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Decrease aS compared with 1858 ,9l3 $50
We learn from the Cincinnati papers Of Thursday that the
Finance Committee of the City Council presented report
Wednesday night for the relief of the OHIO Mississippi
Railroad Company from OF Its difficulties. 1t is pro
posed to accept $62 600 in the capitalized stock of the
company Issued in pursuance Of the plan of capitalization
submitted by William Il. Aspnwall and others to the
creditors and stockholders OF the DIVISION dated
December H. 1863 in full discharge Of the obligation Of
said company to pay to the city 5000 with interest
after January 1861 and also from the obligation pay
the further Of $2l 500 due from the railroad compa
n.y. on account of Indebtedness Of the company to the
Whitewater canal Company, which was assigned to the
CITY, The subject 10 be disposed of at special meet
ing called fer today
The Reading Railroad, for tho week ending July 81
brought over $3.50 tons, making total since January
Of 921 S72 tens against Soc 4s5 the same period
last year. The schuykill Navigation Company brought
down % ISL tons, making total tonnage this season Of
GOO 1872, against 40 $40 tons last year.
In the Probate Court at Cincinnati citation has been
issued the Trustees Of the Ohio Life Trust Company
requiring them TO file copy Of their assignment and
cose UP the estate. Mr. Charles Remeln was the only
trustee present. and at his request, the case was con-
nued until the 9Th Of August In the OF tho pro.
ceedinse-
MIR. Remeln said the trustees preparing to de-
clare dividend and he hoped tho course pursued by
Mr.. Thompson would NOS have an Injurious effect They
however, anxious to have rome court to which they
could present report each month According to bal
ance sheet he now held IN his hapd the liabilities
CT the company amounted 10 S2,253,c0c. Parties
were attempting to make themselves preferred
| creditors TO the amount Of $500 ,000 out Of the
| above sum, principally in New York. The first
question that arose with Thorn whether they would
declare dividend the larger the 81 500 oC0
that remained after hrown Of the attachment creditors
The Stale OF Ohio owed them they claimed, $4,000,
"a tho state claims $4,000. They negotiating
with the fund commissioners 10 get the money, but mad
hitherto failed. they get the money from the State they
would, with other collectors, be enabled 10 declare
dividend Of 10 per cent without they could pay only
per cent. The papers sen! aht TO New York
70 Mr. Koresth 10 get hrs cocsent to declare dividend
Of ive per cent Il the necessity of the crcun.
STAGES that delayed the declaration u tho dvideals 20
far. It WAS true they had made somc paymen,s-o one
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SUN Rlsks............. MODS II 81
Port OF kew York. July @3, 1859.
CLEARED
Steamship veo tBD McGuGan. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Augusta, Woodruff, savannah-s l. MichIl
seamsnip James Adger. Adams, Oaarleson-spoord. IT,
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, Norfolk. Ac-LudlAm L
steamship Potomac Watson, Baltlmore-H Cromwell L
Ship Judge Shaw Parker shansb.s- T sssvsr
Ship Realm, burgess New Orleans Robson Fosdct.
BARK john howe Kelion, Gsive Ferris Co.
s1s sssefs s b sso ssies
Br,s Forcross. Dyer AspinwaIla,J EiweI L Co.
Ste BIis 1 WI Bel a' }br CAV: sSesae sSIey
Brig independsnce iBr Nc Hmon St John. NB sevu:
Brig Monte Criso NorArup. St john. NBYs.es Porter.
s s1s FSSsr s Ss,as nAs Co
Ssgs,: SaHlsa
sT ssT s
scbr Cygnst iBrl. Bsines saGtvlle-P Nevius Som:
sSr Jsps. ssvsnnss A0 90
5 f. ssssl
schr Onward ssoddard New lsndon-ysn Brnt saga
ARRIVED.
Steamship Qsfer City shufeldt Havana days u hours
and BargouA Bros I'D inst, of
Cape Ha.ra ngnazed steamship star OF the West hence for
ship Caroline Nesmh Miiken, liverpool. As dvys with
ss ssass!ias Rs,.s Iiy ys June % With
quarantine this PM bs s.esrntug Achilles Capt Hennessy
ship Chas Merwin Merwn Sheds, June with mdse, to
j W Elweli a Co
ship Nathaniel Thompson of Ksnnebunh Shannon Havana
l6 days with &c, MASTER Had light wads Gains
the passage
snip Toulou Upshur New Orleans July g. WITH, mds- and
l2steersee passengers, to stanton 4 Thompson.
steerage passenger To VIM Nelson / Son
Ship Martha Ward, Chsse Mobile via Havana DAYS. in
ballast, to Ward Co.. July H. of Cape Florida. spoke
bark New Empire Randall Matauzas Falmouth, with
sick supplied bin Nth man spoke bark
Alamo. from Galveston for liverpool date srgs
apparently clip cry ship ashore Carrysot Rect had fore
wrecke,s alongside ana or mere near her
bark Maraya Grhn. Barbados July b. with molcsses 70
Dwight July s saw ship Oregon, aud schr WIN OZARK;
ytpe a. sombr Island, and schr sLadsey oouna
Bark Henderson Bsluuorel. Henderson, Remedies IA
days with sugar ard mossses, TO Hieks d Ball . .,.
Bark WIN Hyde (Br). Robinson, Salt Cay, IA Gay" WI" S~s
Bark Lee Christian Salt Cay II, IL days. with SALT to
BARK Andrews of Bos,on French. sasuA July 9, with
SSe Zone of PcstiAnd Rowland Havana, July vita su,
rur 70 Il L weasel master lNo inst ssw iu
rugged brig Sombero nsnE vas pa n.so oScx ara
encrd = violent gse from Sc which lasted IS hours
Rytg RoSert Fisher Ketc Mstanzss July IA, with
ussr TO webster July o. lat 26 a. lou u o. spoke
Rrie Enoch Pratt smith. oardenss days with sugar &c
a, Post small July To- lat H. Ion 10 ~ spoke bArk Mary
Tvlsr fTou New Orleans Bordeauy ID days l6 .t
Is 30 lon ~ spoke ship II Wharton. from GRve
ter 10 r Dswon.
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Resources.
$35,496,So5

