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LUX SALE OR kfNT-Fwo OF tn ne rev ,br. a.
- story and attic DIYELLIHGx On 10th. b-tv
y aaa streets north These hons-s contain nine
| rooms. With 6ne dry oeiarr ard Ar. thor. nahI
provided with sill modern improvements Apply to
u n. smooe, at the Banking House of Messrs Sutar.
Lea q 20 Pa avenue, and l4th street.
au1+f
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A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT n,
a property en- Missouri avenue, near thu corner
o. 9th str ct consisting Of q three story Dwelling
Heuss, with large back building and . Bowling Sa.
loon containing thr.e alleys. all brick, and built
e'ehteen months ago. Is offered for sale Title In.
Terms made known on the prsuirse.
The business in the bends Of it's late owner az.
eseced bis most Iine expectations and tie con.
.,guHy OF 'ne property to Pennsylvania avenue in
its most populous part offers masy ipdue.mens. ~
enteip,ise. MARY FARRAR
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no M + M BEERS OF D n G r. Il I,
Il Strangers and Citizsns.-we ere
LOW receiving lot of Goods suitable for ths Fall,
consisting CT
silks of sN kinds
French Mou,selines, Merinos
Alpaeas, Rombasins, irish Linens
Table Damask, Damask Napkins, Fiannels
Cassin'ts, Clothp, Cas-, imei ca
Gingh1ms of sill kiads 49,
Hosiery Of ell kinds g, .-. g.
full assortment Of Dcmeeti's Of al kinds
VSriety OF Carpets # various kinds
The remainder CT our kumm or Goods Will Ia MD
very cheap Some first rate a. Lawns at eiI eta.
besuatai Calico oH css., Bsregs de Lsinsa, cts
worth 70. Bereges very cheao.
aug Il HAIL & BROTHER.
GATHARIHE ASHTON, by the ausho,
~ of Experiences Of Life
Hard limes Complies, by Chas Dickens
IN. New York Illustrated Mage zins fer August
Rcfa Woodvil e, by Alexander Dumas
JOS. phi B. Vsrnum's nistory of Washin gto n CITY
The Grost ilustr ted Msgs zins Of Art tor Au gust
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Everything In the Book and Stationery line ut
SHfLLINGI ON'S Bookstore,
cor. Pa. ay. and ~ st Odeon Building.
aug l9-tf - = 49,
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A F0UR-sT0RY BRICK House for sale or ex.
"A change tor mechanics wr rk and maoeriais. ait
1ateo on the Island, and having ono Of the most
Deau ami open prospects Of river and high land -
Further Information may be obtained by sd irass;no
TIE Suhscr!osT. ROBT MILLS,
~ Io-u Architect c. pitoi nm
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'mARRIED,

i-..gW mARRIED. !
On Tuesday evening, tiis 18th instant, 81 &he ]
NJ. Cnnth, Mr.. ROBERT JONES ,soS Boston
Mise ELLEN Q. NOBLE, Of Losdo. COZ, Va =
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IIsoR sALE-A new and well. built two story frame
II HOUSE, situsted ON north O street. near Yth
This property Ia In growing and rapidly increas-
ing part OF tn, city. =.
Nr. Boyd the occupant, viii show the premises.
T For te,ms spply TO joe. TRAYERs, Pa. avenue
between 18th and 18th SITS. . - aug 5-2awSss
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FOR III: Their particular rs spp'v to
- III, EDWARD EyMNs
AT the Washington City eavinEs' bank.

k'oA eaNT-A new three stcry brick DWELLING
l. and sToRH on the corner OF siIth and x n.
On. one o, Inc most pleasant and healthy locations In
Fcr terms apply to sAxrtL cRewr. a few door.
west OF the premises CT to the subscriber ON Pam
syIVanis avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
aug lift &TIITIls TTSSE.,c
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HARPER's MAGAzINE for August
III contains over fifty illustrations, and q splen.
did table Of contents. For sale at
JOE SuiLLINGTON's Bookstore,
Odson Building, corner street and Penn.
,Aug2-H zzesa h,t.r.-.-Y., avenue
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MONEY TO LOAN.-Any person having . ooc5
ltl Piano, for which he or she has no immedIst,
use at present, can obtain loan of $50 upon ii, rs
security from the advertiser, who will taie eooJ
care Of It. Address ST. ," at this ofaos, stating
where the Instrument can be seem
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MR.. BUsHNELL,S SCHOOL.

