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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Rem0rkN

Mr. Hampton is fair man and sound Wing,
who. We doubt not will discharge with credit and
fidelity any duties which may be assigned him.
Bat he Is Member eject 10 The Hcrt Congress, from
District which, though strongly Whg, has been
lost in odd years and OF cour,e might be again.
He was not made candidate against his own will,
and ought t. have declined a reelection If he had
any desire for Diplomatic station. No man IS
Thoroughly qualified for Reprcsentative IN Con
eress, and especially from constituency 50 large
and so deeply interested in our National policy
and legislation, who does not regard that post as
one of very great respons bihty and honor-too
great o be held as mere stepping stone to some
other
Mr. Hampton, il we mistake not, IS the only
Wing Member from Western Pennsylvania elect.
cd TO the next Congress Among those superseded
last Fall are Messrs Dickey Farrelly, Irwin, all
good men snd true, not to speak OF ANDREw SrEw.
ART, whose services, whether in the Wing cAus
or especially to Tay lorsm, have been surpassed
by those OF no other Pennsy vanisn. And in Nj
Hampton's own District there are Wings At least
as capable aud deserving as he is-Walter For
ward for one HArman Denny, we think, for
another, and So on. Now why should all these be
passed over, and the seat Of the only Wing re
chosen from Western Pennsylvania vacated an
put at hazard to give Mr. Hampton Mission -
Would It not be plainly rsking great public inter
ests to subserve private ends - Nj. II ampton can
be worth more in Congress to his District than a
new man of equal abilities aud requirements eX
perience and acquaintance going great way IN
the House. We ask, then, in all soberness and
without particle Of personal interest or feeling
whether The Inquirer, on full consideration, be
ieves it advisable to break into the Wing strength
of the House IN order to send Mr.. Hampton on q
Mission Are not frequent appointments ironi
Congress by the Executive subversive OF the prop
er independence OF the Peoples Representatives
and thus contrary TO swel-understood Whig prin-
| ciple We surely 50 regard them.
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Cholera st st. Louis-Murder Case-Choiera
at Quincy, Ill.

sr. LoUIs Wednesday, Aug 5.
The interments in this city for the week ending
Monday last were 49,. Of which "a were BY ChOl-
era; n OF the deceased were under years Of age.
The examination OF Wise for the murder ot hH'
comes Of day at Palmyrs, sad eminent counsel from
this City are engaged on both sides
The Cholers y sill At Quincy ILL., The aggregate o'
ssstAs here BY he splasmis " 900
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UANK OF sALIsBURY.-r The nos. Of shs ssss its a
ID of sslsogry Nsrylkad, redeemed by u dQSVh'
SoH. = Wslsi Il sw sssl tsesszl ~ HeAwr
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IL ~tnfe and NnttonnI INV ~choOI, nNIi'
sTuN SPA Saratoga Co iik Inc Fsli efh Oi ths Ia
.uuou viii commence ou me lst OF September next ls
object . To train student the Arls veil give
thorough know ledge Of The theory sud scieucc Of
. profession The embraces critical elaborate
prscilc@ 10 cktcn
oo aneou- orsory consisting OF drli speeches s~ Ngu
ments historical debae. Congressional discussions NC
th strict attention 10 all The rules OF rhetoric snd eocu
uon-coIri-, comprising complete judiciary system,
with Judges (prOessor ures, ~itn-sses shefns CLERKS
"a " hlch the student constantly engaged In th. ta and
.rmen Ut causes and all the details o the legal pfac
uce Among the Professors are J. " Fowl Hon WI
10 Hall d Manly and " r Odsl, ESQ. charges ior
rnish-d room board tuition. Of libraries and lee
-- only So per term Is weeks payable IN adv encr %
before HE close Of the "a week None received for less
n.n singl. term circular containing particulars sent
by request Ne previous esng of aw necessary or d.
.rabie Lectures by Chancellor Nalworih, Judges VII
d Parker and Others ssds from those of the Proe.sors
By order OF the Board " FOWLER, President
aus sodlaw SM AMtS~
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EyFoRrs TO 60 AHEAD ~ NosrRs,L-O~ .ae
Is, inst very large meeting OF th~ 'aaea' Gays tho
rrGEsrfr0 vs.. held 20 eonsA~r whether Il would ee
proper 20 a8yi.e the corporation TO add $4,000 10
the debt of IT, city and take stock 20 ths, amount IN
the ra.iroad now in progress besween Montreal and
Portland, ia Maine. The city debt stated officially
&" So so. which ihi. subscription would increase
30 s.-e3sSo but s.OO 90 OF H. on account ot the
4" sirr works, were reported yielding fsr return
Nr Molson the brewer opposed the losn. the prin
cpe mat direct taxation 10 the extent OF ssO0O Tor
interest on debt beside The ordinary between
fV''V and - 90 OF Populstus. would ~ found op
pfessiVe lie ~ss srosned down Mr. Norm declared
thSt II the road was nnishet u would make Montreal
the emporium OF the West Mr. Berthelot partner At
Jaw. We believe. OF Mr. Lsiontaine Attorney GcueraA
assured the citizens that the debt o New York City u
S93 o. Nstl-~hich Will he pews here. where nobody
believes the debt % BE- halt much The meeting 10
comm, rdcd the loan. after Mr. told them that the
Montreal iolks lacked energy ,nd enterprise The Cor
porsuou have since voted 20 take the stock.
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From ,h. Phaatrl lp4ls Inquirer

