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Established in 1922.
Twenty Gross

Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
his neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
Messrs. THAYER g. GATES, "--
where they keep constantly hand all varieties Of Con
tectoney, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &C, al whole
sale and retail.
In connection with tho above, they have fitted room
expressly for Ladi0s and Gents Relreshmen Room.
They also furnish families with the best kinds of Oy
STEERS, by the pint, quart, or gallon,
MessIs. Thayer Gates hope BY their united efforts
TO merit continuance Of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been besow cd upon them, by discriminate
ing public BENJAMIN TIIAYER,
oct2t dtf ID. q. GATES. -
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WORCESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1853.
GROCERIES, &c.
Salt Pork

Salt Pork
E@Y the Dbl Also, fork Hams
- iebl0 diff LEE SPRAGUE d co
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D. 5. BARNES, Proprietor.
1EI Er,,,,,-,,, NJ ~

Ne LUs ULTRA.
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TNoR sale low for Cash, by P LOTHR0P,
= apl4 Gaw3m e Mechanic ST.
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just CAL IN and Look
A 7 the Fresl Stocs OF GRpCERIES. now opening
IL by BROOKS d sirEARNS,
mch0I No. Front Street
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Savings Prank

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
FEHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is one
4 daily for the receipt of Deposits from all classes
" o-cester, Oct. |, 1882. octldGwist
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u VIE undersigned formed Co partnership on the
18th day of March last, and will continue business
at the old stand of 7 A. CLARK, where they will be
happy to receive the patronage of their friends aud the
public generally. T. A. CLARK
April Il, 1888 diff L. 81. SANFORD
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FTNHE subscribers have formed Copartnership under
i the name and firm of G. A. HARRINGTON Il CO.,
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints, Oils and Man
uactnrers Articles, and will continue the business at
the old stand of c. A Harrington No so Main street.
C. A. HARRINGTON.
mchl7 JEROME MARBLE.
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At the recent commence OF Harvard Uaycrsi,y al
the supper or the "Pa UPfiion Fraternity" j. SAKE
The poet having been toasted, gave the following good
"hir in rcplyt
Dear brethren, who sit Ioasd ibis boontfai board,
With excellent via nds 20 lavishly stored,
That newsps pbrsss, 'twoud undoubtedly 'groan,
II grosning were but couyivial Tone,
Which II i.n't-and efrlore, by sympsrhy led,
The table, no doubt, Is rejoicing Instead
Desr brethren, rist--sHd IL won'tbe sorpHsing
II you hod me, like bread, all the better for rising
rise TO express my exceeding delight
In our cordial reunion thi; glorious night,
And Invoke every blessing Iue-hcsred brother, ..
In funess Of feeling. can do Tor another
And here LEI pause Tor a moment, 10 say,
Ia negative, less than IN positive way,
(Like person beginning hi, dnctrnsl tsss,)
W hat bless ny for each would specially ark;
May me- get ia love or In debt, with a doubt
A 20 whether you will ever get out;
May You ue'er mistress who plays the coquete,
Or a neighbor who blows on . cracked clsrionei;
May you learn the first Of a lock on your door,
And ne'er. like Adonis, be kiged by bore ...
Shuh csn'ing and csntcw with resoiue force,
4" csurr"ts shocking, except in a horse;
AT loyiai pn rites mind what you are nj,
b OF your head aid take OF your bat,
les you Ind tina lbc fAyorit~ Of your mother
Has ache IN Ihc one and q buick an the other;
May you never, pray, 10 worry youf lte,
Have a ~esk-unded friend, or a strong minded wife
fsiior disuustful, partner suspicious;
A dog that Is rapid nag that Is vicious; {.
Above ALL The chief blessings the gods can inpaft-
May you keep clear head and a generous heart,
Remember 'us blessed TO give aud forgive;
Live chiefly TO love. and love while you i've,
AID. dying, when lite. little journey !, done,
asy yoor last, ionde-f sight be ~. UrnLor
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A NARA AvI,.-We clip the following from the San
francisco correspondence OF the ST. Louis ls,elgeneer
"Some days ago. the schooner Emma Parker, from The
Socetys islands fell in with The wreck OF vessel
senbng Chinese junk, from which they rescued a
man in a starving condition. take from a morning
paper the following account ct this individual:
".The rescued did no, at all resemble China
man. and speaks jarson understood by any person
who has attempted 10 converse with hin. Moreover,
some small coin which he had about his perssn
such were before by any person board
He entirely ignorsn, Of the use OF clothing. and
rnsrvelled much al every, he board The
sell He appeared 10 have no idea OF chart nautical
instrument, and could convey idea OF how long be
had been at sea. When found be piiiable object
and was entirely exhausted. Ii appeared that Tor long
time he had subsised BY spearinG hsh.'
He is reported 10 be japanese, but no one has ye,
been found who understands his language. predict
however. that II will be long until our clippers will
ride at anchor IN the ports OF this inoogno and then
shall have no dfhcoy in finding Interpreter for
such stray subjects OF the sealed empire may chance
10 pick up al sea.
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A. n q. MCGUIRE, Anesscwsev.

