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IL The number Of manufacturing establish.
ments In the State 81 Ohio, a. shown by the GEN.
sus Of 1850, was 10 ,7l0, employing SO $50 males
and IL ,4eO females Involving capital TO the extent
Of sss, 1000, and using $40 900 900 raw mate.
rial annually.
UThe engineer Of rope manufactory on
Loag Island, N Y hiss been arrested for put.
ting greater head Of steam on the engine Of that
establishment than the law allows A few ar
rests OF this kind would prevent q good many
boiler explosions.
III The Detroit Free Press says: "Much In.
quiry has been made al to when Senator Chand-
lef proposes to commence the organization Of the
regiment which he proposes to take into the field.
Wecan give no Information on the subject"
.RA party Of boys white picking bl.skberries
ven, CT. last Monday, came across a hatheaded
adder, with 90 young ones They attacked and
killed the whole batch.
DraHow IL II" said gentleman 10 Sheridan,
" your name has not an o attached to TT Your
family Is Irish, and no doubt illustrious mo
fsmily has better right to than our family
said Sheridan, "for We owe evefybody.n
u The quota Of volunteers called for in the
patriotic little town Of Lexington Massachusetts,,
s twenty. The citizens Of the place have lber-
ally subscribed % 900 a. bounty money, that is,
500 for each man.
III Lizards, Of q liehtgreen color, airded
with rose-hued rings, are frequently discovered
In the hou les ofS Domingo. They are regarded
as peh by the natives, and are kept to destroy In.
sects.
H-Ths most infallible way Of preventing q
fushen door frem cresking - said to be TO en-
the house TO sse her.
!, DrslI hsgshssas Of tobacco were sold In
hsnd.eme asars. Of 90, sa, sas:as, and s.s.
9z-fhe bold sailor boy Porter who captured
the ruhai Cain will realize sls $50 a. prize money.
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NOTICE.

d NOTICE.
l. RUPOSALS From Dealers and Mllie-s, are
invited till the u day of August. 1852 for furnish
Ing Flour TO the Subsistence Department, Of the
government, and known as No Extra.
SsmP!ts OF this Flour can be seen ~ Jhe Capitol
Bakery in thIsolty.
It is desired 70 make contract for9o 900 barrels
should however, any person desire TO furnish esi
sqantliy ne Will state the precise number Of bar.
Tels in his bid,
The oontrsoto will be required 70 furnish, at the
filled.
No Flour will be received which does not come
up 20 the stancaTd at the Government Inspecpon
made jast before the purchase.
The Flour 20 hs Delivered st the Railroad De,oI
6eorgetovn, ID. G.
The -Four to be put lp IN new barrels.
NO bids VIII be received from contractors Who
tract
Bidder. must epresent in person to respond to
their bids.
The oath ofs eEisnoe must accompany each bid.
the parties interested.
.,.syments 80 Be made in Treasury Notes, ssd the
eid. to DO DIRECTED 70 "COt; A; BEOkWfTH,
A. " z, and Cas-, u. 3. A WashinFton, ID. g., %
sad endorsed Proposals FOR Flour" jya
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A CARD 10 IRE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONOO'e
6OLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES

fVsitsbh ~ eosysstias. ,esaIafias s.s rem ,,,xs
q" ooSfrtettoas Jrsf1 vsatscsS easss, axd
eItsat stcesSUsI es q prsussfies
The above Pills have Low been N use for oxsr
Sniry Sears ana N 20 case, where the directions
JAILED 20 give most decided ssti sf.oton. Rel5 ne
gttoslns Ssrnhcete from ono Of the first ladies' Of
sitT. 1I wm snS sri ssoieG eSon my s,sn,. IN thsi
she OF cour,e did net Sish hsr S.ms " 4. -
public, bpt il any one s6oud doubt TIC - 5dsaSri
sseeet OF Dr D1y0noois Golden Pil ls, they nit nt
lei ny ielJ 70 hef, a. she oonE3eTsd 10 dssS
s1cacy. as admilisteFeQ 70 her dsnEG e. . youna
laoy ~ yeare old. Sks Eas laEt : s,lES 40 Cop.
ssSmph33n-sned take1 co,d-nS5uTe becSEas OBJ
s,rsS saS'e q I've Sosss 81 tAsss 9ed.a F!is itrsls
sna stronger proof might Be Grsea. fhese pills
.s,,, SO certain cure ioI Lss0Tsdt,fOr vhitesJ
Sold ESolessle snd Rel.l IN W.shinstou b,
Retai 6y &. BOsWEIT. corner 81 ,rs.es ,,a
Pa. avenue; &. ID. WAITE corner m % eel and
nssl Pa svsnas sn rsSis., 5, .sUdsas yss, ls;h
the above sgents 20 ths RsehInxtos rosf q, fIcsI
Ssn asys ne s I, ,sri g ss, gs a is eosns
s saasi.; ssiRsS@N Bk6fasESREa kt asESREyESs Alex
h19 s tie :, ssiIst'; s.:ss : ~ va,
"A. 3; Loof ogtfsr ccsntsrfsi,. Buxpossa.,
Eovs Az Az .ac "a ess etery boz 10 asn6d 3. p.
A. Vtnert are base lnyosition = unrafe
nnfs,na ~ - I9o value bes 10 sss
say only tSoss xso ssesfs assqf ss. 9siss sSsr sr-
on sooosnt S1 st,s e.x Shish hss .seaty bse9 s1ts5
fnrrsSSsn,s. ~ ne f.l.s esi.S sshseSfsles& gAf
iHoSR o s,s2y sssnt sss sSss r.: are .s
~, 8 D. HOWE, Sole f!oiriesor.
w New Yort.
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A HAY-FTELD ANKcporR.-An old gentleman
who was always Dragging how folks used to
work In his Younger days, one day challenged
his two sons to pitch on load Of hay - fast he
could lead II.
rhechallenge was accepted, and the hay wagon
driven round and the trial commenced For
some time the old man held his own very credit
ABLY. calling out
"More hay! more hay"
Thicker and faster It came. The old man was
nearly covered; stin he keps crying
? More hay more hay,n
st length, struggling to keep on the top Of the
dfsordered and ill-arranged heap, IL began hrst to
roll then 70 slide and al last Of IL went from the
wagon, and the old man with Il.
"what are you down here forl" asked the
81 came down after hay" answered the old
man steuly.
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PRoPosALs FOR REVENUE STAMPS
TRlltJRI DxfI1TMINf,

