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xgw Yoax CONTEMPORARIES
NEW Yoxx, August q, LISA.

Essel lsss.isrsnes Of . Doctor The Csstis
..-Mse1st- Saiiine If eAs OaSisk 8dk efl
Wss-TAs City Ttaet Society SheeErg
Case Dysadfm Siehs-Ths Fra'iktiH-|
The Ffrssssns' Procession, dc.
Some Of The men of pills and plastsrs" are
getting into bad repute in this city. Yestsr-
day, the Coroner held an inquest on the body
of Joseph Connolly, barkeeper, aged SO
years, who came to his death in q strange
manner. 1t appears that Connolly was taken
sick apd sent for . Doctor Winters 10 prescribe
for him. The doctor did 90. but after taking
some Of the medicine the patient sens for a doc
tor Leonard Shubesger, WHO also prescribed.
The Jury returned verdict Of death BY CON.
gestive fever, fastened OF superinduced by the
injudicious interference Of Dr. Schuberger
during the attendance of Dr. E. T. Winters
During the past week, there were received
by the caterers for our markets, 1883 beeves,
1888 calves, 17,103 sheep and lambs, $40
swine, and 1913 cows-making total of n, OFT
animals, worth-valuing sheep at So, calves
and swine at S., beeves at $50, and COWS at
S3O-S33o, 537.
At 10 clock this morning the Danish frigate
Tordeashild. Com. Baron Dirkinck Holmfeld,
left for Copenhagen. On passing Bsdloe's
Island she honored the American flag with q
national salute. The compliment was acknowl
edged by a dip of the star spangled banner.
The City Tract Society, during the past
month. have employed n missionaries and
100 visitors; have distributed los .474 tracts,
SO bibles, and Ill testaments 322 volumes
have been loaned; lis children taken to Sab
bath school 80 persons induced to 60 the
church, II to sign the temperance pledge
and rs to visit the prayer meetings.
The examination of Isaac s. Queen, on the
charge Of committing q rape on the person oil
his step sister, Eliza Queen termin ated yester.
day in the comrnittal Of defend ant
Yesterday, in jersey City, q man name
johnson, while intoxicated, was carrying bis
child, girl ten years Of age, about tho street,
in his arms looking for physician, and the
child was in dying condition from anastack
of cholera.
Information has been received by the I'M,
derwrlters, that the steamship franklin has
been moved a short distance from whore sh
has lain imbedded in the sand and th at there
seems to be moro probability of getting her
of. All the working part of her machinery
has been taken out.
The corner stone Of the Firemen's Hall
on Mercer street. was laid yesterday afternoon
with imposing ceremonies A numerous rep.
resent ation of the fire department was present
The building is q lofty brick structure, the
walls Of which are now nearly up, aud is in
tended exclusively for the Transaction of bu.
siness connected with the Department.
The city is fast filling with strangers. The
large dry goods dealers are beginning to fee
the starting of the fall trade, which has beer
much prOtracted.
The talk now is, that the price of tic kets
for the Grisi and Mario operas will be five
dollars. Too much.
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FREAKS OF TEE TELEGRAPH.-Thel Lightning
line plays some queer freaks. We hnd the fol-
lowing tslsgraphic despstch in Western pa
per: zgf
There "a still chance Of the election Of
Cen pockey, whig, for Governor.
There may bs chance Of elscting General
Poeaey Governor Of NORTH Carolina: but the
chances are against that event taking place this
year. Poekey will have 70 try again.
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TEE NATIONAL ARMoRIEs.
We copy the following from the Baltimo
Sun of this morning:

We copy the following from the Baltimore
Sun of this morning: .
The citizens of Harper's Ferry, Va, held an
enthusiastic meeting on Friday night last, in
honor of the passage of the civil over the mil.
itary rule, which has heretofore predominated
at that place. Messrs. Faulkner of Virginia,
and Stanton and Perrit, Of Kentucky, were
present, and delivered eloquent speeches, and
as evidence of the feeling of the community,
the Spirit Of Jefferson is assured that 90 out Of
every 100 of the citizens of Harper's Ferry
were in attendance at the meeting. The &C
casion was enlivened by the strains of music
and there was, it is said; universal rejoicing Of
the people without respect to age, sex, or con-
dition.
