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PEACE Mission. We cannot see any rea-
sonable objection to the proposition submitted
to, and rejected by, the House of Representa-
tives few days since, to send a message of
peace to Mexico We have heretofore adyo-
Gated this course as being more magnanimous
than any other that could be taken by our 60
vernment and as beng well calculated to ele-
vate US in the eyes of other nations. The spir-
it of the age is against wars, and particularly
wars for conquest; and we would do well to res
pect this general feeling, and to act upon chris
tian principles. What do we desire of Mexico,
that cannot be better obtained by negotiation
than by war? Do we seriously contemplate
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the empire, and the APP
shall we be content with the payment of our
lust pecuniary demands, and the establishment
of the Rio Grande as the boundary line be-
tween the two nations? If our views be limited
to the latter objects, Gas they should be,) we
have no doubt that they could be obtained by
peaceable means: but if our ambition extends
TO the conquest and annexation of half of Mexi-
co to the United States, it is not likely that we
shall be gratiied even by continuing the war.
Besides, by prosecuting the war for such pur-
poses, we are unjusti6abIy sacrificing the lives
of American citizens and accommodating heavy
national debt. 1t is already seen, that sickness
exists to considerable extent in our army,
with the prospect Of increase. Our troops are
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{H3- u. y. GRAND BAND ORDER OF UNIT
ED BROTHERS. The members are hereby notified
to attend the regular quarterly meeting Of this Band
THIS (Friday) EVENING, at half past O'Clock, in
the Hail. corner of Trpolett's alley and Baltmore-s
IL BY order, WILLIAM ORR, Stc,Y.
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ny- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
d,ete at his Old Established Store, Water-st, I'd door
from Calvert. apS
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SUDDEN DEATH. Rev. Mr.. Collard, printer
of the Methodist Episcopal Book Concern, in
New York, fell dead at his residence on FRI
day, while making preparations to leave town.
He had attended to business as usual through
the day. His disease was an enlargement of
the heart.
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From the Republican and Argus.

03- TOBACCO has been used ever since the DAYS
of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high and the low the
rich and the poor, the king aud the beggar; indeed its
consumption has become general that it is hard TO
find one that does not either smoke, snuff chep
For ourselves, prefer rich Cigar An. there they
are! a box of the agreeable deuders-BOOTH'S
BEsT Boy, light a match. so that we can luxuriatc
for few minutes until the devil calls for copy Puff
PuFF!! PUFF!! All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now are DOING we would recommend
them to No. s5 HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand 1t
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MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA. 1t was re-
ported in New York on Sunday that Santa
Anna and Almonte had arrived there, incog.
OfcouTse, the report created some stir, but it
was soon ascertained to be unfounded.
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MELANCHOLY BEREAVEMENT. Four chill
dren, three sons and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis, Rose street, New York, have died with
in few days past of scarlet fever.
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PITr-sT. SABBATH School EXCURSION. Don't
forget the fine excursion of the Pitt-street Sabbath
School, to Cambridge to-day. The steamer Planter
will leave the lower end of Dugan's wharf, at seven
nSclOck
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SUICIDE. Henry Coy, of Brushvalley town
ship, Indiana Co., Pa, committed suicide on
Thursday week, by hanging himself in his own
barn, while laboring under mental alteration
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SwINDLMG. A man named Cromwe ell, from
Augusta, Geo, was arrested in Philadelphia,
on Saturday, on the charge of attempting to
swindIe Messrs, Miller s. Brown, out of $500
worth of goods.
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The CANAL. We learn fiom the Williams.
port Times, that the water has been turned in
to the Canal between Dam No 4. and 6. Thus
it would appear that the damages done the Canal
by the late freshet, have been repaired much
sooner than was anticipated
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JUNIOR ARTILLERY, BALTIMORE, July %.
ORDER NO. 2. The Company will occupy
" from this date, the New Annoy s. w corner
of Baltimore and South SIS, entrance ON North st.
At the drill THIS EVENING, members will de-
post arms, accoutrements, and other property here
tofore remaining in their possession. By order,
II. MCDOWELL, Captain Cong Co.
ID. LEFEvER, Secretary. lt*
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CAUTION TO FRUIT STEALERs. A young
man in Springfield, Mass, was recently fined
SEQ and costs, for stealing cherries, and for
mutilating the trees in the operation.
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vEVHE QUESTION sETrL ED AT LAST.