Total. ...... .$3b ,495 sos $35, 495, sos
As compared with the May statement this shows de-
In the total Of liabilities and Of resources of ST. 1877
344 decrease in circulation OF 1881 Oe4 decrease
in deposits Of s4S6 900 or decrease in domestic ex
change Of $949 6ls 3d. increase specie on hand OF
$6l7 664 3d. increase in discounts 1892 H. and
an increase Of foreign exchange Of $27, 1858 S..
We read in the Washington Consitut,on:--
The following tables, which have been prepared with
great and be relied upon entirely correct
will possess much interest, especaist time they
communicate Information not only valuable 10 itself bu.
not often presented to the public in condensed ana
Ineligible q form
Statistical Exhibit of the recep. OF Customs Duties in the
principal European commercial countries for 1857, ana
,he amounts paid the chief articles Of commerce
Prepared in the statistical office OF the Department OF
State.
Countries. Total Amount Amount Of Duties on Chief ar
0f Duties. ttcies Of (so,nD,ercs
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. July 3D. NJ
FLOUR has again declined shade, with sales Of 1000
bbls.
WHHATSAles Fl 900 bushels at 81 Is 81 80 for ordi-
nary to good Southern red and 81 81 ST. SO for new
wnne Long Island and Kentucky 81 rs for Western,
ano 70c. for Chicago spring
loEN-Salee 500 bushels mixed Western at SOC. Sic
RYE-60O bushels sold at 50 10 q 85c.
BARLEY and oats were inactive.
ASHES were pAleable and steady.
COTTON ilnds ready buyers at full rates.
PORK was heavy and lower but active, includ ing
purchases 10 fiji contracts.
WHsKEy.-Saies 500 bbls. at Csc.
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Married.

