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EI>t.HAn-.-Ihs most splendid -tock OF Gns han
NJ imported into BIZ city, i 20 BE- found a. dino
Man. BODlNE cos 50l Grind--ireei They have ll-
received Ter recent arrivals several Of the laie-i ar
most fashionable Giugham- and Ia the greatest vArf
of patterns offered exposed for sale IN this counir
WIDE BLACS >llks-On- Gaze lu-t opened very rhf.
rich .ustre, cheap, a. DINOMAN, IODINE coz,
Graui--t Also. one box green Cane Wells.
NOUssELIN DELNSEs CssHNERKs AND PARis hEPs-
DINGMAN, BODINE co. pol Grand treet. nave u
r-crvrc per steamship Great Britain, --yera OF m
above goods great variety Of patterns. elegant design
and beautiful qualify which they offering al ser
prices consisting Of arse assortment OF the most IL
-irabe styles.
MoUKNiSc GOoDs-The largest stock Of Mourning Good
in- ciiy of New YORK. : 10 be found al DlNOAAS, bO
DINE Coz 5ol Grand street. such a Alpaecas Bomb
xin-- Deaines ack Lawns, b AGA and white Gingtain
black and white Prints and acS and blue back CrapesA
all of which they arr selling Al the unusually low price,
DlNONAS. BODISF 4 co. have commenced MAIN.
he Fa purchases VI Dry Goods and constantly recei
NJ new invoices 81 f1l and Winter Goods every DAY
rom Auction and th- manufsct0rie- and tney vii cOntnu
600 81. a. low - any other Store IN New. fOrs.
DINGMAN, DODINE 4 CO, 5pl Grand-st,
Al 3-- corner Orchard.
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TuE FOLLOWING OPINION.

~
/ ceget u al .iiun fo those already published
From Professor HasseI. Editor Of Mctuli0cl- Gazrt-
'- and formerly President Of Burlington University Yer
mont.
have been wei. acquainted Nth Mi.- Orau a. sue
r,..fI teacher of The -h school for Young Ladies n
NeYors and have had opportunity during ihe Two year,
Do which regularly gave lectures 90 Sf school 10 observe
The wisdom of her mana. elr and the excellence Of her
Instruction. That knowledge oi DEE human mind acquired
, practical TEACHING forms one o ne best preparations ior
school auffor-p. ANA Mss Dram hls Drou-i 90 the prefa
raon of the school Drtnrr le irlt Oi long eNpenencr
and ob-erg The pracuce 81 reading without under
standing accurately and definitely tr Gaming Of words is
-,c-,ingv preildioa - mental habit and probably no
better method can te devised Than that pursued 10 e fico
rad Deauer Tie hdey oi d. cuts constitutes great r
romm-uiaon of Ibis bnos NJ their 90 eci : not merely
anu - but DO instruct and they exceedingly attractive on
these respects They calculated to nInce ha.t oi
critical observation and lead he mind from book %
fur fhug which attention 20 words VIII not effect
Tn. book rt- "a afnu dren before they reai, and
will form the habit - e mind opens Of understand ha'
,v real an ACQUISITION which ~i be- likely lead 90 sub
.iafa and rapid nenta development lts Introduction INFO
a-s and schools cannot fa % -ln-erve Ne interest 90
.I- rl-fng generation DANIEL HASKELL
New ORR. AD. I. lstj. al-i 1l-
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TNHE subscriber wishes make known To me pubic lns
uul Of The biscuit and crackers which are 500 10 ,hD
ty y h@ above entirely different ron Ar ooDf
3lsCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made a. as baAefy
sich have been used by inyalds particularly ADs- d
.Tsr rom digestion Tor Than twenty years WIN I'
- ,-.al. xb. Ia. imitation. which BE- made for
"a. price toush perhaps good for person IN nea!h ar
- Hrrrrs BtscuIr WfSE Biscuit BUTrEs CRAcxLss
N.rgs CRacxEas PILOT and Navy BsEsD, all " ne hrs
usy are constantly for sae Al he xe,xno"n esADhst
-, rs X..bInytor street corner " " zfrrn- street
AZ frris+ pFbh%i" '"'~'N v LII > SO'.
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Quffinn Sails.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aoeriocs.f
DY RANS:S RiCHARDA 4 PLATT.-S'ors
ID % Brosd~V -L,b~rs cash stvsnees mace OF con
eyrr~~rs FOR anct.,n s.'~s
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-.IEsPLEN,pIlDl, EX ys, I,'c,,

