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DRY GOODS. &c.

EHALL AND WINTER GOODS OF
L every description, style, and variety-the
largest, best, and most beautiful selection. ever
brought to town, now going off at the lowest
possible per centum at the new store of
oct27-tf ROBERTS & CROFT.
T AIDES PRINTS.-A LARGE LOT
~ which, as regard beauty, excellence, and
endurance cannot be surpassed, at the new
store of
oot25-tf ROBERTS d CROFT.
q ENTS' FURNISHINGS, SUCH AS
~ cloths. casimeres and Ready Made Cloth
ing-superior article. at reduced prices, at
oct25-tf ROBERTS CROFT.
COFFEES OF THE VERY BEST
~ qualities, and quantities at the new store,
corner of Main and johnson sts., by
oct25-tf ROBERTS & GROFE
TEAS OF DIFFERENT QUALITIES
Il for sale cheap at the store of
oct25-tf ROBERTS d CROFT.
Doors AND SHOES OF EVERY
- style, fashion, and material, consis- ElEln
ting of Ladies fine dress CATERS, mems INV
fine and coarse boots and Shoes together -
with any variety boys and babies trapping APP
parel at the store of
oct25-tf ROBERTS d CROFT.
HATS AND CAPS BROUGHT ON
- expressively for the fall and winter IN
We ar, from the nice dress silk hat down to ID
the rugged brissels of the seal
oct25-tf ROBERTS & CROFT
0UEENSWARE OF EVERY VARI-
~ ETY. of styles, in large quanti- 0AY
ties, embracing splendid Specimens ~ 4
of both foreign and domestic wears, ~ lW
selling very low at the new store of
oct25-tf ROBERTS d GROFF
7 AIDES DRESS GOODS AND
~ trimmings, comprising every thing ~
in accordance and suitable to the latest AZ
and most approved fashion, at the store of Gs s.A \
oct25-tf ROBERTS d CROFT.
RONNETS AND FLATS FOR La
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

COUNTRY PRODUCE OF ALL
~ kinds taken in exchange for goods at cash
prices, at the store of
oct25-tf ROBERTS & CROFT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

4 NROCKERY IN FULL SETTS AND
" part of sets of white stone china, and
variety of other ware at
sept22-n2l P. B. BEIDLER's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
DIR. s. C. J. GAUCHERIE,S Bills
FLIXIO.


Septem ber 22nd, 1888. n2l-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

SILKS OF DIFFERENT COLORS
~ and qualities at
sept22-n2l P B. BEIDLER's
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

NOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER GIVES
IN notice, that note calling for forty seven
dollars. given to William Nutter, about the last
day of April. or the 1st of May, 1853, that all
persons are forbidden from taking an assign
ment pn said pote, as hold legal claims against
the same, and will not pay it unless compelled
by law. AUGUSTUS STEVENS.
Upper sandusky, July 1st, ls53.-ll-4w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

CUTLERY.-A LARGE ASSORT-
~ ment of Fancy Cutlery, such as pocket
knives, pen knives, hunters knives, &c, also,
in connexion with which, will be found an en-
tensive lot of pocket books, portmonies, and nu-
merous other articles in that line, too bother
some to fully elucidate.
noyT0-O7 RFFD g. DOFRT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
CLOTHING STORE AT
TIFFIN. OHIO.

Upper Sandusky, June 9th, le53.-nlO-tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

he LANES, CASHMERES, AND
~ Morenoes, in various patterns, tints and
colors, at the store of
oct25-tf ROBTETS & GROFFS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

.DELANES AND CASHEMERES
~ cheaper than ever at
sept22-n2I P. B. BEIDLER's
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

CHOES.-A LARGE AND SPLENDID AS
- sortment of Ladies' shots, Lace boots, Bus
kins, Misses and Children's, can be seen at
iune24-n9 J. B. WHEELER'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

GOATS, PANTS, AND VESTS
- will be made up to order, or can be obtain
ed at the store Of
nov29-tf VIM. NOVEL;.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

I UORS.-PERSONS WISHING THE
IL best quality of liquor for medical puproses
can get it at the store of
uue 30-nl0 A. G. TRIBOLET.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
Upper Sandusky, July Goth, le53-l3-tf.

