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PROPOSALS ron wOOD AND c5HL.
OFFICE lousr OF REPRESENTATIVES U. S,
July 10, 1856

Offltf hutSh W APPROPRIATENESS u. -,
July 10, 1856
SaSEALED PROPOSALS viii be received a.
~ this office until IL NJ Saturday tho ID day Of
August next for furnishing for the use OF the HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES two hundred toms best quality
Anthracite Coal white ash. The cUal must be clean
flee from slate or other foreign substance, and IL
Jumps about the size OF a fourteen pound weight Q,
$40 pounds 10 the ton, and delivered free Of extra
charge IN the vaults Of the Capitol
Also for Furnishing tor the use oi the House OF
Representatives two hrmdrCd cords Of first quality
Hickory Wood; twenty-five cords 20 be sawed twice
and the balance 10 be sawed once Tls whole 10 b.
measured, sawed and slowed away III Tie vaults ii
the Capitol ri the expense AZ The eautrtctcr
Both Wood and Coal are 60 BE- delivered on Or b.
fore the 18th day Of October next aud to be subee
70 inspection 70 quality, weight and measure by
person 10 be appointed by tAr Cey& of the House
Of Represy natives.
Proposals may be separat., and should be endorsed
Proposals for Wood" aud "Proprsals for Coal"
and directed to "hc Clerk OF the House cf Repre-
seutatiyes, Washington July ldiitA2
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INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUNE,
and BLIND.

q st., 5cicccn 10Th and 21St sts., south sid.
ENRIDAY AFTERNOON of each week
nc has been set apart for the reception of yisiters
at the Institution The friends of this institution are
respectfully invited 10 be present and witness the
exercises on that day
This Institution is entirely charitable IN its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit Of
that class of afflicted children for whom provision
has ever be IN made.
Donation; Of money, household furniture or of al
most any description, will be thankfully received at
the Institution. June l8--u
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AUCTION SALES.
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE

improved properly By virtue Of deed
oI trust d9ly executed and recorded bearing date the
1th day Of June 1853, and the request OF the party
entitled 70 the debt thereby secured the subscriber
VIII sell at pubic auction in front Of the premises
on Wednesday, the 9Th day Of August 1885 al 6It
o'clock, p NJ, the whole o. lot numbered eight. as
in square numbered nine hundred and flty,one
(05l,) situated in the city Of Washington The i'm
proyemens upon this lot consist of three substantial
and webuilt two-story Frame Dwelling HOUSES
Terms Of sale One-half cash, and the balance IN
six and twelve months The purchaser 10 give his
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
from the day of sale. a deed given and deed OF
trust taken TO secure the payment of the notes. All
eonycyancinS at the expense OF the purchaser. III the
terms OF sale be not complied with within five days
from the day Of SALE the trustee reserves the rghtto
resell said premises, az the risk and cst of the de-
muling purchaser, by giving six days notice ofsuch
Washington.
NIMRoD CHARLESTON,
Trustee.
4. GREEN,
July 2l-td Anctin,eer
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\ BARGAIN.

NOR SALE, $4,000 feet Of Ground, Il,
"a twelve lots, Of rs feet by $50 ltet each, situa,
ted on the Island, near Four-ant a-laif street. aud
fronting upon Van street, between ~ and n streets
south. A good frame house, nearly new, is on ona
OF the lots The twelve lots fronting Van street
have alleys three sides, being thu surrounded by
street and alleys. The whole viii bs sold together
or in lots to suit purchasers at bargain and ti,ao
given on the larger portion Of the purchase-monc|.
Inauirc al this Office may diff
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NOTICE no THE PUBLIC.

OFFICE or WASHINGTON NAT. MONUMENT SOCIETY,
Washington, July |, 1856.
In accordance with an order of the Board
u Of Managers the public requested to pay no
more contributions for the Washington National
Monument to agents heretofore commissioned BY the
Board.
This notice is not to be construed as a censure
the agents. but il is designed to efiectuate general
settlement of the affairs of the Society. The Board
is well assured of eventual in the patriotic
enterprise in which it is engaged, but it has resolved
TO suspend further proceedings by agency until u
plan, now under consideration, for combining eff
cheney prompttude and safety, is matured.
Balances due from agents, or offerings from indie
pendent contributors to be sent by draft padbe
10 the order ofa6 Treasurer Of Washington National
Monument Society, enclosed in letter to the under
signed. BY order
SAMUEL Y0RKE ATLEE
July 5-dtf Secretary w. N. M. =.
N. b. Editors throughout the United States will
confer favor on the Society, and benefit the public,
by publishing this notice and sending to the Secre
tary a COPY of the paper containing the same.
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LOT FOR SALE.

