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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
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steady; White ST .ses 80 RED 81 ia sl D. coss firm.
sss go bush Yellow &c. OATS dull 3j0S'!o WHISKY
arm at ga 23c.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug so-FLouR firm at SIS 25 for
e91 Howard street ana CITY WHEAT buoy.nt sae to dsy
arm PRoMsoSs 6rm Me.s Polk sis; Bsco1 Side, SIC.
Whisky steady az 28lc. for Ohio.
NEW OsLEAsS, Aug A.-COTros dull; sales to-day, $50
the market New Mddns I2.c SUGAR quiet but advanced
&C. sales OF Fair a, Gle LARD kegs lSc 10 bbs lie
Avg S %FIoUf steady wss.I s'tss;
cEiPTs today 500 bills Of Flour u oco bush Wheat l6 500
bush Corn 600 bush. Oats SHIPMENTS 500 boil. Flour.
10 go bush Wheat; 81 coo bush Corn 5000 bush O.s
ALBANY Aug SC, p. m.-FLouK in moderate demand; low
aud medium grades EASIER sales $50 bbs WHEAT sass
holders firm COSY 'Herirg freely decue sales 10 600
Wisconsin and CSC for Western WHIssY-SAss 800 bbs 81
26Q&ic
FEw.OELEAss. Aug S-Corros-saes TO day $500 bales
NEEDING lc The sales Of three days ada 500 bales
the reoepts the time 500 bales including 5000 bales
new.
CINCINNATI Avg 30-FLouR dull and declined 5aI5c sales
WHISKY steady at 24ic. Provisions quiet and unchanged
BUFFALO Aug. 80 FLOUR inactive, but prices steady
81 ~ for Wisconsin from old club; 81 for Illinois
from sptLg TO arrive and 25a 81 sly do on the spot
ST. 62id 81 81. for Michigan Indiana and Ohio $50
So 50 for Double extras WHEAT easier sales Of 200 bush.
81 ciI; 40 BUSH White ohio at ST y Com closed c.
200 bush do aoa, at 66c OATS lower sales 1000 bush Wis
Sic BARLEY lowers sales toV bush Western at &c
Rye quiet WHIskY nominal 81 6 Ss haF9srs S h UD
Oats $500 bush Rye EXPORTS 100 bb Flour l6oco bush
Whe,t; 24,00 bush Com.
OswKco Aug 80, p m.FLcuR steady sales 'modsrs e.
and $500 bush old Milwaukee Club at Gle Corn rot
so finn sales bush Illinois st1oc Canal fREsaTs dull
Wb sIst EXPORTS bush wSss 500 bush Corn, 500
bush. Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
FIRES.

x,,v nc uy.ryK sTRERT-woNAs AsD CHILD BUkSED
Yesterday afternoon Mrs.. Ann Abraham, residing
.t Ma. 1913 Hoster street. while handling camphens
ann. set her clothes on FIRE, and on account Of hsr
are hoops was unable to s1ting0isA the hame'' In
ssv moments her clothing was ali blaze, n N that
ropditio she ran screaming into ssighb0rng apart
rre,t where some women threw few heavy ARTICLES
Of otbipa over her, and speedily sxtingaisAsd tho
fire. .u.;... .,l
| caused about $50 Damage 20 the fur nitufe. III.
| ahrshams Was severely, burned, "A was sho hee
S.nt Ina whom she EFF behind when che hsd ines
NJ Tsxy, room. MIRA A. WAS TAXI to the HospfsA
/ yIRx is wKsT wAsHISGroS PLACE. .,
Lat right there was q still alarm Of fire q No, .
IVES, Ws.hingtcn pl,ce, caused by the buining q
bed in the rear bulldog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
THE VERY LATEST.

by Telegraph from liverpool TO Ga'ToyI
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 2O-Noon.
ldy;ces from Paris state that the Austrian Plempo-
tertiary to the Peace Conference had announced at
the recent Zurich banquet that he bad strong faith
in the final success of the Conference.
A telegram from Florence says that the Tuscan
Assembly had received with great enthusiasm prop
ositior TO Danish forever from Tuscany the House
Hspsburg Lorraine.
There are rumors from Paris-of doubtful authori-
~, however-that Generals Canrobert and Neil had
not been confirmed as Senators.
The Paris Bourse on Friday was firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
GOING AT ZURICH.
,ssIGsaTIOS or CARDISiL AsTOygLu.
c..traI Italy PrOnOuncing against
the Exiled SOverejgus.

