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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
PAINS WORM KILLER More

- Il ~ - w " II VI IL IGAEh -tAOl6
aS children annually die ron worms than from ST other
causes combined These lille citizens" be sa'ed snd
mace healthy
BAINS WORN KILLER
removes The worms aud makes hs little patient perfectly
well. II never fails II Hills Supplies the wosms and
drives hec nom the system without the least inurJ and
always does good. lis The only lnfsii5e Worm Remedy
made. Its pleasant syrup that all children vii
gladly ske snd sss FOR contains no mercury It
ia lhe cheapest and beat destroyer In The world
Tie botes are large, ald eel &. OILY p cents.
Read the symptoms Of iie worms: Pain IN the ioai' and
limbs; Of naive breath; picking ~ lie nose GRINDING OF
tie tee ID during sleep; srd az times pseoess about the
lips will flushed ChrrM n-tfluR n me p're fpa~loG
Sensation I'D le stomach d'srs ar heat over - surface
IL the BODY siqh chiis shverngs. naaiRche dfOTs
ress vrrus u por dsufhef dreams sudden starring m
sleep ,h fist. aud aiming sometimes t'oJo -sone
congh irveslsbs. hira pad hue ht' h'd taste tn he
mouth difficult hrrsihng. pain W the stomach or bowels
.ueue nsufeB, expenditures, rC4c Gus appetite lean
hoa-d stomach imbs grif gs, shooting pains In
vah,us arts OF he body. sense OF something rising Ia
the throat itching OF tho toward night frequent de
sire 20 psss s"n etung from the b0wes and sometimes
discharges Of slime aud mucus
al those miserable feelings ers bau.shei By Sains
Worm Killer Truti 10 other medicine or the chltslfe
nay be ost Sold lOi EsSsau.st, cor. OF Aun, by
TOUSEY. sole gensIal agent fOrue proprietor
a. I'm hThGShr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
CROSBY & BELKNAP,
~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,

sax Joss. CsLIFoRMA.
4 o. CROSBY d. ?. BELKNAr.
The above are oested A the sea- II Government within
sx hours travel OF san Francisco and have arrangements
for ansacng business IN ali parts Of The State They
Ter 70 Hon VIM n 6win, Washington d. c.; Hon n.
g. Spading Buffalo; AID J. H. Ccok Of Thirteenth Ward,
New York Ira smilh L Co l0i Pearl,l A. tenedict
Esq 90 WaLst; p. C. Beredicl ESQ 10 Wal-sL Gree
ley McEhsth, r. 81. Price. Esq 40 Wsl-st Sci
knAp Son. Goldsi: Geuseh Co ~ Old slip.
SPhINdAND SUN MER ARRANGE.
~ hENrs-NEW LINES FOR PHILADELPHIA
VIA CAMDEN AND AM8OY RAILROAD Morning
lice Pier No North River foot OF Battery place.
daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock, by the splend
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John simpson, for
10 Camden. reaching Philadelphia al l2t stopping a.
gpoiiswcod Yves. Prospect PlAins Cranberry Slauon,
Higbytown CenIeryille, New,own. Sand Hils Borden.
town and Burlington.
Afternoon line leaves daily SUNDAYS excepted at Pm.
via South AmhOY 10 CaUdcI aTiYng ~ fnisdelPh's sst
M stopping AZ SPOTS o. WesI Hightstown, Borden
toNr eurif g'on Beverly RSncocA8 and PALMYRA frse
hold aud Monmouth passengers hs either rsin fare SAG cts
Fare by eiNer lne.... s. Go Forward deck... ~ 70
Brek dncer and supper provided on board the s1e&m
bOst JOhr Potter.
FMiGRANr Line at 81 o'clock, P M.-Pas,engers Leave
by steamboat TRANSPORT. Captain John Gould, daily
tSuncsys eNreptedl a. 81 o'clock. NJ for South Amboy
proceed by Bordeniowu sud take steamboat 81 &
LlNGTON snd arrive al Philadelphia next mornng al
O'Clock. FGeSl So
Fity pcunds Of baggage allowed each passenger TO be
carried NJ the risk ofB utnohng VIII be received
ma | BLISS Agent
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PROPOSED bAFEs o. SAILING.

