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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Csrrsspend.ns.
NEW YokK, July Z, loa8.

NEW YoKK, July Z, l8aS.
1t is currently reported here that letter from Mr. Clay
town. in which he expressly that he has
Iorsed the nomination of General Taylor by the Pha
dephia convention He says that General Taylor has
accepted the wing nomination, aud that 10 usual
endorse paper before maker signs which, if true
is good enough to be.
The code OF (civD practice and pleading took
effect the LIST inst II makes radical change, and has
had thus far the result of arresng almost wholly the ord
nary law business. BY simp flying pleading, il has, in
TACT rendered difficult lawyer 10 forced under
stand his case thoroughly before he brings suit and
essness or incapaeiy longer find shelter under
prolix and technical of words This il great
form, unquestonaby, and will have the effect of disgust
ing with the profession the crowds of lazy and stupid
that never should have entered it,
The funeral of Col Baxter and his comradss Ia xod for
next Wednesday. The obsequies will be most imposing.
John Van Buren, esq., will deliver tho Grafton These
the brave in the best spirit Of the classic days of
the Greek and Roman republics.
Major General Quitman is in since last nixht and
has his headquarters at tho Aston. Hon. VIM r. King
of Alabama, the same house. Both gentlemen have
received the greetings of several of our citizens
comparative of tho trade with France from
this port for the month Of june 07 and l648 gives ono
idea of the effect produced business relations by
the political changes there:
Exports from NsU York to France
Free goods Duabls. Domestic Total Specie
Is47 1898 Sa,s72 ANo24 4so,2Sl
l94s, li7s 800 10000 pasta $4,000
Decrease, e,17 sl,s7a sss.sas 4s7.s7s
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indian Trsat,ss-Treades between The United ssssss
and the various Indian tribes complete from Ese 70
1887 also the laws OF tho colonies, and the laws q me
state since 1858 In relation TO Indians and
indian affairs and the proceedings Of the CcnGsse OF the
ConEsderaon spdsthe laws passed. by Oongrew ON the
same subjects The whole coccted into volume, large
octave A few copies for sale by
June +. IAxLOn-
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vu,HE Rod and tho Cum treatisss On angling and
i shooting; by the author of the "Oakleish Shooting
The uorse and the Hound their and treatment and
nractca Instructions horsemanship and horsedsaling
nv Nmrd vol, Edinburgh.
The Sporsman's Library by John Mills, vol Edin-
burgh ,.r =, ur... .....,,,~
av fishing rong bottom fishing, and salmon hshins, with
The history of river sh and the modes Of catching
them vol, London.
The Shooters Hand Book ! vol, Edinburgh
Instructions Young SPorsmo In all that relates 70 Guns
Manly Exercises, VOL, and Defensive Exercises, VOL;
by Donald Walker, London. z
Hansards Book OF Archery, ancient and modem, VOL,
London many engraving just received from London by
f. TAYLOR. who has hand a various CORRECTION OF
works. both English and American on tho s supJocu'
in all their branches.
July g.
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A Pull Vino BoAsTERs.-On the 9Th ult, jus
before the nomination made the Boston Courier said
!" If any other than candidate from free State,
pledged whg should by accident receive the nomination
GtnkraL Cnsa be elkctNd."
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Engraved Portrait Of MIR. J. @. Ada

We have rarely, if ever, finer engraving 1t is
executed by Mr. Andrews of Boston, and understand
he was occupied upon nearly eight months is taken
from Healys admirable portrait of Mr. Adams, drawn
before that distinguished gentleman first struck down
with apoplexy. The likeness is capital one We rec
ommend it to the public attention.
1t may be seen at the Congressional Library, and
pies of may be had at the Capitol, moderate price,
from Mr.. Snow, the publisher Of the print
Harry OF THE WEST SroKEN!-A letter received
in this city yesterday from Mr. Clay. dated the Both OF
June which he says that he does not endorse the nom
nation of General Taylor. He also this significant
languages "No be properly endorsed before the
maker signs it," Does not this mean that General Taylor
must least adopt the principles ~ of the wing party
before Mr.. CLAY will endorse him Nv Y. True Sun.
The Lowell Gazette supposes that General Wilson is
called the Nack Cober," because of his tapping the
wing party.
He seems be tapping the wing party says the Lynn
Forum purpose this time, by the he DRAWS
OFF the wings from the support of Gen. Taylor.-Bostor
Times.
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IN n. GREEN, .Q,scfiOwAer
am LABORERs WANTED,

VITANTED on the Rappahannock Canal three hundred
w Irish or German laborers. Liberal wages given
The country perfectly healthy.
Juno l3-3taw6w
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Practical Chemistry.


