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ONO.
temperance Nietory,---Majoriry for the New
Consultation.

Temperance Victory Majority for the New
Constitution.
CLXyELAND, FRIDAY, June q, 1851.
10 is' Editors OF the y. y Trisas;
have carefully collated the returns upon
the License question and IN sx,ysoyca counties ti2
" them Officially find the resui. to be
A4ony against License ..-.............-. 23si9
a. HNof OF iAcehse--- l2 52j
Majority against ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n 2s4
"a the same counties the majority for the New
Constitution j. about 1900
Neither OF these maorl,ieS Will be lessened. bu,
Haer increased blythe returns from remaining coun.
atS
Va ant License victory clearly Tie result OF the
Cons Of The sons Of Temperance who from the 6r,t
ave, with unflnching courage, Tough. the good
Rat"
them selong the honor Of ,hi> triumph No
0'n'f cgan7aiion could have sen, Us S,4O4 anti-Ii
'eaSe majority from Hamilton county CINCINNATI
BUCKEYE
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ur,prarxn,ys AccIDENT-On the lIth

HrARTKENDISG -iCtlDEci VII e.A0 "
;,s-an, a. a number Of men were engaged d nay
making upon the farm of Nj Dsniel scaneoer near
ReHreTsrg. the younges, daughter OF Ny sem elaer
,~rlng forward uno5seUed. from behind ana was
St~rrl ~ the heart by her brothers scythe. She
pa oniv fifteen minutes after the sad occurrence
rha grif OF her parents, and brother IN particular
-, :, 100 hand she was thus suddenly deprived oil
IL US deep and heartrendlng. The chlid was IN
, ny ,owrth wear of her age Reading pa Gaz-
LAKE SUPERIOR lRoS.-The Ann Ar6or
,NiahS rms states that " In conversation with an
n,eIiigert and respectable cksmlth few oay ;
NC ne informed u that iron from the MINES Oh
- Srrerlor was OF quality superior TO any olhsr
~ MS even higher than the celebrated o"euts
IRON be,nc more malleable, tougher and mol 80 SUP
isc, IN flaws II IS now the only IRON USED on s,le
lake steamer, where superior strength Is requlleu'
~ The Maine Historical Society mas
heen furnished with 4 cOnsenlen' room IN me new
chanel N Brunswick for the reception OF US Library
nlanuscrIu,s and Museum. This enables u 70 pre-
serye ylch valuable documents a II mas OF h,ds "
presented 20 H. until more spacious accoiioIa
.heH be prepared. a. contemplated IN the lloeiai
gran, OF half township of land by the state Tor 'a'
purpose ~
IL 4 movement Is on foot IN NeWDury-
nor, Mass fos the cstablsnn OF puoAc i!O'Si'
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DIR. JENNINGS PoEM ON HEALTH

kK. JENNlNG = TOEM ON HEALTH
hFor through the small arteral mouths that pierce
In endloss millions, the close-woven sklE
The baser fluids N a constant stream
Escape. and vewless melt into the air.
While this eternal TINS mos, coplous waste
OF blood. dcgene-ates INTO yapid brIne,
Maintains rs wOnted course al the powers
OF health beflend you. all the wheels If Life
With ease and pleasure move; but this restrained,
Or more or less so more or less you feel
The functions labor; from tins fatal source
What descend i never to be sung
II susceptible Of demonstration that changes Of tempe
nature in the atmosphere the most fruitful sources Of
diseases Of the bowels and the lungs External IMPRESSIONS
af ne atnoSbere are connected saws celebrated wrI:e
with the most important functions of the animal economy
SW here the transitions violent, as IN our climate IN me
frnes amord effect extended bysympaty
the interior organs The sympathy between the SKIN and
the stomach has long been observed and nowedged
by physicians One Of the most familiar and frequent
stances saws Dr. Jas Johnson Ofths consent Of
action bew and the stomach, where cold or
wei aped exremties exciting pam nd geson
in he stomach an occurrence which every individual
has experienced Now when We consider the influence
which The state of the stomach the primary of dges
ton sympahzng extensively with the whole nervous
tem) must have on the health and when we contemplate
the freonencv of the above mentioned occurrence IN eli
mate forever VARYING we cannot but conclude that this
stomacb comnaints The bowels as well a. the stom-
ach synpathze readily with the SKIN and the most
nersrrrstion The kjdnevs and the liver are affected
by like influences. No doubt the truth
Of the above doctrines yet sane people are forever
neglectng the Of guarding against the operation OF
Of this too frequent of disease They wait untll
dysgad w. deatb Scene, like good friend IS ever on
the look out for the interest Of humanity and the cele
braied DR. BADGER many years age. invented SIMPLE
contvance which he medlcated with great skill 10 act as
a shield and eectuay guard the bowels from external
enemies and internal connections. HIS Medlcated
Aprons after years and years OF trlal, have never
failed 10 fulfill all the indications OF preventive as
well a curative Dr. Badgers MEDIcAfAD BREAST
PIE e for the protection Of the Lungs have been slng-
larry successful The Lungs OF so delicate texture,
and the sympathy between them and the skin are OF so ntl-
mate character that they suffer more, perhaps than any
other organ from vcissudes of climate This sympathy
explains the waste Of life Occasloned BY ARIEL
ycstudes operating on the lungs of delicate females
Never until the present time has there been offered to the
public such simple beautiful and effective conirvances as
The Melcated Apron and Breast Piece and has SCI
ence made more skilfu combination Of curative agents
than which the medication Of these artI
Giles Office % Lspenard-st., near Broadway.
ie27 6tMWSEh
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The Great Triumph-Spiri, Rappiuss

