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JAMES J. DICKINS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DRACTICES in the Supreme Cour, of the u s..
/ the several Courts Of the District Of Columbia
prosecutes Claims before Congress and the severa
Departments Of the General Government; and, in
general, does all business requiring an agent or at
torney.
Office, No. 4, west wing of the City Hall, Wash
ington City, ID c. Oct 26-dly
7 oUDoN's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARDEN
IL ING, and
Ioudon's Encyclopedia Of Agriculture, cheap. A
few copies Of each Of the above for sale by r. TAY
LoR price 81 so the usual price in this country be-
ing fifteen dollars.
New Works lately imported from London, by
+. TAYLOR.
Donaldson on Manures on Grasses, and on Farm
ing | vol ootayo.
johnson on Manures and Fertilizers, vol. Svo
yaux on Filling and Fertilizny Land, l vol. syo.
The Practical Gardener, by C. Mcintosh, Garden
or TO the King Of the Belgians.
The Conservatory and Hot House, by r Balm
bridge, ! vol.
Hog on the Carnation, | vol.
Mans Domestic Poultry, vol. and many others.
oct Ia
NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED, the following pieces Of New
y Music at the old established store two doors
east Of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w FISCHER.
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Oh Boatman haste-by G.. Boder
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, on Estreet,
l. west Of the General Post Office, and in the
neigbborhood of first rate refectory. Apply on the
premises to +. ID. MILLS.
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A fulLblooded female Setter Dog, four years old,
n well broke, will be disposed Of low, on appca.
ton TO MARC DUBANT
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SMALL FRAME HOUSE FOR RENT, on l.,
- east Of 9th street, nearly new, at Sc per month
to a careful tenant Possession at pleasure. Apply
to JOHNSON g. CALLAN.
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CAVALRY TACTICS, 3 volumes, printed by or
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dismounted
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mounted.
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- Only five copies remaining Of the whole edition
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and this day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR, or
for circulation among the subscribers to the Wavefy
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N Wright NJ. A. / vol The Poems Of Chaucer,
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I5-The undersigned, being about to distribute
the moneys placed in his hands for the benefit Of the
widows and orphans Of the officers seaucn, and ma
rines who were lost in the United States schooner
Grampus requests that the persons interested in the
said fund i'll transmit TO him evidence Of their re-
,pectve claims The proof required an affidavit Of
one or more persons acquainted with the family
identifying the claimant as the widow minor child
of the person lost and mentioning the individuals by
name who constitute the immediate family left by
the deceased with their ages as neatly as practical
BILE 4; and il there be a widow and children, stating
which of the children reside with her. The affda-
Wit will be made before magistrate, who
must be shown, by certificate under the
seal Of competent court, to have been autho
rized to administer the oath The affidavit of one
person will be sufficient, if the magistrate before
whom the oath is taken, will certify that the dePo-
nent is known TO him, and believed by him TO be en-
titled 10 credit otherwise the affidavit Of two per-
sons will be required The claimants are requested
TO state to whose the money intended Tor them
respectively shall be transmitted
1t is hoped that the publishers of newspapers, IN
parts Of the country where it is at all probable that
.ny Of the persons concerned reside, will, as an act
Of humanity, give an insertion to this notice.
A. o. DAYTON.
Washington, Dec. l, l543
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,,,O LFT-Ons good two story, and three
story brick house both sdvsntageously situated,
IN. one in the I'd ward and the other IN the Sd ward,
well calculated for private residences, or Tor board
ing houses-at reasonable rent, applied for soon.
d., ootf JOHN r. VAN NESS
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.-The
IA Subscribers have for sale a small farm 4 short
distance from the south end of the Eastern Branch
bridge, lying southwest of the Hope tavern 1t is
improved with comfortable frame dwelling house,
and enclosures making il secure for cultivation. 1t
would be exchanged for city property, or sold low
nov % JOHNSON & CALLAN.
rINO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRAIN
I GERS THAT WILL VISIT WASHINGTON
THIS SEASON.-The subscriber takes pleasure to
inform them that they can be supplied with pure
Wines, Branches, and many other articles usually
kept in Wine Store, and would be pleased 10 serve
them.
Champagne, as well as other Wines, will be sold
at the New York wholesale prices, and delivered TO
any part Of the city with the shortest possible notice
free Of cost for porerage.
EDW. SIMMS, No. 3, Penn avenue.
nov 29-3t
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EOR RENT

PLEASANT furnished chamber, where there
n are no children and entirely free from dust and
noise. The location is in 9th, just above = street,
and to person who is fond of study and retirement
\, will be both pleasant and agreeable. Enquire of
r. at this office. july "
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NOTICE

