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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

tsi Nsw YdnK, august II, 1854
The National Dsn,oera, in a bad soay-1N
M&skets-A rich scsns at tho Station
Houss-Hlnsss Of Judgs Ednso~as-Dtafh
of Young N.zon-IHs Snobs Moring.
The National Democrat is fast dissolving
in the weakness Of its own rufianism. Friends
it hes none, readers few and far betweea ;
and its msndacious and mendiosnt course is
more subject of amusement than matter for
serious rsbuke. Like the organ grinder and
his monkey, the Rev. Chauncey never plays .
tune without "handins round the hst - Is his
supporters know to their cost. az, =, = 90 :.
The celebrated bark sGrapeshos,y captain
Baxter, from the Southwest Pass, arrived at
this port on Wednesday evening, in ballast,
consigned to Geo. Law. She brings back the
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PERSONAL.

90. 1t would seem, from the statements OF
the Philadelphia correspondent of the Cincin.
natl Enquirer, that Beale, the dentist, is moi
novice in the crime with which he is charged
That correspondent says: About year age
he sought to violate tho person of young gir
when under the influence of ether, but who
was reused and fed homo. She told her mo-
Their, "a widow who communicated the fact te
a male friend. That friend advised NO expo
sure Of his villainy, for the sake of the ri rl
but repaired to Beale's house, gave him the
cow-skin freely on his back, and then thu
sooundrsl, fearing the scorn which would fall
on bis wife and children if exposed, sat down
and drew up paper, in which he agreed neve,
to administer ether or chloroform to a lady IN.
less her friends we're present, which paper the
villain signed" ~
80. The New Orleans Delta, in announcina
the public alton Of Mrs. Harriet Beeoher Stowe ,,
new book, says: "
at is oar candid opinion that no Southerne,
should purchase anything from the pen of thi
lying old bag,' or add in any way TO her al.
ready disseminated gains" .et
We are no admirers of Mrs Stowe: but we
object to the application of the word " bag" to
any elderly lady, no matter how silly or mis-.
chievous she may be.
80. The following letter speaks for itself
TWAS received by the editors Of tho Baltimore
Annsrtean from gentleman residing in the
West: :
"Esteemed Friend II enclose you
dollars, which you should have had years ago,
but for my nisfortunes in losing ali had
yes hundreds, ana may say thousands more
than abby endorsing for my friends and
their failure to pay. l have had to work hard
TO pay Others debts, but am nearly through.
[ am getting old, and want to try to pay all,
whether called for or not"
....Among the arrivals at Willards' last
evening, was Mr.. Fabens. our Commercial
Agent at dreytown, and his lady. q.
ION. Bradner Smith, of the firm of n.
Smith 4 Chapman, has been arrested at New
Orleans, on the complaint of Mr.. O. Livandais,
paying teller Of the Southern Bank who
charges Smith with haGng drawn 81, SOB 81
from that bank. while he lad, it is alleged, but
81, 100 10 on deposit. -......... -.
....An election was held on tho l4th inst.
in the town Of Watervliet, N. Y, for the pur.
pose Of slecting q supervisor in the place Of
Dillon Beebs, Esq, deceased, which resulted
in the election Of Gilbert J. Vanzandt, "Know
Something" by sA majority over M. L. Tay.
lor, know Nothing" --
80. Tho Swan Tavern, at Richmond, Va,
has been sold to Mr.. Isaac A. Goddin fol
$2O,64O |
-. Near Paris, Illinois, i've or six months
ago, George Hodge committed suicide by cut.
ting his throat A few days since Sophia
Hodge, his widow, killed herself by taking
arsenic. ...s.. -. ~ .
80. Baysrd Taylor and Julia Dean IRE at
the Revere House-Hon. Charles Gsyerre, the
distinguished historian of Louisiana, is at Ma
hant-Grace Greenwood and Miss Davenport.
the actress, at Lynn. = -
-. Rev. J. +, Headley delivered an ora
ton At Bennington, VT, on Wednesday last.
