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Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-18

MARRIAGE.
AT Doylestown, (Pa J on the Is h instant by
the Rev. s. M. Andrews, Colonel L BIGELow
LAWRENCE, Of the United States Lsga'ion Lon
don, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter Of Hon.
Henry Chapman.
DEATHS.
At Engfsld, IN. CO. LEMUEL c, Wheat in
the Seth year Of his age, son Of the late John
Wheat
On the 18th inst, after short illness, HARRY
T., son Of Harry c. and Anna Benner, aged 10
years
10 Mrs. Ernestine L. Rose, native OF Po-
land, will speak on the Education and Social
Position Of Woman, at Carqsi's Saloon, on Tues
day evening, March 2ist, ut half past seven
O'Clock Admission rs GENTS. Tickets to be
had at the door.
To- The services connected with the Twelfth
Anniversary Of tho Youths Missionary Socie-
ty will be hold at F Street Church, tomorrow
afternooa, at half past three O'Clock, Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Gurley, Rev By
ron Sunderland, and the Hon. s. Baxter
The public are invited
W- An Address to Young Ladies will be
delivered on tomorrow evening, at half past
seven O'clock, by the Row. Charles Brooks, Of
Boston, in the Unitarian Church.
10 The Rev. J. X. Cramer will preach in
the Hall Of the Union Eugino-house, First
Ward to morrow evening, 10Th inst, at half
past seven O'Clock.
10 Rev. D. Evans Reese, having been re.
turned as pastor Of the Ninth street Methodist
Protestant Church, will preach tomorrow, at
eleven o'clock A. M, and at half past seven
P. M.
10 Rev. DR.. Tustin will preach discourse
on The intermediate Place." in the Second
Presbyterian Church, tho Rev. Mr.. Eckard's,)
New York avenue, near Fourteenth street, to-
morrow, at half past three O'Clock p M.
E Rev. John c. Smith will preach in the
Western Presbyterian Church. corner of E and
Twenty second streets, tomorrow, at half past
seven o'clock P. M.
To- Several distinguished advocates will
address the meeting at Temperance Hall, to-
morrow night, at half past seven o'clock.
90 Rev. William H. Cooper will preach in
Trinity Church, tomorrow evening, on the SUBJ
ect Of his contemplated Mission to South Amer
lea.
10 Rev. Alexander Duncanson will preach
tomorrow, at eleven o'clock A. M and at half.
past three p NJ, in the Congregational Church
on Fifth street. west Of City Hall.
90 The pastor, Rev. James A. Duncan, will
preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Eighth street, between H and |, tomor-
row. at eleven o'clock A. M. and at half past
seven P. M.
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EZRA C. SEAMAN.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor Mt Law, Detroit, Mich
igan, will practice in tho State and United States
Courts attend to securing and collecting debts and
to investigating titles to lands in any part Of the State
of Michigan. Jan. cd
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-18

20 Rev. John c. Smith will preach in the
Western Presbyterian Church, corner of E and
Twenty second streets, tomorrow, at half past
seven o'clock P. M.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-18

SUDDEN DEATH--We learn that young
gentleman, named Scott, died suddenly at
Georgetown College on Thursday, just as he
had sat down to dinner. He was afflicted by
disease Of the heart. Mr. Scott, as we un-
derstand, was soon to take orders, and oocu-
pied at the time Of his death the Office Of pre-
feet Morning Paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

