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NEW CARVING
GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT.

NTlLLIAM sPEARING, having commenced
w business in the above line, Immediately in
front Of Colemnn's Hotel, respectfully informs the
citizens Of Washington and is vicinity, that he man.
fractures Looking Glass and Picture Frames, Plain
and Ornamental Cornces, as well as every other
kind Of work in his inc Of business. William Spear
ings charges for oil work done at his establishment
will be quite reasonable: he respectfully soliciis q
share Of the public patronage.
\. h. Old r, ines rsgil. may i4u
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a RID.

MISS ANNA M. DECK would respectfully in.
IM form the Lauies Of Washington that she is now
prep red with her Spring Stock TO execute oil orders
in Millinery or Mantua Making with neatness and
despatch. Residence E street, opposite Rev. o. d.
Browns. april 2l-3m
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EAgrnESwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS. L. PUa-
ia SILL, importer and dealer in y. Ware, Clsna
ami tsaSS wholesale and retail al his store, opposite
Browns ilocl, Pennsylvania Avenue Washington
city. II. L.
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Washington to Baltimore
THE STEAMER

3
HAVING been put in complete order will, On,
IL Sunday The llth Juiy, commence lying regu-
larry between the above piaces, leaving the lower
end If Frederick street dock, Baltimore, every Tues
day at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. Returning. will leave Wash
irgion eOcry Sunday at Z o'oiock A. M
She will stop regularly, gong and returning, at
Cone River, Va, Leonardtown. Nd,
Cuuioman, Va, Port Tobacco Md,
will touch at the following landings for signals,
or 10 land, viz:
Point Look Out, Backstones,
Piney Point Popes Creek,
Nanjamoi, Sandy Point,
C.apman's, Nd; Bluff Point,
Quantico, Va. Boyds Hole,
FOR NORFOLK.
The OSCEOI.A will leave WASHINGTON
every Thursday, ut Q o'clock, A. NJ, for NORFOLK
Returning. will leave Norfolk every Friday at
o'clock, r. M. Passage and fare S. 90.
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
july l0--tJanl
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CABINET, SOFA, AND CHAIR
Mn NTyE3GTDRY

JAMES WILLIAMS & SON, would re-
d specially inform their friends and the public
in general, that they have now hand at their
WARE ROOMS on TIN street, opposite the Office
Of the Nationa InielIigencer, general assortment
Of SPLENDiD FURNITURE, embracing in
part
Italian marble top Centre Tables
Egyptian do do
Fancy dressing Bureaus, marble top
Do DO do mahogany
Mahogany spring scat Sofas latest style
DO do Divans
Do do Rockers
Do nurse do
DO hgh-post Bedsteads
Do French do
Do dining Tables
Also, lot Of Common Furniture: such as plain
mahogany Bureaus, cherry and pine Tables, Cribs
Cradles Bedsteads plain and fancy cane and cod
scat Chairs.
All Of which they will sell at such pnecs viii
suit the times, for cash, or to punctua customers.
Having in their employ experienced workmcn
they prepared manufacture al the shortest
lice Furniture Of every description
NIB. Those who have old Furniture which they
wish to exchange for new, are respectfully invited
to give him call
may22 lw3w
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CARD.

