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Efok sALE-A neat two-story Frame HOUSE on
Il Massachusetts, avenue between 4th acd 9Th
streets, containing six covenant and well arranged
re- ms, which will be sod very chesp if early sp
pied for A'so, three threestrry Brick Houses on
between 9th aud 10TH streets, together with several
Houses suitable for small families
Also, number of Building Lots: one near the
Railroad Depot.
Apply to the subscriber at Jas. T. Haryey's. Up-
dertsker, 18th between and sire .ts or ut the of
flea Of Justice Donn. RUDOLPH BIJrKINY
Dlay 22-lwe
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Ohio River,

WHEELING, May 29-The river Is in inc
naVig able condition. The water in the chan
nel being feet.
firTsBURa' May 2s.-The water in the Ohio
river is feet deep.
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LIME-LIME-LIME.

SEELY'S PATENT KILN IN FULL BLAST.-S.J
~ SEELY respectfully informs the Bricklayers
Plastsrsrs, and all others using Lime that he is now
manufacturing a superior quality of LINE, and Of
fers it for sale at the reduced price of IS cents Ger
barrel at the Kiln, conner Of Virginia avenue and
Canal street. J. Ii. GRIFFIN,
may lI-lms Superintendent
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Death Of q Submarine Diver.

BrFFALo, May 29.-John Tape, an old sub
marine diver, died here to-day, Of a rush OF
blood to the head, caused by diving for a wreck
on Lake Erie
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PROFESSIONAL AR DIR
~ HUNTER, has the honor to notify his patients
md friend that he will BE In Washington for COO.
sultaton in Consumption, Bronchitis, and Asthma,
IN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the I'd and Sd June
Rooms over the Jewelry Store Of Mr.. Voss Pa.
avenue between 18th and 18th SITS. may 27-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
BIZ .: ,. CAMPBELL 4 co.

we 10: ~; sTRATTON, Auctfoneer.
~ I'D PROPERTY in Square No. 3Ss, at suc-
Il eonIon MONDAY. Msy 10th. AZ sk o.cinck
=, un .ne pfeini.es We shsl sell lots Nos and
xi.b = ds,ss each fronting Is feet on south Sc
uepta OF l2S fest 9Th street veSs To an al
i.y,e ~ 10y " two-story brick Dwelling, with
location for family grocery. sung oesaraoie
Terms made known a. fhe sal.
By J. G. MCGUIRE. Auet,on..-
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON prv~
sylvania avenue at Auction NoNpky
afternoon, May 10Th, at So O'Clock, on the prrm;s.s
shall sell part of Lot No. 8, In reservation M 10
fronting Is feet inches on Pennsylvapia avenue
between I'd and Sd sts west, running back los feet
inches to Is feet alley, containing 1890 square
feet, with the improvements, con'i'tipg Of . t.o-
story brick House and back buildings, containing
mine rooms, occupied q q Restaurant, known a. the
'Green Tree House,
This property IL well located and admirably al.
ranged for any public business
Title iudisputable
Terms: One third cash the residue In G. 70, Is,
bearing interest. '''
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
- Auction.er
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Toll e IT ARTICLES for Gentlemen.
l. Lubin's Extracts for the handkerchief Pha.
Ions Hair 1nvigorator, parry's Tricopherous, Ly.
on's kathairon, Be- ins Lustrae, and Gueand's An.
tlue Oil for the Hair.
Brown Windsor, Cleaver's Honey aud other Soap
Head Brushes, Tooth and Nail do Combs, &C.
large assortment at LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
may T-dlw Pa. avenue, near ~ st.
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FINE GOLD WATCHES

AM importing and casting in every style, rome
4 of the most superior and fashionable COLL
MATCHES and wish to call theI attention Of pur
cha'ers to the fact tina: am selling them at abou,
one fourth less price than they eau b. bought for
any other establishment in the District, and lower
than the same quality can be purchased for at any
other city in this country. Between AZ and 9th st
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle. h. o. HOOD.
NAV 25-tf
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Joe Shfliington receives all the Nrw
nuoAs and n NEWSPAPERS as fast as published He
u agent1sr Harper's and all the other Magazines,
sorlmeni of Blank Books and Stafonery AT his Root
s.1re, odeon Building, of Az street and Penn
oA'"Aia AVENUE au0 10
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

