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ana sLce Jan. /:
Fer ne Wctk 1856. 1857. ISIS.
0,.a............... Itf3. fgf3gl x1j:.542
General Mer, tsLise... l,ji31i5 l,6sJ,lI 2loiooS
Total for Week.......s 26.66lt S297.552 - ~, 80
Previously reported. ....l78@5fA l2N&tl5 ll6-'!i"
Since January $3.50 s52o4e sl95S9s7 Ell, 1880
TIE following is a comparative statement Of the
Exports, exclusive Of specie from NewYork 20 For
eign ports, for the week and since January /:
1883, 1857. 1858.
Total fcr The week.-mrs. l27ti fif1i6li tBLlH
Previously IeIoI.ed..... 6l5i8Gj Ji,i6'&3 io5s1S-
Since Jan. l...... 4G3 SGoS7 sde62~) sf,@95ly
Tie following table Will compare the exports of the
seven rrncpa staple articles for the week and year:
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DecTease comTaTcd Win 'o01"''
Tie City of Baltimore for Liverpool to-day took
$36s, 200 in specie.
Tie Exports Of Specie from this port for the week
ending Oct. %, and for the year 1873 were as fol-
lows:
Bark Mary wilkins Blcpos Ayres-Dontoons. $50 'D
Bark Carssa Porto cO-SIarish God......... 1870 on
Barb Tivoa Porto Rco-Amercau God........ 10000 on
- L.. l. =
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TIE following is the amount of Coal transported on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the
week ending Thursday, Oct. n, 1858:

10 same tiuIe 1857 )ret V0i ~
The following is the amount OF Coal transporter -
the Schuylkl Navigation for the week ending Thurs
day Oct "A lsjS:
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by telegraph.

The Br steamship Indian Empire, Courtenay for GAs
Hssx sailed from Quarantine at 1850 y. sd, HAVING =
foul Of brig Previously
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

An eastern paper dominates Hon. r. M T. Hunter for
President, and Gov Willard, Of Indiana for Vice Presi
dent The indianapolis Sentinel thinks "this would
make strong and very acceptable ticket
Senator Polk reached st. Louis from this city on the
18th inbtant.
The Turkish Admiral sailed on "Wednesday in the Aua
ba from Boston He will inspect the ships building
England and then proceed home where Mis- services are
required n connection with the troubles Montenegro
Archibald Wright, esq, Of Shelby. Tennessee has been
appointed to fill the vacancy the supreme bench oc
stoned by the death of Judge Harris until an incumbent
be elected which win be done the I'd day of Sep
tembcr next
Dr. Thos. M. Tate Sixth Auditor of the Treasury De-
partmcnt left the city last evening to be absent In the
West for about ten days During his absence, Esnry
St George Onntt, the clerk Of that Office, will perform
his duties under appointment acting auditor.
The Secretary of War was in Cincinnati Thursday
last,
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Total government force

Besides these, we might add In the army of Pesqui-
err, in Sonora the State forces of Chihuahua now re-
ported % be marching against the government forces Of
Durango the forces of Colima the reserve Of old AL
yarez who is still at his home and the different petty
armies in Yucatan, Tobssco Tehuantepec and Chiapas
All Of these forces have to live the country they
visit as they have organization by which armies
be fed clothed, armed The government forces have
partial support in places and also the federalists
In places like Vera Cruz, but general rule forced
loans are the only resources Of the day.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE EARTHQUAKE
The two aqusducs which carry water into Mexico have
been badly damaged especially the which passes into
the city by the Gara de BcIcn. This Is broken COM
10 Chapuecc the arches are broken horizontally show
ing that they subjected to a oscillating
uon The water precipitatcd from the aquctlucts
throughout the entire line. The damages done to these
public works win require large sum to repair and In
the mean time the supply Of water in tho city will be
small The water in all the bitches throughout tho city
was thrown for distance into the streets The Tacu
paya road was completely drenchcd by the water dis
charged upon IL from either side
IN many parts of tho city wide cracks were made in the
'h In some places 1t has assumed an rregularity of
several inches the sides Of these cracks by sinking
aeynting We learn that In private house nehalf
Oh the hoor of has sunk down several inches below
no other half making complete step. The streets In
several places have been broken open for long distance
and some assures which have wide enough to
S,' persons finger. The water pipes throughout the
ivy nave been broken in many places and small springs
nave suddenly made their appearance
r. me taek OF the Guadalupe railroad received damage
~ several places Fortunately tho trains were not run
mug az The time. The damage done has been repaired
"'m 'hc road has since resumed its regular trips
converts Of San Fernando, san Francisco Profesa
Seronmo, San Juan and the sagrario have been Sc
nousy damaged
Dan Fernando is considered TO he ruin although IL
M us'ans its upright position II is broken and crack
"'ooghout and Is declared to be unsafe.
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CRIMINAL COURT.