"A VALUABLE Lot on Indiana avenue,
a between First and Second streets, running
through to street in rapidly undressing part OF
the city, is offered for sale
one-fourth cash, and the balance in equal po lions
for hvo years, Title indisputable
Inquire Of JOHN It. KILLMON
June TIT
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THE SHAVING SOAP.
Vroom ~ Fowter's Walnut Oil, Military

EVERYTHING sought by the most fas.
ma tdous in this branch of the toilet, aud essen
tiaI to good shave will be found upon trial,
combined IN the abovc-named article.
1t has now been in the market twelve years. and
the thousands who have used it testify to its sur
passing and agreeable qualities. II swithout doubt
the best soap in the world The genuine bears Vroom
& Fowler signature in tite sHtiLc and is only man
uGctured by John u. Vroonl, Successor New York.
Sold in Washington by Selby Parker Marin ard
Palmer; Georgetown, w. i. White.
iuly l-3mdif
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. .--Flour--Howard street and
City Mills is selling for 81 II ~. Nothing report
cd in Ohio Flour.
Wheat has slightly advanced and business is act
i've but prices are too unsettled to give quotations.
Corn is firm. Sales Of white at 81 G5 cents ;
yellow Us cents
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UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot.

NNHE Subscriber, having leased the hotel
~ known as Foy's Hotel, and formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, is now prepared 10 accommo-
date the travelling public. The table will always be
supplied with all the delicscies of the SEASON. pre-
pared in the most superior style.
The bar attached TO the house is furnished with
the finest Liquor and Cigars that can be obtained.
JAMES L. LLOYD,
iunc 2-eo3m Proprietor
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The Lake Georae Disaster.

WHITEHALL, VI, July Sill has been asccr
tanned that fifteen persons are dead and missing
from the steamer John Jay, burnt few days since
on Lake George.
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TO CAPITALISTS

a GENTLEMAN who has several debt /,
"A well secured by deeds in trust in this city ,
wishes to raise few thousand dollars tor sixty or
ninety days and will make such discount as will
give liberal interest for the amount required. II
the purchaser desires it, the debts can remain, o.,
they will be liquidated in July or August.
Address l.. :. d., at this office, care OF the editor
Of the Organ. may s-duH
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HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
FORT.
FNyBTS MOST DELIGHTFII, SIJMMER

u Resort within instant reach OF all the luxurics
Of the salt water region, the most inviting locality
on the southern seaboard and ryalng for health the
most secluded retreat Of the mountain interior, ha-
pass to the proprietorshp Of the undersigned, and
will be opened on the 10th of June.
The proprietor is resolved TO make the establish
ment rank with the very first watermg-ploccs oi tbs
country, and to that end no labor or. expense haa
been spared, and none viii be-
may 29-2awd&w JOS. SEGAR.
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BLACKISTONES PAVILION
TsSHIs place of resort will be open on III,

TENHIS place of resort wili be open on the
"a Sd day OF July for the accommodation OF faA
visiters. The subscriber has engaged "a first EsI4s-
rate Cotllon Band for the season. and with his large
and splendid ballroom, offers vast Inducements 70
the lovers Of the dance.
uxures OF the Potomac and his Bar with the choicest
liquors.
This is known % be one Of the heatfest places on
the river, being situated between Backistone's and
st Catharine's islands.
There will be- a celebration the Fourth OF july
and Ball and public Cotiilon Parties on Thursday,
oath JAY, Thursday, 9TH August and Thursday, 2lst
OF August.
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers du-'
ring the watering season, on Tuesdays and Fridays
going down. end will stop for passengers on We'd
nesdays aud Saturdays on her return trips.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS viii also land and take OF
passengers at the above Pavilion on Wednesdays
going to, and on Sundays returning from Baltimore |.
Board---Sl per day, tor n week Or longer = -,
less than IA week.
June 2T--2nl" GEORGE W, BLAChlSIoHE.
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SPLENDID a. COMMODIOUs ROOMS
WITH CHEAP BOARDING,
"A " ~ ID ~ nI RI |

