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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
class ana the Oracle the VICTOR in the contest

eiooc oA4u SoV OEoCC VIZ vAosot ~ sus S~sS~s
It's unnecessary to dnate upon the stay at New
H",., inc neat has apparently oppressed tne su.
tnorLtes and 1t Will perhaps take the temperature
when FAR below zero to arouse tom from their
present state OF somnolency The arrival or
plumber Of the cottagers, but Newport cd nothing
OUT cape With vacant stare. There we're, OF
ssnnrse. exceptions Some OF tho Inhabitants were
lgaiy pleased. and grocers butchers aud provision
nelers generally had no reason to be dissatNsned
Win ther remuneratve little harvest. But the haybor
Was kooo ana that was sufficient for the yachtn>n.
Regardless Of surrounding circumstances q re-
gatta was iInprovised. and FINER or q more closely
contested analr has not taken place FOR years. Tho
detaus OF tne race are yet too fresh to need much
comment. The course was from Fort Adams to
BLOCK Island and back the entries including nearly
all me yachts that sailed from New London. A stir
breeze sent the contestants along In splendid style
After rounding the point the wind was dead ahead
necessitating good sailing and not few maneuvres
winch. by the way, were executed In mastery STYLE
II ID only necessary to add since the particulars
so recent and have already appeared that the Phan
tom led the way and won alter most exciting
struggle the Eva carrying OF the prize for the second
class sch00ners and the Oracle again the winner OF
yachts including the Phantom, Alice and about
dozen others, went out on pleasure cruises ana
turned In the afternoon, when the officers were
tertained at grand reception at the residence OF
Mr.. Manon Sands, OF the yacht Eva.
Arrived at New Bedford on Friday afternoon, after
with Joy, the squadron anchored in this harbor, the
appearance OF the yachts being hailed with sincere
demonstrations or welcome. IL was almost noon yes
terday ere all the yachts got under way Tor this well
known place, where the fleet was awaited by a num-
Der Of yachts. After brief sojourn Commodore
self highly pleased at the discipline harmony and
pleasure which througout had characterized the
cruise ana hoping that next year the at the start
would be MADE TO the frthest point the eet intended
to CO. In order that all the yachts might be held to-
gether. Altogether the cruise Of the New York
squadron Of 1859 was full OF interest and enjoyment
The ground adjoining here where the great camp
meeting IL TO be held Is already crowded with people
from all parts. The devotional exercises WILL 1t Ia
said be unusually interesting. 1t will probably last
some days, and large number Of conversions will
doubtless be made.
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The following were the prices on tue second call OF
the stock Exchange.-Canton, So 60; Cumberland,
SAX a86 Western Union 3sh 3s,i; Quicksilver,
13 Is; Mariposa, OK bid; do preferred. 1914 IA;
Pacific MAIL SO q say; Boston Water Power, 1aal4;
Adams Express, san bid; wels-Fargo Express 1oH
81; American Express, $50 80; United States
Express, eek O 66,s; Merchants Union EXPRESS ii
bid; New York Central 2oo1. q 2lok; Hudson River,
lss 1856; Harlem, 1925 1874; Reading. ooN bid Micn
gan Central, 1872; Lake Shore. 1obA 1o6,s; Illinois
Central 14lx; Cleveland and Pittsbura 1osH 1o6I;
Chicago aud Northwestern, SIX SIX; DO. pre-
terred, Elk q PIX; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnatl, 50 q SO; Rock Island 1859 11o7S; Nil.
waukee and st. Paul, SIX q 50; do. preferred,
ssk bid; Toledo and Wabash, "a q rs; do. pre-.
ferred, 10; Fort Wayne, 15lH 1872 Alton ana Terre
Hause, "a . SO; do. preferred, So 5olz; Ohio ana
Mississippi, 81; Delaware and Lackawanna, 2l21;
Chicago and Alton, 154 1544; Morris ana Essex, IS
ASK; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 125 I25h; do. pre-.
ferred, 12SK q 1241s; Columbus. Chicago and Indi-
ana Central, 32,l IS.
