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t ,., .*« S*Belyi< »"'.- P"" ('"««'' »'«idi '.

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ffMrf he* rr woe.1 n T effort* r.. plo * a B M | I " W 0 I

TliL »ktitr h e mw.» <. Ar ¦till Brilli*m ScLitapp*. »"'!

lV7<et .fu- i. .>..!..- i" t.>..»p I«Statuta .¦. '.' I'"1 «>".' v '. nr *»'.'. P '"

L,,..,.* .:, :.,..o leib» irwebj .t I * I ¦¦' adl lave

,«Leii'<l bO* Ibew ireorat* term mmmnmnmnIocs«flu. h..» *>».

a^ii.e fr«» It l> i -.wh r..**

-ettberbiKt.t hr*aOy, beath kfMlf 'tat ¦***' - . P' '

fMtW-Mel} lor me I* trace "opf r tie Uet 3>. r

(aid ibe .*<*.*.¦<. tM.)« ¦feodiut. . <l prkrsol one J

hTTefilWr-oi...!-. II» t'a**»rd of l< f. - 0brands ha!»*> 79 ft mit lowe», aid I b»ve no* riar,. a-rc--

¦¦bWarOBOm btaidy exfnttOTi fat Pr*aet rib* blsnttat re|

and am resubrlv ftA t tot pWfBII t4 tf.. '

IpTtOj.'W^' 1 .'. .Lrt .r,Hn« **. ,U" * ? :'

Cblatr Brtt.o11 -tr.titre with inj sett, kbt-U. and eertifltmw tb* brandy k b.4tr.dhv .-.-Mt'-e put*.nD.'uIterated rti

cie '»ad rt w.l' he fooad «tet need »«. » -tt bte, a bet rtf I

,l.,. ratii ». ll .... ''.tatattei

eeretai ku atoll t that a bottle of fit uomlxed Vi :- brand]aatrtri 'IB 1 : '¦'

wateaerreed.It*a»ile»»i Mi red laiitatiaa. OfaUdeterfpt*ree*f etdetl aftrita, brand] ratal l*i bi(b price, bat keea

c«a article thf uiix. nai.n m-Un bat r Hure n ti.- .. aitaatl . I >.

«:.i* o.il ii'U* 11 t»l. naallbet railed frcteb bfandy baw baaa

eratterrd aiu «lij tbrot |btbt -id, at I bite beea Iba {.. a

mpju tfa.tli it. mil bti i ti >-iti» e. ti i rrim.« tad batt «»ni

boataoda if w »n1» »r»\e, .?!( <ii itroj m« tre-

tneti.nai nif.'i. m b . naa akaava raptii*pled aien I« »... *. aab* ¦aaatatiai ootaycmadi tad tefl\r Kf l. 1. bet

. T°be rirtii.'« «t pi r» rrei.rh l.rar.dv Bead nil be I >M >.> B»

Tbey air itm bbraaaaaal bbaa iia a* * trem- .i.e..: h rn.nl»t:»i.;aj-t It ba attba Fretvl iih..'i batre p »eti« »lly aaaaad it,mKaa 0* lb tW," tba water of baa Bai tlo bBoUtaloit oar*

wbee fite e-.d :i:.t)i.l'..rsi'1 M11 .¦ fw' r'd \. :tb »he learfal.nfiedi»nt»tL»t»t'" d Itr.rtfrtJoa, H becomraI death dm.'

{, ii ol i.K im o« < f i"ir tii-e.

To rea«d» *!. v( mnl .«» .i mtmm at bi *

bvttlita It and wllit a It »» "W.l'»'» O.'iuir.e i m Br .).I am dally rrrcetrlst o den from Iba e;r-. a; : i| tin irtee

a aB farla mt ibt ITnlna. tn irrt ft fn neona: paipnee« Tinare tN ataat i pi lanat to atlt aa attbtlt OdO, n r. benefitthkmat iiV. in* if "ad eir.it. K. Tba pttet . c^u 6v ¦b.amt-d BJaataaaal aapli dioa at my office, by letter txj

CaaLPtN Win », N'. 2.' R svi-r »t.

Till: Dkh.i.m 1'ati:nt PlAKO-FoOTBO." Tbr i.rit ftaaa asltMaa "

Ii U tk< ui ly Plaaa laa BtaatacOaaol wblrb Is truly i v .;

the pete, i[H « <ih * L.' L i! .i inarV U-u.< pftcltaly ttatt of tlVloftn. ,Tbe Irr« btd pTete, wtii h ¦.i«t»lt.i. oH tat »'rs n, ii critirn'y fr»e

fr< ro ll* oaae or \ il.rat'.iy uut mt bW ¦».¦¦!.... tit twtti.rbtx.jda panaiai * etaialabi »>"i.d i k atibai a» u laa Vloila.Pat baia aataltf nr <tftm. and at11 n 1 i,e taan

aay edber l*^i.t>, a:.d. hli- the Viol.i . '-.ey ÜBBB ItBfratawith ate m m

Tbe luataiuint p wir, and parity aai rm um "I boat ra

aaaa<otta..v » Ae<t:'», U'vi fiat l a 8..>. N .. M3 Kroadwaj.

K. a I TimO., rr" Tbe tr.-ie ii trnnd nud i.< Me It l.»* t' .- ' pvity far tat

trfabaj tr« .< tu.« i r tii tt-1 tad Mb teaoraaa ol law tt p..v..i.to. i.iv. beard eaieiliO in (iipth, pi.rily. and ayaipalBBtk.w»ati..M

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naa i. at o< t»§ri.«ik. M»x Mm. ./. k, and atbata." Tbe U r.e Ir.f the mtf ar> »| eyiiali .) e r».»' fraud <.'. ni'< f«-e»et

aid eaceeda tin n, ia pure ni'iii.el bBbwBObBJ BBd MWel m

power "

Cavi ma Turin Pi pi ii.

Tue Dalaei Patbbi h*a< fat k.Bner.e tw or liirte iiiai.iiUiiur.ra f l'itn K net .>

Elofd aa epliea t iid r. pi.t>U"ii d'rlnt tbe |a«t ya*' rtwte, Bad'g tl.r 'i.t DrbjBt rateal Piaur«, bow Daicoa,

PakMi Li i a Co f 'i it*. »*e fa.t tup..aadn i iityltaelacletttibeally e< Batiai ed bMiaaaaabb bat i obi loed a..n,.- <>f u...

bral ettr u.ai'e ... r tbti patei.t ». r jr. ,mivt. nr.. . t r

¦I tbetri to tfcelr BBtaBaMfl at d t> tbl pil 0 fuel,; < i platt>f II,. Driff. V .:

Tbe wUiir plai, auBOiBullBBthiiPianoaraaaoalBer< itfr bi

that purtued l«r the laat f.l y yeaia, 'hat the i>oi.ranre and want

e.f apafBtbatatamttmaaobrata . lybitboti Ural lo| ¦..

witb Ha mtfhani'-al ri.i., m. ton. -<i tl.. m ii:,. tri r« pre a»ialtu iU Imme dial, ana MM eee hi de»t !. poiei t. Mr. In iggt, tba >t.i

out a prartirai I'iano WMbOBB. ha tklDfal enflBeet lu ooeiblaotl¦aababbbtj aad baaaiea»Bted <.t tbe attM tatertatln| todbaaettaal Bte** ea lae Maeno* of aee itiea waleb batrc j.r t

developed. Ii aodilu n to hia MbaBÜBt attairme.:'« v BM

Bow bnaiabt kalu lb* buaii ea the pramleal tapttltaoi of thirty.¦.a jea'a, bnBtliatt Witb et eil apfi.iu. e i" u, ike 'i.eae

menu equal la an tibBBaftl ttili t iay la tbi wot Ibentreatear arid BMajtaB pottBBl maaiad bteoaUciB tl kba aje i, ...

Jalty dtwrttrptdTo eon,par" tbe Brei i'eaiaboal raf B ibaai raltoa la eat of tl.e

hi o.ei ae I: .«. . i e a wbl< .1 1* .w lit' iatut» tbe II tooa,be aeout aa fuir >nd l.oi.ett a a mpafbaSB U the one a",, mptttl bjour .' ii p ". jte.

