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Daily American organ., 1856-02-20
TESTIMONY, FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Certificate of DIR. w Smith, of Pine Hill, Rich


aao,,d County, North Carolina. nsa
PINE Hill, March 4, 1854.
DEAR SIR / have been a subject of Dyspepsia, in
its worst FORM for the last five years, Such was my
condition for twelve months that the physicians and
all who saw me said must die While in this CON
dtion, j was carried to the watering places in Yr-
gnia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, but not
benefited by any water TO which was taken. While
on my way home; stopped week at Rutherfordton,
small village in North Carolina to try the effect of
some Chalybeate water in that place About the last
of the week went into drug store to get med
icine for my child and myself. There were several
Of the village physicians the store and one Of them
seemed to take some interest in my case and after
asking me some questions, said he had been dys-
peptic and had been greatly benefited by the use of
"Hoohand's German Btters, prepared by ysu and
he insisted that I would try the Bitters. He also
called the next day at my room, and insisted much
that would try them that | asked him to get me
one bottle He did it, and commenced taking it as
directed and was more benefited byit than all the
water and medicine had ever taken. soa.a ~
After reaching home, one OF my neghbors came to
me for prescription and medicine, The a dyspeptic)
and gave him nearly all the Bitters had left which
effected much good in his case. He has often called
on me for more Of the same kind of medicine, saying
he was more benefited by it than any-other he had
taken but have not been able to get any more for
him or myself since Will you, therefore, please ship
me dozen or soon as possible.
Respectfully, yours, w. SMITH.
DR. C M JACKSON philadelphia
Daily American organ., 1856-02-20

ID. r. Hooker, Roger Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1858, says:
Having experienced very great benefit from the
use Of Hoofand's German Btters, in Chronic Dysen-
terry and Functional Derangement Of the Liver, and
lts concomitant evils l am desirous of obtaining a
quantity of il for the benefit Of my community You
viii, therefore, please send lot, DC" m
Daily American organ., 1856-02-20
DR. BROTHERs' FEMALE PILLS.

Especially Desfgnea for Female Complaints.
The constitution always suffers more or less when
any of the secretons or discharges, established by
vne laws Of nature are arrested or retarded but from
none does more evil arise than from obstruction or
suppression Of the menses This is sure in time to
bring on train of complicated and obstinate dis
eases such as pains in the head, back lons, and abb
seqnent dizziness, cold extremities, but especially
cold feet; loss 9t lppstts, cosyeness. and general
debility; Cough, Palpitation Of the Heart Hectic
FEVER and Consumption. The Te-establishment Of
tho Catamentd evacuation whenever checked or aus
pended y Indispensable 70 health, and the continu-
The design Of these Pills s tba restoration Of the
Daily American organ., 1856-02-20

These Pills are very eficacious in relieving very
severe Coughs, Pains in the Chest and Irritation OF
the Lungs. They are very valuable, SAFE mild but
effective remedy not only for these affections but
also for tickling In the throat structure Of the lungs
bronchitis, and other Pulmanary difficulties. They
cents.
Daily American organ., 1856-02-20

This medicine is truly unsurpassed in fulfilling the
to produce free pefspitaioh hence its great and pre-
eminent value in and violent colds and coughs
fevers, infammations, pleurisy, neuralgia, quinsy
and also in allaying pain, however acute as in bill
painful menstruatop, NC. Price 80 cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27
JoN II.
VARIETY.
Honolulu, Nov, 1S5e

