TEMPERANCE ANNUAL.
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TEMPERANCE ANNUAL.


We understand that brother William Sloan
aker of Philadelphia is about to publish splen-'
did Temperance Annual. TO be called the Foun-
tain. 1t will be published in August, and
beautifully bound in Turkey morocco, at SO
per copy.


DEATH ABRoAD!-The amount of domestic
distilled spirits inspected in New York, Alba
ny, and Buffalo, during the year I845, was
2,946, ,4l9 gallons.


We take the following from the Alexandria
Gazette: it is concerning one Of our enterpris-
ing mechanics


WASHINGTON, June %.


PALO ALTA HATS.


Among the novelties that the late victories
on the Rio Grande have given birth to- is the
introduction of new hat called the "Palo
.Aho." 1t is made of white silk, much higher
in the crown than the present fashion, which
makes it cooler than the low crowned hat, and
the under rim is green, for the protection of
the eyes of the wearer. This hat is admirably
suited to the present season, and is the inven-
ton of Todd, whose taste in such matters is
proverbial. They may be obtained at his ex-
tensive establi'ment a few doors above Browns
Hotel. p


ANOTHER SUIcIDE.-Mr. G. w. TilIon,
respectable produce broker, cut his throat at
New York, the 18th inst.


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AND AnoTHER.-Alfred Morton hung him
self with pocket handkerchief at Philadelphia
on Sunday. Aged 80 years. ,.4
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AND YET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flagg, OF
Worcester, Mass, was SO badly hurt on the
railroad as the cars were crossing the Pine
Meadow roads, on Saturday evening, that he
died in a short time. He had bottle Of rum
IN his pocket.
BoYs, READ THIs.--TLe Baltimore Patrio,
says. ..


A small boy named Fanson had his leg
much injured, yesterday afternoon, by having
it caught between the cars as they were com
ing into the city at the Point. He had gotten
on the cars of his own accord