hce' anu
now brought 20 state OF lnryaled perfection -.
MANY trrachsrous agents have undertaken u Nhd ulln'
tons oi D. Hull, celebrated nge AM PIVOT RUS u u
easy ami ale retention o. Rupure> Inc limitations 0fho'
h- relied ou-ihgy made bv unshlI SURGEONS ans m
chaur and are be- cr than tie ordinary ltG''r OF 'r
market. The genuine ave my iu name m ~ o
AMOS c. III IL CO.
c,r rffel mo room exclusively tor lase,. having scpl
,', ,rance from tie bu.u,, department. wherein lady
n cou,tan, attendance, 10 apply Gru''es and supporters
tn feulal. r4fuf.
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IA EOE SALE-Tho three story Brick

~ WDUSE AND LOT or Gkot ~, ~; M,
risTl- street between Ha-,>on AMI Henri .'f'ft 80
at : ., v s. feet TIE House = hy IS ieet "" l.
walls br hv tay, work under the super rn't m ~
,;e,r,, Ir,anI There arr ten FIRE place, n f iiol'
..,en of which are finished with marble chimney pr'
rhrre is dry cellar undo the whole paF'A 'nl g','
,o s,ver, srartmrrts hre-nrp1. a,h-hol'' nnher ~ g
t;,sr ire r,r. ami the whole ~ complete ORDER fnr
rrn, may bs every day between me Nouis o De-
,rd O'Clock For further particulars Apply -
80 HpI>%LTI MI[lE iN co. sou. ->i.ffA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

TIM SrstNGs-Thc warm and delightful wealth
or Tor the last ten days has brought large numbers
of yistants to the place which gives to our hotels
= NOR. brisk and lively appearance. There are
nearly or quite as masy people now IN the village
as at any former season 80 cary IN 'lc noh'ii o'
I,ly. and we have no doubt that within the next
f,r,niobt every boarding house Will be hlled to
,,c,a9vine. The whole number of strangers now
IN the village j. about 1000, and they are hearty
increasing. Saratoga Sentinel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

STAGE CoACHEs Is TIE DFsERr.-l he Lon
don papers announce, 10y ai''r'i 'neui' tn' ''-
adjustment of stage-coach commus ca'ios be-
tween Cairo and Suel Hero, SAYS the london
Athenmum. i. the march OF civilization. Bur q
few years since it was supposed that cameis OF
dromedarie., from their power of enduring thirst
could alone traverse those and plain, and pcno-
rratc the solitude Of tie desert. Now $50 have
hotels established at regular intervals with relays
Of horses. and = coach running, which performs
the Journey regularly in about eighteen hours
The announcement al the close OF the advertise
lncui l. amusing: Refreshments and provisions
furnished in III, desert at very moderate charges.
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INDICATED NArERs--we would cal the attention OF NE
public generally to the advertisement # 4 Is Il ID sands,
iy which Is wi, be th7f the water u iae saratoga
Mon Spring, Tor sale hy them, proved by analysis 10
conc. tate mrdcinai qualities ian either OF u olh-
or springs For scrolulol bilious liver or bowel com
raia, Indigestion and affection, OF the sioma d. II T. heN
recommended boy the most eminent OF The MEDICAL ldru
and n. u.e heretofore has been emineny successful W.
Nond confidently recommend trial o u 70 persons a't'
81 with DE various complaints ioi WINCH rom ~ 'piH'"
ION u me-, cinal propcrii,s Il seem peculiarly adapted
From The Newark Da ly AdN'itser-
Invalid. " lo may ia t. go saratoga Ia drnk The
very frhug cost stepping into Mr. Iuppc, Drls>loc
~ Broad Mr. r shr agent ed lr ownI' oi "
mon Spring, tMe,sr. \ r. ID. sands, Ntw-i y.
! Nhnsr virtues said 10 hc uaeQuar o., ahd "" Keep
irrly of hr water ~ boules W. have received several
bottle, ois e 1Wncr.. and have Ound q dlptfrnN ~
SHARK u. and lively when bubbles nom The inunfu
ne ~pre We understand discharge, al the rate of about
four r.us per mnge and hc Taste Of tie waller ani ~
ppst al 1u. pen c said To be- Wpfe agreeable
tian that oi either of the other springs One gallon pi 30.
Accord me- to an au1ys. made bY D. Chiffon, PRACTICAL
trmi,toi NcvNork, contains tlic following nefedtn>
Gram.
ftinri, of 2t}, 620
Carbonate of hi-ucs 800
(lrioiatgoi Lime 1870
Carbonate oi Soda -.
CdriHlurit o. lfuu
Iodine ni SedIuns. ioiisr 80.
,f,cc of Br0Mdc 1i Potassium Silica and AlImu' l''O
.g2so7
c,rtonc Acid Gas from waier bottled weeks. 'li ~ IA.
Atmosphere ''~
3l87.
Tbi. water Is used tor scrofuous bilious liver how-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


