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BALTIMORE. Sept. %, ls47

BALTIMORE, Sept %, ls47.
oceedinss Of the I o o. r. Grand Lodge of the Uni.
ted Stafss-D Death " Vim. d. Per,y--Incendiarism-
Fire-Nieffng. &c.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows ofths United States still In session in this CITY
and has much business yet transact During the past
year the Order has increased nearly members
has expended for benevolent purposes among It's
b-rs the Of S306 600 The recspts for charitable
objects during the year. have increased sos
prosperity unparalleled by any other
On Tuesday morning, the fAo~iug gentlemen duly
installed officers for the ensuing year Horn Kn-ass
Of Psuus, Ivxpia VI w. Grand Sire Newall A. Thomp-
son Of Mass, w Deputy Grand Sire; James L. Ridg-
ley of Maryland, r. @ Grand Recording and Cores
pondpg SECRETARY: Andrew Warner. of Maryland.
X w Grand Treasurer; Rev. James D McCabe. OF Va
W. y Chaplain Smith Skinner Of Pa. w @ Marshali:
Samuel L Harris OF The d. triot Of Coumnl w q
Guard and John chamberlain Of Md w q.
Sies-enger
Ar WIN. Perry, who wac accidentally shot In tn
graiu on the night of the l2th ms ny fri-pc
he protecting from thu suit Of som
rowdies, died last evening The person who fred tn
pistJi = young student Of medicine FROM Nilsson
named Andrew Scout. He is stul in prison. -houo
also bs the rowdi-s who assaulted him and caused
TO and IRE tho pistol
toceudisrsu and dr--riotug, (thsy always 60 hand f.
hsud) are In full blast in this city We have
diary Dire and riot almost every night Last night tb
carpenter shop Of My Nc Nurray was destroyed anu
this scarcely extingushed before eight brick
boues nearly flushed. at the Of Sheep and Hen
r-tts strs-ts belonging to c. Hughes A. instead, Esq
set drs to and consumed There much banter.
l believe no blows struck, and apparatus de-
stroy.d
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.s1 - $3.50
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u. ssi LIST III. poor white: sr. sioE the
What commentary this Is ON abolition doctrines We
speak what We know and We know from personal opser
deuos here The estimated difference above noted sell
dom varies We have had much to do with the rich but
great deal more with the poor-Georgetown, C ION
The Raymond (Miss) Gazette, Of the Sd inst. says
Our planters loud in their complaints The boil
worm Is destroying their cotton Within the past week
number OF planters have assured us that they could
not possibly saw. half u crop
In the large and fertile cotton regions formed by our
and the parishes adjacent TO the Concordio
Iigencer Of the 2i.t lust the crops look more prom
sng than they have been for five years past The
bols are full and and every thing s|ems to give
the most anxious and full inquiry not worm is on the
cotton within considerable distance Of US; and our
opinion. based the opinions Of the most observing
planters with whom VIZ have met lately, Vs. that there
army any where In the State Of Louisiana
as yet.-Nashpits Orihopoti,sn, 9Th inst.
We have recently had opportunity Of observing
the condition Of the crops in parts Of the district
and from what have 1t appears to US that the
harvest Of grain this year must be unusually large
Corn. which generally commands In this market from
seventy i've cents to dollar per bushsl will soon be
selling we think ut orty or fifty cents Crops OF cot
ton generally unpromisiDg The uncommon seve'
quantity OF rain that we have during the summer
nave pr.v ented any thing like average crop-Ss,n-
tuvi.te, y e. Hammer, 10th inst
Nearly ali the Cape Fear rice planters have entered
upon work Of harvesting Should the weather prove
auspciou tue fortnight there will b. no cause
for complaint thir part either to the quantity or
quality OF the product The effects OF the Sept~m Der
gale however. yet to be- dreaded by them. Those
dppredators the birds they called In all
the rice region have in immense numbers, and
making lad hsvsc among the backward gram IL Is al
ways calculated that these semi annual travellers be
tween the North and the South viii collect pr tty
large tribute from the fields Wilmington letter, 18th
inst.
