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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS AND DHOLLOW- WARE
FOUNDRY, Philadelphia.

The undersigned respectfully inform the public that hav
their facilities they prepared to execute
ORDERS for stoves hoowware &C. on the most
terms They invite the attention OF SOO ~ ana
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
got up great expense combining originality and beauty
of design durability utility and in their operation
comprising the most complete and varied assortment of
STOVES ever offered for sale; consisting of Liberty Air
9bt Star Franklin Star Radiator; Fire King Radiator;
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves; Bases Bare Cyin-
ders, Bar Rooms RADIATOR flateS Lea het'eS "hSe0
t'aS Ye& MERCHANTS desirous of ordering by
can have list prices sent by mall containing draw
Se s D ABBOTT & LAWRENCE.
Feb 25-25-6ml Brown St., above Fourth, Phladelphia
In1E, Lime, Lime. 1000 barrels Linconville White
Iumn Also Calcined Plaster, Plastering Hair. Fir;
Brick, and Hydraulic Cement 1000 bbs LINE &c For
Ion , ,52-17v91 Contractors and Builders
lust RECE1vING.-whole half and quarter boxes s,
iv Amnsds Pecan. Brazil Flberts and English Walnuts
Preserves Pickles Jes JAMS M SC All new and rdn fresh
for sale low by L. n. BARLOW, Granite row. rron IT.
DPAR BEAVER HATS. 2 cases Gents Drab Beavers
| SIMMER Hat Please call and examine them at the
Hat and Cap Emporium, No Granite NV MTERs Halter
bacon! BACON!-6 hhds; new West. Shoulders; 6 do
- S1o1o aO 90s 1s5a TioeS '''9A' GEO H. KELLEY'S
SPRING STYLE
OF Gents Black Dress Hats, now open at the new
-, ~ @ HaC a otorG, M .bem y, c. MYERS, Halter.
TO ARRIVE % p ftSra SF F,9S 20 S0I1s Flo11 Gos''dd do
5 Lron Sm;tb,s do half frkns May Butter keg
do. do. do. Low for cash, at GEO. Il: hELLE1 ..
C1HEMICALs-Fresh arrivals of the following: ioe 1 OF
pns Pb Ma1PSne GPiGm sats 81 Nor
Plate Plate 1nH Rs 91 Mass Is lbs English Calomel, OF
p9 sPF; Nsss ss Iodine q lbs
R TataS Ia. o. Iodine Copper, Vaerina
Mesesr2 seds 70 9s s"saF gq hSa@
lbs Sn;rts Ammonia Aromat, 10 lbs Hofmans Anodyne'
For sale by " DoA Market Street
April I'd -
~ dy. for sale by fhEI ItiA1' :
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General Notices.
INSPECTORS NOTICE

INSPECTOR'S NOTICE.
HE Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspector
OF NAVAL STORES, and solicits business from those
having it in his line. JAMES l. BRYAN.
May Z, 1888 208lw-37-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

0o- Among the articles which the French have
sent to this country. is new styled chair for
parlor use formed of fine iron WIRES together
spirally.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber begs leave return his thanks to his
and country friends for the liberal patronage he has
from them for the past year, and would respectfully
them that he has just returned from the North with
us s FALL AND WINTER STOCK, which he is now re-
and hopes by strict attention TO business to merit
nuance of the same He has hand the following
wing other articles
70 bbs. Whskey; 20 bags Coffee;
10 :" Rum; 10 bbls Pork;
8 hrlins Butter; 20 boxes Cheese;
~ bbls, Sugar, different grades;
W Flour. fine and super;
% bags extra family Flour;
MI Vines Brandy, Gin, Pepper, Ginger, Alspce, Indigo,
pGU.e Mess BeeI Maekerel, Shoes, Spun Yarn Fancy
~ tannes, Winter Goods for pants, Cutlery, Crocke-
Sheeting, Shrting Blankets, Buckets, Brooms Soap,
ton &e and many other articles too tedious to men
Don't forget to call at the old stand, Market-sreet,
WnH WoH OF the Carolina Hotel IHOS. G.. CRAFT.
Wilmington, Sept. 10TH 1852
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rCnrs 81 ADVnE1gszNex Z

nAdvertsements ordered to be eoneneed OF phS 1ssa
3a per square each Insertion after ne rs1
ANY advertisement upon which the number Of insertions y
not ed win be continued until ordered out ad charge
25 cents Der square for each insertion.
liberal dscount will be made advertisements exceed
inc one souare VIXEN published - menths, IN AZ
VANCE.
n5Ne advertisement rejecting upon privats character
can under aSY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
LUNIBERTON HOTEL