Hon MosEs HANPToN-The name OF Hon Moses
Hampton is mentioned in connection with the appoint
ment Of Minister Penipotentiary FROM this state Mr.
Hempon was one of the earliest and most inf
fnenie Of Gen Taylor and contributed greatly 10 the
promotion Of his nomination by the National Conyen
ton. He subsequently, devoted himself 10 the Pres
powerfully upon the auspcious result in the western
part Of PenDsy lvanis.
Mr Hampton 70 a vigorous and cultivated mind
adds varied and mature experience in legislation, and
an established reputation Tor soundness OF judgment
Statesman. The diplomatic representation OF Amer
can interests may be safely intrused to bis hands
Should the full mission be assigned 10 the West MI
Hampton's appointment have no doubt would
prove highly satisfactory.
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Wn,er Cnre In,,lrutr..-rhe Dow balIdl

~ Water Cure Insttfutes.-The new onildi"gs
A Oysisf Bay, nov open for tho reception ~
patients. For punty water saubny Ofar, and beauty
scenery this place IL un-urpsss~d Steamboat CfOton
flns daily from Fulton Market cry estzblishmeut II
Laigttst Addres. r. TRALL. VI ID. auto I'm
r. Lyons Magnetic Powders for tho dsslrlc-
uon OF bedbugs reaches and ell other Insects Pills
for The destruction Of rate and MICE without posonsi
Broadway Nlfim-
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Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE Wednesday, Aug 9
There is now no doubt of the election OF w
Trousdale the Democratic candidate for Governor
The House Is Democratic and the Senate most proba
hly Whig We have nothing further from Alabama.
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Er The name OF the Post Ofsce at Blooming
,ss, lovs las been ehsaxsd " hascsnns
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VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COZ ~ - - -
- eg.ry Saturday Nornae a. ne low prc- Oi y 1f
80, Ia ssvance Eight copies fOr $40 or -"ealy copes
a. AZ and the paper IN continue beyond no nne
s,r Which 10 paid. - 49, . 80, ,,,,.
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~ Winter Cure.-Dr. MgEKER's Orange Mountain
Mater Cure ~stab lshir-nt al South Orange, snow
open Tor the reception of patients The establishment has
. of the most desirable OcauOns Tor the pfacncs Of he
Wafer Cure and Is hilrd up avery superior manner.
having prvate baths attached the patients rooms The
ras Orange the foot Of Cortland 81 al
,'cock A NJ and I 2 NJ daily. reaching South Orange
n ons hour Letsrs for circulars addressed TO DR..
MgEKER a. above jyl6 ime
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ssw-yoH9, SATURDAY noRNINc. tUGusr i>'s.
Kos.u.h ~ seen by his -ecretary-A Day il
his Cabinet.

