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The following sketch we find in the Springfield
(vermont) Gazette, without credit to the source
whence it has been extracted There s that about
i, which makes il probable that it is a translation
from the German. Il will be read, we think, with
uleasura
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II was the 10Th Of March, 1927. In the poorly
furnished apartment Of small hoose in Baden, in
Austria. an old man was making preparations for
journey He hastily folded within knspsaek
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Gen. TArLoR was accused last summer of having
once, about thirty years ago, when stationed in
what is now Wisconsin, given the following toast
No more eId-e6icsrs from North Of the Potomac -
The lie was 80 gross that il did not seem worth con-
tradlcting; but, being appealed to, Gen. T. re-
sponded as follows
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- BATON ROUGE, La, Oct z, lS46.
Mr. DEAR STA: Your communication of the 18th
ult, in relation to sentiment represented as having
been proposed by me at dinner given at Green
Bay IN 1917, has been duly received. would say
IN reply that have already been addressed on this
subject and have taken one or two occasions TO de-
ny explicitly that ! ever uttered the language at
tributcd to me. The whole matter, in my opinion,
Is OF too little Importance, and too absurd upon its
face, to deserve the slightest attention.; and hope,
therefore, that my friends will not see fit to notice
Il. The bare fact that the author of the fasehood
has given TO the public, for the sole purpose of in
juring me, remark which he states that made
thirty odd years ago, at dinner given by me, and
to which he was invited, ought in itself to arouse
suspicious in the mind Of every honorable man, as
to the crcdibility of the story
] am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, z. TAYLOR.
Mr.. s. RrAs, jr., Fond du Lac, Wis.
The following proclamation, by Governor Trum-
bull, OF Connecticut, is the first response from the
Executive of any Of the States to the Presidents
recommendation Of day Of fasting, humiliation,
and prayer, that has yet reached us:
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reau, Could such a vatt disproportion be suffered
to remain Throw overheard all considerations
Of the wisdom Of having the Offices filled by en-
pioy6es who enemies 10 the administration,
who subscribed large Gums to prejudice the popular
will in Pehnsy lvsnia aud other States, and who
make no secret Of their animosity; throw aside all
such console and then, would II be tar
or honest to the friends Of the administration, VINO
have been prescribed for years, to continue 80 IN
famous a system
coed in even bumbnggIng itself None but knaves
would ask, and none but fools would expect. that
rts ayowed enemies The idea is Utopian, absurd,
ridiculous The Offices Of trust must be filled by
men who, at least, not antage astic to the ad-
mnistration; something approaching an equality OF
Offices must be brought about. In no other way
can the business Of the country be properly carried
on in no other way can "proscrptlon be pro-
scribed." General Taylor is pledged to put an
end TO the odious doctrine of "to the victors be-
long the spoils," and he can do in no other way
than by wrestling from the "spoils" party por-
ton of the offices which, for twenty years, they
have held to the fruits of g Jackson's victo-
Vv ID
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Of sarsS Of brig spsouIato slS Ss o. port July ga
Surveying Schooner sscps csharins aud LSdos. rps'
Del gNs vessel. ssGsp. s-s bern
sss s w sss. %
MARSLEmsAD, July a--Ar brig Kate Heath, Boston for
Hosl pas July sArG bark zsnoS, Knowsu Boston
osL.sss July PER ship, I.s alta PeT.sss
hs sea
+: s:: sri Sl ,f;s y o:s ' @
'ss5 sIse .sT E.s;
dsnos; PsIins 90; s,r.nEsr: Bs;rss. 40; Jsss'Sa
for sfy k's 70.
b.nneli. BIr,adoes; sshrs sesis%in nsish. Bill Pha-
NEW LosDoS. July se-Arr sshr Tlos P.tikin. Avery
NEWPORT, July A-Arr sohr corsDi Williams. Norfolk
i ss ay hee sss. Mcmillan. Han, sssrsr
owl: HEAp, Jsly 2!Iip port sosrs sI.sSstn re%sSy
dS for harsst0n; Briton. st0r do for New Yort Pm
yaIy sAss brig AIssi. Haskell New York
2s.h, Lanson Dean. Packard, Richmond. VS..
