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that you had forwarded it as unpaid, is re-

that you had forwarded it as unpaid, is re-
ceived.
Your action in the premises was correct,
The act authorizing stamp envelopes 10 be
provided and used authorizes them to he used
Only as q trhoic, rs a union of the stamp on
and with the original envelope; and no privI-
lege is granted either by the law. or by any
instructions of the Department, to use them In
our mails in any other manner
The PRlSCrroy.- arrival of thiss steam
er at Portland has been reported to the Navy
Department. The report embraces the salts
factory Intelligence that the work put on her
machinery at the Portsmouth IN. H yard has
improved her sailing qualities, so that all ap-
prehension Us to her performance on her in
tended fisheries grounds cruise may probably
be dismissed
NEWLY APPOINTED ROUTE AGENTS The
Postmaster General has appointed Grove W.
Branch of Dalton, Mass. vice Noble Philips,
removcD route mail agent on the Railroad
from Boston 90 Albany; and Woolard II Wood
bury, of Minot, Maine, vice VIM. II. Quin-
cy, rcsigned) to the same position OH the
Railroad from Portland to Island Pond.
GEN ROBERT ARMSTRONG, we regret TO
have to write, has been seriously indisposcd
for week past His complaint is diarrhma.
At the moment of going to press, we hear that
the General is recovering,
A NEW CLERK IN THE Posi- OFFICE DEPART
MENr.-Mr. Isaac L. Eaton, Of Ohio, has been
appointed to second class Isl. POO clcrksh p
in the Post Office Department, vice \. L.
Straub, resigned.
TIE PRESIDENT visited some Of the Depart
nents this morning i'll his usual quiet and un-
cercmonious way.
SENATOR MASON ard the Hon. Mr. Faux
ncr, member Of Congress, both of Virginia, arc
in Washington.
New PENsioN AGENT DoNnrD-E. HesScn-
mueller, at Cleveland, Ohio, vice John Barr
removed.
The Hon Mr. SMART, late member IF Con
srcss froIu Maine, is in Washington, VIC per
cciye.
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
Ii q m this daY.

