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ICE! ICE at l2t cents per bushei ut the Ice
IL Houa.--We have small Jumps Of Ice, that
will do for Soda Fountain, Ice Cream Merchants,
&C., &c, which we will sell at the house for the
sum of l25 cents. A person will be in attendance
during the day, for the delivery Of the same.
Our customers need not fear that ou Ice will fall
short, as we have heavy stock. Persons wishing
Ice will please leave their address at the Lumber
Yard of w. H. Gunnell, opposite Coeman's Hotel.
jy l4-edtf GUNNELL d blRD.
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From The Batim, re Sun.
I. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP
G A NJ B r. A

AHnI VAL Or IHE - Ell MOHlf
G A NJ B r | A
Fifteen Days Later from Europe.
The Corn Bill and lie Duties Bill Passed
The Irish Coercion Bill Defeated
Sir Robert Peel and his Ministers haze
Retired The Election Of The Pope Ri
ots in Ireland Great Joy in England at
The Settlement Of the Oregon Question
SC. &c. SC.
The steamer Cambria was telegraphed forty
miles off Boston at O'Clock Friday afternoon,
and arrived al the wharf Of that city between
aud O'Clock the same even ng. Through the
energy and attention of our active agents, the
news was Immediately forwarded to US by tele-
graph the entire distance, and by 10 O'Clock
last night we were placed in possession of the
following important intelligence:
On The evening of the 25th June, the House
Of Lords passed the Corn Bill on its third read
ing without division.
At 2 O'Clock on the morning of the next day
the House Of Commons left Sir r. Peel and
the government in minority of 73 on The Irish
Coercion Bill.
On Saturday, Sir Robert Peel proceeded to
the Isle of Wight for the purpose Of rendering
his own and his colleagues designations TO the
Queen. And on Monday night he made
heightened exposition Of his motives for resign
ing, in the House of Commons.
Sir Rober Peel in his speech when resigning
as Premier, devoted an hour to the subject OF
the Oregon and Mexican questions with refer
ence 10 the United States; and congratulated the
country that all sources Of difficulty with that
great nation were settled. So lar as that sle of
the Atlantic was concerned, all eyes are now
turned to the American Congress on the sub
ject Of the tariff.
] The new council consists as follows:
Marquis of Sansdowne, Privv Seal
Earl Of Mar, Home Department.
Sir Geo. Gray, Foreign Department
Viscount Palmerslon, Colonial Secretary.
Earl Gray, Treasurer.
| Lord John Russell, Exchequer.
Mr.. Charlie. N. Wood, Board Of Trade.
Earl Of Clarendon, Chief Secretary for Ire
land.
Mr.. Labouchere, Secretary of War.
Hon. f. 0. B. Maute, Attorney General.
Gen Sir Thomas Wilde, Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland.
Duke of Wellington, Commander in Chief.
The grain market remains without change.
The London Times regards the new minis
try iavorably
Sir Robert Peel VIEWS it without jealousy,
and with friendly eye. The general impress
sion is, that the new Premier will hastily wind
up the business OF the session, and dissolve
Parliament in the course of the autumn.
The contemplated change in the sugar duties
has had an injurious effect
Cardinal Peratti, aged So years, has been
elected Pope.
The ninth foreign delegate did not arrive in
line TO vote.
Great riots have occurred in Ireland,
The trouble with The Caffrees continues.
Several fights have taken place with the Co
lonists.
Great JOY has been manifested in England at
the settlement of the Oregon question.
i Lord Francis Edgeron has been raised to
The peerage, and his place in the Cannons has
been filled by an American merchant, G. ID.
Brown, esq,
I The Great Western arrived out on the 22d
ult
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DISTINGUISHED ARRlvAL.-We feel happy
in being able TO inform our readers that the
distinguished Mynheer Won Clippen Won
amvondericslaughter Vanhausen is
nowin town to opurchase two cents worth OF
pea. nuts Boston Sun.
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An ADDREss delivered before the the Msssa.
chusetts Temperance Union on the 26th Of
May. Il, Is rrufY excellent, and we rejoice u
know, with It's atsahor, that "Truth only needs
10 be thought upon, 70 make known i,s own
Il way bFs 8&g5d 9tll aaaa I'll 0'HH9is
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The corner s,one OF the Linnaean Hall, at
Gettysburg, we learn, is 10 be laid with appro-
pirate ceremonies on Thursday the 23d Of this
month. The Hon. Lewis Z. Levin is TO deli
yer an oralion, and the Governor OF Pennsyl-
vania, and other distinguished strangers are 10
be present and participate in the exercises.
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Drunkenness. Friday last butcher
named Murphy, being intoxicated, threw a
cleaver at a person standing near him, and on
ly for a basket lying on block, negro boy
passing along would probably have been killed.
Wilmington (DeL) Chicken.
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On Monday afternoon. the Master Bakers Of
-the city held a meeting for me purpose Of
adopting suitable measures, for establishing a
uniform and permanent rate. for the sale Of
bread 9 ahst iG5si1
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o"t LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, TO
sdl the day ending July Is, at IL M.

LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the principal Hotels in this City, FOL
adi the day ending July Is, at IL M.
aBfH 8 USIrsD STATES HorHL. a12t
low Faulkner. Con. N H Rogers, Jr. Va. s M
Gibson, do. J L Rencher, do. E Mcdowell, -----
g b Wolcott, Bait. 3 Jones, New Brunswick. A
: Ely, do @ B Porter and Lady, Me. Litche
and Lady, do. aiai i1iW gl9E9 a
CoLExAS's HorEL. .ta@l
H Buck, s G. J Belts, Charleston, G.. w
Masail, Pa. s r Barclay and Lady, Va. Dr. l.
Clark, do. g A Hall and daughter, Ohin Hal
ley, do. DR.. H H Muhlenberg Reading, Pa. w
Betz, do. J Green, do. "A M Saade, do. Lyson,
do. G M Watson, Ark. w w Jones' Ohio. w H
Lsdd. do, Mrs. Babe, Tenn. Miss Babe, do Mr..
Huston, do Mr.. Henderson, do. Mr.. Murell, do.
r Munroe, Ky. Hunter, Va. Turner, do. B HI
Dockany, NY. Nj. Townsand, do. N Amurdash,
do. A w Birge, Gin. Cotton, do N Levin, s 9.
u r Meade, Miss. w H Sanders U s N.
b3gbaaa 9na Bnows's HorEL.
,rIg M Turner, N Y city. LIN Flourney. Ky. M
Plummer, Md. J JMcNamee, Lynchburg, Va. R O
Mulieken, Md. o b Griffith, Pa. CR Allen. Rich.
mond, Va. G Dorsy, Jr., Elkridge, Md. Mr.. Smith
Phila. r James, do. J H T Magruder, Md. E Small
and Lady, Hartford Con. N Levin, Charleston s
C.ala0 sal g84 ttBlisi
gg lsgs FULLER's HorRL.
81 Capt. CLARK, USA. w Berry, Md. J Stewart
Pa. IN Porter, do. ,sa.t' .a
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ORDINATioN.-The Rev. VIM. M. Scudder,
son of the Rev. DIR. John Scudder, was on
Tuesday, ordained as missionary 10 Ceylon
The services took place in the First Presbyte
ran Church at EIizabethiown, NJ.
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N E W S 1T E NJ s.
What = abut map of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p COtcpe

