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TINO HE FU hlIC.--THE subscriber K-7RsO
Il begs leave to that he still carry CS4 6ScE
the COACH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS, SSSC~fyf
his old stand North Market 81. two doors
below d. & r. Douglass,& Co. Keeps constantly on hand
large and well assorted stock from Light Buggy 10 Car
Tola.
Thankful for past favOrs, he most respectfully Solicit
continuation hoping by eheapness durability andgOOd
manshipto me rii your patronage.
CIV. L
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TOUSE-FURNISHiAG GOODS.-We hayejust
received large stock of DAmask, Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheetings Table DanaskS, and large lot OF Plain
Linen NAPKINS ai Dalas Towels which Will be sold very
Low fJrcaeh by uHEt STEVENSON & WHITE
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FACTS TAAT ARE FACTS.

Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied OF
the most liberal terms - B. d. sept27-ly
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eles not coming under SPECIFIC rates, as enumer-

Boxes Shoes, Dry Goods, Saddlery Glass Drugs Con-
feetionaries. Camphene Spirits Turneniine m casks
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ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
III Al YOU who wish purchase Colhs, Cassinleres
Nes:ing- Linens Patent Shirts Linen aud Drilling Draw
ers Hilfoae Linen and Six audkerchiefs Gloves and
Cravats call in at STEVENSON d WHITES No. SO, Col
Iege street for hey arc selling of very low for Cash.
der t0tnale room; Tor their Fall Stock. aug4-
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
EnEE9ss States lSEHKE Line

NE " 4 UIlN INV IIINLDNIV-F GE.RI-
WEEKLY STEIN SHIP LINE
FIJI LEAVES Adger's WIaTyes every Saturday
@sT - ana Wednesday, after the arrival OF the cars
-sSys-s-zssz- f.um the SoIth and West ..-.. r-r~r
On Saturday, the aud splendid steamer Jas. Ad
ger, 800 tons J. Dickinson, COmTander-M3rion,
l,2a0 TONS w. Foster, Commander.
On ednesday the UfiiOn, SOC tons, Richard Adams
Commander SoUtherner, LOCO tons Thos Evan Com
mander.
These steamers unryalel fire coast for safety
speed and comfort Experienced and courteous Comman
des, and tables supplied with every luxury, will insure
Travellers by tins line every possible Comfort aud accom-
modaiiou. 7
For eg ht passege having elegant State Room Accom-
modaions apply al the Office Of the AGENT
septic - HENRY MUSHROOM. -
COrneIEast Bay and Adger's Sou. Wharves
Cabin passage SO. SteeTage IS.
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DINE APPLE CiTEsSE..--75 boxes superior
Goshen Pine Apple Cheese, received and for sale by
febg GEORGE GREIG.
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=. " HERMAN $. SARONT,
Professor of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music and
s.-t rr--, = Composition.
TERMs-one Dollar Lesson, payable quarterly. Letters
addressed as above, will meet with prompt attention
febi2--ly! I--.sa.-
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BOOK BINDING,
and Blank Book ManufactOry.
Y0RR A. IN

