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BY TELEG II A p H.

Later from nertoo.
New oHLEANs, June 2G.The 0rzaba has arrived, bring
ing dates from Mexico of the 10th.
Santa Anna has returned to the capital.
The papers publish accounts OF the defeat OF
several small parties OF the revolutionists.
Alvarez defeated the government forces near Maxaa
Their loss 500 killed and wounded Also, in conunc
ton with Comanfor Alvarez had taken Sonora, and the
united forces of the two generals investing Morea
Communication between Monterey and San Luis Poosi
prohibited.
All troops which could be spared ordered to New
Leon to attempt the recapture Of Monterey Wol will de-
end Maaoros the last His force consists of only about
COO men,
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
hate " Daeages.ln the Of contract with the gov
ernent recded for lawful cause but without fault the
part Of the contractor the latter has right yndctise
damages, TO any collateral consequential damages Ia
he entitled to damages Ia the Of the
petey performed by him but the Of damages
whether in equity law is the actual value Of the contract
per &c, aud the actual loss OF lie non performance.
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also coneetured malady produced by the
halaon Of noKous gases generated during the night
in proof Of which il il stated that cattle that regularly
housed each evening Its attacks and that when su
fered remain large they frequently seized With the
daeAse The most popular belief however, IN favor Of
vegetable origin. Those who advocate this hypothesis
pose that the poison exists ia shrub plant which
by the cattle but thus far have not been able TO de-
signae any such peculiar growth confined TO these local.
ties Furthermore il has frequently appeared with its great
sruenee where the ground had been for weeks previous
y covered with
Butter and cheese, manufactured FROM the milk drawn
infected cow supposed to be the most
Ated forms Of this poison They distinguishing
appearance odor, taste, from the healthy article
very quantity of either win suffice to develop the
disease la The ordinarily sufficient TO be added
coffee drunk single meal is said to have induced
attack The butter cheese eaten at repast has fire.
quenty known prove effective. The property Is not
any of the elements OF the milk exclusively but
distributed throughout the whole Of them being possessed
by the battermilk well by the whey. Beef In the
quantity very few ounces will produce the disease and
is ally believed in violent and fatal form than
when it produced by milk any of its preparations
The legislatures of several States have offered
wards the discovery of the origin of the milk sickness in
order to lead to its prevention and that offered in
Kentucky, we believe is one thousand dollars.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN--P.J j. STEER, mer-
~ chant tailor No. ss Seventh has from
York elegant and large addition his stock OF
goods ds
aud silk and Maseies both
richest styles this markell all
prepared to make the best low prices.
lemen would do we,o call early they wish very
styles
May i6-3taw2wif
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board o Enginsers.The board of naval engineers APP
pointed to examine candidates for promotion and admission
the engineer service Of the navy have reported the fol-
lowing for promotion
To be . chief engineer, First Assistant j. r. Wmpple to
be first assistant engineers Second Assistants Edwin Filth
ian and g. W. to be second assistants, Third
Assistants T. A. Shock Alexander Henderson, Stephen d.
HILBERT George X. Johnson Jameson c. Hull Edward ID.
Robe, IL. W spooner, w. B. Brooks H. ~ Winsor, and
Il. b. Qun.
The following candidates for admission third assistant
engineers have passed satisfactory examination and will
receive appointments vacancies In the order in
which they named |, Ten Eyck Bies 2, Henry c..
yicon 8, Charles II. Baker 4, Robert McCeay o. John
A. Grer 6, Joseph Bisolly 7, VIM. Roberts s, Jack
son McEwell 0, VIM. II. Cushman 10, Glendy King IL,
Samuel X Rind 49, John S. Albert.
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our ACknoyvie dgDents numerous
customers Of trade during
the With increased energy,
unaierable strictly
feel fully justified expecting farther continued
addition sale
Our customers who have bills with Us thai hsy are
charged Identical who the cash
they will pardon rigid cnmi
with promptly settled by eash
a sho Oates
We viii regard favor all tsxcspt nssds) VIII re-
home 10
invariably damages
stock and creates inevitable confusion in accosnts
BROTHER,
Central Sorss,s West Buidins.
June aI-eolouf Opposite CsnUe Market
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CARD.Our customers hereby notified that respec
IL will be the 23d
handed in Immediately thereafter, order
afforded opportunity Of the
lst Of July, which they
OF pscuaiay obligations for the month
strained to with the
the Of all.
