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~ 900 900 SAVED YEARLY-READ, READ.
READ-MARK THIS FACT!
sILvER's MINERAL. PLASTIC PAINT
WILL stand any climate without cracking or blister
ceptcs read this testimony from the President of the
Reading Railroad Company:
Office Of the Phaa. and Reading r. r. Co.,
No. 70 S. Front St, cor. dwellings Alley
Philadelphia, May Sd, 1852
Dear Strive have used your "Plastac Paints" for
more than year, and for painting bridges depots &C.
&C., we have found equal any paint have used in
fact give it preference all others we have
tried for such purposes.
Yours, respectfully JOHN TUCKER, President.
The above is but ofthe many certificates we have
received from gentlemen of our city, who have used Sill
COLORS-We have different colors, viz three
Browns two Chocolates, Black and Yellow and by com.
bination make every variety and shade of color.
BODY-These Paintsare superior in body Tor covering
property to any yet discovered and pound for pound will
double the surface of white lead znc other
IRON-To Iron they furnish perfect protection
rust for they contain metal which like white lead
destructivey the iron; in fact this Paint makes iron
doubly valuable for building purposes.
BRICK WORK.-They give to house walls much
heavier coating than other paints and if sanding is
CURED nothing holds firmly finishes well with it.
OLD ROOFS-Give roof never so old and lealy,
Silvefs Mineral Paints will maket cheapy new and more
enduring than it ever
SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral as we prepare
1t tor them will be proof against the action of hot
worms and salt water.
CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS are invited to make
strict scrutiny into the merits of these Paints They will
find very great reduction might be made in the cost o.
painting. These Paints purely mineral; all clays an
other impurities washed preparing them for the
market They cost but half the price of white lead and
the quantity will twice the surface and last
six times long which in fact reduces the price to
twelfth Climate has effect on this Paint and is equal
ly valuable in the cold Canadas sunny Florida
DIRECTIONS.
Use Linseed Oil, mix thick as you can, and use as
other paints These Paints need but little dryer and oI
printing and second coating in all homework they will be
found far cheaper and more durable than lead
Dealers and procure this Paint wholesale
and retail of FRENCH & RICHARDS
N. w Corner 10th and Market sts., Philadelphia
General Wholesale Agents. also Importers of Plate and
Colored Window Glass, Dealers in Drugs, Paints, &C.
aD23-3m
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pRONCHI.rIS.-Bro and kindred disea-
- in language adapted to common readers BY
w. w. HALL vol. 12 mo- Price 81.
lisa, Pilgrimage, by Caroline Cheesbro, author OF
"Dream Land by Daylight vol. IL mo. Price 81.
Lillian and other Poems, by Winthrop Maekworth
Praed; first collected VOL, IL mo. Price 81.
For sale at
my ID NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
EDORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLAS-
II SES.-l50 hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar
"a do do do Molasses
IL bbls green Ginger
Cargo ofbrig Melvna Capt Leavett direct from Maya
guez landing,for sale by -
mv13 LEWIS WEBB & SON.
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SIMON BONAvITA,


Confectioner and Fruit Dealer,
Wholesale and Retail, No 16s Main Street,
NETOUID most respectfully thanks to his
w try friends andthe public generally for past favors
and would inform them that he has now hand full
sortent of every article usually kept in his line Of bust
ness. among which may be found the following:
10 bags soft shell Malaga Almonds
S bales do Bordeaux do
10 bags do Lisbon and Sicily do
10 do Filberts
10 do Palm Nuts
S bales Grenoble Walnuts
so boxes Muscat Wine
SO do bunch Raisins
go drums Sultana do, without seed
SO boxes Oranges and Lemons
10 casks Smyrna Curants
cases Prunes in glass Jars, finest quality
100 boxes Sariines
10 dozen assorted Preserves, Pine Apples, Zines,
&c.
Is cases preserved and dried Ginger
90 boxes Ctron
10 trails Arabian dates
25 baskets Sweet Oil, choice quality
$50 boxes Fire Crackers
10000 Torpedoes
90 dozen Olives, Capers and Anchovies
s5 boxes Maccaroni and Vermace
25 boxes Rasins, in fancy boxes expressly for fam
lily use
10 do red and white Rock Candy
$4,000 Cigars, choice brands
100 dozen Dolls different sizes
cases assorted Toys, latest importation
Also beautiful assortment oFrench Candy, and many
other articles too to mention All OF the above
articles fresh and of the very best quality call the
particular attention ocounty merchants to call and exam
inc the same feel confident that offer such in
ducements would merit their patronage being deter
mined sell reasonable they be pur
chased for elsewhere.
Constantly hand large assortment OF Candy OF my
SIMON BoNAv1TA
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loo HMDS. PORTO RICO
lOO part choice
SO hhds. New Orleans
90 Cuba
rs boxes Loaf sUGAE5.
s5 bbls Crushed
so " Powdered
so " Coffee
40 bags White Brazil
60 hhds prime Cardenas Molasses
Barrels New Orleans do
Barrels Stuarts Sugar House Syrup Moiasses
100 bags Laguyra
rs do Rio
225 do Java fCOFFEE.
30 do Mocha
Do Angostura
!; !: - ( SIC; !: .eoH'ss PASTE
Spices, Teas Nails, Window GLASS;, Sole and upper
Leather, Cordage, &c, &C. For sale by
my 10 LEWIS WEBB SON.
II ARD.-2o bbls No Lard for sale by
IA je II VIM. TAYLOR
Oh BBLS SWEET MALAGA WINE, for sale.
~ my 81 JAS. WINSTON
r AGUAYRA COFFEE.-sO bags for sale by
IL my 25 JNO. H CLAIBORNE
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Aactsonssr.

THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
v ESTATE, Capitol Hi the city Of Wsshntton-sy VI
Of the circuit court Of The District o
wherein John STRIVING -
Jane. Cncheu defendant the suescrpe
t,.co pubic the
premises Friday Of August nert O'Clock M
~ in numbered s'x nun
1881 the same distinguished on TIC
with the Improvements, which consist on hsnd
dwelling And osnamentsd In the cottage
style, with great taste and care,
Terms Of hnh the purchase be paid IN
residue in four equal
twelve eshtcea and twenty -four month"; win IN
which deferred the
approved by the trustee
The title full Of the
rscsnon Of the sale by the court the
within Ave DAYS scr the sale
he nropeuy the first purchaser
An eonveyancins Al the expense Of the purchaser.
A.. AUSTIN SMITH, TVrtce.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
JuIvo -HswA pds Ancuon~er.
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Death of a Judge. Sailing Of The Asia.
The Fishing Question.

BosroN July NThe New Brunswicker Of yesterday SAYS
that the American Secretary of State labors under mis-
take when he gives the impression that her GOV
enforce tho convention oil lbl6 strict
y according opinion of the law officers The News
believes this viii be the The understanding has
existed some years past that the Americans should only
be excluded from bays and nlets less than six miles vide
This the News thinks, would be sufficient All the st.
Johns papers coincide in the opinion that Brother Jona-
than with eye the main chance to save the hshng
ruin will give the provinces reciprocal FREQ
trade a settlement.
The papers make further mention Of seizures, and
do not give tho particulars of tho seizure OF the Lubeo
schooner.
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Democratic M~.ttng.The Pierce and King Democratic
Association Washington viii meet this evening the
Apollo Hall, from gentlemen. Senator
eler California and Hon Harry Hhbsrd Of New Hampshire.
engaged speak, other gentlemen be expected to
do
The city and Georgetown, and all
democrats whether citizens are respectfully and cor
daily invited We also invite wing feiowc
70 be with m
The meeting win he called order m7x o'clock
July oa-it Y. A. TUCKER President
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The stock market remains rather dull by reason oil the
absence operators The quotations day follow
BY TELEGRAPH.