.aY.S.-e4S ~ Gf-sl Bntsin-Th straMbOai MUTI
AL SAFETY, Capt Lowber, will make
an Excursion down the Bay on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON the 30th instant accompanying this mighty snip o.
sea- and giving excellent opportunity 10 witness h"'
evolution, while under way The Mutual Safety will leave
Inc foot of street O'Clock, CanAstfe-t nj q, and
tier No North River o'clock Returning VIII land
her passengers at same places ~ sun-do"h An eseesn
psnd OF music Will accompany s boat Fare for the IN
cursioo a. cent. auH "
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PICTORIAL DEFINER.

ID MISS ORAM-This book. containing more han o.
ID thousand primitive words. with their reafiFe ant fEl
rrr Uses cd tefn, n agreement with the b-st anihor-
r. illustrated hy beautifully executed engrayings anu a.
.ocae word. the margin. showing the sources, or ne
from which DE primo pal word i derived Is ofef'
- % Parents and Teachers. new aad valuable Won
fe unqualified APPRECIATION o he press, ana
ummend~t by some of The most enAs hiened and
hOnureI ln country
TIL. book be- used First Boob, referring io the
pictures ard >pe'er sud Denner A. Reaer.
and Drawing BOok Tai Tor sale at the different book
.f,r.s In the city, au27 ~
NNIIIItN~' REGISTER for ~ cenis.-Ihe snh.
w -cr0.r- having stii hand few copies Of W is>
y state Register for e year l3sj Induced 20 Offer
them reduced price of " copy IL contains an
Amantc civil and udica isi. with amount OF pon
ca and other Information respecting the state OF
New \ ors and the United ~tl,r- For sale by
JANSEN BELL.
au27 Booksellers and >iaoners. l5a Nassau =
McELLIG COLTS MANUAL.
MANUAL. Analytical and >yurl.lca. of orihograph'
VI and Definition BY James y. McElhgou, Principal of
the Mechanics society school, NewNork Published an
for sae bv VAN NORDEN 4 KING. siaiioners.
au27 % 4! NilIiam-st Merchants Exchange
DR. HUMPHREYS LETTERS.
,I,HIRTY. FOUR LETTERS 90 = son m the Ministry.
l Bv Rev Herman Humphrey President Of Amherst Col
l-c. Price 20 cents. For sale by
auH MARX II NEWMAN ia Broadway. y. y.
EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA,
SET FDtNBU RICH ENCYCLOPEDIA, complete u
n i8 vols For hy MARX H. NEWMAN,
anT le' Broadway y Y
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NEW GUIDE TO TEXAS


'INHE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE, being a comp
! latou from thu works Of popular English authors, non
Walton those of he present day together with the opif
and practices Of M best American Anglers contanin
every variety mode adopted Do the nger lake an
pond fishing the necessary tackle and bats required mar
ner of mas ug artificial hie-. &C. &C. with EDgraving- O
\ osd, by su American Angler
For sale by JOHN J. BROWN CO., at the Angler
Deuot y Futen-.f an p
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ALL THE MAGAZINES

