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LOUDON ACADEMIC INSTITUTE,
IOudOn, Tenn.

]. ~ DIGGS, A. B., Principal.
Mns. NJ. H. X. BIGGS Assistant.
vJ,nE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
i ton will open on Monday, the 9TH of Sept.
TERMS, per Session Of 20 Weeks, payable one
haJ IN adconce, balance at close Of iSession.
Spelling, Reading (McGutey's LIST and 2d)
Penmanship, Primary Arithmetic, Prima-
ny Geography, 5000
Spelling, Reading (McGufeys I'd and 3d)
Arithmetic I'D part, ...... ............... 500
Reading (McGuffey's 4th,) English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic completed, =. 10, 90
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, ........ II, 90
Latin and Greek, .......,.............I Is, 90
Weekly exercises in Composition and Declama-
ton. No student admitted for less time than half
session. No deduction for lost time except in cases
of protracted sickness.
Contingent fee 81 in advance.
J. r. HARRISON, Chairman.
J. NJ. MCDOWELL, Secretary,
Aug 26, lS59--tcs$-570
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Notice. No. 9.

HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE IN
Ill terest Of ]. NJ, Horror in the firm of HoR-
TON Bryan, the business will be carried on as
heretofore at the old stand.
Oct II, 1859 p. L. BRYAN.
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO w. G.
IA WITT Co., or WITT d. RUCKER, eth
or by note or account must make Immediate pay
nent, W. G. WITr having previously sold to me,
his entire interest, as the old business nssi be
closed up. If the notes and accounts for the year
1858, not paid in few days, they will be placed
In the hands Of an officer for collection. Prompt
payment will be expected for all accounts due for
this year at the first of January, 1860.
Doc. 49, w. A. RUCKER.
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C0rnl Corn Z!

WISH TO BUY A SMALL LOT OF CORN,
Il to be delivered soon--I will pay the highest
market price in cash. Come and get tho sacks.
Dec. g. J, M. HENDERSON.
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New Goods Cheap Goods Fine Goodi
ROBEsON, RICE & CO..

DEG LEAVE TO SAY TO THEIR GUS
I'D toners, and mankind generally, that thew are
now receiving large and complete stock Of
All Kinds of Goods
usually brought to this market, with some of tho
novelties Of the season, which they purpose ofsri
at their unprecedented low prices,
FOR CASH AND TO PROMPT DEALEI
Our motto is. 10 cell. So, give us a call, an
promise to ,how you Goods and prices to
April
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COMMISSION BUSINESS,

T OFFER MY SERVICES TO THE SHIP
Il pers of PRODCCE from contiguous points in
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Tho business
of my old customers is earnestly desired, and
signments from all earnestly solicited. by renew
ed efforts ! hope to merit continuance of that
patronage due faithful Factor. Liberal advances
made on Produce in Store. or Railroad Receipts.
No Southern town niIn~ls Ls..o' rnurhct iOr ba-
con, Flour. Lard, Wheat Feathers, Corn Butter,
Oats and Cow Peas, than Augusta, Georgia.
July S-gm-J63 II. w. FLEMING.
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-'ChJ LIddfutu UHh If'f6tN--NOip IeUWy .yOf
Dsiribuiioa.
Superior inducements to the Public!
A NEW AND SURE PLAN FOR OBTAIN
IA ing GOLD and SIL YER WATCHES, and
other valuable Prizes. Full particulars given in
Catalogues, which will be sent free to all upon ap-
plicaton.
Valuable Gifts worth from 50 cts. to 500,
GUARANTEED to each purchaser. 100000
in Gifts have been distributed to my patrons with
in the past six mOnths-Sl50,00O to be dis
trihuted during the next six months.
The inducements offered Agents are more lbcr-
al than those of any other house in the business.
Having been in the Publishing and Bookselling
business for the last eight years, my experience
enables me to conduct the Gift Enterprise with
the greatest satisfaction to ALL
%zsj- AGENTS WANTED in every Town and
County. For full particulars address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
soptS$$ 80, fg55mTllimfnE SIS "'-''''-'''' '''
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Saddle, Bride and Harness Mandatory
MOUNT HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL

MOUNT HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL.
For Males md Females.
TIME SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS IN
i stitution will open on Monday, January I'd,
next under the supervision of Mr.. 5. p. HALE and
Lady.
Terms per Session Of Fire Months, one half in od-
rance, and balance at close Of Session:
Spelling Reading and Writing, $500
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
Composition and Defamation, 500
Higher Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Rhetoric, Logic, Composition, Doclama-
ton, &C., 1000
Contingent fec, in advance, rs
Boarding, convenient to School, (wash-
ing and lights extra) per week, 1,25
No student admitted for less than q half session,
and deduction for lost time, except in cases of
protractcd sickness.
TRUSTEES.
WIN. i. RICE, DANIEL LOWRY,
JAS FoRREsT, WV. l.. Burn,
J. T. Lowry, JSo ID. Lowry,
JAMES Lowry.
Dee. 2, lS59-3m-5S4.
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Read This !

IF OUR CUSTOMERS HAVING NOTES
Il and Accounts with us for 1858, don't come for
ward and pay us, we will be compelled to hand
their papers to officer for collection We are T.
earnest. [Sept23l robson, RICE 4 OF
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NOTICE.

TIME FIRM OF GIBSON 4 wEsTER rs
J. this day dissolved by mutual consent @. r
Gibson will continue the business at the old stand
All those indebted to mo for the years 1887 or
1858, can pay me in Wheat at the market price.
June 10, 80 CT. GIBSON.
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Just Received,

just RecGlVeu,
I BBL. WINTER STRAINED WHALE OIL;
kcg Madeira Wine (purc Grape Juice y
y buses ~ by Is Window Glass, fine city;
~ by 16
10 by IL
doz. Davidson's Patent self-syringe, Gumelastc
bulb;
gross Tolley's Arabian Horse Powders;
] PETROLEUM. or Rock Oil;
doz. Wine of Elder Berries;
200 lbs White Lead in Oil;
200 Putty.
On hand, a large stock of Drugs generally, con-
sistng of Paints, Oils and Dye-Stufs, Patent
Medicines, Pcrfumery, &C.;
Brushes, Tooth. Paint and Whitcwash.
Also, Fine Brandies and Rye Whisky.
July s WIN, BURNS.
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THE GREEN BOOK.


TUST PUBLISHED, $50 PAGES. PRICE IS
- cts; on SINGLE AND iRRIED LIFE;
OR, THE INSTITUTES or MARRIAGE;
its Intent, Obligations, and Physical and Legal
Disqualification; the rational treatment of all
private diseases in both sexes, &c. To which is
added poetical essay, entitled "CaHipocdioe: or
the art of having and rearing beautiful and heal
thy children, by the late ROBERT ]. CULVER
WELL, Esq, NJ. d.
Sent free of postage, by the Publishers, CHAs.
KLINE Co.. Box 45SG, New York, or Derfsg ~
f foK %ha2 sSHs a";cd Everywhere ''''' NJ"
Also, GRATIS, an extract and sample of the
above, entitled DIR. CULvERwELL's LECTURE on
the rational treatment of Spermatorrhoea and
diseases generally, detailing the means by which
invalids may effcctually cure themselves without
the use of dangerous medicines, and at but little.
expense to themselves. Sent free by mail in a.
secure envelope, on the receipt of one stamp, to,
prepay postage, by addressing.
CIlAS. KLINE & CO.,
Feb. 25-lyl Box 1856, New York Civ
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TJNHOSE INDEBTED TO THEsUBSCRIBER
will find their accounts and notes in the
hands Of collecting officer, unless they call and
pay up in very few days. WIN. BURNS.
Nov IL,
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Cheese I! Cheese I
Notice.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE-JUST RECEIy.
"A. ed and for sale by
Dec. 23,l SEH0RN 4 HORNSBY.
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sWEETWATER UNION INSTITUTE
Turning Plows.

