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EDWARD s. WRIGHT,

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7 MPOR'rER and dealer in English, German.
/ French and Amcricsn Goods hns ON han.l the
most extensive assortment in the District, which he
offers on as favorable terms The same goods can
be purchased for in the eastern cities He invites
the attention Of dealers and the public generally to
the following list:
Culery.-Ivory and Buck Table Cutlery. oyster
knives, pen and pocket knives cards or ia DOZENS
scissors Of all qualities rszors. desk Knives Gcrm,n
silver forks and spoons.
Stationery cap. and letter paper. qu lls~
steel pens, blank hooks. waters, sealing wax, lead
pencils crayons, bonnet boards states and slae-pe.
ellis, playing and visiting cards. ink, nks,Ands sand
NC.
Perfumery.-C Cologne and Lavender Waters
hair oils essences, scent bsgs ssaving cream genu
iao brown and white Windsor soaps, common fancy
do. .trt
Combs and Brushes.--Polka combs, all sizes
tuck siJe neck, dressing rrdding, and ivory combs
whisps, hair toolh nail combs dusting, HEARTH
CLOTH. shaving sad shoe brushes.
Giass,care, de.-Tumblers, wines, pressed dishes,
jars painted mugs, vases salts. casters china tea
sets, mantle ornaments, table mats, ookng glss-es
and plstes, astral. solar, glass; and Briusnis lamps
and lanterns. ..t&9NRs h#s tetE
Segars.-Importcd and American srgars, smoking
tobacco.
Fancy Goods.--Fins Of sll qualities, Hemiogs,
Hills Snd Bsyliss needles, knitting pins hooks ond
eyes, sverr german silver, and brass thmhlcs; fsh-
ing lines ard hooks. night 'spers, sec,sces, pocket
books purses, snuff boxes. fancy h'xes in great va
ris,y; dolls, and doll heads, percussion caps. bone
and horn. pearl, gilt, JET, and camhrc buttons. r'u
sical instruments. DO strings, shaving and toilet
glasses marbles, tops. Jews hsrps ches-men. domi-
nocs, backgammon and chess boards, whalebones,
razor srops and homes. common jewelry, Yankee
clocks matches and match safes, blscking.
Dry Goods.--CLahs, csssimeres, sassinsts, vest
ings, brown and bleached co,tons he'd ticks, pans-
loon stofia cotton, worstsd, silk and merino hose
and half hose merino shirts and drawers coton and
silk handkerchief. cotton and linen tapes, shoc rib
bands boot cords, patent threads. spool. ball. and
hank co'tons, sewing silk, corset laces, and CORSET
cords; stay bindings gum and Webb's net suspend--
ers, &c.
Agent for Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry snA
pills; Brandreth's and Morison's pills, &c.
Aug. 3-lm
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giss p issi ~ sympssms of decay. y doss D"s
necessarily produce iunbecili,y Of miod, Scr'n
ssnsibility Of hear. The mind opcs scsiss.
way Be active ssill.f Although. The body may
Be rendered inenstsrtics YET the mind may
mainiaia. 10 On asaosisbisg degree, the vigor
Of iu intellectual constitutiop--snd the heart,
too, may maintain the tenderesi sensiblllty.
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SrEAMBoAr RAcIrG--A very serious acci-
dent occurred on the ST. Lawrence. on the
night, Of the 29ult, by The steamboat Quebec
coming in collision with the Rowland Hill
The latter boat received so much injury iha,
she sunk. Several Of the passengers were
killed. and some il was believed, were drown
ed. The accident WAS causing by racing-a
cause WITCH has sent many mortal 10 pre-
mature death
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The last number OF Punch has capital hit
at The exquisites. A nice young man is rep
resented in confab with cab driver, and the
following is the outline Of the conversations:
Dnvah! have you got very good, easy
horse ~
I" Yes sir."
!" A very gentle, fine animal7"
Got very fine 'oss Sir"
"Well ah!-drivah 7"
"S,r"
"Driye me 10 the next door"
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGE
TOWN. 8&f

