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hath Of Genera. Uminsk..

The celebrated Polish General UMIssxI
died at Wlesbaden on the 10TH Of June. He WAS one
of the mos! prominent actors the last Polish Revo-
luton but for several years had lived xgres retife
ment at Wlesbaden lie born IN tho year i's0,
IN the Grand Duchy OF Pcsen As early a. l79a he
commenced his military career, volunteer under
Kosciusko. When the Poles were summoned I'd
new efforts for freedom BY DombrCysski, IN 1900
Uminski Vas among the srst TO take up arms lie
formed a Polish Guard Of Honor for Napoleon,
fought at Dantzick 3ssed wosnd al Drschau'
where he was taken prl 0ner and seni0accd to dean
By Prus,ian Court Martial. His sentence was ro1
oxectted. however, a. Napoleon 'hnDatcned refn-
,als. In the war az 5Gst Austria no commanded
Dombrow skis advanced guard, Sas made Colonel
and formed the l0th aussar regiment, which slgsa'
ICED Itself at Mosals. IN 1912, and at whose head ne
was the first to en.er Moscow. In the retresA ne
saved the life OF Pom 4tOwski \: the battle OF Lfjp-
SIC, where he acted a Bng@hef General 10 Was
again wounded ana taken prisoner After the SiSso-
luton of the nat Jsal army 81 Poland, he ,aIefed
into the Polish Russian service, but soon cIsined
ms discharge, a,d lived in retirement m Posen'
th3igh without niermlttlng MS efforts for ne nee
dom Of Poland. In the year 1921 he helped 10 iounl
q patriotic uniGs, arfssted alter the accession
Of Nicholas L. and In tho year 1870 sentenced TO sr
years mprisoDaeEt IN tbs fortress oil Gl sau Es-
Gaping from ms IN 1881. he went to WARSAW, ah'
took part as a common soldier N the battl1ot WawF
The next day ne made General d DIVISION %
the 25th of February he beat Debltscla al Gro8S'
and distinguished himself IN several hher oaae'
Outlawed and hung ia sfhgy At kosen he foul1 dh
asylum In France The remainder Of a.s suoseooo''1
life he passed In Wiesbaden. tn.BskI "%s aiS"
known as writsf military afasss. Those VINO
knew hirs the Latter years Of his axle are lou IA
their praises of the eetness benay0lence ana as
nifty of hls obaTsetsr He Will b. long rersempei~'
for ms devotion 70 the cause Of Polish bery' Gnu
the people, ~ho future times saai struggle 'o' VA
same boon. Will gain new encouragement TON ~
glorious example.
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stance, the cost of these schools per head
of the population Is 5lcents, in New ork
50 cents; in Philadelphia the rate per pupil
attending school is SIS IL. in New York It
is Sc Sc. And comparing the expense IN
New-York, with the average IN the other
principal cities of the Union the conclusion
is the same. In the other cities 1t averages
IS cents to each person OF the population,
in New-York only So to each scholar at
tending 50 Oi, to New-York IS Sc. And
the same is the case taking the expenses IN
their relation to taxable property. and If we
contrast our public with private schools
giving an equally good education, the supe-
rior economy of the former IS even more
strikingly manifested
The report also goes at length into the
expense and usefulness OF the Free Acad-
emy, but there it is not necessary to follow
it. The main point to be established be-
yond denial is that our system of Free
Common Schools. with all its efficiency and
excellence. is a cheap, economically man.
aged system. That is now demonstrated,
and we presume We shall not again hear
that it is enormously expensive, and ought
to be taken into the fatherly care of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10
r. In behalf of the HAYWARD RusREa

