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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-01-03
RETrER TEsTEnc.,.y.-

BETTER TESTLnG.N.T
THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE.
Read the testimony Of DR. Moore.
Mr.. JOHN BULL,-l have hesitation in saying that
believe your Srsdpdrd to he the best article
aetured for the of Scrofaa Syphilis and many other
entire success in numbers of the above eases.
Louisville, Dec. %, lS47. JAS. NJ. MOORE, NJ. D..
From DR.. L. r. Tdade, Professor of Chemistry in Louis
rifle Medical C6l,ege.
have looked the list of ingredients composing
and have hesitation in saying that they form safe
ponnd and that promises well in chronic diseases
which IL is applicable. L. T. YANDELI, N. ID.
Louisville, June d, 1913.
From Dr. Iles Physician By appointment to Tie Louisville
kaliRe Hospital
LOUISVILLE March 20, 1910.
have examined the preparation of the prescription Of
JOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA. and believe the combine
ton to be excellent and well calculated to produce
Alternative impression the system 1 have used il
both in public and private practice and think it the best
article of Sarsaparilla in use. III. PYLES N. D.,
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital.
BULLS SaRsAPARuLAGo where you will to steamboats,
bound for Nashville New Orleans, St. Louis Cincinnati
Madison Frankfort for the Green River country and
you will find immense supplies of this preparation about
being shipped on board.
But few merchants visit city, in whatever branch Of
trade they be engaged but have orders for
or less of Bulls ssrsaparilla- Democrat
Manufactured at Dr. JOHN BULLS Laboratory
81 Fourth street, Louisville, KY.
GALINGER & SNODGRASS.
authorized AGENTS for Otfumwa, Iowa.
Oct. 18th, 1850. fy
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-01-03
THE DlMWA MARKETS.
COURIER OFFICE,
January Sd, 1851.

,--Nett, per llund. SO $50.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-01-03