State bonds and Southern securities were weak on
North Carolnas and Tennessee, and steady on the
rest OF the list The closing prices were;Tennessee,
Ok coupon. o. 62,<; do, new, SIX SIX; do, five
per cent as Virginia. cx coupon, IS So; DO, new,
60 81; do, registered stock, AZ 4sx; do, regis
tered, 1884, 81 6s; do, registered, 1867 "a SAX
Georgia skies, 81 SAX; do. sevens 81 %; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 90 6oH; do, new, AK a so;
Missouri skies, sex 81; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph 90 o.; Louisiana skies. II 70; do, icvee
skies, OAK e5; do. do, Fights, SAX SO; Alabama
eights 81 90; do, fves CA OF; do skies, ster
ling, 90 100; South Carolina skies, 90 q II; do,
new, So 66j do, regis cred stock, "a 90; City OF
Memphis skies, 80 u b1; do. Atlanta Fights, So q
o.; DO. Savannah seyens, % %; do. New Orleans
consos, "a 10; do. do. issue railroads. 90 a 7O
NJ.
60; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage II
a72; do second mortgage, 60 q %; Memphis and
Charleston, first. 80 %; do, second, "A 70; do
stock, as a ~; ereenville and Columbia Railroad
guaranteed, GO O 81.
The following were the bids for city bank stoke
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RUINED RACER--It IS said that vauxhall,
who was the favorie on the Saratoga track In race
during which he suddenly gave ont, Is ruined for.
everm0re, that his day as racenorse IS over that
thurman would not give twenty-five cents for him.
Mcconnell and Thompson, the owners, have won
much by him. but now they never will be able to win
another race. Not o week ago they were offered
S12 900 for him, but they laughed scornfnly at the
idea Of selling him for such Q price. Those vino
assume to be posted say that the morse broke down
In the near fore leg, the back tendons giving way.
There has been an enormous amount OF money lost
on him. Before the start the odds were at the rate
OF 5000 to 500, ana finally DR.. Underwood had 70
leave hun out OF tho pools and sell between the
other two horses-Aiodnv Argus august 10.
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SINGULAR RECOVERY oE STOLEN MoNEY.--Asa
Rhodes Of Richmond, w.. whose sae was mystic
riously robbed Of nearly $4,000 three weeks SINCE
Greenfield few days ago. 1t seems that while the
agents of circus were in the latter town making
the robes Of their buggy between $1,000 and 5000
in money and notes, some Of which were drawn In
the name OF Mr.. Rhodes. tele9ram was lmme
datelv sent to MIR. Rhodes, who went down to
Creenleld and identified his property, every dollar
of the amount stolen being recovered. 1t Is sup
nosed the burglar placed his plumber In this odd
mace 10 escape detection, whio the circus men
vera at Richmond few days after the robbery.
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to-day:-Nsw York. lls; Merchants. l2s; Ne.
chanics', 14o America lAs; City, 200, Phenix. 100;
Merchants Exchange, III; Leather Manufacturors',
$50, Seventh Ward. III; Commerce. 12s; Ocean,
100; American Exchange, ll5; Bank Of the Re-
public, l2oIs: Hanover, 1903; Irving, ITO; Metro
poutan, 1871; Market, l21; Nassau, 10Y; shoe and
Leather. 14o; Corn Exchange, 100; Continental 100;
Importers and Traders, 1888; Park, 100; Central
National, III Fourth National, 1o51&; Ninth Ma
tionai. 1i2; Tenth National, lo5x; Oriental $50;
God Exchange, 13s Bankers and Brokers' Associa-
tlon 100.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August f6--8 p. M.
coTTos-Ths business very light there being scarcely
any demand, but with light offerings the steady
At last quotations. The sales al bales of which
2s7 for spinning and 200 speculation For
livery however, the business good, And prices generally
about Sc. per h. higher The sales follows:
900 bales, basis low nddng. for December at 27c; LOO
DO do. for December a 274c: 1853 do for january,
Gree board at savannah 2ssc 500 do for Octoper
and 100 Do average low mddling for October private
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
DAY--WALrAR-In the Methodist Episcopal
church. New Dover, N. j.. on Sabbath evening,
August Is. by Rev. A. Van Deusen, Mr. SAMUEL w:
DAY. OF New York, to Miss MARIE r., daughter Of
David NJ. Waltar. Esq. OF Pain1eld. N. J.