Htory Riley at The 81 KscAoas Hold -rks Eat n
hesvy robbery having t&sn comttts 1t tine Il. Ntcao
b bo.fi 10 Hgbs Tus~e~y evening r. sppears
thst the bnsrdess pHmsd Mrs Nolaa, reseAax Ut
New Orespr nztssed ~ 100 10 Inouey aud twc gid
Watches xhich haa been sbstctsd from thD In
by some person 70 her Mt that tne unknown
hasnR besu given Of tbs obbssy to CAet,in
Isrnsyd 81 the ~econd ward police be procs~Dd tie
prsnises and sfter mating dlgent uq 6ries
cudtd to arrest Of the waiteSs named Kava
nsRh, susG icion of being the thief being
tefore Justice Stuart, ut Jefferson Market, nsde
confession Of bis guilt ana gave such information as Iei
to The oiscovery Of most Of the prspety. Hs seems
DO Gil he can to refund the stolen money. He
nitteo In iun for trial by thu prssidioe mags rate
1hc kdfe Rope Case In East 7reafy third Street -yester
day, Justice tarke investigated ths wherein
ramed Alexander Bell IL charged With having committed
upon the person Of little GIRL eight years aga,
pamtd Lila Hosard, csughtr Of Mrs eanor In ward.
rs.iaipg At 20h Fast Twenty third street From the
evidence adauced, II peared that the prisoner In
the habit Of visiting the house at tho complainant and
duripg Of these vits perretted tia base outrage,
at the ne time CON Dunica ing ioathsone disease 70
the victim OF hs lice ntous passion The court this
fully committed tue accused for trial ut the next
Court Of G. neral seastf ms.
Indecent Assault - named Peter Kemp ar
rested by officer Sweeney. ri the Lnwer Police Court
chsrRs ling com@itted ndeceot assault upon the
person of Little German girl NAMED Sophia Duseriog.
about zen years Of ego The charge preferred
the PRISONS is attempt I, violate hsr person he
vas before Justice Stuart and remanded for
further examination. .#
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R.eoklyn C,ty lrtel,.xerce.

ARREST ON CHAkeE OF ABANpoNMEsr Yesterday .
cha gd with sbsndoniog nis wife not
having provided her with sufcieat money to support
herself for about three Onths pact II also appe srei
that since be had neglected his wife he had
his addresses smother young lady already
gagged 20 he uarrtd to her-.be coming friday b,iog
fixed for The U+ddipg Both laoies who OF uaioubt
ed responsibility, appesred in court ant known
the above fac in regard n him whefeupon he
mitt.d 70 await the action Of the grand jury In the
matter.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT late hour Tuesday night
latt MIR. Thomas Hermitage attached by three or
four men, ~he pasicg through Columbia street his
way ne In Hamilton avenue, who robbed him Of bag
IL which he had three parcefsHve rounds each-of tea
besides several pounas samples being desle ia the
his hat ard then took e. dig t which the last
Of them Information Of the robbery lodged at the
b befit
FELL FROM A Enthusiastically, lahorer named
Michoei honey fell from builng in Ramscn str let,
between Clinton snd Henry, ard sustained fracture Of
one of his srms He was conveyed to the hospital.
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wilIiamsburv CITY News.

STARBING ARRAY RESULT or MoIKsT1NG DRUNKEN
MAN German, named Hugo d. Zelier, walkiog up
Grand street, about nine O'Clock Tuesday evening"
considerably intoxicated much so, that party OF
young scamps folloeed after and oested him In vari
ways 2erer became exaeperated, and d,e~ q dirk
knife, and stabbed boy named George Gill; who Ia
pei 60 20 be ps ssing him at this The blade
took eff the left side under the arm and glanced
dowbwaids i6nic,ng quite severe but not dangerous
wound The boy conveyed his residence in irand
street. end Zeler arrested By officer Bennett aud
locked up at the Second wsrd station house to await
bar gipg about Grand stree evenings and Sundays by
whom IMP females are almost certain 20 bs In
suited The police could not do better service than to
these your vrgsbonds aud show them inside
Of the cells II allowed to continue they practices they
Will most assuredly sooner LATER occapy thst most
unenvisble position. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


