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A0A most beautiful. choice, and varied sssor,
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has ju,
BEEN opened by Noah Walker 4 o., proprietors q,
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
Our citizens, IS well - straugers, should, by ap
means give them trial - their goods are made u,
In the very best manner and most fashionable style
Their stock consists Of full dress and business suit
f1s black and colored Cloth frock and dress Coat
rich Vestings, &c., with selection Of Furnishirf
Goods not surpassed In the city for beauty and syl
Particular care and attention has been paid to tbs
Boys and Youths Department.
their prices are uniformly low, and We say 10 on
and all. call on them before purchasing ELSEWHERE
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~ A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner Of 3D. st.
an Indiana avenue IL prepared to al al orders 70,
Doors, Sash. Blinds, Mouldipgs, &c.
Turning In wood, such as Balusters, and Nevela
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach
makers. 'a
large quantity Of the above articles On hand a.
low prices.
Also, . lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers, Shelving, &c. ap4eo3m
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GREAT RACE ACKNOWLEDGMENT High
heats over the National Course, New York, to-
morrow, at three O'Clock, P. NJ for the club
purse Of So 0OO
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~ SMrfHs DTsPEPsIA CORDIAL This delciou
compound is offered q positive in all cases o
Dyspepsia. or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
Certificates Of extr4ordinAry cures accompany escl
bottle. II IL entirely veg table aod free from an,
dsleterious substance. For sale by Q. d. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Wash ngton, and wholesa,'
and retail by Dr.. SMITH, Is and 20 South 18th st.
Philadelphia. may s-n
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SHIP BUILDING AT NEW YoRK.-Since the
LIST Of January there have been launched al
this port rs steamers, IL ships, barques, 4
briggs and 8 schooners and there are now on
the stocks 10 steamers, 10 chips, S barques,
briggs and 8 schooners
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Two COOP ONEs.-The London Punch must
be held responsible for the following:
National Sympathy.-When the gallant
Ssh (Connaught Rangers) landed at Scutari,
their enthusiastic devotion to tho Sultan s
cause knew no bounds when they heard that
the loftiess title by which he was known to the
Turks was the Paddy Shaw"
Anticipated Epitaph on tho Car" To the
memory If Nicholas, Emperor of all the Rus
sias. And even here he lies'
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ANOTHER CHANGE.-The New York Free
mans Journal, which some time since changed
from q weekly to q semi weekly paper, An
nounces its intention to appear hereafter, as
Q weekly again.
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GOO REWARD-Sto'e en- from the subscriber O,
D6O the 2eth instant, a gold patent lev 7
WATCH. The jews: that holds the centre post In
the chain wheel is broken; jewel that holds thu
anchor IL also b oksu. Tn re Ia gold chsin he
together by open rings, zeal attach, 70 the watch
fen dollars viii be gwen for the arrest of the thief
and ten dolla,s for tn reayary of The Wat~h if lett
at this Office at FORESTS JsWelry Store, 7th st.
il 3a-8s
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CHOLERA IN WHEELING.-We learn from a
gentleman, direct from Wheeling, that the
cholera was prevailing In that city to an alarm.
ing extent. On the day our informent left, six
cases had occurred.
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u he Charleston folks got up parade
on Tuatay last, in honor of the anniversary
Of the bttle of Fort Moultrie.
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
fo1 TIE 4th or JULY,
re YHH
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION: or

FORT WAsHLNGToN& MT VERNON
Pref. Prospsri's Cernst Band an.
8ased for the Day.
The Steamers eBo. WASHING
k TON and TnOs OOILYYR VII MI
eight uips 10 he Whifs House P.vijIon M W.,
ooa. and Fort Wsshipgton. on the FOrRTH IN
JULf; leaving Washington and Aie1snd. IA :, u
following hours:
Leave Washington stsk,s ok,n,a "a spA1
Ies,s Alex.ndri. at, sx 10 ny az, sx,g<.
and IL o'clock. IL - 80
81 coscbss leave ths Capitol and pcs 40 ths
avenue. Fare 10 cents. & 1-a- rE
R,freshmeuts viii Be provided BY three e-terrs-
one In the dining room and I've osAsn In In orovs
A.y one Wishing 1t can take their own refresh.
merits With then. Tu-rTE ---FE -...-..
