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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANING MILL,
CORNER or nREENE AMn MnRaAN srREEIl


ooRNER oF nREESE AND MORGAN STREETS.
NTOOD MSuidnrs Arhravcs constantly on hand
w aud worked 10 order. Also. Rails
Inside Trimmings Of description
kinds Of Scroll aud Straight Saving House Carving
desired pattern worked 70 order notice
all It's branches Plain Panneicd
and made order. descrptons
Ao ko Mahogany, Back Walnut, Oak and
Rails sawed worked order The prices
tern o. the book order part the United
for 100 feet running
NBOnc Of the largest MouhnFs and Trimmings
and greatest variety Of Patterns
Materials wi establishment Planning
with neatncss and despatch cash.
JOHN FULLER vii alto manufacture and give particular
attention to Gothic Work. for Churches, Public Budngs
Houses &e wndoy Eams &c made 20 order at shor, notice
Roupd and Square Picket fenee &C. Also dealer In Doors
Hnd Blinds Of ye deserPon manufactured o. the best mate
rial and warranted 70 stand climate Builders Hardware
snd every article va n furnished At the lowest cash prices
harbieiEed Iron and slate Man Gotta Trussos
window Gaps, A ~ Designs and DrAvinE furnished shor
. outirs. ena
oruoE RicrnsuSB DiSvuLE r. r. Co
August I2th 1859.
nTVIDESD N0TtCE-At meeting Of President DE-
IL rectors Of this Company, held this day, II
Resolved That dividend Of four dollars
shared be declared payable the Stockholders
resentaiyes, and amer the ist day
An extract from the minutes
Teste, TH0s. w. BRoCKENBRoUGH,
and Treaa
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IsSE2s fATENT l. P-wEIDED ma an =
noIer Tubes.-Eyery article uecgs-sTT ~ nm
In SI And 70 set the Tubes IN the mannef
Luoe Cleaners steelNire aEd Whale hon, ETrsh.,
,iss. ~ ,t mes 4e screwed Together nush on hon
.r,s-ss- ThosAs PRossER as son,
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"a - AGRICULTURALP FAIRS.
6HH 1859. ~ -
GENERAL sCPERiNrtNDESTS OFFICE
NfRGtSiA CENTRAL
Richmond, y, SO.
sI by resolution Of the Board Of Directors
The usual rates 81 fare VII be charged s passengers going
either the Agricultural
their fare this Road allowed
turn free Al time between the sh
OF Noye.DeT inclusive, exhibiting to the
eAie OF membership, Tor the virsnia
r.l the state Agricultural Society certificate OF uf
bership "a either
"a articles intended for xLuItu Al .,
Of the above f viii be charged the going
70 h~ fair but back tho property
the fAirs refunded
Notice must br given the D-pots from Which
sebt, the
vance 50 that suitable accommodations b. provided
oei"-SS THOS DODAMFAD, ten. Supf.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
y w a III II q IN ent and
Change Of Schedule.
lSAEs sss..:.;sEi 57sss

