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Ry GREEN a sCoI-r. A.cuonesr..

EXTENSIVE SALE or MAHOGANY, WALNUT. AND
r. nuconeon Friday, i7sh instant,
OF 7gh stre-
Bank 10 oeoek large fexceen,
furniture,
Mahogany sofa bedsfeads,
rocking, pErlor revolving, and
fine wararcbcs, centre, card Gninr tsies
Eaarble-fap errtre, SIDE, sofs and other
Do mshIe-tsp sideboaf6t dressing md other
m
bookcases
barracks, cribs ard cradles
french and wslnut cottage bedsteaas
hreiy-paat~s chBmber
Cane Office. fancy rocking, md other chairs
and mahogany and wa,nui trare looking glasses
Feather beds hsir ard sapcK mattresses
Chfua ga@s. and creckaty
cOpyinr presses.
aany ARTICLES deem unnecessary
Of and under SOS. cash S15, credit
bearnr satisfactorily endorsed
The Of furniture nnd perfect order and
win be sold 20 the highest bidder.
GREEN Il scoTT.
Aur rs Aneiouerrs-
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slserLaR CHARGER AGAINST PAEEZT.--The Cincinnati
CommerciAl says ha5sns eorpus Eued ont BY party
recover The possession Of his daughters aged respect
lively serenecn and ffeen years from the custody Of their
uncle was heaTd BY Judge storer, Of Cincinnati The
chdIen refused to 20 in their father alleging that he
compelled them TO steal for living and whipped them
whsa they did not 90 X The father denied the charge in
toto bat The girls when confronted with him. persisted in
their statements yudge Storer has laid The over r
further Inquiry until the I4ih instant leaving The girls
with their uncle and directing hht the father should have
the liberty o. visiting them An application had been
previously made 10 Jndge BurEoyne behalf q the
daughters for the appointment Of guardian Judge D.
sent for the father Who after hearing their statements in
the presence q The court denied them and PM few inter
rogatoes TO the daughters = there not family worship
every evening my house r ATes replied she saariy
fhere Is and plenty q cursipg and swearing aer IL
Judge Buryoyne saia that he woala appoint guardian Il
the charges could be sustained and deferred dsposng q
The application made q linn until the 18th instant
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The PAwxaRozzEs o. NEw YoRK.-From long article
which appears in the New York Tribune ia regard to the
pawnbrokers Of that city make the following extract
There are nj the present time orty-stres licensed pawn
brokers ansacng business in this city and from the inor-
nation hare obtained il would appear that there but
out OF that number who do seek extend their
business by dishonest practices Thesi has been found that
they Practise system o ezoron regards interest on
tie mooney leaned that IN the place Of p per al
lowed by Law, The amount Of interest from so
g 20 pet cent Us addition this they eel without a6
vsriisinp and in private manner and when the articles
chance to &c Of valuable kind they bpzght in
merely nominal sum- and sold again advance which
frequently exceeds 200 Per cent nnum@rsble complaints
q tbs Kind have been made Mayor Wood and fled by
hs direction With the district attorney but up 10 this time
nolhing has been done ia tire premises.
The majority Of those engaged ia this lucrative and
not particularly reputable business German or Iish
Jews ia fact there is but American pavnbroker in the
city. The advances made upon The various articles viii
rarely average thar p Per cent Of the original
indeed one-hak that amount will he found 10 he
ne mark IN most irstsncls Each ticket issued viii
average hvs articles and the hundred daily given
II one establishment VIII generally outlay Of
Eaont tEo hundred doars thus averaging collar per
ticket And WHEN il i remembered that this estimate
hcudes The vast amount of watches rings and valuable
nkess daily Eacri5Ced The numerous sxgenoies
& The poor and riendess il will readily be understood
nov vast are The gains q year in single establish
nsltr
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National Medical College,
E-aaifugfon, %. c.

Essafugfon D. G.
rE ,hir,y fourth will
Monday ocioer, less and end the LAT Of March,
1855.
