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FALL OF A METEOR.

BELFAST, ME., April ll.-Ai nine o'clock thir
morning a large meteor fell South Of this city, shak
ing the buildings in this vicinity and being distinctly
heard in Rockland and neighborinS towns The
sound resembling the explosion OF powder mill II
is not exactly known where it fell.
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TORNADO AT pHlLADELpHtA-oNE Hun

TORNADO AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hun
DRIED AND FIFTY HOUSES UNRODFED.
PHILADELPHIA, April l3.-The gale of last night
amounted here in violence to regular tornado
Crest damage was DONE and not les. than one hun
dred aud fifty houses unroofed in various sec
tons of the city. As far as heard from there ha.
been no los. of life. Two large brick churches and
three factories in Kensnsun unroOtc'l, and the
large boiler house of the Franklin iron works. lJO
feet long, was totally demolished The Trenton Rail
road DEBUT at Kensleton was also partly unroofed.
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RY TILE TORNADO.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 1.-THE storm on Sa-
,ur,lay night damaged the Cleveland and Pitisburs
rail road company considerably: The churches 10
Cleveland were also injured. Fifteen houses were
demolished and Que man killed in Alliance. a large
number Of trees were blown across the rail ROAD track
bc,weeu Salem and Damascus.
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NEW ORLEANS, April l2.-.Sales to-day OF
40 600 bales cotton-of which IS 900 were mddling,
at 9; to lOl. Freight on cotton to Liverpool seven
.iyt.s tls
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH.
PEACE CONFERENCE-RCMO DIFFER
ENGES.

New YORK April l3.-There are rumors Of diff.
fsrence IN the peace conf-rence-Prussia demanding
equal privileges with the other great powers Rus
ss backs her demand. 81. Petersburg letters give
the following a. the heads Of the expected treaty:
First-Russia consents To the naturalization ot the
Black sea. Second-Sevastopol is not again to be.
come war depot. Thrd-Ncolaeff to be reduced
to a commercial port. Fourth-Russia abandons the
protecturate of the princpallties. Fnh-Russia re
nounces certain territories IN Bessarabia, which
leaves the navigation OF the Danube free. Sixth-A
commission to be appointed 10 trace frontiers in
this district. Scventh-Russian soldiers pussiug the
Pruth be regarded rs casns bd by the contracting
powers.
The Paris S-icle and other journals regard the
above quite authentic.
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LATER FROM TEXAS

New ORLEANS, April l2th.-Galveston dates to the
9th April have been received. The Indian depreda'
tinns continue in the Northern part ct Mexico: C"I.
Senacua had surprised camp Of Lipans, killed 40,
and taken 100 prisoners.
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pi1"TOS AND UEATH,S REPORTS,
nCN Ii


4 7 RANDOLPHS BOOKSTORE AND BlNDERY-
"A lslnrr Sights and papal Principles illustrated by
J. jackson Jarvc.-Sl.
Madeira Portugal aud the Andalusias of Span-Sl2 %
Woojhl, or the Ways OF Providence; hy Talvi-s!"'
The Gfca, Red Dragon, tho Master hey OF fopey--
Sl2j.
Christine, or Wonans Triss and Triumphs by Laura
Jane Curtis-Sl.
Edith. the Quakcrs Duus her n Taio Of Puritan Times
81 -.
The Cabin Boy. Story, semi nautical romsncc-Si
Newspaper Literature and "Reminiscences; vJlu'nes-
81 .5O .
Physiology and Calc,;hencs for School. aud Families
by Catherine f. Bcechsr-JD cts.
Flint on the Rcspirtto Orsans-S3
Lchnian's Chemical Ply ,oogy: translated by J. &.
Norris with introductory cssny On Vital tor'e by SAM
uel jackson, N. D.-3225
Republican Landmarks. Tho Views and Op!'hoas OF
American statesmen Foreign Immigration; b. JohA
7. ShndersOn-SlD
The CITY Architect, A series of original designs for
dwciuys stores and public buildings by W. H. Rhnctt
No 80 cents
Patton Hea,hs Virginia Reports aud Index to Graf.
tur--S6.
This ~ q very handsome cheap aud valuable work.
April -
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From the Stanton VindicHtor.