We have no disposition to mar the amuse-
ments of any portion Of our fellow citizens;
but, at the same time, We should like to know
the cause before being made acquainted with
the effects Of the enthusiasm Of the somewhat
excitable inhabitants of Harper's Ferry. It
will be seen, from the subjoiued circular, that
the same general system of management which
has hitherto been denounced as tyrannically
oppressive, and the supposed adjustment of
which has caused so much rej,icing at Harper's
Ferry, is now officially recognized as the best
that is practicable
CIRCULAR.
Having been placed temporarily in charge
Of this ArDory, BY direction Of the Secretary
Of War, take occasion to announce to all per-
sons employed therein that the existing regu.
lations and the same general system Of man
agement which has been pursued for several
years past with results so uniform and bene-
fetal, are still in force, and will be adhered to.
ALI reports, returns, acquisitions, DC, will
continue to be made as heretofore.
T.. S. ALLEN,
Master Arluorer, in charge
U. S. ARMoRY, SPRINGFIELD, Aug. II, 1854
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u &AtsA 1ssvss xaiss b. 4. RuSkse. Ass.ts.
ant oasstssnssssr, wss pruiaent, First Lieut..
Willy O. Adams, Of the second regiment
Of artillery, VA arrsignsd and tried On the
charge Of drunkenness on duty. Having bssa
found guilty, he was sentenced to 30 "cssh.
Tered" and on the 18th instant the sentence
was duly CARRIED out. y
Another Considerable Dsfalcsticn. un.
derstand that the officers Of the Treasury have
discovered series of frauds committed by
one Of the collectors Of the customs removed
on the incoming Of the present AdministrP-
ton, slailar to those perpetrated by the late
Mr.. Richardson, when collector at oswego,
New York. As yet, they keep the matter very
close, doubtless with the view Of being very
sure of their game before pouneing on him and
his sureties.
Liability d Contractor. Certain eontrsc.
| tors for the supply of provisions on account Of
the United States, failed to comply with the
conditions Of their contract, and the United
| States thereby sustained injury to large
| amount. The Contractors made application te
| be discharged from their liability; but it wa.
held that no Head Of Department, or any
other officer of the Executive branch of the
Government had any power to discharge The
contractors from their liability; and that Con
gress alone can rightfully relieve them from it
An Army omcsr Resigned First lieuten
ant John B. Gibson, of the first Artillery, ha,
resigned, to take effect on the 2lst inst.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. oh yesterday, the 2lst of Aug.
| there were of Treasury Warrants entered OF
the books of the Department
For the payment of Treasury debts $92 272 81
For tho Customs ................ lO7, 9e7 o.
| Covered into the Treasury from
Lands. .it........ n,57S 06
| Covsred inte the Treasury from
Cusrcuas ........... COCOON. 23s q
| For the War Department. 1881 81
For the Navy Department. ....... $3.50 OF
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partment. ............,-..:.. 1900 OF
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PRETTY HARD TO SwALLow-The following
singular story about a cat and chicken appears
in the Worcester (Mass.) Transcript, of Au-
gust q ..5
"On the farm Of DR.. Heyhood, in this city,
is demonstrated cat, and Tabfy (as has often
pussy before herr has been by ruthless hands
robbed of her little family Now Tabby was
not to be deprived of the happiness of bestow-
ing her motherly care and attentions, and she
sought for something to console her in her
af1iction. Her attention was drawn to an
old hen who strutted about the premises in
pride OF her numerous progeny of chickens
Tabby thought 1t hard that biddy should have
so large family, while she. when in the full
gush Of m0therly affections, should be left
kittenless. She therefore bestowed her atten
tions upon two Of the chickens in such man
ner as to wean them entirely from their nat
ural parent and guardian and assume that
prerogative to herself Unfortunately, in an
ungusrded moment, while brooding her new
| charge, she oCerlata one of them and smoth-
cred 1t to death. This only increased her at
| tentions to the remaining one And she
can now be seen brooding and fondly
caressiny it, and, bestowins upon it her utmost
care. She will sake it in her mouth and con
vey it to where she wishes it to 90; she will
eat dough with it. and endeavor in all WAYS to
assimilate herself to it's whims But one thing
perplexes and grieves her-she cannot after
continuing all means in her power, induce it
nurse
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e We have received copy OF the pros
pectus of the new Know Nothing journal to be
published in this city. Its title is the came
rican Organ" to be published every afternoon,
at 10 cents per week, by the Rev. French S.