All * 0) »I» luter. .'. d in Mu.ii al ..r Bt laattl BtBbatWI are r>--

^eabtbBabttrOadtoeaflat*ar Wareroatt*. N... MJ lir...'1way,.c» blot 1 bbötra the St MaCbolat, ami examine tl.' Unite Tan btfbaate aa an pttBnttd Wm Bali k Boa.

Mai.Ii im .« FaLaaUMNMtaVt'e have b». u 11 1 rmed Ibat there a"' n ai.y pttBOat ei i^.-d

i« mai.ufa « an irui'ati'.u af 8BI 8i.«iv (ftl B1VI -, a: d

aellini ihetn a veiy low prii e, rah rlit-l kt d*etift fe-iaoinwbo ate out 'emiliar wl'b our ma Mm a.

fb/aaOwea**aawatamttbbtataaeOaae,tad b»\e f.,rl.irnado

Inf tnjtblDt. bat tlit rnl hia t'"wu la Mof. an extent t! at at*fiud it aaaaawy to put »n *nd bt ti eae pbatlealM i*a, wh,., bv

lbs roorer tk. y are purauii.^, are dereivi^f the | r a laawaf]Into buylut aaabbk ». ava bOa a.

Tbe gtiatant. e liven hy ll.. ae p.Mtea kt kbaaa WatO bay trBtflkbeai la albrily Italae, aa tbi-y will l.ud io a aijiu-t t in. tri mali.

BOOhUkO oaitaoi s, and if u<d lied at oik e we at t II take bemat bioea away BBBB kbaaaWe hereby |l»e thla timely aabbatbj ¦ B houi ti n date we warn

all who are rtiemifeoturlut and taHBI Lbeee awiudline BWBoab'BOObj aa w. .1 aa tbi*i e I... I">\I baaaOl er aha'l pun Im,- tli n,

that wa abah h rthw itb eomuienre a aail arninat. aid proaooBttkbom to tbt, ii e\L ut it th. law -Neu York. A r. tt, 1*88,

L M. Biaaaa a. Oa.

Sim.i:k's Si.at im.-Mai mini s.

Tl, uaei .tt r.f rtlh.atea fioiii uiauiifatturen in et.iy p ;rt ..f

tba Dull«d Htatea atteat to the atrentlk and durability ,.f riu*

maohtooa, aa »ell aa tlit. IBBtaVaat and baBBtyal their .'i'. ii.arkt.dk la mote uidloriuly the aariie ou both aiilaa uf the Ubriatbao aay other In market. IB*) aia adupted to all kinda of ai w

la». tObar cnarae rr tine are pttOabOy tbfb> Bt OVlt Ofnatliaii.ad we eaaily kept in order. The Mviiv Si.v.n,.-Mo iiisin,

at 0*° and A",*., ate juit what la needed iu every KwaOj.L bt 8ia..i a I I'o Ra 4M I "adwav.

Wll.IlkiK'.H PoTKVT SaI.AMANIM.K SAPB,Til It

Oti at Fla». PaOOl S.i BI Tin: Woai :>.I II .ir»..., '..i httr Prmm l>.,wrp tf.

B. o Wn a«a a t o

N". IM Broad »ae,

_Oatrm Day .. B. V.

Qkovi k S lUhi.i: s

Ni.u (i .ui Mhu uia vi ni k.

Krtr» In the Ima' i. M cau am.rd btba wit t '.. Th-iiwork It otM-ipialad iu bea.ity aud >trn.|tb, .: i all atOtraM'fktoea Hat l.-ti for tbi a bnaiura«. lu «onpai.e.a. OtaM tad ir-

tbtam at No. 50j Bio.d« ..y. Plhaa, OOJkliiui\ 11< A |5\m i; > N.iivi.i ,>v

faun y Si vt tat Mat" Pur et.e owu fan.il» net » e Ot. . iftalTy Mtfat I that Q tri

bOaktr'aU Uta beat, and a oro-./'y f kaatd I ".IN. VTrtbuue

orrut Taoaaatbu > n Ra v, b*oabu»v._K'>- IU pBbTaa-ar., Baoaai ta.

N» 0 s» >\ M x, ,,IS1 ^

0'. 9t ». aiit Oti Bt I tri WaBTiaOJfs Mb, oaA. OSa, b o, a.-., h .iu,1uu,_

»"*.< " »».» AttB.lS.Oa.--"-n ,v. Mt, is C. ., N 1, ... .

BaiiTlltH I s CCLKBMatc1i StWIM. BJaCTIIMJSPau Be Oaaai t Btat'cto

Baautt .«I». uaat OM $39,Bt .in, i i Hat pi ti n kiv.; OaMraar,

toa ti| tlruaoway, ..rtift HotTataVttTilt; Amkkk an Ihn i!i.i~l7iKi7tir"S m \T.

tae MaCMiasi are iiuivrraaüv ifpiaiid. TaWSa it m iapp.ai.tn«*! to the*, BtaV bb a. a. bVVy .re Warren-ed tti do aa

flaw £ ZTLV1"-l* "i""" -"""t **i* . * ¦ .

Wo. tW Bf tea vi ay. Afcut. w auu-d.

STKAItNS a\ M\l;VIN s

OTxtaaa PaTrvT_

BaLAMtvo rK harr*

JrJT-... ""J'" * 1 ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ bt.e btaa te SSMMNOO« aeam, aa* bet* a*sti rttTrd arjartaBtitajt. mat ..

BOaaoOaB Uaavu |fi" ffJS " » rb' aow ml waikta t- Itttr Orkaaiia

The El hi ka Cl l l in: a i rit

RiavtrB.a h,a., BM ?v.....*:.Vaa,.MV:,:sN B T, N ' ' ui iu:.:n. B -rax iet « i-0ii.a Bj pi.r >H., ut not han.i Baal

ajjaa«bJbiia.iaaaaaaawaB »»¦»>? g aPl....w.Vt jJI&^V^J *wn,u Maciunu bmuVo too

..crbsUML ta*P.«aair* Bawatnoitt ireei aov. U i. mX ,

wawOOs to baatt tbyatbatof aay ... ktaam* adoealekii.t. ta;.,.t.:. a,.. M,.rat.rw OtOMaOm Warn rk I, »

_No. 477 Bsotdway. N V

>1nki K iV LTOM'B Si him; JJ \i hin:_\\ar-rssBarl to alte better eatl-fa. i i ti aa aay outer aw, _> iu .bl4naark.<, or UMtueT -ei

tt. O..Paus oaawt bo ba 00_N V« Br a Itvay.

Wmlei kk iV Wu *«'n i s ö i\i; vi v nxrx** We prr-ler tbem f.* ratui r uae '- | Tr:- :r" They an tbe lavoritea |o/ ffihat ".'Taan<<.

Orb. a, Ba .W liioadway. n T.

Ol Ks. WlNsf.oW s BtXPflTJBfJ BOtt'FPot Cm rr tu. \ TbaiBipa,

Will pooitteely cure QBOfcOOA 1m tan a. Dvt» vTrar, WmiBbbOOM a, Wian Cmoliv, and a.': OOBbaai .ucijrnt ibbsBetestaefT**tbiiaj. It fivea reat to the m.*ber, and re t :.

the tobaut. Ptaittma Rt»» is An l'»jt<. a. 4 by a.IOr. tttata, ti eerta prr b.4lir. a: f at :be Si.-e, N.>. U i'.ui. a-_

Sp'äi.ihni.'s PhH'.abii» Gm v..l'itrt-L ta taetv Baoao.

