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FLORAL CORDIAL.

For tie reiJef 0Ud permanent ca,re Of GoRor-
rhGa, elects, Structures, Seminal Losses,
Lewchoria. Graref. DC.
TNHE FLORAL CORDIAL has gained extern
l. sive character as a cure. both safe and
pleasant for the above namad very common
and destroying complaint. Persons wko have
suffered long with disease and whose constitu-
lions have been impaired by continuous use
of powerful drugs, have been restored TO
health and vigor, by the use of two
bottles of the preparation. Those afflicted
would not only save money, but a great deal
Of unnecessary suffering, by giving the Cor
dial q fair trial.
The cordial is pleasant to the taste and pleas
ant in its effects. In using it no restrictions
are necessary.
sWPrice, per bottle, only one dollar
Sold by c. ST0TT & CO.. cor. of eth street
and Penn. avenue; w. ELLIOTT, cor of T
and 10Th streets; PATTERSON & NAIRN,
cor. 9th and Penn. avenue. feb If
DIR. J. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIG-
GRATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery re NedicaL Science
TINE thousands who are suffering with any
l. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, will find immedi-
ate relief in using this wonderful CoPDIAL-
1t cures Neuralgia, Heart Disease, Palpita-
ton, Heartburn, Nervous Headache. Tremer
of the Muscles or Flesh Wakefulness, and all
restlessness Of the mind or body; wi other
worn down by care, labor, or study
This truly wonderful Medicine. from its pc
culiar happy effect in allaying the most vio-
lent Nervous Affections, and completely Grad
icating them from the system. may Justly be
termed the grandest discovery in the science
of Medicine. 1t subdues and averts all those
Nervous Diseases. over which the most pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had no con-
troll. 1t is q grand restorer IN building up
weak constitution, already worn down by dis
ease and debiIitated by other medicine; its
invigorating properties act like a charm. and
its beneficial effects are almost miraculous
The weak, the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasiness. are fire.
quently cured by using single bottle
Price so cents ard to be had at all the re-
spectacle Drug Stores in Washington, George
town. ID. c., and Alexandria. Va. feb Us
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NEW MUSIC

- ECElN Ed this morning.
IL Aunt Harriet Beecha Stowe, a new song
Do they miss me at home; Anf.ie Lowe
Hope and the Rose; Lilly Dale
Dream no more; Very Best Polka
SaiutatOn Polka; Amelia SchottSche
Gypsy SchOt'iSche; Old Point Waltz
Dream Waltz; United States Waltz.
Also, an assortment of Duets Guitar Pieces and
a general assortment of Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise. JNO. F. ELLIS,
" S-3teo Penn avenue bet. 9th & 10Th ste.
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TO DENTISTS

A YOUNG mechanical DENTIST wishes to oh
n tam employment and will work either by the
month or piece tor moderate compensation. Ad-
dress 'Dentist," Washington City.
jy S-aO2Ut
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NOTICE.
BEDBUGs. ANTS ann ROAcHEs

BEUBUUS, ANTS, AND KUACHES.
NTHERE THE ENGLISH VERMIN-DES-
w TROYER is freely applied, these vermin
will positively not trouble your chambers,
closets, or kitchens you may depend upon it
and those who have not tried it will undergo
the disagreeable necessity of harboring the
migratory pests from the houses of their
neighbors who await themselves of its benefits.
Give it trial. For sale only at WIMER'S,
Sixth street, square from Penna. avenue
June 2 Newsl
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So REWARD.

