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famous fisher found himself Iather Of five flirting
females Fanny, Florence, Fernando. Francesca and
Fenela. The rst four were dateatared ill-favored,
forbidden faced, freckled, frumps fretful hppant
foolish and haunting Fenella was lpe.featured,
fresh, feetfo0ied fairy, frank free and full OF fun.
The Usher failed and was forced by tickle fortune TO
forego his loonan, forfeit his iorelathers fine fied
aud fad forloru farmhouse in a forsalzen forest
The four fetful females, fond Of figuring at feasts in
feathers and fashionable iine7y fnmed at their fug
tive ather. Forsaken by fuls0me hattering fortune
hnnteis, who followed them when they first hourished,
Fenela ondled her father favored their food forgot
her catering followers. aud froeked in frIeze With
out tiounces. The father finding himself forced to
forage ia foreign parts for fortnne found he could
afford a farshing 10 his FIVE fondngs.
The FIRST onr were fain to foster their frivoty with
iue ffils and fans ct flush their fathers finances
Fenela, fearful Of flooring him, formed fancy for
full fresh flower Fate favored the dish doctor for
few days, when he fell in with fog his yis foot
steps iatered, aud food failed. He found himself in
front Of fortified fortress Finding It orsaken and
feeling himself feeble aud for0rn with fasting, he
fed the fish, flesh and fowl he found, Ficaseed aud
fried, and when full fell dat on the floor. Fresh In
the forenoon be forthwith flew to the fruitful fields
and not forgetting Fenela iilched fair flower, when
foul, nightiul, hendish figure flashed forth: " Fell
onious fellow, lingering nv lowers. III finish you /
Go say farewell 70 your fine elictous family and face
me in foftniQhtr
The faInt.hearted fisher famed and ALTERED. and
fast was far Ia his flight His FIVE daughters flew to
fall at his feet. and erventy fecitate him. Frantic
ally and duently be unfoded his fate Fenela, forth
with fortified by her hliai fondness, followed her
fathers footsteps and flung her fautess form at the
foot Of the irightful figure. who forgave the father
and fell Eat his face for be had feryently fallen in
Gerry nt of love for the fair FeDea He Toasted her
Oil fascinated by bis faithfulness. she forgot the fe
rocity OF his face, form and features aud frankly and
iondy fixed Friday. 5th Of February for the affair TO
come off, There was estivity, fragrance, tnery fire
works, fricassed frogs, ritles, fish, eah, fowl and
ferfnentary irontgnac flip and fare it for The fasti
Htftrru. f<taf& n.
ffeFs and the irlghtful form OF the fortunate and
frumpsh end iell from him. aud he fell at Fenellas
feet fair favored, fine, frank, freeman Of tho forest
Behold the fruits Of fial affection.
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
II MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA p RILLA LOzENGES
pie and Compound.


