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JOSEPH X LANE.
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Louisville DemocrG.


1t may be true as the DOUGLAS organ of Kentucky
saws that when Gen. LANE sold cord-wood on the
Ohio river, he could not write, and made Y for his
signature If it be true so much the more credit is
due him for occupying the exalted position he now
occupies. Such an attempt TO injure Gen. LANE and
cast slur on the thousands of honest hard working
men throughout the land who have never enjoyed
the advantages of early education. and who today
ugn their names just as Gen. Lane did when he sold
cord-wood to boatmen on the Ohio river must tell
upon those who make such an attempt.
The Opposition have frequently been in the habit of
using such an argument the above against promi-
nent Democrats. But we have never before seen it
used by one VINO prOfessed to be Democrat. When
man leaves the Democratic fold he soon learns the
tricks of the Opposition. In our own State the Op'
position have tried again and again to blast the pros
poets of one of our first men, the idol of the Ten
nessee Democracy by sneerng at the pretensions OF
the unetered ailors apprentice. The Hecoil of the
gun will be more injurious than the discharge.
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Immense Saving Of Labor.

DURCHAsE Immediately one Of W. PoLHuKsT'S WASH
4 ing Machines, with which = small hoy girl
do all the washing for the family. This is tie ony
feet machine the kind invented the only Washing Ma
chine in the world which viii supply the real wants OF ae peo
pie. Price SO. HARDY BROTHERS,
uneI q Sole Agents, AZ Public square.
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4 proclamation.

On the 18th of June, GARIBAIDg issued the follow
ing proclamation to the C1cciqtori dele Alpi
ITALY UNITED AND FREE: We have no time for
repose. Many OF our brethren are still enslaved,
ard we have sworn to deliver them, Forty days
ago you lett the shores of Llggrla, not for gain
reward, hut to fight in favor of oppressed Ital-
lans. Soldiers of Varese and of Como, your blood
has mo.stened the land of Sicily, where many of
our comrades sleep. many 60 about wounded, but
where multitudes bless our names. In two battles
against veteran soldiers you have astonished Eu-
rope Italian liberty rests on your bayOnets; and
every one OF yOU is called on lead the youth of
Italy to fresh combats and fresh victories. To your
ranks, then In 4 short time you viii return to the
enJoyments of life. and to your wives and families
Soldiers of Calataimi, let US prepare to finish the
glorious work we have begun. G. GaRBAI.H
UHEAP FEED FOR STOCK---rbe Feed reduced
Y = to 81 5OPer barreiby BENZ r. SHIELDS co
iuly20
july 70 '''''''-' '' - 50 BENJ =. SHIELDS AoO.
LOST.
TEyWo small hand Memorandum with yellow papsr
yers lost int his city the 18th inst Of them
against Myers charged in it. handsome reward will be
psid for the books, If len At this Office ..
Great Bargains!!!
TENHE undersigned respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends end the citizens OF Nashville general, that having
returned his old stand, Union Street, he is
prepared furnish them with articles they want IN his
line Wishing close out his prent stock, prior to making his
purchases, be offering his entire stock OF Watches
JeWey Silver and Plated Ware Cost! Those in want OF
| bargains would do Welfto call and examine.
J. FLOWERS.
| july20Im A Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
Trunks, Valises, and Travelling
Bags,
JOHN r. AM E ,
AZ College street,
| WAS Just Received few more Ladies' Extra Large
| Sized Dress Trunks, GEMS oOLELEA1HEh
| COVERED TRUNKS, ofsuperiof quality.
PACKING TRUNKS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
VALISES AND TRAVELLING BAGS
Which be offers very Low prices CASH.
july so-u JOHNiRA MAGE.
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KinrstOn springs.

Also, lot OF Choice whIshies in store since 1851
and which defy competition -
LELLYETT 4 SMITH,
rnavpf ,6n-dIn Nos 10 and I2 south Market atrest
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Wholesome BreadI
Cholera, Dysentery and FIux

