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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

SAIrRnAY. Oct. IL. VI.


There wa. less activity at the Stock Board to-day
than earlier in the week, and taking the whole li.
the changes have not been important, although the
general movement was downward. Several parties
were disposed to realize their profits, and the bears
offered their options freely The general impression
however appears to bs that the check to the rise il
only temporary and that the market, awhoe, must
under the great and increasing ease in money, con-
time to advance. At the Second Board the business
was moderate, and the market lower, closing dull.
Tie most important change IN the market to-day was
in Illinois Central. which, under favorable adylccs
from Europe, advanced to SO. In the bond market,
the business TO fair extent and prices were well
sustained State stocks continue 10 be taken for in
vesment at firm rates and the transactions At private
sale have been larger than those registered at
the Stock Board. The last prices are Erie i5i u,
Central s3a aA, Reading 5Ol a, Rock Island 6jI T.
Galena So SO, Toledo 3il J. Hudson River % a2s
Missouri Is 81, &c. Government loan sold at lOi
and lOil is bid freely privately.
In Foreign Bills there is nothing of Importance
doing; but the market is steady.
In Freights the rates are nominal and very littls is
doing To Liverpool 5 tuns Lard by steamer, at
3Cs. lC0 tuns Oil Cake ct I4s. so tcs Beef at 3s.;
and 500 boxe. Cheese, per steamer, at los. To Lon
dom 30 tuns Oil Cake at l7s 3D.; tun. Seed at POS.
100 tee. Lard at l7.. 3D.. 300 rolls Hogs Hair at
22s. Cd. To Antwerp: 500 bbs. Rosin ai 3s. a brig
of 5000 bbls. capacity, home from Sicily, $4,000.
Three vessels from Southern ports to Liverpoo-one
ION Mobile at 3D. aud two from Savannah at "a.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
s372o75 l3-Customs, ss7 zoe; Payments, $]76,-
$40 81 Balance, sl0, l9s, ,e37 7s.
We annex a comparative statement of the Foreign
Imports of Merchandise at New-York for the week,
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90 3. n. CURTIS.
"C. CUSHING.
BEN. 7. BILE
suarL..,-cA.rrrllr Rr.olrrprOs TsI N 7. r.svSr.

.
.Stfvs7i. s.,,srf for - Eiucs l. Hated Int holic s
a. firm; sale. ~ e0s o. Pos. and - II .er feai'
COTTOS-Ibe mzEse. s t. lower, sni 'eFJ Sctitei .le
,s az, 100 bale hesy il ,Ilrlu. Los N IL '0t AZ
Cu. ed a .tl!gWs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
The following table viii compare the export. OF the
seven principal staple articles for the week aud wear

Decrease Of compared with tina. Of 1851. is-s
Tie following is q comparative statement of tie
value of certain exports from the commencenen. Of he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
fAdveItsement.l
TGAS-TIE CANTON LEA COMPANY have on

band every variety Of TEAS for Gocers and TesDese- and
Families souchong, Oolong and YOGDg Hyson fOm Zo
~ fpc. Gunfowder Imperial from DC. to 60c Az other
qualities equally low ho, ID boxes good FAMILY TIA 'of
II. CAL examine No. I25 ChsthaIl-st between Pearl
su.AR
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sFEcI.L TERa.-Oe:. Ia
Before Judge BRADY
Edgarton ogt. ThomsOu.-Casc settled.
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ATTrYr-f TO SHooT A MINsTER n hi' -,
About O'Clock last evening Freachnan " ,s
in rhayfoah .res the ,E% Ef'5@ n.i 1vs''s, t e.
r"" pl''V' a. pcv NJ. ID. c. Crawford, who,
DvSe'', -. c.p.ed by the circumstance Tee
e.m @ars.r W.. taken into custody by an officer OF
,,a Twentieth Ward. He gave as reason for his
n,rl.r corduct that the pastor Tad rsulted him in
.,Tyious sermon. lie is supposed to be derange5.
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SUSPICION oF LARCENY.-Nelle Wagner, woman
20 year, ofse Saturday by The scors Of the
E,.L Precinct of stealing atch anf ca olth
AL from Adam ,h corner Of South Scy,t and Second
a. y. She TO the house the evening An, begged
streets, Whit Mrs Ronsch ob:siniug some for he,
Sol o food. latch Sial " lu..ed She
she left sitter the -
h.ii f.ra niYafig
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s.ofsoysr 20 Ray hs biz b. r. .ins u-1b.r = ex'fi. ".
which he bad fesaed bis friens aud hc u he clis
~bch be had ordered 20 the wcit ia p.ity g ano
,ss church Nhe' To 90" oi ns sTanse c'uc . n lie
can De ~ HSseiS e' IN % his mot int1 e 20 ttle
has csased worthy r. 1ly ssest NOR s'en az % 40
'NP-n'" so thrown ashsaow o,.i BE 81" sy -. hapr
-ctaea 20 o. J'i entering upon lie oi en- .v % Tnes
Less tfa9lg A-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

