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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
"Tired Of Farming"

A few months ago, . man who had been
a farmer from his carly life, came to the
city to buy stoves to sell again. Said he
to the stove dealer, "the weevil begins to
infest the wheat, and all things considered,
l am tired of farming and SO have sold
my farm" The stove dealer remarked,
that he thought within himself, that just
as like as not the discontented farmer
would find weevil in the heart of the new
business-and so it proved, for when the
day arrived Oh which the note was matured
given for the stoves, the old farmer, now
turRd tradcslnan, confessed that he had
not been able to sell his stoves-that he
had most of them on hand.
"Tired of farming" the most indepen-
dent business a man can engage in, be-
cause, forsooth, there are disappointments,
and perplexities, and trials, and vexations,
attending it. Remember, you who are
tillers Of the soil, that your cares and
troubles and anxieties are few and far be-
tween, compared with those suffered by
commercial men. If your chances to be-
come rich are not SO inviting and pro6ta-
bic, as those of the tradesman, bear in
mind that the dangers Of becoming very
poor and destitute are far less. Famine
and abject poverty seldom overtake the
farmer, or haunt him in their ghostly
visits. lie lives on the high tsble-land Of
promise, rising far above the murky region
of want and destitution. His childxen can
say there is bread enough in our fathers
house, and piece to spare to the hungry
of other less fortunate callings.
"Tired Of farming!" Supposing you
are? What is to be done in such case !!
Do you expect to find employment without
trials and perplexitiesS If SO, you are
doomed to disappointment. There is NO
vocation ia this world that will exempt
those who engage therein, from cares and
fears and vexations! So if you are tired
of farming, the best way is to get rested
just as soon as you can, and prosecute
anew the business for which you were
early trained, and which. if diligently fAl-
lowed, will yield good supply Of all the
necessaries and comforts of life, together
with opportunities for mental and moral
culture. Nep Yorker.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

to Italy, as soon as he can do so with safe
ty, and again preach to the multitude Of
his countrymen.-hilaRelphia Sun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
NaYnl Intelligences

The soo p Of Albany capt Gerry, attached to the
home squadron win leave Brooklyn Navy Yard 70
row, for the West Indies.
The bark Brothers, now loading at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard with for the Japan fquadron of Commodore
PERI win Eat tie latter part OF week for Hong Kong,
CT ina. Those DESTROYS Of pcang with the Japan
Ripggold expeditions must send their letters to the
Naval Iyceum, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The following is list of the officers attached to the
U s. rigne Columbia the flag ship Of the home squad
roo which sailed from New York Sunday, for the Wess
ladies' Jchn Tn mas Newton, Commodore G. J. FENDER
prast, Commsncer, Heutenants 4. A. Hunt, f. v.
Cray, w p Reushaw, Flag Leutepants Richard L Love,
j. NJ MullaDy; Purser, Edward Dunn; Fleet sdrgeon,
Solomon Sharp Passed Assistant surgeon r. T. ecoun,
Assistant surgeon, James Whiting; Chapla q, Holman
evils; Acting Master, Paul Shirley Commodore secre-
tsry Gordon M Newton; Passed Mdshipmen, 7 Jpnos,
N I. West Charles p. McGary; Mdshipmap He9iamn 2.
Loya; Captains Clerk Cowles Collier; PnrseS Clark.
John + Deufun; Boatsvain J. j. Young; Gunner, Elijah
Rarkell CARPENTER. Christopher Jordan Sail Maker,
Robert Hunter. Marine Oicsrs--eaptaiu w. ataIke,
Second Lieutenant g. W. Campbell.
Tie wolves Of Maine said TO be remarkably 1ier.
tus ana unusually I'D tba present season. es days
since the stage ard passuneurs from Rookand, wlNs
;f4fv ear q y 1t.s7 veia y a' }jprs frorp DDS
~ Itrtft .t.t e.t. o. ST pisGt, as de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

Nom DEATHS IN an, EMGgAaT SHp.- The packet ship
Connecticut arrived yesterday, from Havre Nov lost
twenty of her passengers (supposd from cholera
the 10Th November and the 9th December. The bark
Hanss forty days from Bremen lost twenty out Of
two hundred and twenty three passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
Political IAaelilCenCe.

