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TlTellowvne ng,presented by Mr. W-htLns,as, egt l nt I1 dtipn, referred .to tlle Committee on eltrieetn t1 LetielingT: Ra e,Thatpeneeton be h grant ted tthe LEafyettr tnthtr'aeeIa'et the Shireih.. nd 4dec01 Ceompany to dceper nd lleug unnerly's'BaeRein In tho oeertie Ditrie bantd by a 6A-o connerateu liele awith the new Ineln t near te oll-gate on the" Shei toeid. the route ftr the StabO e dueg eaedby the City, Snryor. ' -• The tellowieeg, offered by thee a onttnoean, aergeiefeered to the Committee;n rovmeet .n ;atind l,{piltig : Remlo., Tfifat the 6urroyo.rberequeated -to ftftclh, p ard peeifeatloat rcl woed f.sce, and also untlron riling, to enlose Cbty S mre, in the Fourth District, .togther bt he ct of ilae.same, reepectively. ., Tllhe sane gentlemetn presented the following, ad. the rules heingseiepondelt it was reat twita t i, adapted : .eeleed, That p#nuieion be, eed thee'seme is hereby, ganted fr the-reEtlon tof a tatue to Henry Clay in the eentreotflty.gqueeer )ourth District. Tke.foloaeing, preeentedby Mr. Forbes, was read a second time, thhe rules being siuspehded and anpteded, belethod, -That the ffreet~tbomedeeteue be rteleerd te oUne etha.neb eedtef 'tite Odtrolltkon Iiaitead Company, 't the horse tattel, tb be'removed itethwltlh. * Mr.- Bailey j"resented., the flilowithg,, to lie jiltesel That the uiereeye ble aed he is bheehy. an ' ?of y 'Peye'.tl.a..,,treet and Jeret etneet, be .ti So l aei, ld e eila e*io , .. tith the round teone aee lfrn-.itoueplteultaneutie, twflthlde of the expense 40 htai 4hln lerrepeet, to on saile e reete [ittr eeemre efio90 ien folleoweing, end the efoeeebs.beiig d4ithised with it w.ar read a second timte atice3 edoled: "eoi4e.. ,hatt'tif twpla" or Owei of Annuecotlaon Stetre be0,.nd are bhreylinstt"oed to huve- g dose eoeer; at least ex feeo In height, built Ine a sueblntlol ,eBeIerF theed around etntdeugenarhlk eh fenee ite to hoa flanh'ed" on orlhf.e t'e'e ,t of Sejoteeef net, and ho'eite awer-qr f e eO f odd sarlUe ull t.oeomply it jtffii aboo rtech-L oýD thatli y b sqt acted~ td fee tel do|er "pe" dby until i ld fence ls ercted - j.. nRed,,. tt bite Sequrre 9Cho, indlg t hereby, uethor leedlee se to the li e advanteo, the rcmumt t' theenA fwpr theellyIrou lnuoeietuSqun'e. l'i M 9ei0Ceieeack eftbeiio tite. fltipwig, the relesebeing suspendel, .and movesl its ateoption: tP'eeee, There iosnedeqfRate pttrtebtoe made foer tbe ofelfthepoor of te elty. in th er.vet of ancplitemie teis eeweeerd,'etndar hot nee, hyvcenleloneey otreet esheenld hbe arJpted (a'jPeet lbtory t eteioesa ) as way bI teoet.and .eoper.. bhorrefto'r die"rhidl.e ,Thdt tie ra f tw ta teou.ere delirlee e, edtlbntbepurpoee eferlteviee seeh of the indt a otfblltrtt:e s may be atdtoeteR!l vith dees, tsi., tmet- tthee eid sum'beplaced in the bands o e tt aarcFebr that oleftt; to be dlstribured at lhi9 delrrtUoe: Sa.,.. llboeane maeol to refo itto tli e C emmitteo on Charity,:whieh weas lost. A" &the questibnbeing on the mtotion for its atlBptiertphejyeas and nays were deleereld "ndl resulted et follows : .tee--Mensrs. Bailey,. Burthe, Dtolionde. Forhe ;' Meaermaek,, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson, uimmers and WeVatkins-.10 ' •V'e"-jae-Measrs'Lanata, Leeds andl Willsoen--. SThe motion waes consequently lost, the law re' qatanlg that all'oresolutiot s approprieetiug sueo exoeding onee thousae d dolars shaell bee easeed Saeetejorlty of the members, elected ise eitch Board:. • 'ihe following, presented by hir M1 orer:tcl.:, ieas,'ou metieon of Mr. Burnie. referred to the Police Conwittee. nt-oeeo his icnore the Mayer -C tbr city er Nat.-te -Iee' aider to better eOtry eh optn of the eplat e eDay "te~ee ofeL edt iy, hbs saed to be wptr the l:rger SQe.ed lt neybadge bysid plne. open thie exterrnal pnrt of the Ltire bf t e 't.ttt e;nd wehtbal the exprleneet ilefdet tOee tried, it ti believedby the meeority of teld Itille that a better substitute eate he reetet pla.e dIf mal etoeeet hedge. tieleleenI-., rdt, , T. t . iw h.one Olt yor of the. CI. t N kt ·sIg e beiehe roeteyepentely requeeeed to tonebl e S _0#t19 nIper eteMleg the use of alld bedlge 1hit ayalioý lprpo Hgu+Ql td tolte eli th.. YYi~t a rgc . whig~ tptat b made of itenite " a id t 4nntllroue, ehieh elel h hlebout 15 aO )s j.tnhehnet dlnmetere sad on one end shasr'rhull bhe -babr !rruie about 2 sashes in It onee h shall le stamped the eenrds. tiiy tetL n telrepeelra etpblherln ri eoitBpollee o uch.bU d mtae tboreeheeld be a hole, in which Ly be platee at Tor tier purpoer of hlngieg.it Iinside eat ea pants lb.. degtheat o eaposltlte of raid neean , #d U,.. it be eeee.rrr es a teer of afthotty line 1ldag an errtre qoelllulr dMotl.tslee mobe eta. andui e''aie,shalt bsve .the 000ii tomse said mace In de d hamatvee ti s'*lws-e tot. r dangerous oa with d4adly ame. but lrneo other ease shbU said M OON' eeeaek peangeted thfollowing: W-96 qtmB iBM otAldeeanen,by . byeumeeto tenee .t dto this Hnd, voted the snuef nine hundred d0l. Sflyy oft ete Pibeleet end Neend Dix. col -,, andoa d eetloeof this bord on thet , ruthewe alleg e , alieD " " nite ptweeaeegl l eertt~ ingsvli of 4ý y eh4 ceriAt'a fil` ito e ýrtlýC{. n rlx~tiwiytd, wk qt; ON& of. bet ~~·~l·il:·nr a~ ~land th 'j~rfieI~teuet ~1fi~r ti be ai4 pot e-neis toh1 !t bathb able in . ' - Biieifj '.ute Dn1luonde, oQ dp'oý Mr. ixouu `The Boerrl &d v to tyap ''4&*epbo1 14;' at six o Y' " tf ý 1 1iLi·ns S ear' O00 7L&L1WJ3NAL OP "rni: OK0hA4 0ItYe W OR<lEANe .tk s haalaltis A dtata w nta el wdtam otgeý.a mae tdtli th heppair · dynlawb 9K r.4ffwi /llm>iip'Rd tlrts iehse ta~ and apily n t3 ian~o~wo tl he o~ldsw . tlwe t'YfiC.CLlinia ýVL' Y ©p rxp L6SOL 1m it'Oai W NIW ORLEANS TUtriVidT 0RfIlNG JULY 29,, 1952 't O 'tians lsa IMtonumtneal asseoia ;We Ar ciquested 'to givepublieity tosn idea iweish pr.evails very generally-in this oammuni ty, and which only reqqires an opportunity to' heAd itN -seid elubitanti"al;eipression. it is a nbble; s lofty, ° atriatic Idea,:'Qbu llorrewing inspiration frqm a sacrede amiaration of genius and finding the truest rid lioliest of echoes in every American