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NOM q HARRIET.


CrUVS UePtemoof mo r. NE
Quotations for stoc continue very unsettled and the
market Is in very fsvsrish condition Prices auctuate
fraction from day = day. and it sppesn to be almost
impossible to get up in the street. calculated
to create permansu9 Improvement. Reading went up
to-day Il; Norwich Snd Worcester Y; Harlem, .; Long
Island fell of, u; M1Eis Canal. Nj Canton u; Farmers
Loan, The sales we're not large and there evident
ly little disposition part with stocks present prices
North American rtust improved half per cent 1t is
reported that another decision in relation the Of
this company will b made Tuesday next and it is
also stated that wa be favorable to the interests Of the
stockholders We have doubt but that the final dec
in this will throw into the hands of the receiv.
ahe assets Of The company, for the benefit of the
stockholders
At the second bossd there very decided improve
ment in the prncirsl railroad stocks. Harlem up
~ per cent; Norwich and Worcester L. and Reading A.
The arrival Of the Cambria at Boston from Liverpool
gives fifteen days later intelligence from all parts Of
Europe Politically the advces possess very little in
terest but in mmscial point of view they are high
ly important and Of very favorable character. The
markets. SO far the products of the United States
concerned were improving, both in activity and in
prices and we anticipate corresponding improvement
this side Holders Of cotton and breadstus have al.
ready advanced their ras and private letters
have been thoroughly considered we have doubt a
very material improvement will be realized.
We gave a comparative table few days since exhi-
biting the quantity Of corn agricultural products re.
ceivsd at New Orleans from the interior for several
years We now a table, giving the estimated
value of each article received during the year ending
August 3lst 1885, and total value of the whole for the
year -
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Died.


On Thursday the 18th inst, after lingering illness
JAMES PErrioAEw in the Goth ear of his age, native
of Scotland and for the last twenty-five resident
of this city His remains will be conveyed to Patterson
N. j., for interment.
His friends those Of the family are invited to at.
tend tho funeral from his late residence. No 81 Nine.
teenth street. Sunday morning at 7s O'Clock, without
further invitation.
N. B.-BaltmOre Sun and Philadelphia Ledger please
copy.
OF congestion of the lungs, Mrs SUSAN JANE, wife Of
VIM. W. Lee, and daughter of George and Elizabeth
Wicks, in the 25th year Of her age.
The friends of the family particularly requested to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents
Mott street. Sunday afternoon the Goth instant, at
o'clock.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, at Hackcnsack, N j. after
O long and painful illness which she bore with Chris
tan orttude, Mrs. ALErTA BaowER, widow Of the late
Adolphus Brewer, aged II years 10 months.
On the 18th inst at Philadelphia OLIVER WILSON in
the 95th year of his sge.
At Bigelow's Mills, Indiana Mrs. MERCY A. BrGELow,
aged S. Her husband Abijah Bgelow, Esq, formerly
OF Massachusetts, in his 81 year. survives to
the loss Of with whom he had been most happily uni
ted in the married state for almost &C years
On the 10th inst, at Buffalo, JOHN Roor, Esq., aged 70
years.
At Morris Plains the 9Th inst PHEBE wife of Silas
Fairchid, eyed 10 years-of consumption.
In Pennington, on the 18th inst, Mrs MINpwELL BRIs
TOLL. aged ~, wife Of Mr.. Chester BRISTOL.
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Ph.Ion's MAGIC HAIR Dye, . nov ana

valuable dcoyery warranted neither nor wash of
oeing Liquid Dye which changes color
s q ne ss n. e Sssuui brown black without injury
the easymode ofappcaton and instant ali other
oyes requiring from ten TO- twelve hours produce any
change us superior sxcelence will be apparent to every
one 1Pon single sPpcstcn Country gentlemen
closed Phalon, Broadway Judsons Hotel Price n
per bottle with full directions use City gentlemen are
invited call at the depot and have their whse dyed
Boyne Faweetf, ia Chestnut street, for
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TO THE TEACHERS OF THE
PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR SCHOOLS OF
THIS CITY