Bror-n', Hotci.-J 7 Chambers, Mis-; ID Ora,
ham, d.; W : Nimocks, do; VI Dan'rl DO; " IL
Alien, Go " l. ElSlon, Ala : Adler No; hNroNtr,
Ne: g Walker ami lady, Sc; II u Vase aud lady,
Ala: W Norris aud lady, de-; j W Henry, Va: w
DcEui>on, Eosi; i.anicr and lady. Havana; w
hawmman, IA; K Sharkcy and lady. NE MlSs
Clarke, de-: Mis- Lizzie W ilidul~, do; Miss ; Lee,
do; Parks, dn; G u Nc Alpine, da; Col + Lee,
USA; ThoS R"wIrs, Ralr; /. roar ly and daughter
all; la> RgIhoHr, Va; II Lnck"tt, Md 1linS ii
t>bnruuc. do; i j Lu~-,lr. NJ; Hon VI Mason.
Va; Faulkner ,io; pr ! ] Fitzpatrick. Md; VI
Brewer d"; Mai scott lisa; p VI Campbell Va;
Ms l. fafl''y, doi J } ChaPprn- ~: VIM Long, do;
+ 1aSur, st; Alfred Saudi: swift; Marlin,
Ny; = ii G9>ncii ard lady, Bait, VI Gidinre and
lady. Dr GnmcS. Wash.
NGiiorGl iiotct.--c W. Royce. Va; II ]. Brooke,
ho; Martin, Tenn; Mis- Martin, do; Miss Tapp
Mr.. ilaoWc, Tenn; Montgomery, lady, Ion.
Ga: Miss F J Wright, do. Mis- Casinson, do; Miss
Marrow. 81; NJ Foviall. Ga; " Wagner, do: ! :
Winfield, do; i II Tanner. do; Judge Brown, MIDI
4 Riley. London; w r nyeon. 80; T. Il Start. do;
II German, Ne: L Anthony. Conn; y SImm~. Noe
G. " Thomas. Ny; T. l. Sherwood. N&tlRR; J w
CARROT and wlic. No: Mn Carroll, NC; Miss w
Robinson, Va: G w H"l'm"in, d"; Rev Mr. Arch
er, Nc: J GRAY, Va: 7 Burke. Albany: Mrs \
Nicely. and >on. savannah; Miss Nicely, 10: john ID
N"cIy, do; {: W King. Boston
C..f>iy's i!otcl.-I. r RoNdcn. Va; Numiord.
lady ana child. Ga; Col \ t;aTcfr. Va: T Tolten.
u : A;W VI White. \ Orleans; u Smith. Bait :
Mr. B,Tn", Mi T. & Morgan and lIdv, Washington:
" DIucy. Miss; + " Luchrt;. Miss: TEoE,a>
Ncnablc, Va; + g English and daughter, Miss Gun
liiil-ll.iil- MISS "a " IsfN'l w i-''h,H!' y
Matthew'S ard lady. Ga: \ Na'!rrt, > ladies and )
children. Ei"hfnnnd; MIR DAVIS lied; Mr. Mitchell.
Nd;G " Lee. Va: \ t,uIaRd. '; R"y II l.
| Tig!rr and lady. Georgetown; L Williamson, Va;
d {; Fuller, H.
Jnifni sites Hpf'F-i. W : iIai~iI. Va: II Hun
i.r. ta;i Jmg.S, Il II Foster. Ala : Barton, G.;
|. i tnii!r. : \; 4 l. Mu-hnV!. Z N hacmmcn.
-: T~'. Va - T. k"iI,. Washington; Moses
Craig. ~ Stevens. \ ! & NuHIg. -; 6 & Acre.
ihi.l: j j. Eaton, O; W + DASHED. \ Y; ID x
RiarktS,unc Mas.
ftrifs HafcI.--E Walker. Va; Can't REYNOLDS.
y Ii,sico; " Smith, Cal; e. Wet Washington !;
q ilaiiian. G : I.umkiH. Ga Com. SInhIlHc,
L : Nj Ferguson Ma: + i.tycjn,nir. Mich: 4 T.
Chandler, Maine; Mr. Ward, = ladies and servant,
Nd.
f:ml'rr !!a'ci.-P Henry aad lady. VI; ilonaho.
Md : cramCr. ': ] hurn~~. Mark Duro~~, Ia /:
VI L k"i!C, Md: Mr. YOUNG, " i~:u..pn: Flesh.
Md; II Sand"rso, L Barton. Gailr; ii Dor
sCX Nj.
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Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &C., &c.
United States Patent Chicc.
MASHINGrnN .Inly %


~ The PETITION of john II. Thur OF Newark Nr,,
~ jersey, praying Tor Tia" extension az a l.,trnt
"Idi'"ii I" nun On The tiy iif> ;!sv nf b,Inl,,.r
iN@3 i'i' an Improvement ia Bearings and B Bo\r,
of Natliudd TAT. Ne. Tor year from the IA
prl;iru :" said patent. which takes p!.,,." ON r,.
hty day oi rctoar eighteen iitli,ifi and fiji
~ three.
IL n o''rfc9, That c said y,Iiion .o heard at Tho
fa' Office. "n Monday. ih al al October neat
III IL d" 'inrh Al; ana a.: p"I.oi~ a notified! Ia ap
pear and Snow ra,>,, II dni it'y nave. WHY aud pc
ton ought not Ia be- granted.
persons "t'p>in" il" extension ar, required 10
me ~ the frI Di;!c1 their oh;"cI on< specially :,
ili III writing. al least twenty day. before the ta,
Oh ri;,iil" al! i'>:!mnny filed by either partv 10 ,,
use" Ill Inc sad h;iing uI>i b" taken anf trans
hilt''H III d""u:ifn"r with the rules of the tIc,
Which "hi hC furnished uu application.
oi'"''f f'''' TIA; 'tE~ ia publ -,rti Iu tI.
- mon in'r':' :c'i- AID Evening sSttT. N-a-h,u-
lil, ~ {: t"lin~ NitarIan. ii.ii,";p:i!a Pa. ry,u
,I'" f";i. NM Work: U,t-inr rn, i,u-tuu Mas anal
!'Inf"' Cincinnati. Ohio, ua..,. j. w?sk ior rI,rrc
Successive week. previous Ia The rhl:d day nI pcio
!'cr HcAj, lie hay ut hearing.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
T. S-tfiec% Of IT," above p:,pcr< VIII please
copy, and SEND Their bii> in lin. Patent Office with
paper c'liHl 'i" this mu;icc.
july .lS-taN::y
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE. July 81

