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VOL. v. no. CT.

IA on tins subject W hink tnat =
ling 10 give much time, thought hope
ave even one from falling from this
BRIDGE or signs.
OSE more unfortunate.
Weary ofbreath,
Rashly imporiunatc.
Gone 70 her death,
Take her up iendcrly,
Lift her with care:
Fashioned 50 slenderly.
Young and 30 fair
Look al her garments
Clinging ike ceremen,s,
Whilst the wave constantly
Drips from her clothing;
Take her up instantly,
Loving, not loaihing.
Touch her not scornfully:
Think Of her Inournlully,
Gently. and humanity:
Not OF the stains Of her:
All that remains Of her,
Now, il pure womanly.
Make no deep scrutiny
Into her mutiny.
Rash and unduiilul
Past all dishonor
Death has left on her
Only the beautiful
Still. for all slips of hers
One Of Eve : family
Wipe those poor lips OF hers.
Oozing so clammiiy
Loop up her tresses
Escaped from the comb
Her fair auburn trcsscs.
Whilst wOndcrment guesscs,
Where was her home
Who was her father
Who was her mother!
Had she a sister
Had she a brother
Or. was there a dearer one
Still, and nearer one
Yet, than all other ,
Alas. for the rarity
Of Christian charity
Under the sun
q, il was pi'iiul.
Near q whole city full.
Home che had none.
Sisterly, broihcrly,
Faiherly. moiherly
Feelings had changed:
Love, by harsh evidence.
Thrown from it's eminence
Even God providence
Seeming estranged.
Where the lamps culver
30 far in the river.
With many light,
From window and easement.
II rom EdITtl ~ Dtrtui'Htf
Che stood, with amazcment.
Housolcss, by night.
The bleak wind of March
Made her ircmble and SILVER;
But not the dark arch,
Or the black flowing river;
Mad from LIES history,
Glad 10 deaths mystery,
Swift 10 be hurled
Any where. any where
Out of the world,
In she plunged boldly
No matter how coldly
The rough river ram
Over the brink Of it:
Picture il, think OF ii,
Dissolute man.
Lave III il. drink Of it,
Then, if you can
Take 1cr up ,cndcrly.
Lift her with care:
Fashioned so slendcrly,
Young, and so fair
Ere her limbs frisidly
Siiiicn too rigidly.
Decenily. kindly
Smooth and compose them
And her eyes. close them.
Staring SO blindlyl
Dreadfully staring
Through muddy impurity.
As when with the daring
Last look Of sespairing
Fixed on futuriiy.
Perishing gloomily,
Spurred by contumely,
Cold inhumanity,
Burning insanity,
Into her rest,
Cross her hands humbly.
As if praying dumbly,
Over her breast
Owning her weakness,
Her evil behaviour,
And leaving. with mcekness,
Her sins 10 her Saviour
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c. :,
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite ,hs .tsms"s q
sIxy f,aID AND SILVER WATCHES consisting o.
Drprx Lever and Lepine acie-, Of 0e various
Makers cased IN lie sy.e, aud wTfsn'S" o"'s'
Silver Knives FORKS, Spoons Ladies. Tea Ss''' wv
Castors &c. ,-~o c..-s
Plated and Britannia Ware, spec'Aees renss - ,h~,
Aante Clocks, Zine Cutlery, Fancy ovas, A.. ""~"~
are enabled " offer for sale a; very redacsn
W utc,es AID Clocks carefully Repaired MO 1ssu
At the Old Established Store, rs PeAi, corner On seaes
fresf. opposite u. 3. Hotel -
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Gold and Silver Do.
"A p.ex Patent Lever Anchor Escapement. Lepine en1
Vertical WATCHES, selected from ne beat Msnuiscnress
tcper.. 49, A.
M DO do Gold Pencil CAGES Cod PsnD
Do do do Thmbes, Rings Pins, ks.
Do. do do. Brsosets, with Stones
no do do Silver FORKS, Spoons, he
All the above articles will b sold u the LOWEST PkiCke
md warranted 10 be eqan the best made In he city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of ZINE Wsschos, x
No. Nssssn' st. opposiis lbs Custom Hoasa
s-r,s above ARTICLES carefully Repaired and W1'
rsnted bv TIE most skillful workmsn 10 tbs civ. n
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subscriber viii SCI by Public Auction AZ ma place A.
balv on Wednesday. h- 18Th day oiJune al % o'clock 4
" his entire herd II yure-hrei and imported SHORT
HORNED DURHAM CATTLE, consisting of about hts
anirna. Bull. Cows and Hser-. dialogues and more
fg notice rrsv IN the May No. II the Albany Cult
vufcr anf New York American Agrclunst-
Tie -a. viii be positive AMI without reservation. except
= relation 10 three or iogr Individuals which The sub
-rrr " 10 claim the privilege Of bidding. openly and with
oilers not on account 81 aly peculiar MERIT but ia bee
not get of The nucleus oi stock which, On
.ni he thinks more highly n Than any oer ard which in
aa v he feels confident in saying cannot be lrpassei and
hai too Tor prices ie more than nominal las he
nav De- conuafei with thec0- oi ese, prospective
sin others even u OILERS much tn his satisfaction could
be-. had-Moum Hope. near Albany, MAY 2ill. 1875
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PERIFocAL sPECTAcLEs.

