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LAGER BIEK.-Since question has been
raised in relation TO the intoxicating proper
ties of this beverage, persons all over the
country have been guaging their stomschs to
see how many pints, quarts, OF gallons they
would respectively hOld.-Among the others,
Mr. Emis tried the experiment at Roches-
ter; n T., last week. He drank three gallons
In twelve hours; but he died the same night.
Two quarts were pumped from his stomach
ID the endesvor to relieve him.
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HALL d HENNIN

WHOLESALE & RETAIL TEA DEALERS.
No. $40 Seventh Street,
UAVE just received, ald are constantly receiv-
= A in-, fresh supplies Of TEA, which we g
offer in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Our X e
prices are low, and assortment unriyalled, e
consisting Of -
IMPERIAL AND GUNPOWDER,
OLD AND YOUNG HGSON,
HISON SKIN AND TWANkAG.
0OLOSG, POWCHONG, SOUCHONG.
MING YONG. ORANGE, FLOWERY PECCO
ENGLISH AND LONDON BREAKFAST, &c
in lib. packs, 4 and 4 chests and boxes.
Teas packed 10 order in air-tight boxes from ,
20 y lbs. capacity. All Teas warranted 10 give
sati sfactiOn. Orders promptly attended TO. Sam
pies may be had upon application.
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OLD POINT HOTEL

'INH above Hotel will be closed for the season
Il on Saturday, the lIth instant, in consecu enoe
Of the prevailing epidemic al Norfolk and Ports
mouth
Acknowledging the very liberal patronage er
tended to the hotel b. most n fashionable and in
teliigent company, he undersigned take pleasure
in assuring them and the travelling D. bile that en-
larged and eSten-iYe Improvements viii be added
for the next coming business season
G. c. WILLARD a. BROS
OLD PoIST COMFORT, Va, Aug 10, l555.
II-iw
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ExCITED.-As a specimen of the feelings en-
tertained towards the commandment at Old
Point, and the authorities OF other places, in
cutting off communication with Portsmouth
the following appears in the Norfolk Argus
Il would suggest that town meeting be at
once called, and that a similar request be
made to the good people Of Portsmouth, to
pass resolutions, and appoint officers to enforce
them, that not one pound of beef or anything
else, be allowed to go to Old Point-no, not a
pin-and as for the dirty little holes of Suffolk
and Weldon, that no citizen of either plac G
should ever be allowed to enter either town
without coat Of tar and feathers"
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OsT, ON MONDAY. August 18th, in going
IL TO Georgetown in the Union Line, a Bundle
containing two manuscript memorandum books
about coins, and an Acworth ready Calculator
with owners name therein, and alSoa small brass
spirit level liberal and satisfactory reward
will be given by leaving them at the Rank OF
Commerce, Georgetown, with Edw Ofiey.-
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TNHE ESCAPED NUN; or, Disclosures OF

History Of the Council Of Trent
Letters TO the People Health and Happiness,
by Catharine f.. Beecher
Harper's Picture Books, Learning TO TAX, by ia
cob Abbott
Harper's Story Books, vol 3
VIII Terrill; or the Adventures OF Young Gen
tleman born in Cellar novel, by ] II
Ingraham. FRANCh TAfL OR.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 III MARROW has taken the store recently
tAs fitted up on the no Ia side OF Pa. av- ~Skp
enue, between 3D. and II SITS. where he
would be pleased ID see his friends andy
the public in general, and where will he 49,
found complete assortment Of Ladies, Misses
Children's, Gentlemen's, Youths and Boys
BOOTS and SHOES Of all STYLES and prices.
As his assortment j. complete he feels confident
that he can furnish good article at fair prices
He respectfully solicIts call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Motto, "Quick sales and small profits"
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YELLOW FEVER AT PORT PRINCE.-Arrivals
Mt New York report the yellow fever 20 be pre-
vsiling With great violence at Port au Prince,
and al Joining ports. Several American ves-
sells had lost portions Of their crew by the dis
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A CARD.-The attention Of the ladies and gen
~ tlemen Of Washington, and the public in
general, is respectfully invited the sale Of hne
Furniture, &c, which will take place On Friday
the 18th instant, al 10 O'Clock, a. m at the corner
OF 9TH and ID streets, opposite the Patriotic Bank
The Furniture is OF good >ality and sale peremp.
tory. For further particulars see advertisement.
GREEN Il SCOTT.
au I'D Aucuoneers.
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Railroad Grants in Missouri and Arkansas

