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PUBLIC' SCHOOLS.

HtHE Public Schools of the City will be
IL re-opened on Monday the Sd day of Septem-
Der, at O'Clock, A. M The Teachers will be in at
tendance at their respective schoolhouses to receive
pupils who present tickets of entrance or readms-
sion. They will be assisted in the organization of
the classes by the Trustees and Officers OF the Board.
As the number OF pupils is limited parents who
desire enter or continue their children in school,
will do well TO make early application for adms-
sion tickets.
BY direction of the Board
GEORGE J. ABBOT,
sep l--SM&Tu Secretary
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INDEPENDENT PoLICE.

TUNHE undersigned have entered into "a
firm, for the purpose Of attending TO all crimi-
nal and Other business which may be intrusted to
them. Any communication from any part Of the
United States win be promptly attended to-
One of said firm will be found at all times at John
ID. Clark's United States Police Office, No. 527,
Twelfth street
WILLIAM II. TANNING,
JOHN II. STEWART
y. NORWOOD,
aug 2s--lw SOLOMON GODDARD.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


JOE PENTLAND's GREAT CIRCUS
"ILLexhibito ON Market Square, THUS
Wv day, Friday, and Saturday,
August 30h, 3lst, and September LIST.
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY,
This Company, composed of the most talented per-
formers from all parts Of the world is distinguished
for the Elegance, Novelty, and Variety Of its enter
tainments
Mons. NiC0L0, and his three Juvenile Wonders
ALP0NSEA, SEBASTIAN, and ALMA
Mr. RICHARDS,
Mr.. FRANK PASTOR,
Mr.. GEO BATCHELDER,
C. SHERWOOD,
s. JACKSON,
H. BERNARD.
Master SHERWOOD,
And OLD JOE PENTLAND,
King of Clowns,
With host of other talent compose the Troupe
For particulars of PROFESSIONS, Dragon Chariot,
Full Military Band and Performance generally, see
bills of the day.
~ Admission 25 cents-no halEprice.
Doors open at and7. Performances at 215 and
TX O'Clock, p. M.
Also, at Georgetown, Tuesday August 2s, and
- :. n
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by JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Auctf0aeer.
MNIGHTEEN DESIRABLE HITILnING

AVIGHIEEN DESIHADLE BUILDINU
M Lots in the First Ward, near the Circle, at
Public Sale.--On Tuesday afternoon. September 4,
at So O'clock the premises. shall sell original
LotNo 5, in square No. ~ situated at the Of
north L street and New Hampshire avenue, subdi-
yioed into eighteen handsome building lots Of fifteen
feet front each.
These lots situated in an improving part of the
city, and are worthy Of attention.
Terms: 0ne-dtth cash the residue in u, II, 10,
and "a months, with interest, secured by decd Of
trust on the premises.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
aug Bid Amctiot eer
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UNTAIN HOUSE,

JdDOH opTtHVN,
TUNHE undersigned having been solicited
u by many Southern friends TO extend the pre-
sent season, have determined to keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the 10th
day Of October.
The three tournaments for the season will take
place on the 2Sth Of August the 18th and goth Of
September.
ssg@ The fare viii be reduced five dollars per
month"; and two dollars per week, after the lst Of
aug 2s-- BLAKEMoRE q INGRAM.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
asstN A

