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Rssignatioa of the Con,nissoncr Of Patents Of
readers particularly those residing in this city have already
been apprzed Of the resignation by Judge Mason Of his
Office of Commissioner of Patents Emineny qualified by
nature and for the discharge of the delicate and
responsible duties Of this arduous Office he has so conducted
himself dis m the expectations Of the public satisfy APP
picans and the respect confidence and regard Of
all who been brought within the sphere Of his official
relations The universally regretted resignation Of Judge
Mason has called forth the following correspondence:
UNITED STATES PATENT OrrIcE,
July 8, 1855.
Sin We the employees of this Office desire you to accept
the sincere regret the approaching ter
minaton of harmonious official relations.
great appreciation of your eminent qualifications for
the able discharge Of the and aborious duties Of
OF Patents induced hope that you
would have long the head Of the Office but since
we are disappointed this permit each and ALL to tender
YOU our heartfelt wishes that you may find retiring to
private life an ample reward for valuable public services
In the enjoyment vigorous health unbonnded happiness
and abundant prosperity st
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BLACKBERRY pIARRsGA ooRDiAL.The following is said
De not only nm excellent and pleasant beverage but
cure for diarrhoa, &c.
1e'pe-fo half bushe OF blackberries well mashed
ado 10 OF aispice on. cinnamon, o.. cloves. Pull
wen, NIX, and boil slowly until properly done.
mel a"a ana 70 each pint Of the juice pound Of loaf
sap no, AGAIN for some time; take it on and while
s, Aad naa gallon best cognac brandy. Dose for
more according 70 age
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Proposals for Clothing, &c.

.
seFN AZ ooAxrSanAsrsas ovvio. u g. MAH.ns Coars,
Washington, June 70, 1855
EALEr, PROPOSALS. viii b. received
day. .olh Of 3uy 1855 at - O'Clock FOR the supply
OF tho downk acles such dine sud IN suc quantities
Mns Clothing store, 81 slker New York. free
70 Inc United States IN f1 sls ssssAs
600 be In ali similar TO that
II used w the U. 4. army
800 Of pant property Vanished,
strapped complete, and the letters " q H." painted on
900 blue cloth fatigue caps tops paisu.
900 caps with brass scales, ssys Ac complete
l,000 pomp0na tsltsr As6ai1 sshass
t,OAO patent leather stocks ssss5 8.s5.s4 4is. H
1850 pairs army brogans !. - - A.,
The sS, to increase d dmsh the qaaniy the a,,cles
named exigencies ssslce may require rsssed
win be submitted 70 rigid Inspection and nas cob
samples - a. The ocs Of w Assistant aa
Marine Co Marine RsrTacks washington
City, U. q. .atst3 ~ .LsLD. !.
awarded this once, heF sufncency must
be ce fled by OFFICIAL persoh. *.
sndoned Proposals. for Cioihne Ac ma addresses
The National InssensM and Evening oc.r ws.hnsson ~ O.
anpshire Tmass Aqgons Massnchssl Joufna %
Comnsrcs city Eagle, Bropkfyh NsM York Penn
sylvanisn Argus Pennsylvania News snd Ru,
NofOk Virginia Globe PcEtAonh. ysinia VIII ve ihe
three week until 18Th July next and Forward
hsr bits by Of advertisement to this once
f0r payment 8esfNASt spstl 4tefs ga
June 24-eodt28July ssti8 lstsetss sattfaf sM
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BY TELEGRA PHI.
Convention of Veterans.

UrIcA, July 6.The New York State convention Of the
veterans OF the war 1872 met here yesterday and was
fully attended Among those present several indvd
nails who bore conspicuous part the military service Of
the country during the waGeneras Van Rensselaer, Yer
plank, and McFarlAnd.
General Van Rensselaer, of Albany, presided, and the
convention unanimously adopted memorial to Congress-
setting forth the claims Of the last with
England and calling the passage of law granting PEN
sions to the surviving soldiers and officers of the army vol
unteers and militia and officers and marines OF the
navy who were engaged the United States service during
that war.