u n Y II 7 y y : II ~ y
I'm n House which has no superior Local
n ton for summer in the city, having large. airy,
and commodious rooms, not near any other build
ing or obstruction, and being near next TO- and north
ofihe east square of the Capitol Park is rendered
perfectly healthul by the absorption OF malaria BY
the foliage and flowers, over and through which the
southwestern breezes so prevalent at this season
pass, Mosquitoes remarkably scarce. Board as good
as any.
No. 3g3, First street east, between A aud north.
July s.
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The BLUE RDGE TUNNELS. Charlottesville
(Va.) Jefersoniau states that on last Saturday
night there remained only us feet 70 periorate
in the main tunnel under the Blue Ridge Last
month there were 81 feet cut through. In the
Brooksvlle tunnel only 80 feet remains TO be
arched, and will be finished before September.
Daylight will shine through the Blue Ridge Noun
tains before the close Of the year 1855.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

EFT the residence OF the snbscri Der,
IL on the 18th instant negro boy, named Henry
about twelve years of age; had when he left blue
cotton pants and black and white straw hat wears
one suspender. His right wrist is weak, from u
spran. Twill pay the above reward for his return to
met JAMES w BARKER
july I'D Ii st., between 18th and 10Th
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I'VE ("Plutes," , respectfully informs Members "a
Congress, citizens, and the public, that he is
prepared 70 execute, usual all business generally
intrusted to
a8tantcnsis, Copyist, md Gc,crai Scribe.
Office Of the " Exchange HOTEL" street. Orders
left either ut J. Shillmgtou's, "0deon" corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Four-apd a-half street or
attention feb Eff
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THE CRoPs.-A friend, says the Richmond Dis
patch, just returned from trip to Danvile, and
the surrounding country, brings most distressing
account of the effects Of the drought upon the
crops In the counties of Pittsyvania and Halifax,
in Virginia, and Caswcll, Person, and Rockingham,
North Carolina he states that it has been destruc-
tive almost without precedent. The corn on the
highlands has been literally burnt up, and cannot
be recruited in any degree by rains. The lowlands
presents better prospect, and in some localities
win make tolerablc yield.
In addition to the injury inflicted by drought,
the chinch bug has committed its rayages in u
large portion Of the district named. Tobacco
stands better and with rains now, will come ont
pretty fair. 1t is hardy plant, and deies what
will destroy most other crops. Corn is selling
about Danville at 81 per barrel, and much wheat
will be withheld from the market, under the i'm
preston, among those doing, that they will not
make bread Of their corn crops
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LIMEl LIMEiI LMEIIl
NATILL be opened Tomorrow, at the
Wv Lime Kilns Of W. H. Cooley Co, sltn-
atcd on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges kiln Of very superior Wood-burnt Inc.
Of PIasterers' Hair, Cement Calcncd Plaster, aud
every description Of the very best quality OF Lime
which will be disposed Of on the most reasonable
terms terms W. r. Cooley 4 CO.
ap l5-eotfs
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

~E, the undersigned, having connect
w ed ourselves in partnership in the COACH
MAKING BUSINESS under the firm of Ferguson
Co., respectfully invite our friends and the public
generally TO give lis II call at the corner of Sixth
street and Missouri avenue the establishment owned
and formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas Young.
All orders thankfully received and punctually at
tended to. Prices moderate All work warranted
i. N. FERGU S0N,
JOHN II. WALLIS,
July 3O--3t* ALVA DUNHAM
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Re-nomi,lation Of Hon. j. Hickn a..

