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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-05
Worse than HOPELESS |!

Now hear Mr.. HASkiN~ statement 80 curp. ~ saj
My wife procured totle ot RP.fNT'S PURIFYING
EKTR4CI-THkr BOTTLE pnst.ru % ct ~ my br4-
the SECOND bottle caHl'd ct ef ~
THIRD enabled me l. tif rD 4lss ard hen nsd fui-i.
ed using NtHe R1cS. ScE>TsFN fIresg TeTs had
HEALED Up. AID htytc ias'fs more Effected PERFECT
CURE anu restored p, ee1j i.ath
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-05
1TCAUTIONn

~ OtO iN'NevE
None is genuine unless '.tiATCUITT'S En-
TRACT OF COHOSH," is blown in TIE hoiiIe.
Manufactured by J g. HATCHlT'T q co,
No. il Front ST. Evansville Ind:
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
the West. iel2 III
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-05

nRlED BEEF. Beet Tongues, Macarroni, Yer
~ macilla. and Pine Apple Cheese Just received
and Tor safe by Us. h ENNEDY & Co:
mvl5 IT Main ST. 3 doors from Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-05
FOURTEEN WITNE~GEsi

Tic shovc r's cer'iia. - bv DOC r. T. WILLIAMS
Mr. g. Il. BROWS. al Htsi R47s fafeL Mcssrs RfSsEIi.
& LEONARD! Druggists, aaj ELEVEN ether Respectable
s,fnsss>s Rome
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-05

JOHN Is. HOOK, Vt. d.
Prof. Matera Metica and Therapeutics. Evansville
L. l.. L4ycocK, Vi. d., Medical
Pref. Theory and Practice Medicine. College.
NJ. J. BRAY. VI. D.,
Prof Prime. and Practice OF Surgery.
j. 5. SWAMI, NJ. d., Henderson. ky.
Dated Evansville, October 90, l6f9.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-05

AUGrsr %, 1850.
ID ECE1FED this morning, PER steamer Asia. n
II large lot of prime Western Reserve Chee.e by
auG94'f BABCOCK RROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
-.. Raurth Of July ON a Rrili.h steamer.

-. roB,sb of July WAS celebrated on board the
c.nsda on her passage home TO Liverpool ms
trsrcans, upon coming upof deck descrleu ~ tue
- head their owe ensign, huaerlDg IN harmony
nsS s ne nnion-iach Of Old Eneland, in commemo.
r.. VIE. ~ the dsv. Upon The removal OF the cloth
~, d;rper Cant HARRISON rose and, in some well
s az ,emsrks. proposed the following toast
~. rov,sb Of july i7;6"-The regrets thst ibis day
Inssss.eo smong Eugishn.en are o6ieraIed by the
ssee they REL in TIE glory % 'n-" oesoelosn"'
she msnIiness ADD good feeling Of this sentiment
=, Immediately and eoQqeudy responded TO by
W. Rofus Chosie, and be- closed v it'll the follow
iDs,o,,t which was spplauded 70 the echo:
uolber ard Dsugbier Utiled, they may defy the
Vcspt. Harrison, again ris'ng, gave:
srbe Prs,dent Of 'he Uniied stasss."
gop. II. Cboate replied, by proposing
sHsr Msjests Of Great Brian, the Queen"
This was acknow edged b. Lieut.. Beddick, I'm
vho proposed IN return;
/, The Army end Navy OF he United States"
Co. Barnes Of Boston, replied on behalf Of the
Army and gave
e.; % Y lS'1' '''' "
n, stewart. son Of Commodore Stewart, Of the
limited States Navy, closed bis remarks win pro-
posing
a success to the Cunsrd sesnerr"
This well NEE complmeit pfou5n' Jap "a
iron again on bis legs, who returned thanks on
bs own behalf and that Of the Company, and pro
posed
"Prospery 70 The Colilf line ofs'eamsHh from Now
STbe memory Of Wolfe" b. Mr. Woodbury., CT the
Boson bar. - - 49,. -.
sfhe nirsele Of the XvllIth Century, which showed
sh.t an Eupife may be osmefnbered without injury TO
1ter part but win ben, 10th" By Hon Mr.. Bell
Massachusetts. 1919. -, $500. -. .,.L
,ss bower" BY Mr. W. A Mathews, Of Sheffield.
This popular and opportune sentiment was ex-
csedingly well received. AID, we are bound to say,
Was prefaced by one Of the cleverest speeches
he day. The eDuncaton OF such an opinion by
an American was to be expected, but the delicacy
which induced them % refrain was the motive
which compelled Mr.. Matthews to pay this compli
ment 10 Their democratic origin.
Amid the numerous incidents Of the day may be
related that after the singing Of Rule Britannia
which succeeded the toasts, and in which the whole
cornsnv Joined. an American lady suddenly struck
up With {" Y tnkee Doodle which was also sung by
al hands amid great merriment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
rh.In,n nnle-Wrccks.