Mischief is found in the tongue the eyes or the
hands, but IN the heart.
The pen, in the hand that knows how to use it, is
the most powerful weapon known
The number of Jews is estimated to be about the
same that it when they left Egypt with Moses
about three millions and half
He who tells lie is not sensible how great task
he undertakes for he must be forced to invent tWen-
ty more to maintain one.-POpe
Respect for woman, says Frenchman, requires us
never to doubt word of what she utters selrespect
requires never to believe word of what she says.
RAILWAY NEws.zThere is an old lady who saws
she always likes to travel by trunk line. because
then she feels confidence about the safety of her lug
gage-Punch.
1t goes great way towards making a man faithg
ful, to let him understand that you think him so :
and he that does but suspect that will deceive him
gives kind of right to cozen him.
landlady in Philadelphia, it is said makes her
pies so light that her dodgers can see to go to bed
without candle, after eating moderate sized piece
THE TWO PICTUREs.-'' have subdued the nations
of the earth there other world for me to con-
quer ?''--flerander the Great.
'I have fought the good fight have finished my
course henceforth there is laid up for me crown of
righteousness-Sf. Paul.
We notice in one Of our exchanges the marriage
OF Mr. John III. Strange, and Miss Elizabeth STRANGE
1t is little strange, but we think the next oant viii
be little stranger.
''Davy Jones' locker must contain an immense
amount of treasure. In 1854 twenty-five millions Of
dollars were sunk in the ocean in 1855 which was
comparatively free of storms, only fifteen millions
making average of twenty millions per annum for
two years.
Brilliant thoughts often slow in their formation
like the diamond. Thomas Moore was frequently
occupied three weeks in writing song Theodore
Hook often took about the same time to perpetrate an
"impromptu," and Sheridan was frequently en-
pioyod all day In getting up joke which was sup
Posed py some to be the inspiration of the moment.
"DoN'T WoRRY.''-This is the first thing an etli-
toe should get by heart If Mr. Slocum threatens to
wltnoraw his patronage because you critsized Pro-
lessor Drawfs lecture on the onion question don #
Worry-b1t tell him to go ahead and do it.
nt a. :! Pailon writes you insulting letter, say
ing tnaS II you don't stop writing about the DIdie
worry but dare him to try it ON. ' 0Ol :
LII Ndr. smith threatens to cave your head in Ia
cause you mentoned that his son Bob was sent to
the Iombs for pelting street lamp with brickbat
DON'T worry, but tell him that you so love law tb9t
you dine on salad made of red tape and seane We
sgain we say. never worry. If you do you are no
mose calculated for an editor than Quaker is for
marine hornpipes. = 'O-
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
FOr the 7. =. AdVertlst
Kaweluss Cave.
IAN OAHUAN TRADITION.

Toll.
Kawu the only daughter Of 0ahuan chiefs she loved
beloved by Palua, young chief of Kauaher father
posed the match, but finally consented that Palua could
Kaweu, he should have her He hid her In a near
neohe Palua sought unsuccessly, believed that she
ad about to kill himself, but Kawelu signaed him with
kappa he found her. married her. took her to Kauai and it
believed that they still among the streams of that island
Kawelu sat on her giddy seat
Like eagle poised in air
She watched the suns enkindled
Hume that cavern bare.
Her red lip quvered she gazed
On the surf-capped seething wave,
And the deadened hum of its sullen dash
Resounded in her cave.
High lowered the giant hills around,
Grim wardens of the isle,
The flowers clung about their brows
With a many-colored smile.
The 90 tuned its charming note
Like fairy oer the Steep
And warbling echoed back again
The music of the deep.
She watched the edge of the distant blue
That shone in the midday glare,
And hope lent form fancy traced
A speck the ocean there:
Her heart beat faster as she gazed--
The warm breaths quicker drew
The bright tear trembled on her cheek
As the dark spot palmer grew.
"He connes," she sighed, the loved one comes,
Sc To seek his hidden bride
Resistless the wave,
HHis heart his faithful guide.
Ye lingering moments, haste ye =
's Ye feed upon my heart
'' Bring bring my dear Palua here
And then wen part.
(" I'n him garlands rich and
"Of the mailis solemn hue
'sAnd piece of my heart shall each one bear,
sI'n impearl each leaf with a glittering tear
{" To charm his love anew.
lie sought, the weary day he sought
Each high secluded spot
His feet grew weary from their toll
He sought but found her not.
Her father casts savage glance
At the youths exhausted frame
lie meets his woe-worn look with scorn,
And taunts him with her
His brain grew mad. and to the shore
lie rushed in Wild despair,
He cried, you've killed Kawelu dear,
"Pll die and meet her there ~
She tore the kappa from her form
As a signal from above;
Had it been her hearts life blood
She'd have shed it for her love.
lie climbed the steep, his quckening feet
Sped Ger each dizzy heights
Her sickenng brain beheld his speed
And shuddered at the sight.
lie clasped her to his painting breast
And kissed her sun-browned brow,
And round Kauais bright waterfalls
The lovers ramble JoN II.
Honolulu, Nov, 1856.
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY.
+. b. MARSHALL Treasurer, Post0ce Buildings,
Stairs. lift
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CoOPERACE! CoOPERAGE!
S. N. EMERSON.
MECHANICS, HOUSE,

Board and Lodging, Morris Russell
Royal Hotel Board So and 81 Per week. 1926
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RESTAURANT FRANCAIs.