!u uy Sa sinr as w hs
sra,ra aud Porto csssoi Gen Jssap. Fisher, Bs.'as
sjsy ' % f;sa sSad s
ds.S ss; 5sas ssrr ship
.1 Tnus a. az if1ri Sss
Angons. Wells Hong Kong NJ sleep Incop .,ans
Shepherd Vancouver; 18th. Mex brig Two Brothe5 Udiu
Malatn 53 passengers; schr WITCH Lewis i fun
Nfor Danish brig Maria. Meyers Monterrey 6th Am bars
stephens kasstan Is passengers 18Th brig Glide Water
En- bark Lndsays McKinxer Sydney, NSW Is passeng.r
En- ship soPhia Msrgsre Barrels Pors Adade, via Tahiti
% psssen gers cid 10th, brig Raymond. Hall Oregon.
sAvANNAH, July 23-Cld Lark Carons Godfrey, Boston
sEARspoRr. July 20-Arr brig J Meiiilvery New York.
SALEM, July H-Arr brig Garland. wilkins. Para.
TAUsTos. July 2-Sld schrs Hornet, Phiia; 18th, ut
Hope, and Harvest N York.
THomAsToN, July lS-AIr bark Patrick Henry Watts
Brimore; brigs Lucy Watts Watts, and Fornas, Wilson,
York
WILMINGTON July 25-Arr brig Crocus. Billiard, Havana
10Th, cid brig VIM Jones' Collett, New York.
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Cherokee-G Cumming lady,
child and rvants Rev Or Preston and lady Mics Preston
. Banks lady and children Mise, Banks Adams snd
LADY, A De Blos lady and servant; ) Dc Blois,
Dorance and lady Charles Day. lady, children and servant
Palmer and lady Cockereli ard lady MssJaia Prem
dergsst Miss Ellen Prendergss Prendergas Mrs Maden
daughter and servant Mrs Besuard Miss BeAuIsrd Mrs
Campbell Mrs Anderson and servant. Mrs NJ Davis Mrs
Mrs Qumby, Mrs Yonge, Cen Peter Jacobs. asbroncn
Poison. Hankns B;James. @ Squires, Jno Graves,
ID II McDuffe, Robb Shaw, ID Shearer, A Mccarty Il
Hall Psrsons James prendle e Il Parsons yampssii
Crane. J Washbnrn, d veader Cobb, w II Allen - ~
Fonpette, W Harris. tefft. w Langy. Tyay, X
Campbell = Hernandez, Wade, w Mercer, Th,s Brady,
LIE Boprssois, ksy No Gesham Capt Wilsters,r Geo
ley Diego, Doniate Comrades Mcellrn, Mino Lay.
TPhinney, N Davis, Churchill Thompson, Brink
erhof barry and in the steersgo
LVERpooL-Ship Atlas-H Bailey, Rebeeca Harensham.
Kate Riley sud $50 10 the stecrage.
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Our Phiisdsipssa Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Juiy %, 1873.
The Epidemic Fatal Effect of Fear The Rash 10
Cape May-Sfah Tares-Markes, &c.
The cholera report for to-day smountst to ~ cases
and Is deaths; II deaths and cases in private
practice, cares in the hospitals. cases and
deaths In the almshouse, and cases IN the county
prison. The deaths this week are ~, against Its
last week.
