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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-10

Mobile. Columbus and Aberdeen ParExef
THE SET md LIGHT DRIUGHT STE4gBo4T
BELLE GATES
JEo. T. DKcRE, Master; HESEY D. SzRsr7. Clerk.
HAyING Just been finished expressed "a -
III II for The trade, wilfIeske week--kzzszz
+ tr.Ts from Aberdeen and Columbus to Mobile. to1ch
inc Al all the intermediate landings
The most Eserz provisions having been made in the
sana;uten1s Of the above steamer for The comfort and
ss5eer of passengers beth regards the superior
ceIlence Of her sccemrnoias and the efficient nan
srrment of faithful and experienced officers liberal
snare OK public pss7cnags 5 sezaestsc
Jan ), 1854
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-10
HOWARD HOUSE,
BY nd. j. UOW ar ID.

THE subscriber begs leave to return thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and iatters
himself by strict attention give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with cali. The Howard House
is well and long known Is the house kept BY John Hud
aeston and Curl & Buster. The house has been put
in good order ana travellers viii find everything COM
fortsble. The table win BE supplied with the best the
market affords: pains spared to give general salts
faction His Stables are we'll supplied with provinder
and good attentive Os;crs. The Pos-oice is in the
buildnr
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-10
JULIUS c. BUTLER,
60 IN Ha - ION 1eFch ant.
MOBILE, ALABAMA.

=. =. Fitch's
InuGza55s Medicines for Coughs, Gods C0aSumpfio-
and Female Disslsss-alwavs on hand
AIso-His unrivalIed ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
Err. that has been patented only SIX months and has
already been imitiated.-Also, his superior SHOUL-
DER BRACES
The only genuine articles are be found at the Drug
Store OF JAS BLAIR Sole Agent
Columbus Feb. /. 1850
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-10
House. sign and orEa mental Painting
WOOD d CONWAY.
House. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS

NGriet Strsst, Calsrz5isS, Mississippi,
CRAVING, GLIDING, GLAZING & PAPER HANGING
y B--CountTy orders respectfully solicited and
punetually attended To-
Jan p. 1852 52:6m
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-10
NOTICE.

INSTRAIED from the subscriber. about the,z
Ia lst OF November last, two mare Mules-SEA
common = sa-e-4 years od-one light bar shesHA@h
other mouse color. A liberal reward world he ,;
en- for them OF information at the Post Once AZ III;
place 50 that can get them ms
II. ODENEAI~
= 80 9.St
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Persons on striving VIII register their names
Persons wi be considered daily bordss unless other
wise made known
Deductions viII be made # reported.
Payment Is considered due The end Of every month,
s the case Hlay be
Gaming Of every kind : prohibited
Not responsible or any loss Of baggage &c unless de-
posted in the bzr.
Fuel and lights charged extra
Dec 10, 1851. 46x JOHN STREET.
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Aafatai>fratoF'S Notice.
ETrGES II administration 81 he estate Of Ven.
n ssssAaass> SSee&se, were granted to me o. ~.
tFsASte esgs * lswsacs e<Snsy. Ais at the JAM
AZ sss4A> aSSa> Al re-Soxs having claims sgala.'
SD ssssee Mi present sAo scr PSymeu'. duly g'O
ANteA r. BARRY,
lsahsSs SOS: ADM
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-10
WAL ON HOU9E
ABERDEEN, MISS,
BY JOHN STREET.

BY JOHN STREET.
THE proprietor woud refer the attention of the Pub
center of the business portion q Aberdeen. and con-
venienty the boat landings. He Is prepared 10
accommodate travellers in most hOSpitable manner
and Will guarantee 70 those who favor him with their
patronage, fair proportion Of co.o-t in the way Of
estabes &c His table Is supplied with The best the
market affords. Coed sn8 attentive servants alsavs
on hand.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-10
GEORGE G. MOORE.

july u, ISL
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III AhING associated themselves t0Esta-c =.
L e. = partners for the purpose Of con &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
A SLANT AT SCOTT

In accepting the resignation Of Secretary Graham who
withdrew from the Cabinet, subject it 10 any
criticism embarrassment by his running as Wing Vic.
President President Fillmore SAYS:
appreciate most fully the high sense OF delicoev and pro-
prey ON your part which induces You 10 separate from The
administration a. thS time, lest il might be embarrassed BY
your connection win in the coming contest cannot re-
gr INC cause wch eo'pe you TO this act however much
Where is Scotrs "hsh of delcacy and pronre,v
that he does not withdraw from the command Of the army
while aspiring to the Chief Masisracy of the Republic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
PUBLIC MEETING ~ ACCOMACK COUNTY
IWRiLLISi UlL0GJ.y