THESE LENSES, pronounced superior 10 ~ o i :"
use, by Drs. Lardner, Patterson. and numerous
eninc grnieer are Of American Invention and ~
ed only al the AMI extensive OPTICAL "ohn7
NOrL Oxford. Mass. Numerous testimonials " VII lls
can -LOwa but seeing Is believing, We PUN ae
vied examine ard Judge for themselves icy nsy
found at wholesale ara retail Agency NO -
and si,o a, T. J. CROW EMS BOOK Store % o'"~~"''
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~ Water Cure

~ Wafer Cure.-Dr sHEw gives advice on The new
system - Barcay-rt ienirance At present ojl Pa
eus with Chronic Diseases treated al New Lebanon
-prn-s. Columbia Co " l. suled > miles =. OF Albany
lrr miles W OF Pis.et. Mss. Dr. :. vii spend por-
On- o. U.e summer season al ihis place
The W4fef-Cu re Journal and Teacher OF Health Joel
>hew. ". D. Lllfnr Campbell s WAimaT-h, Publishers,
.an be- Obtained of VIM H. Graham. Tribune Buildings. 1850
Nu-.au--rcei Newi0lk Cry subscribers VII GREATER
receive their number, ~ his place. Terms 81 per volume
Of 8 numbers. in sdvnnc... mv3i
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order of th. Board Of Mayor AMI Aldermen oi TIC Town
uefn Tennessee 10 hereby advertise for proposals
construct Canal from VOL River 20 the Cty Of Memphis a
distance OF even Miles sad ana VII De lad our IN
o- of one each. anf sealed proposals Tor - conrc
non Will be- received until tire 1h day of July next he
work paid The Bonds II the Corporation. having
Twenty Years run with ntere, payable annual
PiiladepAG
Tie Corporation out Of debt and las which
"a increased e. per cent per annum for the last four yea-
and now amounts TO about twenty-five s'oo) thousand dol
ar- year.
Operators wishing contract are invited 10 come and
anime the ground, when al the information desired Will be-
furnished. j. j. FINLEY Mayor o. Memphis Tenn.
Memphis, 9Th Apn.. 1915 al ily-oos
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Doar0ina an0 botfIs.

