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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
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9ublitum 9ctcmncr, utlts IN c furEr Bit cincn fcs
den 8uf crldnat hat pIt gRt Nltiiers atlbsiGcupe
coCr QDelt SaItS @cn fat otltu Yrfcncu, eie
cine YrcbC camt9ema6t bort man u ereu ecb prsbsn.
@ner tlrrts c0mit Den fhmsrjhafnftsu Rbum0tismus.
Elm Inorr Die Yrtls, Gin Drter cncn bcurrubesnoen
SehmCrj in er SCitS, Gin Siertcr cine tidpullt am
Yen, t &C. H. 9Btnn iie nitbt 9craos in itoem Talle
bilft 70 fam e nlenlos Stbabtn thur.-llm nrdbmals
~ S9tn rpClb punrrpcts .ocltr6ftt ciClt Salbt tt.
fet fd9cn mir frlssuois Gertiso tiucs br ssattStsn
9ar9Irs pen MaieEnsrid Sounltbip, in 9nts Gauntp.
bei.
eerrrn 8tter unb 60.
sdb prIte Sic btnabrdjti3en, bas i'd turtb gqs.
itrs aubsiIcnos SoItt, Die b tei Sbncn taufte pcn
cinsm bcunrubi9sneen Shmers I'm Rtdtn g6naitb ac=
btilt rpcrbsn bin. Sh Iitts cpa 20 Sabre lana oara
uuo tcnntt ecs Siabts niobt fdbaftu. 9Rdbrsuo err
3stt perutbc id alItrIi SlittL bic mir prn asrjkn
une auptrn 9alcrCn pIrihrltttn pcrrcn, chns biffs
gu crbalttn une am @uos maebtS lib autb cine 9orc6e
NIT ernanntr SaIbe, biz dbtr aIts Grpartsn eiinfa
ause Stet bin iob gang rcu Gem Sdmcr, befrcit un0
atnisgt oGs S2otbts cinsn rubiarn uno Gigsn ShGaE
Sb 9Ctrnutbc biz SaI6t aueb ldcu ec9cn 5abnibmCrs
uuo anNsrs lIstrt nit 9lilh aItditbsm Glf9,-Sbr
Srcuuo Srbu oclltn6a d..
SNatptuerirf. Nyadry 30. 1s47.
9tiirotr Sdbotbtl nno @cribriftIn fir bsn GlbrouA
rcn SRsaItcrs SaI6e, fir Strcfua. 9StCrbrItpsrpe.
NctbIout SttSr, SrcltruItn, fhrpp9ten ,6cpt tSe
au9tn. Suinep rutbtn bas, Yrcntbts, nerrSic 9cs
baftun9rr, SchsrL eriNcn oes @dd9raes 6cpfcbmer,.
9n9brdlt9tdt SautbGlt, Shrenfb fbnrrs Brontpunoen,
8r6htnau9tn, ollie 6outtrantbcIttn, punee qippen,
gSthcr m, Steifs Der Gdtutc, 6Iitputt Der 9lseer.
gHunorn, 8bumatsnus, 9ctls, tolc SiBs, Group, CO.
fhprlIsnt, uno riftnE Srult 3GbnbnHrL 9bmrj ,iut
9ehdbt i. &c.
0T7-DtcIs Gal6s III gut oeocn Gnsinruna an cini,
gem 2btl oss SSrprrs cptr Der GGsoer. Sn Cinissn
SdItu rIts fe offers an9apanot rpSrSrn,
SSarunHe-6sius eatts il robt. rpiun nif,t otr
S'oms pcn Sa mes SRtQti TER auf itotm 3ttta nit
csr Stor 8eIbriEbSn fkbt.-9reis :: 25 Gents Die
g db ahtcL
3u Strtaufn bsi ben assntsn in otItn Gitirs ubb
Stdptsn ets StaGts. SSamts RtIlftsr,
ollctui9cr Gi9tntbumer ntr rtigtn Naeriin>
C|-gNtNufCrs Sotbs il allcstit 81 tctcpmcn, 6iim
Duesno roCr en3ucn SbatbtS bSi fri9snbtn a9tnttus
6ntb, Wnuue $ SrcgIer, imI
SuSbcbT plm ,.p0trict" uuo bI aImtauu.
gGmcs, Bulb uHo stifn,in9, did.
Gumen Rau. Sgtbkbnn.
9CRr gemp, @olicn.
Scbn 8. Stau, Srthtrstauu.
SarntS Il. geIt. Giauth Gbuns,
Yrarfcro Stborpt, Sunitthlll,
g uno g. Gjculo, 9tin SrrIlt.
Gcct unb erfhort, Ytoptr YDtopHp
Scbn Il. 9. 9adtbtir. Genpr9bam,
Or. q. 9cbt, SHtttisbarrc.
9Rnr 5o99art. 3omoaua.
Saupt'SnfesI &C. 81 Nicre 3k 2raR, gbila
"'" 81 al6AH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
1teberffcbt Der SNGrPte.
NhilaeeIphin. Mni 10. Il

