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arg u -. .sa.Isd s~sdsh brig Sap-r3 oou'd
easfrsfd.
Auglt ai ~ 50 loo bsr Janet, With u- o q of-
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Aug i a. on Al paced hs brig Fsnny oi fnce "a
wards Island b1nIi sect
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LEGAL NOTICES

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,sr,g.t',rt ths safe ra.ssi Msrci -. iss-1
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r. The (holera

r. The ChoIeru, which usually commences " IN
vomiting. disrrh-s and gripping pains 10 prevented by
taxing Two table spOonsfun of WHlrss Rso CoEDiAL
every tine ilrD comes on. Unul The cl1rrhea stops
drink no water Three doses are generally s1eieni 81
ne time, u leaves The bowels 10 healthy conduOn.
here being necessity OF taxing other medicine small
bottles = cents lsge bottles Containing five umes IS
mach 81 sod Al Psrs-row 10 Astor House 40. ~
rs sl, 5i os, rs and So Broadway IT Third av -
Green sicb-st 81 Bleeckerst II Houston 81 80
firznt-sL 100 FlltonsI; Y Esst Broadway; Bo~eryi
% JohnsL; and IL Cherryst; Brooklyn, Fuonsi cor
Der Of Ciinioni W Clerk Jersey Cyj c. Miller WI
Aamsturgh; Albany, 81 stAtest. Broadway, and Del
HOgse; Troy ~ and - RiversL s.rsiogA soa-
q. Il Fsh Poushkeepsie Van Nalkegb1fg Conn :
New 1rEh, J. =. Van Mort Goshen, r. W Elliott hgd-
.on, Ro.sran MeKinstry Puuder,on Ham, " o.
sOrrs, II. J. BsnDger; Clavench, Dr. J @. Gebbard J..
'. shoeusxer, :. " Van Wyek, z W stsnnsrd Chat
haul, n. Lssel. Van Alstyne Wooster, Knderhoos
L B. Fag.er F.lsne, James Miller y. y Center J. o.
Csulkins Co; southC Cznasa, Com r Gould. Sharon.
Conn. J. X nsbbiu; Dover Plains, Vim. h. Bostvscs
Armenia City, Dr. Il Adams W. > Stouter burgh; Cox
s-ckie, Dr.. J. Hrnshsw; COxszckie Landing. Wm- H.
Vey. Csiskil Z Il T.us Athens. D. Young A Trusx,
Schenectady Peek Collins, Bridgeport Conn Pnila
te.phis T~efn snd Chesu1t and Ffh and Chesaut
Boston, corner Of Greenest and Lymsn-psce; WimD
too, Del B. Johnston, i95 Msrxe.g A 3 4 D. SANDS,
Wholesale Agent, 100 Fulton-st sew-York.
DruEgists orders executed usual
None genuine without my written signature
u u. Il. K WHITE. HsdsOn. Y Y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
IMPORT.

The total duty received imports in the hrst SIX
months Of the present year was, 59,s4i 1901 same
period, last year, 3s 53s54 and Of lsi7, oss5oo'5
sugars form the largest item, Coffee the next Cotton
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

UPRsNE cot kr-BsrJsna M.,sha 40 oiisf. sss.si fs
~ >.,r surv,irs uf to ssisis oI Jta Jr<.
...f -. o h- cs ~ Yos >otce h-r-ds rts.
.rts al r-r nate dated iHns A. -, 'c
r ,a -. of t- c-do Of - -.'s- oI JOIN
JO>Fs t~bor ate af fhr riF c Nre let i-sst
n asr.sr b-frs G-or- Gond ;.9 ~ r-r-s ta' s1.t
IN .a.s I'D h. Sh h ei s-rf-oef 1-ti a. u Az
ti.s i.ss a. Dc Juha Lssrsnc- ~ >n' Wa
49, .-'..- so JAsr- goksirH
~s.... Panfd'- Au0 rr-,. To-
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

