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AUSTRIA.
The fmperor and the neputation

The following the verbal answer given the dcpu
i4iion from Vienna " ho waited ON the Emperor:
II affords me much pleasure TO receive you, honor
able deputies Il the Dict Of the empire
With an earnest desire 10 act for the best for my
s'stes shall in consequence of the representation OF
circumstances made 10 me. gladly comply with the
quest ofyour committee and return among you.
wifhstsndins the state of my hesth-which Is
far from being rccstabshedl purpose to Sc, out for
Vienna TO my faithful Austrians by short stages on
The -th inst. The expression OF the loyal feeling OF
my people afford. the lIvclest Qualification.
On the oth the ceremony Of doing homage 20 the
Vicar OF the German Empire gone through. The
German colors were boosted three cheers were given
Tor the chief OF the Central Cos ornmen and by tbs
sct Oi soiomniiy performed BY three regiments OF sol
dery Austria Ia. openly declared her intention Of
uniting with the whole OF Germany
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BOOK TRADE.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD POETS.

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GERMANY.
The National Assembly.

The Assembly has decided, by majority OF $50 10
ll6 that the election OF ueckcr Qhe ellknown Re
publican LEADER for town IN Baden where he Is pro
claimed as an outlaw was invalid II IL not little re-.
markabe that many as 10 voted Tor his admission
into the National Assembly
On the 2h the debate arose on the question whether
the district of Trent and KoveredO should be detached
from the tcrmanc Coniederacy or not, which was de
cdcd in the negative The Assembly then took into
consideration the report Of the international committee
considering the OF Austria in Italy The Assembly
decided 70 refer the report of the commission and All
the motions the subject 10 the centrOl power. The
Assembly aiterward decided, on the question OF the
incorporation of Austria into the confederation that
that should also bee referred to the central power
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sted for money. The uupromisns state Of the weather
for harvest operations and the Increasing probability
Of large imporiatons = make up for deficient home
products assisted In creating the belief that the Bank
must necessarily prepare. ~ the requisite measures
for the extensive calls which II such case, should
fail % b. made upon IL g9i reserves Tor expectation
Under this condition ~ things Conos had aucfls,ed
but not cyclos-ns triae lower than by to
act s,eamer The following table shows the duciua
aons in Consols from Aug. u - Aug T..
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Deroj.m of the Bolagncsc.

letter from Bologna. of The evening of the 9th,
states that the peasants Of the surrounding country were
Aockng 10 the city armed in different ways, to aid the
inhabitants aganst the Ausrans should second attack
be made This letter the loss of the BOlOgnesc
20 be eight killed and fifteen wounded that Of tine Aus
TRANS forty killed large number of wounded, and
eighty prisoners Barrcades were erected nj all the
entrances TO the city, and tue people were animated by
resolution perish TO the last man, rather than To
submit TO the invaders.
Il j. mentioned In the Paris papers OF the l1th inst
that Gen Weldon, who bombarded Bologna had been
die svCwed end recalled by his Government
We have later adyces from Rome. The capital Is
represented As the scene OF much riOting priest
was stabbed on the evening of the 9th crowd waited
that evening on the French Ambassador, the Duke
dHarcouft soliciting the interference of France n the
Italian war Tho Cardinals were leaving Rome az
Quickly as possible.
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50 market held 18th adan lively request
and cssoc red held al enhanced terms Al yesterday
market ins h Wheat brought s Monday Prices Bonded and
floating inquired after Tor Ireland and 10. West of Eng
land add te Lu-aud. and Instances brought slight
aware lnlau Corn finds Be- 37s ahart
NAVAL SroHfslu steady demand but much ha- been
done suppy There for arrival a. IL o. bat
II Pitch change There
y buyer. SPIRIT, Turpenne 80 % 3 ~ Cor BRUSH dawn
pun,eou parcel. have cleared oi
Casks included, which the former worth o. casks
Rough has dealt very steady
about 800 40 barrels have been sod 7s 3d. and a
similar quant, Of Old a. o 0id per bb 900 bbs have arrived
Pro'oN The maTAe for Bacon ha been DON state d.
fie The small but Tie deliveries much
Amerc Wih steady sale a. so % &c.
nqualp selling he readily. r-h bale and
Mindless and had moderate sale 40 former terms
American good aet owing 20 the low prices accepted fue
Hams aui meet W ready buyers al stte prcs otef
sorts s tu and prces almost nominal fae oaiaet lnh Lars
met ready sitter rates paid Other KINDS
steady ~ change has taken place the demand or oaneei l
Beef or poik.
GLAsGOw-smce ast report bad dry weather. with frosty
ael We regret a hsi the POTATO disease
becoming reality and that parts oi Lsnark, K-nr-w, and Ayr
shire. niubabe Vet acl1e 20 hope that good
proportion vii BE- saved AL Kinds gram ork demand
during e week either the spot or % arrive AZ adv ane rs
Our i Ae moderately well attended Wheat sold Is % j. %
go & and four yer barrel and j. TO p 'sok hey ond lat
Indian Corn and Meal have o. be wr'ten L. dea
pei. boil of load With inquiry for Ireland.
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AMERICAN AGRIcULrURIsT.

