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The Reported Sickness at Norfolk, Va.

NoFFoLE Sept. 20, 1sj2
There 70 ye;lo- fever dnsry sickness here
as reported in the NeS YoTg Conaeoi .qdratser and
Ettnsg Posiof Monday last We have hnA few cases o.
bilious fever ls usual at this Durirg ths
three weeks there have been but nine deaths, i've bna
from consumption. from chronc diseases and tw1
from buous lever There is pot nov eagle OF
fever and the city healthier than during eny previous
mon h this summer
Fhinp Cohen postmater Of this city died OF paraiys
To daN
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From BostOn.

sENI. ANNUAL BANK DIVIDE - DEPARrURg or THG
NIAeARA-ARmyAL ~ ln CANADA.
BosIos, Sept. 20 1853
The semi dividends OF all the banks In this city
announced TO day The Market and the Suffolk pay
hve per cent The Boyston and the fremont four aud
half The Atlantic Blackstone, Boston, Cochituste
Benk ot Commerce Exchapgs. Paueuu Hall, Globe, Ora
nie, Grocers'. Hamilton Mechaoics Merchants. New
Erglapd, North American, shssmut Shoe and Leather
Deslers' and Union each tour por cent. The Alas
city Eagle North and Traders zach three and hsif
The remainder three The total amount OF dividends
1869 Gtcbeipg S5 900 less than In April The capita
ie $40 900 more than II that time
he al mall Niagara Captain Stone, saei
ut to-day with twenty four psssongers for Liver
pool and thirty three for Halifax She takes out $ll8 Oo0
IA Amtticsn gold
ghe seamship Canada arrived ct her dock Fast Dos
scn ~ half past 6ye O'Clock Her mss viii be forward
ed % the early train to. morrow morning,
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Fsom sait Lake and New Mexico.

LoUfsyiLLr Sept. ~ lsSL
The mail from the Salt Lake reached indep
tho 9th There LIZ httie OF irtercst thing
quiet at the pests except little excitement in
sequence Of the assembling of bands Of In liaus of
interview With the whites aud th, reception oi
lgtseuts from Major Fsgratrjck VINO ~ daily lOoso1 fer
at Fort Lsramie.
The sants fG ngil arrived at Independence on tie
90 G0vcino, Lane lad arrived and gcest hopes
enter tain.d that ne would rtstcre peace end quiet
Colonel Sumner had returned hlbuIuefqu0 Business
at santa te unL and heavy. "A bro domcalies
selling at ~ CENTS ana 3jich b.eached dcmestics
NJ 10 10 IL
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Pcrsounl Intelligence,

Arrivals at the howard Hotel 6on Myron Clark YER
mont; Major " Weston N q +; g. g. King u. !. Navy, l.
iet penhs,mer and Lady, Ohio; Miss Zonner do Len
tfr, 5 Mapolboum Lake eupeior, W. Penilston,
VA; Charles Ioring, II. Cutler, Boston
Metropolitan tctsi Hon z. Il. fendel Washington:
ION. Chester Granger Vermont; lioa Bird.sli Bng
hampton, Capt samuel Yeaton ship Ladv Franklin, W
u seymoge. New orleans: =. II. Rumriu. Mass r g.
Bsbctoft South Caroiina Nelson Lonaox; Hon lohu
a ,snybell Aiacamsi S,errett Eauxcy, U, 8. Navy
ard yQS stheIs
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From Canada.

raRLIhnEET AND THE 6AULr SIZE M4hiE CANAL -
HONOR TO TIE MEMORY OF WILLING ron.
QUEnrc, Sept Is, 1882.
The Legislative Assembly have rejected The bill to iu
corporate the Ssult ste Earis CAnx Company The Ca
aoen Ect ernmcnt 10 Awaiting the action of she Ari
can government in the matter.
TIE Canadian parliament aojourncd this uornin
on lcsy ming the death cf the Duke Of Wellington
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The Yellow Fever at Charios,ons
pHAYH or MAJOR HOLLAND, Ero.

CHARLrsroN, sept. 20. 1862.
Eight deaths from yellow fever occurred in this city
the twenty four hours ending at nine O'Clock on Tuesday
evening During the week thore have been forty three
deaths from the same ceuse
hJeyct Major Roland Capain in the Second Regim ut
of hitlcry dieo Of yellow fever Tuesday mornng ~
Cattle Pinckney. Charleston uaabof. aged thirt y-ye
The deceased highly distipg himseu during tho
Mexican yar
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Larg. Fire at Gynthiana, Ky.

