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DLANNETT's BIT'TEKs.-Thisa article Is high
L ly recommended for the of dyspepsia, in
digestion, hatulency, general debility, liver COM
plants, and all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections IL is one OF the most de-
srabe tonicc offered To the public. IL creates
a healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equaizes the circulation. gives tone
aud energy to the system, and creates power Of
resistance 20 diseases rarely obtained. IL Ia pure
vegetable composition, and recommends itself 10
the attention Of those suffering from the above dis
orders
For sale by X. ;. PATTERsoS aud n. ID. w.
IA. GILMAN, Washington, ID. &. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
VIM T.. KICKS CO,
lag aud l5l Front streets, New York.
April I6-dtr- w&wly
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CARD EXTRA.-JOHN NJ. DOM ~
"A BROTHER would respectfully inform their
customers that, in accordance with custom, they
have made out all the open accounts upon their
books up 20 June 30 the end Of the bali year OF
1850, aud which will be rendered before that period
They earnestly request all TO come up and close
their accounts, either by cash OF notes at short
date for VIC can thcm we stand IN need Of
California old it, equivalent aud then We shall
b. pleased To commence anew with all VINO are
punctusl, but with none who are otherwise
Inne 2s-eOdlilnYi
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Willard's Hotel,

Wtllard's Hotel,
Corner of Pennsylvania dvenue and llM street.
Mr. Prescott, England f Granville, Coast
A Smith, do Survey
r Maclay, U S A Owen, La
II Ella, Washington Ward & lady, n J
w Webb, USN Miss Ward, do
b Refill do Hancock, Albany
II Sam, Germany Hon Smith, Ill
# Vincke, do Hunter, Wis
T G Simmons & lady sc n Wright, Boston
3 Misses Simmons, do RsWlliams, Md
Mr. l. Simmons, do nj Seiffart, Prussan M in
Miss Mariny, do lister To Mexico
t Hayes, Washington Mrs Seifiart and daugh-
J. Scott, II Loui. ter, do
National Hotel,
Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th street
NJ Stein, NY Miss Nj wilkins, Miss
A J Little lady, 2 sons Magruder, Md
daughter, Ga ID Calmisnil, KY
II u Carsway, do c Harris, r, NO
+ Nj Hankel, sc Camper, Havana
] B Mallard, Ga Mr. Gilbert, n
MIR & Mrs Lewis, Phila 5 p Davise & lady, Ga
J WELLER, do c Dowse, do
w Morris, do 5 w Carmichael, Va
Swan, Cumberland l. Brcese, U.s.
Owen, La JE II Crabbe, Va
w Calhoun, U S A Miss Bremen, the
Mr. Boyd & servt, Miss thoress
Miss Wilkins, do
Gsdsby's Hotel.
CornU Of Pennsgiuania Aps,ris aud Sd street.
5 Perry & lady, sc J b Polk, Md
G NJ Foster daughter, Miss Young, Philad
Ala w Martin, Bait
Miss A L. Cushman, NY y Norris, Ga
w Tingley, Pa w IL Tuck, Md
w NJ Nicholson, c r II Long, Fla
r X King, RI J Scott lady, Ky
Il Gardner, 10 Floyer, n
+ A Alone do J McSherry, Md
J b Gilmer, Va Ward & ladies, n
Il Il Duncan, Ohio
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and l2th street.
Mackay, Fla Mrs Pratt, Bristol
w Aston do Miss Pratt, do
G. Clark, Mass NJ Heiskcll, Philad
Mrs Clark do IS German, Ny
hIoale, Bait J p Espy, Washington
NJ ii Driscoll, Canada w Copeland, Y
II Andrews, do Monteverde, do
T. Pratt, Bristol
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FnoM RIO JANEIRo-By the arrival of the Gym
thia, Captain Rogers, we have advices from Rio
Janeiro to the 18th Of May sixteen days later than
those previously received.
The yellow fever still continued to manifest its
presence, but was gradually disappearing Y
Commercial Advertiser.
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lIy-Felcon Boat Ciub.-Tbc regular monthly
meeting of the Club will be held at MIR J. &.
MEG UiRE's, ON s. street, near Tenth, on Monday
evening next, July !, at O'Clock.
June 2q-S&M
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SALE OF MARINE CLOTHINc.

