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.. B.1f I r.riU (ofwasn), KsOch, csnfusso'. "a das'
Bark Hermitage (Of B.ltimore) Waits, ausysua. PR,
10 days, with passengers. to Kirkland Won Sachs
Bark Harriet Martha (of Chareston), Elsms, Clsn-
Bark Kopstoct (Brsm), K.ihae, Bremen, So day.,
s Rs G S.Ss o P0rsad Tis.. s.su., Il days. TO-
Brig Ocean Bird, Atkinson Curaooa July 90 to Boopsa,
Graves Co. Aug in lat 80 60 lon e 20 Ten in with
and the crew Of the bark Bowen, Of Addison. Ne,
gale on the 9Th inst lat SO 90 Ion 90 TO- Capt Dyer
reports that when be left his vessel she bad ten feet Of
water in her hold The fore and had been
ther they eayed nothing but their clothing At Gait q
request they tsksn from the brig r. and brought
number beard growing short of provisions and water
Brig Mary Lowell (of Machas) Peterson, Zazs, 20 days.
80 ffs1 shS s %
Big Cs1olina (of Portland), Fogg sAgaa, IL days, to
Brig Jonathan Grey (of Mosils) TOnnsson Mobile. %
days, to sturpes. Chairman 4 Co
Big Washington SNsrw), Thssch, Limerick, so days,
Big Cslestins (of Mibrdse). Ficle Neuvit.s. Aug ?
y days to master Aug H. off Hattsras brig George
Williams, Knsman from Matanzas for Boston Tor New
Brig Aurora (of rsunton), Gardner, Ponce, PR, Il
Brig TAshion lBrl: Fader Antigua II days via st.
ID
Brig Charlotte (of CAais) Sparks Aatanzas, ~ days,
to master.
BIig Hebron (Br) skaline Windsor, IS days, to mas
ter.
Brig Geo Russell, IiesegaDg, Matansas, days, to
EcheveIira
Schr Alfaretta (of Newburyport). Small SAvaailla q
days, via Key West. to p Buck 4 Co.
schr Thomas Potter (of New London), Appleton, Mata-
. gorda, % days to roaster.
Schr Mary Trubell Rich, Baltimore, a days.
scbr Jamestown. Coffee, Norfolk, days.
Schr Jane. Lennon, Newbern, NC, days.
BELOW.
Two ships and one bark.
Wind at sunrise, Wsw; meridian West; sunset, do.
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Obituary.