FRIDAY July l6.--The court met at the usual hour
The first called that of Michael Shea who stands
indicted for assault and battery the 7th of June
last onthe person Of Joseph Fletcher with an intent to
kill him.
JosEpH FLxrcHEn testified that last election day he
saw crowd the of 4th street and Massacr
sets avenue at about five o'clock in the afternoon, and
away; when about half way through alley he
shot at thinks he heard the bullet but Is not sure
very much frightened. Witness not struck or
hit /; does not know whether any chasing him
did not see Michael Shea fire at him.
MARY SHEAHAN testified that on the day of election
she Michael Shea shoot pistol musket and saw
some run through the alley, who she thinks was
Fletcher don't know whether Shea shot at Fletcher or
not.
Mr. HON. testified that he saw crowd coming mn
9TH street on election day and heard Michael Shea say
that he had shot at young who going through
the alley with pistol In his hand and ii he had not
turned the corner SO quick he would have killed him.
Shea lives next door to witness
JAMES CAvASAGM testified that he Shea standing at
the OF the alley with pistol in his hand and a.
Fletcher down the alley witness heard the report Of
pistol did not see who fired it, Did not Fletcher
have pistol in his hand that day
EvELISA fIuNpHREYs testified that she heard Michael
Shea say that he had Just 'frcd at Of them with
an OATH and II nc had hit him he would have killed him
Did not hear him say who he fired at
JOHN SULLIVAN then called for the defence. Has
known Shea four five years. and he bears good char
meter s peaceable and quiet man.
MICHAEL WALLER testified that Shea lived next door to
him. and his character good.
The jury returned verdict Of not guilty.
John Fallen and Andrew Kdwcll then put on trial
for committed on the 18th of April last
MARGARET WATSON testified that She saw the prisoners
at the bar set fire To straw in the house mentioned
in the indictment First street, adjoining the house &C.
cupied by Sarah Thomas They tore off aths and
put the straw In the hole and set it on fire it burned
place about foot square and then went out it
unoccupied house II bad not been occupied for long
time. John Fallen was tho who set it on fire, but
both tho prisoners were together.
Police Officer CntrLsr testified that there were evil
dences Of the house in question having been set fire
by some person, and described the premises
lsABxa TuoRSTos called for the defence and tes
tilted that the burnt place in tho house which she
in different location from that sworn to by the two
witnesses for the prosecution.
The jury returned verdict of guilty indicted. The
counsel for the prisoners then entered motion for new
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WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

wv INTEIIIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND Acknowledgements
FARNAM Once Main street. the Banking
Cole Sumner, Il Co., In Crosse Wisconsin.
am prcparcdto buy SELL or give Information with regard
farms farming ads lands
with money Minnesota 10 attend to
the selling leasing lands lots dwelling houses
ery commission make collections taxes es
collect rents &c., &C.
Particular attention LOANING MONEY guaranty
to loan
aud secure the from twelve paid
nunly Security real estate Wisconsin
than New
rs to 100 legal Wisconsin, high
IL and there i
All business and letters OF inquiry promptly
turns remited by mail or express part Of the country
Feb l7-6m. GEO FARNAM.
He refers to the following gentlemen Hon waslburns NJ c.
Mineral Point WIS.,; Gov. Alex W. Randall Madison
f. d. Campbell La Crosse Hastings Estate
Tenpecan, Wis Hon. Theo. Rodo (recever oe
Crosse, WIS., Hon. D. Cameron Crosse Judge Lord do
do Hon Geo Gall, Judge 9th judicial ccui Galeyle
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nfty Washington Possession having been
resned the tenant this establishment viii be opened
the June, the direction accommodating sucrnend
and most reliable courteous assistants.
pains will be spared order accommodate tho
guests regain reputation Of these The
Orange railroad leave Alexandria IN O'Clock In the morning
In the evening, At OK and =, next
Richmond also thus anordng the most con
yenien mode Of
months ending it
Der children year old and under IL servants also
hnlfprce THOMAS GREEN
23-2inoa
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CHARLEs,s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.---Tnt

