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TO the Ladies.

u Mrs. SHERMAN. thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage III her line Of happy inform
fends and the public that she has removed No.
lss st. Charles street. where she prepared
Ladies' and Children with the following artcss wit:
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sup.
PoRTERs. Dr. Bannings BODY BRACES. DR.. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Bets SUPPORT.
ERs. Dr. Thompsons SuPPoRrERs. ste. etc.
n Hours of attendance, In the morning from A. NJ till
O'Clock P. Nj and In the evening, from till p NJ.
~ Females will be attendance ursn ladies'
spl9 cod
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Rhoda Hutchinson Insane -Rhoda Hutchinson,
SO widely known as one of the Hutchinson family
of Singers, has become insane.
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zelsss lsssns'by privass les.sss received il
: 8 4! - !" sustsnsinepls, hat Ksssush Ia
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Asssa y The very faint, bat highly honorable and
.!s'es,c hope that he may yet - Of service to his
unhappy country. The iiussrious exile, quite for.
Ssssl q hinssl sesms 70 hope even in this DIV Of
eieom, that the future may be more kind than The
Pust has been to mis- native land.n
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Haysi - Iscsnty Days Later = By the brig
aafkiand, Captain Crocker, from Poft-an Prince,
arrived at NewYork on the morning of the 10Th,
dates TO the 3Oth June have been received.
The coronation of the Emperor il expected to be
solemnized shortly. Should no Bishop arrive from
Rome, His Majesty may set an example to the
crowned heads Of Europe, and create native
nishop. At the coronation, q general amnesty is
expected for all political exiles, whose return to
Hayti will be beneficial, for among them are men
Of Intelligence and means.
The excessive issues of Treasury Bonds and
paper currency proving most prejudioial to the
true interest OF the country. 1t s to be hoped that
some Of the Ministry who surround the Emperor
will have the sincerity and patriotism to devise
some sound measures to ameliorate the financial
embafrassments Of the Government.
Political affairs are tranquil.
The address of the Emperor to the Dominicans
has caused conciliatory feeling, and the opening
Of trading Intercourse between the Haytens and
Dominicans must lead to amicabIe relations and
advantages to both parties.
The Dominicans can furnish excellent tobacco,
fine cattle, hides, wax, mahogany, and even sugar.
{ At Port-au-Princs, American provisions were
most abundant and selling miserably low prices,
which must be attended with heavy losses 10 the
importers. Cofee-$l20 on board, and duty. The
culivators are too lazy and too blind to their own
interests not to clean and make it more merchania
BILE for foreign markets. The late President, Richie
had adopted measures to induce the cultivators to
clean their coffee, and advanced value was being
established for it Logwood-$SO on board. Doub-
loons-$244 to $246. t
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jyI7H 81 MAGAZINE Street.
LyOsas's Magnetic Powder.

For the distraction q Bedbug Ants Moths, Flies
ana Insects on Plants This preparation warranted
from substance that can do injury animals
and devoid OF Disagree able II
the Medical Faculty Of France Russia Sweden
sates from all Of whom he has ample testimony of its efficacy
~ For sale by J. WRIGHT CO.,
jy9 I'm 2dp ISL Chaytres street.
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Speeds Fever Tonic.

Speeds Fever Tonic.
~ The greatest discovery II the axs by which
FEvERs OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
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se TWO TO TWENTY HoURsI
Ills perfectly hamless-in most operation scarcely per-
ceptible- 1t IL
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
Just what it promises, if the directions followed.
For descriptive sheet, setting forth ts merits and containing
references Of the highest respect-bty planters physcan
and distinguished all through the South
thoroughly tested its properties please call any
msreus agents.
Price Dollar per bottle six bottles for Five Dollars On.
bottle contains sufficient for from six to
~ Prepared BY A. KENDALL g. CO., " Magazine It,
For saIs by Druggists, and dealers generally.
Y communcation. promptly atendsd,O to. myas an sdp
BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.
