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% At bakers, at the West end of London,
any lady or gentleman so disposed may step in and
have, as we ale informed by notice over the door,
his or her " vitals baked here.
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OcS~ The times are so bad that a great number of
pawnbroEers have given notice that they will not
take in pledges, it being next to impossible get rid
Of unredeemed property.-LOnd0n Sun.
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WHAT WILL THE LADIES SAY TO IT THE
great ant-slavery convention, at Worcester, re-
solved that they g go for free lips
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HORRIBLE MURDERs.-Mr Noah Smith and his
wife, both over seventy years of age, were MUIR
dered at Petersburg, Rensselaer, county, NY, on
the LIST inst Mrs Smith was a sister of the father
of Gideon Reynolds, Member of Congress 1t Is
supposed that to obtain some $500, most of which
was in specie, led to the murder No trace of the
murderers has yet been discovered.
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Presents for Wives, Sisters and sweethearts.

Presents for Wives, Sisters and Sweethearts.
f We beg of friends returning from
Mexico and travellers generally the following list of FANCY
ARTICLES ordered selected expressly with reference to
their suiableness for
PRESENTS.
FANS OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, &C.
CARD CASEs-Pearl, Shell, Silver &c.
RETlCULEs- Silk and Velvet egant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment styles.
DESkS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, &c.
WORK Es-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache &c.
DRESSING CASES-Ebony, Rosewood Papier Mache, &C.
PORTFOLlOs-Leather Velvet and Paper Macle.
ACCORDEONS-B Best French double Frame
MUSIC BOXES Shell and Tin Gases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment
GOLD PENS-O the first Makers Gold and Silver Gases.
PARASOLS-Last styles
JEWEL BOXES-Ebony Rosewood and Papier Mache.
CHESS MEN-Chinese English and German.
-MONNAIES-God and Silver enalneled aud all the
ODEtIR BOXES From to six bottles. NEW styles.
PAPETERIES- OF Ebony, Rosewood, Paper &c.
s-Nov in store our usual fine LINEN and COTTON
Shirts Cloves suspenders MONEY BELTS Stocks, Cavas,
Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Pens, &c. &C.
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers in Toilet, Fancy, and Gents furnishing Goods
je2O I'm y CAMP STREET.
~ The Queens Delight, which forms an essential
ingredient In the GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND ispobaby superior Saapara itself Professor Frost
Charleston, speaks OF follows lEs See Bulletin No. 6, Sd
page.l je22
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PIC THEATRE-Gate NationaL]