Cfet ~ lsfs'SaI hspsnht, Jelly Is. iee2
The ssh 81 SsHs Or afaahns Sn
stamps under the recent act Of Cons ress imscsinE
g!dde5s vlII state IN. yrce s.r thou,.nd stamps,
aSnserao IN lsoksse; OF zen t:ousand each at the
Also. the Price per thouisnd IN .imli.r packages,
asiiveIsole 10 INC afout OF the Department st tie
Also. the SrIcs per thousand, delivered In I.rs.r
s oeGksses e 2. reS9irsd either at the Department,
Alfo, the prioe Per thousand, separated in such
1aIastIs' q ma! be daily ordered for he use ot
ssa4ps sns sscnTs ~ IT. TN .o n1haTec
bindes board boxes, with muslin ,or otner es ualy
strong covers; or lined enteopes according 70 the
resuired by the Department, statint the dlferenoC
any. between the cost OF DE iverJ % an agent 81
smnsd, and the stamps reoounted By an agent Of
Bidders viii also We the additional ooss for d.
recnnt paokaIes for the mails an prepsriLG blank
.artment, either At the Deparhaent or minufso-
Proposals must be made for ths ssau,e in shee.s,
perfectly Eummed. and perforated in suoh manner
tLat each separate stamp can be readily detaohed
On and after Wednesday, the sotb of July inst,
& hs S i9I me PROPOSED san may pc seen a. the
Esoh bid 10 20 be scoom panisd with asSeoimen
oi d me sgie 81 snIEsynl apd The sualIty Of paper
of 6,ntsresied exserts or sr. for pGarc
and the sooestsd bidder, bsf5re the fnsl consumi
mhtlOp OF Q contract, viii be ulred 10 furnish
PROOF IMPRESSIONS Of the engrsvings Of the several
denominations of stamps
Specimens Of board and TIN boxes and lined eB
veiopes must also be submitted win each bid. II
L. necessary to protect the boxes By mpsin, or
other covers. In the most efeotua manner, tgaint
vet and a5rssion The oontraot viii roe uiIc s
dies aud laees to Be prepared and KEPT in repair,
and that new dies and pates shall be made either
for the present denomination of stamps or oti ert
without charge. at the peaEure Of the De yartment
And Al suoh dies and blstos u be the propertJ
ury Department,
No bid. vii 6e considered eIcsst from psrtie.
who nave been totu,ly engsSed n the business Of
copper plate or steel eng eNtnE ana Frlntiug, sno
Who are mus engag cd 80 tha time Of biddIng, ,nd
PROVIDED vi b Gil the neoessAry fsc:ilues 10 exc
cute the work prGmptly, ind give the REQUESTS
proteenon TO tbs STAMPS. eies Eno plates n tnelT
Dossesslon.
Psrtles not Known TO the Department Will fur
nish proof As TO the.o points
In awarding the contract, the Commissioner OF
lntetExl Revenue re'eryes the night of deciding
which bad, In ia PRACTICAL IesuIts, msy be Ost q
the interest o. tie Department, having References
30.
Proposals should be carefully sealed. s5d marked
"ProSoISs Tor Revenue Stsmts,o and a-droessd
to tins CommlssloneI of InteTnk Rsseuue
GEOR6k :. BOUTWELL,,
~ S-tAut6 CamnIssr Of Internal Rsyenue.
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N " T. s II M + N rs.
ssvEN AND THREE TENTEs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDs-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INpEBY.
10 EDNESS,
QUARTERMAsTBR's VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, (oLD IssUEJ
Act ofAusuft 10. Iss.
AMERICAN AND FoREI6N GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
SHOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION, q
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
RITTENHoUSE, FAINT q Co.,
~ ls-lm Bankers, Ss1 Penn. avenue
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ID During q terrible Storm a. Iron mount.ipII
hissouri, on the eoth ult the tfeh,ufnr str,ic2
large ore bank In one Of the furnace euss. and
dislodged and threw down nom Q 900 10 4 So,
tons Of ore. To have dislodged the sames ov
powder would have cost the company several
hundred dollars. ~ sS4t0E- :
urIt 10 said that q locomotive Of ordinary
power and construction, under the new taFfh
law, Will cost At least 81 500 more thau feFmerly.
hose who have contricted at low rates vii snf.
ier much In this wsy; several works have decided
70 wait Attle before be2inning
W balloon nty- ave feeti dIsmeier, apa
sxty.nine feet In length, has just been btiit In
England for scientific purposes. ITne b1fI6er
proposes 70 ascend i've niles, fsf fhe purposs e
ns.hk "oservanons on the TEN pefatufe aud hos
mildly of Ihs ali Al different hiv D O. - ~ ia
III tn. sudden innrease Of porui.rI,y u,hLeh
tne Nev 1ofknfe department bas achieved ,sir.-
"a 'ec = sx ~e Is, Is one Of the odd pksnomz
Sr9 oT toe @sS Fifsnea are % oulsrIv n, s,noorsSi
70 Ue exempt fiom r.iii-arY duty Q ' -,
" horgan stole Eve ss.i,ca vsluahie ha,.s. |.
sanng his late raid In = /! ~. s'ssi,
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The Extent Of the Chauss

Crossing Yesterday the threshold Of a psl atisl
1e~elry store in Chestnut street, we observed al
the counter man accompanied by an overdressed
female, paying for $1,000 set OF diamonds he lad
then purchased. The buyer Of the glittertng trim
ket' less than year ago. had az lttle proipect Of
owning 81 GOO set Of Diamonds as Of inheriting
fhe fee simple Of ali Golconda. The gems were
duly disposed upon the person Of his comp q on,
and eonsigning the empty essket TO his pocket,
The parties walked out
How IL trade, we asked of the proprietor, ss he
led Us back Into the store, beaming with smilcs
Trade, !" said be, "with Us, was never better-
rarely an good -
long row Of show cases, In which the stock was
manifektly meagre, and from which very many
costly gems which we had known by sight had
now disappeared. D..
ga yeaf ago,n said The dealer in jewels, "our
stock was so large that we trembled 20 LOOK at It.
We had sets Of diamonds, pearls, opals, rubies
and emerald. costing US large sums, whose sale
we looked upon az hopeless until national order
was restored Now they are nearly all gone.
We have sold SIX sets to-day, and 81 900 was the
lowest priced one among them all"
And the buyersn
" The buyers are all, or nearly all, new faces
Our old customers are scarcely ever seen, except
they come for some uining purchase, or bring
tneir watches to be put In order. So far from
years before"
"who are your present best custorners9n we
asked.
"Just such persons as those you passed on en-
terlng the door. Army speculators and contrac-
tors are now spending the money. IL comes
easily IL departs upon wings equally rapid.
Contractors Indirectly, oftentimes, pay for their
contractsD
"Pay for their contracts ," We asked. 81
"Not always directly, but generally by present
other than money. By grateful contractors who
desire TO exhibit their Of obligation to the
friends who influence the contracts, the most
liberal purchases Of jewelry are made In good
times we had many customers who spent at q
time as little al three, five or ten dollars. We
rarely sell a customer now less than fifty dollar
diamond or set Of jewelTYn .
We bowed our thanks for the manifestly veri-
table information, and walked away In a brown
study. The ready viii follow copy or otherwise
as best pleases him.-PkiIadslpAia No,tA Amer.
5caa, (Rsp)
We believe our leading city jewellers are In
equal luck. Atleast we hear Of large and unusual
sales Of fancy jewels and dry goods on the part Of
some OF the leading houses OF the city. One uf
our dry goods dealers has sold more canel,s hair
shavis this season than ever before. This 10 one
OF the mysteries Of q strange and unnatural war
Many Of those who were rich before the war broke
out have become comparatively poor. Real e.
tate being not very ssleable, ard large losses ac
cfulng In rents, the owners of landed property
improved and unimproved, have suffered greatly
but, a. IL stated above, q new clas, have taken
thsir places, not only as buyers, but as owners
ana occupants OF the large and costly dwelling
on Firm avenue AID elsewhere.-NL Y. Ezprss,.
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War Meeting at Providence.