[T KING, clearinghouse, F street. directly
v opposite the General Post Office.
Jun 25-
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Il
sufficient capacity for baking, roasting, or other
culinary operation, through which the air to sup
ply the combustion in the fire chamber must pass
TO be heated, substantially as herein described.
And also claim the arrangement of the air-heat-
ing chamber in front of the fire chamber and on
top of the oven, substantially as described where
by the top Of the oven is prevented from being
oycrheatcd, and the air-heating chamber can b
employed for roasting, baking, &C., as described
To Benjamin Chambers, of Wa hington, D. c., for
impt in bank note engraving. Patented June L.
"What claim therein as new, and desire TO
secure BY letters patent is, producing lines of cha
racters Of any description, in an irregular juxta.
position, upon tai plates used for printing SUBJ
stantially as described, by means of circular die
or roliett turning freely on IFS axis, so as to com
mence each line at any part Of its circumference
that may chance to be next the plate.n
To Peter Co!lycr, of Hunter, N. " for limit in
fruit gatherers. Patented June -
"What claim as my invention, and desire 10
secure by letters patent is, the mode described Of
constructing new fruit gatherer, for apples and
other fruit growing on trees"
To Nathaniel Whitmore, Of Lynn, Mass. for i'm
provement in machinery for making cap tubes
Patented June 10.
81 claim the bending dies &c and e), in comb-
nation with the spindle ~, the cutting dies or
mechanism Is T W, as arranged and operating
substantially as above described. | also claim the
supporting slides or bars (r W. in combination with
the bending dies, lip dies, aud spi die, the same
heing arranged and made to operate substantially,
as specified. ! also claim an automatic combine
ton Of feeding apparatus, cutting dies, bending
and heading or lip dies, and spindles either with
or without the supporting slides O. W, or with or
without the expeling apparatus or finger; the
whole being ar angcd, and made 10 operate to-
geihcr, in the manner and for the purpose sub
stantially as above specified.
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but their leaders were scantily furnished,
and they grew tired Of feeding fifteen hum
CRY idlers, So at last the latter made a
morning call upon the consul, who, being
unwilling to withdraw, and equally SO 10
press charges which he knew would not
be sustained, refused TO have anything to
say 10 them. Tbereupon some of the party,
strong in principle and resolution, and see
ing how grievous an annoyance their pre-
sence was TO their enemy, Wilson, swore TO
abide near him and never to leave him
Others, less obstinate or more impatient Of
a change, resolved to decamp from the ca
labooza. The first to depart were Typee
and Long Ghost. They had received in
'elligence of new plantation in Imeeo,
recently formed by foreigners, who wanted
white laborers, and were expected Mt Pa
peetee to seek them. With these men they
,ook service under the names Of Peter and
aui, at wages of fifteen silver dollars a
sra and, after an affecting separation
I'm heH shipmates-whose respectable
a'e, may be Judged of by the fact tina,
one ol lhem picked Long Ghosts poke,
'ns very ACT oil embracing bim--tbey
sailed away for lmeeo, and arr;vea ,v;,no,,
accident in the valley Of Mar,a;r nL.ra H.
plantation was situate. The chaa,a-. :.
cording their stay here are anaap 49,. ~
very best in the book, full Of IN ~, 49,.
fun. Typee give capital jescr;n,;odn 49, :,
his employers. They were two in pn muh =
both whole-souled fellows; ona w. |.
tall, robust Yankee, born in the bach w %
Of Maine, sallow, and with lony focs .
the other, short little cockney who Ind
first clapped bis eyes on the Monument, ),
Zeke, the Yankee, had chrislened his com.
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ALBANY, Saturday, June l

ALBANY, Saturday, June 10, ls47
Calvin and Peter Kmba, and other anti-renters who
lately assaulted f. r. Coues with intent to kill him
convicted Of that offence at Hudson yesterday. They
remanded to prison for sentence and their way
thther they escaped from the sheriff. but retsken
They threatened to raise anti rent forces them
and fire the city of Hudson. Twenty-Five men were
employed to guard the jail and anight police order
ed; it looks II the anti-rent resumed.
The citizens Of Hudson greatly cxasperatsd against
fha priao
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BOARDING IN FRENCH FAMILY Ar William.
bqgh-A Professor of the French Language having fur.
ished house Wiliamsburgh within one mi1ute walk IN
the Peck Slip wishes to accommodate for the sumner
limited number Of married single ladies or gentle
men The situation is one Of the most delightful in the neigh
borhaod OF New YORK c3mmsnding an extensive view Of
SCENERY Lessons the French language and music Il re-
CURED Foriurther information apply the ferry Master In
Wsmsburgh, the 5th house left side in South Eighth
street. leaving from the which between the and
third street, the Peek slip ferry, Wiamsburgh.
mil r.
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$500 REWARD.IThe above reward will be paid to
rents their daughter MARY FOX half of said reward
for such information will lead her Said Mary
left her school about NJ the Goth Of May, 1877 and
since that time has Pot been She only Is age
ing lips red cheeks. small features pretty, and quite gsh
purple and bue bck silk and apron black CATER
pink silk shirred kat and ve small chased finger
gold pens attached black cord and her na~
short from biting them is strongly suspected that she has
formerly proprietor Of Bowling Saloon located No 2O2
Broadway opposite the franklin House. who absconded about
that time from this city, deserving his wife and leaving her
tirey destitute Of support.
. d Hare about ~ Xes 81 age Isst inches .r soSPs
ion and rather gentee appearance He lurking
the neghborhood OF her school short time
with false whiskers
Any Information be Immediately communicated, by tele
graph, If possible George w. Matse Chief of Police
New York, who is authorised to pay the above reward
4tD&1tWsrc
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DANIEL SWEENY.
(Late IL Ann street, Neio York;

