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Tornado MT baltimore, sc.

BALTIMORE, June 3, 1858
The thermometer here, at two O'Clock today, stood at
90 degs. in the shade storm o. wind, almost amount
ing to hurricane passed the city at O'Clock
this evening. Trees were blown down. large number
Of buildings In various parts Of the city unroofed,
walls demolished, and other damage done. The storm
pang up very suddenly and must have done great da
mage In the river and bay.
The property Of Rsvenscraf Trolnger and other coal
pioprietoTs, amounting TO 600 acres, situated in
Georges Geek region. has been purchs by s. Dick
and others, Of New York, for $50, 900
The southern mail due this morning received this
evening, having been sent to Philadelphia through
the neglect Of the mail agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA FREE DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NvEN-
TIoN-sTEAMsHIP CITY or MANCHESTER, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8 1858.
The Free Democratic State Convention assembled yeser
cay at Harrisburg, and nominated William NJ Stephen
son. of Mercer for Judge of the Supreme Court; DR..
Robert Mitchell Of Indiana, Canal Commissioner Neville
b. Craig Of Allegheny Auditor General, and L. f. Cerson
OF Montgomery, Surveyor General
The steamship City Of Manchester, from Liverpool has
reached her wharf In this city She brings 179 cabin pas
t~ppers. pesisos q full complement s tine stse-aye.
Joseph Bay Of Frarkforo killed yesterday, by a
tiee which be MAS cutting down faI.ns upoa him
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Steamboat Explosion md Loss OF Life at
Chicago.

JIICAGO, June z, 1000
The steamtug Eclipse burst her boiler in this port yes
tsrday. The explosion terrific, tearing the boat
trely TO pieces, killing fireman and boy, aud severely
ipjuring the engineer cook, wheelman and one deck
hand. The captain also slightly injured. The boil
ers were new, and the boat, which owned by L
csgo, was valued q $4,000 The engineers life is
despaired Of. lie dragged out of the engine room
after the ex plosion, terribly scalded.
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From Washington City.