A letter to the EDITORS OF the BGttmore ADeTi-
can. under date Of Of Norfolk, 22d instant, says:
Hghe damage done by the late gale Of the 18th aud
18th along the Southern coast is beginning to de-
yelop itself South Of and off Cape Hatteras,
large number Of vessels is reported to have been
loaf At Cape Hatteras and on the shoals seven or
eight vessels reported totally lost. pilot boat fell
in with and owed into Hampton Roads. large
schooner whose decks had been swept of every.
thing. The u S Coat Survey steamer Jefferson,
Lieut. Commanding Thornton A. jenkins, IT, 8.
Navy, arrived at this place on Sunday afternoon.
with large brig, lBenj Carver, Of Searsport, III 81
in tow which was fallen ia with 60 miles TO the
south and east OF Cape Henry On Saturday morning,
In q perfectly pess condition, having lost her
mssts close to the deck, b BOOM boats, &c. AT the
time the Jefferson fell with the wreck it was
drifting rapidly toward the shore, and but for the
timely arrival and prompt assistance afforded, the
brig would in all probability, have gone ashore in
few honors causing total loss of vessel and car
CO. If not the lives Of the officers and crew.
"Every where, so far az heard from, outside the
Capes and in the Chesapeake Bay, the wind blew
with great fury, producing an almost unprecedent-
ed heavy sea. 1t is feared that there has been
great loss among the coasters between the Capes
and Charleston. A few days will doubtless give
US additional news from that quarter
"Capt Carver, OF the dismasted brig, reports
that he saw q large ship totally wrecked on the
Diamond Cape Hatteras Shoals) on the night OF
the 17th--all hands certainly Perished.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE Il BROTHER,

a n
81 FuLToN AND 1872 BoweRY.
- WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST OF thoss
~ who wish the shove goods (by susn gensnIs
In Europe aud The manu- factories here, OF ge,ing
K goods from hnst hsnds TO make their purchases s
ellb-f slofe-S7 Fulton Of or ls2 0Owery.
Gold Watches, by Cooper, robsa, Bsesey and ohers.
Gold Patent Lever Watches, full Jewelet
Gold Watches low as <M
Gold Patent Lever Nsehes for lsdles
Gold ChsiDs new article; the ChsIelsin, Tor ladies'.
slver Patent Levers, SIS
Gold Wedding Rngs, made expressly for that purpose.
God Lockets, like wsiches, open both sides
Silver Tes seis fofks spoons. Lsdles, &c.
Silver Ware IL the prlde cf business and do
" stnod TO keep the reputation Of selling oil Of our sveg
oSoal 20 collars and thai 10 warranted standard
Otk kVLk-Ah goods warranted represented; each
Article NE price msrked plsip In hKures One price aud
ese GUY. lyle 3meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
FARMS FOk NALit.

