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GROVER Il BAkEit PNTENT SEWING MA


''IIF.NTH-NTATEN
TIME AMI Prophet tGc sr!'t III tc
cng and simplify their having crctd
United States Letter. Patent the prepared 10 "er To-
the exclusive Right Vi Territory States Cuunlcs ad Cites
Machines with the RIGHT 10 This is etriy an ofI@nat IA
nuhn- all similar having before been oleie 10 me
uuuc; the Tich o the csic Our VA
b. the use OF wv" heecs supplied wiki thread from soo
new si'ir0 whch Will open Tavr--n iif aSt
silica l. ataGed 10 the a kinds Of ahtcs 81 OF
Ietr IL s!fAish crcu! or otac. capable oil being
woar! rred speed AMI require 5ut le By Means vi
ed carriage winch Compact and convenient r sich ag
regulated Ia any eHsih The needle etcuaTi! Uo
III, able Machine. at.!s an unpn ulty
rom the tge % tie Con be desired The Machine l.
wcEed ny ueahle hand az regulated 90! ei'
comric AMI snc ~ costrmc, iaaie or!'r
". cunheni Lat Machine ra viii all the
i.re made The fce complete
(Which will be carefully pnretto the worl)is
hun !el dai twenty ,e liar Applications Tcrrior
n:c:inr .: n fIs!t u use, ~ I.Ic<
theta AM All "t4"f< c"c'4ms rH: a,acies W.. /" promo
80 - a.! r;e!h 10 +. ii ah a,.:insCl tie Po
preors sad Paicm!ees, GROVER x BAKER
Inv 2-3raw3m II Mil s,e, Ensl,n Nasa
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WALSH DISHlARE

NEw YORK, july 2.-Commissoner Bridgman delivered
his decision this morning in the Of Stephen Walsh
charged with being deserter from the British army He
ordered his discharge.
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COOL-Our ncighbors Of The Enquirer, speaking Of tie
new steamer Rutnoke which launched few days
in New York says she is destined for the "Rchmond
trade" Now VIC have heard that this vessel "destinrd
for the Nnrfolk Petersburg and "Rchm"nd trade" But
Paris is France and dou3tlrss Richmond s Virginia, and
Virginia is Rlchmond.-I Petersburg Iateaigencer
Our nephbor is capous by far We referred TO Rich
mond simply because hat city will be of the termint OF
the line We had desire TO Norfolk Petersburg or
any place in Virginia excluded from the trade Nor do
we believe that Richmond is Virginia. in any respect She
would be nothing without backing Of the State.
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Parod gave concert in Louisville tho evening of the
18Th june The papers of that city pronounce 1t the
delightful musical they have been favored with
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mr., r,o,don Times and Ocean Steam Navigation

The London Times and ocean s'e"i" 49,
To The Editors Of the Union ,,b,;shod
Sir Enclosed you will find communication as puohsheo
in The London Times by Mr. John 5. Cunningham, now al
rho Worlds Fair as commissioner for the Stale OF virginia
which fy tells its own story. 1t appears thcreioTn that
The Times-acknoweged TO be the newspaper OF England
no, of put before the world mere as
sembed the pretension that England the pioneer in AT
antic steam navigation. This has been promptly mel ano
conradcted by my son. with The most incon'estaoe poo
which goes to show that America was not only inc sl 20
cred, Of having first navsated the Atlantic by sean as
we'll as being the FASTEST the present day (vde late "Trip
If the Pacific one of the Collins line OF steamers on mat
element which Britannia has long boasted being the mistress
of take the liberty of asking place in your columns io
this and the paper attached an important Item ot ae
bis,orv which will no be interesting 10 the Ane
reader and may passed from the mind OF the pub
lie generally Very, respectfohy; yours, CYAN
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Governor Seymour of Connecticut has vetoed the charters
of several banks passed by the Legislature 1t requires only
majority of both Houses pass the bills over the veo and
this may be done. The given by the Governor fox
the exercise Of the veto may be thus summed up:
That these banks had bcen called for by the people
that they exclusive privileges 10 the lew and not TO the
nanv contrary to the Bill Of Rghtsrhut banks liable
To abuse power given hem-that the stock Of
banks is paid from the profits ri the bank-that the
pva property If the stakeholder Is not liable for The Orbits
of The bank privilege granted Individual debtors
that system Of banking is safe under all exeencr
proved by the caastrhes Of there Is now bank
inc capital and nve sufficient for all bust
ness pupoBes-and that had been granted which
we're sales Of the charters.
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sE, HA-uING-cAPE MAY. n, J.