MARK S. FOOTE.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-01-03

CHARLES HENDRIX.
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TovIcs hovry N,Estr. june q. o'clcck-Consols
Or o. ,n!pr lsth July. 20 10 So, - div.
Lpruroot Cores NArN,r. June y - The faos d,y
amount 20 5tCg bsl's. WITH steady market add td
supply cfcotton. There ohgBgs 20 notice ia
Trices. lut the market rather tame The saics la
cudo 100 hmt Iican fer export aud 800 on speculation
Jr.r The sales % dny amount 90 900 ~ 900 bales
g shh 900 AM rcan and BOO Hurat have been taken for
export aud 800 Amcritan on speculation. The market
clostd tarnpiy. but prices we'll maintained The
spss include 1850 Ant rcan 100 Bahia. ~ "a TO cd
400 Egyptian "A t. - 500 surat, % 70 sd 100
Sea Bland. ia. % I'd.
JtvE Give csn make no decline n the qu9tatons
Iii wtt; but cotton has ben more freely sIsred
since Mrdsy sId rr, gularity IN prices has been
lovn today. buyers Get az falb Jess rates than
tho ~ FridIy lat The total SALES sinc Thut'd1y are
~ go bll - which ezpoftprs have taken 900 fhe
sole orns.t 81 he following de1r7iptons-l5 40 Auc
ficun - at OiU ptruanls. a. ~ 100 B1hn.
e . $50 Maianham u ssi. $50 E,yPtisn "a
ed, 60 furnts ID "a "a IN. total imports sincs
Ila. air i-g Amgrcan. 25j Egyptian no other 'orts
tr.rov cons MArSr1. Urn" 2I-The furpy Of whaat
ff mornings market lmali from hrH. and good
'ru f.trE; the former toij Tire terms ct tli.
cIy emu DO. hat On 90 On" picked sampns Il the
batter ir yOsgr adt9ure obtained. fofCif1 wheat
u.s b. pa ~ an improvement g D. pr me- bur tic slo
set ro' l1re nor wa there apparently much innr IN
p.l.c O. p. ilt 20 vac inquired fr fn iI1tny
caIttts ir IN southern Europe con eitnbi" bU ines
t..I.ft~f I'M .ttrfdey Dt 20 adv.lce Il Or r'r
Dr.tfr f..n Tr.yiru. fat s. puft. tn h'ca irn.t
..p.srt; GOO inquiry pc thr ol1ar'n c"niintss
rtf1 tIi. nr .frg Tho ysire ~ b1rhy. brals
tt,i t,a. 81 ufttrlI H. .lt tIlie d. havy aud mat
Do 30 llru o. ser IuiItrl lar Th' 1iftror % y %
~ itf Zach tIaitd fot,igu Oh rr lat week. b. e1b
L,l bit fvf,Lcr lmIr Tcjncnt b,lns insiatea upon
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ssque tie rise Of francs In Psrl. reser T.
sal.s.
LIVERPOOL CoRs MARHET, Tuesday, June 24-rhe trade
here remained extremely nrm up to this date, and In
the Of yesterday considerable sales of foreign
wheat and flour were effected 1t full prices and
market this morning the transactions in these articles
moderately fair In with little or no vsri
ton from the advanced Of Friday Barley was the
turn lower In value Malt moved rather freely at an
improvement Of Is quarter Beams hardly sustained
former prices. In peas variation was app ,rsnt
Oats and oatmeal realizing further advance to-day
note the former I'd IS h. and the latter Is 81
per load higher than on this day might Indian
supported the currency Of Tuesday last. Wheat per
70 lbs.-Canadian. red mixed S. I'D II IS 2i white,
Is 3D. Us. ID United States red o. Id IS. Sd Flour
Canadian per 1876 ID; IN IA; .. o wssssen CANAL,
Us. q IA 3D.; Ohio, 23s rs. ID. Indian corn, par
$50 lbs American white. 32s 33s yellow, 3Os SIS
Meal, per 1876 lbs, los q los. 3D.
PANS. MONDAY EVENING, June q The commercial &C.
counts for the week more favorable. The Paris
acturers have received several foreign orders the
ufacturpg districts there Is also a tendency m-
provement Wheat has risen in nearly all the provincial
markets In Paris the stock of -four has decreased
1900 metrca quintals leaving 1890 hand. Prices
81 per 34 lbs. higher No political news. BJurse re-
markedly firm and prices higher Fives opened at e3
closed at s3 10; Threes closed at $685..
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IONEY MAR * T. Il.


