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MEETINGS FOR HUNGARY IN GRsAr BRTrAIE.. -
The British papers are filled with calls for, ard
proceedings of, meetings IN favor Of the cause of
the heroic Hungarnns. At a great meeting held
at the York Hotel, Upper Wellington street, very
recently, The following resolution was Offered and
unanimously adopted: . .-.
That il IL The opinion of this Society that the
Emperor of Austria, as King or Hungary, -has vIo-
lated his compact with the Hungarian nation, and,
therefore, thai as EnSlshmea we uoiicly express
our deepest sy npathy with that people, and unan-
mously proclaim our disgust and horror al the
traitOrnIs conduct of the Austrian Emperor in cal
ling to his assistance the seIis aid Cossacks OF
Russia, for the purpose OF devastating with fire
and sword that interesting county, destroying its
Inhabitants, aud binding IN chains and slavery a
brave people engaged in the notle cause OF main
tsining their civil and religious liberties"
Money was also contributed FOR the purpose Of
aiding the cause of Hungary, and other meetings
called. H..
Immense meetings at Kensington, near Louden,
and al Cardiff, EdinbuTg, Manchester, and West
minister, have also been held. Tho London News
says, 10 show the feeling among The members Of
Parl.sment: awe may also mention that paper
containing strong expression of opinion on the
Hungarian question, coupled with request &c
Government TO interfere fos the stoppsge of blood
shed, and the recognition OF the rights OF the Hun
gausns, is II circulation amongst The members
both Houses, and Is likely soon 10 appear viii
the signatures Of s great number of inauentia
peers and commoners appended.
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ffroIa the Louisville Courisr.I

ma. hALDEMAS; Happening in public house il
me city lew days since, a conversation was hear
between two persons, who may be called S. an,
To- to the effect following, and as Il was en- sub
lect OF interest you will confer favor. by gviD,
ia Plsesin your paper, and oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
S-Mr T., can you not give me some work OF
your placei
Tho sir, l have no more work thau can b,
done by my own domestics. 'I--
S'-bnt you should Teeollect that 1 have 4
whe ana children, who are dependent u,op m,
asiy isooI Tor support; and surely on 3 who il
Dressed with as much of the good things of this
life as YOU have, could afford 10 give me uo,t r.
earn something to keep my family frora ,,ar,insl
Ties sir, u you was reduced 10 such an eI
Iemiiy, Il would give me pleasure 10 furnish YOU
WIN Work, or even give 10 your family sor,etbipg
% eat and drink. But wish To ask you ques
uoh7whai ticket didyou vote at our late election.
Pro-siayery or emancipation
Swell, hardly know.
les you do know, friend, and strongly
suspect, from the manner of your answer that YOU
so'ee TOT slavery, for If You an noipation.
81, you would not have forgotten il, but would
not vote for Guthrie, Preston and Ruddl
Yes, voted for those genllemen
E-When YOU gave that vote, did you net know
lhst You, as iaboEeT, had TO compete with slaves
ana that you had wife and children 10 support,
whilst the slave mad none, not even himselfY
S.-fes, know all that by sad experience, but
thtn The plan OF removing the negroes, il it were
possible, would take thirty OF forty years, and In
tat time | will be dead and buried.
S.-fou will leave your children though ia as
bad condition a. you now are, with prospect OF
It's getting worse. Was il not worth your effort to
ty and better their condition, by removing the
competition OF slave labori
S-My children must do as have done, the
1est they can.
P-Ahl my friend, II you have so little sym.
path Tor your own offspring, yoa must not com.
PLAN II decline 10 give you work, and refer you
20 your slayerV loving friends, Messrs. Guthrie,
Preston and Kudd, for employment.
A LtsteHer.-S. he has got you; but according
0 The state of the facts, the gentlemen referred
20, seem 10 be under come obligation 10 give you
aork, and l would 60 and see them On The sub.
lecL
ST. do think they ought TO give me work, and
vii 20 and see them about il.
T-Hes, so and try, and you will find, If you
do not now know il, that neither they, or any
lther STAKEHOLDER, will employ you at a pnce
shove what they can hire slave for, If tie slave
can do the work.
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COM NJ X CIAE,