1Sth, bstpeen and streets, Washington, D. c.
The next session viii commence on The l.t Mon
L day in September. ar=--.--- -
The course Of instxuctinn embraces Ancisut and
Modern LanguaFes. Mathematics, the Elements Of
Natural aud Moral scirnce, together with all the
Enesh bi ancAes usually taught In the best s,hools
Circulars may Re hs3 at the school room or at the
looks TIRES. ~. auyn-aoIvs
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fOCNTRY 81 RESIDENCES for rent.
" have for rent, several new HOUsEs. with .
acres Of ground attached to each, situated on ken
dan CREAM, little Gso1s than Q mile ,rthessteri y
from the Capitol
ahese houses are spacious and convenient, with q
cellar, woodshsd, and stable for sach and puma OF
excellent water at hand
The situation 10 beautiful, overlooking larre
portion ct the city, and In full view the Capitol
nue. and n street -
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been perms-
1enoy established ON the route, and rams twioe .
DAY between Kendall Green and the President q
Squire, leaving at .. N. and 2p. m. Rstu ming.
lesyss Centre MARKET where 1t makes brief stand,
st W ami 81 O'Clock.
ikent-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
and can Be seen BY applying to WV. srICkNEY.
.no lives on Cottsse street. or myself, at my red
dsace, near the premises.
ie 3O-H . AMOs KkNnayJ
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kfON RENT-A comfortable two story FRAME
HOU'E. containing seven rooms. plessant,r
| situated at the junction Of Vermont ayenre Is,b
and streets Enquire at the family grocery A. ,
NJ y. hiNG, corner Of Vermont avenus and streef
Sd""fe aug l4-3t
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LUMBER! LUMBERI'

:. TI.5ol LUMBER! LUMREK.! :. =
THE subscribers have commenced the lumber
i business at 18th street bridge, on this Canai
where they intead to keep On hand = general as
sortmsnt Of LHABER, which they viii sail at rea
.eonable prices TOR cash OK to punctual custemers
AThey have now on hand = good assortment Of sea
soned White Pine and other Lumber ed, =
90 jy 1s-im II ..s-,.- . GRIPS WALLWR
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EoR ShLNTwo ven furnished brtct t7or-Srs
i, containing eight rooms each : ]S%ItA
Also. several Fran e.. just finished all ef vh,.h
viii be sold 1t low pric, and on essv terms n, a.
plying at nv SHOP. on 9th rtreet. between AZ ana
streets, where caa BE- obtained Doors, Sash, Mouli
Ing &c. 1T very m -d'rate prices or address b. ~,
ate AIDED to- VIM r WOnnw IN ~r"'
ane 13-eo2wa 80 st..f-, - - - Nh
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WAsHINGTON IRON WORKS.

