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Kells g. Caldwell,
WHOLESALE pRUGGIsTS.


RR now re,.tyiSt s,s newest and most complete
"A stock OF articles their line ever brought TO this
market and Wig suPe IN SheE
are confident successful competition with any western
house. - l. J. : -.,.. $50. t'. l-l1-i5 -s5l1l 3,
t4'A. ~ 100 lbs. American and English ealomeli
50 OF. salpl OUTLINES. E
100 drs sulph. MorphiaJ 81
,5I11t - 20 lbs. s llsg g q, 49,
bbIs cream TARTAR
800 carbonate Ammoniai ~ ~ p
so baskets Said oIli
~ s casks sal Soda;
5000 lbs Super carbonate SodAi
200 gro. MatcIlesi 81
1000 doz Ground Mustaraj ~
i g Sis' 6i Ias
10 bags PepPeri 500, 3.
1860 Extract Logwood, AROMA Millsi'
30 boxes Saleratus;
,..ss s g 10. re. si Essd3
sTsizt % cans Adhesive P1astert a 3
200 bbL chipred 1Ogwtodi Is
y 80 900 lbs Honduras cochineali
AeF 3cases indigoI 20
cases Refined Bortxj
eSif p bbls Gdm camphSr;
l=ss4sa ttSt IS Epson SaltsS u ~
~, ! case OIL Lemon, 60 PSI
Cinnamon, % BSs q
e5 lbs 9 Sweet Almonds, Ptrej
ri. so mats Cinnamon. = -. -, ..
uJAI goods warranted Every descrfp Oh tIiass
ware at manufacturer prices. = - = : soP-e
= - Just Received. -
A ND for sale by j. B.VoWELL, 81 Union street,
a Bazin's Extract, forthe handkerchief. IN
st CoIognes, al sizes; 81 So
F... tt = Genuine beef MArTowi .-j~s.s.t 81
CrystaIline, for the h1iLi ata5 + tiissa4s.
Hazin,s syyeef scented Honey Soap;
"a military Shaving soap. =
SOON Lilly white, gilt and plains
- Chalk halls; ffilsftrt sAf $50. sl53 y
i.ltt, liTop Lake, S3...g sal5 s;sa .astst5
Payson's Indeliblc Ink 80 H. l.ss4ft
IyorS Tablets; se. II-zsfE
Bazin,s hazle.nut OIL Soaps ~. Z. -
e'ii-s 'S Ssorfrt PlSsfer Biach and fesh,
RieaEin's cachous STonlatisei
= saaytpg sEeaas ,sIss sa end s small; }si
Rousseil's Tooth Powdert
BUiIaIo horn brushesi
Shaving ii 60. all kinds;
Cloth brushes; H.,
Bszin's Floating SOAPS 49, I.
Charcoal Tooth Rastei ~ =
India Rubber court MASTERY "a fe =
Ills5s 49, sa t,sn. JStt4ils Lip Salye.s 49,
Also aGGIl assortment Of Porte MONIES, eGe.- seFz.
FANCY TWIST TOBACCO.
In CASES Diamond TWIST tis.s~ss5jFF
III 90 Highlander = - ~ ,51,s,, ~
Very hne st s ptsAs.s 80 81 MSinst.
American Every for sale By
/ y seP9 4ae---S =. -e.sts
- New or NJ EeEi - - g !,
rs the chance for bargains IN ~ T
L n ihed to SOIL Oh some so boxes 81
= ssa TSssssly IfqqSsa prices "a kHo1Ez. Agent.
cas- sagfoFda caiabria EsSstssa 81
4 Z Tor sale ~ s,zs gHsass * II 5aLs &c 81
1IE0 DQ and boys = ~ ~ ;,S ~
i l9t1 sdnf1a 81 s. D. HARPER 9 6gra
EtaalE
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g. invite attention to the notice Of the Over
". .f,bs POOL who have three little girls and
fsp s"s which they wish 10 place il suitable
'5 81. .,.,snt Board of overse is composed OF
al t h gentlemen, of whom inquiries can
y T@g a,I; a. S. Todd, Jeremiah Glenn
lease blanchard, Henry EcLolls.
q I'LL Rn.-wm. Mcourdy.
.U w.. Point.-Robert Williamson.
S%s.i,lpliq.-N. H. Garrison.
Vat LiBsrty.-Wm. Irwin. So
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Hungarian Balsam !! |!

