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The receipts per canals this year. the opening are
larger last year. aud no standing the com
plants ruin, II the manufacturers orgaus grunbies
n this wise, under date July s. 1855
"Fsrmcrs have sold them manufacturing agents. at
their offers but unfortunately each be
first wool ground that they travelled four horse,
add by judcous competition, raised the price cent
per 10.
II they conduct their business in this stys
must only supply tariff but appoint guardians
bargains for them by statute employing harlequin
Greeley carry the principle Of the old negro Who
when about to sell his pig add bay his corn petonsd that
pork shond always be pistsresa pound and pista
a sacS, Tor the protection OF the swine interest.
What OF wool is also OF of the other ari
ees OF import, with rhe eplion Of cottans, OF which The
luantiy Imported has not been larger than last The
table OF shows Of nearly five nlioas in
he specie imported from abroad portion of this IL
probably from ChAyes last March. The receipts OF gold
from California the Philadelphia from January
to July as compared with the year iSi9 follows
God dspcnfed at Ua,fsd States Mint.
ls$8-12 mos. ls5D--6 mos. Total - mos.
California gold, S5ts,4s9 Sl0,2s0 900 SI5, esi 4ss
Al other, 2SS.o53 s9' ,2i0 1876. s6J
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Assistant Teacher Wanted InasnsdiAtely.
THE Principal OF the Waenton IN CO. Male Academy wishes
teacher who IL qualified TO tear
English lower mathemaes He mus
Of habits and good moral chAse
apple made Immediately, and by letter. posi- PED
the Principal.
Feb lo-dn
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Sir Children Burnt to Death.

ALBANY, July Last week Mr.. Knox, Of Bristol, Otto
wa Cansdja Killed board steamboat on the HI
deau canal.
Mrs knox, hearing mat persons coming with the
remains unfortunate husband went out to meet
then takirg with her The youngest child she eit SIX o.
her cLdsen charge vi the house.
Daring absence, the house took fire, and the whole
six chluren bdrnt death Thus OF family OF
aiue. The mother aud ouc infant remain.
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LOUISVILLE, July 9-Our ely is very healthy Few cases
of chole "a have occurred.
la Nashville die cholera exists in very malgnan shape
The newspaper have supplications "a consequence
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Shiutrrefk.