QUARTsRMAsTER's OFFICE, MAINE CoRPs,
June %, 1850 :
ITO BE SOLD at the Marine Barracks on WE'D
Il NESDAY, the 81 July next, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, sundry lots of Marine Clothing,
consisting Of linen Jackets, linen Pantaloons uni
form Coats. uniform Caps, Shoes, &C. sc.
Sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock, a IN.
June 26-WSM&W
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
% Pin.y Point, Old Point, Norfolk, and
Cape Henry.

TO Pin.y Point, Old Point, Norfolk. and
Cape Henry.
THE STEAMER OSCEOLA will
+ 20 leave Washington upon plea
sgtoX5drdaS sure trip Ia the above places, ON
uson "wednesday, the 30 July, at Z
O'Clock and Alexandria at half past three ocloc X,
p. m. arriving az Pney Point about lOo'clock. and
Norfolk early next morning, when she viii leave
again Immediately for Old Point and the Capes, al
iording the company an excellent opportunity ior
bathing 60 enjoy tho sca breeze" witness the cxtcn-
hive Qualifications. &c.
The boat will return after the brilliant display OF
Firc. Works from Fortrcss Monroe, To Norfolk
where the next day can be passed very pleasantly
ia visiting the Navy Yard. Dry Dock, Big ship
Pennsy yania, and other objects OF interest;
Returning the Osccols will leave for Washing
ton ON Friday. the 9Th, at 4 O'Clock, p. m.
Good music will be in attendance.
Passage and Fare Ia Pney Point and return,
and Lady, $40 90.
June 27-btd JAMES MITCHELL, Capt.
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C~EAsnAIoUA AND CORNING RAmKoAp, The
Ontario Messenger says that the construction OF this
road il now a matter Of certainty.
al meeting of the directors in this village on
Thursday last, more than suiiiciency al the
stock taken TO enabl.' them at once 10 rom-
mencr operations; and on Monday last, the cngi-
neer entered upon the WORK of stalking out tho line
preparatory To letting tn untracts. 1t is umicr-
stood dat the directors arc making all necessary
arrau Z, nents 60 push the work with all practical
speed, and that ground will be broken and the
grading commenced in about month. That will
be Il day OF interest 10 the people OF this county,
and along the whole line; and We hope 10 see the
work begun with proper public demonstration.
in the course OF human events, the will be on
the course by the Ith of July, 1851
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THE SUBSCRIBERS take this method ol inform
i ing their customers that their respective hall
yearly accounts will be made up 10 the 25th instant
and delivered before the let Of July when it Ia cop-
hdcntly expected Of all to come forward, settle up
aud start afresh Y. III. HOOE X co.
June 25-2wif Union
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Nyw YoaK USwsasiTy. The Rev. George w
Bsthunc ID. ID, has bccn elected Chancellor oi tnr
University Of The city Of New York, IN place "i
Hon Theodore Frelinghuysen. Mr. Y. Y, a M p
fmcrlv of the College OF Louisiana, of the Rev
DR. Anthon, has been chosen Professor OF Greek
language, and Literature.
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05- The Association OF Teachers VIII meet
in the lecture. Of the Smithsonian Institution
this afternoon. at five o'clock Subject for discus
zion Corporal Punishment"
The public respectfully invited TO attend
O. &. WIGHT,
July Secretary.
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From the Portsmouth, Pilot.

The performance Of this petit model OF war
steamer, which left here days since for w ash
iDgton. has been most satisfactory during her last
CRUST oi some eight or nine months
Previous to her being repaired aud htted ont at
this yard her performance was very indifferent,
and the accommodations for the officers and men
any thing bat comfortable. The Department came
very near selling her with the "Spithre," as use
less She was rebuilt AT this yard, under the com
mand of Commodore Sloat and MIR. Hartt, naval
constructor. The engine ovcrhaulcd and re-
arranged, the shafts raised, boilers turned end for
end and several other alterations, under the drec
ton Of William Sewell. esq, u. s. N He attached
new t-of of his own invention To the engine.
which, we are informed, is extremely simple, and
works remarkably well. The officers and men
have, by the present arrangements, comfortable
quarters and are highly pleased with her and her
performances
Her expenses are very small, indeed, being one
hundred dollars per month less than gun brig.
She did more duty and visited more ports than
four gun briggs could have done in the space
of tine therefore being equal to four at less than
one fourth of the expense. She has another add
vantage. She get into the small ports close up
TO the cities where her presence is of much
more service than n vessel in the ofiing, some ten
or twenty miles distant.
She reflects much credit upon those who fitted her
out, and upon her efficient commander, Captain
Ward, upon whose instance she was overhauled.
This navy yard is the best located of any in the
United States for fitting out and repairing steam
ers, there being large steam engine establish
ment and foundry almostadjo The engines
for the new steamer Powhattan are building at
the Gosport iron works
Some second and third class steamers are much
wanted in our navy.
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I,LAGETT q DoDsON would

