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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DIS rRICT o.
~ Columbia for the county of Washington.
Catherine A. Smith.

Catherine A. Smith,
=
Grayson Eichelberger and Lewis r. Copper :
smith, executors, and SAID COppersmith and
Amanda, has wife; James w, Oscar, Edmund e
H., Charles H., John F.. Isssc A, Ann f., :
and Emma L. Baugher and John A. SeltZ, =
heirs Of Isaac Baugher.
The bill IN the above cause states in substance
that saIh saac Baugher by his will. devised that
his property In the District of Columbia. (Which
consists OF parts of lots No. Is ana 10, in Beatty
on the south side of Water street, forty-One feet
'front.' ana OF that width the chsnnel of the river
should remain IN the use of Lewis Smith until he
should refund to the executors of said Baugher the
original cost of the same; that w. III Smith, one of
the compliments, had refunded such cost for sad
Ind since assigned his interest therein the other
complainant, Clara e. Butler but that no relea Sc or
reconveiance had been made; that said l.. Smith
was dead, and the complainant, Catherine A. Smith,
is his devIsee: that The legal title said premises
Is now vested in the defendants as heirs at law of
decree for such sonveyan and release subject TO
the yment of the said advance of the said original
cost and because the said defendants do not re side
IN the District OF Columbia II Is this 18th day of
July, 1858, ordered that notice of the subs and
object of the said bill be given to them. by publish
ing ton, warning SAID defendants to appear at the
rul. to be held for this Court, the first Monday
OF December next, and answer said bill, otherwise
that the same will be tsken for confessed against
them the first of such advertisements to be in
serted four months before the said day of appear
ance, and TO be Continued once week for SIX sue
cessIve weeks thereafter.
BY order of JAS. DUNLOP, Oh, J.,
True cOpy-Test:
JOHN A. SMITH. Clerk. jy 29-w6w
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, after a severe illness. Will,
age, native of this city. - "
At New Orleans, on the 18th of August, of yellow
fever; HENRY r.. SENSTACK. AGED s. years
The deceas ed was q native of Washington ID. C.
On the 9Th instant, Mrs. ELIZA MOREII
formerly OF Adams county, Pennsy lvauia.
(Gettysourg and 81. LOUIS papers please copyl
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Later from Utah.

LEAvENwoRrH, August 22-The Utah mail
bringing one weeks later advices, has arrived
The Intelligence is generally undressing. All
was quiet at Salt Lake.
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BosTOS, August pa collision occurred I
our harbor this afternoon between the schooner
Two Brothers and ID. ID. French, sinking the for
mer and drowning Captain Wood, its maste
The rest Of the crew Were rescued by the stezms
III Morrison. The ID. ID French was but littl
iniured
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b l r ID 8.

r d 8. H
This way, sentIsmen. if you Tx
~ want something nice IN the way of FISH
FLESH. or FOWL; You cinget Wood
cock. Snipe, Need Birds. Ortolan, and 81 ne w inr
DUCK, In the Fi:h line name in paIt-Shse phead
fresh mackeLel, Hog Fish. Perch, Rock. 40. In
Turtle served in steaks and soup every day. All
the above de'icacies can be found al
ID. HAMMACK'S
Restaurant, No. 3O4 and 206 Pa avenue,
au div three doors above Willards' Hotel,
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ANf, Aug 3-In the American state
oouaoll resolutions were adopted depouncins
me PRESIDENTS Kansas policy; In favor of a rev
Isuy law the bible In the public schools and in
.evoI OF cooperating with others entertaining
.ne same view The policy OF distinct nomins-
ao 1.n Q, OF making overtures to the Republicans
WIN view to fusion, was earnestly discussed
vention al Syracuse on the sth Of Septruher the
gay ana place for holding the RePobiicsn Con-
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Earthquake I'm New Bampshir..