II ENJOYED TO &c CHATHAM sTREET-The under
IL signed the approach OF the season
necessary to appse those who be Of
that in order extend his business well his limits
few doors Of Chambers and nearly opposite Duane where he
but in comfort and airiness surpassed by amy
the city The enlargement Of his sphere has been demanded
ton has been selected ss central position for citizens well
both resident and transient his POSITION where they
will hnd not only the substantial elements of life in every re-
~ "
As the above is the only establishment he either o, or is
in manner nomnally otherwise connected with he
hopes his friends and the public will thst hs
only saloon of the undersigned and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
Cha
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BUAI,D IN TIE COUNTRY

BOARD IN The COUNTRY
FEW families be accommodated with board at one of
"A the delightfully."- situated aud healthy resi-
dences ia Orange county, mile from the Hudon River
landing Cornwslhe best steamboats, land daily to and
from the cityevery attention will be paid TO mike desra
bic home for those who wish spend the in the
Try Early Application Is desrsbe For further particulars
liam Streets H. Sinclair 1856 Houston street, c. H. Ring 1872
Broadway. a20 1msrc
~ gentleman, without board Apply II Lspensrd street
je16 lwis swh
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a.. ~, ST. LOUIS, June IL.
Mr. Richards has arrived from Fort Larimie which he
LETT March Nth The Upper tribes of Indians very
quiet during the winter. But short time previous TO
his departure ~ Nemesis Indians killed by the
Sioux. -
About 100 lodges Of the Sioux on their way to aeht
the 400 Delawares Pawnees on the same
business and the general indications that there viii
be very contest The tribes engaged will be the
Sioux and their allies numbering 1900 lodges against
the Pawnees, numbering 800 Thenext accounts will
doubtless bring news Of bloody fight
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TO TEE
LATEST MOMENT.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1875 p. NJ.
Inc schooner wands, from Brazos, has arrived ct
new orleans, with advices from Monterey to the oath
ut.
Inc troops there were In fine health
'ehera Tayor's command consists of tn a second
Mississippi Massachusetts, Virginia and North Caro-.
lima volunteers, Texas Cavalry tenth and sixteeptb
regular Infantry detachments of the second ana ,hd
Dragons the Batteries under Washington Bragg and
O'Brien.
Further particulars by the schooner sonob,. .t.,s
that Minon published reputation Of Santa Anpa,a
charges declaring the assertion Of the latter to bs ss
that the army wanted either provisions water at thu
battle of Buens VISTA and the retreat az
uujustihable.
Advices from Yucatsn to the I'd ult state that the
three commissioners appointed by Commodore Perry,
had satisfactorily arranged with the authorities for the
maintenance Of neutral position by that country.
The Richmond papers mention the death Of Lieut..
Mumford, wounded by Lieut. w. J. Mahan in q recent
duel.
Photographic correspondence Of Phila. Bulletin.
FREpERIcKsBuRG, juno l9-P. NJ
The New Orleans papers Of the l2th June contain but
little
There had been arrival at New Orleans, from the
Brazos, bringing dates to the 10th inst
Gen Taylors troops In the enjoyment of excellent
health. The General himself IL waiting patiently for
endorsements before he marches on San Luis Potosi.
ARRIVALS OF discharged volunteers still continue ct
New Orleans. The Bedford Greys, belong ing to the
Pennsyvania regiment arrived at New Orleans ON the
18th inst.
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on-s ANusasu1xzs.