Mr.. Julius Rodier having engaged 10 pnr.
chase the number Of papers, sufficient TO SUI.
ply Georgetown, the persons taking the
paper, are accountable TO him alone for
the amount This arrangement commenced
with Monday last II any Of the subscribers
have not received their papers, they will in
form him, and he will have them delivered.
lis the wish Of the Publisher that the ci,i-
gems Of Georgetown encourage this young
man--he is among ,hem--One Of their own
citizens. circulating paper calculated To ben.
eft the business men, and one thar we believe
should promote their best interests. physically,
mentally, and morally.
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TERRIFIC STORM At CHAMBERsBuRa.-
Wednesday last. a severe thsnder storm oc
curred at Chambersburg. VIM. Waddes,
ESQ.,. residing near Mercersburg, was killed,
a number Of folks were knocked down, and
several houses struck by the lightning during
the storm. The dwelling Of Mr. r.. Wiri,
was struck and injured willis, the family were
at dinner
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A member Of the House says, that before
the close Of the session, he will ask leave to
introduce a bill. granting quantity of land 10
every mechanic, who may be thrown out of
employment. in consequences Of the passage Of
the Tariff bill.
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Capt. Page. who died at ST. Louis, of the
dreadful wound received at Resaca de la Pal
ma. was native Of the State Of Maine. He
was appointed Lieutenant in the Cd Regi-
msnt Infantry in 1918, and prono,ed TO a
CapIaincy in 1881. His bereaved widow pas
sed through this city few days since, return
ing from her weary sorrowing pilgrimage OF
duty and affection.-Alb. Eve. Jour.
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al ~aEMrrRAScE.-M Massachusetts has more than
Soo towns where not drop Of Alcohol can be
bought except from physicians.
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a REAsos-foR DRArrIKo THE Mex The
Lynn News says some oi The Lynn girls were
anxious TO have the young men drafted, be-
cause hey would learn TO ''prescnt arms and
saluteo
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Mr.. Joseph M'In,osh. formerly proprietor
ofthe Whea,6eld Inn has taken ihe Merchants
Hotel. Charles ST., Baltimore. We commend
the Merchants Hotel 70 all who are fond Of
good living. .4
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John Van Buren,, Attorney General Of the
State Of New York, has decided that beer and
cider are prohibited BY the new Excise Law,
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A boy being praised Tor his quickness Of re-
ply, a gentleman observing:
when children are SO very keen, they
generally become stupid as they advance in
years"
The lad Immediately replied--"whai very
keen boy you must have BEEN"
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The Cathedral at Montreal is capable o.
holding 1900 persons, and when completed
will cost 100000
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II " said that Senator Haywood is abou, 10
commence legal proceedings against some Of
the papers, which have minated that he re-
signed his seat from mercenary motives.
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The nomination Of Judge Grier. Of Pa, to
FIJI the vacancy 10 the Supreme Cour,, occa-
stoned by the death Of Judge Baldwin. has been
confirmed by the Senate.
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KILLED "A young man named White,
brakeman on The W,s'ern Railroad, was killed
Instantly at Klndeahook on Friday, by being
crushed between two cars
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As all the great measures Of the session have
been consumma,ed, many msmbers have gone
home. They have..not forgotten. however, to
draw their fuf pay TO the end OF the session.
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QuITE PRoDABLE.--A western editor expires
SEES his Tears that the promising crops ia hi
vicinity will be cut off before the winter.
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The only serious BATTLE ever lost by the U.
B., occurred while dru nken officer had conl
mand.
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'rrell me I hate the bowl,
Hate is a feeble word!
] loath-a abhor--my very soul
With deep disgust is stirr'd. ;.
: Whep e'er | think, or hear, or tell
or the dark beverage Of hell \"

Let US also stretch our contemplation abroad
beyond ourselves, 10 our duties TO our fellow
men. Let US look into the abodes Of wretched-
ness-into the annals Of crime--into our jails
and peniteniiaries--iuto our poor houses and
asyums-ay, look around home. and into our
own grave yards--to zee what the hydra iniem-
perance has done. and is doing. in our midst;
and, be assured. every feeling ofthe heart will
nerve and prompt US TO the discharge Of all the
duties embaced in the solemn and binding OBJ
legation which rests upon every "Son Of Tenn
peradce." Firs, and most prominent among
these, is the obligation, and what is necessari-
ly implied in the obligation, neither 10 "make
any, OF selp' intoxicating drinks; and mos,
properly frs, and prominent; for, il none were
made, bought. or sold, for use, Gas bever-
age" Gin the words Of the Pledge what would
be the use of pledges and organizations TO pro-
tect ourselves and the country. against The evils
Of in,emperancef Phere could be no intem
perance. The effect ceases when the cause is
removed. 1t is that binding, and blunnng.
and seasias passion for gain which prompts
men to pursue the tra6c AMID all the clear lgh,
which now shioes around Them, and in which
III Others but themselves can see tina, traffic, in
IL effects, "evil only and that continually"
without sny consequent countervailing good,
that has done, and d doing, oil that we are or
ganized 70 gnard against, and 10 remedy. a
passion which prompts iw victims. and blinds
them into the belief that i, Is all right, even to
put the cvpof death iute abe hands Of boys and
children, and to mar, and scathe. and blast the
fairest works Of God--,o stoop. for qualification.
to the lowest and mos, palry meanness, or
rise to the highest and. nost heayen.daring sa-
crilege; passion that, subject 10 no apparen,
limit or restraint, il really seems would
"Strip the dead,
And rob the orphan Of his cras, Of bread;
Pillage the palace ofihe King Of kings,
And clip the gliding from an angels wingsl'
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The Temple Of Honor. published in Cincin-
na,i, Ohio. states that in Lake county. both the
Judge and Justices Of the Peace are rrmsellers
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TEMPLEs OF HoEoR.--This branch of the
Order of Sons Of Temperance is about TO be
established in Pittsbura.
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THE FOUNTAIN.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 9, IsAs.