Many have concurred to ipjure, and, in many
instances almost entirely destroy the growing crop VI
cotton in Perry, Greene aud Marengo Countess Gaia
Early in June the cold checked its growth and caused
innumerable insects, or lice, to cover 1t over In few
days the beautiful green gave way, and the fields pre-
scented q pale and hsggard appearance. Much Of the
cotton persisted Not more than two thirds Of stand
remained. The rams commenced early In July, and
the boil made their appearance. and rain
and boil have continued to this day The middle
and top hollis and pretty well destroyed by
the worms The luxurisnoe Of the weed shades and
rots the bottom bolls We have but one opinion with
regard the product IL will be very short. Doubts
are entertained whether it will exceed the last crop
Ger. Montgomery Flag and advertiser, l4th inst.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Flour Markets

Pn,lAprLrHIA. Sept "a. There has been more firm
meas In the nour market TO day, and several hundred
barrels fresh ground Pennsylvana sold for export at
ON sale contnu- limited In rye -four and corn meal DO
furtnsr alteration OrainWe note sales Of 800 900
bush~ls rood new southern red at 81 o. 81 10 per
bushel Corn continues dull and price dspressed-l 200
bsshsIs good yellow. sold 1t osc. Osts-A sale Of new
southern % 49, 80.
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InterestI.g .orre.pundence

From the Chareston Mercury September 20
Letter from Maj. Gen. Worth to Hon a p BuIler'
rAoUBAvA, MEXICO, Aug &c. ls47
sIR-I trurt cordial intimacy and friendship o.
twenty we years with your late brother, the gallant
Col Butler will excuse The trepass OF stran You,
brother fell most gorously In the great battle Of thu
Goth. before the gates OF Mexico In that bloody
ism. exhibited brighter example He fell when 1t
was Gods will precisely he would have desired to die
his b'dy rests here his memory In the hearts OF his
couutry mem his spirit bright and pure his blade,
The enclosed letter written the day before the battle
did not until the day after through tbs hands
Of Dickinson and 1t 10 not because OF the kind things
said BY friends pArtality but because it is pr badly
the last latter he penued that send 1t to YOU Begging
thst 1t future day may be returned me- b,
preserved and ohsrishsd
Ths gallant PAmsttoes who showed themselves worthy
Of thnr STATE and Country, lost nearly snehx Thi
victory will carry Joy and into half the families
In South Carolina Col Dickinson is getting on well
led, and commissioners meet tomorrow to treat Of
Very truly, your obedsnt servant,
Hon. A PicxENs BUTLER.
Letter from Colonel Butler to General Worth.
SAN AUoUsrrN, August l9 1877.
DEAR 0ENrRAL-We are here in tribulstion oAn but
hope however i is but temporary It is ordered that
this division remain protection to the train. There
is gloom on US ALL while am who believes there will
BE- fighting enough for all The moral effect Is wther
ing The giment, though weak in numbers, Is up TO
the full point and trust South Carolina may have
place In the picture We have been Watching you and
your division for the last two days with afsc
ton but the entire voice Of the army where | have
been, heard is unbounded confidence in Worth "
30 mote IL be-" But have strayed from the princi-
pal point purpose Of my note, which Is to say,
friend Col Dickinson, more impatient and not so long
the guns and With good taste, wishes to get you
II you make him full, he will feel much gratfed
I am aware you surrounded with talented staff
bat little more OF good thing will render 1t not the
Less complete or .fectusl
am, my dear General, yours sincerely,
NJ. BUTLER, 8. G. V.
Csnsrsl w 7 Woara Comd,o &o
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WAsnlNoroN, Sept. %, ls47
Still in Suspense.

Still In suspense. No Of the srmistios-of the
tr~sty-of Scottof the Congressof the overtures Of
Mr.. Trist news Of any Of them. Another day. and
from day to day thus hope and doubt and give 1t
up and then feel assured that all is right with the sim
pie reservation not to feel too till hear again
from Santa Anna Fsther Richie finds fault with the
armstics II does look curious but will hazard
Judgment upon It that IL Is right and will turn out right
Vide. Taylors armistice at Monterey that con.
d-mn.d but time and the facts proved 1t to be right
exp dent, magnxnimous, just, and humane.
More troops ara being raised The mounted rifles ar
IN DO reinforced by company filling In this city
No part Of the Union proportion to Its popu alton
has sent many volunteers the war as the city
Wellington and they have been among the best In the
ded
Colonel Hughes's battalion has gone up we learn to
help out Major Lally from Jalapa. w
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r VI. BUTLER, 8. z. V.
General w. J. WoRrH. Comd'g &c.