L
4 Nd CHEAT ~ bLlC AllONs OF Al Alnd-, ,oh-Auu
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WM. TAYLOR, No A-tOr House. Among those lu,
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GoIeys Lady's Book for September just received Prc
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Leigh Hunts indicator. Part ,, forming No. OF tie l.
hrary OF Choice Reading Price 81 cents
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Ms Beechrr- Domestic Economy, an excellent fenn
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The DARK Lady of Doonah, by w n. Maxwell, author q
Hector O'tallofan, Ae Pnce - cent H..
au.t 2u- WN- TAYLOR, No : Asior House.
NEW GUIDE TO TEXAS.
lust PUBLISHED-A New Guide to Texas with
large and correct map compiled from Surveys on recon
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au-6 2i-' j. DIsTURNELL. ~ Broadway, y. y.
MEDICI SERIES OF
ITALIAN PROSE PAINE BURGESS. So John =
] will puhi,h "Wednesday. Nos and ; of the Me'lir
series Of Italian Pr0se"-The tlHreniine Histories, by VI
cole Mlchaveli IN vols Translated by C. Edwards les
ter ESQ. Price 51 per vol paper - cents cloth Opu
ION II Jared sparks ESQ "Wihihe FlOreniine Histories
4nfqu 49, -eNeciel with con-ummfte skill Few hstor
r compositions O-uccessf IN attaining the Two gfea
ends entertainment and Instruction. The styles spirited
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e reflections of the author though brief and -enieniOu Ar
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of History be studied with more proht and r
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Lately Published.-The Challenge of Barl-ita. H-tOr
"a Romance Of Tire Times OF ih- Medici by D'Azesio-
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
"Paresi~ yoxy Ntsnsfsssres, and nv ~" ef"A
IrEssENDEN 4 HALE, CossIss.os MsashAsIs 'os
Il The sss u AMERICAN AANUrACTukEs; No 50
awe ssvs-,is. DAVID l. BALE
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Boarding.
4 GENTLEMAN
BOARDING.

n gentlemen can b. accommodated with excellent board
AMI very PHEASANT al % Chambers street. doof-
wet of ErlalNAy nlll W,
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L Broadway.
~ airs from The Bohemian Girl. arranged for The Flute.
selections from Fry'- Grand Opera L-Onora . cents.
Music Of the Bohemian Girl IN two parts, each p cents
Gems from Norma - cents.
Noorrs Melodies, No. ]. SchOce Songs for p cents
N-od OF scotland. n choice Songs for = cents.
PuncA'- Mazurka--7 Pieces. ~ cents
Par 2i from Fy- Grand Opera LeOnOra, containing Mr.
>eg1Iin'. Song. tor - cents
sixteen strauss Walfzes Tor p cents
Sr- OF Marches Qck-sep-, Galops &c. &c. a. he zane
prices aul4 i-uf
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- UNITED LINE Of Liverpool Psess,. 81 =. se'
-S6 VI lot september Is the c~leefs,d 'nP oha, Ssy
60. tain Ed~a aids foes tons bofihen,l "hicn Vel
,nn .nd fayon- market ha. already 80 greatly csua-
shei her.ef by making such rapid passages 70 and rom
y-ynoo thai any on her -sng qualities WILL Do
,rss.,s w. accommodate are Of the ysry hrst
-r Tor cabin second CABIN add .eefase passengers Sc
a e.,-r ,,...~ng- handsomely accommodated al steer
-, u, ,,.,m, on well gh eel and thoroughly ven
,ra ming D-ces'sry al III. -ssson Of The year Pnee
Of passage ~ be very ,ea'on'oe u secure an 1 ~
~ a. 81 7. TAPSCOTT, 75Soulh-.L cor Maiden ians.
A. only limited humber Of .-copd CABIN PASSENGERS
WA be- tsken 10 necessary Ia make application
- u, 90 board ", Sea before you enkake rse" hrfel
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vALUABLE WORKS IN PRESS.

EDIN Is u hS II ENC fCLOfEDlhi
4 SET EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA, complete
~ l8 vols. For sale hy MARK H. NEWMAN,
auT lt Broadway, y \
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THERMOMETER hernomerrs suns,.s iof
L Brewers D-ulers, d gers. Oh R~hn-rs ha-rs Cnen-
NC constantly hand made to order, and 'of 80
10 Any quantity. JOHN BARRY, ~ Ce.lsnnee@ w ~
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-..EnGAMP MEETlS s ;, ,,, The Ii e,

