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Is hereby given that the Undersigned has beeu
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of James Palmer, late of Carroll county,
deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within one year from this date.
SAM'L K. PALMER,
June II, 1859. AdminisirwoT.
JUST RECEIVED large amount Of DyE.
WOODS, such as Fustic, Cam Wood, Log Wood,
Red Wood &C., &c., which we will sell Al re-
educedprices, by The barrel. or in quantities to
suit purchaser. Call al The Drug Store Of
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Pittsburgh, Sept. e.
Flour, SIS 65. Whea, 8Oe OuIs sic. Su.
gar 81. Molssses 35s. Butter &c. Cherso
6lc. Hams 10 lc. Shoulders 90. Eggs g..
Hay $40.
New York. Sept. go.
Flour 81 GO; Wheat 81 ,O5; Corn q c; Lard
lie; Linseed oil 78e.
Cleveland, Sep. q,
Flour sS75; Wheat 874c; corn 55c; oats
soc; white FISH 50; butter l2!ci eggs &c; hams
&c.
Wheat. al the Sandy g. Beaver canal, is sell.
. ling al 73 considerable quantities going out.
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LIST or LETTERS,
Reminding in The Post Office in Carrolllos ou
the lG'h day Of August, 1861
bllmbn Alex. ). Lewis John c
B'nhIll E'zl Michel j B.
Bowers J"hn MeCausland Wa.
Crawford z zabelh Marin Samuel
Carson Mary Gilman John
Capper Meredith Parr Isaac
Crawford Wn. Slayer Michael
Davis Anjr.w Toner Jo.eph
FlnsIer Bllser Wyand Msry Pin.
Graham Jane Ibp,h
Ilarkess Henry Wadswouh Samuel
Hoover David Young A. Ian,
Lee David
Persons calling for the above letters aill
please say advertised. 4"
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The Stste Of Ohio, Carroll county ss -Sarus.
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meni Of about $50 dollars and that said cause is
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TfiE


Napoleon Dynasty.
on
THE HISTORY
TIE BOSIPiRTE FAMILY.
BrTHE BERKELEY zzS.
CONTENTS:
l--Origin Of me Bonsp9nes.
2--llsly--Corsics.
3--tarlo sud Lelilis.
4--Napsoo--EmPeror.
S-n,,.s S-ii,,s"Ios, Gssi.,. Empre,,.'
7--jo'eph--Ring Of Naples and Spain, and 10.
Tia CARY.
s--Lncien--Ths Scholar and Prince, Christine
Boyer and Madame Jubeuhon.
s--Louis--king Of Holland aGd IlouenEe
Bgsuharnais.
lo-Jerome--Ki1g Of WesiPhslia, FREDERICK oI
Weusmberg.
ll--Ezl B,napaue--Duchess or Tuscany
Pascal Bacchioch.
l2-Pauline--Princess BOrghese and Ihe Prince
l3-Caroiine--Queen Of Naples and Marshal
MJrat.
l4--Cardinal Fesch--BroIher OF Madame lie.
Illia.
l5--Eugene .vceroy OF Italy.
I6--Young Napoleon King Of Rome.
l7-Louis Napeleon-PresidenI Of France.
4 Bnnaparle again rules France. No com.
pleIe History Of this wonderful family has ever
been written, until this work, which Is intended
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Ii is prepared by several literary men Of ability
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the Bonspaues. Ii embraces q foil. brilliant
and authentic life Of LOUIS NAPOLEON
PRINCE PRESIDENT.
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New York, Sept. go.
s1,O5; Corn II c; Lard
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Money Market.

