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srrR1r OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IntsiLissnesr is full ofintersst, indeed.
1t contains detailed history Of the present
Tag Of the United States, and letter from
James T. Brady, of New York, a very Hard
politician there, commencing the course of the
Hoss Messrs. Peck, Peckham, Oliver, Maurice
and Wheeler on the Nebraska bill. The letter
10 question is full of the Characteristic politi
cal vagaries Of its author, proverbiaIly one Of
the most tickle and uncalculable politicians of
the school to which he belongs. The burden
of his complaint is that the South has done
wrong in not sustaining the Hards against the
national administration, and that, hereafter,
to FURNISH the South, the Hards-heretofor e
pIo,laiming themselves ultra pro-slavery
men-should resist the aggressions Of the
slave power, and all that sort Of thing. We
have very often argued to satisfy the Star S
readers, that the Hards are the nerest spoils
men in the world, being sure to abandon any
principles whatever, from the moment they are
satisfied that the latter will not "pay" 1t will
bedificult indeed, for any appropriated reader
Of this letter TO which refer, to rise from its
perusal without experiencing the conviction
thstit ia simple attempt to justify sweeping
abandonment of their former pretensions to
principles, because, and only because, support
ing them has no; paid as we'll as expected.
The Litsiisencsr also has another Of Its an
nual fourth-of-July articles eulogistic Of the
day, our country, its institutions, &c.
The Cnion presents in its leading columns,
the Declaration of Independence, and in q
very able article defends the President and
Judge Campbell of the q. s. Supreme Court,
for their patriotic course with reference to fll
clustering, their assailan.s being those of the
South, who are synpsthi1ers with the proposed
yiolstors Of the U. S. neutrality laws. 1t
strikes Us that he Unions game is hardly
worth the candle. All sen sible and right prin
ciplsd peo.'le are well aware that both Presi-
dent and Judge have but done their duty In
the premises No argument is necessary to
justify heir conduct in the estimation of other
than persons bent on setting the law at def :
ance-snd no argument, other than fear Of
force, will be likely to make those men more
Inclined fulfill their obligations citizens OF
the United States Inc CNzOn Iurtner notes
the first symptom Of disposition ON the part OF
the Boston atlas, to escape the trap set for the
Wings Of the North by the Abolitionists, and
baited with the enactment Of the Nebraska
bill
The Seminal contains 9 notice, at length, of
the death Of the venerable Thomas Richie,
evidently from the pen Of the principal editor
o. that journal, than whom, no other, from hi S
peculiar relations with Mr.. R., is better fitted
for the task of becoming his biographsr. The
.Ssntuet also eulogises the Fourth Of July,
and gives Governor Reeder, of Kansas, any
auantity Of its independent support.
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tsECOND DESPATCH. |
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

BALTIMORE, LII O'Clock, m.-The follow.
ing additional names of the victims of yeste
days terrible tragedy have been obtained:
,-..rr ADDITIONAL KILLED. F..
Lewis Corcoran, of Washington; Julius
Counsel, Charles Boyd, James Boyd, Richart
Mccormick, James Ray, Michael McGrsud,
Henry Rhoads, Frederick McDomas Georg.
Brigle, Patrick Zimmerman, Joseph Kruger
Charles Brigle, Mrs. GREGG. 70. DIS
A largo number of dead bodies, awfuily
crushed, remain unrecognized.
ADDITIONAL BADLY WOUNDED:
Henry Tatspaugh, of Alexandria, legs bro
ken. Joseph RiOhenberger, John Flaherty
George calsand, and many others.
Madison LETTERS is reported as having dice
during the night I'd 49,. .
Nearly all the killed and wounded belonged
to the city of Baltimore. 81 r.e On. .t,
Twenty -four dead bodies were brought from
the scene Of the disaster to Baltimore at mid
night. jS .a- a..s.
Several of the wounded were conveyed t.
the hospital, where every effort was made te
alisy their intense suferings. '-'-. :---s.
Acoroner's inquest has been held, but as ye
no verdict has been rendered.