FATAL AcCIDEST.--Georgc Moron, lad OF IL
wears residing Hudson Franklin
by coal Friday eveniIs su1 insanity killed. An
neue, held and verdict of accidental death returned
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Tie rreae. ieure. ton was IN Oct )l-r, just one
YEAR a. o. and n1eiatciy preceding tie suspension Of
the bark b. the 1t # November decided I'M
rrovemeut hal taken place. and by the Is. OF Decem-
her many OF the stocks had risen 70 e cent, ana the
average rise in and half months, wa about 10
T. cent Tie Unitcl State Gove1me made larss
purchase Of it. stocks during the pm' al llo ior
1868 and isGS. Ih.s accounts for their uniform quo
tatons Now portion OF the list is the same a. in
January 1851, while several are lower and three only
| Of ,hose enumerated above arc higher
| A Philadelphia City loan Of sij0,oei was awarded
yesterday in that city at - j3- mp to - Ol, premium
| The Reading tannGse lor The week wa y ,s;@. The
totsl for tie Is 5 9l9 tuns, against iJo9S
/ TINS last
Giles F. Ward. esq. has resigned ,hs Presidency OF
the New Haven, Nov-Ioniona and Stonugton Railroad
| Company, and C. s. Bushnell, esq, Of NeuIIayen
las been elected to the vacancy. HI acceptance OF
the place is guaranty Of the immediate completion
| of the Extension ROa
The Ch,oaeo Press says that Hes.rs. K. 5. Thomas
and Il. S. Prcttynan, two of TIA, Directors OF the
| Illinois River Railroad, have returned from New
YoIk with u contract concluded WITH one OF the most
reliable capitalists of that city. for all the rails, chairs
spikes frogs and switches that may be necessary for
the completion Of the Illinois River Railroad from the
junction Of the Peoria and Hannibal Railroad. in
Pc, ria County, 10 jacksonville in Morgan County,
distance Of s,venty-fve miles.
The receipts at Chicago, by rc'lroad ard canal, of
the principal items Of produce for week ending the
9th cf October, were as follows:
ib. % 535tcorn...,...... Jush. 2d,2s
Wheat 81 ~ Oat. 7ss
Bsey............. u .98lRyc 1864
Same week in 1851:
ElouE........ tbs. H6tf O4s BUSH .8ilt0
Nh ....5s. .Ji -
Barley y.............. e,sG7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
And the total imports of -four, wheat and oats
from JAM 10 same date, for the two Of 1871
and 1858:
Fiosr..................b bbl,.. Ijsils $3.50
Wiest................ bash. .f,cH 4la s7b5,STl
Com. n........................dssSS 80 Sle5'Ss5
Oais......................... 9oJD1 l,SoiJ
1.,e exports OF ncu. and grain by lake for the week
entug Oct. 9 were
Flour, bbs........ 2le55i Corn 55a21s
Wtcs; Barley 5ash......... IotD
OAt-, tush.............. 70 ee5l
San week in 1851:
Flour. btis......... se'3 Corr blsh,,,.,.., q so
Nb.S $40 oats bu-h......... - ESQ
and tie total exports from Jan. to date lOr the
two seasols Of 1851 AM I.jS:
1851. 1S5..
hlour. bt4s.'..s.. ltS 70 S<Ss..
Wheat b.sh................. 5.92 ~ 7si259
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Advertisement
DRADY's GALLERIES.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AHBRoTYPLs DAGUERREoTyPEs.
Nee $50 Broad NewY0rk and 40. So Penpsyi
0snia-av, Wsshington. 4 G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Since January L.. STA so54sf sis25o2sI5 slls .5
We arpex comparative statement of the Exports,
exclusive Of specie, from New-York to Foreign ports
for the week and since Jsnuaryl:
1855. 1857. 1855.
Z week..... $3.50 s i7ll, $50 ( ~
Total for The -sa..... eo6Ss,e25 aRj245 45sBs5l
ssi.e4.nl5 s-tls7,Z25 si6,sllg7l
The e,no,ts Of specie from this port for tie week
ending Oct l6 and for the year io'o: "ets u
s,,smer Arabia Liverpool, L. 5. Mint baIs.. si55 65 80
s.. amer Hsmmons Hamburg Specie.......... l2Sl %
Brs b. Watson. LsgusyTs, l. :. Gold Com. soc e0
STEAMER Arseo HayTc, L. = Gold Cou....... 1852 ~
s,eamer Araso H.yse, L. = Cole Bs-s..... ica ~ 90
Total for the week. sS3S9d q
Previously l5S30es c.
Total 20 s7i52S p
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II The French papers TEEN with accounts of
the Cherbourg fstss, which were continued on
the eth by the Inauguration Of the Napoleon dock
and the launch of the man Of war Vile de Nan
ties. The consumption Of gunpowder during the
time was enormous
The Estss terminated on the slh instant, with
the Inauguration Of the statue Of NapoleonI I. The
Emperor delivered pacific speech on the occa-
sion, saying it appeared to be part of his destiny
to accomplish by peace the great designs con-
ceived during war. He said the government
would not wage war except in defence Of the
national honor and the great interest Of the peo-
MA
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PERSONAL.

