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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20


WAsHISGroN, July 10, 1853.
Gov. Denver, although lie has grown exceedingly
rautious since HE arrival in Washington, confirms the
ruor that the vote against Lscompton, as L IS pre-
,ented in the Erelish bl wl be enormous on the frs
Monday In August The Precedent s much h.Isssed
At the prospect / Ikn0W that he talks OF LITTLE else
than Kspsss and ais that the Presden ial ssprsnts
In the Csbire: ard ont Of il, who Induced MIN %
change bis rosition sud 10 desert Gov. slker and
Judcs Doug las have fslsr greatly ii his esteem IL
is no less cl, thai Gov. Denver has a"ays quietly
doubted tie entire Ksnsss policy Of the Administra-
hon ever while Chewing the orders Of his superors.
VIA. oonplcs'ts this siar st present, Is The tact
that TIE Washington tTion some weeks ago srro-
gany that IL the Eot sh proposition were
voted down Lecomptcn would still he alive a.. The
Ieb1ke Which the popular d-punciailen OF tins ON
vii convey TO al who have had any hand in the de-
serticn Of principle campo, fail 20 be productive OF
healthy copsequerces tbro lghout the country.
The 8ttsck OF The IIasilngi0a Ual0R of today
upon Judge Douglas ie sn invocation to the formation
cf q new party, and Is teo most enpbs'ic Sppssl t
esorgsnz zstion to the Sta'es Of tine Unon t6st as
ever been made. In Ilrcis Douglas has not ouy the
Dew ocratic principle ss lsd down at Ciuciu asti but
a.o the Democratic orgsn zston Elsewhere in a
very few States the psIssus of The Uaion hsvs .he
Democratic ors anz siiop, tUt a0rhere DO hcy pect
or racogni.e he Democratic principle The UnOR
would exclude ali from the Democratic parry " no
DO not acc spt its idea Of the Democratic policy while
depounces fsctioniss and dsorganzers thos- VINO
recognize the organization ana the prime pie of tha
party find them asserted and laid down In lit
nois. Upon this theory the Democratic psrfy could
not exist to-day ard is apparent thas nc o"'Se @
article looks to ruptured party previous 70 Ieco.
NJ Buchanan processes 70 everybody 10 be utterly
Indifferent to the opine ms Of The Union, and WI
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samffae, SEN 25 geptember 1855.

nod etne Siertelltunbe TO ausbalten, finc nil
9erettet, benn in elmer Gjertelltunoe wercen wir
IN &altrtn lein. a.1 1885
Sagen sic benz goltiIpn, oaF, rrenn mir in
eIner Slertelitunce in &tItrin linD, i'd fiir bic
&r3lebun9 ietner GinOer lprgen weroe, Iaote
Die Soni9in. Damn iant lie einen NiOment mie
5erbro@en auf bic &ilien 3uriid. Gin eit3iser
ber35erelBenber Sdret orans aus ibrer 8ruit
berpor, uno einen Dtoment rang lie in pere
8tpeiflunsaoOllem Samer8 bic Sdnbe gu @ptt
euipcr. Damn waro ite tpieber gan; ltil uno
sefaBt, uno lebnte iid aus oe,n 6enlter, um bic
@etabr leben unO becba4ten gu f6nuen. ~
Ser YSa9en rplIte i'll ralenDer @ile pcrmGrts,
aber IN nod 9rDBerer Gle farten bic GbalIeur8
ouber 9eipren9t, INNER naber unD naber, iumer
fleiner rparb Die @ntfernuns Swilden ibnen unp
oem Wasen. S&cn fonnte ba8 idar5e, nett
lebenoe glu9e bic ein5elnen @e(i9ter unterlAets
ben, leet l9on bic s3aBe ertennen unO bic fans
menoen, bllsenoen Au8en. llnD ieet bSrte man
ldon ba8 laute Nufen unb S9reien, nit peut
lie lbre P!eroe gum ralderen Sa9en autrieben.
(6crtIebun9 fclSt)
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TuufmGnntIbe
Scr QlOODfof.