McCLELAN-SKERRErr.--By the Rev. II. o. Morgan,
u. d., MALCOLM v. MCCLELLAN, OF Pelham. 70 LOUISA
SKERRErT, adopted daughter OF John and Henrietta
Dyott OF New Rochelle, N. Y.
ERT5-GoUvERNEUR.-AtA Allen street cnurcn,
on Tuesday. August3 by the Rev. George L. Taylor,
MIR. WM. =. ROgsRrs to MISS TILLIE GoUvEHsEoh
botn OF Harlem.
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Wheat opened strong, under fair demand bu closed dun
H Hps s afa f 20 pssssdg
sS sss :s$ss * .ssS9s g
do 81 q 81 Is for % ssw winter red @ e 81 Is for new
ksnsy & e aS
s 1f sa a' hss sss as q g Ss
g. 81 s Gs they sS o sse not ~ e Ia
4 g for sn SP,'sS 81: q Y " 81 ss
s o
Ky anS a % at II go ~ q a f siS
nal Total stock Of grain Y Ns Yes and d B0oss ware
corn DO oats 64a do $500 do barley lO5ils do.
market was quiet the high rates demanded
S 1 pevsea or qni
which s @ The 5 oyo a 5
81 81 sas ~ Sse' SSS" s GSG
Ss a. g. ss Il u 4:
CHARTERS Brig Iads 70 ss%eo, and
ssss and ssss saa S sar s % assrs 90 TO
Antwerp Win esi. petroleum. q . sd Italias
sas i TS s mo- sSSs
pe,Toegm a; o. a. British 6srs from rhsls,.eph'a with
to the Plate, lumber; Bremen bark with $500 bbs.
e ssT to INC 81 Ss1 &
% s s e GsS hSs or :" rsad s bS S
$40 tons, to Vera Cruz with ice on private terms
GUSSiEs were quiet but frm At TO- for bags and s3c
HoPsThc market continued to rule dull but prices were
steady at former quotations, VIA &C. lSc for common to
quoted l2ac, gold; inc &C. 4Sc., do. sisa s.c.
ss ~ 9S d. Il q ab eSS
Shipping WA qSos go Sc retail lots sc u i Long
y u u as ss's 49, se ss go to rule Quiet
Prices however were steady at the quotations published in
NAVAL sronEs.-sprts turpenne was In iirbt demand,
ss Ss' and q
Rasa were Common straucd p Al s.
2!s do do At ga S2 "a s 80 400 do common DO GO arrived
~ 81 .s,s !: 81 ~ sSIsSs e. g
:ss.ay ~, 80 n; ss... and N
No salss Of consequence, were Nc reported
pork re%snsi dull prices wsss heavy a sss
IS for new meas There o we * only snail sales 2, ss %
Live dS and heavy . a, SA aIriSr
SS SHinsasss s'
s ny s S @ s sss
S o sSs @ he s%nss stock pesenS
ssss ss0q 80 a.ss' 20, .:sS
picked hams and 2oMc sho for SMOKED and bsggsd Do
sssss re & 's ss.%s
s.S ssas ' 4. va: .:s only % s a
s 5S, which WI va. closing Crude psi.
nops & Fr Ss %ss RI:
COO 66l. at sas s closing 4 s sas .HS S
1000 the balHnce OIL TINS DOnlu A.
csses al 3shc In Philadelphia the market still QUIET
but rer closing AT 32c for refined for the balance OF
tbs month only 800 bb.s for October No.
ye,uber and December, at 33is.
TE-Csroina was steady with Of 80 casks from
| aLc "a aLsc. Rangoon was dull and nominal.