TINE subscriber give his personal attention
instruction in practical chemsfry niinerakogy, and
geology according the method which he has
cesslly during the past thirteen years in this city.
commodous and welurnished laboratory, large and
library of practical and scientific works in the Eng
era geological and technical collections offer every facil
y to the student.
Anay of Ores minerals Soils waters. vegetable sub
stances and produc of will be carefully
cuted Persons residing distance may send by letter
small average samples of ores, eahs &C., weighing from
100 grains ounce
The apple of chemistry to manufactures,
agricultural medicine, and pharmacy, will receive special
Where practicable, researches will be
suted and opinions given on all chemical questions.
Laboratory 2l7 Arch street, above Sixth in the Arch
'"''' i' JAMES G. BOOTH,
Member Am Phil. Society," and Prof Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute
July 9-4tdN lawu Oct
|tOMMMENCEMEN Annual Commencement OF
~ the Columbian College, for the graduation of the Sc
nor Glass; will be held Wednesday next in the Baptist
Church, K street. The exercises will commence at ii
o'clock, n. m.
The public is respectfully invited to attend
COLLEGE HILL, July 9-d3t
by n. GREEN, .9scfso~Aer.
A GOOD YOUNG CHESTNUT SORREL HORSE AT
n AUCTION.-On Tuesday next, the llth inst, shah
SELL by order of the navy agent in front OF the Centre Mar
ket, O'clock good young chestnut sorrs horse
'~' A. GREEN,
July 9-2t Auctioncer.
400 LABORERs WANTED.
WANTED on the Rappahannock Canal three hundred
w Irish German laborers. Liberal wages given.
The country perfectly healthy.
Juno l3-3taw6w
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Indiana.

CoRYDoN Harrison CO., Ia June 80, ls4s
The nomination of Taylor has met with response
here from the whig party generally. There quite
number of wings in this county-men of candor the
subect-who have said they would not support him for
dspleased with his nomination. Before the Philadelphia
Convention the wings in this county about equally
divided between Clay and Scott The decision OF that
convention has scattered dsmay every side; while,
the other side, the democrats well pleased with
the nomination of Generals Cass and Butler They
in the inevitable election of the democratic candidates
This State Will be good for 10000, at least, for the de-
mocracy This congressional district will be safe for
800 majority for Cass and Butler. certain.
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Kentucky.

MAYsvnLE, KY, July Q, 1913.
There has been time, within my recollection,
when the democracy of Kentucky were united and
sangune We have the highest hopes amounting to al
most perfect confidence, that shall beat Mr. Crten-
den for governor Our candidate is one of the most
impressive orcbe, and eloquent speakers in the State
and has aroused a perfect whirlwind of enthusiasm
wherever he has gone Mr. Crttenden, in all quarters,
is denounced by the friends of Mr. Clay, for his agency
in securing the nomination of Taylor his old friend
and political beneacor; and 80 far from his visit to
Kentucky having produced any reaction in his favor he
is received codly by his party, many Of whom openly
declare that they want him beaten Under these circum
stances think friends not extravagant IN their
hopes of securing the election of Powell.
give you idea of the confusion and disaffec-
ton which prevail throughout the State in consequence
of Taylors nomination. Many of the most influential
and prominent members of the party their deter
minaion not for him and if il true that he has
signifed his determination to maintain his independent
position, and not accept the nomination of the Pha
dephia Conventon--as have learned here-one hall
of the wings of the State will drop him. Some of them
already speak of nominating Mr.. Clay
1t is we'll known here that Mr. Clay. disapproves OF
the nomination, and regards the action of the convention
as dissolution of the party.
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DIED,

