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MEMORANDA

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Ship Willard, Mitchell, for Baltimore via Cardiff cleared
at Liverp oil, SLh inst. .e+.. f.. 1865
Ship Black Warrior Murphy, for San Francisco remained
at Hong Kong, June Sth.
Ship Kate Hooper, Johnson from Hong Kong arrived at
Sydney, Ms. W, June 5ih
Bark Pursuit Sandford Bordeaux, arrived at Car
d IT, 9th inst.
Bark H. A. Stephenson, Smith, from Jamaica for London
spoken sth inst, lat. q o., lon. 81 40. -.
Brig Laroukah Brown, for Hampton Roads, sailed from
Sombrero 9th inst a .fsytt.tl gt,I-.4fstrg .s
Brig Morancy, Tinker for Hampton Roads, at Som
brero Ilth inst. 81
Brig Ann Elizabeth, Could, for Hampton Roads, at
Sombrero, 18th inst. = = = = O.
Schr. Samuel, Jones, from Baltimore for Trinidad
spoken goth inst, lat IS, lon. ~
Schr. VIM. Clark, Robinson. Thomas, Som
brero l1th inst.
Bark Fannie Crenshaw, Munson, arrived at Richmond fm
Baltimore, 22d inst
Brig Belvor Travers, from Baltimore, arv ed at n York
2d inst -
Schr. r II. Huntey, Hammond, from Baltimore arrived
at New York, Esd inst. ~HtfsTf- QTl ttffH n
Schrs. Josiah Achorn. Merrill from HilIsboro NJ B. for
Richmond, arrived at Rockland 18th ns Myers khoades
from Camden, for do, at do. 10th.
Ba Riga Freetoo, for Bristol at Bristol, E., 18th
inst.
Brig j. West Wooster from Baltimore for Boston,
Holmes Hole, 10Th inst. - n -s.-
Schr. Kineo, Conery, from Baltimore Salem, was at
Holr Hnla iuet
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BosToN, August 25.-The Baltimore City Guards
reached Charlestown to day on their return from
Manchester, n. H. They we're greeted with salutes
of welcome from the military and the cheers of the
citizens The visitors arrived amid torrents of rain
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lH YOITNG LADIES

lHe fOUhIh ANNUAL SESSlON DegnS the 18th OF
October, 1859 The of instruction in the usual
branches Is full and thorough being under the direction
an efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and
of the Christian family, invited to examine the
Sch III!
Fo terms of admission and further information, address
Roy. 70 LEWIS STALEY, Principal Mount Washington,
Batm Co., Maryland, or Rev DR. HEINER, Second St,
Baltimo Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS 4 BAL
LEYS. fillmore street, and at Mr. Geo Gelbachs, Second
str .a0Af
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, August %. .-c.rr,v
Beef Cattle were in farssupply to-day and with good
demand from the city butchers prices slightly bet
ter than on last market day. The offerings the scales
reached 800 head all of which, with the exception OF
head which were driven to Philadelphia, sold 10
Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from SO 25 to 4564
averaging So. "a per 100 lbs. gross. sef
HoGs.-Hogs continue to droop, and they sell
ing at from $3.50 to $3.50 per 100 lbs The receipts
have increased somewhat during the past week
r SHEEP.-Sheep unchanged in price, and they are
still selling at from s.. so to $3.75 per hend. -
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Health of Boston

BosroN, August 25.-Ths city continues remark
ably healthy. The deaths ofthe past week were
only 92 including five smallpox cases, hardly an
average proportion. Fl . = P
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ct. TIMOTHY'S HALL,
~ CAToNSVILLE, BALTIMORE COUNTY,

THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION will commence
MONDAY, September 18th, 1859.
The subjects of instruction extend through complete
Classical Mathematical and Commercial Course embracing
the Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, etc.
The extensive Apparatus and Libraries the large number
Of resident and experienced Teachers, the commodous
Building with ample Grounds Tor recreation combine
render this of the most prominent Institutions in
Southern States
Physical Education is Systematzed by Of Military
and GymnaS.ic Exercises
Terms-ST per session Of 10 months.
For admission of Students etc, address
l2G2awtf Rev. L. VAN B0KKELEN, Rector.
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on to the groan too long, when friend endeavored
to shuthis mouth by striking i'm on it. eight
-fght'-"Davis' '-"Y Yellott"-"go in"-''let me
go'-"What the h-ll are you trying to throw me
down stairs for"-and divers other exclamatons
were uttered by the delegates, but the police were
instantly among the crowd pulling men
apart. Capt Lynch arrested James Morgan and
sent him to the Middle district police station The
others were sent down stairs, and at every step
shout was given for ''Y Yellott," which was Justify
responded to by another for "Davis" In this
manner the crowd gained the street. where the
shouting and hooting was still kept up and Joined
IN by the adherents of the different delegations
Cries of 'Reguators'' and Federal Hill' were
also heard. The Davis faction appeared to keep
the east side of the pavement along Cav street to
Baltimore street, while the Yellott party crossed
and went up Fayette street to Holiday. The DO
lice escorted both parties until they had so far
separated that they could not hear each others
banters.
James Morgan, who was taken to the station
house. said, upon being brought in that ait was al
ways his luck to be arrested when he was doing
nothing. He had been quietly sitting in the Court
house behaving himselfduring the morning, when
he was arrested and taken to Towsontown, and
now he had just got back and was arrested again.
lie had never attended political meeting when an
arrest took place but he carried off, and he'd
"be Id if he ever attended another" Justice
McAllister released him for further hearing in
the sum OF $500, John Hinesly becoming his bonds
man.
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NORFOLK, Aug. 25-The United States steamer
Fulton passed out of the Capes last night, on her
way to the Gulf of Mexico
fire occurred at Portsmouth this morning,
which destroyed six new buildings. Loss 5000.
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.

ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Ship Alexander, Bain, Helyeot 7th inst.
Brig Standard, Simmons, River Gambia, July 18th
Big Belvoir, fravers, New York, 23d inst
Schr. Susan Lang, Halifax, 19tn Inst
Sclr. Mills, Tuthil New York, oath inst.
Schr. Mecca, Leman, Portsmouth, 2lst inst .
Sehr. 4. K. Wallace, =, Alexandria, gath inst
Schr. Three Williams, -, Norfolk, oath inst.
Schr. White Foam, Millikin, Providence 10th inst.
Schr. r. H. Huntiey, Hammond, New York, 23d inst
Schr. 5 u. Smith, Sherwood Mystic, 20l inst
Schr. Wm 5. Triplett, Pritchett, Richmond, 22d inst
Schr. Sillage queen, Haw kinS, Boston, 22d inst
Schf. Susquehanna, Powell. Richmond 23d inst
SchT. Ocean Bird, Jones, Richmond, 22d inst.
Schr. Emma, Davis Richmond, 22I inst
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CLEARANcEs FOR BALTIMORE.

Steamship City Of Norfolk, Parker, Savannah, 10th inst
Steamer J. 5. Shriyer, Dennis, Philadelphia, 2ith inst
Bark Selah. Could Boston, 23i inst.
Brig Ocean Traveller: Sarg St John, y B. 21h inst
Schf William Carroll, Chipman, ST. John, n. b., 2th
inst.
Schr Home, Mcclellan, Bost n, inst
Scr Mary land, llaines, Charleston Goth inst
Schr Elite, Saunders. Norfolk, 23d inst
Schr K. H. Kemp James, Norfolk 23d inst.
Schr j. A. Edmondson, I.afever, Norfolk, 23d inst.
Sclr Hebe, McNamar, Norfolk, cd inst.
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From washington

