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YACHTING IN ENGLAND.
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SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO THE aEsAl1.

Result Of the Chuauel Yacht Contest.
HAvRE. July g. 1857.
The channel yacht from tho More to this port has
been by the Alarm, which arrived 1T eleven A. A.
the Julia came in second, at fttYfour minutes past
twelve r. W., and the Condor tn rd. at one T. NJ
Tho first vessel received prize OF tho vaLie OF
hundred guiueas and the second fifty guinea
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On yesterday morning the Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany sold 90 900 tons OF Piltston coal auction ON
reading the subjonsd comparative table II Will be OBJ
served there advance Of ten to thrtyhvo
q ton all kinds but chestnut over the salos OF last
mn
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COMMERCIAL REPORT

WKDdklbAf. JWIy II~N 7. NJ
corvxr Tho market for Rs ruled dun prices however
unchsnged
CorTos.-There active demand chiefly fr0m spin.
aad 8hippefs and the market ruled shade trner
though prices not auoaby hgher The sales aRgrr
gated .. 0J0 balss. We quote
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This Ia tho largest OF any weekly clearing since tho
issue Of The returns and il Is chiefly remarkable for the
comparatively small eec. produced by the adjustment
OF balances and other circumstances incidental to tho
close OF the half year June 20 On the 2Sth there
large accession much OF which was Incidental TO
the Stock Exchange settlement Of that day though that
was nearly e. 600 600 less than the corresponding
day in the preceding month OF May But the lst day
Of Juno the clearing ell 206 900, while tho LIST
July only f12 O94 000 Tae effect therefore, OF
the closing of engagements at the end Of the quarter
TO create increase In the clearing Of little
than fs00 900.
The return o. the Bank OF France for tho week end
ing July shows the following changes compared with
the account OF tho previous week :Increase, cash In
hand, 2071 900 fr bills receivable IA 500 900 r. ad-
vanccs 1000, 900 IT. notes, 68j 900 fr. Decrease
treasury balance, l5,5coooo fr. private accounts,
2l, 500, o0Ofr.
Tho discount quotations current on the Bourses OF
tho chief Continental cities were a. follows at latest
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Mining shares continue heavy and neglected by the
public.
Al the first board Corydon closed SOC lower than at
the time yesterday. selling at 81 5o Smith and
Parmeee was 1oc. higher, selling at s. IS. American
Flag sold at 7sc Consolidated Gregory Gold 80 Is
esl; Quartz Hill, 81 90 a. a)
Boston Journal In commenting upon recent fires In
that city, very truly says
Incendiarism has swindlsd the stockholders In our
companies Of millions Of dollars during the
past Ave years and within q comparatively short time
this species Of rascAy has increased 70 such extent
~ 70 become absolutely appalling Especially - times
Of business depression bree frequent. Dshon
est traders who have large stock Of deprecated goods
hand many notes falling due and good policy Of
properly arc strongly tempted 10 burn up the whole
concern pay their dsbts and from business THIS
n for Ss which sTs Of
fallen upon The insurance companies.
An English journal gives the following ~, Of the
checks and bills cleared the Baake Clearing House
for tho week ending July a.
rria.y 1S, is'sss ocS wednesday S.ssCcS
Saturday. 1a710 900
Monday. ....... 120olo0o Total .c7o, 13s 900
'Thh 10 the largest Of any weekly clearing since the
issue Of the returns and 10 chiefly remarkable for the
comparatively small ensc. produced by the adjustment
Of balances and other circumstances incidental TO The
close Of the half year June 20 On the 2sth there
was large accession, much OF which Incidental TO
the stock Exchange settlement Of that day. though that
was nearly c. ooo 600 less than the corresponding
day the preceding month Of Nay But the LIST day
Of June the clearing ell 2oe 900, while the LIST Of
July u only s120o%, 900. The effect therefore, Of
the closing Of engagements the end Of the quarter
to create increase In the clearing Of little than
csO0 o00
On the Sd inst. sdjudca'on Of bankruptcy made
in the London Court against Sir Morton Peo, Bart,
NJ p, Edward Ladd Belts and Thomas Russell cramp-
Westminster The adjudication made the petition
f Mr. Warden, OF tho Railway Iron Works, Edebasson,
near Birmingham, tho act OF bankruptcy being .
declaration Of insolvency, The bankruptcy has been
rendered unavoidable BY ths claim up BY the drsc-
tors Of the London, chatham and Dover Railroad Com
pany.
Tue receipts for customs and the receipts. payments
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Married.
Bcoru--BcsRucxRR --On Tuesday July 1s In Brook
lys, by tbs RSy, g Wagner, Nj. tossrau wnLlAx
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Tnl BRITISH MONARCHY.

