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Several caucuses have been held for the
purpose OF reconclling the different opinions
upon the Tariff, but without success. 1t is
sllh thought that The bill will be rejected, if so
the session will shortly terminate
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, the 30th' inst, at the church Of
the Epiphany, by the Rev. Mr. French, Jo-
sEPH H. HERBERT, Of Boston, to MAMIE BAYN-
TON, daughter Of the late JAS Abercrombie, Of
Baltimore
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The Senate yesterday adopted resolution,
requiring the publication OF all the names Of
the private soldiers, who were killed or woun-
ded in the battles on the Rio Grande
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Yesterday. was one Of the most oppressive
days we have had. When the Thermometer
is high, too much attention cannot be paid lie
diet. The least irregularity often produces tho
most mischevious results.
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n d w S / I Z M S /.
What is it but map Of busy life,
It's fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Coaoper.

A iA-Sle~~@s- i4~4.
PANFUL.--We regret to learn, says the ~
II. News, that T. ID. Rice, the original "Jim
Crow,'' and successful delneator Of negro
character, has been deprived Of speech and the
use Of his limbs by suoie Of paralysis. Il is
hoped that he may recover Aaron Phillips,
an actor who was member of the first com
pany that played al The Park Theatre, has also
met with similar dispensation in Boston. j;
ACCIDENTAL HANGrNG. The Batavia N. T..
Times says, that on Wednesday last, a lad ma
med Martln Cone, aged about Is years, resi-
ding some three miles north Of that village,
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CLoTHING. CLOTHING.

A 1 AUCTION PRICES-I am authorized to
n sell this week 800 pieces Of Clothing, to close
consignmcnts, without reserve, consisting Of
Tweed, Alpaca, Cloth, and other summer Coats
Cashmere, Gambroon, Drilling, and Summer
Cloth Pantaloons
Satin. Silk, Marseilles, and other Vests /,
Shirts, Stocks. Cravats, Suspenders, &C.
Auction next Friday afternoon, at A o'clock, in
front Of my store Pennsylvania avenue, between llth
and 18th streets Will be sold general variety Of
Furniture, Fancy Goods, and Clothing, which will
be arranged on days of sale. w. B. LEWIS.
July Pot fttR
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There was rumor yesterday that Mr.. BIZ
c.hanan had resigned, but it was incorrect.
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING. +

nRAPER e. 90. Bank Note Engrayers and
~ Printers, Walnut street, opposite the Ex-
change. Philadelphia.
NIB. JoHs DRAPER, senior partner, and for
merIy Of the firm Of Murray, Draper. Fairman Il
Co. Ns{gsFA e3 4ts# 8 june 30-ly.
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DRowKEp.--A colored boy about IL years
OF age was drowned in the Tiber on last eve
ning abont o. o'clock.
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FRESH CARGO OF PINE OIL.
u oBERT KEYWoRTH has just received
LII large supply Of Pine OK which he will sell
at the very lowest reduced price. Also, Lamps and
Lamp Glasses Of all kinds, wholesale or retail.
Juno 3O-Im iat lif fN .ste
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A MAN watking..with two women in Pitts
burg day or two ago was knocked down by
an acquaintance and terribly beaten. .e
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SONS or TEMPERANCE ATTENTION, !,

- = ~ 81 11"11 = 1t1IVOI1 III IILNIION.
IT The Grand and Subordinate Di-
visions Of this Order in Washington City are re-
quested to meet on SATURDAY MonsIse, at z
o'clock, or as early thereafter possible, at their
new Hall, corner Of 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue, to unite in the celebration at Geoteetowii
The procession will leave the Hall at o'clock
precisely. A full band of music will be in attend
ance for the occasion.
By order z. X. Orrurr. 6. 8.
G. w. BoTELER, Jr. Marshal
june 3O-4t
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On Tuesday, owing TO the dampness OF the
atmosphere, the Magnetic Telegraph would
not work. Il is thought, however, that the
difficulty can be overcome.
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TIL Es L GU nj AIN.
THuRspAY MOANING, July ;, 1876

~. The Columbian Fountain has nearly, II not
ouite AZ wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; We believe is circulation
anone the citizes themselves is wider than any 9TH
er citY paper Advertisers would do wei 70 keep
this in mind. &
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BY A. GREEN !. .Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
ON Wednesday, the 9th inst, shall sell, on the
" premises, at o'clock P. M, the following val
liable and weIl-situated lots lying on the elevated
table land east of the late poor-house in Washing
ton, viz:
Lots No. 2, A, and 8, in square No. 5l2.
Lots No. 20, 81, 33, and "a, in square No. 5l3.
Lots No. 3, 4, and S, in square No. 523.
Lots No. 4 and q, in square No. 525.
Lot No. Z, in square No. 557.
Lots No 4 and 5, in square 4sl.
The sale will commence on Lots and 5, in
square 4sl.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, the balance in
six and twelve months, for noies bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
july 2-5t
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DEATHS.

a few days ago, at Greencastle, (Pa.) Doc
tor JOHN McCLELLAF, in the 84th year Of his
age. a
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let usnot be absorbed in the dongs Of Others as
20 forget what is going on at home.
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Bsows,s HorrL.