STRAIED away from the foot of South Capitol
~ street, Neae's Wharf, a SMALL BLACK and
WHITE COW, with crumpe- horns When she
l"it home she had piece of rope around her horns
She has no flesh marks. | will paw the above re
ward to any one who may bring her TO me-.
~ S-3t+ HANSON RAIIEY
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(Serenh street bet;ceen d and E streets, soidh)
Nearly opposite Rev. Mr.. Henry's New Presbyterian
Church.
NIE have just received fresh and choice selec
w ton of genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES, and
CHEMICALS Also, a complete assortment of the
popular Patent MEDICINES, such
Kromills Extract Beech Drop
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
FOsgates Cordial. Ayers Cherry Pectorai
Jayne's Carninative Basam
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge, F'ny's Tonic Vermifuge
BULBS Sarsaparilla Davis Pain Killer
Barry's TrcopherOus Hunts Lnnent
Railways Ready Relief
Mexican Mustang Liniment, Judkin's Ointment
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger
Ober's Ague and Fever Specific
CIarke's Chlorine Extract DeSavon
McMunn's Elixir Opium
Webs Strengthening Plaster
Eau LuStrae Hair Restorative, Stabler's Medicines
Together with many other articles comprised in
the medical business.
Physicians Prescriptions dispensed with neatness,
accuracy, and despatch, at all hours, day or night
{6y- Night Bell at the door,
Families may rely upon having their medicines
neatly put up and appropriately labelled before leav
ing our store. CLARKE & BOWLING,
Dealers i'm German. French. and
Mediterranean Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
iy6-tf articles, Perfumery, SC.
lust RECEIVED, and for Sale, at BAKERS
- PERIODICAL DEPOT, on Island.
THE ALPS, SWITZERLAND. SAVOY and
LOMBARDY, to be completed in Twelve Monthly
Parts BY Rev. CHAs. WILLIAMS.
THE MONK. new and abridged edition. By
NJ. g. LEWIS, Mp.
PAUL, the sMUGGLER, a Tale of Daring Ad-
venture.
ISAAC LAQUEDEM. By A DUMAS. With H.
Illustrations.
Also, the July Numbers OF KNICKERBOCKER.
POPULAREDUCATOR,a and MAGAZINE of ART.
~ ST
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M A RRIEn

Last night, by the Rev T. T. Wysong, Mr. JOHN
y: DOM, to Miss MARGARET 8. COOPER, all
of this civ
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f2te hs?CTt-T. Avery, assault and battery,
Iued ln igla!; " GrIp". selling fire crackers with
Ou, Icticr, hHed 81; Il. Hunt, selling liquor with
Gut license. ruled for trlal Lewis Yates, gambling,
ET.>>h->.d Elizabeth Digs tOrestallIhg fined so
" III ISua and Walter True, assault and battery,
ul,ihi''; ~ imnHdsoa di>Orderly III the street.
u'L; Iloi7~ Mullen. selling liquor without license
d.; Ma: O'Sealc, d>Orierly conduct, security and
So't>i Lnill-a Snow. do. do; Samuel King, ped
Sili5- ruled; James Deadge, di>orieriy In market,
ni1d -; John HJineS, assault and battery, two
-, Dismissed; Catherine O'Neal do, security for
IoI; Ellen Mullen, do, dismissed; Ann Cox,
n'uAA and dlsorderIy, workhouse 80 days.
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BOYS CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

BOYS CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
rs now in full operation, and prepared for a
L much larger spring and summer trade
than has ever been done heretofore, being at
this time supplied with choice and select as
sortment Of
Boys Socks, Boys Jackets,
Boys Pants, Boys Vests,
Boys Shirts, Boys Drawers,
Boys Hats, Boys Shoes,
Boys Suspenders.
In fact every article of boys wear, com
prising the most extensive and elegant as
sortment of boys clothing ever offered in
Washington. WALL & STEPHENS,
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS,
apS next to Iron Hall.
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I YON'S NETIC POWDER AND
IL PILLS are certain destroyers of Ants
Bed Bugs, Reaches Rats and Mice and Yer
min of every description. No family should
be without them during this hot weather, for
nothing is 80 greatly to comfort rs to be free
from insects and vermin. For sale bv
VIM. b. BUTT, Drug gist,
in 7-eo2w cor. Penn ave- and 10Th st.
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CANAL RESTAURANT,
Mori-af Stroat naor tho Camel

Z TIN HI fEO HUh -4N 4,
Market Street, near the Canal, Georgetown,
WIN. HENRY THICKER, Proprietor,
Offers to the public every delica-
GN Z. ICY of the season, as Hard and Soft
SiyCRABS. Devilled Crabs, CLANS,
w. Fresh and Spiced OYSTERS, TUR-
TIE SOUP, CLAM SOUP, SPRING CHICK
EMS, SQUADS, HAM and EGGS. &c &c His
BAR is supplied with the best LIQUORS and
WINES this market affords. Superior HA-
VANA SEGARS, &c.
Prices to suit the times.
- Families can be supplied by sending
their orders as above
Georgetown, D. c. June 22-3m
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A Notice. - Persons favorable to
"a n the formation OF a Infantry Military
VI III Company, with the Regulation uniform, are
~ W. requested to attend a meeting at Island Hail.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant al
O'Clock, preliminary to an organization.
jy S-dtd
FOUND, on the morning of the 4th instant at the
IL Depot, i'll W aShingtOn, small sum of MONEY.
which the owner can have by describing the same
and paving for this advertisement Enquire of N.
w. WALKER, Montgomery St, few doors north
of Bridge street. Georgetown. jy S-:t
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Presidents Mounted Guard.

