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MAJOR WM. ID MUTT, Of the Treasury he
partment, Is constituted my Agent to transact
business for the estate Of the late luly X. Wise.
To him, creditors, having properly authenticated
the estate, respectfully referred during my alb.
JOHN C. WISE, Administrator
OF 7. X. Wise, decd
Washington City, Aug. 10th, 1874
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NV MUSIC,

THIS day received and Cor sale by w. FISCHER,
Il Pennsylvania avenue two doors east Of 18th 81,
where new music is selling at and cents per
page
The last sweet chime = Serenade-music by A Lee
Meet me once, but once again, " W Nash
! love my home on the rocky shore, music by =.
A Bsucba d
We're aHoat, or the Midsbipman's Farewell mu-
sic By j. II Hewitt
Answer to The Old Arm Chair" music by =. n.
Bissell
Dat Niger is in lub Wild Dinah do.
Ole Peede do.
Lubly Dine do.
Mrs. Tucker, Congo Melodists
Yaller Corn, do.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, Tor
~ August This day received
CON TENTS

SOU iEhN Ii L ERAh1 MESSENGER, Tor
~ August This day received,
CON TENTS.
Original Prose articles
/. International Copyright Letter ~ to the Hon
|. Z. Holmes, M. e, by w. G Simms IL d.
, An Essay on the Moral and Political Effect Of
the Relation between the Caucasian Master
and he African slave Intended to have been
read before the National Institute, In April,
ls4i.
3. The Demons Game Of Chess
4. Jepiha Lealhers; the Philosophy Of Failure
B. Recollections If Six Days Journey ia the Moon.
By an Aerio- Nautical Man
6. Gleanings from different hieories; or an His
torIcal Sketch of the Knights of Malta BY
VIM. w, Andrews, United States Consul at
Malta.
7. Extracts from Notes Of Voyage in the East, in
lS43 BY w. b
s. Letters from Pllnny the Younger Ghost Story,
.. Notes on our Amy. Reply ,o"A subalern."
10. Our Army Again,
Notices Of .Nec Works.
ii. The North American Review Blaokwoods
Elinburg Magazine Rose D'Alber, &c, &C.
Original Poetry
II Natures Lesson By A, b Meek.
10. To My Mother. BY J. Strong Rice.
IA. Grouped Thoughts and Scattered Fances A
collection Of Sonne,S, By w. G. Simms,
ID. The Forsaken Irish Girl BY Eliza OF Maine
ed. ii. The Poets Grave.
II. The Harp Touched.
Is limitations from Anacreon.
10. Sonnets from Petrarch, BY Mary G. Wells
% Sonnsts, on Reading the Ody ssey.
81. The Young Bark of New Hampshire. By Ane-
rious South.
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! Scenes Incidents, AMI Adventures in The Pa
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The Wandering Jew, by Eugene Sue, No. l.
No B. Kendall's Life of Andrew Jackson-25
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Par, l5. McCulochs Galetteer--25 cents.
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HOFFMANS Law lNSIi UTION, PhiladeL
IL phia III South 5th street This Institution IS
never closed but the principal exercises between
the lst Of October and LIST Of July. The Winter
Course of Lectures will commence on the first Mon
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The year Fee for the half year, 500 so
The Circular addressed by TO students " III be
sen, any part of the Union If requested, may be
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enumerated - required To establish the sam, 10 tke
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pointed fOr the uencement " The pub io sale Of
the township embracing the tract claimed sbo,. d..
sigma ed otherwise such claim will b. foff.ited
THO II. BLAKE
Commissioner " N, General T. nd OTc.
June 20
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Bureau OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,
July IL, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau I'M
i til O'Clock z. M. of Monday, the lst day Of
September next for furnishing and delivering the fol-
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for the naval service Of the United States, viz;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-17

BURIED At SEA-Caai Packer, Of
The ,.oop Plume, informs US that on the
Ism instant, Wine az E.uots kew. he
pr.ked up colin winch had been
washed ashore on the beach. n was
neatly e 1ye.opej Ia canvass covered ON
The ollsl ie with tar, 50 as 10 make it per.
(ectly wafer ught. Ga renoyein, The
coye5ng = white pine coffin, carefully
eorked up aud cemenleI with rosin.
The coffin contained the body Of a
Young man, supposed o be about twen-
,y-hye years Of age. with black eve.
5rows AM hair. Capt. = think. he
las been deal Two months al leas,. and
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-FARMERS -Llah nEnEl