Poa Balk Beoawona,Maeufa . i hy

H. r Seimiau, No :» riatt rt

foaVOBSre adtfreaa. Box Nc. - tat

BWS POR At 1.-Thr7 AVI hi. \N i-.au.IKAXTit*w Toib), U«,» No. i*s br aahrap. Keel kl w_ eed at

**rtrea,aiea oil aaaa ten a, .n jna if ea aa deai.-.d,^>l£H$*,'? Uui' »"d *»daalaia_taiataaJtCoal, bt, _ iVnuytue, Tetuveaa»«. virxüiaaT

Lom.koi:nr.sOhio-Wr.is. Spatküt.» ftri<imZ*£mb U,ki1*' »"M **'¦<¦ by P S. Caasaaa, bole a, sat,Bw- 7. Mpuii hie iu t,

OOTt, ,-?.r .«.. v...T n.r«Hrv raeai rtaa,

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liar.rr-eut, .1 Bit!-H. .kjw »... ¦ Mi _

HriiM Bat i .* m r »> i

It I« WM £ .>. "! MABMaCJtC J 4 rv I

r I. -. -i .'.!<". t'» 'B»*P_I in.MM« OP tmi Ha i ROaeOOO.

r»i.i.. i nOl \ lt*l blAI Stoat,

N< *i ptn.i» i

Qm m km ; ahaaars Mr "' i*BMo,rr r*'*»»0 *.».*00Tmi r»l»«V. Si, T I,

Se wi'l rp»n tke rail ran Da.««" »'"J> l"* ra"* 1 .*nf"J *¦ ''':-' *'.

gad BOO alt- . ", a <¦'(J I a Hl»-4J 11»'.».

t> atleirwn'i *v t «'d Reeee* H«'i.B'-.» evi Vo . Ik.i i Cap

»ir« vt-t.t "'it exr*r»e»,y f .1 tue piveect aeaeoo, lud edepied to tlu*Ut md p'.r.. It*.

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Oi ms. Hatter |U BT til,.»1»2fHe* i Impsoi 11» Bcai i b,

N w \\y ... M «.¦> -' '. '.'

liavir : :i ( f Hi - ? « Imi muri» tk IUI I « uae, Ikah it oir

»> to .»/ that tn- y nlHer je*.

r 11 rt .:. ij ... n bs* hteittte totorum iBey are t

dm* p. j: r !. ibi» Stales tW0t B ** WJ r.«ve BBVBf je|o < ii > i> .le tosUsd Um m row Mfi '.. tB jii

Tl.. paUiil bill SiiBia«! Bit n' m< «eil ht e«V.iry ot the sei e

.. .....< i- i--c r: .i.»«-r.a-i-M op- and r. I|. »Bt*bl Old WBBI Mitt »' »r<L »re i-f.t mm IMfM

,... We 1-e.iev-tceee ol- IM to b-

... ,. .. p.iio--J of Om Si liefii u c. Bi um v c.

For «sie by Ins , K Ho» i,«; Krcniim .. n M D< j kt

LTfi i ii. in En rv Family..Paibt, OreascSiot» 1.. , reo.»*rd li.itirtlT. Olo.ei. 8iik». rVblx/i.i. i. ..

rleotifd tqtwl . lew. WTtOOOt ilju'J kOtwt M * de kt«M e..| «

r f...ri,, tv llir.i man v. G" '.im, iMkATfii Bi szixr. U. ,y25otLtiBtrbtt.to HieiMAI A, <- DrafjkiU,

:...». im, BIB, '-11 »od 756 Broiflwsy.

IftTMMB1 CHAMPMBnCB..'tut «rrirfd. itn in-BtH rt«e« b BMw. lmpen»l, fOtMIf, Cel.iu-',

r 8. Obbbi ii. Iwrf «TAINo. TS \Vfiirtu «t W. Y.

of ttieteA.c.

Pi ri Coovac Braximes, ylattgei of l&fi at»dIK in.p r'., d ii: f< tmi-t. i xpreei y for prlv»t« ti»e. TlieM l-e

ntkiof »boi.t «|illon«tu qiiintliy, eo»'tt« tfcly O*1 t *¦*'+', » h. Tl.e Brti dy i« of tr.e very firtt qttolny Mi wlfl Improvewondirluliy by »«e. B Co7.r.i»f.. Ir/1>. t.»r,

Mo. 7« Woneu »f.. N. l.

~~I'R. BoOVOOV-'b blood food i§ invaluable forThri « ti BraBw] tl .' d ill CtveMt DV'.ieiirUinc from OmmD billty, NorvoBl Pioetrotion, Lom ol Sleep, end O'f'-ue ol. r Omen. Bold o» H. T. Kmrstm. A. S<». Dr imi«i«.

i Brv«d»»y H r. Chuich A Co . 38 M«laen lace, N. > .

BjpnvBB Ci RFi).By Marsh & Co s BapH«.t Cvob tut» A jo S k Blast« IroomJMtfii vodiieMvslrs, Ki rrosTis.s md biuii in * Bracli. In«trum»c'« Inde' rn.i .ie« made |p order. Be. > Vtsei At, Astor Uouer, N. B<I.Ules' private rooms md feu.«ie itterfaots_

Barry's TBicornBOVii« tbe Beit a; a t'heape.» Art! le for Dretali.s,

Beaatifyirtf. Claaalaa, Ci.riiua.Preairv.i;« aod Reatorii.s tbe Hair.

Ud'ea.fTylt Fora»'.« "y Uriftlau KM ferfn.-n-ra

dcfiarce BaLAMAHDRR 8aFEO .ROBERT M.I'atshk suh smtiufielniaf id* He eVers Mawated Mfss a -i

Patet>t Howdai Preol lerOaece Locks sad Cress Rats. Aiao sirsmiBni Jai Pr - el iti mi Par. . Ba/ss, hi BUn r Puts¦ LVaot, No i'mM nay ,eofaat of OalhR pUee':N... M r-arl lt )

Ml.MRS Mill Ml LOVSVBBMIII DEfTTBOYER,as is » ai 1 ik! 1 KtMl . i ol

Bi a B".'«. Ami, Motu, r :> »: Mod s as. B ,'«. Ae.Yi , -,Ip mt the ll »< tor, Jo-. MeVkK. Mj. Iii.' Bi j i'.iay, s::

A. B. A D Bas-x A Co., ard all Dnfriats._

I)rti!:i:iets ran be eiipplii-J with Dr. tobias's\ »:vt lias Lisisn s r. Braty sotth varraatedfallsaitiksefMM LiOliial artarü.ii,eii!i made fat tOtlBlhB S wi'li umi

uy lJn.««ia'a. D. p..t. Nu. M Ct ur'lapdt at._Kl-s MI -Ql ICR,

DhtOli Beta K-a.-raut Tuiipa. Troa eaq-,«.»e tasefena laaerfeetloa '« prepared ri d rrpvrlahte.1 by l.n ie Drei >, Dra-peis.i; tlietiiiat, Msxtoiaetan* el Im PaafaataAy, No. fri7

Broadway._Cr.btadoro'h Hair Dyk, Whim and ftMJPBBB,rraaa all In either henilaphere. Hia is^rtuieDt of Ladiei* Ie.ni

araldi, Prooti, Half Wita. etc., Ii bow oompiete. Hit loh ndidOye la applied hy eiperietieed artiata to tbe .atlafa.ni.m 81 eeeryroe. MaaatibVured and sold at No. I Astor House. Copy tba

vddreae._DR. J.BOTBI DOBR'I iMI'KltlAI. WkXB r.irruts.

Dr. Don« bai epcred . sniv of . >sai roorrn at Nr« 611 andV>1 Kroaaway, ,fur tiit> examinalioa aud treatment .1 pati'-nla,and where tua

faritun WtOB BiTtrn,(er the wire of Im lplert C< n«umpti'.n, Weak Lnura. Weakatorea. *! and QsBlial Dehlliry, may 1* had. The Bittera are put'ip In qiiRrt br.ttlea, with tbe name r f Dr. J. Bovee ll . lou-

penal tVine Birtera blow i, bj the liaei. wnli MraeOaaa for uae.

Pries Bl Nl p. bottle. The uiual dia. ount 11 the .rade.The Dortoi ear, le- onmlted daily from 12 to 8.