WASHINGTON, August 25.-The balance in the
United IS6 St States Treasury, on Monday last was
81, l23,000. The amount of receipts for the week
ending that day was 81, COG, 900; drafts maid
81 ,444 900; drafts issued 81, ,607, 900.
Attorney General Black has returned to Wash
ington.
1t is known that report has for some months
prevailed of the probability that Commander
Maury, in charge of the National Observatory,
would be ordered to sea-service Newspapers and
men of science, in this and other countries have.
in consequence, expressed their regret at this ru-
mored) contemplated act by the Navy Depart
ment. On inquiry, however, at the proper sources
1T is ascertained that at time has Secretary
Toucey even thought of detaching him from the
observatory, for the above named or any other
purpose.
Lit. Ives, the architect and engineer in charge
of the Washington National Monument has made
an Official report to the society, in which he saws
that when raised to the height Of six hundred feet
the entire weight of the shaft and foundation will
be 70,0OO TONS The weight of the structure in its
present condition is forty thousand tons He has
been unable to detect any appearances of settling
or indications of insecurity By scientific calcula-
tons he has arrived at the conclusion that the
weight alone of the monument, at its full height
would offer resistance nearly eight times greater
than the overturnng efforts of the heaviest tempest
to which it would probably be exposed
1t was proposed by the Monument Society, MANY
years ago, to surround the feet of the obelisk with
a base, of pantheon form, and an engraving was
made OF the monument as it would appear if COM
pleted in accordance with that plan. An impress
sion has been in this way created throughout the
country that the engraved design has been adopted
and cannot now be deviated from without tearing
down what has been already built. But, as it has
not been the intention of the Society to accept the
plan referred to- and the error which exists seems
to have an injurious effect Lieut.. Ives suggests the
expediency OF notifying the public officially, that
the obelisk is the only portion of the monument the
form of which has been decided upon and that the
determination of the design for the base is still open
for consideration In this suggestion of Lieut. Ives
the Society mas concurred.
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CLEARED
Steamer BeivideTe, keene, City Point. Brandt Jr
Steamer John ). ShTiyer, Dennis Philadclphia-J. A.
Shrver
Brig Philip Larrabec, Aud, Portsmouth, n. H-DoSbin &
Waried.
chr. James English, Ncale, New York-W. Rhoads &
Son
Schr J. H Etheridge Edmondson, retersburg-P. Nal
scht. Mary Ann Ietty Jones, retersburg-P Macom &
Schr James Z. Price. Berton, Richmond-W Applegarth
Co.
Schr Ellen Goidsborough, Pritchett Richmond-Wm
plegarth & Co.
Schr. Alert, Sparrow, Leedsown, ya-Wm. Applegarth
Co. =.
Scir. Geo s. Twilchel, Bogie Derby, Conn.-Dobbin
Schr. F.. W Pratt, Whelden, Wareham-E. Pratt Bro.
Schr. Joseph Crandall, Megatiu, Providence
Randall.
Schr. samuel Woods, Alexandria -
Schr. John Emory, Kirby, Washington Alcxandris, D
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pOyJrE JNTrTTIrrNnU
FIRES

II.
Hugh Humphreys was arrested yesterday by Of
hcers Handy and Stinchcomb, on the charge of fast
driving in the streets. He was fined So.
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SAILED.
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Ship Augusta, (Brem) Erels, Bremen in tow of steam
tug Reliance.
Bark Indus Thompson, Rio de Janero and kt, in tow
Of steamtug Iiouess.
Brig Hy A. Ddier, Graham, Pernambuco and a mkt, in
tow of steamtug ligress.
List of Canal Boas from Havre de Grace per Steamer Jun
alta, August "A, 1859.
Boat NJ shumao, Captain Staley-wheat and bark to
Boat W. a. McCankey, Captain Beaverson-pgiron to t
Wilson.
ry James & Co
ton -
Boat A, R. G. Mills, Captain Wilhelm-lumberto j. J. Alb
rahams.
Boat Glentworth, Captain Hefhefnger-coa Charles
Gmor
Boat c. E. Baum, Captain Deckart-coal H. Abbott &
Son. -.-.
Boat Wide Awake, Captain Rice-ooa to Sherwood &
Sheckles.
List of Canal Boats from Hayre dc Grace Porst
month, August %, 1858.
Boat sam W. Maynard Captain CuminingS-unlSeT to
Henry James & Co.
Boat Ladies Friend, Captain Graey-coa to William A.
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Shipping 5ntflliWnct
PORT OF BALTIMORE, August Is

