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MILLER 81 CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS.
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TO UUmnBEyRL,aaMlD BRDWNSy IL1L,E, rITIS
LOUISVILLE, ST LOUIS tA
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs. Burk e.
IA Co.'s Express from baltimore TO Pittsburgh for the
tension Of this Line, and after Monday October 4h, to
the above named places, with mail speed The wagons Of
this line all new built with the capacity Of LOO lbs
the best be obtained have been placed along
the line of the National Road.
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and
that tl drivers the road make the allotted time from
station station, without failure.
All goods will be receipled for at any Of Offices
agencies North South TO arrive in Pittsburgh in 80 hours
and Wheeling IN 80 houra from Baltimore
Goods received until IL o'clock In the day
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PETER BROWN, a Little A., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARfIIA has been ex.
prsssy prepared in reference TO Female Complaints No
female eoid neglect take IT, II Is certain preventive
lor any Of the numerous and horrible iseasee which they
IRE subject liz valuable for those who are approaching
wonlanhood as II In assist nature by quicken.
ing the blood and invigorang the system Indeed this
clne Is for all the delicate diseases to which
women are siihect.
II braces the Whale system renews permanently The
rural energies by removing The impurities Of the bloodby
stimulating The system 10 produce no subsequent
relaxation which "a the Of most medicines taken for
emale weakness aud disease, u s4
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(iayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

nIESE Safes warranted perfect In every respect and
i to aord full protection Tor books papers, &c., against
q For Comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance office Of his which exscts neither
notes premiums and which cannot DO broken down by
great nrc.n s.
Gayiers Patent Double and Improved Single Ssamander
Safes any dimensions required by Banks, Brokers Mer
chants Jewellers or for Records for other public Offices
made order An for sale and orders received
at the Depot, 1913 Water between Pine and Wall streets
lir4 tAia' ff.,f ~ 9 fs3 iJ Ell A. H. MOEN.
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II. &D.H. nnooKs 9 CO,

-- u n. a D. III. HHOOKs q CO,
r,I.oTHIERs AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSE
III MEREsS AND vES73NGS, Nos ll6 and lis Cherry
street. OF Charne have on hand very large st
IL Fashiunnhle ready made Clothing Just msnufartfsd
and etnecinllv adaped 10 the season Also, CLO1HS,
CA SSlAfEltBS and rESTINtiS by ife p'eer' Or IN
quantities 10 suit purchasers. ,.,..,,..., a, a.
6IR1fENTSof every description - ~ ~ =,
der in tho best possible manner and IN po ~y'e ho'
b surpassed 44------------
TytIrIIAMs BROTHERS Mannactursrs, lnporsIs snd
w r..i.,S n every variety Ladies' Dress lrmminas
" ALSO, -.
uuholaerers Trimmings u every dsaesfl GU sui'aof
,ar stsamboatA hotels &C. .t
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All applications for Insurance In the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn will have prompt attention the Office Of
Inc Agency No 70 Wall street, where all claims foe ueces
viii Be literally adjusted and promptly paid; &,
srxvrx, a Hoxrs. covnssllors. ~ y
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se,5OO,ooo.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament, Wet Royal Asseni,
g July n, 1887.
"a ,Sarings Bank for the Orphan and die Hidolp."
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

CLEANSE and Strengthen Co,ssnayon cured Bror-
chis, Consumption, L,rer Conpiainf, Colds Coughs,
Cnforrh Asfhna Splitting Of Blood Sorencssin The Cheat,
Hectic Flush, Night S,cenfs Difch or PT9tse Errec.
foration, Pain III e Side, &C. hare beeia'd be-
ed f Hsaa ~ ab5t y
Probably there neyerwan remedy that has sue.
ctssl IN desperate Of Consumption ihs clean.