Ttccnty-four FREE Lessons in French
At the New York Society Library, broadway corner Of
Leonard street
MONS. ED. CHURCH au,hor Of the work entitled
Ivl Frer Oh Spoken" WILL Monday, the 2lst Sept
o'clock NJ begin the first lesson Of course Of Twenty
four Free Lessons French, when he offers particularly
techers Persons introduced by teachers wishing attend
will he admitted well students who do not feel able
afford tuition.
One lesson will be given each day M o'clock NJ Tick
and he instruction book will be delivered
every day TIL Monday the 2is INST from to- p NJ at the
Lecture Of the New York Society Library, where the
will take place.
N BThe Instruction Book 81 So the only for
each pupil s1 3issr
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WASHINGTON, Sept IL, 1876,


Some Facts in the Case of Jocr Nc Council.
1t is said that poor, poor Mcconnell (who with
all his degradation, was liberal and benevolent to
faulty had he put off his sefdestruction for
three days, would have died a more natural
death. He was reduced to skin and bone /; he had
eaten nothing for four days--his stomach refused
every thing; the cavicle, shoulder blades,
were protrudng through the skin, and symptoms
ofgangrene were already visible at the points of
abrasion he was, even while alive, in process
of decomposition his mind was unthroned his
very soul abhorred the charnel house in which it
was confined, and prompted him to its suicidal
release. Some days before this sad catastrophe of
his most runous career, he called upon the Presi-
dent for a hundred dollars to take him home. The
President said he only had about ifty in his pock-
ct, to which the deceased was welcome but M &C
insisted on the hundred, which, without further
parley, the President sent out and procured for
him; and advised Mac, in a kindly manner, to 20
home, and try to do better. Poor Mac, haunted
by supernatural fears, frightened up at the idea
that there was still one man who was his friend
-one who did not carry a revolver to shoot him
down the moment his back was turned, and lett,
protesting his repentance and gratitude. The
President has the satisfaction OF knowing that the
death oil the unfortunate man cannot be attribu-
ted to his failure to borrow the funds desired 70
take him home. Had the President, from even the
most benevolent nature, refused the applicant his
petition, there would be ground for some uneas-
ness but as be gave him the money to remove
him from the bar-roons of Washington, and to
get hum home to the remedial influences Of a vile
and family, the Chief Magistrate stands approved
as having done all he could to save the sinking
man.
We have often heard the deceased speak Of his
little wife and his four children, and tell of her
self sacrificing, enduring, End christian spir-
it, how she bore with all his weaknesses and
how, by kindness, she endcared and hoped to re-
claim him, rather than by reproaches. Last win
ter, In one of his sprees, Gas they arc caled) he
bought beautiful Bible, ard carried it round
from bar-room to bar-room, saying that that was
present for his little woman. We hope she has
received it, and that in iispages she will find COM
fort 10 her broken spirit in the dark hour OF this
last dreadful visitation. May God bless her, and
sustain her through the trial.
There are some hundreds of men who will be
held responsible for the destruction Of this man,
before a tribunal from which there is no appeal.
And, with these remarks, we shall never recur to
the subject again.
Respectfully, The DocToR.
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Important concerning Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, le46.
We learn from the War Department that it has
been resolved to change the base line Corporations
in Mexico from Monterey to Tampico, on tho
Gulf Coast; which will lead, by about 700 miles
nearer, to the city of Mexico. We shall know
more and more about the topography of Mexico,
If the war is continued, as well as The hydrogra-
ply. CALEB.
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ed that less than hundred and thryhree cases m
hsm Of malg character. been Completely
cured by his mild and Efficient mode Of This sk.
iag evidence Of his skill ocus cannot he
svey prcmulgue prove extrt mey satisfactory
telgence to all those who unhapy suffering from
angush and psrll attendant upon lmpaired vision.
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Nearly one half Of the aggregate value of the receipts
in one article, cotton at very low average price
per bale the next item regards value is sugsr then
comes -four, pork and tobacco.
The expectation and destination of cotton from New
Orleans in each of the past four years. have been
nexed -
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TILE CRAP H1C.
BUFFALO, Friday