The Railroad Company Is very much cen
sured, a. it is believed that the collision is tn,
result Of the criminal carelessness of some 0
its officers. i-,,E .,.,a. ..-,...,,.. f. 45s .. s
The greatest excitement rretssils through
out the city. Scarcely no other subject ,
thought or spoken Of. ~. ias, rer .9
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2 We are daily receiving requests BY
letter, to mail the Sta, to city Subscribers and
others for . short time. The writer's, however,
forget to mail the pay for them with the
orders. So, Of course their requests cannot be
complied with, as We mail no papers not paid
for in advance. This is an imperative rule in
the Star Office. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that if they desire the Stor
By mail, they should send with their orders,
payment at the rate of 33i cents per month.
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Philip g. Keck, Of Morgantovn, Va.-Fol
Improvement in wash boards
Jos. r. Laird, of Philadslphis, Pa.-For i'm.
provement in ore stamping machines.
Jos. Leeds, Of Pkiladelphia, Pa-For i'm.
prosemsnisin cont,Olling draft in brick and
" Y n a" Amy Muns., of N.r.sp, Ma.s.-For
inaprovemsnt 10 po1dle whsslsS
yno. A. Pith, a. Buffalo,, n. Y.-For i'm.
Benz d. seyerson, of PEiladelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in cast iron car wheels.
Jno s. Speights, Of Baltimore, Md.-For
improvement in brick kilns.
M Wheeler, G. W. Rogers, b. W. Pierce,
i NJ. B. Tidey, Of Dundee, N. Y.-For i'm
p' Jerome B. Young n Of H.rpsIs Ferry, va
For improved mode in hanging bells -
VIM a. Poindexter ,of Fay cite county, J snn.,
admiuisfstor d b0nis non, of Jno. e Item
iugton dscsslsd late Of Macon oesnty, Ala ~
Henry Burt, Of Newark, n, ID assignor 30
the Newark Pusat Hosiery Company, Of same
place. --Forimprovement n knitting machines.
Thss Dragon of Brooklyn, Ny assignor
to Geo. W. McCready, Jr., Of New York, n,
Y.-For Improvement in purifying oils. = :
VIM. Butfesfeld, Of Boston. Mass, sssignor
% himself and Edgar n. Stevens. of same
place-For improve mont in sewing machines
+ Solomon VI. Rugplss, Of Fitchburg, Mass,
assignof 10 himself, Artemus R. Smith, and
Jos, Q. Austin, of same place.-For improve
ment in self acting cheese presses. !. s 80
Jno. Tsggart of ROxbury, Mass. assignor to
himself and Richard Pitts, Of Dorchester, Nae.
For improved machine for sexcavstipg easth.
Reissues -Jno. j. Greenough, of New Yort,
n. Y.-For improvent in machines for peg.
ging boots and shoes. Patented January L.,
james Hults, Of Berlin Township, ohio.-For
improvent in gun locks. Patented May I6,
Desien.-Wm. Hattersley and Chas. Dick
inson, of Newark, N. Fer design for tea or
coffee pot. - 'ot EiiEi''la''ss lar
Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
DISCRIMINATION Monday, the Sd Of July,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department 81 So. ,.--gs I
For the redemption Of stocks. 90. .Sl35, SOL 90
Fer the payment Of other Treasury
debts. ....sss...,.........s 4.74S 81
For the Customs. ................ 90,066 is
Covered into the Treasury from -
Customs. .4.s....... 4, 106 81
An appropriation warrant, to carry -,
upon the books Of the Treasury $50 -
to meet expenditures and pay r s--e,-.,
ments by indefinite apprepria- .a s. 81
tons in the civil service. 873,552 80
For the War Department. IA 90
An appropriation to carry upon the
books as above, for the War De-
partment.. .................. I9l, SS4 6s
For the Navy Department. ...... 72,5e8 90
For the Interior Department..... 1872 I6
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PERSONAL.


80. The Boston papers announce the death
in that city of DR.. Waldo J. Burnett, we'll
known as . medical writer, and the author of
several treatises on subjects connected with
natural history.
