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NUDGE a co.

No. "a sa.og., s.,ist q ed9..I D a e,ms. O.
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Agents for l.. L.. Co.; Thou a. Coli.
Carson Bros Co.; Duckey, Ross a Dickey; Ia
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills; GIbson, Crosby
4 Robbins; r. A. n. ubbard; Jessnd Lanln'
ter; Platner a. SDIth; Parsons Paper Compeny:
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sycamore
Mills; and VARIOUS other celebrated makers.
Also. a full assortment of Book binders leather.
Cloth, Cue. &c; Printing Papers, News and Book.
Colorei Papers Of ell kinds; -traw Boards; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
colored; Printers Cards and ard bnaIds, In every
VARIETY: Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
A full assortment Of French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper. Post Ohce and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers. all kinds !
Sheathing, Tack aud Spice Papers; Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, BleacnIng Powders.
III Paper of every description mado 10 order.
SIM
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NO $50 seventh street,.
Sc 2-eolmH 8 doors above Odd fellows Hall.
HERMAN BLAU.
III UPH HOLSTER RER.

II UPHOLS STERER,
No. Si g strset.Heor Treasury DEPARTMENT,
In gratefully ack knowledging the liberal patronage
which has heretofore been bestowed upon his efforts
to please his patrons bess leave to furm the cIti
zens of Washington and GsCIgetown that he Is
now prepared to execute with neatness and
all orders IN his line of business such the sew
ing, Fitting, ard Lay ng Down of new Carpets.
of Curtsins; the Covering Of Lounges, Sofas, &c /;
the Manufacture or Renovation OF Mattresses,
Pillows. Cushions, DO.
Mr. BLAu would also call especial attention to his
Patented Carpet S,retcher, which enables him to
put down Carpets with unprecedented smoOthness
and rspidity. se25-S6 Tim"
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Educational.
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
- YOuN6 LADIES.
FRBNcR AND ENGLISH


Prrncipal-DoNhLD MACLEOD. A. IA :, cnIYer-
atty OF GLASGOW,
The next academic term will begin on the second
Monday IN September, and end on the SJth Of June
For thorough literary and scientific culture. sound
elementary instruction. the efficiency and suco~ss of
the Fenoh Deyarfnenf and for sociAt advantages,
Ev,ry ass, the primary 90 well a. the senior,
enjoys the personal supervision OF the PRINcIPkL.
who Is assisted by three ladies' ofsbty, xperienos
No school out Of rsrls pOssessesa purer standard
OF good French. or better corrective OF bad FreCch
acquiring th.t Ia. gsase. It's strengthened by the
accession Of Prof ALKxANpIE
MUSIC ON THE PIaNo. THE GUITAR AND
taught by the ladies Of the family, ofenrE superior
sdysnta &c TO day scholars as We as oosrders.
f , he i hGne,t oisss &C, composed &C Of hrs, senior
scence for which they e prepared and wli reoeiEe
authe end OF the year diplomas or suitable testImo-
mas.
For further information ace circulars. oes-sv
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY. -
Twenty ;hfth session. Is mOnthsJ commences No
Number limited to Is l.ds. 10 whose Improvement
the time and energies OF the Principal are conatantly
Ennr. expense so. Circulars At this ofioe.
III To fll few vacancies eLl at knkvood
House on October 18th, from SO 2'oiY9k p m, or
Sc as-oosw Principal and Proprietor.
THE COLUMBIAN CoI.LEGE.
The next Session Of this institut,on viii com
nenee on Wednesday, the twenty -nlnih txsth) o.
Applicants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening OF the see
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Of the Columbian College will commence its next
Session on "Wednesday, the eighth (sthJ Of septem-
su is eotNovI y.G. BINNEY. President.
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' o T ii F. l. A ID F. 8.