and strengthens the SYSTEM and appears heal Ulcers
The lungs and The patients gradually regain their usual
tealh and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following and doubt, you can that Consnmp
ton be cured This Is only one, Of several kindred
cases, that TONNSENDs SARSAPARII.LA has cured
VA BROOKLYN, Sept "a, 1876,
d. TowNsrNp-Dear Sr-l was TAKEN little a
year ago. with severe congh and pain In my side;
creaecd very fast indeed WINS pronounced by ply
slcans have the quick consumption raised large guam
titles Of bad matter, had night sweats, nndsnking very
lie hospital in hope Of being benefited bit pronounced
as ncufabe greatly distressed the lungs and
could hardly breathe coon became emaciated, and
psced de confined to my bed, and obliged 10
have watchers indeed, cannot give you any description
that would do justice to my was supposed by my
friends TO be past recovery had tried great number OF
remedies, and all seemed 10 he of no effect read Of the
extraordinary cures performed by y"nr medicine, and
10 tell You the truth, suspected there humblig In
them But was induced TO try IL; did and am very
fhaflkfn! did cannot say that am entirely we'll but
am SO far recovered be about my business and hope
TO be entirely well IN lew weeks My cough pain in the
side and night sweas have le me- and raise but very
lille, and fast gaining my usual strength feel my
p'se' PETER pRoWN AZ I,ttle ~ p,ook,vn
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Complications Dull Eyes, Blotches
m The Face Rough Skin, frcckes and are, ou Of sp
ris, use bottle or two Of DR.. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA
HiI.LA II will cleanse the Blood, the Freckles
and Dlocles and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful compexonal OF which are Of i'm
enpe value 10 UNMARRIED LADlRs.
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PRINCIPAL rsrABllsHarsr IN NEW yoam.

l&X This Is The largest and oldest Tea Eslab.
- lishment in America. The public have w
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility. But
sch has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEAS Of late that they have been obliged enlarge 10
great extent, their two principal establishments n New
York, viz: N ~
125 Chatham and 163 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover possess clities in relation 10 The Tea
Trade In very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
TO any other Tea Concern In America. Their scrubuoua
regard all prime tend elevate the
large house well ndersood and has already secured
them connection, probably, larger than all other Tea Es
adjustments united and they consequently are determined
to sell Teas per fragrant psscf for the prices,
in the aggregate than any house In the sx
copied. y.
They zeaonsly invite the attention Of the nhabi
tanis Of Washington their Agency where The following
assoments always hand and they feel no hesta-
ton in stating that wherever single trial 10 made, very
decided preference given celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY
10 Reader make the experiment. M
eta Prices az ooss subject in all cases fs be rffHsd
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T EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE. AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY msures properly OF every description,
against psrls by Fire and Water Chartered by The Iegisla
ture Of kentucky IN iSS}i Capital, saooOO0 ~
.NN.t3f 'lltNi OFFICERS. 'ataii = sfaf
JOHN w. HINT, President .ff
John Brand, William 8. Waller. u
Madison G. Johnson, Dudley N. Craig,
Richard Pinden, James O. Harrison, -
THOMAS D. BAxrrR, Secretary ~
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7 IL, J
6 JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor Of the Railway Republic
anpublshed the above certificate and remarks In an ed
ETlal AZ follows:
4 n3-- The success OF DR. TOWNSENDS PREPARA.
TON or SARSApARIILA appears To be of the mort
extraordinary character We publish to-day Two certificates
in It's BEHALF one from Capt Mclean, of this town, and
from the Rev Mr.. While, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known In Railway Capt Mclean believes the med.
cine 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White enter
tain equally strong confidence In Its efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
moi fully heleya q be de serving.
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RHEuMATisM AND PILES.


RHEUMATISM AND PILES 49,.
ma 1'ownsrnp- Dear slr--My wills has been, for
raj years afhctsd with Rheumairu She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all 70 NO p
pose She finally induced ~ seeing your advettlse
insnt, to give yonr ,SARsAPARllLA trial was also
together with mnn IN my Employ badly troubled with
ihe PLEA and By using ANAL quantity Of your ssrsaps
rs onr n , w % nd svire ali Who sre
-" = GARRTT GARRABRANT,
tiss i22 Market strcsi, Newark.
rRlNcIpAL OFFICE .as FULTON STREET, N York
81 " " w pYoTT 4 SONS crxsaAL Aoxxrs, No
ap % SS.v,h second street, Philadelphia "a
Agent br Wrshlngon Guy. CHARLES sTorr, psvo
~ Also, for sale by Druggists generally.
II NONE GENoINE; uNL6Ss r!rr VI ~ THE
oIIART, Am sIaSEp WITH rnH whIrTuH sfaNArurn or
~ TOWNSEND, AMP rs nAnn BLOWN y fAn GLASS
y 90 IN ~ ID n. ID Y o Tt -
MrE NEIL Ips.szss4As sxsss e. s :s,,.s,1.s-
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DR. TowNaENpOear Slrl have the pleasure TO inform
you that three my children have been cured Of the cro
fula BY The of your excellent medicine They ai
hcted very severely with bad sorss have taken only
bottles took them away for which feel myself under
de ep obligation, Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, i08 Wooster street.
