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MISS CAikAOLLs's SEMINARY for young ladies'
IVA is now in operation on street. between Il and 9Th
streets. - - ~ va
An omnibus driven by careful person will star daily
from the west end of the city, in the ncivhbohood of thc
War Department. and from such other remote poin in ,he
city, or from Georgetown. may DO desired To convey
pupils To and from the inatt,tion Nav vI-eo,iT
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have examined DIR. Bannngs instrument for the relief
Of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment of the same, and astonished the results
have also listened to his views of its applicability
extended class OF diseases and think them be highly i'm
porant aud therefore cordially recommend them the
rious consideration of the medical profession.
PAUL b. GODDARD, NJ ID.
Phladelpha Feb. % 1876
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TTNIiE RETREAT.-A boarding and day school for
L young ladies' under the supervision OF the Bishop of
depha, the crossing of the PhadelPha and Norris
Spaard assistant principal NJ Felix brouih late profes.
the University teacher ofFrench and Latin
Mr.. J. A. Getze, teacher OF music.
for 'Reea to be addressed to box No. 1885, post
office, Philadelphia.
Refer to Right Rev. Bishop Potter Rev. d. II. Macur-
dy No lAs North 18th DR. G. Trechel custom house,
Robert Ralston ESQ.,, No 4, south Front street, Phlade
phia and James c. kemptoD esq, Mayayunk
July Iq-Iawly
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N the Orphans for Baltimore cOunty.-Upon
the application OF Joseph Anthony and Others, claiming
be distributes and representatives Of John, alias John
p Anthony, and John Anthony the Younger late Of the
city OF Baltimore, deceased, the latter of whom
resided in of the southern States in the 1926 1t
this ith day of May in the l8iS ordered by the Or
iember next be- and the same hereby appointed for all
entitled distributes OF kin OF the said
deceased, be and appear, in by attorney.
this and make known and establish their respective
rights and claims the OF the said deceased that
distribution may then be made OF the And is fur
er ordered the said petitioners give notice of this
der all crested in said by causing
copy thereof be published week three
weeks before the first day of July next in
of the newspapers published in the city OF Baltimore and
in the cities OF Washington and New Orleans
, CHARLES HOWARD,
JOHN BURNES.
True copy taken from the original
Test: ID M. PERINE,
MAY 9-w3w Register OF Wills for Baltimore county.
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II ECTUREs upon Natural History, Geology, Chem
IL istry Seam &c, by Timothy Flint vol 4ce suges
uii bou nd in leather. Piice 81 cents
Good, Book of NatureIhe full copy, in vol Svo full
bound in leather. Price 81 cts.
For sale, few copies only1 close consign by
March F. TAYLOR
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE AND DRorsy.

New Yoax, July a. ls46
Dr. Dear sir My wife has aced dis
Of the heart and with terrible rupture fifteen
The greater troubled with
breath and nutterng Of the which
ressng and frequently unable leave her bod The
ture and She tried almost remedy
such cases with but little benefit When she had taken but three
bottles excellent medicine she entirely relieved Of
disease OF the heart and the has almost ensy disappeared
had no ea that she cou cop
csoon OF diseases But has strange may appear
her q the drorsy that this sasen
appear almost like dctien but IT, nevertheless
your ssspata certainly valuable medicine and
used ~ every one that suffering
Nsvs this sccoun they liberty call
ocular dsmonstrsuon Youn, respectfully,
WILLIAM TONsER, 1 james street
d. DYSPEPSIA s.
No fluid medicine has been discovered which m
nearly resembles the gastric juice or savn in
food. and strengthening the organs OF direstion a. This
preparation of sarsapara- positively c,rcs every care
OF dyspepsia, however severe or chronics - ~
BArx DEPARTMENT, Albany Nav TO- lslS
Da Towryrp srR. have been aniictsd several wear,
with dy,pepa, in IT'S wes. FORM stssned with
stomach appetite, heartburn and
to all kinds fool and r weeks shat could s h.vs
able retain but small portion :somsnh tried the
rsmedes they had little effect novng the complaint
sapariA say with little confidence but afsr using
bottles found appetite rsstcrsd snd the hssr,bun
entirely removed; and would earnestly recommend the
thoss whs bsen afflicted an have bsen. ~. 4
Yonrs, &C. W. W. VAN ZANDT.
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OF 8. p. TOWNSEND.
Principal office l26 Fulton street, San Building New
YORK keddng Co., State street. Boston Iyoit Sons,
lSz North Second street, Philadelphia S s Hance Drug
YsS Baltimore; Durol u Co., Richmond p NJ Cohen
Charleston Wright & Co., lbI Charrres street. New Or
iasns; iOo South Pearl street, Albany r. Van bsklIk'
-ey and 10y the principal druggists ard merchants gene
rally throug bout the United States, West indies and e
Canadas tfH M
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT; Alexan-
dria, HENRY COOK; Georgetown, H. >. l. ClSSEL.
an FIN :
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A U0UDTUs FIsOHER, Attorney Counsellor a,
"A Law, Austin, Travis county, Texas, viii attend faith
fully and promptly 70 any business connected with his pro
also attend any business the land Office such as pro-
curing Patsns psrfoctng titles, &c. Letters be paid
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From Professor Mott, of Ns,o York. and Others
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannng's novel
the mechanical pathology of many affections
the vscera and believe them 10 be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby Alex. B. Whiting,
J. Kearney Rodgers, III. Mclean.
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List of Reports contained in the United States Digest aud
Supplement, 6 vols. royal 8uo

United States Reports, including all the Circuit Re-
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For Baltimore.
~K-h The steamer OSCEOLA will, the 23d
instant, commence her regular trips TO the
above place.
Leaving Washington every Sunday, at o'clock, a.
returning leave Baltimore every Tuesday, at O'Clock,
She will touch regularly, going and returning, at Leonard
town. Md Machoduc, Va ; and Cove river, Va. and al
all the intermediate landings the Potomac, for signals
land
APIS J. MITCHELL, Captain.
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NEW and CheaP Furn1sh1HK stOro'-Ihe snbsctlbers
IN have opened u House-iurnishIng Store, Penn
between 10th and 18th Streets next door
r. w. Dyes auctionrooms, where they intend keeping
sale full of all articles used in genteel
house keeping embracing
Cabinet furniture
China, glass, and crockery-ware
Hardware and cutlery
Plated. Britannia, and albata ware
Tin and Japanned ware
Wooden ware, baskets and brushes
Looking glasses
Solar lamps and girandoles
And variety Of miscellaneous and fancy articles
They have set out with the determination TO sell as low
the goods be had in any market and on
commodating They invite call from all house keep
and others wishing to purchase Goods delivered Tree
of charge.
April 2l-eo4w McGREGOR N MITCHELL.
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ID ENWICk's MECaAnICs.--The Elements of Me-
n chanics, by James Renwck L. D., complete in one
volume octave 5O8 pages and several hundred engravngs
PrIce, (haf prce) in full leather binding, VI p.
MAY 10 +. TAYLOH.
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THE UNION.

deepest and blacklist of human crmes-ingatitude. To
these and to all their followers honest and dishonest,
(for there of both kinds the territorial
promise is unwelcome simply because IL disams their
venom and takes away her vocation "No com promise
let have compromise !" exclaim the barnburnng
organs in dreadful ALARM lest their incendiay occupation
should be gone They have the greatest horror of seeing oil
upon the troubled waters. Their congenal element
distu rbance and malignant agitation their life. They
have stood out for their pound OF flesh with all the tenacy
of political Shylocks, little caring how much of the life
blood of the Union they took with it, Every dog il is said
must have its day. The indications are that these
gans have had their day. The compromise bill full
happy augury for the perpeuiy of the Union has with
feeble stroke sounded the deathkne their pemicious
and malignant aims But yesterday the vessel which bore
the barnbuners and their fortunes with motley of
various creed and coors, the sage ~ of Undertook the
helm, and the black flag of disunon flying the
head, seemed driving onward with auspcious gales-to
day, noble measure, iecitously struck with a wis
dom, moderation, and patriotism, which challenge the
admiration and the gratitude of the nation has taken the
wind quite of her sails and left her floating pessy
amidst the shoals of untred The danger Of
such a craft is the safety of the country.
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The Compromise BiII.

1t was fully expected that the compromise propos by
the committee of eight would be attacked and opposed by
the barnburner press. Nothing will satisfy them but
agitation the midst of which they expect their free
soil and ambitious champion to rise the head of affairs
The New York Evening Post out against it, and
after frivolous criticism very little favorable TO the in
pendence and Judgment of the federal courts it concludes
its criticism as follows:
''Ths compromise is therefore ingenious method OF
giving Mr. Calhoun his way in the controversy Hiss
concession of everything by ocuton-strippng Con-
ges of the power OF legislation the subject OF slavery,
and denying the power to the OF the provinces
newly annexed
Congress may pass it, but will quiet the agitation
The free soil party will be satisfied with anything short
of express confirmation similar to that which proposed
in the of Oregon of the laws of New Mexico
and California, in favor of personal freedom For that it
will struggle as long as there is voice or vote Left
Settle the agitang question during the present session
of Congressman Congress ought never to adjourn until
is settledand defy the agtators and abolitonss
to repeal it. Mr. Webster declared upon the tariff of 49,
that repeal was the word but that word has never been
repeated The barnburners might utter ii if they pleased
but there stronger and ndomtable spirits in this
country, who would defy their utmost exertions. There
are much stronger in the Union than John Van
Buren, and his aes-or than Martin Van Buren, stripped
as he is of his moral influence. Messrs Norton But
ler Gilpn, Dix, Rathbun, King, Wilmot, & Co., may
try to strike down. but all their lances will shiver upon
the ags which Congress will nerpose between fanaticism
and the Union In fact the very efforts which these men
making to carry their obecs-the air of defiance and
intimidation which they manifestng-ony make the
friends OF Cancellation and union more determined in
carrying out that spirit of compromise which presided
at the formation of the constitution.
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The editor Of the Cincinnati Signal says that the letter in
his possession from General Taylor in the hand-wri-
ting Major Bliss the Generals amanuenss, and
ponded precisely in chrogaphy with the appearance of
mother letter from the different person in
Cincinnati We think thi. declaration settles pretty de-
cisvely the disputed point the authorship Of General
Tayors dispatches the government and his published
private correspondence both of which have been much
admired Tor their and vgor of style There
similarity in all of his letters which cannot be mistaken,
and the composer of be the composer of all We
MAJOR Bliss entitled to the credit of these produce
TONS receiving of course, the substance OF what he
from the General himself The press in their endcavors
exalt old Rough and Ready, have represented him
good scholar well soldier and the reputation has been
based almost entirely upon the admirable style Of his de-
spatches Not being entitled to that credit he only
presented to the public first soldier, unless there be
other superiority of character which has yet been
exhibited to the world Major Bliss, Adjutant Bliss we
are told by officer, literary man. has no equal
among his brother officers OF the army,NeW Haven Regis
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THE loss of articles of apparel and other
great hats and bonuets suffered considerably tails
aud skirts Were rent and shoes got oil OF many feet and
The owners went home in their stockings Nevertheless
all bore their accidents with good humor the ladies laugh
ed and elbowed their through their careful lovers
threw their arms around them protect them, and there
was more huggng done than has been witnessed in public
Tor many year Twelve O'Clock the lights out and
the last OF the crowds returning their homes soon
IN Tue embraces OF sleep, all forgot the tolls and excitement
volunteers"
Generals Patterson and Cadwalader, Col Wynkoop
Lieut. Col Black, and other gallant officers were present
to participate in the public 10Y.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH FOR THE BALTIMORE SUM-
-Four Days Later.
Four Days Later.

The new Cunard steamer Europa arrived at Boston
this morning.
When she sailed cotton at Liverpool firm at ad-
vance of 3D. Upland ordinary 81 to 35d. Middling 81
to 3ad mddng fair al to Id Good fair Al to SD New
Orleans ordinary 81 to 3sd Middling 81 to I'D. Fair
AID Good fair sd Good ST TO SAD. Choice st to cid
Mobile and Alabama 3 to sad. Sea Island 8 to l6d.
The sales for the week had been to 1871 bales imports
,SOO and stock hand 0oO of which 900
American.
Another alarming plot for the overthrow of the govern
men of France has been discovered at Paris The work
men of the Atelers had intended to rise in revolt the
18th inst The time and signal was fve-sous banquet
which of merely preext to assemble the in
surgents and sysematse their proposed movement The
government has made itself acquainted with full details
of the affair." and had taken rigid measures in anticipation
The plot of highly criminal character, one Of
their notices being .sPiage of Paris
Several of the intended chiefs have been arrested and
under strict surveillance.
Gen. Cavaignac has made every preparation to meet
tina, emergency and has, by udicious energy placed the
republic beyond danger Fifteen projects, of nine de-
partments had been removed from their stations for i'm
pcation in the instruction of June.
portion of the present government are in favor OF
presenting the suspected members of the late government
while Others including among them Cavagnac, firmly
opposed any such proceeding. All the political prisoners
had been taken out OF Paris to detached points in the
vicinity, The city was completely fortified
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JOHN PETIT.

WASHINGTON July Is, I84S
GENTLEMEN. have received your letter Of the 7h instant
inviting to be present and address meeting be
held in the city of New York the 18th instant the
purpose OF ratiyng the nomination of Martin Van Buren,
free soil and the perpeuaton of free labor You add your
earnest desire that will permit ordinary circumstances
to prevent my complying with your request Under other
nothing could give me greater pleasure than
OF her avorte son for position he nigh, dosie his
those represent, and those with whom heretofore
acted, and ardent devotion to the general principles
party. and which hope to trumPhanty sustained in
the approaching presidential election forbid that should
Here this letter might properly close; but, considering
that am native of New York, and that spent my life,
permit me trsspass still farther The first vote
gave was for Martin Van Buren, for governor of New
the State oil Indiana, did forget him 1885, in
1910; but with all of youthful devotion and attachment,
pajgns was willing to yield the of 1874
other till convinced by my Judgment and the result of the
defeat awaited if selected him candidate.
devoted soil and free labor and of mine
ss other Win ha the
prohibit the introduction of slavery into territories
Investigated the subject and capable of reasoning but
do not think necessary to accomplish this desirable OBJ
cy In times gone by no one went farther than Mr. Van
Buren, sustain the south in all her demands upon this
the exclusive champion free soil and free labor. This
may may not be paramount question to all others but
plshed by the election of Gen. Cass This only be
answered by knowing the opinions of that gentleman, and
how far the carrying of those opinions will affect the
question. specially authorized to give his views,
have any other OF knowing them, than such
Nicholson letter. lie holds that Congress has power in
teere with the subject slavery in the territories II this be
So is pledge veto any act of Congress
prohibiting protecting slavery in any of Territories.
Slavery only exist State Territory by authority of
sovereign of such State Territory hence
does exist in any OF Territories, it cannot be
carried there until authorized by the power exercising
hat
be exercised while they Territories, by the Congress
of the United States; and if Gen, Cass stands pledged to
veto any such of Congress, what be done
by xpected feeso and ireelabor President! Cass
and Butler have been placed before the country in accord
ance with the of the democratic party and by the
same that used to elevate Mr. Van Buren, to
the presidency and they shall have he has had
dial support.
With great respect, am your obedent servant,
JOHN PETIT.
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NTAGNIFICENT PIANOs.-The attention of the public
Nl (but particularly those who may wish pu
chase piano-foe) is respectfully requested to an exam
shed door Fuler's Hotel One Of the insru
rich rosewood highly polished and carved solid legs
This beautifully finished Instrument. rne9uaied by any
appreciate its superior qualities and applied for sarty
viii be sold great bargain Also other piano fortes
frames harp pedal, &c, &C., constantly hand, which
will be for twelve MONTHS and sold from e23
$50 than quality be purchased for else
where-anythng to the contrary Notwithstanding.
July 2S-3taw3w VIM. FISCHER.
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The llERoEs.-Genera Patterson yesterday called
upon by hundreds Never had brave soldier better ea
to be proud of his countrymen The brave Wynkoop is
the American and is constantly surrounded by friends
The gallant Black is staying Joness Hotel and is much
sought after. Bowman Small Morehead, Scott, Bennett,
McMicken, Clinton Breese, Binder Former, and their
brave companions in have literally been overwhem
ed with attentions and Inequalities They all in good
health and glorious spirts-Pr,n syipanian Of July "a
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LATE FROM CALlFoRNIA.ARRIvAL or KIT CARSON, &c =
telegraphc despatch from ST. Louis, July 18th, says;
sThe celebrated Kit Carson, whose death has been
portel arrived to-day from California in the capacity of
arer of dispatches He left Santa Fe the 18th OF
June. The accounts furnished by him confirm the death
of Paymaster .Spauding. An attack had been made py
hundred Apache Indians upon fourteen Americans whrch
resulted in the death of four and woundiDg OF I'VE Inc
assalans succeeded in driving of eighty horses
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PARLIAMENTARY ELOQUENCE.-Spee Of Can
ming and from his writings, ono voiume ocnvo
of 53 pages full bound in leather price (ha prtce( rs
cents The Selected Speeches of Wyndham and Huski:
nrcI Is cents Selected Speeches OF Patrick Henry, Fisher
hmes, John Randolph Edward Livingston, GouveWeur
a ab ouncy and other distinguished Americans.
COMPLETE in one of 5Sl pages full bound in leather
price 'h''' Pi''' r. TAYLOR.
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Great, glorious, and free,I

Col Richard NJ Johnson, whose name is so familiar
to our countrymen. arrived in Washington on the
evening with Major General William o. Butler.
The latter looks better than when he visited Washing
ton during the last year.
He is attended by his staf-Messrs Thomas and Lay
and yesterday presented, along with them, by the
Secretary of War; the President of the United States
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OFFICIAL.
JAMES X. POLK,
1enf of the United Sf1fss Of dmpricn

President Of The Unlted States Of AnertCd.
To all ,chom it may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
AUGusTE SMoUNET has been appointed consul general OF
the French republic to reside at New York
exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and prvi
eges allowed to the consuls general Of the
favored nations in the United States
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters DO
made patent seal OF the United States be hero
unto affixed.
Given my hand the city of Washington, tho 18th
=, day of July A. ID. l6A8, and of the Independ-
IL 81 of the United States of America the I'D.
BY the Presidents
JAMES X. POLK
JAMES BUCHANAN Secretary Of State.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our New York Correspondent.


NEw YoKk, July a. Isas
The British authorities BERN ada have thought /, pr,
lent TO from the hulk in which John Mitchell is
confined every Inshman. The fact is that most of IN,
irish convcts at Bermuda ported for political
JHences and very different class from the ordinary ps
oners such places OF the sympathos of such
would be strongly with their iluoss fellow uerer
To-day the extra from the ST. Johnstown Republican
Montgomery county, comes along announcing, under the
tanning head APPALLING CASUALTY the fight between the
elephant and rhinoceros, of Raymond Warnings menage-
ne at that place We had the by telegraph last Mon
lay, and had already forgotten all about it, in this busy
noisy, go-ahead Gotham
The British West India islands appear be in "a bad
way rather The Bermuda Gazette of the 18th
a he annual expenditures of Bar BADGES exceed the
celps py So00Oo; and the Kingston Jamaca) Morning
Journal of late date announces that the Receiver Gene
RAJ Oh tue Island being without funds pay the public
salaries falling due on the soh, twill give public notice.
he has the means of paving moetv-ho hopes
IN the course of next month"
The goods sent TO the warehouse are in sort the ovcr
flow of the markets and from their amount one derives an
idea of the extent of the business done here On the 30th
ult ,sthe goods there follows
lS47. 1873 Inc Dec
Goods lsO272I 27957O4 eaa asa D''
9S S!,ss an,v = :, s's %9s sssSSss ss.ia
By letter received from Dublin in this city, appears
that Mr. Meagher detained in Ireland for the purpose
of aiding organize Waterford, his city, represented
his father in Parliament where his presence indis
pensabe but that he fully expected leave Ireland
about week What effect the wholesale attack on the
press may have causing him postpone his depart
ure, remains to be seen.
The carnage among the dogs is ightfu and indiscrim
nate blood beauty avals ward off the fatal club
of the dog killers The noble Newfoundland that in tho
days of old Rome would have earned right a civic
for having saved life, and the sken King Charless
SPANIEL the pet of the paor both alike have shared
doom. Already upwards of 800 dogs have bit the
dust and been duly paid for and the work of determination
is still onward
The City Hall bell is cracked again, by blow from the
hammer by inexperienced hand Its weight is 1906
lbs and it cost % lb., or 81, 1856 40. FED.