The Indian Massacre Troops Ordered to The 7eras
Eyontsr.--From -Msxco.-Fvsneh and Spaaish Con-
suls Imprisoned at .Masatisn. --11srksts, &C.
NEW OaLEANs, July N,-The amentabie news OF the
Indian has created in all minds AN apprehension
of a general and prolonged Indian war.
pany of mounted rhemon has been ordered to the
frontier Of Texas protect the inhabitants general
of organisation IL is said has been discovered among
the Indians.
A company has been formed In Mexico II construct
and run frst-clsss steamships between Vera Cruz
and New York, stopping at Tampico. Havaas, aud
Charleston. .
the Inn French and Spanish consuls by the
governor, charge of having participated la the
outbreak. .
In cotton there moderate business doing Middling
worth 81 ~ cents per pound All other articles remain
unchanged.
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At meeting of the Executive Committee of the Jack
Democratic Association of the city Of Washington
the nth OF June, 1852. IL was
/" ocdred, That the chairman request. through the
Union newspaper OF this city, all regularly organized
de nocnic bodies in the Union this
socison for the purpose OF promoting mutual action and
mutual effort Tor the success OF the democratic cause.
In accordance with the above order, such organized
democratic bodies above mentioned land all active
democrats throughout The Unon) respectfully re.
quesied to furnish the Executive Committee Of this as
ISOLATION with notice of their organization, and such
other matters as they may deem Of general political in
cresi and apply TO this committee for such documents
information &c, they may desire TO obtain from the
seat of government
PHILIP BARTON KEY, Chairman.
y. w. McKssw. Corresponding Secretary.
All democratic journals are requested to copy.
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Thus exports for the June quarter last
900, against less than S600oo0o this year The
coinage been 82,ooo,ooo greater this year. and the
the city the cose of the quarter is Sl640,
500 against 2o 52s the close OF the same quarter
asst year Since tho close OF the quarter there has been
further accumulation. |, highly probable that should
money arise that would the rates on safe
ON ploymens higher than those which rule nj present,
The .ums drawn the other side for employment here
would become considerable. There is at this time, how
ever, less business paper aaoat than usual
Each packet from Europe brings news of more consd-
ersble investments In American securities, and the
amounts Of railroad bonds sold have become important
10 London the importance of extended investments
becomes daily manifest and nothing offers such favorable
outlay American public works The regular and large
supplies OF gold producing phenomenon in the ouren
oy The circulation of the English Bank by the charter OF
lsA to be no longer upon od The securities winch
hold from the government and which constitute its capt
ta-EH 600 O0Owerc be kept in the issue department
the security for equal amount OF circulating notes
All the emitted above that snm were to be repre-
sen,ed bv an equal amount of gold in the vaults The
influx gold by far exceeds what wanted for
currency and the bank returns now present the following
res
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1t will observed here that the value of the upper
ton in 1886 nearly the but there
many rentpayers on the same properly
In words. the valuation yields four times
the then did-a pretty good evidence that there
now at foundation for the values placed upon
property In the lower business section the value OF
real in 1886 O67 per head, and is
1851 per head. In the middle section then $40
head it is $500 Thus the ratio 10 the taxpayers is
less in all quarters, and the rents have never
been so high The low price of coal and provisions
through the action of the railroads and the abundance Of
water with the great increase OF trade OF all
kinds past five years. has given immense i'm pulse
city, growth The nube of Immigrants who arrived
in the city from 1895 1850 200 000-neary all Of
whom passed of to the western country All the cle
mens continued increase in the city are still active,
and there doubt further and very consde
rable rise in the value of the upper section Of the meuop
oils.
Tho export of specie continues limited and the lines
many of the old banks in the city being to the limits
OF tho oan those disposed to agitac for adj
in the OF interest in order make their fol-
line" yield much possible This Is the advantage OF
banks because they max extended amount
of loans compensate for diminished rates The official
turns banks have yet made their appearance
The result has, however, been Appropriated as oowsi
New York City Banks.
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THERE yet hand little than hundred copies OF
"The Campaign Of ists" political paRer pubhed during
Of Thomas Richie All the Gle
which entered that contest are faithfully fcovded TO
he prsshesuai elections
s 1919 States countless the f OF the bal
Philadelphia twhe) Convention
and indeed many which likely
brought approaching cspsgs will ~
found in this volume
Csmpsra e fio bound IN strong boards
with sheep backs and corners and VIII be s"d low Pcs OF
dollars E
A. hundred hand, those who
10 purchase procure them AT this ONCE
June ll-eo0
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fY- Ladies' hene6t Of Carroll Chapel
u the the Thursday 2oh instant
No pains win aarecshe good band Of
&c TO be in attendance, Distance eight miles north Of the City Post
ORce July g7-dtd
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o. Exhibition In. Christian Brcthers school.
The first exhibition Of the Christian Brothers school
will Tbursday, the 9th nst at
O'Clock proceeds be appropriated the Orphan
Boys Asyum connected with the school
Cp-Of
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FTER--we offer Inducements In all css~cs sf
III linen goods.
pieces Irish linens, from the finest kinds
table diapers and damasks all p~ccs, Of vaross
styles, the patterns fall of which select
20 pieces linen sbeetings, Of all the vaVioDs widths
300 pieces and towelines all prices
100 dozen dsmask napkins and doyies
In word that article offer linen will
prove
Terms cash, unless arranged To the contrary
Good articles low prices and s dealing be relied
PERRY 4 BkOTHER.
June l6--eoif Opposite Centre Market
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Sale To-Day.


