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DENTISTRY.


" EUROPEAN HOTEL.
The ndersigned has the honor of announcing to
his friends and the c'IZsHs of Washing 4
ton and elsewhere, that he will open his s4EAAv
new and spaclOus tablIshme mt, THE lGIkIS /
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner of IIth and Fsnn
avenue, on Saturday next The earrang ements em
bracng the various deoartments, have been carried
out with such clrcumspection as To suit every de-
mand which may be " ade for good eating dri nj Iny
dc, &c. The rooms for lodging are com fortable'
united with prompt service. Apartments can he
rad at a stated price por di1 week whl ST meals
will be served either at table dhots or a Ia carte
The locato such as to facilitate official business
matters, being central and commanding ready 40
cess to the Ca pit0 as well as to ths Departments
The Restaurant attached to the hotel will always
ba In a condition to accommodate passengers who
may arrive by early trains. The undersigned fat
ters himself that's liberal patronage will reward his
exertlons, as no pains will be spared in order to
give entire satisfaction to those who NAV honor
him with theH custom
fe l6 IF p EMRICH
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SEVENTH STREET.
R f nj o V A L..
so

CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM
Has removed his PLUM BING AND GAS FIT
TING ESTA ABLISHMENTto to No $40 SHvHNTH
where he keeps 81 kinds ol
PUMPS AND BATHING FIXTURFS
WATER CLOSETS, ,wASHsTANDS.'
HYDRANTs And PUMPS Of even oe.criptiou
Ba h and shower Cocks, Copper Boilers. BatR
Tubs, sinks, Marble top Wash Bssins Hose And
Couplings, Hose Pipes, 90.
He gives his PersonA attention 20 introd ucins
WAJn And Gas into Storss and DvsliiPgs-. PsS-
Steam or Hot Water on the most improved plans.
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LOTTERIES.
4 ,ONSOLIDATkD LOTTERIES OF DkL.
~ AWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAsxls
WILMINGTON. DkLAwIRK.
FRANCE, ,BROADRENTS Il CO. having OBJ
session, Lottery Contract, TO continue In opera
pon ior period OF enty years, and having given
cure the prompt payment Of al prizes Sold are now
fb5SsTTEEh bSTEEh * oTER oMTrIERnStsn' o Del the SUNSoLI-
the benefit Of international imProyements and other
OF.DELAWARE for the same objects.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at is minutes before p. m, and the
sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
IL m.
tery Commissioners appointed BY the State Of Del
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CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES. -.
Il b Subscriber having made additions 10 hi
hctoryS making Il now one Of the lar rsest.
in the District, whore his facilities for
WAIONS OF ali kinds cannot be surpassed and
nom MS long experience In ths bunness, he koDco
10 lve general satisfaction.
A! AL! kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept 81
All REPAIRenssuy done, and Ill orders premps
ssesaa-hsaa oszriss:, ssSse II s3sheees teE ssv
GW-U corner Of 1l&h md j. u.
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EDUCATIONAL,

nR: H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MU-
:, SIC. vocal and Instrumental, organst OF, l6(x
style of singing. Residence-397 New York ~
avenue. corner of 18th street. no 28-S
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say Of any oTHKR
HAS 1T FAILED, IN
STANCE TO EF-
when timely used.
an instance Of dis
one who used it. On
delighted with its
speak In terms Of
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
So U I II | N G SYRUP.
For Children Teethi

