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Gen. camsron-RaiIway Extension.

General Simon Cameron, of Pennsylvania, for
merly distinguished member of the United
States Senate, is upon visit to the metropolis,
and is lodging at the National Hotel. He was q
delegate to the Railroad Convention which met
at Baltimore, on Saturday last, to devise the
means for extending the York and Cumberland
railroad TO sunbury and Williamsport, Pennsyl-
yania, and was called to the chair in the tempo
rary organization. This important work viii
cost about 100000. General Cameron said
such was the interest manifested in Pennsylvania
that little Dauphin viii contribute 100000 ;
the county Of Northumberland, $500, 600; Ly-
coming, $780, 1000; and, TO make up half mil
lion, he pledged himself to raise 100000. He
called upon Baltimore to subscribe 100000, and
let the work commence with capital Of one
million Speeches were also made by Mayor Je-
rome, Hon j. P. Kennedy, Gen. Packer, Gen.
Ayres, c. H. Merrill, and J. II. Carter, esquires ;
a memorial was carried to the City Councils OF
Baltimore permanent executive committee Of
thirteen citizens was ordered to be appointed,
&C., Sc; and the convention adjourned
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HaE- The Brandon Miss /" Republican = no
tees "a modest little card" lately issued by
Hon. jeff Davis, OF eleven columns!
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E1 Mr.. J. g. ADAMS will, on Thursday, open
o full and fresh stock of GROCERIES, ut the cor
ner of L and 9th streets, to which the attention
Of the public is invited.
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sG5@ A delegation of citizens from Washington
will tomorrow proceed to Baltimore, to partici-
pate in the Inequalities of the Hibernian Society
Of that city, on the occasion Of St Patrick :
festival
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Reg The man who doesn't take the TELEGRAPH
called in at HISToS's, near the NATIONAL this
morning to know whether he had received his
spring goods yet, and was very much astounded
at the display exhibited Of beautiful cloths, cas-
simeres, vestings, crayats, and everything SUI
perb, including samples Of Hinton's fine style Of
making up. After being measured, he crossed
over to our Office and ordered the paper to be left
at his house. remarking that he wished he might
be shot at if he would not hereafter keep up with
the times
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DIR. ]. 8. ROSES

CREAT PAINCURERI u
(T THE WONDER OF THE AGEIii
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGICl-This wonderful
preparation Is used internally and externally, giving I'M
mediate relief from all bodily pains. -
II used according to directions, not only relieves All
pain but 1t cures il usually the first application IL
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost istant
relief thousands who have used can TESTIFY, 10 hneu-
matism Ague, Sudden Colds Cholera, Dysenery, Choera
Morbus, Pleurisy Earache, Toothache, Choice anu al
pain In the Stomach Bowels, Headache Pains In the
womb Pains In the Iimbs Joints, Back spine DISEASE
Pimples, and all Chronic Eruptions
PAINCURER.
If you desire to be cured of ALL DISEASES take his
Family Medicines Price rs, and 90 cents per bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF wEATlER-The
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
cured the system fortified against frequent attacks by
using DR.. j. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP. Price
only so cents. r
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to Dr. j. g. Roses never
failing GROUP SYRUP Price 20 cents.
WHOOPING COUGH, another complaint, always worse
in cold and damp weather The afflicted will find great
relief in the Of Dr. j. 8. Roses WHOOPlNG COUGH
SYRUP which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other Diseases such as INFLAMMA
TON of the LUNGS, DROPSY In the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION. Price so cents Dr. Roses successful treat
ment in all Lung Affections has created great demand
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
2. D. Gilman, w. II. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt
J. Il. Callan, John w. Marin,
mar l8--tr Washington city, d. O.
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THIS CTUESDAY) EVENING March 10, 1882, will be
performed the play translated from the French and
entitled ADRIENNE ACTRESS Adrienne Lecouvreur,
ian actrsss Miss DAVENPORT To conclude with the new
farce Of THE TWO B0NNYCASTLES.
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pS- Anti-treating societies are being formed at
Hopkinsyille, Kentucky,
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THE Ladies Will PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,

I'm THAT MRS COLLISION has opened to-day Of
M 1.-THE prettc5t assortments Of
N~ LACE AND GIMP STRAW HATS
that be In the District She has selected every
variety pattern and made arrangements keep the
supp fast the present beautiful assortment Is off,
which expects to dispose of in few days Don't delay
II you the choice hats, many have boon waiting
days for this promised addition to her stock 1t
really beautiful Call at
RS- SIXTH Street, Louisiana avenue, and
l6-tr of National and Browns Hotels.
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!

