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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
ms. norr- .,cosp Lxrrsn.

IN Consequence Of sh.ir high approval Of
hi. .eo,iment. ss the .dbjsc, Of The rights
OF na,a'sliEsl citizens. VIZ Bo,t. "a. Invited
by ssvsrsiot Tics h s,sspt public dinner
which be declined, H., ar wrote smother let.
t'r IN fHr,her sIpl.s.,ion Of b.. views
ln thi. .eeobd lct,erof Dir Bot. in re.
ply to Secretary Case, We G cd the fllowins
eItraordiusry development
This i. no nov qus.,ion With the See,..
ta'v Il Is one spou ubiet be hs. given an
op'uios before | have had placed In my
hands errr'spontsnc- bct~esn . gentleman
OF tbs CITY and the Department Of Stat.
shi'h sntJ1in, IN Which he d,c,rine q the
L. Cicre letter. u adv sed no, ,.ana,ter Of
eauiion, Tor then thsT vss war existing
rot a. ia case where LIABILITY existed AZ
the tlrne Il cmigrati,u n here the r,rtyh,a
eBisrated four years fsre he was li.Ll, 4,
BE- called on Tor mill ~ service .nd vel,
he WAS denied the protection IL the Gov.
ernment, ard va told that hi. r,s.port o.
certificate Of eitir rsbip Cid not eu,,, him
IN the protection of his own Gsy,rnneu,
hut only TrqsCf'sd the protection Of f,rei-,
"ovefnnrHts, sHd that has na.urali..,.o.
here Old tot exempt him from the ohii,,.
toA 10 hi' nstiSe c,su'ry, which t. ihi. d.,
las deferred tia fsom going abroad IsuS
n.ii TIE CORES onisues without flt,Le,
son Fen'. Va: - sec hsNt'.r,i.o
wall be offered by the Secretary for ,L,.I.,,
ter which was written IL seem, ~ Ia. d..
treci'n, and stthe same time 10 vii furnish
a. opportunity for IN IRE ding ,sis,ipv
aud 'qpirminZ "a the par; Of thos. pr,..s,
I" escape The responsibility alr.a : r-,,io,
upon tie Authorization II their selection
or Of tbs, which they ATE disposed TO up
peH JonN ~ BoITs
Ne 81 Liberty Street.
NV IosS lih Mtrch. is5s
Hon Lewis Cas-, ssey STATE, W.,a,niur
son u. c.
DEAE SlE Tie question Las been s,l.l
ne tys party Who wish. 10 vi,it nj,
tive place. Hanover, srmanv. uae.b,, he
would not b. protected hya ras,rort from
the L : Goycfumcut he BENZ !, c...,.r
OF tue JuItcd Ststss. LsviGc become 8,
more u az three year ago lIelsft Hanover
~ben be was bat sixteen yc,rs Of ace and
h1' re'Iicd IN tae United S'.tes ever ,irc,
IL ia'' been toll ,lst rLc r6,n-p,d D,
Hanover lie would b, ~ j2ci either 70 mill.
iary duty ~ 90 the Iarwc,t of far. a.
Lis b'Y'rrGl ~ would have h,i c,auur
IN nm Tor military du'y lad lie rsn.iuel
10 hhhcver tn! Ice arrived at tue Oge Of
.ycrty.
The person 20 whom rotor j. ar1isu.io
T'ii hi' p.reu's aad rsmsin with item
.hcr' iins hut uut.l he tees conf lieut. Of
teIng ale q 10 - wthou, mo'es,a,iop he
Is ttr''I 10 leave f,r IL uaats hal.
must IS lcavc. therefore. 20 ,r5uli,
Your dePH'meu''1r IL views upon the sui.
jet. ! sec no reason why m Am -rica- rae.
port should not proie', him ~ uell and.
iI''y ~ llan We. II in any ether rart Of
Europe.
h'v' the Louor 70 h very respectfully.
your obeIisGt servant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

The peIt aorua' session of the Grand H..
osmpment # tie OiI Fellows oil he he'll
at h'rPer'-Feuy 'be dr.s q August uert
An interestiig mcetrg i. ANTICIPATED
Would 1t ut be vi fof tie Eacamrmrrt
OF Charls''o'n Sc tolrg .t,lura lt,u 7
a ia.i tendance vii be ,Iisci,I a. TO
merit meeting e OTaan', FREUD en- tie
81 MoUdiy eVeuius a. July
Is -ili DO observed ts.te dIHrs-t
Lodges Of MsrtiasbIts pill uti.e in e,,..
sfs'irg the i'h 4 July by Possession. AZ.
dr'" 30 TO shi,h al brethren 10 good
stAbdiuE are invited
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