=.
gentleman OF Snow i'm, Somerset county, Maryland
who has just returned from visit 70 AcconacE county
Va furnishes Editors of the Baltimore Argus with an
Interesting account of pint Democratic and Whi" meeting
in Dir Nises district From il we learn that that able and
distinguished Democrat, spoke eoGucnly for about four
hours. He was replied by Mr. MGpp Wing Elccor and
member of the Legislature who charged Franklin Pierce
and gave fer his authority the Concord Democrat and Mar
chester Democrat He had been in New Hampshire some
two ago and heard speeches from John p Hale and
General Pierce Mr. Wise took the stand and chuttcd the
charges most successfully and made Mr. Mapp
that Franklin Pierce was what these boion WIG ra.
pers although called Democracy represented him 10 be Tho
following thrilling dialogue took place:
Dir. WIsE.-Werc you in New llnnpsirc two wears 400
and did you not hear Halo speak and say his speech thai
"he would head an army march upon South and put
down slavery Z"
Mr. MApr.-I there, heard Mr. Hale speak and say
wha, you state
Mr. "rsE Did yon hear franklin Pierce reply 10 This
ana sayli Hale should head an army 10 march on tho
eou nc mao rs march over his (Pierces) dead body ,r
ne would head an army oppose him ~
Mr.. MARI did,
iou can imagine says the corrcsno,as,, III. r,ol;,n
which this reply elected The Court II ous. ,, ;,, ,,
OF applause, repeated ogain and again N WIS., ,ho,
quesed hls opponent to state The ;acs again which he aid n
an almost breahless auditory, "Gen Pierce d:d ~ f,
ping his hand upon his breast that Hale arou!d hor
orer his dead body before he marched upon the South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

AN AFFECTING SCENE.-A stoa; gentleman and
his wife gazing at pair OF twins, rolling ia the cradle
Wife-Do look at them, husband; AMT they precious
pair OF ambs.
Husbaad-lf they are lambs, wife, what and wha,
are cue?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
MISSOURI FL rc.r1na

ST LOUIS AUG. 4-The returns fro,, ~. c, ar, s il,
complete but doubt exists Of the election of the whole
Democratic ticket with the exception of memhcr nf Con-
and Sheriff. These are still in doubt and no,hinu
be known till the whole vote is counted out Returns n,
the State are favorable the election OF the
Governor by reduced majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
pUTNAM.s LIBRARY. 40. XIV.

FUTNAt' LIBRARY. 40. NV.
CENES ard Thoughts Europe By Geo IT, Calvert Second
> SERIES 90 cts
Journal Eighteen Months Pos, egioas BY Lieut.
; Gs.,orn u cis
The Laws al Life with special reference the PHYSICAL Ejuca
Of Girls: by Elizabeth Blackwell. II. D.; 80 cts
Ruimentary their construction and
practical management by Robt Armstrong; 25 cts
uGen,ay Treatise the Cranes and Ma
ncy for raising heavy bodies Tor the buildings aud
io .n,iine goods; by Joseph Glynn,F. Il. s.; 25
ih Disease ad Remedy Familiarity and practically considered
lev 81 their relations the Blood By George Moore VI
80 cs
ale G. WEST BROS.
Angus! Exchange Bookstore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
SIGNIFICANT.

Southern Nhi.s sustaining JOHN 7. Hale in Me-"
Hampshire W. H. I'd in New York, Johnston in Penn
sylsana and Giddinss in Ohio! Howl BY supporting
canaidatc WSrIELp ScoTT for tho presidency Do
these aoolitionssis for Scott because Inc Southern
mani VINO zeal; enough TO believe III Do thcv vote for
the military c!c itin! They the soft impeachment
Do they think statesman! Nobody believes that
WY ,G,cI viii hcy Let Southern Wigs
10 I:e!- brethren
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

We invite the particular attention OF Dry Goods deal
ers who are about visiting New York make their fall
purchases the advertisement in another column headed
FALL FAsnloSs 1882" where they will find large and
fashionable assortment Of Manlilas Mantaets CIoaks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
= sCpIERCE, AND kINGi

= FIFNCE AiNU kI-NtI!
CAROLINE and all others who iccl inter
co. ~ .e election OF The above named gentlemen Presi
uel anu ,lce resident of the United States will please
cet eur! a earone August Court hold ratification
meeIlne. we shond like 10 see large turn oG! w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