Thomas Mtr D. Anatomy ard Physiology.
VIVA r. Johnston NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics md Diseases o.
Women and Chu1ren-
Riley, Of Masens Medicn Therapeutics,
Hygiene.
sno Fred May H. d. Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler Pathology aud Practice Of Med
iciE and Of Clinical Medicine
H. OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward VI. Scott n. o. Prosecior and Demonstration.
Thomas fiiirr, N. D., Dean -
Europe, rhe deks from winch
and wards clinical sErueuon
under the roof
The expense 500
by the d.nons;rsior ft
xnfcairfinc fee payable oniy
Graduating
medical surgical clinic without crarfc
afternoon and evening" hereby
enssny darhs the mennz hours 70 az
THOMAS MILLER, rs. D.
Dean Of se rscEisy.
BMcdcs, suaenas desiring resident szdeaf
College, make application ny si
~ d. 81 the Washington lraTnafy,
VT sive any iscrmsrion that mny be dcsared-
" the adran aees "a
Toae making exy apicsi'n VIII
six chosen before the La ID ociobf
IrLs Z, Lass.
July 10 eodilstSovdksw
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fogefHrss and ffHssW beDcFer il proven
that contractors their carriers agents have n Or put
aside the NAIL any portion it, Tor the
81 passengers, they forfeit exceeding quarters paw
When contractor fails take FROM or deIrer at post
oes the mail any part q II be suffers it 10 become
wet injured lest destroyed II lie convey il il place or
In manner that exposes Il to depreciation loss irur II
he refuse after demand, to convey mad ~ airy coach rail-
road steamboat which be regularly runs or l. con
ce1ed il running, The route beyond the specified plumber
o. trips sn3 II the faal does arrive the set and
be Up express transmit commercial ibtel-
genee il advance Of The a be win be fined unless the de-
Enqnency satisfactorily explained and penalty viii be
exacted egual to quarters pay.
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1t Is hers to he remarked that tic cefn crop m 1850 was
exported ii the scal yer 1851 which ends Jane 20 and
o the other years Now, is observable Of the crop Of
l8d 129 90 haae per census, is 9ss 40 exported
leaving 30 so 81 Bushels fr seed and eonsanp5 which
would give he then population 81 bushels per head and
that that excessive NAV be inferred by the following
price Of estimates Crop 81 1885, 27o0o 600 bushels
portedeaviD 900 900 for seed and consumption bat the
price rose and ~ the crop OF 1854 very @ has been
exported ne rate remained through the year
II follows that there not enough raised for consumption
The prices England remain very high and tiV Un.ea
States spare much they did in 1855, only be
at prices SO high diminish consumption here
In This aspect Of the crops business oorf
dent air. and prices Of goods higher with firm demand
They are higher abroad and the large
ports nast back 10 saeh shape VIII give large
revenue to the government TIE exchange market il
fat and the export II specie diminishing compared
With last year. while tie receipts larger. The exports Of
specie this port for two weeks ending August IS 1884,
were 900 and the receipts sl,7so,sl3 Thls year the
exports are in the period 81 800 Co., and the receipts
sA 95, showing operation The banks feel very
confident view 81 the Of the foreign trade the
returns this week as follows:
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castoH- IFonss Llcisioa--G sneraI Penal Boad-Mer-
chats receiving frequent imporiaau msy obgiate he
neunFenienee which would Be flt 10 girag e pss bend
prescribed ts fourth seeoa of The act 81 The 2sb Of na
1850, for each mp0rtaiion, give il e tcreof running
FOR period not exceeding sia months
u each case il i The dGty II the collectors 10 that the
security provided 81 the bobd Is snhsten regard
The Peouoiagy ability q the obgors Great ID required
g Be taken b. TIE collectors and other oesrs 81 hs
in He proceedings the iuporlatons insure be-
yona doubt the sueneT Of the bend, should tie United
states be COMPELLED toresort 70 IL
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ATIUAtNa Z
Halsqs cHs.-0n kateag oorpss 81 sa3oiendaaa ssase
~ state tie reslou 81 party he'd u r8uns-
uader legal process a United States cuar he state
Judge cannot lawfully 20 behn tie 81 TIE writ slow
ing sueh process q rs court Of the Uaissd States
Esaa "a n fsgtitss frota eafies.Tbe Freshest hss
power e9ntrol the deris.ot Of tie e4HinBg eouu
uner The question he ertraatsu n 40 algs5 fugi
tire from Justice eaaed BY Foreign goVefhment in virtue
Of treaty with tie United States.
