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IUNHE BOY DANIEL, eyed about 90; complexion a.
y copper color; FEST o. inches high; STOUT britt.
ana ssounsa y % bald. suitable reward VIII b.
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$40 REwARn

$40 REWARD
WILL be given for the apprehension of the Boy JIM
w who absconded from the subscriber the 9th A.
December last The boy about "a years OF age dak ~
gtiiis eomgiexon. hg1ehesk boaes rather ~
NJ Ri kc1RIbb ' T ssd asssEsIssssi
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A. +. COCHRAN & CO.,

" Tchoupifoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
" porters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc.. have for sale
RAiSlNS-3oo packages. whoes, halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRuNES-In Jars and fancy boxes
FIRE CEACkERS-6o0 boxes No.
PECANS-20 bags and barrels fine Texas
CHAMpAGNE-1t0 baskets. De-
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No l.
BRANDY RRfES-MUSCATW INE-300 cases.
!. LQBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y'J. Caldwe& Co
ElGS-S0O0 drums. extra superior.
PEPPER, PlMENTO and RACE GINGER-4O0 bags
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-W0 trails aud bags Soft Shell.
W1NES-Port. qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga:
200 cases Old Spanish.
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety of
Fruits ard Nuts
CAROLINA SEED COW -PEAS-500 bushels
SCREENED SCHUYLKIl.L COAL-250 casks
BUTTER-250 kegs superior ST. Louis. mh22 I'm
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A c. AINsWoRTH. .woyaRYPU BLIC and COM
Uxien .OrncE-No SO CAMP STREET., New Orleans
Mortgage Drawn. and all Documents and instruments of
Writing Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record
in any part of the UNITED STATES.
II Marine and other Protests particularly attended
and all of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 1yd&W
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CARRIAGE MANUFA0ToRY.

VHE Patronage that has been extended very be
Il rally the hast seven years while on Com MN -
mon street. has induced US the last summer @ ~
% erect q large building expressly for manu- EXs$F
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. SE----N-
We have one of the largest Shops in the Southern
ara the best Of maeras build style Of Carriage to
order, and guaranty them if nsed in the country
We are also better prepared than befoe for REP
ING CAkk,AGEs and can restore them almost to their
ont and nseles We viii pay eight on Carriages sent Us to
Ispsiy We XII also keep On hand assortment Of JEW
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We
vite the attention OF those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
Or their old repaired to call Manufactory and
Repository and j"dge for themselves at the Corner of
GRfYIER and C.4ROyvDELE7' Strccts next door 10
the Office Of the Commercial Water Works. rear Of the ST
as 6m MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
VT7HOLESA purrha to call and examine my VERY
wv n. stock nffI aud i, pS etoro and


THIS article universally acknowledged tn he he
most nutritious and at the same time the ost delicate
Diet Ii considered by the Medical Fsnn,ty a. ~
~ ohs. m in cases and
recommended various dopestic PURPOSES sneh NJ Ky
making Of puddings ETC. put up in tin cans for the
California market. ~
For sale by the Druggists generally and at the Depot
corn Cdronds.et and Grapier streets at wholesale and
rstAll, y TREADWELL & BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Southern
mhW tms and Western States
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or Sam, is you 'quainted with any legal gem
men OBJ dis place ;" None, cept by reputation
--repertation i Means "Well, den, why am
LAWYERS like fishes :" 81 dosn't NEEDLE wi dat sub
jet, ALL" 'Why, kase they am fond oh de bate!'
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

d.. CLEVELAND
WAT E R. @ URE e ST ABLIS II lie T
THE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity
l. CLEVELAND, Ohio, large and spacious Build. %sz1A
lngs for the accommodation OF Patients who SsssN
feel disposed 10 make paccal ap1icaton of the ELEM
HYDROPATHIC or WATER-CUR Treatment. under
the most favorable auspices for the removal of Disease
The Water at this Establishment is very pure soft and
abundant; some of the Springs are very cod-one, in
The best and experienced German Nurses in
attendance All Patients required to furnish three CON-
fortes; two large Wooden Blankets coarse Cotton
Shirts one coarse Linen Sheet that may be cut with
The subscriber Intends the location of his establish
ment second in the country. to have the repnta.
ti0n second to none.
Patients should bear in mind, that as the restoring Of
health will be the qua with him. it should be
the great desideratum with them Everything else should
be made snbservient to that great object.
All communications must be postpaid.
T. T. SEELYE, nj. D.. Proprietor
CLEVELAND Ohio IS4o fv16 3md Jtyv
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FLOWERS. i Ladies who wish to preserve
flowers, are recommended to try nitrate of soda.
As much as can be held between the thumb and
finger placed in the water with the flowers, will
preserve them fresh, it is said, for fortnight e
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o. George Washington was tried in Buffalo, a
few days since, for an attempt TO kill William
Henry Harrison. Both of these gentlemen Were of
the colOred persuasion,
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EDUCATION.
HIGH sgH1o Fl E2 1s y III Nss1 dAPszs