heart. It is stis: A great and noble,patriot has but. rgcently been taken frqa; us, and, ceasitg to labor, he taa ySt left lA mark, broad'and deep, upoah'the Atitreslan history, of the last half of a century. Of that hIatetory he.was a.greatfpart -a f"ul qompthdium--a splendid. embodiment. ierton. gnlns, Aamerictanenterprtse, Atneri can neeessities, foind in i a true representa tive-a man iWho dare'is.i4what faith was in hint, who feariiessly" blaes" his pathin the as yet " most uniroken wilderness of American pe wlS, h, With the ,bol4ess of i Richarrd tffrlf d eort, the'chivalry of a Bayard and ,the .talhh patriotism, of 'a Washigton, stood biavely- sp between - contending see l,ttel, spoke. to them the words of truth and wisdoitn, " d 1by persunsi-vo eloquence pre served .i~ comented what Washington won into-xisateice by wisdom and the sword. His eol life showed him the truest type of the ericqn--quick, fearless, wary, generotts and imputaiv. 'He never faltered before and he ogver trampled upon a foe. He had the soul of a'lion, ap.l withaltthere °aa thai his no kindliet qr snra rorgiving heart lHe spakelike a politi -: poetle, full of faith and inspiration, and y oWt camly4heard reason and wisely 4~mpro raieed resle.ls .He would " rather be right than be preesidun'.s-and yet his soul was. on fire $ith theliiidlifngof the most lonorai ambhi-' !-ittdn. Emerging froemnthe wildtvoods offthe West, lie was.an able and unsurpassed negotia tor at. QIent, a superior Speaker of the House of. Represqntativel, i. splendid Secretaiy of tiate and a magihifiont Senator of tlie Union. Always; he was the patriot and the statesmnu alwceiya he was Henry COby, makingc hit life a model for itaittion, his name a watchword of pplitienl strnlglerhis memory a thing of oational religion, and his famin a monument tn American historyt 8q it stands, anti so it will stand--tlat magniticent national memory-through all com ing ages, massive and imperishable. If the statue of the Roman was curiously sought, from the very fact that he was absent, it can not be so, in the future, with Henry Clay. His live is American history, and the record of the last half of a century must enshrine him as in a Pautheon of fame. Political selfishness can wrilt no epitaph of hatred upon the tomb-stone of the patriot and statesman. Political struggle can seek no con test with the illustrious dead. Political preju dice or passion cannot.deraoe or soil a national memory. All men of all parties will unite in honoring-the great dead, and when it is propos ed to erect in New Orleans amonumental statue to lcury Clay, whigt and democrat, native born antl naturalizaced, will eagerly hasten, as the Drui!lical cairn was piled up, to place stone upon stone, until the raised monument shall tipify, however feebly, the loftiness of departed great ness and the solidity of undying fame. In this faith, we present to the citisens of New Orleans the suggestion of raising to Henry Clay a monument in one of our public squares. SThe outlines of the project are the forniation of an association, the payment of an initiation fee andi of so much every month, the employment of an Ameirican sculptor to carve a colossal statue of the great American. The chief portion of the ontrlibutions to be given towards the sculp. turing of the statite, and some such artist as Powers to be called' into requisition. We are 'advised that, to carry these views into execu .ion, a public meeting will be called at an early day. - New Orleans, we are confident, will nor fall beehincd her sister cities of the. Union, wiho are prepalring to pay a similar mark of honor to the cemory of the great old statesman, dead. Hen ry Clay was, not only a distinguislhed statesman and a large-heartel patriot, but he was a warm oind fast friend of the city of NosOrleans; andi the irecord of our gratitude should he solidly made in a testimmlial as ehnduing as inarble or granite. A marble slatue is: recorded hiihtwy, when 'ni edl by a grateful and satflelionate people. It is a symbol of the power which worked to great ouds, a type of the patriotism whilch won and hotel national gratitude and hictorie fame. The statue of H{enry Clay in one of our public squares will be sculptured history to all who look upon it-a sacred lnemory to the present roneration, and a beautiful and patriotic sug gestion to all who moay come after the contenm porarics of to-day have passedl away into the silent cities of the dead. The Liat of Letters will appear oI tc-morrow's Crescent MI:sstt:a.' Bia.-This tie .baud, (the head-quarters of which are at the Pneal.) aiofLr playintg very handsomely at PlaHcide's lat night, gave u a very beautiful sarenade. Thanks, gentlene, for your fine nluso and kin d feeling. aool. .%pi C.rnoee.-W have --W ti on h a nod aoms time a very gedt jcoke on a democratic t'died nu, ceditorial coutesmporery, who wears the honees f a seat in the Cotenation t-turnutg from an leltioneriog tour. he oenouutmed a whig proeession, and very insoeoutly. very gravdy, and with the utmost diglity, he teo,k positio and nearched steadily at Its head rome ramhtr c ulrx peeted oheers for his empctitor broke -oddenley ulou his -aes, and the member fra m Jafoursoou .udenlcy olted from the whig rauot. We half suspect that unwonted march in such geood company elected him. That operation was bad enough. but some of our demo eratic frienda in the Osstom-house go a bow-shot beyond tbs joke. They have hitg eiapaign papers rigul.rly soot themito th Custom-house, and four times as many opies of demooratic ouampaignls papers sent to them at Ibtir rtoidsnoso. -:C-l ad CautiU c rtll-eut,"t who endorseEd Or all his ft-cto by latieg ': ltesben, Tista' at toe lft baud elt, ita of idpea- le snrusty a *uatlroao.t I, hs oPtr tbl 3 ovement cay 1 reports that the dutrirdl steamer Entope ar t l verpootl on the afternoon of. the tolt nst. -Tho Patce mail stoamer ThAmesarejved at Southamp on nltheo lth, brilnging e.eieilbnllt lr hundredthot. 