b.. . no,., -oo-. l.
tion ~ NC" Poo'h !" PiePdrd-
'''"
v,.;; 70 , me grea. musician baife contemplates
''e Cn''eu states
-. John Van Buren, Is at Baden Baden, Eu-
rope, drinking the waters.
80. Prof. c. C FELTON, has returned, In the
Arabia, from his brief visit to Greece
go. Hon E. c. Cabell, of Florida. and Hon
James Cooper Of Pen asylyania. is AT The National
I,da. u M. N.,. o,' -
Brown. and 10, i.Uay si Coiohel
Rrownss, al" ''o" 'a'hes ofais' MO- are now al
n, Irs,,
list. has been nom;nstsd hnnn g.ut LEHMAN mem =,
" pstsrsL,,,n nT W,,, ao"ofa'y member OF the
o"iSeIsNy
-. Inc Kew Jno. T.. Edwards has been elected
10 the mental and Moral Professorship Of the Pc
'ersourg Female College.
80. John White, a member of the Tennessee
Legislature, arrested for forging land warrants
has been honorabiy acquitted.
.... awful Gardner" the converted puptl,.t.
was at Port Chester, last week actively ENGAGED
In exhorting the people to turn from the Error
Of their ways"
I'M. Alexi. Sover ono nth. no.,. ,..,,o
Intelligent and ,sw.,2ehi. .n,s .Use seuc,
narv Science died IN : ondon on'nusss IN cnil-
"'' "a '.na. dPoPieAy.
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II hotel and livery stable keeper at a fash.
lobaoie watering place, advertises soeiabies for
young people, and sWIkies for married folks
III The use Of Guano In Great Britain has
more than trebled within year. The importa-
ton In 1857 amounted to but So ,85s TONS while in
1855 IL amounted to ia ,S04
NJ Three yoang men, Of Butler county, Ohio,
~ sport, ducked q verdant young fellow, named
smelly, la the Miami river, until they drowned
him. q.
III The Western Railroad Company Of france
received a, 600 letters asking for free passes on
the railway % 60 to Cherbourg, and they admit
ted 10000 Of the applicants, ll'.E
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CrBA.-The revenue Of the Queen Of the An
titles the last half Of this and the first half of
next year, is estimated at SIS $50 i9 ~; the ex-
Penditures 7l2 IS, including $40 600 debt
to the United States, "a ,37i ,9e9 remittance and
drafts paid fol Spain, 1900 for missionaries to
Africa, SO o, for pensions to the heirs Of Column
bus, and last though not least SIC 100 for-eigarS
for fks OxssH
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IL Burns, a murderer at Wheeling, Va,
attempted suicide on Friday night last. He
used an instrument made from steel pen nicely
sharpened by being ground on the sides of the
cell, attached 10 a handle ingeniously made from
the tin Of one of the plates from which he bad
been accustomed to eat. He had also made a
similar instrument from iron he had obtained
from porte monnaie, both of which were found
IN the cell
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MKxIco.-The London Times reviews edto-
rally the lanentable condition of Mexico, and
concludes as follows:
90 II seems there is nothing left for the United
States but to consummate the work they have be-
gun, and annex the land of MonteZuma and Cor
ties which, under he lash of the slave driver
viii rot regret the illusion of the liberty of the
Mexican republic
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF Ih6 mOhNINU fhESS.
The Intelhgenesr, in opposing the scheme Of
Mr.. Boyce, Of South Carolina, for an abolition
of the navigation laws, and resort exclusively
to internal taxutien IN the Federal Govern
rnent, cites the experience Of the States under
the COnfederacy as conclusive against such
measures.
The Union treats of the Paraguay exPedi-
tion, saying:
~fhe expedition has been very mncn delsJed
~ account Of the great difficulty OF finding In
our stssf1 Navy he proper maierisHe; the ascent
Of the P.s.sy ny IFs which we have bnt very
snsJsan,ts sunply The Secretary OF the Navy
has however, prosecutet Ms Preparations with
the quiet and unfaltering esSrey Tor which he is
distinguished, and will he soo2 lady to send to
Ia plata feet amply adequate to he speedy re-
duction of the dcfences at Humaita5 sbove the
Tries Bocas, and those near the capital n Asuh-
cion.n
"Our Commissioner instructions, (continjes
the Unios } will we have every reason to believe,
be plain and direct, and will cover every point
that ingenuity can conceive or that those familiar
with the South American character know will be
Invented. Lopez would doubtless be In his native
element IL he could but get the commission into
q broad, unending stream of diplomatic argumen-
tation, and would delight, II he could do so, In
sending our charge home two or three times for
new instructions hoping in the end to delay
action until the secession q new administra-
ton, when be would nope to nnd change In our
policy. 1.-THE commissioner understand himself,
and does not wish to take up his residence in
Paraguay for a diplomatic job of few years, we
venture 10 predict that we shall every dollar
Of our claims paid in good old Spanish dollars
within one hundred days from the time that the
expedition sails.''
The Union, also, says it has the best reasons
for saying that Mr.. Green does not in any sense
sympathiIe with Mr.. Douglas and his friends,
and that he has been greatly disappointed al
the course they have pursued and it ventures
TO suggest to him the propriety of giving hi.
present opinions of the matter to the country.
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POLITICAL.

