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MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY


HNERNIS PER QUARTER: English and French
i Languages, Useful and Liberal Branches Of
Learning, Mathematics and Penmanship, $l2.
Drawing. Landscape and Portrait Painting, in
oil water colors, &c, from SO to $l2
Mr.. SAMUEL CAnusI, Professor Of Music, will
give nsruction on the piano forte, harp guitar,
and in singing, from $l2 to $lS Any professors
of languages, &C., desired, will be, duly en-
ployed.
Mr. LEWIS CARusI will give instruction in the
most approved style Of Dancing ut usual charges
Until suitable accommodations are obtained for
Miss HEANEy's Academy, in the vicinity of the
City Hall, NIss H. will give instruction in Mr. 8.
Carus's Music Academy. in Carusi's Saloon, and
In families, particularly in Drawing, Music, and
the French Language.
Miss Heaney may be addressed, personally or by
letter, at Mrs. Stettiniuss, Louisiana avenue, near
y opposite the residence OF Hon. Daniel Webster.
REFERENCEs:
Mrs. Gen. MAooMB, Dr.. VIM. GuHToN,
Gen. JEsUP, DR.. LINDSEY,
JoYN w. MAuRy, esq.,, Rev. s. JUSTIN,
Maj. T. L. SMITH, Hon. J. BELL,
GALES & SEAToN, DR.. JAMES g. HALL
DAVID A. HALL, ESQ.,,
Parents or friends who may wish to consult Miss
Heaney will favor her by leaving their address at
Mr.. Franck Jaylor's, or at Carus and Young
Music Store, third door west Of 18th street, Penn
sylvania avenue. Aug l4-2aw2w
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Two MEN DROWNED Tho Marlborough (Md }
Gazette states that Captain Burtin Morris, and a
sailor Of Laurel, Delaware, were drowned at a
landing few miles above Benedict, on the Pa
tuxent river on the 4th instant in consequence of
the upsetting of small boat. They were unable
to swim, and seized hold of a email boy who was
with them, and oil sank together. The boy, who
was an expert swimmer, fortunately disengaged
himself and swan to the shore.
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LOCAL MATTER s.

tbs Pueblo INDIA s. - We learn that while these
well behaved and inoffsnsive indiana ~e'e pF'a'h
bulating through our streets yesterday they ~. :
set upon and stoned by some boys, whose conduct
this occasion was highly disgfaceful to our city
Il is to be hoped that the police will keep vigiiant
eye on these juvenile Divides; meanwhile we point
to the attention Of those interested reward offered
in advertising columns for the arrest and con-
viction OF the offenders. ...-...
SENTENcEp.--The following named colored per-
sons. variously indicted and found guilty in the
criminal court of burglaries and receiving stolen
goods, were yesterday thus sentenced:
Spencer Day, three years in the penitentiary.
John Holly, four years in the penitentiary.
Jane Holly, alias Prosser, nine months in Jail.
and after the expiration of that time to serve two
years in the penitentiary.
George Wilson, two years in the penitentiary.
Henrietta Magruder seven years and 81 K mon tbs
lin the penitentary.
MEcHANIcs' INsTIrUrE.-The meeting proposed
to have been held on Thursday evening, at the
Smithsonian Institution, for the purpose Of further
ing the establishment of Mechanics Institute,
was postponed TO some more suitable period, owing
to various unforeseen circumstances preventing the
attendance of several distinguished gentlemen.
and others, who feel an interest in the movement
Due notice Off meeting will be given
BAYSEs VOYAGE TO EusoPR Two exhibitions
of Bayne's beautiful Panorama to-day at four aud
eight p. m. 1t is q charming entertainment, and
should be visited by oil who delight in the sublime
and beautiful.
BEAUTIFUL GLASSES, in various forms, of differ
ent coors and merit, continue to be borne off from
Professors Woodroffe's exhibition at Carusi's Sa-
loon, where they will continue but short fine
longer. .,.} '...
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MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD The Paducah
Democrat learns from Colonel Childs, the chief en-
gineer Of that work, that negotiations are now on
foot for putting the whole line Of road, from Mo-
bile to Paducah, under contract during the coming
twelve months.
The Democrat says that the vote Of the people OF
Paducah and McCrackcn counties in favor Of the
issue Of 900 bonds, to he invested in stock in
the road, already maniess itself in the incr eased
valuation Of property in Graves county. The Hon.
r. X. Williams, Lucien Anderson, ESQ.,, John
Eaker, ESQ.,, aud others. have taken the stump in
favor of the subscription, by that county, of
$lC0, 900 OF stock in the road.
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The German whIgs.