Pans Ky, sept 20, 1862
destructive fire occurred ut Cyn,hians sbou fourteen
milee from here, Last night The town fired by Ia
ceDdiasies Great CONSERVATION prevailed heee
btr citizens Of CyathaDa being ia town attending tia
tain staitco Tor Fac re destroyed eshs dSetnSs
Aud stones, two livery stables, and several iorscs
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Epseopsl Bl,hap Erected Ia Rhode 1sland.

FeovipEscE, Sept 90 1852
Dr.. HgwkeH. OF New Yopk has been elected Bisuop of
Rhode Island by the special convention Of the Protetan,
Episcopal Church I'm session ia this city uc-
derstocd that he will be called also to the rccagship
Craze church au1 that he viii accept
Mrs Csftsetssicn's N.uicgs on UcHry Clay, sc
IouIsvlLLr Scpt ~, 1892
Sbe euosy IN the ifc AMI OF Hcnry Clay was
delivered .h5 niorntaS by Mr uritterten Ia tue pre-
OF irinenso audience OF isdics and gentlemen
u eloquent ara touching tribute TO the memory
OF the departed e.S and mAuy wet cyo testified
u loo tiitlulpg po0.ss' The speskc
The Hon Il, 2. Le,-her Uni cd ats.es Mint;tcr
at hexi,o, srrts &c III Ihis city this morning.
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Arrest or Counterfeiters.

FHILAOeLFHiA Fept 70 fb51.
Two men named Alexander 4.c6-ea and James w witt
~ese 'nst night eated charges Of lag and
oon'rg 'putieu. gold del ars Their dsn was brokru
open rno pr~ssr and p'at@s for aud alter
Ing notes aud oOnpg dollars sesed Toe pr-ouerr
were both looked for 10 default of bail for s5 600
esoh.
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SIsteHVINGs

GPoRTlNG-TO SPORTSMEN.-oN FRIDAY. Tue
~ 3ist September shooting match will OF the
Hoboken meadows, to commence 1T ]. O'Clock. Three hra
liked hitds will be on the ground. Join TAYLOR.
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MATHInssbNAAi..

A CALIFORNIAN, ABOUT RETURNING, WISHES
IA 70 take wife with him ard being unsoqusiated ia
the city this method Of gaining introduction. lie
meuhanc yix feet in height tarsy snt years old and
not overbursou,d with gold She muet DO an American
born o good character form psssaby fair and follow
epmo hcnost occupation for lvins. Address CHARLES
kAZLE1UA, at this ofcs.
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w,seonssn Judicial Eiec t,on.

KEnosRA, Sept. %, 1854
The returns thus far received indicate this seeidsd
defeat Of the democratic State judicial ticket In Wiscon
Elm and the election Of the Independent csndidatce
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The IlIinOis River.

L"usvrLLr, Sept % 1859,
There arc twenty e'vht inches Of water on Iecuepin
ehosis and the Ilnois river Is at stand from Tn ..s
down
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Democratic Mass Meeting at Pittsburx.

Pirr.BUR0, sept. y Ih6E.
An immense democratic mass meeting u being hold in
fhs cry 10 uieot On he grounds n the uote
Judge Caopml, OF Philadelphia, maoe an abba spsech
In which he commented severely oa ths It's of ths
whg politicians TO obtain the votes Of our Irsh and
GerDsn population. and passed a high culoyium on
Pierce and King Judge vouched for the true demo.
cratic principles Of Judge Wood ~sd az We an for his
hostility TO have Amricsp principles which on one 90.
caion lot bin their support shea the natives held
the balance of power lie concluded by conjurng the
democrats 70 vote their entire ticket
w Psckx cf Lycomug also ad iressed tho m cettng
and was followed by several othr promiuont poltctsNs
Gr1t unanini prevailed and the speeches were
frequently nterrop I'd by loud applause.
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Convention or Sp irit R Ppers.
WORCESTER IN COMMuTIuN.