H0OE,
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BANGOR, June 27.The State temperance convention met
here to-day The resolutions that experience demon
strates the necessity of prohibitory law.
The democrats have arrayed themselves in opposition
the Maine law declaring that the Portland riot nstga
ted by unprincipled politicians
Neal Dow absent, account Of his serious illness.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF
-Four and half Tuesday az
ernoon July ai6k ociocs the PREMISES sha sell subd
Visions Nos H. 49, 10, 30 n and ~ original No. H.
No. 9 fronting respectively is and IN Virginia
and -Four running back depths
al alley.
very Island for
building with the grades laid and
beyond doubt desirable ~ sale that
of the city. tE
Title perfect and sale positive
Terms: cash six, twelve, eish-
months bearing and by OF
on The premises
JAS. g. MCGUIRE.
June I'D Auctionccr.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.--Tbe annual
M meeting the stockholders Magnetic Telegraph
be held Office 81 Chestnut Phad
Thursday, the 2h july 1855, clock,
purpose of eIeeng officers company
suing JOS. sAfiER
PMLADKLpHIA, June 81, 1855
uues 4
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Post once Department,

Tue hose Offices emitted 20
psans rescsnded and
from and date viii be rsesvsd r thai purpose
department LANES Campbell
June a4-law3w Postmaster q atgai.
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Bank OF the Metropolis,

Of
profits Of bank half ending s
payable and after tho ss % July s.sa,na
SMITH,
lima Ag--dIJuiylr Cashier.
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,ptity taken for consumption last year was less in
& r,o,tbs ending ii June than during the previous
- months This year the reverse IL The case and since
D.r IN, enhanced demand for consumption has exceeded
AZ iuport over last year in the same period 214
-. M. N other words, the demand for consumption
% d, lat year less than the import in the same period
b. g 900 bales this year equal 70 nevertheless the
y W cam ,he United States Great Britain slightly
49, than last year In the United States eimilar state
y h.r presents ITSELF there being revival ia the demand
Com SINNERS, which has been as follows;
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NEw YoRg, jane 2T.Cotton is unchanged Flour Is
dull with declining tendency good Ohio at s. 50 i2S
southern il heavy at $40 $40 u.s. Wheat is unchanged
limited demand Corn has declined cents mixed 81 cents
81 Pork is unchanged sales Of old a, $40 ala
Beef firm. Lard i higberin barrels lols ii cents
whikey--ohio, ~ IS cents.
BslTIMoRn, June 27Floar is dull and buyers hold
ing back saes OF 400 barrels Of Howard S0 but
hayers at this price the close OF the market
whesampes OF 1000 to rs 900 bushels Of Tennessee
were in market Of very superior quality for which Of
feed 81 o5 for white, and 50 for red bat sxo Mary
land red 81 81 20 white 50 10 81 u.s. Cornsman sales
at 81 OF 81 03; white 81 OF 81 "a.
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HE Ananxsnss celebration o. ss snsis
oaa salute ~ ss asd a.. ss - .a..ss s..a .as ssss
eiy.
.sss a. .s~ .... .. s si rs.esss a..."a % ss csy
E,esaa s.s "a me Declaration y Independence via y
hey respectfully Pres
.sr- heads asp.msss Ne ssi1. gene
II The war q sa s"a q ss.s s ss % ss
:.. a ~ K. Ss s s%s . = &
eosns. Ms..d .aa vsnia seses asa al
x, ~ aeoeI ;. a. display 40
nal soa the frc.dsass house
f'nos. MILLER, N. o.,
Jans ac-atiia Chairman.
and ds.lroa' ,o.. Ia me p,oos.o. g
bodies win report, Dr. M.greder chief "afsha who VIII
assign them appropriate places In ihs sns.
Card.
Geological arpsy caeiooi Anay.s. aaa Location N PAD
lac Lands.
II. KING, M. D.,
NO ai3 street, cay of Washington, d. O.,
MILL geological and Of mir
erals, ac, and prosecuting nil
mag and nc,aiiu,sic operations
NOTICE TO HOLDERS o. BouSTYLAsD WARRANTS,
During present and ensuing Kns pro
himself travelling the states for
nearly iweny years resident
70 I. ssy sna re-
and made TN; %'. With \, nc detail. g me gan
seaehe. he has obtained large .ncaa, Of vslushe inflammation
available Bcsdes
ibis which population snd enhancing value
land of this description Incredible apt he would
particularly call ofi<ad
coal and other metal. and minerals There nacs
public which of
railroad. and osr Of internal VIII
der Of and consequently valuable They
only be secured with thoroughly
n8acsGy geology, practically
with the subject ofiss public land survey
special references ard security eqaFsd os any fns racsd
will such generally
economical
work themselves For further information address
above
RKrERKNcxa.