BOOK BINDING,
and Blank Book Mandatory.
j. YORK & CO.,
BOOK SELLERS AND SfATI0NERS.
II AVE an extensive Badery, and well prepared to
| do Binding of every description and in any style
that lie called for short notice tho
able We have also large 1t ok of Blank Book pa
pers from the best Mills and viii Rule ana Bind all orders
for every description OF Blank Books Gyeus a call
BndeTy opposite State Bank, Union Street. upstairs
octll-lm
FRESH RECEIPTS BY EICE0L & PEACOCK.
NEW FLOGis.-l00 bags st Louis Mills, expressly
" for family use aug7 NICH0L& PEACOCK
CTAR CANDLES.-S00 boxes, hafand quarter boxes
- Star Candies augT NICH0L Il PEACOCK
9 UCARS.-20 bbls ST Louis Crushed Sugar;
y 10 d" = Powdered
-aug7 NICHOL & PEACOCK
I AVA-AND LAGUYRA COFFEE.-2O bags
81 old Government Java Coffee 80 bags Laguyra Coffee
| 80 bags Rio Coffee NICH0L i PEACOCK.
Gug7 rw eft1
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L Allan tsiSANct Iii s--roT ielLel-
ug The haIshust SKIN dclrstey sInDothe white and soft
Removing a.Dwue,s, cutai-lS eTuPu0as plnples, tan,
freckles OF redues lis soothing influence Immediately
nlaY, the irritation o nOsqultO Des &c while its dIaiing
properties prevents the formation oi wrinkles aud banShes
them ifars4iy formed ecnS the cheek Of age the
cearness and sneohness youth Prepared by Dr. F. T.
GuIraud 81 NaEer st. LIST Store from Broadway, n. York
Forslis BY :eb9 GEORGE GREIG.
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j NRENCit WINES AND BRANDlES.-Always
z on hand a well assorted variety OF foreign Wines and
Liquors put up in wood aud bottles, and fer sale by
fa!,4 4fEDRt4r, IIREIG
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DINE APPLES AND PEACiIES.-Just re-
Z ceved, fresh lot Of Pine Apples and Peaches, put up
i Ia gIas5 Jars and FIR sal3 by GEORGE GREIG. .
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tEg- The highest market price paid for Feathers Bees
wax Lard Bacon, TallOw Flaxseed, &C. &c. I ~
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GROCERIES.
: pEaYISs 8 cLAoY.


WHOLESALE GROCERS
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors, a
Csrrer of College md Church Streets BassUiRs
COFFEE 200 bags Rio so bags Havana; -
90 do Lagayara; so 90 Java
ClGARS-2O, 00O Imp layaIai ls,0og American;
i00000o Cuba Us and Melee Cigars
CANDLES-20o ooxesSperni and star -0h
COTTON Y4RSSk 10. of assorted Nos osnuburs SUI
uer,a quality at manufacturers prices; 49, i
FRUITS-l00 bxs Raisis assorted sizes 50 drums Figs;
FISH-5o barrels and half barrels MackeieL = -
IS Kits MaekereE II cases Sardines;
FLOUR-200 bbis Galligo Us Cincinnati;
rs do St Louis Harrison's;) r 70, y
GLASS-300 boxes Window all sizes; - %
125 do Of, PIT, and u PIT. Flasks; p p
30 do Flint TuInb and Goblets;
60 do Squat and Cap Jars;
80 Denljons, five and three gallons;
IR0NmTennessee and Pittsburg, assorted sizes,
LioooRSIS cases London POrter-qaarts and pints
Is barrels American and French Brandy;
%. 90 do APRlal and ai Peach h,.nd, 81
SO do Holland Gin; % do n. (. Rum;
% do Wine, various kinds;
MoLAssEyl5S bbls and K bbs 1eboiled and s. House,
rs bbls St Louis and 0 Golden Syrup;
NAIIS-l5O kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes; aGt
$50 do Wheeling, T"
PICKLES-15 cases choice asserted Pickles;
10 cases Tonlatoe Catsup;
SUGAR-lOO hhds Louisiana Sugar
loo bbs ST. Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Puverised; Is do Loaf Q,overings)
SPICES-lO bags Allspice Is do Pepper
10 do Ginger, Race and ground;
SALT-200 bbls Kanawha; $50 sacks fine and cease;
l35 sacks Dairy and rs boxes table salt;
S0AP-100 boxes bar; so do Fancy Soap;
SEEDS barrels Mlet Seed;
TEAS-20 eases-yarious brands;
T0BACCO-50 boxes Chewing, assorted brands;
25 boxes Jenny Lind, superior article
SUNDRIES-Indigo, Copperas, Madden, Olive Oil Lead,
Powder, Shot, Sal8ratus Soda, Axes, Chains,
Painted Buckets, &C., &c.
For sale low for cash by PERKINS CLACK.
ssg-L Liberal advances on consignments.
WANTED-100, 900 lbs of clean washed Wool
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard
Dried Fruit Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow and Ginseng.
For which will pay liberal prices in cash Groceries
may PERKINS x CLACK.
CUGAR.-20O hhds Prime New Sugar;
- 80 barrels Clarified Sugar. 50 barrels Loaf Sugar;
50 do Crushed do; 10 do Powdered do;
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-03
MUSIC DEPOT