THE CHANGE OF LIFE-
. R,,-xsyrY baked on BAby's grave
whsre lis bsd ehSDeed 70 grow
why ART thoD here witn ssuoy oye,
No, sIeep In the churcbysrc lovf
Tbsn IL lishty SCARED Through the sunny Ar
And spoke from its airy track
Il was . worm III won my wings
And she whom thou ueepst hse 'efsPs '"s'
Would,t thou call the blest one back
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-Hss been established
~ number Of years neatly hiled up 10 very lhickly
settled neighb0rhood, without competition and do.rg
good cash b0sress presents exceert Opportunity 10
physician wishing 70 practice large practice can be
Al onee acquired capable druggisi can do a good
SAFE and profitable business, which can ts greatly
Increased oy sfIenuon. Price tsoo Address Druggis.
boz q, Express Poet al slG.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
THE GOOD TIME HAS COME. '

. Ask<- ms NO<sAk--"
Nj EhShArlS biA-hesds. Ch-css. Carts Circulars
~ anaoii :. kc ar executed 10 ne nos; improved
sIyle- by OLIVER L BROTHERS. sun Building = Mas
sz1st corner Of faiton- Good materials ga. WORK
and 70" Pne-s " our plsn- g CAL and see. IS 81
NOTICE.-NssEs " c. A. A HUNTER thas d.y
Nestaoish ofsrcn Of heir house 5u1alo under he
ing Of General As-aey AL conssOn busns.s and In
Their own
Newton, sept L 10 sliv-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
BROOKLYN
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Wsier-C1re Phys-
cisn ~ Lcxinxtou-sv Consul tz1Ons from l0AA. 10 VI
Patients visited ~ heir residences
" Water-cure.-JoEI sHEw D Practitioner Is
FOurth-sv- Railroad, scar Teush-st 81 In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

Il TIrTE S6 Greenwich-st-rhis Institution - isned
10 supply the portion Of the city with Scnoo
where pupils VIII be received at any age, ana nea of
commercial pursuits FOR entering into College Tue tng
.h snd Classics. Departments W \ be under ths iniried
sts care OF lhs Rector The Femze Department 10 su
continued under the direction Of Miss Pratt, whose ability
ard success as an instnlcue.s are well known The
schoOroOms have undergone thorough repsr snd nave
bees essny refurnished. Applications Tor adm ssion
NAV be made al residence Of the Rector In TIE lnst
tute The ensuing will commence on Monday sept
81 ST. ET MOCKRlDGE A N Rector.
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sists sni -qusu-rts % sssis ssh %
go joins y. \ NksfEkNFir. s,-ns
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Gao 8 Td|s 3 Artgs fan J, fsss 80
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S,CuOoI FOR BOYS go BROADWAY. near

- Twenfeih st-rhs Irving Grammar school will be
opened on Monday. Sd sept Those who desrous OF
finding day school FOR their where they viii be
properly cared and thoroughly taught are respecuny
invited 20 call Pamphlet circulars can be- obtained Al
The book stores Of Messrs CLARK Austin, POS Bfosdwsy
r LOCKWOOD & Son an Broadway; Rsynor, -
Bowery. and At the schoorooms. The number Of scho
srs Is limited To 25 The price of tuition u 50 quarter
No charge FOR French NATHANIEL DUNN AN
Al IA. Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

>srRRpGArrs orRr. Cy 40 coaav ~ ~ f'f'.-il n.
l>frst.r be s'nri.ffstsr o the rf', ehstrs 49, AT
q, h..i pun- st- snt ccurN o. rraft 40 -
.pr atou Flsn Dara, ssnn.istt o a A'i - ~ -
h.f.s cr-t, c -s,1ss Do 80 o' 80 Nf ti Nss
VA .s.ef 1-.tsts slhoutY uorEr- sts. f's -
%. .s of IL. I'D 30 parsut 81 h-f '.es u
b.t Ill rers n 10 s-t,f- o sstf hANhAli
DUNN .gpssr u-ofs he surrsss "a ~ 4rf Ne
lok 10 cy oi Nss fos, 90 ~ - ~ or Ntt-
- A. fO t nf that Gay, th-n 40 ts- o 49,
-.ns- N, Authority should - "a saf a. inrsft
s.. ~ oi the f~s s.iss oi 80 ssi kss.
puss ,s pay her i-e fefs Ag..i s
Lsuin0s = y. "t>N-'s' W. -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

