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The Virginia Congress election will take place on
Thursday, the Goth Inst The following ARE the can.

patent INDIA RuBREn O1L.--Of oil the substan-
ces Of modern application, that Of India Rubber
the most useful One Of the most recent, and pro-
badly one OF II most useful applications has recently
been made IN using II as OIL or rather IN 50 COM
binine with OIL that II holds II Ia such condition
same time Tint IL has a sort of tonghncss, or fbu
lous quality like Rnc. This composition lie called
"Devlan's Patent Oil" We have seen II tested, md
have been shown several certificates from respons.
BILE parlcs tending 10 prove TINT besides oil the
full qualities Of the best Of sperm oil for hearings for
machinery, Il has still greater luhricaing qualities
and not 80 subjcctto evaporation or waste II co.
II will introduce mn important saving 10 The expense
machine shops, tits matter Of great importance
Railroad journal eNN PAP tsi+H
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II U e n ID I. % r. A N ID F. MI l. Y
CARRYALL FOR SALE.

- TIE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
KILL HOUSE aud LOT, on the south side Of Maryland
Avenue between AZ 9th Streets for sale cheap and
accommodating farms lie thinks unnecessary 10 give
here description of the property those who wish to
purchase all and examine for themselves.
ALSO, n FINE FAMILY CARRYAII, Of hate style, The
TRIMMINGS and In taste Those who wish 10 pur
chase will find this bargain can he seen by calling
the subscriber, CALEB FARMHOUSE.
ian Maryland Ave-. south side. between Al a. G sis
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POUCH * EEPsIE COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL. .tt4A

THE edifce for this srhooI is situated college HILL
about ihiee-fors Of mile from the beautiful village
Of Poughseepsit, Duichess County, Stale Of New York
Tie school Ia conducted philosophical principles
Reference IL invariably had TO the nature Of the juvenile
mind, and constant etorts are employed 10 develop lis
powers Ia their natural aud 10 preserve them IN
their relative sir-nstlI The domestic arrangements and
modes Of instruction are aapte 10 youth Of ten years OF
age aud upward and they instructed IN ssh branches
may be requisite, either 10 quality them for ereai
iyr engineering, orio prepare them for college.
Annual expense per scholar is $40 payable quarterly IN
advance This includes all charges for board tuition,
stationary, bed and bedding, washing, roam, fuel light,
anil books, except The French and the Spanish books
The year isdvlde into Two terms ot q weeks each The
term cnmmenceson the first "Wednesday in May
The winter term first "Wednesday in November II Is The
purpose OF the undersigned not receive any youth into his
school whose moral character IL not good.
CHARLES BAHTLETr, Principal
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NEyV yALUARLE LAW HOOK.

NEW VALUABLE Law BOOK.
rMIE BLACK CODE Of THE DISTRICT OF CoIuM.
BlA, being complete dsesrd Colle Of all The Lave at
large municipal relating 20 the coor pnpula
ton whether free slave In force In the District OF Colum
bia amt within the limits Of the Corporations OF washing
wUle arranged according 10 the subjects OF the laws tiet
esIves, by Warrington G. Slietlen, Cptnsellor-sLaw
ian % If - 4. TAYLOR.
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\. STAND rEoM UHDHn, Tremendous eIcifennnft Tam
bour r.fsts Bonesf 1000 eood cifiens traaed at the
i. 0dron" fon,eM 70 riiness ne performances Of ne
sNigfneaie Ehi0piaH Serenaders,n and especially the
parts performed by MesarH Morgan ami Lehr for whore
beneht 'ha evening 10 set apart mort choice and at
traciys bill e announced and have doubt that both
the above named artlsis will than "asonsh the
ives" The gentlemen comprising the rest Of the band
Will do The thing up brown not prophets
ntdes the usual stock Of good Singing are to have
The inmiahle Johnson ~ some of his choice dances fl 10
grace the Court OF 81 James, excite the disabilities Of
mill stone We have this received information,
byF,eerarte express from street. that Morgan has de
TENED 10 go INTO hysercs r this night only aud that lit,
Tie Harry VIII "almosi quite not entirely throw himself
away 1iobt forget the Sersnaders
and "ietch your ladies wild you, iooip
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ti76 Cfos Of dFehi,ecf and Stp. Of Pub. buildings,
CRY OF WAsHusurox, April u, 1919
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at The
. Office endorsed Proposals for the extension OF tile
Patent Office hing uniI,ihe 25th instant for the d..
livery % Potomac foundation stone 81 the best quality and
OF large size suitable for heavy walls. within the Patent
once square. The proposals will state the price per
perch OF wcny.6 ave cubic feet measured IN the wall
: RORERT MILLS, -fH
Architect and Snper ntendenf,
ofce on ground floor Of Patent Office building
an la--t.ft,;h Union, Sat- News, IL SUM East End.
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itEFFRAEcES /:
Dr. 7. PARMET.E, De
- n q ~ IL on NJ

