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a T PRIVATE SALE.-The valuable
A,treestory BRICK HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND
known IL East-Tweuieths The House IS q feet front
by 40 feet in depth finished in good style with all modern
improvements for convenience The Lot about q feet
front by 90 feet in depth be the or ess large
portion of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage.
Also a valuable BUILDING LOT, known az 50 Second
av near ts-size "A feet inches front by los feet in
depth he the same more less For price aHd further par
liculars apply 10 ANTHONY J BLEECKER,
ID Ivy Auctioneer. I Bread-st.
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SQUARE SCHOOL

" -NIae and female, Mr. and Mrs c. p. Broadwel
Principals 2o7 FoqTils door west Of Macdoug9l-st-
ladies and misses thoroughly instructed in the solid aud III
the ornamental branches MIR. aud 3 liave hHd long
and successful experience in teaching Circulars contain
ing terms references and opinions Of patrons, &C may ne
had at The School Rooms d1ott
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. r. ALL or EECOKD'-Tsl..I
IpropOsss wall the Street Commissioner o a.
Thursdsy Dee 1880, O'Clock. NJ 20 hesuan ~
Curb and BATAVIA Roosevelt u Jane, sH ~.
specific tons and all information thsrato bs had % P9
70 the Contract CLERK Of tbs Department .ca.,
Nov ~ $50 Tnlgl JOINT DODGE, stfssic9s
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a LADY who has had many years OK
IA perience in teachng the Piano, Fore having
hours her DISPOSAL wishes 10 take more
Pupils TO instruct either At their residences her own
Address E. S. Tribune Office nil Inn
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TVUTTLE'S PATENT barry limp,

z ERS-The Mothers blessing and child. delight
ptudncirs hes h. strength gro" Id, tue forms as hsppy
di.uOeiiioir Ebony Improvement. hsve been et,,,,I r.
the Inventor of th> deehiu affair sind the constant ~
u.snd Is sufficient proof Of lis merits Price y 81 w
wAfs For safe wholesale aEd retsii, by tie ayeulof s
W FUTILE, al hi- >pienJid Emporium Of Fancy ;ooi,
S+5 Broadway dtm,
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLlEsLIo, s -,
oca Of The Commlsslon-r OF Rspsra suPPhes basss
Of Nav City Hail unll Monday po9sIo s ef -
r-ns o| Conn9ny No The same ~ be on a1lAi Paa :.
one aud The Engine 20 be asen BY the ~
~ anon nrc- shall be satisfactory 10 sad Comn.si
,.t mo the price for building Tho Enyns 100 q,
amount dat thew will allow for the old one separately os ~
fo,p OF tho required bs lone, and all ulOnusso ~
Ia thereto can bs had al hs ofcs Of tho Chsf EGieH "
Srs Department No 81 EhEsbsthst
E8.-Blspk sstirnstsa can ba had r. elthsr Office
Wh. ADAds, Conn OF ftHp1ifs ana '''F-''
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN according o A. ). ca
h.viag caa- against CHKIsTlAb AAiH ~. -
gsWYort deceased, sey required 70 - t5af 5T
the vouchers thereof sit.r Of s aodsfSs rs .ss 81 -
he Gy Il S Dds ss e,'. . r
pay the amount sr Of Is y The az -. s e.
possession Of paintings o. oth-r af-s uy,bcai 5ssI
secssssc. arr requested 70 resaTn US '~H
YcTt, November II, ish9 ,o5 Grad stss. Etss4s
I'll h~t PREk llksk- :. ~ i
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20 OF the p fgaai JOINT DODGE Stree. Goa