DAN OF s5OOOO.-The Comm ..ioners Of the
IL Canal Fund, by virtue of the entitled An
aet In relation 10 claims upon the Cana Fund and
penses not provided fOr passed 2r is4s. hereby give
that sealed proposals will be received until noon u
Thnrsdsy tie twentieth day % September next for loan
of try thousand dollars for which anslerabl
Of will - issued In TIE Of The people a.
0f SevYork, bearing interest al Of per
per anngu payable quarterly, and the princips
imbgrse4De On the drst day u July, 1866
The proposals may b. for t5e whole any part Of said
l0zr. not less tnAn go
The proposals be sealed up and endorsed Loan Tor
claims upon he Cana Fund and expenses not provided
for and enclosed In euveioe directed 10 Frsnris
Rnggiss, Auditor Of the Cana Department Al Albany.
Each proposal distinctly the rate u premium u
fered of the the u money that will be paid
FOR each 500 of stock and The address Of the pesons
person. making the proposal.
The money will be required 70 be paid the 20 day u
September rex By deposit 10 the credit Of the Treasurer
Of he State Of NevYOrE, account of The Cana Fund
10 The Manhattan Company Ss--Yofk, or the se~-Yofs
State Bank. Albany
The interest the said stock VIII be paid quarterly
Lhe Manhattan Company. 10 the City Of NewYork the
NewYork State Bsnk In Albany the holders shall prefer
GEORGE W PATTERSON, Lieut. Governor
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Sec. OF State
WASHINGTON HUNT. Controller.
ALFAH HUNT. Treasurer.
AMBROSE L. JORDAN. AIorney-GenersI
cansl Department, Albany, Aug 2, ls4s sa2a 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
CossriSc TRaDr.-Ths, following Circular was
received at the Baltimore Castom.h on Friday
Treasury DEPARTMENT. Aug ..

Treasury DEPARTMENT, Alk. -
From Representatives made to his Department there e
reason 10 believe that In OF he Collection Dstrics
o0e ance Is not exercises hv the Ofcers of the Gus
cu1s "a The examination Of the NA>lFssrs Of vessels
licensed Tor The IL being considered
nis hy important hat the Government should II al ae
oc enabled 70 derive 'u and accurse rfor nation from
the records Of the Custom House reference the s
~ o Que port 10 another. along the coae OF the tn
I'D states or tccts, and ncrchSrs-. OF every
description ne officers OF the Customs are reminded hat
NJ nsrfcst required under s either be ccposi-
ed VIII Ire Soccicr, or exhibited when drrnau1ed.
the case msy ee, mast In reference al under
lcerse. irceng he regular fues OF steamers OF Other
vess-s exhibit fu and particular account of cargo re-
describing the chSrsicr, and sying The contents or quar-
Of each In wterr these Ar not
compiled win The Ohcers Of The Customs no. sqlhor
red certify the manifest or 70 grsui entry permit 10
proceed % another port, and s their casy rgorousy
enforce the penalties provided for VIOLATIONS of the Ia
/ III esses NM NJ MEREDITH. Sec Treasury
DgcLlsEs.--We learn from good authority that
Hon Joseph G. Marshall declines the pro-ered appoint
rent Il Governor OF Oregon IN pace Of Gen Lane
This Is lust ss we expected Mr. Marshall i poor. bu;
hss tsmiy De thinks more Of than all the Offices In The
yift of the Nation and would ecPsrdise them for
couple Of thousand dollars and be obliged 70 nghf the
Indians In the bsrgsn. We would like 70 see the post
rendered 10 John A Msrson. late Whig candidate for
Governor Lafayette, (lnd) Jour. Aug s7
DFArEs ~ Bosros.-During the week ending
las, saturday the deaths have been 23o of whom "a
were Of Cholsra 81 Americans snd 10 foreigners and
their children had died
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

