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WANTED, by Man and his wife, having chill
w dren, situation in the countryside man as fore
and manager farm, who has had practical
quaniance with farming and gardening several years
in this District and adjoining States His wife would be
willing take charge of dairy, and attend the raising
of poultry Both come well recommended Apply TO
John Byme, bootmaker, on street. between 18th and l4th
near the Treasury building Aug N-St
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The last Boston Advertiser endorses the recent specu
laion of the National ntelgencer about the movements
of Gen. Scott But the news which we received by this
evenings southern mail puts their theory entirely out OF
joint 1t now appears, every rejecting supposed
that the General will not wait still late in September"
for the expiration OF the rainy season, but that he
himself to take up the line of march for the capital on
the 18th instthe very day after Gen Perces arrival at
Puebla; and that Generals Worth, Quitman and Pierce
were Immediately TO follow him. If the Mexicans have
no more than $4,000 troops at the Pnon, Maj Gaines
and Mid Rogers said TO report, their escape
from the capital they will scarcely give troops
other opportunity Of drubbing them before they arrive
the city of Mexico.
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The Hon w l.. Marcy, Secretary Of War, arr
town this morning, and has taken rooms at tho
States Hotel-Sarafoga Republicans Of Monday.
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All the letters and $50 in cash. stolen from the post
office in Derby Comm few nights since.
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We are happy TO learn that with view to avoid the
danger OF conagion during the prevalence of yellow fe-
at New Orleans orders have been given to have the
means OF transportation ready at Baton Rouge, Nachez
other healthy point, for all the volunteers who
are ordered or to be ordered to Mexico during the pres
ent state of the health OF New Orleans and who their
progress to the seat of war, must pass down the Mis-
sissippi by that city,
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tS0 REWARD win he paid for the apprehension

VH0 REWARD viii he paid for the apprehension
dDCO 80 That get him, OF my negro man Tom who
LETT my plantation IN Russell county, Alabama in June
1886 He is about % or "a years OF age weighs about lad
or $50 pounds and is about feet high-brght mplnio
bow-egged dark red hair eyes inclined be blue and
very wide space between two of his upper front teeth He
may be stolen and claimed by white if so will
give fifty dollars for the thief and negro with evidence
sufficient to convict him. CYRUS COTTON
July 20-l9tcp
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The Washington correspondent of the New York Jour-
nal OF Commerce, in his letter of the 25th inst INDUCES
in statistics and speculaons about the next Pres
dental election in it should go to the House of
Representatives, consummaton devoutly" to be dep
recaed by both parties, and by every sincere friend of
his country. AS these statistics somewhat curious
in themselves we lay them before our readers-with
errors excepted" however, at the foot OF the bill For
instance, we cannot believe that South Carolina will
stand aloof from the contesether before the people or
before the House--when there is democratic non
proviso candidate in the field We doubt the success of
any candidate, be he thorough Clay-pledged whig or
what they call an independent Chat is, noparty)
candidates. but agree with the writer that the election
will so the House. We firmly trust that the dem
ocrats will take prevent it. The union of their
party has proved be the secret OF their strength and
is impossible 10 suspect them of the folly OF dividing their
votes and defeating the candidate of their party.
Correspondence Of the Journal of Commercel
1 WASHINGTON, August 18th.
The result Of the election in Tennessee will deprive the
Wing party of the control OF the choice Of President
the House of Representatives case the election should
fail before the people But neither will the democratic
party have the control oft Two States (New Hampshire
and Georga) are equally divided, and give vote
without compromise. South Carolina will stand aoo,
and will not vote for the whg bank tariff, provso cand
smed that Wisconsin will be represented before February,
lSi9 and, of course the number Of States represented win
be thirty The State of Maryland may be tied but the
wings calculate with confidence the majority of that
delegation The wings win have thirteen States; the DEM
will have fourteen States, including Wisconsin and
excluding South Carolina The democratic candidate can
stand no chance ALL But the Independent candidate will
receive the vote of South Carolina and of Georgia. If the
wings should finally go for him, they will give him fifteen
SateSone more than the democratic candidate pos
siby get If New Hampshire should go for the ndepcn
dent candidate by of compromise he will be chosen
is clear enough that ouandout party candidate can
be chosen by the State delegations,
But have idea that the election will come before
Congress Ga the contrary, either the independent cand-
date the democratic candidate will be chosen by aa
overwhelming vote If the wing rank and file win sup
port any but bank tariff and proviso candidate then
General Taylor cannot be chosen and the regular demo-
cratic candidate will sweep everything before him. 9'h2
The democratic convention will make such will
insure success to their candidate, viz: no bank--he
tariff of lS46and the extension of the Missouri compro
mise principle to territory that may be acquired
These issues be successfully met except by an
Independent and unpedged candidate.
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LADIES' SCHOOL.
Aug 23-wtf