Mr.. JOHN W STRONG. Esq who has been for the last
four engaged in the Deparmsnt Of the INTERIOR at
Warrington died At Detroit the 10th instant aged
sixty eight years
Judge JOHN KNOX Of Waterloo, Seneca county, died
the 3lt ul in the SEVENTEEN year of his age He
native of tie State of Vermont. In the year 1906 he
left the place OF his BIRTH came to the State OF New York;
Auburn In 1903 be opened law Office in the town Of
Waterloo and for many years enjoyed extensive and
lucrative practice In 1916 he elected from the
Western District to the Ser ate Of this State Since that
ported he has filed rspy important Offices, and always
enjoyed the respect and friendship of all who knew him.
PETER VAN ZAyT, a soldier in the Revolutionary wa,
under Wayne, died at the residence Ct George Miller
at Lod at the advanced age of ninety six He retained
his mental faculties entire to the very last.
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Tn LATE DUEL FARCE ~ BosroN.-C,ptain
BeInord y. Trcauor and Patrick o Donahue appeared
The police CONT yesterday 10 answer to The charges
challenge. from the testimony Of William +. A.
Kelly il appeared that O'Donahue received letter.
Or rather challenge reque ting hin 10 meet CAPTAIN
ITeanof the next morning in New Hampshire but
Capt y. s. TTeaEo-. The witness colld rot savtbat
O'Donal,ue accepted Tic challenre, and Il ala not
appear that Cg.f. lrsanor ever authorised Majcr
Mulcahcy = Vltl ne letter The Court wa of opin-
ion that tic vas not made o0t, and therefore
ordered tie defendant 70 be DISCHARGED they al
cpce sleek hands, and left the room apparently bet
Ter fiicnGs than eyer--Boston 7f0asGi,R, -fGg. IT,
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MURDER IN ONoNpAGA CouNFY.--An Irishman
by the name Of James McLane killed an Engiishmln
named William Maine, Of the residence OF the for
mer, on Hamilton street, in the village Of jordan IN
OnoDdaga county, on the evening OF Wednesday last
The murderer, according to bis wiles oath, was not
intoxicated at the time that he committed tie deed,
slough he had taken some drink. He ia still al
Eerre but every effort beng made Tor his arrest.
a .-gsIo on two hundred dollars has been offered
" TIA. clsss.-SyyacaSs Star, daggs. Is.
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We .han not be able to compare this report with that
of the week ending six O'Clock A. saturday the
30h u the interments for the first day OF hat week
ending Elk o'clo X A NJ Sunday the Gath ult
not published With the exception Of that dav hoxever,
the nterments for that week 7 Of which BOB we're
by yellow fever.
The port Of the Charity Hospital is made up to mid
Dgbt Of each day, aud weekly report consequently
ends at midnight Friday the Seh inst -
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THT BIGGEST TRAw.-The locomotive Saamap.
der brought in tie largest train IL loaded ra.vht
cars yesterday that ever drawn over the Central
road. The tain numbered over oge hundred loaded
cars, end was over one-thild OF n mile IN length.
being 20 600 bushels and was all picked no IN Mar
shall and this side Of there W,tbiu the last forty
eight hours the receipts o. wheat ~ me oenlrlu
depot bias been nearly 40 ,oGo b,isles.-Eetroa al
s1i;5ey, apsust Il.
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On the 10Th instant, John ? Friedman, musician
committed suicide in the piyy Of house No 81 Warren
street, Boston, by blowing his brains out with pistol
His lead completely torn pieces. He was former
y leader Of the orchestra Of the National Theatre.
John A. Gilmore Esq OF Con ,oId has bssn elec ed
superintendent Of the Manchester and Lawrence Rail-
road.
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WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY COMING TO NEW
YoRK-To morrow afternoon this gallant corps leuvs
this city for New York, to visit their brother remen
and look at the curl Of the Crystal Palace &c. in
that great city Several companies in Baltimore have
volunteered to receive them and doubt they will be
haz mey escorted through that city to the cars
they Immediately to PHILADELPHIA and will put up
while there at the Arcade Hotel In Philadeohia they
will be received by the Wencacoe Engine Company and
arriving in New York win be the guests Of the Columbia
Company No IA, AID win stop at Patterns Hosl. They
number forty-sx fine fellows Ia full Dress take their
beautiful suction along built by Rogers Of Baltimore
and to Re accompanied by Prosrer excellent brass
band The beautiful banner, presented to them by Mrs.
Pendleton win also be taken and +. McNerhany Esq,
has been selected to accompany them chief msrshal
and orator. We wish pleasan. time to them and hap
py return Washington STAR Aug. IS.
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The Yellow Fever In new Orleans.
From the Picayuns, August