Evans, agent for the association, commencing
on the LIST of January next. If the conductors
only realize half they anticipate for tbeis
forthcoming Organ, they will do fine bust
ness. They may find, however, that no news.
paper calculation on paper, has 50 far eve,
been realized
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TIE SfEnsosoorI-This beautiful Instrument
and wonderful as beaunful-has been seised upon
BY the DaSuerrectypists, simPiifed and put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
TO restrain ones wsrmest enthusiasm, 80 astonsh.
ing Ia the result produced The object of vision
through the Stereoscope is no longer picture; It
has all The lineaments and peculiArities and pres
completeness with which this is done must be seen
to be believed. The emily place that We know Of In
the city whore Stereoscopic Dsguerreotypes can be
procured is WHI1REURsT's, on Pennsylvania avenue
this beautiful invention which squalls in fact what
we only read Of In the fabulous miracles Of Frisr
BacoA. ~
The beautiful Daguerreoeypes described above,
are daily sold at WRlTIHURsTs GALLERY, Pennsylvs.
nia avenue near ~ street.
H3- Use RAMproNs vIaxrABLs TIScruRI.-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF the Kidneya any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement of the systemi We but point You to
the thousands who have used the GREAT IEvIGoRA-
TOR. ,ss
In proof Of what we say above, We refer you to
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture." snd its effects
~ PREsERyE YouR HAR.-It is q melancholy
and startling fact that quite large class Of the
America people are bald, and that too at ON early
age and It becomes those afflicted 10 pause and ex-
anime the of Badness and them the remedy.
Emersons american Hair Restorative stands un-
r1ValIed for that purpose IL Is an Indian prepare
tion prepared purely on the scientific principles OF
the Red Man. and whs ever seen . bald headed In
dian! such a thin has never been known. =
Bee circulars, to DO had Of Druggists, giving par
ticulsrs. -........5.
Price 81, In large bottles. rs
Sold in Washington and Georgetown D. q, BY all
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas.
D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent,
Washington, D. @. -, -
G. 4. FISHER 90. Proprietors,
No. AZ Superior Street, Cleveland, o
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The CRoPs IN IRELANp,-From ireland tho
latest reports represent all the crops as matu.
ring abundantly. A gentleman who has
travelled through "the kingdom" as the Gal.
way Packet calls ireland, never saw the potato
crop in more flourishing condition. In con-
sequence of the abundance, it was expected
that the price Would fall 70 Sd or at least I'D
per stone. H4f
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. y The Baltimore Ansric41 Of yesterday
taxes as to task for asserting that the cholera
existed in Baltimore; denying our statement
In too. In reply, We simply state that when
We pennsd the Objectionable paragraph We
knew what ws were writing about. During
the past few days two of the relatives of the
junior editor Of this paper died in Baltimore
after few hours illness, the attending physi-
elan sssorred US these were cases of Asistic
Cholera. Another member Of the same family
has been .: the point of death With this disease.
Is The Am<,Iecn answeredl
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A MAN SHOT BY DoG.-A fatal accident
happened in Copoke, N. Y, on Sunday, the 9th
inst. Two mon were out hunting. One Petor
Fillmore had double barreled gun. He dis
charged one barrel and killed bird he then
brought the bait Of his gun to the ground with
the muzzle leaning against his left breast His
dog coming up, jumped with his fore paws
against him, and when his paws came down
they struck the trigger Of the other barrel,
and discharged the whole contents in his
breast, and lodged in his shoulder. He fingered
till Friday, the 11th, when he died.
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STRIKE OF THE SPITALFIELD WAIVERS
The last sdvices from England state that the
Spitslfeld silk weave rs turned out on the 7th
in body of six or eight hundred to solicit an
advance Of wages. 1t takes a man day-l4
or Is hours-to make yard of silk velvet, for
which he receives l2s. week The increase
asked for would mako his wages lbs 3d. a
week. Should the manufacturers resist the
demand, the weavers would refuse to return
TO work
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~ Aau1 AND rEvn Of three year, standing
OUHKD.-Mr. John Lensdon. now living at Beaver
Dam. Haoover county, We, near Richmond, bad
had chills tsice day, and rarely less than once:
pc ~ee psrcped With fe$sfs sooa 81 the chill lsf
him and alter trying physicians, qu,nine, most Of
thu Tonnes advertised, and everything recommended
to hin. vas about 70 give up IN despair, when Car
ter's Spanish Mixture was spoken of, be cot TIVE
bottles, but before he had used m.re than a ding .
one, he Was perfectly cured and has not had chin
or fever since.