Name aees'us, bet,osen ~ and Ca IT,.
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines, Boilers
MI Water Tanks, shafting, Pullsys, Hangers and
Mill Wers generally. fH +.
will furnish saw Mills, Al kinds Of CASTINGS
Wpousht and Cast IRON Pipes, end Everything In Tia,
Iron line generally. -eas---F.s-. =
Tuo ANAL ENGLNK.S on hand and for sale. 70,
information address g. J. NOYES Wellington I'm.
Works, Washington, DC. - JV1-tf
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IfOa kSNT--A large thrss story House, With ex,
Il t%nsivs book buildings, stable, ooachhoufs, and
smokshouss, The buildings contain twenty two
rooms and Kitchen, and IS well suited for board.
ing house. 1t Is sitnatsd tn, north side Of east
Capitol street. about one hundred yards east Of the
Oep toll square The rent to . good tenant win be
$500 per annum, paid BY monthly instalmeats In
advance. --.-c 8gtl WM EAsRY :.
~ lT-lavtf 49,
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STORE FOR RENT-Ths spacious warehouse on
B. I. 8enmes & Bro, Is . whelessis eroeerv and
liquor store Ia now for rent. Possession given i'm,
msdistely Apply to B. !. semmes or II. s. kmGy.
40 13Edtf lsa.. =
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Lf0R RENT.-The subscriber having retired to
the country, his nov permanent residence, Of
fers for rsnt his handsomely fnished, fourstory
sion.
4; And also, the threestory House sdjoining now
occupied BY Capt. Jas. B. Montgomery PossssGon
given on the lst August unless earlier possession
can he arranged with Dept Montgomery, who has
kindly consented that persons applying can inspect
the premises. -
Also, tor sale cheap, that eommodious and dsaira.
Die property, situated on Pa. sTenue, nearly oppo.
site Jackson Hal, and recently occupied Is board.
ing house. .-lz. a .s----t--..,'.,
Also, two frame Houses ON street south, neas
7th, In square 4o2 II not sold bsfore the S0th in
slant, they viii then b disposed Of To- the highest
baddss at public sals- -
White = Sons, . - 80 ". 8. ". WHITE.
10 1en Tx - F3--t@-n 1Stlo2- n -
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E0R RENT-Tws thrsssscry zKAHOUSAS
Il on 9th street west, oppoaite tie Centre Market
For terms apply to Jno. II. Ssmmes Co.
70 j. 1a-Tu4Thd MURRAY 4 GEMM e.
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NOTICE 10 BuILDRRR-Foe I'll, / tfrs quaa
IN 6tV Gf Mr.. TuokeTs Mould Oornios Briekx -
d,srsd IN my gsxt q ~ Sty .. rs css PR loot.
luns 9, JONES, AesoA
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= ihi'as- I FRENCH BOOKS
D0seUEr-0rAison's Funsbrss, vol, limo
ID Madame de stsei-Oonsiderstion Sur Ia Revo
luton. vol IL . ett'ii ta-c t-c.r
Dsscartes- oeuvfes, i vel 3cR yiisA -'Csis'-
earnisr-B-ouomie poiitique, Ivsl 'ao-bsJ
O. rpsiIie Theatre, vols i-.1 90 - .2t 4.f-
Madame de etael-De l'AIlsmsgns SCI e. "a.
Oeuvrss &c Rabehtrs =. = 80 .-sVS
Gay fner-Ponh ct Chsusseex 2 vols, With platae
Martens ct Cussy-Rscueie de frsites, 8 vols
0a.dau-Trxiiss De Paix, Is vols = -
Conversations Modernss en- Rrancais q % AnSfals
Also, . large assortment Of French Novel; n psn-
phlrt form = sg4-- TRkNCK TAYLOR
aug a. ~,
II INVOICE Of Harrtson's celebrated %
"A lumbar Psrfumsry just opened at y,
JSO. p ELLfBR,
Pa. avenue, bssvs en 9th and 10Th ssFsssA 81
~ ST - - VIE.
A xO1 or Old NEWUyzHzR6 FOE I6lA1A
iA IH16 o1I1Qk 20 10y 49,
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NTANTEO-Trn or twelve d n;ny.,oom sRp
w FHNTS for the Fauqui.r White eulIbu,
spring. Enquire at tina Office on the corner of :
and 18th st Gets - =. sn.s.r
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Wants.