OSGRESS HALL Is nIw open Tor The reception n' NlSorS
- The proprietor thankful Tor the liberal Patronage
respectfully solicit those inIrns Wit thu
lar b.IhnI present make his 0ne their lone.
Hi arrangements anil accnnm0 aos. he wIl D. aus
which have heretofore ben provided
a The suh>riIhrr has taken pans IL oruc good
hnrc under tn CONVICTION that hey are best
and Of MAJORITY OF the snnurnes AT
this place. . ,
Ju,r ll--cim u. MILLER
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with tt,elr RDIng MILL
"a nav erected IN Mandatory Of all desc p,ions
AXES uaTCilETS AND AIDES. whchhey equal any
made IN the cuunry AMI Offer dealers Northern prces
Their executed under the direction Of Mr.
r. ys The firm o. Reynolds Sons. of
ken in Aer1 and whose Tools have long
an iavp1.5y known every State III the uaion
l- Otasrs will be executed with all possible dispatch.
June 3-cf R. ARCHER & CO.
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Nav 20--cwis END " SPEAk!S.


LASDS-S:lis ANDS FOX -
\ uur4lr,c Il ,'!ftg SEftf'f 'ru Lass aud
tamcrfy. the county U"u;e E": Id" 9th jay N,y
Isi; fh nm VIII oacr public sale
prsLiS- n ESDA :he - i oil Ju! 1901, i! valuable
ia,c he ulrucr OF me late Nm 4 't". dec 81!
TINS csu 30. acre. Hes ~ III: comfy orre.
t. main road e l. CJurI House G"!onsSI nrlu
,i,iu ,frre la,rs armcrat seven al the ar:
a,i,nins The an u MIS- e Wills joins Wills! Cb4pr.r
, Others The hs n"st par. 81 he hsi descriptions:
>.h West ununlr!n i.;t: .i.rna: at,r. IL
rru.s kla-
ar,lud. ne
m never IL In. eli Itn liz" Of tc G,=e ArAs.!r!s
Elrll n. AZ present ioras!, through Ia ltI oIaa. r.
within the" u Mex uJIIt, uIr nl
The !wclIn. house ar-e uuI tcnHoous good
rn,r with all huan4 urrrasafy 10 re u.s.
conveniently and taste My afr'I:c:
TEXANS the purchase money ISncccsRry cay
rl tc urt! residue
@ rom the lee paH!
H. nv. ron " approved security lie r It:iae!,.. 4nt
,Ir ME Il, DC hc,i IL ~,
rie rams and he rrer.ei Procession Will be
p,vrn 81, ,oon made ana the bo.C
cr 50 lar n- enabc tn finish and
hcIrcrlS
said and believed De-
p.r.oEs w4.is examine t:s estate oaf" he sa,
,, r,u on tho subscribers
y.tla!y I,',i'> 49,, - 4" u" - ,
ENkRtir fI1i
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AUCTION SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
OF Deed ui Trust! executed ~ ne as lIusec, .! hit
the :7ll Of NnFeiber -i AMI % ir
rrd IN iefts Office OF Nasrniond County Court shall i
he purposes saii deed rfnc.ed Tie premises on Satra!
sell the hghe't bidder Tor cash. III
~ Land situated Nanssnond river IN the county o: Snns'
mead in ,.inig FERRY POINT containing about ta
hundred TIE Improvements are OF seria'
the in Of fertility nclicntll aivaatdseso
@ .ryr rem the river a,s which ATTIRE! "a. iry plant
IN. o, STE s. cve,l add greatly the value OF ihc F.rn
May l7-cl1 j. = ih>oh. trustee
MagpE;9,s ADVENTURE FOX SALE.
OFFER sale. consequence OF inability
incei AMI ncrclSng lnnrny u sit
,,,r On The , opposite the Beaver Dam f.
a anil kIchmond l2l1 OF whI:i
first quaHY about 81 acres Creek nat
pc:i.ciy rccn an IL every respect ena ~ Tue river bottom
oil which IN
the b. whciis wood: !ourhs oi winch
r,oinal or ~ H. aiurlG the
The Of eIg house aud all
ne, e.sary Inr a !aInliy, tanning aud planting
81 the above estate, woud simply
saw ,r :, ~ regarded ali who equal the
an .an Wheat farm. perhaps superior 10 any!
Term. and promptly mate known 10 an! one wishing I"
purchase. ,oux c,,,,,,
June l-cm 1OnN 'II.t'M.
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MORTALITY IN CITIES.

