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RoBBERY.--A Large HaM-One Thansand Dol lars Re,oard.--About o'clock the afternoon of yesterday, small room in the Patent Office building Washington, adjoining the National Gallery, was en tered by means of false keys, and several articles soen the value of which is estimated at from -four. tce, to ieen thousaad dollars. The articles stolen were an elegant and costly gold snuff box set with diamonds, having the letter GA" in diamonds cn ,ne lid; pearl necklace, consisting of l4s pearls also two very large separate, sent to the President by the Imaum of Muscat. gold scabbard was also taken, the sword belonging to it was left doubtless to enable the thief to ppt Inc scabbard into convenient form to be secreted onbis person and carried off, The room had been visted and the curiosifes shewn but a few minutes previously. He was Il bold r6bber, thus to venture broad in daylight to make felonious entry into public room liable every moment to of fcial visitation. By advertisement in another col umn it will be seen that reward of one thousand dol Jars for the recovery of tine articles and the detection of the robber, Is offered by Mr. Ellsworth, the Com- missioner of patents.-[ Baltimore Clipper,