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Nferhefa.

NEW YoRK, August I5.-Cottnn is unchanged Flour has
advanced shIin. to straight State brands
50 III good Ohio 50 rs southern il unchanged. Wheat is
SITTER but qqotably higher. Corn is tribe higher
mixed Is 50 cent? Provisions irm with slight ad
vance pork
BAITiruRE, Aug. laFlourthe sales this morning
limited Howard street S. G. S. IS. City Mills has ad
yanced l2 cents sales at s. G21s Wheat firm, with
advance Of cents white 81 % 81 81 red at 81 50
81 80. Corn has advanced triae white at 20 81 cents
yellow q "a cents.
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on pESSsYL-
vaoia avenue Hoscl, putaie nucsonCn
Monday morning. september 3D. 10 O'Clock precisely shs eel
Ne ajt, froenx 81 feet inches
PsnnJirxni sewr-n M and ls streets wes srd rus
nis. 1seei uIsy
hasa.ome tsres story .aa s,ie srch house, with
bsrk buifl BRICK ceschhosse, stskie &C
hnHi ct materials and haDdsoEcy
marble msuseis principal
tag The building cnnians
vcs vide halls abovesnd
below ku'as good with large p
rnarinr the fuH depth.
ynrd IL failing besides excel
pump wutsr vim nine feet bnek wal
nra handsomely ornanspted win shruse~vT
This avossby k.ovs and hms BEN occvpedn r -.
hvsfcisss ard
fre being whan few steps Of the Ssoona Ibes
departments property
CRY ndnysed foS which has seen
sse NJ the the whole of hc band
walnut furniture seddfss ehandrr
and bar fixtures v,n BE- sod
particulars Of which win be furnished previous -
Terms onetirs cszh Or residue 70 ope
years, with secured By a@ee az uu" on The
premises.
s5hs he examined a. sHy h.s gsy'sss 10 the
sale. JAZZ y MCGUIRE
Juiv A-endAss Ancsonesr.
lgE MOTHS OF JAMES GORDON BESSETT AND
III his Times ~ Journalist
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IJLof=rFS of Crfho.r. Csry, spd wet~srr-cons-
u ed from pHs dncuaepThi- tcrs, ~ ~ nsay
huun1, ~ o 4 81
fssrt Furrsscr ~ 81 have strgsc
thlif sd1feas " rsaf free - psener-
One hundred ees wa be seni b free 81 charge for
rers1anre q SIS
JOHN TRETI.RR.
are l2-d&rrame Seventh street, Washingfun y, C.
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TEIIow FrrrR AZ Nrw oRaKkSs--Thers were two hun
dred and nustyons deaths from yelou fsvsr in New Or
leans during the week ending August n.
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nrrrIxe o. nrc10Sz--The grand jury q AIAcuarle
county Virginia during he session q The court for this
month bare made presentmsris against several persons
ior betting Ga tae Late gubernatorial election.
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c. Wendell - $40
4 EassiHa gentiesn4n 70
Hendricks u or citizens Eia, dogbt gladly swell this
IT Hth er and II bas been Suggested that
the kunke troape give performances the benefit
Of The sick and Suffering a these sssa cities The
ton has oy 70 b made fes azgred to nsure prompt
ard generous eompIianee.
The National Inegsncsr publishes the following extract
q letter fo Auerean, dated ST. PeersbHrgh July
Is.