CnOICYs MAHOGANY AND LuNIBE;H.
TOIN PuRDY has just received ald has for sale the fol-
j lowing aetirlts-- .sil
Mshoganes Of every thickness, from veneerins 10 hand
railing, and newell posts,
Birds eye and eured maple,
Walnut aud cherry, EG
Poplar of every thickness
Ash and oak, 5 4fs,s#as
supply Of seasoned whitepne panel merchandise Sc
lert siding AMI common culls
With general Of North Carolina and Eastern
sliore pine
Also n supply of calcine1 plaster and cement.
us- Daily expected two vess, loads OF cohl.
mn l6--eo,lt
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LITTELL,s LIVING AGE.


l, Madame de M,inienoIi-- Fraasr re- Magazine.
= Lays Of Scottish Cayaliers-Dublin University Mag.
.. Supernatural Bengs--New Monthly Magazine
4. Hartley Coleridge Transcript
O. ny Sen and Land 10 California. Gen Smith, Mormons
Commercial Advertiser, Rochester Democrat
O. Chidren--Mrs H. Beeeher, Stowe.
Z, From the Gray To the Wlues-Chatnbera Journal
= Massacre OF g. Bartholomew Dublin Ilniy. Mug.
3 Last Moments Of Taleyrand New York Evening Post
~ The last bourbon New York Evening Posi-.
u Closing Years of Dean Swif's Iiie--Dub Univ. Mag
u Meyille,s New Work, Mardi-Li,erary World.
~ Austria Ia her new Development Spectator,
IA. Hnssian Movements Examiner.
Poetry Fleta Gray; Two Missionaries; Ichsrged Thee
TO Remember; DeaeI1 Sand In Hour Glasa My Own
Place Lanes On Life.
Short article Nh, Dyce Samhrel Luaaey Case.
WAsgIssrols, Dgo, "a, 1916
Of all the Periodical Journals devoted literature aud
scieDce which abound in Europe and in this country his
has appeared TO 10 be most the useful contains indeed
the exposition only Of the literature Of the English
language, but ihs by Its immense and compre
sion inc des pnrfriufe Of the human mind in the
most expansion of the present age.
J. O. ADAMS"
Published Weekly at Six Dollars per single
IN cents--by u. IlrTElL Co, Bostoo,
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From the rrsntou NJ .. Gaxese, April ".
The California Icni grants at Panama, "a
lIl..ic ,uIIal I'M n

The following address to their conntrymen, by
the California emlgrants al Panama, warning tnein
been handed 10 Us by DR. McChesney, the Secrsta-
ny Of STATE Ia whom il transmitted for pnhl.ca
ton by Capt Genrge w. Taylor, the Captain Of the
New Jersey Mining and Trading Company which
City, ON the 9Th Of February last The document
was has,ily drawn up, Just before the last convey
ance left Panama for Chagres II came to New
York by the Falcon, and was received here on Sat
urdny.
tits The desire Of the sipners, who az will be seen,
are from all parts Of the United States that this doc
ument may be published throughout the country for
the information and warning of all who intend TAX
ing the lsihnus ro0,e. fs.a
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TESTIMONIALS

