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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body As it should, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And il aoes more,
raher does what is OF more service to those sub
feet TO this Infection. II taken in season IL expels
it from the system il is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently 1t not only cures but protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious II eadAche, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause, win be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This !" AGuR CuRR''
removes the cause of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
tories to expel the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their office Of their accord. Hence arises what
we term acciimatatton. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt. while this AGuE CURE =
does il at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and ii has still anOthe
important advantage to the public, which is, thai
it is cheap as well as good.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER e. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
ppyrr Ocy nor YAu ppp narr,
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; Currant, Coos
berry. Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Evcrgreens and Ornamental Shrubbery, vii,
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered IN any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
(Late Hubbcll Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 8, 1858-dAw
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TF0Ot0e,0 sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE il hsreby given that on the
l. 10th day Of June NEXT will sell ~ public sale,
in front II the banking house of VIM. thompson 3
Co., corner Of Main and Second streets, Keokuk,
Iowa. the follow ing real estate, Wis: Lot 10 In
block Is of Leigh Addition to the city OF Keo-
kuk, and all Of block in Glenford, or wrisht's
addition 70 the city of ksokuk which sals viii b
for caah.
This sale Is made by virtue of Deed Of Trust
from James h. Bruce and Antoinette his wife to me
tosscure the payment Of q note given by james r.
~, zS7 40, on which default has been made. and
said Deed Of Trust provides that said Jamss g. and
Antoinotte BroOe shall have the right 70 redeem
within ons year from the day Of sale BY paying
the amount Of said note with 10 per cent. per IN.
mum interest, or the amosnt Of tbs bid with sint-
lar interest IL the bid shall be more than the dsb&.
6AM'L r. MILLER, Trustee.
May =. lsss-l
70 tt. v. MtftT, Ed.und A. May, !. !. Haissy,
Do Alambsrt Gully;
visHRRE 10 now On tIs In the once Of the 0erk
1 OF the Disiriet Court Of Lee County, lows, q
Keokuk, the petition OF X. Bowler, alleging thst
W. Miller executed to n. b Foets sis tArse
promssory notes fer 81 SO ss6A, sd dfawiag ~
per cent. interest, payable Annually, and his mort
gage deed certain real estxto - Secure aid no&oD
and interest. Said petitioa alleges thst ~ etha
defendants have since become Interested In ~
mortgagsd premises. Sad petition pYAyU ~ =
Judgment, a order Of sale Of the mspastU - -
tinction Of the interest VI all the defonleas inahe
| relief. Unlss you appear and answGf rid DedtaDa
before the second day Of the June tern (losol
Of said Court, judgment viii b rendered according
to the prayer Of tho petition.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTRR,
May s, lSto-dlm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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LeYal Nogice.

To Aaron H 0aoe san1 HssaaA his wife, Jshn 9.
Humphrey, GsoFgs " Nye asA John r. Eys:
" on and sash Il yoa afs hereby notiAsd tAa4
there IL now q 0s In the oiRes of ~ Clerk ef
the Dstrict CQnrt q Lss County, Iowa, ~ Eeskuk,
petition q Anus h. Brown Slaimins 81 you u
forsclosure q seEtsin mortgage sxssatsd - SD
Gage TO said Brown, datsd 6sptSmbsr ,, 1873 .and
recorded In tie Recorders 6hss q ssid eosnty
September 10, 1S6, at Ksokuk, conditioned for The
payment u tArss ssvsrsl psomissosy notes 9ivea
81 said GAg.to sid nrows. ssd payabis. 70 aid
Brown or order In twelve, twenty -four and thirty
six Eosths sspsstivsly, SITTER Sept. :, 1883, with
10 Per sen6 P9' nnsn interest payable aaaaAlly;
said Brown claiming from the said Gage a. due and
unpaid t. ~ The tenor OF said mortgage and nots)
tbs sum u teoS - with len per cent. per amman
interest thsrson from Sept. ., 1855, and praying
that the squity u redemption Of said dcfendsnts,
and all Of them, b forever foreciosed ~ to the
premises In ssid movtesgs described, wis Lot No.
II Black No III. u Keokuk, Ice county, Io~a,)
and the several interests Of said defendants there
IN fessysr hereafter barred. And unless you ap-
pear and answer said pstition before The sss-
ond day Of the special term OF said court, to begin
On the fourth Monday Of June, 1859, Judgment
will BE- rendered against yoa thereon pro coafssso
CURTIS, GILLMOkE CURTIS,
April 1, lS5e-dtm Soils for Petitioner.
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Direct Importation
or
HAIR WARE ND CUTL cry,
s.. W. Il II. TUCKER.