Prepared by n HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
to oil speciaities heretofore known
have for long thoroughly Investigated the idea of
general therapeutic pibe being appsd 10
Diseases The development morbid principle which proceeds
organs. 49, " ~ - 49,
careful and uninterrupted analysis of the animal yeeeta
biz and mineral kingdoms had induced the none ha could
or about such result and thanks my interchangeable
searches, IL Is now obtained
have found IN vegetables necessary means for this
grand idea which based upon oleanos principle Of
pnra partly known the public SUCK i the discovery
which have the honor this day Of advertising The
ozage has been given It, because preciued
possibility OF doing otherwise have diy1ed It into sim
10 children well as adults.
My first experiments and remained nm
known until wonderful results had satisfied
ee ana that the charge Of quaekey could brought
The attention Of physicians and Of the public is called TO
these o7enge in order that every one may witness the admit
rabe results OF the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS
- Testified to by upwards of 3 Thousand persons,
naen Is eeansed the blood is purified and renovated
W os impurities y rom this precious organ and fluid
L Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally
rnS NO nave used these LoIsnges have had the
Yenerea syphitie. hepate seorbutical equity rheu-
matte aud nervous and bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy Is resoried to.
All diseases Of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
oileI an external complaints disappear entirely pros
vided the Lo1enge, rssorted to- - =
For sale BY the box with prospectus showing how they
must be used. ~ SS
GENERAL DEPOT AT n HERRu's,
corner Toulouse and BOURBON strees,
J. WRiGHT 4 co.,
p and ISL Charities ri
y GuILLoI Royal street.
II. BONNABEL,
corner OF Na,ehes and Tchouptoulas Sta
@. H. WERCKMULLFR
lc2 Camp street, corner Of Poydras street
~ demonstrations Isr"is) daily at the above Drug Store
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Some of these mendicants are undoubtedly insane,
but the greater part OF them imposers and hypo
critics, who secretly indulge in the gossest centious
ness, while they assume sanctinonions air in order
to obtain pretext for idleness and for preyng on
the ignorant and superstitious iiHerbelot estimated
that there were 100000 Mahommedan and 1.200, 900
Hindoo lakeers in India.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
BE itremembered that this 10Th March 1855 before me ne
subscriber Of the Peace In and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. T. Jan
yer the Louisiana Mutual Insurance COMPANY Of
New Orleans who being duly according TO law do ne
pose and that the above accouats Just and true and
correct tranhcrip: from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. p. JANYIER, Secretary.
Svornto and subscribed before hs 10th day Of March,
A. ID. 1853. @. NJ. BRADFORD,
Justice OF the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board OF Trustees have resolved interest Of six
per cent. the outstanding certificates OF profits
and after the second Monday in Aey and redeem.
and after date the scrip issued of the year 1856 reseng
pro visions o. their barter cash capital Of ve
hnndIed thousand dollars ard they have further declared
a scrip dividend of FORTY-TWO PER CENT. the net
earned premiums OF the year ending February & 1883 for
which will be iasued and after the first day Of
June, 1855 CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
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NoNcoNpucFoRs.-Colo Jones Is gentleman
aud wit. The other day he was showing the town
. some ladies from the steeple Of the court house.
Que Of these asking him WHY the lightning rod.
whefe Y was attsched to the building for support
vas @sedin piece Of horn, the Colonel replied
tnsS morn wa noncouduetor. eOh. indeed ~ saws
the t4fy II never knew that BEFORE so be sure.
tae Colonel Have You never observed that
wien the boys have had horn or two thew essf ess
duct themselves properly n The great height from
the ground prevented the ladies' from fainting.
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Look our ron 1ar Nloaua.-Ths following ,,0-,

Look orr ros rus Nloana.--Ths following story
Is current 10 Virginia;
The Bspii]is were baptisng some converts; they
nnisneo by peltlsing an cid negro "a slare) The
parson. nat ibDiing as much Of bis sou ns Of the
white p1ftiop Of his CONVERTS let him drop and made
bis owu way 70 the shore. The negro blowing and
pulling. reached the Shore and sitting on slump,
remarked That some gentleman's Niger would
get killed BY slch fooliuhness yet
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a TALn OF TERR0a.--The foIlowlng rather mar.

A TALE OF TERRoR.--The following rather mar
veous story is told by Of the Vienna journals {:
As farmer of 0rsinov, near that city, was few
nights ago returning from market, be stopped at a
roadside pubc-house, and imprudently showed the
inkeeper q large sum which be had received In the
night the innkeeper, armed with pognard stole
into the farmers chamber and prepared to stab him,
but the farmer, who from the mans manner at sup
per conceived suspicious of foul play, had thrown
himself fully dressed on the bed, without going to
sleep, and being q powerful man, he wrested the
poignard from the other, and using 1t against him,
laid him dead at his feet A few moments after he
heard stones thrown at the window, and a voice,
which he recognized as that of the inkeepers son,
said " The grave is ready" This proved to him
that the father and had planned his murder, and
TO avoid detection had intended burying the dead
body at once He thereupon wrapped the dead body
in sheet and let it down from the window he
then ran 70 the gendarmerie and stated what had
occurred. Three gendarmes Immediately accompa-
MED him 10 the house, and found the young man
bnsy engaged in shOvelling earth into Il grave.
=" What are you burying ~ said they.
Only horse, which has just died! !"
You are Mistaken answered one Of them, jump
ing into the grave and raising the corpse Look y
and be held up lantern to the face Of the deceased.
:" Good Godr cried the young man, thunderstruck,
" it is my father"
He was then arrested, and at once confessed all.
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A love-smisten gentleman, after conversng awhile
with his daeinea the interesting topic Of matfi.
mony, concluded at last with declaration and put
the very emphatic question Of "Wil you have me ~
am very sorry 20 disappont you,n replied the
but must answer~-no" s'WelI, well. that will do.
madam, said her philosophical lover 'aad no,v sun.
pose zoe change he subjecI ~
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TALLADEGA CAVE IN ALABAMi.--B Brother Hardy,
Of the Selma Sentinel, has been bobbin around in
the upcountry. Among other things he visited the
rlladega cave. He gives the following description
of it:
This cave, which Is well known to the people OF the
western part of Talladega county Is situated imme
diately on the road from Fayetteville to Talladegs
town, and about six miles above the present terminus
Of the Alabama and Tennessee rivers railroad. The
opening, or mouth is Of an oval form, and goes di
rectly down some fifteen feet, then the vacuum, or
opening takes a northern direction with gradual de-
scent for about 200 yards, where there is another
mouth or abrupt descent OF twelve or fifteen feet at
the bottom Of which there is 6ne, bold stream of
water Astounding in fish of all kinds and size and the
larger number without eyes. The inside Of the
cave gradually widens and it is said that has been
explored some mile or two without coming to any
stopping place. All along the bottom Of the cave
there numbers Of formations resembling cypress
knees and from the top they give the appearance of
iccles, formed probably, by the waters dripping.
The entire formation OF this is Of the greatest
curiosties, and viii well pay for the time and trouble
to any one fond OF natural curosties. 1t is the
largest cave in the South.
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So far a. tba Court Martial over the river has affected
ment OF feeling in favor OF Gen. Twiggs. the old hero
eraigued before the tribunal. The affair il generally
looked npoD As farce. unworthy OF the War Do
paftment The facts Indicate plainly that the See
rotary q War deserved and stu deserves lssle
Ipissing LCiucinnati Times.
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DRUGS AND MEDTCTNES.


HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Al Benevolent Institution, established by special endow
ment for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
Niruleut aud Epidemic Diseases. = ..
To all persons AFFLICTED wish SEXUAL DISEASES such as
Spernatcrnca Seunal Weakness, Inpoienee. oonorhoa
elect Syphilis the vice Of Onanm or Self Abuse, ETC., ETC.
The Howard Association in view OF the awful destruction
OF human life, caused by Sexual Diseases and the deeepton
prncted the unfortunate victims OF such diseases BY
Qusck several directed their Consulting Surgeon
CH ARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name to open Din
penssry the this class OF diseases In all their
forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who
apply BY letter. with description their condition. nge
cuson, habits Of life, and Of poverty
70 FURNISH MEDICINES FREH OF CHARGE. II i need.
less add thrt the commands the highest Medical
skin Of the and will furnish the approved modern
treatment.
The Directors review Of the past feel assured that their
lahors this sphere OF benevolent eat ben
oHt the afflicted especially the young they have
themselves with this very
porlant but much despsed cause.
Just published by the Association Report on SpermR
borhora Seminal geskness the vice OF Onans Masurba
Abuse and other Diseases OF the Organs, by
the Consulting Surgeon which will be by mall On sealed
letter envelope FREE OF CHARGE. the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address for Report or treatment Or. GEORGE R. CAL
UOUN Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWRI4Ii President.
GEO. FAIRCHIID, Secretary. dS 4rndW
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Spurgeon sometimes comes out with good thing.
Brethren" said he, IF God had referred the Ark
to Committee Naval Affairs, it's my opinion il
wouldn't have been built YETI
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A blacksmith having lost bis wife, complained to a
neghbor of his misfortune in terms of the most Bit
ter Disappointment. Oh replied the latter, your
is not 50 deporable TO excite grief like this
will give you my living wife, aud barrel OF cider
to boot for your dead one.n
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m RAL EsTATE FOR SALE oN FEN YEARs.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on TEN YEARS,
Hat Square OF Ground well improved with good ,wo-
story dwelling and onthouses, all fine order Situated m
Nhy1d street, and convenient the onbus and
road station Terms one fourth cash. balance one Ia
Two very fire Squares OF Ground eligbly snated In
son city Magazine street. and tue other m b.
street; both under good fence VERY hirh eoan5 T
one MN cash, and the balance one years -lS'
Squares OF Gronnd the Depot Of tbe Nav
Jacks and Great Northern Railroad Terms nv s
and the balances at years ' e -i'i e@'ns
Fer further particulars. apply TO
is2. Q. J. WHEELER % Commercial Plsee.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA "A