nERsMpToRv SALE or HANDSOME COTTAGE HoUsk
on seventh rrdsy snersoon August sh
sx o'clock oa The Pe%.s .ns sew sa :. =, - ,.sa
wet, sad sree. povth sas.ins back 100 M in
proved hapd.ome cottage, nearly csatssins
parrss -de, extending hack e depth Of
the main building TIE psrfsci snd sale posiive'
Adh residue twelve eighteen, snd
interest
Aug3d JAS 4. MCGUIRE, Anc"o@ess.
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He North Amereaa Differentiation ~susrsed superior sna
cheaper than and all othe articles heretofore ohceo e
black and I'D ants, TOW dwell
They VIII est ready
and likely the building For fuhef
circular, gratis. Uyou
truly valuable arucIe ask for The North American M
and othe Pcs rs hos, winch csnsns
Sold whole
sal. .pd retail, BY GRAY RALLSNryNE,
Aug5 Seventh Street, near Odd fehors hhi'
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The New Orleans Picsyuns states that Spain has been
making Efforts for years 10 have her navy equal outs
She has been constantly counting our ships, steamers
and gsns, and has KEEP, pace with them in number
She has therefore formidable and well equipped navy
as large and as effectively armed Such is the
Spansh confidence in the strength OF this navy that they
rely upon il, in OF war, 10 sweep from the
and enrich themselves upon the spoils OF
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. On Monday, The
shall ~ oeocs m
building f which Improved win nsssW
rs, g. W, W, W, srd ~ m
Jose subdv,.sen Of No s<s I've seoye o
esch os I'd sud " sure wss run
niss sH.y 10 containing In ell w. square
HsrSsossy ,ccssed. 81 under good fence
$3.50 -. .' GREEN SCOTT,
Aws-da III TeEssG as@a Auetouesrs.
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n Rev. wtltls MrApu n. ID, President
Rev. T. y. C.srrssss, Wee President
wnusu Ktsusy.
Twonas J. Mrc1s.
FaAscm r. srupuwe, N. u.
RHuiAurv CRAWFORD.
Prs Powrps
JAsss Potrrs.
N. X. TpouT, Secretary.
Rev. n ". rsllLIrs, A. NJ, rnncipal
Rev, j. Z. WsrAr, A, Vice Principal.
J. q. Essstssxcsr, Professor 81 Music.
noss =. De Risrrs, Professor Of Languages.
THIS ins'~icr beautifully in part
vgoa Tbs suiidirxs erected le%o BY
rrtswsn In different Of the
ss~A Sofsfs, with
best sdeauoas advantages Il Ia furnished In very
Perhaps FOR sauhiy Of atmosphere. purity water
of the enjoys superior savan,as..
Viii September The eour,e oT
thorough
IL .rper.e~.
Of the Institute
,rp.n~nes Of nearly quarter Of century.
Of 10 Als
srnss, for muse, languages, and dra~tna u
Refer following gssfcee, STANDARDIZATION H. w. y
stus, r. r. shine, Judge L. r Tbomp~on; Leebug-Dr
CAgeu Burr Harrison, Chshott~svle-Msor William T.
nh..y hshuGA Goodwin, P~rhebuu "a Smith
honroe-A T. Csperoa, Roanoke r. Taylor
ESQ., orsns.-hajov John Lee Washington, d. GIL p InGs
go. Ass.ma-Jadse Resvs
ro' circulars, &C., address the principal
Ansa-hwt~cp
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nIvcurg Meas Chvssssss Association : Rooms row
hui'dinr IN below T. the General roe, omee
cssrd mt~een NE hcsrs y three Nd M s ess
asd mA9prses OF tn's e""nuy
and Ores. Britain rgIsy received ci"se"' ana strangers
cordsry welcomed. .a..rH
NY order 9th. Assoesocs. II trtt
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The exports specie have been SIT 55s no. against Sl5