The HARvEsT.-The weather for the last
week has been good for securing the harvest,
and well improved by the farmers, who have
" secured their crops pretty generally in this
neighborhood. The hay crop was never bet
ter, but the wheat is short one, and inferior
IN quality. Some of our farmers say that the
& crop 10 not more than half what il was last
1 year-Hmrisburg Telegraph. a.5.ag
-5g TIE WHEAT HARvEsr-The Marlinsburg
Z lVa.) Gazette states that the harvesting Of
wheat IN that section is quite over. The
shocks stood unusually thick on the fields, but
Ahe yield Of grain. il is feared, will be light
The Mediterranean wheat has withstood the
wet weather best, and will weigh more TO the
SNshel. The corn and oats look fourishing.
Tyr WEArHER.-The following will exhibit
khe siste of the weather in several Of our cities
! for few days past:
i3l N. ,Yo,k. Saturday, lth, 96 deg.
Boston. +" ''tlaY Ef#s %
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, 10Th, lO3
trroy, Saturday,, ith, 100 /"
Baltimore. "f - 90 !"
ssp%sSss!s sgss'Sssss I. alin ss55 ]. \
,,.' ...........-...-..I liz Bo'''" Sun.
Tbs Salary OF the Governor Of OHIO is ST.
200. Population 1000, 900
TEMrEaAsoE.--M Massachusetts has more
than 3OO towns where not drop OF alcohol
can be bought except from physicians.
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Col. HrCKs, OF MosRovsA.- A.-Once slave
in Kentucky and afterwards in New Orleans,
he is now commission merchant in Monro-
via, doing business worth 3 1000 or $1,000 per
annun-
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BY all the Selectmen of Nantucket

Epent 1t a F're.-At The fire Yesterday in
Pratt street, cat was seen OH the roof, gazing
on the flames intently, and frothing at the
mouth, when one of the fremen threw a stream
Of water on it for the purpose of cooling the
animal, and driving il from the roof, but the
water had no effect to divert the cat from the
fire, for the creature, like all the brute creation
under similar circumstances, seemed TO be
charmed by the flames, stared ut them for a
while, then eaped in and persisted. Bait. .dr-
gus.
fin Ingenious Test.--A few days ago mer-
chant. in prosecuting his morning tour il the
suburbs OF Endngburg, found as he walked
along, purse, containing a considerable sum
Of money. He observed a lady at a distance,
who he thought would be the owner and loser
Determined TO be correct in the party TO whom
he delivered it. he fell upon strange yet inge
NOUS plan 10 effect this. He resolved TO act
the part OF ''poor distressed tradesman," and
boldly went forward, hat in hand, and asked
alm'. This was answered with polite $50
away; have nothing TO give you" The
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LoNsEvITY.--A femalr aged lO3 years, call
ed, occasionally, upon the editor u the Phila-
delphia Times for alms Sire is in possession
Of all her faculties, and can read without spec
tacles How dreadful that the poor old crea-
ture rs compelled to r,ly upon charity for her
support lngUtE 8N
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The bill appropriating $lI 800, 900, for the
expense Of volunteers, was signed by the Pres
dent on Saturday. .tt
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on AN IsiposrER:-The Iris gives a letter from
the Paradise Lodge, Philadelphia, warning
the Order 70 beware or one Martins COLLINS,
who has imposed on several Lodges. "
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CoNFrRMAroN.-- Thursday, the l0lh in
slant. Bp> Meade administered Tire rite OF conGr-
nation in the chapel N tire 'rheoo. Seminary
to five persons; two Of whom are members of
the High School. .-Southcrn ChmcLMaa.
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The AMERIcAx PULPsr, for July. A rich
namber "Claims Of the age on young men,
is the title Of the first sermoa. Il was written
by w. B. Sprague, p. d. ao4,a..,aat
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Il is said that the Council of Post Captains
have recommended an attack upon the Castle
at Vera Cruz, and that the War Department
will issue the necessary orders forthwith.
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THE FOUNT AN,
MONDAY MoRNING, JULY 20, ls4s.

s-S The Columbian Fountain has nearly, if NOT
- ..vride circulation in this city any other
aaOsT published here, we believe its circulation
mn~ the citizens themselves Is wider than any 9th
:, s;,S n.per Advertisers would do well to keep
,his !, mind
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Two hundred a~d twenty -one Of the Lowell
girls passed away in malri,nony last year.
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The FLAG o. '98--A late number sent a
BY our nanesakc at Warrenton, Va. aat H
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CORRESPONDENCE

6 How glorious is this invention OF writing, where
by we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement !!
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The cotton market is in healthy but notin
very scuve state prices have improved
shade
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ON OUR DESK.