80. The Southern Churchman says, in con-
sequence of the bad state of his health, Bishop
Meade has yielded to the urgency of his friends
and the necessities of the case, in his OWE
Judgment in relinquishinp his plans for fnrth-.
Episcopal duty during the summer
80. Thos. salmond, Esq, president of the
Branch Bank at Camden, S. c., died suddenly
on the 30th ult.
80. Joshua Emery, for twenty years stew
ard of Andover Theological Seminary, died
last week.
80. For the following bit of SANDER the
Honorable Mr.. Wentworth must be held re-
sponsible:
"Washington, with all its beauty, is q heart
less, wicked place. 1t is one great gambling
den, where the stakes are Offices and the play
ers legislators. Everybody says that everybody
are rascals and knaves, and EVERYBODY acts as
II he believed what everybody says was true. -
Some folksspeak from observation and others
from experience. Doubtless, Mr. Wentworth
speaks for himself; for in these progressive
days he has shown no disposition to keep sta.
tionary in Washington.
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The dead, dying, and wounded were strewed
over he wreck-presenting q most horribly
revolving sisht! A very beautiful young
lady, Mans unknown, had her bowels tori
ont = From fteen to eighteen Of the Victims
were killed Instantly. The screams Of ths
children, and the hesrt-rending shrieks and
groans Of the wounded and dying, WIN ncvsl
be forgotten by the survivors. ~ =
The survivors, to the number of nearly, Il
not vuite, three thousand, were compelled L
walk from the place where the collision tool
place to the city.
The scene at the railroad depot in Calvert
street, was terrible beyond description. Thou
sands remained in and ab Int the depot during
the entire night. Fathers and mothers
brothers and sisters husbands and wives, anx.
iously waiting to hear the fate of near and
dear ones, and dreading the worst. The weep
ing, waiting, and fearful cries, as each sue.
cessive dead body was brought in and recog
Missed, were heart-rending in the extreme. =,
Some who were sitting together in the cars
were killed instantly. Others in the imme-
diste vicinity escaped without injury.
Charles Holmead, clerk of Pairo & Nourse
Of Washington city, was among the wounded.
John B. Holmead, of Washington city, was
seriously injured internally. s-- ~ e .a
-.-a =. FOURTH DISPATCH. .t d. &,
BALTIMORE, O'Clock, p. mt is now said
that this frightful accident must result in al
least forty deaths. g. 80 'a' 57s' Ts .l.r
Madison LETTERS cannot live long-he is
dresdfally injured. Several moro of the
wounded have been brought to the city =.
Several physicians left the city last evening
for the scene Of disaster. .7.+'l-- . siass
DR.. Bouldin was in the train at the time of IL g
collision, and rendered most valuable aid to
the suffered. 'a 1900 70 '..1a -...s E''e'
Mr.. Fulton, one Of the editors of the Ameri-
can, was in the cars. He was not injured.
John Scott, the conductor, still lives. ~
1t is supposed that there were upwards OF
ten thousand persons at the celebration at Ry.
der's Grove. .--. %. ....... rr ~
The number af wounded are now estimated
at seventy-some fatally and others slightly
injured. sg.-t .saeA tE.-s.t 10
The remains of young Mr. Corcoran will be
conveyed to Washington this evening. His
head is nearly severed from his body
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PENNSYLVANIA Public WoRKs.-The time
for receiving proposals for the sale Of the
main hire Of the Pennsylvania Works expired
Al noon on Monday last No bids were offered,
and consequently NO sale has taken place, or
can without further legislative enactment.
AHAsDKsED WREroH.-1he Cobourg (Can-
adal Star states that Barnhart, who was hanged
n 6eIleville on Saturday, the 18th ult. for
killf, = bailif, confessed to have murdered
ssvsn other persons; One, an Indian child, he
threw into a potash kettle, where it was con-
xumed
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Do1Nes IN CONGRESS

In THE SENATE, to-day, after the presenta.
ton of petitions, &C., the bill to authorize the
transportation of the mails of the United
States on ocean mail steamers, between San
Francisco, Cal, and Shanghai, in China, came
bill was duly passed-yeas %, nays IL.