The following letter written by Mr.. Fillmore to
Henry Clay in 1871, expresses in its concluding pas
says sentiment which will find a tardy response
from the mass of the voters in the Union The let
ter was penued, not with view 10 reach the public
eye, but for private perusal, and hence We must con
cIude that it expresses the true opinions OF the wr
ter 'God save the country. far II Is crtdeM The
PEOPLE WILL NOT"' Mr.. Fillmore hero expl.
city declares that the people are NOT CAPABLE
OF SELF.GOVERNMENT, because he was not
elected as Governor of New York, and Henry Clay
was defeated for the Presidency in 1871 Truly this
ID an EXHIBIT to be made by II man who is now seek.
ing the suTrages Of that same people who decai cd
were not capable Of self government.
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PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
4 A. L

AGENTS ASD COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HNOR the sale OF country produce generally and mer
IL chaiIsc-w also give prompt attention to tor
wnrding goods and manufactured tobacco &c Store M
s, BUiugbrUok Street, the Hotel and recently oc
cupird By Mrs-rs WATKINS son Il co. They will ALEC
attend al City Point for the transaction OF any business nj
tha; place and beg leave TO refer to the following card
CARD In retiring from the Commission business, ws
cherruly recommend 10 old friends and pntrons our
friends, Mrss:s GARLAND a. LESTER who will occupy
business men, believing that they will give satisfaction
10 any vino may conhdc their business with them.
jan 3Oth, l-5G. WATKINS son & co.
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BALTIMORE, APRIL l4.-Flour aud Wheat ar =
unchanged Corn ls better sales OF white at ~ o.
cts. yellow &c cts. Provisions are ;irin.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

BEEp.-Sappy iair. market firm. We quote inferior
=; 10 81 30: good 20 prime = 10 SlO Extra Sl TO 81.
HOCiS-Ss 80 y hundred. Very scarce and IN demsnd
SUEEp-Mut,on sell for - 0Oas5 piece extra
Sheep s7aSl0-by weight, 81 10 So per hundred Sro'',
for ordinary and superior Sheep.
LAMBS-Scll ut -, 50 and - 3 head, according 10
qusity.
Wall coming IN season, and Calves cell Tor % to
SO according TO quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15

NEW ORLEANS, April l2.-Garland, the default
inu trpasnrer hns been admitted to bail.
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MISS AGNES ROBERTSON, tNrs. BON

This evening closes highly successful engage
ment-one which proves that there exists in our
city decided love for and appreciation OF the Dra-
ma 1t is delightful to know, that in besowns hear
ty approval on Miss Robertson, is accorded to one
whose private virtues, Us well her fine talents, rem
der her oil ornament to the stage. The arch, lively,
sometimes ,Ohicking heroine OF comedy, is III pri-
vate life the gentle, modest, unassumlng lady-the
irreproachable wife. There is Il bewitchlng artess-
ness in her style Of acting, aud she possesses great
power of indvdualizng the characters she assumes.
Though very young, she has achieved all enviasle
position in her profession, and nightly Increases III
favor with the public. Her graceful mts"onHe
figure, and the delicate style Of her beauty, have
gained her the appropriate Soudriqget of the FAIRY
Star"
On Saturday evening Mr.. Bourcicault appeared IN
his own colnedetts Of used up and was very
warmly received. Though his laurels have been
won US an author land perhaps one OF the youngest
authors of the day, for he was only nineteen when
London Assurance met with it's brilliant SUGGEST his
PRESERVATION OF Sir Charles Codstream could not well
have been surpassed by any protested actor now up
on the stage.
Jefferson delighted the audience by his admirable
touches of humor The house was constantly con-
vulsed with laughter. 1t appears to be the general
opinion that he is the best comic actor who has for
many years visited our city--indeed we are at loss
to name his superior, in particular line.
We trust that the FAIRY Star" and her satellites
will shine upon us again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15
,,,T,1 pam pDAD ACCIDENT.

