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NEWS FROM ST.. HELKsA-ArPpARASoE or
Russian vEseEL AT That PLAcE-We are inSebt-
ed TO @. W. Kimball, Esq, at 8t Helena, for COPY
Of the Herald Of May IS, frwsrded By m auiv1
at New London, Conn. The Russian ship Cssero-
witch, 62s tons with ten guns and sevsntJ mon, N
choIed In the roads at 81. Helena, May l6 Tho q.
rival occasioDsd considerable speculation indeed.
the Herald ssys:-Ifseventy Russian bears had bes6
brought to the island the event would hardly have
produced MIRO sensation. Some Of the islanders
were Of opinion that tho vessel should be detained
and searched, while others would have made q
prize Of her ut once, and taken oil risks The ves-
sel proved to be in the employ II the Russian Ane-
rican Company, and the men chiefly landsmen, On
their return home, having fulnlled the period a
their engagement in the foreign service. Of course
sbe Wa suffered to pass without molestataon. A
SLAYER bark, name and nation unknown, was
brought into st. Helena on the l4th Of May. cap
tured by H. b. N. sloop Lhnet OF Kaemba on tho
30th April, supposed 10 have been intended for tho
slave trade. A rumor is said TO have been brought
by her that vessel full Of negroes hsd got clear
few days before. The St. Helena whsling ground,
during the present season, had been explore with
success by the American whaIers During the last
few weeks. no less than eight sperm whales hsve
been taken on the Carroll ground, yielding about
$50 bar1els.-N Ne1c Bedford Mercury, Jwiy 10.
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Interesting Trials.
TRIAL OF THE CATHOLIC rRfHsT FOR ATT8xrr TO
COnM1T A CINOINNATf.