DOARDINc-A Geni.enan and his LAZY, or two sus q
10 Gentlemen can ~ sccVnmONsisd evniiofisosy ssi
deliberately a Mn. Raywon0s No "a beeAinsi-si T. -
i,,..,.-,,,, s,,h.ue,.i ielS w.
llOAkDi MA lew respectable men csh ~ aseofnns
ID lated BOARD snd pleasant Roonis. ~ii new ovds
.i bedding, AZ 81 Gr,en>ch =. on reasonable icrns Ne.
eTrnces exchanged Also. lew Day bosrdrrS Jeii OF
llOARD.-A gentleman ami AS wife. or Two an
ID re gtnlemen. be- very pleasantly accommodated
Nlt tine and Board Of 81 Henry, between MHke<
Nd PAe~sueets. Jci' ."
BOARD IN JERSEY ClTH.-De.usble BoARD
ID may obts cd IN Jersey Cay either for single gentle
men or small families, nj No 81 York street toetweso
Washington and Warrea Communication on ue terry 70
heap AMI the crossing constant until midnight ri" I'M
DOAkDlNls.-A gentleman anu his VIE, and hour "
ID i've sng gsntse, can be- secomincdsed Win o~ro
u,d n.assnt rp.ms SSl brooniesL The RAILROAD Cars
sas, The house every nNe minucs- ~ I'm
DOARDiNt;--At I'D Broomc-sl between ssnca sni
Id naason-sI-S or Gentlemen can De ~scoui.iiedsso
xh lil Board Breakis Tea AMI Lodging m ~ I'm
i,VNKU a IUN N.-A fariof and bedroom. susta
ID bic ior gentleman and us wr, os one 90 1"v snxS
Gentlemen MAJ he obtained IN board IA priv ate family 81
No Us McDoug between AMY AMI Fourth sreu.
flew doors below asAln .,oa Parade Ground Lo>suou
very pleasant. house supplied with troton sef, oetn
com Ac The Amiy-stG,et and foasstrst Stages Pese
WITHIN !, few rods OF n ipous. m,isu
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COB printing nn0 ,iook Binding.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
NO. SPKJ CE-STREEl-Al kinds Of job Printing.
y sucha,-
Pamphlets. Mammoth Show Bills,
Catalogues. Lecfurs-Nil-
Chechs, COnccu-Bils. plain and fancy,
Cards, Political Bills,
Insurance Policies, Circulars, ineat)
Bill of Laiing. Circulars, &c.
Promptly executed n the Office. No. SpnIce--trec,-
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHLETs, &c.
A wOr. on the above Presses vii be done n evfraor
iinarv low prices. iebn
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L'IKE-W ORks.-WhULE AND RETAIL
l. United States LaborsfOry.-The Subscribers have on
hand and for sale sck Of Ltsf Fe orss,
comprising very general assortment, which for beauty Of
apuearance and real utility VIII exceed any ever offered by
hem IN ID years. aud II sod by weight VII be found, by
perhaps ~ per cent the cheapest In ih- city.
CGsion Fire Crae.er, &c IN abundance
GAsSSER x YOUNG,
l32 Cha,harn-sL opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers IN Groceries aI- Fruits and Agents for he eeeora
ted Pavilion fOuntln al Saratoga
" B-Serp-nis and Cha-er- beng prohibited IN This city.
g. l. Will only receive orders for lem rom The country
=, .'y
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS.
MR. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his
AVl arrangements als on tie most extensive
attempted N this country he Is now fully pre-
pared furnish Cites, Towns, Public Gardens, Theatres
Parties &C. with Pyrotechnc Displays varying In prce from
s.D To $500 comprising The most brilliant and vanegasd
hres and appropriate designs Mr.. T. Will also add 10 his
display this four entire New COlOfs never before ea
hoe to tie pubc-snch Carmine, Royal Purple Maroon,
and Mazenne Blue unknown any other Pyroechnis n
3. No Agents ISAAC EDGE. IT,
myeD Pyrotechnst. Jersey City.
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ONVIp>1ND- a co. cHEMIsTs AND APOTH-