STEARrR was quiet but held with irmness sncs 10 900
| and tercea. 49,, 49,. -
and ina market was steady and firm at for fall
10 good reinIpg Cuba. The sales 800 hhds at 1870
iisc FOR iuba and 1sSc for Porto Rico loo boz
ssc Wehnod was steady at 1h2sc $780, for hard f8Sc
i4lc for yellow ;sc for extra and lSc lSc for soft
| white 80,
sold In Boston nv " iv gold, cash. Grass were
| duh but unchanged In value r, -, - -
aoyn an higher prices realized Sales made
| $50 bbls. At al 1ta 81 H. tax paid
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CofFEF.-Rio continued In demand and the marie. was
firm TIE sales 500 bars Goodwin 40 do South
Evered here private e1ns Other kinds continued dull
and nominal.
FLOUR AND GRAtN-Reee pts, li,o6s bbls four l20 do
meal 1875 45 bushels wheat e2H do. and q 1913 do
oats The -four market ruled steady un Ter far demand for
state, but business ight California Hour was
quiet. The sales about $3.50 bhls For Soutera
there prevailed fair demand a. full prices Sales 1900 bby
Rye Hour was firm vita fair demand Sales e0a bbs Corn
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rRrrnurs TO CuIcAao.-Freights from New York
TO CnIcago are reduced by the present competition
TO eighteen cents per 100 pounds. The cheapest
mode of travel, therefore, would be to pack one's
self up consign ones sell fast freight TO friend
In Chicago aud come through for twsnv'ive eants -
ClstcG00 Tft0uile, Au1ASs Ia
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Inc Magic 1eib NEWPORT at u late hour Ia the AFTER
noon and arrived outside the harbor at night. where
she anchored until this morning. The lder also ar
rived, SO that on the whole the squadron was fairly
represented.
Last night some Of the yachts gave a grand pyro-
technlc display, handsomely led OIL by the Phantom.
The Inhabitants were not behind hand In responding.
An excellent exhibition was given from the prnci-
pal street. which was throngcd the entire evening by
q large concoursc OF people The fireworks from
the yachts as seen on shore were truly beautiful
ana ELECTED great admiration and applause.
Owing to the arrangements the squadron was IN
able 10 remain at New Bedford to-day, IN order to
give the regatta earnestly looked forward TO BY
the inhabitants, 1t is certain, however, that next
year nothing win be left undone TO render the occa-
sion OF the visit Of the club as brilliant and Interest
ing the warm heartedness Of the New Bedfordites
deserves.
At ten o'clock this morning signal from the
Commodore announced speedy departure, and
few minutes after the fleet was under way for
Holmes Hole, where most likely It will be dlsbanded.
The great annual camp meeting Will commence on
Monday IN the VINEYARD, which will be thronged By
several thousand people. Some Of the yachtmen
intend remaining for the opening OF the proceedings,
which expected to be Of an unusually interesting
character.
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Tea OF the quality known as Rancha may In future
be shipped under tho present duty OF seventy-nve
cents OF bu per 100 catties from all the open ports,
instead Of as hitherto from Nagasaki only.
In witness whereof the undersigned have hereunto
afllxed their seals and signatures.
Done at Yokohama, In the English, French, Ger
man. Italian ana Japanese languages, this list day Of
June A. ID. 1869. X. H. NALkENBURu,
Minister Resident Of the United States In Japan.
HARRY s. PARkES
Her British Maiesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Min.
lister Plenipotentiary in Japan.
CITE. DE LA TOUR,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
OF MIS- Majesty the King OF Italy.
MAXINE OUTREY,
Minister Penipoentiary OF France
NJ. Won BRANDT,
Charge d'AfTair6s OF the Moth German Union.
Here follow the signatures OF The japanese Minis
terra for Foreign Affairs.
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TRADE WITH JAPAN.

REIMBURSEMENT of the Duties on Silk and Tea.
WAsHINGTON, August 49, 1852
The following has been received at the Depart.
ment OF State:--
AGREEMENT.
BY article two OF the Convention Of Jeddo Of 1868
1t IL provided that readjustnent OF the duties on
silk audea may be claimed by any Of the parties to
that convention, on the bass Of I'VE per cent on the
average value OF said articles during the three years
last preceding
The Japanese government having now advanced
claim for the REIMBURSEMENT OF the aforesaid duties
in accordance with the above stipulation, the I'M
dersigned, representatives of the United States OF
America, France Great Britain, Italy, ana the
North German Confederation, aud the Japanese Min-
lister and Vice Ministers Of Foreign Affairs have met
ana after mature consideration OF tins CLAIM, have
agreed on behalf OF their respective governments to
che following arrangement
First-It having been shown that the duties
levied on silk and tea under the tariff attached to
the aforesaid convention are considerably lower
than Ave per cent upon the average value Of the
said articles during the last three years. the right OF
the Japanese government 10 increase these duties
Is hereby recognized.