Z" This morning hare BEEN see ! rerew BY the En-
Of bout ~ e03 II Fsfoas In tbs Champ
Mars. The Euprcr knd all ths imperial faulty pres
Oar bsys would have been amused % little American
hey, dressed up the cid coatsnenia uniform review
iie = the Of Mr.. Shaer, ead of about six years.
Tie Empress sent fer hi 10 be taken mp into Der avion
WHERE h much nrtteed aud ezresed 81 them all and
The Emperor caDng from his horse speak him.
The Ar. shaner and shner zDded 10 ia the above
i, believe, wen known many Of ctz-ns from biz
this belief the correspondent &c the Infei-
The present. sanitary eondiiun Of Washington cannot be
too gratefully appreciated BY ezens The number 81
intermen in this city for the month 81 July 1es. OF the
deaths, 81 Of white males G5 Of females ooored
males -; feRales ls reported, TO- The mortal
ity nsaa this az the year, CHI
dens7 u them dying with cholera inanum and the
tire nuber % deaths those Of se years and under los
There were % deaths duriag July BIZ dysentery.
fair article Of peaches II selling in market at o
figure fffy bushe On Tuesday excellent eante-
lopes were sold for three cents apiece
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LOCAL VS..

In Response 70 The brief appeal made yesterdays Eni0n
u behalf Of he afflicted and suerng poor Nsraak sBa
Portsmouth, the following donations were received At tIs
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aElsate Tor e1
This Ebout the quantity exported in 1854 from crop
estimated to have been very large, and which exhausted
the old stocks that followed br short harvest prices hare
since rsled under 81 per buhe ard the chances
that the eroP should l25 600 GEO. IS per
more than the eensas thzt surplus viii flow or freely
to maintain the price.
In Professor Tucker, Of Virginia in his work the
csnsus placed the value OF The crop Of wheat at Soc 600 e0
being average Of so for The Uuon IN the present
year the averages doabs that price, and atSl 50perbG
the vaRs 81 the available crop Is at the quantity esna
ted Sl6 $50 600, $780, 900 900 more money The raj
eli agricultural produce placed by Professor Tucker
similar data sGs ST. 597 potatoes being reckaned
Is 20 per bushel This year they have cold 81 So
realized 81 farmers. The aggregate value Of
The new cropsi placed ooe giving valae
$500 900 COO worth diEposable hisyear ard couzu
ting much capital available il every branch q industry
acting directly upon wages BY diminishing the Of its
maintenance II the article Of wheat il sutained IN price by
the export demand It win probably be sold 10 greater
By producers, who viii Of other ARTICLES Of
FOOD The chance Is therefore, Of valuable export Of that
Artice The estimated crops, with the actual exports and
prices, commencing with the returns fol
lows:
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~ sns Of decree o. The crrai So Montgomery county
ID u equity II Charles n aaeers
Thomas sab ~ie, subscriber viii
f1r1aI lhs a.y u ssHss ataAe heaE Of u oe,
pr.ssai caarles n Anarr-oa
hsle ana ~ta e aes q the hroess ana washington
larngls IN Asslhy asabls nssznboosa Ths
ARA eftsia. 800 q innd f-.f p:ors,s.es 4 whsa 2
poslan fA srshlr, aeapssd
sas I eaa ssps -. plssa sshaa
% eha1res seoss a- Ac fhe socy 81 me neshsorAooa
consist Of eomfsaahe frame dasEsng,
The above property via be e'vicsd into Two iasms purchasers
day nile %
asssg n = ss,s p,s., ss n.sssd VITA OAK and
Also m Of e acres q cleared land lying about 400 yards eAst
aid asoas die issa. q John srswsr l. A. Da~soa Jos
w spae esqs There are Two nae sprss N .s 'cs whsh far
"a building aer Will be sold parcels suit
Of sale prescribed by The decree, oowss One
heaan thereof rsisas equal
win interest thereon o NE DAY q sale ,nls a he Ped
purchaser purchasers with aretes 10 be approved by zoe
fo eouri Of eqay and me pay
n Ia m s . - ans y" a nv @
y laws viii convey the purchaser purchasers Of aia
sod Tee clear discharged parties
earss and q any person or persons claiming ~ o 81 under
wishing 10 purehase vii be shown the aove property ty
THOMAS O. SMITH, Trustee
II
tug 3-oAcprsh
Iyhn-LAsI1sG nHihrfNt.--We have al suoeesoed
Il getting facoy manufacture for extraordinary
shirrg srceiencn iS
yard
We now have sinee brands We take
produce of fbe kinds below named;
housewife sllons foS ladies' chill
drrn's
shs;frg, &: i2r cents yard.