a. The Company having secured the spa
IHAt cious Saloons 1T Copp's Pavilion, on Lou
A iSiana avenue, near 9th street, for an ar
mory. the meetings will be held there i'm future
4 special meeting of the company will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING next, July 18th, at O'Clock,
TO transact very important business
BY order: G. w. McLANE, O. s.,
w sd Secretary.
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Acctleat-Whil the Perseverance Fire
Company was returning from the Fire in the
First Ward, one of their members. Mr. Daniel
hurz, accidentally fell and was severely ill.,
jurel by the wheel of their large piece of
apparatus, passing over his body. The young
man was taken to his home, and necessary at
tenticn % his case was paid. II is believed no
serious internal injury has been inflicted up
on him
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A Detachment for tie Farm-This MORN
Ing, Captain Birch sent a reinforcement for
the hands st the asylum. The company con-
sisted Of % black spirits and white and take
them as a whole, they did not appear to have
industry enough 20 cut dozen - bean sticks
a day
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To Persons going to Housekeeping.

"a good opportunity is now offered TO those
lii who wish to go TO housekeeping. A three stO-
ry BRICK HOUSE to let, Handsomely furnished
furniture for sale. Rent $3.50. The house is in a
pleasant location. For further particulars address
box ls2. jy st
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Cap,,0i Extension Yesterday morning, a
number of hands we're set to work at the
capitol to cut through the arches in order to
obtain foundation for new walls. This work &,
We are informed, is in consequence of an
S. ALTERATION of the plan of the interior, under
The direction Of Captain Meigs, L s. Engi-
neeT IN charge of the work
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III IL AE.ltR.-James Charles, whose name
mas been very regularly in the police report
Tor several weeks past, appeared yesterday
the lists al the City Hall, charged with
ba.tery
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ArsHHS T1uys---fhis house, situated at the
corner Of I'll street and Louisiana avenue,
closed doors Yesterday. 1t has been under the
management of Mr.. Geo. French, formerly of
Virginia
Ite IrouiHg Racs.-The races yesterday
over the course In the adjoining county of
Virginia, we're pretty well attended, and
very interesting,
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H2rt,cri.uyal Exhibitions The day for
those beautiful exhibitions has been changed
from Saturday to Thursday; and the next will
take place on the 14th inst Considerable in
terest begins to ba apparent for the success of
the Association. and we predict quite a hand
some display of the skill of our gardeners and
farmers az the next exhibition
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NEW DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
HSLAND0

FORMERLY proprietor OF TIE OuIld1I
jy rem Inn, Light street, Baltimore
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Exchange Of Property for Work, &C.

lie 30-eo&ds
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06
Emigration.

Is pouring in with resissless tide, as
it would seem, from al parts of the Un-
ION. Iowa seems to be the star tina,
guides and attracts the course Of the en-
igrant in his pilgrimage West. The
class Of emigran,s this year is Of The
bes,-~ihUse who have worked their way
10 competence IN the older States, and
push further Yves, TO obtain homes, not
only for themselves, bit for their chill.
dren, Cur streets are scarcely ever seen
clear OF The white topped wagons, the
herds Of stock, and all the parar hernalia
Of emigran! trains. A g,sa, many very
fine cattle and horses are brought in by
emigrants ibis season. The mos, Of the
emigration, so far, has taken Western
course from here, and will ee.Ile in Clark,
Lucas, and Wayne counties.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06
Exciteme ut at Madison, Ind In na.