E4'. f-~ NsEs' Ls'i,r se- Dr,st J4a- ,,'-.
s's1 s-t ca'u1 lr.eats1 'or t. Tr1.--
~ ~ eAEns s.raEsu
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GENERAL. NOTICES.


" Eowier- - Wells, Phrcno osists aud
Publishers. Clnou Hail iSi Nsssaa-.I near me PsrA.
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BOARDING.

DOAKD IN SOUTH HBROOkLfN-Within
Dminues' walk " smilton-syenge ferry, and 10 min
south ferry i05 5sckets south side, Hlcks
p.es>ant locsflOn ard pleasant rooms ,elsu
BOARD with pleasant rooms can be obtlined by
- app.c4ton a. 3oS Broadway. The house 10 nsr,
very peGsslly iOcsied, Just above Cnion-psn ssy
few bosfders are received. assS
DLEAsANT FUH>I-HED ROOMS 10 LII
Il % tLs second ard l1ifd foOrs win of rH's ,'-s~
i.sl And ssa al 7 PAlE-pl4es. Also an o1es. Ue l@
L,CRsI-HED or 1nf1rnishrd r,oms 70 let Inquire
! ~ Sruaf~-y entr-Dce % Frso<-n-.. W y
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.EcOND DIsPATCH
Kentucky Election.

CINCINNATI, IRursday Aug =
The returns from h entucky as Tar a. rccel'eo
show that the prosavery candidates for the Conven
,ion are generally elected The Lmancipauonlsts are
in small minority.
VJrk Dstria-Thc contest here isyery doubtful
although there is every probability that Marshall VIII
no returned oy 100 or 200 majority. N. Lane Is the
Democratic and II Marshall the Whig candidate
LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Aug. O.
In the Xth District, RICHARD II. STANToN,
Loco, for Congress hasa majority OF go 10 cDo over
John p Gaines Whig and is elected
In the With District, CHAs. :. MoREHEAD, wing,
Is elected by 1853 maj
In the Louisville District Cllih) HUMPHREY MAK
snALL. the Wing candidate is elected by to 200 maj
The Pro Slavery candidates for the Convention are
elected as fer heard from. issupposed that there
will be 4 Locos elected TO Congress, and perhaps D.
SECOND DISPATCH
LOUISVILLE Friday, Aug lp-A NJ
The returns from the With District are favor
able to CHARLES :. MoRFHEAD, Wing, and he is prob
sbly elected.
GEoRCE a. CALDWELL, Loco. m the Win Distnci
has probably defeated Aylctt Buckner, Wing
In the Illd District l. JOHNSON Wing is elected
HrMrnREY MARSHALL (Whg) has probably sue
eeeded by small majority in the With.
John C. Mason (Loco) is elected over John R. Hous
ton (Whig) in the lXth District In the Nth District
Stanton (Loco) Is elected Ia the I'D and Nih Dstrci-
there was no opposition and the Wing Candidates are
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CAsApA PRoDUcl TRaDs.- L oder our draw back
system very much Of the Produce OF Csnsds comes
here What OF It has passed down TO Mootrea by tia
= Lawrence this year TO 81 inst we state from the
h1nfrsfi Hrid
Flour. bbls ... ;S19 9ga Butter. kegs ...... 3l62
Wheat bushels l5s ~ Corn busheis y -,
Pork. bhls-....... 1870 Ashes bbis ....... l3otS
ard. kegs .... 2.72l sc sc. &c
Ashes iO2sl barrels. Flour ll5is1 DO OM Meal u,
Us barrels an Peas oo a32 bushels smong the
ports by The 81 Lawrence aud Atlantic Montreal
and Portsnd) Railroad stock 50 per discount.
and The Montreal and schine do. do. at - Conserva
tive bouse.burnings aud violence will no, raise the
value OF properly IN such associations
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TEXAS.