they con hdently solicit an examination of the
same. SWAN TUCKER,
Nav Io-d6w Sign of Red Paddock
M ishns. Picks, shOveIs, &C.. for sale sIcv By
:. :, :, = :, :,
vhlfflN . horse Nalis-a gooa s.oek , OF All
,iies ior SAFE ny D. W. II AoohEn'
mchisd
A MES SH0VELS.-- A large stock of Ames'
seisIof SAFE low oy rrrcurp
mAyIo .. ". Ii. IUChEh.
AyUYTHE sTONEs.-Scythe stones Of different |
y kinds in Quantities TO suit.
mayl0 S.W.6 IL. TUCKER.
HCYTHn nIFLES.-Various qualities of Scythe
= Riaesana sh.1pensrs for I s s''''i ''''D'
mayn s. u. IoCkEK.
- rmavIn1 w Al TTCKrR'
TyRNCE NAILS
L Fine Sd do
Flooring DO
nnneaied 40 70 eiinch--a superior article
Casing do
nann1 ns so
To~-.a.r r;.h
Of ~. ssan n genera IA, OF Stn nai
10. hv 'ss' re0elVs1 s Tmc LOT ss'e
(Y0RN a.,d n-,hhi. 80 1,o,,S--
I , Sod. cha., ~ 80 - 49,,
sfvthss sn..hs "a noa;a S Snu r.oAS'
o coy'nes s;. on p, ana tram Cradles
OK, Trace and Halter Chains.
Cuttin Boxes, HAY and Straw Knives:
Hay, straw and Manure Forks:
And d large stock Of assorted II ard vnrr and Ont.
lcry hand and for sale low by
maysdAw SW Il H. TUCKER
|1nINnsToNEs- ~ T,--- = -
III ion. go - ~ 'o"e'oi
Nv q 70 r.itrrrp
81: ~
M.x,eaAw VsH q Co. Ing - nv W.; aaie aa
A5 1ea'~ oof. Oh MAIN a 40 DTS.
FLOUR
'I'HE beat articles OF Fall wheat Flour, ms we'll
apaddw CITY MILLS Levee.
nNE of stearns d Marvin s celebrated Safes for
~ sale ON good terms by
ap4dAw W. H. AUSTIN T. co
coUruUuS !. unur,-xnx
General Grocers,
No. 70 Ma;n-st.. near 3d KFoKuK
------~~~--
QUINCY FLOUR.
lNSI received, supply OF tastle Mills XXX
Flour, warranted.
aprlSd COLLIERS ROBERTSON,
GRauAm E1.OvTu.
A CHOICE article for sale by
IA GOLFERS & ROBERTSON.
nprisd
HAMS.
OEn0 LBS. Cosntry-curei Hams and Sides /;
O0OO 500 No. sugar-cared Hams, for sale
by CoLLlEhs hoHEhISON.
.pIIou -------
ESRESH Tomatoes,
r resn Ieaene',
FRESH sirawoSfries,
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GROWN TREES Fob
THE WESTy

