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REMOVAL.
10 Bernard e Go.
Lave removed their Store from the old stand to
i i UxBos RlOcK, between 9th and 7th streets. on
1a6ns whore they oder for sale - cheap - the
eAeapast, assasrAl ans0rtmsntof
SAoe, o0AAlo and 1aaFness Leather,
GnanAlisd And Patent leather, Enamslisd Cloth,
1runks. Csrpst-Bsgs, Fly Nets, Whips and whip
LAAAes-
Also, goAefal assostnsnt OF
OADDARRH MARDwARE,
6aAdly HAsdvass, veil solicited in ths Eastern mar
kst, an1 for sals at 6t. Loais prioss.
They have o. hand and Are constantly nA1u-
sstnrAg ok the hsst nsterisis 6AAAiss, Brides ssd
Hasnsss of every description.
The aAeys articles will ~ sold ~ Wholesale or re-
tail as aniform price,.
TAess wanting anything in our line viii do we'll
10 sAll and examine our stock bsfore buying - ~
iafsnd - give all, the worth Of their money.
The highsst price will Be paid in cash for Aldes
J. o. BkRNARD co.
Ksok~k. -. 6ept. 'k&.--dkw
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TaIE nuS. l,OOT,

4 ". wishto make room for our new stock, 10 ar
"A rive on the first boat. in dispose Of the re-
mander Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at and
below cost.
We will be glad to see all who wish bargains N
Boots and Shoes. T. j ELLIOTT A co
vnch9Sd
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
n will pay good price, and make payments "a
suit the parties.
sspt5d VIM. II. AUSTIN.
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LvNCU - NWOOTTONs
;4sss AT1o0N1f3 AT lAW, V
D8AL 0gTAT0 ao6 Isvssasag Akso6, esen. .
n Bsssad ssd Johnsos streets, KsSksk, IS~S-
nAstte hAEe9sia1 ~ sseatU 0pp0ls1v ~ sale,
kptll Dlaase sptef Y = e~s sseia1es. - hsss de-
1q6 - ppesAA<s viii Desass all - sEanins ess
sisss LAND O1WnCe.
BRRxDD3 0OpUnION,
x1f0ANU48 ~ CeensslJ uf Eat, snl aeonts
Cor The pssshass ~ pefs q -hsai kssass. csl-
Delay aal noserst tsslh6a stssnasa " peonysiy,
-. sssAaasa, I'D : 1as1s ssaS1 n Ay ips
ND fasns always for sa1e.
0Aes 10 tie ksAssssn bsiiatas % 8sssn1stssss
nyod
sous :! 1sGssa. cnIs. y. IcVaIs.
HO0uxea = LoWal8,
A TTOKN1Yo ~ Law, oQse over - Banking
~ Hoass Of Risktin > Les1s, KSskdt. Iowa.
.oss :. sAs1l.. SAasss ;. n.x1..
1ANK1N 4 AGlLE9,
A n1s = ~. nesss5nx. hsss..-ass 49,. .vs' s.s
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CARKAAGE MANUEACTOR Y ,

On Johnson Street, between LIST and I'd.
DY O'BRiAN 4 co. Having per- A-V
ID manentiy established ourelve:
in keokuk, with an ample supply ~ WV
the very best material for the man
ufacture of Carriages, Buggics, Gigs and Hacks,
VIC are prepared TO make all articles in our line,
in the very bests style and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May 25, ts5S--diy
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City Drug Store.
IA N Es RES NOL y -.

City Drug Store.
JAM MEN NE = n y l. y , ;.
| Wholesale and Retail Druggsst,
| BURROWS Block, south eide Main street. %
ID keokuk. Having purchased the stock Of
| j. j. q. Stewart and added il to my previ-
Gus stock, and having ordered sdditicnsl sup
plies from the East am enabled to offer 20 me city
and country trade Of the most complete stocks
be found in the city. Purchasing glass, vasnish-
es, and other leading articles from the nsnafactur-
| srs, sell upon the most favorable terms to
wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention givento compoaSding physi-
clan y prcsori iptions mchssd
A COMPLETE assortment of varnishes, from The
n Cincinnati and st. Loais manufacturers, st
mchisd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
.l00 BOXES glassware and Minao~ ulass !.
