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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-15

~ ne blessing Of Providence beea unifouniy ssseneisI
and smeaey see pamphlets which Of ssss,s
~ Prepared whol-... and retail and for .,poc,,o,
sANDs CO. Druggists and Chemists BuiA-
Sod .. BY ALIEN DUvHL co. Aren't Mi. .,,,,, Rea
mona, Va. e1 Price 81 Boss botes ss .io
nn. HARTLEY is professionally CONSUMED a. usual a,
his rssidene. rranhln Trinity Church
his Card frs, structures Of Ii. Urr.
Richmond, Dee it,i. isti.
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmend. va.
AsSastfa Lottery. cia7 Tor sts-,o drawn In Ai.r.n-
,, Of Sco 50 a Soc
% OF 900 Ae.4 e Ticket. 10. halves 5; qrs- $50
Candidates Of rsetase'of IS whoisT,eIet. si,o
IS Quarter, $50
ORA D. T. on Saturday February ssd Brilliant Prizes -
eooo sooo zoos prizes 1000 so Of 500
tiers $50 . sA-''
Os'ins.it. of p.e..ss.of 3, Whole Ticket. ESQ
Do Do. 90 DO IS IS aas...n DO Is
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000, $4,000!
Aer,ndria Lottery. Cs.s 1850 Be dvn I'M A,,.,,
da c, Saturday Is1s spesd,d CAPITA. $40 600
500 60 Of 4eo .e Ticket, TO- halves quarter. $50
ceniaeatss OF Paehssssof &c Whole Tickets si.o
DO DO. DO DO s ss a t,a.t DO 90 ssss 81
Orders Tickets and Share. and certis,n,,. NJ
n soose spends ioaene' win receive The prompt
ton and an aenonn: of each drawing mnsery
over to all who order from d. N. BoYT.
Ie Richmond Va.
TARIFF; or, Rates Of Duies-a new edition,
reign reduced cents. Lit Of .re, and
fees value OF foreign money foreign weights ana
NV. RANDOLPH 4 cos
eo bookstore and Bi.dery.
BISHOP ONDERDONK'S TRIAL,
THE BISHOPS STATEMENT.
THE Proceedings of the Court convened under
the 3d canon Of lstt in the city OF New York Tuesday
December TO- isit For the Trial Of the Right Rev. Benjamin
ondertonk d, Bishop York on prescn,me. made by
ne bishops Of Virgins, Tennessee, aud Georgia BY authority
BISHOP oNDERDONKs STATEMENT.
statement Of the Facts and circumstances
neeen' ia OIL The bishop ofNew York Price lst Just
reee,vedey NASH q wooDHoUsE.
Ihompson's Peiric Corset.
)RoLaPsus uTEnI readily yield. application Of h.
invaluable instrument Physicians standing in this
many State testify a, TO their u,y r,
commend them TO their patients The Medical
quesed satisfied they viii be
OF their applicability For sale, wholesale and by
Ie ALEX. DUvAL 4 CO.
NATURAL COKE.
NiE navgaton OF the Canal being open
bed TO Keep on hand constant supply of Coke
will sell Basin Bank AT ID cts per bushe or
IL cent pc, su'he delivered in any par, Of eorPos,on
nickESs' NEW WORRIES Chimes A Goblin Story OF
~ some Bells that Old a Yearin-by
| chars, Dickens; price 6. cts Received BY
II ARPER5 PICTORIAL gIBLE No. Is. received BY
- Re ID DRINKER NORRIS
wHlskEY. BACON AND CLOVER SEED.
pa HHDS: of whiskey
5000 ID. OF new Baltimore Sides
5000 lbs Of Joies
5000 lbs OF city cured Bacon, assorted
200 extra Hams (piu snirhhrd)
quo bushels OF Clo.er
| Recsivng and fof liberal terms.
| el3 JAS WINSTON
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| DIR. wAINwRIGHT's COLLECTION.
MUSIC OF THE CHURCH. with supplemen): A eoEee-
1l Psalm LYNN and Chant Tunes adapted
ship Of the Protestant Episcopal Church United
edition.
TIE AMERICAN HARP Being collection OF new and orr
eina Church Music under
Society Of BotoR-auanyed and composed Charles
Organistto ST. Pzus Church. the Society
THE ANCIENT LYRE collection old new and original
Church Music, by Oh Zelner orsanist
society For sale BY NASH n wOODHoUSE
Bookseiiers and Dealers
10 Piano ortss nd Music.
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!. L. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE,