By the act Of Congress of 9th of February,
1853 there was granted to the States of Mis-,
souri and Arkansas, 70 aid in the construction
of railroads from point opposite Cairo, at the
mouth of the Ohio river, via Little Rock and
Fulton, Arkansas, to the Texan line, al d
branch roads from Little Book east to Mem.
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NOR THE HAIR-Bauy's Triconberous.
4 Swedish hair Creator, LYONS kathairon,
Castor OIL Pcmade, and Ok Marrow at
au lo-T LAMMOND'S, 7th St
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DROyERS, REST

PY consent Of the Drovers and Butchers attend
- ing the markets OF this vicinity thec5-..-s-a
salesday for Cattle at DEovers' Rest has Y Sc-a.S
been changed from "Wednesday TO FRI-YSN
DAY. The new arrangement 20 commence on
the oath instant LEWIS d. MEARS
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Ths Electjons

Inc Union, this morning, has positive news
OF the defeat of Cullom *. NJ by Savage
tpem.) tor Congress, in Tennessee and also
claims the election of Freeman (anti-K Min
The Ninth district Of that State, which will
MAKO the delegation stand Know Notkinrs d;
Antics Cor gain of 2 for the Antics.
The same paper sums I'd the result for Con-
gress, IN Kentucky, as follows, viz 81. Hen
~ Z. Burnett, Dem; 2. John p. CampbeIl.
K N; 3. W. l.. Underwood K. N; 4. A.G.
Talbot, Dem, ). joshua H. Jewett Dem
q. j. Nj. Elliott, Dem; T. Humphrey Mar.
snail, n N; s. Alexander K Marshall. K.
N; y. Leader II Cox, X. n; 10. $. F.
SWoPe. b. N" This result, if true, amounts
to gain of for the Know Nothings.
The ISrER-0cEANIc CASAL-Ihe Pbiya.
delphia correspondence ofthe Baltimore Amer
lean has the following concerning the inter-
oceanic canal:
Commodore Stewart, tie Commandant Of
tne Navy Yard Of this station Las in his sur
Sey OF route for an inter oceanic ship canal
between The Atlantic ard the Pacific, which
was Presented 70 him in lG22 by General Boil
1Var. III the hope that the Government of
me L ulted States might b. induced t. take
Part IL the construction Of this great work.
Inc route appears 10 be similar in some re-
specss to that alluded to by the Washington
Star as having been ad0nteI
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I ETTERS TO THE PEOPLE on Health
IL and Happiness, by Catherine L. Beecher In
paper 81 y, cloth Soc.
History Of the Council of Trent, from the French
b. John McClintOck, D., 81
Harper's Picture Book for the Nursery, by Ia
cob Abbott. 3 vols each
New volume Of Harper's Story Book, Al
TAYLOR & MAURH'S
au 10 near 9th street
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HAVING A FARM OF 500 ACRES, DIvI-
l. ded into several fields, with very luXuriant
growth of mixed grasses, and well watered, az tie
convenient distance of miles from Washingto1
enables HE TO pasture any number Of horses. cows.
beeveS or sheep. on the most reasonable terms
For further information apply at \ 0. 40 Twelfth
rect between and II euIS-3,
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EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. Mathews Sunday School,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
On WEDNESDAY, Aug. 29th.