TUsT RECEIVED A SMALL LOT OF NO.
81 Peacock Plows-the cheapest and best pillow
in use For sale cheap, by
j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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The Last Notice

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THEE
IA dersigned either by note or account,
pay by the LIST of January, 1860. There
buncombe in this notice-they are obligel
have money--and mean just what they say.
Dec. 2, SEH0RN d H0RNSBY
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GCHOOG ROCKS. Hooks, Paper, Envelope,
- and Pens, very Low at HORTON BRyANT
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bn,'af such prices as ~ r1wiIT u
isfactory to all his patrons.
School Books New Books,
Miscellaneous Books, Law Books,
Childrens Books, Medical Books,
Cheap Books, Gift Books.
ALSO,
I.edgers, Journals, Letter Papers,
Day, Invoice, Cap and Legal Papers,
Cash Record Books, All sizes Note Papers,
Envelopes Inksands, Quilts,
Gold and Steel Pens. States Pencils, &c.
A great variety of styles and prices of Bibles,
Tesaments, Hymn and Prayer Books.
Any Magazine or Newspaper will be furnished
for less than Publishers price.
Especial attention will be paid 10 furnishing
County and State Officers, Colleges. Academies and
Public Schools and Families, at very low prices.
lais" Terms Cash. March 2j
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Stable Dry Goods,

OF ALL KINDS, AND AT VERY LoW1
~ prices, may be found at
April robson, RICE cos.
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a Gentle NarnlD
A IL PERSONS INDEBTED IN
N & BRYAN for tho years ISL.
qu,stcd to pay UP. and We would say
have accounts with us for the pres.
we want and expect the moroy, or 7
at the close of the year. We will Civ
market price for Wheat. We have II
out at cost. and will continue to sell
cheaper than you can buy them in
Respectfully, HORT0,
Aug &c "a
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BIN Ek II
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BEN
~ n ~r-,nA
JlllS C1AlN 1A1lOA v A1AOs
50 o>, rup
No VN ~"
RAIL ROAD.
Rates ~ cents per 100 lbs. be,reen Memphis and |
Kuorrjllc. and ytutiops on the East Tennessee q |
Geoyo;o Rail Rood
First class. Ninety.fvc Cents a 100 lbs.
Second Glass NINETY. five Cents ID 100 ms
Third Glass. Seyeuty-6yc Cents II 100 H..
Fourth Glass Fifty.six Gents ID 100 MS
=
tor Banks of Vireinin To Chnttnuoope and Dalton
,aL Rood for Six Dollars "A ton Of 1000 MS; TO
'batianooga Rail Road, nj Nine Dollars 10 ton of
,scumbia. on tbe Mempbis 4 Charleston Rail Road.
ions West of Tuscumbia, at Twelve Dollars D ton.
n TTON
anu Narnish, w,'i oniy pe 'ahen a. owner r'sn.
ompusupie arucles, VIII DC charged NJ local ra'cs
OloSS.
Measures and Tubs Moss in sacks
Musical Instruments, Mineral Water in glass
o,.,r. a.; T.. .,, ,r,
0,s.,,s, ",atsi "a T.; o,
paY'os w. M, bossed
prI,Sor,,as r. r11ass a, nwnor.s r;sL
p;siia a.; ~ - -, a..,'',.'a III
Pickles, IN glass, at owners FISK
anh Leai' felficS
r ,,i Presses ,
Porter aud Ale. in glass
Rattan, Russia Bristlcs
Steam Boilers thirty feet and under
Steam Boilers, over thirty feet and half first
class rates
Stationery
Scythe Snahs, Scale and Scale Beams, not boxed
Slcighs, boxed, twice first class rates
Stoves, Mt owners risk
Sweet Potatoes, sizing, Stove Pipe
Spirits Turpentine
Stove Plates, at owners risk
F F:ss5 ssd 5 s,sSS. sesi Ss..a a. owner. ..
and half first class rates
Twinc
Toys, boxed
Umbrellas
,n,!cneerinG, not boxed arniSh .,,--
W"sons md Hoiby Horses. boxed, once md half
g., , """ i''''''' ''>''' 0'No '''' ''''
W. WIZ 10 b,xos Or t,,l,o,s
wine WL,inloUos vyhoaIhnrror
wooden Ware WAGON TcIiocs md Row.
WilIow yyorc ,y;cs Iirs, alas, raIo.
wool
Liquor, IN wood, Llquoricc
,'n"' pipe, har ana shect
MMan,Ggnny, boards and plank
Mnroie nlaos, uhwrousht owner risk
MOSS pressed IN bales
N ~ III oarrei1 or casks
U T' oucio'h
DIN a,,r'Si ~ s DoAes aiio cans
iniu, i.cal, pressed
p p INK, IN Kegs or barrels
Peaches dricJ prin,ina paro,
pruncs. in c0sks. Penper.
Paper Hangings, in boxes
Pines "7'
Raisins, strapped, Rags in sacks
oey'hes, ehoveis, Spades, soap
spices, STARCH nhduiery
sardines, IN boxes
Sheep and other Skins, in bales
Shot, in bags, Sugar, in bags
Scales and Scale Beams boxed
Tobacco in bnles
T,h,,oo on. Il, Io,o. - l.,
~ - NJ - ~ " 'N'S vi ""'ie's
ro"' ieu HPe
Nenocrlng, boxed
Wood. in shapes, Wire
Willow Recds in bundlo.
~ =, - - '""
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Notice.
ON ACCOUNT OF BAD HES
" this day sold my interest in TX :
ness to W. A. Rnckcr. who will still
business at our old stand. In rc8-
business, ] sincerely thank my
customers for their very liberal y 4
licit continuance Of the same d
Oct 10, lSj9-tl-517
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Dissolution of Copartnership