40 NrwARN INpiA RvptrN Co. L CANpEk, FoRD
Co SnoE ASSOCIATES, AID orAsRs a we'll Known
IRE ntN dual With lawyers cunnlns Shapes
an Mn ertlsement to appea issued by the above par
rs The words in behalf eff cunnngly relieves rcspo-
x,he pnrtes from Consequences Of hhck Is moi te that
4 infringe Gccdyears gaten-ny goods are made 0. my
r~n pa,entsnoeosy Goodyears paIent The jury az
Trenton before Judg, Grier, N the United states Count
tnumphSnt puts the seal prSn hat stale talseh Oae
~ the issues tired hy the jury charged me IN using
x.ssixea. patent and the vcrtct and Judgment WAS IN
INV favor, and there hut Vne trial have Il patents
many al which are prated ~ ,se comeinanon' ana my
-uus AGAINST (ssslyear, EcrI, Newark Co.. SIMON 90
AMI others will be brought q 'rs a> >on - pssnt
publ,she, attacks and hess en- suisais irom n Juo
~, AGAINST whom l have >L's for libel NV sVis are
hett@r cheaper and hanasoneT than any IN the market
ana thanh the conhlnsfsca 10y advertising them
~'s RoRACE "a. DAY. - Csarilsnd-st..
Manufacturer of India Katesr so'Ss. snc se owner :"
y, ,,trnts IN the rubber tDslses>. w 1"
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Iyp,.SA-In the With District. David

Brier. of Fountain county, has been unanimous
" nominated for Congress by q Wing District
Convention at Lafayette W. X Rochester, who
recently declined to run for Congress, presided
over the Convention, and a most acceptable Sc
res OF Resolutions were adopted Daniel Mace
Is the Opposition candidate, and the Free Sollers
OF Tlppecanoe county recommend Samuel A.
HUFF to the support OF their party, but 1t has not
vet been ascer,alned whether he has accepted
The colored people Of Indiana have called =
State Convention TO be held IN Indianapolis OIL
the Lot OF August. 10 take into consideration
some scheme OF general emigration 70 Liberia
or some oihe country.
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RICH Co : IMPROVEMENT tpatent sustained 9Th Janud
ny 1851 the supreme Court 81 the L sl-Roff SrEAHNS
Co successors 10 RICH Co. the only makers IN the
United States W WILDER FreprOoi Safes. with KchS
Impro, have constantly hand assortment OF
varIml, sizes at the Depot iaG Nater-s where Toe
Neen certificates Of tets IN Accidental tues, The
only tests 10 be relied upon
ALMoN Roff, JOHN q SiEARNS, A. MARVIN
One of Rcls Improved Paon Salaniandcr SAFES which
purChased the ID OF June last oi = ,Marvin 1872 Wa
Agent for The hanufaC urer exposed IL the
most ,cnse heat during the late dreadful coniagratIon
The store which occupied A. Broadst was entirely Cpa
Sumed the safe fell from second story ahnrt fifteen
iea into the cedar and there fourteen houyS and
when found told and from MS appearance aerward.
should nudge that II had lecn heated red heat On
re.ing A. the books and papers found no, 90 have
De touched hy FIRE do.u tins ordeal sucieat 10 con-
M fully the reputation that Rchs Safe has ALREADY Oh
famed ia, pTescr,ing IL cont, all hazards
WILLIAM BLOopGOOD.
N.N York Jul, sls;. 1916 Nl0Gs
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AMENDMENT OF TINE CRY cnAsrrs.-