For freise. or passage, apply TO EDWARD n. COLI
LlNS. So Wsll-st NeT-York, BROWN. sHiPLEY 4
co. Liverpool T. y. ROBERTS co. Is Kings Arms
yard, London. Boulevard, MOn.msrtTe, Paris
Amer The ls Of April next the rats OF freight by The
above from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COVE

DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
4 PANY-Only through lice for California aud Oregon.
The public iufOru thst under mo new arrange
ent OF this Company steamer, inspected and approved
by the Navy Department ara earring the United STATES
the st and 10Th days OF each mouh unless detained " IN
svodsbe accidents and will touch ST Acapu!cc ban Oego
The o owing steamships belonging to the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company are now ia The Pacific, one Of which
viii be always In port a. each end OF the route
Panama ,087 tuns Carolina ooo ,uns;
California. ,t5o mus; Columbus oO lunsi
TennPssee SEQ tune; Islnuua;
Noftb-rner, ,ato nnsi Unicorn, 600 tunsi
Columbia SEQ "nsj o,, Ao,solei
The new steamship Columbia will ply between san
FranoscO snd IN Oregon, awaiting al ths iorn1r por
lie arrival OF the mails aud passengers pm Panama, end
returning WbOut delay with 1he mails and passengers Tor
The steamer from San Francisco
regular line OF propeers will be kept up for Ihe trans
porsOd freight and transient passengers between Fan
ANA and San Francisco.
TLe Known .team.hip Sarah Sands Of 800 ton, bur
then row under charter TO the company ard peculiarly
conmodious IN her csbla arrangements VIII 10 kept run
niue IS extra family boat
One Or the above steamers Will keep no tne connecuoh
between Acapulco Ind the other Mexican ports.
The connection IN the Atlantic viii be maintained by Tue
Gso,sie' 500 tnps; C.esceu, City 500 IunS;
Ohio $500 tnns; CneINNHe ~" Vhoss
Leaving New-YOfk Jr Chssres on Tie lin aid @on OF
Tie lew steamship Eldorado ard tho FALCON will form
direct iGs between New Odesns and Chsgrrs leaving Al
such periods viii insure rs ule detention ~ possible ca
tie Isthmus aud hrElng with the Pacific s1eansnlps
through Inc and from New Orleans and poru IN neNe'
California snd OREGON Passage from GewOrleens can
be secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWENSON co,
Afenis al that place. -
Tbg fare Tor rOugh ckets from New Yofb 10 San Fran
been reduced from
$40 IL Stale Rooms lO,s..'''''''''''''''VIOO''
$3.50 IN Lower Cabin to.................. 90
500 IL rege........... -. 10, -,
Tue rsle rom New York Clagres Will be 81 Mo low
est adopted 6y eny safe selseaor betwcen nose Pors
For choice Of berths apply al The oc1 OF cue company
81 aud IS S0ulhst, or Al ulelr Agency, ~ "e'"sA
64D1WU
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Ms BuTI
A NTIQUE OINTM gNT.-A sure and

A NTIQUE OINTM ENT.-A sure and
spetdy cure for the PILES Chtfed Limbs. Chspped
HsLdt. &c Tia article has long been used In oriyat9
pTGcce and 6cinOwedge1 10 be the beat article extan
for The Teef Of The above named complaints.
FCr sale at " Loetsle ard retail IN f@ewYork By Geo
w Mabec a. Nassau 81. l. Minor Co 2l4 Fl,lOn-st; A.
ID Sancs. 100 Ful,on-st, Hsviland Reese \ Co. 81
MHceD.,are; C. V ClickeDeT Co 81 BArclay.st, {. H.
Ring Broadway. corner or Johusi. J. I COddinggOn
SIS HudioIst ard rs Broadway r. 4. Sands, very
corner OF spTrg-sL Agent Tor brookiyn, Mrs NJ Hays
Us Fulioni a.
Aso Tor sale by the Agents Of Paia Killer generally
Put up ard iO,d 81 v bel esAle by
PERRY. DAVIS L Proprie:oI.
il en- Il III d 81 Providence, 4 /.
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DIANOS.-A % Octave Rosewood Pl-
IL 400 only a few monlhs In use for s so second hand
Plano fr $50 Also three a octave Rosewood Pianos
Of bnlsut tone and warranted will be sold al less lhan
suction prices Also 10 Gold Watches ana CIa'us' very
chesp sei CIrsndoles Show Cases husic Stools loo
he Sealing Wax Paintings, &c. Cash advances on con-
SHIPMENTS Of Merchsldize and Personal Properly oi ali
Kinds. l. + JONES. IS Ann-st, "a hoor AlO @tIhNS
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N1ORNING LINE FOR ALBANY