BUFFALO, Friday evening.
Oar markets have not been very animate to-
day. There have been the following transac-
tions;-4 900 bushels Milwaukee Wheat sold at
77o. per bushel. Flour-l50 brls mixed Michigan
at SO size. per barrel; 276 ditto of good brands
ut So Zoe. Com 200 bushels were sold at 40.
per bushel. Wheat at Marshall, Michigan, sold
at SOc
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q. Is. CLARKE,
M ERCHANT TAILOR Il6 William street, opposite the
lv1 ashngon Stores q. b. G. has received complete
assortment Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vengs suitable Tor
fall wear which being paid for in cash will be made 70
cloth Coat TO order, SEQ usual price $ handsome
Cloths from which Goats will be made, for H. e and Sa.
Vests, white Marseillcs Vests, sc.
S.nges and citizens will effect great saving by calling
at Ii6 William ST., opposite the Washintton Stores
si7 Nis.r - B. CLARKE.
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MAINE ELEcTroN--We give below the result of the
vote in two hundred aud towns comprising
the largest part of tho State showing that there plu
ray against DANA the democratic candidate of 6as4
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sANFoRDs AT 1T AGAIN.

THE TAILORING BUSINESS carried on formerly by
WIN attbt 27 Fulton st will hereafter be contnu.
Sanford Brothers and the public and
friends is tb- lime, Tor we hare just purchased
eure new stock Of French Enl and Belgian cloths and
every variety Of and vestngs that fashionable
or desabe which will be made order to suit the
dicut as to fashion and workman ship. Also full
assortment OF scntlemen outhng such shirts drawers,
bosoms collars suspenders umbfell &C. all Of which
guarantee 10 sell as low they be uvht the CITY
Come and see SANFORD BRDl HERS,
l27 Fulton ST. next Herald Office
Marcus d. SANFORD,
ANsov SANFORD. SIG imsrh
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j. f. Warner. the

Class In Music - mr.. j. +. Warmer, the
translator of Weber's Theory of Musical Composition etc..
etc., will open new elias; in the Elemea Of Music and
EVENING at o'c'oc. This cass is designed ladies'
well gentemen, and will enjoy excellent facilities
for easy aud rapid advancement
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AUCTION NOTICES.
JACOB 8 PLATT. Aucnsneer.