Hon. Thomas II. Benton.
Hon H. Sturgeon u g. Treasurer president NJ Mo.
railroad, 81 Iouis, Mo-
His exceiency Lieut. Gov er, BeIayiie Illinois.
Professor Jos Henry, Smithsonian instue Washing
ton city d. G. June a6--eoaow
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T.ft ia asnetss Al ~ go bales since the correspond
nr ysfio sts tAH saena In transit being less,
~ rsll siask y aash ~ rhe dehrit in the American
srau ohy lss oea baes sad II the estimate that
0 100 bas, dalsed BY low the southern rv
t acearse thea the actual demand for consumption in
us var dear Od aud great depression in business has
u exceeded sbai IN usual years called good supply. 1t
doab the the growing cheapness Of money and the
promise o. better harvess have greatly aided in developing
demand which has atterly sprung up but trade, yet
Hoes revive and the market for goods has followed up
The rise in the material, in which the manufacturers pro-
ta 10 have faith They have, however, ayaled them
ss Of cheap money evidently get into stock and the
crop will open under the most promising circumstances
bs hryests Of England and France by set
"a question: however, and England is importing food
the south Of France and exporting to the north Of
rance The reports Of the projects the government
sid to be unanimous in favor OF good wheat crop; but
reports sometimes made for political effect. The
that prices rise rapidly in France and in Germany
herethe rye crop said to be deficient There to
~ chance for such combination of circumstances
@ do otherwise than require all that the United States
be able to spare at the highest rates The supply Of
by canal has been very large in New york since the
ng Of navigation and the effect upon prices has been
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An ORIGINAL KSos-xoHISG--We learn from the Louis
vile Times that John Quincy Adams King (Phbus what
namely Is the know-nothing candidate for the State
senate ~ tine Psducah district AS evidence Of his 1T
ness FOR legislative honors the Times at the re-
cent Prentice dinner Mr. King being loudly called for re-
sponded as follows.
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DARsONs Contrasts VOL 4.
Lives Times Chief Justices Of she
Court Of the United States. Fir.l serts,
~ FRANGk TAYLOR.
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BosroS June 27.The recruits taken from the British
brig Buffalo, Holiness Hole have been ordered and
now on their way Boston, in the cutter Jane
Campbell
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Mss Brookes English aud French Boarding
Day school, No. las Pennsyl vnnia avenue.

Miss Brooke. English aud French Boarding and
Day school, NO. las Pennsylvania avenue.
ISIS BROOKE from Ph'adelpbs, having taken
M OF isi street and Psnnsysans
The Buildings will Monday September
TO- 1885, boarding aud school ladies
acquired in the North among
which she vail Mays Hail. ngon, Jersey
Episcopal Fsuuie institute philadelphia,
her advantages IN the Of her
The history, and literature the English
gnase wiz form PROMINENT ea,nre u her system q education
Music and tbs modern languages viii be the
French especially facility
of Partisan
other particulars
Stones OF Miss Brooke, No. AGA Il street.
RKrEKgscrs.
The Right Rev. hlonzo Potter, ID. IL
The Right Rev. G. w. Doane, D. d
Professor A. Dallas Bache Superintendent Coast
Professor Joseph NenEy, Secretary Smithsonian Institute.
Gen. John Nassau Wash inRton, ID. z.
William w. iofcoran, D. q.
Hon. James CampbcI Postmaster General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. a. w. Woodward Judge Of the supreme
van
Hon. Geo. VAIL NJ. c., New Jersey.
friend, Miss Brooke
tgesce, whose qualifications teacher, and
English literature, especially sn'e
ALONZO POTTER.