BALTIMORE: July 80 p. v.
Our city seems at present to be i'll a com
plcte state of fermentation, in consequence of
the Mayor position in reference to street
preaching. An immense indignation meet
ing, numbering probably live thousand, was
he!d III Monument square this afternoon. Sew
eral speeches were made, and resolutions
adopted c"ndemilng the course pursued and
persisted IN ny Mayor fioilins. After the adj
Jonrnment, about onc-half the crowd proceed
GU IN poay TO Inc Mayor residence, and
'icie pupHtiy rc4uested MN l" resign. lie
came forward anu stated, rather iaconleally,
tha' ne would attend 70 ms own business lie
mas called the ''uhcil together tomorrow,
E and some SurnSc 1t is Tor the purpose Of ten
dcrlnS his resignation.
Ihcre Is little bit OF gossip circulating in
town, to which can only alludc at present,
Not long AGO, buXcm and beautiful lady,
bordering moderately upon Imperial distinc-
ton, appeared in the fashionable circles of
our city, and still s"journs among Us. 1t seems,
from her own story. that: in days past when
the bloom of youth. beauty and innocence
were upon her check, and the liquid cloqucmce
OF love III her dark, rolling orbs, she bad the
3opd fortune 10 marry Count OF German
Ia h,,t
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1 LII PERSONS IN WANT OF Z, u TT kUrI
I lIES- AAL,A l.aELhAS q u--tL NJ = :.

4 LII PERSONS IN WANT OF T.. u TT lL1I
~ Giles. FANCY GOODS. &c.-uIi md A, "a. Z
selected assortment such ~ I.uhla'~ M-aLrn.
McClain'-. and larr-ou's Extracts iur the handk,.
chief; Me- i2iu'S pIl Oriental Gi Ru-,, Barn..
Trcoph' roIi> Lyons kdtidgrcu: Nrll>' chm o.
line OK marrow aud PumaiUm. iri tie ha.r. Il,l!i
Ing Suap; Sand. Honey. Military. AID Chrnr-,. ~,al.
Shaving Cream; ttrl>ialIn" Balls; Gtrman. fi,r,f.
and Amnn"an Cologne; na!c',. swan. .,ui h,-
coal Dcntrinc"; Mouth tGCh"U-: IIair. 'i,u'h rtt
Mani. SHAVING. Hat. tinihcs. AMI lnant'> Rr,.-i,.
kIdd'r's and iial~uu'~ lHi'lIlI" iHt. ru,,tri Fi.
India Bar Balls: Volatile Purr.uI~ 1u:i1tn Iva,
Horn. aud Wood t"m,,~; Ila,iig aud ki-t!lu.t AID.
ard many other a'lIcl.S i"o ruHicIuu- Ia 60. u,,.
all of which w!ll hC s"ld ~ reduced prices ir, cash
10y WALL NIE ELIOT
n III -li,W.}W CO... 4 and i-,.h -fftarl-
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ia negro manwas burnt at the stake,
on the 18th instant, in Pcttis County, Mo.
lie had outraged and murdered white
lady, wife Ola Mr.. John Rains, and also
nearly murdered one of her children.
UA party of seventy Protestant cx-
lies from Madeira arrived at New York
on Monday on their way to Illinois, where
large number have already settled.
A CARGO OF MEASLES. packet
ship Constellation, arrived at New York,
on Tuesday morning, bringing SO pas
scnsers in the stecrage. They have had
upwards ofnlncty cases Of measles on board
at Oae time.
O"Circumstanccs alter cases." Red
paint, which is al improvement to the
looks of old walls, is an injury to the
cheeks Of young ladies.
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GRAND ATTRACTION.
GROCERIES,. GROCERIES,
FRESH AND CHEAP

(Sc'emh street, teircen T. end r streets. E..rdl
VttE 81 3SCR:nER:S having commenced The Gro
CRY hiSin, s. al the above Place. ia the house
ioih'riy "ccur"ib by Mr. Reed take this method ui
'iiiis uic ciiiE"n' OF the Island, and the pihiiC
'netiil! 'la ti'', lave hand aud VIII continue
I" Keep every variety ot GRO; 'ERiES China. Ei,!,
eh' stone, ana Hardware, all nj which they are de
'et,ii''ie't II sri a, unusually low prices.
Ihrv respectfully solicit share OF public patron
dye. Gall and eAdinIic our stock.
V2'-dlm CRUMP s YOUNGER
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OPersons desiring the StGr in Alex
andria can be accommodated by leaving
their names with J. c. Cooper, at the
Fancy Store of W. B. Richards, No. 3
Exchange Block, King street.
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70 The Erening Star having double
the circulation of any other daily paper
published in Washington, is consequently
by far the best advertising medium in
the District. Business men should bear
this fact in mind.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