Ere Comra~7 bee tesr orsiairrd in
Mu'.n.lr-g rr5 'he fliusirr Once.
slse'ed VII -PtHn Cu-ri-gism. Prr.,.
dent Tbrs r H1i.. S.-,.'a,v n "
Sfcvnrt Treasurer John q A. N,I.o.
h'u'cA Captain ssru-I A'et. I.i t..svt
T. y Hoore- Dad DO AlrsIH.t ara
~ \ J Rig'Ay lt Beginner William
k",rf'o' -, DO. S c Kennedy Keeper
u Ergire
F''~ '.tn Tie firu ~. l1,- Sci
J.. u Willie. 49, rscsr''g robi,lg .oid nr
e. CD per acre Nr Grlh.r fpfrlsssr
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WELLS ). HAWK, Lsa.--iI1Iprxr.

1t Will be seen ~ ID. following dispatch
from Chir'go. Illinois. dated 18th. that our
most estim,b!e towusman W J HIwK..
E.q sas ono q the sufferers bv The RAJ.
Road collision noticed o-low dr. n u.s
expected home yesterday. The ,I,.n, n
th. injury i'bot ye; known but We uu,, IL
- hot .lirit
Cntcss5 Jun, 2s An sc.ilsr, c.cur-
red on he Michigan southern Rail.o,iIs.t
Wight nrsr South Berd esu..d hv the
Ws-aisg AWay n = cu'ysrt Thirty tire.
f"'' n' Ver' iil'sd ard some fty or .i1ty
v"p'fei Oihrfs miss.rz h.d 10, been
l'a-i from. Among the kiled J.. The q.
- 90 mr's''grr tic engineer. f-,man.
p E'7f" ma.fer sid r1s1 ms-',- Nrs T.
y. It.'"i arI chHi. Of stone N.f.. y y
a0i Thomas Wi.h,m. ~ Ni-'i-,, ri
Anort tie wounded 10 W = II ,us. O.
CH'f-s''vo Va Those ~ The train were
mostly uls.srr rrs,f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

Thoma. p subs',e bee b-,s spfo,s,.s
f''inss'er At R'fpoo IN ibi' esBoty. ia
p''e' q A'aph wn.oa. ro.igssi
John v Niessob po,imsststst Nasu.ss
'''' L'ai'sa oousiy, 10 pl.e. Of WAF
r -'-n -s.irssA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
stu 81 Irtv

ASS ususl &c issro that The stores vilI
b el'''i on The Sch fJoIy .nsI, MONDAY )
70 aaard 'hs employees a. sgpsr,ssity 70
shs-r.- o.. 4,r ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
n1LIINnar 80 nnin -

Tie fr7Irrtir4l.r,e' rad,. 90 &c E.pr
n tis Care rssHog Hsrp.f. F,rv vU
b. ar'ssrsi h7 rrf.-sree ,a .a-aIt.tt ..--
e.anr' onrt-,l,fs With. tttsl,is.d
~ % 81. citogss 20 ha1r is fa,ar,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
Z Il Ap ---dt'N nGlnCH
>EEOILE!

A4s''fgci.y tornado rl5.i ov = Har.
prs Ferry cn Tue. la sf.raooa last. 40, ut
n,It pas f'u- clock Au1i,n oCxiad aa4
r.in seemei 10 c,ncsntrs 10 tao cprs. over
tie r.V,rs aud passing up the Saen-
andoah river carried of the bridge near
the junction. Of tie two rivers TIE entire
structure was li:eI from the piers from
abutncut to ALatmen,, aud dashed ic,o tn.
'ircsm below. The rain aud wind crteudel
bu.a sLOr; distance, but W.. destructive in
Other respects
Mrs SLoAN,aa oil lady was on The Lriis.
wien 1t was carried II AID escaped unLur,
She was stou' tie centre Of the brid ge and
from the wreck which followed, il j, QUO OF
toe mysteries Of Providence how she passed
uuirjursd
We learn that the Brils, Company will
TAX. immediate steps to re-copstruc. the
Bridge. Much Inconvenience vii be f,lt
by the travelling rublic at the loss. but =
temporary crossing will BE- made for foot
travel 10 week or two
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" 'rsHAstr ADuan...

