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NEw YoRK,, Dec. 2.-r-Tho Herald's
Kingston, Jamaica, special says that
earthquakes have occurred at ST.
Thomas, 81. Croix, Tort0la, Peters
Island and little Saba. The shocks
were from two o'clock p. m. oftlie 18th
10 the 10Th Inst. Many lives und YES.
sells were lost. There was also n vol.
oanIc eruption. The ssa raised tiny
feet over then land, and causing i'm.
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Yours truly,
II. A. GRAHAM.

asL Courtlandt st. MONTREAL, July II, Gi
GENTLEMEN:--Your ::Bitton nave been
such blessing In my family that / cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial,
In December last my vile was very Sick
c0titlnemenI-And got 10 very low that some
good StlmnlsnL WIS absolutely eceElary.
Tried wine but II did no good. wing bot.
tic Of "G0ld0n Bttan" which i been
given me by friend, lhOnghtI won Try
them; llAd no filith In them, yet thou ,nI /
would give them trial. I can truly kay
that my wife gained StTsn0th and hedlth with
every dose. III one month she was entirely
mend them 10 oil ladIta ns g0utlo aud
ngthening LtimulAnL =
fous, &e.,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
III West nth It,, N. Y.
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lam, gentlemen. yopn, with respect.
NEW YORK, January II, 1854.
MsIsr1. Geo. c. Rt4bbel6 CO.

NEW YoRK, April Esd, lsei.
Geo. Q. Rubbet a oo.-GHitlemen. We have
Analysed y0nr Golden 3ltters, and End thai
its compound iArtS entltle u 10 the notice OF
the medical profession. Since our an RlyKiS
we have used u 10 our practice with very
sAtlAtactoIy results, anu : . II particularly
we'll calculated TO correct the -SnRement or
The digestive organs, Euch ~ dySptJ ria, dIRT.
fho0a, sick headache, eholie, &C., DC, and ia
superior tonic for daily uSe In moderate
quantities for aged penons. and also Tor
those OF delicate constitutions. Yours, 6c.
Doctors J. +. d T. 4. N0RBUhY,
.| No, l87 ESlt a2d street
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sPRINaE1ELD, Mass, Dec. 2.-The
safe Of the Boston and Albany Railroad
was blown open by burglars last night
and tl2,6OO In notes and bonds stolen,
The corporation lost 81, 900 and lie EN-.
ployees the balance.
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MeIIfI. Geo q Hubbol q o..
uESTA-Haying used only two bottles OF
your Golden BitteIS," can recommend
them with the utmost confidence a. q tonic,
particularly for change OF diet aud water.
II IN M well for ladies' and children, giving
them part ~ wine.glRES two or tllree times
a day. Y0uns respectfully,
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The unsolicited recommendation We re-
ceive from all partA OF the globe prove them
10 be lust exactly what we claim,
They are purely HepsidbL;s
They uTH InVlgOTdiS and Strengthen:
TREY (ortgp Ahs &gien d0dtlGa ne .etl :.s9SeEI
W UnDhOisSOnIs Hdter. =
They ttth cure DLgpepfia: a liz ttl
They tUin cure Heartburn; ar ..Ii5- .
They ntn cure Headache:
They Will cure JdttTitfioe: W. .tsN.
They IUtli ctre Sea StGkneas. III Fi -
IhGy tptA cure General Dsttltty:
They tUtl eFedtG a healthy AnDstLe. h
Ihty contain no Foisol0ut Drug; o,
IheygtA 1ngsg0Iate uhG System Of Indt0eRtofl
and moderately Increase the tenpersture al
the body; aud the force OF the Circulation,
acting, In fact % u general corTObOrant OF the
system. - g'T- =
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


