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PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL.
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PHILADELPHIA.


THis LSsrruTioS, which was established In 1874 and
IS consequently in the egh,oa1M year of its exist.
cncc, numbers among its graduates hundreds Of the
mostsuccessLul MeEchants and business Men Of our
Country.
TuE uBJEcF Of the Institution is solely afford young
men facilities for thorough preparatonfor business
Tng BRANCHES TAUGHT are BOok.keepiRg as Hpplica.
BILE to the various departments of trade PcnmanShp,
both plain and ornamental; Commorcidi tdp, .Mathe.
matios .Nerigdtion CrH Engineering, DraHing, Iboa.
ogarphy, and Modern Languages.
TIE SYSTEM oy INSTRUCTION peculiar no classes or
set lessons are made use Of but each student Is taught
individually, that he may any time and
attend at whatever hOurs are most eOuv euient.
CATALOGUES aressued annually after thn 18th Of pri
containing naln5s Of the students for thu year and full
particulars of terms &c, and may be obtained a, any
time by addressing the Principal.
II EXTENSIVE ACCoMMoD Dides spread
and the teaghy crpersnte Of c PrincPdi this Iustu
ton offers facilities superior toany other in the coun
try for young men wishing tOprcpare for business :
and to obtain at the same time A DIPLOMA rhich riL
prOro meadaiOn for them them to any hlereAan
tile House.
~ CRirESpeEs Series Of 7rsatisos on Hook Kgsp
KG, now more widely circulated than any other WORK
! oil the subject for sale at the College.
S HODGES CRITTENDEN
Atoracy.at.L .Ldp,
PRiScirAL.
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500 Bounty,

Nh. All claims are carefully examined by the De.
partment and tie of the utmost Importance 10 claimants
10 avoid delay cases entrusted 10 my car, are at
tended once, and all letters answered by return
mail and charge made until the Pension is granted
~ h. Persons entitledt0 to the 500 Bounty, cgE have
their claim. shed application 1T my ohce. ATTY
Pension Agents, writing Tor blanks, ana requcsf in
stTuc,ions persons wishing ihformalion 10 dhahe
them lohhte lands under the PROVISIONS of the late
2 Address, ". A. CANDERs. ,Aug a. L0v.
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MARsn's WEDGwoop's ETYMoLooY.--

MARsn's WEDGwoop's ETYMoLooY.-
4 Dictionary OF EDgglish Etymology. by
lIcuscish Wedgwood, NJ. A. With Notes
and Additions by the Hon George p,
Marsh. Imperial octave. Vol. /. (A-D)'
Price, on tinted paper, laid, Jrowa cloth,
$500. This American edition is edited
by our greatest and best philologist, the
lion George =. Marsh, whose contributions
10 our stores of English learning have
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'In type aud papor this volume is superb,
and adds QUO more to the long list of valu.
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TO WHOM IL MAY CONCERN.

Having made such arrangements, as enables me TO
IL procure at once, Pensions, Bounty Money Back
Pay SC beg to call the attention afthose interested,
to the following
All disabled Soldies the widows or minor ChidIen VI
soldiers who die have been killed in the service are
entitled pen ions The widows other legal heirs of
soldiers ohaye died " been killed IN the service arc
ed n
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CHEAP MILITARY GAPS!

MILITARY CAPS, of every sort size and quality
for sale cheap the BoOmsburg Hat Cap Emporium
Aso-Groceries, Cont ectonarie4 Cigars, &c,
JOHN X. GIRT0N.
oo,nsburg, Sept. IA, 1861.
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W ANTED

FOR fOHffSS Monroe.
Poultry Of all kinds, Veal Calves. &c. every Wed
nrsday. Rutt,r and Eggs. For which liberal price
will be paid
Fall Goods,
Just recrivcd and will be sold at fair prices,
n. MCCOY.
Jcrscytowg. Oct u, ls6.-lm.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
MiHriHe, Columbia County, Pnn'a.
This well known School for both sexes will open