PorGnKEaPsiE Oct. itli, 1918
CHARLES BARrLHrT, Esq.
The undersigned who have for time had children
under your on College HILL and who have attended
several examinations OF yonr pupils take this opportunity
of expressing To y0u and To The public through you
high consideration ofyour noble School With the local..
ty so enineny beauiful-wih the arrangement Of tbs
study room. the dorniiory-the play groundtle Gym,
nasnnl-with the comfort an refinement Of the family =
with The horoughness Of is educational provisions and
the influences which are exerted the minds Of the
scholars, delighted; and unre1ueated by YOU pre-
you this Of grateful regards aud
est wishes thai you may continue TO receive you mos
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you lave
hitherto enjoyed
C.C.vAs CLERr. Pastor Of the II, d. Church,
Hackensack,
EpoAa THoas, Supervisor off, town Of
Poughkeepsie.
s TaowsRipor Merchant, Poushkeepsie
Gro. VAN KLERcK. . ="
JolN T. MccouN, Trey,
GsoR0E v. PoMgRoY, New York
ASA HOLT, Brooklyn.
ISRAEL HAwLFY, Merchant, New York.
lIunERr VAN wAGEsEN, Poughkeepse.
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Class No. Il.

Miscellaneous TO be delivered, one half before is
OF August, aud balance by LIST November next
400 Anthracite Coal (whiie Ash suitable for Cupo!a
use)
40 Butler Coal (or grltes TIE sr0e to be broken
and screened
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1mE NAVY IAhps--Commapd., Montgomery, on the f list
Of May will take charge, IN the place Of Commander Cum
nIton and Lieutenant Taylor in that Of Lieutenant
u1.a1 IL.
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THE CAPITOL which looked as ii had the smallpox, Is
In the of receiving few Of white paint
under the supernten,lence of Mr. casse The Commits.
sioner has commenced right and aince he has been IN of
ice all The business connected with the public works has
received new vigor 4aH at
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Miscellaneous. TO be delivered as required
600 sup r. H. White OAK boarda 10 r. lengths, by IL inch.
wide
cords straight White Hickory in and feet lengths,
suitable for handles, DC.
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Once o| Arehiiecf and .eri LsdeHfof Public buildings
CHy N Hdshiagioa, dprii IA, l5I9.
oEALED Pr OPOsA LIS. endorsed Proposals for
y NE crie,,som II he Patent dGcs Bniding, VIII he re-
eeved this Office until the LIST o. May coming inclusive
Tor constructing wings Of The Patent Office building
agreeably 10 the plans and specifications IN this office 10
Proposals viii he received also for furnishing the var'ons
kinds Of naferais required, separate from The workman
tie mentioned specifications IL being unde ratooJ that
materials OF the best qnsiy, Of e kind az
fixed ans, the performed the In tletrectinn
Of the said wings, he finished in the workm'Dike
The plans and specifications will show the extent
rails ROBERT MILLS,
sU Architect and Superint ndent
Office on ground floor OF Patent Office Building, end
Union and Saturday News. Washington, u. O. Ameri.
can, Patriot, Baltimore: North American, News. IN
anirrr, Philadelphia; Tribune, Commercial Advertiser,
Courier aud Inquirer New YORK Atlas. Journal, -e. Boa
ton Richmond Enquirer Richmond Charleston Courier,
South Carolina please copy AMI send paper with aver
isenenlo the office Washington, and account to LIST May
AMI aiN
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ESuact from the report of the examining Committee.
The committee belevehst the examination hes resulted
in satisfying all who present. that teaching
ry department has been faithful practical and efficient such
vii. produce thorough sound and useful education
The which this school ENJOYS IN respect posi-
ton buildings grounds for recreation, gymnasium, and
admirable Internal arrangements are well known
hardly need any nocc from the committee, But they
refrain directing the public TO its superiority
In this respect any other school with which they
acquainted a Ht
The kind and excellent OF the school Is so atter
tive 10 duties which assigned her the
boys hardly feel the want OF mothers care.
The strict paternal discipline and careful waichf,l
constantly exercised by The principal tMr Barer
over his large family aud the happy moral and religious
influence which p,rvades The whole establishment give
parents every that they reasonably de-
mad their wilt be well cared for and properly
trained for the great purposes OF leustulness Ia this
world and happiness in the next sl
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ROBERT :, WALKER