Inc WOO. Growers consider .be aa-
. upon foreign WOO, as important 10
10 their pr0>RertY.--Tbs op4oa is
'ouaied IN error,'-James 4. Polk.
Ny opinion is lhat wool should be
duty free James X Polk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-17

ffao benefit Of our c., ~i5. We uado,.iaal
Is GONG 20 Kentucky. Ne PUBLISH he following na
lice OF Mr. sooihsa'e. appointment. lr5u lie Nav.
vile Eacle
Hon W W SorTHGArE-euANGr on
APFutN INLNls.-la canse l.eaee ID a.e sra.,
Mas Neenas winch Is 10 lake place Fl, lI.l. ..
lhe I'm lnsi. The following change. have 6ac.
made IN Mr. Slalhgaiss Appointments. lie a.u
address, the People al
DAME ha'nef.. 70 Lew. county. ou ruur. Iay
lie SIN Of july -ii lu.teal of f,..lsy f.s Nv
Nanoeoafs. Ola FRIDAY The I9,h Of JI.g .g.l,.'r
Of fhur,aa. lie 18Th
Gfeenup>4u-s GrecHap county. "a S,Ie.l-.., Ill.,.
20'h OF JalY nHeai ol vedas.Ja,.Jbe IN.
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Court OF Com mon Pleas.
Before judge JnRraham.


MAY Joseph Centre u.s. Garret Pan Deren-This was
action promssory note for 1904 30 The defence
was-want Of consideration The Jury, under the direc-
ton of the Judge rendered verdict for plaintiff for the
full amount with interest subject to the opinion OF the
Court on the point raised by defendants counsel Mr.
Nicoll for the plaintiff MIR. De Witt for defendant.
William X. Williams Robert Wardrop This was an
action for assault and battery. The defendant is Captain
Of the steamboat Highlander The plaintiff Is woollen
draper he bundles to the defendants boat to be
delivered by defendant at West Point the bundles were
not delivered and Williams went to the boat to make en-
quries about them upon that OCCASION high words
passed between the parties and the assault and battery
complained OF resulted The defence was-tha the Cap
tain used unnecessary violence having ordered the
plaintiff of the boat the latter refused and defendent
then gently laid hands him and pushed hun along the
shore The Judge told the Jury that the
expression used by plaintiff did not justify an assault
and that the language used ny the defendant provoked
that expression lie also to them that defendant had
right To order plaintiff of the boat and IL he did not
60 to put him out but in deing he not authorized
In using unnecessary violence The only question: then,
for them to answer was whether unnecessary violence
had been used II they believed there was they should
find for PLAINTIFF not they should find for defendant
The Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff, 500 De Witt
for plantiff-Ciist for defendant
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o. The WIKoFF CORRESPONDENTS, being PR
vate journal of the career of Fanny Elsser IN the
United States, will be continued tomorrow An
other batch of ten or tweve letters containing no.
tees Of the Boston aristocrncy, NC. @c'' VIII De
given. We have nearly thirty more IN reserve the
last describing the love quarrel between fanny ana
Wikof, and the abortlve attempt OF Inc latter 10
run her down -Vips la bag ateAe.
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arrival or the Hibernia.

