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The Crops.

citizen of Pike county, Ala. who has been
a Gotten pl,nter there for nearly nineteen years,
wrtirg TO the Montgomery Journal, says he hRs
never seen e more gloomy prospect for the coz,
ten crop in that section of the country. The seed
xsa planted later than usual. The early droueh
ebstructed the boiling; and the ruat now making
greater ravsgea than i. has DONE will entirely
,ut Of the later crops The crop would fall OFT one
fh Of le.s years, or one third OF an average re-
turn. Corn is equally short, and very light and
cbafy.
The ConcorGia Inelligencer says the cotton in
that parish and In Kensas, also in Adams county,
Mias il shedding large majority Of its forms. On
some plantations the rot and the boil worm have
done and are doing immense damage. The weather
ir the previous ten days was favorable for picking
ard the planters improved it to the beat advantage
On the plantations bordering on Lake Providence
Pariah OF Carroll, tho cotton crops were good
more promising than last year. 1t will be temem
barred that this Parish suffered severely by the late
destructive overflow.
Notwithstanding the recent very favorable
weather in she Parish Of Rapides, the cotton crop
was likely to fail short fully one half TO what IL
promised four weeks previously. Thia il In oonss-
auence OF the serious damage still sustained from
the boll.worm. The destruction already effected
by the insect Ia greater than was ever known be-
fore Under the most favorable circumstances NOT
more than half crop would be realized. All, OF
nearly all the planters have commenced picking
TIE cane crop was suffering very much for want
of rain
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LAucK,s CHEMICAL ooMPoUND
H AIR MO


E1oR RESTORING, CLEANSING. and identifying The
e Hair This composition lie unqpesionsby oae OF the
est for the Hair offered TO Ine public II prevents
The hsr from falling ont and iarnng gray, strengthens
1aykeps and etyes beautiful Bilky appearance In
cases OF badness whsre the hair 10 restoabe ii will
produce with al It's original beauty remove and prevent
dnnduf obvias the necessity for shnnPoonng give ihe
skin ard hair heshfu moisture, Without beog gressy
and is e excellent and cooling remedy for hssdschs
Ladies VIII nd the Tonic particularly adapted for their
toilet as keeps tie bair in suy desired poaon without.
being In The least sIicky The proprietor has devoted
IL 10 possess The QuseS above nenoned and further
sgEees tefand the price to any Individual that may Try
and can hnd any Reasonable obecroa TO It's properties
ALsuck's Chemical Compound HLir Tonc, New YORK.
and tho eigubture Of john lauck the wrapper Price
per boie S7i cents boites FOR ST. For sale at the
propYiecr's Hxr Dressing Saloon, Is Brdse-st,
Whitehall street, New York slso at Alexander Bogde
Hair Dressing Saloon IS We,i Broadway near Rqayis
Hoiel Gs sieinharrs Fancy Thread and Needle Store,
2e6i Bowery; snd ct Henry Trmmer's Drug sire q
Whitehall direct ss8 ltS
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BY THU MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL
Things In philadelphia.
fresp0ndenca Of Yhe Prihnnn
PHILADELPHIA, RridI


PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Sept e.
Last night ss late h0ur two stsbIea situate In
Dilfwyn strees below Noble, were f;red bv ipoen.
diaries, and destroyed. They were owned by
dealers. The latter genslemans stable Contained
two fine horseR, which were burned to death.
There wss some rioting in MoysmeuEing Iass
pisbs. Two police officers named Devinsy and
Wannaincher, were badly beaten. No arrests
Al an early hour this morning our city vas visit
ed BIZ an unusually terrific thunder stom. Ssverai
buildings were struck by lightning, among which
were St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, ADD the
+" North American" office. Several persons were
injured and stunned none fatally however.
During the week ending yesterday, apis tuns
of coal were transported on the Reading halrosd
from the coal region 10 this city.
About II O'Clock last night Waterman found ~
ing in street in the southern part OF she oi1y,
young man named John Parka He was 80 severe
~ wounded that he had TO Do conveyed to she
Hospital he had probably been attacked by some
rowdies
Last evening one Of our City Aldermen commit
ted, in default of $500 bail, James Richards, for
insulting females in the street This Is gratifying,
and we should like TO see more examples msde.
man cannot be guilty Of more contemphble act
than following and addressing strange fomales in
the street.
In the case OF Baker Pat charged with the
murder of Annstout the Swiss, at the corner Of
came into Court this morning aud rendered YER
die. of not guilty" Tne prisoner was discharged.
The steamer Nasara's advces which TO hand lhs
morning nolng further pieh decline In CorTos, have
bsd no effect ucon market IS the accounts from hs
sorIh particularly from the interior OF Georgia. Alabama
and Louisiana regard to The growing crop are very I'M
popious and the stocks In all The beard cites are
n UGH reduced TIE FLOUR market continued dull aud ln-
active standard shipping brands aye he'd al s1 per Dol.
but no .ale export have under our notice Seies
for city cor sumption It, 8705 l2i FOR common and COED
hrauoY aid S7} IS for extra and fancy brands kiE
FLOUR ard CoRS MEAL a. ir S. There ia but lin
ed mount OF WHEAT Offering and no farther sales have
been reported The sale OF Pehnsy RYE was at
65 CITE per BUSH CoSN ia dull aud rather loweri sAea
200c bush yellow ass ahost OATS are IN good de-
msnd, Ialea OF 500 busb Delaware al s7i0SS cts per
bush WHISKY Is les, active; ssles in bbls 81 Zs cts
hhdG are hee at the asme pdce
BALES Of sreCEs F# B9a' do s. Penn RI AZ
state So s24 SSlS s2l; Louisville BIZ lO2; IS Ken
Bk 1885,; ohea and Del Canal 85i 100 Beading RI, So
cen, Bolds 81 IS Wilmington RI 2t $500 Spring Gar
pen So. 10, leC3 aarf AID aeck Rk. q
Second Board $40 State 5s 9s zoo Texas Notes, 81
Is Uuion Canal III So leo Sch Nay6' 49, So $?sS Spring
Garden S. 81 1901; Mech BIZ. 2s3 10 franklin Fire.
rs; 500 City S. &C. $751; $3.50 U s S. 49, l6
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COURT CALEHDAh-AUa D6y.-CHCHH COuTL.
Received Causes Nos ol9 679 $685. TIA, 77o I'll. 7r2
The Court will adjourn to-day for the term.
SUPERIOR COURT w ednesday next will be
the last day Of ing notes OF Issue for the October TG
term.
SUPREME COURT. - Special Term. - Before
Judge Edwards Joshua Walker agaipst DGSid Banks
and Others EEecutoys &C. Of Eliza Ne Cavthy deceased-
Mr w. 10 OF the Carlton House in Broadway Ono
Is owned by and the residence OF Alderman Denis McCsr
Thy. h died intesale, leaving chdTen-but h, Wild.
ow, Eliza Mccarthy, survived him, who Of courae uEdeS
the law Teatss 10 widows had Interest 10 fee Ia tao
property. He Jeff also niece Mrs Barton allen dauRh-
deceased sster but who had three chldrsp, cln
zspe, residing 10 Newly orb
II was suppos,d !bSt Mr. Mccarthy rad len 90 legA
that s those could inhed-and the property
cred BIZ the Legislature TO be sod and The proceeds d.
yided between Mrs. MCCARTHY and Mia Baron.
Mr Walker purchased The pro1sry for s8 800 giving
mortgage TO Mrs MCCARTHY Tor Sl925o and another for
similar sum MIS- Barton. The latter paid and tho
rteres OF that TO mYr AcC paid to l84 she period OF her
death
in June 19t3 Dennis Mccarthy dstsn. relative OF do
ceefed soU Of deceased second cousin, commenced
No Ss2 and The Supreme Court decided Thai Inc tile de-
stended 10 him ahous he claimed hrou2h collateral
cetiorB, who were sll Eltens
In August lS43 bill filed TO forecIose the mortgage
given to Mrs Nice In which defense act up that
Inc su for jeclmen would bar order OF sale which
ica ove,nled by the assistant Vice Chancellor, and
lie Chancellor and sale erdered yhe masiaa are now
up on appeal
The object Of the present proceeding IL 10 annul the
mortgs ge given 70 Hrs Mccarthy, on the ground thai
she Represented to Mr. that her deceased husband disa
without leaving any hers eaw and also that she did not
state the fact that the children Of Mrs Barton were natural
j, proceeding; Mr. r. lockwood Tor mf. w and Mr..
geIdfoIo opposed
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SCHOOLS.