- COLUMBUS, ONO, inuE>JlN, June 20
~ ne Editor Of The Tr.5nas:
Inc telegraph has Informed you long ago
y we results of oul late vote en- the New Coas,i,u-
~VH ana the License Question but. maSmuch as
~ out rarely have line from this ciiy-tAe capital
=, ,Vu western Empire Sta,e7-peuuii me 10 ask
Ss,' vI thousands Of readers 10 send IN one good
1c1S STOUT OF exullailon for lie victory We have
~ -'sed over the combined iorres OF rum makers,
~ seeefs and rum drinkers. The retains are not
n,. eel he Constitution y aiopl~, ., amaiority OF
r,,l iSVos, and the No-Llcense Clause by perhans
ors. less individually, | have no peans 10 Slng
acc ne CONSTITUTION Tor It has several fatal defects
.~iu.hg TO the best hight have but Tor the victor,
,,ssssd over the legioas Of Alcohol feel thai
om.r uue mend OF humanity throughout the Land
ef ~ 10 send Us his blessing Our temperance men
hef DUTY nobly, by speeches tracts and personal
ns~snSSlons. The preachers cane I'D 10 the work
on ~ many ofthcm giving no. ONLY their sermons
letoa oay, but Their whole time 10 the work. The
..seneit OF the action OF the Legislature last
srd Is thorough, and We now have a clear field
eAs.sa aI start, and hope 10 GIVE the demon a good
De- nus life. Wlnoi your readers give US their
WISHES .oF our success
W. Si' nas been little stirred p daring the past
81 " The presence OF some of the yerIia6le Roch-
S,s',, medlnn.s. bliss Caihanne Fox her sister Mr.
''' and her mother have been here. and as usual,
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An Honest BoY.-A lady, stepping off

the cars yesterday morning, lost purse containing
Richard Shay, picked up the purse While seeking
for The lady he was told 10 keep II, for she would
never give HIM cent. The honest boy replied he
did not care, he did not want cent Tor the money
was not Ms lie sought out the lady, and restored
her the purse. Richard IS the eldest son Of widow,
a hard working woman VINO by her labor supports
SIX children. ALBANY Argus.
LARGE BLAST OF ZINC ORE.-The mi
nor> engaged IN the mines AZ Sterling Hill, of the
New jersey Exploring and Mining Company, a ie~
DAYS ago, The SUSSEX Htrai states, put IN sand
blast. by which about 400 tunS of zinc ore OF pure
quality was thrown down upon the bank. II Is be-
levoj TO lie the largest blast OF workable ore ever
lOosoItd al one Tine Newark Adv.
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bhi>-Ol, J ne S7-Arr sch HI Leighton. Perry Cal
as No hn,ine. Arnold. Hast Greenwich tor New-Noik
81 pi M Marshall, West. Havana. sd brs Mara.
FAIL RIVER, June 2g->d schr Thos Se:ic-son. y,
John ~ N'W-forA DopAln. Eles. su22csrd fr An East
NEw BEDFORD. June 2s--Arr sch Man Eli,abeth.
fVit'F fhi1t a, B.Ssey and Deborah frpp, Gardiner;
Soon bcu'-ana. Konrue ALBANY. p. L : Surveying >ch
VI. lis,u. licN tOad'g " u,dhuil from cruise
NJ hoh iDkNCE, June 2.-Arr Schs ofspa. EEdicoit,
Nv Fairfield Ain d. W,ll,rl Dag;nn NYork: Thos
"a" ..s, ogc> Do Sid sCh> Horton, COrsoa. Fhli'
"a 49,. Nos O. Ar an ,ca George "sshinS''h
rSNi-hf' June Zs-AU schs Fountain, Buckln. NIorA'
t'tt'tt Williams. aGd Pierce, Thomas. BsBgJf, kJh.
LaSs C,Iclc tR-J Cn>-r9 p..isI. F1lle 10 sharp.
dolphin
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By Telegraph TO the New-York Tribune.
Washington Items.