The following statement comprises The deaths in
the Atlantic cities for the week ending June 81 and their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

RED w EEr SPRINGS Allegheny County, a.
fHilE Undersigned WOULD inform! the ruhIC that they We oero'
heretofore managed Ivy j. X Sampson Esq They avet h'h en-
pee made large improvements Ia their buildings aHa et gr"
prepared approved styled inuci
larger niImier oil listers than heretofore
These Springs mile from the Old Swee:, ana SIKH N "
the White Sulphur Springs; and from them are Dan? INES 81
There live Springs, differing III their gaseous ana
ingredients and varying their temperature from "a 10 ~ ee
rene THO Bath several degrees warmer THAI that al the
Springs The tonic sve and aierent-"c sun
debility especially delicate Icinaes also I" lhs
,sn cuaneons affections and chronic diseases OF the stomach
spleen. Sc, DC RcIero Bell baths and Mineral Waters a
10 BURKE on the Mineral Springs Of Virginia. =,
The bu'dngsare extensive laid and are III m repair m
furnished intlr 's Hc ia'v
attached buildings rcadIn. ROOM which "l be supplies
daily with newspaper. from all o tho ,e aies o M
premises Will be found Billiard Rooms Ten Pin Alleys anu ia
iiauses-evcy hEs iinn render me ht' H"r'
Springs t! most desirable mountains OF ir-lhi
The turnpike I'd through vale" ahun!s one a nv
most delightful rides the Beaver FAIL. The scenery oil "it
Acknowledged To- be unsurpassed in the mountains
proprcoIs Keep Horses and Busse> for the accom-
Visitors and c neither labor or eN
prnse render their visit comfortable and pleasant.
II-'m BIAS q ESTFNbbV
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' ra.uAnLE r,sAc.:, OF EiND Is we: Gus:
TRUST SALE: OF NEGRO:

az pursuance tr u: 'rSt IRON Janes l. Mayo to me ~
RpTrcT. record III :c CLERK narr .: f'"
aan Curn,y tnur ar. OF fleece 81 III" CircEi Cou o Pow
haan rcgcrc day February. >Jl IN e SUIT ="
.y, ara,E Til shall on she first " EDSES
DAY in hu. bcing Cuurt GiE fer :o sale at o"ra aG Cnmr
i!nIsr pub ZION cash! negro my cia'e) Named Dic.
and iva .g IN and Shepherd 20 be Tree al the
v.ac many said VIII b: ,u:lcirn'o nay ths
sum s s. WIN arreSt s31j -! par tc;sn rem III" s
,ay March lS till paid and the costs Of the trus ana expenses
of sab The will b. sol AS slave, aud Bob and
Shprr shall respectively attain the age OF ~ y'hrs
AMI r Title only vested III trustee, WI I've conveyed TO
the purchaser. H. =. "sA'h o' ifus'ee
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e.ASS MlLLS-Ad-rd.ee's. ST. Ctafs and u 81 5
| l. mate THOMAS BRANCH,
June ls-esW Petersburg, Va.
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LAND FOR SALE.

sell barr OF land o~Eed % me IN the coi'
4 rhmnni an,! Danvls Rail-
Amelia Court House and the amsia
nearly h+
.! w;n and th part Of GOOD go" with some
n the wo land there are aa3as + ic!cs
m usfcii.I growth. winch would bring good trn"rco
dH! inT farther Information tndr' NE
through g,cr:un! Ui:c, Mr. Loo g. Jc'- a. hra H.
I,a... : r.y :. A. II DREWRf
ttI'It;I.,- lIN.il Ta!.L!.Ek WaNi Ed VISA 10
lady tasc eiaT.e o! Sch"' al my
hong m m. rem ~ ,s wear "c rontr) s the
woad tee prefer
RID Unloabd qualifications 4" lea the higher
Ft.lc ami Music. VIII b: required
sr5,cJe:, post PAID Meu": Level Dinwddie, w.
starin. salary. Sc. ,.,,,.,,, .
lui-9! ell Eb"AkD H. ALLEN.
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DAGCER'S SPEING,.