Wall street presented very quiet appearance to-day
There meeting Of the board to day and the ope
rstions In stocks cut Of doors few spectators
congsgstcd the corners, and tried TO get up
element; but most If the regular brokers gu. Of
town, and the market very unsettled II Is the i'm
preston in the tina, the California rpa-
two TO the production of the quartz r9, Is calculated
to have very favorable influence upon our money
kt The receipts Il gold dust by the steamers now dis
from chagrcs, will be large, AMI supply Of precious
metals will, ~ these arriyais be restored All the
steamers from California bringing large number u
passengers ard the probability Is that they bring in
their baggage nearly iau,h goI dust the steamers
bring On freight. We she'll commence another week
With this favorable irtslllg fully Jgcstci and all
will I" prepared 10 govern thcinselres jrdurly
Tie receipt. nt the oflcc of the Assistant Treaurer
q this port, to-day amounted 20 SIs2taJ 20: paym,nLs
SIl0 o3l g6-balancc, S7Tassl %.
The stcamshp Battle. from Liverpool. bring four
days later intelligence from all parts q Europe The
commercial accounts f,vOrabs Prices fos cotton
had been sustain g. hut the market was not tve ana
Ia very unsettled state Brcasstuns were IMPROVING
10th in prices aud armand The accounts fr-m she
continent, relative to the crops are not 20 fa,orble
cad the eject In the markets. o. Great Britain had
been encouraging to hoidcrs Inancil affairs remain
Without material alteration
Tic steamship Arctic for Liverpool carried out
StSISt0 IN spcic Of which So79 OoO was in An r.ran
gold aud $500 In British gold and silver The total
shiI for the wcct amounted to S1a5G2isin,liDg
the total for The year. the 5th e July iEeia i've
slo4i71B
1hc track q the baltimore and Ohio Railroad reached
the iieimopt station, tweny.esht miles west II Com
beTiand, the 18Th Of June six days IN asvance Of he
tine promised and trains, with materials ,tc ars now
running 20 that point.
The Merchants Bank Of nsitimors h.s declared Asf
y'hiy dividend Il three eni half per ccntthe state
and city taxes ere paid ny tho tank; Oh. Franklin
Bstk half yearly dividend Of three por cont. amer
paying the city and State taxrs; the Ulion Bank n
half yearly dividend OF three ami half Icr cents the
Bank q Cumberland Md, q dividend Of f,ur per cont
for the last sx months
The Mitdictx Manufacturing Company ply q dyi-
dsnd Of three pr cent, capital Of 81 90 Oco-say
$4,000.
The Farmer and Mechanics Bank Detroit have
svasd Themselves II the general law II uishi~an bv
the deposit Of $1,000 ia stocks with the s.ae r,as,ir
for which sum they have received new bH fr ,ircu.
lston
There ere oounteffcts al 70 Of the watritorn Tank
and Loan Company, q Sew York u The dcnomustlons
e nSss ana tens IT, genuine ten has lion
Of the dgung of tho Declaration of fndcpar I.,ee-
vhsr'as the sruriou has q figure Of locomotive and
cars.
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The following is a list Of The

