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deserving came within the rule. Mr.. Russell con-
tended that this does not come within the RUE winch
is defined IN note IN page u.s. first Vol T. > 9.t'
uteS al large which says attempt al reyol sha.! De
an effort TO usurp command OF the vessel &C Inc
Commissioner di not consider the charge OF attempt
at revolt made out, and ordered fowiah1 t"ho Wa
not implicated in larceny as u the DoaD 10 De us
charged
After this, some little reeration OF testimony TOOK
place, and Mr.. Russell moved Tor tle uI>charSe oi
Cottrel and Van Dyke, on the charge OF larceny
doing so on the basis OF the decision o; the Conms-
soner in the case OF Walsh, who was Claimed Dy the
British Government, and which decision, Nh X SAD,
had given universal satisfaction that II the taxing
Was with the mere view to facilitate escape and not
TO appropriate the property 10 their own use 1t does
not come within the meaning and intention OF lar
cony. Mr.. Bitgway thought that by the rule man
m ght take anoherS purse u facilitate escape, Dut
NJ. Russell replied they were entirety dlhefeM
things.
The Commissioner considered that there was no
testimony showing intention to dispose OF the BOAT
and appropriate the money TO their own use andthe
taking of the boat does no; appear to have been with
the intention of committing the crime oil larceny
Complaint dismissed as to all OF the men.
Capt Jeffry complained considerably at the result.
He said that three four ships have lately been set
on fire in the Pacific, and II would be almost impos-
sibe for a master 10 keep control He was repned 10
that no man could be convicted without testimony,
and there does not appear TO be any IN tins case
Court of General TUESDAY, Juy8
Before Judge Beebe, and Aid Miller and Cook.
Jurors Fined.-Sixteen persons empan
neled as Grand Jurors were this morning fined s25
each for non-attendance at Court
Trial for Grand Larceny.-The trial OF
Walter Pierce indicted for Grand Larceny IN steal
ing sl60 from Ann E. Gregory, was resumed tins
morning. The evidence was OF the most conclusive
nature and the prisoner was convicted and remand
ell for sentence.
Pea of Grlity.-Joseph Blake and John
Bradley, indicted for burglary in the lS degree 10
entering the dwelling of Edwin Wainwright 3l5
Spring-st. early on the morning Of the DIST of May
last, and stealing herefrom property to the value OF
sl37, pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny The Court
accepted the plea and remanded the prisoners for
sentence.
Adjourned till II O'Clock this "wednesday morning
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MEDICAL.
Morse's Compound Syrup OF
-IIOW DOCK ROOT.-W feel


WELDON DOCK ROOT.-We feel
i prompted b. evely principle Of humanity, 10 saAs
kuown 10 The world the wonderful efficacy VI thi'
Sn,rv preparation Thousands have been relieved Of
great amount If suffering and many lives saved Oy he use
OF It's acknO led .ed By the best judges 0f hedche 70
be the mos, elegant enhc and sau'ary pepdi atA
IN u,e ana a. deyuraiiye remedy seldom II ever e4IAe1
N stands nrlvaaed f)r the OF Erslpelas SAX hiisun
Capker Scroula and AL The various diseases is4iS 70"
an ru,re STAKE OF the Blood Also. all BILIOUS coylln
aud /. used with unprecedented success IA al eases oil
raie W.akne,. aud general debility, STRENGTHENING she
weakened body GYM tone % ne various organs am 'ls
grating the entire aud also Tor TIE cure Of the Liver
Compliant, Cat4rGi. D'spels9, H-adache' DLLnss,
Congh, ~ Those affected with Chronc Dis ises OF "ha
sysT form al fnd tbs nelcne MOI only pleasant " he
T. a, hut a certain sure, If i; De within the ps~rr OF rens
A. AGENTS % affect their disease III composed Oh hsd
cus % happily combined 70 tend directly 70 Svr Pyhe 70
the ronach and bow els excite - healthy acton lbe .st
anttte hole GlandulAT System a!ly Nervous tdDuy
and promote the free action Of the Lungs thus ehe!hS
anoicable 70 all di. OF Chrome nature ts phey
vegetable and asel all climates, ana al al ses
sons of the wear. . - -, ,,.. -.
Preoared only hv c MORSE co, AZ JOE Fornt ans.
Providence and sold by thousands Al osr me oniees
Sat- Can,das. &c. HAiDOCk, COSLlkS 49,
Pearls New-York. Genrfs Azesu ~"
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ST. LOUIS BONDS.-S5O. OOo.-The

