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Disasters. &c.

BiEK FAtNELIS, lying Barton's wharf Warren r. L.
by lightning sunday last, herHs her msnulst
and maiutop gallant mast.
thunder Charleston 2lt the
schr H. A. Barring loading Baltimore struck BY
hshirg completely shered The Of the vessel also
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of FARES BETWEEN

Including Ste yards fees .-..
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number OF third class passengers will DO taken
from Phedelphia and Liverpool and found 10 provisions
Fr-m Phll4d-lp ha...$@o From Liverpool % Eun-ss
r,caies Of passage VIII be issued here to parties ns
are dsi-os Of bringing their friends al correspondents
MES Fsight fine goods On per tun, aud coarse soo
hardware &c will be taken subject 10 agreement - -
Firstca.s steamships ply be- ween Liverpool and Uo"
Hsvre Rolts dam Leghsrn MaTseies add oihsI Meaier
esn porrs BY which goods be shipped TO Liverpool
A 4 theme by this line, 70 Philadelphia rect
Al sxperiSpc.d Surgeon II he earned on eech '0ip
All yod ut 10 the SCENTS In Philadelphia and Liverpool
will be forwarded with economy and dl'patch
Fort eight or passage, apgly u ,,., A.. VI
THOMAS kfCHARDSON, Ptisdelpbia and view ioiA-
RICHARDSON BROTHERS s. Co. Liverpool
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N-r,r Optr.Ss lime 23-The sales Of COTTON to-day
- ~ bses Ifno,flv for Mobile buyers) At fall prices
Tw Aliddliog is quoted At Sl;; good Midhhng tc Inc
Ssa. was ceved after business b drs t' evening
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THE NEW-YORK and LIvERPOOL

IA UNI ~ Hhcs NfAA y tsAIfSrr --fHe Fffra
.1mposins tins Ia, are tn folio -ns
ATLANTIC, Capt Wet PACIFIC, Capt Hyo,
ARCTIC. Capt Lees, BALTIC, CApt. Coassoss
ADRiATiL, CAPT 6faftua
r-se sniPs REQ hgit o. sxpfe<sy T. Cor.
s-nu-nt sr5eic- bvvFy ~ 0-cD taken u the1 cen.
,trver0n ~ 70 thei saEu-s ssrsr y .ns
s-sc sno he'll accommodates mI g2sseneen re un.-
"a. % sf -e@6nc~ seinurt Pucv al y.szass -.
Sr~-Yora a. Liverpool hTrc-ci-S. s. b hi .-~rS
a. ST. excisfvr OF Ssss e.
Ttvs-uo~ D. I0fS ESt snd - ~ -xt-ri-o,,, -
S.c7 s.tsrh1o ag 10 h-ftL gncl s.a -
PROPOSED DATE OF SAILING. ~
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Oredn btramers, &r.

A USTRALlA, PORT PHILIP and
IN SYDNEY LINE or PACKETS.-The subscribers
viii dispatch the splendid | chppership MAGNOLiA,
the ship OF tds line, the 18th July This speudd
clpper-shp, LOCO tuns buTthen commanded by
p@rsnced Master, has been tted s1iey for the cmfOr
and conyeLeucy of lssengsrs and families For freight
passage which viii be taken the favorable
Apply board Pier No n East River, VIM l.. DU IAN
No - yront.st. RUSSELL NORTON. No 81 Old slip
or to ELLIOT. ARKELL 4 CO, No l46 Peah-st
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VANDERBILT LINE.--For SAN

VANDERBILT LlNE.--FOr SAN
FRANCISCO The only Line issuing Tickets for
crossing the sihmus-ih Shortest and Cheapest Rpute
Great Reduction for Through Tckets snd pow
eriul double eBgine Steamship NORTHERN LlGHr $500
turs will leave from Pier No North River AZ o'clock,
r. M on MONDAY, July 5th Tor >an Jnao del Norte com
ueetina avonte steamship PACIFIC, the Nj
ca aqua Transit Route having but weye miles OF land ans-
poTtatlOn.
These steamers are unsurpassed for speed and
daon and passengers rely upon going through with
the utmost d-psch
This route offers superior advantages for antilles going 70
California they will be constantly under the Supervision
of officers attached TO the line. -
For inform ation and passage apply at the office No
Battery.placs up stairs d. Is ALLEN, Agent
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nor SAN FRANCISCO. via Rio DE

