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Brandreth's Pills,

, pt, ...... AMI, h.l.g., ,,tisrts rsr day. WHY
\ -, tb.,ru.. An cholera
L...',.f.T ~, .irLr,ss commence thCu tct
~. Nm 49,, tb.,v.,sr deceive;
. .' 49,. 49,. All, ,b, 1..T, .tl,, en-
.'.I .f,t .....5.t,.,, ,..i.f.. NLrb
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...,..,.. .,.... .... f.... .lf lad
1870. - .....I $50.
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HOW lp. , ,..- '...' D, '..''... .''' 81.
N..'..'.. .f pom
.Hi.. dove f.' .'. .' '..r
Ir'H wf.T,
0'r p" T. '..I 49,.
''''' , '.' ..r... Wv, ~. ,y...r,,
t. ,.- Id ,..rs .f .H,.r.IT.rr. F,..If.rT
,Iioll.t. i, D y.rI.u, f-.,r-. -.r.rtnr .rarb
4uf bowel FOL-. ,s srI as .rr.. .H..I.t. l.... wH s
H...rI.r NI'I urrmI 'h.I 'H r.. obese r... .i ~.
Uur .r,ta's, u'1, lhI'' I l'r H.''sIHs oi lIp'i.
l,u,r,
HAVE IllllN LIVES SAVED
tbr.s ,I, al MT. NAV kH.v Boo 1r..hrr state ~ ~.
i.fsnrs th4tthis mrIiri0r be-, tuIrs', hf-.I,IHg
. r4sIIf#IHF Dr. HmuHTTfh FTuTsrtN N.TFs those
~, Irr because thsy d1 nj use h.s pile Il us-
.,,iu. raurr. may D. h,rp, boz that state of tsirg
TIL. much Boz know. that u,Hy medical mon who
rrld,l, Errr bic pills u.s them privately, &C. their
own I.nsit, AMI uu o,basl1us place them Boo ruur.
hlyss ipr their patients. NAV God, Boz his good.
rr.s. make us 40 more h.Usst. T. iHsuIr ihr sFs-
tenn lrum seri1u. di.elss, We mu.t ie clrsu' ta
Keep uuf bowels luI l.u0d pore. The ,hul'n may
MT h. entered, prevented D., ar cure bot b. u'.
Irrif, Will srsuI upon thr sair OF ihr l'oui no ihr
urs thr Infection BE- received n'n thr s,sfrm. Tho
HIlH VI hnaf hIuHd b. irr from .mTuTifrs, will lf II
,rr, Tif.IJrrt condition fI Dion uhr-r veins are
CHARGED a,tl iupuufus, tr r,sr Il lu attack 1t
LOO ....rIf. prr.,u. thsu. aLt,,u a b,N IT
BRlNDEETH'S CELEBRATED Pills,
Uhrfr ace ai "H'" N.' !'r N'''l ''i '.."'.. .' q.
HisrIFrs 'Ii r'.iHr' ''r h.dl l.ih' '''''' '.'.'.
.""F'| W zoe l''''.'N' ~ ''' o. .'
OPINION H.'
SO DNNGrE FROM CHOLERA
,ll result t1 aH, u.a aH1 r,ke
uuN\pWrTu FILLS
.rr, ,r t,rrr4.v,.I . thrir .,.trl tnuN o. i1 sH
.,r..T.9f . ..rr... fF4t. sE.uTI tH,, receive lh,
.f,,f,.1 n fE. ,r.s,. urr r,fr, F..r frI|.
,...rI ,1,.r.r. ... ....r, ft. I..,4.r. THn shoots
r.L..t.r b..fT. LID tL.., .vI.vt.T o. Ir.lr,
.r..rr.r.,,, r.r. r....,fuI, l.Bfh WLr. r,u
.. ,..,.. ,I. i..r. r,.,,.,rT, r.I..rr fN..
.f.,f.I ..... p...r..ft T.Ir.r.., o.. ftI,H #f.I.
