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Died.

ON Friday mcrning. june 10, MARr VIII, OF John Ea-
gle In the o3d year ~ her age.
Tho friends 4 the family respectfully invited TO
attend the fur eral, sunday afternoon 18th inst
O'Clock, frtm her late residence, No I'll Thompson
street Her remains will he taken 10 Greenwood Ce-
metery.
On Friday June IS. Of chronic dropsy. after few
days u severe suffering WILLIAM WALErSsHsw native
a. Dundee, Berwickshire Scotand
Hts remains viii be taken from his late residence No
02RivnEton street for interme ut Sunday afternoon
st 2 O'Clock The members q Union Lodge, No III, o.
the A. q n q ~ and the order in general with his
lsives and friends. respectfully invited TO attend
On Friday June ~. FRASKLrv IsHnB soop SsptSE, In
the eth year o. his age.
The restives and friends Of the family and those Of
hN fahsr. N late Samuel Sarine, respectfully in
vted 10 attend the funeral At hslfpast 4oclock on
sunday afternoon, 18th inst from " Forsytb street
On june 10 GroteE son % James and Mary Bare
moe, aged years and months.
The friends o. the family requested u attend the
funcrsl from the residence 81 his parents Ia Wooster
street ON sunday afternoon ~ o'clock without further
,1Sitatloo
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rss Excel Talman. NYerk; Tsls~rsph Roh do SID bark
Gangs (Br hurphy, Cork and mkt; brig Excel TAlmAn.
EYork.
SAG HARBOR, June l0-Ar schr 81 Lucar, Gould. Lin
eoinye sd for HYork 18th. ship Emerald Jaeger
sALEM. June ll-Arr sohrs Warrior Ham, and Richmond.
Packard Nfork Sid sohrs Triumph Masen PbiadelphiA;
WIfAINGTsN. NC. June s-cid schrs O King VAIN
wright, AAd Metmore, Westervolt, Boston.
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Foreign nInlIs.

Letter Bass for Bremen Wis Southampton per steamer
Warrington will close IT the Eschanxe Readns Room fC7
EscbsnreI this day, June ~ - hslf past 10 ocloes
Letter Of Southerner charleston will
CLOSE At the Exchange Reading Room Exohsn9el on
Saturday, AZ quarter Before o'clock pm
Letter 81 Alabama for savannah will ooNe
~ the Eschsnge Reading Room l7 Exchansel on Satur
day, at quarter before 4 o'clock Pm.
Letter Bsss pee s,esmer Union for New Orleans Tin sa
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The futw rg thters lave reed for the Lexington,
boutd 90 the lscitcA Bslitt acting master; John ID
Rishhoufe, purs'ri and assistant .urgeon James Sud
dsid siso passed n'dshipman Edward 9 strong
.Br, ct Captain 4. 7 MADDOX q the Marine corpa
hst orders detachng him fron the North CArolna on
che Let a July, g. report u Commodore n Ballard
wsshit Eton hAvy YARD, for duty
OfderS bave been received a. hsye the United states
eferm,r Aghsny psired ard altered ut the Go-pur,
ffty Yard Sbe " 20 be removed from the Dry Dock
When she nov lee and plsccd rays her submerged
~s thksn out aud steam proprllers Fuhstituted and
hci machinery v BE- overloaded and repaired At Meh
% i1ssuiy.
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On Thursdsy June II by the Rev O. ~ Fisher, u. n.
Ufsnr AntrN. % the firm ~ Charles sagory Co TO
thu city
In Pelham, we,tshcstcr county June H. by the
Eev. Henry v duncan, Ocn-srr sriNaRD to AmGAiL
Tfvr
At Philadelphia. On tho evening q June II, by the
Rev George Chandler Captain wIrLtAa X Rrtt Of New
York 20 Mics api Ensa, daughter u VIM. IT. Bennett
az the former place.
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

Fan ADFLFfttA. JuGe l3 1857
To Posf CIne-Jerny LinS-CI1ss ~ fhS Siask Market
The recent abstraction q yslusblr letters from
POST cfce, in connection with the royu expressed
by the daily pr.ss. To- be- bringing about change
IN the administration II affairs Rnmnr that POET
asttr white will leave about the 10Th proxmo and the
following mentioned prouducnt candidates
for the post -ob.r Morris the editor Of the iugVfYy
Ct city snd C. Norye brother ~ he la,e senstor
Norvvt 81 Michigan and formerly leading whig ior
of Tennessee John g. MontEoIrr f1rnriy postmaster
under Harrison is also in with the
regime.