On WEDNESDAY, Aug. 10Th.
TTNHE Teachers Of the School take pleasure in an
L nOuncing TO their friends and rIE~N'
the public generally that they have $50,
chartered the safe and connections steamer Geo
Washington. and will give an Excursion and Pic
Me TO the White House on the above named day.
The teachers pledge themselves no pains or ca
pense shall be spared 10 make this one Of the best
excursions o. the season.
Scots Band has been engaged for the occasion
Dinner and refreshments will be served by WIn
Coke, In superior style.
For the accommodation OF those persons who
do not wish TO spend the whole day down the
river, the boat will make two trips leave George
town at n O'Clock, Washington : n, Navy Yard
.. and Alexandria at \ TO 10. Afternoon, leave,
Wa, hinStoa at ,, Alexandra d tO3. Returning
will leave the White House al q and 10 O'Clock -
III.
Tickets 50 cents-ChiIdren half price; 10 be had
at the following places J. l.. Kidwell, Geo. ge
town; X X. Aylmer, corner Pa. avenue and Eth
street; Jno F Ellis, Pa. avenue; Martin p KIM
Druggist, Pa avenue, near Third ST; William
Kennedy, eth St; and DR. J.. :. Walsh Nav
Yard, any of the Committee, or at the Boat O.
the day Of the excursion.
Omnibuses will leave the Northern Liberties
Market at : O'Clock IN, and y p. m, and vii
be at the Wharf on the return Of the boat
Geo Harvey, Jas |. Anderson,
Ricbd Budget, VIM Dalton,
Jas JirdinstOn, Jas Pilling,
Jos A Keefer, ThoS Williams
Thomas Cassel
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7 OST, ON YESTERDAY MORNING. thu
IL 18th August, somewhere between Miller,
Confectionery. on Pa. ave, and Mrs f.. Thomp-
sons, on Ninth street, hair Bracelet, with gold
clasp. and daguerreotype set therein. The find
er VIII confer great favor 10y leaving il at TIL, Of
lice or at Mrs. F.. ThOmpson's. Ii is valuable g.
the owner on account Of the daguereotype.
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FRENCH DRAWING PENCILS from the
Il several manufactures Of Bausch, Hardmuth,
Walter and Contee, imported direct nom the ma
kers in Paris, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
iv2S
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRIN GAR ID L Ms,

(FORMERLY FAVIER'S GARDEND
On VI Street. bStUeen SsrsrtesHth q Eighteenth.
OPENED every day in the week, and on Sun
~ day. No spurious liquors allowed, but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &c, will BE- FOR sale.
Webers Brass Band will perform every Mon
day and Thursday evening, beginning at about 3
o'clock Admittance free. au l6-3n
SELTER'S VAT T. R.-Just received from
- the Spring 2DO jugs, pints and quarts, Of the
wholesome Water
I have also received Longworth's Native Ca
tawba, in bottles, and Weller's Scuppernong
Wines. in wood.
Also on hand, Heidsieck Champagne and differ
ent kinds Of Claret. b. JOST
Importer of all zind of Wines and Liquors Isl
Pa. avenue. au l6-3t%
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MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BEN.
AsI nett and his Times, by a Journalist.
al IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. yesterday, the 18th August
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books Of the Department.
For the Interior Department. ,... SIS $50 S.
For he Customs. .....,......... 28,9H 81
Way Warrants received and en-
tered .'................... 1927 80
War repay warrants received and
entered. ..................... 1882 30
Drawn On account of the Navy. 256 70
Covered in from Customs ....... S42.lO5 Ii
Covered IN from Lands .......... I29, ITO OS
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Col. Duncan, U. S. A.-The New York III

OUI' DUACGIi U o III Nc NOV OK IItr-
r0r, IF yesterday, in giving the latest news OF
the progressing revolution in Mexico, says:
The revolutionistS were in pursuit of tho
rctreatihg army. Tie force Of the revolutions
lists was 1000, with eleven pieces of artillery,
and they We're under the command of Colonel
Duncan, late Of the United states Army"
The Mirror is slightly in error, evidently,
as there is far better reason to hope that Col
Duncan, late Of the United States Army, is
much nearer hcaver, than Mexico; having died
long since.
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The Yellow Fever.

In Norfolk, for the II hours ending on Tues
day, at P. m. there had been IA deaths in
the city. and in the hospital
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Disasters 80.