TFTIINs W h~'~
1 CAL INSTITUTE East Room and MISS BALD
WINS Seminary for Young Ladies' West Room, attached
the Presbyterian Crurch, Thifteenthst' between
sixth and Seveuthavs will reopen on the nrst Monday
In Sept mber These rooms spacious and airy, and
being originally designed for schools. are much better
ada pted for the purpose than The pafors o private
family Reside tauest. anli w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

,l,o PHILIP KNAuf-ioaar- hsrroy ,9rs p .a,..fr
c.mosnt 81 hester Moody, sssnst tst h- ssL
ss of August ss9 the on ~ Csrs oi ~ sJ 80 cy
IN Nv Yata 30 Court Of 1ommen fsss 81 ne Cl
.n Couav and ~ yunf a'~-f n ne
M rHe- >as.sure~i. th- sst cf, ~ha ~sa isys
a summon. -rclIs of th~ fsy ~
tH viii utsn~o or th~ sum of s-Fen1 - to
aud srfs sht sh interest on f tnff- t ~, 40 ssiss
,a,. r, h- f OF Ansu.t si sat ihfy TO- ias,
~. .i-r.u r.1 irm the Ilh 81 JIn- >r~ i0A ffr.s
18Th. isf9 D. hklNhthf NNfasi Ni ftf"
sglt laeNN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

- RARE CHANCk.-The stock Of aces. erb'dt
= cries and fancy goods of small store IN the spfa
part OF the city. for SALE and store TO let, win II
lures Terms adyants seous Address, with name ~
residence " Busuess % thfs ofc sT
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
T1HE EFrM,LEsEMINARY, 10 Ra,ger.,.L A, 4

i II CLARKE. Principals. will be reopened for M
reception boarding and dayschOsrs on the lOh or IN
month Sept During The vacation such improvement =
have been made n school apartments as ID ensure M
comfort and convenience OF hs pupils Circulars may D
Obtained OF the Principals, Al Reynors book store
Proa AlJl IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

Couzr o. OYER ASD TERNINER.-This Court met 10
day, bll cd ourned again fur tie term
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

- KOoMS.-P oasant furnished rooms at ~ Br@a
&.; way, opposite the New-Yors Hotel These koor'
- have been prepared expressly for the Accommodate
and are well morhy the alentOn-Of gentlemen iesf'.i
OF near their Hotel yet removed from ihs ncst
cideutnl To "A large estabf.hment Sis
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

SIMrArsY FoK Huseasr.--Ats 9 general meet
ing OF the Wings of suseuehsnns Co Pa held =
Montro.e on the 9th ult Orange Mott, Esq presd'n
the following resolutions were adopted on motion o -
s Bentley, Esq together with series of resolutions
endorsing Gov. Johnston Senator Cooper, secretary
Meredith. Henry NJ Fuller, Gideon J. Bal. the Admin
istrstion Of Gen Taylor Stating At the same time n Al
,h. Great interests Of this State have suffered Ion
enough from the provisions Of the TsrH OF lsie 'ni
that change from i.eidsStal TO seso'Ais pro'ec.
,ion 70 American Labor is expected net only fro'a
Whiss but at the hands OF those Democrats WOO pro
fes, 70 be the true Tsnn men +"
Resolved That se sy~pafsfss des with our ere'nIen
IN she Old World the Bunssrisns and others VINO are
now g.sed in deaas warfare against eppressors saa
rvraots ana that earnestly hope that the prhelp ~
., Fe~dom now burning their breasts may pever oe
extingui.hed ill every depot shall be hurled from ms
throne and untl Freedom shall spread her benign ana
glorious influence every part and poruon o' INC
habitsbc globe.
R,.ol.sa, Thst the same spirit that has led the wings
m 10 .uccrssfu victory In the United states 10 nov
Europe. breaking up the
tyranny and sking the thrones OF monsrcns ana oes
pots tumble beneath thsm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

