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WINTER ARRANNlr.MkNy.
TO THE SOUIH-THREE TIMES A WEEK -
AND BY FAR THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
WA ATHECHESAPEAKEB BAY LINE.
CARRYING THE GREAT

CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES N.fTL,
SsssaEG sSS}ssv.e Baimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D, WE'D,
= AznsfEssaSA NESDAY and FRIDAY, al 4 O'Clock
T. in The well known and complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, (being well prepared for
the wmtcr) for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va cOnnec-
ting next morning, AT e O'Clock, with The Steamboat
d .1sssse CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis, ,or steam
Ess5EEJGsls ssnN boat ALICE, Capt. Skinner for Rich
1a2I mond, to City Point Railroad, for Pc
rsbhTg Va, (arrvinp there about two hoursa ahf ad of
the Great Southern Mail LiHe) without tail of con
necton-nO loss Of sleep aud hut one change of bag
gage-thence by Petersburg RailIOad 10 Weldon, v.
e., and thence by railroad and steamboat TO Charles
ton s. O., and thence by the southern routes to New
orleans, through III about seven days, and much The
most pleasant, comfortable and shortest T0ulc South
N' Passengers may rest assured that the Ray and
James River Line of Boats well prepared for the
Winter Travel, The comfort passengsrs being W, Il
attended to by the officers and prupTeturs, and what
Is here stated may be relied on as the truth.
ff3- The Bay Line leaves Norfolk on ! lUESDAYS,
IHUESDAfS and SATURDAYS. at O'Clock, p.
NJ sr Baltimore, arriving about t O'Clock next morn
tis, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
ihe gre dddtion expense for the Winter Line,
rompCIS The PropieIors 10 advance the passage for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Porte
h"utH' Na''''..'.. ............ Su,CO
Passage between Baltimore, Cly Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Na..................... 200
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, y. &. l0,G0
PASSAGE hetVe Baltimore y Chafl3stou s.. &. p 90
Geais and Iodcine included ON Bay and River boats
BY ths arTdHg cmC"t passengers will perceive that
table and hut little dOuht OF delay from lee (as in he
Potomac, o' rhp Great &. 5. Mai EUUte) as we have
engaged the Ice Boat. keep open track for Us in
The fdtap,CO River when possible.
(gT- Travellers viii be directed kv our Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, ANA who viii awe eve
~ information and conduct them 10 t'lC boat. Hand
your checks 30 him or our Porter (N0riuik Line on
his hat,l in the depot yard, who VIII attend 10 your
baggage.
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Mt DGspERANDuM. Maiden ,dics and ha-
chclor gentlemen, says the Boston Star, who
despair OF ever settling upon rosy patch in
the sweet garden of Hymen, should consult the
motto "nu dcsPsrand,m, and 90 ahead perac-
veringIy in the business of trying, as hard as
ever they can. BY way Of clinching, cTectu-
ally, the force of this advice, we state that Mr..
VIM. II. Smith, an estimablc citizen of Lon
donderry, N. H., aged 90 years, recently con-
nubialized, in Lowell, with the amiable Miss
Sally ID. Stearns, aged So, and that the union
promises to be most happy and propitous.-
Such occurrences are beacon lights, along the
shore of life, to inspirit the responding, and
guide them also into haven of matrimonial
bliss. Nil desperahdum boys and girls-nit
deSperandum.
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Correspondence of the American Republican. J