ls -s1E.S;ssEE. = .s;Sslssss
REGULAR Connection, with King Queen H. and Urbanua
AoroiS West Point, and all the intermediate Landings on
tie Pamunkey and York Rivers
nS Atsr Monday Oct Il the Passenger Tr,,s
~ al far oak Meadow, Dip Aieh Tunsas The Whits
iy except sunday 6E Arrive at the White House
daily except sandays at A. NJ Returning. the White
IshmSud d-iy, except sundays, At I-sPM
ils White Al A Arrive At sttL sat- Hhr' ~
% A. NJ R-turnins leave 2Ih Street Richmond AZ az p NJ
Paseugers leaving RAEacEd 6S A. NJ on ruesdays Tur.
Jay. and Saturday all connect the White Mess
Il Northern Co.'S Four Horte Post LIn. for Fra
L.r Ming Queen H. Cartons Store wrcht store Church
leave rSAaha at A. on Iohdays WdH,y, sS,nHg sn S
md connect Nth the train leaving the White Houe days at
Through tck-ts FraEier's. ,i-s
Tsroass ,ske @ to hing Qasen H.....--..-.. 250
Through tickets 20 Wrigtt's ........... $50
IhrouSh tickets to Clureiyis ............ 4OO
on rgesAys ani fridays The BIRD Capt Thomas
NJ Souiga'- viii leave the White House at arrival
u The from Richmond, all The incrmeiaie
shi1s on ihe Paneaksy and York Rivers Returning
Norio on Mondays aai h1rslsys, at A NJ, touching
,S5%.,s % & iAasirs md eIsnse,nE with ne train leaving
extra. ~
Frslyh viii at the ONCE At Rockets. near the
az ay Eh' IN All eass 70 be paid the Once
NrEo v be repaired travelling alone to leave With
Nst Q, Ceniucfc, pas stating expressly that they
eslt THos R SHARP, supt
TNNUIBITIoN BJANKRTS.-Oue case IL 20 -
@ bound 'Ahoi.on BsHke the superb rooas
received, and for sale by os2l KENr PAINE 4 CO
EuNE Old BRANDIES AND WINES
~ Sn.i9Rssas 5,a,n , Nl,ss, IlArSis and Hooks
H,uronds Oli Family Rye Whisky
Ecctifsi WHISKY.
fun assortment o'hs above always hand and or sale BY
o,,s g.. N, stl.D stLpES = MILLER,
-o-'' Corner - Pearl and Cary streets.
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rNo THE PUnLIC.,iP sssp.rguenes Of the unpreerden
mentS (Which heretofore impossible greSt
demand In New YoTt To ain1ys have large supply this %
sending have them ed regularly and With
We s,pscay cali The ssnSn of Los %ho sage moi
Sc seen oar an and they g become eOnvnc
for sAle We also prepared make
hand large and de,Si: stock Of GESTETaT FURSfsHSS
no & h sms5ssg' sgs[yns pertaining to the business
sTgRTEvGNT 4 MAawIRF,
au9O No. % Main street, Richmond Va
C0mRuGATED wROUGHr Iron AND
~ Mikt ~ BY Lrers Patent Admirably
,rls Ie & rS'n n u,nuhp yv sleny, Cot
e,d With every variety Of Folding Iron Beadstsads
Screens, WIZ Netting for Ma.gao sheep PSulgy and other
NJ WALKER 4 some Manufacturer,
No hSMarket, N. = corner Sixth streei Philadelphia
I ,oCKsMITHING, WELL HANGING, SILVER
Norhern ees large supply Il maea Of
ing s,c sod invites public attention 10 h bansss ne ss' m
y' Iy @ Ss Sn s & 70 Be SaS Snd 70 make 70
DO silver Plating 10 style not to be surpassed BY any establish
Aner experience years in ihi' city, and an ae
s S We hes, " . county he aasr.
Pdee and therefore soc orders from county which
Per.ons Epgte have Locks made repaired Bells hung In
20 es at his sts6shmsnt on ihe ion s,r I'M door
'nuh Of Main, where they WI he attended
order. from distance through The Pos, oaoe will be i'm.
"'Iy nsJ,t.. E,is'' wa ~ syr,n
snvsrPi.,sr, Loet.mih a. md ~ hei liahS;,r,
ocl9-dlm 10Th street, Richmond, Va
PEasoSGrInIHA41TIoN, 41 HEALTII, BEAUTY, LON
Nv Psneo.i n n pss p S'i 1 LhfSsLE @
dphs SECOND edition uih i2o pilates. Price tso
on RsSDcIFSsi' boos-'or, and und.y.
HOWE WADE sHOBs.-I have constantly on hand OF
HI my oun manufacture the following Kinds of
Boots and Shoes:
aSIs aorese9 ss'. Lace ho.i'' WIN
For GentIemeni
iios, Boots, snIls and doubl, Sole,
ONiofd Iies ard BIoEans. -
oo,i.E PoET TIsse- e.rd and Chndrsni
"'" '"d ho'o1ss E, soI,, ,, wl'h and without heels
C,uRreg.n, .ad osfdSG T.
Stout '''i poS .ss s,R slrxsn9 L,ss 90S, Men,
Rroguss Bforsns
en- pr,Psrsd to make 70 order s'her notice o. shove
ss Msia s,Ss..
oen ? doors shove R PRICE co
UANTED.-wsvsh to purchase . Good cook, r..her ana
rS-f,ipris, wi Sspsid " ~, " TisnFR WrSsToS TS,
NoR HRNT- one Tenement on nar,h side R..ln n,rl ,d
ogss s,. The once " N''''' oso,s s1ck sSso aBEy
RoOus ron HENT- On Msin street le,h suitable
oct is Main street,
WANTED 3! sooa hands, TO .o't on wsasd boot.
70 good nroFue hands
las ''''' i.ss ''' ''S XVI WMTT vs. = a.S e."
Geek w WANIEP.-Es .l., % pg,ss,.e .. hr. @
1OO PALS PINE LAaD, l.palas r.r steamer, for
SV oss '''' ' ""A"'F So Giils9sN, Il r.s9, .,,..,
30 g1HsDs' BRIeHT B4oON sIIEs.
S..%s,,i, i0S 'si'Sy EoNnLE ! q iiHossfI,, ~
y 0eH 10 u PssTl Hrss,
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oFYIcE RICHMOND a PsryRsBrRG RAILROAD Co >
Richmond, Va, Oct is, SO I
en- RICHMOND and PErEnsnURG e.