WIT H several years
w experience the Pro.
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N ID
SHRUBBERY, acclima-
ted, and found to succeed
in the w est.
Many of these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced fine speci-
mems of fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
1 Ord - eax AnNln pxc~
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SAND PAPER.
En REAMS Bakers first quality, numbers o
~ 4, l, 2. 3, and assorted for sale yerv low nv
A. ]. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
June g6 Main-st
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The Ha nks Of New York
YIsHEIk Dealers, the Clearing House. and the
1 Panic OF 1887, with financial chart. by ] a.
Gibbons; This day received by
OGDEN, BRONNELL 4 CO.. y
myWo 80 MAin-st.
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FINANCES, Lemons, Figs, French and Ierman
- Prunes, N. h. and Layer RAisins, Currants,
30. COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
mh1t-d
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DOWN UPON us.

The Black Republican, Journals aye of course
very indignant because of the supposed ,irclic-
ton of duty and contempt of law hy the Charl"s-
ton Jury in The recent trial Of the Echo prison.
ers. Such action lily becomes these Free Nce,o
Saints, who believe they doing God service
to stenl our slaves "a species Of property which
we !egitmately hold under the Constitution and
Laws of cour ountry) and whose supreme con.
tempt for law renders Intellectual all our efforts
to reclaim that which they have stolen from us.
We hnve nothing TO say condemnatory of the
action of The Jury in this case, and would s,Ig-
gest that if they have gone wrong in this mat.
ter that they perhaps borrowed tncir idea from
the action of Northern Courts, under the F'ugi-
tive Slave Law. If they have done wrong we
suppose they merely intend it as retaliatory
measure.
Would il moi be we'll for these negro worship.
ers to reflect upon their coursc2 1t may be well
for them TO ask whether their contempt for our
rights may not engendcr contempt in the
South for any course Of action which will pandcr
to tho ignorant prejudice of abolitionism. And
this contempt may breed contempt until the
Laws against the Slave Trade, despite Of Fed
eral authority, may become IL dead lc,ter-thc
synonym Of ridcule and hatred.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

cB We ask the attention Of Planters to the
advertisement of JAMES G .GInnrs d Co. manu-.
factnrers o! Columbia. Mr.. GlpnEs is an enter.
prIsIng, business mnn-just the man to keep pace
with the progressive improvement Of tho age
eB The Ladies will not neglect to read the
Advertisement of Mrs SMALL, who is proverbial
for good taste iii her line of business
cTSr j. w. &. l.. l.. MooRE propose to exhibit
their tiincs. with Seed Crushing Apparatus OH
aalc day in May next
cTs There will also be found In our adver-
Using columns SASpFoRD's Liver Invigora,or, o.
J. WOODS Hair Restorative, and CLARKE's cele-
brated Pills.
sS- Our friends, II. s. KrrR and A. A.
WILLIAMS. have something new in our aiver-
tsing columns. Also see advertisements of
Messrs. BRANru. ALLEN g. EuwARps and jon
DAN d MrLAuGTIIS
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a Strange Disease.-Ths New Haven Palla.
di1m says remarkable epidemic, which has puz-
zled the most skful physicians, has r,ade iis ap-
pearance III Orange, Conn, and has caused great
CONSERVATION there. II has already caused the
death of eight persons, and two others are be-
yond hope of recovery. Physicians who have
been called, sny they have never before seen anv
thing of the sort, and do not know what to call
the disease aud are utterly at loss to know
what treatment should be adopted. The attack
commences with n sore throat, which soon ,s
sirnrs form of most malignant liberation and
finally the throat swels nnac coun,ably. and IN.
sufferer dies. Nearly all thus far attached
mostly child, en-have died. The disease is of
short duration is it not the same which has
prevailed at Albany and adjacent place.7 Ita
characteristics are quite similar.
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FIRE IN COLUMpIa.