On motion Of Mr.. Mason, the bill to author.
ize the extension of a railroad over the long
bridge, between Washington, D. c., and Alex
andria, Va, was taken up to be finally voted
on
Mr.. Sumner expressed his disposition to vote
against this bill 5tz :. s.ls,s
Mr.. Bright moved to lay the bill on the
table; agreed to- yeas 20, nays IL. -.
HoUsE.-To-da day, the Speaker laid before
the House, the resignation of the Hon. Gilbert
Dean, member of the House from New York
which having been properly disposed of,
The bill known as Mr.. Benefits land dis
tributions bill came up as a special order.
Whereup0n Mr. Bennett addressed the House
in favor of the bill in question.
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CosSxcrrcU1-A bill to repeal the act al
lowing temporary residents in Connecticut to
retain their slaves, was rejected by the House
of Representatives on Friday, by vote Of IS
to %. Also, the bill prohibiting the use Of the
prisons Of the State for confinement Of fugitive
slaves. by a vote of 10 to 60. The Legislature
adjourned on Saturday.
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HINr TO BOARDING House KEEPERS
During Commodore Perry's late visit to Japan,
himself and suite we're entertained at a feast
by the natives. Cooked worms, fried snakes,
and variety Of indigestible compounds we're
served up, Of which they were obliged to par.
take through etiquette. Aae '..s -
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HEAVY FALURE.-R. d G.. L. Schuyler 4,
Co., stock brokers, New York, have suspended
payments. Their liabilities are estimated at
100000 80 - ..--
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mington, has declared semi. annual dividend
Of Eve Der cent. ig..t.s tiss=ra..5r -.s..-..
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Y Grasshoppers in innumerable swarme
infest the fields in many parts of Eastern
Pennsylvania, carrying devastation to all the
vegetation. .,...-- ~
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ANOTHER GREAT RAoE.-Over the Union
Course, N. T., on Friday, the great race comes
off between Highland Maid, who has trotted
her mile in 227, in harness, and the horse
Great Eddy. Purse, $4,000. 49,.
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SLAVE SrAMPEDE.-A few days ago, seven
slaves escaped from MaysvilIe, Ky. - -.
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TIE SAS JAeISro.-Two gentlemen who
usn. in the g. s. steam frigate San Jacinto,
as far as Marcus Hook, speak well Of her per
foruauces
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SNaULAR.-An individual died Of yellQw
fever in Delaware county, Pa, last week.
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Y There were twelve deaths from cholera
In cPhilsdeIphia last week. In New York
seventy- eight cholera deaths.
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ESPECIAL DrsPArcH roR TIE srAR.)
STILL IURIHER PARTICULARS,

BALTIMORE, June 9th, IL MT is believed
that there we're upwards Of three thousand
persons on the excursion train from Ryder's
Grove. Several Of the front cars, which were
an. ." OVERCOMING with excursionists, were
l;,.'.,,. :. * -Sd 5jsunmsd into each other.
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e We are indebted to Hanck Taylor for
COPY Of Putnam's Monthly for the present
mouth.
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1Dr. Roystsr, proprietor Of the Huguenot
(va9SPsiugs, died on Friday. .aGIR;
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II The Sunday street preaching in New
York has fIsled out. A reference to the Their
nometer. will account for tins statement of the
- -21t @s~--. '.
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EA public mssnng has been - :.
Philadelphia os tie purpose Of sustaining
Mayor Conrad in his attempts to spfoeoe thu
sunday law.
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TsE QOsr;4Ths amount of money distno-
"a .,n. IN charity in the city Of Ne"
Srk {. pst dow. q the high figure OF
81 +co 600. uu- liz - 20 l.I5 al5--
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IUST RECEIVED, another invoice of hne
American WAfJHEs. (d-egrsd for rsilrcsd
agents and Others who uire aecurdte time keep
ere
Atso. q fine assortment of rich gold Jevelry, new.
est 9 yies, which an selling from 20 TO 80 per Ct
oeiow the usual retail prices asked oti estah
lishments. Sign Of the Large Spread kage, Penn
ylvanis avenue, hetw. ~ and sth SITS.
jy l-u 81. 0. HOOD.