PhovlDEscI, r. l., Aug. 4.-There was an i'm.
mense assembly at the war meeling Market Sc uare
TIL: afternoon. The Mayor presided. The square
was nstefully decorated. Speeches were made
BY Gov. Sprsgue, 1t Gov. Arnold, Bishop CIark.
President Sears, John L. Swift X. A L. stone
Of Boston, Geo. Rodman, and several Others. Foi
three hours the enthusiastic audience listened to
the speeches.
Resolutions were adopted urging the Presiden,
70 use every constitutional means IN his power 10
suppress the rebellion; declaring that we know
only TWO parties--loyal men and traitors--snd
active militia. -. - -, ~ ~
The announcement that draft had been OF.
dered by the Government was received with loud
cheers- rs 80
Gov. Sprague has called on the oolored citizens
TO form q regiment a. part Of the quota OF the
state, and promised to accompany them TO the
feld and share tina perils with them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfoHIIoR's HAIl DYE
TAs bssf Do tks World.

WHtam A. Bachelors celebfated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be distinguished nom m.
tufe-wsrsnssd not 10 injure the Hair In thsgisast
remedies ne III saecs Of bad ayss, and invigor.
sses the Hair for NE. Greg, Bed sr Rsssy HsSs
Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing The Hair son and beautiful. Sold by al
DfvgKno, &c.
u The eeaslne Is signed wnLIAnA. BArsz.
lLok, ~ tAs fess Sdss If ss<A ben.
~ kssssvy, Ne. 81 BsreIsy a., Nee Ys.b,
m37.1y (Late233 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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CURE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE
IN FR0E ONE TO Two DAYS.