NHE UNDERSIGNED have Just completed the
i most perfect arrangements with Northern and
Eastern Publishers OF Music. enabling Them to
promptly supply the public with all the newest
music.
GTss~dssE We have constantly on hand PIANO
81 FbRTES OF the celebrated ROSi.N
kRANL mandatory, and being agents for the salt.
OF Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
pianos. We fiittrr ourselves from practical rN-
perltlIce III tins department to satisfaction
10 tie most iaStIdioI> purchaser.
We have for sale also MELDDEONS from the
manniacory OF BISHOP y CHILD. Cleveland
ONO, acknowledged by Judges 10 be superior inStru
mrnts 10 ANY OF Eastern manufacture.
We are also sole agents for the nnruralcd Ch;,rcl,
and Parlor ORGANS Of POMPLIrZ and RODE
VALID. The organs from TIL. inanuiactory are said
10 excel all others manufactured ia This country for
beauty and power OF tone.
w" have also the sole agency for MARTINS un-
nNailed GUITARS. an assortment al which. direct
from the manufacturer, We -hail constantly keep on
hand.
We are likewise agents for kcIer's AMERICAN
tREMONA NlOLlNS, Badgers BCEHM and Dia-
tonic FLUTES, the Keyed Violin, and spirited adyo-
cate oi Music, the = Musical World and TimeS''
We constantly keep on hand STRINGS for all in
StrunicniS, besides every thing apptrtamng To the
musical line.
Mu-ic; instruments of every description tuned and
repaired.
HII.BUS s IIITZ.
Music Depot, PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
south side, four doors west OF 9th street.
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IEDFpENDENT poIIcr

CON x kEESE. Independent Police OMoers and
~ Collectors, will attend 10 any business en-
trusted 10 them-in serving United States and Ci,Il
Warrants; Collecting and Distraining for Rents; ar
resting Fueltives, and Agency business generally.
ReteTence-P. Fendall, X. " allack, w. Leu
OK, W. w. Seaton, and G. :. Wallack, esq.'s, and
10 the citizens generally. -..s-+ . ..
Z. Il n will attend the offices Of b. h. Morsel, T
I. Dom, J. H. Goddard, J. l.. Smith, and the Jus-
tees offices generally 10 receive business and witt
attend TO all business entrusted TO them with proRp u,
ness.
{G}- They may be found daily al the offices OF T.
G. Dom and j. III. Goddard, Justices of the Peace
on Louisiana avenue, adjoining the Bank OF Wash
mgton, who will receive any business left for them
WILLIAM COX,
Jy2l-u A. r. l.. REESE.
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TERRIBLE DEATH By TIE BITE OF A Mad
DOC Edmond Emmons, Of Ridgeville,
Lorain county, Ohio, was bitten by mad
dog. his own, in the month of April
Last Friday evening he was taken sick
about 4 o'clock, when his hand became
inhamed and panied him much. On
Tuesday he died in the greatest agony,
leaving a wife and several children. The
wound had long time been healed, and
ne had lost all fears of madness from the
bite lie worked in the field till p. NJ.
on Friday, when the terrible malay made
its appearance. Physician and friends
were sent for. His pains increased, and
soon his rawlings commenced. 1t took
several strong men tOhold him. At last,
after four days of the most intense suffer-
ing. he died suddenly by the bursting of
blood vessel, occasioned by his violent
spaSms. He was a young man highly
respected, and leaves young and inter-
esting family.--Ctereland Plmadealer,
july 20.
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By E. N. sTRArT0N, Auetionssr,