The Er glish funds continue 10 manifest great hnness
but without further advance MONEY Is daily becoming
plentiful, aud expected remittances from Ausa
and elsewhere indicate that still greater of
ployed capital will be thrown into the market Ii is diff
cult 10 obtain one y cent. deposits call Owing
TO this uperabundance, capitalists have sd their attention
directed 70 miscellaneous and foreign inyestmsnt
both OF which exhibit increased activity.
GOLD continues TO aTivethe Blackwell one Of the ships
reported the way has up, bringing
worth &28OOO and the arrivals from America although
part goes the Continent tend further 10 keep the
eal gut In Europe The amount Of Bullion in the Bank Of
England has increased 43l0OOO with estimated addition
next week of hsts million. The total amount Of Coin and
Bullion in both Departmental by the returns published last
night, (Fflday) is 90, ljOOOe.
English Railway Shares buoyan and are dealt IN with
confidence French also asked for Considerable bus
hess has been transacted in Steamboat Shares
The foreign Stock market is lively Austrian Scrip con"
tnues to advance, although It appears to us there some
thing IN the Of this Stock altogether patent
to outsiders Peruvian Bonds have experienced advance.
Granada deferred Mexican and Busnos Ayrean have been
operated to some extent.
feeling Of nquietude is beginning to gain ground among
holders OF the latter bonds who imagine that the oppoun
~ afforded the fall of Ross has not been embraced with
the energy might have been bat we offer no opinion 70
the correctness of the superstition. An announcement In
the London Times by Col Fsco states the amount OF Mex
lean Old Five Per Cent Stock received TO 18th inst ol-
lows: 1915; b 1912; C7,b2; 1877; total 70 10y
which cancelled BY corresponding issue of New Three
Per Gents.
were made OF Nouves Monde and slight advance essb-
bshed Ia this connection i may be- mentioned, that
Orinoco this week, was Senior Gonzalez late Minister Of
Finance of New Granada who proceeds TO the OF tho
Bogotan Government Political Agent OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Junction Company and will aerwsd negotiate for
the New Granadsn Mining Company, lately established In
London. lie accompanied by Mr.. Whtef)rd, Mining
Engineer who purposes landing at Csrthagena 10 survey the
Province OF Anoquieu aud the western side OF the Cordil
e Occidental Tor valuable mines known to have existed
under the Spanish regime.
Among the miscellaneous shares, quoted British
American Land Co. ex div, 26; Canada Co. 5Oi Hadsons
Bay Stock 26
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
News from England and all parts
of the Continent.
Cotton Steady Provisions Advancing.
CONSOLS, 99JG1OO.

The British mail steamship Africa sailed
from Liverpool Saturday June H. about l22 o'clock,
with 70 passengers and the usual mails She arrived
here at IL o'clock last night, in lll9 days.
The Great Britain arrived IN the Mersey
on Wednesday evening about foty-fye minutes past
six o'clock having experienced fine weather all the
ay across She TO be transferred to the Eagle Line
of Australian packets belonging to her present owners
and s advertised to leave this port for Melbourne Port
Philip on 2lst August next.
The Humboldt arrived of Cowes on
Wednesday evening having made the quickest passage
yet accomplished BY this line
The City of Manchester, from Philadel-
phia, arrived at Liverpool on Thursday.
The following are the passengers by the
Africa:
Miss Simpson Miss Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Nicoll
Mr. and MIS- Banbiidge, Mr.. and Ms Sw1tzer and two
children Mr. and Mrs Wckstead and three children, Miss
Condy M and Miss Fairbault Mr. Sanders Miss Manga
Nh and Mrs Strshem. Nh and Mrs. Willis, MI ). HaneI
Messrs Thomas Britain Brown, +. ID. Walter Elys H.
Londheim DE Baqure, James Black, B. lngraham, Jr. f.
Berwick, d. Douglas Mr. aud Mrs. Henry, Mr.. add Mrs
Husband, MessTs Joseph Walker, Henry Walker Edward
ORely, Knpe j. G.. Lssdbeater CADET, Wilson Plstor
j. Abegg. Mackenzie, J. II. Billiard Ggmonx, + j. Rice
Robert NJ Andrew, 4 Person, James C. Gilmore Morlot
X. NJ Shaw, w. RTaylor. John Rose, James A Farnum
r. Nallgamonth Penriee Hodges 2. Hill, FsnshAw, IA.
f. Melhs Metcalfe, Wartele Miss Ann Taylor Mr.. w.
Grant Nj and Mrs Bartlett, Messrs. Srn, JAEGER George
Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Proceedings.

The House of Commons, in its morning
sitting on Thursday cleared Off considerable routine
business Mr.. Stafford stated, In answer TO question,
that an investigation being held respecting guam
tity of wreck that had ashore the of
Scotland, and had evidently belonged to a large
ship-possibly the President,
A bill for the establishment of Bishop
ric IN New Zealand was read second time
Mr.. keOgh, an Irish member, took oc-
casion to complain of the Queens proclamation for.
bidding Roman Catholic priests to wear ecclesiastical
vestments In public.
Secretary Walpole, in bringing up the
report Of the Committee on Feargus OConnOr's case
moved that that unfortunate member be discharged
from custody of the SergeantatArms, and given into
TIE keesug Of phycians accordr to request TO that
effect made by Mis-, Conner, his nearest Of kin.
At the evening session Lord Mails presented petuon
from the Legislature of New South Wales, complaining
of the beral nature OF the constitution recently con-
ferred upon that Colony, and especa the ngnt re-
served by ministers in the name OF the Crown 10 veo
the decisions of the legislative Assembly with regard TO
local affairs.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer stated
that the Government has intention OF reducing the
duties wine.
The bill comforting authority to close any
burial ground in London that may prove prejudlcia to
the public health was read second time.
Mr.. Cochrane asked whether the atten-
ton of Government had been drawn 10 an address
recently Issued to the working classes by Mazzini,
which he (Mr COchraDe) characterized as containing
sedous language as respected England, and insulting
regarded foreign powers The question not being
in order, the Hon. Member gave notice OF motion on
the subject
Nothing of importance was transacted
by the Lords.
On Friday petitions were presented from
the Australian Colonies against the transportation OF
conycts 10 Van Deman's Land also from the Leglsla
ture of New South Wales for the redress OF certain
grievances 49,
The Passengers Act Amendment Bill
passed through Committee of the Lords.
The House of Commons was engaged
with business OF slight interest
Madame and Nj. Goldschmidt are in
London.
A London paper learns that the frigate
having Oh board the French envoy depued TO arrange
the affairs Of Lata Plata is detained at Madeira by cas-
uates Sir C. Hotham, the British Commissioner will
therefore await bis arrival at Bahia is added that
UYquiza President of the Argentine Republic, Is desi-
rous 10 meet the views of the commission, and reason
able hope exists that the waters Of La Plata will soon be
opened 10 the traffic of the world.
Nothing definite yet as to when Parlla-
ment will be dissolved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
ITALY.