LUMBERTON HOTEL.
TNHE subscribers inform the public that they have 49,
i purchased the Hotel lately occupied by c. w. Eal
Hgley, and that they prepared to enterainzA
all who may favor them with their custom, and pledge them
selves to every effort to give satisfaction. They
building large and dry Stables and shelters. Their ia
he will always be supplied with the best the market affords
and with attentive in the house and for the stables
Their undivided attention will be given the establishment
and therefore hope merit liberal share of public patron
age. j. w. REGAN,
J H. CALDWELL.
LumbertOn. April Sth 1853. 3l-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his place. lying 49,
about miles from New River containing Acres, IN
more or and consisting of good Tupentne and Farming
and all necessary Out Buildings place is well wa
tered and healthy 1t will be sold credit good
with appcved security. Apply to
May 49, l653-37-3m WILLIAM E. SILVER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

r,vT-FA CTURER and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbre
NJ is and Walking Canes of every description, whole
retail North side Market-strcet, Wilmington, n &
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
WILKINSON 4 EsLER,
MYERS

,rTT In 2,
So Articles Perfumery, Tobacco Segars, Sc Sc,
F@ TS and Retail Market Street. Wilmington, n. G.
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wnLTAMH. LIPPITT,

,vpORTER nmd Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails &C., Front-street doors South OF MarRet VII
! l.snn n%' n C. [30v71yl
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,,1uOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
Nv Paints Oils Dye Stus, Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
pmery Patent Medicines &C. &C., of Front and
Immediately opposite SHAW old stand, Will
~ncton n. C..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

UNITED STATES HOTEL, Philad phia. 80
HAPT. CHAS. II. MILLER, having leased this sesaa
" weli-known establishment and refurnished it in III
modern style would inform the public that they will A
find the of very superior character in every
respect.
Capt, Mier's reputation a host is we'll known every.
where and he determined shall lose nothing by his
ture efforts The highest degree of
all who may favor him with their company
Philadelphia May 2. 1858 37-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

WOOL.
IN 600 LBS. WOOL WANTED for which the high
cO.OOO est cash price will be paid, by
w. HAMILTON MeRARY.
May 10th, 1858. 2l0-lw-36lm I'm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
PREMIUM IRON pIANO-FoRTEs.

PREMIUM IRON PIANO-FORTES.
TTNHESE instruments possess many advantages -
over those made of wood, and from 20 to ut IT
Is per cent. less in price for the same pattern.
They all octave of the most superior tone and fin
sh, and are warranted to stand in any climate
The undersigned continue to manufacture Panoortes
rosewood case, from $23j to $500.
Our catalogue of SHEET MUSIC is the largest in the
country, and furnish EVER ARTICLE in the Nu-
sic line.
Sheet Music sent by Mail.
FIRTH. POND & CO,
No. l Franklin Square,
April 29th, So 81 -3m1 New YORK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
Lyons Extract of Pure jam

Sold in Wilmington by C. DuPRE and W. ii. LIPPITT
January Z, 1853 l8
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
/ ! May 10. S"'y WIZ II K1NsONN EsTER

way 10. WILKINSON Il ESLER.
I'M COME QUICK.
you will find that have just received from the North
hhds prime Western Shoulders:
~ s. Sides;
5ss 5bls. Hiram Smiths best Flour;
% half bbls. Extra Family:
u 9rkins of new May Butter:
An ,9els. superior a. G. C. Sugar
fI57TW Nv lor cash at GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
I MI TOBACCO-For chewing or smoking at
~ WILKINSON & ESLER,S.
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wrI. c. HOW RID.

