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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-ls51.
From Net0 Fork and intermediate Places.
00ls
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES

NA~A@AA 4bxsoOO14ON We AnAS1<1.
:, Bargains! Bargauas!!
IcLAIN HARRY, SEVENTH STREET, would most
Il specially inform their friends and the public gene
rally that they positively selling off their stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods at prime cost for CASH Pur
chasers rest assured that there humbug about it,
All they ask is CALL and they promise that shall
go away disappointed.
H Remember that their store, for the present. is
SEVENTH STREET, between ii and /. June eff
J. A. KIRKPATRICK,
MARBLE AND FREE-SToNE CUTTER,
street. betioeen 13th and 14t, Washington city, d. c.
ll Foot Stones, &C., constantly hand, of the best
quality and workmanship. All kinds Of Stone, Build
ing, &C. All kinds of work in his line faithfully executed
ut the shortest notice. ap l8-u
General Banking and Exchange Business.
COPARTNERSHIP.
rINHE undersigned respectfully announce to the public
that they have entered into copartnership for the
transaction of general Exchange and Banking business
in the city Of Washington, under the firm Of
sELDEN, wITHERs 4 co.
All business entrusted to them will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM sELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
Of Alexandria, Virginia
r. w. LATHAM,
OF the city of Washington
L. P. BAYNE,
mar Oft OF Baltimore, Maryland.
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JOHN L. SMITH,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND MAGISTRATE,
Office Eighth street, opposite Market.
DUSINESS Of all kinds requiring the attention Of a
ID Attorney, Magistrate or Agent, will be prompt
attended to- Claims brought before Congress and tn
Departments will receive prompt attention by bein
placed In his hands.
Zee moderate June 12-y
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BALTIMORE, July 1872 p. m.
Nothing done in -four. Red wheat 84@86,
white 94@98.
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The first number of this paper may be expected TO APP
pear early in August and It is desired that those who
disposed TO further its great Objects by their patronage,
should indicate their wishes before that time. Orders and
communications addressed post paid to Gurey Good
loc will receive immediate attention.
X. r. GURLEY,
r. GODDInE
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TILY PAPER.-One sheet OF this Paper will de-
stroy 10000 Flies. 1t is for sale, with full direc-
tons, at the corner Of II and Seventh sts- by
June IL J. r. CALLAN.
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VNOSGATE'S AnOdyne Cordial
Never fails to cure Cholics, Cholera Morbus Diar-
rheas, and the Summer Complaints generally, and may
be had, at 81 u cents per bottle of J. +. CAJLAN,
June ll---dtr Corner of IL and It'll streets.
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REV. BILLY HIBBARDs PILLS.

widely celebrated for Bilious affections Dr. BENJAMIN
- Rnsh,s pills Wriphts Indian vegetable Pills, and
Hurd,s Pills for sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
an s-eo nth at opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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GEORGE z. KIRK,

House and Sign Painter, and Gldzier,
South side avenue between 9th and 18th Streets
Dwelling South street. between 7th and 8th streets,
snd Is prepared to execute to order all descriptions OF
work In his line ap 15-6m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEM YoRK. JulY IS D. n

The markets are changed but little Cotton
has declined half cent since the arrival of,the
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/ THE SUBSCRIBERS will despatch
N SPECIAL MESSENGERS, two or more
I'M times per month, by Steamships, via
CHAGRES and PANAMA, in charge
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First Premium Grand and Square Pianos.

Nos. 4, 9, 8, Q, and IL Eutaw street, Bal
timore. New tributes TO the excellence
of Baltimore made Piann Eortes. Tho
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ton stock has declined aths. Governmer

The Baltic has sailed and takes out 1920, 900
in specie, and rs passengers.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23
TO THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS.