J q JoNr' Esq IsIvtsIaasll,...
ppm ihs su.j.et e r-mr-,snes. on tha
ia l-'sa Caur 3, shorh rdsfosp On tb,
i5.b ins,so'. pstsb iss2 F,s fv.rvbi.,t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
IIr:ied.

80 IL lI.A i.tist' - Are,frr,Tt-ro Nj,
Ettfco SrrtH'TT, q R-tkel'y u-tv
I, C-'l..i.. "a 60 ths .rrT1.,r c'tt--h ,r., ?.
'h- re i-0-, e. H~,rt.. ~ ;, he r. W.
} r. r Nrtrs. 81 I.ltDui Co.. Nt . T.s. q
dalshi"T % Col -. Pfsfo The '.'r-, riG.-.
- ". Erh'st', F.Hiu.-t CO.. " ne 80 i-srr
or iis o. tee uo'.rf . Iav,tsy f.- -.f .,.t.rt .,
u Re- 5rtn ". ",M,r'a-. k.- Rom ''.
sirsat~ .rd So NAVY A.. res. ,.G-,t tsp,Lt-r
o. ,As J. 8. Ecgs., I-e,..t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

MorETttt EYE S-vsTsl .tslIs N rve
hom Mr. Thomas Lock ofthis county. haze
been received measuring feet ! O inches in
length A'.o ssvcrs heads n shes, r,asur
ioT orr fourth Il yard 10 length, well Gil
rI-Is.d .. 1s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

IN. n..KEE rRr.rs,,L p,,u,.r.

p' b'isss will rive special ,u,u,ion to tn.
'N'o~'es diseases Cough. Cold. Cossum piios
''ouP' iaau,nrs, Asihns Bronchitis aud al
os'A'e 81 ne u"s-. mouth htoztaad luts. A..
"h''"n given 20 The u-,tm.u, q oil .sin ti.s..e.
Homage, Lumb.r Aie..,-.. setvfuis. Rhea.
ma'sm. Neursiss Psfay,i. Epilsp.v .pysp,p.is
fh-', Disfrhoes ard all disease. q n. Stomach
Liver sns bout's snt al chroaie di.ss.r, r.risi in
'ng 70 S0msn ard children De Bsskss can pruc ass
one ihoasind cgfutsAtr. 81 b. p-'f.ct .urc,.. ~
eu'trg eaae~ts "iG sot-sttuicsrs a.iu,s.~s.list.
o. 'nmofs Of ivory d-.,ri,'ira ard vuhou, n,
H.- Vt he knt'~. TL-.s ~ nsm.d ei,.s.-, e,.-
'"' - heA'-' - ,o''ssPys!,re- therefore th- %
"~e'' nut pace it.n.,iv.s utcsr Ne Doors
pef'-nsl eur tvi.tau
u B'ssre has nate new Hi.e Wv - .
tIiid thai VII rrotoc- r.r'.ctsi.orr'lou of NJ
- afact aat iesisfr U.rieci vision e. ne -.
Nhhoai ihe a's a. ne knur cr r..tIs Ant b.
cure. all di'~a'-' oilAs BYE EAR xr.su,
'nr use or ih' Katie Or Sr-3'~ sri ~ -. coa-
'AHiH 90 tsni 40 -. eiI-tr $50 ttr,rt ,fo.autt.
To- atnhoi,i yea unpsrums ct,sf tryrr.
'urs'le ior "rh-f sci isd al se..-in..u.: IN
i've uiru'r,
W BatS's iscrr - he u1.t,. ,'silsrd- .le.
e-''e' Surgeons Sc Psr,,~,sr.to.rv d.,
iA"s kro-, r-a-.'l ,,r rt,,Iy,yr.r tti..t
ra'ci'r 'n s'~ .f'i l,r-r,. s,.,... CIR
hssfrc t,r,.'stE go ,.s.' go 49, .- 7t,..
70 80 Prf'aili-- DO ErF t'e.s- - 10 r-,uit.y
49, -- tr' On .'.f.r.r -.,ss,-.~ COP - r-.,...
~ eefie'H'od &C. except ito.- rrrueus. ,aat
VII 20 IRE D." r-fsonsi supervision
Ia ta-- s"u-'f IN "a N iosrr
NJ - L-SsE''- sucst t-iw..a ts,,.., So
LiteriF s'f-st. PsH.r8 ~
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CHANCE o. TINE.

