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STANDARD CATHOLIC WORKS.

DUNCAN BROTHERS. beautifully illustra
- ted and unabridged edition of Hay docks Cath
Ole Family Bible and Commentary - Tadlier &
Co.'S illustrated editions OF the Bbie-Lite of iris
Lives of the SaintS-t;eman Bibles-and McGeo
shegan's History of Ireland. in parts at % cent.
each.
Also. a well selected assortment OF Bibles; PRAYER
Hymn. Rosary. Miscellaneous and School BOOKS
C.iIECHISM MS. MEDALS, Beds, ST.7TYOS
cry, &c. For sale BY
VIM. W. INGMAS
ID street, three doors east OF Seventh.
-. Subscriptions received Tor the Catholic Mara
zines and Newspapers. sep l-2aw
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The Rival Worlds Temperance Conventions.

The Rival Worlds Temperance Conventions.
New York is now about to be the scene
of two grand Temperance Conventions.
One, the Worlds Convention, under the
auspices of the divines of churches and
other steady-goers, in every quarter of
the Union; and the other under those of
the new lights and "come-outers," of all
sorts and colors, and both sexes. All who
are opponents s'of all which intoxicates"
are called to meet in the latter organiza-
ton. Yet, strange to tell, those who are
to be its ruling spirits are the parties, of
all others, who are most constantly VIC
tins Of every species of intoxication, e1-
cept that resulting from the use of ardent
spirits. Those who note the progress of
newfangled folks to practical insanity,
are well aware that certain leaders in
spirit-rapping, women's rights, abolition
ism, &c, &C., are as essentially into1i-
Gated as though constantly drunk with
liquor; yet they are the men and women,
of all others, who are about to 60 into
this ,cholc Worlds Temperance Conven-
ton, under the auspices of Lucy Stone,
VIM. Lloyd Garrison and DR.. John E.
Snodgrass, who is we'll remembered by
the corps reportorial in Washington as
being, few years since, one of their
number; remarkable for nothing except
down right stupidity and an over-weaning
desire to keep his name in the newspapers.
We believe in the temperance movement,
being solemnly impressed with the idea
that it has done more for public economy,
obedience to the laws, thrift, the we'll
being of society at large and that of indi-
viduals, and the happiness of the family
circle, than all the other reforms essayed
in the last hundred years. Yet we regret
that the boomers, spirit-rappers, abo-
litionists, &C., have concluded to mount
the cause as good enough hobby for
them. They can do it no good; as, ere
any man or woman gets to a condition of
mind to be comeatable through their in.
fuence. he or she must have passed, as a
general thing. the point ofideas and habits
under which one can use ardent spirits.
A person always become totally abstinent
from liquid ardent spirits, before becoming
the victim Of the ardent spirit of transcen.
dentalism; which one must be ere as
suming the livery of the Misses Fox,
Lloyd Garrison, or Lucy Stone.
By-the-bye, we are about to have a
''ruction" at home over the temperance
question. As soon as Congress mex IS,
some ten thousand persons in Washing
ton will petition them to permit our
City Councils to abolish the sale of ardent
spirits here altogether, on being instruct
ed so to do by majority of the qualified
freemen of the Federal city. Congress
triH grant this prayer, mark it, with alacri-
ty. Many members will vote so to do from
a sense of duty, and many only because
they dare not vote otherwise. And then
will come the tug of war.
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70 DR.. Frederick Houck, of Baltimore,
has been arrested in New York, on a
requisition from the Governor of Penn
sylvania, charged with obtaining money
under false pretences.
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NJ MEETING or THE JoURsEYMES BRIcKLAY-
l5 RRs.-The Journeymen Bricklayers Associa-
ton of Washington will meet at the Perseverance
Engine House, on Friday EVENING, Seplem-
Der ID, at O'Clock. p. m. Members are requested
to be- pnnctual in their attendance; and also. all
the Journeymen Brckayers throughout Washing
ton city and vicinity respectfully invited to a.
tend. BY order: J. w. REYNOLDS,
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PRINTERS INK