BsIG MARTHA HUI. Il fastl Putnam, from Basi'u f9
SsyaInsb before ported SHORE N heaa NoIt1 ta0t
rs 10th Inst Ia al T. gts. ma btged ia abou a.
te a minutes sersAd Her hohss buus. IT, aad oft
good dred ssboie On the 18th pare Of TOO wssN
out and ended the osaeh badly and houi hts
been sold ina ecAtely bas he law "a q bt It could DOT
sold under 20 cays. opt. was waiting Tor orders.
BAEK NJ HfNRY. of Warren. (where from not ra,eJJ
while oeh g9Eed into lvest ih lat BY e.usp Louie
issrs, broke Der rudder on the bar
BkIc JOIN POITsR iof HosoO MoultOn, fn lgngtor
N C.. bcn shich put into this port gh lust eaky, eA
2Sd 70 resume her v0ysse
VIZ LEARN from r. shaw ESQ tssys Quebec psper) ths
sd,c.s from Epglsnd by The Atlantic hat tbs shy
M,Ichestrr hich e Liverpool the 5ct1 o Aug Tor hon
tresl With general cargo ba0 prooesdfd her voJe a. tar
W xhep he leak Pot BACK 10 Cork, and sn
beng ed TO Liverpool where she store Der es ann
Spring. -,
scBR ssA DsITT at Galveston prior lOth inst. from No
bile experienced heavy westher Oh The pNssage damaged s
ard lost . psIt Of the Doad $3.50
FsHNC-scHR ORIAsDER, Ma shall OF Pfit &c Ed~pd klnd
recently Cape Norh with schr SivfnnS
Hooper, Of South 1h1msstoR. The D. mad msn'. ,on"
pieces ain ssibg carried away, Estgmast sprung cod
board side down waters edge she put into Cs'suH
pee 8 b lust. Dsmsge 10 the other o, stated
scHE JoHs T. FAKDY, Gour Fl IN Nev Orleans tr 5sts
tered the Chesapeake bay Friday might AID snchoei anss
New ptirt she mated ust saturday mo niag wh,
whel started for Baltimore. heavy gale on ~ 10
she had ced far befo TIRE an
der deck she che b1rne5 20 'he waters s<e
The captain TO the which os
reaching tie land Her consisted Of 22 bses Of rot On
~ stoves 50 bundles II bd.< ~uich, tosensf wa
the vessel Insurance t. the amount OF t<fO In
J. wss csug,t in gale of the su'h cost OF Sofidt
from viii; abe suffered mnSh that she vas ohsedt
put INTO Key West for rep ' leaving hat port On the oa IA
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Brown, shipIey & Co.'s Circular.