Will PNACTIsE LAW IN THE SUPREME COUNT
*tnt or THE UNITED rTArHs.
IN answer TO many letters he hnks proper 10 saw thai
hecannot attend 10 claims before Congress, or any o
the Departments, but VIII devote his attention Exclusively
10 cnsrs entrusted 10 him In the Snprtnhe Court
Once Pennsylvania avenue, nearths sevsn buildings
Washington, D. G, mar SIT
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,1nNunIrNr IIIrL ICE INTERPRETATIONS

VI phTrlnoNE wpd inibrm his patrons aud ihe pub.
lie Ina v ts procured at considerable pains and tx
eils lar si sp.rfpr sioSs pure II Il, and that lie
Now ire red u aish nmliies hotel Keepers coniee
ti6nrfa aid ain win the article in such quantities
(hr,si'r,r, te trtirf acrsc,) rs they may desire
Pic,s rae ntip. rni variation with those persons
VIII t5slbt uitin t.tt tt.inlins Of tho season.
Ws.o.u * " rnn thrnne tl,e city daily aL M
H q, E +vt ,hf.,l, III NE ros Office and by Join F.
rltNt ~ cSaitr N 2 md IN streets. md NJ my
(, 4 ~ r.si lie int: Dr Inc ~ -2aw6w
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WASHINGTON CITY April y ISIJ,
In relnauishIng the practice Of Dentistry In this city 10
Dr.WM ii DiBBLE, feel 1t duty well as apieasnre
state, from the evidence he has exhibited TO me Of his
skill that consider him tocn qualified for the profession in
which ensaaed and him 10 my eLds and
parous confidently believing that 10 those who may avail
their coincidence II. BARRON,
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PoTAT0g5 selling at the price OF 81 10 a
b"slel The supply nom the North was small last tall
owing 10 the rot
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CLASS No. ".

To be delivered on or before LIST Of August next
20 sheets Boiler Iron 6nX26 us and 5lJ OF All in thick
30 do do do 5OxAs do 66 do do
20 do do do 72X26 g do 5l5 do do
% do do do 50Xa6 do 3ld do do
5000 pounds incl Rvet Iron
100 do II 8 Round do LIZA.
4,uOi do 2tXi inch Flat bar lion
100 feet 2}Ai . do DO do
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axr45r. sT. MATTHEW'S CHUnCH.--The
Wxsfg Rev y w CUMMINGS. d d. 81 81. Patrek's ca
rhsrsl New York. win preach at st Matthew's Charct
on SUNDAY 2ond instant, nj II O'clock. rs
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REAL ESTATE.

nERSONS wishing to OF Real Estate In the
City OF Washington may find IL TO their interest to call
upon the subscriber who has property improved and I'M
different parts Of the city, AMI IL willing TO
take portion OF the purchase in money and give long credit
upon the balance Applications should be made soon,
mar I3--f ULYS SES WARD.
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pASAaA, March 20, 1919.
We the subscribers citizens Of the United States,
who have taken the lshmus route 10 California, and
are now detained IL Panama. wishing fully to apprise
emigrans designing come this way of The existing
state Of affairs here, submit the following staiemen
for the truth Of which they Individually and collect
lively stand pledged.
There are now on the Istbmns not less than lhir-
teen hundred q 300 Americans, and The steamer Fa-
con Is daily expected from New York with n large
number Of passengers The steamer California has
not arrived although long since due, nor IL there
vessel Of any description IN this port destined for
San Francisco, NOR can we obtain positive nssnr-
ance that any sailing vessel is on her way hither
We therefore feel ii our duty 20 warn our fellow
citizens against coming this route for several months
hence as they will certainty be subjected 10 much
detention on their arrival at Panama, They further
ndyise their eonnlrymen that there are sun ON the
Islhmus many passengers who have been here six
weeks, aud that the expenses OF living are exoibi
tani M well The price Of passage 10 California,
which in the vessels that left last was Two hundred
doars. The accommodations ard fare In these
vessels were Of the most ordinary kind.
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Gaass No. K