DRiNTERS wanting News, Book, and Job INKS,
of the best quality, at the most reasonable prices
can be supplied at the counting room OF the Stq,
office. where variety of Inks and excellent Printers
VARNlSH, for printing in Bronze and Gold, Is al
ways KEPT ON HAND
The Inks sold al this establishment are warranted
to be EQUAL TO ANY IN THE MARKET. being from the
factory OF Charles E. johnson, PhiIadelphia.
Give 1t q Trial. sep lift
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We learn from the Baltimore Sun
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have failed to negotiate the loan
intended for the construction of a double
track on their road. This will, no doubt,
injure the sale of stock.
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POOR POLL. STOIEN

VINHE subscriber will give liberal reward to the
L person who may bring to him his .iFRIC.7A
P.4RROT, that was stolen from his yard last night
by some person unknown. This parrot is of blue
color and has rel tail II talk and often call.
out for "a cup Of coffee" The subscriber will
obliged, and will pay for any information that may
enable him TO recover his African parrot.
VIM. FEFNEY,
Penn. avenue, between Sd and Sd streets.
sen lit
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UHs large circulation Of the STAR
makes it the mos. desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. It hos more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgeto'cn,
and Alexandria, t.an all the other Wash
ington ddilics combined.
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HORSE sTOLEN-A gray MARE:

~ HORSE STOLEN-A era, MAt -.
!ESAA seven or eight wears old, with cut "' r.,
XII nose, red srot Gil the right SIZE y, a
neck, and lame in her off fore leg, from rtce'
shot wound. was sto',n from my premises on 80 ~
street, Qslandl between 9TH and eth stiet.r; ~
Saturday, night last. A suitable reward w
paid for her return or information through w
can recover her. L. t. lhSb
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a. Joe ShtIlington receives all m,
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as pubisbrs Nv ~
and agent 70, arpsTs . and The other
sortment of Rank Books and Stationery n ~ nc as
store, odeon Building, corner of street and p.o
sylvania avenue. u eah-
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SGs- The Test o'tioie erer used, as bu,a..,
testify IN This city and the sur,oundnr st 1 car
KeadLG.LMAh,s LIQUID HAIR DYE ,r "sntl,
neousty changes the hair 10 a b,ilaur IL, ~ piehtc
glossy Bfora, which is permanent; does n n0et n
or in any way mjure the skin. No article y" w. Saa
invented which will compare with n wv lc
advise all who have gray hairs to huy II n, Hotd
taiis Prepared by z. ID. Gilman, CheInt1 :. ar'r
civ, ~t' VI tins
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STEAM sAw.MILLs,
Plain and Ornamental Job PrintIng

NEATLY executed by j. {. GREER. once .
~ his residence, on Huh street between Y ~"
III streets Business, Visiting, and AGdrtss t-1h
printed Oil the Patent Ro'sy Job frrss rom 8 :?
So, TO 50 per thousand Stereorraplic Eank 'Le, ~
Bill Heads, Labels, H,ni'l!f Prog7c'amss, no
cutdrs of every description, promptly eAerui'n q
northern prices. Orders can he Srnt through ne o
postage paid) or left al Mr.. VALENTINE = w.
street, near Pennsylvania avenue. aus s-I"
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N AR RE d.

At Buffalo. New York, on the 18th ultimo, by the
Rev. Mr.. IngersOll of Trinity Church, Miss EMMA
JONES, of this city, to WIN. J. BONNEY. esq, OF
Boston.
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DIE D,

On Wednesday, the 3lst ulumo, JOHN CHAN
CEY in the 63d year of his age
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Ten Dollars Reward.