BA1A-GooDwIs-On Sunday, July IT, By the Rev.
O. p Crawford, WEARr BASIA, ESQ.,, Mss fENRIsrTA
GOODWIN, only daughter Of the Ia Dr. henry win,
all Of this city.
BURsAN--McDosAID On Thursday evening. July 81
by the Rev Mr. Barry, Mr. JAMES r. BuRMAs Miss ALICE
MCDONALD, all Of this city.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOB CHuLDRIN TEE1HINa,

win positively euro cbolera nfAntnm, dyseptery ans
OF teethipg
gives reefo the mother. and relief and health to 10
FAINT Perfectly cases SOLD by all drugEiss .. 2e
per bottle and at tho office Ii Cedar sxeet
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY a. 1859

person. for instance who had no money TO bury his ss
ter they gave MIN $50 70 enable him 70 do co. and IN
Der pressing csses they advanced small sums-in all
sloo-sDounss whi,h In each they should have 70
lay anyhow In q few days.
The cash assets and liabilities OF ths New Orleans banks
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HY&dy's Photographs Gallsrisa, 809 and
S3 Broadway Rev yort, and So Pennsylvana Avenue
Washington. D. o. Photographs daguerreolypes nd ~
hfo:yp6a.
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CARTS, sBIRTS, SHIRT
- SIX FOR NINE, /,

~ ola fun NINE,
LEWIS d ohnErr,
Excelsior shirt Manufsciur-
ere 400 Broadway, between
Grand and broome streets
Elk Rew York MiDa musljnl
shtr1s, With fine linen bosoms,
made In the best custom
style snd warranted a per-
fec, at, 6 for - or 81 50 esch.
C1ofs plat shirts, firm ex
ira nne linen. W order orr
ready mace, 81 rs each or
. Tor S'6 20 hess are extra
fine shirts and Cannot Re got
ut sny Other estat lishmentl
icr lees than 81 50 eseh.
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To SOuthe rners.-MOody's Perfect Fitting
shirts made TO order with French plain bosoms $50
per dzen, MOODY . shirt manuactory 262 Broadway, Now
York, and anal street. New Orleans.
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The drawings or inc Sussex County and
Or dictated LO<ary OF Dok War4.
FRANCE. BRoADBEHTs & CO..
MANAGERS.

L-sf lare Of the State ~ Delaware At Its Last sc son
ma nk W to France bioadbsnts Co. lo.er, contra "
w ny ie ~ We the unde-sgned. Commssto ,er acre isi
py DO vernon OF said ftae 10 superntent the drawn OF
"a lo do he eby certify that the follow ng ARC the nan
bee Dr. wp this "
SUSSEX CouSrY-CIAss No. IL 2. July *, 1867
81, 20, SO, AZ, 27, A, rs, 6, 80, &c, As, s.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrrRr-CLAss X, July q, 1859
81, 80, Al, 49, At, Is, IL, II, 65, 70, Z, Y, 76.
Witness our hands, at Wilmington, Delaware THE satur-
day the sd day Of July, 1859
JOHN DALE
JOHN W. WALKER, Commissioners
ALFRED r wUOT1EN,
FRANCE, BROADBkNrB 4 CO.,
WimingtQn UelAWAro
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HOuoway's Pills and Ointment The COM
bned action OF these remedies saeE relieves the
Files Ihe pills In stomach and bowel complaints aud
oinint nj in scrofula, work the Astounding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-24