L'Ok The accommodation visitors Pair. A.
hehnoad and Petersburg, Train will Richmond ami
fstersburs daily, (sandsyA eNeepted O'clock
honday the siih Of October Till Monday Novenber
Excursion tickets At ti6O will be Al th. Company Of
Gees IN fersbnrg and after the @h available as return
tickets 10 the sst Inst Inclusive Richmond on and %
vsmber Inclusive. "
Al articles niended for exhibition either Pairs win be
uanspoed 70 nc Fh tr the regular rg, tolls win
uanspored back Zee, " still the property exhibitor
" A. h. Company provided limited number OF
ears suitable Tor the transportation Of hor-es
spPeaoh Tor The transportation Of such
sired TO send sGch sock this Road.
oei&-iiS wyNSr
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital 81, 900, 900.
nNb HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS drposlted viii the
" Comptroller the York and oct OF te hands
% ~. Company o. secure policy holders
DIVIDENDS MADE A II
fory c. Of the premium Life he
Insured When the premium exceeds
Policies Issued AID payable
tain the family Of should that event
happen previously 70 arriving Al
Endowment POLICIES Children granted on IN. mos. tvo
able - ~ ~ '@'''-
Policies Issued at greatly reduced
Insured prefers not 10 participate In the dividends,
Al Losses paid promptly ard EitlJui
W. shall b. pleased a
In this old and reliable cpauy which before you endor
ed by your citizens.
WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agrnia
Once lpO, Main street,
CHAs v wORTHla ''' rO'' onss
G-nersl Agent and Attorney
NEDICAL EIA MINERS:
Jas VI. CSWAT, MIDI
70. 7. CoLEzAS NJ d.
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NO .ME FAnMHRs on YInGINI-
DLOWs POR RRaHoU,~.,-----

DLOHs FOX FALLOwING---
y SIlIlhAfORs AND HARROWs FOR ~
EoII IiS1 ~ INMnkAT-Beheving ~ " that Ihave >eS-SNS
IN my NkH FLOW the best n .rss-rsSrpkS~->
uls oHeI TO the Farmers ul .rni.b -
s % they not better those they nov
nave they can return them
~ Fresh supply Of TuTnip seed just received 'se'
t-aa 7. III. sTARkE No. 50 Main 81
~ dnors above Chariss IIat.l
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LIFE AND FIHE INsU . ANCE.


CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVLR ss 900 900
NE are agents for of the best Life
w Companies In the United
peiv on the Mutual Plan, hut the insured for any
thing his annual premium. -
The dividends from a-sx
an SATISFY those wishing Insurance that they
- per cent Of their premiums by lnsurtnr with Us
orS
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tDthE BLACKBERRY WINE.-I IN In receipt Of
d some NeEy fine blackberry Wine which be
pure IL . an agreeable Ard safe remedy for DArTfo
complaints u Is ihvsiuabe andis highly BY
paTton compound for the above complaints sale hy
WARNER l. wARING,
oe'lH No. In. Broad ST. above 9th.
Il EHOSINE OIL.-Just received a superior GTIIcIc Of
Ia heTosne on, which warrant to be genuine.
". L wARING,
Street. hove
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, ESQ.,, Attorney for the State, pro
scouting. The following occupied yesterday:
The of the State Us. Alexander Smith, (ne-
gro charged with larceny steted, all parties
having left the city.
The of Simon kepstein, charged with for
gerry, was continued until next term.
No other cases were disposed of.
The Judge intimated his intention of adiOurning
the Court for the Term on Saturday.
The Grand Jury having finished its business will
be discharged this morning
The Court adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge The following occupied yesterday
Michael Schmidt as The MetamOra Tribe of the
Independent Order of Red Men Non pros.
The Chesapeake Bank John Harris. An ac-
ton on promssory note. Before reported. Yer
di ct for S464.55.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon. u. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied yesterday
Henry k. Reynolds and Josiah Reynolds The
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore-an action to
recover for breach of contract in building the new
city jail. Schley and Reverdy johnson for plain
tfs; Dulaney, Meredith and Stirling for defendants.
On trial.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied yes
terday:
Charles Goodyear and others Us. John H. Shell
and others. An action to recover for an alleged
infringement of patent right for the manufacture
of India rubber goods. On trial. j. Fl. B. Latrobe
Thomas c. jerks, of New Jersey, and Mr.. Seward,
of New York, for the plaintiffs; Charles Marshall
for defendants
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4tluHstarg aua Commercial Rtbitto.
BALTIMORE, July Z, 1859.

BALTIMORE, July 7, 1859.
The transactions in Stocks to-day light
pared with those of yesterday the value of the stocks
Board being only about S25 600 Most of the
stocks the list firm, and in the leading fancy
Baltimore and Ohio Railrcad) we further improve
ment of to Il dollar per share. There 325
shares of this sold the Board s55x cash. s55k
buyer 2aud 10 days and $55A buyer 60 days. but left
off at 500 bid s55h asked regular way There moth
ing done in Northern Central Railway, but the feeling in
this stock, well in Baltimore and Ohio, strong
err and it left off at the Board at $l9S bid $l9A asked
regular way. Baltimore City 6s continue firm. We
sales to-day of 81 $50 1905 at 99X 1855 closed at
100 bid 1855 at 9s4 bid; and 1905 at 994 bid. Rail
bonds also continue firm. We note sales to-day Of
900 Baltimore Ohio 1855 49, 81 900 do 1905
at ST. and 81 900 1855 at SO. Northern Central
1855 closed at 67A bid 6s asked and Northwestern
Virginia first mortgage bonds at S9A bid, 90 asked,
both ex dividend. There inquiry to-day for
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders
and sale made at the Board of 81 800 at H. which
is considerable decline the price bid for them few
weeks since. There Mining stocks Offering
and sale made to-day of 500 shares Guord Mining
Company at SIN per share buyers option GO days The
property of this Company located that of the Gard
ner Hill Mining Company in North Carolina.
There is but little business doing in foreign Exchange
and the rates are in great degree nominal The
day are follows, viz for London bankers bills llOA
G9I1oS; do commercial do, 1Os4@11O; Paris 60 day
bills, 5f1OG5E114; short sight, 5f7K; Antwerp 5f10;
Bremen, s0(6sO4; Amsterdam, 41%G42b; Hamburg,
87AdSs Cologne, 74A@75; Frankfort, 4S.
SALES 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, July 7, 1889
s226O Bait 6's, eO.N92i 800 shs Guilford Min.
iS iSS B o RI "d' g. ss 6 ss Sis B 40 RR 0 !
1900 1900 Fxtr, div or,sss $ss' 100 Ss. 30. 80 so
B. i O. RR. III l5o . b6o. 552s
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From WaShInptnn