is, second floor oi the COLLEGE of Physician, 'ni : 70
- Cr,,.i,y., street ka0Nu as the college iili Ir
Room B, well lighted aui ventilated, aid % 80 l'' 49,.
i, ,rr lie r,.trfn d , r. convenient '.' "i 's
~, r,,r piIl lie sa->i. D. ,r .ar literary Ns'''. ~
Room may hr seen az avs tine "l al 1...l -. -.
mh r"' .u H't P''' VT ID Il
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Very respectfully yours, n,,,,>,
ARE STTEBORN THINGS.

Sold by the Agents. A. q. ID. SANDS, Druggists No:
~ Fulton street corner OF Gold 100 fullon street 90
Br,,dNnV. II Fat Broadway. Prirc - cents Je<' i'h
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- ,MnRNING Id ZOE "

- BANY. TROY .nie fa''' -, i'.o'
-s.s-ast~ 49, h.ai PEI 'nnfr Bl 'f - fas "
H. i,-.rr-,.ure s'tauhoa- JOY ''i- v "''''''''
i, ii.ir..y ,r- i,,.,f' af ALBANY. CAPS. J. q.
g.. y .,.,,ro,, fFr'ti,i No ~-. ., .i,ss. -
s1r passage. Apply 20 t'e oHi''' 30"
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IT, - ,,TATYNISLAND FERRY

- foot Of W i'l". - n' , ',''"
- ~ItTEN ISLANDER arf ~fN>oN VII Iu" "
VS. ~rasGN I,l,vo at .. b. 20. d, a. VI end '!'''
Lr',,1rs wa.4fr,Lr lo.li' 81 and - Sbh''''
q p " .-,....,..,,,rl, marked.
a. oood. shipped required ~ be p'itcni'fY wv
4if ,I,. at lie TX the os nsrs ilrrfoL
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:. r. eFoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-l----=l lne AZ CALDWELL. Wet FONT ana Om u
10 ,lo.,n.i lat JANIS MA iSON CAPT 'hsi =
.l,fraf n, leave Wa-rc-stl',f 7 rI very II hFD''
and FRIDAY EVENINGS ~ - ~ ..
Al Bfr@agr, Packa-0> or Parcci. banA lN" ~
r4f m board of l, ho't ihoui l tn''i'' ~ ''u ~,
OF ~ ho't % '''' 'p''' .N- W." ~
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Fr..~lt taken on the mo-, fr'.' ... .t" p, N,.E
TeIr.-A Steamboat Berin 90 Nai''. ''''' VA H.,
% '..- t.r.. r1 board Dee Nn...i" '
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To IET-Tbe Basement. No. 1911

- TO LET-The Basement No ~
- ROADWAY a cnnini,.iol. non sri cnfi ,,...' III
S~7r raaker f-uit store &c a.. Apply % Jpnn -"
No. = Ceuar t.
ATO LET-The two story DITCH
"a a us- NJ e Mafkei stre.i. with ui' rraf o--'S
" e, GRINNFi.;. MISIl RI . co. . >'lth.
ATO LET-A handsome DWELLING
Tsu even rooms. well ausngrt y ~ gtl,f,,
- -.ol ya-i, Irou.re % WI H. flNhNhi, 2.
Bovery, corner q Flth-st ,,,,
"A FURNISHED HOUSE 10 III l.
~ \rsa.e acaty FURNISHED situated NJ" W ''''.-
-~~eA >, Ito family without chfiir'n. To- t'il
&c d IL recs sci n Board. address H. \ J. al
IATO LET from the first day OF neN
~ Nv ,rrrc.faurths of ae fourth story Of ie AnN-
- 4ir- corner ~ Ann and Nss'. f-s'r'is 3D. i i
r-,r,-rs 1fice or ou.,r mechanical business
JkAES CONNER. n ti- building.
k-ATO LET-tnd possession gwen I'M
IN -.e.i.atrv three ,,nrt h0u,e, ,l'ii.' Poi. 3"
's-''-s each situate 0n the Silin ,'r Ed. ION ,.r'i
t,rs,r Ayerue q &. To coci t'nlnt, ie i'nt WI. i'
rNicrste Apply to 7. Maclar'n a l,idh ','t'. ,'.l
third avenue
kAFOR SALE OR E\CllANGt.-
laY The cottage Guli House ani ~i1t'r 'H nfiN "ri
------ o , no. avenue and l. 90 street, "a JOB NIt'
nameuted 18th uec> ais pm n'.'' i'' ''o'.
Il mute, walk from the r. 'uad FOR .iirt lul
iogu,re of J. L j. " LENERlDGf. lH ttrriy-'l y !.
~
- TO IFV-Thc larec Room ON Tive
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F,sc EACH way % cESrs,