,,,.,.,,,., :, n L.sDs. EoysDsr, August 3. 1850,
biie Ai IT, s:es B,cs @ oeS
sA''' Mr. N'nd'n0. at ALL 's' R bigEsS ss c6
q We are now ready touppy sugar planten with oui
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at sia Orders ls! al
Kendall Voc Co... On at our office, The New Canal,
WILLIAM H. EAGER.
mh29 2dptf Agent Of Biloxi Sseam Brick Works
SADDLE PONY FOR sALE-A fine DUN
- SADDLE PONY. an excellent lsdy's riding ~
sd .Sa
s:s Cd '' "'Pi hR a''
iva 2pf ~ b. Chsslea street.
DANK OF EAST TENN ESsEE-H Having seen
q Is
Tesoluton b a. act amrpation and nu.y the Of
ocs OF the Directors having expisd July 1851 shall
shall protsct ito int against all raohinaons "A new
Board would have beea ssc,ed N ynne as had mot the
tsx A soon q The judicial tribunals decide. the eso
ton will BE- held IN The meantime tbs cd Boafl aso updss
bonds Ia heavy penalties not 70 prejudice existing ighn o
the public or stock holdsD. -
iva 81 f7E r. n, FISK 4
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~ To Csisxv.-Ths Charleston Mercury Of
cstisn: - =
4 AZ meeting Of the Agricultural Soc;s,v AZ
sS.I Oafo'ns, hsd 1t their farm ON ths
l ~. instant the enterprise Of Mr.. F. Bonysss
Nsse no@ ind.s) . introduce the Tea culturs.
Nh, M - ssat q cose the date, mango indigo NJ
uopcai plants into this State was broucb -
ne sSs''e q the society, Mr. Boaynge being
The society came 10 the re.olu,;o, 4 ~.
pnae wss iaudable one, and calculated to 49,.
ene prosperity Of the country. Thew .u,sass
nlgny q the visws Of Dr.. Lee, Il &. P.,s,s
once Department, It Washington, Is publ; aIen
n e dsi'y paper: q our city rseensiy-.pd ,s,d.,
cemmesee bis experiment "A''A 70
loslpA r. O,HsA,. $780,.
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Her'can Indemnity Frauds. - The Charleston
mercury. of the 18th inst, has this Geographic
communication:
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Inc Times says that the failure of Msssrs.
James Starkey u Co., Of Liverpool, an old and re-
spectacle firm, was announced yesterday. The
amount OF their liabilities has not been stated but
it is believed to be large. The losses consequent
upon the recent fire at San Francisco are under
stood to be the cause Of the stoppape.
Board Of Trade Returns.-The returns for the
month ending 9Th June were published yesterday.
They show an increase of Ell ,544 on the declared
value OF our exports, as compared with the same
time last year, which was one Of the most remark
able activity. Cotton manufactures show q large
increase, although the price Of the staple was lower
than on corresponding period of 1850. The chief
falling OFT has been in wooden manufactures and in
metals The aggregate value of our exports dur
ing the first four months Of the year was :f27,-
$4,000, against 26,027, 900 in like period last
yeas, showing an increase Of 81 ,037, 600
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n Nep York and NesD Jeyssy.- Accounts from
different parts of New York and New Jersey repre-
sent the proposals II ~ wheat and other u to
be unusually fine. There viii - q much larfer
quantity harvested then for maoYyean past. Com
. faaher backward, hut The Ian rains hsve been 81
great servle Potat6es look WE'LL and there ~
ess mAniisssepns of disease than at The same tine
last year. ~
In Marslak y Rockville journal says that
the wheat and rye harvest in Montgomery counsy
y generosity nishsd. and the crop has fully realised
she espectaiiopsof the farmers. We regret, how.
Eeser, thatwe cannot say a. much for the corn and
eats; neither Of which y this TINA gives promise
Of even tolerahls yield. The potato crop will b
= failure. FSs-'a
The Frederick md, Herald says that notwi.h.
standing tho want Of rain, the corn i mot suffering
very materially yeE and gives promise Of fine crops
iAe 7harvssts are all over, and it has been long
sncs 90 heavy : wheat crop has been cleaned
from Frederick county.
n ESrgaig. several parts Of the surrounding
country. Gays the Danyille Register Of the ll,h
1nsi.D especially Of this county, the tobacco and
CORN crops an su6ssisg from prolonged dryness.
n Gsogia. The AtAlanta Intsllieencer OF the
TN Gays: Tho present severe drought il produc.