- Parties Wishing 20 land q Fort ws<hirgsou,
can 90 So tia beau.ifal plAee TO spend the Gay.
rar. H r the round "Trip 20 tie White A-ues 90
NJ vsshaogoo, 90 ceuts-cbildren hsr price TO
a. os tnon aaa spend The day at the white Houfe,
Refreshments on eseh bost
~. ms wishing to got there saiy take the nrst
Prof Prosperrs oorn.t Band d .nxas.d for d.
No spurious liquors TO be cold o, the boa. ., a,
TIC fsVinon JOB C0~sOf,
SAMUEL ak,KRY,
JeIN Cnntsins
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Iss.-Hon. Mr.. Oliver, NJ. G. from
Missouri, eclines a reelection.
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A TROUT FIsHING EDIToR-The editor Of the
Albany Register has taken brief leave Of the
sanctum for the trout fishing delights Of Tup-
per's Lake. He thus describes the modus
opero',di Of catching " tee Founders"
sLong strips of bark are peeled and tied
together, to make sort Of cable. to one end of
which stone is fastened as an anchor, and at
the other piece Of light wood 10 made fast,
aud left to float on the water. About this,
club, sinners, and suckers, cut into email
the fisherman goes out in his bost, fastens to
his buoy, drops his long line and great hook,
baited with minnow, and naturally draws In
the six. eight and ten pounders, that have
been fattening on the fish he has been furnish.
ing them.''
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"LAss PALAcEs.-Ths London Atheneum
Remarks that if Sydenbam Palace should an
s"ef, glass palaces may spring up in the rrov
'nces In low years as numerous a. melon
frames If thi' succeed, there can be M ron.
son Why public museums, Libraries eov.,
SHOWS &C. should not be carried on under one
great roof, of cheap, durable, and be.utir n,
material: quickly erected, and quickly 70.
moved
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"ILxiseros LOOKING UP.--About 3, 500 h.,.
of coffee are expected to arrive 1t wilmington
y. C., about the Let Of July, direct from Rio
by brig Mary McRae. This Is intended a. {.
beginning Of q new trade. s'''~'. 81.
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n Bead making, after all, is nothing
more or lss than loofng.
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PIX rs so n Al.

| ...' amy oFn mas got nef 0an0of u
and no mistake, in consequence Of an i'll
natursd criticism on her ''Leaves," by th
editor Of the London Athen@um. The Athe
neum man says that Fanny" has mot
country bone in her body" and that her af
hnities are with "the up -stairs, down stairs an
back-stairs of town." to which that SUNK
woman replies:
| "Nnf country bone tn mn body"' Al
the 10000 buyers Of Fern I saves. Il 90 bv m,
publishers advertisements a, to humber;
keeping sharp eye, with q view to a settle
nent oy and by y Ask them if Fern Leave
NOV inst do not love my country? johnny
gear was raised in the country, not ia
| from spot called Bunker Hill. where. If
remember right, you once received a sbo,
Low 1t came to hit you in the back is bes
known to yourself
Not content with this shot, the inoensed 1T
tie woman rates Bull about his war policy afte
this fashion
And then there is kossuth's Sheffield az.
pose OF your miserable, shutting, pussy.ce,
war poiicy-dispa'chi your armies lust in
time 10 De too late for action, end allowing
your meets to hover about points from which
nus.!a cannot be vitality menaced, instead Of
ought, and as noe did you, Johnny, after that
little tea party before alluded to-"
If Fanny's nails are as sharp az her nan
what blessed time her next husband will have
of it. 'a+'a ,.
80. Mrs Mary L. Shaw, wife of Sidney
Shaw, OF Columbiaville, New York, committed
suicide last week by taking arsenic. She mas
but sixteen years of age, and leaves babe
seven months old. She is said to have been
woman OF rare personal beauty, and superio,
intelligence.
-. Tho Concord, N. H., Patriot asserts
% at 1t can be proved that previous to the bal.
iotlng for q. S. Senator last Friday, ono of the
coaii'ion leaders. q man of standing and ipAu
ence In their ranks, offered a democrat s5ooo
J0r the rotes Of foe democratic n,.n,5.,s
against Mr.. Wells,
....Horse racing promises to become fasl.
ionaoio amusement in New York. The Posi-
IN speaking of the opening of the new conrse
on Long Island, sayswe may now look forv.,a
10 renewal Of those good old DAYS vben n.
dibbonses, the ToIers, the Minturns tn. co..
tars' the KOrtwrights, and many of our mos,
respectable and wealthy citizens, felt it No di..
grace to lend their aid and influence to an.
courage and perpstuate the sports of the turf
'.'.Madame Meszlepyr, one of Kossutb,.
sisters died in New York yesterday morning.