HALisAx July S.-The ship Corsair, from Liverpool to
New Yotk 81 days out with 07 passengers, wrecked
Cape Race. Wreckers piaged the vessel Cage and
ayers No lives lost Government viii send the pas
engeTs forward immedi ately Inc Boston arrived yeer-
day Heavy west ind since Saturday.
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Is here Observable that tue inpof,iois OF dry goods
larger than Of other descriptions The proportion of dry
Goods imported into New York generally ree-ounss o.
hat of Whole country. Thus the official for
1919 gave portaton of SI3 80 606 Of wooen goods
Tor the whole cointry. The qnsnuiy paid duty in New
York 80 1873 800 ,heo onrth-. This year the
amount imported IN NeS York Is s4o77i2., being an IN
of nearly 80 per This pfey large supply
fore goods against which our manufacturers have 10
contend Now, is evident that, unless consider
ably enhar esd demand Tor consumption has existed
foreign goods have displaced much cloth q do
mestic manufacturer aud ground for OF the com
plants hear from honest ago Of the Tribune. In this
case, course. the meeria wood be depressed in
price, growers suffer but may look litiie into
his also. TIE following qudnes imported in'o tie
United ia foar o.ethet with the deliveries per
p. D.. iaa... ..Stas
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y-Ths different Civic Associations OF
Columbia and neiehborns respectfully perci
pate obsequies ~ intend
awaiting themselves of this invitation viii report Marshal
the District of Columbia that places
assigned them
July IL, 1854.
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VALUABLE Real Estate In the CITY Of WashingsSsa
sae.The proprietor, intending the West VIII
months Offers brick and lots on Nu
gnia and Seventh within square Of m
Navy Two the pumher each me-
calculated r shops connection with dwelling
the third small house, subject roue
and will he sold low. Also, enclosed squares
comfortable cottages hem between the Capitol and
csiona Buyng Ground suitable for the cultivation OF yeso
for the sshingon mArket for darex, he preferred
both The whole OF this pfo1q
in good condition. will be sold reduced prices ~
tlen indisputahle. - :,
Persons wishing purchase will please address by letter
apply personally Office Pennsylvania few oo'
-'''' "''" N' ''" ' ' "" M YOUNG,
An s-codu Agent.
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CINcNNArI July S.--Messrs. Keck 81 Davenports exen
sva car and omnibus factory al FuitoD, was destroyed
re together with lis contents, yesterday Loss $3OOoO,
winch was no insurance..
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-tn Tuesday evening
neSt me Ion instant ate O'Clock in front
part o. lot No in square No 40 fronting
street between 1lth west Win ,hc
ments consisting Of good frame house
o, sA,s One hd Of the purchase money cash; the
bearing interest 1870 "' "
July lid A.cio,eers
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NY-Frank1tn LyceumThcre a spccisl n,eetnr M
this society this Thursday evening" Temperance Hail. Al
D.A. CAMPBELL,
s"p - Secretary.
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import, 2s,s2s ,Isf W,16,9N Z,0~T#1
Now the face OF iisporl goods Increased % per
cent on hand, ard supply OF raw material en- !
HANGED 80 per the other the manufacturers have
eagerly bought their increased supply att cents higher
prices The quotations in this city today and for the cor
responding day las year, are IS idlossi
s,Yonv fleece Meupo. No. pulled, Lambs, No. l.
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|cKAVANTx.-Wanted, n male servant and . TOO
u cook 10 40 the work family None will be employ
Who csnuo, bring GOOD Inquire " this ohee
Nov Qi-inf
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James q.
III ILL attend to the prosecution Of claims bse Congress a'
various executive departments Of the government
once and dwelling street, ah and loth street"
Ocf2--n
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ENCYCLOPEDIA Of the Useful Arss, complete In o.,
n London. With treating
Agriculture Carpentry Commerce. Fortihcston Political Econo"'
ITortc culture, Naval Architecture, Ac,, &C. u,
Encyclopedia Of the Fine Arts Painting, Sculpture He'
~ Numismstcs, Poetry Music, Ac &C Co"P
quarto volume London Very numerous illustrations
Encyclopaedia Of Mental Philosophy treating Of Grammar be
Rhetoric moral Philosophy, Metaphysics Method Law, Theoop
&C, sc. One qnato volume London. :. - 80
Jus, imported from London by FRANck IAfioN
June -
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A GENCY washinstcn.--The undersigned, late o. inc "
apecton branch Of the Post once Depsrmcn', o" ~
~ mai generally and those Of the Southwestern
ecnn with the that his removal from ONO
~ p,iInte as~ns has for years
,.;r.d IN the department for capacity and hdey ans
ss 10 once Of both parties with their he"N
~, cent 10 him therein.
An attend business Of nature at the seat
thankfully received and promptly despatched
s' JAMES OWNER, Agent,
t.v 4-dn late Of Post once Department
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WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1889.
At the opening Of the this morning, The District
Attorney, Mr. FendalI, addressed ii IN sabtapce, io
lows:
May it please RISE bring formally your
which you already but WE'LL painfully
by the death bell OF the nights u
morning kadened OF citizen Of the
metropolis; Ia proclaimed in that
"Long, low, distant murmur of dread sound,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEWYORK, SATURDAY, DEC. a8.
g THE HIGHER Law has been made

" The HIGHER Law has been made
so general a theme of Jest, reproach, and
execration, that we think it high time the
thinking public should soberly consider
what this much denounced doctrine really
is. We therefore publish in this paper the
late Thanksgiving Sermon of Rev. RICH
ARD S. SroRRs. il. of Brooklyn, delivered
in the Church of the Pilgrims, in exposi-
ton and defense of the Higher Law doc
trine. This Discourse will be found to
state the doctrine in question as broadly and
fully as the most determined antagonist
could desire, while its nature, necessityand
reasonableness are argued with a clearness
ard elaboration which leave nothing to be
desired. Let our readers compare its posi-
tons, arguments and deductions with those
set forth by the ready worshipers of Ne
buchadnezzar's golden image, and album
dainty scattered through the land and we
have no fear that the judgment Of the re-
fec ting and conscientious will be given for
the latter. We trust this plain, Solid
and eminently practical Discourse will be
put in tie hands Of every one who processes
to hold the Higher Law in abhorrence.-
Itmay perhaps startle some to learn what
and Whose law it is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
IT The Erning Post closes an account

