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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29
Marine Affairs.

The STEAMSHIP Cry OF GLAsGow.-This vessel, which
sailed from Liverpool the 1st instant for Philadelphia
had not arrived to late hour last night She now
in her twenty day. and those interested in her
becoming anxious at the unusual length of time she has
been out We not anticipate that any accident has
Cured The heavy westerly winds which have prevailed
for time back have most likely retarded her. and caus
cd her to out Of cca that she is depending upon
her sails TO reach port. There great many other
vessels overdue from Europe which, with the City Of
Glasgow, will doubtless make their appearance
a favorable change Of the wind occurs. She has 800
passengers and large and very valuable cargo Of silks
and other fine goods.
SHIP BUILDING AT KEYPoRr, IN. J.)-Keyport has Of
late obtained great deal Of notoriety ship building
village, where a number Of mechanics employed daily
in constructing steamboats, and schooners Messrs c.
Terry Co. have the stocks three first class ferry boats
for Of the Boston ferry companies and two steam
boats Of goodly size, for Wilson Small, of this city,
which building under the directions Of Joseph E.
Coffee. The kees of two first class steamboats, will be
laid next week for firm in Cuba Several sloops and
lighters also being constructed at this thriving little
village.
STEAMSHIP UNION CHARrEroN.-This steamer will
take her departure at twelve O'Clock to-day and pas
sengers who have taken tickets for the James Adger can
transfer them and embark in the first named vessel if
they desire to do So the latter will not leave until
Saturday, at o'clock P. NJ.
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WnrnIng to tho Public.-It xyns NOT