MRS. f. MOFFETT has just received few spring ana
lN Straw Bonnets Also an assortment OF
bingham Sun Bonnets of her make assortment OF
Insekerchief Underseeves Collars and Pockehandker
chiefs
Spring Bonnets made to order Fancy French Lace and
Neapotan Bonnes altered and done in superior man
Mrs NJ confident, from her long experience In Straw
Work. that satisfaction be given to those entrusng
fine Bonnets in her marIS-u
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pa5HA fish stand, heavily loaded, was cleared
yesterday morning at West Market in quick time,
by order Of the market-master. Cause Some of
the fish had been too long out Of water.
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REST CHEWING TOBACCOt

r HAVE just received from the manufacturers in yir
gina small lot OF the best Chewing Tobacco in the
world Those who fond of superior article of the kind
invited give it trial 1t is warranted to please
Apply at the Drug Store, corner Of and 9TH streets
mar l6-eo3t J. r. CALLAN
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Hds- Captain Rynders, distinguished citizen
of New York, is sojourning in our city.
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Rs- " b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, Ia
authorized to make collections for us in the cities OF Boston,
New York. Philadelphia and duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rates as required BY
His receipts will be regarded as payments His offices
are Boston, Congress street; New York. Tribune build
ing Philadelphia northwest Of Third and Chestnut
streets.
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At certain hours of the day you might well
say so-the fairest and the most lovely Of Ma
lures products, with little art to help her
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fS- communications, adverttse m cnts,
and orders Of all kinds intended for this paper DO left
before IL o'clock m at either Of the following places
Office of Publication, Pennsylvania avenue between AZ
and 9th streets.
j. L. Smiths Law Office, Sth street. nOar the market,
house
D. B. Clarkes apohccary store, Maryland avenue and
18th street, Island.
Craven Ashfords Police Office, 7th street, Island.
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MARRIED,

On the 10th instant Cleveland King George county
Virginia by the Rev. WILLIAM FRIEND Lieut. DABNEi IA.
MAURY, U. s. Army, TO Miss MAMIE H. MASON, edsh
daughter Of W. II. MASON, esq.
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or Copies Of the "TFLEeRAPH" may at all times be OBJ
tanned at our counter the book and periodical store OF
WILLIAM ADAM, Pennsyfvsnis avenue, near AZ street.,
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The Capitol grounds at Washington are full o
flowers -EJch
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

JUsT opened VERIFY Milers twenty pieces style
., Bcrege Lanes which the immediate attention Of
the Ladies Is invited. a-edlm
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"BAJOU'S" KID GLOVES!
r IoUT and mode coors-a beautiful assortment-just
H. MYERS Co,
mar 16--tr Penna ay,, bet. 9th and 10th ste,
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NEW GOODs-FREsH ARRIVAL.

IHRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GOODs-em.
i bracing CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
yESTINGS, and Goods generally
adapted to Genemens wear Of the latest and de
signs and Styles direct from first hands, New York
Particular has been paid to the selection Of the
above goods, which, in addition to his former stock II now
complete and cannot be surpassed.
Tine subscriber Is receiving monthly the latest report OF
Paris fashions prepared execute for the yotares OF
fashion the best style and finish.
Fits warranted, and goods made up to please, by
GEORGE W. HINTON,
Penn. ay., north side, bot AZ and 9th sts.
Also SALE trade A. s. De Lany's Mathematical
System of Draughting and Cutting Pantaloons.
mar 13-tf
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WALKER sHARPsH0OTERs, ATTENTION |!

A YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to meet at your
b armory this Tuesday evening" March lc, at six
o'clock In full uniform, to attend the panorama.
n BY order OF the Captain:
mar lG--1t p. W. HARDIN, o. 8.
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say- Tomorrow is St. Patricks Day,
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Con gress To-day.