lAR-2O bbIs N g. Tar, Just received and for sale by
L T5.r.qs -. =. TALLANT q DELAPLAlNt
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our STOCK consists OF over - .e,>.rS
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands OF 6,s and Ss, Pound
Lumps from t6 TO as cents, including p Grayely H. 4.
Gravey Hollands fine F. Beehive, Thornton Thomas
Jones and Hudsons, Snottsuans ThoTn's ETnle ana
BeIIi Cherry Ripei the California Gold Bar etc etc
AS Exclusively engaged m the tobacco trade, nay
ing three extensive houses in Vrgin and THIS being tne
only regular Tobacco Establishment west OF the ATLANTIC
cities, having laid in stock previous TO the au
enIs no other better, and but few any can
equal, either cast west. We therefore ask the me-
we also keep constantly on hand heavy and general
superior Imported Ses1rs. Also
is fale Spanish. and conmoil segars Scotch s,lni'.
blalderai also ind h. packs Matches Ftpas Of yarioLt
kinds PHO Stems ard Tobacco Knives. Don't ta 10 call
and see for yourselves. LOGAN CARR q 20.
aupo3 ,ii 81 Main street
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-ur STEAMER ORIoN.-The steamer
Sit % o.. s,ld yesterday by Capt. Dillon to
OiH n. pinslow and VIM. Howard, Of
Nasn o.: g st. Mary's Parish, La, for $1,000. She
F''An .molOyed in towing vessels on the Atchaf-
b5@.nd river. Persons who have heretofore
blh '' ,;Osss with this boat, are referred 10 the
'''s ea,, of Capt. Dillon, in another col
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WILMINGTON, May II, 1853. (
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen. Having
Lereby for the benefit afflicted take great pleas
in announcing that alter using few bottles of your
cnre Ihaye used different medicines from time to tineS
but have never able good
and it is blessing stricken humanity that that medi
cine is found which possesses tie wondrous power opro.
longing human life. The many cures 1t has wrought is
- sAi J.3cURTAIN HAY.
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CAUTION.


DIX AoRsE's IkyTaoR CoHDfGt has been eouatof-
feitedi BY some unpTih6ipted persons. - Us
future ali the genuine cordial will have the
fac-simile pasted the cork of each bottle, and ne tol
lowing words blown In the glasa--7s
CDR. MoRsE's INyl1oRA TtNG opHptIAI'
iSsssfss5 M IS r q. n. RING PRorRIETonsiN,
* CAUTION ElRT11A.
Also obserye Promissory Note VIII sEe
every genuine hottls Of Dr. Aorse's
inyEoFating Cordial. 49,
To counterfeit which 10 loreegy es5t
GF as 'Fs. MP u es'lotntfaiea u Ptnt
eo psss bottles t..so So oFs1a.
: Fts~ssse q. II. RING, iRTDprieiefs
SssF7 s.sse st92 Broa dzEn1i New FORK
SOFA Nv pruggista thro1ghol lie Inilea Cana
JpF4EELfN G-Kelis6 Caldwe;
faiTTslaURGE--f1 etntng , rotler1
4 q scINGINfiAT1-fs. n. 1fe4A
Eiealy q
z tR4Lgi&o s. IIanees gepte
- Il REG sEEEI
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Tobacco! Tobaoco! Tobacoo!