Sfdncr uno NIcbl.-Gs por nur rpsnia Siads.
fro9e fiji SOutr sur @trfhifuno. uno Die YrliTt fine
25 Gents per 8Grrs otflnttn 5000 g6rrc ocincire
une quite 9r6nct, fribs in Ger gRrtte, $4,62I5 his
4,75,-Grtro gGeit. 4.70--l0O0 g6rrd etnlcine gsr
YennipIp. brodtGn $50 Sir Gin G5sbrautb parcr
Die 9rriR ron $4,62'A bis 5 fiir scnrius unr fantD
erdncs. 8caasnmckt ltono in cin9sfhrdntrr g1ad.
froSe; @rtSufs scn 500 @drrd on 2,s7I k,ufsn
ltatt, uno Cini9cs 6thE tratbtt 3-9Rctihtcrumctt
III ffnpt uno &srtGuf murotn eer,oht pcn bis 200
8arrtt rrn Der 8rarrppine, on $2,e1, unb psunrtc.
an 2,75 per 9drrtL
GetrGioc.-Dic Nobfra9r fir 0FoiSn tuar GIN,
Gfbrdntt uno Die Yrtif ftttn rcuia Gents rcr gu=
Icbd @rrtdufe pcn 10 bis 10000 puIcbd md6iosr
uno 9ur Rctbsr an 81 OF tis los nurecn oSmotbt.
une g1siBcr an ]. .05 bis 1,0S-Nreocn III sbtnfaus
9ciunttn rcn 5 tis 5000 9sufbd trGtbttn Sc Gents
per Vultrt -0Hslitbtcru-5 GOO g3uftbc YCnnL une
uno SueI Gdtcs brothsn friibs in rsr 9Rchc So bis
go Gents, uno ftocm 81 uro 5S Gsnts-gPrifes So
bs 81 Gtnts rcr So pfunc.-baftr ltanS in m6giafr
9iotbfra9r, uno 1000 9ufhd 9,tnn. brottsn SO tis
"a Gents, uno SRrlebr 81 6is 33 GGnts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Wai "a.
2cBte Grtnncruno.

2ftIe bieicni9en weIbe nUb fbuIcts fnb
an bic SinterIofenfbaft hes perfcrbsnsn
Senrp Senriee, Ieetbin pUn @ofbine'
ton Saunftip, 2s6a Gauntp. fsi IS auf
wstte Qrt IS wOue. mercsn bierourb gum
IsetenmaI oufasforoert. iunerbaIb brsi $50
den bel Zen unterSsibuetsn anSurufsn uno
obiubsSabIen. llno aue bisisnissn bic nob
rettmdeise SOrcsrunsen an senannts Sin.
tsrIusenf6dft bdbcn, iino sbenfdls esbsten
oicieIbe innsrboIb bsio9tsr 3eit cinsubrinesn.
cumit aues in &i6ti9feit 9ebradt psrosn
fam.
GbriItopbcr !Seurisi,
Scurp Scuritt,
aominiffrotrrs
Mai "a. S3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24