I'bAGETT ~ DoDsoN would most respect
~ fully inform those of their customers whose ac'
counts remain their books not closed that their
respective bills will be Issued or about the hrs
of the month, when settlement for the same,
either with the money by notes at short dates
will be most thankfully received.
Julv I-3tif CIAGETT X DODSON.
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Some time ago the Art Journal contained letter
from "A lady ON the shapes of parasos, the writer
tastefully suggesting that great improvement
in their formrtion the CONFEDERATION of flowers,
stead of the antique nushtoon shape This sug-
geston ns far IL mechanically practicable, is
carried out by the invention ri the FIorilorm para
sol, which exhibits, when open the elegant outline
of an EXPANDED flower.
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"ALEXIs EvsTAPHIEvE.

Fox AND WISCONSIN RIVER IMPRovEMENT--F FIRST
LOCK CoMPLETEp.--The Green Bay -Aduocafe an
nounces that the lock and canal AT Depere com
peted, and that the first boat passed on Saturday,
18th. The steam communication is thus open ed
from Green Bay TO Rapdc Crochc, seventeen
miles. Boats will soon run three miles further, to
the Kaukaliu.
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MAPLE Sueks.-Thc amount Of sugar msnufsc-
turcd from tho sap OF the rock or sugar maple, IN
the northern tier of States, extending from New
Hampshire 10 Ohio, is absolutely immense. 1t IL
said 20 be lugr, by very considerable amount,
than all made from the cane. by the labor OF ne
groes or otherwise in the whole United States
Boston Oi,ps Branch.
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NOTICE.

nUR Office will be closed, customary, on the
~ 9Th inst Persons having notes then falling
due are respectfully requested TO attend TO them
The day prcvious CORCORAN & RIGGS.
III 4
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST AN OFrlCgR.-Danel
ID. Warren, prominent citizen of Springfield re-
Gently brought an action for SANDER against officer
Stark weather, of Bstou, laying the damages at
SlO,OW The case was tried at Spring field last
week, and the jury returned fee thousand doAarI
Stark weather was in Springfield some weeks since
counterfeit money. While there the officer charg ed
Mr. Warren in the public streets with being concern
ed with Taylor and large traickcr in Counterfeit
bills. Hence the suit; and the result should be IA
caution all, and especially 10 police officers, how
they give utteraicc To suspicious against respect
able citizebs.-L 0iceH J0mndi.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

and
ddhea
The @JHe @drd of h
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The Consul General of Russia publishes in the
New York Courier and Enquirer the following no
tice
dustrW ana natural hlor~ have een 81 sea arr
all countries to the emperor aud the members OF
the imperial family III such numbers that it has
been found necessary to establish fair rule for
their admission Hereafter and from this date, all
persons wishing to address the emperor or the
members of the imperial family, requested to
inform the Russian Legation OF their intentions. In
every case, the Legation is bound 10 apply for a
special permission, and, when received, will advise
Abe interested parties.
.'The observation Of these fornaiites will be
strictly enforced, and notice whatever will be
taken of those who will neglect to conform to them.
Russian Consul General,
.AIEXIS EVSTAPIIE,VE
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Drafts hereto
fore drawn but
not yet paid,
though pa yable
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NEW hooks JUST RECEIVED.