A familiar letter from Madison, Indi
ana, of the 10Th, says: This town is
all alive upon The subject Of a Rail Road
from here TO The Lakes, BY the way oil
Sandusky and Eaton and Cleveland,
Ohio. There have been meetings held all
over the country on the subject. both by
The citizens OF Madison and New Alba
ny, which place is trying 10 rival US. in
this as well as all other things oil The kind.
The country people have, however, ralli.
er taken sides with Madison.
The Circuit Court is now in session,
and i, will be an interesting one, as there
are some seven persons IN Jail for trial,
accused of murder Our town is becom-
ing quite city sir: we have horse races
or cock fighting every week. and full
attendance at each; and gambling and
rafting are as common as eating"
Progressive town, that Madison!
Mo. Republican,.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06

The FORSYTH FoRoERiEs.--The par
ticulars of The heavy forgeries, which we
have heretofore kept back out of regard
for The parties interested, says the New
York Tribune, are now so publicly men
Toned. tina. further silence is useless.
Mr.. james G. Forsyth left here very
suddenly in the last steamer for Europe.
|, is now charged that he had committed
forgefies to the amount of 100000 II
10000 principally upon his father and
falher-ln law, ami Obtained the money
from Kingston, Hudson, Albany and New
York. On the day he left, he cold
$4,000 of paper to brokers, which has
since been paid by friends. Mr.. F. had
always stood high, and in money matters.
had extensive credit, producing as occa-
sion required, large amounts Of the best
securities. Gambling was probably the
cause of his delinquency.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06
GEN. Pillow Or Cuba.

The Washington Union complained
the other day tina, We misrepresen'ed II,
when we drew the only inference which
could be drawn from certain of lis edi'o.
rails, viz: tina. it was preparing the public
mind for the acquisition of Cub. The
Union of the l3ih contains the speech OF
Gen. Pillow al public dinner G wen him
at Washington. in which he comes out
openly, and advocates what the Union
has advocated covertly: We will give an
extract from his speech: -.
"Indeei, a mad inlatuation appears 10
have fastened itself upon the councils OF
England, which an overriding Provi'
dence is shaping to accomplish the end.
Ii this policy is persisted in, Cuba must
be seized-Cuba will be seized.
The Waterman is at his post. He
will see The danger afar of.
Trust your President. He will prove
equal Ia any emergency.
One blow by The strong arm Of this gov
ernment will suuder the chains whIrh
ensla,e Cuba,
Let us. therefore, be patient. Let US
be really promptly, and with energy, To
stand BY The government, to uphold its
power and make it, blows efTectual.
This done. and we shall no more hear
the woes Of Cuba, but we shall hear the
loud shouts of joyous ffeemen reverber
a'ing through the mountains of this
"W-eping Child of The Seas" and we
shall see another brilliant star added To
the glorious constellation which illumines
this land of freemen.
Such, my countrymen, are my views
of Cuba, and of the poicy our government
should adopt IN the approaching crisis;
and though know nothing OF the views
of The Presid excep, as he appears in
his inaugural before the nation and the
world. vet my reliance in his sagacious
wisdom aud tirmnrss. gives ne fall con
fidence of The result"
Here we have The doctrine of General
Pillow on the subject of Cuba; and when
we consider hat Pillow was one OF the
first men to bring General Pierce before
the p.opl we may regard his declara.
lions as semi official. The gallant Phi
low is for "seiziug Cuba" How would
il do to send this Mexicrn hero To per
form the work! Whether he would en-
gage Cuba in "tingle combat as desert
bed in The famous "LeoniIas Letter." or
whether he would sink his bitches wITH
IN the walHs Of their fortress, aud so
capture them, would be lmmaterla: vic.
tony would of course perch on his ban
ners Dos on alias.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06
More Premiums.

Hon. CHARLES Mason, Commission.
sr of Patents, informs US BY letter tina,
he has sen, twenty copies of the Paten,
OMcc Reports, (AgriculsufaD to the
Warello County Agricultural Society.
to De distributed by i. as Premiums at
our Fair on the i4th inst. We, las Sec
resary,) have received nintteen copies
Of said Reports, and presume that some
mean Postmaste- between here and
Washington has "cabbaged" the other.
We hope j, may do him much good.
The awarding Committees will have
discretionary powers, We presume, and
these reports will be given as premiums
on articles not in the published list
we hope our Farmers will recollec, this.
and bring in their faest specimens o!
Roots and Grains Of all kinds; for in
stance bushel Of large cared corn, a
bushe! of fine Oats, Potatoes, Turnips,
Beets, &c; or fine pair of fowls OF
any kind. Bring in every thing you can
muster, land if we don'i have very fine
show ,in.qnatity it will a, least make
soms show in quantity.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06