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. "A, 1916.
DoingS Of the LegjSiatWe-T The Speaker UOrL-
ing .HemberS-EHciem Clerks Gorernor's
| Lecee-.Ndpal School -Healih-.NaUigaiioa
] SC.
.NcSns EditorS,-The ancient Metropolis OF
Maryland, as usual, at this season of the year,
| is quite alive with strangers, brought here in
consequence of the session of the Legislatures
the meeting of the Court of Appeals, sc.
There has, so far, nothing of very general in
terest been transacted by the Legislature; the
important matters remaining to be reported
from committees; and the members are, there
fore, engaged in attending 10 the local affairs OF
their respective constituencies. There is really
an unusual dearth of business of even that de-
sciptIon. This latter consideration might seem
to argue in favor of biennial sessions Of the Lee
glslature, but there are omnlpoent reasons n
ganat such a conclusion, which need not now
refer to- There is u most admirable good feel
ing among the two political parties in the lc-
GslaLurc: fact which | mcntion from nv
knowledge OF a different state of things in tor
mer days. The Speaker of the House is
mid, attentive, dignfGd, impartial officer, and
a courteous, amlable, modest man. He hasi
the confidence and respect Of all parties on the
floor. The members of the House are ''Wolk-
l' iASlt bit eOtilt VI liltHl WHO nave
grown grey in the political field and legislative
halls, bat they are few; while there are several
very young-intcGd, learn that one mambcr
at least was not competent to vote, from his
age, at the time he was canvassiug for eloct0n
and it is said he did not attain to the ace of
twenty-one until within few days Of his ap-
pcaripg at the Seat Of Government. The Sc
nators, with their worthy President, acting as
the grand supervisors Of the action oftho other
branch, arc equally attentive to business, and
move on in their velvet hall Gas calm as sum
mGf'S evening The clerks Of the two branoA-
cs arc efficient, industrious and courteous, rs
officers and gentlemen.
There was u grand entertainment at the
Governors mansion last evening. The gucsls
were Numerous; among whom there were a
large number Of ladies, presenting dazzling
scene Of beauty, taste and fiahion
The Naval School recently removed 10 tins
city, is in most Aou7ishug condition. There
are about eighty scholars in attcndancc- being
llrgor nuHrbcr than Was ever before in the
school since its original establishments The
introduction Of 50 large II number of young
gentlemen, with number OF gentlemen al
tachcd 10 the coast survey, also here, as you
may imagine. gives quito a hfc-l.kc scene to
the aspect Of The city, ia comparison with It's
uniform quiet.
hear of no c0mphint a. 70 the hcal)huoss
ol the dcnIzens Of this place; and, one thing s
worthy Of remark, as a matter Of nooriaDy,
no contagious disease has ever prevailed here:
, indeed, III cases OF persoas arriving here, dur
ing the prevalence OF the cholera and the sm9l
pDX, haYing contracted these infections diseases
elsewhere, have fiicd TO infect Others here,
aud have passed oil with tn. person. 50 al-
n pfpI
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|'. ..t- - l-'iS'' TiYh~ ! I,i>s,
TO D. u. ! 70 cnHuccuua wilh mr. 'HEiSlIG'S
HAGrETiC FLUID.
These Pas'hfs, Which have received ;hc UuqGlIi.
appoba'i1U ~ the 3iraictl Profession ot Gr, a.
ae vh "a To the pgu .ic as aH uapurgnl at
inci 20 jAa genuine GAhHhNlG ri G., and thrr
mod'anNt Gsr acUUg uEuH tie same I-uH,lplg, but
LaEug tha b.Hgtt OF more lpGHl gpl,yo,lun
IhcGALNhNiD T"A1TEES are confidently re
tommrUdtd as a valuable uG4iuuH m I'll. speedy cure
pt rheumatism and Nervous Comp'1iu -, and as an
tD2C'uai remedy cases Of paa o. Oppression IN the
Chest, Weakness Of the Back, and a general debility
through u the sys'Cw In spinal omplaiuis Ihyy
are nsrd with III" greatest hCHt ;as preventive for
col s., and in affections OF the chest generally. they
viii be found nl unusual value, In Nervous Disur
det: particularly those affecting The chest ,ldy, back
or stomach they give almost Immediate and pCrnia-
mont relief
Beware Of spurious limitations and ruYchase none
but CJiRISfIE'S G.9LE.7NIC STRtNGI BEN
ING PLASTER, To be obtained only al the store of
SEFll 5. HANCE, lOS Baltimore street, aud corner
Charles and Pratt s's; and where may brhnd
DIR. CHRlSTlE'S GALVANIC RINGS. BANDS,
BRACELETS aud MAGNETIC FLUID, for the
cure OF rheumatism, acute or chrome GOut, Tie Do
loreuE, TOOthache, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous or
Sick Hcadache, Indigestion, ParalV sis. Palsy EplpD-
sey. Fits, Cramp, Paptaton of the Heart, hpoplexy,
Stiffness OF joints, LumbagO, Spinal Complaints NCu-
agla, General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Ener-
gy, and ALI Nervous Disorders. In eases OF confirm
ed Dyspep have been found equally successful.
Remember that all articles Of This description, not
obtained ofSETl. s. HANCE, lOS Baltimore ST., and
corner OF Charles and Pratt SITS,
Base and Worthless CouHterftit2.
Dr. Christie warns the American public against >pu-
riouS ig itatons The metals OF which the Rings are
composed are prepared by secret process, known
only to the discoverer, for which he obtained pa.
tent, and all limitations worthless and without any
beneficial effect whatever. No PCders will on any
account be allowed 10 sell Or. Chrstie's Rings, UI
Fluid, and but agent in every city be appointed
pamnhlpfs pan N he nod VIII hon OH i,SI
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EbnRsONs SUFFERING WlTn TOOT