FROM GENERAL TAYLoR's CAMP.-Letters have
been received from the camp OF Gener Il Taylor,
who was then near Monterey The General had made
tha necessary arrangement TO carry his late general
order for sending he could spare Vera Cruz
to oiu the column Of General SCOTT In addition the
troops which he KEEP upon his line OF defence he had
detained the light battery Of to strengthen
his lins mixed forcs Of Dragons and Texans wa.
Monterrey Of the rowing guerlllss.
Rspots are Of the Generals intention to visit
the United States but he does yet mention such
intention in his dispatches Washtngton Union
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AMERICAN MAIL ARRANGEMENTS IN EURoPR -
We uader stand that the POstm tstrr General mas
Just rsosived . letter from Maj Hobbie. He at
and gill return 10 London by way Of Paris leave for
home early In October. He has not yet perf-ced bis
mail arrangements with england, France, aud Germa
N.Y. but every reasonable prospect OF being able
make satsfsctory aud advantageous cement with
Countries We cannot yet say what these arrange
mania VIII be-. Ka.hinSton Unlon.
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Sales OF stooAs mt PM. adeiphia.

FIssT Boa. d AND Arrgs, oept 2J-SiV Lehgh Canal
Scrip gk: t7vo do, 81; $1,000 State IS cash 49, CITY
IS; 10 Ne XIV ink, SUI t2YoJ S. o7 lv3H 10
0ind Saul. IN Mo,ns osaa ,k 5000 81 ,ani
Scrip, 81 80 Guard Bank SIS taA sieo Treasury Per
cent io3x 400 Morris Canal b. lak; $1,000 keadin 6s 80
b5 73tk; 100 Reading Railroad 32lk 50 do b3. 3 -Bul-
LSfia
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The Moutrssl Mis<rs~ says: Toe Marquis de Raigs-
court, President Of the Fr nch Steamboat Comp,uy
Who has been In America for some time. has lately
VISITED Canada accompanied by his SON He arrived at
Dooegsus's Hotel Wednesday last, and out the
day after Quebec from whence he returned Ss-
turday. In tue evening, the Marquis dinsd at Monk
lands with HIS ExotlIeooy. Lord Eisn. Among the
guests NJ Pulbusqo-, an eminent French ntsrra-
fsu- who mas bssn III Montreal suce last autumn the
Hon l. RI. LaFout-in-, the Hon d. b. Viger Coouei
Tache, De Besuj.u, aud several other Canadians
Tns Marquis afterwards for New York, ny way
O NisxxrA.
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LTERpooL-Ship " ate roo-Hon In Dunscomb 4 Ia y
!, JOINS New foundlrld: Mr. n, snn, T.
AIea M'ss Allen. Master Allen, New York.
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d has The honor 70 nI ~ 's &c
IL nuhc and her prps that she has removed 70 So 90
rs.p s;cb street and that her school will reopen ne h
september Terms the merY paySnie 70 saSanGe
eitnei ~ Inv '""" VI f" au2S 3otsc
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EAMvLY BOARDING SCHOOL IN TdE COUN-
TRY-An teacher has taken for years
past of children exceeding into her family
as and scholars Her devoted the pupils
spared them IN their stadies and
them comfortable and happy while under her Grea
sttrntion paid their h-ah and morals The location Is
very healthy and etred There are at essen, few vscan-
cies For references and enquire of +. Belts Esq
No 81 all street; H. Hunt, ESQ., No Chambers street
antHsp
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NJ ARMED LADlEo-Narned Lades would mud uuci
WI interest hrm by petusing Moral Physiology, write
oy the Hon Owen with additions aud alterations, by
clover. NJ ID. Were this book carefully read by
rcd person. and the advice strictly followed we are persus
ded that different state ot society from the present woud
family of children which could be but poorly reared prevsn
prudent people T the matrimonial sta te bu
here ork that will tell you important hch
pbvat~ all such objections Prce q the book 20 cents Foo
by Zeiber Co.. Of THIRD aud chestnut streets
Philadelphia, and the dito No Ann street, New fork
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GOLD EN- MAKERS viii always iao a good assortment
" Of selected points iridium, III bulk, at
EDWD HENS, 10 aud 20 Liberty street, up stairs.
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AIRS. MckENN Gate Miss Nieion begs uio, IN her
Sl pupils that she has uTned from turp ana wl
her uctions in Eogsh and Italian singing. with p
ofoIte accompaniment their houses her esdsnce
| lj8 Cbambe, street. SIG 3teods
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M friends and the public that she is prepared 70 give lessons
the Pianoore and Singing and Drawing at her own
and er pupils and trusts from her kno 1ledge
aud experience she will be able to give satisfaction For
terms which will be easonable apply at 66 Grand street.