"gyIIlS delightful WATERING PLACE situated IN the conny
Butetuur a miles ii the Natural rgr. and on the i'm
mediate leading ynchburg The White Sulphur, Is no"
open fur the reception Of 81 Itnrs
curing many forms 81 hisease ana s
hrac effects upon Ieehe and chla- PERSONS Ell
ME the snecia the Mountains iri
by which II Is surrounded arr
The oFrei Justly cl;n pass
Ing call from those who search ul pleasure
Within the Synngs. Is he magnificent BAl H. IN;
Medicinal qualities which have been fully tested ah' Tor many
surpassed III this country The a.
nllonu uf first class The TABLE ard
BAR furnished with the that the land All s nd every aen
ion paid the m the proprietor ami his assistants ~ al
Each will he fund anu truly
Tnc grounds adjoining abound with all kinds OF game an hf
streams with ever variety fish The ball room aisn a "a
their profession The EN-
PIN ALLEY good cuntiJ shur!. pains ar expense hes"
spared render this place every WAY worthy HE patronage
, public.
The Stages far the Natural Bridge AMI viii
whole making the from ynchonrs To W
CONNECT will direct The White SG! r. ar the
PROPRIETOR Springs the thereof Il" Is e-'
nus pleasing bur hopes To Ee Sir al
Inprr upon who him with CALL that they VIII he
ced him All eass trial. b" IN regard 10
the His charges moderate than at an!
similar eBabllShin the Mountains They follows:
For Adults by the week 81 w
q - per month - w
For horse per week 8 ~
month ~ w
Children half price Other charges In proportion
analysis of the Water made by Professor Rogers III
1888 >,
SOLID of Sola Suphae OF Soda Clio
l. Sodium. Carbonate OF Sagnesa Pa uxle al lfoh sech
Chloride al
lr,gcu. Carbonate of Line: and Carbonate nt Aminonta
NGREpIE.fs. -Carhunc Acid Oivgsn SnlLnure
Hydrogen, Nrrnscn i y !laitiif.i.
1 H.
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BEN LOMOND FOG SALE.