BaTCMRLOM'I Hair Dye, Wigs and TOCPBBOare oririvalrd. They are Habt, euy, durable, and 6t tn i charru.sin »hitnkins or turning up behind. BATCBBtaa'S Hals dtb|die beat lu toe word ; tba only barn leae and reliable Dye kn"Wn.ippbed at tbe Kai-t. ry, No. MB Broadway, oppiwile to* Park.

RUCTIOB Norn i:.1. v.. 1 '. «' '.. f

Fri s, i Reeaa,Baeai ri v i Ca,

eld .e'.i. aa TasasOATi Sept. i. lUB, at i» aWeak, it their, :. p ii ,. N.. <nt Bsbadasy. oa six ataaths' easdit,

The F.ntlre Bal«i e . the ImportwUOB ofM.-a«r». BtttBT, Wisnr, V Hchiii'Ik. aad

Mr. \ Ml Mreat) Moor»aaaaaOaa of

1.000 Pheas Oki» Sn .a,Alao. P.la« k tili» he Biiisi- lud Tai I bias, iu diffrient pie.. ,i all w i.itt I

AI.", LOM PtBI 11 Mm.iisirv IliMiiit.Aha,

v Pari.. Kihroni.2,»«ti Caraoas Noa I bu 3D Rieb Paru BoaaBTBibaow, ofUm

Irt. at »tjh a firh.l Clry Trade.The attention of the trade it re.pe if l!y »oli. it»«d, ai th- sbavi

aale wll ba Ma of '.he b.-a* »hl. h raa be dler. d in Hew-Yorb.

W KDNK6DAY. AUGUST SI, 18(9,

C(>R°t:8Pn\flKSTS.N, BI IbMcm He taken of Anonemoin t ommrni. atlon. Whit

sarasistaavaded i i h.atrti... mn.t ba sulbeslisalsd by Ibieaine and addi. at <f the witter.no' ner. aaanly for r . >

n m, mm a* a gi ayaatj aa hia gov4 bbbb.>\1 m in d. itake to return n j. sbsi OaaBBMaaaRaiaBaabsass baiasi Oa Tu» Taiaaas pbsaM iu «r. raaea tx

a.:d..<aav-a U'liolALt ObBBLBI k Ca.

C. ('. Wata von ii v <l> ¦,. > a'i.1 WcKBtV TbM

Ta iii'oaliaiioMeirhants, Miinufsctcrers, Inventors, ami all who

Mve VVarea, hiveaitl-.ua, Laude or BBMObBJ rise to aeJI, mail-senlae If rhry pipe t to find pun haeere md we bellev» there laoo other aj». r.i«iD«roedijm ao food uThi BTBMtl V Taistir.It baa i lerree cirrulatioo than any other wirifjarr hj tbe «n,r!d,

BOOBJ Uryely snen f Punier. Men hanrt, Miaufa :»V .. a Af Prire Bl per line earh lnaer-Jon.A..\. t.-e n.ei ti f. r tb.a w.-. k'a .u sa «'. be hat.de.» in today.

'1 be mails frf FRIUff aT titBtfltlJBltif AbIb. w.

ell «,. thiA Uiorrunj; at 10 e'doek.

A Qocbei )>opRa] boooooooi \\m% the Priooo ofWalea is nbi ut to pay m t int tu ( ansdii.

Tin* Wfort from PfcikaMdjoWa that tin- l niie.lSt.af. s ItrifJatoCrBjOepaOl bad BOOR lObt, OPUm oH ORIm. J. BU aj ... t t» Bi a cinard.

A ti lesrniii from S'. I.ouis kwMOjROOl ths arrivalof tbe> ..verls- vi mail, w :th d.it.-n froip S.tn Franriioto too 8dl Baoi. Mfa Qioolpj oroi aoiy/MMj o Tioit toCoL FrCBBBOt. TaO .lusrn l BOtWOOR the (. althtrnitSenators was so rkwOBt that a du.'l botwOBO BMOBaaas i lOOOaOi *..» BtJAB pise.' aftt'r tbe election. 7's-/or' $nt,'ft Turns tells of Indinn trmib'..".

Wo koto tOTO ÖRJI titor n.hi. .*«. r .. St. .lohn'»tTOaR BlPORO, but the> BBOaMTOOB n-i OOtlBooJ BOBMof niarktd rifOileORCO. Card.ual Antonelh htvlroaifBOaltooProoto^oofjof th.- Caweilof IJ ».U'-;lie, BOBaOOf, reUina the See retort ship of State.1 he Nat onal A--, n.b.'v in Tuscany bud tlfNt m Mndeiia had prononncevd laOBBaoHri itrtm^iv in loTOTof Itnlian libe rty, and the former mmi deelaie i t tolt " RI led LrOMSB shoul,! nrvcr be rvinstatrd, andbad r« ceived s pnipu^ition to OaOfOC it b^aish.-.lBiOIOI WmW eitbusiasii). Najx.leoa had BOaOaOltMlmany mililarj as well »s ei\il strntencea, and th.'atiir.eatv, asbioh had BBOOtoi i;re?»t surprise andr.jo.cing, appear! to hbte been U'iivitisJ. TheZurirh CunteTnce had mad.' no prof-rea-i. TheDig of I lunaia was »utuewbat Utter. It i<

ejiTicially aaaOMaRBBOw thnt the Kinpreaa Ku^- rue >

a»bjn e-nc. inte. Fire thnuuud Indian troops LaiBdMjOJalol tb.« Cimrrnme'Dt ti. charge. The lastqootetkdM "f COOOOBI were at 1 be c.»tf.»?ibud bri sdsluds uiatketa BIN d . i. I

The speech of JsSbKBSB Da; «to the Denvvrraeyrt' Mississippi, ane-rabu-d in ( otiventioa at .lade >o.

which we pnn< in If ». .> » Tuii im ia »1 mt f 'i{ >

I i re than oHi&arv BWpOwtMlW. Mr. Davis :s

iinqii'-stionabl) the fcretti'vit man of tb*» S .nth at

the BfOOfnl dsv. In th* BOMB», vis SaTSnrilonCOBBBOSg his laatatoslaog coilesgue* is conceded Mall h.i n<?a. Fvery N< tli.-.-T. BSOOlOt BrlB adaaB th it

fr< m tre S< uth.-maide ofthat flv>r, II8 ¦ it for-BbaJeUe adversary to m<-« t in Sehnte i» the thin,

pale, i-ü-b-'d. intellectual loi ^r-: ItiflBBMippisn,with t .e urcmpHrsn'i<ii ti.iiifMr.or, tue hatiittia'.OOOrt***, aril the- a^ootsvCSl Wait tentiofial arro-

gboee v 1 eh KTfMsU tin- k..-i W>BSCbOOtTlSeaoigreat ind comn Boding power. It ia * niist ill

eoofbondhhnfritlidee lüoefi like Keitt. or with

Viilfc«:, cor.r. rited t»ia.»lern like Brooro. his «vna-

toiihi colitsfcue from Mississippi, ur witii oieid

BeheOabf BOtitsOaSnS Uta (.reer. CfliBgBBBB, BiMleU,sod BevjaDaln, Ha i»longa to ¦ li^er goali tipublic u.en of who*), iM'BMtij, the SlaveiioldingDaWCTaOJ WtA ft\ tifie, but of whom, in CfOfTCOlat leatt, hibOirif bid Mr. Hunter of Y-rgisn Ml

leoi-.'v exampl-a left. From the freight of their

Baalactor it their own aartien, thewoids of auchtut n. on subjects of national interest, are entitledto aOtafnal eo. s deration.Mr. Davis begina with a aaJogiOBB ujou the

I »eniociat.c party, which he «tvie« " the party < i

.' stability and progress," to the prevalence of

ark. piii.'ipU's for fifty tear? be BBtaiOOBthebant, the prosperity, the growth and happiness of

the cxuütiy. Passing over tbs. which thoughskillfully rut, ia lot psrticnlaily nov.-l, we corre to

the equa.lv stale assertion that the N'm th i- groatlybenefitted l'> tOB Slavery of the South. "D> loot" frum their trade and BBaOOActoreB all which is