Alta recent meeting of the German Wings Of
the Nineteenth Ward Of New York the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas the Wing party, by proposing wise
measures, represent the interests Of the people of
our adopted country. and the Democratic party il
acting against the object which its name pretends
Ito indicate; whereas the idea of mere negative
policy which the so-calied Democratic party re
present, must necessarily become an absolute one,
and has nearly become 40; whereas, furthermore,
The Democratic party, IN spite Of its shining dc
vice, proves itself hostile toward the measures of
genuine progress: Therefore -.
Rssolvsd. That we recognise the cardinal prin.
ciPes Of the Wing party, the party Of intelligence
md republican virtue. % being those principles
which are most adapted to secure the common
welfare Of this country, and that we will strive TO
realize those principles which appear to US to con-
tain genuine progress. II
advancing measures of Internal improvements by
the Federal Government as just and right, and
that particular confederation ought 70 be paid to
societies Of workingmen In such instances.
Resolved, That we will do our best for the ad-
vancemsnt of our homo industry, not only by a
wise protective tariff. but also BY protecting work.
lngmcn's associations by the State.
Resolved, That we viii use our efforts for spread.
proper places, the principles Of liberty aud indie
pendence, upon which our Union ID based, and for
which our fathers 90 heroically fought.
RssoUed, That the public domain, at the present
be used a. source Of revenue, but given up to
actual settlers upon favorable terms.
ResolUed, That we, as Americans OF German
birth, heartily pity those of our German fellow
citixens who suffer themselves to be taken into the
lead of the so-called Democratic party by O. die
honest, corrupt press, and that we will use all our
efforts to make them acquainted with the princi.
plies Of the party to which we adhere. o..
n Rlsolped, That we hail the nomination of VIM
FiELD ScoTr and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, by the
Baltimore Wing Convention, as o happy one; that
wc give it hearty approval, and will support ii
la the ensuing election.
Resolved, That we despise the invectives uttered
by our opponents against our candidates and
kgainst us-representingt the former as being hostile
|foward naturalized cilizens-as base calumnies,
bnd az mere party trick,
4 ResolUed, That we, az German speaking Ameri.
kcans, do in nowise intend to separate ourselves
from our English speaking fellow: Citizens, nor aim
kt separate ends, but wish to be cordially united
with them in good harmony for q common cause
the prosperity OF the people, the advancement OF
bur adopted country's well being, and the princi,
{Iplcs of liberty and independence upon which this
Union 10 founded and that we will prove this our
Intention by supporting with all our means the
hominees Of the Wing party, WHITFIELD ScoTT and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, both being men of genuine
American character. IT,
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TO DRUGGISTS,

TO DRUGGISTS.
Apotsecaries, Perf',ners Co'J'cone's. Iatent .Nsa
icine Fctors, and Dealers IN Toilet and Fancy DR.
ticirs.
'B,HE PRACTICAL ADVISER, OR COMpEN.
4 DUN OF OVER ONE HUNDRED RECIPES.
for the Of Druggists. ApohC carries PeriuiDere,
Conectioners, Patent Medicine Factors. and Deal.
ers in Toilet and Fancy Articles. Edited by 10.
aAcE EvERErT, Graduate and Member OF :he Col
lege o. Pharmacy in the city OF New York. "4s'.
the celebrated Recipe of Professor WILLARD. ior
making good Soap at one cent per pound, t!tat will
wash better and quicker without lator than any
other Soap ever manufactured. This alone "a tn
fifty times the price of the book to any family.
Exclusive Wholesale agent for the tn!ts' States
aud Canada, ii. w LANDOo.
100 Nassau street New YORK..
Price 50 cents Post Office stamps cusc,s to
that amount will pay for ono copy. which will be
sent free to any part OF the United states Sta
TONERS, Booksellers, Newspaper Agents, &c, en-
closing ca sli remittance, viii receive the work at
a large discount of. June 2o-g'n =
SELLING OFF At COST.
JNROM and after this date shall offer cur
Il large and wcll-assorted stock at first cost.
embracing not only summer g"ods, h"t ais) a'A.
Piles aud fancy articles of every dee ri! ton; sueh
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three ~ 7n@ 'thcr
Linen aud Cotton Shirts. Tat3I" Dsmasks
Damask Table Cioti g, Damnsb Angk'ra
Towellings, Sheetngs, and PIli' " !-;nr"s
Bed Quilts and Counterpart
Floor Oilcioths, Rugs. SC.
Together with every other article in our 'tne for
house. fur nishing purposes.
Our stock OF dress and other fancy goods being
much larger tina IN we dcsirc, and being determined
10 carry no strictly summer goods to the next
season. we say enphaticaily that all SUCH arc to De
'''' HOOE, BROTHER & co.
S-we take this occasion to return thanko
N those of our Customers who have 50 promptly
rcsponded to our coll in tho way of ssttt ments,
and we trust that NIL otbers having unsou''d &c
counts will do likcwsc
Julys H. b. ~
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Nrm pork ADpertisernents.
One Hundred Piano ForteG.
IT. GlLBERT & CO.'S