TEHHE QUESTION SETTL ED AT LAST
~ II will never be asked from this time who sci
the greatest number of handsome Prizes il is plan|
that NJ. DOYLE has no equal in that peculiar line
and 1t is only necessary to refer TO the official schemes
to ascertain that he has sold nearly all of the capital
prizes. This he willconlinue do and will no doHh
satisfy all who will give him rial. genemanI
encouraged by his having sold the capital prize n|
Tuesdays Lottery for the first time inves ed $40 fol
which he received $3.50 in god this proof positive
of the pIoprey ofinvesting with Doyle in all cases.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S25 shares iH|
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
J.. THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY-CaptaIs $780, tickets s2s, shares in
proportion.
09-Certfcates of Packages will be issued in Fri
days Lottery at the following low rates, for WhoIes
S32; Halves SIC; Quarters Sc; Eighths 81. This is a
brilliant opportunity and should by all means be en-
braced
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, SHARE All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, No. LA Prattstree.,
~ 1Rl Opposite r 81 o, X. r. Depot.
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FREEMAN Convicted. We learn from the
albany Alias that the negro Freeman, who has
been on trial in Cayuga county for the murder
of the Van Ness family, was found guilty on
Thursday afternoon last.
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o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every descriptions, executed with great despatch, at
he Office o the Clipper, 1874 BALTtsoRE-sT.-as
uAMN1oru p,rrS Much larger than any other
MAMMOTH BILLS office can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enunerate, as we pos
sessed offacilites with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery for doing work. in eveystye,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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By WILLIAM G.. HARRISON.
O'DONNELLS, WHARF.

nN MONDAY, Sd AUG UST, at Ii O'Clock, at
W the Warehouse, No. 1877, McEldery's wharf
Steam Engine of about horse power with boil
ers, gallows frame, pipes set of CRATES, zinc CO.
yer for boiler and smOke-stack. wrought iron Div
ing Bell of 81 feet diameter with lot of castings for
ballast shears chains, blocks wenches signal lines,
&c. / small hand Air Pump. do. on frame, with
fly wheel. 8 sets of India Rubber Submarine Ores
SEES with cop, er helmets. l small Forge with Black
smith Tools, bellows, anvils &c. large purchase
wenches, nearly new, lot of blocks, jack screws,
timbers dogs shackes and crow bars, chain SINGS
hemp hewers tools, &C. sets of India Hose one
inch and one-haf inch diameter, about 900 feet in
length with many articles of machinery suitable for
Submarine Diving, too numerous to he mentioned.
Immediately after, the sale at Flaunigan,s wharf,
the Brig FRANCIS AMY, l6l tons burthen, will store
about 1900 barrels, copper fastened and coppered. The
inventory can be seen at my counting room.
iy22-tf WILLIAM G. HARRISON
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ibF- TO SECURE A PRIZE in one or other Of the
Lotteries drawing daily, you should try BYRNE &
CO., North East corner of Exchange Place and South
stYp n
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A sPLENDTD EXCURSION.