MuyIgrsI EdECT SAVANNAH the folio wing j. The
vote Mayor at The charter eacon held In Savannah
90 II BIB inst Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

aRoApwAY TBEATEr Bresdway-IRsH GUARDIAN
HApry AS LADY AND GEsrLEafAS IN PEcu LIARIY
p ~ ~ s.y4NG PHEBlcAMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

SIBLD'1, E3roadway-YHE Pho
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers stgses-Pox HUNT
GnARHIAN Angel.
NATIONAL THEATRE. 1ha.ham styeet-Atternooa-
LtrrLE ksrY. sveninE-UrcLE ioh's CABIN
gAALAcK's THEATRE, Broadway GAME OF LIFE =
FORTUNES FEoLfc.
AsERICAS aU5EUH-Atsernsoa -HoT Com -Ev.-
Hins- Useux Fass's CABIN.
BaOADwA AZ 22ENAGERIE.-sIAsEsET Twins AND wIID
BAR.
sowE9g AkPuITHEAlEG, 81 Bowery.--haursrRIAN
PSUyoRMAHcEs
.'E2IsTYts ksLKIcAN OPERA HOUSE, Az r cad
vsg-IrsunpIAN MELODIES cHRIsry's AISsrRELs.
WOODS 4rNSTsE Els, Woods Minstrel Bsll "a Broad
.-krHIoPIAS hIssTRELsg
BycxIEy,s OPERA HOUSE, ks9 Broadway BUoK
aEg's kTHToPIAs OPERA TRouPz.
BsNvARD's G1oRAMA, 500 Broadwsy.-rAHoRAxA
HOLY LAND.
sRsNIsa GALLERY, 5ss BroIdwsy-Day and Evening.
EGNeR sLITZ.-sTuTvEsASr ISSrrrurz, CSC Broadway
AcADE@.y HALL 663 Broadway.-PERHAA's GIFT Ex-
HiBJrIoN OF THE SEVEN NILE sIRReR.
PowELL's GRE t NATIONAL PAINTING FOR THE
GovEINMEyTs OPEN THE NATIONAL ACADEMY
DESIGN, sos Broadway.
z3PA CHAPEL us Brssdway.-JosEs PAsrosooes.
TIE WORLD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . corner Of
W nsie street.
ss@s-------------------
New yors, Sunday, December III, 1883,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

BUTTONS THEATRE. Chambers ptgse.--Pox EuS1
cnARnlAN ANGEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

NATIONAL THEATRE cha ham styeet-AfternooR
LrrrLE ksrY. s.enins-UrcLE foh's CABIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
AyUsEnENTs TO MORROW EVENING.

aowsRY gHEATRE. Bows-y WILLOW CoPsE OH
R,,II~N uANlsr GoNpoIIsR- 1wo OF THE L HoYs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

gALLAcKis THEATRE, Broadway GAME OF Lrr
FORTUNES FRoLIc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

AsTRICAS 1UsEUN-Atsernsoa Hot Com 4
pins- Uscux Ton's CABIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

NIpno,a. aroadxsy-gHr pnornrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

HERALD.
They 3sn because counsel informed THAI
the hesring would DC a o'clock p. NJ December IA Tho
tame on at 10 A. NJ. ard appearing n
dismisced We rad tho rcacy to tho
charge While under s-rest they paid to order,
5000 and srtng touching tho balance. Wehave
not bee held II $1,000 in other sum- 70 for
N alioiors prosecution. j. d. 4 D. u. CALEH,
Eron Ayav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
THURSpAY-AuGrSr no