HoIDENEss, N. H, Aug. PA shock Of an
earthquake was experienced here to-day, shaking
the houses, bat csusing no serious damage.
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHY.
F. sTshET BOWLING SALOON,

Il as & street, betIcess l2ti and lSth streets.
The undersigned wouli respectfully announce TO
the citizens and those Temporarily re I,I,x
siding in Washington. that the shove Sfiut
well known and popular estsbishment NJ
will be rcopeped on NJ onday, August
sd. 1853 after having been closed Tor brief sum
and Ie6t,ing the establishment an handsome man
ner. -.
To gentlemen in quest Of healthful reorssiion,
suficient Inducements offered. a. the striotest
order and deoorum Will be preserved.
The proprietor begs leave 70 return has thanks 20
the public for having 40 literally sustained him
heretofore, and soloits continuance Of thar pat
au is-2w 1T. MARI.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. MIR. Fipckle.
HERMAN n. VOsS toiUCY. second daug ter
VI the late Julius Peters, all Of this city.
tst. Louis papers please copy.D
On the sd instant, by the Rev. g. W. Sam,on
MIR. JOSEPH w. MATTINGLY and Miss
KATE Mc6 UINEY, all of this city.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 The STAR.
PRoNAGENrhs ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ny the Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

concluded with China
ing land and France are ihdemnieed
Domoay dates to 10Th July announce that the
m9tiny Is being rapidly quefled.
ln,.sIestlng report by Bright, the Company,s en-
on the subject Of the Atlantic Telegraph.
The Asia leaves on Saturday.
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From kausas.

WhsHINsroN, Aug 3.-The Bcsrd Of Com
missioners constituted by the English bill. have
issued proclamation declaring the proposition
rejected by s,5i2 majority. No fraud lent votes
were received. The returns OF ten precincts were
rejected on account OF informalities
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FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
WALL PAPERS,

nr'on' t W.T. sPRkipEERRss A"hhiOAN
FI BEdS .IPo RkISTS S5RRERS AND
ILTC0RNICE s AND BANDS, CURTAIN
PINS e. TRIMMINGS.
line unuerslgned are now prepared, al the corner
OF 9th and Gets, to offer 20 the public the largest
and most varied assortment Of the above goods Go
be found IN this CITY. They have received, within
the present week, large additions 20 the STOCK aud
Will constantly be in receipt of the latest and most
choices patterns. A call Is solicited. Prices low
as any house north.
Paper put on by experienced vorkmen, under the
supervision of one of the firm.
FRANKLIN q ROTHROCK.
=. p. FRANKLIN,l
l.. ]. RoThRocK.f iy &-eo2m
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TODAY q To.MORROW MoRNING

BY BARNARD & BUcKEY, t;eorr,tovn-
WE WILL ssLL AT AUCTION. ONFRI-
. .a1 ssISss, Store. Bridge street. near Green
aoglseh9ld and Kitchen Furniture. Grocer,.,
"o'o anu SMver fstent Lever Watches, some VERY
SS ewshIy. BSIsastpins. Earrirss, Dry Goods,
SvScAey 0lassware, Locking Glasses, Pictures
Shoice rlquors; consisting Of
HS nPs. f5enca Brandy. Choice Old Rye WHISKY.
nouand ana Domeshc On. Clgars, DC
5sup.Ior sugar NJ ills, Platform and Counter ScsI..
Corn Sheiier Bathing Tub, a G., &c.
Terms Of Sale: All sums of SSs and und., -.
over go a credit OF 50 and 80 days for sssrova1
endorsed notes bearing interest WI "Spfo'oo
VIII De added so cords of Prime Pine wood
auA BARNARD a BICKEY In.,.
By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georretovn-
ThE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL FOa
oash At pubic suction, on FRIDAY. the pm
All the night and estate Of the iate Union RanS
OF GeorEetovn, to the two-story Brick House On
me east side OF Jefferson street, and the Lot OF
oil front * feet By los IN depth. ''
yNO. MARBURY
RORT. REED and STr.s4...
RlCH'D. CRUIRSHANK,
aas BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE
~ PRICES OE DRY GOODS.

Prior to making change in my business on the lst
OF Septsmber,l shall sell OF the remainder of my
stock of rich fancy dress Silks, figured and PLAIN
Bareges Organizes, Muslins and 4 obes colored and
black Silk Robes. French Clint yes. Figured Swiss
E mhrnijnen Mnsnn I'm, ana Gsmorie rlSnn@nfs and
fered extremely lew and many at half price, to close
out during this month.
ALI sales at these low rates must be for Cash.
must again request all parties Indebted to me In
eal Add settle their bills to the LIST of Septe mber
The ACCOUNTS Of those failing to do SO will be placed
In other hands for settlement. 800
NV. COLBY,
au lS-N .aS It'll st., doors north Pa, sy,
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We take pleasure in announcing that we have
made arran gements for limited supply of the great
Cable, which 10 50 much IN demand q relic. Or
ders will lie received, and will be sold inch pieces,
or such quantities as persOns may desire, at reas
enable Prices The demand lie now great that Il
is with dlftculty n can be procured.
WALL. STEPHENS q CO..
80 Pa. avenue, betw. 9Th and 10th ste.
au Is st (Iltel& States)
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. C. Mcguire q CO., Auotiopeer,
TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON NORTa M
FR62S ATTFRNI65o5SsP is1s sf;
on 5he sTessss shall sell Lot. No and IS in
ath and 18th streets. running BACK Io' %
Terms: One third cash; the residue IN and u
months, with interest, secured by deed In trust on
suas-d &c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auc,s.
MARsHAL's sALE.-ln virtue of a writ Of
Circuit Court of the District of Columbs for he
expose O. co pSso . sDd 70 me directed shall
Court door of SAID conntT' On WEnSSEsse
VA re 18th day Of Septsmberls5s, at u O'Clock
defendants right title claim and interest ~ and A vi
Lot No. in square No. TAI according 10 the sub
Execut OF sii TbS square mace ., lanes Adams
sInsI.sn the Improvements thereon. in the city Of
pHops4y 6 d. G and levied upon the
siJ Ju f No ss7h e 0c.ober term isss in ia
an q Is ' ts eurd'' W. ". sELDEN Marshal
M4sR si' hal sAtEm Eli virtue Of a xnt Of
me Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
shall to public sale for CASH, in front Of the
s ATsSn on ROfR ST the q Of M and
goods s3a ehstties to W.T. Dbl Of pure Vinegar
s9snd Gl os casks Of
chsttes Of Jonas Levy. and VIII be sold to sat
lsy uolclais no. TO October term, 1873, In favor
OF Howell Stribling, VS.. Jonas 2: Levy.
W.SELDEN, Marshal
aulf-ots for the District of Columbia.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of vrIts
Sl OF herr iaclas issued from tbs Clerks otoe OF
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County OF washington, and to me directed shall
expose TO public sale, for CASH, ia front of the
Courthouse door of said county, on FRIDAY, the
"a gay OF September 1885, at II O'Clock M. the fol-
lowing described property, to wit All defendants
rgnt, ttle claim, and interest in nd TO Lots Nos
ana 4 IN Drugs subdivision of Square No. &a
IN the city of Washington ID. c.. together with All
ana singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of John III. Drury and
VIII De SOLD 10 satisfy yudlclas No. rs and x9i, to
ston, w, SEI,DEN MarshaJ
au ll-dts for the Dlstrctof Columbia
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
lVl FIeTi Faolas, issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington. and TO me directed,
shall expose TO public sale for cash. in front of the
Court House door of said County on FRIDAY
the Sd OF September next, 1885, at u O'Clock m the
following described property, to wit: All defend
ants right, title, claim, and interest in and TO Lot
No. In Square No. Sal, in the city of Washington
ID together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
erty of VIM. H flaming, and will be sold to satisfy
Judicial No. 100, to October term, 1885, in favor Of
John b. Morgan.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au Its for the District of Columbia,
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VAEUARL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
v subscriber offers at private sale the property
known as the Ba kerry the south side of the
Canal, near the Alexandria Aqueduct tOg ether with
ertv. ~ iN '"io pioP
The Bakery has a front of 81 feet on the Canal
chInery. " i'iDs i'H hio-
nIs property for Bakery or Coal Yard is NOT
surpassed by any In the District "
Also. a Wood and Coal Ys I'd now i'm the ocnupanov
OF Hurry OIme and Mr.. Barron. This prnnerty
mas front OF 40 feet on the Canal and In2 feet on
the west SIDE of Gre street. and as EASY of ac
cess Tor consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton rs any yard IN the District.
The above property will be offered on liberal terms
and II not sold previously, will he offered at public
SAFE on the 3,st day of August, 1853, at O'Clock
p. ~
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, AS West street
Georgetown; :. T.. BROWN, Pa avenue next to
corner OF IAN street ashlngtOn, ID. C or to BAR
NhRD& BUCKLEY, Georgetown, DC.
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SFORE FOR RENTING store on Ohio ave-
~ nue. between 18th and 18th SITS lie is particular
~ suited for the grocery and feed business Apply
tot }: d w. M. CALF, northwest corner i2t6
ana sts'' NO. 47. ie 6-1eotf
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FOX SALE-A DRUG STORE, we located.
w I'LL be sold low for cash or approved security
SATISFACTORY reasoIs given for selling. Address
L., ~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE. |

FOR x N T.-Handsomely FURNISHED
ROOMS. lighted with gas. with or without
bcad A's), Table Be- ders Every tentIou paid
In regard to comfort, and on moderate terms at No
i7Ol2th street. between and streets.
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BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT-The Store
- recently occupied as a Hardware and Stove
store b, SIbley d Guy, is for rent. IL is IS feet
the city for any business. To a good tenant the
rent VII ba made low. Inquire Of SIBLEY 81
GUY. 52 Penn. avenue, between 10th and nth SITS
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Tor SALE OR RENT large and converter
L three-stOry FRAME HOUSE on the north
side of Massachusetts, avenue between 9Th and 81 n
Streets Nc. 5oi contain ng ten rooms, gas through
out and pump of water on the premises
Also, two Building Lots for sale, fronting Sd st. ,
between n and / ana several other Houses for
east Of the above. an 25sts
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ENOR RENT-The large room over X iohard J,
T. Ryon's Grocery Store, corner OF 9th and ID sts
formerly occupied BY GideOn's Bindery. Inquire OF
RICHARD RYON. au i2lm
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A NEW CHAPTER IN THE EARLY LIFE
"A Of WashiDgtOn-A narrative history of the
company for Improving the navls alton of the upper
fotomac, OF which he was the first President;
complete 10 one volume octave, made up chiefly of
Pspers and proceedings originally drawn up by
washington himself, or examine ed and reviewed by
him before they were made of record, and being the
hrst deaIls of his connection with this enterprise
given IN any history compiled by Capt. John Pick
ell. late Of tbs u - Army, volume of I78 octave
pages; price rs cents; or, postage PREPAID; Al:
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The ACTING MAYoR.-Mr. VIM T. Dove, the
President Of the Board Of Aldermen, continues to
discharge the duties Of Acting Mayor of Wash
ington city, with very commendable attention
and Industry. His new functions will OF course.
cease on the return Of Mayor Beret, who, a few
days since, accompanied Mr. VIM H. Thomas
Of this city, to Berkeley Springs. Mayor b. is ex.
pected home, we hear, tomorrow
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FOR RENT-Tkat desirable FARM known AZ
Il the Highlands, for many years the residence of
the late Robert y. brent, nno miles from the CITY,
on the 18th street road. 1t Dntans four hu udred
acres, and tile buildings large and con, enlent
gram can he had Immediately. and fu possession
fiyen ~ October next or terms apply to Messrs.
county, Md, or to Mrs. BRENT, No. ASP 18th ST
between + and streets, Washington. an s6 -Sts
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v. PIKE. Sole Proprietor,
ID ana % Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

THE MILITARY LAwSOF THE UNITED
L States, relating TO the Army, Manns Corps,
Volunteers, Mllitls, and to Bounty Lands, and
to the year 1853 by Iohn =. CalIan Clerk 20 Mil.
ary Committee v. 3. Senate, VOL, svo o.; by
an 10
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts
SEE FIRST PAGE.

TNOTiCE.-6. FRENCH BOWIE, Esq
S will deliver an Grafton at the Clinton Insti
tute, Duhbattbn street. opposite the Methods
Episcopal Church. on THURSDAY EVENING
August 18th. at O'Clock: There will also be
DE- bate BY the men bers Of the INSTITUTE The rub
lilo are invited to attend.
au "a St. C., g RAMSRIJRG Sec
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ENUR SALE-On accommodating terms two
i small BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, in
Square 41, between 9Th and 18th streets west, and
g and north. They are in a business part of the
city, convene emit TO any kind of work, and suitable
for persons who want houses at low prices Apply
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth ConRrexs-First Session,

In THE SENATE, to day, the Chair presented a
communication from the Secretary Of War, Civ
Ing the number of troops stationed in Kansas for
each quarter from the lst Of January, 1885, to- the
present time
Mr. Sienart, tom the Committee on CONNIE &c,
reported bill for the better regulating Of nis ht
signals on board of sail vessels navigating tue
Northern lakes and rivers.
Mr.. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations submitted report Oh Central Ameri-
can affairs.
We understand that the report sustains gener.
ally the views Of the Administration on this sub
Ject The committee pelieve with the President
that Commodore Pauding exceeded his instruc-
lions In arresting the filibusters the soil of
Nicaragua. and recommends an amendment of
the neutrality laws, so that OttrndeTs engaged in
concentrating their hostile plans against a coun-
try with which We at peace may. when cap
tured. he brough TO trial instead Of being re-
leased.
In THE HOUSE, to-day the Chair announced
tn. following gentlemen As a select commi ter
on the Pacific Railroad bill: Messrs Phelps.
Mo; Jones, Tenn; Washbnrn, Me Millson,
Va; Curtis, Iowa; Corning, N. Y; Underwood,
XIV; oesbeck, Ohio; Gilmer, N. G Sing Teton
Miss; Farnsworth, H.; Phillips, Pa; Leech,
Mich Bryan, Tex Scott, Cal
Mr. Kett, in the absence of Mr.. Harris, Of IN =,
who had made the motion for the further consid
Grafton Of the resolution expelling Mr.. Matteson,
moved to postpone the consideI alton Of that sub.
ject for one month carried.
On motion Of Mr.. J. g. Jones, 1t was determ
ined to terminate the debate on the Invalid Pen
sion bill at one o'clock to- morrow.
On motion Of Mr. Jones Of Pennsylvania, the
House then resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole, and resumed the consideration Of the In
valid Pension Bill.
speech in justification of the institution of sla-
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with an advance Of x, but this was partially lost
the market closing quiet with . declining ten
dency. Sales Of Friday estimated ats geo bales.
Orleans fsi. 81. middlins eX; Mobile fair 6
HIS; middling ZIG, Upland fair 81, middling
Bresdstuffs Richard sou & spence quote -
decline of 6dais., and very dull. w heat opened
at an advance of ID, which was subsequently
lost. Corn is dull at decline Of Cd.
Provisions Beef is quiet; fair and middlings
Bacon is steady. Lard is afm, with more bust
advanced
Z Pfoduce.-Sugar generally closed buoyant At
an advance Of 2s Cd AIS. on the fortniyh hit Coffee
is arm.
Advices from Manchester are unsavorabie
HAvRR MARKET -Cotton-New Orleans ties
breadstufs quiet-market opened at a slight
advance, but subsequently, fell of
provisions were quiet.
MONEY MARkEr, LONDON, Jan. s-The money
market has been quiet. Money is abundant.
money.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased
The hank having reduced its rates TO ak Der
cent the effect was encouraging
LONDON MARKETS Barring Brothers quote
Wheat Is arm at an advance Of la2d sugar has
advanced LAPS, but closed heavy Conre Is i'm.
and all qualities have ghtly advanced Tea Is
also dealer Rice firm al 6dals advance Rnsin
firm TurDenttne steady.
The produce markets In all directions were &C.
tive, at higher prices Cotton closed less buov-
ant, In consequence Of Mancbester not respond
| Ing fully to the improvement at Liverpool.
| THR --LATEST
SATURDAY Cotton has a declining tendency
Sales to-day estimated at 4 5dO baleS-quotati, N
barely maintained. Stock In port BIO ,0UO bales
including 100 600 bales Of American cotton
Breadstuns are quiet and steady.
Provisions closed quiet.
LONDON, nOon-COnsols 9IS for account, and
~ s. for money.
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III Fulton applied steam to the great practi
cal nses OF the age; Morse has brought galvanism
to he the daily servant Of millions of men New
ton unravelled the mazes OF the stars and made
their motions to DE the mariners guide on the
uackiess ocean. What these men have done I'm
their departments, DR. Aver does in medicine He
turns the great discoveries in science and physics
to use In the cure of diseases, and makes the &C.
cult discoveries Of the great chemists available
Tor the wants of every day life. His medicines,
Tor the low prices at which they are sold, bring
within the reach ofevery man the best wisdom
la the best skill OF modern times Wilmington
Del StateSnnn
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s pIRIT or THIS MOR MING PRESS

Ine C"!on upon the question OF " colonial
ton Southwark" takes occasion to recall to
memory the sentiments that were held by John
c. Calhoun. on the subject Of the extension Of
our institutions into more Southern portions of
the Continent, and expresses q conviction, that
if an issue between the policy of a legal and
moral expansion of our institutions rather than
an Illicit clandestine expansion, were fairly
presented to the country there would scarcely
be county or a town in the entire confederacy
which would not echo with emphasis the senti-
ments OF the sage of South Carolina.
The Intefhgsnesr reviews the correspondence
between the Executive and the late Governor of
Kansas, transmitted to the Senate on Friday,
and notices with some little surprise and re-
gret, that Gov. Walker in his letters to Mr..
Secretary Cas-, lays SO much more stress, ap-
parently, on the political consequences than the
intrinsic propriety of his course.
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as one Of the most brilliantly successful affairs
Of the season. Among the notables present.
was the Russian Minister and other members Of
the diplomatic corps. Weber's band ofieiated.
THE WBArHER.-The following report of the
westher for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about 8 O'Clock q. m
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III The cause OF the extraordinary warmne 8
OF the season is said to he that the Gulf Stream
has approached nearer TO our coast by forty to
sixty miles than was ever known before
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A RRIVAL EXTRAO RDINAR
NINE MANAAR.
SCIENTIFIC PSYCHOLOGIST AND
PHRENOLOGIST
Has taken suit of Rooms at
Mas. SUTToN's, No. 450 Eighth street,
and Hatters herself from her well kEown ability and
respectablty. that the Ladies aud Gentlemen ofthIs
vicinity will turn out en- mssse, and put her To the
test. She Will guarantee that those who visit her
will not regret IL.
Gentlemen, 50 OO-I.adIes, 81 o9.
Horoscopes drawn for Five Dollars.
She will remain only a short time. Jan 25-2v-