DEATHS AND INTERMEN rS--RkAARKs.
The following Ii . table OF the ntsrments for the WEI
ending at A. NJ Saturday the 9th inst, IS furnishes
by the Secretary Of the Board Of Health Inc reports
are MADE up TO A. u each day.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,
In the city and county of New York from the 9th day Of
August to the 18th day Of August, 1853.
Men, III; women, ~ boys 226; grs, 166. Total 5S5.
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lNQuEsTs IN NEW ORLEAys.-An inquest was
held yesterday on the body Of q white mao, named
Frederick Mesrer, native Of Germany, eyed fifty one
,e@rs ourd dead the banquette Where street be
tween MI aud Bsnviie streets The Jury found that
the declared died Of yellow fever.
Al o, on the body Of white boy. whose name Is sup
posed 70 be Alfred Rsteau, native Of Louisiana aged
about taeve years. found floating in the river opposite
the aagny buildings, Third district. Verdict accidental
droz ming.
Alto, On the body Of Nicholas Toussatnt a native Of
France aged thirty three yearG fourd dead ia house
on 81 Mary street. hear Magazine The jury returned
verdict Of death from stroke.
fourth inquest was he'd the body OF a white
child nfme5 Jo' Bamacker, aged about six years a
ns've q NeF fcik found dead in house Magazine
street near Delord Fret district The jury returned
verdict Of Lesth from drorsy Of the chest The little
fst or had hsfn IL for some time and yesterd.v when
Fl gng on the step, be sud6eply rolled orer-oe.d
hffh Inquest vcs he'd the body OF a white IA N
nae u snoTa. aged about forty ears native Of I've
hand found de,d IN the Frs. disric prison. Verdict
Died of afopsxy" Tue was seen TO fall down on
tie !evee AID was placed 10 cab for the purpose of
f.nt conveyed to the hospital but disd the way
Ne,C Orleans Pic0yvne, Aug Z.
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THE RECENT FATAL DUEL IN Souri, CAROLINA
Our comments this affair far havelbeen the
of getting reisble information concerning its paticu
lars We have been thus favored with sight Of rela.
Mr.. Legare was engaged to young lady In Columbia
Her friends quir of Dur what the charac
ter and habits OF (O This coming to his he in
quiyed of what he had cred and found that he
Lad spoken fsvorably Of him but not satisfied with
verbal statement he demanded it In writing, which
lance was twelve PAGES. Legsre fred al word .one
ard missed; Dunovant fred at the word two" aud
killed his antagonist The survivor wholly unskiled
in the Of the pistol having before had any
thing to DO With duel Isgare, the contrary, was
notoiousy crack shot having. few days before the
fifty balls in card at the word He became very ner
starting for the ground and remarked hat he
felt presentment that he would fall notwithst landing
his kl with the pistol He formerly in the navy
as a midshipman, from which he was dismissed, it is
said. for running sword through marine. Washing
ton Star, dug IA
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FOUND DRowEw.-The body Of unknown man. ap-
pareny about thirty ave years of age found float
rg IN the water at the foot Of South Sevsath street yes
esiday morning Deceased was dressed In black al
p.ca sack cost black satin vest and cravat light sum.
msr pants with red stripes and boots In his pocket
was found pocket book containing - o. and piece Of
paper with " Cook and consgnee' written thereon.
verdict Of death from drowning returned BY the
jury.
Boy DRowNm.-CUIPABIE NEGLIGENCE OF A CoNRANY.-
A boy named Robert McIeland, eleven years Of age,
whose parents reside In Grand street. Union avenue
was sent by his mother after basket Of chips Friday
morning last, since which time he not heard from
until yesterday morning, when his father discovered
boy passing with his sons hat on; upon inquiry he
Gcertained that the boy had picked it out Of the
servor OF the Williamsburg Water Works Company
which was dug about year since the purpose Of
testing the fea bity Of supplying the city with water
situated In Tenth rear North Second street. He imme
diately employed N Ellison to dive In search of his
sor ard on goirg down the second time he found and
brought him TO the top of the water distance of rs
feet An inquest held yesterday ,0n and the
jury returned the follosing verdict That Robert
McIelapd came to his death by cdentay falling into
the reservoir Of the Williamsburg Water Works Company;
and that We attach blame to said company leaving it
in such exposed condition. and we would call the at
tepton OF the Grand Jury to It dangerous nuisance.
DIED OF HIS INJURIEs-An inquest Was yesterday held
the body Of Edward Creagh whose parents reside at
AZ North Third street The jury returned verdict Of
d.ath, In consequence Of injuries received by being
crushed beneath loaded cart driven by person to
them unknown.
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FRox-Hospital, Bellevue, O; Pententiary, Blsckwes
Island, l; LuDatc Asylum q Wards Islssd, %; Ran
dels Island. .: St vipcen.s Hospital A City Hospital,
o. City Prison, J. Ccorod Home, l. Colarsd persons IL
THOMAS X. DOWNING. City Inspector
City Inspector's OAice August Is. 1853.
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The total of admissions the hos ptai for the previous
week enoirg at miop ght FRIDAY July 20 $40 !;
the total of Deaths 2lS and total Of deaths BY yellow
fever 2C7.
The. hariiy Hospita reports for the two weeks,
psr.d present. the following table -
Wed ending Admissions Deaths Yeo,y Fever.
FIcay, August SAT 3lS 30I
L. ID. I'LL,
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Tie levee presents 8 scene &C asfa desolatiou The
hustle on the wharf is hushed the animated crowd ha
departed, and 70 man sno WHITTIER The ships are all
gore, aud only solitary steamer whose struggling pas
serges seem almost afraid to land feds ample berth
st he deserted wharf No cabmen there TO Importing
You for fare for their calls in til gra ae
olesa, music, dance, seem sacrilegious now
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hot.,, n,