KESTACRA FRANCAIS.
NW ESSRS. A. MEDAILLE AND DAVID
1VA BOUCHER respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they have opened Hotel and
in Nuuanu street, nearly opposite Mr. Ever Auction ROOMS
where they hope by prompt attention and careful selection Of
everything of the best that the market produce they will
will receive portion of public Dinners Breakfasts
Luncheons be had all hours, night
onary be supplied in all its varieties Parties be
accommodated at the shortest notice supply
of the most recherche varieties always hand
14f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27

B. PITMAN,
Ship Chandler dealer General Merchandise, Waiakea Bay
HAWAII.
Keeps constantly hand extensive assortment of
description goods required by whale ships and others.
Shipping furnished with fresh beef Vegetables and all kinds Of
Groceries Provisions &c the shortest notice. at the
very lowest market prices.
Best facilities storage 5000 barrels being
the landing and free from matched buildings.
Wanted, Whaers bills the T. s Europe, for which
will be advanced reasonable terms.
This port offers the safest and most comodous anchor
port in the Hawaiian Here give
their liberty without danger OF losing them by de
sertion. No ardent spirits allowed to be sold
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GRIFFITH MORGAN. C. S. HATHAWAY. f.. sToNB-
MORGAN, HATHAWAY s. CO.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants, San Francisco Cal
IT, s. Hathaway Esq Messrs. T. A. r. Nye,
Swift Perry, New Bedford Messrs Grnnen Minturn &
Co., New York, John NJ Forbes ESQ.,, Boston, Mess Per-
& Smith, New London Daniel c. Waterman ESQ.,
olulu. July l, 1S56-6
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. NOVEMBER 27, 1856.
BUSINESS CARDS.

p. FOLGER,
Ship Chandler and General Commission Merchant Queen street
opposite brick block Honolulu, Oahu,
REFERENCES:
Messrs. MOORE & FoLGER, San Francisco.
& p. MACY. Nantucket.
CHAs. G. H. COFFIN,
Il. H.. BARKER & Co.. Boston.
T. New Bedford.
131y
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R. COADY s. CO..

Shipping Commission Merchants, Honolulu Refer
Grinnel, Wlletts Co., New York,
Butler, Keith IIil Boston, Wells Fargo CO., Shaw
Read, Francisco Alsop Valparaiso G. f. Train
& Co. Melbourne, VIM. Pusau Co., Hong Kong, Barring
Brothers Co., London. Exchange for sale the Z. S.
and Europe. Honolulu July l, 1S56-tf.
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+. WORTH,

Dealer in General Merchandise Ho Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits at the shortest notice, reasonable terms
Bills OF exchange wanted July I, 1861
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27
THE HONOLULU IRON WORK

THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED U is prepared to repair or
manufacture all kinds of machinery, mill gearing windt
lass gearing ship forgings and smith work.
Cart boxes, forge backs, anys &c hand and made
order
Iron and and best quality of smiths coal for sale.
Also excellent small sugar copper train
complete, adapted to either horse or water power
d.. Nj. WESTON
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GODFREY RHODES.

Accountant and general Agent offers his Broker
in bringing books making out and collecting accounts
translatng and into the French and Hawaiian Ian
gages etc. Office the of Mr.. Rhodes opposite
Mr. Monsarrat's Auction Room. 4-6m@.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
KKy e. CUTRE ELL s. G.. PETERSON. Propri
w etos Merchant Street. Thankful liberal pat
they have hitherto enjoyed Messrs Cue Peter
would continue to solicit the attention of their friends and
the public in general to their establishment, which
neither pains
place Honolulu continually supplied
with the choicest wines, liquors. and cigars.
Their billiard saloon is unsurpassed by any in the place.
the sole charge Mr. A.
popularity sufficient guarantee success in eater
ing this particular department amusement Of the cid
of Honould. 3.tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
DIE ID.