nEPARTMEAT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLlE5-IV sUlLo
PERS-seaed Proposals will eced at tie ohes o 10 e.
missioner Repairs and Supplies basement, 80 west
City Hail. untt Monday the 95th Gay Of Hovemb-' a. u os
A. which Tina thoy vii publicly 0psnsi, for nstng sSn'
and ADDITIONS Of Engine comPan, No 81 ans hos c
INC. Of the Superintendent Of Repairs TO Pubic BatH saD
required estimate 9 .,ra ~
az.4ly--Nos. 10, 1880 m AGe -.
EB-Bauk estimates DC had at either Of Tue a6o'' 0
LIZ
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W YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER, 420
~ BROADWAY.
BY this Powder weproscrtbe
All the noNious insect tribe,
Bedbug, cockroach, ant and ny
Rush 70 tsse-snd tasting die
Quickly, too, 1t puts veto
On the rascRlly Musketo
Insects die beneath ia ban,
YET IL harms nor child nor man
For Rats and Mice he has Pill
Most potent in rs action
Should they annoy just give dose
Twill cost you but fraction. MS I'M
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GtrhEET DEPARTMENT. NO 4HALL OF AECOkD3..5ssH
proposals viii BE- the Street comms1ners O1ss
ii siodhay Dec g. ls5G O'Clock 81 Rsguhie AZ st
Curb and Gutter Foty first It from tne Ninth TO the @ -
To Resua and Craze, conformity WITH tho AH-hl7i G1s
Section Of Second avsnue from T.enyesth the '5.aa
Lns Fuiythd Rect Curb snl Gutter sonss ss1
FROM Twenty Forty ai-o Re lay eqnsoats
Easlef Sidewalk hereof T~eny -s1th and ihtn
ats. To Reg uae aud Grade Sc o 5se1uJ tom tA4
Eighty sl1th Regutae and Grade seetoo @! iseeeN
from Ninety one Hundred Ard Tweuiy ld St Paas,F
encaons ne had appcaha"@
Contract Clerk OF the Department -, o.. 90
NV. l9. 1880 fn2g1 JOHN T DODGE, 3usS' 10
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SDfMh CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
~OOINGS, &c, q, %, % and Sc inch suitable for
Manufacturers of Bags, and the general trade For by
d4 c. &. LIE BARON, So Finest
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S,UPREME CoURT-LEyI cHArgtuEILps 81 As sST5Rs
S9I as STATE Of cdwsasY or THE CANAL BA5E Wss
EMIT parsoaSes 2cs o. 1: s@ p, s Sss'
o. sew ouA, ~ - fLs Csaa Bank Of Ab45y hsrsby
es 3 tbs so5sfs oatsndos eIeaas a1.s % ,sa
ss-a cana cA - sch Recover fo the 6aancs rsna1e M
ne a1asrFsSI In, sasadsrs rscsynE s h,; d's S
or cat that ey rs4afsd % fessn. II: ' y, 80 10 @
,bia two yeafs ifos the tate Of us S tss ~
,Ssssof that they vii be preesdsd from ne 49,
p fa al clam 6y Of holding tia sains az c-er re
80 Vii - dpos-d sndsr the direction OF 10 70 sd
-, al lie other creditors Of tho sad Canal -, ossfs
,Sosr u may d.t7rHsed FOR ta' ee.5s 10
80 u hcss boiling ths sad bills and ceac1ts' vi = esS
,5s srraassn.uts by rhich ,de VIII also se 30
o 10 Co1nuerri tsss s,TT sssf
jsrs%2yEi AhDhE"
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DRY GOODS.

9gAb CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
T~OO ORANGE PRINTs-Superior in quality of work
and variety Of STYLE for sale by c. Il. LIE BARON,
d. % Pnest
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, Weschester County-GEPh6th " Z,
IcRING ogGin4t DEVOeR '. BURGER IT 'L-s'ps.ss
DEYCOR = BURGER; You are hereby s.nmossd W s.
compliant in this action copy Of wL vii 10 d a 40
the ti-rk County Hs.theer s4d :sfs p co
n.y.r m me- al nv oFce n New. hse &e'6hSs Ia
,.nty 5,, ,fe the service hereof -lcosre o. cas
such seryce and yoa lsl to the couPaN - s.s
Dsted May !. 1850. u 49, cis's,5g-, ~ t.t
Do lawo~Fr -------I
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PROPOSALS.

nEPARrMENrO OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES TO GAcE
~ SMITHS Sealed Propoas WILDE rrceyet Tie Office Of As
Conn Of Repair. and supplies basement No cad
City Hall until Saturday the l+i Day December 1850 1tB
100 Iron Bets,eads aecorns 10 the sample eei,'eAi fAi
the office Of tbs Spsrute1d Repairs Public Bilpgt Ma
II Eh1sbelst hRBsnk estimates be- had ettefof u
above ofcss.Dee. g. 1850. WIN ADAMS COmml'soneta r.
iars AID Supplies IS
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DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