ARRIVED
Steamship Thos Swami, Layiel, 40 hours fm New York
-mdse TO Saml !. Pearce Reports off Swar Peint
herm. brig, bound in.
steamer John 5. Shrver, Dennis from Philadelphia udse
to j. \. ShriYer
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r AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY AT
- CAHBRIDGE, MASS
The Instructors in this School arc:
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LII. D., Royal Professor
Hon. THE0PHlIUS PARSONS, Ii. D., Dane Professor.
III n. EMORY WASHBURS. Ii - -niy itv prnfassoy

I'M. COU hoE VI iNSTRUCTlON embraces the various
branches of the Common Law, and cf Equity, Admiralty
Commercial international and Constitutional Law, the
Jurisprudence of the United States The Library
sists OF about l400 volumes and appear,
they are added and every effort is made render it
plete
Instruction is given by oral lectures and eXposiions, (and
by rectations and examinations in connection with them
of which there ten every week Two Moot
also holden in each week, each of which, previous
" given out argued by four students and opinion de
vered by the Presiding Instructor Rooms and other IA
ctes also provided the Club Courts and Assem-
bly, is held weekly, for practice in debate, and acquiring
knowledge of parliamentary law and proce dngs.
Students may the School in any stage pro-
fessiona studies mercantile pursuits and the
mencement of either term, in the middle other part of
the term.
They at liberty select what studies they will pur
sue according to their view OF their and attain
ments.
The Acadsmica, year which commences on THURSDAY,
SIX weeks after the third Wednesday in July is divided into
two terms of twenty weeks each, with vacation of six
weeks at the end of each term.
During the winter vacation the Library opened warmed
and lighted, for the of the members OF School,
The Exercises of the next Term will MON
DAY, September 9TH, 1850
Applications for admission catalogues or any fur
ther information be made either of the Professors
Cambridge
Cambri1Qe ulv aoI 2ur
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Mrs. PARTINGToY PLEAsED.-The old lady TINS
speaks of the success of her new volume, 3Knit-
ting Work" just published by Brown, Taggard &
Chase, in the Boston Gazette:
I'm shore I'm grateful for sich favor, Pve
portion that there's people t. buy it; and thouob
this OF mine mayn't be as brilliant as a gas meteor
or as Voluminous as the northern light it seems ia
please people full as we'll a book ofsermons or
quarter dictionary: Well, I'm always glad when
people feel happy, because | know they are enjoy.
ing themselves" ':Do you know" queried old
Roger, ''why your book is like the corner of Wash
ington and School streets" 81 DON'T" said She
h[rying very hard to think ''Why,' said he, 't is
because great many people go by buy it." She
smiled at what was really very old joke and Ike
laughed outright as the old lady in her agitation
gave him new dime, instead off penny for which
he had been teasing her.
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PkOCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

The above includes removed cases from the city
and adjoining counties to this Circuit
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the America.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
Reported PrOcaiming Of the Red Republicans in Parma