WAsnINGToN, July 1T is estimated that re
duction of from two to three hundred thousand dol
lars will be effected during the fiscal year just
menced, by the retrenchments, in the expenses at
tending the collection of the customs revenue now
in progress. These will continue to be made, from
time to time, reliable information the ject
shall reach the Secretary.
A number of gentlemen from different parts OF
the Union making arrangements for early
private meeting at Washington to consult to
the best means of bringing General Lane, of Ore
gon, prominently before the country a candidate
for the Presidency The President continues to as
his friends that he will not be candidate for
reelection
The Secretary of the Treasury, on an appeal, has
decided that the following named articles are prop
erly chargeable at 10 per centum: Silk violin
strings; Italian cloths-as manufactures of wors-
ted used for garments and Innings; cottoA stuff
not being cut into slips patterns of requisite size
and shape for shoes and bootees; veneers-nO other
instrument than the saw having been used in their
construction and requiring still to undergo other
processes before they can be applied to purposes OF
veneering, are free from Canada under the recipro
ctry treaty.
The Treasury receipts for the week ending with
June, amounted to 50, ,639, 900; drafts paid nearly
SO 900; drafts issued above 81 900 900. Balance
in the Treasury S4 ABS, 900.
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CRY RAILROAD TRAvEL.-There are ten different
horse railroads for carrying passengers now in OPP
Grafton in Philadelphia, covering distance of prob
ably one hundred miles of single track. The num-
of horses must be couple of thousand. The men
employed by them, in all capacities, amount to
about one thousand. The Fourth of July was a
great day on these roads. The amount of money
received on all of them on that day, was S8,787.
This represents total of l75,740 passengers at full
five cents fare. The operations of each road are
shown by the following statement, which we have
obtained from official sources
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PPOpEPTY SALES

Yesterday, Messrs. Gibson d Co. sold at the Ex-
west side of Eutaw street, Conway, with a
front of 81 = feet Eutaw street, and depth OF
60 feet. The improvements consist Of a two-story
brick house and back building and the property
is subject to annual ground rent of S2GG. Pur-
chased by Johns Hopkins for 81 500.
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EIREN

On Wednesday night, between ten and eleven
O'Clock, the roof of two-story brick building on
on fire. Officer Trigg extingushed the flames be
fore they had made much progress, or had done
any material damage. The fire is supposed to have
had its origin in incendiarism. No alarm was
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In the savings banks of New York and Brooklyn
there upwards of $50 600 900 deposited, bearing
which have been made since the lst of January,
1859
On the lst of this month they paid to sewing
girls and working people generally, in dividends,
by the financial panic.
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MONEY FOUND.-A box containing several thous-
and dollars in Tennessee bank bills was found day
or two since in Cohocksnk creek, near Philadel-
phia 1t isbeleved that the money is part of that
stolen from the bank at jackson, Miss, when the
clerk, Geo. Miller, murdered, on the I'd day of
February last.
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From COmi