We anncunc-i IN orr lssi i.'u.. that a., Sunday
School corrected with tu- II l. Ci1fgh Of Ills
toxin, would celebrate ,be approaching so Of Jaly
81 tic Pas CTouHdE J; has since t-,n d,'s,ni--rT
by . oEe having the matter ia charge. TO deer the
celebration snI % have Pie.Nic a, tie Fair
Cro"nis tie Saturday following ,i- 4th TIL. II,
doubtless good arrangement. and will l.,,,r suit
tie public ooureaisnrc, tasn tie tia. prev ou.iy
fI.l upon
We are glad 20 learz 'hs' 70 ~ lie collector, f-
tie rr-Sic have been VOL received. aaI 80 rus,
hat no ruLue VHlsd them ia The discharge of
their d1iist vi'h such ron fihuions - viii ,acnu-.
'ge them 10 rsr'ey'rs IL ~ good Tork syri,
rj-Rev Robert Csddep. 70 ,c.d mioi.
ter ofthe " T. Church lied re.ilenoe
10 baltimore on the oG'h instant 10 the 55,h
year Of hi' age Mr. Csidcn was eur,red
ia tho itsners"cg i,r as,r'y .iao: quite ta'f
century and there ars few a, least Of HI,
own demon ioatior. within The bounis of a..
Baltimore conference, who did rot kaew
hin
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T.. "a. nILLEE's
Fire & Il urglar Proof

SAFES. BANR LOCKS TACLTS moons
a. Msauiaciurirg 10 Bsumor'
DEaSONS 10 vsof .i ths's s'f-' srli end 10
i n1rrr poo fhei. sfraofaf- oil. .rtrtsss f-..H '.-
Ma.uf.ef..sr. rhefs tt-y cfa G7i Iffs- sfe. BOD
Lasr eos fb.N drsrr. tu.t fr .fi-r 1t1 I.F Frrr-
MiIiFH~ SANS ANu uNNk ~t.l HIItES
tate I.nf ben iuau.'a. ufrt See tt..s.d vtrf-
f. at- r.us.t...f iHt.- Tf.s..r FL. f1 80. usn-
feif..t g.. n.rrti1I ff". ti.- tsf lh.stss
tnf IfI-r, sy.s &c.. sfai Go .-...tf fs.'..s ar
fsrns SAFES sfr l.sl.d fH f..Irl 10. saY -
ptasr o. H.t IfIitr. sf.'fs frft
~ "tfift
I.1N rth St.. OF. a.iie ,.,.f. .fs. .a.
I.He ~ t It. ls.n.H.I~ sos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

fpS3sA ICED o. tvo u GOD mise4u.y
VII be taken e thi, ORcs A
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soda Wafrr.

-HRE7H sHas Wssf stha Ffraf rafsIr 1f
stfaps co.. te rfP. c.ns sa.r .s hsr. .IfI-e
Ihs nH..rI.f sfaslG
J1t.3a q r RELLFR 3 GO
HARPERS MAsAZf,E Jar ar 81.
4 Atf ~ CAMPBELL
DCRE Cissf VIrsfs- -. ssIe ~
Il KEARsLEY sHEERER GCo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
Virginia 10 Wit:

Virginia TO wit;
IN ,as'chegit Cssrt Of jefferson CO
J.. l.. TO~ser. PliG
Themi. N ToEl.-. Atm. q y 7 TOYS
- az 20 80. .~u rirht. JOsa srh.e' sse
Nav Eug,sis IA. va, az Enss -
Isssef. p.h'
~ CuASCE7r
90 mo'ion otJohn h. SeAsr. Rave 70 si'rs
hira 'n ne BE- aEs-~rt "a this c.a.s .-hich - "a
sccafltallf-aa ,b-r,.o tAr 4 atnua p. 'i-' yea
81. tT All more ihsp NJ mes p bastng 'hP-sd
.'uc- ne h.lus 90 ~ tid as IL awe C., 80
sa@mcts urea rath vf %. ,ihst p-irrcaaIs al
tnsT 'tui isfHrr t1 appear sud snsssf ftc ht.. =
tssru iof ro.i SOD fo taen 80 Toe e., N
irr 90 Oh. 30 trs.. IAie D. az 90 J4Er l-lJ us.1
'h''tii az -aatf,.s ars - an-~rr si tAr bt.rr-
'at', J-.u p rtl 49, argues - t.urss
- ctrsi rfa.l.a ~a-rs.i D. Corr c.lr cd
"a s-.rftrr s.t ost.rv taats e., l.rl...t sef o.
h'- Count u sstfi- snJ s.a-- the A4.st-,sH
...ar. .. "a. az IA r,sr,r s.-A,tnihi-ifs'or
ri % Al. anna ioTa.r 80 g tu sef.tLg ~atcb
BE- 70 Iv s-.s's-D sai ....s .nY Hivar eHsn'-
mac iF ih~ '.rs.s- co. bf. liisl'm-. o. sscb &C
a.. e.. 'ht REQ go. is ,aos ta~ prop-f die
.' ''''r Tar. 90 s.ct. A.d .u- Con o. ST ner =
.u 20. .t.'I Oh 20 CANA .bssfs to-. art .Ipft
~ '@t go and r-la.ain- sars,- cd a. ss.-
81 '.ii 10. rtsp- A. b. t-.stre toe oft-r DO
T'af-s 'l.. .f.a is-stp, ~ atv..u.-tu.rl Iu ,ns
'a'Ee '' BE- 'tvs ~ g-r,euaI service e L0aee
uT-G sirh OF fr. pr i-s
+ r~nt<,- f-...y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

Rev NJ Grshsn viii rr-l.1 10 Ts-,-f lsf.sn
Gu % o. urIt sattA.AJgyJ q.
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nALrIMoas rsm.u.E cuII.rcr.

Being in Bsltimore OF Frid,y evening
last. ne attended by Invitation The ninth .n>
nuai ommeuccneut Of hi, popular In.,isu.
n"u t't the New A.senb'y Rooms. corner
# Hsnovef and Lumhard s,rset.l upder
President Professor NA1uAN G BEooxs
After auumber Of &c piece. Of music ty
Professor Holland. Blue. Band, aud pray
er by the Rev 7. II W MoNEoE cf the
College Faeslty, the reaiiug Of the several
pieces by The graduating class commenced.
The Satisfactory address by Mi., Annie
Perriuc Ball. of Baltimore, va. delivered
ia clear aud dis,iuc, voice the style ehs,'e
aud composition good Ad ires.e. were al
81 made by Miss Josephine Euna Norris,
Of Baltimore, Mis-. Mary Rsbeeo, Cls.ssit.
Of Baltimore, Miss EliI,beth Kirg. az Bal.
tinore, Miss Adelaide L Siwmoat. of B.l
timors, Miss ITollic Feuiou Browu. Of
Wes;m oreland. Virciui. Ms. Fannie } ohn-
sou Barbour Of Ni.oari add the Ea'Sdis-
tory Addre. BY Miss Sallie Berry Hurst.
Of Bs',inor, The. young lady delivered