TRIAL OF THE CATHOLIC rRfHsT Y0R ATTHxrr TO
COMMIT BAPE At CINCINNATI.
CaSCaxHAn, July II, 1884.
Father Kroeger. the Catholic priest charged With
sseault German girl, with intent to commit rape,
wss tried yesterday before Judge Flynn.
he stmony vas about the same % that given before
the police court.
The jury remained out untfi to-day, when being
unable agree, they discharged They stood six
for conviction for assault with intent TO commit rape,
and nix for assault and battery.
Tksre large around the Court house during
the trial
TRIAL OF THB SUBJECTED xrpSAPPBRs OF SOLOMON
NoRrBRUP.
SARATOGA, July II, 1854.
TIE examination Of Alexander Merrill and Josoph Rus
SELL charged With tdnappiug Solomon Northrup, and
seisg him into slavery has been In progress to-day 1t
Bslston Spa.
Norhrup distinctly to their being the pcrsons,
and told how be hired st Saratoga Springs in 1e4,
g. South VIII them TO Join circus and treated in
Wsshipeton with druggeu liquor. &c &c.
witness In court who drank With Northrup and
his kdnsprers In Washington, the night before no
put IN the savs pen and is expeotei that witness
win forward and testify to having heard Merrill tell
II ceiling Northrup
1he scoused Uncovered from the pons and
incidents given In Northrup's book.
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FRoM HALIFAX AND NEwT0UrDLAND.-Byt tho
brig Boston wc have received Halifax papers -
the 9Th inst, which contain accounts from y.
johns, N. f., 70 the 10Th ult.
The mercantile community In 81. Johns were
rssiDg sub Grip tions tor the purpose Of sending .
wseel TO CApe John for the protection Of the 6she
bost and crew are also TO bc despatched 10 Belle
lie for the same purpose.
Advices from Placentia 70 the 18th ult report tho
hshery anything but sstisfsctory. Advices from
Trinity 70 the ilth ult report unfavoraby, also in
in this important particular BestoS AdUsrtise.
July ii.
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OUD--fHn WuA4Nm-OolLnoD yu1EfvAys
BusfUu, July II, loo4s
broker 10 reported - having fh1lsa
At our stock mAxket this morning prices GENERALLY
show cd material decline.
NJ Nsrsh, Of Pembroke, and Ma sampson, fornssiy
Of the name town, but moro recently Of Stou8h4ou,
drowned themselves yesterday in Reeds pond st Aong
'cn They went ont together In chnise, snd afer d.
vesspg themselves of their oufet garments ashe than
selves together and jumped into the pond. Thsy lset
note behind, saying whers they could b found.
1he extreme hsAs and absence Of rain for two weeks
cssy and raised the prcs Of fruits and vsgs
tsblss TO unpfecedsntsd nguree.
The Alumni Association Of Harvard College VIII have
grand celebration Thursday Of next wsok, the day
ftlCwins the snhuAl commencement Professcr felton
viii deliver the oratton. The dinner will b given IN
table. The class graduating next wsek win number &c.
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The British bark Aquatic, from Matanzas, bound 70
Cork with cargo Of molasses, went ashore Wcdnes
day In Long Bay near Georgetown and the o6csrs and
crew left her finding Il possiblc to keep her ahoat
The Geners Cfnch has gone TO her sssstanco
with q Dahter and st0m pumps
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Nfw OnIRASs, July Q, 15JA
The Americas news had . favorable effect On our
market for cotton prices sitter Tho saes ycser
day were $500 baies at Skc. for midding flour ID
dui at % t2x for Ohio. Corn L astve at pre'ious
rttN
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AT mcctns q ths Dsmocratie Republican Genera
Committee, hsid st fammsny Han Tuesday, tho iith
instant the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted -
whsreso, II IL this day officially announced tha. John
hckcon been appointed United ntstcs Attorney FOR
tic southern Gitrc o New York aud ,hc 10
tcrousy destitute Of tho ability aud standias
which .aentis for tho proper ohcnsrBs VI high
Sr ses9s osnourced ss smocrno and
fusd 70 bc bound By ifs ncnnauons even ~hio " wA'
entirely uniteo; and nhs rcas wtio member Of ths
yssvsnth Cobzreascs be voted and sympsthi1cd with
oidSiBgs Of Ohio slade Vermont, and other aboli-
~ ana y he e nD IA sss
ntroduoipg inc<udiAIy atcusaon dcoumeuts into the
houss Of Representatives. sno wbers.. no has constant
state Of New fork unqual6.d eufsgc, and tho
Iwisnal ccrcession % tom q gil political privileges
scy and jassy dsnoan ID In Congress and in shs state
q New r = 81 an aooiuonist and whcrcaa hc has
-. spsd srs - - rspadisssd ss ,he ds%,ar.sc % M
democracy Of this city uhiis yet upised; whereas,
be Low and has been for without tho eonndcnoe
respect OF porton Of the democratic and
equenty ~ totally unable to perform his alleged
promise Of bringing 10 the support OF the Standardization
ihat rim q ihs donocIaac party which is now
10 Il resolved, that 70 deeply deplcre the appoint
ent OF John Mckeon to tho ONCE u United States At
that Il equally ousrases the concessions oa the demo
cratic febubcsp PARTY In all It's divisions, and Is cAicu
ated 70 Increase ts caistnS dthcrences and contous
serous 20 impair the confidence he ctofcro rcposcd In
the re-idcn. and tho administration.
Resolved, That copy OF the abovc preamble and reso
luton bc furnished 70 the Prcsloenv and be publshsd
MArR conference Of the wbiss, free sclers, And
morrill, tho second Congregational diatrtot OF
Mape has resulted IN tho adoption Of Mr. John Fer
ry he free d4mocrAuc candidate, ~ vote Of afsen
out Of tventyfcur. Tho party ws not vsry numerous
IsDaAxA.--Bon D. p. Holloway vas nominated for
Ctngvsss In the Wayne dstrict on the 9TH int By the
tpt0n< nts VI the Nrbsssks OH. Col H. lane, of tho
Fourth Ccugcsssai Dsries dsslinss 70 tc aesnddAte
tor % tleesaen.
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Great fare st Now Orleans

NV 0RfnAsa, July 10, IB6]
MIbapks ropo walk and factory, with their contents,
BY fire yesterday Tho reaches 800 ooo and IL COW
cred BY Insurance.
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The East Coast o1 Africa.
OUR MOZAMBIQUE CORRESPONDENCE.