~ ORIGINAL. AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMP0RrED.-This Gin,
distilled In London from sound barley under
British excise laws decately favored with
juniper berry and Of the valuable
table Kingdom rendering the opinion OF the ed
cal men, the pures and safest stmulan duretc drink
II Is delicious tonic delicate entirely
from other Gin and devoid Of that acd
des the article known Holland schnapps Objectionable
Though not Intended medicine Its
generally In cases Of Dyspepsia Govt Rheumas Dopsy Gravel
Collie Cholera Fever and Ague Structure Diseases the
the Kidneys and the Bowels, Debility
weaker sex will find BY It's adoption relief from those distress
which frequently attend
Dr. Valentine Mott Of New York. tho highest
CHARLS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
other but tho best article tho no
peculiarly adapted to settlers in the southern and
States we'll for travellers exposed changes or
For sale quarts i've cents and pnts thirty cents
BY all druggists frutcrrs and
Of iniatons. Buy only CIIAlEs NONE OTHER MpORTED
May BIO had in Washington of Ford Brother Clark j.
Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard Ryon
EDMUND G. CHARLES, ss5i
NFa. Importer No. 40 broadway, New York.
EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar LILY 40 Broadway New York
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b6~ To THE VOTERS THE FIRST PREcrNCr or THE
FouRH hereby that election will be
held Monday the 10Th Of july 1855
sixth and streets for member Of the Board
ward supply the by the resignation Of John
II. Goddard, esq. $50
The polls will be opened o'clock cosed o'clock,
Il. IN. JOHN BOWLING, .ssa
BENEDICT inI.BURN
ETC ECKlOFF,
Commissioners OF Election
,Tuly l-6 Il
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|
TIM CInsApEsKK AND ONO CANAL is once more in
working ORDER and boats expected to arrive at
Telegraph says
We happy to state reliable information, that
the canal is in complete navgabe order throughout
its entire length The cribs at dam No have all been
put in and firmly secured The bars and slides have all
been removed and the whole work put in better order
than II hes been for several years Boatmen, should
they conclude to resume operations will find the work as
We represent it.
LLoYD's RESTAURANT. have written about turtle
soup and turtle steak but say that have
eaten them About l o'clock yesterday afternoon
servant invaded Office with abundance of turtle
steak and soup of excellent quality Although II
u day set to work. and with the assistance of
corps Of editors and reporters, made very hearty
lunch indeed Inc supply of turtle at this restaurant is
not diminished however, and readers
that turtle steaks and turtle soup will be plentiful to-
day they yesterday See green turtle advertise
ments numbered from one to ten
ST. ANDREWS FREE CHoncm laying Of the corner
stone of this church edfce will take place on Monday
next at clock p m, ut the Of Fourteenth and
N streets
EXCURSIONS. -Ridgcly Encampment of Odd Fellows
will give excursion to Glymont on Monday next the
Methodist Protestant Sabbath School of Georgetown on
the 26h inst and the St. Peters Sunday School on the
10th of August
The SrEUnEi MONUMENT FESTIVAL will take place on
the Goth inst. at Arlington Spring.
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National Hotel.
United states Hotel.
In J. y w. M GALT.s STEAM FIRE-WooD