CAr6NTfLKT sT1Krr NRAR 81. J0sHrH sTHKET.
EsTABkIBHED q $50 under the supenlss:.dfnctG; q
II the Mines ALLISON from Londons-ln this lnkaltu
ton, conducted Oh the best ant Of Europe9n
he course Of study thocssh az q elicit dsps,
resorted to- any Of the vaous depanmeno 'cene
or literature. = s.r.,;.tsrds,,,..zf~ !,
French gentleman Of high literary attasmenH Mnef ian
guages music and the accomplisnHen are ausn' Wy mas
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils many Yeas OF one Oh the most emnen
drawing masters in Europe.
E Terms be known on application to the residenct
off6e Misses ALLISON. CarOndelet st. n28 1y
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TIN.PLATG.
100 BOXES &c and TX Charcoal brands
sJU)U 30 boxes I4x3o, TX and Xxx;
l4x14 TX and Xxx, and ether extra slzss
assorted in store, for sale by :. sAMt,Ef. LOCKE,
Nos 8 and Front Levee
between Custom-house and Bienvie Sta
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, Etc.
nndersgned constantly eceving fresh Supplies Of
and from Europe WHICH he will dispose Of atthe low
and Families. Fresh v ACCiNE MATTER always IA
on hand. ami VACCINATION Performed to satisfaction
CHS. NYSTRASD, Diamonds Row.
as ON at corner of Iehoupitnnlas and Delord SIS.
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HATS-HATS.
AT MY SALES-ROOM may be found few cases O
"A fine Moleskin Hats some very handsome Silk =
iIaband Black fashionable B. B. Russia, Calfor q
nia Buena Vista. and Plantation Hats. Aso-A choicf
o Of col0red and clear Leghon Hats and few superior
Panamas. All OF which just received and for sale low
for cash approved paper VIM. BOOTH Halter,
mhl5 corner of Gravier and Tchoupitoulas SITS
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0En CASKS Screened Schnykill Coal in yard for sue
ECU By a. y. CoG I 4ahdS z a..
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN M. HILL, ALEX. ALLISON. JAS D. KNOWLES
GEO. w. MARTIN. yACOB MCGAvoCK, e. M FOGG,
F. b. FoaG, WM EAKIN, SAINT SEAY.
VOOLFOLK JOHN NJ BASS,
I.x,, e., S.,.,4. JOHN M. HILL, Prest
TT This long established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies continues to take
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS the mostliberal terms.
at its Agency in wOrleans, at the office of
OBI PICKETT. PERKINS co. 81 MAGAZINE st.
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNBUsEs
ON and after the 4 inst the Carriages of the above Line
" will be divided at Canal street, and "a @lJAsMM
will leave each way as follows, viz :-1a0247EAf
First Carriage from Government Wharf to@-AA 49,
Last Carriage from Covenant Wharfo Canals TX P M.
First .. :. Canalst to Covenant Wharf 81 A M
Fint Lafayette to Canal street ...."S, A. NJ.
First :. Canal street to Lafayette ......sM A M.
Last q =" - ......8 p. M.
FARE-10 cents each way from Canal street. Tickets
81 per hundredor sale at the corner of Harmony and
Leyee streets Lafayette; Of Moeau and Louisa
streets, Third Municipality, and by the Agent Canal st.
ja3 ]. B. SLAWSON & co.
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90 don't know much about fee simple, but
know that
For the gain of simple fee.
The wisest lawyers disagree
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= - HNAky. AND MAnnIEA. 49,
10 G a sS + iaa VIZ sEs, ~; sss
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Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail. by A. b D.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists. 100 Fulton street, corner
of viii am New York Sold alSo by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and the Canaas Price 81
per bote-six bottles, SIS. mh24 In
(Success9rs to .4adreg Oliver d. Co. CORNER BIEN-
VILE AND CHARTERS STREETS; ". JaRPIS d Co,
DUFTLHO Tr. and f. p. DUf<' 49, N"--- <A-'-ans.
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Nd GRIFFF. B. 4. KIN0SLAND.
b. GRtEfFS1 CO., Wholesale DeaLerssn Butter and
IA. Cheese, and agents for Iaytors Albany Ale and
Porter and NetoarE Cider, Nos 49, 80 and 40 Oil Leyee
New Orleans ni6ly
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T ROBERTSON & CO, No. 81 CANAL STREET, has
received, per recent arrivals from New York and f
Paris. complete assortment of Gentlemen superine
Nuuia HATS, latest styles. Also Infants, Boys
ey together with large assortment of all kinds of Straw
HATS found in our markets such as Panama, Leghom,
Campeachy Canada Straw Pedal. Patent and Jenny Lind
HATS Children fancy trimmed eghorn Rice Pearl
All OF which we respectfully offer to friends and the
public on the most reasonable terms wholesale and retail
At the FASHIONABLE HAT and CAP STORE. No
81 Canal street, New Orleans mil 3m
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I45 COHHO-V Street betaeea CGrondczet and 3dronnt
,r,p,.p m,nrP pEA bFEsr u EVAN SssSs4sss4ay
lSE ELLED CRATES, MONUMEN rs, <lMSs9f7fa Y
TONES, ToMB SLABS, GRAVE STONES, tN Nh p
and MARBLE, in all its different varieties sily7nfmA
THOMASTON LINE, CALCINED PLAS- VMW
TER OF PARIS, T., MAN and HYDRAU- W.
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR IN
WHITE SAND ENGLISH. PENSACOLA -
and PITTSBURG FRIEDRICH, my3
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II seems indeed impossible to crafty the Union
or conciliate It's desperate malcvolence. II the
Postmaster General removes a Democratic clerk he
is butcher" heartess and proscriptive II the
Secretary of War is anti-proscriptive--if he has
thus far declined to remove partisan Democrats
from any Of the bureaus under his supervision
if up to this time he has in his own Office but one
Democrat less than Mr.. Marcy left him, Except
the messenger the Union ipfers that he is "igno-
rant Of bis business, and does not "know sufi-
cient Of his department. waggish Wing at
my elbow says, if we look through party specta-
cles, such as have worn crease in the Unions
nose, I don't know il the Locofoco is not half
right" q.
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Dor The Rfunhlic.

