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BY ROBERT ARMsTR RONG.

Notice to consunAsrs - Gas.
Oprrox Gas LIoHr CoMAm,
wssnisston, Decsmbora7, 1882.
NOTICE hersb, gwen iha om and a'er ns n' day q ,.
the Maine
~ No discount viii be allowed ON
M ~ expiration the
2 -. ~ ~ paid from the period the flew
N wlG50 stopped
j. r. BROWN,
- ss-soA2w Secretary
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THE UNDERSIGNED hsving removed te Che new
and eomodous
and streets two doors Of The United s,at.s Hotel
20 cav the ATTENTION of their old
san and The public generally importation of
ewdA French, English, cloths, cassm.rc
vesun9 which thsy will make
ana y reasonable other similar establishment
Dec s-eoRwm R. THOMPSON 4 Co
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ID y. STEER, Merchant Tailor, st his large
stpe Odd F~liovs Hall,
attention. particularly OF his former and
Giepds superior goods, entirely
adapted the seon which French and na
beaver mel. cloths for ovarcoats, Of all coors
styles superior Of all coors for
ock sack French English and American ca'meres
rich silk and other
together with dress ss, undershirts. and drawers,
umbrellas, dressing and, In shod,
everything complete sentemaB's wardrobe
Al work done in elegant style and warranted 10 please
l--Aswavif
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keepers Goods kc-JOHN M DoNN BROrHER have Just
'ns 'sfns fs,., thai Bile good.
Papier Ache and French painted do.
China and Berlin goods,
card stands, and match boIes Dresden China
handsome baskets aud boxes, portable DESKS &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome caslors, mugs, tea sets III III #s...#a
Card and baskets, gobes forks and spoons
MusIafds, Salts and napkin
LAMPS.
Solar, ETHEREAL, hall, &c.
DRoNZED GOODS.
Tenders, dogs, shovel and tongs, sptoons
Candestcks, candsubras, hat racks, looking glasses
#..# +' LOOKING GLASSES. ST 5.s
Very large gilt Frame mahogany and walnut looking
painted very cheap good
bureaus, sofas, extension tables T.
Chairs OF many patterns and shapes and material
Bedsteads, beds, and feathers in hs bag
China glass; and cTeckery quantities. large
stock well assorted. and cheap
JAPAN-WARE.
Toilet candestcks, cake boxes
brushes, wood ware, iron-ware
Clocks of sthy hour and eight
day. Our stock certainly the complete of kept in
The District, or perhaps at any other place. !.
hon.skvcpng, they
dated establishment promptly and reasonable prices for
the quality AS at any other place.
JOHN N. DoNN BROTHER,
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CEMI-ANNUAL Dstrbution--In accordance VITA a custom
y long established by ng
bills the end OF Juiywe
count our books drawn off and will be ready
he 14th OF this t. t3
We shall be exceedingly obliged who win kind
M ~ o~k tire me of the
year, either with the money satisfactory
Dec 22-d2twn CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
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GREAT BARGAINS.As advanced, and we
being determined reduce will offer
500 yards rich brocade Silks cheap 5a
1000 do plain silks, 75c., ST. y
800 do coored Turc sains, 75c., worth 81
600 do white, pink, blue, coored
for evening dresses III '3-s
400 do plaid silks, Soc, rs ~
800 do black silks cheap
900 do English and French mernoes, cheap
GOO do figured French mousseines, 62kc. worth SIX
1900 do fine rnousselines 1919, worth IS #aH
$500 do do l2Xc., worth ls3
800 do Lupin's bombaznes, vefy cheap n.
500 do black apacas, cheap.
Black and colored mantila vclves
Cloths ladies' cloaks
Ladies cloaks ready made, yei
Linen -cambrc hand kerchies, danasks
Long and square shawls
Cloths, caasiu,eres and cassnets
Blankets, hanpels
Prints of all kinds .s.s
Gnghams all
DIeached dome Of all nds
And great other goods mention
HALL 4 BROTHER. ss
Deco "a
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Dec 0-3taw2wif

