Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-24
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, July %, 1854

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The fine breeze which visited and has re-
mained with Us through the entire day, has
had the tendency to make US feel less oppres-
sion from the seerehing rays Of old Sol.
Among our workngmen, during the last
three days there has been a number of deaths
from sunstroke. .'' lin
Passengers from Cape May say that there Is
no truth in the report Of the cholera being 1t
Cape May. Be that as it may, there has BEEN
2 at Isast one death from cholera at the Cape
The persons name who died, is John Me-
Nichols. He was sick but brief time
As but few of your readers see the Planters
Adrocats, published at Marlboro, in this
State. IT may be we'll for me to let them know
I. that its able editor has been walking into the
d. Clipper Of this city with bis long boots In
noticing the Clippers tergiversations the
p fIgRtsr says: stt
= Everything that he has touched has been
fan atical-everything he has advocated he
has advocated for profit. And, if our readers
viii forgive even an illusion to Sacred Writ as
applicable to SO profane a subject, we may say
ST him, IN the reversed language of Paul, that
whatsoever things are false, whatsoever things
are dishonest, whatsoever things are unjust,
whatsoever things are impure, whatsoever
things are hateful, whatsoever things are of
evil report, if there be any vice and if there
be am condemnation, 'let him think on these
things for of all these hath he been the ally
and The tool --7t
The committee for the relief of the sufferers
by the late railroad accident, have handed to
-he treasurer 50, 500.
A fine display of fire works will come off on
to-norrow evening at the Hippodrome grounds.
No doubt an immense crowd will be present
Many Of our taverns keep open on Sunday in
viola ton Of the Sunday law. A day of reckon
incis coming round when Sheriff Kinds and his
deputies will be kept busy in summoning per-
sons who VISIT these places as witnesses to tes-
tify against the delinquents.
, zsSirice Congress has passed a bill providing
}, Tor the erection of suitable buildings in some
of our principal cities for post Office and court
purposes, the great mas OF our citizens, in
Guiding nearly all the merchants and bust
ness men Of Baltimore, express desire that
Go. erIment should purchase the Exchange
building If this city for the same purpose.
81 present, the Custom House, one of the
neatest in he country, and the City Post Office
are in this building. The Post Office, which
is rented from the Exchange Company, is most
ample Ia It's accommodations. The spacious
rot1Hda, second only in size and architectural
symetry to that Of the National Capitol, is used
az the place Of delivery of letters, protecting
& those who call for letters from the inclemency
of the weather.
This building has ample room for the Gus
ton House, Post Office and District Court, even
though the business of the Government should
increase four fold what it nowis. If purchased
fl these purposes, the country will have
magnificent structure at reasonable price,
and NJ, longer be subject to the caprices of a
Landlord.
There is but little business doing here. Our
merchants are improving the opportunity to
replenish their stocks for the fall season.
/ have nothing of importance to COMMUNE
cate.