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ASSURANCES.

q
ffE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
Assurance Society % General Ager,a ono,, n
All street New York MAJ issi.-csr,h tfsoon. and
eurTina ftl2Ti D withxawa table 81 tae society
aasrd = The ssaurca sbo tsss out their reccs untcf
Advantage that b. conferred BY life On this
tAts tAs .ass oa,td a. any ue 10 rce.ive q, q
I'm nclista sdvsne 10 the e.sent ~ ns the
smount n the paid aasusl pr-iur Without ssoury
ecvh nshiutr deposit Of tbs policy bat BY snri,
dors rnt thsrccn The half withhold
durlnr ths whole 500 snusnoe o. ths policy Also
the sasurvd ~ e not rsquyug W oontsue
the rooy ts surrendev half Of the
will be r. turned by the soole<y.
~ The Last unl nvcssgsss reported In Nay 1850 the
bonue declared " the assurej verthe option % r-oyn
Of per cent their ttvnurs In es or roverrionary
Ado. 70 ths original Assured b. saeh policy vsyIs
Ersrples * bonpsss already soisr.a, -ii he 6und
ethr israer on prpllossisn 70 n Wall street OF ~
party nav. ~ roasrs,s snnusi pr-nuu. insure As
life and he survive. 70 reach ths Of 90 sh. f
insured, mp 20 $1,000. Wal b paid " him his
Sexh Before that rviod ths assuFel will W rad
V liz family or icEsf representatives
r~rops
G. EDwARD HABICHr, chsirnsn-
T. Palmer, r. G. rucksv.
q. y. U3wlsnS, Rnry Ludism-
Wn. Van Heck, Robert j. Diiion. snf
j.. Essrry Rodgers n.
ia BEARD meet Wednesday o. n Wall ssr~s fr shs
trsnson o. hnsnees Cac-rla aud other foretgn rsls
Aaisn &C lair rates ~ sxtrs prs-um.
y. LEANDER STARR, General Ageas, and
svrerintendsnt ~ the unsted stsses Local Beard
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Tus Snv.rEIr pcvD Cas--Nc bars recstvsd o-s
statement u Mr. panicrs ta Treasurer q ths Ma~ss-
kls md Mississippi Rallre - Company ra,iv- 70 sAs
tr,nsetors bet~een ~nsef sBd Jauon All crTs'~ -
10 drsi n tho sas, u list ccpaay . ths an's~sa
o. sbop,a sai Or n ebSalaIas - sheh hs 'sssw
pss,ks sre noe an Der rdie,se,t u 4 saseus saA
hsyo,isS crs~,lar sas ysSe sGas,
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Baitirnors Ctty Couneil-Souther~ MAa
Items, &c.

b.lrsons May a, 1851.
An ordinance for selling shares Railroad d,des<
stock hes been passed BY bcsh branches of Ger O.
Council
The Southern mall has arrived
vioicnt ball storm passcj over Dinwiddie coasts
Va, % Wednesday Last stcns~ lsrgs a. pAyers4ee
eggs fell, In places NV inches deep Ia Prsss
Gcoe the hail two inches docp aad gree. is;uuv
vss done TO the crops
In South Csrosns tho crops suffering for want q
rain.
In New 0ricans tho weather l. searching hos and ts
cilrens starting fnr the Nerth The ,csys,e NAL
severe charges of swindlius against osIel~Srl
politician. They arr sicsps 20 have taken place -
Central America and cub@, sitter the fAshos Of Pss4n
IA French
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PuisesLrss, May ~, 1871.
The improsson nov Il that 10 vce ~rr loaf By ~
stehmioat oouSon Last Diaht, tho Delaware. ospi.
Davis remained With tho boat III night and By grss
oxrrtsns thinks 81 saved. There ~ers absss
fcvrnty rasgenesrF board city loo bat thu
inr st,rnptef 70 bring tho tf-azcr bot SITTER SxrG
bor sho-t dttanoe, ghe sunk IA yrr~y chSpBel aA1
tb0 uPis-r deck ard pipea, oriv. visibls.
Tho Steamer AIk.trus sAfd IL, day. f,r uhsria~aSs
with thirty rv- l-AscnE-rs aud a fnll fright. .
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RierossSp, Va, May 70. fkyi.,
lie the Convention ~ day, Dir. Belts lat props~nasa
VI" voted down, ~ decisive majority. ms,i~s -
amend The e,mpromise, by reducing the Western
jcrity, one in the Loser Hra has protrA -
dictate, which Il ar pending The comprOmise a Asv
ever Still ccussdordsafe
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The Break In the wabash Can,