p Bearbettet BON u. Us 0 [ ff.
Gin 5dnttu fur Deutfds sntt6lt btsGSGttuOn unb kts
ut&tefen @efese Iarsanb NIT beOnstrt RddRt auf
3eentSeR, melae ftt Stabt Baltimore bstrefeu.
9rnsr eutbd tagette WertGen bGs g.
@&wUrntn. @rtte (Suryl Sefest fir 2Brtbe u Mtstber
fur 5spCtbetsn uRb gtDbtltnr 8rauff1eine fir guamG.
tt SGrsf&nfttn ggea uHb SUten Gee aae GBef6etbuns
@teenttumsrsd gsrtlbruassre6t, Qcea4seeS &ett ber
Sraun, bfGaftsre8f eeiese in 5ug auf duSeretut
Stwerbihetne, 8ef@laanabme Selpera unb &feftem
teruntpfen iSpts aud baS
m 1tsue 2i3ens @eles
brCSFt r % Sts ~ Rabsn In Der Office bes Gtder, isnis
ANE bet een GrAsern-IA s.s s.a.. III Spt20-S
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6rDcereis g{setme 2tquurs &c.
" M. Schneider u Comp,
46 Scutb SomarbItr., nabe Brattffr.

46 Sputb SOwaroitr., nabe Prattftr.
SutpDrter & Sealer
In 6eu@en fran;6Ftden fpan1en unb gdtapba- gDenen
IeBserer duSS ben beten 2aeen @ncnnatS franDff9en
Gs9nac, 3rdnbes, Jop4 Sn, retnea sprbbGur 8rann-
Wetu aus berubmten Dtaaerie DtIatr SGds,
Samatas Iu ArrGc be Batavia aae btutfheu Tr@te
ds 8wetf3en, eetrpdncte Strnen, Nubtln, 8rauptn,
asC 1oererlse, 8anse unb seipa tne Grbfen, Qtuen,
y eS eamtlen, Chocolate ie terasr paben auf aaser
dHten @mmsnbeer S4weser~SGe, 8rduter- lnD 2tmbur-
ger a6fs OGdnbtf6s lbeertnse 5arbtlsn u Sarbtnss,
SGGtI SerSelots 2Bryf; pbee Nret perben Dtsbtr-
SerfGufer b9tgf abaeBebeu. s3tf ,4asEzA H.-t
Getner baltn mir au Eager dltsn ut Bourbon aDbts
fes ae enbemtien SauprS, unb td mir feIb ratihcren
- nb mir I'm Stanoe wppIefale bic btgfea Yreie
ttren. .s.s .t'issaa-l q ss-ts u.
n 9erbtnbuns biarmit babe1 mad elmer gang Ne-
tbpbe eine. E.-
q g.. GiIT0=SSdbrif
etGb ltrt, wpbet NJ : I'M g StaKbe ftnb, betfeb r
btlIt8en Sretf etne auS8e3ei4 uete gDaa e
ju tsrnnnb bte 8r6Bten Srbres auS3ufGb-
en-, 9rpcerS ma9en wtr bterauf II dmtnt :"
It D aufmtrtfdm. Sunf0-S
A y racbt Is " nneif,
- Supporters
5F.E- ppn
beutI9en u. fran5SIiIden Weinen, 6ritdten unb
.5 @pnfecttcnarp tSa
SIR. 124 3pmSarbfrase unb gr. 157 Srantltnfra6t.
SDr baben tets elm erpBeS Ananum gDetaen tn te6er
Qualtta arf Eager ebenip 6uten rcnbs S9wtaer ~ Qt
burger 6Gie 56rnee Sarbeen, D1helpprfer Senf cpte
aud ein eroBes Spment der &pnfeetpnaras gDaaen unb
per0en i'm @rpsSertau 3u mdst8en Sretien ab8eaHsn.
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8seiasaa8Sm
Tff.atAAItAs !, ,@aItimUse gpt6tt" tVISFal
ttesa 1tprgta INIT MHsnabmt btS SonntaaD HEo
tstst Gents per gDcpe, an bte Grd8er 3aplbar.
Der ,gDeder" wtro ebenfaGs tn gDaftineDn unb
g5beeltae tGsGtb bGr& GrGser ben &bSnnsn'tn
tins 3aIs beiOrst.
Durt bic YSf psrlsusst tDfet Der tdeIt&t ,gDeder'
$3.50 per Sabr, In Inb btn9ter Upraus bEe'
Ia bluue. -sa
Rs- Das N pI6enbLdtt beS Baltimore Weder
er9etn ieSen 5rttta8 un6gtpfet i6brI& So lin unbe-
btnster @prauSbeaabIun8. .a "er Es ,ta
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Terms.