4 ~ The Columbian Fountain has nsasIy, II not
ous, Is wide circulation In this city - any othsr
paper published here; We bslisvs j.. carculaticn
among the citizens themselves Is wider than any oths
er city paper. Advertiser would DO vsu % hssp
this in mind.
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II is rumored that the President will We.
to the French Spoliation bill
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In the South now the mosquitoes bills Ar,
dried and sold for ,cc,hpicks.
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III you wish 10 live, abstain from the unripe
fruits Of the season. Green apples, plulns,
peaches. &c.. are the busy agents Of death,
and perform his work effeclnally
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1t IS said that the President sent message
10 the Senate yesterday. containing PROPOSE
tion for the termination Of the war with Mex
leo.
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The 'Ringgold' is the name of new steam
boat just built at Louisville, XIV.
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Milton was asked if ne intended 10 instruct
his daughters in the different languages, 10
which he replied,
"No sir; one tongue is sufficient for any
womanr
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A dtunken fellow carried bible TO pond for
pint Of gin, but the grocer would no, take
it,
z "What the devil" said the fellow. I" will
neither my word nor the WORD Of God pass
current with YOU"
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GovERrNExT RECEIPTS AND ExrEHpIruREs.
The receipts into the Treasury for the quarter
ending Both of June. 1916. was 81 ,033. $50 /;
and the expedilures during the same time was
$9, ,38O, ,739 62
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The Thermometer yesterday. at 8 O'Clock.
beneath the solid roofof the Capitol was above
SO degrees.
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Well executed counterfeit one dollar notes
Of the Canal Bank Of Albany, are in extern
sive circulation. A4
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The nomination Of Col. Page as Collector
Of The Port Of Philadelphia, has also been con-
6rmed.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let US be so absorbed in the dongs Of others,
TO forgetwhat is going ON at home.
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Tur, rur.-Some one calls the time Of
squeezing the girls hands, the palmy season
OF life.
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Twenty-niath Congress-
FIRS ST SESSION.
SENATE.

WEbNEsDAy, August 8, 1886.
The bill 10 permit Wisconsin Territory 10
take measures for the formation Of State Go
vernment was indefinitely postponed.
The bills for the support Of the West Point
Acatsmy, and for defrsying The civil and d.
plomalic expenses Of .he government, were
engrossed for third reading.
. And the Senate went into Executive session J.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