"a ACHE will have tcured in one minute by using
WHEELEHS TEA-BERRY TOOTH WASH and
tue tooth, Will be protected from all decay--SOreness
OF The Gusls is cured by it-SOilness OF the Gums is
curedBieedng OF the Gums is stopped by it, aud The
teeth gums and mouth are always kept pleasant, and
III the best state of health.
Your Tea berry Tooth Wash having removed the
scur from my teeth, cured tooachC and soreness ot
my gums, and arrested all decay 0t teeth, send YOU
This, ny certificate, which You !uay pabi.sh; and (
hope that those who suffer with >cuu, tOulhaCha,
soreness. Of tho gums and decay of the teeth, may
await Themselves OF the opportunity I obtaining q
similar remedy ami uaCou'm0n!y pleasant Tooth
Wash. JEIIANNA CUyHERAI,
w. Wheeler
Your Tel-befry Tooth Wash esteem as fully de-
serving an OF the pTaIsG I sce bestowed upuu it, and
iils qualification 10 add ny tesJmuuy 0t IT'S O. ycrl
lguce fer the teeth and gums that which YOU nniy
have, for the benefit of those who Wth tor a remedy
for pain OF the rectH, Tartar. ana wash to keen
teeth ana mouth very pleasant, for which purposes
have used II, and fouud it speedy ami veIv pl. asa
remedy. NJ. B. MANCGUEV
w. Wheeler.
Il affords pleasure 10 give my TESTIMONY relative
to Wheeler Ten LeIryToU!h Wash Il has entirely
relieved much pain Of my gums, removed sMe!lu.
from my gums cured too hache stoprpd all decay If
my teeth, and s pleasant article tur preserving he
teetn, gums and mouth in perfect health.
W. Wheeler FREDERICK w. FtHSGN.
Sold at No. l2l Baltimore street, above South, ty
d3D JAMES NJ. HAIG.
q tscNEs EIiA OK sIg.I& CLOAkTAS slLS, |
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