National Hofel.-P ID Broom, Nj. MN
Ken, G A Caldwell, do; TsW Goocloe M. ire Iu
Mann, Va; Whitaker, lody and child ~ 'Sra
Sutherland, Wash; Miss Todd, ST. vincrb,..I =,
Todd; Mr. Tucker, Md; W X Laekeray- MIL
Lester, SC; Z Rige, Ala; T l. Consiapin, a., "
Harth, &C; Conn, Chester; X & Lam, M
] Sand, and lady, Sc; Cartenr. do, \ a, hN
Va; ID Marks, No; NJ Derry, do; Mis-. p,'a'
do; Mrs Wilkinson, Miss; Miss Ghanbl,n A., ,.m
Lyles and lady, Nv; Il Wescott and Igdy ~,
Lenison, Ky: Mrs Russell and daughter do. IA M ;
do; Mi,ses Page, do; r I. Julian and ssryan, |" S
Donheday, UsA; ] G Worthington, Ohm. M \
NY; Gilcerf, do; + Secir. do; W ssn'
s II Sandford do; J w Steele. do; ID d R,s..' =, o.
A Malbot. do; Sears. Mass; n WeiseI NJ y
Mosewel. HopkInsyille; w Davenport ana lah y, "
Miss Hall, do; ID Beat and how Md: q; d g g, va
Tally, Ma; NJ A Myati and lady, Ala; To IT,, 90
Germany. '"'f
Brou,'s Hotei.-H b Leary, Ny; n Ma,
Md; McReady, Ohio; l. Lamer and lady a. y :,
Stsvensoe Tenn; ID Adams, do; = Smiley ara ~ : ;
Pa; Stewart, wife, and servant Ma: Mr. n.
do; w Hodges and lady. DIV; = Rollin. So NJ,
Snodgrass, Va; A Buarier, do; A McBnrkle a. a
Lach, do: Miss Mctorkle. do; q KeeI,r NJ. T.
Walker, III; Capt Braddock. Md; q w Moor
w Ensby, Nc; 4 Wilsan, M; Mrs Grisb, :. .
daugSter, do; DlamOnd. Me; e Hunt Ga. 4 NJ.
Hannah and doughter. Tenn: e. W Ross do. IA AZ
Iory, Sc G. White, Ga: w HIowdan SC; M
dem do: Il Gaines. Va: Kent. do: W Ran,,,s'
NC; Brookman, Md: Holland. Ga; n La,
wood, DO.
United States .4ofei-J Sinnnion Mi. n T.
geon, Va; : Hciierhower. de-; - Mo>I,n ana la.
NY; Dorsey AVID son, Md: n Giurnlou>e a.,
land.
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Go to Work, Messieurs Jurymen!