Ing the most Injurious effects upon he corn crops
Y THE vicinity. The same may be said of the re-.
son above Us in Slate, a. wsll a. large part
Of East Tennessee. If the accounts which We re-.
eeise from those just from the up country are to be
relied on, unless the drought ceases vary soon, there
cannot be more than quarter crop. In some To-
callties the corn crop il entirely ruined. Cotton.
hers and above here, u looking unusually WELL"
IN South CaroliMo.-Th Camden Southern Re-.
publican of the 18th, has this: .The provision
crop will be certainly very short. Cotton looks
better and is more promising. In the Southern
portion Of the district. they have had more rain,
and probably will make an average crop Of cotton.
The corn crop will likely be short in many places.
We learn thai it a almost impossible to buy corn at
any price. In many sections of that district,''
IN Forida.-An extract from private letter re-.
ceiyed by The editor Of the Jacksonville News.
dated at Columbia county, Fla, says: s.Since The
rain has commenced, our crops have improved be-
yond my expectation. believe there will be near
an average crop of corn. The cotton crop looks
well; l have this day seen one boil Of cotton
opened in my field.'' n
N AIabaMa.-The Selma Enterprise saws that
the corn crop Of Dallas county is ruined beyond all
redemption. In some parts Of Au,augs, two BUSH
Gle an acre will not be made. Cotton in Dallas
presents good prospects. N
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Latest European Intelligence
by Electric Telegraph from London to Ltuerpoo

LIVERPOOL, Saturday. July 5-Pay;s Bouyse
Elves, "a 50; Threes, $685. Paris letters men
ton that the continued rise in French Rentss has
been caused by the. suspension Of broker, who
had been large speculative seller.
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ron STATE TAX COLLECTOR,

u WILElAM BAhNEs respectfully offsr himself % .
candidate tor the oce Of Sss Tax C0scos tho Second
Municipality. Election tahs place the "a Of November
next According late u the Legislature there will
be ony State Tax Collector Tor the WHO'S Of the Second
Municipality. comprised between Felicity Road and Canal
street, from the River TO the Lake. myM
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sThe announcement was resolved with yehement
cheering. Mr.. Ffesh6eld then moved an amend
nent to the effect that parties convicted under the
act should be sent tof ths kngdem- The Hon.
gentleman attempted, for abont half an hour, to
make himself heard in support Of his amendment,
but the uproar during the whole time was so great
q to make il almost impossible to distinguish a
sentence.- The amendment not being seconded,
foil 10 the ground. Lord ]. Russell then moved
the omission Of the wolds. g empowering inform
ben were
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Nv DYER a. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or PRIVATE
FAMfIYOn Thursday morning, April -, ut 10 O'Clock
shall SELL al of Mr. Haey street.
and T. his household effects, consisting part
Mahogany London piano, rosewood work table
Two rosewood escntoiTes, rocking char, clock
Cane and chamber chairs, window curtains
Lounge, dining breakfast, and other tables
Mante ornaments, otton,ans, hat rack
Mantc, PASSAGE and other lamps
an other
PaTlor chamber, and stair carpets, stair rods
China, dinner, and tea service, glassware
Casters, cutlery, books and pamphlets
other bedsends hair and shuck mattresses
Bedding, dressing bureaus, wasiIstands
Toilet sets, frerons and tenders
Cooking stove, kitchen furniture &c.
nearly having been in but few months,
and Of good quality.
Terms Twenty dollars under,
dollars, and four months satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest.
DYER MCGUIRE.
Ap23-d Auehoneen
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/, EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrIMoar. April rs. P. M.