WEsrcHEsrER, Pa, Aug. 1.-The Democratic
Convention Of Delaware county, Pennsylvania
have re-nomnated Hon. John Hickman for Con
gress, he having received the votes of IS out o.
the SO delegates
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WANTED,

a PARTNER, either active or silent,
IN with capital of $500, in the Lime and Cement
Business. The kiln, which is capable of burning
loo barrels of lime, $50 barrels of cement per day
together with the mill to grind the cement is already
built. Apply to A. s. BURROWS,
552, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. LIST and I'd sts.
l.
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GEN. WALTER JONES and CHI. LEE

IN JONES have removed their Law Office to No.
500 street between Third and Fourth.
Oh. Lee Jones win practice in the supreme Court
Of the United States, and other courts held IN the
District Of Columbia, and give prompt attention TO
every species Of professional business that may be IN
trusted to him. His father, General Walter Jones,
though mostly retired from general practice, will
unite with him, and do his best TO advance the sue
cess Of clients by written statements and arguments,
and by all other needful aud proper exertions.
iuy 5-3mf
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NEUsT BE SOLD, on entire stock q

REUST BE SOLD, onr entire stock &C
va Fancy and Plain B0nnets.
80 Open-workcd iA,ee und IlHr HannetS, with
curtains
% Fancy Hair and 6itnp Bonuets.
- Misses Hair aud Lace Bonncts
case slightly damaged straw, suitable for com
mon wear, travelling, &c, viii b. offered
great bargain.
Call at Mrs. K, G. ETCHIS0N'S.
Our customers who have received their bills are
respectfully requested TO make early settlement.
either b. cssli or notes at short date, and thereby
greatly oblige Mrs, II. q. L.
nj
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REMOVAL.
EE O. MOOD wishes to inform his

WN u ItUUU Wlsbts 10 IDIOfm MS
moved las stock OF fine Watches. rich lcwelry 90
and Silver Were 10 TIE store formerly occu Raisss
pied By Mr.. keyworth, NJ, G3e, Pennsylvania ayt
nue. three doors above Ninth street, where he will
keep constantly ON hand liue assortment Of Gold
Jeweiry, Watches Of every description; also pure
Silver Ware Of my own manufacturer together with
d great variety ofqther rich wares.
Having hAa long experience n the New York
and Washington trade, am prepared % offer goods
at the lowest possible prices, Wholesale or retail
Sign Of the large Spread Eagle,
June -.tf M. CSS. PenusSl wanna avenug.
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New ioRK, Aug. 1.-The papers OF this morn
ing contain Mr.. Fillmore's letter, accepting the
endorsement Of the United Americans, He feels
particularly battered by their preference
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Clnaa 21
ltlinOfc on
1856.
SCHEME

Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters, 81 so.
certificates of packages 20 wholes. $l40-shares in
proportion.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
nulnbers-15 drawn ballots

Class %.
To be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, August %,
1856
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASS0OLA TED PRESS.
BY The HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. Fiiimore's acceptance of the Nomination Of
the United ARiericans
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SCHEME.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
Glass 81.
To be drawn in Baltimore city August p, 1856.
70 numbers-l5 drawn ballots.
SCIIEME.
An orders addressed 10

1T OrdCrE addressed 70
HUBBARD a Co.
Baltimore, Maryland,
will meet with prompt and confidential attention.
july 25-d6w uss-.
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To SABBATH School CHILDREN.--Chdren Of the
Island look out for &c morrow's Organ, for It will
contain the hymn which is TO be sung at Gorsuch
Chapel at the next meeting Of the Union. Be
careful to secure a copy,
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ing Exchange IL dull.
Yai. Colleqe Commencement E1ereisea.