~ subscribers offer those who seeking good and
safe Investments the SIX cent twen year bonds oi the
city of 81 Louis pa, able prnCa and SEMI annual interest
at PhGnx Bank OF New YORK We consider them y safe
ana Government or state Loans anu theS
come.
The City Of 81 Louis in most hourlshlng condition.,
and always meets her conditions promptly The revenues
the fOr the present year VIII exceed hall million
dollars. and by special clause m the City Charter the IN
terest her bonded debt be- first paid before appro-
praons made for other objects The debt OF the city
will not exceed and a half millions of dollars At the
eud this YEAR and means her corporate capacity.
assessed b. the Auditor consisting Of wharves stores
water-workS lands exceeds twe and one quarter mi-
lions Of dollars.
Full particulars VIII b. furnished. and documents show
ing the present position Of the cyS finances can De eN
ahmed b. calling AZ our Office.
f. ". CLARK, DODGE x co,
elq lmeod a Wall-st.
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WHAr BECAME OF HE WHAls.-One o!

The quantity exported IN $50 was IU,5.l tunS, OF
the declared value of t3g3.659.
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rERRIT SMITH GRANTEES
A SAVERS OFFICE, Broadway, Isl.

~ room 4 M stars sw-York.-Ths establishment,
most respectfully informs the public that WI giye ~ III
attention the assaying Of COLD SLY TX: XXI
Will ind this good opportunity O. ascertain tnS u
,efre s,ll,uy Charges moderate. JENELLkh
SWEEPS STEENINGS, SC bought az tnr nishest pSs''-
!, " v i ~, - % jel3 lmHWsF'
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VHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
n EXISTING between the subscribers, under the firm
RICHARDSON. WATSON y Co. York ami fhis
dephla. and WI WATSON x Co, Manchester, England.
u tins day dissolved by limitation The ou,saBd
ing business M New York viii be settled by IHOS RICH
ARDSON aad v VI ATSON AVID IN Phiialelph, b,
either .f the Subscribers THOMAS RICHARDSON
WI WATSON
lime 30 1851 WILLIAM X CLARKE
THOMAS RICHARDSON vii continue the General
COMMISSION and Shipping business Oi The A'U hrm ai the
Agency IT the Plae phia .and Liverpool Line OF S'ean-
Ships At the Office II Eychangeplace, New York AMI
" alnut-s'.. Philadelphia.
The subscribers having this day formed Co partnership,
Will continue the Dry Goods business OF the late nTn ~
RICHARDSON. WATSON Y co. AZ % Exchange placc.
aud OF MAI. WATSON Go. Manchesier, Eng. AMI uni~
Tho frrn of NM WATSON 4 Co WIN WATSON
WALTER MAGEE.
Inlv / 1851 JNO JOHNSTON
The Dry Goods business of the late firm of RICHARD
SON WATSON Co. IN Philadelphia. VIII be- continued
hy The subscriber WILLIAM K CLARKE
july !. 1851 lJyl lml Sth"'nnt-s|
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Markets NEW ORLEANS, July 4.

Markets New ORLEANS, July a.
The ,ales OF CorroS to-day have been barely 800
alcs No advance has taken place, slrict Mlddllng
''n, ,uo,cd al SIC Our present stock is II, 900
aIes Sterling exchange Is Toe. premium
NEW-ORLEANS, July 5.
The sales Of CorToN to-day were 500 bales, at 7t0
Sc for MIddlmg
Markets baltimore, July Q
Ihs Canada's news has depressed FLOUR and GRAIN
nj nrces are nominal. We hear of no sales
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To the Sack sni AnAsed
nR. SWAYNE'S Compound SYRUP Of

