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MASTER & MOORE.
DENTISTS.

fsansyrda,id dccans, l0h Il.
HAVE til Gay associated with me in my dental
j practice. }. HALL MooRE, Surgical operative and
Mechanical Dentist. BY thi. connection we are en-
abIed fully to resume The Mechanical operations OF
the Office which have fJr .ome time past been par.
tally suspended WI. MASTER,
Late Parmele Z Master.
Washington, January Sd, 1854.
jan div
DAHRH's TRlCOPHEhOUs, L,ons's
ID Kaithsron, A lams Lus.rale, supe, Tor OK Mar
row, Pomsde, Lubins Extracts, Cologne, Bay Rum,
Transparent Toilet Sosp, in bars &c. for al low.
at LAMM0ND'S, 9Th st.
jan 4-eo't
CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY.
No 3, C1lumJil I1,cr Of 7th street and L.u-
fsiand drenUe.
M HOLES ALE and specsl Agency of Montgom-
w cry's illustrated and Educational Works
viz:
Montgomsry's Pictorial Times, an Illustrated
Weekly Journal.
Moutgomer,'s Magazine OF Art-the beet monthly
published.
Montgomery Popular Educator.
Montgomery Alps-Cassells Natural History
Montgomery's History of IIungsry-Ladies' Work
Book.
illustrated History Of Englsnd-Ladies Drawins-
NJ ntgomery's Affairs Of the Household-Musiosi
Repository.
Montgomer,'s American system of Education by
Mtersry Association.
And Agency for Harper 4 Bro. Putnam Co. and
other publ hers in New York aud Bo.ton.
~ Daily PERI promptly deiivs, ell to subscrit ers
jan 4-tf
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w. Smithsonian lnstitution LIE O.
US turee.
On FRIDAY EVENING, January 9th by Dr. J. l.
Smith on Chlorine it, applications in the arts and
Its combination with Oxygen. Iodine sni its u. es
with notice of it's app cation in the Photographic
Art.
Doors open at1-lecture commence at y o'clock
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEpERS.

WOULD hereby inform my friends and the pub
L lie generally. that having removed rom I'd to
U between lHh and 18th streets, 18th door from 18th
street, Ahall still continue to put cane s. at. in
Chairs.
N. B.-Persons having such chairs, by leaving
them at the above plae- can have nsw seats put in
tnem, or oy leaving the name and place u idpnce
or ~ dropping line to that effect in the Port Once
directed to the subscriber they will lie called or and
returned when finished.
Painted II desired. merrill KENDALL
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I OST-On Monday, tue 10th ultmo, a sm, m s;l
j yer WATCH, detached lever, W it'll q gold eusrd
Chain, with W. 2. Pearson carved on the inner case
reward OF s. will be given if return,d to the sub
Warehouse. Georgetown. W.P. FEARsON
jan 5-3tk
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DOINGs OF CONGRESS.