90 EOR SAEE.-A very pleasant country place 10 ths
- Wi eye o Upper Red HOOK Duchess Co ave MUGS
o. Barr town Landing, 90 the post road consls.
ug Of shout four OF hrsfse and, with plenty Of al
tinoI OF hun trees two good wells Of er large two
sory house x4 feet with the necessary OutDqi diogs aud
good fuCes For further particulars inquire the premises
OF r. @ GAR8RECHT.
NB.-The shove properly will he sold for g. SO Osy
1850 need 10 be paid down Possession given
between nov and next May. lylo In
% COUNTRY SEAT On THh Hu U@ON.-For
sse farm Of about 80 In tins village Of Hssnnss
miles from the city TIE house 10 new, built OF souo
70 the substantial manner, IL modern s.yle, viii II
rooms ard hsf ~ The mort commanding views OF 30
liver and adjacent scenery II unes unusual picturesque
srospect with convenience and retirement Tue grounds
arc ~ the huesi ords well supplied with great variety -
uit yhs whole psr VIII be sold application % "a
proprietor the premises Hes,ings on me H0dson
tyl I'M AbbtANOks blkNih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
.Ersl-!TwEEN sosroN kNb NEW.Y0kK,

via stonineton ant PrOvitence -Ialsod
without ferry, Change Of cars or bssgsse.-fse
steamers G VANDERBILT, Csptza Joel stone, ard
COMMODORE Capt William n frsEse Ia eonnecuc9
With the soungtou and Providence ard Boston and rovt
dence Rat roads. leaving NewYork daily, tSundsvs -.
Place. at O'Clock NJ ard soninstou Al 8 oeloch Il
upon he arrival OF the Mail rrsiu non Bostou Trees
cry respect psrcu sry adapted the Of Lorg
Island Sound The accommodations for passengers sse
commodious ard CONFERENCE.-The fcers capable an
pereuced The rorie hcinx the shortest and moe dirset
between Boston and New York. passengers enshcd 70
and railroads running TO various points from those ciaes
The VANDERBILT will leave New.York on Tuesday,
rhursdsy and Saturday. Leave sipninsion on Monday,
Wedneidsy and Friday. The COMMODORE VIII l-svs
New York Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. Leave stosr
lngtop Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday. N B-Pssssos
eers on the arrival Of the stonlngou procsst
fnu edisely In the splendid railroad 70 ProvteDco
and Boston esgsagsmsster accompanies each usr -
ard nom Bosion FOR passage, berths staterscms %
freight applications may be made to the Agents on the
Hharf and a he Office. 10 RatterY. place. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
yEuusYLvAHIA RAILROAD.
1850. - :

sIoNEER AND ExPsZss LINE 70 PiFPsaURan
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily q 3 oeioet A n -
sPk -,hro1gh IN 50 3ocn The cars &C lhe PeonsyivU
ss ksrose ar. Of ne ys eea md uoss eouforseble -
scrpuo1 New psefets hsee beec placed 90 ne he
souvenssrre Of usvsisss s6ording ~ ssursnes q 90
end agreeable journey 70 Pfusb7rHh
route 20 The West
eor sess sp2iy q IA nsrtssss sad T. ssrp~ Yska
snd Chesnul fhta1elpkiA WI COLDER co.
osW-fok Ms Z 4 afHDu2 AGsnk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26

xSra FOR LIyERPO0L.-Uniied sA.e' n ~
&4CnS s-anship ATLANTIC CsPtA.n tnss " - ~
This st-anl ship stl depart ~lfn tns mans o'
Europe, positively sam dag Jgy 1h. a u 0eiocA' ~
frou Ter berth Al ne loot Of CsnslsL
No herfh s>cured untl paid &c. ,
For fr.isbI or passage asvias aosq1Lled seeommods
nors foe elegance comfort Apply 70 . - 49,,
EDWARDK COLLINS, % Val o.
A1Ieuers nusi pass ttraash me Post Onoe
Tb- sesIu-T PACIFIC VII succeed IND Anznie ana "a
ssnrcsy, August 1sh- HIsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26

