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FISH FOR FooD.--A late number OF "Hunts MeT-
chants Magazine" contains excellent article the
/" Fisheries OF the United Sales." from which select
the following extract on the use OF fish for food:
. More fish mus, be in own country. We
growing fast, and wb the rapid mutt plicauon Of nonhs
adj, ii aiul subsrance will be nee dad to III them Moe fish
should be called Tor by the mouths well as more
bee corn, and potatoes But apart from the prospect of
the present population and present circumstances as H
should he. Tue class which allnde laborers in
our ces and towns These people are grest Of
meat principally beef and generally fancy that such
sana food sustain men AT their hard labor
But the idea is iaacious Continual OF sunni aling
BOD is injurious the SYSTEM and especially ia the
when meat Is ia state, not particularly
liable to humor and disease IL IS not be wondered
that where flesh is considerable article OF food, OF this
season those malignant diseases called summer complaints
iotce Themselves to The use of sumu
lang viands, they will easily adapt themselves TO light
substances But u e ee,,sn .he,r health w be ss,ie at
Tor tbs uniformly strong Which ihey
u Ss way as Ss oss Of sSons men
will of deny the correctness OF our agumen but
there ca. and slae class too who cannon IAN 10 ac-
1--WE refer shs adopted citizensnatves of Ireland,
France, Germany, &c.-inen who are now among tue
most invcteraie be, featers country, bu, who In
old nscesstaied TO much weaker diet,
and who can remember that when meat was rarity @
The a. tLsy were Just we'll able now provided they
had other food, hard Labor There other
ate which eontln aay Graves one kind oil ood Taste
only properly cultivated by the use OF variety OF yiands,
nch gre resauog from perpetual Stimulus
Inc change Is again recommended by eoonony. Meat
already dear article oil ood and with the present rate OF
Increase popuaton and continuance of the present
beef consuming rage The must be and more
banced certain tendency Of this circumstance is
continued depression OF working population, Of which
they be sensible as The remedy Of course.
substitution, partial entire which eventual
happen Of sheer necessity " CHOICE is delayed Of some
other TODD We hope, with the spread oil intelligence 50
apdy 70 mechanics artisans and la
generally. correcting ,hs abuses in their mode Of
living which they have so long been subject TO- and advice
.kuhtr has nm te1 Ina fh~ nj
th cir food would recommend them all the OF fish
Ia lieu OF least halt Of their meat Good qualities OF
dried picked fish, properly prepared, with the accom-
panim the ordinary dinner vegetables wall noi,
say, be long Liable the charge OF unsayorness
or deficiency Of uuuiuve power. For breakfast, too,
boied fish Is any lime better adapted than beef steak,
however TENDER and however pressing the invitations
conveys through the oacores and for tea, striped,
died pollock I. 10 all respects preferable TO the dainest
bits oil smoked beef"
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who coaeurred Ia that declaration my thanks for
expression OF their good opinion and confidence. OF
which shalt preserve grateful recollection and
shall best evince my appreciation Of their kind
ness BY saying that cheeuy acquesce in the decision
Of tho Democratic National Convention. and shall support
worthy nominees openly zeaously faithfully have
no geis 70 assuage resennents 10 gaty no injuries,
real or fancied 70 asenge. have iound my counuy
most graienl far beyond expectations as my
clams--if, indeed the ordinary services which eiuzsn
has IL in his power r9nder constitute clan-to
further condolences. / filed with gratitude for what
have received and with regret because did not
ccivs more And the democratic party with which have
lived and la whose faith trust shall de- will find
true supporter their prime pies and their the
verge years aud and with nothing
ask receye in the days Of youth and hope and
political pectaon And the great issue Of the cons
tudonal rights OF the South, shall change tto
Of tho grounds have heretofore taken but shall hold
with anyieIdng tensciy all the legislative arrangements
by which the danger that the kindness,
Of God bean aversed and shall join In checking and
baking that sectional spirit whether sincere hypocrt
cal, fanaca political, which, IL successful, would rend
this Union asunde and destroy the feest and happest
government which the world has in opin-
ion would again. should political suicide terrni-
nate national existence. may be permitted TO
say without Presumption, and In connexion with the
tract from the proceedings Of the Baltimore Convention to
which the declaration refers that democrat than
better encd the confidence of his constituents
No eA | am, dear sir, truly yours.
s % se esa9 ss tt.5 LEW. CASS.
