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ID RANDE'S ENCYCLOP EDlA Of Science.
ID Literature aud Art, complctcd.-1hc coucu.
ding number Of this work is this day received by r.
TAYLOR, and the book is now offered IN a complete
and perfect form for 81 Among those who are re-
sponsible for the principal departments of this book
will be found the names Of MoCuLLocH, for Stats
tics, Political Economy, and General Literature;
Professor BiSDLEY and J. G. LouDoS, for Botany,
Gardening, and Agriculture
Tgos GALLOWAY, for the Arts and Sciences,
Mathematics, &c;
Josrru GwrIr, for Architecture and the Fine
Arts;
w. r BRASpE, for Chemistry, Geology, Mineral
ogy, Medicine and the Arts and Sciences depending
on Chemical principles; and many other names o.
eminent British writers Of the present day will H.,
found to have taken an active part in getting mp th
valuable book, sep 10
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LAND IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA.
ION JAMES RIVER,) FOR SALE.


YJNIIlS cs ate, called and known by the name OF
i STURGEON POINT, recently the residence
OF Wm IL, Mingc, deceased, contains one thousand
acres well adapted TO the growth of Wheat Corn and
Oats, in of The best neighborhoods IN Virginia,
being directly opposite the two Brandons and IN that
region OF country miracul ,usly lm by cacar-
Gus manuref adjoining the fine estate lately purchased
hy the President of the u. States tn improvement
Of which 10y mari, lime ard clover, must be seen to
lie believed. One hundred acres of this land ha been
lined with singular and wonderful 'nect-tonr hun
drcd cleared half very Gently and now IN hhe heart
and one of the N 81 beautiful ana commanding s'ua-
tons ON the river The certainly improved condition
in the health of the lower James together with the
certainty of the crop of Wheat partlcu ary on Ii ned
lands, renders This opportunity OF investment winch
seldom occurs, as in almost every instance, 'hrse
lands purchased by those who yclspt the Ju-
dicous men of the county, who thus exercise their
judgment purchasing, and their cunning in decry-
ing the lower country, and keeping up the humbug
of unheahness, or The purpose OF stfiIns all oppo-
81 i'm.
There is on'this land upwards of 10000 cords of
oak wo d. sufficiently convenient Ia the landing, at
which here is a new and substantial wharf belonging
to the estate where vessel OF any burden can he
is within GO miles of Fortress Monroe, Old Point,
afiording a steady and increasing demand for such
wood.
The buildings consist OF small but comfort able
DIV clIing-house, with five rooms, kitchen, smoke
house storehouse dairy, and ice-house, with large
barn and stable The two later somewhat out OF ie-
pair fine spring of aler and the fac lily If living
uneqralled. The river and creeks abound With hsh
and wild fowl and the foTests and fields with game
of al, sorts including Vulnerable deer and turkey
III AS have been Offered ten thousand dollars
cash FIR this land will state my terms to he (Sl2,-
600 "a 900 cash. $4,000 in ,woyea s. and $4,000 in
thee years the two last paymenls To carry Interest
iton the date and to be sallsiact ry secured My
son hsidng near, and who has the management OF
this estate will show it to any person desirou- to see
it, and any communication made to NE In P'ters-
burg will be ATTENDED to-
JNO. MINGE.
Sept. 2-w4w or If.
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NEW BOOkS-Mcmoirs Of the Court Of Eng
~ land, from the Revolution IN 1858 TO the death
of George the Second by John Ileneage Jesse,
volumes.
Vol. Of Agnes Strckland's Lives Of the Queens
Of England Cheap edition, price 50 cents per vol.
Letters and Dispatches Of Cortez, during the con-
quest Of Mexico, to the Emperor Charles ", trans
lated by George Folsom, vol.
The New Purchase, or Seven and Half Years in
the Far Wet; vols.
Encyclopedia of Geography, Nos. Is and I6 %
cents per number.
The IIcadsman, by Cooper New cheap edition,
complete Tor 50 cents.
Elements Of Chemistry, by Thomas Graham, Pro-
fossor Of Chemistry IN University College, London,
Including the Applications of Chemistry in the Att,
edited by Robert Bridges, NJ. ID. vol. syo
Just published aud this day received for sale by
Sept IJ--u =. TAYLOR.
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MEDICAL STATISTICS OF THE u. S. ARMY.
STARISTICAL REPORTS on the sickness and
~ mortality Of the Army of the United States,
piled from the records of the Surgeon Generals and
Adjutant Generals Offices, embracing period of
twenty years from January, 1919 to January, 1899.
Prepared under the directions of Thomas Lauson Nj.
d. Surgeon General vol octave, with m p price
one dollar--a few copies for sale by
sep Ia +. TAYLOR.
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ON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AND
" GEOLOGY, by Professor J. r. w. Johnson, IN
three volumes, complete, cheap odition--addrcssed
to practical agrculturists who possess no previous
knowledge Of Chemistry or Geology.
Vol l. On the Organic Elements OF Plants
Vol 2. On the Inorganic Elements Of Plants.
Vol. On the Improvement Of different soils by
mechanical means and measures.
Just received for sale by + Taylor, who has
for sale ali of the best works on every branch oi
Agriculture aud flusblndry Many Of them entirely
new sept
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR lsaA,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