Penn Gnenue south side, near lOfk sfrsa.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL. HILL AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, August 8, al 6 O'Clock, D. M, shall sell
AT public auction the following described valuable
property, viz: Lot No in square No. 49, with Sill
the improvements, consisting OF large Brick Dwell
ing, containing twelve apartments, with q large
frame stable, and other conveniences for geutseI
family residence. Also, new two story brick build
ing, calculated for country produce and Rrocery
business. being upon the main road leading 90 Ria
densburg The whole premises contain s,3ss ~.
feet. fronting 40 feet, more less, on MARYLAND
avenue, (sOuh 'front.' by 100 feet Sd street east
The sale of the property will be absolute, and at
fons rare opportunity tor capitalists persons de-
srous OF securing a valuable private residence and
business stand; and will be sold in whole or in mar
10 suit purchasers. 90
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in equal in-
staimcnts, Al six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest, secured by deed OF trust.
Conyeyancing AT expense of purchaser.
aug 3-dts '..'-..'
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By E. n. sTRATToN, Auetionssr,

penn arenue, south side, near l0h street
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ErFECTs
Il AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY morning
August eth, AT O'Clock. at my Auction Rooms,
shall sell, without reserve, a variety OF new and
second hand Furniture. viz: t- .at4-'
Sofas, Rockers, Lounges, Chairs :.., g..
French High and Low post Bedsteads
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses '
Wardrobes, Washstands, Bureaus
Crockery and Glass Ware T.
Carpets, Rugs, oilcloth I
Dining and other Tables .l.f .'H. t#.
Stoves Kitchen Utensils, sc. fri ..,...r
aug 3-dts
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ODD FELLOWS IN PENNsYvANIA.-T
annual report of the Lodges under the
jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Penn
sylvania for the year ending June 30,
1858. shows that the limitations numbered
4,o52, rejected, 423 admitted on card,
AS: withdrawn by card, 40: REIN
statements, go; suspensions, 1856; ex-
pulsions, 20; deaths, 500; Passed
Grands, 4,794; number of members in
this State, 44,l22: total receipts, Sl73,-
254,S1; number of members relieved,
5,0l4 to amount OF S73 ,lO7,72; widowed
families relieved, FOG, 10 the amount O;
$3,S86,6G: members buried, 2S2: ex-
pense for burying the dead, Sl4 ,O52.G2 ;
paid for education of orphans, $333.7S ;
total expenditures, S9l,3S0.Sl. The
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania is composed
of 4,794 members, and has under its juris-
diction Ats Lodges.
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USI'S SALOON.

Dramatic Entertainment, Thursday Evening,
August 4th.
Mr.. JAMES SHERIFF.
By the urgent request OF many Of his young friends
and intelligent citizens will have the honor OF
giving exhibition AT the above Hall, on
which occasion ne will he assisted bv
MR.. w. CULLEN,
From the Southern and Western Theatres He will
also, have the homo. OF introducing 10 the citi-
Zens Of Washington, Young Lady OF this
CITY,
MISS JULIA RENWICKS,
Being her first appearance in public.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS.
For particulars small bills of the day.
Doors open nj O'clock to commence at 6.
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Elections in Iowa and Alabama.

BALTIMORE, August 81 Pm.
From Burlington, Iowa, we learn that
Cloud, Democrat, has been elected Attor-
ney General.
From Montgomery, Alabama, we have
partial returns, which indicate the certain
election of Col. Winston, the Democratic
candidate for Governor. Abercrombie,
Wing, is believed to be elected to Con-
gress in the Second District.
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS

e3S@Es9 We have this week opened three of the
s3ETfb above Instruments from the celebrated
establishment OF kmabe, Cache, Il Co., which we
guarantee to sell al the price as the manufac-
turerS saving freight and other expenses. Also Pr
AMOS, OF other make, constantly hand. Also,
one of the most beautiful aSsortments of GUITARS,
VIOLINS, FLUTES, and other instruments ever
offered 10 the public. call respectfullyreauested
JNO. f.. ELLIS,
jyl5 Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts
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The Legation to England

PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-Wm. Henry
Welsh, Esq, of York, Pa, has been APP
pointed Private Secretary to the Hon.
James Buchanan, the Minister to the
Court of st. James. Mr.. Welsh sails in
company with Mr.. Sickles, on the Goth
instant from New York.
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GRAND ATTRACTION.
GROCERIES. GROCERIES
FRESH AND CHEAP