James NJ West, State Senator from wetze,
county, Va has, it is stated, announced himself
an independent Democratic candidate for Con.
gress.
Col Geo w Manypenny, Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs, has been nominated To- Cnn
gress by the Democrats Of the Sixteenth District
Of Ohio. '''''
The Hon. J Perry has been nominated an can.
didate Tor Congress by the Republican Couven-
ton OF he Second District of Maine
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MfsITKs.-A curious mistake occurred in the
election returns ot the Presidency of the federal
Republic OF Switzerland. IN consequence Of a
clerical error, the wrong man was placed at the
head Of the Government for a space OF twenty
four hours, but, when the mistake had been de
tected he resigned his dignity to the lawful pcs
SCISSOR. The temporary lessee Of the Presidency
was Nj. Frey Herose. The genuine President is
NJ StaemnelI
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The RAsLASs.-The approach Of cool weather
brings out this new style Of overdress, which
promises to become quite the rage among the
ladies Of New York. Though introduced last
Spring, but few were made up, and those alto
gether In cloth, serving for use In travelling, and
In the cold spells during the summer. The cloth
Is much lighter than ordinary ladies' cloth, and
dark In color The Raglan is a long and loose
sacque, with wide, flowing sleeves, trimmed
only with silk tassel here and there. IL Is but
toned close up to the throat, and finished with a
small collar, over which no muslin or lace collar
IL worn. There Is no trimming the other
portions, excerpts row of buttons down the front
serving for fastenings. The effect is not SC
graceful as the circular, but 1t is becoming to tall
figures II will be worn almost universally a.
soon as the fall opens
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COLLISION ExPEcTED.- There is imminent
danger Off collision between the French and En-
glish sqnadrons a. Laguayra and the Venezuelan
government, growing out Of the proceedings of
the latter with regard to ex-President Monegas
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TAxEs.-The aggregate Of the tax levy Of New
York city for 1855 is eight million, four hundred
and seventy-one thousand, ninty-one dollars and
thirty lone cents. or nearly one hundred dollars
per head for every voter in the city.
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III Joe shillington, Odeon Building, sends
trs Frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine for SEP
tember, which is fully equal to the previous
numbers Of the same periodical.
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+ ONG RTH'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY.
N. PIKE, Sole Proprietor.
IL ana 20 SYCAMORE yfr6ff Ciurfa0aff. Ohm.

