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United state. Patent once,
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WAsmsaros, July y fsa2. &
ON lle petition oheu Newell, Of New ok e praying io
TENDER 1885 n~e.a ~ 'aaaon -eAsi 'o
seven years expiration said patent "hieh ahss pace
on he twenty dnh day u september eighteen hundred and n
ordered petition be beard a, nc Patent once on
Monday te SIKH (6sh OF septembe e at ~ O'clock IA and
an nounsa appes aud h9w cause any 'ss nave
persons Opposing lie required Ole the faten,
twenty days bsse day hearing testimony 6d BY e,thei
party be used a. the said hearing must be taken aud ua1e
odsred also at mis- notice bs published in the National
depa Pa Express. New YORK ets Albany STAT. hse'ssef
Aioaay VI Provdnce journal, Providence, X IL psy nee
Boston, Mass Miiwauk,e Daily Journal, Mwnuke WIS
esnn week or trer successive weeks previous 70 e
sixth tbii OF September next, The day OF hearing ,YoAnu
Commissioner OF Patents.
g. Editors of The above apers please copy, and their
Patent once paper containing this aouee
July s-law3w
sALE OF HARPEN's FERRY LoTs--on "Wednesday,
the r, day Of sepemoe ssi -, q "ae 'o M
portions land belonging HE uned states al a place he
inw w1 ,o"n upyeyo Of Jensson county Virginia, which
be exhibited The day OF saie aud winch can ne seen al me ora
Superintendent OF The Amory at bafpers Ferry
TERMS sALE.
cash. payable SALE and the remainder in
nslalment shall be punctualy paid
otherwise interest al the rate OF SIX per cent per nnnu a o
charged such instruments from the date OF sale un The hna pay
Workmen employed United Amory will be allowed
purchase exceeding the following terms viz
remainder three, and lou
n ss,a na,, n rneh nnnua isam.nt shall be dednc,r,
employ he viii thenceo~ ard, on install
ments remaining due on property purchased ny hn' DC ~
until The price thereof have paid IN aal
Col. U. 3. A., Commanding
CoMMA AsDIsa OrncERs OFFICE,
iiarper's Ferry Armory June, 1857
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ron HARPER's FEltnY.

pscset
oonoencip from Hspsr's
Leaving daily striving Hayrer's Ferry
next morn Cumberland
win~hes
Re'uning l.avns iarpsr's Ferry arriving ssre
towr. morning n o'clock. a..5.4
Dmnibuses readiness. psss.rsrr
EeoraefowD IN convey them 10 Washipgc~.
Qyf-Fare through. including board, 81 -.
lar s--,if
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ilNE thousand hundred agents wanted, to ,ravc,
every county the United saes circulate
edition OF
LrPE OF GEN FRANK PIERCE,
uAMP.prRr,
Candidate the democracy f Presdeo, Of the United by
w. author of !" What Saw in London
Filings Metropolis" elegant Of
with of Pierce.
the Of hts
history
pand author who visited Concord far ssp.c purpose
reliable and authentic voume advice
rof prominent democrats,
The er tbe sanction of subject Of the
men sudden n
citizen position OF a
the most honorable the
United stateorestes desire the ofevery American 10
know particu of hts life.
Uniform retail price, in paper so CENTS neat cloth rs
cents. =
topes sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of price
For further particulars, address, pos, paid,
DERBY 4 MILLER
Sole publishers Auburn, New York.
Publishers Of democratic within 500
State Inserting The above with ih poce twice
postage. DEHBf n MILLER,
xa Auburn, New York.
July is-eod3t iaw3wwp
A STEP from, the New o tins. Ola, and bac y
"A sraip by Henry q. Tapran-Svis
uhersfs Papers for nd
Apperon'a Mechanics Magazine for Jnlv
TAYLOR MAURY,
July IL booksellers,
pERrEcT lifting Coat. Yes, aud T,s~satoon.-
GEORGE r. FOX, tsof and cloth importer, Broadway,
New York
complete Of clothes measure and delivered in Wash
'ngou. y, Q in two days from receipt Of order.
July i-eodu
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sAGUENAY RIVER.

SALT WATER BATHING AND SALMON FISHING.
,o.,, saguenay stopping at Murray BAY, 0tvrr
The Wen
1sSn&ssX- steamer ROWLAND Hill captain = u. hynn
bedding RENTED aud renovated WIN
upper dining penddy urnishedn The most moo, ~ se
and liable intended be supplied Win the oe me
with especially hed Tor is fonte,
pasenaef great aud speed IL particularly
adapted I above Navigation,
ing The ST. Andrews wharf on Iuehay
morning O'Clock above named fashionable watering
Ing season. eedng Monday Monuea and Tuesday
proceeding every "Wednesday morn
ing passengers Offer the river sagnenay the
liza a Bay, and places Of interest ON that majestic
river. !.
succeeding Fr,d morning.
The Rowland Hin will also leave this port for Quebec, River du
Loup, Friday a6 oc'ock Que
beco uuday Montreal on Monday morning.
Fare reduced p per from last years prices
Montreal TO River du Loup or Caeonna 50
saguenay and back 10 Cacouna. .
Z" River du Loup or Cacouna and back to Monte-
al, same tnp.. Q
10 Saguenay and back TO Montreal 10
Meals included.
State rooms, half dollar extra.
Children under l2 years, servants accompanying cabin pas
sengcrs, half price.
DisrAscE-From Montreal to Chicon,imi 5so
+" to Cacounh ..Mo
g Quebec 10 Chicontimi. .sSo
CHeouna l2u
cnmmodous hotels have been opened River du oup
and Caeouna, for he reception of vstes this
MosrKrAL, June, 1859. July Ado,
Cape Islnod National Hail.
arge new, elegant hotel open for the
The pabc all
respects American hotels
from the shore, with magnificent view OF
the ocean. AARON GARRErsQN
June e2i-lmn Proprietor
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of Lands In Texash gentleman in VifQints
and lawyer, desires toremove TO resan
present season and woud like became The agent m
country with view TO bring them
market. F
capital and IL ds~ifous OF engaging M
the satisfactory testimonials o capaci
and his general acquaintance Is
q considerable emigration 10 Texas.
would he inclined 10 avail himself
spoudence
suitable by addressing post paid,
IIEf a WIN. GOtLDN,
General ssent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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LROM fsONDON.-Wirrngs Emhsnking Lands from III
Il Sea VOL, is52
Mscfarlnne'p History of Nrish India. vol, 1859.
o |
ciHsrd's Anecdotes Of British Navy / vol 1854
Iialstedr screw Fire or the Navy. J vol, 1851.
Iococ IS Perspective vol, le51
Neiqai,s Fipur. Drawins. \ vol 1852.
Tpffs aad shadows Scottish Lin. vol,
yaj~rus, Lcckhsft. vot, edition
aeose aud sepsihiiy: hy Miss Auiep. vol, edition
Pride Prejudice. by Miss Ansen. vol, edition.
Just imported from London direct by
July " fRANCK TAYLOR
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@. w. Srpsv.
Of Washington City.
YERny q MILLER,

b,ween 7rh and sh D. ca
WHOLESALE Hnd retail dealers
rna dry goods. mstnes tss
and bed Spreads Blankets she@tns
nh,ns dry goods generally.
s,nct, prompt, personal attention given 10 cvdcrs
Uac 97-tyif
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k8W ;s,esss;sa ;s,ess;s sxs7 5sssig.s.a:saR ssgsaaR

A VIEW Route to PtftsbNre. via the Baltimore, sns
qushcn~a, aud Rniioad-ThroueA 10 Pfbrg ~
express Of will leave Calvert station da
mail from Washington and Baltimore at ~
a. with the fast line hddietowu !,
irving at Harrisburg at u, m, To dinner.
The Harrisburg for the al q arriving o.
odaybua Athis point passengers have the option q
taking Jobnsfowp thence by packet boats
stages rsctfr Holiidaysbug Pttshnrg.
Tickets win be sod the following points by This train TO vii
Wrrhtsviie, Columbia, Marietta Middietown, Hnshnp
Port Psrrvilic, own Veystown, Hunt
nadon Holiday sburg, and Fitisburg.
mi. train slso connects viii, Valley railroad
which passes Carlisle shppensburg, Cbambesbug
points this road.
accommodation Of from Washington Tor any
the OF the Company VIII he At b
den the arrival
the morning bagrnre, which will b.
80 ROBERT STEWART,
Ttrkr Avrpt
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MOSES l.. HOIT,
ATrossry AND coussFLLoR Law,
San Franc,sco California.
Rrrrsrrors; Hon. s. W. fngc NJ c. Aabama John e. Taylor
e-o Mobile Aiabama Mesrs Rhodes. Wright Co., New Or
Henry Clark Tnrboo' North Carolina
Nom w M Gwin NJ. u, Benz True, New York
r. Healey boston, MnssachDsets n Hatch csqp
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May t-1a~V
rREAT Bargains this week In toas~-furnish'nR
goodwc have remaining hand good assortment OF house
furnishing goods consisting Of
Table damasks, napkins, toweiings
Linen shsetng-, pillow case linens, fruit napkins
Table and piano covers, inrscilics quits
Fur drlt stair crash
With OF bleached and brown cotlon and
goods which will -e' Tins
New York,
dispose Of whole stock by Of this month
Terms posi,iyAy cash.
July p-iw
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NOTICE !" relation 10 0mr Biils.-ws hereby notify
~ indebted
off IN detail, and will he presented
month Ealy attention 70 payment IL earnestly
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, \ co.
June oo--imn 80
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UARpEH's Magazine for A"s"... Just @ received. ~"a
III for sae by TAYLOR MAURy,
July 30 Bookseller, 9Th street.
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II many in ONE large guao volume London com
p.ing Plain Asrnnomyhy Peer barlow o the Royal Military
nnfirsI kafer the Board
Longitude; Physical Asonomy-hy sir John Herschei The
Figure Earth, Tides, Waves, Sep sev NJ, hrpnp"''
Krya Price, - so. rhnSaN 'Nfhoh-
Jui
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piRaIE's system of surgery edited ny Jon" Ses"'
L NJ ID.
Outlines Of Enr,sh by Tbomas shaw--new ed
tion.
The Classical Manual by James =, Baird.
Juys FANCK TAYLOR
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p H. "ooE ~ CO.. Whoses~le and Retail Dealers ~
oafpeng, moor oil cloths nanss, rugs, materials,
sbeenR, blankets, and house goods sepersIy
nc.
Avg o1-sf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16
POLICE REPORT OF NEW YORK.

REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF PoLIcE.-The report
Of the Chief of Police Of the city of New York for
the first half of the present year transmitted to
the Board Of Aldermen on Friday evening From
this document it appears that
"From January to July l, 1862, there sixteen
thousand four hundred and twenty persons taken into
custody for eonies and misdemeanors OF this number
two thousand six hundred and ninety offences
Of violent nature against the person. namely assault
with intent to kill, 81 assault and battery 2,208
saultng policemen 49, fighting in the streets 1885, muir
der l3 robbery in the first degree 43. For similar Of
fences during the previous six months there l62
persons arrested showing decrease Of four hundred and
sixty-eght
There $50 persons arrested for disordery
duct, while there APO persons arrested for tho
same offence during the previous six months The whole
number OF arrests during the six months ending with the
3lst Of December 1851 was Is, 452 being 1858 more
than were arrested during the period embraced in the
present report.
There 2 l43 offences reported as having been
committed against property, Of which ,31l (more than
one half were petit larcenies."
The report says that the daring manner In which rob-
berries are committed almost exceeds belief
Cattle butchered and dressed on farms adjoining
the city and broughtto this market for sale while droves
Of sheep carried away in the night from the imme
date neghborhood Of the farm house without alarming
the owner ships boarded and robbed Of cables rig
ging, &C. while the officers sitting in their cabins
the cabins Of vessels entered night and the pockets
Of the sleepers red Of their contents and other like Of
fences Of such frequent occurrence as not even to
excite surprise when related"
The Chief again urges the necessity Of lighting the pers
and slips with gas, and organizing river police for the
better protection Of life and property on the wharve and
shipping
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16
NATIONAL NTELLIGENCER.
THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION.

For the information of the numerous friends OF
the individuals engaged in the Mexican Boundary
Commission, as well as of the public at lurge,
we are permitted to give publicity to the subjoin-
ed Official Papers. They disclose a very anomal-
GUS state Of things in regard to an international
transaction, as well as a very grievous one to-
wards the individuals who unfortunately embark
ed in the public service on this distant and ar
duous duty but it is quite clear to US that the I'M
pleasant condition in which Congress has placed the
Boundary Commission is the fruit of one of those
acts Of hasty and inconsderate legislation which
too often result from the hurried manner in which
Congress rushes the public business through in the
last hours Of session. The member who offered
the proriso had, dare say, little idea that he
imposing on the Executive the cruel necessity of
breakingupor suspending the Commission, and turn
ing it adri in the wilderness, two thousand miles
from home, without subsistence or transportation,
simply from an impression that small part of the
line had been enormously laid down But, innocent
as the member might have been of any such pur-
pose in moving it, Congress in adopting the pro-
vso, II appears, from the very able and lucid view
of the case presented by the Secretary of the Inte
rior that the President could not with due respect
for The law, decide otherwise than he has done.
Tie rgvfiso made it condition for disbursing the
appropriation that the President should first ascer
tain fact, which he could hardly in the nature of
things ascertain within the remainder Of his term of
Office, and which all Congress could not in six months
ascertain to the satisfaction of majority of its
members. To couple the appropriation for the sup
port Of the Commission with such condition was,
therefore, to render it nugatory, although, as we
have remarked above, such consequence was pro-
baby not in the contemplation of Congress.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

On Saturday published brief account Of distress
ing accident which happened Thursday the Con-
cord IN and Montreal Railroad by which six persons
were killed and seventeen others dangerously wounded
The Boston papers furnish the following particulars
Yesterday morning, at about ii o'clock two trains Of
upon the road both overloaded with passen
gers. The from Meredith village the other was
the Lake steamboat train. Both trains were at the
steamboat landing ut the time The first train
started and when about half mile this side Weirs the
coupling between the engine and the tender gave way
leaving the train standing upon pile bridge where the
water is very deep, in places upwards Of twenty
feet. The water was both deep and muddy
The hind train came along after the first had started
not more than minute but it proceeded slowly, not
more than five miles an hour Had this train proceeded
at its usual speed the loss Of life would have been fear
full indeed what have to relate win clearly show
Just before reaching the bridge where the first was
above thirty rods ahead besides II is descending
grade The coming train sounded whistle while round
ing this curve and the breakman the train on the
bridge gave signal for the other to stop.
In consequence of heavy train and the descending
grade the signal could be Needed and on il came
upon the stationary train The of the pas
sengers beggars description The last two cars on the
train upon the bridge were simple platform stake cars
and they filed with passengers standing up. Some
ten or dozen jumped overheard escape IL possible
what seemed certain destruction II the engine struck
II is singular that when the collision took place neither
the passengers the platform the cars them
selves materially injured But the platform car
next to the hind passenger driven through il
nearly half way ripping up the seats, killing and
breaking the legs OF and otherwise seriously inurng
others II is wonderful to think that so few suffered
The not only filed oil the Seats but was crowd
ed in the passage way and on the platforms
The escape Of the passengers in Of the cars was
most miraculous Although all the in the car were
broken into splinter only person was seriously in
ured whilst In the directly before it, and in the car
which followed it, hardly person escaped injury and
the terrible manning and loss Of life occurred.
Boston Journal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16

The McDoNoaH Estate ApJUDeED TO THE HEIRS
We learn that teegraphic despatch received from New
Orleans by the Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON in effect that
the Courts of Louisiana have decided the McDonogh
tested win case in which the cities of Baltimore and New
Orleans were parties against the said cities and in favor Of
the heirs on every point Thus the will, as made by Mr.
McDonogh, with its pecuares and aims for prospective
and almost indefinite accumulation is declared invalid,
as such wills generally in this country the ground
Of subversion Of the public good and injury the gene
raj interests Of society The will being thus swept away
unless appeal taken by the other parties interested the
natural and legal heirs come for their respective shares
Of the immense property.-Sun.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,

WASHINGTON, OCTOBER ~, 1907.
After careful perusal of the foregoing Report,
and an anxious consideration of the question inyoy
ed in it, am reluctantly constrained to concur in
its result; and consequently no part Of the appro-
priation therein referred to can be drawn from the
Treasury. The Secretary of the Interior will i'm
mediately notify the Secretary of State of this de
cision, that he may inform the Mexican Government
of the causes which compel this Government to sus-
pend the further prosecution of this work until Con-
gress shall provide the requisite means.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16

STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGEs.-In New York on Monday
500 or 1000 laborers on vesselsrrrers steve
dores, long shoremen, &c-struck for higher wages
which demand being refused by the majority Of their en-
poyers they proceeded in various strong squads to
large number Of vessels at different piers and BY sheer
force compelled such Of their as had not
joined them TO quit work In some instances, where
disposition to resist was manifested gross ourages were
committed on the persons Of those who would NOT caye
" and such officers Of vessels endeavored to project
their workmen severely mareated The police be-
ing applied TO- they nterfered Tuesday and after one
or two skirmishes with the dsorderly portion Of the
srikers arrested some Of the ringeaders and tbas
put stop TO further outrages in which but comparative
ly few Of the maloontents engaged
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16

BLooxFRIss--A Western editor says he is in favor Of
short dresses the ground that he has not mucb zine
spend with the ladies, and therefore, while with them
he wishes much Of them as he can with pro,
priety.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16

Saxons Normans and Flemings invading us this time in
peaceful array and provoking jealousy except among
the idle and demoralized who may wish to keep up
nopoy OF labor In order that they may themselves do
work at all. Already there 1000 Germans in this
metropolis, and they still on the increase Here,
then is comfort to the capitalist and manufacturer and
comfort will add the institutions Of the country
which would certainly be perlled by excessive dmi
mutton and consequent appreciation Of stock Of labor
We may depend on It, in the Old World we shall never
live to see want Of hands We have our difficulties and
shall stll have them, but this is not Of them"
we shall again recur to it.
The for the week made by the Bank OF England
exhibit important variations from the preceding ones
the bullion has diminished e26349 and now stands at
e21 867 1885, The circulation has diminished e131 49,
and is now Ell $50. The unemployed surplus fund
is to which add the amount of private de-
posites in the bank, which is ELL 5s6 and we have
e25 751 the total Of capital In the bank waiting
for profitable investment The following is the rate per
yielded by the Government stocks now In the
ket at present prices per cent consols per cent
India stock CD lbs per cent Exchequer bills, e2 4s
per cent The per cent redeemed the 81 per cents,
and bank stock present closed Railway stocks at
present prices yield all intermediate annual interests be-
tween the lowest York and North Midand at e2 0s Cd
and the highest London and Northwestern at ca lbs Sd
The stock market has been firm during the week. and
prices may be quoted being without variation The
may be said Of the money market and the exchanges
The general tone of the grain market has undergone very
little change during the week The reports received from
different quarters respecting the result Of the harvest
tend TO confirm what has been previously stated upon the
subject
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10
Ghe l)Iou.

" H.. thai by the Piow would thuve
Himself must either noi-D or nav ."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10
from tho Green Mountain lEsis, June .
Vermont Religious Convention.

Agreeibly Ia the cali, the Convention
met al Wes, Rand lph, on "Wednesday last,
aud was called 10 order by DR.. Z. ID b adj
ford.
The Convention proceeded to organize
by calm! to the chalr ecu Ryland Fielci,-
er of Cdyendlsh. Ga molluu OF Mr.. Brad
ford, the char appointed as COMMITTEE
for noD'ns'Ing officers to complete { or
gsniz ,Iin of the meeting, the following
gentlemen Hon, rnu, HUTCHINSON, OF
Woodstock; d. r. ID. B'adfird, of West
Randolph, aud Summer A. WeDber, L a,
oi Il chester.
L COMMITTEE of nomination reported
the names of the following gentlemen -
F"r President, Gen. Ryldnd Fletcher, al
Cavend,sh; for Wee Presidents, Rev Ell,
Blllou, oi Montpelier. aud Rev. Sauiuei
Sparhask, at Nest Randolph; Tor Secre-
tarles. Rev. E ]. Scot, ui Montpelier, aud
Ausnn Adams, Of West X ndolph. FL,
Commitiee of Oyertures, Rev. Shas Nc
keau of Bradford; Rev. l.. Hayden, al
Rocking cham Rev. f. I. DAILY, of Nor
wlch; H. II. Lawrence Bralnard. of 81. Al.
bans; aud Rev. A. II. Marlln, Of Wesl
Randolph.
The gentlemen nominated were elected
IL was proposed by Rev J. b. CLARK
that the remainder OF the forenoon be oc-
cupied by prayer aud general discussion.
Jugde Hutchinson was opposed TO entering