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COMMITS PATENT YEAST

4 CCORDlNG 10 the old maxim. Bread : ,h- STAFF o!
N hie' But Is certain that GOOD HEAL BEEan-
swEEr LI6Hr and plGESrELE : By means easily Oh
tanned and ryrad OF persons obliged wander alon.
without that essential saf
Chemca. science anc research expended FOR
necessary and useful purpose than M tf- discovery
the material which should promptly and certainly produce
good Bread Thai cesileraum has he-l obtained By
me skill and patience of Mr. COuani Of Lowell Who has
cersiue the gradients requisite for he procuring OF super
excellent Bread quickly the -four ~ knesdec and
taed Il : demonstrate ihai. by The old SOW process 0
iylnous Fermentation much o The nutritious portion u The
h0ur !. extracted: but BY the application Of CONANI :
PATENT YEAST instantaneous efervescence directly fol-
lows and all the sacchArne properties OF The m.s
tanned, thus securing lie uOur-hmel h.ch he -Four
naturally Includes
Sod. " hoiessle and retail by
NJ. r. MI >>tN Clinton Hal. Brekf-an and Nassau.
GASsNkk YOUNG. iS- Chaihafn-st
CHESTER BRIGGS. oSl Broadway.
JOHN II. BROWN BROTHERS. IS ant = Broad-sL
STAPLES FORD, IS. Bowrry.
:. '. ALBRO - Bowery. cor B0udsL
T. & A : HOPE. 81 Chanber-sg
DOMlNiCh DRJ MMOND. A. Gre-uvchsL
SAMUEL NIP. 405 Broadway.
by fha t.rf.-. fr i.ln
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SIiERIEF'> ~ALE.-By virtue of several wn's oi
,Ntrr ficia- directed and delivered. VII expose io
-se "wednesday he OH day Of August next a. y 0coca
" lc Vr.ubue offhe CRY Hal of ue CITY % Ne"-1ofA
a fi- lhf title AMI interest 0i Anthony y rNruEion
winch b.. had fhe -e,ufn DAY of september, 10 ~ Or Al
any time ers ards. o. and ro all that certain piece or par
eel of land situate az Miniaiiafs 10 ie ~ W af 90 me
C-v of -York beginning a. c formed by the
Nrr,herv side oi J-frcef and t' Wrslefy side nf The
Road. ard rirrinl thence Westerly along he
North-rv -ide of in-.frcef tyegh feet inches thence
Norlerv g1f with -d STREET, ~ iee ii inches 20
Tie centre of the block hence Essery parallel with ljoi
street nfy-twO .e-t inches 10 the Boomngtaie Road
thence Sourhery along the Bloomngdae Road one hun
drei feet place 81 beginning, be- the ess
together with the feresni- and Leeanents tneregntO be-
langing Dated Newly ors June 2ih, l5+l
WM JONES. Sheriff
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WATER PITCHERS.

WATER PlTCHER>.-Durng The warn season
w when desirable that Croon water and lemon
ale should he kept there BE- nothing better for TIE
purpose than our hne BRITANNIA PITCHERS. They
are manufactured by OF sizes with and wlihou
covers. and although eapensve thar rafh-r
pcners hey are IN The end. the economical because
OF ilcir Durability. For sale wholesale and al H. Bur
ngsAP ~ tloIw BOARDM.AS 1 HART.
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ls4.-s UMMER Observation-Disclosures.