Il JANEIRO, VALPARAISO and PANAMA.-The new
double-ensne steamship CORTES 800 tuns burden, I.
Chopper, Commander will depart for tho above ports on
THURSDAY first day Of Iuy ensuing For 10 above
ports having splendid accommodations, apply 10
DAVIS. BROOKS X co, No. % Beaver-t.
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untATUnn
sgS-Rsss-..... ~ Srts... IS MoOn.-Risss o. %
HiaH
sandy Hook. Ill. 5sa Gov Island. Hell 6ais
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CITY LINE-THROUGH

70 SAN FRANCISCO at greatly reduced rates Of tar,
Cabin and SteeraEe passengers The and splendid
double engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA 800 tuns
ID Wilson ESQ, Commander, will leave her dock, pier
No s. North River, for Aspinwall Navy Bay, direct OF
TURDAY, oh July, Al o'clock P. NJ connecting al
fansna with the favonte steamship NEW-ORLEANS
Edgar Nakeman, Commander, which steamer will take
the passeugers by the SIERRA NEVADA from New.
York. aud Immediately thereafter proceed to san Fran
CISCO direct These vessels in OcaOn, safety and
ventilation. surpassed ny this route and
experienced ia attached each vessel Passenger
per SIERRA NEVADA will be landed at the Railroad
Wharf at AspnU alt tree.
BeoEs now open and through tickets for sale.
For freight passage. apply 70
HOW ARD & SON. Agents No 81 Broadway.
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L,OR CHARLESTON - u. s. Semi
Weekly Mall In far and les. steAsns biD Ma
RON. b-uy, CCuu.A.scef. xil leave per No n
r. on sA1URDAn. luns % a. { cox 2. VI precisely,
For tiz1t d h0tid g. psasAxe (h4ving s,oa.
diQ scef uuuo6sIousl - ~. ots- Of
sRnkkUkD- lLLE.L.A 3 CO. No. As soaLh-..
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TIO the GOLD Dl,i,iIN,iS, AUSTRIA

Il LIA-Fsre only s75'-The .ailing Of the RADIUS
postponed fare uced ait TstOns IN the supply
Provisions and Bedding this Will be the only &C
that prco-lies ". German spoken on board Apply
early, T. Ii. SANDERS co. No. % Wanen-st, ~ Y.
Fare f15
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STATES MAIL STEAM

n I Ell rN W ALL - Chn-
~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFI.
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only Through Line
for CALIFORNIA snd OREGON Via ASPINN ALL and
PANAMA By order OF the Postmaster General the United
States Mail Steamers with the great California and Oegn
Mails. are dispatched on the 5h and 2th OF each
month direct for AspinWaL When these dates oe
Sunday the SAILING 10 se postponed until the following Mou-
day. The Pacific Mail ST, % be IN readiness iuZ
immediate dispatch on arrival Of the mails at Panama
Agreeahy the above the splrncd aud double engae
L. 5 Mail Steamship OHIO. 8 oOo tuns burden, Finday
Scberk q. ~ Commander will sail on MONDAY July
o'clock NJ precisely from per at foot Of Warenst.
North River
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
steamer GOLDEN GATE, IS tun., Carlisle ?. Pa tersou,
L. s. N Commander will be in readiness 81 Panama 10
ceive the Ohos mails and passengers and sail immediately
for San francisco
No efforts will he spared by the two Companies to put
their passengers through with expedition and comfort.
RATES or FARE TO AsPtNwALL.
Ladies' Saloon. State Room ...................S65
Lower Ar and Forward saloon do.............. IS
Second CABIN Stsndees. -
Stetruse. .......s.......sss.'.
Passengers will be landed AZ the railroad wharf at Aspin-
free Transit of the IsIhnus the pissengers
pense Persons securing through by tho United
States Mail Steamers from NrwYork have preference of
accomno dson on board the Pacific Mall Steamers.
Rates Of fare from Panama San Francisco on the moss
favo able 3
For freight passage apply to ,,,,,,,,,,,
At the Office ~ the Companies No III Wesst, corner
If Wanen, New-York.
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Markets. .ClRErullY REPoKrEp roN TH. TRlRuSr