BALnMoRx, April x-5, p, M
The Cosdea 1I4ssaas.--Marksls, re,
The following is the substance of he confession or state
ment made By Domond relative TO the Cosden massacre
THAT some time previous TO the affair, he (Drummondl
was requested by Abraham Taylor ,e man all ded 10 y,
Inc ielier found In the house of John Brown Al Codwe
70 walk out into the woods ih him that. when hors,
Taylor said 10 him that the State OF Mary land owed him
~ 900 Tor seven years unjust confinement in the peniten
ta that lie Intended 10 have the money, and that
there was large amount OF money between Georgetown
crossroads and Tie head OF Sassatra He told Drum
nond that he intended commence with Coden who he
knew Ind money, and proposed 20 him Join him and
that upon his refusing do so, Taylor that ii he
ever revealed word Of what he had told him, his life
would taken and he assigns this threat of
his having disclosed, upon his first arrest the facts
above mentioned"
The statement Drnmmond is generally credited as
he bears very bad characters but Taylor and his four
conederaes have been committed for further
animation at ElktoB.
Ting MARkErs.-Ia the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales bbs Howard street Hour at ~ 62s
sales of 500 bbls City Mills ~ TO Sales OF red wheat
l04 Sales OF white at W Us cents, and large
sales of yellow 6i cents Oats, 40 az cents Whskey
rs cents. sales SO hhds sides bacon at y cents
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small ohcesA NOT very dangerous class to deal with
Their newspapers, Of which there half dozen
all jealous OF each Other that for propose any
thing Is enough 10 secure IL the opposition OF the rest Halt
dozen Of our mercantile houses command more respect
here thau The entire 'Irlsh vote" But il the nauraized
Irish should ever unite American platform tas IL
cailed cannot conceal from myself that we would hnd
our American Interests seriously in jeopardy.
Our Central American affairs do at present attract
much attention here and therefore ought be urged
with ali despatch
have the honor to be, my Lord your ordshPs obedien,
servant,
HENRY L.. BULWER.
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With exception, wing in the house Of repre-
senaves last week voted to instruct senator's and
Representatives advocate the speedy ropeal
of The fusit.ve.slavo isw,--Detro,f Free Press.
This fact furnishes pleasant evidence of the justice,
patriotism, and humanity Of the wing Legislators OF Mcbi.
gan. The power Of Congress put to n base use
IL provided for the arrest of claimed mguves, and
their return TO slavery, without a trial by Jury
tfiba~y Eysri~g Journal
The number of wings in the Michigan house of repre-
sentaves is 25democrats, a. As nothing is said aoou,
the democrats. the presumption is that they most OF all
voted against the instructions
The Evening Journal very well knows that a trial by
Jury the North would in most be equivalent TO
repeal OF the law. II the law repealed the Union
would be dissolved and then VIM. II, Seward would
have chance to he President OF one Of the fragments
l. e. il he could get majority Of The votes which we
dosbt---Nep York Journal Of Commerce.
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Messrs. GALES & SrAros. Washington.

RKyusu TO RELEASE kossUrH-THE CUBAN MOVE
MENTs, &c-The annexed telegraphic despatch from
Washington on Sunday appears IN the Philadelphia
North American:
DISPATCHES were Yesterday received from Mr. Nc
Curdy United States charge at Vienna, OF the date of
March 90 stating that the Austrian government had
fused the application OF The Sultan Tor permission 10
lease kossu,h and the Hungarian PATRIOTS his compan-
Austria and Turkey the latter power was charged with
and accepted the surveillance of these unfortunate exies
numbering several hundreds but hiding the expense OF
their maintenance becoming burdensome she applied to
be released from the incumbrance Permission grant
ed in reference 10 all, except kossuib and eight ten
others. This decision was communicated before inelll-
gence reached Vienna respecting the recent action OF
government An urgent appeal will be addressed TO Aus
tna on this subject
The Arch Duke, The brother of the Emperor, who is
10 command the Austrian navy VIII visit the United
States in the course of the year, TO examine public
yards and modes of naval construction. and, doubtless
make himself acquainted with the character of ns
tuons generally.
The public unos in regard to the appreheneed Cuban
invasion are greatly exaggerated No doubt project
has been formed, but very mperfecty. The government
has taken every precauton to put down the movement
should any be attempted and the Intelligence received
b, telegraph from all the federal officers IN the South
usies the conviction that must fa aud be abandoned
No expedition can leave the United States successfully
The act OF Congress and dnly under the treaty
with Spain will be faithfully executed by the admins
trstion.