~U~~s NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL r..
szs.p. 81 ROAD LINZ for MbidetOv "a, Goshen ~
and Intermediate places. Tso Daily
Lines each way, fIll0Hs.
For Passengcfs-Iie new, ast AMI commOn0ls STRAIN
hoaf ST. SlGHOLAS, Capt ALEXAsDEz II. SCHULTZ, VII
the foot Of Dlane-tfee daily SUNDAY escspiell al
ha.f pat 7 OciOck A. ~ and O'Clock =. ~ through ~
i've hours Returning til. cars will leave NfdeiONn a.
4 " and half past p. 81
For freight-A barge will leave every afternoon o.
O'Clock, Sundays excepted, lfeight VII not be frrf''
after that hour Shippers hereby notified nat - n-4s
- The and depot station where goods as ~ =
IN must be- distinctly marked upon each article oief"s
ti.sv viii not le received
r0rurner parcusrs inquire If J. Van Renss"sef sg'n
corner Of Duane AMI Ne.t streets.
II. &. SEYMOUR, super.niendent
Nen-f0rs, April It, 1885,
- sa.ss run from 81 id .etopu daily CONNECTION ~
M, afternoon line o, Boofni g1Drg, iu -iorJ 9nier'
Mount P.,asani. B'nghamJu, Owego, Pom Jers, h''sT
dale. Carbonate 40.
-. Er-,[s.. ~. i,.,.l p,oo.Ivo l m3l
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IlN UKDEK ~ d HONOR An "a J. FaTEeT- IfIlI
- Judge % tle u Circuit notice = hereby gwen pursuant
tie provisions 81 the sailr auil0r-ing attachments
against alsc0uding concealed and resident debtors
la attachment has issued against he e-taie % GEORGE
". SHAW, OF the city Of Albany, Ascending Or
c0uceaed debtor and that The VII ~ sold Tor The ray
aen Of b.. d-bf unless be appear and discharge such
achrni according .sw, within three months from the
publication Of This notice AMI that the payment Of any
debts due him. and the delivery 70 Or for he Oi any
property within tbs -tste belonging 10 him. and tle trans
of ans properly By him, forbidden by and
void. Dated the IN daY VI July, l541
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DEED>.-Ju-t
Drp pooos.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS!
yI,JF Isr~cs, and hest .e eced STOCK OF DRY GOODS
In tins CITY can be found az LIDDLE,' 81 Cana street
His stock consists principally Of silks, sta" Mpu-. &c
Lanes Balconies Gin CHAINS, Lawns, Mu-ln-, Linens
Bross Cloths Cashmere and every other description o
Goods u.uly found Dry Goods store. Al oi "tch
% he soid CHEAPER tan al any other ln THE city
my '''' Nm LIDDLE. p Canal-sLN Y.
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rUinoom Gba0es.

WINDOW sHADEs-PRIcES REDUCED.
OY kELTY 4 RlKER, IMPORTERS. Manufacturers
ID o transparent lndoN shades aud muuuun-s, olef 10
lie trade and public general the follow ng SYKES al prices
81 Der cent Dee loss t.e market. VIZ
@ pair. iara -cape- from ..b cis io : ,N per Pr
l-nN ao -.s scroll. pl celire, Nc....el W lo ~ 40
on Nl beautiful local landscapes ....- - TED to 'N 90
do gothic and arch. frOfn.. =. N' 70 wv 90
IT, do new .fg.rs. do ........-- - I'D iulN I'D Go
fF l0 do uuefuaI.et r this city -.- - Vo io-N 30 90
~ kelly RIKER, eNcus,c Window shade deal
e-. f,f Cb-f.-.ii. ~ lel.y
\(I>DOW SHADE DEPOT, No. SPRUCE
tent m he United s,aes-The subscribers offer for sac ne
most splendid assortment OF SHADES which could Ne col
l-cted together CONSISTING Of The following styles
1890 pairs o' beautiful Gothic, painted by trs- in"ss
are all view. of celebrated places in Europe
1000 pairs OF assorted Gothic Corninan snd Landscapes
such - are generally sold about lire CRY
i00 pairs of of te most celebrated places ~ ms
country.
s0oo pair. oi Chap shades from 62i cts 20 = 81.
We ,-, ourselves sell lDn per cent cheaper Than any
o, house n New Persons wishing to see fc pro-
GEES 90 s-t up le useful articles, are show through
t... PAINTING room. "a lh great pleasure
>fGN>. BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORAlloN>
u.f ,l boz surpassed TRIMMINGS Of all kinds AZ manu-
aclfrrs' prices.
Persons buying io sell again dealt with ON tle most liberal
term. lrlI jmI bAhloL Dr MAl ~.
IEA O.-M,nuftc,urer. of ~ ire Window SHADES,
!. Du0r- summer Crate screens &c Once Ne. Us Fac
tory..t ncsr Wayerly-place iyi2<w
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--pt. Il 600 siroal Lir. io R'.ton "a Nos.
- cd arl WUIcr-frr from Per ~. North
River Daily al Oc.oc>. +. NJ by the ,eamsfs Cecpara
and rnvter
The 4 rOPArRA. CspL nu.tan, VII leave Monlsg.
Ws.-e.la,s ana Fridays The rRAN ELER. rlc.l.gs.
Th.iays sni saturdays a. Oclocs Tor Alien, Post. hca
take DE Cas-. iut arrive Boston u time iu isc e kty
Train Ea.t By dis Line tc PASSENGER have ro carse
of Car- or Baggage At Kinds oi FftsM iaAen uN. H.
..,trs "a g~.,r ,,, ur OH tis. n lirf uaW
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Ecaal Notices.

