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u SEE M4RLyE JOURNAL F0CRTH P.iGE.


ship O.ceola (of New Castle Child g d IN Havre.
rnd... To ! o Wsrd-@o passengers. July 10Th, lat 70
o. Ion - ) spoke -hp Brgtus IN Hamburg tor New
Yor. .ath lsi - 19 ion Il - ship iazoo I'm NewOr
leans for Liverpool
ballast 20 master 10Th inst la; 1os lon ~ - spoke
snip American. TN Liverpool Tor Bal.
Ship rJ Albert Fo-un !: d IN Havrc- mdsc and -
passengers, 10 De.aRo 4 "a.
ship BIZ Madras Collins, - d IN Hull Ehs ndse,
and 2l3 passengers 10 master
Bark ,Iianov Ma,ador Baeer, 3 DE- I'M Bremen ndse.
20 order IN lat 10 80 lon q - spoke bark Doris
hence for Antwerp
Brig Russia Lane 10 d. I'm Ms;anzas in ballast bound
10 Portland put n or account OF the Captain anu part OF
the crew being -ick ith ns lat . - long - spoke
bric Cro,ou soulard NYofk, TN Mobile Tor Glasgow. IS
ds out the captain reported having lost ms ID mate ana
OF the crew sex tn IA; 81 20 long IS = spoke bark
Diligence Of Portland I'm Havana for Boston 5th inst
passed large snip with painted ports ashore on Carys
tort Reef supposed il 10 be the Rc=us from Nataiizas
Tor NYorh.
Bn. (Pru.) Emma Bonke. 20 d. i'm Hamburg, mdsc.
and ~ passengers 10 schmidt & 5slchen.
Schr Jonas smith Brownel d. I'm Wilmington Nc.
naval stores. 70 L : Powell.
Schr Cabot Nor;haIn, u d I'm >yvsnsborc &C. naval
stores TO silver 4 Nor;ham
Schr Middleton, Push > d I'm Middleton, SC wheat,
TO Benz Blossom.
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HORATiO HILL, Auctioneer
DIV COOLEY, REESE 81 H1L1.--Stors No.

HORATiO HILL, Aucuoneer
COOLEY, REESE ~ HlLl.-Stors No
I'D Broadway, corner OF Dey-st
Liberal cash advances MI goods consigned y sale:
RAMovAL Cooley Reese Hill have removed i'"lu no
l57 to 1871 Broadway, corner OF Dcv-sL
THIS DAY, THURSDAY, August Is
Ato o'clock, NJ the Auction koom
NEw-YoRx TRADE SALG.-ln continuation Of th. csis.
loguc commenced observation-disclosures and school
Books In quantities Ind great variety The stock offered
at this sale all in nGc condition. recently published and
ready Tor delivery
SATURDAY, August 10th,
Al O'Clock. AT the Auction Room,
BANK SOTE ENGRAVING AN PRINTING Isl NbLlsHNENr,
AND SrocN Consisting OF Bank Note md Label Dies, Rul
in Machines Transferring Machines Label Plates, Screw
Press rgc Coppcrpste PRINTING Prcs,, 70 inch cylinder.
II bed Durands patent Also. loo BanSNoe Dies 30 Steel
Rollers. 200 Bank Note Pressing Boards, 10 Specimen
Frames To- 900 Labels from Steel Plates for Cacocs, Sat
in.ts. Also ~ Steel Plates various Sizes The whole
may be- seen d; the Sales Room Friday morning.
THURSDAY, Aug. n,
At 10 O'Clock. at THEN auction room,
Doors SHOES BNOGANSlto cases Boots, Shoos ana
Brogans comprising an assortment suitable for the South
en- Western and Civ Trade.
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Bark Adonis Genoa brig Hsyu, Port au Prince
Marian Gage, Belize Honduras Adna, - hitts, an
Others.
Below Brig. unknown. Wind-SSW
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EOsTER & co. respectfully inform The DenIa. pro-
ts-or and dealers IN Inconu pube Teeth tat they are
procured AZ aer Tooth Factory IN Trenton y J. 70 sup
ty hem win Cum Teeth n plee et., WIN a.! the
,,rors snds and conr- With lie pal!nSs well set and
ysrrut. cua 20 any q for strength and not 20 crack
,. , jcbn te . Co corner " and Maiden lane,
on t b-s .-rn. constant supply OF our SUI
rror Prepared Field Spar and Sick hicn have o-en e1'
rers OF Teeth Z United Satc AID 70 extent in
200 1913 2tawswi.-
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Hliscellan
STEAM E1PES