(Sercnh street, bet,reen F. and F. streets, Biand.)
THE SUBSCRIBERS having commenced the Gro
Il Gerry business AT the above place, la the house
formerly occupied by MIR. Reed, take this method
informing the citizens OF the Island, and the public
generally thai they have hand. and will continue
10 keep every variety of GROCERIES,, China. Earth
Ell, Stone and Hardware, all of which they are de-
termined Ia sell at unusually low prices.
They respectfully solicit share of public patron
age. Call and examine our stock.
Y 27-,llm CRUMP & YOUNGER.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 81 P. NJ.
Howard street flour S. 1880 bblS.
sold. White wheat 81 Is a 81 90 cents.
red wheat 81 IL a 81 90 5000 BUSH
els sold. White corn 81 cts; yellow corn
$1,000 bushels sold. Oats, 40 cts.
Rye, 70cts. Whiskey, &c cts. per gallon.
Stocks dull, downward tendency. No
change in other things.
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F0 r. G a T, z

A VERY superior lot of Bale or Bundle HAY in
L excellent order, warranted pure. which will
dlSpoS" OF AT small advance for cash or To pumctli;
customers. have also, i'll STORE about 1900 bush
els oil superior old OATS. together with Il constant
supply OF CORN, CDRNMEAL, RYE ClGP and
MILL. OfFAL, of all grades. UuLolted FLOUR
for DySpepuc bread, always on hand, and delivered
promptly To order.
The above can he had al my store, on 18th street,
between and C streets, also al nv feed establish,
ment IN Bridge street, Georgetown, opposite Union
Hotel. The publIc'S obeJicut servant
~ 2S3teo' ALFRED LEE.
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CITY LOTS For. SALE

4 LARGE number Of LOTS in Squares Nos 20
~ 81, . 81 67 81. -, IO2, 1913, l07, III. l42 los
III, 229. 23l 80. 29 :f22. 35l. 353 800 Al l. 439
i92, ls4, 1893, 50, DOB. 900. l5, 53l. 53i 30 30
544. 80. !J61. I6S 500 512. ISL. S4, coo. GIL 6a0
6s, 64l 6i2, 6I2, CD, coo. CO.. Cos 669. 6S5 6g3
$50, 81, S2S, s33, S. SO, 500 s:9, SOL sol S65
Sos, 1913, 909. as $50 900 9s: 9sJ 800 1902 1910
1927, 1893. 1923. 1888. l0l2 l045. l06, 1853, 1860
1868. 1870 1912, 1913 1916. 1862. 1888 1854 lose.
1901, 1893, 1895, 1897. 1898, llI4. and Ills.
Apply to WIN. II. WARD,
Atiorney-at-Law, Browns Marble
jy 2j-cojtf Building.
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A Grand Festival

VIII he given by the Pastors of Trinity Church,
On THURSDAY, the 4th of August.
in the College Grounds.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH
Price of admission: For grown persons, q cents
children l2h.
4 fine band of Music will be in attendance: and
Refreshments in abundance.
The strctesr pains will be taken by the managers,
appointed by the reverend gentlemen. to give all who
ar" present satisfaction in every respect.
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From New Brunswick

BosToN, August st. John N. B.
papers of the 30th ult. state that fires
were raging in tie woods near Shediac
and had already destroyed a large guam
tity of valuable timber. The hay crop
throughout the province would be light.
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MORE NEW MUsrr

MY HEART is BREAKING; DE old Cburcbvard.
uI DO they miss me at home; Yes, we mis-. thee
sweet Lucy May; Home Of my youth; Sweet home
My old Kentucky home; Aunt Harriet Brechs S,ox
A voice from the waves, Duet Sam brown !. OfI
Tor Baltimore; Oh boys carry me long ItsIy mon
ular duets for piano;l Saratoga schottische; Bup
male Institute polka; Villanova March Rainhow
SchottIsohe; Golden pppin Polka; Fly-awsy PoIIs.
Variations on Lilly Dale; Love not; Would + w,ers
a boy again, SC, &c, Sc -
beruh $ instructor Tor the Piano; Carcassi's Cui
tar Instructor, &c, tor sale al WiMER,s s,.,,n,
cry, Music, and Fancy Store. 9th street. I sonsra
from Pennsylvania avenue = ;Sc
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Henry Clay and Mike Walsh.