n, cussEfsss1 NORRIS AND Es.Rx RAIL.
~ $780, g. RDAD.-PAssEN0E TRAINS
UP-L-sys Nsw-YOFi foot Of C0d-
sne ats AN aud ~ r. A.; issve Newark 81 A. n and 81
P,sgssys FsAnSs Dows-Lesvo Dover SIS Am and
son IS ~ and 40 ~; SUNNI 12o N sod
S5P. Milyile, 80 a. N and 3iS Nj orsnse 10
TSsissT Ts.Is.-L~svs Dover 3 A ~; leave New.
OsAEeL HoRsE CAs-Lesvs Orange A NJ and LSo
? NJ lesve New-Yort II 50 A. NJ and Sis n
Passenger. by these IsDs are received and delivered
sscb way 81 North and South Orange, Alvie, BomEnt
Chatham, hsdson Aonistovn, Norris PIains psuvfIls,
A. Dover stages correcting with The A ~ passenger
Train leave fOs sneissunny ssnbope, Newton Hsesess-
WsSnssdsy. Ylidsy. for sp.rts, John.osbaSs.
slsirH0wl, Columhis, Delaware wslsr Gap suoass
1Urgh. continuing "a the Lsctswanos Works, passing
brough BsrtOnye stsnhope PA Smiths Tavern, Nee
glssvile, Cnnou, DOnmore Hyde Pnk 10 Proyidence
fuesdsys Thursdays ard Saturdays and returning msst
Al Drnvo stages leave soT PsweriIEs and Booniou On
he srrtysl Of the A. and " usins from and uess III
A N ard Y. NJ Jsin for Newyork
passenger usns Tor meDdhsm CHESTER schoooys Nosn-
sn Washington, Bsvtdsr- ard Ess,on daily sns msst
Also for ssssing Ridge 90 he arhv. Of the n 0sin
etnfplng neri morning connecting With the r. usn sor
New .YOrk
EXTRA TRAIN FOR BCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN
IN addition 20 the above trains extra express usia
viii commence running on July 5,h neS and eonnus an
Isve new.Yors rom the foot Of conIandst 81 10 AM
Newark b- arrival Of the N usiD from Pole
vhere carriages VII be 10 readiness convey psAsssxen
% scbooley's Mountain, arriving In time foe dinnss
Is EsD = ss1s 1S y. .. rss.' o sSs a S sa
all Chatham, Madison Mouislown and Hoch,-y
Returning viii Iesye Dover si6f ana sons s
,ors snd e0nnsei Win the II r. n rsin 70 ne.-fors
Pssseoeers are 70 procufs 'heh ncsss 's'ors ,sase
m, III ~ ,scvss only on the d.y -b-u puscsss.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
FOR SALE.