MHuiHe, Columbia County, Penn'a
This well known School for both sexes will open
NOVEMBER Sd, 1862.
The recent additions to the huildng rendcr ACCOM-
odatons for more than sixty hoardcrs.
The course Of study will embrace three departments
the Normal, the Scientific. and the commercial.
The Principal will be assisted by experienced teach
fully qualified for their respective positions.
Parents and others may rest assured that efforts
will be spared to make the Sahoo worthy of patronage
and that the welfare of the students, intellectually
physically, and morally, will receive our onstant
For application circulation circulars further puT
tculars address the undersigned until Oct le62, at
rowningtn, hostcr county Pa, and after that time
T. MAXWELL POTTS,
Principal.
Having sold apt my interest III the Greenwood Semi
nary, to NJ Potts, who was for several years
connected with the Institution sful teacher,
hereby chccrfuly commend him IN my friends ahd pa
irons, as gentleman of ample qualification for the po.
siton he assumes, and in every way worthy the conf
dence and patronage of the public. WM. BuRGEsS.
JOHN b. PATTON, AM,
Prime pels.
Mvle. Pa, Sept. I3. 1862
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CONSTITUTION WATER

which give those organs time recover their healthy
tone aud VigOr We able to state that the Con stu
ton Water has cured every OF Diabetes in which it
has bceu given,
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THE DAILY WORLD.
Terms per annum. Six Dollars; -Four copies to one
address, Twenty Dollars. To clergymcn, Five dollars
per annHm. For club of ten copies, an extra copy
will be sent.
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FROM GEN. Met tLELLAN'S Army.

Advance otths Army--AH he Cups Oc-
cupied except Ash6y's-A Fight at Up
peruiAe-- Ihe IoOn OccyPied.
headquarters Army of the Potomac,
Bloomfield, Va, Monday Evening, Nov.
81 Z. M.-Tbe advance Of the Aamy
of the Potomac up the vally, on the left
side of the Blue Ridge, is being pushed
forward with all despatch.
General Pleasonton occupied Upperville
this afternoon, after a spirited engage.
men. with the enemy for about four hours.
We had nope killed, but several wounded.
The enemy left three of their dead Oh the
field.
Upperville is four miles from Ashby's Gap,
which the Rebels are eedeavoring to hold.
The Rebels Dri0en out Of Ihoyougatare
Gap-Buckland MlKs ant -dlaie. Oc-,
Cup'ed.
Fairfax Station, Nov 4.--lnformation
by telegraph, from the front, states that
our cavalry, under Gen. Staff, last even.
10 NiN'S wv ShSmJ Odt VI 1hoiouSuidr
Gap, and the division of Gen. schuiz
advanced and took possession of it. No
enemy remained in sight of there last
evening at dust. The other divisions of
Gen Sgel 5 force, under Stahl and Van
Stcinwehr, are we'll upon the railroad, in
supporting defiance Of Gen. Scaurz.
Our cavalry also now hold auckland
Mills, where recently the Rebels had u
pretty strong guard.
General Bayard's force now holds Aldie
and tho country between that point and
the front Of General Sigel's advance.
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Read. Read. Read.