New York, March I, 1917.
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The Hamilton tLa) Sfee;0i.r Ut The 23d inst SAWS:
- Or tbrcv days past the wrath.r has been in
tably wal aud even at night the heat has been in
t"bse. with 'calcely brs aIh OF air This mav be-
tA'd to ave- BEEN the trt genuine hummer her
as spn mr. u exp rieDcej In Anilto Dwhish we have
had. nv crops in. W. believe. every portion Of ths
"ssten country look remarkably we'll Thu spring
certainly wa cold and backward. aud during the
month o April and part of May the prospects Tor the
harvest ndiii, mt but since then we hav, "a
abundance OF ia'n aud fine growing vent her Tho hay
crop Will b. exre>ti,e aud danger of injury from
ar.ush' can now be apprehsnded. The grain cro,,
III, ~ wheat oats rye corn &c. looks equally pro-
ni'-iiE putatoea hot quite ~ we'll. but eau ~ tor
r'upisi1t. Fruit will be very plenty rhs sherry
p'ath. plum spp.s rnd pear trrra. ILLEGALLY Oiled
with young fru,t; ard the rurrmnts which are brrn
mig 10 iipep b. I'd tue bushes In many instances 10
III" ground tr' m the nit,d States, the ACCOUNTS
ale hot by any means s0ratisizctory.
The Marietta tGa .ddreeal OF The 2Ist inst seve -
The h'gb'ni b'a.y ana almost daily rains ng
in ibE brir hhoiL Vo1 the common c.ncus of the
wheat harvest until very u,ly have been extrss-
~ ubfa'o; able 10 securing properly what WA made
pon inquiry Of cs Cf our IA nIera ~ TO he yisd OF
the Sb, a. crop now rrmiDg up lesrn that while
have never ad. a b.t trr than tn, p-r,,nt onc
others rstmatn Their turn AZ three o,rths on. Ia
or cst -iouith Of The amount usually made One who
j. Cd, se "brrfver a. IN ~hoc Judgment VIZ ia W. the
highest confidence. states ~ III be- his dseidrd
that there ale Do~ In Georgia fully many bu4 OF
wb,Iss ~ The harvest " ast year This opinion We
know, II at varahce with the general impression of a
comparative failure In the crop few weeks viii ma.
bic u to- Judge better Of The correctness OF This iu
preftion.
They ieksburg (liss) Ssn,i,e, Of the lA., instant
fays - infmiuy i.Dd In Na,- writes W. tbot tho
crops eft carD IA that county look promis az but that
the cotton is backward, aud oyerrun with grass
The Ntvark, NJ }. .8treriis.y, OF the 18th instant
sJs II he mercury mas faic: delrsrs since
Jsstidsy nnd rDjoy IA fIrsh !nvisoratng brrehe
'c'sr' thunder sho.'r passed over Princeton aud
ktU b. ubs@ck and the imineaiate country on Statue
osy aiiiboo, bu, we had nothing II 4: ia this quar-.
an HE canal instn az Princeton was strucn by
ming aud N. ROOT II tho NV Jers,y Rn,irai car
b. W, at NV Biunswish bi,wD OF by the wind
he barge Telegraph pole HI the ZANE place wa slso
Pr"to'a 20 that I'd. operations Of the Telegraph
were su pended.
TIE ihrrmt meter at Lowell, Mass. on Monday ln L.
,tood ~ 50 greer; and at Augusta Ne. the I'D in
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neutrality-suspicious. Miss Mason, Miss
"nngt,l, Wis., Nb"d nlcutl Air tim Miss d,
eheit.h, MISC stoIer Miss BuNnue. Yrs Hull and child
Mrt Marvin, MIS- Huntington, ter snd servant MIRA
buni,r MR. Ming. Mrs >chrGcr sherman ia.y nud
children, fl.lps ana ady, Lew lady Mr. Tuunain
NIL, tifc, has Ming. DR. - tohsn a SCHROEDER. L.
tsiell,re.r, poil-aI Paine Fnun aim Or sim
prL, wNA u Elliott, l. ietou W Il Peter 81 Stet-
son, NMirty huTny, n Hand, Done, A Palmer,
Idds, b.hrd kir, NeNiriuR. ! y stree Kfprd.
cub, " Mems ID Burnett, " Shssrer and ~ il the
NV ohL,Aks-ship Rsjsh-s " Toby, Charles Ham
n'ho d m's ',he sheldon, Lyman, san eoa Lia-
rsn.li, Il, sho u IN Storage.