buffdu Of PROVISIONS a t4ohiias (
August IA, l643.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
~ Beef, aud Proposals. for Pork" as the case
may be- WILL be received at this office until o'clock,
NJ on Monday, the second day Of October next
for furnishing ard delivering free of all cost and
risk TO the United States,
Seven thousand eight hundred barrels Of Navy Beef
And seven thousand eight hundred barrels Of Navy
Pork
each barrel TO contain not less than two hundred
pounds net weight Of Beef or Pork; no excess Of
weight in either article will be paid for. To be de-
lvered at the respective Navy Yards and Naval Sta
G,Iln
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues to transact business
i for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted yo-
unteers, and claimants generally at the seat Of Go
yernment
lie has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS Of
bidding for mail contracts. The old service aud pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
vice as 10 bidding communicated, # desired NO ap-
pic alton attended to- unless accompanied by fec Of
five dollars and no letter taken from the office
less the postage paid. No person having business
at the seat of Government need attend ~ person. u
full doscrip ION Of tie business Is communicated,
snd full power Of attorney sent on 10y mail
Ten per cent charged upon all old claims allowed
Inv the proper authorizes after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim IS allowed
Refer TO the members Of the Twenty Seventh Con-
grcss generally.
JESSE T.. DOW
Washington 5th street near General Post Office.
March 2IF-lyif
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES.-W FIs-
~ cHER has just returned from Now York and
Boston, where he has been replcushng his stock Of
goods, and while there effected arrangement with
Mr. Chickering which will enable him to furnish
any Of his superior Pianos at the forrest factory prices
three Of which are hand at Ststloners'
Hail. and will be sold as above Pianos Of any des-
cription obtained at short notice.
sent S-3laWAw
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S,TEAM MANUAL FOR THE BRITISH NAVY,
- vol. London lSi3, by Capt. Williams, Royal

S,TEAM MANUAL FOR THE BRITISH NAVY
- vol. London, 5i3, by Capt Williams Royal
Navy.
The Art Of Sail making, as practised in the Royal
Navy, and according to the most approved methods
ia the merchant service and the Parliamentary reg
ulations relative TO sails and sail cloth, and the Ad
miralty instructions for manufacturing canvass for
her Msjcsty's Navy, vol, London 1913, with many
engraviugs.
Fincham on Laying Of Ships, vol, and large
ATLAS Of Plates, by j. Fincham, Master Shlpwright
of Chatham DOckyard.
Simmons on Courts Martial new and enlarged edi-
ton, vol London, May lS43.
Practice Of Navigation and Nautical Astronomy,
by Lieut. Raper, Royal Navy, second edition, en-
largcd and improved.
Riddles Navigation ard Nautical As ronomy, Ath
edition enlarged, London lS43.
Simmons on Heavy Ordnance Hollow Shot, Load.
ed Shells as directed agiinst and applied by ships Of
war, vol and pamphlet supplement.
Reily's Astronomical Tables. British Nautical
Almanac FOR 1876.
British Nautical Magazine and Journal Of Papers
on subjects connected with Maritime Affairs, for
1872 burd up in one volume.
Hand Book Of Communication by Telegraph.
Clerks Naval Tactics Notes by Lord Rodney.
Lieut. rromes Trigonometrcal Surveying.
TIoughS Military Law Authorities.
On the Practice and Forms Of Courts Martial anu
Courts Of Enquiry by Field officer, London, 1912
British Naval Biography.
Requisite Tables for the Nautical Almanac.
Boiileaus Traverse Tables.
Naval Gunnery by SIR Howard Douglas.
Naval Battles by Rear Admiral Atkins, vol quar-
to with plates
Treatise on Naval Eyolullons and Tactics, by 2
Paul Hoste ! vol. quarto, many engravugs.
! Hugo Reid on the Steam Engine
/ Tredgod on Steam, the Steam Engine, and Steam
/ Navigation
! Sir John Ross, Royal Navy, on Steam Navigation
I Just imported direct from London by =. TAYLOR
1 together with many other valuable works on Mllitar,
and Navel Science and Service
Grantham on laon Steamers shortly expected iron
| London, and others.
Books, Stationery, and Periodicals, and any him
else imported to order from London and Paris.
4 July 2i-u
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w OMAN AN ENIGMA Or, Life and its Re.
w veangs-s Tac--By the author Of Com
quest and Self Conquest volume. Just published
and tits day received, for sale by y TAYLOR, or
for circulation among the subscribers TO the Wayerly
Circulating Library. sep ~
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NOR RENT, well furnished House, for six or
l. twelve months, in the neighborhood of the Pre-
sident's house. For further information, apply to
ROBERT w. DYER * co.
sep ID, 3taw 2w
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EOR SALE EOR CASH.

