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ME have now in store by late arrivals
w 30 hhds N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbs. MOlasses, DO;
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey;
us boxes-haIves and quarters-star Candles;
so do Pain Soap;
100 do Talow Candles;
rs do Western Reserve Cheese
so bbls. Clover Seed
43 boxes Peter NJ. Boazs Tobacco, No. /;
20 do Preston's do do:
"a do G. Boyd's do do
10 do BOaz 4 Goodwin's do do:
Ill do Various Brands; ...-.
$4,000 Regaia Cigars, all grades;
Which we viii sell low for Cash
fans H. LOOMS co.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL.
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee ,
Will open nt Odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY or NASBVILLE.
On the First Monday Of October. 1855

III II UT Y Of ASBVI L. he
On the First Monday Of October, 1886
MANUFACTURERS, Mechanics, Artists and all others
WI invited TO contribute specimens Of their skin and
abor. Competent Judges viii be appointed TO au
articles exhibited aud award PREMIUMS those entitled
10 them under the rules. "a.
Al articles sent for exhibition viii be stored without
peRse the owner and should be 70 the OF Nni
u. Gordon Co., Commission Merchants Market street,
Manufacturing and Mechanical Interests Of the fiaie Is
In the hands of COMMITTEES % reliable and
and energetic and is placed beyond dotb
and most cordially and confidently extended
b al may be disposed % pRr pate In Its advsna
No CHaRGE viii be made 70 exhibitors either for he pvi-
Iere Of exhibiting or for admiss on 20 the Fair - p
The opening Of the state Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing Of the Legislature Simultaneous with the opening Of the
Meehanes' Exhbion. viii add unuSaal interest he
80.
hi00n, and AL other Information desired Si be proul
forwarded By addressing either q the under. ignsd
81. 8 hofOHAN, Prest.
II. X. WALKKR. Cor. Sce'y stTR
FOOD FOR MAN AND LFAsT
N0Rss00 sAeks Corn; 5e sscks o. b; leo b-le hay -
u received and for sale by d, DiCKEY,
apo Nc. College street
mANUFACTURED TOBAICO.
IroR SALE AT TIE FACTORY
~ boxes ks. % lumF;
80 J. LyOn's "a. lump:
20 ii. MorEan's lump;
20 Lamp. Z. Horn;
All q which will be sold 0# On short tine, sy
Leaf Tobacco wanted for which ,hs highest market pre-
~in b. given. a the Factory, delivered
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SNUFF-1OO dozen SEQ ch and Macoboy snuG in bot
- ties and kegs, for sale by
april VESSEL L THOMPSON.
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HATTANOOGA GAZETTE.
J. II. CURREY,

Cabinet Maker and Undertaken,
Digs leave inform his friends and public generally
IL thathe keeps constantly hand Collins Of every de-
scpuon from the planest servants 20 the one Metallic
tight and air exhausted CoEs the best for pre-
serving the Corps together with good Hearses and Horses
and everything necessary for burials.
An orders left at my Ware Room No 81 CoopeFs' Building
Cherry street, VIII be promptly attended to- both dag
ght. fie1-ul
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TIVE partnership heretofore existing between r. L. Cren-
shaw and ID. - Wright has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent r. L. Crenshaw Is alone authorized 10
tie up the business OF the late hrm. All persons ind bted
TO the concern by nos account otherwise earnestly
icited 10 forward nd make immediate payment
longer indulgence cannot be given All persons hlldng
claims against the firm, requested 70 he the With
Mr.. Crenshaw for payment X. L. CRENSHAW
March 10, 49,. [apr61 D. s. Wright.
NOTICE.
'HE undersigned late Of Augusta Georgia having pur.
chased OF Messrs. NIcHoL PKAcOcK their stock will
continue he Commission and Grocery Business at their old
stand corner Of Market and Churrh streets
nyl6 SEYMOUR, TANNING 4 co.
HAVING sold our stock OF Merchandise to Messrs sET
II soUR fASSfSa Co, late 81 Augusta, Georgia, We
lake pleasure In recommending them customers, 81
geaemen In every way worthy their support ard patron
age myi6 NlCH0L 4 PEACOCK-
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CENTS SUPER CALF w. P. THICK SOLID BOOTS
yETE have received lot Of No double soea water proo
w cAf boots q the very best quality.
Cent? doubie soied calf Shoes and Oxford TIek
do slprFGne uAlkne and aress Boots,
do p. 1. Congress Gailsu;
FoF sale Al l0wesi cAah prices
RAsfAGE q CHURCH,
sb3s a caHsgs street.
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FAMILY EIOUR.