distinguished graduate fIom Of HE irst OIL
ltgrs IN the Unite States, which may be seen by ha
Diploma; also member Of the Royal College OF
surgeons and Lcenlate of The Ap0ls ecary's Hail
London and the greater part of whose life has heer
VIZ those O; London, Paris and Philndei,htn, pFy
be consulted on all diseases, but more particularly
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ANNAPOLIS, Jan. n, lS4G.
DoingS Of the LegiSiature-The Speaker WOrL-
ing .uembers-EGcism Ctcyks-G Gorernor's
Lecee-.Naual -IIeaIh-.Naoigafioa,
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who are in the daily habit Of swallowing aIco.
holc liquor may receive temporary alleyiation
of the irritated nerves Of the stomach already
enfeebled but instead Of conferring tone or
vigor to that organ il only serves 10 perpe,n-
ate its disease or debility. The experiments
of DR.. Beaumont upon st. Martin, few
years since, illustrates most clearly the iniuri-
GUS effects of this poison on that most impor-
tant organ, the stomach. Ii will be recollected
that the youth, st. Martin, Canadian. re-
ceived severe wound in the abdomen by
which portion of the stomach was laid open.
and SO continued after the inflammation
abated and the wound healed BY this anom-
ally in the usual workings Of nature, the pro-
cess Of digestion and assimilation could be
seen, and DIR. Beaumont travelled about with
the young man, exhibiting the action Of this
organ TO members Of his profession, and other
intelligent persons desirous of promoting sci
ence and the cause OF Temperance. FREQUENT
ly diseased appearances were observed as red
or purple spots upon the lining membrane of
the stomach, from some Of which exuded
small drops Of generous blood; aphthous or
cankery patches upon the same membrane
the gastric fluids, mixed with large propor-
ton of ropy mucus, and muco purulent mat
ter slightly tinged with blood, resembling the
discharge from the bowels in some cases of
dysentary! These evidences of violence were
always traced to the internal exhibition Of spir-
ituous drinks. The plates Of the late Dr. Sew
| all, on the pathological condition of the stom-
ach in confirmed drunkards, and the interme
diate stages of habtual drinkers of spirits. are
quite conclusive proofs of The fatal effects of
alcohol upon the internal system. Dr. Mus
sey remarks in evidence of the directly pois
onous effects of intoxicating drinks upon the
constitution, that men long accustomed 10
| their daily use may be taken off suddenly and
entirely from them. not only without impair
! ing the health, but with certainty of I'M
proving it, He cites the testimony of Mr..
Powers, who in 1926 was agent and keeper of
The PenetenlIary al Auburn, New York. Mr.
2. states, that during several years residence
in that Institution, he had never known an in
divldual whose health had not been benefited
by the total abstraction Of spirits and every
other sllmnlant drink and narcotic from his
| diet. When II IS taken into account that seven
eights of those convicted Of crime are habitual
toperS and drunkards. and that the statement
ol MIR. overs is only in accordance with thos
IN similar position in other u our large Pen
lienIiares, il should be made to Impress the
mind with more than ordinary weight Mr.
p. farther states, that although much uneas,-
HCo5 ID Usually ltlt Dg iHe IHFUIldte IOT II lew
days after their usual dlams have been inle-
dicted, YET in every Instance a healthy rea.l on
has taken place. and the improvement IA
health and animal spirits remarkable. Abo t
six hundred Was the average number in The
prison whilst he keeper, and he SAYS he
| never saw SO healthy body oi persons
these convicts when assembled for Divine er-
vice. x Y.
ITO be continued
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this city, for
the day ending July \, Mt IL MI.

Beers TEMrERANcE HOTEL.
II , Anderson, Ky. G $ Bcechcr, Con. Mr.,
Evans, Mo-
UNITED STATES HoTEI.
/ Chandler, Va. Lady Ssbc and servants do.
Miss Winston, do. w II Davenport, do Col. S
Cox, n.y. Murphy, Alb. Anderson, Pa. J H
Leonard, Mass. Dyer, ---. OK Howard, N Y.
W Fisher and Lady, Texas. ], Butler, Houston,
Texas. + B Schnanke, Phil.
CoLEMAS's HoTEL.
II II Harrison, Va. r l. Andrews and Lady, Alb.
z ) Roman and Lady, N O. u J. Pouton, do S f
Tucker, Va. Nyo and Lady, N o. IA Prince, S
=. GW Moody, do. B Perry, do. s B Carey
Miss J Rodgers, Va. DR.. Nancreed, Lady and
son. Phila. WR Hurlett, O. H Ashton, Bait G
Brown, jr, Q. T @ Hundlcy, Va. G Erelank, Va
. CAN'T, U N. G Dyer, jr, do, Williamson
Gin. Wilson, Va. T B Butt, do. NH Nicholas
J Polk, Bait G. N Talhaw, Phil. T. A Ogicr s G
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING,

A II AUCTION PRlCES.--l am authorized to
II sell this week 800 pieces of Clothing, to close
consgnmcnts, without reserve consisting Of
Tweed, Alpaca, Cloth, and other summer Coats
Cashmere, Gambroon, Drilling, and Summer
Cloth Pantaoons
Satin, Silk Marsees, and other Vests
Shirts, Stocks, Cravais, Suspenders, &c.
Auction next Friday afternoon, at A o'clock, in
front of my store, Pennsylvania avenue between th
and 10Th streets. Will be sold general variety OF
Furniture, Fancy Goods, and Clothing, which will
be arranged on days of salc w. d. LEWIS.
July 2-2t
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THE REPLY.

