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urpGE DOUGLAS.

rrcm the Iersfsiscan (ranyi1e. va y July Isl
Iae le that NC should go pasuit Of Judge Douglas
alay all differences and bring him back again into the
tod i am absurd ona 1t is he that should seek the de-
nocracy thai shouh repent aud believe and though
he might be forgiven yet full confidence now be
saoed in him Some Of the papers have cried out that
there attnpt TO osttacse Judge douglas, bat 1t
Is evident that this Ne quit the party 40 desert
"a our principles and for he is quite welcome to re-
main an outsider We somewhat surrisrd At an ar
ticle In the Enquirer defending Judge Douglas which,
after attempting somewhat to define the Judges position
saws s1Ne democracy Of Virginia. far as VIC can
Judge has been about equally divided on the question Of
Lecompo4 anti Lccompton but both sidcs in
the policy pc ing intact the present organization Of
the party ia the State and the Union. Now this Ia
news to as nor do all believe that there enough
Of those in the State who opposed the admission Of Kan
under the Ice ,mpton constitution to be dignied
with any lac party not. NC believe, equally
divided in Virginia in reference to the question for
cording information, but few staggers adopted
the views of Judge Douglas and Of Mr. Wise although
the opinions Of the latter gentleman promulgated
throughout the State The Enquirer says that sJudgc
Douglas and his friends themselves the sincere and
most efficient supporters OF the administration in hi
nois. How can this be few months ago VIC saw q
number OF papers be sailing the split in the Illinois de-
mocracy one wing met in convention and denounced
Judge Douglas and applauded the administration the
other wing condemned the administration and nomi-
mated candidat& Of the Douglas stripe This being g.
believe Judge Douglas to he violently opposed
TO the administration, sd in fact every OF his
proves the fact But the whole are before the peo
pie. and Of recent date viii not attempt dis
the question any further We would wish ina every
fair way to assist in aayng all difficulties in party
but have not the slightest idea OF unfolding any
man. who has proved to the South. Our prin-
dpes well known 10 be those of souhern-rights de-
mocracy, after the stictest creed and cannot now
hold Judge Douglas up pure and spotles and
mend fcIgetnlness Of his course when few months
ago. we, in common with many Others, denounced him
with tho bitterest inrcetye The South has lost too
t.ofx.
times of danger. and should have by this time at
least learned to act with some degree Of caution.
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HoRsE-TAMrNG- EypERrMEsTs.

In last issue alluded to the presence in this city
Of DR. 0futt the original horse tanner DR.. ofdtt as
he commenced experimenting eighteen years ago
He is Kentuckin and his only object in life seems to
be the establishment Of the correctness Of his system "a
horse tanning. His enthusiasm Is unborndcd and.
though elderly man. he capable Of undergoing
great fatigue. We cannot say Of him, however MS has
been said of Mr. Rsey tina, he has had every bona in
his body broken time another, because we are
not advised TO the fact Suffice IL 10 say that Dr.
0uts has encountered all the danger incident to his pro-
fcssion and survives in state of high preservation
Dr. Ofutt accompscs his object neither by mesmeric
influence by the Of drugs though he acknowl-
edges that he has used the latter merely 10 pay high
ly excited animal His system recognises the DEBILITY Of
the horse and the praclcaby Of teaching him in pro-
portion the amount OF what is termed horse sense
possessed by him He docs not however profess train
horse in day, still less in five minutes for 1t may
take him sumo time bot he does claim that there no
horse that he reduce TO the most perfect oedieuoe
Last evening Witnessed several experiments Nay
lors livery stable The first horse brought out was
light hay considerable metie, belonging TO the
of the stable In few minutes the horse followed Mr.
out about the street. turning TO the right left at has
Llding After several attempts this horse permitted
gong to be beaten behind him without making single
movement
Similar experiments niic with two other horses
twoycar old and the other the snodsl horse be-
longing TO Mr. Clark Mills The crowd seemed perfectly
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WAAIED-Prnters and Editors--The propri-
ef o. 80. web known and popular weekly paper Rural
spn'hcrDcf shc7t moving Msscnri Dispose
,se s 200 rsrrr The rare oT'rtnny ory ray
~ VOC kfn' m we ''h nnd the cny q
io county Pfulatop q hs soe 900 rgir 70
RICHARD EDwARrH.
Bnr 1917 Baltimore.
= WY nsy We seh' 20 persons wishing
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THE MILITARY OF WASHINGTON.

It Is refreshing to observe the military ardor that has
been Infused into the good people Of metropolis by
the recent visit Of that noble organization Of New York
the 7th regiment of National Guards If the military
spirit Of citizens has tagged been for time dor
ant 1t not singular for it has been in all PARTS
Of the country until exciting event. ike that which
faithfully and persevengly stood by our volunteer
ment aud who prvats and cioer, have been the only
part OF citizens Who under the most discoursiar
trias and loss OF time and ut their private expense
for uniforms and equipments aud other costs have kept
IL together deserve the sympascs and encouraging
support Of their fellow citizens in awaiting oil the present
OCCASION TO revive and perfect their organization and
viii, without doubt receive the friendly aid Of al good
citisens
Wosf'ngtonians cannot forget that one or two abort
years since this regiment the pride Of our city and
considering that 1t is composed principally of working
men who cannot afford 10 lorc mach time IN the practice
Of military exercises II must he acknowledged that they
have eore the late apathy done as well II not better
than similar organizations in other parts on the COUNTRY
while oar other citi1rns equally bound 10 perform mill
tia doty have bocn entirely and exempted bv the
execution Of the militia laws from the performance a.
any kind II military duty but LET these laws he now
under the existing favorable auspices with moderation
and reason be brought into action and oar wsi for H.
The ranks Of the volunteers viii be sgan flied and they
Gently boon excited by tho discipline and excellence
presented 70 their view, make every praiseworthy
effnt q, follow The example Of sbcir military Lrcsh
ren Of New York. which. however, will again, in
process Of time relapse and be unsvsiling unless the
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RRADYs GALLERY. ss2 Pepnsylvania avenue

- nesr Seventh s~rcr fiealore FAINT Co
ssAs nz i1oasr tADf bcss respectfully rn de puhic
a' IN omseqnepoc ~ the liberal b. hss
npcr oTsnng hs photographic Gallery Washington con
ray 70 hs original nentn, keep open dur,rs sunausr
'
sinrnht
cnto photographs and psble rnnspcr
f,rfrs rsr2nap from dollar ryrsns-ss
tc ooton - portraits 81 distinguished rarrv A t
aresi IN he vord and Cor pubc pcct evev aav sun
daEs e1cerac) from a. m, 10 Z, p
Juiy l-eod3nnos
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fnfry Washington )-upuc1s1 harHg Ven
rancd n1nt establishments win ~ sssc
direesn of acconnncdsnE ssFefsSsa
cnf and most reliable, asri,tznu
BE- spared w crdfr 70 NC
quests tss~r ksipgs 1hs
urAngc Alexandria al IA O'Clock The nSdng
s evening, 81, and ~, ness
Richmond Also day thus ardns The H,'st CON
The terms OF day, 43 Per week ~
mouths and 500 fer The ending ls sc
yesr cd and under IL hafice servas Also
halfr price. 1f1i}AS GHAAH
23-2mos
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satisfied with the expcrients and testified their appre
cation "a maay ~syx tsisE1 ~ ~ sssaa91iZ 81
In reply n remak Ahouk TIE gsablees Of the
zrbsa, ~ doctor aid be had hadled one in ls4s and
THAI be vsuh rsater tams Inn tAA. sheep Ne ac-
eos 5os 90 latter BY exp'.inins NE supcsory Of
ssaaa ~hieA pcssssss SvG ths iattor, and il great
bo'dne~ ead courage There are to b other e1psri
meas -, - I.-ls.s .sias.f,ss -, ,lis 81
Hoxlcs 70 TAvPArrRs 1T win be sccn by notice in
another column that the city collector h ready to
receive from propery holders the amount Of their taxes
for Ne current year, and that the law allows abste
nenx ~ eight PEI can't all such amounts = may he
paid On e before the 6rst Of September Cha account Of
hs crowd with which the Office Of this public functIonazy
Is bicgsd daring tbs last few days Of this alatement
our etts1n II coasut theifown convenience by taking
"A e1ry opportunity to walk up to the captain Office
and pay Their bills t IA
War xcrox Asrlux. ere now upwards Of a
huadred inmates Of the asylum, Of whom about two
Thirds are employed the farm and the others
ousy occupied There three orphan infants among
the number; and doubt N they could be adopted by
some respectable famiy and rcsivc proper education
they might become useful members Of society Who will
extend them helping hand
Lssc BHzDGE repairs On this bridge having been
oompaeeed, the cars fG AlaxAndria now running as
usual leaving every hour during the day. per their
time table. heA
Bzoxs JAn.Two prisoOess cooAncd In the Alexandria
jail for rolaery msie their ccpc Sunday night about
nine o'clock and had not been retakcn II the Last ac
oounts 1t supposed that they aided by accom-
plices on the outside.
RACE EXPECTED fast men and lovers Of fast horses
VIII undoubtedly be the qS for the match race
which is announced to take place on Thursday next at
the course near the Long Bridge for $500 side
CorTos FAcToRY.It is stated that the Mount Vernon
cotton factory at Alexandria has been sold Mr. Rosen
hall end Others Of PHILADELPHIA for $35 600 The pur-
casers intend to put the machinery in good running
der, and will shortly have it in active operation
CANAL The deficiency Of water in the canal still pre-
vents the arrival OF coal boats <om Cumberland 1ae
trouble is somewhere between Harpers Ferry and darn
No. 4.
SALE or SrocK.--Jamcs G. Mcclure, auctionecr sold
Saturday last stock Of the Bari of Metropolis and
the corporation of Washington each bringing 1ol cents
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TIE ARNr .IYD WIZ.

The u S sioopof-war Falmouth frcr, p;w.r ,s.,,.
touched at rcrnsmbuco june Issh on her wa, !, pasi.
board Of army officers for she ira. of ,r,, ,,,,
nag orbnas, Is nov In session at West Point pro,isio,
lot sueh 1iai was made ia hc army hill passed al The
last session 81 Congress " "o
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Tue election yesterday p1lIsd oil very quietly The
day ~as cool and pleasant the sky being sicieny over
cast - protect the pedestrian aud just enough rain hsv-
ING fallen To lay the dust and purify the atmosphere
but notwithstanding these favorable circumstance there
seemed To be am unusual apathy ervadir all classes of
voters In the Fourth ward On repairing to the upper
precinct we found eight ten persons standing on the
Sidewalk looking AZ each ether and apparently wonder
lag what was to BE- dome next and sosnc dozen poocmeu
VINO we're ioan8ing about aud OF then, sitting on
The cursone- very much fasigue We n1pposed from
Their heruiedn lAbor IN keeping the crowd in order
such was the oppressive sianes that We hardly dared
70 whisper 70 gentleman who had huge pile Of bal
lots In his hand aud ask him how tho vote wns gong
and he, casting lugubioas glance at the tsllos which
were very slowly finding their way the ballot box
assured US that it doubtful whether enough votes
wouid be thrown to elect anybody. After waiting
some fifteen minutes and finding that tkere xas no
prospect of any ones voting, left the yswnng judges
~ their solitude and repaired the City Hall where we
enabled to discover the voting place by means OF
the barricae which had been erected to keep on the
throng of outzders Upon reaching there This throng
Of outsiders consisted Of two boys and sn Irish woman
with basket Of cakes and tho voters were very ike
angels Wits a. well a. At the 6ut precinct IL
supposed ho~cve that enough votes would becast
In the courss Of the day to eject Mr.. Mohun There
wrr&numeous policemen here also ard there was not
the slghest approximation towards any breach of the
peace Indeed, the whole wss more like srongre-
CATION Of Friends when the spirit has not begun to move
than anything else; 20 Away apd left them s'sl
alone together" a. the Irishman said
In the afternoon the voting somewhat more lively
and the returns footed up follows:
LIST precinct I'd do.
Francis Mofun- ---------------- 2l0 40I
John r. Pepper FOG IOI
From the figures 1t viii lie that Mr. Mohun l.
elected by 3ei majority This result will be less graf
flying to him than to the Democratic and anti know
nothing sentiment Of the 4ih ward.
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Ezy~tho distribution of Premiums to Pupils of
Fourth School District Island VIII take place this (Turscay) afternoon
al O'Clock Addresses expected csn Rev Dr. C. H. Hail.
J. Abott and oher Ertiernen interested in
eiucanon. tfiaT
cessfc contestants win receive their the
Mayer The parents a The pus the members Of The
Aad citizens gsaeray especially solicit ID 10 be
!. T. WlfIErr,
July 2o-h Committee Of Arrangements
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An Havana correspondent Of the Savannah Republican
NJ mat Up TO the present Hmc there have been landed
"a Cuba no less than 81, $50 cody laborers
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS--The Reports Of
lNl Decisions the High Court ChaDccy Maryland IN 4
yoicraes % per volume So per by
Also wingncs Maryland Register, declining
public oboer Of the State under the cons,uou
the cf legislature 200 wears
which ned and digescd
by the author expressly for This work.
The above works the bsher have approval
and liberal pairorsge successive Legislatures
For sale by tAScK TAYLOR.
July 2o--lm
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IS CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN persons
~ frewarcd during this bot weather MOI TO drink 100
order be perfectly safe, Good and
they Siyesies 9Th
streets take glass O. Hook Soda Cream sru
admitted by The immense crowds who daily VAST The
fountains be the best in The city.
July ll-d2w
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RINDING ESTABLISHMENT have fitted up
ID fhe barge jackson ai for Eey,
quanuss cuaasy isrfs
a banding ~hh re-ay aespsicf neasness
rabihty. q p.HHfaM
wlsnSG1os June n 1855 Jolly a-eoa9s
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a-MAsoxIc NoTIcE--National Lodge No. u, T.
and A "A stated communicates tins lodge viii be held
Tuesdayl July 90 Masorc II.
streets Members earnestly requested
good standing frafernaly invited % be present
JAY 20-lt W. II. J0YNER, Secretary.
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nED SULPHUR SPRINGS--MosaoE corxrY, yIs-

n sfsrAIlese Springs
rcsyon visitors well that medicinal
thai ha been
the sfecy a nsri " Fiao
dlarho
sas Of
VISITORS y Rcoud nchburg should leave Virginia and
Tcnpessee railroad Depot They will then have but
thirty good road Via Orange and Alex
ygni Central nroad there about seventy mics
lnvais aud bctcr amt attention.
BY coming carly usually much crowded through the
month Of August T. CAM1jEll "
May 3p-d2sno
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CTEUBEN- MONUMENT FESTIyAL.--Th Central
- Committee viii mcet Tuesday the Goth Instant
p. m, Joseph Geriards
report q progress Of their business.
named gentlemen constituting the Ward
are rcaaested attend puDcuaiy
Isl wara-6eorge KHAN, Ripple Laknmcycr Jo George
r. Erede.
"a ward-c Finkman Ager p Enrich, A Bruehi os.cr-
meier.
"a ward-s prcram Smith staefer Kloman A Koch
wsrdharles Walter neierlch r. Alchinger
en- Aaies.
AckmAn J. P, vlerbuoheu ssebcri Spring
man Bohn
CHI wsrd-G Bsckert B. Irins wagner G. Howard George
Henzerlinx.
7sh wardF Stock John Mixer W Hang, Hermann H. Be-
dekaup
tearseown-Fr. Kesekins My R1ppcl ch Mctnnne j.
Gayernaior.
Alszanariaxe o=ieroerg, weismueer German Arqich, r
A. EIgEISl e.
President Central Committee.
y e Y, n.sar1Hrrrs Secretaries JAW ,s-so7o
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buckets, BROOAfS, &c.
10 $50 DOZEN backe.s
10 hrusnng
20
leo do boxes
so do
- horcs ec-scs pins
30 reans iea Imyer
100 Do straw do
a. dozen
Duly edfeod NfmAr sEsms
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IOPPER SCALE.-There win be sold at public
~ auction IL The 18th day q July, 1855,
u & Navy Yard, Washington from eight
offered cER SCALE The analysis Of samples
has gwen about SO per cent Of metallic copper @
examined time previous sale appca
at the Navy Yard. Terms OF sale cash
June Is NM FINN Navy Agent.
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DIED.,

AZ Fort Mcaltr Charleston Carolina lst
AnT BYRAE, aged thrtccn months day
Of JcrIss and Surgeon N BYKSx, Uaed army
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REORGANIZATION OF TEE yoLUaiGER BEG
MENT.

REORGANIZATION OF TIE yoLUaiEEg REGI-
MENT.
At ueeting of the officers OF the District regiment OF
volunteers held last night the residence Of Colonel
Hickey, the following resolutions adopted:
Whereas the late visit of the Seventh Regiment of
National Guards of New York has infused new
martial spirit into the community of Washington
and established standard Of military discipline and
regularity worthy Of imitation by the militia Of
this District; and it is universally admitted
that well organ ed militia should exist ut the scat Of
government OF the untcd States and moreover this
occasion affords appropriate opportunity for bringing
the militia laws CT this District into operation and fer
enlarging and improving the volunteer organization:
Therefore,
ResaTeoi That the officers of the first regiment Of
volunteers WILL in unifon and in body wait upon the
President and Secretary of War, when it may lie their
pleasure to receive them and that the Colonel In the
of the whole submit to the President the follow
ing propositions with the respectful solicitation that they
may be approved and adopted, viz:
That the Adutant General Of the army publish
der. calling on all persons having commissions in the
militia of tine District of Columbia within thirty DAYS
either to report themselves uniformed and ready per-
form militia duty, to resign and should any fail TO
report within that time TO consider such person being
out of service and to his from the register Of
officers.
That the District be divided into division brigade regi
mental company districts required by law aud that
proper officers be appointed and directed to enrol every
abe-bodied map subject to mita duty, with view to
That in the existing regiment of volunteers all SUI
pcrnumerary officers having commands be-
longing to companies that have disbanded which
may not within thirty days. have at least forty rank
and file properly uniformed, be also erased from the
register of officers and that hereafter whenever the
numbers Of any company shall be reduced below that
number their guns be returned TO the arsenal and the
officers names erased from the register.
And that the volunteer organization shall consist of
regiment of Light Infantry OF not than eight
companies; battalion Of Rlemen to consist of four
companies battalion OF Artillery 10 consist Of four
companies, and battalion OF Cavalry to consist Of
four companies; and each company of either arm, when
formed to consist of not less than xtyour rank and
file, and the companies of each TO he uniformed
alike.
1t then agreed 10y the meeting that the colonel
ascertain at what time il would be agreeable to the resi
dent and Secretary of War TO receive the officers Of the
regiment and to notify the oices to assemble In uni
form at such time for the purpose Of submitting the
above propositions for their favorable consideration aud
the meeting adjourned.
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A CARD.--JAS. G. MCGUIRE has this day associ
"A srl with him In the and busnes-
NcsrIms, and Tsce J. Fgass under the ylo
JAe c. AgGr1ux Il Co
able business
up persons having
qused 70 settle them esther by cash Short GATES, without
drisy
qo-d6x
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNToS, VA.
Rex Y II PHILLIPS prfnrsr,,

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNToy, VA
Rev. r. IT. PHILLIPS A. NJ, Principal
Rev.J. G. WHEAT. A. NJ, Vice Principal
Assisted by full corps Of Professors Teachers
TRUSTEES. RI. Rev. W. Meade ID. D.: Ri. Rev.
IL Johns, n D.; Rev. j. Itane Col v IL Smith, iE r. r.
strblng, VIM Kinney T. j. Acie, r. Powers, B Crawford
VISITORS
Rev. r. c. Mcclure ~ D., Hon. ~ C. T. Morcnrc,
Rev. W. sparrow, d. r., Prof John Il Minor,
Hon w. c. Rivcs, A. 7. CaT,erton, Esq,
Hoa- W. Raiiard Preston, WIN. NJ. Biackord, Esq,
Hon. George W Summers, David W. Bsuon Esq.
Hon. A. II. H. SMART 7azcwcli Taylor, Esq
hon john Irtcher, TF neane
Hon George W. Thctnr~on VIM n. Fowlc, Esq
The buildings erected for tho purposes Female Collegiate
conmotious elegant or
hesifuncs ircidcn
by refined organization southern
embraces Southern
the cozfeae-acy.
The viii the 29ih ~
Board and English tuition annual session
guages, drawing arc, extra
cipai. Rev r. III. PHILLIPS,
june 16-eod2ms sssanscn Va.
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IONESE WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALfbEhT
81 springs county, North Carolnafhcsc sriass
situated healthy section Of the ocopry 10 miles
Depot Raleigh and CSston railroad nj which
place John Wilson Win keep and handsome four horse
ready passengers directly 20 the Springs
The establishment viii opened for the reton o. visitors
the 18th day ofJane, 1855
For board pcr month $50
10 90
day..-..........-.... ....-..--..--...-... 2
Horses rur month
~ xeek ...........s..-.-.
day .......+s.&.. rs
For children years and hafprsce
daily be brought 10 the Springs during the
JuSs IS 1883 w. d. JONES, FroPrsetor-
July 7-2ntaaw