IN DoZ. fioyd's American Penetrating Lini-
lUO mcnt, in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
zoo dos ErcalspiAn Liniment, and great variety
a Patent Medicines at
April ., 1855. REYNOLDS Drus ssare.
I AkD OIL, .pirit Gaa, Linsesd Oil, Copal, Japan,
IL Demar aud Coach Vsrnish, hand and for sale
Al REYNOLDS' Drug Store.
=. MEImNTAEET.
JINI0N Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng ID
~ lish and French Chemicals, Drugs sad(
Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dye ssahs, brushes
p,rfumcry, Fancy Articles, Ac., Ac
All lheratent Medicines Of ths day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will BE- Accurately
aud neatly prepared, and in no case viii any bus
pure ana genuine materials De used
dec lsd
A GOOD assortment Of supporter and tru.sss, for
n sale by b. HElMhIkEEI.
ianlGd Union Block.
|SooN's German Salve. or vegetable pain sxtsaosos.
~ For sale by D. HElAsIkkAi.
janI6d Union Hlosk.
NOTICE To BUILDEHs.
A LARGE and we'll selected stock OF Paints, Oiis
n Glass, varnish, BE-, Ac., on hand and for sails
by Mooax 4 HoorKR, Druggists, Main b.. below
Third, consisting in part Of
White Lead, pure No. l..
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zine dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry aAd In OIL pot sP
in |, Z, 4, 8 and 10 b cana.
Copal Varnish,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
6lass OF best brands and various sises,
All Of which they wiliss cheaper thaa any other
house In the city, for cash.
Give N \ call. AOORG HOO&k1.
September 3, lstb.-d
"A OORE H0JPEk'S Glyceun Ointment, ae-
l lighiful article for chapped hands, lips, Ac. 81
MOORE HOOPER'S, ON Main,
| noviT near Third street.
| (NENUINE hears Oil, White Stick Ponads, Just
~ received and for sale cheap BY
| raxlT AtnkF HO0pHR
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nF all kinds kept constantly on hand and fo'
~ sxlc--Oats, Corn, Chop feed, Bran, Shorts
6hipstuG, &e., at the City Mills Store.
sept5-d w. IL. AUSTIN 4 co.
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WA IL. AUSTIN " u. ALhkhs
wM. n. AUSTIN q CO.,
WHOLESALE 1ROCERs, PRODUCE DEALERS, 4
Coansts ~ ON Merchants,
No. l06 Main street. st,..............kEOkUk, Iowa,
sept5sd
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Notice. Z, e..

NsU0sNI ~ So 4stk.tAss .. -
II. }. LMBAERT, ssY't, Altoona, r
nov IS l055.~--I
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WatOLEaAa.E BOOTS AND SHOES.
M I Fall and Winter stock of liooTs. SHoEs and
ivI Bro6Ahs il now full aud complete, to which
fresh arrivals will continue TO be added 40 the sea
son advances. The attention of the trade Is mos /
respectfully invited, ms attn quite confident can
make II tot the interest Of dealers to purchase of me,
at my new store, No. 81 Main Street, n few doors
west OF NJ Seston 4 Son's
w. r. THOMPSON
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Nihlos GARDEs.Mr. Burton is TO perform two OF his
gre lest characters TO nigoiM TooiIe 10 the never
firing Iama OF The Toodles and John Tao ras, in the
hrghter provoking farce called sThat Blessed Baby"
Those who expect seats must be al the door early.
EowERY irEATRE Manager Brougham's new loca,
sketh have made the greatest hit of anything Of
the Kind bro GRht cut at his popular theatre fe
New York" is, If lossble already great favorite
with the audience his renowned "po Gu hon tasn
Bt I'll a:e announced fo~ night
THG CAmIBEiIs The patrons OF the 'Colored Opera
will doubtless regret that tbs very popular band
OF Minstrels will be abls 10 appear al the Chinese
Buldir "a ter this week Thos far they have drawn
excellent houses, and their entertainments have given
the highest satisfaction.
THE JUVENILES The Wood and Marsh troupe com.
menced an engagement a. Montreal last Monday, and,
according to the Herald created quite much sensation
by their wonderful artistic ability they did OF Buffalo
ErHopANIsM Those old and immense favorites with
the fun and music loving community, Geo. Chrsty aud
Woods Mnstrels, and Buckley SereEaders are to com
mence the season in their elegant halls next Mondayhe
FORMER at A. and the latter at 5s5 Broad way Both
parties have been eminenty successful during their alb
tence from the city, and will return their posts in ne
spirits and fully prepared to give zast TO the many
comicales with which their respective budgets abound
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Our Porto Rico Correspondence.

GUYANA, Porto Rico, July 30, 1856.
Fearful Raragss Of the Cholera-Decimation of
the Coiored Population Labor
Nearly at a Stand Stui-Summary Character of
the Epidemic-IHe old Medical Theories Re-
cersed By Ne,o Phases Of the Disease.
Since my last advices the cholera has committed
fearful ravages in this place, confined however, as
Jet to the blacks and lower classes of the popula
ton. Estates are suffering severely among their
hands many having already lost sufficient to very
seriously interfere with the future crops keeping
the properties in order.
In no country have seen this epidemic 30 SUM-
mary in its effects; it appears more like the plague
than anything ese it is resisting and setting at de-
fance nearly all known medical treatment. I have
myself lost three Of my most valuable servants who
in few hours, despite Of the most careful treatment
fell victims. single hour, in many instances has
finished the march.
No abatement in its fearful course Is yet apparent
and should it long continue, Heaven only knows the
end. Locations and residences from their partially
elevated, cool and airy situations, and which have
hitherto been deemed peculiarly healthy, have been
found far more severely attacked than those upon
the low grounds.
Nearly all the proprietors Of estates have aban-
doned them, and in two instances estates have been
minal deserton. Nearly all business and work upon
estates are suspended.
The epidemic has not yet reached Ponce and
May0guez, and strict sanitary cordons are estab-
lisaed between these places and the injected dis
tricts.
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NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20 1853
Quite safe here said to Mr. who stood Beside me-

quite safe here said to Mr. who stood beside me-
II don't know that !" he said and he ey ed the burn
g GODS apxiousy. The wind changed little. II
blew stronger, and the veil seemed to move; every
one on tie farm was at that time out striving to
subdue or at least change ths course of the DIES
troyer; their great hope, however lay in email
creek whose muddy waters interviewed and which
bad some time before been of signal service on 81
milar occasion ITO that ~ said Mr. j. and the tears
stot in his eyes, and to the mercy of Cod we owe
our lives."
Suddenly the wind changed a little, and like the
war OF the surf on the seashore after storm.
though at first faint ana distant came the sound of
the approaching flame; everything had been moved
from the fam which was possible; and patiently
MI J. waited to see the destruction Of the labor Of
II any hard years. stretch of meadow land lay
Tar TO the right of us; how the flame passed the
creek | cannot tell, but / had Just time to
touch hfr. j., and with the cry Of Cool
God" kaped into my saddle ere the flame was on us
IL seemed to run along the top of the grass, playing
for moment with deeper bue over some patch of
more luxurant vegetation, like child dwelling
with delight upon dainter sugar plum and then
on-on. In a few moments, house, barns, all were
mass OF flames and half burned sticks And house
less, homeless helpless, the old man went forth once
more to face the world.
been heavy, and the prices well maintained.
Farmers are all alive at the prospect of q most
abundant harvest, well stored; and what wheat has
been brought in has been of excellent quality. Pre-
sent prices will in all probability rule for some time,
the accounts from England being such as to induce
the belief that the harvest will be good one, and
fully equal to the demand.
We had a great match at cricket here yester-
day ard to-day between Eastern and Western Cana
da the issue Of which could not learn in time for
the post, although from the result Of yesterdays
play am inclined to think the East has 1t.
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There las beer less doing in the article since our last
Rio cx snow seua pcce bags TO be brought for ward in
auction on the ed inst The market is however. tru,
particularly for good kinds and the lo,s which have
char gd hands during the past week. amounting 10 90
bags, lave commanded full rates.
C11oS.-The sales embraced about l. 500 bales chiefly
TO splneIshe market closing firm, without change Of
TEoH1s Rates TO Liverpool were easier and engage
grain were engaged, in bulk and ships bags, at ead
10. Ter buhs Flour at U.s. Cd, aud $50 bales os
cotton wire engaged at d. per bale to Sd per pound.
gov TO bbs. rosln at "a Cd. To Esvre grain vas a
1sc aud -four at roc, and witnctt change In other
articles.
HAy vas quiet, At ecc as5c
hors were quiet, At &c. ioc. fer good Western and
E,s,ern.
IInF Was nrm with salea Of $500 sbls. Rocklsnd a.
+. Cor common and 81 % FOR lump. -
NAsJJ srusI~-Ths sNcss wero limited md prices
iurpeniine nrm q, NC. consron rosn Was better.
and about 2ooo bbis sore repossed sold " u PES si0
Hiprs were .cs~s and pre's suoyanA sales q asoo
Vera Cruz were nnda at 23A. months: 0~Ssan Juan,
., s2c MONTE and 9'As sAysnus aal'l >, also a
0ms -fnssA nasoed continued hnoysnA sales Of
chou, 1a gallons ue,s rcposisa q. ssc Szc IN hhds
and 81 Tor large parcels. whale and aperm osls
without change q Importance.
and scs Of 800 400 hbls wero made nciudns mesa
at sfe so, a,d wime at al7 70 eis. Rsef Continued
eu sales Of about $50 300 bbls made, insludng
Other de srptiops were unchanged Qua meals wsse
stesdy with sales Of shoulders a and hams okc,
ard 90 bids clear sides In dry salt were sold II II &c
lard Vas ard arm 2v0 bbls vFe reported sofa
NJ 1sc. . 1Skc al the close hoAds1 demanded Sc.
Butter and cheese in steady dsmand ~ unchanged
prices.
Rnx ' A. quiet NJ sHeaia.c.
Srifts-2s bags pimepto were sold 81 kc aud loo
hggs ffncnto were sold for export ct private terms /;
somc hcsic,s demanded $40. 90, 10 bond, and no,
duty raid. -
svcsRs--1hc market was without inpxtAns cisree !
| ~ n = N j.
wmesyy-sslss Of syod, 900 bbs we're made aakas
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Before Ge,. W. Morton, ESQ.

THE ALLEGED CASE OF sNU0GIISG.
Arc. 10 The United States u Cap. r. A. Miller, Of Ge
ship Good Htpe-Ths case was continued TO day.
Andrew J. Brown further cross-examined by the
defendant counsel He had the manifest and permit tor
unadne The baggage Of the Good Hope received them
from Capt Miller; handed them I, Mr.. Bought m the
Custom House officer the 10th July the baggage was
discharged on the 1Iih Of July the manifest handel
Mr. Bouehtcn contained Is packages OF Madame
Rondeau and rs OF the maids.
On further direct examination, witness says he know,
was In Mr. Boughons posscssion from the fret OF
ing with him occasionally from the time he handed
10 him until Madame Rondeaus goods were landed; tbs
baggage delivered on Thursday, between IL aud ~
o'clock. and saw the manifest and handed " 10 Mr.
pouphtpn the same day received from Capt Miller
day until Thursday, for about hour each day;
through reading he said all rightthat The
remark he made; he then put bis account book and
hit the book the cabin table the captain was
net on board; on the following day he board
and handed me the papers, and the same morning
handed them 10 Mr.. Brighton.
Samuel j. Willis, appraiser deposed that the apprsisc.
mcnt e Madame Rondcau's goods produced right she
had The keys 81 the trunks from which the goods
taken, and with which tho trunks opened In her
prest she claimed the goods her property, aud
they were deposited In the seized room
william A. Bull an examiner In the appraisers de-
pastmsr testified that the facts stated IN the appraisal
were true.
recison reserved
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Our Amherst Correspondence.

AMHERST, Aug. IL, 1856.
Approach Of Commencement Doy-A,yrai Of Old
Aiumni- College Souvenirs- The Exercises, &c.
As day By day passes away, and each hour draws
nearer the /" climax" Of the week, or commence
ment day, stage coach and rail car contribute their
quota Of friends, alumni and acknowledgement
upon the exercises Of the week.
II was with pleasure your correspondent watched
the arrivals, each one aghting from the car as
If he had eached, at last his old and familiar play
ground, and expected to find his old associates just
as he had parted from them years ago. II matters
not that he has grown weather beaten in the strug-
gle Of lie-his classmates surely must preserve the
same appearance as Of old. Then wat oh him
look around eagerly, and perhaps with dim.
derce step up to an old man with q To-
msr face and make known his own name
you will see with what hearty welcome the old
alumni greet each other. 1t Is pleassnt-very plea
sant-for old ard tried friends to meet, but much
more so the meeting of students Of the same Alma
Matfr, who, maybe: were rivals for the hghes. ho-
noIs OF the class. Now years have buried all differ
ences, and only the bright side appears.
But must not forget 10 mention the prize declAr
nations which took place last evening. The speak
srs and their subjects were a. iollows:-
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
l. he Burial March Of Dundec--wm. Z. Aytoun.-
Francis A. Walker. North Brookhed.
nofAtus ~ VIC pfieSc~1sSossy - Ifcna
Rob bury.
5 The Save onguchy-charles sumner.-E Spencer
Peard Ahdover.
a. Massaehus e,ts and South Caroina-wcbster sam.
uel Moirk cn, wiadhaIn, n. H.
yhomres.
s Tho Burden Of U,fest-T b Adrich.-E, A. p.
Brewster, Salem,
0. Tanning Of Due phalus-rark Den amin j. D. Clark,
West N.wtn.
T. lbo Edgar A. Poe.--G. r. siickney, Grove.
land.
s. sp.iiacus 10 the Gladiators at CapnA-E. Kellogg.
}. j. wisoD, spring Mills, Ia.
The successful competitors in the Freshman class
were Jas. r. French, of Roxbury, Mass, first, and
Frencis a. Walker, Of North Brookield, Mass ,
second prize; OF the Sophomore, @. p. Stickney,
Groyeland. Hrst and j. II. CLARK, OF West Newton,
second. The sreaking was very good and the
speakers exhibited much taste In the selection OF
their pieces.
This afternoon the Phi Beta Kappa Society held
its annual business meeting and this evening Prof.
Hitchcock, OF he Union Theological Seminary, Of
The reverend professors subject was, Christi
ing what vital questions should be asked and
answered. be proceeded TO divide his address into
three ports:
l. The boss ~ development. The germ OF this
develcpement is Divine interpostion; many doc
tiines may be developed, but have no germ.
2. The law. In the natural world the law Is
regular; the acorn will produce the oak, bu, In this
higher sense the law Is the result Of contending
revolution Of forces.
3. Destined end. The reward Of the struggle OF
The church militant 10 that u viii hereafter be jubi.
LIANT All we can expect to realize on earth Is an
onward movement.
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eCOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL. Reborn.

TvmpAv, Aug. 1872
ASHES sales OF so bbs. American pots made &C
t2h So rs Car sdian scarce held IS SIX.
Pearls was at 81 rs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS receipts by the North river
vi hin the past twenty four hours very Id ht being
confined TO about 132 bbls. There consequently
sit hit reaction in prices, amounting In
loo per bbl the sales footed up about 5000 5000
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AFrMALE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN CASApA-The
ondop CIV, Fre Frees that saturday last house
In Tcurperapcevile Was demoisbed By COMMITTEES Of
HWs@. appears that IN zee foar famaics OF ques
tiopsbe reputation were about - ske possessia toe
dwelling, hen nire or ten women who oppo 81 10
the engagement proceeded 10 The premises and pisd
the building down.