SISArE.-Yesterday, after our departure. q
joint resolution was passed, that the thanks Of
| the Congress, and a sword should be presented
| to General Wool, for his services in the Mexi-
can war.
After the consideration of some other mat
| tors, among which was the passage Of bill
| for exteudin: tho warehousing system, by
| establishing private bonded warehouses, the
Senate resumed the consideration Of the reso-
luton submitted by Mr.. Chase, on the Nth
| ult., directing the Committee on Roads aud
| Canals to inquire into the expediency Of pro-
viding for the construction of a railroad from
some point Oh tho western line of one of the
existing States of the Union, to somc point on
! the eastern line Of California.
Mr.. Gwin moved the following amendments
ResAced That SO muca Of the Presidents message
and accompanying documents a, refer TO the subject
Of national railroad from tho Mississippi val-y to
to the Pacific ocean, be referred to sell ct commit
tee Of - members.
Essolrcd f,nt err, That the committee to whom
several bills AMI papers relating to the subject
have be- n referred be discharged from the further
consideration OF the same, and that they be also
ferred t. said select committee.
After some debate the amendments were
agreed to-yeas 90, nays ).
On motion, it was ordered that the commit
tee consist Of nine Senators, to be designated
by the chair. Adjourned.
In The House, yesterday, after VIC went to
press, at the conclusion of the speech of Mr..
Cutting, Mr.. Orr moved to lay Mr.. C's pream-
bic and resolution calling on the President
for the Secretary OF the Treasury's CORES
pondence with Greene q. Bronson. resulting
in thu removal of the latter from the COlIec
torship Of the Port Of New York; on the table;
on which motion he demanded the yeas and
nays. The yeas and nays being ordered. Mr..
Orr's motion was agreed to-ycas loI, nays &c.
And then, after the transaction Of uninter-
estins business, the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the state of the Union.
MIR. Orr, in the chair, wherein the Presidents
Annual Message being under consideration
Dir. Wheeler waived his right to the floor,
when MIR. Washburn, Of Me p, obtuining it.
addressed the Committee for an hour in favor
the dcvelolement Of our present rational
resources. before the Government of the
United States acquires moro territory.
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY
DRY GOODS-DRY GOODS

4 s 1t has become fashionable within the lat
"A few years for other rchants to ssll their
ODDS at TO at TIVE ,Casons of the year. feel dis
posed to give our customers ~ good bargains as
Other, and We will offer entire stock, which 10
the largest III tic District at prime oost. Nothing
more Will be asked and nothing less i'll lie TAKEN
All goods charged ill he ut the regular pr &C. This
Is the fret time have offered our stock at cost
tlnce We have been i'm business, and would not do il
now IL 1t were not that are determined 4, Tiers
shall have no advantage ov, i'm business IL YOU
want bargains now is your chance.
Jan 4-dl0tif. HALL A BROTHER
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~ NOTICE No. 6.-1he members of til.
h3 Northern Liberties Fire Company are rcques
ted to attend meeting u FRIDAY EVENING tn.
9TH instant, at o'clock, for the el cton of officers
to serve for the ensuing year.
JAMES WARD,
jsn 4-3ts Pres + &c
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A CARD OF THANKS,

TIE subscriber Legs to return his grateful thauks
/ to his friends aud the pAblic for the unprece-
deuted patronage bestowed upon him during the no..
idays, and r-sp ctfuly assures them they ill ever
find at h!s store the vara y novel " ahd st 10
VI new goods which has gainid for il such lerity
promising always t. prof-r such Inducements will
insure a contin uation Of their patronage.
il. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, b.tween 9th and 10Th rs.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

4 OL. JOHNSON will have those two Female Nxt..
" raj Curiosisiss exhibition the balance of the
week, commencing on THURSDAY, the 5.h inst Mt
O'Clock p IN at the above hall.
The clergy and teachers OF Public Schools are
placed upon the free list and are invitel to call at
any time during the day ian 80
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FIRE! FIRE y

vMRE W00D-A new yard Just opened the
IL corner If l4th and q streets, at the Canal
Bridge. Persons Wishing to exchange cash for wood
Wholesale retail, will find very sup rior quality
gu the very best cash terms Pleas cali and ernIE-
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
ian Sc D. W HEATH
lust RECklVED-
u 2Oo barrels choice NV York Apples
Jut received and for 81: at the so Depot cor,
ner Pa. v. and II 1T. JONEs
Jan 3-3t$
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w. FREE LECTURE-KyW VIM. Chan
A ~ Lang'ion, Esq -lv spe,ial request of tn.
audiences, Mr.. LaDgdon, OF the U. :. Patent Office
ii repeat bis int sting Lecture 1T the Indu "a
Exmbt'cn, In the new Baptist church, on 18th 1t
tonight. at half past o'clock. Subject: "Cosmoc
faphy and CosnogaDy-the Nebular Heavens and
the foinlati n Of Suns and Systems" The public
ar: invited
Arrangements have bscn made to aimi. the color
ed people On Friday night the 9th inst Good mu
sic and and ample Refreshments will lie provided !
the Occa sion.
Ad,ritti' &C Only l2lz cents.
ian 5-1t*
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PRIVATE TUITION.
CIVIL AND MILITARY ENGINEERING