Mr. Lcnedon II cn'y one out Of thousands vhc
have been benefited BY this great tonic, aterativ,
and blood purifier.
s.s6ee advertisement.
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In BAD ODoR.-John Wentworth is getting
into bad odor again in his district, the Chicago
one of Illinois, and DR.. John Evans has come
forward as an independent, anti-Nsbraska
Democratic candidate for the succession.
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I" LOOK TO THE SENATE. ''-Romulus M
Saunders has resigned his seat on the supreme
court bench of North Carolina.
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Hon. S. A. DoUGLAs.-Senator Douglas ha,
consented to address mass NEE ting at In.
dianapolis on the 9th of September.
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THosE In WANT OF kHApY-AApI CLOTHING
should, before purchasing e'sewhere, call at Nrah
walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they viii End materials Of Al kinds, oolors,
and qualities made up In the most approved styles
and at rices which cannot fail 70 induce them to
purchase. They have just received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and we'll made Duck
Drilling Coats, which have no comparison In th Ii
market, Their stock 10 well kept up, consisting of
everything belonging to . gentlemanis wardrobe,
together with boys' end servants' clothing.
A1'6PIINDD Plc1UIA-Thoeeof our readers Who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to pay vidt to Piumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. Hehason exhibition thsre some oboics
specimens Of the nsw art Of Dd0Hesvoxypja0 in on
There Ia portrait executed In this last style, q
President Pierce, thai rejects great ossdit on thu
artist, every llnsamsnt thereof giving uSshks e1-
preston. Me-. Plumbe II rsckonsd among the Arsl
pagusrresn Etst Of oar uus M ~
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e rhs Niagara FaiiI Gazette states that
no cholera or cholera symptoms have bssn
heard Of at the Fslls OF In it, vicinity tsr The
Pas, tBo yeeks
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To Be cLosED.-The port Of Zs1a, Cuba, is
to be closed to foreign commerce on and aftel
the LIST September
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trus-tAas indigestion "a The parent Of . large pm
peelna g Ne Atal dissAsss pyssutefy, disrrhoes,
en6asra morbrs, liyR spmplaiHt, and many Other
diea.sss snaueatsd in the dsy taspsetor's weekly
catalogue = Deaths, ars gsosfsssd by indigestion
hlons 1hini Of 1hsi eyepepcsI think Nc 10 81 vhs
su1lr hon &soedsrSd Eomsohs, and II ron are VII
ing % b guided By advice, founosd upon -.peri
enee resort q a. (don't dslay dAy) 70 HoOrsnd,
0saIaa battsrs prsparsd b. d.. d. II. Jackson,
xn,on, g IN alternative curative, and invieorant
nifeers; and knew that that they sfe excellent for
the diseases Specified above Rcr sale BY dealers In
medicine evervvhsrA s,a
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FIRE AT RIcRsoND.-On Monday night q
FIRE broke out at Richmond, Va, which CON.
sumed the four story tobacco factory of Gentry
Hatcher, and the tobacco store Of J. W. At.
kinson. Loss $4,000 each, but insured 10
some eYt6nt
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~ HAsfNASs HEADACHE REMEDY has never yet
ALLIED to cure sick headache. Call for proof Of this
ct Gr1MAN's Drug Store
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ET The acht Am erica 10 advertised for sale
ct GospOrt, England, with al her costly and
elegant eauipments.e
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THEATRICAL The Front Street Theatre,
Baltimore, re-opens on the 18th inst, with Mr..
Harvey Tuokstt a. the Lessee, and W. s.
Frsde'icks - stage manager. Mr.. D. P. Bow
ere and lady are engaged for leading business
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e Three Russian ships laden with Circss-
sian girls have been captured by the allied
fleets in the Black Sea, and taken into Varna.
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MISS Y0UNVs Summary.

Orner OF 18th and streets, West End.
I'VE duties Of this school, for young ladies, win
i Be RESUMED on MONDAY, September 4th.
every facility will be afforded Tor thorough in
English, in connection with the French Language
Tsrms, Per quarter Of twelve weeks for 'he senior
eaaa. .; Primary Class 81 French, In addition, g.
aug 2l-eoSts q .