NINNNNN WY
Tho TiJs Bist, o. saturday, aays that tb< trcex
tho Wshe-h causl would h repaired q aer t>ass
- pass he nsxt iay
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Tho annSrrccrnent q the oath II Mrs AlrxNNcne
Hsrl %. incorrect ha veneraise isiy living h~ss,
ard though IN her 9th ycar ssl IN the sreymont ~
crcslSps hcelth.
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10 Convention a. sosn branches % a., Le-i.l.ius -
day, Albert 7horDdhe shie, clc.el 70 tbs sN~ss
s,n.c 70 ga the v.e.ury sioucd ~ the re@g iss
q rrrccrics Eobin-s n, Democrat Mr. Thsrniiae -
long e. vs,y The l. gitst1rc hls voted " sdears
On Saturday.
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sArNr-Aa, Nay -, lea1.
The s.osrshly Alatama Capt Ludl,v arrived ho~c -
. . eloeh TIL Y. rs, rom NV York
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NEss Ont.as.. Mar 10. B<7
The slsosaShlp s~o-,is- fcn York, 30 nsvrus, 49,
rivsd ~ this port io-'i-v
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MI. wEBsTEE's VISIT To ROCHESTER,
Rocussrra, May al, fe0g--
The Hon. Daniel Wst-ss< VIII visit tLis city o. prsaew
roorning and remain FEW hours. lie will address -
citi,ens
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SIsOTlTIyG.

Two TEE ST., GEORGE CRICKET CT UB.-THEUNDRa-
signed has rot eleven 20 play the st. Georys's
Crckot GLIB with their eleven bost for from
site $1,000 Moasy ready At any time at formsns East
qu0its BROOKLYN. Nay lgth. q. srODDARD.
The above chsisnsc 70 the st. Georges Ciub Tor game
a. Cricket hoax. There Va such person Stod-
axd: 10 we'll known the 81. Georges Club do
for A. the arary Of nGnss appears 20 give tho
idea have 70 do with the chsenge lcr 10 dssY0v
sRy ccpnectioa with the parties referred to.
GEoRCk 9TornARD.
LcUIIoh MARKET AGAINST LONG ISLAND.-WE.
the undermined. Will accept the chaense Of John Roo
AID DAVID SnedsLsr asd vii them Ia equal kaAtS
ROBERT TILLroRD.
THOMAS HAYS.
John Roe com. rp, hack down.
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TRRrAnATIoss All .r.nANr.

Ai,asr, May q, 1sol.
special meeting q the Common Council vas ~ e
tvefvc ocioc< NJ, yesterday, at which COMMITTEES -
appointed to mako arrangements to tender 10 PrasAe
Fillmore and his cabinet the Inequalities cf the ssty
upon his return to the seat q government 1t sxp,S
Cd that tho military, 6rcrDen, and civic socsties -
honor them with escort. Thcy will arrivy In -
city, With the Western train, this sfyernooo
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(,uANp STREET HALL II GRAND STREET. NEv

GRAND STREET HALL. 1t GRAND STREET, NEW
VI YORK. The great match, between the celebrated
irlh dog Pat" and the well known American dog Kali
rod each y MI 100 rats FOR so side will take place
ereaing. May a. 1851 at the above After
eaod theo viii be bat for handscrs deg collar
There viii also the eyenug be sweopatakc he
- he svcrita sma dogs. = kill rats. ppors
will &c o'clock. Amuscmens 70
eight. Tlckete 10 cents each. NBihe public
shat there viii lie teut In this match coming
there land above 40 rata IN radnc-.
which may DO goen ~ the above rooms.
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DOUBLE SH EFT
DALlos ~ AUCEsOA.