THE FIRM OF WITT { RUCKER is TTIsy,
i day dissolved hy mutual consent--W. C.Wiu'
having sold his entire interest to ". a. RC(K.R
to whom all Notes and Accounts must be paid. 4
W. e. WITT,
Oct. 10, 1859 W. A. RUCKER.
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J. NJ. MCDOWELL, Secretary.
Aug 26, lS59--tcs@-570
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Pure Druqs.

All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes will
receive the greatest care and attention in their
oompounding at all hours [Aug2G-ly-570
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GLASS;.

junk Jute
lard, in good kegs or cans
Lead, in casks or pig
lightning Rods, in bundles
Lime, in casks
Mnddcr in hogshcals, Millstoncs, finished
Manila
Mineral Waters IVA. Il Tenn in kegs or barrels
Nails, in bags
Oysters and CLANS, in shell. ut owners risk
Oh, in hogshcads and barrels
Paints, dry and in oil, Pork, in barrels
Rubber Car Springs, in boxes and casks
Ri lcr- Deltinp
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Iron Safes, Iron Railing
Iron Shutters
Iron Facings
Fourth
Anchors, Alum, in barrels and hogshcads
Birthstone, in barrels and hogshoads
Bleaching Salts, Burr Blocks
Barley, Darytes
Cotton, in bales
Goldfish, in tierces and boxes
Car Wheels and Axlcs, Ccmcnts, Chalk Clay, Cable,
Chain, in casks Cocoa Oil
Earth Paint, Farther and Stone Ware, in crates
and hpeshcGds
Fish. sailed. Fence Wire
Fig7, in casks and boxes
Flour. in barrels and sacks
Gas Pipe
Guano
Horse Shoes, in packages
Iron, bar, band, pig, boiler and railroad
Iron, nuts and rivets, Iron Castings, heavy
Locomotive Tire
Land Plaster
va This Tariff to take effect on the LIST day of
Il. w. COLE
i. AYRES,
W.. ROSS.
r. C. JACKS
Sent 2, lS59-tf-57I
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Sept 2, ls59-tf-571
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DIED..