IN J. Il w. M. GALT'S STEAM FIRE-WOOD
Mills and general Fuel Depotavin taking grounds
known Van Ness wharf foot OF Seventeenth street.
thereon steam rewooi mills prepared
unrivaed sawed aud split wood, which eecuay
and convenience being
the saving nothing
wood OF the time consumed by
close OF n
All wood purchased Of give satisfaction or no
sale.
In our coal department cannot be surpassed purchase
but the best article, prepared
coal all perfectly weather
enabling deliver COOL order year
T. J. w. NJ GAIT.
Offices northwest OF 10Th and
Pennsylvania avenue, and foot Of 18th street.
July 14-dn
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165~ KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTION IA special
Of Washington Commandery No. will BIO held this
Saturday. evening at the Asylum, at TX O'Clock
full attendance Is desired business Of interest all will BIO
under consideration.
BY order OF the N. Il. c. pit, -
July Ills WALTER s. McNAIRY, Recorder,
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DEDFORD SPRINGS.-This we'll known and de-
ugh,ial SUMMER RESORT viii be The reception Of
10th OF June and until the lt OF October
building erected fully
compeod and establishment has furnished
the accommodations viii be o. character hot OK
celled In any part of the United States.
hotel VIII the management Of Mr. A. a. ALIEN,
attention TO his guests Rp0
atntlcst assurance OF and kind treatment
IA deemed 10
passengers reach Bedford BY daylight ride from
Cianibcrsburg.
company extensive supply dealers
and individuals with BEDFORD WATER by the barrel earboy OF
in bottles, at the following prices, at the Springs, vas
For barrel mulberry ........ o. 90
FOR a do oak ....... ........ 5 90
y do mulberry 90
For 1. do oak ........... 90
C,rboy 10 gallons . ~. =. -. i. ....... %
Bottles, TX pint dozen 90
carefully prepared purchasers may depend
upon receiving the water fresh and sweet
All communications should be addressed W
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS Co.
June 3O--dlw Bedford eouaty, Pa.
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TINO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND PRECINCT
Il Of tho Fourth Notice hereby given that special
will held Monday July, 1885,
wing tho City Hail.
board Of aldermen a said ward supply vacancy
by the resignation u John H. Goddard, esq.
The polls 10 be opened arrk and closed At o'clock,
p NJ, RANDOLPH COYIE,
CHARLES B. NAURy,
u st 80 =, GEiRGE 4 .GlDKON, =
July 14-dM 81 Commissioners.
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WE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS

NTE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS
w our reduced scale Of all
(of this seasons imporato In all fabrics all entire
spring and iks with all
stu0s generally for which the demand
This nduccmcnt added to the ct that stock of all
fabrics large in all departments seekers OF
more favorable opportunity Of really the best goods
at the most moderate rates.
Ono price only marked plain figures purchaser
overchargcd.
We opening All old be In
cash setcmen by note will not apwer prior opening
PERRY 4 BROTHER
"Ccntral Stores, building
July lo--l0tln opposite Centre Market.
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DED SULPHUR PRINGs--MoSaoK COUNTY vrR

-
GsIAThcse celebrated Mineral Springs for the
reception visitors Is well known that medicinal
that been tried had signal this
the sulphur Springs the speedy OF Of
nary consumption bronchial affections chronic darrhos dyspepsia
and diseases Of the BRAIN
Visitors Richmond and yncbag should leave the Virginia and
railroad Newburn Depot They will then have but
eight miles staging road Via Orange and Alex
andra railroad there about miles
Of staging
ya would better and better and attention.
by coming early usually much crowded through the
month OF August T. 5. CAMPBELL 4 GO.
May 30-d2ino
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The SrEUnry MONUMENT FESTIVAL will take place o.
the 26th inst. at Arlington Spring.
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VONESS WHITE SUlPnUR AND CHAl.lBEAT
81 Springs county CaroinaThese
healthy pleasant section OF the country, 10 miles
Depot tho Raleigh CASTOR railroad which
place Mr. John Wilson will keep and handsome four horse
stage, passengers directly the Springs
establishment opened reception
the 18th day OF June, 1858.
per month $50
week 10 90
Z" day ,,.......... 90
month IL
20 day Observation-Disclosures. rs
children IL years hafpriee
daily mail will be brought the Springs during the
w. d.
as.a n N "a t5 !
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DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
u LADIES-rre,ch English. Washington, d. C.

V1OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
I'D LADIIS-rrench' English. Washington, ID. C.
Princpal--ncnad Macleod, A. NJ University, Glasgow
viii begin the Monday Of Sop
TENDER and end the 30th day Of June following tE
Instruction. aud the cicncy and Of the French
department, n " unsurpassed
will composed first " Inst
others who equally 70 take the elevated
and literature For further Information circ
lars July 3-D&sWwcdkssi
* GREEN TURTLES
ftOyDs NATIONAL RESTAURANT,
July 1s- 81 Southeast Of Seventh and streets
UNFOLDING PRESENTS.-To our already very
w large scgnn jewelry watches, ard
added Of goods
suisblc for wedding presents
W GAIT 4 BRO Jewellers,
July 10 32i Penn. avenue
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GREEN TURTLE