Menarcbism Dead aud Arissecrncy sent scnced.
During The debate the Derby Ref rm in the House bill
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fLouR ssp GRAs-Recepts 704 bbls -four. 40 bags crn
meal l0t 81 bushels wheat 7e sf do. corn and $L, do
oats The market for all kinds of state and Western nou
WAS heavy. but fresh ground without decied
change, only about Sc Zoe lower old -four was 5 rs
lower aud heavy ut the decline. California also
du aud 2so lower; the sales were about 5000 bbs the
market closing heavy under disposition 10 force old ho
on VIC market. Southern lour dull and pr1ce5 were
shade eas,sr sales $50 bbls within The range q The an
prices ruled steadv the sales comprised N0 bbs Corn
meal was dull prices, however uncbanged sales s00
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ConsoIs aud American sccufItIes WeFe quoted thus 10
London today and on previous dates
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The receipts OF petroleum at Ptsbnrg FAR this year
aggreate S64 076 barrels against s2 796 barrcs
corresponding period in ls88
The Bank Of England return for the week ending
July n as follows, compared with the statement OF
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The following liable shows the position Of the Bank Of
Eugand on July and at the. corresponding period in
each OF the las, three years. together with compara
tive view OF the bank rate Of discount aud tho price OF
consos
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yvR ALSO HAVE CONsTANTLY

WIZ ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards,
Brooms, Essence Coffee, Extract LOgwOod, Mad
der, Indigo, Copperas, Blue Vitrol, Alum, Pop.
per, Allspice, Cinnamon, NutIness, Cloves, Mus
tard, Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Babbit's
Soap, Colgatc's Soaps, German Soaps, Family
Soaps, Candies Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lye, Window Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps, Pow
der, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and Flax Twines,
Candle Wick, Batting, Wrapping Paper, &c.
MAXWELL s. TINGLE.
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The River Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE River I'M
provement Committee adjourned yes,
tcrday to reassemble at the LindelI
Hotel, at 8 o'clock z. NJ.
A banquet had been extended by the
Union Merchants Exchange for con-
vivial Interchange of sentiments OF
good fellowship, and in hospitality to,
wards the members of the convention
The invitation was cordially and II
versally accepted by the delegates and
guests in the best of humor consequent
upon the harmonious and successful
completion of the work which had
brought them to st. Louis. They gath
cred in the reception saloon between {
and 9 o'clock p. NJ, and aftera pleasant
season spent in mutual cOngratulatlon
and perfectly happy acquaintance, they
fell into line and moved into the grand
dining hall, completely filling the spa
| ciOus apartment.
Charles l.. Tucker, of the Merchants
Union Exchange, presided. Among the
regular toasts were the Federal Gov
ernment," responded to by +. b. Rich
ardson, of Dubuque; Commerce. re-
sponded to by Hon. Theo. Cook, of Ohio
Misunderstanding c. +. Flanheank
being called, responded i'll Il rich vein OF
humor, eliciting frequent and hearty
plaudits. He insisted upon first re-
minding the delegates from all along
the Mississippi, of their obligations to
Minnesota. They owed Minnesota a
great debt. If it were asked what is it,
he would answer that's where the Mis-
sissippi comes from. If it had not been
for Minnesota they couldn't have any
Mississippi river to improve upon.
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Disnsfrous Accident.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA disastrous nc
cident befell the eastern bound train on
the Hannibal and st. Joseph rail
road last night about thirty miles east
of st. Joseph, while crossing the grind
stone bridge. The wheels under the
baggage car broke, and several ties OF
the bridge were broken, and two cars
were thrown on either side into the
creek. The following is the list of kill
ed and wounded:
Killed.. p. Wentworth, Chicago.
Wounded-Mr. john Davenport, OF
Plattsburg, Mo-, slightly; j. r. Allen, OF
Fulton, Mo-, slightly; A. V. Brookey
of Montana, slightly; $. X. Phillips, Sc
verely; ID. ID. Hawley, brakcsman, Sc
verely; Dick Moser of st. Joseph, badly
c. +. Wyman, OF Kidder, slightly; Dea,
Merritt, brakesman, slightly. w. j
Hallen, correspondent New York Her
aid, severely cut in the face; A. ID
Mack, of St. Louis, slightly; Mrs. +
Baldwin, of Iud., collar bone and jaw
bone broken; Moses Michigan, slightly
Mr.. Davies, of Ind, slightly; II. Ridgely
slightly; J.. F. Giles of st. Joseph
slightly; VIM. Potter, of Andrew Co.
slightly. Upon receipt of the news a
st. Joseph, u train bearing a number o
physicians vas sent to the scene of dis
aster.
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From Havana.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 14-Havana date,
to the Sth inst. have been received. The
English steamer Salient, from Vera
Cruz on the Sd, arrived yesterday.
Macmillan will leave the City OF
Mexico immediately, or has already
done SO, for q point from whence he EN-
barks for Europe.
The French are continuing their pre-
parations for embarkment, and look for
the arrival of 4 large fleet of transports.
Parferio Diaz is to occupy the City OF
Mexico after its evacuation by Bazaine,
and he is now approaching the capital.
A circular issued by Bazaine announ.
ces that nll; Frenchmen who join the
Mexican army ~disfranchise themselves.
Marquese wants money and demands
$60,0V from Mexican merchants at Vera
Cruz. The project suggests that Amer.
lean, English and other merchants he
levied upon rs well as MeHicans.
Miramon and Marquese will be com
PEELED to leave the country for their own
safety. Z ~
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To Steam Engine and Ma
.i!; chine Manufacturer.

T THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING Oh
/, tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Government for improvements In the
Rotary Engine aud its adoption to certain pur.
poses, am DESTROYS OF entering into company or
TO sell this enterprise in the city Of Wheeling.
I am a theoretical and practical engineer, hav.
ing constructed and built a great number Of low
and high pressure steam engines. \ pattern ma.
ker and draughtsman by trade: therefore see the
and demand OF the rotary engine ,partic.
ularly for propelling Of vessels. prUpcIling car
riages on common and turnpike roads, and work.
ing all quick motions. The advantages for
which are as follows:
Cheapuess. Diminishing Of weight Over
coming dead centres. Ease Of reversing and
handling. Simplicity Of adoption. Not effect
ing the stability Of vessel Regularity Of oondens
ing and thereby less danger Of gogring the con.
denser. Adoption patented) for carriages on
common and turnpike roads, whereby ias the 90.
CINE forms a part Of the driving whessl the
driver hasat his command. with ease and By the
power Of steam, 10 back, turn, or advance.
Any person desirOus Of further information,
or wishing to enter into this enterprise.
Address. MATTHEW FLETCHER,
No. go Market St, Louisville, Kentucky.
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The Free Trade League

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The Executive
COMMITTEES of the American Free Trade
League held a meeting this evening, for
the purpose of making arrangements fof
a grand demonstration in favor of free
trade in this city in a short time.
The Posts Washington special saws
The President stated yesterday that his
nominations in future would be such as
he could expect the Senate to CONFIRM.
> The Ways and Means committee ad-
here to the tariff bill as regards iron and
steel, and the rates they are cutting are
those of the old House bill. u
Several Consefv atises and Republi-
cans had an interview with the Presi-
dent last evening. The President seem
ed anxious to meet Congress half way,
but ne ptan1was suggested which both
parties could endorse.
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license to $500. Without action, the
committee rose.
Recess. Isl 10 ElhIr ILH.-
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 14.-At the ami,
versary banquet at the Chamber o.
Commerce, last night, Governor Orl
made a speech. during which he alluded
to his visit to Washington ana the ioinl,
alton of the scheme OF recohss,ue.iy
already printed, which 1t was y
could secure the support Oh conseI -.
members of the radical party. ,Iie VIZ
received kindly and c~ourte0usiy, anu
every disposition manifested to nave q
nerfsct and complete settlement, Dnl
soIae of those gentlemen when next
they went into the halls of Congress
wonld indulge in speeches of a most
violent character. My W Judgment
is if the legislature adopt this pro
pramme with any degree of unanimity
In Arkansas, and if other Southern
States adopt il or manifest dispositions
to il, it will produce the best results up
on a considerable portion OF the radical
party, and save the South from
many of the proposed radical
measures. / know a great many OF our
people are in favor of folding their
arms, They say, we are in the power
of these people, let them do as they
please. i 40 nOI DeiicNO "hy ou."
doctrine. / am not Il of the dignity
sort. | have believed i'll u doing
something for ourselves. l have be-
lieved in indicating to the people that
there is no sullenness, ut least on the
part Of the people of the South. That
we were prepared to give them all hon
orable guarantees, to secure our rights
in the Government, and when we did
80 we at least challenged tho re-
spect of the honest portion of that party
Ihave been working myself, for two long
years to produce that result; whether 1t
will follow l do not know. In taking
the position l o occupy, it was to
serve the people OF North Carolina, and
l intend to continue to serve them, and
Notwithstanding the growl of grum,
blers, | shall not be swayed from the
performance of my duty in that line. Il
it accomplishes results hoped for, ]
shall be fully compensated for any sac
riice that may have been made. II II
fails, l shall feel that any responsibility
for the further humiliation or oppres'
sion of South Carolina does not lie a
my door. (Applause.) a..
To night Gov. Orr, by invitation, vii
address % public meeting at Freedom.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCINNATI, Feb. Ia.
FLOUR-Dull, but prices are not low
er; trade and fancy brands IL 5Oal6 10
superfine 9 77al0 IS; hardly any demand
for the latter.
WHEAT-In Tight supply, and the
market is firmer: No. l spring 2 4Oa2 AZ
No. l winter y 30.
CORN-Dull at GO for No. in eleva'
tor, and IS in sacks.
OATS-Dull; No. / was offered at so
closing dull and unsettled.
RYE-Unchanged; No. l l %.
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull at l on
for prime fan. ~
COTTON-Dull at 29a3O; sales 26t
bales at 29a39t.
WHISKY-Steady at % in bond. ,
PROVISIONS-Inactiye; holders firm
bat little was done and prices nominally
unchanged. ..- -.
BUTTER-Unchanged. ~
~CHEESE-Unchanged. EittECu5
GOLD-l36t, 49,
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From, Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Feb. 13.-The weather is
warm and it has been raining all day.
The river rose two feet to-day. Bust
ness fair. There was n heavy storm
last night in which the Rob Roy, for
New Orleans, had her chimneys blown
down three miles above here.
Departed, the Nick Longworth and
Louisiana for New Orleans at 10 a. H.;
the Henry Ames leaves for New Orleans
tomorrow at noon with $500 bales oil
cotton; the Welcome and w. j. Lewis
for vicksburg at 4 p. IN, the Champion
for Cincinnati with $50 bales of cotton;
the J.P. Webb for Evansville with. 300
bales of cotton, and the Graham for st.
Louis. In port, Anna, Waunita, Belle
Memphis, Deer Lodge, and Rose Ham
bleton.
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RECORD
New York Market.