Lie tHtOH uCltlluS tiic iOli. 1lefGe
Soulc from recent structures Of the Balti-
more Patriot, and endorses the remarks
of the Richmond Enquirer, going to show
that the Administration have not, in the
distribution of its patronage, disgruntlcd
the Democracy of the Old Dominion, as
some of the opposition press of that State
allege- The same paper comments upon
the efforts of the Albany Register to rally
the Wing party-whcrcin that Journal
counts with confidence upon perfect
union between the Silver Greys and the
Seward Wings, and as confidently OH
the effect of the discussions existing in
the Democratic party. The editor of the
Union seems to be amazed that the Reg
ister, and that journals friends, can
dream of ever again joining hands with
the other wing Of the Wing party.
The Intciligcnccr contains an amusing
letter from its veteran correspondent, Ma
jor Jack Downing, upon the composition
ofthc present Administration principally.
The same paper also contains an interest
ING letter from Lieut.. Bealc to Col. Ben
ton, bearing date Santa Fe, June 9th, de-
scriptive of the progress Of his eXplora-
ton of the Fremont route" to that point;
and also the correspondence between 1t.
Maury, L. S. n, and the ship owners of
New York, who made him the present of
$1,000 and the service Of plate, an ac-
count Of which first appeared in our col
mns. The Mtelljgcncer further repub-
fishes the late leader of the Union, setting
at rest kossuth's pretcnsions to ministc-
rial rights from this country to Turkey.
The Clipper discusses the Temperance
movement, expressing strong hopes that
it will not be long ere the Maine Law is
found on the statute books Of MARYLAND.
The Sun defends the course of Mayor
Hollins in recently dispensing temper
ance meeting in the Richmond Market
House, arguing with great carncstness
in his Honor's behalf
The Republic discusses (untlcr the title
of Moral and Political IsSucs,') the
probability of a sweeping disintcgration
of political parties; rubbing its hands as
it were over this prospect. The weak
ness of the Wings and The strength of the
Democrats are the clements which, the
editor seems to think, are about to pro-
duce this general abandonment on all
hands of principles for which the respect
i've political parties Of Tie country have
contended for at least quarter Of Il cen
fury. The Wings are TO cease to be
Wings, according to our neighbor's logic,
if I'VE understand him corrcctly,) because
it does not pay to be Whiggish just now:
and the mass of the Democrats are to re-
pudiate their political faith also, because
it has been out Of the power Of the present
Administration to provide Offices for them
oil N'.he',t rt"rr'"c +" t"-f a." r,'"o-
ton whether his representations may
possibly come true by the facts marking
the history of parties for the last quarter
OF century, VIC may not inappropriatcly
remark, that he seems to us TO pay a
poor compliment indeed, to the integrity
of the people Of the United States, one
and all-all being up, according to his
reasoning, for Cowcs Gad n mntEe'."
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For SALE

c-aER> y L':h' Gi~~ dnnr ROCK AWAY.
~ urarls new. Tor "l' 81 iva rnr~"S. with
pole and ~!it!t>. aud VI h DIVISION front
with Ky" lar"' window II. hc front can lac r.
moved nj pleasure: II - iir> qualify arria-e built
hv az" at tn" best makers az rhia i,lul,ia The.
"WH"f having uD further l>r o: a. w!iI :, II u m "A
hlr"i'n. II cln l." seen At THOMAS NDI-N =
Coach Factory. corner Of PENNSYLVANIA avrnmn. s
J.. STREET. il rs II
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NEW MUsIC.-Eilbus & Hitz, Music
dealers, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
SITS, south side, have sent us the &c Sport
Polka, "by James Belak, and the ''Village
Redowa." by the same composer. They
are said to be excellent productions.
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I"The State of Maine" u large new
daily paper at Portland is al evidence
that that place is beginning to thrive. 1t
is published by May, Marble & Edwards
at IS a year. and is TO be devoted to the
local interests of the State.
1-TJamcs \. McDougal and James
Marcus LATHAM, both Democrats, have
been elected to Congress from the State Of
California.
IFCharlcs B. Calvert, Esq., Of Prince
Georges county,is named by some of the
Wing papers Of Maryland, as the next
Wing candidate for Governor of that
State.
1.-The cholera is raging in St Peters
burg with unusual virulcncc. The pa
tients arc either killed or cared in five
hours.
~ The governor Of Jamaica has par
doned sixteen prisoners now imprisoned
in the general and female penitcntiagy.
u The potato rot has commenced in
Hampshire, Eng. Two patches out of
five are infected.
UOne half the army of the United
States is employed upon the Mexican from
tier.
0The Crystal Palace Inauguration
Banquet cost $500.
GA State Temperance Convention in
Louisiana has reported in favor of the to-
tai prohibition Of intoxicating liquors in
that State.
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION will to-day probably nomi-
nate Judge j. c. Knox as a candidate
to continue to ELL his scat in the Supreme
bench of Pennsylvania, to which he was
appointed 10y Governor Bigler on the
death Of Judge Gibson. We have ad;i-
ces from Harrisburg bringing us to Tits
conclusion.
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NOTICE

