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RowERY THEATRE-x0NDAY EVENING, AUGUST
i IL. SIEGE e 81 ~
rton Captain Aiion, Mr. Watkins; Bridget Srliivaa.
J asr f ss%opo IT. xso s s.a
chez, Mr. Seymour; Sonora Adela Miss wemys The per
KnRD or the Sasa saton
Nary wsan Miss &
Open at tot curtain rises a. ~ Boxes sicts; PIT 2,l
CASTLE GARpEN.-GREAT NOVELTIES ros rIE
s sTnsy yss Ae sS l1a ossn IL
anS%
the Promenadsrs Admission 25s cents To com
menee at o'clock No postponement account Of the
CASTLE GARDEN THE CELEBRATED HAVANA
Italian Opera Company, under the dreeon OF Signor f.
iS ASsu,s y, IN @ MI BE-
s"1S ASSn s saSr Ras Ssaa Angela
dali; Flora, signora Bsni NOrmaano, sissor
which hs Ayorte under the direction Of
ese tsass s teFSI H0ys pSna ana Ga0p'
RARNUMs AMERICAN xUsEUs.-P t. BARNUN
ID Aansger and PROPRIETOR John Greenwood jr.. As
sisant Manager seventh week Of re.epenins
% e. wS so al
elect upon the public nind Barnum will withdraw
sDns s With Clarke n 9
Miss . xss F @ ri u Fi
boy ImProDptu Songs Danes che Lansssh M Bell Ring
dy the Booser Infant &c. &c. Afternoon performances
commence at go o'clock and evening performances at
o'clock. Admission Is CENTS children under 10 years. l2
nAN RICE's CIRCUS WILL EXHIBIT AT WILL
~ lamsburgh on Monday and Tuesday, August 9Th and
9th 1850 The performances will consist Of series Of
rian, GymEaste. Acrobatc, Terpsiehorean, Aerial and
sprite Displays by the best Artists in this any other
country: amongst whom may be enumerated. Mr. w. Ber
nard Carroll Mme. Marie. Mast W Aymar Mast JEAN ani
La Petite Mary who enters the cage Of full grown
Leopard The Trick Horses Aroostook and Biz Thunder
shakfrearian Jester Admission Is cents. open
To commence at half past o'clock.
CAsTLE GARDEN is Now OPEN Foa TIE RECEP-
~ ton of visters during the day, from An till Z. n
1t is the largest and most beautiful the country
Afording superior opportunity for reading medtaon
undsturbed pronenades, while viewing the shipping
and delightful around and inhAng the deeioui
breeze. Admission, 12hs cents.
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WASHINGTON, August 2, 1850
Odds and Eads IA Congress 10. Dav-Thc Cabinet
pacdncis, and pvhaf 70 Doing Reiaiics Thereto
The Buffalo Collector Jyithdrawn-o Opposition
Going 1gaina Butterfeld- Suppression Of a Brief
Of Ltmcoin's Recommendation, &c.
Everything was at sea in the Senate to-day.
Several members defined their positions IN certain
contingencies. Mr.. Atchison ana Mr. Foote had
brisk spsrring match in regard TO the manner in
which the war, gas, and di,union speeches and
toasts Of the Rhetts, Cheenuts, Quaulsbumbs, &c,
OF south Carolina, should be treated.
Mr.. Badger made sound, conservative speech.
AZ to what North Carolina would do in in the mat
ter Of disspion movement Mr. Pearce, as IL
little epenfsnf, gave notice that he would intro
duce smsll Omnibus bill on Monday merit, carry
Ing two psssengers-a territorial government, for
New MEXICO, and an adjustment Of the Teras
boundary. An executive 90 s.ion was had, and