TIRE BALLAD OF BEAUTY
l. - BY JULIA CAREY RHEisHARDr.
Give me soDg," said the lover,
"bng 10 me itoy tslr
Sesrch through your train and discover
Melodies nnisn,d and rare;
sins Of the feudal sges
Or sing of hs troubadour tunes,
When prpcesses were ~oed by
ARD wen by The power OF rhycaes:
"Here We have princesses"
Fsltered the lady 'Air
And rhY but TOO seldom Ssasss
The siDD,es who MAKE their care;
But men of she humblest mothers
Mar win the most lofty DANES
II arrayeo II asni. OF smith BRoTHERs
InsJ plead their flames"
EbllE BEUJH6hS Spe Price Wholesale and Petal
Co'fps ~sseroons Nos l2i 1873 and lao Fuon street, &.
40 TBAvELLE se up TOWN TICKET OFFICE FOE
ihh eAle OF ucses u AL town. OF the Northwest West ant
Southwest Opsn day and evening aetropoi.an Hotel.
A. K. lN1aA D. agent
81 HIsKEBS ArD MUsfGUHES FORCED TO GROW
" in sx weeks BY my opguent estabI bed In 1852 Price
81. X. q. asAaAM, I09 NASSAU street
"A EshOuLD ADcIsE THE SIX OPTICAL or DUB BEAD
W ers who aIs afflicted TO pay visit to DR.. BOVINE
DoDS 6'9 EroadwAy Tnoe perception In asoeftainng dis
esses very remarkable. u nsy Incredible drs
IN detecting and curing disease He
be pretend thst dubious tcepce called Psychology
out HE method cettstuy mps5ete perception. that hss
sour pbuosoph cal procio is
tR 10 Dr. lods hiss effected rxabe
substsnstec by the strongest tesnopss The and
sicted easily satsy themselves by calling upol him
tween the hour OF IL and O'Clock
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Total o74 ,43i ID ATS 1884 1lO6i o4 1856 a7s
The following table exhibits the respective amounts of
exchange held by the various banks and also the
due to distant banks the latter being comprised in the
table Of deposits q shown above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-24

Kerosene OIL.
fun supply ofhis OIL caa now be had Color
Light ioroa and free from ell impurities.
AUSTENS, Agenis IS Pearl Mrook, n. 7,
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Singers Sewing Machines.

PKIUES GHhATLY kEDUUED.
For al manufacturing purposes these machines ara I'm.
equaed. rhey ahe OF doing WORK. and earning
MOI . money than other machine
TIE NEW fAMInY MACHISEB
Al and S6, have become necessity they
known. I. NJ SiN0ek co., 458 BroAdwsy,
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10000 Summer Garments Selling ON Half
price at Oak Hail. 81 and IS fulton street.
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Defiance Snialnanier Safes-With Patent
powSer proof locks and cross bars Also Ere burglar
place, Qormerly No lSA Pearl strest)
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Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
rusA They also keep silk elastic Stockings
veins supporters and shoulder braces nsrumeo0 for DE-
New York
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Herring's Patent champion fire
And burglar proof safes 2 Broadway osrner OF Murray
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, July 23-6P.M N.
The amount OF apece sent out in the four steamers of
las. evening and today just 81 6c6 7oe of which the
Arago took $75s the vgo s57o o0 the WeSer $50 900
and the Etna s2ls $780, ExchaI closed steady without
change in rates The money market quet with rather
money Offering than expected in view OF the
shipments
The stock market dull at the opening grew steader
business progressed and tolerably firm the
board aud throughout the afternoon The panic created
yesterday by Of rupture between the four
lines subsidized true statement OF the by parties
who are in position to know how things really stand
and the efforts Of the bears press the Western shares
still further down being met by purchase by
persons who realize the results that to wv from the
new crop. Dull the market seems, the aggregate
volume the daily transactions much larger than
the few months ago. Stocks closed fraction higher
than the printed rates.
The business Of the Sub Treasury to day fol.
lows
TOTAL receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Slo4Zs2 ~
-For CuetomS. ................ iou,UVu w
Total payments. Observation-Disclosures. 56l9o 70
baiance o,iotoo@ ~
The amount of Treasury notes received for customs
during the week Was SAL 962 0s.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
ing SIT sos 754 g. and the balances 81 SAT 49,
The Greenwich Insurance Company has declared
LIST OF August.
The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week.
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Round Hill Water Cure and Hotel LII.
HALsTED, D., propretor" This much Ia true Dr. Hal
sed has had great ihs practice hs institution
widely resorted 10. "-Atlal and Bee Boston,
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At,nospheslcal Changes.