Nz FOR SALE Or TO LEASE-A new sad
@- The city The owner being about = depar Tor ~
rope urSen, busHess ors or sac on he II ct essoa
sbe The very beat business stands 10 the ety.
completely ted " f1r frstrae bol-L win every
vertrce for he scc mOoaion ~ lOdgers Anf glesb
Tue fixtures ard furniture are al Bew AID Of the nls
ceutt and the esabis men Il already 10 the receipt u
large patronage Among other sppgfisnsucei are Tire
husireo For f1rttsf particulars itqlre Of WM slMP.
son. correr of Bcvery spd Bro0me-st or WM. ROBIN
SON, a. The keWHsven Hotel corner Of T~eaiy sesenn
81 ard Fourih Az. i545 w
"a FOh sALE,ChEAP-IN JERSEY CITl
"a W iiIl ulf 1tes SaE ~ l1e ferry, bfcI Dwell
- ing, bo1so, stories, arc asfemenI bsndsomsy hGish
ps Of BE purchase money ear remain 90 bond aud mort
gage, per Also acres Of land Bergen Hill
speuoid view Of The Boy snd NaTro-r Dwelling bogse,
stable snd ~sgon house Win ysrety o. al Snd' o. fu
The preIniIos hsving q 6sb pond, ice well.
Apply 10 JOHN P. HILL 81 Montgomery 81 or Edgar
Ferry or 10 CLERK and Cscot Architects Is Montgomery
g1 COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALK OK TO
~ LkT-At POrcbester N Y-ll hour from CanA+sL
NIL per New Haven Rsrosd, four unes daily House
conisrs two bssen en four rooms hrs h5of egni rooms
upon ifng ground The grounds are fenced 10 vih ,'ooe
fencing. aud cover Fruit trees a1d shfu 'bsry
10 every variety stable, carriage holss ~ oola h.aag
and cunning 10 the neghhOIbood and within s11r. dis
isrce OF he sovnd Apply 10 JOHN Ii. STEVENS Drug
store, Porchesier. jyS W.
~ FOR sALR-A country residences small f.rn Of
q
A payer mill al or ether Of which may hs bought a,
bargain or line VI Railroad Il h01G ride from Troy al
10 frat rate repair and cesraby heated. Tile lndspa
ate For further paTiculsfs inquire Of BUNTING
FOOT. psper warehouse, "a Pesrls Y. GEORGE
HARVEY, owner, on prsUises Sandy Hi, n. Y. Com
uunicsuons posi paid. GOD Opportunity TO sny 70
become partner 10 q paper NIL. jy22 ~DG2gWf
"a fuR sALE-A desirable country residence H. nc
~, Town Of Wilton, Conn. about ~ uales ffom Nor.
>-' Vrlk snd shout hours ride on the Ne~-d sven
kallrosd. Il conGisu OF sore Of good land and sof
rounded with shru0hery The house Ia Ia good order II
Il on the DGnbury road and vii be sold lON a. lie sub
scriber hsi 10 use for IT, Inquire cf
l@l4r 0AUNT DERRlCksON, l59 s01th-si
dg Al PRIVATE sALE-Four valuable bliliing
d. oain the city Of BROOKLYN staisd on Warren a. he
--. tween COurhs-si ard the East River; the said lots
IN 5 feet front aud by halfhe block 10
deph OIelsf NJ the purchase money can remain on bead
AID mortgage For pcc ard further p4ricusfs Apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, A0cuonrer
fv23Iw 7Biosd-st
GO FOR rAIE-A valuable farm OF 30 acres, win =
scres Of hne variety OF fru trees IN Il bearing .
~ miles from r. C. and 9! from Porchsster Railroad "a
lions ApYly u THOMAS w CARPENTER
iv954t on TIE prem'es
- BROADWAY LOIS FOX SALE Al 'ui
- 100 feet front on Broadway ruunilg through 10
III sixthsV, average depth 80 feet fronting ALEC on
Thirty frat a. and s1ih.sv. HIM. scHlEFFELIN,
jyi92r' l4@FfonEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
~. cr.,uC-sssr- NEM-XUkh 81 khIk Alb
~ 49, Road REV ROUTE TO SUBgA.
M--k.---sA--I % Nh PIE WEST -arnmnr Ar.