SIiERIFF'> -ALE.-by virtue Of several "nis OF
'fcr i.css i0 me- directed, VIII expose lo SAFE on inlr>
fag he Fh of June next. A. 'he fesfhue ot fhe cry
Hal in h CTS of Neyvi ork A. H. ococs VI all the night
r and interest 90 Charles r. Ihome which be- hat ON ihe
snh dav of ARCH thousand Cd lh hundred aud forty
ONE nra any time afterwards Of n aud o all that certain
of ,-.uage dwelling house and piece of ground situate
living and being The Nfl W ard of he Cry of New YORK.
formerly par of the estate of Nchoia. Bsyard deceased,
No 70 Bayari street. and tnyiouf ieei
wide n front and rear and y feet deep each side Dee
The same less The above property ., recorded IN
the Registers Ohce IN Ill., ~, PAGE go ~
WI JONES, sheriff
THos r. PrfRs Deputy sheriff
Dated New-lorS, April so. lai3 mY-l laWhw
The above sale is o-tponel until wednesday, me lth
inst af fIe some fme and place NM- JONEci Hnrfih
Tuos r. PFfss. Deputy sheriff
New York. June 18th, l8ll
Tleabove sale b.. further postponed unn the 18th Inst a.
tIe time and place. W NJ JONts, shenr
THos r. PEFR, deputy sheriff
New ors, june laft, l3i1 lclt 10
Tire above il farther pospoucd until The 10th day of
july u-At. 90 fhe same time and place.
THos. b. PFEEs, Deputy Sheriff.
New-York. June - l8t5 ielb - -bthle5fN lWhJuv.
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~ u l.iNE-tur Albany and Troy nikEt 4, a
a-HS~ o'cocS =. N-ihe Steamboat EMPIRE.
CAM Il b. M1ry. wIU leave the steamboat pier ooi o.
Cunrfsni every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday aler
uuon rf O'CLOCK.
Tar >ieamhoii colt MBlA Capt Wm n Pocs, every
MONDAY. "a Wednesday aus FRIDAY afternoon at 2 oc0sk
For Passage o Freight apply ON holrd or 81 ihc 'e 90
fI, Al. IT. ~
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NEWLY DIPOyED SHOWER BATHS

warranted free from leakage. This Bath Is made on
decidedly and improved principle and obyaies the oc
and well known difficulties OF the continual dripping wmch
occurs on the ordinary bath They cheap and
portable aud made hang up To stationary hoos or
can be- removed a. pleasure Each bath VIII hold EO pals
mi of water and be- arranged with drapery apparatus
AID bottom fixtures or not desired The price j. but low
80 A. 10 come within the reach Of all CLASSES ~ people No
person orfsmilv should be- without them They are highly
recommended by the medical faculty and unequaed
valuable health prcscrgers.
For sale wholesale and retail by
jyll JOHN }. BROWN CO. w ! lHoh'''
MEXICAN Round. Square, Flat, Band, Hoop, scroll
~ and Sheet lrOn-The New Jersey Iron Co.. boonion,
having completed their machinery. now manufacturing
every description Of Iron, aad vi" execute any orders Win
despatch.
They daily receiving Iron al hen WAREHOUSE an"
have now on hand a large assortment
.vlo SHERMAN ATWATER i Co 81 Broadst
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l845-OPPOSIrION TO MONOPOLY-Ie4o.
.yAKk A<D ALBANY EMPRESS

1T - NV -1Ukh MD ALbANl tNIhFss
49, Il III f.-Ilrougn without landns-ltr
low pressure AMI SWIM running Il, am
boat EXPRESS. viii commence her regular tris Tor
the season and Will continue until the close ~ nuYgs
ton leaving the pier the foot Of RoriSs0S 81. regularly
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany. Mondays
Meine-days and Fridays al 7. NJ. and " ID arrive IN un
pie time 10 Jake the morning of East or West
This boat hifcd up with splendid state rooms en deck
and her furniture Is all and vi the best Kind For pas
sage apply on boaid a- above.
~ h Er-.-- nh. 49, IL .lr-l MI
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BUILDERS, HARDWARE.