'VNHI> DAY FI BLISHED, me September nun0eT OF NE
4 American Agriculiurst
CONTENTS Potash necessary ngredieuin The food
of liant Social Meeting - Farmers srd Gardeners Stock
Tor Sle Aflfersfon ~ Food; American Horses in
France Interpreter Wanted L me Essential 10 the Fer.
uiiy of The sol. Show sad F.r ~ lh. state Agrcu
mrs, Society The Cow. her Diseases and Management
Marking sheep Plantation Tools. Agriculture of the CHI
nese Mink Trap Review the May No OF lr Agricul-
ursi Reviewer. Duration snd Fertzns Effects Of Animal
Manures. Carrots Bee Feed \ Hint i0 Bee Keepers
The Pea sowi. Lebig Theory o' ihe Motion 81 Juices
Canadian Mc'hod of Hon ns Wii Bee, Lo'ters from
Abroad The llo.ey Bee. Cau.yorcu- Insect, Nsura
Fly Poison. DISTINCTION ~ Fu Trees by the Seventeen
wear Locus. 4 Goose story, The Best AweI--l- Bee
Flowers. plsn at Form Cottage. Convention OF Fruit
Grosers The Cotton Crops Butter Tor ihe Navy, Rough
Noes hy .le NAV Cooked Food for Fauening Csus.
I1iies Department Caution In the Choice %; - nary
Utensils. How 70 make Mushroom Cstsup, Train mp a
Chrd In the Way ae should Co.; A Flowery Marriage
R5ls Department. fancy Rabbits &c suji Sits
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=. &c and return TO the Sardinia States The
ioI' . hal retire by land by route and marches pre-
sioa.ly determined 49,, ..,.....,..-o. ,o,,,a
4 Persons and property IN the place above na'u.u
.'u,4er the protection Of the Imperial Government
mi. arlni.tirc Is 20 have SIX weeks Duration 70
& time for the negotiations for peace i may oe e%
sse5 hv common accord aud eight days notice anal
- gwen OF toe renewal Of hostliues- ..,...-...
Commits oncrs shall be- named respectively l"r inc
r,ore cssy and satisfactory execution Of the above
articles.
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Domestic Ports.