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HoETINENTAL GUARDS ATTENTION m.
- oseuntnl Continental Gnard, N rch, dsdic,tsS
hem published by tbs subscrsfcrs and ca nHIssS
Weoassais or retail q thar Mpds Depot. u
"a" ~ zsoayo ,safgaQ Sal HlLBus = Hrrz,, !,
-ssaH 1ssog hass ..uisT
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III ARPER'S MAGAZINE for July, for
IL ssle at HILLIaGTON's Bookstore
dodey's Ladv's Book for July
knicEsrbock- r Magazine do
Graham's Magazine. do
Blaekwood's magazine, do
Aubrey. new book, by Mrs. Marsh
Wo1sne Love, by Eugene Sue -.
Everything In the Book, Newspaper. ana st.fion-
..5 sHILLINGToN's Bookstore
Dor. Ps. ~. and ~ q, Odson Buildtns.
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NOTICE OF copARTNrRsHTP

r HAvEshk ssy scad ar sstsfsftock q Har6-
i " gs. teesthsr With the fooa viii ,sad fixtures
spper'sf.firg rberstn.to &e~sEs EIvtHs fnux -
soS. under which hru ssd &C che fsns place the
business will be conducted ss hervtofsr~
In sseirinG kHoud rrspectfan -snllcst Ct my Coo
TONERS in their bshsf continuance Of patronage
sud con assure them that they vin ma extended
Mr.. Elvans Is autbcfirei 70 fsceiit flr me: and
those having accounts dne he rst inst, viii please
call and settle. l. LINDsLEY.
Having BUR. hsssd Of Mr.. H kSds.ey hts entire
stock Of HARDWARE &c, We hsFeaseoois,sd Ourselves
together for the purpose Of coDducting general
hardware tusieees, ard would respectfully sohcit
portioa ofpublie patronage. and plsAer ourselves e
Dom r. ELvANS,
~ RU(a6pQoH.---
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Ca REWAED-strsyed or stolen from the sub
DO scriber about six weeks since q dark buffalo
cow pich in her 20 small "a not to be no.
: csd at first sight She can be identified by the
streets las BIIGH
jy 5-3t~
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Z. J. MIDDLETON,
DEALER IN c

Office south side r. sSzt to corner Of Iath 49,
ckkePt constantly on hand at the oface. which
can be had N large or email Quantities.
omce open nom Sunfise to sunast.
inne l-eolm - -
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SUPERIOR CARRIAGE HORSES, &c-I have on
- private sale ,or few days Q pair Of superior
Carriage HORSES, and handsome open Carriage
Also. fine English Clarence. ..-s IVA
For particulars apply to ft
- is 90. JAS. G. MCGUIRE, ,il
-. Auction and Commission Merchant. |.
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GREAT BARGAINS

DiaNOs.~fhe sub.criber has Just nn,.bed !.
Il octave PIANO Porte, rosexood go 80
All; 1l Oh rsme, o. the most approved styie, vhh
20, 's'' eno.P iof oeh or satisfactory notes
low Xinder's Building. "a a. -
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CHOLERA. MORBUY,
= = DIARRHEA nYaRNTERY 80


CHOLERA MORBUJ, -
H. DIARRHGA, DYsRNTERY, ~.
With al diseases OF the sToMkcH and s s
by HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TiNCTURE IN
Is,t it will be found mat those using this article
have IN almost KxIAPfIos from this dissases.s-3-~
Every family should have Q Bottle ct hana for
Delicate children, all Individuals, and Travellers
for health, should try this great Restorstiye-its
praise is spoken by thousands - '''
I Az Female Medicine HAMPTONs TINcTURE
cannot be exceied. AZ beautifying agent Il ia far
superior TO any of the cosmetics Of the dsy.