COAL-To Gfocsrs. Dining Saloons and Hoel Keep.
" ers-The Subscribers are dischsgnx this day Pssrb
Orchard RedAsn Coal u the very best quality .nt Of ne
various sizes required for any and evey )oang purpose
for paror grs,s Also, OrsY-Ash Cosi Tor stoves ne
furnaces free from slate And cnker; for sac o. fecseso
prices, At they ysrds f1D Waler neu Market sss -
Delancy-st las arc. j. ID. HARRIS h CO
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

IL attends TO Diseases of the Eye froms % r ~ ~
method Of restoring health and eight 10 Dse..sa 80
without an operation 10 OF recent discovery and iis
sults have ecited the fsfvsni gratitude u psneps sA
ncisl syss for ale. so'i wv"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

O TO BE LET-The store and basement saloon.
.. IL brOad~ way opposite the New-Yors Hotel hess
rooms are lofty and spacious, over )0 feet long ut
10 every respect admirably adapted to business The os
non Of the beet In the upper aud iashonabe ralo
the city and central 20 several Of largest hOes rd
places Ofpublic amusement Inquire IL Broadway DIV
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

BERNETHY BISCUIT Manufactured seeo'1'
"A Ing the original recipe Of ne late Dr. Aberneny
TIE M Rodents used and the peculiar mode Of pfepsnDs
these biscuits (being unfsrmensed and free from 40,
hiag desleoasl WOO for tkem The patronage and ps..'
the Medical Faculty IA London To be hsd a. the sep
Bread and Cracker Bshe y, IS D-yst
si 81 CHARLES j HAhfl5
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

r.'O TEACHERs.-Ay young man wishes situation
as Teacher He has been employed Tor the last twelve
month. as Principal Teacher OF Mahe In snr.cess
boarding school His term O engagement ending IN ic"
days he desires another Has the best OF testimonials s
from the Principal OF this school Any part OF the Union
not objected to- but South West preferred Addre IS
F. + F Stapleon, Staten Island. - 81
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR stHooI-PrJt
I r. A. JOHNSON, Rector The hr.t quarter 0i the
Academic year begins Monday sept J. The three
Departmental Preparatory, the English and the Cisss
ral-ofer progressive course, In which TIE pupil 10
advanced from hehrsI rudnents To state OF preparation
f,r the counting house or the University
sn27 2mos GEORGE PARKER. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

RARK CHANCE for person cesirous 70 Soh.
"A Arrpce the dry goods business In Bgooayn, Mpoeso
the best stand 10 the city the stoca 10 well ~
hoo oght with he utmost consists OF about INV
To sny person deslrous buy tho terms viii be mss
sssy Address {. B. A New-fork Post-Ofsce, WIN re-
name sBd address su' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

MKEriSe FOR HrSeAMAN FRrxpon IN Lori'
yuIx Ky-rhe Josrsa, OF the 9Th alt says tbs;
meet,nx to sympsthixe with Austriss oppressed vic
tims was thar evening to be held in the Court ons'
When will they meet to relieve the oppressed mes
their own hresides
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

CHOLERA IrEMs.--On Saturday, another
sailor, of the brig Buena Vista, dod Of cholera
in Boston. Rev. VIM b. Tappan, agent of the
American Sunday School Union, died Of cholera,
at his residence near Boston, on Monday night.
The disease does not seem to increase much in
New York al new cases and 10 deaths were
reported in the "a hours ending Tuesday noon.
Whole number of deaths during the week pre-
vious, 1873: whole number since the commence.
ment of the epidemic, 1854. The proportion Of
deaths to cases is much less than in former years
In Brooklyn, 18th, there we're new fatal
cases.
In Newark, N. j., lsth, new cases and /
death.
In Philadelphia, 10Th, new cases and 2
deaths.
In Cincinnati, 18th, there we're SO cholera
intcrments.
In St. Louis, 18th, the cholera in,erments
numbered 60.
The number Of deaths by cholera at Nashville,
Tenn, for the week ending 10th, reaches 2s.-
The disease is also increasing at Frankfort and
al Lexington several deaths have occurred.
The wife of Hon. WIN. b. Alaclay of New
York, died Of cholera on her way 10 Illinois.
In New Orleans, 81 deaths occurred by chol-
era for the week ending 10th.
The disease RACES dreadfully among the Cali
fornia overland emigrants. Out Of one party Of
20, only 6 remain alive.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