The effect OF fear in connection with the cbo-
lera, was manifested in an extraordinary degree
in the Of female friend OF the late Mr.. Kara
ber's family, who was assisting in the house dur
ing the funeral preparations While the funeral
was gathering in front Of the house, on wednes-
day, this female began to imagine that she was
attacked with the epidemic, (Mr. Nick. having
died Of ny though she had experienced none of the
premonI,ory symptoms, and gradually The appre-
henslon becoming more and more intense, she was
seized with violent hysialcal affection, during
which her shrieks were heard by those in the
street before the mourning relatives returned
from the funeral, the unfortunate vlctIm of her
own fears had expired
The rush 10 Cape May continues The Travel
Ter carried down about 100 this morning accom-.
panied 10y baud Ut music. was amused in p,s.-
ing through the market early this morniar. at
seeing regular Jakey stripping of his butchers
shirt, end cay ing to a huckstrr woman near him
fat snd forty, II not far, g Good bye, Aunt Polly
Tn OIL =" WbeIe TO-, she ,u sad enqoiringiy.
"eood bye; shsn't think you're long IL YOU never
come back" soyou see all classes are rep ,irug
60 the eide, for the pleasure which used for.
merry 20 BE exclusively the resort of the upper ten
Our county treasurer to-day paid $3.50, i95 on
eccsunt OF state taxes, winch, IN connection w,,h
Other receipts. gives the State Treasurer ample
funds 10 pay the interest due the 1t Of August.
The traosactionsiD -four to- day srs limited and prices
are stationary, at former quotations. For city
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
ALEXAN DER'S TRICOB APHE.

THIS CELEBRA1kD HAIR DYR HAS NOW BpWg
use three Year,, during wieh time nearly fiur-
ersd It@unnd Hoses have een sed giving universal at-
isones inrsrt w. ti~ VAR IN an instant, be,usfsi
brovn bsck celor only e3uaed by ard
ledgedte he the nest suecessni preparations ev svsss~S
Fer tale 3, A. y ~ Sands corner 81 Fulton and Wilkes
siree. kushtos &c, Bresdwsyi Tho~ss Mssssn wit
liam street, Moore fayet, ~ Asider tane
scnerHy throughout n. United states ssd " zee ssss
agents. r. A a. A. w fIouv
tS iss" No. ~ South ~ St. PhlsteiphiA
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A GOOD MEDICINE

'I'Hk NIHTUEs UT THE "a kSAPARTLLA Arm
untcrss ~ sctno~ lodged, aud euterminstor az
numerous complaints and purifier 81 the Hood We know 81
no letter res nrstion or medicine than
On kobhkIS tOrIOuND 80 hSA PAMELA PTlLA
They are ACKNOWLEDGED W sbest physicians 20 be net
only unetrtptionsbe but eoscious hishs d,srsa
ard s, esss being the coneenirates ros4
theto Pills operate both a. efsve snd mild
srtnFtsntg The digestive By their powerful assr
i've snd mild cathsrtc prorc' ties, and giving .
snergy the BODY possessed other meacse hnswp
IhsJ arc rsreusry adapted as an spdote for contagious
ana epidemic diseases 10 prevent the formation Of Bilious
spd iver a1econs reyer and Ague DiarrhUa
re- IN those whs reside In hot climates lew mars3
countries.
sold Wholesale ard re,s, at the principal depot 1855
hnmtts street, and alec, by all the PRINCIPAL Drugxissu
fri,e M We per boz. Containing hnx pills ieb iMs
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CTATE OF NEW YORK--Ia supreme Cours--Summola.