CCORDIN(i ta nsage and I'm consequence o
heavy amount Of determined reduce the
prices Of The goods below named; Ea.n.r.
80 pieces French and English merinoes all coo extremely
low prices.
IS pieces fine csshmees mousenes ane
terms and select qualities third early
900 pieces white hannels, all grades. ..n
Opening to-day,
prices Z
IS table diapers and and widths
prices Of extra wide and fine double Bansey dsmasks the o Of
exquisite
Our lowpced table remarkably large
cheap.
All kinds and widths OF shcengs, Le
Is pieces, ali widths, pure all linen sheetings.
20 pieces pillow linens.
70 pieces Of Irish linens, medium fine, of he
brands usually sold by sNbH3
100 mus,ins.
Persons fanncls cambcs Of
goods, should not fail to examine stock
- pieces &C. josey hannels,v all colors.
30 pieces Highland pads, for chldrens' wear
100 pieces shrng cotons brands all choice and low
priced
With every article usually found ordered dry goods
house.
Terms cash nil contrary.
Good articles dealing relied in all
PERRY b. BROTHER,
Dec 19-steon Opposite Centre Market.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA boat.

WARRINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA boat
s The steamboat UNION with fms, comfortable
sAoons for the accommodation OF passengers Hours
fs1a1k OF departure for this week
Leave the fOoi of King Alexandria, TO- l2 IN and 81
O'Clock 5t,r
Leave foo of Seventh street, Washington, o. IL III and
AZ O'Clock. lll
JAMES GUY, Captain
Dec 26-iw altrG hllt&t aa a@' FL
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0N OR BEFORE January I, 1899, conadentIy err
that friends viii esch nil they Wthere
shcs unnbic they will please
promptly At once, and settle their accounts BY note -
Dec Ip--s,eojf PERRY 4 BROTHER.
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A Great Chance 70 make Money-from - 10 $40 per
dsyby person (nciudine eaaes either
knowledge Of highly useful discovery de-
ms nd which will forward per Of mall enclosing 81 TO
John n Holt 1918, This
DENTS clerks inysid wishing make money IL
lucrative Of The United States Apply i'm
mediateiy.
dec 2s-domo.
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EN1IAHMENs Dressing Robes.--The greatest variety o
ases and styles and Of the approved shapes
Il sTEVENs's
Dec is-60seod Snesroom, Browns Hotel.
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AMPsi LAMPsi LaMPsi-EhcriaI Oil rendered a1 safe
,be ercn.ixe s n ci,v az whi,an f, s,in. Hs .Ms
patent safety which oil eudersd
any light quantity light ff
Some II tho completely under
following put st rest the
fears which have prevented 40 many from This haid which
dprove testimony here adduced in certacaesa
Bosros, August 20, 1851
We had opportunity the safety lamp lamp
pro,eerion which ,be sord In the trial. 70 which
subjected them cndeavored without effect produce
ens Of The vPor the fluid MIXED with air and burst them by
The principle adopted by Mr. Newell the well known
CmAs. r. JACKSON, N. D.,
AUG. A. HAYES, ~. D.,
Assayers TO the State Of Massachusstts.
Nsw HAvss, October 10, 1854
Nj John Newell, Boston, exhibited lamp and also
containing vessels furnished with wire Raoz. projectors upo. me
befoe me- with fluids both
set on e The flame arrested by the which coat
faithfully carefully attended
that docs snD. from corros'on wss
cna asans, explosion No.nr short
induce The continued OF he bsasns
prohibited and dreadfni acct
by careesneas IN every eass nass
'' n. s,LLIMAN, senior.
cotlros OF PuyslorAss Avn SURGEONS, ~ n
New York. October n, lsSa.
iohn Newell OF Boston, hna are ty eehvhcen rom "e
made with them that he has obxned the great de
burning Bu In lamps
this the opinion Of Professor sisx
WIN. ~ BILLET,
Professors Of Chemistry. Z.
we also Keep constantly hand the best quality of s
Dec as-sseodr xy&5yHaSszHEsTa EsTax
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Collseter.s OMss. Ci.y M.lI. Nov. 2. 1854