FATAL RAID ROAD ACCIDENT.
Bos7ox, April ll.-Samuri sumner asea u iw S
two years from East StnckbridSc. Mass le ToIn
~, ,h;s ,laco toiny. the hinder portion OF the train
psssins over one Of his legs. The surgeons anputa-
rcd IN. limb but he soon died.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15
WOMAS'S RIGHTS.

Cruel treatment of wives aud children is much
more common at the North than with us. So great
are the abuses of the authority Of the husband and
father that it has led to social movement throughout
Western Europe and the North part OF whose object Is
70 get rid Of this authority altogeer or at least mate
rsly to lessen aud modyi,. Hitherto these relations
have worked smoothly that there is no word IN any
language TO express them. Aristotle, treating OF the
domestic relations after discussing the subject OF sa-
very complains that there are no terms defining the
other family relations. We were making the same
complaint to very learned and philosophical lawyer,
q short time since. who suggested "wlfedom as
Ill appropriate term To express the condition ot mar
ried women. We do not want at the South any new
term of this Sort because there Is no maltreatment OF
gve. and chldren-worth speaking Of. The social
disease is confined 70 Western Europe and our North.
LIE, them invent it's scientific terminuogy. The class
who oppress wives and children have with US masters
who restrain them from cruelty. Thus the greater
de,potism checks aud ueu;ralses the lesser Slavery
TO all enlightened master is better than the unchecked
dominion Of an ignorant, drunken and cruel husband
or father. To supply the place Of masters, the North
should revive the inqusituria despolsnI Of their old
Puritan clergy, or appoint officers like the Roman
Ccnsors or the Tythingnen OF King Alfred.
II is shameful and dissraceiul to leave wives and
children unprotected as they are at the North. No
wonder tue women are rebeing.
There is pride ofp!acc about Southern man. rich
or poor the, makes him to mutreat woman or
a child. We have monsters among US, but like all
monsters they rare as not to affect the general
peace and good order OF society. He who has played
the mental out Of doors all day. is very apt to play the
tyrant in his family at night.
We may be wrong in our specuations' but II 3d.
how comes it that there are no words IN any ian'
yuage to express the family and domestic relations,
except slavery and that now the need OF such words
is only felt in free society 1t at least an interest
inc subject and one worthy OF investigation.
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rII-ISc IN OE A TUNNEL.

GAZING IN OF 10 NNEL'
ALBANY, April IA portion Of the tunnel near
Rhinebeck, on the Hudson River Rail Road, caved
in yesterday, causing the freight tram 10 oe lhro%n
from the track and becoming complete "rech' -No
liens 1nst
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EXCHANGE.


STERLING BILLsl0i6!03 T. CT. premium.
MISREPRESENTATION EXchancc.-ChecEs on the ch!e
Northern cities selling per cent premium. Large
Northcru City Bank Notes prem
The notes OF the foOwiu. new virginia BANKS are To-
ken on deposte By the Banks here: monticello BnnK h%'
o,ics Vile Central Bank, Stnun,cn, Merchants" hsHs.
vuchbr,: Bank of Commerce, fredericksburg; Bank o!
the old Dominion Alexandria; Bank OF Rockingham ls'
rsonbrc; Bank Winchester, Winchester and Bahk Of
Scotsvilc. 49, ,,,,
Uncurrem, Bank Notes-orrHthor notes notbanSnble-
Note, Of IN. Exchange Bank OF Srldcn Withers Co.
,n mar cen, discount Those oil tae Trans.Alles:sry
Tho following IRE per discount with the BrokeFt
rornout Bank Fnirnont; Bank OF Berkeley, MHr!niEe
and Manufacturers and Farmers BANK oil "heeEns-"ha
all the Wheeling Bank N0t.s
The notes OF the Bank of K"nawhh, Maiden. are
per cent. discount
Soutn C.ro!ina .di. Tennessee" Is
bank OF Mobile hchtucRE
l;.oryin Ohio. ...................J
Alnbam. state Bank 3 Northern inter- or lt
All solvcut small notes, rr" taken by the 1roHeFs II
| fScent. die. -, NJ
Gold! premium Siivrr-aprem tor o'd' Ne" t.
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TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
MERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY Or
RICHMOND, =