Panooe aud also good second hand one
for sale. Apply above. sl66trm
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UNRsNCH SPEAKING CLASS.-FRANCIS BUTLER,
teacher Of The French and Spanish Lsngusses, IN the
Flushing professor OF the French Language
ia Mr. Crttendeps Female Academy, BROOKLYN begs to
form gentlemen who DESTROYS Of acquiring thorough
and English that his classes will ecommencs on
he 20 instant his 2o5 Water street. corner OF Full
ton N Y.
10 apply AS above their earliest convenience
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A YOUNG NAN perfectly compete to tase ch,rgr Of,
IA first class hotel, who make mself
exceedingly useful IN that business with merchant,
wishes situation TO go South His expectations mole.
of this paper. SAG 6t-od &c
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4 NBkOsIAL TOOTH YA5rL.-For cleansing tn
Teeth and Gums aud communicating agreeable 9do u
the Breath this Ambos Paste composed OF orr,s aud Other
has been acknnw edged lar superior u
any other dent ice Bug compounded Of astrng-nt mate
rails ha- dens gums aud makes them adhere NOR mi
the teeth thereby assisting he at
from decay THIS Paste also com antpu
detergent properties eminent degree and
frequent Of keeping The breath anc mouth
ny 'HNSQN chemist and Druggist 273 Broad we ~ the
Granite Building corner of hammers street Sold also hi
Sn,,uy re- "a cents au31 3n'su
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N sviC AZ ADvlCA-DUCTUk LA 1l n eOa .. !.
Fulton rect all diseases Of private 10
treatment beng mild and udieious mercury.
diet hindrance from Debility
constitutional. arising from iud,scree. ndulsenses OF the
passions nightly emissions and eventually, mpo-
ency engage the Doctors attention. bis object being
system that Of vigor nature originally de-
signed Structure disease frequently existing without the
ent being aware caused by marestmcnt and sometimes
csued by the neglect Of the parties themselves eneS
medaIey attended and medicine with advice. sent TO
part OF the United States Office 6s Gold street.
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no tsENrt.EL FAlL ESA gentleman Is esitous Of
i engaging handsomely furnished p,flor with bed m
attached in genee private family. where there other
dodgers Preference where he have brea fast
,eved up his Price object II the accommodation
Location in the immsdae vicinity OF Broadway,
and his her than Grand ADDRESS H. at this Office
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(NAkrt RS srANis aXIURE -lins extrior."ar
~ remedy the first presented TO the public
It's private ptactce for twenty years past mas per-
gn.Ized aud tas proved, b~youd the
III dow dourt wond~ fu curative powsrs ~ at
class 81 d. winch tome alternative apnra
ble Scroula ne .tous, sylhpic aud eTcuusI
diseases in all their fosms mary secondary aed ernsrI
yisc Affect OF the kidney, liver spleen
NC. To all afflicted wi Of these diseases we
nesy recommend ira ofth mixture Mild, but ov erfu
and searching It's fleets containing arsenic i've
sublimae itmsy pc with truth eonsderea specific for
COMPLAINTS winch often battle the skill OF the phys
Further nfo ma ION will be furnished by Dr. w. II
Minor OF 18th street and Third Avenue where the
mixture may be obtained IL may also be found Ring.
Drug store 1872 Broadway, corner John ST. Gums 81
Blocker and Of MIR l.. Blocker M Chilton 9 Green
vic street -
Pamphlets detailing cases will be furnished bv the agents
gratis sid 30tsrc
(NUDEN MOSBY Wholesale Dealers in Orr Goods
" q oceries and Mexican DDS, Forwarding and Com.
NJ chants RIO Gande Consigprne freight
received and 70 warded to ali points the Rio Gfande
Mexico
Agents in New orleans--Messrs LILLARD, MosBy & Co..
90 aud 90 New Levee SO l0t src
STkAW BUAkDo-so tons eut y Boards Tor sale By
- PERSSE 4 BROOKS
iy3sdn No. ~ md 81 Nsssss street
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Al NUn >ING PLAID ShAW LS.--Jus we'd per ship
wi zerapd styles Of Psds and
siT stF nW.rc MYERS