OF IVA ED UH STObEN.
. t-uu1nf About five weeks since, two mich
eCOWS, ono black and the other =
yellow.skin white, with number Of
Annk ", red spots about the head, neck, and
shoulders. They both have the tips Of their horns
sawed of, and wherever one is the other s ALSO
Any one finding the same and delivering them TO
me, or giving me any tidings Of their whereabouts
will be suitably rewarded. Information may also be
left st this Office.
J. BAILEY,
Aug. s--st. +, between, I'd and ID streets
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The remains Of Major Ringgold are hourly
expected at Baltimore.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENrArIvEs.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill 10 graduate The price Of the public.
lands was laid on the lable-yeas lO4. nays 79.
This bill originated in the Senate. II was
sent TO the House and amended; returned TO-
me Senate, which amended il. and again
thrown INTO the House, where il was this NOR
ming killed.
NJ mr.. Mvrris. Of Ohio. made an inefrrc,uai at
tempt 20 reconsider The vote by which, on
the srcond Of June, the House laid on The table.
resolution directing the comm,.ee on the Ju-
dietary 70 report bill adopting The Maryland
laws with regard 70 slavery for the Disnic, Of
Columbia.
The Sub Treasury bill was reported BY Mr..
Droomgoole from the Commi,,ee Of Ways and
Means, with the amendments Of the Senate.
Mr.. Ashmun moved TO lay it on the table;
bu, the motion was nega,prd---yeas 66, nays
l25.
All the amendments of ,te Senate were
concurred in. ife
Mr.. Mckay vainly endeavbrrd 10 effect an
amendment that the gold and silver clause
snail nss 60 into operation uu,il the frs. Of
April.
MT. Mckay reported bill 10 regulate the
appointments Of clerks, and requiring them Is.
serve year on probation. II was referred 10
the committee Of the whole on the slate Of Tho.
Union. 4se
The Naval Appropriation bill was taken up,
and the amendments OF the Senate acted on.
The committee rose for The wan, Of quo,
rum. III
And al ten minutes to four o'clock, the
House adjourned ..,.
I
IL United Brothers or Temperance.
1 ne future meetings Of Associsiinl No 4, Al-xan-
dria, will be held on Thursday instead Of Friday
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels In this City, for
the day ending August s, at l2 M.


At the Principal Hotels In this City, for
the day ending August s, at l2 M.
CoLKMAN's HoTEL.
Col Hunt. 9 G. A M Holbrook, N o. A Munroe,
do. # Kidd Va. H ]. Brooks, do. w Robertson,
and lady, do. G Spence, Bait Shibble. La. J G
Allen. do. H M Millips. Phil. B Hart N C. |
Collins daughter and Miss Conrad. Bait. B Muir.
ray. N Y. Miss McClenaiba, do, w Holeman. W.
c l. Ash. Phil. Gen Armstrong Liverpool. w p
Petit, Phil. q Eschs. do. A Smith. N Y. w M
HolJridge, do. l. Matthews, Ky. M Drake, N Y.
r Chsdwsll d lady Tenn.
USIrEp SrArEs HoTEL.
6 I.amphin, Geo. 8 Overton, do. G Gay, do. T
J Brons n. Ohio. R Trsnas. Bait. C Williams. Pa.
Thomas Davis, N ]. G B Brooks, Geo. @ & H
Bliss, N Z.
BRowx's HOTEL.
L Winaow. KY. w Mcpherson and, sister, Md.
Miss Mcpherson. do c R Garfield N Y. Benjamin
Gass. 8 q. w N Rurch, Md. w r Holmea N Y.
w G Moore. Boston, Mass. John Grant, N o. H
Cooksey, BALI. II N dcdo. 8 Pseslsr, La. ] Cooper,
Md. John Springs. o. Miss sPrinss do. J L Ba-
ker, Del.
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w cHP t''S 1O5'OWF"S HVSH " 'rKscI W1ISc5 "
New York:
II am sorry to learn tha, Professor Morse,
the inventor Of the magnetic telegraph. fell
through hatchway yesterday and Injured
himself so severely that he will be confined to
his room for several days.
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FuLLHR's HorEL.

Francisco 9 Artsbursga, Santiago de Ohilhi Nj
chol.s vergars. do. B GasIas Herss. do u M Mi.
chell, Bost. c Kir, 8 A. w r Berry G CITY
Md. E J. Roberts. Mich. EW Lyle, N o. X Ross.
u s A. M McQuizin, N. Y.
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CON THE OBJECT, ADAPTATION.
AND CLAIMS OF THE ORDER OF
THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE"
The claims of the Order are clearly and
strongly set forth. and we much mistake, whe'
ther any one can arise from its perusai
without acknowledging that the objections
.sOnetilnes raised are completely removed. The
author writes as one who feels, and believes
what he writes. There is painness--clear-
ness, and irresistible force in all his arguments
that strongly commend il 70 every one who
would know duty. and who desires TO further
the welfare Of man. We make the following
extracE
Tony Brethren 0fths ordsr:
"We are members. brethren, Of an institu-
ton in whose protection we feel safe, and ip
whose strength we feel armed with power 70
do good TO our fellow men. But let US bear 10
mind ,ha, cur own safety, as well a. our abil-
ity 10 do good TO others, still depends upon our
watchiulnesa, integrity, and consistency. lie.
us moi rely securely upon our own strength.
nor even 10 the might Of our strong protector.
True as il may be. that
t'Alluremenis are not hard 10 shun.
When me, resolved. forewarn'd. and well
.tS prepared"
those which are spread around us. be assured,
must be thus met. If an inspied apostle, ad
dressing those enlisted in the Christian war
fare, with the sword Of the spirit Offered them
as their weapon, the grace Of GID rs their
strength, and q crown Of unfading glory as the
reward Of victory. saw il necessary 10 wri.e,
slst him that thinke,h he standeth, take heed
lest he fall" surely we have great reason to
profit BY The admonition. To this end, let US
alicuhivate and cherish strong and decided
temperance sentiment. Lst Us dwell frequently
on the dangers which surround US. Let us
contemplate much the misery and shame Of a
drunkard's life, and the unimagned horrors OF
a drunkard's death. Let us ever feel that,
whatever decorations may surround it, 'there
is DEArH in the po,!" Oh. would put en-
mi,y--a deeply seated purpose Of eternal hos
tiliy-belween every heart and the accursed
cup! Let our constant and cherished senti-
ment. deeply fixed and seated in our inmos
heart, ever be-
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II United brothers or Temperance.
he future meetings Of Association No 4, Al-xan-
dua' will be held on ThursdAy instead Of Friday
evenings as heretofore !. BY order,
PETHEMICx DAvEY, r. 8.
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NNORTUNEs FOR SALE. 4,