\Di Nc Ladies wishing ir harm ;u an ,r. ,.
DRESSES perfect al IN i'.-.., .. " o. !.,,. 3d..
opportunity moss hs rgi;rn- ou w. NiIllt,. = ~
d'"S Dress hakcr) on Ilin street, lew tool, ..,.
the Avenue.
Ferns: SIX lessons for -. M a.l,au,r ,.,,, e.
niHg from FIVE Ia IN - rIa.k 2, -. .I,.
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CHEAP BOARDING HOUSE

}iih -cFit"T i;tNI't" f,c"nt!y removed To Nash
l. inn"::, i!fS o"..cd Il cGI.tr E;,tTp;Nt: E,,I-Sr
"i L S'r".t, , Goo;s ca,I %: SIR GIaro,y, nom ri,
street. pfce for Eo1rsiin" and Ludeinr ~ me-,
WEN: E'"iit or ten can b. accommodated
jy21-,ilWf ,Ii,NpV p,,rr,
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a STAG rEscC

AT FtEQUfER WHITE ~Ii.FllI'E ~IEi-t~.
~ THIS csciiin" amu-'rI"nt VII '.n,' ~ "a
THURSDAY mcNt. JUly -,'ih. aud "u iiIr -an. .l7y.
every TWO weeks for the balance oi ihs. -,.'-uu
Fire arms and Cur dogs afmIii.d ~ "a. ,i.l.,
nor any corm;i,l Ids Ia b. iu;id.i an hnr ti.a.t
large number at hounds arr promised.
ia "a
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conclusion.

FEVER At PHLApELrHlA.-A despatch
from Philadelphia, dated yesterday, says ::
GA severe form of bilious fever has
broken out violently on the South wharycs
in this city. Seven persons have already
died. The disease is supposed to have
been brought into the city by vessels
passing the quarantine. The barque
Mandarin, which arrived this morning
from Cienfilcgos, lost two Of her hands
by the fever. The night custom house
officer who boarded her was also attack
cd, and died in few hours after
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NOTICE TlllS.

VEH!lE subscriber. having engaged IN I>mr>S Offers
r"hi~lrirIId- aud the patrons at NIr. j. r. Radcifi
The tuln"r occupant at Tho Sfnfr odd Fellow :
Hall. Seventh Stra' GRb EEIl n The hest quail
ity. and 1T the lowest market price Gail and see
ina.
Ia received. Shay HAMS. Refined Leaf LARD
Porto RE" - tR and NDLtSSE Stewart :
AMI other Sitir, ratrn; Sperm CANDLES. aud
ITuiiiI fiulIr. s.RAps,ItEE
~, -
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Yesterday afternoon. NATHANIEL. y. PAGE,
Esq. native oi Virginia, h"t lat" oi Anne Arundel
county, lid.
nn Monday. july 25jI:, o; scsrf !''lrr. EDWARD
~. i!HR!I. aged oac yea, niinl :on o! Gv"r"" VI.
a:ih Ellen Gruuirl.
In rh'~ clty. on the tith instant. IIiRGhRETTA,
aged II months ar:i Is day, second child of VIM
Il. aud Mary T.. nohhnS.
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MORE NEW MUSIC