P~ africa LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. L. 1850.
The has been Of 10 CoTros
market at times almost amounting panic The pressure
has mere Immediately fallen Uplsnds aud Mobile which
have given way 90 y b. while occasional fore ID have
been nesry ID 3 70 decline Orleans C'rros Fl IN
the character of its has better nainsned its p'soo
thot de:ine in this descnpou reaches ID = n
thu closing today with hide 'tssdine-. con'
au.ce The Bank Of England having yesterday further
advanced her rate OF discoun.
The for the estimated go bales specu
l.tos skir 4CO and exporters $50 bales Tods, the bust
res. called SEQ bales he following being the official quo
t.ilons:
F.H 0,ssn. Mo s. s TGsadd. p
Ordinary good ordinary. .4ldf Iaeror ..idist
Total stock Of Cotton in this port $4,000 bales
S2 90 haes; time last year al 900 bae,Ameriesn
lsS bales IGpoTt for the week Ei baes-American . 400
bales
NosEY continue. tight 81 y cent being the lowest rae,
to T. foI LOB ger Gates.
We have report dull market n hashe'ter ~ lower
prices for fAkks end GooOs
There ou,inuss be fir dsmsnd f3r new "HEAr and
FLOUR at tue pnoes Of last Teet while old WHEAT 4.
I'd y bs.h desrsr INDIAN corn 10 Doderse demani, and
without chang In The qgoatons Whit Wheat,
Y lQl28 8; he'd IL sdIa = ~ h. Wsser Csna ~
d Phisae pbs and Ba tmore, - 6di6i Oho - as o.
Canada Al al 8; soar 50 AL = b. Wee 'ndsi Corn,
n d45i Yellow a. 81 Mixed 80 90io = quarter
Nctbi.s dot iUsPESTNE. hosIs 10 good demand :,
2 Vt for common, up ~ g. 2 c~- for fne quLly
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American and British Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Oct =, 1855.
The Fursh Iron trade has serious effected BY tbs c
diseoont for tne heyehsess powerful
efc a6e prices with fair degree OF success
Grades merchant Ban which expected u rsslZ %
upon quotations. previous 1ter
ess ceusnd bot herr sufficient
air the prices established Con-
Iron u sustained In BY decrease Of product
Arising from srios u nil worsmen IN Wales Tho Scotch
PIG usrst hss received blow bat one large weekly sbio
is III tup l. tcent % compensas for tbs
increased value Of money the oppression Of miauf,
gkieL At New iofk and boton the anticipated
receipt Scotch Pig together with the Gp-c 4 the market
abroad have made heavy prices hlve fallen s< u
- Sales have teen made 4 Pdchass made AZ tie lat
quotations. In G.go- ~Ou 90 "a msia % toe An7n
importer. The An, rican Pig uG'ket hes suffered No.
rom tie s2pEeheniions Of few ssters $40 fesd
they gSt before the of -vz f'On
Lhers. cf-rs thus sTns h,ye diverted buyers from t1
nsrket.
TrsDssens 70 lRos this cit, for the week hive been
so.Tsbe 10 Numbers j65 of Pa s're ofoi which 80
osT.Whse Iron brnGsht 81 81; various l,ts Of No
broutht g ~ sut $50 0csas No ir iJunasy
ga ior forts & 81, ard foise'4e. 80 % 80 ssies
fo oelIvery Coiu -ois made a. 81 re
II .etys zen ard refined sos for the Carr
Lila III ket a. American Sheet lrdsrsd u al for
th- coulpE sso1: 20 Ru. Ia sold r. NAILS are
active a. 10 T. Sab American RAILS srn SIS cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