The very latest terrible murders by the
Amboy Railroad Companyfurnish another
and stronger plea for the application of
the only feasible plan for stopping such
occurrences. Does any man believe that
railroad interpretations have souls THAT
they practically care how many persons
they are sending weekly into eternity
If so, let him ponder on the swelling
weekly list of the killed and wounded by
their heretofore impregnable determine
ton to make money by refusing to go to
the expense of taking proper precautions
to prevent such accidents. Ifhe so thinks
after such reflection, or rather if he pre-
tends so to think, write him down sold.
"body and breeches," (quoting Benton,
to some one or other of the companies
whose interest is identical with his. They
must be punished through their pockets
Damages, in fair proportion to the inju,
ries inflicted by them must be rendered
from the jury box, as is invariably done
in England; by which means railroad
accidents have become well nigh entirely
unknown there.
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FICIAL,.

Franklin Pierce, President Of Me Caied Sofes of
.imerica, TO ell ~hom Il meg coaoeIn:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 me
that Carlos X. Poihcmus la, bern appointedi consul
of Peru, for the port u: san Francisco, the State
of California, do hereby recognise him such, and
declare him free Ia exercise and enjoy such func-
hons powers, and privileges allowed to the
cOnsuis of the most favored nations in tho United
States.
la testimony whereof, 1 have CAUSED these letter.
TO be made patent, and the seal of the United States
To be hereuntO affixed
Given under my hand, al the city of Washington.
the sth day of August, A. ID. 1853. aud OF The
H. independence of the Unit ID States of Amari-
ca the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of ~ ate.
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the chains of feudal traditions to be thus
brought about, is one of the levers with
which the United States are, as before
remarked, eventually to restore the vari-
GUS peoples of the Continent to liberty,
probably without themselves drawing the
sword in the terrible wars in which Euro
pean despotism is to be extinguished in
time.
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rights in connection with these fisheries, with
Env,and for an owner of rhSzfthan with any

rights in connection with these fisheries, with
England for an owner of 1hs1sshan with any
Joint stock company whatever At present
our claim is based on asserted rights, and we
presume that nothing has transpired in the
course of the negotiation to justify the conclu-
sion that England proposes to ignore them en-
tirely, as Lord Stirling and his associates do, At
all events. whatever may have been the rights
of the family of Stirling in thisconnection IAN
dreds of gears ago, we have no idea that they
will either be maintained or acknowledged
against our own people by the Government OF
the United States, in the present year of our
Lord 1853.
NKw LAND OFFICE REGISrER.-pavidC c.
Tuttle' has been appointed Register of the
Land Office at St Louis, No, vice Alton Long,
resigned.
NEW POsrNAsTER.-Abijah W. Chaplin.
postmaster at Springfield, Mass, tree VIM.
Stowe, removed.
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BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of II ate.

GILMiS's LIQUID HAIR DYE.-This article cannot
he too strongly recommended Ia public attention. IL
Possesses in peculiar degree, the property efirc;u
ally changing white, red or gray hair 10 beautiful
black or brown, IN a few minutes. without any
jury whatever 10 the hair, hut the contrary gi1s
II lively and natural appearance. LacIcs and gen
tlemen ehD have become prematnrely gray can. la
h>" minutes. filthy wish IT, have head of hair at
raven thickness, warranted permanent. Gentle
mru who wear whskerS or mtistlchius of a gray or
reddish hue can in lew seconds have them ppTuIa
n.ntly black. Prepared by Il. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington.
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u A Geographic despatch from Nash
vile, Tenn, says, that Johnson, Dem, is
elected Governor by three thousand ma
jority and thatit seems quite certain that
Churchill, Gardinhire, Smith, Campbell
Pavatte, and Jones, all Democrats, are
elected. Stanton is defeated by seven
votes. The Legislature is Wing.
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Georgetown Dycing Establishment

Bridge street, south side. necr taa Bridge.
TT CUDLIPP respectfully informs his friends and
L IL the public generally, that he intends carving
on the above business at the above place. where all
kinds OF Cloths, CassmercS. Silks, Safns. VrIyctS
MernoS are dyed and finished in the most approved
style. Ladies Dresses, CioakS, and Shawls cleaned
or dyed, the borders preserved and the rnges curled
IN the best nanher. 4iqre;i, fitr.aas dyed and
Waterrd.
N.B.-MerchantS can have their goods dyed and
put up in the best manner. He also, solicits d call
from his old patrons who have patronized him for
the laSi twenty years IN the city of Washington.
aIa II colin
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OFPersons desiring the Star in Alex
andria can be accommodated by leaving
their names with j. G. Cooper, at the
Fancy Store of W. B. Richards, No. 3
Exchange Block, King street.
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Personal.