The boat 1911 Doe, accompanied ht Hnlh r>Hri i"e" v"
.,i,..i " .ts tie FISHING Ground. Bar furnished ~
excellent Band OF Music i cngas'l I'D accompany ur p'fL
R,,r,hnen, of he ir,, quh pa i1u h'd on p,t' 'NuS'
Gan Could pledge, himself bat uo pains shall ne 'pa'n
4, Isl, faction lui maxi u'rr tNcuNi'n' boh PEA
l,i and lrc,lblc TO thole Who yl honor hun MIN ueH
Ne Pui, are assured hai lif Superior will positively
49,. .....,,,,. my 6 3m
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-04

Lisbon news has been received to the llth July
brought by the Royal Tar steamer The Portuguese,
Cortes were opened by the Queen on the 10th. The
Royal speech IS a short the late changes are re
ferred TO as beinga concession to the spontaneous
preston of the national will The conclusion of IA
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-04
LATE EROM HONDURAS.

We in receipt of Honduras papers to the 10th
ultimo, but which exceedingly barren.-The
only item worth extracting Is the following, on the
affairs of Central America from the Honduras OBJ
server. That paper remarks
''We are glad TO understand that the mode and
time of payment of the proportion of British claims
TO be paid by the State OF Guatemala has been set
tied in a way satisfactory to the Vice-Consul A de-
dtction of eight thousand dollars has been made
from the original demand, reducing the amount to
about H., 800 dollars, which Is to be forthcoming IN
forty days, under the guarantee OF respectable
merchants.
'The fears of merchants to the disastrous
consequences of the threatened blockade, will thus
be in allayed, although there can be
doubt that they have experienced much lncon-
venence if not loss, from the temporary check given
to their commercial intercourse, with the Central
American States, in which we have good authority
for saving, there is now due them million and Il
half of dollars
'Some of our merchants have become security for
the payment of the proportion claimed of Honduras
and we have heard Cbut do not pledge ourselves
for the correctness of this normaton) that our SUI
perindent has received communication from Costa
Rica to the effect, that the amount OF the claims de-
manded from that State ready TO be PAID but
that difficulties arising out of the disturbed state OF
Nicaragua, would prevent the amount beng lmmedl-
ately RENTED to Guatemala.
There further news of MoraZan, than that
he is negotiating with the State of Nicaragua, with
the view of obtaining the assistance of that State IN
the formation of Federal Government. He Is said
to be certain of success. Mallespin is reported to
have 1000 soldiers, and Carrera has still less five
hundred.'-.N Y. Express
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-04
From the Detroit Free Press.
RHODE ISLAND.