'.deperd. r.t upon the product of r>lave labor, their" prosperity would fade, and poverty would"come uj.on tlirin ' m one pros t; at e-l-.th.'Doubtless Mr. Dili kuowi better thsn this.Hia lesiderce in WSWJa>ngh\nd !bbt Summer musthu\< UtigM h'.ix, fhavt prosj I) 4the Rorthia doe to tot ii: see iBiuatry, ond energy, whichare qnalitM of Freed no i&d totofSbvorj. BotInn character; bii igi rootson*prejodioeo'aatii-eoco TLti the peoaaotstioo oi loci Settoriog talli-

,p ;. Bops, mttonrj Tho truth lit that allthst the tiatlfl Bad nansActureaof the North drawl;i!\ product* of slate labtr, is h-ss thail is

drown rrOO inj one .<f n doz< n of hat own cropsor her own etapl.s: less than thohl) CP>[», th^

p. lote crop, the fruit cro;'; Icsa. bj fir, thin themutual jield of the forests 01 the mines. Thereare BbBBJf BfBOOhea of tisde and m;:nufic'ure-itthe N'Tth, the loss of which would t* BtN BB-

vi r> l| f. It than the entire BOBBliioO of ihi«t»>.hira.«

with th>' flave Ststes. ThnNUjhOOt this pirtof his sp.ich Mr. Dnfia BfgtaOJ ii if the h*fBOBtatea Were u'mlly romtnercial and manufacturingconimniiities, " who, f'.r wfint of land and by ri.'i»r.'of climate, find in lhe« w irkshops their only in-'.duslriiil employment." What preposteron nun-

¦eooe is this! The rigi icultiire of the N n th ia farUi adronoe of that of the South, and feeds welland eh thee Weil seventeen million^ of people, w hilethht of the Slave states performs the same BBtTiOBin perf. etly for less thbn twehe million-;.Tte qoeetiOB of rO0f00iO| the ll ive-trnde, Mr.

Davis deals with b.ddly «nd frankly. He deniesthe OOWOf of CowglOH to prohibit the Africm»lb' .' tiade, ani mnkes the admission, which mayBO of iBpOftabOB in the not distant future, thttC'ongrehS has jmt as BBW B right to regulate tbeinter-State slave-trade as the Ibfligll slave-trade.The law of 1830Bgarott thoAtrieaa tv Be, here,gards as u OOO Of those departures whi'li result.. from substituting a temporary expediency forim-.' mutable truth." Eumi considerations of publicsafety or interest "could not justify the Go\crn-" ii cid Ll br.mdiig as infauioiis the source from** which the chief pait of our ltbonng prpulation" ii dt lived. It is this feature of the law whu h"maheattoffeuiri to us, and s'ium'utea us to'. attire for its repeal."Mr. Davis, hi iM ver, regarüs theIBBOal of the

laws ayalnst tbe slave-trade .\s BOOObBBI for theprestnt. Nor, if they were repealed, is he quitesure that it would be |00d Bofiej for Mi'susipjii toavail herself if the opening. " Her place in hia-'. tor} Let rank aiuonL' the <tat<-s; her power to'. mail.tain uatural ar.d constit'itioinl rights, do-" pend upon her people.the free, intelligent.L'gh umded soni of tie governing race.

' Toogreat an infltiv: of negroes might be detrimental;but this view, Le sigmiicantly adds, '. ia not sup-" BOOOd t,. be applietble to Texas, to Nevv-Meiieo." or to ant future acquisitions bo be made n.utli of" the II o (.ramie.all of which countrie* can only" be d.-veli ptil BJ litre lab rr bj u i-i f its forms."From the consideibtiou of the sl ive-trade. Mr.

Da.is pastes to that of Slaver.. .. Thf J ¦.igriienti" if Ood sre not as those of men. he juously. ..eulatts. " When the Sjiai ifirds disi-nered this" BBOtioant, aid reduced the sons of S-.ein toBondage, anaoitod to that mditioi they Btood

" .and ra| idlv v-netel away in BnprodoStive labor."The pood Jüshop i.as Casus, with philosophical" humanity, inaugurated the imputation of the"racer! ilini; they caine hfloUtTOfronMU

natural state tl,.- dw- gotl m t nt*. and to fu n

. th. r own destiny.thi't ti !>.. ij the servant of" sei rantsA profo'n.,1 theolo-ian s Mr. D.vi<. First, by

« bold stroke in ethnology he aoives tbe perph lingBfobonn of tho origin of the Aoieihaa Inilaoihjcbl'ing them the «,r.s of Shem.i solution f"rwhich, we reed »carc^ly BBJ, there ] 4 the» ghtett authority .n ^.-lipture. kiatorjr, rtradi-|tion N. \t. the negnns are the ra^e of Ham. lor

wbichtbere i« just as HttBBOOtsVMrity. I'./ Him,i rthe ciiildr.-^ of Hani, the Bet ptOTN ioaifBOtodthe F-jptians. In the laflt BOWhaTjr, wbecitwaa".ii.moi.lv h. lieved from eerta.n BOflBBgOBia H-ioJ-otus. and from the erroneous st.nVm.-nU of a fewtravelers, tba» the ace.ent EgyptiansWore ne^ro«?«.I the-term Ihm was appl,.-d to the who'- Afrieaorace.p'irel) because they irsfohi Ihrrol tt be of th'*same rigin with th. Egpfl ¦¦* MlTOMflSfhllShlgieol Bekajoo haa, howai r, shuns sossehbrirorjithe Efyptiana wer.- not negroes, but w re a br mtrace ol A.--at'> or.^in, . the same general i Bohw:th the Arabs, the Jtn s. the gjrrhl a. f .. Thatbeing the case, it follow that the a- rriptkMI of ttelineage of Ihm Is the SOgroOl .< a »b.vi- MünderVet the Pr-eSLttery 18M«isSI Sf the S ,uth, W%they eogerij aeoept thedemonstr.it.... wh. m -o rwathat tho baaroed snd dtgsnod Bgrpshaoi onan notoegioea, just as eagerly c irg to the notion of theHaaastk "rijia .,f tbe Africans whe h dependedeotin-lt .-I th. ir ..tenti'y of ra.-e a t!..- poMla tii pHBut again, it is BBbfl kuown to all who kmw any

tking of histor), that tbe alaves of the an.ientsw. re tot sagBSSS. but whites, arid the wbr^at oftbe Sri tea. the Uritona, the Gauls, ths Genuine,the 1 bneia;and the fair and finely formed tnb. s

->f th-C aucasus M TTBI af the TflllihSiS SSISbllan, and a t pj the S'littem nrgr.,, thit the Greeks

sad] Braam Made aloeei BfirttMB, tie Imam¦f tli. g.»-M MrvV bMWIBotaSf t". Iti'j. s»aa .

Tirtriti En ¦ the boaIi «r t: !>¦.. she, tod the

als-.t-i who r \olU-d Witt tvm v.cre raosti/ frotn t*ie

...liif r» t «n. The %lt>rs of tie HelreeTe Offfe. iftl-' li-a'io n round *l."it tkeiu, that It tt ny.