Fits! FftsH FitsH-Dr. Harris Vegetable
Nieptic pills warranted the hest real
IN the world for ts spasms ST. Wins dance neuralgia and
al OF the nerves Price 81 per box two boxes
M ~ sent by mall post paid to all parts OF the United
states All orders with the money enclosed must BIO ai
dressed to Dr.. s. HART, No. AZ West Broadway
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Extensive Auction Sale OF Very valuaHss
sss win ". ~. :. 4 she: Ak
the some very vsushls real sstats
house and Madison street iea.saoS properly
street I.si Is stress, Tsisa sysnas
ss. ssss
way Seventy afh strsst-TwO lots seventy street.
:ys.s: ls.s
Nos sa,' between Ann ana
.ad rss ss.. H.ss
avenue G s
street. sas ., sas
house ssu aas iSs 3
near street, .s * s s and 10. 1
Is.t For map. and full sppy 70
article by all TO be the host dye sztAat "a
perfectly eelerng the hair the moment applied
d at s.
Notwithstanding Jas. Adgcr, for Charles.
& above viii e On
n In y this steamer Will BE- 70 the steam
.sThe Eagle suffers Little Birds to Sing.
not careful x;,S S what they m thereby
He ut pleasure stint their melody
All the world, and the rest Of mankind OF
sai &. has The sss prise
pictures ROOFS great sss gallery q
Wy broadway first floor, stairs Perfect pictures
Anson's Daguerrcotypes, Large size, for
fifty cents twice the ever made for fifty cents
colorod and IL nice sase with and
's's
@ q f. for
one rom Anssns skat Sny cost 20 cent? fr udreds
fropolitan Hotel. A'"A'' UP s''' '0e me-
546-It Is no Wonder That People arc SUR.
prised at seeing 1HOMPSONS fifty da
for they put in fire twice ever before
offered and coored complete, oitentnes exccng those
that cost from two to three dollars elsewhere
way. ~
including fine low so cents larger in
proportions Family groups and children low any, As
street. formerly years owery
Il every style and in any weather.
Between Spring and Prince Streets, within
half block Of the ST. Nicholas Metropolitan Prescott
most beautiful ladies in New York called yesterdsy
for their daguerreotypes THOMPSONS pictures tell
Quincy, Lawrence, Brady, Root-Each
claim the first premium for tho best dagucrrootypes
contention should be given those who equal
withheld those fine large size fifty cent dagucrreoypes
which surpass many sold at five dollars
Spring Furniture Sales.-A. III. Nicolay &
they to undeHah snS sis
to sales Of furniture at residences OF
We shall continue prompt energetic fair in
our devong our best energies to the interest of
friends intrusting their business to u.s.
Swans q u S1ee s1NTzrsreH.
Late CHIEF saesman Of H. II. Leeds L Co.
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coughe-Dr ncCntocks pectoral syrup has fully sis-
tanned pataon Of tic distinguished Professor by
remarkable " In tic of severe chronic
affections Of the lnns and throat Hundreds in this city
teahed their deli at ~ its
need suis- Ia from hacking harassing congh
will give trial 20 DR. McClntocks PICTORIAL syrnp
Price, IN pr T. 81 Sold ~ Grugesta generally and by a.
GlShMAN CO. opris tora I2 Fulton treet MP salrs
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A Card.-OpenIng Of the New and Elegans
biNeEE would rsspsssuiiy inform their friend. and the
Sss aha 81 yss their
sss ss T ss
exhibited in this city The
small easso sss snd
should meet their wanss tho Ssaads o the
tas s DHs
~ hs
sSmgrses four entire floors running ninety feet
Goods spsnadins s'
vs fsa :ssss .ts
% s.G f srSs 5s
tapestry Easiish ii Brusss la
G 5Sss FaTE,s
presided over fSsfs s sszi'
asn ss.S S win show
% s1r end s price
2ol and 2O6 Sixth avenue, near Fourteenth street
Glorious Chance for Experimentation AM
@ os sns
carpet at iss AS, and IDS yard I" '''A 's''''
Carpetings md OilclotIs, &c., Ssc.-Arc--
H. o Theses and d..
nestle trandscends UNNECESSARILY in originality Of design
goods or purchased America any
Pimplcs, Ton, Freclkles, Eruptions, &c.,.
be eectually removed by using Eli vondersmishs
moved from their face BY using W.
SsPR:d hands lips Prepared sold Sy Wv voS
Thirteen Witnesses OF Unquestiomca In
ss %: nsss:
stis ns HsssSs
slider respectable testimony inereai
most SINGER S1s.dw.y
Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Your hair, str, Is.
somuch for using dyes instead Of scientific
applied
Whislkers md Moustachcs Produced In SIX
weeks by Graham's Onguent 1t will stain niure the
ns1s South i Tn
Saw Beneath the Muddy Crust some Signs.
nsy n
less Tongue Price % cents Headquarters, BARKERs
fSiSsSR Ass s o
or applied. Nine private rooms.
Warning to the Pubiic.-It was not to be
THAT se rss sh a. demand
they cannot create BIT the toll which thus
taking from merit Is in this heavy under
signed the proprietor of that celebrated
necessary to call especial attention to it, lie would
Irise the thousands who life health
invaluable discovery and the multtudes
by their testimony may e about resort to tie Inygorat
ing Cordial that there Is spurious article market
roxious in it's character and pcrncious The
genuine medicine will renovate the enfeebed system,
strengthen the emaested and stopping frame, every
Affection fill stive powers
regulate the sccreton calm both bodily
bility and impart recuporstiye principle the whole
physique while the tendency Of the counterfeit
will be precisely tho In order to distinguish
the two examine the bottle cork label
and that the words Dr. Morse's inyigora ting cordial
G. H. Ring proprietor blown in the glass on
each Is promisory note for five mills signed with
his hand. The cordial ia put highly
Price, three dollars bottle twelve
9. II. RING, Proprietor, 1872 broadway
Sodby druggists throughout the United State
Fits! FftsH Fits!!.-Dr. Harris Vegetable
Heptic pills warranted the and only real remedy
IN the world for cts spasm ST. Wins dance neuralgia
all affections of the Price 81
r ~ Sent by mail post paid to all parts Of the United
states All orders with the enclosed must be adj
dressed to Dr.. s HART, No. AZ West Broadway.
Every Day Introduces some Grateful Tndi-
yidunl, with certificate of the wonderful cures GoU
RAUDS medioated has performed IN cases Of salt
rtum lotehcs pimpcs all rough and chafed
skins Ladies with free ked and spotted skins will find
rauds the hest used Equally famed is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

