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From Kansas and Santa Fe.

ST. LOUIS, May 2i-Reports from Kansas in regard to
the constitutional election state that Doniphan county
gives the Leavenworh Constitution 45O majority not
half the vote being polled The Democrat publishes let
tiers from Qundaro and Chndaren counties estimating the
vote on the same at 5000 for and 500 against the Con.
stitution The vote for State officers is quite small
Accounts from Santa Fe report daring robbery by a
party of United States soldiers near Aerque stealing
ooO and burning bonds papers worth 100000 But
one was arrested
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NEW YORK, May 24.-Cotton is heavy. Sales Of 500
bales Prices easier but unchanged Flour is heavy
Sales of $4,000 bbs State cts. higher, $3s5a3 go;
southern 81 409470 Wheat has declined. Sales Of 49,,
wv ousheis Milwaukee Club So cts Western red l0O9lO2
cts Whlte loOGlO5 cts. Corn is firm. Sales Of q 900
pusheis yellow at 777S cts Pork-Mess is Is cts lower
sales a. sl'oCgl77 Prime is 10 cts. higher sales at
135Gl45 cts. Sugar is firm; Muscovado IOalOx cts
Turpentne Spirits dull at 4546 cts Rice is steady at
3Hg4 cts Freights dull-Cotton to Liverpool $40
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BY +. w. BENNETT & CO.
o. d. TRUSTEES SALE-Rr rirt,,o Of /. do

@t TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue of de-
cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, passed
I'm cause wherein Jacob Messersmith is complain
ant, and Andrew Schaubla and Alexander B. Davidson
are defendants, the undersigned, Trustee will for
sale at public auction, the premises on WEDNESDAY
ar the second day Of June, at four O'Clock,
the following property, viz:
. All that LOT OF GROUND, with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon situate and lying city of Baltimore afore
sand which is thus described Beginning the same at
le corner formed by the intersection south side of
Pratt street and the side Emory street and RIM
ming thence binding Pratt street westerly eighteen
fee nine inches thence souherly parallel with Emory
street. seventy five feet three aey thence east
ery binding on said alley eighteen feet nine inches to
Emory street, and thence northerly binding on Emory
street feet to the place of beginning Subject
10 the payment of the yearly of sixty dollars and
nneyour cents payable half yearly, the first of Jan
uary and July in each year, being the ground de
scrDeu In an ndenture Of mortgage from said
Schauba to the said Jacob Messersmh dated the I'd day
OF april 1897 and recorded among the land records of Bal
tmore city, in lIber f. d. No. 1874 folio 49, &C. is
the same ground which was by ndenture of assign
ment dated the 4h day April 1857 and recorded among
the land records of Baltimore city aforesaid in ber f.
D NO 49, folio AS &c assigned and transferred the
SAID Andrew Schaubla to the said Alexander Davidson
SUBJECT to the said mortgage from the said Schaub
la to the said Jacob Messersmith.
Inc improvements consist of three story brick Dwell
LlN'-H HOUSE, with a two-story brick back building,
known as No. 37 The first story of the front house is
lifted up for and has been used as a Store
The terms of SALE prescribed by the said decree are
one half cash. and the balance in three months with in
erest from the day of sale to be secured by note with en-
dorsement satisfactory to the Trustee.
EDWARD ISRAEL, Trustee
No 7, Tract House.
Fayette street, near Charles st.
F. W. BENNETT CO.,
myllZawtZ9&dts AuctiOneers
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Arrest of Counferfeiters.

ROCHESTER,, May 22.-0ur police made a descent last
night upon countereiting establishment in this city,
arresting Henry D. Stevens, James Lenox and Fanny
Johnston Aquantty of bogus coin and die for making
1t were found on Stevens About 5000 in one two and
three dollar bills on the Genesee Bank of Flint Michigan
were found on the premises The bills were mostly in
sheets and not filled out The parties undergoing
examination.
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TROY, N. Y, May 23-George Reed, saloon keeper,
murdered his wife Green Island opposite this city, on
Saturday night, by stabbng her with dirk knife and
then stabbed himself several times died Immediately
Mrs. Reed fingered for only three hours Jealousy was
the Reed twenty-five and his wife eighteen
years Of age.
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BY SAMUEL J. sOPER & co.
~ 80. TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue

GE:a TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue of a
iii decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the
- undersigned will offer for sale, on the premises on
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1858, at O'Clock, p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said CITY and
described as follows, that is to say-beginnng at the
east intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardly binding on jefferson
street fourteen feet the of the partition wall he
tween the house the lot now being described and the
house on the lot adjoining eastwardy, thence through
eighty feet alley ten feet wide thence westwardv
said alley Spring street and thence binding on Snyin
street to the place of beginning. ~ "fs
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE, and will be sold subject to the animal
of S35. W
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne-ha half cash. and the baIonc. in
six months, with interest and security. -
ORVILLE HORWITZ
Trustee.
my2O 2aw3w&ds -" Noi en- Ac q 49,,
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The American Tract Society and the Slavery
Question.

BOsToN May 2.-The American Tract Society met here
to-day when resolutions were offered by G. G. Hubbard
for dissolution of its connection with the New York So
cey account of the recent action of that body the
question of slavery The resolution will be discussed to-
morrow
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Death of a Veteran Soldier.

GREENE, CHENANGo Co., N. Y, May 22-Robert Gallup
Revolutionary hero and the last survivor of the Fort
Griswold massacre died here yesterday the advanced
age of SO years. ttf
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The Remains of Gen, Smith.

ST. LOUIS, May 24-The remains of Gen. Smith arrived
here yesterday and leave this afternoon for Philadelphia
via Cincinnati Impressive funeral ceremonies per-
formed at Fort Leavenworth. The remains will probably
reach Philadelphia, by Thursday.
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From TalnDicO.

MOBILE, May 4-The Steamer Fulton from Tampico
with dates to the 18th has arrived She reports
war there was ended The Government troops had been
REINFORCED by looo men under Genl Mejia, and had
tackled Hessger and taken the forts The river was
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The WeHand Canal.
Vessel boarded.

oswEGo, May 22-The report from St. GATHERINGS that
the gate in lock No. B. in the Welland Canal is broken
incorrect The canal is in good order
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20 Fayette street
my17 -3aw3w GIBSON & co. Auctioneers
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IL SUPERIOR COURT for Baltimore CITY, in Eouity
the undersigned Trustee will sell at public auction
at the Baltimore Exchange, on THURSDAY the 10th day
of June next at one O'Clock p NJ
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND in the Civ of
Baltimore binding hundred and twenty feet on the
northeast side OF Warren street, sixty north
west side of Barre street
The said sale will be at the expense and risk Of former
purchaser.
Terms Of cash. and the balance in thirty
and sixty days with interest be secured to the salts
faction of the Trustee ~ ~ 7
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BosroN, MAY 24-The schooner Maria Trilen reports
having been boarded in the harbor Sagua by an English
officer who departed quietly after few queries.
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Departure of the AnelO-SaxoI
The Marion at Charleston.

QUEBEC, May 22.-The steamship Anglo Saxon sailed
for Liverpool at 10 O'Clock this forenoon with lis cabin
and 134 steerage passengers.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
BARBADOS AND PORTO RIco-Bdrk Amazon
"A casks mOlasses-T Pierce
LAGUAYRA AND P0RTo CABELLo-Brig Tempest
4O0 bags coffee 1888 hides 40 tons fustc boxes choco
iate-F w. Bruno Sons; 6S bags coffee, 1853 hides, 80
bags indigo-order.
Rio JANEIRo-Schr Red Wing.
2,756 bags cofee-order
~ HAyANA-Brig Lille Mills.
263 boxes sugar, $50 hhds do-Jas j. Frisby Som so
do molasses-order
KINGSTON, JAM-Schr Neao York
10 hhds sugar. AZ ties. do 2S5 bbs. do SO puncheons
rum, ~ bags coffee, tons logwood-R & H. R. Tucker
C0ASTWISE.
NEW 0RLEANs-Brig Empire.
10 bundles hides-B. Deford Sons; 29S do do-Poland
Jenki ms Co; 500 do do W. Crane & Sons 1854 bales
cotton, 226 pkgs mdse-orler
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c. MORTON STEWART, Trustee
JOHN STEWART, Attorney &c
mYl91aw3W&ds Isl GIRS0N g. 90 4 49,
f Or SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP

:=f SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP
lin ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY under the
Act OF 1896 chapter 1872 By virtue of a power
OF attorney from SAMUEL NORRIS mortgagee under
deed OF mortgage from Samuel Boon and Eliza
BETH his wife, dated 9th of May A D. 1856 record
ed among the Mortgage Records of Baltimore coun
w. IN heer d. NJ r. No. z, folio 100, &c; and in pur
the undersigned will sale at public auction on
the premises on MONDAY, the 14th day of June A. D.
1858, at IL O'Clock NJ:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
IN Baltimore county described in said deed mortgage
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND A HALF
ACRES of land more less This property is situated
on the Northern Central Railroad about one mile above
Freeands 1t is well wooded, under good fencing has an
abundance of water and is in very good state of cut
walton The improvements consist OF comfortable TWO
STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE, A BARN, AND
STABLING.
Terms halfcash and the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest.
RICHARD ]. CUTTINGS, Trustee,
my22dts 90 St PAM &
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IHt NIMffOh ut ChArIestOM.
CHARLESTON, May 2c.-The United States mail steam
ship Marion, Capt Foster from New York. arrived here
at o'clock this morning
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THE TARIFF QUEsroN.-The report of the select
committee on the tariff, presented in the House of
Representatives on Wednesday by Mr. Boyce, takes
the ground that the protective policy should be en-
tirely abandoned. and that resort should be made,
as early as practicable, to direct taxation, as a
measure of economy. Articles of prime necessity
should be taxed at the lowest rate of DUTY and the
burden thrown, as much as possible on Injuries.
The navigation laws should be so modified as not
to require any portion of the officers and crews of
American ships to be American seamen, and that
American citizens shall be free to purchase and sail
foreign ships on an entire equality with American
built ships, and that the American coasting trade
shall be open terms of perfect equality to foreign
built ships. The committee say they do not enter
tain the hope that they inaugurate new policy
now. Such radical changes must be the work of
time. They do not, therefore, look so much to i'm
mediate practical results to effect on public opn
ion, and thus ultimately insure the triumph of the
principles they advocate.
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VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF
GROUND, ON THE EAST SIDE OF HOWARD
NEAR CROSS STREET,
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON 31sT MAY
We will SELL the premises at O'Clock by order of the
owner, all that VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND sit,
uaed the side of Howard street. commencnp IL et
north OF Cross street. fronting Howard street 46 feet 10
inches or Whereabouts with depth rs feet TO an alley
feet wide The above Lot is valuable from it's location and
is worthy the attention of buyers ~
TERMS CASH and title indisputable
my21, % "a, 2629a Anct;o,neors
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... POSTPONED
Gi:::f IRUSTEE'S SALE 0E DESIR Arr z

kli 1921 GALL OF lDFNlRABI, N,
NHiI fROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH WEST
CohN ER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS
virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
sittng IN equity, the undersigned will offer sale
az Puphc auction on the premises, THURSDAY, the
@'t IN gay OF May next at O'Clock, p NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
ana lying in the city Of Baltimore and described fol
lows that to Beginning for the at the
formed by the intersection Of the south side of Mulberry
street and the west side of Park street. and running
thence southerly, binding Park street, ninety
feet to alley twelve feet wide; thence westerly bound
ing that alley feet thence northerly parallel
with Park street. ninety nine feet to Mulberry street. and
thence eastery binding Mulberry street. fty-ope feet
to the place of beginning Subject to the payment of the
ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HUNDRED Avn
SEyENTY-TWo DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE
CENTS.
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the house being well located for the grocer, ~
provision business e'S'' VI
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree-One.
third cash on the day OF SALE onethird on credit Of
SIX months ana the remaining third in twelve months
he to carry interest and to be secured
to the satisfaction of the under signed
Of a.. JOHN J. SNYDER, Trustee,
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE CIR A NJ S

Received ATTHE OFFICE OF TH E
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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X 4No1ICE.-Onu6r ana DIV
~ virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of Mary
land passed at January Session, Chap 25 entitled IAN
act " PROVIDE Tor the taking of the of the people up
on the expedency of calling Convention to frame New
Constitution and form of Government this State and
to provide for the election of Delegates said Conven
ton" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal and
qualified Voters in the respective wards of City of
Baltimore that an election will be held the several
polling places of the wards, ON THE FOURTH WEDNES
DAY OF MAY, 1858, (which will be on the 26th of said
month"; with reference to the question of Convention tn
form New Constitution and form of Government NV ex
pressing in writing in printed the ballots thew
may cast, the words "For Convention" against
Convention" The Polls will be kept open on the ahova
named day from O'Clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock P M az
prescribed by law. ~ 49,
THOMAS DREAMER Sheriff
mystic M RaIt;mora c;,,
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
HALL s. LONEY,
Ill COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS.

ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on
Flour, GRAIN Provisions &c, consigned to their friend
ceceivng, at and shipping Baltimore without anv
rhtTRe OF commission 10 the shipper.
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The following is comparative statement of the earn
ings of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road ca for the last month.
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BY ADREON 4 co.
ORPHANS COURT SALE

my11- 2awt29&dts
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was afraid he would halloo. And fur
Their that Thompson sent word to Norton,
when he was making what he supposed
was his death bed testimony, "to say
nothing of their going acros. lots by do
ing which,if they did, they avoided PISS
ing some houses. But we think this tes-
timony was not regarded as very reliuble.
He was found guilty on the last count
only, Of assault and bsttery,-and sem
fenced to Imprisonment in the county Jail
one year.
We have been thus lengthy in report
ing this case from a sense Of justice to the
prisoner, who has for year been impris-
oned with no means of controvertiug the
universal opinion that he was guilty of
intended murder and because we have
been instrumental in promoting this opin-
ion. With those who gave unbiased at
tention to the trial. there certainly we're
many who had doubt Of his guilt, and not
a few who had no doubts of his innocence
o. any crime whatever.
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TIE Eastern Steam Narration Com.

--Tse Eastern Steam Navigation Com
pany propose to raise he G22O,OOO re-
quired for the completion Of the Levia-
than, by granting annuities Of 20, termin-
able in eight years for payment of $50,
They have also decided that the vessel
shall he permanently employed in the traf-
&c between England and America Port
land in {, State Of Maine. whence there
is direct c5mmuuication with all the prn-
cipal railways of the United States and
Canada, is to be the American port and
Holyhead or Liverpool will be selected on
the other eide The passage is hoped to
be y llar.y accomplished in seven days,
and it is considered that seven or eight
voyages out aud home may be performed
yearly. An estimate is put forward Of
probable earnings, showing a net profit Of
Sl7,700 per voyage. In this it is as
tumca the number Of passengers each
way will b. 2100, and that the fares
should be e2l. 912 and &c, for first, Sec
ond sed third class.
The n Y. Tribune very truly says
ia reference to the war bubble and its ex-
plosion -,
IAN we and hundreds like us could
have snid against the war furry did not
begin to be so effectual for the preservation
Of peace as the remarks of Messrs Sew
ard, Hale, Wilson, Burlingamc, &C., in
Ercle's vein. There are no forty Quakers
alive who could have done SO much for
peace in year as the Senators above
named did by their warlike talk during a
single afternoon. So long as the Democ-
racy supposed it mi bt indulge with i'm
punity in the amusement of stirring up
the British lion and manifcsting u fierce
desire to get at him, secured against con-
sequent danger by the Republican party
Juggling at their coat-tais and begging
them not to do anything dreadful, there
was really some danger that the hold be.
hind might break and they tumble into
mischief; but the moment leading Repub.
lcans let 60 their hold and joined in the
war cry, the whole affair collapsed and
exploded Cotton is King yet at Wash
ington, though his throne totters to it,
fall, and Cotton is not at all inclined tc
fight with tho spinning jennies. This
country will never 20 to war with Eng
land while the Slave Power rules it ant
if it ever should seem to be-drifting tina
way, let Seward and Hale be induced t,
make war speeches, and the danger vii
DO over"
There is a pigeon roost at Greer
Bay, Wis, II miles wide and I mile
long Another is reported on the nortl
branch of the Oconto river still larger.
The emnncipationists of Missouri ar
bringing out their candidates for an activ
canvass in the several congressional dis
tricts, and in some of them with YER
hopeful prospects Of success.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The OxYgenated Bittere.