7 ,OST-On Monday afternoon in Calya-
Fifh,si. A BLACK SILK PURSE containing from Fiftv
TO sixty dollars The finder will receive liberal reward
and the thanks OF The owner by returning 10 81 Irving
Place. d4StV
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The proceedings OF Congress crowd out OF this morn
ngs paper variety Of articles Among these are some late
accounts from Texas, showing hegreat excitement which
prevails in that State-he determination of her people
to support her rightshe proceedings OF popular
ings-hs anticipated purpose Of her Legislature, which
assemblies Friday next-and the aggressons which are
made upon her by the Indians We shall lay these arti-
cles before our readers tomorrow. Every moment the
danger OF collision between Texas and the United
States the Rio GIaDde increases and Congress should
lose moment in adjusting the boundaries between
Texas and New Mexico. Otherwise blood may flow ;
and who will then be able to calculate the mischief
which may Mr.. Badger delineated in his speech
OF yesterday in replyto Mr.. Ewing, these dreful
sequences, with eloquence and force which sank
deeply into the heart of every bearer The from
North Carolina confessed that he could not look TO this
appalling spectacle without feeling inundated and
daunted BY the very anticipation. We understand that
there several distinguished citizens, who have Just
arrived at Washington from Texas, who confirm the
gloomy accounts which had received from the Rio
Grande.
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We present last evening. the Smithsonian In
stute beautiful lecture delivered By Dr. Page ac-
companied by brilliant experiments electro magnetism
They decided Improvement on those which were
exhibited by Dr. p 10 this city during the last session OF
Congress-when appropriation was made for assisting
the prosecution OF discoveries in this science 10 which
he has dedicated so much time and labor Dr. p. illus
traed 10 his last evenings lecture the By which
the galvanic principle be applied as a motive power
Heavy weights were raised, wheel whirled around
sixty times in minute. and. by means Of circular saw
plank, near two inches thick, was sawed with ease
The audience large, and very much grafed by the
exhibition Who set bounds TO this improvement or
the useful results Of which it is susceptible Dr. Pages
next lecture will be Saturday evenings and we advise
every one who delights in novel and brilliant exhibitions
in science to attend IT,
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EDITORS CORRESPONpENCk.
BALrIMosr, Angus SIS,

BALrnaoRE, Angus, SIS, pm
The Heat asd the Fuit- The Mayoraiy Coapsatoa
Mr.. Clay at Nsw Y@k--Camyhins Aeeidsai-T
Markets, &C.
The thermometer this afternoon stands ~ In shad
though we now have cool and pleasan, evenings which
render the heat OF the day bearabe. Those who
fond of hot weather win doubtless have an abundance
OF IL this season
Our market. are now supplied with iruit in abundO,.
including few peaches which said TO be the Oeup
ners Of bountitnl supply
The democratic conference committee oil the mayorahy
nominating convention now IN session and II is under
stood that onbe viii bu settled by unanimous nomL
nation of Colonel j. Mabury Turner. He will MAKE
strong poll, especially Ia he Of The GIN
and should he receive the nomination Of the entire cony
tion. ,ubts That he will be elected. Mr. Turner Il
well known in all sections OF The CITY, and is distinguished
for his charity and beaevolenc4 his How man M
sympaihies are always with The poor and afflicted aud NJ
sympathy always leads his hand his money purse m
the Ffenchman he says by his conduct those around
him, Il pity him ten dolar-how much you pi'y hmr
A letter from New York describes MIR. Clay's receyo
there have been most enhus sstc, democ rats emula
wings ia doing honor TO him Tor HE IN a.
Senate. He took bis departure for Newport cserday
The daughter Of M. Woodvie, broker in this civ
dreaduly burned last night by the breaking Of cam
phine lamp She was in her room alone when the afsl
dent occurred, and rushed down stairs with her ens
clothing in flames, when they cxtingashea by be
broher, who also seriously burnt She il considered
OF danger to-day, but her arms. meek, and face s
s,ockinPly mnlilaed This vilsnous sui is almes a
destructive Of life as steam, and, i be easily dis
pensed ~iih il is surprising that il il generally used
Mr. Laium, Of this city. has invented engine driven
by electro-n 3netis similar that Of Mr. Page which
he Will publicly exhibit in few days
learn that the United States Hotel at Cape May va.
fred in the cupola Tuesday by some incendiary For
time the fire created great excitement was exin
gnshcd before much damage was done.
The MARKRTs.-Il the Baltimore market this morning
there were some sales Of Howard ohr made Of Old
wheat al SO 37A and some of al IS Al Nothing do
ing in City Mills. No change In grain Of an kind WIS.
key rs for common and 80 for first proof Ohio
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UsrvEHsrrY OF MARYLAND.