I'VE The new and elegant steamer fEtNohEn,, SsPS S
Al RERT DEcsooT wtlesys Ne York from pier Ioot o.
MaTray al every Monday Wednesday and Friday morn
ing Al o'clock and returning, leave Al6snp fuesasyp
TRnrsdAys and SATURDAYS he same hour, making tns
nsnnl landings each way ~ Meals served on board
NJ b gorfufther inforInslon apply 10 JAMES blsdor
& CO Beaver It, New y0ff Fare to hewbutgn ana
Poheeos'a 20 cents. nho
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CANADIAN VERMI-

NM NER'S JANADIhN LII VI L
w yuGE-Tlis Vermifige will always expel worms
IN from two 10 Eve hours after being administered II 10
also sae in ia operation and more easily given lHsn sly
other 80, ,-,,,,,-r-cr
has now stood he Of severs years snd been proved
sDperior 10 env ard all preparations for tims purposes
n az certain 10 expei worms, where they exist - mai
ana mske4 Tn-re not shadow OF doubt b'ou' H. AZ
csnot m This may sppesr strong language, put Il . mol
ftropger Than warranted N usng, end thsn t-cf
viii prove No one Who has once used II Will use any
other when II can be obtained. And Why Because uej
have conhdeIce IN IT, aud bnow thai viii swer Tue pur
pose for which IL 10 designed. -
Tia h, he oYly article that can no depended upon Pfe
neyed on ~ be J WINER L co o. Gnd SO Maiden-lane
Nor sale al 1888 Bowery SO5 Hudson-st q In Brooklyn by
Mrs NJ HAYS l75 FuitOn-sL m%< lmfufr@oe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

\ PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
y sIFORNlA, Cube, Central and South America &c
Indispensable 10 travellers and gold miners sure pro-
lection sgsinsl foreign aggression. Visitors TO the
Worlds rsr require them II they visit TIE Continent
especially IN ils present disturbed state Americans ap
plsng for Letters The LONDON Post Oee muI produce
their PASSPORTS Issued by
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MEDICAL.
Perry Dsvits
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is the

best article ia the world Tor The immediate relief o. TX
teTns Internal Complaints. Foil directions FOR s use
viii be found IA The Poop "a PAM tet Published by tue
popIielofs. copy of which viii be Riysn VITA every
bottle For ssic ~ Whoe sale ia New-NOrk, by
A 4 D. Ssuds leo FutOn.st; William Bareee' -
Cor,isndst /. Minor Co. 81 Fui,oa-si Geo W.
Mavbfe 81 Nassau At Havsud keese Co. 40 M4!den-
lane; Il Ward & Co So DO Aeon, "a Kss1n / Ro1o,ls
l27 DO Leeds Fezzsfd, p do. Tnpp9e - d. j.;
Norton BahcOCG& Wood la9 do Il Q. Hsviand 20 ~
Broadway; Baydock. Corlies Clay. 2i8 Pearl Al c. v
CnckensT Co. 81 Barclsy 81; koop, Fischer Co New
81 aud John CaTle Co. l55 Water ct Ato Tor sale "
tie trade generally
BEWARE OF COUNTEREEITS.
And Luv none but lie G EN- INF ORlGINALPAIN * L
FERRY DAVIS SON.
~ Highst "TOVdsn-8.
NIB Til name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 10 PER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

OREGORY'S CALICO MA
a. FRif6HT fAt X sor ana rhRC rh rNrnrss,
per Strsn ~ l. DORApO, direct OF SATURDAY, April
10 By lhe sbove Steamer, the subscribers VIII forward
heir Express usual 10 charge OF special messenger
snipl may rely upon all goods shipped through US
hetf ver-Q Psusma, ~ ADVANCE of ALL OTHERS,
atwRch port facilities for reshipment Of goods Gil
ne steamers cannot be surpassed
Parcels received un the morning Of Steamers day OF
l-svirg 400 LETT Frs until :! z NJ.
Psckases (which must IN al casrs be made perecty wa
tec,uoO must Re eh At The ONCE tins day previous No
Cuslom.house charges made .,,,.,o,,
THOMPsON HlrChC CCK,
si7St Managers ard Agent, / ~ Pesrl-st cor Wal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BAKG ES'