h THE CHRISTIAN SoUyESIR, Tor July. This
is neat and excellent monthly magazine, ed
G,ed by our friend Rev Henry d. Moore, Phil
adelphia. Price 81 Peryear. E3A
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Hon. Samuel Lathrop died at his residence
in Wes, Springfield, on Saturday, At the age
of75. H
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II is said that Letter of Marqne has been
given to son OF Senator DIX.
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DEAD.-Chrls,opher J. Holland, publisher
Of the Boston Bee
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05- Only two towns in the State of Rhode
Island, have granted license to sellinroxicatins
liquors.
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Public Temperance Meeting.

eg-AssocIArloN, No. 2. Junior United Bro
theirs Of Temperance, will hold public Tenn
perance meeting at the Methodist Proses,anu
Church, Navy Yard, on Monday evening, the
Goth inst, at early candle light. Rev. Mr.
Eva, as also the Rev. Mr.. Hendrickson, and
DR.. Walsh will address the meeting. The
Sons of Temperance, Brothers Of Temper
ance, parents, guardians, youths, and though
last not least, the ladies, are respectfully re-
quested to attend.
July 10th, 1876. M
DsTRIcT ASSEMBLY, u. b. OF L. d. of G.
Officers and representatives will please take
notice, that an adjourned meeting will be held
at The hall Of Association, No. |, on l2ll
street, between E and F in the city of Wash
ingon, on this evening, the 20ih instant. at
O'Clock. P. M. Representatives will please
be punclual in their attendance, and bring up
the returns required by the 7rh Article of the
Subordinate Constitution, or they ,ciH not be en-
titled 10 roic
BY Order
RIcHARp L. CARNE, Jr II. s.
ALEXANDRIA. July l3lh, lS46.
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ALCOHOL lilile girl Of II years was COM
planned of before the Mayor of Pitsburg on
Tuesday, for geling drunk and kicking up a
row among the neighbors' children.
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WHEAr.-Selling at SO cents a, ChicngO,
Illinois.
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d. FOR RENT.-A brick house containing
Elil IL rooms, situate Al street, few doors
South Of the Avenue. Enquire at this office.
july l6-5teod
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WOOD LAND FOR SALE.
- - ACRES of Wood Land, miles from
sJsD Washington, short distance beyond Rock
Creek Church. II is thought this land will cut
from 25 to 80 cords TO the Apply At this Office
jy A-6teod
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A BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGE,

A BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGE,
vXTTrH Harness complete, made by osls and
w Watson, Of Philadelphia. Tins Is one OF
the hand.omest Carriages ever exhibited in the Dis
,rct. and is finished throughout in superior STYLE
Also, Sc. Of single Harness, made altogether Of
American materials.
One second hand private Carriage, in good order,
with the Harness. For sale by
b. HOMANS. Pennsylvania Avenue,
july 2-6t Between 'o'n ana irh streets.
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INDIAN RUMoRs. Green Bay Republi-
can, received last night has the following war
like rumor, which we give as we fnd it:
"a gentleman has arrived here direct from
the head waters uf the Missouri. bringing in
teigence that The Sioux. Black F!eet, Sauks.
and Foxes, and the Winnebagees, are assem-
bling in large numbers, ar. making eyery
preparation for war uron the white settle
ments on the borders Of Iowa and Wisconsin.
The whites are arr ing themselves, and are
making all the Preparations they can 10 de-
fend their houses and iiresides .Milcaukie
S-ntinet, Juiy z. aa.I 5t
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DISTRESSING DisPENs iTIoN-SUDDEN DEATH
OF THREE SIsrERs.-rhe Cincinnati CONNER
clal states that, on Thursday last, one Of the
Misses McCue. living on 7th street, between
Sycamore and broadway, went 10 market-re
turned home and died, as is supposed. from the
ELECTS of the heat, soon after. On Friday, the
second sister died in the same manner, after
returning from the funeral. On Saturday. the
third sister died in the carriage while attending
the funeral OF the second sister. The mother
of the three young ladies was taken sick in the
carriage and returned home. These young
ladies' were all in apparent health 10 the time
OF their death. They were tailoresses and man
lua makers. This calamily-so sudden-so
unaccountable-has created great concern in
the minds Of the people living in the neighbor-
hood.
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SINGUL> DEArn.-On the 81 instant, Mr..
Henry x. Henlon.of Chester county, Penn
died from the effects Of sung in the nosuil
by an insect, received while lying down in a
baggage car, at Columbia, while waiting lor
car. He was employed on the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed in the doings OF Others
to forget what is going ON at home.
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TEMrEaAnoE.v Massachusetts has more
than 3OO towns where not drop of alcohol
can be bought except from physicians.
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TIE WHEAT HARvEsr.--The Mar,insbure

TYE WEArHER.-The following will exhibit
fhe siate d the weather in several Of our cities
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MEDICAL CARD.