9i.-3 sIfOusaionIc HAfVad, i HII'' NUT" \"
Bridgeport
Tn. Steamboat rinning In connection with The Houston
IL Railroad leaves Market street Pier every morning fsun
days excepted) sf6 o'clock
Passengers at the Camp Ground al II NJ
Returning tho boat arrives Ia New orb al O'Clock Pm
The meeting viii commence On Monday, Aug. u, and
continue throag h the week
The encampin~nt beautiful grove within % rods VI
The Railroad that passengers subject 10 expenss
Ia reach the Camp ground after leaving The cars
Baggage and Tents and returned free. Tickets ID
"a ,nd r.,n q Ia e found ON hoard the boat aYlj a.
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1T AGKAND BALL AZ 'on"i isand raw,
cs.$Ii--iN lon.-rhere will be splendid Bal NJ the
80 Pavilion Coney Island, ON "Wednesday
evening the nth Inst The fsvOrte steamboat lOLA5
ant Il las- will regular landing place at Pier
40 y Il AT o'clock Ia convey the company o The Isl
and and there Ses,Nork - O'Clock soon AT
ter Tickets each, which viii admit gentleman aud his
adv and which includes the steamboat fare. Tickets can
had by applying board the steamboats, os- and Ocean
Al Pier 40 s. r. nj John Murphys, cor East Broad
.say and Rnger-sl the bar In the A-or House. OF
alonzo Reed, at the Hamilton House. Fort Hamilton -
Should te weather be- unavorab- VIII take place ON the
rsi lair evening eniemen si-hng Ia secure ucse VIII
pease apply early. The number 10 limited. RED
Hu1
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~ SOi.lON q 40. AseuoI .iss Iofs.i"..siot - -
i chans Nos lis Fulton AMI ~ Ann sir-~l-Lio
era sdvances made grm~ns snf prompt rrsfns
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DEALE,TATE AGE>CY.-JoHN C. HAMLlN

IL 1914 Ludlow street VIII attend o. al business n Tie kra
E.fai agency entrusted lis He - rrz va
Ole Houses ard Lots hand % sell and -i IN his CITY
several lois of Lsul. u.clou.y located in TIE bel part
Illinois, IN the immediate vicinity oi n1uu-An- villages a
tsta announcements. for sale or 10 exchange for Res
F.iar % Ne vicinity. kl-ines. soho i,d and "a
sacvry reference gwen OAce hour from Co AN
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IT,, DAILY EXCUKsION 10 ~

ESaRf7H7 SkkK5-The slramboai UN1OH va lVaVe
frankln q. street Pier daily, isgnaays except
e A. 1914 A " touching almond street and a5b--L
ir,ndy Church cepve W each way Returning will leave
YOnkers r. " aOrdDg PASSENGERS two hour 10 yie~
lie beautiful grounds al Warrington H-igm- and SIMPLE
ume " .i the High Bndgea McComb- dsn-sbout one
b.ar Al Yopk-rs and arrive Ia the CITY about Z. y.
B-A more desirable excurion for Schools cannot he
fund than visit % the Cemetery Fare 70 fonAers 10 Sd
To lie Cemetery IL. hN<f d
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-T~sa CAMP MEETING.-The Wesleyan
sSsYlts-i> Mehodists will hold their Camp Meeting
nj vefplanck's Point. Hudson River, com
mencing Wednesday, August n and ending on e follow
lng Monday. .
r,e At A. NJ and p. NJ. Tickets 10 be- had
N Inc oac of the True Wesleyan No. spnle.stfeet, ~
Mr. Harris No. 80 vandam.L Mr. Pillon No ! Chfy-t-.
Mr. Moran ll6 NorfoiksL an3b 81
r~~ CAMP. AT ny T., VIII
.asYss..iN commence on Monday, Aug. 25dh-s.eam-
rssnEn1zezz1 ers DELAWARE and TROJAN will lrays
the foot Of Hammond street at past Duane-sueet u
Maket.reet and Delaney street ~ o'clock A. NJ On
Monday, Tuesday "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday he
taring will leave Rye in the afternoon Of each day.
Passage 81. cents 49,
n r. Tents be- procured by applying Ia Mr. ) Hat
.fsdt Cesfar au<) fus'
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But another wonder is discovered. Pratt-st
bridge is not strong enough. Ifsuch is the fac,
1t should he strengthened forthwith, Gan east
matter) but it is not so. Several locomotives
have beef passed over it, and it did not give
way; and venture to say that it has been as
severely tried with the heavy cars loaded down
with passengers at Inauguration and convention
times, as it ever will be with the coal trains
But again, says another, the locomotive can't
descend the plane in Pratt-st Stop there; she
can, and that with safety too. The only dan
ger would be from Ter fucs being uncovered,
and the angle is not sufficient for that
Now to my mind, ono thing is clear, viz: that
coal can be brought to and shipped from our
harbor on the best terms by making the ship
ping point therefor in the immediate vicinity Of
the present terminus Of the Railroad If such
he the fact, and business (as will undoubtedly
be the ease is brought to that neighborhood, the
entire wharf property of the city will be brought
into play, and instead of being an expense, as
it now is, it will, in a few years at larthest,
yield the city revenue of or $4,000 per an
mum. VIII our Councilmen look to this before
they act?
Considerable excitement is already felt on ac-
count of the very quiet and hasty action of the
First Branch of the Council. trust more de-
Liberation will be found in the other Branch.
joins SMITH, OF JNo.
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SECRET DISEASE