Which greatly facilit7i' tn. process. of ts.hng
ing the gums reducing all infammaten-vill aiiay ALL
PAIN and spasmodc action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DsPsno upon it, mothers, will give 10 yorr.Iys, nd
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
W. have and sold this ten ys.r, and
CAN SAY, IN CoNFIDENcE AND it, What We havs
nS,H oesh aols 70 say Of any OTHkR
ni'"o.ns- Nh'th MhS. HAS 1T FAILED,Ir
rrcr A crRE, WINSLOW,S st.Sci SIAN IT. TO 1 r.
H,n;, dd We know SOOTHING n,,anc.
sau."Cuoh oy any one who used it, On
the cohtHry, aia SIhUF, delighted with its
highest gcal et.ct. and I'D.
virtuss We speak in his WHAT VIZ DO Know
hterten ysars' experience, AND PLEDGE RgPUTA.
TON FOR THE FULFILmENT OF WHAT WE HIRE pR-
CLARE In almost where ia sud
Ing from and exhaustion relief will found in 6fts
or twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
This bic sparaon the pr.scrinto M nm. =, -
most ErPERIENCED and sKILFUL NURsRs in N,v Ens.
land, and has been used with sUCCRss in
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net emily res'ei the child from PAIN the
stomach and bowels acIdty and gives TON. and
energy to the whole will rseys
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
and ovsIcom' con'ul,,sn. which, if speedily
AND FOR srs Ip" n ,bt .ns .dss1 sIs1'
in all cases Of Drs- CHILDREN ENr and DIAR.
sr,... from nm TEETHING oR6n, IS sn.As5 il
cause We would every mother who has child
erine from Of the going complsins-Do
YOUR fREJUDICEs, NOR THE PREJUDICEs OTHERS,
sURf-yes, ABsoLUTELY sURE-to follow Of this
medicine timely used. Full using will &C
company zach bottle None gAuins unless the fac csims
CURTIS PERKINS, New York is the ousids vrapps
soId by Drug sgists througho the world. -
Principal Office, No. l3 Cedar Street, N. Y.
Price onlv IS Cents psr Bottle. ee lI-dAvIv
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WOOD AND COAL.

w SSB; C9Att.
Thorough Stock of all Sizes Of Coal
and all Kinds Of Wood,
IL OoAL well prepared before delivery.
~uoon , 2,24O pounds to the ton.
~ mSoD eacS Ieady prepared to suit the wants of
each customer or deli ivered cord length.
~rl,, l5S feet in a cord of Spit Wood.
IL Ahe w ood Sawed, but not.Split, is measured
before being Sawed.
~ III Sde at the Lo,cest Possible Prices At the
Ciff STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
fooi or |ri STREET. BELOW WAR DEPARTM'T.
os -, L. j. d w. nj. GAIT,
OMMoSe-N. w. corner 18th and c streets, No. SAY
" oVIuers lett at either pace will receive
JON -o-N prompt personal attention.
+ E + FuELE U E LIZ
a AVE now one of the most extensive stocks of
TWsiiti TWgei IN Washington, consisting Of.
w hite Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
W W hite Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
" " mite Ash stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
EEseveItoG Er !a EFT Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 224O pounds to the ton
Noon, sawed apu spit. In all cases.
Al OF which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash: Tor 80 or 81 days paper, well secured.
IL All accounts now standing will be presented
nn tas st OF January 1860, and it Is earnestly
Wood and Coal Dealer, isth M eM and G E ss.,
deO near Canal.
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III. and most elegant styles of fine GOLD JEW
ELRY CALCULATED for holiday presents. No. 33e
pa 6ae9
PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTAR- OIL PAINT
y lngs. Just received, from London, at PHILIP 4
SOLOMONS' Metropolitan Bookstore 322 Pa
avenue, between 9Th and leth SITS. Sole Agents for
La srence's celebrated Foreign Stationery fe IL
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never besn able TO
Msdicins-NEyRR
4 SIN G l. Z In
Fret 4 Gu RE,
Ntvsr did we know
satisfaction by any
the Contrary, all are
OF RRATIONS. and
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Prizes PAID As SOON As DRAWN.