al The Steamers GEO. WASH
sssRass fsEsszs3E zINGTON or THOS. COLLYER
can be chartered for public select parties to visit
Mount Vernon, Fort Washington, White House Pa.
vilion, or any other places on tn. Potomac ysr
The scenery on the river is very handsome.
For particulars apply to the President of the Com
pany or the Captains of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB COhSON,
may 23-MW&F1m C.ntaIns
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STORE FOR RENT-Ths spacious warehouse on
- P.nnsylvania ave-, SO long occupied by Messrs
B. l. Semmes Bro, as q wholesale grocery and
liquor store is now for rent. Possession given i'm
mediatsly Apply to B. l. ssmmes or Nj G. Emery
ap 13dtf
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lLOTHING, Summer st, les, New Cords
~ Gentlemen wishing to purchase their clothing
ready made will find our present assortment the
srgsst and most desirable Of any in this city to Sc
offered at uniformly low prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Ia avenue, between 9th and 10th sts,
may 26-3t next door to Iron Hall.
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t'oh RENT-The brick HOUSE at present occu
l. pied by Dr.. Smoot, on Pa. ave-, between 10th
ana Zoth streets. Possession gwen on or about the
NAV 2S-3ta
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CEVENTH WARD NOTICE.-Ane cleo.
~ ton for Mayor, one member of the Board OF
aldermen, three members of the Board of Common
Council, and Assessor, will b. held on Monday the
9TH day of June, at Island Hall, of Virginia
Avenue and 9th Sc.
Polls to be opened at 10 o'clock g. m, and close
at / O'Clock p. m.
THOS e. LLOYD,
CHAS. WHITE,
GEORGE B. CLARKE
may 29-ts Commissj oners.
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sS uNRIvAILzD SUCCESS CT EAsTmAs's HEADACHE
nGAEDf..see certificates Of the magical cures by
ms Nonderfui remedy of mi listers, lawyer ladies
Hotel. N' "1 DAo"n'
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JACOB CHIcKERING PIANOS

80 We have just received our third in
voice of these suEsrior instruments
R III forming, with those we have on hs nj
= from other ceebrsted American and
European manufactures the largest and most com
pie took OF Pianos ever eff red in the District
oio flsnos taken IN port aymsnt.
may ~ HfLBCS HIT2 Music Denos
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NOW is THE TIME

~ AM IHLS rs THE PLACE
DGgnerreotyp'sfo Is cents and up.oards
pictures WILSON d o. have fitted mn a ar
GALLERY in Lane fuckers Building. directly OVER
the Gallery formerly known as "Thompson,sh
Remember the name and be sure and ind the
right gallery. WILsoN Co
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th SIS.
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BOOK BINDING.

Is all its varieties, neatly executed, on ihe mot
Il reasonable terms, by
THOMAS TRIPLRTT Co
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, I'd door
Gp 4-iftf from 18th street
CACTIER'S.-NOF CRABSare now sr 81
VI up daily at G4UTIERS SALOON.
may G-S
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- ECOND WARD NOTICE.-An cleo
> ton will be held on MONDAY the 5th cay of
June, at the Drug Store Room of 8. R. Sylvester.
corner of 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue for
Mayor. one member for the Board of Aldermen and
three members of the Board of Common Council for
said Ward.
Polls to be opened at 10 o'clock a. m, and closed
at O'Clock p. IN.
DAWSON JAMES,
CHARLES 8. JONES,
ANDREW TATE,
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4 ALEXANDRIA BOATS

fAhE FIVE CENFS.-CAR-
riesH.aas RIAGES AT Low RATES -
tue ste: mere GE0 WASHINGTON ard Tuos
coLLfER will, on and after this date. run xt the
above Rates JOB CORSON
sAHUEL GEDNEY,
may I'D C.r,.,n.
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may 25-d

/ 1ON'S hATHAIRON, the best article for reetor-
IL ing and preserving the hair; Bazin's Oriental
Drops and other extracts Lubins Extracts Colognes
Oriental Crystals dozen to the box, GO cents per
box) Perfumery of all kinds Toilet and Shaving SOAP
every variety; Chrystaline Wash Balls do in bars
Toilet Powders, Tooth Powders, Tooth Paste, Shaving
creams, &C. WM. p. SHEDD,
may Zo-u 18th St above Pa. avenue
tfANs, FANS.-we have just opened large va.
y rie'y Of FANS, which We will dispose of low.
Also, Toilet, Dressing Tuck, Side and Fox ket Combs;
Hat, Clothes, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes; Hair
IN, Poma um, Cologne, Extracts, Baskets, Grace
Hoopa, Canes, Riding Whips, iano Stools. Piano
covers, &c, &c. JOHN +. ELLIS,
may Z3-u Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th sts
9Th OF JUNE, 1854.
SELLL1NG at COST PRICES uutil the above date
~ to reduce our large stock Of goods, including
WATCHES,
JEWELRY. and
FANCY ARTICLES
PLATED WARE,
WARRlSER 4 SEMKEN,
Jewellers, Pa. ave, bstw. 9th and 10Th sts.
may 9-2~H
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I TNFURNIsHED K0OMs-Two large pleasant
~ unfurnished ROOMS to let INQUIRE of
MISS K. Il. BIRCKHEAD
~ street, east side, near the City Hall.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY D. B. CAMPBELL 4 co.