- To hezetiah Ksisgg-Yos are hereby snnmoned %
ssint Of Jahes O. Kellogg which fie}
th oes Of the Cosnty Clerk Of Hsrkmsr county ths
18th day Of Jupe instant and to Of
at ofcs, in the village Of Little sss Within
tv days a. or service upon you OF this summons s1sssiye
Of the also hereby hd that the
plaintiff sill tale jud sssnsi for six deiiae
ninety rve fail said ainS -
twenty oays alter said Dated Lutte Falis June ID
R4s. ii. wATERhAN. Plf's Atty,
jy3 lsw6ws Residing at Little Fails n. Z
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THE sURR0-
gate Of the County Of New York. notice hereby svss
to all persons having claims against Simeon r. vanderveo4
late OF the city Of New York. deceased to present the sA
with vouchers thesc 10 the ubscrber 1T hs Me-
West Broadway in the city VI New York. before the
welf day Of November next Dated New York. tbs fssr
day Of May, lai3.
ma 26t laws CORNELIUS vANpEavEER Admiussrassg
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BALTIMORE, July q, 1879
Excitement among the Hard Hearts-Cholra at
the Aims-housc-Iiealth Of the Cdy-New Demo
cratic Payer-The Markets, &c
Quite an excitement has been occasioned in the
northern part Of the city, among the mushroom
aristocracy, In opposition to the philanthropy Of
the ladies' of Christ Church Orphan Asylum, which
is located in that vicinity II appears that the
ladies having heard that there were fifteen orphan
children at the Alms-house, where they liable
TO be attacked by the cholera, proposed to the
tees TO take them into their Asylum, the children
Of which the ladies' had provided for in their own
families. They were accordingly brought in, and
had scarcely been an hour in the comfortable home
provided for them, before the neighbors were up
in arms, threatening To tear the building down, and
a petltion put in circulation, asking the Mayor TO
abate the nuisance. The Mayor, presume, under
the impression that fear would cause the chslera to
break out among these kind hearted people, or
dered their removal back TO the Aims house when
two Of the trustees, Joshua Vansant, and Mark
Grafton, Esqs., divided the fourteen houseless In
noceDts among Them, and each took seven Of them
10 their own homes, If the cholera comes TO tho
city, Providence will surely mark all parties to this
transaction according to their various merits.
The cholera is sbaiing at the Alms-house, and 1t
In still kept out Of the city. There were but four
new cases and one death yesterday. DIR. Balm, the
apothecary at the Aims house, is dangerously Ill
with the disease.
Washington, that Of VIM. w. Cunan, of Maryland.
This is the gentleman who ~ to start a new demo-
cratic paper IN ibis city, backed by Mrssrs. Blair IL
Rives. learn that the prospectus Will shortly APP
pear, and that the first number will be issued be-
fore the first Of September.
There 10 but l,ile travel, through Baltimore, TO
and from the West; and, indeed, II 1t not for
Che travel and from the Virginia and Pennsylva-
ma Springs, the western trains would travel nearly
empty. learn thst none Of the railroads TO aud
from Baltimore, with the exception Of the Suslue-
hanna road, are paying expenses.
In the Baltimore market, Howard street -four Il
held at IS but dealers decline 20 operate at this price
A. the stock board, yesterday, there we're SALES o
IS 900 Md quar- 5s So 5000 d a q. r. bond. 's1. 20;
s1,0oe c. o. Canal bonds eusrt'd BY Virginia, loo
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vsa REsToRIsa, rREsERvINo, AND sEAuTITvINs -HAn,
ksADicAriNo sooRFr AND DANDHUEF, AND
CURING pisEAsEs ~ SKIN,
GLANDS AND MUSCLES, srIScs,
CUTS, sRUisEs, srRAirs,
60. &c. 40 &c.
TIC kDER TO CONVINCE TINE PUBLIC q THE y.
.:as:;iS: ~: 3
rod. produces: such re.ut. be andes
delicate substances which applied aud in the sond
S. Of Which h e the ;au,.y
the may be almost deemed condensation 81 the cthsz
Necessity sps:
% SKIM Sa. M s' rss On.
touch rs.ae. consists Layers: the 0snsis or
=; ;;sss 1; e: %
s1S q! sss ssss : '
a which sppy sss'ss e:
IN the Ss Rs Hr h n .spSy e.. Of a.: s.
tanning heroc.s Of the hair with u. moisture which
hair ALEC affect the health skin This is
i:s y ~ and
trcly bald Wounds. burns. &c the skin Of The head
the s s. .a
sna 81 rsn .ss .l1 and hs s
s's., BATH are bad upon TIN. hypsshes
sss iss' S.s ss
!. ths which give f ,sor and sssss:
% SsI sa I gs sd or ss s AID dan
with a thick glossy silky and elastic eoverlnx w.