T REMOVED,
0 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Between 9Th and
7th streets, No. 81. next door to f.. r.. White Co.,
where shall be pleased to see all of my former
customers. ctiz sns and strangers. shall endeavor
to keep complete STOCK OF GROCERIES Of
all kinds, and sell them as chesp, if not cheaper,
than any house In the district. Purchasers will
please call and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing, as am sure 1t will bs to their advantage.
oc 2 cow B, 4. NEALE.
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LOR SALE-A Market and UaIry FARM of
L aDout 80 acres, with all the necessary buildings,
de-, IN hne condition. 1t Is situated in Alexandra
county, Va. about five miles from the Long yrldge
and two from the Georgetown aaueduot. II will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Office, to JAMES w.
BURCH, Washington City. au24-tf
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W. ESTERN ACADEMY,
Musical Instruction.
MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Prof. DE CGNIEL has few more hours TO
spare, which he will devote in giving q superior
course of Musical Instruction, rarely to be met
with on the Hdrp, Pas oforts, Guitar, Stseiss,
and classical Organ PIayiss. &o.
N. NO instruction whatever will be givcn
where payments are not made IN advance.
Engagemeuts can be made by calling at HE New
nyeuue. 90 lift
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SILLowAY's TEXT BOOK OF mODERl

SII.LOWAY'S TEXT BOOK OF MODERN
- Carpentry; sl.25.
yaux's Vii as and Cottages, $40 engravinss: 81.
Hammond's Formers and Mechanics Practical
Architect; Sl.Sp.
Downing,s Cottage Residences and Cottage
Grounds 81 81. b. ...a
Village and Farm Cottages. 100 engravlngs; %. ?
Downlng's Country Houses, so engrayi Is; 50.
Fields X ural A ArchItecture: S2 - ID
Fisld's City Arch tscture, 20 plates; Sa.
Z Glossary oI GreoiaD, omsn, Italian. and Gothic
Arobitecfure 5 vols. Oxford, England. with l,To
wood cuts: SIS.
Scott on Gothic Architecture, secular and domes
tic, I.ondon; S2.75.
prize Model Cottages, London: SIS.
Benjamln's r Rudlments of Architecture: q,
Orn t. FRANCK TAYLOR,
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n ApIEY TUCK end ell sorts OF CON BIS q
ealss Room. ands6 WilIsrds' Hotsl. 10 s-sn
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MRS. J. BURGHALTEf

ID MRS. J. BURGHALTER
ilESPECTF ULLY informs the lad es of Wash
inR ton and Georgetown that she is ready to resume
her Instructions on the Piano. She has been ", II
known a teacher IN both cities for a number of
and can give the best references She is par
uculaTly desiTous ID obtain a few more pupils in
GeOrgetOwn. Terms mOcerate.
III Communications m, y be left at Mr.. Metze-
rotts Music Store, NO. 327 Penn. avenue, at Mrs.
Chtch's an y Store, No. 298 Penn. avenue.
RA Rnlmf
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HUMPHREYS stab ES.-The urdersigIs
Il the son of the late Levi Pumphrey,
takes pleasure In informing his friends,
and the pubic that he will oont,nus the NI
business of his late faiher. at both the (TNY
old stands that at the corner of 9Th and
streets having been under his manas mt for the
last three ears. IL will be the object of his
less care to preserve the env putation of the
bles his father eff them and to that end, Il
public may rest assured that he will always be In
fac.iOn to all who favor him with their patron
age. j. w. PUMPHREf.
oc l2-lm Upper Marlboro papers copy.D
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rES MUSICAL CARD.
4 HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to say that he ~
prepared 10 furnish Muse with the best Of bands.
brass string eitherD for FAIRS, Balls and Parties.
A Pianist always on hand. p. FISHER,
Sc palm No. SIG Pa avenue. Washington City.
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TUNER.

THALBEKG'S TUNEK,
Il Jhe only riEhf method Of Tuning.
r. III. SPEIR having tuned the Plsnos used at
the concerts, by the great arlsts Thsberg and 9TH
ers, and having practical perlence Of fourteen
years, IN the arrest piano manu- 'actOrles IN New
York. are deemed sufficient guarantees OF hrs capa
III itIeS Of Tuner AID epaireT Of Piano Fortee.
Orders left AZ the Piano Wareroom of Mr.. Rich
ard DAVIS will meet with prompt attention.
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ENOR SALE-On very reasonable terms. a valua-
L bio LOT OF GROUND, numbs red 4. in square
466, near the Catholic Church, IN the Seventh ~ ard
Island. Inquire of GEO. w. BRAY, X cal Estate
Agent, No. sic 7th street, opposite lnteigencer Or
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30