FEIHE WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the sEsssst Aad
ID most wholesome hrsad-never fail to Mss.
live have Just received large lot fresh Fom View York
juIyl4-i MCKENZIE L MINcHIN.
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Believing that the need Of some efficient ami organ
lied mode OF concentrating puoc opinion upon public men and
measures and Of influencing and guiding political parties with
view ami protection OF her ConruEonai
rgh-and OF shs has enahled ali pcla parties
10 sacrifice those rights to thsi- necessities
And believing further, that il is the duty OF the south to use
ali proper means TO her rights within the Union with
view Il being justified before the world in resumng tie powers
she has delegated General Government in the event she
fails obtain justice in the Unon we orsaazs unoef
the following
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Is Mr. BELL for DOUGLAS? Or is Mr.. DOUGLAS for
BELL? There is a wonderful fraternizing now go
ing or 1t may be that the DoUGLAsites are fearful
that the BELL men viii drop the Little Giant; at any
rate the DOUGLAS organ in Kentucky wants Mr..
BELL to speak out. We find in the Louisville Demo
ert, of Thursday, the following, portion Of which
we italicise:
4 WORD IRON Mr.. BELL OF TENNESSEE.-This gen.
tleman, now occupying the highest position his
party could give him. passed through Louisville just
before his nomination. and at the Calf House, TO
several gentlemen, expressed his regret at the dis
ruption at Charleston. The Union be declared to
be imperiled and the Democratic party was the only
one possessing the numbers 10 it. They should,
he said, have nominated popular Northern Demo-
Graf on a platform of principles common to all the
States While he may not expressly have said that
Mr. Douglas was that man, get he 1odS so understood
Indeed some Of his hearers declared that he emphatic
aly stated DR. Douglas to be that This lDGS pub
icly said. We do not know that Mr.. Bell would
Justify publication, but consider Il so einentty to
his creit that make 1t i-pOlun, apOOgizng at the
same time for the liberty we have taken.
Mr.. Bell, it must be borne in mind, although
prominently spoken of, had not yet received the
nomination for the Presidency.
We have only to add, let those Democrats who
do not wish to fight under the Opposition flag be-
ware.
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NationaI Democratic ticket.

DAILY s.; TRI-WEEKLY So; WEEKLY 81
nvARABIY II ADvAEcE.
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Also in Bond Cask OF Henn'ssy Brandy, lVintAg
Is52 which think will Su, the most fAdiO1s palate
L. < 8.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
FRIDAY, JULY 90, 1850.

IrsrrAB OF BREAKING Up 7Hz UNION, sTRESrHs
M .up 70 1rsc7FKS II. JoHs G. BRkoKIERIpsE-
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Summer! Summer!

TyNHE weather getting and nov is the time change
underwear. Just received large and superb assortment Of
DndershirIs and Drawers, tO-wt:
G4uze Silk shirts and Dragers;
- Isle Thread hirts and Drawers;
MerinO do do;
Net Cotton do
Shaker Flannel do do;
Jaeonet shirts, Drill Linen various urceE
Call at No. % Cherry street., one door from Uaion
J. n
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II. o. GRIFFITB q co.
-RSuecessors 70 Il. G, Eastman A. ca,

MRS. &. g. EASTMAN. ?. Q. pUNErNaTor.
J. o. GRIFFITH. JNO. O. BURcl
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for sale.

TTNHE eopArtnershp exng under The style Of
! wAKDs, GuKRsni & Co. this day dissolved by ma
tHa consent. GHAERsos retiring from The firm.
10. BDRAkbS.
J. X. GTLEEHsON,
July IL, 1850. L. p. EDWARDS.
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SARAxAc. June 10th, 1860.
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nR.JA CLOPTOE, OF Huntsville, Alabama, treats with
IL perfect Success, with or without The knife,
Piles, Eistuias TumOrs4 &c.
He many Of the respectable Physicians % the
South Governors Senators and Legislators, aud Eaters
himself has the conf Of all respeeAbs Physicians where
he operated confined their bed
aud perfect guaranteed In every csein condition 10
/ be cured.
further particulars circulars which will
/ forwarded 10 any oae upon app icaton- july4-d2Es
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FINE eOGNAc,

Our SherrieS aud madeiras are unezeeptisuabls
quality favor, We have 6ar0ayn Dgg Condos
Geid, Ff1s Table Sbsrry If5lc5 AID Golden sherry. S
weAlTay tsep iATEs sOss Of Pure Ro5erts0s County
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TIE srAx's BUSINESS IN exo,e,,owx-Th.