~. cessrC-sezr- ,NhM-iVkh g. khlk Alb
AND THE wEsr.-summsr Ar.
rtngeueni-Jesve New Yori for 8iaghsmsoa ElrninA
Coitiug Gee Rochester, susso, and in.srnedis1s
POWELL nom pier foot Of DuaaSH as follows
srestfasssnc supper on bcsto lae 0cSl
cssef aads,osn Fo % Jsrvis asi o~.5ars, Dspss
Lsnssboro; BinghAmon owego Wsveriy, lesc.oyViie,)
Passengers Tor Rochester, Buffalo, &c can lodge At Ge
reva and ssing the EHpres, Train from Albany next
morning, arrive al Rochester sld Buffalo Al he ums
as passengers via Albany, With the advantage ofa nights
way iSD MAIL YHAu-Ats 50 An sio,plaE a. ali sns
Misunderstanding al Corning he same evenings 10 IS och
WAY TRAIN all Is Pk. Tor OrsElle and al insermedi'
ale slstions
NIsHT EXpEEnrbArN ais BPM Toppinru riermonE,
sunerus Chester Goshen Mid lstovu orsyie Port Jer.
va and all the stations Wes, Of Pori Jerys Passenger
take the Express Train from Albany Striving Al buffalo
evening Passengers for Ithscs Cayugs Bndge and
towns Csyugs Lake take the cars Of The Csyags ana
susquebanns Railroad al Owego which leave mnedaley
the arrival o. the Erie trains Passengers FOR Tioga ani
so,sb1rg Railroad 81 Corning Stages lesye Nsrowsburg,
iO5vns) Elul,s and cS..1g "a srryS 9, The trains
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EIPREss fRAIE leaves Genevs At Is A " stopping II
Elmir. Wsverly, lfsctoryvilol Owegol Binghsniou,
m. ~ Wv - Nv
WAY AND MAIL YsArs Issves Corning at s An stop.
ping al all the sauons, and arrives 10 hewYork AIS PM
MIGHT ExPKEss Train leSyes Geneva at IS Pm and
Corning 81 - Pm stopping Al all the stations west Of
Porn Jerys and al hiddetown Goshen, Chester, suferns
ard PiermOpL arriving 10 New-Yort a9 AN.
WAY TkAIs leaves Ousvflle al n AM stopping a. al
the stations, and arriving IN New-York al II An
CO specisl Train on Monday morning leaves Pom
Jervis Al 50 stopping al all the stations, and arriving
II Nov York al 10 A N.
NEwsuSsH BRAEca leaves HewburEh At 8 Is An aud
81 A ~ and as p n. connecting With the trains going
Wes Leave Chester at g IS N and Pm. and Is PM.
or or arrival OF the trains nom the West
FEEIGBT TRAINS lesve from pier foot Duane 81 Al I'M
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and all pisces
West sken by Erpress freight sins and II forwarded
through without delay.
my5Sn CHARLES uINOT, superintendent
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ESQ., CENTRAL RAILROAD OF a. JERSEY 1851.
r. xznzt..,.a-i AEnIMEH ARRAN0EMENfA

Is5o CENTRAL kAILhOAD OF a. JERSEY 1850.
r. yft.sEszeszrJ SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS,
~ commencing April |, l850-TbB Road
extends trom Eizsboghpsn 80 miles 10
WhiIe House N j. reducing the staging between me ter-
minus " the Road and EAsIOn 10 y miles, and 70 school,
eys Mountain IL miles This line leaves NeS-foff by
steamboat RED JACKET, at pier ~ River, and conneca
with rsns the New ersey Rsirosd, hieh leave New
York frOm foot Of Cortsndst a. the same hour. new
route 10 schooeys hounsain with esa Staging tnn any
other.
York by steamboat from pier ~ R. or BY the NewJsrsoy
Railroad foo OF Cortlandst al NJ. and IN Leave
Elizsb.shtosu at 10 An snd6 Pk.
PAssEsCEs TRAIN DOvS.-Lcsye While House Al ofo
A NJ and IS P. NJ North Branch al 5 80 N and l55
pm somerytle at s 10 AM. and 2l0P NJ Bound Brook
a6NAM and 22O r M o.; Plsinheld a. lao AN snd 40
Pm West6eld IL IS AN and 3 n. ElizaDethtovu sf
7 IS and To- 50 A NJ and 32JPM
The aB win pssseng stisehed) will leave
While House at 81 A NJ, sOmorV1le 40 Planh9la 5lA
and Elxsbeth port by steamboat 81 80 NJ Returning,
lszye New Yort, By steamboat Red JockeL from pier
MORT River, Al N
AL freight from newYork, intended 20 by this Inc,
must be Al he boat ~ O'Clock 70 Insure being zk 90
through ttatday
Stages will be 10 readiness The arrival Of tie O'Clock
SINGERS Easton, Wlkesbafre, Bethlehem Allentown,
hsocb CHUNK Pa and " Femsngoo Lebanon, Clinton,
Milford Bethlehem, Bloomsbury New Hampton, Wsshr
Saturday TO Delaware Water Gap, srOudssurg Baritone
nile Ssnhope, Ds File, Buektown. and LacssvannsIron
WORKS, &c. Pa
NIB All baggage 81 the rss Of the ownen ANIL deiiv-
srsc into the actual possession VI Agents Of bs Com
pEuy, snc checks receipts given tberefor. -
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<-fS<< FOR sAN FRANCISCO VIA CHA.
&ZlEkH ORES, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST The
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY. ChAs
sOddard umander will leave for Ch.gres Thurs
CAV Iss August at O'Clock, p n from Pier ~ r For
J. COWARD L SON, 81 Broadway
" The EMPIRE CITY will follow the CRESCENT
CITY leaving for Chagres Tuesday l3n August BY
which weasel through tickets viii be furnished
lyll OtAugl ltW
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EXCURSIONS.
80 FOR sHREWaRUNY. IOl
LONG