JACOB y. IT, AucnSneer.
i AROE SALE of Hardware aud Gallery. on lueSdsl,
W., "a sept psrsmP,ory and ", hoa. 'ssss ne 40
to IaLs aoes thar tSs aS b ,ae
sdvert,sed ~ Jacob Patt ruesaay Hes Al me as"oo
about 900 original pseksgeI oi ess
serption Of heavy staple and snsf ts,is anil
spoons 20 casks % cias 90 sassssos % 1s
S0 eh - casks best patent ana other ,ao and brood
all f . ., LOCKS. Pall,es fry pans, re ss
cards sc. '-''S '''' "'''' ''''' ~ = '''''"
Al,o-fapey hardware vi. ;--thimblss. combs. spoons,
The invoices torethee amo NM TO over n 900 Dollars
and ny lot will be bought in Cor account OF uldsr
Catalogues viii be ready early Monday morning sn inst
= uood.;-Tu.tle Deciureaa wan sell This Day al 10
hoes essk welded head bed screws. casks head bras.
casks trace chains Also 1909 do1 Walters Co celebrate
sss G Rogers s'.' R:S
damaged on the oyage Of ime".at,on Aso-An invoice OF
voice of Feneh and Gel fancy goods comprising large
assortment he sale ia peremptoy, and worthy the
''s ss 1s city and country trade Catalogues are ready
A pCTloN N0rIGE.-Cst dialogue sale Of modern House
50 Besiman and 60 John sfsst eam rising sof Coae.s
EGYPTIAN msSble-'op pier and Centre Tables. eegn, pier
eis %sSs e sd. s Ssl
breakfast sod dinner Tables sesrhse and lawyers Desks
s % 's" '"s trade JAGoIS
PAINTINGS AND ENGdAvINGs Al AUCTION.
A. M : an q 4
and Liihographs, lust recsved f. m France. Also
viii be offered Craei6s SaTyeda ivory Of aneisn, tines,
well suited for a church sis2tsm
WIN sEEchER .!sl. 3
w DRY Goods BY catalogue cash Regular sale. on
nPaticular given a,.snees sale good.
au26 im%r
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only genuine and instantaneous liquid hair dye II you de-
sire hair only the genuine article Al
e1sndsr's Trcobaphe for sale by Rushton Co.. Drug
gisfs, Broad say A. B. x Sands, A. H. Ward < Co.
John ION, Moore Taylor and g. Aspnwall, New York.
9IofH O. A. Wright Philadelphia. sole agents for the
United States uH
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The Boston Post reports that Morse wing, has majo-
ry Of 600 McCrae in the Comet district with only
Union, Patricktown, Cushing, and Whitfield to hear
from
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Z,eber Co.. Ledger Buildings, Sd street. Chesnut,
wnrre those wishing to subscribe. will please leave their
names Tcrms-73 cens month, including the Sunday
paper 81 ocs without it. Advertisements and commun-
cations intended for days paper be left the
Nkency ny O'Clock In the afternoon toll
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JUDDS PATENT CENTRIFUGAL WIND
MILL.
DATENTED May I'd, 1886 Any one wishing to purchase
II the entire right of any one any part Of one, all
the States Of New Jersey, Maryland Delaware Moth caro-.
ns OeorTs, Florida, Alabama Mississippi And Lou sans.
ples9e ply 70 the invoaio Allen Judd has residence
CAbotgilIe, Macs, by ietsr or otherwise.
New Yerk City Sept IA isM, sic Asm
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have for time been engaged the above
having broush perfection ble combining
gsnce with utility As SUCH with confidence, offered
the public. For sale by q. SAUNDERS h SON,
III Broadway, Opposite Howard Hotel
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m Ies FULTON STREET, (sun Buiiding W
~ D~em,re IL unnecessary 10 cutter into particulars
respecting his Fashions for ss would simply a'e tns
color s thing ever offered to the hawearing public OF The
city OF New Yosk. Bu prices are low ms be" re me-
siT iwis"F
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DENTISTS.
DIR. BROWN s. BROTHERS.
CHEAPEST OFFICE in this city for Deutsl operations
~ No. 2soh Broadway, between Chambers and keade
streets, door TO Stewart Co.'s Marble Building
Best Premium Teeth inserted FROM 81 to 81 90
Decayed Teeth filed with white cement. 80
Tootf-Ache cured without the least pain. ..... so
Teeth extracted wi less than half the usual pain 30
Wtole sets Of Teeth On the atmospheric pressure
principle. ....-.................s0 to s75
sld ffsr
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New stock Exchange.


On Thursday the 18th inst at Trinity Church. by the
Rev. Benjamin l. Haight MIR. JOHN A. CoSpIr, to Miss
CATHARiSE A. daughter Of Abraham Meseroe, Esq, all
Of this city
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NEW FRENC H GOODS.
JAMES BECK &. CO,
Ieave m tho af,ent,rn n he h. ;.h