Ia the city q wsshiseson "Nsto0s Isssllgsncsr Of
shs sh nsssss counsnicssn sppssn slgnsd y WIN. d.
Lsuis n. O. WickssAsn. J. b. TssvoEs George Ruude,
s ys sss $ - j s's .is & fsess S -
n sysskiss - sslss sn1 - uAsm ~ sspssss hsba
Go Z a. pss1tpsd ~ - TnsA " sss willing 70 rssSvs
u psymsos - ~ padpsl sua any P csot In cash, snd
- eks 1Ay - esnts tsUuAM uiA ~ ths interest," Inland
Issp Wsknow MI vkon shis esmmitsss may rprsssnt
bs Isa s1eA vsoposoa 10y - undsssood being
ssnssd % " su your esdsss sssidsnt hess. aaie
that . hodcs and representative d your psssed dsbt,
created By scs n hs IN q June. 1881, portion Of which
hes col he psssen owners original par value, Ne entirely
descent 10 any sstlismsnt snch bass
Your Asdos end Conpsass hsvs isusd 10 thsir
6csies having susndsssd original evidences debt,
thst Tsxss did csvs veus l 70 PEI cs0t principal and
have aeAnowlsdssd ks pr esnisss dus In interest
tbs class of securities hsd. We claim that shs did fe
osvs vslos fcs the n sosaf md Inst entitled 10
he ssms. with 10 pss interest from The 7th
al JuDs. 1897. until psid.
Thb wss one a. ks sss dsb created By The Republic
n ms IL sssss need land scrip having bssn issued 10
1885, ard sd by her agents In Nsw 0ssns snd slswhers
q Any csn pr scs Cor cash, lssss portion q which was
SURRENDERED y hs holds taking IN lieu thssst@ cscasss
In the consodassd fund o ihs IN Juns, 1897 We russ
you will s svsn accord 70 his cla Of dsb clear te
uU payment o The vs mions United States reserved
fund JOHN b. BUDD,
WIN. b. HANsELL & SONS,
WIN. b. HART,
JAMES r. SMITH,
q. MACALESTBR,
CHAs. w. POULTNEY.
PHrLADILrsiA, Arsusr Is. 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

FaxDEaIKA BazMER ON MARRIED MEH.-The Boston
Atlas says that Benedicks should make the accomplished
swede their best bow and give her piece Of ae in token
Of their thanks for the following hearty testimony In their
favor as class. Moreover, they should all join fsveaty in
the wish that her time may enjoy what she
appears soulfay appreciate the value Of good married
man. She says
81 confess then that find, and have found,
man more loveable, captivating, than whsn be 10
married that s 10 say, good married man. man
handsome, perfect in my eyes, when
he maied-as when be ID husband, and the father Of
family in his manly wife and children, and
the whole domestic CIRCLE which, in his entrance into the
married state closed around him. and constitute part Of his
home and his world. He II not merely ennohled BY this
poi,ion, but be 10 actually besu6ed BY it. Then be s
pears the Of creation and II is only such
man this who is dangerous 10 me- and with whom am
inclined 70 fall 10 love. But hen propey fobids H. And
Moses and oil European Legislators declare to 30 sinful
and all married would consider Il sacred duly 10
stone me- Nevertheless cannot prevent the thing Il 10
and be otherwise and my only hope OF sppeasng
those who excited against in my further confession
that love affects pleasantly the contemplation Of no
happiness makes happy that between married Peo-
pie. II seems to me that l. living unmarried, or matches,
have with that happiness little to dol but It So and al
ways 90"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23
The following gentlemen have been appointed
by the South Carolina Institute as Delegates 70 the
Fair in London, viz:

THE METHODIST CHuRcH PaorERrr CAss.-The Mstho-
dist Book Concern in the city Of New Yosk, and the agency
Of the Church South established Richmond, Virginia,
have jointly published full report Of ths arguments In the
p..erty snt tried M.y i.s bsfass s uasd sses Cir
cui. Court for the southern district Of New Yok makes
handsome volume Of nearly four hundred pages and
the production ofM RrcHlnD Surros, the weknown Con-
gressions Reporter the accuracy and perfect aness Of whose
reports are proverbia The present volume will possible.
add to Mr. SUrross reputation. b verbatim report O.
what was said, quoted referred to the trial. and will
remain as memorial the Methodist Church, beth North
and South Of event in their joint history which, though
the members Of the Church generally deplors s occurrence
yet having taken place. every Methodist must be glad 70
have the proceeding put upon record in form which both
parties the suit have admitted to be correct The volume
we believe be sold for fifty censa scarcely rsmuners-
live price, for is elegantly printed and contains much mat
ter-on the supposion that almost every member Of the
Church will desire to possess faithful report Of the sgu-
ments on both sides Of the important case.
IN Y Commercial Advertiser
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE
MENT OF SCIENCE, now in session at Albany, is
in the eleventh year Of its existence, though but the
fifth Of its organization under the present titles it
having been formerly known simply as the "Asso-
citation Of Geologists and Naturalsfs." For some
years ii was confined to the classes Of scientific men
whose occupations caused this title; but the wants
of science in America, and the growing desire for
investigation and research, and the comparison Of
results and IDEAS induced an extension Of its sphere
Of action, and the formation Of the present society,
under the comprehensive title of " The American
Association for the Advancement Of Science" In
its plan and objects, the Association now CORE
spends to the British Association whose results for
many years past have been such substantial addi-
tions TO the knowledge Of the world. The Ameri-
can Association now comprises upward Of six hun
dred members, many Of whose names are known
in this country and Europe as shining lights in the
world Of science.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