ST. JoHN's, n. F., Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1889.
n. steam ship Jason, Capt Cater, of the Atlau.c
ID Mail Steamship Navigation Compauy's New
i ~ and Galwsy Line, from Galway on the Goth
~ ,sssed this point this afternoon an route to New
- where she will be about due on Saturday even
gneN
rSe Jason brig Liverpool dates, by telegraph, Of
10Th ns..-tso days later than those by the stesn
',s City Of Washir gton.
n, political advices by this steamer are not of
1 rtcs importance
rom Paris We are told that the general amnesty
rs,.y announced by the Emperor, although it mad
...ed ma h surprise, nevertheless gave great salts
Ito, 10 al classes. Louis Blanc, however, fatty
-hsss TO place himself again under French iursdc-
|, addition to the civil pardons, numerous military
.,t,Oces had also been committed.
hi, officially announced that the Empress Eugene
again ene'e"fe.
idyices from Italy state that National Assembly
4 Tleany had formally declared that the dynasty
dHspbuIg Lorraine could not be recalled.
he National Assembly of Modena are also taking
,ro,r grounds in behalf of national liberty.
N. "Fould" had accepted the Dictatorship Of
Puns.
Cardinal Antcnelli had resigned the Presidency of
lie Courc Of Rome but retains the Secretafyship of
State.
Adyices from Berlin state {! ct tic King of Prussia
I'D rallied somewhat, md liz physicians expected he
vCud lingsI on COZ some time longer.
The work OF tie extensive Notifications at
Kniesbpg, which was suspended suddenly on the
announcement Of peace of the Nilafranca. has been
rssned with great vieor.
The Zurich Peace Conference was doing nothing APP
PSsutly.
The sdvices from England are very meager We
Lear nothing further of the builders demonstration in
lcrdop.
The steamship Great Eastern was to leave the
thames on the Sd of September for Portland, in Dor
ss.hire, and thence would proceed on trial trip,
nd return in season to take her departure from Holy
Iced for America on the 18th, as already announced.
Calcutta advices of July l6, by the overland mail,
lad been received in London. They contain the an
r,uncsment that the King Of Dude, who was seized
luirg the Indian mutiDy, and been retained in cap
fyty evrr since has been finally released by the In
Dan Government.
Increased duties on stamps had been proposed in
ihe Calcutta Coubcil.
Five thousand of the local European troops in India
lad accepted the discharge offered them by the
E1charge at Calcutta was at 2IOsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET.-The sales ~ ~, ~
70, IN TIE Liverpool msrhs, for hs sSek %ee 9 Tie
md Kidding qualities had declined 3D. and the interior Sna
Of EdsS .ss esimaied at 1000 bs Of which
speculation for export the market closing quiet The
ia oTissns. a'''c' Middins Mobfe.....sd
s sSd Ms.s MddmPs slsd
The stock in port $4,000 bales, of which 'S were
STATE OF TRADE IN MASCHEsTER-The advices
from Manchester still unfsvorabe and pr with dihculy
maintained There had also been slight decline on soO'
LIvrRPooL BREADsTUYrs MARKEr.-LWERPooL,
Friday Eve Aug 49, RsbaIdsOn Spence 90
Wbes. firm with slight advance French des Iipnon'
Western Red 76d az I'd; White, 40 Sd Corn deS.inng
quoted At 90. as 3d. White, = 07ed. On,
LIVERPOOL PRODUcE MARXET.-As6es duli az ~ SyI
a2s6; Pots easier quotaby lower Coffee quiet ce
dull Bnk dali Cod OIL declined slightly on all qua tiles Li9,
s Oh cute. but sessy SPT flPp sa chs sS price
sh average business doing. ~,
LNLRPooL PRovIsioss MARKkT: -Messrs;; n sTn,
aason, Spence Co; jaime. kctsnry Co, Bsand A'nYs
Co. and others quote Beef heavy on inferior alaes su
toas nominal and holders anxious to sell Bacon heaS anu @
caned az. Lard que; at 81 TallO~ slow OF SALE out
HAvRE MARxErs-H,vRE, Aug 49, ISj9.-CorToN;
Sales Of the 100 bales New Orleans tres ordnaFe ot
otto has lOsi Stock in port 81 600 bIle. AM,
LosDos M,RKETs-LosDoS, Friday evening, aug.
IL, isSe-BREADsTrTrs are steady SUGAR DUH NICE 10
Lospos MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN, Friday even.
s Aug 49, Is59-CoSsoLs closed at 81 as Tor money ana
American securi,s, are without change
The Money market .ishy easier The bullion in the BANK
LATEST MARKETS. - 900 -
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Noon, Aug. ~, loJ9.-CoI.
dp estimated sac. today oo0 bales All
Iospos, Saturday Noon, Aug. "a, loos-NessIs.
Barring report sos .eady-ws,5 Rail-, 40 S~ Ai,b
decline Of the hover grades cOrFEr Su0yan SPIRITS
Lospos, Saturday Noon, Aug. 20, IS19.-CoNseLs
arr Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ToBacco-NE ,RtY HALF a
MmLIos OF DOLLAR, WORTH or THE WEED PLACED
rsDER THE HAMMER-ToBAoco CUTTERS FROM ALL
PARTS IN MARKET.-The largest sale OF tobacco ever
known in this market was opened under very hatter-
ing auspices yesterday, at McCuloughs salesroom,
No l59 Front street, and resulted in establishing
decided Improvement in the condition of trade here,
which for some time past has been rather without
animation The experiment of a sale OF this kind
vas looked upon with considerable suspicion and met
az many bands with illfavor. Yet the presence of
some Of the Oldest and leading houses among dealers,
importers, and manufacturers, impaired confidence
and general disposition Of encouragement, which re-
suited in the sale Of every lot offered at full and in
rsuy cases her rates than those current at private
ba ain Among tbs largest purchasers were John
Anderson & Co, A. II. Mickle & Sons formerly Mrs.
G. b. Miller & Co.., Cambell, Crane s. Co. of New
ark. ~ j., one of the Oldest houses in the country;
Messrs Warrock of Utica, n Y, Brown & Whitney
of Boston, and Grier of Albany; also, Crawford,
Goodwin and Cornish OF this city and others, whose
compounds are as
Familiar to the mouth ss household words
At the hour announced in the advertisements, the
auctioueer. Daniel ii. Burdett mounted the platform
and in the short time of sxtyive minutes knocked of
Loo hhds. Kentucky grades at 81 l3,c. as follows:
l-,hol Is bids, lie; No. g. Is hhda, lsc. No. 8 Is
bhds lie No A. Is hhds lie; No . hhds, He No o.
Is bids l0,c No. IS hhds He. No q hhds of; NO.
. bids loie; No TO- IS hhds, ltc No Ill - hhds lilc
No n % hide 0ic. No. l3 IS bids Otc No. H. - hhds
ole No IS IS hhds s!c No. 49, . bids loc No H. .
bhSs ec No. IT, 20 hhds sc No. 49, . hhds sc No -.
IS bbts Ole No o. IS hhos &c. No z! . had' &c NO.
20 Is hhd. &C. No. a. % bids, sc No % Is hbds, elc
No g. Is hhda &c No a. Is hhcA, Set Nos % 70 81
Sc NJ, 50 and Tie No. 81 &c. Nos IS TO 10 a. 7t1Ic
No Al 25 hhds SIC Mes ~ and 49, at 7c No Nos
a. 70 az at Ole Noa 40 81 &C. Noe 81 20 at Nos
81 and 81 No. 50 q. stc Ns 50 10 6i NO.
e5 teips scraps, st SIC. Total 100 hhds
At the close of this portion Of the catalogue, the
company were invited TO partake of Refreshments in
the shape of lager beer, sandwiches, cheese, &c.,
which was accepted in q manner that expressed a
practical knowledge of the chewing art.
After ntermisson, Auctioneer Burdett called atten-
ton to the Connecticut Leaf marked o. W., embrac-
ing 400 cases. for the choice do 20 cases. After con-
siderable e1ertion, 33c. was paid, and the balance
gradually lowered to Pc; 800 cases marked kent
were then offered, and brought 81 &c.; + and T.,
includng 26S cases, being all the Connecticut Seed
realized 10 s2ic. At this time the sale was stopped,
snd the announcement made that al the balance oil
the catalogue would DO sold to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Jus'ioe stsw, ZOE cary 6uis%ed, wtict q desgu.d
flt .tt Ess.K Cnrrt.htG.e a. Ss'sm K "a stuirabe