NEW IOKh, TSD. H.
COTTON-Rather heavy, but with
out decided change; sales of l,3oo bales
at 33c for uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts G,240 barrels; mar
ket dull, and 10a20 lower: sales o,3Ot
barrels Mt 8 9Oa1O 90 for superfnc State
and westerns; 10 05a11 Is for extra west
ern; IL ~ a12 20 for choice do; III qua
IL Is flor shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. and II sOal3 OO for trade
brand; market closing dull.
WHISKY-Steady; sales 200 barrels
State in bond at 81. No receipts.
WHEAT-Market very dull and Babe
lower: sales 1000 bushels good Mo- Mil
waukee at about 3 00a2 30; white Can
ada 90.
RYE-Lower; sales 5000 bushels west
ern at | l2a1 15; 1900 bushels State at
| 3OaI -; and $4,000 bushels Canada
in bond ut l II.
BARLEY-Dull; sales 5000 bushels
Canada West in bond ut "a.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; $500 bushels
ut l 80.
PEAS-sales 500 bushels Canada free
ut about | As.
CORN-Reccipts $500 bushels; mar
ket lag lower, with y moderate bnsi-
ness: sales 81, 900 bushels at l O5!al W
for miXed,western in store. and O9ta
| UOfor do atloat; 0S for inferior do
in store.
OATS-Dull, receipts $500 bushels;
lc lower; sales $4,000 bushels ut 59a62
for western.
SUGAR-Fairly active; sales 26O
hhds. Cuba at IL, and 100 boxes Ha-
vana at 10Y.
enthusiastically; Cuba 45.
PETROLEUM-Dull, at /; lealSt fol
crude. and 27a30 for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quict and firm, at 3Oa7O for
new crop.
-PORK-Dull and a shade lower;
sales of 1,45O bbls at 20 00a2O 65 for new
mess, closing at 90 62 regular for west
ern: 10 81 for old mess, closing al
10 62 regular; l6 65a17 10 for prime, and
10 O0al9 10 for prime mess; also 75t
bbls new mess at 20 75a2l W sellers
option for March and April.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 76O bbls at l.
GOALS w for new plain mess, and IL OOa
20 90 for new extra mess.
TIERCE Beetles active; sales 45C
t~ierces at 81 00a32 so for prime mess
and 50 00a36 80 for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales Of 300 bbls
at 33 75a35 so.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales of q;
pkgs At s!a10 for shoulders, and lOial;
for hams.
BACON-Quiet; sales of 365 boxes
at 10tal0s for Cumberland cut; lit fol
| short ribbed and 12 for short clear.
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet and heavy
9sa9s for Western.
LARD-Heavy; sales of $50 bills at
l1al2i for old, and 12al25 for new.
BUTTER-Quiet, sales at l5a33. fol
Ohio.
CuEESE-Qniet: 15a21.
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Ohio County Circuit Court, Jasssr. R'N'
Iac1K ia gTFHH 4tf