WAsHINGroN, Tuesday, July 7.
The Grand Lodge of MaSons Of the District OF CO.
lumba, have accepted the invitation of the Pres-
don't to perform the appropriate ceremonies at the
LAYING of the corner stone Tor the extension OF the
Capitol and the Masonic fraternity Of the neighbour
ing states are requested to unite with them Grand
Master French Will wear the same Regalla and use
the same Gavel which Washington, IN 1893 IN the
capacity of Grand Master used IN laying the corner
stone OF the Capitol.
Over $1,000 was received in June as contributions
for the National Monument.
Ex-Secretary Marcy Is here attending the Talcott
Conrt Martial
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I. :. Commissioners ONCE. >. TUESDAY, July i.

Erfradition CaSe.-There was quite
crowd in front of the L. ;. Court Rooms TINS tore
noon mostly of our Irish citizens in reference 70 the
arrest of Walsh. and as to whether he viii be as
charged or not. The Commissioner has not yet rem
dered decision, nor VIII he do so TIL tomorrow,
but we understand there Is very little doubt out
Walsh Will be discharged.
There were some nOn-c0mmlSslOned othcerS ana
privales of the L : Army present, III fun dress; as
witnesses III trial expected at the L. > Court (out
which did not take place. of man indicted for en-
tcng soldiers to desert 1t gave 10 the scene quite
an animated appearance, and led to the report out
side that they were there to protect the l. ; Mar
]
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To the Sick and Afflicted.
nR SWANNE'S CnmnOnnd SG RI L of

