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From THE ARGENTINE REPuBIc.-Buenos Ayres pa.
pers to the 10th of May received by the arrival of the
barque Edward Koppch, at Salem, bring evidence in
support Of The late frequent reports from that quarter that
Governor Rosas and The French and English negotia-
tons By decree issued on the 18th OF May the gov
eminent Of the Argentine Republic escnded that put forth
IN August S45, prohibiting Intercourse OF any kind with
the French and English ships of war; and the 10th
of May an exequatf was issued 20 Mr. Hood the British
consul after a delay Of more than two years. These
concessions are avowedly made with reference 10 the
likelihood OF an amicable arrangement
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RETURNING TO PLAauE-A travelling corresponds nj
of the New York Sun, writing from Memphis, Tenn,
and who Is observing closely what Is going on around
him, writes thus OF the effect Lppards letter producing
He says:
"Lippard's letter TO Gen Taylor, in which he inquiries
whether he elected under false coors or means TO
keen his pledges Is much talked over and IL creating
current far IL 10 circulated III Gen
Taylor keep his character and be must
for was exactly because the people thought him honest
and Arm In his they passed by TIC mere poll
ticians and made him the chief Of the nation"
The Sun was warm advocate OF Gen. Taylor, and we
should Judge from the tone Of It's Memphis correspond
emit that he also was an original Tayore There can be
no doubt about the effect being produced by the Lppard
TAYLOR they were influenced great deal BY the motives
alluded 10 in the extract have quoted Why should
there not then be reaction when they discover that
they have been duped i-Cincinndh Inquirer
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ACADEMIA large number Q

WILLIAMSBURG ACADENY.-A large number Of
w the citizens OF Williamsburg and the ncighborng
counties have united together for the purpose Of establish
ing male and female schools Of high grade in the city Of
Williamsburg and that end bey have already raised by
subscription among themselves ample fund for the
buildings OF Of the Schools and In the Of
the summer they intend TO put them up In the mean
tme they desire 10 open the schools on the LIST day Of
October next, they will engage oommodous house and
lot the female school until the building Is erected
The female school will be provided free Of charge with
handsome and suitable buildings for the accommodation
Of large number Of young ladies attending the school and
general patronage oil the city and neghborhood can pc
safely counted for both the male aud female schools
though they be entirely separate and distinct con-
Quoted In distinct buildings, under different teachers, and
having other connexion than that they are to be under
the Of the board Of trustees Notice s there
fore now given that Monday, the s0h Of July next the
board will proceed appoint principal Tor the female
school, (ether lady gendeman,) and. a. the same
Time they will appoint principal 70 the male school they
appoint their own assistants The undersigned has no
difficulty In recommending these positions extensively
desirable. Applications 70 be made 70 me In writing with
all necessary Recommendation, directed 10 Williamsburg,
on or before the Both July next
President Of the Board Of Trustees, Williamsburg vs)
June 15-law6wcp
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owed % sAs prssidsat.


o, Central Zaek lone really would suppose
You deem'd your vows Mexican array,
You break em down, as they were wicked foes,
In such very rough and ready way =
But, Central, mind you, IT. you mean TO be
Your I. counuy's father" common sense alleges
You mast be uue-no Christian sire Is he
Who wan,only negiees his little pledges"
You're good soldier, en'ral-all admit it,
Not een wing viii affect 10 doubt IL,
But for a statesman, you exactly hit IL
When you remark d that you knew nough, about H.
IL may be, Central, that your meanings we'll
Perhaps you second Washingtonn--
But then u faith, you have no need TO tell
You're not, by any means, an ultra ONE"
Boston Post.
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FR6a VALPARAIso-CALIYoR EMIGRANTs.-The Bos-
stating that the ship Edward Everett from Boston, with
company OF California emgrants, had aftved IN that
port and were getting along very comfoEtahy 40 i.f
for breaking into the pantry and stealing white bread
therefrom Theywin, however, take the young man TO
San Francisco, where he will be obliged TO- leave the
compsy and lose his share Of the stock and the $500
wkith he put in
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our s.lt,mors Correspondent.