Ohio County Cireuit Court, J~asssrs k'N'
1861. J&s1 IEIH Htf
= 1homaS Mar~h. e~stniaiftee Of ~.
phens. an insane person. r. Edward d,
and Mary Ann Stephens, bis wife 40 90
Jane stephens, Kate " stephens and LhH
Stephens. infantA IL ehaneery. ,r-.f
The object Of this suit Is 20 Ell tse "a 10
Edwsfd W Stephens ? Inmate; h M nofcssrb
hifs addition 70 the city q wheslinf - ,,1~
benefit VI his family. And u app-alSl.s
an afbdssff 6lsa n heesuse. fisf fss d<'' = nj.
E1ward ". stsphenss u mot . ressas,' Sr bis
susie, On motion AZ the complainant Z.,tkts
counsel Il e ordered that he sppeer befs ssstIas
month after tbe fourth reskiy Is.~.d 70
and the due posttnS Of tkds erder, asa
bis interest IN thk ssit yoruSrc.
A copy. Tssss, MCHAEL =. BRkusfa
PEEK s Hub61st, = e1uDlsnaaiA
, fsb&oaw1t " 1I1<<g - At
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nsetranaIiian Items.

New YORK, Feb. IA press clut
was organized in this city, with Horace
Greedy, President; James Gordon Ben.
nett, first Vice President; and VIM. IL
Hurlbutt, second Vice President.
Twenty-four thousand dollars have
been raised for Southern relief.
Two hundred and eight thousand tons
of PittstOn coal were sold ut at auction
Yesterday in twenty-five minutes.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE warm wealth
for the past few days has produced q
fresbet in several OF the streams OF this
State, and considerable damage has
already been done to property; The
CHICAGO and ST. Louis railroad bridge
over the Kandakee river, was swept
this morning. 1t is impossible at
present TO make a transfer of passengers
We hear of no damage to other roads as
vet, although the tracks in a number OF
places are under water.
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I'm lifting the kettle from the fire l scalded
myself very severely-one hand almost to a
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. 1t healed rapidly,
and left very little scar.
CHAS. FOSTER,
400 Broad ST., Philadelphia
This IL merely a sample of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. tits invaluable in all cases
of wounds. dwellings, sprains, cuts, bruises,
spavins, etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of cOnnterfeits. None IL genuine un'
less wrapped in fine steel.plate engrayings, bear
ing the signature of e.. W. Westbrook, Chemist
and the pripate stamp Of BARNES & Co.,
New York.
snratogn Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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WHAT DIP 1T l-A ysung lady, returning to
her country home after q sojourn Of a fe"
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place Of a rustic, flush face, she had q soft
ruby complexion, of almost marble smoothness
and instead of %, she really appeared but IL
She told them plainly she used Hagan's Magno
lin BALM. and would not be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. 1t can be ordered
of any druggist for only 80 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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s. T.-lsG0-X.-The amount VI Plantation
Ritters sold in one year is something startling.
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high, from the
Park to 4th street. brakes mandatory is one
of the institutions of New York. 1t is said that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern States
with his cabalistic IS. T.-lsGO-X.," and then
got the old granny Legislators to pass n law pre-.
venting disfiguring the face of %.natvre,' which
gave him n monopoly. We do not know how
this Is, but we Ito knoy the Plantation Bitters
SELL rs no other articles ever did. They are used
by all classes Of the community, and are death
on dysprpsia-certain They are very invigOr.
ating when lansuid and weak, and a great appe'
tier.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists,
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r. J. BERRY & CO.,
AND DEAL.

nj ERS in Hawser laid OH Well Rope, Manila,
Hemp, Jutc and Cotton Corlase, Fishing Tackle
Lines, Twines, Tar, Pitch, 0akum, Blocks; Tar
paulins, Firc Brick, Tile and Clay. Gum Hose,
Betting and Packing, No. % Water Street
Wheeling, W. Va .mar2i'iy
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3.-The bust
ness OIL the landing dull, owing to the
inclement weather.
gArrivals-Mollie Able, from st. Louis,
David White. from Louisville, Arma-
dillo, from Cincinnati, and Quitman,
from New Orleans.
Departures-Alice Dean and Emerald
to Cincinnati. &C.,
River stationary, - feet below high
water mark.