SEAMAN LOWERRE, ~ spring-sireet, near Green
- wlch-s' Offers for sae general assortment OF HARD
WARE consisting IN par OF American end English Locks,
Buu Hnges Frame PulAes Raj Screws and Braces Wood
and BED Screws, Cat Wrought and Hinge Nai., Riyes
L. sr2l 3mys
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r--.. ,Nuw-,ORK AipA>, A TROY

- NJ, - ilNE.-iuk ALnA>N ANu Troy DfNtCf.-
~ 7sss-~--~ The Steamboat EMPIRE. Capt r.
fsr.y will leave the foot ol Counand street. ri f>DM
t.grnius ai 7 o'clock.
The Fmp.re owing TO her hrhi dram of ster Will be
nhi ut ell umar pass the hars and reach Albany and
Troy in ample Time 20 the Morning Train OF Cars Ea.,
or West
- For tr~ ht Passage. spply ON board or to {.
4 fI . faff Pc. len
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S,HEKIFF'~ ~AIE.-By virtue OF VIII OF nen Ia
- cs- 20 directed and delivered, Will expose io sale
ON Thursday the 2-d day of May NEXT al - o'clock NJ a.
the Nestihue of the Iy Hal of the City oi Newf orkA
tie sht title and interest Thomas d. Bckord, which he
had the day of January, one thousand eight
lmndr and foryhye. al any time afterwards IN whose
hands the may be- o. no and io All mat certain
lo or piece of Land, lying aud being u ue Tenth ard 90
lie Civ of New York, and known number iory-iour Or
snd street containing breadth front and rear each TWEEN
tvfge feet, ami length each side. eghy-sesen feet rs
fh. same was conveyed o Chapman simmons by Lewis
Brown. by ndeuure dared the tweny-frst ~ May ~ TIE
wear OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and nse and
recorded Liher No -. page 3, 10 The late Office OF l
Clerk OF the CRY and County Of Newf orS-iogeer with
and singular the appurenances tenemeni- ana heea-
ments hereunfO heOn gng or 10 any wise apperainng-
Dated New ORR, April sii l8t1 - go
WILLIAM JONES Sheriff
Jo,rpu WFra. Deputy sheriff. aplO awhw
The above safe postponed until Thursday June 5th. al
the above hour and place May ID, l5th
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
Tosrfu WEED Deputy Sheriff myZ2 lawjw
The above sale postponed until wednesday June 9th
40 the above hour and place-Newf York, June 3D. 40
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
J0,rPH WEED Deputy Sheriff le5 lawJt
The above sale j. postponed until wednesday, July sil,
al f'.. above hour and place. June 23ih, l3fl
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JOsEPH WEED. Deputy >ierh. Jc-h la"Jt
The above postponed until ednesday july Dfd az ih"
above hour and place. July 2, l8i) . ~ u 80
WILLIAM JONES. sheriff
r,.rptf w., D.rrrf,. sheriff iyll-lb-El
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

The subscribers are THIS day dschar ging very supr,or
cargo Of tyst Peach Orchard Nut Coal from the Spbn vein
al the above price delivered free Of cartsge
w \ T. TRUSLOW, ~ Cherry snd 10 Muberryst.
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HARLEM STAGES.

HARLEM ~TAGE~.-fror =
49, n CsataaHsst 70 fia5 I'm for 10 ceatl Yo,i-
c-----@ rtie f9r . cents, starting each way every
- minutes from A NJ % r d. viii stage each way
= P ". and up from BOwsul a. u r ". TIM TIE
cheapest sta-e-rlng lie world. ALI citizens vii fus
ride % Harlem Pheasant and heahfI- Fare sundays
2: ceris for my distance. Good stage. and willing horses.
Jelfuy J. MURPHY. q q afilamst
1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-AllhOughi lie laie
- lL,i-e- On 44s Road lave entirely d-appesf- il-
company sta tlnk Que iO he public 20 run fliyt RI
in al 81 every train in The manner prsctce
~ many Of The Roads IN England " IN We" 20 ensure
the most perfect .af-fv Ofee Iuv a. WIS p
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nIRIIC \0TICE X HEREBY GTyTS o,