THE merit session win begin Monday 18th Of October
i'll 1880 and close hrst March, 1851
Nathan r. smith, NJ. d., Surgery.
WIN. Z. A. Aiken, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Chew, M. D. Therapeutics, Maiera Medica and Hy
GENE .4 E
Joseph Roby, NJ. d., Anatomy and Physiology.
WIN. Power, d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine =.
and Children. 0H
Geo. w. Mitenberger, M D., Pathological Anatomy.
The most ample opportunities foi the prosecution OF Pracuca
Anatomy q moderate
Clinical Lectures by Professors smith and row
II the Baltimore nfmary, with the privilege OF daily visits 70 10
wnfda without charge The o ticket
Fee for the lectures sa5; Anatomy, SI0 Ma
~ ., WILLIAM y. A. AIKEN, Dean
Aug 7--2awtl5oc
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SRMI.oENrsNSiAL cEIEBRAToa FoUsDISe OF MIN.
prkBURy CoIKcE vERmosrThis celebration occurs dur.
ing the presest month"; the institution having founded
in the year 1900 Hon. A. W. Buell. of Michigan we per.
ceive has been appointed address the alumni upon
OCCASION when It Is expected there will be very general
attendance Of the surviving alumni Mr. BueI ably quail
fled to perform this distinguished appointment, and we
congratulate both the college and those who shall be pres
upon that occasion In the selection Of their orator
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The Secretary Of the Navy has issued order requ
ring, mark of respect the memory Of Commodore
Jacob JONES' distinguished officer OF the United States
navy, who died in Phiadephia the 81 instant that the
flags the navyyards stations, and vessels Of the United
States navy, be hoisted hafmas and thirteen minute
guns fred the day Of the receipt OF the order
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST ., 1850.

travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee, assisted BY Mr.
.. BRsTT. 4AtA
yMI IsaAEL r. JAAKs No. le2 South Tenth street, PhiIads
phia general travelling agent assisted BY Messs. VIZ.
wxLp JonH coLLans, JAnss DEEuEs, A. KIRx WELLxsros
Y. A. EVANS, JAnks CLARK, and p. LooKs.
Uy O. W. JAsss No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Is
travelling States assisted BY Mes
snITn r. DEsr, TAYLOR W. ARMSTRONG, PERRIN
LocKE, w. RAMSAY, and q. srEIEaAH.
eg-Receps from either Of the above win be good
QQ-v PALnEs, Newspaper AGENT Is the only
agent this paper Boson, New York.
Philadelphia duly Empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions required BY His receipts VIII DO
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress street
York, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut streets.
WLIrAA GoyLprs Richmond Virginia. general agent for
Virginia, by travelling A. B. FULLER and JAMES
THOMAS.
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MrssouRr-A teegraphc despatch has been received
from ST. Louis stating that the wings have carried the
members Of the legislature from that city and county
Mr. Bowln the present member, has been defeated for
Congress- and il is supposed that Mr. Darby the wing
candidate has been elected II is believed the wings
have carried the State and perhaps most, il all OF the
members OF Congress
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Ths Mineral Productions OF Vermont against ths
World

kopesnbcr "a, 1919.
THE Bennington (vemonp Flint Enamel Ware Company manu-
facure following articles, which, for cheap durability
and beauty Of nnish BY anything OF the kind
ported domestic The truth OF the foregoing viii
clearly demonstrated examination The composed
entirely OF mineral substances thereby rendering cpoo
hardest and toughest Of all similar and doing
serious objection the use agiy Its
beauty OF finish and smooness surface cquaed By the
best china OF procean yet known The popeto Of
vending District the State or
Maryland Offer their right for Tire right which we sell win
the exclusive right the purchaser retail The
bovedecrbed In the abovename now
exhibiting the ware the furniture Of Green Tse at the
Of 9th street and Pennsylvania propors
be found the articles examined the durability
more fully explained and terms relative Known
Aug g-eoa GREEN 4 TAaTIvT
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(To BE Continued


Yesterday the House passed the bill to create the Office
OF surveyor general Of the public lands in Oregon, and 10
provide for the survey, location, and settlement Of the
same and then went into Committee of the Whole on
the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill-when Mr.
Brown OF MISSISSIPPI delivered speech against the doc
trines Of the recent message OF the President
Mr. Stephens having next obtained the floor, the com
mittee rose and then the House adjourned
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To the Governments Clerks In washington city, ID. G.