EXCHANGE HOTEL T. Campbell and l.dy R.l,.
burg: Wood BoOldin, Charlotte; z 3 Harris, Clarksyine. J
A worsbSm, Petersburg; J 7 Willsmecn. Ralsigh; s s
kneigh and servant, FIorila; @ Neblet,, LGneahurg; J d
Lennard and lady, Georgia; Sam N Parkhfl and servant.
Florida; ii Hagan, \ OrleAus; J Lyon and lady, wiItSpg.
ton; j Thornton, Orange; J q Goolrick, Washington n L
Pace, Va; j B Oliver, lady, child and servant, y Orleans:
Fred Gran, Germany; &C Lyermore, n n: W ID Long
street, John Robertson, Miss; T b Meaux, Amelia; Mis-
Mary Anna Watkins, Suffolk; CIV Downing, lady, ? chill
dren aud servant, Florids; e II werekensolle. \ Orleans:
\ Nentrss, Louisiana; John X Woods. Arbemarle; Jas
Mcdowell, VIM MeDoSen, Botetoor; T. B E.tis, Halifax,
Virginia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Jss b GRAY, -; S Clarke.
Chesterheld; W d Norwen, Lunenburg; John Crostick.
Petersburg; John y Wins ton, Abemarle; VIM A 4 Rich
ardaon, PittsylvSnia; X A Tiff, Bali; Jas J Daniel. \ C.;
ThoS 7 Collins, lady and daughter, Te1a.; A A Rowle,t.
Chester6eld; + Tinsley. Va; J A Eggieston, Richmond; j
J Tinsly, &C Tinsly, Pittsylvania; II A G Another. =;
5 L Blankinship. Amelia.
AMERICAN HOTEL-R W Fitz.immons. Boston. w
Z Wesiguer, lady, nurse and child, -; J K Walker. b
Little, Phladeiphia; l. + Emerson and lady, II Sparks y
\; j VI Ireland, Newark; T Page, Norwich. Gu Il White.
Boston; DR. w Whetten. II Binford, Georgia; j W Rice
and lady, Romuey; J L Hughes, Lyuchburg; II g Ander.
son, A'neiis; EO Houton, Petersburg; J II Clarke, Hall;
FAX; II Anderson, Amelia.
CITY HOTEL-E Quincy, Norfolk: W AKafr, Louise,
X j Haskius, POwhatau; Geo G Gary, y c; 5 I Hands.
Portsmouth; G. McCauley, Washington; + Howe., Der.
wies; DIR Crump, A A Aiken, J Crawford, Va: T. Lucas. S
II Lipscomb, Fredericksburg; X K TAYLOR, T TAYLOR. James
City; L % Watkins, Chesterfield; J 2 Mayo, Powhatan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
EAElL TER