MozAxBiQUs, April -, 1854.
Luu IN Poiitics- Progress Of tie Negro War-
The american Markets.
Everything In the political world Of us Mossm-
biqners is dull. We are expecting new gosernps.
and hope that he win b. equal 10 our pressaA
who has favored the true interests Of tho provno0
more than any f his predecessors.
The negro wars at Tete continue. but by last ~
vices everything lvaked well Tor IN adjusement Il
their difficulties and large supply Of ivory.
Commerce, and especially American, very active,
Bcare. MAMAH.
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TELEG RAP HIC.

" ~
, rRosrECrs or SLIM cosvRSTI0H-wHo WILL IN
CANDIDATE FOE 0Ovnnnonf--ng. BH0Ns0N-JUD0s
vANDmBnT DDCLiNE6-AoTniNG DONE IN CAC-
Gus so FAn.
SraAcuss, July ll-SKP.H.
The delegates to the Hard shs Convention coming
in slowly There Il excitement The prominent can
didates for oovernor judge Benson Judge Wander
biit, and Colouci James i. Curtis.
Mr.. Bronson viii be the man u he consents 70 run,
and Is said he has sent friend here with his consent
1t Ii stated that resolutions backing up Neoraska and
ssainst the Know Nothipgs win BE- inroducei and put
through ton 20, there VIII BE- dnculty. They
ars now talking about silence on both subjects.
Judge Bsardsss5, SENATOR Cccsy, John G. ksther snd
others, have arrived.
Appearances indIeats that the Convention viii not bs
full. ~
caucus was hsld at the Globe Hotel this evening,
but there expression Of opinion ~ to any ono
candidate for Governor Judge Vanderbilt declines,
and tho contest Is between Bronson, Col. Cartu,
Schel.
There strong party for Curtis headed BY j. T. Sweet
The caucL adjourned 70 nine O'Clock ~ morrow morning
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Investigation Of Charges aYsanss tho C0xpogW
tiOn Asswr~exs
The investigation Of allegei charges Of o61ciAl
corruption brought against Mr.. John b. HAskin ~
chief officer of the Corporation Attorneys ofase,
Yves continued yesterday, before committee OF ~
Board Of Aldermen appointed for that especial pur>
pose. The COMMITTEES consists Of Alder men Blunt
(chairmsn) Lord and Kelly. Il commenced u
ntetiDgs on Monday; but little was done on tAak
day.
At the opening of the meeting yesterday, Mr.
Haskin read q statement purpUsting 70 be = repovt
Of Mondays proceedings, which appeared In tbs
daily Tires. He desired to draw tho attention q
the committee to this article, and 70 say that ita
statements were untrue. There hat been NO excite
ment, be said. ut the meeting on Monday; b had
never required that Mr. Glover should not Be prsssas
aud, for his part, he did not desire that thsre
SHOULD be any privacy In the proceedings He hoped
the committees would bear him out iu this.
Mr.. Glover also said that he had been put In Q
fslse position by an afiole In the Tswes. ae Wa
not . cOmplainSnt-tW did not make any charges
against Mr.. Haskin, and only appeared thero IN
obedience u Q notice from tho committee.
The receipt book oftbe Common Pleas, kept under
Mr.. Haakl0's administr1tOn during September
1863 WIS then examined BY the members Of ~
COMMITTEES, Mr.. Glover being sworn tn testify oOa-
cerning the same. We understand that Mr.. Hsakin
In charged with having Illegally discontinued cestaan
suits, to his own private advantage. From ~
brooks II sppesrs that several suits were disooa-
unuea n September, 1858; bat this NJ. H explains
b -seoving that they were commenced bseSss -
t0sk ORR. But little progress, ~ yes, has besa
made In the examination. The commiftse adiourned
At o'clock until rhuraday next
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FIRE IN ANsoNIA.-The alarm Of fire which we
noticed as occurring about two oclo * on Saturday
morning was csused By the burning Ct the large
The fire originated In the top Of the buiIding, and
burned with such rapidity that II impossible to
check the flames. But small portion Of tho con-
tents was saved. The buiIding was Of stone and
one Of the most extensive in the State. The loss "a
estimated at about $4,000. on which there was
an insurance Of only 10000 The origin Of tho
fire IL unknown. A large number Of workmen are by
this accident thrown out Of employment, and the
loss falls heavily upon the cntcrprising proprie-
tors.--Ntp Hurtn Courier, July 10.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CARRoLLToS--The clerk
Of City oi wheeling, Captain Dunning, informs US
that the extensive distilleries Of Root & Co., and
Snyder, In Carojton, KY, caught fire about niue
O'Clock on Thursday night, and together with their
contents, and large number OF hogs IN the pens
were totally destroyed. The loss is estimated at
over 100000. and viii fall hard on the thriving
town OF fClrrollton.---Cin. Col, July 3.
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THE HARD sHSlL DknsCsAnC CosyEyuoI.