ok ~. -. VAAt6E&SL u w.
u. y, sTRATTON. Auctioneer.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND VACANT
u Lots st Auction.-0u TUESDAY afternoon
NAY oOtn, Of O'Clock. on the premises. we shall
sen par, OF Lot No % In Square s97, routing % f.
Also, two Lots, (south Of the ssme) each 10 feet
mont on an alley 10 feet inches wide, with depth
oy two two story Frame Houses
--- o..-.s -Vur roons eacn. may 29-2t
By D B: CAMPBELL & CO. 90
~. nSsT,,hATTON, Auctioneer.
" ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
lSLAND-Three story Frame Dwellioos
On FRIDAY, June ID, a. o'clock, on the premises.
we shsi sci, three two story substantial and we'll
ouiit frame Houses, situated in Square 2g7 at the
corner of IL h street west and 81. south
Title iudis sutable.
Conveyancing at the expense of purchasar
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
NAV 9-dts QuteD
BY Jas. c. MCGUIRE, Auction..r
'IHHE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
Il Building Lot on 18th street, between and II.
west side.-On THURSDAY, the LIST day of June, at
O'Clock m, shall expose for sale that beauti,
fully located building Lot No 90 in Square No 2a2
rms lot is ity-six feet nine inches front, between
5rick buiidnss extending back 1O4 feet to an alley
~ Feet wide and il situated the west side of 18th
street ives between and H streets north. Located
within few minutes walk Of most of the Churches
avenue. and Schools "a Public Water Reservoir not
over 100 feet distant together with its excellent
neighoorhood and admitted superior locality as to
health renders it one Of the very best building lots
In Washington For persons desiring to erect three
houses 70 rent, in view of no waste Of ground and
locality has not its equal in the city and for per
sons wishing to erect tive first class houses none is
suresior One half of the lot will first be sold with
tho privilege of the whole.
Terms: One third cash balance in five ten AZ
teen and twenty months, with interest, secured by
deed of trust on the premises.
All compromising at expense of purchaser.
Title indisputable. j. C. MCGUIRE
may Lo-06os Auctioneef.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-One Psrlor,
Il in connection with another Room, and 2 more
Rooms, all handsomely furnished and we'll ventila.
ted and for rent in the three-story Brick House op
poslte Willards' Hotel Apply on the premises
may 29-lt* tn. FRIERJJs.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-A small and neat
IL DRUG STORE for sale in a thriving part of
city. Apply soon. Terms reasonable. Address
Druggist" through the City Post Office.
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WANTED IMMEDIATRLY-A eoIored NURSE
w to take charge Of young child. Best refer
encss required Apply at Mrs. Willetts, west side
iStn st.. two doors south of Pa. avenue.
may 2a-2.s Fl
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A LOT of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AZ
"A 1AIS orTIeN. may 2s-u
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OBITUARY.-Mr David House. one of the
oldest, if not the oldest citizen Of Alexandria
died there on Saturday last He was, at leas 8.
it is said, one hundred years old, or there
abOuts
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FEsTIvAL.-We would remind our readers
that Festival, for the benefit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church south, will be held at Odd
Fellows Hall, throughout The present week.
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NJ ANTED-A young WOMAN. to do the general
w hcusework for a family of thres persons
Must have good recommendation for neatness and
industry. Liberal wages given. Apply to j. ".
side. NAV o. A.
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WATCH RETURNs.-Elias Harrison alias
Sheppard, free colored, out after hours; fine
and costs. Mathis Slater, do. do Thomas
Parker. do. do. John Simms found in stable,
dismissed. Bennett Gwin, drunk, do. VIM
Finn, drunk, do.
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New METHODIST CgURcH.-The corner.
stone of the new Methodist Episcopal Church,
to be erected on Capitol Hill, will be laid on
the 18th proximo.
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AucrIoS.--At auction, on Saturday, two
three-story brick dwellings on street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, sold at 1925 each.
Purchasers, Richard G. Hyatt and William
Combs
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"ANTED-SeveraI good DRESSNAKERS-
W Apply at Mrs Smiths, Z street near corner
VI lOtn. nav
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RowDYIsM.-It appears that notwithstand-
ing the efforts of the p6lice, the Seventh Ward
is still troubled by the disorderly conduct of
evil disposed persons. On Saturday night
last, two persons named Cross, entered the
house of peaceable citizen residing in that
Wand, and beat him in such manner az to
render the services of physician necessary
tor his safety. Warrants have been issued
but the offenders have not been arrested.
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DRowNED.-Yes terday, colored boy AIMED
Harry Joice, belonging to Mrs Elexius Simms,
was drowned while bathing in the Potomac
at the steamboat wharf We are informed
that he jumped from the paddle wheel of a
steamboat lying there, and it is thought that
his head struck upon one OF the buckets. which
caused his death. The body had not been re-
covered at a late hour last evening.
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WASHINGTON SAVINGS Disqualification
are being made ia the building used as the
Washington Savings Bank, workmen being
employed in taking of the roof, and upper
part OF the building, il being intended to raise
II higher, by adding another floor, and to par
luton Of the upper part OF it into Offices.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-12