BOOKS, STATIONERY y PIANO FURTES.
% Virginia, as,r Gr sale, At rh5ie.aie o. retail. "a e 'sITsG"
BJDES IND STATIONERY
Hn va 20 .' MAJ, OF NE trade N Virginia, North Carolina,
cities. In connection viii hi, 20 and sia,toaery Ia iia,,s'Sl. e.
has ware rooms apProPd, tea 10 thg sole Of
ti i w.,a an i,ioTinsnt as extensive as can be seen at any es.
III has parucrlteI in the ale o. over IN, ,bo,.,,1 Pi.,.
For'ss in the STATE o; Virginia, North Carollal and Teanes.,c, a.
ptrior in every re poet, oaered ior ale = M 1,@ss c,srsr. Ert !.
He hss also stta,hed 70 lis s.5iab.E E Sc e a E wv Bg j'}gsyj
nHD 800 h"yh 'dNlFdCToEE where a.. .inds OF
Books OF every de-. rruon, suitable for Merchant, naaIs. Ps5I.
Mayo- Guide % ,iasisrais,.. Kew V' E1.i5a.
p[,et,,I g, ga. IS ny n n. " 'S 10 Nsystrats', new gstien, win
an .rPena'N. cont inins Forms for Drawing Bond, Notes. Beeas.
~ persons 81 distance unable to Visit Risaaous. e.7 hay.
thsa, orders as faithfully executed as IL personally Isssli.
rENHE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRTMSuNG HOUSE IN
81 ~ q, ~, 2Vhhw mos =. stfARNS. Importer and jobt-r ~
Time Fraated ty adding intsrss', Zee d]rasiWay,' New tYorl.
lowest price, e complete assyrfnsat Of Good ."T in Il r y . rb u.
Psfcy sTts. W'r..Ss,. 1d u,'ts., Consisting 90 h.acl a1-
Ribbon. T9qeta aEd Satin Ribbons Dress Triamiays n al kinds.
e., "'9les o. at .l"i. s.k L3c' Mtt', Hareses, Lscs. White
rfs under, .a"i l,5ss NrSf' NJ. H.. o., Ns-,,. s.,,, 70.
..l w. or i,5. 'n ttg ety, 20 a'.. bin Niha can, aAs exam
a.as-,y Rive. ITioS. C. sJrAPTs g G~5realvsy.
WSsTro.' d : =: IayEs c"cer and co"ea!~;on Nc.
store ana Ir .,l,- ''' awe 4"
. hh $ Orleans aud p Rico SUGARS.
'a 3D.. cCf.' ID, Granl,',J, Fuyrr'-si aad c,T,e
3 E.. 2 I'D l.rrss sugar ou's IuoLAssEs.
ne, Lasaayra, ani Jamaica coIifE
2'lgVs Back ,iEA.
To- ao,, sperm and Aiarrsnirs l,.
90 lhi. sle, sad shssasrs Bacon
"'!l. c.r. au. Gross neuinrs
Ion S.fr 4G..f Good n.,u--1.
keg Ea., .sa..,l
Ais3-aroard aud Grain Pcrr.r; Ginger: Hemp end Cotton
e .5,1 yy,i,SS 'yi 10 n''.Fr Wrarrp w Tm q Shoe h-aI.
D5,'t Eass.'i Waip."s 'ad wuaar rap.r. ca,,l,
FNoGS "NoEhyFE.ry Essr 10 IT,,
a Jog nsv PACKET sst.e1.rl ~ cHBUEO, HsfF
a1. .4- .n board SOL siisth ai pysho.e dHpl,cs. Tr
aus p,yIa cvnryr
EIyOH EO-rOS-Firt Nc~rr-u. -ur.r,r r,,.
.Lns ocular rR.i.i t',.Tr.r COURIER. Crrf. 4rSl,
going To- go,rl viii .,ivIi o.. 55g d'r7tsf. r .tsE
,t+n,e " %''r'shtor passage, lIf.s superior a5s..aoflH"rf
'ia DAWN crrErr
ETop NthN YoHR,ira ~,c.cl-li-iuis Iiur
gs..y r;t g1ir. .st.aaa I%tso,ir. en-, W. O.. L5FAE
~ r'snr. Of freight. arry Co
a's nSvm CrErjr
Irnii oV.>rogt. tilry & c1.
'HN'>,t,'s o,l-iojb., w0a, ar'.r.r good ar,rtv.
-ol5 DAVENPORT. ktryv q Co
Com. s'oAHs-"uH "n & ".,y
ego ,oryr .'aa,
"a 49, r1T '>p c.o. gu s'o. If quality.
"' sH" 'r cr,1sr SO, % vHr f.et
'aGY rarlr clr .F, ,rr radsrr..,. article. eu,
= s.'.f tHi.i .i'.s, Hr st.l y
'M' stu.. Nc Cra.,r Saw, 90 u..u ..-.r'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
HARDWARE.
HsHaf
FALL IYpOGTlTJDN- Is,

