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8erfhieoensn pericncn. Sntercden
auf 6tapt.@ebulSm 5129 90
UbGcb(da(it auf bic Sauptiumme 600 90
Daul unD @hmsnt, fir 5swers $50 95
ST. prins, oae SriencIhip: Sprts
senbaus 3u bauen us 90
81. Barnet, fir bic SriencIGipGprits
sen gcmpasuie 500 90
NeHer ser6, Srrieeubaus ;u pId.
fern l2 so
6o,paro s. W1iaer, fir Die Sunicr
SpriBen: gOmpa9nie Glib 90
Saeob $enbart fir Die Ncablns 9o'
n:gompaanie $50 90
SEQ. 8es, Wlapcr, abfbl 8ebalt $50 90
9. 9. Sarfep, Hn,paltss8ebalt 100 90
90 DO ertra Oienite 80 90
s. Seisinacr, 6obs& &onltabele9ebalt 200 90
QS. Seen, 90 90 200 90
% @rrb fir Die Seusrpluse 10 90
liar. 4ltrecbt, gitpNeaulatOrssehalt 100 90
DO ertra Oieulte 55 60
%. Mefert, @ebalfs 0eeuator 78 SO
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s. Sopman, &adenmsilterss@rbaIt IS 90
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20 ertra Sruden / so
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DO ertra Srufen 10
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s. &irfpatri9, Oel fir S6lduhs Is IS
q. 81. &aufs, Orolnan5'. IN recoroen l8 II
O1. 4. Seper, Protbonctare Soften IS
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8. Song, @itpsSsmdbe ;u reparIren 10 90
O1aer, glienbauer II. Neifhneiber,
Nuoitoren fir l849 450
wm. &erns, fir Gi6ter 247
=. Olauaer, curten unb pGDen al 80
&. TB. 6arpsr, Shreibmaterial 4l8
s. glasel, Srrtbum in bsr s. @tra6e 5 90
Collins, sieens Sslo suriifseaeben 200
Salfhes Gelo 3urilf9sssbsn an
OIapor Ses e5 90
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Saif uHS Sdnb i 20
8. 81. W1obr uno Co., Q 62
@tihter uno Oi'Snistt So
qBm, Nbcaos, SerlcbieSsnre l6
8. Seisinser 40
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Scrousb Sloten einselbtt s 90
Daar beaablt Den City Hubitorsn, bic
gitps II. S6ulrsetnunssn rsoiDiren 90 so
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Stifel ultD Scbube.

:. 5. Selir uno 60. BADEN ltb NIT slnsnl
febr 9rcssn 8orratb BON Stisfsln uno S6ubsn
psrsben-9endbts unb NIT pe99S 9smabt--
ale BON ibrsr si9snsn Sabrif, wpfir lie sutifs'
ben. esuts nsbs Sbubs n6tbi9 baben pers
ben es pcrtbsibaft finosn an;urufsn uno ben
sinbeimifhen 8lsis Su srmuntsrn oa peis @as
ter Defenders pai1sno fir bsisn Warft 9smabt
ftnb.
Gsaoin9, Npril 2. bp.
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f4,0sO 67
l3,sl9 81
8ilanl febnIp. Dem @ebatm. s2l(

Silanj f6alo. Dem GebaBm. $2l0 70
9Sir, bic nnterjcihneten Inoitcren, berit'
ten abtunssDca, oa6 mir Die NehnuHs bon
Geo. Seoter, g(q., Stasmeittsr Der gitp6s'
acins, fcrsfaItis unterfuebt uno repibirt bas
ben, unb finbsn cine Bilan5 ftulDis an cen
ShaBmelter br Stabt NeaOius BON 3ipei
bunSert unD ssbn sbaIern II. itebsn3is gsnts.
8. 3. @mitb,
q. 9. Sittins, Aubiforsn.
3 8. Wlaursr,
Nsapins, Npril 2. 1850. SIN.
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.EtnOerld)uhe.