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED Fos TIE TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, June 81, 1852
ASHES-The demand i, fair for Pots at 81 ST. Pearls
are firm al s. 50. The sales are 50 bbls
COTTON Is hrm; L0e0 bales sold a full prices.
FLOUR AND MEAL There Is incTes sed heaviuess in
ket for W estern Flour and prices lower bat
State held more family being less plenty, and request
for IN last Surdry sales OF Western not fresh around
hsve been made below quotations The export d4nAnd
moderate The veIy untsvoTahle advces by the Nagta
sddcd TO the depression Eastern vessels bcog
far business has been done IN state, aud
Ave Csnacs mas heeu sctive, but prizes favor the
buyer sales Of loo bFs 81 S404 lSl atec piiss fur
facy. sales % pou sac 0'0 bbs for state
SfdN4 = lr conn on 20 good Ohio aud St0 81 ? tor
mixed to ticy Michigan ana Indiana Soa hern FLOUR
freely utertd a. q pIcss lover, the lentnd
mes ~ local Sales % tSe0 bUls a. 81 llfsi D. for
mixed Go 90 straight bcauc and 81 sjQ $ 5 , Fal ~
Rive fru IA mrctlye aud heavy - ~. C1n M-a il
plenty and very dc AZ 81 - tr jersey Ohio and Sae
>ass of o,u bt!s hreldywire az - 81.
OkAlN-Ne notice large supply Of Western Wneat Ia
the u4srket; The Gpes uu'ue4ous saa tae deaad
hmlted aud prices easier AID quite nominal We have
only note sale OF 900 bush good uIxed Canadian g7c
Prime 6cueSeC ~ not plenty, slc held firmly. Rye
finn and IN su demand oT Tie hons uads; sales Of
hush az Gals uesred freely, prices
hsrcly so firm Sales o! Stste al tJd4ic other kai
Offering Com comes iuv ad freely, and there - e export
demand; the uutsvsrsees Sdvces BY the NAgaA have
Ss,e,sed The market the local demxnd fair but the sup
NV i in eNctss tie demacd ana prices e1ser sales
ri q nfO bush 55c Tor uusJuud c1doc tof W cstern
M,xe6 &c for ROuaa Yellow sad 0ie. for white Southern
Jersey l. scarce a. wanted. ~.
UIiiSK Y-Te market Is steady, with more OHIO Aoa
la. PRISON offering The demand fair Sales OF tV oo
~ aO 2Ole oT Ohio. aud 240Zitc tor filron the iaet
rice on time. Drucge IL buoyanI SAFES Oh u hho~ q
30ir not delivered. n 4, -, 49,
tn. sSyiees by the Niagara At Halifax have taftaef saa
i.t.S r,,ces Ne notice speculative iudufy ~ -.
sor Mess The sales soc bos- o. sSasts q, ior
Me-, saS $40 g.ssT seI Prime sssi 0s''s' aAs ~
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Passengers Arrived

IN brig Hsiegea from San Juan dc Rsasl,O,-Nr w H
Chester, lady and child.
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The receivers of the suspended Pc pies
Bank OF Paterson have declared intermediate div
idend of fifteen per cent out of the aasess of that In
stitntion.
The Rutland Washington Railroad will
be opened for travel next week.
The Vermont Central Railroad has ad
ver,ised sale of five hundred thousand dollars Of
Second Mortgage Bonds auction Boston, Satur
day next
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

ory just issued shows list Of 7,345 names, an increa
ID ], 142 over last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-27
Late and Impoytaut from Nesico.