RICHMOND. &C., +
authority OF hct Ut the Gencrai ass'"' -,
- Virginia, passed December leth, le1o ehs'te.
act 10 incorporate the Merchants Insurance CoMl";
the City OF Richmond" we, tine undersigned Nav
appointed by the sad will, ON the h!st deS % I'D
next, open books for subscriptions TO the stock OF
Company. the Office Of Mcssrs. Goddin & Appe's'
the OF Bank AMI / th streets. -, ,ui
The act likes the value OF the shares al =" ', more
the capital stock nj not less than htiy THOUSAND NO. tie
than hve hundred thousand dollars. 1t author. ,.s
Company 10 make insurance against all han ,rer
and N ainst any damage loss By hre or by ay ind
liability casually hazard. upon any ana etS
property real personal mixed 10 make !l no coz.
lives TO grant anuue, receive endo" nih
Tevcrsionary payments. 10 ,ssr
Of prom.ory notes bill exchange, aud 20
OF debt TO lend money botionry AMI nix. upon inc
cause themselves be insured against va lives theii
Interests they may have in any properly ., OF snJ
own rirht o. in virtue OF any lOhns VI Hu
policy OF '0h't Ae' u '"''' JOHN PTRCELk'
J. t. APPER-o''
r. T. HEAT H..
iFtvIS GINTEK:
M il. CHRIS FtAS'
;rM 1, PAINE.
April l--ctlMy Al
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FREIGHTS.
FoRr,cy-Li,.l, dong ", 4 ve''c! taken up for
n o,,'nn a., no. I'd u hhd Of Tobacco. One
-.I. ,yan,,I for Grain tor England
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RICIINOND TUHACCO HANNET. APRIII 10,
The market continues very animated with good do.
nland for all grade. Two hnc manufacturing hhds
soId Friday NJ 5l6 and Sl9 SO.
\ ". MARTIN SON { 70.
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The DARIES EMPLOYING ExPEpIrloN.-ln the
communication under this head, which appeared in
the Enquirer OF April llth, there occurred typo.
graphical in the of of the officers. 1t
should be read: John VI. AIaury, l.. ). Navy"
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MASONIC REGALIA. ~
ECEIYkD this day, D. ADAMS Express, line sssori
Ii meht Of Masenic Rrgalia
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FROM WASHINGTON.

sEpTEMpEn 12-Tbc arst comptroller Of tue
Treasury, AR. Whittlesey, having refused to
pass the requisition for extra pay, voted by the
House of Representatives to its officers, clerks
and messengers, his decision has been laid be-
fore the Secretary of the Treasury, who sane
toned Mr.. WhfttcSey's official conduct. The
precise ground of the refusal does not appear,
but Congress in the miscellaneous bill approved
Aug. 18th, 1856, inserted the following clause:
s'And to enable the Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives to pay additional compensation to
its employees and others authorized by the res
oIutions of the House of Representatives. of Au-
gust 10th, 1906. sufficient for that purpose is
hereby appropriated out of any money in the
hereby added to the contingent fund of the
House of Representatives.
The President, it is said, had abandoned his
intention of returning to the Warrenton Va.
Springs
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MEETING