SACKvILLE, August 25.--1he steamer America
from Liverpool on the 18th inst, mot the Canada
arrived at Halifax this forenoon and will be due at
Boston at an early hour tomorrow friday
evening.
In consequence of the lateness of the hour we
shall be able to communicate over the wires to-
night in season for the morning journals of Friday
only very brief abstract of the Americas news
but the full details will be transmitted in season
for the Friday afternoon papers,
The screw steamship Indian, from Quebec July
80, arrived at Liverpool August 10th, having made
the passage in about eleven DAYS
The steamship Great Britain, from New York
July 2Sth, arrived at Liverpool also on the 10th
instant.
The steamship City of Washington, from New
\ 1ork, July 80, arrived at Liverpool, via Cork, on
the llLh inst.
The steamship Ariel, from New York, July both,
arrived at Southampton on the 18th inst
The Zurich conference continued in session, but
the Sardinian representatives absented themselves
from some OF its sittings. The proceedings were
strictly secret.
1t was reported by way of Vienna that the Red
Republicans had proclaimed" in Parma; that the
Piedmontese were driven out; that the friends of
order were everywhere taking flight.
A threatening collision had taken place between
some Austrian and Prusssan soldiers at Frank
fort.
A Russian loan of fl2, 900, 600 sterling and an In
dian loan of f5 900 900 sterling had been ntroduced
in the London market.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Cotton.-The sales of the week
foot up $4,000 bales of which 5000 bales were taken
by spectators and $4,000 bales for export The market
closed dull on Friday at decline of Lied on all grades
Some authorities the decline Mddling and lower
qualities was l16DBd, and that the market with
but few offerings the part Of holders though without
pressing on the market The sales of Friday were eti
mated at 1000 bales, the market closing steady and
slightly frmer. The closing quotations Cotton were
as follows: Fair Orleans Sbd Middng do. I'D. fair
Mobile 7%d; Middling do 1-16l.; fair Upland 73Sd
Middling do 1916
The stock in port estimated at 633 600 bales of
whca 5T7 coo bales American.
HAyRE MARKET.-Cotton 1T Havre had declined ld2f
New Orleans tres ordin1i7e quoted 13f, Bas
at lO6f The sales Of the week 100000 bales the
closing steady at the above quotations The stock
in port was 81 900 bales
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-COnscs for money closed on
Friday at 95H for money and 956a954 for account
The bullion on the Bank of England had decreased $685.
800 since thelas weekly report.
The money market was without change
STATE OF TRADE IN MANcHEsTER-The Manchester
market was quiet but firm. The demand for Eastern
goods was dull.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFPs MARKET.-The Liverpool
Breadstufs market was quiet but steady
PROVISION MARKET.-Provisions were declining, and
holders were pressing their stocks on the market
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Gs-Dartnsrsbip Aotites.