/ OST. between the corner of eth and C. streets
IL and 9Th, PORTE MOES.1fE. containing
thirty four dollars and Iot of papers. of no value
any one but the owner. The finder will receive
theabove reward by leaving it at this office.
L.
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To PRINrERs.-A super-royal Smith
Press, in excellent order, can be purchased
low at the Star Office.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

ERAY & BALLaNTINI,. Booksellers. I'D f.,
~ have on han large and complete ASSOC ~, .,
Of all the SCHOOL. BOOKS used ia The DlsiflC';,
gether with SL.9TES, PENS, PENCILS, tot
BOOKS. and everything necessary for the 90''O
Room which they sell al The very lowest price,
A fine lot Of GOLD PENS jurt received.
Bookstore, near Odd Fellows Han
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w hlrE BRANDY, &c.-Just received,
w and for sale
Nhlte Brandy. fourth proof, for preserving.
"Teen Finger, Mustard Seed, Spices, of every
White Wine Vinegar, and 1000 gallons pure
Cider Vinegar.
To which the attention of all those in want is in
vlted GEO. & THOS. PARKER & co,
opposite Browns Marble Building.
aug 29-eo3w.
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~ FOR RENT-A very desirable Dwell
Ell LING HOUSE, Just completed with an n.
modern Improvements and CONFERENCE.-The usr
den, carriage house and stable. II has connected
with ii a hath house, with warm and cold wa,.~
which is also conveyed throughout the house with
Cooking Range and pump in kitchen. situsucr
healthy, and commanding one of the most eg,eu.r,
views in the District Apply 10
|. ID. READ. Water street,
aug 2S-eou Gtoreetoun
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LEATHER! LEATHER!
Ind General Shoe Findings Store

THOMAS G. FORD fatters himself that he has
i the best selected stock ever offered in this Dis
trIct, 10 his friends and the trade in general.
50 dozen French Calf Skins. of the most approy ed
Molar. Lemoine: ogerou, SUSSEX Co.
Superior Patent Calf Skins
Home made Calf aud kipp Skins
Upper and Buff Leather
400 sides Spanish Sole and Slaughter Leather
Harness and Bride Leather
Fine Bride and Skirtng Leather
LOO dozen Morocco, and Lining Skins
frehch ana English Hastings, Black and Colore,,
Gaoon, Laces and Silk 70 match
proved credits. r. q EORn f
sep Lin 9TH street, near Tho p,tant Ofsce
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WOOLLEN YARNS. FIann.ls, Hoo.

WOOLLEN YARNS. Flame L., Hoo
W stery. &c, White, Black, GRAY. and Fanty
Coiored Yarn; White, Red. Blue and yellow Eah
neis; sllsseS and Childrcn's toliCn and NVsi'A
Hose; SILK. Cashmere and Cotton Hose OF evrr
quality; together with a general assortment OF fSs
Goods. Customers VIII DO We'll 10 give me cali
VIM. X. RlLli.
aug 29-lm cor. Sth -, opp'.t entire ''aiE-
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Banks Of the District

Inc following are the only Banks IN tho n
having Offices of REDEEM pton here and eor,,,.,,,
responsible stockholders:
Corporation of Georgetown.
Bank Of Commerce and Farmers a W.
Mechanics Bank, Gecrsetown......., m,
Bank Of Metropolis.
Bank of Washington
Exchange Bank, sc.den, withers SCo r
Farmers Merchants Bank, stauh.n. -
--''''''' '''..'''.'......k t,a
AeuaouS b"A''''-''- ..-.-. ....... nay
o. Above list To be corrected from ,,r,.
North and South Carolina money hou,,, I1e.
per cent. NJ
Virginia. Maryland, Pennsylvania and y.,
AT x per cent. '''
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= n00 NEGROES WANTED viii pay
ceOOo the highest prices. Iii cash, tor 5.vJ0
NEGROES. with good tides. slaves tor lie ivr
term of years. in large or small famrs or ,In.le
groes. will also purchase Negroes restricird
main IN the State that Sustain good characters. Fan
HES never separated. Persons having Have, r sale
will please call and zee me- a. I an alwags IN TIE
market with the cash. Communication promptly
attend TO, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN y
DEFINING. No. II. :. Frederick street kltwecB
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore. Nd GIrcs
in front of the door W3Q-u
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F. FOR SALE-A beautifully .rma,.d
e: LOT, improved by a large FRAME HOI az.
4NR nearly new, northwest corner Of N..uchn
sets avenue and Thirteenth street fronting r1or,
than hundred feet on each. The upper windows
command view Of the whole city, Georgetown,
and the Potomac. Will he sold cheap, as The owner
wishes to leave Washington.
Also, two small FRAME HOUSES on VI gre
north, betwedn 10Th and 18th streets, 81, roons
each, well arranged, and in good order Terms
very reasonable.
building Lots IN various parts Of the ritr
DONOHO & NAGGLI,
Real Estate Agents, Office llrh street.
aug 25-eo3t Near Penn Ry,ru,
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NrANTED-A GIRL to do the hou,s no,k Of
w small family. white or coored. Inuure Al
the COL of [ and 9th sirccrs. pug .n-a.
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~, WANTED.--A modern built fiulSf,
Z. for small family. situated west Of Tin street
ANAif desired would be taken for 81 ne time AID
the rent paid promptly every month. ANY p,rsa
having convenient house, which they wish Gaze
FULLY used, would find. in this Opportunity an s,ce-
lent tenant. Address a y c. al tits Office.
aug Is
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w ANTS.