a saAM 1t is IN contemplation to have the
hS4kr p Ats3wa superb Steamer JEWESS, Capt. SUIT
S1s9assIlH'& TON, (she having been thoroughly re-
paired and painted in style,) make trip of pleasure
Raps, big ship Pennsylvania, York Town, Virginia,
and the Atlantic Ocean, with fine Band of Music,
on or about THURSDAY, 9th of August. Paticu-
lars in future advertisement. ives ths3t
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LIT. LUTHER. This officer, who was so Sc
verely wounded at the battle of Palo Alto, is
now in New York. He is obliged to use crutch-
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GtOOKING RANGES. The subscriber has
" been appointed an agent for the sale of BEEBE'S
PATENT RANGES with Water Backs, Boilers and
Bath hxtures which cannot be exceled by any other
Cooking Range that is offered for sale. Comment is
unnecessary as those disposed to purchase will of
course examine for themselves, when every satisfac
lien as regards economy, &C., will be given,
ALFRED II. REP,
jy29 No 1886 Baltimore at.
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FASHION. This celebrated racer has run
twenty-one races at four mile heats, winning
twenty. The gross aggregate Of the stakes
and purses she has won, amount to the enor-
nous sum Of thirty-nine thousand nine hundred
dollars
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THE MUSEUM. The beautiful and highly interest
ing drama of ssThe Cabin Boy" which was received
last evening, upon its first representation at the Sa-
loon, with such great satisfaction, will be re Gated
this evening 1t is the most beautiful drama we have
ever witnessed. The performance all conclude with
the farce of the "Manied Rake.n
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Drowned. Charles Dovatt, aged years,
son of William Lovatt, of Philadelphia, was
drowned in the schuylkill on Saturday, while
bathing
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CRY MORTALITY. There were 1856 deaths in
Philadelphia last week, of which number as
were under one year of age-died of cholera
infantum Is; consumption 0; smallpox [.
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OUR Box TABLE. We have received from Mr..
William Taylor, Jarvis Building, North street, the
following publications.
"Temper and Temperament, or Varieties of Char
acter''-by Mrs. Ellis, author of "Women of Eng
land" &C. We have not read the volume, but it is
from good source.
''The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of England;
with Treatise on the Popular Progress in English
History"-by John Forster, of the Inner Tempe-ed-
ted byJ o. Chaue. This is an excellent pubIica-
ton, Astounding in useful information. Iii published
in numbers at IS cents each; the first of which has
just appeared
"New York Illustrated Magazine of Literature and
Au'-edited by Lawrence Labree. The August
number this avorite periodical is replete with in
teresng tales, &C., and embellished with four beau
hful engravings. 1t is published by Wm Taylor y
Co.. at the Aston House, New York, and merits 10 be
literally pattoHized. 1t contains much Than the
ordinary quantity matter contained in similar pub
locations
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PASSAGE OF THE FoRTIFIcATIoN BILL. The
House of Representatives yesterday by vote
of 81 yeas to 6 nays passed the Fertilization
bill, which contains an ppropriation-S3O, 900
we belicve-for the commencement of the
works at Sellers Flats, below this city.
FoRTiFICATIoEs IN CANADA. The Detroit
Advertiser states that the military Commission
ers sent out from England have been in session
at Montreal for nearfour months, and complet-
sterling, principally devoted to Notifications on
the st. Lawrence and Lake Ontario. The Ga
=etle announces that iron war steamers will be
Immediately put on the Lakes.
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h2- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. I05 CHEsEur STREET,
between Third and Fourth,
Philadelphia.
d. K. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
JAS. NJ. SANDERSON, Of Philad. ,,,.-
jy25 I'm GEO. p. BURNHAM, of Boston, ASs To-
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OFFICE OF EMORY n 90,


Opposite Barnum's, Bait. Md.
M7-OFFlClAL DRAWING of thesMd. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. 80, for 1916:
SO s 6S 46 IS ii 81 73 Is &C 8 So
G and SO, being The LIST and ID drawn Nos each $50
G and So, being the 2f and Sd drawn Nos. each 40
46 and 6S, beng the Sd aud 9TH drawn Nos each 30
46 and 63, being the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos each 90
IL and 60, being the 9Th and 9th; or and II, be-
ing the 9th and eth drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " S
1t EMORY & CO., No. N. Calvert-st
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM
For Rotterdam-Ship Wakona, about Aug2
For Rotterdam-Ship Roscoe, about Aug, 7.
For Rio de Janelro-Bdg Napo leon, few days.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Harp, aug |.
For B emen-Bfig Apollo. soon.
For ST. Jago de Cuba-Brig Adele, Aug.l /.
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A. Thompson
August T.
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HEALTH OFFICE, July 20, 1876