THE CO-PARTS ERSHIP HERETOFORE
J. EXISTING UNDER THF FIRM OF PELLEVOISIN,
AINE & co, La Rochelle Is THIS DAY DISSOLVED, on
the and in of the ill health Mr. Pei
leyosn, father The firm will only consist quida
ton, wherewth the remaining partners Mess Victor and
Alphonse Pellevon, charged In thanking
for the confidence wherewth they have honored
quest its continuance for our successors.
PELLEy0ISIN, AINE CO
La Rochelle June 40 IA. 1889
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OST CERTIFICATE.--Allp persons are hereby
- notified that application has been made d The A;,
SsnsTa e hs stas q for the renewal Of
LIAM II the name Of the Hon. Reverdy Johnson dated
October 81 l643, No 95 for four hundred ana NINETY re
~ xpf I'M, ~ eoe havinr ksS IA - isist1 ~ Ac'
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET August 24.--Total re
ceipts Of Cattle of all kinds for the week: q 81
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FAsrENING Trunk BY CLOcKwoRK.-The impos
sibility of rendering strong box altoretbar aofo
against theft by means of skeleton KEYS has led
iocksmith in Frankforton n-the-Man to hit upon the
ingenious idea of constructing strong box Win
out any keyhole at all, and which even the owner
cannot open. Why, what's the use of such a box?
you will ask. But observe; inside is a clockwork.
the hand of which the owner places at the hour
and minute when he again wants to have access 20
the box. The clockwork begins to move as soon as
the lid is shut, and opens the lock from the inside
at the moment which the hand indicates Time.
dependent upon the owner, is the kew to the lock
key which can neither be stolen from him nor i'm
itated.-LoRdon Globe
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rx-r r,.-, Baltimore, 4th August
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR
1.-the PELLEEoISIN BR ANDY, / will have on hand
stock of Pale and Dark, in half quarter and
and prepared to forward orders for this well known mark
from parties desrous to import the same direct.
g. o. G0RTER,
aB-tf 20 80 Cav street
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.s La Rochelle, July LIST 1889
"E HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A Co
w PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE FIRM OF PELLE-
V0lSIN BROTHERS. Referring foregoing circular
shall in the past be specially occupied with IPMENTS
OF BRANDY under the mark of
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The new Custom House of Chicago is splendid
building. 1t is three stories high. The lower is
House, and the third to the o. S. Courts. 1t is
built Of Illinois marble, Of cream color. It will
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE CO.
PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between CHARLES
II. CRAFT and LEWIS r D. CLIFTON, under the and
style of Ora FIT CLIFTON is this day dissolved Charles
H. Craft is alone authorised settle the business Of the
drm. CHARLES H. CRAFT
May Ilth, 1859. mil If
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1 ,O-PAhINEhSmir S,[r1ncn tns unaersigned,
under the and style of MARTIN, BELT CO,
purpose Of conducting the pISTlLLlNG BUSINE in all
its branches p c. MARTIN,
&. N BELT
BALTIMORE, January /, 1856. ftft ja-tf
{ CARD.-MARTIN, BELT l. CO., Distillers of
St, Baltimore, Md, " A''S"~'' - ;aiE
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E0Mratign.

nR. ROBERT ATKINSON WILL OPEN
LA SCHOOL FOR BOYS at No. l3G NORTH CHARLES
STREET, ON MONDAY, September 9Th.
Circulars may be had at Mr. Waters Bookstore, and
No N EutaW street a24eo4Wt
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TTHE CO-PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN GIL
il BERT CASSARD, Sr., and THOMAR CASSARD under
the firm OF G. CASSARD son. was DISSOLVED the
10Th Of November by the decease of the senior
the name OF tbe old firm &c. CASSARD 4 son.
nSff - lll-- I THOMAS CASSARD.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. August 25-Cotton is dull-sales of 500
bales. Flour is frm-saes of 500 bbs: State s4 3Ol
AGO; Ohio s5.2Od56O Southern S5 256I5 So Wheat Is
frm-sales of 10000 bushels Southern FED l25l26 cts
white l40l50 cts mixed Michigan $50 cts; white Ken
tncEy $50 cts Corn is dulsaes 500 bushels mixed
S24 cts. Provisions generally dull Pork is heavy
and all qualities have slightly declined Mess is 25
II cts Rice is dull at 3H @4S cts Coffee is steady
Naval stores is unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Flour is unchanged Wheat
IS quiet. Corn is active and closed with advancing
are firm Mess Pork, $16. Whskey is active and stock
scarce Ohio, 27h cts. Wool is active Sales of 60 600
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Successors of the former firm we hope you will accord
the confidence wherewth the old firm has been honored
from its foundation VICTOR PETLEV0ISIN,
AIPHONSE PEiLEV OISIN.
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In addition 10 Commission business, we have noaa
ample arrangements in the West TO have supplies broneh
from the best packing points, which, with adyanao s
extensive Smoke houses here viii afford facilities that
cannot be surpassed elsewhere We will keep on hand
good stock of PRIME BACON, PORK, LARD, And hay
ing all that is necessary carry out this object, will
make 1t to the nteest OF dealers and consumers purchase
iron, us. CHILDS GAYNOR
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tO-PARTNERSHlP.-W the undersigned,
have have this II % day @ formed under the name
ing aGENERAL PROVISION ND WESTFPN PR0ntCE
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at 4s South street nsar Fx ~