A bill is introduced in the Chamber of
Deputies of Piedmont for the establishment OF mar
riaee by civil contract BY way OF settling the difficulty
between the Papa See and Piedmont, administrator
Is to be named for both the spiritual and temporal at
fairs of the discese of Turin-M Franzoni to retain
the tite of Archbishop NJ. Amat had been presented
TO the diocese by the Government but the Pope refuses
to ratify the nomination.
The disturbances have been quelled on
the railroad 1t Traarado and the junction OF the two
lines between Genoa and Turin will now be effected.
On the 3lst ult. ninety-seven veterans
of the French Empire had banquet together at Vico,
near MoudOvi
Signor CALI, Minister Of Finance at
Rome Is laboring under the imputaton Of twelve Sc
rious charges of pecua.ing the public funds Cardinal
Antoneli promise 10 investigate the matter
Murray is still in confinement at Ancona.
Sir Henry Buwer had left Florence for Rome, probably
TO endeavor TO procure his release
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GERMANY.

The Post Ampt Gazette of June -
states that Austria has officially announced to Prussia
its suspension of all negotiations relative to customs
treaty with that power notification 10 that effect has
been likewise transmitted to " The Darmstadt Coalt
ton" On the other hand, 1--WE gather from the Iqds
DendencO there is feeling In Berlin that Nj. Schouu
hausen who has gone to Vienna temporarily 10 replace
the Prussan Minister may be charged with overtures
for direct commercial union with Austria, without
reference TO the German States.
The Federal Diet has adopted the prOpo-
stons of a Committee as TO the indemnlties TO be
awarded to the dismissed functonares of the German
feet The new Constitution for the Duches OF COburg
and Gotha Ia promulgated The Hanoverian Govern.
nent has rejected the demands Cf the Equestrian Or
der respecting the future organization of the Provincial
Diets. The landowners will therefore continue 10 be
represented in the Diets without regard 70 es OF no
bity.
The Oldenburg Diet has given up the
conditions on which It's accession TO the Zollverein
were made 10 depend and gives in It's adhesion to
the Hanoveriar treaty with Prussia
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FRANCE.

The political news is not OF much I'M
porance On Tuesday the council of State heard the
peadir Is on the Orleans COnhscaiion case NJ Oonu
det and NJ Msigre appeared on behalf OF the govern
ment, and Paul Fsore, for the Orleans Family. Ihe
points TO which t1e latter confined MS arguments VEL
two: lst we're the princes Of Orleans from loDO %
lisp legitimate propustors Of the estates OF M9neesux
and Eeuiy and ID II have they ceased 70 DC 50 10
virtue of the decree Of January 22dt DECISION VIII
be gwen to-day Saturday.
In the Corps Legislatif the prol0ngatlon
Of tie Tobacco monopoly ill lst January lsoj was car
lied unanimously-ss was credit Of l1OOOJ francs Io'
restoration Of the old Church Of ST Ouer, at Rogen
The Delegates of the paper mandfactul,
ers have just published protest against the pncs
iufy on paper and show that the tax VIII nos
more than three millions Of francs per annuul Inc pm
ters are pre- pairing similar memorial.
# So Up 49, 10 pass railway bills and other
urgent matters. n l. ;.;as IN
The authorities of all the cities Ia
Frsrce except Paris have received orders 70 part
:, re snprosrbing ceremonies Of the Fst. Den.
" On dif that NJ. Veron has in his posses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
MIR. Ciay's Remains.