But this only Of uses Of Profcssr Barry. r
oophsrou The properties which restore and vsr
sf,s d. s Of o. p: Ssas arr
burns bites Of sect spraias eryspas botehss piucs
scsbs ring worm rashes scrofula pricky h.s, chLiss
ehspgsd hsnd. rheumatism burn. scads. bruises reinss
nal diseases ana injuries which common in families
ron, xii x. aunJ s,ass aar an rsmovs .ns
By ysSs double ss 'ss'aS s .sa and srtssa
.arv m,.S,o,a. a, 80 '" . rsNo v" s'ey oohr1 ana u
' I,y III, ,.. . ..' ~.
Ia. 49,, In ISL. ~, s1eo.eu ron nunsroas o. sims
~ VIZ ia "nioh ~ hold by those Who hsve
copy or A rrrrpp rpo,, ,,,,,,,.,.
Carner ~ iije,s 80 a,iao,,. ,, w 1 DA'n@b
pso,,,o, , bm,sorLr. April ~ ists
80 - - 80 - snouu .e dehcent n grat-
se, .s ~ .es'nk '1r oenors WE may De Similarly
-. y w 20" st your fr1cophsrcus
a,,. ir9a my ice painful nnd dsSsstnQ
sr eoh'sns o. large req pmplos with witch had
Ana ~ ,h y.ars regular sepiication Of ths
y. w, tons LOT Nv We better than threo
AZ nv tscs y 49, ~ me az we nuisance ans the sfn
tours truly, WILLIAM DAv1Ra
'or' or LITTER FROM JAMES flTzenkALD.
bAhhvCveriy my dear Sir Your Treophs-
,ne ham rahie crienton 81 its class II enly
nss,s he n.aa u3m sss and dandruh and mpArts vssg
s1p-p,sro m, hs .nl IL - eas testify from psrseaA
srrisss and sha % srpe..on for ests abrAso.a
70 we warm seasons have found nothing ed
four obedisnt servsu. JAMES rITzoERALD.
oOrY OF A LETTER FROM Miss spt ,oS
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sew MEWAKD-ChOSy spsCIFIC MIXTURE
EOk TIE CuRE OF GOSOPRIIVt GIErr "a srsic
top. '"o ortshs OF camera
All, ~, ye, discovered for above eomp.s
TO business. ~ "s0' u" "'f'e>"os
ave no long quaetsh cndstors n acssiv. s
puo ~ we neecne does not ersst for itself NJ one
"tPsrA writ Our object b. 70 netfy whore A.
$50 50 TIE proprietor challenges single o.ss 81 rc..,t
c"boffhea 10 be brought In whies s,-re will ,et es
pa cure. Under forfeiture ~ 500
ih rs dse.s. that uhfnrasisy prrvade- al classes f
ecctf-nth low. rict AID poor. matrimonial aad s,~.
itel are heso presented WITH remedy Nv mel ,.c. 49,.
time iossible. - Wv '''','
tarher ~ dIsease cannot Ne contracted soss Of the
WY urr v tafcf 40 cht on g0it cEp,.eI
y not NJ h. octtlcs with fu'i directions acso a.
81 ~ bottle Ote tswlc lasts week wbiob re,,s,,H
Ourrs-strs are CURED In two sa,s $3.50 "'o"S
Of Chambers streot ,,la s..H"
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PHILapELpHiA, July 2T, 1870.

The Cholera in Philadelphia - Stock Marksts, &c.