Jus'lce stsw, ns airy fuis%e1, wtiot 4 desgued
TO- The Essex Ccurt-heGse a; ss~n. IL IN stnisstIe
ptiftrg Tie likeness is ps;f,ot. L ispfeeec.s tie
vorsrltl, fJrs,ict-vbo-e far-e ;st6. Fbefcv-r
in he civilized word lis il resp -d-N fol length.
n arau-a sttrude one hand Supported b., sde-k ard
tis o'ler todiny Few papsrs. Toe shos e,rtg sod
pre-erce Of tue czre characteristics, AZ exc ia
su ost faa3y to see il step fs3u the canvas 10 the
fo,r. L. the eGpre sson Of the couLteuasce the artist
tas bCcl ust Gccessfail pei,ray the gave col n
Judicial dignity oomb;re4 with toe ok Il brill al
n teEgsrc SD thougtt'ui leasn.lg which mark ~.
features Of The sutjeo;."
On tie I'd .xst A. T. Bieisoe. Ill D.. Professor
Of Aathelustios in the University Of Virginia, vas
uItr Dousy elected Pres den; Of the University Of
Misfou.i b. the Bosro Of CGisoFs.
We would call the attention a earnest thinkers
10 the fact, tl1 shi.e tee multitude are co0teudirg
atoUi wb6, 81 a.. be tie work Q. INTEL gent women,
DIR. Elizabeth Blackwell i Row returned from
LonioD. Wrile there che net with interested heart.
ana rilipg hands vic solicited her 10 establish a
wou sn's tO-pitsl by oferirg 10 80 It. Ne
glad TO esrp however tn she has determined not
forsakc tie wok IN tuIs county which ma. far pro
creased. until i il more completely established.
She j.. We Understand, ebding % lay before she
pubic tie principles of this grea. w0rs OF e1Gcetng
vorar for Administering ~ the wants Of their oSn
az, which rot Only corcrrrs their physical but in
sikotusl ahd rncra' heath TINS csuno, 81 on uale-s
assisted by ibo.e who viii put their shos ders avail.
IN (ly q TIE wheel.
wlllrg HE should fad fcr want Of negas Every
good work must spcceei II l. only for 10 ceciie
whether ve viii further il, or leave il for others or
another Ls;oE 10 Teifrc'. RID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