C111Ss
,ehs daily BAL fIM0RE WBKCER. is publish
essry morning (oLcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers 10 CITY Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cities of
"ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECFER
So. so in advance.
A1- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis nubl;o
he'd every Friday at ~ per annum and ST per
months in advance. ...-
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Aratefem alasD SeioenDeu
a. DIR. Swayne's
5uiamuen5eTetter Sprup prn 8ilbfirIaeu /
SlmRerproenfltcbe 4nr.

gOtnt 0fpds, 8rtrbriG Co., ws
D.. Smapns- gBerther loerr IS ais cine pA6f ee.
ssn pubum betraGeub suslet6 aber um snG asrsSt
~ ietn ptl 9 @u6 NIT etser MID bf setreeneen Rur 10
ben purpe. SIN estsn Stpber bate i'd cine iiars $raasr
tdGtnne aus We!4er th eiaSt6par bSets baS G du Rem
SaSssa s..I mss 0 a. sasrtS ane assrI s SSsm
pafrsn une aud pur6 bic Ssfnuns in etrer Srua an.
nn bs seup 9af ben Ss @ nSS Nag n+S
febr btnals y eeB mens 4erte ale 6Ofnuns aafaaben
unS metn Erant2 anBer Ssm 9te8 pcn Dlebn bieIten.
SIN bieen tenben 3udnb blsb i'd ange 3ett bic i'd ,u
ttnem @ertpgs absemaaert @n nn0 ur MILO aae 2rauns
sses pnn6srpOasa 9aren sslsien pa bic ssr SO S' @
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mad aItmurs, fns NIT benz Se5rau bsrelben an 8n
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naSw ab unp dlst4 8tba SOen sbraG bate mar ID pS.
sbs ia SABRE ab ssraUfen unbgap6 Sin tb rim oefnu.
ben Iann bs auf bteisn Gae ben g. Sent 1884, SD Bin N
BEN Iestn IS 6aaten ntt e;nu iran aepegt nb BE-
f'""' cas- ID &H' sr'S'a 0a"t tsTi9t9 ei ndtuaess0l
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afpr Ses Ssriiatr srs.s tt Der aItrDst d,ns
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btnD SrStIpPfn rber Serrdnfbe tselns Neiaune rfsr
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in Der DtItce DIS Baltimore gHefer."
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%prttpein, WiaOeira unb SherrBipetne.
100 8tsrtel as I'M 1aben TN 8pabaus wpruuter cine
Vdrtte Der befen Sualtat,
200 9uSenS DENT 9ppns Sdu3 entea I'm Qa6en ele in arD.
fen nsn 9artbisen na 8slsben bes GGufers abae.
aeEen werpen. .-... s. y. Gbdrrpn unb 6 ..
nal .t... r.. So. 132 unO 134 g3ef 2pmbdrbifr.
H. bireu S2iid bpu Sdn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

+ Dir. BAUMBAcK in his travels on the cane of
Good Hope, says: 1 found very frequently
among the Dutch Doors of the back country.
Ayer's Cherry PectOr05 which they keep hung
up by thong around the neck of tho bottle 10
IL peg over their hamnOcks. Indeed this seems
to be their sole protection against the throat and
lung disorders which are quite prevalent among
them. thought it speaking comment on the
practical genius of the American people, that
they should furnish The staple, / believe the on
y remedy this people buy to use Asking if
they used the same manufactured Pills, they
told me that better purgatives grew all around
them than any body could prepare.
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.sFE N..0. Doc
80 tfETBdf kY-P4RKq

In reference 70 tpF TopD,s Antrbious ors1,ve.
Mr. Jacob Bali % Utica, Licking 0o: Ohio, writes:
4 ind them to be excellent medicine, 81
A1r. VIM M'eaughey, Of CResteEvilIe Monroe Co.. Ohio
writes "They are The best Pills We can get,,
james Packer, of SUNNI sosrset Co., Pa, writes
II have been using them for the last four and p
them, very hghly:P ~.
;, J. e. Norris Of the g. l. r. R at steubenytlle says
NJ Belts, of Sage, Upshur Co., va, says, ~ have
been greatly benefited by your excellent Liver Pis
Camden, Of weston va, aaysof hem: ..They are
certainly very valuable scarcely know how could do
without the they the only medicine Ihave used for
Is months and would earnestly recommend them to All
dyspepucs.n ~ ,
The above selections few Asdreds that might
be gwen and yet, neDsr srtfcatss! We
asking. ,l.5il. 81
Todds Pills are for sale Address
your orders to 4. H. LOGAN & co, ID
eas4 zoos General Agents.
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By THE UNION LINE. ~ g E
TO y THE DA41sK 1NTELLIGasNGER
OFFICE, CORNER WAFER AND MONROE sTsErrs.
e FROM WASHINGTON.