ALEXANDRIA. July l3lh, lS46.
The New York herald., 1846-01-22

hlCH SILKS, CASHMEkES, SHAWLS, &c
from twenty-five to thirty per cent less than the regular
Rich French SIX Gosds, &c.
Also, several conslgnments|a Of which will bs sold his
The being advanced they have concluded
y ss ssss
md do
'D Goods
that they may put full confidence in all every
made in this advertisement they prepared and will
81 the richest and eo. good. tina.
ts Say gvs M
ans, 0EHY 0E ls''i PR1cE ~ Y E'?'''"
rta. rlLr SILKs-sILKs.
Splendid sH. @ a. nsc %
yisd MiSs aSs .aa 9alS Ss.,y !: and s,s s.. :l.
DO Paa. silks 70. evening dresses. have by the
One yard wide splendid Cameon Striped Silks. reduced 50
SnSis S;sS sIsss silk,
paada ITsSsss Bssssds sRsa very; ss'y e.p sa'es'
Magaicent Bocads sl. rich any that ha. ever been
Wide satin Striped Black silks. have been sold this season
Several divide Gro dc Rhines reduced from toao
High Lusue Gro De Rhinss. M inches wide only 81 per
wide Black ssii sHa%nsmsSAwLs aSyIse..! stgsH s:'d
large stock shawls and be sold
Shawl sPy SO
s2 Double all WOOL ,ha. hav. been selling
Equss Paris Square Shawl, reduced from $50 ss
Lyon Broche Long Shaws, white and dab ground only
Ss5i. hssns sh.wl. size reduced from SO s
sjust the season for shaws, and the entire stock will be
CAsfiMEREs, MUSLIN DE LANES, &c.
Between and six thousand yards Of Mousene Do Lanes
and ss :, % At reduction from
26c,ssc cashmere Z. CO.se and Mou.sen de Lane re-
,Moa., nde LANES; Putrule. Lupn Co. Manufacturer
Mous,el,a Dc LANES of the same make, bright coo all
Moussein de superior fabric reduced s. per yard
Cashmere E. Cosse all wool cost IS cents TO import only ss
Cashmere E. Cosse superior quality price 81 reduced
We have styles of the above goods and
wonld call particular attention to this opportunity wefed
well '''ifs TESca M II crGoK I'll q
large lot Of Paris made Coaks, just imported and will be
'I:S Splendid ss sis1i psmsssH pSsass!1:sj Silk clo.t.
imported viii BE- sold they made for
Velvet st cISzsHsssS S;a; sS'f|1y fRxSs shfss &C.
Splendid lot rich Plsds: reduced IS per cent.
ali woo F Cofas fs snssn price va.
81 ';'
rss md as Scotch ,.
Haei.SSeE luck SS ESin Bird: Eye Irish
A large assortment ofFlannels.
Bleached Long Cloths, with full and Of
Family Goods. tast f.o.rv. .L ys
have specified the particular styles prices the
goods intend to reduce them to such prices will
secure Immediate sale.
EMBROIDERED AND MUSLIN DRESSES, &c.
splendid lot Evening Dresses will be sold hafhe
usual prices having been purchased great sacrifice.
Lo Embroidered Chnzers which VIII be :cd very cheap
Dozen Of Gents French Linen Cambria Hdk and will be
sold exactly cent less than they Import which
about 50 per cent less than the regular price.
We vet Scarfs only a.
20 Styles Of Ladies' Neck Scar-f will be soldvery low.
With great variety of other Fancy Goods.
there merchants from other and cities
in New York. they will do well call. Terms cash
proved paper. J. N. 7. H. SELBY Co.,
No. 345 Broadway, New York.
S-A large lot fSpendid Cashmere Cosse of Patrule
Lupn Seydoux Seiber Co.. just opened being
richest exhb and will be
tailed from Is per yard less than they have been
sold his We invite all call and
sect them nj
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veal Of his friends and comrades been rudely ese"
Notwithstanding that the object of his original enquiry
was meritorious, benevolent, and humane. This con-
alteration does not however, him from being made
peciay on account Of his being renowned for supe
shrewdness and sagacty in his official transactions
CowHIpIro EMBRyo.-We understand that ce o
brated individual in the city OF Brooklyn has only
announced his intention to apply cowhido to the
back of of the aldermen OF the city whom he Con-
ceives to have unwarrantably injured him in certain
matters OF business which recently occurred between
them; but moreover that the said sggreved gentleman
has actually laid in wait for several days in the vicinity
of the Fulton ferry for tho purpose OF performing the
feat Of casgation which he so ambitious to consum
mate
An sfar of similar kind has, within the last fort
night been thrice unsuccessfuily attempted by the
ter of coasng vessel residing in the sixth ward upon
the person of police officer, constable, or marshal,
whom he charges with having made improper overturss
to his wife, during his necessary absence from home.
Hitherto the has managed to dodge the intended
remains uncooed and his dire determination unabated.
Another absurd threat of the Character has been
me ntioned to u.s. having been made by person Of
somewhat prominent standing in the city of Brooklyn,
against gentleman whom he conceives TO hsve been
unfairly hostile to him in divers matters touching q
fair adye with whom he represented to consort for
nefarious and dsreputable purposes
ArrEMPr STAB.-Mr. Farrell builder and con.
tractor whilst proceeding homewards from the splendid
ball which given at the Brooklyn garden on Tues
day night, by the Washington Horse Guard Troop,
waylad by person residing at fashionable establish
ment in Hicks street and but for his superior activity
ar strength, would have been stabbed with sword
which his assailsnt drew upon him. As was the
latter got severely and deservedly punished The
Of the assault il stated to have been difficulty of
place at house where both parties sometime ago board
ed together.
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PEHsAcoLA, January 9, ls46. |