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juice of the Catawba Grape.
thus affOrding additional evidence of the progres
of American enter Prise and industry, and Of our
ability to produce sr'c es at home, equal to those
made by any other ma ion.
Tho OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals bur exoels the best Imported Brandt In
Known. This statement is fully corroborated by the
Certificates of our most distinguished analytIca
Chemists.
NJ Ii is . sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Fla,u-
leney, Cramp. Choic, Lang uor, Los Spirits, Gene
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without IL
III Re all prics 81 IS per bottle.
8. N. Pike has appointed DAN'L. B. CLARKE
DruEgist and Pha rmaceutIst, corner of Pa ayenns
and ga street, Sole Agent for the District. WHARF
dealers and customers will Please forward Their
orderR
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ID James Eddy, whose death was mentioned
In our telegTaphic column yesterday, has been
the general superintendent Of the American Tel
egrsph Company since its formation-some three
years ago. He died of the heart disease in Bur
lDg,on, Vermont, where lie had been less than a
week for the benefit Of his health, which had be-
come greatly impaired by his incessant attention
to the laborious duties Of his once, but without
any suspicion on the part of himself or his
friends that his condition was so critical His
death, therefore, was quite unexpected, and its
abrupt announcement by telegraph gave shock
TO bis many friends throughou the country Mr.
Eddy was gentleman Of much energy of chat
aeter, ard as telegraph manager he had no SUI
Perior In private life ne was amiable and unas.
Stunning, gentleman in his bearing and q
christian in his daily walks He about
forty years Of age, and a native Of Ithica, New
York. He was one of the pioneers in the intro
duetion Of the magnetic telegraph at the East,
and built the first line east Of Boston, and between
that city and Calais, Maine, and at the time Of
his death was the general manager of between
three and four thousand miles Of wire extendino
throughout the New England States, and AZ far
South as Philadelphia Ii is stated that all the
ofnces connected with the American Teleyr,nb
Company will be draped in mourning as inarL
OF respect to his momory
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NJ o. Cd AN CO AL.

NV . U ID A ID G o l..
Just received, a cargo of Lyken's valley COAL
For cooking purposes and open CRATES there is No
Cnai TO equal this. Also on hand, the best quality
oil all other kinds of Coal, which we are seng low
to those laying IN their winter supply.
. Our stock of WOOD Is now comp iete. We offer
me best Oak. Pine. and Hickory Wood at a small
advance cost.
Also, on hand, choice lot of bakers Pine Wood.
WANDER d STEWART
Omce-cOrner n and 18th streets.
au S-2w Tard-I2th street and Canal.
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to he Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about 7 o'clock:
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w ct Oh of Coal and Wood. All kinds on hssnS 3s NJ
lowest cSsh pnces., cargo Of White Ash, EsS
SIZE. daly expeote9 Will be sold At deducIion Of
Coal, for furnaces.
DICKSON GORDON CO.,
Cor. OF. and Vermont av !, Washinetou and
an i2-lm cor. Green & Water sts., Georgetown
RRIISSs' s az FLATS = , ssguRLs: HALE
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ASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
Ib3 Honsekeepers breaking up are res pectfully
INFORMED that we are at all times prepared to buy
tnelI entire stock OF household effects I'm large
:. BONTZ COOMBS,
An o-zn No. SO 7th st.. bet. I and X.
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I URiNS EXTRACTS. all odors, at GIBBs's
aAf store near 18th street, and St his Sal00
Rooms, under Willards' Hotsi. Mr.
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" The Blue Sulphur Springs, Va have been
sold 70 eo0pasy q Ensisnen for &24 TOO
IVA - es.ab1n1o - GnuD1 - Alshama, who
is ssid 70 wsig b thfee hnnADp0 - aoveasy. yv
Posnn. esks the people Of his11ussfe1 - ny him.
A vtallow chandl ers? - =
liberalization on Tuesday nfghe eeuex-
Al assed OF very well, but we bsvsf 3 =
n"uncs the melancholy fact that several wot,eu
were prob ibiy consumed Ia one ofthe large bon
r, Ia the second Ward We rode by shortly
--iefwaTds and saw the remains Of Oh. koep, -
'ErsctiIs (ky Journal.
IL The BooDseoro' Odd Fellow saws a ire
11Ldous and destructive hail storm passed over
peruon II country within few miles Of Fed
ch city, on the afternoon OF the 18th instant
nah irll The siZs Of hens egg. The corn field :
p'e,tnt sad spectacls nothiag being left but
ne 1ssea stock, the cans and blades being swept
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We take pleasure in announcing that we have
maze aIranEements Tor limited supply of the great
liable. which 10 SD much ia demand as a relic. Or
des Will received. ard will be IN inch pieces
or such quantities as persons may desire, at reas
onable prices, The demand is so crest that il
10 with difficulty 10 can he procured
WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO.,
81 Pa. avenue. betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
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