JAMES BECK 8. co,
&c leave to call the attention Of the Ladies the ches
PARTISAN GOODS
that has ever been offered to them IN this city, and as avery
s sa S.s. ~
Gases Paris cmbroid ered Cashmere d'Eeone;
. ssn S'sS Mos:.slias d i.ia..
{. p,d% 40: pl.. Cashmere dEsione;
plain :; 4 es.sn:l. Gs Z: a.:s''
Plain Cashmere d,EcOne, white
French Ginsh,m., plain and twiIed 81 and ST. wide;
49, " '' SILKS J. -,''''
Silks Pynmids volant. Silks Damas Blanc Madeira
NJ s1s' shn zephrnf Dam.szes
=" Co1ssse Lace pas.smea. dniriandes de- feur
Z" Csmsye ur and Broderie, teuI da Bengal
Rainbow Founcss and " Pekin Flqyial
" Perspective Ruban Robes embroider
g Dentelle Applique " Robes coisage &jupe
" CadriiIe aud Girce I" Rich BIocade snneaar
:. :. Pekin Camaysur Black watered, enc yard
Pekn Chinois 10 inches TaTeta., high
f0in'ie rattle snake Gu W.T. 's DO Mourning Silks
Whit and Sssl s sa S,0:h hair Long sh'w
T Taa.Sd, designs Cashmere Shawwl''
iALEXANDER's PARIS MADE GLOVES,
OF the recherche coors; for fall to match the Silks
BOuTONs BREyETES:
- MANTEAUX VlslIES, BURNONS,
Beautiful embroidered chanseabe Hsynn !. yi,Msss;
:. Feur du cisi S,nsiIs.; ''''''''
Robes diner;
" Robes, corsage Iups emb'd.
LACES AND EMBROiDERIES.
Very extensive Of Regency Vxencienes Brus-
SCI; Cd hss:a s'sfs Lac. Cape.
RiseH s%a white Thread Lac. Veil. and ses%,
Rich embd Capes, Che mizettes and Guimps
dc. Collars, Sleeves and CUFFS;
Emb'd Linen Cambria Hdkfs. all prices;
Hem stitched Revisr. and Cold 3ord-red do.
WEDDING AND SOlREE DRESSES.
Embroidered Muslin Dresses;
Do. Tulles do;
Do Silk do;
Do Satin do:
Aerian Snow Organds do;
Imitation Brussels do;
Point de Brussels
Imitation Point d'Angleierre;
Thread Lace Flounoes. every width;
Do df Ro ssiIs' Be Dc y GHAMBRE.
With smoking Cap $$: Twin. smoking Cap
White pink celeste embroidered Cashmere Manteaur fsr
children in the
Richly embroidered Velvet and Silk Nett Bags Purses and
Q5cteuses.
The above with large stock Of other goods is worthy the
attention Of visiting ths city they will find
JAMES BECK CO.,
ais 6teod"m $50 Broadway.
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The Doctor.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1Sa6.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1S46.
The White House-1hc Executive Family all yell
The Cabtmf-Con Commensurate Anna
Lnpedimsnts to an Immediate Peace icith Merico
-Rua of the OGaat Organ.
From call at tue White House this morning,
we enabled to give you the gratifying intelli-
gence that the health of the President, and the
Presidents family is very good. They eat their
due proportion of corn bread with their coffee at
breakfast, and enjoy their accustomed rasher Of
Tennessee bacon at dinner Mr.. Bancroft was in
conference with the President to-day; also, the
New Orleans Sub Treasurer, who is in great per-
plexity regarding the shaving of the Government
paper in the Crescent City, from which tho
brokers are said to be realizing ore per cent:
in the purchase and sale, buying at discount OF
two per cent and selling at one. Hon Amos
Kendall has also been Ill confidential chat with
his ExcellencY this mornings also, Secretary
Marcy, and Secretary Mason, Of the War and
Navy Departments.
tits said to be in contemplation to transfer Com.
Conner OF the Gulf Squadron, 10 some other
station and to put somebody before Vera Cruz
who will not sickle ut bombardmento OF the Cas-
tie. Our own impression is, that as tue Admlnistra-
ton were the chief instrument in the return TO
power of Santa Anna, there will BIZ no Necessary
for the reduction OF ST. Johns Castle. Sarta
Anna will require an armistlce IN order TO reduce
his enemies at home, and to consolidate his ati-
thority, and get all straight, In Winch event nc
may with some guaranty OF safety meet ms pro-
misses to this government OF the ratification OF q
peace upon the basis Of the annexation Of Cali