4 Tie barge CLINTON. Cspt wiltsie. every MOI
day: EXCHANGE, Capt Rosskrsns every Inl,..Ay
ppGf-GUEFFPsIF Cant hoffman, every Saturday, ~
5ocock NJ from foot OF Murray 81 .gr passe9 49,,
freich The above bsrges are elegantly iarp" IA ara
1890, e,,ed M sr The comfort anc convenience OF ~
and sive al Poggbk-epss IN ume iof tns
to sharon. Pine Plans az ~, 10
formanon' Apply VS'tTTTiAsSON 4 VAIL, iGi WestsL
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EDEM ITTANCES t. ENGLAND, IRE
RALAND AND SCOTLAND -DfaNs on Sale. for any
amount, from ! upSsrd, WHICH Nj. DO csshed al any
Hsuk ~ the United Kingdoms
AIo, Pacsg.es ofe!ery description i5rvsdei at low
rsiei Nv all hs siesneTs 10 par II Eurooe' by Ed
WARDS, SANDFORO 4 co : rbnsal snsic express 81
ADAMS / co ). 6 and IS Wai-sL
smal parcelswi be received I'LL "a 4. OF The DAY OF
E8.ipg Of every Steamer 10 Europe. az la
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DATES OF FARE REDUCED

DATES OF FARE REDUCED
4 Only through lue for CALIFORNIA aud OREGON,
via CHAGREs direct, ard by the Uniled Statea Mail
seameTs Oh he Pacific. On SATURDAY, April 49, al
Psi he nez ard spsrcid double engine steamship ~
DORADO 1900 inns burden, Wright commander VIII
le6ye Pier NOT,b RIVER for ChagrS d ecI on day
ApIn 70. a. 8 O'Clock precisely
The 81 Dorado has proved hersei 10 be the fastest ses
steamer sf0ai having made the trip from Chagres 10 New
YORK In less than e ghi running days
Passengers by Ibis vessel viii reach Panama 10 ample
tine 10 take The steamers PANAMA or COLU MBOS, 10
leave that porl or about May l.
For freight passage apply al the oihco, 81 ana -
South o. or III Westst cor OF Wsrrenst ala lsIlS
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TA7EW-YORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL-

lVROAD-This Line leayss Canal a. stanon
Saton Train AT us NJ Express Train A. NJ Accom-
mOdslOn Train, II Express Trsip "a "a ce%%a.
mediation Train Tor New Hsyea se1 .go "a.
$1,000 10 nrocuTe lckes before ekipg seats 10 the ears
qUes'1 ;" P''S q MASON Supehnts1deni
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND

"A FALL RIyER-The sleama1s BAY STATE end
STATE OF MAINE leave Pier No. 8, North River, al
orocE daily Bar State Capt. Wn Brown, on Tuesdays,
Thnrsdays ana Saturdays B.a,e Of Maine, Capt Thomas
O. Jeweit, Mondays, Wednesday, and srdays TIM
the only dlrec line TO ewpon As.esef 10 eoHnSeaoe
TIsDALE 4 BORDEN, Agents, ~ and II Wettn
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NEW- YORK & ERIE RAILROAD

Ken ". w OIlh
vTh,s line leaves daily from pier st foot OF Dusnes
AoRsINe WAY TRAIs at st A. 81 for Ousyils Piermoni
ard ali intermediate stations. Passengers by this udn
connect Al Suerns with the Morning Mail train for all sta
lions west Of Geneva. MORNING MAIL TRAIN A. M
stopping At ali the stations west OF suh7fns arriving Al
GsyysVa ths same evening WAY TRAis st3t r. NJ. for
Piermont Ousyie ard ali iutsrmedlate stations Eyssise
way Trans Al 81 for suens Oasvile and Al insefmed
az s,suon, NIGHT ExpsgssTsNs att 2, M.
CHAS NINOR Bupef1nlsndani
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EGTLAR 5 OiCLOCK p. NJ. Oppo-
nor BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC

II and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 e s,o1 100, ~
stesner ALICE Capt Wee.' vii Leave Sc ss,5P, ,
Markets. every Tuesday f9qI.aS 49, RAILROAD dock a
Bdspon every MOndy Wesns,Ssy I'd sio ne Railroads.
O'Clock A. NJ. Freight FOR IN he RECEIVED daily Il
"a 49, a :. 30 he pier Isl lm'I w n sLAIEn Ag.
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N All. BARMORE offer at their Man