TEE FIaE AxxrHILAroR In the Rutherordton (N. C.)
Mountain Banner there appears allegation he truth Of
which the Banner has to doub) from Dr. w. A.
GsAmAn Of Mcdowell county, the effect that be
the first who msds the discovery how to apply practically
carbonc gss 70 extngush destructive fire flames. DR.
Graham claims the invention far back 1887 in Novem
bar Of which year be filed bis specifications and csyea which,
be sa.ss still remain in the Patent Office at Washington
The Doctor his intention Of repairing this city
upon the meeting Of the Congress- bis spplica
ton for patent, which, sppeas refused BY the Patent
Ocs 10 S3 on account Of the Invention being stated not
70 possss that novelty which would justify the Office in ssu
ng one and doubts existing lie being capable Of being
carried Into effect According to DR.. Grahams statement
Mr. Calhoun brought the matter before The Senate in ss9
and spscia commuss vas appointed to investigate j. but
pscunsy dcutes prevented the Doctor appearing before
the committee and the affair 70 have dropped until
now when the paragraphs that have recently appeared in the
papers relative Mr. ParLIIrss alleged discovery have again
brought DR.. Graham before the Public.
A correspondent has taken the trouble to ascer-
tain, as far the rules of the Patent Office would
permit, the truth Of the statement above, and finds
1t 70 De correct. A caveat was so filed, and is now
IN the archives Of the Office. He fears, however,
that the original motive for refusing patent would
be OF even mote validity now than when first made,
for these reasons:
acd gas was known long prior 10 1887 be In
capable Of supporting either combustion or animal life Again.
10 an unmxsd ssae must b open 10 the objection Of be
ing too heavy, and thus having always tendency to fail
the boomo and much the more a the air in he
10 from hsat Hence conAsgrs,ion mieht no
vigorously above the upper stratum Of the injected cabonc
scd gaswhis in certain circumstances demanding their pre-
sencs n burning building. fremeu would be In danger Of
suocaon from the gas ITSELF Thus 10 such would
not only b inefficient against the e bot be destructive TO
those employed In putting il out PHrLrIrss gas appears
from tho various testimony have read the subject be
free from all thsss weishty objections"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INrELLIcEscER.

The subscription price of this paper for year 10 TnHxs
DeLLAHs, payable In advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress, averaging eight
months,l the price will be Two DoLLARs, for the short
Sessions OsE DoLLAR per copy. n.
Areduction Of 20 per cent Tor oneh Of thefu chrge)
will be- made any whosha order and pay or At
time ave copies Of the Weekly papers ndske reduction
Of 25 per cent Cor fourth Of the full chazge 70 any ont
who will pay for at time ten or more copies
No accoSns being keptfor this paper il will not be for
wsded to any unless paid for in advance nor sent
longer than the time for which it 10 80 paid.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23
AGRICULTURE IN CALIFORNIA.