EXCURSION TO RICHMOND. The National Guards
Captain Garland Of Harrisburg Pa intend making
cursioa Ia Baltimore, Washington and Richmond, in Sep
TENDER. The Union says this the hest drilled
panics in The country and j. made up resprc able
yonn men, who will do ceii; am, the militia
nv profess on, wherever thew NAV go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Ls:s"Gen. Commander has published address in the
NInyah O5scrrcr justying his in seeking adns
sion 10 the Democratic National Convention He promises
now to devote himself securing people Of South
Carolina hc exercise OF the right directly their
presidential electors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Yesterdays National lnte!igenccf rcpuosnc5 hehera'
SCOTS letter To Dr. Atkinson ii Danvile written In 1919
in whch Gen. Scott says: III am persuaded 'ha IL Is
hh moral oLna OF masters and savehodng States TO
employ all car not incompatible with The safely OF both
colo.s, mclioratc slavery to EATERMf.ATloS"
AS yet however we have no contradiction OF the de-
caratiOn made 10 senator Wade, "a WOULD CUT OFF
MY RIGHT HAND SOONER THAN LEND II TO
THE SUPPORT or SLAVERY" Can't the National
lntcllgenceE that il mas Il length broached the subject
0t slavcry en, shl.il lhis point?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Cen Scos cccpied the Wing nomination. "witi lie cso-
luos annexed" and Of these resolutions endorsed
the compromise he is claimed being in favor of that
THIS may be So nor, Scott has happy mack nl
c!sanan. his opinions, but he declared s. Wade Abu
ton Senator OHIO, NE TouLn SOONER cur OFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

a Since capital fighting is reckoned BY the wbps
the only qualifications needed in President; Its thought,
they succeed this time, they will nate Yankee Si
pan or Tom Hyer in 1856
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

ssaissAn s;isjs:.hss;..
pONv OF KlGHNONn. ArGu ST ! il

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 5, Isl.
iRRlh Ed,
Srhr E,naIcha ilaIirE n3-lng, New York
SCEr. Mathew, E"Ecy, illi,x
Schc. VIM. Euta, Mat>pn New York
Schr. Couiirr, Rogers, Boston
Schr New Nor!; Wyatt. Nc@ York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
GEN. PIERCE AND THE ABOLITION PARTY.

GEN. PIERCE AND The AbOLlIlON FAIL !.
The intelligent Washington correspondent oi the Sou'!-
cyn Standard writing from Washington, July l5h says:
TIE Scott executive committee located here have ordered
for distribution in the non sa yehuh!ag States fifty thou.
sand copies Of n.nrlel emanaling from the New Era,
(Aboton) printing office show that Pierce has been con-
sistcnty lncxbly and most effectively the supporter OF
the rights Of the South aud Of strict construction send
BY the mail bearing this letter copy OF TINS pamphc
which should DC circulated everywhere throughout the South
for clpc,us;vc,v proves that Cen p when in Congress
never ucheJ in III least from proper discharge OF his du.
ties hnu the siightcs, regard for the preIudces enter
tanned by his imn:cLillc constituents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
WHO sCoTr QUARRELED WITH.

He quaIreIsd with Gen. Wilkinson with In Quincy al
ANS, witt Gen. Jackson, with Dc Wit Clinton, with Gen.
Gaines, with President Polk, with Generals Pillow, Worth
Duncan, he dauncss Taylnr Gov Marcy In fact, he 60,
into brol with every who had otica! business with
him Tor my length ot tU e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
SHOCKING CASE or lNFANTIrInr

pILADELrnIA AGg. IA most nJfribie case OF rfan,i-
eide occurred IN Sfns GaI"Gn yesterday young Scotch
girl l6 years OF age rnci Mary Graft wh vas EMPLOYED
domestic by Albert Sinister, keeper OF public hou Sc in
Spring Garden street above Ninth known 10 be ecien
Whilst up stairs BY herself she delivered OF an infant
which she dssmboweed and afterwards ne.ry cut The head
from The body with pcnknifc On being arrested she con
fessed the crime and said she did to hide her shame The
body of the child found in clothes basket among some
soied clothes The father of the child is quite youth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
nININIT III.

gytIJE Trustees of tie Upper Appcma:cS Navigation Oh
have declared dividend OF dcars per shate Hn the
Stock tayabIe LIST OF August 800 az M
Company Petersburg. ls'bi. r. LIZ Gag cgpy.
AypoGIagoI county, Va, Aug t-c' l''i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Fanny Elssler according Vep-a paper has Jrst bec
maj led al Hamburg 10 DR.. Hah,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

SYRACUSE Aua. 4The announcement OF the death OF r.
Sands whilst walking the cling Walcot, is hoax
He performed this afternoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