sirasrs' q double weishi and cutnsss YET
ceedrey piasie all the qualities thai denote
our aaes s,smped of their
Tue best judges goods cordially call and examine
a fan .rrgay OF each E5nd constanny hand
fng ccions riat brar The stamp o. DC
A l,-ye Supply Of ture linen goods Of all grades.
NJ goods In thick and thin fabrics; fnh stock ct all
pieces medium white hanncs bargains
new and very Cheap plain black sks, Of weight and
gies
a. rieers swfs nd Naiusesk nssiins.
Of all other aruccA tencing 70 make up taol-
0nrify assorted stock.
IN sun AVER goods al the aDsrkrd- down rrices-1
One proyert,laly low price only.
New goods received daiiy.
As iHpor'an We
cah ard yunfH-i MIRO
close prssenIAilan iba re iha -
yeesea 5fors reraaecirs easshr bill Va
attention 10 Ab pornf tn a6rases
purchasing stores where more ian
cadIely nvifsd 10 call and avail themselves
81 s saysptae resulting 10 me buyer price
eases PERRY BROTHER,
Central sioresv building, opposite Centre Market
Aug II--lotdf
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90 YosE, - u. is.

AEw YoEK, August IA 1855.
TIE aneunt q eaP VeTrg ID she open markets is
FINALLY o. the Increase, notwithstanding tie vert large los
L. capital which occaoed By the bad harvets 81 last
year IN asu years the quantity ~ surplus produce which
seeks market i very large ard forms The soatiBs capital
exeanseabie Fzlrs gtFeR il for the commodities
which The 5,0eec0s people employed agriepafe reqairs
Lat FeEr, Usirg g sA erps tbs surplus small and
not anly there values Offering ia e1rznge The
high prices which al thuse engaged il agriculture we're
Oh ed par for food were equal 70 reduction in wages
and great abstracton of capital from other em1l0ymen
"A the erpP year Just commenced supposed that the
crops N b very large consequently that an Immense
Beating capital j y b poured into al TIE channels 81 dus
try raising wages and EtiEuiang undertakings P0tAoes
instance have fallen from 81 10 Is cents per buss
ard other Items q Rood rapidly decsing- The
extent < this capital supplied lrcm agrestar resources
seldom cstiaated, and Indeed oaly be appropriated
The census gives the quantities 81 The wheat crop for 1910
md ss0. These with the quantities exported an ths s
mort wine - tlanaa rears Nera ~ fllnrrs.
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CEyERAL AGEsCY Ar WAsnInGTOs.-T1s ~

rESERAL AGESCN AT WAsi1nGIO1.--Ihs ,uh-
u sc,er Virginia, b7vng eststisieG
cy street., few docs in Front q The Treas
tenders his srrvces 10 Hp'n ING gsn
especially revolutionary sytocs ard or iara boanicr
and PENSIONS fCrDgFess
Of
perhaps index which ever mace 70 ie i
The FIRST aacors ONCE IN
Pcuond He has also very cupous The IN al
me c,sr puac Offices Cspio Virginia. These, and the
nile min Entrusted 10 nm he just he vi be
atlr 10 show IL himSeh be efity
una be % 10
For a- under 3D. March, 1855 giving ice acres
cays, bis
st.r,as ,v;f =. very mosfras FELIX HIGHLANDS.