Ssifsbenb aus &otbsn, gbwaryu, psltar'
blssn uno @aiters fiir Sinosr. Gin srcssr TOr'
ratb jest oapon auf Joano, Der wcblfel psr'
fault wirb i'm Stpbr RON
u. Senfe, fen. uno. 60.
llntsrbalb Sabsr6 SsrfS @autp jpaufs,
sbenfalls ndbifs Sbir ju SIpmsr'6 Stobr.
0pril 8. 1W.
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9ln Ole unabban9i9en @rndb(er ppl
SerfS 0nl1ntn

11itburser:- Abermals lteae ieb msinsn
Samen au enrer Seahtuna fir has Imt
einee Seberih's bon 8srts gauntp, BEL cer
fcil,enoen allsemeinen Wabl i'm nahten Ocs
tober. Oantbar fit bic libsrale lIntertllts
suns. Die mir bsi lester wahl ;u steil se.
wcrpen, nebme ih adtunsspoa Cure llnters
fhsuns atermals III 4nIpru6, uuo ipenn id
5u jenem Nmte seipablt ,psros. 70 Ocrpfitte
i6 MIDI ielbtt ale oamit UerbunOenen spfih'
ten ptnttli6 inb unparteiifb su erfallgn.
Ullt beIonoerer 6o6ahtuns
Guer Sreltno uno W1itbirser,
7obn tlJanoerbad,.
!SeibelberA 9. Ipril, 1850. b3B.
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Gar 6 0 uettoren.

Slaebribt miro bierrureb seseben, oa6 Bcr,
ihldse fir bic ginfaillIun9 oss Staatss unp
gauntp.9ares in Orn Saunlbips 0cusla6,U
mltp, Maioenerirf unb OIsp, am @cmmil(lo.
neresImte in Neanina, 5wiI6en nun unD pen
eriten Olcntas i'm Wlai anasncmmcn werpen
ee erbdIt ater fciner en 0upifat, Osr Iein
aItes 9upIitat uictt abbejablt bat.
Gcer9e Sidtborn,
@6reiter pcr Commit fcners.
Ipril l6. 3m
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Namenfduhe.

9as bsife enforcement vcn Damsnfbuhn
IN Der eitp if 81 finosn i'm Stcbr bon
u. Senfe, fen. uno 90.
Td6ffs sbar 81 elpmsr's srofsnwaarsn ct.
9pril 8. 1W.
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9teuer
Stiefels ln0 S6ubz

an Der llnterjelhnete iel9t felnen
y Treunoen u. Dem seebrten pub:
lifum pOn &eaoin9 unb Der lin.
- 9e9sno sr9sbsnif an, pas CT Ell:
nsn nsuen 5bub uno Stiefel 5tobr aui
gcmmiflicn iibtrnommsn bat, in Der Olf>Osil:
ifrabe, orsi Sbiiren untsrbab Der 9tsn, 9lsid,
cbsrbaIb WeDer Sie9sl6 l9utsStobr Rorbleite
100 sr fortmdbreno einen 9rOsen Gorratb ppn
Sticfcln uno 5cbubrn, pom alen &rtsen
unO OuaItdtsn auf 3onb bdIt unO mObIkiI
perfaufen mirb
Sunoen 2trbetsn uno &speratursn wsrSsn
fcrtwdbrenb ouf 9erIan9en fbnea unp gut
psrfsrt9t.
2lnoreas Senfc jry Naent
Geaoin9, 2tprI 0. 1850. 3m.
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Ser 0eaoiu9er
DeutI6e 8Quz9Seretn.

Die befimmts monatIibe Gsriammlun9 bss
9reftorium6 oieisS 9erenS, fir Den Monat
2tpril, miro mor9sn Absno, ben 17kn Npril,
um llbr, i'm 9epobnliben 2ofaIe os6 3srein8
itattfncsn, fir Die Ssrifsi9erung Der mOnatlis
den 9arIsbcn unb anrers GeIbdite Die vorfonl:
men mt9en.
Nrnole puwclla Sefrstdr.
&sacin9, Iprl l6. I'm.
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StaDts Necbitutt0.