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.--Nouce 8 hereby
IN given advertisement Of delinquent property
will completed and published
sbost ths hnt Of December next
Ts snA4Sned respectfully that the law allows hin
enforce coiec
oftbe Of all without
which due and unpaid
An Interested earnestly requested 10 forward
and paying avoid the heavy Of an advertisement
X. J. ROCHE,
Nov g-~ou Collector.
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TOWN HALL In Charlottesville, vtret etnia-Ths large
ead comnodsous building completed and will be
no1aune
nAe4 FOR these purposes capable Of
husdrsd persons Those obtaining can address
paid) HENRY BENSON. Agent
CnAa1oTrssvrLLs, fvaJ Dec. ~, 1852.
Baltimore SUM- Richmond Dispatch Washington Union win
publish three week week. and .end
their this oface for collection.
Dec Q--aaw3w
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IRVING HOTEL, PennsyIvania avenue, corner Of
Twehh Washington. The suhscribs thankful for The
support during years. bis
sAds continue vsapt Of
establishment that he win be thankful
With these he has, du-
considerably enlarged and Inn
hs yields
pleasst location the close
Dec s-seslmo >. THOMAS.
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Rvy's Confectionery, formerly Emmert's) bridge
street, eoretown, D. CA. L. ARMY respectfully
prepared with Of cakes confectionery,
and or hs approaching holidays which the attention Of the
public IL invited.
Balls weddn dinners and soirees furnished in the sump
notice, the District.
A. L. her for the liberal psronasc
mr fufbe favors. 0-d2w
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III EROINES OF Sacred Hisfory; by Mrs eliza IL
IL Steele illustrated with numerous engravings
Flights Of Fancy; by Ella Rodman.
The Lilly Of The Valley.
shanty, the Blacksmith; by Mrs. Sherwood.
Henry MnBeri by Mrs. sherwood.
Living TO Christ Mothers Memorial of Departed angher
For sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE, 7th
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NOTICETI. LEMON, uphostoer will be happy
citizens ~ Washington In all that appens TO hrs
Faithful workmanship all
The public respectfully
bis balance weight fixtures his place
business, llih street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Reference Massrs Cacren Dodson and Dr. Charles Page
Drc5 81 mi
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NEW silks and Dress Materials Ge aIly.-Tbe
scrbsu received the following which
fully invite the attention Of citizens and sojourne via
rs pieces very nch brocade silks
rs DO elegant brocades for evening
~ DO neh plain reps silks all
~ DO nch plain pouif de- sode for evening
rs DO rich figured pcui de- soe
10 do nch black figured silks
Is do plain black de- Rhine
Is DO coiored and black wssred silks
~ Do elegant Lyons velvets, all coiors
20 do extra hne French mcrnos do
rs do do Cashmere drcosse
20 do de- moussetine- de iaibes
10 do DO French meripos Tor missss dresses
Toxesher with fui Of dess goods.
: H..t HooE, BROTHER, n co.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-28
Pity the Poor Drunkard,
~ THOMAS sMEETON.