A~OuNs ANOO lss 1VClus
DASvLLE, Pa, June . 1862.
DR.. WIN, n. GRIGG-Daer Sir: In FEBRUARY. 1851, |
afflicted with the sugar diabetes and for five months
passed than two gallons os water in twenty
hours was OBJ iged to get up as often ten twelve
times during the night and III five months lost about
nifty pounds III welgth. burning the month Of July,
lobl procured two bottles of Constitution Wa,er and
in two days after using it experienced relief AND after
taking two bottles was entirely cured, after
}. V. L. DE WITT
Boston Corners, N. Y, Dec. %. Io6l.
Wm H. Gregg Co.:
Gents freely give you liberty to make of the
following Certificate fthe value of Constitution Wa.
ter,w which can recommend IN the highest manner
My wife, who was attacked with pain in the shoul.
dcrs whole length of the back au in her limbs, with
paptatien of the heart, attended with Failing of the
Womb, DysmcnorrhOea and "lrritatiOn of the Blad
Der" called Q physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her than he found
her, then employed one of the best ply yscians
could lind who attended her for about nine months,
aqd while she under his she did not suffer
quite much pain he finally gave her up and said
'her lncurabc." For, said he, 'shc was such
combination of complaints that medicine given for
one OF" rates dgains other of her dficutics"-
About this time she commenced to CoN,II1
WATkR and 10 our utter asOnishment, almost the first
dose seemed to have the dsired ctct she kept
improving rapidly usder its treatment, and super.
intends entirely hef domestic affairs She has not
and we are happy to say that has produced perna
nent cure,
WM. NJ. VAN BENsCHoTrN
Dr.. WIN. II, GREGG;
Dear Sir 81 have for several years been afflicted
with that Troublesome and dangerous disea>e-GEayrl,
which resisted MI remedies aud doctors until took
CONSTRUCTION WATER, and you may be assured that
was pleased with the result has entirely cured
aud yOu may make any of my you may fit
in regare 10 the medicine, have entire confidence
in its elhcacy.
Yours truly,
POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There is no class of diseases that produce such
haus'ing effects upon the human constitution as Dia
betes and diseases OF the Kidneys Bladder and Urina
ry Passages and through false modesy they neg
lected until they are 80 atVaUced As to be beyond the
control Of ordinary remedies, and we pTescntthe
CONSTITUTION WAFER
To the public with the cOnviiOn that il has eanal in
relieving the class of diseases for which il has bsCn
found cmnenIly successful in curing and trust
that we shall be rewarded efforts in placing
valuable cisedy in form TO meet the requirements of
patient and physician
FOR SALEBY ALL DRUGG lists. PRICE 81,
WIN. n. GEORGE q CO.. Proprieturs
Morgan Allen, General Agents, No. AZ CliH ST,
Ncw.Yurk,
Sept 9O 1862 lem,
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yseYCanti Business,
TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philad-
Sept. 90, 1852

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philad-
II elphin-for the Relief Of lhe Sick and Distressed
oactsd Mp yrucas, and GnI9@S Diseases aud ''
<i"cn Advice given Grail by the Acting Surgeon.
Valnablc REPoRTs on spERMAToGRnTA or
sENtN l. WEAKNESS, and other Diseases oi the sex
.hd Dpcusary sent in sealed letter Envelopes tree Of
rharge Address ,.,, n, ,--. ,.,i.,;.
No. 9 South Ninth slres., Philadelphia Ia
ArpH ;. lsos-len
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THE CURATIVE

properties of the medicine direct themselves o the or
gans Of secretion, andby altering the condition
the stomach and liver that the starchy principle of the
food is not converted into sugar long the system
is under the influence of the
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Jan. ej. 1909 l2n.
fOO OOO MALE OR FEMALE

W. agents 10 sell IlOyds steel plate
county coorcd Map ths United states Canadas and
New Bruins wick
From recent surveys, completed Aug. TO- lace cost
$4,000 to cngravc II and one years time
Superior to any $40 map ever made by ColtOu or
Mitchell aud sells at the low price fifty cents 370
600 names are engraved OH this map.
1t is not only County Map, but IL is aiso County
and RAILROAD Map of the United States and Canadas
combined IN one, giving eVeiy Rail road station and
distances between,
will take back all maps that be sold and refund
the money.
Send for 81 worth TO Try
Printed instructions how to canvass well furnished
all our agents.
WantGd-Wholesale Agents for our Maps in every
State, California. Canada England France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars
capital. No Competition. J. I. LLOYD, No. l6i
Broadway, New York.
The War Department uses our Nap Of Virginia Mar.
yand, and Pennsylvania cost SlO0,0OO which -
lnarked hntietam Creek, searpsburg Maryland flights
all others on the Potomac, and every other place in
Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania or money re.
funded
LIoyds Typographical Map of Kentucky,
OHIO, Inosa"a and MSnols,
is the only authority for Gen BaeIl aud the War De.
parment Money refunded 10 any one finding error
i'll il. Frice 50 cents.
From the Tribune, Aug p
"Lloyd's map of Virginia, Maryland, and P,nnsylva
nia.ThiE Nap Is very large; its is but 25 cent
and il is the hest " hich can be purchased"
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LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