EAsTos, Pa, Sept notwithstanding the
short notice given that Gov. Reeder would ad-
dress his fellow citizens in behalfo Kansas, a
very large meeting convened at the Court House
last night, and in consequence ofthe crowd out
side, the meeting adjourned to the open air.
Col Abraham Miles presided; and Gov. Reeder
held the mixed throngin attention by his elo-
quent and mastery exposition of the conspira-
cy to force slavery upon Kansas, with rernarka-
Bile clearncss and logical force of explanation.
He reyiewd the history of the crime against
Kansas, from its conception in 1890, through all
its deliberately planned stages to the present
time. The conviction that fell upon the minds
of his auditory from his innsterly review Of the
conduct of the pro.slavery party, was deep and
the south were Deliberately plotting to force
slavery upon an unwilling people, at all haz-
yards. WAS clearly evident A committee was
appointed to call upon the citizens for subscriP-
tons in aid of Kansas, and from the feeling
manifested, a liberal contribution may he ex-
fpecteC li+{
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FELIoWsi DIRECTORY

ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY
sSsrEiusfus Lodge No. I'm, els every Thursday
evening At the corner Of Market and Monroe streets.
Joax s. wpIGHT, n. O.; B, N Carr, Secretary.
Uranium Lodge No. 13.-SIsets as above every
Monday evening. IoEx BIYnl, N Git n n. CzGPlfae,
Secretary.
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. s.s.--Alests nbosc ewes
nv "wednesday evening ]. G. HoETNlSS, n. g. John
SaiGde Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 90 ;-Meetsevery Monday
evening Hail. Market and oaiaey streets IL
Baovs. n g.; John TtoJuT1l, Secretary.
Panoln Lodge No. 81. -aieets as above every
Friday evening L. B. AicI3tx \. O.. ". ". blanchard,
se!rsIary.
Abram's Ruenmpuaent No a.--Aiec.s at the
HAM, corner Market Monroe streets, te third
Tuesday evenings of each month"; II. uriNas, G. r; s. W
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM Tell EncnmpmeHt NO. 3i.--aieets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month WE KLIxkLER, o. p; I'm. WstsJaFOer, Scribe.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No. I0I Meets At masonic nan,
corner Market and Monroe streets and third Nom
day evening" OF eacI1onth w. sicrFs, W. ~, Atr
G1ldey, L,GaJhifai Secretary.
yyheeIinz Lodge No. 12S.-sIsets IS above on
the sst and Tnrsday evenings Of eacimonh F. a
BRyyrLlSsRn W. 81; S. ". Pearson Secretary.
wheeling Union ChuPter No. 19.-aieets as
above on the secoacE Monday evening eaehmonth. VIC
scorr, IL p; S. ~. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EpcamPment No. 1.-Meets as
above on tieJoat Monday evening Of each month W j.
BATES, G. g.. a. Loriag, Recorder.
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saddle Harness and Trunk Manufactoy

Saddle Harness and Trunk Manpfactoy
JEREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and oIIAS. MORGAN have
81 1his day entered partnership in Harness
Trunk Manufacturing business under The name Of se
pari 6 Morgan.
part Of lis extensive and iArss
workshops facilities Tor manufacturing which will
furnish description OF articles nj theNcry
lowest rates latest and most liprov style
We have now on hand full assortment Of all articles In
line consisting Saddles Brides, Harness, Trunks,
Collars Whips Carpet Bags Sacels, Saddle Bags, &C.,
all which will wholesale retail tle
lowest rates.
ing promptly attended to; and trust by strict attention
and reasonable prices, merit Of the patron
aye which has been SO literally upon the
PROPRIETOR. SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN.
aug 9-3n no 1S1 Main St. corner Of Union.
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Ma. GrTpRIE, Secretary of the Treasury, we
see has prepared set of "InterrOgatortes, =
which are to be addressed to the Presidents Of
Railroad Companies, with a view to the compila-
zion OF railroad statistics of the United States
The questions embrace all points connected with
the history and operation of each road. Post
up gentlemen.
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II isgenerally our plan not to notice the many
street quarrels and affairs az pace. liable to be
occurring every honr; but the sbanty snvirons
over 'farncnst' US are really becoming a sort
OF nuisance to us poor moftals of Quincy street,
between Market and Main. We have "a small,
abridged Erin, predominantly Of the Donnybro
caste, and wholly minus the gentle features of
the sweet Isle As usual, the officers ycster-
day were forced to pay them visit. and very
annoyingly TO themselves as we arc sure it
must have been, as we'll as TO the citizens, they
were forced to escort brawling and drunken
madam to the Mayors office, and from thence
up TO place where she viii be out of danger
for some time.
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IEADACHE Am DEBILITY.