Srcrsc Secter, S6aBmciiter, in Netnuns
nit Der Staot Neapin9.
Sr.
erbalten bon e. ShulB, Gar
fir l848. Sll47 90
DO BON s. @hulB, 1849 ll494 90
DO q8m Seen, Nent, fir
W1arft. Gtdnpe 575 90
20 90 marfts$icenGe 81 90
DO DO @6aulteaunsss$icenie l52 90
DO Ssr. 8ss, >icsnIe l25 90
Do DO SauerIautni6'S sbelne 100 90
90 10 s. Reim, 90 3 so
DO QS. Seen, eonfeeirtc Sutter S so
30 " DO Saucrlaubni6sGtbsine 2 90
90 Iarcn AIbredt, Srrthum 95 90
90 W1. menael, gsq, Strafen Is 90
90 Geo o SartIap, DO 400
DO Slid Boone, Sebasmeiter
bee SoluntiersScno 70 so
DO "Sries IL. &iIItnscr f. Stcine 9 81
90 9B. Napp, pcrfauf. Sruno 2lO
90 Scbn SOpere 6interla0enib 10 90
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Sttefel llnb Skube,

Sttefel llhO SEHhe,
SaIbIscsrn, Sip, unb Marc6o Stefs!n unb
Sbubs fir Mdnner Elm WUblaus9eiubtsr
8erratb nun ouf oanb an ben Stobren rcn
II. SenFe, fen. unb 60.
2lpril 8. 1gRt.
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Cine: f6dbbare 8aueret
Gum pripats8erfauf.

Ser llnter;eibnste tistst burb spripat'
!canoel gum Bsrtauf an
Gtne gGotnung uno 60 9tfer 9ano,
selsssn in maratawrp 9aunI6ip, Seres
eanntp, srenjeno al <ano bon Saeob 6ptten'
iteln, 9amuel Sbwopsr Siutsn Sulbin,
gfber 5sffner, Benjamin $ans nnb Oanlel
Sebmcper earauf tefnpet lt:
AagA Gin 5wetfDfi9t ffeinerne6
l::::4a QBohnhaus, etne 9ute ffeiner:
1ss& - SbipeIjcr S6suer, 76 bel Al SnB
9rcB, wasenlhopASprinsb Wellbforn
baus no nod auoere Slebeus8ebaubG ein
Srunnen nit 9utsm Bader nabs Der Sbhr,
cine giiterne 6cim 5auIe unb eins anoere bel
rer Sbcuer, unO en junaer trebenper Obts
9arten init anserlefenen Obittaumen. Bon
oem sance ltno Nfer 6plslanD, NIT ItDes
rem 6clse teitancch pas ibrise III Saulano,
i'm teiten Stanpe per gultur, friIb htertalft,
III tequeme Sclber aetbelt unb inter 9uten
Senicn. SIR pas 0lahere bsIiebs man ftb
all pen unterfhrirbrncn giaentbimcr gu ipens
cen rcr auf penn ploBe potnt.
Nathan Saas.
Waratawnp, Iprl 1G. *4m.
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(aue benz Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
Ubtlaoelpbier 9siebmarFt.

philadelphia, Nprit 10. 1850.
Sblatbtcbfen. 1880 Gtif psrfauft an bic
StaotsWsssser 81 $64 bic SO Die 100 Plumb,
9smds Der Nuaiitdt.
Slbe.-2OO psrfauft ~ $15 Bic 80.
Sbmeins-4O0 psrfauft tu S5 bis $54 bic
100 pfuno.
gbaafs-aas psrfauft ~ 81 bs "a jspss.
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IQunl(hipz erlQmmlun0.

0ie Burger bon gIia6 saunidip, rpelhe
aesen bic beablt6tiste 2bsiluns oes saun:
Ihips fno, 70 wis cislelbe bsriettet ucroen
itnoerIuht elmer SerIammluns bei5nwobnen.
pir an 2Ofsn April 1850, um ltbr Slads
mittass, ain GaltbauIe bon Sobn g 8ern>
tartlin glia6 Saunfhip sebaltsn percen Ioa,
i'm 0b nber bic 9eeianeten MaSreseln 5ur
Serbhtuns Der seoa6ten Gbeiluns gu bsiprss
den. Dielc Suraer pen Glfae.
Npril 9. 1850. 2m.
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Nobrtht an Die 2(GeG'oren.