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THr 8THKIoscoPR-Ths beautiful instrument
and wsnderful a. beautful-has been seized urpp
by the sagusrreotspists, simplifsd and put betj-e
the PuhEc for general adopdon. On viewing be
appl'cai Of st to Dagusrreoype pictures 1t lie hsrd
Ing Ia the result produced The object OF vis;en ssn
through the Stereotype is no longer . picture. it
has sl he iioeauents, and peculiarities and pres.
snce OF the living subject, only less in bise Inc
completeness with which this is dDns must be ssen
to be believed. The snly place that We know Of in
the city where stereoscopc Dsgusrreotypss can he
procured is HIfEaU1sr's, on Panns ylvsuia avenue
The world is indebted 10 Professor WHRArsrosI for
this BEAUTIFUL invsntion which equals, In fact what
bacon. y
The beautiful Dsguerreotypes described sbore
are daily sold ct WHITEHURsfs galley, Pennsgl.t
MIA avenue near ~ street. a.
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~ +, (REPoRrED FOR THE STAR
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY COURT,
AUGUST TERM-NINTH DAY.

ACoCoA UA4s
Commonwealth Va. Courtenay--Attempt II
fire the carpenter.shop Of ], 7. Him. Fud
stien for the Commonwealth, and Messrs.. Col
don and Brent for the defence-Mr Gordon
moved to quash the indictment, as the intept
was not set forth clearly; but the motion was
Some half dozen witnesses were
examined, when, after able and eloquent al.
gument BY the counsel, the case was given b
the july, who rendered q verdict Of guilty. bdk
recommended the prisoner to the mercy Of ttte
court The court sentenced the prisoner to SIX
months imprisonment in the county Jail, ana
united with the jury in recommending him b
the clemency of the Executive. Some civil
cases were then disposed of, and the court ad-
Jour ned stne dis -. s1t ~ .rf-t,- - ---l.
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tue-that indigestion Is the parent Of q iarre p}o
portion OF the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrho
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated IN the city inspectors weehy
alone. Think Of that dyspeptics think Of 1t ain vke
guher from disordsred stomachs, and If you are Vii
ling to Be guided BY advice, fouposd upon expefi.
enoe resort at once don't delay tay) to Hoofands
German Btttsrs, prepared by DR.. G. N. jackson
which, as An Alternative, curative. ana inriccrsr
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried Tie
Bitters; and knew that that they are excellent br
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers an
medicine everywhere an
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E1- PRESERVE Your HArR.-It is q melancholy
and startling fact that quite large class Of The
American people are bald, and that too at an early
age, and 1t becomes those afflicted to pauDe and eI.
auine the causes of tsldness and then the yessedy
Enaerson's American Hsir Restcrctirs' stands IN.
rvalled tor that purpose. 1t is an Indian prebara
ton prepared purely on the scientific principles OF
the Red Man, and whe ever a bald headed In
dlans such thin & has never been known.
See circulars, to be had Of Druggists, giving par
toulsrs.
Price 81, In large bother. -' Va. d.
Sold in Washington and Georgetown D. c., By all
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas
D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
Washington, D. O. 7d-- ~ Naf &C
q. 3. FISHER co. Prourietors,
No. ~ Superior Street, Cle7eland, o
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MILITARY AND CIVIC SOIREE.
4r ESPCTA,S r..
GRAND MOONLIGHT
Excursion and Concert.

INHE Leader and Members Of "Rspptass Bspd~ re-
spectfully announce 10 their friends aud the
public OF Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra
That they have made srranveuenis for GRAND
EXCURSION AND MUSICAL SOLREE to take
pace on AONDA after noon, August 2lst.
They have chartered the popular steamer GEO.