tALL 11fOkIAiIDN, 1898.
~ t MOORE & GO. ImBor'rs Gmf V1lers On FOPYN.N
q . ant DOMESTIC HARDWARE, SC Nam sar-E ms.
mono, "a, are in receipt, per steamship and packets from Lv-
sTp5ei' ~ a lal and complete a~ortin,ut " Birmingham a5
shtmr ii HARDWARE, and hum the manufacturers Ia thI- eoun.
Wy t1ey have received a full supply Of American HARDWARE,
-iglseTs" aud Nostruholm's Gu- Pen and Pocket Knives
Ten and Pocket Knives q various makers and styles
Back, Bone, Ea-uy, aud Ivory Handle Knives aud = RI
ivory Handle kJ.vCs and f-r-s. i1 set .! ana g. pi-cts
Na's A Bltcbefs s=peri1r Ear1ls aut Shears
Sursg V.l Double EsII"i Guns. svL- very sUp.r.or
Pistols. Rides, Efs Barrels and Mounturs
Iacr, Halter, LIS, Wei aud Ftn Coins
collins, simmons" sud Ilr.ilit Axes
"Auigs' and "BoNiAnds" Sp-de- and Sha ye's
Niu, Pitt, Gross Cut ami Cicu.ar saws
Aug44s, Vices, AMI sritA's Bellows
-lcdge and Hand Hammers; Stock ana Dies
blister, shear, ami Cast steel
casting iHy.e shots uuI Horse Nails
Lors- ColiaTs, blind Brides AMI Hammers
Hrrtle Filling, Wortcl i-ins and Girths
Locks aud Hi-g.s Co.! every drs r.piru
Planes, ChEels, AuErrs and Files, an kinds
Platform and C0uutcT Scales: Pat. balance
English, American, aud &. ID. Per. Caps, aud all other roaIs psr,uy
found in HARDIN AEg St1Tct.
A. their Voois were selected with care AMI attention. AMI rur.
chased on NE most favorable term. thcy feel assured they can Of
yer sFon- inducements 90 merchant visiting this city, and rcsrs-f
llHy invite them e. an examination ul their stock. a. they are de.
,r-minel 70 ,-i as!'" as any regular house in this, or any o. the
Northern cities. md
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

FAIL IMPORTATION.
SSMfri q ROBtRT-, importers Of Hardware, Cutlery.
- Guns and sAdileEy, are in receipt Of their Fau stock ofEnE,
sisting in partoi-
so dozen Collin, r"IIal ~" "a rchrr'.~ and .yiryi,i.r A..
400 " Pen and Pocket kuiye.
800 " Knives and FORKS
500 " Knob, Closet, stock, Pad. Chest, TIL and CUPID Lock,
$50 Bot, Parliament, Table. Mayer and strop Hinges
l,NS u" "anigers'" "Wostenholmi," "wade A Bgtchersr
RAcTs
2f5o' " Scis.ots aud Shears
5000 " Fiat, Square, Round, half Round, Mil, Pit, Cross Cut
and Hand Saw Files
Sl " Horse aud shoe Rasps
COO " Spades, Shcvels and Fork,
go " Seives and Siners
3,5o Gro. Wood screws
Sl Double and Single Barrel Shot Gun. and Rides
Us Mousehole ard other Anvus
2np solid Boz, Cotter Key, aud Flower Vices
% Pr. Smiths Bellows
9'o'o do Trace, stage, Finh, LIZ. Ok, Breast, Back and Lock
100 doEcl Halter Chains
geo kegs Horse shoes
- bags "Gumn's" Horse Shoe Nans
90 Pr. Iron Axles, II to s inches
HAM, Ienon, webb, Mnl, Pit, Crosse Cot, and Circular saws.
Flames. Pane Irons, Rracvs and E!'s; Wagon. STAG. dig and
BuFgY Isnss; Brlile Bis, S'irrup Irons, Reia and Grin w.bb.
brtd ? Fhli1gs, Brifies, Horse and fula Collar. IIrr skins an.
our business.
These goods being purchased Nr cash in Sheffield. birmingham.
&C, We arr prepared TO ofrr the Merchants q Virsinia. Nertl
carolina and Tennessee such inducements To uurchas. A. v.rr
hevyr oehTe offered In this market. SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
mn No. ~ West E.lu -trrr'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. le.-Sales to-day of 5000 bbl.. Flour
at e. IL. White Wheat has advanced to 81 lea is
White Corn Goa Vel IS.
NEW York, Aug. l9.-Sales to-day of 10000 bbls.
Flour. Prices frmer. White wheA. sl,ss. Yellow Corn
10 renis-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM H. STATES
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED
Schr southerner, Leftover, from Baltimore, with lumber
TO J III Grant.
SAILED,
Schr Courier, Rogers, Boston, merchandise.
Schr Lynchburg, Couch, New York, merchandise.
Steamer Roanoke, Cavcndy, New York, merchandise
and passengers.
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LATEST NEWS nv TELEGRAPH.
Reported for TIE pishnsnd WIKI.
FROM Ell PASSO.