WAN TED-FIttcen Laborers siN I.,.iS. and
w ten Horses and Carts. Good Wages tad con,
slant employment given.
w. Il. POWELL & Co,
sep l-lw Alexandra IA
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viewing all the papers, pro and con, bearing
upon the question of retaining or superseding
J. P. Brown Esq, so long the dragoman Of
the American Legation at Constantinople, the
Administration have concluded to retain him.
This determination is u wise one as NIL Amer
lean travellers in the East will testify Of all
cities in the world for chevaliers d. industrie,
ConstantinOple is first and foremost They
seem to take especial pains to seek to identify
themselves with this country when there, Ct
course for the protection of its flag. Mr.
Browns thorough knowledge Of them, and his
firmness in always protecting his real eoun-
trymen against them, is the cause of the efforts
being made to prejudice the American public
against him, through the press of Europe as
well as the United States, wherever they can
be reached by such parties or their friends.
NEWS FROM THE FISHING GRoUND's SQUAD
RoS.-An officer in the squadron writes from
:" Pirates Cove, Gut of Canso,'' On the 10th
ult., to friend in Washington, saying that
The Gut of Canso is q narrow strait, thir-
teen miles long, and about mile wide, with
picturesque scenery on both banks, inhabited
by Colonial fishermen and Micmac Indians
r A fisherman bound to Portsmouth,
n. IL has just boarded US (the Princeton
He has won his cargo from the briny deep of
British waters, after running all the risks Of
seizure, and the dis,omforts of British sur
VIGILANCE. He hopes that the American gov.
eminent will do something efectual and per-
manent towards obtaining for them those
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

Sometime ago Hon. Willard 7. Hall
came down to Hannibal, and sold his stock
in the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad for
50 cents on the dollar. Tho transaction
wus published and went straight to
Wall street. There II was thrust in Mr..
StewSrt's fuce, and the opinion expressed
cha, there must be something very wrong
about the matter when ono Of Mlssuuri's
great men and Congressman thus showed
symptoms Of alarm at the future prospects
OF the Road. Is It not singular that Mr.
Hull should ride 900 miles to sell his stock
for 40 per cent. discount, when IrC had re-
csved an Offer to buy Il Mt par, just before
he started from home What poor little
transparent trick for any enemy OF the
railroad how less than nothing when the
deed Is done by distinguished Congress
man 1t was farce played by bungling
actor.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

A correspondent, OF the New York Eve.
ming Pest says the Panama Railroad is pro.
crossing very slowly, Tho road will moi,
be completed in three years, judging OF the
future from the past-not one mile Of the
road has been completed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

Why has nobody established barrow
factory in this city, The rOilroud will
wunt thousands Of them. They are obliged
now TO send TO Cincinnati for them,
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RoW ID do up sAlrI Rs,amI.