OF consumption. She was only "a years old
...'Mrs. Howard, formerly of the Bsltmor.
Museum, and her husband, have been invited
10 accept an engagement at Drury Lane Thea.
ire, London ~ -,
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COL. FREMONT.

ID now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
10 the Pacific. O. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at lensti
brought before the Public Compound, which Is .
PoNTIvI CURE roR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify. See Circulars, to be had of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
Soil by al Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. G. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country.
O. e. FISHER 4 co. Proprietors,
No. a Superior Street, Cleveland, O.
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u Our citizens and others about visiting
the watering places, will be furnished with
the Star, by leaving their address at the
Evsning Star counting room.
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LEFT IN DIsGUsT.-The Angel Gabriel
was at Concord, N. H., on Tuesday, and left
next morning in disgust, not being able to
muster congregation.
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OuEL IN FLORIDA "A duel occurred re
esnuy at NeWmansvilie, Florida, between two
lawyers named Joseph Cohen and Charlie,
stewart, IN which the latter was % seriously
injured that the amputation of his arm wa,
deemed necessary. The affair grew out Of
some difficulty about woman.
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FAMILY PARTY.-A German emigrant re-
Gently presented himself at passenger office
at Duukirk, N. Y, with a through ticket for
1A persons, and ''all in the family" at that
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HE FINE Aars--Lettsrs from Rome, it /.
faid' promise more speedy completion q,
Crawford's Monument to Washington ,h,,h ~.
been exPe'ted- The statutes of Henry and
Jefferson are ready for shipment to virginia
ana the horse and figure of W ashin gtop ara :,
. state Of great forwardness.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
Old Point, Norfolk, & Piney Point.

~Kh The Steamer OSCEOLA win
1[9e7fkz leave Washington on MONDAY,
July 81, ~ 4 0 clock p. m. and Alexandria at Az
and arrive ut Old Point and Norfolk the next morn
ing
She Will make two trips from Norfolk to Old Pei 4
on tie Fourth.
Returning, she will leave Old Point for Washing
ton on Tuesday evening" after the display OF the FIR
Works. -
The Osceola has undergone thorough repsir in
her boiler machinery ana hull, and is nov IN first
rate order. Every exertion will be made to max,
the party comfcrts bic.
Good mutic will be on board.
Passsga and fare ZOO; For Q gentleman and lady
$l2O Children and servants have prize
jsS0- JAS. MITCH ell, Capt
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a DAseckr roR Ten TsousAsD.-The c;,;.
gems Of New Albany, Indian. have "a.
preparations ior grand banqu for ten ttou.
s1n0 persons 10 be given ON the 4,h of Ju,v
70 ceie rate the completion of the cop,inuon.
line OF railway between that city and Mich;
gan. NSA.'
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Traveller says that three hundred thousand
tons Of shipping will be built in the States OF
Maine and Massachusetts during the present
war
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PASS THEM THIS WAY.-The ship Albion,
which arrived at New York yesterday from
Liverpool, reports passing ffty-6 ies-bszss.
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The French Journals are making q
noise over the arrest Of the French Co6sul
Diiion' at San Francisco They speak of il
~ grave sdair.-BaIt Sun.
IL would have proved gyars affair, had the
arrest been made by order of judge Lynch
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- DROWNED Two sons Of Mr.. John Bass. Of
soituate, Z. l., we're drowned on Monday bv
the upsstting Of . boat, while ostohinr lot.
stsrs of that place. ..e.a.l..1
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FOB Mt. VERNON ON rHH 4th OF July.
THE GEO. WASHINGTON

hr aoUye plrc- at O.. N.
Rorpd Trip Ticket 81.
Pc sons for Mount Vernon can take III. boat NJ
o. O'Clock and remain ut the White House about
one hour.
Round Trip Ticket for Mt. Vernon sad the White
House 81 %.
The Directors Of the Company win be on the tipe
to zee that all shall be pleaeed
Prisons taking the boat ct cclock, viii arrive In
Washington at + m. JOB CoRsON.
je 26-st -Rt- T..--
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uncle Nsd hd no hair on the top Of his head,
nut ne hved prVioos to the discovery Of Lyons eel
DRAFTED hathairn, which not only preserves and
oeautihes, but restores the hair to any period Of
aie. Only those who Will not try it, are trou bled
WITH badness, dandruh, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
a... Fromhe Home Journal, NJ
mo article eve acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYoN's KArHAnor. To
those who have ued 1t (and who has not) the res-
son Is Obvious Is its nvisorating and besutifyins
snecss and Agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indispep.
sable article Of the toilet L.
s0la at the cid price Of rs cents, In large bottles,
ey al dealers, everywhere.