Phi mews, S>iians, Brahe, Ac Tiereil tot UMslighteii reNN keleppooi thattie Hebtewi ever

behtOBSBfte fgro aloes The nearest negro SI

ton were ctatl; two thousand nilMffBBB Pal-estine. and kc entirely cut of freai iaUrsVWMwith khe !M«"V< Am! il the Mi'die AgN the

lltves Writ still ll * bite races. Th'- fcreat el». e-

lokftrj Mahou audt;, :miitM if MM " 'fth of Af

.Jet, through th«. M;ddV AgSS, a&d di wr. ah :o*t tf)

our own 1*7. dr.w their ei'.-.ca c^-ly iroui

EU0f*i <<<m Christian BTiOBBeri of #tr. Arc-! 1

1112 to Mr Davis, then, itd to tie r.e *-l:ght j»roptt-stasf Qoathm t.i 'o-.y, theptaei ef Praofclsoeswere khorarted, las »ebenM ef tbe 8eriptsree Wmt¦tftiifci. and tbe MCeroei ehthfrei of Ham

eroded or SrBsd tbirdtetu) for more thta fs.tUbMSjUMl >. a;s.that is, from kM Deluge do*n to

tie b(| Mil i t Um tlftet-r.th eeakarj of our .»ra,

when a flsoiiilb Pishr-p, the go ti LasCtsas, "with'. pbHf toj.h:rai humanity." «cd in the km spiiitofcx.geiis, .« in.ugura'e'i the imp' etat]on *' of Guinea

iip^nats iite America, and unfolded to theCrriatiatiin i! the right iiiteipretatiou of Holy Writ!To expose a 11 the fal'rtcies to wai:h Mr. D.tvis

has gfrei uiterar.oe on this topic would consume

u.ucfc more space than '.\e care to ghre to the sah-ject. l'' i-.ci».mp!e, he a-ser'» th*t " no where has*' the cetro fhown c.ap:c:t« to found BrriJ govern-'. Btat".il tre face of the existence of hun l:edsof negro States m Africa, when- eifflfovcromentsexisted for ages btlore bfiaehoipoJ was fouudeJ' and at DO time has he averted his equality by' separating himftlf froOJ the master racu h) estab-" l>h an indfpei dent community of his own."Has NIi. Daril never heard of lfa)ti '

Mr. I'av is t.-kes dec;i!« d ground Iglillt the " aon-

" intervention*' doctrine of Mr D Mi»»ns in regirdI S a-,er} iatheTcRitOril s. HeompbatieaMy uain-tains tbe nght ofCosjgreM to legi late for the pro-; Lion of ileve piopeikj la the Teriifeoiies, andled urea that the aeqokeesoce of the South in thatdoctrine at the time of ti e Coeaproorieeaof 1860w as oLly " to pain the time m i-eesary for the people" to i» Beet and rail}." in other words it was onlyr. tub throwc to the Northern whale to divert itsattention for a while. We commend this candidavow a! of the policy of the South to those who are

vet di-pored to iel} upon the moderation and goodfaith ol tbe slaveholder*, orwbo doubt the eiiotoiOOof a rcttled purpose of encrotehment on the fre<»institutions of the country. The march of aggres¬sion may pause for a moment and may e»en se«m 10

y it hi to opposition, but let that opp <ition for a

BO BOBM relax, and it will aOOOBBO evi'' s, that the

Ketoiag Pttionijtfcfft was onlj a tr. » to gaintime.With regaid to Cuba, Mr Davis urges its lOftt*

eition upon many grounds.among others, for thereason that the ltland would be of paramount im¬

portance to a Southern Confederacy, wheneverUat shall be formed, and its formation he seems t

regard as almost inev itable. Tbii is a vie v of theCubaotquestion which is assuredly well ealeulatedto attract the attention of the I'nion loving"Dtnicer;.r} if the North No better field for HieexcrcisB of their peculiarly disinterested devotionto their Southern rulers is likely to offer than this.

In conclusion, Mr. Davis explicitly says: "In'. thl Btttingenej of the election of a Pro-odent on" the platform of Mr. Seward's Kochester speech," Ut tin i Bteo I't dissolrtit." As Mr. Sowerd'iipeech was in accordance with the Kepub-lican phtfjrm of Kiili, this BOB) fairly be construedinto a declaration on the part of Mr Daril thaithe election of a Republican President will be theligOOl for an attemjit to dissolve the uniM of theBtatea, We do not believe that the attempt w ill beiimde: but we believe nothing w ill pre\ent its beingBilde unices it be the fear of the consequences, per¬sonal and political, likely to follow the attemptWhat those consequences will be we do not now

propose to ihow. We suspect, however, that ifa RepohBeao Preoidoot sball be Blested la I860,and Mr. Davis and the State of Mis»iisippi usd^r-take to rebel against the Government, it is probable that any dis*' lution that may ensi: J .'.ill be thedissolution, not of the Americun Repohlio, but ofthe connection between tie souls and biu...". of Mr.JeferoOB J'avis und his fellow traitors.Meanwhde, arc hope no one will fail to read this

speech. Jt Breeeota in a concentrated form allthat the beat lotcDeet of the slaveholding cliss I

to aay oai tho whole ran.'eof our poUtiei as ti.eynow stand. It h the manifesto of the Soii h. Letler be heard and judged caloily and ;eis .a'^ly.The efiei t of her argument 01 any well-informedNorthern reader wiil Maty be amazement that the

rioflholdil| ela.-s has roillj so little to urga in .ttow .) .. indii atmn.

olttllltll %\D \t II 1.1 ATI.

Not bo}s in roundabout!, but fi.i! grow.i men,both 1* F. V.a, both jouinaUsts, and one a Gotajf.noi'a son No looger peltng eoeh other frith mdand shmes, but Bichllgiog paper piiVtB, BBOBOiedwith gnpowder. <>badtih Jenhaji SVIbü 0.Jen: Bgl WiM m the BlchaKBad dialect, hut Dot-diah at L.s < hiietentng, peiceabie I »badi.ih, deiirioihis aoooe froBB old Ohoatiai JenoiogB of Waohiog«Um Co. PaoaaylToaio, his groodfothir, . piooiand Cod-fearing man,"according to 'lh> l\,!ls.

bur; Va.) //eri/i'if-and William Old. jr. Obadiahall readers know as the ..-eat ftiraeased /.'i"iurrr.who pursues hi-investigations with p« n and Withpistol: WiU.am ydot i'atuck H.-ory Avlett. whoseBMnlesS St counter with Ubadith ir. the p::.e htr-i. m of Keeth Csroliai we teiehed spot the etherda> ar.- Tkt fti'lisiBBaf rieon'stl.Thl field of koOOf WM this tum- near the Mary¬

land DM, not maty miles from th- \\ bits Heoot,wh.-r.'.i. B.orsaoroo then reposing bhTooeiable

ba wear; with "the bet eh vs.- after the ojggef"of the w:dovv " with the hsSOtifoJ hair," and clearbg hia aged lung., fatigued by unn.a.Iing BOOtta

I the .. .mneoie" chattel and bj hoarse whis¬pers oi c.u.solttion to SOI owner, who jirisid tobteoejssrloi Jlut, whil- the I'resid.-nt sl-pt,ball I WOTS sown in the Diatuct oi Columbia. AtBresm'a H..U-I. Csl J. Lombm Dsrts, a BBeeedim." kashel Bjaalsa th- bjavhss seaao sfJ. Jeaei¦ '. .artod leite,« t.r bohi kha Bight sfFriday, Aug. I», for Qhodte-b, to and froojWulhiai ood hia aaseoai Dr. Jsashs Archer srhoboth hour, i m Oeovsjahesro.AtlJ S'eJerl the ne%t morning, through

»*rted PsSMOyhseil avenue, hy the -pot wbnraKey fell I. the hand ol Nek lee, \,j the Whitei M.ion, the lonely BBSBfllt sf uh.rh. rou.ed h> theround o| Whosha, tumeni on hia isjjljaoj mpithinking alt.n.atrl} of bhl fair tre.^d widow anlof b| (ileoaood Cemetery, by It.,, k CreekChMfjl, into the Held, sf Mary Und-p.atsed thessfflrfi of OMhl Tors . htsiaV

m 't*rC..!-«r* p4tl b:n» im «t»«. "ni

tha It", era 1*0*0 rot bow BtOOr, BJ M P^t"'1ot tb.« f .'k. of tat» reOal fof protection eelbattwfcta mjI tim.n N tM ether P*r*T-At -1 o*ej» k Jen. iM." ial ':l."''.)' *jwin owrtial oiwti ipM tM top of ¦ b il, awerifegt»;..,nea.j,« Rpproarh It is dark. «rd tM reo*i b| »kiek tii. t ehe«; W . iMa* d mmo* *-

cerred. It it chilly. a: ! <»badiah shiver*. K«tf

lagtrc4 Aon ra ifcwlj rkVi op fr- ¦ tkc Biet, .«.