June 90 81
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at present The mail contractor, Mr. A. W. Harman, Is
now running his stages the Valley road and will
mence the almeat OF bis mail contract the lst Of July
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nLEswOOD CEmETEHY.- omes Ne gsz Psnn.5.sssis
VI avenue, Of ioth Saving Banh Ths
cesbst~d Greenwood
me b'sh ground ds,as oos and so.s
Cnpto5 Cseo stree. issdinx directly
20 received charter Con
sppfopsasng ground forever ~ bss purposes mssns
ihr prohibiting
Otherwise which IL OF those vito
when the burial ground becomes
vslustle for ushe psfpo~rs dead
mis-. uou.iy ~
NOT ti~s are ground
A op~ ff~0 M pamphlets, with
map hyaws, and all essr nfmsos, be
if with Mr. Jsasss " Has
vey 40 other usdertaser M b. prompt
~ strsn ded 20 June Tidy
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NIAoARA, IN. Y.,) June 26.--Lesvenworth, who was
wounded in the duel with Breckenridge has been removed
TO this place, and IL going as well can be expected
There present appearance Of modification with wounds
any present fear Of life limb The ball passed close
the emora artery without woundlng it, and fractured the
bone Of the thigh which fracture has yet been reduced
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" You'd scarce expect one OF my age
To speak In public on the stage,
And II | chance 70 fall below
Friend Leonard, Jones, or Fernando,
Don't view me with a squirting eye,
Nor pass the brandy bottle by.
Strong drink from little bottles ilow,
Small men In drinking brandy grow
And many learned men like me
You'll lind out west the Tennessee
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United states Court OF Claims.

eat sdte, Eoany Land and General Agency at Washng
CITY,
CHARLES X. SHERMAN attorney -at-law, and JAMES o.
WALKER Of Tennessee, late reading clerk in the House OF
prosecuting against government, ecr before
eceot established Ceu Of Claims, Congress,
utiye departments
In all the Court Of Claims, and others involving ie
questions, will be aided by Mr. well
the south and West experienced lawyer
They will and prompt all business
particularly bounyaDd well
renting leasing, selling and purchasing
exmembers Congress
the several States and Territories and correspondents Of
Mr. Charles E. Sherman ma
Third strset, Cadsbys Hotel
April 22-eodudAcp
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rKANClS LAMB, Looking ssiass. Portrait sud Ptc-
L tuve-ame manufacturer 23i Pennsylvania ayenueParor
finish
-tany complete
first New York; thereby the OF boxing
freight, risk of breakage.
The public respectfully invited 10 cali.
l6~-eod3mf
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A VALUABLE FARM In Virginia q 1900 sss<s) for
"a saeHasnx leased s irm q ysass hs Faoqusss White
whose high the
ortrs
valuable fssm hieh sDfroands bs
OF and Capable q teas msde hs hss
me Welded
hom 1883. t~enh Of caiva
with ma
certainly me o hsst M yifsns
Tessf ~ December xSs
thereafter, vita from ~ delivery
inquire Of satserhss ettsfw sd
dressed w1sssioa spsss, visnla. 70 WssnsE,on,
D. e.. THOMAS GREEN.
Apri 1s--aswsep
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fines. Of Abbott Laurence.


Bosros, June 2I.Hcn. Abbott Lawrence is seriously
III that he Is not expected to
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.ga;l,ao of The .Atlautie.

New Yonk June 27.The steamer Atlantic sailed hence
to-day Liverpool with 22d passengers and $4,000 in
specie,
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Ia he lst three months the demand has been greater than
m ne corresponding period last year, going up the rising
~ The result has been dimnution of stocks Of cotton
4 trsa. Britain and the United States, follows:
StOsta e| cotton. Jane A.
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nENERAL AGENCY AT WASHJUATOM.--Tbe sub
scrber, formerly of Richmond, vsgna having established
city,
Department. upon govern
especially
and pensions under the recent acts OF Consress
Having purchased the he David DurnKap,
perhaps, only index which
In tbs FIRST audiors Once in
Richmond He copinus index Nil
The other public ocea in the Capitol q Virginia Thsss and the
accommodations from other
claim h1 he will be
able show where the claimant himself may be entirely
unable
OF "a March, giving Go
Of all battle days. his
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
RKvxRKKcKS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq. Richmond, Virl4uia.
f. Heath, Commissioner Richmond,
Virginia.
stafford H. Parker, Richlond, Virginia.
Hon. John B. YeBdIet0n, Vifg1na.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washineton, d. C..
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, esq, New York;
March 7--dkcpys
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Exchange Bank Of Sataen, WttherS, n Co.
HOLDERS Of the Exchange seIdcn,
~ Withes Co. requested them the late Bank
ing House Of said firm for redemption.
j. A. ENGLISH,
WIN. BAYNE,
June 2i-d&ep6t Trustees Of H., W., O. Co.