Port Of New York, August 30, 1854.
mEAREr
Steamship Flori6n, Woodhu I'LL. Savannah, 8 L Mtchiu
Steamship James Adger, Turner. Charleston, spoord
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner, Norfolk &c, Ludiam &
P,eaesDts-
:, Bark Ambassador tBr), Patterson, - John, NIB F
BsrA Exact, Grumpy, Savannah, sturges Chairman
Bark jasper. Bennett, Charleston, Dunham Dimon
Bark D Sursce, Longther, Norfolk, master.
Bark Emily Bacping, Ray, Phladelphia. Hicks 4 Bell
Brig - Mary johnson, Porto Cssello, W L. sis
schr Pleisdss (Br}, SicteIson, Economy rs Whit
ncy Co,
-ci Caroline, Rogers, Lsvscca Van Bruut & Isubt.
scar Nickerscn, Brown Georgetown, Dollner & Pot.
schr Plsndene, Brown Savannah pemil q @.
sehs Davis, Aoeli Savannah. McCready Mott Co.
=, sehr z smith, Derrickson, Wilmington, Dollner &
scbr Marine, Powell, Wilmington, Powell.
Sar Jenkins. Dickinson, fredericksburg, Van
s.brw Z fegsett, Mailing, City Point, Van Brunt /
SlaRht
sehr Mary NaDlio Beers, Boston, PAXTON & sprsgue.
sthr Emeralc, Baaett, Boston, W Lewis
schr Vt Conquest, Jsctscn, New Haven, Dunham b
Dmon.
eloop W " Bowen. Rhodes, Providence, master
Steamer Thos svann, clifford, BALTIMORE Parker Vein
Steamer Novelty, Boil, Philadelphia, Briggs.
ARRIVED
hoe'u lpnp'ff Hof"smshu iAsm"urR ~ uays
with mdsc and 2S2 passengers, to Bech Kuohsrdt.
Bark xanrhus (Hrl, Reed, Ne seattle, to days, with
INDIE, 70 Barclay Livingston.
Bark Beverly tBrl Loddman Cienfucgos, II days with
sugar. TO n Taylor 4 Co.
Big May tBr), Young, Cadis Sc days, with salt, to
Giro a Frspcin. Capt states that when In the Gulf
Stream he experienced very heavy rsins several DAYS
his ely tBr), whipplc Windsor, days, with pias-
Brig Citizen. Chase, Machiae, days, with timber and
latha, 20 MAJ he~, Talbot Co.
scAr catha rine OBr), smaugrove, Magsguadavic, q
day., With laths tn Jed Fry
echr Charles Edward Bourne, shsdac 10 days with
lun her, tc master. -
sctr II Eickcrsop Chase Boston, 8 days
schr Henrietta, Young. New Haven
sehr q n slfs Young New Bedford, o DAYS
schr Vspcr (new), Rich, Madison CT In ballast She
S2 tors snd inteno ed For the North Carolina trade
Sohr 'oseph BaAsr, stsvens. Rondout for Boston,
81 ship Cynosure, arr 2sth from Liverpool. vss %
days, mot 50. - -
Italian osrk Florida Of Genoa from Hsrss1Iss
s rs solomon Pepper 10 days from Pictou.
Sssmsblps Florida, savannah; Roanoke, NORTON, b.
wind during the day from South and frssh.
tBr SANDY Roos PRrrrrRs rrlssHAvu1
-. SANDY HOOK, Aug 10-Evsutne.
AT sDchor In the owcr bay sAiox for wind briggs
fremont from Posomsc river for bath; viro~nn0s from
Phsdsl bic for Portland schrs Muc, hsn fbr Boston
4 Chr dburn, Wnmnstop for Bath Neptuns's Bride,
for Philadelphia; weaccgua, DO; ship Nsw York, fog
HAvrs aielIan schr De- brGs Hoalandsv, brig Gsstaa
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Jer.ey clty fnteiltsence.