~ WILD CHERRY -Ssace thus thu m ,.f inval skls
discovery OF d. SwAYNE thousands hsvr b-rn w q 10
tg the OF the most etcrar,sar diseases
From John Milton Earle, Proprietor OF the M,>,,rhs-
Spy Worcester. BIAS The following Another Inn
IA tho srtat cham OF testimony "a is merits
I'VE have u>et d. Swayne's Compound Syrup af w,,f
Cacrsv N famy. and md Of the most ss,,Alnx
ant agreeable incidence Tor coughs. iastmna.ioa % the
tl.nat lungs * that have tined srt have M
hesiafI0n recommending ral a - th)sc who have
rsC,i.r ne We 80 this III
- without the Ar lwlel,e Of Dr.. SwsynS any n la
aseafs. OF any suggest On from them
D. n fS a. Frankfort, NJ states
have hecn engaged Il artye prEr'ice IL ys,rs a
ecusr sraiusie OF Tronsy ANA now pre>crih. yorr
pre.arlnon Of Prunus virginia Wild Cherry m prsf-t
encs % a.. other remedies reSan 4 - an AVA ids
rrmciy n he treatment Cd! Hneumunis ~ Disease N tAs
Lga-> HONE CIkE
k1ckf Thomas CheVTyS;. taTce s'TS wfst o Schayt-
H. second Afflicted with violent c5pgh pi.nS IN tas
SIDE ana breast soreness OF the lg1S Shorse>s " brsh.
nr,>iraiei hu hy the use OF DR. >wtyas> Com
pound syrup o " d (hery restored - perfect aeah
] .uoA vel 70 The msTA> 0i The genuine
ksmsmns Tee original anG only genuine prcpaItti,o
Wild ChtrN = put W square bottles covered with
beautiful WRAPPER (>tccl engrtvngl with ppiut Of D
Swa,ne thereon, as1. hs ssnaiGTe Al Oeaets are esi-
uve.y fictitious snd counterfeit
Laboratory removed 10 North Seventh 81 seconI dsH
sboye Naket where prepared al 81 d. S"A ne 'taS
FarlN Medicines Plllcea, Netnliuse, sugar Iohed SN
slpa aud Tar Pills SC
ior sale lyC II RING conner Of Broadway AMI John
St. Dr ARNER. 2eo Bleecser,st toRMaN ~ :.
34S Grand. Norfolk LEWIS. 81 drcenwica !.
X SANDS. 1873 Bowery, NORRIS - Market, cosncs
Monroe LYON AZ Grand-st RUSHrON CO ne
Broadway, a h Il ID SANDS 100 Fulton. CLICK
ENER co 81 Barclay. HAvILAND kEESE co ,
81 Maden-lane Mrs HAYS. Bmokbn- mJSi 2mM"S ~
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GOAL SCALES-A superior article,
with cast steel bearings and steel piyo's n Tesincei
prices FAIRBANKS n 90, 80 Wa'er-st. n
n9 2WSFs
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Office of the -
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ NJ. 81 wall-st corner OF Peari-st