MO. 2, of Harpcr's New Monthly Magazine.
IN Hylton House and its Inmates, by the author
of the Hcnpecked Husband.
Doctor Johnson--Hs Religious lhlc and His
Death, vol l2mo. fOr sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Iuly Bookseller's. near 9th II.
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~ cross sections and elevations Of the various pro-
posed routes, geological colorings, &c, &c.
Just published from new English map, and
this day received by FRANCK TAYLOR.
July
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SHADE TREEs.-The trees appropriate as orns-
mental and shade trees, in the streets Of ciucs,
should by this time be determined on We do not
think the beet selections have been made for the
Avenue. The ailanthus, or tree Of heaven, has nci
Their the beauty nor odor that would justify its
name; and we have heard il pronounced unwholc-
come
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CARD.
'I'HE subscribers beg leave To notify their nu-
i merous patronD that their respective accounts
will be sent to them on the 18th of this month, and
respectfully request settlement from all on the
lst of July, either by cash notes at short daes
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co..
June 26-d2wif
a. FOR SALE. at Private Sale. on accom-
NiiE InOdatinH tcrms.-The subscriber wishes
dispose of two three story Brick Houses situated
in the First Ward, III very healthy and pleasant
situation. One contains ten rooms on the main
part of the building, five coal CRATES, eleven presses,
three cellars. four rooms in back building, and
pump in the yard; the other has seven rooms, com
prising basement beside the garnet, pump of the
best water by the basement. The proprietor pre-
fers to sell them at very low price than to rent
JOSEPH BOULANGER'S,
June l9-law3w St, near War Dept.
LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 3eO-I2, cts.
Commencing Mem Volume.
CONTENTS.
/ Ralph Waldo Emerson British Quarterly Re
2. DR.. COPELAND on Palsy and Apopexy-Spee-
3. Calmet's Phantom world-Specfator.
4. Lettuce Arnold, Chapters VII, VlII.-Ladtes'
Companion.
5. Gossip about Children Godey's Lady's Book
6. The Story OF "The Requiem''-FTaser's Maya
zine
Z. The Arctic Expcdtion-NetD York Tribune.
PoETRY: My Christian Name; The Poets Life.
SHORT ARTICLES: New Printing Machine; Mode
of finding Bog Timber in Ireland.
WARRINGTON, December 81, l545
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Ltcra-
ture and Science which abound la Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to TO be the most
useful II contains, indeed, the exposition only of
the current Literature of the English language but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human mind In the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS
Published weekly at SO year. by
v. LITTELL n Co., Boston.
And sold by JOS. SHILLlNGTON,
June 25- dtw&wlw corner.Pa. av. and al ST.
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GADsDY,s HOTEL
DLANNETT,s BlTrEKs. This article Is big