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTs-TnE NEW YORK AS
SAY OFFICE-NEw DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD.
WAsHIyGToN, June 3-9a =. NJ.
The following appointments have been made BY the
President -
Dennis Da gey, Collector Newburn, n C.
Gabriel Johnson Survey OF Customs Fredericksburg
Virgins.
Peter Herman, Assistant Appraiser. New Orleans, Ia
Ezra Che eboIo, Collector, Stonington. Connecticut
Edwin Brownell, Surveyor, Troy, N. X.
Foster Bo worth, Pcs master Troy Y.
NJ. Kent, Postmaster, New Albany, Indiana.
WIN. IL ylor. Postmnster Cumbei land Md
s. Amy, PostmasteI, Staunton, Va.
The statement that Mr.. Patterson, Jr, has been ap
pointed to locate the New York Assay Office, is not
correct.
We understand that Mr.. Beverly Tucker, Of this city,
backed up by lain capitalists, is about starting In
dependent democratic paper here. In addition to assist
ing the Union in di1usipg intelligence to the de-
mocracy of the country, IL will also doubtless
make an effort to relieve General Armstrong from the
h--riiiaen OF the public printing next session.
SENTINEL.
SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY.
REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON June 3, 1853.
Mr.. Streeter Of Montrose, Pa. was to day appointed
Solicitor of the Treasury
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.--On the
of the oath May just about o'clock says the
B, tow Cia, the shock OF earthquake distinctly
felt in this town The houses shook aud the windows
ratified wake several persons. We informed
by gentlemen who felt the shock and who Is well
rsent give opinion upon such ,tcrs that the di
ieron OF the vibrations from the eat by north.
period du,irG the last seversl ,ertures have
convulsons been hequeIt dari.g tbs psst twelve
nohlhs,
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domestic Miscellany.
girl named Mary A. Barrenger, aged about eighteen
years fell from the bridge Cohoes Falls the goth
VT she was carried down stream by the rapid current
and was subsequently rescued. Her jaw broken and
several OF her teeth we're knocked out.
convention Of the editors and reporters for the press
in Connecticut viii be held in lyle Hail. in New Haven
on Tuesday next the 7th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
The legislature of Newfoundland has fs60
for the protection of the shees The people were much
excited by runors Of transfer of the Belle Isle fishing
station 10 the French.
We learn says the Winchester Unioris, that Mr..
Black, OF Grfgsve Pike Co., ILL.,, taken to the Insane
Asylum at Jacksonville DAYS since rendered insane
BY the epistiappirg humbug.
The populat ion of Nashua N II according to a census
recently taken by the Selectmen IL 5S0l OF whom 526
are males and 33e5 emses. The number Of scholars
5C This shows an increase of ola Inhabitants slncs
last The Increase In the valuation Of the taxabe
property since last year Is $4,000.
The New Hampshire Patriot states that tho fair of the
State Agricultural Society is to be held the 5th, 9th
ard 7h days Of October either at Manchester Con-
cord.
A two story wooden house was destroyed by Gre at
Raleigh, N. G., on the Goth ut and woman by the
OF Mrs Mitchell who had been for some time bed ridden,
Jershed in the flames.
suit fled the 25th ult. in the Fourth Distri Il
Court of New Orleans. by Virginia Herman widow Of the
late joseph Ursn landrcaux, (Dr. Lsndreaux) the
part of herself and OF her four minor children caimnr
damages in the Of $50 000 for the death of her hus
band caused BY an accident tho New Orleans and Car
roton Rail- cad.
Tho renowned champion Of female rehts-Mrs Oakes
smithhas summoned her sisters 70 in convention
at Cincinnati on the 9th and 9th Of October what
81 all be done about It.
census of the city OF Worcester Mass lately been
eken by the city government which gives the total po
Puaton at 20 which increase OF 4,So6 in three
years This does not include the inmates Of the State hos
pita, the county jail, or the several semnarics
wealthy gentleman of Boston has taken the iniatory
steps for the erection Of monument to Franklin cither
ON the Common or the public garden
Capt sykes, who WAS court martialed at Abuquerque
on the charge OF whipping two Mexican women, has
been acquitted
The expedition for Behring's Straits dropped 10 fo
Norfolk to Hampton Roads Tuesday, intending TO
With the axst AvogabA wvAthaS
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N(ATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
N Loyer.-Professor Lawton Boston, formerly of Lon
don, will send to any address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gontlemon to win
Che devoted many of the opposite sex asthe
xnarts may desire The simple but capt
vntng that all be married irrespective of appear
ance or position and lnet though not least IL be
ranged with such and decacy that detection
sblc Address Professor ton. Boston, Macs No let
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ISRJZE BLACK AND TAN KING CWAvIT
IL rpanels, 81 Bernard aud Newfoundla lands black n :.
tan Fpgish and Scotch rstters aud variety Of oh.o
breeds VI dogs FOG sale ~ 2y0 Water street.
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Police Intelligence.