a Py B.sh-spss.l sale ss!s lay - ealfpa 70
ssnpriias elegant satat
.ssi.s Glasses % stock e Psrdssry Mill
vss.: cutlssy worI Bo.ss dus' cioef. e. rridsy Il
cssp s1Ss ssl cns
Sstsi Particular morrow Tmos BEL 1a stone
A gcr!oN NorIcs-oRsENHoUsE PLANTS AND
Choice r' os:.s q r. aS si .s;, a. /,
D.hli.. from the Msssrs Dunlap asutsi
ssss.sns % Msnshiy Eoses Gsrsaums Jesaam r..
A. CARTER 1aesioaeer. Syi bsy ssrses &C.
4 ssIcnKEs' SALE OF DRY GOODS. MILLINERY.
.'s G'.s ssay ns s. SsSt a. ~
asa s.s M +. hsry h Mill
N'sN'' X Z. kESr. Aseteu.er
T BROWN. EEs-MANuPAcroRY poR
s.s' Gprd so Brown VII, s,i y eyds, q ss;a,.'
s,. 70 y as
Sn &c requisite for the above business. wi be sold with
Foot IA e. ''' morning '''' Apply .
WV, MCCORMICK. AUcrIoNEER FURNITURE
. ,n.ss Hs Ss Nm s s
stvs ~ from ,ny ssss up
:Ss, plated 5.w.ss:s zso 10 quarter 'lsa. Baady
,,.s ssT' d,y 4. 70 oeoeA e G street.
p.ior sIsss:n VIC
PTHE0DORE MALLABY. ACCOMMODATIONS
Lots At Fort Washington In the Twelfth ard IL lhe
oty ofkew York. At auetcn.--Maah- Iys.! sl cell Sc
auction sa Thursdsy May a. AZ ocet 81 ths Merchants
Exchange go desirable In the Twelfth ward me ety
OF New York. running from the Wng-britse raai
vtr embracing choice spots for eottago The
Tenth ead Eleventh through this prsyar, IL
cAsy ACCESS renders the desirable psoes
Aernanest rcsdebcs Is within short astascs Of
Tubhy Heck Station. and half mile from to n- Bridge
Ella property ndsputsbis Terms which will aoecta
uodating made knswn st the sale For thoTraYhic
spply A the Office Of the suctoneer, Wan street,
ready.
IlY II. II. LEEDS g. Co.-FHTDAY-NAY 81. AT 10 /,
u O'Clock, ct the ssleS No Wall choice
,sscrtmsOt o. Wines, Brsniis Maiersg 60. comprising
south side Reserve: superior old haderas bottles
ered BY 0iilepis and Nc cod In 1856 ane old Cabot Grape
Jsice Madeira OLD Sicily, 30 all Of which the highest
rrsde Of vine that this market. SherrisTrisa,
Psle from The stock OF the late Gen Waiter Smith vntsg
SzS delicate old Amo tiiedo superb old Ferdpsnd, One
Odd Harmony 2sDania: delicate old Romano, choice Lon
aen Dock; Gold; Rudolph Inpsr.sl Anchor; Lisbon, Sc.
delicate Te~ney delicate e.nsrdo sapcrb Ror Lsud.
1ans fpe old Port, &c BrsrdiesP.'a Otsri dark d.;
ScrnAr, vintage 1873: rich old HeuLsaey pale ssne
Ne. sundrtesChGn psrn-s; Cisrsts; Gin; Rup WAisky,
nc Aiso rvpics Of Havana SSgnrs various
Narrated. CaaaEss Wine = $50 Csha~ba vino.
vssed the extensive vineyard of Schun.n. Esd OF
Ohio. being e drst oasgnment made 70 this cy
referred special advertisement resroiny this
superior vine. ssnpes can be examined AZ our store.
rs,rv 49,
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& IN 0Qn TO LEND on boSp AND SORrG AGR.
T'0V.OOO " sums - suit applies nts. pro iuctivs
iss c.ste in this city Rreokiyn 1iuiamahurEh Apply
y g BROAD, Nc. u Wall stre-< IA tae CrOton stes
once. hDentot.
gp0 AQOTo LOAN, At SIX PER CENT ISTB-
WcO,OOO REST on lood and mcrtrasi, ~ rreiSo.
tive rttnts IN ths city fr ~ years IN
rume. hryly 20 JOHN y. CoNREY, No = Wall
street, corner Of Bro.d
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hffICf NEN JERSEY FNPiDRINg AND MINING
OCo-nsy 9th. lt5lAt melting ~ she SaArrhaidsrH,
held this dsy - tie Company ohcc " New Jsrsog
tLn felle~ing gentlemen unanim8a - stttta4
trsiSsrupl T. Jenes. - her York, samuel Fowler o.
New Cr; Jane. l. ,uEl, y New York. ktcAarI jones'
cfsevark, Nee Jtreyf A. e. Iarinst3n. Nevsrt Nee
iery. william g. Srtsr 81 Railway, NtE Jcrsevs a. ORG
W SsVAae " }rFrfv tty. Al ut ~ she
Directors tie foetuT ofers duty elect 3D. Jane.
T. CGf rfrriat Saessi Fowler. vos President sans
e. r. Jene Ir0seurrrs George w ssvaEc SecretsrT Alex.
snser n. C1aminss Assi.sart SacretGrv. 81 orier
GEORGE w. SAVAGE. Secretary
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(,uICAGo CITY LoAN.-sgALED PROPOSALS WILL
- he received tie nayVrs etos In The city 81 Chics<o
tsd 81 The ofec of Strachan Scott in Ito city x Nsv
lcrki vnt the lat day Of Juna next r loan q Tvcr
ave Thorrkna Dollars for tern net exceeding ton ytsr
Tho lends 70 ~ iaue In sga than
dollars each At AZ rter- ~ rcr per
paystie ucn Annually and rincipa and intcrcs psysba
81 The American Frcbsnss Bsnk IN New York ~ tho
zee q the CITY Treasprcr In Chicago Ny order Com
non IsUacu. Wh n EURNEE, Maysr.
sbiccyo. AprN 30 1881.
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Iyop skIy-TuE LEASE on rue STORE. so. ~
fuitoe ssrtrt Btoeiiys. runnlag three Year, from
May Isbi vsry desirLbfo bsspsss location. Apply
che premise.
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A1ETKOf0LITAk BhNk.-NOTTCE Is HEREBY
t gives that the third nstslgent q per
the e-psta stock of tho Metropolitan Bank, Ill b
he Thursday 9TH DAY Of June neNt at their hanklng
No. a Wall street Ny order chs Board % Dire
tors J. r. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Se~ York. Nay 10. BSl.
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK CoarAEY.--A
~ dviaene Of i've cent the capital stock Of This
has been declared out or the the
rtat six moaths payable sor toe ieh Of hy
ne.t The transfer book will be eloed from the "a may
III day CT by order Of the hoard af Dir,
Arrfl 81 in1l. III. Y. MASON. SECRETARY.
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PENNSYLVANIA JROAD-SOTICE 10 CON
tTsStfsfrepossls wii y received from The sh 20 ia
lsh 81 Jur2 nest ~ Johnstoen sud Suaiait. for the
grading ard sonny q that pact Of .he mountr diyoa
0f the rennsyivanfa railroad between Aitsns ir Brir
sounty. and ErinEiae fOnt Few miles below Jeurson ia
CamtTfa distance ci = L'!ics. The rad siihiu this
distance giu the Allegheny mount alma
Of the heaviest Eradg offered 10 hs la az
dion rumser ofexterEiye cuttings srhsnkne,ta sd
ouses. there v X tshpsl 2D ysrds N l.st 81 the
Nrlt y AAs uoantan snd another 81 90 yards trough
rr-rcs Fe.nt Tsrns cash, monthly Yer further nier
WAtar. rFrly q Edward Miller Esa Asaoeiate Enxseer
uairsvio rataaa county StriChland Kaoase r. a.
EGgaGsr. kttsrt. blalv county
u yaocr ptpsrnt 7. T. K Co.. phhaespLiA, srr 1851
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KNor sAIE-Tffr STOCK or YOUTHS AND Cntr~
It cr-n's Ciothng With the fIturcs E.d lease
| broadway 1he stand cannet - surpassed Ia 40 city
scr the Business. 9crna NhsrA. Apply sine pgo,ee5
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'EoR SAIE-A rUBiIC HOUSE WITHIN Fgw
II doors q BraEdeRy, ben estsbished Zoe years
Re pnralAca wilh tho furniture Let8o
ears ~ rur ffsr present month Not much capital
required Acefvss KS thiJ occc. stst.s -bes later
giww b. had
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WIT NNAWNW NFNNNH
frnc yr@rs 80 p.-~d through yovr cfty, tus would
rot know noe Tsa tv~ve years haze made
sr-ss chans~ In iis srpcsrsnce, would take .
ccstyy - 10 sctT- cSnass vev- suisated ere ths
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26
Communicated