BALrMoRE, July las pm.
The expected Reflections Of appointments HOT
Wsathsr and The ehotera, &c.
The steamer Niagara Is taking her time this trip, al
though of the fast boats She have sailed from
Liverpool the Soh u, and has therefore been out full
twelve days. with dings of her having reached yet
Her will doubtless DO of the i'm portan oharac
ter, especially from Rome and Hungary.
The rejection Of the appointment by the collector Of
era Of the inspectors and other officers the by tho
Secretary of the Treasury has caused considerable excite
ment in the city 1t 10 rather ugly matter for the APP
pontment of 70 be officially announced TO the pub
lie and then overturned BY higher power.
The weather to-day is extremely hot and perceive by
dispatches from the North that is causing rapid in
In the ravages Of the cholera. It is also causing
cholera here but was assured this morning BY
member Of Board Health that there has been but
Of cholera yet in the city, and that Of who
was attacked on his way here from New York.
The momentary expected arrival Of the steamer, with
seven days later intelligence from Europe, tends keep
market dull and unsettled consequently but little is
now doing, and change has taken place In prices
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IpIHD.

On Wednesday the iO,h n.tnnt, lingering Illness HENRY
Wight IN uo 6la year Of his age. May he rest In pcacc
Al New Orleans 18th March last OF The Asauc choera
ROSWELL w1I6fiT, aged - years.
baltimore papers please copyJ
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THE UNION.

to sell real estate To be brief this is only one more
hypocrtca farce that was first begun at the Chinese
tnued, until the people speak and put ALL things
RIGHT IN 1852
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Monday, The 18th instant shall sell ~ the residence OF
Maddox ~ street, fennsyvsna a 10 O'Clock
m, excellent assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany centre, dining, and breakfast tables
Do ottomans, rocking and other chairs
DO dressing and other bureaus washstands &c
Maplc French, and Frcnch-po bedsteads
10 seat and other chairs, dressing tables, &c.
Toilet and other looking glasses, toilet sets
ParIor and chamber window curtains, blinds, &c.
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
Thrccpy and ingram carpets, passage oicioth, &c.
Hall, solar, and other lamps IRE sets, &c.
China, glass, and crockery ware
Radiator, air tight, and other stoves
Also good Piano forte
With msRy other articles in furniture line, which deem
Also handsome q Towering psns, such double
Terms, I nms n and unss, ss cash. ovu as credit Of SIXTY
and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily
July ls-a Anetoneeu
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Gold from California.

The following statement Of the quantity Of gold ex-
ported from California we copy from the New York
Herald
Having made several additions to list of shipments of
gold from San Francisco, again publish it. knowing il
will be interesting many in this country and in Europe.
The expectation of gold dus. from California has been much
larger than we antic pated,
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COMMERCIAL.
Prom our Csa~srea.i Correspondent.
Nrw Yon1, wsdnesdaY, Jalr N.

NEW fohk, Wcuhesuhy July Id p. m.
The general complaint Is Of extraordinary inerness in
business Tor the season. ascbabe mostly 10
the influence Of the epidemic in preventing the Of
dealers from the country This state Of things induces
anomaly in tho money market Thus the depos.es in
bank very large and the amount at the command Of
individuals unusual TO induce offers to loan at thirty
days at 4 and even per cent per annum. While the
great reservoirs Of money thus well supplied, the
siagnaon Of business makes money and difficult TO
be had in the retail channels trade The uptown banks,
those which dscount for the most part the notes Of small
dealers, find ample employment for money at per cent
while the large institutions that usually called upon to
facilitate extended enterprise find little demand,
and loans call low rates very desirable TO them
for the employment OF their large depostes The indspo-
ston operate present is manifest in the stock well
in the general markets. and fair foreign demand is
the main stay Of produce prices For the month of June
past the value of domestic exports from this port has
exceeded that Of last by 30 per cent The exports om
this port for June for four years have been folows
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Sentiments OF an Original Taylor Man.

The anniversary Of independence was celebrated by
company Of gentlemen without distinction OF party,
in philadelphia, who sat down excellent entertain
nent prepared by General Joseph Hall Of thai city, who
original Taylor man. and who one of the toasts
drunk on the occasion declares, son the 4th Of july
1916. nominated General Taylor for the presidency
Numerous happy sentiments were drunk, and among
them the following by Gen. Hall himself:
BY Joseph Hal-Genernl Andrew jackson, President
john Tyler and David R. Porte Three honest and emf
en they lost sight Of, forgot their friends
President governor TO be respected, must follow their
example.
BY Joseph Hall-Hon William NJ. Meredith, An honest
man, and ornament to Pennsylvania; but not we'll
versed In politics. the appointment of O. b. Penrose
and others clearly proves.
BY Joseph Hall-John A. Gamble y An old acquant-
ance, be forgotten, will be elected by least
$1,000 majority.
Such sentiments very fair for original Taylor
man. 4s a1st
dennocratic nominee fer canal conn mi ssoner
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From the National madagascar.
Cholera spsciae.-I.pertast Csrrsss'o".
gentleman residing In Kentucky writes to as fol-
lows concerning recipe for cholera, which lately APP
peared in our columnsi an
DEAR srRs. observe In the InteIgencer Of juno Is
''cure for cholsra," viz;
Lahdanum, ..cb younce.
Spirits camphor,
Tincture cayenne pepper zdnchms
Tincture ginger ounce.
Essence peppermint zounces'
Hofman's anodyne =. zounces'
Mix all together Dose, tablespoonful for an adult
This is good prescription but was sad omission not
10 enton Il was all be Of FtHch brasdy
This would give about twenty drops Of laodanum, &C., TO
a dose.
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We have received the following communication from
Mr. Ayres of the Post Office Department In reply to his
inquiry we take pleasure in assuring him that did
not derive the information referred TO by in art-
Gle in yesterdays Union. from him, from any person
now employed in the Post Office Department or any other
branch OF the public service.
WASHINGTON, July H. is49.
To the Editors Of the Union:
In your paper OF this morning find editorial pro-
pounding certain questions IN reference to the removals
Of posmasters at the offices OF Trenton and Greenve,
North Carolina.
As am clerk in the appointment Office for the time
being and have charge of the papers upon which appoint
ments are made in that State deem my duty to ask OF
editorial in question obtained, either directly in
directly, from me. or through any agency OF mine
do not do this TO curry favor with the Postmaster
General or Second Assistant bat that justice shall be
done myself for believe that the head OF the department
and bis assistant well all others who know me, will
do the justice to say that have at all times maintained
my independents democrat, fearlessly and openly,
retain my position clerk, except 10 discharge my duties
faithfully honestly and with honor to myself; but had
communicated or caused 10 be communicated, to you
the information upon which you predicate the article in
question: should be Justly considered recreant to all
considerations Of respect and regard and to have forfeit
ed the confidence reposed in Tor the last two years OF
Mr. Folks administration by the late Postmaster Gene.
have been palpabs violation Of well known rule oil
the department.
By giving this It's proper attention, and making the dis
clamer TO which Il will be entitled, you will confer
'''''''' - CID NJ. AYRES
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s.oesssi

The increase over last year is considerable, and con
tnues to augment Flour under continued demand, -
become Arm, and prices disposed 10 rise Inc JUN.
ton. show an advance Of isi since the m ns 'ay
mred western and straight state 81 6si 81 70 SOUND
Ohio "a ssi s5 os fancy d,so and State 70 10y -
southern s also In demand better prices: sses An
dris sS s I2l Rye -four !. iower-ss'ss ~ ~ sss
ei ao.nd..v oyime white Genesee 81 70 81 20 fair
40 IN ne 4 ~ 10; sales Ohio ~ o. Northern rye So
eo,. ora river and canal 80 "a cents. Com 10 less
active sales mixed western "a IS censi do yellow. %
csn, round mixed 81 Sal cents; round whss 50 IS cts
Henri has been In speculative demsnd sales dew'rot
aIlo slso cash. and ei60 el7b months Lead In GOOD
demand; sales Gssns - TO- Sales North Carolina 'ur-
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M Franklin Lyceu.The members OF The fRAsxLfs Ly
sUx ha Thursday evening" the lsh instant At
o'clock TO proceed Washington Seminary Join
the from the Seminary 70 Caruss saloon
THOMAS HUMPHREY BROOKE,
Ju,y la-FTTh Secretary pro ten.
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ny-Kntxhts observation-disclosures Encampment, No.
will assemble this rday evening at ~ o'clock precisely
by order Of the NJ. T. @. c., -
July 10 EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder
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p,AUBIeNEs Hsssory Of the Reformation I'm Ger
many and Switzerland In volume o. z9 price
cents. \, FRANCK TAYLOR
July faft
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o. n. rAsrRIDO., q r..

No 1895 Spruce street, philadelphia,
CONTINUES to give his particular attention TO the treat
" Of diseases Of the skin scronls. and diseases
the throat
Once hour. ga m. p. m. and p m.
APP l0-smifs
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NV YoRr. July PHO a. m.

" NEW York, July I2-I0 q. m.
From 81. Johns, New Brunswick, we learn that At
about 10 o'clock this forenoon the Orange Proteconsis
saued by party OF Catholics, when serious not COM
menced, and twelve were killed and number wounded
The riot was quelled BY the troops this afternoon
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General Agency at WashfnGton. ID. %
ny A. M. FARoUHAR formerly of Harrisburg, Penn.yysnis,
ID Cor claims ON the with Ne
CO. Revolutionary war the with Great Britain, and me o'
.Hf
Bo.rsv sissd % ne purchase and sale Of bounty
Pasenf oMe-The application, patents procuring models,
drawings Gc attended in MI ther vsnous -
c<.rraf Pat O6es-A1 claims against ne department. wh ~
r.,ed .eleren, of conuscso quarterly accounts pay Of
a W. ss"s peu Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
~ =, Io,s New Era, Cncinnsn Gazette Indianapolis
vile pemcsis 81 H,.M and betrot Prers pubiish
n o, ~ s and sssd their hills 70 this once, seconpsnisd
viii a <..e --
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cARAT0GA wATERs--seins History, Anslysss
July II FRANCk TAfLoh
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II s,ss china &c. small o q tlf senuins IS ~ m
,.,-,o near Oh street.
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nm Am, .saon Of burgess Herman Baldwin, o. Washing
Inpectcut prsyne fbr Of patent granted
70 said Burgess and Baldwin for improvement N clover seh,nss
for year, from the expiration o said patent which takes soe
on he l0h II October lefe-
H L ordered ta me petition heard ne Patent oce on
te day n O'Clock and s
psr-oas nodnsd appear s.x snow cause any mey hv
rhv aid petition not 10 be Qnnted
0vSerei sso thai this published In te Intelsencer
Republic and Union, washington ciy honh american nc -
Adverser Rochester Coussni, Hartford Ans sou
Co,.us Herald week or mree success
"'e "oo-' r'~ THOMAS EWBANk,
conmissionsr q Patents.
q Editors Of the shove papers win pless copy, and send heir
Juiy 6--aw3w
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rELEGRAPHlC REPORrs EoR THE UHIO'

t Z y q -
Progress of tie Cholera North and West.
New YoRK, July 12-2 p. m.-The sanitary committee
of the Board of Health to-day report lI6 and
30 deaths This is increase OF 81 new COM
pared with yesterday, whilst the number Of deaths is the
same.
PHILADELPHIA, July l2-2 p. m.--The Board Of Health
day report so cases Of cholera. and 26 deaths
This decrease compared with yesterday report, OF
3 in the number Of cases. and of in the number OF
deaths.
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE cemeteries have made their
full returns for the "a hours ending yesterday from
which appears there $50 cholera interents and
40 from other diseases making total Of 100 deaths
CINc1sNArI July The cemeteries report for the ~
hours ending at noon to-day, 1875 ntemens of which rs
were from cholera, and SO from other diseases
WooNsocKrr. R. l.. July Il.-There were two cases
and one death by cholera in this place on Monday,
PMLADEIPnA, July i2-2 ,. m
Our markets to-day very inactive. dealers awaiting
Flour and grain unchanged, but nothing scarcely
doing.
New YoRK, July i2-2 p. M
Cotton is firm, and a moderate business doing; but
parties generally holding of for the steamers advices.
The -four market is firm, with good eastern and homo
demand; sales OF 1000 bbs Grain is unchanged Pro-
visions du sales only to supply the regular home de-
mand. Whiskey 23i cents, in bbls
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Affairs in 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS July ll.-Now that the wires have resumed
their work, shall be enabled to furnish regularly daily
reports
For the FIVE days preceding Monday, the cholera
was evidently gradually decreasing, but the reports
of the last two days show that II is again the in
making their reports, and they are, consequently,
only partial and unreliable. The number OF deaths
yesterday did not probably fall short of one hun
among the better classes OF our citizens The scouRe
and fright together have much reduced population
those who had died Of the cholera, were found in Mr.
Chouteaus pond
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The receipts at all the ports are now 26oI,sol bales
against 400 time last year The excess oil ex-
ports /, $50 sss bales over last year The exports Of bread
stuff. from the United States Great Britain and Ireland
Sept to July 10 were follows
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Dishop Ksndrisk's sew ws.s ~ tgnr gS,Psla-'
ID Jua received 81 TA!Lyzs mno ~ 80
July et.et Doo-ss'sos No. - -.ee-
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'The democratic nominee fer canal commissions
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TESTED BY THOUSANDS.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS.