00o4 cponars worth of goh ld. Frenb clergy. Ayeeent deered exnmpts the ole.ry of oance folm the obligatton of taklg the oathy (of allegiance, we preo - ew YorMlpbrets, Ne.w Yonoy July 27th. The rottOth mark.tie father q.iet, and rinee uneEhan.g ed. Fldrt In good requesrt at $4 22a$4 k2 1 bbl. for Ohto,,Vra .s still himpreing,. and mined Western has sold at 644. Y bushel. MoeFPorkUellghtly advanced, with ?l hfllt 9.76 ifhh, $f4d0'm ntll *. q0. b Lundyra Lahti Oelebratlon. ro Berao. July 27th., There sa , treamende th'ertng at Nlagana, and bun. tldre.iren rriving byevery train. The camp ground is alrday d-credwlith milltery from different points of the .country, ond every plare is crowded with the vlisitor. SProtection to the FIsheries. IBoron, Jlly 27th. The U:'S. steam frigate Saranae, and the cloop-of-war Altany are ordered by theNavy Department to prdeeed to the Gulf of St, Lawrenee, for the protection of the American fishermen. Ohio River--Markets. P- PFerseant , July 27th. There is now.oealit two feet one inch water In the chan nel and the river falling slowly. Ceoeeereee, Only 27th. The river here is yet falling. Market quiet, and oe unchanged -. Another NaIVal Movement. NeswYoax, July 28. The Atoam frigate Mississippi sailed this afternoon fro. this port. HIer destination i not made public, but shoet suppoe4 to have beenardered to the Tlsheries. Steamboat Burnt. S NveYona, Wednesday, July 28. the stoeambot leny Clapy, on her passage from Albany .o thisolty, took fire tfs afternoon n the North river, a t'w miles above the city, and was destroyed, She had on board one hundred and fifty passengers, many of whom wee Iost by being burned or drowned. The boat is a tol.l loses. NewYork Markets. Nee'Yono; Wednesday. July 28. There hat Lcn a good demand in the Cotton market to-day, and the sales embrace 2000 thles. Prices are without change. Flour has been in fair request, apd 11,000 barrels have sold at $4(a$4 12' 9 barrel for State, and $4 ,0 for Ohio. Corn is seteady, with iales of 40,000 baUhels at tie. 7$ bushel, for Mixed Western. Pork is still advancing, and 1200 barrels have sold at $20 for Mess, and $17 20 obarrel for Prime. Ohio River. P FTrsuooH, July 28. The river here is falling slowly. with two feet water in the channel. CI-reCIATIr, July 28. Theriover here s still falling. Flour is selling at $3 20, and Whisky at 1t.ec gallon. TuH.. uMA Ls.-The eastern mail, which only came through from Charleston on Tuesday.faledyeeterday frombeyond Mobile. That the great and almost only channel of com munlcation between the North and South, should be managed in the manner it is,is an outrage too grossto be borne by, the most patient and forgiving public in the world. We are not inclined tofind fault, but we are per fectly concinous that there is not the slightest excuse for the numerous failures of the mail which occur between here and NewYork. We are indebted to the officeers of the mail steamer Flo rida for Mobile paperc S,:oo Rasmn ns.-There will be a meeting of this body of whigs to-morrow night, at their Hall, over the 1'Pear tomake arrangements. for at many as may please, to at tend the great Whig State Ratification Meetitng at Baton Rouge .n next Monday. The occasion is an interesting orc, the trip will be delightful, and it would be well to comblno and make arrangements in common. BEEP..J OF Ae A.m..TE..-The performances at Pi-. cilu's Varieties last night, for the benefit of an amateur, were conducted on the advice of Shaspeare--" If 'twere well done, it were well it were done quilkby." So far as they went they were excellent. and we rogretted that unavolahle circumshtnces brought them to so sudden a close. The bnefiolary deserved a fuller attendance. Dnois.--Wo were tnfcased yeoterday btt a person down t:on had behn hitten by a dog. and it was feared that the animal we ral,id. Thiu fate Lhas again culled our atten tin to tile subject of allowing the numerous worthless eras which infest nealy every pyrt of the city, to run at blrge unmuzzled at this sea-on of the year. Ordinances suiciently rtrong and explicit ar in full force, and it is miule the duty of the police to carry them into etect. The horrors of hydrphobia need not be commented on, and one humann Ufe is certainly worth more than all the cura which swarm in the streets: In NewYork the prac ticeof killing dogs in the streets hau been abandoned. and a Pound established, where all the unmuzaled and unmarked oeur are sent. We will hot attempt to say how suah a-plan would work here, but something should be doner. PFRlaes L ItaN,nxoCe.-The frequency of flree, and the loses Incuned by the Ipesurnee Companles of Philadel phia, have induced them to increase the rates of premi ums to e charged upon fire risks. It is said that within the last few years, every insurance company in that city has diminished irt accumulated fund, consequent not only upon the octurrenae of very aso many unaccountable fires, but upon their extent, from the unsafe nature of the bUildings which haveobecu lately erected. Comwro Wonr.--The Alabama Standard. (Butler, Clarke county.) says that the cotton worm has made its appear ance in vast numbers in that county. One planter has had his crop almost entirely destroyed. FPRoson Wses FOa ScarT.-The Savannah Georgian says : VVerbal Information from Florida tells us that the Whlig Convention, which met at Tallahasee last Wedues day. to take action in relation to the Presidency, etc., has declared in favor of Scott and Graham, and nominated George T. Ward for the Governor. LanRO DoxaersaOn-A.ady of Charleston, Mrs. Konno, a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church,has left up wards of $0,000 to religious and charitable purposes, be sides $70,000 in bequests to relatives, servants and friends. CuaoLEA IN Al.Anaeaa.-Th IHuntsville (Ala.) Advocate states that the cholera had broken out at Tuscumbla, in tha.bState, on the 15th inst., aud that there had been ten deaths from it, among whom were Col. Jonas J. Bell and Mr. Grey. The rest were mostly negroes. NArore'anS lIta.-A hat which the Emperor Napoleon wore during the Russian campaign, was sold at Chateau Thierry for 4uOOf. The hat belonged to Everard, one of the Emperor's raels de chhabre who lately died. G.laaEn RlaTn.o.