~sskEsss an ths HsOE, StTIcsGIes, Afso-oLs ..
me o,onSIs go s.s1eeI, i've -gntarI plsoEAfFe
R.HH7, Lsnru"r, Sorias'0 % iJess, PstbI.s:ici
3 mras1 OF siJ: OF Gi5df =, Bisssss q :,
L=n.s, Stomach or Fsowsis-rhsss te5f.biS -
iss5' i6ss D1nsaial DHsafil ape S Sss5 Bats q fss
isager nSITlsEe inFotEib-e, Enc GssiroT bsE
o00' .Aa Ain' YOUNG MEN
Esteelsly who haye 9eGome the T.Syms u son
tary Vice, that dreadful and destrucLve fsE.i
sands Of YoanE Men of Tie most szsit.a isssIt1
and brilliant intellect, who Eight oth sTv,sc fsVs
sosueroe OF vsEsa 70 ecstsey the hvirI IyTe, nsg
call With fsi! oOrhdeEoe.
MARRIAGE.
hAsRrss PIEsoHs, or Yonaf Msr eou,eu..a
tlnr asIrlsse. being aware Of Shysicsl Essfr ssI
orssn!c dshilItJ, eetOrmltles, as, sSesdIiT cared
may reliEi ioEsy ooufJ fJe in h, osof - rsntisrsr
and eoLhdelhy rely upon hIE StIi - a Fhynctn,
OFFICE Ne. y SogTH FREDERICE 81.
isis hsnG sioe rolns from Baltimore street. leu
SS NUMBER Letter. nut bs 0' s.a e SSa Sstsss scfa AM
DR.. JOHNSTON,
MEMBER OF the koytl College Of Surgeons, Len
e Vnsd ,e: q sD .S Ss ss SfsS,s ss9 CO.
Snoss NE las been sFeni IL tIe h8sritss oi
eeoied some 81 The osi HstSh!siss eaSs. IS, s
Esre ever known; msny trorblcd With nntIrt IA
ness, being alarmed si Sr3css scgnSS, n5sssr- -
ness Win res 1eht onshiEE, =ffouded eerastIIpes
.ith ,n oeralgeneEt oi mind. were orTed ITIar6i
TAKE PlkTIoyLAR KoryoS.
selves 81 oa snt SsafTs ,.no VIC h.Ls nYrsd then
aOno habit free aestS isSrneG fsI CYL 5I sse sds
stbsy ies e1.s ~ s'STSS SSs ts ssT;1 q Which s'
IendrIs marriage imyussI6ls. and dsstro1s boSS
Ps 9oso eaq ReGc ac. rsSss .I5
sg9.dsGsd q eeIty h,ttts q I0utE. va Wssfssss
ness Of sEht. koss o. dSsop!aF Power, PA Sitst,os
aessnt W of tss tsks.S kss.SStiN. iNsFEySs. dIT5s
hltI. SJntton, 9i CoasspPtlop. &o.
ncS MfSSrTAfLLI-thsf ~ ~ fearful sfeSta on n. npd s,s
Aversion Of Sooiety, Ssf bIstr asa, Love os so'1.
tade;. ttade;. FIEidiS, ETC., are some Of the eva pre-
N.Rvoss DrH1rTrI.-Thops.nos can low jud..
their sor Seconrr vsst nsFrCss a.
c9n. s,sed, n a.TInE s1EsIsL ssse.rance about ths
DISEASES OF IkPBVDgEFE.
When the mlscnaed ana imyrudent vorsy Of
essnIe hnds hs hss nbl sed the seeds Of the pain-
.sass OS Ss ,as; :. ,
g e.n sassc sSu. .fBs Bs@s @ sSsoaH1 .Rs
err, yhc, inca Fable of fe9finr, tIsh Bis pscSs1Ty
long q the snasst Zee 90 e.l Ga os osSineS ana
S. ssgs am vita Lsined health 10 siIb oyeI
St II es ..s q ss,
ymltoms OF this terrible disesse. szch ss Afeofior
fas sfis rs aSS. s ssfs sFn m sss, ss s,.to.
nod no. TO hi, dfeadfel saGerinrs By sendinT hn .
DIR. J0HNST0Ns REMEDY FoR ORGAN.
IC FELKNBSS AND IAP0TENCH
se oTlsu sas sTss a.. ana ssT.
ssIissted: yhS bad Iost al hops. have been inSs
Al fmledI mdnts 10 M.rri.ts, Physical or Mensal
keryous frritsIiIitz oI ,rn0oreSuss rover,
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM The ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
MsvemeAt Toward Malvern Hill