NV oALKAss, Aug. isth.-AdSiees from ~ Paso to
July Esd, state that a difficulty had occurred between
some Americans and MeSicans regarding the imprison-
ment OF some returned calfOrnians. Both parties are
arminO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
LOTTERIES.


IENh0NAs LAMfsRr intends opening an Once opposite .Bar-
n nuns Hotel" Calvert street. Bainaore, "a Mobts. ~ M
In a very fsu days from this time every iesnse ioT he a. 81 10.
,sy aSkeeta bugnlia Val have expired. and cannot b. rsne-~i.
az 'hsn e Snlasfgl siihsr % tsy Or ~ Tessts a. a. Safe.
for rs psrt ne IL unwilling 10 pursue an Enidtrlf arllag h..l,g
hsfeionre bad the good fortune. during a residsnee of nl,tv 60
y-arssH az cfY, not % y accused Of any violation af lav Or o,tl.
nane. ne theretpTe respectfully soleiis the patronage Of hi.
tnsnds and others 10 virginia, Who mar desire 10 parehs,- Tiet-ts
- Z. tcshtng ~ Hhcor rtaLtng re ysnarv fr " F,lag a.
ta' nj those HAo DO at kaoo hha, that their order. vii ,.s,iv.
strictly observed.
- Prizs Tickets In the Maryland Lottsris.. e such D.l,r,,-
Lotteries a. he has sold In here Of which he vii hay. IN. IT,.
'nLn .nl = ssheio o. received In payment Of Tickets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
DEATHS FROM YELLOW EEyER

NEw ORLEANS, Aug, is.-The number Of deaths from
Yellow Fever, in this city, in the last tweniy,fous hours,
Is one hundred aud eighty eight.
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Wing majority on Joint Ballot 10.