FAMILY FLOUR. ....
WE are manufacturing choice article Of Flour espe-
w eially Tor family usp, which offer to the trade on
the liberal All orders left at The Office viii meet
prompt attention. tj4l G. HAMMOND co.
A GARD.
TIHE Subscriber proposes to receive limited number Of
l. Pupils instruct in all the branches OF thorough
English and Classical Education
Every Educational Facility will be provided for the study
OF the Natural Sciences. There will be- good Chemlcal
and Philosophical Apparatus fire abinet Of Minerals,
and veil selected braTy to which the students may, at
all times, have free access.
No Pupil under ten years of age eau be received. -
The first session Will commence on the FlKSr MONDAl
in September. ...
Terms per session OF five months $40 .
JOHN KIMBERLY, A. NJ.
Reference made the Faculty Of the University OF
North Carlna; ofesors Agasz Wyman and Bsrsiord,
The Lawrence Scienf; School, Cambridgei Hon Thos
Bragg Governor Of No Carolina; Hon Kenneth Rayner
OF North Carolina.
Any communication left the Gazette Office will receive
attention je29-2m
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OK SAEE-I offer for sale in Owens Plot Of Buena
Vita one lot containing acres situated on the corner
Of Case and Webster streets
ASO-A lot on he corher Of Clay and Marr streets
aiming acres and lot the Of Marr and Clay
streets opposite the above 200 feet Mari street.
and 4O feet Clay street. For further information apply
to X. A. BALL0WE, General Agent,
JANIS E-N No. II Deaderck st.
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ADDRESS CARDS.

ANDERSON, =. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
A Goods DC &C. Union street, No 80, between College
and Cher Y streots Nashville, Tenn ueo"i
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HODGE WALKER,
BARRIERS, Hair Drcsscrs, &c., &c.

.HRISnN WALKRI
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
STILL LATER FROM CALIFopNI.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE law


NEW YORK. June 25.--Tbe sta.ue. n ao..,
~ am aIived TINS morning, with California
.',s. ~ 'ne "a OF June, one million and fif.
S,uMo Thousand in gold, and ia passengers
WINE the last train Of cars was coming
across the lsthmus with passengers. the for.
waia car became detached. and the Loco.
motive and other cars ran ahead. The SIC.
hsi oeing made to stop, the Engineer ohsv.
81 II, aud the cars behind, which were com.
ing down steep grade, ran into those in
front Saml Anderson, of Jefferson comfy
n. l.. who was sitting on the platform was
Instantly killed. n'' "A'
The John L. Stephens, which eonnected
W Wi'h the George Law, did not leave San
FRANCISCO until half past O'clock nm the
morning of the I'd inst ZIG
Inc Sonora, which left New York ON tbe
21sf OF May, left Acapulco for San Francis.
co on the lst inst.
Inc California papers of the Cd inst. con.
tam little additional news.
The John l.. Stephens returned RI Son
rlancisco on the lst inst, having received
Son m, accident to her machinery.
lne thermometer at Sacramento on the
ist INST, stood at sc degrees at noon.
block of small frame buildings on Mar
ket street, at San Jose, was DESTROYED by fire
on the 3lst. Loss trifing.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1st.-There was a
good JobbiDg business at San Francisco.
and some activity from first hands. CALICO
flour sl3 per Dbl. Wheat sl 7.s. Mess
rork $l65 so Crushed Sugar IL cts. Tur.
pentine 10 a rs cts
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Correspondence of the Dispatch,
correspondence OF Inc UIspAt0h.
Nobility an Limbo-BreadstuGs-Negro Pr
aaist-Varginaa Bonds, &c.
New YORK. ,Jupe % 1873