DIS. BARNES Proprietor. lsl Broadway. NY.
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS;
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.

sSNORTBUHFA Rl, or RambIss In
N Icsland," by PuNr MILES, su'h or Of
'L.ISers Of ommunipaw - his work will sives
record Of personal adventures, in 9 tour Of sbst
1000 mile. through the int rior Of Icelsna. In The
summer Of 1852; descrbe the exfraoi binary scene
~ OF the Country, q VISIT to the Geysers sscert 70
the summit Of Mt Bekla; ~ a fuL sorount OF the
Discovery Of America by the Nor, hmen. 10 the yea
$50. with the Geography, productions, manners and
custo rs OF tee ople Scar dina ism Myttolcfy L.
&C. The 20. to Of Iceland having, by = isr o. Des-
mark. just D. n opened e. the trade Of the world
for the fret time within ESQ years, this work nov
" II possess q peculiar interest Isrge and beau
tiful map Of Iceland, executed by ns I've Icelspds'
and brough from there by Mr. Mil-e q work eQuL
ia arti-tic finish to ary published In this coun
try or 10 Europe, can b. seen at Taylor Maup's
The volume will pc 9 DEC scimo o. 49, psg IS spi
sill be printed and b,uIi 10 the b~s, ms a.sr. Az
Agent hiss been employed by the publisher b sag
Va n hingtou and Georgetown r sHbscriben
suhscri ton list sill also be left at Taylor snf
daury's. or or6ers for tire work received BY am
BOOKSELLER viii be publish. esrly in July. my
persous hitting dollar TO the publ shsr at N-v
Work. shall have copy forwarded 10 his address By
N a., post paid The usuSk discount 10 the tlads.
nders soho ted C65B MOTION,
oubliaher, Il Chambers st New York.
ie Oft
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u A society has been organised in Phila.
ds!phia for the purpose of aidiog emigration
to Nebraska and Kansas.
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u Harper for July is great number. 1t
embellishments are fine specimens of art, the
.s.aing matter is of superior order. Joe
snr,i'ns'0n has sent US a copy.
.,.o hsn.m' under the National Hotel, has
Aif' sent Us Harper for july.
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~ EAsTHlN's HxADAoRl REMEDY ha, nsrs, v.x
1t GnxAH's Drug Store f'' W '"as
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A suoRr CHArrEa on NosHs.-The London
correspondent of the New York Tri6xns thus
PHILOSOPHERS on the subject Of noses:
az omitted to mention that Bulwer hes "a
extraordinary nose: 1t Il quite Dsntean IN
length and shape. am s~ars that strensth
and persistency Of character 10 ofssn indicated
by cheek, but 1 prefer the sign-post Of the csc,
and in this particular I agree With Napoleon.
Extraordinary psrsistency of effort. capacity
for doing great things generally find accom-.
panied with this elephsntine illustration. II
may not b iniallible, bot it certainly is Tot
to be sneezed at. A pug may be smart and
witty. edit newspaper, or write song, tmine's
apug;) but when did pug conquer kingdom,
write an epic, or build . tubular bridge !?
Never ID there a pug among Plutarch's
heroes, except for pugnacity? No. Pugs are
seldom more than puppies" or "sad dog..'
les the large, fine nose only that achieves the
highest greatness and prominence.
Ditto, Mr.. Burke. If We nose anything, we
nose that long nose nose more than 10 drsamt
of in most folks philosophy.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FA1Ls-
terrible accident occurred on Wednesda,
morning last at Niagara Fails. A little girl,
nse years Of age who was playing Oh the ton
:. inc P'eeipice known as the DEVILS Hole,
approached too near the cd ge and overbalapced
FOR al instant she chung to the bushes but
losing ner bold before assistance could reach
ner' fell into the gulf, distance of $50 feet.
one still survives, but her recovery is impOssi.
BILE P'ss''
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RIvER EXCURSION OF THE NoUNr
ZION C0I0RED SABBATH SCHOOL on
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

n GIE n Inc SUeau1ef TUNH1IA-f, char
&si;Z ter for the OCCASION, v III is.se VIZ.
pickerel Cos Wharf ut 10 o'clock In the morning.
Toe company viii b. conveyed by the boat 70 Aqua
;reek, where the greatest part Of the day will be
spent. and ret aru in The afternoon by sunset
The parents of the children and other friends are
invitea to join the Excursion.