re-! o ns... Of the I. TsIS
,Psssrly .ha informs IN: '5s ssSs
Ssss :sS sifaaEf !s Ell S
PSa cs SIS y Dss fsS Gs%s;
Sarsd g.bslni'. beautiful opera Of SSRMsAo' Ad'
basss :ss.s %'S s ns Bon Once
R0WEKY THEAIRfIA: ". J,ex,os, FIopqsIol;-H.
2 psrormaaes 70 Commence with grand .pseeis
II g, The Jew 1. M Msas
beces' Mrs Sergeant.
w ss@ % sSss ssTts y sssls
To conclude with the drama Sf the MYsIEkIEs. OF Pa
Feur de Marie Mrs Sergeant; Countess Sarah Mrs Will
Boxes IS cents; Pit and Gallery I2hI cent?.
Doors open at Ga; Performance COMMENCE at ~
RoWERY THEATRE-The Benefit and last Appearance
WEMiss will ats ps SsHo On Ssnas June
W. 9n Which occasion she will appear for the first time
And a, Julian, i. IT, STRANGER
'NN HONEY MOON
A NE .lCAN MUSE UM-PEKFORMA both Ar
fH is'5 iFa vSsxHiyy4s9H xnssEnEox
Th 81. tale and Pop1. Amse. engaged
and sad %Ssa
s %ss MI. Al
n.f5fsps f6SERt Sf BoSSfaRrE
Wili also be exhibtedM each and every performance
ADMISSION 10 cents jelrc
BROADWAY THEATRE-This esablishment, now
- erecting IN Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pu
poses solely on or about the first Of September under
management Of
g. H. BARRETT:
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
season. will please address him ePs Stlos LEONARD street
During Mr. Barretts absence in Europe all letters and
mcS K S b
CASTLE GARDEN is opened for the season-In the
Evenings Concerts of Instrumental Music will be given
by the German Brass Band under the direction of Mr. Monk
consisting OF selected compositions from Labtzky Strauss
Lanner, Gnngl. Sraeck and Others
lnermsson of half hour during the evening prone.
nadT refreshments, and viewing the Cosmoramas which
| have been re-arranged.
Admission l21s cents. Concert commences o'clock.
mag rrc
| VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT SALOON
rAMpBsLLS ETHIOPIAN OPERA SERENA
VOCAL ANB INsT sRd SHESsf Il MUSIC,
consisting OF Songs Solos keans Chaunts Glees Dances
Nc, peculiar 10 the Southern Negro.
The Band composed OF the following artists -Messs
Msstaysr Violin; Carter First Banjo Raymond seeont
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
- A grand performance at o'clock.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, Is cents.
Concert TO commence at O'Clock. je6
VANNUCCHPS GREAT AND EXTENSIVE COS
MORAMA. at No. 3l5 Broadway, opposite Gothic Hal!
every day and evening. Admance IS cents, children half
price, This Cosmorama the best witnessed in America
comprises collection OF than hundred of the
magnificent Paintings expressly painted for exhibition
some OF which by the talented and celebrated artistic OF
this city Signor NJ Calyo: Among the rantings the
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VANNUCCHPS GREAT AND EXTENSIVE COS
MORAMAa at No. 3i5 Broadway, opposite Gothic Hall,
every day and evening" Admance IS cents children half
comprises collection of more than hundred of the most
magnificent Paintings expressly painted for exhibition
some Of which by the talented and celebrated artistic Of
this CITY, Signor N. Cayo Among the paintings the
Of Bn.ns Vista with correct Likeness Il General Taylor
CIaz with likeness OF General scott.o3 N. Calyo.
exhibition open from to II, p NJ.
For other particulars the hand s je15 If rrc
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nR WHEELER, OcuIist, 20 Greenwich street, deyoter
~ his exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and Or
thalmic Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale and inserted
reasonable terms Office hours from AM to o'clock PM
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the eve with
instances Of cures effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode OF treatment can be had gratousiy residence
the same VIII be forwarded TO making application
him nv lrtter post-paid s20 imsrc
ID AtlsIAN DYkING Observation-Disclosures DEPOT for
the reception ard delivery Of goods William street.
New York-COURT 4 DESCHAUX dye and finish in
and superior style all of goods, sewing silk and
twist either plain or shaded; organisms spun silk;
linen and yarns Sc 800 ''
Damaged faded goods, ribbons silks satins me
Thbet and CmhmeIe shawls gimps, finges cords ta
ses ladies. and gsnemen garments, &C., dyed and cleaned
s1ua TO new articles. ~ md S0t = "a
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n- SUNDAY. EXCURSION, TO FORT