wing majority on Joint Ballot IL.
FURTHER BY II AMERICA.
BosToS, Aug. lS.-The Liverpool commercial circulars
materially disagree as To bresdstufs. Richardson quotes
very huc weather since Tuesday, but saws that The pros.
poets Of the wheat aud potato crops did not Indicate an
average yield. Pennsylvania white wheat IS lOI. s.: rcd
- 6dI5s 81. Philadelphia -four 9Ts Ci: Ohio a7sa27s Ga.
Cata 26s Gda97s. Corn unchanged Imports of wheat
Tor TIE week $1,000 qr, of corn 10000 qrs and of -four
10000 bhls and 5000 sacks. Mcilcury saws speculation
Lad entirely ceased and the markets we're i~nactiyc-dour
had declined Is per bhl and wh'at 81 per bushei: corn
hti an advancing tendency; lard lad advanced is per
wi; tallow had advanced "a.
VESSEL STRUCK by LIGHTYING-LOss OF LIFE
NV IoEI, Aug. Is.-Tbo sohr. +. :. Powell from Mi.
mrgton was stuck 10y Lightning yesterday off S,u,m
B,"cn by which a seaman named Kelly was killed eul
ihr'e OILERS wounded. The vessel was damaged and her
csrsocH set on fire.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
boston, Aug. lS.-The steamer America from Halifax
h'- arrived Among her passengers j. II. 6. S1mcrlv who
Is the bearer OF The ratification ofihc Treaty Of Claims.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
BrTrAto, Aug. lS.-Thc new steamer N.sfs.jppi col.
'psed her hue IN the Lake lat night, killing the fireman
aud seHlding two others. She has returned TO this port
RELIEF FOR NEW ORLEANS.
"AsHihGroS, Aug. lsth.-Thc contributions here Tor
tne reiiei OF New Orleans already exceed $1,000. The
Mayor has sent on $1,000 through Corcorsn 4 Rig,,s
y" bcrinrr sa,snrnIcr -lfrs-GnyIrs. pa,en.-porrn
y. P'rs1eS is ~ 80. manufacturer IN The United states of the
above ecloh''I.i SAFES, TO whou Che highest premium has Iai
'ssnaNardeIly the committee, ~ the Metropolitan v..t-rt,s' In.
'''nl'"I" .iHFi"h, anil CGuIu'. irprnrtrahic Defiance looks
AMI C,oss-bars-Icb yst Safes and Locks combined Id. I'M. yrr.,
Lgp't 20, iG psld street, SOW Yori, neda,ri.lnv Viia.ni-lc.
TiIE NorEi as ru: r,urD -flrr- r.,r. .,
]Eisaaoni, i,r,s5,f i.. .l.''"'a a4 3 I' IN VIVA u g 1i M-I}y
So The c,c.cI-r n 'u- ~ 5. Nlru's sch,rI VIII r..
r,tF,sn l.t I'D ~. Fem. rs a.r.t.ar5. '' VII ''''' '''''
EN~ Nuncr -F,pre.s ]pacsle4sh r ya.f't R.f..,t yatrs
br-p' &c., intended tr shipment per Steamer, ro,s.rr ,pd
J'af''"S, vi" h.''aocr hr received BY Ae.,r.. ADAMS CO.
90 BRO tdway, WHO sr tr uYfy puHH.n.F fH.4f f. f,u-s.r
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- ~ Ni itrough ihe rl aul winter, Eu assart,tsrt N
rails. "''' a' NI""Fb ""fie gene.
manI'1Hf made tn order 81 .bart noble.
Or.f BY mail WILDE met With prampt and apseiat auepts,
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N-INNs ~ CLARErS PAINos-P. II. TAY-
%SZzSSAS LoR. sole agent in this city for sale OF Plano
\ II N Fortes made by the above named celebrated ma.
" y kers, Is constantly resolving elegant and plaIu P.
amos from their extensive and fonz established mandatory,
The r lnsiritnents received a prize atthe worlds Pair. London.
and s@serai priEas NJ the American Iasti;u,e Fairs in this county.
my combine al the modern Improvement with the Metallic
Frame mud Patent over strings, and arc confidently recsmment.
