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General Taylor. Eloq..ae..


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[con,.pons.pce or ne B.llinor. sua.l

Departure of the IT, s. Steamer Allegheny on a seerf
mission 10 he gulf Of Merieo-Hsr magazines repen.
ished-Add,donai officers, Se
The United States steamer Allegheny left the navy.
yard yesterday afternoon, her secret mission 10 the
gulf OF Mexico. She fitted for sea with great
despatch, and seemingly with reference TO active service
somewhere Her magazines and shot rooms were tho
roughly replenished, and additional officers attached 70
her. Passed Midshipmen Truxton and Magan, and "a
Assistant Engineer Wheeler, all Of whom were attached
to the Vixen (seae preparing Tor have been add
ell TO her list OF officers Gen Calvert Taylor, who sc-
eompaned the Alleg hany as far as cape Henry informs
me that she made line progress TO sea. and though nei
oddenda 10 their cruise each felt that the government ~
qured their services, and that il was their duty TO 4p
eheerfully. W.
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n.for. and An.r ,hs Injections.

ave are quite content have the Union regard the
antc shekngs Of disa pponsed sposnen the voice Of
the sovereign people ourselves. shall continue 10
en 10 the decisions OF the bsotbox for what sover.
.ians have say."Tpashisgfos Rysbfic Gensra Tug
lor's organ, July 2s I5i9.
Well you have heard what the soverees have to say in
rennessee, Tndans Kentucky. and North Carolina and you
eel like convicted cup with halter about your neck
In short time Pennsyvsnia and Ohio viii send forth their
hunders, which will considerably disturb the sumbsrs Of
Tho regency NJ Washington Pitfstpvg Posi-, lrg n.
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dictveness as kndled the fires at Smthfed II showed
itself in our country in the days Of the elder Adams in
the alien and sedton laws and other oppressive features
Il displayed itself in other forms in the federal States du
features were shown following the national debauch OF
1910 and ls4l But at no period had il been more mani
fest the extent that they were permitted TO go, than By
Gen Taylor and his cabinet II was TO be deplored less
from the individual distress il caused, great as that in
very many was than for the moral degradation and
the stain and reproach it cast upon the country
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AGENCY, wastaisgton.-The undersigned, Of the
specon branch Of the Post Office Department., Offers his ser
generally the
section particularly the thai his removal from ONCE
does initiate against the character he has for
tanned honesty, capacity, and hdey and
parties, their hearty
consent him therein.
All orders business, Of nature, At the Of
government, viii be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du late Of Post Once Department.
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CARD.

THE undersigned, late Of the Pension Once, having Tor the last
duties connected with
oce particularly revolutionary and consequently being
his the public
In general He
any connected with the other do
partmeats Washington. rH
An business conded him promptly attended and
faithfully executed. All letters must be post paid.
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency once.
wAsmxeros CRY, d. c., August 9, l649.
Aug. l2-lmeod
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Tn. P,,,.surx sp..eh.

The Piisburg Post has the following article this pro-
digous effort Of eoquence, il through the mini
Of some accommodating wing reporter:
'VocIpxRous cHEERIss."-The Journal and Gazette Of
yesterday contain report Of Gen TayIors speech Sat-
urday, which caused many laugh amongst those who
listened the origiaaL This report is inierardsd with
words like ihesei great cheers" "chec "greai sp-
plause, "loud cheers" immense cheering" spturou'
cheering" loud Cheers, Every great applause &C. Se,
seated on horseback, within yard OF Gen. Taylor author
say that there the least applause during
the delivery Of tho speech AT the Close chap called
sut throe cheers for Gen. Taylor" whom sckly and
feeble noise was heard like tbs expiring moan Of dying
calf,
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Pleasure Excursion 10 Piney Point, Old Point Com
and Norfolk.
This OaCEOLAM

- sn Tbs osCEoLA will leave Washington
ExAelr above places Saturday neat, the
3k 25th Instant nj so'clock, Returning VIII leave
Norfolk Monday, the 27h, nj O'Clock, p m.
This will Afford passengers excellent opportunity enjoy
sip Pennsylvania, Navy Yard
Gospor Fertilization Old Point Comfort
Good music win be in attendance Passage and fare 20 for
gentleman and lady sl0 JAMES MITCHELL,
Aug2l Captain.
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CARDo. X Pack win practise law in le q rhe
Dre, Of Co,-gbia and prosecute sa% before me dasrsn
10 United states Attorney. and mahsl.,
%sni reference 70 sIai%. ar services Of such oeers All eomu
n'eAnon- should be postpaid INTEL 'agS
ENGLIsH BOOKS at half price. TO close . eons,gn-
csHsns speeches, vol large oc,avogortrai,-sa 90.
w.,sr,s1. Syscgsd. q Commerce raasss Mercantile Law
strut. spoi. and Pa.%s. volume ocavo with iio snsra
shefidan Speeches; vols, octave, portrait - IS
Martin. BRUSH Colonies, vol large octave, - 80
Dictionary vols, large quao -, Published
English editions Of q staple prices
sers hand. = few days FRANcK TAYLOR.
ID ETzscH's shakespeare Outlines. 100 plsses.-Th,
~ sSr.a s,s s0w pss.ns = Numbers % w
beis received, and for saie, By
Ausa Booksellers, ON street.
SueAR aud Hydron4essr.-. report by IN. Treasury
Department svs-uraons berein BY Prof A. D. Bschs
s sn s M'o'0 & $50 pages TsAs ss'1 Tzsd s''
THomAss Fruit caitars-t, containing direction. for
m "s s sSS e .as" s by snS ' me
Ane. 81 Bookselers, near S,h street.
WADDY THOMPSON win practise I'm the Supreme
,sv Win Ms se'''f pae, S "c h me a
eommanicaons him business. vii bs TO BY
s% A"s saIa' ~ '''''' novel,
CHINEsE DICTIONARY, I'm Cochir-C hinese. English,
French, and Latn, volsj published sersmpcre.
Aug rs FRANt,K TAYLOR.
GILT leaves OF american Poetry edited by GrtswoId,
Muaed The Romance OF Nature, The Poeucai Language
Of Flowers colored plates Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Aug 10 BooksclIers, near OH street
HENRY >. FOOTE win hereafter practise the Supreme
III Couu Of the United States.
Letters addressed him may directed either Jackson
Mississippi, this city, July ~
RETzscHs Outline illustration. SHAKESPEARE in large
oio numbers, (orgina cdion) 80 cents each Numbers
and ms day received The Others 70 follow AZ sho inierval
ScHooLs ef Ancient Philosophy. vol, London,
Ties 30 cents FRANcK TAYLOR
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ADAMS HOUSE. BOSTON. .

TUE undersigned respectfully inform their friends SID
the public thar they have become proprietors Of The
above new and splendid Hotel
The Adams House erected during the past season 10
supply an obvious demand for increased and superior
fonmodstons IN this city. II Is located Washington
stIesf within fye minutes walk Of the great Southern
western Railroad Depots, and the business of the
city is adjacent 10 The Park, The Cupoa commands
beautiful view-of the Harbof and adjoining towns
Inc HOUSE has been constructed aer the most approved
plans WIN all The modern inyenons that minister 10 The
comfort and convenience of the traveller and the consc.
tors long experience In hotels has enabled him intro
dtce many improvements which are, yet peculiar 10
this establishment II Is olit Of Quincy granite, and con
tsns One Hundred and Fifty Rooms conveniently arrans
al N SUITS ami SINGLE apartments well ventilated, and cup
Piled with an abundance Of pure soft water. r.#
The Furniture WAS made 10 order from the hest p5srns
with special regard as vel 10 comfort and convenience
luxury ana splendor
Our Table viii be Supplied with all the Injuries sf ts
season. sDd we pledge ourselves that the fIHsr rasdea Of
The season shall be found upon ". ...-
We have devoted ulusual attention 10 the selection OF
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance, -
PoItsrs viii be in readiness the various Depots to TAX.
charge OF baggage and provide Carriages eesis
Tie prnprieora ust ny strict silention the OF
guests 70 merit share Of patronage assuring all who may
fav or them with visit thai nothing shall he wanting
their part 10 render The ABAMS ouse in
the Tni0f. l.. " 4 ADAMS Pr0pnetoTs r
u ApAHr, JB, t#
MN. .. SDAMr.
Adams House, Boston.
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wea,

DRArnRs AND TAiLoRs, importers of Cloths Casslmercs
ycsngs, Fancy Dress Articles, SC, 23l broadway Ame,
and fashionable goods for Fall aud Winter wear sc.
leced with yrw TO rendering their stock us rich in quail
FOR OVERc0lT 'St-I Hue, black, brown olive. ami
greer mled cloths various shades HEAVIER do; dib and
blue Dcvonshre krrscy; Canada grey do; drb Lne and
back Pilot Cloth; brown, black, blue and drab Moiair
.Y iIaSaER FRocHs 81 cKs se-,e,ver ,ud ,o,.,
DREss IND FLOCK C . iMSe.i Sa nj; olive
brown green and Adelaide Cloths, OF Bollys, sin,ons
b VsINEss AND TRiRELLING COATS Plaid
si SS'!S rs S5i ssI siawn and r.s ol,s
EINTILCONs French, English, German and A,ne
wa reference 10 tho various tastes Of our numerous pa
irons in this line, 70 which such attention has been directed
IESI'S-Black siks and saliins fancy do woolem am,
velvet pads figured Merinos white and bun Cashmere
anu Marselies rc six and Sans, for Hall aud Parties
4RMYAND M yY-E Experience enables us to furnish
always on hand the material necessary to the dieren
FIRST QUALITY ALlDE GARMENTS
Equal 70 the best custom work. -
oRERC0lTS brown. olive, green, black, and blue
proved styles Sacks, including bne black brown and drab
Mohar drab and blue Pilot olive and brown Weeds Nc
Business and Travelling Goats Olive, brown srssn and
blue Cloths plaid cassmeres Tweeds &c and Frock
CSaA large af5or,ment p various ceora and fabrics
Giles, Panaloons- black, blue, mixed, and fancy Cassi
meres plain and ribbed veveeens, for riding travel
&c. Ntsngs- Hack Silk, Satin, Bombazine, and CASH.
merr fancy SIR, S,t and Valencia fguered and plain
wool Velvet black and figured Silk do Dressing
DE LANES, erno, and figured Ausln Ia great variety
Hunting Coats In various ayles .5'
cfDRESS ARTICLE Taglioni, Jenny Lind,
Mnznrka and other styles ancy Crayats; Engsh French
and Italian black silk Crayaa; extra aud medium quality
black satin Crayatn superior black ak and Satin scnrfs;
newest style ancy do Merno Sarfs Mufier travel.
ling, &c twilled and plain Enslsh French, and India
Pocket Handkerrhieis Gloves Chason'a and Bajou'a
black white and colored kid also NIprno Huckskin ne
Berlin Linen, Cotton, &c, Snspendtrs-.A ihe varons
styles ami qGaliira lnderyesia und DIawers Merino,
SIX and Burkskin Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose,
While and Mixed Merino and Cotton various grades shirts
Bosoms and Collars Umbrellas SILK and Cotton
PIECE GoODS,-Cothe, Cassimsres, vestings, &c,
as fxiensve an assortment found the country
which viii be cold by the piece yard at low prices as
they can be bought, with the obvious advantage Of selec.
ton rom what can be relied upon the fashionable
goods. l. NJ
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Harden 4 Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING DISPOSED Of their interest In the Express be.
Ill tween New York aud boston, beg 10 inform then
friends and tho public thai they will devote their attention
parcu ariy 10 Inc Exchange, Shipping, and Commission
blsilicss Ia conncXion with their Liverpool and Boston
Honses aud Agencies hi London, Paris, and Hayrc.
The facilities that have been offered by the subscribers
the past years the execution OF London Paris
orders now very much increased through The direct
line of steamers from New Nork.
Orders for purchases 10 be nao IN England France, and
other parts OF Europe will be executed ahd upon tho mort
reasonable terms, by our agents. Cash advanced and
credits given Tor the purpose facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid TO entering aud clearing goods at
tie New York and bosom custom houses, and forwarding
with the utmost despsotl.
Exchange sight, in suit, constantly for sale In
London, Liverpool, and Paris
Otces No Wall street, New York; No. S Court street,
bosom; NJ. Cook street, and " Waterloo road Liver
pool UARNDEN 4 90.
\. d. Our frm in Liverpool continues give every a.
iention 10 the forwarding OF all kinds Merchandise upon
INC noG reasonable erias ny steamers and sailing ships u
all parts OF the world.
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WATER CURE.

EPHR.aT.a, LANCASTER CO., PENN:
VINHE EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC ,INsTI.
Il TUTE is in successful operation under the
direction Of DR.. F. LEisxnIss, who has had tho
advantage Of six months experience with PricEzniiz
at the Grafenburg Institute, in Germany. and has
practised the wafer cure treatment in this country
for the last six years, and within the last Two years
at this place having restored many hopeless patants
to full health. There are many natural advantages
a, Ephra.a pure water, the mountain air and spen.
did scenery, not surpassed In any country. Add.
tonal buildings have been erected this season. The
mountain dousche has been much improved, and
several fine springs pure water have been brought
into use, no that large additional number Of ps.
tienis and vsiiers can DO comfortably accommodated.
Ephrata being very eaSy ofaccess. stage leaving
Reading for this place every Mondsy, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday; there is also a tri.weckly stage
from Downington via Ephrata to Harrisburg
Medical attendance and boarding ct reasonable terms
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Books! Books I! Books!!!

THE subscriber has added Immensely N his already
mammoth tock Of Literature. His late acquisitions
fo lka trade sales Of Boston, New York and fhIladel.
pha together with een Of the hn work. per The
6arrck from Liverpool and t~saly dino per The Leoni.
das from London which win Be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give undoubet air Of richness va..
~ rarity extent 10 his stock hitherto nnapproached
fhs continent All literary men lovers Of books and
fhussrts In mental investigation are solicited TO and
snioy The least Of reason and the now of soul -
Every subject which the wit Of man has been expended
or brains urned may be found here The reconcile
femstcIan the crazy founder 81 new systems Of Iso.
iogy Is each his proper Much Thoss gwen TO Nero.
rnacy Affrolcgy, Alchemy eorrsry and Wichnrsh will
b highly amused whilst belle iere shosr select
from 1900 fresh yolumea the very cream and chef
d,ouyrss 81 mode English literature The best trsatises
% every pros.on and science from the honsm ploddnp
farmer 70 the snhusiastic soldier In every amt sc
rnss the besf books here embraced In the department
or elementary professional treaties and school books Of
every kind his stock y imn'nss The nbsedbsr invites
al Strangers 10 pay him Wait before they leave the city
II purchasDs fcm him they ave one.hsf q heir mo
new CeTrvnnen sray characters and book collector
ssasrav living on lines OF railroad steamboat
,il DO wen 70 put change 81 linen w h. yssss and
come % once 10 Nnnn street, allowed BY all Swans 70
b. IA moral centre a the Intellectual world" Bcoka sell
iss al hall price literary appliances and eonysnsnces Of
sysry kjn1 gratis aws A. bert Spanish cigar and other
Z Isf r.,sf Dr p.rr JOHN BOYLE,
- Cheap Ancient and Modern Beokseler.
ff5 Nassau sfre<f. New York.
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MmE MARnIEp woMAN,s rnlvATE


L MEDICAL CoMPANIoN,by DR. a, NJ. MApRIcghu,
Prof Diseases OF Woman h edition. Isno. pp go;
price ST. $4,000 copies said ia three aio,,tis I
Tie great demand Ion this most important work, (UI
wbich thousands solD has Compelled The issne Of
Their Edition. II Is intended especially Tor he married IL
,loses important, secrets which should be known 10 them
particularly Here every female discover the causes
symptoms aud the most efficient remedies and most Ger.
tain mode Of cure, in every complaint 10 which her Is
subject
Ills m important question 10 The married why Il IN tha,
behold many married females sickly debilated and
prnstHe also the causes AMI whether they suscet,.
tbe Of remedy They will here find these important mat.
tcs connected with discoveries In medical anil ply soloai.
cbl science, which meet this question
This work is destined 10 be IN the hands ol every wife
and mother who has regard for her own health and wei,
faro. as well as thai other husband
The revelations contained In It's pages have already
proved blessing 10 thousands.
To those YET unmarried, but contemplating marriage or,
perhaps hesatne 10 the proprety OF mourning The re,
sposbilit.s attendant upon H. the importance OF being
possessed Of the revelations contained In these pages 20 III
tmlity involving their future happiness be appc.
cafed. -
Copies rR De sent By mad free Of postage,
On the receipt Of one dollar the married Wouans Pri.
Medical Companion" will be sent free OF postage 10
any part Of The United States. All letters
tposipadl to DIR, A. NJ Mauriceau, Box i22i New York
city. Publishing Office, No rs LIBERTY ST., New York
For sale by the following Agents.:
ZEIBEE q CO., Philadelphia, WIN TAYLOR, 4 co,
Baltimore.
Sole Agent for Washington, D, G.,
w ADAM r
3 doors from IL street.
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w..hinEton University OF baltimore.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Sess Of 1917 and 1873.
Prof j. C. s. MosKuR NJ D., Theory and Practice Of Medi
cine. eaN-Itr
Prof. y. FOREMAN, NJ. D., Chemistry. .l
Prot. WILLIAM I. WILSON, NJ d., Therapeutics and Mate.
ria Medica
Prot WILLIAM 7, LEosARp, NJ d., Anatomy.
WILLIAM H. STOKES NJ. d. Professor Of Obstetrics Dis.
Of Women and Children, and Medical Jurisri.
denre. t5n- ~
Prof GEORGE McCooK, NJ. d., Surgery.
DE-. wAKgMAs BHYARLY, DemOiistrutor OF Anatomy
The annual course Of Lectures will commence on Mon,
DAY, 25th Of October next, and continue four months
Tie College has greatly enlarged It's capabilities i'm.
parting Medical instruction The Hospital Department
der the control OF resident member oil the Faculty. has
been filled with cases Of iaease. Museum Of Anatomi
cal and other preparations has been established many
important additions 10 the Obsterlca Department have
been received from Paris The for the resident STU.
dents are numerous comfortable and onca and will
prove greatly advantageous 10 such wish pnyepn
assiiaous and uninterrupted course Of study,
Fees. for the Session.
Naturalization ticket, s5
Professors ticket each .. is
Demonstrators ticket - :. 10
diploma ~. 40
T.. FOREMAN, Dean
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON.

Mr.. JOIN WRIGHT having reinqushed all connexion
III with the Winthrop House, IL will or the future be un.
der me sole management OF the subscriber and the house
IL now opened Hotel for the travelling public, as well
q, a home for more permanent boariers.
The situation OF the House directly in front OF Boston
Common its spacious and airy rooms, and all lis Internal
accommodations, render IL uneqal-d by any public house
IN the e In It's attractions for the traveller and for
desiring more permanent lodgings
Every convenience apartments table and atten.
dance, win be furnished At The house. which BE- had
any hotel III The city in ts attractions for the traveller and
tor tnote desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience ~ 10 apartments, table aud attcr.
dance, will be furnished NJ the house. which had al
any hotel or boarding hoEe in the CITY, and the subscriber
VIII devote himself 10 the comfort Of al who may him
with their patronage "&
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies'
wiz Ind The Winthrop House especially adapted Their
This patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
tssiaers, rs respectfully solicited
WILLIAM ii. SPOoNER
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TIT Floyd has ingenonsly succeeded in in
Ill. venting Compound Of such adellghtful
nature 10 render the hardest and toughest skin
fair, and lelicatey white.
Ladies Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Gen.
tlemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing.
Rowing, &c., or any amusement or exertion preju-
dcial u the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
peasingy eicacions in removing all hardness stain.
redness and all other cutaneous Disagreement pre-.
venting anil rendering the skin soit fair, and pkabe.
From the nice combination Of Bslsamic ingredi.
ents introduced into the composition, they form
fine Creamy La,her, with the hardest or Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They produce the most softening and 70.
freshng sensation, and will be found an excellent
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended TO Captains Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fereign
countries they will retain their virtue in any cl-
mate For sale by CHAS. STOTT.
Drug. 4 Apoth,, corner of 7th 4 Pa. an.
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.

M all symptoms Of frequent pain in The Head mness Of
" Sight, noise in the ears disturbed Sleep with agat.
Ing dreams, PALPITi1ION, FLiTULENCY, and
TTEIkNE!sS, Dir. SNEETSER'S PANACEA should he
Immediately commenced with aud perseryered In, until
every symptom The above are The premontory
symptoms OF Epiiepsy, and denote very ionl state Of
the blood stomach AMI nerves publication of the blood
by the Of this Panacca will AT all times insure the body
against any oi Dies. disagrceabe symptoms Many per.
suppose that II il useless take medicine unless we
III 10 bc unable 10 attend TO daily arocnons
therein lies their error We do not insure houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation ,a
they will burn up; but the wise prece Of guard,
ing against accident So we purify our blood when WE'LL
bodies against attacks of sickness with
the exact expectation Of being sick but always pre-
perod against lis attacks. For sale all the druggists
J. r. CALLAN,
sHrE corner OF and 7th streets,