HEALTH OFFICE, July 20, I646I
RePortof tnteTments in the city of Baltimore, for
t0eek, ending Monday moTning, uts!
Cholera iAlantum TO- fnfantle unknown 10; Sc1
let Fever ,; Stubborn 8; Bilious ChOlc !; Disease
the Liver /; Dropsy 2; Drowned ]; inflammation
the bowels Il Phrenitis |; Measles !; CONSUMPTION
Mania !; Catarrhal fever |; Commissions 3; Teethi
8; Dropsy in the Head 2; Typus Fever /; Whoopj
Cough ]; Adult unknown 2; ApOplexy /; Old age
Poison |; Cramp Cholic !; Casualty I. Total &c.
Under year, ...... 30 Between 5 and TO-. 4
Between and b.. d" 10 and q, q
9 and S.. 5 Above 2l,..,.., O.
Males, 30; females 1856. OF which number
were colored persons--l2 free; slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Healthl
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OOIS ON THIS PICTURE! Last Sat
~ urday made the 9TH time in five weeks that
those invincible prize sellers, EMORY & Co, No.
Calvert street, have sold the high capital prize in the
popular some Dollar" Lottery, that is drawn in this
CITY every Saturday. Nos. l9 % as, on a whole tick
ct, this lucky firm sold to gentleman from Charles
ton, S. c., who called in at their office to get South
Carolina note discounted. They also sold large
number of other splendid prizes in this avoite Lot
terry to country and city customers. How much
longer viii those persons who suffer with pecunary
embarrassment delay applying in the right quarter for
relief EMORY s. CO.'S Office is famed throughout
the land for the brilliant prizes that daily sold at
it. TO BAY, for the tr1ng outlay of SIPS, an adj
venturer may secure TO himself the brilliant capital
prize of $4,000
BEHOLD THIS CHARMING SCHEME!
Iof $4,000 l of 81 300
of $500 ] OF 1855
of 400 | o. LOO
Tickets S23-shares in proportion.
package of &c tickets we will sell for 1915.
90 EMORY & co. will guarantee to return TO
purchasers one half of their money back.
Head Quarters for Prizes! No 2N. Calvert street
nearly opposite Barnum's Hotel.
EMORY CO.,
1t ri Baltimore, Md.
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FOR CAMP MEETING.
GRAND TRIP AND FISH DINNER II

$ziag stEH at O'Clock, precisely, and County
- wharf at VI O'Clock, on MONDAY
NEXT, 3D. August, (and return at a very early hour in
the EVENING" on a party of pleasure to KENNARDS'
LANDING, one of the most beautiful and cool spots
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with the MA
TIONAL BLUES FULL BAND, and fine COTILI-
LION MUSIC, under charge Of favohte Ballet mas
ter, After arriving at Kennard's, n fine FISH, CRAB
and OYSTER DINNER will be served up, by one of
the best caterers in that llne;.a very reasonable
price The party will have an opportunity of anus
ing themselves by dancing on the shaded green; or
those who prefer it, have from six hours, fine
spsn fishing. As Chestertowa is near, those who
wish to visit their friends, will have ample time to do
and return.
The chaIerer of this trip and manager pledge them
selves to have the best possible arrangements for the
day, and are determined to make this one ofthe most
favOGte tr ps of the season.
ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY will be on
board, of the very best, at low rates.
TICKETS for the "Trip only SO cts;, each-children
and servants half price, to be had the Clipper, Sun
and Argus offices; No. Light ct. wharf also at the
Boat on the morning of departure.
Let all those who wish To spend an agreeable day
with pleasant party secure tickets without delay
The LADY JANE, and other OMNIBUSSES will
run from Pennsylvania Avenue, Ashland Square and
Broadway, F. r, free of charge to the Boat Mon
day morning next. Z. LANDLORD,
J29-ths&m4 Manager.
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On the 18th inst, RosANNA WHELAN in the 3s
year of her age.
AT Chestertown, on the 23l inst, after an illness
about 80 hoHrs, Capt JOSEPH PENNINGTON, of Ouej
AIMS county, aged about 45 years.
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CLEARED,
Brig Kate PeRdeIgast, Evans, Mayaguez, P. ri
Kirkland, Chase s. Co.
Schr Queen, Eidridge, ST. Thomas, Wilmington
Eastman.
SAILED-Brig Magnolia, Leslie, Charleston; sch
Emily Johnson, Snedicor N York.
ARRIVED.
Schr Notus, Gibbs, I'm York, guano and piasteI
MEMORANDA.
Barque w Paige, Taylor, from Baltimore, arryl
at Boston Gath inst and brig Jos Balch, Parker fro
do do 25th.
schr Josephine, La,ourette, for Baltimore, cleare|
at N York 18th inst.
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BARN BURNT. We learn from the Williams
port Times, that barn belonging to Mr.. Louis
Barr, on his farm, 8 miles south of that place,
was struck by lightning OH Thursday night
last, and entirely consumed, together with its
contents, and wagon shed, corn crib and some
farming utensils, Mr.. William Crufman rent
ed the farm, and has thus lost the whole crop
of grain. Loss $4,000.
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E1ANS, FANS, FANS! A splendid assortment
a of lvory-handled Feather and Chinese Silk
Fans, on hand and for sale by the single one or doz.
by JAMES M. HAIG,
iy28 1873 Baltimore street.
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MARRIED
DI E D.