AINIFY-In Brooklyn, Ed Tuesday Oct 7, alcr sor,
Er. and Mary Airiey in thc 5is year Of hi. ssc:.
CoRNER-on Wednesday Oct 8, of consumption, Nj. Mary
ciRTsin BIcoty9 wcdsc:d;y %, Oct John IN, W
C6MER-On WEDNESDAY Oct. 8, Of consumption Mr.. Mary
DAY-on Thursday morning Oct 5o'clcct after short
but very painful Illness Of competition Of the lungs capt
CHARLES Day sie Of the bark Reiudeer in the SD year Of
HI. funeral will take place from hi. late residence No IS East
Ship MASTER Masonic brethren sud Others Of his late tieuds
respectfully invited to sitepd without iuIhe invitation
The bod, will be- taken 10 Greenwood for inteInent
DANIs-In BrooklyI on Wednesday, Oct after short
Rf sa1 pS' BONN on S Taed y Oct Mary
Delr daufher Of Abram Il and Mary Della ErkenbEsek,
fiSHIR.At Great harrington Mass, on WEDNESDAY nom
ipg Oct Lneteis Denny dsgsete Of AbAh Fisher ESQ.,
Tie relative and friends OF the family are respectfully invited
Ron street, Brooklyn on Friday 10th last, Al o'clock
HARRISON-on Tuc.lsy morning, Oct T. Of marssmus
Charlotte the beloved child Of Henry aud Isbe NJ HARRISON
,, sss4 ,'.I. n. nth b. aud q JAYS ~.
ChGloti Asn, cIIy cde. daughter q tie Rev Jane,
pNo ,at ,Eed G var SaTs nSnih' SIC 10 leys n
Olivia infant daughter Of Henry G. and Susan NJ Ii shes,
IhGoLDsBY-on ThuT.iAy llorlul Oct q Mrs. Catherine
r, in;G.S' =: =, IL ~, ttt SIN esl Of eI .se
.,nsTa iIGn the ,dcucc ofhsr .a, Ell, i.rcd.by 10
Wts fowte't;. ,r',,, o. SATURDAY roTtns next the
IN lie e"'e 81 ler soul 10 oo.ok "a, the Ff4ncis
AaNir!s q uIt .. West sixteenth street
hARk-ln Bfooklyn, narsdAy eytEinE Oct q William
Noyt infant of tie Rev william end Lucs.;s K.rr
Funeral ~ StIdsy morning II oeck lrola No S. SAM.
kENNfDY-on Wednesday Oct 5, William J. Kcnneiy
sgt 4 Yeas, months ana DAYS .fter a,Lolf inss.
LAW RENCE-Ai Boston, Monday, CT 6 Mrs Luev
relt OF the stc Hon Luther Lawrence ssea 81 v,ar.
btR1lN-On sdLy, Oct 3, Ellen Gnh.1n wife #
Nliall h-iiin ana e-ugler the late lArIt Ns,.hv
IN the SIth ycaI Of ler Gge ~ - "0''
H. friends and rcsyes Of the ferpy se resoectJv invited
70 end Ler funeral IRON her late ie.ideors NJ ~ "
e.s; street 81 Friday, Oct. TO- IasclocA vii
out ttlLiss Invitation. "''-
NCCAkT-o- wednesday evening Oct g. Patrick Nec..
ni a,.Si' SSuaiy TppcIsry. Ireland, aged - year.
row hkS-ah htooAyn On Thursday morning Oct. Mn
Jot Siinsh rover aged " ycsys formerly Halifax ~ =
H. friends ana mo- OF her George. p,ctfuy in.
Nh,d 20 attend Tie ui,rLl .is afternoon O'clock iror,
her .ar TesdetG n A"S.ns street flGibush and
tUltou ~
P0RERsAt Towls.-d, M'a 81 idealy. on rssl.v cvcp.
rv. OF :. Mr. Chsles PowcrS, of the Grn of hd.ra. a
Powers al ihs! pAsc
pm LIfs-ou Money. o', G. samuel Philps sscd a
STANt 'E-Ou Wodued.y OF. 9, Soplis d sle! + h
and j.. = SisuF. aged lu months sud dsy.
SCHl 1t I'm Brooklyn, tlutsdAy, Oct. g. John n
Schulz ca Of Augustus I'D Rebeces Shultz, AL ye.r-
montA a., 5 days.
only child Smucl al Ella 4 Nan Wyos Aged 10 months
tnd > days
WILLIAMS sN4tA Brooklyn, on Wednesy. oe. s. Wa.
WIarns late Of CeTTis ID dion, pepbsh County. Synh
"Scs, eyed IS Yeas.
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MARRIED..