FROM 0uE coEEEsPoNuEsT -
phi spEr phi. tr-s Cs-ltt. tf-Crf Boston
,f- B-.ti-r D4nssr PlI1ufn, M Ocean N-rn W -
Pcau. Lffs Farhsn M.Il1rr. tani-s Ne 'ehf, ~
a.. 49,. Frl.t Eisaris. d. >4slaldoal. Noril al
-, : n 49, :, i. wsr-ham era bsrs Nty elsi-
-. a.. 49, T,so s-fsrs Lffe7ll Portland >ll wynn
a., So. g~-r.an W-ina1ta. C-lds, Clrori. b-tn1
So, Hs-- sh~s o.. logan. sfiies io WA MONEY! BIZ
49, 49, p-~sI.r uan6ar. fc, Cousry Nlcrtl. Cos shr'
~. ~ - wl-.t.1 Sf1r. Man Az AID csrl1-. d. .ia
49, R..t-. Nrf.sr g.. O-l1s Ncet4plerr s--l-ai'al
Prov i-1c- Lacy Ana, Bas.la
cg,prrsrp~ a. AR Brtr- WI Carey. rlsh, DIls-e
-. 49, ..,-- fi-foen Coal slla-tef, far- NJ
Wet Said. br- scatter. Nay. bsioa- M rl.t
NORFOLK Az s4Arr sr1r Louise f-fiyi "afi-A NJ W.
-chr Jesse. S-urrs. ber-llia -. .. o.--..x
n, H.sr,cs Ho.s. brs N,rEsr-; Ha, bound 10 Gbratn
NFW 6RIEAS. AaE .l.-Au = ps krninfti "'fi'-' ''
r.s-...~- Collin. Vera Cor. rig it,-o 0rsf. iN NJ
AZ An .h.,. N--t-. butsss b'.to-, -
- T.-r.I- b,r Ct~f Gpstfsk. F-rs Graf 5rE v-,... :
a. era shin. IA, Holmes Myrcf, sforsi JonH Oo- 4'
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

~ No such word a. fnil.-At meeting o. The
Charles Oavan Duffy Clgb held st their hearquartsrs
-due-ozy evening, 3sh inst The following adopted
UhveGs. We have unfimnished confidence in the r..h
people. and bel that they ID A. the proper time 10
sse he good blow for liberty ard equal rights Therefore
h0orcc That We continue organization, srd meet
every Second Morday evening until farther notice.
After some very eloquent remarks from Messrs { J.
Borfscc. }. B. Philips q Terney and other. the Club
adjourned To meet Monday evening next Al O'Clock
JONAS PHILLIPS President
ANTnosN KELLY. w., p...ts.....
JANEs McNUiry. ''0Vi 'o''eou'''
DAVID VI DFRNOTT. Secretary 81 It.
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IL re- N~1ara fffr LcJ'ai Haflf Master rosn Mr
Nsrag Rrs DIVINE s1d aty M NJ. lenack NJ sri VI,
Law Nss law cha'en 40 nurse Ms- schaw N.s Blansi
hr sui hss Autcro1 NJ, Htmn ard ser,t foy Mnr
c. Kaan ist uae NJ and NJ. AZ ebf.e
tor Messr- fafer. Dys-u. fkerte Cste Aour Maa.r
Ssrdcrr st srri No Jiq frefol i. Argent Posf
Dagits G1fsrer Wsrlen, q Naea Howard Coos NJ AZ
NJ kinsaft uni ,li nnr-e Messrs Stewart Root Carsn.
i1e and Waier. h.Nf Nfu, fUr.~f. John neittu
poss' Horsra Isfseui Aires ~ Nr- fd add caid NJ
Neeti. t3or. Taylor Ben sark. Shof-i. rcni-fon
hAPa frlhsu. Mchenn korn. kisc Rotert { st--hsa
1,h Mf itbotson. Mr. jane. B-afey NJ Osvy NJ crnon
hs.srs C.sy stem David Law VI M HUBER soa d Coos
Messn McKs. Hrng Hsshes. Alfred Hunter. Geo whest
erof VI SPAR NJ ME- frbom and c1frra Nr-.rs Tu-
NeEtn Parry Nlocs Ihos Wora' sni ais Collins Ferdinand
k.ilsl. Rot K.ler Mr. Hfs Lea and oteu Porter
Gs hlntef-lIl
Fren Has.-h Rsr Bshop Hushs. NJ Ioe.a M Mar.las
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ sRooss, Boot and shoe Store 20 Broadway, oppo-