sos, SOS in the period last This shows
mutation of S23 3l9 1896 of which the banks of New York
city have about 900. aud tho treasury in this city
S6O0000O making ooo leaving SIS 600 600 for dis
tribution through the country Thus, with large imports
of goods the specie basis in the whole country gradually
sireng The fact that the larger portion OF the coined
money goes the interior shows that the large imports
are less than the aggregate exports with the railroad
pendirure but the operation Of The tarif upon
still rising values will continue swell The revenue, and
the duties for July far in excess OF previous
month At the time the late bank various
sections give results as fellows;
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n2-At . nasesing Of she Board Of Directors of the
Nsuopc6tsn hechsncs lnsius held be
following passed;
R.,e~ex, That Insuus be opened daily
thrc~sA tsundsys eIeeped) from 10 O'Clock
and that pob,c generally invited vis the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June iT--u Recording Secretary
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Ga Tuesday, I'd inst by the Rev wluAx Hlsr, Mr. THOMAS
FRcE to Miss JOANNA PEARSON, ali Of uns city.
On Tharsday uoraas August Of
L. SiLLIss, r. u. IRONSIDE, NJ D. OF y,ska Cali
eco, 81 city ft
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This immense business has swollen tho balance in The
federal treasury Sa2 600 900 the 25h July, and
the much larger This operation Of the in
dependent treasury plan OF the federal government would
be productive Of the best effects In when the Inn
ports resulted from the actual demands oil the county
but from speculative action induced by the expansion Of
The banks. AT such the large drafts Of specie
from the banks for the payment OF duties wonld check the
expansion and correct the evil That is no, now the
however rise Ia prices has. indeed, taken place bat IL
/. obvious abroad here and has ndoced exports Of
American produce, calling for larger OF goods
which, the ad patorea iart. yield larger
The specie for months ending with July
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A~-~er srsnremens--Ts June ~, 1853.
sr fr The white mo~sssiss, iesvins New yorh In The
nos ~ Bloomington and Providence Fail River
ssnn In Hoe take the train for rortssS ~ the
Msns, Eastern >,sosd; arrive IN Pcsslssd at u -
~ ne station house 0o~hsm, H., - Trsv
r..ss Boston by the A train ledge - rogs'ssd sod
sn. snuon hcuse BY the train from Portland frsv
svtnl Boston In the evsninG Portland
me = m train frcs Portland Pare, ~ 80 by this
I...- n. IT. cORsER,
~w sup. Ailanhe ~ Lswrse~e nA,vesd.
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Nsw Yonx, Aug A-Tbc Ws,hinz,on's adv'oes have had
a favorable effect brcsdsuf. Sales OF go bbls OF
-four IS IS III Tor State; ss IS es al for
and SIS 81 IS 81 for southern Wheat has advanced IA
cen.,ale. Of 900 bushels OF white I32 fs5
Corn up.eedsslss OF $4,000 bushels ~ cens for
mired. and 70 cent. FOR yellow
stocks-Ssles OF United States IS At II6i Cambersssd
35s; Moui. canal 1oi; Crystal Pssce III; Parker Vess
AM Penn.ylvsnia coal, ia Reading, 50 Canton. ~;
