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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
v1NHE Subscribers have oomneted their arraule s=S
l. ments for extended business than tbatN n
"a hitherto done by the old house. Our stock of<1S1
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
surgical INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY
embracing, as intend it shall every article needfu
10th Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
price " any 9th u house in the trade while as
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
Of having them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-.
yi0usly experienoed in this place
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
No; SO CgSTQMH0USE STREET, N o.

No. SO CUSTO-MHOUSE STREET., NJ O.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate Diseases cnred in
few days by regular physician without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No. So CUsToMHoUsK STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
Of the forms of certain Disease to his general adve
sement in another column. The treatment adopted by
him is that which hiss the approval of the most
Surgeons of Pars London and New York and its unver
sal has proved beyond doubt that nermansnt
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases
tanned moral certainty, if application be made those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied on
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city. all the many
that have under his have been cured without
single exception. Some of these of years standing
One remarkable of structure 30 old has been cured
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose
spectabiy known to the citizens of New Oreans) is at
hand, and (by his permsOn) be referred to- Dr. M
treatment OF structure not known South OF New York.
His treatment of g0nOh9a and geet is the most perfect
discovered 1t the shortest safest and sures The
patient takes cOpaiva, cubebs turpenne or other nau
doses but obtained in two days without
PAN. inconvenience change of diet LIZ No unless
a is effected within the time named.
lMPOTKNCY-Young men Others who, by sexual ex-
self pollution, have brought themselves
of the painful consequences resulting from unestraned
indulgence of the passions, such as premature mpo
constitutional deran cement consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence; offers them perfect The
strictest secresy observed.
DIR. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No. Sc
Customhouses St. BENJAMIN MULLEN. M ID:
: ~ Remember No 81 CustomhOuse St mis- If
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

WHOLESALE purchasers to cali and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store and -
- constantly receiving by every arrival from New -
York, direct rom my mandatory in New ~
ark, N. J. can sell cheaper than any other house in
the city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assortment of those articles have at present in store
600 dozen of black, white and pearl BUENA VISTAS Of
far and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE
fyl1 % Customhouse st. up stairs
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oRooKER.X AMR rSGIAsswARE,

GROCERY AND GLAsswARE,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and CITY Retailers csR
~ will find at the sign of the GREAT PITCHER MA
Street Ggier Of the largest stocks 3
81 QUEENSWA ARE ever imported into the x
shapes. Assorted Crates for Country Trade.
Also, Debentnre Goods for the Mexican market large
assortment of GLASSWARE.
~ Terms moderate, and packing guaranteed.
H33md&W SAMIi. Z. MOORE, 81 Camp St
CROCKERY. CHINA, GLASS WARE, etc.
ffS- AT RETAIL. ,A1
YvHE SUBSCRIBER offers at greatly reduced 49,
Il prices, his large s,ock of CHINA, GLASS and $50
EARTHENWARE. Cutlery, Plated Britannia ~
and Japan Ware and HOUSE FURNISHING 90
ARTICLES. -
Families. Hotels Steamboats, &c. supplied at the lowest
CASH Frees Goods for the Coantry carefully packed
fy3-d& W3m SAML Il. MOORE 81 Camp st
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MARTIN H. DEVERETTX-

CRATES of Brass, Russia Berlin Iron, of any a
pattern or size to suit the Fire place Maptel So
STAIR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR. * -
NITuRE in general. Kitchen RANGES for W
Boaring. houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES to suit
M: II; d. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES. TO
SUIT Churches Halls, Public Rooms: Small do for Off
ees or Counting looms Ship and Steamboat CA BOOSES
from No. to g. for coal wood. STOVE-PIPE of ali
sizes and pnt up Bath Heaters Stills, Worms, Sugar La
dies, ETC., on hand TO order
N;B.-Builden and others in want of Crates. Tin, Cop
per Pipes or Cutters. viii find their advantage TO cal
~ All REPAIRS prorptly attended to at
Hiu NO 70 Tehoupitoulas o., New Orleans
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CoLEMAN's IMPROVED PATENT PoRTABI

OOla6MAN7S IMfhOVEU FAIENT FURTABLE
- U.NDt .L.fTORY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by w. P. COLEMAN, Grod street,
1v1 one door below Baronne, New Orleans These Mills
are in successful operation in the following States viz
Ohio. New York PennsyIyan Virginia. Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri. Ar.
ssnsas Tennessee Aabams Mississippi louisiana Texas
thing for California number of them have been pur
chased recently for those Diggins."
IL Warranted TO perform the satisfaction of the pur.
chaser, or money refunded. [mhI4l W.P.C.
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Albany. April. 1S47.