BROOKS Boot and shoe Store. 20 Broadway, OPT
he PARK.
Some think that besuiy consists
In small snd Del cafe shoe.
Bui reelection most surely Insists
The opinion 3. uoi llr1y true
Ti5 e9aIlyafirs symmetry
A .hos that's adapted 20 .i-e.
lnvhich Anaionists trace
The Bray5rfoa'. where elegance les.
\ no, may be- 10 small
Aswel al. TOO large. 10 doubt.
sioud The person chance 10 be f1i,
Ardin edition be- sioot
The beauty OF boot shoe.
Consists In their fitting The feet.
Which they must aiioay- 90
To be elfy. and isi'iag. and neat
Books has bic ast'- prepared
To each foOl. peeuliay sze.
30 care Or expense j. spared,
And their elegance none denies.
For boots may be handsome sul
With the si9pe Of he feet COMFORT
20 a. nerer the nerves 10 Thrill,
TIL coras With ones comfort sport
He boots are Of varied form.
The opera. dress a0d cork soles.
Thai are Do the Winner ~ warm,
And prevent most dangerous oaIds
Pateu leather. ni7roooo beside.
Also the graceful h1( boot,
Al 20 admire who we trIed.
And which vii The Summer suit
Shoes Of every description. likewise
The high snd ioir quarered dres' shoe
Which all our d,ariag room' prize.
The prinel1 and s1i'er, too.
With those made Of linen. 10 short,
Here every variety found,
Offhe f4of materials wrought.
And warranted splendid and iouad
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list FURNISHED.

rI'HE ILLUMINATED PICTORIAL DIRECTORY or
! SEN-YORK-fubH.hed In uumbers-prce .5 cents
each No is now ready.
fhe most novel; oo-u 11i a-e' s0r ever pHt
lslst rhr deserving extensive rusfnu uu Ehout noe
.,.. OLE lr.r bnt fls snff ' star
II represents continued series of co're elevations Of
al the dwellings and public buildings fronting on the
principal streets beginning with Broadway II gives The
inquirer not barely the number he seeks hat view Of the
hol.e itself II thnse diaceri. and others opposite.
JONES. NEWMAN \ EWBANk. Publishers.
q Fuliou-si san Buildings.
Agents and periodical booksellers allowed liberal die
commit su3l lls'
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can better direct urreaders than The American Mu-
for other establishment can such variety OF in
,resng objects cur QUE productions and
of art found here Tbs remarkable dwarf Msor Lit
lie Finger be AT all hours day snd evening and
al 81 and there performances by the Sable Brothers
IL SPLENDID PoRTRAIT OF ZACHARY T,YLoR-Publsh-
ed this day by +. ANTHONY 5 Broadway, aspiriied Por
Trait Of he He5o Of Buena VISTA from fine dsgueueoiype
Il engraved steel the richest style Of mezzoni by
Richie and from the beasiy OF execution the faithful
ness OF the resemblance and the heke expression Of The
features, will undoubtedly remain without rival a. u
STANDARD LIKENESS.
This Engraving If the elegant style and size
the celebrated hkenesses Of
HENRY CLAY in his 7isiyeAr. GEN. BUTLER
DANIEL WEBSrER. MuLAKD FILLMORE.
Also sale the standard likeness of ANDREW Jackson
anely engraved line by Dlnorih from the celebrated
miniature painting the Hermitage by Dodge Also, tine
portraits OF
GEORGE w,sHNeroN, JoHS c. CALHOUN,
JoHN QUlNcy adams THEo. FRELNcHUgssS
GEN ScoIT, PMS TX,
JAMES BUCHANAN. and others.
All The above portraits may be had beautifully en-
smeed glasses and frames. imported from Paris which
give hen peculiarly ch. striking. and novel appearance
The nkenesses OF the Presidential Candidates set in
enameed glasses manufactured ia Paris expressly for
the present Campaign the ornamental border represent
ing the Shield and Coat Of Arms OF the United States
mounted by the Nsons Esge bearing in ms beak the mot
to ofour Union AL orders 10 be addressed to
r. ANTHONY. us Broadway. Ny.
Also for sale. the celebrated National Engraving OF the
L :. Senate Chamber.
The Declaration Of Independence, In line, by Omsby.
Snuts Washington, ful length. engraved in Paris by
Lsueier.
Newly orb and Envrons beautiful view, just Published
To any editor giving the above advertisement prominent
Insertion with this notice copy Of either Of the aboveinen-
toned Portraits VIII be forwarded receipt Of the paper
containing the sane
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70 Jehn liitchel tlnb.-Au aggregate meeting OF
MS Cub VII faAe place his evening AZ Monroe lio, a.
= O'Clock.
The news hy tn- steamer i certainly depressing Most
o. hose hO have thrown fhcm.e INTO he front Of the
battle l chairs loHN MsRrN has been f0tnf guilty.
ami recommended % Bnf.h mercy These are the oHa-
TOYS offered % Liberty slcrcrs which every struggling
nation freely paid WARREN and HiNrnFN fell before The
freedom oi f-r respective countries attained. Cour
age then. AMI e NOT l or fNO depre-s spirits, Ire
land j. only lrdng herself for th" .ns row Letu- then.
devoted children. assist her n the death struggle Viil
her remorse.ess tyranf EJGUNE O'SULLlNAN, Secy.
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:. wu,VE.ro~l COUNTRY SEAT, AND