Hon Henry A. Wise. Acco0ar, Virgins.
bangs Iyans ESQ.,, f.,ebsnopd, virginia
James ncslh Commissioner Of Pensions, Rch1oae
Stafford H. Parker. Eichmond, Virginia.
Hon =. Fendieton, Virginia
Hon. Samuel CElIaa. Washington, D. c.
william J. W ard, esa, Baltimore
Lewis Tmberiake, ESQ.,, New York.
Marrh 7-ckcpiys
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4 yEw 0EtEASs Aug. 13.-Samuel j. Peters, esteemed
merchant Of this city died Saturday disease
] heart.
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CHIcaeo Aug. I4.Late adFices from the Upper Mis-
souri, report Of the steamer Kate Swnney three
dred miles sbore Council Bluffs She struck snag and
sunk eighteen feet Of water She was on her downward
trip and laden with fur and peltre onng the
ican Fur Conpasy. The boat and cargo proved total
fors
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BY LEG TX A II n.

Arr5rai II TIE Segmshp Lebanon at Mem fork-Tro Day.
Later from Europe
NEw YoRK Arg ls.--The Cunard steamer Lebanon,
with two days later European dates, has arrived.
dstps uished Pclander named Count zamoyrki had
rived in London by invitation Of the government his visit
supposed have reference to the Affairs Of Poland
under discussion in ministerial circles.
Nothing whatever has occurred alter the aspect OF a
fairs The German relations continue unsatisfactory.
Crimezn dates o. the 2Tth give nothing
The Hermann arrived 1t southampton on the 30th.
Consols unchanged.
THE MARKrrs-
Richardson Spesre Co. quote as follows: The later
sdrices from the United States had favorable effect upon
the cotton market The market steady and prices
changed Sales Monday 5000 bales to spectators D.
coo bales.
Bsadstu are generally unchanged and the weather has
been favorable to the crops Wheat and -four dull
Corn is steady and prices variable without specific
change: white corn, yellow, $50 80 hillings mixed,
37Jz 3s.
Provisions are generally unchanged. Lard has Advanced
shilling. Sugar Is steady. coffse il dull
1tHlos Fsrer on Board n q United States Ship
New YoRr, Aug. I5.-Three deaths from the vel
low feve taken place the United States ship Fa
mouth now at the guarantee station.
The Frigafe Herriaac.
Bosr5y Aug l5.-The stesn-figate Msrrimac vas foat
ed ous Of the dry-doek yesterday.
Departure 81 The Aria
Bosros Arg. ls.--Tbe Asia sailed noon to-day with
III passengers and $3.50, 600 in specie.
Loss Of The Steamer Kqfe .sseinaey.
CHcseo Aug I4.-Late adrices from the Upper Mis-
souri, report Of the Kate Swinney three
dred miles above Council Bluffs She struck snag and
sunk eighteen feet Of water She her downward
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n EMOaHs JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND
snris FRAScK TAYLOR.
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Departure IF he 6sia-
BosTos, ABc l5.--Tbe Asia sailed at noon to-day with
I75 passengers and $3.50, 600 in specie.
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TIE FIrigafe Nerrimac.
Departere "a tAe -.

Bosr5S Aug. l5The sieaIafIigate Msrrimac vas float
ed cat Of the dry dock yesterday
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1tFop Fever on Board ef United States 81 p.
New YoRr, Aug I5.-Three more deaths from the vel
low fever taken place the United States ship Fa
mouth now at the quarantine station.
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Iis quantity actually exported IN that wear sl2 G2l
bushe u Of 81 = per bsshe under the
iua prices 81 Great Britain aud this export vas % e.
cesre carry oar 50 So "a View YORK. ard the price
ruled higher than usual the following rear from tie ex
haustion q stocks. The population 100000 greater
lan ii ls4T which would the shove rate give Is 0 69o
bashes greater consumption HeHcs crop Of l25 900
bushels this year would result q follows: