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For sa le

a SMALL HOUSE and lot f.groundop-
Ia postc DR.. Swft's on Chestndt street. in second
squa-e below the Courthouse can be had FOR S4e5 Co.,
ar ntertDs of easy credit. Also a very handsome
3ufLNG Lot on the east side OF Main street. near DR.
Collins former residence in feet front and 300 feet
in depth, and well stocked with choice fruit trees
offered forsate. This is desirable Locations and is
convenient to business. r II. c. ,RANNEYe
Ravenha. septenlber II. 1e56-tf ELlIIIl-.- u
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bANRERs, Ravenna, o. Collections made promptly,
and renied for on day o: payment, al current rate
oi Exchange. Gold and Silver coin and Exchange
p Havenus, July 2, 1s57-ly ..a
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A VOICE FROM SRALERSvILLE,

pOSITIVELY ALL NOTES AND AC-
= COUNTS DUE TO THE ILATE FIRM OF A
Who're e co., MUST BE PAID BY TIE FIRST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
n w sss.s w. H. sTREAToR,
surviving Partner Of ~. HoRR & Co.
|. shalersville, Julysc, ,ls57-2m III Il
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POE & GBROTHER.
Ncw Firm,

P 1 He undersigned, having purchased of +
" SEYNouR his entire stock OF Goods, would
shall conduct the business formerly by adherin
strictly 90 the ONE system-belie'ngi TO be the
only true way OF doing business. We shall epdeaNoT
DRY GOODS,$ tS SsAAN
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WAGONS, CARRIAGES &C.,

l0tS OF
WAGONS, CARRIAGES &C., III
ever offered to the people of Portage and adjoining
counties, and would invite al in want of any thing
In their line, to call and examine tEer work before
Buying elsewhere, as they are determined not be
uuder5old, when the quality of the work is tax en- in
the account. Their work Is made Of carefully select
ed materials and by the bestog workmen. Also, all
kinds of custom work in lre, thorse shoeinG
pany deem itunnecessary 10 notice Tie reference that
has been maize to ''furnel Spokes." ALI THE
CARRIAGE MAKERS IN RAvgNNA, and elsewhere use
them. AasE- y rsrH 4.s. .ss~...
N. B. The Company are about putting in ma.
chine at their ctory for surface p&Lng and plaitg
and matching. All in want ofsach work tax otfee
Ravenna, May Z, I657-ly. ts..-
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FEVER AND AGUE. .
or oflong standing, is speedily, safely and efectuay
0ured by the nseofDr. j. HEDGES IS sa se
FEVER AND AGILE AhIIHHLlTlR.

TheprOpretor has used this artielei inhisowpprivate
practice for several years .and1n ease5bs ii m led
10 effect perfect cure, when the direcuo has BE- en-
followed.
Itis purely vegetable in its composition, and bsn.
mild in its character, adapted TO all Ages,
Constitutions. Hcan be given with as hu eh safety II
the infant as TO the Gdult. ltneeds encominn no
long array of testimony to oheradts efficacy tsmerii
lies within tselfand Che invalid it Will prove 81
more value than an octave volume of certificates
Prepared only By the proprietor, at Stanhope J,
and none genuine without hissighature :
Forsale BY HUMELBAuaH & JENNINGS, ,solea gents,
for RavenHa, Ohio f8sa9
Cfittcndon and Knowlton, franklin, J. Beldfn
and Co.., Randolph, j. H. Spraguo, GafrettsyflIe,
". Foster, Mantua, @. q g. r.. Harmon, Auroya
Grow 4 Harmon, Newton Falls. Jan
April 80, Js57-ly -sIt u sss3aigi stt
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DR., j,6a WILLIS & D, R, JENNINGS,

aa4. D EN II S rs, -
95 2 ~spf"tfully inform the citizens
st41taet adjoining counties, tlatthey are pre-
pa. 8, e.iolm -. operation In DENTISTRY,
which a9y be ehtrnst5d to them, in The highest style
of the aft Whole andpartial sets of teeth inserted
utge atmospheric pressurepriheipl decayed teeth
plugged with gold or lin foil, which wilt preserve
them fjr years. Piyet teethinserted 1pati reTov-
Cd with as III lie ppin asposeble or witt nc pain at
all, if desired by ne uae Of chloroform. persons
wanting any thiAg IN the line of fDentistry invited
AN work VIII be Warranted and afull satisfaction
guaTantied,s ~ Tese {s4 i h ts.-g n, . Z
Reference given to any number Of persons who are
wearing our work with perfect success a Z .
-. II ~ = = WILLIS g. JENNINGS.
IT Tomce in West end OF Brick Block, over the
exchange ogce Of Robinson, King Co. 1eifs e
April 10, 1857 sff 4. 80 sa4 in1
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" Isal Every Body g:xrGcnd!,

" 's;at Every H0Gy ExEccnd!!
@a3sgfss = He PHENIx Book STORE, it
* -sY i seems, bas discovered that il lid
sssfrt-sF 4QtcGJrs ballast enough even to mavi-
-4e1r.rb.e 'ssorn = excited by its own bombast. aud
i1 s5 81 ietosTpathan enttothe dry-dock ofoblit
t.t the scattered fragn ents of the craft hay.
esaatjen TO patch the stock the = Rarenna Book
sar its "FlkANcIAL MEMBER'' having oamostt 4
.JlIGH. ever mindful ofthe wishes and 4 interests
Of no pu1e, aud knowing that something pey n the
B0g5, and 5 ,TIoNERy line wonld be expected by the
people 81 Pot &c County. is now receiving direct
from G4S NyTE large and carefully selected assort
meat &saHiard School and Miscellaneous Book OF
ali liszest.- eyery style of binding and fnsI Envel
ops, Cap lenera Note Paper, Of every variety; al
50 Toyp VI ter- Paints, Brushes, Pens, Pencils; in
deed, eye.ything usually keptin a Toy and Book
Store. t... d.. - .., r
His books we're bought at large discount for cash
hehuving no ''fnanciat partner" to Withdraw. He
pays high rents hires no ''fast young men, for
clerks, butts Determined to give hispatrons the bene
| ftef bic econ:noc arrangements +t ".ea
d6os this will be proved to the satisfaction
oiaii those who patronize liATCH'S BOOK STORE
May % 1880. -~s in Ravenna.
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TOOKING GLASS PLATES. French
IL glass and franklin glass, cut to any desired pa
torn for fliHg frames, at ryr l. d. J.VANCEtST 9
May II, 1857 ..s..s.g Furniture Depot.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND

%E FORD, ARTIST, would take
n L method 10 return his most ST
~lh lOSs u HlS nIueroGs ri,nIs al ..;.. f,
~ for lhlir try iioe-af pd1rpnaEe, anu a.a-H '
i say tat c has recently re- fIt Il nIi asitH- ''-
a his roOins in the most cNtyustyc aud tJuyg-s~''
..- hieu 81 yic, mailing il one Of tn VirasaGtest -
and U.st arranged gailcr.v. it, Mont .tn, =
-, Ohio, aHl hariug scCUrtl MI ,AH E,'r4i IN -
? provtment2 petaiuing Ia lie. 'kn!GG&A ~
= PHlC ARf. he is better in.U gyar prepared y-r
to furnish tht people Gf foftaa. coun,. with -
80 the hes. OF every style OF l.Ats.ss kbUTn g. ~
the All. ,,,,u,,.-,,,-,,,. -.
FS.F OF all sizes, fgm tho comu"n NdcntErtn. -
t~~ type size u life size, taken rOUI Co.s. '-
- A,lbrutlpss or DagHereOtylcs cs, aid GO. 10 ,.,
~ in oil Or water collars.
tsrf,. ... ANBRoTYPES. -
HsN Nothing need be said in regard TO Fu..'s,
F-IcommOn sized An,bro:ypCs, lis large III =
.crease ofcuslom Shows that they are duly Up- =
=, preciated by the lovers ot the tne Arts. =
Bul haviHc isErcEEScdH nCN luSlrun. cnt AID APP
rutus of the argest siap-LcUg four tunes large
ms any other Instrument Ia the cou5ty-he is GrJhu
10 make Amur"tEIcs aud Plot ,graphs c#biael size,
from small GaEUcreotyp,s OF Amhrotyprs. @iilh
for dchh of tote, beauty of finish AID durability
not be cQua,od 10y other process,
The instrument being new and patented, FoTd ha3
secured the exclusive patent right GOG this county
Therefore, having competition III mugnaed Am
tr0typcs. he will furnish In I'm to all for small con
sitlcrHtOu--hot more than has been usually charged
for Ill GnUSS one tpnrlh tho .iZt.
niGUERkEOlYPES
the chemicals At d apparatus IN this department
are always kc il working er. ard al! Wh" prr'rG
this style Of inoIvss can have them on The shortest
nLtice.
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NJ PROPOSED oONsTITgTIOHn tFo0
A nj E N D NJ E N r S
2 tAMESpuSSr No. 1.

Rsselssf " tksi 6onsraf Hs5ehBIV Of t6s Sfa1SI
0hiO, 1brse-hftlfs Of the members elected 70 each
house concuIring therein, Ihath be and hereby isE
proposed 10 the electors of this Stats 10 voe the
second Tuesday OF foetober next, upon nd dbbroTaI
or election ofthe following amendment az snbsti.
the ne Ss sssSs y
same Aics, and for the bird Section Of ne eleventh,
Article VIZ; Alregular sessions O the Gensfal AS
sembly sba1 1cummenee on the 1fsi MONDAY OF Jahua-
~, aunudny. Senators shall be elected biebhihlly
and fepfeseptatiyes annually By the electors heir
respecge counties or districts on the second TUESDAY
of Oetober. Their term Of office shall eommeHcs on
the hrs day of January nexi AFTER their elecan, and
thatOf Senators shah continue twoyears, and that OF
Representatives Que year The Senators elected In
the REPRESENTATIVES, elected at the same time shall
hold their offices for year. Provided, thatseven
teen Of The Senator; elected on The second Tuesday
mt Ofthe Senate may directs shall hold their once
for ONLY one year. and their successors shall be elect
ed on the second Tuesday of October, one thoussna
eieh hun (red and fifty yegLt, and beDniAlly tberesf
ter. .WhenA ny couby shall have fraction above
the ratesfor 80 large that being muti,
Piled by ten the result snail oe equa 70 one or more
ed for suchratos among the several sessions ofhe de-
cennal pefod in the following hlahIeT: II there be
S1 ,hen o So
lfthere are two ratios, Representatives shall be al
Ioted the ninth and tenth sessios; ifthce to the
eighth and III sessions; lff0ur 10 the seventh,
eighth ninth and tenth; II Ave to the sixth, seventh,
eighth, ninth and tenthi II sixth to the nth, sixth,
seventh eighth, ninth lfseyep 70 hefouth
ffh sixth, seventh, eighth hpth, and tehtS lftiehi
to the third fourth, fh, skn seVehtn, eighth, ninth
and tenth; lfnne to the seeod. third fourth, hiih'
sxth seventh eighth ninth aid tenth sessions Ct the
decent,ial period respectively ss. - f'sga =
imdetermiuinp the number ofSenaiots1o Nhiek any
senaoraid distrct might identified In arr deSgn wa
neriod by reason ofany fraction rug.
tefraetionshal be muiIiIltedby ave, and u in9Fs
suit be equa to one senatorial ratio, an addiohS
Senator shall be loted to susd district for ne llht
and tenth sessions. II itbe equal 10 TIVE sn,h ra,ns
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AMENDMENT NO. 2.

.,g.rs.s,3 -AMENDMEET NO. 2! srg '.s.,sf
/ RssotcedBytAe General .6ssem6iy 0fttlS Stzte ef
0Hio, Thre. .ths sof the members elected to eGeii
House eonen mug REIN thai it be- and Hereby is,
proposed the electors OF this State to vote tbs
setbad Tuesdayof October hext, upon heaIpr0yaIof or
rejection of the following amendment, asa shbstituth
Tor the fifth and i III sections of the fourth Article 6j
the Constitutions vlz SEC. S. District Courts shall
be held IN each county castopce III each years by
one more District Judges elected by tho electors
Of separate dist lets TO be prescribed by law, who
SHAH hold their flee for five years; and during their
c0ntinuatoi in Office shall reside hl the district for
whichthey are elected. The Provisions Of the four
teehth section of this article shall apply to District
Judges The General Assembly may by law authorize
the Judges Of the District Court aud of the courts of
common pleas, dX the times af holding their rsree
tive courts. Until District Judges shah have been
elected and qualified District Courts shall be held by
the Judges o. the Supr.meCohrt and ofthe Courts of
Common Pleas, us now authorized. See. q. The Dis
trict Court snail have such jurisdiction as may he
provided by law the Judges thereof Eha have nd
exercise such ghahd jurisdiction at cha mbers and
may be required ,0st judges of the courts Of Com
mon Pleas as shall DC directed by law. ,4rt F,tse
Nh. VAN WORRIES, q
Speak er ofthe [itHse of Il eprese eBtatyessas
THOMAS II FORD,
f N't ~ President fthe Senate.
pu.cd April ID, 1857, o., -s....,.,. ... D. .t....
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M ETALLIC BURIAL CASES, Cof1iDs
lI and ShrOuds- full assortment It an times Oh
land at I.&J. EASCE'S FuRn!TrRE DEror,
May IA, 1857 No. Phnlix Block
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WINDOW CORN1CE, Cords ard Tas.
w sells, Rollers and Ro.lercnds, Curtain Trim
nings ofevery description at !. ~ VANCE'S
May l4,1s57 a s. Furniture Icpot
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.

r
GREAT SUCCESS is always, the most
VI conclusive proof Of great merit. Judged BY this
test there is nolabor saving acbine before the pub
lie comparable with Singers Sewing Maehlnes,-.
Aer establishing the highest reputation In the nted
States. they were exhibited at the late "Expositi2n
UniVerseIle' in France, where they carried on the
highest premium;, and great manufaetory in which
to make them has been built in Paris. - -.
arr IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY b .'
In which sewing isto be done, these machines,
used with immense profit As the speed Of the Rail
way train IS to travelling foot so is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
saddler, halter, et etc., should be wloutone The
fair profit of uslng one OF these machines regularly
emploled,tsi aHi azoma 5us tVifB 20 ese ~
,oNk, THOUSAND DOLLARS A, YEAR.4s,
In all private families where there Is, much sewing
to be done, these machines are an Invaluable assis
tanee. Planters and hotel keepersb bnd them parcu-
larly convenient and profitable. These machines are
simple in their construction and very strong and du-
rabfe, being the only kind of Sewing Machine ever
made by which very work, coarse or hne, can
be perfectly executed. Thousands OF inferior ano
worthless Sewing Machines have been made and sold
under various names, but Singers Machines alone
have been found everywhere TO satisfy the wants o
the public. -sr5,s.-f .tE .- friIgf. at.g IL
Piaih printed instructions for using are Sent with
each machine, from which any one can readily acquire
the art Of managing them. The machines are packed
securely to go to any part of the world To allper
sons desiring more particular Information we will, on
application BY letter at either our oces forward
copy of 1. NJ. Singer d Co. IS Gazette, apaper wholly
~ O'USN '51F1sS SYYeSSt II. M. SINGEfp aoo.,
, PRINCIPAL Ohice, No. 323 Broadway, New York.
p - E44sA si BRANCH OFFICES. ''a S'' ~ a''
NO. AZ Hanovorss street. BOston,, 4- sa45 kts
~ No. 81 CHAPEL street, New Haven, CT
81. Gloversvillc, X ". s"ras kL't"t 90 -
No 27I Bread street, Newark, Nj.
No. ff3 Cheelnut street. Philadelphia. sc. q 8
No jos Baltimore street. Baltimore.
No. 50 Weslmins ter street. Providence, r. /,
No. 8 East Fourth stree :CieciDhHii. ''
No. IS North Fourth street, Sc. Louis. I.1E
No. 81 st. Charles street. New Orleans.
No, 20Dauphin street, Mobilc.4' PRS ,faE ii
December II, IS6-1V .- x
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Ellfl FRUIT JARS Just recefv ed ana for
MN0 zala cheap by sTREAT0R, b ANY z 6. q
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10 THE PUBLIC.
asaEF THE RAVENNA SUI
Carri:agc G2z7set Misunderstanding
G y Nj L A N Y;

THANKFUL for past favors, would say
that they are OH hand with of the largest and best
Iutrn
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WILLIAM FRAZER,
Gesler In Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Saddlery,
&e.. Frazer's Block. Main ST.. Ravenra. o.
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AZ the Great tile Crystal PSace, New York,
1883, Prize Medal awarded TO 4HLIToh FHcIHERsI
for tho superior quality OF their Pinno fot,es which
and rlRcetIutle highest grades by the following Dtstfn
Ouishect 4rtistsILLIAhI NORRIS LttfFHlt4 Must
cal iistt1ntGnts eJUIIIEN, MAX IARRTzRis ". II.
FRY, n g. lyIILIs, T. EIsFELDT T. SEIGERNt EsiELIIIS
GlRAC, DWIGHT Jury Mtsictft I7StI,Aaeiits; GEO
P! BFtlsT01N, Sscret9.g0t HsSse,tf' [atsrWReHb!
ietl-tlnNlY .-.l.s-l-l- y -
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NovEl AcclDESr--ln coming down Main
street late on Monday evening, Joseph Payne,
discovered that stogy cigar at which he had
been putting, was out. Payne seeing dilapi-
dated pane in one Of the city lamps, proceeded
to ascend the iron post upon which it is perched
and get a light. He lost his hold and hurried
descent of his person Immediately ensued The
fall or rather the sudden stoppage, would no
doubt, have resulted in painful injuries, but for
the fact that Payne was painfully drunk AS it
was, he was only slightly stunned and soonrecov;
cred and limpcd off down town, occasionally
fayoring the lamp post with a spiteful back
glance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-26

Tue RECENT failure of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company, Of New York and Cincinnati, has
created considerable excitement hercabouts
though.we believe no serious losses were sus-
tanned in the city. The failure Of the immense
concern, so unexpectedly, has created an IN
parallclcd pauic in various sections of Ohio and
especially in Cincinnati, as will be seen by our
te!cg,aphic dispatches. a, large number of
money lnougers, presidents aud cashiers Ofbanks
passed through this city yesterday, en- f0gte for
New York, upon business relative to this con-
Germ.
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6 SiooTlIE OLD QUARTER noLLANs and l2}< Get PIE
- ces at par the Sixty Days-.IACUB STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Va bvgs to inform his friends
customers that H. has returned from the Eastern cities
with large and we'll assorted stock OF SPRING AND SUM
MER CLOTHING, all made up By lis order and
Pressig is market lie calls likewise the attention Of
public, and especially the Mechanics this city, to the
great variety IN Genttmens Furnishing Goods, such as
home and fancy Shirts oYtrshTts beautifully
selected stock Sccktjs, CruYats, Socks OF all kinds,
Gloves, o. F. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, and great many
articles numerous to mention.
also made such arrangements will my Bankers in
baltimore, enabled take smooth quarters and
I2 pieces ut par without sustaining loss. Therefore,
Ieilowcitizens one, all Ni, your old smooth
money TO the store nf JACOB ST.EINFIELD,
ap14 Centre Wheeling, E0Lf BdRGAL8iS
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ALMOST DrowSrp.-A deck hadfell from an
upward bound steamer, yesterday afternoon, i'll
tOthe river, short distance abovc this city and
after laundering about in the water for some
time, was rescued by yawl from the teamer,i jim
half frightened to death and thoroughly
drenchcil condition.
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suspENsIoNs IN NRlY NORM

New Yonk August 25.--'rhe Panic on Wall
street is increasing. BESIDES those named, the
failure of other prominent houses is whispered
Legal proceedings against the Ohm Life anu
frost Company liavt already been commenced
by the agent Of foreign house, the chief cred
itors The failure is believed to be disastrous.
r. s. Alilnroe, Banker, has suspended and at
tachment issued for nearly two millions against
the Ohio Life and Trns' Company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-26

Az EGi,oH-We are requested to state, by a
gentleman just arrived from Cadiz yesterday
evening, that the statement appended to slip
issued yesterday evening from the Times office,
to the effect that tic Ca,liz Bank had lost $780,
900, by the failure IF the Ohio Life &c Trust
Company, was entirely devoid of foundations :
Itdid not come 10y telegraph, and is entitled TO
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5.. SUSPENDED.

51-l, ~ suspended. stif i7t15''
NE@ YoaE, August 25.-It isreported thai
two heavy banking firms in Wall street, John
Thompson, and De Laney & Co., have sus,
pended.
GtSc,xSNrr, August 25.-'rhe Ohio Life and
Trust Company suspended to-day Great eH-
element prevails.
SECOND 5DIsPATclI.
CINcIXSAT1 Aug. 25.--'rhc Bank excitement
is subsilhg Notmnc Of crowd on Third
street. Matters now look quiet,
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RIYER AND MEArHER.

.I.ouIsy1ILE, Aug. 25.-Rivcr, falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and cool. Mercury "a. Itlegs.
ST. Louis, Aug. 25.- Seven feet 70 Cairo.
Three feet in the Illinois, falling Less than
four feet in the Missouri, and stationary, The
Upper Mississippi isrcportcd as having risensiX
inches at Dubuque. Weather cloudy. Mel-
curry ~ legs
GMcINNXTI, August 25.-Weather cloudy.
Mercury % dess.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-26

! 4 OLANE- DOUkS-
D. Royal. 3
Medium, 5s==93
crown and Cap.
AID \ great variety OF q
msa Is - '3G at J. Z WILSON { cos.
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New g b.. .-....
IRON.
PIGS. HANGING Rock
By I'El.EeiItApl4.
NEW YORK MARINER.

AUG. 25th.-Flour declined, ut G,l0a6, 80
Wheat market depressed, at $1,TO for White;
sl45 for Red. Corn firm Whisky 294.-
Stocks Lower
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FROM ST. JOHNS, N. b.

Auousr 25.-l2 o o'clock m.-The line is in
fine working ORDER The weatheriS clear with
u light southwest breeze. No intelligence Of
the Submarine Telegraph fleet has yet been re-
ceivcd at Trinity Bay. -
SECOND DISPATCH
ST.. JOINS, N. b. p. m.-rhe weather this
morning is overcast and the wind light from the
There Fl is as yet s nsgHe s
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RALTIMORE MARKET.

AuGrsr 5.-Flour-snlcs Of SEQ bbls at
$G,624 for City Mills, closing at 5000; Ohio
noninally quoted Mt $3.50; Howard St $ti,T5.-
Wheat dull; sales ut 81 ,30a1 80 for rcd, and
81 ,35a1 so for white. EorI,-yclIow quoted at
8Oa95c; white 8Oa8Gc. Whisky 2T4a2S!c.
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HEItE AT LI&T ~
T7HOSE who have been waiting for KESNEOF's MEnI.
i Cal. DISCOVERY, the great remedy for HiAiVRs, viii
now . n,u II at '"e np1Dcr coRSPR tr,ptie sroRs
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FROM CINCINNATT.

August 25.-New York dispatches this even
ing say the failure Of the Trust Company is
bad and depositors will probably lose heavily.
The notes of Kanawha Bank are unsaleable n
over fifty cents on the dollar.
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SINK

NV YoRK, August 25.-Thc schooner Philip
Gelkey was sunk on the night of the 23d, at
Barncgat, in acollision with an unknown barque.
Two men were lost. The captain, mate and two
men were saved by the schooner AdcIia. They
have arrived here.
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FROM FLORIDA.

AuGusrA, Ga, Aug. 25Adyices from EInri
,ln, state that Capt. AlickIeys of the FIorida
Volunteers, has captured five Semnolcs. This
indians had hoisted the white flag and hopes
were entertained that the war would be termi,
noic1