ItHtT SVtFT JOt1 u007H Yum 8.
IEstahlisbed in 1852
FILL, PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS,
u continues to prepare gentlemen for t. achcrs
West Point, the Armv. Navy, Engineers, they can
be expedite July qualified for any scientific pursuit.
Upwards of three hundred have lem pr.par,d here
previous to their cxamina ion, and certificates If
their passing have besn Received. Several now
taking lessons.
Tcrms-S23 for a course of lessons, payable in ad.
vance. Terms-$10 per month for Drawing, Con-
struction, Algebra plain and spheral Trigopometry,
Surveying, Analytic al and ID, scriptive Geometry
Navigation, Longitude by Chronometsr umf, every
description Of Nice ancs, the use Of al. scaies aud
Mathematical Instruments, Astronomy, and Philos-
ophy bookkeeping by double, ntry, sl5 per course.
Writing Sla. jan 4-3t%
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DIcKED up, between two and three O'Clock,
L yesterday, cream tolored HORSE, with a
lusk switch tail Any person pro, inc the same and
defrsying the expenses can have him by calling at
NJ Biadys Railroad Hotsl, Pa. avenue, the Cap
;tol j COOPER
ism 3-3t*
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~ NOTICE.--There will he a meet M O
lk the Pioneer Club at Harmony Hall, on sAr-
UkDAf EVENING, the 7th instant, at o'c'ock.
Members are requested 10 attend in unif,rm, a,
there will be a parade.
BY order Of the President:
WI. FARkELL.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

CU6AhINE6S dlk.
II HAVE associated with me U. B. WAEn, for tie
l. purpns- Of carrying OH the Lumber butiness un-
Ger the name Of j. B. WARD BRO. j would request
all persons ind. be to 10 call and 60
at tic earliest convenience. j. u. WARD,
:. B. WARD, ULYSSES b. WARD.
M sha.lc instantly keep OH hand large I'd We 4
w select, assortment OF building Lumber Of We
quslity Also. hard wcod, Albany Ash, Walnut
and poplsr. We will sell ON as good terms rs the
same can be obtained elsewhere ia the District
j. b. WARD BRO,
Yard corner Of 18th and Canal streets
jan I-3t lint and Sentiprl1
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HAM BRUSHES, Combs, q good as.ort.
IL ment constantly On hand and for sale at fair
prices. at LAMMOND'S It'll st.
ian 5-St
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Bank of Warrington.

Bank of Warrington, J
Janurr, 18th, 1854.
VVNHE Trustees OF this Bank have DECLARED diyi-
Il dend OF three per cent out of the profits Of TIA,
Tart six months, payable to tock holders on drmsna
JAS. ADAMS,
jan st Cashier
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LNE GATHER BUSTERS, Egg Beaters Cur
II Mepf, busting Pans. Knife Baskets, Carpet
Bags, Cbildren's Nursery Chairs Paper Window Cur.
ta!ns, &c, for eale low At LAMMOND'S, It'll st.
Jan b-St
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h OTICE.-Our customers will please take DC
~ tice that we have placed all Of our accounts il
tho hands of Dir. John Dale, for collection, who i
authorized to receipt for us.
ian 6-3t NJ W GAIT 4 RRa
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William Hcndry was tried in Provi-
dence last week for kissing three ladies in the
street against their consent. He was fined S
and costs on each complaint amounting to
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GRACE GREENWOOD's TOUR IN
VI Europe
iiaps and Mi.h,ps Of 7, ur in Europe, by Grace
Greenwood Just received &C
TAYLOR L MAURY'S
Jan oil Bookstore, nerr 9th st,
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SHAkERS SwIFTS, ior winding yarn,
- C,tton, &c, useful present for a lady, and for
sale at LAMMOND'S, 7th st.
ian 4-<oSt
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nURE MILK Families and nfhers xi,hi