nae lGIN,r AND R0PE-The market, though no
brisk, presented considerable activity this week
Sales the frs. OF the week OF IS pieces and S. Coils al
I5tai6 for the former and 7iaSc for tho latter; sales o
"a Rope &c. and 100 pieces and 40 coils at ice
for the Begging and Sc for Rope. Sales since Of 900
pieces Begging and 800 coils Ropo ct l6o and &c. $50
pcces ard 30 coils also at IS and sc and 100 pieces aud
100 CO s at 16e for the Bassns and 7sc for the Rope
Also ses IS pieces at 5Ac and 30 coils at 7ie 100
pieces tagging ISL and 100 pieces on private terms;
also 5. les OF 1870 pieces 100 coils lots and &C.
The f0sks on hand are ample. Arrived this week
3f7l ,ieees and 7Is coils. The shipments this week
have ,mouute to Las pieces aud ,425 coils. The
stock 81 each oft hand is 10000 pieces and docs
coils.
COTTON AlgD COTTON YARNS &e.-Stoeks YER,
light and prices enhanced. We hear OF one or tw'
small sales fair Alabama Cotton at foaifc Receipt
this week OF 81 hales Sales Of Cotton Vans to h'
count "a l,sht Is have advanced to g. and LOG TO
the difS rem, numte rs. We quote sale OF 200 bale
| hattin,g at iOc.
| coal AND woOD-The retail sales Of Pittsburg
20 al have advanced to isal6c-stocks light. Sales
" ood rora wagons at 81 4os3 per load
| FLOUR AND GRAIN-ws notice slight decline
Flour and the market 10 sn dni, with hight sales In lot
"a s0ai 90; retail sales at Sass % for choice brand
deiyerd Receipts this week $50 bls. Buyers OF whe'
are osring but SOC though hear f sales at se, IN
rsseIta are very mcsGs. Small ssla, q "a Corn NOS
stores 1t 3Ss, retail sales At szisc. Sales Of Barrie
| a, soc with ssoc demand and little coming N
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER

e. HI. DRkw, Richmond, Va
Rev. J. DIcKEY, Heinpin, Ills.
Nj. RYAN, Msysville, XIV.
Rev. WM. GUM, Outstanding, Ky,
MILros STEVENSON. Georgetown, Ky.
j. NJ. McKIh, 81. N. Fifth ST., Philadelphia
JosEPH FIsHER, Chester, VT.
BEcKNER & CANsrFF, Lafayette, Ia.
]. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va
GEo. SCARBOROUGH, Greensboro, Ky.
c. c. EvERrs, Utica, n. Y.
d. M. DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, N. Y
iiENRY CHAFiS, Cansndsigua, N. Y.
BRowS & WuLIAAsoS, Commercial Buildings
Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
d. NEEDHAM, ~, Exchange ST., Buffalo, N. Y
III. BAscLAY, Russellville, Ky.
Rev. HOOPER CREws, Chicago III.
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen. Ky.
VIM. GARNET, Glasgow, Ky.
c. II. BARKLEY, Lexington, Kentucky.
j. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE s. POTTER, Is State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, I42 Nassau street, New York.
P. Ii. CoSAST, Smithlsnd, Ky.
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FROM CHIHrAHuA-We have received from q
subscriber in Chihuahua the Faro of that city, da'
ted the 81 oil July, in which We find grave charges
laid against parties OF Americans travelling through
that State, who are accused OF wantonly molestins
the inhabitants. a representation was made TO
Mr.. Samuel Lucas, The American Consul, by III e
authorities of Canton Bravos. in which complaints
were made that amazed parties OF Americans, pro-
eedirg TO California, from thirty TO seventy IN
uumbef, had come thither without passports, and
did what they liked, trampling the laws OF Pas
Don Angel Trias, had sent to Canton BIavr.s on,
hundred rnuske!s and FIVE thousand rounds Of am
mutation BY Col. Ugarte, TO mako the laws Of tn
land respected, and had communicste.t informs
ton of the affair 10 The President-M O. Pic, FL
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TRANsyLvAsIA UNIVERSITY.