NEW ORLEANS, July ga Mexican yes
sci of war from Vera Cruz has arrived at this
port for repairs. The following items of news
were received by her.
The line oftelegraph from Vera Cruz to the
city of8iexico has been completed. A pro.
nunciagento had been put forth in one ofhe
towns Ct the State of Vera Cruz, but the effect
was ofe irihing nature, and troops were out
after the rebels. The State of Sonora has Pc
tioned the Government TO abolish duties on
articles of consumption. A petition was also
presented for a call of an extra session ofCon-
gress to settle the Tehuantepee difficulty, and
TO consummate the treaty of Guadaloape
Hidalgo. The Government is opposed to the
petitions.
The Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs
has fixed the 9th ofJuiy for closing the con-
tract with the COMPANY making the best efforts
10 open the Tehuantepee route. Our latest
dates are &c the Sd inst. Ell Siglo says, on
authority, that Colonel Sloos proposition is
Withdrawn.
Mexico and Sardinia are about to make a
treaty of friendship and commerce. The Go
Sernment of Guatemala has imposed great
many restrictions on the press.
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DsssracfyM Riot.

A disgracefui fight took place in Baltimore
last Saturday night, terminating about Z O..
clock on Sunday morBing, between two par
ties Of men, one mailing. from thes New Market
engine house asd the Other from the united
company. They met near the intersection of
Howard aud Baltimore streets, raced each
other up and dowa, and made usesos muskcts,
pistols stones, bricks aad such other danger
Gus missiles as were at hand. The Sun gives
the following results of the riot:
During this affray, a fellsw named Richard
Hinton. received pistol bal! in his ars, which
caused flesh wous,d of little conses uence;
a man named Walter Sparks, who !: kSrrdhs"
for the New Market, was also wounded ty
pistol bail, which struck on line with the tip
OF his nose, and imRadiately under his eve,
the ball penetrating inside, and creating a We
Nv dangerous wound. He was, shortly after
wards, remoued to the Lombard street iHfrma-
nv. The fight was renewed with increased
yigor and fury betweeH the hovrs of tour and
Eve o'clock, at { e close of which, about2 o.
clock, mos, lamentabie afftir occurred. AT
that hour. Dir. p. j. Battholoss, proprietor of
the Globe laa, accompanied by one of. his
bcardeFs. Mr.. F. b. Didier, of the firm of
Didier 81 Bro, merchants, proceeded ,tosthe
corner of Baltimore and Howard streets, Cor
the purpose OF watching the progress of tie
battle. They had scarcely reached the plaoe,
before ball from pistol whizzed through the
air, aud struck Mr.. Didier in tie face, ust
below th eye. He cried out he was shot,
whereupon Mr.. Bartholow conveyed him to
the yard of the hotel, and thence to an upper
apartment where he now lies in the most dan
gercus condition.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC


Fes~ Daya Later fse.s Europe.
New York, july 25.-The steamer Baltic
has arrived with Liverpool dates TO the l4th
inst.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool at 10
o'clock p. nj, onaae ll,h.
AZ far az heard trem liz msn;sterialists. 1 &c
opposition, and .42eneutral have been elected TO
the British Parliament.
The Pacific mail steamer Thames arrived al
Southampton on Saturday with 81 400 600
Australia gold.
The Government of France has exempted
the clergy from taking the oath of allegiance
A riot hsd ocessfed in Piedmont between
the people sod the aToops 10 which many on
both sides we're killed.
The Belgian Cabine, has resigned.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Julyss 4.-The sales of Cotton
during The foar days have beenHl 900 bales OF
which specula tors took l ,000. and exporters
1000 baies. Prces were steady at 6ad. for
fair ORR aus, I'D. for middling ditto, SD. for
fair Uplands, 5ad.asor middiing, ditto.
Flour had declined 6d.a9d. Sales of West.
eru Canal a, s9s. Cd, and Ohio at 20s.
Wheat had declined 2d.a3d. Corn was in
fair request at Bis. 81. for yellow, and 2Ss.
Cd. for white.
Provisions were firm. Lard scarce and
wanted at 81 s56s. in kegs. Bacon was slow
OF sale.
Coffee STEADY. Rice inactive.
Sugar was anchansed.
Sales OF Liaseed Oil at 29s.
In the London Markets, Corn g one shil-
line lower
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ROOk>. BOOKS, B0OKS.-Just recev
u ed at the Baptist Bookstore: Farmers and
Planters Encyclopedia rural affairs, Cyclopedia
of English Literature, by Chambers; Information
for the People, by ditto; History of Virginia, Lip.
pencotts New Edition; Chambers Miscellany OF
Useful ano Entertaining knowledge, 10 volumes;
Sacred Mountains, by Hesdley; Sacred Scenes and
Characters, by ditto; Chambers Commercial Dis.
courses Hume's History of England, 6 volumes;
Annual Scientific Discovery, years book of acts
in Science and Art, for 1882 the Errors of Modern
Infdelity, illustrated and refu'ed by S. NJ Schmuck
er, A. M Morton Montague Young Christians
Choice, &c. &c, by c. B. Mortimer; Manual OF
Poiiteness, Book of Politeness, Home Scenes. Sto-
ries for Young House.keepers, Womans Trials,
Daughters Own Book, Letters 20 Young Ladies
Parior Lexicon, the Wives. or Lost and Won, Sc
nacas Morals, and all of the novels of Grace Agui
la' and Charlotte Elizabeth, which inculcate the
best religious sectmeHts. For sae at No. 203 Main
street
jy 26 CHAS WORKMAN
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BALLAT THE SLASH COTTAGE