CAUTION.
Owing to the great and immense sale of y Towr
sends Sasapana number of men who were forrnerlv on
agents have c9mmenced making Sanaparia Extracts ~
Elixirs, Btfe Extracts of Yellow Dock etc Thev rens
rally put up in the shaped boes and some Of he
have stolen and copied advertisements thew are IN
worthless limitations and should be avoided s O
PRINCIPAL Office 126 Fulton street sun Building Nuer
YORK kedIng Co, State street. Boston Tvoff So sA
i32 NORTH Second street, Philadelphia: 81 ! HaDee b
sIi b.s1 Cohsn Chsre.to3 los Ser1 and
and Merchant. generally Throughout fhs Umbre-
Sfso, west tndiH pad the Ganadas. ssntsman's
]. WRIGHT, III Chaytrss II
0elo AeenA, Nswstfeet,
4+p kAN Exchange.
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VINEGA Ar ESTABLISHMENT.
1--WE Undelsigne1i il constantly manufacturing and has
\ fcTsalea very : iperior article ofYINEGAR,- .
which he will g9aE ntee to improve by age and Q8EA
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced
PRICES to viz Butts go gallons a. Barrels 30
salous, ~ Is BaIre 10 gallons cents gallon. libe.
raj discount mnde to wholesale customers .
.@ line lropped in the Postofice will be punctaay
attended to- lap@ til JOHN HI. WEBB.
Corner Commou aud Maais sts. opposite Charity Hospital
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O. RIDING H U Sc.
liz GR.4pIER Street. 6etUeen St. Charles and Caroa.
deLe StTetsOne door from the corner of Cdrondeet ST.
MRS; WILSON Gate of "a Bienv!le street) respect.
that she continues in the above eligible location
pied by her during the last year. She has had her LN
HOUSE thoroughly efed and prepared for the
dation Of gentlemen exclusively: Grateful for past patron.
age she hopes by dlgen attention to the comfort and
yenence of her patrons merit and contnuanceo of
the same Her terms will be, as heretofore, MODERATE.
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II'0FNe 'OHF' oepT
Prepared and sod, Wholesale and retail by A. B&D
SAMms Druggss and Chemists. 100 Falton street corner
Of New York Sold also by Druggists generally
the United States and the Canadas Price ii
per DoneTX poues, 20 mhA I'M
Sold also by SICKLES q CO, No. "a Mae
AzINK STREET; III. KENNEDY g. ETTZp aTPTcR
(Suceessors to .3ndreD Ouer q Co.. CORNER OF BfEN
WILLIE AND CHARTREs STREETS; ". .L4RTIS d co :
CORNER COMMON MAGAZINE sTREETs. Il
DUFTLHO. Er. and F. p ID NC 49,, - n-i-ans
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HATS-HATS
A T MY SALES-ROOM may be lourd +, fe,v c,sss of
II. flne Moleskin Hats; some very handsome six -
Hats great variety of common Silk Hats !: Reaver
trabsnd Black fashionable B. b. Russia Caiifor ~
MI Buena Vista and Plantation Hats. Also-A choice
ct OF coored and clear Leghon Hats and few superoy
Panamas All of which just received and for sale low
for cash or approved paper VIM BOOTH Halter
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L-1 FOR SALE.
A SODA MANUFACTURING APPARATUS. com.
II plete, comprising number of Fountains Coolers
Charging Pump, etc., ETC.. For particulars or nspec
mhI4 M. II. DEvEREAUX. IS Tchoupoulas st.
NEW FEED ST ORE
nRDERS FOR HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, Pc.
" TATOES, ETC. promptly attended to.
f. CHAPMAN, SO Tchouptouas street. =
ksfer enee-J. 4 r. GEDDEs. Gjal8 6m1 Poydras.
HATS AND GAPS.
I ROBERTSON & CO., No. 81 CANAL STREET has
a. received, per arrivals from New York and I'm
ParIs complete assortment of Gentlemen's snpefne E
"a Black and DIab Beaver, Russia, MoIeskin and -
Ia Nutria HATS, latest styles. Also. Infants Boys
sand Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS, of every va
Lety together with large assortment of all kinds of Straw
hats found in our markets. such Panama, Leghom,
Gampsachy Canada Straw, Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
HATS, Children fancy trimmed Leghon, Rice Pearl etc.
All Of which we respectfully offer to friends and the
pubic on the most reasonable terms, wholesale and RETAIL
q the FASHIONABLE HAT and CAP STORE No
81 Canal street, New Orleans mil 3n
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Shipping IntsI,l.reacoI