THE "MoDERATE" DRINKERS PITY FOX IhA
DRUNKARD.
eve pity thee, poor drunkard." and we Wi'n 'n''
A. ESSss isry hot cold water folks, but dare not g
Ansss the rules Of custom, or frem the Odsn habits
So pPScS PS as quite to ling away the 'pirs-'h''Hns
glass.
awe pity thee, poor drunkard," but our 'S'iS"'
To sSus SS up oi tha. we love thy hap'' case %
II We eve were drunkards, we'd aOStain' but cAnh0'
That no th6u art thus fallen, We should 40 as mu'n
tor thee
ave pity thee, poor drunkard." and as we sec 'hs
AursicSsd ssS sad and hagard thing grown weary ola
Made scarcely worth the caring for, and grisve to see
Rut cannot spare sour little drop" our sympathy to
show. 20nuou St8H~
cave pity thes, poor irdnEard," and thy starving
And 'i " tSinF Chat "Tota Abstinence" is Just the
But We cannot take thee BY the hand and lead thee
bBscaSse s we must abstain ourselves and that we can't
ns,3eqnfdHpr endure. oaa laY i97o Ha'e4
ave pity thee. poor drunkDrd," and we think 'ha'
IN 1st s sG tie Plan to bring poor sos to comfort and
a. Bobrietyj Cd 'E p I'D q! =, ,LL,l =
To i the ioodless cupboard, and the hopeless hear'
cd to cheer llst.lW .iH ,.., a.. sor.
And would help it--but, the help inclpses inc '0r-
'lu' feiture Of beer .5....4
- liz trfUrGii hn NNaEHt b aU.,i
awe pity thee poor drunkaFd and we trsnOle ,l e''
Should be sacrificed. and perish through the hae0Aa'
AND We lain would draw thee from the sin that would
But still, on this account We cannot give our urihA
9I away! |NH fe' 'HiN s,"
eve pity thee, poor drunkard," and we Wish tne
oval House Of Prayer ri IiN la. =, -
We're filled by such as stay away that Gods OWE
Might reach the rocky heart thrO' grace, and turns
Us sISot sSGTm m ths House Of God in this TeetOta
31 way oI. 9Atois tF1L s'."..
1--WE pity thee, poor drunkard," and perhaps thou
once didst lind 5,1r.l.,. - lid
I'm Jes,s' blood basam, Tor thy slndlstrseteG hlnu
And thro' "strong drink, didSt stumble ana lorSaAe
the gospel track ,.l.s..-..- -.a.a, ,a,O.
,l.. ther" back. Nw4 Ti'EO" 1 't"f
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-28
TFrom the Richmond Dispatch.l
SATAN IN COUNCIL.
, ej fGA AN ALLEGORY. ..
-.ar n 81 eL'INooNNU." ma. s
" Laseidts ogni SpsrGnIG uOi che 'strdte."
W,.. ..rgN4t ..a DANTE AL1GHERT.
81 have used similitudes, ,"-HosEA. .


, 3. 81 nave useu sthiillNuNNS AO@'' t....
Once upon time, far back in the re-
mote past, Satan, the "Pnnce of the
Power of the Air." called council in
Pandemonium. Lucifer himself, was
seated upon throne of splendor, wear
ing upon his brows a diadem of living
fire, while, from the gems with which it
was encrusted, flashed intolerable radi-
ance. Myriads upon myriads OF fallen
spirits, rank upon rank Of PrinciPaIitles
and Powers, and of those angels (which
kent not their first estate" thronged to
Rthe hall Of audience. Silent they sat in
: tfat iIlimitable hail, which sulphnreous
flames lighted up, while the lurid smoke
hung like canopy over the scene.
f. Then up rose Satan, born to rule, who
Gtdwelt like a star, apart" matchless in
evil as in power and thus sPake;
Princes and Potentates, who do my
bidding, and who best serve me when
d fn6st 81 thwart the Almighty, listen
tfTISTi III no 3i djt" 3iI4 ~
v,ilsl LID at5sIaoB ban roaGa sIt o.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-28
THE TEEToTALERs' PITY FOR THE DRUNK
ARD.

ARD. .. .....
awe pity thee poor drunkard," and in token oil our
Have ioin'd the band who heart and hand, 60 forth
And think lhe sacrifice but SMALL it, by our doing so
We "lesseu, by feathers weight the sum oi human
woe." .E...r..
awe pity thee poor drupkard," and have chosen to
.l abstain,
In hopes that by example led thou mayst once more
Thy standing in SoCiety-be freed from want and
. q care ..,a,
And finally be led to breathe the pentcntial prayer.
"we pity thee, poor drunkard," and may He who
p. y. dwells above
Smile on this work Of mercy in the spirit Of his love,
Till drunkenness, and all its woes are banshed IRON
..-t'i the land. -,
And peace and JOY and Piey prevail on either hand.
oh speedthe time, dear Savior, when thy saints shall
all abstain #n,IN -, y,
From that which rohs thy church, and fills the earth
4t with sin and pain
r. That ceansed from all that "dOth defe'@ thy Zion
To work thy perfect twill on earth' as it is done ii
., he2vn." .| .I -H. 1870 a.. ..H
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Yours, respectfully,
For sale by PURCELL, LADD A CO. - ~ ~ -