Erie, ISL Harlem, 5si: tsa.. ba.aA
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Decrease 63l sos g3
Increase lo5ToasF aso93 I23
The exports here the decls red" or truo y.lue,
while the impods old official values and imply com.
Paratively, more quantities. than values
Thus The exports have in value
while the imports have increased sixty per cent in guam.
ity The true va iunon Of these sucies wonfd show .c
probably equal 10 that Of the sggregse en- ports Il follow.
that the commerce Of Great Britain has doubled suuls-
neousy with the removal of duties from one half the ar-
Gle, imported One-ith Ca 500 oOO) customs revenue
Is paid by tobacco and hqaor sugar, AMI coffee pay
nearly the balance These are all article. none of which
are produced in Great Bitain but the consumption OF
which 10 well distributed making the duty fail pretty
equally those Of moderate The very poor avoid
the tax by not using them All necessary articles arc free
The general Of the country has le the benefit Of
the property which has resulted from hi, removal Of taxes
from all articles except Iour five tropical products with
tie exception Of III. article, named Our Manufacture.
have reached point when IL pon trade Is neces-
ssry to them. What, therefore, Il their Interest," u
Is TO remove eli duties upon the articles that Influence
production, and place them upon footing with their
English consu puon.
The for money haye been Ilte hIghcr during the
~eek-say for good bushes. paper, regular tenor per
cent, and for longer time, per cent with .bup-
dance OF money on call at sir per The supply Of bills
on England has been good for the and
closed at 81 Tor commercial signatures. and o. Q;
bsnkrr names The supply OF French bills drawn
ngots has been good but the for III. week have
been 600 against receipt. Of 81 ssi The notice
OF the Treasury Department. 10 the effect Ii will re-
deem 5000 600 OF the per stock u per cent and
Interest, hiss had good influence for the moment bu IL
may occasion transfer of the specie In the government
vaults to Great Britain, should foreign holders send their
stock, here In accordance with H. The chances are how
ever hst many Of them will rather hold United State.
stock Mt rste which gives nearly Interest. than
coosois which give but per The Oft by the
government Is rather too high for most banks pete
with them.
The produce markets well med generally Cotton
Is him under fears IN relation to the cropsse, fsir New
ohesns, 10Y H. Vol i qoiet The ference between
buyers snd sellers is about scents bu The small
d me buyers not in hurry, the markets nearly nominal
flepr Is well sustained under fair deu.ndsay western
mIed ~ % straight, s. IS I2k Rye fonr 50 rs
49, - wheat - beueI-salss Ohio. lsi cents red
southern, hs cents Rye, ~ = rs cent?. Oat. Is 46
cents Corn Is also better mixed T2s
cents Pork isles hrm-soe. MESS, SIS 81 Prime sIs
Beef, mess s. $40 Lard ioi IoI cents. Rice in lar
demand nj eAs 41t
The fancy stock msrtot hs. been bs.vly depressed
The coal stocks have fallen 10 II cent the sell
ing OF stocks causes general weakness but
At the same time 10 indicative Of a fall rise.
Your.. PRENTICE
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NXw Yosx. August 2. 1853