THE POTOMAC RIVER, STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES
NEW AND COMFORTABLE
STEAMBOAT 0ALICE c. PRICE,
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER, will leave WASH
ington at six o'clock, A. NJ and Alexandria at seven
o'clock, A. NJ:
On Tuesday mornings, for Mattox, Currioman, L.
Machodoc, Piney Point Kinsae, Cone
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point, Wicomico,
Leonardtown, Piney Point, st. Mary's. Cone.
A. NJ, for St Mary's, Piney Point, Leonardtown, WI
comico, Chapel Point
On Saturday returning) leave Cone at o'clock,
A. NJ, for Kinsale, Pney Point, l.. Machodoc Cur
rioman Mattox.
Calling at tho usual landings on the river, when
signals are made.
By order Of the Board
JAMES p. SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA, June /, 1855. President
lune IA
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The venerable wife Of the Rev. John Pierpont,
died at his house in Medford, Mas ;achusetts, on
Wednesday, after long illness.
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--- Hfv 1tyFo'uF"Tt r100rFt F'Fv = 7V'Fu17FV'
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.--In the Kansas Legislature,
on the 2lst inst, the concurrent resolutions de-
mandatory of President Pierce for removing Judge
Elmore were debated.
Mr. McMeeken thought the President should be
taught to know his place.
Mr.. Stringfellow did not object to the vote Of
censure, but thought they were making themselves
ridiculous.
Mr.. Blair said that Reeder was removed only to
prepare the way for Elmores removal.
Mr.. Whitlock thought the President should have
sent battalion of soldiers to slaughter the whole
crowd of Free-soilers
Mr. Weddell looked upon the President as a
mean Yankee, and double-dyed coward,
An amendment was finally adopted, leaving the
resolution about the same the original.
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fLlof
DR.. ]. s. ROSES PAIN-CURER
every morning in a wine glass Of cold water, will
more frequently prevent the Cholera than any
dy known.
To the planters Of the South, who have large es-
tates and many hands, this mode Of preventing Cho.
money. j. 3. ROSE, NJ. ID.
PHILADELPHIA, June, 1855.
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TAX COLLECTOR,s NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OEFICE SEPT !, 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that six per cent.
IN discount will be allowed on taxes due on real
and personal property paid during present month
No discount is made on special taxes.
JN0. M. McCALLA, Collector.
sep 1-eO10t
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DRIGGs, HALL a. CO., Engineers and
- General Machinists, corner of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District of Co.
lumbis, nov bly,
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Professor De CRATES Electric Oil is the great and
popular curative for all kinds Of pain, Rheumatism,
Bruises Wounds, Cuts, and Burns. Good for little
children. Office, remember, 80 South Eighth street,
three doors south of Chestnut, Philadelphia. All
others are spurious. STOTT Il CO.,
aug % Agents
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pB PERSONS residing in the First and
Second wards desiring to subscribe to the AAERI-
CAN ORGAN will leave their names at Richard
Carter's, Agent No. 4oS Massachusetts avenue, bet
9th and 10th streets. aug 81
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JOTE LOST

a LII persons are hereby warned not TO
IN negotiate promissory note, dated August 81 !,
1885, for the sum Of one hundred dollars. drawn BY
the subscriber and payable thirty days after date to
George II. Ruff, and by him endorsed.
sep T. eod3t% JAS CRANDELL.
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The Late Railroad Accident.

BURLINGTON, August sl.-The number killed by
the railroad accident near this place on Wednes.
day, is now ascertained to be only twentyone, in.
stead of twchty-three as before stated Eighteen
bodies have been delivered to their friends at a
distance. One died at Bordentown, and one is
still lying here and is supposed to be that of Mr..
Humphrey, of Illinois. The other Of the two
bodies not recognised yesterday proves to be that
Of Hugh Jarvis, of Newark, Delaware
The wounded persons passed comfortable
night, and all are now mending rapidly.
The inquest is proceeding, and will occupy all
the day and perhaps longer, it being determined
that the affair shall be thoroughly sifted.
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Club Of Georgetown beg leave inform their numer-
friends and patrons that they will give their
ond Annual Ball at Forrest Hail. on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 8, 1865 Particulars in future advertisement.
aug 2l-eod2w
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EMERSON INsTITUTE.

A Select, Classical. and Mathematical
school for Boys.
TUNHIS Institute is located on III street, one door
u from the corner of Twelfth.
The next academic year will commence the first
Monday in September
The number Of pupils is limited.
The Principal can be seen and after August "a tb,
at the School Room, from 0 to IL o'clock, A. NJ
Terms, per quarter, for the full course, SIS; Eng.
lish branches, $40.
CHAs. B. YOUNG, AN,
aug g-eotf PRINCIPAL
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IsEcoND DESPATCH.

BURLINGTON, August 8l--Eyening. During the
recess the jury visited the Of the accident to
the railroad train. All traces of the ruins were
removed except the splnters, car seats, and other
trihing fragments The place where the rear car
was backed off the track was 255 yards from the
crossing, where the cars came in contact with the
carriage. From the spot where Dr. Hyneman says
he heard the rumbling of the cars an unobtructed
view of the track be had for 800 or 600 yards.
This fact was proved by running trar up and
down the track while the jury obtained view of
the train for several hundred yards further down
the road than the spot occupied by the doctor
The little boy found upon the wreck of the train
has been recognised as the son of Mr. Mills, living
near Bordentown. 1t is supposed that he came
down on the New York train on the morning Of
the accident. The investigation is not yet COM
plete.
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CLAIM AGENCY.