~ No 81 Wal-st corner OF Peau-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
election held this DAY. the following gentlemen
wer. eho-on OF this Company iJr the ensuing
SsmDsou Moore Moses TAYLOR George Elder,
Rem n sherman Marshall Peponn, Francis sklddy
Petsr Martin AeNaHr n Grant, ChaS Burkhaler,
Rufus Story Asa ) Porter James Is Wilson,
Henry Edey Isaac c. Taylor, william Eose,;
At a subsequent meeting OF the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE. Esq, unanimously reelected President OF
the Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
New-York. Feb, 3, 1851
~ B-Ths Company continues 70 insure Buildings, Mer-
chandIse Household Furniture Vessels NJ Port &c, "a
te aos favorable All losses promptly adj listed aud
paid. oIN
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RROOkLYN FIRE INSURANCE
ID co Office Merchants Exchange Wall-st N. Y,
and % Fulion-st. Brooklyn. WI ELLSW ORTIZ, Prest.
A G. STEVENS. Secretary. llfom'
YNHE y f. We y G. l. 4 y ID LIVE
j STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of New Haven,
Conn insure horses cattle. against loss from death,
either from natural cause accident disease Ot de-
scrIpton whatever New-York Agency. IS 3Ierchants'
Exchange corner of al ana Hanover stS basement.
27ftf L. ID. HART. Agent.
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ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted "A
the best PAGERS Ia o'hsf cue. snd ~ $3.50 ss "a
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r IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ii L, lNNl II Anu IN A4N1lAI l tAN
Il LIFE INSURANCE co Office No 1903 Broadway;
Branch Office Isl Bowery. BrOonV st-CASH CAPT.
tai 100000 besides the accumulation OF large business
thus Company conducted the mutual prncple and
the assured VIII back eghhS o all the profits
Policies are issued for years or ar he Per-
their lives for their own beneh or the ben
EFT their husbands parents ana children. or cred
TORS insure the lives Of their debtors Policies wlA
also he granted PAYABLE after DEATH the party AZ
rlVng at a specified age, al his discretion
Persons insured and re-cross the Atlantic
Ocean IN fSt-ci>s vessels without extra charge AZ any
season OF the wear and by paying additional charge, may
visit countries kng beyond the limits Of the Policy.
Interest will be paid the profits whereby the yearly
premium reduced each year after the first three.
OFFICERS
ALONZO A ALvORD, President.
c Y WEMPLE, Secretary.
ADRIAN DUBOIS, NJ d., Medical Examiner, Al the once
from to y. NJ. daily
WILLARD PARKER. NJ. ID Consuming Physiciln
REYNOLDS x VAN SCHAIoK Attorneys and Counsel
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
A { Kipgsland c Woodruff. NJ Van SchaIck,
l. ID Morgan Geo ID Phelps, Enoch Dc1a.
! Brown Jas Van Norien Nath G. Bradford,
ID BURNETT Lewis b. Loder. SilaS c Herring
ID. Austin Muir. ID Henry Haight, John WIulahs'
Phelps. John p Brown, u. Anderson,
T. Haght J. y Herrlck, Ele1Zar Parinly,
John y. Mlre. James { Baldwin, Denton Pearson,
A A Alyord, John Harris, john A MERRITT,
Henry Stokes. David Mills, IT., George MHO'
WIN Valentine, George Hastings, VIM. X. Strong
William Burgher. David Austen.
le9 Il { Y. WEhfLE' >ccfs'aF'
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NA In, Is agent Tor the sale OF DR.. HOOrLANDS
celebrated GERMAN BIrrERS prepared bY DR. {. Al
Jackson Philadelphia The superior virtue, of,hs n~h
oT the ~ Liver Compliant. Nervous Debility
DISPERSAL &c. are well know u require conlmcst
here ella 6vNWSS'
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CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE

n 1 Ia L Y = INT INNU h-f-NN IA
- COMPANI-OficeS o. WALI.-Sr and l5- BOW
ERY-Ths Compan, with 4 cash capital D.
SljO.0OO,
and large surplus. securely invested continues 20
against damage by FIRE. on dwelling houses
chanise household furniture. AMI al. descriptions Per-
soual Propertg 0n the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah Johnson. Alonzo Alvord Daniel BURNETT,
William Wallace Thomas McFirath Luke R,Ner
Vim Valentine. James { Baldwin, JAY JARVIS.
John s Harris Robert Barklev, Francs A. Palmsr,
Jacob Miller James VI Waterbury
DANIEL BURrNETr President
JAMES NJ MCLEAN Secretarv 81 NfNFf
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A MEXICAN MINING COMPANY

IA The books subscriptions 10 shares IN the WIND
SOR NINE Lake Superior, viii be open At the Office II
the COMPANY s. Broadway, from the 9Th 20 the ION OF
lly INST The right OF shareholders IN the American Mn
ing Company subscribe for shares III the Windsor Nine
al the minimum price, VIII cease Oh the 10Th INST
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TNION MUTUAL INSURANCE

Z N Z
JOIN : T,FPAN. Vice PreSlie-t.
FERDINAND stage. Secretary
BP1rtICul1T attention called t. The fact thst thus
Company continues insure Buildings Merchandise.
Household Furniture Vessels ~ POr, SC against loss NJ
damage by IRE and divide the profits thIs class Ok ou-
ness the same oL The Mariae premiums
my29 3mlIWxE
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nCEAN BANK of the CITY of NEW