Ship Ashore
NEW YoaK July 8.--The ship Nebraska, from Bremen,
went ashore last night Romer shoal The passengers
were all saved and have been brought to this city by
steam-tug.
Markes
New YoRK July 6Four IL atrAe higher, with sales Of
$3.50 bsrrelsgood Ohio At 90 187z market closed firm,
with an upward tendency. Whesthe market IL unsettlsd
Cornhe market is irm with sales Of &c. bushels At 90
% cents Pork firm with sales Of $50 barrels At Sls 1874
Beef-the market unchanged with limited business q
previous rates Lardthe market hrm $50 barrels cold
At IL cents. Whiskey 10 steady.
BALrrnoHs July e.Flourno saies 70 report tbs morn
ing; hodsrs ask % rs. Wheat--sass Of new white at
81 ls "a as. Corn is dulerwhite, 81 o. u on ys-
low, o6 cents 81.
"
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Ship Ashore.


M Religious Notice. Rev Dr. Teaedais, hiv M
turned u viii preach in tho lSh susei
II O'Clock, and -
}. u The public respectfully invtsd 10 attend. "a s
Juy7
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

lib TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
VIM Chambers has been appointed to be the assistant
senger to the Second Comptroller Of tho Treasury vice VIM
Drane, removed.
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.,sL~NNOOD CEMETERY --Cfics No s00 Pennsylvania
avenue, Of 18th street, over the ssvnsa Daak This
pAn " The celebrated Greenwood OF
ork high aroand distant and
CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
received charter from Con
sppopans their ground forever . bGs poscs making
purchaser, prohibiting Ill encroachnens
otherwise, which n Of vast mporancs to those who
where they have psced them for has
bscnnno a burial ground t~cOmes
purposes sell II. and thr0w the dead
pitt snd legal measures cannot prevent H.
Al titles given 70 the Kr"und
~ ffsm 10 -, paEnphlets, with
bylaws, al other inomatas be
obtained orders for inemsns e with Mr. James tar
vey other undertaken viii b prompt
~ sueDded TO, #4s' -sAH&t JuaeI7-dy
d PHILl4IPs, OF Mobile, Alabama, III practice I'm
sapr~us Oosrt OF thu United States" couf. II claims
and attend with his profession Once
northeast Of 7h street and Louisiana
9-d0nH
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fUN Act ovvleagsnonts nuuaerous
cussos v 4 The smouns q our trade during
VIA hcstcs, snd experience
uxAifss 1sanaon to sdhsfe Nfry y ne pncc
sysen ~ f4 1ed n sxtscHne fnAss md continued
sdAtnoa 10 abe anaoGhf a onf s4lss. ~
0us eusscasp hevs es via Y s.srs thst thsy arc
chAtSsd 31Ddc poes othe VINO buy for he cash
my vii pdSs respectfully fsest on nd comp'
WITH terms " All bls nsss b pse~I ss'sd " cash
or d4fs1.~ ~
W. M fsssfd IA vo III pescns teSesps invaIlas) win
from sequeune IRON to have sent home 10
o61s laspse6sa exchsasr htnvunaey dsness
" - "'- PERKY 4 BkOTHE1s
Central 6sosvs,n Bnildlne
Juns ai--eolon Opposs Centre Marker.
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Bank % w ashtnas
July =, 1885,
nrHE uus,ees declared dividend of
three oar cent of tic poAss the
nonths, payable V Stockholders on asnana
July ia t3f f4f S8 JAS. ADAMS, Chfhcf.
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Z y y. ~ kkbI
Attorney 0srsvai ss ~ CtsnGn's, Washington D. c.,
UILL psy the hshss MAJ ks prices for land warrants
properly assigned and i0wasdsd 10 him through The all
reuiMnoss promptly made rstnn mall IN ssat drafts on
northern southern banks requested and directed by
lie viii I've prompt examination
reasonable
Il successfui II not change viii be mace.
Land warrants selling u 81 " pr acre ca
Cougfes
Of various Department. pf hs general government
July 7-0moswp
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Card.