Several ls,ss have bssn p1bhsd In ths papers furnishing
details of the srssnss sgcuiul opsrsons 10 California Of
Mr. Hornss Of New Jsssy. For The as two pro-
dues Of h farm hes amounted each year 10 sbout OO0
We end 10 the Ala California letter from him. dassd q his
farm ermissioo Dc Sen Jess ssns CIsn vsllsy. July O.
He ssys hs wss bosn in Monmouth county, New Jersey,
(whsss his fs,hsr and family rsdds.) The 18Th Of
June, 1891 He lsA Nov York on The 4sh Of February.
1896 wh bic wi5s two weeks ass marriage fos California,
By way of Csps Horn and shs Sandwich Isnd fos shs
press purpose of farming. taking Tie necessary implements
with him. He arrived in ssn Frsnesoo he following An.
guss Having skescbsd hs history. BE- proceeds 70 give
account of bis doings IN Csl6csnis follews; III
Fsasr YrAs-I 6amsa sxy acres In various kinds o psc-
ducs, but gathered nOahing bas dssr experiences.
6Ec0SD YEAa.-I wss thrown Into confuscn on account
Of the gold ines Help could not b hired q sny pcs and
am crsdby Informed mai The Govsnos hmss had 10 cook
his own msas farmed but very Lte and finally caught
the gold eysr and The mines end there caught The
sssr and sgOs and returned 70 my farm gathered moth
ing the second year.
could not hire hands for sxiesn dollars pr dy tried 10
enter into co-psnershp, but co1d not secs n, 81 had
rather 20 the minea None Of brothers The
country But would not he dsspponted. got The asat
ancs hvss indiana and ws wsusto the mountsn twsasy
fve miles Distant and thsss worked n hs Nd wood,
(ceds Of Lebsnoa for Of thsm thss hundred sl
hgh) until got rails and poss sucsnt 10 secure 6hssD
scIss which planted principally 10 PSssess Tbs produce
gathered ives worth sixssn thousand dollars but unfostu
and the scarcity Of hsp. Thus ended ths third year.
FouaIa YEAn.-My younger bso,ha srissd u January.
We managed TO fence 400 sores and farm l60 prince
pally n potatoes and our crop yielded sbou folows
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

MURDER AT MoETIcELLo.--A letter TO the Vicksburg
Sentinel from Monticello, Pike county, dated August de-
tails one Of the most cold booded and deliberate murders
recollect to have read of. The letter Gays
On Tuesday morning, early, MI. Wilson Smith came to
the village bringing with him his gun, for the purpose Of
going hunting VIM. Gay said to Smith, II can beat you
shooting for half pint Of whskey Smith laughed and said
You cant bit y yar's and walked of some fifteen
or twenty PAGES and said, You can't bit this hy,
il you choose Gay presented his gun at Smith and fred
lodging The entire load 10 his abdomen which caused his death
about half hour Gay made his escape, and has not
been apprehended Smith poor but industrious hard
working man. and leaves wife and relatives and
friends 10 deplore his less"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

fession was extoried by fear, and the evidence
did not justify conviction, the result would have
vindicated the justice OF public and impartial
trial by jury Of unprejudced men, and exhibited
the danger to which innocence s exposed by secret
trials and sudden executions. The right Of de-
fence, the opportunity Of employing counsel and
summonlng witnesses, which the law gives 10 the
accused, is shield for the protection Of innocence
and implies no sympathy with guilt. The annals
Of Jurisprudence in all countries and in all times
demonstrate the necessity of that security to the
maintenance Of right, and that where Il does not
exist the weak and supplemented are exposed 10
be made responsible for the crimes Of the wicked
and the strong.
II the state Of society in Cal ala demands the
existence OF a." Committee Of glance" the &C.
tim Of that body should be in q operation with the
ol<cer Of Justice. Acting ,in Ge6ance Of the law,
it magistrates abuses more dangarous than those
~ Qh y seeks % remedy. The deIenderG of this
1SyociatOh Point % ~ xpps1 q puuubsrs
u ia evidence Of iWxpcpularity. No wonder mat
people aspire to enrol themselves on it's lists.
would not rather be the master than the slave! II
is the supreme power in the State. Its control is
unlimited. Life, liberty, properly, and reputation
are at its mercy. In the language Of the local judi
ciary, il overrides the Laws and sets the Const-
tuition at defiance" Its organization is extending
itself by branches throughout the whole of Califor
MIA. AT the last advices placing full confidence in
the accusations of murderer and villain whom it
had Just put to death for his crimes, it was scour-
ing the State to secure the persons of those who
were so unfortunate as TO be obnoxious to his de-
nunciations. Its usurpaton has no limit in extent
Of power, and it may be that it's limit Of duration
will be determined only when it arrives at pitch
Of insolence that calls for action in virtue of the
Federal Constitution, which makes it the duty Of
the United States TO Guaranty to every State in
this Union republican form Of government"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

A RAas FLowEn--Tbe first and only specimen Of the
Victoria Regs "a species Of wafer hy) grown in this
country in bloom at spvingbook farm the residence
Of Caleb Cope Esq., the President Of the Pennsylvania Hor
ticuliural Sccsy. The seed from which this plant was
grown Obtained from the Royal gardens st Kew 10 March
last and hoshouse built By Mr. Cope for the proper
development Of the flower. II growing 10 tank twenty
four feet in diameter and the whole surface Of the s
nov covered with the leaves the largest Of which six and
q half feet In diameter. philadelphia Ledger.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