II ~ sCH0OL AGENCY, 1913 Broadway, eaab-
L shed Is47 for oil educational orders pat onzed By
the ~ 81 Institutions families and teachers The abuse Of
~ Hdeee has induced The o0ising Subscribers
on ope wears hich goeons
III Quilted Employers who take checks for themscves and
their eschers she'll be entitled hird check OF the ssms
value. TSEchern Registering fee 81 IN atvruce. Apply
early, full snd postpaid. References exchanged
s2s StsWS" q g. WILCOX Proprietor
DRiECMTuN PREPARATORY aCHOUL,
PRINCETON, NEW jersey The rext term Will
open Monday the 7h OF October Tha school occupies
as The edge Hill Seminary The Location is justly re-
Rsrded OF be 6nest IN the couDy for va board.
lp school, Applications for admission should bs made
esrly For catalogue snd prospectus OF the School, refer
epcea, Recommendations, and all neceSsarv paricu ara,
addresa The Principal HENRY RINKER. A. b.
PrDceion, New Jersey, Sept &c 1850 sI BIDS liosF
A YOUNG AiAN, between 20 and q years OF age,
"A without who has by his exerions ejucsted
himself ably well in the Ebgsh branches Is very de-
sirous Of obtaining tho ough Collegiate education II
sny friend The uggea plan TO MIN mat
III facilitate bis LdesvOTs, enable him accomp lsh
his object they shs receive the hearty thanks Of me sub
scrber He lie willing 20 subject himself TO amon any
rule, IL by doing So be get that which no meet DO
Gifei-An education. Address ALFRED Prlbuns Office
A LADY-Who has had much experience in teaching
IA In all The Ell gish branches French, music, ORA
and painting s DESTROYS OF making an a. aay
goYerDeas IN private family or would glTe niucHon u
either in select school respectable family Mort re-
spectacle references will be given AddreIs HAIKU Z,
Office of this paper t@o ~
NNTANTEU-A situation by gentleman who has paE-
w sued regular OF iudies; would prefer being
the Principal Of aome Academy no| n H9uflsaiog Con
dop or would accept of situation assistant tehcne5
providing the salary and other adVantagel are sueoe
No objection any locality AddroEs a. b. q care OF
Er. Sphinx, 407 Broome St 40 IL
See lid Page for other School Advertisements
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LADIES OF EEw-yoRK