Mea'rs, DerinG d Bolton.
GENTLEMEN:-For the last eleven month";
1bave been suffering almost daily from 20.
we're attacks OF Dyspepsia; 50 much so that /
could WIN dltncnlty retain a meal In my
y ON All more than twenty minutes. At
night experience q great burning in or
about the heart; q general Depression Of
sphits, attended with frequent headache.
dizziness or dimneSs Of sight, tried VA :
Tinus cathartlc compounds and stomach pre-
Iectual relief, I'LL used four bottles oiahub.
bells Golden Bltten," since which period
have not been troabled with o LnStu one
OF the above complaints. From tho benefit
those BittcB have afforded me, I feel II my
duty To express puhlicly my grateful thanks,
Gle A. BANCkUFT,
... Accountant and Collector.
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SYRACUSE. Dec. 2.-The canal Ia open
and boats are passing eastward. One
hundred and fifty boats are here to
pass. G7'i ~
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Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT i
IN shRllon MONDAY, the 18Th day OF DEc.
1866, at my office on Fourth street, Wheeling,
W Va, in accordance with decree OF The
Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Virginia,
made and entered on the 2Slh day ofUciobcr
1867, In y cause IN ChanceTy pending In sad
court wherein John N. Bali III Complainant,
and oliver WRllaCe'H admlUisnR 81 al,
are Respondents, proceed TO seltle the ac.
counts ot the administrators OF O4iveF Wall
lace, LeccINcd, and report the amount Of tho
several debts due IIum tho eaLlte OfSald
Oliver Wallace, deteaS, d, AMI tho character
OF said debts, and their several pilorties,
Also tho value OF the personal estate lett by
sald oliver Wallace, and whether or not tho
SamO N Su tticient 10 pay tho debts OF SAid O..
tate; u not, what was Tie value OF tue real
estate belonging To said estate, aud Of what
II conAlsts, and whether OF not the rents and
profits Of the HamV will pay the debts Of said
estate IN 1vt years, and any other matter
Wulch may deem pertinent and proper, or
any party In interest may reasonably re-
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio CIR. u. W, Va.
nNVlb.llnWaW
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The weather has been rather inclem.
ent and trade Is consequently rather In.
active, and prices In the meantime
without material chan &c. Many classes
fcotton goods held with more trmneSH
here than In the large cities OF the
west, because the goods are getting
scarce, such as heavy brown sheetings
drills and Canton aRnnels, all Of which
are Arm In price. The best Eastern
sheeIings held firm at l5Al6xc, bul
seconds can readily be obtained al
l41c; prints steady at 1910 for all regu.
lar makes, and 1Shc for goods Ike
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GOVERNMENT srocKs-Coupons OF
'62, l07H; '6i, 1851; '05, lO5JS; new,
lU7%; lO'4Os, coupons, lOl1; both 1906
106H.
MoNEY-7 per cent.
GoLD-l37H.
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would bring Sea4Oc; market nearly baia
OF this grade. ~. $780, aais'l . ~
Eads-Firm at SOC.
On. -Llnseed- Sales $50 bbla at 81 90.
Lafd--tl GOAL 10 Tetfoleum-Dull i9a
for refined, duty paid.
GRogRnIEs-eolie e-Dnll Rt 2Ba26c.
Sugart- Dali nj l2al6e ior raw. I
GOALS higher dealers put mp The
PorAToRs-unchan and in mod
crate demand. .5tt 81
Gohp-U Unsettled. l4s y -
~. ~, Louis. J..
DHcRAtnRR 2.-FLouR-UnchanRed.
GRAIN-Wheat-S2 35a2 s. for prime
10 fancy fall; 81 76al 20 for aprins.
Corn little better Ut 06A07c for new
and old. OatB-Hlgher at 7Oa72c. Rye
Better nj 81 65a1 50. Barley-un.
changed. r VIZ
PRpy1sIoNs-Pork.-In very little do.
mand ~ 80 60R20 IS for now. Bacon
Unchanged.
Hoes Higher ut e,fa7c.
chicago.
DncnllnER I'll 1oun-Steady. lt
GRAM heat Outlet nj 81 81. 81 70K
and 81 II. Corn.-Firm at $40. Oats
Steady at $50 a6Sjsc. Rye-Quiet and
hrm At u SlhliS9. Barley--Exeited
and higher ~ 81 '6S.
PRovIsioNs- Pork--rifm at 600 90,
Lard-Firm ut l2c. Green HRms-llc.
shoulders-7c.
i Isl HanAlo,
DEcRMBER 2.-FLouR-ouiet.
GRAtN-Wheat-No. 2 Milwaukee
u ST. No. 2 Chicago d IS; and per
sample 81 50. Corn-Quiet; new Of 62N
81 %, retail. oats.-o1c; sales Of, 900 bu.
barley-UnehanRed. 1lf
FRHIoaTS--Noninal.
Inc weather Ia moderatinE,
Toledo.
pBcRAnER 2.-FLouR-Dnll.
9RAINS-Wheat-Dnli; amber held at
y IS; sales No. 2 spring at q 90. Corn
0ld dull new 30 lower, sAleb new at SO.
0ats-lc lower; salea Michigan al $50,
kye-Unchanged. Barley-Quiet,
DRESSED Hoos-Held &C $700a7 50, >
Milwaukee. %
DEcEhnER 2.-F1oua-Dull; city Xxx
), GRAM hOat-Flrmer. Slsl for
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MsatraI.
GREAT NEW /
ENGLAND.
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFLICrED
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test Of eleven years, In
the Now England States, where Its merits
have become az well known as the tree from
which, in paFt. II derives Its virtues,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BIZ 1,ELEsRAp,,.
NEW York. December 2,
REGULAR RRpoRr.