OLYMPIC THEATRE-Gat Nationally
tB~ Corner Of Baronne and Poydras streets -4a@s
TTNHIS EVENING, Friday, July 14-Wi be performed
Il the thrilling drama of SEASIDE STORY. Greg
bury Mr. Hiekmott Lucy Taylor Mrs. Thompson.
PAS TAMPA, by Miss Fanny Deering, The whole to
conclude with the buretta OF THE REVOLT OF THE
WORKHOUSE, in which Miss Kate Meadows and MI.
ericsson appear.
TIE Prices Of JfdnIissi0R are as foiiglgs
Family and Private Boxes Soc Second Tier OF Boxes pc
Dress Circle, 50c Boxes to- Free eoioed .S2c
to Doors open quarter before O'Clock, and perform
anee will commence at half-past 7, precisely. ,
eY Seats may be secured daily at the Boxohce Om II
O'Clock A. NJ to o'clock p M.
purchased. lyl4
MODEL ARTISTS. NO. % 81. Charles Street
TVRIDAY NIGHT July A. I848.-Nfadame. Campbel,s
II T ABLEAUX WANTS and MODEL ARTISTS,
pronounced by the Press be the best exhibit ion ever
in this country Great of HIRAM POW Eli >
GREEK SLAVE, TIME DISCOY ERtNG TRUTH, We
NUS RISING FROMTHE SEA, BATH OF DIANA,
PSYCHE GOING TO BATTLE, ETC. Tom Wilson, the
celebrated Banjo Player and Singer will conclude the pei
Torrance of the evening with of his popular NEGRO
AIRS accompanied on the Banjo
eg Doors open at O'Clock; performance 10 commence
at hafpas Admission, Front Seals sl-Pit % cents
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~ me Gilman of human indifference has ar
'lVed when woman don't care how she looks
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observation-disclosures who poisoned his wife at
Gloucester, Mass, has been discharged on account
of flaw in the Indictment He was Immediately
arrested again.
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The SULTAN OF TURKEY AND HIS BARRIER
The Sultan of Turkey says the Liverpool Journal
has dismissed his barber for attempting to talk poll
tics while shaving his august master.
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KILLED BY THE BURSTING OF SODA FoUN-
TAIN.-On the LIST inst, at Asa Whites establish
ment, in Boston, Leander Washburn, aged 10
years, was instantly killed by the bursting of a
soda fountain, which he was charging.
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officers Reported TO Gen. Brooke-July "a.
Hsd51 hcs GeneTa II = AZ Vera Cruz.
Capt NJ S. HOws I'd Dragons, Jefferson Barracks
Major Robt G. Buchanan, 4th Infantry, Mobile.
Lieut.. B. ;. Barber, 4th Infantry, Mobile.
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New CODE he different Courts at NewYork
were opened on the Sd under the new legal code
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o. Judge Gholson, one Of the most distinguished
men Of Virginia, died on the ID inst at Petersburg.
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u The Niagara Suspension Bridge was to be
ready for crossing on the 4th inst Its whole weight
is $50 tons, and height from water 230 feet
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SPUNK-The Pittsburg Dispatch says, that he
mil not insert fifteen twenty lines Of advertise
ments under a ten line contract.
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APPOINTMENTS. = Governor Thomas, of Mary
land, has appointed Mr.. VIM. Prick, Judge of the
Supreme Court of that State, to supply the vacancy
created by the death of Judge Archer
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90 Rev Mr. Lamson, of Washington, is ira
yelling in Palestine His letters are published in
the Recorder, Baptist paper, of New York city.
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% The Turkish Government has promulgated a
new commercial code, Of which the principal pro-
visions are borrowed from the French law.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. steamer Bib, on the coast
survey, was at Nantucket bar on the Both ut.
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w. S. PARHAM.-W perceive by proclamation
of the Governor, in yesterday evenings Courier,
that Mr. Parham has resigned his seat in the Senate
A new election is ordered, to fill the vacancy
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GEN. CAss' RECEPTIoN,-The resolution of the
Common Council of New York, making an appro
pratOn for paying the expenses of the reception of
Gen Cas-, was passed in the Board of Aldermen,
notwithstanding the objections of the Mayor A
vg!s neliifsd
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% Erastus Brooks, ESQ, has retired from the
propreorship and editorial chair of the Pittsburg
Gazette, and been succeeded by d. N. White, Esq,
It's former editor
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COMING Notwithstanding to the Cincinnati
Alas, five of the Ohio wing papers, which at first
refused to support the Philadelphia nominations,
have now raised the banner of Taylor and Fill
more
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The CROPS OF omo.-The Ohio crops satisfy
the farmers, and that is saying great deal, CON
sdering what humanity is made Of, and how little
disposed to be satisfied with any thing.
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Col. De RUssEY. gallant officer left last
evening on the steamer Creole with his family for
Natchitoches. He will return here, however, in
the course of ten days. Success to him, as the
Arab would say, upon every spot where he may
pitch his tent
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SPLENDID New YnDUcT.-We learn from the
Germantown Telegraph that the Reading Railroad
Company will, in short time, commence the con-
struchon Of a splendid stone viaduct over the
Schuylill at the Falls, directly alongside of the
present handsome wooden structure, and also, that
1t IS the determination of the company to substitute
stone viaducts or bridges for the present wooden
structures at all the principal points, and in course
of time at all the points
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TALL TmoTHY.-A stalk of timothy, five feet
four inches high has been sent to the edtorsof the
Germantown lPa.) Telegraph. The crop of hay gen.
orally has been very abundant-full double the
quantity of last wear
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held at WatervilIe, Me, Samuel Fessenden was
nominated as a candidate for Governor, and Gen.
James Appleton and Drummond Farnsworth, for
electors at large for President and Vice President
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Nh EdtorI perceive that you call for the evidence
which Mr. Abbott Lawrence possesses concerning General
TayOrs political views happen TO kRO0 little OF the
matter and will state what know for the benefit OF the
public The evidence contained in letter from Gen.
Taylor to Mr. Lawrence, and though this letter believe,
private, still it certainly ought to be published.
In place he says in effect, and think IN so many
words, that he is Wing, always a Wing, but never an
ultra Wing" while in another place these words
If elected TO the PreSdcHCy ShaH select ma Cabinet
from the PUREsT AND ABLEsT WINGS IN THE UNION, ,
These words ROD to be contained in this letter and II !
mistake not there 10 the effect hope you viii
give publicity to this statement and Obhge WING
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GLovEs.-Of the 300 pairs of black gloves pro-
vided for members Of the house of congress on the
occasion Of Mr.. Adams funeral, only thirty were
distributed, and the rest are missing! So says Mr.
Johnson of Tennessee
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M. A. AATHEs vs.. STEAMER ADMIRAL.
the District Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana. No. 65l3