The cholera reported in private practice
but 26 with deaths cases and death at the hospi
tails, and cases and deaths at the Blockley Aims
House. The recent decrease In the number Of cholera
reported well the small proportion that
inmate fatally give good grounds to hope that the
epidemic is rapidly disappearing Indeed. there is
doubt that the character Of the disease has materially
changed within the past two weeks and that most Of
the reported cholera actually nothing but
dysenteTy, which readily yields to the proper medical
treatment II not delayed too long exaggerated by
the Of deeterious sosrums advertised for
cholera An experienced physician having an extern
sve practice in the southern section OF the county do
clared to day that not single presenting the we'll
known symptoms Of cholera asphy xia had under
his notice for the past two weeks.
Annexed are the stock sales for day
First Bard 81 COO City 6s $50. LOG; 500 Lehgh 6s,
66Z 1000 State 6's 46 9ssl; 500 Norristown r. 0s,
SO; 1000 Wilmington r. r. 6's, SO; 800 Leoigh mort
6's 500 1000 State SIS. $50 1000 do b. SSH rs
chs Mechanics Bank, 271s 20 Western Bank. 5sls
North LIB Bank, 49, 10 Girard Bank, l29s 2s Peun'a
II. r.. 80 y; 90 do 29a; Camden and Amboy, 135; 2
Penn'a X II b5, 800 4 Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh,
As; North Am. Bank 124. Second Boprd-12G shares
Union Canal, =: 81 Kentucky Bank, 100 40 Manuf
and Mech. Bank, 251S North Am Bank, 12i $500
Lehigh Mort Loan tconvertible), 901.
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WnisxrY was heavy, with sales Of 200 barrels, at
2ii.c for Ohio and Prison, and drudge at 24o.
Receipts ef Produce per Hudson Rirer Lanes this day
Hudson River Line-422 bbls flour; 022 bush coru;
bb,s hams ~ do ashes; 43 boxes cheese; ~ bales
w.ol.
p. Fish's Line-1,s $40 bbls. flour; 800 bush corn.
Durant and Lathrop's Line-4 1856 bushels corn.
ChsDango Lake Boat Line-z6O bush. corn 5000 do
cats; 81 boxes cheese.
American Transportation Liue-9 barrels ashes
New York, Oswego and Syracuse Line-s3 bbls. whis-
key; 81 do butter.
Oswego Transportation Line-364 bbls -four; 173 do
whiskey.
$50 barrels meal.
Peoples os~ego Linc-l4s bbls -four; 34l2 bush oats
New York ana Cincinnati Line-30 bbls -four; ga
bushels corn; 2oe0 do wheat; 20 bbls ashes
Troy aud Western Line-66S bbls flour; 20 do ashes:
1900 bush wheat; 1s4 barrels corn meal
Eckofd Line la barrels flour; LOO baos WOOL SO
lbs. meal: do
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TIVE WEST INDIA ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACkH8
Company Tor tbcoonyeyanee OF Nails, Passengers MOI
chandiEe, rv-1he Steam Packets
paay appointed leave St. Thomas the each
for Bermuda and New York.
which places they due the 9th, latter
th Of the month leaving New York the i,th they
expected reach Bermuda the 10th of the
BY which PASSENGERS he
yeyod Nassau Havana Mobile Point Vera Crui Tampso,
Jago de Cuba, Jacnel.
the Spanish Main tncluding Chsss Leaving Bermuda
Thomas the 2sd Of the month"; and will yey passengeg
see and merchandise for that Island Porto Rco the We
fares by the steamers from New York are follews-
"a $lgs Puerto CaseS, $llo Antique, sls5 Barbados
$40; J.maies s4o s. J.go De Cuba, $50 JaemsI sian
thageDa SIS Chagres $i70 St. Juan do Nicaragua S66.