Temperance Address by Mr. Eoush.
On Wednesday evening last, an audi
ence was extemporized at Union IIall
for john HouGu. Jf., Esq, of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, who had been urgently
invited to address the citizens of his ma
tive town on Temperance and Prohibito-
ry legislation. Quite a large number
were in attendance, though the notice
was short and imperfectly communicated
Mr.. lIouGH spoke in an earnest and
effective manner for an hour, receiving
the repeated applause of his auditors.
At the close of his address, on motion
Of Prof. WicKuAM, a vote of thanks to
the speaker was unanimously adopted.
Mr., HoUGn-whosc brief visit here af-
forded much qualification to his old
friends and to new ncquaiutanccs-is do
ing Jealous service in the Anti. Whiskey-
and-Nebraska campaign now proceeding
in Indiana. We are glad to hear q fla.
vorablc report from that State, in both
these respects, and trust that the cleo
tion (Which occurs in Octobcr) will re-
ward those, who are now so faithfully la
boring there, with triumphant success
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The New Postage Act.

The first Geographic report respecting
the new postage bill which has passed
the House greatly misreprescnted its
real character-one version being that
letter postage was increased to ten cents,
under three thousand miles and anoth-
err, to five cents. Both were wrong.
For distances less than three thousand
miles, the postage remains as heretofore
three cents, prepaid. All letters must
be prepaid, and after the first of Janu-
AIRY next, by stamps. This, with some
variations as to ocean postage, and
where the distance exceeds three thous.
and miles, is the substance of the new
bill, which passed the House by n large
majority. Mr.. SApIy Of this State voted
for the bill, aud Mr.. Tracy against it
We presume it will pass the Senate.
though we do not learn that that body
has yet acted on it..
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ed that Prussia would not declare war
against Russia, but would place n por-
ton Of the Russian army under the or.
ders Of the Emperor of Austria.
LIVERPOOL. June 26.
General Dunenburgh has succeeded to
the chief command Of the Prussian forces
on the Danube, in consequence of the
wounds of the commanding general.
Gen. Luders has had his jaw carried
away by a cannon ball.
The hattie. from Liverpool arrived at
New York on Saturday morning, with
four days later new This is the
quickest trip on record--0 days, l6
hours, and So minutes J
The political news is important. mas
much as it is announced that the Empcr.
or of Russia, las a mark Of high comsid-
Grafton for Austria" bad determined to
%evacuatc the Turkish territories.
The Paris Monitcur publishes intel.
ligcncc from Bucharest. up to the 23d.
received by via Belgrade. 1t says =
The siege Of Silistria, suspended on the
18th, has now been raised by superior
order The Russians have evacuated
Glurgcvo, and the whole Muscovite M
my is about to retire beyond the Pruth.'
Constantinoplo letters of the l9tl
confrm the news that the Austrian.
vii! occupy the Principalitirs till ,h,
conclusion Of a general peace
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in the NOW, to a certain extent, and not
be rejected by stock, and is not apt to
must or mold in small bodies, if the
water is thoroughly dried off
When hay is liable to we heat, it
should.bo turned mp to air.or a square bit
cut cut Of the centre to check it.
A chimney is sometimes formed by
setting bundles Of straw on end, one top
of the other, commencing near the bot.
tom Of the stack or mow ending ncar
the top. When we dried as before
stated, it never becomes solid in tho
NOV. That fed from the solid NOW, i.
Of more value, and will &C much further
pound for pound, than that fed out o.
the loose hqy in bulk.
Every stack or NOW, divided by the
hay knife, will keep more stock, fed il
this fresh state, than from the larger
surface, which is constantly exposed tc
the distillation Of the air. For the SAME
reason. when moved in the winter, il
does not spend as well.
We have sometimes sold our hay by
weight, to be cut and cured by the pur
chaser, who takes extra pains to over dr.,
it as he argues this is only 'stccping
dopn," and thus by cheating us out o
weight, he cheats himself, by wasting
much of the nutrimcnt, or the element
in the grass which form flesh and fat.
Respectfully submitted,
8 w Tavern
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ES Gen. VIM. o. Butler not only
declines the ~Governorship of Nebraska,
but does it rather Indignantly. Tho
worthy G9ucral is reported to have de-
clared that he wouldn't be Governor Of
Nebraska. even if they were to offer him
the whole Territory as his salary.
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Tile North 1meracan RerieN, fol
July, is received. 1t is a number otrare
interest. The articles on Addison, and
Cuba and the Cubans, are specially at
t~ractive to general readers. There arc
numerous other valuable articles and
notices, Of which we design to speak more
particularly at another time.-Publish
ed quarterly by Crosby, Nichols & Co.
Boston,
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Peterson's Magasinc, for July, is
promptly at hand. Those who like
"good stories are always pleased with
Peterson. Now is a good time to sub
scribe-only 81 a year for single copies.
&C. F. Peterson, Publisher, Philadel-
phia.
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OLIVER SMITH.
New Haven, July 8, 1854,