81 N1w YosK, August 2. 1858.
oo.,.on, :, mi. port for tho month OF July have
hem ar very extraordinary character inasnach as that
h ,.lt In greater aggregate OF business than ~aseye
h.o,s embraced In month. The Imports, exports, and
dnties hay W been a iollowss
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Nv J. C. M~GUrRE, Auotsone~v.
HANDSOME AND wELL~KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
ii KEErISG ErrECrs At AUCTfoN-On Friday morning,
southeast Of rh and
furniture and efecs Of sssuemsn removing from
the city, comprising r.. .-....
Two msboGany hair spring seat sofas
Mahogany parior charrs, rockers
Egyptian marble top snd pier tables
Manorspy spring divass, roui tables
DO hat-ract, dining tables
Infrain, psror, chamber, and stair carpets
Painted and wood chairs, Nenettsn blind.
High. low and French hsdsteads,
Feather beds. curled hair
Dressing plain bureaus, ~sshstands
Bolster and p,llows, bedding
Cbins, gass, and crockery XIII"
% Kitchen utensils stoves &C
credit Of f~e, tme~,
satisfactorily endorsea bearing Interest
JAS. @. MoGuiRk-
J,i, m Asc0oaeer
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nv y. q. MCGUIRE. A.cs,eseer.

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND Lofty vrae ~
s.,a "a ,s suy recorded the subscriber
public Monday shsrnoon hnes1 scrScs, -
lot ~,
No 2e fornr hasachss-" svssse ssev~sa Ia
- nh running back wiash u Not
alley. -.
Tn. ,.,xehcrhood . rspsdiy mpsovra- peg "a aFNssa
T,m aioo Of which ~ paid d
,..,A..
,~r-., Of the properly Ce~vcyssc~g ths
pens q rosch sser
IN. complied Ssys
resell tth
RUSSELL. sAnR, fvvsse
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Juiy 22-eodhds As~sscs~sv
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BaLrfx7rK August L-Linn Boyd and breckenridge are
only democrats elected from Kentucky; tho remaining
eight are wings The wings have carried both branches
Of the legislature by incrcased msjorihes.
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Or Iorts Aug Am election held in this Stats
Monday Tor two members OF Congress in the third and
ard seventh Districts and FOR local officers Tho result, ~
far a. ssoeusined. is as follows
In the third district. Claiborne F. Jackson anti Benton
dsmocat the author OF the smou, jackson resoutions
which were adopted by the Missouri legislature In $780, has
been chosen TO Congress- -te.s1
In the seventh district. Samuel Csruthers twhis) who
was defeated by Mr. Benton last year. Is clece Edward
Bates (shs) ba. been chosen Judge OF the land court
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TWO FRAME HoUsEs tro REMovEDl At hucIloN'E
Friday, shall sell AZ oe.. y a.
Of be removed 'n ost
corner Of Ism ana s"' '"'
in los =, a.. uu,,,. e., $50.
Tem. one hssnc. in two and four MONS of notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest ovrx u,,orr
49,, n Ancfoseers.
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BARGAINS be had As the
VI season and Of
goods pviees
han, they pan--
large ofsiI Of Al kinds
A large II figured plain berex-s
A large Of French Lawns @sts
i.res stock Of English ssd Americas is~ps
larr~ rockc ber~ss
A lsrve stock n and other -hswis
A large n girshsms
A Iaaeso Of plain and figured Swiss masiirs
large stocko o pisid and csmbres s..4# "a
lsrr~ stceko carpets and msttiops
Isre~s stock n
Ia estecko o. domestic. Of I'll kiads
A tsrrv cfremesn~ be scid VERY IT,
scksowledee
4 NJ
respertfuay r~sses~1
epod
n those who t~cS the i Of Juy soA ne ~ -
Jslussy. go a tssM rtM t# = q - - IL - aan
August 2-eo3W HALL BhOTHne
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eral Increase we'll in specie in circulation and dis
The five Virginia banks mentioned have 81 2 l02 against
81 Ss7 052 date last year and Virginia. al
thou gin doing well in tobacco has probably been less
fected by the rise Ia beadn cotton, aud oher produce
than most States. and she has not had large sum,
drawn within her borders by railroad expenditure
States In all the returns there healthy basis 1t
probable thar the New York returns under action OF
the weekly returns which takes effect week, will be
lees expansive and the resu of moderate action
would be naturally to draw moaey from tho county
through the hands Of private houses The country pays
remarkably well, and the supply of money in the city
lie advance money for duties such without
Inconvenience.
The state the vii! admit offs OF duties
upon great variety of articles which, rendered thu.
per- would promote the e1por, trade OF the county.
TIL, al raore principle operating upon rising values
done much towards increasing the revenue unit, rate
the tariff 1872 Ii would obviously benefit trade Large
made free by the compromise Of 1885, aud which re-
taxed in ls4l The list comprises the articles which do
come in competition with American prodnciions kat
The English policy 1892 has been Identical
1897 and the prodsced Cas- s2i CSC
duties amounting rs 355 since been enurely
removed e3I articles and The remaining 46s gave en-
3l2 53 in 1852 The effect Of This Large reduction Of dotes
stimulate the export OF Engaai's products by en-
required greater 10 the taxed article, the
rey rnnr he 0yap1 fss l,fln
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IMPORTANT PROM rosro capkLLo.