7 AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
- has for sale, 160 acres of land, we'll ~
improved; having. on it two good houses Hli5-
barns, and orchards, which he will sell on terms
to suit the purchaser Good stock not refused.
Description-the north east quarter of section
number nineteen, in Salem township, Wyandot
county, Ohio. Information concerning the a
hnye farm can be had by applying to the under
signed, living in Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Please call soon aud examine.
d. III. DEVER.
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Now York Correspondents.

GREENWo0D CEMETERY.
Reader, have you ever been to Greenwood
Cemetery If not, you have still great pleas
ure in store, even if your visit is postponed
until you have shufled off this mortal coil !"
more beautiful spot for ones last resting
lace ooulduot possibly exist even in the mag
ination of q poet. As you ride, or ramble
through it, your mind becomes attuned to the
soothing solemnity of the spot the unpleasant
associations usually connected with graveyard
never occur to you. Your eye rests on the
bright, green, undLiating swsrd, the dim re-
cesses, the waving foliage, and the snowy shafts
raised to departed friends, and yeu almost envy
| the ghosts their prradisiacal domains
| tou wander about drinking in the bsavty OF
.ne scese, and folgetful of tho real nature OF
the place, YOU never think of reading thu. in,
scriplons on the tombstones until you snd
yoatsef In front Of the elegant monument ersc-
wu V eharloti Canda by her bereayed lover
nsro you pause. Your companions point out
Tue beauty, Of the whole design, call your atten-
tion 10 the figures Of angels as largo as life.
Rneeiins each side Of the tomb, remark that Tho
hiusis u Z, are engraved on each flower not
and tell you the cost Of the monument. Won
gaze on the lovely figure of the maiden. and
muse on her fatct killed suddenly on her s,yen.
teenth birthday lou think Of her vArth
beauty, goodness, happiness sud sudden aeatb ,
your Imagination pictures the silent grief al the
iaiher, the wild agonizing screa ns ofthe mother.
Tue deep despair of the lover and yet you think
her taie happy one. She died in the flush Of
youth and happiness, ignorant of grief, and sur
Founded by an atmosphere of love. You pass
on g slowly, TURNING often for one more lock.
l;. ne pleasing melancholy of your thoughts is
Who ara commenting on the nun, ranca OF :
short, atoa' figure witt quadrant in his hands,
stanaing on an. elevated pedestal, and ,lo5king
very IKE Captain Cutie. On inouirjns, VIZ 3
repreacnts, you learn that the ofiEinnI. = Par.
tugusse sailor, is still living, and visits his
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..s cl,,, NJ .-;sL;rc b;e
future resiuence Irequen. E f .h " Iam%ih %
remains 70 remain uinon ;d ,n~ ~ ~
cnne Wnlch wouiu 90 dasth he ho. tantt;c;n.toS
monumen. atsr s sto dr ~ &c ',u
mat ms tenn y III, ~ i,'o
ieu arS ,as,,ea a. sa,sa 81 ~. WI
cehce anu s,e AL, T;,', y. sAe 'aui,s'
iGe io.t :. a. aa,' si '' " .ie
rlos Wny cos,,r and bss',.;s " m uiS uu.y'
arc ,i ~, - s,u 1e"a'ilul tAe i@.ssr
n s,'r, &c st; y erhaneh'eu WIN
a,,,;T,Ii,' 49, a sun ny sea turing s,orhi'
sta,,a ~ $50 anu ~ sirihoun.ea oy
,h;ah - ieniaie iigurs' ieanhg on an oncnor.
~ ~ suipose 70 ue nope You not,co
too'so snai1 eht"insd vain a wreath, msrkihg
'S, noi;u piaoe u sople eeo'ea pr
49, w, thi8nlie, Mafoie ahges' satr"lnti
r.Ss sonos ilps, syhponzlns 1le aecuassu
~. .iiios 'hoy ieloee 'h'' ii'iV'u'
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rHLRoRApHun 70 THE cRnscDNr
TELEoRAPHHDT TO THE CRESCENT.
? Sa tbf Southern 2ins.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Cotton Declining-FlOur Lower.
INCRE3SED .sPPREHENSI0Ns
OF WAR!
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA,