Yesterday after breakfast. snys the Columbia
CaroIi"iam. the city bell gave the alarm of fire,
which was found to be the premises OF Mr.
Harley. in the suburbs, below Starks Hill, near
the railroad bridge. The clothes of servant
girl accidentally took fire, and, in her alarm,
she ran into a bedroom, and the bed d-coths
caught. The house was burned; and the girl,
the property of MIR. Rawls was so severely iDiu.
red, that she died in the afternoon.
= Another. writing the above, at p m ,
the bell again sounded, and dense smoke soon
ahowed that tho stables Of the City Hotel were
In flames. The engines were speedily present
aud worked with great efficiency, and, with the
aid Of the Hook and Ladder and axe Company,
arrested the copAagration, which threatened to
be fearful ono. There is little doubt that the
fire commenced in the stable loft, and was the
work of an incendiary.
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Debauchery in Paris--Pars, under Napoleon
Ill, appears to be returning to the scenes and
licentious revelres of the corrupt DAYS of the
Regent Orleens A correspondent of the 7Sn,es
says
Even IN The high places the noisy rio, goes
on. At the Palace; at the Ministries, noble la
dies in flesh colored coverings represent half.
clothed Bacoha,tes with flowing bowls and fes.
tive soDga Venuses with vonptueus poses ANA
a.norens jests false Vestas putragiag the memory
of their aacestorss and Diapus t,ore RESEMBLING
her Of Poi,iess than that other one of the woods.
Ths. .saJns naSls ladies seek costumes ia which
thu charms 81 their person can be NEST expSskd.
Tho shoudes.piece of spifnes tseAtt thai last
tsssiisA Of Wodesty, thdt transparent bit Of mus
dpt that stood atiegorisaIly between deesncy and
kss Aass. disappsared, aan dnessss Asse, seen
,sim,p,fto Ann pit, leaving the entire ann xnd
s6Sdldsf absolutely free. We"have sssii e.
Inn ttAsine when the favorltp Bacchan.s sf
~ Rasacs b the feted and enyisd Of tho Nmi
~ world. - ssS*9s ttj
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NoN-REcEPTION OF PAPERS.

We have recently had complaints from our
subscribers at LowndesvilIe Calhoun's MilIs, Hod-
ges, and Greenwood, tha. it frequently happen,
they do not receive their papers. We are in
formed that in some localities our patrons receive
their papers 60 irreguarly that they have come
to tho conclusion that we publish a monthly,
and not q weekly paper We regret that our
patrons have any cause Of complaint, and can
assure them that the fault is not ours. We have
no control over our papers after they leave our
Office, and we have done atthat we can do which
they are delivered at tho Post Office. Such fail.
ures are annoying 10 ss, and Of oeurss they ops.
rate materially sgainst esf pscunisry intsssst;
yet we havs ,osuasr thsss incoovsniene4s 10.
cause We have 20 ysenedy against them. >. i.
We know skatwsh thoSs WHO'S ~ msst scnkk
pulous in attsnaoa 10 their business, usii6s &
will soGetines oeoass and sach srofs ~ sss ssa,
readily forgive bSF fave no iynpsshy I'd,
error whenit i NJ SApltsef esrslss IA q,
;ienos, ,or ssy 6fihs osh%f eeslyg dailsssf ma
h@ yiaps 81. +p az Il SSSS.ss - StssS
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POLITICAL MATTERS IN wAsH1FGroN