NbilaScdpbin StObr! F!
Srif6e 9tnfunft bon Sribjabrs-
unb Spmmer<QSaaren.
Der srrGe stismcr Nmcritu lonots pcriee gscds gu
0tupcrt an, nit 100000 wtrtb Srdbabrss uno
Scmmsr gRoarIn, ndtbt Die aufcrItcufttn uno mEiit
filbicnabcliitn fno, bic iimols i'll pbllaospba cpsr
Nsrpcrf pibrtno zen tettn Sabrin anfanlsn.
Scr 9bilaScIpbia Gtpbr III iset i'm Stanoe
NIT ben fhSntu uno pttnlbtnspertbcen 2Eaarin btr:
pcrJuretsn, (fir Srtihabr uno Scmmcr) bic itnlols
oas du9e bchautc, pdbt alIe aus otr cbi9en ercbtn
Intanft Gdttrn init 9rc6tr @critbt uno 9snausr luf
mertIanlttit ous9crudblt wurNcn. S0an wiro fnocn
coB SisItr wrhlaus9eubts uno bdtihs Stcd CONNER:
Faarcn IN 10 Gointcs neht dtcrtrcfcn perosn fam,
uuo bic StbSnbtit uno Der Shmud rer iunetn eGcps
in eititr 9iatbGarIhaft Itiu miro.
SRitbG r:-6abt dtbt uue last Gutb nitbt
bumtu99tu Shnsllc 8ertaufr uuo tlsins Scrpinne
miro ibr ols unIsr Scttc in tocr 9stract uno bnht
fiuca-uno fir ttiu artitd tEnnt ibr onfprebsu Den
man nit 10 Yrccut rpoblftIir fnocn miro als unftr
Iohtarn fe ptrtauftn rcr philadelphia Stcbr III
a-llead uno tiGtct allie ibri9rn aus uno aus.
1-stbcntt Scr fclseuoen frIbsu 1utunft Sdtan
Cure 9cnaus Iufmcrtam
Snourments sroeer aIS iemaIs!
Bargains ! 8ro6e Sorgain6 !
05-S(n Die jum9eu Sdops-G0
49dFs Is rcid:trlcrirts Gtin9bams nur l2iI GtS.
so Sttdi lupcrktue 9RcIslin bs Gain on l2I 30.
10 Sttde ithSns u Srcntb satuns pIrtb 20 an IL.
@crtrcffcbs ftietn:9airEifs snru sultres an berat
scfcettn Yriietn
10 Stddt Baraes bauc, ordns. Graunc, rinf, fbwar:
B uno frrno gNcrnin9. ron 25 bis 37H Gts.
25 Stitde Srcaru Ylaios, wrfdr bic Giufubrstrtn
20 Gents Gno, an 1917.
Cine 9rcBt Gcriebteotnhctt aneCrsr Drtf=@uttr, ols
NmoneineS, Sattln 9tltrttfte Irttlane uno prdnoer
der geintpano eultrts.
SbolplS ! S6amls !
10 Qua. unb 10 @icrtd SNcbar Sdarpls nit Ei
bcneu Srin9cS, ten l 25 bis 00.-Sripme SrinscS
ftir WontlIIOs, an berar9tfRtn prcGCn.-50 Stads
rtthsr SttoGn ftr 0rciies, ole Gomlicn, @rroc,
8blnt, Grnmts, Satn, StrsipSo, Grcos 9loppus, H
Slad Grcce Rblne fir NlantilIas.-Dictr Scos III
SsrfbitesntIttb i'm grciFs, pen 30 Cts bis 81 37H
9ater fir Otonnsperfonen.
80 Stttde @nSGicb, Srtnh Gcrmon uno Hcmritit
Sud- pcn 81 90 bts Srnlmrr:g4aaren in orc:
Fer @aihltbnbtt.- @atbmrett Slptso Sub uno
Gofensrc prn 81 bis 20.