STEAM PIPES.
H.ld,d Wrought Iron P'pe- for Steam and H,era11ie
purpose.
CAST tsoS PIPES OF ALL SIZES
LSO Brass and Iron Cocks Branches, Elbows. Bends,
IAR=ducer-, TUugs, &c &c. ,,o,,,,,
- Gold, between Fuito1 and Beeklian =t.. y I
Y x BRO construct Steam APpsfals Tor "aIf1inz 4c-
torres errolovl her The Escape steam from Engines
! D u-n- h.ier- ilr %. slrp0se- s.!9 I'VE
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Boarding.

A RCONTO l. ETA handsome room on The second
io1r ;, ell -uishei. be had ST 5le Broadway With
hrrsfa.: and ;ea II required. The family : very small
snd no children a.Io -
BOARD WtNTED.-A gentleman wishes to pro-
Is mn. paror and bedroom adjoining with board for
himself AMI ,vi' geue. house ~ or near broadwa
between Fou-th->t ami urion-squa'e Persons 'inS
m 10 send 70 reply This advertisement AddTes, BOX
So. Post Office. AUG o,.s
DOARDING-Il Chsnibers-,L-A gentleman anG bis
ID wife tEro single gentleman can b- sccoHio
daied pleasantly At Is Chsmbersst auIo Tvs
DOARDINt; in private aml!y-neigh borhood auiet
ID and respectable. Apply 81 LOO Emst between oraad
and Brooue-st auL lfiss
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~ cologne WaIer-of superior qa.lity. b he
f'-1 DAVID SANDS ( co. Chemists AID Apoahees.iss,
yi4lmeodis n East Broadway, cor A.'Ket-si
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~ Century PlaBt.-THe subscribers VIII, on Mon-
dan lO;a INST reduce ar pr1ce Ct admission 10 L. GEMS
- -gr1o-itv Op-u from : = " C 20 P NJ
ma sti. DUNLAP 1 THOMSON. 90 Broadway
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.Ir-sO !, TIE MOST DELIGHTFUL.

Essslt..--.,S ENcursonS.-A sail across the Hudson
River Iiobokrn and then walk 10 the
Tlysian Fields along ;he exceedingly picturesque shores
the place VIII prove ,ho costly accomplished and
attractive all rural that bc made from the
CITY.
fine grounds now present charming aspect. The trees
being in leaf, and tn. soil covered wiki rich luri
The walks ARE in excellent order having been consider
ably embeIsled the present Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there will be- In attendance
al the Colorado Ely.iin Fields All excellent Band Of
Music which will perform selections from the GvOrito
Operas. popular airs. marches, waltzes, sc.
The Ferry BoaIs from Barclay. Canal and Christopher
sts are completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats.
Night boats run from Hoboken TO BarcIyst until ii
O'clock ErrrHue 81 cent?. my lmisua-
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rT- All orders for subscriptions, or -d-er-slss
" CouatTv newspapers. n!-nc- 70: ' 3 ?a-rcrs Ag-r-
- bnr,d t-- addressed TIL BCSE BUILDINGS. as Dc
ss NO o-r of nor has &c =pui-d any person 10 repre-
s-p. ~ Arocy N KY cter pEce u his City Iy9 lst
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
far sa,es .f .s.oess. &c. Sc, fgn,.h peye