I,pyPyspysr LIauoR DEALgRs.-An Association,
called the Independent Liquor Dealers Association
met last evening at No. n Prince street, and sd
journed, after session of two hours and considers
III. discussion of plan Of organization. The A.so-
cis,ior !. compo,sd Of persons many Of whom think
the. Liquor Dealers Association expressive ana
exclusive the initiation fee is now $2l and tue snnaa
du.s a., and it is proposed to make the new A''''
c;..;on 4. benevolent Association a. well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Receu,ion Of Gov. Seymour.

HAKTFORD, Conn, Tuesday, Aug o0' -
The public reception by his eiowcaAs en- p Si .ne
burg, took place in this city to-day Gov; seymour
arrived in the express train from Boston, lis was re-
ceiyed by the Putnam Phalanx, and other military AIRY
companies Of this city, and from other parts OF une
Citations. Al least TO- 600 persons were present. Inc
Hon. ]. w. Stuart made the address of welcome, 70
which the Governor eloquently responded. gtsnd,
prooesson folio we'd passing through the piluci,p,'
streets Of the city and the Governor was escorted TO
his residence Various reunions bslls, &C., Will cIose
the festivities Much enthusiasm is manifested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

THtp1EESrE-WARD REPUBLIcAs ASSOCIATION
At regular meeting held at onderd0nk Hal last
night the subject of the late action OF the foce Com
issioners relative to the connection OF policemen
with political organizations was discussed o. ens'n.
The members seemed about equally divided IN faVoi
and against the enforcement Of the RUE several
resolutions highly complimentary to Gov morgan
were unanimously passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Fire nj Toronto, e.. w.