\ NEW York, Aug. 16--6;2s r, NJ
The Cunsrd steamer America has arrived al
Halifax, bringing dates from Liverpool to the
9th inst, three days later than the accounts
| brought by the Humboldt. The following is
summary Of her commercial news;
T. Liverpool Markets.
1 LrYERpooL, August 8.
i The Cotton market here has presented dull
and dropping appearance during the greater
part of the week. and especially since Tuesday
The demand for the trade and speculation has
been moderate, and the sales Of the entire week
reach barely $4,000 bales, of which 1900 have
been taken for speculation and 1000 for export
Prices are J to Id lower, the principal decline
being for tho mi,ldling and lower grades, and
the market closes ct, the following quotations
Fair Orleans 81, Middling. Orleans 6, Fair Up
lands So, and Middling Uplands sgd per lb.
Flour has declined, and the closing rates are
26s. per barrel for Western Canal, and 2Ts for
Ohio brands Corn has been in fair request al
Sis. for White and 3ls. Cd per quarter for Vel.
low. Lard has been firm, and closes at Dos
per cwt.
London Money MARKET
The money market at London is very tight,
and consols have further declined, closing atS7 |.
The Eastern question.
Nothing definite siknoHn With regard to. the
Turkish question, but there are increasing ap-
prehensions of war
The steamer Arabia arrived at Liverpool on
Saturday.
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A letter from Smyrna, of the 18th, in q Mar
settles journal, announces the departure Of Ali
Pacha, the late Governor, after receiving an
address from the European colony. On the day
on which he left the Consuls displayed their
flags, and the vessels of war fred salute
with the exception, however, Of the Austrian
Consul and the commander Of the Austrian
vessel.
CHINA.
| From China we have important intelligence
| as to the progress of the rebols. They have
added the considerable city of annoy to the
| country in their possession.
We shall, probably, next hear that Ming 20
| and Shanghai on the north, and Canton on the
south, have fallen into their hands They will
still have to defeat the Tartar arones, which
| are to come from the north Of the erapire, be-
fore the question OF their entire success is set
tied. Our present advices eonfrm the previous
reports of their hostility TO Psganisn, and their
ferocity toward their conservative opponents.
--==------=-
The ROYAL FAMILY OF RUSSIA. follow
ing sniable family picture may be interesting
at this time, when Kussis. is thrustiDg her
ursine nose into the politics Of Europe:
Peter I, the founder, as he may be called. Of
the present imperial family, was the murderer
Of the two daughters sn6 the son of his brother
Ivan. snd che murderer ut Is asserted, according
to more than one of the annslists OF his reign,)
by his own hand of his son Alexis, He was
himself murdered by Menschikot, Ia name that
has again r,seu up in history,) the favorits Of
his wife Catherine, and who, When uaited to
Peter. was already the wife of living husband
and their children declared afterwards inoarab
OF reigning, because born in sin Anne, the
eldest daughter of Ivan, put Il 600 Russians to
DEATH and banished twice as many. reyolu-
ton displaced the younger Ivan to put on the
throne Elizabeth, daughter of Peter l, and her
reign was remarkable for her drunkenness and
debauchery. Peter III, her successor, was noto-
riously the offspring of crime, and was dethroned
and strangled by his wife. Catherine II, tho
same infamous woman who had assassinated the
dethroned Emperor, Ivan, and whose own son,
Paul, the father Of the present Emperor, Nioho-
las, was stranglsd by his courtiers.
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: DEATH OF THoxfs S. MoELRor.-we have
this morning to announcethat the yellow feyer
has laid its unrelenting hand on another en-
ployee in our office, in the person Of Mr.. Thomas
S, McElroy, who died yesterday forenoon Of the
epidemic. after an illness Of four days. -.
The deceased had been engaged during the last
f~elvs months as acompositor in cur ofice, in
which department there were few more aotivs
and proficient He was about 80 years of age,
and a native Of Pittsburgh, Pa. He has passed
from among US. with the heartfelt regrets of
numerous companions and friends
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Died