We extract the following from the Washing.
ton correspondent ofthe Columbia Carolinian:
81 cannot give you anything new in the political
world. Washington ceases to he disturbed after
the adjournment Of Congress. The restless am.
bition which seeks this theatre for exhibition
finds hut few to applaud aft the session iscoect
The Indifference with which political harang,ies
fall upon the ear, is very dsconragmg to one who
expects popular sympathy for supposed wrongs or
disappointed hopes Of political advancement.
The appeals Of this kind find no sympathizcrs:
the press denies i,s channel, and the qualification
of telling your wrongs is refused and they arc
left to rankle in your BOSOM Public opinion is
seldom favorable to al elected partisan Our
Central American rela ions are now of the most
importance. and which will doubtless be main
tanned with firmness by the Administrations The
complication of affairs in that quarter has not pre-
vented an ordinary observer from being mysti
fed; yet the doubtful policy, 80 long pursued
seems now 10 he assuming more definite shape
and which will he more practically indicated by
the exhibition of the power OF the Govermcn, in
the neighboring seas The result of the expedition
t' Paraguay has assured the Administration in
the mcst effective diplomacy of making demands
only as they can be successfully extort ed"
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NATIONAL NAyIEs.

The New York Times complies statistics Of
National Navies. from which we select the fol.
lowing, showing the comparison of our own and
the English Navy. England has So in her steam
line Of Battle Ships, carrying from go to lsl
guns, while we have not one single steam vessel
Of this size in our Navy. or the sailing line Of
Battle Ships we have six while England has A.
We have six steam Frigates, carrying from 90
to 81 guns; of the same class of vessels England
has 49, England has Of sail Frgates, carrying
from 80 to 81 guns 81, while we have but - of
the same class.
or steam corvets Sloopsof W ar, mounting from
3 to 20 guns. England has l56 United States
II. or sailing corvets, mounting from 10 to 20
guns, England los, and United States 81
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Interesting Djsc"rcr4-On II r,rm Of Mr..
Cots IN, Ion, mil. iium M"ncrualcla ciiv. II LARGE
number oi graves have been opened that do
at all r"s"inbi" the Indian gra:rs heretofore found
~ great numbers upon the Mononsah"ln river
and lis tributaries. Mr.. Covn br.,,m plulirh'uu
this spring upon bottom land bordering on
Pigeon Creek. The field wis called the Fort
Field. on account of the great number of fin,
arrow heads, stone axes, piles of muscle shells.
and other traces of ancient cncaulpnent of
the ahOrigincs. The field has been pIourhcd he.
fore, hut not deep.
Tho attention of Mr.. Colvn was arrested mt
last hy noticing that in one part of tn" field his
plough would glide for several feet over flat stones
lying horizontally about SIN or eight inches below
/ the surface. lie examined one of them and on
taking IT, up found human bones of vast siZ.
some singular pottery, and she'll ornaments of
singular workmanship. supposed I" have been
worn III the beneath il. DR.. KEYS, oi
Bcnilysvillc, and other anatomsts. Oh measuring
one OF the thigh bones, pronounced the skeleton
! to have belonged to Il human being who must
have been ut least eight feet high.
/ From the position of the bones in the vault
under the stone ii is supposed that the bodies
were buried III sitting position, the skull bones
ard those oi the trunk being all in "a heap, while
those of tn: legs We're scattered along towards
the front of the vault At the foot also of many
ot these graves We're found various articles of
ornaments of cxqnisit workmanship. denoting u
greater skill than usually belonged TO the In
dams, together with crorkerv and warliiie i'm.
pirmcnts The graves in the vicinity number
several hundred, and go To show that the field
. was ut one time AN extensive buryuu ground -
/ PtttSLnyh Chronicle.
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Jamaica The Courier des Etnts Unis has n
private correspondence from Kingston. Jamaica,
dated March 23, from which we translate the
following:
90 Encouraged by the acts OF their neichl,ors.
the llnytiens. our blacks appear also disposed to
attempt revolution. In the parish Of West
rnoreland has recently been imposed q new tax,
to which the negro population are not willing to
submit. Some Of the disafected raised tho
standard of revolt and entered the little vii.
lage Of Savannah, where they destroyed some
property. The police having arrested four or
five Of the ringleaders, their pur,lsuns far from
being discouraged, continued their work of de.
struction, menacing with fire the City Hall,
if the prisoners were not released. Inform
ed of these facts Governor Darling has de
sputched against the revolters body of five
hundred men under the command Of Col
Whefeld.
"As these troops were marching towards the
place Of smbarkmen,, they met q lon, lie of
carts upon which were perchcd number of
blacks attracted ,hithcr by the sound of the
drums and trumpets. These people blocked up
the passage from the soldiers, and the colonel
ordered them 10 retire. Ills order producing no
effect, it was necessary to unshea,h the wea-
pons, and the sword of Colonel WhitefieId, which
of Waterloo, fell upon the shoulders Of more
than one Of the poor wretches.
"SoulouIuc. who lived nenr by, beheld these
exploits from his window. Far from grieving
over the strokes under which the negros snf
fersd, he contemplated the scene with evident
delight. 'Ahl' cried he The whites at last he.
gin 10 understand how negros must be treated ::
sweet words are not for them they need blows
and knocks"
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FLORAL FAIR.