nAVID SANDS n 60. CHEMISTS AND APOIh-
~ ECARlE> u East Broad" eor1rf AialAel-ss nave
constantly hand. ,-,-D-,-
~rIDLiTZ AND SODA POWDERS. OF superior qual-
fy manufactured from the hcsl -l.-ss AID p-i Up u e
eats .fvle. ana warranted extra eight
COLOGNE WATER. Of sur quality, BY he PINT,
Guar or gallon; al-o the genuine Parma Cologne direct
BFKMTDA ARROw-ROOT, OF superior quality, war
rsniel pure ,- orr =.
COLD-PRE>SED CAsIoh JILL ir+lee-y sweet N
bottles III various sizes ior family lse- -
DAY MARTINS aLAckiNG NC y gean.ne
SARATOGA WATERS frsaa ron ne Different springs,
viz Congress luon, Ts'L4'N 49, i''' e'Hs-aI.'f -
hand tif
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aoARpIN0 SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY 1BOARDiNGl SCHOOL, niDpLE'
TnyVS CONN.-D. II. CHASE, A. y. PRINCIPAL
g.t.ed In lzli Sessions commence May lom snd w
S,h. conunalns ave month"; At ~ Pc. session Loscc
preparation for College o. business sna pstson. shs
80 from New iork placed IN charge Of esssI
oa going and returning Crcu1s o. n Market sus<' -
III. I7l Brosdway.
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pprNT1Nc INK MANDATORY.

THE SUBSCRIBER has recently n'fodaced steam pow
81 and improved machinery INTO MS inan1iaci0ry wtich
, b. furnish customers with very superior ar
,rI prn,ers and merchants who may have orders for
pners Ink viii hnd them promptly executed Al moderate
pree aad may assured vi beng sappifd with lnk Of III
-xee mi qualify, which for brisncy and durability oi color
. no, excee IL the country The subscriber maf4cu
lax OF various coors w red, bae green, &C Orders d
rrcted % his mandatory 20 Fronfsreet, between Mont
yonery and Gouv-rne1r streets East River through the
despatch poet, Will be puncrua.y attended This paper
as Tor sever yesrs pas, been printed with INK from tins
mandatory. fell Sa~l GEO. MATHER-
Nss0a q. Etwards Inward C. West
EDWARDS WEST,
ATTORNEYS AND CoCSsELIoRs At Law,
Alton, Limos
Relr 10 FKAScis b. Cutting,
TrEoDoaE ssDSwIck, ,New-YorE
WILLIAM c. RussEL, } -
2. wv. viii take charge of business Ia any part o. n<
STATE iaeiadng Land Agsnciss and rs Payment ofTsx
EhlS lawcm
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TRIBUNE BOOK-BIEDERY
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BOOK BINDERY

BOOK-BINDERY.
y'HE Old ESTABLISHED JOB BOOk-BlNDERf,
il2 aud lf Fuon--irecf The subscriber continues 20
1--WE be special attention ~ all descriptions of JOB BOOK
BINDING. and invites Librarians, and all persons having
charge of Book Institutions and gentlemen having Libraries,
ID M and inspect As unique and substantial styles OF Book.
binding aud Degs refer the frsi booksellers and Libra
fians IN this city.
For durability ofworkmanshp. with every variety Of taste
tnd very reasonable charges this extensive establishment
,tand- inrigaleL EDWARD WALKER
CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
T. WALKER Book-e AMI Publisher ia Fulton-streei.
Always hand good assortment OF school Books, stan
lard Works OF Anerc anu English editions, Miscellaneous
Books and Stationary every knd az greatly reduced Prices
'or cash Country dealers supplied jtl5y
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TYPE FOUNDRY.
DRuCES EEW-YORk TYPE tOunDxI, ne -
ID Chambers street, between Centre ana 1nsaAn =, -
months from which rberai di,soons w'H " 100 -
Pea: :......,2 ca IN Sn,oo; - c. IN
inns Primer IS Agsis 1913
B%arxeos 80 Pearl ......iD
us TYNE Printing Inh, Pepper. Csses. 0aleys. Brase
" Coayusing sncks Cnas~s. and o,trf PrDinf male
49, GEO BRUCE co.
~ The Type With Ids paper IL pr'nted . Iscs .hs
-,'.v~ bfulndry. w. ~
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SMART Boy" Jin--ii you don't btkayc your.
self III give you good whipping.
We'll, ma wish you would for III be hanged
if you've ever given any lickin, that called good
yet
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3D. And Gamh.a's gentle waters lave
The base OF Kenyon : College walls