i Wene'" and Wantei, Advertisements, -four inul
w sse I@ each insertion, Is cents; each additional
uAe oohO. II 81 s p = y -
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NATlOAAL Gregg Grand Parade
IN March, composed lbr tie Pisuo Forts. -
dedicated 10 Capt Lem. Towers, ~ PfoG 6. IhrIich
Just publishsd b. Hbus Hits, and sos sa}s 1t the
Music / spot. 800 e. i5sF-t -. "a sasgo'-
Ths traas supplied On Hhss1l tsrnAaao
" 9Z-tf S''VI09dt = / - 4 EB s-i &C. arg
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kfoK RENT-Ofce Rooms Nos. and 2, .4Colum
+ bia Plsoe," corner Of Louisiana avenue and III
street.
Also, the Sd and 9Th story rooms, each embracing
the whole extent OF the building. Apply TO
-. .-.... -.--. BARNEY
te ZS-eod E, between 9th sud I'll, sta
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=. PRESERVING KETTLES.
\ LAR0E assortnent Of Por claim and bell meta
n PRESERVING KETTLES have lust haen "a
csved, together with large assortment Of House
Keepers Hard all Of VIII Oh are CT ,red ON rea
sensible terms by the subscriter.
+ JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Pa avenue, between 10th and llth alta.
aug Q-H 100 =, ''
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Ronms WANTED-By gentleman and his wife
~ AO2AS. with board. IL private family. and
wHnin nve minutes walk of tie Ps'en' Odic; Adj.
dress -, BOX So3, through City Post OfRcs.
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THEATRICAL Robinson Is GIVING anita
rich and racy performances at Iron HaII. This
evening will be presented quite lively pro
Srsmme-" Slasher and Crasher," ine dance
oy the beautiful Miss Robinson, and the anus.
ing farce Of the Merry Cobbler.n A plea.
SAINT time can be passed at Iron HaIl-but onlv
for three nights u ore.
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E>OR RENT.-A comfort table fran. HoUsE 90.
tain ns ten rooms, situated on 10th st-ee; v..st
above g street nrrsh. It has a good ward, wool.
h' use. large cisterh aud two pumps Of fjne watsr
na tne or 10 Rood tenant the rent would b.
$40 Per year, and if desirable a l,dv wopIa 49,
with the tensnt for one or two manths For furtbe-
premises .as
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IN: JML.-John Fasnought, who is accused
with other parties of committino an ont-a~a
on Mrs. Ann Benner, recently. has baen r;vsn
up by bis securities, and is now LODGED in Jail
to await his trial at the approaching Criminal
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ECONOMY Is wEALTH.-on,y AIS. and that
~ paw able In small instalmen's of 81 Der month
VII purchase, in fee simple, BEAUTIFUL Buildi
LOT "a fact front by 100 feet dep, 10 one Of ths
Hashineton. The lots are situated dIre.,v ennna
ste the Navy Yard, and command a fne y,ex Of
the city and Pctomsc river, and contain an .hurS.
ant supply OF e'c ellent wafer. 400 o, thes. Lots
bar hui'dipga are being erected. Cn,y $50 Lo 70,
main M oid-everv pe-s,n. therefor, desirous Of
proc aring home should at once avail Themselves
OF Iais very favorable oppostuuitv.
Hall JnHN vcY e re'Io"0
aug l2-2w ' SAe'oiy'
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A NEW LOT on yINr ENaRAyINGs just Il.
n osIved sf iIT u .orIa JNO. y. BLLlesH,
-. Pa sssxus, bstvssu 9th end 10th stEsstA
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w ANTED-A young XAN Is clerk in a y hole
w SHE and retail Grccery Sore. Addr. q In
aanaTn,ing Of the applicant, through City Post o.
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Assault AID BAIrERY.-Peter Mco.ath
was heI2 ~ pail for Court, yesterday, by Jus-
nee OF asault and battery on bani.,
Lynch Vile he WA going to church on sun.
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w ANIED-In suan family, good EE.XALE
w. COOK. Enquire at this Office
iv % It 800.
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40 sAoAo eAso<AA Va l1o puudiu8. Apply 70
.7, -. -. -.--'- 8 c BAkNkY,
je zs-eoh - Z. between 9th sad 5th sta
BUILDING Iors-For sale several desirable
- Building Lots In the vicinity Of the City Hall
also In the Isl Ward and also variety IN ali othrr
psrts Of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings,
situated IN an improving neighborhood all Of which
viii be sold on terms accommodating. Apply q
David Ayerle, at Mrs. Adams, opposite 70 Browns
Hotel, or through the post ofacei post paid - -
jy t0-ecSm W -2 1-.-',-1
.IfOR RENT-Tfat pleasantly located Dwelane
Il HOUSE, on 18th street, Island near suirhsoe
MAN Institute, lat ~ occuI led BY Capt A Mcca aus
lard, cont.inisg ten rooms and Kitchen ard yars
OF hns frnis and grapes. Rent moderate 10 q osre-
tn, prompt tenant JNOy L. SMITH.
aug a-sotf Attorney ut Law, Sth street
4 EXcELLENT BUSIkEsS STORE for Rent.
IA For Rent, . very desirable buriness stand, suit
sbte for ary description Of neFohs naisirg located
on lIth street. one dcor from P-nnsyI- Asia avenue
next adjoining r. Farnhsm's book and station. ~
establishment ssar -~RF ,- -
To good tenant and gentrel busiBess tbs rent
all be put at . moderate rate BY the year, psyaht
In monthly instamama Possession given immN
diately. For further particulars inquire OF the un
designed. gro. A. w. RANDALL, ~.
Grocer, corner Pa. avenue and 18th r..
" s6-ectf 49,,
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L 'sLARcsN-Thh morning, Martha BALI, COL.
p ored, Wa arrested BY officer Stoddard for steal
ing 8 pocket book containing 81 IS from Emily
GRAY. The evidence was clear against her
and Captain Birch sent her to jail.
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WANTS NEGROES.-Ths subscribers are
w All times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
Tag tne highest cash prces. Persons having slaves
amoEe, Md Skaters old st2nd-) Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day.
feb W L. CAMpEEtI
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AWAKE oos EsreAAs.-The girls and the
boys, and some Of the older children, seem to
q % awake on the subj.ct Of enigmas, OF which
tafse are in to-dsys paper, and there are :.
Few more left" This is much better amuse.
ment than some indulge in, doing no harm,
And cuirirating the mind In q more useful way
than many suppose
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WO ESTER DAILY