INlE SCHOOL on f street, recently taught by Mrs.
Il Crukshank and daughter will be opened on Monday,
October D. under the direction of Miss L. Wadeigh. Miss
W. is from New England and has been several years
successful teacher of the first schools New Hamp.
shre and in offering her services the people of this city
pledges herself to efforts
that may be bestowed upon her All required aid win be
provided as it the purpose of the principal render this
school inferior to none in the city.
Thorough instruction will be given in the English
branches and in the ancient and modern languages all
which will be taught according methods approved and
Pacsed by the most accomplished teachers New Eng
land II
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.s,Lss NOTICE to persons wishing to land on the
sssszssassA~ Maryland shore.The steamer AUGUSTA,
on and after this day, win land regularly at Chapmans
Landing, going and returning, each day. h
Aug y5-3uf J. w ROGERS Car,,in
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Tennessee Claims.

Iennessee CIaims
DY arrangement with Captain Milton A. Haynes, of
ID Nashville, he is authorized say that all claims Of
others ntrsted him. will be attended by
us, at Washington.
Aug Is--9t CLARKE Il QUANTRILL.
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keep supplied for three or four months 10 come by
which time large quantities of foreign Corn sud Flour
may be fully calculated upon ard WIN pros
ior smother crop, serious decline In prices
We cannot but also be q opinion looking TO the large
export Of God fom England Ireland since harvest
sether with the feet that The usual from resnd
Ing end have fallen % more itsn % per that there
must still DO large quantity OF Com held 10 ireland ani
~ present prices must be checking consumption very
mlca that the country 10 not IN 50 destitute state az the
public press would lead 70 believe The time there
there i no doubt that that opinion will manly govern The
trade FOR the next three months and s tendency
be- 30 viii prices nae and fall until supplies Increase. On
the whole looking also TO the Of France and oher
parts OF Europe calculate upon present beng
rather enhanced than Otherwise during the three
months
The permission to use sHgarin breweries has had the
effect of reducing the value Of Barley about Sc per quarter
from the highest rAies psid al which mas met free sale
and is expected that both brewers and disers will
give the preference Barley Sugar their present
relative prices Large supplies Of Barley may be looked
for 10 the Spring.
Rye can be IN considerable quantities about ia
10 lie per quarter, cost and freight to arrive In Summer
this would make stand least l5s per quarter below
present rates Rye Meal i also Offering about Gil Jos
70 per laid down here and from It's quality
Beans and Peas have each given q 10 3s per quar-
Ter; OF the former Article We may expect large supplies
but not Of the latter.
Indian Corn has scarcely declined all and several sales
made yesterday Of floating csrgoes ~ 68s lis per
q1srer cost, freight and Insurance TO Iceland.
The Seed Market continues 20 be moderately supplied
with growth Of Red Clover but arrivals from
Havre aud Bordeaux have been large. The demand has
been good and advance Of about 2as per cwi on our
quotations has obtained. There 10 inquiry
for Old Seed, which the trade Al this period Of the year
require for mixing Prices in rance and Holland are too
high TO admit Of portaons being made 70 any sdvan.
age which HOLDER here 10 be Indifferent as 10 e
fecng sses the market however yesterday closed dull
French and Belgian 45ssf2s per cwt: no American on
of-rii is worth S2ssf2.s44s With large supply
although the sowing particularly in Ireland, may be on
larger scale than usual. Yours, &c.
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Correapondence Of The Tribune.
LIyERF DOL, February 3, ls47
!. ,-sni pric.. of Anlericnn Conln ttls datl.