A Charge IF Endongering Human Lipes. - Justice
Welsh yesterday issued warrant for the arrest OF Mr..
Lorirg 7. Howes. charge preferred against him
wherein he stands charged with causing the earth to
excavaed from the side of building 100 Centre strest
Of Howard causing the of the adjon-
ing house occupied by John Cooper and family to give
wsy thereby epdsngerng the lives of the inmates of said
the building, observed the great danger
many persons at the time looking at it, and
pst :ued investigation, ordered the vorkmen from
the Of danger and desired the occupants of ths
hsuse TO leave the premises Nc Howes appeared the
request made by the magistrate and stated thst hs
thought he had right to dig down his lot
deep he thought proper but in this opisn Justice
Welsh seeued to differ with him. and held him to
n iher examir alton.
arrest and Escape Of the Prisoncr.-A young man call.
ing himself Davis, yesterday arrested by officer
dwelling house of Mr. j. $. Carpenter, at No III West
Twenty nd street and stealing theiefrom quantity
fiesery valued at $500 The larceny was perpetsated
in taking the accused into custody. He taken the
Fourteenth ward police station house, and locked up in
cell feom which be made his escape, By cutting
pane of glass fror the window The prisoner has
yet beeu re arrested
Robbery on the Eyre Points.-The police Of the Sixth
wsrd yesterday arrested named John Ford, and
two womeo charge of bling Patrick Cahi of $40,
while In house of csrepute situated the Five Points,
The m0gstrae committed the accused for
Burglary and Lorceny-1he dwelling house Of Mr..
Daniel Guon, No Jane street. entered by burglars
and other articles Of wearing apparel The thief
escaped.
arrest Of Hotel 7zisf-CuuqM in the Act-oncer
Keefe, Of the Chiefs special aids last Thursday
arrested qenteel looking young man. calling himse al
bert Morris whom the officer caugat in the Mercantile
Hoel Warren II seems the thief on tered room
occupied by one Of the bos ders with false KEY, aod
bad just taken coat from tho wall for the pur-
pose Of carrying it off whom DO detected aud taken
| MO custody. The oIicef searched the ~
, anu SIX skeleton seys, pair of Dppers aud .
accuted aiken before the May or who committed him
70 prison. in default of 81 600 ball. to the charge
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uxCURSIONS,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ExcURsIoNs TO ST.
~ konaa': Ms.,n Gosdsrso. respectfully iafsrns his
Joining beautiful Fiu.ins No ohars. for the
Schools ps parties Or military csnpssis. Stss I'll:
beautiful By the Flushing City
sSs .; S : I. Ssss s::,s ].
beard the sesanssat or at No. City Hall square
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR CoNEY ISLAND LAND
.s sAss .m:s :aia
Abel viii make regular trips for the season. daily
spnr .rass R NJ pier 'siS.n as
Spring street street. n e. At l2}i NJ; pier r. .tlPM-;
leaving consy Island last trip At p NJ N BThs boat
h e @ for , and will run
IF. RoDMAN, Agent.
y sursien:.Ths steamer KING PHILIP hsvns been
trips to New Rochelle Glencovs The Of the Cap
bas already acquired leaves Peek Slip o1ery Sunday At
o'clock, 4. Grand Street East river at 9]a; Tenth
leave Glencove Mt M and New Rochelle at This being
op Of and healthy rSasss
viii embrace The opportunity ReireshDents Of the drst
quality on board. Fare for the excursion 80 cents.
E,0R EXCURsIONS.-THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
barge Merchant of Tvoli will be to let for excursions
sy the season. month or single trip Her main dook s 5o
nearly the whole boat forming of about 135
iee ops by "a feet wide entirely FREQ from any obstruo
protection against the The Merchant has equal for
this trade She at the foot Of Murray street.
themselves For further particulars inquire of Captains
h 'is S ss M1rrs or y
serIer 'T at TiVoi il New York ''''' j. oUrwATER M
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SPORTING.


TOR SALE-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND AND ST.
Bernsrd dog one year old May be seen at "a Spruoo
street of Peter Thompson.
L,oUND-A WEEK AGO LAST FRIDAY IN THE vi.
entity Of Washington Parade Ground, brown and white
paying expenses he be had by applying at 80
Thirteen th street He will be sold In Three days after this
notice " not claimed.
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II lTHOGRAPHERS.--A FIRST RATE ENGRAVER ON
IL stone can hear of perm-nen situation with liberal
salary. by applying to WILLY WALLACH, importer Of
lithoeraphic materials l39 William street.
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THE TRADES. sc.

GNARPFNTERS AND MECHANICS GENERALLY Arr
~ informed that John Hill has removed to 800
Waker street and almost directly opposite bis
store full supply Of saws, planes braces and bits
Wards edge tools, Stubs's files &e &c.
JOHN HILL. 800 BrondWaY
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Nav YORK. JUNE 8 1:5a-ATA PUBLIC MEETING
~ Of the rgg6rs of the city of New York and Brooklyn,
held at Wsrrsn Hall Thursday evening June "a the fol
loving resolutions unanimously adopted and signed
10y letwecn four and fye hundred Of the trade :.
Resolved That the riggcr of the city OF New York
and vicinity sfter mature tbe subject
come TO the copGuson OF forming ourselves body
80 he bereaftr called tho Rgers Prot Union the
only r,s left wAsrehy we can protect ourselves from
rrarS and keep wagSs at q proper standard
9esovod, That from this time forth the wage, paid
gcers New York and vicinity be established by this
body and that this body, and other have power to
establish the same.
Reso Cd That for the present and until su h time 1t
be deemed expedent by this body the standing
ir rggers shall be seventeen shng per day two dol
lars net for all work coming under the denomination Of
rigging
Resolved That the sgners Of this document do hero
by pledge ourselves to maintain the above standard
FOR which purpose we attach onr signatures.
Resolved, That man shall work fore hour,
nlcss just compensation be made for the same
hne TO be determined upon by this body.
Resolved, That any member OF this body known 70 be
guilty Of breach or of the above resolutions shall b,
fined as tLis body shall determine, and further be
eidered longer Trustworthy foe to himself
enemy to The trade.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions into
zion ant effect Monday juno 9th and that from that
date work for such merchants boss rgge
e. pay the above wages, and none others.
SAMUEL WEEKS, Chairman.
-rro RI.E
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MRS PKEWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA. TENDERS
M her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city
astoIogy love and law matters Interpreting dreams
Sc by books science constantly relied by apoeon
and will tell o tho lady gentleman they will
merry the visitors Residence 50 Great
Jones street. Of Dowory Ladies 20 cents gentle
mcn
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CAV GRINDER WANTED.-A GOOD STEADY MAN,
- to grinding circular and long
hear Of first rate chance by applying to
WIN. JEsS0P rs SONS, 81 John street.
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OF THE TREASURY.
toA THE RFCIrIAR NEWSPAPER ACDN1