ed for ~ rrtness Of tone and great DURABILITY. which latter quail
dom found.
Pm. TAYLOR has sold these instruments In this city for the las,
toner's
Old Pianos taken In part pay for new ones.
The public are cautioned 10 observe that the title Of the firm 4,
Nuns q Clark.
lin Strings Of the best quality.
y. III. J. has in store the largest stock % new and standard Mn
sc to be found south % Baltimore, aud Is IN weekly receipt of an
the ueS and fashionable music Of the day. A liberal discount
made to schools aud dealers.
a3 Piano aud Music stare. 100 Main 4.
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~ west Ashin street akichmUud, Virginia, have Ia
az Pipe. "Magloy +" vintage 1854, very
az pipes BLOW and Marli," doao
Il DO "o,arI. Dlxpuy Z Coz FRENCH BRANDY
81 !, : AMI z pip ,aria1s brands
I sb.i. od Peach -
g IN. Nes Easani Rum.
I hhdJamalca
49, =, 9 3 NJ % ; key. SON; very superior od Rye
S9 boxes ci-re' Wine also Cordial, Alcohol, Vinegar, Teas, &c,
oOIB AND ftACY teens WAREHOUSE.
GHED0N, HlRHIs q Wni.IISIs-
~ i&l Liberty s,r-ft. inrSr GrrcnwichJ New York.
Rrusle. Da:;.n,, Threads, B,nd.sg-, Periamery, Porte Msnaais.,
Pass ing aaequ.nei aigant7res from our connection. uff
1lI So i by 49, se rs, Iafs sL Plsisare In soliciting an examination o.
sStAh HiNLi ERs ron FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
y tT.ias AID sn ips a t q b. s.' q IEssi sp.saa.d assy'tarat
'Pr-parsd TO MAKE . osdsr 4; 'he shar,e.. no.se.
Cor arl see for yo1rslL ?. y. SPENCE,
All NEtiEo MY No BoH- wANTsn-W- Wish g.
s9SS hl-e Immediately % abb Negro men aHI boys, to sark on
s222-1 srTioS winston.
e one and a hzif miles rom On .fS tsss n q, y aT prs -sea'
@DoaJ .ae han i' cleared and thl balance B. la the .riri-a
%sEh 80 -sr.s o. rsasoz u cleared ami 'ea.ss to beeiea-ed
by e 1F9- ~ I4tls = 'H-" sga.Ttabe dHr.iny house, viii
rar.--s aPpy 20 [Uar i'm, 4 TALLY.
IT. @i,AiNI ;ciiFNS-RY rng Rry. WILiIsN
Es..iy, y have -nt--..-l Ae will the eI-.
!. Md s.-i.Ir a., - ~
.1iti-= On Tth street between C,y AID N,r5a s.r-rt. asl..
TEEus Pa GNyrT ''' lyons
Common Eagli.h El1-a1o5.. ..'.. e. e.
Five month, r. slv.rs. 80 q.
.,, NJ '1' 49, 49, q sT.-y :z5-- studr1tH, o9s a.taH.
ue.- lll g. ne -.. Academic la our cala:rv.
ea asasss 81 g., tuta:''il s,a. e. entering tie JUNO" Glass
5EIol,iyNu ASD rEIEnsnlUg il,iLi,ol n-SoTGF
AS le.'. q ha1..y ,--t!.asd F-4ast aay parties ria
ssrrs a-r as Kaaa., The comFzay - r., lain raj 10 run g-' 3D.
oase a. @r.E.c Jsyl,. lss. "' '''ANfA'' S''''
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I' mat Pate j. no, & :, 1g st.- - @s c.a.l-,'
As.Ey sa@ tbs AHa-i, . :'se Beard o., Director.
~ is.Ts til g6s ~. woRln> Fsn PREMIUM IA
ai'veGSais - te fr~--- 80 VI 1iafi'.e s-ys-ai Trgit
Q aaH.-ns IaiHas saI visitors who l.se aid oil a
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,s pleasure, ar which ssots's EarI
30 a-l.t -a rs~ 'e yme deus,
natrs!s ~ :, S Il l5'..s aas.' AAsr.. t,L.a s.wrIIF
FALL. 1858! 80 ''s M'Hk.r sgaaLr;
~ HALLowEl[ : G.. ssy, NOS, ep,asi large al 'p,-n.
DRESS GOODS;
RIBBONS, amo1g Which az. como Of the richest
ever --E1s..s! into ihc United States.
cLo5EiyGs;
SIAWLS.
spun silk rLAIDS:
ALL.MooL TARTAN PLAIDS;