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Much has been said and
| published about the influence Of Major Lally
and Mr.. Robert Corwin in pioneering claims
against Mexico, before the late Board of Com
missioners, to q safe harbor, and about their
receiving therefor very heavy fees. Can you
inform the public whether any relationship
exists between these gentlemen and either Of
the Commissioners Is Major Lally legal
gentleman?
Also, please inform the public whether Messrs.
Webster, Curtis and March did not realize large
fees as counsel for some of the Mexican claims
which were allowed by the Board Of Commits
sioners; and, if 80, if Mr.. March is Of the legal
profession. INQUIRER.
ANswER.-0ur correspondent must not ex-
pect us to know every thing relating to the late
Board of Commissioners, its awards, who the
counsel employed all were, what fees were paid
to them, and all that sort Of thing. We can
only state what we have heard, and that is,
that Major Lally is the son-in-law Of the Hon.
George Evans, who was one of the Commits
sioners; that Mr.. Robert Corwin is the brother
in-law of the Hon. Caleb b. Smith, another Of
the Commissioners that Mr.. Webster did act
as counsel for one or more of the claims which
were allowed by the Board; and that Mr. Curtis
and Mr. March, being known to be Mr.. Web
sters ardent, personal and political friends,
we're employed as counsel, or lobby-agents,
also; and that oil three Of those gentlemen re-
ceived large fees for their influence, at least
twenty-five thousand dollars each. Mr.. March,
we understand, is a literary and not legal
gentleman. He has written q fine book on his
great friend, Webster. THERE'S our CORES
pendent satisfied with our thus frankly telling
him all that we know or have heard on the sub
ject Of his inquiries?
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Review or the Northern Markets for
yesterday.
Office of American Telegraph