ToRoNTo c. w, Tnesdsy Aug. 81, ~.
The most disastrous fire which has occurred a. To-
ronto for several years commenced al IL O'Clock las
pirbt on the north west corner OF Victoria and Gould
streets. Victoria Terrace, row Of six fine brick
dwellings, owned by Sheriff Jarvis, was destroyed.
Several other dwellings also destroyed. The
Rev. DIR. Taylor and the Rev. DIR. Darling are among
those who are burned out. large amount OF turni-
turs was destroyed and very valuable library badly
injured The loes is roughly estimated at from $1Vo
TO ~, 600, which is partly insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

JAx.IcA.-By an arrival from Falmouth oamAcs'
-. nave sles Of newspapers to the 9th inst serious
80. occurred in the town Of Falmouth, the second
commercial town in the island on the lst OF August
the anniversary Of Emancipation "hlcn l''uMsa !,
the death Of two black women ara the SERIOUS "'H''
irg Of several other persecs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

St. y.rt L. woodford, esq, Of the ot1'een,n
Ward of this city, has been invited by the sePuo.-
can State Committee of Mnnesots to stump the Ss'e
daring the pending canvass, and viii leave in is"
d.y, to Gil the appointments msde BY the Commit
Al. and viii no doubt receive hearty welcome
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COus,esies to Ex-President Pierce

WhNthI+ItH, H., Tneed0y, Aug % I0Io
Tie A.uoskesg Veterans end other oitzess ~ :.
public mee'ug TO-DAY arp ,ntsd = Committee 70 ten
der the hcsyi i'ies q che ely to ExPetest Pierce
The veterans a. voted to escor bio to Corc Nd
wteie arengtmen.' are beng made to give him
public recep,iop. IL Is expected the demon stystiou
VIII take place either 20. arrow or on Thurs5sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Lieut.. Bealc's Exploring Expcdi.

ST. Louis, Tuesday. Aug 30, 1882
, Lieut. Bee!e ard par y reached Ksnsss City, NO, on
the %ith ibet from his second exoT alton of the 3jth
parallel. Lieut. H. has been absent ten months scd las
opened ,4O miles Of wsgouIoad AID Travelled ab out
3,Ooo miles. lie reports 40 abundance OF wood and
water west Of Albuquerque.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

NEw.BEDFORD, Tuesday, Aug. 80, IoI9'
Early this morning fire broke out in the pew large
Railroad Depot al fairhayen, which was totally de-
stroyed. The engines, passepger.cars and the terry
bosis belonging to the Railroad Company, iortu
nsely saved. The loss is about 10000 which is most
lv t,sr vsd
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Fire at Hamilton, G., w.

A. HNMILTONl z W., rlesdsy kog 20 Iy,o
a, at > oo'cck thss morvipg. the Roman C.tho,ic
Souch Oh toe corner u PAX sad Shess st.eet.. yes
.hoovoied to he 90 1c and VII, ,bo eCe,tss srr,ve
IVES ms's OF iamSs, past saving ithsd eyideIty
pt en- burning inside for srme tine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

Arrival OF TEE ARIEL.-The steamsnp amer, no =
Southampton on the 18th, arrived 'h0'sy Ue.
O'clock last night. Her dates have been an''c'Po'0'
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SteasnbOaf xnVk.

ST. LoUa tuesday, \ ug. 30, 1869.
ne sehuer Duncsn S. Carer ssrk IA ne Miscar
River on Sunday hight let. The boat w:li BE- total
loes. Her cargo is badly damaged. No lives were
s o,' The steamer cost ga 600 and is injured for
S2l,oU, principally in Pittsburgh Offices.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

uu :, DvsIUN, Iuttddy, Aug. 30, IS5g.
The following are the footogs Of Bank Statement
for the past week:
capital stock &5 12 a Due Ia other Banks. e6eos sos
Loans and Dscts... 50, s99 Deposits III $50 900
Specie............. 1904 90 Circuat,p ,.. 6Sy9lO
Due fra other BsEks 5,15e0oD
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Wo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE JASON AT ST. Johns.
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LIST OF DELEGATES FROM THE NEW YORK 70 me
sr,Ty c.xAL CONVENTION At EocBEsrEn, s.rr. AND
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Foy tho Advertiser.
Tbc tfb Nov. Mt Mt. Willing.