r,ssrSGERs ny rHr srE,N'lur EMPIRE CRY
I cs1 i sip1fs ss.E Fh2TPp1 anl siy TinGHs
s;b ss9 AIM ws an ;rs Ts fsaHso
well Nsi'hsI. branoa6 Mrs DrumSad and child. De
Go bsrtlolemssi Vim Foster, Edwards, wooiarl,
S-@." PFSil,!. Sig, T51' Turner WIS.
I'M S iSs, BIZ !. Dean iohs
B'y,r A,al5 Aaron whel,. b Coleman, 4 csarrri T
Pate esi sa'5 ws sSa cS ES.' E1s a.
y rSii.rton. ndai, " CroN,lL T. g Scott, Psrry
naHIlrey liqmrhrey nR ornry. jo, $ II. Jc'aYS
d I sLsrerd, g Cemstoch J Foster. ] q Refsrdi. G
a aaTsi nm p IsS ., Mn I1aq Ra J 5SseA
~ 10 49, JaehsGn Joser, u Bntl, Denis Be5n
nTaf iicty ~ x;a.tr Mr i,G.'SG P hSiS
' s, ss''ri ssseny NoIshs, Ga; Quins
Tehsnry = hotieht uete9ehas. kivm g Eyef-, "
Ry.ss GS;s kesi f.s,a Ma. II Hi',i'
9a lrm aS,iS S cn;on fSg ,c.;r AsTP d r
y Mart, A Loap luttcr. Young, Lnog, = Rsieh.
3Set tnsFt s@iE 'jJJ Does ps s,di,1 Ea.y Hn
tcs poi1t I. hiri}Is.teh gs2sn asrs-
! lf.hirs : roois A Carlin. O Kiileta Laaesbur<
Gu. a iiae '1 GraS ' Oliver S2sr a fas'a'
10y k:9,n. gi.ter. allaes Nlrfl[ IS
liie'. 1oAA,an. o Knoulton si,.r Jt. Day il
a." sst, y, iHasgT'.i TS i ~ lr,l
y Carrentsr Jamerfon \ " sIsi'.S. W. Iinsi'y ",
r., .tnrisEls an g y ,C4gfldi, ,a;er,
~ ey . isvs7. "a. Aon,lan. FMlllauani. Sin,
= ul gfe aWks. srre't - lloyd. Faraa 4 ~-suI-
j t.urAd. - sa-dy o. sIirt Bisat y sr %. e.
b'rer ,fte. tisle, Kelly. james. " w. 500. u
t'ts Ardrev-. Mnrpl '. 2 frisftlry 10 Hsrsiu
~ LL.,y D,iane.., Wes.. ~ GMa-n.r. " lis'y,
! kckl iran. y Leslie. 4 W.irh. " D.nnan. Risla-i
Hairy Mahan. Join Nall. 4 gqnatan. r. sner Z
,on lTi-E. ;uTrops, p Cl.l.. " Fr's-hu1tt O.,
tngr Dllau. DOWN.. 7 Istkrr. gslrfs Dsbhius. %
N.sltr. ~ ilra19h W nolan y a. Fa-rga. ] tanI
DO is \ TsssoN. T. 4 Iarnha1. Farntara. IL Fae-
.nr'y AdErs'n. James Baton. y Uintln, y Perry =
isf. {, - "a tc'rEs TlIr ise Whitcaer C,st8i
= short. v Bunhaur. Jane trI.i I l. u.r-
"a I
fgr.u. IN hiie-. lr. Ecf.
Prov ssrss 70 Ens.,.u--D Issfar.y. J. Nollylle.
n a. Brown, higusl a8ps. J. Ram a and --rsn. Sire
a nia. Ahm iarrana " I'acruhs tsi.e AL lads,
Boz ,. BEDFORD p UHiurr.. = Mfsln. e. E1llHg N
rr'f ~ hrtehan. hiet aris WiUsi n park.-. g..
" ~ n. Alu y ~ p. Smith. tua4 Tartan. Gunt..
ltl or D Hepburn. Moor. iIauiil.a. Drh. o. rur.
.nl p p, J Astley Mati.ln r smita, Demo a
. Dr. = nir-st'n g. New N.rt-Ha'tlew Tf.uri1r sui
larF w % inH.ar l. l. So. tdg-t Anderson p.tt.r
RAJ a.rcE, Bfovn. TotaigS
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The Anti-sIavery Convention at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July Z, 1851
The Anti-siavery Convention assembled at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. Mr. Blanchard, Of Knox College
We appointed president pro tenn, and the Rev. Z NJ
Bartlett secretary. The house crowded. After
prayer by the president several committees we're ap
pointed, who made reports various topics discus
sion 20 who entitled to be msmbars Of the
convenon-f they should be known religious bodies
kcin which Messrs. Mahon. findlay, Goodali Cover,
Nevin. Cabel and many others took part After which
resolution passed that the religious character Of
members should be stated the roll The proceeding
were highly interesting and elected much oquept
speaking At the after session, the committee
ported the following permanent officers which was
adopted :-President- Mr.. Blanchard; Vice. Presidents
y fnney, w. II. Brisbane, H. stevens, Joseph Cor
don, A. Mahon. ID. Thurston, and NJ Colver; Grcreta
ries-George Whippe, H. y. Bartlett aud = II. Baker
committee Appointed TO prepare address to be
read before the convention the morning OF the Fourth
Eleven States represented viz Maine Massa -hu.
sets. New York, Pennsylvania Ohio, Kentucky Indiana
Michigan Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa.
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COLUMBUS; Onio July o, 1891.
The convention met as 8 L NJ, and after the nomna-
ton Of suprene Judges, Mr. Green, Of Ross, from the
committee OH resolutions reported lengthy SERIES
affirming the whig platform of protection to domestic in-
dustIy, internal improvements, &C also recommending
General Scott for the Presdency-compnep tng Prcsi
dent Fillmore, and affirming that inasmuch she com
promise measures were hot recommended b. wing
President their adoption by party vote in
Congress they are not party measures aud therefore per-
feet liberty and freedom Of opinion should be tolerated
among wings upon the points Of controversy involved
Mr.. Green said. the organ Of the committee he
ported the revolutions but HE duty his
required him to say that he could not for chem lie
preceding with speech when the previous ques-
ton called and sustaiued and the question being
Iut he resolutions they adopted and the
veption then adjourned sine die.
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The Foarth OF July in Jersey CITY.