-tGenerm l Hamilton has addressed a second card to the creditors of Texas. in which he states that he was in error in supposing that the Senate Coinuilstto had decided the question, as to the liability of the United States for the debt of Texas. Mlr. Unmgau, the eminent lrish railway contractor, has placrd in the hands of the Royal Dublin Soioety $100.000 for the purpose of an exhibition of the manufactures of the three kingdoms. to be held in Dubhlin in 18R3. aoon itecs.ar.oens.-In Paris and London when a house is pulled down and a new one put up. only two feet of the sidewalk is allowed to be taken up, and the aspac enelaed in a high board fence. The building Is taken down and the rubbish immediately carried off. except what may he wanted in rebuilding, which In piled upon the promises, and not in the middle of the street as with us. Miateriats for the new building are brought as they are wanted. A London correspondentof the NewYork SundayTimee saya: The Pronch army at Rome will, in all probability. neon roturn home. The Pope is seriously attacked with dropsy. but every care is taken to prevent the dlsagnrea ble fact becoming known. The Italian patriots are not idle. They have ioued proclamations against the Romans paying taxes to the Puontif and the advice is being acted upon more generally than might have been anticipated The emperor of Russia has bestowed the order of St. Anne unnGeneral Gemeau. the French commander-in-bhiefat Moma. Rtos.sl. Nrm.s.-f any Agalo-Saxon author isinwant of apt names for the charactel of a farce or a burlesque. let him resort to liusain Geography and the Russian Army List, and taue himself the fatigue of invention. II wilt there find appellatives expresive of almost every thing that is rldiculous. For example, at the late grand review held by the Emperors of ltssisa and Austria on the pl!aus of Po,'eearski. nonr Warsaw-to which the up proach isby way of Mfystalow:: and Coelasharea-Lleuten. ansso uneral ouut Claa-tGallhr is stated to have cut a diatinguished figure. Clam-Gallus Phcebues what a WsHlet-Fo Iloasns.--The N. Y. Jourual of Commerce nays that some of the hores employed onthe Harlem salt road may have bean noticed as having a peculiarly " hard lobk.' and a few may be -oasidered as regularly installed into the fdterngty of brusrs." It appears that duing this hot weather, they are each in the habit of taking thnirc - drop" of whisky and water, in orde to b.etter qualify them for ilbue, This mittuens i regarded an an tmunvemeacut un the asual hawusrge ofonuss in its native state, and as proteltlug tap animals from the heat of tho sinn. Wat awhile,*ys the euutene tand you shall knew whtetOheWEIo spiatiu In Qs ,Pt. ta iief etlfae we acp .cgssb s04atitIts ceffeutnseu :Airri dirl of he ampio The stearehip Ptmpeio, Oap MCOerren, arrived ya tercayfrom.SanB Jane, which pleace rte lat on ahe slat inst. BShebreeglhabout 1100 in-specie nifreiglit. 2mpced left In-the"peet f $an Jet rbe t and the hrigs Fashion and Meeha r,, Steam. oethe'leff Boo Jan' u on the 21Bt, fib ewYerk.k with 100 passengers. The foe leg detths oecurred on board the Pampec ] ddU tp¢ 1 go from Son Juae,: "e J3t Beal, f Delaware ounty, Ohio, on the 1tthenstant, ;1 04 S4. Daiel Fater, of 1=Ilsraon county, Oy, p on the t ,i e, a J8 W J Wlg t, of Charlton connty, eB, aged 28; iao, Je~oh Pma;aaged 28; Hugh MeGnegle, of Ne*Orleae a frean. on 94h i.,t aged 28 ; also, Isaac iegte , of Býittmere, on the ttth, ageabout 80. The following IS list of paseengers booked at San Juan. It ltetludep the eeoae of -tho who died drling the pax -r:RbIdrequi, D B Gool and'fmlly DR Thomas, 0 Carpenter, NM'Oteretk, A.I Steen 0 venangh, TJe DanieiL, Mre Metovdrn, B -Hoienomb,.F Soues, W A Coot ley. J ellooWay, R iaelecood, O. Barton. Wm Robinson, A Upehinoh, AV Foreter, J Cable, J D Revlle. T 8 How ard, P Petersone, Capt. Cookli Mrs. Hooper L. Levy, J Bloombart Mr Rece, J Co1le, J Chapmeain, ! Arahpy Holmes, I Hinaka. J W Sighbt, It J Avecy, Caell, 8 Watson, J Arnol, L W Gilt, t TDren , J H Ifaye. D Foster, C Green, ii William. J H Bell, H 8purloelr, J Sthby, J Wtedlg. J Pleher, H Vilgu, J Bnrgin, 8 Seott J SohiokltiJ Norman, lady and two children. NEIVSB BY TELEQRAPH. FPTHC a Byr TIa BaTLIC-LE cRreooL BMtanLa-Lier-. pet, July 14,-The Flour market has bad a rather deorp ing appearane, and closes at 19. for Western Canal, and 20e. per bbl. for Ohio. There has been a fair demand for Corn at last week's prices. Yellow is quoted at Its. 3d., and White 28e. 8,. per quarter. Proevitsions are steady at previous ralee. Bacon is slow of sale but without haneegein price. Lard is maree. and thoere i a good call for kegs at 27ste8s. per cwt. Coffee steady. VeCy little doing in Caroelln ItRic. Sugar Is steady at. formler prices. Linseed Oil Ias quoted at 2090 Wheat has declined I2dald. per quarter. LeOorn MaBcaee-Lodon, Jouly 14.-The Corn market has beendull, and prices for all destcriptions have declined one shilling. The stoek of Lard-is small, and pricese very fll. Hracon has eet with a Bodled demand, but prices ar without mate.lal alteration. Sugars have declned Coffee fat-Tallow quiet. and quoted at £(a. 9d. per cwt. Cotton Inactive and unchangedin price. Meev .,. TtoAr.-hionry hase been easy, and the Englishfuondsactive. Coneelsarequotedatl0t0 toltOO{. Trade cn the manfracturing ditretos has been satisfaetory. r eor . P.lo.eo..--Thbc has been a great riot in Pidmontc , between the troops and the populace. Many live wade lost on both eides. oDmcees PraLo u TeoAo e EcvTeos.