WILLIAM ID. LYLEs esq, Macon, Miss.
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A BosAPARTE In the UNITED STATES ARaY.-A pro-
motion OF foythree cadets OF the Military Academy al
West Point says the Philadelphia Sum-" has JUS, taken
place in the United States army. We remark among
the number the OF Cadet Jerome Napoleon Bona
parle, VINO No. IL in his class at the time OF the
examination aud who is appointed to the regiment Of
mounted rhemen. He is the grandson Of Jerome Bona
pare, brother OF the Emperor Napoleon, ex King Of
Westphaha, and now President OF the French Senate
His grandmother Madame Patterson, first wife OF Prince
Jerome, resides in Baltimore
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5000 1850
Of said beef pork be delivered At each q ,as
da April s sna s ns .s% aSsss
BY Payment % be made ~n
Bsas mus, specify insr prices separately aud distinctly IN ssps
offers for the beef and for the pork and or eAh o
Be- from , sss q l aaaay
weighing hundred pounds net weight each
legs and me sa and snoaa
marked Nos and on mn Saw viii be- % sSsa
ma a s o pa Of tne contact must he wholly Go
b. s s q 1. ' ss e. e.
net a s asas .sa.' u s smooth @ss ssssas
ss a., s% s .as sG
aay ss and weighing not less
pounds sss excluding ases shoulder de ham,
s s. sa a sp eess weighing
" sss S' Sc S and s
have ve ounces q fine sa'ps,e each barrel
viii siai %as o sAe . y Au' IRON 'sn . 'A'
wheoak heading be three
q inch hss and 2 be at least 0sfr
Zach barrel es branded burning ~ head Nay Reef
and shall al.o branded
The bursau proposals thirty
s ss S r.. Sas q Is anS ss ~
first day May 1885, % be subject all conditions Of
asd sha Sc sI
e de sss " @ sna Or De
shall b o. w @
packer inspector ofie place where
The pork will unless BY chief
y 1s nsessa
visions who viii be selected BY the respective ON
who mus. likewise have the barrel. pat
aoesad aer Inspections and at their
approved equal hair the
will be required and centum
collateral due and faithful
respective which will be paid until the
to limited h y % e. me nd, " s
deliver pork above mentioned,
ssi % s ss
3 j. DE ss %
s be 30 % % e sy Fay
fed Creeping be withheld until
and snd hills Or s a%s a e
ss1 " q e a as 70 %
paris particularly designated in
the engraving 70 be attached 70 the contract peons interested
proposals accepted (and none ohsrs) viii be
nsa q ss % Be ] ss
70 s win s o d Of the time required for the
record or duplicate q the informing bidder accept
@ I'D Be- anS
in GO conformity NIFTY viii, with this l understanding nd
for rs g. 81 5 % op s
sons @ 'he effect mat he they bidder
s god s s
must be accompanied by The certificate Of the Uni
ooer at the individual
ae bgesa that the gusranors are able to make good their
] =
No will be accompanied by guar
Ihs bidders and residence
OF the firm, where
ten In full, should be distinctly stated.
Erfrad from the act Of Congress- approved 1896
"sEc. 4nd 30 JatAer enacted That pas
sage this act every proposal for naval supplies invited BY the Sec
bill for approved March third
three, shall be accompanied written
responsible persons
the bidder bidders will, II their bid
obligation OF
Navy good sufficient, surs furnish the supplies
such ~ aer the acceptance OF proposal and
cation the bidder bidders
an obisaion within the time prescribed by the Secretary Of the Navy
with good and sufficient supplies
the OF the Navy shall
furnishing said
difference In
guaranteed and the
traced for furnishing the period
proposal he charged against said bidder
their and the
covered by the United states for the OF the Navy Department
in OF debt either all
Aug 2l-lawfw
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THE next session OF this university win October M
and end June
It's schools are !, ancient Languages; languages
mathematics 4, natural philosophy s, chemistry ned
icai o. medicine; y comparative anatomy, physiology and
ge 8 moral philosophy; law 10, ecturcship
There professor school,
OF the schools OF
maes and adjunct professor oflaw and
Expenses.-Trion fees paid N school
attended s5o 1.-Two $50 each IL three more US each Us
NoTsln The school OF the
$780, for the senior S73sendsncs higher involving
inc privilege Of attending
fee s95 'TT1' - '''----7~" H
Board and lodging including Diet bedding
and servants attendance Siio paid in nstaiment
advance wishing So 10 $40 per session fuel light
two occupying room, s5 10 $50 each lao
Rent OF dormory, two -
Mafieulaton fee &c. SIS Is
4t s.r r %;
contingent depote Of $40 required Of each student
The for clothing pocket books, &c.
cannot be accurately stated. IL " A..., .l..a Z.