We learn that, some time early IN the
spring when the Of Mr. CLAYs health did not for
lid the idea Of his again reaching Ashland the Directors
OF the New.lork and Erie Railroad kindly offered spe
cal Train 10 convey him 70 Dunkirk thus enabling MIN
10 avoid the passage of the Aeghanles by stage coach Al
that inclement season. and securing TO him as much
privacy and comfort In bis weak condition, he could
expect 70 receive. He then expressed his intention Oh
maj route in the event Of his attempting reach
hone The telegraph reports that his remains VIII DC
taken to Kentucky the Erie Road, leaving wash
ingon Al O'Clock this Thursday afternoon. The d.
rectors will therefore have the melancholy honor OF
bearing his BODY homeward not in the way thai they an
cpated and yet IN the manner indicated by the Illus
trious statesman himself just before his death.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
I.ivernooI Cotton Market.

Our adyces out by the Atlantic reported dull market on
Tuesday with sales OF only 800 bales On "Wednesday,
chiefly after the STEAMERS sailing better business was
done though still. rather amey aud the Market closed WIN
including 600 speculation and 5o tor export
Of which 500 Surat $50 Egyptian 300 Pernan and O
Bahia On Thursday the demand was rather more free e
steamships Great Britain and Humboldt having arrived in
the nterm and holders met the inquiry without any vaa'
sales attained bales Of which 1900 were on specua-
ton ard for import Yesterday (Frday the sales were
over bales Of which 1000 were taken Tor export and
e regarded steady and unforeseen ercum ancss
srar without any immediate tendency to decline The au.
week for Fair namely Upands sd Mobile, 5di Orleans
Cd e. b. Stock OF American on hand at THIS date foVVV
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sion Cassagnacs manuscript, corrected In the mana
Weng OF Louis Napoleon, and thai his obstinate ssser
ons aFose IRON the circumstance ohsying the proof AZ
IL Is reported that Government journal,
TO vie with he ffstcs8s London pres. i, a6o 1t 20 DO
established 10 Paris
Rumors are reviving respecting the Pre-
siden.'s matrimonial intentions
In is contradicted thar the Minister of the
Interior intends stop the pension of Polish Refugees
French shipmasters are complaining of
mpost of % per tun levied by the English for hosp
tai dues on all ships entering the river Gambis Africa
Great foundations are occurring in the
south of France At last the Garonoe was rls
ing rapidly snd an overflow appeared imminent The
Lot was also in state Of food the low grounds along
It's banks were inundated and much farm stock had
been destroyed.
Gen. Lamoriciere arrived at the baths of
Axa Chapele the ll.h inst, having been ordered by
his physician to drink the waters Immediately on his
arrival he was waited on by the police.
A Court Martial at Lyons has convicted
NJ Lsncher Cremesxs land agent OF conspiracy 70
murder all the officers of the 10Th Regt M particulars
of this singular affair given, except that tour ger
gesnts Of the Regiment and two civilians were lmph
Gated and found guilty.
Another strike of Importance has occur
red. At st Eienne 1900 Of the Mining Co. OF the
Loire have struck work.
Latest accounts. received on Saturday
morning that the Council Of State has 70
decision respecting the Orleans property. 1t has
adopted the conclusions Of the Government Connis
sion, depving the judicial tribunals of the right de-
eide in the case, and reserves to the civil jurisdiction
the examination of all questions that may arise relative
TO private property which the Princes Of Orleans hold
in value Of hereditary right The President has signed
this decision.
A revolt has broken out in Algeria. On
the 3D. tribe of Arabs numbering 900 rose and At
tackled camp of French workmen killing some and
causing the others TO fee The inIurgens sfterward
marched ihelms, and the 4th and 5th had an en-
gsgement with the troops from Bora and Coustanta in
which the French appear 10 have been worsted At all
events the insurgents crossed the river Oued Saba and
had advanced TO Boussora Additional troops we're ex.
Dected from ConstAntiA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
WRIGHT, Candy 4 Co.'s Circular.

Per AfJica. No. IA CHAPEL-sTi Juno To- l9'S
Our circular advices Of 18th inst prepared for aud Qr-
warded by the Niagara reported continuance OF the atV
ity which has characterized Cotton market for some
time past with sales that day OF 0OO bales Posc
to giving the probable extent Of business on ths n
at similar figures On Monday the demand was ies acte'
parayey heavy receipts and shipments from the various
uors together with favorable weather for the new crop
and under which influences prices had dropping tendency
The sales being limited 5000 bales On Tuesday the b1s
mess wss restricted 10 800 bales at partial decline Of "a
ner In ON American descriptions On wednesday more
Zone was manifested and j0Oe bales changed hands Inc
Great Britain arrived the same evening me humOeldt
sscbirg Southampton about the same time Yesterday the
we're more free but seadier feeling existed, and
sale. amounting 1000 bales were effected with greater
ease. -, - I.,oil, 4, onnavad
tstemen amount 70 80 40 bales of which spectators nave
aLyn l5 go and exporters $500 bales and in;iude 5o9
American, of which 1850 are 10 specuIA'o's' anu '' "
exporters :. -. 10 Oes hale. of
which M. $50 are American