II. GiLBERT 8 co.'s
NSr York Wa,s Rooms, 1913 B,oad,oay, corrsy 81
anthony street and opposite Broad,oay Bank aud
Theatre .
WHERE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of
w Panos, loifh and triLhout the celebrated In
proved Eoean. may be found-aIi of-which have
the Metallic Frame, and toarranted TO stand
any climate, anil gioe entire sa'iJaction and will
be sold at graf bagoins. BY an experience Of
eight years, resuiting in many important improve
ments. the Rolean has been brought TO a perfection
Giaiafd by no Others. Nearly two thousand Eoleans
been applied Tor, and Inc denim nd Ia rapidly
increasing. Elegant Boudoir or Cottage Pianos.
convenient fJr small rooms. II. G & 60 % Pianos
are admitted 10 be superior 10 all Others, otviag 10
their frmness and long Standing in tune. Prices
same as at the n.anutGcfory. Dealers supplied at
liberal discounts E H, Wade's and the eatire
Boston catalogue of music and instruction oooks
furnished at tbis store at wholesale.
HORACE WATERS. Sole Agent.
Constantly on hand extensive assortment Of
second hand Pianos in rosewood and mahogany
cases, varying in prices from $50 to 5 $50. So.
cond hand 4Eoiean Pianos, from $500 to S21o;
grand Pianos, from $500 to 500 Prince &
Co.'S Melodeons, from $50 to $50; Carh.r'' 800
to $50 Guitars. from $ 10 to $75. &c, &c.
Aug l4-3m
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r. THE ExCURsION OF THE
SG1gsS1aS WASHINGTON CLUB, for the

r. THE EXCURSION OF THE
SezzgsS1l55s3a5 wAsHINGTON CLUB, for the
szszz Dbeneit of the Washington Mon.
ument, will come of the oath instant. Good CO.
The steamer COLUMBIA will leave the wharf at
Georgetown at 2 o'clock m; Riley's wharf,
Washington, at 8; Navy Yard at 4; aud Alexan.
dria at s; and from thence proceed to Indian
Head, stopping at Fort Washington long enough
for the party 10 view the place. &C.. &c.
JOHN T. HOOVER.
CHARLES F. HOLBROOK,
ARTHUR HUMPHREY,
ED. ALEXANDER,
JOHN HOUGH.
THOMAS STONE,
THOMAS SIMON,
BENJAMIN +. HOWARD,
JAS. H JENKINS,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Aug Ii '' -
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General JossPH MARBLE passed through Cleve-
land on his way to the Lundy's Lane Convention,
and, while there, in reply to the remark Of some
Of the Scott boys that be rather old to bear the
fatigues Of the trip, the gallant hero replied with
too old to lead in IT." Such 10 the Scott spirit in
the Keystone. General Markle was compatrot
Of General Harrison in defending the frontier Get
tiers against the British and Indians, and in 1874
assisted with his own hands in building the picket
fort erected on the bank of the lake near the foot
Of Seneca street, Cleveland. He stuck the first
picket, and expressed a strong wish to place his
foot on the very ground enclosed.
CHoihdaysbsrg (Pa.) Wing.
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LAST WEEK OF THE PANORAMA.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE PUBLIC lie respectfully informed that
l. Bayne's Gigantic Panorama of
VOYAGE TO EUROPE
will positively close on SATURDAY next, the l4th
OF August
An exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at s. o'clock.
aAdmission 25 cents; children under IL years OF
age Is cents.
Doors open at 7; Panorama to commence NOV
ing at O'Clock. Aug
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WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1852,
THE WAsHINGTON EMIGR Mt AND GEN.
ERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

F street, (Island) bet,oee d and 9Th street, east Of
the WindmiH.
4 LII Foreign Emigrants (of whatever class,
requested to call and have their names registered
for situations Citizens requiring help, male or fc
male, by calling at the office personally, or by
written Communication, may have the opportunity
of sccuringit Overseers, Walters, Porters, Coach
men, Farm Hands, Laborers, Cooks, Chamber
maids, Housemaids, Nurses. &C.. may all find en-.
pioyment. Persons at distance supplied. All
letters must be prepaid to receive attention.
grants. Office hours from O'Clock a. m. until 81
J. THOMPSON GREHAM, Agent.
Aug TO- So Tulm
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o. The only original TaIbotypc extant Of
Henry Clay may be seen at Thompson's Gallery;
and also number OF fine Daguerreotypes of Scott,
Clay, and Fillmore. Also fine collection Of Oil
Paintings, from the beat European and American
artists. They are from the large establishment of
J. s. Earle, PIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
July VOC
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SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.

SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
II N. STRATTON has located himself on tho
II. south side of Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF
Ninth street, Tin the store lately occupied by G.
K Byrne,) for the purpose OF conducting exclr:.
sively the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
in all its varieties The location ia directly upon
the great tboroughfare of the city, and upon the
open space near the Centre Market; and the ad-
vantages arising therefrom are unsurpassed for
the sale of every description of merchandise.
Personal attention given to sales Of Furniture at
dwellings; also Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Dry
Goods, Hardware, Fancy Goods, JcweIry, sc.
received at the Auction Room, or judiciously ar
ranged and sold on the premises of the occupant.
Real Estate and Stocks disposed Of at public or
private sale.
E. N. s. has for several years assisted at the
Trade Sales in Boston, New York, and Philadel.
pha, and he particularly offers bis services to
such as may wish to dispose Of Libraries and
Works of Art.
Consignments are respectfully solicited, and
cash advances made whenever required.
Sales of any amount cashed without delay.
Z. N. STRATTON,
General Auctioneer,
Penn. avenue and 9th street, south side.
Aug 5-dtf
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NAvAL.-Mr. John o. Butler, United States
navy, has been detached from the navy yard at
HGosport, and ordered to the United States steam
frigate Powhatan, destined for the Mediterranean.
Ieutenants e. s. Pondexter and J. s. Guthrie
have received orders to the United States steam
frigate Saranac at Philadelphia. Her destination
ia supposed to be the exploration of the river ANA
zon.-No15ok Herald 80.
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Who is Pierce?-Erchange.
He was Brigadier in the Mexican war, end
fought at - and At we don't know where,
and Marcy, and dozen or 50 other "fogies."
raleigh Register.
He killed them? No; he was only the club they
used to kill each other. Let not the cake boast it.
self against the newer. - Cincinnati G0xstte.
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by TELEGRAPH.
Iotca Election.

Iosco Election.
DuBuauE, Iowa, August ID The returns from
this district are nearly all in and show that John
p. Cook, Wing, has been elected to Congress from
this district BY upwards of 1910 majority. This
is Wing gain.
The returns from the fret district az far as re-.
ccived, indicate the election Of Philip Viele Wing.
to Congress.
The Wings have also carried the Legislature,
which gives them the United States Senator in the
place of George w. Jones. whose term expires
next March.
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The Bloomington (lnd,) Gazette saws that q
ban named William Belding passed eff $500 in
bunterfeit notes on the Southern Bank Of Ken
|lcky on Mr.. James Strong. Mr.. S passed s 100
j the spurious money to Mr.. Faulkner, a mer-
|hant, who paid II TO Louisville firm for goods,
|lr. F. was purfued to New Albany, and had
treat difficulty in avoiding an arrest On reach
BIZ bloomington Mr.. Strong reimbursed him.
|eldk,g also passed several $2J spurious uotcs on
To- has mot been arrested, ,Ifr.tshgsa : ST.. t-,.
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w,scossrs.-Ihe Detroit Adveii..r. in speak.

WiscoSsIs.-Ihe Detroit Adpertiser, in speak
ing of the prospects in this State. says:
GA gentleman of that State, whom we conversed
with yesterday and who 10 in position to be well
posted up political matters, says that important
accessions to tho Wing ranks are being made daily
from the masses Of the Democracy throughout the
State, especially among our adopted citizens.
Whilst the Pierce party 10 Boosting Of boilers from
the Wing ranks in the slave States supporting it's
nominees, our candidates, Scott and Graham, are
quietly gathering strength in those States where
very little IL needed to their electoral
vote. 1t 10 thus in Illinois. "-Bufao Rough Notes
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The trial of John Williams, charged with the
murder of Mrs. Winston. has been post poned until
next court, the second Monday In September, on
motion of the Com anon wealth.-Richmond Whig.
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CARusI's SALOON STILL OPEN.