Hon. p. ID. Nroom, of New Jersey, Is So
journing at the National Hotel
H-The citizens of Pittsburgh propose to
erect IN iron monument to Henry Clay, in that
city.
john Z. Owens, the comedian, who is
now exhibiting, in New York his picture of
Mont Blanc, offers to give the proceeds of one
evening to the New Orleans sufferers
Anna Thillon is performing at Niblo's,
New York
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TIE SrAR.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Cleaveland Plaindealer thus
speaks of the Star:
The Star, which now shines so brilliantly
under the charge of Messrs Wallach Hope,
has circulation here already exceeding three
thousand subscribers The Baltimore SIM for
once is eclipsed. and tho Star is in the ascend
AM 1T Is one of the most spicy shests In the
country. contains more reliable news than all
the other city papers put together, and it is
just the paper that has been needed here for
years.
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COLUMBIA TR0TTING COURSE,
.7ierandrid county, ia.
Match Race for $500

IN FRIDAY AFTEROON. Aug1rI Ie,h Al r
~ O'Clock, there VIII be- a MATCH RACE lms a
a side-one mile and repeat.
George Nelson enters Br. g. SCOTTIE 10 ,k,I
eton wagon.
ID. Brifner enters :. C. SORREI. HIRAM to IN,
key.
~ Omnhusses will leave Browns Ila,a Al 4
O'Clock for thc race. CYRUS MARTIN
aug S-dIt pro,,,,,
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II The Texas Gold Mine humbug has
completely exploded. Austin has been
crowded for more than month past with
gold hunters going to and coming from
the alleged placers, but no one has been
seen yet who made as much money by
digging gold as he would have done in
the same time at his proper business.
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HEALTH OF CINCINNArI.-During the
month of July there were 81 deaths in
Cincinnati: Of consumption, 40; scarlet
fever, 10; summer complaint, A; dysen-
terry, Ii; but none from cholera, of which
disease the city seems to be entirely ex-
empt. Of the whole number, LA were
children under five years Of age.
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0TDr. Rufus w. Grswold is lying
dangerously i'll at the residence of his
wife kindred in Bangor, Maine. He has
the consumption, and his medical advisers
pronounce his recovery impossible. The
New York Post says he had recently mar
ried; his wife had been presented with a
beautiful house, worth between twenty
and thirty thousand dollars.
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CORN, OATS, & FLOUR.

n STORE, AND FOR SALE
la sIit purchaser
700 burh. White and Yellow Corn lu.t received
800 g Prime Old Gals
200 bbls. Choice Family Flour Fox. Letter %
LUZ Extra super fresh ground, of best brands
Tor bakers and Family use, AT lowest pnc,.-
Al.o, constant supply of superior Family and Ey
ira super. put zap in Bags-quarter barrel each. In
PAUL & BROWN, Water street.
Georgetown. August
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At JOHN F.. ELLIS, sTArIoNEry

"A FANCY SrOR may be found an a.sorlne l.,
OF Domlh0es. Chess, Backgammon, Children :
Gaines Porte honnaies, Segar Ca>es, Purses Tray
cling. Fishing, Work. Card and Fancy Ba>ket.
Fly Busters, Vases, Razors, StroIs Scissors, rokrl
KNIVES, Tea Bells and GongS, all kinds Of Peau..t-
nv IN addition 10 well ass(rted stock of STATIONERY
Music, and MUSICAL instruments
JAO. 4. ELLIS.
aug9 Penn ave her OH and INN -
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GLEAsoN's.-IIugh Cameron, periodical
dealer Todd's building, I'D story,) has
kindly favored us with this weeks num-
Der of Gleason's admirable pictorial.