anist-Vsrginaa Bonds, &c.
New YORK, June "a, 1855.
Baron Frederick E NJ. Won Carstenau. 3
captain in the British service in Canada
Count DeBongard, formerly general in the
French service under Napoleon, MIR. Maxi.
milan Augusta Thoman, and Lieutenan,
Peter Jorgansen of the English army, were
arrested yesterday. charged with enlistipg
troops for the Crimea.
Spectators in breadstuffs are getting their
FINGERS burnt" Some parties that bought
rather largely on time, awhile ago, are badly
bitten. 1t is said that 1000 barrels common
State -four which had been sold at SO, in all
June, turned over" yesterday at a net loss
to the purchaser of five shiIlings per barrel.
Net loss S625. Several others have been
served ia the same way, and nobody seems
to pity the unfortunates.
A colOred pianist, lad named Augustus
Luca, dubbed "The Ethiopian Thalberp. y
is to make his debut in a concert in this city
on Wednesday evening next. He is said to
be wonderful pianist. Miss Allen, yellow
girl, and brother of the colored Thalberg,
are to assist
Official communications were received by
the Mayor to-day from Mons. Du Buest, Sax.
on Minister of Foreign Affairs, giving every
assurance that no pauper criminals are ever
permitted to leave that country for the Uni
ted States, under any circumstances what
Boever.
At Sunday School picnic on Staten
Island, yesterday, an immense tent, under
which the scholars were gathered, suddenly
gave way, injuring a number of the inmates.
Various German musical Societies from
Philadelphia, Baltimore and other points,
arrived here last Light to participate in the
usual annual muaical festival. The visitors
were received by their New York brethren
Hith torch light procession and singing in
the Park This turn out was very large.
There was q sale of $4,000 worth of Vir-
GINA 6's yesterday at 800. In the recent
advance, Virginia bonds went up too rad
idly, and overshot the mark. They are now
back TO $780, from which point they will
ascend gradually but healthily. Many of the
heavy brokers have left for the summer, and
there was less activity in the money market
yes erday.
There were 322 deaths last week, of which
80 were of consumption, and enc of cholera.
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LATEST MAIL Ne S.
Correspondents. of I'll. Dispatch


The Wheat Crop The Coming Commence.
ments Military fnstitate-1ma Smsth-
Washington College. DC.
LEXINGTON, June Gath.
The Wheat crop in Rock bridge, is very
sesnt in some places, good in others. The
harvest will not be an average one. Angus.
IS has short supply, Rockingham less,
Botte.ourt full ,iald. We have had a
very severe drought in the Valley, TIL within
a few days back, when we were visited with
refreshing rains. We will have poor oat
crop and root vegetation. Our hay harvest
is ruined. Altogether. we have nothing like
the abundance of last year
Our town is being enlivened by throngs of
visitors on their way to the Mineral Springs.
The prospect for good season this year. ia
certainly very promising-upwards Of so at
the Alum now, and coming in rapidly. Now
is the time to visit the Athens Of Virginia"
with the commencement exercises ut Wash
ingtou College, Virginia Military Institute.
and Ann smith Academy, &c. &C. She
puts on fine new silk dress, assumes
flushed appearance, and struts about
like SPEAKER in blue symar, " inyi.
ting you to stop and admire: which of
course, You do. The Ann Smith has lust
closed n brilliant session The PrincipaI
Assistants, and all connected with the Insti
lotion merit the highest commentators
Inc young LADIES were submitted to rigid
examination, in the presence of large nun.
Der OF spectators, and acquitted themselves
to the entire satisfaction of ALL It's cheer
irg spectacle to witness the real progress
made in training the mind of those "who are
10 be cur better halves" The reputation
OF this ancient Institution was fully sus-
tanned.
The commencement exercises of Wash.
ingtoa Coiegetake place on the Sd of July;
we look for great demonstration. The
graduating class will be represented as fol
lows; Ar Greenbee Davidson of Rock bridge
delivers the SGlutary Address; Mr.. ID. Rocks
Msssie, of Augusta, the Cincinnati; Mr.. b.
NJ. White of Lexington, an Grafton on 1.-THE
Dignity of Labor DIR. j. NJ. Guy, of Au-
gusta, the Valedictory; Mr.. j. Horace Lacy,
de ivers the Alumni Address. This Iustitu
fion is now in fourishing condition, il
merits and is receiving a large share of pat.
ronage. Ii has an able corps of Professors,
who will compare favorably with those of
any Institution in the land-not excepting
the University. They are recent appoint
ments, well qualified III every particular. In
the languages, the system of instruction
adopted, Is that pursueat by the able Profes-
sor OF languages at the University, Mr.. Cess
ner Harrison.
The Mathematical department is presided
over by young man ofsuperior attainments;
similar remarks may be made in reference
TO the other Professors. The exercises com
mence on the 4th of July. There will be
grand display. No Institution in this coun.
try has risen more rapidly in general favor
than this.
One more item: Cupid is among us now,
sure enough Six or eight couples of the
young folks are about to "set up their rest
IN the bower OF Hymep. 1t is the general
talk, what is to become of the old Bache-
Tors r
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BY PAYNE 81 MAYO.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF

'hCSI GE . SALE Al AUCTION OF
\ A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT ON 9Th ST. NORTH OF LEIGH-By
ylrius OF Deed Of frost executed to me By Robert
e. puvsl on the 22i day of January 1919 and Of re.
cord in the Clerks Office of the Court of Hustins.
Ter shs city Of for the of securing
Chas Everett, decd shall proceed to sell at public
anetins, to the highest bidder, tho premises. on
WEDSEsDAf: the 1!th day of July, 1855, at S
O'Clock r. ID IF fair; if not the next fair day
certain lot piece or parcel Of land lying and being
In the city Of Rtcho,ond on the Eastern side of 9Th
street Nrrth OF Leigh street. from ting on 9Th ctr
Sc feet and running back 1870 feet within parallel
mes, desisnatsd e. Lot No on plan and survey
drawn by Jo, }. Pleasant snnexed to and records
with Deed bearing date the LIST January 1s4s from
Lneian Price and jauin Pollard Jr, Ex'rs of
Thomas Pfice, decd. to Joseph Allen and Wellios.
ton Goddin: on which s,id Lot there ia q very good
Brick Dwelling house end other necessary buildings
Although the title il believed TO be good acting "a
Trustee, will convey such oniy a. is vested In me-
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at 6 and ~
months, with interest added, secured by Deed of
Trust EDMUND ANDERSON Trustee
Sale conducted by PAYNE MAYO, Aucts.
ia
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ia VERN AT AMELIA COURT


4 HOMELAND NEAR JETERSVILLT
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, o les.
COWS, &c. FOR SALE.-In Pursuance of three
deeds of trust executed by Joel C. Foster as trus.
tee in said leeds will sse public auction at
Amelia C. H.. on THURSDAY, the 56th cav of JuIv
1855, the Tavern and 80 of land in the occu.
pancy of said Foster, at Amelia c. a., the Rich.
mond and Dsnvlle Railroad, IS miles from Rich
mond. The buildings are entirely new, and ample
for all the purposes of tavern; including Stables
and all necessary cut BUILDINGS. A part of the land
open, the residue in original growth. There fne
garden we'll enclosed, and Young orchard on tie
place The situation Is good one for a Hotel and
would bs desirable location fer merchant profes.
sional man, for school. / will sell at the same
time frame building and small lot at present occu
pied as shss shop, and adjoining the Tavern prop.
city.
ALso-An the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE of the said Foster, on the premises,
and used at the Tavern-4 COWS, HORSES and
horse WAGON AND HARNESS And on
SATURDAY, the 28th day OF July, 1855, I will sell
the pre- misses tract of 100 of Land within
two miles of Wayne Oak Depot, part arsble and
tae residue in pine and This tract adj bins the
.s.ate OF Dr. Geo C. Scott, and might be most
desirable place
TERMS-casb, except to 81 .0o0 upon W hch
credit will be allowed until the LIST of Jauusry 1856
to vhe purchaser OF the Tavern.
L MASTERS,
Je o-1aWtd Trustee.
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DipLomxT IN DIFFIcuLrY-The correspondent
Journal hiss made itself notorious bv astschs an ~
raenea Government The American Consul At Bs.
We nSasked oy the French authorities with bavin,
nancy to this journal to inst gste tn ess
sAcss on Inc Emp ,ror, and the French soyerpmsnt
tsr "a p. an earnest appssi to the MIMI,
.smmsnet Mr.. Fay, the American Min;st.r MS :.
nma. 70 raiis. and Mr.. r. is now there on that
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Correspondents of the pisp.tch.