MONDAY, February 20.
Ciess l4-7S numbers, Is drawn ballots.
CapItals
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NG SCHUUI.
lyARS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
ton. ~
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous of
.ecelxlns INTO hsr family few pupils as boarders,
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation And
due of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resIdence-No 3S Cameron street, AleIandria, Va,
jy E-tf
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I1AIR pressing AND GENTLEMEN,S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
WILLARDs' HOTEL.
The undersigned respectfully informs the publie
that ne nas on hand large and fastnonsble assort
ment OF Gentiemen's FURNISHING GOODS
embracing Gloves. Shirts, Neck-Ties &c of tlis
best mftsral nanufacturcd especially for has sales;
District OF Columbia and every thing i'm his line AZ
2 manufactures in HAIR WORK, such as Wigs
to order. NJ o "">oo o'11 nS'
ae 5-Sms JnuN GIprS
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TIE AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION.


NEWPORT, August 4.-The association met at ten
this morning, when the hall was crowded TO ex-
cess by ladies and gentlemen. Among the latter
were the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, and Mr.. Ogden,
of New York
There having been three or four papers left
over from the programme of section yesterday,
which had not been announced for discussion in
general session.
DIR. Morris, of Baltimore, drew attention to the
fact, and elected the Chairman's decision, who said
that the deferred papers would take precedence of
the programme of the day. ------
DR.. Barrett complained that two papers sent in
by him had been entirely neglected. He was
served the same way at Springfield last year.
Ruled out of order.
The following gentlemen were elected associate
members:-Samue Miller, of Rochester, and Dr.
Jabez Upham, of New York.
Arthur W. Wright, of New Haven Robert II.
Lambson, of Philadelphia; DIR. De Witt G. Morgan,
of Baltimore, and Thos. D. King, of Montreal :,
were unanimously elected general members.
Mrs. DR.. Howe sent in letter inviting the mem
bers of the association to visit Lawton Valley on
Monday evening to take tea. ..
On motion of Professor Rogers, the invitation
was accepted.
1t was resolved that there be no afternoon ses-
sion to-day, to allow the members to accept the
invitation to visit Fort Adams; and also that there
be no afternoon session on Monday, SO that the
members might have time to pay their visit to Mrs.
DR.. Howe.
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VOL. VINO. 76l.
Monstaru ana Commercial 8sbist.
BALTIMORE. August 6. 1850

BALTIMORE, August 6, 1850.
The transactions in stocks to-day light and they
generally rather weaker than Saturday Moth
ing whatever done in Railroad shares and for both
Baltimore and Ohio and Northern Central the market
vas heavy well as dull. Baltimore and Ohio left oil
at s74 bid and Northern Central SLY bid ~ asked
regular way the bid for the former being ana thator
the latter lower than on Saturday. sale OF $1,000
Northern Central 1885 bonds made atof&, this fig
ure being decline Of IL per cent on the last sales, and
of per cent the price obtained Tor them early last
week. Baltimore and Ohio bonds were however pretty
hrm S91 being bid for 1S75s and ssh for 1855 City
6s were also rm Sales made of 81 600 Is73s at
lOOI and 500 1s75s at 1o2x. For Bank stocks there
was some inquiry, but there very few Offering and
the only made ofl5 shares Bank of
at s24% Forthe Mining stocks there was fair nouiry
but the operations in them large Sales were
made Of 500 shares Of Springfield at time and 81
@4A cash, 400 shares Rudisel at $lS time and 500
shares Baltimore and North Carolina s1x cash. Gard
Hill very firm indeed but nothing was done in it.
1t closed regular way at s7S bid, SIX asked the price
being and the price asked higher than on Saturday
Nothing was done in Guford North State but they
were both quite firm. Guilford closed So sc bid
asked and North State at s2N bid s2H asked regular
way. Consolidated and Cambridge both closed without
sales at Saturdays quotations.
The Stock Market in New York to-day was very firm.
Erie improved y; New York Central H Cleveland and
Toledo 2x Rock Island IL Michigan Southern guaran,
teed 8; Galena and Chicago III and Missouri 6's X
Reading Michigan Southern Common Stock and Virgin.
ia 6's all closed at Saturdays quotations
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOAH3
- MONDAY. August 6, 1860
$1,000 6s, 73-l00k 300 shs. Springfield
iSoO 75-lO24 Mining Co. boo ~
1000 N. G. RR. BIDS. $50 @ e A 81
'S5-67X $50 AZ
Is shs. Bank of Com 400 shs Rudisen
merce, -4S Mining Co. boo e
500 shs. Bait. and N.
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-AUcusr a.
The New York Herald, of this morning, says:

Money has grown rather dear since last week. Rates
are 55H cent for call loans with exceptions at 4
Al where the lenders seek the borrower and where the
securities are of the highest class; 5H for first class
accepance 3Od60 days 6d6h for first class double name
9O94 months paper; 6h az for six months paper with
Two prime names 7dS for single names highest grade
Ai0 for second class paper; TO- I25 less gen
orally known Thus far the autumn business does not
not quite fulfil general expectation 1t was supposed
When the crops of the wheat seen to promise so
largely Whe the cotton crop held out equally fatering
prospects hat the importation foreign goods this fall
would be the largest known The month of uIv did
not confirm these antcpatons 1t is possible that any
importers taught by previous disapponments were un-
Wiling 10 take anything for granted with
wheat while others, especially in the ry goods
trade were afraid OF the general tendency deemed
unwse to increase their orders when everybody seemed
likely to be doing the These causes may be opera
ted to disappon public expectation with regard to the
volume of the July imports. 1t however early
yet to speak confidently of the fall We must see
what August and the early part of September will bring
FORTH Many expect that the entries OF foreign goods this
month will be by far the largest known and that
the importaons of foreign goods will be carried far
ward into the later fall months If this be the
our importers will certainly win the credit of having
sisted the most temptation to which they
exposed In foreign bills there is nothing doing and
rates steady.
Freghts-To Liverpool, per steamer 500 pkgs butter
at 50s 900 boxes cheese 50s per sailing vessel
1000 bbs flour, at 2s 3D. TO- 600 bushels wheat at
15 bbls tallow at Us Cd. To Glasgow brig with TO-
600 bushels wheat, at 3D. To Bremen hhds tobacco
30s., and 45 cases tobacco, at 25s.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: receipts e503
7e56l-for customs s221 00o payments, s37s 434 81;
balance, $3.50, 2253.
The Grain statistics of Chicago just made up show
that the receipts of Flour and Grain since January 1st
compared with receipts during the same oerod of
year. 1852 show increase 900 bbs Flour $50 900
bushels Wheat $50 900 bushels Corn Increase in shin
ments, the time 63 600 bbs Flour $50 900
Wheat GOO bushels Corn In store there the
present time 270O bbls Flour 400 bushels Wheat and
1900, 900 bushels Corn.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