"a. BUILDING SITES FOR SALE The 'ub'croe"
6A have recently purchased the veil known farm and
country seat OF ae Mr. Epeneu- Smith pi Wh' stone
andng Long Island, and having been nppsed I" tor pof
lions Of the said properly for the purpose o erecting tenu'
mems cottages ant other summer residences have decf
mine To lay and offer for sale part of ne premises
fronting The In lot. Of convenient exc fOf snch uses
and IN Tho assertion that ey cai present no
public of the beautiful locations To bo found IA
The vicinity Of any city Ia this country
The situation rem ,ssby heahy and presents ali N" al
vsntsges ofcmae hch shore Of Long Island Sound
is so Justly the land lying elevated njge
sopng uniformly and beautifully % the water, Win an "a.
ten-ve prospect far the reach there icing
more hne points Of view from tho entire fam iaD u Is be
lie we'd can be- found In any esise on LoDs Island LIS
proximity to the city item miles from Na sOufgh) rem
d-rs IL accessible IN lie than one hours nde -
The Sound op-n Whesione generally throughout mo
Winner thus aordng constant water communication du-
ring the year. .,-,
Ing nearlh- property Throsa Point Wesiches~r County
thus aaofdng frequent adds nal communication Win New
York by the Harlem Railroad
A. ono Of the Of the Subscribers Is 10 secures GOOD
neixhboh0od suitable Improvements 10 an association
OF gentlemen srOus OF building cottages OF a. form r,fuc
ture OF tnG for bulng SITES VIII De male as
may be cOn.dered desirable irrespective Of th1 manner IN
which the same Is laid oui the maps
For farther particulars snd maps 81 Tue property apply 70
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Aurrion.er Brosd.st New
York, orto JlnAh J. Lha,f
Al FsSThxsff. (tS0 0f-st Neck. L. !.
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MarIsel- RlIoErsO ros TnE rsInuss.