ANDFRsON-wILLIs-o "Wednesday, Oct s, at Trinity
ME- Church by ne Rey Dr. Foster Robert A9der.on OF
Of Ills Cty
ANTHONY-CUMMINGs-On "Wednesday, Oct. 9, at Trinity
Chapel by the Rev DIR. BcInsu, rheophilus Anthony u
Jane E. daughter Of Thos. s. Cummings esq all Of city
CARTER-FERGUsON-In this city Tuesday evening
2 p 'e cs hy of MeS Ga Nj. My Asn
guson daughter OF Thos. Ferguson, esq, OF tns city
ELEY-PHILLIPS-On Tueaday, Oct. T. by the Rev T Arm
taee D. D. Mr. Samuel Elcy OF Ills city to Miss Mary K.
Phlps Of Philadelphia.
EVANS = BIRDsALL On Wednesday,, Oct. 8, Levi B.
Evans to Sarah J. Brdsa, all Of this city.
AlEs-LAFLINAt Dalton Mass, on Wednesday evening,
Oct l. the re.idrce OF T. NJ Crane esq, by the Rev.
daughter Of the late Winthrop Latin, esq. OF Lee.
HOOK-ROACH-On Tuesday, Oct. T. by the Rev. Dr. Be-
@ Mr. Su .na sdcpc 90 d.sef Of William Hooi
this city.
HoPKINs-RATHBoYEzz-At Tar2town, on Thqrsdsy, Oct;
Miss Frances NJ RaLbonc.
LlTTON-COLVILLE-OnM Monday evening, Oct. 6, by the
Charles s Luton of Rdseleld Conn., to Miss Sarah Maria
Colville OF this city.
FoIt Wa'hinstoP on wfdns;
Merrill of New Orleans TO Mary H. eldest daughter ofFredk
MOORE = WILDER AT St. Paul. Church. Albany, or
", dnesday Oct by the Rev. T. A.. starkey, }. Owea
Moore Helen dsughe Of the late B v L. WILDER, esq
PARKER-TH Christ Church Brooklyn on Thurs
Day Oct By s The Ry Thomas c'gfSS r R r Of
snd Julis c. eldest daughter OF John Taylor esq, OF
board the United States receiving
ship Ohio Boston Tuesday Oct by the Rev Phinea'
Stowe, Mr. VIM. Plunmcr aud Miss Martha T. Everett both
REroRD HOW'LL this city on Monday Oct g. at chli.t
Church by the R9y f. 5 Wiley John j. ReioTd esq" 10
Y6 n'is the Church On the Hsht.
bush VIM A. Young, esq: Of milwaukee, and Caroline,
g.
Of the Ascension by the Rev. DR. Price James Wkic, IT,
to Mary orc daughter of William HassdO esq all OF this
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yS.rLets PSz,oytsd 81 Tcle1rdDh.