William i« rot with h*r. N«> word of bun c tOON

fr. ¦ the output* WhetO CM M he I TM Cd-Mptll MfJT. '/".< ElOOirir inquire*. D«4 wit Ii-dx!iflt;i IliUniriN that fco Ml c M.itf( r to KM I DM he ! si lil IMWf for BOthiog I

fjti ore mau «tot b. fore Ireakfast I R cniuotid

BMll MM of «hii; " n.y d.*r tioveinor" etilt. i.te k letter about it!At .'¦'; o'olock the cbeEei -11 Mrty, at th* mm

..f one Honorable, one colonel, and oie lergOOO,ii Ilei in f..i.* OMtmfcvittepy ijee.

.< Rvi:.. t! rtiubm in th» »13.'

if vm the breeeb of a pistol.Then comes the battle, attirid in " magnificently

'¦ternarray." Hogarth should have MM present,or John Le. ch. Ohadiali, 8S years of Ige, "peaiv-'. able in apptarar.ee," ncrordirg to a wellin-form.d MMStpOMIJi front« William, who is nearlyblind, and wears a broad. fTIM shade ai d gro.-u

glasses, ii we may credit J. B.1 PceeepfMBIOW.In delViecce to the blindness and general greennessof Will: tm. it had been arran^d that the duel shouldtake place before sunrise: from the ihm IMNMi

he had lost his way, and from the same consideia-tiors. he was now allowed to turn hia back on theii.-en sun..lennirgs exprt sir,g a desire, throughom of his colonels, to "assume a moral po-" sition of generosity to bis advent try for whi;h'so favorable an opportunity offered." Qlg"

k!ed William, accordingly, deploys himself,fr. nti. g wc-tward, while inm1'like Oaadiabis drawn up, facing the god of day.both. armed," II the otlicial account of "MMT.n nets on the Held," perhaps DOC Medleaalf,

states. Obadinh holds his pistol up; William holdshis pistol down. The seconds take po-itioa "on

"each side of the line of tire ".opposite eachother, e.|iii-dist;ir,t from the principals. Bjwhat process the line of fire was ciphered out. amiwhether it was found to be straight er CIMkei. or

I poriMili i '»« is more piobtbte, the tue ends ofthe line beiof YirgiliOMi a hyperbola, we a»e not

aforsoBd; bet we commend tM diaeratiM eftMaeoooda ia ataadioi at right M|lea to it Noraiewe t.Id what disposition the Hon. ami the spiret'ol. made of themsehe?: but it may be presumedthat, kLOwiig the parties, they sto'd at no greatdiatMM froao then The mrgeoea, being unexpe¬rienced in tbe Virgtoioa duello, eiKcon^edtMenelrei b.hir.d the old z'u-zag whichdeebtkei incites t'ue fold. -One," MtW0{"bang: bang' TM cattle in adjoining pas¬tures raise their hoins. the riuoke rath towardthem, the surgeons venture to look over or under

or throegh the fence. Obadiab and WiiTi.ui onlyaie unmoved. Toe Col. asks tiie Dr. whetherfurther satisfaction is di minded. "Yea," is the001 elusion ariived at, aller abundant colloquy."OnO}"Meg from Obadiah' "two;" liarjg (remWilliam' Adjoining cattle afcain lock up; a crow

caws; the smoke r .11« awav : ' no business to-" day, '

sajs one surgeon to the other. The sur¬

geon is mistaken. There is no business for him todo, to bo ' ire; no bones have bOM broken, no

fit sh-wnur.Js inflicted: but the serious work of thedav is jet to begin. The W.se son knows his ownfather, baa learnt from him how to fight and how tow rite, and only shtathes the sword to draw the pen.A proposition from one of the Colonels to takeOhldllh'l place " at the peg" having been rejected,as tending to "disgrace" the great duellist, the tugof WireDJMB. Col. confer* with Dr, lion, eorrt-

ipotkdi with CoL, ObeJhkh and William suggest.Finally. «t the nine moment, each signs a paper,which each, on receiving? pronounces "aitiafse-" tory."The conti overs) which led to these field -ports

Irow, as was intimhted the other day, out ef thofamous DoBBJ Hj letter of Wise//' re. All < Ihadiah'eqiorrele grew out ef hie lew for the "dearCov-" en or"." dearer to bioi tbsa himself," as hesometimes phrases it. The lafoMiw language ofThe y.nifuirrr was: "Itwooid be «IifTloiiito erowd" a larger quantity of palpable untruths into the" same limited ipooe," an<l tbe term "false allega-

t.or.,".WOtil which Ohadilh had been unable t<»t .tplam to the satisfaction of William before theengigesaent. Bet iMpoweot bei ing bereed theirbrains clear, the OMsMhMhl naile terms on thetoll »wing basis:"Mr.OlddietatadaedligBad the followiog reply:...No. I OM ast iatsal to bag pOMssaearOg Mr. w ....

i'. his fiparaatiea I Mkrrad ka salsTtalias! t'.«- vi. «rs <a-m m*i taeiasa. a I aM aot aaasM»r 1; a elsrlssaisr af tasaa. aa B mj sera try lal I. m t, u ; a tatlatari .ry sxskoa¬

ls a.w li-i.iAil ui.D, ot.'"Atthi laowiIbdo,Mr.Wlaa dtototod a t.^uud

I, laa ,i g replyM'llMbwala aakaaoah dMiBMsaf,aol taoagatsasl lu-:.t|. !. w ,. j:.t:r. tly i, :..)..! lu that letter.

u. JEBMtBGI »19K »

Bet it sot n appeared that this was, like the \ il-lafrarca \<u l.imtarit s, only the proem to furthereeetVreMei and eeegreaaea and correspondence.Obadiab, in a note tlsteii « I »n the field at 11 o'clock.a. u .wh'ther the troops ha', meantime,bireajehed and taken a aMil] aao4wiel together,dots net appear.iu order, ciuelly sass J. It'sl'tnn>tj!ruw<in, "to save the expense of anotherjourney to the field," propounds certain inquiries

boorbieg Iha eTzooota^aeoeraetoweH Cko Wi-.-t > William, and demands the name of a certain cor-

respondti't William will not reply verbally, andleaMt Me to wr.te. QeBM an adjournment |eBfOWO'l Hotei. Hence another correspundence.which is not linishnl until II o'clock the nextii.omir.g. William w i ites thai he did not fateialto do aii)fting aeeghtf, imr to UWPBHMj .lirl.i i.ur.tble eoniuct or motives to\\ .-e senior, and, after commuuieatioti withI '. >rrcsporder.t, gives bis name. The treaty iscot.-Iuded, the belltgciweti led tMiriilaM eppeedtheir signatures, and Ha EaMaaJror, w bich during it -a

editor s absence has busied itself W1th EetOpMPpolitics, ia oi.ee more aladdea.d by its QMdllb,ard the green (.lasted William ngaio awfiaeilUllateaojf in his lUltlM. Hut beside the rjurie.pondence and the aceompan)ing chapter of history,sll ofa?hi(h we haeo fa.tbfully n ad, there agebree columns of " eiplanatu.n and 11 atataOaOWt"nd " notea on statement ' which no human p.Aerbail force us to read. 11 Jennings must be more

lively if he would have us peruse nil his productionsand thoae, of hia friends int.. the bargain. Let himgoto th. vaateriu . [.lacs, with " l'erley or »BelleIdittan'or J 11 and the, widow. He mail Jjprit

A < OH« BÜTIOrV.The Itev. Andrew 11. Smoluikar has gent us a

c.icular to BiiDoiuice that a < invention is to be heldon tbe MBJj September next, which, consideringita leugth and its purpose, ought to prove uri".« mmonly entertaining, instructive-, ,,,,d unp ,rt nt.Oi the same day that M Petti Bell) r.tuma t ,

I ii BN Irr of cp-r-' V J V atSiejQaj,"loa if NatBfB a." C« |tee1 (M0B*BJIbO i« mri iiicu» ocf ot ;t* ' PCo- Ceetro, n i».^" ffimtitfr. P». Iii MiK . ff/ooi of M11 ier»t >q&M wleeh ia tb«' stopp ng place '"f cars in the 0.