Ss- Pay the newsboys NO more than two
cents a copy for this paper.
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ATTENTI0N. METROPOLITAN GUAR

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that q regular
81 meeting will be held this Tuesday, evening, March
w 10, at 7lf o'clock, at Temperance Hall.
III BY order the Of Captain
mnr le-lt v. TOLsON, O. s.
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T AIDES, ENVELOPE WAX, GOVERN
| ment SeaIfng-Wax, Spangled wax,
fine and common yermion Wax, Fancy Waters, silver
Bridal WATERS Penknives, India Rubber Blue and Black
Inks fine sexagon Office and drawing Pencils &c &C., ct
MRS. COLLISIONS Fancy Store,
feb 13-tr Sixth at. Louisiana avenue.
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prices or ADMISSION.

Private Boxes So Dress Circle and Parquete 90 cents
Reserved 75 cents; Orchestra seats 70 cents Family
Circle 25 cts Third Tier SO ctss Cocred Gallery rs cts
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LACE UNpER.sLEEYFs AND COLLARS!

PRETTY assortment OF the above articles opened also
N to-day at Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy and Millinery store,
together with few pretty patterns of CHEMIsETTES and
Insertings, Sixth street near Louisiana avenue.
Ra- few ladies' who good hands Millinery will
be engaged If application IL made early. mar 1G-tr
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ENGLIsH AND GERMAN HOSIERY!

COMPRISING Ladies' English Cotton Hose, from 129 cts
upwards; Misses and Chidrens do. do, in great
H. MYERS 4 CO.,
mar 15--tr pennn ay. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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National Theatre.

Roengogement Of the accomplished actress,
MISS DAVENPORT.
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A NUMBER OF honest and enterprising
IA young men, with capital Of $50 TO $500, learn
pleasant and business that will pay from 100 to 500
per cent per month"; by addressing A. b. c. through the
City Post Office with name and residence Immediately.
lG-3lr
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WASHINGTON

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 10.
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sERENADEs (!

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR sERENADEs, com
n prisng the best FOCAL and LNSTROMEN7AL talent
In Washington upon being addressed to Henry WALTER
vocalist at the National Theatre will be attended to imme
diataly mar 10
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FOR SALE,

GA A GOOD FRAME HOUSE, containing nine rooms,
Iii on Sth street, Northern Liberties.
For terms apply 10 JOHN L. SMITH,
mar l6--tf 9Th street. near Centre Market.
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THE EST NEWS.
:. =WIshster's Reception at Boston.

MT ,uly 9.-Mr. Webster came from
w via the Sound. last night, arriving
Ne n.en early this morning, much TO the dis.
~ pcs s,,nen, oil persons residing in the towns
sppo'W M Haven route, where receptions
on s'N intended to be given. He afterwards
S1en .. to Roxbury, where he awaited the
ppomnutee OF reception
eog ra. socention. which took place this even.
rss The greatest that has been given for
my, years. The military mustered very
ha", moi less than 25 companies being out.
Th", suffered very severely from the heat, the
ne:.,ooeer rising to l02 degrees in the shade.
r. bouses were decorated with flags, aud
H., INV wore the appearance ola national holi.
' ,'r Tine streets were thranged with specta
o. 90 .nd bouquets we're showered into MIR.
,Wabs,e,'s carriage BY the ladies at the win
80 The crowd of persons collected on
~ Common, was estimated at 30,000. MIR.
W.L.f,r. on reaching the platform, was vehe-
.'er,l, cheered, but looked worn out and de.
iec;ed. .,, r,.
s,o,ensor. in an eloquent and appropriate ad-
dress. Al one passage Mr. W. was so much
sfscred ms 10 be unable TO control his emotion,
and hurst into tears. Ga rising 10 reply he was
rrpe,ed with tremendous plaudits. His re-
marks were full of gratitude and feeling, but
contained no important political illusions.
He was afterwards escorted 10 The Revere
House. where he remains for the present.
Amer nishtlaii the residences OF the great num-
her of his admirers were illuminated, and u
display of fireworks made from number OF
buiiI0oS.
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Still Lafnc.