-The returns of the election, so fa recelved, show the eleotion of 117 mem. ber favorable to the Mtlnistry, 190 of the oppositlon, and 42 neutral. [Eve. Delta. .forelsn oPtsioane. The Kings of Bavaria, Holland and Belgium are to meet the King of Prussia ina few days at Pehlangenbald. The canton of Neufhobatel, Switzerland, has given fresh proof of its enmity towards royalty by electing seventeen republicans out of 28 eouncillors Two Ladies. Mademoiselles Meyer and Vondermame, have been imprisoned in the free (t) city of BOremen for pollticeal writing. The inheritance of MIleemit Alt has been settled-tho Viceroy of Egypt consenting to pay the helirs twenty. three millons of francs. An address, signed by 8200 inhabitants of Cubao, hab been presented to General Conocha at Madrid. The Spau tsh Government has authorlsed 200 convents to receive novitiates. The total number of the latter allowed to be received will be u18. An excellent piece of sulpture, " Daniel in the Den of Lions," has been fonnd in good preservation in the old abbey of Saint Germaln, at Auxerrc. Astatuo to Charlemagne, who in 807 wase the founder of the Post..flce, is about to be erected in the Rue Jean Jacques Rosseau, Paris. It appecrs from a letter of Mr. Moron, the publisher, that the cause of delay in the erection of the statue to Campbell, the poet. in Westminslter Abbey, arlse from the high price charged by the dignitaries for permission to erect in Poet's Corner, vie.: £28-a monstrous and exelustve rum. City Intelligence. A SPECTRAL VISIToni-ANTOINE DELIOLE. 'is form you may trace, but not his face; 'Tie shadowed by his cowl. But his eyes may be seen from the folds betwene, And they seem of a parted soul." The recent impressive man-choking, wherein Delisle and Adam were fated to suffer a double death-being hung twice--wa attended with so many circumstances of horror, that the memory of it-of the legal butchery will not soon wear away. The ghastly form of Delisle, a he stood upon the scaffold, his ashen features muffled in awhite napkin, a white blouse dangling from his angular shoulders, his elbows pminoned and rtmined backward, his shrinking body quaking In the agony of fear, his hol low cheeks and leaden. lak lustre eyes-furnishing a pie. ture that was so daguerreotyped on the imaginations of many as never to be enffeed. Many a nervous woman hea since fancied his bloody hand dangling at midnight with the folds of her curtains; rhildren in their dreams have been haunted by his grinning vlsage, and even hardy men have not hbeilated to admit the deep impres Mion which his ":taking off"' has left upon their excited and sombre fancies. This muchby way of prologue : A few nights siu.e, a party of seveu weae weeding their course homeward from a hilarious asnemblage, and their way lay through the shadowy precincts of the lerehantn' Exchange. Itwas the ery " noonofnight," when Fairies play pranks with unwary mortals, and witches gallop astride on broomstickl , and goblina take their airings by the dim light of the stars. it was a dusk and gloomy hour. A heavy mist enveloped the lower atmosphere. through which the lamps glimmered with a yellow, denl and uncertain light. The walls of the Exchange frowned gloomily above the party; Echo, grown sullen, refused to give back the sounds of their heavy foot-f.lls. and the aspect of the place gave to their imaginations the tints of its own sombre coloring. Suddenly, on nearing a niche in the massive walls of the Exchange, where the glare of the ,listant lama served only to make the "darkness visibl.,' the party were sim ultaneously startled with the view of a fearful apparition. Under the arch, and rigid as a stone, dressed in the habil iments of the grave, with eyes fixed on vacancy, in them no speculation or ray of intelligence, arms seemingli pin ioned back, Engers rigidly distended like birds' claws. body awry, neck turned askance, knees half bent, mouth wide opened and teeth exposed. grinning horribly-stood the apparition, as it seemed, of a parted soul. There was no time for contemplation or parley, for the whole party rushed back, startled by a sudden fear, and exelaimed in one voice, " Dellsle !" All seemed stricken with the horrid fancy, that Dellsle, the homicide, Delslne, the gibbeted felon, had either come back as a disembodied ghost, revisiting the upper air to horrify the vision of his destroyers, or that by some new-fangled invention of the doctors, he had been resuscitated, to anticipate the ago hies of dissolution yet once again. For there stood the shape-so like a phantasm-in form and featureso like Delisle, that none of the party doubted its identity. All exclaimed "Delilel-"-for the shrinking form, the twisted neck, the bandaged head, and even the blood spot on his shirt-the crimson witness of his first plunge from the scaffold-all presented an exact semblance of the entombad felon, Delisle. To say that the party exhibited signs of perturbatlon, or that they ran, might in these days of "pistols and soaf fee for two," be considered slanderous; but that they made tolerably fast time in the way of tall walking, we willasseverate withoutfearof contradiction. Stationed at a convenient distance, the party had leisure to contem plate the vision. None doubted that it was Delisle, resus oitated and resurrected, for it had on garments of the some out and color of those worn by Dellsle when he wat hung; it stoodin the same shrinking attitude ; its elbows were in a position as if tied behind the back, and the face was bandaged in precisely the same manner. IIre was room for thenexerolso of conjecture as to the cause of the dead man's reaoureotion, or for the play of a superstition, that could believe a disembodied sprite to have " revisited thus the glimpses of the moon," from the warm climate down below. One of the boldest of the party resolved to speak to it, but on his approach, it stalked gravely from under the arch of the Exchange. through the main hall and on in the direction of Canal street. There was an eloquent ad monition in the uplifted fingerof the vision, as it perceived it was about to be spoken to. more impressive than the warning of Amundivelle's Black Friar " ay naught to him as he walks tile hall. And he'll say nought to you ; A e srnweeps along in his solemn pall As over the grass the dew, ; But the less nervous one of the party wao resolved to speak to it and to ' cross it, though it blasted him." Proceeding on to Canal street, in the middle of the Neutral Ground, the -goblin" called a halt and com menced a series of cabalistic motions with the ends of his fingers upwards towards the stars. Then stooping down. be drew Arcturus and Orion upon the sand. and for the lost Plelad, he stuck a peg. to make up the original number of seven. All the constellation flamed before his excited fancy by representative marks