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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, August 29.-Quercitron Bark con-
tinues in small supply, and No. is in demand
at $5l t. ton.
There is but little doing in Seeds; small sales
of Cloyerseed at Sl4@l6 B "a lbs; s'es of 200
bush. Timothy at S6'25 a. bush. There is but
little Flsxseed coming forward, and it is freely
taken at $500 a bush.
4 In Flour no change to NOTICE. The stocks
continue small, and are held with much trmness,
with but q limited demand for shipment 900
bbls. extra family and fancy brands were taken
at $l2Gl2'70, and 800 bbs. Broad street Mills
on terms not made public. To the trade the
range is from SlO'5O up to Sl3 u bbl., with but
little doing. No transactions in Rye Flour OF
Corn Meal.
Wheat is in good demand, and IL is held with
much frmness. Sales of 10000 bushels at $3.50
per bushel for good old Western red, and S26Sg
2'7l for fair and prime new Southern red White
Is held at S2'80a3. Some lots Of Kentucky
white are in the market, and are held at the last
named price Rye Is firm at Sl'So@lS1' In
| Corn not much doing; Sales Of 5000 bushels yell
low at Sl.7S There is less activity in Oats, and
prices have declinedi 1900 bushels new sold at So
40 cents. Barley and Malt are unchanged.
There is but light demand for Whisky, with
small sales OF Pennsylvania and Ohio bbls. at
Sl'9O.
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NV Yosr, August 29.--The steamship N,5
i5yi, from Southampton on the 18TH instant,
arrived ihis morning. Tho steamers hv4la and
Ncrds5Jl arrived ONT op the Lj.h and tho Bs'p.aa
on the 10th.
The Tines expresses astonshmcut at the
manner in which the Federal bonds are absorbed
at Frankfort, adding that each succossivo flu S
regarded by the existing boudho!deTs wish 5raH
0cntOn instead of dismay.
The Igm,, believes that the campaign "a
America will continue, unless the danger 10
Washington is so great as TO demand the return
OF the main body Of Grants army. The capture
OF Richmond will be a test Of She ability OF the
North to make permanent impression on the
Confcicracy,
The Confederate loan advanced Per oen:. on
the news Of Grants repulss bctege petlfsbnrg,
the quotation being 77td79,
further dimunition Of specie TO the extent Of
four millions OF francs from the Banh oi France,
causes uuCusmCsS
The Prussian Government hls prohititsd the
| export nom Jutlanl Of cattle and grain during
| ihc aIui-ticc.
Slyony intends proposing the following to the
| German Dict that an explanation be demanded
! of Austria and Prussia with reference 10 their
| having permitted the King of Denmark TO ccde
1 IlENlH " liltin 10 WLAtn lLAe Ming nhu no Lltlc
| The trigUtc Niagara had sailed from Lisbon.
| Her destination was unknown.
| A powerful three tunnelled steamer anchored
off FoyrcS, Ireland, on the 18Th and sailed az ain
! in The evening. She is supposed 70 be q blDckade-
| runner. \ wnriike party, with one OF the Ia
| bIHa's H,utcnants, lnDdoi at that point II Is
| believed that she is 20 carry IN immense supply
! Of clothing 10 che ConfcdeTltcs
The UnitCi States sloOp-Of-wlr S9srJ8.cgio
arrived ~ Plymouth on the 10th. Sho came IN
collision with IN. Norwegian bIrlnO Ceres and
sunk her. The crew were saved. The S.syagu7ito
was uniDiurCd
The pirate E,0ridH destroyed thc ship IHJ-gH,
| oi Brazil bounl from New York 70 California.
! She took $4,000 from her.
GOmuIrrciRI Intelligence.
Consois are quoted at Sgste se.i French rcntes,
| G5f. 4jC.
! LivERrooI CurroN MAuEFr--The sales for
| two days amount TO 2OOOO bales, the market
closing finn, though less animated. The SA,cs -
/ spectators and exporters were 5000 bales.
| STATE or TNhDE.-rhC Manchester N lrkCts
| are finn with an upwafu tendency.
| IlvERrOoL BkEADsTuTrs hNHKEr-RlouT is
| dull and prices nominal, Wheat heavy and de-
clining. Coin ouict at COS cd Gj30s.
| LIyFRpOOL Provisions MARKBr.-Beefl dun.
! Pork heavy. Bacon sin declining, and moss !.
| CllT. lower. Lard quiet bnt steady. Batter fru.
| IiyRHPOOL PRODUcE hANhgr.--Ashes quiet
| but steady. Sugar active and IL. lover COnec
| inactive, RrC quiet. Rosin-NO sales. PCtro-
| leum Ntmer; 2S, 81. Is asked for refined.
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Five thousand souX'aIe on the war path.
Howard, the proclamation forger, has been
set free.
ladies dress bonnets cost 500 each in Rich
mOnd.
They tell Of a Western paper which has libel
suits pending to the amount Of 100000.
"A spy named Livingstone has just been hung
at ST. Louis.
"A coiored man recently auctioned himself OIL
at Cleveland. Ohio, us q substitute, Tor Sl20O.
Carl AEschutz and FoimCs are 20 give choral
exhibitions this season.
"A loose woman, in Louisville, KY, recently
stabbed her lover, an actor, to the heart.
The tobacco crop Of the Connecticut valley is
very abundant.
1t is umored that Artemus Ward has sold
his new book TO Carleton fol $4,000
Bismarck, the enemy Of Denmark, is the
abestand most INSCRIPTIONS statesman inEurope.
=, c will yet make trouble for Louis Napoleon.
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Hoyrsr,-Tho bonds, amounting 70 $4,000,
los. few days since, were found by acsb.ddcr
Oh Saturday, aud returned tD their owner this
morning A reward Of sl0o0 was paid TO the
finder.
RoBBrD ms SIsrBn.-Dayid 0'Lcary was ar
rested BY officer Ingroham, in the rweuty-tourth
Ward, yesterday, on the charge Of rubbing his
sister Of 800. Hl7j Of The money vas found in
bis possession.
PASSING CourrrRrEIr MsNLY.-Wm. Thomp-
son was arrested is Ninth and Chesuut stecot.
yesterday, on the charge Of passing counterfeit
money. lie was held for a further bearing.
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From the Trans.NIississippI.