MrrcnEL.--John Mitchell quondum patriot
and late leader of the Vitiol rebellion in Ire
land, says that Batchelder, who was slain in
the Boston Court House, while assisting to
rob Anthony Burns of his liberty, was an
Irishman, /" who took the side Of justice and
the Constitution ~
Mitchell, in the same article, stigmatizes the
citizens Of Boston as /" bowling and cowardly
rioters "a mob, british, and prone to rascal
ity-the sons Of Englishmen, and the descend
ants of Tories. lie concludes this article in
the following words. "Again, we congratu-
late our countrymen. particularly the Irish
military company, which was ordered out on
the occasion. on being " Missed loudly by
the sneaking ruffians who assailed the Court
House, and were driven away by a mere hand
full of men, in the honest discharge of their
duty"
OF course Mitchell expects to obtain res
pect for his countrymen, in this country, by
writing such articles. He will find that a
very opposite effect viii take place. If nobody
else is bound to increase the strength of the
Know Nothings," Mitchelis.
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We have been at some painsto obtain in
formation. as to the actual amount of losses
sustained by business firms, and individuals,
in the great confagration of "Wednesday last,
but do not find thai the statements published
in the Spy, of Thursday, are very wide from
the estimates made by the sufferers, since the
fire. The losses of some few firms are greater
than were stated at that time, and some have
lost less than they had estimated. Messrs.
Allen s. Thurber's losses amount to some
$4,000, instead of 1000, as first reported,
and the losses of Samuel Flagg s; Co. amount
to 500 900, instead of $4,000; Messrs.
Taber s Chollar lose $4,000 above the insur-
ance, which was $4,000 only.
The statements made by some of our cotem-
poraries as to the number of persons thrown
out of employ, have been somewhat exagger-
ated, and we give below a list showing the
number of hands in the various establish
ments at the time Of the conAagration which
has been compiled mainly from information
furnished by the propTietors themselves.
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Memory.

Mr.. EDITOR ALLOW me to call attention
to the lecture of Prof. Armes, the other night
at Brinley Hall. The crowd was much larger
than could get seats. Theintelligent audience
seemed to duly appreciate the merits of the
science presented. The various proofs given of
the utility Of the system, including the surpris-
ing demonstration given by two young Gents of
this city, from two or three hours attention to
the subject, seems to be unmlstakable Mr..
A., it will lie seen, is willing to teach "every
body " on such terms as cannot fail to suit.
give these hints for the benefit of the commu-
nifty, being persuaded with others, that the
time and tri1ing expense must be but little in
comparison to the intellectual advantage.
H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-17

The tpye-setting machine i'll the Office of the
Fedrelandet, at Copenhagen, is described as
follows. If its success is sure, it will be the
first invention of the kind that has ever been
of any value; and this is not great labor
saving machine after all, as it only does the
work of two men. The economy of the affair
is not quite apparent.
/" Instead of the usual cases and composing
sticks, and the compositor standing at his
work, we see a person sitting before a ma
chine with keys like piano, which he plays
on necessarily, and every touch on the tan
gent is followed by a click the letter is al
ready in its place in the long mahogany chan
mel, prepared for it. The whole is excessive
ly ingenious. In fact it is fairy work. The
most wonderful part is that it distributes the
already used type at the same time that it sets
the new page, and with an exactness perfect
ly sure. No mistake can ever occur. The
compostol by this machine does four times as
much work as another workman, but as he
requires an assistant to line and page the set
type, this brings it to ttoice the amount of type
set. The whole is so clean and pleasant that
it will probably soon be fayorite employment
for women. The machine occupies a very
small space, not more than large chair, and
is beautifully made of hard woods, brass and
steel. Its success is now beyond all doubt.
The proprietors Of the Fedrelandet ase SO
gratified by the one they have, that they have
ordered another. The price is 2i00 Danish
dollars. 1t will last apparently for century
or two without repair. Mr. Sorenson, the
inventor, himself compositor all his life.
kindly shows the machine to any visitor of
course composltor cannot set with this ma
chine at once; it will take him short time,
a few days, for him to become familiar with
the details, but he Is then gentleman COM
pared to his old ccnrades"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-17

INDTANA-The recent action of the regular
Democratic Convention, under the lead of
Senator Bright, in approval of the Nebraska
Bill, is creating great excitement in Indiana.
A large meeting was held in Madison, on the
l4th, composed chiefly of Democrats, and re-
solves Were passed repudiating the acton of
Brights convention, on the ground that it
pledged the Democracy to the interest of sll-
very and whiskey. a.l
The wretched infdel to the truths of the
Bible, and of the Declaration of Independence,
John Petit, tried to speak in Lafayette, on
Monday, but was received with groans and
Kisses, and when the vote was put upon the
resolutions, the confusion was 50 great that
the question could not be decided. The peo-
pie in his region exhibit unmistakable disap-
probation of his course.