BEEKMAN-At Harlem, Wednesday, Aug. I, William A.
The relatives and friends Of the "a ny are respectfully invited
attend his funeral Sunday Aug at O'clock at
81. Andrew: Episcopal Church, onehundrsd sndtweny-
seventh street Harlem.
BIRRELLmTn A.pnwa on Mke;nS.y Jay a. At o'clock 3,
John and ISABEL BaITs Of NewYori ,ssd year: and
months.
DITMARs-on Thursday. Aug o. at Astoria, Mrs. Anna e.
Dmsr relict Of Dr. D. Dmss In the 10Th year Of her age
The etves and friends Of the family invited to END her
Ma at o'clock p m on Saturday the 9Th inst without fur
ther notice The steamboat Ma,tsno leaves Fulton Market
slip for Astoria at O'Clock p.
DAyIsIn this city, Of consumption Thursday morning
Aug ., Anne Davis aged % years and months.
GRABAM-In Brooklyn, suddenly on Wednesday evening
Aug Sarah Resena only daughter OF Thomas and Margaret
HEGEMAN-At Orange, J., Thursday Aug. o. Frederick
His friends those Of Bis Srotbe VIM Heseman invited
to attend his funeral at Trinity Church dnstesd Of Insiy
urdayl morning, at IL O'Clock without further nsce.
HEARD.On Thursday Aug Louise Ledyard infant aaugh
ter OF Charles and Eleanor Heard aged year. month and
The relative: and friends of the family respectfully invited
from the residence of her parents No Al Pike street.
HPSAEn the city Of g,0otyn on Wsdps:d Aug
oftbe County Clare Ireland, aged IS years.
and Deborah Mahss. sssd years month: and .
from the residence Of his parents Hudson City N j.
Sunday morning, Aug s. at O'clock
ASa seg G n ~ a'ye ~ on Thursday
Hudson and Poughkeepsie papers will please copy.
MILNE-In this city, suddenly, at Thursday Aug
William d. Milne, native Of Kirriemuir Foarshre, Scot
land In the AID year Of his age.
R0THERT In this city, Thursday, Asg O. John M.
Rother aged 40 years, months and "a days.
sNlFFIN-On Friday Aug Mary Lavns daughter Of Nathsn
and Ham n Snifin deceased.
The friends relatives family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral Monday morning 10 o'clock from her
late residence No ISL East Thirty fourth street without fag
ther invitation Intermen In Greenwich Conn.
sMITH-In Brooklyn, Thursday, Aug. Sarsh wife of
Charles Smith aged Ga years, months and 81 days.
TOMB-On Thursday July 26 at yellow Bluff East Florida,
Richardson, eldest of William r. and Sarah Tomb aged 30
years
WARDELL- On Thursday, Aug. 2, Mrs Mary Elizabeth
Warde the beloved wife Of John Warde In the 2h year
of her age.
WOOD-At Bristol, Hartford County Conn, Thursday,
Aug O. of dyphhera Asher Morris aged years months
and 20 days, only child of VIM H. and Csndce H. Wood OF
Hudson City, n J.
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two rails had been torn completely off but IN one hour
all was in readiness for the up trains TO pass Not
wthstanding the serious nature Of the ACCIDENT "a
number of fellows tried their best to steal all they
could. One man got hold of the mailbag and was
running off with it, when he was overtaken by ohcer
LYONS. Several others were detected in taking arti
cles but were unable to get away. The Ninth-Wa
police, under Capt. Waddy, were present and sue
ceeded in preventing anything from being stolen.
Workmen were engaged eli day In taking apart the
engine and removing the pieces to the depot. There is
we believe, special statute requiring this Company 70
fence the track and also another regulating the speed
at which they shal rum both of which were violated
One Of the ties at the spot where the locomotive ran of
was very much decayed, and when the shock came
gave way allowing the track to spread that the To-
comotive ran off. In the opinion of those who saw
the occurrence, the train would have remained upor
the track if the tie he'd been sound.
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1000 bush: Corn 1900 bush Oats CANAL Exponr,: lsNl
sAvayNaE Aug 2-CoTroy-Receipts In July $3.50 S,fsss
exports II so bales Stock Savannah 7o0 bales There ~
absence Of business for want Of stock Carolina RIcR s,
bouyant
CaARLzsros Aug 2Corroy-sses Of the week IN b,,ss1
receipts the time $40 bales Absence OF business Tor WI
OF stock Stock at Chsre'ton 800 bales Sight Exchange -
NswYork cent premium Freight on Cotton 10 Lysps5
AUsusTA Aug 2-CorroS-stoek In port 7,aso bales o,.
ut Macon 1900 bales.
Oswxeo Aug g. 6p m.-FLorp unchanged, with mo, A
demand home interior ard Eastern trade sss Of e 80
At &3 for State, including 400 fsyots double y
ssa wsnAr dun; sale: Of 1900 bush new Winter 49,
also quiet and nominal CANAL FRyeHTs easier bux ~
quosbly ower-27c Flour &c. Wheat .lc On Cn,. ~
New York. IxPoRTs-6,300 bush. Corn 'C1y.G ~
PoRrs-S5 500 BUSH Wheat ~ 300 b0sh Corn e bush o.
ALBAsY, Aug 3-FLoUR active bot prices grsdnslv 49,
Ing on all grades WszAr Is selling freely IN small qasnsts,