..,.... I'D rr.. Ami fa..,uiT b.. hnrI Fl. r#rrr
t....E IN. ,...tr ,r4.. .r Nrg N.rE In
.f..E d.. 500, ....I f,, .,,,.. ,,,.. g.t A..
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w. .. EITTIa.
assurance Agent. No - Exchange street
PORTLAND.

These Policies may b. made available a, ss-u,,y
% persons furnishing outfits, well Cor the hcls.
ne ri w,is or relatives IN tiIc event of death ln
diyilulis wishing 10 @ 20 the "R1li r,gigas," VII.
have tiouis, bat have not the requisite means To-
an outfit, NAV 6ni q Liic Policy advantageous
thrss having families 10 leave bshini, .h0uli no
go without Insurance.
f,h. 10, lsiD q
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For Boston,

TIE substantial and ftst Sfra.
u r-r JOHN MASlIAIL, Cant.
slI-sS >GroEGE kNioUr, viii COIN.
nN-tshas-s;ssn .arr.r her Regular Tur., WED.
NESDAY, the 2l,h iu,t., and viii run iDr the s,l.
ON NJ iuIlIvs.
Leave Atlantic Rail Road WHAT, Gr Brstun, ~,
en- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
at o'clDgk, =. VI.
FAHE--il the Cabins ONE DOLLAR.
on Deck - CTNTs.
y. n. The J. VI has thirty superior State
Rooms i0r the accommodation e IamiIie. ard T..
dics, and nr "a s,a going yrs-,l h. second q none
upon the Eastern Watersi and travellers are remind.
"a that by taking this route the, arrive in Boston
n sras1n flr the sars.t trains thereby sayin. the
f'-uc aul sn-usr II q jlN's travel (,lso the night
expenses in no.tUnD without lnss oi time.
fEIICuT taken ~ usual.
l.. BILLINGS, AgsV.
March ~, 1850. 6n5
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For California.

| INDIVIDUALS gong @, California, (,il ths 18th
uus ur CAPS llarn) may obtain rolicigs IT Iu.ur-
1nrr uH thrir lives at the most favorable rates, with
AT, ana ,hable O.hrrs, on application 10
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DR.. Marshairs
NROM NTIC CNTNRRU NND
IrRADACuE S-N { ~.

The ~srTr hHs proved fH. m..f of. .rH' rrm..0H.
agent Lr.aH tr OH. virII,i vacuum I.r
REMOVING 4 coin ~ TIE HEAD. TllE
HEADACHE. AM MI CATARRHAL
AFFECTIONS
if r'Ur,rs che THffrf of H...HsFf orr f.ss.TsHf ~
h.Hf=.fBHs ss.4r.r tr.s.Hr rnir.f..Tf.s H.H
ts BU. rrH|#.,f I. Coo great frs Hai procure .'
U..| ur#n ih. brain, core. tb, hHIN1Uh. aHd fs iHr
.r.r .r.nf krHaH uTHn which 5000 rlr r,.E aIra r.n,
.'n.r .,p rs,., rrn..'.araIlhar u.stu.uN.
I..Hna disease.
the CiTlRRH
n rIHrs.s. .'r.rgrhrns HHI rrsr..rs q. healthy ar.
u.n 40 fH.sr .r.Hu., 1nI m,u'Hnr..us HH..a-. Hi
fH. I.lI. OLD. Obstruction ul which TI.H"H.s rn.r 'r
fH. forehead HH3 region of tH. Nrs, a. srrr ul ,rr..
DING Ir fHH "Hs., a. srH.s ui matter d.uHpIu- Nwm
ths h..N into iaH ihH4f. s..
A ir.Hr 30 ,.Irs ,l.l.F 3nI .nT0II.,, anI tHr
r#f ..rtrHf 0rHY..f gf.Ht, % casually Du'' Boo e
I.H months.