DIED,
city Friday evening" the 7h inst In the fourth year Of
C0RNELA REYNOLDS daughter Of JesErx and MARY
Il Rrxrn
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ia, July 8, IS47.
The prospects of Cass and Butler are Frightening
throughout the State every day. do not doubt that
shall give them ten thousand majority The wings are
in most pitabe condition. They are like swarm of
bees without queen The Taylor leaders using
every stratagemcoaxing, arguing and drivingo force
the Scott and Clay wings to work in the Taylor yoke
and it is almost impossible, in their present condition,
that they will be able to harmonze and pull toge
Their
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On Monday evening, the Sd instant the democracy of
Washington assembled in mass meeting in front of the
'Union Buildings and the meeting being also well at.
tended by strangers then in the city, presented
scene of enthusiasm and devotion to principle rarely
witnessed IN this metropolis.
The vast assemblage called to order by w w.
Curan, who moved that John Boyle, esq, be appointed
chairman which motion unanimously and enthu-
siastically adopted The following additional officers
,.rara also unanimouslv apDoiDted
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A. fsC 1fhp AlsftHcr ChafisifcHM Mss } I Nos-sf
Burfil Ms uts two Misses Bnyce. MS Mscef, Mo- Nayn@ Ms
Yong Ns idsou, Mr. Gtc-don chl3rn and Nfs
Cgvf, Mn Grusgyer ME- Snpsou Mo RAJ sei, Nc Me-
and efet Mr. Wraiso h li chad Mr. Paul aaa s Mrs.
lragc, Hon Mse, Master Moses Levy, l. Jones and
siy Coo slJ LADY. Nr SINS aiy Bee lady md chi
n1u, sdy AMI chld, Taos McCsu3-y Naouge. n W
Nla0ugr. W farry Soioman 0tCe. Master Bog
Jss krssey. Jas wusms Ball, wAs5n. Az Cot, r
Chapman Palmer ieuczs. ksfh NJ Dosriulan, q
sney Mcfica Morcack, Hoias Johnson, Howard
D nlun Car. K r a1d Chrsboim, d Wuche-ief. " D
smith Gslslrn " pr1f Randall. f0eers W Nai- J
Puach Dooi, stil,an W { Ragelel R,hlis, hari,
Islo, Bel J C.mul1gs Mliihrscn. Hnl-on Elt- n "
~erssr a Marshall Hon Dr ~syu- pr B9r. Dr. d lee
nHkrnh a A1afn Porter. y ia~Tseit, n sans &
n, f~n "a L Eissii knseisni "A Grosnsyer Wallace N
Coorsr " WHEY. = : Gnhm 8 Camp >si-f-an1 7 .a
as strcragr.
- r, Mm Tusneg Esq Savanash Mss MARI All kn;Tzea
al.
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR Tas TriruSs