CALIFORNIA NEws.-The steamer Crescent
City arrived at New Orleans on the 10th inst,
in six days from Chargers, with 1875 passengers,
including Lieut.. Gov. Mason and Capt. Forbes.
The steamship California had just arrived at
Panama from San Francisco, having left May /.
She brings cheering news and one million OF
dollars in California gold. The California mar.
ket is overstocked with everything but prov-
sions The steamers Panama and Oregon had
gone to San Francisco, taking all persons who
were waiting for passage at Panama. The
California was TO return on the 10th.
Nothing had been done about the establish
ment Of provisional government in California.
We shall soon hear Of the arrival Of vessels from
this quarter at San Francisco. The Yankees
will make stir when they get there. IL there
is any gold left-and all accounts represent the
supply as abundant-our friends will be sure to
secure fair proportion Of it. The only danger
they have to fear is sickness The need Of solno
kind Of government, to punish disorderly per
sons, and protect the lives and property OF the
emigrants, will undoubtedly be felt quite serious
ly for time, but some effectual movement will
soon be made to establish law and order. Self.
protection will compel the people to institute .
government.--BostonP Path finder.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

IsUxDATioS AT NEW ORLxANs.-The New
Orleans Delta gives map of tho city of New
Orleans, showing the extent Of the inundated
district 1t appears from this that one half of
the incorporated limits of the city is under water.
This inundated portion is chiefly occupied by
dwellings, small tenements, residences Of the h.
boring part of the community. Several public
Institutions, the Work house, Charity Hospital
State House, Sc. are surrounded BY water, sew
eral feet deep, and are inaccessible, except by
boats; and the overflow is encroaching on the
dwellings Of the wealthy. The Protestant Gem
etery is several feet under water So also are
some Of the large cotton presses, which are con-
sequently abandoned All this is in the back
part of tho city, and the overflow in its progress
is advancing towards the river, or front Of the
city. The nearest point to the river, which the
food had reached at the last accounts, was
Canal street, three or four squares only from the
river. In this street are many elegant dwellings,
the lower doors Of some Of which are bricked up,
and skiiis are fixed to the steps. The Delta Is
Inmates that one hundred and sixty squares are
Inundated, embracing 1000 tenements, in which
at least 5000 persons reside. Ninety Of these
are in the Second Municipality, or American
part of the city, and 20 in the First, or French
part The First Municipality is the Oldest and
most densely populated. The injury to build
ings, gardens, furniture interruption to business,
and damage in other respects, cannot, Of course,
be estimated at present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

CorToS FACTORY AT RIO JANEiRo--Y YAM
KEE GIRLs.-We have letter from n gentle
man at Rio Janeiro, giving an account Of visit
to Cotton factory in that place 1t is Eve miles
from the city, at the base Of the highest peak in
Brazil. II IS built of stone, clay, mortar, wood
aud bamboo, white washed inside and out, and
driven by steam. Around it grow in wild luxu-
rance, oranges lemons, lines, figs, olives, PLAN
talns, bananas, cocoa nuts, palm trees, and a
thousand other tropical fruits, trees and flowers.
The proprietor Of the establishment is an Eng
lishman, who went out two years ago from Cam
ton in this State, taking with him six English
and American girls, from that vicinity. Four
Of these girls have married since they reached
the country, aud the other two are about to take
husbands. The letter says the interior of the
mill resembles the sweat.pit OF tannery more
than anything else. There were six girls in the
weave room-threc Yankees, one English, and
two Brazians. The writer adds that his en-.
trance, in duck trousers, tarpaulin, and red
flannel shirt was regarded with suspicion at first
by the assembled girls, but when they found he
was Yankee. they were sociablc. The pretti-
est girl Of the whole smiled very coquettishly, as
much as to say-"You didn't expect to see such
a pretty girl as me here-did you, now ~
T" She told me to advise all Lowell girls, who
want to get married, 10 come to Rio, but adj
wise all such to 60 to California"
LolceH journal, 15h inst.