REVEREND Sin: When gazing upon a
lovely landscape, or lending a willing ear to
the soft swelling strains OF distant music as it
floats upon the air, or reading Of gallant deed $
done or the field of batlle, or noble actions
performed on the stage of civil life, when
emotions, too deep Tor utterancc, rush upon
the SOUL and we realize the poverty OF Ian
guage in which 10 do justice TO their express
sion, how do we sigh for Thoughts that
breathe and words that burn" through which
as through lava channel, we might pour
fourth the pent up feelings Of our hearts. un-
der circumstances of such a nature, do stand
before you, sir, as the organ OF Potomac DIvl-
sion, to tender to you, and through you TO the
Ladies Of Georgetown, our sincere thanks for
| that bright and beautiful offering; and to con
| vey the thanks thus coldly spoken, but
yet how warmly felt, as proceeding from the
Division, as from the heart Of ono man. Sir,
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Collectors ONCE, June 24, lsa6.
CITY TAXES.
NOTICE ITO DELIN QUENTS.

MOTT CE TO DELIN @ U ENTS.
A LII persons whose taxes on real or personal
II property remain due and unpaid, are hereoy
notified, the law directs that payment Is required
to be made within sixty days from the date hereof
otherwise their property will be subject to DO leVied
upon, advertised, and sold to satisfy said taxes.
A. ROTHWELb, Collector.
iupc 26-2taw2m
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TOOLS, LEATHER, &c.

TOVH5t
INROM THE FAIR-One case OF Carpenters
Il and Mllwrghts Ioels
One case of Shoemaker's Tools
One box of Shoemaker's Hammers.
All finished in the best manner.
Three bundles Of skiIting and sole Leather
Two Reirigerators
Three dozen Morocco and Calf Skins
Eight pieces japanned Leather, black and white
-Four pieces three.fy and other Carpeting
A lot Of Hollow-ware. consisting Of Tea Kct-
ties, Dutch Ovens, Pots and Spiders
Two barrels best quality Glue
Axes, Shovels, Britannia Glass, Stone and Wood
cnware.
With a general assortment Of new and second
hand Furniture. For sale by
B. HOMANS, Penn. Avenue,
iulv 3-6t Between 9th and lth streets
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&C r nj | n A l. G O u Il Il
JUDGE CRAWFORD, presiding.
p. BARTON KEY. Dist Attorney.
flNr rcn., InIn u lSln


U. S. vs.. negro Nelson Smms-AssauIt and
battery. Gully. Williams for defence. Sen
fenced to len days imprisonuren, in jail and
fined ST..
u. S. vs.. negresS Henrietta Butler-Obtan-
ing sundry goods from Mr. John n. Garter
upon forged order, purporthg TO be written
by Walter Snool. Guilty. Ratclille for de-
fence.
US. vs.. Aquilla mmerson-Larceny Not
Guilty.
u. S. vs. Edward Hart-Assault and bate
~. Case submitted to the court, and the ac
cused was fined 50 and costs.
y. S. VS.. James Il. Given-Assault upon
his mother-in in-aw with intent to kill. Not
Guilty. Warner and Williams for defence.
AT half-past four, p. m. the jury in the case
OF Lafontainc came into court, having been
absent for twenty-six and half hours; the
prisoner was brought into court and the fore
man said he was not Guilty, and so they all
said.
The Jury stood while out seven--hve.
Owing to the illness of Mr.. Key, Mr.. Car
lsle acted as prosecutor IN the case OF Given.
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For the Columbian Fountain.