A NEW two-story Brick House, situated in the
"A Second Ward, and about five minutes walk TO
Pennsylvania avenue, and contains five w,l-fnished
rooms-also, kitchen, a wood-house and fine gar,
ddn in high state Of cultivation. This house is in
delightful neghborhood, and is a desirable residence
for small family and will be sold at price TO suit
the times JOHNSON & CALLAN,
sept l2-3t General Agents, F street.
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CHALLENGE BLEACHING

w FISCHER has just received fresh supply Of
w Masons nimitable Backing, which Is the
only standard article in the country. IL affords a
more beautiful polish in less time than any other sm-
lar composition II will not soil the whtest linen, and
shines alike in damp and dry weather. For whole
sale and retail at Stationers' Hail.
sen S-3taWlw
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I ARGUES IMPROVED FLORIDA WATER.

I ARGUES IMPROVED FLORIDA WATER.
IL This agreeable composition, which is not sur
passed by any Of the imported Cologne or Lavender
Waters, and much superior to any other article IN
the country bearing the same name, is obtained from
the plants which grow in the Southern parts of the
United States II is excellent and mild cosmetic,
inygorating the nerves, refreshing and beauty ing
the skin, and removing freckles and many other dis.
orders Of the face 1t also contributes to a perfect
state Of health by counteracing noxious exhaatons
and terrifying the debilltated nerves. The genuine
article is constantly for sale al Staonero Hall less
than the former price. w. FISCHER
aug l5-3wcod
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
A PLEASANT furnished chamber, where there
"A are children and entirely free from dust ond
no,e. The location is in 9th, Just above street,
and TO person who is fond Of study sud retirement
II will be both pleasant and sgrsesbls. Enquire OF
a. al this Office July III
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COOPER'S NEW NOVEL, " The WyandotL
" Expected TIN. day, will be for sale by =. TAY-
LOR. volumes, price 80 cents. sep
MRS ELLlS'5 POETRY OF LIFE Nc,
WI edition, complete for 81 cents.
No. IT, Allson's History OF Europe, % cents
No. 10, Brsnde- Encyplg sdl rs cents.
jus, received Tor sale by
July ~ y. TAYLOR,
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RARE AND vALUABIe hooks

III HAMPTON 4 son CT street, near Treasury
IL have, amongst their collection Of Books, the
following, yiz.-The History Of the Worl, by Sir
Walter Raleigh, Knight, to which is added Sir w.
RsleIgh's Voyage Of Discovery TO Guiana, London
edition; Webster's Speeches, vols; Laiontane's
Fables, both In the original and Translation; ures
Dictionary Of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines 9 vols
Democratic Review, substantially bound from COM
mencement TO present lime Life Of Washington, in
vols with maps by Marshall and same work by
Paudng, 2 vols Confession Of ST Augustine trans
lstoni Walkers Antbropoogical works, 10 3 vols.
VIZ Woman, Beauty, and lntermarriagei the com
piete works Of Saml johnson, very cheap Rollins An
cienl history Montague's works Lond ed Zimmer-
man on Soliiudei Aleres works in the orig Stephens
Central America. Edgew orii's Works NaiionaI
Portrait Gallery, IN Nos. Five vols bound Of New
York Mirror. Putarcbs Lives ia Efgsh and
French. few Bibles, Testaments and Dictiona-
res, gilt binding. Paper, Pens, Qlls aud Ink, with
other stationery of good quality.
II = II. & 5. have on hand lot Of very superior
Segars AMI Tobacco. Gentlemen who desire good
article at moderate price, will please call and pro
vide themselves with quarter box Of labanna,
Principe, Laama, or Imperial sept 70
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THE CIR, rosr oEEicE