NV bkLLASs-Ship Uhon--J DeIacrsi, lady aud two
'uoti, hrs u inns gess.s A Addison, " IL Norris,
',rt u baker ana Is III STORAGE. q
NV uhLLAfs-siip u,r hrs Pool, Mrs N viii
IN hsi tlthcuson, Lynch ana lazy, = gurasd aad
adv jacobs 'nd, child and FORESTER sad
q ~ IN ste' rage.
sAVhNhAi- b.. Aurustn-Mrs Sullivaa and ohilAreu
MR. snt ~ child Mrs tart, Nrs Contar ars Bates, Mrs
blur and fobornb Mr. Kennedy, Mrs Oliver Mes rs Smith,
ol,'i, hirhs smith BATH roe tor, aud ia Storage
N,s iphiuf"rhe MIS- Run md children, Mrs Behiel, Mr
1sllInrtl, Mr. Goodman, NJ Chase aud 2s,ns.
BhL1h tli'n bril- Alien kngJas Engatnd MrB Sarah
Nno Mr. Elsn Cox Msst crbert Goa, sss lisa Jonnss
EhvhNA-Ship Nara Nj ) N ficpb - iad,. chill ,r.u
ad s-van o. MAJ ue Isquitd nrs oest uds Iequ RIO.
hls, X una lsqnlrt". ms b'sn isqurdo Mr. aud Mea
v'hsl MD A. y eile. Mes Msisr Joan t.dsr BAL
aykness Geo Bloomfield A Tout, a Taudasa sad Il
Cysc.
hrALscHIosLA-Bsrs Edvard-f apt II = siumons snd
y. iauiiy, GvI j W n tbcpck, \
INV d Pratt. u aeDorsid, ID ~ der, Cart Auwsrd.
ksynespx, aud Sin stcessge.
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Appointments ny the Presidents.

Nilem " HING. ~ Nutb Carolina to be Attorney
81 he bite Stairs for the di trict II North Caraius
,ice Henry v. hi,r, who Uecine- the ,fiice
Htniy iliismS ~ Georgia. 10 BE- ,tturu,y Of khs
nr'd siairs tor tbs district of Georgia vice Frauch
L. barrow, who d. cints the Office
LAND OfyiCgEs.
VII ian She Mtld OF Ohio 10 be Receiver Of Public
Mutys. at Ueiohce Ohio. vice I'm l.. Henderson,
T,ritlsd
hhb.r poot tf Ohio, 10 b. Register " tho Land
Z Wee. nj D,fnnrc Ohio. wee Juhu aJ lur removed
'i''n " ilc'N. to o. Itrriyer uf tublia Nlnp-ya
81 siillwaur, Mnnssote Territory vice Samuel Leach
r,r.,td
B s'spp. II lili sois. 10 bs Receiver Of Public
Nonys Of NnLohha, llisOOS, WOO Daniel Gregory,
rn,U,eI.
i"pbf addeF. " LouisiaIs To b. Rrgisser Of the
l"d fee, vs. Ns'chiL0ch.s, La, wee John r. Pa, ne,
J.e,Rs,d
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Cleared.
Camilla w. slanos, issrp:s cuns %Ia Ir
G.nh tA,l horss LIy.p"ol, spoand, Tiloson a Co.
Jah swift l. MS 90, iunbs@ binioq; ihe.is aShm,ad
;. b. isn,; Celeste tbr) huAchy, LONDON
vLix; S,fh.id iarssf Herbert. Sc;h. &c, Place;
Pc oe @,iv,rs XIs,n,s tsr,. No Ss, do d; Maria
s,hn-tny rsSeIi, Williams, wilmington NJ; A.n.
H. Ess, r',srss%s man.,r Lms5sss @ whi;sssrd
TasAtCn. ''''.
UsM steamship South n.r Berry Char!essn 81 bou-e
Br sh,t hsnla Agd s'rrnGea, .odays with iron and go
,s, ais nth ing standing srd Flat ocieck
Cray lar, y a S:. as '.... and p,
S n asy " tp %fs: no
asp s s % sn & %
a s% Sc Sn q @ ship
shE h"%A iis Iv Iva y. - "ns r. win m's Tay
Piss, Bennington, from P,iindepha for havana. schr
tSi,L r,cr'sns iareor u Havana sers full ct Am
C gals olaSses, 50 cents Per box for
'r sln r,u, s.,,. New or,..n. % a..
iiess June 10, Double nSadsd Shot xsy vs.