For Soles Of Stocks, tre SC, Fourth PGge.
"WEDNESDAY. P. ~
The business at the Stock Board continues to be
light, but the quotations rather heavy. There are
some old faces to be seen about the spots where brokers
won, TO congcsae, which have been missing for some
time.
There is moderate business doing in foreign
bill. bu, the rates are firm. Sterling y az; Francs
$40 81; Gui!dcrs 33ia35s Mares Banco SASS >
Rix Dollars 76sd76s.
The receipts at the Custom House last week
reached si33,65o
The exports of specie thus far this month reach
only $4,000 $1,000 Canton and $1,000 probably British
silver TO London.
Tie earnings of the Mohawk Railroad continue
to be highly favorable For the week ending 9TH August
the receipts were
Passengers. e. 80 u,
Freight. 3-- 10
I'll ....... $500 90
Same week last year -,o1o -
,,,.o.. i, 1e.G ........ 1904 20
H., .boro earnings arc the Target since lcil, when
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:. NrRICiS MUSEUM ,So AERIAL GARDEN

A Fverv Dsv and Evening This Week commencing Mon
av Aug llh lS46-Speadd performances every siier-
rc Al ST. O'Clock and every evening al $ RecnEaseinen1
OF Col Chair He : p wears old, weighs oGi > os t2se
tber w;;h he Scot,h Mammoth Boys living MIN lsfres
-; ~ -,Sr Bolv In al li,:on The following performers
A.. 1-s;-Nss Wheeler. trea: Western. anNee oiii'
-dsa Pete Morris Comic Singer. Billy hitccS' E'h'e
;,isr Scr,radrr. DiSsolviag Views, CnrCruaTope &c
Ar,i..,r s,.,.rt.-h. rrr .r6sr IN. II. crnts. aus
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N-EW-YORk SICRFD ,,TSIC SOCIETY.

Excursion 10 N,,y-Haver on Tuesday. Ike 18TH inst
commencement Yale College. Performance 81 NE
ORArORIO or tn Z MESSIAH
on lie occasion above referred The Sacred Music Society
with scb r their friends 3ssirous OF joining trli
Wi! leave Nryv-YorS a. oc,ock Z, VI and returning Will
leave New-Hassn Immediately 81 the close OF The PER
ioTra;ca. -,
Full particulars Will appear future notice To avoid
the Inconvenience Of crowd the number OF Tickets VII
tc lnliiej. >, -,
Music Store. AiwilIs; >aNton Mes'>: Geo : Ne>ots'
J. P Perkins. No Wall>t J. &. S.antruw, 30 Scwcry
snd az The residence OF the Secretary,
GEO WHIrLOCK. IS Csral-st
" Full Rehearsal tine Coliseum This "Wednesday
Eyer s,th half -
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IN CUANCERY.-Betore Wee Chanceilor-Wiiliain
: NO. - Oran Sherwood Z aLBll !of foreclosure OF
Ipoftgsge-S Il C.apP, 81 ne City Of New ork com
claimants Soictor-Oraa Sher"oot, one OF the defend
ants n s can.e whose place Of residence IL Il Bridge
oort in the STATE Connecticut required TO appear IN
his cause by the fourteenth day OF No'eoer next or lie
ai.! Sled iaereil VIII be azen confessed by hni
auiS Iaw5%
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xT-~n COMFY ISLAND AND FORT