We copy the following article from the Gospel
Messenger, religious paper published in Rhode
Island
The Suffrage controuerSu-OW Postion.-As the
conductor of a religious paper, we have cndeavored
to keep aloof from political strife and controversy
concaivng highest duties but unfaithiully per-
formed when we attend to political concerns. There
fore the colu of this paper have only defined our
position | will now say all that is required of me
in relation to this matter.
We esteem IT a privilege, and duty, and a right,
to act in political matters in so far as to vote for gen
eral officers and delegates, or electors. This is
what we mean to do, whenever and wherever
have opportunity and deem it best. When the Peo-
pies Convention met in this city, and formed con-
stitution did not deem it unlawful, If sustained by
the people and after the peoples vote thereon and
their rejection of what called the "Landholders'
Constitution we supposed the suffrage controversy
at an end, and did not doubt that their government
would be the law of the state under this IMPRESSION
we cast vote for its officers, consclentously and
if we are imprisoned vIlllied for doing, we
shall ever have the reflection of correct conscience
No person can more deeply regret the unpleasant
state of things that exists, than does the writer
of this brief note And the does he regret it on
account of the havoc it is making with churches and
snlj Ii becomes necessary TO bear
We have seen no good reason why, after the very
popular votes taken upon the question, the people
should not govern themselves in the way they de en-
best
We must say in this connexion that we counte-
nance wrong act, whether committed by those in
power, not. From what can learn, we are
disposed TO think, many improper things have trans
pired under the reign of martial law and as a sub
ject of whatsoever government exists, we must be
allowed to say more than bear our own
burden of sins. Our doctrine is whatsoever doeh
wrong, shall receive for the wrong he hath done /,
for with our God there is no respect of persons p"
can only trust all will eventually come our right
or as the Psalmist says, there is reward for the
righteous; verify he is God that judgeth IN THE
EARTH
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Licerpool Cotton Market July l6.-To-days DE
mand for Cotton has been pretty general, aha 'ho
sales amount TO fully 60OO bags, inclu'lng 2ooo Ahs
rcan on speculation. Holders have niet the demand
freely but are tenacious US regards prices, which are
very steady. -,
been particularly active, but the sales are saio 70
amount to 5000 or G000 bags, the trade having peeh
nearly the sole buyers, only 900 Ane,i eon y
been taken on speculation. A. least 100 bales Oh
Surat Included in the above have been taken py the
trade Prices are steady but the demand Is ieey
met
Lirsrpool Corn Market, July 10. Since this day
senninght we have received 10 233 quarters oil
and 1857 barrel of Flour from the continent % Iu
rope and from the United States. There are aiso &c
ported 1880 quarters of Wheat and 664o barrels o.
Flour from Canada but of British Gram, &C Tue
weeks supplies light. The duty on hea, nae
declined 10 os on Barley to 9s and on Peas 10 ys Up
per quarter With fine weather, the trade mas Deen
in an inactive state and prices generally have tended
downwards. At Friday market, all descriptions oi
wheat Id TO I'd per bushe, and Flour od per
barrel cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal were also easier
to buy, and in very limited demand. No change as
regards Barley Beans, or Peas. In the bonded mar
ke the only sale that has transpired is lat oflOO0 bat
rels of United States Flour, at 29s 81 per barrel
Hop INTELLIGENCE Worcester, July l3.-We re-
oeved reports from parts of this district on Monday
last being fair day many stated that no improve
ment discernible, but that generally the gardens
not looking so well again, the cod nights al e
beginning of the week having given them yellow
sckly appearance, and that the vine Is also much
battered by the high winds. Upon the whole the
prospect OF crop by means so favorable as last
week, when the duty was freely backed to pay al2,
900, but now will go beyond 100000, and
there is more disposition TO buy hops at the late re-
ducton in prices lS4l's, loss. TO l26s., choice
ditto, 1855; 1895 o. to lbs, choice ditto ois
lS36-7s, ASS to 70s., choice ditto, 75s Weighed on
Saturday, So pockets during the week, L.
State Of Trade Manufactures, We've have had an
increased demand for Cotton during the past week,
which, however, is met freely by sellers, at former
rates. Although the market closes very firmly, the
sales, up to Friday amount to 30 $50 bales including
1900 on speculation, and 1000 for export.
On Saturday fully 1000 bales were taken, OF
which 2OOO are speculation, and yesterday 5000
bales, most of which were taken by the trade.
The demand in Manchester, for all descriptions OF
printing cloth, has been good and large business
has been done during the week, at prices, however,
little improved yet, although evidently looking up.
The calico printers are busy, preparing for the au-
tumn trade, and are very bare Of stock.-Liuerpool
Standard, July 10.
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FROM Der NUDA.

We have the Royal Gazette of the 10Th ut but
there is in the newspapers of any interest to
our readers
Ii. b. NJ. ship lustrious, was there, and was about
to sail for Halifax.
unfit in her machinery for. service. At the latest
da es she was undergoing repairs at st Thomas
N Y. Express
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INFORMATION will be very thankfully received
i of JOHN GLUYAS, by his relatives in this city,
who left here about seventeen years ago, no word
having since been received of him 1t is supposed,
however he is somewhere in the Western country.
'EDIroRs of papers in the West would confer
great kindness by inserting the above and any in
formation may be addressed to T. d., Washington.
july 30-u
EINE GOLD CHOP CHEWING TOBACCO.
i Tobacco chewers are respectfully invited to call
and try the above article before purchasing esew here
it certainly is the best article ever offered for sale
in this city For sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG'S Drug store,
doors east Gadsby's Penn. av.
Also, just received toIerable assortment Of Sogars
consisting Of Regalias, Principles, Imperial and the
celebrated Long Mines.
n. b. Persons afflicted with various diseases too
numerous to be mentioned IN public print, find
speedy relief and permanent by calling above
where they will find the true Specific one dose ia
time will save Btne. iuneli