then an adjournment over to Monday next, took
place
10 the House, the Indiss appropriation bill was
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Storm At THE EAsT.-There was heavy storm
of wind and rain in this city and places to the west
ward, yesterday afternoon. The lightning was
vivid and continuous. Seldom have we seen the
rain descend so freely. We hear Of the storm as
far TO the southwest Hartford, where il prevail
ed at about one o'clock. The house of Mr.. Hunt.
in Milton, struck by lightning during the heavy
shower yesterday afternoon. The lightning passed
down the chimney, giving Mrs. Hunt, who, with
the two children, was sitting on sofa, severe
shock. The children were not affected. Ia the
south part OF Lexington, the house occupied by
Mrs. Locke, and owned by her son, Oliver Locke,
was also struck by lightning yesterday afternoon
The building was console 1bly damaged, one room
being entirely torn to pieces, and the furniture end
other sppurtenances mostly destroyed. The fanny,
consisting OF seven or eight persons, being mt the
time in another part " the house, were providen-
tally saved dog, lying under the table, was
killed. Two cow, in the vicinity Of the h1,s~
were also killed. In Providence the storm ,sassxs
perenced at about the hour as in tbs vicinity
We learn from the journal that the ,.,ouse of ]. g.
Tar, IN Winiinsyille, was strrck BY lightning,
doing considerable damage % furaiture &c
Boston Journal, August 2.
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THE FRIENDS OF TUE ROMAN CATHOLIC HALF
Il Orphan Asylum requested TO meet at VIM. r. Pow
eIs No 10 Prince street. Tuesday evening" August 9th
1880 to hear the Of the committees
further for the excursion take place the
18th instant. BY order. THOMAS MAHER, Chairman.
J W. WALSH, Secretary.
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ANOTHER MrRDrR-At 3 o'clock last Friday
night, great excitement was caused in the w.s,s,n
section OF Baltimore, by the announcement thai a
msn had been murdered in the open street an
trehkiin, near Cove street. On arriving in The
vicinity, We ascertaned that the murdered man
was The sfilcient police officer, Conrad Won Dana
"a pn.ceI bfashears shortly afterwards arrest
Sere carried before Justice Root, at the western
disrict watch house, and AFTER br ef examioatiou
they were committed, to await the result of the
sppesrs that the deceased was attacked Inv 10.
per- scott, whilst passing in front of the house of
me latter, and that he broke loose from Scott and
kn9csed HIM down They then again clinched.
shd me wiie OF Scott ran out Of the house AMI
caught hold OF Won Danaker, and almost At the
same moment he fell MORALLY wounded. having
been stabbed with knife Ii appears that Scott
ra nro,her'in-la OF Won Dansker, and that a
family feud has existed for some time between
them, which Il IL supposed was the origin of tn,
fatal rencontre Baitimors sun.
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WIGS and ToE.ess.--Another Medal has