Tgy above nanc Yer. rsahie winch reside Is q"
Tor privately. II lies III The county u Gorcan "i
James River. 81 mies abrc the cly "i RicinN ne JAMES
River aud kauawha anal passes through H. Ben olj contains
l> ces OF ianI which James River low grounds III the
ncS quality unusually nigh and Iemp from lrcse's; ab9ut
wo,l land wrhls very heavily uilered WIN me
building timber growth, and hne tobacco
rI uud itn tobacco NILS OF winch Is
mrJvcd the remarkable cxcecnc e5 OF hl- estate
Ic qua soil OF upland It's level an
ayuabe exposure, admirable adaptation u
nj abundance gooi water IN
all Ia. fields this Mil never TALL
repairs
" u!i command pretty good custom 80 , 49,
T. rson d.s,ri. with will please address Dr.
Jusepf Wa kis i.och Lonlrn,! =. o., GUoc':an t. -
Ben I.,m,Id Nav ~. -! -ctf J'SEPH NalhlNs.
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I-T,7I IflI:A aS., TCRSiP SER ,'.y . l.
IL ir..n Rula ua-. lnd rurp Seed il: mi
drclh Near h, E!E ~
July
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favoraby, the bill IN relation to the Society OF
Trsdesmen Of New-York City.
Mr.. W. ;. GREGORY moved 10 recommit the bill IN
relation to Public Park IN y. \. City Carried.
\ motion 70 reconsider was lost. Recess to- NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The special order was postponed for half an hour.
Mr.. TUTTLE reported favOrablv the bill making ap-
preparations 10 certain Medical Colleges
Mr. FERRIS reported favorably the bill making
appropriation from the [. ;. Deposit Fund 10 the
Geneva College, Newly rk University and Column
bia College.
Nj BRiees offered the following resolution.
R,soirsd That the bin entitled Ac, for the speedy
vals and Black River Canals be put upon third read
"Wednesday. the OH INST. at 10 O'clock AN. so
until oclocs. NJ. OF that day, unless shall
cease and that n The last mentioned hour all further de-
tons recommn shall be entertained. and at that hour
Mr BARD reported favorably the Bill making ap-
preparations for the support OF Government for the
fiscal year, commencing October 1871.
Mr. BISHOP moved to recomnit for the purpose of
amending by striking out the appropriation Of $4,000
for the good of Orphan Asylums out of the City of
New-York, and insert instead thereof $4,000 Car
red.
Mr. KELLOGG offered a resolution that the Com
mittee on Colleges and Schools be requested to re-
port for the consideration of the House. Bill max
ing appropriations TO McGranyIlle College Adopted.
Mr.. FERRIS, from that Committee, reported Bill
as instructive.
Mr. WAKEMAN offered a resolution that Messrs.
Briggs Of Westchester. and Humphrey Of Wyoming
County. be Committee on the part OF the Assembly
to examine the accounts of the Treasurer, Control
Ter and Banking Department Debated and laid on
the table.
Mr. BIRD reported the Appropriation Bill with
amendment as directed.
The Committee of the Whole, Mr.. II. HARRIS IN
the Chair, took up the bill III relation to the powers
and duties of public officers, and reported II TO the
House
An act for aid TO the School of the General Society
of Mechanics OF New-York City was reported 10 the
House
The bill in relation to the last survey of the State
of New-IOrh was also reported To the House.
The bill 10 establish an Agricultural College III the
state of New-Nork was ordered TO a third reading.
Recess 10 = Il. VI.
EreHWg Session
The House Is still IN session IN Committee OF the
Whole on the general order About thirty bills have
gone 10 a third reading
debate Is going IN relation to the bill author
isng the Corporation Of New-Nork 10 purchase
Pottcr's field and Burial Ground. large number OF
amendments were proposed and rejected The bill
was finally ordered to third reading.
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has added millions 10 the taxable value OF tne prop
eriy of the City, by drawing hither men OF wealth
from other parts OF the country ana every ne" at
traction viii br,ne more wealth, and Of course more
trade and give additional value TO every lot on the
Island small addition thus made to the taxable
value gives us the Park for nothing, and who does
rot see that this must be the effect OF such beautl
fl and health-difsing ornament to our City as the
one proposed. , - 81. 80 .,
i,bin three blocks or about 80 feet OF the PARK,
for "a cents and it expected that soon the Rail
mice thus bringing Al with the reach Of all classes.
Who will need or enjoy more than the tired WORK,
lngncn with their wives and little ones. these cool
shades and hcalth-bearing breeZes-these splendid
outer views and the gushing fountains and the dash
ing cascades, the flowers and the shruoOery WIN
which the Park will be ornamented within
The invalid and the convalescent-wheTe now can
they ride without being smothered with dust or run
down by fast trotters To say nothing then. OF or
nament or luxury. has not such refuge become
matter of absolute necessity to rich, great and
growing city p FRESH AIR
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Labor Demonst ration Ia Philadelphia.