GsossZ BcTLEr h BsOTHEs, Galveston.
H.zsrs A Os0scs buTLgs, Vss<co and Qairtsna
xurrfT ATTEND % ths collection OF Notes znd Ac-
w eo1n 10 70. state of Texas hs purchase Of Produce
reov.ng and forwarding mefcbsncss and thsL Of Cen
srsI Commisson Business
" EsFEREsCks ~ sEWfOsk
~, T.yir E.q w. { Lager 4 Co }. g Dssl~y 4 Co
\ Ls1. r e Nr,nsos- q 70. " @ tsis
A.. 4 P.rson sA ID LstEfop. W 3. To~a.s11 4 Co
Hsysa-s. Corss q CO.
OHce n WalLst NeU.YOrk sue In
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HEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUhh,

l.. -usr.bed every H,laost0y and seiw1aF m0ilA
Price s. per snnum. Two copies iof ~
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xr rEw-rOKk DALI rKIBUaE - PVsL.ssh
tVERY sOKSIsG tsusDAIs EIcEFTEDl
trhe Tribune Buildings, corner of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the ''t, ha'',
and delivered 10 City su5scnbss for IL q Cens ~
vees. o. hen they prefer they can pay 10 s,e
- Desk fOf slx months year a. The sain7 -
-le copies Two Cents NAL SubscrDers FlVe DO..-.
s.r,um 10 advance Subscr yuOas tsken iof OK t- l,
ror three northss 81 Three Dollars 10 aiVanes
- IN srchsoyes With Country Sewspspers Deiy pay
received al this Ofhce whose lef AZ rs n.1. ~
ofTre Tribune are not allowed any d-neff1ce ... d.
All Advertisements inserted 20 tn< pAPo' aPP0@' '
nc Morning and Evening Eol-ons
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Executive Patronage In Congress.

There were deaths from Cholera in this
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WANTS.

AAANTED-stuauons for number VI sncoilsnl drls
w aud children recently arrived. free from city habits
and and willing to ~ors for moderate wages
Application made the oncs o the Comm ssioncrs
II Emigra In tho Para No charges nlA u
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ToBACCO.-The market for Tobacco is very firm and
the stock getting much redueed The sales Saturday
iO2 hhds., Of which bids, Admitted al 55s and
% bids Glow Tobacco Admitted and Refused rouBd.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-A crop Of go hhds 5u-
sold up the coast at BIC ID. Molaaes dali at l20
l5O tor ordinary and common, aad H62Oc. gallon fOE
good TebOied.
FLOUR.-HOdsEs, in consequence Of the light arrivals
are asking rather higher prices and only few smaH lots
changed hands, at Is I2kGD45 q bbL for supsrfns lii
Ros and St. Louis.
CORN Some 500 to 400 Is0k white sold from store Sc.
PROVlsIONS-POTk selling, but sniy in small lOtI, az
go for Mess and 50 400ss 50 for Prime Bacon little
demond but is pretty firm 57{66c for prime siaes and
5<95 for the best Shoulder Ths only large sale Of Lard
was $50 bbls. Mol al &c. p b.
BAGGING.-A sale of 100 pieces Con Fdday) at I6J<o
time with per cent. interest.
5ALT-AnotheF cargo Of TURKS Island co 600 bushelsl
sold. to arrive, pTivatstsgms.
NAVAL sToREss-sales of spii,s TaFpsntius have
been made on the Levss at 41c . gallon
EXCHANGES.-DHE, but the rates unchanged.
FREIGHTS.-Ho new engagement
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

lafayette, Monday Morning. Sept. q.
BEEvKs.-Duing the past week number Of arrivals Of
eeves from the Lake, Aakapas Missouri and Texas kept
the market well supplied with good choice for purchasers.
Yesterday holders appeared stiff The general price demand
ed for droves was $ The average Of sales may be put
down at $40 . head ; 35sf604c y b.,
HOGs.-There is a fair supply price. 1880. 2 b.
SHEEP-Ths quantity hand is sufficient for present
business, which done at $2 25i0A2 s. p head.
VEAL is selling at 31ae.i0- b.
ROASTING Pics are worth Soc. G1Sl 10.
MTeH COws.-The present rates t25gd- . head
PRoDucE-As there have hesn any hatboas landing
this season, the stock is all in second hands.
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FALL GOODS.