The busness transacted IN our Cotton market since our
Circular OF 4h Of January has been OF very Gnerehl
character from that then reported for the preceding nonh
The market became, Immediately after the departure o.
the Uibea very quiet well supplied by holders, and
quotations of fair Cottops had Slh ult respsed 70 me
currency Of 3ls January. During the fortnight beA su
cedDg the market was In avery heavy slate me goor 81
most daily ncTessioP, and prices stesoly decnhs tbs
denression prncpsly caused By The suocen change
n the state othe London Money market me bsns OF hns
land having tSO successive weeks advanced w ~
interest and impression gaining ground that IRON NE
unfavOrnbe Of the Exchanges the alarming ohiy au
the price OF grain, &c and The heavy puDhc eh
penditure Ireland farther advance In he value Or
money, and general diserrangsment OF hnanclsi ~
were inevitable. This state Of things OF course chseAeo
any fresh operations OF spseuaiors IN Cotton, Nn.e
alarmed many who were holding ard al me same noent
heavy imports taking place at cost inducing lne receivers
TO offer Them for immediate sale. The maket was very "
regular and prices of the lower descriptions had on 1h
nil declined from the highest ID per lbthe fair and bet
qualities I'd. Some forced sales were Insde even az
greater reduction. On 2Sh The receipt OF aler cafes rom
lie United States per Patrick Henry with more cheerful
feeling about money matters an improved lone 10 he
Market aud prices recovered Cat per ID since FRIDAY as'
(2oth slil have had limited demand ana qel mar
ke the sales three days ending yesterday beng esu
sed al 500 bales 1900 TO speculaors To-Day me SAFES
are estimated Al 5000 bags 200 10 spectators and export
ers lie turn Of market being rather in favor Of buyers
Our oroatous above In strict conformity with ms
days business The Import since 18th consists oil 'oOo
bales American.
Cotton and Money markets, we have not very favorable
one 10 give OF that of Manchester. The business there
with the exception OF some few days al the commence
ment Of The month has been uniformity dun and unsals
factory The transactions being 10 most limited extent
and prices gradually declining. The current qualities OF
Yarns quoted generally ta4d per - lower han on 50
Feb Goods have propoTtonably declined and 70 effect
sales of any magnitude farther considerable reduction
would probably have TO be submitted to- Stocks are nc
cumulating and Notwithstanding the great reluctance
time, anticipate iis becoming unayodaoy general ere
long. Yours: &C. 49,
p S, Ftb.4-saes made this morning below Fridays
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Foreign Markets.

correspondence Of The Tribune.
w.. LoS3oS, Keb. ?, lsi7.
80 Pleasure Of addressing YOU the ID ult.
A ae slate Of our Corn Market The tendency to
:. ~ IA prices continued until toward the middle OF
sssg wen y became known that as had been gen
asd Ae, ne whole Of the duties upon Corn Flour
la Sepssmsr, 49, Ss removed The period extends TO the
s>s sst slowing nc importation Of Food IA aag yea
nssefsy ssse Asinighi be expected these measures
81 Ne - $3.50 ~ unwiilingness 10 purchase, and Affect
fss 10 x slhg range Of prices. although the sup
Tie ceclr ~ % markets have not materially increased
1s hsAe., 49,, hes has been about 50 per quarter from
saepled MI, ~ There Is co doub. thar the measures
lasa woaid ohsasy Induce larger supply Of food
aiAoss6 h Wise have found is way 10 his country,
te ksn ~ be some time before much ndvanisge can
ns nary So aud IA the mean time n is not unlikely
age wan. s oovefnmenis, alarmed al the supposed
Sofn or @vv .se svanuy may prohibit the export OF
czech III IT, nssvy export duty As rnay efectually
sou. We understand has already bs.n done In
o. own oar principal reliance therefore must be
ror Anerie. 80 md md on The supplies we can procure
md srss AZ We BLACK Sea and banabe and ~. RsIt,c
sa f-sr h., AUS must naturally be W. a., no res
yes, when ,ss a lhey will he supplied ar 10 nsxt h,y
ass prs.s prospect Of The coming crops viii govern
ns sfwAssi ~, are very forward IN Thai, ,h,e.h
'4''' Wat hey hold naicisu, stocks %
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0fntral Notices.