tie hoscs Of our National Asg. want 70 s.e cur
d;ers facing the enemss ef the Repabhc, b., Amer
can feIlov-citizepe never, II this dsy the Nspon
enc uId be 90 unfortunate - - bscsms involved %
war and the Government shouId call on the pc ,ps
fly 10 sIus TO maintain cur Republican unity and
glery, hope there would Be more than one Msrnon
bs;tslxn to rally 10 bAttle for our common county
ICheera
Gov. Powell 10 conclusion, expressed bis ;tsnts fer
the courteey with which the Commission hsd bsen
treated q. Provo and for the attention which d been
psid 10 his remarks. Nsj McCulloeh Wa .heo called
upon to address the audience, but excused himself
with brief apology. Then Gov. Powell sgsn s'oee
ard spoke subst az italy ss follows:
FEILow-CITIzESs: One siugle word more. When
spike of the army, was perhaps rot so explicit 10
my remarks ss I should Fave been. l sid that the
Presto ert Of the United States would exercise his night
70 send the army wherever its presence, 10 his 1dg
mept would oostribute 70 the general welfare Of the
courtry. But when / said thst it would soon be N
your midst il vas not with the intention OF conveying
the idea that it would be quaitersd in this TO a.
lfhmert of additional military posts in Utah Territory
(Turpirg to eI Gov. Young, ne inquired the number.
ExGov. Yourg replied lone; bus not more
than two."1 BE has ordered the estsblish'
in this Territory for various purposes, but chiefly to
protect travellers from Indian depedations While he
claims and will exercise the right to send the army
wherever be may please, bis object is not 20 make
an eLCSn Imens ID aIy OF lUur Citer. NSh' oSnnsoA
told me thst he did rot wish his srny 10
be ststioIed near q city. He said that it
would ceirup. the morals Of the army, as
you know lie always the case when an army is %
such q neiebborhocd. ! am not advised where
the army OF Utah will be stationed, but il Cache
Valley is the best place for an encsmp-
mept a. you inform zoe, i believe th.s he
will take them there. / believe that ne VIII
be very prudent in the disposition OF the troops IL
were al lie head of tie army would wish to stston
Il where il would be convenient TO protect the great
highways to the Pacific from Indian depredations God
where i would hsve grasss wood and water in a5uu'
dance In relation to the lge force now under orders
to march to this Territory, have no idea that so
large an army will be permanently stationed 10 Utah.
if the Territory shall remain at peace. i needed to
Naire and 10 guard our frontier all along the British
Epe have said this much to correct any misappre
hepsion which sy prevail in your minds as 10 the ds-
position of the army but Is 70 the exact places
the CEREAL may establish his posts, am unable to
give any info rmaton.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs. HAsKEIr and HOLMES met for the trans
action Of business on Thursday afternoon at o'clock:
to John Keefe, No. 594 broadway, and storekeepers
license TO Dsier Co., No. lGl Front street. upon the
payment CT $50 esch.
Tie following communication was handed in and
read:
NEw-YoRK, July q, 1853
To The Board II E1ehe Comnh.oner.
street., s .eips whoa. license from the th Of june to the
18Th Of July four sabbsths included Also that they keep
bath Vi . '''' Z FALCoNER' No 5Msusin street
Mr.. HOLMES to Mr.. Falcoter, who was present. -
Did you yourself drink at the bar
Mr. F.-No Sir, did not.
Mr.. H.-Do you know any one who did
Mr. FL do sir.
MI. H.-Are they some one of the four witnesses
Mr. FL do no. know whether any of them have
been TO bis bar, but can produce those who have,
ard who know that he has kept nothing but into1ica-
pgliquos there since he commenced business. know
tba. ss well o. know have backbone.
Mr.. HOLMES then observed that he could not sue
the firm, not knosing who composed it, he could
Kelly. He wanted Mr.. Fslconer TO bring him wit
bought intoxicating liquors at that bar not those who
could merely cay they saw men buy or drink some red
cclored liquor there.
He did not want the cult to fall through for lack of
legal evidence, and he didn't care whether the wit
nesses proved it wss on the Sabbath or a week day
that they bought the intoxicating liquor, 80 long as
they did actually purcl ase and taste it.
He would sue for four days violation Of the law,
s2Gc-the amount Of the Jurisdiction Of those smaller
courts.
Mr.. FALcoFER suggested to send there and purchase
some Of the liqHor.
Both the Commissioners objected 10 that. 1t was
net the busness Of the Board to prescribe the mode
by which legal evidence was TO be obtained.
Let the complsiDants furnish the Board with the
proper testimony, and they would proceed upon it:
Mr. FALoosER said he would, and the Board ad-
journed 70 Friday.
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DIE ID.

,r.ovr A. ~ q, Mulberry street. on Wedossdsy Jsy o.
Hnry M oniy .on Of Michse T. and MAZDA L. saks ssed
yeu months and - dsyr
pRrsH-In BroLyn on "Wednesday July "a, Rsnes MARION.
cn ii seah and Anna Brash aged pears sAd months
FLEEMAN-In Wlhansburgh, Wednesday jay -. sftsr
brief illnsu Mercy fleemsn In her 18th yer
GIBPs-On Thursday. July BY drowning .. sea o. rotso
Rioo while bis way 70 S.w,Yos On so,.d ma. so1s
Cfttts Gibbs aged II years eldest u the Rev D. l.
Gibbs Of Port Jsh.rson Long isstd'
HAYDOCK-In this city. on FIth dag m1rbrf ye..SSn
7h month 9th Jsns, wife Of John hsje'~' r"' es"'"
tn, fp.t.l will take place from Ysnes Me.;n. bs.s. Or
ehsd siest Sixth e.y notns - ty A., rs.o~etfsll;
pII~io mi. c., on wedns.d.y. July q, K.is u. II.
J,uripgs wife rupert Geo Hi
ItTrLFWOOp-In Brooklyn, on "eenssoAJ JoJ a. -"
Lttlswood aged % ysA@
urrIIGAN--fn Brooklyn, on Tbursdsy, Jay a. ~ s2n
" rsSon Juis Mulssn. native ofths rarish d CossmSi,
County of LoDEfond, ireland, aged Is yesn,
tnss bis wy 70 Rsnss In Peru, assi wstr q ss
River Rober, Nesbi. eco, formerly Of N.vfors.
poTrsA G.pburn near He.sursb ct her b.o.ssss re-.
dsbce. "Wednesday, JGy q, Mary EHS'' s'''"
tn snS. are invited % s.t~rd fsosr. service wssas
further notice At The University psoe ohu''S W
sosID Rockville. Conn., Taesd.y Jay 2, HeSry
p.,sysou ae Of this city, in the 'ls' ysu OF IA Hs
$3.50 a. rdd.v July %, si Centre MoheAss. sssol
cda,t, Lops Island M Luther Pe1y, IN the ess ys1
o. Ms,seLp N j. on Wednesday JOY a. Easss
ctsr 800 q Amos and hs,Isret s. Robins ssel ~
iay ~ Of pnsurn.ion Of unss CAsrss Y's's
s.S.s Germany. the 27tA year Of his ss Is I.or.
Iaoa.s. a.nsss.s 5. ana r. Z VIVA 's'd ''' IL
1acniSs and dsya -, IA. yv~rirs ssss OF
a r. 2. scna.y y9,y q an 5o 81 = q
xsd S yssS; Jun. L. rB0MAs VILLA, IN :, nncAAoEJ
Jsrs ls xLTAED NORRIS d Easlsod !9g ava uiLIES 4
4 Phisdslphis ard % the '''''s'' Jay ~ 80
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CRops IN OHIo.-From reports from fty.fOur c'ur,
ties in Ohio, made to the Corresponding Secretary Oh
the State Agricultural Society, we gs,her these s'
Fruit as general thing is reported failure or d.
most not over one.third IN average crop.
Barley is reported medium, good, or average.
Osr q general thing, are left ont Of the reports
others give them as rusty, half crop, poor average
fair one-fourth, two-thirds, one-eighth, bad, &c.
Whea. is reported good, twothirds, three-'ouitns'
.ever-eighths, average, one-hsS, above average me-
dunn, excellent; the terms COED and excellent p'ec0"
mating.
Grass i. almoet universally reported good.
Com Of course cannot Be determined 81 20 cary
day, bu. the opinions that the crop Will vary no"
one fourth an average crop to two-thfdf ana ~
ease. fair c,op-povbere full or good but in come
counties bad.
WooL.-The Cadi- SeRtiAtl estimates the crop Q.
Wool in Harrison County a. 400 goo pounds when Will
cell for $l72,0C0
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WysIyYay USYERsIrY.-A Transportation Oh noes
having occurred IN our paragraph rspecne .ne ~
Increment exercises Of TIL, institution We lac
correct programme, ss folowe; n o,c,o,t
Bsccslaufeste sermon, Sunday, AugTr.' n Add,.s.
before Il. M.siersfy Iycsuq, saSd;yI Aosin l. n
o'cloek D. M, by the Rev. John 7. pSioH, " NJ ~.
septsnpi.l Address before the hysaoa sever s;
d.{ Avg. soeoGh NJ ~ pb ne Bet. s.' Kappa So.
ei.ty Tu:.dsy, xas. s. 4 o'clock P: n, BY Prof
II. 3. smith D. D., Of Union Thsoloess s," gary
Grafton before the Peitholegian snd fn,ofne,oi IN
Sccietier, Tuesdsy, Aug. oel,ex P =" W ~ tse
Hon. Henry c. Demming. Comi0ehee''
day, Aug. 4, 1853.
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NEWJERSEY ITE.HS.

BODY ForSD.-A correspondent q. Mi5istowu
writes Found on the shore Of Sandy ooh Bay, oo
the Goth inst, the BODY OF amsn apparently forty 20
was sbou. feet inches in hight had d.rS hair, ard
Was little bald; be had black cloth cos, some
what worn a mixed vest of good quality, DARK cloth
pants mixed cotton shirt, aud thick shoes. 10 HE
pockets were fourd q jsckknife With white handle, .
pair of spectacles with bras frames. "a iron key tied
INTO the pocket Al 80 silver change, and 81 note
on the Washtensw Bark in knit pure For any
information, spply to Walter c. Psrsoos Jas.ics OF
the Peace, rear Chancsyile, Middletown, Monmouth
County n j.
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Tta,si, nsssss VIII VAsesIti., and enable Il ttnP
BY decree. 10 get out Of tue oSmprcnss. Ise
Gcverrment vii then serd . special commission
70 the United States With f.n powers S 20 settle
ne Ssfss Of Hc.,p ,.is,;ve 70 me ei
tension of time. II the parties cannot agree the qae
tioss a. ssue will be submitted 20 arbitration 10 &C
certarce with Article y Of he primary grant. sc
amended by Article Of the le.h OF June, 1857 Geo.
Jerez, have reason 10 know, has been offered this
u.ep, both 70 The Goysrrmert Of the United Stsses
and 10 tie Com pany ard vii sc ,ept t. secg in coe-
iur ction With YrisssYr, or under his direction.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

CoRREcrIoN.-In the case Of George p. Elssr, il
was inadvertently stated yesterday that both Of the
defendants in the action, Mr.. Edgar and Mr.. William
Henes, were arrested but the fac. is, Tia: the order
Of arrest was directed against Mr.. E'gG sope. Mr..
Henies lie named 10 the pspes as deferdsnt which
led TO the misstatement.
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DONATES COMET.
+ Ed.
CouestondeICo Of The Boston Traveller.

Correspondence Of The Boston Traveller.
HARVARD COLLEGE OBSERVATORY,
CAMBRIDGE, July a. 1853. !
In reply 10 your inquiries send the following notice
Of the rsther remarkable Comet which is nov sp-
preaching the earth but yet is 1.-THE great distance
of some two hundred millions OF miles. 1t was FIRST
setn in Europe, at Florence, by NJ. Donati on June
. and fret seen in America at the Cambridge Ooser
yatory on June %. It's elements have been compqcsd
by the dscovsrer NJ. Donsi, Villarceau, Bruhn, ht,
and futile. The'e is, as might be expected consd-
cradle discrepancy among these compuers 10 the time
of perihelion paessge but the elements indicate tass
the comet Wilt be very much brighter although owing
10 the suston OF its orbit il will be seen ID the great
EFT advantage in the southern hemisphere moreover,
il will eoOn be lost to for while in the sun ray
and will enerwsd resppear in the morning give
the following elements ss the latest They were com
puted by Mr. G. W. Tutle, late assistant ct this Oo-
serystory, but now member Of the Suffolk Bar:
Tn. Of p.rib.iiou passage .............ls0s q.
Of the peihs ~ oef ~ h . So'
Lon. Of the ascending node..''' 100 det 20 M &c
To-, r.ribefon d,sncs,.............. 9e95se
Motion retrogrsde. - :,
This must be COMPOUNDED with comet I'LL, 1853, dn-
covered at this observatory May g by II. p. Tu'te,
the elements Of which, a. computed by Mr. Hal,
student in sstIoromy at this place. were as follows:
Tim. Of p.rh.lien P...ss Nay |, 1853, SIS
Lon. Of the Derihehen lyo cee - m 81. SEE
Lon. of the ascending node. dee W o. 80 80
Inclination - ceL IL ~ u, oo,sa
Lce. peribelon distance. ''o'f~
Motion direct.
This last comet, 10 far We have yet Learned vas
eeen only at Cambridge and at Ann Arbor IN Michigan
and not at Any Observatory in Europe. W. Z. BOND
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MARRIED.

BROWN-RLIss-fn Greer point Long ssed. en- Wsdss.dsy
evening July g. by the Rev. fslmsdss M Llsss b'owu
to Miss Bs eldest daughter Of Hsz'sh bi's, ESQ
CRONKRIGHT-LARGE-In Brooklyn, On Moresy, Jay ~.
By the Rev Dr. Stons Stephen Ctonkhsht Of Ssy aos
Miss Susan r. Large, daughter OF John A. L"s' :" N
vile, N. j. 9.
HUssEY-G EooHEGAN-ro hi: eit, On M.ndi{ ' CO..:
Tnev Of this i,y 70 Catherine M t. secnd dscshef Of t@
i.ts NiebseI T. 0eosbesan esq, Of GALWAY. ireland
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THE VIM CONGRESS DISTRICT
10 the Editor Of Ths N. y. TrI

To- the Editor Of The ~ y Triban<.
SIR: If We rightly understand the point 10 the srgu
meLt in this mornings issue in reference to the re-
election of the Hon. Horace +. ClNk, it is that, be-
cause there is seeming majority against the Republ-
cans and Americans united, therefore we are to
abandon our principles and vote altogether on that of
e1pediercy. If this is to be promulgated ss good Re-
publican doctr ne in districts not decidedly Republican
then you will find that instead Of great and growing
Party We shall become very loose in the joints aud
will Justly merit defeat. We believe there is grow
ing sentiment among Republicans that it is better to
stick to principles, even when certain Of defeat and
that we shall grow stronger and attach more friends to
the cause BY pursuing firm and consistent course.
In Mr.. Clark's district, we are conscious that Re-
publican, good ard true, csn--nsy, more, tcM be
elected. At any rate, can, for the cake of princ
pie, u axe the effort. And, as you say you have
''had your cay frankly and fully upon the subject,
you VIII kindly let the friends Of Freedom" settle
the family matter quietly amorg themselves; and
when settled, guarantee it wi be Satisfactory.
July q, 1858. REPUBLICAN.
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been charged to RosiyD, and noe Hempsssd Branch
to Minsols rendering confusion and s,l,sbs.

THE PRorEltrR CisDrKsLLA.-Thss prop ,ll.r.
which lie employed 10 towing vessss frou the 1ppsr 70
the lower bay, and in bringing the SICK from aiec.ei
vessels to Quarantine Hospital has visted Broohlyn
on several occasions recently 10 towing lighters ana
other craft. The Health wNiens say .hAs see hes
lay 1t Fords Dock some two or three pga,s cle.rios
On, ip the morning.
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GU, in the morning

IprsrrIrp.-Tbe body of the urknovs m,o Who
was found in the water a. the foot Of S,ath Sevssth
street Tuesday was identified Gu ednesasy 50 b,sg
tbs, of Jeremiah Murphy, in toe employ OF N'ore 4
Hall, shipsmths ard was engaged on vessel q
Nsv.Youk. He has been missing for sous dsya Toe
inquest held while the bojy WAS 10 toe vser and
no search made az TIE time Of bis person. Cpoo
seach being made some $3 vss found IN ms D., eta
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We beg the writer Of the foregoing to believe
that our failing to answer it is not caused by any
conscious inability TO do so. Nor yet does our
silence admit that the course urged by our CORE
,pondent is more consistent or indicates more de-
yotion to the Republican cause, than is eyinced by
the support of Mr.. Clark. We refrain from an.
sweripg simply because we feel that we can afford
to rest the argument on our recent article, and
let those who differ from Us have the last word.
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