been awarded to wp Bachelor for the bss Wigs and Teu
pes The public are invited TO inspect his new style i
1850. at BATCHELOR'S celebrated Wig Factory, WaD
Izse He keeps the largest and best sortmsnt in the
ely Cepy ssie address
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EOPARTNERSHIPN OTICE.-THE SUBsCRIBERHAv-
Wing this day taken Mr.. o. b. HER0T into psrtasrhip,
business viii hereafter be conducted under the hrm Of l.
Trapmann Co. L. TRAPMANN.
Charleeton, SC. July I, 1880
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DARNUMs AMERICAN NusEUM.-P. r. BARNUl
IAN RIcE's CIRCUS WILL EXHIBIT AT VIII


= TON OF visiers curing the day from An; tilI H
Afording superior opportunity for reading medtaon
undsturbd promenades while viewing the shipping,
and delightful around and inhang the delicious
breeze Admission, 12h cents.
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WATERING PLACES.

THE SALISBURY HOUSE IS SITUATED IN TIE
centre 81 salbury in the midst q the most romantic
lats aud mountain scenery In Lchhed county ysiters BY
the Bossa'onie Railroad will End daily stage from Falls
village distant four miles Families and parties can be ac-
eemmodated with board aud the proprietor will endeavor
20 render their stay pleasant and comfortable Salisbury
August !. 1850. HENRY s. NORTON
CEA BATHINo-NARINE PAVILION, RocKAwAY, I.
- LTans by the Long tsland Railroad leave the south
Terry brooklyn. y. NJ and sP. NJ daily, for
Jamsca where coaches In readiness TO convey
HIRAM CRANsT0N.
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1000, 81 sorrt Is,- ssAstL OF ,s ~
ha,e t.,n sold whe.t failure. in restoring the hair
crrng Rheumatic snd all other psins No Pearl
street by G. Ring G. v. Cshnsr Co. as 80 Brosi-s
between Grand and Bsoome ftrsst Of the
sruggss IN general 10 bottles, AL and shnss each
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ATRocious MrRDEE.-The following are the
particulars OF most atrocious murder, which &c
CURED IN the vicinity of Peuymansville, Hartford
-. -. Is" "a spears thai Mr. Esnrv
Uammopd sged sho,, AZ =. having dined, re-
tired into his garden for the purpo, W enyoylng a
cigar. lie had not re NAMED there long ''rv snf
thaP crack OF gun was heard, and, on en-. '"
the garden few minutes after, IL was found thai
.ns con.rn's iouck shotD had entered his back and
sides, killing him Instantly. An inquest was hell
on the body, and verdict rendered that he came
TO his death from gun-sbot wound inflicted bv
some person unknown. Late in the evening. ri-
mors were afioat as 10 the supposed guilty narty.
and the cause OF the deed, which WILL we presume
be July investigated. Mr. Hammond was we'll
known IN this city as modest, un assuming oeptle-
man. lie has been residing IN Hartford county
about twelve years, previous TO which he lived !,
Baltimore. -BahiniOrs Sun
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ITO THE LADIEs-xRs. COOPER FEMALE Pursr-
sss with eredentisls from Europe can 10 oopsultsS
all diseases OF and shidrsn her once .ss
Twentieth street between seventh and Eirhtk Als
Tor sale her msdcne of ssebty for ali
female obstructions. lea West rwentisth street.
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A LyyT,nA lus Z, IA L.EcgEs.raINcIPAL pEror AT

LIVERY. sc-76 BROADWAY. UP sTAIRs.-CuAs.
st.wr, uorwsrly q Jobn street, anufse,urer % ts
snhc only ~ the most reasonable prices Original
Designs o. silver -srs ssdjsvslry made order No
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CPECIAL NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE SUB
scrbers OF the lots in Waverley, So miles from New
York. the first instament due the LIST of August
Those Of the subscribers who have not yet paid their
instalment must the Immediately to John A.
Flammer 25 Wooster street. forfeit the that
previously paid on the lots whoever pays the money to
must the again The deeds Of the lots
ready at oce. The title Of the property perfect
havps been examined by the attorneys both par
ties ihose who 40 not want TO take up the deeds can re-
ceve bond with the amount paid and the number Of the
lots put in the bond BY order OF the Of the lots
S. Carnage, Lydia Z. Carnage, Z. B. Clussman. Given
under hand and seal
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hechsnesl tesrcell Lamps and svsry ether ssyiss
The largest stock ths uni~< et.ss~ ts variety
ssnssnl 81 hs.s rsss lu.nsi, % Trench oies.. chm
r''ssA Oh f'r->rss< ssiA ~ .sg':..l. asa retail
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RASKs OF BRISTOL. r. I-BILLs or THESE BANKS
~ bought At "a per cent discount BY
CkRPENTER vERsILyE. ~ wsii street.
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SARACENS HEAD, IL DEY STREET.-THE UNDER
~ signed having been engaged in the Star and
Carter Richmond the Lsndon various other
LIBERATED places and about London,
pleasure in announcing his friends the freguentsrs Of the
establishments which he has had control and the
lie generally that he has his former vocation the
above hotel where he will be pleased to them, where
that his dishes liquors and sesa are net TO surpassed
appreciation of the fasdous assisted is that
known veteran, "The Major he fully expects
with the liberal patronage OF discrmin ating public
RICHARD RULE. P.S.-Green Turtle, and Salmon, and
Lobster Sauce ready to- morrow At " n precisely
CoLDKRs wARRANTs.-THE ADVERTISER WISHES
~ to exchange valuable tract Of land situated Brad
ford county, Penn near Towands, for siers warrants
Any persons having TIE same ~. esrouS obtaining land
New York. realize the full value Of their
The land is Of easy being only from
New York, the railroad. Address t. Box l2 Post
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wANTN.