On the 18th lust. by Rev, Mr.. Vinton, JOHN Do
ING to Miss MARTHA BEvARD, all of this city.
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OFB4LrlMDF+
MONDAY, JULY 27, 1876.
CLEARED,

FRoMTHE EXCHANGE READ,NG-Room 3 SOCKS,
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ers sent out from England have been in session
at Montreal for near four months, and complet-
ed their plans, estimated TO cost 5000, 900
sterling, principally devoted to Notifications on
the st. Lawrence and Lake Ontario. The Ga
.etle announces that iron war steamers will be
Immediately put on the Lakes,
SUDDEN DEATH. Rev. Mr.. Collard. printer
of the Methodist Episcopal Book Concern, in
New York. fell dead at his residence on Fri
day, while making preparations to leave town.
He had attended to business as usual through
the day. His disease was an enlargement of
the heart.
SwNDLING. A man named Cromwell from
Augusta, Geo, was arrested in Philadelphia,
on Saturday, on the charge of attempting to
swindle Messrs. Miller s. Brown, out of $500
worth of goods.
The CANAL. We learn fiom the Williams
port Times, that the water has been turned in
to the Canal between Dam No A. and 6. Thus
it would appear that the damages done the Canal
by the late freshet, have been repaired much
sooner than was anticipated.
FASHION. This celebrated racer has run
twenty-one races at four mile heats, winning
twenty. The gross aggregate Of the stakes
and purses she has won, amount to the enor-
nous sum Of thirty-nine thousand nine hundred
dollars.
FREEMAN CoNvicTEp. We learn from the
Albany Alias that the negro Freeman, who has
been On trial in Cayuga county for the murder
of the Van Ness family, was found guilty on
Thursday afternoon last.
MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA, 1t was re-
ported in New York on Sunday, that Santa
Anna and Almonte had arrived there, incog.
Ofcourse, the report created some stir, but i,
was soon ascertained to be un(ounded
SUICIDE. Henry Coy, of Brushvallcy town
ship, Indiana Co., Pa, committed suicide on
Thursday week, by hanging himself in his own
barn, while laboring under mental ALTERATION
LIT. LUTHER. This officer, who was so Sc
, verely wounded at the battle of Palo Alto, is
now in New York. He is obliged to use crutch-
es.
THE GOVERNMENT Oh AT NANTUCKET.
We learn from Col. Hatch, says the New Bed
ford Mercury, that the Government of the U.
States has assumed the loss of about Sl5 900,
occasioned by the destruction of 500 bbls of
Sperm Oil by the recent fire in Nantucket
MELANCHOLY BEREAVEMENT. Four chill
dren, three sons and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis, Rose street, New York, have died with
in few days past of scarlet fever.
CAUTION TO FRUIT STEALERs. A Young
man in Springfield, Mass, was recently fined
SEQ and costs, for stealing cherries, and for
mutllating the trees in the operation.
DROWNED. Charles Lovatt, aged years,
son of William Lovatt, of Philadelphia, was
drowned in the schuylkill on Saturday, while
bathing.
CRY MORTALITY. There were 1856 deaths in
Philadelphia last week, of which number As
were under one year of age-died of cholera
infantum Is; consumption 8; smallpox |.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
A Runa,cay and Smash. The horses attach
ed to Hack No. SO, the property of Mr.. John
Reeves, ran off yesterday at the lower end of
i. III.