..ie,a,. AnalA from New Orleans for Liverpool and ~
Howard ana Trenton boSna Nj isth lat n, ship As-
s h.iit. Jackson, New Orleans, 20 daysvi, maso 70
filarh s,"nia Hoard. Bristol Eng, 81 days with miss
wv 1apsso,. June le La 40 IS H. spSss sop
LWe " anu rVm DVb'on iof bataVia - hours; ~
isrh Henry shelton (arr 2s,b), 10, g. ifa. rs days,
Js,.o at AZ Ion 80 ~ SPIKE ship u merlane from Savan-
Bak j. rowsi,. Lesir, from sstsn@s Juns i, With
suta', se,ek ke,d. Failed an with bsra Lue, Eliza
bsrA Ia Knndson. 10 days from Apaaehicoa, With
Bark Nssars, Jarvis. 20 days from Apasehcola with
big bov, boy % days from Apaas ioola with eottep
Grg .seut -, Yatoaorda with rnase 20 master
re Sirie' sins Hamburg, 10 days. with ballast aud
Ir Aim Rins. B.riip ra,e Hon. Jupee with md I, 10
~ 10 ~ ~ -. 49, i'o 20 ''oAe BE- bark Adam
Liz Ismase.'. ss,er, Ss,asorda, May %, with oo.tsu
Bre A'ttt~, Si"'c sava' hhh June Is, With mdse,
Bristu. Ln'e D,,Alan. Newport and St Mprhs Florida
:. h, =, ri,i eott.' Mo- Laad june a. a,3 i.u
at r. TON %, spoko sshr ID Hart Usl,ss,on fer
Lrt st~emes cisA st Marks, june 49, with cotton &c.
toto,, sLd.ps,bStc "
IrIs,ue SIR heb,.ro Piomeira, Eobsro, Lisbon, o.
sdI smnh smith Odd Providence, IS days, with ma
>tIi n Jshau. Na,ie, Franklin La 20 dsys with mo-
s,hI rn,'o ias. hrows Wilmington, &c, with naval
s,is tsI l Mount. Nswbs'n NC. dsys with naval
s.lr Lrs,sn vnsY, Nsvb,rn, Nc, days. with naval
soLr ssiab LOUISA soiee New born, Nc, days. with
sr DIE uass. New bsra. Nc days. with naval stor.,
ssir harm On Pr,.s Br.w. Wilmington, days. x,.h
SER rsn,sh haven k,,I, hinsotssguc days
s.r u, h.sn n .,., hylin' o,s
ser Monmouth b|yle, si->n,a
Sir i,a,r becker. virsinia.
.,lr Tss'. barter. Lptee ~ as,.
~, L .%'is, .r ,;s fi ',s %.s.n
na,e, us U Dr., Do.k, Brvoh. N
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Corresponding dates last year. .......... 8is.16o
81 year before. ,... l20,6Ol

cesrs'psnding dstss last year. els,l5e
year before. -. $500. l26,6Ol
~ 600 bslrs szp.rts $4,000 taken by spuners 10 OOO
tsheD speculation "a O0O; stock In city unsold
~ 900; amount on tale, 6,0V0
In relation to the movements In this market, r. j.
6tevsrt's circular Of this date For week
otediDg laft circular under date Of 18th inst
kisgsra the transactions In this article cir
cutiseribed that cannot with propristy rsy had
\ MAI Ret Holders were generally Of the opinion
mat II Vas an improving article and sa property
1T cur prices without regard to the position Of affairs
~ Europe or even in the event Of political matters
there becoming more embroi~d. that few dis
pot.d To cell at the extreme quotations This sonn
d'pse srsrr from the position of the grow
ng crop the small comparative amount lett Ia
port. beyond what will be required by home
pr-viur to the receipt Of the and the yreat
sake of The MONEY market. which enables cur
ried without difficulty In regard to the position OF
young plsDt have no OF her adverse TO
s'aie than those referred to before The weather The
Inst fortnight has been quite tho fears of
fpread OF IN" cholera among the appears
be- entirely dissipated.