II The Eveaing Post closes an account
of the double-letter- writing Tor signing) by
Rev. John Atwood, Opposition candidate
for Governor of New Hampshire, with the
following caustic paragraph:
Mr.. Atwood seems to be a man altogether de-
fcient in decision of character, almost helpless in
the hands of men of strong will and corrupt minds
be does not appear, however when left to him
self to be destitute of good intentions, and
of right and justice. 1t may be well that feeble
candidate should have his political advisers among
men Of decided views and purposes, but when
they take advantage Of the pliancy Of his charac-
ter to degrade him morally, to put lies into his
mouth against the stomach of his better nature,
and to place him before the community as one
equally incapable Of forming settled opinions and
stating 3 fact truly, they should know that the
disgrace does not fall solely or even principally
on the man whom they have marked out for their
victim The greater part of the infamy falls to
their own share The times are not unfruitful in
examples of political prohigacy, but we do not
recollect, at present, in all our recent political
history anything enormous as this proceeding
of the Concord swindlers.'
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nnarmEss wovy oEs.
PApFR FOR Your FAMILT.--NEw De

PAPER FOR L pUR "a ''iA
p1ys-Nrw FEATUREs-NEw TYPE t ne w. voIn - IT,
M, ear On the Let OF January next commences
s go Of this copious comprehensive and elegantly
Newspape which is now acknowledged 10
n the Indispensable drawing room gazette OF Tue country
- hoe 10 hardly complete, think we may safely ven
,ra n saw without Home Journal which ls the chroni
lie az ali that interests all classes Of society and OF the In
telljgence which enliyens 40 American home New
WORE the great center and here al the OF
noyeitv Incident literature and foreign news, the Home
journal is printed and published It's Editors GEORGE r
opp1s and N P WILLIS devote their entire ume skill
md experience 10 the task giving each week. everything
worth knowing They particularly keep an eye on gil the
Whiu1s and Novelties OF NewYork Society. presenting
Sketches of the Bellies OF our Time and careful PORTRAITS OF
the distinguished Public Characters In addition TO ms the
uoat pains taken, by TRANSACTIONS from FRENCH jour
nails and by foreign correspondence to prepare such TO
ports Of the Fashionable Gossip OF Paris VIII eXceedn
iyinsuct and We present TO Our readers he lacls
and outlines Of all Ii literary department we
aim at sketches and readable criticism and IN cur conoeh
eaons OF the ecpnd productions OF the vast hewsPae
world OF England aim 10 AVOID the tresome uno Tue
local and transfer columns the PICK OF luof
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addition 10 the above propose TO give In he course OF
the coming volume, entirely new feature Wlch we
think will particularly interest the ladies' viz Series OF
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son that interests ali readers trust 10 make the num-
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more carefully preserved than We have also new
Correspondents IN Londen and Paris, who will send us
much that could never reach through foreign Journals
AS New Years Present from Gentleman to Lady me
Home Journal s OF which the remembrance renewed
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TERMs-For one copy; 81; tor three copies, 70, OF i3
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Ohio Conrenfion, &c.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Dec. q.
The Convention have adopted section that no
person holding office under the United States or
this State shall be eligible for office in the Legis-
lature.
A warm debate ensued this afternoon on Sec
ton giving the Legislature power to repeal the
charter of any Incorporated company for collecting
or improperly disposing of their property.
The steamboat Cumberland, No. /, sunk in
Cumberland River on Thursday, Boat and cargo
are a total loss.
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Items from tlle South.