ID S Hollester, Bait. Al. WheeIer,Ia. Col Polk,
Bait MI Montgomery, DC WWalL, Bait
Pat.sn, do. Moore, Abb. EP Dnval, Md. VS.
CLARK, do.
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accidendy hong himself while playing with a
swing. About ten minutes before the accident
occurred, he was seen standing upon the rope
and i IS supposed (for he was alone AZ the
time) that while swinging. he either slipped or
turned, and the rope crossed and caught him
around his neck, breaking il instantly.
The FIRE AT Sr. JoHNs.-The Canadian
mail OF Monday morning gives no further in
formation concerning the destruction Of St.
Johns by fire. The reported loss Of fifty lives
however, is not credited, and does not seem
probable. That fire occuled in that city is
certain, and that twas very destructive is prob
able; but beyond this nothing is known.
NJ j. Courier.
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SAD AccIDENr.-O On Monday last, while a
man By. the name Of Devoe, accompanied by
his two sons and another lad, who's name we
did not learn, was crossing the Allegeny at
Dckson's falls, their skif sunk when near the
shore. We regret to add that M. p. and his
two sons Were drowned. The body Of the old
man was recovered, but those Of the lads have
not been found; the bodies however, will be
found together, as theyounger one was seen
to clasp hold of the elder before sinking the
last time Pittsbvg Jour.
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Watchman SHIELDS was shot at Pittsburg a
few nights BY man he attempted to arrest
II is thought he will recover.
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CORRESPONDENCE

How glorious is this invention of writing, where
by we can easily communicate to absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement!
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halt, be over run with amin alsof ths q, aine
species, Of no use to any one, and = most de-
cided nuisance to street passengers. rust
the police constables, will execute the law
strictly. ~.
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The State Convention Of New York for re-
vising the constitution, have proposed to strike
out the clause requiring the Governor of the
State 10 be native, so that the Office will here
after be free 10 citizens, whether native or TO
REIGN ts S8tss yase Ess
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IRISH EMIGRANTs.--Th Boston Journal of
the 9th inst. says: g We regret TO learn from
the PosT that there is much sickness in this ci-
ty among the poor Irish emigrants who have
lately arrived here. Nearly every emigraDt
vessel has more or less sick on arrival. and
many more sicken in week or two after COM
ing on shore. We are informed, that the Hos
pital wards OF the aims house are crowded to
oteraowing, mostly by recent emigrants."
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FATAL a ccIDENT. Mr.. Archibald S. Clark,
Of Madison, La, lost his life recently by the
accidental discharge of a fowling piece whilst
he was out hunting
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NARROW EsoAPE.-As the cars were passing
over the railroad from Sandusky city to CO.
lumbus, via Tiffin, one of the rails was turned
up with tremendous force, breaking through
the bottom of the car, between two seats, with
gentleman and lady on each. One escaped
with rent in his coat, the rail passing be-
tween the others legs, bruising his knees,
wrist, and mouth, and cutting large cash in
his forehead. Half an inch variation would
have taken his head from his shoulders.
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nenc 9crotbcrt init blcIer O1ceBin cinenDer.
iutb gu maiden. Bcipnocrs nirffam 1T Ge
bei Mlutterweb, Scpf6mer5sn 6er3flrpfn,
Olanasl al g6lut, rrcr wenn Der Olascn
ba6 glIen nitbt Dcrtra9en mill, strn 70 mirf,
fam tel Seitenitccbcn unp NifenItbmsrssrL
mo aud lei ltnorrnunacn in Der monatlicbsm
8enisuna. Sir bcn tlauen Snesn Der Sins
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binneu fnr5er 3eit eurirt.
Srieoridb 5dblaud,.
Aprif %. BY.
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beItbwerbrn, unp III 6cnlun9 Der hrannaben
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pcrfauft worren fein.
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6riluna Der peritbicpcncn Sranfbcitsn fir
wclcbc ile cmpfchlen 1T, pa6 (te alien anocrn
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&C. iCGncll .ucran9cbt.
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ten mo tCtannt 9rmadbt wp.ben, ater rcr
&ofcnaufwonp BON 3eiun9sbetanntmaebuns
1en pertietet Deren OllttbelIuu9 bier. 0ir
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pen BON scr 0lIelitbtst oicIer Wlcpi3in wcnm
tte anrufcn al geipp's @sIuuObeits gmpori,
nm SO. 1911, 9lprb 2te Stro6e, mtcrbolt
DER Sinsitra6c, gum @t6iIo ocs "9olrencn
2lpIcrs uno 9bIanacn," no 3cuauihc unp
0atbmCilnnaGn,su buursrtHn bon 8dlen rsr
mCrt>phrriaten &uren rnrCb oielr O3cci,in,
pcraCSti:t mcrbCu t6nncn.
0eaoln9, SuIl |. 1915.
sr-7"9lcie Olsri3in 1T 3u bem ctcn ou9cae:
brncn sprcir in olrfcr O9udcrei IN bakcn.
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8Dr10rtfte1l,