.DoCER, Ship Chandler, and Commission Mer-
Sot south Water Street, Wilmington, N. c., will
C cnI cash advances on all consignments Of produce
pske i Wilmington or to Peter Van Ness & Co.. New
10 them III T21v7l
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

TENTS' BLACK OPERA & FhEaIIoIow by
- sp'eA''u &C G. MYERS, Halter, No. ufani''
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p c.,1n[nM c. e. HOUSTON. Wilmington, n. C''
r. FREEMAN g. CO, New forks
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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nj, BURBANK,
MILES COSTIN,

-1oTFCATE AND RETAIL DEAIEIC III iUU"COo
Inn ~ cnF (uuder Mozart Hall, next door t'
ov Iarts) Front-street Wilmington, n. q l4oI
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Professional and Business Cards.

s. NJ. WEST,
orrrR oud Commission Merchant.
4 UCTloaN -n-A~ ~ Wilmington, N
2l9-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Soucrn Telegraph o'cc, cor. Of Bearer and Harover
Affair. nj The Capital.
SpeciIl D spaieh 70 The y Tribune
WASHINGTON THURSDAY July

SpeciI! D syaxA % The Tribune
WASHINGTON, THURSDAY July H. 1851
Humphrey Marshalrs Mni,t- rial career II China IS IN
enyiabe lis course toward tie CelestLs does not dad
favor with the Administration The sentiment If Nhrsen
dom is against ranny and 10 "a ofbery In thu opil
ion ofmen in elevated Hun lhrey mmistvd Pm
ras Mr. Walker would have sided win the opPres5e OF
at least have remained neutral Marhas course will en-
buras h SUCCESSOR bu, Walkers mental resources will
enable him TO ind the remedy
From entirely reliable information, Am enabled 10 state
that Secretary Marcy in discussing he Fisher Question
vii aim e. take the wind ogl of Mr Everett sails lie
" bee Young American but flOultsr. i' zeal ir
suerc NJ .ts viii be found 90 equal II not oaistrP Nog
IN gland Legot.4t0n.
Tie Consulate At Amsterdam, It j. believed viii De be
slowed upon BarrweI # South Carolina This viii be an
admirable selection H. is q cousin Of the lst7 A. L ara
Vel hL,ttis ripe scholar and polished writer he mas
been engaged upon (And VIII complete in EUROPE Lle
Of Dewitt.
IL Secretary Of State end bis compi'hed Assistant
are diligently dschargug their responsible duties. MS
tbs Sou and Walker held along conference with the Sec
retsry today.
Tie following appointments Of Consls ar made At
Gls,gos Philip l. Heart Of New York >. J0Aus. X
obu Parsons Of Florida at Genoa, Felix Fores, OF New
York AZ ELneur, 3 VOLS, OF New I 1f@, NJ Leth
James Mellow el, c. Ohio, 81. JAgo de Cuba stephen
&, ehrapo Of Penn AZ Mannheim John Shsrpf Of hary
l.rd Nsr.elrs samuel Dti smorr of New Hampshire u
James C. Smith. Of CilAorna son O! EE GOV. Smith
Il Virginia Commercial Agent at SumatrA- Robert D.,
pr-vis QCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

than eosstrg schooner. We suppose the hmi'' o'
magnitude are not yet reached in shiPoundoz' aud
that our merchants aud mechanics are ADVANCING BY
slow and cautious steps toward 81 era when people
NAV 20 to sea with a. little discomfort IS thy nov
cross ferry. E7eyb'dy remembers Snen SIX hun
drd tun. made good sized craft ard yet We have eH-
pspd.d our vessels TIL clippers are bU'' OF nearly
.e,ep times thai tunns-e. AID with tli' Increase We
have IN increase + speed. I'll nov We ZEE such
fstu,ous results ts pa.'sges 70 Liverpool -
le.s than ten days Here are the i0die''"n'
of cha, ought 10 be done Bud monster steam rs
the eels O. craft OF tonsaDd trns' slca as the
waves of tie deep vii no more tos. about than the
asves Of the Past River TOSS ferry-0oat. Put ioto
such Vessel. ENGINES vhnse power bears b. sane pro
,or,ip 10 heir magnitude those Of the Arabia bear
rob,rs The1 you viii have speed safety! and ~ seq
sieEne.. TIE voyage vii then be made 10 week or
90 and win rlsa,ure iptesd Of being scene Of pro-
lopged Hipess. .cls and unhaPPiness 20 the JoFT
Of those vho axe If. Let cspi'aiiss concerned ia
psyira,ot reflect On this dea. Il vii bar Study and
uore n Cd that. Ee tank It would bear practical sp-
III cation.
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A Flag made 70 float above the dome Of the Crystal
Palace twenty feet by thirty blue, red and ~hte, with
stars aud stripes and OF American silk Of splendid
quality, has been shoan 10 US.
BE not too hssty patriotic reader 1t is only bras
affair prepared for the Exhibition BY John Rye MANI
acturer OF serHg silks, at Paterson, NewJersey But
WY does not Mr Rye. who employs nearly four hun
drcd work men manufacture such silk habltuay, as ID
col tanned in this flag The reason is simple. IL does
not pay There is the skill in dying, wearing aud TN.
i.b1e-but be is dstauced by the foreigner in price
hen the duties are arranged on raw silks as 20 ac
con nodlte native manufacturers silks tissues as we'll
as sewilg.silks may be manufactured IN thls coun-
trv Politicians on the look out for missions may
not believe tie fact, but it is matter Of greater i'm
rortance to have such mandatory Mr. Ryes than
a mission TO Austria or China. The Jersey farmers
should so consider it.
We are sorry there prevails an asnine prejudice
against American sewingsla, that it has to be put
up IN Italanike papers in order to be disposed OF IN
large quantities.
With oil our boosting, when shall We truly have self
reliance in matters OF taste and skill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
NEMYoRK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE....ALsAST T-iuri4ay JAY Il, 1883
RIM. PASSED..