9-The friends and patrons of the undersign.
AN I'd are HEREBY notified that on THURSDAY
S7ANlGHT, the 29th Of the present month, the
Slash Cottage and grounds will be brilliantly uu-
minated for their reception, and Band of Music
provided for the amusement of all disposed to
trip on the light fantastic toe"
Refreshments adapted to the season will be
furnished at city prices.
train of cars xviii leave the Fredercks burg Rail-
road Depot precisely at O'Clock, P NJ, (the charge
on which WILL be but 81 tor each person to and
from the Cottage) and return about O'Clock in the
morning, this placing within the means and en-
gagements of all delightful opportunity for re
creation.
jy 30 ANDREW PIZZINL
r. S-Those who may find if convenient TO go in
the excursion train, will have The privilege of the
mail train al o'clock, P. M, AP.
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THE CRors regret to learn (says the
Columbia South Carolinian, that the caterpil-
lar, or army worm. has been very destructive
TO the cotton plant on some plantations on the
river below this place. A few made their ap-
pearance some weeks since, but have spread
with rapidity over several hundred acres. The
COZ" """~- 10 10 snnsc sectica. agc SAID ID he
tie most luxuriant that have been raised for
many wears.
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THE GARAY GRAsr.--As a new phase in
the Garay matter, II is said Mr.. Hargous has
filed with this government claim for damages
arising cut of the retusal of Mexico to recog-
nize the validity OF the Garay title, amounting
TO the snug little SUN Of about forty millions
of dollars.
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CHAS. WORKMAN
EPHRAIM LARRABEE,s PATENT

EPHRAIM LARRABEE'S PATENT
Ia PREMIUM NIAGARA JET SHOWER BATH
FOR COLD OR WARM WATER-This Shower
Bath is Of the most complete articles OF its kind
ever offered TO the public, inasmuch a great and
important improvements obtained over all others,
by throwing the water upon the BODY withou wet.
ting the head, unless at the will or the pleasure Of
the batner, but greater point ia gained by being
able to bath with warm water. which no other
Shower Bath is adapted t0.
These Baths neatly finished, and are suitable
to stand il ii chamber any part OF the house AS
aproo of the superiority of this Bath all others
it is sufficient to say that ii awarded the preni
um al the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, ard the
Maryland Institute, Baltimore, the en!y Bath that
ever took prem the above Institutes. The
above Bath can be seen at the House Furnishing
Store Ghe sole agency for Rchmond> of
l.. GINTER,
jy2 4-1w 1877 Main street
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nor SALE-A valuable Farm in a healthy
l. and good neiehborhood, containing fifty acres
of cleared aud thirty of wood sud about i've miles
from. the CITY OF Richmond, half mile from the
ing the residence of Francis Staples and Others
On the Farm is a good Framed Dwelling House
Stables for horses and cattle Ice House, We'll OF
excellent water, and Orchard Of two hundred
Fruit trees well selected and of the choisest kinds
and Vineyard OF three acres of the finest Grapes,
which will yield this season, least, one thousand
gallons OF Wine. tits enclosed with new fence,
aud presents Inducements such seldom offer
ed to purchasers in this neighborhood
For terms. apply to Joseph Doel finger, No 200,
next door to corner of Broad and Sd Streets Rich
mond, Va.
jy 24-ts JOSEPH DOERFLINGER.
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Henry Clay's Obsequies in Rochester.