U. Il. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. NOS.
h.,aSdIa Lottery Class T. for 1850 dawn Asran-
ora = on Saturday February Capitals go 900
800 $500 9sis 1000 $500 so prizes 1000 SO Of
on OF 800 &c &C Tickets 10. halves S quarter, $50
Cenincaies OF packages Of IS Whole Tickets $50
-. y" u Hah do
~ u" - 0uauef do u so
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 1850 be drawn I'm A.,
ana u on Saturday February ssd Is4s Brilliant Prtr,s
$4,000 $4,000 5000 5000 pr.es Of 1000 SO Of 500 Go
$50. ' ' A'e' . quA'es
Certificates OF package. OF IS Whole Tickets ESQ
% - UaH do
DO de IS Ours - so
GRAND SCHEME,
$4,000, $1,000
Aexandra Lottery Class o for islS-,o b drawn I'm A,.
dna u Con Saturday. March ist 1885 Splendid CapiaI,-
stoooo $4,000 10 o0o Coco 5000 prizes OF
oo OF 900 90 OF 400 ke Tickets uu,rtsr,
Cerheaes Of Packages Of 26 Wbole Tickets sIao
90 20 Hail DO IS
90 70 Quarter DO so
@ Orders for Tickets aud Certificates. Of P.e.,y.,
IN the above SPLENDID Lotteries the most PROMPT AZ
'enuon and an Official account OF drawing
amer It IL over to al who order from
Ja 20 CR ALLEN
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NAKlFF; or, Rates Of Duties-a new edition,
revis-d and corrected; which
reign eufranee reduced into dollars and
ices value foreign table foreign weight.
&C. Price Is cents. For at
J.w RANDOLPH 4 cos
In
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bH. HARTLEY IL professionally Consulted q. usual =,
- his residence rreet belt 10 Trinity
esse his Gard page headed structure, Of In. Urh,,
Richmond. Dec. itti. 1874. -
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u :. ysIisnded 70 ths i.ss n.
WATCHES HENRY HlnHEn
AND JEW - ;s.aso.-

COMMISSION BUSINESS. -
INHE subscriber having formed a co-partner.
ship with Mr. John J. Brown Of county his
ness wa IN future be conducted firm Of DIANE -
hhoWN @ Upon produce actually hand liberal
WI De made Office next door Messrs Mab<n CO. Carr
Ia
20 Thc ENQUIRER win = .-eh ihr.. .r.ei.
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NOTICE.

" AKPCARPESTER having LIST day OF Jsn,arv
associated with them parher.in the straw Cool -
ness VIM Anderson and Anderson The bu.i,e. 10
be conducted from that dats under and style OF
ia i5-d1 w A. T. p CARPexTyp a ~
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VIEW TIN. SIZE ET-IRoN AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENTS -

'I'HE subscriber having commenced the tin
sneston and stove business prepared receive opSsrs
for any work his line Fsles always nnd rood 80
Hent Of house keeping articles store. =
Merchants from the country hin
VIII be extensive. and every worthy other attention.
Roofing scouting OF lob WORK dons =, 49,
notice and IN manner.
browns celebrated patent balance platform s>,
AWAY. on hand. CHARLES YALE
iss West Main Street
de sS-n Opposite Easir Ho<sl Ru.-u
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01
COMMUNICATION.

The private note which accompanied the fol-
lowing communication from learned and elevated
Judicial unconary in of the States, offers il to
us to be used in any way that we may deem pro-
per, if with any hope of its being Of avail in stay
ing the wave of destruction which seems to threaten
the ruin Of our free and happy Constitution" That
any thing avail for this purpose short of that
Heavenly OMNIpoTENcE alone, more comprehen-
siye than the Omnipotence now claimed for Con-
gress in trampling down the power of the Senate,
we have little hope. Wecannot nevertheless, re-
frain from presenting the communication to our
readers-EDIToRs
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01

STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs.--I appears from re-
port recently made BY the Committee on Naval
Affairs to the United States House Of Representa-
tives, that from the year 1880 to 1910 eighty yes
sells were ostb explosion Of steam boilers, and that
seven hundred and eighty persons were killed and
two hundred and ninety-six wounded by these dis
asters. During the same period of time ten years.
twenty-five vessels were destroyed by fire, and two
h undred and ffty-iye lives lost.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01
THE WINTER IN FLORIDA.