We checrfully give place to the card of the
Ladies of the Calhoun Monument Association.
The Far will he opened the 10Th of May next,
in the Hall of the South Carolina Institute. II
is stated in their circular that they have. by their
past Efforts secured the snm of Thirty Thousand
Dollars, which ia now held in remuncrative
Investments, and that should the proceeds of the
approaching Fair warrant il, they intend to
proceed at once to commence the work TO which
they have pledged themselves
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COTTON STATEMENT

The receipts Of Cotton in Charleston for the
past week We're, by Railroads G,9s2 bales; hv
water and wagon 51l .halrs-togeth"r 7,I23
itles-corresponding week last year 1888
bales.
The exports from Charleston for the same
time were to foreign ports s,422 bales; coast-
wise 2,:i3l bales making the total exports of
the week 1898 bales and leaving OH hand a
stock OF --- bales, inclusive of -- bales
on sl'iP-b"ard not cleared, against n stock of
il,lIu bales, and ll,2ll bales OIL ship board
sam" time last year.
In" total receipts at all ports during the
past week amounted 10 81 600 bales, against
h','''6 bales received during the same period
lnS year. The total receipts al all the ports
s'nc. the lst of September. amount to 3,3s9, =
9!o i'n"S. against 2.G49, $50 mp to fhe same
dates Last year, showing au increase this year
Of 740, l3I bales.
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AR. Everett at Nrmbrrn.--The Delta saws that
the proceeds Of Mr.. Evcrctt's Lecture OIL W-d.
n"S':ay has not Yet been accurately asccr aimed,
hut 1t is informed. from reliable source that
the number "t tickets sold will moi hardly be
short of six hundred; but ii is inclined to think,
from the appearance of the audinancc, even NOR @
than t!'a, has been sod-by one or two hundred.
MIR. Everett Ialt tor l;acigh on Wcdncsda, NOM
ing lasr.
BI the way, in our calculat.o on of the number
of persons wh" attended Mr.. Everett's Lecture,
III 'his place. Oh the nigh, of the llth ins,, we
tell behind the mark somewhat. We learn this
morning That the nett receipts Of the Lecture.
amounted to SlO9l 80, aud that ii check for Inn,
amount il now "u it's way 10 Mr. Everett-IY WI.
mington Herald
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Later from Enrope-Arriral Of the Steamer
CITY Of Wnshingtom.-Nrw YoRK, via New Or
LEANS. April 25-The steamer City of Was ing
ton arrived to-day, bringing advices from Liver
pool to the 18th instant.
The sales Of cotton for the three days apount
ed to 2l.o00 bales, of which spcculatoIs took
l.0OO and exporters 3,000 bales. Prices have
declined LIS To 3D., principally on the low
er grades. The market closed dull MiddIinp
Orleans is quoted at 7tl., and Orleans 7. Man,
chester advices are unfuvorable. Brearstuff.
hIm. with all advancing tendency. Provisions
advancing. Consols 95k.
War rumors have been alarming, but the la.
test news was more pacific.