MAsHlSGT0N, and secured excellent caterers in
the Supper, Ice Cream, Cake, and the Refrssameut
line II - -
The 1sader has obtained from the celebrated crm-
poser, Graf Wheeler, Of New York, new solo, ex-
pressly for the occasion, which be viii perSerm on
the Sax Horn: Passing Mount Vernon the Rand
VIII play wsshington's Grave, ard during the trip
give several beautiful airs will be stated In the
programme. = -
The Boat viii leave Georgetown at L wsshis eton
al = Navy Ysrd az 8, ard Alexandria at az o'cioct
Officers and members OF Military Companies are
respectfully requested to appear In uniform.
Tickets Submitting g-ntlsman and ladies 10
De MAJ ct the Wbarves and any member OF the band,
omaiItee Of arrangements.
Ispota, 0Brien,
Hsperty, y Esputa,
Talstsvnl. Jayss. -a L.-
occasion. 70 tns
supper p oe ats. Refreshments ut civ pr,,ss
should the weather prove unfsyorabls. The .ycr,,
Sion WIZ 1ske place on The first lair day the resf ter
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&S-The First Grand PIE Mo to be GIVEN
by the White Rose Club ut the Arlington springs
On MONDAY. August 2lst, 1851. Tickets 81 s., nd.
uniting gsptiemss and ladies, to Do had Of any Of
the Mansgsrs or at tee bsat on the morning Of
oisSy. - -. ,, s.I,F.,''. -. - II
Rrofpsris Band has been engaged for the occa.
hon Or -vtil.az 5n5 ii Lrs --.,5 -, aug 1S-2tt
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NOTICE
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

NOTICE
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
ON the SECOND day of September, 1854 viii be of
~ fered f,r ssle, TO the lowest bidder, the erec-
iiol q COUNTY JAIL. to be built in the TowN
rylsnd, Of the following dimensions: =
lst-To he built Of stone, so by z6 feet, two sto
ries hign-the FIRST stor, to be nine feet in clear
second story to be eight feet in ciearws,ls to b.
M.-To be divided into four rooms, of equal size
Two on the first floor and two on the SEQ pd-vitb
nass' &c eight feet wide on the first and second
floors.
sa.-At one end Of the upper passage there Is to
the window in said rom On the inside nd an iron
door. 80 rs to make it a dungeon. ssid door ,nd
window to have holes sufncient to ventiiate the
room. '@-'-- y NV
An An the Inside Doors ieasips,n said rom, N
As made q aat iron bars, i've epaTt, Ven NV.
ah.-Ths partition walls s{e to Be Of stone or
brick. Ae Va
6th.-There are to b. I've windows In f.on,-,,o
oelowand three abovs. Six on the bsck-thre- be.
low and three above; one in the g, bic end in the
passage up stsirssll Of said windows TO be lights
ten ov twelve inches, with stone stills and heads
with iron bars one inch and quarter square. five
inches apart, running through the heads and sills
OF each window. with four nat iron bars Of sufficient
size for same. one and quarter inch bars to pa.s
through each Hat bar, to extend across the wind VS.
dde. - -, - N'' '
7th--The outside door frame 10 be Of stone. With
two doors-one Of iron bars, the same a. the frsHe
doors-one Of osk, double and well rivetted to
gether. 49, ia 3 : 49, = -
Sth All of the doors to have the best locks and
hinges suitable for such purposes - ust
9Th Every window in said building 10 have
framss, Ssh and glass, four hehts TO fight on the
inside Of the iron bars
loth-Fioors to be of the best yellow pine, upper
ceiling josts to be not more than SIX Inches aparts
!lth.-1here sre to Be two aues ON the gable ends
suitable for stoves-also, four lead pipes ia each
room, With proIer fxtures worked Into the wells
ssid lead pipes leading 10 sewer t, carry OFF tte
filth. &c ..r 81 80 -..- -
g. 12th-Ths OF TO be covered over with slate,
lSth-Ths above, named building to be finished
complete, inside plAstered and the whole .rk one
In good, Substantial, and workmsnliks manner. 10
te approved by the UNDERSIGNED commits :ionerr.