WoaossrEK. Msss., Sept. 30, 1863
Between three hundred and four hundred believers in
epitualism oougcned in Hoftic uItura Hail this NOR.
ming.
Rev Adm Esilcu of Hopdsle was chosen presi feut
Il. d Draper OF HoIcdale, Mr.. Bingham OF Bostou aud
Rev } NJ speet Of Boston Woe Presidents
business committee Of five nominated of which
Dir ieSitt OF Ro.ton was chairman, aud daaace oon
Dittee Of three, Of which Perry Thsyer was oh rmsa
Rev. NJ. SrEAk aid he med to have received I'll
power Of helping persons His hand moved without hi
will towards the seats Of perons diseases and they wer
instantly relieved The spirits on distant mis-
sons telling bm he would have his expenses paid anu
wac always TO lie thought great good would re
suit Co the world from this Gift IL he vas allowed time anS
ease to deveiopo It,
The afternoou session began xttwo O'Clock ~ which
time nearly oiehs hundred persons wsro present.
TIE Business Committee rep ored series Of rcsolu-
lions recommending quarterly settings Of the be
he~rs the formation OF harmonial bro herhoods tho
formation Of epirirus circles aud varoas othec means
for bringing down hosven 70 eArh and uitsog up
to heaven.
ME- BINGHAM OF Boston aaid harmouial brotherhoods
formed Tie model OF tho harm my O. ,hs hu
man body. The President Of suoh association was
called the the aiu III. vu,
the nose and msuth the secretaries the eyes anu ears
and the other members the h&ads feet, 40
good dest OF incoheteat discussion followed about
mesnerism magnetism phsycoism and several other
kms.
Ihe convention sdournei till O'clock when Andrew
Jackson Davis was 20 address the meeting.
The hail was crowded In tho euinS although fee of
ten cents wcs chtrsed at tine door.
AnoJev jackson Davis lecturGd opirtualism It's
Influences, oeveopneutS elects sud prohsbe couse-
qusnce6. 1t Is the nc1 power " he saye, which
iegenerGtc society and dEpel and lin and IN ke
this world heaven below y
The posptcius or new spiritual paper, Co bs called
The Nee En- iiea,c Ofering, was read Ii IL TO be
edited in Boston by Mr.. hewitt.
1he eithsu Fay thai The pLLosophy Of spirit rsppirg
13ay GIL bold anober convention soon pscbsDly ut
Springfield.
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Nominations In Now York.

Congressional Nominations In Now York.
THE DEMOCRATS IN THB EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
OGptrssuRo, Sept %, 1859.
The democratic convention Of the Eighteenth DISTRICT
met here to- day and nominated Hon Bishop Perkins for
Congress In place Of Hon Preston King.
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EIvE ARTS.

IN h0u EEH NuTYPE.-1bA 8EnI PLArEs yEf.--TBy
~ veScIiher sunrantces ~ perfect all mo ocao pias1
AA sells boa of countoffsts fsfnes iots Poo fu
plAtec, sI Nediups al7 per hunared Liberal Sisacoe
N the tsads VfiTOR BISHOP,
aegs ssens fov .he msr1sscsrroys ~ ts,san rsns
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Diet hist.
i. Herman r. CroFsey 10. Elis Beo,
2. Charles w. Lynn 10. LsGI, S Ford.
s. Wm. = U1dprb,l 20. Merritt rccklnn.
4. Samuel Leeds. II. John Sawyer,
8 John Wells ~ Go. Salnoa.
O. Aiobzo s BsIl. 80 Ichabcd Thompson.
Z. Chss Hiugoin. II hathan Souie.
y. 1hos ). Berry, % John } Wilson
Q. Wm.J 70. Me.ancthon Lewis
10. Cbas. Gregs. II Frtd. .. Eogera.
IL. NCnr. 2S Geo Smith
IL calvert Can.ct6 20. - Roswell
10. Lewie Crandali 80. Chss. " shaphsrd,
il VIM j Ross 81. retor Murphy.
Is. Leonalo Gibbs. 3s Asa Warren
10 Noatish More. IS Wcl. II lew
IL. Vim, u. stebbins
n0NstSrr GOyEFNoR.
Nil. Cn1sr then introduced Mr.. fompkps TO the
fenbly as worthy soo Or IN iustriou, sire
Mr ToMPEiss addressed the convention, sc6uowedg.
Ing the honor dono him. ayoang his devotion TO The flee
soil doctrine and declaring II will stand By them,
help God,u amidst bosttrous cheors and loud hur-
ishs.
The Platform alopted and the convention nd ourn.
I'd TIL o'clock =. M.. when Gen Wilson will spesk
The convention Is quite enthusiastic, but the attend
alco IL small
Gent smith and friends hold Liberty state Conven,
ton morrow
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LaAiiss.sss