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug 17-2aw2w a.IHt Chaupan Faculty.
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Hon. Pierre Soule, the distinguished senator from Lou
siana In private letter his lawparnsr thus speaks
of General Pierce
:" have seen the man. and he is--of lofty mien.
OF winning manners, and easy and elegant speech. OF
great deetness OF purpose, OF face and yet dig
Dihsd and IMPOSING man, / tell YOU. who will grace
the presidential char add TO the credit OF party, and
do honor to the nation In him may repose The most
absolute and unreserved confidence Ills mind is Of the
highest order What strikes in him osl is the bold con-
hience with which be addresses himself TO any subject
unerog revelation OF conscious reciuie and Of moral
and mental strength" :
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0y-Demoeraiic Rally i-Eif,h Ward Democratic As-
This association will hold
Capitol
O'Clock "Wednesday evening the 25h ms
Pierce
the Fret Second Third FOURTH sirh and Seventh Ward
respectfully invited 10 present and
with banners
parspces be grand front Of the Capitol.
be addressed by Gen. A. O. Dodge, MAJ
Bradbury Hon. Daniel Mace and hoped
eminent iniividuais. III # EEK
N D. n FRENCH,
Prcsdentrinh Ward Democratic Association.
N. M. JArpsLIA, Secretary. ..- H Fl.
Aug 2t-4t
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THE interest OF the senior having conveyed BY deed
OF rustic secure dcbt caused by unookees asd heavy s
the sale Of his that s
being has been oHer
owned by the undersigned capon Springs for public
tion highest bidder "Wednesday 18th
Der next he day upon which the present viii ciose
The property OF
dry lots which stands that magn6eent building the Mountain
House. which with it's nppendaxes capable giving
mediation Ia from 900 10 100 vistsrs.
eonsdered unnecessary to give minute description,
widely known Within the last three
trustees have expended
ments The receipts OF the House upwards Of
twenty eight thousand dollars
The peculiar medicinal the Crpon and It's d
hfnns atmosphere WIN always nndef seeu
for full share OF public favor and continue position
The first the Union The sppoach the
Manassas Gap railroad viii cay the
south and Southwest by the Hines via Win
chester. H.tF sN1 $40 Fl fee.r HNt Ii
REGARDS BUCK, h BLAREMoRE
Csros srsrros, yirrini. July ~ 1851. tW
o. The proposed will with The
present season, which win coninne 18th September
July 3l--2awm s5s
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eousspondent of the Tribune gives the following
la my last informed you that some arrests had been
made o persons supposed be concerned m the printing
and circulation OF the paper which Is secretly published
here Since then many more have been made, and
The number said, one oil The writers OF the
Besde The arrest OF persons supposed 10 be concerned
in The paper affair. some twenty persons have been
thrown into prison for having large Quantities Of powder
aud lead in their possess One had less than
500 lbs of lead in his house when taken, beside large
quantity OF cartridges already made up, and some deml.
has q sai ns coasy 81
assure you that these latter arrests somewhat sur
prise me, for had idea that things were taking so
serious turn. However expect that there will be no
immediate outbreak, as this merely consider TO be the
shadow OF coming events Those SpaniaIds who are
men OF intelligence who have long resided IN The coun
try and who treat familiarity with the Cuban without
being traitors to their country, are OF opinion that Cuba
cannot be saved 10 SPAN. VI course, that county
will not give u up without some remuneration whe
she can maintain from 30, 900 10 $4,000 soldiers The
Whatever may be the destiny Of Cuba, during the
present state OF things i y an unpleasant place iot
Sparard, You looked upon as friend to despots and
on the other hand If you associate at all with Creoles'
you set down as hllibuser and suspicious lei
ia The midst Of this excitement little attention has
fares, and the police which is very pretty to look al
| P.S-lOa am, Aug A-It is reported that parce
of arms has been seized in the counyabout three hun
bred stand Of muskeis. However, have no kind Of
must be cautious, as lies will fly about to deceive and
blind people al adistance. @F
/ The name OF the writer mentioned as having beer
made prisoner, is Brinas agta E
The New York Journal OF Commerce says sss
We learn by gentleman from Havana, that the 5ti
inst fifteen persons all Creoes, arrested OF whom
ten males and ue females In their dwellings were
discovered 900 cartridges IL demijohns of powder.