The srAK's BUSINESS IN GxoRsyrowx-Th.
death Of the late Georgetown correspondent and
agent Of the Star, Mr. James A. Burns. having
necessitated change in some portion of the pa
Pers Georgetown business arrangements, fts
patrons there are notified tina, the routes win here
amer be in charge Of the widow Of Mr. Burns, to
whom all payments for serving the paper win be
made Mr.. VIM collins win hereafter be the
stars advertisement agent in Georgetown, and
all advertisements LEFT for him, for Insertion in
the Star, either at Or. Barnards drug store or Al
ia Bridge street, will be promptly attended to.
We commend him to all in Georgetown who may
have any business in connection with publications
made or desired to be made in the STAYS columns.
He Is authorized to receipt for Georgetown pay
ments on that account
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To CoNsrNprrvps

-, VhtTh 5 Cod LtctT Oh JeIll.
This great specific for COnsumption he fast su per-
ceding al Others in its curative effects upon those
afhlctod with tueeTcular diseases. Prepared upon
hIghy scientific principles If the pure Oft and
robbed OF the nauseous taste Of the plain article IL
= rsoeivea into the stomach IN its Jellihed form,
and dlgested passing into thu small Intestnes drop
D. drop supplying the wastes Of the bOoy BY ia
tal1lng nature N overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Aoademy OF Medicine,
PREPARATION Ia confidently offered as q remedy for
CONSUMPTION and 81 Sorofulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott. washington, and by Al re-
spectacle druggists. Price o. per bottle
PENToLD, PARKER a. MowER,
No. 10 Beekman street. New York.
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
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Mhs: w IssLow, an experienced nurse and female
pay slcian, has SeohfRs Syrup for ChsGden Tsefh-
Hg, which greatly facilitates the process OF teethine
oy SCREENING the gums, reducing al inflammation
wli sliey all pain. and is sure 20 reEuiate the
OoWsis. Depend upon Il, mothers, il will give rest
a. gouTselVes, and relief and health 10 your lnfane
anothsr column. a. m IL, -
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BASE BALL PLAYBR.-A Compendium Of the
Oame, comprising the Rules and Regulstions foy
1867; price 10 cents. -
Base Ball Game Books
Orders !, 4 at ADANsoN's, Seventh street oppo-
attended to. r. iStt1'
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The Bosom OF DESTRUCTION IL the fatality anour
our young and middle-aged 20 indulge IN excess and
debasing habits. Those who are yearning for some
influence 20 dispel the growing evil, should read
Human IRA fy, or PhVstoiasSeal Rssearehss." IL
dellneates In riUfd oolors tfor n is beautifully us
tratedl the causes and effects of local snd vital die
ease and dseay, PoIat ne out the only sure Sefsfy
rdtrs-read the advert srment Of :. TrsSegnaya in
another COLUMN. Sold by DR.. Barrow, % Bleecher
street, y. \. Pilce IS cents. Sent free every
where.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, IT,, Washington,
ID. c. ma 71m
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A. MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER
the ol1est and best remedy known for EsXtermin
,ng hsts and Mic, Cocknoaches Bugs AT
den insects. ' ~'N "
RPrinclgsl Depot, ola Broadway,N.
Solu by AL Druggists everywhere. ma ls-Sm
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BARRy'sTRIcoPzKsors

Is the best and cheapest article for DRESSING Bean
nfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold BY ell Drug
glsts and Perfumers mar n spn
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=, AMONG THE MANY Pr PIRArIoS' before the pub
nc a certain cures Tor the Fever and Ague, none
Hostetter's celeb at.d Stomach Biters This
tonic has heen ca cnlatsd and ts many virtues pro-
ProPretors are greeted with the till Sence Of some
dreadful case saaquished by the use OF the c~je-
few families wha meg lsct the BIftsrs IN fnrnlshns
their medicine closets As tonic IL il 10th mid
an egreeanle 70 inc TASTE, and stimulating in It's
action upon the system. For certain cure for the
lever and Ague, Flatulency, Dyspepsin nnc an
other morold diseases. u Is SIRE and uneo usIed =
rywhere. ~ -, &c ..ess
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LOCAL NEWS.

NofIcs-Dss'r,cf Of Cslxssbss Advertisements
" inserted N tss BALTIMORE Sun are received
% sad forvardsd from TIE srAR o1Ees.
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NOTICE THIS Cam.