DUHE MILK Families aud others Wishing
i to be supp lied with pure country Milk, from
4. p. Blsirs Silver Spring Farm, at rents a qusrt
can be led by leaving IN FIR orders with
SHEKE ELL 4 BAILEY,
Successors to J. B. kibhey Co,
No. s, opp. Centre Market.
N. Bit will be delivered. wherever ordered tiai.
ly, In tie morning in any quantities desired, emxu
or large. jan S-dlw
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NJ OTICE.-0ur GU. tomers most respectful.
IN ly notified that their accounts were delivered
to them on the 9th OF december. As this is the
commencement OF the new year, We earl es;ly hope
that all indshted to US will oblige us Ivy calling at
'hs store and giving US the m hey their notes at
short dates.
After tbs 18th of January our collector will wait
upon all who have not -ctled previous to that date
CLAGLTf, NEWTON, NAY 4 GO.
jan J-et
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Land Claims.
( GACTlEG would like TO the grntl, man vs. ho
~. called few days ago in regard to claims in
Missouri jan 5-St
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MUSICAL LEAVES FOR 1854.

4 additional supply Of the abose ppu'sr work.
n just r ceivcd. The immense succees which
has attended this work stamps il rs b,Rg the be,,
Musical Gift for Juveniles, Of the reason.
1t contains all u ro airs Of he day. inclu..
ing the celebrated Prma Donna Wat , arranged in
the eseiest pms. ible manor for the Piano forte.
Price only 40 cents.
reasonable di count inside TO the trade 10 schools
and to the profession. Orders Ivy mail enclosing one
do lar. i'll in.ure the pt Ut the 'Nur al leaves
aud the celebrated Pima Donna Polka free Of Lost.
age. H1LBUS b HITZ Music Depot
South side Ia. avenue, near cor. 10 b It.
ian 5-tf
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| result demonstrates the reliability OF our
Washington affairs columnz.
No BACK PAY TO RESTORE ED OR RE-IxsrArsp
OF SERvICE.-SOOn after the noted case Of
Captain Drane, who resigned Us Lieutenant
III the Army, went into private business, and
| after several years, got restored as a Captain
| In september, lS4l, and was allowed paw by
the Executive, ~ an officer, for the whole
time ne was out OF service, general order was
issued forbidding pay or emoluments to be
allowed to officers, who might thereafter be 70.
stored to rank, for the time they had been out
Ut service. Many applications have since
been made. but the accounting officers have
adhered infexibly to the rule disallowipy pay
while not in actual service, whether in the
Army or Navy.
Ma. DOUGLASS NEERAsKA BILL will he
adopted. We have every reason to believe
without amendment. as to its provisions bear.
ing on the question Of the existence of slavery
there. Ii will be seen that it proposes te
keep the hands Of the General Government of
! the institutions of the territory, from FIRST 4
last; leaving to the people thereof the uncon
| trolled right to adopt such institutions rs they
may prefer, provided they adopt none incom
Patible with the Constitution of the United
| States. $685.
Now, it will be found that the mass of those
In Congress, heretofore known as Barnburners
and Southern Rights men, will strictly abide
oy and acquiesce in the principle Of The com.