IlJNt8tNHI. IFU' OYI0'
IN obedience to the commando Of admiralty warrant,
to me directed in this suit have seized and taken INTO
my possession the Parish of st. James, La, the stea
boat Admiral her tackle apparel furniture and caTgoeS and
that portion thereof which may have been removed from
said steamer Admiral certain labOat lying IN SAID PAT
ish and do hereby cite and admoHsh all having
pretending have, right or title IN or to the same TO
be and appear before District Court OF the United States
for the District aforesaid be holden at the city of New
Orleans on or before the third MONDAY from this date TO
show cause if any they have why the said SIEA NJ
BOAT ADMIRAL her tackle apparel furniture and car
goes should be delivered into the possession OF the SAID
hbelant.
JyI3, 24&31 VIM. +. WAGNER, u. ;. Marshal.
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ITO Purchasers of Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE o. CO.'S
"OS * PRIoE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Where may be found the Largest and
REST ASSORTIATENT DE CLOTHLNG

BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
of every description in NewOHeans.
At Ills establishment every article offered the very lowest
price AZ which be Sold and reduction can in instance
be made Purchasers whether they are good or bad judges the
quality of goods of obtaining every article the
very lowest price, without the trouble OF beating down. or the fear Of
being cheated We butone price for goods and that invariably
the lowest the CITY, Our stock OF Clothing aud Furnishing
CoolsIis now very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth
Made in the latest and best manner and warranted
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WILLIAM TELL PoUssIN.-Tbe above nominee
as Minister to the United States, is well known in
raj Bernard to the United States first acted as his
private Secretary, and was afterwards appointed a
Captain in the Typographical Corps, in which he
was advanced to a majority. He returned with
General Bernard to his native France, and has been
engaged since on the public works and railroads as
nard, sympathzing with him i'm his devotion 10
Napoleon, he may be classed among the Bona6arte
republicans Of the day, who in the Young BONA.
partlsts appear to be making head in the National
J Assembly. Charlsston News.
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~ The officers of the steamer California will
please accept our thanks for Mobile papers
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PLEASURE YAcHT.-A pleasure yacht called the
Ernani arrived at Norfolk, Va, the 4th instant
She belongs to a gentleman of New York, who in
company with party Of friends, are shortly going
IN the Mediterranean In her.
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EMIGRANTs.-The number of emigrants who
arrived at New York, on the 3D., was 2,l15, of
whom ,2S9 were from Liverpool
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o. Mr. Fisher, an Irish Protestant clergyman in
Boston, was ordained by Rev. Dr. Mitchell, father
of the late editor of the United Irishman.
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az That immense boa constructor at Salem,
which 1t took l26 negroes to capture in Africa, the
Boston Post says, is not yet Sold
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RHODE lsLAND--The Wing State Convention,
on the 29th inst, nominated electors of President
and Vice President
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d. The citizens of New York have not been sue
cessful in finding out .hat MitcheIs brother is after
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CINCINNATI, July 5, u, m,-There is but little
business doing Moderate sales of flour at previous
rates. The grain market is without change. Sales
of whisky at l5a cents per gallon. Groceries are
without change. Provisions are without change,
and nominal. The river is falling.
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THOMAS EwING.-Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, has
come out in a powerful speech in favor of Gen.
Taylor at great ratification meeting in Lancaster
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to The Great Kennedy Of the Age !-BILIlINC7
SYRUP becoming the great remedy Of The age all dset
arising from any irregulaTy oil the bowels been CORE
called THE GREAT SOUTHERN Rem EDY being u
posed exclusively from and bas Indigenous
nv Out Bottles sold inhe last year. SIND
case occurred failure, the most ostnae Dye
tery. o. Mhoesale Depot az Y CAMP sIkEEL: 49,.
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MAYo's MUSIC sToRE,