Q0l PACKAGES or MulEs, fALKtRX, YOUNG
Ale Londoa putln portor aud Brown stout in piut
and quart bottles poi ted crcrt and warranted geuginsi
universally rc' mmeaded by hs Medical Faculty fos ssisl
s'N'''' wa H. 'uNDERntli, aso Broumo s.reeo
.RARoLay PERKINS q co.'s LONDON PORTER, FOR
10 sale board ship Marsart Evans just arrived from
London In ofANe q ten dozen pnts each in quantities 70
suit by o. L. ik9ilGRiDGE, 81 and ss Fulton street.
.RAss n co.'s EAST INDIA roNlo PALE. ALE. or
~ Vino of hait.-1he following testimonial il by the
Analytical Sanitary Commissioner of the London oncot
May i5th l,ts; from the pur and wholesome
Sol psent aud very consiae quantity aromatic
nnodync bitter In thr ae they tend preserve
oorstion Of the hesith Of that whom ia
ses 80 sui, y thc importer a. 3 LETiiskinGE j and
: FELTON, serc>t.
I oNDon CORDIAL, OLD TON GIN, AROMATIC
IL Sehiedam iittors Underhs superior Wine Bitter,
- ny BraneS Anuisse,d Noyaa. Peppermin. and Rose
ordals Sse lrien, and Bourbon whsaey, 30. Sc For
aeby Wk. II. UNDkRhiLl- corner Of Broono and Cros-
s,rcets.
ny PGTERs co INVITE TIiR ATTENTION
l Of oour dealers their extcnsye etoch of Wines
prs ssy fof sr a trade snd ossr them 81 the lowess
market pcs cash and ,hnr time huyers ordsrs oiiol
No. sH broadway.
NJ o. fi1shs = Gu. tsfOkrEBs or WINES,
Ai Bsanmce aud Havana Sogars have for sale All tbs
Sesnas q a seoseb and irS wsssey m Jsmaos snS
g. .roir Rrns, Madeira P"rt aud sh-rries Champs5ao
Noch and GkrNt Vince Porter oiso Brown Stout &c e
CCorCH ALE-DovE, FALKiRK, HARvEY's JEv-
order jus, uded in ppts quarts FOR sale in sunnt
H. r. LETn 8Ri DEE, ~ and - Fulton ssroos.
wv II. TNDERHfLL, IMPORTER OF BRssDIE3,
,0,o, p Mse No. &C. iays's sss attention q srnsr Ia
sne a r ss "ST y."v. ss sq any
80 Gocn r cars. twelve shnss per dosea bodies 20
eurned ne so lroome street.
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A UCTION NoTIcE-ruos BELL suCrroNgER-
This aEy, az h1a o'clock 10 Hudson lar
oom kea6 ing Room aud nther Fur OF the stlantc
H@use Gisee~are Awning Lamps Pictures Gas Fixtures.
Diicloth, Stove, 30.
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DOU BL E s Fl E E T.
ma a. Ns 0s epsssAss