We have often heard ladies expressing a
desire TO know by wha, process fine gloss
observable on new linen shirt bo,oms, &c,,
l. produced, and In order 10 crafty them,
we SuGioln The following rscrip, iormakins
Gum Arabic Starch; ...N
"Take two ounces Gf gum arabic pow.
der, pul II into n pitcher and pour ON II u
pnt or more boiling water [Occornp to
the degree Of strength you desired and
then having coVered It let II set all night.
In the morning pour Il carefully from tbs
drsgs into clean bother cork and keep II
C,r use. A table spoonful Of gum water,
stirred into a pint Of starch made IN the
usual mOnner, will give TO lawns, (Stlher
white or prin'ed) look Of newness when
nothing else can restore them after wash.
ing. Il Is also good (muchdIluled) for thin
white muslin and boblnet" b ..c
A good case Ior a lawyer, one Of Fisk's
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY.

Our paper does not make 80 respectable an
appearance this evening as we intended, owing
TO want Of hands. We had intended Cnlargng,
but this would require an alteration Of the
width Of our columns, and Il seemed better 10
defer that, awhile. ....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

Last Wednesday morning mnn named
John Smith, living in the prairie about,
twelve miles west Of New London, hung
himself. lie was living with the widow OF
his brother, who died last winter md II Is
supposed that some difficulties about the
management Of the farm, led him to put an
end 10 hlS life,
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NoRRln RuRpnR.l 80


Our usually quiet oity wssihT6SG ~, cor.
siderable excitement on last Sunday moraiNc,
by the, report thu. ahorrid murder had SsSa
plOco near the horse OF Mr., NJ, N. Allison,
about two mileA south ottoWh. On inpuiry,W
turned Out, that q negro man Ielongng to Me.
A. I. Griffith, went, that InOsning early,,lua
cabin occupied by a free ool0re,l womln, where
a man helOUglG to SoN etoSNsaian, Can't, J. N,
johnson of Tie, Kate KsGrlieys had a VIE, /,
seems there helbcen IN oldtgrl,ge belwrenN q
parties, and Mt. Griffith wtnau eame there th,t
mQuinR 10 ssyle It,, Some. wbtls pDSscda6G
tween Them, when hs got elfhts horse and PISS.
ing round linn, stabbed the Glher m an MAJ,
large knife. N the 90 lomeN, mixing aOuseS,t
ciSioNSo'dIirg several ,ttefies Snaths bowls
The wounded man lineered(ill MOndAN,nern..
Ing, wien no died, > Tue sthtlvr was OOrres,ed,
ana, a. the ptesenl whiting 4 Undergoing sSaSs i,
tnAlNn bSIcgs lnsipsl GoOdlpApys y MN
WeAaye given Ne Esels tNihs;mpSiaWbeGS,io
form We could oAlV ,llslas,N ~ usual n ss,ch
oASeS, many different NaNemsil suyes AnsB,l VA, ]
NefsS siee lslegss n9h RPvAStA lsl pprl,sLs,,
SAUestrI l4eutisEiAt isc0fsI,A bo,,.,,, ~, ,St
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

The view from Boston State House Is
aaid TO be one Of the ilnest In The world.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