SENATE....ALsaNT. Ilurf4sy, July H. i3SA
BILLS PASSED..
Amending the Emigrsrt Law.
For The Purthuert If Assaults with deadly Weapons
Corsohds ting the Municipal Government Of Brooklyn,
Wilhsnsburgh aid Bn,h~ick.
Ircoruorsfiug he We thester County Savings Bank.
Also several local hls
AFTERNOON SESSION
The BIT before the >euste the one relative 10 me
As e.sm-ut Of Taxes Incorporated Companies After
a debate the bill Withdrawn
BILLS PASSED.
Appropristing money 20 the Canal fund 20 be appro
prised to the Erie Caus Enlargement and 'he improve
n-ut IT III Black Rive, Geues~e Valley Cyngs &Ad Ne
pecs and the Crooked Lake Canals and the LOCKS GA the
Cbampl-ln Canal. at Whitehall.
Mr WILLIAMS s,sed 20 be excused rom voting
The senate unanimously refused @ excuse hul ana ne
voi,c Ave The bill passed by Ayes 20. $50.
Apprupriatng money for he Payment OF the Ohn u d.o1
ior oher purposes passed. Ayes - Nays l-tAf
BabcoCk
Iucorp oraiinf the Niagara ship Canal Company Lost
AYES T. NAYS rs. The vO'e was r-cOusldered.
The b. concerning Spp-ss passed.
Amending the act eXenpting Homes'eads rom seizure
The amendment consists of do NJ away ~th Tue necessity
survey 81 The property sud hns statement IN reA
ton thereto previous 10 the purchase thereof
ID. fol. wing !, the vote ~,
Ayrs-Nessrs Bartlett BRISTOL C0ngsr Cooley Cornell A,ey
Norg.n Monroe Ous, Tabor Van s;honhoven ad ana W"
Fols-Mes.r. BeeLuln. Huntington. Plata Uphar-i
n. passage Of th- OIL requiring three h'n 'oe' AN
but l. LAYING voted the vote was not recorded
Recess tn o'clock
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JULY 15 1853.