PROFESSORS WO0DRoFFE still continue
i their beautiful and instructive Exhibitions in
FANCY GLASS WORKING, SPINNING and
BLOWING, at Carus's Saloon. Beautiful Deco
rative Ornaments man ufactured in the presence
of visitors Glass Spinning at the rate Of 1900
yards per minute.
Tickets of admitttance, for one day only, IS
cents, emitting tho bearer to a specimen of equal
value
Hours of exhibition from till and from till
10 o'clock p. m. .
Aug9 Telegraph
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nALT1moRE S WASHINGTON RAILROAD

-LRsZ<I-- ---o<--S1--
Leave Washington at and a. m, l2, M,
and p. m.
Leave Baltimore at Il and a. m, 4 and
g p. m
On Sunday the ID and Sd trains from WASH
in ton. and the I'd and 4th from Baltimore, arc
omitted.
Tickets and baggage che Ks to Philadelphia and
New York can be obtained ~ trains leaving Mt 6
a, m. and p. IN PasseDgerspi touring the same,
secure the free transport of then oclves and ba q
gage in Baltimore and Philadelphia to the next
rnilroad station.
Communication tickets to Bladcnsburg at s , per
quarter, will be furnished upon application at the
office. T. II. PARSONS
p26-tf Agent.
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States Marshal went to Cooperstown to make q
pro lorna return to the writ Of habeos corpus issued
Ivy Judge Nelson, Of the United States Supreme
Co TT. The proceedings will then be transferred
to the Supreme Court Of the United States and
as that tribunal does not sit again until Januar v,
Kaine will remain in custody until that time.
nv Y Courier and Enquirer, l2h.
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REsIanATIoN.-A very worthy and respectable
gentleman from Portland, who occasionally takes
q sssmle." was asked ty friend how no managed
TO get along where the Maine Liquor law was so
rigidIy enforced. "Ah, cir" he replied. ''likc n
good Christian, ] go TO my closet"
Boston Transcript.
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T OsT CoUPoNs.-Tbo following Coupons of
IL the Preferred Bonds OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, due the lst instant. have
been lost inisIad: Nos. 46s, 40, al, d72 473,
474, d75, 476, 2l5l, 2153, 2l54, 1855, 2,l56, and
2l57, being fourteen Coupons. each for thirty dol
lars.
Payment Of the same having been stopped, per.
sone are cautioned against receiving them Tho
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving them
at the Banking House Of
July 3l-d2w CHUBB, BROTHERS.
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The vessels on the lakes are hosting the flags at
the mast. head, on which 10 inscribed, "Seon and
Graham Harbor and Riuer improvements" Men
engaged in navigating our great inland seas know
their frends.-Branch County Journal.
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ID J. STEER, Merchant Tailor. Eighth

ID j. STEER, Merchant Tailor. Eighth
L street, Sd door from the Avenue, kceps
always on hand a select stock Of seasonable goods
Tor gentlemen. which he makes up to order at
short notice, and Mt reasonable prices. Wishing
prepare for the fall trade, he will from this date
dspose of his remaining stock Of spring and sum
mer goods at very low prices. Gentlemen in want
would do we'll to call early, the stock yet very
complete. Julyl6-TuTh&Sattiif
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ExruAoRDtNAny DIsoovERY-Perpetual Light
most curious and interesting discovery has just
been made at Laugres, in France, which we have
no doubt will cause a searching scientific inquiry
as to the material and properties Of the perpetual
~ burning lamps. said to have been in uee by the
ancents. Workmen were recently excavating
for a foundation for q new building in debris,
evidently the RENAME of Gallo Roman erection,
when they came 10 the roof Of an under. ground
sort of cave, which time had rendered almost Of
metallic hardness An opening was, however, ct.
fected, when one of the workmen instantly ex.
claimed that there was light at the bottom Of the
cavern. The parties present entered, when they
found bronzed sepulohral lamp of remar kabio
workmanship suspended from the roof by chains
of the metal. 1t was entirely filled with corn
bustible substance, which did not appear to have
diminished, although the probability is the com
bustion has been going on for ages. This dscov-
cry will, we trust, throw some light on question
which has caused so many disputes among
learned antiquaries, although II 10 stated that ono
discovered ut Viterbo in 1850, from which,
however, no fresh information WINS afforded on the
subject
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CHoLKRA AND Fac At Caliscb. in Poland, the
,olera 10 said to be raging fcarfnlly In addition
which considerable portion Of the town was
duccd 10 ashes on the 18th and 10Th vi ir OF.
De hundred and thirty houses were destroyed by
e fire.
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MARRIED,

At Charleston, s. c.. on the Sd instant. by the
Rev. DR.. HASKELL, Lieut.. JOHN N. MAFFITT,
ofthe q. 8 Navy, to Mrs. CAROLINE LAURENS
READ.