30 arrobes $500 lbs OF lead 1t is said that this dscov
cry is but printing 10 what remains undiscovered in The
interior Of the island. N .aa9 s't5 AAh s@t
On the 7h the arrested parties were examined, ant
three OF them sent to the Cabanas fertilization During
the week ending August 18th good many young mer
arrested, and others invited to go to Spain The,
will be permitted 10 return Uhen they obtain diploma o.
Loyalty. These events created quite stir in the govern
ment Offices, and evidences of alarm.
On the 26!h July, No. Of the revolutionary pape
called :. La Voz del Pueblo Orgaao de la Iudptnea
Voice OF the People, Organ of lnuependence) pub
sh-d in spite Of the utmost efforts OF the government L
discover it's origin and authorship. Other printed hand
bills making their appearance from time 10 time
very incendlay character and the government wers
unable prevent H. notwithstanding all the efforts o.
the police and the offer Of large reward for The dscov
cry OF the perpetrators.
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cINarE BLEssEDwEss, single Ladies' aud GEN.
. ISLANDERS II the Pulpit the
fou really WISE and
fan Themselves
De kens'- Bl.a Housc. part a. Ur#rs
Tbe FsmIya Of the Old Domiuion by Of
daughters.
Woid-new edition.
Losiaxs Fed Book OF the Revelation, No rs
Just received at TAYLOR 4 MsURY'S
Augsl Bookstore, ssh street.
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BAySE Is the last opportunity win
will have seeing this excellent Panorama will positively be
removed from Washington Monday IL has afforded much
delight all who have II, and confess
The exhibitions viii be at and O'Clock,
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cEoRGErowS FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS seminary, long Ensb'r open ihs
l Of september under the exclusive charge Of Rev w
CIspK, who win be accomplished
fessors and teachers in every department.
Every rio will be used 20 make the institution home f
all Its inmates 80 .#.
Terms for boarding pupils, including tuition in English and
mathematics 500 payable half advance NV
sic, ancient and modern languages, and painting
Circulars containing the had arrses""n
the principal In Georgetown .. . II -
July 0i-cod WILLIAM j. CLARK.
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NoTtCE-AUsTlN GRAY has this day associated with him
he soosas sns aaa.s s $ Of conducting
Cray and having secured and convenient
poue Gy)
%e y eo % Of Christian pubic aSs n' n 70
They would s.o state. INA, having The
Carter Concern they win
hand ''''' p''"'''0" on
They win also keep general assortment Of the on the
Presbyterian Board American Tract Society American sunday
Their assortment Of Juvenile books and works suitable for sunday
'csool libraries viii be very extensive. . n,,,.
ed ihe Neat Bibles IS cents, and
Il viii be cir ambition and pleasure TO keep such an assortment
Of religious books viii entirely supply the increasing demand
They earnestly cooperation the
az" $ Ta sa 90
Of the light and conpcadng ats flooding the country such
adduon their Of religious books
comprise all the best standard and miscellaneous works OF that
they will keep hand variety valuable
s ~ ,oS ns M
different churches Bibles and Prayer Books in variety o.
Boots spsudd Family Bibles and school books every Kind
superior stationery sroa, variety pocket
knives, portmoanae portfolios writing desks, gold pens,
O Aberal win be ministers and wholesale
purchasers
THE Boarding and Day scnacI of tho Misses H.wiey
will be reopencd "Wednesday September resi-
denee on Pennyvaha avenue, between I'm and 18th
aug 3 ta#HN ~ NN N
III
preached in the Of Washington sunday isS
AtTAYLOR MAURyS
AorN #s rs bookstore, near 9th sucet. .