WAkTEp-BY YOUNG MAN, IS YEARS OF AGE,
,.,,;smt , ~nS az h Or res ssooery
given. Congratulations addressed n. q, Herald ONCE
II he sTohY AMP
Waller Grand or Brooms streets. Address J. B. at this
once.
w from the OLD country permanent situation a. clerk
H. y iSS Z. .%P
ss M % h, chief oslss, being 70 &C.,
h. in the Wet ,sr S tine 70.
amends By sons,.Ss .sstion hi. snpiOysr. interest,".
Address A. z At this ofsee.
WANrEDzA SITUATION AS WET NURSE. lRV A
in The city, 70 Herald
WASSIED.IHE WHOLE OR UPPER PART AND
hoods family .aa and no esislss Hddis.
WANDA SITUATION. BY A. PROTESTANT
ySpss ~on,n DO the o. s%a Ps sra
her last place Can be seen few days. lis Prince street.
WANTEp-As CLERK IN AN OFFICE, AN ACTIVE,
w INTELLIGENT, Industrious young man, who writes good
hspd ssS ofn ,s honesty
WANTEp-IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FUR
store hrst rate salesman. The best Of references
will be required TO character Apply TO wk hosER. a
A GENTLEMAN WHO IS ABOUT TO MAKE CON-
~ uercis tour In this State and the west, will be most
inclined smsioy him ssssi Address O. p herald
A GENTLEMAN FROM SWITZERLAND, WHO HAS
N resided in the different capitals OF Europ,
Professor Of Languages wishes make
Tptor In family. Professor In school Address Mr..
Hsnbi Herald Office.
ITO MERCHANTS AND GRocERs.-wANrEp-A
Il situation. as Salesman been in business his
accouut-has an extensive aequaintance with
chants the Western and other sections Of the
He feels confident he contribute TO the interest Of
Salary moderate and the best Of rerense gvon
Address n. 7. 8. Lovejoys Hotel.
INFORMATION WANTED or JOHN cAuILI. Fos-
msry o. the parish Of Ardsh, Cynn county, L.ngerd
ireland. who left his residence at Cold Spring sunday
the 2th u 4 o. unsound mind and about . Of age
fuild high. black body black
pants black satin and black cloth in0rma-
ton Of him will lie thankfully received BY his brother
Edward. at Cold Spring Putnam county. New York
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DIERCEs MINsTRELs, OLYMPIC, No. fi4 BRoAD-

LAsBI0NABLE DANCING-PRtvArE LESSONS BY
Mr. Frederick IS Franklin street. Schools and families
nj ended.
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4 MORIER WATCH MAKER, rs CHAMBERS STREET,
-. Nsw yorf left his store July a. With mosey aud
English, wears straw hat black Vanished shses dark
coored coat sack rantaloons With OBJ
long aback mouesetn seekcoh. with light and
eoored has big shape ssd exterior rather common face
teeth whoever will eontrbute 70 e, him srrc,ted and
recover the ubsfracted objects shalt have reward q Us
The police ofce Of New lork has delivered against
him y. oUARRF, us Race street, Philadeipkia.
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invited TO inspect PuAL0N'S style OF Wigs Teu-
pee the aud best in the city
IL his celebrated Wage Hair Bye Factory, l Broadway
corner of Dey street. Copy the address.
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Mount Morris, Hariem.-Who that mas
General Tsylor.--The Iast and best Por.