- Washington Union No. ,, Daughter Cd TEN
pefsnee VII celebrate heir second ANN ~ pub
Ne meeting End Concert Elias NouolksL NJ ? CnIrch on
"Wednesday evening FEB 81 when the following a!e-iet
ard jealous friends u he Of Temperance VII a.
tssor J. " Mattt, Judge DYekmsn. Dr. D n Reese Rev
H. DAVIS, Rev. 5 Hopkins Rev Wm r. sloford, Lebbeus
II Chspuan tse and oiners sever1 eminent Foc.ilsis
and Choir under the direction Of Nj Paterson vii axe
part In the exercises Of tn evening Professor Othet
win preside Al he Piano orie w. H. Dkeman, Grand
nsrshaL
Doors open al 6lExercises 10 commence All. Tickets
~ eenis-for sale BY Mrs. Mott IS Elizsbeihsi; Mrs
l2 Norfolk Mrs. Phenton, lo7. Mulberry Mrs. Patton
90 Norfolk Mrs Gsuter, corner Of Ludlow and stanton
Mrs Fisher S55 Broome Mrs. Sporting, p Bowery Mr.
Wallis 25 Second; also al Mr. Wood's boot store. ia d.
vision Mr.. Bakers shoe store ls Chatham SQUARE and
81 The door Of The Church that evening >of ius'
rEIO. of O. F.-Howsrd Lodge No % Lee
iure NJ be delivered before his Lodge by Bro j. b ba-
coz ibis lwednesdsyl eyeuing Ihe m-n9er. o. s
TO aiend THOs. AUSTIN. Ct'n Of Lecture CoErliiiee
" Mechanics Institute Popular Lectures
Prot HuaE will deliver ne lsh Lecture Of his eelrs'
on Practical Chem'iry on "wednesday evening @i'n .-
Dr. CLOVES viii deliver the h and sh Lectures Of bis
Course Tachymshy, on Thursday an1 Friday evenings
25th and 10Th insts st7. o'clock.
eges admission 70 al Lectures use o. Reading Room and
Library and discount all chsrgesi In the day and even
ING ''n'''' Or '''''e j. j. MAPEs, President.
CHARLIE. L. BAREr1r. Aetuary..
Z. s.-Patent Ageaoy-pfawing. and specineallon'
made for new inventions, by C. L. bARRlTT, Aetusry &c
Institute Rooms, 10 City Hal al n
~ New-York Typographical society.-Hou.
TIY NooEc will deliver Address before this Society al
The Lecture Room Of the Society Library, Thur.day
evening FEB Is Adrli.ance free The public generally
and printers especially invited 20 attend Lecture 70
commence 81 Y O'Clock. J. L. JEWETT, PresiderS
r Il JOHNSTON, Secretary. 2h4us'
~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton He'll corner Beekman and Nassau sf4-Zfo9 vol
umes-sixiy Reviews snd MAGAZINES, American am E1g'
lish Clerks Initiation Fee, 81 Hall yearly Dues, 81
Merchants and others yesrly subscriptions. 81
c. L. ENERTTT,
1sf IrnisNWkFs President Msr. Lib. Association.
r. Pathetism. VI smerism and ClairvOyance.
Dir Ashley 20 HudsOn-sL gives sings daily Ats 0clk'
NJ Tor the curing Of dsesses performing surgical ope
rziions and extracting Teeth without pain. The most
celebrated LADY csirvovant for those no may wish 10
consult her attends during The whole DAY for diseases
only. 81 "
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Real Gsiate.
TO CAPITALISTS

TO CAPITALISTS.
- THE PROPERTY Nos 60 and So NassAn-st. below
~ Fuicn) comprising ~ feet front by leo feet deep, 10
offered a ease of q years, with the privilege OF
purchase or release the end Of the Recent i'm.
provements In that vicinity make evident that Nasssus
must soon become II Il IL not slresdy of the most val
liable business In the city Competent ges thin
that an outlay Of $1,000 upon The present buildings viii
produce an Interest of than $4,000 The present
prorrieiors csn with great confidence invite attention 20
his property Offering unusual opportunity for profit
able iuves mes. Farther information he obtained by
applying 10 SAMUEL w BENEDICT, 5Wsl-st or TO
W. CARTER, II Brosd-st
~ B.-Immedate application Is necessary and untcubi
ed security Tor the annual rent will be required.
SOf 3usSat WkSat-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
IIENNIUs
Steamer Sarah Sands Thompson Liverpool X Kermit