CoTToN-opened heavy and closed
firmer; sales $500 bales at lbkal6c for
lniddllng uplands; closing at 100.
FLouR-Receipts 1880 bbls; market
mole active and prices still In favor Of
buyers; sales II 800 bbls at 81 76aS 90 for
Hupertine state and western; 50 O0al0 90
for extra state; IS 5Oall IS for extra
westerns; 80 l0al2 40 for round hoop
Ohio; 50 60al0 00for common st. Louis;
$40 0Oall 90 for good do; Sll 50al5 90 for
good to choice do, closing quiet. Call.
iornia Flour-Dull and dropping; sales
loo sacks at Sll GOALS Is. Rye Flour
Sales 200 bbls at 81 00a9 90.
WHIsKY-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Receipts EOS, e2l bus;
market dull and Ease lower; sales "A, 800
bus ut - 20 for No. 2spriug; 81 2la2 23H
for No. ] and No. 2 mixed. Rye-More
active; sales 5000 bus western ut 81 81:
1000 bus do at 81 90; 1890 bus state al
Sl73. Barley-Firm; sales $1,000 bus at
VI Al for common western; 81 b3aI 90 for
state; 81 67a1 70 for Canada West, the
latter for choice Bay Quinte. Malt
Quiet; sales 1000 bus at 81 80; 1000 bus
Inferior do at 81 Is. Corn-Receipts
S7,0l3 bus; market heavy, unsettled and
lac lower; sales 95, 900 bus ut 81 SlHa
] IA for mixed western in store, inside
price, check tomorrow; 81 33al IS for
do atloat; closing at 81 80 In store;
81 83If atloat; 81 30a1 81 for new mixed
western. Oats-Receipts S9,643 bus;
market lRl 15c better; sales ", 900 bus at
S04 for western in store; SlaSlIISc for do
afloat. Peas-Sales 10000 bus Canada
at 81 40in bond.
GRoCERiEs-Rice-Quiet ut SNag1tc
for Carolina. Coaee-Dull and heavy.
Sugar-Less active and steady; sales
$50 hhds. Cuba AT l2ISal21fc; 900 boxes
Havana, on private terms. Molasses-
Nominal.
HoPs-Steady and unchanged.
PETRoLEuM-Qniet at II Nc for crude;
26c for refined III bond.
Observation-Disclosures and Quiet;
sales 2, $50 bbls. at 81 15a2l so for mess;
closing at S2l 81 regular; SIS GOALS so for
prime; SO 90 for prime mess; stock OF
old and new 44,440 bbls.; last month
47,457; last year 81, 032. Beef-Heavy;
sales $50 bbls. at previous prices; stock
old and new s., DOL packages; last month
Is, 100; last year @, 1888. Beef Hams-ln
good demand; sales 4l5 bbls. ut % GOA
80 90. Bacon-Heavy; sales 500 boxes
short ribbed, December and January,
private terms. Cut Meats-Dull; sales
1856 packages at s1fal0c for shoulder;
l2Xal4c for hams. .... ...
DRESSED Hoas-Flrmer at ssEasNc.
LARD-Dull; sales 40 bbls. atl21ia
l3Hc.
BuTrER-QuIet and steady at 25a45c.
CHEEsE-Heavy at llal6c.
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Tho Whlfe PING COmpOnnd CuFog

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dlpthesia,
Bronchitis, splitting Of. Blood, and Pulmon-
airy Affections generally. II Is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difficulty OF VoldlnR Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and BLADDER, Gravel, and other
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BOOTS & SHOES.