For the cure Of DYSPEPSIA or IspIoE.TIos,
Liver Complaint, Asthma, Costiveness, Les. of
Appetite, Fever and Ague, Heart Burn, Water
Brash, Acidity, Sea Sickness, Scurvey, Nausea,
Headache, Ennui and General Debility or any
d.Gss having it's origin in imperfect digestion.
Thesos Bitterp, ss all cl sse. # our fellow citi
1ens including Members OF Congress, Lawyers,
Ply s;c,ns, Clergymen, Planters, Farmers and
Others testify, the safe certain and sovereign
SPECIFIC for the immediate relief and permanent
cure Of TIE many cruel complaints which in some
phase Q. ether 'f Dyspepsia affiict cur race.
These Biters were discovered by pr. George
B. Green and in their formula differ entirely from
that Of any other preparation Of medicine. Con-
taiuing no alcohol no mineral-no poison-no
no1ious drug in their nature tonic, not stimu-
lating.--retaining their virtues in any cline; they
are combination and form indeed " OF Med
icine which knows rival in exterminating dis
case and restoring the System to its pristine vigor
aud health. No nattet of how oug standing. or
however induced or chronic in it. character tho
disease may be,-no matter that it has baffled the
81 i'll OF the physician, and resisted the efforts Of
Medicine q single trial Of these Bitcrs will salts
fy The sufferer that his disease ia Gmenable 10 the
proper remedy.
In testimony Of the mary cures effected by this
Remedy reference is had to the written certif-
Gates from distinguished individuals Known all
over tho land,
:. W. FowLE & Co., Proprietors, Boston. For
"a. by their agents everywhere, and by W. P.
RUSS" MiddleLuryi Roscoe s. washburn, New
Huv.n; b. F. Haskell & Son, Cornwall 0;
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Home Items. .

7 County Court adjourned on Friday
night last, after session of unusual length.
The jury trials since our last were as fol.
lows r.
Eber HER W. Lucinda. Boardman and
Turner Boardman. Trespass-verdict
for Defendant.
State vs. John Waters. Indictment for
Robbery-Verdict of guilty. Sentence
2 years'in State Prison.
State vs.. o. Briggs Indictment for as
ssult with intent to kill and murder, I'd
count Assault and Battery erdict of
guilty on I'd count.-Sentence / year in
County Jail. Woodbridge SITS. Attorney
EN-. Briggs for State. Chittendcn, Lins-
\, ley and Stuart for Defendant.
\ State VS.. Alex. Freeman. Assault and
Battery.-Plea of guilty. Sentence 9
months in County Jail
We have had q week of dry weather
and tho prospect Tor rain looksd ryer every
day Farmers regard this as a critical
period. A protracted drouth now would
be fatal to grass upon old cod, while newly
stocked clay ground would suffer materi-
ally.
LECTURES ON INDIA.--The Rev. R. G.
WILDER, resident eleven years in India, as
a Missionary of the a. B. c. F. NJ. will
give two Lectures in the Congregational
Lecture Room, on Wednesday and Friday
evenings of this week.
Snyets.-l. Origin and character OF
British Rule in India Mistaken policy
in excluding Christianity and patronizing
Idolatry. II. Tho existing mutiny in In
dia. Its extent, causes and bearing on
the work of Missions.
Admission rs cts to each Lecture, or
IS cts. to both. Tickets for a family to
both Lectures Sl,00. The avails of the
Lectures will be devoted to the Kol-a.poor
Mission in Western India.
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HARPERs NEW MONTHLY for July, is
continuation of its almost if not quite
peerless progress in the periodical line.
The matter even to the remotest corner of
the drawer" has the rich freshness that
belongs to Harper's. Price rs cents.
For Sale by A. H. COPELAND.
PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for July is on
hand promptly as usual. All We have
ever said of preceding numbers is true of
this. In support Of our own judgment Of
this excellent monthly we have observed
the universal satisfaction it gives to the
ladies, for whom it is particularly designed
We should defer to their judgment in the
matter did it conflict with our own, but in
regard to Peterson,s we are agreed. Terms
$500 in advance, G. J. Peterson, 306
Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for July is to
hand, Like its predecessors it is worthy
OF the eminent house from which it is is
sued, and the cultivated public to which
it looks Tor support. The papers of this
number have more than the usual variety
and interest. We heartily commend it to
our readers. For sale a. Copeland's