W 'iop snt appointment of Hr e COMBS of2S8 Grand
81 a. Agent fo NswYofk for The sale Of tbs Buru,iure
Go.b fhs oriicls has attained great and deserved
popularity since s 6rs Introduction In the civ OF Phade
phs where III honoTed with The patronage Of tbs rs
fsmHieF IL nsed for cleaning reyivlng and beaufyiug
csbiaet furniture chsira Ike giving the npendid rch
glossy appearance far better than vspi,hng can be ap
piled BY any lady In of me does no, soil In
The ea; nparu dissgreeable o5or and the furniture
may be placed in immediate again For cabinet makers
Aha invaluable Retail price, 25 cenis per bottle This &c.
neral DeP6t for The Union st remains al pa Chesnus,
Philadelphia. sS8 ST L, PARKER
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THE LONDON ART JOURNAL,
sTOK SEPTEMBER Containing three fine line sngray-
ings from The Vernon Gallery, and more Than forty hne
The Cln Engineer and Architects Journal, for sepiem-
Der.
The World Of Fashion for September.
The Lediea' Companion, for August
Cbambersa Papers Tor tle People Vol A.
Journal OF Design, for September.
The Builder A valuable periodical for August ,,.,
Chemical Experiments bg g. Francis, r. H. s. Flisn
The Mechanics Magazine, for August
Just received By
c. T. & Co haze II ade arrangements for The prompt
e1eceon the most favorable tetms OF all orders OF me
,rsde public Institutions societies. clubs private Ia IL
vdnas for English Books srd Periodicals, either By the
quantity or kiDp Ia COW a27 Sits
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Correspondence OF Yho Tribune.
WAsHEsGToN, Wednesday Night, Sept 25
My one o'clock letter was closad directly after
the first refusal OF the Committee to rise. Since
then that motion has been made repeatedly bot
its failure has been made by quite different pro-
cess from direct vote OF refusal The Looos
wanted to rise for the purpose Of adiourning; and,
falling to procure this, they have been playing
the game Of retaining from voting. Sometimes
not more than eight or ten Loco-Focos wenS
through the tellers. This was done to reduce the
vote below quorua The calling of the roll fol-
lowed, Of course, and thus much time wae waited
The palpable purpose Of all this was TO defea
action on the War bi to night and it was carried
on amid great disorder and confusion. "nen
tellera vera ordered, the Locos could Do heafd
,bon.irg aDopt vote don't vote !" whhe sns
whiaa rushed through, amid cries Of Let us ST
wings tuDneI r 'u ones the Wings really seemed
slVll .or,s armoess. Usually they have yielded
~ n., ~ the oppo,ition management. On shs
49,. ponncsnen. Of one Of the votes sTAHLY IN
aA.io1 1 ~. was the affirmative vote, to rise,l
quFsu " snsweged By the Chair that 1t was ten,
ana D Use "Tbey are all Loco Focos, and |
Ut hs - ,be country TO know 1t
ai.hon1a COBB exclaimed, Wall, iet IL be
knownI We want 1t on record.
things having proceeded in this way until about
half past gig O'Clock, Mr.. BAYLY, the Loco Foco
leader, went over to Nj. YIsToE, one OF the Wing
lie aders, (the Whigs generally have e number Of
leaders, believe! and proposed truce Is cup
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pIcT1oMARY OF MECHANICS

AND ENGINEERING -Yhis day published, No. 49,,
n price rs CTS Dictionary Of Machines, Mechanics En-.
pine Works and Engineering designed for practical
workugmeu ard those Intended for the Engineering pro-
feison Edited by Oliver Byrne
This No contsra 10 illustrations and concludes the elsb
crate article on 0eering Also Gig, Gin (Couon) Gliding,
Gsis The illustrations In this work already exceed i9O
Steam Engine by John Bourne. IS cts
Dictionary OF Scientific Ferns, BY Richard D Hobyn.
81 %.
Architecture OF Country Houses, by J. Downing s..
sag D. APPLETON L co.
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nIyIDBND.-Giy Of Cleveland toaol six per Ceut
~ Ronds- seui-annual Interest falling due at sne
Merchants Bank, on the lkt October, proxmo the
eD00e0 losp City Of Cleveland Six per CegL Bonds viii
70 paid oa thst day by WiGSl0W, LANiER CO
ss7 lviss SO WelA
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pa MIcHoLs ON HYDRoPATHY.