BALTIMORE, July IL.
That part of the city known as the Quebec
and St. Lawrence Suburb was almost entirely
destroyed. The fire made clean sweep of a
distance of mile and half in length, and
three fourths of mile in width. The build
ings destroyed were principally dwellings, and
from three to four thousand people are render
ed houseless. There was no water in the re-
servor.
Two fires occurred: the first DESTROYING the
St. Lawrence suburbs, including the Bishops
Palace and many other valuable buildings
loss, 81 100000; the second broke out on Fri
day night, near Hays House, and destroyed
all the buildings in Dathousie Square, inclu-
ding the Hon. Mr.. Mofatt's residence, and the
Royal Artillery military barracks, Secretary's
office, &C. thence crossing Amherst street, it
aid waste nearly the whole of Quebec SUBJ
urbs. The loss cannol yet be estimated.
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Funeral Honors at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July S.-The remains of Henry
Clay arrived bv the cars, at this city. this NOR e.
ming. At II o'clock. A very large procession,
composed of the military, Free Masons, Odd
Fellows, 6remen aud citizens generally, was
formed, and escorted the body through the city
10 the Louisville maii-hoat, which left at one
o'clock. The procession was nearly an hour
passing given point, and was most impos-
ing display. Business places were generally
closed, as also all public buildings. The streets
through which the mournful cortege passed,
were hung with emblems OF sorrow, while all
Tie bells IN the city tolled, and minute guns
were fired. The body was placedin a hearse
drawn hv six bite horses.
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Terrific Hail Storm.

FULTON, n. Y, July l0th.-Yesterda after.
noon, about nall past o'clock, u tremendous
thunder storm passed over this place, accom-
panied by wind and hail. Previous 10 the
storm The thermometer stood at 99I in the
shade but soon after it fell to 20. Many val
uabe shude trees were broken and uprooted
by III wind, aud large quantities of fruit trees
were much broken by the hail. The corn crop
is severely injured. The hail stones were as
large as pigeon eggs.
In the town OF Palermo, east of this place,
large fields of Corn were totally Destroyed
This morning the thermometer stands at IS,
and Notwithstanding the great heat, hail stones
which remained on the ground all night, have
been brought from P1lermo.7 miles distant
still US large as those which fell here yester-
day.
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The M0RtreGi Fire.

The only additional particulars received by
the mai on Saturday evening, of the fire in
Montreal, will be found in the following para
graph;
BURLINGTON, W., July ga fire broke on,
yesterday morning al Montreal, Ca, and is
still raging. The light was visible last night
from ROuSe's pOnt,a distance oftwestv miles
hat as the telegraph poles have been destroy
ed. Ne can get no particulars at present. The
destruction has certainly been immense. and
1t is reported that from two 10 three thousand
houses have been destroyed, bnt this is proba-
bly, an eXaggeraiion.
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KANE TO BE GIVEN uP.--In the extradition
case Yesterday, Judge Belts, OF the U. 5. Cir
cult Court, made decision in the matter ofthe
haoeas corpus got out 10 prevent giving up TO
the British Government of Thomas Kaine " no
is claimed tunder the Ashburton Treaty. on a
charge OF murder. The Judge decided that the
proceedings before the u. s. Commissioner
were regular, aud that The habeas corpus will
not hold. This is equivalent to the giving up
OF the prisoner 10 the British Government. al
though we understand there is a probability of
an appeal to the u ). Supreme Court as a
last resort.-N Y Tribune of SATURDAY..
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Additional of the Montreal Fire.

BURLINGTON, VT, July 10.
The light of the fire at Montreal was dis.
tinctly seen from this place, one hundred miles
distant. A gentleman who arrived here this
morning from Montreal, describes the scene of
the confagaton as awful, the flames were un
checked hundreds of families were wander
ing about without shelter to them-the sparks
and burning embers were flying in all direc-
tons, and it was impossible to predict when
and where the dreadful calamity would stop.
The supply of water had given out, and the in
tense heat prevented either the firemen or the
citizens from approaching the scene. Every
one seemed struck with terror. and as the wind
was very high, it was feared nearly the whole
city would fall into ashes.
AT the time of leaving, our informant states
that the fire had cleared a space larger than
that covered by the city ofTroy.
There has probably never been such a de.
structive confagration on this continent. Mill
lions upon mil ions of property have been de-
stroyed.
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lELEGRAPHlC NE VS..
-sAksMi1TED FOR THE DAILY DlsPATcH
TEX FROM kURORE-AkRIVAI
OF THE ARCTIC.