". PORTER Il CO.,
NXyHOLFSSAI.E DEALERS IN BOoTa
w and Shoes OF Nil kluilS, No, W Alan IL,
Wheaitng, W. Va AnSw
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Loursy1LtE. KY, Dec. 2d.-R. A.
Alexander, tho celebrated Importer OF
blooded stock. died In woodrord cuun.
" yesterday. FL nv
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The Latest News
b BN TEL1lG HAiPH. 4

NJ me Unien I.ilei
ofacev corner Of Main and Monroe strOat.
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druggists.
~ Bf1}fsy0R
HEXCBLSIORt,

~ FCi 'Tl...i' -. (
"ExcBLs1oR,
BAKING POWDER |
TlH1a ARTIcLE tssEHTtRELYs DIE
ferant nom and superior 70 the YeaSt or
baking Powders commonly sold.
ltn prepared nom tho pITest material ex.
ftSSntains no hsffifsl INGREDIENTS and a
warranted 20 make L1HHT and HEALTHY
BREAD, In al cases where good Hour II IA.
q. Lel ahoitning 70 required than with
Other Baking Powder. ''''
You CAN BAKEtAAEDlATELY
Amer mixing yourdough or battar with tho
Excelhi0r Baking Powder. ~ - :
ihEAD ROR YOultsHLF III
w hstissAidabcdtit BY thoas who have
''S5' REV. ], i. READ, : ~ ~
Of Pittsburgh, well and widely known,
Mr1teT y on have Formulation TO fple our
NY nsst nv u tecomlnending your baking Powder
family with great satiaise,ih.F j - Il !
Assure Of otheta In Piiflbursh and Wei.
nity, bear similar testimony. ~ "a ~,
We have Ieeelyed9 similar tettlmouiAls
Hom Gnichgo. BALTIMORE Beaver, lfontnn,
~ HOME TESTIMONY.
MHaGRE, LAWS q wOoDMANsKK, pfopri-
sSton q ths sGianf House,s have been using
nearly two years and ray rBread and
elfnnd1 oft arc ALWAYS aoops ~
Mhlns. EnwAnpS 4 CohAhT propTietnm
o. w 1bptiag House, y say sthele hai been q
Bread. clkeS and Pastry since We began Is.
ARa. W. J. O. ANDERsos says. .,I prefer
your Excelsior Baking Powder 10 any other.
Sa Ne ma made 81 y afe Light md Wholesome"
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EFORTIRTH b onMaREss
WAaHINqros, Doc. ?,
SENATE.

lt4 SENATE.
The Senate, * il:sO O'Clock, wan open.
cd With prayer by the chaplain.
NJ, Pomeroy presented the petition
nom citizens o. Atcheson, Kans6a. ASK.
Ing Congress TO esabllah Imbartfaln uf.
irage, wherever "a ts Jurisdiction ex-
tends. Referred to Committee ON The
District OF Columbia,
Mrs Cofbett introduced n bill to RCb.
nututo gold notes for legal tender noles
and facilitate tho fesumption of sneole
payment Laid over and ordered Ia ~
printed lF-NII iifs ~ ! n Il : ~
The hourof noon having arrived me
issiaent pro ten. anuonnced that the
III III session o. the Spthl Congress stood
aaH ~ without date, and inme.
~ called sesslon ofthe Senate OF
.ne 40tn Congress 70 order. The Secre.
NY NY was directed 70 Inform the House
OF Representatives thereof, and 4 com.
,niltee appointed as usual'to notify the
President. ~ '-'f''s ~
M. Stewart introduced a bill 70 e.
tablish q National School Of Mines.
Laid on the table and ordered 70 be
Mr.. Fowler introduced d bill for the
repeal q tho tax on cotton. Laid on
Mr.. willlamS offered a resolution.
which was laid on tho table and order.
ed 70 be printed, inStructlng the Com.
miitee on Indian Atfalra to Ina uire into
the expediency OF providing certain res.
eryations Of lands In different localities
for Che Indians adopting the customs
Of civilization. - = 80 =
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DRY GOODS,