WASHINGTON June 8 1853.
Mr.. streeter OF Montrose, Pa, to day appointed
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DEAFNESS PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN FEW
- days without nconyenence operation by the of
celebrated Acoustic Fluid discovered after
incessan study of the to the Royal
Inrnary London, by the distinguished DR. Lontan
aurit to Her the Queen Great Britain Queen Ado
aide tho Dutches OF Kent and the late King Louis
Philippe In all OF In deafness
whea existing for twenty years certain relief perma
warranted The above remedy is patronzod
by tho medical profession thronghou Europe and
offered the first time TO the public In this country VIII
mall postage FREQ, TO any part of tho United
States pada the West India ssnds receipt Of
dollars objected to DR.. LONTAINE No. Unoa street. Al
bany, New York.
ITO THE DRAF.-I CERTIFY THAT DIR. HEATH AU.
rist and oocus OF No 40 Howard street, cured of
perfect deafness of left and onsderabc 10
gree Of deafness Of right caused by bathing, two
operations upon and the other het
we'll did perfeotIy and hnppv 10 he able to
ar h-aths skill TO all snch as suffer from the
bOrrcrSef dcafncss diseases OF the
aAkUkL WkBS. LxohanSo Once u West Broadway
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6IlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ORGANIZED REGIS.
i try Office In the Exchange Of the Astor House.
book devoted to each State will be found desk
we'll general register. All travellers lodging at
Astor other houses desrons Of registering their
at the Arrival and Departure ofncs.
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- this Society will Be held on Monday June 9Th at Scan
at the usual hour. BY order A. LOVEN BERG, Sec'y.
Late newspapers received from Denmark per
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No. FO2 SHEEPsHEAD EAY-THE MEMBERS OF
the American Chowder Club requested to meet at
She carriage house this evening Mt ~ O'Clock
Importance will he transacted BY order,
JAMES NEARY, President.
jos z REID, Secretary.
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MICHICAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. THE
" transfer books of this company will be closed from the
9th inst at the close business day
ing Of the tbi inst for tho election of order
OF the Board of Directors. EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD,
New York. June !, 1853. Treasurer.
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KTOTICE-To THE COFFEE DRINKING PUBLIC
We undergned have purchased the entire interest
Of the house known Marshaps Coffee Saloon No.
etreet THEODORE UDELI.
ALBERT HITCHCOCK.
N The subscribers will the business
Tho lest Of coffee cakes pies and defyng compet
onl to 10 had at all hours OF the night from r. M
e
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DACIFIC RAILROAD.-ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN
J. the production Of satisfactory treatise the above
subject will find to their to send
zion bearing IT, in the shape ofnswspape pamphlets
ladelphia. ~ -
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OOPARTNEHsHIr NOTICES.

10 OOO-ssesSsS.1,;Al I.il PARTNER l., WANTED IN A
fashion, and has almost competition the State
Address j. H., Herald Office.
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Affairs 1E Albany.
THE LEGISLATIVE SNAIL RELATIVE TO THE CANAL
QUESTION-AN APPROPRIATE PRAYER IN THE
sENATE-AEOTHER RAILROAD EXCURSION INVITA-
TON, ETC.
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ITO HOUSE PAINTERS.-FIyE OR SIX GOOD HANDS
find employment, at full wages, by applying to b.
DCNNELLY 2 Tenth avenue between Twenty fourth and
Tive " fifth
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NNHE WOMAN WHO TOOK BROWN WATERED
silk parssol lined with whts white handle carved
IN leaves from off the glass in the Broad way Post
Once and bookstore yesterday friday afternoon
hree and four o'clock requested it
10 the same place as she to take it, and is well
known 70 tho
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CPIRITUAL RAPPING AND wRITING.-MRs COAN
prepared to receive vsitsrs for spiritual communities
tions day in the weok Sundays sxcepted)
n. to p. NJ, from 3 to and to 10 p M Rooms 3S2
Broadway. Admission fifty cents.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-01-19
Fifty Dollars Forfeit.