: AUGUST 14.-Dates from Matamorss to the
! 9th July arc received via New Orleans Du.-
range bad fallen into the hands of forces under
the Gov. of chihuahua, who declared for the
consultation Of Gnahissato, Guadalajara
and Jeacatecas had also been conquered by the
liberals. Gen. CARA had left Matamoras to gu.
pertntend in psrson the movements of the Tam.
alipes forces. Gen. Yidaurrix was to take the
field on the 9th at the, head of the main body
of the army of the, North. Immediately on
taking San Luis Patosi, Col Zuczua banislted
the Bishop Of the diocese and thirty priests for
encouraging the reactionary forces to resist his
entrance. .t'.t eai
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Burns, the Murderer Kakes Another A tte1nps

Burns, the Murderer NGkes Another A tte1apt
apon his LJe.-John Burns, confined in the
county jail under sentence of death for the
murder Of Mary MOntony, made another attempt
F day night, upon his life. About IL o'clock
he took piece Of heavy tin, bent it upon a
shlrpened stsel pen so as to fasten it firmly and
then made an inci>Sion in his left arm. He did
not strike the main artery butsthe blood flowed
p'"fusely FIR two or three hours. The miserable
man was upon the floor at the time, but after
bleeding awhile -drs3ged himself up on. the bed
where he tainted. Some time afterwards he re
covered and tore open the clogged wound, with
desperate determination to end his M serable
life. His weakness prevented him from making
further efforts and. he was discovered in an ex-
IIausted and almost rigid condition, about 8
o'clock Saturday morning. Physicians were
called in and the blood was Immediately
staGnchcd, and remedies applied to ctfectual.
ly revive the sinking patient. The cell and
the prisoner presented ghastly and shock.
ing sight, the bed and the floor containing great
pools of hood. Burns remarked to those around
him, when he recovered, that he did not expect
to see them there. He seemed surprised to still
find himself in the cell, and said that bleeding
10 death was an awful way to end ones exist
ence. He lost over gallon of blood, and it
regarded as amost extraordinary circumstance
{ AT he did not die. After staunchins the blood
the physicians baudaged the arm and watch
was placed over him to see that he did not tear
them off. We learn that from this time forward
till the Sd of September, watch will be kept
upon his actions to prevent further attempts
upon has life. The father of Burns visited the
Jail yesterday and enquired anxiously if his son
was dead. Upon being answered in the affirm
alive he seemed disappointed and chagrined.-
1t is said the father remarked to the son when
he gave him the thumb lance, some weeks ago,
''Be busy, John, and I'll soon meet you'' Its
not known whether this remark had reference
to a design on the part of the father to connie
suicide or to his extreme old age and increasing
intirmitics.
P. S.-When one of our reporters saw Burns
on Saturday evening, he was lying onra bed
which had been fixed for him by Tailor Smith,
in the hall Of the prison. He was deathly pale
from his excessive bleeding, and appeared quite
weak, as was Judged from his efforts made once
in awhile to turn himself He every now and
then muttcred iucoherently, and appeared to be
suffering under extreme mental depression
frequently saying "Oh my" The spectacle of
the poor wretch tossing upon his couch was
Ptiabe in the last degree, and could not fail to
deeply impress the beholder with the extent OF
misery suffered 10y one in " hose heart 'tthe worm
deth not"
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH GABLE

TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.
TRINITY BAY, Aug l3.-Mr. Whitehouse and
his assistants decline to give any information
respecting the electical operations on theisub-
marine telegraph, excepting that the signals are
constantly passing Trough the cable All the
We hazard little hoxeyer in saying that
it has as yet been found impossible to work Mr.
Warehouses; recording instruments successful.
y. No Doubt is entertained, however, that the
Hughes instrument, whenlready will overcome
all difficulties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