DiANOS FOR SALE aud to hire, at :
K BsreAyst oppoil,e tse As.or House, nom q to-
tsVes 10 rosewood sud mahogany cases.
el5 Sln' JAMES THOMPSON, lsie Talman& hsndGl'
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UOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP

VTOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
4 Only "a cents Try this-you viii not b9 diss9-
dipegou. plants II is very pleasant lake. There II
remedy for coughs Of however long tandlaG Per-
MAGIC BALSAM,
only l. cents
TovereCn remedy OT wounds, Oh sores, urn' sea &C.
&c curing tnem as II 10y magic Every family, snd pss
ucusry every mechanic shouid be snpphet WIN H. az oy
spplyDe II 10 cut aprssOu wound OF any Kln1,
il protects from colo Dir, and al other Irritating sub
stances and hesis IL mmedaleyy. Warranted.
RICHARD8ONS NIPPLE OIL, 30 c-nts ho'ue,
warIaned 10 care the worIt cases OF nipples without
inRsHIfEiIPESSTfIC5 REMEDY only . will cure
any case Of Rheunansm. ffy II ..-., .,,,,,,orr
maize STORE n Jsme,-st az lmTdThNS4v
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DIANO-FORTES.-V. f. HARRI-
n SON, . CanAst (wsre-oom ID story. Offers Tor sls
splendid assortment OF Rosewood PlANCs CT q aud
selaVes. with the latest Improvement miS I'M
R1lANO-FORTES.-PcTSons about pur.
Sha,ng Pianos VII ind II 10 hs'r AZ ySnisge 10 call a
Sienn Seoa Mandatory isl FUon.si (wesl Of SToSd
gyI general Sssortmeni Of mshoFSny 6nd rOteWoec
soos oonssr1y hand wSich " N e sold low Tor cAsh
SspP,"'ed paper. Dealers supplied on libersl terms.
S@c 4. CLEAN 4 co. ia Ful1on-sL
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TnE PREss-" Tae1o,5er Of MUD mud s-s asai
Dc multiplied iadSfHite'y'
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II tWIdftl snnusY de nom ~UFms Inll lfon 81 oInef
causes combined These lite citizens" can be ssyed snd
mace healthy
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-07-31
TeIegraphie.

The Cuba Necs in Nsw Orleans- Gen. Lopez, &c.
New ORLEANS, July 2s.-The intelligence from
Cuba has produced the greatest excitement, and a
strong feeling exists in favor Of the Cuban patriots.
An immense and enthusiastic meeting was held on
Saturday night for the purpose Of aiding the pa
triots, at which Gen. Lopez spoke, and commit
tee was appointed, who now engaged in max
ing collections. The declaration of the patriots at
Puerto Principe was read amid great enthusiasm,
and committee appointed to draw up an address
to the people of the United States, and to invoke
their operaton in favor of the liberation of Cuba
II is reported that Gen. Lopez ia about starting for
Cuba, TO assume the command of the patriots.
Yesterday slave belonging to Messrs. John X
Shaw Co. absconded, taking with him four
thousand five hundred dollars, the proceeds OF a
check entrusted TO him and drawn by him from
one of the banks. The police had been unable TO
get the slightest trace of him.
The steamship Falcon sailed 10 day Tor ChagIes
via Havana with one hundred and twenty passen.
oera.
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LIVING AGE. no. s77-1as cas-,

LITTELL's LIVING AGE. NO. 377-I2k cas-,
CONTENTS.
]. Liberia and the Russian Penal Settlements
ChaBabers's Papers for the People
2. My Wedding Week Eliza Cooks Journal.
3. Liberia Chambtrs's journal.
4. Foreign Copyright Spectator.
5. My Novel; or, Varieties in English Lille
Backicood's Magazine.
6. Memoirs of Edward Copleston, Bishop of Liam
daft Examiner.
Z. MIR. Thackcray's Fourth Tfmess-
3. German Cities and German Citizenship
Westminster Review.
8. The Baroness Paffz- ChambersS Journal
PoErRy: The First Sorrow.
SHORT ARTICLES: Kidnapping Tailor; Natural
Water Purifiers; The King and his Courtiers; Gen.
temen; Keep Moving.
0C5>A new volume has just commenced.
wAsHINeToN, December 81, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me TO be the most
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature of the English language but
this, by it's immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portrature of the human mind in the ut
most Expansion of the presentage.
]. @ ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO year, by
+. LITTELL & Co, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SBlLLlNGTON,
July 80 -dtrw&wlw corner of Pa. av and n st
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The Cuban Excitement, SC.