VIZ would most respectfully call the attention OF Mer
wv chants and Grocers to our very large ana genera
stock Tobacco Cigars Snuff etc. and such otner artl.
Giles as legittmately belong to regular
n n. - NKhoican Il lTObnccO HouRe.
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM BY HAMPToN's
VIC ETA BILE TINcTURE.
d 10 CHESTER DlsTEIcT, s. O. !

u = :
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Ge Gentlemen: For the
last M years have been severe sufferer frO Rheuni
atism till, seeing your Recommendation OF "AeInptons
Vegetable TincturesI purchased bottle, and the tirst
dose has so much relieved that lcunsder 1t but JUS
lice to give to suffering wo the result OF the aPliea
ton.
was coniinedo bed the last six months The frst
acted like charm, the second restored strength 10
my poor aicteL back, and am nowas well and feel as
young as when was sixteen l: am now seventy four
years of age. g - z. Z - l4f2as r. ~
consider your Tinctnre the greatest discovery OF the
age and poor suffering humanity ought TO erect 1lonu
Iet TO DR. Hampton has saved thousands nom pain
you gentlemen, acted the part public benelsc
tors Ia disseminating the benets which have resulted
from your invaluable rem dy.
n am plain planter, and have never written for
literary fame; hut when fellow beings are nfiCtedI
shall hesitate. through odesty. withhold any inor.
nation valuable 10 my fellow mani So, II you consider
this worthy or place your newspapers, You
at liberty to make use oft. Yours, truly: q
~ sF{l ALVAH KEMBALI.
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=.oxr CoUNrT FAlR commences at St.
.. =, to-day - q .'s7 ~
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,,o.r.--consideFaOle i'0s' was 7'''5 'EIll her
..,3,y morning. sea
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IDS yea ana fpr
~, $50 Main s..
IVA sAiIi ton Han I
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1910. +-sTtat 161 Broadway, New York.
u-Eor sale by Rells CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling. Also sold by Patterson e Coz =. H. Logan
81 IN and VIeat Il Cbanlfu, na1S-6m.
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:sAAc HoGE. JAS, y. HeaE
Attorneys at law s. land Agents,
Marshall o. H, Va, MoundsDilLe , Pr a.
ny Ill practice Ohio, Marshall and Wetzes countess
w attention will he given to COLES lions and
IA ttsfness All kinds OF land constantly fof sale
an2f-1ydtetw 49, tsil-Il =
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5Dynpepaiu. RI eunatism, scrofuIn, Liver
Com plnfnt, &c FROM THE METRoPoLIs.-Pass it
aroun1-et the afeted hear the glad ddingsl This is
but the sentiment OF thousands; =
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lTELEGRAPHIG N EWs
By the National Line.
FoRRIGId pIilQ1s. -.

rEIEcRAPuEp FoETlla Inc NosE'
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to tie triumph champions Vesetabe rinsture'
Messrs Mortimer & Nowbray-G entlsmen. It iswith
pleasure that am able to The general hs1ing
tuTe Sometime during last NovemberI was taken with
very bad and serious cough was dyised TO lake Cod
Liver OIL did so; but getting better, was induced
try your Tfnctnre. got one bottles and before hau
used II cough LETT Permit also to state that
for the last fifteen years, have suffered much fron
Acute Yheumasm and Vertigo; combining me- at times, 10
good health to the Tinsture, and kind Prov
denco. .r., II. - ~, l..s. f. .s., :, J.sss.55.s
You are my friends, liberty to use this as You may
think proper and believe mo, yours, very
~ 's'a ,s g. "DUNAN.l 4
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Anspach, Brother g. Co.
|. WHOLESALE DRY sG0oDS STORE,
No e North Third st. of CheTTys Phtlndelph
Thn Ailsnach Jr John F. Jacoby;. james ~. Reedi
Wiliam x nspach;. Horny FaiTniah. sep17:d6m
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Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray-Ge Gentlemen: The First
Iietennnt Of this shin yo been suffering many years
nom the dyspepsia, and has been nearly restored TO
his usual health by the Of " Lic
Medicine 80,
this shp ais wishes you TO scnd him one dozen OF
"HamIton's Vegetable Tlncturc,, by the Store Ship
The ssTincture'' you sent received In goodor-
er nnd take pleasure in informing you, that It has been
used with grea success by several ofcers cases
~ 20 VERNON RSKRiDGE, Chaplain is Navy.
We hayo two other letters rom Rev. Mr.. Eskrtdge,
equally strong as above
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From the Birth Place of Christie
z pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPT0N,S
VEGETABLE. sTINCTURE.