promise OF 1850, as involved in these provisions
OF this Important bill. While it will no less
surely be found that more or less of the Very
Hards will essay all the indirect legerdemain
Of legislation in their reach, in connection
with the Abolitionists of Congress, by way Of
inducing late Barnbnrner and Southern Rights
opposition to these provisions. They will fail.
The bill will become law by a vsts in both
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Joun D. Jerry, VI hastIOTQ. COn0.-FOr I'M
provement in machines for sticking pins.
Tina s. Egdcn Of Gicnn's Falls II. Y. as
signor to Lewis G. Ogden, of Glsnn's Falls,
aforesaid.-FOr improvement in lowering,
raising and fastening carriage tops.
Dexter IL. Chamberlain. Of Boston, Mass.
| assigIor to himself and Nehemiah Hunt. of
Boston, aforesaid.-For improved mode OF
banding pulleys for saws.
James u. LongbOtham, Of Brooklyn. n Y
For improvement in drying book binders
! boards.
George A. Aander, of Harrisburg Pa.-For
improvement in corn shelters
! Charles Muller, OF New York, N. Y.-For
| improvement in machines for casting type.
VIM H. Price, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For
| improvement in bodstcad fastenings
Philip p. Taplcy. of Lynn, Mass. For i'm
provcment in machines for polishing leather.
| VIM. B. Tilton. of New York, n. Y For
| improvement in guitars
claude Desbeaux, Of Paris, France For
apparatus for turning the leaves of books.
| John Shuttlcworth, of Fran krort, Pa.-For
Improvement i'll power looms.
Joseph Mason, of New York N. Y-For
proved arrangement for cutting screws in
| lathes. "
Reuben N. Hine of Mentz, n. Y, assippor
to Horace e. Silsby, Of Seneca Falls. NY.
and Reuben NJ. HiIe, of Mentz, aforesaid -
For Improvement in xbanks Of hay and ma.
nure forks.
Thomas w. Harvey, of New York, N. Y,
assignOr to John u. Terry, of Hartford, Conn.
For improvement in machines for stickin.
| pins.
:, Sherburn c. Blodget of Philadelphia. Pm.
For Improvement in hemming and cording
umbrella covers. Ante dated July 3, 1853
Patrick Clark, of Railway, N. j For i'm
provement in regulating the damper OF steam
boilers by the pressure Of the steam.
Robert Ii. Coliyer, of San Francisco, CAL
For improvement in quartz pulverizer.
theodore +. Engelbrccht, of New York. n
| f.-fOr improvement in double acting sprina
hinges Nf''"e
/ Banford Gilbert, Of Pittsburg. pa.-For i'm
provement IN corn shelters.
j. Durell Greene, of Cambrilse. Mas
For improvement in breech loading firearms
James b. Holmes, of Cincinnati. Ohio.--For
improvement in machines for mailing wash
boards. "
Samuel Malone of fremont. II.-For i'm.
proycment in corn planters a ~
george +. Page, of Baltimore, Md.-For
improved ratchet catch for head blocks in
saw mills. -
Thomas Rogers, of Philadelphia. Pa.-For
machine for cutting hand rails,
Henry c. Nicholson and James Spratt. of
cincinnati, Ohio.-For Improvement in seal.
1 Ing preserve cans. t1 .5 ---.llE
| Oren Stoddard, of Busti. n. Y.-For i'm.
Provement in machinery for saving logs.
William Wright, Of Hartford, COnn.-For
improvements in operating cutoff valves of
steam engines u : 78aS3.E sIi{ G9,7 = :
I Re.issMs&-William u Smith, Of Philsdsl.
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Police Intelligence.


