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TEIklfN.
Female Collegiate Institute.

IEON& EIONk, NJ
The Principal las been teaching twenty years, IN
tnttrruplcd.y, having occupied important Professor
ships in several Colleges in Virginia, (hls native
State aud Kentucky
The Female Collegiate Institute was organized in
1883, and ha. enjoyed without any fluctuations, an
unusual hare o.pu5.'e esor avnglhg for the ten
ysIfs past about one hutdpl pupiis.
It Is furnished with a lin Philosophical
and Chemical apparatus, a Select Library,
DC and affords unusual facilities 70 Students Of Aiu-
ID, French, >nn.,huut7hc IKE. u seutireiy free
non An aernrian bias -tae pupils hoing permitted
to atteuj auy place o. @or.hp prescribed BY The Pa
rents aad tie teachers belonging q four Of i've differ
snl denominations
Topr~,aHt competition in Dresst clio hing Of uni
sorn aga has been prescribed and Jewelry Of every
description prohibited
Georgetown Is accc.5ib'e by daily Stages& Steam
boat# from Louisville and Cincinnati It's II miles
from Frankfort and isadntted to be ono otthe health
leaf locations On the Globe
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DIR. A. w. COLEM ANS
GONNORRHa.A MIXTURE.

q fEfHfHtt IL dft COWS
Cure warranted Price 81 90 per bots Prepared
and sold ONLY at CoIemans Tonic bfter depot,
No. 4tb Dauphin Street, Mobile. laus 1919 ly.
NOTICE.
HAVE the Barres. "WONDER' "IEWIS
CASS' and "TAYL0R.n either or an OF which
offer to hire ar charter at low rates iof any eug,b
OF tune That they may bc wanted.
Vest Pou July 1, +9-a G, ", RANDOLPH
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~ Persons calling lor any 81 the above letters will
please say they "are advertised
A. II. JORDAN, p. NJ
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NARKLSON \ ROBlNSOE,
Commission Merchants
.UORELE, .FEn.

W, w TOpP, Agent, CoLumvs, MISS,
WILL advance CAsui desired, on Cotton ship
w ped to their house and effect insurance on tae
same BAGerNg RoPg viii be furnished, 10 cls.
toners ON reasonable terms.
sept 29'b, 1919. Tim
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List Letters

II ENArNING 8 Else Pos, oH-e 40 Co.um5r
II Nj % the LEI O. November 1919.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
ys'lIE Partnership heretofore exciting in the name
u d Curtis- a. Tucker u title day dissolved Nv
mutual consent The business hereafter will De con.
Quoted by George Cunas
Sept. 10, l849 GEO. CURTiSS.
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Cholera In the United States.