ASHES Are s7b and 81, with sale. 100 bbl..
corroN-I quiet, with sales 81 o BOO bale. The mase, on
chans.d
fIouRANp ME.I-rsre sl good 3-ni,us Tor Ylour arl
tae .app5 rernana i shows advalce OF "a
bgpe. s ~. ~ marke, tai the qso,,on are TOO Isl o.
ie order. geueay The sales % t reach 500 OF eo bt "
aas as,s,. some @ so hs better ,l,a conHou .o is
sot 700 ~ ~ sea5 Is southern there
ssoacihg doae there have been sales OF 90 DBL, Brandy Hue
40 Do 0eergrloWu ats small panels Peiersblr-
90 4. s ss N ' isss o. as a a., sa
bt. jersey 90 obs Western 81 RE Floor s7Hasi
GRAIN-For Wheat there oon.iersoe inquiry,
Ss- n lstaisi 800 % o seed at rs al 10 n,sfof
ws.ssra ssfo Or na We ess,s her + p southern m mar
orus .ni showing 81 npton decline. YET
s 800 ~ bash a. sss Tor Nssd, SO % oS ws.
Cat AMI yellow % Cor southern 9ao0 TOT Whe oGo r
Rys steady sales 100 bush 1oaa ei Oats
dal al .3aS6s 90 Norhena
'.asia. frn es2se or PRIME u s7 for Mes Win ses
a ale Of 100 tels Mes Wa rrpon-d Al n 5, Be-
10 Cav The eeiAad 'o' Lsf ase and prees are
sc 30. Al * as sa5ioo Grease 90 a' 'eara
Az 800 kess al Scts Pickles. Meats there inquiry bui
- arpy extremely light Butter aai Cheese are "'hon change
q imforiaucs. snt qaiet
wHIsKY-saes 500 bis p, ssHas'c. showing change
RICE-Is drm good demand here have 5sea eyeI az
rnss 7sasa lootc' cip Mis- 80
oRocEMEs-Ths sugar been baoyani for he a'
tssa Paia T abe comprise 40 Nev oresa.
~ S's, 10 lo''9 No "a . go Caes - 80
good ienane, ard ~ OF ne market h.vs been
tskea prses ifon lc iek oonpfng about 80
part Cor Boston Common
cofIng 70 qasay 80 hhds Roo .sH2 100 Masc0,
s34st, obtls Me- Orleans mas q.
FRIIr-Wr sales hss Bunch RsIsnrs Al
al Is. shoNag larthci improvement
tRON-A about 100 tan Scotlh p a. % ~ A. ton
BONA ..i- OF 1900 n North ~ess asae c., sd
400 south rnfstc terms.
LAfH~Ths sas ~ , NJ We bels,s there ar
are sfQal
FisH-we oie shout GO bb Masrsl al slai g.
- snd % ;of Noe 4. and
HAY-sa>s SO loads Al io9 q cts. cash.
sPiCES-ssles % 100 lag Pnsaio made ~ cent.
us..afs.s
HIDEs-A cargo Of Acan H3es about 1000 reported to
lave been soii a a The markci shows no change
lEAfHEE-Ihcie BIT small soek band ard pfrcs
al. unro,ne demanded good quay udihus
sa3 IS n 49, fr heavy damaged ioH 20 u Ct.
NAVAL sfOREs-Ars tend & sP.srt Crude TarPsnnae ).
he'd offered Sales go hols Mlnug1n Rosir.
,one Al Spirits ee,. small
l. = askcj. llts -. wfhoat .alss
ga,as kn- - LateS g 10 agfse
bbs Crude Whale, AZ 3l-. of export
Hkhf-sales 100 bales nAaIs, at ~
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Notice TO Mariners.

Spar Buoy panied black Lac been placed vi Care Pore
cll wtef-fbe lhf House bearing w BY W ktst tl1f wv
b, upper buoy Eiwarowu haf1or is been sen up
Ef-sfowa, Aug ~, 1852 j. T. fEAsf ''ir'i''
Hanoi % Hum s. S-Voe Admiral Che Earl of Dunf1nt
hts AZ tle reone o NJ Curarf. senior Commissioner on I-lt
Ios BuoY of the Ros Head shpa ~ ie en
trfee II fhe barber of Hsliay, IS.
Ssutr 3rrtrp Ersf CHivs srsIhs heei 10 sn =
d0sy track of vessels proceeding i0 China and vas p r1
of lssf by Capt Jones, u ship Jua i-a o -f
rsssee fre, Hong Kong boat having been "-i- D.
rsr' a-. examined The re oCer u appeared 10 coral
DONATION about 0 t. l length ie-f 1real fe ft
Fer, uneven, and quite visible tfeen htnms though three
s half f;fors uss ounc there nsy te e- over come
the Wien t@ boat anchored three inf hsi
fthos tie center Polo sapafa bore wv by W ani Tie
current -.ff-r. east half north hour caused str
ripple eastward From e center of ilo cspaia e Gee
Tn. dstsue four DE- Great tatAA
f.st .ilff.ne % If south end of Pub Sal a'd-
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RuTGERs FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIME EXERCISES Of the next Academic year viii
i raence on Monday the ith September next at A N =
The Of instruction embraces the studies Of com
pete English education. from the elements Of the infan,
class to inclusive Of the pursuits Of senior classes in
colleges.
The of tuition vary according to the grade OF study
from 81 u si2 per term.
The extra studies the modern languages Latin draw
ing and painting ell VI which IN charge .. persons Of
the CHEST qualifications IN their respective dep arments
Arrangements made 10 convey pupils from the re-
hottest " the city al small additional expense Ap-
lor admission be made al the institute, 40
asdisOnst asr the 4lh September. between the
hours OF A VI aud P. NJ. BY order u the Board Of
Trustees THEODORE CRANE,
sull 2av9vf. Secretary.
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DIED.