MONTPELIER CONVENTIONS. The Con.
v%eution called by the State Temperance
Committee will meet to-day, and the
Mass Convention Of citizens favoring
the united action of all parties in thi.
State against the Administration and
the Nebraska fraud, at the next election
will meet at the same place tomorrow
We shall be able to report their proceed
ing next week.
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E4 Mr.. SKATER has declined the
nomination of Lieut.. Governor, as no
will leave the State before the next e.
lection. He is to become a citizen Of
California. Good luck to him Mont
pclier WatchMan.
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Iowa ELEcnoN.-A Governor, Con.
erossmcn and members Of the State
Legislature are to be chosen in Iowa in
August. The candidates are now most
w in the iol1. For Governor, James
w. Grimes, Wing, is opposed by Curtis
Bates, Nebraska Democrat For Con
gress in the First District, X, l.. b.
Clarke, Wing, is opposed by Augustus
Hall, Nebraska Democrat, and in the
Second District, James Thorington.
Wing, is opposed by Stephen Hemp.
stead, Nebraska Democrat
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BrowhscA's Reris'g, for July, is a
strong number in its way, having several
articles Of philosophic and literary in.
tcrest in addition to its customary po-
lemics. We intend 10 refer to this
number again.-B. ii. Greene, Boston,
Publisher.
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"a We are at a loss to understand
the course Of the Bradford Inquirer, in
continuing to support the compromise
of 1850, and tho Baltimore platform. af.
ter SO fragrant violation Of both, by the
South. In any business transaction.
such an adherence tn a broken contract.
would indicate not merely an absence Of
all salf-respect, but anuttcr i%nscnsibility
to injury and to the distinctions of right
and wrong. If We mistake not. soon af.
ter the nomination Of Gen. Scott was
known, the inquirer, indignant that not
a single Southern vote in the National
, Convention was givon for Daniel Web.
stcr, intimatcd pretty plainly that after
such ingratitudo the South must do its
own siaye-catching, and virtually kicked
at tho Compromise. If the course Of
Southern Wings was al evidence Of Lad
faith on that occasion. what should we
not think Of them now ? And what. moro
especially, shall we think ofthose South.
Crn Wing leaders in Congress, who as.
sembled in secret conclavc, to revive, by
an act of Unparalleled inf.my, the bitter.
est Of all possible sectional a%gitations
We assure the H1qDiytr that, with tht
views ara entertain of such peri ~. and o
tho donJh injury and insult to Consrr''
attire Wings at tho North, We see not
how any other course i, possible than
that We have taken.