From actual surveys by Capts. Bart, and VIM. Bow.
en- Mississippi River Pilots, Of ST. Louis Mo. shows
every mans plantation and owners name from St
Louis to the GUT of Mexico-l3j0 mies--every sand.
bar island town landing and all places 20 mdes back
from the river cplored in Count csand States Pace
81 in sheets. 81, pocket ;or, aud 81 so on linen, with
rollers. Ready Sept 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept II, 1862.
VI LLoYD-Sir send me your map the Mississippi
River, with pricc per hundred copies. Rear Admiral
Charles II. Davis, commanding the mississippi Squad
is authorized to purchase many as are required
for use OF that squadron.
GIDEON WELLS, Secretary of the Navy.
October II, l562- -3t.
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THE WORLD.

AN INDEPENDENT
Daily, Semi-Heekiy D. Weekly Ne,0S-
prper.
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Diseases occurring fiom one and the same cause will
be entirely cured BY the Constitution Wat5r iftaken
io any length of time The dose should vary with tho
severity of the disease, from twenty drops to a tea.
spoonful three times day in water. During the mas.
sage of the Calculus, the pain aud urgent svmptuns
should be Uomhated with the proper rcinedics then
followed up with the Constitution Water, as above ll
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70 Rtchnond, insomuch q q lease - 6ssss.
thesneny untl An army c0ala % colloce0a
hefe 20 repet tie invader. rsisS sSeatsmeat Ao
thoneht proper - moke IN conuection vftH
sse rspeesen @uon ~ The msmbsr from Ten.
The resolution Of 1r. Foo4nswas thsn. ON
hts motion, letd upon the tAhls.
NJ. 0AntAsD. Of Arkaasas, 6Rsrsdx reso.
la0on eAat 600 copies Of the 1naag1Sal Ad.
Of thu House.
Mf. OrnsY opposed the reoolution. The
tnaas sral Of the President Wes NOT . com.
nynicatcc TO Congress. =,
eesst0n of the Youse -
Inc speaker annouAcsd thasa he know Of
Mr. 0ARLAEp withdrew the resolution.
wAen. On motion Of hf. 6nirn, the Heuse I'd.
Journed antl Monday. g. 80
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CONFEDERATE CONGRRss.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1862.
The Senate was called 10 order at IL o'clock.
Prayer by Bishop EARLY, of the Methodist
Church.
THE INAUGURAL C1RBMOHIEs.
Mr.. ORR, of S. o., from the joint Commit.
tee of Arrangements, to arrange for the In.
aug uration OF the President elect and Vice
President elect, presented q programme,
which was read, adopted and laid upon the
table.
On motion of Mr.. ORR, the Senate took q
recess until 25 minutes past II O'Clock p. n.
At that hour the senate re- assembled, and
repaired, in a body, to the Hall of the House
Of Delegates, in accordance with tho said pro.
gramme.
After the Inauguration ceremonies were
concluded, the Senate again re.assem bled, In
the Senate Chamber, swhereupoE,
On motion of Mr.. BROWN, of Miss., the
Senate adjourned until Monday, at II O'Clock
M.
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Chief are sagsd In examinine the supplies
recently received at the clothing depot from
Philadelphia and New York. The result of
their nrst days labor was TO cond emn Is 600
infantry privates' cnats, which articles cost
the 0ovsfament >lsff90. From ALI appear.
long tima. II fs 6ouad- -nocessary 70 order the
erection Of hu&e shed for the purpose Of
storing rejected clothing. In order TO protect
the 0overnm ent from thus being swindled by
wholesale, and the better 70 secure the health
ana comfort OF the army. efforts are making
to oreanizs bdfeau to fui nish the troops
with clothing, clmp and garrison eQnipaEe,
ana to b established similar to the ner bu-
reaus OF the War Department, though sepa.
rate and distinct from them AL.
IHs DBFENcEs ASD HokCxs AT BOwLIxa a1E1S
The following statement Of the Con nfederate
defences and forcss u Bowling Green before
tho evacuation we copy from a Northern pa.
per. II 1t be true, eur force at that place
was much less than We had supposedit to be:
No. Of guns mounted
Lunette fort on Bakers Hill. iM.........S
Lnnette fort on Mount Airy.
Embankmeata ON Pnce's Hui.
Embankments on Webos Mill.
Bastion fort on J udge UnderwOods kui w Is
Lunetre fort on Kooson's Hill.
Lunetts breastwork on Calverrs hlu, n
4sHnetts hrsAstWOfk On 0rfoers Hin
Bastton fort on college Hill. 10
Total ................:.......49 A.
The number of troops were:
Thirteen regiments infantry ...........7,6 500
One regiment Cavalry reduced so........ 800
A total Of y=.-................7,so 600
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AUCTION SALE.
By KENT, PAINE & CO., Ancts.
EEYwSk .3<FJ