m n 4 q m a ~ 1. NJ n
IuapCE , -, 1u II flyIzr CO. ~ ~ ~ -
of the LOCK H0SpJ1,Aif Nortb FreJerict st,s.-s
~ 1870 - i' 30 NJ, ,oitn iteueilch suSehs
ta;ned tho ,nos, sand,, ra, "a, co. l' o. -
$500, s;pI " yy ,y W. tl'1a, nin"tss
iections Of the kidneys and f2erv other svnntooa e.
Vi "o IISIS az Wy U''eI SyH'P'oa4 u
H.. a. "a Ni1l. 1al@N Dl'o1h0E'
HOW terrific IS even the contemplation of the IayE
yes oi ms disease, Wick from neglect To coDsHli .
skiui physician OF from ignorant and improper treat
nienl' I'VE constitutional symptoms make helr appe@s-
ance-the lhfoat becomes liberated, the nose diseas
ca; hocuia! pains III The head and linbs dimHesS u.
slsht, deafness, the bones affected, hloches thc
eau aGc anU thue'h'nes, progressing ON WIN tilehs-
ul Talui! tu at last ne palate OF the mouth Ii dSs
uoyed; lhc homes o! We Lose decay and fall n ibt
Vctm oi TINS hoflu disease become al object of PITY
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as ALL COME OUT CLEAN!

IVES! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with
IL little soap, and bucket full Of hot water in E.
LUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 to 20 minutee,
they all come cut perfectly clean! Again we put in
from to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths, with soap and
water, as before, and in u or Is minutes they all
out clean! Lastly, lay from "a TO 20 small
pieces, (such as can be placed togeher) with soap
and water, as above, and in from Is to 20 minutes
they also come out clean. Wonderful as this may
seem is done by the actsn and eactisn of the
ter (by means of pressure) in connection with II
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes are not only unnured
by the operation, but are actually made to last tcee
long as when washed by hands. {a3-Exhibitoas OF
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday latter
noou.) Come then and see the machine in operation,
as it never fails to convince those who do Enter
prising should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as it does
place in the kitchen of every family PRICES are Ss
$40 and S25 according to size warranted to perform
we and last for years, if used according to direction
All orders by letters (pos pad) or otherwise prompt
ly attended to- MANDATORY No. n FRONT
STREET (at the bend) between Pitt and Low :,
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
a24 mfr6m E, LUKENS.
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A CARD. WILLIAM WARFIELp, Justice o.