Irisll.H1n unri',nr cure Inr Hsr'.pg 70 o. r.ff.
ifr..-,,rrri boz hr' H shHr t.u..
~.I 10 vhH.r.tIr and retail n DUrrsu rrnrr.
l't-h, many agents Throughout ihr country, a"f
h,J. X. Il,uvoNu, Iau.i \. Fun, s. Paris
I,h. 3, $50. "-Hl
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uull inc tnIN tNurNloh ". l.''lN'"s n I'.l.
fg,iCu IN hisar, impure air and s,iutcd mcn-
ial food. forbid dcycloPemcnt ctmird or body.
I rs such rrocc.s, gradual, though sure 200
.it. cg,vts. the foreign operative hl. been d.-
vested. be cr,si degree, OF the most dcsln-
.Hc attribute. Of humanity But iu tins
COUNTRY. even around our mos, cN,rasiycmau-
ua riurnr c.i1H shmruts, wc have MOI, with.
..n tay strict meaning ulIhC expression, aJuar-
,artur.ur population. large proportion of
cur orrrat,y,s. are thus. who have been rear
rl fa the free air and hcalthiul exercise Of the
huuer's hauc. participating M Ill the varied
,uoymcr,s cares and duties, orcuiiuay DO
nestle life. and m ~ the opportunities, which
our Institutions aGorj, tor good practical ed
scl,ion. With health, habit, bod ch7ac-
trrs. thus formed. lud fitted lor usefulness on
any ,phgre. they r~ort 90 thc iactory for tenn.
rorary rmploymru,. and ,n0n return again to
other pursuits. \ small portion, however.
adopt thr, as a permanent occupation, and IA
lhtT h'"''N 'N ''. '.'.'''' W.
establishment. ", '''', '', "".'',' ''..
aIIy inrrc-,iar and rapidly forming pcmn-
rrn' manufacturing P'r".''''o' "...,
a'''h'' ',n''''.. "'' >' WIZ
cirn'N numerous '' f,'''''' '",. '.'
ton ct a'' The n.i','''' '''''. AZ. '''. ''
n"n ar.>'', ''.''' '"'l o. ''f''''' " -.'.
To Their 'i''.'''' " '"'' " I''''".''' ''' '
They received Tor i'Ns''"'. '.''-'' '..' '' ..'
'''e'og'n'a'' tn h' u''n JOY ''.'..'..' '..'
s.''''', 90 any 'i'.'' "' '.''.', "'.'" .'
may 7i'f"af.' ~.''' W N...' '.
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Something New

EpR CHu1hs, Cold. anil CuHsumgti \
/ NH-,rs' C.HH.asf Nga1af Isrru.-' Tr- 4
On ir.rrr1, o. ,alr O., RUST : YOUNG.
>prth rJus, Apui 9.h. .
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erD DBCrRM
IACuB TOWNSHIPS >NE~ NPiRIILA
- Cor salg, uhet.lig anil uuiI. h
RUST & YOUNG.
S.riH p.r,.. AuriI 9Th.
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RuENING FLUID 6r sale, ser, cheap. ~
- RUST : YOUNG.
S.,r'h Paris. Apul 9th
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HAIR BRUSHES. SHAVING TOOLS, FAN
IL CN SOAPS, Sc, iar 1ir hy
RUST s NOl Sc.
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HONEY: EONEIu
VIM. Il. Kcl>Cy'> alternating
BEE HIVE.
~ ~ ~ Goo

PATENTED MAY oru, 1916.
EfrtH-r PwIr., u NJ. NuHg. a.r'.