SSoblfeiIe 9eblei6te WSusline.
Gdle so 4 @ierttt SVuSline an 6IL Gents.
100 Sttdt Gitrtel ron bis ID.
gRcgs DrCFsSdtcr all orcan Bargains
f9urrs MusIinc, 9strsifts uuo Yaio Saecnctt, 9aio
uuo 9sneinc Slibrp eOrpns, SipiP, NOlua uno nIifs
eouns.-Dirlt pirrsn ais OH rteujirttn YrtiBrn pGr:
tauft pcn l2l u bis 37H Gents.
sRitbdrqsr :-Sbr prrct fnou ta5 bic en-.
eutcnnts 9rc6 no, uno eae bGt Ger lInttruune oicr
frIbru QHnarn ibr @ub crlaunrn pCrott ra6 bitGlte
am philadelphia strbr 70 pd ntrrer psrfouft wwoen.
ali tbrs Nohtarn e pirtaukn-uno falls ibr uit totp
anruft miro tbr nr nc rpeniae 6er ulGf fiibicnobC:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Cine Nbbantun9 dbcr 5uncia:
una 9icte ho tie Gbs, uuo Die 6rantbtlttn Der Su;
9cno, Der SRannbtt uuo res bebcu alters, cpsr ris
elcbts uno Sdatttnistn oSs EhtItbtn esttnS, (oIln
0Itdlt9tst uno gEruP).
H8u itin pccr nidbt su iriib sas ih tit Srass"
(SNtt mGltudroi9tn SiUn, Grauttrun9cu, ~
LGsfinp Singc swiidbcn 8 mmsl unb @rSe, Spraticy
sSOpon uniCre VbiIpippbe nidst Kdumt."-S dbatip.
9ieiss Suh fOnte in oen odnben alIer
ShngIinse uno Sun9frausn fsin, tis Idb in
csn Gbeliauo Su be9sbcn 9eocnfsn. Gin iroer
SbuIfnobe, ia jeoer Mann uno ieoe Srau.
uerbsirarbst ocer leoie. fOuts cieieS mabrbaft
nueIibe @erf oufmsrtfam IefeH. inoem mir
es uls wcbI 9eei9net boIten sur esnfuue Der
Gufmerfiamfet auf einen 9easnlfono. wet
peroerbIiber fir E6rpsr une SssIe aIs ir'
qeno Elm anoere5 ga tier.
Sunae uno mitteIalte prfcnm, rpslde
an rDepeptilbsn ODER ausSebrcnoen Spmp.
tomsn Don Idngsrem Seiteben Isosn. f6nuen
bel elmer aufmerflamsn Surdliht oie1es
puuoerbarsu Suts5 bic urIabeu folder
SDmptcme erfdbren.
~@r 25 Gents in rinem Sriefe fen.
cet, erbdIt Elm @rempIar oisfes Su6es our6
Die pUit Su9efbidt; Cosr GrempIars fur
sinen SbaIsr.
HSNus Sriefe rperesn pcllfrei er,partet,
aus9encmmeu fCI6e bic 3ubIun9sn entbaI'
ten, aoorsiiIrt
Sr. SGm. 9Jpnnn,
152 Sprufe StTafc, gpiftbtn oGr 4ttn uno 5ttn
YbIaoEIpbIa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Die &eiie BON ct. eouis uber @bicaac
uno bic Seen nab 8Oifon orer Nsu WCrt
Fam Jest, nab @r6ffnuns ess Slinois
Canals, in 3sit Don Sagen. uno fur ben
Soft uno Qafa9sptei5 pOn s25 Surifse.
legt weroeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
81 hricht.