New HAVEN, July 3n.--The Yale College Com.
mencement exercises opened last night. Rev. jos.
Thompson, Of the city OF New York, delivered al
Grafton i'll the College street church, before Alpha
Delta Phi fraternity Oh Literary Culture for
Educated Mem" The poem was by the Rev. j.,
Johnson, Of Jacksonville, Illinois The ammyi
meeting took place in Alumni Hail. at O'Clock
this morning, John A. Rockwell, Of the class Of
1922 presided Speeches were made by Professor
Silliman Professor 0mstcd, Bishop Clark OF r.
Island, Judge Williams Of Detroit, Mcssrs. Lewis
Robinson, and Q. L. Thomas, Of the class of 1853,
and several others At IL O'clock Professor Dana
delivered to great audience an address for the
School Of Science TO be connected with Yale Col.
ege. At half past o'clock Prof Park, Of Ando-
yer, delivered ali Grafton in the North Church, on
Taste and Religion as auxiliary to each other
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FAUQulER SPRtNGs.--A letter to the Sun states
that, under the management Of the present popu.
lar lessecS, Messrs. Ingram a Barker, this famous
watering place was opened for visitors about the
first of June, and in short time a considerable
company had collected which has been constantly
increasing til now, when it numbers about 400
persons. Among the distinguished visitors who,
alone or with their families, arc or have been here,
may be mentioned, Chief Justice fancy, Hon. VIM
g. Rives, Secretary Dobbin, Postmaster General
Campbell, Senators Adams, Of Miss Jones, Of
Iowa, and Stewart, Of Michigan, while of the
House Of Representatives arc Messrs. Porter, OF
Missouri, Lake, Of Miss, aud Lndley, Of Mo-, and
last, but not least, Col. 7. S. Brooks, OF South
Carolina, has retired to the sylvan shade Of this
delightful retreat.
A more distinguished and agreeable company
never assembled at any watering place in Virginia.
Innocent pleasure and hilarity reign supreme in
every circle.
For some days past the heat has been intolera-
bic, but the copious showers Of to-day have cooled
the air and the luxury of the breezes that kissing
the peaks Of the Blue Ridge, are now tanning my
temples, may be imagined but not described
Everybody feels their influence, and is in good
humor with himself and the rest of mankind.
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MRS. w. n. HARVEY,

TNUccessOr 10 james +. HNrypN, Necpaacd.I
Undertaken,
No. 40, Secenth street, bctUeeR g. anil H.
ElEGS leave TO intern the public that she has IN
HB her employ the same persons that were foi
merly in the establishment who are fully competent
" conduct the Undertaking Business, and that eveIy
attention win be given 80 calls day night, rs here
tofoTe may 1g--dSm
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY
Claaa az

To be drawn in Baltimore On Wednesday, August
90, 1856.
SCHEME
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Pic Nc AND ExCURsIoN.-The Navy Yard Bap-
list Choir advertise an excursion to and pic mic al
Indian Head and Fort Washington on Thursday
the 7th instant. See advertisement
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THE SToRN.-At Gordonsville, hail in consider
able quantities fell with the rain, and the wins
blew gale. Trees were torn up, and in som,
places the track of the Orange and Alexandria rail
road was literally covered with branches of trees
making it necessary to use great caution in run
ming the night train from Richmond for this place
Alec. Gazette.
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Cow 0vERDoARD.-A poor old COW, in one of
her nominations, we suppose, fell into the Canal
Being unable to get out, she cooly chewcd the cud
of disappointment, until some humane individuals
kindly aided her to get out of the predicament
She looked, if she did not speak, her thanks.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
HNOR Spring and Summer, my stock OF
N the above is now full and complete IN every
department. Nv facilities for doing business are Ct
the best character. The public are lnTied " ca
and cxonine NV atock as / am determined 20 sci
cheap for cash or 70 my punctual customers,
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
Penn avenue near Four-and-a-haf street.
ap 30-dtf
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Tux CoLuMBIAs BELL.--Wo were misinformet
IN this matter. Tic bell was the first to sound tht
alarm, and continued to sound it for twenty-iv,
minutes.
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LIMEI LTME!I LIMEIII


Corner Sixth street and Louisiana avenue,
IN 3l--3mo Washington, ID. {
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turned thther on Tuesday last, after her visit TO
our city. She left her moorings at the mouth Of
the Auacostia, on Sunday morning Mt five O'Clock.
arriving off Sandy Hook half hour after Mon.
day midnight. She returned leisurely as she
came, not raising her steam above the easy pres
sure Of ten pounds to the inch, which gives her
twelve aud a half revolutions per minute The
distance thus run was four hundred and fifteen
miles, making her rate ON the trip little over
twelve miles an hour.-Irtelligencer
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ACCIDENT. During the storm which prevailed
on Tuesday night, young Irishman, named James
Sullivan, on board the steamer Baltimore, at AQUA
creek, arose in his sleep, walked overheard, and
was drowned. Every exertion was made to rescue
him.