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oFwEeo, June 26.-The Canada, the first Of the Grea
railway steamers, arrived this morning from Ham
iton and Toronto She received by salute Of on
hundred guns from Fort Ontario and like namher from tn
cutter.
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FLORAL cuRloslrY-There is be seen at Sayan-
nah Georgia Aloe tree otherwise called a Century
plant twenty-sx feet high, and containing than
thousand buds all of which ready to bloom This
markable tree Is native product OF Wilmington Island
or its history the first fifty years OF its existence
not informed Since 1904 when IL transpanted upon
the island it has been thrvingthe admiration Of all-on
the farm Of Col. Hunter.
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PELIsslER RAGLAY--Some of the London letter
writers predict that 1t will be extremely difficult for Lord
Raglan and General Pelssier to get along harmoniousy
The former cool, cam and cautious and rarely acts
without thinking twice while the latter is bold and I'M
pulsive, brave as lion, but sometimes hot and
hasty One states that in the recent movement
which was SO successful he for moment consulted
Lord Raglan while another states that he ordered the tel
egraph wires be cut with the object Of preventing the
receipt of instructions from Paris.
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hBBOrT's History Of Napoleon Bonaparte.-1he
maps and illustrations vols Price s..
Constance Herbert novel BY Geraldine L.. Jewsbury. Price
81
CHRISTIE Iohssteae novel by Charles Rssds esq
cent
PEG ofngtop novel by Charles Reade go Price rs cents
Brief Remarker the Man;
espseag Social
and Economy Life al
The Wrinkles; Merry Mononanacs
with pna,s cf dc natives BY he "ahsf Of" Wild Westea
Scenes Price 81.
The Russia Society aud
Home lady years
hal eoapiry, illustrations. Pre-. 81 ~.
Of Agricultural Chsmsy Special References
Researches Made in EegsDd by Won Liehg
,usa published, and sale TAYLOR MAURYss
June ~ bookstore, Ninth
NEW work by Aathor OF Tenspess and saa-
IN shine THE English Orphans Home q New
World By Mrs. Mary Holmes
Just published and for ssle NJ
TAYLOR MAuGyis
81 Bookstore, 9th NJ.
NoREDosi Tale, Claiming 10 he ny STR waher
nj 50
coass.nr. Hsrhsu novel b, Miss Jewssury. 81
Controversy between Brooks ana Archbishop ushss
-
Asbcu'. History Of Napoieon. vols. octave g..
June ~ FkANtk TAYLOR
NOkrON's short mi Gold Pens. tse ans.s work
u,saship finish, very
ether suitss hitherto shse
use IT inv m
gold including all the best varieties made
~eil Wholesale retail, Al the
Jane a. FaAsCK TAYLOR.
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EXTRAORDINARY sUIclDE.-The Brussels journals state
that extraordinary suicide has just taken place Mons
Madame b., respectable inhabitant Of that town.
threw herself into the river Trouble after having firmly
tied TO her waist little girl aged five years belonging to
the founding hospital and whom she had most carefully
dressed and crowned with roses
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clerk Of the Department Of the Interior be Commissioner
ad ines Of the General Land Office in the place Of John
Wilson, removed
Pension Q8ce.-Rounty- Laad Claias.-We clip the fol-
lowing from late number Of the New Orleans picayune
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A OCEAN sTEAMERs--The Bostonans are
talking Of establishing line of of their own be-
that port and Liverpool Boston is day nearer
England than New York. and hence the direct passage OF
Boston steamer would be at least twenty-our hours
shorter than that be made under existing arrangements
The English steamers stop Halifax which makes their
voyages day longer than would be those of direct
line between that port and Boston.
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WHEAT AND CORN IN GEoRGIA.--The wheat harvest i
Georgia is over and the yield is said to be abundant
The interior Of the State -four opened at Sc per CIV
or first quality and further decline is expected A
unusually heavy crop of has been planted throughor
The State and the indications, it is sad that the yel
will be larger than for years.
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PREACHERS TIE oLDEs TIAE.-lnsiances cited Of
earnesness in preaching, and of persistent abors in the
Gospel that appear at the present day almost incredible
Hooper, bishop Of two dioceses preached daily Tobias
Matthews bishopof Durham, eighty years DID, preached
daily John Weey Is said to have preached forty thou
sand times in fifty years.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE or YOUNG LADY WHO WAS pIsAr-
MED ~ LoyE-Thc following sad case appears in the
reports Of the New York papers Of last Tuesdays