BOSTON, Aug. L. lsr
with cabin second sa6p and go stssTass pa''e6ssrs all
T Slip mn ihi sSsd JUNE Ss9 Sss '
sa Rs a,9S da h% q1s jay s CAPE
NNESo niles saw several large ieebergs
Flsd; ps;s' STSl ssh,. G5sa,'I:s Sr
Bark Isspeld b@s9cs ayfes June b. In pert 3ts bark,
Richard do Amphitite do Antoipes,e dos Amy ao ris
SCI gSgSS Sns f1 per Sc S 5.e aT
hSls;s during The h, wsek st; loye ,sS ai
BTs Maria sE Ia esnd sa n hi s,,
for Boston days Fremont for New York g. Ten.
iR len len "a brig aaTsa Sa p
sf % eo S. r SIE
Malta and smyrns, James smith Kins,on Jan ship as-
aa ss 'a s S os G;
sehrsB Tufts savannah; Andrew Brown, Albany corns-
P4s:rseIss IN T,E srrArsHrp cALrpcsIA ron LIVER
Ibsyer tsas TOll:p sns.a walker os,oa M saa Mr.,
& w s T xsrs D S S Of
Peek. Henry Scott, Of sault 81 Marie kss Aeyns q Bar
1n s & fnsss O. Sssy Of cd:Ss a. L.
Ssnn.J Bi,ny Of rs;.a y ssd The yhS,s .'
ss 1.%s S:s Tss #S. & css Sss
GrsSor Of sliiaa John Fox. Of Ns~Ound.nd julie: Mar
'nffar DR. Alexander of A'' ss.s,o rS.. iay
Sai'ed-Brg Frontier New York. TIL brae ltaska, Alex
andria Patterson, Balmor soth, Belle. PHILADELPHIA
BkngoR, July -.
Arrvsd-ssbr Patriot, New York 9oth Bowditeh Turks
Island.
ClsaTsd-soh, sshra Prospect and Triton, Baltimore.
BATH, July 30.
ArrvedBrr VIM Purringten. New York; sehr Ho do
Clsafed-2sth. bark AGO Ins, Buenes Ayres-
PORTLAND, July 81.
Arrived-Brig Rival, Havana
sALsN. Jsiy 81.
Arrved-Schrs kiohigan, Phadelthia Globe New York.
Clsarsd-sshr Mary Clark. Now York.
NEwBURrroar. Jolly IL.
Arrved-schrs Eric, New Yort Rio Crande. Philadelphia
Psoihc, and Minus, kondout
HALIFAX. N s, Jsly "a.
Clssrsd-sehr Dread, Philadelphia.
ST. JoHv, n, July y.
Arrvsd-Brigs Job New Haven Emily AieYsndrs Mary
Sarah and Challenge New York. @h. ship Commodore New
Yori brig Lady Maxwell PhiadelIh ia seAr raas. New
York; 29tf, ship David Cannon. Do.
ClsArsd-Brg Eliza Nerrithew, Provijenea.
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Mark