81. - HAMILTON FERRY.-'rhe steamboat
I=aS,eAe=@a=sP PROPRIETOR, Capt II. Malan Will run
every day he above Ferry. until further notice,
follows: Leaving NoSrR RivEsFoot Of Hnmmo"d-'t II
A. NJ SP. NJ Ci,alsk III \. ". 5! r. NJ Hnrrison-,,
III 4 ". 81 r. NJ Isieiail, A NJ L. " { r. NJ. ConSy
Island Il 7. NJ r NJ; and tho
S,cain6oa, IOLAS Capt Richard Yates viii nun fol-
lows Tsavin, EAST RIvER-F Foot ~ Ptte.st % NJ Il
r 5dp. Whitehall, "a VI. PM. u do. Coney Island
A.. l. " 81 T. NJ 7 do. Landing Fort Hamilton each
az rare ia cents THOMAS BEiLBY, Proprietor.
~ B-Stpg,s WI In readiness tn. arrival Of Tho
h,as Fort Hamilton 70 take passengers Ia Ne~-utrcchl
Bath also Coney Island 10 take passengers 10 the
.,,n.r
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PoLIcE- Yesterdag-Louis Go!dstone was az.
rested tor stealing 500 from Jasob lsrsel OF Battery
place Margaret Costello and James keriean were sr'
rested for grand larccncy CathRrinc DAVIS DITTO
There several minor offences
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Notwithstanding the reduction the rate OF tolls there
is sn increase upon the receipts OF hast year ofslsOS 81
The y. O. Price Current publishes detailed
s.aencnt Of the stock Of Cotton actually on hsad in
CITY ON Thursday last embracing the quxnuy the va
ros prsses and warehouses and the amount on ship
board not cleared Including the receipts and clear
anccs on FRIDAY the stock hand on SATURDAY morn
Ing Is represented as follows;
Actual stock found in the presses and ware
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by JAMES VI. MILLER
ID THURSDAY, August -,
At 0i o'clock, e Of c. Lee Knapp Pulen, No 10
Jacub--t
SoLE LE,rHER.-j.00o sides uemlock and Oak tanned
Sole Leather, with other ARTICLES IN Tie ne.
TUESDAY. August is,
1t l0i O'Clock AT store No. Liberty-st
Doors AID SnoES-O00 boots. shoes and hrogans,
consisting every yurieuitnble for Southern, Western
nni Northern trade Sale positive.
WM H. JONES Auctiunecr.
BOOT, SHOES AND BROGANS.-This Day,
ID Aug 10, AT " O'Clock, at The store Of Ives Howard
2l3 Pesrsl 800 Boots, Shoes and Brogans conprs
ing large aud desirable assortment, suitable for The South
rrn, Western and Guy trade. To be sold without reservelr
WM. IA. JONES, Auctonecr.
BOOTS, SHOES Il BROGANS-On "Wednesday.
ID August 9lh AT 0i O'Clock, al The store OF j. d. lnse-
soil Co No ~ Pear-sL 500 cases, comprising largo
ami desirable Of Boots Shoes and Brogans,
suitable the Southern Western and City dealers just
cevcd Catalogues and goods ready on the morning " tho
sale.
Also 80 Mems hne Kip Pegged Brogens.
Also 80 cases Womon's Seal Pegged Lace Boots
Also 50 cases Mems and Boys Russell Brogana
Also 100 cases Womens Pegged Ties and BusknL aul5
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u 0OKBINDERS' STOt n ana Io"L !" srsao]4'=--
- JOHN Z HDOLE, No II Nassau--l- na7 Iot sa+e-
pr5.la fa.-6.r Plow knIyes,
ps-s Ss7r- tType Cases,
CpiOcsc DO ot4-les
Cal SKINS, ts tyr 2 q INSURE
English Coiorst Cas-. SIeia La, ~, d,
Turkey Morocco. eJi40-4.7 1'i1 o-aAA . to-
Maroon 4ad Blue Roau-. Ioo-'
American Z S1-rP SKINS Colp~e' 'isHl"r' ana
Binders Muslin SLealss
Marble and Comb P=ptf !::eii.eflA. E1--sl'es'
TwIn- AID Thread. o-suSIsi - &c
Presses aaG PloSs,
Also, secondhand lanos=-as fIssss7.
R-Let,ertn- Blccss, Gliding Rolls, Tools, Enlbo=s
Irg Plates. &c Gu. % 0fue a ne 7Eoftss- Ay'.ce
.r.Tl rf.oiv
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Stocks u Cotton IN iitcrior lorHs not utctHdea
PrCsiDts
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YigF CHANG E.-F0r sale tlse toois sad r1tgres
A i :. Brss- FoG2try .ad finishing chop Hy7v having
800 - q; business. articles sold Staple cne-
-. g. .slirh here constant demand. Any person
ft mall anO,;-i u ce:,a Sl-hng g rEssge n SAFE
- 6B.in..s arescy scer y II End this good op-
--rrfrv For particulars Apply No mandatory, W
rsr q Grand and Safe - WIll-4la--gfgh sgl5 W.
rTIHE TORPEDo.-sullt.'= newly invented Torpedo;
- El-c--0 Magnetic 4lzcnIle may be II oPe-
,, ~ ~. otc- VI IT, cienLtc American, !zs Fulton
-n guding.l .SE--- Ley may be nae beautifully M
.-t-G Printed Directions accompany ;'ieri s0l5 I'm
TTR-EYS AND PLAINS and bales
~ WILMINGTON t-.lr -.s Concord a.! Dover r-zro her
=. and Pains fer by S=.>HITH 4 co.
ans ~ al! 81 Pce-st
|,ARPETs-l0p rolls Lowell and STYLES WiIton
y sr1---Is Ingram Csrp-t- aso. ca rolls cotton
pes n-S patterns. tOr ss.- By AESMITH co.
aus - and 81 Pne-st
L. + cd sheetnes for sale o.
sql3 NESNTH & co. 80 and u P;ne-st
DENIES, PENNIE.-I- rolls @! Ely -cch, .or ALE
:, ne TrbUre o6ca- ES3tSt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Ere. L he alarm OF tlre yesterday afternoon
about d O'Clock, was caused by the burning Of
several buildings on the north east corner of
Thames and Ann streets, at the junction of
Fleet street. The fire originated in frame
house, used as a paint shop by Mr.. Jno, WEIGH,
on Thames street, and was caused by the up
setting of kettle ofboiling oil. The fire COM
municated TO frame dwelling adjoining, on
the east side, the property of a widow lady
named WooltOrd, and occupied by several
German families, and was, with the shop, en-
tirely destroyed. A cooper shop in the rear
was also burnt down. On the west side of the
paint shop, the flames set fire to two story
brick, occupied and belonging also TO Mr..
WEIGH, which was likewise destroyed, Mrs,
Woolford's building was not insured. MIR.
WEIGH had an insurance OF $1,000, OIL his
stock, and $500 on the house, both in the
Firemens' Office, The corner house, adjoining
Mr.. Wech's store, was somewhat injured in
the back buildings by the fire but is fully COW
cred by insurance in the Equitable Society. 1t
was occupied by Mrs. Cooper as store and
dwelling, and belonged to DR.. lnloes. The
next building on Ann street, occupied by MI.
kennard, was somewhat damaged on the roof,
but is fully insured in the Firemen's Office
But little furniture was lost in the building,
nearly all being removed in time. Some trl-
fling damage was sustained by Mrs. Cooper,
and Mr. kennard by the hasty removal of
their furniture and goods, it being thought at
the time that both buildings would be destroy
ed, but the active and untiring exertions OF our
iremen, saved them, and much adjoining pro-
perty. All our fire companies were promptly
on the ground, notwithstanding the distance
many had to run.
Whers is that Gold Chain? From the follow
ing singular story that was told us few days
ago, it would seem that the race of "nice young
men" was not entirely extinct. About month
since, young gentleman was introduced to an
estlmable young lady, residing with her parents
in the north western section of the city, who
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FOURTH JULY EXCURSION