On the 18th instant, al half past Mr. pILp DUFFY aged
~ native Of County Donegal Ireland, for many yea resident
Nswohesns
~ His friends and quantanss The members of st. Michael
Society," hos.of Fire Company No. H. invited attend hC
funeral THIS MORNING. al 10 olo.k of Pedido Msgds
len streets
os the instant JAMES QUINN aged native County
Louth Ireland.
tS- The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON al o'clock
from the Of COUSIN John Murphy Ne. 1cs CAcalvo
Their fsnds aud Acqusintsnees neinvitcd 10 attend
10 hi, city, the 18th Of the prevailing epidemic Mr.
THOMAS s. NeEROI Of Pittsburgh Pa. aged years.
IT, sAnFnaCc Psbs tgh and Cincinnati papers please copy.
Ga Wednesday night the iIh iasaut the prevailing epidemic
Mr.. WILLIAM DANIELS, Of LOudop.
Er- London papers please ropy.F
Monday morning. the 18th instant H. R. coBBIN late OF Pha
Ssiphia, aged about years.
w. Philadelphia papers please copy
o. hs prevailing cpdua Thurs gus 49, minute. pas
O'Clock j. MILTON THOMPSON aged 50 ysars a native
Pittsburgh Pa, formerly Clsk oi the steamer Caspian.
EF- Pittsburgh papers please copy.
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; ATuRDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, 1858


QuARANrISE RESERVATIONS. The Picayune of
yesterday in remarking on the reported exist
ence Of Yellow Fever at the Lake shsre Water
ing Places. says:
The disease known as the Yellow Fever may
he carried to these placesby individuals leaving
our city, and the injected may die OF the maIa-
dy wherever they 50. But that the disease can
sither exist. or spread in the vicinity Of the
.ehsfes of our Lakes, hemmed in, as they are, by
III beautiful sand-hills, pine forests and glori-
Gus Gulf breezes, is disputed by science, as well
as by experience-the experience Of all times "
The Delta, in its afternoon edition, endorses
the opinion expressed in the above paragraph,
and says that " Yellow Feyerwill not spread in
so pure an atmosphere" This assumption the
Delta makes the basis Of an argument against
the wisdom of our Baton Rouge and Natohe7
friends in enforcing quarantine in their ports
Without entering into lengthy argument on
the subject, we will state few facts which GO
to prove the opposite:
In 1S41, when the Yellow Fever ragged here,
it also ragged in Natchez and 'vieksburg, and in
the latter place it decimated the population.
Sine il'ca, those two towns have passed quar-
antine Laws; and they have not since had the
Fever. Their hig' I'd salubrious situations
did not exempt them from the scourgcs but
quarantine did. The city of Vera Cruz has o
liyh. and dry location, without morass in a
d - journey Of ii; and the uomito visits it an
nuslly.
We give these hints for consideration, intend
ing 70 treat the subject at large, SO coon. as we
mrom possession Of the necessary facts.
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DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp s

DRUGGIST. No. 70 Camp st.
~ DR.. K. j. CONES PREPARATIONS in o.t.ssl,. u,. sr
asasly Anssn years. BY their nasic acquired
Unsurpassed II esuAss by similar naAs hs Nsth.
souTIHRN COUGH sYRUP.
HESRAcT or oorAlvA, sARsAPAnuLA AND CUrRns.
AMERICAN COUGH InZENsy
CHOLERA sYRNf AND fILIs
PowDGR AND OINTMENT FOR TINE lxIIKF AND PEE
MANENr CURE OF THE PILES
wv Prepared stN. rs CAMS assel \, Dr. ~ j. COKE md kr
sale BY prusfsss reuerAiy. IL, sptf
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ROMANCE OF ABEDARD AND nELoIsE--J b.
Steel No. GO Camp street, has sent us copy of
thus delightful. book The romance is founded
on the loves of Heloise and Ahelard, which have
been the theme of the poet and painter since the
remote age in which they lived.
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HEALTH OF MoBmE.-Three eases of yellow
fever had occurred in Mobls during the twenty
four hours ending on the 18th inst The in.
habitants, we understand, were rapidly leaving
for the watering places
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To tbs ENSsSas.