Office of1e american Telegraph, July 2e.
PHnADELPHIA, July Is, p. m.-Sales Of -four at
$41SA@$4.25; rye -four dull at $3371 sales of corn
meal at $281l@$2s7H Sales Of red wheat at S69SSc,
and white at 9o@95c. Rye steady at 72c.
NEW YORK, July Us, p m.-Sales of e's, 1867, at
1857; Canton Company $685.; Penna. 5s, 9O11 Sale of
$4,000 Va. 6s at los.
Sales Of 1000 bbls -four at $412 for State brands,
and $4.3l@s444 for southern Rye -four $3.37H Sales
of corn meal at SO.
Sales of 10000 bushels wheat at 10o@1o1c for prime
white and 9299Ic for Ohio. Sales Of mixed at
5Sc, and southern white at 61@62c. Oats 43@45c. Rye
Tic.
Sales of 300 bbs of pork at $15 for mess and $l3
for new prime. Sales of lard at 9(99Ac.
Sales of Rio coffee at Sac, and St. Domingo at Sc.
Sales Of 200 hhds Porto Rico sugar at SIC.
Sales Of whisky at 25c in bbls. and 2415 in hhds.
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A QUESTION WORTH CoNsIDERING.-Some SEN
sible person has given the following as sum
in the Rule of Three elf voluntary emigra-
ton, as principal cause, has in ten years
reduced the population of Ireland from 8,175, 124
to 6,5l5,794, "a decrease of 1869, $780, how
long would it take the Government of the United
States and of the individual States, aided by
private benefactions, to remove 8 00O, 900 slaves
to the land of their fathers; or so many of them
as are willing to go?" Let every patriot and
philanthropist reflect well upon this, and act
according to his convictions. How nobly would
the whole Navy of the United States be en-
ployed in transporting these people home Our
commerce with them there would be worth more
to us than the profits Of their labors here and
their progress in civilization and enlightenment
would be far greater than it ever can be while
living in either legal or social bondage among
us.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26

A CooL PRooEEDING.-Last night, between
eleven and halfpast twelve o'clock, some per-
son went into the boarding house Of Mrs. Har-
rison, on Pennsylvania avenue, took lamp
from the table, walked up to the third story,
sleeping, took his gold watch and chain, worth
$ll6, and $3. rs from his pocket leaving $3.50;
and retired as he entered, unmolested, unseen,
but little richer, and has not yet been heard
Of Plumber, peculation and privilege are free.
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COAL COAL COAL