FH7HE WAFER oURE--A Treatse on tho Human Goa
sttuon the conditions OF health the Of dceGss
the leading syssms Of medicine and tbs pncple1 pr2c
ice adaptations and results Of HYdrops!hy. By Thomas
L. Nichols MD.
ryprogss philosophy and practice of tho Water Cure and
manner vha gives the quilecelce OF bali library OF
medical information water Cure Journal
Evidently the work OF who thoroughly understands hi
subject" lNentucIet inquirer
vstar c,rs inonrer Pratical CHRISTIAN
Ncbo thoroughly educated phy know
sdee of him as public youch for his ab
and rely on the honesty OF purpose which guides INN
TO his conclusions" hanuA
sTRINGER l. TOWHaEND, under the American MuRe
nm CROWGN, 595 Broadway AFFORD, 1853 aowefy
and J. z. BUeNTON, al HudsonSt Price l2E cenh
all SV
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A eRzAr gNAKE.-The Springfield Republican
says that black snake was killed on Mount Tom,
on Tuesd,y Twas found to con ain seven full
gr VII red squirrels
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INSURANCE..
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS h1U
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

MERCHANTS, AND MECHANICS NIU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, Sc WalEst.
Capital OF 81 10000 actually paid In aud Invested
in the Stocks of United BATES and OF The State OF REV.
York
It's business will be conducted upon prrci ses TO render
certain the payment OF the sums insured By Tue company
whether the claims arise fry years hence OF within few
wears ser Tia creation 70 ibis the character OF the Trua>
ices s pledged To enable lham TO redeem thai pledge,
theJ deem necessary require the payment Of full pre-
miulns according he OF Insurance u the mos a-
proved oceG both IN England and here In cash. and not IN
PeIsons assured by This COMPANY viii participate in TIC
profits Of the Company to the extent OF eighty per cent Of
The amount for The present. with the prospect OF dVoln
the whole OF the profits among themselves FlhA snof
period -.
now accumulate fund for faure dSy Ia Savings banks
TO avail themselves additional benefit OF Lille Assur-
In thih Company without making larger deposB from
their aevnss than are now made
Premiums may paid annually, may be divided into
semi annual quarterly, or monthly payments .,-- H..
closer Its views upon The subject OF insurance, may be Cd
,sined stis Office.
yemas Brown Henry Srinnel
Robert Hinsuru HorattoAlien,
Russell Fl Nevins' Charles N Talbot
] smy,h Rogerg Siewer! Brown,
PanI SsofTord Wiism H. Webb,
Jacob A. WeGtervelt O.W G. Setback,
MARI w Collect Msrtn Hoffman,
George p Pollen B. Ko0DDsi
WIN D Murphy VIM w Billings, London.
David q. Nevins, Benz Huntington, Sag Harbor
Richard IRWIN John c. Lee, Boston.
Henry Cbsuncey, semuel Lawrence, "
John II. Gourlte, Robert Hooper,
Alfred Large, Fhomas b Curtln,
!. P. Srachen, WIN g. 6u!aro
J. SMYTH ROGERS, Preadent
JOHN L. WENDELL, Actuafy.
GEORGE ABBOTT, nj D., Physician.
r. H. BOVINE. Solicitor.
F. U JOHNSTON, n d Medical Board OF
g. BUCK. IT. MD Consultation
sl2 2mseod ALEXANDER III. GREl0, Secretary.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 90
| CAsR CAPITAL Assets 5000 oO0-Ofice 81 Wall at
v (Jeuncey Court )-Connues 10 insure ves In all OF s
various orms upon The moa arorob terms TO the assured
credit half lie given premiums OF $40 and up
ward Risks taken al equitable rates for any part OF me
toorid.
BOARD OF FINANCE
Frenkln Haven, President Merchants Bank
Tbomss Thecker, Merchant
Reuol Williams, President Kennebec Railroad.
Prospectus ard every other Information given by
JUDD HOLLISTER, Agents. 81 Wa.st
w. PARKER Nj d.
CIR GILMAN, Medical Examiner. s26 l2tiseod
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hlEDIClN ES.
BLIgs's COMPOUND
GOD LIVER OIL CANDY.
I a.. l..,I.. q ...t..Irn.