FIRFMES's PARADE AND WATER CELsBRAToS The day
appointed for the celebration OF thu ntroducox Of
Passic water into Jersey Cty-as that work ia now
done and N oters'ion-is Tuesday, October The day
will be celebrated BY the fre department, which will
then have its fret annual perade Hereafter the
event win be celebrated BY the fremens annual parade
trg viii be held this evening at the house OF Her
cuts Engine Company No 8, 10 make atrsDgements for
that event 1t v no attcnaet BY rhe chief and nsst
ant eng GERS and by the members Of epginr, hose
and hook and ladder co npsny Arranseneats are max
ing for display with the i'm 2ortauce Of
the work 30 successfully accomplished.
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PmADuynA. August 80 -tHsp,svsd b Keen & Tsv-
Iof l-Nru Bcard- 81 900 Pepnsylvauia So b, s64
S5or DO s. X Soc CT, es, RR, ee o0a do sswn,
Isas s % y: ss ..ss III sessSsss .sss
e. cssh, -; s7t seSoyhiu NAysssioa s's ga TAX;
e1csc Rssdis Rk &c, 7e - 7xx shores Psunsyys-
Sscosd Boards. 900 wflnn9tsn m az s6 SIX; $500
bnN Il and RR Gs hssn. o4k - sharss Peuns, vauia
elN: d d. a. q 40 bs 81: 10 Hsehao,cs bank 10 Z
81 Gsrard Bsnh, II Aftr Bcdrd-s7oc o sprrg Cards
es ~ - so share~ Lehieh Zinc, ts 1k 20 knuayi-
vania RR, 4sk. Market steady.
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From the bosten advertiser, Aug. sol
Last week It was Reported tnat the irm OF Pink.
ham, Adams 4 Co, commits .ioa merchsots, No, 6
Central wharf, bad stopped payment. II ha, since
been oiscove, ed that they have been engaged ia
extensive swipdlibg Operations. IL appears that
beng involve b. opd cir means Of ia vment they
PURCHASED considerable quan,itesof -four liquors
tobacco, segars, &c, unces preteoce that the pur.
cb8seS " exc Mace Tor ctrttiu tatttes in New Bed
fo' and other places. The lirm presented good
re eIepces and the goods were delivered to tct,k.
men to De carried co such places the pur shasers
directed. In most Cases The order was given to
have tho goods delivered at the Providence &c pot
directed TO parties in New Ben'osd. But one truck
man, who aas about to take load of hodr directed
TO firm IN New Beofur I'd, casually remarked trat
the ORDERS were TO take is u the Iovel DEPOT.
This led The sci err tn suspect that al was not rigut
and be refused TO deliver the -four.
An inv stigation was made, which resulted ia
finding q iarpe quantit OF Hour, purchased By Pink
lam, aoams 4 Co., Of other dealers, aud dire I'd
Tor New BEDFORD, stores IN The freight house OF the
LEVEL depot With the New Bedford cirectl- n oh
htereted. Some Of the sellers able identity
tneir p operiy and reliance it, but others were
less fortunate, the purchases mace OF them naviag
been soit to parts unknown.
Gu pttst nttng their bills q. The COUNTING room of
1ibk ap, adhms y Co, the I,resintess. were m
fo,Ineo tist MIR. Adams sas ose Of Town, aod tho
bis cou1 not be pail TIL hi. re,urc. Toe whole
ans Unit OF goods obtsinsd, Il Ia thought, will at
foil shoit OF $4,000, aid perhaps viii FAR exceed
that sum.
Af.r the discovery Of the frau iulent ira ,sac
tions, the seno partners of the firm were not to he
found for timc; bni on Monday Deputy StcsiT
CoburD arrested Frank J. Tibknnm nnt Andrew II.
Adams, the suit OF several OF toe sufc rers and la
defsut oil bail be committed then to jat,; but Ne.
Tinkhem has since obtained ball Mr.. Johu Qlin.
cy Aoans, ono Of the firm, has not yet been ar
rested.
Since bis arrest, Mr.. Tinkham states tha. he
was abs nj from the CITY dnring tho transactions
refsrfc 10, bslDg on q visit to a si TX brotter In
Bualo, N. Y; that his first knowledge of the opera
tions was through te'eg rapb dispatch. and that
Immediately on the receipt of It, he left Bui,o for
this Cit, This statement Ia not generally believed
by the creditors.
On sstursa ny, large quantity Of imported segA-s,
pucnaed 10 .he same manner ss t1c -four, was
found to. I'd in Utica street.
among the principal sufferers bv t,cse fraudu-
lent trsbsactioDs, are Messrs. Chenery h Co.. Is
Ii nv whnrf, John Giace 4 Co., So Commercial
v arf. William fhwing 4 Co., Ia Central wharf.
II. G. Clark h Co, SO Commercial wharf, Lsrkia &
Sta kpole, ~ Commercial wharf, Faxou h Brothers.
Comm efcial STIR ct, Villa % Il. Humphrey h Co..
80 Commercial atreet. r. adford and MAcJmbor, l32
State street, and others.
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The FINK 10 prevail M 70 considerable ex ,ert In
the city OF New Albany, Ind, ana vicioity.
There bss not been q case Of cholera In Peters
burg, Va. this n.
Twelve deaths currd in Nsvuk. N. J.. on
Tuesday, o. which Fix ~ere from cholera.
The Hamilton, C-psds, pupe,s are rej,icing at
the abat+u tnt Of tho cho FRA that city. II has
also disappeared from Kingston.
Only two deaths from cdoera occurred 10 Boston
onriDg the twenty four hours ending on Tuesday
noon.
The Boa,d Of Health Of Chicago report one hun
bred and forty three d. aths for the week ending
August %, OF shica thirty seven were from
cholera.
THE CHOLERA AT FALL RIVER, MASS.
We learn thut some half dozen pers0ns, all Irish,
died Ut Fab River on Monday Lighs Of ,otera max.
ing a Ioral .iDce Saturday morning, OF thirsy. A
number OF Othe wee NJ X. hut the attacks are
less viulebt. and It Ia believed that the w0rat
OF the clseas IL over. large number IL Irish had
fed f'oD the city. The Ma or was taking energetic
measures to cleanse the locality Of the disorder,
which was II . very filthy coadition.
HEALTH OF SAVANNAH.
Intermevte Aug. rs ut Laurel Grove Cemetery,
"A By yellow fever. at G tn ,c Cemstefy, 7-6
by ytllow fever. At Hehre Cemetery, I by yellow
ftver. Total i2-ll by yellow fcve. Toss, number
Of new OF yellow fever reported In the tweaty
hours, 10.
Inter M nfs Aug. 2G ia Lqu,el Grove CO netery,
IS whites auo black, Of which we're subjects OF
yell w tever. Hebrew Cemetery, 1-yelloG fever.
Catholic Cernetc y, Sd of winch were yellow fe.
yer. Tota ,n'erm-nts Is, OF which we're subjects
Of yell W fever. New eases 70 >orteC, 6.
The fnifoaipg Is q Dumbef If intcrments for the
past four days 81 all tue ceme,eriea:--
Tat Veil k..o~
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TELEGR APHIC.
MORTALITY In SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.