Die Sduloireftoten pOn Nieber. Watun
gle Saunftip merpsn fib perfammeIn auf
pfIn9iimonta9s, ben 26iien Moi. am 8alt
baufe BON Qeter 9aas, in MiQsrstaun,
um SoribIdse an6unebmen fur Die @rbau.
un9 zines neusn S6uIbaufes, unweit NRil
erstaun.
Samcs SSeilrr, Gee.
Wai "a. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Cine 2t(fe unD SlaGff;truna

Der 8iU' uno Speilebiufcr. Qufsrfener,
8erfdufer Don Maaren uno Manufattu.
rem, Brsnuereien unb 8rauestn in eetba
Gauntp, oussefcat, fIafNfiSirt unO berit
tiat Ceer ab9rlbdet 9cmd6 elmer Ifte Der
HfembIp, paliirt ben l0ten Qpril 1S49.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
sSoblfetIe ssblci6ts 9tusline.

= n ffpr.- Scctcn erhotttn am Qhilabdpbio
o Stcbr, 300O pfo. prathtiesr 5rl:
der an 4 Geutf.--l000 Go. @rtra an 5 @ents.-4OOO
90. pen 6,L bis 10 Gents Der aIIcrtrltt.
Yaeaer uno @eiener.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Rpeh rim Eencri

dub bic Stact MiIwnutis murbe am
l7ten Mai BON elmer uerbssrsnbsn Seuus
brunlt beim9efubt bsrsn S6aosn Su go,
GOO SbaLer anaeftIaaen mirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Serbeirdtbet:

2fm lsstcu Scuntas ourb Den @brp. 6srrn 3sGItr
6crr gB Il a III q Il i D, ocn ettbo Saunftbip
NIT 9)lis Q fanno8 %. pcn gBiGiams 3aun:
Ibip, tcioe ron 9lcrtbomptcn Gaunhp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Sfn 1erfdnfer upn
.Saufn,annS>8 >8aarert.

5clseness IN cine eiits Der 99an,sn per .srfcnsn.
tptld,s in eem &srtauf pen @itsrn, 91aorsn, Haui:
manns eItitn. Srtrdnfsn, 8rqulnlbfsitsn, tbsr Sas
btn pen irasno elmer Ir" innrrbalb stca gauntD bt;
griffin fne, nab oan 8eite rem 22iisn aprf, 1916.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

@leid Der 8iene III bic Sinos-iis bring
9onia I'M Munos, ober binterbsr fomm
Der StabsI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

01-Gin apptIlaticnstas ipiro ocboltsn am eamItua
ben lten Stunt, in oer Commissioners amts1ute ini
6aA s'nl9e Der erasttn bdneltr fidb tssintrdhti9t
9aurcn frttn. rj9su s rosr ibrs aesntcn oppsllirS
unO ben Sdauf ibrer iabrIi6sn @srtauf rpdbrsnp
Dem pcrt9rn Sabr anssbsn.
NJ1ai "a. I'm
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healthy appearance and perfect symmetry. We
recommend their being taken up IN the latter part
of October or in the month OF November, with
careful preservation Of the roots, and Immediately
transferred TO the soil that is ALLOTTED for their per-
manent abode. This period for the transportation
of those trees is decidedly The best, then the de-
scension of the sap is completed, and the action Of
the leaves is quiescent, while that of the absorb
ing rootets ceases also, because the nutrition, which
il taken in by them, IL not convertible into weedy
substance without the cooperation Of the leaves
They should be SET apart at proper distances, in
such manner as to have ample room for growth,
and the free action of heat and light on all Sides
Such parks or nurseries in our States would be
more commemorative of the genius of nation than
all The marble monuments and towering edfces
that can be erected. This project should not only
be thought worthy of governments considera-
ton, but is applicable to every individual farmer
and landed proprietor in our Union They should
be transplaned on the outskirts of every farm and
plantation, marking the boundaries of the different
possessions by the growth Of those sylvan giants
that have been The pride Of nations for centuries
AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, M. d.
PORTLAND, July 25, l849.
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LOCAL NAT TIERS.

CpURcH CEREMONIES highly interesting
and impressive ceremonies of the Catholic church.
used in the laying of corner-stones performed
by Archbishop Ecceslon and some six or eight
priests, at the new chapel now IN course of erection
near Carroll Cottage, in Montgomery county, Ma
ryand. After the chanting of the litanies, which
done in fail chorus by the assisting priests the
Rev. Jno. p. Donelan preached an eloquent dis
course to large and most attentive congregation.
About haf-pasi four in the afternoon, an amateur
coere Of lovely girls gave concert at the cottage;
and they did their work IN style Of which the Pr
cos and the Seguns might well have been proud.
The classIc-festured Miss IA. and the beautiful
Miss c., of our city, and the peerless Misses b., of
Montgomery, took prominent part IN the musical
entertainment, and succeeded most admirably; nor
must we forget the sweet voice of the gentle Miss
X. F., whose singing, in the Prayer from Moses
IN Egtto,' was triumph in music. But II is in
vidious to ndlviduaze where all did so excellently
in their parts and even the visiting ladies said, all the
fair vocalists were Misunderstanding beautl-
full very large concoursc Of the people of the
neghborhood, with hundreds from Washington
and other places, were on the ground during the
evening; and peasanter afternoons 'dongs and
hxings" ~ not within our memory at thus presen,
writing.
SALws OF SucAR--The cargo of the brig Eide
In, from Ponce, Porto Rico, consisting of 81 hogs
heads OF sugar, was disposed Of at public auction
yesterday at II m, at the wharf in Georgetown,
by Mr. Edward S. Wright, auctioneer. The sale
was remarkably well attended, the bidding being
prompt and spirited, and the entire cargo was
knocked off" in IS minutes. The prices ranged
from 80 ~ to IS 10. We noticed in attendance
number OF Baltimore merchants--but those Of our
city, Georgetown, and Alexandra, overbid them at
the sale, and they returned home empty-handed
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PORTSMOUTH, Va, August 4, l649
[coMMUNICATEp.l
Obituary.-Mrs. Thomas King Carroll.