STATE OF LOU ININNA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans.
Belt remembered that the 18th July 1857 before The
undersigned the Peace and the city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Msnsou Secretary Of
Mutual Company Of New Orleans who, be-
sworn, according law, dep9se ard say, the
foregoing Just and true and correct transcript
from the books o said Company.
sworn to subscribed before this 18th July, 1857.
Signed g. j. MANSON, Secretary.
lSienedl CHAS NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish o. Orleans.
Trustees resolved pay interest OF
Six per cent cash. outstanding certificates Of profits,
the holders thereof their legal Representatives and
after the "a Monday Of August proEo also declare divi
dsnd offory FIVE as cent? The ns earned
ins the company for tn ending the 31h Of june,
1851 hich will be issued the 18th September
and we'd further that after reserying OsE MILLION
profits that ali the outstanding certificates Of the
company and le5l and seventy per cent
1852 be redeemed and paid 10 the holders thereof.
o. their legal rep esentAtives. follows
That n 1850 on and after 18th Of August next.
That Of 1851 on and after 18th Of September next
And IS per and after 9Th Of October next,
from which date al interest thereon will The certificates
be- produced at the time OF and cancelled to the
THOs. A. ADAMS President.
GRO JONAS. Vice President
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mA NEW FALL GOODS-MRS. NOR-.s5 ~
CaAYTON, l6l fo(dras street. has just received Ei.5a
* from Psris and the North rich assortment of H<sA
FALL BoNNETs Of every style, Ribbons EN- {sst3tY
BRoIDEkIES and FANCY GOODS which she invites the
attention OF The Ladies' aud country visitors
Sc Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed Country orders
promptly attended TO- se28 5m
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BRITISH POSSESSIONS. ounce News
Letter. PNP0''
When The disianee from tbs U S. mailing of-l
dee is
$500 miles under ....... loo. &C.
Over 25Od miles ..........I soc, 2c
BRUSH PossEssIONs
When the distance from the U. S. mailing
office is
$500 milesor under....... SIC. &C.
Over 2Aa0 miles.......... 44c, Sc
When received in the United States and the
distance to the office Of delivery is
300 miles under. 900. lOc. DC.
Over 2Yfn miles 92r' %.
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,,ECOND ANNUAL sTATEMENT

SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
~
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW
New Orleans January Il, 1853.
In conformity with the requirements OF their charter the
Mutual Company publish the following statement
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RDresses etc. attended to by skillfu seansress fTor
Pnra AZ L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03
FUTURE DAYS.
IN VIRTUE OF TwotDwR,Ts ,

IN VIRTUE OF TWO(2D WITS OF FIEpI
iaclas, Issued from the Clerks Office of the ~,
cut Court oil the District of Columbia for the countv
OF Washing ton, and To me directed, shall EXPOSE
public Sa Tor CASH, IN front of the Court House
door of ssId County,on TUESDAY, the 10th day
"f Jnly, lSo3, at u O'Clock IN, the following de-
scIlbed property. To wit: All defendants right,
title, calm, and interest IN and to all those PIE ces of
ground and premises situated and lying m the City
OF Warrington, ID. G., ard known as subdivision N
and ul Lot No. an Square No. ga of SAID city
as SAID subdivisions have been laid ont for the Ba
thereof duIy recorded. the said lois NJ ard having
front of 81 feet "a inches on Indiana avenue end
street, and averaging " feet "a inches st street
west, and containing t.3j9 square feet, being the
northeast corner Of said square. seized and levied
upon as the property of James Crutchett, a. q will
he sold 20 satisfy JudicIas Nos ~ and Il To March
Term. 1857, IN favor of Hamilton & Cam. use of j.
ID. b. DeBow. J. d. HOOVER
Je 22-td L. =. Marshal District Columbia
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DIED.,

On the Sd instant, PATRICK TOURNEY. IN the
65th year of his age,
HIS funeral Will take place from his ate residence
on =, between 18th and 18th streets, Island, } on
Sunday. the ath inst, at O'Clock D. m Nav he
Test In peace.
On the I'd slant, LILA, twin daughter of Jno
w. and Mary A. G. Hays, aged year.
+ AIDED IN the budget gone
To happy lands on hugh,
Where lovely flowers never fade
Where lilies never die
On the LIST instant. Mrs. JANE LOCHRY. in the
33th wear of her age.
The relatives friends of the family ar e respect
fully invited To attend the funeral on SUNDAY after
Ron Al clock, from the residence of her hus5and
NO. East Capitol street.
In Georg etown, on the Sd instant, AZ 8 O'Clock A.
M; i1iIIdE WILLIAMSON, only child of :. H.
and Jaue Howei. - "
The friends Of the family are invited To attend
the funeral from the residence Of her father, To
morrow sunday Afternoon. at o'clock.
In georgetown, last night. Mr.. SAM'I, CoON-
w rLl., an old gentleman well known IN the Dis
trIct for many years.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS


BuFFaLo, July "A fire broke on,
, Sloch rast nigh In the extensive Inn,,.
oi ian Week, Churchill and p.rk., .. yard
a. the foot Of Hospital street
entire ieet Of pine lumber ana M.
sIt 1s pr%petty was valued at SO 600 and in.u,.a
Mutual, s. UO; Etna, CITY and Ehne Bunalo
Hartford; City, New Haven, and Hampd.e ~. a.
sachuSetts, about ~ $50 each Mas
Ao"ut three hundre cords Of wood I'm 49,.
adjoining, belonging to Mesmer A W.Iis ..na
ais" destroyed. IL was valued at 81 90: no In.
The lumbtr in Howcutt a stewards ward also
adjoining, was damaged TO the amount of =, go.
~" Insurance - ~-i''''
-, ,vsraI adjoining buildinSs with a canal boat
''I Is,,'o W,'h wood, were also DESTROYED
r.n l'fhibg mill aud Ingersoll' = nan.r mill
'n"US GA hie several times were saved no ,bs,
'hrfu"n> OF the hremsn Tbea was .vidsn,I,.
The work IF an incendiary.
Stvelal unsuccessful attempts wen. made %
lie buildings in other parts Of IA. rftv ,,hiI ,ho
above Was burning. ~Aiie INV
Jack smith, fireman, went into co,,,,,,.,...
from the excessive heat, and will prohshI a.
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BYE. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By authority ola deed of
Liber D. A :. No us, folio 10. from Rachel Waugh.
VIM. A. Waugh, Ann NJ. Waush, John Ross and
wife, 6nd leo w Godey and W 10, 10 the sahscrI :
ber will sell al auctio to The CHEST bidder ON The
l9 day of July next, between the hours of 1 and
o'c ock IN the afternoon, front of the premises an
parcel uf ground IN Ge4rgetowa. ID. c., winch be :
gins on the south me OF Bridge street at the west
MountZ and running tGencs with Bridge street west
IL feet: thence south ~ feet to feet alley Running
from JEFFERSON street, thence east IA feet said
Mountz property, and thence north 81 feet TO the
beginning. with the Dwelling house and other i'm
SAID Rachel Waugh
Terms: S. cash, and the residue at 6, le, and l8
moLths tue purchaser to give his boz DIS, VII sure
~, bearing interest from the day of sale, and deed
OF trust on the premises. Leeds at the purchasers
cost Ii the terms of sale be not compiled with it'll
IN days from the day of sale, the property Will be
resod after We day ~ notice IN the National Inte
gencer, at the cost and risk of the defaultng pur
chaser SAM,L CROPLEY. Trustee.
jel7-StAv EDW,S, WRIGHT, Auct.
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer-

VERY VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE .rrrr
CORNER or DELAwARs AVENUEaND NoRT6R
ST AT AUCrION.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER.
NON. 1une Srth, at Ga O'Clock, on the premises,
ated az the corner of Delaware aVeaue and marin u
street, within one Square of the Capitol, ana con
tam, n 1890 square feet. WI
This is one of the most desirable unimproyed To-
cations Tor sale IN the city, and very desirable as
an investment, IN view of the proposed CapltoI ~
tension. Title ndJsputable. -
Terms One third cash the residue IN g. p and
interest. "e
e@i-d j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WtDN ESDAN AFTERNOON, JuIy =
same hour and place 'u' =
Jyl j. McGUIRF Auc,
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BaItlmsrs MarLets

=, BALTIMORE, July 3-Flour s. dull I'm, op,s,
Mills held - IS s'u ivy
" Lea; steady good 10 prime reds 81 OOsI 90.
iair to choice whites 81 l5asl 25, new white yir,
ginia 81 30 '' VIZ
Corn is steady; white 7ia75c yellow -sa-7c
MIXED 7Oa7:}c 'O" '"o''o-,
ward tendency WIN ouO"h-
Whiskey is armer at 22a23Xc.
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Now York MarLets

NEW YORK, July Flour is dull sales OF
800 bbls.; State S3.75as3 Is; Ohio q. sssSs &c.
Southern 81 45asl IS. w.
inal. i rN'' "OiA-
Corn is dull; sales unimoortant. ,,sllo,,, so.so.
Pork is hrm; mess $40 SO; prime Sl3 so
Lard is steady at IOhaIIc
Whisky closed Arm. at pc
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Murderous Affray.

NOBLE July This evening, two brother,
JOIN ana David Reid. Of the nrm of Reid Co
We STABBED by III. Warheld. The former wa.
dangerously wounded. The feud is said 10 m ~
existed Tor ten years. Bail was refused