THE I'D Session will open the 1st Monday IN No
i vsmbcT next under the direction of the fOIlOwine
Faculty, VI:
Benz. w. Dudley NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice OF surgery.
Robert Peter, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
James N. Bush, ". D., Professor OfsPeeiaI and Sur
gical natOny.
sam'l AMMAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Prac-
tee of Medicine.
Eihelher L. Dudley, VI. n, Professor OF General and
Pathological Anatomy and Physiology
Henry ". Built, NJ D., Professor OF Mseris Medios
and Therapeutics.
VIA. ". Boing, NJ. D, Prof Of Obstetrics ant the
Diseases ofWOmen and ChillTea-
n. NJ. Skillmsn, n. D., Demonstration % Anatomy
The cost Of full course is SiO5, invariably In al vance
The MstriculsuOn ant Library uokei = s.. The Dis
seetng ticke $40 The Graduation Fee Is S25. Beard
| inr and odgng from So Oh 10 g 90 rarweek.
] kOBERT PETER. NJ. D.,
| Dean OF the Faculty.
| Lexington, KY, July 81, 1879. 3m
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MIS- CELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The recent discovery Of the extremely yalu
able qualities Of Irish peat, proves Ireland to b,
tie weaithiest country In the world, except vIr
ginia, which EIlwood Fisher shows 10 be en-.
titled TO that pre-emnence. Wecopy the table
Of analytical results by which this Is shown
The amount of valuable material which may
be obtained over 100 tones Of peat, which cost
IS, and the labor Of converting I, about &c
more, is as follows:
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s ] | ] J ! !
IS svow your principles o
r.~<-siment. Pat out yoer true
an msp and angels. There IL
noel modesty, which incul'
....hod. IL discourages con.
~-;.e Of osientation, and woule
- $500 ~ 20 infer the existence OF
20 ,hs - ...,, our conduct In most
"A = bat q PaltrOon's e1ped,en, &c
h;iity, 10 save cohsen'en' Pos',
- or evasion. IL IS well sno
a.mit,e8 10 the right, that th'
m ADVANCE, where you will Be
~ n ,,isl. and il 10 q reflection
Ne oal negligence or integrity to
pc i,-. md principles forever unset
oPihlso" Socistv has a right 10 know
eoso- rom him, and justly sns-
-s 1870 ar dishonest aims, when
.-''-,.ln Undecided and uncommii'
=. hss announced the sale way
- are the natural sources ahC
- 7oiuion, and they are oonn0
N b,l5lr. 10 battle with prejudice
~. -ntornssti5n Of passion, though al
- swrpt away by lis fury h'
- 80 esuested, active, inauenila
- community. generally become lh
',,.3snf This living embodimeh'a no
- --.son. ruth aud righteousness
~. multitude with vastly more ca
"a I'll cheney han books OF morals anI
- I. II constitutes the most effectua
49, A.. S-rrnsticn and vigorous main'e'
sh~ soupd public sentiment, 30 IL
- - unlu Tor that function. On this
- - tbat lie laRs Of Athens held tina
80 - -. an enemy TO the State who re-
.--sr,-7l IN auv important question OF
...-l interest The Redeemer o.
- h. Given % this equitable principle
4 ,.,-,s,7 If r4hs 6n, and Il is only they who
-. b.r b.i5rs msn, whom he VIII confess
- he auEelsia heaven.
',...,.-v ose who would not become mere
tIls-ssrver, beware Of feeling more
49, f,r promotion than he does for his
-. Nthsv are to be put down, il is
y. snare % raise, and he should
u I'D suspect himselfs knsve' who is con-
T., n n. ,-uF me sacrifice which il may
|.L.-.,-t.s7 honest man. No valuable ends,
y. lose Of selfish OF prOhigste ambition,
-. h. scared By such dishonorable sac
:. ,-s s1v but g weak and inscriptions man
: ---i.- n t.ss hi. time, and wait for more
ID. save. when God, whose attributes
IN he right, viii pluck i,s drowned
,bs deep, ami make the cOnscien-
.-- lie brave shsrers in its tyiumphs.-
= -, -5vs,s promotion while his principles
t-s ban, must fall back upon the eK-
.s-. resources q party, which is always
81. q held together by compromises In
f.. ...-- be is sacrificed 10 policy. Into
+. ..--s ma -strom, from which virtue and
1880, lever come forth without a stain,
Il. s--ilioas men Of fscile morality and |
-s-1ass are ever ready TO plunge"
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TIE SECRET EXPEDITION. New Orleans
Picayune of the Oath, says:

The sudden appearance ofthe U. S. sloop.oewar
Albany off Round Island, on Wednesday evening
last, created some excitement there, where are
congregated about 400 Of the men enlisted for the
secret expedition, which has caused so many
speculations and rumots. The rank and file be-
ing a. yet entir,ly ignorant of their destination
take but little interest ia the natter but there Il
evidently considerable uneasiness among those In
command, although they profess 10 fear no inter
rnption.
Every thing 10 quiet on the island, and we be
lieve the men are batter suprlied with proviaion
th.n they were at first. No military discipline i
observed, and We are informed that the men ar
allowed 10 vait Pensacola and the neishboIin
shores whenever they choose. We hear that afte
the embsrkation, which is shortly 10 take place
the men are &c be informed Of the object and des
linallon OF The expedition, and that snch Of then
az wish IN return TO the city viii be allowed 10 d
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GRoCRRiES-saies Of Groceries sfs light, with light
stocks on hand. Holders quite firm. Sale. Of Rio
Cohss In lois at s'stei rets sales at s&ssse sac
Of 200 bags for Oneinnsn toisy a. e.. Lisht sales
cfLasuira at &c. end Java iOsf3c. SUGARS firm,
saes oiiO hhds common at se and light sales OF good
and choice at 6sc. Retail sales By the Dbl al essic We
quote Loaf Clarified and Refined Sugars st 7.ai1c for
different nmbers and qualities. Havana gar In boxes
quote Al 7asc. Plantation Moasses We. auo,e AT ga
sales At ETC. End retail sales at &c Sorarh.p,r
Molssses We quote at 32asse, according to quality
Cheese is in fair demand. We quote sales IN lots a,
7s7lc, for good lots. Receipts TINS week 1s23 boxes
Rice Is in fair demand for retail sales; the stack Of good
qualities isreiucsi 5l prices have advanced 20 5esIe
Receipts ncre.
MACKBRBb-Tbe stocks are extremely light. and
We quote retail sales at 81 for No. g. 80 for No. q snc
si4for No. 1.
PROVISIONS AND LARD Sale. light. with limited
receipts and demsnd Sales OF mess Pork q; ssaSs o.
We quote begged hams from stores al sas4c, sugar
cured staIOc Sales Of clear sides al 5ia6s; sales Of
shoulders At 4sac. Sales OF ron wagons al fic
Tor shoulder, 5isees for clear Sides and sSa7ic Cor
hams Lard We quote at 6ls7c, from stores sale esrIy
In the week OF go kegs prime Lard from store at Tc
ToBACCo-sSles this week have not been Is heavy
as they were the week previous The quass Of ,Obae
co sold are almost entirely Of inferior grades and the
prices are eShancsd- The sales Todd's warehouse
annot ntsd to SO hhds at the following rates: First
81 60 81 Is, So o., IS %. s. 90 o 80. and &c co.
seconds 50 Is, a 90; eon.moE &c 75ss3 30 sales a.
the Planters warehouse prices ranging from Sc 90 70
IS %.
WHIsKY-The market has been active for whisky.
and prices have been maintained. Sales OF raw at the
wharf Thursday last were al aoaeie 1t since advaBe.
ed and readily commanded aOie yesterday, but there
were no receipts. Sales to-day at 2le- Sales rectisd
from stores at siai9c, until today, when sales we're
at 20 cents. Receipts this week i57 bbls. We hear
o. sales Of Peach Brandy from sores at sOcasi Hold
ers of oil Peach are demanding sissi Is per gallon
Common Brandy 2sc per gallon. French Brandy ~ 25
ass per gallon.
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ris,.is BOX SuSnAY.--It is said that the Penn.
evil os.. courts ave decided that marriage Is
ast 49, ueel' and that they have also decided
Rers,.SS . .. made on Sunday Is valid. The
Ekslhs, ssss nat The question IL now sgitsied
=, SSslui, and whether indictments for bissmy
e asts,nsd where the first marriage had tax
-. "a sunday. Baslea Rspsbiicax,
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CALIponxrA ExrRAvAaAScr-Ths conespon'

CALIPoRxIA ExrRAvAaANcL-Ths couespon.
dent of the Baptist Recorder, at San Francisco,
says:
On the day OF Our arrival IMAM paid one hundred
dollars for len bottles Of champagne, tthe usual
prioe,l aid thirty dollars for large arm chair, IN
which he SEATED himself at the front OF house,
drank apd swors, and sung and drank, TILL hys
hottlet were emptisd, and then broke the remain
lisa Ave upon the ground, his chair ax.inst me
house, and walked Of In oil the glory OF bis I'D
Ofty,
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Mason's mai. =, Tl5.
Tenth Distries-Omcial.
The Commercial Msrine Of tho u. s..s...

The following aston shing statistics are from the
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, Of the
commercial navigation of the United States for
the last fiscal year. . .
The extraordinary commercial progress Of our
country is shown in the following table of the sum
total Of our tonnage, with the increase per cent.
fos four decimal periods:
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A California letter Of 2eth June mentions that
Mr. Spencer, the great cattle speculstor, was et
San Francisco, and adds: ss.t.tar
''Ho is largely engaged In The eaiile trade, and
almost swsys the whole market hsfei keeps IN
s1esllset beef market, called De Wsahin<< ou
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NEy YORK. Ser
NEw YORK, Sept. 4.
The steamer " sshineion arrived a, midnight yes
teTdsy with two days later European intelligence.
Hungary.


Thirty thousand Russians, under LudieE. are
said TO have been completely ron,ed by an inferior
force under BEN, and the survivors were hunted
into Wallachia. Abullctin from Dcmbirski, dated
Csyongyss, July d, speaks o. a second great VIC
tory be has obtained over the Russians, after hav
ing attscked them b7 surprise on the uieht Of he
234. The Russians did not take stand. MANY
officers tied IN their shirts; Others Were cut down
or taken prisoners. Two regiments OF Russian
cuiJassieTs were nesTly annhiialed. The Russians
rallied and fought desperately. In the morning a
brilliant cavalry attack decided the contest. The
Russians left 1000 dead on the field, IL cannon,
besides a)UO prisoners. The following Russian in
telligenee is gwen: On the 23i OF July the ies
were attacked IN the pass ofOlush by thr Maygars,
and 10 ced 10 seGeai; they We're reinforced by -four
pieces artillery, but were again forced 10 retreat,
after lighting three hours, IA which they lost IN
killed and wounded, four officers and lOl private 4
| The .daygars passed through the pass. Vienna i,
now only gsrrisoned by a few new leyes. and
when the post left, Prpsag-s had been ocCu pied
| The Vienna letters confirm the occupation Raat
| by the HunEarians. Some llungsrlsns appeared
| in few lengths Of Vienna. The Ausiriass were
hastily collecting an army o. &C, 600 men at Pres.
| burg 20 assume the offensive. The llreslau lei
tung Of the l5lh, says thai persons VINO arrived IL
Vienna on that evening affirmed thai SanguinaIy
| engagement had taken place at Gtassvardeen.
| The HunGarians had there concentrated body oil
| Of 50, 90 men, including troops from Klamsen
| burg Affairs at Comorn are in the same condition
as last represented. The Hungatians were threat;
ening PsesbuTg.
| There is no change TO notice in the markets al
Sunday interviewed between the dates Of the Gale
donia and Washington.
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In thirty years the tonnage of the United States
has increased $50 per cent upon what it was in
1918.
The fret elk snies, In point of shiP-buildins,
are presented in their order as follows.
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Your friend, LOUISA X. BsVAN.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
SCARLET FEVER DIsARMED OF Irs TERRoRs