WoOsrFR. the next town on our route Is dull
spiritlcss place and would hardly DC known but Tor
- hank Fourteen miles from Cleveland We pass
"a the village of STRoNGyILLE, numbering only
frenfy.sir houses. with four churches standing
ike 80 many war-shipS-God save the country
lust p, sunset we came in sight OF CLEVELAND
and of lie ana business once more The best view
of Cleveland that | have found, i from the TOP o.
ne Franklin Hotel where | am stopping IRON
ihis point son en- see every pari' ana NE on! %
hardly twenty years growth WIN IL i-'VVO ''l'''
bi,au;s saven churches. fine streets avenues, ard
public squares and some Of the most elegant d"eil
ngs in all the West, lies spread like panorama be
lore you. AL 10 lie and exciiemens-ihs steam ano
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A Trip from Cincinnati 10 Cleveland and De-
troit-C oIumbH--Asy lums--fafe Prison.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Tr..r-rr,~ r rtrpa q -
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AW NOTICE.-H. OGDEN IRVING. Counsellor
IL Al Daw a. formed aaw partnership with re7ierc Gun,
nm ,Ian, formerly af P0aghkeepse under the style OF
IRVING 4 CUNNINGHAM They have opened an Office
al Tarrytou Ws,ches'cr county, and VIII also practice ~
RocAland Orange and Putnam counties and IN New ork
CIV TLey are permitted 10 refer 20 .
49, ' ~ Ne--r- Grnnel. Mniuru { Co.
Hon VIM H. seward, Auhun
B. Davis NoXO1. ESQ, Syracuse
Dated Tarrvfovyri June IL. lSfh Jl1 ~
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~ nnA RtWARD.-lh. above reward Will be
HC,UUU paid for the recovery OF the following sums
II Mon.y-or in proportion 10 The amount recovered
,rn w.. stolen from the Barge Clinton. Of Poughkeep-e,
= he foot of Murray street. between the hours ~ and
p NJ on Monday the In instant, or on the passage TO
Poughkeepsie. VIZ.
Nev-lOrs.
"a N OF lie bin. Of the Bank o. Poughkeepse.
600 II th, bills # the Farmers aud Manufacturers
BarA Of Pougnkeep-ie.
$50 " the bills Of various other hsnss
r. J. BENJAMIN. Cashier II the
Farmers And Manufacturer Bank, Puughkcep-.e.
Il. NORTH. CASHIER Of the
Bank of P0ughkreps'e.
A., rn.,nn,- nm 1nnr be lvel We Mefenans Ekchange
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rU,HE 81 bsCRlBERS hnistng entirely ne -
srle.e Of Instruments which warranted superior ID
any use, and to keep tune much lousef ths N
proyemsI oorslss In Harp Frame, peculiar 10 eons'e.
don oysng every heretofore csnaed BY ~ use
Of metallic plates nanng the Professors end pss
cfAsers ere M ~ an OF ,brse nstrumenn
: GLENN ROGERS CO.
iva i52 fulton-sl esst EIDE bsoedwey
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miscellaneous.
MRS. E. KIDDER'S

q.
(HOLERA. DlstNTERY AND DlARRHGA COR
- DIAI.--Iins CORDIAL ha, long been established IN
Bss.on and throughout New Eng land generally, per
e remedy Tor a.. the above complaints. In exaggcra
ion fu .lv faf thousands have been cured speedily from
ons pruiraciei DfAHRHoAs by his CORDIAL Many he
Mariner. whose have been rescued from the ravage-
ofCHOLERA al Calcutta and other places in the East hy
bis CoKpIA- Its offered 10 tte public. Wholesale
ini RETAIL az No. So Chaiham-s also ~ Daey's Medical
OfIce NJ. 10 Fuiion--t-
y. B.-A liberal discount % those who purchase by the
dozen. lel7 I'm l-tp
c.sUO KEWARD.-Nb-reH-, Mr. Charles NhisOr
- Prprefor 81 the Nprhvis Line of >ase-. na- lately
several horses which j. supposed wcrr poisoned By
s,ron or persons And wleras 'e safety oihe Public
iira- the detection and CONVICTION ~ the villain villains
aouccne therein. We the undersigned offer 200 Dollars
srd "a addition 10 the reward heretofore offered for the
detection al conviction o all any 81 the person or per
.n- ~ ho have poisoned been concerned ia poisoning
All or am hi said horses JOHN MURPHY,
Proprietor OF he Harlem Line.
TfOS MURPHY,
Proprietor Of lie Astoria Line.
Nev.york Juue lG lst5 iei7 w.
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CONVENTION MEETING.