The Key West Gazette of the 18th instant gives
the following account Of the winter in Florida
We learn from gentleman residing Cape Florida that
the presen, has been the coolest winter ever known there
but that notwithstanding this, the fruit have not been
injured retarded by it, w r English, ESQ., whose plan
ta5n the mouth Of the Miami ver has about two thou
sand pann and banana trees and great number orange
lemon and coffee trees all doing we'll and almost one hun
ded punches Of bananas ready for The lime
groves have been unusually productive and from the results
Of every experiment made doubt exists that the fruits Of
the tropics may be cultivated there with extraordinary
This portion Of the country affords fine range for cot
be found in the territory, and the soil and climate
offer every nducemen to those DESTROYS Of locating in
c,untry ("
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01
country.

The United States Mail robbed on Monday evening
between Troy and Albany, New York The mailbag stolen
confined the letters from Warren Essex, Franklin Clinton
and parts Of Washington counties II has been since found
cut open but whether the robb made much Of speculation
remains 70 be ascerancd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
From the War Quarter.

u,rtr.Ry NoyFuESTs-- Yesterday morning
eve compsni.s q Colonel Oak MS Regiment Of vo
iuneers for Texas revie wed ia Lafayette Square
b ce,er. Gaines accompsni ed hy he Stat The Io.F
T.pC;r,Kp which organized in the Third Municipality
an ss,prdsy evening muster ed 1T the same time 20
ber with scve al compsnie Of the Inch Brigade under
Tho command Of Lieutenant farrigan Aer the review
General Gains briefly sddrcs sod the gallant fellow. and
COMMUNICATED Them highly their efficiency in their
nov, duties Colonel Dakn responded in a few words
after which the whole body. comprising 81 mon al told
marched down - Charess' 10 Poydrss thence through
20 Camp. down 20 Cqnal psssing down 70 - Charles.
and M yam Lafayette Square, when the companies
separated The majority Of the though unaided by
The outwa "a display n military uniform yet appeared
made q such "stuf as VII prove them TO b. no easy
foe TO conquer. n. o. zee Aug =
- The steamer Ncro has been bought b.
Government 20 Caro- for the Of 100. She hss Ar
rived Il our wharf and l. 10 proceed 10 Arkansas Bay
forthwith. The Nero draws twenty inches water ans
will -cit admirably for lighter
We learn also taat the steam schooner Augusfa Car
tain GLLETT has been chartered 20 carry horses &c
20 Aransas Bay. v o. Bee Aug -.
u Captain GIBBONS Of the ship iSuriGh
ro,rts Il eff the anchorage Oh Arkansas on the 10th
ms, The steamer Monmouth came on and reported
that there was rninur ashore that had been be-
clsred By Mexico Captain g. confirms the loss of
steamer Srqlor Gen era TAYLOR had left - JOsephf
west of = w Pass. schooner Man Uiikes Captain
becker from this port for Aransas Bay with Govern
ncnt stores horses SC. 18th inst schooner Ed s.
Laudin. from New Orleans Tor Aransas with Govern.
rnent stores y. o. Bee, AUG, ..
~ The steam schooner Augusta Capt. Gillcu,
understand has been chartered by the Government
agent here by the month. but what terms cannot
learn she il to take horses Ararsas Bay III a few
days for the Of the Dragons and Flying Artillery
N o. TToplc p.
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PInLApELrHIA. sept z-P NJ
rbere was considerable excitement last night IN
c,x and county among the Natives, beng the ui'e
ss,,,,d % their Ward nominations. As lar a. can as
IAN ne following the result for ciiy ana county
sse,rs or in other words the state House ho"
Comfy Tressurer Henry Lelar; Coroner, J. hish"P
CSmmi..ioner VIM. Duran; Auditor II. hu7i
p,o,ho Dstrict COurt. VIM. Sloanaker Register OF
WIS samuel r. kramer Recorder Of DEEDS "in -
p.ker The ticket with one or two exceptions Is goo"
~ and generally will receive the entire NAIVE 'o'e
There Is slight improvement IN the STOCK mar
,r today Pennsylvania Fiyes advancing seAhg /" ''s'
T,Sss 10 per cent bonds were taken al 80 >,
In the Court OF Sessions this morning John Nc
y,ovn a Young man. whose father keeps Loco Foco
~. IN second Il below Lombard was tired and con
,,d of not and sentenced 10 nine months impusOn-
-, About one year since Mckeown was tried for
D IN setiina ire 10 - Michses Church Remington,
= ,be NOT. Of May ls44. but acquitted He was a
Ia~1.Foco Delegate from New Market Ward
Rev. Mr.. Kcichum's Church, Kensington, was
.,,,red and robbed last night of sundry articles.
Daring the season for taking up dogs III the City,
commencing on the st day of June 10 the Isl Of sepiem
- I.oD were captured about OnciOurth Of which mum
Iii /. alleged havo been sold By the Police Otcers,
wbo poc ketcd the money
Al the hotels at Cape May closed yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