( a Letter from an Officer il, our Gallant NaUy. :,
Nj ba Va ma nv other letters We give one below and
w again shy 10 the afctcd why will you delay trying
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STEAMBOATS,
nrnrnIn1NArI pAcKET.

6 - me nav and light draugnt steamer En-
q FL RaHIS cant, W. H. 3oRavYt viii run 20
= - AZ naclet in the Union Line, be-
tts ~ SVheeling and Cincinnati, leavil
IA AZ the arrival Of the cars
RAJ ~ apply ON board. oet1tf
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TR I 4 Howard having taken the interest OF Mr.. Z.
M Ncrtonin tile above house, tho Forwarding and
Commission business will be carried as formerly, un:
Irr tIe style and I'll IN OF Dorsey, Howard q Knox Tpe
respeciy solicit tho avors Of old friends. and the
f41'-S' II ELY dorsey,
Ans. 16, ,53-aug17 w KNOX.
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ON MAIN STREET, NO. 165. 5-
r HAVE just opened an entire stock of Dry Goods
OF all styles and qualities. S rs OF all styles, the
ehespest in The CITY French rinoa Tnibet cloths, AL
paccss DE LANES guled pair French Embroideres
Of all kinds Undersleeves, Collars and Spencers ann
invite the ladies' to call and examine for them
selves. l5yssr ID sen1 JOHN g: HEFTLY
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IN TNTELLIGENCER.

PRTNTlNts INKS -
csTd ami Colored Printing Inlts Tor SAX
,ps BOOB iorders FROM abroad promptly hIled.
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Buohan's Hungarian Ba1sam "!
.9 s(fs THE GREAT ENGLISH /.
!. !. !. !. !. !.
IEREO Remedy Ior Pectoral and Pull.
I'd ~ - mOnaTy Diseases, stin stands
z tIsN &S3taA ~ sunTiValed and unsurpassed,
tSKal II 81 the most e1ectuaI curative
~ OF these most formidable com.
fssif l45HSESS " SpIaints known the civ.
Sl4-.S54 49, iliZej world.
sSToSe Ten years OF trial in the u.
49, -AssA1 nfted States, during which
time Il has been distributed from Maine to Florida has
only served to establish its eminent merit in all parts
OF the cOunti y, the great and !l 80
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in the OF Pulmonary diseases and the best
raVe OF all the slight forms oil colds, cough and tnam
nation, that possibly be usei for whooping cough il
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Tho harsh, dry, hacking. winter cough, which AMI
OLD PEOPLE, and invalids In low state OF health
most happily Affected by the Bilsarn 1tremoves all m
bid cls and other foul natterj improves tkc digest
organs, and imparts new life TO the wan and emasta
sSstsnl. al a -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-22

70 Late advices from the fishing
grounds inform us that mackerel are SO
scarce that the vessels have very little to
do. The Inhabitants of St. John s Island,
who were at one time so clamorous for
the protection of the colonial fishermen
against the Americans, are now petition
ing for the return ofthe latter. Formerly
the American fishing vessels afforded
these people considerable business where
as, their own vessels are of no use to them,
and they are now in starving condition.
They state in their petitions that they
shall be obliged to call upon the Govern
ment for pecuniary assistance.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-22