"A CAkb-HkkRi A. LEf ~ CO. EEG LEAVE
=" call the attention of srri others aam
Ansten sf beautiful -"lect' ~ rsintnss an e4.
sictcn Tree st the National ,csdsmy af Design.
r"aa~sy "FHosite Bond The sale takes psoc ON
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ONEIDA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Urea, Sept. 20 1852
The democratic convention Of Oneida yesterday made
the following nominations For Congress David aoale
ton OF Floyd; for Sheriff Hugh Crocker, OF Uca for
County Clerk, Richard Hulburt Of Boonsvils.
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NOMINATIONS ny THE LIBERTY CONVENTION At
SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, Sept. 20 1854.
The democratic county convention nominated pr
Jones for Congress The first ballet stooJJones 20 AL
word 90 scst,. Jones was tho barnbwnar candi
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rRiNTER-IHrORMATI0N WANTED OF tHoNAs
~ Waller who left IahfaH In tho county OF Yorkshire
Lns s.d, about sixteen morts a<o and arrived Ia Now
York hv the chip Ashburton Any formation Of him wilt bo
glad, received by his friend j. X. Locs at Nr Guisby
Star Hotel Feter Lane between aud Third srect
above Market, Philsd ephia.
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AUCTIGE.-WIIL RE SOLD At AUCTION ON
rhur.dsy next sept Sh she residence of the lace
Eev MT Walsh, llTth hetwpcn Third and Fourth
2venuee ali the aousrho Furniture other personal
properly Of doessed consisting ~ chars Tables Sofas
4'edsssass 10, ~ mahogany also Kitchen FURNITURE;
1000 Sleigh Gov &c. Sale take place 10 o'clock
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rT>EAS, CAN NDLES GROCERI OCTOBER
Il Ist, at lUis o'clock "a
wich IN nerortment o. Grooeres prng almost every
ching wanted by families and
With fne LiqnarsWines Brtudies Cordial in; 20
be sold In lotE % suit buters
WELLiNuToN A. CARTER Auotionaer
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A SsENBIY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT
n At meeting Of tho Regular Democratic Assembly
Convention Tor the seventh District Ninth ward held
On Wednesday evening ptonber ~ 1852 Or Jaoob s..
Miller was unanimously nominated Member Of Assembly
I'll said district. EDMUNt VAN BEUkES, President.
AfsyRT BoGEPr, JR Secretary.
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WIN WRITER'S ACCTT0NEER. WILL SELL, TH1s
w day atu O'clock. 32i Hudson street, the stock and
nstureT q Job rinting Oor, presses type tools ooe
furiur etc belonging To the Of tno late John
Liddle, decessed. by order OF May Lddlo.
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A UCTION-ay NJ. HENRY THIS DAY. AT NO I6
North william street. IT ~ ncloek. excellent
taortment Of useful family furntnre Asp house
desks valuable painting coI.hratei tsenty-
uve framed erErarngs counters tai.a chars &c. Call
Shd examine the goods. WM. McELWANE. Auctianeer,
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~ c. KrMP. AucTloNEgR-nousEnoL ruRN

II c. KrMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FGRSr-
As ture snofcrtee NC. By order of administrator;
morrow st ~ O'Clock, at - Nasau street Fulton r.
C. kempwiN sell a. auction above, all this Furniture OF
large trce story kouse Cd sale;
sc be sold by Of the consists
wood and mahogany parlor diungroom chamber
niture China cut glass aad silver plated Ware Mrror
Carp ts &e paror Furniture covered in brocatelio and
crimson velvet Centre Tables extension Diung Tables
brary And secretary Bookcases carved msho1ny sofas
Tete Tete5 frting Chairs easy Chairs, oil
Paintings inhhogaAy and black walnut Besesis dressing
Burcaus and Wa~.ands with marble tops beat crried
horsehair Mattresses Feather
and geersi assortment of good household Furniture ali
Of which IN good order and IL tcnliy the
attention houseLeerers Asu superior six three
tsurth octave ro.ewcod pianofores, which fry
raDtod and may lie relied upon give sasfaotiau Cas
Jogues tho morning Of sale Goods purchased
the city be packed the premises for shipping
sonable charft.
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DERSoNAL--IF THE PERSON VINO EXPECTED Me-
last Saturday at "ctock Z. NJ. in Houst streut
between by and Mulberry sreets will address yellow
Kidd Broadway iost ONCE for three days. shall receive
tho ACCUSATION and address in tull. DIR,
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WM w. SHIRLEY. AUCTION ERR.-FRIDAY, OCT
w ls at 10 o'clock at o. ~ john street ratss
OF all Einde ~ cummon crockery landing
crates granite Rockingham 100 packages gces
all kinds worthy the notice of Wholesale retail
Sealsr6 q nd
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A UCTiOk NOTJCE-RY jacob ROC NRT & THOMAS
hell-saturday NY ocnck. in the auction rooms ls
spruce street large ale Of valuable fur urc dry goods
groceries, hardware, fancy goods. sc.
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NfIssA.T IsREoUEsrEpT TO CALL AT THE BRoAb.
nnu uofnoa

N0TlCF.-W BUFFUM, OF M. "a STATE STREET
Brooklyn OF New York city will find IL much his sd-
vantage call Jf the hotels Ia Philsdeph whore
Ln n 1 a Mnehn.
The daily union., 1852-04-09
..rperl. of 10 ms.lle nodnes lrom N.v York.