BY j.. C.. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
SALE OF VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARRIAGE
y HORSES, the residence Of the Hon. william A. era
Thursday morning. July 49, At 10 O'Clock shall sell al
WIN. A. Graham, street, between
7t household furniture, consisting In part
Of
Two elegant rosewood ce a tete sofas
One do do fauteui, quartettes
Sci 40 do paror md rn chairs match
One do centre table, fancy chairs
do mahogany book cases
do soas and sofa tables
Gothic chnirs, library tables
French plate mirror, chandelier
Window curtains shades, and cofnices
Velvet tapestry, Brussels and ingram carpets
Rugs, stair carpet, rods, and mating .
Mahogany extension dining and side tables
Crockery and glassware
wood wardrobe
Walnut nd mahogany French bedsteads
andh mattresses 10 NJ
Walnut M mahogany dressing bureaus
WaAhstanda, toilet sets beds, mattresses
VALIANT swing crib, towel stands
Chamber tables, chairs, looking Kiasses &C.
Cooking and other stoves
Of kitchen requisites
shall sell match pair OF very
One blood bay horses six and old
that credit u two and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
July 2a-d Aoc"o"ce''
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Further Particulars of the Massacre of Capt r. h. Marcy
and his Command by The Indians.


ST. LOUIS, tMo } July z7.The government express ar
the entire destruction of the expedition TO the head
waters Red river and the murder OF Captain Marcy and
eighty men, by the Cumanche and Koway Indians The
Indians about 600 strong and fought the troops all
day. Captain Marcy, Dr. Shumard, and Captains Strain
and j. r. Suyden, OF New York, are supposed to have
the posts branches when they met Captain Marcy
his troops. The Indians entered his camp, and were
kindly received and lett laden with number presents
At night they off the horses and mules Of the troops
ind the morning made their attack the camp IL Is
reported that these Indians intended attack Fort Ar
buckle and posts the branches The greatest ex
element prevails on the frontier.
Later from Tsrss.
The Picayune has advices from Brownsville, reporting
making strenuous exertions to attack e
the Rio Grande and that he had General
Avaos's train of $4,000
arrested.
BosroS, July 27-McheI Ryan was arrested yesterday.
charged with robbing his employer, Mr. Chauncey Caf-
ne of New York, of 800. He was sent back to New
York to-day
Sad Results of a Fremsns Fighi.
BALTIMORE, July 27--Walter Sparks, who was shot in
the fremen's riot Sunday morning. is now IN dying
condition.
Death of a Judge-Ssling Of The Asia
Nrw YORK, July % Judge Sanford OF the superior
Of the of New York, died This morning ms
he nth has been bad for long time $3.50, A,x
The Cunard steamship Asia sailed for LlvofPoo ny
morning, with hundred and eleven passengers a"0
1924 900 in specie.
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Collectors Once, Jmly -. 1854.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
PAYMENTNcice " hereby that the
1852 due and payable s ONCE and
oe cent win be allowed for the paid
fore the ss Of August ensuing MI svessxs As s-tne paid
\. J. ROCHE
July T-eodf Collector.
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twill be observed that the loans now ten millions
higher than the time last year. when the pressure
through bank ourtalment commenced. The folio wing
table shows the Of specie for several quarters
Export Of s,ss from York. ~h coinage PAadpha, and
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based upon 10 sio.oo0ooo less than tho agg lnas-
much a. all commercial credits ultimately ton Lon
don "i be observed the basis OF extraordinary strength
TIE produce markets very firm aud rising, parteu-
lady Tor the materials. Wool in particular Las been
active under desaand isn and
domestic Prices for the latter very unsettled yet.
and there complaints that the present Is OF info
rior quality. The range is SO a SO cents Cotton is also
very drn. Of over last weeks pr ees The spin.
nors is estimated vii take ozo 900 bales this year
The quotations a. follow
Ordinary. Middlng. Mid. fair. Fair.
Gulf........,. 81 eA 81 a lo& III an4 AK ia
Auanuc...... sx sh On loS loh io& II ama
Flour is heavier under the late nows-suaight State,
81 90 ~ I2A Provisions better. Pork 10 lsi
higher for mess and l2s pmo-salos xl9 $40 I2a
Beef is frm--sales mess a 9 cents.
The stock market remains rather dull by reason oil the
absence OF operators The quotations day follow
United States lU2
United States g. 1855 ...l0o iOoh
United States .o's l1ox ll5k ITO
United States .0s 1867 IieR
United States. 0's lS0S.. .llS III
United land
Ohio .....6s, .lOo . 10y
Illinois .6s Iegis...... o. ~
Pennsyvana SIS .......... 1H W
Yours PRENTICE.
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New YonK. July "a. IS