If the popular Captain Judkins keeps his word,
we shall receive news by the Hbernia early this
morning She was out little over thirteen days
Yesterday afternoon when the mail left We shall
issue an EXTRA HERALD in one hour after we re-
ceive our packages.
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We see by this at glance, the extent OF the produc-
ton of the principal staples of the country The amount
produced in s4Owe take from official returns made to the
patent Office The quantities given for the last three
years. are estimated from good data be obtained
from official documents There has been increase in
many items, while others have fallen of The produc'
lions OF the soil depend upon many contingencies as
climate, &c that all estimates must be received
with eye to the various that destroy regular
increase The quantity Of any product Of the soil raised
depends entirely the season. but prices do not always
depend the supply Under the state of the cur
rency prices only uctuate with the supply and demand
The variations produced by this are so trhing that II
makes very little difference in the aggregate Bnt when
the currency becomes become very much
inflated and reach great extremes.
BANK MOVEMENT or THE UNITED STATES AND PhicEs
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ELEGANT FANCY SroRE-One of the most mag
hificent fancy stores we have seen is the we'll
known establishment of Tiffany IL Young, in
Broadway. Their collection of byoutrie and all
sorts of light, elegant fancy articles, is varied,
recherche and attractive in the extreme. II is de-
ghtfu place for lounger one Of these fine fore
Moons, when Broadway is all radiant with beauty
and fashion
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STEAM SHIP AoADM.-The Acadia, Capt. Ryrie,
left Boston for Halifax and Liverpool on Wednes-
day She had eighty-four passengers for Liverpool
and nine Of Halifax. The mail bags contained up
wards of thirty thousand letters, and several tons
OF New York Heralds and other newspapers
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LATE FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-The Ganges, Cap
tain Eytnge, arrived yesterday in AZ days from
Rio Grande. 1t was reported there that President
Rivera had entered the city OF Monte Video with
supplies. Also, that merchants were failing daily
every thing dull-no freights but hdes,worth l3l
al the river.
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Thursday, May 2-6 r. M.
The Stock Market to-day was very huctu ting. Sew,
raj stocks up and many down. Harlem decline
per cent Mohawk, u; Norwich, Il Ohio 6s ]; Pate
son, Stonington, Canton Co. improved per cent
Farmers Trust, Indiana, Pennsylvania IS Il Lon
Island, !; Vicksburg 1; North American Trust sine
last sales Merchants Exchange Co. do do The sale
of Pennsylvania SIS very large reaching nearly
hundred thousand dollars This stock has already reache
very fair price compared with other 5per cent securities
Tennessee SIS quoted at only So per cent Kentuck
SIS only sell at 90 per cent These stocks innitel
safer and dividends than that of lvana
under any circumstances Kentucky and Tennessee hav
very small public debts and investment in the stock
of those States be considered almost beyond the poss
blity of depreciation Pennsylvania the other hand
can from year to year. guaranty the payment o
the interest her debt should she pa
dividend With the doubt that must for long time han
over her financial movements, the prices of the stock
the State cannot 60 much above the present quotation
Subject, the stock is, to many contingencies wer
the dividends regularly paid cannot believe it will a
vance much more unless great speculations should h'
carried on in 1t.
The Money Market is getting little easier. Loan
can now be obtained for stock operations at per cent
In short time the Banks and Insurance Companies vii
be declaring dividends, when large sums of money vii
be thrown into the market Capitalists and real estate
have, within day TIVE received large amount
in the way of rents and dividends There could not have
been less than enc million of dollars transferred to thu
pockets Of the real estate owners the inst for
great portion of this amount finds its way into i'll
| vestment and accumuates in the hands OF the few.
The received at this port from customs for tn
first four months Of this year, compared with the sam
!, al etota ant.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


90 AGENTS Of sovsncy and respectable standing, are
wanted at Louisville and Augusta, Tor the New YoRK
HERALD. None but such need apply.
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A SAVAGE Doa.-Mr. Hardy, highly respecta-
BILE citizen, in calling at house in Lispenard street
yesterday, was attacked by large Newfoundland
dog, and very badly lacerated. All such dogs
should be kept tied up.
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RAoEs-Three and perhaps four races will come
of over the Union Course, on Tuesday next the
7th-three or more entries for each race. AS all
the northern stables will be on the ground fine sport
may be expected.
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MUSICAL, &c.-Ole Bull has gone to Savan-
nah. He has been very successful in Charleston.
Vieux Temps is to be in Baltimore during the
Convention week. There is now more music in
that city than was ever known before.
The Orphean family are giving concerts in New.
ark They have met with much favor.
Macready continues at the west
Mrs Bailey is in Baltimore.
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VEGETATION. consequence of the warm wea-
ther, vegetation is sprlnglng up too rapidly "by
half" It is feared the crops will run to little or
nothing.
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THEATRIcALs.-A project is on foot to establish
a great metropolitan theatre in this city. We have
heard great deal said about this for some time
past. No doubt this would be very favorable
time to start enterprise of that kind, if person
could be discovered capable of giving great i'm
pulse to such an establishment.
Macready will soon be here and play again at
the Park, and Forrest after him. These great ira
gedians have been following on each others heels
all over the South and West, no doubt to their mu-
tual advantage.
Mr. Wallack-the Wallack-arrived here the day
before yesterday from Boston, where he had con-
cluded most profitable engagement. Ont night
Of his benefit, he had one of the most splendid
houses ever seen in Boston, and at least five hun
dred of the most fashionable ladies' in Boston wit.
messed his most admirable performance in the cha
rscter of Rover Mr.. Wallack proposes to give
novel and unique dramatic Lecture and olio here,
including songs recitations, anecdotes and criti-
cisms This will be most attractive thing, and
must draw great audiences, if suitable place can
be got Palmo's opera house, on the off nights,
would do very well. The Apollo Saloon, or Wash
ington Hall, would also answer very we'll
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CO. EAST INDIA HAIR DYE COLORs THE HA
any shade from light brown to Jet black, and Will
in the least stain the skin At 81 Courtlandt street
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INTERESTING FROM ST. THoMAs.--It is reported
by Capt. Babbadge, of the Hecla, arrived yester-
day from st. Croix and ST. Thomas, that tremen-
dous hail storm had visited the former place, and
an earthquake the latter place. The hail storm
Of serious injury to the country. 1t not
certained what damage the earthquake had done
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LATER FROM MATANzAs-The Elizabeth, Capt.
Brooks, arrived this morning from Maranzas, which
port she left on the 10th OF April The Z. brought no
papers, but learn verbally that court of inquiry had
been instituted the request of the American consul at
Havana relative to the murder Of American seaman in
that port butsthe result had not ranspired when Capt
left Several further arrests had been made Of person
supposed have been concerned in the late attempted
Instructions and several persons had been executed In
American produce there had been ochange-Piadehio
Gazette Mau l.
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SMEAD's EXPRESS TO CANADIAN would call
the attention of our men of business to the adver-
sement in odays paper of Smeads Canada and Roches
Express. Mr. 8. has been engaged upon the route to
Toronto for time past and has extended to Ro
chester He is faithful enerprsng and trustworthy, in
the transaction OF business entrusted to his He runs
into and ont of Pomeroy Express and by this
nexion, forms a continuous route Eastward and West
ward.-Bufaio Courier .1p,ii 80.
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AmuseueutD.