Sscond-Tbe undersigned have consequently
agreed that the duties tue aforesaid articles shall
be increased to the extent specified IN the following
tables but 1t has been further stipulated that the in.
creased rates shall DO levied only from and after tine
1st OF January 1870 until which date the duties shaii
continue to be collected by the Japanese govern.
ment according 10 the present rates.
Present Duty per Increased Duty per
M L.fIfna Iy.fa
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Died.

ARcULARrus.-At Orange, N. j., on Monday, August
10. HARRIET X. wue OF Charles J, AreulSrius, ana
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W. @. Ford, of Memphis Tenn, has recently pur-
chased from J. II. Keith 5000 of land situated
In the centre Of the town OF isiip, running about
two and one-haK miles on the Southslde and Long
Island Railroad, with depth OF three AMI three.
fourth miles, for $50 per acre. Mr. Ford purposes II
possible, 70 build up town here.
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ID M. and 2s15 O'Clock p. NJ.
s $Toao % 20 reg 49, ~ $4,000 US S. io40 s
$4,000 u go s5 !l9s 1000 Us SIS currency. 1924
s Soo Us 80 c. 67.. iSo loooo do..... los8
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Tho Now York Yacht squadron--ArrivaI and
Reception at New Bedford-Salutes md Py-
rotechnio Dispay-Ho! for the Vineyard
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-16

THOMAS A. BECKET's SHRINE.-Becket,s
SHRINE 81 was at one time wonderfully popular.
NO wonder, however, he was such a
i,avorite, since 263 miracles are ascribed to
figures: He had resolved to do penance At
canterbury for his share in Becket's death.
Barefoot, and in wollen shirt and short
cloak, he walked from St. Dunstan's
where the Archbishop had fallen md md
submitted to be scourged by the monks and
ecclesiastical dignitaries who were present
on the occasion. "Next morning. as he
was 8 nearing mass before the tomb, the King
on scotland, his most cruel enemy. was
taken prisoner by a small number of men y
GGqr ds Lion, on returning from Palestine.
walked from SandMich- NtIle-sLr;rc~ ~
give thanks for his deiivgrRnee; King John
PALE pa,d IL visit after his coronation and
probably none of the English Kings, from
ne Second Henry to the Eighth, failed to
make the famous pilgrimage.
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oss TIE n.vhA.-Some OF our city
|o,As KNOW aiready what . pleasant thing
|veninp. for we s., thar, e. ,s s',er
Law, on the occasion Of EaIha. p rass gun
on..r+ ca 80. 90 - asnef oogaert's
kere NOT there san a.. "no
|hange from the heat an5 a.. - e 800
70. ~. .,,;..r ~ H
aprant air5,,e ,h,,t -, on" oooi'
As the fair viii, he cont;sraa az.
nd next SUNDAY eveninr ths. 80. Ir1ll, ing
lave two onnortu,;.;ss os - ss VIZ SUN
|antases of this little exo,rs;es "e ne5
[b;cb ,.aa 49,, 80. 951Y 49, faniies
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"A MoMESTousy QUESTION. Awful tidings
reach US from Ronael The Pope On his jubilee
from her Majesty the Queen of ENGLAND e Cin
such thlngSbe Is, not the whole British
Constitution violated if the Sovereign of this
realm enters into any communcatiom-vit the
fopegzrHas not the Minister who advised the
aSt forfeited his head Has not even the teIe-
gtagh clerk incurred the penalties of p,x3au.
"He tsnot the Canon Law-ride the writings
/of DIR. McNeile--imfnediateIy established IN,
this Hagitious act Is. the Bible uuitef safe?