address va, truly sas eomposi,ion. aud
speaks veil Of her syoapg lady Of graf
iAi.Et
Al~o', bushels Of handsome leque,s
v'r'' evsred upon the youUs ladies' a, the
eore'u'ioD Of their Adires.e. by the large
aud respectable audience present
After the addresses, President Brook.
arose, ,ud conferred the degrees up-u the
graduates in the fo!low ng order
Tae degree q i,i,pn Hsi,,,4 va, e,a ,r-r4
u7vn Nc, Man An sBi~.c zoo Nt,.I.ap- "a
H-fi, 81 tsl1mrt- tn',n@T gFsfpsr. Ct tt- q. Be-
l-s- he cegT'e A.t.En Bl-rsi4Hret va co
ieff't ur4o hi>' Fauui- Ban. or 60 Futon
NJ, Niss Sare1 Boy Poe. COL Ba.t.fl.fr r.ru-
Dr.. ~. Me- JF'rrbfpr T. So.ri> e. Ea'I.-rr~
~ ''s AtriCtr ztle'h sl-ur,.rf o.; Bs.til.,f-
MI" " " F-n'rn Br'Tr 90 W r.-,uor, isni
c.r'T Va Nt,s Nsty Ettr.ca C.ase'i sr:
NJ arm Per e Bs 70: u snef-- o.. - 10
r''',o ia as en- Nc. Nsua Lrrsrr B4r-
'atene ~ b. class ~ 1855 TIE degree % Ms
- - - li'a lh-fa'I-r VA coLf-rfed rrun
VS. hs''.v Frs0C's R,c.sn. - s"nn-r.s' c.usiv
" y = N.r7 l. Z, s-h Klss % Pat ,rc-. o..
Nl'> Mary Jane J,r-s. 90 SG.uAtl Mt mem
b-'s q l-- r'ss, 90 l~t9
TIE loaoFs, consisting Of tie large ne.
ials Il 'se College, were awarded a. FL
lows Frs. llouor,. ,oli Ne8a'. f,r cx,
''!.e1ee IA the Greek aud Latin Language,
70 MIS- IIaaie }. Dlrt-ur ( Fa'',o. W .
aud Miss Sarah Berry Hurst, Of Baltimore
county, NJ
HonoFsr consisting Of silver II !n,s, vero
AWARDED other member. Of tie various
classes Tor excellence 10 the diaercni braaeh-
IS ef study ard for exemplary DIP 7rtu.n'.
After the dssrsc aud Lonors were eouf.rr
ed, parting ode, imposed by Mics IId,ie
Brown, was sung by the graduating class
TIL catire exercises were Of the mos: in.
'e't'''nE character and catlusias,icai'y sp
pau!cI ny tie iu;,i,ie u, aulieuo.
h''' EFABEIu PoaJcR, Ct JsErsoa
e7as'y IS one Of tae csrr' % Instructors.
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"'s |"' 'I"NH' "IFF F'EF'ts
Gov rmriac.rE over
Ire Hyra,i md IiNp Hi9rCr: s',RI.
an! "a. latest .NorS'rss - PEE .Nlr.
II. q! 44y 1rf ,rryv Pre-
From iOp up TO so GO
EtFaUt.'nhfv Inducements utn Pa. t 70 to
SIsihsrn th.h art s1aft iim- Eut-s
We guarantee its' the quality I'd Guy rl-.. sre
.c' '1-Vs,s ~ thcs- 90 .uy t.lsy 90 ire tfa-e
sa4 90 g!...s
~ - dfy C5mg.,H.r IT
N-frtsrtssrc .sI-Is o. NafH 49,. ltF DO
g. it-I ,r.frsst ts t... sos ga.uila- car Oet,a
prtlrs f-f 20 rafrt s-i.s
fEFJT r. FOLLpCk & COCHRAN.
Joe 30 ~ 3.1 lal4 .e..N s.
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CIacuM.rA>cEs ALTER C,su<.