.aNg4t so FsW t3gU&1 - N44
Geological Surpsys, Chemical Apays and Locosio" Of "o
lie LdMdS. H
II 1915 $50 Mtss.osa II. KING, n. D., tsHat
fa ~ q No afs r srest city ofWsshiBgtcn, D. O.,
WILL make seocal fspos analyses Of min
ers, Id, and rive Instructions fos prosecuting mi
ming and ms.ailnsge operations
NOTICE TO HoLpERs or gouNTY-LAND wARRANTs,
go AND OTHER1. iHA

During the suaner and ensuing anumn DOCTOR ne pro-
occupy travelling through To western States for
purpose making ocaops public lanes Having been for
nearly twenty devoted Of that time
avgaoa q II. geology portion oltAs Union
syius mineral and agricultural
familiar with oil the deraiIs Of the public
sysse nsd and the once In bis explorations and
obtained Of valuable nenahon,
which unpublished and which he proposes In this way
Besides the agricultural character OF
region, which attracting ropalaon and sAhsncng r value
with almost incredible fspdy he would
uf cApRsss In iWes load,
Der ito ea and minerals There are tndea
lions 1y public land, which the programs Of
and ohss syss ofnss. Improvement VII coon ,en
only secured Win csfseny By srson horossny acqssnsd
h with IN geology and practically
With tho subiscs 6fhe public lsnd surveyr .
speris sssasy eg0red for any funds placed
~ ~ h,sds ji 81 nven viii generally
r. ecoNvicn IA his psricrs than attempt
~ - M vork thsmsSives further Information address
show.
~ ssxpnAL RxvDnxnons. ia
Hon. Thoms. y Bsnsoa. :, r ~. ....... ~ ~.
rAivuAd, ~ Louis, No.
,-n cirv D. q. 21' i 7fsl June % .eod6w
=" s'v' = - sss.asla a9s a1FF
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i5ON RENTAL OF 10th and
feast fron pleasant rooms, with without board
snyy In huttes on reasonable
If early application be made.
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GEN ERAL N E WIS.

The SAuT SrE. MARIE oASAL--This new work appears
to be doing large and thriving business just Large
amounts of mining and steamboat machinery with tools
&c. for the mines forwarding daily through the canal
and the prospects for increasing business most
couraging. 8tea a f8Ns st8E $685.
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ITEHARY HOTJCE.--Ths annual exhibition Of the Wash
II ngton will take place q o. uss Saloon Monday
July VIII, at o'clock a. lstae 4 . a .s6.
The public respectfully nvited 70 attend
win be admitted uness ~ their parents
5s $3.50 $1,000 II. ]. DENECkERR =. j..
hi 6-Qt President
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VINO BUTs An AMEEoAN hook PA New York paper
says the this question supplied by the fact that
Of Abbos life Of Napoleon, published only ten days ago
seven thousand copies Tor $4,000 voumes have been sold
As It is fve-dollar book this makes expenditure
the part Of the public of $4,000 ss a asAssse9
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DEcrSEs--Ex- Governor Baker, Of New Hampshire de-
cnes being candidate of the democrats for next
year. s4is s19s0e5 eeeaf
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SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT MoRMoN BAPTnM.--rhe Gin
cnnat Times Of ihe I'd says: ~
About hREpast o'clock yesterday morning party of
Mormons, numbering probably about fifty under tue d
ecton of Elder H. Greenhoy crossed the river by Capt
AIRS ferry for the purpose OF administering baptism
some eight or ten They proceeded up The river
bank to the foot of East row. where the converts composed
Of both males and females prepared for baptism
This preparation was indecent to say the eost Both
and women were required strip to their linen in the
midst OF the crowd and upon the river bank 4ssr
Hfhe elder led an old man, aged about fifty years BY
the name Of Alexander Williams who resided the
corner OF Western and Front street into the water
ana baptized him according the of the faith
After this the old man. who good swimmer struck
on, into the water for the purpose II is said Of taking
swim III supposed that his drawers slipped down
ms feet which destroying his motion caused him to sink
lis SON. also named Alexander aged about 90 years and
VINO was stripped for baptism seeing his father sinking
plunged IN after him. He could swim ALL and get
ting into deep water Immediately sank and drowned
fore his father
Dragging hooks were obtained possible, and
IN about an hours time both bodies recovered Coro
ner Foster Of Campbell county held an inquest over The
ods and the jury returned verdict Of accidental drown
ing The bodies were delivered a son and brother
who were present at the holding Of the inquest"
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GOOD parcR--Mr. John 4. Schley of Jefferson vr-
gna has sold his growing crop Of wheat for dollars
bushel.