II. @. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENTi also an .,..,,
remedy Tor palsy, sPains bruises cramps chbIans burns
palms. ioohache horses or cattI. n ~
best remedy in the world where external Application
quired. 'F''''@''on Is re-
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POSTSCRIPT.

THE NV YoRK ATLANTIC AND Pacific RAILROAD Con-
rAsr-Ttis company, which chartered by the New
York Legislature at its last session. organized last
day. and books OF subscription opened In New York city,
Mr. Robert j. Walker commenced the subscription to the
stock with the sum Of ten millions Of dollars Dr. New
eomoe Of Albany, and Others in behalf Of themselves
ard others, subscribed the Of two million eight hun
dred thousand dollars aud the company then adjourned
meet on the LIST OF October. The capital stock of the
company Is one hundred millions of dollars The New
York Times says that Me- Walkers subscription Is
hall oil certain interests made up Washington and 9th
erparues stood pledged for Eve millions making to
se'her sl5SSOoO0. Government aid, in the form Of
mammoth land grant, is to be made the taman to the
scheme to which will be added the usual exercise Of cred.
It upon bonded security. and government mail con-
tract Of 5000 900 a year.-Balt Sun
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM U. STATES.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

sehr kmly Horton, Grandy Philadelphia coal To
steA-rr Virginia. Teal, Philadelphia ndse and
Brig John A Lancaster, Clifford, Wilmington, N O.
schr Mary Ann Guess Poster Phiadelphia, u Rankin
sehr Alex Henderson. Godsey Port Richmond
Maynard
sehr Cunningham oesyesnd New York hay to Downey
sehr Ann Elra, AsAy, New York. hay to NJ. Downey.
SAILED,
CO. -
steamship Jamestown Parrish New York dse and
schr Mist, Wyatt, New York, ID CurTie.
Steamer Bcvlderc, Clifford, Baltimore, mdsc
Arrived At City Point ship Junus eomb days from Liver.
pool 60 Bev Copton with merchandise Davenport
Co, sehaer, koher Co, VIM Buer Richardson Co
Richmond and Paul, Meilyaine a Co, Petersburg.
PniLADrLPMA, Sept l9.-Arrived. Steamship City Of
Richmond, Mitchell, 26 hours from Richmond. Cleared,
sehr Geo Washington, Camp, Richmond.
NEw YoRK, Sept l7-Cleared schr Harriet Chan der,
futile, Richmond schr Eleanor Townsc nd Richmond;
schr Henrico, Chester Richmond.
Arrived stmshp Roanoke Cavendy 80 hours from Nor.
folk; sehr Richmond, Purnel Richmond schr Gsllego
Nelson. from Richmond Va, schr Hill Carter, Nelson,
from Richmond
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THE OHIO RIyER-TRpICUTS l.,


WHEELISO Sept. lq.-The water in the river il sgain
at stand The steamer Oakland takes the eastern pas
sengers and freight from Baltimore Cincinnati to day
treghts to Cincinnati 10 ets to Louisville 80 IL cts per
100 lbs.
General Cameron the land agent Of the Baltimore l.
ONO railroad company, died suddenly Moundsvle TO
day.
RAILROAD COLLISION
Syracuse, September ia collision occurred yester
day between two trains, Lyons, by which two men
killed.
The recent accident the Oneida road attributed to
the fact that competent engineer had been DISCHARGED
and a fireman substituted, from motives Of economy
STATEMENT OF THE NEW YORK BANKS
NEW loRE, Sept. l9.-The weekly statements of the
Banks oi Tins city for the week ending Saturday pre-
sens the following exhibit Capital $40 499 COO loans
S9OlgOOOo specie SIl 500 OOO circulation So 500 OOO
deposits s57 81 900. 49,
HEALTH OF CUMBERLAND.
CUMBERLAND Sept. l9.-There has been no new, cases
OF cholera for several days and the excitement has nearly
subSidcd.
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LOTTERIES.
LAaBEgIis LOITgey oVyIeV s.,;.