Business entirely suspended in Jersey City and
Me inhabitants gave themselves up to festivity and
,ocing At early hour the sound Of the cannon was
heard which the signal for general prepsrstion and
- soon as the sun had risen the streets ded with
cid and young each armed with gun, pistol bunch
of fire crackers
About nine o'clock the sound Of martial music called
she military together when general parade commenced
The Continental Fink Guards and Wright Rifles were
formed and marched to the public square where they
were Joined by the civic societies. The Working Mems
sose,y and the Shamrock Benevolent Society formed
into ,ine but the United Americans refused in
susnee Of having been assigned position the last in the
Hne
After general parade the military and civic societies
except the United Americans repaired to the Dutch Re-
formed Church in Grand street, where the Declaration
ri Ipd,pendepce vas read by Mr. James NJ Baker and
an grafton delivered by Mr.. John w VOORHEES, The
Omitted Auereaus procured band, and, after marching
an grafton was delivered before them at Franklin Hall
by Mr. A. Hardenbere.
There was very little excitement in the city after the
Early part Of the morning and the day passed very
pealantly No accident RI any description occurred
The shipping In the harbor was decorated, and the
steamship Africa. with all her bunting floating In the
brssse, presented quite handsome appearance.
At night there a display Of fireworks at the
Ibachea Cottage but there comparatively few per-
prese Mt TO witness II
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AfrvaL ~ rHE o J n,yis, PROM B.fv.s Arr.. -foa
sflsncid clipper BARK oliver Hsyes Captain -c1t' a.
lived ~ this port friday isst from Busu1s y-.s.
VII nee she -sied On The 10Th 81 Stay
tinrularly fhr y y " In EIruos Ayras toe ami
"rtry g tho indeyrndan nee ~ The irg.uiila public
stj tts'd o. New Yorh The aaHirerary Df Ameiren
iItsrt -dtfte
~ late. Hrit Perl received g. RI the 11lh q Way:
ii. ~ lt.n IRON Cauttin rcs.t tlat nstfu- oi avg
p ..A''n Lit ta'f.Ind tween those dis.; an ui.
I' 20 ~" ga tf 'lc I1ti ofo drtt'tu-. pf 1.E
80. a. ~ P u' hnfr A1r- ma. rf or Isf ION
~ 's % ~ az r.-l. ri .n.i iilr. confirm ~ ss.a
H'' ln ".matd. lAiss o. E.th trp.ri.a. ID o. 30
rthf''' Ntit quoted .ttIt g. Ts.h1~.r o EDO lf..f
'.Nf ftr t.a' t.'i.. '..r.urt o. Fr.i.l.. e., Gil.
ltii'd e ..f r.-'-i-. iI.s i..- I, d.. ...-.
d -E,,
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The Fourth Of July H. so-toa-Three Fatal
accidents.

II-I0N Hlli D. I7II-
The Fourth pad 81 here with unu,ull qui.tuic
We had two thuudert urmg. and thr fireworks on the
common were po.tpun'd. Dir Donovan. uf Rpxbury
Wa thrown rom HE wa-on. In lIarris % avenue. on
1hur-day evening. AMI kilel. Ills r.r tplk fright
g. ~ hrr crackers Yesterday. 81 vc-tnr W itartis
bttukman on the tApra, tfair Tor Nrr Igs when lew
miles frtm Boston. attempted - p,lcr ha,s on the
engine and wa knocked uh by brilss and instantly
kii,d DANIEL GuDkin fireman ~ fir B,stsn and
hanr rnr1ad fs from he tain rnur dly, aud vas
Kind
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Destructive Fire Ia Bun.Io-Loss. $50. 900.