Nrw ORLr.Ss July 90 1919
The sales Of cotton yesterday amounted TO 700 bales
at extreme prices Middling is quoted at 10 cents;
advance If cent on previous rates This week the
tales have reached 500 bales. Flour is firm at adj
vance Of 81 per barrel Common brands are quoted at
So so, and choice at 81.
BALTIMORE, August l. 1919.
The market Is buoyapt Sales of white at 62c
yellow, 6Sc. Red wheat is held at 81 To- -four, IS %.
The weather continues very pleasant.
PHILApELPHIh, Aug |, 1910.
There Ia a better demand for cotton and notice
tales of $50 bales Upland and New Orleans at 10
cts The -four market is firm with fair qury
Corn hes again advanced, and now commands Gle
ALBANY Aug lie P NJ.
Receipts since yesterdsy:-Fiour, 500 bills; wheat,
so 600 bushels The -four market is STEADY,
but not active Small sales made at yesterday $
quotations There is but moderate business doing in
snd the ales 14000 BUSH at SO c for round
yellow, and SIC for mixed Western In oats, about
5000 bushels changed hands, at 37lac. a $50.
BosToN. Aug. 10 r. NJ.
Cotton-Seles Of 400 bales good mddling 10 middling
fair New Orleans at lGc to l01sc six months Sugar
Sales Of 100 boxes fair yellow six mouths Hemp
Sales Of Manila at II 3ac. six mouths. Corn and
tlourNo sales of notes no change. Al auction, 3l00
bags Of iio coffee sold at So 52 81 49, four and
six months 100 bags Java stained Sc a75sc per ID
cash.
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peiore Juu4o Lyncn.
Wiuiss Bsdiwg George Diiiinshoa THE an
seton for assault and battery The plaintiff native
OF Hamburg shipped on board the bark George Henry
Of which the defendant master, the 9th Of
June last on voyage to Nassau, from thence to one
OF the West India Islands and back to the port OF New
York On the part Of the plaintiff il alleged tast
the defendant committed two unprovoked assaults
upon him on tho l4th and 23d July that, on both
occasions while the plaintiff was engaged in the
wheel house on his back crushing him to the deck;
that hs afterwards kicked him while down at the
same time making use Of and insulting language
The defence was that the plaintiff was, both
Aions at work at some Of the braces The defendant
being each time on the wheel house seeing that the
plaintiff was lodging, he called out to him, while
hauling the braces to bend his knees, and put his
whole strength to IL. The plaintiff took notice,
upon which the defendant took hold Of rope, swung
out Of it, and then put his foot plaintiffs aud
jumped ON deck but denied that he kicked him upon
either occasion 1t also stated that the last
was oecasioned by the plaintiffs pulling wrong rope,
and letting one Of tbs sails go which the wind blew
fresh at the time, would DO very dangerous. Juds-
IL reserved.
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THE NATIONAL EAST DAY.