ing beautiful clear skin, aud giving to the cbeet
the color of the rose impartng to every muscle tn,
me- me ana elasticity which gives to all who EMO,
I LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
sxsr.ct RON James Harris, Esq.'s Letter, Alex
After speaking Of wonderful cures ON himself h.
says: -sszz % :. a.TYs.I - -
s.Mrs. II. has been suffering With Liver sdnpi,,n.
and With inability, eonstantly eomphining from
weakness through her whole system She nov NJ
joys bsttr health than for thirty ysars bepe entir,
y ssstSS, ORB ny the u'sof HAAPT0N's YnakrABLI
AAe's ~ ~ sea vas = a@szEGsss -aG
Lssiss DIaRAsRD SIDE, BREAST. EYES = no1
A.. Axxrsct nom letter frpn ]. Grimes, RsQ, Lon,
@My wife haa bean fog years aflicted With ,ere.s
tatiOn Il the heart fseblsnsss Of the nery1us SIS
tenn, loss OF appetite, complexion saliow the sight
OF one eye almost gone. the ofbsr very HaAk % sm
pleased 70 my fhat RlAPTONS TINCTTRE bss
reored her 70 psrees hssifh. he. eyes ere q sood
o.l and ct psnphis. ana see c cur, o. ooarb.
Bsonehiti.. Rhsamstism, Liver copplaint, scroiuls.
Al hmily medicine Il = unriyallsd. -
- soad, By MORTIMER q NOWRRxY lao
Saitimore street, baltimore. and 8Ol Broodvay. n.
foeh; 0H1R1ES ST0fT q co !. WIKRR, b
4O0&A D. 3. sCLARKE CLARKE q B0T
N2soK. kkLLQ7E, ~ Il AePARRSoN .W.sh.
ington; also, BY r. s. r. CISGRLi. Gsora : .
snd y @ Berry, AlsxaaaFia, and 81 Dsns.
"yWase@s aesTs6o bss s7sI9 rs eN1mB
-
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ERENCa NOys1s 4 ROMASOEs. n r.r,a,..
j. including those Of Dun as, sue, Fsvsi Rsi.ss,
mssseon, sand. Lsoonte, Merry, Kradns J, and man,
t,.sss o,S ana Pew; sons finely printed and Inn.
Ios price,. " 'nssPss editor: Tor ssle q yssy
y1-u5 "a ! :, -s-l 81 AHoh-
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CrRAYlp Nom he aabsesissr On shsseA ef
- june, De- bhet co v, witA nnmpAd hosns ssd
a very NOT a heaft "a her NrsneSA, ttrsight bxir
" hits tail, and white bag- end hases n oet Aay
where css God Der, or ssodioe bes tcHy r~ssAsrs
on I,n<tvseu 22d snd 33d streets, next door 20 -
Squies Iraftt Hones, WI be hbers1ly rewsrSea. -
HS-3ts INKS. BOWIE.
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ft'O HIRE-By the year CT for term of four Years
Il stout, healthy colored 6OH, about esvs ntsen
years Of age. accustomed to the care of horse AID
cirriege, and work farm. or would wait in he
house if desired. Address "a B." at this office.
= jy5-2ts -.
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NThA 4 ED or stolen from the subscriber or
- sunday, the I'd OF July, a middling sized sorr.l
HORSE, with . small scar over the right eye and !
saddle max on the left side Of bis hack, with tst
bind fes and front right foot white liberal ~
ward VIII be given to any person who will ret urr
him to ARMeLEA REED on X, betveen nth and
t2th streets, near the Asbury Chnrch -; :
2 iy 5-2tS ez-N
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ga REWARp-s1ayed or stolen from the sub
WCscrieer two weeks ago, a small red Cow, With
crumPled horns, tip Of her tail and hind feet White,
40 ear marks recollscted. She sas brought from
one Of the lower counties Of Maryland and she ma
have attempted to return. Any person who win
return her to me on 4th street, near High George
town, or give any information 30 that can ret her
rgsin, VII receive the shove feward.
! y 5-St" -. THOe. KEARNRe.