BuTTER-Quiet and steady at 25a45c.
CHEEsE-Heavy Ut llal6c.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-15

c. the one with flaxen hair was most daintlly robed
in Hoecy clouds of transparent whlteness WIN Ihost
bewitchng mingng of azure blue An uh9erqIeSs
of oxqusitely fine India musll consisting Oh 1ign
cOIsage a Ia Pompadour, finished with puhngs-lDut
This is not puf'-crossed with loops OF blue, ana
dcep-hounccd skirt finished above and below wlth
puffings alternated with rows OF Dlue HDDOn' sur
mounted with a graceful tunlc OF the same shade OF
blue. Ornamcnted with pendants OF Roman pearls
This with tiara, earrings, necklace and bracelets
of turquoise and pearl formed most charming at
tire The dress of Miss Y. of New-lOrk, was a very
heavy white silk ckaced with exquisite tracings OF
coral branches the cOrsage low with fine point lace
bertha beaded with bands of cherry satin and Roman
pearls The skirt trailed most gracefully, and was
finished with heavy cord in cherry satin. Her neck
and arms were Onamented with the most exquisite
of coral sprays, and here and there peepng through
her dark brown hair similar coral adOmments, when
added to the brancy of her costume. Oh all her
wealth of GiamOnds-Sll0OO0 II is sad-she dld not
wear one Beauty uuadOmed etc
There could not have done that in month, and
yet this lady friend oi mine has done it all while
was humming Row the boat lightly" etc. over
the'-what do YOU call it, to young lady with
short -slceved dress on and no neck TO speak OF.
Now LET me try my hand There Mrs. W-m
S-g-S of Chicago, who wOTc-up a stump all ready
Let me simply record that She wore all that taste
could dictate money purchase rcservlug 1urther
details fOr less huTrinesS and more paper.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-15
coroPrp MEN AS oFFIcE-HoLDERs.
,,,i..N p nrt,Sy. Hilton Head. S. @.

To Major NJ r. DELASY, HHtOn HEAD ~ T.
SIN Nv attention has been called 10 your letter IN THE
NrwYoRK TRIBUNE OF yesterday addressed to me in re-
card 70 eolored men holding offices, and will briefly
state my opIniop IL may be observed, first OF ALL that
soe NJ our friends and nearly all of enemies mani
fest "A greater concern about the matter Jhan we DO
ourselves We have never claimed the right OF suffrage
because are black, ana nave always heid tnae a
tbe ground ON which the dominant class have hitherto
based their claims to IT, that Is simply because tey were
white was ridiculous and anttrepublican Hence, the
attemDt 10 build either white mans or Dack man
party has been hateful to me- We clalm lmparual
suffrage with all ITS advantages as the rSnt ol every
American citizen, without respect 10 race or color
Our motto should be "toOs TO those who can
hest use them" all the surrounding circumstances
duly considered. | heartily approve or the course
pnsucd by Secretary Stanton In commissioning you ana
other coOred officers OF the united states Noul-
tcers and he might have IN justice gone great way
further. Gems sheridan and Sickles dld the right
thing i'm their appointment Of cOored men 10 municpaI
offices In their commands; that was military ne
In regard 10 the appointment OF colored men TO Fed
eral offices lust now, only say that when the soy
pre OF hfQh responsibility IL Is the duty OF the chosen
man TO obey that sovereign voice But whoever aI'
temps 10 elevate himself or Others 10 once IN te feu
era Coyernment simply on account OF the Color Oh tsr
skins Is I'm my opinion guilty OF act OF great folly The
conduct of the voters OF the District OF CouDa anu o
Tennessee, meets my approval, ana presume tnat |"
similar course will be pursued throughout the south
This whole question think, Will be safely managed
by the great and growing Republican party
that conducted the country through the ate war;
and abolished Slavery In the District OF Columbia ana
sustained Lncoln's proclamation OF Ireeuoh' anu
amended the Federal Constitution, ana that passed tue
Froedmcns Bureau aud Civil Rights ana Reconstruction
bills TO this progressive ana national party under tho
guidance OF Almighty God We should think, intruss
this matter" Yours truly, - - , ., ,,
Nan. York Aug a. i3dL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IErrER TROM NM. II. TRESCOT.