Sle 4fedoren oer l6iepenen9 9aunI6ips,
13aros uno Sorouabs in Der gauntp 8erfs,
peroen bierrurh tenaebridbtiat, oa6 fte se'
maB pes 6ten Itftbnitts elmer in ls49 paIs
itrtm Nfte CUR 8eDitcn Oee Wili3s@pfeme,
Die gauntp:g ommif0oners nit elmer <ilts al.
ler mannlitben perionen, 3piI6sn Dem after
bon 2 uno as Sabren, Die in ibrsn reIpettis
ben Sauniblps, Barps oosr Scrousbs mob.
nen uno ni6t ltnlformirt unb ais BirserIols
oatcn lnrOllirt itnb, 81 Derirbep baten, oalnit
bieielbeu in Stanp seiest weroen ili6aen, Die
i'm 8ten 9Ibf6nitt Dss eripabnten 8eleBss
pcrsel6ricbene Olili;ttrafe aubulesen. ltnO
5uaIei6 percm bic IdeTcren prinsenb ers
inebt, bieie >iltsn 70 ta!s mic mtsieb angus
ferti3cn.
s;:";: s;;;:s $:';!s;: s!;s;; s;;;;,. e'"'''"'''
2lpril Q. 3m.
Appel tions- -SaQe.
SRaChrid,t fnirO hipruif oeooko, ho6 NJ.
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9ln Die freien uno unabhGnaiaen
Stimm9eber bon Berfs 0annfv.
tfIitbur9er:
Ourcb biele meiner Srsunoe BIN
it aufseforoert unb breoet morbsn, mid ais
ein ganpipat fir bas
Scberifs 2lint
BON Berfs gauntp, bel Der ndhften Oetobers
wabl, ansubieten. Sim 8aI mid Die gbre
gursr lu6rpabl trstfen follte, Derpfidte i'd
mid fslbtt, bic pfiebten oes umtes aetreu
uno nat menen beiten Sabisfelt au erfiasn.
guer Sreuno uno W1tbirser
Benjamin Stable.
Nsapina, Npril 16. 1850. bD.
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Ap Pc u all n s. 4 age.
Slatrtht miro biermis sesebsn, oa6 bic
lppelatlonstase fir Die perfdisoenen 9auns
iblpe. Staote uno QDarbs in Der gauntp
Ssrfs, fur oas Sabr 1850, sebalten iperpen,
am eomilfonere.Amte ;n NeaOins, ,pis folst:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Royal mail steamer Canada arrived at
Halifax yesterday morning, with dates from Liver
pool to July goth. The Telegraph furnishes the
subjoined summary of her news:
The and splendid American steamer Pacific, Of the
Collins line, arrived at Liverpool making the passage in ten
days and twelve hours from the time she left her dock New
York. The Royal mail Camtria twelve days
making her trip from New YorR out to Liverpool.
At Liverpool the Cotton market had been active through
out the week, the sales in all amounting to 10000 bales,
to I'd. per b advance. Spectators took $4,000 bales
and exporters 10000 Fair Orleans quoted sad per h.
The market closed quiet
The American feet off the port ofLisbon The papers,
however, furnish relative the difficulty between
Portugal and the United States But little doubt exists that
hoses have actually recommended between Denmark and
the Duches. important results likely to ensue,
large Russian feet off the for the avoed purpose
rendering the Danes all the assistance they may require
The overland mail has arrived with weeks later ad-
vices from India and China The commercial treaty between
the United States and China had not been concluded
The QUEEN of SPAIN has been delivered of son, who
survived its birth only few moments. difficulty has
arisen between Spain and Portugal in consequence of the
marriage of the Kings sister with the son of Don Carlos
The Spanish Minister has protested against the alliance
breach Of the quadupe treaty, and has asked for his pass
ports.
In ZEALAND, the hall known as Cancellation hall has
been closed and the repeal agitation considered dead forever
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
FROM FORT LARAMIE.