The Citizens Of Berkeley County without dis
tinction Of party, requested to assemble at the
Courthouse on Monday tie I0h day Of Novem
Der nt1t, (t being Court day. TO express their
views upon the expedency of calling Convention
to reform and remodel the existing Constitution OF
our State. As the object of the meeting is TO have
fair and full expression OF the sense the People
it is hoped, that all who opposed to any change
as well as those who are in favor of Reform will
assemble upon the occasion Indicated and let theiI
sentiments be made known.
MANY CITIZENS OF BERKELEY.
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ess estrs a. S5,25. ~hch shows en- advance.
FLoCn - ae market for Howard street / iouF is
viihaat any large operations. On Saturday, a
further advance vas demanded BY holders, but %
sales we're made To-day there is more activity
manifested. and sales Of 700 bbls, mixed braads
from stores hsve been mads at s. IS, which e the
pregsiiins rate. The market IL somewhat unset
lid and Ice expected news from England Is look
al for with sarbs anxisty. The recsipt price Is
aasetsied. Holders Of City Mills Flour evince bot
ele d5tposgtieu to sell a. present. The only
tyanaa-lion hear Of Is the sale OF 200 bois this
morning ~ s5,3l4.
Gakig.-- I be naikes today is quite f.yerish, in
consequence of ifs hourly expectation Of further
adylees from FsgIaod. Prices have further ad-
rHuced, the saes Of good 10 prime DID and Va.
reds having been made to-day at l05 10 cents.
sad one parcel Of very superior 1T " cents. We
quote ordinary 70 good At IS l05 cents Sales
Of white heats at loo IL cents, and OF family
Flour. white, at 10 1875 cts. Corn has also sd-
yanced. Sales Of white we're made to-day at 60 a
90 cents. and Of yellow al GO 81 cents, and one
Two very prime paresls At 65 cents Sales OF
new Nd. at "a s. cents. parcel OF Penns.
yellow, not very prime, sold al ca cents Sales OF
0sls al % a 80 cents.
BAcoE.-The operations in the market for Ba.
con are ptincitsH, Of a retail character We quote
shaulders &c "a "a eents Sides "a "a cents
as sorted cents AID Hams 81 10 cents. Sales
Of sides OF "a and few small ots very prime at
g Genus Also u shoulders At the range of quota
ions and Of Hams 1T cents. Baltimore cured
are held At 81 / cenis auh sales approaching
the latter rate.
WHisKEY The prices have further advanced
The stock j. yefy light ard holders fem Sales Il
hbds. were made to-day u cents and OF bbls. at
% cents,
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Three hundred three miles was recent
" performed IN England in hours and
30 MINUTES; 45 miles was performed in
So minutes, and during part Of the dis
lance mile was accomplished in IS sec
onds, or at the rate OF IS miles per hour.
A chemical process, it is said has been
discovered by gentleman IN the South,
by which he will be enabled 10 make
molasses and sugar perfectly trairsPar-
Pnt
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET,

FLogR.-Yesterdsy the market was in h state OF
excitement, consequent upon the news brought by
the steamer Great Britain; and Hp % The time OF
making up our rercrt. there had been sales Of
about 1900 Ibis Canal Flour (part to stfivel at
s506a. The ruling price rom wagons was s4.G2A
with light receipts.
GRAM --Wheat went up yesterday 10 cts.
per bushel We notice sales at l05 cts, for red
and 10 cts for white. at the wharf. Last sales
Of Corn at 81 cts There is none sAoat-the arti-
Gle is in demand, and would bring our highest quo
latiUns, readiIy.