We mean of course our Rail Road
work. From every quarter we have the
mos, cheering news in regard TO subscrip.
ton, and as to our eastern connection,
we can now safely say i, will be under
conirac! the presen. fall, say in Novem
Der at farihesi.
Fort Madison is truly alive 10 her own
interests, and that of her surrounding
territory, and has come up TO the work
in fine style. At The election last Sat.
urday, called Tor tina. purpose. she voted
UNANIMOUSLY TO raise $4,000 for
our eastern road, and $4,000 for The
western. This she did in her corporate
capacity.
Nor have individuals been back ward
in the good cause, but with commend
able zeal, have subscribed very largely
to the work.
From Illinois too, The cheering news
comes home 10 US. our eastern connection
is safe. All along The line The people are
wide awake. and are doing all in their
power to ;ush the work ahead. Our
sisters, West Poin. and Denmark, are
also with us, aud are using their best ef-
forts to bring the work to an early COM
pletion, and when we say tina, some Of
The weal,hiest and most influential men
IN Lse County reside a, those two places,
! and INA. those men are wide awake in
the work; OR friends may rest assured
there is no such thing as fail.
Another thing IA regard TO our eastern
connection, and tha,is, the road is per-
maanenfiy located from Warsaw. by the
way of Appanoose, OPPOSITE Fort Mad
ison to Port Byron. ~
This puts The finishing stroke to the
whole matter, and IL one year we may
look for the Iron horse, suarling along
The banks of the noble Mississippi aD-
posi,e our place. and bringing us within
forty -eigh, hours of New York City,
Lee County Plain Dealer.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06

NORWEGIAN Colony IN MITCHELL
-CoUNTY, lnwA.-Duiing Il recent visit
To Northern Iowa, we remained a day
in The Norwegian settlement on Cedar
River, in Mitchell county The colony
AT present, consists of thirty families.
They went on la the ground they now
occupy, late In the spring, hut already
heir improvements are extensive and
valuable. ..a s.
|, is expected tina, they will have an
accession of fifty families this fall; and
tina, upon the opening of navigation in
The spring. the Tide of emigration from
Norway, will set strongly in that direc.
ton. The acknowledged head of the
coiony is the Rev. e. l.. Claussen. a
Danish Lutheran clergy mana man OF
ability aud cultivation, who is deyo,ine
his wealth, talents and personal ease, 10
to the welfare Of his flock.
We observed among these Norwe-
gians dnsare 10 asslmilate themselves,
as nearlyaa possible, to The habits oil
the American. TO this end, they are
acquiring the language. and they establish
no schools except those in which the
English language is taught. Their ex-
ample in this respect, inasmach as they
have dissolved forever all connection
with The land OF their birth, and have
united themselves indissolubly with the
faith Of The Republic. is worthy OF wide
imilati Gaiena Jefers0nian.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-06

Gale on the Lake--L0ss Of Bish-
ops Floating Derrick.
BUFFALO, Sept. "a.

BUFFALO, Sept. "a.
A heavy gale Of wind has been blow
ing down The Lake all night and this
morning.
The following vessels from Chicago
arrived safe this morning, propeller 10
wa, briggs Monteah. Blair and Mechanic.
schooner Leland, Washington, and Sal
tello.
The steamer Empire, Capt. Mead,
lief. this port some days since, and pro-
ceeded TO Grand River, where she took
in tow the Derrick and brough, it over
TO the wreck of The steamer Erie. in
Silver Greek. Mr.. B. and his asso
ciates had previously placed chains under
the Erie, aud everything was in readi.
ness TO raise the wreck. Yesterday a
severe gale sprung up. blowing with
great violence all day, and fears were
entertained for the safety of The Derrick.
During The night the gale increased, and
portions 81 The Derrick fastened To the
Lexington gave way. and The hull filled
and sunk. drawing The Derrick and the
hull nf the Madison over with il. SIEVE
raj nf The work men took To sail boat.
and arrived here during the night. The
steamer Empire with Mr., Bishop. and
the remainder of his men went down
10 Black Rock about o'clock this NOR
ming.