DIANO FoRTES. manafactured BY the best houses and
fully, guaIantied for permane99eS ny %; OF -
Piano Fohes, from the best manuiactorY,1 b l n N
and guaranteed to remain 81 Gq9ee ptene sii
froEl all the publishers B the United States. NEW MuSG
gPAG9d Ss f 81 Of s every nd EMBRACING
part Harps Double Bass ViooncelOs, Guitars. Victims
ioasis FI su Flies BRASS INSTRUMENTS
TrombOnes bass tenor and alto COrneta Plstons Ofphe
clides French Horns, Tumpets valve and PLAN Bggle5
Cavalry Trumpets, Hunting Horns, Cymbals. MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE Of every kind. STRINGS for the
ROCKS for all instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar, taue,
part payment for Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND. The abOvsnamed merehqndise Is re,
ceved and sold on consignment and consequently offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private accosnt
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles
Oe 5si8 I'M s''""''0 VIM t. MAYO Agent.
SOLDIERS FROM MEXICO. 4,,.,
many OF you stand in need OF the best mEDIt A.
your attention to DR.. MULLEN'S advertisement, lirs
will be find that relief you stand much IN need OIL
eV Charges reasonable and advice gratis al, r,,,,,
s There are some of you who have suffered mqch nom
DiaTrhna You positively be cured az S6 ~
BY regular physician, orno charge WI e MADE Syio mop
NEW BOOKS!-NEW BOOhS!i ,,,,,,
lust RECEIVED and for sale-The following NEW
TuE PicToRi i IL BROTHER JONATHAN for 4th July
John DONkEH
Ar Il G9@Be e I3T Rb I1st novel
TIE TR APPER'S BRIDE-by the author OF frame bnn,
LUCY SANDFORD-a Story Of The Iieart-a Temperance
SSt99yFb gyraFF Fl R srBg Geraldine Endor Jewsbu
HYDROPATEIY AND HOMCEOPATHf.
TIM HENPECKGD HUsBASD;
FAUST ROMANCE o. " FEE 9EGTEI y esmp street
BARGAINS m CLOTHING.
Large Stock Selling of at Greatly Reduced Prices
ALFRED MUNROE & co, No. "a MAGAzrSE street,
n have now wIla2qN sNe lnS IN SW Of FIR
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~ In Troy, Ny, Alderman Lewis Fellows was
shockingly wounded in the head by the reverse
motion Of buzz saw.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-As the train of cars from
Concord, NH, on the LIST inst, was approaching
the depot in Manchester, at the usual speed, young
woman, who attempted to cross the track in front
of the engine, was knocked down and run over. by
the train-the upper part of her head being cut of
as with knife She died instantly.
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New RAILRoAD.-On the LIST inst. the new
branch of the Boston and Worcester Railroad, from
HoIiston to Milford, u miles, was opened 70 the
public. 1t cost 100000
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~" Panama Hats.-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS, suitable Tor the season, on Tor Soldiers returning rom e
SEAT OF PEACE, No. l. first quality, the low price Of
$50 per dozen, or So so each.
gg- Canat SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
jy6 I'm &c Poydras street, corner OF Tch0upnoulas
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LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR TO ABBOTT LAW
RENCE-The following was published as a com
munication in the Northampton Courier
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List of assenpers

Per u S. Transport Schooner Col GFoss-one COM
pany (CJ 18th Infantry-103 Capt P H. Hauiss and lst
Lieut. O. B. Griffith in command.
Per Steamer Gen. Hamer-Ma. R. A Forsyth and ser
want u S. A.; Messs L. Forsyth and b. Latter IL dis
charged Quatermaster's men,.
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GEORGE THE THIRDS FAMILY-The once nu-
merous family of George the Third is now, by the
death of the Princess Sophia, reduced to two indl-
viduals-the King of Hanover Duke Of Cumber-
land) and the Duke of Cambridge.
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH.