SR MOT being acquainted with the routine Of forma.
lity that perhaps necessary in this beg the in
diligence Of your Excellency AZ well the Honorable
Secretary 50 strsght forward con6ding in the legi
family who demand all my exertons. refusal would
be better than this be the case trust
my discharge will not bs denied for in that event
do better out Of the service repeat that coming into
the service this time, to await the result Of my sp
plcation terminate, by still subscribing my self, to
the father OF millions his most devoted humble servon
WIN. q. BREZIER
To His Excellency James X. Polk, President OF the
United States.
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION }! : \

THIS is certify that have been afflicted with cough and
shonness Of breath from infancy Itook heavy which
settled upon ny unss and which ny physician after using
chest and left sde bad cough fever night swea
stomach and bowels great weakness and
ofstrengh Having heard ohe effected
by Schencks Pulmonc Syrup determined to awe fair
trial loosened cough and relieved my breathns and
after using IL time, began this time
perfectly well and hearty and attribute my solely
the Pulmonie Syrup the by which restored
health 1t san excellent medicine, and would
all to try it, believing that If the directions followed they
will be cured as have been
- ENOCH SWALLOW,
Hnnterdon County, New Jersey.
The Pulmonic Syrup prepared exclusively by
proprietor and for sale at his principal Office No Court
landt where
pepsia and liver complaint, free OF charge.
For sale at Dr. Carroll Co.'S, Murray streets A. B. Sands
Co.. 3 Broadway; q. Hutchlngs, 23 Beecker street, and
e. Ford Fourth Wooster Washingtou Square
and II. Everett, 96 Hudson street. -
Please mind that b. Beekman does not sell mv orr
gnal Genuine Pulmonc Syrup, and avoid apply
FOR the old established medicine, at No. Coulsndt
j3 lmsm J. H. SCHENCK