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The New CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CUBA.-
Gen, Jose de Ia concha, the newly appointed
governor of Cuba, is said to be perfectly in
imical to the Americans, and when in Office
before he excited their bitterest auimosity by
his conduct towards them. He was also
charged with being an abettor Of tho slave
trade and . recipient of its profits:
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49, Great Council I. O. OF r.. NJ
US There will be a meeting Of the Great Council
Of the District Of Columbia, on WEDNESDAY. sd
instspt at Island Hall The members are request
ed to te punctual 10 sttendonce. IS there will be
business Ct Importance to transact.
By order CT the Great sscbem:
WIN. P. BROWN,
aug 22-2ts @. @ X. a c. d G.
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25 CENT DAGJERREOTYPES.

TUE chs apest best, and only plsos in the city is
Il at the old stand Of J. ]. Woodbridge, Pa. ave-
nue., where you can get most perfect and Hfs-like
likeness, beautifully color~d and finished for toe
small sum OF Is c-nts We have two Of the best Cd
orators in the United States. While the poits and
geutlemAnly attendance Of Prof Frank Steel Tai
lusdge, makes II agreeable to al who may wish to
favor us with their patronage. =
aug 2l-eosrs' @. y. STEWART, Prop'r.
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lust kECEIVED at HOODS Jsvslrv
u stnrs, = lot Of ans Jswelry.
Also, very fps SlLVER TEA SB1T, entirs.y
new .ttern, which win he sold very low. Cell and
So fof yourselves.
hsYeSue, between ~ and 9th strssss. !.
spg&f IS
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M Washington Light Infantry
A specsl meeting Of the Corps viii h- held At
II lII the armory. on tn URsDAY EVENING, Gath
" " instant. At II O'Clock.
1t 10 earnestly r-Quested that every member viii
b. present business of the greatest importance 10
the Company will be presented for their considers.
tion. ........s
By order: B. =. BEERS, Fec.
Aug E3-2ts
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81 TO THE VOTERS or THE FIRST WARD
respectfully decline being candidate for seat In
ths Common Council at the election to be held on
next Monday. T. NJ. p. KING.
aug 2S-3t
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GENERAL ScoTT FOR PREsIDEEr AGAIN -
"Potomac," the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Patriot, says that political
movement is going on there, and in other sec
lions Of the country, which has for it's object
the thorough reorganization of the Wing party
and the running Of General Winfield Scott for
President, and Hon. John Bell for Vice presi.
dent, at the election in 1856.
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,

GOO boxes, asserted sizes 4 qualities.
JNHE subscriber has just received two importations
i of WINDOW GLASS from Antwerp, selected
express ~ for him, Of superior qualities, from BY
10 to 80 By 50 inches. The stock on hand ID at this
time nearly 900 boxes
Merchants and Builders CA now get supplies In
any quantities upon the very best terms and Of any
required size =;
Orders for French pate Glass, "tolisbed crystal
for store or parlor windows executed at short no
tice =.
Stained Glass for tranrons, and Enamelled Class
Tor side lights Of Hall doors executed with reason
able dispatch and upon moderate terms.
X. 81. MILLER,
aug 23-eo2W Alexandria, Va.
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SELECT PRIMARY SCHOOL.
VNHE MISSES QUINCY having re moved TO the
i northwest corner Of 9Th and Z streets, will be
resdy for the reception of pupils on MONDAY. sep
tember 4th. aug 22-lvs
FOR SALE-Tbe sloop GEO. VASE
INGTON, lying at 18th ct Wharf. sh. Ia In
gov sailing order. Seven tons freight. For farms
enquire at the corner 18th and & streets
aug Aft
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BAD CoAL.-Gen. ]. Watson Webb, who was
passenger in the Baltic in her last passage
to Liverpool, enters, on the part of his fellow
passengers, strong protest against the bad
character Of the coal used by the steamer
Gen. Webb expresses the opinion that with
Cumberland or Welch coal the Baltic would
have made the passage to Liverpool in nine
days and six hours.
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AS- TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST WARD.
CHA& a. D-9PLS having consented to become a
candidate to I'LL the vacancy occasioned BY The
death Of o. 8. Paine, Esq, be win be supported b y
special election to be held on the csth inst.
aug IL
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~ Temper asce Meettng.-o Columbia
l3 District rent viii hold public Temperance
Meeting en- THURSDAY EVENTNG, the 24'h inst.
as the Methodist Protestant Church. 9th street, ut
N o'clock. The H. 9, R. Of the Order, EDWARD A.
sucER, will deliver the opening Addre s. and will
bs followed by speeches from Distinguished mem.
beers Of the High Tent from different sections of the
country. THE COMMITTEE.
aug OFT