Obituary.-Mrs. Thomas King Carroll.
Few ladies' have ever left a larger circle of sim
cere and affectionate friends to sympathize with a
kind and adoring husband, as well as number OF
children whom she has left to follow her bright ex-
ample, than has the worthy subject of this notice
She was lady of extraordinary merit In all the
relations of daughter, sister, wife, and MOTHER she
had no superior.
Mrs. CARROLL was the wife of Thomas King
Carroll, esq, ex-governor of Maryland, and daugh-
ter of DR.. Stephenson senior, late of Baltimore,
whose extraordinary talents are yet well remem-
bered by many in all parts of the State. She
died in Dorchester county, Md, on the 29th Of
July last, after severe and lingering illness. A
more devoted wife or affeconate mother, perhaps,
never breathed. Before her dissolution she con-
versed freely and calmly with her husband and chill
dren, on the subject of the great change that await
ed her, and the issue proved that the parting with
them was all there was to dread of death to her.
1.-THE happy anticipation of a renewed existence in
company with the spirits of the just''-though il
was held with confidence approaching near to
realizaton-could not wean her affections from
them, which was manifested in the fervor Of that
tenderest. that last farewell
Mrs CARROLL had been in the habit Of regard
ing death with the eye of Christian and when
the summons came, II found her unterriied but
ready and prepared to go--having ION the whole
armor Of God"-and, may He, the fountain of all
goodness, comfort and take care of the amiable
and excellent bereaved ones, and prepare them all
TO meet her in his good time, in that "building
Of God" where she awaits them--that house not
made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
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by the Congress of the United States of America
from 1887 TO lS47 inclusive, whether Expired Re-
pealed, or in Force, arranged in chronological or
der, with Marginal References, being a continue
ton Of the laws published under the inspection of
Joseph Story, one Of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court of the United States; edited by Hon. George
Sherwood, president Judge of the District Court
for the county of Philadelphia
The profession are particularly invited 10 cxs-
mine this work; For accuracy, convenience ofsr-
rangement, and cheapness Of price, il is believed
to present stronger claims than any other edition
before the public. The set complete In vols. Si2.
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The Directors of the N, York city Free Schools
have made Phonogrophy one of the studies which
hereafter to be regularly taught TO all their pu
pills. Ii is a SUBJECT of importance to all men
Of business, and far superior to any system OF
shorthand writing. IL is valuable to the business
man, and those engaged in commercial pursuits, as
TO the professional man.
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United States Mail Steamship Company, for
California;, via Chagrea.