The demoeratic supreme bench sicset, nominated at
Hamburg yesterday, does net give general satisfSc-
ton and spoken II for the formation Of
~hg coalition ticket in opposition which will be voted
by the hies and indep, ndent democrats
The tickets tor the concert Of Mile Jenny Lind to-
night. were bought up speculation before noon yes
terdsy snd row being hzwkrd about ut from FIVE
ten doilnrs each. They soid In parcels Of not
more thsn Eve TEN but the Speculation. got them by
sending Different persors 10 the places where they
Sold. story is going the rounds nat specustor in
New York. uho had a large number q tickets hand
from former and these happening - be the
color those used for "Wednesday evening cent
lar price of So Thu accounts for the crowded state II
the hall ON tina; evening which the subject II rs.
complaint.
This has been day Of much excitement In the stock
beard price II Reading shares Jumping up and down 70
The Infinite delight ~ thVsc who prott,d by these sudden
movements. The wir.s ni4o announced heavy failure
smopg the brokers 81 Gotham which has caused great
dknay TO teyerh ofour weak men
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SHIPPING.

THE BRITISH AND N')RTHAMERICAS ROYAL NAIL
Steamships between New York and Liverpool direct and
between Boston and LverrooLThe Boston ships only call
ing at aax to land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA. A. Ryris,
PERSIA, Capt. EUROPA, E. G. Lott.
ASIA. c. H. u. Judkins, NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA. N. Shannon. CANADA. W. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, J. Leitoh
These vessels clear vhte light he ad
On . tar bow, @ n bow.
Asis from New York. Wednesday, lsth Juna
America, from Boston. Wednesday, 18th June.
Niagara frcm New York. w esdny, 20 July.
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, 9Th July.
Africa, from New York. " ednesday. 10th July.
Cambria, from Boston. =. Wednesday, 2i July.
Asis from New York. "wednesday, 9th July.
Canada, frum Bo-ton. Wednesday, 9Th August.
America from New York. " ednesday, l3th August.
kiagars. from Boston. Wednesday, 10Th August.
Africa, from New York. Wednesday, eth August
Europa, rom Boston. " edncsday, sd September.
Asia, from New York. Wednesday, 10th Sep.smbvr.
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool, Sir
Rerths not secured un I'll paid tor.
FREIGHT will he charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experea ed surgeon on bosrd.
letters and must through the Post OF
fee. For freight or Passsge, apply To-
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods. Through bils OF
fading given in Hayrc for New York.
rsob Intending 70 take passage to England In the Roy
al MAIL Steamships requested 70 cau 1T the ohee.
broadway before believing tho reports that the ships
full.
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HAvaK-Packet ship WIN Tsll-hrs W Howe and SER
Miss Mary Masters George Robert, Thorn
tome Howe, Mrs Norton. Miss A Morton, HAlser y
Henry. Mr. Pulss, d'Aigrsw. Madame Clement Mas
Madame Weber. Miss Eliza Weber, Miss Eoiss
Weber OF Paris Mr. DcPrusoh and lady, Of NOrieans
Of Paris.
NEwroRr. E-Br bark Anne Powsll-W Evans, lady.
Andt two children.
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Our Maryland Correspondence.

ELKToN. UEcIL NoUNrf, Nd ,June IT, l5oI.
The Bs,re de Gace Bank-CaSe 81 Ezra Colder, Cashier
Indicted for Ensbezzlenerf, &c.
The trial Ezra Collier Cashier Of the late Hsvre
de Grace Bank for embezzlement &c Of the funds Of
aid hank up before court in this place, to-day,
ut hais-r three O'Clock, p NJ The accused in
dicted last November by presenmen Of the Grand Jury
OF Hartford county and the trial appointed to
of at Bed Air the county sst IF said county but was
ut the request o the prisou this county
the dec lraton by the prisoner thst he did not be-
lieve he could obtain fair and impartial trial in Bel
Air OF the county Of Hartford
MIR kichard Grayson for the prosecution, presented,
IN the ming simple statement Of the condition of
the bank the first OF January 1850 which fol-
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NoTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORA
stranger and the public generally tnat he still
Times TO prescribe the European methods
Of private nature diseased Of the skin in
pediments &c Those who have gnorany in-
ured destructive habit of youth. Alss
apply with certainty of cure. roatnept by letter. u
English, French or German. DE LANEY, n. D.,
81 Lispen ard street, near Broadway.
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Collier, TIE Cashi.r
Mr. Albert Constable for be defence. said he should
shc~ frcm the books that the- fictitious;
and that the bank shadow and all it, opera
lions upon fictitious ba. the funds being
turned to The New York stCckboldrs the same month
they raid In from The bf year II the exsenc, of
the bark and that in fact The funds in New York
all the time that tie nothing left for Collier to
steal
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GERMAN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE, Nc.
NJ Chambers street. Chatham, where all classes Of
rational and principles aad
charges according the patient
DIR. FRED. DENlCKE, formerly Of Hanover. attending
ply stefan.
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L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-TuE UNITED
ststes Mali steamship HUMBOLDT d. Lines. com
mander Will leave for Hnyre. touching at Southampton to
land the mails and passengers saturday June 2th
" oe!ock, from pier No e. North River Price Of passage
$50. All letters must paas through the Post ONCE. An
experienced Surgeon attached TO the ship For freight
M Hrna1 AaN
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CIIPrER CHALLENGE. ROBERT ~ WATERMAN
~ Commsnder fr San Fran cisco s At her berth foot Of
s street. ready " receive freight for which, or uneqused
NkTn. l. 4 GTo GRIswoLD, " and " South Q.
Shippers are invited " inspect the vessel.
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IMPORTANT wORK-THE NERVOUS DISEASES or
L Women-Price IS cents For sale by FOWLRRS &
WELLS l3 Nassau street. This should be by an
married people.
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e ElU REHAKD.-JErrRIEs ArTiDUTE, A sPh
BOOo csc mixture for tire Of private disorders
makes speedy cure, without The least fs8rotons % M
drink erpoeuro or change IN application - business TM
proprietor chsenses ssnse care which te misture vh
not under the forfure % ave hundred 3oiars ~
PVT IN bstee, WITH foil dreatons 81 81 Ora bette
lasts reehuany ovrod In two days For sale ny g
q Title ~ HAaSver ssfset Boston: virgins Co.. N'v
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DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY.-THE ONLY
through te for San Franc coya Hsysaa and Chagres.
fare reduced On Thursday, June D. At I'm The splen
did steamship CItEhOkEE, 1870 tons Henry Tnde, com
msbdr. will sail 1hursdAy June ~ at precisely clock.
NJ from her pier AZ the footof Warren street. with
the ment mails for Chagres via Hsysns Passengers
transferred at Havana TO the splendid double engine steam
ship Falcon IssenKrs leaving In the Cherokee will
meet With the favote United States Mail shp Ten
20 snil from Psnsma about the 18th Of July
For passage apply at the oce % and s. South street.
III West street, Of warren.
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through line for California aud Oregon vls Havana ard
Chsgres Fare reduced Tn saturday, June - att clock
pm The tplendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, ~ tons
lurthen, L. Ttnner commander will sail Saturday.