On Tuesday morilrg -cit Ind in the North Dutch
Church is Rev. Dr. D. VIZ Rev EDWARD o. BRYAN
Of Rye Wesichcstcr Cclrty o. Mss SARAH BOGART
edest daughter Of John :. Couger " ID 81 ,hi. civ
On the Jth ut ~ bethlehem. Nortlarnt-on c. Pa
By Rev Charles r. -eidei. Mr. JANIS h HELPS Dr.
o. Mi.- ADELAIDE = MILLER. youu-es, daughter o;
Thomas Miller deceased. al OF The Cry of Nev-iork
Monday sept It, hy Rev. " liiar - -tiire.l VI
WILLIAM a. ROMER % Miss REBECCA IOPER. all
of Ills city.
AtRoche.ter Goth. y. brafs,reet . Harriet Wake
Al Palmyra 10Th. Morrison Ford 20 Margaret Nc Dor.
aid.
AtIe Roy Gencsee Go. elst, George A. Berzoma TO
Rosetta Bristol
4, Buffalo. 9TH, WIN. " Ford to Elizabeth stain.
thorp
Atutca ooh Herman Hoyi 20 Caroline Y Woodrua.
Arthur T. Mills of New YORK. o. Elizabeth / Spencer
A. lockpori. sd George hrower 20 Ann Siesdman
oath Albert g. Johnson 10 Ellen Tee 10Th B. H. Fetch.
er q Addison Co. W. to Benlah Woicou. Of L.
a. Bath 18th. Henry 4. Ogden Of Buffalo 70 Eliza.
beth GanssvO1rt
A. Addison. Ne. August "a. D. Rev. T. Fisher 10.
sEPH MATTl~ON. Of New-York, 20 Mss MARY A.
WA-<. II Addison.
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Books.
rDuCArIoNAL TEXT BOOKS.

Published by d. APPLETON co 30 Brostvsy.
DICTIONARY ~ the English Language, containing
"a the pronunciation. etymOogy, ami explanation Of alb
d authorised by eminent writer's TO whicsis added
aluiary the Roots English W oris aud accented
OF Greek Latin and scripture Proper Names by Alex
Reid NJ. OF Edinburgh, with critical preface by Prof
Reed. the University OF PENN vol limo, boo pages, 81
The state Normal School at Albany and several other
leading institutions have already adopted ths Dictionary
Text Book
Introductory Lectures Modern History, with the lnai-
ga Lecture by Thomas Arnold d. D.. with notes by Prot
Reed Of the University OF Pennsylvania. vol l2no II d
History OF Germany. from The earliest period to the pre-
time by r. korau.ch. Professor OF History and thef
Of he Board q Education Of The Kingdom OF lisr'"ef
uaied by james D. Haas, vol. 8vo, ~ pages ~ So
\ Manual ~ Ancient and Modern History. by W. Cookr
TAYLOR. Ii D. with additions on American Hisor', - &.
: Henry d. ID. vol 9vo pages second edition, - p
Th- work already introduced Text Book IN Harvard
Columbia Brown Pennsyyani and Now York nycrsi-
ties aud era leading academies. - is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
sHERwooD's MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES

THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently s1ssuni-
Ted Tor he rolary tn. machine. BY The subscriber
.nto,Vs Ii viii a. rxusorlinary superiority over every
f m rirb n "a. been constructed J. a cOmpec-y nIicf
win II. battery wires and Other appliances. 10 neal
shosany cases Of several sife- and powers 80 Two
SL.,d SO each snd 0rs, ariri ~ order 10 any
psrt Of he Unon he CAnadas, West Indies, or SCUM
America =, -, 49, -
% gl-, i-,iing comp ete MAMA Of ,he Practice Of
Niiu- with v-rv full gio--ary-glFing clear and ample
~ M fr he ne OF tn instrument In me VARIOUS dis
-. =. ,rh h i Applicable. and which found. By The
.r.s.1 or.eic- OF hundreds Of operators, 10 include The
mo-, en a. well as most peculiar ard obstinate
raj ar snop 10 he medical profession, with The proper
medicines for each case. n. IL ShEhWocp,
- 2seoa 2,W' ~ SaAADesr"
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DIED.