ed in al respects With the gr~a'4s prop-iev-' news
paper IN which he fouui not a sylahle that b.
gh not put his table and allow III VIE and ughi-f
70 rad With satisfaction Ard this placed the -
be every morning for Id. Hear hear What b. want
ID then to Ak th- Government t1is-h1v cones r.
suo for ha, good nd and BY whet connvancs IL dct
oppression-frr can BE- nothing else-Fs 'b.i While
ths workr 81 II NewYOk could have urh paper hrs
breskfatfsbl- every morning fo- d. ~ workman o. Lon
don musi go uut psy fvep-nce f'r 'h- trcomm"tt
,iop Hear Lrsr How II possible that thu l;ier
could Keep up with ~. trn,a'aut" competitor in the race
II one bad csy intelligence of-yeryhius ID t stirring
"a The word While the other kept completely ia quo
rance Hear h-arl Were they not running race n
the face Of the world with the people Of America Were
not the Collins and Cun4rd lines al u-ting their voyages
70 within sixteen minute. o ii nj And whl- such
was going or tn artisan paid iv-pence or the daily
u-sriyence which The other ob'sined for penny how
wss it possible the frner could keep his plscs in the
in'eruAiiors rvslry r. Hear hear
TIE abolition Of tbs odlous dury will open a
era 20 Journalism aud to rAe people Of Engand. II
will enable small sud cheap F-paPers 70 brd them
selves up by means Of taking advertisements az cheap
er rates than Tie Times charges, Shch che mass of
the people cannot afford TO pay we do GOT doubt that
the parties who have achieved this trumph-and be-
cause we differ from them in some other important
points We the more cordially record applause for
their patriotic e1ertons on this questoO,-FlIl now
proceed even more earnestly and efficiently 10 astAe
for the abolition of the d1ty on paper aud the s,imp
tsx In such an effort their present success
affords the best sugury Of victory. and then.
every obstacle Cheap Press will be removed in Eng
land Then newspapers every Wilt good as Ire
Tunes or The Morning Chronicle may be furnished for
one peuuy instead Of FIVE pence and the British people
a. ne 4. ~.. ..fr.v .lfrff
invaluable Indeed if the statesmen who defend this
aniQuaed taxation coulo open their eyes TO aPpre
cate these advantages they would blush with shame aud
sfabasement at their stupidity in weighing against
dem the paltry revenues derived from unSoythy
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Doing, at Newark on "wednesday Night.

After tie doiugs # The procession aud dnuer " newark
with which our report closed yesterday morning the
President ana Suite excused themselves and repaired %
residence of Senator Wright where sunp'uoa' entertain
meut awaited them Having enjoyed themselves t"efe
quietly for some time, they returned to their quarters g.
the City Hotel and retired with the hope OF getting An mn
interrupted repose for the uht But they were 20
oisapp iutmtu-Iot sadly however rs the re oer VII IN
fer when he learns the cause OF H. WHOM WAS Vocal so'e
sde This was given by the German Glee CUB ot New
ark in strain, viii, no sIUmb-r however s~.H no
e>en oid Samuus himsef-coud have d' ned Inc Ftes'
De Aud Cabinet Mmeters made th-Ir app -Tnre Oh me
bsco, and gave most decided evidence OF their grs
sttaeciaon a. the .Inent OF his Unexpected sr5-
nae Thereafter they oota ned refreshing slo.p whch
e.. No dou bt unusually welcome.
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Departure from Newark.

Ats o'clock Yesterday morning sqea al tram arr'eI
from jersey C.ty under charge # John Ja'k5Dn, wee
Pre- >ideutoi tie Road bearing Newark Adern n bs'y
AID Stewart OF the New York Municipal COMMITTEE, and
Alderman layton ami A H. Wallis Esd as Special
Conn ittee nou Jersey City.
To the jersey City Committee tae President and ms
r Is we're then transferred b. Mayor Qunby ct Newark
f. Nayor Nai dtrpoo y Psry, President Of the BJd ot
Alderman Of that city and others Of tho Local Com tire
H. Whose hands they had bcen comfortable during u or
ta, on tie tniD 10 Jersey also observed orhhJrs
NJ, nts, and Wright Of Ntv JeI.ey aud other distn-
r-,G eu,p 81 tl- locality. Aso there wts IN col'
n,u> Co. Price the Chairman Of the PuilsfephA m
iojti.e Mr. Yard ~ the Trenton escort Hon Iu'nS
Iorrl p, Col " foruey anl other p.'n.neut person
sg,s non that city ana se'here. .
An ium4r,- thong va, at the Railroad S'aor awaiting
the proc sion OF carriages which re The IreS1rnt
tllher from The hotel from which cheers nPpn
che, r. proceeded The departed for Jor'-y Cy AZ
tb latter unnt the tram arrived few minutes before
clnck here an immense and fomcnung con '1urss OF
eager people of al casse. ard ami seN' or '|d7l
rt ma the car auDst took tue ~ na Chet out oi
n hands Of the Committees Bot for strong ano ELI lent
Police ausrc lc1tri.a1ie confusion II not worse "oaa
laNeItrulted.
crs wh q, osed The grand escort at Newark, W. FEEL
that ,ueht ~ Dee appended here, IN connrNpu "tn tns
coi - s'tfa' cry:
p,n Quad Cap H.liaeh (Cayslry Union Bla@s Cp Car
ter Frra Guard. McLear Mousouer 'usd t't o- 10
eoaid; National B.ues. CAPS HanSin. O3nt hti
C,r Haley American Cohtlent-a apt Hama lioai ~
Ke. yat r.mers Union Rifles Capt Isil0ni a4.ia tt9n
Rif. at Mui az; saTsted Guard Filloohio w Sct %
uen co CouIsny ~ do Company {, do Hhng'Ja oa w
Young brisNIei SHE'D Ol4id' OaFl' Fos''i' "' N'' ~
Cant 81 4 Al
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About II per cent of English printing is at present
wasted on silent or needless letters The adoption OF
Jlonec alphabet would save, therefore, IA per cent oil
what now expended for books newspapers and print
ed documents Is not such saving worth as much as
if it applied to the economy Of steam engines
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From ashingt1D.

" A.IIINuI N IIlI'-aI y l"II y TT
Tho following new Consular appointments are an
-,..,g.d Linz Caleb smith. Of d. prrutnblc0-
Win Llley. Cd Ohio s. John. RI "a Poems If
IT,, 4 fsrr. II ward W0rr-l. of D-- i a~s-i les
sud- pirs nore. q - II Glasgow-pliiD L. Heart II
= r. El.iu-ur-F T. Is els. of y. L-rl-J ,t.-s H.
l.,ag ~ Olio. lheim-John >.1srr, - NJ = Js-
- DE- Cube-Siepheu Cochraue Of Pa slmaTA-C I'm
-.errisl Aetut. Robert h. Puryis, II samaf-t.
N-r..p Meyers "a the Capitol EHeu In % day re
&c. O continue O. ~ork unless pid IS cents pr a'-in
,,y-,t, II present wages Of s. - tnS catngs 10 me
l much destruction, sides me r nova. % in
-..t g. aeriAls and several hundred msA Ill slyn DC
-rr i-HeC.
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90 Mnrnelle TeIesraph Company.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday. July H. l15A
srrral meeting Of tie stockholders OF the dagne;ic
q. '..-.t' Company between Washington All New York
e.. = r. tiis city today. William d. swan, Of This
.. ,s ~ q uously reelected President Geo H. II 49,
rs,.r-,-. joseph Saier, Secretary ami Amos hsp-sL
Il H. Fr.rcb 4 " Arlington Z-nus BarnGm. s. : Ab-.l
-. p more NJ Candy, Of Wilmington Richard "
E,e C-,rz- y Riggs, New York, and John Thornley,
- plad.ict a. Directors. quarterly meeting ot ths ID
,ctr. BAG been previously held and dividend Of per
cent Csclsred
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,rue,,ou Of, "a steamer by Fire.

FITT>Bl RGn- I1lrtsy. J1y y Il|
The steamer Manchester ~Au- afae VI srur Il =
-, ~ h-Ior u +. rf, Nu .u-l O. tn 4 -
.s.,ri.v sff rro,n Thr fr- ciu-ed By w'rknsa
cr-ie,,, ti-os ing u..tch down SO - hg1uuI ckT
In b.. vas wired by Captain BoSnAu sot George
R.ichu.cko- She vas -trly ed eos, s.f 0'o In
No ~ : 0a. IN he u.a rarr sd Flre mans Odi.ss.
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w So raRn PAGE. ~

Our Leeislat i've report did not come to hand last
night The Senate mhde some Canal appropriations,
and passed several bills of minor interest The Assem-
bly WAS not i'm session
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r.. Yenor yeyer NJ AK Cages.

BOsIUN, Illr4sTl JlI7 u ~
aorrs rom Aux Gays % tne - 10 ut state % Il ID
80. ..u-td 20 rage there. both ia snd NJ
e. - -,rg 10 por. TEo brothers uar-l R'oh. If Iflro
a.. atg Of Il within d.y - tso OF each other.
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The details Of the Presidents reception and the In
auguratiOn of the Palace occupy large share Of our
space this morning II is not certain whether the PreS
dent will leave day but he may do in the evening