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a ITOkNEI aud Counsellor at Law AVID so,,;..
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"BE DAYS OF DRINKING WINE FORG0r}
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FEMALE MEDICAL CoLLEs L OF p1,>,,
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Fourth Annuoi S,ss,on

~N'N''e <h"hNGf DtoSiON.
THE next Course Of Lectures in this Inst;,u,,.
l. commence on Saturday, October Ist Iesa
continue Zee months, 2l wecksl closing on t tSo
CT February, 1854. 'He
FACULTY.
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A RELIGIOUS FAMILY NEWSPAPER, published
"A weekly, at Utica, New York, is the organ of the
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AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN Ae ENCY.

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY
TINE subscriber devotes his attention TO the prose-
L cution Of CLAIMS, procuring Of PATENTS, or
Transmission of funds, in America to any portion
Of Europe. JOS. c. q. KENNEDY, late of
june 16--3m Census Office Washington.
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PHONETIC WORKS.

Dr.. Cohsfock 10 the author Of Che A,,<r,.,,' o. -,
Alphabet the only perfect alphabet that hss besn rso
the world because IL Is the ony alphabet thai h. "a;
tinct letter for every articuste sound and al Ems s
infection and intonstisn Dr. G. has pnblisSed i'm NJ
phaoet his System Of Eoeutios, 81 the Nes TO-
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srAMmEhiNe CUkED-ELOCUTIoN TAuguy1
nk. COasToCkS Yoca! 0yp.sa,iiss. Phl.s.,,,,l
twenty years, is designed for prootion Of g-ss
Cure 81 Stammerins and the Correction OF Lisopg s1
other Defective Articulation we'll as for lmproy,mss
siocusion Address A C0hSTOCK, Nj D.
No. l02 Mulberry stras, Fh;,ssi,,.
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Talk on Change,

The Aa's news though showing increased demand for
brehdsns and activity the ohor side, especially for
Holland and France yet the prices hnd not advanced in
corresponding ratio with the largo and sudden rise 10 this
market after the receipt OF tho Atertcs ness Hence
with the exception OF prime Geneeee wheat wanted to m
Frcnc Oh o. 1ers there important advnnce In that
article. Flour was irner and higher after the news,
with fair salos OF state brands SO 20 sc &C. with
~ oil lots, n little fancy, at SC 90,
CoGe vas again active and higher, with sales or about
0 700 bsgs Rio ut lie. II &c.
Owing to the foreign rews sugars in good demand
with sales OF about 800 hhds Cuba adoos at
abtut nd atyonce for good 10 prime quaties
Cotton was dull snd heavy, with sales Of only Eve
hupdrd bales.
Nr. BJamiby Nocre, cx-Nayor OF liverpool who came
change yesterday, in company WITH Mr. Wood, of the
arm ofNesns rsDhiston Wood & Co., OF this city.
The tAo OF the malot FOR provisions and bread tu1s
in San ar cco 81 laet accounts, brought by the Star
of tho Weat, was rGlher unexpected. 10 was believed
Chat tho lorefon otioed would only prove temporary
ondtbat VI the resolved intelligence Of the advance
toaT II The Atlantis States, The article would speedily
rally srd gobsbly approach higher figure than it had
at,aiDtd FOR some tine past
II WIS aid thai inlcrs 10 the interior complain.
ng cf scarcity OF vates, which uncss repleniel ~
further rains proi Cd IN rotsfd their grinding. IRON
hs South he mills IL 81 dire:tons wers IA full blast
and PRODUCING all toe nour thsJ conId oufAoture.
n Z fer8s ~ s. es'sadid eli yer slip siyiox Uopd
" beh r,a- hs eers II ths shor ct uies to gan
sleias. isOsitJ wsis Lot wiling " ADM. Tia. sns
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How rs IA 30 BE SErTTTp.--The hard shells
Of this city night before last elected string Of
delegates to the Democratic State Convention
at Syracuse, and last night the softs or free
sellers did pretty much tho same thing. Both
sets win go to Syracuse; but one or thc other
must be rejected. The softs are backed up by
Jammany Hsll-the hards by the letter and
spirit Of the Baltimore platform Which is the
genuine delegation, and which will be received !?
From oil appearances the section having tho
majority at Syracuse viii take care Of their
friends; and We believe now that the hards will
have stiff end inGcxible majority. Ergo the
hards will be admitted. What, then, will the
softs DO? Succnmb or revolt knock under
or back ont! Tho 18Th and l4th will answer.
We are approachiaga distinct issue on the fugi-
tive question AZ last, and we want IT,
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had tssn beat BY The CLIPPER ibp He'ssA 1hsv ssa6
they would not believe al he ias's n M ease
were known. wss ooptss.ss curious and oioss br.
tiDess when the difference the SAILING une ct
Gamers fer 900 miles counted BY minutes Iets
that two clipper ships ahon both tal ON the nAne DAY
from New York, ON . voyage of about n 90 nilsa
around stormy Cape making The passage IN 1eS days
and both arrive at San Francisco on the sane 1ay ano
withinYa few minutes Of each other formed ne 4 the
mott extraordinary marine contests ever lnswn.
AJpriyate despatch was received yesterday from
Washington, by an influential chant ststi,G hat
person, giving his name. in conAdsnea) lad lsa sr
would DO appointed ON that day. Supezintmamt q the
Assay once IN this city, As Was anticipated - was
lawyer Though in every respect considered ven qlaH.
lied fer the discharge oil its dutiss and h ~ na was
an excellent selection and rsditnbls to Tho asina
ton OF the able and worthy Secretary Of the Treasury.
Though not Of the least conequ1cs as to his Ans for
the Office was mentioned That he q ths bunker
side Of the democracy. The salary was fixed At S250o
Fer aSnun.
The tone and spirit Of the attack Of the London Nses
ON the Crystal Palace cordau ned as uaaiT and MI
beral What the exhibition might been In JAY
me nth since, had nothing TO do with its present n
did ssncnts the attractive articles in a ssr
ments Of industry, which O monument Of skin and
enterprise alike honorable 10 the country and is pro
eotOrB.
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Via tEw YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
NE United States mail srsAfnship Hermann, Captain
higgins vr. fcave this port to-day at II O'Clock, FER
1ssshampton and Bremen.
Subscriptions and advertisement for any edition Of
~ NV ycaH herald wiz he received a. the following
ylscns h Europe
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3. 81. asyon, No. n Rus de \. Raacue.
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this morning.
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Marine Affoi =