BALTIMOKE, + fIday DEC.
The Southern mail is in, the last is still due.
Jenny Lind was in good health at Charleston on
Tuesday, and intended to give three Concerts on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights Tickets
range from s. to $40
BY the Ohio we learn the ship Rapid arrived
at Havana with furniture for Jenny Llnds house.
The stock of Sugar was reduced to an insignif-
cant trife and most of it was inferior; very high
rates have to be paid and SO little is doing that
quotations would be nominal.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. y.
The Free Sellers in Congress have held FREE
quent consultations during the present week reia'
tive to repealot the Fugitive Slave Law. Allen
of Mass will endesvor to introduce bill for such
purpose but without hope even of getting it re-
agitation.
The National Lind Hall has been secured for
Assemblies this session, which promise to be IN.
agually brilliant.
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Indiana Convention, &c.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Dec y.
The Indiana Convention passed section pro-
bfbiting the Legislature from granting Divorces
Also prohibiting Lotteries or the sale of Lottery
Tickets in the State.
A meeting is to be held here this evening to
second the efforts of Col. Benton to induce Con
gress to abolish the Tolls on the Portland and Lou
Tie Ii river is high aud freights are shade easier
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NJ. The only way. rs vet discovered. Of

IN The only way, as vet ul'cONeftd' OF
making known TO the public the whereabout ola Bust
ness Establishment, through the Press "the power of
mind over mind which may be multiplied indefinitely" It
is The policy Therefore, those who wish 10 be held in
The remembrance Of pensioners to keep themselves before
the people This Is the very reason why V. b. PALMER
the Agent, again respectfully reminds all who are prepared
for Spring trade the South ana West that now Is the
time to invite It. lie 10 daily receiving, his Office in the
Tribune Buildings, advertisements and subscriptions Tor
the best papers Of every section OF the country tor which
he is authorized by The prOpretors TO give receipts
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By Telegraph to the New.Yerk Tribune.
II For additional Telegraphic Dis
patches, see Seventh Page.
The Steamer Ohio.

NORFOLK, Friday, De-. n.
The Ohio is waiting orders; she had BIZ passen-
gers-a large quantity of gold dust in the passen-
gers hands. No news from California later than
by the Cherokee Nothing new from Havana
Sugar there is S. a %, and s. 98i.
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A PECULIAR GlFT.--Females desiring
10 make presents 10 the gentlemen of their acquaintance
are frequently at loss know what would be proper
and appropriate. CANTRELL 3S6 Bowefy, has Just the
articles His Embroidered Toilet Slippers, OF which he
has large assortment have been manufactured expressly
for this purpose, and they must command ready sale
On the other hand his alpine" Cater Boots would not
be an unbecomng present from gentleman to lady.
Those interested should call and examine his stock
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DInnorial Suits Discontinued.

UTICA FRIDAY, Dec n
The Attorney General has discontinued the
suits be brought against Hon Geo. Clark, to test
his title to the lands in the Oriskany patent. The
witnesses have all been summoned several times,
at a heavy expense to the State, bat the Attorney
came to the conclusion that the title of MIR. Clark
was good. The lands are now for sale, and the
present tenants will doubtless become purchasers,
as many have already.
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DIR. RoGER's SYRUP OF LIvERwoRT,

Dr.. RoGER's SYRUP OF LIyERwoRT,
TAR, AND CANcnALAGUA-This Me dcine has now become
astandard article for the of Coughs Colds Influenza
Bronchitis aud all other Lung Complaints tending TO
CONSUMPTION
1t s prepared by thoroughly educated Physician, "a
graduate OF the University Of Fennsy 1t contains
no opium, eaome or any other mineral or poisonous in
The worst Cold or Cough, as surely as it is taken
Among those who have used it in this city, we would
Al!ister l4 Fulton,s A. Lang baker 1888 PeaGlsl Rev
r. Hoyt Pastolof the Church OF the Good Shepherd aud
many hundred others
Cergynen, Public Speakers and all others affected with
Bronchitis are especially advised 10 try the above.
For sale at the DEPor GoTHic HALL, SIG Broadway,
and by all the City retail Druggists
Prce-In large bottles, 81; or G bottles for s. d27 2s'
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Holiday Amusements.