PuIIAps1rHia, August A-The schooner New Rcpubhs
hs. arrived her. with advice, oa Porto Csbelo 10 tho
22d July The republic much axatsd with rsvolu-
lion. Fleets Of steamers. schoone and troops had sailed
from Porto Cabclo the 18Th, down the nsurEenu
If un.ucce.sfat q civil would be the consequence
severe shock Of earthquake occurred on the 18th,
destroying many houses and boynr 300 persons IN the
ruins
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NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, August 4.-The steamer Niagara. with Lvef-
pool dates OF July 23i is coming up. Her news will DO
forwarded soon as possible.
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PROM BsITlsH GUIANA.

BosTos Angus, 3-Daes from Georgetown, British Cur
ana 10 the Iih OF July have been received Considerable
excteunen and dissatisfaction, relative TO extensive i'm
poratons coolies prevailed Six hundred had arrived,
or iseir way composed Of the ohsconrngs OF the
Chinese nation.
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GREAT FEEsHEr

Nxw YoKr Aug 5-There was great fssshe, In Orange
county on Monday afternoon Extensive damage done
10 building. and farms the margins OF streams Canisr
bury and Cornwall were the principa sufferers.
In many place. the hin sides the roads washed
away, gulies to the depth Of some twelve feet being
ID adc.
The country various places present, the appearances
Of b ving been with earthquake.
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BALTIMORE, August 4-p. m
The Niagara arrived Halifax with Liverpool dates
the Sd.
No apprehen.ons are entertained Of war, the dir
Gully between Russia and Turkey being nearly adjusted
Coiion-aIl qualitie slightly advanced. Bseadstufis
consds rably advanced Large business doing in flour.
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The second nupals Of the widow Gamer TO Mr.. Fed
erick Rush were fortunately chronicled: -

When Cupid did this maiden banter.
- On HymeD's course TO 10 ne = brush,
Al fret she went IL nth Csrffr,
But now sue goes IL with Rush -
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MARKETS..

IvERrooI July Goth has been in acive demand
AT u ra,essales of the last three days. 600 bales, Of
which spectators took 1900, and exporters ooOo bales
sale. Yesterday II 900 bales AT Manchester trade had
slightly improved. eZ.te
b reud.,uHs active very firm rates Provisions
generally unchanged.
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The International Journal estimates the available
standing army OF Russia. always ready for aggressive
purposes be- in round numbers. 900 men, besides
navy OF no ineonsiderabe power This estimation must
be 10 some extent questionable, bat il is probably APP
PROCLAMATION TO the truth
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-05

word OF kindness IL is a seed which, even when
dfopyed by chance, is sure 10 spring up flower
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-05

"You Aai,er me- said exquisite. the other day. TO
young lady who praisng the beauties Of his nous
tache.
For heavens sake, ma'am," interposed an Indiana
hoosier. "donr make that chap any faaer than he is
nor -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-05

Al recent meeting Of the Misss.ippiaps in San Fran
csco resolved 10 present 10 the Hon Jeerson Ds-
Wis sword OF California manufacture, with set in s
bt 10 be selected from the god.bearing mountains OF
California, "as he rsked his life TO obtain them for the
United States or America"