a sazsd The splendid steamboat M
GM7@p wR WASHINGTON has been char
SzR&TaazzasaAAtor an excursion to Corsica Ian E
near Centreville, Queen Anne's county, wheraE
ladies of the Methodist Protestant church will
pare dinner and offer other refreshments, SUI
Ice Cream, Lemonade, sc. on the shore. The Of
is TO build parsonage in Centreville.
The boat will start from Light st. wharf at ID
O'Clock, A. M. reach Corsica at IL O'Clock, Al
and leave for Baltimore at O'Clock, P NJ.
The Declaration of Independence will be readz
Grafton or two suitable to the occasion delivered,
every accommodation afforded TO make the yiI
pleasant one both TO ladies aud gentlemen. And
portunity is now Piv"r visiting the garden spoil
Maryland and also of assisting in praisewonhyI
deriakiBg,
The tar will be closed and no drinking permI
on board Confectionery and Fruit will be serveJ
board at moderate prices. Price for the round|
5O cents. Children under ~ years of age half pd
To prevent crowd and confusion on board on]
limited number or tickets will be sold; pers
therefore wishing 10 secure passage will please nd
early application. Tickets can be had of Boardle
Cox, Pratt street wharf; G. w. Ridgey, ESQ.,, Cd
House Lane; at Rev. H. G. COx'S store, Baltimord
of d. c. Emory, Fayette-st at the Methodist PROT
ant Rooms, South st. ie30-ihfrs 4t
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SHIRE TRTp