Nov is THE TIME 10 lay in your Coal. w. T.
IN DOVE s now prepared TO furnish families and
others with Schuylkill and Jehigh White ASH Peach
Orchard, and Lyken Valley Red Ash, Of various sizes
Also Cumberland Coal, from the most approved mines
screened and free from slate and other impurities the
lowest cash prices from his yards on the canal in the
rear Of the late Gem Van Ness Pennsylvania ave
nue. between nth and 18th streets, First Ward
2,2io pounds 70 the ton. Send In your orders,
~ 26-lm
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LARGE RoBBERY.--A Western merchant, who
left Buffalo on the night express, Sunday, dis
covered, on passing Rochester, that his pocket
book, containing $1,000 in money and drafts,
had been stolen. His family came on to SYRIA
ouse, and he returned to Buffalo to try and
recover his property. He was on his way to
New York to purchase goods.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The following witnesses
were yesterday examined in the case of John
Day, on trial for the murder of his wife, after
the testimony of his mother had been conclu-
ded: George W. Sears, William H. Tanning
Mrs. Elizabeth Bright, Samuel Wroe, Mrs. Su-
sannah Boteler, and J. o. Whitney.
To-day, in consequence of the illness of q
Juror the trial is suspended
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BELL FOR TRINITY CHuRoH.--The bell ordered
for Trinity Church REV. Mr.. Butler's) was this
morning taken from the mould. 1t was cast by
i. A. Schneider g. Brothers, and measures
three feet six inches in depth, and forty-two
inches across the mouth. Its superior tone will
shorty mingle with those Of our other church
bells, 80 welcome to the ears of our good citi-
zens
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BRIDGE ACROSS THE OHIo.-The True Vir-
ginian, published at Fairmount, Marion county,
Va, states that the stonework comprising the
abutments and towers of the Paramount and
Palatine Wire Suspension Bridge has been let
to Joshua H. linn, esq.,, of that town. A con-
tract for the wire, on favorable terms, is likely
to be effected with gentleman in Wheeling.
The bridge is to be completed in less than q
wear
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We learn from the Republic that the Rev.
ELISHA BALLENTME has resigned the pastoral
charge of the First Presbyterian church, -Four,
and-a-half street. on account of ill-health. His
congregation have, on this occasion, voluntari-
ly presented to him two thousand dollars. We
regret his departure from that church, but
more deeply the occasion of it.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26

There are many queer advertisements in the
New York papers-but the following, for its
business-ike inhumanity, caps the climax Of
motherly nonchalance Bait. Argus.
"7o the Ch1dless. ANY lady wishing to
adopt an infant from its birth, about the last
week in August or first of September, may hear
Of good opportunity, as circumstances sur
rounding the birth are such that the adopting
mother may feel secure in the infants undivided
affections. Address Pauline" sc.
An institution to receive and raise chill
dren whose /" circumstances surrounding are
Of this kind, would, it is true, help to con-
ceal crime, but would it not also help to pre-
vent crime We cannot but believe that q
founding hospital and asylum would in every
community prevent, to great extent, the crime
Of infanticide.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26

CENTRE MARKET THIS MoRNING.-A good
supply, and a good demand. Eggs, 14c per
dozen; butter, 16@25c. per pound; honey,
1S@25c per do; egg plants, 10@12c. apiece
peaches, &c., per dozen; watermelons, 12@
26c. piece; cantelopes, 6@12c per do +;
plums, Sc. per quart; tomatoes, 25c. per peck /;
apples, SOC. per do; green corn, 20@25c. per
dozen; cymlings, Go l2c. per do. berries,
quite abundant.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26

The New York Sun is strong on postage re-
form. Hear him "This then, the press and
people of this country must take up and reiter-
ate until it triumphs--" Penny Postage on Let
ters, 10 uhatcpe distance carried IN The United
States mails, whethcr by land or on he ocean, and
the free circulation Of our newspapers on and oper
eoerp United States mail route"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26

MRs. MowATT, who has just returned to this
country from brilliant and profitable profess
sional career in England, will appear it is said
at Niblo's Theatre, New York, as soon as she
RECEIVERS from the fatigues of her voyage.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26

american telegraph Washington D C there
is no wing Prese in Clearfeld co Pa" Thus
endorsed by p. NJ, came back our paper
directed to Wing, Clearfeld, Md. !" but which
should have been written Clearsprmg. The P.
M has made ii all clear
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-26
nFFICIAL Military Books for Sale b.
" TAYLOR a MAURY, Booksellers, near 9th stree

DIC-NIC.-Tbe greatest PICNIC Of the season will
IL be given on Tuesday next, the 10Th instant at Ar
lngton Spring The Managers have made great prepa-
ratons TO accommodate three hundred persons with din
and supper, with different kinds OF meat and poultry
and all the vegetables that market produces good
coon band will be In attendance Persons DESTROYS Of
participating obtain tickets at the boat, which will
leave 1ith street bridge at o'clock n m. jy 26-1t