We have some very agreeable and interesting
advices from the Trans Mississippi Department
From late orders issued from headquarters we
learn that General Buckner succeeds General
Walker in command Of Western Louisiana
Megruder takes the Department of Arkansas, and
Walker commands the Department Of Texas
Brownsville, Texas, has been evacuated by the
Federals. This takes the last Yankee foot from
Texas soil We have other good news from that
quarter, which Is embraced In the summary be.
low
I.ice Is said 20 be moving on Missouri.
Lieutenant General Dick Taylor was at Alex
andTia
General MaXey attacked a camp of Kansas
troops within six miles of Fort Smith. He re.
ports the capture Of one hundred and Gfty prison
ors, 10th Kansas Cavalry, three hundred small
arms, and four hundred six shooters. He has
pushed Generals Gano and StandwaEieI ItoWar ds
Kansas.
General Joe Shelby is playing sad havoc with
the Yankees on the Missouri border. He re-
ports over three thousand recruits since his ad
vance.
Texas is free fiom the tread of the enemy
ouisianR nearly so, Arkansas is IN fair way O.
recovered, aud Price, il is known, is Gliding
iisime" for atolling blow for the disenthralmeni
This own State.
AZ last accounts General Steele was at Little
o'h but 20 exhausted in strength as 10 have
power 70 harm.
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ALL UNITE ON GENERAL wCLEILAy.
Special 10 The Evening Telegraph.