DR. HUNTER will forfeit $50 if failing to cure
L. any case of secret disease that may come I'M
der his care no matter how long standing or af-
hicting. Either sex invited TO his private
rooms, 50 North Seventh Street, Philad'a., with
ont fear of interruption from other PATIENTS
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate
in the selection of physician. invited to call.
Unconstitutional unrestrained indulgence
of the passions by excess self-abuse, the evils
are numerous. Premature impoteney, involun-
tury seminal discharges. wasting of the organs,
loss of memory, distaste for female society, ge-
neral debility, or constitutional arrangement. are
sure to follow. If necessary, consult the doctor
with confidence: he offers perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health and
happiness. and in many cases their lives, in the
hands of physicians ignorant of this class of ma
ladies. 1t is certainly impossible for one man to
understand all the ills the human family arc sub
iect to. Every respectable physician has his pc
culiar branch, in which he is more successful
than his brother professors, and to that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
YEARS OF Practice, exclusively devoted to the
study and tire atment of diseases of the sexual
ganS, together with ulcers upon the body, throat,
nose or legs, pains in the head, or bones, mercu-
rial rheumatism, structures gravel, Irregularities
diseases arising from youthful excuses, or impu-
rites of the blood, whereby the constitution has
become enfeebled. enables the Doctor to offer
speedy relief to all who may place themselves un-
der his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United
StateS-Price S5 and SO per package. se29 "
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.Ehe Greatest Historical an d
AllegOrical Print Of the
Age

TN commemoration of that most important
l. event in the American Revolution, the British
surrendering their arms to Gen. Washington af-
ter their defeat at Yorktown, Va, October, l7Sl.
The Engraving is executed by Tanner, VAL
lance, kearney, d Co., from an original drawing
by j, F. Renault, and published by Benjamin
Tanner, Engraver, Philadelphia. The size of the
print is 25 by 81 inches, and was originally pub
ished to subscribers at Sl2 in the sheet.
Explanation.
The HIsToRY.-In the first and grand plan are
exhibited three large groups of the principal of
fcers. who were present at the transaction, with
4 faithful likeness OF each.
In the first group is seen Gen. Washington,
Gen. Rochambeau, Gen. Lincoln, Col. Hamilton,
an old farmer eagre to contemplate the scene,
Billy the servant, and the horse of Gen. Wash
ington.
In the second group are American and French
officers; Gen. Knox, Secretary Wilson, the Duke
de Luazua, and the Marquis de La Fayette.
The third grouPis descriptive of the British
surrendering their arms. Lord CORVALLIS, Gen.
O'Hara, Commodore Simmons, Colonel Tarlton,
with two fingers cut off, Lieutenant Col. Ralph
Abererombie, Lieutenant Col. Dundas, Lord
Chewton, dc. Lord CORVALLIS appears prescn-
ting his sword 10 the first General Officer he
meets, but Gen. Washington is pointed out to
him as the only person to whom he is to surren-
der his sword
armies and crowds of spectators. The house Of
secretary Wilson, occupied by Lord CORVALLIS
and his staff, which was bombarded and pierced
with balls the Marquis La Fayette having re-
marked that they were carrying dishes for the
dinner of Lord CORVALLIS, asked leave of Gen.
Washington to serve him dish of his own cook
ing, and Immediately after several bombshells
fell through the roof on the table and wounded
some, and dispersed the party.
THE ALLreoRr.-0n the left is erected q mon
ument in honor of those iIlustrious heroes who
sacrificed their lives and fortunes TO insure 70
their citizens the liberty and independence they
now enjoy.
Published at IS, by VIM. B. Lane, Philadel-
phia, and TO be had ut the sfice of the American
Courier, No. l4l Chestnut street, Philadelphia, a.
premiums to that paper.
~ liberal discount to agents.
july 81. 1859 II