Let ihose who wish 70 secure their health ramember s,
prevent al dsngef sick they take body the
cause Of diseAsc BY natural affinity they seize hold of III
blood impurities and their expulsion bowels
JAUEDcE cuRED.
MI Benz. J. Eebbins hshl respected and veil known
mrmsT OF Pswhns, Dutchess county, n Y. writes July
and fal for years. spite of all the Of phi sciaas
that he cured by afew doses Of BrsDdrehs p and
has never suffered from the disease since"
. CONSUMPTION CURED
MI. W. H. Hammond, Of Pleasantvlle Mount Pleasant,
Weechser county was for ree months terribly troubled
with hacking cough and night reduced almost
to skeleton tried various medicines but FOUND relief
Advised by Je,se baker NILES square wechesor county,
To try Hrsndreths pills. cured In week II mend
your pills To everybody-they always do good"
REMITTAkr FEVER Cured.
MI Chas H. DelAvan late uped States Consul At the island
OF st 1hcmas great danger dying the fever
peculiar to the island and the eebeness induced by blood
leiing The usual medical Cured BY boxes
Bspdrebs pills They seemed be actuAted by Intelligence
seaehne my whole body and aousng every to action
Governor vxholr they the oest medicine he has
known nses none other In his family and would with
out the m tor y money.
Auheg caed every form of diseass may
be 1t the principal office, "a Canal street. York
sold 80 above and BY all druggists at IS cents per pox
full dreotiocA
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Barry's TIscOpberoos II the Best and Cheap
eat article for drestbg Identifying cleaning curling presev
IN. snd restoring the hair ladies' try It. Sold BY all drug
ge.g.
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EOLD PxNa
" GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES.
ZEN HOLDERS, 80
JOHN FOLEY
Manufacturer l6s Broadway.
ders respectfully solicited.
4 khKY ROOFS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE REPAIR.
ed sno made perfectly water tight for years. by the
Wheaton NJ ufng Of Johns Crosley's per
cha cement 70 Eng See specimens reference
onoe 80 Brosdwsy, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel N.Y. aud
3i9 Fulton 5Iooklyp. nut on a. III or
peDae ~ tin. Cement for saleL
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The following condemned statement Of the lie aud Ere
insurance business is from tho Insurance Monitor for
July
We have furnished city and country readens this
month with synopsis Of the condition Of all the State
and foreign fire and life Offices baSed upon the Comptrol
ers report to the legislature Tho preparation of
tables required much and labor They highly
useful to writer's and the public as large showing
at glance the condition OF all responsible organizations
The insuring interest row leading interest in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-24

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
Ire bert the worowhoessle and retail and the dye pri
vs,ely applied. No. Astor House.
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Puors generator, the best Hair Restorer In
the wcrd Prepared only by O. ". sMYIH 25J Seventh
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Six FOR NINE.
LEWIS 4 0RBER ri

4 Six FOR NINE.
Il LEWIS 4 0HBER f'S
celebrated white double tuck
summer shirts, the mos; gen.
teel and cool ever 0ffe red 10
The public. made to order.
from ertfa 1ne linen, At So
each or Elk for Sl2.
Threoply linen collars only
81 62 per dozen.
/ LRWIS & GEBERr,
| Excelsior Shirt
| Manufacturers,
! 469 Broadway, between
Grand and Broomo street,,
New York
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Eafchelcr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes-
Tre In the world xufpasrg mode Sold and npul,ed
8. the mAnufacory Ess 8raadvIy.
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Glass Shades OF oil Sizes for Covering
cocks flowers &c &o DC constant band and made 10
oroer Depot las William street corner OF
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prnwipgs OF Wood, EDDY s. Co.'S Lotteries.

DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS No. 4ol. july %, 1850.
So Is, 49, Sc, As, 80, n, 2, 40, 81.
DELAWARE, Glass No: AZ, july @, 1859.
81, 60, 5s, g. Oh 49, soo A. ,r4 49, ,, Il g. TO-
rs, 81, 81, IS, IS, A. 30, 40, Is, Is, SO, 70.
GEORGIA, Glass No. 400, EXTRA. July Is, 1852
Al, 43, 46, 81, AS, 81, 25. so, 81, IL. "a, 30, 7s
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Dol
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FOlsALEss Family sEwInQ MACHINES
AT REDUCED PRIORS
Temporarily M COL BnOaDWAY
VIII return 70 4q6 In q few days
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Georges hair Dye-Thii ~. seven Gents.
cheaue Of ard best he world. Sold drug store 36
Grand Ltreet; also ut GIG Broadway.
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imports Other thsn Dry Goods and SpsciO)
at the Port OF New York, for the Week
Ending .Julv AZ. 1899.
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Prince Imperial Champagne
DE vENoaA co, EPERNAY, FRANCE,
wine OF atty ~ moderate price. FOLD the prin-
cpal hotels and BY all the leading dealers throughout
country. b. V. HAUGHWOUr, Sole Importer,
corner of Broadway and Br0ome street. New York.
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AARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC YoRK-rHs DAY.
80 MODS RISES IL B.
q HIGH WATER. IS
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Weed's Patent Family Sewing Machines.
New style Price $50. Once Al Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EvArs' oLCrHNa wABKHOUss S AND 8 FUI
Ia Ton STREET.

@ AND ss FULTON STREET.
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"a King-street Ia"
A LEXANDRIA LIBRARY CoMPANN'-
n Library kept in the south room. hrS'-st"ry
Of the LycEuN HALL. 5. W. corner Of Prince ana
washington streets. Open every day from " T." D.
.na from n to q o'clock. p. NJ. Annual suhSerlp-
tions, So; six months $50: three months 81
Volumes in Library, about $500.
President-WN. q. CAzENoVE.
-DIRECT0RS:-
Henry Fleming. >. hdwar" 'naSe'
Benjamin Barton. syNes'er ,,r%s.
Elisha ]. Miller, Andrew Jameson
8. Ferguson Beach, Kishat' Mnt''r u. I"sns y"
James ". Berry.
Treasurer-Andrew Jameson.
81 Librarisn-Ed. Roxbury.
cyUMAC AND RAGS WANTED'-Ihe supsef,, II
= ber wishes to purchase the above articles -. IN
snv ousntity. for which be is prepared to pay the
highest market prices in cash, at all times; cD,w
jy20-6 .. H. '- "'"", ".
WOOL purchased by ,.nroN m
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BRAINS BLOWN OUT.

A Cincinnati correspondent Of the Ken
tucky Turf Register tells the following story:
While playing late engagement in the
City of Porkers," Mr.. Barry Sullivan. an
Irish tragedan of some little note, was i'll
troduced TO distinguished inhabitant of
that famed city, who has the uot-always-to-
Recommended habit of saying what he thinks
and thinking what he pleascs. The first
conversation between the distinguished tra-
gcdian aud the Democratic Cincinnntian
was upon that-to Mr.. Sullivan-clcvatcd
and dignifcd subject, Mr.. Barry Sullivan
talents, which is principally the subject OF
Mr.. SIS conversation. So much was 1t SO
in this particular case that the democratic
gentleman became disgusted, and, suddenly
stopping Barry in his eulogy upon Sullivan,
asked:
care you, sir the Sullivan whom Tom
Hyer whipped several years ago, and who
afterwards went to California, and blew his
brains OUT"
The tragedian smiled family, a Ia Richard.
"No," he answered, at last. recovering suti-
cient presence of mind, mo, it is hardly pos
sible could be the man who blew his brains
out"
81 didn't know, and merely asked for in
formation. You don't appear to have any"