trait General engraved appeared in the first
Of the Gallery lustr0us Americana 1t is sold by all
Booksellers ana b., BRADY a5 Broadway, where the
original DaguerreotyFe is to be seen.
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From this point. the debate was diverted 10 the
grand question ofdisunion, Nessrs Rusk, Mason,
Butler and Clay occupying the arena, the great
Harry Of the West, coniending against Messrs Ma
con and Butler, that dsunion must he put down, "
attempted, even by the force Of arms. The gale
res aIplsuded the patriotic words Of Clay
Mr.. foote followed in one Of the most pungent,
pointed, epersmmaiic and peeling attacks upon
certain late disunion proceedings in South Carroll.
ma, holding them up TO the laughter and ridicule OF
The senate and OF the galleries, and winding up
with an endorsement Of Gen. Jackson's proclama-
ton.
MIR. Butler replied with great deal OF discre-
lon and MIR. Hale aud Mr.. Dickinson further sro-
lonRed the debate. The latter rentlemsn thsusht
that y nothing ese had been done by the Omnibus,
the effect which II has had ~ bringing the ultrss Of
The North and South int such loving communios
10 great good achieved, almost sufficient TO com.
Pensafe for the loss OF sir months precious time.
From the tenor Of this debate, u you'd appear
That Mr.. Clay considers the monster, disunion, as
living monster, full Of life and horrible resolufons
that he really did believe the Compromise would
he the salvation 81 the country; and that with its
defeat the "peace, harmony and concord ~ the
Union became subjects Of very doubtful duration
81 preservation. And IT further sppesrs, that While
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS OF AGE, A
w situation In respectable wholesale retail grocery
ssabshnent City references Of the highest character
given Communications addressed 10 n c. Herald oee,
will be end
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EAsE AND COMFORT IN wALKING, AND A CURE
~ for corns-Eroots buetskn boots shoes and CATERS
very desirable article for those who have tender feet At
his New lsrk boot and shoe emporium $50 Fulton street
be erceied,
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The SaempAi. Road.

We p1AhsA today enaassaaieataa ffn 4s Lanztree, sPsa ts subject Of te pce-:ed rela fsos MsmeAA We have reseA:eaiy sasocaiea tAe uala,y aa psezag impcsa1ee o< ss road, essy te esxeas of ss hsSss sausasy, bas Eo syesy Psu of rss ssse Ar Lsnsss, eoaPsesa sArSyo< undertakes zaake ssz@uz@axsa as4 ress~. sAg ies b was exPsa>s sf te sxeY. H. pgarssa d as f.s & As
 e.zs wA ss pssees psFss, &a4 pnsSsa. zasa sss.ps ss ssEs sss sT aasee weeks H- has PSspei AI 0f As sepssrd nzse t sssrysd, wa4eA ks
 sAs B4aasr t-e sasreely asee~sAx ss asr k ss s psze ssaxs AaS 1sy sf esa4eas bsa sAsas ls sa ssalzag zaa sssserms sis aa4-ytaxiag aEne ez~sy ssszeGaee waa eset nzea sesagns .ssss a caa snmxn ss dsVsay wssAea as rss ereratsn ux rea .s......ur vn.a ss sse NS..ssssnas
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yAe Next Candidate for Congre...

s ts reared U ss;tss. sy ts psSyI,ssa. cf tas sessas iss, aa Has she lS5s Sassa4 seAi sa, aenssv D rsc lwer oase of CoSyress- Arr as she naaa%er q Representatives sos al ess1 4 saI Fealslz ssa, nay bs easssea sws semssrss aaA rse ssas Ssaesed- In ss 6-e, weo shAa seaue spsa ia, az Alts ter ia the has sf esazeds We ha1, 2aas Aesssrsase t~aAs n ta< L@si-szGre dssrsssoa
 ias swara, eriy 1Ay. GlaGe ssessd Pre. ps1sr and sasrstc Rspresentaise, sser SY suaveann ez~ssos o@s s 4e-ssrrssAc aAcnaazs sAe present. General Assembly
 oue ssast Ae e1ae oAec, asA l4x ssgAS- ns&snx day fsr Tss eseSoa. b. esseses h &ss wasa se ssre sf O 4ssss sasssa preserenee ss si saae n wAsch Eas aassy os Psp>ss hy e 4Rsrrsry ay he beA z9rseA Gsse ss fcx seSn4ud searer. ess4 kae, and issed Ss~ssSSsase ~ao aAs Hksswa sA sf snns snA has pasea, fAh, aai ~lEa Bat fresa al nasers, easzrtas, tcn4er fea aaf w.y ffiznas
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CITY RErxbRIHk.