A bill Is now before the Legislators, 10 afsenolS
The City Charter a. 10 ALLOW the Common C"uh'h "
aold monthly sessions oS eight days dufAnoh' =" =
much longer as the members may be ~li'ls 10 'e"'
the City gratis The increased number OF u'''
would be but six This, ~e think decided I'D
provement. as II w!l,.do away Nth all speclai W
sIons.
A motion has been made 10 add a clause !" "
bill providing that the Mayor shall IN three "a"
nominate 10 the Board of Aldermen person b"' VIZ
ONCE Of Chief OF Police This IS another move
the night direction, and aTden,ly hope 'he '"''
sure Will become a law Our police system "
coming too bsd-aIId vi fear II will not De c's's'.'
anii a change Is made IN the head oftcer OF Iae
parment. II Is true that some vigor and NE "'''
infused into the Police force. and If our Mayor S
sists IN refusing to do his duty, the Legis'A
should pass this act, which Is designed 70 eon'p
him TO nominate a successor TO the present ih'-'"
bent OF the once Of Chief We are opposed 10 o'i''
ing politics into our police system And care d" y
what faith new man belong 50 thai he prove
tive. energetic, lndep-nden! and ho"e''
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EcLIPSEs.-There viii be an Eclipse Of
the Moon on the evening Of the lssh and the morn
ing OF the 18Th which viii De VISIBLE n this City and
on the morning of the ssth there viii De an Eclipse
OF the Sun on Its northern limb, which Will also Dc
VISIBLE IN this civ
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To PAINTERS ANn PunLIsHERs.-The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention of Pun
tiers and Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates SC The improvement consists IN giving Ia them
copper face about hTadtl0na cost sotha' Their
durability increased direct proportion to the superior
tenacy copper typo metal which, according t. cor
rect experiments 70 sto l. From this single fact
will at he perceived tina; thin face OF copper must
extraordinary endurance >" printing surfaces and et
terence has FULLY proved ,ulh 10 6e the case The Npn
pany secured letters patent for the Improvement and
they are prepared to receive and orders al then
tabishment, y North William St, New-fork.
The following papers are printed the copper facedt type
New York Courier and Enquirer; NewYOrk DAILY Tub-
une BOSTON DAILY journal Boston Flag of Our Union
Boston Pictorial Drawing Room Companions New-forA
Organ, aud others NEWTON COMPANY,
,e2l TuThSSu North William-st \. Y
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GEosGIA.-ln the Hid (Owen's) District
Hon A. II. Chsppell has been nominated as the
Union " candidate for Congress He was for-
merly In Congress, and has occupied quite 4
prominent position IN Georgia polltlcs.
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For California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING
The Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sand
inch Islands. 1t will contain all the Latest For
eign and Domestic News. City News, Money and
Market Reports Marriages, Deaths &c
Persons wishing copies OF this paper VIII
please leave their orders early this morning.
Price. single numbers, slxpence.
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NOT HsAR THIS proverb applicable 20 all Deaf per
sons who ma, have neglected % consult III LvlhNhh
Anr,s III Rrswav AMER "a. wonderful cures of deafness
ina, are daily performed by him HIS scccess as an AIs
a. and his treatment unattended Win pam
.r,.r T.,tumonSs 70 at his Ear lnhrmarv SIi
R,s an, where he can consulted personally or b let
ter dail, ftom tbs Fsssi unpaid letters refused
IVA
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Axnrnsnx % Rnwery. Is
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1851

r53- Persons about leaving the City during tae SUMMIT
months can have the Day IbEn, sent 70 them by eang
or ssndnr Their ddres 10 the Publ cation O9ce corner Of
Sr1ce and Nassau-sts opposite the CITY Han Prce -
cents a month, payable IN advance
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Several typographical and other errors
having occurred in the following Appcrtion-
ment Table, as it appeared in yesterday
mornings Tribune, we republish it with
corrections
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~ Housekeepers, and all others, in want

Sf Bedding Bedsteats, &c, would do well to call at NJ
WILLARDs old established WaTerooms. $50 Chatham st
II Mulborry-s whcr may be found the largest
sortmeni of articles hrs line offered to the public
Feathers Beds Mattresses &c Patent Screw
hedste ads and Cots wholesale and retail 8 lmTsIhSSt
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TRrTH AND TRUTH ONLy.-The day is

Truth AND RUTH tNLN.- he uaN Il
eas, when the public would sutm, 10 he dmgeed with the
-. a,pour Of empIlclsm kN.PPs Health Restorative
, could have obtained celebrity except by their
Then reputation rests facts. and those facts show
Int = estion female complaints, dlsordered bowels
,,.,ln., md by. dyspepsia, want of appetite and low
,, r., az. heyond the hest pren.. alton
st,aSt General Depo, ~ HudsoR,st 50 cts Nef bottle
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A VALUABLE ToN,c AND D,sE1Y