, WILD CHERRY-Snce this. the mos lnvaiuaDie
discovery of Dr. SWAYNE, thousands nave been ny re-
health and the enjoyment OF me- VINO were su@i-
ing from the ravages Of the most excfucang diseases
From John Milton Earle, Proprietor OF the MasSachu-
setts Spy Worcester Mass. The following IS another ik
IN the great cham Of testimony 70 It's merits W.,
I'VE have used DR. Swayne's Compound syrup OIL "ilu
Cherry IN our family. and ind one OF the most soohlhg
and agreeable medicines for coughs inflammation OF the
hIoai lungs &c that have ever tired, ana nave no
occasion for such medicine We do tins Of our own Tree
will without the knowledge Of DR. Swayne or any oil is
agents or any suggestion from them
DR. J II Ellison. Frankfort Ny, states
have been engaged active practice IL years am
eeular graduate Of Pennsylvania. now prescribe yonr
ence all other remedies l regard rs an HVaui9ie
remedy IN the treatment Of Pneumonia or Disease Oh inc
Lungs HOME CURE . tr,
Ezekiel Thomas, Cherryst three doors west OF Scuyl-
XII Second was afflicted with violent cough, pans IN the
SIDE and breast Of the lungs orhess OF breah
loss appetite night sweas &c indeed ms whole system
seemed Frustrated but hv the of DR. Swaynes Com
pound syrup of Wild Cherry restored to perfect health
Look well To the marks IF the genuine.
Remember the original and only genuine PRECIPITATION OF
Wild Cherry put up square bottles. covered with Il
beautiful wrapper steel engrdyng with portrait OF d.
Swayne thereon also. his Signature All others are posi-
/ lively fictitious and counterfeit
Laboratory removed TO North Seven'hst second door
above Market where prepared all Of DR. Swayne er
FAMILY Medicines PauaCea. Nermliuge Sugar Coated Sdf-
| sapa and Tar Pills. &c &c
/ For sale ty { II RING corner of Broadway and John
SITS DR. WARNER. POS Bleecker-st FOR1lAN %,
34S Grand corner Norfolk. j. LEWIS 521 Greenwich
r A SANDS 1888 BoNery. NORRIS. Sc Market, corner
4 Monroe LYON Az Grand-st. RI SHTON CO. IlO
! Broadway; A & D SANDS. 100 Fulton C. Y CLICK
ENER & co. 81 Barclay: HAVlLAND. KEESE x co ,
50 Maiden-ane Mrs. HAYS. Brooklyn my2l 2mMW
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many who witnessed the "rappings" and commvn-
cations were convinced that they were not the re-
suit OF human agency while many others, unable 70
see through understand what they saw ana heaid,
snr,cd he valiant and sage argument OF sheer
and ,he CRY OF humbug." humbug !" Alter a
v"T, careful examination, ] confess myself totally
unable to believe that the sounds made. or the inte-
Iccnce convened are either OF them the result OF hu
MN cortrivance and trckery. To do so would re-
ouire greater credulity on my part than any other
expanation that has been suggested. Yours j.
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BARR POTOMAC Lathrop has been totally lost near O.
enfuegos No Particulars The 7. was good vessel OF
out go tuuS and was valued s90p0 She insured
ia Boston ~ HE New England Mutual Marine Office t'r
- 600 and s. 600 fesht money. she arrived At Cen-
egs ON the 9Th and supposed TO have been bound OT
Naw-York or PhIladolphIa
SOfR JOsFrU TRINBLE Brown. ashore 23 NJ On the
beach, two miles northeast Of Cape Roman Tao TrmDe
went ashore the 10th, during heavy blow The cargo
had been saved aud landed the beach, and L was X
rec'e that the vessel would le got Oft There about
900 insured The cargo fhe Agency If the Augusta
Insurance and Trust Company IN Charleston.
SsrP MARY FNIlY (cf Prescott. Me- French. from
Prneor lo New Haven put into New London. 26th. VIII
los of bow sI buoo. sals and rigging attached. cut
water and stem adj gone the waters edge. Bow ot the
sch much strained and eakmg badly. run into Friday
nirht bv steamer Nbc,eTbcaer. between and ocioN.
oil tic L.-at Boat wind weather perfectly clear r.
e,ted stance from ie steamer. was refused the boat
went on. was togcc n By Propeller.
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PORTLAND, June 2s-Arr bark c b Hamilton Means.
Havana brg Oneco, Hutchinson Baltimore scs Gen Tay
Tor Wight, Norfolk Sarah Libby, and fremont. Lowell
Norfolk Vahalla, Lord Philadephi Mendian. Hart.
New York Mara Jane, sumner. do, Mary Langion
Holmes do. Viola Grindle Nddetown Conn for Bangor
Cid bark Mar Lowell. CIoodng, Havana. brig Emily,
Small New-York schs Don Nicholas York, Baltimore;
Moro. SAWYER. Boston Sid bark Mar Lowell
WARREN June 27-Sd sch Montezuma. Reed. for an
Tasteru Port. soou Uenrk Casttod Carr. New YORK
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tlt ~ New Rediprd 2Sth-lns COY Hopkins 81 Dart
mouth. TAYLOR, Atlantic Ocean Sid ship ara Theresa
1aCtc f ~ -'
81 lf'n Na'tapoi>sti ash. bark sun Atlantic
y I,t sirif gai Lambert Of bark S4nl Thomas Of
Matte usttt. reports her asSt " mt Nav % al we'll
" -" ~ 50 ~ issser foa ~, West # brs Ame4ca
81 Ole" FcI rs Ter a; Tie same place same tine with 22j
hh.S - ol ' IVA 80
\ rrcy ifom bark loglsa WAT Of New Belf,rd r.
P"i'> acf fen !. no lat &c with oAe large - whale
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FRoM ENEw GRENADA.-The Nerli

ROM ENhN OHE-'71I'H'
brings news from Bogota to the Goth Of May. ION
.,ress was IL extra session Oh the subject oil 'he UNI
culties with Equador-'he Governor ADVISING ,. d
declaration OF war, and levyng force oil iO'VOo
men. The Equadorans were also making pfepafd-
lions for contest, and 1t was expected 'ha' tney
,,o,ld he assisted BY Peru Gen Flores II was
,boupbt would command the auxiliary force iro'h
ID.
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New MusIc.-We have received from
Firth. Pond & Co. the Happy Family Polka" by
Francis IL. Brown Variations of Fosters Etho-
Dian Melodies" by Otto Dale; Home. Sweet
Home !" "sprl, Polka" by H. Kleber ana Wood
Nymph Waltz" By Edward Leroy.
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Arrived.