t5g- Sold by WELD x CO.. MEAD & sCoVIL, sICKLEs
CO... HU. KENNEDY, N. JARVIS g. co. Isl 81
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ssooo FoRFEIr DE. LERoY,s sPEoIFI0

nor the cure of GonouhGa elect Spasmodic Structures
Il etc etc-TO captains of vessels, and particularly 10
strangers whose occupations means VIII not permit OF
long stay the city, subject to the delay and expense q
professional treatment, this preparation truly Invaluable
and positive efficacy and certainty to cure az aiec
ons of the urethra will refer the Teadero the CERTIFICATES
of Drs Bransby Cooper Surgeon to Guy Hospital loa-
dom McCenning Tarbee, etc. etc. which are inserted IN
the descriptive pamphlet containing Treatise on Structures
that is given with every phial.
; This PREPARATION has been sold in this city Tor
nine years its improved form is nearly tasteless and
can be taken without restriction diet exposure business
For sale at the SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE, 10
C.aRO.NI) ELET' Street. 6etDeeR CGRat and Common
stTeets-Sole Agency.
Ea- To those persons whose affections are Of eompli
Gated nature Dr. l.. C. THOMSON offers his professional
services particularly for cases Syphilis lmpotency (asng
from excesses and Structures His treatment OF that in
ious and dangerous disease, Structure peculiar TO himself
Doing away entirely, in many with the painful inser
ton of Bougiss, persons abonng under Local Debhg
Structures Mercual Complaints etc. etc. VINO have been
pronounced ineurable can consult Dr. free OF charge
practical Apohecary employed in the es Adjustment to
put up medicines prescribed l.. G. THOMSON, Nj ID. ,
OFFICE-No. Is Carondelet street. between Canal
and Common Streets (Sgn of the Marble sculapms sta
tue) Private ERtrdRce first door to the right oil NO %
Carondee street. Private EgTesS both IN Common ana
CaIOndelet streets. Jyi4 0t4p
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And we find the whole cost. per ton. to be- 48

SAvANNAH-Her Exports, There were exported
from Savannah, Ga, during the last month, June, ]
l,76S,525 pounds Upland and 1877 $40 pounds Sea
Island cotton, in foreign vessels, and 10000
pounds Upland and Is, l39 pounds Sea ISLAND in
American vessels making together Az, 374 pounds
valued at S22O,O47, Of which $l25,96O was the
value of that exported in foreign, and $94,O87 of
that exported in American.
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steamboat Denartures This Dan.
az SEE 4DgEaTIsEMEErs on THIRD p4el
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,

GB Removable YALE, JR., & co. have rem.l
from 10 Charres street to q MAGAZINE STREET, ber
Common and Gravler. nalnI
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THE BOY DANIEI4-aged about ~ years, feet orS
il inches high complexion, copper color; rather 20
inclined to be bald genteel in his appearance and ad *
dress. He was purchased from Nj, d. w Powell q
of Louisville KY by Mr. 5. NJ Haggerty, of Har- III
ron county Texas "A suitable reward will be paid Tor his
delivery 10 ILYl3 gu HOWL y FORD. ll 81 LhaIes 81
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The IRON TRADE.-We copied, says the Potts
vile Journal, small article last week from one of
our exchanges, and which had currency for some
time to the effect that foreign railroad iron is now
delivered in New England at $50 per ton. This is
mistake, and it is worthy of being Immediately
corrected.
English iron can be purchased on long credits, at
!. nv per lon, ~ S50 W
Add duty under the present Tariff 90
transportation to this country 90
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At night a splendid display of fireworks was
given on Monument Hill, under the direction of the
pyroteChnsts at the navy yard
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Mr. WEBSTER AND GEN. TAYLoR.-One of the
speakers al the late Worcester Convention stated
that Mr. Webster ''sympathized' in its movements,
and would not aid in the election of Taylor. The
correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune says, in refer
ence thereto:
The orator, doubt not, spoke not only without
authority, but against authority. Mr.. Webster
declared here emphatcalIy that he should support
the election of Taylor he has made a like decar-
alton within week at Boston, and it will not be a
long time before he places his intention and posi-
ton beyond the possibility of misnterpretaton,