The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-16

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To become rich it il not necessary you should
make much; but always save portion Of what
you do make. A little accumulation will make
for itself
July this year is not 10 torridly wrathful as
June. We have pleasant days and nights.
burlington Anthony, late United States mar
shal for Rhode Island, died in Providence on
Tuesday morning, after illness Of some
months.
Have your children ready for school in Sep
'oihner. aA 1 GT E IS w M gt.
Grass it is said, will soon grow in the streets
OF New Bedford. Seth Thomas lost his pocket
urday evening, and found it ON Monday morning
IN 4. the place whsss it fell, with the money un-
u's'ufpeq' s sla stsys
Inc use Of idle, meaningless words and phrases
10 contemptibie; when indecent or profane the
practice is dngustingly 70. Many man and
boy is Stunned by the worthy for no other reason
The Northern Light, Of Halloweil, challenges
creation to make rhyme.for Seedlings. One of
the admirers of that hero sends Us the following:
"Raiseyour voices, boys, and 60 it, srt6
Break through all entangling weddings,
Open wide your hand and show it, ,ali
Put in strong and vote for Stebbings."
A man famous for hunting up enignas philoso-
Phixed thus: What strange creatures girls are
Offer one Of them good wages to work for you,
and ten chances to one if the old woman can spare
amy Of her girts-but just propose matrimony, and
see if they don't jump at the chance of working
a lifetime for their vctuals and clothes. i16
The WATERFOWL Union states that fifteen Brit
ish deserters made their appearance there on the
4th of July. They left Kingston for the s'land of
the free on the night of the Sd. A sergeant and
his whole guard made due preparation for jour
ney, and actually arrived ut or near Cape Vincent
before their desertion was discovered. They were
safe beyond the reach Of pursuit when they heard
the alarm gun, which was fired as soon as they
were missed, s.
The Edgartown Gazette relates a tough fish sto-
ry, which it calls upon us to believe. We will
repeat the incident, and suspend an opinion for
the present. The Gazette states that Deacon A.
Coffin, of that town. while fishing off the south side
Of the island, July s, caught large shark, which
for some time after lay in the bottom of the boat
apparently lfeless. A knife was brought into re-
QUESTION, the back fin taken off, its throat cut,
the entrails taken out and opened, six scuppangs
taken thereffom, and the fish thrown overheard;
when, wonderful to relate, il swan off as though
nothing remarkable had happened.
The North .ln,ericam informs us that Native
American political State Convention, composed
OF delegates from various parts of Pennsylvania,
will assemble in tho city of Philadelphia on the
nth OF August next, to agree upon candidates for
the Offices of Canal Commissioner, Surveyor GEN
eral, Auditor General, and Judges Of the State
supreme court, to be voted for at the ensuing
election, on the second Tuesday of October next.
The Rev. Dr.. Revel, Moderator of the Wal
densan Synod, says the North .an,erica,s, who re-
Gently visited Philadelphia and delivered an adj
dress in one Of our churches, giving an account Of
the interesting people he represents, has sailed
from New York for Liverpool in the steamship Bal
tic, taking with him "a 900, contributed by bene-
VIOLENT Pedestrians in Philadelphia, New York,
and other Atlantic cities, for the purpose Of build
ing church at Pguerol He will take back to
his native valleys warm appreciation Of the peo-
pie of the United States. n
Notwithstanding the prospect of vigorous OPP
position to the establishment of Nebraska Terri
tory by Congress, it is stated in Western papers
that quite number of families from Missouri
have emigrated into and settled upon that portion
of it lying southwest of Cass county, Missouri,
which, it is said, is not claimed by any tribe of
Indians. 3Af
The hnrvests, in most parts of the Union are
said to have abundantly rewarded the labors of
the husbandmen, notwithstanding the dismal fore
bodings with which the newspapers were favored.