CLAIM AGENCY.
u A. HYDE, Bounty Land and Claim
1ls Agent.-Land Warrants bought, and Mo-
ney to lend.
Office | street. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. aug 29-diw
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Icy Columbia Typographical Society.---
The regular meeting Of this Society for the month Of
September will be held this evening in the Adermens
Chamber, City Hall, at o'clock.
sep THOS RICH Secretary
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s1Y An Adjourned Meeting ofthe Legion
Club will be held this evening at O'clock at Thorn
Building. X. BIRCH, Secretary.
sen
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Icy Rev. II. ID. Cleghorn will preach in
the Seventh Street Old Presbyterian Church Island)
tomorrow, at II A. NJ, and at 2. NJ. The public
sre invited TO attend. sep T.
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RITTFNHoUsE ACADEMY,

Corner orThird Street and IndIana Avenue.
o. G. WIeHT, Principal
X, T. TAYLOR Assistant.
T. X. RAoULr, Teacher Of French
r. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing.
TENHE next academic year viii commence on Mon
III day, September Sd.
Tuition $40 30, sI2 50, and SIS per quarter pay
able in advance.
Circulars may be obtained by applying TO the Prir-
cpal or at the bookstores Of the city.
aug 21-TuThASatiftSepg
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EQUAL TO NEW

EQUAL TO NEW!
E. FISHER & BROTHERS,
French Steam Scoarers.
WILLIAM p. SIIEDD, Agent.
Eleventh. Street Vest, abope Pennsylvania
4oenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
10y IA new Steam Process, from France,
ID will be thoroughly cleaned all kinds of Ladies'
Gentlemens, and Childrens Dresses made of Silk,
Velvet or Wool, all made up, leaving on the velvet
and silk trimmings, without shrinking taking off
the natural gloss.
Spots of oil, ice-cream, lemonade, &C., taken out
without cleaning the whole.
N. b. Gentlemen's clothing repaired, if required.
The utmost punctuality warranted
sep l-3m Intel
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ASIATIC CHOLERA.
MORBUS, Dysente
IN. ]. s. ROSES PAIN-CURER

" all Bowel Complaints durable.
To Travellers, Farmers Planters, and others.--To
prevent Choera.-Persons by taking half tea spoon
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Icy Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth
street The Pastor having returned to the CITY, the re
will be service Tomorrow, sabbath, at IL o'clock in
the morning, aid at z y o'clock in the evening
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A Desirable new Two-story Frame Dwell
IA ling, with good back budng.--Tt is situated
the most healthy and pleasant part of High street.
Georgetown, and contains eight rooms kitchen and
cellar. To person in want Of an excellent private
dwelling, rare opportunity is offered
Also, the adjoining vacant Lot.
For terms inquire Of WILLIAM KING, at The
Wood and Coal Yard Of Dickson, Gordon, a Co,
Water street. Georgetown. aug 24--Th&Msw
SELECT SCHOOL.
ELLEN r.. JANNEY will resume her
M School in Friends Meeting house, on street,
on Monday, sd Of September. aug 2s eoats
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= Methodist EpiscopaI Church Hontb