Trugses.--Tbc only Prize Medal for G'russes
awarded to Marsh Co. by tho Industrial Exhion Of All
gsonsat the Crysta Palace for their radical truss
The peculiar character OF taa truss has hccn
eomplete and comprehensive pamphlet descriptive Of every
variety II rupture essic stockings knee aud every
variety Of bandsse. MARSH CO., rs Maiden lane.
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Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, $50 Broad~
waySprng and summer fashion for gentemcns and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SocTETY.-A meeting Of the
members of the New York Horticultural Society held
last night at the Aston House. to decide the list Of
prizes to be awarded at the approaching spring exhibit
ton The exhibition will be opened at Barnum's Muse
UNI on Monday, May and will close Saturday, the
9Th The prizes will consist of silver cups, silver and
bronze medals diplomas, and money the value of the
highest premium not exceeding twenty dollars The fol
lowing the Of the different kinds Of plants,
fruit and vegetables which will be exhbited-Hothouse
plants greenhouse plants pelagorniums azleas calceo
larias fuchsias itineraries, FERNS conferaes panses
roses cact verbenas carnations petunas, gloxinas,
ericas orchids, cut flowers, bouquets baskets straw
berries caulHowers, asparagus, tomatoes cucumbers
rhubarb. seakale, lettuce and radishes.
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46-It Is no Wonder That People arc Sur.
prifsd at seeing IHoAPsONS fifty cent uerreotypes
for they in twice a.. aver hsor
offered and colored complete, oitentnes execnr those
that cost from two to three dollars $40 Broad
way.
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Knapp's DaguerreotyPes-A perfect Lake,
including tine low so cents larger in
proporton family groups and children az any ae
kNAPPS old and popular $50 Prince
street. formerly for at l3 Bowery taken
Il style an
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knowing that with the shadow Of his wings
He can at pleasure stint their melody
"All the world and the rest Of mankind Of
the fact that Samuel Root has received the prize
Of the Worlds Fair for the Of his
No 3S Broadway first Hoor up stairs Perfect pictures
made in any weather. -
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Anson's Daguerrcotypes, Large size, for


NIFTY cents twice the size made fifty cents
coioroa AND n nice morocco lined with velvet and
preerer All TOT on cents and do theee pictures
equal IN quality and size to those that - elsewhere.
you 40 Still choose to extravagant prices for
one from Anson that only cent? E uadreds are
tropolitAn Hotel. - ~ - "
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MOldavia Creom.-This Superb Compound.
for sire and rcsgtiyns the hair only
and wig factory 2 Broadway Bachelor hair dye sold
or applied. Nine private rooms.
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OF the Russ avement still stranger sight bare
unsghtly head covered with flowing hair
less TONGUE Price IS cents Headquarters, BARKER's
4S9 Broadway.
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Between Spring and Prince Streets, within
half block Of the St. Nicholas Metropolitan Prescott
Collamorc Hotels at $40 Broadway hundred
Of the most beautiful ladies In New York called
for their daguerreotypes TOMPSONS pictures are tell
ing. Old bachelors look out.
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Pimplcs, Tan, Frcckles, Eruptions. e.