gm snA8aT BLACK WARRIOR after baiDy thJrough'y
repeied decorated resuaed hc Place and ststCa
yesterday Tor hIvana and Mobile.
TIM cpw o. Ta BARK FREypsmF. soaooasr
Eaye Ok gtd a. IIsifox y. s.. the 23sh 81 Auga,s
havpg OK board the eg 81 ne barE esisaashio wbah
Z rrds-t3 - - ca be- possqce fon 7-edsrl-a f4-
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GEN. DIX ENDORSED BY SOUTH CAROLINA
The Charleston Mercury. which. upon political
subjects. generally rpeaks the sentiments Of the
South Carolina democracy, expresses the fol
lowing extraordinary opinions concerning the
longtalked Of but still unsettled question Of the
appointment Of Gen. Dix to France =
The difficulty in his wny, according to the news
papers, is that he adhered TO Van Buren, in 1913,
and has since been classed as barnburner. But in
this position Mr. Dix has done nothing to make him
81 If obnoxious to special hostility. He stood by the
political chief under whom he had grown ~, but
That is all that can be said against him. Webster
and Fillmore, at the same time, had position far
more pointedy opposed 10 the South than Mr.. Dix
and we were willing to forgive them, on their taking
moro consonant with the peace OF the country.
Why should Mr. Dix be victimzed in the like circum-
stances? But we do not admit-at least we have
seen no proof.that opposition to his appointment
has come from the South, although it suits portion
OF the Northern press to say Il seems to MS he Is
in reality opposed mainly by division OF the party
in his own State. 1t does not strike us that the
President is bound to defer to these camors Of local
faction If, in his judgment, Mr.. DIX s qualified by
ability and character 20 do the country good service
in France, We sec sufficient reason why no should
not appoint him.
II that does not conism Gen. Pierce that he
was. right in the first place in the selection Of
Gen.. Dix for France we don't know what will.
We commend this endorsement OF Gen. Dix
to the special attention of the President If
South Carolina approves him, where is the dam
ger? Send him along, and relieve Louis Napo-
leon and the Empress Of their suspense. Be-
sides sound conservative at Paris just now
might be useful in conjunction with the Empe-
ror in maintaining the peace Of Europe. Shall
the Turkish question be settled without our
having had o finger in the pie? We hope not
The Charleston ,'tercury approves Gen. Dix.
So does the New York Evening Post. Pass
him.
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The soft shells held their election las. Light. az
nay be seen by the advertisements in another
snismn. Everything vent of peace IDLY, end al the
sOfts were elected The following the names Of
he delegates elected by both har5s and aof.s:-
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LID FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Sept Q, 1863
The realized by the steambo,t excursion given by
Tho Baltimore Rahosd Company, in aid OF the Nov Or
leans su frerers was 5000.
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Aid In Mobile.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HIRALD.
NEW York Sep. 0, 1855,
sI-In behslf Ct the committee having in charge the
collection Of funds ia aid Of the susrers from the pre-
vaiipg epidemic existing in Moi 10 to suoa
encd extent have 10 thank you for the valusoe
aid you have given their eo,t, BY publishing gratui
tousy their proceedings in year Tapsr and have to ask
your further indulgence TO publish the folio wing
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NEw YORK. Sent. @. 1855
TO rHI EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NEW York, sept o. 1859
The urderfigIe ed duly inform you that the receipts
from the viii Of the Rbcnsb Belgian GAlory No Oss
Broad way. Tuesday, the 49, Of 5cDts oer
apart the relief Of the New Orleans susrers and
quest you 10 inform the public Of Il.
Yours respectfully. BREWER Il M0RAS.