AsHEs-Af- ,17. ard .-i aai .i.a sales .ol ta
onfH- -1 HH.. C.asllia fot. aa pnI t'e terms.
COTTON -I-re ls' n1i teen na,h to- ie-trd's - sales
-al~i -n rtfs af export -ioi5 "e le'f ci eay ''
W.. 49, , ,.a, ,' 1900 s.le. ne 49, made p. ~.
as IS COMMON r. n e. r n.r, wheat .oIo Or hney
,,r .o mere .--~ III. 49,. l0 b. i.flll. One RI tf4
M I--e ori. r-i Herf boo '- Hif.,t 81 -it ~ r' b
afr.far. clae frfr aotde bel bed below % r
mon brandt. I,iliei 10 ts .-- were $40 b1 Olo aai
.n Cd oorat57i The u'rsei generally show. improve
- 90 o. tiai D. ,ont-a Dear 30 900 he-e n demand,
taf. rs $3.50, Nea I.s Or J-o-g. efh moderate
-s- sale oi % Do. hnn}~ia- Oh. '.e oe pr'ii- ter'ari
e i. ao o term. not nli- Al'eh hle ioefs -elJ 90 ga
GlllIN- T d-nsai of Al-st, oi lolie of ae-,rile
M a.s a r' sales ari aa-A Grne-ee tr th- k''i, AZ %
&C. 10 tr'ef n'.ei -.s w., fr'.-~i w. o.. .,r i',.
~. . . .l . sal. -oo. f--. ,re matte 4,
White lfGnl. flr round yellow The sales lc.i-i 1000 he ID
southern Wbse % sr.e u. Pie sales 3l0sl ta.h saunj
Oats ooa'sle '- sa "i se' Northern AZ a5i es and 5000
FRo'rloSs-Ile demand iof Me-. ro-s good. ani u g
refused o ARE lots Pnm- iler tlL TIE sales are n
prns va made =, ~. Beet T. d fr Me-. ard iaf orFrr.e
Packed Nest. % "a gf Hans sad A. or Shoulder Lard re-
nr. nfh sa-, sp 90 'eu bos ~ Fl a-i q" keTs. Ct
pigs oho d 10 an Tire .ts oi oo very large ana
Of sttie J. . isf Ch-e-~ 5il 9t'i. viii small aen'n5
"Hl,hi ~ :, ~. 5e' " sales ~ ''' safe OF
GR0CERiFs-ftrr- r moderate business doing sales on oo
bones brown Havana s.a tai p lis Muco'ad9 Ne4 made NJ
RECEIVED i- ls.i three s,- the arrivals have been large.
ife been sou trrle part nr export At o ga - ,. TIE
ann qaoins ses io ta. CTS ML- ~ o.
LtAn-i- hea Al 3 Is. ci-l-but ~ bear oi no sales.
hENp-,fr- 80 bales Dew oii-i have been made a. $500
oiisse- DO gallons Eag'h Lasee a. % 49, 'ni Tire market
IoBACo6-A sale Of bales Cuba made Philadelphia at
OH ciKE-A1oat .5 ,aa. have Disposed not
sEED-clorer ao4na, &C. and dull Sale. 50 uenes Tmo.
fIr II ana A ana i q IA II Ter f4a
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me- Voss Gal0ff Of lie Ilh ms A'ts NC IuNu"Ihs
account dated Vienna the -il wHcn are o. great im
~ IA. hear from a source worthy 81 confidence TINT
IN reply TO o. percmptory question addressed 20 the
cabinet of Vienna BY the French Government the
Austrian Ministry cent yesterday courier % Pans
h-r,ne the following conditions, which are % form the
i,..is Of n no. gotiafion concerning Italy
The emancipation Of Italy, uness che prefers yielding
os-e more 10 The scep,eT OF Austria.
Ilai lay shall pledge herself 10 pay portion u ne
public debt 2 100
q The conclusion Of an advantageous treaty Of com
mefcr
"lt i certain adds the yoss Ga-coe. that some
time back the present Cabinet not ~ al Inclined 70
consent 70 the emancipation oi Italy
AZ the latest accounts from the seat OF war tne t"V
armies remained iu their respective quarters ihc one
a, N.ian and the other bChird the llcno.
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r1rrH GRAND CONCERT

nF THE NORAFiAN SINGERS AZ ne Apollo Rooms.
" rHIs tFuiavl EVENING. Tho 10 mt In
.eqrrce OF TIE immense which hss stenaed neif
Concerts being cryyred by the os ~ Ne" D ora ~ ne
MORAAIsN SINGERS respectfully beg cave q" sht'Ffc"
The ciiEeu- strangers GENERALLY, lsl ey "" I've
lieif Fifth Grand Concert az ne aolfe rooms on 20
day cv~ulrg and he every evening aAfinS
ihe week on which occasion choice Programme r zach
evsning vii he presented. Mcle. LoNAR>ls Iphfh,
>rsFPEL. kRAUS. sns KAHN, MOraNiSn SINGER
rcSet- rsch. be lsd nj 10 pBncipal MUSIC
and the door the evening Of ne concert iofs
open ~. To commence al a o'clock The ToOm hs- oeei
beautifully painted, and . wei ventilated suSt II
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naYre Cotton Markct...ArG. 10.

Sce departure transactions have
tn4ei af,e farther al, of n 60 q has been
allied on United Satcs descriptions The sales 81 ,e week are
bales the basis Of Orleans ndiug snd OF Tor
fair oar pncc- higher Liverpool aud have
upward tendency. shipments from tie United states are
conn wand
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LAW OF KINDNESS.

THIS FNcELLENT BOOK commends Itself every
L good man. 70 has been repub ished IN England, and
sold extensively both there and he,e edition just
published by HIGGINS kELLOGG,
Wholesale Booksellers and BisnkoooS Manufacturers.
10 ohu-st
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