AUBURN, Fflday Dec =.
A desperate row occurred here last night on
Buffalost Numbers had assembled for holiday
dance when quarrel arose, and the watchmen
were called in, and four of them were consdera-
bly, injured, -one Of them, Mr.. Buckley, danger
ously so. Eight Of the rioters were arrested and
committed.
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GENrLEMENs FuRNIsHINGs.-Ge Gentle
have been in the habit of paying exobtant prices for
their Under Shirts and Drawers Scars and CRvats Pocket
Handkerchief Goyes, Hosiery, &c bat if they will look
the assortment OF HiTBHcocK LEADBEATER on The
corner of Broadway and Leonardsts they will find that
they get everything OF the kind there and for about
half the price they hHye pay genemes furnishing
store. d27 II
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The Ohio,s Mall.

BALTIMORE, Friday Dec, y.
The mail of the Ohio, with % bags Of letters
left here in the II o'clock train this morning or
Naur.Vorls
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Mr. ENocH SWALLOWS CERTIFICATE
IN FAVOR ScHENcK's PUIMoNIc SYRup-Thiu is to
y that have been afflicted with shorness OF BREATH and
cough, from infancy. Durag ast Winter contracted
hesvy cold, which settled my lungs and confined to
my room about ourmonths had the attendance of reg.
ar physician for short time who pronounced me incur
able, Al length hearing of the efficacy OF ScHENcKs Pull
monte Syrup, commenced taking it, as last resort. My
symptoms were pain in the breast and left sideroube
and ncessant cough aud fever night sweats costve
and general arrangement of the stomach and bowels
and great debility. Alter taking half dozen bottles OF
Pumonic Syrup, found that was greatly benefited and
improved in health continued taking until took,
ALL Two dozen bottles when my health nearly restored
bly, cough had nearly ceased and began 10 feel well
agan-since which have been improving and
able 10 attend 10 my business and feel weif not better
than have done for years attribute my recovery entire
y to The pumonie Syrup as the means by which it has
been effected and would recommend all who consump-
live try H. believing that if the directions strictly fol-
lowed they viii receive the same benefit from lis that
have. ENOCH SWALLOW.
Raritsn Township, Hunterdon Co. NJ Dec %.
bn o syP s9a az q Per bottle or
The General Agents for New. York and vicinity.
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EW-URLEANs, Sunday, Dec. 2
The Philadelphia from Chagresi has arrived adD at
sepgers. There were many still waiting the
Isthmus
The steamers Antelope and Panama had left
Panama with large number OF passengers.
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KNox's HOLIDAY ARBANGEEENrs.-

KNox's HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS
Whata splendid gift sci of KNoX's rich Fqrs would
make If any gentleman disposed 10 exhibit his esteem
for fair of his acquaintance and al the same time
give her The means Of keeping comfortable this cold
such present KNOX has them OF all prices from five
dollars upward The gentlemen will find his usual assort
nent fashionable and elegantly made Hats suitable tor
the season. Call on KNOX 1913 Fulton-st.
From the Sunday Times.
i. COUNTERFEIT PREsENTMENTs. The
new and magnificent Daguerreotype Rooms and Gallery of
WHITEHuRsT the OF Leonardst and Broadway,
are beginning be much trequented the ArtU Union
The very appearance OF the pace-s furniture
aud general auxiliareswll alone prove attractive TO the
visitor The superiority of the pictures taken here is great
indeed The operators are very skllfu and their skill
arises from the bes of all sources-exper1ence They
and allow Daguerreotype to pass through their hands
unless is perfect ard in every respect worthy OF the OK
aed reputation MIR. WHTEHuRsT enjoys In seven cities
and towns OF the Union. Some Of the most hfeike pic
lures made by the Daguerreotype process
taken AT WHTEHuRsTs gallery last week during the
worst of cloudy weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

E-Y VELVET CLoAKs AND SACKS;
Cloth Silk and Merno do Of The most dearable styles
patterns and greatly reduced prices may be found
nj HlTcHcocK LEAUBEATERs, ST Broadway, corner OF
Leonsrds where every variety OF Dry Goods, Silks
Shaws Mernoes, De LsiIes, Cashmeres, Calicoes and
everything else in fact that ladies' families
can he obtained cheaper Than IN any other part Of the City
Their Sixpenny Calcoes and Shilling De Lanes well as
many their other cheap goods, most desirable for
holiday presents for dOmesucs. az II