NOKTALlTY IN SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
SAVANNAH, August 90 1854.
Tho inermcnts to-day, fro yellow fever
The intermens Of the week we're ninety two sixty of
which we're from yellow fever.
Among the deaths is Samnei ". Bowen, Esq.
Tho deaths in Charleston from yellow fevon for the
past week, were tweaty. Tee disease appears to DO
abatinr
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The Wcntuer.

The Newburyport (Mas-.) Herald says The
drought is yet sbolly uoreevtd in this vicinity,
though the weather nas become cooler, with north.
erly ard eastery Winds. We have mad only ABOUT
oDe.ttDth Of an inch Of rain in August. Toe an.
nual August storm Of wind and rain seems likely
to fail here.
er psrt II Dinw odie couatr, Va, on SUNDAY iast
In 81 me places cutting the tobacco crop almost 70
pieces. Fences and tries fell In great numbers,
n d the obstruction on some farms has been very
ser'ouf. The hail was quite large, and came With
such force ss to completely riddle or strip of the
leaves of the tobacco plants.
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MELANCHOLY CAsrALry.--A young man named
John Macarthur, on night before lass accidentally
killed Mrs Jane D-smood, TO whom he vas osr
ing has addrv sses He was sitting IL company With
her, In room 1t the real encc OF ber parents, on
Mound street, near Seventh, and observing gun
remsrktd that no wss going "a put out the lgnt on
exploding the cap. He pointed tho aun At the can-
die ana d ed. tho lady being Ia a direct tine vita
the muzyle OF tho gun. which. uofyl tunat-ly WAS
ioadec; the charge entered her side, killing her al
most instantly. Nc Arthur gave himself ia "a ,tody
yes err az morning, and sceks an Investigation
Cincinnati Commercial, Aug. 30.
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CHANGE OF TEMPKRATUEE.
Tux ENRON ov THE rpvv voov xrx-c A,