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NEW 1OOKs - Tayasr = Manry'.-
IN Speeches Addresses usnry w Hlnrd Price d TO-
Noeh,s Hcc0necu0ns 0f Burnt Journal
BY Frank Aarryst Win Illustrations BY the suho1 Price
q 49, ~ VIZ isf e y.
Letters the Right Hughes Catholic Bshop
York. revised and enlarged; by kirWan Price 10
E T a5a -
Copands Dictionary Of Practical Medicine Part "a Price 80
JuIyI Bookstors, 9th street.
IHAUDLER'S GRAFTON the landing OF the PAL
u grims Maryland Pamphlet 10 cents
III. w. billiards. speeches and Addresses vol, Svo.
Kirw&ns Letters tbs Right Rev John Hughes. .
IAe In acknowledgements and hoshfhi by FRANK Mar
6rauss's Life Of Jesus.
Frank Lesls's Gazette for July.
HaTper's story Book fos July. -..... -
July h FRANCk TAYLOR
"a aeorEetown College,
q" July 9Th, 1855.
rHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of this ns,iuiion will take
place Tuesday, July i0th nj O'Clock, q M
On Monday 9th graduating class will de-
various subjects Of moral philosophy o'clock
IN. s.#iNN III ASIA.
III B. A. MAGUiRE,
July 6-dh President
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from CONSCIENTIOUS scrupies While IT Is transported on
the first day of the week. another class may abstain from
the religious scruples The obligation Of govern
ment is the both of these classes; and the com
mittee discover principle which the claims Of
one should be respected than those Of the other
less should be admitted that the consciences Of the mi
nority are less sacred than those Of the majority.
II Is the opinion Of the committee that the subject
should he regarded simply question of expediency
irrespective of it's religious bearing In this light 1t has
hitherto been considered Congress have legisated
upon the subject It rests it has DONE in the legal
discretion the Postmaster General under the repeated
refusas Congress todiscontinue the Sabbath mails His
knowledge and Judgment in all the of that de-
partmen will be questioned His intense abors and
assduty have resulted In the highest improvement of every
branch Of his department, II is practised only the
great leading maroutc and such others necessary
to maintain their connexions To prevent this would in
the opinion of the committee, be productive Of immense
injury both in its commercial political, and in its moral
bearings. A .s Nead
The various departments of government require fire.
queptly in peace always in the seedest intercourse
with the parts Of the couny and important
object of the mail establishment furnish tho greatest
and most economical facilities for such intercourse The
delay Of tho mails whole day in would require
the employ Of special expresses great expense and
sometimes with great uncertainty. ,@
The commercial manufacturing, and agricultural inter
ests Of our country intimately connected
auire constant and the expeditions correspondence
bcwixt all our searors and between them and the
settlements The delay Of the mails during the Sunday
would give occasion to the employment Of private ex-
presses 10 amount that probably ten riders would
be employed where mail stage running that
day diverng the revenue Of that department into
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Mas. CoMMoDonE DEcAruR.-The venerable widow Of
the gallant Decatur is panied learn dangerously
ILL., But faint hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
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THE DnowxIEG on PERSONS AT A7IAyTlc CITT.-A
correspondent Of The Phladehia Ballen gives The fol-
lowing particulars Of the accident at Atlantic City on
sunday:
Mr.. James Andrews, with bis wife and daughter from
Mauch Chunk ard Mr. William A. Boyd, nephew Of Dir.