drawn in the mud. Hle was plainly making, what he thought, a very pretty thing of it. Whether his plan was to map out a course of travel through the universe. and to journey through space by means of haif-hammon hops from star to star, was matter of debate with the spectatera. They determined, ghost or no ghost, to pry into the thing. Accordingly a bold adventurer approached the mud scratching astronomer, with an ' All hail, and what's your nome ? " Who are you ? was asked of the ghost Like the famed saddle nng of Bailam, standing stock still and remakieg never a word, he did not rise, flter the man ner of mortals eneembered with lesh and blood, but "progressed " upwards from the ground like a marsh ex halation and stood out under the pale glimmer of the new risen moon, a substantial and well defined reality. " Who are you? " again was asked. No answer-but a glaring of those leaden eye-balls and a chattering of the naked teeth, and a swaying ln the chill night wind of those gossamer vestments and a low moan, as the escaping of a pent-up agony. The pertinaolous questioner again asked, "Who are youen? Are you not Dalls ? " Slowly and solemnly, in tones that sounded as of the sepulchre, the form promptly answered, "Antoine Dei lsle ? yea-as! That there was a general '- vamoslag of the sauhe'" at this startling erononeemeat, It is nnam Aweay to say, Ple party loft the loanuay, alp at ar A distance watchls a staldy wdatchjiellho i td wtlt hands on the ghost ine4°Uasted hi a guard house. -The ghost wasan erratic Iuhatte,;ieseed .n Bedlam toggery, who had that veftlag eseaped frftLthe Asysliu Tue New PARR.--Several weeks ago, Alder man liark introduesd at a ittingtthe Board of Alder. men,a resolution, whlh was adop ed, provdotfg for the establishmont of a Park on 'i.b Mtaiito Ridge, ir tha rir of the Second Distrl . The Boala of Asslstant Alger. men, at their session on Tueusayi eninug, concurred in thils tesolutioh, with an a ndsaent, jrbpoasat by MIS Leeds, whleh enlarges the area of the proposed Par. by the addition of lpteen squares. The bounds, as fixed by the Assaitant Board, will exceed 5 o ares. Fifty-five squares are embraced within its limits, bounded by St. Loults, Urauline an Monroe Aveaues, and by the Metalrle Ridge. The estimated costof the ground is about $11,000. If this work, so boldly prqjected, be carried out, It will form, when properly embellsehed, a magnificent public improvement, little inferior in extent to the famous IIyde Park, London. The city has long needed such an air valve, and it Is earnestly hoped that the Board of Al darmen'will lose no time In hatrlg it perfected. INQPEss .-Deputy Coroner Loze held an in quest yesterday in a house on S4. Ferdinand street, on the body of a boy eight years old, named Matthlas M. Deoker, found in the river at the foot of Clouet street, in the Third District. The deceased'as a native of Phila delphia. Verdict of the Coroner : "Aodidental drowning." T.E HOMICItDE IN THEATRE ALLEY.-Thomas B. Cunningham. John Duffy, and George Thompson. lias Isaac Allison, charged with the murder of Captain J. B. Weymouth, and with attempting to kill Robert Green, at McDonnell's Coffee-house, on the night of the 21st inst., woere yesterday arraigned before Recorder Winter, and pleaded "not guilty." Samuel c. Reid. Jr., Erq., appeared for Cunningham and talked half no hour. The examina tion was fixed August 3, at 11 o'clook c. N. THE FoornINE GEWDER.-- Many a frail virgi. nas was up yesterday in the Flrst DistrIct. As nothing is ever done with these women by way of ines, their arrest appears to be only a kind of recreation for the ofiedrs, who delight in the'smell of muslin. AssAULT WITit A WgaroN.-Tim O'Keefe was charged by L II. Pitle with going into his office and as. sauitti him with a dangerous.weapon, but as the prose cutor did not appear to swear to the charge, the prisoner was released. DiscHArtoED.-Daniel S. Halloran, charged with entering a stable with intent to steal, was discharged, it appearing thathe entered the stable to avoid a row that wasgoingon in the neighborhood. STB¶AOai IFtOM A STEA..eAT.-IIarry Puller was up before Recorder Genols yesterday, charged with stealing from on board the steamboat D. B. Mosby, five bottles of champagne wine and one lot of cigars, E.by man testified that he is barkeeper on mid steamboat, and that on the 25th inst. his bar was entered, and the above named artiles stolen therefrom. He testiied. further, that he has seen the wine in the eofi,r-house of Samuel Schuyler, and waq told it was taken there by Puller. The accused is in prison. FOURTH DISoTIICT-Recorder Tsaught.-In this ofilOe yesterday. Thomas Shaw and wife, were up for an assaul andbattery and attempt to kill. B. Mullen was arraigned on a eharge of perjury. alleged to have been committed on the 12th of April. Mr. Larkin, for shooting at a mark across Plaquemine street ; and Franis Virri for conducting himself in a suspiclous manner. arrined: At Cincinnati, I Tna.dy, July 13, EDWARD R. OLEOTT and Died On We'dnesday .ilrmoonJuly 2, at 1 ,IF dot, J+ yr .1&idoAk, ther C.,ylltynMn. AI3jEE lOLANT LAIARRE, . oaf F.J. Leln tnn Dearhnpellcs. IS The friend. ol the Ifaily, tad thine of J,,es A. HopkihA, ,r ..pet t'lly invited tIten the Iuneral, whiAA .ill take ply TIIIS AFTERNOON, O11. oItaek, frm tot rrI date. of 3A,. F. I. iLbnns, an Rampart Irtet, bl.eI- St. AtE .an Diurnal.. On Wedamd.y rooming, Ju.AA 9it, ELIAANOR, aged I .th. yd4 dnge, danghtar of pd-t sd CIirnberh Ryan... 0, ttAyy. Juy I, aI BFI~y., Is, DAVID JOHNSTO, E8q. at , 1 Iet ninntecm yeau member of Lhe l? ýIUY a~iwiFI td fr th 0. Friday nl ht, July 49, f phlkoid tttor, 31r. tAgil, A. L 'JA31S, aged 34 yeah, a tat- of Larli, Cuuuly Corkr, Ireland. On Tuesday eNyiyAJnly tIQA A p-t.tl F o'rlyyA.iy Al. ctlp, 01511 NAltEEP TOITENHASI tttIJIttE. gAc I rutN In ,tyth.N II11 y., d gh-h t JIo ohn aIA Eli-,tb Fr.tt. lnyguire. On Vlehy yrunint , Jaly 27, SARA!!, ALyult.r Af Jtm.. aat Eli, In Te.% even inyg, July97i, at I o'tltk of Choler, bin. ALICE O'N1tt, AgleLs eyear, wAlt o CAnUliy, v il. -` RALLY! RALLY! !RAl.r.Y !