This dangerous alarming afeGton which has swept
from the stage of time so many both al the innocent
offancy and the more vigorous and mature age OF man
hood has at length met its bane and sndOie md Is syu
elects upon the system laid waste b. the powerful
nuencs Of TINS pre- parafoI. little grand child Of Dit.
VIM Patrick, wood eorder, was attacked with ScsTitt
Fever " hch left her In dreadful state; her body
covered with PARTICLES Of scarlet erpuonS; leIee ump
something IKE bile, and al least two inches IN daEe
Ter made its appearance the shoulder, which bfCss
sni iisc harged an almost incredible quantity OF
ensiye matter; and besides this, large quantity ueS dis
charged from the ears, OF very o1ehsiye Character
made trial OF SANDS sARSA PARlLLA, whch efrct-
81 complete cure, the child having taken only
lie orthe benefit OF those suffering from bare gi
effects Of this horrible disease MI Fatek vii be pea
xtate nent they call al his residence IN Exeter street,
| near Fawn Observation-Disclosures S1A-
The following testimonial 20 the value Of the SsrSara-
r,,a IA from the Rev. Luther Wright, aged &c years,
Couzre Sationsl Minister, residing al wob9Tn:
| wOaURS, Mass, March 3osh, 1855.
| Msxsrs. SANDS: Gentlemea-From what have exre.
repced and from the information have recently TcCev
"a from number OF persons OF high reSPectsbiy,
have used your saIaPaEa, hsve not The least dOUot
meTous eertSates yos have received Of its O<1s
fsy sustsRed By E<PsRIENcx, and although IFS reruta-
taa and utility very extensive, and stand IN need
Of my humble efforts to increase them, want ali 10
scted BIZ disease 70 become acquainted with The
4 cAcy and rowkE Of year valuable medicine.
lam, gentlemen, gracefully aud ySIy reSPeetls.y IouEs,
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Prepares and so d. W holesale and retail, sy A. H. a D.
SANDS druggists and Chemists, 100 Fuiion ST. sOrner
Of Wiltar, New YORK. sold hiso By j. Il. Widerc Co
Louisville, Il. W. Merton, Lexington; Geo. GuTnsn.
Paris; Seaton Sharpe, Aaysviei e. II. Human. Gin
generally Throughout the United STATES aad nc Csnsdss
Price 81 per Bottle; six Bottles for IS.
Deeember Is. is4S--Iyeo~
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ECLECTIC SERIES.
NEW IMPROv WE'D
Instruction VA ssns,sg and On the Plane

MADAME ABI AMOysiCZ hers % announce to the
wi ladies Of Louisville and yiIinity TIA, she has come
TO reside Ia thts city, sHd hat viii hsrpY &c
devote Der leisure hours 10 the instruction OF s adde's
IN singing sud on the PianCPOrte.
Further particulars seTtsired correctly 0ay
at her house, Walnut street, rfjh house east Of the
corner of First. Aug4
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The following facts appear from the report:
Ons-third OF the ship-buiIding OF Pennsylvania
Is in the wesl--8,0O tons Of New York ship.
building 10 on the lakes
The State Of Ohio, an entire inland State, Is the
sixth 10 point of ship-building.
The Slate of Ohio builds as much tonnage 10
vessels as all The States and ports frona Chesapeake
Bay TO the Rio Grande.
Ohio builds double as much as Virgins, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Florida
The following is view OF The American ton
mage of the axes, as entered In the different ma
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MAIN sTRsEr NsAR NINTH.
II KEEP on hand for sale, at the lowest eash Isies
every description OF Marble work. viii supply NE
trade with Vermont Marble at IS cents per fso Mare
Nantes from S2o to 800. Italian turtitnIe AZ q
Plaster OF Paris, ground do. for menur1ng
White Sand, Marble Dust for Soda Water, tlre bnek
and Cav Hydraulic Cement and common Lime FER
sons wanting any of the above articles, ether of etl
OF country custom, can De supYoed Ofoeh
from the country respectfully solicited;
N.B.ALrgsI lot OF Italian Marble Slabs lust received
urd Cor sale W. mfts os>se
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The river tonnage entered at New Orleans is
almost equal 10 the whole of the above, making
total of almost 10000 tons of ship tonnage on
the Weston rivers. -ReptIblie.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08
NOTICE TO TaILORs.
NEW STEAM FURNITURR FACTORY.

NEW STEAM FJRNITURB FACTORY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH suS.,
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WYE are prepared 20 manufacture every thing In es
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mentin the West. The patronage Of the public Is soe
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