Nl HEART - BEEhki\t, -. at lUfrlt.ifH.
VI DO ih"N miss n l"In,'; IS. t4I-. rt..
sweet Lucy May: Home 81 ~, youth; rv.,rI si'ti,
receive me; Ida Nav; iiuda'> gone IL E;.ifrurrr
Wy old Kentucky home; Aunt Ifairiri b'rrha stow
\ voice from IA" NaNt-- = dF'ii Fam 6r'rvH tf
Tor Balilmnrr 'h h"N~ EARN mC 1"n" lIri,. tp"g
uiar ducts 'nr piato:) Saratoga - spi'I-"i,: irr
kcr Hal tuck~i'p; NaudaiIa Wait; Nu-i"h Z.
male lnstIrut" polka hIIlaHusa March: EauloN
sch"tu~che: Golden r'Ppin Polka; ii, away f"la
Variations ga Lilly DAB; Love moi; Mould Ntfr
ii hoy again. a.. a.. ~.
EtriInI : Instructor ior the Piano: flrs.F t,u
tar Instructor. Sc.. tur -sir AZ WINNER :-lltrlr
cry. Mu>v. and ian"t Store. 6il .ir,vt. ! .q,..
from Psnn>y !vania it'Hu'. D. ~,
RkitkIAl Frs Waut'i lirli,,ii'i,t, ~ g.
- tension ri luu"d Stale Ca,ai.', " % -'..',.
fifty BrckaNrr>. To good wnihW'n -''ii. az
p!"NmcM vii lac "jiru. Me-, drp.rt'ui. U,.ra
skill and at. mlIUH- lii, aNc.t-'. t,-un" =. -.
Nc. NE.G~.
Captain. oi Eng .It. o..
I'm charg" al ENt' a-lnr 4. : t"I,1i.
il Ii dlf
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TR0TTING RACE.
MATCH FOR 5000

rNliFHE Will l'' = match t," over rir CA I,rpi,
l TEp1TING IRN +. ou iHIptN. ii', ..l.l
ri O'Clock. Two nriics aHi RI. AZ, ;u,l,r ri,r l
die.
4. Wagner enters u. g.. TEI ~'ti'E
ID. Bntmrr enters Br. W. LADY ~ ,NtIIT
tlEt : MARTIN
~ -
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$i''t ibtE TRACES. Mc.-h ItNNDND.S
.lt >ir2"i :: doors below T., bc found Si,n!
DR. Brace, d">i,r,lii" arfi.', . persons inclined
10 str"r; ALSO Ruts' Patent Leather Bells rbii
di',n> NurscrE hairs. JnItri Ia.!iiI. Rod. india
Rubber Len" C"Il,+ Sc v y o,r,
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ANN EE.IYkHk$rr>a>

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A Dead Issue.

Nothing reads stranger to us at this
time. than newspaper dispositions on the
slavery question, the issue which not long
since shook the Union, having been taken
from the political arena. Yet, daily, we
see column after column devoted to homi-
lies on the compromise. Two classes of
journals only, however, are now indulging
in such augmentation. First we have
those representing the ultra abolition in
terest, whose hand is against every body,
while every body's handis against them
journals, whose conductors are voted by
the community at large to be as mad as
March hares. There are others whose
conductors, though slashing away with
great vehemcncc against the views held
by the majority of the South not long
since, now proclaim themselves the sworn
guardians of Southern Rights, as it were.
As singular as it may seem, the newspa-
pers and politicians of the South vino
struggled against the enactment Of the
compromise measures, all appear to be
perfectly satisfied to cease the discussion
of the Slavery question: leaving it to be
kept up by those who before the measures
became laws were most vehement against
agitators. Turn where we will, North,
South, East or West, both Wings and
Democrats who, whilom. occupied ex-
treme grounds on such subjects, seem
perfectly willing to sink slavery questions
one and all; while those then ready to
peril their lives to prevent agitation
are still aeitatiag to prevent agitation, "
at the top Of their bent. AS singular as
this is, it is nevertheless true to the letter.
HALF SHEETS was the pressure
Of new subscribers upon us yesterday
from every quarter, as that our paper wet
down, which was sufficient to satisfy the
demand of the day before, fell short 261
sheets, ere all were served. We had con-
sequently to work off, for portion of our
city patrons, that number of papers hay
ing but the inside form which however,
contained all the News, Editorial, Cores
pOndence, &C., of the day.
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NOTICE

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