DIBLIC NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN OF th- loss
81 Cerfcs,e NJ III for = Saare. OF he CAPITAL >oc.
q the Farmers Loan sni Trust Company, OF New YORK
VIII Oh certificate favor OF Colonel William Lindsay
L. A. and dated 18th November lsJ6. Sad cerfll-
este found since The desh Of Colonel Lindsay
which occurred the month Of Seperber iS ard app
WI, lie made for the issue Of rev certificate FOR Ihe
Asnesi of hi. hers-Dsi.i June I'm issh i~iS so
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.r- .pOUGIKEEP,IE AND NEW.

Szs,.tp.--dsBURGli-FAR n-Landng At Van Court.
lands Dock, iPees-siill West Point, Coo
Spnug, Cornwall. Newlurgl, FlslsiI and n smburg
The new and fast steamer RI REkA, Captain Wa
DINE TauFsDELL, leaves ie foot Of Barclay street, daily,
fsunday- excepiedj al F. NJ. Leaves POlghAoepss Al
past A. ".
For freight Or passage inquire Ofhe Captain, board "
~ T. ]. II ALL. Agent. af fl- Office The wharf elt
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The Union of Saturday contains the correspond
ence between Major Donelson, United States charge
d'afaires at Galveston, and the government of Tex
as after the passage of the annexation resolutions
on the 2lst ult., and also several documents COM
municated to the Congress of Texas, comprising
some of the mysteries of the treaty with Mexico,
These documents clearly exhibit how great was the
anxiety and how uncensing the exertions of the
British and French ministers to prevent annexation.
Az was before well understood, theyewere instru-
mental in influencing Mexico to offer Texas the
terms which she did; and the confession of Baron
Alleye de Cyprey the French minister, proves
that it required all their arts, and all the influence oil
their governments In his letter to President Jones
fthe 26th May, he says: The success which has
much management"-adding, in reference to the
prospect of preventing annexation, "if the result
answers to our hopes, | shall consider the part
which have taken in il as one Of the deeds for
which may most applaud myself in my diplomat.
ic career.'' The position which President Jones is
forced to assume from the correspondence with the
French and English ministers, is anything but hon
orable--Dsi Gazette.
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GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.

IL becomes our distressing duty TO give the par
tculars Of very destructive fire, which took place
in the city of New York on Saturday morning.
We furnish various details from the New York
journal Of Commerce" The "New York Post, -
Of Saturday evening, furnishes variety of other
particulars. The latest date in the Post appears to
be II o'clock; which states that the large buildings
corner of Broadway and Morris street, and also
ner of Marketfed and Whitehall streets, fell with a
tremendous crash. 1t will be seen by notice in our
paper, that the capital of the Bowery and City insu-
rance Companies are unmpaired, owing to the large
surplus they had on hand. The Jefferson Insurance
Company have ascertained losses to the amount
of 100000. The National Fire Insurance Com
pany have only lost $4,000. These companies, at
least, will be able topay hundred cents to the
dollar.
"We have just been informed that the explosion
was heard very distinctly at the Highlands, which
forty-fve miles from the city. Thirty stores
were destroyed, in which goods entitled to deben-
ture had been stored by the officers of the customs.
There were also four large stores belonging to the
custom-house, filled with liquors, destroyed.
"The following is the estimate made by gen
teman, who has just returned from the burnt dis
triet, of the whole number of buildings destroyed
by the fire:
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FOREIGN NEWs-BY THE BRITANNIA
STEAMER