Indiana and Michigan at asa 81 70; the ssmp,ss Of
the outside 6gre very handsome Com 10 FOOD p1o
sales 81 900 bush Western mixed sat6eoc OIrs-ssss
bush State at ac RYE Sales 800 BUSH psztiy A -
WHrsKY-Ssles $50 bbls q. 9lc. II r. -
NEw-ORLRAss Aug a-CorToS steady [ssies 10 AZ "a
bales bolders demand advance ct the close Ths
week in last year ~Iports
the week foot up $40 bales and the total exvos 70 dat
bales Receipts at this ahead Of last year bses -
at all Southern ports $4,000 bales Receipts Of Con "a
date $50 bales against bsles last Stock 10 port esd
bales SUGAR firm sd8ic Provisions quiet but fm Cor
FEE firm Of the week $50 bags at l6c. for prime tot
hanged prices. FRBreBTs and ExcBAseE unchanged
CINCINNATI Aug 3-FLoUR steady Mess fonx unrhsnsr&
ut better demand BACON 9ld115c MONEY marie.
light EXCHANGE on New FORK unchanged
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The GREAT EASTERN SwIsDLE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Cape May bas extended 10 all its ramifcations Among
the steamboats, which brought excursion parties from
that city TO The mammoth vessel as she lay off Cape
May was tie John A. Warner. An indignation meet
ing the passengers OF the Warner was belj last nigu
in Philadelphia. The following is the experience of
Mr.. Mas, ore Of the victme.
He purchased for 81 a ticket having the following
words
'ExouItion ticket. Steamer John A. Warner Cape May
snd the Great Eastern Tuesday July 81 ls6O Leave Pr
Tickets A2."
The passerge of the Warner provided with tickets
Of this description, aksn 10 Ca 20 May when in
stead of bt taken on board tno Great stern, as
per agreement they were obliged to pay 80 extra
for The nee Of ore Of Ecssonr cans ans
upon which they Obliged TO remain for about twO
hours and half before they were enabled TO reach
that chip They had hardly achieved this when the
John 5 Sfriver THE name of the boat in question:
raDg her bell, signal to return b Cape May from
which place they were not then far distant. A rush
made 10 get CD board the Shrver, when the cap
tain Of that boat cried out 81 am overloaded Doit
send any more on" The officers of the Grea.
East m then attempted TO forcibly drive back the
passengers trying 10 make their exit knocking come
Of THIN down ard badly uIDg others The captsn of
the Shriyer gave us 70 understand that he would be
back in due time to enable ua TO reach tho John A.
Warner and return to the city. The time agreed upon
rasssd BY aud coon after we discovered tue John A.
Warner approaching. She cyme alongide the Great
Eastern, and landed her passer gers-ap exour ZION
party wto bad been to Cape May-nn that vesse after
doing which sbe suddenly pushed Off Having the pas
beet they might committee of ak was appointed
at the meeting TO engage counsel and take legal
measures agar 1t the proprietofs Of the John A.
Warner
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA
This useful institution its eleventh annual
session in Oc,ober and with additional means of
hospital for women attached to the College,
l. to be opened at early day, aording to students
facilities for practical ledge which, with the theo
reca ching of The several of lectures will
enable them to acquire thorough medical edocation.
It. has ceased to be question that the profession of
medicine is one which women may fill ussfu ly and
properly and it is desirable therefore that the fullest
opportunity should be given EN- for perectpg Them
selves in it. The oourss of study and the requirements
for graduation in this school high as in any other
u the country and the position of those whom it's
interests nrusied the best evidence of s char
scter. Though in its infancy it has had many difficult
ties TO encounter, it seems To be established on
firm basis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

CMcxrr.-Sr. GEcRoE VS.. Kisos CouYrr.-This
,,seh which was commenced al Bedford on Thurs
1x ., noon, was resumed yesterday at the same hour,
..rs :. Al D. m. 1t was brought to close, the result
sspg another victory for the St. George Club, whose
u Al score exceeded thst of their opponents by Ill
ps. The fielding Of the St. George party was snpe-
r Yesterday to that with they displayed the first
', whereas that Of their opponents, with one or two
eepcus was the reverse, and the latter batted very
,+oriy in their second innings as general thing
Parker and Sans being the only exceptions. Brett Of
she s.. George party, was very unfortunate, as he
.u: Out without scoring in either innings. Sadler
ant out in the same manner in both innings, being
'.mped BY Lang from going out to meet swiftly
5xled sall-a new style for an experienced player
.ke hsc. Gbbes marked his play by splendid score
IN the second innings. The following is the