sefohen BON G. j. Eselmann, iinb miebsr
ebalten II. gum 9sreauf in cieisr Ornesrek
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fr0ber Don 6rn. QBanncr Ils &lCitcrltpbr
benust ,purpc.
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mo nit elmer sro6en NuGmobI BON @acbcn
perieben, Die man nitt iberaG fnpcc. 8e.
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Santbar fit bic ti6bcr 9enc1tnc &mos
ftbaft, ftbmcicbelt CT Ilcb nit Der l5ofnunS,
oa6 Ielne 8reunbe i'm ourb in iCinem jceiacn
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tel al GNte uno SlQisfeit ale anbern Der
Art, bic bier perfauft wcrocn, 9Ietb 0np Deer
nbcrtrcfen
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nno YeNer Stpbr.
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4ten uno 5ten, ndcbite Sbir gu pearlon'
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nuppeo, uno ,pollene Suite, BON AUD
Olcprn unp Sormrn.
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ne nno baari9e Gccbunp Sarpen. - CHE,
talIs srahorH: 5tte CUR pa0rnosn Sobrsscit.
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les oleIes fpiro su pcn nisbriaIlcn SoracIl
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Nep SerIep,
SsIpiosrs Sanf' ~ Selprers, ri
Surlin9tcn So. Sanf, Mepfrre, p|
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warmers Sanf* Otpunt Sopuy
8armers ii Olsebanits Sanf, 0abmap
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princetcn Sant%', 4Drineeton pI
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@tatc Sant<,t 0lewart
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hbsr Hlrien Sr9rnttanp, ipenec man Gtb prrs
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unp Shuplfia ScurnaIs, 9isabiua, pa.
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4. Krumbbaar, Setrctar.
DIRECTORS:
O'ortcn OleOlleb0rl @hares Stcfee,
SoIepb Q8rpo, Arcbtalp Isriabt,
Sp s. Mauercnne, Samud 3ownlsup,
glljab 0ollct, 81. Q4. pcn,rop,
@barlss ID. @tbrslncr.
Neaotn9, Slcpcmter /. ~.
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CDu Guocu Guc.
2tu5 rsm Srani6fllben titertro9en ron
DiFtor IDiIbclm Sr6blitb.
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(9rud BON Socob llDl in PsuzWorf.)
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pier loiI'n niht6 gu wunitben ,i6ri9 uno untsrs
tbeleen Nb rprtbeilboft pon piclsn oneern ocrz
art9en llnternebmunQsn.
lleber ben @ebolt Der "0ebeimnGIe" Ib men
ter au6Sulprecben, 1T polfommen liberfliiliG,
oa Die &ritif ldn9it ibr llrtDsil oarlber Qefdlt
bat. Nnsrfannt lit eS bo6 9ebiegsnrifs QGsrf
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l3ulfdncs Der Geislltbaft nitbt cine 0dniltbt
Gsfcrm srltten bobsn. Sn Der oniitbenclftn
Sorm er9sbt e6 licb tibsr aae jene Tra1en, mel.
DIE bic Srudsr ber Ssst;et 6sibdftioen unp
Die Wa(Isn in Selue9un9 fseen. = Seim GeIln
Der SeDsimnlhs bon YariS mrb bsm Wrmen
oer Oeutb wieberfsbrsn, ben Nsid)en miro eS III
sutsn panblun9sn trsibsn, Der @srebtiofeit6.
llsbente miro eiri9er ifrsben, Die Su0eno aud
am Nermfen III ebren, uno Der @lenoe Qeuob.
rem, eas ct friibsr ODER fpdtsr bic fol9cred)ten
er9ebniiie feiner J9anolun9en fbmerjlib ertro
gen mub. QSir 9laubsn un5 bater ben 9ant
osS oeutiben Yublifum5 Der lInicn III verois
nen, tpenn mir ibm bsie6 trsf1idbe 9Gerf in ei.
ner 9sbie9snen lle0eriesun9 uno untaoelbafler
au5ifattung porIe9sn.
Dem leBten S9efte wirb bas mpblaelunaene
Sllbnib Cues bsiae9sbsn.
Sbarlss Willsr,
9eo. lis 0ladau ct. HeusVprf.
Mai "a. lS46.
N. .. Sos erifs Josft bss cbiaen QGerfss
tlf bsrs'tS srfbiensn unb in bislsr 9rudersi ~
Dasen, no sbenfafs msitsre Ssife0unaen angss
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

Calamities Of Genius.-'Milton, pro-
scribed and poor, descended in utter blind
ness to The tomb. Dryden, towards the
close of his life. was compelled to sell his
talents piece meal to support existence.
Little cause have L. said he, TO bless
my stars for being born an Engishman.
L, is quite enough for one century that il
neglected a Cowley, and saw Butler
starved 10 DEATH Olway, at a later
period. choked himself with a piece Of
bread thrown to him to relieve his hun
ger. Wha, were not the sufferings OF
Savage, composing al street corners,
writing his verses on scraps oil paper
picked out Of the kennel. expiring IN
prison, and leaving his corpse to the
gaoler. who betrayed The expense OF his
in,erment! Chatterion. after being many
days without food, destroyed himself by
poison