- ScoTr RANGIERS I-Ths &Aot Renpe .ill meet vet tGer Clb Roam, os, the PEARL, Ne. 1553. C.Erlas ·Va(, oG n FRI1AY, Julgy s. A pone hut +ttoods~ca le regaeated fmm every moember, s basis. of impor. tat" Sill b., tInra 5 d y Nyd ,of th , Presi'ent: CHARLES Al. WATERMAN. ST..; -S,,G. S.Ton,, S,! ntmipl. f3- WosGo EAJUITIVE CO MIYTTEE.-A specinl 1111tin ,ill he .,ld on FR EAY EVENING, Idly 3n, ve IhIlf-pmt I e'rloelk. P-de l -0 ,,nn. is p.,,,, .0rl -1 ra 1. ltyordmut t hu Presidnt.. [i119] . SILOoTl( NSSerrrt·ry. . MR. REcrO DoISEAR, 51i CRna1 street, silicr oil lrho denimo to take ... eithelhr in W'RITING or RO~ll ,CEEuIxG, Idaung IIbn vllol vsit. to' C o' immately. j)-rS II TREASURERS OFFICE, C,., or New Or..-' J..Iy I 52, I.j IWTO COFFEE HOUSES, GROCERIES, EPC. - I, or, ...c with the 05th seedersn of the Art of Cunsulidntinn, +11 ecmo· doing 5,s ..ss.ndur, LICENSE SIS requirld to piay p hG said Lir.,,se int he lr-retry. Notice is tlhl,,NG, h'"bl., Ki'', that n 5 oal an prompt runmplianx. with this provision of the rchutcI will be xfpneteI and ..forced. [p11' plI WMI. II. GRALAND, Tre.so. )rnl,s' lT' ta.al SoFf-1.,,se,10 Dr111,o0. bns, s, RG,,,,,sRelail Gr er-ýi Uilllard-rolls, or any otl-r piece or IlI.-. whenr. !Illlrw iir. or 'sGnr itj veil r.,iE., ichl ern or my 1. up..,s Icl, , .oversio,. Ant ssd after f ," ta)· nett "v, b w ylrun by LIII Trc Ilrc in writingi he tiw.d joy the Poliac ofeither ili~trirt. nu th." r.rnlrr of w~1 Trensur. r ISO<dred, TSnt ell Policeo, lloa g 5,' h,' o 55r reuired to n, port, thrua*L therir rrnp".uiul Lhplnine, to Irilt Treiuurer In nrdunK, all IAI~ II FI .IsG d..lI,,e,,,sAG It5GGl o. AlAM 1 rm0n. [ESib o] FCRAN ALPUENEF, President Iloyrd of G ui.E. IFG ldSS an, Apllrassd loth July, le5?. l igsudf A. D. I`ROSSAAN, Mayo~r. \A LocI:IIAA CoCu.L SoN. 15 . ANS S. 31I. S A e.ed meeting of LOCISRNAIA oCUNCIL N.. 13 It. and . will Ie ald CR FRID1Y .VENIN'. Juy ;o, n( hnfa-prat 1 o'clock. Cmonm~wlora n ill be ptmtltefil, nu busi-I n'm oinolre l oI Ironh begaf. * the noD.il. By order of tllb 1. 1. 0 1V [jy11 El E.CIREI Y~~~I jn t] , A~. DUlNmlEL; tterurder. _1 J HOWARD LODGE No. 13, I. 0. O. F. Ar A re lar mreting ortblh Il hdo will be beld THIS EVENLl'G,Thureday, at thaG rrand I.wlg.lell, tTj iEo'clok. Puotuhatttnllto i. ri, u. lt.d. Uyordr of he N. U. [IyJJ Ui. r;. i.LP. I, S-ewtary. .... =-----,-m---- - W WSHVINTroy FIRE Co)IPANY NO. 20. "fbt olSew and me. .er of th bool omany are hlery notie1 tw ttend the r ealhtr malh wnddztg, ou SyN DAY MOANING , AuotIt i . ii ,ue:Iihd reglar u1t yeln. on MONDAY DYI.NINO. at hF-p.a t o a ek. l'lnrU~ll attena t neaeau i sargent .y rqtle. ted j9. .J1 EPIP C. ROSE, Secretary. S~l ATTYNTION WAsIINoToN ARJTILLERY O' W R.--ORDER Ito. 9--The multher ,,f .l r are .r. brby onired to ott,0d, pored, on SUNDAY MORNING, Au . at 1, at I 8 o'I k, o t tile Arl0 .al on (.rocl sorel, no ln.,nlv. BIy ordr of R. R.ONITIO'El, Lieut. Commamding WnlO. DIBA.ln Seretar. Itir/ Tile Company will parade in faiplal uniform, without side nrma, 1.i0h Tr C.lrd pI iG, I px and blnrk waist lrll t. jy _3 " TH SBcHooL VACATION will enable Teaches or Ppil to p1r0wt Ihr ,.RITIOI AND B,,OK-KEPINO aNGt D*OLBEAI' ACADAIIY, 5 Gentlemen Putsting .ra ewrork rSould 1leave their orde,s fr Ia SET OF SHIRTS at C. LEIGHITON & CO.'s FIRST PREMIUM SHIIRr AND GENM''S FIINISHNIIO STORE, No. 6I PaMl Itreet o1n deor from St. Car, a creat, whore they will have their Shirlt. a ~lttn tb,,,r arrival tt the alnn - ln,:tory IY. 1 Park Pin.t, New Yark. Memnd,,, of rho ",anu't cat .wayr clnb" cuu have tlm deliwred in New)Orlenns within cix week,, pLo ..l ,o.... ., .oE Ow.......N........ RO ,.l IKeep Cool--Kerp Cool. TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES! ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 84 MAoAZLNE STREET, L41 Are eiling their now lrge stock of SUM HIER COTHIDNG for GENTILEMEN, BOYS and CHILDREN Lat elrtrmo Impil profits, itb the great object of closing it off erJ the hll sheen commence|. They nr. siling good LINEN PANTS for S Il; ('OATS 4115 to I. 25 I SIIIRTS fr.mo 1 fi to 1 ;5, very fine, nod mrui io tNe beIt manner. tW Every article in .lore warranted in every respeot. I ONE PRICE FOR GOODS aND NO DEYIATION. Jy.6.ptf Clothi'ng .lade to Order. Thu eubncribere are prop rmtdIto take mcehsrae and nevite orl for CLOTHING for thn eorn ng eeanon, with teh underntowdhn that all nrtlelee orderel shall prove antirfa,,tory in every Io'pel, or those rth r ing wilt b. uNder no obligation to Ike them. THOMPSON & NIXON, 1joCA pI p streC t eIp do1 Ilrooloway, N-wYork. Xeorrle U It'ay, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE, CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMSON STREETS, jA Order tie C001 Ho.tl. TIl Sc.ilool, VACATIOXs will enable TeacheLrs r Pupip, to ~cmu EEIIIANT WRITERS. Chwu-e during vtwe Lhnleleprea. y for eueh fromIT1n a. Ito I. . t DrOLBEAI lS MIITiING ND BOO0 KW 0'INt1 E..ADEMIY, Ll C ot oo l oreet,(E.tBli.d ldlhlbI.) LV"Pr, t .wt Che for Ldi, O,'nllanten altvrnde to . .ua jy tf RUFUS DOLRIIAIA, SS CdI.treLt. Paul E. T"eard,T TRANSLATOR, Ofei. No. S113 EXCHANGE ALLEY, b0.,..n El. LoEiaund Conto.t, Ier Mr.TIIEARD ofrs, iha. .Bi, oG Lothe publi, and aoounito that· hwill translate Rrom El~h dSpnld into FwnihE1TERS. CRIIELARS, PAMPHLET I CONTRAL ACTS OF NOTAhRIES ARTICL.G SF NEWSPAEWPESI, COIMES C FAL NOTICES AIfT OTHERS LEASE. SETINGS OF ONIIIL A. D OTHITER PUII IC METIGNOS, nod, f, 0elll kiud1 ' wr-dieil Ht wOil alo com. etp. | eilldevot.weA vein0 g t01 hea.,fI IC rohy e toI ,a, a.n g' OSl® h.ou. fom 9O. t 4 v. pl p.ptfI ---p--- --~ N EGRO BOY FOR H1RE.-Au active Boy, S Ilad nbout Bfiteen, who hs likely anJ iselligent, for hee. In qRraRI C. J. BARTLETT,N 9,h.atei ctet till n ,l jyl" i4t TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. tw re,, Neb rY.H tArdLy fromSty oloo.e No. E3 F dplauade s·let, a Negro aln altal AUGUPUTS, twenty flveyeau.ord -1 Sw, t.'t four rB five Sases high, weigl. rbout one htmitmd *rid .J thirty five auds. of f S rown e',lor re, nOtl fR,, N Epolk, Vh.gii ; I boule aI d IpyE e t, s ery piS ot we1 n R LIok toudIIle; worn away l bown lianl r p s t, oattoRld ].,ab t tull boom sEirt si k h .o; Icaed away,,hdle with Thn i. hahigh ohl0e" combs his haltr f no other marks re tod, l The above rewal will . paid for hie d iA to me, or to11 SEN.OA RNNET No, Id EoplEAd street, or lodged .lI ai O ht I nly, le. t .SEA.ID nI uter v wtaw tm'nsI n St to t Hin Wim n the al, tiny ris; lahir. .ll, ltf' JOrlpBj. LHBURE EX:r$SO aovnr.WKSTFA RA UAvfDso. Cit Ptsqt.t Sore cep ".nmkeloxourt yet will. r, "ore ntclrutaq Mat T?