HAS been removed TO Tth street West, immcdi-
i ateiy North Of the General Post Office.
sept 22Gt WM JONES, H. NJ
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NtcLULLOCu NEW UNIVERSAL ga
wi ZErrEER he completed in 10 or 20 mum
bcrs at - cent. each. The first number IL just re-
c,iycd by r. TAYLOR.
Also, No 10 Of Allison, History Of Europe, just
eceiyed June TIFF
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August 25th, lSi3.

! beg cave {, refer Ia Generals Walter and Roger
Joues, Tench RInggolj, + q, Col. VIM. Brent, John
p lnalc, Ed, aud J,r. w. Bronaugh, Esq Of the
Guy of Washington, ID. c.; and TO Doctor Benz. )
Bohrcr, and Wm. Robinson, EGG, Of &c rye Own,
ID. c. and to Thomas Rlt HE Esq the Hon Beni
Watkins Lirh, the Hon Potter V. Danirl and Dr.
Geo Watson, uf Richmond Virginia; and 10 G. n.
John II Ctokr Wnnsyille Post Office, Virgin a.
The Richmond Enquirer will please publish foi
ten We k.
Aug 26--dl w3taw3ni.
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LIST OF LETTERS

remaining in the Post Office, Washington City,
October /, iS43
yrPersons inquiring for letters in the following
isl will please say they are advertised.
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I UST published The Bankers Wife; Or, a" Cour
y and CITY," novel, by Mrs. Gore. Price Is 5.
This day received by
sep27 +. TAYLOR b.
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VUST RECEIVED, the following New Music, Q
y the old established store two doors east of 1T
street, Pennsylvania avenue.
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From the Chronicle aud old Dominion.
WHAT Is DEMOCRACY

1t may seem singular to our friends & distance,
that such query should be put at the head of
tee appearing III this paper but yet proper that
the question should be asked, as there who
profess to be Democrats who not only depounce real
| ana acknowledged Democrats, but who go TO the
Wing school 10 learn the principles Of party, and
who carry their political warfare for them These
gentlemen, who proclaim themselves to be the real
Simon Pures, have, astonishing it may apes ar,
preference il the galaxy of great and able who
are now prominent before party for the highest
office in The gift of free people to bestow, and with
a zeal, worthy OF their preference, they urge IL be-
fore the world but there their Democracy ends for
the very moment that any individual portion of the
same party express preference different from their
own, they Immediately denounced aud disfran-
chised far as their puny efforts do it, from the
exercise of their Just rights in the great party TO
which they belong, and with which they tot ed IN
success and defeat before the par excellence Demo.
Gratis had existence, or had PERMISSION to leave
the family circle, without their mother knew their
whereabouts and this, not because the preference
expressed by the one portion IS not good, in all
particulars, the other, but because the first con-
ceive that adventurous Importance is be confer
red on the leaders of conteDptbie proscfipve
faction that would gag the liberal and independent
expression of opinion IN the portion who may be in
a minority.
We Witnessed that spirit, carried out on a late &C.
casion, in this town, and we we're more graft
fed than when we saw it completely frowned down
by the Democracy, en- masse, assembled TO select
delegation to represent them in the District Conven-
lion held yesterday IN the Borough. There was
clique for whose accommodation the meeting had
been repeatedly adjourned and they came prepared
10 dsirt nchlse every one who would not proclaim
himself an out and out Fan Buren, man The move
mcnt was made, but the intelligent freemen who
present refused their sanction TO the proscrp-
tive measure, and the Delegation were chosen on
those liberal principles OF compromise, which re-
cognlzcs every Democrat az freeman and we trust
the rebuke Ill be recel ed and taken in such spi.
rt as VIII work prohtabiy for themselves, the parry,
and the country.
In the present contest our preferences known
10 be for Mr.. VAN BUREN; we believe he viii be the
nominee OF the Baltimore Convcntion not because
he has claims on the Democratic party, but becous,
the party have claims upon him. HIS life, bis sc,s
are prominently before the world, and he has moth
ing to fear from the closest scrutny yet we DO not
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THE PRINTING.