CLOTHING} AT AUCTION On TUES.
~ DAY, the 25th instant, at our warehouse,
we shall sell, by catalogue, without reserve,
large assortment Of superior fresh aud sea-
sonable Clothing, amounting TO more thar
thirty thousand dollars, being the balance Of
the stock OF large johbing house ard of "A
frst-ciass retail house just received from the
South, and comprising the greatest variety Of
FINE CLOTHING
ever offered at auction i'll this city. In the as-
&or tment will be found
Beaver Cloth and Pill It Overcoats, some Of
the finest quality manufactured;
Superior Cloth and Cashmere Goats and
Frocks;
Extra French Doeskin and Cassimere Pants;
Black and Fancy Sattinet Pants, assortec
Elegant Velvet. Grenadine, Silk and Satin
Vests;
valentia, Marselles, Plush and Linen Vests:
splendid White aud Black Embroidered silk
Vests;
Heavy Beaver, Cassi imere and 1 weed Sacks;
Canada Grey and Cashmere Suits;
While and Brown Duck and DrilIing Goats:
Drap d,Ete. Alpaca. Marseilles and Italian
Cloth do;
Farmers Drill, Duck and Cottonada Pants;
Linen busters; Meas Shawls; Travelling
Rugs;
Jeans Drawers; Cambria Neck Ties;
Umbrellas, Cravats, &c.
Also, handsome assortment OF
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Manufactured by one of the largest houses in
this country expressly for rutail sales, ecu
slstipg in part Of
Youths and Boys Overcoats Of spendit
quality,
Boys Linen Goats, Pants, and Jackets,
Youths and Boys Cloth and Cashmere
Coats,
Youths Velvet, Silk, and Cashmere Vests,
Youths Sattine', Cashmere, and Doesxia 1
Pants,
Linen Goats, Pants, and Jackets,
Children's Linen Suits, &C &c.
g. sa la hall INfF.Ar hA,
,OoQ Goats and Overcoats, some OF hem Of
magnificent quality,
l,JX pairs Cashmere, D)esain, Slttinst
IAAen, and COttOnade Pats,
1000 Velvet, Cashmere, Sila, Grenad,ne
Satin, Valentia, Marssilles, Plush, and
other Vests.
The whcle comprising the most extensive
and desirable lot OF Clothing ever offered i'll
this market to be closed WitnOut reserve
The Goods will be ready for exam a'ion
on the morning before the sale, snd wi!i be
fOund worthy the attention. OF larke buyers
Sale to comm ence at 1C O'Clock.
Terms. .-Cash
T, II
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