NEW GOODS just oponoA large invoice Of gold hunt
Nv ing and opensce watches
pins and earrings diamond variety,
gold bracelets, breastpns, gold pencils.
speetsra glasses iockets fob chain
eapesan OF the latest style The public invited
Offer The above goods at the lowest possible prices.
q. w ARRTNER,
In The National Hotel Building Pennsylvania avenue Washington
Aug 2i--d3ts
ar IN y
" al the OF
400 Nacf g. wARRINRR,
In The National Hotel Building Pounsyvaaa avenue, Washington
Aug 2l-4d3ts 44 VIII -Ia ~ CT ct =
EXTENSIVE SALE OF Dry Goods at Aucuon.-Nsr,
- week we sah dispose OF
sos o. ods aucteu The ladies Of Washington and vicini
w members Congress- md Others
as~ home are respectfully inved
store commencement OF sale and terms made known IN u
Aug a-3'd CIAcErT NEWTON, MAY, 4 Co
-
I(osEWoOD Piano Eorse At Private ssie.-I have for
~ s1ie an e'eg VT plano
ART which viii be sold low, immediate application made
JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Auc and CON- Merchant
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~ Odd FeiIoics' Hall

THE public respectfully informed BAYNE's gigantic
of Voyage Europe will positively close Saturday
2lt OF August which will be the last exhibition In Wash
ingon. .........
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
o'clock. f# ##
Admission, 25 children under 10 years Of age is
Doors at ~ to commence moving O'Clock
Aug 1S-du
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0g Ls,vyersTbe Rev DIR. Teasdale deliver
Sunday 1.-THE pad
Baptist church. The public generally
OF the legal profession especially respectfully invited
o attend. Il.
Aug2l
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NAvr DEPARraNsr,
Bureau OF Provision and Clolning, Auge


Ne Bureau OF Prossioa aad Couhins August ~, iooz-
cpAtrn PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Beet and
Proposals the be, win be reeeisea ~
bis once until Monday ths 10sh day ~ ep.e
Der az furnishing and delivering free Of all eoAt ana sh w
Five thousand barrels navy beef and fou thousand barrels Of
navy pork; -. -. 49,, ,o.nds mai
weight pork OF weight 10 ELMER aiueiv m "
paid Tor. delivered tne respective nasyyaaA "a
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o. Doctor Collins, president elect Dice-
expected preach Foundry Chapel
street, sabbsih morning 2ad instant O'Clock
Aug 2l
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White Hail, New Windsor Carroll coanty, mary
Land

TINS vsknown establishment has lately baen shososhy reo
vsted especial benefit Of families wishing
quiet IL located In region remarkable
for ssuby Immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
sprna and for summer residence
sinble state than village Of New Windsor
The accommodate from Eve
boardr. The table kept satisfy
furnished with the best Of wiscs, Bqoon e.
CARS, &c
board shall be moderae and nothing will be LEFT nm
which comfort pleasure
OF easy and either W
stage Westminster, by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
woodbine Airy places
be found TO convey passengers TO New ndor, notice
given 10 subscriber f. days before.
t8 f9lM tsf SARAH, BhRTUoI otv, Proprietor
Julyt3-dd r. BARTHoLow, Agent
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Mareu's Com mand Safs.

Nav oaLKANs, August 1.-The Picayune has Just re
ceved despatch from Memphis, Tennessee, containing
advces from Fort Smith August IL, which conveys tn
positive and cheering intelligence that Captain Marcy
buckle. 81 re 1881 #t@E##gt.E.1s .ss VI # VI
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The Mqeon Conpen tion.

MAcoy, Aug. ls-The third candidate convention reas-
. Died here to-day, according TO adjournment.
The committee appointed yesterday reported that there
way through which aunion with the Scott
tioa conid ehcied. They recommended the nomination
Candidates and the adoption Of the whig plat
form The committee also reported electoral ticket TO
ppor Webster Preslrni and Charles s. jenkins for
Wee PIesideut
the report unanimously adopted and after the APP
pontment OF executive commee, and the adoption Of
resolutions the invention adjourned slms die
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSrITUTE. directed ny
board o. vstes appointed by the under the supen
tnaenre o. cnionels IT, Alien and " w~orenn, disns",
graduates Of West Poat pssca engineers aided BY able
faculty.
semi annual session.
address ,hs "My Fr.sAf'
Kentucky or the undersigned.
Ause-ecdlmdhcp' President Of The Board
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer

VALUABLE BUILDING Lots IN THE FIRST WARD AT
AUCTION On Thursday the 18th instant shall sell
commencing at O'Clock, the following described
building lots, viz
Square i5s, No Rhode avenue
and IL streets.
square 49, No. 10, N,
streets.
Square No 1885, north half lot No the of l7th
&.