The O,,scna,cd Btters received '-ore weight, M
dorseinents than any medicine bsior the public COM
,s,sing the DIS she ,srs,ns and statesmen
acssns the superiority 81 - medicine for the cure OF
Dyspepsia IN all its forms.
FOR sale by A Il, \ u s.o,s ,co Enlton-s A d. SEQ
vll Co, 3i6. and G a, H'" 40, broadway \ l. Cod
Snston SOS ltoaS q and us broadway, NJ Gn'on va
SoMen. t'." OF Grnd-si Hall, Rncse \ ~, zVs
'~s''''~ Canada
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Nor,cx tn TIM PrRLlC.-We have no

NOrICH TO THs PrBLlC.-Wt NAVE no
TO-, a, .mempt ON the par, DAY 10 involve ignorant men
~ IA law SUITS hy punca-on N whch De has the daring
"a TIA, the caussn published behalf ot the sag
x,.nn asain>, dealers IN Days Shoes Is ms i'heEed
We can ca saw reply ha iaoss whe 10 deal ana a9ao.
viii nav, their doubts speedily removed UPON prt 'iheu
Salcation It'll ais inf1nsensnts ey pochsses
snrrd newspsper puesn20ns for due notice VIII be
~.
~,.ri Ruhher "a ami othsr~ WIZ
hNLAReEMENr OF THE BATTERY.
Lyon his battery has enlarged
With CANISTER YOU kaow IFS charged,
And ROW DIR Of the dealhest kind
Is with his canister Combined
lust bring his battery To near
On wall. hocr, ceiling wansccs star
And ysu will ind the insect tram
All cut OF % coup de nam.
Erd bugs and reaches sun more tough
lie murders with powder Puff
uvox's Magnetic Powder and Pills fx DESTROYING rats
"a nice are or sale wholesale and retail Broadway
Y7 81
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".,oso,,ro B,rrs.-RusH's MAGIC CREAM

t,>,v.>r viii allay the unpleasant irritation caused hs
The bites n Mosquitoes, any poisonous insect IN one
minute Principal Depot Si9 'rtenNlch corner " r r
At Price rs cents per h.:e. Also oN T. NJ GtioN'
c,,,.r How 81, anl Grand. Il
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~. See advertisement Of BABairr's
G., Powder IN Second Page.
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~ FowLERs & Wills. Phrenologists
. p,A,,sher. Clinton Hall III Ns>saa-ss near the Parx
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~ The Crayon DaguerreOtypes are

every dsy becoming and fashionable, they
really beautiful works Of ar. Taken only at Nj A 3
Doors Gallery. 1853 Broadway corner Of Frankn-stree'.
Profess pntenied
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FAILS OF NIAGAnA.-The only perfect

Of Niagara ever tasen are now On ethblti"n at
WHITEHuRsTs Daguerrean GALLERY, $40 Broadway corner
u Le0naTdst The duplicate set ut the Worlds Far Is
pronounced by the London Journal perfect triumph OF
art " Admission free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10
ELEGANT HOUSE For SALE.-One of the

of elegant threesory buCk Dwelling Houses 80 East
Twentieth St Second built 10 months since IN
the substantial manner with all the latest improve
ments including hot furnace &c being IN the Immedl
vicinity OF three stage routes. VIII be sold a, bargain.
the being about "a remove 10 the country Can he
~ a any time. Apply on the premises.
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Tyy CHEAPEST FREScH LAWNS, BARsGEs