MAMxoTH WHEAT.-We saw some specimens of Oregon
wheat yesterday which exceeded any thing in that line
which has fallen under observation II
in height and is declared by the United States officers
who brought |, from Oregon to be only fair sample Of
6eld Of fory-ve in which he cut IT, The heads
large probably containing hundred grains each The
soil which grew is nothing but the original earth Of
Oregon, no artificial manure having been used
ICakfornia Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

The steamer Cherokee arrived at New York last
night from chagres. bringing more than two mil
lions and half Of gold dust on freight besides a
considerable amount in the passengers.
She also brings the California mails to the 18th
ulimo, the contents Of which have been anticipated
BY previous arrival from San Juan.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

9esides the above. shsrs win b sss sasiv = sssn>
peas meons, and nsr garden snd ses oss thoo-
sand sheep and hogs besides cattle slmo
the acres Of land which they E. Ths ssisy. ~
sources fully developed. would supply shsa ni
lion Of population.
wrs from knowIedss Of the fsssa hsvins spsns GO
years in the valley There 100000 of gscd nls
bic land within lis borders. The pocssa vii yisd seeo
pounds Of wheat barley, and he bss 7oooo psssds
onions, per acre.
notwithstanding the psssns prices AZ sbcr vhieh GO
about $40 per month, my caeusicns. basd apcs ssps-
mental knowedge such wansnt mo ia ssax tass
Cali.ornis supply her market In brel pek hU,
barley. and oil kinds Of vsgsssbss ebesp sod snr
quality, than che can BE- supplied from any sasf~ o mo
world
Vegetables win bs very cheap ihsyssr sn ersss NJ
formed that Mr.. Steinbeger has pa'cbs 81 NC sea sn
California potatoes, for the supply Of NE eessn
the year, at three cents per pound.
After the FIRST Of August 1852 Caiiofn's ~ s.ppy -
own msrke, with harley bot when she supply hsssn
with -four is doubtful there are 10 mills m 'hs coosa
snd farmers will raiss wheat without SONS Psossa
"''1e'' ' JOHN NJ HoRNER
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

The Providence Post says that MARTIN VAN
BUREN is ~ buoyant and elastic now as he was
twenty years ago and adds that one reasonrper-
haps is, that he has not drank Intoxicating liquors
in The last thirty years, and is remarkably regular
in every thing save his politics."
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

"PosrAsE srAnrs woHr srIcK "This isa pretty gene.
ri emplsint but 10 unsounded. They wsN stick, II
ycu oa kscw boz % put them Don't wet the back OF
th< asssp myeu do snrs and turns up q the eornerA
The rokf vy y % noissn thoroughly suieentiy large
hrn ps q he sp pssss Il down Ass and sose and
vord a. L. Il Win - so1s a. So aysan exchange.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23

STEAK EsrxRraIsE IN EseLAHp.-The London CORE
spondent the New York Commercial Advertiser says that
amongst the points to be motto ed in regard to the activity
steam enterprise in England is the growing tendency to the
use Of the propeller strong opinion in s favor
recently arrived at BY Parliamentary Committee. and in
work just published important details have been fur
nshed show the improvements which may be made in its
application. series Of tables 10 given illustrative Of the
screw vessels in the British navy From these appears ha.
BY sharpening the stern In the Of vessel called the
7saz, and making few other slight adjustments, she was
propelled faster with forty horse power than she had previous
been BY 100 hore power; while in the Of similar
alteration 10 another vessel called the Reman, il found
that greater speed obtained with 100 horse power than
previously with 400. The R6sman is 4s6 tons, and the
esze ass and the Tessers original engines, when trans
eed 10 hs Rfemsn, drove that vessel nearly two knots an
fssss than they had driven The smaller vessel Those
The construction Of screw vessels would do well
inquire ints these facts 70 obtain the maEnun Of the eff
cisncy with The minimum Of expense.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-23
s...I
OFFICIAL NOTICE
To MercAanfs, Cspfsias, and Osoners of vessels
engaged in commerce pifh Spain.


WAsnInoToH, Aueusr II, ISbI.
This Department has received official informa-
sion. through he Legation Al Madrid, that the Gov
ernment Of Spain has issued orders % The effect
thsi he naniisss Of I'll goods and merchandise
liable 10 sanitary duties in shs ports Of Mahon or
vigo, while The vessels containing them are per-
forming quarantine q those stations, shs be made
out in the Spanish language, instead Of that Of their
respective nations, - heretofore.