he talrI fion, 18th inst to Monday 18th inst were
about 400 bales daily The sales Of the 18th 2pO
bales desire to buy being more spparsnt. On Tues
day Coo bales we're rod ut very full prices Early
Wednesday morning We received. by the telegraph
from st John tho accounts brought by tho America
80 9th inst from Liverpool The advance pf farthiny
by her cumr la her startling vt this Hne aud
csus~d active inquiry the sales Of the day reaching
$500 ba,f. ut full quarter cent the prev
prices excepting about 200 bales taken for export
and the home trade Ibis WAS entirely . speculative
movement After the receipt Of the letter mail tho
dry, there desire to buy the closing prices
Ut h- preceding day and 500 bales sold again
chiefly spec ulatve THIS good feeling has since con-
tinued prices daily gaining strength the sales OF
day aching l. ~ bales. aud thoso Of Saturday l400
balss the market closing at prices establishing ad
packet 10 which have ustsd the quo,ati ~ top
The eaer yesterday also about 400 bales prices
continuing full
The closing quotations in this market nere as an
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MARITIME INTELLIG ENCE !.
Movements Of the Ocean Stcu

Movements Of the Ocean Stcnm6hiDs.
To arTspe at NeU York. To saH from Ne 10 York
LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL.
Hberpia Lang, June 10 Cambria. shannon. lima ~
. so"ThA nPTor. &c: - 49, sorTHAM ProN, kc.
Washinat ohnstoa ne 20 Washington Fl0ys July IN
Hermann. Crsbtrce, July ~ hermann, Crabtres nuy d,
nRamUpA
Avon. HART July - Avon, Uart,s July n
HAvANA 10. HAvAy.Eo
Falcon, 1humpson,t unc Falcon, Thompson June q
cNAhIEsroN. cHAkiysroy.
Horthsrne I"dd June 81 Southsrner. Berry. June 20
S.utherner, Berry, July horthcrner Buda. Juiv
sAvANNAh. MvANNAW.
thsrotse Lyon. June q Tennessss. CaIins lime ~
Tsnhossee Collins. July Cherokee, Lyon. Juiy4
Falcon, 1homyeont unc Falcon, Thompson,t yuno "
Crescent City Stoddard Stoddard Jo ~
10 drTste ~ Boston. To sad from boston.
LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL.
Canada, Juekins, Juno q Amt rioa, Harrison July
Ths Bermuda touches, coming snd r.rurnip, ~.
Havana, Cat Island Vera Cruz Chares Sc Thomas and ali
the " inc ward lsiahGs
III. Falcon touches, going and returning at Savannah
Havana New Orleans
lLe faleup Paene ,,h;.L
Gro appointed 70 leave Panama each mouth. ~" N"
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MARKETS ELsEWnERE.
STOCK SALES


Dosror June 25-Rrokers Hoard 10 shares Boston and
Providsnc. ksiosd, n III 100 Long Isla Railroad boo II
20 vs'n'p C.n.rsl k.Isaa 4s q Vermont Ma.achn
Reading Railroad 80 isA, Y Western Railroad III 81
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On the 18th instant, in the Seventh Presby terrain
Church. by the Rev. f. +. Hatfield Mr. JOINS Jo,iN-
sion, IL Miss JULIA srouTEsBuRoH, daughter Of jacob
Siout+hbuIgh Hll of this city
On the 26lh int by Rev J. @. Smith. Mr. RoBrRr
l.. WALTON. TO Miss ELrzABgru BRANp, both Of Mon
mouth county, NPw Jtr-py.
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hushua trade will make this new route Of the
greatest importance to our State. From San An
ionic to chihuahua, by. Preside del Nors, the
distance is but $50, and from the Gulf coast to San
Antonio l40 miles-in all $40 miles. From indie
Pendepce to chihuahua the distance is $50 miles.
Therefore, by the route through this State, there
addition to this important difference, the route
through this State can be travelled at all seasons,
whereas, the Missouri route is only practicable
portion Of the year. We look with interest to the
official report Of the engineers. whchit is expected
will shortly be made to Gen. Harney.
The Austin Democrat confirms the report OF the
cholera in New Braunfes: The inhabitants were
flying for sufety to neighboring hills and noun
talns.
We learn from the Austin Dcmocrat, that the
cholera had nearly or quite disappeared from San
Antonio. The mortality exceeds conception. The
dealhs number 100, in population under 1900.
The pnriy Of Cafornians under Capt. Veach,
who were murdered by the Indians beyond San
Fernando, numbered "a. They were attacked by
500 Indians.-N. o. Bee, jane Is.