CINcNNATI, July 29.-The accounts of the revo
luton in Cuba have caused unusual stir in this
city, and two parties of young men have already
left for New Orleans to volunteer their services in
case an expedition is to be fitted out against the
island, and to Md the insurgents. The company,
it is understood, is, to be under the command OF
Captain Robinson, who concerned in the last
expedition, and who leaves here for the South to-
morrow.
After an unusually severe drought, this vicinity
visited to- day with fine shower of rain, which
has continued most of the day. Freights de-
clinipg on account of the prospect of rise in the
river, but are still high.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MFRS. ROBINSON formerly residing nearly
1V1 opposite Wizards Hotel) would respectfully
inform her friends and acquaintances generally
that enc has taken a large aud commodivus house
on the north SIDE of Penney lvania avenue, between
lst and 2d sfrects, where families. citizens, ira
vellers, can be either permanently or transiently
accommodated on the most reasonable terms.
The house is situated in one of the most healthy
locations in the city, and being adjacent to the
Capitol Grounds, pfIords fine view Of the same,
and the short walk to it's shady groves furnishes
additional induce insnt to summer VISITORS as ALEC
to members of Congress- and other visitors TO the
Capitol during the inclemency of the winter sea-
April 22-eod3m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MILLIONAIREASSOCIA TTONDFCAPITAL'
E,OR the purpose of forming company with
II ono thousand shares, of 3 900 each, for which
certificates will be issued, paying ten per cent. per
annum in return therefor, with safe prospect of
doubling the whole amount invested, leach and all
as special partners) free from assessment and LA
bility, under the Revised Statute of New York
DESTROYS of having influential parties through the
entire Union interested, for the purpose of obtain
ing contracts with the Government to carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels TO and
from New York, California, the East Indies, Eu-
rope, Sc, proposals will be received for limited
number of certificates of shares of 8 1000 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and ChiefAgent Of Company,
I'll Wall stroet, New York.
Ranking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
the Americas on application and investment OF
capital, will be appointed agents
Feb l--du
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BALTIMohEs July 3U--o p. m
The Democratic Convention last night, after a
protracied session, succeeded in nominating two
out OF the ten candidates for the House Of Dele
gates. The successful gentlemen we're Elias
Ware, jr., and Joseph Weathets. They resume
the balloting to- night for the remainder.
News is exceedingly scarce. A gentle rain has
been falling all the morning. which has greatly
cooled the atmosphere, and must be OF vast benefit
to the crops.
Sales to-day Of 100 barrels City Mills flour at
"a 25, and small sales of Howard street at
81 l2s.
Red wheat so 80 cent?; white So 80 cents.
White corn 81 "a cents; yellow SO 60 cents.
Oats 80 a 80 cents for new.
Whisky "a cents.
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sfoRsE,s rELEcIsApu.

THE Office of the Western Telegraph Company
n is removed to the rooms over Gilman aputhe-
cary shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, a few doors
west Of Bsown's hotel.
This is the only direct line IF telegraph from
Washington TO Wheeling and Pittsburg, where it
connects with other lines extending 10 Dstsoit,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis. Ns-h-
vile, Memphis, vicksbrrg, and the Whole western
country.
The northern Morse Office is few doors cast Of
the National hotel.
The southern is on 7th street, opposite the Ma
tionaI InfeRigesc1 office. AMOS KENDALL
Jan7 President Western Telegraph Co.
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4 stHooL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

VITANTED. "A graduate of Princeton College,
wv formerly Professor Of Mathematics in a
Southern Military Institute, and lately Professor of
Ancient and Modern Languages and Bellies Lctttes
in Southern University, wishes TO establish a
BOARDING SCHOOL for young ladies' lie would
become principal Of an academy either for boys or
for both sexes. He can furnish testimonials as to
qualifications, success, character, Sc, second to
none in this country. Those wishing a Ladies'
School established in their community, and trus-
tees of academies and female seminaries, can ad :
North, as long this advertisement appears, tH
t. W." Sheffield, Berk shirc county, Mass. The
services Of an Accomplished female teacher can be
secured by addressing as above.
July I9-Tri- wlawtf