Coal Trade Tribute of Respect-Railroad Presi-
dency, &c.
PHILAIHLPHIA. June "a
The supply Of coal continues large. and the
market Is dull. The shipments from the SchuyikilI
miues tor the week ending Thursday, 2lst Instant,
we're SO 572.l4 tons by railroad, and 30 0e4 IL tons
by canal, making q total for the year OF / 052 1876
tons by railroad, and 332, III tons by canal The
shipments from the Lehigh and Wyoming mines
were also large
The flags of the shipping In port were yesterday
displsyed at BALI mast, In respect to the memory
OF the late Captain VIM West, who died at his
residence In this city yesterday The deceased
was formerly In the employ of the Cope line of
Liverpool packet ships
There were l07 deaths 10 this city last week: OF
consumption 20; commissions 10 /; small pex 4;
disrrhoe47
ID Longnecksr, EGG, has resigned the Presi'
deocy OF the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad,
on account OF his time being required by his own
private estate, and tho Hon. VIM. L. Helfenstein
has been elected Ia his stead.
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
ZONES with Geo. ], Sumner, Nc. 20 Pea,lstl

II OUSE AND LOT ON VALLEY
- STREET. For SALE AT AUCTION
WIZ be sold on FRIDAY afternoon next, the 18th
Juae ommeDoing at O'Clock, upon the premise s.
high The lot fronts A fe 18th or Valley street
and running back on Richard Ut. $1,000
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash: the balance at 3
anc months, for negotiable notes. interest addsd
and title retained till the last note paid The
LOT the present year to lie paid by the purchaser.
Jas THOS w KrESEF Ar..
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AUCTION SALBs.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES.
- Ken FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock ri
r ny Sofs will sell desirable lot of Dry Goods and
hmer Cloths, Cassinets, shirts Umbrella.. Wool.
en- and Cotton Hose. Crsvats. Neck Ties su,psn
GERS &c &C. &c r. CAUTHORN Anet
I toNSTABLES SALEM pursuance
~ OF an order OF the Hus'ings Court. made I'm ths
Io,n OF June. 1855, on an attachment Ia favor of y
8. hcEiroy and others, shsll on FRIDAY. the seth
gay OF Juae 1855, at 10 O'Clock M at the store OF
nc osrfson, on Cove NOR street, next door TO
estip gs Buttons. silk Binding Cord &c and lot Of
quality. VI '"e oe't
TERMsIAli rums ever $50, ninety days credit. for
notes with approved eudorssrs; ali sums undsr that
amount casa on delivery. "
je 26 ]. 2 TYLER, &c r
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THE MASSACHUSETTS X. N. CONyEN
TION No

Boston, June 25.-The American Convep.
ton, called by the State Council of Massa
chusetts, meets Thursday next. It is said
that motion will be made to make the ac
ton of the Convention public.
:. Inc national Native Americans have pub.
hsned Their platform of principles in hand
bill. They cover ground similar to that an.
proved OF by the New York and Philadelphia
Conventions. The secret principles of the
order are entirely abandoned.
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WIZ GINIA:-At Rules held in the