Special "a The Evening Telegraph
CmcAoo, August 20, 9 A. M.--rhousands are
coming In u. day from all directions. A delega-
tion OF i've hundred Secessionists arrived hore an
hour before daylight, nom Bloomington, Illinois,
with Blankets, and three days rations.
They surrounded Sherman House aAd eheeTed
snd called FOR Vallandigham, until SOME oud
appeared and stated that he was not there. Oh
mnro's Band Joined them, and is playing the
"Narsellaise, and other airs.
Mcclellan will certainly be nominated.
Ex-Governor Bger, Of PeDnsylvnniI, will 10
I mporaTy Chairman Of the Convention.
The peace-at-any-price men ore camoro1s on
all sides, and are assailing McClellan with great
yehemence, though IL is most likely that they
will barmOnize eventually on Mcclellan; stiu
there are strong indications this morning Of a row
in the Convention. -r...4
Generals Burnside and ROsecrans and Governor
| Yates are in town.
An attempt was made last night to array
| tbe border STATE men against Mcclellan. Cir
cuars were distributed containing McCieilan's
letter TO President Lincoln from Harrison's
landing, and asserting that il endorsed in advance
the emancipation proclamation, aud tho enforce
mint Of law in the arrest OF the Mary land Icgis-
latnre, were presented as reasons why no Peace
Democrat could vote for Mcclellan, but IL was a
| no avail t.n "a. ...f..
The kentuctiansF shrugged their shoulders, aud
only replied that hey wanted to defeat Lincoln.
and that Mcclellan was the most available man.
The rival Keutncky delegations OF Gathrio
and Warnclife, could not come 80 any tcrmS
until after breakfast this morning, whom they
accepted the proposition OF the national Cor
mtIee, that they should both be admitted; fhls6
put an end to all hope of split on the admls
sion of the Kentncky delegations.
Kentucky has two bands OF muse
playing Dixie" in front of the sher.
man House. Calls are made for Valhndig-
ham and Mcclellan.
Governor Seymour, in HE opening remarks. as
President Of the Convention, will propose that
General Mcclellan shall be nominated by aocla-
nation. This settles the gushing asaira-
tons Of the large number OF delegates,
who had hoped to be hrst on their fee., to piaoe
then fayorite on nomination 1t viii also re,leve
the body from scene Of unnecesslry tumut
and disorder.
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PEACE AT RICHMOND
she Late Peace Interview Ia Richmond
circular from the state Department.
The following circular from the State Depart
mGnt wi explain Itself

The following circular from the State Depart
ment viii explain Itself
DErARpENI oF STATE. RIcHNoNp, Va August p, 1864
-Si-: Numerous publications. which have recently
appeared In tie journals OF the United States sub
ioct OF nioma OvCtuGts fOr peace between two Fedora
tOi OF States now at this continent, render Il
desirable that you should be fully advised Of the views aud
pohcy OF tl GoyeInmeHt on matter OF such paramount
inn OftaUcc IL Is M eWse pr per that sou should ac
curatcy iulO med of what has occurred on the several
occas cas- mentioned IN the published statements.
lOu have heretofore been furnished with copies Of tlg
manifesto Issued by tue OOUgTcs OtthC Confederate States,
with tue approval o the President. the lith June last
ton which requested that copies Of Iii, manifesto should
be laid before foreign Governments, The pHncpl,
sentiments and purposes by witch these states have
hCen, aud are st Nctuac set forth Ia that paper
legislative aud executive departments oi this Government,
and with earnass which leaves or Comneni or
eApAnauo0. lrRtew sentences is pointed out that all
bshl- non e tcrencc with our internal peace and pros
neriy aud 90 he LEFT In the undi.tu-bed enjoyment OF
h0se nslenable rights OF he liberty and the purs t e
hRfphoss, which common ancestors declared 10 be
ne equal heritage Of an parties 10 the 5oca compact Let
mem tCrbeAr aeFicssoLs upon and the war Is at
end II there ne questions which require adjustment by
ngoLAon, we have been willing. and stln Will
log, 70 enter into commune alton win adYersarius Ia
spirit o peace, OF equity, and manly ankRess." The
maLt sto closed with the declaration that Eve commit
our cause 70 the enlshtentd Judgment OF the wed 90 the
sCCmp and righteous arbtTEment Of Heaven"
Within few weeks afteT tho publication of This
manifesto, Il seemed 20 have mct with response from
President Lincoln In the eat part o. last month letoT
received by 0en6Fal Lee from Lieutenant General
Grant, IN the following words -
"HEApQUARrErs ARMIES or IlM USIIER STATES, City
Point Va, July B, lb6Gonoral X. n. Lee, command Ing
Confederate forces noaT Petersburg, Nirgna-General
would request that Co4onel jacques, IJd 0s volunteer
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THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Firing upOo q steamer Below Natche1--
Safety Ot the Steamers Cheek and
atlantic - Large Arrivals Of Hebel
Prisoners Rt EicksburE New York
Newspaper Correspondents Ordered
Beyond the Lines--COitOn Market, sc.
CAIRo August !S.--Tho steamer Lal,Igt,rwls
fred into fifteen miles below Nltchel p, on the IS h,
by battery OF Artill ~. Thee shots struck the
bost, but nobody WAS hurt. The battery WIS
supported by five hundred cavalry. General
Brayman, commanding o. NatChsd, sent q force
in pursuit.
The steamers check and it}a,Ric, reported cap
tured by the Rebels up the Yazoo river, arrived
snfely at Vicksburs wish good cargo OF cotton.
\ large number Of Rebel prisoners hai arrived
at Yicksburg, recently captured l5 miles back Of
Milhken's bend
200 guerillas wcro seen AZ Commerce, No,
to-day.
CAIRO, August 2S.--Ihe s;5lmer UCGoo, From
New Orleans, with dates 10 the 22d instant, has
arrived. The news sho brings from Mobile bay
Is rendered yalurlsss by The announcement,
through the Richmond papers, OF the fal Of
Fort Morgan.
T. NJ. Cook, correspondent Of the Nov York
Herald, and }, b, Chadwick, Of the Tr,5'0e, with
General Changers army have beon ordered
beyond the lires by General Candy for She publi-
cation Of information valuable 10 tho enemy.
The New Orleans Cotton Market was buoylut.
Low Niddlings, sl'5jc l674 Ndliings,Sr7o,@
l,ZJ
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Ower or Tue Ey.yIye IrlIegArlr, q,