n A D A N ? L ATM
hpect', oners her services the orioss
ne rsAHens Of tho so~rs di,sssssi PRotArsUs UTERl
wluTEs. rEoFUaE kNa PAINFUL MkssTpuAr,os RE
aoAaEAKNT AND UicEsATloN or r1r WOMB
The treatment adopted ny hot has As approval
the most aistn snshed Paris New yo-k
Ia hss Of which she ample .es.eay sad t. ss.,
rspesasis ladies she rer 70 ses all as-as
Of the Uterus not Of ss,urs, cured
Madam aoyotss hss sxcisssy 70 s aisoacs Of Ladies Al
oas sal.sd DAILY al hal residsscs,
nlye sps 1s5 "a. Jose nh straet
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TIE Posr. orfftE.--We have been informed by
the Postmaster that we made slight error in
attributing the resembling Of the contract for
carrying the river mail to his action. 1t was
done, We are. informed, by order of the POST
master General. Since then we learn that the
Office hero has forwarded but one mali. and
that consequently the short comings in the
mail service are not chargeable to this office.
As our structures on the mail service here
wsre founded on erroneous Information, we
very cheerfully make the amend.
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Oss0sstet's american Ey'estph0syG
II Ms,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
EsrABLnnED IN 1887 AND Foa WINCH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT TINE WORLDS FAIR, OR LosrDoN
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1881,
~ can be had In AHA atty rrs.eu, s.a -
hluring establishments
PETERS, AnLLARD Co. Of Old Rsnvillos,
\. N. MeALPIN co., No. 20 cornmoc street. and No. 4
Row;
HALL KEMP co. corner Of Canal aua Tshonpoulas ssssi
j. L. JOHNSTON CO. Of hiagznno .yirs Tes
WAlfCoaB LAHIER Of Teheur aa aad Pc YsAst
A. ROBERTS 4 90, 50 peydrRs s,-ss.a;
JOHNS WALLIS, 100 baeaxins street;
DUDLEY d NELSON. "a CohinOu and 20 Casal street;
g. H. sAyLF CO., 81 Common md IS causi strsoti
KENDALL ZOE CO., srsvcr az a,xa.
r. W. ADAMS, % TshoupioalGs rtr,si;
HOLMES cLAuss, 8 GrA,isr prsst;
}. N. JOHNSON Il CO., Frs.t Lsyss;
JOHN G, SHANNON, Fulsol street;
VS. WRIGHT a CO., 81 Tehoup.oalas street.
CONVERSE Co, corner Lafayette yt,es
"Du6isld WA the FIRST n Of ys... uan
and h. smphAieay tho WESTERN PIONEER tss banv ~
SSie Is Invariably g'odncns bessr" [cassi.asp s...aa
~ c1Esi aad for ssls By
CHARLIE DuFTTrLD 90, Lsssys,Ke
sso ye9 a "a ~ OWN q CO., oenty~eA ns r.s.aL
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General News.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