Andrews, and wife o Summit Ill., al Of whom we're stay
ing at tie Atlantic City Hotel The beach for the
purpose Of bathing al q fhea with the exception OF
Mrs. Boyd going upon bar Just below the inlet Ven
turing far they found themselves beyond their
DEPTH and struggled retain their footing Their crli-
cal condition observed by Mr Roberts Of Abingdon
and Mr. Brown of Philadelphia both Of BON FASTENED at
70 the rescus. Mr. Boyd, however sank with Mrs
and Miss Andrews
In Short ne the bodies Of the ladies were recovered
and BY the timely and weii-directed aid Of Mrs A. W.
Smith Of Philadelphia Dr. EoEett II Virginia Dr. Mitch
ell Of Philadelphia, DR. Andrews Of Camden and Others
the daughter Of Mr. Andrews revived and taken to the
hotel Efforts made 70 restore animation TO Mrs
Andrews, but they proved nnavaling The body Of Dr.
Boyd found 200 yards below the spot where be
had gone il 70 battle and every remedy tried
store life, but without suecess.
1t may be well mention that July 9Th Mr. Colder
Of Philadelphia drowned the sane place There
undertow at the time and the surf was unusaal-
III ght but ii i considered very dangerous to rerson
unaoqRsfnted with the beach account Of bar extend
ing nearly ibreeourths Of mile out and Rbozt one hun
dred ieef wide eaeh side Of which the water is quite
deep
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TExGsrEs DsSagrzrsr, Aagsst - fsfS.
soce Is hereby aixsa 10 ~ss u a.
y 40 aei u is4ss saesAs and Asf ne la hoseaeeE
Less thai te whole 81 a ~in BE- pa5rnesed -
this 10 The oA Nexesnles neA
far whch pr val be a Ia s11l0A b shs f.rs
rIgfcxstc a iAs csstheaes
And The holders u ne ork q The oder leans q me uued
puchaes
during period tia saIO~ing
lsa2 u 10 per Or sock
af she 81 fs7 and ess u 10 sBd or
las0 commonly called lafeE-
ATTY riCck, FaeIainm Of az per cent
Interest Stipulated sho eeTh
Gates July day Of hee
aaAstan drar reach Party
Certificates under hr rrescAf
should be dui assigned uaea States hJ lie eEi
Grd 10 receive NE purchase sasb~y.
fay@eni m ghese 0eks made BY drafts upon assist
Eosion Yors parties
eatlied % receive me money nlAy Glreet
JAMES GUTHRIE,
serrrt4ry u the TEsasaTy
AUs .-dnyaF2a Intel starl
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by GREEN d. SCOTT, Aucusnrers

r ARGE AND comMODious BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Ia Capel Tuesday,
O'Clock, the Premises the sge and ~eilbait
lately occndnd Granch,
situated avenue Of
near Capitol gate. The
and iae asssge house,
walls and cellar whole building,
lot No Nc 6o6, having
thirty inches running ss feet inches ihnet
alley.
The property certainly
IaraioaE Washington presenting
commanding pump
near he oo
Tern,: 0ne-fou1h years
the deferred payments
day deed and
1Ine perfect GREEN d SCOTT,
Aug It'd Aucuaneers.
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TIE yellow FEvER AT SoHFoLK AgD PoErsMourH.--The
sub;oned despatch contains hs latest intelligence from
Norfolk aud Portsmouth;
NORFOLK, August l3To-day there were eight deaths
IN the city and three IL the hospital from the yellow fever
In Portsmouth twenty deaths were reported
In Norfolk The Howard Association had Organized with
Of $1,000 70. the relief Of the sick. Captain W. B
Ferguson elected president James A. Saunders secre-
tary, and Captain K ". BoEiea treasurer
The board Of health has determined hereafter to publish
only the deaths that occur, and not the new cases.