The Pouehkeepsie Eagle says that while ! Dir ""rE-r
was crossing the Hudson River, in row boat from hi
!erce on Constitution Island IL We: P5in On TIE lIh
Instant he was unceremonisusy visited bv stu. con
whch performing lis morung rerlrcd hey "a
its play ground and a,d acu three feet Gear above
boat and came down head foremost proruGing his
through the bottom in such 10 !asen himself
In this pcous situation ar Warner and succeeded
in crossing the river with his victim in this perpeIiiy the
shore where he c1l.ca!ed and found 10 feet
and inches in length and weighed not far from hun
dred pounds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:

w ASiiSGTuS, Jniv 81, lS32.
Gentlemen: 1t appears from newspapers published in all
parts The country, tint the nomination Of Pierce and
King has produced tremendous 'sca,teration among the
Wings in all sections 1t is questionable, Judging from The
signs which reach this capital whether Gun Scott will b.
abb. 10 carry single Southern State in the approaching
cl.c!n WAY should h.! Ii is said that Mr. Graham will
give strength the Wing tickle, in The South and will
curc III: Of North Carolina beyond doubt. But,
them NIi. X King native Of North Carolina and ils
in gallant State many gtdil ani tried friends WHO in
tend work maniuly for the democratic Tn. fact
whatever may bc said 10 the contrary, the whole South
do better than cast their vote tor the gallant standard
the democracy. The abniti0Eisfs aided b. the
Republic OF this city, aaSallng Pierce with erccnrss
which hny.!cIs on desperation Tho South knows how 10
appreciate their labor love Bcsiics were madness 10
snupr.c that the OF the South. who are 50 deeply in
cycsci in The DECISION which shall bc rendered in NOvcm.
ber willing place the power Of the federal government
in the hands " VIM. II. Seward who. all occasions has
manifested by his course DISCO ton disturb the peace
iml relations OF united country. True he is strong
Enicn man. prorided his views 10 be Tie standard Of the
Union lis rather for Scott that he should h.
ini",'.&! 10 The Seward influence for his nomination.
The democrats of rhs city held meeting last night and
favored with a speech from The Hon. j Weller
Ever Ewing Of Ohio made his harsh and uncci-for
atc upon Mr. Weller have desired 10 see aud hear him
nee. scarcely say that Mr. Weller exceeded my cxrsctn
ton ready speaker and eloquent champion The demo
cratic doubt whether hc democrats cOui better
than &. prevail The honorable Senator 20 sno as he sa
BE- releases from s attendance in the Senate make an
extensive through the country that the partv
and hear OF the hest abused men, prominent
amongst them Ic was listened to last evening h earnest
interest ana drought down the house in handsome style"
Yours, n y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

The Democratic Committee of Vigilance for T.ii,rson
Ward, will Military Hail. over Old Market House. on
Saturday evening the 1h inst AT O'Clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Scott cannot be quite 81 acceptable TO has irinos as
statesman General Some OF his ideas little sob
socte" Hear him u NATIONAL BASK:
hare Tong been under coarcion that in peace as IN war
something in the of bank OF tho United States Is
only necessary and proper but Indispensable 10 The sue
cessiu operation Of the treasury as 10 III" "'an' - "
OF cu,nmcr~" -.-.in
prorl. don't think so now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
VI 4 IkEtIED.

MARRIED il ctly, III August, ty the Rev JOAN a; Sir
THOMAS H. HOBBS q" Limestone comfy Ala To- ME- iNDiA ~
Z EooriI. recently 81 Amelia county. Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