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On the lst inst MICHAEL hIrcHELL CowHv. the only
ana beloved child Of Michael y. and Sasaa Cowhy
aged yesr months and IA days
The friends Of the family are invited % attend his
funeral this DAY rneIday), At half past
from The residence Of his parents. 2S7 Third avenue
On the 3oth ult PATRICK O'DosssLL, in the 24th
year Of biz age
His friends and those OF his late employer James
MrKenpa. arc respectfully invited IN attend his
funeral from his late residence No 90 Spruce street.
at two O'Clock. on ttis day (ruesdayl
On the lrt int after lingering illness which she
bore With Christian fnrtitude and resignation Mrs
ANA AAsiA KiSo. In the 9th year of her aye
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood from the
residence ~ her son, y IL King, Port Rioh bad
L. L., THE afternoon July 2d), at h-lEpss. one
O'Clock Her relatives aud friends ant those OF her
sons, Mathew John D. H., and Charles King are
respectfully invited to attend Steamer Hugenot
leaves Pier l. NJ X at and IL o'clock
On ondzy the lat Inst of couvulsisn the youngest
daughter OF " illiam and Elizabeth symes, aged 10
months
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral tuesday after
noon. ~ half past four o'clock. at IS West broadway.
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s s..s1 Ts'ss's. TssS;: 3; as. ,
% siSiSo s,iI s. H. as n',:s ay r..
s l.! si' r y. AZ. ; s. G-,s s. s. .:
s.l.ai: Rogers; ,ds s.ali... si,s, Fhiasl,i,. 81
iass pi 1. D' a. s s HI. :s OK
s:, hip r.. hs:. Wee.
.nd n, b.o- ws.-- hsy ~ .aC.P,od ssiurd.y sss
: r' .s e.ia ~. ssssi" s,s' ws r'. s;
E ca. 's: .... 81
ill., s:s i R.s S.S: Ess fss! W..
an1 hSs. I A!tny ca biz Hn v.eSs's Rel
s.ml Lord. smith, NYori. Sid brig s,s.n. Edridss.
PvoSsPsRr. June ssd schrs Prospect Gsan Baltin
ti.sls;rcs Jun: a.2S-s .slp Cha. cre.s.. Wood,
Sss TX .s ssss1 . do; srs; e.ssS w,ss d
6.:i Sd ssrs Siais iss, cs'r.u. Ssfssion. sd ship
gss.Ids tS.. ISoSsr ri l.,.ressf cs..a. spl
d !; +: Msy 80 z 3 or:.
h"y sySTi ai.si i%ossa. ssas: D.'sa ' xxi:
a. c0ss','s No: ,s ~rs rs, HSS'a
d,E yT,'r. anne. Turn;r soras:ns !a.: c,sra's-:
'sis lac "i;,ss Ss a'ssts
Ss'ss az a. S' Ellie "E
,"s Aa-s . aeL.ry ss . 2dr, a.! s.,. L.
f hTmss rS for Tsay or1y la @
PSs5TsT;s jans .is Po.' ..Ar
s" De-: .oy fsras iS
brig .py iAdeo up forsnoon Two brss
unkno~D ana bark irna for haraesbo ~eat
sI y .ss June 2A55 eas' Ja.es E'" Bremen
MonI. June GAR brig CoHt' Corvette tssrdl Rsvslo
Nv onLrAss June 2s-Arr sip VIM P'sh,r Tv,'. Rio
18th ss'ps hhTss AMI Ably PRATT al4, bark Mary ssr-
I sons ssss o.,p o 20 so. s' S''h'
sw rss., Man ga siesraphio)-Arr 'h'p charl0sss
NonToLs. June %IArr soA5 Columbia. t,htl nars.r, X
Bali .S.' W.d Ire SD ns,I "a, . B
teT, le,ana, schI u Fisis.r.d sl9as. slndis. ,
ssn,; soop IsnsSi.Sn .m:h sYert sid is L.w
ae' Tr .o ,na Hs ,pssn Phasess ''"f'
NrwsuR,poaT, Nay g-Arr Sohr Herr n Small. Nef'is.
d. nary rsiro% Tor p1s Sd1' A''' '''
Ro,n .ssf t sn a. ,.a, s.a Kss sn 'P
Yort; Black Diamond. stersn-oa. do Cid bar.s Hannah
ProvIn.scr June Arr ,ebrs aamies Sherman Phiis-
delphia Splendid. Culver and Amsreai. Wheeler. ReA-
PORTLAND, Juno ss-arr BRIG, North Ams-e. Poster.