can be eectually removed by using Eli W. vondersmth
extract and elder flowers We refer than
one hundred who have had feekles pmpes
moved from their face by using E. W. Vondersmth
roses and elder flowers, eamPhor &c, certain
hands and lips Prepared and sold by E. w. vON
DEKSMITH, Bowery drug store No. l5S above Broome
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Quincy, Lawrence. Brady, Root-Eacl
claim the first premium for tho
bted at the Crystal Palace 546 Broadway desiring
contention should be given TO those who
withheld those fine large size fifty
which surpass many sold at five dollars. 7"
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A Card.-Spring Clothing.-Now ready, nm
extensive Of entirely new and well cloth
yte and will be sold at the lowest possible prices NIB
All articles guaranteed to be exactly Represented
EDWARD T. HACKETT,
Clothing Emporium, log Fulton sire Of.
Peter Roberts & Co., 375 Broadway, have
Just received large stock Maltese laccs also In black
giypure The spring hosiery has just come to hand
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SpIAnS rurulturc S0leS.-As He NlcOlaY o.
CO. respectfully remind their friends public that
they are ready to undertake and give their
tenton to sales of household furniture the residences
families at their spacious saesrooms 100 Broad
We shall continue to be prompt
charges devoting best energies interest
friends ntrusting their business to
A. H. NICOLAY.
EDWARD SINTZENIcH.
Late chief salesman Of H H. Leeds &
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thirteen witnesses OF UnQuest1OMed In-
egy who testified positively that Walter Hunts needle
and shuttle sewing machine times
and places were udicialy dsregardoddesmed be mis-
taken And this though there testimony prove
they mistaken. Was this not utne the iud
cal will instead Of evidence Other may
slider unmpeached and most respectable testimony incred
Bile In the meantime that we sell the best sewing
chimes certain fact and the single
most perfect Of aIi-without question Of our right
a
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-12
By J. q. 1 eGUIRE, Auction.sr.

By j. C. MeGUIREi Auctionser. l
LfXGELLENT AND NEARLYNEw FURNITURE
~ AND HOUSEKEEPING EFYECTS.-0n TUks-
DAY morning, July 18th, ut 10 O'Clock, ct the 2. b
denee Of William Wall, E.q on y a.reft berwesu
10Th aud lith sfree's. .hgl cell his fsrnisars and
house keeping effeots comrris ng--y = ! sis..I a
Superior rossSoodcase Pisnoforte, Of ne tone and
touch, z.-s. "a 800
Suite Of crimson plpsl covered par.or Furniture
suite OF mslfcgshy hair spring sen. Furniture
MsrSiatep, centre, Size, ard pier Tsbics
Pair Of french p!ate Mir re, Shades .ra as:
9Jtbi: p!u.h-coyetei AMI rr.h-coveIed Reception
Chairs - = :
Number ef hanJ ONE Painting. and Ensrsrings
Bronze Csncelahras, Figures and Or aments
Velvet and Rrusse 8 Carpets, Euzs
Brussels, hall, arj stsiy Carpets. Mating
. lcloth, Crash. Stair lsois ana ives yt 81.
French aud COTTAGE Bedsteais. Bureaus OIL
Hsshstands, Wardrbs, Toilet Sets -. e..
superior earle hair Mattre ses, Feaftsr Beds
Ho'sters and Pi.lo-r, Buck Mattresses
Lounge, Easy Chair, Curtains aud Coyure
cane-seat Cottage n. irs, Tat,.es
Walnut Exteo'ion Table, Refrigerstors
" bite Grsnite DHper Set, Antique Dessert Set
Gold-bsoi Tea AMI Coffee Service ..r.-. T..
Excellent Table Cutlery, Table Linen ...-.....
Silver plated Cast r., Waters
superior Cooking ard other Stoves
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Requi
rites. 80 II. D
The above furniture Is all nearly new and Of ex.
celleu. qualify. si.f ,-. --r,l .. -jt..s.. ~.
Terms: 5 ~ and under casir over that sum credit
Of Two ana four months, for mites Satisfactorily re-
cured, bearing interest," 49,.
p. y. 1he house is sSr rent; inquire Of the Au-.
II naer JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jy w 800 . Aucti3neer.
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Prom New York.

NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE buoyant feeling
noticed in the stock market yesterday, stiii
continues. A stnl further advance of from 81
to $40 per share, has taken place In the far
cies" to day. g..
1t was runored this morning that the steam
ship Asia Was below, with three days later
news from Europe. She proved to b the
steamer Roanoke,
Flour duller. Sales of 1000 barrel. State
brands, 81 25aS1. Southern, s3.5os$9. Snau
sales of wheat at previous quotation. Corn
sales Of 20 600 bushels western mixed, 63 cts |;
white, 50 cts (; yellow, ~ Cts. Oats 90 cts.
Cotton unsettled
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MORE NEW GOODS,

ME ara Low opening q choice lot of Summer
w Goods, consisting in part OF, viz:
large lot of silks Of I'LL kinds some first rate, at
Plain, plaid, aud fgd Bsreges
Do do do Silk Grenadines
Plain striped and figured Bsregs De Lains, at II y
worth Is cts.
Organdy Muslins and orgsndy Robes
goo yards - Lawns, at "a, worth 1919.
1000 do do do at Tx, worth $50
Silk and lace Msntillas
30 pieces fine and medium Swiss Mualips
So do plaid and striped do
60 do white Camb,ics -
IS do plaid 60
so do Nansook Muslins
Hosiery Of all kinds
500 Psrasols, new styles
800 pieces Bonnet Rtbands
Mems and Eoys Wear Of all kinds
A large lot of Donestics Of all kinds
so pieces oCored Matin:s
100 pieces white Mattings
Threeply and Ingram Carpets
All those Wishing to purchase goode cheaper than
can be hsd elsewhere Will do well to Riye ma call
ss we hsve purchased great many goods at auction
at great sacrifice. HALL & BROTHER.
je 2t-en3w
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BOARDING.

DoARD IN THE COUNTgY.-PLEASA SAM
- SUMNER RESORT-FaIni!ies or single per
sons can be accommodated With good board and dry
ADD comfortable chsmbers on moderate terms at
tse ykesvile Hotel This house il situated thirty.
one miles from Baltimare, and twenty three from
road Pare from WashiDg,on 81 90. Communist
ZION with Washington and Baltimore two or three
times day. Fare from Bs,timcre 81 10. .he cars
pass within few steps Of the door. The house com-
maods view Of the rcmrntic village Of sykssv,le
AMI the surrounding country. In De village Their,
10 an Episcopal Church, siillful physician, Q post
office and store. The proprietor respectfully invttss
those who wish to engage pleasant and healthy
quarters for the summer, 70 come out and inspect
the Premises. Otherwise address
J. 1H0NP6ON,
eyks vile Post 0fRce, Carroll county, Nd.
Il 2f-ao0r = ~ =
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LH0R RENT.-Tte subscriber having retired to
IL the country, his now permanent residence Of
fsrs for rent his handsomely fnished, four-story
brick HOUSE, on street, with immediate posses
sion.
And ALEC, the threestory House adjoining, now
occupied by Capt. Jas. B. Mon ,gcmery. Possession
given on the LIST August, untsss earlier possession
can Be arranged with Capt. Montgomery, who hat
kindly consented that persons applying can inspect
the premises. -is s.-,.e- . 80
Also, tor sale cheap, that ecmuodious and dssira.
BILE property, situated on Pa avenue, nearly oppc-
site jackson Hail, and recently occupied board.
ing koass. :.
Also, two frame Houses on B street south, nea.
It'll, IN Square 462 II not Soid before the 3oth in
slant they VIII thsnSe dnpleed Of to the highest
bidder at public sale. ~ " -
White Sons, to f C. ". WHITE.
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'saTHEss'WEEKLY STAR.
An EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WASHING.
~ 80 s a.. TON NEWSPAPERS. = 49,
a. Prlce-Sl.9S Per Annnu. ,aoz5.

The WEEKLY STAR is printed on q
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information CONCERNING
what goes on in Washington, thsn Is I'd
be found in all the other newspapers.
Its Washington news is of the earliest
and most. reliable character, being sci.
dom at fault. It has already given the
DAILY Star wide reputation Is the most
reliable newspaper at the Capitol. In
addition to its Washington News. the
WEEKLY STAR will contain original and
choice selections Of Tales and Poetry, the
latest and most interesting News from
Europe and all parts Of the United States,
by telegraph and otherwise, &c., &C.,
making, it one Of the best family news.
papers published. .sa-'s..
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1T E-NOTf TRUE!