A. Lairisville Oneida Co. Aug I'D OF consumption
ELIZABETH G aged l6 years and Aug 9Th. also Of
consumption LUTHER g. aged q year. daughter and
Only son OF Israel + Goodwin. Esq.
On Friday Goth ut Mrs. James v. wife of samuel
Baxter Phebe Ann Baymon, q Martha w daughter
81 Jno. 4. Gum. :.
81 N.ideiown y J 2rh, Mr.. Harrie, Millspaueh
wife u Rev 4. e Mlspaush.
40 Honolulu. March sd. John Drury. I'd officer If
whale chip Splendid. native Of Hudson. y Y. Horton
knapp assistant missionary, y, native of Green
wich c.
A. Albany 2s'h. Emily Mccarthy. -
AtWcst Troy. 26fh. Mrs. Olive II. wife # Chas F.
Barber b
A. Concord y. H. 23d, William r. Low, 25. midship
man T.. : \.
81 Lc Roy. Gcnesce Co. I'D. ISABEL HURLBURT.
p f. soldier Of the Revolution
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

- For SAILS Of Socks Sc Last Pdsc
TUESDAY T. NJ
There was a falling off in some OF the iancies TO-
day hut the Second Board prices were firm generally
and some descriptions improved.
The Bill market is quiet at 10 a lol Francs p
as "a.
We notice no marked change in the Money Mar
kei The raie is sac y cent and the Banks have about
ss much paper as they desire
The Harlem Road continues to show an increase
over last year The earnings for August $50 055
August lsii 10 "v
Increase in $50
About this rate increase has been shown by this Rhd
throughout the year
The Washington correspondent Of the Courier
has obtained the following statistics 1t had generally
been supposed tina, the imports Of this year were below
those of last year but the table annexed shows that such
j. not the
STATEMENT of the amount of Imports during the year
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


snip Massachusetts,. propeller Wright, days from
Boston, with mdzc, % HaTnden 4 Co.
Ship Norma Ellis, from Havana 22d instant. with
sesar- Sc to Moses Taylor. Left ship Adelaide, Ad-
ans from Ncwlork Let sept. brigs CanOnicus Cope
land. from Boston unct Tu-kar. Sewell do do swiss
Boy Perkins f1r Turks Island Eursias Potter, from
antwerp unct Elizabeth. Powers Tor Philai. 2iih OF
August Jane Drinkwaer OF Portland, die. Lima, Zig
gins unci Schr Christina West hence transferred ~ the
spanish dag.
Barque Resale Hill II days from st Crox, West End
with rum sugar. SC. TO J. {. Whitemore. Left brgs
Lyr. Of io-ton. dis. -. Churchill OF Portland. do.
Norwcgian barque .fslus Torbumscn, - days from
kraccroe Norway with Goals, IRON sc. 70 order. l3o
Storage passengers. .
Barque Isabella Mckee. Il days from - Croix. with
sugar m0lasscs. SC to AsOp Chaunccy. Len barquc
Warwick Prince for Bangor same day
Rig Wallace smith . days from Guyana, I X. with
sugar. sc master. Lc barques IeNdor ClarK' unct
7 o. Brown. Horton ldg. for Europe.
-chr Ahisha jenkins Ilaw'.. l. days from - Croix
with sugar 20 Aymar, q Co.
~clr Ellen Perkins Fensloy from ssal, with hemp.
deer skin- SC 10 Patro. Len barque Ayola, Davis.
10 p all IN 3 days for Ncw-lork.
scir Tioga Halock days from Wilmington, y. c.
with naval stores. 20 master
-chr Josephine (of Boston, Eldndge II days from
Port an Plat with tobacco to 4 c. Rossese Co Left
Danish brig Clara. Durham tor New.York in days.
schr Alaric Boderick. > days from Wilmington, y. c.
win nsVel stores, to y. J.. McCrcady.
-chr Asirom, - days from Virginia with corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
C4RPETING,