The returns OF the federal government, they
leak out in the second after they were collected
are plainly enough perverted and gafbled-pobaby from
tho TACT that most of them through papers which
have an Interest In suppessing portions and altering
ohers Ia order 10 support some theory or notion, or pny
parry deception, like the tricks continually played by Gree
ley and Carey al the Tribune day since il con
tanned nearly three mortal columns OF editorial appended 10
from Of my letters proessed have been
taken from the Savannah Repubiican-of a mere
deception; nothing Of the kind appeared in that
per The returns OF the crops however. far
roboated by collateral evidence, pretty nearly That
relation tobacco in particular appears be sustained
by export movement aud affords basis for the es,-
consumption the United States per head iol
lows;
Consumption Of Tobacco in tAe United States
Growth per census. als sos,aIs 53a,4s4
Export
Lesf..............l77, 1898 900 Il6I34,Ooo
smut " ............ Ss,Sss T4n
Total export n...... lS4,sSs,7s7 iaa4oe,7so
Nc, import, i: a 600 1879:
Y s e'n.umption; "a, 1ss',sm ans sl.ss sss
This gives increase of consumption OF very nearly u
pounds per head and the comparison with that OF France
and England will stand nearly thus
France erea. Britain U. States
sss;s1i g s 4
The duty tobacco the United States 80 per
cigars per CENT which the of last year
equal 81 per pound leaf and 80 cents per pound
cigars The consum ption in England is, doubt far
greater than the official figures show because the SNUG
Cling be immense and late order has modified the
customs 10 permit tobacco grown in the United
States lie imported thence in packages Of 10 pounds in
stead Of 800 pounds formerly This it is supposed, will
give great impulse to smuggling and may ultimately
work modification in the duty. In France the is
direct, bur under the reggie the average profits ofgoven
mentabove those Of the retailersneary equal the
stated The above figures indicate that the consumption
in the United States is overtakng the growth and there
may be tobacco to spare TO Europe
Money Continues to be abundant here at low rates.
bat the disposition speculate does not grow. The Fish
story has had good deal Of influence upon the market
this week. the active men mostly absent from
the city, and the bears in all business have endesvored
to take order favor the buyer rather Than
the eler 1t has been supposed and alleged that the
prices of real in this city have under spec
ulatve action until they approach those Of 1886 The Off
Of the rolls, the and immgra-
on Jointly that this is far from being the In
1886 there only twelve wards in the city there are
twenty, and the increase has been nearly all by d.
vidipg the twelfth, which formerly all the upper part
of the island above 14th The first six wards
pehend the lower end of the city, where the main business
is transacted-say below Canal street There nine
for these three sections have been
three perods-lS36 the highest point lS43 the lowest
and the present year-as follow:
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Long before the steamboats, arrived from New York.
Newburg was filled with the population OF Orange county.
and a large proportion OF the population OF Duchess
county from the other side OF the river Shortly after
two o'clock procession formed which started from
opposite the United States Hotel and proceeded through
the principal streets 10 the hill above the city, where
stands the old ssne house known the headquarters OF
Washington, and where awnings erected, and three
distinct stands impossible that all the immense
multitude could hear the speakers from one stand The
numbers estimated al from thirty TO forty thousand
persons and had not the weather been incement, the
number would have been double The most conspicuou.
body in the procession was the Empire Club. The fol-
lowing were the officers OF The procession;
Grand Mafshai
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This is years accum uiation Of specie, amounting to
6a4 600 centres Of conmerce and the pal
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Thus the circulation Is only equal to the gold hand
and the bank cannot get into circulation, al
though 1t has offered to lend low per per
num- and to railroads on a long at less rates The
amount Of specie held by the Bank of England, New York
city, and Now Orleans comparatively, is as iollows
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Later from Tsrss.


BosroN July 27-MitcheN Ryan arrested yesterday
charged with robbing his employer, Mr.. Chauncey Clah
ner of New York. Of 800. He was sent back to New
York to-day.
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Sad Result, of a Ftremsn's Figh'

BALTIMORE, July 27.--Water Sparks, who was shot
the firemens riot Sunday morning, is now in dyir
condition