Terms Of payment made known ON the dsy of the
sale The purchaser TO give bond, With security to
be approved By the mmssioners, for the faithful
Performance OF said contract. .r.t-. s.T.'- -
Sale at 10 o clock m at the Court House door, IN
the Town Of Upper Marlboro. a.. - =
q ..--s "a, 2 = WILLIAM A. JARBoE,
-- s,ar'.,--.. CLEMENT hill
e - u, ger WILLIAM B. BOWIE, /
b, aug lS-Qto- rr55 Com miss;os
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SOAYENGER,S NOTICE

k'hE second District. second Ward, ia bounded nv
4 tne ioiovina; From 18th street. along Bound.
ary to 10th street, themes along 10th to ST. NORTH
hence sl'ng to 18th, thence along 18th to D #,
nOrta, thence elong to ls1< thence along i,l< ,o
tnsn canal, thence along the canal to loth tssrss
along 18th to y, thence dong = istS. tssncs !,
the boundary. s~|N' " !"
>, Notices let q TIE psayhs places VII met with
prbmpt span Nons 49, II" y 81
nf. s1pls corner and 10Th streets
Mf, BAR, corner llth and NJ strsets --
: Jos ID. Wicks corner N Y avenue ana ,e<, "a
: j. Reeds corner 18th and f. f.
IN a. LsPrsnx, corner 18th ana Pc svsaus,~
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= Ts- 8. & B. B. LEVY. booksellers, No
, g high rtrsss, Portsmouth,, Va srs the sgsnt.
for the Eusning Star for that town and the
city Of Norfolk Psrsons desiring the paper
win be served BY the carriers, upon leaving
name and residences With the assnts- ..'5D p.
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~ Use HAMproN's YraEfABlH TIS1uRx.-fIsve
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the systemf We but point YOU 10
the thousands who have used the GREAT IsyiaoRA-
TOR. ..-, 49, - % -.
In proof Of Whist we say above, we refer you TO
fiHampton's Vegetable Tincturs,n and ita effects
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~ AGuS AND PrvER Of three years standing
CoREn.-Mr. John LSngdon. row living at Beaver
Dam. Hanover county, We, nsar Ricbmoud, Lad
Ague ard Fever for three years. most OF the time b.
hal chills t.ice day, and rarely less than once;
he parchel with fevers soon as the chill Left
him and after trying physicians qunine, most of
the ronics advel tissd, and every thing
to hiua, was about to give up in despair, when Ca.
bottles, but before he had used more than sinse
one, he was perfectly cured, and hss not had kEin
or fever since.
Mr.. Lengdon is only one out Q! Thousands who
haze been benefited by this great tonic alterstve
and blood purifier. s,. I'D. -.
hs<See advertisement / 3. II
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Ar6PIlNpD P1cfuRIa-Thoseof our readers WHO
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail to pay viait to Piumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. Hshssen exhibition there some cbaice
specimens Of the new art Of DGsEsyssotypiSg ~ on
which for beauty and excellsncs are inoomps liable
There Ia portrait executed, in this last styk OF
President Pierce, that reflects great credit On the
artist, every iineament thereof giving life like e.
preston. MIR. Plumbs Ii feckoned among the. first
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar 3d.
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KASs4s JochkAL.-Th first number Of the
Ans sssspaper In Kansas has been issued. III
Is called the :" 0mahaw. Arrow and II Pdb-
,ished By J. Z. and J. VI. PssssOn.
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u Law. Badger, Esq, has retired from TIE
Portsmouth Globe, and leaves 3. F. Hyde,
Esq, alone in the editorial chair. -ss,.
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N~ Attention! Pioneer Club You
OAS are rslr estsd to meet ct Temperance Hail on
SATURDAY., August 18th. at o'clock, as business
OF importancs wili be brought before ths meeting.
Eyry one who considers himself member Is re:
9uested to be present or bis pams viii be stricken
fpom ths roll. CHA6 LEHMAN,
aug IRA secretsr-
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e snov yS,aner to be put 90 the nuts
bstwce D Boston and &. John Is called tho Al.
s,side, and WIN cost sss 900 In New York.
she is Q nne boat 49, pa
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FIDDLEDEDEE - There is to be grand
tournament at Buffalo Springs, MeckIsnbufg
county, Va, on the 7th of September.