We have glanced over variety Of London pa
pers, received in this city this morning, by the Bril-
tanna, bringing London dates to the evening of the
4th inst. So far we have cast our eyes over
them we agree with our London correspondent,
that they contain nothing very interesting on Amer
lean atiairs-Texas or Oregon scarcely being named
IN their columns We find several articles, indeed,
about the right of visitation and the provisions Of
the recent convention touching the African slave
trade. We shall read them at our leisure, and
may be able to CLEAN more information that may in
terest our readers Meantime, we give copious
sketch of the most important articles of more gen.
erel character, which has been gathered by the
Boston papers.
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Property destroyed The Post estimates the loss
on the faith of AN intelligent mercantile friend, sat
S20OO,O0O. We think it will prove much greater
He tells oftwo firms who lose 100000 each. We
know of very many who lose 100000, enterpris-
ing, and at the same time prudent men, who, last
night left stores full valuable goods, will now have
nothing. We think the loss in buildings and mer.
chandise will not be less than 100000.
"Itis computed by one of our reporters, who has
examined the whole district that about $40 houses
in all are totally consumed"
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we trus, that the course Of the Postmaster General
win meet the appreciation of the public. We are
sure il would not have justified him in yielding TO
the exorbitant demands Of the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Railroad Companies especially at this
Time when the cheap postage system itself may de-
pend upon the economy with which the affairs OF
the department may be administered
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NAVY DEPARTMENT osDra., Sc.

July ~.
Surgeon L. b. HUNTER ordered to the steamship
Princeton.
Com. JAMES RENsnAw detached from the com
mand of the Charleston Is CD station.
Surgeon SAMUEL MosELEr detached from Charles
ton rs. C J station, and waiting orders.
Masters mate JOHN W. PALMER detached from
the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, and leave of alb
sence three months.
Midshpman FREDERICK A. HALLErT detached
from sloop Marion, and waiting orders.
Chief Engineer WIN p. WILLIAMSON detached
from the navy-yara, Norfolk, and ordered to the
steamship Princeton.
First Assistant Engineer JAMES ATKINSON detach
ed from the steamer Col. Harvey, and ordered to
the navy-yard, Norfolk.
Third Assistant Engineer RoBEnT Danny detach.
ed from steamship Princeton, and waiting orders
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c. $50 $50 80 a.

IfficE OF TRANSFORMATIONS, BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY,
WAsHiSeToN BRANCH,
| - July 10, lSi5.
N oTlCE,-on and after Sunday next, the 20th
Y instant, the seven O'Clock train of cars from
ashngton to Baltimore will be discontinued.
The train which now leaves Washington at !
(clock, p, m, will be changed, on and after Sun
ny, the Doth instant TO 81 o'clock, p M, as FORM
Ply.
SAM'L sTETTINIUS,
July 1875 Agent.
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BIZ E. S. Wright, Georgetown.

kuGAR AND MoLASSES At AUCTION
- On Wednesday next, the ODD instant, at II
elocka. M, on +. & A. III. Dodge's wharf the cargo
the schooner l.. l.. Srurgess, from Maynguez,
orlo Rico, consisting Of
l5o hhds. prime sugar
81 do superior sirup molasses.
+. s. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
July lS-ihs Georgetown.
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PosTsCRIPT.
Bu this ereninx,s southern mail.

There was an arrival at Baltimore yesterday,
from Rio de Janeiro, bringing information that the
United States ship Boston, Commodore Pendergrasi,
was at Montevideo 10Th May-oficers and crew all
well. Lieutenant Lovett died on the 9th, on board
the Boston. His disease was dyssntary
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SUICIDE.

A man named William Clementson, aged about
forty, committed suicide by taking laudnum, this
morning, at his residence on the corner Of and 9th
streets in this city. He has left large and help
less family.
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FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY.

nancy Goods, perfumery combs and brushes.
4 We are Just opening a beautiful assortment
\ fresh fancy goods, suitable for the Springs
|nd watering places consisting of beautiful fancy
|nd plain fans, net gloves and mitts. Alao fresh
p ck of real German Cologne (Farina), Bay Rum,
be growth of the hair dressing combs, hair brushes
both and nail brushes; in fact, general variety o.
fncy goods
5. PARKER'S fancy and perfumery store
Penn. Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
July l4-3t
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THE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI ASSEM-
BLED-GREAT TEXAS MEETING AT
THE CAPITAL.

The people Of Jackson, comprising delegates to
the democratic State convention from every county
in Mississippi, and resident citizens, assembled in
July, for the purpose Of giving expression to their
admiration of the course pursued by the Texian
Congress on the subject of the annexation of that
republic to the United States. On motion, Hon. G.
t. Swan, of Rankin, was called to the chair and
General w c. Halle, of Carroll appointed secreta-
ny. On motion of Hon. Anderson Hutchinson, a
committee of twenty-eight was appointed to draught
resolutions expressive Of the of the assembly
on this glorious occasion The Chair appointed for