ltoRRlnHn OHATH w MR. w lNTUROP
RIcnARnsoN We recom to-day, with derp
sorrow, one Cf tlib'mOSt awful ,i9Ipad &C.
Cldunis that has ever UCcufreGf Va Thts Sec.
IgleH " the country @awfussTUv for tys-ex.
tent, bdrlttsinstA ndt6ly lhatutes sAtau lew
minutes before 2 o'clock. last Sulorjay
evenInssHs ehe fleragerl,e hfasg kgRlh from,
Cunv6fdp e,kAS tIdt,p a n, 4 husol siileupn
SlotislgaslA ,sal u lllsy b N ,ldfR 10 Mf,'ra
and Mdi0S NM Al d Iich.
nrdsbn. Mell Nm M Ms allV n tsen,Iy
Co. ,ne hlhl ceVts sEuE16 OnJ
Court StrestbNRs IhslpnQNsk In
the mo5gyt life sMuli ef,tse Thd 'iU!llNiat
are thg Observation-Disclosures 3 M! Ritk.
OTdsan,wRS lneSalllngal the dspOl M stone.
ham for ms 'dangReiI WHO wtpa but III the
ilalp which arliyed Alimppakrl aiterQihe
aGcldeais He saw ilte 'lrAht from Bdounl
uhpf6den on, the tfhtlI tlSp0lj y, hkal slpl.
ed tQkd across, ,i,Ihsty hllihk Il momenb Nlu
northern, traina hpprehehedSa some ars,he
ItatsSG fbti,y, mites n hhnt,. Nheiheropr
npks Mr, klclWrdsOn saw sihR tINin,, or
y neither he lelRupOn The track, br'wai IN.
Ken spdagnlS III Il R,h9t kh9Nh,, s,ng. .ss
\, The ,snglne, shnwsver, aItrHek hlm,M with
tremend6Gs lorceg' llis'botly Vus 'lNroNyn
TITO ths, all, ssyelaL feet Aboya, Tho, Vnglne,
aud scUttsIed In every direclieny Nj Il
bone ,ltes Inches l6Bga lt6bS, wlotdbp'y
was touMh' II notwithstanding AVA
sighk lopurtions ulilhe hUud awets mtUnv
place, and 81 Iheib6dy ID N1ilIIy(,., llere
wnsa tugnGnlupIo andi,ul, aad ahsle col IL
La ~ kas ,lNl a. Aa.,
lnund'hlShsolk ghd ,astNJkiSpas sSL Some
tWp rods from tls. ArDck sltlsilh ettaa,'l be-
,nutilntlrh' unt dlssuVeFAt loN WHINE Wt,Iy
HotS, WINS .cop,pk%, 0C bllS iln'Lvut5
Sights ever Witnessed, we Nentare ,tOnSay
tNutthis never htshp parahelm tIi6HMhm
The sCattkivd (fphtnsaisOI the boSy ", ,a
gathered as we'll ne could Ge, They lACycn,
lsdaslgn loo shoqking ", desc lnn il, Ne
hddtehller the hRart Or dispositions INV
erplnes when brOUl lIltnIo tic pIl(,had Ia
be washed Oh, covered as Ii was with sprs
and fragments ot tbs body. Inv drsAEI
must have been the feelings Of iSaC, dNdlh.
tersNhb, lhSieSd 6f the idpd @slGGas.VT a
Cathdr. which Sha iSlhAvaS avoiding hr,
bsheli he,blood' aud alleslf, 'ou every Iiu0d,
DIS, Que con tGlE. Twas oEeFpuwsriuy, and
the awful calamity WNs no SOONER nnsic
khow WI Ia her Sbdn'she became UnConsiti0v,
and vas borne unto, her home, cMr,lSlph.
ardson's residence is,wilhin a few rSltsui
the, ssSsehs Of The terrible csrnage.. |, Il ,HOs
bis clisIOn TO- lie Irsqpsntly at, the. sdspot
eOch day Ondit Is said .he was especially
GARRETT, Nbt dhty %, AVOID an .alnssF kbM.
sell, but kowaln Others OCns lie was (vrty.
siRh,svearSOI Rtel btr sas'r. ,saty ~, . -.
ssIsgA'hNg 'nAGA4E-l ALA - aza ~ - ys,lfre p.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

The Union Prayer Meeting for the success
Of the cause Of Temperance holds its regular
monthly meeting 10. niRhL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

After al, Ihsro will probably be no war
between Russia and Turkey.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

We ore indebted to Mr. d, w. Bowen.
Of steamer Columbus, for late New Orleans
papers. 4
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

Il will. hs.readlly seen. " lha,e. who sshl
c cPo., I /. T y ~! ~ y. ISya.
iOlo. tho F@eAr ia % n Is a ssl
VI d,o n u Coz BY CHI Isr ill iOf
the Ipurr q Of yrSltE Il M OurI sgi Eture
to laNi y conn ollonlbslW eeifhe .Isahhuhl and
sSt.s Joseph road at Palmyra and ths clalAsy and
Calsaburg road. We trust Hannibal Is wide
4Wtle.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11
NEW'B0ORSl

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CAP sAelHAls M,alea hee VYslAah&
~ For shls.al New sak SAMlhnA
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

A good case (or lawyers one Of FHsks
metallic burial cases.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11
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