q. OF q. FIN II. w. GRAND LODGE OF Tue
state Of New York. the wing preamble and resou
tons were rariTnously adopted -
Whereas the Chief usgstrate Of the Union, and the Exs
euves Of State and city
Friday next to bs observed general day Of stug and
to Almighty Coo in consequence OF he destructive
pesenee devastating the ard the
calamity and death around MS; therefore be it
Eoolvcd. Tint this Grand L9tge cordially
Observance Of that day In the manner indeased.
Reoi,ed That when t;s Grand Lodge adjourn Thurs
DAY i adjourn saturday
At 10 o'clock. BY order
BENJAMIN ,. PENrz. Grand sso'y.
NOTICE-rRiDAY, THE sp INSTANT RENO tbs
IN by the frrsiien the United
day for Eating snd tho members OF tbs Consre
sOn shsre Zeek hereby notified that their synagogue
Centre ard Bhir streets will be thu, DAY
ocloef A. NJ for prayers the Almighty, obvia,e tbs
aiOcdful mslady witch visits land. on whsh
e..on the Rev. DR. ispsssery will deliver discourse by
ALExASDER KING, Proside,.
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thus - DO corn, 100 bushels lard, 44el lbs grease
butter, III s2s do; slaves, 900.
r. .sisnd Corn, 1880 bushels; -four, 400 bbis
10 Pcvfusai-Spars 90; slaves, o5 900.
To Tmsri6s-staves, 10000; cheese, 80 sssss; Zee,
To Gibraitar. Sugar, 0 boxes; slaves, $4,000
70 M,dits,rsnson -Rosin, 1895 bbls bslsam eapivi,
70 tens; sapsn wood, 80 do lisuumvite 20 do ross
wood z, logs, mahogany 2as do sugar, ~ boxes
Jasp bales; rum fsreign 30 punchsons; ginger root
70 Busmos .4yres-Flour, 26l bills rum. American,
tiercss lumber sis oes feet shingles s.; So6 ciis
200 cases sinks IL packages domestics 30 do drlgs
so do; tea ~ lbs sugar, refined, 80 2o3 d. nails
gallons.
To Lsguarrd, Maracaibo, Scrlour, 800 bills roslu,
20 do tar 20 do soap 900 boxes; domestics 80 pkgs
To Central fmerica. Flour ld5 bbls pork, $50 dol
bread 50 dol beef 20 do mackerel, 80 do rice. do
aonesiss - pac1sges soap 100 e9xss sperm candles
do mti740 lbs; lard 6l3 do butter 753 do cheese,
S2s do fish, $500 do; cocoa, 10 bags shingles, No
To HondrG-Iron, 500 bars; tin 80 boxes; olive oil,
l02 dol brandy foreign 49l gallons spirits tupeatine,
77s do; tobacco, bales do mfi, $500 lbs nsils,
kegs lead 20 do powder so do; domescs, 81 pack
No eco
10 AIerico-Ale, 60 casks; sperm oil do tacks, IS
cases; machinery 81 do; silks packages; drugs Is
do chairs. So dozen; sperm candida, II boxes
To Spanish Vest iniies All carbon 300 bills;
do, is hhds iron 6S bundles; tools, 40 boxes yarn
AZ bales; rice 1888 erces; spikes ss casks; drugs II
packages.
TO Danish Wea indies Fish. IT eS1 lbs sugar
fined, 1871 do tea 4s0 do lard 1loS do; hams, 362
do butter, 2735 do pork, a. bbls cassia 800 mats;
mould candles lS5 boxes; rice tiercos; meal - puns
To British West Indies Flour S42 bills ale 20 do;
meal 545 do; bread % do mackerel, 25 do pork g..
do corn 400 bushels peas. $40 do rice 10 tierces;
hams $40 bs butter 1888 do cheese 203l do hay,
800 bales; tobacco hhds oxen, No 80; sheep, 30.
To British North .7nsricd Flour, 4 COS bbls rye
-four, b57 do meal 81 do; tar do bread 10 do;
pork COS do beef 10 do 600 bushels; rice,
tierces; hemp, L. bales; tobacco, 10 hhds; do mfd
2i927 lbs tea, $50 do butter IL 600 do slaves, No
5000.
The aggregate shipments of breadstus, for the week.
amounted to 33 CTS bbs -four; S3I?5 bushels Indian
corn; 923l bushels wheat $50 bbls corn meal and
557 bbls rye meal of which, Jos bills four 81 025
bushels corn, and 1921 bushels wheat went to Great
Britain and Ireland. The movements in breadstu1s,
during the past week have not been active pre-
viouy repored while in other articles they have bsen
about the same Nothing has TRANSFERRED in own, or
the markets Of Great Britain of character calculated
topermanently cheek shipments of breadsus and the
prospect s in favor Of large exports Throughout. the fall
in the event Of the harvess Of Great Britain
ing equal TO q full average. Low prices in own
shipping ports put down all competition abroad Our
domestic eupply 4, likely to be large aud much
beyond our own wants, that probability Of
prices ruling high.
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Late and Interesting from the Argentine
Republic.