/ q AAGGS AttI TIC GlI1IITB14T
Nag 81 eSe 81 q, nPsn yheh 18th. the
Sapgs Govt
edtaneous Is
5aon.. ~. The SEoDFetss gsEs
.6s but their length
one B6fEle TFl6I6F6ahE. ia S5I
@ 9 Tor S9 $40 4SgfS S. L9gS having
n, S
liii,...ss Oat Of EuERatory.
tSs psSas os
months, vas cured three 81 de
isitY the little cllIaEen. @
ohicaso. 81 lass
G5 s 20 TassE etc aseeE
and in few ystas little suiersr vac veil HIS a
Mr.. George had long sur.
By The ase " G
restored to her ostEIhal bsastSi 80 q hEs sss;i
b sagsPs asilOTy Of
Until he tried Tie arctic Lnipsns Three bottles cured
XXond cEfal t1rel aaes54s 2
mrs: Bedford Mobile
s 'sss ssis sSsp ass sis
= as 1s1is; Fsas., Nov 2s.A, 1851. g
SsSsi ses
yexFa ted scsis a9d gES 1Srt
The s s5s ". .s' g
HENRESHATERsE1i9I. idsnoe Jaotlpn atress.ss
~ 80 zWEpsTse ciT7. low, NOV. sth. 1851.
ia 4. sir For 1eFe than three 5eFrs
degree and tried PLY
to no effect; Try the Arctic
daughter was anlicted in the game The
ana during portion of the time entirely blind
eyes are perfectly have 4 WIi one two
surfing IN aea EVE
y0uFtnYs4osoe FeuedStn my house TonratrulyS %
~ sWEssTER Cry, Iowa N6y. err iSS7,q5
that am veil acquained with iaE
noS H. s VIVA me cures he
J.J.wADsRoRTH, P, NJ, webaser City.
.l dS0Od fer Anilaa Is.
This Inv aluable Linnent also e0paIy IN
curing the Diseases OF witness the following
keep Sta 5iesn SE
orally known throughout the United states.
We. tbeuHderslgne ATCtsf LINZ,
EN- IoT number o. nVn,liH cheerlpy testify
Of the Arctic being the best Libiuen made,
plumber VI years, livery tbs cityGnl
our about horges their seas-
msnt Is the only we have found dSsoags Sgscos
SSESisy ommsnd II to Sllli
9ata LyNOHp ARNOT& CO,
q s {b Druggists sa having ing old LRi@snts on
I9ss g. purchase them ARCTIC
- - Liberal .;S i i.iroposftIqn. =
me agree TO each ola
one year This b one OF TN y
benefit Pfop
Is The Arctic IN shcent, cent, and
s FSf & E
An Agent wanted invss town and Via. HSse,
lions must always be refer
suces, For sole by LAuGHAINs q BUsHFlRLD,
4taNSrHl Accents
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FIRE

ST.. Louis, Aug. 14.-'Two work shops, dining
hall, the Chapel Hospital, and two or three other
small buildings. together with a large quantity
Of material n and furnished work, belonging to
fire last night Loss 100000; fully insured. s
The State loses nothing, Messrs Sanger &
Carey having purchased the entire property
from the State some time since.
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PROM SANTA m

ST. Louis, Aug 14.-.'rhe Santa Fe mails
with dates to the 26th OF July arrived at Inde-
pendence on the l0thinst News unimportant.
Crops reported very fine Health of Santa Fe
good. Business reviying. Navajo Indians killed
anegro belonging to Major Brook'siat FortiDe-
tiance and refuse 10 oliver up the murderer, in
consequence of which some difficulty was ap.
pretended.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR. JAMES CLARKES


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescrpt Of or u Clarke, n: D.
Paystctaa Extraordinary to tie Queea. s.
This invaluable medicine is unailIng in the al
those painful dangerous diseases which the female
constitution s subject. It moderates all re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
on. t,s
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL Is especially suited It WILL bring on the
monthly period with regularity. lH
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterIer,s.
CAUTION.
Thee Pis should not be taken 6ysdles dUrtng the
FIRST THREE 1[0NTHS Of pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage any other time they
arc stste
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Papita.
ton of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these pills will
effect when all other have failed. and all
though powerful remedy not contain iron, caloei,
anthony, anything hurttul to the constitution.
qualifications In the pamphlet each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
.G JOB MOSES,
(BsteI I. c. baldwin Co.. Rochester, N.Y..
B-91,O0 and postage stamps enclosed to my au.
thorlsed Agent, win insure bottle, containing so PMS
by return mail. - I'd
For sale by n. h. LOGAN q co.. In. wheeling,
BIZ. Pahnestook Co., Wholesale Agents, Pittsburg;
Purcell, Laid Co., Wholesale Agents Va, at TGEi-
nonat I.ELstzitsT IA cs {s ap2s-ly 2
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ARRIYAL,, Of 8 = grHE q C,AHAW5RIA..l