MACBETH This sublime tragedy Is to be pre-
sented tonight at The Chatham. The present pow
the part ofady Mactetch will doubtless add to the au
res which she has already earned Conner performs the
part Of the guilty chief He is fine actor ana ne
private sentiments frequently on the audience, would
become great favorie. The manager seems fully ca
pable Of attending TO his own business without the assis
lance any other person We speak this in all friend
ship The graceful danseuse Miss Cannon, appears and
the performances conclude with the Dumb Bee which
Miss Reynolds who extraordinary avore here will
perform the character OF Eliza That excellent actor one
Of the few representatives of Irish character left u.s. Mos
sop, takes benefit on Saturday evening.
KNIcKERBocKER THEATRICAL the lively new
theatre, the Knckerbocker, all goes on gaily and
prosperousy. Wood and Barnes admirable in the
ballots and pantommes, and Rice par excellence( jim
Crow Rice exces perpetual of laughter in those
negro delneations in which he stands unrivalled
and alone. He will shortly appear in the travestie Of
oteo and apopuar Irish drama Is preparing with great
care and much experience in which the meritorious
young Hlbernan, Barney Williams, will appear The
corps de ballet beautiful enough TO appear in the Re.
volt OF the Iarem. Well Mr. Russell must persevere he
has the largest, most airy and beautiful summer theatre
in the city spirit, exeron, and novelties will surely
work therway Mr. r. is said to be good tactcian II
so, his success, we believe, must be certain
THEM GIANTS continue to attract great crowds at
the American Museum, and who yer will take a
peep into that establishment will learn the grand secret
of the managers success lie puts attractions which
cannot fail to draw and gives his vsiters rich entertain
ments every afternoon at half past g. and every evening
at The external splendor and magnifcence Of the
place are only outline of the attractions within
Go once, and you will be sure to 90 again
SPLENDID SIGHr-To behold the beautiful wo-
men that patronze Peales Museum. The INTRO
iucton Of the parque has procured for this place the at
have offered more powerful attraction to the stener sex
70 assemble than the plan he has at present adopted name
y reservng the best seats for the ladies' This crcum
stance alone will always ensure strong Of the
fair SEX and where lovely angelic graceful captivating
fascinating, beautiful bewitching woman degns to ap
pear must Of necessity follow in her footsteps.
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n7- LONOLEYS WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA
from 81 Courtlandt street. warranted any
Asthma, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint Bill
GUS Distractions sc.
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lh;- STOP THAT BALL --l5.OO0 SOLD" Have yo|
cad the new author SeaseldY Is the ruling que
ton of the day In truth there will re nothing else ~
this season. The second number Just out contains Sol
of the most splendid and powerful scenes thst were ev
nut upan paper Non have IDEA o. the interest WI
!. Inch Seatsiiell invests his subject
The "Ceurtship of Ralph Doughty" real I'VE Ne
kan is whal the richest specimen OF the hall hors
half method OF making love to the ladies that v
ever real There new kinks in couriship yet
Strangers and citizens invited TO call at 80 An
street for Life in the New World" If they wish II
worth Of their money. Part ILL., at IL o'clock on Saiu
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
90 A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMl
RY can be had III Courlandt street cheaper than ev
before offered in this market
D3- RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MI:
TURE-For the cure OF primary or secondary syPhib
and all affections produced by iuulicous use OF me
curry The great advantages possessed by this power
Alternative all other preparations for the OF
phs is that while curing the disease it improves u
constitution whilst mercury generally leave muc
worse disease than the is administered for III
best Recommendation can give OF is that 1t no
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who 10
merly considered mercury the only for those col
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases OF III
Dozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts nj
Union. Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharm
cy, 95 Nassau street.
o. DIR. M'NAIR'S ACOUSTIC OLA certain Gu
| Tor deafness Dr. Sphon's Headache Remedy, cerla
cure; at 81 Courtlandt street.
{G3- EAST INDIA HAIR DYE COLORS THE HA