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this county have nominated DIR. John o. Whar-
ton, for the Senate; and Jacob II. Grove, JAS
Coudy, Benjamin Reigle, VIM. T. Hamilton
and Joseph Letter for the House of Delegates.


CITY INTELLIGENCE.


The Museum. This favorte place ofamuse-
ment closed last evening for few weeks for
the purpose Of thoroughly renovating and re-
pairing it from top to bottom. The stage is to
be raised about Is inches, and the proceneum
so altered as to admit of better view of the
performances. The saloon will undergo thor
ough repairs. A new and elegant drop cur
tain, together with entire new scenery, is to
take the place ofithat at present in use The
picture gallery and other rooms are also to be
painted and handsomely done up. 1t is the
design otthe present manager to arrange every
thing with an eye to neatness, comfort and
convenience, and then to produce such amuse-
ments and performances as shall merit the ap-
probation of all. We are pleased to have the
pleasure of announcing this highly desirable
improvement, and hope that, when completed,
and the Museum shall be again opened, public
anticipation may be fully met.


Meeting Of the City Councils. We learn that
his Honor, the Mayor, has called an extra ses-
sion ofthe City Councils, to be held on Friday
afternoon, the LIST inst. at 3 O'Clock, at the City
Hall. The object in calling the councils to-
gether at this time, is for purpose of making
some provision for the repairing of the damage
done in the city by the recent storms of rain,
and in reference to the completion of the Iron
suspension bridge over the Falls at Madison
street. The councils at their last session made
no appropriation to meet any such contingency
as the damage the city property has sustained
by the storms, and it is therefore necessary to
consult them before any repairs can be effected
We hope when they do assemble, that liberal
appropriations will be made TO carry out the OBJ
iects in view.


The Columbian RiRen,Gn. This new COM
pany, under the command of Capt McAister,
made their first parade yesterday afternoon
They number about forty men, and made quite
Il handsome and soldler-like appearance. The
City Guards, Captain Milhken, paraded with
them as an escort. The fine band Of the In
dependent Greys took the lead, and as they
always do, discoursed most eloquent music
The company after marching through our
principal streets, proceeded to the "White
Hall Garden whe they partook of sump-
tsous entertainment prepared at the Instance
of the officers.


AIfO"HCU' - JOb's SN'S'S' '''"''1 'S'''~N
George Waters, was accidentally drowned by
falling overheard from the steamer Pocahontas,
after her arrival at Light st. wharf from the
Greys' excursion on Monday night. The boat
had been at the wharf about half an hour be-
fore the accident. His body had not been re-
covered up to late hour last evening.


The Butchers Troop This new Cavalry
company will make their first parade in ''full
summer uniform, and equipments in complete
order" this afternoon. They will meet at half
past O'Clock at the Washington Monument,
and will be escorted by the Independent Light
Dragons, Col. Benzinger


Odd Felio,rs Funeral. The Grand Lodge of
Maryland, the Jerusalem Encampment, and
the Marion Lodge of the order of Independent
Odd Fellows, turned out yesterday afternoon
in large numbers TO attend the funeral of their
late brother, John Berger, from his residence,
No. 100 Stirling street. They were accompa-
MED by band Of music, and made quite an i'm
posing appearance.


Dangerous Mistake. We learn that MIR. Jas.
Mccormick, who keeps the saloon of the Law
Buildings, took last week, in mistake for a
dose of EPSON salts, a tnmbler full of dissolved
saltpetre, which came very near causing his
death. Under proper care, however, he is fast
recovering from the effects of the dose.


.9ccidsnt. A valuable horse, the property of
the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany, was instantly killed yesterday afternoon
while drawing an empty car on the track in
Canal street, between Holland and Pitt street
large hole, created by the heavy rain of Mon
day night caused him to fall and the car passed
directly over his body, killing him instantly !


Runq,cay. The horses attached to hack
containing two ladies became frightened yes
terday afternoon in Broadway, and ran at the
top of their speed for considerable distance,
when coming in contact with a cart, the hack
was overturned. The driver was considerably
injured. The ladies fortunately sustained no
damage.