AND GINGHAMs EVER OFFERED ~ NEW YORK.-HrlCH-
COCK X LEADBEATER, 34T Broadway corner LeOnard-st
selling very elegant french Muslin for IL Yard full
yard wide and fast clors beautiful figured and Cheney
Bafeges for II ID an excellent Bingham for Is and Six
Tissues Grenadines FouEud Silks. SILK and Lnen Lus
tiers, POpns, sc sc at coUespondinsly low rates A
large stock Of SILK Barge Lnen, and Toll de Lyons Man
tillas, very cheap.
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IY Ladies about going IN the country
"ll find at MILLtRs Canalst every article that can
possibly he wished for IN the shape Of Shoes Boots aes.
Slippers &c for ladies' and children. lOw IN Price
"a any store an Eew-YOrk J. u. MILLER, i3 Canal-st
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ELEGANT FREScH Barp.L CARDS AND En-

vgLoPs-T1c subscriber would respectfully eau the at
entiOn os parties requiring something truly elegant 10 his
beautiful style Of Bridal Cards, Enyeops and Wedding
Boxes IN the latest mode
Iy8 I'm EvERDELL Broadway, cor. u Duane-st.
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SUMNER Reconsideration, who are

about starting their Summer aunts should not Ian 10
call before doing at the establishment 81 Mr. EDWIN
A. BROOKS, $50 FultOn-st and make a selection from
ms extensive assortment Of light and fashionable Bots
CATER HIS stock Of the very best char acter and
his char gee exceedingly cteap.
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of AK to Turn comes down this valley and
here lntersects that from Lyons, We were al
lowed twenty live minutes for breakfast, which
would have been very well but that the time re-
CURED for cooking most of the breakfast had to
come out u It.
There was enough and good enough TO
eat. and las usual Throughout, all this reglor)
Wine in abundance without charge, but Tea,
Coffee or Chocolate must be ordered and pad
for extra Even 80. | was unable TO obtain cup
of Chocolate, the excuse being that there was
not time to make IT, nd not understand there
fore why was charged more than others for
breakfast, but to talk English against Preach or
Italian is TO get mile behind III no TINA, so |
pocketed the change offered me and came away.
On the coach, hoveser, with an Enghshman
near me who had travelled this way before afsi
spoke French and Italian, yentured TO expose
NV ignorance as follows.
sNeigAbor why was charged three francs for
breakfast, and The res, of you bul two aad a
half
Don't know-perhaps you had Tea " Coffee
No, Sir--donr drink either
Then perhaps you washed your face and
hands
Well, II would be Just like s,e.'
%, then, that's II The malt traEc Was for
| the basin and towel
All. oua Ola so the milk In tAat cOcoa-nut
| was accounted for.
- Our road, though winding constantly among
mountains. was by no means rugged one. On
the contrary, was surprised to find it 50 nearly
| level Three or four times during the day we
| came TO hard hill, and usually yoke Of oxen,
an extra horse span. stood at the foot ready to
| hitch on and help US up. OF course, were
steadily rising throughout, but so gradually and
OF so capital road as 10 offer little impeachment
10 our progress A better road made Of earth |
never expect to see Every mile Of It is plainly
under constan, supervision, and any defect Is
instantly repaired. The only exception TO It's
excellence Is caused by the villages, which occur
at an average Of ten miles apart, and consist OF
| fifty TO two hundred poor dwellings. mainly OF
stone huddled chaotically together along the
| two sides of the road which is twisted and
turned by them IN every direction. and often
! crowded INTO q width OF not more than eight or
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W Citizens and strangers are Invited u
-a and examine the fine d Boots Shoes and new
style of Caters for sale the BoOTMAKERs UNION, 3?
Nassauy where large assortment can be found al fe,u
for wholesale prices Vo wv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07
From the Journal Sin Of the % inst.
Loss OF STEAMER AMERICA.