II0YDS NATIONAL. RESTAURANT,
July l6-3t Southeast OF seventh streets.
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S CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN persons

forewarned during this hot weather
much cold water and In order be perfectly
ortabe they should walk TO syvosr Drug 9th
and streets and take glass Hook Sirup
which admitted by the immense who daily
fountains 70 be the best Ia the city.
July 11-d2w
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Icorespondenee OF the New York Herald
MKxIoo. June 80. lg5,
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GREEN TURTLES

IfOyDs NATIONAL RESTAURANT,
p 81 Southeast corner Of Seventh and + streets.
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July ll-St
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DUTA BAGA TURNIP.--Just received from
III LANDRETH SON fresh supply OF the excellent
stock rnp seed together with other choice
Bird Seed Pressed Herbs culinary and medicinal descriptive
catalogue call at the
AGENCY FOR LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS
July 8-eo3trhS&Tu* 1853 st. doors Patent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-22

TRoUBIEs-We should brave trouble as the New
England schoolby braves winter. The school is 8
mile away over the hill, yet he fingers not BY the
fre-but with his books slung over his shoulders,
and his cap tied closely under his chin he sets forth
to face the storm And whom he reaches the topmost
ridge, where the powdered snow lies in drifts, and
the north wind comes keen and biting, does be
shrink and cover down beneath the fences, or run
into the nearest house to warm himself! No; he
buttons up his coat and rejoioesl to defy the blast,
and losses the snow wreath with his foot, and so,
erect and fearless, with strong heart and rudy
cheek, he goes on to his place at school.
Now, when the fierce Windsof adversely blow over
you, and, and your lifes summer lies buried beneath
frsst and snow, do not linger inactiveOrsnk coward
ly down by the way, turn aside from your course
for momentary warmth and shelter, but, with stout
heart and firm step, go forward in Gods strength
to vanquish trouble and to bid defiance to disaster
If there is ever time to be ambitious it is not when
ambition is easy but Ehenit is hard. Fight in dark
ness. fight when you are down, die hard, and you
won't die at all That gelstinOus man, whose bones
are not even muscles and whose muscles, and whose
muscles are pulp-that man is q ceWsrd.-HsHTy
Ward BseehsT.
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The pre.inent At the Relay House

Familiar as our people are generally with the
transformations habits Of the chief officers Of our
government, cannot witness them, with the
knoWledge of the pomp of show Of royalty to invite
the controst, without involuntsrily indulging it.
On Saturday last President Buchanan arrived at
the Relsy House, or Washington junction as it is
more properly called en- route for Washington city.
There was rumor abroad that he was to arrive, and
the visitors had consequently grouped about the
house when the train came along We soon per-
ceived the President coming from the to the plat
FORM looking hearty, but thoroughly travel soiled
smiling and cheerful. By his side, and evidently
offering with gentlemanly Difference the courtesy Of
attention, was rather rough-lOOkiDg individual,
whom we took for conductor or brskesmsn-the gen.
tleman will excuse our blunderiRg in such matter
but, upon inquiry, We we're informed was Sir
William Gore Ouseley.
On passing into the bar-room the President threw
off his coat and his white neck cloth, caFelessly
pitching them over chair, opened his shirt collar
and tucked up his sleeves for wash, oOnvenences
for this purpose being in the apartment. At the
time however, both basins were occupied by two
Young men, neither of whom seemed to be aware
that the President was about. He waited patiently
some time when some one spoke and invited him up
stairs. He declined, however, quietly remarking
that he would swat for his turn" And as soon as
the basins were vacated he stock his turn" in jolly
good wash in the public bar room. This done, he
seemed rather peFpiexed about the arrangement Of
his neckcloth and seemed likely TO tie his nose and
mouth up in it. Somebody just then offered assis-
tanoe, and the President was briefly equipped.
At about this time, person who had come into
the room sung out pretty near to him, "Look here
| thought the old Pres. was to be here to-day"
The speech was cut short by nudge, while mo-
mentsry eomical expression passed across the face
of that same 'old Pres" oigsr was handed to him
BY friend; be took good satisfying drink of-nOt
cold rye" which he is said to affect when prime
but ice water; had barely fired up the cigar, when
the bell rung, and call aboard" summoned the Chief
Magistrate Of the United States to his seat in the
cars, and away they went to Washington.
We took our admiration of this scene of republican
simplicity quietly with us into the cars for Baltimore
and mused with some complscenoy over the sterling
honor of being an American citizen.-BaltinOTe Sun,
Aug. 16.