ton. We may eee no more Of ,hese feroc,vus
penny steamers In our tranquil waters.
CHARACTER oP TIE ruscARoRA IN PORT.
From tn, Londoa Post. fG,verumsnt o,g,nl
Feb. 81
The Nashville, a Confederate rriva.eeer.
having put into uthamp.on for IensiTs
tho Tuscarora, Federal war steamer. cd.
tereo the port and waited patiently till hsr
adversary would quit her asylum From IN.
frs: day when the Tuscarora tosk up her
post IN, the captain has committed a series
OF irregul rites. He sent some OF screw
on shore. and actually stationed them in tn.
oocKyaIo 10 signal the derar.ure CT the
Nashville. He rep n atedly moored his YES
sci. slipped his mooriBgs. and went 10 sea.
ana afterwards returned to them again, in
direct violation Of International law
NO RUE Is more clearly established than
that belligerent vessel which enters a neu.
trail port is not entitled to leave such rott n
q vessel belonging to the other beiIigarep,
Power is also there, without giving the latter
.he option OF leaving first, nor can she then
follow her before twenty. -four hours have
eiapasd. Thus rule, then, the captain of The
Tuscarora has repeatedly violated Our read.
ers ore dou otless aware that since the arriv Il
OF the Tuscoror1 an English frigae has hen
stationed In the Southampton water to en-.
force, should 1t be necessary respect for the
British territory and obedience to our luris.
diction Had the Nashville left Sout,,amn
Ton COCK, anu naO TIE TaSCa rOra attem pted
to follow her, such an act would have been
regarded by us as an act OF hostility, and We
wonld have at once in,eria sed
At any moment, therefore, during the past
few weeks, we might have been PLACID in
very awk ward relation with the Federal
States OF America through the intemperauce
Of naval officer, whose general conduct
since bis arrival here has TOT been such as 10
impress us with the idea that he enter.aips
Climited respect for international law
The Government have felt to be their .u,v
TO relieve the sense of uBeasiness which this
condition Of things has occasioned. and. as
prevention - better IT, an cure, they have ac-
cordingly mauifes'ed their d. terminatlon of
enforcing certain regulations which, weils
it will put an end to the b,ockace at present
~xlstlnx at southampton, will preven, the
RI tcurrence OF a similar state of thugs
THE VICTORY AT MILL SPRING REPORTED ABROAD
The Cork Herald of the 5th inst, is at hanr
by the Edinburg. The news Of the battle If
Mill Spring was announced there. The Herald
In comment ting on the news lays:
Although the results of The title are con
frmed from several sources, yet the account Is
being exclusively rorthern, sh II d be obyi.
ously received with some reserve.
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EOR RENT-A FARM IN CHESTER
" ElELD. WITHIN THREE. Mills UF

N1OHWONU.-I VH0r lot f0ht NJ FubIIJ tuc'
tion, on 2Sta OF February, AT Is j. SizsI's
Tavern, Manchester, the FARM In Ch. SER.
sttuAted ON the Manchsstsr Turn pike, within
three miles OF kiebmoud. This iarm con-
tains about six hundred acres II land ami Is
In q very sood state OF cultivation. Wheat
dwelling on the pl'ce and all necessary out
houses, eli OF which, except the dw. ling,
are new. The place IL we'll fenced in Nv new
fencing. Samuel. -, ADkItsUN,
- lS-tdh Manchester.
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IRISH INfELLI6RDCR.

The linen trade in ireland continues in a.
state of stagnatiou. The total value of ex
OF November was IS ,335,77l. During tho
same period Of the preced ing year it was f3..
s5l 1855, showing q decrease Of f6l5,4S4. The
great falling of is In the trade with toe Uni
ted States, the deficit amountin to 81 ,0s4, 5s4
So long as the civil war lasts there can be 10
Improvement. y g." F.