rEIuls ADMIRABLE REMEDY for Coughs, Colds In.
fuenzn Asthma Bronchitis, and ali affections OF The
Fbroa and Lungs has been before the puhc for the
pssi year. during which time has been tested most thor
ougbly by the moL competent TO decide upon lis
Every knows the yifIues OF Cod Lvef on, bu! Is
IKE sesled book Thousands OF aufeng iuvaltdl on
accoun, Of It's repusvetase and smell The opreorh has
entirely obv'eled this without dersctng ON the metci'
na virtues OF the oil by combining IL with certain other
celebrated curaeS IN the form OF most Agreeable aT-
Gle of cone copefy by which be administered TO the
most delicate Invalid With the least Inconvenience Pur-
ehasers beware OF counere Gs lie rapidly increAs
Ing popularity hsr excited the cupdi;y OF certain Duggss
and Confectioners in various pa OF The country who
preparing article under The name, put up IN smi
lar style with copy OF The wrapper aad are thus endesy
one palm their miserable Imitation upon the pubic Is
the genuine article To HE pu6nc from imposition
aud TO prevent further countees the proprietor has pro-
cured and elegant wrapper with vlgneI!e repre-.
senhng feet engaged in the codfsheren coast and
the method Of extracting the oil from the vers Of the Cod
and have secured the copyright OF the same and shall
deal With all infipgements to the extent OF helaw.
BE particular and inquire for BIss's Compound
Cod Liver OIL Candy. Examine the wrapper and ob,erve
The facsimile OF the signature OF the proprietor without
which l mona can be genuine. Prepeed only by B. X
BLISS DrpggisL Springfield, msas sole proprietor For
sale al wholesale or Teis by B. D. ssnds, 100 Fulton
ST. John mulard l8S Broadway Asor and Irving House
Drug Stores, and ITO Broadway. sl4 4dsSat& Wed
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FE1ALRnT WATrG. I'D 1na Nn,.nn.., -

TALBOT Watts, OF l02 Nss5su.st New.York,
mske1 oath and saith that he has discovered wonder
Iai medicine knoTp az Wsttss Nervous Autdote" That
the developmen ts hourly being made OF its wonderful
anti nervous snc sn-spasmodc power have more The sp
niarce OF romance man reality that tire excruciR
before ike chat before the wind thai It's effects pom the
moht obstinate hir, convuons spssDs and rheumatism
are Ike magic and psys my intervention with the medical
"a uty totesl lie Miraculous powers, believing II is capa
bic OF removing bait she Ills thai desh is heir to- and
eunbisie The Doal violent coughs HsthmEs and consup
uons that he knoTs Il will cure iesnus and believes that
even hye rophoba win yield Its wonderful powers and
keNise psys that Will NY niue zee 10 tes the truth
81 Ibis affidavit end hereby pledges himself TO return ali
moneya Pad for found Intellectual and pledges his life
eSl us specific remedy against cholera and almost all
hitherto ceemed incurehle diseases. ThlR he prays viii
40 my amosito Investigate snd prove there is nothing
inrossioe TALBOF WATTS l02 Nasssu-nl
sworn before NE !ha z7,n day Of February 1880
G WOODHULLL Mayor
81 PER Bottle; So per Dozen s28 IT.
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Translated by Francis Geo. Shaw
FRESH SUPPLY OF this popular work Just re-
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN TUE HOUSE.

A session till Nine O'Clock without Recess
"A Long and Exciting Struggle between
the Wings and Tho Leca-FocOs and
shades by Gas-Lfght-ShamefuI Conduct
Army Bill still In Committee, &c.