q. - R,.iitn. N The sl.i year Of her sse DOkAlhhA
~ .swafd Bscthouse g. ioy-sn resident OF r' - 49,,
-, 80. Of iaa, are a tec 20 siie1 ne il7iAl ~
~ d.. WEDNESDAY afternoon a. IS totf AZ Hei
ID on 1rlosfe W ssli = lafA y. 4, ~
hsr'J,, AZ 81 TLIZABErH. wife Of John ? Cofneh VI u
~. nm wear n her az - .-s..
a. relatives and hose II her hlsbsnt are n'h~' Pr
~ fa-sr.i Without iafhrr t.tlt..a De rr-ileHc '-
~ II IN ILnt.3sy mof.irg 3o'sioek Her remains "" ~ ''
ss.-s,awc.-d Cenlsire of intsuneli ,.-r A., t..-l,
ss,, sssh u.s. MARY JOSEPHINE, daughter n Afehi5ad
+. - sosbe L Irper. sgrt yeas AMI ID day. go.
fde frh iast. sefs severe 81 .-riA N' ' pa.
y ,e,f oi lsr sfe GRACE NeOAW, oi choi4 Inflammation OF
~ toeeis, . ,.trrr,w vARf,N .rfr, 49,.
49, rri Luriada p Perm aged ycsr nin. s'i d o.
~ fnss o family invited 70 attend ie ilnefa r amer
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND.


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This book points out plain language free from Doctor.
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PUBLISHED

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WRITING,

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC AND Boog.kfEPixe, -,
TAUGHT BY AEs5Rs A. II WHEttEh nj
L RAN DIXON, Isl Broadway, corner OF haIsySI.
Practical Book kerping respectfully gives notice that BE
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Mr. Dixon vii have charge OF tho evening Glass; s"eno'
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Me.srs. w u. resolved tha no!nng OF 'ne' fs''
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Domestic Imporfations.

CAIvFsTOS-Brgs D Lapsars7 ht-s cotton Dcson--l Do
vol EMERSON Coshrsue Goa 30 cotton Cochfsa Emerson
~ a. III 4 "a Br..-r CO.. 30 wool DEXTER Harrington Col
box nar Cark ColnsntGb bales cotton bea1ei-l osk plans
Strn Hushson-l Bonies boz Wool kznkn pa,e~
n Cols hhas sugar boxes fD3se % ofdrf
AKLEsTON-SfeGlaAV AaHfhcrHfrlVi CASKS ne inef
gerorfl a.. co,,on " " Chsfwrk-l3 do q bnksy ~
,srl st~nosrl Wfyh, 4 Rpy4s bags feathers 30 roots oos
be..rss s~.n,r P,ck-soO ii,es300o Bcase LadsoN-l
bal cotton Adam. 4 Hswthore-lt 90 % oflet
SAvASNAH- Hr,o Fra--lbl fcs rie W J Hsbershunt'
Pope DO CoiV Neil,fe-l -
lf Do n Grases-4i Gord0n33 90 Ltufens lfmos
a cQ-io d bingham csiartl. % cyrus W fc.i -
bales Wool Msrrfl pig Lshropl bot Siues Gar
Co 90 Cotton J~akins-i5 bales cotton Dutonhoae
2s4 bales order.
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8 THE cAmpsELLs ARE COMING. y

EOURTH WEEk.--TgiUNrHANr Success Society
y Library Rooms. Si8 Brosdwsv, OF Leonsrd-st
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West Doors open al 7-cOmmence al precisely. Adms-
sion 3
NB-Ol SATURDAY AFTERNOON. for the conven-
ience OF families there win be performance, commencing
Oolnck Admlssnn 3 cis-ch-d zen hal pnce. auS wv.
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