Dinner and refreshments viii be served on board
the boat at fair charge.
baud Of music will be provided, and an sgrsss-
BILE and refreshing d,y may be expected by the COM
pauy- ......
No liquor of any Kind viii be allowed ON the boat
Tickets 80 Gems. For children not connected With
the o hool, Is cents.
Tickets to be had Of any Of the managers or st the
boat.
- MANAGERS: 80
Clems Mt Rscket, Robert Johuson,
Peter Chany George B,1eoo
Georgeto an. June IS. 1854 Ia Qe-ots
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FALL1N oFf.-The shipments of b, eadstuffs
from the United States to Europe.
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KcuOLERA In New YoRk.-sInce Saturday
! last, the deaths from cholera in New York
have averaged about ten dav. Yam
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WHO WANTS PINE DAauERREo1YpIi Those
no NO 20, soo,ld 60 to the Metropolitan Gallery,
vsSo iuomps@ ~ where they VIII OBJ ain lik enesses
unsu passed b. those taken ut any other esta bsh.
0ent 10 thus city, and ar q much lower prize than
- charged fei the same style at other Galleries.
Also, lectures the finest quality made and In.
.srteo In Ehoiy, Tortoise hh-l, Jenny Lind and
roitmonnaie uses. Remember, Xetropogitan Gal
kTy, formerly Tho Tpsons.) ie 3~ivs
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reaus to roost abroad, it requires the creates,
care always to be exercised to prevent co ,fu
non worse confounded, growing Up 10 ,h.
management Of its affairs, for want Of room
Tor the conduct of the necessary business q,
the seat Of Government. -
we believe that there can hardly be q Nom.
Der OF Congress who does not realize the truth
Of all We have written above concerning the
pressing necessities of tae public business
mere. We have an immense surplus in the
oauonal treasury, and it is hosrly increasing
Under circumstances such as we here explain
ID 1t possible that public money can be better
expended than in providing ample, convent
ent, and perfectly safe quarters for the trans.
action Of the public business aggregating in
Washington city? -. -.
Inc end OF the session.-It will be perceived
from the reports of yesterdays House proceed.
ings, that they are at sea again with references
20 the subject named at the head of this ar,i.
Gle. The House reject the senate's PROPOSE
aon' and, so far, also that of Mr.. Orr, to bring
tneir labnrs to q close on the 3lst of July next.
AZ We iniimated few days ago, orr impress.
sion certainly was that Mr.. Orr's motion was
declined to prevail, it being understood th at
many members from all SECTIONS had. AMONG
themselves, determined on the date Indicated
as the proper time. Indeed, the Committee of
Ways and Means, thought their chairman, lad
hgnihed that they desired no more than the
intervening time for the consumation of the
important business for which they are respon
sible :.
however, it must now be understood TINT
various public bills of importance be- ides the
appropriation bills, are to he disposed Of prior
70 the termination of the session, such AZ the
Railroad bills, the Army and NAVY reform
ohi'-those to increase the eff ,iency of these
Two most important branches of the public scr.
vice. We presume that it was to some such
end only, that the majority of the House yes.
tsrday, voted not yet to fix on day of sonar.
alton. As for recess, we consider the nrono.
sition stone dead, unless tho cholera comes
though the Senate will doubtless essay to "a.
vive IT, ". jl - c'l =
A Kew Southern Political Organisation
We have every reason to believe that i. is now
tho settled purpose of the wings of the South
in Congress, who are opposed to afiliation
With Northern wings who are either for r..
peal Of the fugitive slave law or pronounce
he repeal of the Missouri compromise gross
outrage, to agitate for the formation of new
southern party, based upon q refusal to afili-
tie In any way whstever with any man or
'lrty whatever, dnctured remotely or directly
With free soilism. They ailege that the ma.
lonal organization Of democratic party aids,
.bets, and spstains to certain extent the
'snocratic ffessoilers, in acknowledging them |
Q % wing Of tAs great democratic organi-
,-ion Of the country; and they further,
1ouo!iess intend TO argue to their respective |
that they should no longer send |
, !, to Congress, unless under pledge
mar tney viii wasa thsis hands clear Of ALI
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II Extensive preparations are making by
the citizens of Baltimore 20 celebrate the com
Ing 4th of July
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WIscoNsk The wheat crop in Wisconsin
never befoe promised so abundantly.
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killed BIZ LIsHrs1NG-On Wednesday. in
the viipity of Philadelphia, two men were
kilIed,y lightning.