.1 Baaln .«'. a».d freej the l hp t.«a go*! rau

l>.|0 »K« iV. f. r our C H itBBBj wl. ah. ajfjE" b"'.I h .1 mw Hall." Ah it» rHatii>a to ii ^mUKelly leap let Ik> obvious, II it ftuooje IfaaafXeilt thit pecaoe, arl oa borhaeaa en this t*iaaaaatin" pehKc baee been given to understandt<> o" g aa reooeeet bbbbI in Central Ara^g.Bright n tu h BkBtB properly It leokel epee|Jwto, if he is there for any pefpeea arlalaagg id |gb g, an p ithet t» p-epare a grat- fwp-r> »') i>! An aiioai Uacttft Heieoooaocd, U Sigg\1 kar BMBTN aa, ia ba:öhiils peeted, hit W|jfj|all oVM Parifl, hia pac phlet. in wb.ii h he preieVjj" ClBJOdtB n.jsmst the Government of to.., k*." pu I e." It is pr. pair, therefore, tilt thiiCoan»til 0 shoiilj bt) be'd ' at the PeiCo I nion Centre, j.. perry County, Pa ,S x Mil» . West f M ¦¦rstneg," which is tbe atotflag plana tat carstn tu* Ca»." tral Railroad, and tri in the Depot ia a go«1 raajj'.to the place fir our Convention, which wilDj," leid in a new Baft," at the lame tun.' ti.Uta)i" Medium" to hil gmve-digg-ng ia N .nr^,Cur H BaaBM a fact of which it is time the p<itmwere ii.fonned,.that M. Betty is a M.-onot one. of your v ulgar »ort R ho break fu re it are,heof a kind with much nr redestructive prupeasiaji" Napoleon I was, and Napoleon III. ii," is BJ,Smolmkar telifl us, u a very itrong Mediae «*14 crafty Oestro)ing spirits," and M Heils W||.other. It is certainty time they were looked star.

But there ere other Media.or Medium*.artig»,ever ia right.than these villainous Freoeaaoi,dead aLd living. Mr. Smoluikar is also a Med.10,but a Medium of the spirit of peaco, isihi rein is tur safet). IV r our own part, we hawBaJaiht of the results the spiritual eneoneg

bi twi . n lim and those other fellowi. 8miniiia»litic'erhtands tbem thoroughly, «od IJ0II7 willaatlave a rag to Iis back when tbe Convention ia Beh a Hall, at the Peace L'nion Centre, ia PartyCiui.ty, Pa., which is only six milei w eat of Mi-ler-town, and is the stoppiag place for the carte)

ILe Central l.'ailrond, and where there is a gajjread to l'eace Union Centre, adjourns. The Cay\ention w; 11 make an end of them. And that itgoai be done deliberately and ellectually, the Cea.\ ei)tn n. w e hope we i.eed not repeat where it ia.is to cintiiiue in session one or two wee kt, aatMr. Smoluikar is to read his new book, in waieah«« shows who are the secret enemies of true Re-put licBiiism, and the plan for "deliverance of"natiors (r un mcLarctical speculation*, BI weUai."ii uie disclosures regarding the inner Life of Maa"«nd tie If r it Worltf." Ar.d when la the course at

this week or two Mr. Suioiui'iar ahall hive fiuiahaiti e leadiig of this inteie.ting and entertaiaia|work of his, it is to be ' published" in tbe Coorea-tim, the place of wln.se meeting we bare alreadymentioned.We are a little afruid, however, that the Confla¬

tion ma) not bo so large as one could w .ab; aadliteral!) beinuge this is a perverse and crookedgeneration, ignorant of the designs of Dolly. MrBasotalhai invites nobody to come to it, etceatthose wdio are not only w illing to leceive the truth,but who are qualified to preach it also as missions

rh s. ar.d w ho have means to invest in institutionwhich, it M-ems, are about to be erected at tbaeaul) accessible locality of Peace In ion Centra,and where tbey already bave a new Hall.We fear that this rare combination of intelii

genee, liberality and wealth will be found united mbut few persons. Hut we are hippy to observethat in one direction Mr. Smoluikar gives hia invi¬tation more latitude. He makes no distinction eflex. Let him not be misunderstood, however, oa

this point. His plan of reform doei not includethe pernicious doctrine ol I'ree Love. On tbe coe-

trary he is careful to say: " Also, this point ia to.- be mentioned, that although we invite both aexei" to our ( onvention, we require the itrictest deoo" iurn, and men will sleep in their own departtneat" separate froal women." We do not hesitate toadd that this airargement meete with our cordialapprobation.

Vi. tiu»t there pjQi l*e a go d tiooe, and as Urge¦..I audience ae, under tbe circumstancea, could beexpected at Pesce Cnion Centre, on the .Mtb ifSeptember, the dsy when M. Helly goei to hiatreacherous woik in Central America.

THE LATEST^ NBWÄRECEITKiJ bt ,

magnetig teleoraph.From UaniiluKtoii.>\ aBBiaeTOB, Tu«s<lay. Aug. M), KV.».

The Tiaeaeil Department La noa* preparing some la-teresting -tatistiral tables relative to the trade bet weenFraeoa nu<\ tie I aated ts:ates, exhibiting, by coinpari-son, i he ami uLt of duties paid by eachou the importalpro^ueti of the other. Tlmee taoles, it ia understood,are ilesigued to facilitate the negotiation of a trea'.v

twaea the twe aooetiiaf, by which our commercia.bstaraatl alll be citende i.Tle.N'avy has been informed that the steamship

\\ you irg, arhJel recently started on a trial trip, hasarrived at Charleston, S. ('., where she arill remaia aft v, da>«, ard il.en nturt'o Philadelphia.The Hob. 1 it. tTeraooa has been eoelaad to his

.*.e pact week by a painful bodi'y arHicti';n.

l.at«t from Califoruiu.Sr. Loetfl, Tuesday, Aug. W), 1<V».

Tio- Overland Mail of the *th August arrived lastllfht h thhjoitj. The nears ia uniinportont. TharsOM 0 healthy demand for goods at San Kraorisea,but prii en were uncharged.

I la race Ortel.y bad gone on a viait to Col. Fremoat.A duel between Senators Iiw in and Hroderick was

expected to take place immediately aOer the electieo.Tie Frrt ffasatt Tim.» saye the Comanchss had

BBsdl an attai k on the Waehita, Caddo, and Dakveora Indiani, while they aere fe rovfe to their ü»w

lOOJOB, ncrter iharge ef Indian Agent Blain.Vl.ipsSea Witch, from Montevideo, and Maitaf,

ii «i Keaoj Keagi had arrived at San Francisco.

Tin« rrisjat«» < ongrc«.«.Pun ibblphii Tuea-iay, Aojr-

It ia still mipe-iiibla to trae e tbe rumor of the sintilfof thofrlgola Oaaejraaa, and the atory is now loohoi

oi as a

Tlii' Prinre of Wale* «\pected I»Canada.ibbc, Tuesday, Aug. JO, 118ft

Tkt Chianic'.e of this morning say., that the 1'roaWof Walss, his tutor, and a Court physician may Ik 0>9* t. d to arrive here by the next Canadian oeeaeti ail at' «ii.er.

The Sand\« is U lalanda., . Boaroa, Tueolav, Aug. 30. lBB>

Informatiou derived from the Miwionary Ho\m_this city, iseortradictory of tbe statemeLta pabla*««m Tkt N, Y. Indrirtutt/ir, to the effect that the .SaasVwii b Islands were backsliding into barbarism, oaJB»Ca ntrary, it bj aOMltod tha' the churches are in g««4a BaaWBB, aud civilization rapidly projrieasing.

Later from Bra/.o*.Niiw.Ouiuvs, Monday, Aug. *,

1 be Btaaaaablpa An?« ra ard Ii dianoia baeo^JJ"hege, with litazi i eeita 11 the Mth »-*t.. and V'^1"in 'pecie. N'oitheiu MlllOO was q-iet.