DoeS the crown rest securely on the Queens
mead 1t does not rest there Mt all, for il is
locked up IN thesT Tower; but STILL for the pur-
poses OF argument, we may be allowed the ex
preston; aud a man who could coldly critieise
oHr writing in moment of peril and emotion
IKE the present can be no true Protestant, and
IS probably Jesuit in disguise. Mr.. Whalley
who Is now nnmas Red, and, we believe, openly
celebrates Mass, has boldly gone over to the
enemy but Mr.. Newdegate still lives. n ,r,,s
porous gentleman" He is not, like the note of
crooked thing that asks questions :" he is. on
the contrary, II proper tall man." of good
ibe'rfng, who charges himself with important
tn.errosa1Ions. Let him,we intreat, in the I'M
terest OF History--who has specially commits |
stoned ns to lind out-drag from the reluctant |
bps OF Dr. [Cullens principal serf-need we |
name Mr.. Gladstone f-the truth, the whole |
truth about this matterf Did her Majesty
send friendly or even a courteous MESSAGE to
the old gentleman-the Sovereign and High
pnest-who dwells at Romef Did she SO fsr
.olget the Protestantism of the Constitution
as 10 indulge . natural politeness towards n |
brother Sovereign, who is also the head of the
oidest and most numerous body of Christians
m the world, and is regarded with veneration
Let vs. know the worst, and also what vas the
'epiy1 lid that incarnation of all wickedness
-" she Pope, that Pagan full of priden-did he
.nrs 20 rs send back his blessingf How did il
md could it not be laid ON the table of the 1
House f-Dasly Telegraph.
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GLYNN d WrNTZ.-Iti is known to every LADY
ana genteman-at least to those taste and to1tb:t
NO camp street, whereof Messrs Gypn a Wiz, nS
has no superior for an that beautiful and
o4ceLent In the boot and shoe line Shall not 81
MN mime ease in mine inn says the great dramatst Rne
now can You 90 It II cannot kick of not merely tbe
ust from your icet but the uncouth shoes stR .nJ
0Taped that have made involuntary martyr and
put your aching toes into pair Gynn e. Wintys ~
CANT make In such hos a furrtaste 81 BE
and II We have any aspirations the throne iasiv hI
up 10 pGDlc admiration by the Japcriqlisf one fi
n alton that he is already monarch ali he sur
OF the splendid stock boots and sboes for
genuenen and children to be found as above We feo
M, We s the good of neghbor in mali
ing this fact as widely known possible ~ max
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LOUISIANA EQCITADLE LIFE INSURANCE. CtoNr
fANYIn referring to the advertisement of tiis ,,{
IN another column, would dwell upon the fact t1t
a. home institution y il under the Immediate snperv
and prosperity. A gain, delay iat,renes bet AT
application and efectng the insurance and croynn
advantage is that large here
vestment thus vastly 6eneating the oenmnnitv i
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Mr.. DIcKENs's ATrAcK.-It will be LEARNED
WIN Worldwide regret that the Sudden in
disposition which struck down Mr. Dickens at
PRESTON Is neither more nor less than martial
paralysis OF the tongue, and his eminent
medical attendants state that what were in
aho.her sense announced as his farewell
readings; have become 80 in reality Nothing
strict abandonment of intellectual Iahor co...
Gm,.lgate the present affiction of the peoples
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The peoplo OF the Fonrth ni.trict .io.,,, :.

Inc people of the Fourth District should "a
nciSaee themselves the establishment in tbsj
q 20 energetic and pubcSpirited gentlemen a.
hoes NScso and dealer and
might here expatiate the general snbieca ~ w
~ saae boot or shoe but it would euperuous IN eI
ss,e which Mr. Norton furnishes to hia ems
nf s soe public at large One fact however IL NAV
at IL g ~ ssaye mat no one who purchased al
not only for tho excellence of make Int
s ne uses nothing but the BEST M ateria and
are frst class He then is the secret Of
There is one other circumstances which
my nve 70 do with It, which is that his pri
ces Are very quite low sidcrinc the
itiiIy 9tearfieLBS In addition to lIie own mann
te fscps constantly hand large assortmont of
ooets and shoes, reelection from which offers
Inducements to those who do not choose 10 leave
-l-els otlLsE3all.l1 lIg --.-.-,- DO -.