4 CARD. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD, Justice O.
N the Peace, Conveyancer and Property Agent
North East corner of st. Paul and Fayette sts From
long and intimate acquaintance with all the duties
OF Justice of the Peace, and of the other bran
of his profession, he respectfully tenders his services
toh friends and fellow citizens, and solcits their ma
tronage He will attend to the execution and take Inc
acknowledgements of, as well trace the correctness
OF titles, and prepare Deeds Leases, Bonds of Con
veyance, Mortgages, Releases, Powers of Attorney
Deeds of Manumlsson, Bills of Sale articles of Agree
ment ndentuies OF Apprenticeship Insolvent Papers;
Last wits and Testament sc. He will also take the
ueposuohs OF witnesses under Comm issious and
otherwise, aud State, Guardian and Adminslra,or,!
Accounts. lie VIII also attend To the buying and sell
ing Of Property and Ground Rent. upon Commission
Gle
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For PHILADELPHIA
10 Rsser! DAILY except SUNDAYS
5:sEss Mrs. al O'Clock A. NJ, through in EgI

a esAer! DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS0
E!sEs,taH$s; Al O'Clock A. NJ, through in Eight
AssS-ssssS<ss:a H0ns, and IN tttH time 10 connect
NTH The hnc tor Nca YORK. Fare 80.
CITIZENS UNION LINE.
VIA FRENCH TOWN and NEWCASTLE. The
well known steamboat CONSTITUTION. Captain
CHAYToR, has commenced her regular tips for the
season, leaving Bowly's Wharf foot OF South street,
at O'Clock, A. NJ daily Except Sundays for Phild-
delPhia THROUGH IN EIGHT HOURS.
70 The Company's Boats having been thoroughly
ovelhanled, are now in the mos, complete order and
vastly superior in style, ample accommodations and
speed, To any Line out Of Batmore-whilSt the pr0-
verbal politeness and eentlemauy standing of the
Captains will ensure every attention to the comfort
and safety of passengers
Fare to Philadelphia. 50 60
Fare to Frtncht0wn. ............. ! 90
Fare TO FOrd's Landing. .......... | 90
The following splendid Boats compose this Line
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Cant CHAyToR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. Triple.
Steamboat ROBT. MORRIS, Capt DorGLAss.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt DAVIS
tI}- This is the only Steamboat Line that reaches
Philadelphia IN time TO connect with the Line for New
YORK the same evening. tG3- Breakfast on hoard.
mh29d A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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relish his pate de toir graS as these miserable
and down-tlodden slaves do piece of fat pork
or beet; Ill truth, they will devour with avidity
either article perfectly raw. These beings en-
Joy but little variation in their food, it consist
ing principally of the iarinha of the country
and Goldfish (bacatha,) boiled together, varied
by the substitution of "carne seccan (ierked
beef at times for the Goldfish. This farinha you
are aware, is manufactured from the tapioca
root. The quantity of Goldfish consumed
throughout the empire must be immense, there
having been during merely six days no less than
five vessels at this port alone laden entirely
with this article, whose cargoes were mmodi-
ately disposed of At all times of mdispcnsa-
BILE necessity to the planter, during the contin-
uance ofLent it must be had at any price: the
population being so exclusively Catholic, the
supply of fresh fish is very inadequate at all
seasons to the demand, selling at high rates des-
pte the hosts of 'jan CARDS" who daily make
war OIL the finny tribe.
1t would startlc many Of your readers TO he
told that here, 4 900 miles from the soil where
on it was grown, (not a Ia .HaYutand raised y
and manufactured, that Flour, the great staple
Of all countries, could be purchased nearly as
cheaply as at home. Such is the fact, and it is
one not merely of recent date, dependant on
eXtraneous or peculiar events, but has existed
for some time both here and in other ports of
the empire, and yet in the face Of all these facts
shipments continue to pour forward. 70 say
nothing of the immense stocks stored in the
large ontrepots of Rio de Janciro aud of this
place, in either of which no quantity beyond
that barely necessary for daily consumption can
be disposed of; there is at present in the city of
Bahia alone, 1000 barrels of Flour!a an amount
adequate for twelve months supply. | am
aware that it has long been favorite axiom
with American merchants that it was sound
policy to ship on falling market; and indeed
many are in the habit of termino the trade to
South America, mere lottery, on which no
calculation could be made or relied on. In Ell
Their case, be it as it may, should think them
perfectly satisfied long ere this, there could be
no bottom to that depth which one is so long
in attaining, and that it must be but sorry and
shabby lottery indeed where, as an Irishman
would say, call the prizes are banks!"
Yours, A. A. r.