The awards made BY the Mexican commission will be
paid at the treasury the public repositories on the or
der of authorized parties,
The question OF paying interest on the Florida claims
which has so long engaged the attention Of the cabinet
ia vet suspended Mr. Cowin will not his seat
until il is settled. having before becoming member of
the government, expressed opinion in the matter as
counsel.
The late French ambassador and his family will leave
the United States the lltb OF May Lady Bulwer will
visit England in the steamer. -Four or five of the
principal diplomatic houses are already closed or are
about 10 close with great disadvantage to society in
Washington.
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TopooRApHIoAL suRvEY--By letter from friend at
Monterey, we are informed that the astronomical and
Typographical parties OF the United States coast survey
under the superintendent of George Davidson and A.
M Harrison. have finished their labors at Point Pinos,
near Monterey, and their way 10 San Diego.
I've weather has been extremely unavoabie 10 the pro.
gress OF their labors for the last monhs still they
have accomplished large amount OF work in satsac-
tory manner The parties have made favorable report
towards establishing lighthouses aud fog signals al Point
Pnos San Diego, and the proposed sites norhward y
10 be hoped that Congress will exercise wise and lib
eral policy proporonae already great and growing
commercial requirements.
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NEW stvlcs OF Jevselry, watches. sxc-M W.
GAIT BROTHER have Just received very choice assert
pent articles embracing everything new and
elegant their line. !, . 90 =, +.
They beg call the attention Of ladies' TO he stock Gun pms
copsistau OF approved pattern.
BESIDES complete of silver forks spoons cups
butcr knives had made order
The spoons forks fish ladies' cake baskets
card trays sc which they confidently recommend
Watches and Of
r,na,red with care perform
NJ. w. GAIT Il BROTHER,
Ap 20-3nf Pennsylvania av, between BIB and 10Th
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" b. PALsxs the American Newspaper Agent, the only
agent This la The cities Of Boston, New York.
and is duly take
dvons required by His receipts viii
rd - payments. His cGcvs areBosson, Congress
~ York Tribune baiidlng Philadelphia, nortwcs.
,sna + Chestnut Streets
pH, Richmond, Virginia. our general aseu,
v,,,ns assisted BY travelling agents A. b. PuLLxR
fsonAG
agent the by hiess
saru, j. T. DsST, JAsos TArLos,J w. AxasrkoSs, w.
.,,Y DE-. JosuoA WApswosTH, ASK. H. LAWS, and r. X
|Gslyss.
mir HESRr M. LHws, Of Montgomery AiabaIa gen.
Travelling agent the States OF Alabama Tennessee
NJ Mr. lsHAuL JAnHs No. Isa street, Philade
MA il our general travelling agent, assisted by hessrs. Ws. H.
|W,p Jsns CoLLss JAsss Disease, A. kirk WxLLssros
|r EyAs JoHs T. JUpKIss LOCKS Jos. HuTros, GEORGE
IL Rcrros and THOMAS ID. Moe.
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mEpwARps, SAsfoKp& Co.. agents and bankers
,ed States London, aud Liverpool have been appointed
n, "a, the eUaono and authorized
paper Their Office in London No 10
,ham street, and in Liverpool at No Columbia Buildings
T. concern connected in this country with the weknown
ou.e OF Adams Co.. express agents. and entitled 10 the
lrnee Of friends abroad
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To the Editors,
HusrsvlLLr, (AMbama,) April IL. /

HUNTSVILLE, (AMbama,) April IL. 1851.
GENTLEMEN: Other engagements prevented me, before
leaving Washington, from looking the Reporters
notes Of the debate the river and harbor bill Since
nv return have read the debate published in your
paper and find many inaccuracies and some important
too late 10 correct them, hope you viii publish this
note to relieve from the necessity OF explanations
hereafter.
| impu,e no blame to the Reporters. The debate. for
the most part was OF such character render an
exact report Of it almost impossible.
/ am, very respectfully, your obedient servant.
JERE. CLEMENS.
Mossrs Cars & SlkToN Washington