Last 80 D~lsgas-s.
The following comp~ssS ltst (as far heard from,)
Of the delegates tbs SSes Convsntioa be hell at
eyrsouse, to day, II IL s'o,osk;-
C0lNites Lei<C0es ANerwa6ae
han 4 GoosS- a n-sk-
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The Bark sssdt Astvvsspar a.d the P.i~sa

| The Bark stsdt Astvvespar md tho P1l~sa
A statement having appeared in IS psn
that one Of tbe New York pilot boats refused y
Nrnsb pilot to the Belgian bark stsdt Aotwerpsr,
tbs bark then having signal Of distress Hyisg ths
sast. ment has been inquired Into by tho New York
Pilot Csmmi-s onss, and tho foI,s. z are ~
iacts, VIZ
The Jsces A. Western It, . New York pilot bost,
Ne. 10, ssw tho bark on the 3A Of July, dise.at
about 10 m'lss frD Sandy Hook, the bark thea q
q md heading ts tho sOut ward. The as mYts
for the bark. The bark then set her c0lor. at The
peak tho nsusi signsa of being supplied with .
pilot), tbs captain meaning tie o.Mt~1y. The b.
eisn nsg being three perpendicular stdpss, The
pil0ts could not. Of cOune, underst6nd ses being
union dowD. Al the nark old uA hoavo g. they
tiep jibtd for two ships seen to shs sousheAsk
Afser they had jhed the bark bsolsd hsr main ysrd
ana set her jack Tor pilot. The bn~s ~xs then on
Der way for the two rhiss- Had the pilots even
tLeD known that tho bark was "a distro they would
of course have hauled their wind and bosruod her
hFst.
The pilots arc instructed, under penalty of $50.
t. Lns,d thc nearust vessel having signal flying
Tor pilot. unless anotbsr vrss with sgnsls OF d-
trees Il In sight. By order Of the hoard.
y. PuLLiNs. accfutaryI
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New York etasc society os the CINCINNATI.


GENRRAL ORDER
JyLy IL, 1861 Piesids ut, With deep and
kin,.re regret, to the members Of the
ci-ty the drath Of th. ir much ep-cted ASSOC, sse
Henry F. Tallrnadee, late Marshal of the United
S,ate-, who died GU Saturday last, Of short and
lainiul disease.
Mr.. Tsl,msdge was ron OF the la.e Coloasl Bea-
j min Tallmadge, If Litchfeld. G ,nneotiout, we
WAS q major in the regiment OF Light Drago M.
conn aadeu by Colonel 5hel on. In the war OF she
Revolution, which was one OF the m st ~facsent
regiments belonging to the American army In saaA
wuT.
M,jcr Ta,lmsdge Rad charge Of Major Andre from
the time 0t his capture until that Of his death.
TIE members Of the Cociety will please attend
tie funeral Of their derea.ed associate On WeAbosr
Day afternoon, the 18th inss at five O'Clock r. "a
with the usual haage Of mourning. which wiN .
worn for thirty days, "a testimony Of respect Sse
hk memory. By order Of
GgN. ANraoNy LAMB, PreeadeuA
EDwARD p. MARCRLLN, Secretary.
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ALEXANDRIA CoRREsPoID1Ncx.