WHEN Mike WASH was an apprentice III
| New York, at the photographic printing bust
ness, it happened that Henry Clay was in the
city, and the honored guest of the people.
His reception-room was directly opposite
where Mike worked, and the crowd was seen
by the workmen from the window passing into
the hotel, to shake hands with the % great
cOmmoner' The workmen dared Mike to go
over and shake hands with Mr.. Clay, dressed
as he was, with paper cap on, his sleeves
rolled up, and face and ARMS bedaubed with
ink. Mike would not be das ed, and slapping
his hand upon the ink-stYne made it quite
moist with the sticky liquid. He then moved
mechanically across the street, entered, was
introduced, and shook hands with Mr. Clay
He gave a very cordial grasp, so much so
that the hands partially stuck together; but
on Mike went with the crowd who preceded
Mr.. Clay gazing with mingled expression of
establishment and playfulness at the inky hand
Mike had left him. But Henry Clay was
great even in little things, and taking the af-
to pass the joke, and pass it literally. The
consequence was that the introduced, white
kids and all, carried away with them a por-
ton of the printers ink, until Mr. Clay's
hand was almost cleared of the black soft
impeachment and he was near being con-
vulsed with laughter at the odd predica-
ment of himself and the sharers. Mr. Clay
has been often heard to speak of it as one of
the amusing incidents of his life.
DRUNKENNESS AND LUNACY.-By the
laws of New Jersey habitual drunkenness
is very summarily dealt with. The
Chancellor issues a commission to try the
case, and if they report that an indivi-
dual, by reason of habitual intoxication,
is unable to take care of his property,
guardian is appointed by the Court. the
person is Invested of all control of his
property, which will be restored on his
reformation. All liquor sellers, under a
penalty, are forbidden to sell to him. and,
legally, he is to be treated as a lunatic.
a case of the kind with this result has
Just occurred at Princeton.
n The Ffeeman's Journal of New
York, Bishop Hughes organ, says:
" Letters from Rome, received here
three days ago, announce that diain-
gmshed Senator of the United States made
his formal remuneration of Professionalism,
and was received in the Catholic Church
on the Feast of Visitation, July od) bv
His Eminence Cardinal Franson, Project
ofthe Propaganda. | have not been able
to ascertain the name of the convert, but
it will not long remain unknown"
The person alluded to above is reported
to be Senator Douglas, of Illinois, who is
now, or was recently in Rome.
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PERIPHERY Y.

NV beg leave to call the attention of our friends
w and The public To our very select assortment
Oh pERfi MERl. consisting III part of Btrry'> \
CrumbIrs Trlcopherons Phann> Hair Invigorator
jules lialileS ''LuStral;; RhinnceroS Bears Rose
Antique, Amber and Violet Hair Oil Farina's Ger
man tol6ghr, warranted genuine; POmaium for the
Hair, III every shape and style. guaranteed be first
rate. Also. Lubn's 6. HaTi>on'> Extracts f0r the
handkerchief varying from % cents 10 - ceuts per
bottle; soap Shaving Cream, Brushes Combs Sc
j. +. ELLIS, Penn. avenue
aug between 9th and 10th streets
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NOTICE THIS.

INliE subscriber having engaged in business offers
la his friends and the patrons of Mr. J. r. Radcliffe
the former occupant OF the store in Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, GROCERIES of the best uuaI
ity, and al the lowest market price. Cali and see
Inn.
Just received. Shay's HAMS, Refined LcafL ARD,
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES. stewards
and other'SIRUP, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour. 10. RADCLIFFE.
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Arrival of the Empire at New York.
New York, Aug. 81 p.

New YORK, Aug. 81 P. NJ.
The steamer Empire arrived this morn
ing from New Orleans and Havana. She
remains at quarantine and none of her
passengers and crew are suffered to land
for fear that they bring the yellow fever
with them.
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Railroad Accident and Loss Of Life.
G... BALTIMORE August, 3.
An accident occurred last night on the
Belvidere and Delaware Railroad. A
train of cars with two hundred laborers
aboard, ran off the track. Ten persons
were killed, and several wounded-some
fatally. .s.' ..