Miscellaneous be delivered third by the 18th July
the balance ny LIST December next #
5.U0 bushels Lump Coal, best Virginia
10000 do Average do do do
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cLOTrtNG.--we have on
II hand u large auh elegant stock of READY MADE
GOODS Tor geniemtn's Vine dress and Fpok coas
,iOrsav Goats, OStrcaas OF various siyrs and qualities
pnnpa6ns aud Nsia in vsgsryi with every othe
article of dress Vuii gentleman 10 the besf style aud
W hcii delay, .
sams very handsome white silk ans other vests for even
Ing wear t il.l ~ trL Ie.tt. IN. 49,
Also ne Shirts White black. md other kid Gloves
With crsvas, aud many other pretty and desrao'e "oou
or genlemcns use. stits 49, ..,,..
AZ short notice III The hett style y W .., .,.,.
Terms cash OF TO lroinpt eusiomers on SHIRT
sne Price, huun., q u omn"' Ito,s
fen 1t-~dtf ldonrs west 81 u'5Mu : I,o'e
book AND JOB PRINTING.
:. .--.-~..-,,,,,~ u.trrc nEr>IrC
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SENATOR BgSroN and Mira Benton LEFT this eity in IL,
cars yesterday afternoon, for the West.
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This is indeed bright and cheering condition OF
things. The clouds which one lime darky
lowered over the University, have passed away and
II slands upright once more the grea college Of
Virginia, Wetrusl that il will continue TO flourish
and to grow in favor throughout this whole Com
monwoalth and the entire South. Tho Enquirer
states Tint the closing day of the session viii be on
the 29lh June next.
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Class No. 3.

Class No. 4.
l53 Tons No. !, American Grey Pig Iron.
Class No. s.
To be delivered as required.
50 barrels Of Lime.
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Miscellaneous 10 be delivered third by the 18th July,
lie balance by Isl December nekt--
5000 bushels Cumberland Lump Coal
452oO do do Average do
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Alter ssvtru wears experience, AMI careful txanhatoh
no tile branches Of Dentistry he has become sat
sed that lie greater portion OF artificial 1esh mere.
y ornamental, answering very little or no purpose la
,i,i,y Ills manner inserting IL such 10 combine
both beauty aud usefulness, and he FEELS confident, In
caring appreciation Of ose who may honor him with
their patronage. a0+Ew
being his intention TO make washington his permanent
residpce lis charges for the present will be very mode
rate thereby giving opportunity for persons 10 test the
truth OF the foregoing,
Ir1i- Office and residence. Wards building, Penisy
yani between 9th and 7 sireets anti next douf
10 Gnan's Drag Siorc,
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GitD JnteIliorntc.

Z FiRE Abou la O'Clock last night fire originated In
7h street. south Of Pepnsy lvana Avenue, bar
rooms. The furnlnre, GENERALLY, was saved
A FoRTuNArE Escape One day this week. while MFR. i.
Radcliffe riding along The track Of the railroad.
from Bladensbure lie heard The noise Of the loo oniove
moi far behind him. Fearing danger he dismountrd,
The purpose of holding hp horse until The train passed by
silt The horse turned on 10 The track, and immed-
ntey struck by the locomotive and thrown over, dragging
the ground the gentleman who held The isns The horse
WAS much injured, but Mr. Radcliffe escaped 'smore
frightened than tart although there "a step between
linn and deathu
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book AND JOB PRINTING.
NEATLY EPECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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UsvERsIry OF VIRGINIA We are sure that eve
ny yngnan will rejoice in the prosperity Of the Uni
versiy of Virginia--hai fountain of pure and deep
earning within our own borders, which ought 10 be
the pride OF IFS al According 10 the Enquirer"
there 266studanls this year from different States
as follows, viz;
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shipa.
Viola ..s--.-sss a.mit
Wm PefHe -. SINS
EarE--
NE.la oRLNANs MARKETs


.' d
-9fgesday Mernf1g September A. 1873
COTTON Blythe Cssiona. whose tslegTapHioa8vicss
came 70 hand Yesterday. itaeems that fofon M agan al
vancsd f3hd. Il Lfverpoo h6es The departure N IA
Gapada. me quOtatious being now SD for Pair Mobs.
and SD. for Fair Orleans. In enfnafhes deere wa eu
iaau. and zoe bales wee sOld At fI prices. theaeh with
61t ang decided advance. is ~
Geo HBw-ORLEARa ,cLAssfyfckTFou
InieHg. ~ 95H allddtlg aI,......ss<-
Ordinary Far nossssi
e6oa eooa ass ;s
q TOBACCOg~The sales computed $50 hhil n - ~
oWing lss 81 hhds Refused At &C. Is hhds "a al n
and sl1sod At aad III hhds Mason Coany Io9 Ad
giiisd and 8 REUSED. on pFivats terms.
SUGAR AND MOLASSE5.-8alss q 90 70 100 bhd4
susar a. ioimeE Fates Molasea, asze., aeooding to
qualify
FL0UR-fhe Flour market presented quite heavy sp
Pearancs yesterday the lsles oulg embracing about 100
bbs follows SIS bbs Illinois, in several lo;s Al "a B
100 do at ~ s. 90 ordinary ST. Loas At a sf do
a. g. 80 do. crossed Fine a. 100 bbschOies e. Louis
a Is 6s1S. and eco do in los at Is ~ q Dbl.
CORN Stock Hshf. and ee bnyes. SALES l4s sacks at
44c and 5OJdo at 47 ba Prime lots he'll 81 5s
oATsssveFa small lOts of So Louis sod at "a sad o
p bbsbel,,
: BRAN Still lower and $50 sacks sold in two lots ct s.
G6se. q lgg b. 80
9 HAYA sale SO bales good IYesfern at sls . ton
PRQNIsIONSP0Fk rather ore IN qniTsd for and some
sales reported 10 have been made Sg3 for Mes Small
saesof prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders, both SIC oh.
Lard sill dsclHiRs and 27Qbbs sOf follows 40 hbls
Nod At &C., do PRIME AZ e1<e p D.
COEFEE-s00 bags Rio. in two lOts broIRht Ike . b.
BAG GISG AND ROPE.-salss 80 pieces aad a. many
cells 81 1s1z and 81. time, withiltee.t.
= WHtSkY.-Small lots of Rectisd bring 20e p gallon
s. EXCHANG ES. No alteration. - ~.
FREIGHTS-CottOn shppiag 70 HAVE q csnt and
z 1ed, asKed for Lvsiposl.
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=, Or Madame Lartet, an asronaut, made, on the
18th July, an ascent in balloon from Yincennes,
near Bordeaux, France, but on arriving alta height
of 400 metres the spectators were Mortified tosee
a vast rent in the balloon, The immense machine
commenced descending rapidly, but fortunately it
alighted in cemetery, and the lady escaped I'M
hurt. The crowd, whose anxiety during the de-
scent was terrible gave vent to their joy by loud
acclamauons on finding that she was uuniursds
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SLAYER Run AsHoRE.--A square-rgged sehr.,
with 100 TO $50 Africans on beard, being unable
10 escape from the British steamer Riieman lately,
ran ashore in the neighborhoodo OF. Cape FRO, and
the crew escaped in their boats beioFe their Pnr-
stIers conldreaeb them. OF the Africans, l23wers
taken on board of the Rihenan to Rio, the rest
were found dead on board of the schooner, which
was set on FIRE, when all those yet living had been
removed.