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DAITTMORE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
* ~. al reet.-ThIs tourisbino ins,jtu-

ton under the direction of Mr. ARCHER (graduae of Yves,
Point Academy and Mrs ARCHER, is delightfully."- sit
uated for the convenience and health of all concerned
The assistants in all the de parmens English branches,
Modern Languages Music, NC, selected in reference
TO superior abilities and diligence in their profession The
offered the Institution inferior
in the country and excellence will be fully attested by
the pentcme en- named below, who, for the part have
or have had daughters The average number OF pu-
oils from various of the country for the last
YEA rs has been about one hundred yearly
Refer to Major General Scott, u S. A. Bishop Johns,
Richmond, Va; Rev DIR. Wyatt; Rev Thomas Atkinson
Rev. j. NJ Duncan, ID. d. Rev. j. G. Hammer, d. d.,
Baltimore Hon Sephen Archer, Md. J. H. Bernard,
esq Va. DIR. III. W. Tabb Va. Hon. A. 2, Bagby Ala
bama Hon. W. L. Sharkey, Miss. David Hunt, Miss
March S-2aw4w
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WABASH AND ERIE CANAL. INDIANA.

CANAL LETTING.-The undersigned will receive seal
~ ed proposals at Tere Haute, Indiana the Path day
of May for the construction Of forty mules Of the Ud
bash and Erie Canal extending from Terre Hnute to Point
Commerce. the fork of White river. The line win
be divided into sections about half mile in length and
will embrace the variety of work usually presented on
similar division of canal amongst which one reservoir
number of tlocks, culverts, &C.. together with the
building of portion of the Eelriver dam and the guard
lock connected herewith
Payments will be made as the work advances in par
funds
The line be let will be ready for inspection by the 18th
of May and by the Goth of that month the plans specca
tons, estimates OF quantities. &c wl be exhibited the
Engineers office in Terre Haute
Dated Terre Haute, 18th March, 1913.
CHARLES BUTLER,
THO II. BLAKE,
AUSTIN M. PUETT,
Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal
March 22-cotI5thMay
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8y A. GREEN, .9.sctSOmssr.

UTOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.-On Friday, the
II 9th Instant shall sell on the premises, at hafpast5
o'clock D. M lot No l, in square No BIZ, situated the
corner OF 18th sire and street north fronting 80 feet
ON street and running back 10 feet with llh street. with
the improvements which frame house, &c.
Terms cash , ..,.,,
The properly will be sold to the highest bidder Title
oood A GREEN
March o3.2t Auctioneer.
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Washington. ID.
SIT. JOHNS INSTITUTE,
Mount .Nban, 6rcOrgef0icn Heights, ID. Z.

The BIsHoP THE DIOCESE, Vlslter
The Rev. ANTHONY Ten BRoEck, A. NJ, Rector.
THIS Institution very pleasantly situated, and in re-
markably healthy position 1t commands view oil
Washington Georgetown, Alexandria, and the Potomac
river for several miles .
Applications for information respecting terms, ne, for
the ADM of pupils, may be made to the RectorPos
Office address, " ST. Johns Institute Georgetown d.
Mar Ii-2aw2m
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shame, such damning disgrace, inflicted upon then
country For one we are not and shall exert every
nerve and make every honorable effort to prevent sucha
disaster In this contest we invoke the aid Of every
true hearted friend OF his country. We summon then,
me and ALL to rally under the glorious banner Of
democracy which is the emblem Of truth and justice of
glory, OF patriotism, and OF liberty!
The CAMPAIGN" will be printed a MAMMOTH
sheet nearly twice the size OF the Daily Union" and
folded in a convenient form for binding, at
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
Clubs will be furnished with copies for IS.
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90 NOTTCE.-Newspapsrs by publishing the abOus
prospectus together wih this notice, until the first Of
June, 1ciH be furnished acih the "Ir Weekly Union"
and the "Campaign' for siI months.