we srs ann.mxea D ss 1aa JiIS nAyfs win CAy ResaFaee, eteraai aa hss easaag eiy easrteAA Mpv. if, fsdA
 &R.Ee gre ausNpfxsi b saap0.re NM. g. HtTfFs a . ee4s eH h. eaes es csa-y aaA Rtaenss lsase CT saR euansy at fui1nAi
 #na-He asn aetsainrd asnssnee C. I.- SULLIVAN nsKe1a3nss ST GHy csazha, tse emsunx c1 esecsoa Mss~r4 Esrr1As Ysa wiH pa<Ase 1nnsas~e saTzB4i AAs4 fss <iertsa the axE ef Cy CaasEah&s sg ensaMR eisv etrssaa, se ts Maasag lasaay, 1851 0rs- $ lsSA HENRY GktffffftS. M1ssra EsgEoRsf Yaa w.H pa~nSe saaaRaee ne can d5azes ew re-ebcsea te oe q Preseensay Acrsy ee FfA tsf~uf, eougasea sf tae cpHes af Frs;Fie C Wnr F4e Nett, PerFy S4a aaA raAaski, Eae esertiE en ras arsa Na2Aay d fesraAsy, ts5l-
 JOHN l. cLENDENIN. prssAes q lsSI
 N9@Etm are antharlReA JOHN r. TRfGG as ea9u A1se faF tE e-e uf fTsressns AtwHsy fs kse 5 1nae1s ceaG of AFkzaEAS rampssed of tss eostles EmaeaAk, FrAi<, sane, Pessy, csuway, Pups snA Yea
 A1~Wu arc nmshezized auaaane~ Maj Q. ?. OWEN nx eansaste ar teanSy RF1Aaar 1u1Re FaA-k e tse entafng RseruAy sksrEia1-
 n1-ste asrAaslxed b znnaahee D. J. hALDNTN, Gs1, er faask cunafy, ezxise faT fraseeaszg At 0lsney saE she Fslh ysateial Car-uiG
 N@Wm antAnxfxAa snnqsaare fAe IEoo. WILLIAM C. SCOTT eanfsAsis Ex gmigs Of te Thsa 1aAsrsai nissEset, ns tse ersaiag eheeEass-
 .f7-sFE snzswinrA so apnoaare JAMES X WILSON, sf Msr1a rsnaEy, &s4zse fw PrsermEnx Aasgn~y tse Thifa gsdEeial ntssres aE Ark@s~ss.
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Not Too Late.

Gov Thomas. of Maryland. on the 2iss ult .id the corner stone of monument ia Ashland Square. Bssimsre. which k ts bs erected ia honor Of Wells aud NcCemes. two boys who shot Graer4I Ross. commander Of ths British army ., North POint, and who were in tarn sh by ihs British. There great military para ls ca ihs occasion
 4 fund was enes commenced in ihss State for the erection Of monument ss the memory of Inc isrnsnted YsIL .ad the galIsat mea who isil with hira. What has become ofRf
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Diplomatic Erpea.es.

The British Ambassadors have salaries amount ing altogether ts Eiso.0oo. beside. pensions and sspesaaRaated allowances. and still farther charges ,Sy enormous sams The house palace Of the EsgisA Ambassador .t Paris coat ( 3s. 900. aa4 G60oe have been sPrai ia repairs ca it Ssring the last ihrse yssrs That ss Csassassiaopls cost las, ysAs EI2 ooo. ssd il eess { l3 oo0 msrs taaa ;ha, shis yeas-E 2l. .o0o ia i've ysArs- The oas ., Mad sid esss Iasa yssr E30eo.
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Mail nehAerY.

Alsssss fssm smishvsiie. dated Nsvsmsss |. gives ss sesssst sf the Rabaesy sf the Nssihsra Msil fss~ Ilss,s Ess. t= SsaAsslss- Tk@ empty nsil bsgs ssd part sf ths nal beyis esat wsse fsssd e sAs ssad ads ksawssa oit Jsckssa ssd Pse>Ass- i.s ia Lswfsaes sssasT. Neither Asrss. mail bey ss issssrs sssss bs fssnd TAis l. sss ssms nsleh- bssfsak ~hsrs sn sitssBpt wss ma1s a5sS w<sks s'nes. ss ssmmis mardss sad robbery. Th~rs k ssvsasasiy ssmssAisg srsag. The pscph ef sId I~wn nss sksui sss ts ts.