FOURTH OF JULY TO CAMBRIDGE
a esa-am The swift and superior 81
HMzar 49, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt|
SzAeszG will make pleasure trip to Cam
on the fourth of July, leaving the intersection d
and Light street wharves at 6! O'Clock, A. NJ
return at an early hour in the evening. ThI
known speed of the Jefferson will enable pass
to spend several hours in Cambridge, while he
and deck accommodations are of a superior
Let those who have never seen the beautiful I'd
Cambridge, or been upon the waters of the
peake, avail themselves of this opportunity.
CLARk'S full Military and C0tiiion BANDl
charge OF Ballet master, will accompany the
A full supply of SNACKS and CON FECTIOI
will be on board, at moderate rates.
All VINO wish to spend a pleasant fourth OF
VIII do wen to secure tickets at an early day.
90 Tickets for the round trip 81; ladies AM
dren % cents-to be had at the Clipper, Sun al
gus offices, and at the boat on the day of depar
P. S. The boat will call at "County Wharf ),
and returning. lea
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FOURTH OF lilly

PLEASURE TRIP TO CHESTERTOWN
n GsA~w The favOrite steamer COLUM
HMs Capt. GuYTHER, will make Did
1aszzzzszaaaaLtrip TO Chestert0wn on the FOJE
OF JULY, leaving the intersection of Light and
streets at 81 O'Clock, A. M, and return at an
hour in the evening. The party will be accOmpl
by RlCE'S full Military and Cotilion BAND,
charge of Ballet master; while for pleasure arI
Communications in dancing, no boat on the ChesaI
is superior. There will be full supply of SNA
and CONFECTIONERY on board, at very mod
prices. Let those who wish to spend an agrd
4th, and view the beautiful scenery on the on
with pleasant party, secure tickets at an early
% Tickets for the trip 81; ladies and chlldrl
cents-to be had at the Sun, Clipper and Argj
noes, and at the boat on the morning of departl|
P.S. The Boat will call at the "County VIII
gong and returning. ie3d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-30

NOMINATION OF MAJOR GENERALS. 1t is
understood, says the National IntelIgencer, that
the President of the United States on Saturday
last nominated to the Senate Brevet Major
General Zachary Taylor to be Major Gene
rallo the Army, under late act of Congress,
and also William o. Butler, Of Kentucky to be
a Major General of Volunteers under the last
supplementary act of Congress making proyi-
sion for such appointment.
A note received from our Washington cores
pondent last night after the above was in type,
says; General Taylor has been nominated by
the President as Major General; and Colonel
Twiggs and Colonel Harvey as Brigadier Cen
eral, in the Army.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-30

No PREMIUM AWARDED. We published in our pa.
per ofycstrday, an extract from the Boston Post
and we have similar statements in other papers
that Mr.. Plumbe had been awarded ga large Gold
Medal with appropriate devices and Inscriptions as
a premium for the most perfect DaguerreOtype pic
lures, exhibited at the recent National Fair at Wash
ington Mr.. Plumbe is entitled to all credit for his
fine specimens of his art, but it is not just that he
should wear honOEs he is not fully entitled to. We
have been shown letter from MI d. A. Hall, Secre-
tary ofthe Committee, at Washington, dated Goth of
June, which states 'that the Committee of the Ma
tional Fair, lately held at Washington awarded no
premiums to any person, and therefore Mr. Plumbe
could, and did not receive one from them" We
make this statement merely TO do justice to others
who exhibited specimens of the same art, at the
same place and time.
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BOLD ATTEMPT

"a TO DECEIVE THE PUBLIC!
1t being stated in some of the papers that Mr.
Plumbe had beenIawarded premium al the National
Fair in Washington-such gross attempt to deceive
the public calls for contradiction. The following
letter from the Secretary Of the Committee who had
charge of the Fair, will do it effectualIy
WASHINGTON, June a6 tn, 1886.
Dear sir-Tn reply to your inquiry, by letter, this
morning received, have to say, that the committee
of the National Fair, lately held at Washington,
awarded no premiums TO any person, and therefore
Mr.. Pumbe could not, and did not, receive one from
them, l am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
ie30-lw" D, A, HALL, sec'y to Committee.
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