The ribald iests and general scurrity Of series
Of trash published in the Union over the signature
Of Heroic Age" have been noticed by the readers
Of the Union generally, and some of the more dig
nihed Journals Of the country have expressed a
doubt whether the Union was not to be considered
an unsafe paper for agents to receive, under late
righteous decision Of Judge Parsons, of Phlsdel-
pha, in relation TO scandalous and scurrilous pub
locations. Now, we necessarily Judge every thing
comparatively; and in comparison with the editorial
IN the Union Of Saturday last, even Mr.. Heroic
Age" himself might boast Of his gentlemanly pro-
priety. He might Aauer himself that even his
coarse buffoonery on the gravcst subjects can
sometimes provoke laugh, while the gross ri-
garly of aiision and sentiment of the editorial can
only excite disgust
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BALTIMORE. july l6-5 %. m.

BALTIMORE, July l6-5 p. m.
The breaking out of the cholera at the aims
house, which is situated in Baltimore county, about
three miles from the city, has produced considera-
BILE alarm. The epidemic now prevails there to an
alarming extent among the paupers. From Friday
last up to nine o'clock this morning, there had been
thirty cases, and eleven terminated fatally--of
which eight new cases and three deaths occurred
since three clock yesterday.
No cases have yet occurred in the city.
Mr.. John d. Buck highly respectable gentle
man of our city, for some time past employed as a
clerk at the Smelling and Mining Company, on the
Fort road, south of the basin, was deliberately
murdered last night. He was sitting at the desk Of
his counting room about III O'Clock, when some
person went to the window and shot him through
the head. He died instantly. The dead body was
found in the room this morning. A coroner's jury
had Of the murderer. The affair has produced
much excitement
| have recently visited New York and Philade-
phia. 1t 10 surprising to see how few persons are
most deserted. The landlords say they are not
paying expenses. Saratoga, Newport, Cape May,
and other wateringplaces, very thnly attended.
The cholera RACES very badly in both cities, and
The rich, and those best able to live prudently are
falling victims to the scourge in equal proportions
to the poor
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Correspondence Of the Republic.
RArr,moxr July I6. ls4a.