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~ Capt samuel Drake, svsssraa sports
nnan, ,hss discovered thatwashins the face and
hsnds il lemon juice tssps Of the mosquitoes
They donS like the acid " ~ s-''.-' u
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B On Saturday last the steamboat Alabt.
milan was destroyed by FIRE at tho wharf b,
Louisville. - -.--s- v4e1.. |
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GXTESsIvE
BOOT q SHOE ESTABLISHMENT

|
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMrNT
- just opened In Iron Hail.
- r. HOOVER has lifted nm I'm -
Ss alu ANuve 50 e. the is,ge and spscSous
st I's sr 10 1T in, n Tall PrnDsy;,snis ave-, BET
perhaps the largest and best selected ssocs ~ D..
ane enoss ever exhibited in this city - D''o
s sns denomination of the understand so
ry other Of the kind I'm the corntrs Wl.s eve
Mew ne mas made arrangements for a r>yu ~ sn,
ply OF every article In his line of bus;ress ,,,h
70 fa.u-. 1910 manofsc.urers in this country, and
~ iotu7e every variety Of BOOTS and SHOES To-
be found. ~ ~ 'o'ts may here
40 expense has been spared in fitting nm th,.
Aoefhment 90 es 30 make IL attls ctiy- .s = ,I.
susiness He win spare no Effort to NJ. pMS-oi
y, puonc patronage. His prices shall be mod
eTs. approximating closely az possible 10 H..
Of the mAnufscturefs w ]1ose
osiI es following are among the articles just ~
FOR LADIES.
'A' oi0nie and ooored CATERS, thick snd thin
White aud back satin Slippers, and rr,,,., Ella
"a Slippers -Au Anenn Hid
french and American Morocco and Kid s,,pns,,
T Mo5occo Walking Shoes of every variety
sn mgss, enameled and worked, French aus
Jenny Lind Bustins, Polhas, and otbsr ,,,s.. =,
Dress Shoes '' :. s's'ss %
'--' = - r. K
FOR GENTLEMEN. e-.-s
French %e Patent Leather Boots A.r..
p Calf prss. Boots. ns .a sses sn sss s.
G.t.,s DO 40 and patent ssthsr Oxford TYes
Goth Caters, Sisck and colored ..u
Ane'aS,sa Sp french patent leather scres ,,,ts,s
and s ses Ue common fOOss and shose, r.sged
yn,,, ioR YOUTHS, MISSES q CHILDREN
hoasos Lumpe, Dress shoes and Root. ~ h-sr,;s,
Ss,s..., y,se, and of every quality
nissk and coored Caters, slipners ws,s.
~ n ing SHOES Of latest patterns
,o,. Ssnoes, embracing every style and quality
FOR BOYS
nave made particular srrsngsmeuts Gar th,s Al.
c.,s Zen OF my business Bere, then, let the Bow
come Iof just such shoes a ther xu.y 49, -
winch have heretofore been so dt6bcnIt m a. ANU
-, FOR SERVANTS. .-.--tS.i
MY astortment cf eervantS Shoes NJ al A,a,
large and very complete - Aiis "
=, respectfully reqaest Of nv o,d eus,ornsrs .,a
tne citisens generally Of Meaningless eso..., .nu
AiessadIA, Proee Georges, Mopteoms,y' ~ ,hs
suifsundfng country: alan o ranesrs ,is,tsnr the
u'y, 70 isvor me with Q call before npr,s..,ec
- 80 make no particular pledges b,t bopae bv
sn deaang oy rol Is attention ana by devotion =.
ousiness 70 chslesgs the connds % Sf al. and -
-, =, Iron Hal Boot Shoe Hsts hl,ssm,1.