Ibhet Norfolk Mary Lansdon. Ames aud Pstrios Pea
sArAsrAH, Jun. ss Arr sehr General Taylor. wriss.
ch.res ID brig Ausu:,.. s. n. Srsrk 49,,
n for ch nst ~ aa
ming. Dsyh.. DO; Marica john.on, ssrl I...a at
rie.n RS.. tr,a sSsy Do co.Sa .nas~s a
SccI ErlcT Ls~if SG ny.s.s nGos R,S'r,
Jes' Oh or sIor' Norris In, E,Iss.oa 70; s',,:
o ".if s f sr''t IT, %o s.nsr sGs
%"S Ai,.rsdO boz. do' Mary l'a'ela, saadrs. de-
sAn'ss Jsq: ss@Ar Ssir Perry. Barter, PHn.a,,rss
n sGss e or a''
anriscros Jpne si-Au brig. subs n. tBrl P,rs
SS1l sin': s1.'' SH
L.u. Rosin,on, Nisrki ss,h 'rs" nsss: So Nrt-
Dc. CID 18th. schr a J DE Ro...t srssItsr, hiOsk.
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TeAcgraphis Reports.

puyvALo, Jaly I. 1854.
h~s~ipts sinss eur is~ have been. fsur 3sss bills;
vA.st ssAe Bee corr, 1sDes be- The ms<k.s for Scar
L rsib"S a-pssss~A d~s,-r. flss asli.eA 10 await
the receipt OF the Europ@'s ssws Not much i.q airy
f'r vb-st In quotations bo~-v-r th-rs u mnrksd
variation Corn hrmer nd In some .ta uoas hold
ers demand sn sdvAoo~; salss In eoua-Q a.uos ere
r-~tItr.d 10 Za1 bus ut tsa4sA mixed Western Same
have not variei.
ALBANY, July l-2PM
Receipts since satwday:-Piour 1000 bbls whsat
1000 bushels Corn $1,000 bu,h.ls Tho market Ia very
heavy for -four hut yet change 10 observed in pr-
ces There In fair milling inquiry for prime wheat with
sales Of 1000 burh G-nesee at 81 AZ More Arm In
market for rorn aud prices have slightly advanced
The ssre include 5000 hush 90 do for m il al
tern and round yellow. Gate drm. salss VI apno
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Passengers Arrived.

ITvrRpooL-U steamship Pssito- Mr. and Mrs ohvss.
l. Roberts G.rdipsr, Person W Fsller. 7 .tsTL
Wilsos. Mr. Antoine. AR Brasss. hr- ssd Hiss Wos'tt
ee"r, DARLING Casey Ccroy Htaacoef whtnrd. seoos-
gall ssse Mrs De Lsyrec, niece. Mr Harm ani svt
II ard. Mr. Fellows and childrsn Cbrhst u
de'ratches Mr. Beenr. Jr ses,rs ne'm"s "-IlnS.9.
re, Jones. Sr aud Mr. spssdins. Sr Lsw~nn, ~
uAl or O. ok, Mo Geek Mr. pke. ke DALI Tbors-
toI firth, Mr. aud Me- br-e.e, heruer Mr. wH-,a.n
Mr. knsish.
LiyTRrooL-Pseket ship ConstslstionMrs Smt art AID
servsn l-elnnd Cl.rssor. Mr. and srs Western M
Mr. hamtvrs FrgAud-and Yl7 ia the strersge.
LnNrOS-Br bark AmN-Nr Ghar, Mr. LYONS. M Bsin-
trdy~ Merton Ns. Norton Mrs mill. Mr. Norton, IS
Fshe-i7z IN tie ste.rAgs.