JUNE 2.-The Sanitary Committee report to-day 10
of cholera since their report In
private practice; 7 in the Hospital. Deaths,
Tho official report the Sanitary Committee posted
yesterday in the Mayors Office, shows increase Il
Of cholera and Of deaths by that disease over
previous days We have doubt too, that there ere
at least many which have not been reported. Stu
We do not any great for ALARM whether the
type DO Sporadic" malignant One thing is osr-
tain, that it is incomparaby milder in its character
than it in 1882 and judging from the natxral his
tory ofepidemics, which found increase gradually
for three weeks or month, and then to gradually de-
eliminated, or is the point Of elimination How diff
ferent the mortality in 1882! In that year, the
made its appearance in the first VI July
when on the first day, four deaths occurred out Of
seven cases On the 2lst Of July there 81
and l04 deaths From that time, 1t gradually subsidized
The following table shows the number Of deaths in
oh from I,,lx IN Noxa nhaE.
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would appear that socialists and ID mederstes ere ct
the head Of tho poll.
The Csed;s publishes the following result Pho
Paris elections according TO the returns received
ciaist candidates. Wis, NM Bochot, Lsdru Rollin
Lagrange Felix Pyat, Lsmennais, Considersnt, Bao
Pierre Leroux Ruttier. Berdiguas. Domsy Nader de-
Montlan D. Alton Shea Thore. and Greppo The other
Dufsure, Lamoriciere, Passy, Moreau, Victor Hugo,
Cavagnao, Vsvin, Peupin, Coqusrel, Woiewski, and
Rspotal
The Constus;onneI states that the elections Of fifty
two departments, known on Thursday night give the
following result45& representatives Of whom 298
moderate democrats socialists and rs friends Of
the constitution.
A telegraphic despatch has been received by the
government dated from General Oudinot's head quar-
tiers, Castel Guido on the 18th inst. 1T midday
nouncing that the Consul Of Wurtemberg, sccsm-
panied by Roman superior officer, had arrived there
with message Of peace.
letter from Toulon Of the 14th inst announces the
receipt of the following from the French army In
"The main body of the army ut Palo. On the
9th General Oudinot had made preparations to march
against Rome but he gave counter orders on the 9th
The French prisoners had returned to the where
they received with transports OF JOY They were
loud in their praises Of the Romans for their kind
treatment. General OudnOt had been invited to en-
ter Rene with his staff, but he had refused The
steam frigate Pom0ne had sailed for Civa Vecchia on
the 12th inst, having NJ Lesseps on board Numerous
reinforoements were embarked at Toulsn for the
French army In Italy"
General Thierry has been appointed Commander in
chief of the Artillery attached to the army under the
command of General Oudinot He sets out from Paris
Thursday.
The National states that the Sixth Regiment of Art
lery has been ordered to quit Vncennes at few mi
nutes notice and to proceed to La Fere. The reason
assigned BY the National IL that the fidelity of tho reg
ment suspected by the President Of the republic.
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The --latest Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, May 10, 1871 r. M.
The continent Of Europe again trembles with the
movement Of armies. No nation Is likely long to con-
tinue neutral, and during the few months we
likely to send you much terrible intelligence as the
most greedy of news coNld wish for / give you tho
following extracts from the London Tipes, OF this
morning
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
The journal des DoJais nounces that the following
candidates have obtained majority Of votes In PARIS
MN. lucitn Murat. Lcdru Roliin. 1oich.t Lagrange
Bodcau Lamoricere, Dufaure Moreau Victor Hugo Pas
~ elk fyat, warm LnmupDas Bxo, Odillon BArrot,
ileodCre Fac, Feupin Cavsenac, Ruttior, Woowski,
1oquei.i Pierre l.roux ,opsid6rsnt, Roger du Nord,
Hspotel, Ferdinand do Iasteyrie, Bugoaud, Boissel
I he journal des Debas observes that when this list
vac made there were wanting returns from scctsn
Z the fret ar,ndssement, from Ons section Of the
scGDd srroDdisstment and from six sections OF the
nth ssrobAssenent. Frum this moon ete return II
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Stock this day. ... 34756 3Sv04
AhesThs demand has been very ~. triins this week.
and only notice the following small sales, viz-15
bills American potash, at fir "a so; fow bbls Casan,
denote slight improvement on the last transactions
No arrivals. Beeswax--NothiDg doing, but prices
ceedngly firm at quotations. No imports Lard ne
elected and prices the decline No arrivals. Me-
talsThelast adviccs from India having some
considerable supplies prices tin have fallen slightly
Wequote Banca and Straits day at Ito lis per kill
duty paid. No alteration in other descriptions Oil
We have to notice the arrival Of two French whalcrs
and their cargoes will doubt give rise to
actions on landing; IN consequence our market 10
heavy. and sales difficult Palm is always held ut At
so Quercitron Bark-Nothing doing, and prices no.
mnal at last quotations II for Baltimore and
fls for Philadelphia per SO xii duty paid arrivals
Rice completely neglected. and only so tierces Carolina
found buyers at f26 per so kill, duty paid Our mar
favor Of buyers Talow-Tbis article continues very
little In request, and only notice the sale OF
40 casks Russian, second quality, at "a supe-
from 81 to 81 Buenos Ayres from So to 81 per SO kill
duty paid. Whalebone-This article continues with.
any inquiry. and have not single transaction
to notice. Our imports on the contrary have been
considerable for besides the 1000 received from Lon.
don the arrival In our port OF two French whaers Es-
padon and General Teste has increased stock with
upwards Of IS 900 kill that estimate the existing
supplies on hand, at 1O2OOO to 10000 kill Prices re-
main nominal at 225 $50 for north western $50
for southern bone American fishery and 222 SO TO 227
SO for French fishery. Woods-No inquiry whatever
has taken place this week, either in dye or cabinet
woods. he latter continue exceedingly difficult Of
sae, but the other hand the former in better
position partic uary Gam peachy God, of which
we have just received cargo from st. Domingo, by
the Perruche.
18At meeting Of the ironmastcrs of South Stafford
shire held at Northampton 1t has been resolved to
workm,n in the same proportion Although all des
crptrns of stock arrtunprecedentedy Low. 1t IL said
present prices cannot bs maintained No dependence
apparently to be placed In the decision OF quarterly
meetings.
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To the United States.

Seeas-Nothng of moment has occurred either in clo
verseed or iaxseed; there continue to be numerous
inquiries after the former, to hold over but there
little Offering Spirits Of Turpentine.-There Is no
demand; American Is offering at Bis per cwt Talow.-
market has undergone alteration since our last
Petersburg Y.C. and Odessa are in very limited de-
mand and sales effected only in small parcels: about
100 casks and boxes South American Ofgood quality,
brought $685. Cd to 3os. I'd. per cwt. Tea-Thers Is
change to notice in the market and prices
continue the for oil kinds OF blacks and greens,
with only moderate business doing. Tobacco-The
sales this week about 100 hhds for the trade and
few Virginia stemmed for Scotland; prices before.
Wool The attention of the trade has been engaged
with the public sales which have been going forward
London since the 10th instant, and will last through
the month. The accounts considered favorable,
prices being fully equal and in above last
February sales. This will give more confidence and
may lock for better demand by private contrato.
HAvRE MARKETS. May 18. -Cotton-Sinoe last
have not received further advices from tho
U. S., and market has been very animated during
the remaining part Of the week. prices improved fer
moment, owing to false report from the Liverpool
market, announcing considerable sales with I'D to
I'D rise which, however, contradicted tho fol-
iowiag day. Friday, when holders became anxious to
dispose Of their stock at actual rates. which have
scarcely undergone any change for the last eight days;
the demand, however was animated and on Saturday
upwards of 900 bales changed hands to supply the
listing wants of consumption. The elections, which
began yesterday continue to prc-occupy the public
mind and business will be, no doubt, entirely thrown
aside for the week, until the result has transpred
The sales Monday scarcely reached 600 bales, and
yesterday only 500 bales disposed Of To sum up,
weekly actions amount to 9730 bales, against
bales against 120 600 bales last year at the
psr od Thef nj xinuw the ealps offu cted viz
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HOUSES New TELEaLArH has heen constructed
between Boston and Providence. and will COM
nebce operations In few days. From Providence II
Is now being rapidly built 10 New York by the way Of
Springfield Hartford ana New Haven 10 IL construct
"a In the strongest and most perfect manner ~ 10
mt uded that The lin. shall b. finished through By
The ist Of Juiy.-Bsstsn Transcript
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ARRIVAL oP THE STEAMSHIP CuRRoKER.-The
steamship Cherokee, Captain Lyon. arrived at an
early hour this morning, from Savannah. after
run of about sixty hours, bringing us papers ahead
Of the mail. as usual, for which we are obliged 70
Captain Lyon.
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The GOLD CoMIne.-Deposts of large and small
amounts Of California scales and Jumps, and of
fot'ign gold coin and bullion daily being made at
the mint and we pleased to add that very large
proportion Of IL Is resppearing In the shape VI gold
o'ilarr -Four Thousand dollars worth of scales from
alhorna win Norfolk reached this city yesterday BY
adams Co.'s Express Pe,nsyivanisw.
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Our advices from Con.tantinople are to April Is.
The political horizon IL net yet quite clear in CAPT.
tai anu the iOrrbodngs Of the people that with
Russia as inevitable, cannot be regarded entirely
groundless. I he arrival last week OF General Grabbe
field-AoJutant oil the Emperor Of Russia extra
ordinary mission accom- by Colonel lstmin Cap
tain Count beydeD &c kept the whole diplomatic
world In state Of excitement, and as vet no definite
conclusion bas been arrived respecting the
In W alacba there u 0uo Turkish and 10 900
Russian solders; Of these, Turkish troops have
been sent tbither.
day fresh troops continually arriving by Turkish
and Europe steamers (Lloyds) from SAMSON IRE
bizond. Sinope Bey rout Snyrn &c. Constan
win soon assume the appearance Of vast camp The
feet Is also lying in the bosphorus, and the Minister
Of Marine Suliema Is having ships built with the
greatest activity; the machinery for two men Of war
steamers hss arrived from England, and three other
men-of war are nearly finished. We have just learnt
that Reschid Pacha minister of ian opponent Of
Russian politics has been completely deprived Of
power. Who knows whether in this we may not read
the cause Of the appearance Of the Russian general
BY the Nidette war steamer. which left CONSTANT
nope the evening OF he 10Th Of April and arrived
At arseies on the evening Of the 10th instant,
have received important intelligence from that capital
The Nidette wac dcspatc pressly by General
pick with accouBte Tor his government OF the Of
we negotiations BETWEEN Russia and the Porte, which
nave Dten pIUcc' ding Tor time past under the
Grabbe ''"'"'
- lev days after his arrival Gen Grabbo presented
ms creoentias aud Officially opened his negotiations;
ana the following the bases of dennite arrange,
ment oe'eI"'b' upon between him and the Porte :
l. Russia demands the occupation of Ibe two pr,pci
paltics Uf Mousva aud W Allacha BY Russan tr .oss
until the complete ion VI In. int.rir
DistIatioD Of th,se two coubtr,s.
This bar b., granted by Turkey, with this m.d,s
cation; that the occupation sba DO half Itusrian and
half urkibh aud that ut the end Of year b,tb now
will evacuate tire pfInci pstios sim aneous,y
RUS IN d,niunos the nom nation OF two hoe pU,inrs
to be- appoisteo by the Two powers without
the ltcai arttDbiiir
Granted, with this modification: that the two hospo.
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New York, Sunday, June 3, IS49.
The News FROM Europe by tho Niagar..

The News from Europe by tho Niagara.
We give, in our journal of to-day, full details of
he highly interesting intelligence brought by the
Niagara. These details cannot fail to be perused
with great attention by all Who take any interest in
the stirring and sventful drama which is now in
progress in the old world.
1t has of occurred to every one, that there
is something apparently perplexing and dubious in
the news which we now receive from Europe
One day, the cause of the people is in the ascen-
dant; and, on the next, the tyrant appears to tri
umph. This is natural result of the circum-
stances under which the warfare between liberty
and oppression is at present waged in those lands
All the governments of Europe, with the excep-
ton of Russia, are involved in stupenduous debt.
Hence, France and England are afraid to launch
out into the expenditures necessary to carry out
even their own purposes and policy, either In favor
of liberty or despotism. No doubt, Great Britain,
true to her old Instincts desires to side with the
old despotic systems which are now engaged in
the field of conflict with the newly awakened SEN
timents and power of the people, but she dare not
do SO, for fear Of destroying the public credit
Her debt hangs like milestone about her neck
France is in the same Fredicament.
Undoubtedly, the final triumph Of the popular
cause must be preceded by tota and overwhelm-
ing revolution in the financial system of Euro
pean nations and kingdoms. Paper money, banks
bankers, fnanciers, and public credit, will all be
involved in common ruin. Till then, the exist
ing financial condition of affairs operates as check
and hindrance alike to thepeople and their oppres-
sors. All this, however, gives exciting interest to
tho movements in. Europe, and occasions intense
anxiety here, on every ARRIVAL to learn the ntell-
gence, which Is constantly presenting new and
unooked-for features.
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LONDON MONEY MARxEr-FRIDAY EVENING, May 49,
The buoyancy impaired to the funds yesterday after
noon by the prospect of settlement thu Danish
ton has continued to manifest itself and consols have
to-day experienced further advance of quarter per
cent The first quotation was 9lH to u, whence they
to for the account Bank stock left OF l93 to 1876;
reduced, 9K to Three and Quarter per Cents OIL
Long Annuities. 81; India stock, 245 to 24S; India
bonds, 69s to 71s and Exohequer bills, ass to 4Ss
premium There little business transacted in the
market for foreign securities to-day but prices general
foreign exchanges to-day the rates for Hamburger and
Paris rather higher and for Amsterdam about the
same az last post.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria
cap 49, for the week ending Saturday the 18th
day Of May, 1912
DEPARTMENT..
Notes Issued .EN l60626 Government Debt ell 05 100
Other securities. 1884, 800
Gold Coin and bull
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$3.50 bales

B,13U bales.
The imports during the same period amount to 3210
bales
STATEMENT CorTor IN HAvRE, THE 10TH MAY
Stock the LIST January. 1879 Of which 1889 U 8.
Imports from the LIST ditto .152390 Z" 14S,876
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a. Afterwards the Danes commenced throwing sneus,
and il was remarked that their artillery was "orAee
Win more precision than earlier oecasions 90,
The Prussiap vanguard reached Asrhsu on the 18TH
Their headq quarters are st HorsenS
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Northwest Corner OF Fulton and NASSAU SITS.
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PROPRIETOR.
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despatch. Orders receiped at the Office.
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.
BowERY THEATRE. Bowsry-Mxr MARrm-Bra-
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Brsadw.y-FoLErrA-IaIsH
TvToR.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square-PAvL Pay
BvRroNs THEATRE. Chambers strees-PAvL Pay
SIAAEsR TWINS.
MECHANICS HALL Broadway, near Broome-CxRs-
TVS MINsrRELs.
APOLLO SALOON, Tin tho Parlors)-SIAnEsE Twins,
toe, 6to 10.
MINERVA ROOMS Broadway-MoDEL OF NEw York.
CASTLE CARDEN--SyMMER FETE--CoucERr AND
BALL.
CASTLE GARDEN-sAoRED CorcrRr
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rne Danish Blockade.

The Danish Blockade.
p. Inconvenience caused by the continuance Of tho
r,.nsb blockade Of the German ports, requires the
of csrgoes from distant parts and bound to tho
Hsnseatc and other German ports to obtain tho prv
eee from authorities Of allowing their car
goes to be trsnshppsd into British neutral vessels
for transmission to their destination. The Bremen
blockade Of the Weser from completing her voyage to
Bremen, application has been made to the proper au-
thores Of the revenue to permit the
Of tobacco hides skins, and indigo to be immediately
trsnshipped board British vessel for conveyance
to the port Of destination. The steamship Caledonia
from Hamburger has brought ten Of bar silver,
intended for Holland but which, In consequence Of the
blockade at Hamburger have been obliged to be brought
to London and arrangements have been made for the
removal the bullion from that vessel to another for
shipment its destination. The vessel JustitiA has
arrived Messina with very large cargo Of oranges
and lemons, intended for Hamburger, and arrange
mepts have been made for the transhpment Of tho
vgaton Company vessels for transmission to the port
mentioned.
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Our Vienna papers and letters of the 18th inst
We fearn from then that the last from Pesth,
which had come to Vienna most uncertain and
contradictory. 1t asserted that the Hungsrians
had attempted to storm Buda The emily thing GER
tain is that hostilities did the 6th, be-
tween the gxrrisons of Pesth and Buda.
The from the Of war, Presburg, Is to
the effect that change has place in the posi-
tioDs of the cOntendIng armies.
The Emperor of Austria returned to Vienna the
evening Of the 18th inst. The from Prague is,
that the city and its environs tranquil under the
influence of martial law.
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Austria and Hungary.

The Kolner Zeitung has letter from Hanover Of the
18th inst stating that that kingdom has just resolved
to join the Zollverein.
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Whom it IL reoollected that the population 10 now
double what it then, the number deaths for the
three weeks DO considered very small indeed
In the first three weeks Of the disease in 1884, the num-
Der of deaths 1872 in the fist three weeks Of the
disease In the year the number has been only
IT, In each week they ~ follows
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Gen. 'TaylOr's 'Tour.

Gen. Taylor has been received al every place
he has visited with enthusiasm We regret TO
hear that lac has been unwell. A letter from liar.
risoars to tie Philadelphia News. speaking of the
Presidents health, says:
The President was severely attacked this
morning with dIarhea. The fatigue of the two
nrsv lous lays has so much exhausted him that he
was obliged TO retire last nigh hit ut an earlier hour
than usual. 1t is somewhat doubtful ut present
whether he will he able to complete the journey.
though his indispostion is by 40 means extraor.
binary. ! lac standing and riding-passing from
car TO carriage, and fiom carriage TO car the ex.
eItement incident 10 meeting SO many and such
anxious iriends-sh shaking hands, and answering
all sorts OF inierrogatories, is surely enough TO
wear out the strongest man living.
lie has been kept very quiet to day. having
Teen OH lis bed for several hours lie was ex
pecting 10 aitesd church in the morning, bnt III
not go out at all. Ills appearance is sIiIl some.
what pale aud haggard though much better than
he appeared this morning His constitution is
apparently very strong, and his general health
good"
later account from Bedford, Pa. states that
the Presidents health had been entirely restored