Alb O'Clock in the afternoon mass meet
ing OF the mechanics and workingmen Of the city and
county held IN Independence square, to consider
the social evils under which the labOrng population
now rests 10 examine the causes Of those evils and
10 suggest their remedies The meeting called To
order by the selection Of Eugene Ahern, President
E. w Power b. Cannon, and a large number OF
others as Vice Presidents and Secretaries. An adj
dress and resolutions read by John Campbell,
and unanimously adopted, and the following " Decla-
ration OF Rights " promulgated
DECLARATION or RIGHTS.
Liberty the power belonging o. man Ia exercise all
ms faculties he chooses its limits, the nights OF "hen
Nature rs principles and the law its safeguard
Property the right each citizen has a. ENJOY and dis
pose he chooses that portion Of worldly goods thai -
secured o. nm by law.
iii The ght II property is limited like all other rights
b, the obligation Of respecting the nights II others
" II cannot preJudicia either o. the safety, liberty,
existence property Of ones fellow men
Ever Of trade which violates ts principle ~
radically Illegal and immoral -,
VI Society obliged 10 provide for the sufstenceo 81 All
- members either by giving them work, or by supporting
those ~ ho unable to work
raj elements and belong alike :" all the children ot men
therefore no one man. more classes Of men, can
monOpoze those clements 10 The exclusion 81 thsr ie""
Addresses were delivered by J. l.. Kingsley, Of
New-York Thomas Webb. OF Massachusetts,, and
E. w Power J. o. Byrne. I. TOuchstone, VIM r.
SMALL II. w. HIllick and L Is. Mayors, OF Phiiahei-
phia The speeches were sound, sensible, and prac-
ticsl expOstions Of the condition and wants Oh the
laborng classes proving the necessity ior opposing
land monopoly, the protection OF the homes.esu,
more equitable system Of wages, and iurthei fesH
ton OF Inc hours of labor. They were listened 70 WIN
great attention and much applause, ana AZ Ine 'o
cIusion of the meeting after O'Clock, the iaiSe a.
sembly separated In an order y manner NUN P 90
,s,sb ibe reremones Philadelphia Ledger, ON
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PHILADELPHIA.
III Treatment of a Child-Military Visit
Arrival Of the Saranac. No..
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, July :.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The Trlbune.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, July :.
George Erlee. German. and his wife,
Philipina Eree were arrested at their residence N
Wmterst, Northern Liberties, last evening, charged
with ill-treating in the most shocking and heartless
manner. poor sickly orphan child, IN their employ
There was much excitement IN the vicinity OF tneif
residence al the time of the arrest. and 1t was with
the greatest difficulty that the police prevented the
mob from tearing Eree 10 pieces on the spot. I'M,
morning the prisoners were committed. IN default oil
$4,000 each, TO answer the charge OF assault anu
battery, with intent TO kill
The Sixth Regiment of New-lork Volunteers,
Col. Peers numbering about go men. arrived IN our
city this afternoon. They looked splendid and al
tracted much attention. They quarter at the Amer
can Hotel.
1t was feared BY the friends Of James II Collins OF
New-JerSeV, " no came Ia tins CITY on me .Hh uf,
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20 purchase cattle. that he had been fouy dealt with
but he has been found near Baltimore, wandering
In deranged state of mind, and will be restored TO
them.
calm always succeeds storm. Yesterday was
a remarkably quiet day. IN consequence OF the IN
tense excitement of the Fourth.
Governor Johnston Will superlniend a cornerstone
laying IN this city tomorrow.
William Winter, coal grae maker. residing at
the OF Tenth and George streets while crazy
from the effects Of liquor Saturday, abused his
family IN brutal manner. He Was sen, 10 PRISON
10 recoy er from his drunken condition
The lnited States steam frigate SaTanac. Com
mander C.. J PurdergaSt, bearing the broad pennant
of Commodore + A. Parker. Commander-ln-chlei OF
the |. ). Home Squadron, arrived and anchored of
the Navy ard at 10 o'clock this morning. All well
on board The : arrived at :. p. NJ. az the Capes
and came up the rver last night. She left Pensacola
the evening of Saturday 2>th June. and has made
the passage IN $ days passed Havana al midnight
on the lst of July On % inst. off Carysfoot Light
passed bark Hyperion of Boston. bound north. July
81, 20 miles =. T. of Cape Canayeral. passed l. ;.
Coast surveying steamer Walker, bound north. On
9th al 10, A. VI, IN lat. 81 % passed two steamers
standing south. During four days Of the passage
perlenced strong head winds.
The foreign adyices hv the steamer Baltic have had
percepabe effect upon the market CorroN continues
limited request without change IN prices The FLOUR mar
but sales for have been reported The sales for
city CONSUMPTION are limited within the of former
MEAL At 81. ? hbl There moderate amount of
WHEAT offering, and prices steady toc bushels PRIME
Southern and Pennsylvania white sold AZ 81 b bushe,
of fair quality CSC and Geo bushels red at sc 500
bushels RYE sold at Tic CORN dull and but little inquired
decline Oars are steady 500 bushels Pennsy sold
at &c sbushel WHISKY sells at 2ic IN bbls. and 23ic in
SALE or Srocxs-First Boards Penn RR, az; $4,000
Ge eaS ms s. Mne 6hI mr. 81 $500 Spn: Gadsn ss
10 90 5000 Wilmington RR 6s s.; 500 Lehigh Mart IS
$1,000 Allegheny City IS, 70, SOL
rs9d Beo,dMs DO Cam and AMI RR 70 % 3 G
1 of Pen IS