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The gain for ten months OF the present fiscal over
last year is in the neighborhood Of $25, 900.
The Pottsve Miners journal of Saturday, the
10th instant, gives the following view of the coal
trade up to the latest dates:-
ANTHRACITE AMP BIfrMISors CoaL TRApy
The quantity sent by railroad this week Is 5,72. L.
by canal 30 800 GO; for the week 81 049 IS This
ncr OF 10237 IL tons the shipments last
week, and 35CS IL less than the corresponding week
last year Total by railroad, l343, 24s OF, ag lnst
l470 324 Oh tens: do. by canal 62 900 IL, agalu,t
62l, 122 l6 tons TO period last year.
BY RasIrood and Canal.
Quantity OF coal sent by railroad and canal for the
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increase To August ., 1850, l,s,s,sis hushtls.
Taking into consideration that in April, May and
Jre, 1850, the prices Of wheat and corn wore At
the highest figures ever reached before on since In
thai state, and that In Consequence every available
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1,O74 256 1000 20
The shipments from the iron mines for the wee

The shipments from the iron mines for the wee x
ending Aug. Q, were as follows -
Amo, Mt OF iron brought over the l. NJ r. and de-.
vered at the dock by the Sharon Iron Company for
week ending Aug 9th, $50 tons Shipments during
same period are 270 gross TONS
Amount Of ore received by the Cleveland Iron Company
for the week ending Aug 450 tons Amount shipped
by General Tay lor "a tons.
Iron blooms shipped by p White l. Co, rs tons for
Collins Co.
The banking movement in South Carolina, at the
close of the month of July, 1856, according to re-
turns made to the Comptroller General, was as fol-
lows:-
BANGS - or SourH CaRonSA-JULy, 1856.
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continued heavy, with sales Of coo. 1900 bbs At
abo< the quotations given above Corn meal was heavy,
and sales Of $40 bbis. Of Jersey re-
ported ut % 60, and Brandyw.ne was quiet na 81
Wheat WAS more active nj aoo,t the decline noticed yea
tcrdsy. The sales embraced about 900 bushcls IN
GLIDING Southern white, a. ~ SIS 81 CO. and rcd do.
at 81 10 81 so; 5000 do old Canada white at ~ 30;
Illinois new white prime at 81 SIC, and Milwaukee red.
nj 81 20 81 so; Kentucky w,., 81 co; Illinois rel,
81 81; white Tennessee and 0hso ~ 60 Corn WAS
rather easier The sales embraee
bus bells, In which included 5000 bushels hesiei,
II Sic, and sound mixed Western NJ 6lc. 81 10 the
latter figure delivered and small lots Of Southern yellow
reported q 64c. q Csc Rye quiet and nomi-
raj at s5c Soc. for sound Northern, and Western h.
cd AZ eae. CSC. oa1 wcro stcAiy n $40. q &c. fer
state and Western.
Conw quiet aud confined 10 small sales OF Rio, a.
lie. II NC. The tllowng from SCOTS weekly CIR
culars-
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\, s manifest from the showing Of the above table, and
ror knowiedge Of the present condition Of the coal
adc that the demand without any interruption OF the
,vera inss cannot be more than supplied, and that
n re v Nv In the nature Of things he Of prices
. Inc season nears its Gloss Those take the wiser part
H., cforc WHO earliest lay In their winters fuel
The following Ia comparative statement OF the
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IN order 10 show concusivey that the deficiency can
NOT by any possibility be made up between this and De-
csrbsr, It Mires' journal gives the annexed statement
OF the weekly shipment Of coal In 1855 from the schuy
Nil ana Lehieh regions. Tue probability Of exceeding
or even coming up TO, those shipments, exceedingly
u,obte rnatirals--
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bushe Of grain was hurried out Of the country early
IN the season, and that just contrary state of
things existed at the same period this year, the pro-
gressive increase is very attering and pretty near
y insuresto all the railroads connecting with Chica
go continuance of the increased earnings exhibited
by the returns Of the last few months.
The Lake Superior Journal furnishes the following
report Of the shipments of copper for July, through
the St. Mary's Falls ship CANAL