WIZ G INA AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of tho al, '
Of Richmond, the 4th day of June. 1855:
Hannah Swartzen who sues by R. r. Hogisou
her next niend.... Plaintiff
AGAINST
Alvin B. Swartzell................. Defer liant
The object OF this suit 10 to obtain divorce from
the bond of matrimony" and affidavit havin been
made and filed that the defendant above famed
is non resident of this Commonwealth, the did de.
fendsnt notified to appear st the Rules to b. hold.
en in the Clerks flee of the said Court te first
Monday in September next, and do what 10 aeces-
rary to protect his interests in this auit.
A copy-Teste, BENZ POLLARD, ~. C.
ie l2-laW4W.
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-By
j u xiYfnA al decraa renderAd In thu Cnunty

IN viftuo OF y docfeo Icuoefod IN tuS boupty
Court Of Hanover, ON the 2Sth day OF April, 1855 In
the suit Of Jones ct al JoaeS adminisrator ct all
the subseribers appointed special commsdonsns for
that purpose will offer for sale FRIDAY the 18th
day of June 1855 If fair. If not the next fair day
thereafter &C public auction. on the premises the
Tract Of Land on which Msriwether jones' deed,
resided the time of his death; lying In said county,
one mile aud half from Slash Cottage, one mile
from Taylor's Steam Saw Mill, on the road Leading
from Taylorsvilie to Richmond: and containing IL I
acres about two thirds of which Ii In original
growth sud heavily timbered. 1t joins the lands OF
Wm o. Taylor and others, aud has ON it all the ne.
cesssry bni' dinss for q sma family.
TERMs-Cash for 20 msch a. viii be necessary to
pay the cost CT the suit and expenses of sae the
sidue to be paid in two equal instalments. In one
and two years, with interest on deferred payments
from day of sale, and the purchaser executing his
bond With approved personal security, and title to
be retained till lsst peyment 10 made as
WILLIAM h WYNN, c-,
CHASTAIN WHITE. ~
P. 8. Mr.. VIM. J. Jones, residing on the premises,
viii take pess.rs 10 showing the place g any par.
day of sale. 10 lS-2swtds
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MARK

NEW YosK, June 25.-Cotton unchanged Flour
declined IL CENTS Southern steady. Wheat nm
changed. Corn declined 2 cents Provisions nm.
changed Whiskey SO cents. -
sfochs somewhat better Money unclaimed. New
York Central Railroad $l0It; Missourfs e97
BALTIMORE. June 25-Fiour aud Grain essentislly
unchanged from Saturdays rates. Nothing dom Ia
the markets 1850 "
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch
Suicide Enticing SLapes AUay- VeSetdbIes from
Or(oLk-Mystsrions Afair &c.

3fo1JoW-myslsf1oas agar, &c
BALTIMORE, June oath.
Yesterday morning James Bell, q shoemaker
residing 10 Pearl street. committed suiclde short
distance out OF town, by lcut.iag his throat with
razor He leaves a wife and large family.
Charies Kemp, was arrested yesterday upon
The Charge OF enticins away slave belonging to
the estats Of the late DR.. l.. 8. Kemp.
The steamer Louisiana, arrived yesterday from
Norfolk, Va, with over 400 barrels OF potatoes,
beef. beans peas. eynniings, cucumbers &c. and
l1 gallons of oysters Ia caus packed Ia Ice.
Friday, near Gwynn's Fall, while gentleman
was hshicg there, bis hook hung soms heavy BODY
he could not move, upon jerking the hook loose II
cams up isdsned with the long hsir ofa woman The
spot Was dragged Afterwards but nothing was
found.
There il one vessel 10 port here tor Richmond
ans one for Petersburg.
:, 222 German smisrants arrived yesterday from
Bremcn.
Dr.. A: J. Johnsoo. Of THE place, hes gone TO Sc
bastopoi - surgeon 10 the Russian army.
Rev. Mr.. Boeld, Catholic priest was tbr0wn