It is nowsupderstood that the question Of
Peace or War is to be decided on the 18th inst.
Appearances are much more unfayorable for
Peace. Russia shows no sign of retracting any
thing previously advanced. The bulk of the
Russian army is advancing npon Wallachia.
The Grand Duke Constantine, Admiral Of the
Russian feet, has proceeded to Sebastopol to re-
view the squadron at that port. The Russians
continue to fortify Jassy and Bucharest. Tur-
key also continues her .warlike preparations.
Cholera and Plague
The cholera and plague have broken out at
Khorasan
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Daily Report of the interments in all the
Cemeteries Of the city for ths "A hours ending at
A. NJ on Friday, the 10th inst
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as- RELIEF ConIrrEs or Projection FRI

l.. {. DHLARn, rs Camp and IS Bsc2hus streets
D. l. HOLIDAYS the Street COnmasionst's Office Civ Hal
70 jos. =. kukHA. "a eIsoms add SO Bacctus streets.
CHARLES II WALDO Is aud 10 New Lsves street
JONAT HAN WuERALIs at+he Work house.
TllOiikS 'LFARH Of st. Mark Gravsr srsss
IL W. auHPill Of St Ighoupouas srsss
JOSEPH CLAvtRR, at the Delta office.
A nQSTGpMgsN. az Lssds's Foundry.
W& V REESE, corner Of Now Lsvse and Matches sir.ss
Is No To has selected H. BARTON their Physician who viii
give nsSa saysS of the sick member application A.y
msnbsr Of the Relief COMMITTEES. a~Is a.sp
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Liverpool Markets.

Inc chotera ana plague have broken out at
khorasan.
Liverpool Markets.
New YORK, August IS.
The correspondent of the Newly ork press gives
more favorable report of the Liverpool Cotton
Market, with quotations different, from those Of
the Brokers' Board. He quotes Fair Orleans
ID; Middling Orleans, 81; Fair Uplands, e.
and Middling Uplands, Cd per ID
Further by the America.
NEwY0RK, August 16
The following are additional items brought
by the America:
Austria and the United States.
sThe Frankfort journals state that Austria in.
tends to demand reparation from the United
States for tho conduct Of Capt Ingraham at
sIyrna.
Cholera In Denmark.
The cholera is Increasing in Copenhagen and
other parts of Denmark.
The America.
BosfoN. August 16
I The steamer America will arrive here from
Halifax early on Thursday morning
Later from the Fishing Grounds.
BosToN, August 16.
Dates from Halifax to the 13th inst. have
been received here. 80
tHS i-nSiIrh NoSstlf On Tue HSnl0g grounds
continued active, but no further captures had
been made.
The U. s. steamer Princeton was at Halifax
and had been visited" by the Earl of Ellesmere
and other English officials, and we're hospital bly,
BY her officers. The best feeling
still prevailed. v .
The Gardiner Case.
WASHINGTON, August IS.
The Gardner eases have been postponed until
The December term.
Now York Cotton Market
z. NEW YORK, August 16.
There is fair demand in the Cotton market
here's with sales to-day Of 1000 bales at steady
prices.
The Gardiner rIines Discovered. 3
WASHINGTON, August IS.
1T is r,imored hero that the Commissioner re-
Gently sent to Mexico succeeded in discovering
Tho Gardner mines. - 49,.
Negro Instruction.
- - = New YoRK, August 1877
Adyices from the Island Of St Thomas state
nat negro iusurrection had broken out al
fortela, and the Inhabitants of that Island were
lying to ST. Thomas for safety
49, Railroad Accident, "A
New YORK, August 10.
Another accident occurred yesterday on the
Erie Railroad, by which fifteen persons were |
eyerely injured-some fatally, il is feared.
New York Cotton Market.
:. NV YoRk, August 49, |
i. The Cotton market here is now very duh, |
nth sales of barely 500 bales daring the last |
wo days
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,xsr- LOUISIANA Gnnrs-Relief Commute

[. tsss~ LOUISIANA GKErs-Relief Committee.
The following Gentlemen have daily appointed Relic,
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut. STRONG, I0t St. Charles street,
JCH. 2. RUS A. - srocrne street
ROBERT MCNAMARA, s5l Magazine street.
Y. DALEY, Triton Walk sa1 Hercuss
nAfIa IL KELLY ST. Joseph and Tchou roulls streets,
=, nuRLEY Howard, between Callors aud Clio streets.
JOHN INQUIRE Cs snd
Lieu. CAvANAUSli, 1873 Ciress street.
aaS smsp Ey order. JtAs. r RU2HA Secretary.