HlIFNLo, July D. IJJI
A destructive fire occurred here this morning; IL
broke out in the warehouse Of Maxwell and Patten ION
the dock) which, together with one occupied by ,. NJ
Griffith one by Davis and Sutton. aud another by c. NJ
Reed. all destroyed. with most uf their contents
The ship chandrry store Of Pickering and Co and
five or Fix small groceries. likewise destroyed with
all their stocks The storage ia the wRreh uses
Of about l2yO bb Of -four large quantity Of wool AMI
,veral lots Il merchandise The total loss will not fall
Eurance.
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ARRIVAL
OF TIE
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,
WITH THE
California Mails, and a Million and a
Half Of Gold Dust,
&C., &c., Sc.

Tim Steamship Empire City, Capt. WILSON, arrived a,
early hour this morning from Chagres via Kingston
Jam She left Chagres the 26th and Kingston on tn.
10Th Of June.
The Empire City brings a million and half OF
gold dust and three hundred and seventy five
also the California mails to June l. brought by the steam
ship Tennessee at Panama
Among the passengers IN thu e. C. lie John L. stevens
Essr., president Of the Pacific Railroad Co Mr. g. has
been experimenting the progress the for fou
months and we glad to learn returns in good health
While at Navy Bay Mr. s. had the satisfaction Of seeing
the first locomotive started the railroad the
scr Of coming This occurred on the oath ut
and was hailed with shouts Of Joy she sped along the
track The work is going finely on under the manage
ment Of Col rotten, chief engineer.
The Empire City kft at Chagres the steamship Falcon
awaiting the arrival Of the officers of the Oregon regi-
meme, which had arrived at Panama in the propeller
Massachusetts, and were monentarlw expected when
ne f. O. sailed.
The Isthmus healthy, but daring yoboeriee were
frequently perpetrated on returning CalifoT mans.
The Isthmus healthy
The propeller Constitution, Captain Blunt had Ar
rived at Panama from San Francisco with her
much damaged and would probably, have to lay at Pa
mama some time to get her machinery repaired
We have files of Kingston papers but no time this
morning TO look them.
The following Is the
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NEw ORLEANS, July 4, 1851
We learn by arrival at this port that nsurrso-
tion had broken out the Isthmus Of Tehuantepc
account Of the seizure by the Mexican authorities
Minstsn. Of the American schooner Helen Mar for
alleged violation Of the Mexican laws
The people the Isthmus resolved to take summary
vengeance and the members of the expedition threat
ened 10 resist the authorities to the extremity
The schooner in consequence had been released IL
the determination Of the authorities to send the He'll
Mar, together with Capt selkirk and crew. to Vera
Cruz prisoners, but the strong dsapprobation ex-
pressed by the people induced them forego their
luton. The captain Of the schooner the
terDg the port Of Nina itlan that he had
committed any violation OF the Mexican Laws.
The steamship Martha Burt, which, 1t Is feared has
been lost, had 1000 head Of cattle on board.
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Arrival OF th. Steamers City OF Glasgow
aud Lntny cite.

PiitiADEtFTA. July ; 1851.
The ft1mahn CITY - 6lag W. from Liverpool arrived
Tile rning alter pItsg' Of lee than .rvsaten .v.
ihe s'un.hip Lafayette f.om Liverpool &. ale, n1w
c'rnng ny The river h,r p1ssagr has been about nine
teen days
The Fourth Tasscl or without accident; the diy
va. plca.ant. AMI grcaty oniolcd BY our citlehs.
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We pnblish ia fail, in to-day's Hyali, the sp.,u-
did oiation delivered by Mr.. Daniel Webster, a.
Washington, on tho fourth instant, On tie occasion
oflsying thc corner stone Of The enlargement Of BE-
CaPiiol ]. il a'-outstirsirg and highly patriotic
document, well WORTHY q careful rsri,al aud calm
rejection. We eonml IA il ~ u. attention q oar
rcadefs
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Daniel webster nHd the Boston CITY Council

Biaf1N. July D. 1871.
Nr webster cent the following b. e % IN reply "
the committee % Tho City Cougril inviting him 10 be
TFrsebt % Fancull Hal dinner on To. 9Th -
Csrp~ SrRtvus. Va. June y. 1851
GrEurmcn--I have The honor 20 acknowledge the re-
c'It - your printed invitation in brhaf ~ thu City
Coubcil ~ Boson % attend the eel badJn T this OPP
preaching nDuivCrFary ~ Amrrica1 Independence. Ny
,rrsr, cnts tlsuhcrc ohlige 10 decline MS honor
sm, gentlemen respectfully your oh ssry't
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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RouillcIn Itrnis.