HAvASA-Ship Jane Drske-Jno Aitken, Jas simpson, "
Roberts
Nassau. EP-scbr Aipire-A Nossl,
fNssAC, Ls-scbr sursn Lud~g-Nss > Green, Of Dow
eily, k'ehasl sssatJ. Of Y -iladelpha.
ssv,SSsH-- Brig husnsts-Dr nobtet Mr. WakemsA.
Mr. Evan, las and chiid-7s stesrsfs.
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tP,s Srs.s,H, r.o,rls ]

TPrs Srss~,str rsoiro
Arrsr April l-rsssvd Wn Sc ssrt Jsnssa Caste. f,t
ivo,Issp. NJ Juo. ti--Sld Esi.rpri.e L.-er.L San
ne 30 T,rdia arr ~. sys,.y s,s .sd .s Ter
sab trrpcisoo sisl
ssTWssp Jure ia-Arr Tho. rrl.e. H.iiov.iL wiimI.s
tea 20 18th. Une.s Lsfnss Nsp.rs,so s.d C.f-ruis.
AssTrstss. Jur- u Arr rtusvus, h'ehseli.. Nrark
r. nfHsup. - So from ne Rssd4. Cre.s DNs..r-
nsnr. altf"rnis Ohi :, Brsmst~ch. NUrls..s
18th arr oststs B.liioith, Nt'rl-ses LtG Usdra-,
CFfrey ana GHcrt, Rrhrson. hrcrk sshstts H,il SD
t-!b ire. Ci.hfist, sosrans fsdsmonte, Bl.sds Fs-
sds'phis
BssssAHAv.-. June s-Arr g..sou. Ui.ntt. Nvo,s,
Etgthsi. A-seis. do; Rb.rhsrd Tre.ir.ans Bsti
SD NH, smsrics. ts'jeb. hfort.
BBtFrot. June ls--sta 3unnsn Knox NYork.
CvrHaVkr. June lisa GUSTAV " ssntsru, sea Prsseis-
CsLovrrA April s5-Cld Bo~di,cb Pike R.-,on
Ce.''ton tur vslu'fpi, St.ets.im, Bars, d. L.s ,ae
Iohs, rYorl +rgrs ds- Dorer. Gril San Pf.aouso,
IsssvS. Bsis.ov, ERA Hnrssiu. Crgk-r -.
ARR. yubs s-Arr obsul, smith, NOrl~sne rh.l,s,
yultsm. hlSrki ttht Csspsr bsssis. NOrssss; Tsh-
tsr -rtsr.sst, Nay r-cId vilii.- q ,,h1.r, SYo,s
n-cs,rstr Jup. SID Pteas. Psrttns.n. NfsrE.
a., Iut. li-Cani' d'-h sat proceeded, A-srs.s -
s,s.,Irs, Jss, S--.cia Rll,.S.,s B.-.. won
ssi,ss, Juas i ils R1ncllns, rsscios bo.t.,
hmkrt Jtns,s 40 Auestc.s s>e,s, Dusse. WORK.
Rove koro, Arril Dh.y % sehs@t Nss rs. C.lrfsras
so 80 Jane heaSAo, NrOss; ssh ksss. Csiforsi. T,h
AR n,i. Empress. white c.h..rni.s ga o.s.,t c.l.
Eslr, W. June IS; Arr Asu. N.rr.-.tha A.de--s- W.
Teri Rrsdy 20 Fsi it'h Lorvr-. DriaNv.er. NT,rs
Histcaa Juss ts-Arr Johaas. Bedlsss, MEN, tlth,
Nsra America kssAJe Dc.
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good smart eh-ne- Of botherauon in ,;i- progress
OF the next week. The driey alton 10 Congress
from that new State in the chry SAILS, aro expected
whbis n few days, aud when ih-y pr-s~a th~iI
constitution to Old Zach, it 10 very generally h.
lieveo he will srnd it up TO Congress, rrcon:n,ad
ing II tn their favorable coasidcra II thr do
not stir up the hons. gers and ,na lroos VI the
me- nsgeris, there IL truth in the Political bLro-
meter.