-aksns WANTTE T P E DHB-. er ue ANTED IMM rAlTLt oft ofh jewho 1W AppyCityi ttirt.,b iarte Cddiad I. WJetl, SI OUR GOOD YOTI'RII. 3rd v H. tmeZRxsaO. ANTED TO PURCHASE-Av eyteg pe A t ktt AP t. - poot 80 or 88 7 iT" f T p WiCANTS A SITUATION .-A yJoung man w~ rmptnt to attend to my knd of e ateo boo"Mleni rlilaatlan. }o b n ood "ooutpt ri.nurý afdto h ndan It rry etfentir· 1o bpeio··r An elomn a~ ednL ed o . H 'd., nt the Creeeeo t omos, will by " .d 10. iJt 8 j WAR~NTED--By n resident of the itn ho e n n be rell'room 'od b y hl""dnra "tm Illw "tosU~ shot wilt pay Ia Jr e ma Heto ýaom- loteb U ~ ""y* _L ppAWyotthi~oflm,byleltbnuldmd dOw:W. . ,1111 `]ANTEDD TOHIRE-A Negro Gil aeNurse Addax bocJ, Xn. , Pos-a le. in -1 .y Mwh and nrpMbwPa TO RENT. ' OR RENT-For the summer or longer 11ie rId--Th e E- (.lol toherh .t ak. wd oouvenientiy V146d. DW1LlfNO HOUS E--lt the na' :, h l-No. 8 , .Irat. For trme apply the SLore undmnth tt N.oC. . Mp ·tnll. Y TO RENT-Three 1.rge well ventilated p RONT OFFIOES Iad ON 'OiOfE I*nl6lng' Bsll mrgi omerCe (n and St, Chal u treUI. suoo 451,5rlr. J ly,o rr.. , ote l JOe JS.MAt Li t.O.t. F OR RENT-Board a14 oto1#O F l wn' fill dwcl~l.- pt hootlng on lyet.reet nw When g.ee ol or eo..e .n to. o 1 TnhIMER RESIDENCBES.ot *3 Dlrrliull rpnta norlDn r.J ¶~OiENT-Anoo1b t1ly 110 wit, ar. 1 tr" º, 7:o FOS F OR SALE-Under fHll gtnta-A a e'ry aupyrior NK(tIO WOMAN. 8b. i i olý ruhn andL i"" n r, anld u " nnnutreu mtd 6 hotlll- ln~yr M I av·rlor. *he e.+n snt x ,d nllkn elothaa, nd la pap.M Ia rba nhnoa o hn.ue nn fnollly dulring the rlpll at a IUnr or mi~n u. cad b churl woparlrm~r· I duty rogulrvd Mwa str Inllltaett F pswor thy enrcvw. Addrvu `9, nos C, 83 NewrOh Ytl-DBI f4H F OR SALE-The steiwboat B. I). rrt lotg in the reeat trald.. *IaJD a a L i. Ivdn -I . Fuor patiul~nn, aPla J.99 r J. H. MnRRIUPN IAco. SAORBALE.-A Lease of a residenee in L' lh~ltoat--poaA nollhborh ren(ltmW~antte-nr)*ib th let OdfbU, lq.O.,h wfl it FS. P Ull iEE DI, 501) N Scat ppuutchue tha trtu rll be ueatauodata6 ·ru ImnQdiw pone dne lrs·. Fm yrtlculann nddrau Dog ?.Prt L~, 11 d n~o~.d' 'Olt SALE -A second bond Double Cal.nder PRINTING S ACIIINAPXH-p.Um. No, ,brd44b51. Asn(l del. welvmonths witheO pprn,.d nn. ty . deOlb l lna. AppIy .t thireE... Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance CO3PA3NY, No. 3 Canp at3.3. THITID ANNUAL STATEMENT. 3334nLran, 3uly 3, 334). tar ThVe Vic Pre3idoot nod Actuary3 , to y443 rd.33333 l.3h Chole3., submit 3 following statement of its ai33.3 far A 3. Nea ye 3,3e4d51 3.33., far th3,ear 433 new y.3333., e33.33.33 436 3 Wkufi·oalat.s.e earieter. 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Deulialxi ....................... ],Filot Ynlld.................... TuW1 ....l..................... bTu i....................... 40 H. 3,31.3333... 33.3r.y. 33343333, 4la.3. Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance Company,....... & The Boned of 1>n Dlctor. hove declared a .... 1 l~lu o 1f. patent. (mnkiug .l.l.-Eve per e St.rip diridtad e. three yrnr. .ai tee) for the at d peer ...d..g . a June, 1351, for hid ....i. ..rti.. Ulh wll be ·. .u-l 1o . h. 1,,c-bete, io l'-d. pro ,.it. the harter _jy4 1at B ode a te n. . . Y.RT, ebsy 13'a hartres street. -1* 13 P. W. WOODLIEj. Er In ddition tohi. general Rack, hr an hew A LARGE STOCK OF PANCY, STAPLE AND PLANTATION GO OfS. ýaLeU-ý WrA LARGE STOCK OF MUSLOIN, HARLOTS, JACON7TS, LAWNS, GINGHAMO, BATFTIST, PUSE, PRINTS, et.0.e, - __I St ai{4 Checks 61 CAMP STREET. 61 ON BOTON, OINONATI, NOW YORK, LOUISVILL, PHILADELPHNA, ST. LOUIS, Pi' Pnoho.d an told by mhO yIJp MATTHIEWS. FINLEY d OG ~4.Lsenchcattkel~ceor1 No. 99 ST, C-nq- ST.~,r·~ Prom ,If pact to to bolt-p It.y AlIt Aarete fully nynented. pM LEuncl -at th~e 19haites.AM8 THI ISORNION __ mm half-posthq1ooS lo half-poito. tol, D Ar. the Maet. fmr y repemrsee d. ~K~S~Iar.7W rHn a p J AtD EvT r8 T otlee o hie prohnfon set recordin to thebeet of hie bility, t Idai oC m.o ree·dea`, 74o. It ARoNNI I1TREET,nn.· Cn... ý'.trompettitlaawth gecke i pries. Torml cah. rol. Or. ./Ben's Imhprovement in Jrtf. Ilcal Teeth. lar DENYTISTRY AT NICW YORK PRlCBS" OIIRIAS'S C. SIELS, DENTIST,from N-Tmk, n or of SL. h.a la, No.rt h tget (,to whih l ee BESUTY REL\ LI I ·nd moo YERYECT ADAY7'ATION TO TILE t1,0.IO, whokh rondonthem aonble aad u lei to a de bltbc hitherto nnowa Thaw iatreetod sreto~td to call and e, mip;oedaun· nr Entire artier inep, y aIratid. np opP 9-W Jyl1s SpA.W F~ROThcO.. 1Snl~sRia.h..S.t. aoota, Shes unrd 1Brogan, AT WHOLEL5. Imo'O ROOTS BISONee ARS knpriioe s~ e~Ar CAPSo and ib WA ACHY ATsrHlc jyISpA.'- _ POSBT 6 O. Mltsva.1o. stt. T~HE GREAT FIRE IN CHItICOTHi, OHIO. SONE-THIOOP THE TOWN YE B1N'IX) ASOOSI hA. IStntt uR enppy S th~i~ EXCmEP YOURS ROý ApB GOl MEXICAN, PALM L MAP, 8TRAW and CAPEACHY BlA'I i, s U"JMU 1 - --t market PAS , by NOHI`NGN WALS INJURED "ADRISUIS.SWITY Jy18 INN FPOSTA N.1 W T. ULnESION. ThE GREAT, 1 FIR0 E ItbN, i Co lhIt 0, O SW bLNI ONES ARE THE ONLY NTVEl TO CE OTP"'IN TO LAI . tiIP'Tio Eau tarnu LEVEN 'TAPELS NT dI~HDCPS It~, l TOTALLrY ORLSTESINILNCHN` O~i AtONE biAAfp u"'~r MSloto I, dEAY h01 I llE~l TI . E t; °i b E XE PR T~lR ~ l Y O IR O o OF fo ntpop · 1 ro to nrgg r-troeCPF LCTS DE OY NOTHING WASY ,ElNl o. NUERYD AFE RUT ED-Lut i the SMALL SA DER I BOUO ST Flu* Boy W'ji~TIENR.scn r.AM~l BI. IBSWttlttr,t,,EI hrN'tEy, - Youl r ll. SbttiEt ERA WtlN . T. CLMAN. DWTR. *REolb., ONL tSttt'IaTtRSRDII..,AIB., XPt I.l tothe Mme., ynee vng Dote. bondsan gcna ,to thi s tlrol of 00000. The Ch lCo e Bra la o parallel cep, EVERY SAFE BUT ERICRI VO RSN ETD j8l that ·r ldnldnr ', D smy b nnapete m rrtw. ure tcm MENT, nn te bat sos a saa I the aid Hatw orin he hol wold p'Tey IMQ o e h Dpt 18U G Watr t potI an IFatoIC