In relation 10 The remordi Of the office of N,
Surveyor General from Tallahassee 10 81
Augustine.
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circulation among its subscribers
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nivorsIty Magazine The Monthly Magazine, The
New Monthly Magazine, (Colburn's,) Answorth's
Magazine, Beniley's Magazine, Frazer's Magazine,
The United Service Journal, Tait's Monthly Maya
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These are not the American reprints but the orr
gInal London, Edinburgh, and Dublin editions, on
hne paper, in large type, with all the illustrations
They come out by the British mail, via the Cunard
line OF Steamers reaching the city with great regula-
rity abou! the 2lst OF the same month on which they
appear in England. All of these periodicals (the
postage alone Of which costs annually not less than
forty dolar are at the disposal of any subscriber 10
the Library as well as the American periodicals and
all other books of general interest," upon the terms
mentioned below. Number of copies Of every new
work are supplied TO the Library Immediately upon
publication. 1t is believed that the aforesaid Eng
sh periodicals. constitute advantage for the sub
scrber not offered by any other Circulating Library
in the United States
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in the above splendid lotteries, address
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over to all who order as above.
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Price Two Cents.

and others of our most distinguished citizens took
an active part. Unfortunately the night was ex-
ceedngly unpleasant, which without ooubt prevent
ed many from attendne-as IT was, however, there
was no lack OF enthusiasm in favor at the univer-
sal avorite of the West. Indee he Is constantly re-
ceiying accession to his ranks from all parts, andw
are confident thet his popularity VIII equal that OF
Gen Jackson You may think that | speak this
because Gen .Cuss is citizen OF Michigan; Is true
that we feel pride in possessing man who has done
so much in the service of his country, and whose
conduct at the surrender of Detroit, (when ne broke
his word rather than give 1t upto The enc my enti-
ties him high place in our esteem but IL Is rom
a enlarged feeling that his friends call upon The
democracy TO support him as the candidate Tor inc
presidency. We believe that he is the only man who
unite all parts Of the country 10 secure the tn
umph OF democracy and defeat the enemy; II you
could be here, you would not be surprised at the
manner in which | write. This feeling isnot comm
ed 10 the State OF Michigan believe hat most OF
has but little strength, and although there are many
who admire the talents and services OF Mr.. Van Blu
rem they cannot forget the terrible defeat OF 1910,
that he may cause us TO suffer anoibtr In lS44
While the friends of the other candidates indulge In
bitter language sgaDs: each DINER the advocates oil
General Cass accord 10 each OF the other gentlemen
all the qualities and advantages TO which they are
Justly entitled, and avow their determination toglve
10 the nominee of the National Convention (wbo-
ever he may beg their ze" lous support they believe
that the prospects OF their iavofie, cannot be I'M
proved by attempts to injure the fair fame OF Others
but RELY on the brilliant abilities and the answering
democracy of their candidates, Tor success
The General has been invited TO attend the cele-
bration of the opening Of the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal at Fort WAYNE, Indiana, and 10 deliver an ora
ton on the Fourth of July:
As we look TO The Herald for information on all
subjects, we shall feel grathed TO know what ID
thought at the East of Cas-, the New Hampshire
boy. PONTIAC
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Bridgeport.
Correspondence of the Hersld.]

Correspondence of the Herald.]
BRIDeEpoRT, July Sd, 1913.
Important Trial al New Hauen-Ihe Housatonic
Railroad-Cay Bonds Powers of the Corpora
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
There is to be a trial before the Supreme Court Of
this State, which sits at New Haven on Wednes.
day and Thursday of this week, Of more Importance
to the people of this city, State, and the United
States, than any which has occurred since l776 1t
is in relation to certain bonds given by this city tor
the purpose of aiding in the constr ucon OF the Hou-
satonc Railroad 1t is commended that the city had
no right 10 subscribe iorstOck In the first placethat
the Corporation had right to give their bonds tor
purposes which the citizens now contend were Tor
eign to the cty--that the Legislature had no right
to make such bonds binding on the clty--that there
would be much propriety IN taxing our citizens
to establish line of steam ships between this place
and Liverpool, to build Railroad from here
to West Stockbrdge. The Court is composed of the
Hons. Chief Justice Williams, Sorrs, Waite,
Church, and Human
The counsel on the part of the city-Messrs. Hun
tington, of Norwich, Bissel, OF Norwalk, and Loo
mis- mayor of our city. On the part of the bond
holders-Messrs. Baldwin and Hitchcock, of New
Haven, and Dutteh, of this city. The same case
was tried in Danbury last week, before the same
Court, but was not decided IN consequence OF the
magnitude OF the principle to be established, there
never having been case similar to this tired IN the
United States The case was opened on Thursday
last at Danbury by Mr. Huntington, who spoke live
hours in strain OF eoquence and legal learning I'M
surpassed by either Clay or Webster. Hyou would
give your readers rich treat in your Herald, send
your John Jones 10 New Haven on Tuesday, TO re-
main there until this case is ended, that he may give
a full, able and correct report OF their arguments,
and the docision--ihat the people of these United
States of America may see how far majorlties may
compel the minority to pay Tor the wild schemes of
a few visionary SPECTATORS. Yours,
Tom THUMB.
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OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.

OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N Y.
PASSAGE and from Great Britain Ireland VIA Liver
POOL and by the regular packd railing weekly
ah OF coch month The subscriber made extensive Ar.
emiRant and with CONT
sending for their
due attention will be shown them and ali VITO
embark with them Passage can also De engaged from Liver
pool ii ect TO New Orleana Mobile, Sa AMMAN, Baumere
Be- aud the different ports Of the British
Provinces. With these srIaneemen together with the adj
which his Liverp oil correspondents possess being
stn and engaged IN the iIeghtng
s,nesshavina Lat despatched uwsds Of oo h class
The facility offered by this on-
and from the large number oil rs class ,hps en-
poy.d the line there be d. ten ION whatever which
VIII be gu aneed The OF passage wi De al the lowest
sage money wli returned customary The steamboat
fare the different 70 Liverpool usual be sc
cured. Those remns their friends have drafts
10 nnouo payable N the principal towns, without dis
eouet throne hou Great Britain and Ireland arrange
winch has gwen the greatest satisfaction.
The SUBSCRIBE holes the public
rauo which h,s been literally bestowed for many
years For further paticnsr: apply, lfby leer
pi'' :" j. 6 ". ROBIN SON, No is Gopee Pis,rs,, 81
Georges Doeh andi Nspsa.s n wa'rioo Dock Liverpool
Thss J. Timmips, rs No 1865 South Front ST. Philada
Fairies Milton. ESQ.,; Buaho, NY
yoselh kirspatIct, Ptisbaigh, IA
hIIehl McQ adc, Utioe, ". Y.
J, A Noomsn, Mllw ,ukie, Wisconsin, Ty.
Chs McCorkey, DnbcQuo, lowsT
J. X. Elliott, Detroit, Michigan.
Cornelius Cahul. Peru Illinois.
B-The subscriber snt for first elias, packet shipa
every f.. day days r. New York @ New Orleans,
iecursa az the low est rate. mslr
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]. &. BENNETT, ESQ.,
SIR:-
The emigration from the Eastern States and
from Europe, is, think, greater than for several
years past--the depression under which the work
ing classes have suffered has caused great numbers
to come West, and companies are very frequently
going to Wisconsin, Iowa and oregon. IL these
people could see and understand the value OF the
interior of our own State for agricultural purposes,
thew would not 90 farther; but it is the policy Of
the fra nsportation companies TO push the emigrans
as lar West as possible as II ~ more profitable To
those engaged in that trade. Your readers should
know that il is only necessary TO ride across our
peninsula (Which route is as cheap cheaper than
the Lake route) TO convince any OF sense of the
superior advantages OF our soil and climate TO any
of the Western states
The Alderman Dalton affair has blown over, and
another has been elected in his place.
Wheat, the grand staple OF our State. is selling at
about s per bushel The crops for the season are
10 advance OF any previous year, and the quantities
raised will be immense
As presume that your readers will be pleased TO
know what ia doing politically in this part OF ne
Union, send you the proceedings OF meeting nelu
in this city last night Tor the purpose OF promoups
the election Of General Case. The meeting was
called by about six hundred OF the prominent snu
active democrats Of the city, and among mem nIou
Farne worth, Attorney General, Hon ~ hous"'o"'
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LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
Ei,JYIR OT Low