q LOSS OF STEAMER AMERICA. =
The steamer Americas, Cwpt. Broadwel, bound from
Phadephia Mobile, to take her station Like Poncha
trane lost the night of the th u off Cape HATTIE
Light bearing N w, supposed ahou ten miles distant,
in falhoms Sin Of the picked up
the following morning by the Sehr. Champion Captain
Bartlett from Boston. and arrived here last night The
mander of the IS in number have been heard Of
The following report of the loss the
furnished by Capt BARTLETT The starboard after guard
started by heavy which caused boat
badly; at midnight broke the expansion pipe which entirely
disabled the engne then kept the boat before the wind
or miles, and anchored in fathoms water, with feet
water in the hold The then picked their and
the first boat with of the board left the
about quarter past two O'Clock in the morning The
two boats with the Captain and the balance of the
had not yet left but supposed to have done in very
short time afterwards.
The following ths those that
this place John Ledge. I'd Eng Staten Morris I'd Pr
lot Alfred Thomas, Waterman Charles G. Mcdonald,
and Jacob Harrsss deck hands, and John Haman
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07
FREIGHTS
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 6, 1861.

BAcox-Norh Carolina continues scarce with only
small receipts of CROP which sells readily
BEANs-White-None in market.
Corn. -Reccived IL 900 bushels of Corn from Baltimore
and other ports 1900 of which for dealers order
the balance for SALE which brought 10 per
vessel Sales from vessel in lots suit purchasers from 7
to IS cents per bushe The market very well supplied.
HAY100 bales North River Hay selling from wharf at
IS per bs prime Eastern sold at
80 days 46 bales from Philadelphia 81 small lots
bales from New York afoat not sold. -
LUMBkROne raft river scanng sold at &c. and raft
wide boards at 81 80 per NJ. ....s.
LARD-Stock of North Carolina Lard light and sales Of
new crop, in barrels at g. and kegs 81 per -.
MoLAssEsNo arrivals since last week former receipts
selling, in lots to suit at quotations. 53,...
NAVAL SToREs.-When closed enquiries last Thurs
day, the market for Turpenne had decided downward
tendency and Friday the article declined cents per
barrel for both qualities 1t revived again however, Sat
urday and again declined Monday Since then receipts
have been light and Saturday prices have been fully
maintained for yellow, and cents advance last weeks
figures for the hard article We quote sales this week per
Dbl of ESQ bs at So 05 81 10 for soft and 81 TO- 81 49,
ST 80 81 35 for hard closing to-day at at high
est figures for sales of 1926 barrels The sales of the week
foot up about 1927 barrels Iar-From 800 1000 bbls
sold this week at 81 rs per barrel We hear of nothing
ing in Spirits TnYemtiae. About 500 barrels Common Ro-
sin, sold this week at 80 cents per barrel.
PEAs-No Cow Peas arriving stock fair.
PoTAToEsIrish Planting Potatoes selling from
IS So so per Dbl, in lots
SALTsalcs of 400 sacks Salt 90 per Sack 80
days and $50 do at rs cents cash $50 bushels Alum Salt
at 20 cents per bushel, 80 days
STAvEs-Smal lot Red Oak HID dressed sold s15 per
Nj and $4,000 do. rough at $40 per NJ
SHINoLEs-Nothing been doing in Shingles.
TaBER-Receipts light, and the article is taken about
fast it arrives within range of quotations table
FREGHTsAre at present somewhat plenty, ard the
for barrels to Philadelphia and New York have declined
See table,
ExcHAHGE-Bank rates, North per cent prem; South,
do. do.
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STEAM FRIGATE SusouEHANNA GOING TO THE WoRLD s
FAIs:-We find the following article in the N. York
Herald, but unable to say whether the report is
correct:
!" 1t is now ascertained that petition of the Phil
adelphia mechanics to the government has caused
an order to be given for the outfit of the steam
er Susquehanna, to go direct to London. This ves-
sci is one of the most beautiful war steamers afoat
and will compare favorably with the best in the
British service The ship carpenters of Philadelphia
may we'll be proud of her, and have no doubt that
she will attract much attention on the bosom of the
old Thames
ordered to the command of the U. S. Sloop- war
jamestown, now fitting out at Norfolk Navy Yard