NARPETING, FLOOR Oh Cloth, Rugs, Drugge,s. &c
y flrFa .sle.-F antilles II = ant Of Carpeng or any ar
ce u ne lire. pecfgly invited % cal AID e1 anime
one OF the snd best a-sOrm-n- Of Bru..-
nr- Ply. IBgr1in, and all h-r styles Of Carpeung "
C0tts Rugs &C ai be found n he City Ine eofr
stock new and selected for the Fall sales roin me nus
cee0ra,ed manufactures OF this country AMI harope ~
tn assortment many splendid patterns aha Nc"
Of cO0rs nich % be found al any oih-f sofe
s..,. MAJ b.. assur-d ha hey viii Ind ID. prices m-ch
lower han any similar establishment Va INC Wy. sf
y ban experienced pho s-fef VIZ allr.a ~ A,,
-. is~iy ~ al Cloths making Carpets. - Al ir shofs'
ro,,c. 80 " H. GUiOSs New s.orr.
- i.if Fronting Oh a Eas Broadway and II DEls"n'-
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Deduct from thi. decrease in the import. Of the fol-


Net increase ........................: 7757o9
The IN crease In the value ofco,fon six vors,ed
woolen and fax manufactures imported in
80 S-i q :
Tho increase IN The value II iron and .ie,l man
uiaciurec and unrnanuacturcd s.---..-..- 1902 I'll
The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad Com.
any from all sources fer the month OF August have been
s4iJoo. The receipts would doubtless have reached
$1,000 but for he dsordery proceedings 1t the lower
end Of the road.
4 letter from Portland Me dated Aug 90 says
TIC question az 10 The Atlantic and Lawrence Rail
road may now be- considered seted Subscriptions.
m0sty IN this city have been rneie this week ~ The
rate al from $1,000 % $1,000 Der day. The million
Necessary for organization VIII - down this evening
The total exports Of domestic produce from Balti-
more for the quarter ending June 90 were sl4503
against sl2-a,l5f same time in l-H and $4,000
same time Isf3 The exports Of foreign merchandise
were s20sea Total exports sL47l2l9. against : 405,
652 ~ Ofihe domestic exports s320e-6 Flour
an -..sr4o wa Tobacco.
The books for receiving subscriptions 10 the stock
,ftae Farmers Bank schuylkil Ha-en were opened
places appointed and $4,000 Of the capital stock
Of SNOOO0 was taken.
sufficient amount Of the stock Of the Cleveland
and weisvie Railroad has been subscribed 70 warrant
the organization Of the Company.
The total Coal shipments this season from the
sohuykiA and Lehish mines amount to el0772 tons.
The Winchester Railroad Company has entered
ino a contract with Mcssrs Rynix Co. 20 transport
yearly from their works few miles above Winchos,er
1909 tons Of iron and manganese For this service tie
Company is 10 receive 5000 annually.
The arrivals at Boston during August were 80
ships 81 barks 40 brgs and SO schrs The clcarances
were q ships 81 bsrks 100 b-s and 3Oi schrs Of the
arrivals 26 ships % barks 81 brgs and 100 schrs
foreign.
The total value Of American whale shipping al
Lahaina from January - TO May 49, l-i5, 3 months.
was- l6j ships valued at with their outfits. - 10000
Having on board Darrcls...-.. 2625
sperm Oh worth .--.---.---.. |obO
Whale Oil barres.--.-....... $3.50 6O3 40
Bone pounds .......-O-, 600 2i2 400
Crews. $50 men.
q these ships 100 were out from homo On their hrst
season only.
ships OF all other nations 6 1893 hbls sperm. 200
whale 5000 lbs bone-toal value goo 100
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A MkkICNN Nj SKI VI. ard ltn.l ts.r,ien.-r aes.
BELL-RINGERs' CONCERT.

The Original" ard ceebrs,ed Campanologisn Band OF
SWISS BELL-RiNGERS respectfully announce ther
- frst Grand Concert TO tshe place a. he Tshernaee
on THURSDAY Evening Sept ist, which occasion they
will be- assisted by Miss HELEN Matthew, who VIII,
f,, Oh the generous permission OF W Niho, ESQ appeN
m this occasion. The charming and popular vocso the
Misses CUNNING who Will sppesr for the nrst time IN
wears and Nj HsSsy rixx who VIII preside at the fisno
FOrr.
Full particulars, IN the Programme
Tickets 81 cent. each NAV be obtained oil the pfincei
Hotels and Music Store and the doors Children under
L. sge hsfprc- hen accompanied oy ne'I
Doom. omen Al 7.co commences al - Jus
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lust PUBLISHED.

THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools Illus
trsted By 90 engraylnss and 3 maps, With glob,
msn plan ia vol Ito by ;. o. Goodrich, suthoi
Of Peter Psrcy'- Tales. SC.
TIE above work has already been introduced into the
Public Schools Of Rochester and In a number Of others
TIE first edition is nearly disposed OF, the second
vii be published in a lew days.
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