ALBANY. Ocr. ell a.WnE.r-s1ls. 500 bush Wheat
a. 81 f., hito Canadian 81 y for red Western; 400 bush
Rvs bush arrive Sac BARLEY better sales
l. 90 buse rowed at 3 2O four rc~ed, VI D. OATS
At UfStc. - Jush State measure
CArLtsroS, Oct. 9CorToS Tue sales f,r the week sid
up 100 ls advance Of Glc. last weeks prices
quot. h1Ing fair at IL are RICE: ses for the n
goo advance Of ic. prime selling 4 C.
NIW.Ost Fans Oct 3OuT Cor narket s9cr to-day
without any quosbe change In prices the sales footed
SOC .aIes STERLING EXCHANGE 10 quoted al T. cent PR
nium
CswEeo oei g. 7Pa-WHEAri' quiet sales q $50 b1.h
Ceurdan Spring At 81 b. CoRS is n Sic sales VI 10 Co
lush. LAKE fHPoRrs-l5S6 bush Wheat l001 bush. Corr
CslL ExPoRrsij 900 bbs Flour, p 40 busc Wheat 5
bush Com, 7t0 bush Rye EXPORTS 10 Montresl-s7 bb
Fhr ExPosTs Cincnnati-l050o bush. Barley. There
70 vessels sHost bound for this port wiki nea.
0o0 go bush. of GElN mostly Wheat.
BUFFALO Oct 81 p m-FLors in shipping demand; sales
81 200 bb. 80 u for good n fancy Ohio Indiana and
SiCa-~n and 50 45Q 80 f0g DO. WHEAT o.,s A.
Yesterday prc sales Of Is 60 bush 10 FOX cago
SDrus and = IA for Milwaukee Cnb CORy ban ged
Of moe buIh 40. foE Damaged, sound
WHISKY, sc. CANAL fsEfCHrs-To New York lie. for
Corr, and NC. Wheat Receipts In the twenty hour.
Up 20 to-day y sZ bb. Flour 1884 BUSH Wheat
81 so bush Oats. Canal Exports 0O bush Wheat n oa
bush. CON- sLd D,S05 bush. Oats.
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Ne Mariners.

Tie Beacon Abbo II g. below Slen, formerly pointed
block ha been painted red which color II will hereafter remain
SAVANNAH BAR-The savannah Republican report. prope"
made excsysng The Knoll" at the month u the ssyan
nah River follows We learn from the report Of Len Le
Assistant Engineer that the brst through the kEol 81 he
mouth Of Savannah River Las been completed and s7j5 eue
ysrds Of deposit removed The channel open 100 tss
Of vessels drawing Z feet a. high tide whereas oeio
the removal vessel drawing 6 feet could rot BE- sdas
The work has recently been nded for stated w
report Tie ercdge boat have been Iished sesor in
contract, the 9th Of JuIe last but compe,sd hh
the 18th II August when she taken down and placed ~
the work Since that the weather has been most G1isso
allie G operations and she has, in sequence been abe
Ike bot through the Knoll W feet WIDE IA ieet oe
dredging at this exposed part Of the river june JOY -
August when the winds are, Tor the most part, sDltssg
east 20 west by way Of north making too rough or he
beat 10 tow the led mid scow, and for the dteds
work without sury herself We learn that the To.s
suspended the 55h ut aud will BE- resumed ear 10 H
Jsne next When completed the cut will be so ieet ~ -
stording ample passage for all the commerce ~ s
The Engineer Is Of opinion thai it be readily hr'ne" ~
the next season.
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PhiIadeIphia Mnrkrs. Der. Q.

The National Agricultural Fair aud the Butcer parade have
divided the attention OF business to-day that the
markets have been quiet. BARK continues at -.
CoTroS buoyant CLOVES SEED steady 7d7 % FLOUR
c snged buy very quiet under the Niagars advces There l.
vy little inquiry for export snd only 800 barrels were disposed
oft ~ ~ per barrel for standard brands including 20 b6'
better brand Sc ct and 100 81 Limited sales
making Tor nome within the range Of these cures
for common brand and md fancy lots at higher qnotaon
s lot OF RYE FLOUR sod t75 and 80 barrels Penn
ivans CoRs MEAL az = 81 per barrel GssH-There - not
Wheat Offering. but the supply IL ty equal 70 Ie
d, nasnd Sale prime red At 81 ~
~ per bust s00 bushels Pennsyy .nia and 'Hsnis
white At 5s0 g. shosf Rye continues In BAR demand ~
- and ~ for old Com meets Du inh'u
inquiry supplies however, come in very OF
bs aud Southern yellow al 20 cent? sn"Ht
"a! cent. and ~ cents from tue csrs' are IA sa
request iush-l y 600 bushels Barley '1d 81 'u 3D.
GEocrEgs and Provisions little doing ale Ut
Hans AZ salt, vas mad. private term, and 60 oA<- Isssy'
Coffee lie. time WHISKY IseI uui WIN ''e- ~
L. : Lc- Id hld. %.