-
Mr.. Slas Liscomb, of birmingham have found In
Boerhaves Dtters remedy for headache and debility. MY
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit" a.
MIRA Nicholson, of Pittsburgh. also says he he&pa as
reuced much RELIEF fromjts use for headache.
s5l-s,t READ THIS cH
a Hollqhder'S TesfpoHyJacob Rinskes, living In the
Holland settlement of SAYS suffering
time the misery attending utter prostrAtlon OF
mind body Ihave been restored, by using Boerhave
Bitters, to perfect hea!tli.n ~ ~
this remedy being in such high Tepute among
tine ollaIders Wisconsin, Michigan New YorEn fact
every Holland settlement in the United Satesargues In
It's iGvor. .=if
~ STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above on
the Canal sRys: IFLen commenced taking
lIoGrhaves Holland Bers could hardly wal-noT en-
joy exeelen mt llealth.n
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
Tna VAR.

-, lime renia ms FOR making the Itesessary pre-
,aors IN Plorai Hal. The ladies and young gentlemen
- UheeIIug therefor again respectfully invited to
der ald Ia decorating with flowers and ever
.. M. Temple Of Flora, upon the Fair Grounds com
.i on Friday Of tbi, week. and continuing until IT'S
Gni.liei. -,
I,,v nd in dtting up this beautiful Hall
'h''' VIM j. X BoTTsFoRD,l Marshais
5 D. WOODROW, for
tide IS. TODD. Floral Hall
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CAUTION.


by some unprineiped persons, s.
future all the genuine Cordial viii have the
fac-simile pasted the cork Of bottle,
lpRing words blown in the glass:
abr NOISES gInvigorating Cordial
G. Il. ENG, PR0pRIETOR.N Y IS
The oordiai Is put up, high in pint
Sold bydlt DragatSEs ana. Dealers ig -3Esdfeine
{ For sale by LAUGIfIINS u BUsHFfEhD,
Wholesale nFuggis3S,
+ je22tsnii So No. % Monroe 81.
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FROM BOSTON.

September 12.-The German Turner's associ-
alton held their annual festival at Meedhain yes
terday. Speeches were made by Senator Will
son aud Mr. Don,ac, formerly of Texas. Much
enthusiasm was manifested. RESOLUTIONS heart
lily endorsing the Fremont and Dayton platform
were passed unanimously. Large Fremont gath
erinss yesterday at Abingdon and Manchester.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

SErT 12.-Flour buoyant 1000 bbis sold
State $40; Ohio 6,s3a6, 20; Southern ,25a7, go,
sold at ], 5za1, 56 for Western rcd. Corn higher
2s, 900 bush sold, zoe, for mixed yellow "a cts,
Mess pork firm. GOO b6is sold. Beef firm
Lard firm. Whisky advanced, 500 bbls sold at
sc il
Stocks higher Gley. and Pits. 81 10 Cam
ton 90 is. .Ciey. & Tol rs "a. Gley., Col &
Gin. Ioag Erie 62 7-s. Mich. Central g3 Id.
Chic & r, Isl. 81 IS. Mich, Southern 81
\. y. Cent ss1-S. Reading 81 81 Ill. Cent
sevens 90 Sterling Exchange dull.