MARRIED IL ,s cy m August the Rev John Ea; VIZ
THOMAS H. HOBBS al Limestone comfy Ala ME- iNDiA NJ
DIED.
prEa uu jay, ." ny,atcry WILLIAM OTIS only
Wu H. AID Harriet Dea. aged 10 months aud ,,ys
Alas gay that Sc" shoulG ereYr
EnrUur o"n dear ioF.! "Dr1, taken away
IL = liicy r.p"rri
From all civilian! .nfiow- hriclr s"ay. > Z
S-5 sew i"iS iai.ts please copy.
Died On Thursday morning 9th MAMIE tie second dAu
s,Ilr X Anderson. isrl 10 yeas.
lie Place hl- Inurring 10 o'clock
her L,Ier The friends i.Iny requested -
gIt,ai VIA NJ further noice
DEp :its. Saturday. Iuy, Al O'clock p NJ Al
al Sir Jnl.a Rowe Mrs SARAH ia Ne
Mr. 'ioosr Powell Ia the &3I ssaf at..
Happy sou!. thy days arc ended
aIith: m'trn'n. days pclpS
10, By AEcc guards Attended.
To he rlrllt u: Jesus
Waiting . receive :iy spir,t,
i.0hc StYioir stands above,
Shows the purchase oil hs merit,
Reaches the crown Of lu:.'
pan.m Pstcbug, he 81 lasant Ter
: " BERNARD. laughter al Richard " Field Tq Trans.
"cs .uIuv. Va
liGo. Iu:. At Woodstock. nHeuhurf county Va H.
i-tt!rc Of ar er ASNiT second daughter Of Capt, E00i
: bF'ss, IL The 7'' :"ar hrrags 81:
DlED. slc5t. Essex couuy. Ie .ir,c. ll.er On
he q Jay. GEORGE SiAS eldest OF Benz T.. Wright Esq
u the sixth yer his Thus has Passed the
most promising and Interesting youths Of his ag.the
on ant r"tHg father This bereavement
VIII, the car, with ANGUISH h the consolation which alone can
the grief n lli f.nlA The
!cc' aud tia, passed world Of suffering
Il pam and i realizing the promises OF Him WHO has
>-rs !e c;l tren AM forbid stem MOI, r
'IciI Is The King ION ot lieavel = G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
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Tue Hons. tyslk NJ, IN. Gi.II and Diplomatic Bill.
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ROCHESTER,, AGO 5.'rae Cholera Is on ire incsa
here Twenty base occurred IN he last = hou
mi .f which - deaths nave Cnsuci Judge Dcvt4uX {.
,,h il II, Magma csrfiay. II has also broken oG 5,
du.hv.
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ST LOUIS. ArG I-lton Thomas II Benton tas
elected To the House Of Representatives. 81 The In
States.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
Party Nanaa.

Our opponents claim the title of Democrat, and
we shall not quarrel with them about it. 1t is n
title imported from bloody France" in its
"bloody days!" We are REPUBLICAN WHO'S,
and like the name better. 1t is appropriate and
expressive of our principles and our practices.
A democracy is an impossibility, and the assump-
ton Of its name fallacy. 1t is a name that no
party would select which does not mean to gull
the people. Thd people can only enact laws
through their representatives, and therefore can
not be democracy. We are republicans in
principle and in practice, and our peculiar title
Of WHIG-beautiful in its Origin, We Hope In
God!-has been interpreted to mean Friend Of
the Government What better name could be
given? We are republicans, and friends of the
government: therefore, REPUBLICAN WHO'S. Let
us hold on to this title. Let us inscribe it upon
our banners. Let us triumph under the gloriou
appellation.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
American Worlds Fair.

The association in New York chartered by the
legislature of that State for the purpose of erect
ing suitable buildings for the contemplated exhi-
bition in that city in May next give notice of the
completion of their plans, and Of their readiness
to receive applications from exhibitors. The as
ISOLATION is about to erect stupendous building,
framed Of iron, and filled with glass; similar to
the "Crystal Palace" of London, in which they
propose to hold grand fair, to open on the Sc
cond day of May next. This will, no doubt, be
by far the greatest exhibition that has ever taken
place on this continent and will equal in many,
and in some points surpass in interest its great
predecessor across the water. Its finale will be
the most exciting as it is understood that an eff
fort will be made by our foreign rivals to regain
the laurels which they lost ut the close of the
London exhibitions. The public have sufficient
confidence in American skill to know that every
effort will be made to place the industrial ability
of our own countrymen in its most favorable
light, and to this end the cordial cooperation OF
all classes is most earnestly solicited.-Bah Am
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS by the act entitled "An act relating to
w Dogs" approved 25th July, 1929 and the act amend
ing the same, approved 9th April 1885, it is provided that
whenever 1t shall be made appear to the satisfaction
the Mayor that any animal of the dog kind within the
city shall be "deemed and considered mad ait shall be the
duty of the Mayor issue his proclamation requiring that
all animals Of the dog kind shall be kept confined for such
number days he shall deem expedent and proper
state in said proclamation not exceeding ninety days. and
it shall be the duty of the city contabes and lawful for
any other person. TO kill and bury all and doy going
Mt large contrary to the said proclamation" &C..
Now therefore, it having been made to appear to my sat
isaction that there animals of the dog kind mad
that all animals Of the dog kind" In this city
required to be kept confined for and during the term
thirty days from the date hereof and the police officers
this Corporation required to enforce the law in
to all such may be found going at large contrary to this
proclamation.
Given under my hand at the Mayors Office in the city
Washington, this seventeenth day of August, 1852.
aug 18-d2&1aw3w JOHN w MAURY, Mayor.