5 steamship FLORIDA Lyons So hours fn Say annah.
: NaHicel = Mitchell
VI steamship Marion. Berry. 81 hours fa Charleston.
WIN NOSE and pass 70 Spoaprd n!eston Co
MlND-At sunrss NV and light, al ucra.an 10.
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THOSE ELEGANT WHITE RUB

u Der GOODS.-Neyer IN the progress oi me lndla
Rutbtr has mode of manufacturing been discovered
hy which the fabric could boz vulOamzed and come olt
white color. until Tyer Helm made their INVENTION AMI
Obtained patent for their beautiful ZINC Rubber wh'h
HOW takes precedence of all other rubber fabrics Thee
goods are Of light drab. Light - border on white
and can be shaded any color. The fabric i admirably
adapted Er table piano and other furniture covers and or
nancntal articles as well and better than rubber made
from any other patents II IS free from that unpleasant
>uI hugous odor IF Gcodyear patent IS not affected by
heat or hold constant exposure u the weather All
goods made toy Goodsears patent are necessarily dark or
black Iead turns dark when VulcdnlI.d M steam. wine
1nc remains clear white. Dealers invited o. COM
pare nav patent fabrics with any other N the martc and
are warned against the infringement Of ms pa ent by the
Union India Rubber Co. and Other concerns forming part
ui the combination. against whom suits have been
mtLced for tbs piracy. HORACE II. DAY.
ESQ frNW&F % Cort! AMIDST.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK- July l.
Cleared this Forenoon.

Sh, -Iopdon. Hchherd. London. Grlnneu x Mmtun.
BueS-ENcel. Talman. savannah Sturesss. Chairman n
c. Julia. Swed Iebeck, Petersburg Franklin MarSh.
Altola. ATeN, MaianzaS. { Reed.
$ AconoTs--Sarah Elizabeth. Smith. New Haven; c ID
EAi> Horton. Wilmington. y l. McCreaiy 4 Co, Exem-
ilrr, smith. Windsor. : Whitney = c..
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kentuckv Congregational Nominations.

DIst Wbir Opp0S1ll9n.
Linn Boyd,
Hiram McElroy
H. Jefferson Jennings,
Ben Edwards Grey, ,
III Presley Ewing. Beverly l.. Clark.
III Mai Vim. T Ward. e. A. Caldwell.
Vehement ;. Hill. j. w stone
VI Addison White.
VII Humphrey Marshall. DAVID Merrlwether.
VII Leslie Combs John G. Breckenridge.
IX. William Flanagan John c, Mason.
<. Wn c. Marshall. Richard ii. stanton.
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MICHIGAN. The Detroit Free Press
states on authority, that Gov BARRY Is not a
candidate for denomination.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. JULY /
Arrived.