Bosror, August 1, 1870.
The Prussan bark Leopold, from Buenos Ayre. Juno
both, arrived here this morning The Packet. Of June
Eth has late accounts from the interior, which repre-
sent the state Of Bolivia most deplorsble General
Bslgu after having completely triumphed over Pre.-
aent yeasco in his turn, attacked by the parti
Sans OF General Bsllivsn. Revolutionary movements
having simultsn eously broken out in La Pas oruro
Csshabimba Potosi, and Cobiia the whites at first
we're successful that General Bsllivian about
Valparaiso in the French steamer Cocyte for the
latter place in the expectation Of finding hs authority
BOZ pletely re-establishod. When the point OF sail
Ing however, he received information OF action, In
wheh the populace chiefly figured, and the effect Of
which vas 20 replace General Belxu in tho supreme
command. The most frightful disorders said to
have been committed particularly ut La Pas, where
lhe houses of oil those in the Balvian interest are
stated to have been completely sacked.
II appears that in the Argentine province Of Juuy,
perious movement had taken place. but through the
prompt cooperation Of the authorities OF salta order
sas speedily restored The latter province max
ing rapid strides In the path Of social smeiioraton. in
brder to promote commercial intercourse with the
capital Of the republic.
The government has Issued Q decree subj Getting TO-
egn goods introduced through any port not national
additional duty Of IS per cent; and for the pur
Of fostering the mercantile relations with the sis
jar provinces It had adopted ether equally
rei.nt.
In the capital Of Nendosa q new monthly periodical
has lately made it, appearance The specimen number
highly sredtable well for the matter 1t contains
for the manner in which It has been got up
IL Is reported that in the capital Of San Luis several
hoeks Of earthquake had been lately felt, causing
considerable damage TO number Of buildings, espe-
pislIy to church. We have as yet no circum-
tsntial details in regard to this phenomenon, which,
70 believe is without precedent In the metropolis.
A. Busnos Ayres Exchange on the United States was
"A mar
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The Wheat Crop at Michigan.

MILWAUKEE, August l-12 NJ
The crop Of wheat is scarcely injured by the rust
in the Eastern but in the Western it has thus
far escaped There is nothing doing in the produce
market. Freights without change in prices.
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The Weather at ithaca.

ITHACA, August I, 1s4o.
nns shower Of rain passed north aud south OF this
place on Wednesday evening last, with few spakles
here. On Tuesday every thing gave promise Of rain
but bright setting scattered all hopes for the
same The mercury at noon stood at seventy, but in
the after part Of the day reached eighty This morn
ing we had clear sky and glowing sun. The ther-
meter at noon stood at rs. in the shade.
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The Cashier OF s,1 Canal EanL

BAlst4oRE. August 3, 1s4p.
The New Orleans papers 81 th. :ith ult. state that
elosurcs being msde relative to the Canal Dsnk
lfheulty.
Mr. Crusat has been elected Cahier Of abe Msr-
Lants and Mechanics Bank
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Telegrnphic Fast.

Oprren IHR NEw YosK, ALBANY AND DrpyAtol
TxLEeRArH Co., August !, 1si2. !
In accordance with the Recommendation Of the Pro-
sidsns Of the United States that Friday the % inst
b. observed . day OF fasting humiliation and pray.
err the onfocs Of the Company will be closed on that
day excepting one hour (from to p M when tis
operators will be at their posts for the purpose Of send
Ing comm, nestions In Of sickness or death.
r.. q PAXTON, President
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RalIroasl Accident.

PHiLADsLruIA, August ], 1s<o.
A man walking on the railroad track, near MIL
rock, above hanayunk, was thrown by the COW
,,eher Of the Reading tran this afternoon lie vas
sh.d up inssnsible His situation IL very preesrious
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CINciNSAri. August 1890.
10 sppsars that Joseph Bracket Ia the name " the
csu. that svindied some citizens OF CincinnsH and
lot Joseph Hand before stated. lie sbseondcd, sf
or obtaining large amounts on forged notes.
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The Abduction of the .panisrd Rey.

Nrw ORLrAss. July 2S, 1s49.
Yesterday. the examination Of the Spanish Consul,
bsrges with sbducting Rey, the refugee from Cubs,
vas resoumenesd. The Consul asked delay, making
dayt to the effect that he expected to obtain docu
gents from Havana, proving that Rey went away vo-
r.tsriy The Court refused the application, and ths
.xsuination vas proceeded With.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02
Sailing OF the Caledonia.

Bo,ror, August I, 1s4e
The steamship Caledonia, for Liverpool len ct $780,
.th ~ passengers for Liverpool aud for Halifax y.
v Tlsyer Of Boston, bearer Of dispatches Of
b. passengers The G. did not carry out any specie
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The Health and Weather OF New Orleans.
NEw ORLrAxs, July q, ls4s.
The health Of New Orleans Il unsurpassed for this
season of the year. The air Is salubrious, and the
cholera has entirely disappeared as epidemic. The
intsrmsnts for the week ending yesterday only