- u BRANcH, ocean Housed PORT VASE
INGTON MOUNTS AND BROWNS
DOCKS, thisd' etD VI, HIGHLAND DOCK, tvh-a prac-
ucasiel AND Red BANK-Tbe eirect route 10 the NoTth
American Phs.ux Associai0u The vel Il own stssn-
nosi JOHN HARf Capt A. Il Haggery, viii iesve weri
sae o. feek,.hp Per, (E1si RiveT,l A. iolo rs;
N-fn-N ~~L
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STORM IN PESHsYLvANiA.-It is gratifying
10 be able to state that the late destructive
storm did but slight jury to this part OF the pub
lie works. AL the dsmsge sustained occurred be-
tween Harrisburg aHd Columbia, and was not Sc
rious and the canal wln be Immediately ready for
naviee alton. The JOniats division was not injured.
The susquehanns, west branch and north branch
divisions, are supposed to be much damaged,
though not as greatly as was al first apPrehendei.
The repairs it is ssld, will bs completed in a few
days. lFnba' NORTH American
THE PURCHASE OF New. MEXlCO-Hon Truman
Smith in his speech IN the National Senate on the
9Th mat produced full and official statistics to show
that the Territories of New Mexico and California
cost the Union l24 O3s 3J3 90 In the expenses OF
the war and toe indemnity paid for the Territory
acquired Besides which We have the following
statistics of the loss of human life in the war;
The number of deaths retained by the officers Of
the army 10 1855 9749 we're discharged for dlsa-
bity, OF whom at least half have died, say 1874
20 go men were mustered INTO service during the
war, and so 573 were mustered OUT OF the residue,
amounting TO % 6s7, 2OO72 were retained as dead,
discharged or deserted and the difference, 2,6l5,
are supposed to be dead OF those mustered out of
service il ia estimated that 10 per cent or STA,
have since died thus making, in the aggregate, a
loss of 25, 4sl lives through this war. Mr. Smith
rightly asks whether, with this expenditure OF life
and treasure the United States have not purchased
New. Mexico, and whether We are to obliged TO
purchase 1t second time.
DEPARTURE OF MissIoEARIEs-The following
Missionaries have taken passage in the ship w aIh-
ington Allston, for Maulmain and Calcutta -
Rev. Messrs j. Wade, and wife Il. Kincaid
wife and three children; j. H. Vinton, wife and
two children; NJ. Bronson, wife and one child;
VIM. Ward and wife ) N. Whiting and wife;
DR.. John Dawson, wife and two children; Mrs o.
=. Cutter, Miss NJ s. Shaw, Mss Mob ain,
Masters Lucien Hay den, and James Trip, two
Assameseli Misa Barbori an Assamese girl.
Boston Traveller Wednesday.