OYORK The Directors have declared sem-annual
Dividend of Five per cent. able and after the 10Th
INST The transfer book, Will be closed until that day BY
order OF the Board 3tlOI j. ) Gibbons, cashier
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REPoRT OF ANOTHER BATTLE IN HAYTL-The
New York Express publishes letter dated Port au
Prince, July 10, which contains the following piece
of intelligence:
"Another battle has been fought between the
Haytiens and Domincans, near the town of Cotuy,
on the 18th instant, which proved very disastrous
to the emperors troops, of whom about nine hun
dred were slain out of force of about two thousand
hundred men. An immense quantity Of
arms and ammunition fell into the hands of the
vctors, besides two hundred and forty-six prison
ers, among whom are a nephew of the emperor
and nine officers of some distinction. The routed
army took shelter in the fortified town OF San Juan,
whose walls protected what vaor proved made
quate TO defend. The victors retired in excellent
order on the southern bank of the Yuma river,
ready at all times TO act only on the defensive and
repulse their invaders"
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List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for The
toeek ending July 20, 1851, and bearing date
July %, 1851.
Job Cutler, of Birmingham, England. For i'm
proved method of hberating metal tubes from
forming mandrel. Patented in England, Februa-
ry Is, lS49 Dated July 30, 1851.
Aaron Richardson, Of Bellows Falls, Vt.-For
Improvement in oil cups for journal boxes.
Harvey Snow, of Lowell, Mass. and Luther I.
Smart, of Campton, N. H.-For improvement in
fly traps
George H Corliss, of Providence r. I.-For i'm.
proved cut off gear.
Matthias p. Coons, of Lansingburgh N. Y.-For
improvements in flexible fences.
Thomas J. Eddy, of Waterford, N. Y.-For i'm
provcment in cast-iron wheels.
James McCarty, of Reading, Pa-For spring
expanding swage for boiler tubes, sc.
VIM. Hall, OF Boston, Mass.--For improved pow
der proof bank lock.
John Nee, of Lowell, Mass, assignor to Jno
Nee and Jno. Rourke, of Lowell, Mass, and Gil
bert McKennon, of Portsmouth, N. H.--For inn
provement in warp. net fabrics.
Sewall Short, of New London, Conn.-For i'm.
provement in window sashes.
John Nice, of Lowell, Mass, assignor to Jno
Nee and Jno. Rourke of Lowell, Mass, and Gil
bert McKennon, of Portsmouth, N. H.--For inn
proyement in knitting looms.
John c. Fonda, of Albany, N. Y.-For improve
ment in machine for grinding flock.
John Henry Barsantee. of Portsmouth, n H.
For Improvements in knitting machines.
George Ii. Thatcher, of Albany, N. Y.-For inn
provement in stoves with portable ovens.
David Horner, of Kuox county, Oho.-For i'm
provement in seeding apparatus Of a seed planter.
Henry Moore, of Seneca county, 0ho.-For i'm
provement in machines for preparing hubs for the
reception of boxes.
William H. Bryan, Of Georgetown, d. C.--For
improved fittings for boats to facilitate the dis
charge Of cargo, &c.
Reissue.
Paul Stillman, of New York, N Y.-For i'm
provement in steam and vacuum gauges. Patent.
cd May 9, lS4S. Reissued July %, 1851.
Designs.
Reuben J. Blanchard, of Albany, N. Y, assign
or TO b p. Learned and Geo. H. Thatcher, of same
place.--For design for stoves.
Reuben ]. blanchard, of Albany, N. Y, assignor
to b. P. Learned and Geo. II. Thatcher, of same
place.-For design for stoves.
Reuben j. Blanchard, Of Albany, N. ", nesignor
to b. p. Learned and Geo II. Thatcher, of same
placc.--For design for stoves.
Nicholas s. veddcr, of Troy, n. Y, assignor 70
A. T. Dunham X Co, of same place.-For design
for stoves.
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DISCONTINUED.