MR. Epr1oE: Allow me brief spnce 10 your col
uu,ns for n glance at Barbecue it Was my good
fortune to attend ut Mt Willing the other day.
The day was beautiful and balmy, and ut n
reasonable hour Il lsrse company wss assembled
to enioy tIio sOeisl Oeis: o!eS$aon' O.!
The feast was abundant and inviting, and al!
partouk Of it with zest. 1t was indecd day uf
good cheer and good humor, reminding one forei-
bly, Of tho better days of our ancient hospitality.
One of the objects Of the meeting was to Swell
the ranks Of IL Cavalry Corps well known to the
District as the "SaTmda .Senhneh." In further
ance of thi. end, y short and spirited speech was
made by N. C. BUTLER, Esq., of your town; and
twelve new names were added to the company roll.
All together, the hours Of the 4th November
sped aeetIy and pleasantly and the company dis
prrsed we'll pleased with one smother and the rest
Of aa4nkipdr
The presence of the Ladies (Gud bless them y
had much to do with enhancing tho pleasure Of the
day.
These social gatherings, sir, urc humanizing and
conducive to the general good. They atiiliate c-
tizens and overcome local prejudices, if cuudur-
ted with the lberulity and spirit which marked
the occasion of which your humble servant was
4 SPECTATOR. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
{ &
Miscellaneous ltems,

Miscellaneous lfems'
Ms- Despiso nothing because it seems weak,
The hy and locust have done more hurt than ever
the bears and lions did.
Eg- A truly grateful heart may not be able to
tell its gratitude but it can foe and love, and net.
NJ Drunkenness turns man out of hims.l If
and leaves beast in his room.
asy~ ConYsrsing one day with fashionable and
pgotty BELLE tho hectiOus Mr. spriggs observed
that, "Ladics that lisped wished to bo kissed"
The young lady before had spoken unaieetedly,
but now replied, "Tho I've heard thny."
ws Two hundred and forty mules were sold
in Georgetown (kcntucky) on Monday. Year
lings ranged from S72 to sos; old ones sl2o.
Ms- The Memphis Bulletin says that within
fortnight two ladies of that city have collected
sum of 81 600 in aid of tho Mount Vernon fund.
ea- Tho Mayor Of Georgetown, D. c., has
directed the removal Of the Alanthus trees from
the strcots of that town-such trees having been
declared nuisance by municipal ordinance.
In- The New York Herald has Il most volumin'
Gus correspondence, showing that tho Hurpcr'f
FerrY affair Was known to Seward, Summer, Hale
DR.. Hove, Of Boston, anI Others,
Ssy- It is said that Fred. DoHylas has fed to
Canada, to avoid boing involved in the Harper's
Ferry difficulty.
~ The Hon. Charles Macbeth, has been re.
elected Mayor of Charleston by majority of three
hundred over his competitor, Col. John E. Carew
ey Among the -irayo's passengers from Eu'
rope, arc Mrs. Mason and family, Hon. l., NJ
Koitt and lady, and Jerome Bonaparte.; te.;s.,ss..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09


A PAINFUL DEATM.-We arc grievod to
record most painful and horrible death
which occurred in this district, on the 25th
ult. The unfortunate was little Martha Cornc.
liza, daughter of Mr. Simeon W. Craps, whose
obituary will be found in another column.
1t seems that Gre hal been carried through
the yard to the spring, and accidentally o
live coal was dropped. The little girl, while
playing, came in contact with it, igniting her
clothes and when her screams were heard,
her mother rushed 10 her aid, finding her
wrapped in flames, and dashed bucket OF
water on ler, but too late to save her life.
The accident happened at about IL O'Clock, m.
and the folluEing night at one, the little
sufferer was relieved by the hand of death.
This is another sad warning Of the dangers Of
fre-Lexington Flag.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Augusta.

This important centre of trade was never better
prepared with all manner Of supplies and iacii-
ties for tho public accommodation, than now. her
stores, of every kind and Of every grade, are iuiiy
up to the highest mercantile standards OF tue
country. Take her in any department OF trade
you will, she has no superior in our section OF the
Union Her position, her railroads, and the ener'
~ and spirit of her population, have combined to
place her high on the list of Southern cities; And
the evidences arc indubitable that she ia destined
to rise higher and higher every year. THESE CYL
donces are particularly apparent the present sea-
SON. The brillaucy of her business streets and
tho activity Of life exhibited there. are worth go
ing to see, even though one has not the intention
of testing the quality of tho trade Win thlS IN
tcntion, Augusta is the place of all Others whether
in Georgia or South Carolina, to carry it out to
your satisfaction. We repeat what we have before
said. that Augusta deserves and should receive an
oycraowinr patronage from the two States.