Ia oiden time, among the Jews.
That nan second wife might choose
Whose first, by Faces unkindIy doom,
No children bore TO bless mis- home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman matTOn
Prayed to LucIue, the midwit-'s patron;
Esyptan wives, N such ciIsis;
Called to their aid the Prie,t, Of Inis
And even now, the meek HIndoo-
warns az her chine, and tender too,
chi dless twelve mouths from her bridal
Flies ping TO her senseless idol,
And with ra'aed hands, IN accents wild,
Petition, Bralnah Tor child:
For well she knows, Love shuus to bless
The Hindoo bed # bsueuness.
30 much for love in days by gone,
And savage customs in your own;
Bnt say. even now. does loves communion
No. oittmeI conuga felicity.
Is thus distuf bed-ay, cen in this city.
Yet may the barren, II they Try
The neaaS, "increase and multiply"
With Loves Elixir" for h friend,
The chiidless wi!e's repInngs end
But not The provocative power
Alone, is this Elixirs DOVER
Con.umption's ills it will prevent,
With vigo' clothe the imporent;
Suppress gieet, whate'cr its date.
Aud all hfe's functions rsnoyate.
tIruprons from skin Il chasrs,
Aud brings back beauty and the graces:
IT'S woInsns tru t--and ne'er deceives her
from Fluor Abus it relieves her;
And sch d,sease, with proper care too')
These arc bat truths, who calls she N fiction
shall have stern proof in contradiction.
l.etters-a forms OF attesauon--
t EI2m the s ,N, Of every na 10
Pennec by Disease and Quacker,' martyrs,
Thousands who lay, with huttering breath,
Almost within the jaws Of Death;
Thanks To Lfe's friend, in Nassau street,
AZ soms.mss name !he very nI nni, an,r
Or Dreaming Of Dsease's ordeal,
Cry out for the "Lucina Corlial."
remittance have boxed and ien to part of tn
Union. Price 50 per bottle or 50, per dozen.
also for sale in Phis9ephs at 90 North Sixth street.
mgi I'm
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MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARLEsroN, - C., juno 10 1853
TO RENT yOh a rneM OF YEARS, o

- That large and commodious establishment known
the Cheston Hotel situate 10 central part OF the city,
fronting Meeting south Hayno street, aud
niog of whoss sale stores;
Hotel street, north Pchney The hotel Is about $50
by IT'S fe decp four high containing about
2 pao chambers, besides the dining rooms for ladies
gentle bar reauiUg Offices,
bcnvn; ALSO i've and harbers room, in
basement and fronting Havne sreea uge cisern
attached heTeto also two lis the premises The whole
the Hotel embellished with spacious
colionade.
Terms sale will be- credit extending period Of at
least years. and cono maby provisions Of the late
State Fire Loan Act secured by mortgage of premises;
fecury will be required sale Proposals
addressed 10 Mayor Of Charleston, will be received until
the 18th July next. , ,
N:B-The following newspapers: the. New York Herald
aud Courier The Boston Courier; the Philadelphia
United States Gazette the Baltimore Amercan the New
Orleans Bee; the Mobile Register and Journal will the
above place wee until the 18Th prori-
and forward their accounts for paymcn to Courier Office
i'll tuJy5r
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATEkIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
co Pa

UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY,
CORNER NASSAU zsp Avn SrRErrs
NEW YORK.
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
- DUCT!oS FROM OLD PRICES.
undersigned especnly informs the Ole Patrons of the
CosrEn's and recent, CosrER CooKEs and the
public IN sener that preparedto orders for
.l-- PRINTING TYPES,
PREssSs;. EHAsEs, CASES, IMPOSING STONES.
INN, tR.MES, and other article form
Compets Pnstsg Establishments, favorable terms, and
o. asgJod quality other establishment the United
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HOTEL AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND
TO LET

S.A THAT elegant and commodious house. Just
1 flashed built under the direction Of the subst roer
ed Cliff Clifton STATE Island, the
Tergsph having ofh Gay Of New York and the
through Narrows, qua led. There place within
handed miles Of the That the advantages of
and prospect which this commands Tbs house has
been expire ss for fashionable Hotel and ieplete with
every convenience. The are well ventilated
open upon feet width. which surrounds the
whole house. AT distance Of eighty feet from the build
tE stoae house, with numoer Of rooms,
winch be connectioa ih hotel deiired, aud
VIII will supply Der ofamily rooms fersons occupy
this could be furnished breakfast and the
and hotel There ice house of SIX
cubic feet tina premises. Tho distance from
side quarter mile, there splendid sand
beach, equal kockaway bathing grounds in the
vicinity New YORK. There also fine bathing nediatey
front OF the premises Bay To good
who esieuisted TO keep fashionable hotel bots
houses will be rented odatng terms The Chiffon
Wharf, Tat he foot Of the Ch6sl nearly ccmp end
the boats between the eitg and Staten Island wall land
res ulaIlg
For terms further prcsas apply the Office of the ~
Y. Express or the undersigned, near the PIE
n6I~Erc LEWIS LYMAN.