BALTIMORE, July Id, lo49.
From the Geographic dispatches which | sent
you last evening you will have perceived that the
dreaded scourge is at length in our midst. Twenty
eight cases and ten deaths have been officially
ported from the alms-house since Friday morning.
The number of fatal cases seems to be in the ratio
of one-third. This is not surprising, as the bad
habits and broken constitutions of those unfortu-
nate people afford opportunity for the full play of
the powers of the fell destroyer. One case has
been reported as having occurred at the in6rmary,
but it has not as yet been officially announced
Hon. John Johnson, chancellor of Maryland,
and brother of the honorable Attorney General OF
the vacant Senatorial slippers of his brother. Mr..
J. is reputed TO be of great strength of mind
and sound judgment, and as true-hearted Wing
as ever claimed the name, Ii would doubtless be
judicious, as well as popular appointment.
The friends of constitutional reform propose
holding a convention in this city on the Goth inst.
Numerous delegates from number of counties
have been already appointed, and perceive that
other counties are now moving. 1t will, in the alb
sence of cholera excitement, be large and enthusi-
astc meeting, and will keep you, from day to day,
fully informed Of its proceedings.
At meeting of the committee of arrangements,
at the city hall, on Saturday afternoon, the follow
ing resolution adopted in place of the previous
| one, providing for a funeral procession:
"Resolucd, That the 25h day of July be the day
fixed for the delivery Of the Grafton commemora-
tive of the life and public services of the late James
X. Polk, ex-President of the United States. And
that the chief marshal be empowered, in co-opera-
ton with the executive committee, to make every
arrangement that their discretion may suggest"
The funeral procession is thus given up, upon
sanitary considerations.
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IL seems there is dispute in the State of Florida
in relation to the Governorshp. Two persons
claim the Office, the present incumbent and the Hon
T. Brown The following correspondence from
the Savannah Georgian explains the nature of the
difficulty;
TALLAHASSEE, June 10, ls49.
To his Ercsilsney w. ID, .Moseley.
SIR: As some diversity Of opinions have been
entertained in regard to the time when your term
of Office would terminate, and as there was no way
by which this question could be brought before the
supreme judiciary Of the Suite, that speedy
and valid decision could he had in time TO settle
the difficulty, addressed note to the Attorney
General, the highest law officer of the State, and
asked his opinion on the question of constitutional
law, which he has given at length, and which, hav-
ing been published in the newspapers, presume
you have seen.
now respectfully ask you To inform me when
you consider your Of office will expire, and at
what time you propose to turn over to me the Seal
State, that may act accordingly, and be M readi
ness TO enter uron the discharge Of my duties as
yoursuccessor, duly elected and qualified as required
by the constitution.
| am, sir, very respectfully,
Your most ob't, &C.,
THO. BROWN
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A convention previously called to take into con-
sideraton the improvement of the Upper and Lower
Mississippi rapids met at Davenport, Iowa, July
4th, and was presided over by VIM. Bracket, esq,
of Rock Island. Buts small number Of delegates be-
ing present. it adjourned to meet at Davenport on
the 10Th Of October next having previously APP
pointed acommittee to consist Of E. Cook, VIM.
Vandeveer, and A. Saunders, esqs., the latter of
whom was secretary ofthe convention. The move
ment is important, as at certain Of the year
the people above the falls experience difficulties
which might easily and at small expense We
removed.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-17