Go it, ye D,nosrss.
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DEPARTURES.
For Savannah In the steamship Star OF SouthIsasc
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MRS Hothceio Mr Marks and infant John Sper Jr, W
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Markets.

New ORLEANS August 90 1859.
Cotton quiet sales to day 24b bales crop at IKE
Ereights 1ad.
NEW ORLEANS August %. 1859.
CottonSaes to day $50 bsles ali new; old Is rejected;
the market closed UBcoat geo The sales Of the last
esree Gays add up 000 haes, and the receipts 500
oAes, aganet 300 for the time last year. Total
receipts OF new crop thus far $50 bales against 400
BALTIMORE August %, 1852
Flour heavy; choice 30 ward street, SIS l2h. Wheat
octve sa'e u GOO bushels ut s. Is 81 IS tor white
oo9 81 70 u IL for red Corn advanced &c sales
yeiow AZ soc $40 and white at 100 7sc Provisions
uuii' Wnisxey firm at 2Shc for OHIO.
v,.,.a CIScIssATI. August 90, 1859.
flour nrm at ~ 60 81 70 Tor superfpe Wnest Arm
WhsEey IN good demand at 24c Prov sone steady and
generally unchanged Bacon--Saouders &c sides y1Ic:
bulk shoulders, &C., ''s"'
w. - CHICAGO August %, 1885,
Flour dull Wheat inactive, aud declined a. Corn
quiet Oats firm. Receipts to day-3,l0o bbls -four.
1900 bushels wheat "a O00 bushels corn ~ 800 bushe
oess shipmeps-6,ooO bbls -four As 600 bushels wheat
o. 900 bushels corn. ''
OswEGo, August 23-6PM.
Flour unchaDged sales email: choice double extra Al
w a. wheat oul, but sAles small new red Inasns a.
9llV corn urmer, but unchanged. Sales 900 buans
Illinois at 7oc Canal feghs steady at previous ra,eg
Lake mpofs-23:o0o bushels wheat 900 bushels rye
GOO bushels peas. Canal exports--bO0 busl ols corn
BUFFALO, August 2S-1 p. NJ
Flour unchanged sales 100 obs wheni-.wbue win
cor and spring armer red wluer dull and haavy tiles
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$500 ushels old Milwaukee At 79c 10 500 bushels uev
no Cnmsso Pppg to arrive vt 85c: small lots white
Ono ara lndeps selling A 81 49, torn Holders ssking
tso buyers holding pscs; no sslev Whisxey .shc
LAKE. inpoIts 10 aay2W0 bois flour. 81 600 bush ia
wheel Is eco busnele CORD, 0N0 bushels os,a. Caua
exports-s, eco bushels wheat, 5000 ouaueis corn.
BUFFALO, august 23-6 T. NJ
Flour firm, but unchanged 10 prices sxes COO oDis
WHEAT opened hsm win fair niiog demand, ous closed
quiet: ssles 10 500 baeheis No Chicago spri"g NJ
ebc tms lots Of ohUce sed selling at xps, aao do
white u, 81 10 Corn-HoIders ask an advshce Of lie q
70 but there are buyers. large number OF boats
are reported az, ound between nero end Albany Ouis
barley ana rye are quiet wn'skey armer. Iupor,s-
1900 bbs tour, 22 90 bushels wheat goo ousbe.s
corn o Geo bushels 0GO busnes ley. Exports
1900 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn
ALBANY, August 23--O p NJ.
Flour In active request sales 600 bbs at last weeks
prices. Wheat sales 5000 bushels white Ohio 81
32h. Moe doing In oats holders hrmer 5000
bushels State al 800 measure; 200 bushels do In lots
At 42c weight; $500 bushels Wisconsin, not perfectly
soupo, at 37c weight; 600 bushels Canada East at
400 weight, and 200 bushsl: Caoads West az 44o {,
weight. Rye 7Sc sec. per 60 lbs. Nothing doing Ia
corn. whskey, sales 100 bbls. At 26c. 26HC
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70 the whites Tue local papers silent In respect 70
The provisions Of the constitution
The richest discoveries bAve bean pade snca the last
ariva bsy~een Cape Lapopdre aud re Cae enue PISS,
although the opening OF esdswss OF daily occur
renee.
great rush had been made by tn miners to yards the
Cbey Psss, where it sepersd hundred to
ebousaod dollars day beng made ny Aspgla hand.
The emigration continued light hut STEADY.
Business 1t Beaver City orsk and merchandise
oDd provisions were ss,lirg cheap
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Dssta ustive Firs MT Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, August rs, 1909.
The old yellow building IN this city. which was the
ealeratus factory of d. Kellogg and Co.. J. F. WymAn's
mar bic shop, beaides several small groceries, &c.
destroyed by fire this morning about three O'Clock. The
wind was blowing quite hard from the south at the time
ond carried burning enbers into the seeple Of the First
Baptist church, consuming that fine edhce and also the
dselng of v. L. Palmer aud house belonging to John
Rtchie Loes the church 800 ooo-insured for only
$1,000; loss on other property not asce,tained.
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BALTIMORE, August %, 1859.
man named hugh Sultvad shot in the head last
Night and instantly killed. the corner Of Holiday and
Peasant streets while hs way home. Several arrests
tave been made.
The Coroner's jury have returned verdict that Hugh
Sullivan to his death by the hands Of Thomas Ho
man, and Robert Miller was an accessory Both have
been arrested aud committed.
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Disturbance at Picnic near Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Angus, %, 1859.
riot occurred yesterday at TAcony during excur
sion Of the st. Vincent Sunday schools with the FRANKLIN
Rife Company. party Of rowdes attacked the soldiers
during the target fpg che oodiers in defence used the
butt ends OF their rifles and loaded theirs with peb
bles and fred upon the rowdies About twenty persons
were stabbed and other wise wounded Tho riot re-
eumed the arrival Of the soldiers in the city, but the
prompt interference police prevented serious results
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The Baltimore City Railroads.

BALTIMORE, August %, 1885,
In the City CouDcil this afternoon the Special Committee
on the City Railroad reported ordinance providing for
the repeal of the ordinance purchase road as far as
completed, and leasing the years; also re
cucog the fare TO four cents It generally thought
however the Council will refuse to interfere With the
present company, the public getting impatient for
Che completion the enterprise and adverse 10 further
flindrsnce.