LA1bSkl's LOTIkH1 OFFICE, Baif.uore. Nd.
FHNEoNAs LAMBERT lntnss opening an Once opr.l- p,,
nuns HOTEL calvert street. hsl.rnors Noaday ~ MAY
ne Tsiy - days from tbs time every license Of lot
.y Ieis "a ltrgnh uihssc fcf BE-
vii 'hen be unlawful either bay Ticket, ~ ~ Sts@
fOr ~. part he unwilling 10 pursue urkf lisy havr
had the Fond fprtune, during
yarl' - y rot TO ee accused Of violation or
nf lie therefore respectfully soieits Of
as and others IN firEns sho may desire prehase reket
s.4dy 70 t1,f or rt'kiH2 tss Tsaaiy asiag
hg thse 'o 40 o E0'e Mn that their receive
prompt attention and that all confidence rspossd 10 him be
strictly Observed. - ~ "' "
s1 Prize Tickets in ,he Maryland Lot,ers, or such D,rar.
lotteries As he has sold Ia here whch b. vii
ings)Si be cash-d or received paynaen, OF Tese.
RicHNozD Va, April 25th, 1883
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ArrENrr TO RELEAsE PRIsoSERs IRON JAIL-A daring
a'tempt was made. before daylight, Friday morning
last, TO release Kisane and Fndley the ALLEGED rgers
from the Cincinnati jail It appears Waterman in pass
ing the jail observed two young men, which aroused his
suspicious and after keeping eye them for while
saw one OF them ascend ladder the second story Of
building adjoining the jail Becoming frightened how
ever supposed, he quickly descended and attemp
TED 10 escape when they both arrested One them
be Reuben kssanc brother ofone Of the pr-
oners aud John Pollock, both heavily armed, the for
mer with large bowie-knife and revolver and the latter
win are'oiver It'll Is supposed they had formed n dcs
pea'e pan 70 release the two prisoners who have since
besn placed in heavy irons
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INTERESTING IRON VEsEIUELA.--The brig Chief Capt
smith arrived at this port yesterday with dates from
Porto Cabeo to the Sd inst which the revolution
ISIS were quiet number OF prisoners had been brought
TO Laguyra The comet Porto Cabeo on the st
inst and created good deal Of interest Two
had occurred at Barcelona attended with great loss of
hie and property At Caracas the yellow fever vas ra
ging Hides were and had advanced in price az
had cofee.-Bait. Sun
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

INV ioRK, Sept eO.-saes Of 1900 bbls Flour
State brands s6aGl2; Southern, SosIaG5s. Sales Of
5000 bushels wheat-whte Western, sI.43. Sales Of
10000 bushels Corn-Yelow SEE
BALTIMORE. Sept. eO.-smal sales to-day Of Flour At
S576s5.s7. White Wheat sI.isaIq2. Corn steady.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the RlshnoDd WIKI.

NEw YoRK Sept 9o.-The steamer Hansa from Bre-
men has arrived with engine broken She was dsa
blcd on her fifth day out
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y"rr ~ Ho.Hds dnd Ojfndfe SOrss-Mr John
Pricior OF the Northern EREiyH wick informs
way by letter dated April 3rd ISL THAT OF nuus
instances In which H0uway Ointment
he geA,t service 70 sufferers In that country
more especially AZ regards wounds that
COULD permitted give the Of many respectable parties
who have been entirely cured ~ their should
without supply OF these excellent medicines
celebrated throughout 'he civised world
For sale by PURCELL. LADD
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" .HE ISiII1N MUSTANG LISJhENT vi give he
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