- FUNEIGN.
WEST lNpIEs.-Brig Laura.-G31 bbs. -four, 209 do.
pork 800 kegs lard 100 do butter so bbs crackers
90 bread 10 half do do, do 200 hams, 600 bus
corn ZO0 boxes candles 19 bbs OIL 10 boxes tobacco 20
bales do, cases matches, 900 cigars, box clothing
boxes dry goods 50 guns bbls tar, So doz crowbars
boxes hardware, crate crockery, cases matches,
Dbl drugs, 16 bolts duck bag cotton twine tobac
CO. do liquors, so chests $50 gunny bags $500 feet
lumbsr.
HARsoR GRACE. N. F.-Schr John Grt Hh-I 457
bbs -four 235 bbs pork SO bbls tar Is bbls pitch 10
bags coffee 4,20O lbs. butter, 5s5s lbs. tobacco.
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SUIT AGAINST THE DIRECTORS OF THE GREAT EAST
ERN.-A suit has been commenced in the Circuit
Court of the United States, by Messrs. Gilbert &
Armstrong, who claim to be the assignees of
patent belonging to James E. Smith, of Greenport,
whose invention a scheme for combining the
use of the screw with the side wheels, in the pro-
pusion of vessels. Mr.. Smith, it is alleged, sub
mtted this invention to Messrs. Brunei and Stephen
son, who pronounced it impracticable, yet sub
stantiay the plan has been tried in the Great
Eastern. The damages are laid at $4,000. The
following extracts from the specifications will give
a general idea of the scope of the patent
The nature of the first part of my invention
consists in combining with the paddle-w con-
structed in any desired manner, and placed at the
sides of the vessel; a propeller or propellers,
placed at the stern of the vessel, the axis of which
be parallel (or nearly SOY with the keel of the
vessel, so that the vessel shall be impeed by the
joint action of the propeller propellers at the
stern, and the paddle-wheels at the sides, such
joint action having the'eect, as shown by expert
ment to mpel the vessel with greater velocity and
more steadily with given force than by the action
of the paddlewheels or the propeller or propelers
separately. And the second part of nv invention
consists in placing the paddle-whees when used in
combination with the propeller or propeers at the
stern, forward of the centre of gravity of the yes
sci, that portion of the action of the paddle
wheels, thus placed, may have the effect to partly
lift the bow of the vessel while the propeller or
propeers at the stern exerts all its action impel
the vessel forward.
CURIOUS ALLEGED DTsCovERY IN FLoRIcuLIuRE.-
1t is said that Mayor Temann, at his paint factory
in Manhattanville, has accidentally maue olscove-
ry which threatens to revolutlohise not
One of hands hTPs Psnd Sn sd
sieeh paint Vi Paamones pa the flowers have since
Ss6aP S'1 asd sss
Ihe paint had i ;,nre which Mr.. Tiemann has since
ng npgeS ooors to RSbe neF p1p rss nnG 5sn
biennlaLii that the flowers watered took the hue
of he deposited at their h ro0ts 5y sna
t@e, and applying different c44Ps t6s & shall s no
douVs SoIomon's SCJ ambition.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Jersey City Ferry Company launched new
boat ON Friday, said to be the largest ferry-boat
ever constructed Her dimensions pms are Length,
tons, with 45 feet in cylinder. She will accommo-
date 1000 passengers and 25 teams.
Mr.. Moses S. Beach has retired from the pro-
prieuorship of the New York San, and Mr.. VIM. G.
Church will conduct it in the future.
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Disappearance OF a Cincinnati Merchant an

OlnCIhnatI NEtrclNht NsG
his Clerk
CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.-Charles McDouga, of the
firm of West Dougal, commission merchants of
this city, disappeared lastnght, together with the
bookkeeper and $4,000 in money.
New York Bank Stat atement.
NEW YORK, August 6-The weekly statement t
OF the city banks shows decrease of S97l, 900 in
specie; S437 900 in deposits; and an increase of
Sl,O44, 900 in loans and S4lG, 900 in circulation
Fire at Gnysville, VT.
SouTH RoYALsroN, VT, August 6.-Newbank's s
factory and hotel, two stores, dwelling house and
bridge across White River were burnt at GaYsville
this morning. Loss 100000.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

A;NAvAssA-Brig S. G. Bass.-275 tons guano, Elk
Cooper. -.
& Co.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoEK-Steamship Mount Vernon half casks
brandy 10 quarter casks do, IA eighth casks do Lau
renee Thomson Il Co., quarter casks do W T. Walters
& Co.; cases liquors, 500 pkgs mdse sundry persons
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
4MINGToN MARKET, Aug. 4.-Turpentine
md none offering that we hear of. Spirits T,

DOMES liz Mahk ELS.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Aug 4-Turpentine No
sales and none offering that hear Of Spirits Turpen
tneSales after yesterdays report of 200 bbs country
at "a per gallon morning of so do at same
price.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Aug, 6.-Cotton.-Sales to-day of 500
9aies Market steady. Flour is hgher-sales of Is OOO
Susi i Ohio $525G549. Wheat higher-sales of So 600
Cosn red Southern S011 49, white Kentucky sl45
Porn = nrm-saes of 9S 600 bushels; mixed 62a63
ala 25S,a arm and heavy; Mess $1S.50@19 12x; Prime
contract for S9 7s to $1s s9 Beef steady. navy
~ Dooo pbs taken at SI2 4l6ll3 az Lard firm
a. ao7sgIoA cts Whiskey Is dnii a. 2ox652I CITE -
39x cts Rosin ia dnm pparpentine closed firm at S7S
PHIIADEIpBIA, August % Slee @ is is heavy. II
sales at az 5o1s s9n % We.-Flour is firm but active
white and 81 80 red. Corn is ~ 81 4ogi % Ior
Oats have declined. Provisions are fs!a,oZ Gus
key dull at 2lK@22 cts. 'e unchanged. Whs-
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4-Cotton-The m,r,... ~
sales to-day 700 bales; middliDg 10 cts Corn d
65 cts. Other articles unchanged o'h duil at $50
CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Flour dull; sales rn;
Whiskey advanced cent quoted I6X cts P! ant
firm. Money unaltered ~. q 'isons
CHICAGO Aug. 4.-Flour quiet and unchanged w,o..
active and cent higher sales IS 900 bushels AZ oo
(gel cts for No. spring, and $19l0 01 for No red n
store Corn rm sales 600 bushels at 43 cts in store
store. o's. ~
SsufrALo Aug 4.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
AL SAFES ooooo bushels white winter $l.I2x;
bushels new red winter at slO9k Corn steady and
~ Iair oemand sales IS 600 bushels at so cts Oats
small safes at o3x cts. Whiskev nominal at 10 cts
VswEeo, Aug. 4.-Flour dull hut Unchanged Whea,
peter demand sales 600 bushels new red winter
part to arrive, private terms Corn steady
pusnss Illinois at sex cts. Other grains quiet
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North Carolina Election

PETEREBURG, August 6.-The Erpress, neutral
paper, has just received the following from rea.
Bile source at Raleigh, North Carolina Full re-
turns from As counties show net gain for Pool
the Opposition candidate for Governor of 3,c49
over Gilmer's vote in 1856 These As counties con-
stitue two-thirds ofthe popular vote of the State.
Admitting that Pool will gain in the same ratio in
1851.
The Democratic majority in the Legislature will
be reduced considerably but it is too large to be
overcome.
The Democrats have evidently carried the
State
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NEW ORLEANS. August 6.-Arrived, schooner
Potomac, from Vera Cruz. She brings dispatches
from Washington. The city was healthy. The
Spanish frgate Isabel ii. had arrived at Vera Cruz
to communicate with the Spanish Minister.
Miramon at Lagos.
The Liberals were concentrating their forces to
attack the Capital The Liberals had seized the
Bishop of Guadaajara to effect the exchange of
Uraqua: The Miramon party were threatening to
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Kentucky Election

CINoINNATI, August 6.-The State election In
Kentucky came off to-day. So far but few re-
turns have come to hand. The only officer voted
for was Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The can
Carty, (Breckinridge Dem.;) and Il. r. Billing
and Brent Hopkins, (Ind)
In eleven towns, to noon, Coombs, Union candi-
date, was 3,400 ahead.
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The U. g. Astronomical 1Expeditio,.--Succe

SIDNEY, N. s., Aug. 4.-The U. s. Coast Survey
steamer Bibb, which went to Cape Caudleigh,
Labrador, with scientific corps, to observe the
solar eclipse Of the 2Sth of July, arrived here on
Friday. After receiving supply of coal she
sailed for New York 1t is understood that the
corps met with great in their observations
the weather having been very favorable.
Destructive Storm at Springfield. Illinois.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4-The storm at Springfield, ILL.,,
yesterday, destroyed Wither's carriage factory. A
number of carriages broken. The loss
amounted to $4,000. number of unfinished
buildings, located in various parts of the city, were
also destroyed. The total loss has not been ascer-
tanned.