c. YALE, JR., & CO.,
n MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving, per Falcon and other arrivals
their Fail Stock Of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found complete assortment of
Plain. Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS; Fan
0y, Figured, Changeable and BrOche Silks, latest style
COlOed satns White and Black do; COloIed and White
GIos Antique COrde and Glaze Silks Coored Flor
ences Black Grape white and COored do; Grape Lae
Illusion, etc.
Black, Plain and Printed Cashmerss and MouEsene de
LANES Black Bombazne; Alpaca Lustres GinghamE,
and a variety of new style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLINS; Tafletans Cambria {:
Jaconets; Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
LAoEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
Thread Laces and EdgingE Lse and Muslin do. do
BObbn and Silk do. do. JacOHet and Swiss Trimmings
Embodied Capes, Collars, Cuff and Msndllas: Lace
Wells; Lace Flouncing; Embroidered L. G. Handler
chiefs; Rvi6re and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain Dor.
dered do; Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerchief
Gentlemen's b ack and Fancy Silk and Satin Crayats.
SHAWLS, SCARFS AND. SILK MANTILLAS.
A complete assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen Z
GLOVES, all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden no.
SIERY Steel Beads; Parse Silk Sewing Silk Zephyr
WoIstel Pins Needles Pearl Buttons OiISik Whale
boneI; Black and colOTed SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MINGS; Linen Tape and Bobbns; Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon Wire
'''i1" SO''' '''' STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice PEARL Rutland CobOurg Berlin, Aladdin
PAMELA. English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and DevoE
RONNETS; Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full sssortmen
of Plain Satin and Taft. Rbbens, all coou and numbers
ARTIFICLALFLOWE Preach Bunches. Wreaths
etc. all of which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices.
C.-YALE. Jr.s & CO., a Mag azins st.
sep8 2mdSW between Common and Gra-ieF sts.
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SIZZLING LIQUOR TO SLAvEs.-Five slaves were arrested
BY the Second Municipality police yesterday being found
drinking in the cOehOuss OF j. RabaBay n Lsyes street "A
petition with fifty Eatnes presented to the Recorder
few days since asking for the suppression Of this illicit
trade and pointing the police the houses that violated
The law The poor negroes have been iskeR into custody
aud will receive twenty Eve lashes each unless their
pay fine Of e5 each. The guilty landlord escapes Il
the plan with aTeling the hawkerl Of vile
Autographs, aad Yet allowing the dirty shop at l45 ChaItTes
street escape seizure To convict that sells liquor 10
slaves requires full and abundant testimony and that cannot
be obtained wthOHt much trouble and considerable
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Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Globe, Place Brazos St. JsgO, Harris Morgan
. e J. Hart s. Co
Brig Buena VISTA Ireland Charleston, A. WetbsIby
BL EclT Dart Mckinney. Belize, Honduras, BaFei & Co
Schr. Gov. Bennett. Ells Pensacola, ]. Hurley
SchI. Geneva, Warning, Pensacola ]. Hurley
Schr. Dora, BOghch. Pensacola, J. Hurley
Schr Home, Oliver, Brazos st. JagO, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Thos Wright Babbdge, So days from Havre, to P.
Bark Nehemiah Rich CsIstOn % days from Boston, to
magter-d my
Brig GdHars iii ems Is days iiOm ThomsstOn to MASTER
I'd my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Iss. i. Day, GibersOn from Mobile
Meteor No. 3, Tuner. from Louisville.
ToWbO6t Yankee, FlthAn from the Passes.
BELOW-COMIHG
Ship Ellen Brooks BARK Convoy, and OTlne St. John;
ship, a bark, anda brig. unknown.
Memoranda
TOwbOat Yankee towsd down and to uohr. Heroine.
PassenRerss
Per ship Thos. Wright, from Havre~49 stesTags.
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ODD FELLows.-In the State of Maine there
are now fity-eight subordinate lodges Of Odd Eel
lows, with $3.50 contributing members, having
fund of S42,25s As. The revenue last year was
S22,S49 10, while there were expended SlO,s3O 49,
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Bark
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Ah9HoeS AAOlAAAGs 5ebtEA4nef - 10y.
COFTON.-Fhe Cotton market very quiet on SatuE-
day The sales including but about 80 bales Prices as very
firm at quotations below, which Apply crop only
This morning have the pleasure Of laying before oar
sade later Liverpool advcss by the Cambria the steamer
Of the sth inst
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NoTA FISH SToRY.-Fgedeiek Baues and Wm. John
were sent before the Ffst District C0urtOn Saturday
last, for sezinE a quantity Of fish. without . leave or
LICENSE. at the Lake end Of the POnteharrain Railroad
We mentioned the the time and gave the wording
Of the affidavit, which charged them with larceny. The
accused, in nonsensca Card, denied it. ard we then
told that they belonged 10 company OF fishermen,
claimed certain rights, and had taken the fish from rival
ISOLATION We gave the charge made oath, and knew
nothing of thsir private sQuabbles Recorder Seuzenau
sesms % consider The offence q grave one.
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Oe5- Capt. Geo. Howard, who was lately shot by
Lansdown in St. Louis, died Of his wounds on
the l2th inst,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER OF B.4RONJvE IND POYDR.aS SITS
Mr. 4 IUAhEh. Manager
MR.. NAYLOR. Acting Stage Manager.
THIS EVENING, Monday September "a Viii be performed, rh
Drama Of THE IDIOT WITNESS. Together win THE
HUNTER OF TIE ALPS. s24
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FfRE-A FIRE broke out on Saturday morning in double
two frame house in Constance street, between Race
and Orange stress owned by Ms. Serbs By the efforts Of
jury to the building There can be doubt that It the
work Of ncenday part Of the tenement had been
vacated few days previously, and Mr. COIDrew and family,
residing in the other half the Lake 81 the time
The doors found securely fastened and the fire was
in the pantry underneath the stairs. Mr. COrpeW fur
Btufe mueh injured.
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SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTs.