BtfIfH0Fr, July ), M.
We hive received nothing south - Augusta to night.
Tho p,fTslufgh R,ptiacm says the Virginia tpbacc1
crop airy ruined IN many ilaces they have hal no
rain since the fret 81 May The carn also oIls stul
speaker Cobb has taken the stump Ia Georgia and has
met Win enthusiastic fcctl fJna.
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The Fourth in Baltimore -LIberation or
Debtors.

BALTIMORE. July 5. 1851
The national annvessary passed yesterday In fine
style ard without accident.
AL the t"biors (tgeny four in numbsr) ia Batim1r
jail we're Et.fnted at twelve o'cc IN lrsl ~ night
ung'r he new 'on.titution fhry fred zoe huadrei
gUns and had q grand torch IL ht procession.
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Dfrtnivnr ~ ur MBcIir --fle United stai o. n al
'icen,bp Arctic. Capoin Luro, departed % tvelv,
O'Clock yeatsftay, ~ I1erpoH. she took with hsr
wv goo 10 spetr aud 10 GERS anon WHOM were
jones Gordon Bennett Es editor aud pro yrietor ~
Tie h'U io.- I,-0d with BIZ family. rv q ,vsruo- y
Al,s. fihode and q N Mii1btnn. - and fau,iy.
81 Chailp-tcu and hs Rev W. Baird ~ Nrv York an,
neints ~ the remainder u her passngr re- W. pubI.h
rfsrwhpfc
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ssnguinery Tragedy ~ virginia.

HIIlfHDVD. Va, July I5II.
young named williams. who had cop-d with
the daughter of o. Morris. u Amherst. RS attacked
by The brother of the girl and oh"rs In Nelson county
Esvtlvprs freely nsel by a ~ parties and Norris
and liil were Instantly k led TAg brother Vi Williams
wa also mortaily wounded.
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sases o. the Hair The commebdations bestowed upon
BEALS Hair Restorative juftly merted, tsrs 10
not single fnown where ts Inerits have been siy
tested, that has not proved most satisfactorily efcscou
Tr, it. IL be obtained othe Pre- paetJr A. NlLLhk
aikhis depot, lf3 Nassau street.
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Health oe Cin,inna,I, sc.

NIFtIFNiI " july D To-.
Thc Brtrd q Health report - q, qth by cholera and
g hy other dituras. fnrr Juuo @..t and have not
found pry cuusr tDt.',ye that Oh l.,s prevails an
rYfyrir o. every authenticated caso wat brought on
BY imprudCnco.
Tho r'urth pa.saed oa sgreeaty. It wa never m5ro
lfsally ti.arrvrH
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iEcUsfs, Ro0,is, &c. WAITED.

w AZ lcf-A SITTING EO0T wfrH NORTHERN
- - ~ sri. We for srti-t 81 Ltnr1ort attached.
- ~ ~ iafsi - a. IA rradvay o. 70 fr,rn
.Mhhy r. rset between Cav NJ u01 nouston streets.
haores' j. e.. - i,st r3w. dr,, go,r.
WAND 30 HiRE-PART or SHALL COTTAGE
~, entra o. S1t-n Hand, jersey Ci,y. Hoboken, or va
We tllt tt % tits city. peron Ia the above
asLoseu will hsar ~ good uant by ssdrean NOT, 10
L.. NJ, HSrald saeo, fer three sAys "