fornia, and the payment of those unpaid indems
mites to our cilizens. At present the contest
with the one.legged dictator IS with the one
armed usurper Paredes. Cid Cork-shank will be
certainly triumphant, but half dozen other
factions arc then to be queted and conciliated,
and consolidated, all OF which clamosous Tor
the prosecution Of the war with the United States.
When this task of consolidation is done--when
the priesthood are made TO understand that q
speedy peace is their only safety from exnrPahon,
then the war will be suspended AL this may
be dore in few months. Meanwhile, tie march
of Gen. Taylor into the heart OF the country, APP
pears to be conducted exactly as if he were IN
structed to take his time, and await further Or
disposed to reprove old Rough and Reaoy Tor his
hardness, at the very moment when INSTRUCTIONS
are reported to be sent to him not to DC IN TOO
great a hurry, but to report his movements pune
,,,alIv in order to satisfy the public curiosity.
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ton of dealers Is invited Ibis article being made Of the
best material city manufacture and under the subscribers
immediate supervision. They have all rendered
pu rchasers the most perfect sstisf,tion.
q. SAUNDERS & SON,
III Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt st.
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PHILADELPHIA, sept. Is lSa0
The procession Of yesterday ended began, in the
most brilliant manner with nothing to mar the harmony
of the occasion The New York lodges particular
y admired the handsome appearance Of their regala
and for the splendid banners they carried.
The sombre appearance Of city to-day is a marked
contrast to that which presented yesterday. The sran
gers attracted to city by the occasion have nearly all
left us and the hustle which they excited has subsidized to
the ouetude which usually prevails here increased by
murky storm from the northeast accompanied with ari
wing rain which envelopes every object with moisture
The BY the Cambria has been received by The ts
quently has had no effect upon our msrketssyet .,
young man, named Isaac Lower, was yesterday held
10 600 bail to at court for having tee years
since discharged gun during frenans riot ID Moys
mensng, which totally destroyed the lignt ., man
snts red his face neck and breast The perperator Of
this outrage had escaped the punishmsa. % :.
his comraae: keeping the seersr This boy was
present al the time Of the occurrence and his own cyl
having proved his ss 0 So
M,sd IN like manner sso bound over TO answer
..I.. or stocks at Philadelphia.
ss sn, 3 m.ai FMa esssa's. Bank e. as Co" bssi
Nrsns, sir,-oso Kentucky Bonds, ss 80 Nos'own
sreoyo BoAs .n so 10 Aan,e Bsnk Miss o. 10 dog
81 --icdo osn, o.; 40 Wilmington Bank,
%. Z Ca tsm Bsrh, NacheI,7K
latter has been received to-day from Pensa
cola stating that the Potomac frigate was in the
oasnr bu, had not got up 10 the town The hrst mail
will bring from her; but y not probable that
she will bring any reply TO the letter from our Secretary
NJ s,ats 10 the Mexican Government. which wss sent
on shore at Vera Cruz by Commodore Conner under
fag OF truce on the Goth Of August Warrington Umfor
Sept. IT,
COMMERCE. OF BALrIMoRE.-The marine list in
Yesterdays American announces an unusual nunner
Of arrivals of vessels at that port on Thudsy
them are hirtsen ships two barks, "x ore' sno sss
scnoouers besides smaller craft aooIs o"o "'''~"'
passengers were brought by these arrivals.
TIC branch mint in Dahlonega, Georgia, coined
4, ths mouth Of August 7s7s half eagles, SOS quarN!
sass. amounting 10 $t2,523 80 IL - supposed AL CIV
e Americas gold Wsst~xisn Vrfsn
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r.. hrarcb mini in Dahionega, Georgia, coined
a ths month Of August 57s half eagles, SOS quartz!
.as". amounting 10 St2,52S 3d. II 10 supposed al CIV
= Americas gpldr-- WssA~xisn Vrfsn