IA For Liverpool.--Ths aHe British ship INTHIN-
&tA $40 is now loading for the above port. Fer
- fieight or passage apply 70
JOHN EOHIlE,
% OF to G. W. OLIVER, % 81. Charles st.
Ia For sisal and osmPeachYs- ane fastaail.
SstSlAs ing brig HARDY, Capt. Perkins, viii have i'm
mediate dispatch. FoT freight q passage. apply On
board, opposite post7, Second Municipality, OF %
jy4 DEWEY & CO.. 81 GTavier st.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
Pc RF 0 M E R Y,

Pc F q M cry,
Combs, Brushes and Cents Furnishing
GaOdss
splendid Of new and beau
dfu FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY packet We inv
attention to the following list:
CARD CASES. Pearl Shell, Silver, ETC.
RETlCULEs.. Silk and Velvet elegant patterns.
PURSES. IA fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood PaPer Mache etc.
WORK BOXES Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Machet etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony Rosewood, PAPER MSehs, etc.
PORTFOLIOS Leather, Velvet AID PSpier Maehs.
ACCORDEONs.. Best French, double frame
MUSIC BOXES. ..Shel and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENSOf all the celebrated makers, at prices
ranging from to eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs aud DICE.
CHESS MEN, Chinese, Engsh and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES From two to six bottles.
PAPETERIEs. -. Of Ebony, Rosewood, Paper etc.
FANS. OF Pearl Ivory, Feather, Paper Silk ETC.
PORTE MONNAlES. ...Of Shell, Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold Silver
UMBRELLAs.. IA superior article made for
CORK JACKETS. Life Pressrveu
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
BUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHIEF
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have complete Of fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS. made enabled
to guaranty Shirts expressly
the styea and of the best
tsras and in the best manner.
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