LETTER FROM WIN. III. TRESCOr.
The Charleston NeUS of the 18th says: We
publish letter from the Hon. VIM Henry Trescot, ad-
dressed through The anderson Hegencer to his late
constituents AS we have lent columns on several
occasions to the dissemination of exGov Perrys views,
bat proper that readers should have an oppor-
tunty to views OF different character on the ques-
tons OF recOnstructon and publish this letter more
readily it is written, indeed Mr. Trescots writings
always are with great force and clearness- uniting a
and sound argument Mr.. TrescOt first recapltu-
lates outline the political history of the state since
1867 then states briefly the requirements or the laws CON
cerning reconstruction passed by Congress, ana en
strips the question of all the adventtous drapery when
editors and politicians have so ndustr0usly piled around
it. and presents it thus IN its naked form:
The point which would first draw attention IS that he ne
agreement ith you And talk accepting terms
fthe negotiating with the Federal Government simply ab
sud fou might well talk Of accepting the Military Commander
He then takes up Mr. Perrys argument against Votng
for the holding of Convention and shows mat ms
ground is not tenabe. But we will not proceed win our
analysis but would upon all to read tins interesting
letter, and act upon It's suggestions.
REGISTRATION IN CHARLESTON.
The N,trs Of the 10th says Registration commences to-
day That il is the duty of TO register few
will dispute let them first qualify voters, and then
use the privilege according TO their ideas OF what Is the
right course pursue The c0lOred population VIII regis
man and the whites should not stand aloof We
trust that the first days report will show that tey are
aetlated spirit that will them to hOck 10 the
polls and enroll their citizens, ready and Will
ing to and IN the work Of reconstruction.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-15
LOUISIANA.

YELLOW FEVER-CALL FOR NURSES.
The New- Orleans Crescent of the 10th says
The Howard Association has not forgotten It's old mission
OF charity, Notwithstanding the passage OF many years
during which New Orleans has been unyisited by pes
lence. On the reception Of the sad tdings from Ne"
Iberia Mr. T. f. Schmidt President OF the Association
learning that there was dcarth Of nurses for the sick at
that point Immediately advertised for persons to supply
MIR schmidt will have procured all Of this assistance
now required; but In view OF possible contngon,, ,,
cies wt advise persons who know OF competent
nnres whose services might be made available ths sea
son TO request them 10 their names and
at the office Of the President OF tho howa ,vomid hc
In case of any emergency much valuable time Wou po
gained by ths adoption OF this course now i'm %
Cresoent City with frightu regularity, the iioWhl
caton had Ia regular corps OF nurses nresdeSs ior OK
New-York tribune., 1867-08-15
TIE PEACH CROP.

That the peach crop the present season Is not
failure will in few days be made apparent On Mon
day 40 loaded with the fruit arrived at Jersey City
direct from Delaware and next week. we learn from The
Ned Courier the contract Is for 100 daily and for
the last OF August and first of September 26 daily
over the line OF the consolidated railway companies OF
NewJersey. This contract recently made between the
responsible growers and the Jersey consolidated and
Phladelpia and Wilmington Railroads, does not include
te local trahc from NewJersey and therefore each
market will have through this channel a daily supply
during portion OF the season of 10000 baskets TO which
NewJersey Will add 5000 10000 baskets The peach
growers OF Maryland and Delaware enabled by this
contract 10 forward cars loaded at O'Clock the after
noon, and secure their delivery n New York for
the next mornings market NJ such reasonable tariff for
transportation as should make the peach one OF the
cheapest OF oil articles Of consumption.