On1ueO STATES MAIL steamship Company, Tor
California, via Chagres.
T'HE new and spacious steamship OHIO, will be
Il despatched on Monday, the 9th of August, at
O'Clock, from the pier, foot of Warren street, North
river, under the command of Lieut.. j. A. Schenck,
U. S. Navy.
The OHIO is the first Of the regular Mail steamers
between New York and Cbagres. She will convey
the Government Mails and passengers for the Paci-
6c steamers returning from Panama to California.
The great size, strength, and power of the Ohio,
are far beyond those OF any American sea steamer
aoat, being 5000 tons burthen, with superior dou
bic engines of 900 horse power each. Passengers
by this ship have the of safety and speed
not 10 be felt on any steamer with single
CINE.
The arrangements for the comfort and convent
of the passengers the most liberal scale
in her four spacious saloons and well ventilated
cabins and state rooms combined all the conve-
niences of first class hotel.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHAGRES.
State Rooms after Saloons ....... 8 $50 each.
Parties of three occupying one State
Room in Dining Saloons. ...... 1875 {"
State Room, Forward Saloon. .. lis Z"
second CaDln. -.........,.....s..,. lU "
Storage, berth found with beds, and
mess at separate table. ........... so "
$50 lbs. baggage allowed each passenger.
Passage to Havana, $40. Passage to New Or
leans SIS
Freights TO Chagres, 10 cents per cubic foot.
Do New Orleans, 25 cents per cubic foot.
All Tickets for passage must be procured at the
office of the Company.
M o. ROBERTS,
July 30-d4w lis West street.
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SusqUEHAssAH TnADE.-Tbe Elkton md De-
mocrat says that the sawed lumber brought to Port
Deposit annually is valued at S75,000,000 while
the shingles and unsawed timber which are brought
down the Susquehannah to the same place swell the
aggregate to 500 900, OOO The trade in granite
from quarres in the immediate vicinity of Port De-
post is valued at over $4,000
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
No. S, Old Stand Opposite Centre Market, formerly
occupied BY G.. & IT. Parker.
lust RECEIVED, and will be kept constantly
- on hand large and complete assortment OF
Groceries, consisting Of
Standard Loaf, Porto Rico, Cuba, and N. o.
Sugars
Java, Maracaibo, st. Domingo, and burnt Coffee
Fine Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Black Teas
Old Brandies, Rye Whisky, Holland Gin
Jamaica Spirits, and Wines of all kinds
Mackerel, Hcrrings, Clover, and Timothy Seed
And all other articles connected with the whole
sale and retail grocery business, which will be sold
very low for cash or to pune tual customers, and
in all cases guaranteed TO be such as they may be
represented.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may
be relied on in all cases.
Purchasers are politely requested TO call and ex,
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere; and
hope by strict attention to business to merit
share of their patronage.
Aug. 3-6tcoif JNO b, klBBEY.
BOARD AND ROOMS can be had by the day i,
ID week, or month, at H. N. GILBERT,S, two
blocks west of Railroad Depot, on Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington.
Aug. 9-eo4t
yI,HE NEW UNA.-Thc Lady Alice, or the New
Il Una, a novel, this day received for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
July II Bookstore, near 9th ST.
NEW BOOK by the author of "The Natural
~ History of nthusasm''-"LOYOLA AND
JES UITISM''-For sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
July9 bookstore, near 9th st.
MO. DAVID COPPERFIELD, by Charles
IN Dickens, (Boz.)
DOMESTIC Practice or HyDRoPATHy, with fifteen
engraved illustrations, by Edward johnson, NJ. D.,
this day received. For sale at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
July Is Bookstore, near 9th street
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 10.
send you all the additional returns have been
able to collect up this date Of the Kentucky cleo
ton:
Eighth District forehead, Wing, from present,
Indications, is probably elected.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, Wing, is defeated in
this district.
Third Disfrici.-Johnson, Wing, is elected to
Congress in this district.
Seventh District Marshall, Wing, has probably
been elected by small majority.
Ninth Disirict.-Mason, Locofoco, is elected in
this district.
Tenth Hstrict-Stanton, Locofoco, is elected in
this district.
In the Cd and 5th districts there oppos
ton.
CINcNSATI. August 9.
We had a very heavy storm yesterday, which
broke down the telegraph line to Louisville. The
Indianapolis line is also out of order.
BURLINGTON, W., August 10
The FIRE in Plattsburg last night destroyed two
thirds of the business part of the town. Loss
heavy.
INDIANAPOLIS, August TO-
Switzerland county--Wright, Loco, has received
Is9 majority for Governor. The entire Locofoco
ticket in this county has been elected to the Legs
lature.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 10.
Wig, is elected
In the 10Th district, the election of Stanton, Lo-
CO, is confirmed.
In the 7th district Marshall Wing, is elected.
As far as heard from, four Locofocos are elected
TO Congress. The remainder Of the Congressional
delegation is Wing, with the exception of one dis
trct, which is in doubt.
BALTIMORE, August l0-6 p. m.
There were lbs cases and 81 deaths by cholera
in New York to-day; and 10 cases and deaths in
Philadelphia
HALIFAX, N. s., Aug Z.
The new royal steamer Kistrel, belonging to S.
Cunard, totally lost on Sunday week, off ST.
Shotte, on her passage from Halifax to Newfound-
land. The passengers and mails were landed in
safety.
Physicians in Halifax report several cases of
cholera in that city. As yet, however, il has
sumed very mild form.
The Caledonia, from Boston, arrived at an early
hour on Friday morning