ALEXANDRIA, July Is, 1854!
Weather -Firs-Faneral -Rsnocal-Ae,eit.
.-,-.s -adsnt-Dsath. ~ G..
The heat Of the past week iisappesrsthis
morning under fns breeze, and ,trs eeline
drops Of rain promise shower ere the sum sets.
On Sunday morning, about one o'clock, the
alarm bell awoke our slumbering city, telling
in doleful notes of FIRE nigh. Engine and
reel bells ringing, spread the alarm, and in o
short space of time, numbers were On route for
spot which lurid sky proclaimed as the scene
Of confagrstion. A frame tenement on PIN.
cess near Fairfax street had been fred, and
before tho fremen could arrive, a second build
ing had yielded to the devouring element
The great distance from available water
sources, and the want of hose, made many re.
iuctant spectators of the destruction that their
united efforts might have turned aside. Only
small portion Of our FIRE force could operate,
but these, notwithstanding they fought the
ire inch BY inch, until compelled by the I'd.
vancing flames to retire, were not sufficient to
combat the flames that, aided by light wind
and gathering force with every additional sur
render, drove back all opposition House af;er
house yielded to the heat, until the whole row
"ao o maos VI smokiHS ruins, ana the hro over.
These buildings which have been but re.
Gently erected comprise the famous muskrat
row Of the police reports, the first four were
owned by our fellow citizen, D. Appich, and
the two last by John Gordon, Of your city. The
occupants were principally Irish, and were
fortunate enough to save all their furniture.
clothing &C.. This il another act of the incen-
diary, and warns our citizens to increased Wig
ilsnce. The Hiberrian Society turned out on
Saturday evening at the funeral of Michael
Irving, one of their members, who was suffoca-
ted BY the carbonic acid gas, whilst examining
a sink near Springfield station, few DAYS
since. The Rev. Joseph Bixio, s. j., the rev.
erend and revered pastor of ST. Mary's church,
leaves bis congregation to-day for mission
among the Passamaquody Indians His devo-
ton TO the duties of his sacred calling, his &C.
complishments as a ripe scholar, his courteous
manners as gentleman, won the hearts of
those who knew him, and he leaves behind
many warm friends.
Last week was o week of accidents: nine
deaths took place during its last four DAYS.
John Lloyd an old and respected citizen died
yesterday, ageo over o0 years. AMI.
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EFOh KENT:-Ths subscriber having retired to
y the country, his now permanent residence. Of
ieIs for rent his handsomely finished, four.s}orv
sion. --'--~'~ss PVs0eS-
And also, the threestory House adjoining. now
occupied BY Capt. Jas. B. gomery. Posessson
gwen on the LIST August, unless earlier possssson
can can 6e arranged With Capt Montgomery, Who has
may consented that persons applying can inspect
Also for sale cheap. that commedious and dssirs.
oie property. atuate6on Pa. avenue, nearly oppo.
nte Jackson Hall. and recently occupied as bos!j.
Also, two frame Houses on B strcet s.r,h 40.
7th, In Square 1872. II not sold before the aoth ;n
Eant, they VII then Be disposed Of to tbs hiehes,
, FOR terms and particulars apply at the store of
je 19-n 81. W. "0AA6'
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MT. VERNON HOTEL.
CAPE NAV

WIS spacious Hotel, hsriog . trent of 300 s,s6
l. and wing Of SOC feet, with $50 rooms snd - -
oe%modstiOns n 700 guests, Is cOnpIet., ana
olen ior the reception 81 visitors for The sp,uinS
season. Ii delightfully."- located copyen,.nf 20 ~
oeeoh and al attractive places of resort ara fur,
nlshed with new and elegant furniture. main. a..
u the most airy oommcdious, spacious comfort.bIs
1no asnIaoe places OF resort in the United STATE
me pining loon OF this Hotel ia SO ARRANGED ss.t
paree Of X or more persons can have their .a.i.
s1 sed at fepsr:te tables and diieren. hours with
A FINE RESTAURANT AMI ooNEDeTIoNARr
nooMs are oonnectei with the Hotel where sll the
BEChS PHILADELPHIA C0RNET B<SD
has been engaged for Tie season. and hnalIy =,
pains or expense hs4 been fparsd TO proyid. go
sired - s. b. WOOlMxN pS..I 10
jy~Sw 3 >AoPaEUL-
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m ARRIED.