June - precisely o'clock M from her pier at the foes
Of Warren street North river With the ms
fer Chsses with the favorte nited states Mail
steamship Tennessee TO leave Psn,ms about the Sth
July frvsLt passage apply ohee III
street ofM
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs--A CosPLsTE PRACTICAL
~ work the nature and treatment 81 delicate dses
and all the kindred afecoua-illustrnted nv great
Der of beautifully colorcd plates large % BY
Bostwek d. lecturer Surg and eiseases Of M
ssove named nature u large qusrto0 pages second
edition. price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surrical JournAlIt be said fearsssy to be equal
20 Records or Actions works the family 81 disc
sd far superior = anythng the Kind ever published
this county Author o. The Family Pm sician; prip
= crnte Author ~ work SelAbuse, and ts dsric
r1he trtrts Sc Sc sixth edition fourteen plates grfcs
W. For sple At the publishers, STEIrgEk a TJwNaENB
~ NFnaH IN nv he nal
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nR. RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
- intended for all who need found practical nformaoA
afflicted vith certsn disesse-gtving the nature
sympou and consequences 81 each disease In
GLIDING structure seminal ~eskness No, with recipes ~
the remedies. their management 40, Tin plain lsp-
epables one " succ sully and priv ,seiy
trcst lis OF judge prorerly treated Tenth
edtion3f2 rp with Plates; price y ccn's Sold ~ y
Grttnvch street. ~ Ann street. sud Ny book eiers
Male IN envelopes BY sddrcsn tpostpsd 70 bes
Post
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u ELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs.-cURE IN A FEW DAFT
N insured by the great foreign remedy Dr. Lococks Pu
monte s:ss for the cure Of esid coughs asthma brcuoh
it's pulmonary consumption and all affections Of the
snd lungs. Manufactured by Taylor Rochestsr, NJ Y
The oy true and genuine proprietor aud ufSeturer
the -atnsnt of meroa by Assam Of right from James
Josn.ya g, " Clekensr Co, u Barclay street ars M
general agents for New York and vicinity Sold
% D. Sands 100 Fulton Retail price. cents -
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INDEPFNDENT LINE FOR CnAGREs DIRECT, AND
through tickets for California az tho lowest reduced rates
The nev and tpieu6id steamship BROTHER JONATHAN
Capt. squrss viii sail Thursday 9th jane, n8P w.,
FRI Tier a. NJ For freght passage apply only 70
y MILLS. Agent ~ Cosrtland street
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NR. CONvERS INVIGORATING C0RDIAL.-TH8
- only remedy for weakness Of the and thoss sad
dsor body and mind caused by early abuse BE
cautious where apply for aid Avoid quasks and tAe
to manly ysor Buy other stuff called
Cordial Ar certain DOCTORS who make great preteas
to ex0rbant fees DR. q. will relieve fol half
usually charged Cordial So bottle, three bottle. fer
So with advice to the married and SINGLE Fer
warded to the country letters post paid Dr. ca %
Third avenue. New York Sold at 433 Broadway, N. ri
south Third of Second and Third and Green
streets No 6 204 Market street. and u
South and Third streets Philadelphia See N. Y N. Pc
IeaE yetta
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EOR shyAnHAH-IHE o. S. NAIL STEAMER ALA
BAMA 40 tons rcgister.) Capt. G. ID. Ludiow, viii
leave saturday 18th June. from Pier ". r. at oeiooi
y. N. For freight or passage, apply %
SAN. Il. SI1ClIILL, igi Front street
The FLORIDA. Capt. 7. Lyon. on the 2lst June.
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rT,HE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT sAMP
Il will sail for Bermuda aud 81 Thomas. Tuesday
18th duly, She has excellent accommodating for
psssen Price OF passage TO bermuda S to 81, Tho
mae SIu There u regular mail mmunoAtion between
Thomas all the Wet 1ndia Islands, Hsysns, Vera
Cruz yeheruelB &c The Merlin viii take freight Apply
to v. CTSAKD. Jr., - Brosdray.
s-Eo letters mails will be received board the
W. Rim, through the Post Once
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-. hh LII astbOk ~ TUE rass Teal ~
and TOP O'clock m tSunday esceptedi) No - orssn-
wien street from the medical adv
The author has enjoyed smonrt which Ne would insssce
having resided several Paris for the purpose
o. studying these dcsses follow ed by long and
tsnye practice devoted exclusively 60 this speciality -
can without hesitation proAc, In the most severe
and complicated csseas structure, secondary disease re-
Sc-more certain safe and radical than can be OBJ
tanned from other In America Those who sppy
IN the earlier STAGES Of private diseases gill be rrsuhed
The ease and rspidy o the which often efeoted
yery w dsys Separsts waiting are provided Fos
trestmeRt by letter, address boz go. Poet Odce.
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70

ing bondmen in perpetual Slavery. Great stress
is placed upon the phrase "And they shall be
your bondmen forever Drs Clarke Scott &c.
render this passage" Forever you shall serve
yourselves with them.n But il needs no critic in
Hebrew lore, in order to know that this is the
true rendering Of the phrase. The phrase does
not refer to the time Of their servtude but TO the
manner Of obtaining that service And that
manner Of obtaining It should be forever or until
the end Of that economy
IL il be asked, how reconcile this to the per-
mission to leave them as q possession to their
children p | reply, that servant Of Jewish
origin could not be transferred from father TO
son, and that during the period of forty -nine
years there was time sufficient, in many cases. for
them TO have passed from father TO SON. or even
to their grandchildren.