Brig George l. Abbott STANLEY. of Fast Thomas;on. from
trinidad &c Cuba June 18th. with molasses. &c, 10 W
Trundy
Brig Hudson Alcn y ds from MachaS. with lumber 70
Brg Burnah jones' Calais, 10 days, humber to Simpson,
Mathews & Co.
Brs Rosaie Br) Holmes Windsor. 10 ds. plaster to
Sch Pynthea (of New Haven Neagle Ssgua Ia Granie
81 ds moasse. o. master. June 1 lat 3d. lon 49, M >all
b and received other damage The Pinhea bound tn
New Haven, Sg put INTO tins port IN Distress dd 10 re-
Br schr Anne sophia Wright I'm Nassau, Mp, June 81.
mdse. TO 4 Benson Co Let sch Pacific. I'm Bos;9a
I'm Gonayes, 81 Domingo Tor GorN with caIso 81 cotton
and coffee went ashore N the Rect but was got eli By TIE
wreckers and taken Nassau The vessel leaks badly
shion CAPT Bnghy Of - John, NIB. I'm Martinique Tor Ma
tanzas ballast went ashore on the 2l'h May N Pon;o
Mia Cuba She total loss. The Captain and Mate
arrived the sch Anne sophia. I'm Nassau TINS morning
Capt Ward of the bark Rapld of this port stu renamed NJ
Nassau trying 20 prce aVes>el 10 lake ms cargo 70 Ha-
Sch Greenvay. Couch, ds i'm Richmond with mdse to
Sch Wheaton Endicott, ds FIN Philadelphia. with
Sch Telegraph Thompson , ds I'm Philadelphia, with
coal. bound 10 Hartford
sch ssarsport, Baker, ds I'm Phadelphia with coal
Sen senjamin English Lyon I'm Philadelphia, VIM. coal
Sch Commerce. Corsen, 2 ds fin Nancy Monde with
sch Nebsaska Prime Dis I'm Richmond, with coal bound
Sch Sarah Francis Smith, days I'm PHILADELPHIA with
coal.
Sch Pacific Farrow. d I'm Washington. NC,with naval
stores 10 RuddeTOw Co.
Sch kendusSeag, bray, CaalS ID Is lumber 10 simpson
Mathews Co.
Sch Ambassador. Eaton Machlas II ds lumber TO Slmp
son. Mathews y Co.
sch II " Wellington. Allen, Machias, Il is, lumber to
Simpson Alayhevs y Co
sen Gunare Moore AIachias ds, lumber to Simpson.
Mathews X Co.
Sch Floro Hale, Macnas, II DIS, lumber 10 Simpson,
Mathews s. Co
Sch Denmark Brl Tarhoy Bermuda d.. potatoes and
q pass to Tucker Il Lghb0ume.
Sch Anne Sophia Wright Nassau DIS, copper and pass
10 G. Benson.
Sloop Henry. CaStoG, Newport.
Sloop Fashion. Bydenbargh. tHl Providence.
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The Southern Wall,

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, july l.
The Southern Mail did not reach here last night
mi after 10 o'clock. the locomotive having run off
the track near Washington. Nobody was hurt. The
rapers from the Sourh are barren OF news.
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NARyLAxD.-A proclamation has been
jssuedby Gov Lowe, declaring the New Constitution
ofhe State adopted by the people and that Will go
into operation on the 4th Of July.
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Rpceipts OF Produce

By he North Rirer Boots Tuesday, JHig l-70l6 bbls
Flour GA pkgs Pork 593 do Beef i2i do Cut Meats OIL do
Cheese 222 do Meal 40 do Butter. 6G5 bblS Whsk, ~
bale Wool IL pkgs Ashes 6i73 bush Wheat 5000 DO Rye
81 TeT do Com 900 do Oats
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~ The 81. Louis Mteligencer appears
in new dress and its weekly issue is to be enlarged
TO the size of the daily.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

IN br7g Geo-ge Ab5oft f4or, Trrurd1d d. Cubr-NiSs
Lucy Ann SNOW, OF hockland. Me
IN Br sch Soph,a, Nassau NP-Dr Millsr of
Tallahassee Capt Blngby
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CITY ITEMS.

a., Las, evening, about 9 O'clock a
fis' r. the store No. 253 Bleecker-st. near
ffs o'0As CC,'oed by Mr. James Smith TN and IRON
Noaon' TSs FIRE department of that district we're
WORKER INC IA snd succeeded in subdung the
sec,e much damage was done. LOS So ou,s
.,O 30 insurance The ERE was 0ccaslohe" ~ s0
wv ~ :, The window coming IN contact WIN 'he
s.I,,ons All the glass IN the window ana s'ois
Nv" b,ovu GU, by the explosion which followed
fortunately no one was injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
HIM, GAZE CHAsvrL.-Mons. Mailletort

'nc,s to commence operations on Pot Rock on the
NJ Of July. The operating vessels which VIII ss DC
moored alongside Of Pot Rock, will display nag
s" U ,he day time, and light during the nign'
+ no,ice will be given to masters Of vessels ana
e.camerS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
BUILDING PLOTSatTARRYTOWN

u on the Hudson River-For SALE several very hne
PLOTS. from each also. hand
stone DIV Filling HOUSE. with from -four - wen
-,e Landsome, located the Depot and N the
ut Il The pl>, Improvements beng made IN tht
village The property Sold 10 close AMI DIVIDE an e.
tate and offered terms Persons vlslins - pf
chase the line ot the rveT are rcine>iod 10 na th
pGuae.t ven dssaae. -! Ma.s lJ tei tIpl'
L. John BUTLER Jr., Auc.toreeT, % William. - ~
slaIS. h. 0tsce N Ian town olIt8 Wv -