OFuIrT ENFUTwa IFLu nhr1I.N
liondsy, August - .
The Stock Market is duh ou steady this morn
ing, and there IL very fit;lc doing in Railroad
shares. Pennsylvania sold at ~ Reading 652
@67 Catawissa Preferred at il@, aad Phtladet
phia and Erie 35A 463 was bid Tor Litllc s,hayl-
XIII, 90 for Beaver Meadow, % ior Minch'll, and
is fOt Long Island.
IN Government securities there is less activity.
20s sold at lll4, which is a slight decline, 1898
at iii and IS OF 1851 At 1924. New City &c are
selling at l)d.
There is less activity 10 n),icc in Coal on
stocks, bus prices are steady; the excitement
noticed fer several days past has fallen uf with
sales of Organic OH At Ia Perry at 7l97t Maple
Shade az n Depsmore ~ l5a NcIihonny At "a
and Egbcrt at 3s.
Canal Shutes are uiihou; any material change
"a was bid for schuylkiil Navigation common,
and 40 for preferred.
City Passenger Railroad Stocks are dull o,
about former rates. Second and Third sold at
Y; So was bid for Chesnut and Walnut, and 81
for Green and Coates.
Bank Shares continue firm, but there is little
or nothing doing in the way Of sales; 6lI
was bid for Farmers and M.chanics'; So ror
Commercial; 2s4 for Mechanics; 70 for TaIcs
mans, and "a for Commonwealth.
The Money Market continues easy at former
rates; loans are plenty on call, at per cent. pei
annum; best paper is selling at from 7Ca9 PEI
| cent.
a despatch from Washington this morning
says 4" The subscriptions to the new 7.3O l1lI
reported AZ the Treasury Department on Saturday
| was S5657OO.
Gold has declined 10 per cent. since Saturday
morning. There is more activity in the market
and large sales arc makinS-Openinsa at 24j /; fol
of and sold at 24t1 nc IL O'Clock 242g at l2 an,
2i3 a. l24.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES AUG. 29
QaDortel by glarAspn IL t1D Ma Third 4
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WAsHNoroE, August 29.-Ths star has tho
following:
FREDBMoK, Nd, August 27.-OonsideraDlo
cannonsdng was heard here yesterday afternoon
from the direction Of the position occupied hy
General Sheridan.
learn from passengers from Hrpers Ferry
thai il was oceasioned by . weak attack of the
enemy on General sheridan's centre, which vac
easily repulscd by swinging our left wing Ground
on their flank, with loss " the enemy of 100
killed, and about an equal number in prisoncrs.
This morning the enemy appear 70 DC retiring
from General Sheridans frout, in the direction
Of SmIthhsld.
This may be oecasioned by our success in frOns
OF Richmond, necsssitating tho Withdrawal o<
Early's troops to that point, TO hold Gran. in
check, or it may be for the purpose Of attempting
to cross the river, either higher up on Iowee
down.
Should they attempt this, however, they wiz
be promptly met, as there ara sufficient numbor
Of Union troops in Maryland, guarding the river
fords, to hold them in check.
General Clusters command, which was sur-
rounded on Thursday near Shepherdstown by
Breckinridge's infantry, has cut his way out, and
safely reached point in Maryland, where he
will be able to keep uatchful eye on the move
ments OF the Rebel raiding parties.
Richmond papers Of the 9th say that Port
Morgan was surrendered, with all tts garrison
including General Page, munitions, guns, Sc.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK August 20.--t our dull, and 2Oc.
,c sails of Zoo bbls at s91dl060 for state $1,000
AZ for 0hioi and Sll2ball Tor Southern, Wheat de
clned .dgc.; sales uI Important S0rn auu, Win no
steady. .... ,. ,,,,... .. o,o,..., -.
BHITIEoEr, August %. - Flour very dali.
Wheat Sallc lower. Whi!s Corn active At Slss9 yellow
ana nltyed unsaieable. whisky dull al sls 3l4dl Bs
Bacon closed buoYRnt and advancing shohNeTf I9c'
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CIERILLA MOVEMENTS IN KEN.
ITCHY.