On the 18th instant at the Chapel of the TheoIoai
cal Seminary, by The Rev DR.. Sparrow, the Rev. r,
GRAYSON DASHTELL, of the Diocese of VIZ
ginia, to WILHELMINA, daughter of the Official
ing clergyman. M
In Phil idelphia, on the 22d ullino by Rev. jo.,n
bowling, DID, Mr.. ISRAEL E. JAMES to Mr..
MARY 8. WALTER eldest daughter of the latp
John Struthers, Esq, all of that city.
Near Warrentnn on tho 18th Instant nv Rev. ].
Solomon. Mr.. WILLIAM P. ROSE to Miss ANN
WlNiFRED COLLINS, eldest daughter of the l;le
David Collins, all of Warren county, North Caro-
lima
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Cholera in New Rrunswicl. A..

BOSTON July 32.-The New Bruuswiek DE-
Psrs OF the 2Ist state that the cholera T.,
broken out at ST. Johns. The papers are Ioud
IN their complaints Of the flth that prevailed
throughout the city. Several deaths lad tsksn
dace seAso
The IRE at Fredericktown, on the 18th. do.
slroyeo the greater part of three blocks Sey-
eGny'nve buildings were consumed between
hing street and the river, north of Tex,n.,sn..
Hall. The loss is heavy.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

WE are now opening . choice lot Of Summer
W. Goods, consisting in part Of viz:
Large lot Of Silks Of all kinda some first rate, at
so cents
Plain, plaid, and fgd Bereges
Do do do silk Grenadines
Plain, striped and figured Beregs De Lains, 1t l2X
worth Is cts. -"
Organdy Muslins and Organdy Robes
1000 yards ~ Lawns, at ~, worth 1910.
4,0O0 do do do at l2X, worth 26c. q.
Silk and lace MantilIss
so pieces fine and medium Swiss Muslins
80 do plaid and striped do
60 do white Cambrics
IS do plaid do
so do Nansook Muslins -.
Hosiery Of all kinds
500 Paras0ls, new styles ..... e..
500 pieces Bonnet Ribands
Mems and Boys Wear Of all kinds
large lot Of Donestics of all kinds
30 pieces colored Mattings g.. .-,
100 pieces white Mattings -,-.t
Threeply and Ingram CARPETS VI. -r -..
All those wishing to purchase goods cheaper than
can be had elsewhere viii do well to give ne ali
as we have purchased great many goods at auction
at great sacrifice. HALT,S RROTHER
je 2l-eo2w
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SUDDEN DIAfHs Lon Saturday afternoon
man named Owen Csllau died near the
Institute from sun stroke. The
sane aftsfneon, q carpenter named John
Men ahon. who had been Ut work indassf iouslv
all the week, suddenly fell, q he was pasi %
the City Hall towards his home, where he was
taken. but never spoke more, dying At 10
o'clock that night He leaves q wife and chill.
dren, thus instantly bersaved Of q lind sprs-
tector. These deaths are supposed to have
oeen caused oy Inc heat. Isbar 10 sr4
:. ArD FER THE MoNuNESf.--Mr. IGao,s. p..
body, the liberal American banker. fesid;do
In London, has authorized his anna 70 be mt
on the subscription list of the National wash.
lnglon Monument for one thousand dollars
a lew more such donations from wealthy men,
pneuia emulate the patriotic example of
nc now to the society having the building Of the
Monument In their charge.
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CHICKERING q SONS, pTAN0s

QE. The subscriber has just resolved s
more PIANOS, which, with those in
III store, again ill up his large aud va
y risd stock, comorising nsguifoent
Louis XIV, Central, snd Gothic Pianos Of every
scaie, rom the old and famed factory Of Chiekering
sons, Boston, and from the best factories in New
York. Wv"
Persons desiring Pianos from the factory of Chick
erins Sons, Boston, established more that thirty
years, and renowned throughout the world, will re-
Of the subscriber
Pianos sold - low q they can be bought in the
United States
Second hand Pianos taken in port payment
New Music received semi-weekIy.
jy 15-eo3t RICHARD DlvTa