- AnCTlCs
NEW YORK, July IL.
ine steamship Arctic has arrived. She lefi
Liverpool on the 3oth ul,.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
since the sailing of the Canada, $4,000 ba,e.
nave changed hands. Spectators took 1s..
oOO, and exporters 1000. There wa. NO, ~.
slightest variation upon former quotations. On
tuesday the market closed tamely. Impor,s
for four days 25, 900 bales.
BREADsTuFrs.-The market was un,et,led
Holders asked Id advance on Wheat. and 3a
on Flour. Yellow Corn had advanced Cd.
PRovIsioNs.-No change in the market.
RicE.-Dull and unchanged.
RosIS.-Steady at "a lid.
The trade of Manchester remained Quiet
A good fall business is expected.
CoNsoLs.-Consols closed at 1904 to 1905.
ENGLAND.
1t was supposed that Parliament would be
dissolved about the LIST of July.
FRANCE.
The assembly adjourned on Monday. the
18th, with message from the President, which
was warmly received.
The budget showed deficiency of "a 900,
600 in the finances.
Ten ships Of war are to be built at Toulon
next year.
The five great powers had required of Swift
zerland to recognize the claim of Prussia to
Neufchatel.
AUSTRIA.
Austria had called a meeting of the States
Zollveren, at Vienna, to negotiate customs
league against Prussia.
An attempt had been made to assassinate the
| Emperor of Austria, near Pesth. The assas-
sin having failed to accomplish his object, blew
out his own brains.
HAMBURG.-The house ofW eisese, at Ham
burg, had failed. Liabilities not stated.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN,

NMALL FARM ON THE NEW BRIDGR
~ ROAD, TWO MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
FOX SALE AT AUCTlON-The subscriber in.
tending to remove from Virginia, will expose to
public auction on the premises. ON Tuesday. the
Goth day OF July 1852, commencing at O'clock p
NJ, his Farm on the New Bridge Road, two miles
East of Richmond, containing 53 acres-of which.
about one halt is cleared, balance in wood-mostly
pine, CEDAR and oak.
The improvements consist of dw cling, (nearly
new having four rooms, besides kitchen, barn,
stable, &c. The place is well supplied with excel.
lent syringe, and has several good locations for ice
houses.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, l2, and
10 months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trast deed. RB.BOYD.
Sale conducted by w GopDIN iy 10
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NEW YORK MARKETS, July 10.
There is no new feature in Cotton-,he 10.
mand is fair and quotations steady. Flour
state brands are quoted at $4a4.12l, with sales
OF QUO bbls. Upper lake red wheat il worth
70a7lc, with sales of 500 bus. Sales of To-
600 bus. mixed corn at 6Oa6l cents.
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Steamers betreen England,
trdtia and Nicaragua.

B0sroS July S.-rhere is report by the
Canada that company is forming in Liver
p00!, for the cons truction of u line of steamers
TO ply between that port, Australia and Mica
ragua. The capital 10 be G600,000 sterling.
Also, that the agents who went out in the
africa 10 negotiate for the sale Of half the Nj
caragaa canal right, were progressing favora-
bIy with their plaus
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Loss OF The Steamer Tr0u.

TROY, N. Y, July 9.-The steamer Troy,
last evening, on her passage from this city to
Albany, struck rcck and Immediately sunk.
No one was ininred
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Deaths fran The Heat in Boston.

Bosros, July l0lh.-George Heaton, mem.
Der Of the Columbian Artillery CO., left the
ranks yesterday during the procession, and
died from the heat A citizen from Roxbury,
and another from Andoyer, also died Of the
heat.
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The Reception Of the Intelligence of Mr..
Claus Death at ashland

CLEVELAND, July THE intelligence of
Mr.. Clay's death was conveyed to bis wife al
Ashland, where she remains in very delicate
health. Her grief is said TO be deep and pain
iu, though the melnnchola tidings broke upon
his death hourly.