CINcINNATI, August 2S-Jake Bennett with
twenty four men, dashed into owensboro', KY.
on Saturday SEEMING, killing three negro soldiers
aud Lieutenant Amant, Of the Sd Kentucky Ca
yalry. lie also burned the wharf,boat, contain
ing two thousand dollars worth Of Government
stores Bennett remained only fifteen minutes,
and was pursued by the Home Guard
- Morris, a Rebel sympathizer, was shot at
OWcnsboro on Saturday, by Captain Wilson,
while resisting arrest.
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Frona Now OrIeans.

NIV YoRx, August 20.-The steamer Fang
Sdirs. from New Orleans on the 2lst instant,
has arrived. Her advices are anticipated by the
transport MeITnae, which arrived last night
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WASHINGTON, August 29.-The adylces frOm
General Grant to-day are not important. Moth
Ing bat skirmishing and picket firing had taken
place within the last day or two.
ApPOiRtment.
Mr.. John A. Stuart has been appointed AS
sistant Treasurer at New York, in place Of Mr..
Cisco resigned.
General Mcclellan.
The friends Of General Mcclellan here are quite
iubiant over the prospect of his nomination at
Chicago, and profess to regard his nomination a.
tantamount to an election.
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nPCTINF IN GOLD.

NEW York, August29, lP.M.-Gold Is quoted
to-day at 2i34, and since the Stock Board it has
declined 20 2l2.
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cks at l o'clock to-day :.

--The condition oil The banks Oftho three pTin-
cipal commercial cities OF the Caion is exhibited
in the following table, which gives the aggrcg ties
of their last weekly statements -
LD4as. SBGcic. CpCE1rn. NaD0sts.
n y Aug 90 sIs5 ges 05 2l5g3 2fS i3if $50 5ihi627
Phla Aug. ~. '9 B0l va J,jC2I5t 222 s5l Bs6lfi
Boston Aug,22. 6lAlLlC 5,f6it tH5 96C5,lj3 N2lSed9
Total., s2s72lB 9as 9Otl7,JJs i6, 72B PIGGY 100
Last week... 25j,eF, 500 i0N69O lG74&y '2049,l20
Increase in loans
Decrease in sp'eie IaN
Decrease ~ circulation % ~
Increase IN deposits, ..'.s'.'ss 'Viuo
The returns of the Bank OF England for the
week ending August 10 compare with the state
nent of the previous week ns follows
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General Mcclellan.
LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
I-uted States gunbOat r. II. Cuyler, from cruise ~
search OF the pirate Tallahassee. -
irlg Lila bay days from MasnzAs In ballast D,
schf Maggie Louisa Br) Smith, a. daya from Rio J
neiro with coffee to Thomas Watson Sons.
Steamer g. f. Walker, Sherin "a hours from New York;
with mdse to W. NJ Baird q Co.
BELOW
large British ship, with painted ports aud one bTis.
INPORTATIONE.
RepoTte3 for The EreniRg Telegraph. 4
RIO JAREIRo-Sohr Maggie Louisa, Smth-2i00 bags
coffee Thomas Watson A Sons.
Omeial Drawings OF the shelby Collect
Ci1ss Ail--Angust %, 1854. -.
II, G6, 20, 20, 80, 81, 40, 30, II, ., 80, ~.
0ovlazlon, ~
I. VI.
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90, ..,,...-..,.. 81, e.D.
INA, tlteLatu' A. ~ Nv ~ .,r -,.L = La
AoI z ~ Ha'i-f ~ ll'h' ~ H.....ttt1 49,
Aor5 hukh, - nbs l Hi" ',''....t,.,e, i-5.t
90 ~ h,Tr,' G,hIH' ~ ,p.,l5.saa p.5.saiI =,
AHam Leilr' I's,AN ~. Ei,s53tt' - 53tt' a. "a
y ~ arrow " - ~ " " u, . ,n" ~ = -. "
M Iuolts jlNS' 111s.tt.i 80 "a g.,.
Jokh lehiy, 5tSN q Al AZ 4, L,l'A, w. " l. Wv
yuhl ~ ~; r. ~ ~ - "a r,.Isn,i 4 IL 10
Sn SSmcHT ~ ho,"nu' VI 1 M 49, X pHyit ~ Il, r,,
IiiT9m I. sIai,b Il, - tov j sre'h, "a, II cav
SeoTge Gould D. tSsv Henry baTR.'7} M NJ cav
A'hroslons, 4, SCay Ya Dinmo, a, II Cav
SS2rSg @ S,,d[ RoSl 4 r S % cav r soeK9s A, Isl
~ gciga cTawoTd, @ a CCisCay i Merriacd, +,
Corp Richards, N, u Cav y ohSf, ~ iG " "a
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THIRD EDITION
EUROPEAN NEW s
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER "EBW YORK -
United States Bonds at Frankfort.
MOVEMENTS OF PIRATES AND
BLOCKADE RUNNERS,
commercial Intelligence.

Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc, rte, Etc, Etc.
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THE WORK OF KILPATRICK's MEN.

Peace Mission in Richmond.
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Quotations Of Glid At tho Phila lelphia q Jld
ENcLAnge. No. 3l y TnLrl sirtot. sen0nd -LorY =

% A. M..,...... .245i p. .M...........243
IL A. M..........2i43 "a p. N ....,....24l4
II ...2i2s Market weak and active.
De HAVEN & BGo., No, 20 3. Third street,
UuutC as follows -
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We make the following extracts nom the Ri b.
nOnd Examiner OF the 18th Instant
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-Eiye thonsnnd slonY,nre on the VA nath.

Secretary OF STATE,
Hon jam, NJ. MASON, Commissioner Of IhS Continent
&c, &C. &c, Paris.
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Tho row apartments lnlug.Ta-,d by Congoss
az its last session are ygttug ia'o successful
opera Jon, and promise 10 realize al shat was eN-
pected, and the pirit u the people is bold, cheer
ful, and confident.
In VOID everything in tAe Mississippi
Department is represented ~ IN excellent c0nl-
ton, 3Id the crops are spleudid.
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Our shells set Fire tn thc
City.
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CITY INTELLIaBNOE.
STATE OF TIIERIoMETBR TO-DAT.--SiN A. M,
IS Noon, 7sl. One p. NJ, 7s@. Wind, W.

NArIosAL UNION CoNyESTOy.-The Convsn
ton reassembed this morning at 10 O'Clock, an
proceeded 10 ballot for candidate for Register
OF Wills
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DYspEpSIA.siO OR INrIGEsTIoN.


Thisis Eencratly nttendedwiih souestun adh,
loss of appetite, nausea, flatulcncy, heart
burn, costivcness, heat, IN tho, stomach whom
empty, u paiil in the, eide, fpalehesd Of tHE
countehance, languor, low spirits, disturbed
SLEEP, l'sins IN the bead, BE. ~ kls ada So,
SPRlHoFiELs. ONO, Jaly !, 1853.
aMgssEs, A. L. Scoyni1& Co.. " TggIH
GfatS. IL have found Or. Mons
Liver Pills one of .le best medicines fd
dyspepsia that / ever used. I had beer
afficted withahs disease for morothancs lE
months, and my victuals ddisturbch my
vomiting. | was most Of The TIME costive,
without gripins1 "a hdiR. Ic have aktusIy
gained in weight, since using them,-beiug
ten pounds heavier thaH&hcn | commenced
| owe my cure solely 10 use % the Pills.
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