As, reported by the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS to liberty
that they have crushed me out,p and do.
pr;vod me Of my office. Ny Magistrates Office
Notary Public, ami for Soldiers Land and
Pension Claims, and Conveyancing, is kept o,
thsold stand on 18th street, 4th door south G,
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Magistracy
to my adcan'ags and the public aetrin,ent
they have deprived me Of by ssctarian n,alic.
against my religion, of which I did not possess
| enough to make fuss about; but what Their,
was Of It was pure and unmixed with hypoc
risy, and Of different quality to theirs.
yS2w JOHN D. CLARK.
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MAKHSWD.szze4sz~4s-.ssass
" a sa!sS I inaan, y Rsy r e. Esani, GEo
DIED.

|. IN Tuesday evening, the 18th Instant, HESTER
CECILIA, aged usoa,hs and week, only cki,d
OF yvm. 8. and Marina ARn Jones. reI
The friends and a0quaintanees Of the fa.riIy are
respectfully invited 10 attend The tuner this after.
noon, at o'clock, on Prospect street =
Tn the Oh insta.I. Of Chronic Dysenferv pttts
~. WlLLlANs, aged "a years, formerly Of Prince
On the 1 th instant, JOHN WINFIELD, the or,
child OF Plus w. and Henrietta Williams, aged one
.ylFiedericksb'g and Marlboro papers eopy.l
pa the 11th instant, Mr.. HENRY HINES, aged
about 10 years, and for the last 81 years resident
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l EsTfcsI! or ths Daily YRliae star.


BAtrrsoK.. July l3.-Ths brig kspwi,s,
Captain Kelly, arrived at his port tile Dorn-
ing, fs0m Bio Jansiro, with dssss 10 the sth
Of Jaus, beng six days later than pRvioss ~
vices Hercsses conssts Of SOC bsss Of coffee
A Rio circsiar Of the 5sh ult stsses that the
market for codes vas frmsr, With digit up-
asrd tendency in prices. Stock on band, as
WV oeSs1 p. ...a : .'sl : --..- :.
The same circular says that no entire ear
goes o. coffee would be shiPped to Americas
ports before the end Of September or Oct Der.
The quality Of the nav crop does not proniss
we'll The quotations are mills $50 reals 10
mills 900 reals ~ . s..is - sss.se-I
Bcsiness quiet Baltimore dous is quoted
land, III --' '.e.' ~ s-f -
In the port Of Rio, on he sth, u. s frigs,e
savannah and store ship Relief-the latter to
sail for New York on the 9th. The o. 6. sloop
Germanton aud brig BainSddgc were thortiy
expesist to arrive At Rio. oM,ers and crews
all we'll, will the exception OF Lieut. Totten,
Who fs to leave for hons on aooount Of I'll
hcalih. p. saOh $3.50 si..- tr - bcS
g. g. Scott, U. s. Consul at Rio, eame pee
senger tn the Lapwing.
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The Money psnio.

Bosros, July ILL. Wetherbse, Jr., broker,
is reported to have failed to-day. Stocks have
materially declined, and tho money panic u
increasing
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Baltimore Narket.

BaLrIneRs, July i2NTke nour market b
exceedingly dull, and nominally held at yes-
tefday's quotations No sales whsat-salss
Of 1850 bushels. White, 81 90 a 81 81, Red,
81 20 ISL 20 Gonzales Of 5000 bushels Of
white and yellow at Is. Oats, 81.
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Important Rom Havana.

New 0sLEAks, July 9.-Tbe steamer Phil
adelPhia, from Havana, With dates to the sth
instant, brings intelligence that Admiral Du-
buque, Of the Frerch fcet, died there on the
Sd in slant -..---
A Dutch ship had arrived at havana, bring
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-12
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The extreme heat and the abeenee of rain
has seriously affected the growing crops.
Fruits and Vegetables are very scarce.