Faonioas As'dnlis-Henry King yesterday arrested
BY ofScer Mitchell Sixth ward, charge Of having
small axe, and inaicting injuries. King was
committed BY Justice Osborn, In default Of $500 bail
Yesterday ahom.. Perry was arrested on sha5g:
street. The man was beaten and bruised In terrible
manner and feared has received severe inter
to be unable to give the details Perry locked up
awnit the result Of the injuries Barnes coz.
signed TO the of Dr. Covi the surgeon to the City
7aiing II Ccol-A man Of gentecl appearance was OBJ
served Yesterday to be much about the st. Nicholas Ho
mentioned to officer Moore, Of the Second district poe
court who happened TO at the hotel on business BY
whom he was watched. After thort time the officer
observed him sp into the ladies' ROOM where he
small printed box and then returned TO the bar
sling, which he had placed on the window sll besie
him. On turning away FOR moment his morcesu ~As
taken Of by the man. who poured the ontants
spoon returned the tumbler TO lite place and abus
leaving when he found himself in the possession Of ocr
searched, the spoon and book ~cre found on him, be
sides $40 good money SIT Of which In silver He
gave his name Peter Norplen. He was committed By
Charge Of Grand Layceay.-John Genoechio segar
importer $50 Washington street arrested by Officer
Moore, Of Second dstrict police court charge OF
taking check for 5000 out Of pocket book belonging
to one Giovapi Lavzzol Of go Spring street. lie
taken fore Justice Stuart and committed for examiua
Stealing Seqdrs,-John T. Curtis, nineteen years Of
age, residing 1T No. lis West Twenty frst street
clerk yesterday arrested By ocer Ahrens OF the
Fret ward police charge q stealing nineteen Boxes
OF segars the property Of Theodore Rencrs OF No "A
Beaver street Of the value Of 500. When he was
rested five boxes Of the segars found in the posses
zion Of Curtis lie taken before Justice Osborn,
when stat ed that he did onaly that
had been drinking and cid no he came take
them, and tfat he only took boxes and those he
gave to the offer He committed by Justice Osborn
fer trial
a Slight Error Yesterday Sergeant nevce, OF the
Chiefs Office. was in the Park watching the operations
81 a man who appeared 70 be endeavoring % roo
drunken man, ana for this purpose ne seated himself
ore Of the stools aud, RECLINING, pretended TO he
asleep, Wien big fellow near hui, attracted by the
gutter Of his watch chain, aud supposing the officer
eh' m IL evident he did not know-was drunk, ne
sueetnly made grab at the chain, ADD finding u sas
atf, and The supposed drunken Immediately the
alert, tUtl 70 his heels and made oil ~ st possible
tolioetd hot foot" by the oflcer, who gaiued
him. and eventually brought aim within rc.cn, and
tcsli Sim temcmhrsuccr With his hl 81 l"cis. The
tH 3fs nh' ~ 'he fttrpd .ufi r~pnr.a ~ .Fv'
his tame James firIirge. he - -el snor
,IalaL lie ~as locked rp ~ Justice osborn-
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irs.A whether there is a whig party lefs in New

6rs.I, whether there is wing party left In New
Y ork, and where we are to find it; secondly,
Hhether Van Buren, administration free soil
party is to be counted with the abolition anti
slavery coalition, ar how; and, in the third
place, whether the hard shells are or are not o
party of sufficient Importance to be taken into
the Pr sidential estimate, or int our calcu-
lations for our Nov,mbe elections. From
present appearances the prospects Of all tae
factions of bota the old parties, upon old party
ass ociations in New York, are bad enough,
while the anti-slavery coalition looms up into
shape and substance, like great cloud over
shadCWing the horizon.
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TIE HEAT.
10 m Editor OF TIE HERAlN.

UNION COURSE TRor1ING The match be.seen Lsdy
Franklin and Lady Collins off his afternoon over
The Union C0urse.
CxNrREynlE CouRsE-TRorrYG.-The great match be.
tween Hg bland Maid and Grey Eddy, for $4,000
of tomorrow. tits the event OF the week. Betting
high. Look out for quicker time than before
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DESTRUCTION OF THE SALT Cnor AT TURKS ISLANDS,
The bark Chas Oden which arrived at Philadelphia Sd
inst in nine days from Turks Islands, reports that heavy
rains throughout the salt islands, had destroyed all the
brine in the pans and that fresh supplies could not be
had for four or FIVE weeks. The stock on hand was
triAipr.
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Barney williams.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
"A report having been circulated land am told pub
lsbed in an extra Of rome paper that Mr. Barney VII
Hams bad LEO Of cholera, you ould confer favor by
cortradictnR It, He has been very sick but is out
Of danger, and III doubt be able to be out IN few
Gays Mrs Williams has been able to continue her
gagement which will terminate on Saturday night.
Your compliance with the above request, will crafty
his numerous friends and relieve his family from the
necessity Of responding to such unpleasant nd almost
incessant inquiries. Very respectfully,