The Philadelphia Ledger classes US among
We are a candidate for 1t in l949 BY that
time we hope to be old enough, aud sufficiently
experienced IN the political ways of the world,
to merit such a boon at the hands of the Re
publican party. And by tha, time we trust we
will have ''done the patty some service"
AT the ensuing session there will be so many
veteran competitors in the field so many com
binations, and copartnershps, for us to contend
against, that success would be out of the ques-
lion. Therefore, if any friend should nomi-
nate us, and we should beat the dozen nags al
ready entered, we would consider il miracle,
and be thankful accordingly. But, inasmuch as
we do not anticipate any 'such luck )" and in
asmuch as il would give occasion to our enc
mics to sheer al the Tyler cause" If we were
"badly beaten" we beg our friends (perhaps
we Should say friend, as it is said we have bat
one,) not to nominate us, unless they are sure
we can make respectable race. And we give
warning to all whom it may concern, that if we
are elected, it must be as TYLER NAM" for,
rather than renounce sour man" we would de-
cline the election What we mean by Ty-
Ter man" is that we are friend of Mr. Tyler;
and we contend that we are as true Democrat
now, as when we supported Mr.. Van Buren,.
One thing, however, we would beg to sug
gest-thal the rotation principle ought TO be APP
Piled TO Printers as well as to other officers, for
conslstency's sake, if for nothing else. We say
this with the vision Of n bunch Of sour
grapes" hanging before our eyes aud hence we
can hardly be regarded as an interested party.
There are many deserving editorial veterans, as
poor as church mice, or as we are, who would be
thankful for The "pickings,p and serve the party
faithfully for them.
We would remark, in conclusion, that we
have one comfort not enjoyed by some of the
erpectants. We arc perfectly easy on the sub
ject, while Others no doubt, are doomed 10 suf-
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land, and Gov. Shannon. He will mark the
plain, frank and direct expression OF an eulight-
ned and liberal mnd--the clear aid undIs-
5ulsed Developments Of true Democrat, pure
patriot and an honest man. Who dare sci up
other tests Of Rrpnblicanism than those VIII ch
Gov Shannon adopts Who will have tie
hafdihood 10 erect other standards Of political
character than the open aro1cal of principles,
exemplifed by straightforward, unequvocal
and decided action? Surely, surely, none bu
the selfish dc'nagogue who, in mean subse,-
viency to party dc spotsm, or the meaner exer
c'se ofparty power, iorgets hat he has a coun
Try 10 serve, or principles to love aud protect.
We are glad that our friends IT Cleveland
have afforded Gov. Shannon the occasion to
make known to all men his views and opinions
concerning the President and hi. Administer
ton. They are such as he has at all times de-
clared-from The period Of The first veto to the
present They are such as he eloquently aid
periodically Put forth before the Young Mems
Denocntic Convention, assembled in this city
han eigfifetH "a VI w. ~ xnf has main-
tanned 10 this day. Let The Globe and its fol-
lowers 90 on in their work Of remuneration and
impotent abuse. While such men as Wilson
Shannon-lhe true representatives Of the popu-
lar sentiment, the faithful opponents of the
views and feelings of the magnanimous and up
right masses OF our countrymen-whiles such
men as he remain to do ''jnstice TO John Ty-
ler," he has nothing to fear from the insane
rawlings OF a thousand Globes and all the selfish
demagogues that infest and culse this fair land.
The just and brave public servant--Lhe man of
true heart and mind-whose fealty to the Con-
stitution of his country and the freedom of his
fellow men, has known no breach-wl not be
forssken by the good the generous, the pa
lrio,ic, whom he has served, and whose interests
he has saved
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THE "SOMERS MUTINEER.o

We have sal the statement Of the Standard
about the Somers Mutineer being employed in
the Treasury Department WIS doubtless in
But If II were true, that poor boy had been
put in irons and kept in bag, TO be brought 10
this country f trial, and on his arrival kept
months in confinement, and then discharged, al
though Court was assembled for his trial for
The want Of any charges Of any kind against him
by the officer who imprisoned him-ital this were
true-would it be proofof his Innocence or Of his
thus treated be sufficient reason why he should
not be employed by the Government in any aa-
ton for which he was qualified? ShoBsd Ne,
therefore, be forever drbared from earning his
bread by Tie sweat Of his brow - 90 ''''''''''