ROCHESTER, July 23.-The ohsequies of
Henry Clay, under the direction of the young
men ofthe city, were celebrated to-day. The
procession was large, and embraced the militia
ny and a large number of civic societies. TIE
streets were crowded with people, stores gen.
orally closed, and mary buildings were hand
somely draped. 1t was the largest procession
and the most general turnout ever witnessed
here
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BY JAMES n. TAYLOR.

Ia ETTS, All AUCTION-Will be sold, ON Fri.
day, the Both inst, at Al O'Clock, upon the
premises, the lot, situated on the North side Of
Rockets street. at its intersection vita Poplar st
fronting about 10 feet on which stands large
building, at present occupied by Mr.. Jehn Wssiey
The location of this property being convenient to
the principal wharves, DC, is very de sirabie for a
lumber house or factory.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance and IL
months, with interest, and secured by Deed of
Trust JAS NJ TAYLOR,
iy % Aucf
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Vessel DESTROYED bu Fire.

BosToS, July 25.-The ship Reciprocity. of
Calais. Maine, from Mobile for Liverpool, with
cargo of Gotten, was DESTROYED by fire at sea
on the oath of June. She was insured in Bos-
ton for $4,000. The officers and crew were
saved.
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IHA6 EVENING, and every :. ... i. .sA q
week = ling n.
TIE Celebrated New Or1e- =,
and f1a1lea - - UpeH4
u E6PRCTFULLY anocn,cs !.
snd gentlemen Of this place, shsa IN -, 1eeles
snear Grand Vocal and 1nsfrnmenesI Ers =. klve
menfs, illustrating the Music and Poetrv 81 81 Y
uons. oostns above evening. and during The v.es
g peroMed by them for the past ten YEAR n 81,
the principal cities of Europe and Auerscs .r a
lately 81 NE Italian Opers HOUSE. EewYork.
Inc whole to conclude with Gems from ~.
Italian Operas, giving limitations Of JENNY lind
saivi beneventano, MarIni, Sanquirico, Lorini, -
Ad0i-sion- Only Is cents.
Ioos-opsn 1t half past Ito commence at Z
quarter pats o'clock
jy 81 g. s. SANFORD Manaoer
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MURDER AND ARRESTS Mr.. Jas E. Hous-
ton, planter Of Mcintosh county, Geo, was
recently murdered By his own slaves, twelve OF
whom have been arrested and confessed their
puitf
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VALUABLE LAW HOUhs-WokkS
ON CRIMINAL LAW, for sale by A. NOR
RS. late DIinker d. Morris.
Wheeler's Criminal Law, reports of Criminal
Law Cases, decided at the City Hall, city OF New
York, with notes aud references, by JACOB D..
Whe ees, Counsellor at Law, s vols, evo
Barbour's Criminal Law, treatise on the Crmi
nal Law of the state OF New York and upon The
jurisdiction, Duty and Authority OF Justces Of the
Peace, and incidentally of the Power and Duty OF
Sherffs. Constables, &c. in Criminal Cases, by
o iver Lorehzo Barbour, Counsellor at Law, l vol,
Svo.
Arcbibods Criminal Pleadings, vol 5vo.
Russell ON Crimes. 2 vols. evo.
Roscoes Criminal Evidence vols, 6vo-new
edition. jy2l
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and nth adcsce and consent Of Senate.
john p. Kennedy, of Maryland, TO be Secre-
tafy OF The Navy, in the place OF William A..
Graham, resigned.