ARRIVED.
Ship Victoria Hartshorn. from Liverpool Jan To- iet
the cbsnnel 10Th mdse to Michel Experienced severe
weather and westerly gales up TO Georges Banks ight
winds and cams the 18th nso9 steerage psssen
gers. ., T., - l.
TO Marshall Feb |, lat 26. Ion 45 30. spoke bark
Austin of Boston short of water and leaking having had
her decks swept in heavy gale had to tnrow over
board 900 bbls hOur-supphed her with water rep T.
lat "a 10 Ion As 40 spoke ship Shenandoah, all well.
Packet ship Marmion, Edwards, I'm Liverpool Jan ~
mdse to Taylor & Merril-29O steersge passengers.
Packet ship Roscius Eldridge from Liverpool Jan II,
rndse to L X Collins & CO. The X. has encountered
severe gales but sustained no damage.
Packet ship Fidelis, Hsckstsf, I'm Liverpool Jan T.
mdse to II Marshall Experienced severe weather on
the passage; has lost sails &c was driven up near
Greenland by heavy SW gale. While North, suffered
much from most severe hail and snow storms In 10
DAYS only made 100 miles Of Westng-have been TO the
Westward of the Banks for the last IL days
Ship Clara Penhsow, from Leehorn' Dec :, mdse' 10
James Stslker
order The Fame has experienced severe weather dur
ing the passage Lost sails andpars and stove buwaks
BELOW.
Packe, ship Burgundy from Havre, 10 FOX Llvinss
ton Also, bark unknown. Wind NNW
SAILED.
ships AkbAr Tor Liverpool; Gardner, Young, New
Orleans Hudson. Liverpool; Atlas Liverpool fiori-
dian Cork Charleston Char lesion oarks Franklin,
Dublin; Pomona Liverpool Peter Demin' Savannah :
brig Madison, do, and others.
SPOKEN.
10th inst % miles southeast Of Sandy Hook brig Ann
Eliza hence for Mobile
Feb ?. LAT 40 Ion 81, Br brig Eclipse, from Ninosor
Ms for Glasgow
Feb - LAT A. 30 Ion 80 10 Br ship Brooksby, from
Glasgow for New York 81 days out.
Jan y lat IA 10 Ion % - ship Mary Peasants OF
New York % days from Marseilles for New Orleans
Feb s. lat % 40. Ion 81 % brig Mary from New'i ORR
for Galveston.
Jan Is lat AZ Ion - Coumbne, from Liverpool Tor
New.Nork.
Jan q, lat 50 lon 2l Susan Green, from Liverpool
for New York.
Jan % lat so lon Is. ship Scotia of New.Nork.
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Il CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PASACkA
The great Indisn remedy, msie entirely OF roots.'-
All you that afflicted with cancer, scrouia kings evil
teer .arheum eryspelas, old sores mercural diseases
and an ccmpai1s Arising from al impurities OF the blood.
lead the following This - 20 certify that for eighteen
years have sfried with obstinate eieT, which
covered ny hands fingers and wrists The nails my 70
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disease have tired ali the celebrated ne-effanZ
cures such Ontnenis saves. washes and ssrsapars
tess &C &c -n8ed BY physicians, ne 2hbos and
friends without snF b-u-a Whatever, and cespar-c Of
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good effect ~ Dr.. Cueus Indian Vegetable Psn1cea
commended 70 use . did 90 and 20 my mex 1resbie
loy 10 has effected q, entire / sixfy-one
years ofage, and must say never felt better IN my life
Than since have been using the Panaces- Any person
wanting their faith established, VIII please call upon Al
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Germantown. where viii give fun description Of
my case than can commit 70 paper JOHN BROKEN.
Germantown, Dec. 81, 1870
The shove valuable medicine i sold wholesale and re-
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Store Sun Building. y. \.
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cents
DIR. CULLENS INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA
FOR scrofus, mercuual diseases, AMI 81 impurities Of
the blood Price ~.
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For leucorrLea or whites, sal diseases Of females
Price 81 Also, as above,
DIR. CULLENS PILE REMEDY-A most invaluable
Internal remedy very soothing and speedy cure Price
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Boarding

DOiRD-A gentleman ard his wife and two or three
ID single gentlemen be conveniently accommodated
with good and board reasonable erms By sppy
ing al II BeesmarsL rear the Park. References r..
qlirei. 2fi IL
DOARDiNG-A front and rear room on the second
ID floor o. lel with board. furnished unfinished. o-
gether separate. 10 si1g' OF married persons. Apply
81 Libertg-st. near Broadway. 2iflt'
NNANTED-Unt the lei OF May, by gentleman ard
w lady board IN private family up town. westof Broad
way. Address ]. W Tribune Office. 2if IL