The last number of the CHAMPAIGN" will be pub
shed after the election, and will contain the official re-
turns of the canvass in every State.
RITCHIE & HESS
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Bv n. GREEN, .amctdOrseer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AND
IL PIANO-FORTE AT AUCTION.-On Friday, the 2ih
instant shall sell the residence of Mr. Simon Brown
on south street. Capitol H the engine house. 1.-THE
flag will designate the houe) ut I'D O'Clock, a. m, an eI.
celent assortment of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa. lounge, and parlor chairs
Do marbleop, pier, and centre tables
Do arm rocking chairs, onomans Nc.
Do bookcase and secretary, wardrobe, &c.
Do work and washstands, hat-rack, &c.
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
fine piano forte made by Gilbert of Boston, 81 octaves
of fine tone and touch, considered to be equal any
in the District
Fine damask moreen and efgured window curtains,
with rich gilt conice
fine French plate gilt frame mirrors 90 by 70 inches
Girandoes, solar, astral, hail. and other lamps
Cane and wood seat chairs, bedsteads, &c.
Feather beds and hair mattress
China glass; and crockeryware, among which one line
granite dinner Of 1870 pieces, handsomely figured
Andirons, shovels and tohgs
Browns patent cookng-siove and several airtghts OF
best quality
Three ply, ingram, passage, and step carpets
With a good lot of kitchen requisites.
Terms: All sums of and under 1925, cash $5,
dit of two and MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. ,,,,
March 22-3t A. unCEN' hnct
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PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING AT WASHINGTON, D. C.,
During the approaching Presidential Cdncass,
WEEKLY PAPER,


70 BE EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO THE ADVOCACY AND
DISSEMINATION OF DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES AND
THE SUPPORT OF THE NOMINEE FOR THE
PRESIDENCY, OF THE NATIONAL DEM
oCRATIC CONVENTION, WHICH
WILL CONVENE AT BALri-
MORE IN MAY NEXT.
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CTRAW MATTINGs md Floor OH Cloths
- 20 pieces premium white and coofed nattings
Is pieces styles floor oil cloths
SO white Imperial counterpanes Wc just received
per schooner Senator, direct from New York; by ON
Mar ~ r. H. HUE o. w.
TyO TEACHERS unmarried man In want Oh
i situation and who is qualified teach French, OF
the usual English branches will please inquire for A. d.
at Mrs. ROSS'S, corner OF L and 9th streets.
March l7-3t*
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nAnIAsK, DIAPERS, NAPKINS, sHEETINGs, Sc.
- We have open
80 damask table cloths l0-4 wide all lengths
pieces l0i dauask diap ers, very superior
10 do S-4 do do all prices
10 dozen only fine rich royal double damask nap
kns 3-4 by 3-4
SO dozen fine damask napkins 34 by 34, all qualities
100 do do do s. Shy 90, all prices
100 do do do at l2t cents apiece
10 do 124 Irish sheengs, assorted
20 do Ga do do
30 do ga do cheapest goods in the world
Is do "a pillow slip linen, scarce article
30 do 9.S do do
40 do 7-S Irish linens real old fashioned goods
With many other desirable goods, which invite the
attention OF purchasers.
March 2I-6f d. CLAGETT IL co.
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CKIRTs.-Just received 1000 underskirts, OF many diff
- terent Styles prices from so cents apiece up. Among
them the Jubilee robes
Ascension robes
Patent cord robes, &c.
March 2l-6tif d. CLAGETT " CO.
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ICE CREAM.-M. IL G. PAINTER would respectfully
call the attention of residents in Washington to the su
perior quality of their ice cream. -,
Having dairy OF fifty cows, provided for in the oes
manner, they will insure, at all times, an article o. '
puest kind and endeavor please the taste OF the mo
iasdious richness and flavor. -'.ft.
Orders sent to their depot, Pennsylvania avenue, %
18th and 18th streets, will with attention.
and the will be delivered address specihca
time.