Eighth street THE Pastor (Kev. James A. Duncan)
having returned TO the city, there will be service to-
morrow Sabbath at O'clock in the morning. and
at Is o'clock in the evening. sep II
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A GREAT CHANCE.
"ILL be sold low for cash, the entire
w Stock, Fixtures Furniture, &C., of first-cass
Confectionery Establishment
For particulars call at store No. 400 Seventh
street. aug lb--lm
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
Nv l7-eoif SIN
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Also, at Georgetown, Tuesday August 2s, and
Alexandria, Wednesday, August 20.
aug lS-dtls st sep
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From Kansas Territory Interesting Debate IL.
the Legislature about the President.
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COMING IN OUT OF THE RAIsl-The promptness
Of our citizens in walking up to the captains Of
>fco and settling their taxes, indicates heathful
state Of finances and comnendable regard for
their own, well the city'I interest. We learn
that Gen. McCalla deposited on the 10th "a, 025 /;
on the 30th, $i,742; and on yesterday 81, Sl4--
making an aggregate of over $40, 900 for the three
days. Keep the pot boiling. See advertisement
allowing a deduction Of six per cent. for next
thirty days.
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Revival OF BUSINESS. Avenue to-day was
unusually crowded with vehicles of all descriptions,
and business among the merchants brisk. Many
of our citizens have returned from the watering
plaraa
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Mr.. James H. Reed, Of this city, has been ap-
pointed travelling agent for the Washington Ma
tional Monument in Eastern Virginia--all Of that
part Of the State east OF the Blue Ridge. Mr.. Reed
him to the kind Offices of all friends Of the Wash
ington National Monument
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The WASHINGTON HosE.-The following was
found on our table, which we presume was in-
tended for publication, and may be matter of in
terest to many
Having seen an article inthe american Organ
stating that there was organized a hose company
called the Columbia Hose, No. 2, We would state
that previous to that meeting, on 9TH July, there
was organized a company called the Washington
Hose We conceive that, being organized previous
TO them, We are justly entitled to the title Of No.
q THOMAS Cook, Secretary"
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LTNoHBURG. November z, 1854
From an examination of Mr. Tobass Glasses and
from his observatiors and remarks am convinced
that he Ia a skilful ontican
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The Star states that the Rev. Mr.. Donean has
been to Norfolk, though he had not been there at
the time il stated he had returned from Nor
folk" Very we'll
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THE UNION ACADEMY.
FuNUE Fifth Annual Session Of The Union
IL Academy and the sixth of the Union Female
Academy, will open on the first Monday in Septem-
Der, and continue forty-four weeks
Terms as usual
Circulars at the bookstore of n. Farnham, Esq,
and at the Rugby House, corner Of Fourteenth aud
X streets.
These institutions are so organized and conducted
as to secure that mental and moral training which
will best prepare the pupils for the realities Of life.
z. RICHARDS,s
Principal Union Academy.
Mrs. q. RICHARDS,
Principal Union Female Academy.
aup l7-1m
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PETERSBURG, October II, 1874.
About five years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias.
in Washington, pair of Glasses for the Spectacles
which used and found them Of great assistance to
my decayiug vision and my opinion of him is, that
he is skilfu in the preparation Of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone to be benefited by such aid
J. +. MAY.
See, for more testimonials, the Evening Star.
aug l5--ly
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POLICE CouRT Justices Holiingshedd aud
Birch.-Henry Hallam, white, Of South Carolina,
aged twenty three, furnished lodging, and dis.
charged this morning.
Thomas Gavin, an Irishman, born IN New York
aged 2s, drunk, and disorderly OF course. Tommy
rather insisted his nativity, but like the Irish
mans bumble-bee, II was I" no use to change your
color know your voice." He had been there
before; and if he had not, his brother certainly
had and II neither had, somebody else had and
at any rate, Tommy was drunk, which he found
far more pleasant than getting sober--so down be
went
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
THE Law IN NORVTCH.

On Aug. II, the day Of the circus, three psrs6ps
were arrested for being intoxicated and taken oeioIe
Justice Carr. One comm ted TO jail for using pro-
fame language in presence of the Cou-one Tor bein
TOO much intoxicated to tostify TO where he Got The
LopOT-one demanded counsel and trial. q. NJ.
Smith appeared as counsel for the prisoner, and tae
Court allowed the prisoner 70 go INTO anoheT room ~
consult with his counsel and after waiting a proper
length of time sent constable to cal them, Waen II
was found that Tie prisoner had leit The sa.d p4s-
oner was rearros.Cd tie next mornlng, a ~hcn ume
The three were brough! before the Ju,hee asan ana
Encd three dollars each and discharged
On the 2lst inst Mr.. w. Jones, saloon,keeper IN
This village was arrested warrant Issued oyJudse
Jujson OF this county for selling inIOxceung h4aois
contrary to law, and taken before the Jute q. osel
buruf H. c. Prindlo and Ira z. Barnes appeared a.
couus.l for the prisoner. and W. Newton To- me Peo-
pe The prisoner was held 70 bail IN the sum OF So9J
10 appear At the next Court of Over ana iermiuef IL
OcoUer rext. His sueiies arc n. q. fnndie ana IRA
y. BoUes.
The Judge Informed he counsel Coz iho peop'3 that
he holds the law constitutional and hncug IN All iis
psovisiOns until some competent uibapol declares li
Otherwise. eud as 10 Tic question 0. imported liquors
be holds oil sales of such liquor illegal, except be ID
The original packages.
On the ed Mr. j. Chapel was arrested on warrant
seued by Justice Hubbard, charged with violating ne
pres NJ ProhibiiorT Law, brought before t1e sad
Justice By Constable Ford. IA. q. Pnudc appeared
for the prisoner ard >. Wait ioS the people. Iae
prsOrers cOur eel said they were n1f rcidy 20 pro-
oeed aud asked Tor Adjournment h ihe 3ist oay OK
August. The counsel Tor the people ciuel lot
yeuire 10 summon jury. The Justice thea adjourned
TIC Cont til le 5lsi. The friends o. ono law VII
enter other prosecutions as fas. as The proper iesu
money can be obtained.
The Canon I6eeuo has got fairly INTO operation,
aud some Of the iquorde4ng goatIy are beginning 70
h1d out what hind Of an animal i' T. Our rnnmles
lee rather down n DE mouth; they do not tnatr
a a The League ana tho temper nco men as mucl as
.ly did. On even corner Of the streets 10 they coz
ttgao, and ltir long faces and whispered conyersl-
sn .sn denote that something is wIOng." Rum Mta
ef Norwich Temperance Advocate, Aug. "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
TIRE TELEGRAPHIC EXCURSIoNISTs.