New ORLEANS, July THE steamer W. H. Webb
is below with San Francisco mails of the Goth. Two
million dollars in treasure was en- route for New
York. Business at San Francisco was better. Rio
Coffee selling at lG cts Money was tight.
Politics were exciting the public mind greatly.
The Lecomptonites had nominated Mr.. Curry for
Governor, and Messrs. McKibben and Burket for
Congress.
Advices from Vera Cruz state that the Conducta
with S., 900 in specie had arrived and the money
was waiting shipment.
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PiccolOmini has reached London in safety. She
arrived there on the evening of the 18th, and was
at once engaged by the lessee of Drury Lane The
atre, Mr.. L. T. Smith. The first piece she was to
appear in was announced as ola Traviata
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THE VERMONT GOLD MINES Our latest accounts
from the Vermont gold regions are, that three
Springfield men opened a claim on the 22d ult., and
washed out S5 from the surface earth.
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SCENE Grocery store, lady purchasing Goldfish,
young limb of the law standing near.)
Lady-"Do you like Goldfish balls, Mr.. H?'
Mr.. .H.-hesitatngly y-'I really don't know, mad
am-I never reeoect attending one"
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CINcINNATG BURGLARs.-The burglars of Cncin-
natl are disposed to climb. They now carry two
story ladders with them, and with them effect en-
trance into the upper stories of residences
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AFFECTING INCIDENr.-An English missionary
now in Sumatra, f. l., recently wrote that he had
Just had the melancholy satisfaction of examining
the oven in which his predecessor was cooked.
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DESCENT UPON GAMBLING HoUsEs-The police of
st. Louis made descent on Tuesday last upon the
gambling houses and over thirty gamblers were
arrested and placed under bonds
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DECLINE OF WHALrNG.-The New London DaHg
Star says that at the present time there is not sin
gle whaer fitting in that port, and it is said that
the business is rapidly declining.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July 7.-CATrLE.-
Beef Cattle rather dull to-day, but they in
consequence of the inferior quality OF the stock offered
rather than other The offerings at the scales
reached about 800 head 175 of which driven Phil
adelphia l25 left over unsod, and the remaining
500 head taken by Baltimore Butchers at prices
ranging from $275 to $685. averaging S4l2H per 100
lbs gross The average to day so per 100 lbs be
low the last market day. but for good Cattle
the paid and there cannot be said to be
any real decline in prices.
HoGs-Hogs dull and rather lower. We quote them
to day at ss75 100 lbs net the latter figure being
decline of 25 cts per 100 lbs the top price of last
week.
sHEEp.-sheep in fair demand, and they selling
at from So 25 to 1878 per head in quality.
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SAVANNAH, July 6, lS59.-The United States mail
steamship Alabama, arrived below at three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and at the wharf at eight
O'Clock.
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DEATH.-VictOr F. Ward, of Louisville-th the boy
who whipped by Butler, the school teacher,
which whipping the first act in the Mat Ward
tragedy-died on the Goth ult.
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So!Io' I'V''7V
These figures are surprising, but they do not tell
all. For many persons got exchange tickets at six
or eight cents, which carried them two roads,
and besides there good many persons on the
free list. So that it is estimated that the actual
number of individual trips made was not less than
two hundred thousand. This represents nearly one
third of the population of the City of Philadelphia
men, women and children, the old and disabled, the
invalids and the children il arms.-Phia. Euening
Bulletin.
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BosroN, July 6, l859.-The ship Dorcas Prince,
Captain Meady, from Cadiz, arrived here to-day,
leaking twenty four hundred strokes per hour.
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BosroN, July 6, l859.-At Reading last night,
Mr. Simeon Garland, an engineer, was run over by
train on the Boston and Maine Railroad, and IA
tally injured.
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Rico So 75G7 so for fair prime do S7a775 for fair
prime New Orleans, and $sdS l2x for choice do
SALT-Liverpool Salt is selling at 95 for Ground
Alum, 1856 cts. for Marshalls and Jeffrey & Oar
cy's fne and $50 cts per sack for Ashton's do and
the market isquite firm at these figures Turks Island Salt
is i'll firm at 1920 cts per bushel.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey is still very dull, but the rates
for it unchanged and still quote it 20 cts
Country, 26k for City and q for Ohio. The
only sales have heard of to-day of so bhls City
Whskey at 26K and of 50 bbIs Country do at 2G
cts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-08

INCREASE IN TIE SALE OF PosrAGE STAMPs.-The
accounts of the Post-ofice Department show that
the amount of stamps issued during the years -,
1905, 176 761S35 81 500 80
1859, was..,.............I92 2OI Is 2Z9g4p5 OQ