For family use, in plain vessels, per gallon, VIZ oo III
monlds, $3
Mar 22-eod3mo*
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by II. ": URzSH, .7scE1o7'eN'
I OTIS AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the 18TH INST,
II o'clock, p m, shall sell, al my auction store the
following lots belonging the OF deceased personi
Lot No. 10, in square No 6l2
Lot No. l5 east of square No. Oh
Lot No 70, in square No. 665
Lot No. l, in square No S3 - 80
Lot No. IA. in square east OF square No. 6!2
Lot No. 49, in square east OF square No. Oh
Lot No. 3, in square 7O2
Lot No a. square of square No. 642 is improved
Terms sae One third of the purchase money in cash
the balance in equal payments at six nine, and Twelve
months for satisfactorily secured bearing Interest
March 2l-eoNds r. w. DYER, Auctoneer
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A YOUNG LADY, OF high respsctability, Is desi-
"A rous of obtaining situation teacher IN prlvae
family, or in female seminary She is fully competent
give instruction in all the usual branches OF English
education, French and drawing, ornamental needlc-woF
&c. The most satisfactory references given.
Address-F M. G.. Washington city
March 22-Gt
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DLAID and Striped Musllns, Nc.-We have bW pieces
l. white muslins--n
Plaid muslins at l2t
Do do is and l84 cents
Do do o. rs, 81, and 81 cents
Satin stripes and cord, mt all prices
Do plaids, very fine
Plain cambrcs
Jaconets Null, Nansook Book, and Sacharlla muslns
With variety Of other styles goods, which will be Of
fered great ba rgains. D. CLAGETT o. Co
March 2l-6tif
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DERSONS wishing to obtain the genuine SWANS PANI
and SWANS VERMruGE, (Which have been rec,
commended by the celebrated physicians Of the United
States and Europe for nearly thirty years. for diseases
arising from pnrity of the blood and debility of the d.
gesve ogans should be careful observe that the name
of SWAIN is spelled correctly the bottles and labels
March 22-eOd4w 5... b
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Brilliant Lotteries for March, Ie4o.
]. w. MAURY ~ CO., Managers.
S5S, 1928! net IS 1000 - $23, $50 !-$1l, 764!
N 100 ,ri.aa e,f SlI n00 a ra n Illl nO(l

70 number ettery--I3 drawn ballots \,
Tickets only $l5--Haves 81 50-Quarers $3 7o-Eishui
et 81 S7a.
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Eoreigu lmportafion-.

IIyFRrOOI-SY Ri,ard 4sagl2 cas- ndse Godfrey raief
son 4 Co c.s g France Snn1 cas- II jones Cos
do anios Afnsr chs pf0ar krtarts-io cases
, o.. . fftittf ni- " = = - "a
Wiilnuss ci Mm Dsveuani bale Ross3 o. stone, swan
Cl5o tr. n n cooeso ton pe 'on 80 e1- 90 isntIss
Br-ls Atierbuy. Col. DO Nlctolson-ls d.
Col- lhs ~1ap ity l tnn a Fntn = 10
wrklsm Huchinsou9 10 Emo, hahouey q Col c.sk Do
eas snt d. W L.ssn-3 cases Ltte, Adn CO. ca,h
Hammer Haye- Co felova shsil- bales lof.er.
Moad Co.'S Rus.s narsh-4 c'sks Green Sammef-5
crates Co.'s Haslnck Cos caks Bltie' Blnn cs
Buck bales Nens Co.'s ca. Wright siarg. ssss
fsleoner 4 Col DO Morimus Glrts36 do Mccall
Strong Csse32 WI NhteWrEh Col cask J
81 Co.'s Byrd 2 bales Napi-r ci-k Cornell Bro.
ca A Arnold DO ~ Browns d. Capp Meet go
Proudy2 90 Garter Halsey Radanl caak
Tcl0ws Nadsworih i Co. >lne 4 Laol--l tak Row
Blunt lyon DO Lounds5 DO Hal Brosl ciec
l. Holuss3 Lawues WOOD Is J NJ Weed his J
Anderson. jones' d. Merritt. fg Col d1J Jaffaf
& som DO Bsys1 csss- Msll Aeairss c Clam. Solt
worth Tisl So W 8 More & Csc Bumphy LANSING
- g. Deun-0n Dlfuws ibs W WhfeN sht jr3 Dds
Bis Cameron Brani-l Coshrsne Cos cts " s-a
Cosc. spues Codc- bale B-al-. Bu-h Co 81 Gray
dou suwsk- d. Lord fayrl 90 Arn0i soulworih7
DO Nathan. sohc pst. 90 shane Brf5 cs be Hunt
X l. Crcos-l otie keelyc MACY sol-f-
uenamH. 81 Co.. bales case Narre cases fheips,
Bliss i DO " ffkursb 90 Lee telf1nf DO 3
Ole Hart Col Nsnfe.fson, J0-er Col 90 Gillespie
SfeVar-I 30 Hunt Coz cases Swan Williams O. Rsr',
Btbock COl75 bts IS 90 copper lt hd- sheet non Phelps
Dodge cases. nf Casks hlss, Major Co ts
hIs sheet Bruce sonlfo sack- sat her
m47 has tchs Anchors CAS- hardware 90 b1s tn,
bars railway order.
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Part III.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of the two Armies A. this place
view OF POINT ISABEL next greets the eve From this
place the spectator carried on and looks Al the BRAZOs
ISLAND. Government Steamers, F.shemen's iiuts, &C.
Soon afler leaving the Brszos The MOUTH OF THE RIO
GyANDE with IL steamers, and after entering the stream
We have a beautiful view Of the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT,
with steamers making their way up and others stopping for
wood and water; and follows Characteristic sketch
~ 4 MEXICAN RANCH. with It's people domestic ami
mails and surrounding foliage srd Immediately aner this
we have n view Of the
INTERIOR or THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and can the Mexican people home, engaged In their
domestic operations This is most amusing scene, and a.
WAYS causes much mlrth.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

KINGS COUNTY CrscUII COvRr.-FboTc.T BdTrcr'
- .-f r. Sn'Acsa ci tssumpsf @ rrcof-r NJ prN- OF
AotAr -rcaec Ps ~ taorg tses % ne tr'-ndtrt ln
.iet aiee 'he r1i lsi tac iruace lret
sri fhs "a the tig accorttsce a. ne
Of ,e p.sltA Nsfta - paa.r - sise-s A., ~ ee's eis
JAs Alsr ara Lyf kair Az srVs 80 Nryf an Con-
Cssssi Fl re CHysf foay.I To- Of iresPass -
ese 1rouget 70 Fssr osss- un-- sasiaed 1y Ns
haer a cnseqc1c ~ s~frt nrre he PAT c lie -eent
ots q Their slfstet eyterc thar o. &c evening %
lie AL q oc Der si Ms, n her dsugh;si - mo BOZ
sboaf is i deep ~hA hai been exc.vcd the Court
~ Ataac 50 f The purpose Of constructing Fuoi ester 81
Al rec~rax ,1si
not ale - sf<sk ~ several sss Dr. Reocit aac Ney.
~f0 attended Mr. TESTIFIED st sae bal u 49, nFef rc-t
,ry he effs OF tie AL but si TIE af--
q vgsls sho.s. ~ ls i.s~oas 9dss.s y se~ last
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The greatest Panirs 10 he word. GOVERN. $500 s4lsfe
FEET Of canvas.
The achievements q The American Army IN Mexico DIR
rg the ATE with tai beauffl. lna interesting eolniry
are well kr0wn ths American Peop.e and % he world.
The bnarcy Of our a hat war = without para
el IN the history = the Human race To Illustrate hose
scheTeae1is portray The Circumstances and incidents
connected herewith thus 20 pici0riay connect he past
VIII the present Co show b. ne PEo7iE oF rHs Cesar
P~rgf Tie scenes our soldiers passed through is IL De-
rign Of ti. GREAT NATIONAL WORK aid When u IS
rscol.ec.ed thai exhibits viii astonishing hieliy % ne
re he marches encampmenfs, battles si 81 he para
penaa q long and vc0n0us campaign, extending over
hundreds q miles Of enemys eoaairy over mouniain
AID dYsr On land AID showing nature Ia her widest
and Id Der mdes forms the spectator Is s-rucS .sioa-
shuent.
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and the positions q the two Armies the nature Of
the ground aud al the interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery Of that great battle.
Here are brought to view, in fan action the American
aud Mexican armies with their relative positions The
smoke Of the artillery the gaopng Of The officers across
the plain bearing orders to AL parts OF the hed the fall
ng Of the dead the bearing or Of the wounded and all
the wild confusion Of that deadly conact shown tn this
picture and the perfectly cool manner In which Gen
TAYLOR giving his orders In ne rey eosfnne uio
he poys On ma, memorable dry, Is intensely exciting, and
leads the spectator to the he'd OF battle An ofcer
active part that SIGHT remarked on seeing IT, that
he was again Al Pao Alto Such is the wonderful effect OF
porlraying he ~ canvass.
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ALEXANDRIA sspt AR RI brs N-vas. Brtl.. LIVER
roa e. org fser Bissr. Bostol. Bnokl-. MchsA sa1
lhr faiiay. LEWIS. Nlork.
BALTIMORE. S-pt s-Ci. brl Ns71-on ks.l. Cox sset
shi,s Mississqp. Baa Liverpool. Mars peasants, LTrooL
bOsION. sept sAu Al-oas Para. ffcu sllrs Cabot
><ksnon Mon, Al. Faruhsm DsntfsoitA liis SIP N1p
An isiisa Nlo, o. has &c kuvPe t,fss CAssl hlHn-
Malta smyrna Cal:1n Harir- Havana Ghraar lrrl'n p
tou orss Sen Poste Savanna I-clseh Lang fllai- pl
ears joy. NsThAll, Nofoik. Wkrrn, 6rsfln Portland
CHAEL ESION, S-pt Arr Lsrar1. Turrer. NNors
Nss Paieof3 roriieace Gre -hp Clsfestol Fave Nfork
ssic.. hsrk Acstis. Providence.
NkW ohlEtN> Aus 3l--Arr sAps N-mQls. posri Nfofs
H-nr War Mason. Boston Rate han>al haVr- ca .lp r.
Sr.fh
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| GOOD HAIR DYR-'

4 GOOD HAIR DYE-The beet that We have ever
n seen Is D NJ. BALLARD'S Improved Permanent L.
cad Han Dye. II vii make any shade from white % e.
black thai gray hair be restored 10 - nal
and sandy light ed hair matched with any darker shade
retaining The soss and soness Of he on gna hair hch
is he best evidence lhsl be given ihr; 5 wsy
Injurious the hair the SIN For sale by the under
signed, where beautiful samples OF hair may be
Rusht n CLARK Co 40 Broadway and 10 Astor House
Crisisaoro Aston House Kehsm Henshsw ~ Fulton
-, c. NJ Guoa. II Boweryi Mrs. M Hayes l5s Fulton
Brooklyn For sale wholesale BY lie manufacturer.
AZ 81 COr;lkndst n Y - iw-
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tRINTING ISk.-JOHS q LlGHTBODY Is co.,
stnnfly maif.curng and has always hand every de-
cnpuou u Printing Tax. from the res Black and COorei
70 News uks, which he wArrarts euL 10 any
fscurac, and a. a. ow prices Dc sold BY any regular
Manufacturer Orders forwarded ~ steamboat railroad
any par VI the county, b addressing note TO -
Rpsesi.
P S-Ths papsT il printed with ny News Ink also q
great many Other newspapers ths ely Philadelphia Bos
ton. Baltimore, SewOnezns and oter cts and towns IL
the Ur.t-d stzles c-2i n
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The Psnorana opens with scene IN he Gun Of MeAco
with fne display Of sailing vessels, sieamers &C ana
view Of he Island and Chy Of Galveston Shortly nef
this The behoder sees before him
TAYIOR,s ARMY ENCANPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI
Presently grsphic view r
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH,
with its long train of wagons, pleases he eye Amer ne
days march We find the
ARMY ENCAMPED FOR THE NIGHT
wilhits Camp Fires sennes TearnseFs, &c. Next comes
Hfs-hke view II
THE ARMY FORDISG THE COLORADO RIVER.
This very beautiful scene and admired by all who
view IL The appearance Of the cannon planted on either
bank Of the river to protect troops while crossing the
march Of he and horses the wae the care tssen
by he soldiers TO elevate their muskei. AID banners above
their beats while wadng almost shouderdeep, the beauty
Of the surrounding forest scenery, the ne flowing stream
Itself the Of iroopsou the opposite bank snd their
formation into line again all IN this piece, can be bat
family described by word aoneii mus, be seen TO be ap
precsied. While the audience admrng the piece jus
described The scene changes and they gaze on a
VIEW OF THE CITY OF MATAMORos
with 70. barracks Of Mexican soiiery. From This city the
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nfsE<TEkN, DfAKKHEA, Cholera Morbus
OSummer Complaints, snd all affections Of The stomach
and bowels, speedily eecusy cured by the use OF
NE Syrup Of Blackberry prepared by J. O. Whitwel
Chemist. Boston IL Il warranted the es-esr
taken 10 seesoni1 " hours. Choera fnfsum or Summer
COmPllni IN children is cured by the use OF thi.
medicine Dsrhea Of long standing eaectnay cured BY
H. Indigestion and Debility speedily removed II re-
stores the tone Of the stomach reviyes the spirits and nvi1
orstes the whole system Sod wholesale and retail bv H.
Agsnts DEAISG X co. III Maiden-lane
Where al country and city orders are supplied on he
nosf liberal % a.
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Foreign Markets.


F' s 9,Dsy rr- brand 80, ro . vt 80 fs.a
Pf.,ss-ray free s-d All .rnoses o. Z, ct Is: -. log
A8se- free lon boue a -ai 2 ~ k,'isfn 2as - ~ -
y. . --. !, -. So. 49,. y MI -. a gis
r, '- Fnias Ne. a g. -. ~ - y -
-. r.. os = 20. Mes ~ ~ -. ~. ~ So d--s
~, En- ,-s,s sns 3D. 80 az Prra-. 3d. b. - tf,r
ia8s Fsuy a. pr H. io- i''i hiu' lai '-''
g. "a ~ 1901 s.,, Tree y ert & joe cslo
BERN Duty BP. . 70 q eFt forls = 80 o,s'', 90
DIV. BP 4. % For b. F- sui, 7aa 2 eyi g a
q. Md X a. Do. fi0a CO. Ordinary, DO o. q, e o. &
80 s,1s- s-r b.. viii AID a1el ios a. q RED = ioi
= ll5-Fnir w--ie-n caa fsr s' -. -, h'and 81
~ 81. orIesn. End ono g. ~ Caasdaar -. ys aai
er sso h.. y. s7Ihsl.n Corn pr 80 bs %. .s.i9 IN
Nl 3D. ~, b. IT, - - Bare, ~ ~ - ~
an BE = f~r ri fr7.; snol % o. Dry n Canvas.
!, su PAD Is a5o. Ca.as a not smoked = ei GUY
''T H5,.I6s,, IS, 4, ert 10 bond = rt sos
or3ry 70 mdans 81 80, inierof and "fease - '
is.p-Do,y BP y %. = ioa Ps 10 5oai 3 ton f'
PssE-Du,y Me-. = bb soIS o. O.. DO Ola 90
% - I. = es Carolina dressed a quality 70 as', do
'T.ts-pas BP IA per @ Tor - du;y pad PER c q 81
A.n,.-sses moderate elien lo' % % rs ior Po and
81. 10 81. i,r Mootfeai Pearls
,,a rte and 10 Consequence though e market frn ihe d
CHECKED ~ boxes only have armed aaHhs ts
Bfrr-Con;nre. ordinary demand but without act'J
Ptr,~.1-l ~ bis fDr quality soli ~ e. per c~t
Carr.re sod ia 20 - -, one oaf - ff'-i
bringing 5s
Cow 6o-Durng te fore part n lie week the weather BENG %
most unfsvorabe active busne.s vs. passing %
nr M. AZ he advaed quotations noted Tie OF ~r SIDE
erdst appearance oi matters o. more c~es 80 ~
seeming probable. pecuai's puAasssa ceases 70
influence prles .,-...
H.~. ~ do salt sod s3 o. md shoulders 20 %
LisDAbve 80 tons hs,e sod a ial pt-- ol a. attempt %
the ra o establish farther adv anc- has not oee1 80
CesslIi.
freely met by ho'iers stocks beng st'l very teafl.
ier very demand duruz fhc early part o e wees al
fs " q ner evt above quotations ui 20 day.
Tsll0N-Tte qiff SO PEI
v va accented Butcher Associate t. Jay f-
. rather better inquiry .
TrtrrSriss-No ss %; Rough your tons " good spirits d n
DC per c~t Yours, Nliiif "Ai " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

PEI Nt5cfnia.I liftarooti i srsi 70 o..
Under ihe influence weather DUNG e eay pat
week increased ppe~nsoa tlsi large nparat s m
would required Cotton Market sa- much fepfe'ri 10
r. decidedly yesterday ut % CAV being nue.
e demand has revived aud - marie; closes a. Last "eei quota
he confirmed The Potato disease together w'h The
aluo. certainty vii afan be- csei oa % render
,.rre tue poor ireland mtcA anxiety and riFh
ne srlnsrs WORKING % d.auaee ele pen
Of tie low gnce Cotton, but little antry mafrsiei ~ ' u
purchase largely beyoud their iitfe N1uts.
The sales OF Cotton, r the week ending This evening are 81 50
hs-s Of wsh spccsors hsve taken lco an exporters $50
isle. The American descriptions sold, consist Of sf s 81
81 as. 1910 Orleans a5H f39 Alabama ard Mobile NJ
81 a.. and $50 Issad a. "a llt perrin Toe oct nov
O, taes as1 .5 time t year. oi sifl ti-''
tsss are Amer against s0inp 1871 Far kean- if
Noble a. Upisui ~ The Corn Msrsei ql~i to-day
10 3s ~ large parcel OF round yso" dtt th
gecei sold qaaer htst lla -'
Ter hb FI1uE pai 81 tiolr 90 PER bob WAR
n sn pert b The Oats Wheat IS per quarter and on
flour g. 4ll - per ubL
sales OF Iurpentne tls week Common Ameff an
Roam has ads auce4 quoted g. 9 % Csf
Your. r~sreetflliy BROWN, sHlPLEY A co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
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4 VALUABLE ARTICLE.-O NJ BALLADS
"A Compound Extract u strawberry Leases-Pnce q
censis me oest remedy known for the Of disrrbes
cyseniery cboesa Iorbus Summer complaints main i ~
stomach or bowels also, he best preyeriys sd cure for
seesczness Persons travelling Of either sex OF al ages
ana under al ercgmsa nces, will fed this an iryaushl
pot, 81 COrtlsno-st. New-Ycfk ~ H..