Mr. BENJAMIN MMoR, once editor and proprietor
of the Southern Literary Messenger, has made
public proposition to change the name OF the
Union, and to call the thirty States VIRGINIA. An
exchange paper states that il has doubt that the
honor would be appreciated, but in that case what
would the "Old Dominion" do for a namel In
all probability call herself Old Virginia, and con-
slider the other twenty States and various Ter
rltories, including California, as annexed.
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western brands at "a A a "a 60. Corn meal and
rye -four unchanged
Sales Of red wheat at SO lO2c., and Genesee
llS l22c.
Corn is frm-prices slightly advanced. Yellow
60c. Oats 45c
Provisions ged-hoders firm. Groceries
are quiet.
The cotton market is firm under the news, and
prices have advanced to C. since the steamer
Sales Of GOO bales
Whisky is selling at DC Der gallon.
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The Little Rock journals say that Mr.. Upshaw,
United States agent for the Choctaws and Chcka-
saws, has written that he had ascertained that the
massacre of party of cmigrants to California, by
the Indians on Red river, was untrue. The story
was originated by two Of the party, who for mis-
conduct had been expelled.
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rHE STEAMER.

We have news to-day of the arrival OF the
Niagara at Halifax You will have her intel
ligence by telegraph long before this reaches you.
The general idea here is that the late eDsute was
greatly magni6ed by the government presses; and
that the Wanted instruction was merely great
popular demonstration, inopportune, perhaps, and
lmpollllc. against that Infamous measure, the send
ing of French army to put down the Government
Of the Trumvirs, and reinstate The Pope. II will
appear believe, that Ledu Rollin and his friends
were right, after all. -
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From private source, we learn that the Wing
State Convention at Iowa city, on the 30th, passed
off very egreeubly. The following gentlemen were
nominated for Board of Public Works: THOMAS
]. McKs.s, Of Linn county, President; WILLIAM
M. AlLros, OF Monroe county, Secretary; -
STEWART. Of Lee county, Treasurer. series Of
resolutions, promising full support to the present
Administration, were passed.
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We regret to announce the death of most esti-
mable and beloved citizen of Philadelphia, Thomas
Earle, esq He died on Saturday, aged about sixty
years
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The WilmotProviso resolves have passed the
House Of Representatives Of Maine.
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The HAsprRs, of New York, are about to publish
a new work entitled "Mexico and the United
States" by Major Ripley, Of the army.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l6--2 p. m.

Stocks are steady, but not active. Sales Of Penn
syvania 6's at 1911. Nothing done in U. 8 6's.
Flour is steady at "a SIS a - g. Sales Of red
wheat at SO lose. yellow corn co a 6lc.; oats
30c.
Provisions without change, and very little doing
Cotton is held firm, and ] to !c. per h. under
the steamers news might be real ized.
Whisky 81 2llc. per gallon in bbls.
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rJ,HE VIEW UNA.-The Lady Alice. or the New
Il Una, novel, this day received for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
June IL Bookstore near 9th 81.
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Eight hundred and forty-one emigranis arrived
At Philadelphia from Europe on the 18th instant.
On the same day the ship Unicorn, with very
large number, PASSED the breakwa,er at the mouth
of the river
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Mr.. A. de vAuDRIcoURr bees

Mr.. A. de vAUDRICOURT begs leave TO
1Vl inform his friends and the public that having
permanently located in Washington, he intends 10
Italian, and Spanish languages, and also of the
Piana Forte and Drawing in al its branches Re-
fercnccs Of the very highest respectabity will be
given by applying at his residence, (l2th street,
between ID and c, next door 10 Mr.. Gibson's Acad-
emy,) or at Davis Music Store, and Mrs. Ander-
sons Stationery Store.
July l7-eodim
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VOHNsTON's Commercial Chart OF the
- World, London, ls49-on Mercators projection
containing the position Of every place Of CONNER
cisl Importance, showing the principal currents of
the with their direction and of progress
&c, &c. A single copy, fully mounted, Just i'm
ported and for sale by
TAYLOR a MAURY,
June Is Booksellers, near 9th street.
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that very German people, which has done more
than any other for music, the young Luther earned
his bread by singing in the highways"
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BALTIMORE. july l6.

The latest news from Europe is, that the French
had entered the breach of ST. Pancraza, at Rome in
considerable force, but with great loss. They had
made no further progress in the final taking OF the
city. The reported advantages Of the Austrian and
Russian forces over the Hungarians is contradiced
The Sultan of Turkey had peremptorily refused to
grant permission for the passage of the Russian
troops through his dominons
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The public Offices Of the city and county of Gin
cinnst have been burned All the public docu-
men,s and records, however, we're saved