Clothing, TO our large and fashionabe stock Of
Clothing and Gents + furnishing Goods. Our goods
are Al manufactured by ourselves, aud We oOnh-
IDENTITY asset that we can give better goods and
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
other establishment IN this CITY. Any styles OF
Clothing made 10 order d nice ft ALWAYS guar
antisd. McCaMIV ~cE1Ii
ma Jim National Hotel Building.
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noNEoPArHlc RENEptr,

All Of DIR. Hnmphreys a Co.,s speoiso F,o-
% nss n soI Ksmsss put W sssrss o1 y
in cases. cortsinins sno y,s,s os5ts s@sni si.o,
Zach, with book Of full directions. For sale ~
retail agent; w A fitsseraid, $50 moth snt
s4so ey p =. Wintes. north corner 81 X street and
f HsIns avenue Also pends E<traef of Rsiei
So'u o ma q ~
ssd sssa b. .ssS.sr. ga. :1s;ss ss
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No. g.ssArcEED FROM THE GRkvE:-Yesrly
there are thousands saved from DEATH BY timely re-
sort to Mrs. 6ardner's Indian Balsan Of LIVER
wort and Hotrhound. II IL effecting remarkable
cures, and IS for sac at al the druggists.
ma I8-lW,r
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- MARRIED..
59Sis MA N Ms MANIA L. LAX sssEk
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LocUsTs.-The Intelligcncer of this morning
says; u he locusts have appeared within the past
three four days in vast numbers in the yicipi,v
Oh this city, and particularly at the north OF II
Ihey appear to have arrived at nearly their full
size, and, whenever the weather is clear and fine
Ihey Keep up continual singing They are
deemed TO be the seventeen-year locusts and
rom what we hear of their visitation the coun.
ny people Will be very happy to dispense with
them Tor the next seventeen years or any longer
uine, II they should see fit so to postpone their
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a RUNAWAY AND SMAsH-UP.-About half past
IL O'Clock to-day, a frightened horse attacbsd 10
a light wagon, came dashing down Seventh ST
al rate that caused alarm and CONSERVATION
among the host Of pedestrians on the sidewalks.
turned somerset, and the horse changed his d.
recnon, entered the alley under the Avenue House
and breaking from the wagon was stopped al the
Gus damage. ''
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THE STEAMSHIP MONTICELLO. from Nev Yo,k
arrived al. her dock this morning at s O'Clock
with good freight and the following passengers;
John Berrian and lady, Mr.. Wilkinson and lady.
Miss Mary Waters, Miss Maria Waters DR. y.
Stewart, w. w. Seely. r.. Il. Steeyer, N. w Hunt.
John Dubois, Jas. Woodhouse. The Monticello
will leave Alexandria for New York to-Inorrovr-
with fun freight and passenger list
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CENTER MAREET-This morning the business
was unusually lively The stock In trade was
ample, and of superior quality. The attendance
large, both OF dealers and purchasers, and prices
much the same as during the past week. There
the market this morning, and the ganrwavs were
frequently blockaded by groups Of persons who
were dealing in politics. Betting did not appesr
70 be at all unbelievable, aud quite a variety of
Although many felt much disposed 10 ioin I'm the
good natured discussion which was going on in
harmless way, still the recollection that the
ladies' required room in the gangways prevented
a much larger gathering
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The NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH FESTIVAL
commencing this evening at Wizards Hall for
four nights only, bids fair from what we learn
OF IL, 10 De one OF the most pleasant and meri-
torious affairs of the kind that has LATELY hsen !.
candidate for public patronage. The ladies who
have the festival in charge are Of the most intei
gent ana amiable kind, and season spent in their
society Will well repay the trouble Of ATTENDING
to say nothing about the other attractjons and
merits OF the fair. See their advertisement in
another column AZ
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The STORM ON SATURDAY.-One of the seyerest
storms Of wind aud rain, accompanied with
thunder ana lightning, that we have ever wit
messed occurred on last Saturday afternoon The
water Hooded the principal streets, and upon the
avenue at those points where Ii is usual TO see
lakes after slight fall Of rain, the footwas could
not De passed dry shod, and until Monday morning
the deposit Of Shiny mud, In which pedestri ans
were slipping and falling, was over an inch in
depth, Much damage was done by the rain over
moving cellars, Offices and stores, and under
the most alarming feature and which proved most
disastrous was the wind. At the commencement
the clouds seemed 10 gather from opposite points.
southwest and east, and about O'Clock the storm
burst forth In Its violence, tearing trees houses
and sheds in Its course, and seriously injurinv
fered:
The new residence of Judge Douglas, ON New,
Jersey avenue, was completely unroofed The
grocery store of f.. Lord Co, corner of
Sixth and N streets, was very seriously Injured
The roofs We're torn from the dwellings of Messrs,
Morseli d Fletcher, street, between Sixth and
seventh The roof Of the building on Penn
sylvahia avenue, next TO the store of 8 Bacon a
Co, was lifted foot from its place The roof of
the large building on street, between Thir-
tenth and Thirteenth- and-a-half,. belonging to
the Gfammer estate was torn OF and the chimney
thrown down. An unfinished building near
Eleventh and M streets north was nearly des
troyeo, The hands employed upon II barely es-
Gaping injury from the falling bricks and tim
bers Fhe residence Of Mr.. Harveyin the Seventh
Ward was damaged 10 the amount of about
81 ,00 The residence OF J. Hutton, Ninth, be-
tween M and n south. also suffered The mast
OF schooner at Easby's wharf was shivered by
lightning, The steamer Powhatan was broke
from her wharf and blown ont upon the fats, but
was soon restored to her moorings The Long
Bridge, near the Virginia shore, was damaged
bya vessel, which, being driven against II. forced
the trestie work out Of position, leaving pof-
ton unsafe for passenger =
Nearly all the roofs injured were Tin, and as
the wind obtained an entry beneath them, they
were lifted and torn az cotton nwninps in ordI.
binary summer gusts- The crossings on the
avenue have been an tntolerable nuisance ate
every nard Tor years pqsti and though the
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u is announced, cannot possibly remain longer
than this week. and all lovers Of the EXQUISITE in
art should avail themselves Of this only oppor.
tunity OF seeing them. Mr.. Fenno's lecture in
pleasing, and instructive. Remember for Eve
nigh. only, and Wednesday and Saturday. at 3
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The FINAL CLEARING Our SALE OF On PAINT
INes at Messrs. j c. Mcclure & Co 3 sale rooms
Will commence this evening a, O'Clock, when l
good opportunity will be presented for the embel
lishfnent Of ones parlor or drawinr-room- A ,
comparativelys small outlay. Make note Of this
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DR. WIN. B. MAeRuDER IL announced to ad-
dress the citizens Of the Fourth Ward this eve
nng, In front OF the City Hall. The centrslity o,
this locality WILL no doubt bring out even laIge,
audiences than he has already had -
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MusIcAL-CAPIToL umL, AND ALL OrHER
LOCALITIES, ATTENTIoN.-See advertisement IA
ahother column OF the concert TO come of al
waugh Chapel, this evening. under the dirsctiou
OF our OLD friend, John M Riggs Messrs. Dtw.
son, Ball, Hodgson, Tabler, the Daniels, Pughs
e. al VIII De there, and the music will be hne
Remember, tonight, at Waugh Chapel
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The NOTICE from the Engineer of the Potomac
waterworks, advising citizens that their supply of
water will be less. after this date was not occa-
stoned by any failure Of the stream which feeds
The reservoir, nor any accident 10 the main pipe
the total supply remains the same-but owing
10 tue number OF consumers having recently in.
creased very rapidly, and the intended opening of
considerable number Of city mains, II becomes
necessary to guard against the contingency of
the supply falling at the Public Buildings. and
especially at the Navy Yard. 1t has, therefore,
been decided to shut down partially on the inlets
OF the city main, and to graduate the head in
them, that whatever be the number of nrivate
consumers, the total used by them will leave suf.
hcient for all public uses
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might be made fordable at such times. bv an an.
largement and slight alteration Of the s-wer
mouths and taps, the for the failure 10 do
50 Is probably not the unwillingness. but the in
ability Of the official having the charge
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HORSE RAcISe.-Last night two equestrians
up and down Seventh street The rate al which
they rode was alarming and dangerous TO pede~-
trlans as well as themselves Yet, notwithsta "a
ing me law to the contrary, they continued their
spotI ,lil they got tired, unmolested by any city
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TIE LECTURE Of the Rev Dr. Cabin NJ the A ..
sembiy Rooms last evening was attended nv .
large and apprecistve audience, and was lIste5e 1
to with much interest and satisfaction throughout
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fine and costs, S6i5. William Burr coIe.-
do, do, sails. -Four dodgers.
TaE EhPIRE CLuB announce their annual sr
cursien 70 Arlington Spring to-morrow A'A "a