NNORTUNES FOR SALE. The extraordi
u. nary luck heretofore met with by adventures
at NJ. DOY LES Capital Prize Depot, No LA Pratt ST
opposite the Railroad Depot, and next to Bradshaw 5
United States Hotel, is astonishing and would hard
ly be credited if the fact not too notorious to adj
init of a doubt All that will be necessary to con
vince the most sceptical will be trial in some of ihe
following splend id schemes:
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $500, tickets s2I, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the fThomas Thumb Lottery" will
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves so cts
quarters e5 cts. Ce tiicate of package will be is
sued as follows: A package consisting of 25 whole
tickets for Sl2, halves Sc qrs SO, and eighths SlI
This is splendid chance for pocketing very hand.
some prize for small outlay
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers, 10y
the package, single ticket, share. al orders, pc,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M DOYLE, No. LA Prattstreet
l. fat Opposite B & o. r. 3. Dspo,
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MARRLED

On the lst inst by Rev, DR.. Wyatt, Tuos Il. MOE
Es to GARY, daughter the Hon. Ecye;dy Johnson
all OF this city,
Al HlIcou's Mills 9th ult. by Rev. Joseph Snitn.
MATHEW talbot. o Howard District, to Miss R9s-
ANNA ELLIOT OF BALTIC. co. On 29h ut. by the same,
Baltimore co,
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IAGsDINt1i, l nat tue CUlutiLtCCS nom Tie
several wards wherein more noacv has been
collected than can he appropriately distributed,
be requested TO apprse this meeting what sur
plus they have on hand.
Much debate aga'n arose, greater portion
OF winch was enliie'y torGl{n to the question
before tue meeting, Mr.. klcnartson present.
ed and read Il petition from the ladies Of the
'Samartan Society," asking for aportton OF
the funds collected, 10 be by them distributed
to the poor ana needy Inc previous question
o1clng calIeo Tor, IL was carried with but one
dissenting vote / ne question: was then taken
on the 1rSt resolution, and carried IN the at
l'rlI"'o ul',ii'tIous,y. ne wares were 'hen
CO ~, ,,'.'' 'Po'''' anu "'''0cu
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va ths ''''S IoL''''eu $40,
con j ~ I'' l'i' II'oo'ou
iocted ESQ 81 and dstribntod XI5o IN. ,ho ~
ward has collected $40 as AND d;sfrbn,sd ga.
the Sth ward has collcctcd sI6q 10 and AIN
hnted sI61 40. rho oth ward bos colIoo,od Zoo
and distributed 5000. the IOth oard has .ooI'
lected sG30.35. and distributed S534 IA. tJo
/ NH uard has rolinctod SIq5 o. o,,d l,,,n,
ed $50; the 18th ward has collected s54. 40,
and distributed S}G so; the 18th ward has col
Iected Sl0i and distributed S25; the 9th ward
has collected %l0l 90, and distributed sIO7.5O:
and the Goth ward has collected SS2.ll, and
distributed none.
The above shows surplus on hand Of S725.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-06

TEE MusECN. The new farce Of the "Trumpeter's
Daughter" dancing by Miss Cannon an Irish story
by Mr. B. Williams, and the laughable farce in two
acts Of Glove, Law and Physic" are the attractions
atth Saloon this evening, An attractive bill, and
will doubuefs draw good house