ARREFAL UF.IHE CAHAWBA.
CHARLESTON. Aug. The steamship Ca.
hawba from Havana, via: Key West, 10th inst.
has arrived at this port
The Spanish Consul was drowned at Key
West on the 9th of July.
The barqne Benz. Burgess, from Cienfuegos for
Boston, arrived at Key West, after the loss of
part of herscargo!
at Havana sugars were active and had adj
vanced! Sterling exchange on N. Y 23.4a3
per cent premium.
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French Goods


pieces ~ vde warranted fast coloru at
second mourning chntzes at IN cents az, 3 a.
LouP!NE's BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at SIX cents
very best quality, which used to se at rs
low 6 Il ard. ilIE 1--WE : 49, =. -
CHALLYD DE LAINEs-Plain and figured, the very finest
plain at 20 cents, and figured at IS cents q yard.
OMBRS GRAPE E'ESP49NE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and scOlors, very low price, - -
2S cents yard. - = - = - - 10y
To a few pieces Amsine Dress Goods, very nice and
500 Pieces CIV SfIk.-An excellent all.boilea
Black SIX, very ichlustre wde 1t only OK cts
per yards soldlast season at 81 per yard. . ii
'Nhe &&rentenI Bargnin FYet.H
M!ll aell superior SILK ROBES yards EACH same
quality sold last season from S25 $50, For only
SD. apiece. ! challenge any merchant possessing
sod that their value Also superior article COLORED
1,OULTDE ROBES a QUZLLES, side stripes very de-
Ssaes eo9rs and de gns sndwill be sold at bargan.-
Of very recent Importation of large New York
retail were bought below
lso lust received about 90 dress patterns
fancy sinks, very handsome and cheap. .fi,s.lf
luO BAkEGE, LAWN ClIALLH ROBES, both side strnra
and double skirts Barge Robes 20 yds as sold
last season will now sell for S5 iOhnIy ROhes
eHSsient cheap Pine Lawn Robes ut only one
uolar aud fifty Gents apiece; at ALEX. uEYAIAN1S,
rfa7' sfs Rs4t 80 r t131 Man st.
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& YEILOW FEYER

-. 494el4O W FEV Ell.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-@The deaths from
yellow fever yesterday were so.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 14.-Several deaths have
occurred here from yellow fever. The physi-
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VIRGINIA cENrRaI. R
BRIDGE STOCK FOR sAIB.

- lSRIDGBi STOCK FOR SAFE.
If0& SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or AUGUST NEXT,
" will sell at public auction, At the front door OF tie
Court House nf Ohio county comrencng the sale
at eleven O'Clock A. M Four Hundred Fifteen Shares
Company. - ~ q fftsiEs7 2
The stock will be offered in lots otWenty shares with
privilege to the buyer to take 100 shares.
js1s-td [Argus copy.l ~ - .''' 80
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NElY YuRK AIARKEI,

n. NIW IUNh NAlthET.
AUeUsr 14.-Fonr firm; $500 bbls sold
Wheat buoyant; 10000 bus. sold Mflwaukio
club wheat, unsonnd, 95a$f, 90 Corn tiFn;
10000 bus sold; mixed 7la84 1-2; white 85a88.
Pork heavy; mess $17,40. Lard steady at IL
1-2alI go. Whisky dull.
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NOTICETO ll0UsEKE EEPERs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
5l sg99GriGsr takes great pleasure informing his
his SPRING SIOER5t0F 900IlS which is very large
am the offered in this city
DIV STOCK consists In part of complete assortme Of
Garpets Rugs, OIL Cloths, Wall Paper window Shades
curtain Da!nssks Satin De anes, Gilt Cornices Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Plano Covers, IoEether
great variety OF articles mention This
STOCK mas been selected with prize
and do think that offer tlat have
not before been offered In this city. ~
Those in of Goods in the House line win
please call at the old stand Ne l43, Main 81, and.
satsy tasnaeVes that this the place for Good Ceu
GOODS. saa..f tzs. J. @. HARBOUR,
10
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/, BALTIMORE MARKET.
AuGusT 14-~Flour quiet but firm. Wheat
firm6r; red 81, 7al, 30; white $l,25a1 40 Corn,
white 80a82; yellow Sass. Whisky dull at
Csc. Provisions steady: