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rs THE EXCURSION OF THE
eGe=55E5a5 WASHINGTON CLUB, for the

HaszE nbenefit Of the Washington Mon
unent, will come of the Gath instant. Good CO.
tiilon music will be employed on the occasion.
The steamer COLUMBIA will leave the wharf at
Georgetown at O'Clock p m.; Rley's wharf,
Washington, at 3; Navy Yard at 4; and Alexan.
dria at 8; and from thence proceed to Indian
Head, stopping at Fort Washington long enough
for the party to view the place, &C., SC.
JOHN 7. HOOVER,
CHARLES F. HOLBROOK,
ARTHUR HUMPHREY,
ED. ALEXANDER,
JOHN HOUGH.
THOMAS STONE,
THOMAS SIMON,
BENJAMIN F. HOWARD
JAS. H JENKINS,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Aug IL
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saO REWARD.

l. the apprehension and prosecution to convic-
ton Of all or any Of the boys who yesterday mo.
Tested the Pueblo Indians, now in this city, by
stoning them while walking in the streets.
Aug l4-3td r. H WEIGHTMAN.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
DUNCAN, LEWIS, and BARLOW,
No. l6i JpIHiam Street, Ne,c York.
July 27-3ln
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
DETER LORILLARD, surviving partner OF P. &
G. Lorillard, No. ~ Chatham street, New
York, has constantly on hand and for sale Snuff
and fne-cut Tobacco of the very best quality, war
ranted to keep in any climate. full price current
sent by addressing as above.
July l3-3m
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COALi COALI COAL!

THE UNDERSIG NED 10 now receiving his stock
l. Of Coal, and begs leave to call the attention Of
families and others DESTROYS Of laying in their
Coal for the winter TO the advantages Of pur.
chasing at this time They not only put il away
dry and in better order, but they will be enabled
to purchase 1t upon better terms than at any other
period during the present season, rs Coal and
freight are both advancing. have taken great
pains in selecting my Coal, and can confidently
recommend Il as very superior article, which
will sell on accommodating terms as any other
dealer south of Pennsy lvania.
VIM. r. DOVE.
Aug l4-dlm [lntelligcnocrl
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Aug l4-dlm [lntelligcnccr1

UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
II Three Double Rooms, suitable for families,
completely furnished, with board, can be obtained
by early application. Ono of the rooms lie upon
the second floor, fronting on F street. For TERMS
&C., apply at ,5.... MRS. WILLlS'S,
Aug iO-TuTh&Sat Corner + and 18th streets
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that
L Bayne's Gigantic Panorama of
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE
will positively close on SATURDAY next, the 2lst
Of August, which will be the last exhibition in
Washington
An exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
Admission % cents; children under l2 years OF
age Is cents.
Doors open at Z; Panorama to commence moy-
ing at = O'Clock. Augl6
~ ENTLEMEN's HATsl Fashion for Fall
~ 1s52.-STEVENS, Halter, Browns Hotel,
will THE day introduce Beebe's New York Fall
Style for Genticmeu's Hats.
Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Aug l6-3if
uOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, I'd &C.
IL ries-Putnsm's Semi. monthly Library.
Augl6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, part q
IL Pu,nam's Semi monthly Library.
Rob Roy and The Antiquary-Hart's edition OF
the Waveriy Novels.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Aug16 Booksellers, near 9th Of.
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TWENTY THOUSAND GILT BLOCK LET.
l. TIERS of different sizes, for Signs, carved by
steam machinery.

B. F. CRAGIN,
20 Nassau street, between the Post Office
and the Custom house. New York.
The difficulty Of procuring cheap and handsome
Signs ia now obviated by the use OF these Letters,
having two great advantages over other signs-
they can be packed and forwarded to any part OF
the world without injury, and put up in the de.
sired situation with very little trouble.
o. Gilt letters warranted not to change colors.
July 5-3m
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Nrw pork ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES A. BaUDOUINE

: CHAHLES 4. BiUDOUINE,
335 broadway, New York.
Fashionable FGp6tvs and Uphoistsry Mandatory
and Waythouse
Importer If rich Uphoist<y Goods and Bronsss.
such as Paris Clocks and CandsiaIras
DIanta Ornaments, &c I, &c.
HAS received by late arrivals a large and ele-
IL giant assortment Of Fancy Furniture, Paris
Clocks and Caudelabras, M4n;el Ornaments, SC,
which will be disposed of at unusually low prices.
for cash or approved credit. Aug l6 -3n
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T OST COUPONS.-The following Coupons Of
IL the Preferred Bonds of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, due the LIST instant, have
474, ATS, 476, 2.l5, 2.l53, 2.l54, 2i55, 2l56 and
2,l57, being fourteen Coupons each for thirty dol
lars.
Payment of the same having been stopped, per.
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving them
at the Banking House of
July 3l-d3w CHUBB, BROTHERS
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THE NEW YORK s. LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line ace
The AFLANTIc..... Capt. West
The PACIFIC ...... Capt Nva
The ARCTIC. Capt lice
The BALTIC. CAPT. Cnns,ock
The ADRIATIc. pt. Grafton.
go THESE ships having been built by
<~l.lEBs contract expressly for Government
servce, every care has been taken in
heir construction, and in their nglnes, to ensure
strength and speed; and their uccoinmo oations 70
p-s4sngers are unequalled for elegance and com.
fort
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in
hrst cabin, Sl20 Exclusive use of extra size
state rooms, $500; in second cabins, $40 From
Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eco
An experienced surgeon 10 attached to eac b ship
No berth can be secured until paid for
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ssIr REMINDS NE OF lS40."-How often is this
expression spoken and written in reference to the
unparalleled enthusiasm manifested for the gall
liant Scott. In 1910 the whole country alive
with excitement; mass meetings by thousands and
hundreds Of thousands were held; from Maine to
Florida the rolling waves of popular acclaim eplt
the weikin for "Old Tippecanoe," SO that the as.
tonished poet began to sing
"What has caused this great commotion-mo-
tion-motion,
Our country through" &c.
And now everybody says, This general turning
for Scott reminds one Of lsa0 This popular zeal
brings to mind the old Tippecanoe times, when
Mr. Van Buren, received sixty electoral votes, land
hard work at tbat,) and Harrison ali the rest. In
years to come this year of grace, 1852, will also
Be referred to as precedent to some tremendous
uprising Of the people for liberty, rcpublicansm,
and general improvements, and the utter rout OF
all opposers of the popular will.-Detroit Tribune
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SALE OF IMPROVED LANDS IN OHIO,
CEDED BY THE WYANDOTTS IN 1919

SALE OF IMPROVED LANDS IN OHIO,
CEDED BY THE WYANDOTrTS IN 1s42.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that under the
~ authority vested in this Office, by the acts OF
Sd March, 1913, and 18th July, 1852, the unsod
portion of the improved lands at UPPER SAN
DUSKY. OHIO, coded by the Wyando,ts on the
18th Of March, 1912, will again be offered pub
lie sale. at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, on Monday,
the 9th day Of September next.
By the provisions Of the act Of 18th July, 1852,
the above lands will be offered subject to the mini
mum price of not less than two dollars and fifty
cents per acre, without regard to the valuation Of
the improvements.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing.
ton, this twenty eighth day of July, Ammo Domni
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-two.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July 20
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DATBs OF sAILiN6.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS AGO.,
Nose Wallstreet N: Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY CO.,
Liverpool.
E.G. ROBERTS & CO.,
lSKing'sArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
26 RueNotre Dame des VICTORIES Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre
The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver. bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-.
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of adine
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. ... Dec
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Dun Duty As WHios.--The Raleigh IN. c.
Registsr 10 in nowise dismayed BY the recent con.
fict. II says:
.Although il 10 impossible to say with absolute
certainty what will be the final result of the returns
which are coming in, yet we would appeal to our
friends, whatever it may be, not 10 take off their
ormor. The campaign lie not yet over. Bot a
single battle has been fought The smoke has not
vet cleared away, and we do not know the exact
relative position the two contending forces. But
Il behooves all true gs to stand to their arms, for
whatever may be the result OF this battle, yet
greater and more important conflict is approach
ing-one in which we shall have for our leader q
glorious old chieftaiu, who knew defeat, but
Who, on many q well-fought field, has carried for
ward his countrys standard to victory.
!. Re not dismausd, Wings. But once more to
your arms, at the call of your country"
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PIANO FORTE.

THE SPLENDID PIANO FORTE nufactured
i by Nunns & Clark, New York, for which q
PRIZE MEDAL was awarded by the Committee Of
Managers of the Exhibition Of all Nations at Lon
don. is now being exhibited at the National Hotel
in this city. The public are respectfully invited
to examine 1t. July d
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r AND WARRANTS WANTED.--Thc higb.
IL est market prices paid for all denominations
Of Warrants.
CHUBB, BROTHERS.,
June 2S--dtf Bankers, corner 18th and + sts.
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uARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
III An Odd Volume of Facts and Fictions. in
prose and verse; by Julia Mayo Cabell. I vol.
This day received for sale BY
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
June % Booksellers, near 9Th ct.
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INWKGLB.
CHAaLEsroE. Aug. 10 Sales to-day of 400 bales
and Of the week ZOO bales cotton market firm and
tending upward. Receipts of the week 5000 bales;
stock $50 bales The market is very bare of rice,
and prices are advancing sales at 4 cents
tierces.
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NAvAL.-The United States ship vandaliai, the
Baltimore Times states, was about to leave Valpa-
raise at last advices for the United States, where
she may be expected to arrive after the first Of o.;
tober. '..
The New York Commercial advertiser says:
"Tns United States Fyfgafs Cumberland, Captain
Goldsborough, bearing the broad pennant Of Com.
modore s. H. Stringham, arrived at Athens, from
Naples, on the 10th Of July. The United States
steam irigate San Jacinto. Captain Crabb, was ex
pccted hourly with the Hon. Mr.. Marsh, our Min.
lister at Constantinople. Two ussian, one French.
one Greek, and one Austrian men Of war werc in
port. The Rev. Messrs. Arnold and Baird, friends
Of DR.. King, went on board the Cumberland, and
expressed much pleasure at having the America
flag on that station. The soop Of war st. Louis,
Captain Ingraham, and steam. frigate owhatan,
Captain Merwine, now at Norfolk, have their com.
plement Of officers and to sail Immediately for
the Mediterranean, to join Commodore String.
hams squadron" -
The United States Sioop. ',car Decatur, W.
Green, commander, has arrived at New York from
New Orleans, with sixty eight recruits Her list
of officers is as follows: ..,
"Commander, VIM. Green; Lieutenant, WfF.
Muse; Acting Purser, J. w. Cooke; Acting Lieu,
tenant, Charles w. Hays; Passed Assistant Sur.
geon, J, w. B. Greenhow; Assistant Surgeon, Jas.
b. Whiting; Acting Master, Henry G. Hunter;
Passed Midshipman, Charles Gray; Captain a
Clerk, W. w. Green; Midshipmen, w. Abbott,
E e. Potter, w. H. Dana; Acting Boatswain, J.
Walker; Gunner, w. Burnice; Carpenter, James
Linn; Sailmaker, John J. Stanford"
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"HoNoR BRlaHT,' GENTLEMEN!-The Union
Democrats Of Mississippi, who are going for Pierce
and King, says the Memphis Eagle, are by no
means satisfied with the forced acqucscence in the
Compromise Of their Southern Rights Democratic
allies, who are also going for Pierce. The Colum.
is represented as venerable and patriotic gen.
tleman, has Just addressed q card to the Demo.
cratic State electors, all Of whom with one excep'
toni were Q short time since bitterly and uncem-
promisingly opposed to the Compromise, in which
II says:
.sfou know that tie Compromise measures was
the turning point in the elections last fall and al
though general acquiescence ia now the word, the
waves Of the late contest have not yet become alto
eiher calm-a little altercstion. the slightest hint
Of elimination, may gain lash them into fury. We
hone therefore, it will not be considered imperti.
nent in US to put to you single question: Viii
you abide by and adhere to the Compromise mea
sures final settlement of the slavery questions?
This is fair question, and It is to be hoped that
the electors will come out and answer it like men
"Honor BRIGHT" gentlemen Nashville Banner.
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and noise, from one department to anstAeY, listri.
butng speeches, stars and sausages on his way, ants
collecting in return pledges Of votes, and promises
Of support if be gives the coup de grace to the
wretched caricaturc of q republic over which hi,
presides General Scott has another illustrious
model, in the eminent Emperor Souloque, Of Hayti.
who, with amiable condescension, is fond Of as %.
ciating Familiarity with his distinguished aUbee. y,
and loves to
Sur un ane pas pas,
Parcourir royaumo.
But, however abstractly laudable the practices OF
these two great men may ne, doubt the propristy
Of their application 10 the circumstances Of this
country, unless it be in the single case Of Billy Bow
legs, who, as everybody knows, is eminently sue.
cessful in this peculiar method of gaining popularity,
That citizen, engaged in rraie any other honest
vocation, and who the call of his country, lays
down the pen, the book. ledger to take up the
sword, should that account he debarred from the
full enjoyment Of his oivil and civic rights, cannot
be pretended by any but few, we imagine, viii.
approve Of the conduct Of officer in the regular
army, who, while holding q commission in the
United States service, ano drawing pay regularly
therefor, takes leading part in political contests,
and aspires to play the part of successful dema-
gogue at fairs Such course, to characterize it in
the mildes language, is in exceedingly bad taste.
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The STEAMBOAT CALAMITIEs-IsDIcrMENT OF
THE REINDEER We perceive that the United State,
District Grand Jury have found bill Of indictment
for mapslaughter, against the captain and engineer
of the steamboat Reindeer for the explosion of ner
boiler, on the 4th Of September last, by which so
many human beings were launched into eternity,
and some Of them after the endurance Of the most
hdeous torture that can DO conceived. This make
some amends for the silly verdict of the Coroner's
jury OF Maiden. We trust, however, that the
case will not end here, like SO many other cases Of
q similar nature that have evaporated in smoke
In the case Of the Atlantic, on Lake Erie, no &C
tive step has been, as yet, taken to bring the Of
tenders to justice, and it is just as bad case as any
that has occurred, on the part Of the managers Of
the boat, while the loss Of life was more Gala
mitous Justice, we fear, slumbcrs 80 deeply on
the shores Of Lake Erie, that there is no pos
sibility Of waking her up In the case Of
the Henry Clay calamity, nothing has been,
as yet, done, though We are not without hope that
the day Of retribution will come at last Upon
an application to the Judge of the United
States District Court, yesterday, the case was
transferred to the United States Circuit Court,
where two Judges instead Of one, will try
it; but the effect Of this transfer is to
stare of the trial probably till November. We
are not advocates of hasty justice. We desire
fair tIial given to every man who is accused, and
ample time 10 prepare FOR it, The operations Of JUS
ice ought to be slow, deliberate and diguifed but
tbc. ought, also to be sure, and not SO tarly that
they never cyeitako their object, like the move
mep's Of the District Attorney Of New York. in refo
renee TO the rowdies, some Of whom he ndicts
al all, and Others though they indicted and the
bills Of indictment found by the Grand Jury. arc
never brought to trial, and the forgotten,
til sono other rowdss disgrace the city; and then
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Apno,utm.uts E,rto-tInv

Grand Democratic IncampneDt
barbecue and bran Louisiana, to be held two
days. in the town Of CLINTON
Democratic county convention Of Erie, New York, tn
nominate memb.r OF Congress and county officers.
Musical convention to J.. held ut Lynn, Mass for two
days
Abolition first annual celebration at Syracuse Of tho
rescue Of Jerry, fugitive save.
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d Q u 81 E S H E + 4 .
New York. Friday, October 1, 1854.
Malls for Europe.

TIFF NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Collins steamship Pacific, Captain Nye win leave
This pert at noon, tomorrow, for Liverpool The Eu
rops.n mails win close st half past ten o'clock to morrow
morning The Nrw YoRK WEEKLY HERALp viii be
psblished al half past nine o'clock in the morning
Single copies in vrsppers sxpenoe
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nsnsAtazy fuss ID made, which soon rslspses into
quistuds sgan-and that is the last we hear Of the
indictments. We do trust, for the honor Of the
country and for the sake Of tho character of the ad
inisration Of justice, that similar fate is not re-
served for the indictments in the cases Of the steam
boats Reindeer and Henry Clay.
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To the Publlc.-The recent extrnordlnarx

To the PEbiic.-THc recent extraordinary
decision Of Judges Grer Dickinson Trenton who rs
fused to give trial hy jury themselves all
questions o. fa,t viii undtr tie advice of all my counsel
he Appealed 70 the supreme Court at Washington Tho de-
cision Will be recollected based upon such
as counsel advised necessary the equity who
the MOTT nateris point II all the testimony including
princpa inrnen and operatives, by their advice
served beng thin reach u Of the court) TO DO
taken on The expected fall hearing before tho tri buual
usually allowed TO citizens viz jury Of twelve Such
case was ready for trial before the court The tet
mony on which Goodyear patents sought 10 be ascn
cd ns permanent monopoly upon the country has
yet been laid before jury The most material testimony
any Under these circumstances is but just to
that full and sir opportunity should be Afforded before
my rights torn from BY the stupendous Of
Chancey The degree Of its exercise in this would
TO be opening for the reflection Of freemon
be seen by the following extract from the arguments
Of the Hon. Rufus Choate;--
9" stand here say that there has been adjud
Gated reported In the law under circumstances like
these which injunction at the final hearing has bcen
live under the hundred and sixeth Of the
Of England and under the sxteh seventcth
of There have been nnumerablo objections
considering these questions have called tho
learning of the counsel for the planting have addressed
myself to tho learning Of associates and bestowed on
the investigation much time and much capacity
search rs could employ and repeat-quite the
respor biiity under VII ch tthere was such
ease adudlehted against me In Court Of Chancery"
TO the above facts turn With little solaoe at
time commanding Item 10 the criticism the bar and tho
HORACE II. DAY
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French slippers, Caters, Bnslt,ns, Tres,


children'h shoes &o-CANTE Eli, assisted by Laboy-
teaux for many years fashionable dealer in Broadway
furnishing the most elegantly Shoes
the isdes Masters and Misses AZ the lowest proo at
which they he Afforded Purchasing his materials
tho lowest cash prices aided by sful assistants the
quality and make Of his Caters Slippers, Tie
DO eorpassed by Broadway cstabshmentj while his
pecs have been udcousy placed at least twenty cent
less than demanded Mt such similar
artces Ladies who wsh to study economy,
IL by dealing with Cnnrci while they have oppor-
unity Of making their selections Of the lngosA
and most costly stccts 10 tLe Isted States CAatrse
0teat Jsnss strsets. "
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Court CRieatisr-YhIs Day..
SUPREME CocHr-ciscUr-N Nos 551, 543 o27, G36 107
Soc, 63S to 648 -
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h1cH curtain materials, new sty1es.-SOIO--
MON HhHI "a broadway, have just received, per
steamer beautiful assortment Of curtain and upholstery
goods Of entirely new patterns to which they invite public
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Military Interference In Politics.

On tho arrival of General Harvey, U. s. A.,
few days ago, in this city, the Democratic Republic
can Young Mems General Committee were DESTROYS
chat he should address meeting, on the Presiden-
tiL question, at Tammany Hall. The following
correspondence shows the result Of the request they
made TO the General 10 that effect:-