vbo vsh 70 zee the course Of industry Bow %
undi.tursed By artificial causes The wu hs an 70
nfusrce upon 81 pursas but The present soa'e
eIeeprora that, sri'ine enemy 20 deal VIII
sGsrsued ia'euupzon except Ia t'r
an sr,,r, vrere sey usrf red IL hA, even eee
he ey u through a4e;t ehanses he p'odacs
sstry Of rcney vhies tti. .sOrds the G.sraGsat s.
Pets Tshufg thu rate sydaaee OF pfFs Ion ,oe
Brifpb supSostn1 ~ Naok CT France we're 70 &
eo1esr With eaeis1 nent toe re 1rr-sce
prot.rt, 20 the suouat Of 10 or % cent woad have ea
nrstsd IL svoded and strong booe Il eipr.sss ina
mere r.iion vii be sh -n IN utue and mat The bnx
OF Fr,pce good time II un1y sppeaS
singular mar al that has been sac opon .ne su', ,a
even rp % the present moment, - spPeAs ey p1-
v,te i.tfers firm Vienna, there sreN dSao,
whether tie Austrian gUvernnent hr succeeded 10 Ayns
secrre bs.s for is fn.ucial sv'tem It's tnriey %
a, premium those 'oregn capitalists Eho w1ad pay up
in the s1b-r fer railway an otcer conee ~
anc true poey delay the cntr.c N ~ Dot YET nave
sgnsd, I'D fest tns shl oneI q ,ls 60
OF FrEe the ter renee with tn Cred aoo r. snd tas
ii the b.nv Of Enisnd mat hey e h'
We, Independent u public inion, and ~ ceah't ices
vhrh ssse the -rcsati DO ~ rge ~ ny nsVe
cu pesc- .rrisly du bd oy tue charge OF OF
. cent nd the Iiistiop OF acconn0d' tioo. 5000
Tooe k- There sf1heT s'vtoee 10 onsos vhea rave
tusbed sag 81 fl Ee and 81 s7l for tue He1t setting
d., the &C. Of Novenbsr
he for ign securities there increased hFna-ss
auo tha . u sppsr.nt ia Turkish bo0ds
Nos railway shares improved and II several ns ances
fol Su be market scive ute inpfoved
f.elipF would lead n.ny 70 expect
HqlCpGs lares 0cot-Tte unds have been con'inn lusy
rur CoLos havitg reiehede 81 So foe ua1s-r, aud 10
Nov,uber TIE fur -ed d-bt tn tisn bonds 0'
account being close SO. 90, wolfe tue IN ey
price, hsye uDa erooe slte.rsn since me nora
ias 70 further chase being sde The >cTi ms risen
to :. and did. French scrip mss advanced 10 pieul
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Richardson. Spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per Africa LIVERPOOL, Friday Oct T. 1854
Observed h1lday and 10 COkS market
he'd on ia. dsy Business h in eonequsnee been much
Intercepted aud the in all bREsDsrUFTs has ruled q1e
Old nHEAr I'd demand :. the ru o. Friday. for
Ling with Ell zlh and ITish whieh for
part poor condition. New not - much ingrre :: er BAT
prices ur.liered CorcerAbe sales OhO and Pc, .de
ekia have teen made a. e. l. and a. 4A6
The INDIAN CoRS In far buyers
purh for les and have succeeded
Obtsnng reduction OF % y quarter Large syzs iIoI The
BlleI sea ere reported az COX and - oath
Al srtet the .ttst oapce good WHEAT
In .ye dsusnd: Old rssiEed advance Fd-y'.
T,nc, Of TO y &c 10 New WA Al ate rstes FLcUs
-Bsr,s We quote 81 70 5 per bbL higher IS hAviag
been PA adj phs Splnh sssO 60 descer
beica held a. ISDIAS CoES mOderse business
done without essnse in n srse eel from Ne Or
lean, sold s9 5; % .ccepted so North
Mre8 an 40s ~arrhouse To-Day quota
WEE ked. ~ 70 II D. White. l.. - ..
FLoUR-P-i srelPei., = 10 g NDlAN CoRS-Hlxed 81
70 5aI.; Yellow. Il 6. " 1its, 49,.
BssF-Vr quiet; saes scarcely amount 70 y .eees tor he
wset.
PosK-A Moderate business at 'uii prices
BAcOs-Ci-ar=d fIom the narttL Extreme pad
fsTteE ilsa
LAzD-> ..ocs. Cuotsiiors quite retail
TALi-w-ln ilcfsGse1 -,ls1d, further alyance ~
nss st. but-lsrs' Ass1ci3icn ysgs - y
Ro-N 1E1ng 20 h high Z fisht from An .re h..
s4vsnset IL 'sles oE WesI o. 90 bo1, 81 os 70
a.
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DIED

GAYEORp-A Sss,raw CitJ Mich, sunaay mornnS Oct
IA Mr. CHARLES r. GAYLORD, IA the 2lst year Of his age
Cleveland pspsTt please copy. ,,,,,, NV, 49,, 90
HAYs-On rhuIsasy, Oct IS, ELIZABETH HAYS aged eS
from No 800 Madison street. =,
sMITH-At Memphis Ten on Sunday. Oct H. Of the yellow
fever Mis- EMILY SMITH wife Of Waits smith Esq,
fdhos Of The Memphis Daily Eagle ana Enquirer
SMITH-At Painted Post, n. T. Ment-y Jet = tn Hon
SLY EfrEH SMt cd member OF the Assembly for the
second 81. fict Of Stephep county.
NILCOY-Very suddenly, in Michigan, rcesdy, Oct. S
Mr. s. SEYMOUR WILCOX Of Bsooki' u, Long Is sod.
The blends family respectfully inyi,sr 70 attend his
funeral without uitheT notice Suhday, Ost ., a.
O'Clock p M from his late residence, No Soherm T lora
street Brookyn His will be taken Green wood
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