N VERY day is this celebrated medicine extends
IL ing the sphere of its usefulness, and every
year adding to the long catalougue of its triumphs
A Million of Boxes are distributed annually with
o~utfully meeting the demand. For some time pas
the sales have been limited, solely for want of faci-
lities of supply. Truly this Is a universal remedy,
Unheralded, these Pills have found their way into
the remotest corners of the Union, every where
proving their title us The Poor Mans Friend
Sick Mans llope-The Marvel and Blessing of
the Age" For a tritling sum, every individual and
every family may have Health Insured to them for
an indefinite period; and what is life without health
hut a miserable existence?
Life is too precious ii boon to be tampered with,
by tryingaIl sorts of experiments with it. The sick
should use those medicines only which experience
has shown to be the best,
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CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
RUssELLHILLE. Put. Go. Ia. July u, I

KUsskLLVILLE, Iut. 90. IA, July II, ~.
DR.. Notwithstanding since your agent left me
a supply of your Indian Vegetable Pills. | have
found said pills to be in great demand lately for the
cure of Fever and Ague. Mr.. James Boyd has a
son who has been laid up with fever and ague, and
had tried various other remedies, all of which prov
ed of no avail. He determined to try your Indian
Vegetable Pills, and by using one box he is now
well. Mr.. Il. Spencer had a daughter, Mr.. Hugh
Groves a son, and Mr.. c. Nichols ard three of his
family were all down at the same time with fever
and aglle, and had also tried various other rene-
dies without effect. Your Indian Vegetable Pills
may be relied on for permanent cure of ~feverand
ague. Yours, respectfully,
jacob DURHAM, P. NJ,
Also, Acting Justice Of the Peace.
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Fevers, like every other form of disease. are only
an Effort of Nature to expel from the body some-
thing that is opposed to health; 1t is merely a strug~
gle between the good and bad humors for suprema-
cy, and the commotion which ensues is called Fe-
vers. The usual symptoms of a fever are heavl~
ness, languor, anxiety, signing and yawnlng, with
alternate fits of heat and cold. After which the pa
tent complains of both pain in the head and back,
thirst, difficulty of breathing, pain in the limbs, a
sense of fulness about the region of the stomach,
nausea and sickness, with sometimes vomiting of
bilious matter.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
peculiarly adapted to the cure Of all kinds of fever,
because they not only thoroughly cleanse the sto>
mach and bowels from all bilious humors, but they
open those excretory vessels which empty into th>
bowels; and consequently the impu5ty contained in
the circulation (Which is the cause of all dlsordered
motions of the blood called fevers) IS thrown into
the bowels, from whence ii is carried off by the res
gular alvine discharges.
I~nusing Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for Fe-
vers, the only cure necessary is to have the medi
cine operate copiousIy by the bowels. If ,hesymp,
toms are urgent, from four to eight pills should be
taken night and morning until the fever has subsi>
ded, after which smaller doses once in twenty>fonr
hours, will be sufficient to restore health,
BEWARE OF CONTRIBUTORS.
TRememher that tho n,isinaland only genuine
pills have the written signature of VIM. Wright on
the top label of each box. The genuine Wfight's
Indian Vegetable Pills are never sold in Drug
Stores.
AGENTs-PLAQUEMINE AND VICINITY.
VIM. Shea, Family Grocer, Front street, Pla~
quemine.
G.. A. Stevens, Marksvile, La.
w. nj. Slater, Harrisonburg, La.
III. Stevens, Thibodeaux, La.
General Depot in New Orleans, where the medi~
cine can be had at wholesale and retail.
A. BRONSEMA,
At the Picayune Book BIndery, "a Camp street.
Beware of medicine under any other name than
Wright's' Indian Vegetable Pills, and see that the
signature is on the box:
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, No:
1875 Race street, Philadelphia; 2s8 Greenwich st.
New York; and 268 fremont ST: Boston: [no20 1y