The freight specie and goods Is the has hsrst
fore charged. FOR further particulars apply
MAITLAND PHELPS. 1 co. Agents.
myl 26t Il Stone streot
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FREGHTs-There was no corn Offering, but no.
tced engagements Of 900 barrels -four at Is Cd
barrels rosin at Is 3D. to Liverpool and Glasgow 500
barrels -four, at 2s.
HAr.-Ths market firm, with sales Of 200 bales,
at 45c to SOC cash.
IEoN-Ths market firm, with sales Of 190 tons
English bars, At $3S months and 30 tons Swedss
do at $50. months.
Naval SroREs.-Salos Of 200 barrels spirits Of tur-
pentine made at SIC cash.
Ons.-Tbere fair business doing in linseed,
with sales Of about 5000 gallons, at $3.50 to Soc to
Coo. for English and American ct zoo. 500 baskets
sweet oil sold at SO TO-. time.
Provisions -Pork-The market was heavy, with
sales Of $50 barrels Of In lots at Sill OF prime,
Gales Of $50 barrels made at 80 to 50 12K Beef
quiet at SIS go to $4 for and prime at
$ls In the absence Cut meats better with sales
so 900 lbs handsome dry sailed shoulders, at 30.
LardSsles Of $50 barrels and terces 1t 61Sc to 10
also 10000 lbs poor grease 1T 5c Butter and cheese
no change.
srsAnirE-we noticed n sale Of 10000 lbs very
choice at SIC. cash.
Sugars Sales Of 200 hhds Cuba Muscovado were
made at 4Ac 200 do Porto Rico for export private
terms.
Soar Sales Of l56 boxes CASTLE were made at oXe
TonAooo The following statement exhibits the
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MlSCEI.LAN EOUS.


BANK OF SALISBURY.
VINia Salisbury Maryland redeeveA
Il by L. HOUGATOS, 50 Wall street. ct 0NE per ssa
discount. jy3 52tt
REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND IRELAND ANB
SCOTLAND.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE DRAFTS AT SI0HT, PAY-
l. able in all tho principal towns Money may be ssue
them BY letter giving the name and address OF the p&rvN
receive it, which win DO regularly forwarded Apply 70
myI5i3ts ABRAHAM BELL son, III Fulton street.
FRENCH LA NGUAGE
II USiUh, sept q, lsB.-Protessor Edwards systsmIfs
ID strueon in the Freneh language which, 50 far ast
grsss q nd results. EDWARD N. KIRK.
Professor j. p EDWARDS respectfully invites per-
DESTROYS OF studying French read his crcuas
and after it's perusl the kptica must be convinced
circulars be had the following bookstores H. French
5 Nassau II. Kerpo 6s5 Broadway Thomas j. crower
$50 broadway and the Professors residence a. East rwer
yurt ST. between Fourth and Lexington avs Class svc
evening Terms SIP for ~ Lessons In advaacs school,
sitendec in and Now York Families taught thsiR
residence 'nvS3- miaw
HOTEL 1ELEGKAPH
L. ID. JACKSON,
At No iSlZ WILLIAM STREET, y nv IoRR,
M ANUFACTURES his PATENT ANNUNCIATOR, o.
Iva Hotel Telegraph for the Of Hotels Steamships
dwellings lie ais" respectfully bess inform the
Engagements Of his Patent with despatch Orders Tor
ones fitting them up be addressed the uudr
sSlS ast. I. D. JACKSON.
SIR LIS. SHELLS SiiALLS.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TO rHB
of oonehoogy and the public in general
choice selection of fancy Shells both for the scientific ana
natural history bought sold aud exchanged Shells cleaned
in ruperb 80 John street. Nassau myis Isl
DlANos FOR SALE AND 70 HIRE, AT BARCLAY
opposite the Astor House. from Sd sotAves u
rosewood and mahogany eases -
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DlANOs FOR SALE AND TO HIRE. AT BARCLAY
street. opposite the Astor House. from Sd to sotAves n
JAMES THOMPSON q CO.,
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