We have been shown letter from an officer OF
the Army, dated Fort Laramie, June 90, 1850,
from which we are privileged to make the follow
ing extract respecting the emigration to California
"To form any correct conception of the emigra.
ton to California, across the praries, it is neces
sary to be on the ground. History presents no
parallel. 1hirtyJfve thousand persons have al.
ready passed this point, and there are some ten
thousand still behind. The number of wagons
is somewhere near eight thousand. The cho-
lera has made its appearance, and tUo hundred
have been buried. This is no great mortality, TAX
ing into consideration the utter desttution of many
the want of prairie ksso,cledge, &c. &c. The
amount of rascality on the road is almost beyond
belief; there is hardly crime that has not been
from murder down. Fort
Hall has been abandoned, and the garrison sent
into California.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
wAsHINGTON COILEGE. VIRcT Ma,

40
THIS Institution, in which given thorough training in
i the liberal arts, well NATURAL meniali and moral
science, will open its session for 1880 ne first aay
Of September next The public donbtessaw are that
vision is also made for the regular instruction the above
named three departments of SCIENCE of such flor want
time money incnation cannot pursue consummaton
the whole liberal and literary Of training We wish
also to be noted that part of the mathematical drilling
instruction is given in the science OF Fertilization and Gum
nery and houd sufficient number choose to organize and
uniform in the Manual Exercise and Tactics Major Hill
the Professor of Mathematics within whose department this
falls, acquired his science West Point his practical
drilling at Monterey Vera Cruz, Pueba, Chap,ltepec &C.
having been engaged in general battle Of Mexican
war; except Buena Vista and Churubusso.
E1pENsEs-Tuiton per annam, $50; room rent, $4 de-
houses from 81 $9 and washing 81 per naoath fuel and
lights from $S TO 2 per Students prevds their own
beds and aainabe on the ground at
moderate cost lndgent young the number thirty
OF good moral character and talents have aer tuition
free -
Gold and silver MEDALS amount s 500 aereeably to
vote of the Trustees and the will of Robinson will
hereafter be delyered day. or four
the best scholarshe average gadgs Of junior and
senior constitute the basis award The successful
competitors may have the in any shape of premium
that may suit their taste.
permanent scholarship which entities the
owner to the tuition OF scholar time, forever may
purchased for $500 family scholarship which entities @
course for $780, paid before the first of September next
after that time, $12U.
For detailed Information apply any member of the
Faculty. GEO. JuNKIN, President.
july 2o-lawdSw4w
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. JULx, 16, 1850
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

NorEGreat the above special distances Of
may appear the aggregate yields only general view If
the continental bays and added those the
dae and adjacent nsula groups from and including New
Holland, New Zealand and Madagascar with the Archipe-
lago around Boneo and close the summary, added the
group of Japan, the whole would yield safe summary Of
100, 900 miles CT seacoast.
The preceding summary is only the ground view Cast
retrospect back to the Cape of Good Hope and extend the
view inland to include Eastern Africa from thence the head
of the Red sea and mouth the Ne Arabs Persia India
its widest extent Thibet Burmah siam Malaccs Anam Co
chin China, China Proper Corea Mandshura Northeastern
ASIA with the nsuar groups Of Japan and those Of Southeast
ASIA and the inhabitants on the survey will include more
than thirds of mankind 1t to reach those immense
regions Of civilized man, and share their wealth. that stmua.
ed from the dawn of time nations whom we may correctly de-
sgnate "ArLASrIc" This a-moving principle admits of
date to its bth, abatement Of stimulating power It
this principle which, doubt in ages still more remote
but historically proven, from the age Of the Phaaohs up
that Of Solomon, and from thence lha, of modern times
that led the discovery of more than half the land sur
face Of the earh and the these words are traced
continues unabaed influence on the Atlantic
TONS The search for BETTER INDIA led to the
discovery of America.
To close this paper, must express an opinion which on
my mind has all the force of conviction that the best route o
India and the final route has been discovered The laws Of
Nature manifested by the form and relative exten, and
ton Of intervening continents and oceans the perennial winds
and The progress Of population, all combine with the mpoye
mens of land transportation to turn the great route from east to
west Western Europe is separated from Eastern Asia by
wider e1panse Of land than Western North America bv
open To state this fact which any person with yery s
trouble verify, needs other comment than to obrve
that to reach India BY from Europe demands
hreeod greater than to the Pacific ocean from the e
side Of North America. Results with increasing poOula
ton on North America needs no prophecy.
WILLIAM DAIRY
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