HELpeuARrIRs ARMY OF PoromLc, August S.
The Richmond papers Of the I'd inst In giving
an account Of the night engagement opposite the
and six wounded
large force Of infantry, cavslrv and artillery
ieft camp last nightfor Malvern Hill. He report
mas yet been received from the expedition.
men, the balance Of our sick and wounded from
Richmond, making total of about 4, 600 received
since the army came TO the james river. About
1000 rebel prisoners have arrived here from the
North to be exchanged under the new arrange.
ment.
General Barry has commenced to employ con.
trabands In the construction Of earthworks
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The CHINESE IN CALUoRsIA --Thass 49, :, !.
neaWakenlag great concern among the citfzefs. !.
and war OF race seems In full progress. and \,
us us course deveiopes some very curious hcts
coming. The Legislature al fts last se,s,on
enacted . law imposing q heavy tar on this
species OF Population, ana adopted a memorial 10
OongIea appealing for protection against the
contingency OF an o'e. whslmIng I'm niorst,,n -
nongonaa The petition expresses the op,nion
tnst tnev are far more undesirable than neQroes
ana predicts thar unless the infux Of these peopie
arrested new system Of slavery will be enoraft
ca upon The Institution Of the State The vice pfs
taient among these people, a. disclosed in the
peunop set forward, Is startling. = = .
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TEE LARsEsr CRY IN THE woRLp.-A verv
erroneous idea Is INDUCED Ia by many people IN
feIsaon 70 the largest city in the world, many
iequent'y termed, the Great Metropolis. IA far
superior, both in size and the number OF its in
naoltants But such 10 not the case Jeddo, the
cdPidI OF apan, IL, without on the largest
ana most populOus city In the world n contsins
sse vast number Of 500 600 dwellings and 900 :
W human souls. Many OF the streets are nine
zen gaPanessries In length, which is equivalent
70 .wenty Two English miles. The commeree OF
yeddo lar exceeds that OF any other CITY Ia the
world, and the sea along its coast is constantly
wnise win tn sails or ships Their vessels ssil
are laden with rice, tea, sea coal, tobacco. Mn
COTTON, and tropical fruits, all Of which ind 4
ready market In the NORTH and then return freight
ed with salt, oil, isinglasss aud various other
the south ~S'AA
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CHARLEs THE FIFTH and lovers
OF historical literature will be pleased TO learn
that the manuscript autobiography Of Charles the
Fifth, Emperor Of Spain aud Germany, which
has been long supposed to exist, but which, up
to the present. has resisted the search Of stud ents
Of history, has a length been fousd In one Of the
Paris Libraries, and viii soon be published. No
doubt 10 expressed a. to Its genuinenes.
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1.-THE Irish court decides tha, Mn. Yelvey.
ton Hu Msjor felverton's lswfuI wife. The
things mixed. In ireland, Mrs Yeiverton n q
Nirtu ous woman. In Scotland, abe IL nothing
out mistress. In Ireland, Major Yelverton can
1e arrested fof oigamy, he having married Mrs
land, Major Yeiyerton is merely" man OF The
world J" while Mrs Yelverton can be arrested
10, oagsmg; Great Institution that, and all de-
OF tie Kingdom
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" The Inhabitants Of Jersey City are terribly
sIe'clsed over snake story now fying around.
ee sum OF the matter Is - folio ~ A day or two
since lady residing In one on the nnosf tsierfy
PoPuiated portions Of the city was surprised. On
oPsning her hall door, to and curIed up. Win il
. '8ngue Protruding, a large copper headed
slammed the door, and a aentie.a.n n ~ Sas,.
Ment ous ana dispatched the reptile The ansie
supposed 70 have come from ne west fndiss
N basket OF bananas which the lady had in ths
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IDA singular establishment exits gin Russia,
the Imperial hote for old worn out horses, built
In the Park q Tzarkoe selo, for the reception of
animals employed In the service Of the Emperor
special cemetery 10 annexed to the building
and tombstones record the names of the horres
buried. those Of the sovereigns who have ridden
them, a, well al the battles and memOra ble events
al W hich the animals have been present
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R.cruitins In Pennsylvania

PHILApxLPHIA, Aug 5.-Recruiting IL going
required by the frst can viii soon be raised
General Pleasanton, In command of the Home
Guards, has called them together to obey the sec.
ond cali, the State militia law providing that, in
case OF draft, volunteer troops and Companies
shall be arst detached. This will supply the
quota, and the whole force from Philadei phia
VIII probably be raised without resort 70 draft.
Ing. "a
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Union n1..tips I'm EIk,en.

ELKroN, Md, Aug. 2-The Ciuzens' Union
Commiftee for thiscounty met here TO day Heso-
!utlons were unanimously adopted recommending
the Governor to enroll the militia preparatory TO
draft, and endorsing the Baltimore resolution,
which advised the President to administer the
oath OF allegiance to every citizen Of the State
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Recruiting at Boston Progressing Actively.
BosToN. Aug. 5.--Recruiting has received
great tmpetus In the last few days, and 1t seems
certain that Massachusetts will All her quota
without drafting. The call for 300 900 more
troops has been received with enthusiasm, a
showing that the entire Government and nation
is devoted to the speedy suppression Of the rebel
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Reported Capture Of Paynastsr,.

LcyIsvILLI, August s-The latest Memphis
sdviccs mention rumors prevail there Of the CAP
ture OF eight Federal paymasters by rhe rebels at
Gat1mer, Coon, Hanna, Yohn and Hs1Ieion. H With
IN aggregate Of 81 500 900. Army circles here
give taese ,tumofs no credence. ..E =
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SBxLYAaT, Ne, Aus. 4 -One hundred and AZ.
ty.two MA leff here to day to join the 10Th req.
iment kighty-six Of the nnmher were enlisted
oy Major n. w. Cunningham. The whole quota
for thus county 10 404, and they viii be In cam
to-moffow. aBsafast hss already sent 800 men 10
NE srmy ana navy, and u reidy to send more