The Petersburg Express show that yellow fever II not
Contagious states that among the FIRST victims at Ports
mouth young married man, ard that three q biz
young epds volunteered attend on him ia company
with his wife, They with him day and night for
week as also the Eev- Thomas Hume Tie Express
adds:
During the last stages Of the disease and after that
ering precursor q the grim bad made ils APP
pearance 1.-THE black ronL) the patient frequently
seized with spass during which the discharge
would fow spontaneously from fhe mouth, completely
covering those who waited at bis bedside The minister Of
Cod 10 hear the responses qnesoEe propoaaded
compelled 70 place his in cloge proximity tie pa
TENTS mouth his voice having become feeble that be
could not arcnate shove whisper Tie distressed and
heatsrcken we embraced the diseased body cf her hus
land kissed again and again his burning check and
tathed bis swarthy brow with scalding fears
On the 2Tth ut tbs died and rot Of the eve
PERSONS who attended him has taken tie fever or ex
perienced the slightest indisPostoE'
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NAVAL IxrE1L1sEScE-The Uaited States sioop-of-vAr
Falmouth Commander shaw, arrived Al View York on
Monday last The Commercial Says
The Falmouth has been absent from the United Siaes
about nine months during which period she has been
active cruiser visiting the wnduard ard eewsrd islands
Of the West Indies also the coast Of Venezuela Daren
NeW Granada Aspinwa the leswArd coast and Gulf Of
Mexico.
Daring her absence she lost two officers and four
two Of the Of yellow fsFer Gonases Bsyt two At
Pensacoa with cholera and one officer quite recently st
sea-
At Pensacola she remained sufficiently long 70 com
pete some necessary repairs Hnd vctu the ship; from
thence she sailed for Key West; then cruising between
Carenas (Cubal and Cape St Antonio 10 protect in its
Havana
From Havana she proceeded again TO key West where
ord-rs were reclavei FOR Der return 70 the North.
The sip apparently u fine order. She ef; Havana
on Tie "a and key West on tie s.h inst
Sson after the Fanouft let the latter pert Nidship-
nan Cain was attacked with yelow fever and died about
iventyur hours previous % her arrival AZ qusrantDs
snchorager
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esc4o
1858 81 s7s

Trcrea"e.... 6Jsb98 2bs Nuc
Decrease. ls,Sss 5&s6t
The accumulation OF funds from the country oonn-
very large and they employed By the banks mostly
CAL loans basiness paper does not yet increase fast
IS 70 take up the receipts Of TIE banks The fan
opened imports yet continue much behind last year,
be1z nearly lesg. The fal sacon sales however,
have tus far shown much SPIRIT and French and Continental
goods 81 10 LIS per cent last year. Tie
aueaneer paper begins to supply the street. extent
t-t the quantity il not large.
Exchange Is dull, and good bankerE had ~
81.
The producs market rnthsr firm. Gotten Is decidedly
under the news which indicates that snners by
20 means ia u stocksaeS fair Tor New Oreans
fair Flour in good denRndsaies of western canal S.
S. IS good Michigan s. e. S.; Canada oar i CHER
gales II 50 SO BY; southern S. 6z 50 - conDsn
State sold s. October Rye Hour IS 20. Wheat in
denand-saes Of southern red 80; white 81 o5 81
- Rys 81 Oats 5s for old State. Corn active
s55S for mixed western Pork i frm-new mess,
si9 rs; cid mess, SIS So Lard loz III Wool
Is IN fair supply At 81 a a. cents Cor good feeoe.
@The stock market very drn and advancing Most rail-
roads continue the avortes well with the foreign bsyers
a at home The active has not yet however,
You're PRENTICE.
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IRE7TY coon FsR EARHARrArE-sFEzSors FpE.-
The RsssiR1s such bsrharazs hut that tbey can
Fa1w great deal 81 the Amenities Of civilization when
proper subject calls for Il IA speaking 81 Lord Rag
ians dczth, one Of the Russian winters sara
Lord Raglan was, several occasions, distinguished
II TIE late Emperor Ncb0ias - also, BY the reunir
emperor BE VII be personally regretted Ia Russia by
aA Who had Opportunity az Knowing and approciAf-
ng the nOb!eness u lis sentiments and The uTriEbtness
a - character. A. subject be psrfcrrsea bis duty
~ obsytug the command q his sovereign, and, a
sadier, ly Eaanfiy ttfcHaiug tie horror q he Tag
tenisbsa his death Bis own personal dignity and
Inst q his coantry
lie has hllen Ike 50 May others = victim to The
DISASTROUS nonored Re his memory aBd respected
e he grave which VIII he rs sacred Cd De soil ~
Russia as that q EnglandP