s-4K- SHAMlLTON AND COMFY ISLAND
q = The steamboat GAZELLE, Capt. II. Malan,
will leave for Fort Hamilton and Coney Island, Sunday
Nineteenth street, at o'clock A. M; foot Of Hammond
street. at Is min do foot of Canal street, half pact
dos foot of Chambers street. minutes before 10 do; Pier
No. North River at 10 do Afternoon Liuefrom the foot
ee at Is minutes past dos foot of Canal street at half
No l. North River, at do Returning will leave Coney
Island ~ o'clock, A. and o'clock, r. NJ stopping
Fort Hamilton each Fare l211 cents. jel9 2t"src
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SUNDAY EXCURSION.--The Steam
GA-Alk--.& Boat SANTA CLAUS, Capt b. Overbagh,
will leave the foot of Courtandt street north
H. landing each way at Hammond street Rockand Lake
Caldwes, Van Cortlands West Point Cold Springs. Corn
WALL Newbugh New Hamburg, Milton Poughkeepsie Hyde
Park Emores, and Rhnebeck Returning leaves Kingston
o'clock arriving in New York at IL o'clock
Rare reas z is re
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HISTORICAL AND MUSICAL EX-
EuaH4-S cursion up the Hudson Riveras far as West
Pont, Thursday afiernoon June gath The
~ o'clock, touching Hammond and 10Th Particu.
lars in future dverisements
Tickets 81; Family tickets for three persons S2 the
Der tickets will be limited the capacity Of the boat To
be had at the music stores and Of w. H. Hoyt 2Gh
2t~rrc
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A WORD TO ICE TLEMEN-Gentle this is to
"A inform you that yon can have your clothing either
yet done the cy clothes cleaned and dyed without the aid
steam or coong which gives an scent 70 cloth
ton the only place in the city where get
want done short notice and cheap have small store
small and contented with small profits which gives
large business note addressed above attended by
A. COkTISSOS, "a Murray street.
BE ticular N the number.
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N ORTIZ AMERICAN BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS
corner Of Bowery and BayaId street The subscriber
he has taken the above well known popular house, which he
intends to keep good style similar establishment
vaed and the Bar provided with choice stock Of liquors
in the city, which will be under the OF
attentive and experienced person. while the Bar will
der the immediate of the subscriber,
DAVID M. HOLSTER
NIB The proprietor will be happy his friends on
Thursday, the 9th inst, from II to O'Clock.
New YoRK, May 2. l8i7. my26 3Otsr
A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE.-The bar tixtures, fu
nture and lease of public house. kept the European
plan and Of the best locations in the city the hav
other business which requires his attention. induces him
offer for sale Apply personally, by letter. Walker
M. 81 Park Row. New York. je3
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~ b. CLARKE, TAILOR, ZIG William street, opposite
W. the stores-Every description Of summer garments
that the imagination conceive Of that NOT violation Of
Cashmerete. ALPACA. Merno, Bingham Linen, Tweed, &c
&c Also Black Merino Pants and good summer
sold in addition legitimate business Of making clothes Of
any description order large stock Of cloths
vestlngs, &c. &c. jel4 lwis*rh
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TO CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF STEAM
BOATS.

VHE Undersigned having leased and fitted up the house
the Long Pier foot OF 18th street, North river steam
boat hotel order accommodate the residents
vite all Captains of steamboats, make this landing free Of
wharfage. p. DE LIE Rec, Proprietor.
n B.Boats barges for pleasure fishing always let
PassengeB,aken at all times wherever they wish to