The years have been years OF low prices for
food In England But the OF 1851 OF
high prices cotton which sweed the value OF the exports
in January But In the present year the general activity
all produce has carried the exports OF United States
raw produce higher figure than before attained In
the month Of March The average exports OF domestic pro-
duce for tho quarter OF each during the operation Of the
tariff of 1912 five millions, and the same the quarter
of the present year With prevailing low prices the value
exported has been doubled and has aaned that figure by
regular annual increase for years Taking gold
into consideration as domestic producer, the ncrsase
would be immensely greater but probably there has been
no profit on the export Of that article this year-that Is,
January may have paid little profit. which was than
corn by the losses the February shipments
and for March the balance has been in favor Of imports
from Europe The import and export, per custom house
returns for March. as follow
Gold, Silver.
The daily union., 1852-04-09
CARUsI's SALOON.

WONDERFUL DRE-4M-ONLY NINE Days MORE.
OWING previous arrangement Philadelphia 18th of
s MONTH the exhibition Of the Dream win close in this city
Wednesday, April l4h.
painting production
city Of New York. obtained truly clsss
offers all the Of the beautiful and ideal
in entertainment worthy OF their taste.
The landscape vewshe thousand figures Of the
Of s grouped with mastery skithe in "Vaniy Fair
with ID umpha professions, shows theatres slave markets,
gambling clowns haequns, buoons,
kce "River OF the Water Of Life challenging comparison In
execution, andscape
Land Of the closing porrayins
the Of the "Celestial City,
Of surpassing point Of beauty and
tsrsst, anything Of the kind in this country.
Conductor nd deineator, Mr.. Alfred Hart.
Pianist, Mr.. JohR T. Woodruff.
every and evening Doors and
O'Clock curtain before 4 and g.
Cads OF sdmission children 2k cents reserved
each, ST. Tickets be had al the principal
hotels, music and al the door
Descriptive catalogues, lax cents
Ap6-du
The daily union., 1852-04-09

Thus will observed that the export of gold has been
than that Of silver and the largest proportion Thus
OF the whole export only American svers all the
rest wore Mexican dollars and veanc pieces. brought
here by previous grants There nothing in this return
to indicate that changing value between silver and gold
which has been supposed TO exist Ofthe gold which ar
rived from Europe considerable proportion consisted Of
douboons which were exported the West Indies, &c
There remained Sl,0O0.OC0 Of gold. which arrived
fiom California and which has gone into bank mostly.
The OF specie at this port for several quarters has
been as follows.
The daily union., 1852-04-09

nswspspef tax published All foreign newspapers pay
sax OF 20 per the selling price al the place OF
publication. exclusive Of postage.
la mAxKErs.
Alter the departure OF the Baltic the desire to sell cot
ton incTeased with q diminished demand On ednes-
day and Thnrsday, qualities below good mlddling de-
clinsd id and better qualities were cuit of sale The
lower qualities are almost nominal al td ID decline.
The saes OF the week are $3.50 bales OF which specu-
lators took 800 and exporters 81 10 bales,
Bsesdu(uh --McHenry's circular says the market
closed with more hopeful feeling though without any
purchase -four at i9s TO hold over speculation; but
no sales had taken place al less than 19s Cd for west
srn canal Philadelphia, and Baltimore, and 20s for Ohio.
Fresh arrivals Of wheat were pressed on sale al S. 3D.
s. White corn sells al ais. and yellow at ass Cd.
Gardners crcular the contrary. says that the ten
dency in breadstus is still downward Wheat has de-
clined 2d 3d.. and flour is.
Pork was unchanged. New beef was much wanted old
sells readily Al advancing rates Lard dull quotations
nominal The stock OF cheese is exhausted Tallow
quiet Bacon is fair demand at full rates Shoulders
sell freely at steady rates Hams are neglected Butter
unchanged.
iar business was doing in cloverseed at q reduction.
Ois are unchanged Lnseed cakes in moderate re-
Sales Of 1870 tierces Carolina rice at It's and 1885, 3D.
Rosin had advanced, the stock being light; common 3s
3D. 3s Cd; fine sorts 4d i2s Tupentine very scarce,
Tobacco il 10 moderate demand at steady rates.
trifling buainess was doing in bark.
The Manchester market had experienced the same de-
preston the Liverpool cotton market Goods generally
were dull. and buyers Offering lower terms
MONEY MARKET
The fund. have undergone but little auctuation. Con-
col. closed firmly at ssb ssl for money and account
u s. 6s, 1862, 1921; u $. 6s 1868, ll0aa Il0l Penn
Sc 80 S3A; Ohio 6's, 1s7075, los 106 Md SIS, 92t
80; Virginia 6s, 97i 49,