DISCONTINUED.
sprout Brook, Montgomery county, New York.
Pleasant Hill, Washington county, Pennsyl-
vania.
Chestnut Hill, Calvert county, Maryland.
Bridgcville, Dorchester county, Maryland.
Peninsula, Otanagon county, Michigan.
Manistee, Manistee county, Michigan.
Mill Creek, Person county, North Carolina
Haynesvle, York district, South Carolina.
New Bethel, Benton county, Alabama.
Long Percimmon, Yalabusha county, Missis-
sippi.
y. Prairie, Noxubee county, Mississippi
Cadron, Conway county, Arkansas.
Scaffold Prairie, Greene county, Indiana.
Spring Borough, White county, Indiana
Hamer, Mason county, Kentucky.
Renault, Monroe county, Illinois.
Nestor, Sangamon county, Illinois
Laurel, Marion county, Missouri.
Pleasant Ridge, Lee county, Iowa.
NAMES CHANGED
Burnett's Corner, Dodge county, Wisconsin,
name changed to ''Noyesvie.'
Paradise, Coles county, Illinois-name changed
to wabash Point
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NEW GOODS.-The subscribers beg leave to
lN inform their customers that they have just re-
ceived new supply of the following articles, to
which they invite attention, namely;
Black Chally for mourning dresses
Do Grenadine do do
Do Poult d'Soe, Gro de Rhine, and India silks
Do Bombasins and Silk Warp Apacas, very
light
Do and fancy Bereges and de LANES
Fancy French Organize and Lawns
Plain and figured Jackonets for dresses
Do Swiss and Polka Muslins
Black and fancy Foulard Silks
French embroidered Chemists, Cuffs, and Col
lars, of every variety and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered under
Sleeves
Ladies' gauze, merno and silk Vests
Richardson's and Gray's undressed Irish Linens
English and American bleached long Cloths
Ladies' and gentlemcn's kid, silk, and Isle
thread Gloves
Also every description of gentlemens and
youths Wear, and great variety of other
Goods all of which will be disposed of on the
most accommodating terms.
We also beg leave to call the attention of house
keepers to our new supply Of
Linen and cotton Sheetings, damask Table
cloths
Napkins, Towelling, white and colored Marseiles
and Allendale Quilts
Table and Piano Covers, embroidered and lace
Curtains
White and buff Linen for Window Blinds
English and French Curtain Chntzes
"A, ID, and Ga white Mattings
A, Sd, and Cd fancy colorcd Ma lings new
style
"A, ID, and Cd plain and colored ,coa Mat
tings
Very superior English and American floor Oil
cloths, new designs, and very handsome
And large stock of French and English Velvet
Tapestry
Brussels, 5-ply, and Ingram Carpets, at very re
duced prices.
May 2l-ifdf
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THE REPUBLIC.
[ooaH.ssoEDrscr or rnr ArrusLIo. ]
BAIrImOaE, July 2s-5 p

BALTIMORE, July 2s--5 p. m.
There is no news Of any interest stirring. The
Democratic convention. last night, nominated John
Hays, painter in the western section Of the city,
as their candidate for sheriff.
burglarious demonstration was made on Sun
day night upon the clothing store Of Adler & Hart
man, and the dry goods establishment of r. sewell
& Co., on Market street. They obtained nothing
but small amount Of money and some articles of
trihing value.
The weather day is cool and pleasant.
Sales of 200 barrels Howard street flour at
81 l2s. Nothing doing in city mills.
Wheat is unchanged.
Sales of white corn at go 6s cents, and yellow
at SO 90 cents.
Whisky dull at "a cents in barrels.
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SUsKEN FRIoATE.-A company of
employed near Stony Point in attempting to reco-
YER large sum of money which was supposed to
be lost in the British sloop- of-war Hussar, which
was sunk eighty years ago in passing through
He'll Gate, after having struck upon rock called the
Pot. II is said that the adventures have succeeded
in clearing away the rubbish which surrounded
the wreck, and have recovered large number of
guns and quantity of ammunition, and have ap-
preached the spot where the treasure is supposed to
be deposited
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Did Mr. Hevener In that conversation tell you
that he had tried 10 persuade the prisoner not to
marry her because Of some impeachment Of her
chastity?
Mr.. Bradley replied, repeating his former posi-
tions, and denying the right to introduce Mr.. II.
on these questions by Col. Brooks.
The Court ruled that the questions asked Of
Hevener were collateral to the issue to be tried
Witnesses could be called TO contradict those
swers. Consequently the questions now put TO Col.
Brooks could not be allowed.
II being after five O'Clock, the court adjourned.
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"A SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES.

NTANTED.--A graduate of Princeton College,
w formerly Professor of Mathematics in a
Southern Military Institute and lately Professor of
Ancient and Modern Languages and Bellies Lettres
in Southern University, wishes 70 establish a
BOARDING SCHOOL for young ladies. He would
become principal of an academy either for boys or
for both sexes. He can furnish testimonials to
qualifications, success, character, &c, second to
none in this country Those wishing Ladies'
School established in their community, and trus-
tees of academies and female semnaries, can adj
dress, as he is spending the warm season at the
North, as long as this advertisement appears, "H
T. W." Sheffield, Berkshire county, Mass. The
services of an accomplished female teacher can be
secured by addressing above.
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