News has been received that Souloalus, whio
temponsing with Mr. Cis)ton the subject of
certain dues and indemailies, Is investing all his
available funds in the purchase Of mi,kets and
munitions OF war, for d-scrnt hpon the whites,
with Il view If rxtirpaiing th-m from Do'ni uca
and Of sezing that part of The island. Resolutions
will probably be offered in both houses to. m ,rrow
inqniring into this dark and odorif-rons business
For several DAYS past there have been two
EDglish gentlemen here from the Vest Indies, GA.
a government officer in Bermuda. and the other 4
government official in Jamaica. They give a
gloomy account of the Condition Of all the British
islands. They are all in the most d-porablc coi-
dinon. Estates gone to ruin .rge sugr and
coffee plantations growing up in weeds-hunireds
Of wealthy families reduced 10 ankruptcy aud IN.
white population al the mercy OF Quashee's dis
cretion for Qusshee is free, and works only It il
suits him; and naturally, the world over, Qu4shee
is a lazy dog II will not be many years before
those islands from necessity must be revolutionized
Either Victoria, or somebody else, must do il, and
put .Ouashee 10 work, or root him out, az we have
done the Indians. The demand for productive
soil, especially ouch soil the West Indies is too
great 10 permit them 10 run into weeds, while
lluashee hes snoozin9 in The shade. There is a
terrible reckoning coming for Ouashee, and the
abolition stupldltIes OF John Butt
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Our PhIiadeiph,a orrespondc~ce.
PHILADgLrHIA, July l, 1850
Musical Matters-1he Printers, SC.

Musical Maters-1ne Printers, SC.
pleasant little fmsuts has occurred between DR..
CunHngton, the leader Of the Walnut street theatre
orchestra, and Messrs. Smith ~ Cofirolh, the pub
li-hers of The Sptrit of The Iinns. II will be re.
membered that a certain Freeman scott, some
months ago, Publisheda patriotic soag about tho
Uncis-no, old Ritchies but Uncle S3n's-to which
song WIS attached sort OF postscript. offering a
prize Of my dollars TO the musician who sholld
compose the best air thereto. Thu. prize was after
due elaboration, awarded to DR. Cunnington. In
the SPIRIT Of the Times, Of this city, of the 18th
ult., there appeared commune ,tion, alleging that
the melody was origin ally composed by lady,
who handed IL ~ DR. Cuaningtou for his jud ymeat
thereon, aud that this same melody was slightly
altered by the doctor, and used as his own pro-
Perty. Thereupon the doctor enters suit against
The pub.hers and editors OF the Times, before Al
derman Mitchell, charging them with libel. The
parties appeared before the magistrate on Frid ~
and declared that they could produce proof OF the
llagiarsm, If postponement of the case was had
This WIS duly granted, and they were held 10 bad
in 81 $50 each, for a further hearing, on Friday
next. The affair excies good deal OF gossip ne re
ss the doctor stands very high in this community
a. composer, and any thing of this sort will do
HIM great damage, III point OF reputation. Mcssrs
Cotiroth IL Smith are, however, reliable men.
The journey men printers of this city have held a
meeting, with view to the commence nl-nt of a
syste aiac agitation here, for raise in the prices
az composition. committee was apponed TO
correspond with the craft in other CUES OF the
Union relative 10 the state of trade and The average
rate OF prices; ALSO another committee 20 ascertain
whether the craft in This city generally IS prepared
for the movement. To was stated, in justc Ition
of The agitation, tha lar movements had occur
red in Boston and New ork.
Day by day, our ci, witness p-epratons for
departure on summer trips, and, az soon as the
Fourth passes, we shall, Judging rom appearances,
have general rush to Cape May, Saratoga, the
Brandywine. Bedford, &c. Even now the fashion
able streets begin 10 wear a dull appearance.