That the bondage Of the surrounding heather
was perpetual, there can exist no doubt The
condition Of those whose services were purchased
from the heather would be infinitely benefited
And the surrounding heather would also feel the
effects Of this system. But besides this, while
every Jew should have been an imitator of Abra-
hams practice as well as professor Of his faith
in redeemiDg, as he did, the heather from cap
tiVity, yet who that is acquainted with the his
tory Of that people can help admiring the wis
dom Of God, in taking security in the very cupid
ity of their nature, for the exercise Of mercy, in
allowing them longer period Of the services o.
those whom they should redeem7 But at the same
time the heather captive thus redeemed was BE-
cured in the Hebrew economy, and by the Su
preme Lswgiver, the rights Of man civilly anC
religiously, and bis person and family saved from
oppression and wrong Not much difference ex
listed between the patriarchal age and the Jewish
theocracy, but the difference between mighty
chief and mighty nation.
TO BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT
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THE MONEY ARGUMENT.

"The Anti Slavery agitation" so says one Of
our neighbors, is beginning to produce its natu-
raj results, by diminishing the trade between the
North and the South, and by ngthening the
commercial ties between foreign nations and the
Southern exporting States. The following extract
from the Richmond (vs) Republican has been
before US several days;
0DlREcr NEGOTIATIONS To RICHMoND.-~We
learn that all the principal mercantile houses Of
Richmond will send out an agent by the next
steamer to make arrangements for obtaining their
goods hencesorth direct from England. We hail
this rs an auspicious movement for the interests
Of our City and State. The country press Of vir-
einia, We trust, will notice the fact, and assure
their readers that hereafter there will be no ne
cessty for Virginia merchants making their pur-
chases out Of the State.'n
The New York Express, which takes pleasure
in publishing such accounts, said, the other day,
that their city, New York, :" is in the enjoyment
Of an unexamplsd prosperity ct present" A New
York merchant considerably Interested in the
Southern trade, says, in the Tribune, that among
large number Of his Southern buyers" only q
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strikes us as failure. IL is hard read;n. ~,
Scarlet Letter" fascinated us we co,,d o.
to lose word Of 1t, or to quit till we had rishs
it. "The House Of the Seven Gablesp oonl5 I-'u
command throughout our attention w. ~.
ourselves skipping several passages wb;oS "u
ed dull and unnecessary There il Too Ii.,, ,e'ui'
ton and dialogue The characters ID ~, a'-
thenselUes, but the author il g., "'l.ye"
taking about them all the time. We .ha.,5
know iistie OF them from their own oota ', ouS
words, had they not an INTERPRETER D''' 'Nu
And yet the book furnishes add;t;ou.I -,
OF the power and subtilty of the .uthor as ~
analyst OF character; Of his wopdorf,,lu
sight into the workings Of Passion -, .,''' iH'
ration OF contradictory forces upon human no, OPo
Since the days Of Charles Brockden pra, 80 ~
author OF Wieland, we know of no 49, '-o
romsncsr who in these respects can he oor.
pared with Nathaniel Hawthorne
NATHALIE Tale. BY Julia Kavanagh In 49,. -.
New York; d. Appleton Co. For sal. nv r E..lS
corner OF lth street and Penn. avenue washastor "
The work is deservedly entitled by the publish.
ers fascinating book !" and vet we have NJ
intricate story, no plotting nor counter-plOttiDg
no mystery, no marvellous incidents. The who'll
interest OF the tale hangs upon the play of Atm.
tues ana antagonisms between two remarkable
characters, who stand directly before us sDeat.
ing and acting for themselves, and the ingenious
author is sagaciOus enough to leave us the priv
lege generally of putting our own construction
upon their motives and feelings The work is
viVidiy dramatic, and abounds in scenes of in
tense heartsufering and enjoyment.
I'VE CohMtssiosxR; or, De LuHArIco IHamKNDo Bv
u. r. H. James. New York; Harper & Brothers. For
sale BY Frsnck Taylor, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, DC.
The Literary World pronounces a sweeping sen.
tence Of condemnation on this book As we have
not read it, we cannot say whether it be Just or
unjust, but, we judge from the disparaging style
in which it speaks Of the productions generally of
James, it is not prepared to do him justice There
are very few story-tellers who have contributed
so much to tANuieNpcent entertainment Of the
reading world, prolific author No matter
if he do reproduce himself again and again, he
does it with such notifications and new combina.
nations, that we still look and listen with in,
terest