For the Columbian Ountaln.
MEssRs. EpIToRs: We said, in a former
number of our remarks upon the effects of
Alcohol upon the human system, that the re-
spectacle portion of the profession oil medl-
cine were almost unanimous in their opinion
and expression that this article is an unqualI-
fed poison, and cannot possibly be drank as
a beverage, in health, without causing the
most deelerions consequences. The whole
history OF spirit drinking, in the language OF
another, whether simple or combined with the
different ingredients existing in iermented OF
brewed liquors, affords abundant proof OF It's
being uncongenial with the most natural and
healthy actions Of the bodily organs. How
wide from the truth is the notion that spirit
aids the stomach in the process of digestion.
DIR. Beddoes observed, that animals TO whom
he had given spirits along with their food, had
dlgested nearly one halt less than other like
animals to whom none had been given. Those
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
POSTPONED CHANCERY SALE

Dillon rs. Garretson.
DY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of ,h,
ID District of Columbia passed iii the above cause
bearing date The 9th day of December, ls41, will
he sold at pubic auction $ iturdav, the III
July inst, the premises, at 4 o'clock p NJ h,,
No IN square 32l with the brick bdlldiug there
on The said lot hes the canal at the corner
OF lth street and affords valuable site for man.
ufaciuing purposes.
Terms of sale: One.thrd cash and the balance
in nine and twelve months the.derrred paVmruts
To he,secured by The bond Of the purchaser, with
approved security, learng interest from the day of
sale. ID. 4. HALL, Trustee.
july BITS a. GREEN Auctinneer.
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| H S Chane, Bost.. J McCahan, Phil. ID M Currin,
Ten. A Jones. N G. X Martin, do. Miss M Martin
do. Miss H Martin, do. Il
M BRows'sS HorEL
DBFoster, N Y. ID Driscoll, do. + w Gerche-
CINE, do. ] J Hurley,do Mr. Clagett, Md. Miss
Dobson, do. L Butler, Alb. Armon, Mobile.
II Peipre, do. II Hillear, Md. |. Bloomfield. Ind.
r Abbey, Lady and child Miss G II Clark. Va.
w White, do. ] w Earle, S G. ] M Calf, Va X
w Murrau Bait II /, Holmes, N G.
FuLLEn's HorEI.
w Murphey, Alb. S Haiti, Va. c Graham,
Pa. Whiteside, do.
The Senate having on Monday, by majo-
ry of two, refused 10 reier the Tariff bill to the
Finance Committee, and having made it the
special order Of the day for Monday next, and
every day thereafter until finally disposed Of,
Congress will, il is thought, adjourn at much
earlier period Than anticipated. Had the bill
been referred 10 a committee, it would have
consumed three weeks in an examination OF
| its details So close is the vote, that it is APP
pretended the fate of the bill will be decided
by the casting vote Of the Vice President
No list has vet been forwarded 10 the War
Department Of the names Of the privates who
were killed and wounded in the battles OF the
Rio Grande They will be published as soon
as received. Many an anxious parent IS wait
ing for The news.
Itappears that the prejudice against the Te-
legraphic wires as having caused the recent
rains will be removed by The following expla
| nation:
Passengers by The latest sleampacket report
| having seen, prior TO their landing at HALIFAX
the magnificent spectacle Of about thirty con.
| tguous icebergs, some Of them about 200 fee
| high. |, is argued that this vast accumulation
Of ice must necessarily act powerfully in The
condensation Of vapor. and consequent forma
ton of clouds, thereby producing in some
places destructive floods, especially as The vino
for the last three weeks has been almost con
slantly blowing from The Northeast
1t is said thai the President will Iv send
message to Congress recommen { an is
sue of letters Of marque for the capture Of
Mexican vessels
An arrangement is IN contemplation by
which the Southern Mail will he received IN
this city tweny-lour hours earlier than n
present
For the Information OF sucn OF our citizens
as may b. ignorant Of the fact. we would stale
that the cold bath should never be taken when
the body is in heated stale 1t Is different
with tie tepid or warm bath. Either Of these
may be taken nj any time
During a call OF The House yesterday for the
purpose Of procuring quorum, several mem
bers went sleep on their desks. They We're
no doubt dreaming Of their wives and families
As an act Of justice 10 Mr. Adams, it is proper
10 state that during the hottest days he is al
! ways in his seat, from the meeting to the ad-
Iiournment of the House. and with his eyes
open too.
During a call OF the House yesterday after.
noon, one member. who was locked out, de
scended from the gallery window outside the
building, and crept along the edge OF the cor
nice work TO an open window below, through
which he entered the Hall Ii was a moSt
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let us not be absorbed in the doings Of Others
to forget what is going on at home.