HALIFAx, Saturday, Aug. 25, 1885,
We have news to-day Of the arrival Of the steam
ship Merlin at Sydney from st. Johns, N F., en- route
for this port. From her learn that the steamship
James Adger, with the telegrsphic excursionists on
board arrived at st. Johns the 18th inst. After
Aeaying Halifax the Adger touched at Port auBssque
In search Of the vessel having the cable on board
but unfortunately she had not arrived from London,
though about six weeks out. The Adger remained at
S. Johns from Tuesday until Saturday, her company
Of e1cursionists meantime receiving the kindest at
ientops from the hosptable citizens of St. Johns,
when she again put TO sea, and would proceed uIti-
mstoiy to Port-au-Basque, where she would remain
until the arrival of the cable from London.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

ANErIcANs II PARIS AT LAST DATEs--N. Lane,
y. y; ". II. Wall. Fln.; A. McConOchill II. Mar
TN. 7. W. PuDnrtt, l.. Trompkins J. Bel aud family,
II. James, y. " W. Wasu, Baltimore; G. Hayes,
Ilila.i ID. SlhanCk, y. " 5. G.. alton, BOston;
Mr.. 81 Alrs. NUrr y, n. T.. Il. Koilock, Mass; X.
se1eror, A. Homer. phila; j. NJ Master. ciscihna-
q; " Mann, Ga. II. w. Morit Wash; III. G.. Prt-
chaId. j. j.. Dickson, y. Y; j.. n. soils aud lady,
Ftila.. J.. Inmhul, Macs; l.. Legre, Ga; w.
Wscrcr s. & -. 4. Thomas, y. Y; g.. Smith
Piif.. I. Barry, Boston; hrs. Davis and family, NJ
y; Niss Lyucb n. " A Lafore, Pfila.; L. ChaU-
vet lIr and BIIs. BUIkharot Mss His llrs. Mears,
G. smith n. Y S. Teton Boston; y. Reynod In.
fiana; " JR.Ti oues Al; Rev MT jaeger, Penn;
S. Glow and sisters, i. G.. Squiers, y. T.. w. NJ.
Hackaya, Phia.; 81. ID. Whiasido, Ky; +. NJ.
Ke'cAUEa, n. u L. EQPes, Na. Mrs. L. HorBer,
Fliia.
TIE Exodus FROM LOrIYILL2.-Since the terri
Die riots az LOui5vil.c there hes been Tauid emigra
tiOn Of the foreignborn population more liberal and
less canqC qClous 0CaO1s. The Democyat Of that cifv
OF the 22d inst, Gays that the dsy previous party
OF eighfell Geunans-tg.lors, sAoomgzefs, carpen-
ieTs, ciggrIlako's and laboreIs-ls1 'of Munesota
10 cone is tbs city and Gaena The next DAY (22ii
four .aines were 20 leavC-0ue 10 stop Ia this civ
q .ie otheT three nte. ded 20 20 on 10 Caaada. A
movement is on foot 70 organize Kansas emigration
party oi i've AuroIe1 families. lie beads Of a hun
ored anies gned ihe o2reencnt on the first nieht OF
te Meeting. Our cotfn1oray says that those gs1i-
Als arc among he bes, citizens Of Louisville.
lyi--ass Js1.aL.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
ACCOUNTS BY TELEGRAPH.

NORFOLK, Friday, Aug. "a, 1856.
The yellow fever is stl increasing st this place. and
Mayor Woods has been attacked by IL. During the
tsery -four houIs ending at noon to-day, the number
OF deaths was seventeen. A large number of nurses
and ply sciars have sniyed from various pointe.
Tie southern mail as late as due Is at hand.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 60, 1855.
AT Norfolk 2uring the p hours ending yesterday
noon there were u deaths from yellow fever; add
during the same time at Portsmouth there were ID
deaths
Mayor Woods Of Norfolk is recovering. d. Lovitt
is dead.
Tie Lew cases are very numerous in both cities.
NV ORLEANS, Saturday, Aug. %, 1855.
Many Of our eminent physicians in'oTm us that
the fever is flst decreasing in their private practice
Il is also on the decrease in tie hospitals.
The nuulber OF deaths from yellow fever ia the
Charity Hospital during the past week has been 1913,
decroafe OF ten from the previous week.
1bIiy-fOur hundred dollars have been collected here
III the Norfolk sufferers.