Pa svesus, between 9th ana Ion str.rs.
snR le-aiwkeo2v 70 r'JssI8 : =
gssn. losslEssnosr, News, Sentinel and Bait,
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NIE have just received large and general as
w sortment OF neW GOODS, consisting OF
Cloths Cassimers. Csssinets, Kentucky y~ana Elan.
oeie, Muslin de- Laps. dark prints, blranhed and
hams, Apron Checks, Fed 1ckings Shifting, Stripes,
Also, large assortment Of ladies and gents Cot
ton Hosiery, chilirens WOOL. and Cotton Rosiery
knitting Farm, Knitting and Tidy Cotton and N any
other desirable goods suitable to the season.
49, .> ". EGAN & SON,
No, 3, south side Pa ave., Sd door from It'll St
aug lX-6t
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"a = The New Orleans Delta, Of the 7th COM
plains Of the general atagnation Of bu,iness in
thst city. is2' -i.c- fz5- s--q Is. ,.. 81
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~ THOSE IN WANT OF READY-MADE CIc1HIsG
should, bs fore purchasing e'tewhsre, call 1t NJ ali
Walker 4 Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
where they will find materials Ct all kinds cslbrs
and qualities, made up in the most approved sty les
ard at prio-S which cannot fal To induce them to
purchase. They h.ve inst received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and well M d. Dlck
Drilling Goats, which have no comparison in fLis
market Their stock Is well kept up, consisting Of
everything belonging to . gentlemsn's wardrobe,
together with boys and sarrsntS clothing
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~ FIRST WARD-Aessrs. Editors III asa s..
nouncs z. NJ. p. KING, ESQ as @ candidate iof the
yscany in thu Bnsrd OF Oonmbn Council nom the
First Yield, and he VIII b. supported by S
aug lT-ts Many v0TERs,A
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DEArH FRoh SPARRIss.-As the steamboat
Idiuburg was spsrnng ever Buckhorn Bar,
iAi.sisipP rivsTj on the sth inst, the sapstan
gaze way and killed several Of the hands
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~ joe sHLLING,0H reserves all the New Enks
and Newspapers NIB fast es publithed. He il ssent
or Har. er's and al the other Magazines, and bur
readers Will always find q large and gcoa sssert
ment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store Odeon Building corner Off street and Penn
sylv2nla aVsnuf. -.-. aug 10
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Hor ESo6sh.@In St. Louis. ON Friday after
noon last, the mercury rose 10 80 in the shade
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~ NRsT WARD.-COMAON OOUNcIL-
AssTs Edttors: In amounting The name Q cur
much esteemed fellow citizen, LUTHER R. sMOoT,
. candit ate f,fs 0 seat In the BoaIi Of Common
Qo1netl from this Ward. now vacated BY the death
OF O. 8. Paine, you viii obligs many warm friends,
election ,....-.,,..7e a.. aue IA -fes
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TIE VERY LAsr.-The last I.m Of the New
York Tribune is bringing ont Col. Benton 70:
Congress in some northern abolition district
nas thai Missouri has shaken Of Old Bullion.
/" lie lives" says tho Tribune. . mainly ct
Washington, and may easily become an inhab-
liant Of any State that desires the honor Of
seeding him to Congress. He may become a
resident of the very district hat Offers to choose
him, bat that Is not necessary"
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II Under the head Of g w anted ia Arkan-
sas, Smiths Herald enurnerstss 5oo, 900 good,
Industrious farmers, to till the land that is now
lying al over the State. The land is first
rate, water excellent, and the health good
The land will produce cotton, corn, wheat
rys, osts, barley, potatoes, and eyery kind of
vegetables that growsiD the United States. The
lands ere nov open, resdy and waiting. ..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18

PsoF. SrowE.-Ths Salem Rsgisssy says
his gentlsman, who has . VOC registered in,
Aesasn. not 10 shave bis beard antl the fugi-
dive asye law is repealed, has nox upon his
face and chin gro~th of human fleece, which
makes bin sesembls ons of the ancient petri-
.,chs .r.E .-- .gt.. + Y .. ..-E..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18

~ EAsfMN'S HIADAcHI REMEDY has never vet
hiled to cure sick headache. Call for proof Of thir
At GILNAN's Drug stora. =