10 the government Clerks Warrington City, ID.
WAsHseros, August 8, 1850.
member of body proposes Clerks Provdon
tyr established city respectfully requests every clerk,
every department. notice and reflect senousy propos
ton.
Al present will merely the outlines Of necessity
the intention Of organization. great many
body other little oter support except
their saIaries which but instances
barely sufficient enable with families live deceny
strcest But few indeed enabled "ay up
single dollar the end Of the disease misounes
spon oppression Distress then some Of are the
victims Of excessive usu, shy
locks Of the day, who
from five month for the Of small
which have been requires Of absolute To guard,
in least such heaess mposons propose that
form society, elect president and that
member mis- admission pay dollars general
fund, and that meeting thereafter (which shall be monthly
each member shall like dollars for the o.
said fund, paid monthly judi
cious members Of the society an Of
the further benefit
borrower pledge honor In writing his monthly
salary pay borrowed upon
conddct reported
partment which he attached upon
society hs SHARE OF Immediately
paid his widow legal land that
OF misfortune Of any member, upon being made
officer Of the society,"
from funds Of the
sociey allowed and paid monthly reasonable compensation for
faithful discharge Of their duties Affairs
subject the inspection Of committee appointed any
time, In meeting, at the request ~ any members
should this address appeal proper notice. paper
prepared and popular signatures
UNION rs STRENGTH
The papers tho city friendly the proposition respect
fully requested TO give Il one insertion.
Aug Git
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August \, 1850.
PROPOSALS will be received az I'M. once until the
LIST day OF October for furnishing hundred tons
W anthracite coal broken into Of
delivered and put into The vaults 81 The CAPITOL dust
small PARTICLES Also, for hundred
seasoned hickory wood be delivered
Capitol y one hundred and twenty
and he In four the whole be slowed in the
vaults ana ne expenses attending The delivery o. the COAL and the
saving ana slowing Of the wood paid by the
the whole 10 be delivered By the LIST OF November
security viii be required Tor the faithful performance Of the
tract Persons, therefore, furnish the above articles
state the names Of their securities In their proposals
M Lt4.ts RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Aug R-dt0ct Clark House OF Representatives U. g.
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cARD-wmLARp,s HOTEL.

MY engagement with the National Hotel
10 make il known again Wizards Hotel
where happy % friends aud portion Of
travelling community.
fhis hotel Is being enlarged and extensively improved
and every attention win be given for the comfort and wei
fare ofit guests. - = ,,,,,,.nr
July 12-eo2w 3d. WusLhhD.
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MIR. Beale. member OF Congress from Virginia, who
was attacked with bilious fever in this city. has returned
from the Orkney Springs, in Virginia, with restored health
and took his seat yesterday.
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Mr. CRrTKsDKs.--The Republic learns that tele.
graphic despatch has been received from the Hon John j.
Ctenden, Attorney General stating that he expects
rive in this city or about the 10Th inst.
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For The Union.



There old Spanish proverb which says that the
best part of the dinner is that which you leave behind
you" In the same II may be said that the best
part OF State paper, times great excitement is that
which is left out, and that which put in. 1t
qures more craftsmanship TO know what is TO be omit
ted than what is TO be sad.
The strength OF public document is frequently in the
inverse proportion OF its LENGTH
Moral courage liz sometimes compatible with the ut
most discretion. When what sou have to say can only
give offence, without promoting the great object YOU have
in view in the hamonzing OF public sentiment, true
courage consists in forbearing TO say it.
There are maxms, too for the leg islaue well as
f the executive. When your house is threatened with
fire. orbear much talking, and prepare by for arrest
ing the conhagration
There is time for all things says the wisest un-
der the but wisdom consists selecting the proper
time When it il time act, il is the time talk
The greatest orator in the world woud sometimes do
more good By his mastery silence than by the highest
aud heightened strains OF eloquence.
When you have two measures TO pass attend to the
which is most pressing, and especially if il be the
one which will facilitate the passage Of the other.
ROCHEFAUCAULD, yr
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gPECTACLEs-thsir nses and abuses In long and
~ short pathological conditions resulting from
their irrational employment BY sice Nj d. translated nom The
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Aues Booksellers, gh street.
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II New Monthly Magazine for August
ia Life and Letters Of Thomas Campbell by Dr. Bette vols
Gibbons Rome, vol. ~ price 40 cents. =.
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TELEerAPHlc REroars FOR THE UNION.
coadition Of the Northern Marse,.

PHItaDELpnA, August So. D. N. Flour market quiet
Sales fresh ground IS 25 In rye -four and com meal
no change Sales oil red wheat at yesterday quotations.
Southern yellow corn, 10 cents Southern cats ~
NEW YoRK, Aug So, p. Sales Of new loan al d.
cline Of l. other change, bnt the market is depressed
Sales Of Genesce -four at 10 ~, and southern at 80 5
Wheat il very firm and held above the ideas Of buyen
Sales Of yellow 90 Go cents. Sales, auction,
300 bags Rio coffee at 81 cents up 10 lo4 cents
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AIex.adrla and washington boat.

sE7ah THE and fast steamboat THOMAS CoIlYn
will depart the following hours. large stage con
Wellington Boats fare LII cents boat a
STAGE going boat
Leave Alexandria u, 9, 100 m; l, q, a, o,
Leave Washington Il, 81 III, a. mi II, ~, 5, rpm
April 23--dly JOB CORSON, Captain