Corner Of PennsyIvanin avenue and I'D 81.
Near Railroad Dspof, Washington
Oct. Tiff
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Tne LATE FiRr Disturbances The reel of the
blue Dick" company was taken home from the
carriage builder, gOud a. new, on Saturday. 1t
seems that runor attributed the breaking this reel
to the Anacosiia Company. That company held a
meeting on the 10Th ulumo. at which resolutions
were adopted denying the charge, aud calling for
proof to convict any of its members Their rcsolu.
tions have been communicated to the Northern Lib
critics Company, and IL is expected that action will
be had thereon this OF tomorrow evening.
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MISS BnsNra, the distinguished euthoress. ar
rived in city few days since, and took lodg
ings at the National Hotel.
Grace Greenwood" Though this Is but nom
de pluns,) the distinguished American authorcss,
ia prcsen, the gues, of DR. Bailey, editor OF the
National Era
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BENEFIT or THE WAsmsGToE MoSuMENT. We
refer TO the advertisement for notice Of the rhcto
rical exhibition Of the students of the preparatory
department of Columbian college.
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PAySss Gao EXPLODED Til report that con
tract bad been entered into to light the Asor house
with the socalled "water gas of Mr. Payne, il de-
MED. 1t appears from the following statement in
the New York Journal Of Commoce of yesterday
that the whole thing is humbugi
"A party composed of distinguished chemists
from this city, Princeton, and Boston, and other
gentlemen interested, met at Worcester, day or
two since, to examine the apparatus construciedby
MIR. Payne, To illustrate his alleged discovery oi
method of manufacturing gas. Mr.. Payne
left town the approach of these gentlemen, but
his brother remained 10 do the honors. They hrst
visited the machine Mt the Exchange, which re-
mains in tho damaged condition TO which we al
udcd last week. They then adjourned TO his
house, where the gas il shown burning, and sue
cccdcd in detecting the trick by which viscrs have
heretofore been deceived They will furnish full
account of the exhibition in day or two, and Eek
plode' this humbug, which has excited such q
large share OF public attention"
Wool TaADE roa is50-New England contains,
AT this time four hundred wooilvn factories cspa-
Die Of consuming, when in full operation. thirty.
five million pounds OF wool. To supply this guam
tity she has the surplus received through the New
York canals three fourths of the importations.
about one quarter OF Pennsylvania receipts, and
the surplus from her own wool growers New
York canals, 1871 400 pounds; New England
surplus say 5000 900; three ourths iinportations
10 aOI 900 one fourth Pennsylvania receipts
| .2sO. 900 Total for New England, 3i,fl2,902
pounds. m
New York produces about twenty millions, and
there was received from the West, 10y the way Of
Buffalo, eight millions and quarter more, which
would leave about eight millions, after deducung
the amount received through the canals for home
consumption But 10 this = 10 be added about four
millions of foreign wool making total consuinR.
ton of, at least, twelve millions. PennsylvanN
and New Jersey consume about ten millions more !,
and the consumption iu all other States will make
about ak millions more. II would require, then,
for the consumption of the manufactures, for the
coming year, If the fabric should be in brisk de
mand not lcss than sixty five millions Of pounds.
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PUsLIc ScHooL These will com.
mence this afternoon, at O'Clock, with the male
and female schools of the first district, l4h and
streets, conducted by Mr.. ;. Kelly and Mrs. Hen.
shaw.
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BANK OF THE METRoPoLls.W We perceive that
the trustees of this bank the oath of June - dc
cared dividend of four per cent out of the profits
Of the current business for the last six months,
and IAN extra dividend of five per cent. out Of
profits realized within the same period"
An election for trustees of this bank for the
suing year will be held at the banking house this
day, between ten and one o'elockj and at the gen
eral meeting Of the stockholders other matters
lating TO the institution will probably be acted
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The first blackberries OF the season sold at the
Centre Market on Saturday at a levy quart
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FoURrH OF July ExcURsIoS.-The steamer Gee
ola offers inducements TO such as desire excur-
sion by water on this day of pleasure seeking.
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The Sabbath School of the Fourth Presbyterian
church will celebrate the Fourth Of July at Der
rvs woods" Preparations are in progress 10 ren'
der the day Of security, pleasure, and profit
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-09
The Public Lands.

The little interest felt by the wealthy
classes, especially the commercial and
landed portions of them, in relation to ma
king the public lands available to the seo.
pie, is easily accounted for. Tie scheme
of the peoples occupying these lands does
not propose to enrich them. That is suf-
ficient answer, but there are other answers.
The more dense our population, the great
er the revenues of landlords, merchants,
and manufacturers. A dense population
makes labor cheap and rent high. small
tradesman in New York, or in any other
city, pays to his landlord during forty
years business, not less than fifteen or
eighteen thousand dollars for rent, although
the house occupied, might not have cost
over one thousand dollars, at the end of
this period his labor and the labor of 9TH
ers, have made the land on which it stands
worth perhaps five or ten thousand dollars;
| in addition to thus owning the house at the
end Of forty years, the landlords gain has
been at the lowest calculation twenty-five
thousand dolars--a very good reason we
think why landlords should not trouble
themselves in favor of the peoples owning
their own homestead. Let the people
heed the fact---N. Y. Workers. Journal.
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The Homestead.

The homestead of every man is a holy
thing, which no law, no monopoly should
be able to wrest from the family. Give the
father his home in fact and secure it, and
he will feel that he has position, station,
character and rights worthy to defend
He is permanent inhabitant of the State,
and he is heart and soul devoted to the in
terests of the State; for her interest is his
interest. But let the wealthy capitalists be
able to monopolize the soil, and sieze al
most at will upon the poor mans home-
stead and we shall have monied aristoc.
racy 10 lord it over the people as cruelty
as ever the English aristocracy made la
borers and dependents by the law of en-
tail. The only ultimate source of safety
the masses of the people possess against
the sure encroachments OF capital upon la
Dor, is to be found in the exemption of the
Homestead, anu me guarantee on the right
to labor by laws founded on the natural
right of man to life.