This morning, at six o'clock, the tempe nature fell
to ifty-three degrees. During tie last zine years
1t has been but twice as low as THIS morning. viz:
on the 2sth Of August 1850, Afy three; and ON the
27th Of the same month, 1851, also fity.thue de-
g1ees.
There is periodiciy in the cool terms Of the last
week in August. During the last nine years, the
last week In August has beeo cool, With the excep-
ton of the year ls4a an1 In that year. on the 18th
the teml era ure fell 90 sixty two degrees.
TIE following viii illustrute:--
1916, August 20. SO degrees; lsi7, 25th and 26th
SO; 9th, 60; is4s, 25tn, 9th AND 2sth, 60; 1850
27sh, SO; 2Sth 90; 29th 80 b. So; 1851 26tn and
29tb, So; 27th, 3d. 2s,h 54 30sh and 3ist 50; 1852
29tn and 30th. 60; 1853 2Sth and Both, So; 27h 65
1854, 2Stb, 60; 29to, 56; 30th. SO.
Our Teco 0e evidence that these cool terms are
connected with the action OF the earth.
August 80, 1854. e. MEaIAx.
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Bssk Kste Alss yssss ~ - tons. buiit ~ Pom
s. tsss TIRE ysan ~. but q tho nssward, eosoo
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Alive and Kicking.

From the National IL .llisencer, Aug. sol
We learn vith mucn satisfaction that the repor
OF the des OF ex-senator Downs, Collector OF
New Or,s ans, is prema rre. The erfor VIC under.
stanc, arose by copfoua ing him with Commodore
Dos mes, OF the Navy, recenC deceased, and from
tie fact that Collector u rns had left New Orleans
Tor kentucky for the benefit II his health In witch
inter place Ih death Was reported to have taken
place.
The Prssicent, II appears, has alled the supposed
vacancy by Womotipg Mr. Porter. the Surveyor Of
the port Of New Ofieane. add advancing Que of the
be done now In the premises a'e m ,ble to say.
but sop oe the word of command viii be, "As
ycu WERE"
IRON the New OrIesns Courier, Aug al
Col. Thomas c. Porter has received che appoict
rneDt Of Collector Of this pyrt, vice Solomon w.
Dosrs, d ceased; and william Z. Starke, late an
appraiser, has been appointed Surveyor Of the port
Distinguished odd champion OF Democracy, who hal
Won foe bimsef the spPeisuon Of too Cadio
Chief" will, Ne are sure, DO much reSoccd to hear
Of bis nomination 20 this important place. He IA
m od-fashicped thorough going democr o. ana has
never failed his ferds or his cause In the hour al
need. That be will MI their OK auous 10
bis new sphere Of action We cannot doubt. Me-.
rsido0ts, and hs appoint nept will, We ventu @ TO
ssy, prove entirely acceptable TO the democratic
patty, spd especially 70 the commercial classes
We cannot imagine that better OF more popular
Icnirsiion could have been msde.
rELEGRAPHIC.
CpNEnSArrCN or rHE DEATH OF SENATOR DOWNS.
wAsHrscfos, august 40, 1851
- Washington Star says that senator Downs Is dc.d
~ ires-pry rSitr.u en- having received nos.sso
weasur- q he feet.
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TELEG II APHIC.

THE WEATHER IN MILWAUKEE.
MILwAusrE Aug 60, 1854.
Yesterday was the warmest day of thc season. The
thermometer stoc1 at hundred ADD Ave. to-day it is
ninet, 1--WE. We have haa rain for seven weeks.