PowDER Mill ExPLosIoS-Loss OF LTE.-Messrs set-
zer d Hammers powder mill Mill Creek. near ST. Clair
Schuylki county, pa wa. blown up Monday last, for
which utterly demolished the building, with the exception Of
portion OF the frame. Theobad Sheer, ONE Of the two
workmen engaged in the mill the time was instantly
killed. his body being shocknsy burnt and anged John
Schap smother workman, although kied outright was
50 horribly burnt and otherwise injured thai he survived ony
about six hours when he expired Two lads one seventeen
and the other ten years Of age of Mr Solomon Nc
kinney, OF Barry township, who had accompanied their
father to the mill with load Of charcoal were instantly
killed Their bodies were earfuy burnt and dsigured
Mr. Daniel Dengler, Of Barry, also fell victim to the ex-
poson He heard Schar exclaim Scherre that the iron
scrape had fallen into the trough containing the powder and
urge him to stop the mill Appehending dange he turned
suddenly to escape from the building, buat that moment the
FOUNDERS came down upon the scaper and the explosion
instantly took place. Mr. Denger stricken to the earth
seriously burnt and his face breast and much black
ened His injuries caused his DEATH Two persons outside
the mill escaped. .-Pottsuils Emporium.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

AccIDKsT THE ERIE RAILRoAD.--On "Wednesday the
cattle train broke through iron bridge near Lackawaxe
doing considerable damage to the and cae and causing
the death Of two dovers and brakeman attached the
train The bridge Of Riders bridges of SO feet
span, and had been since the opening the road It
probable the extreme heat by expanding the iron affected
the strength Of the bridge The locomotive passed over in
safety The bridge fell immediately afterwards precipatng
the next car into the abyss, twenty-five feet Deep
Fifteen freight thus dashed into the river broken
and piled up in plain Of so feet by 25 feet in most
fightfu manner There in the train destroyed ll3
head of cattle $50 sheep, and 800 swine. Only 25 cattle
and 100 sheep saved the rest being destroyed in the
general crash The drovers killed were, Henry G. C!app
10 years old, in charge of sheep and swne from Menton
Ohio, nephew of Alexander Campbell, of Bethany College,
Virginia, and Mr. Bonda, IN charge of CATTLE from Corning
New York.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
TRnEGRAPH REPORTS, 90.
BALTnoxE, Aueusr 2-SP. m.

BALTIMORE, AUGUST 2-SsP. M
foul and bloody murder has been perpeated in Harfod
county, Maryland. The victim was Mr. Henry Hammond.
well known citizen of that place. He shot through the
near yesterday morning while engaged in his garden at his
iam near Perymansve Though the perpsrator of this
deliberate murder has not ysbeen discovered is hoped that
Iesributve justice may oSsake the guilty wretch Mr.
Hammond was native of baltimore. and among our best
ams and resided in the city until within few years back
when ne removed to Hartford He well and favorabIv
known possessed amabs disposition and TO- all human
knowledge had not an enemy in the world
The Locooco held their Convention last night bu, getting
into kind OF row, adjourned over until two oock,h. after
noon. They are now in session, with closed doors.
IA telsgPhic despatch Informs that last nisht the friends
OF Mr. j. TURNER, one Of the candidates for Mayor Sc
ceded rom the convention held meeting and nomina,ed
him as their candidate.]
There is nothing worthy of particular notice in the market
Flour is dull at s6.25 to s5s73. The New York m.ke,
is equally dull.