THE TURF.-The N. Y. TrIbun of last
evening gives an account of the race, in
harness, between Flora Temple and Taco
ney which came off on Long Island Course
OH Tuesday last, in which the latter was
beaten.
There was great deal of excitement
about this race, as it was to be the decis-
i've contest between Flora Temple and
Taconey, each having been victorious over
the best trotters of the day. No later
than last week we reported the best trot
on record, two mile heats, to harness,
Flora Temple having performed her first
mile in 2 min. q Sec, and her second in
2 min. 80 Sec, making the heat in the
unprecedented time of min. SO Sec, ty-
ing Lady Suffolk's heat Of 4 min. SO Sec,
to saddle-also trotting her second hes. in
5 min. IL sec, beating Lady Moscow
heat of min. Sec. which stood, previ-
Gus to this race, the best on record to
harness,
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, July %, 1853.
railroad Arcidfnt.-We learn from the en-
gineer on board the packet boat Congress, that
a train of burden cars on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, ran off the track last night
some eight miles this side of Harper Ferry
The whole of the cars and locomotive was COM
pletely smashed to pieces, and some fifty yards
OF the track torn up, but no person injured
1t is said that the accident is wholly attribu-
table to the rapid rate at which the train was
running at the time it occurred
Cholera mp the Rirer.-We have been in
formed by persons direct from Harper Ferry,
that the cholera has made its appearance
among the bOatmen upon the canal some
twenty miles above that place, where large
number Of them with thsir boats have been
detained for some time, in consequence Of
some Of the dams or other portions of the canal
being out Of repair. A number Of cases have
proved fatal
Rickea by HorSe.-We learned Yesterday
evening that Mr., Burrows, who was kicked by
refractory horse, at the stable of Mr.. Van
derwerken, is not expected to recover
A Crmshea Hand.-Wc regret to learn that
son of Mr. Samuel Cropley, who was engaged
at the mill of Mossrs. Boyce & Taylor, had
one of his hands badly crushed some days past.
while assisting to place a heavy timber in
some portion of the mill. We were informed
yesterday that it was feared the wound would
prove fatal, symptoms Of tagtanus having
made their appearance.
School EgamtnatiOn, fc.-The examination
Of the male department of the Public School
came off yesterday in the presence of the
Mayor, members of the Councils, and Board
Of Guardians, together with many of the citi-
zens OF the town, male and female At the
conclusion Of the examination, each pupil was
presented with handsome book as pre-
MUM.
The Congress. steamer Congress, with
goodly number of passengers, reached her
wharf last evening at o'clock making the
run from Harper's Ferry to our city in twelve
hours, lOckage included.
The Marbets. The four and grain market
appears to be at a stand, and so we presume it
is likely to remain, until the arrival Of the
next European steamer
SPECTATOR
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July %, 1853.
TO the Editors eT fhs EUening Star
Permit me to say few words through your
valuable paper, which is so acceptable to our
community. A few days ago we voted a sub
scription to the Manassas Gap Railroad of
100000 Since then, the cry has been " You
will tax US to DEATH Now, should like to
know if it would not be az we'll to tax fish
saiteFs and fish spectators every spring, as
all other business men are taxed Why
should the FISH packing business go nntaxcd?
My own opinion is, that the large fish specu-
lators should be taxed 500 per annuln. and
small ones in proportion. By this process the
revenue of the city would be largely increased
and we woala no longer hear of "death and
destruction" caused by taxation.
A TAX PAYER.
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The "Star.'

To-day, for the first time, we worked
our paper off upon our own double cylin-
der napier press, which has just been set
up. As usual on a first trial with new
ly set up press, sundry little unavoidable
delays occurred, making us later in get
ting out this afternoon than we shall be
hereafter. We are also preparing shortly
to work off the Star by steam power, the
large increase of our subscription list
making that course absolutely necessary.
This increase has been so much greater
than we anticipated, as to cause us to
work up the supply of paper which we
first ordered in the expectation that
it would go much farther. So we have
been forced to print for a day or two on
such paper as was at hand.
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of a Department as absolutely to preclude
him from attending to any other public
duty. Thus nearly all appointments
must be made upon the representations of
one or more prominent men in each case.
AS a general thing, prominent men in pol
itics shape their confidential communica-
tons of this sort wholly to subserve their
own interest; not unfrequently joining in
loud condemnation of the appointing pow
er for doing things actually upon their
own representations. The appointing
power reaps all the curses, enmity, &C.,
growing out of the disappointments of
the nine unsuccessful aspirants; while the
prominent man takes due care himself to
reap all the advantage to grow out of the
satisfaction of the successful office seeker
and his immediate friends.
All that we have written above is
truth homely and unpalatable truth,
though it may be. 1t applies as forcibly
to the affairs Of one party, as to those of
the other. General Taylor lived long
enough to appreciate the fact that the pa
tronage nominolly in his hands was the
curse of his life. Indeed, we are seriously
inclined to believe that, as in the case of
Harrison, it was remotely the cause of
his demise 50 soon after entering on the
discharge of his Presidential duties.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, July 21-10 p,

BALTIMORE, July 21-10 P. NJ.
I am fatigued, and shall not trouble you
with much tonight.
Quite number of our citizens have return
cd from Cape May, to make another retreat at
some OF the other watering places. gentle
man, just arrived, informs me that few days
previous to his leaving there were five hun
dred Baltimoreans at the Columbia House.
Washington city, and the District generally,
is we'll represented there The visitors, alto
gether on the Island, number about nine
thousand
The new gambling law, with all its strin-
gency, has gone into effect here. I am told
that this law was drawn out-in fact, GOTTEN
up entirely-by Green, the reformed gambler.
It's wording is proof positive that some person
acquainted with the 'iittte joker" is the au-
thor. Thus far have not heard of its being
enforced, though there are parties (going on
the principle that ''rogues must catch rogues')
ready and willing to become informers. Like
some of the striped-pig temperance enact
ments, fear it seeks to accomplish too much,
and may, therefore, fail in procuring the de-
sired effect
Mr.. Connolly, the new editor of the Balti.
more Clipper, has entered upon his profess
sional duties. Time must be given him to
make demonstration, One leg of the trepad,
which bore up his venerable predecessor, it is
said, broke when the new dignitary placed his
more corpulent physical man thereon This
has been sent to the chair makers for repairs,
and when it returns and the newly installed
editor gets the hang of affairs, we shall expect
to see full demonstration of mate powers
Whether or not he has been honored with an
honorary membership OF the Christian Union
Association, am unable to say. He must put
himself down ut once to the study of theology,
attend church on Sunday, be a good boy
through the week, and say his prayers at
night before going to sleep. He has wide
field before him. There are Catholics all over
the Union to combat, and it will require some
time, aided even by s'dyv stick" to exter-
inmate them.
The indications are that -four may again de-
cline to the price it maintained prior to the
Franklin's war-like news. Nothing done o.
day;-buyers offered 1926. 1 doubt if this
price can moro than be had to morrow. Farm
ers and millers have been holding back their
produce in anticipation of war. When they
lind that such a result is not likely to occur,
they will all come in at once, Cutting the
market, and prices must decline. Wheat is
firm at 100 "a ia cts. for red to lI3 lis and
l2O cts for white. Yellow and white corn IS
cts. Oats 40 a cts Rye, Maryland and
Virginia, 20 y cts; Pennsylvania do. 80
SO cts.
Provisions frmer. Sales 900 hhds. mess
pork at SIG a sl6 So Bacon firm and ad-
vancing. Lard advanced to J. cts in bills.
and IL cts. in kegs.
Coffee quiet There is now $4,000 bags in
market. Imports of the week l4,200 bags
Rio 81 a 81 cts
Whiskey advanced to "a % cts per gallon
in hhds. and bbls, ''RoDEHICK."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-22
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