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These stop Southampton ho, going returning
III PROPOSED DATES OF sAiLING-lssl -

All Through the post 0dcc
No OF ading will be signed the day VI sailing
An experienced il attached 10 each steamer
For freight passage, apply to . IN 4.,e..sf
g. HENCKEN Co., Bremen. f.#
MAkTiNEAU, CROsKEY, h Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM lsELlN, Havre.
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DRESS GOODS nj reduced prices.-Ws offering
inducement. fancy goods. We
price greater portion figured
herrge s order entirely A.o,
pieces check India silk 6lt cenis. ElEr31.
We have also lot of coored beeges Is
cents, decidedly the cheapest in the District
We would eanesy solicit attention Of purchasers
all kinds goods below
staple gooda find
full and complete.
@s w. NJ. SHUSTER 4 Co,
May 2s-co6uf 7ih street, c Pean. avenue.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING JUNE o. 1858

-. NEW YOnK, uSEMEN, AND SOUTH
sSEA AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
N2n&4 The ships comprising this line the WASHING
4 ON, apt r.. M, Fitch HERMANN, Capt IL. Ig
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pINNEI.s wOHK-Roonnv se-F " nsy,or =, the

HlNNEK's Notwithstanding, &c e ~ Rayio, at the
old avenue,
Third and Four and bs thankful
ciious would inform his public generally,
lie prepared al
in the most approved nanner and
KITCHEN WARE-ile would also invite
keeper. 10 hs assortment n kitchen articles Of which
nst received from New York. and which he believes will
highly satisfactory 'e@t
PLUMBING WoRKIlavns in his employ highly competent
workman New Yuik having made
order The line, he prepared 10
sbe prices aud those wishing such work him
before applying elsewhere.
Having business
for easily found;
his residence 10 his he always there after
hours OF business, and until 10 O'clock p m.
29-eo N4
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.nEArI.NME.,r - MEAN.-Ina recelr,d . VI

rp.NTLSNEst~ AZ wEAR--~Jua received isss and
III Of bua black brown, sain, o'e
and gray French cloths
TIstn and fancy Ensiish and French eassimsrcs
Many styles sn nrd fsncy French dniings, some entirely
Plain and figured sils, cashmere, Mafssii,s
vesngs, suitable IN iat season
Together with complete supply Of meek uss caNs pocAe'
handk.cief tn and hnen1 govet hosiery &C 70 Nhch we
respectfully invite The attention OF gentlemen
An upOk, nko, ~ ""
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
6E Is525sssSs

IN Monday May 1852 daily trains (Snnday excer;c
win be this road, aseeaby to The following
FL t@Ass E#H
Cor WusnuD intermediate points will leave the
II Dixie eid Henry streets at O'Clock,
Returning win leave WaehUn nj o'clock, arriving in
q before O'Clock,
an from Cupeper AeIandra aud points VIII
Cnpcpcr O'Clock, arriving in Alexandria at ~
O'Clock, a. a# ~ .
will leave Alexandria at quarter before o'clock
artiv I; q q before O'Clock 3aHf
GotdonsyIe and Cupeper, in
xion Virginia Per
order;
TnRoooH TICKETS
To GofGunsvtle. ~ 3U
Do Loyinsston ...1...
DO. ni'di.bprx w
po Winchester w
Per order: w. u BROCkEfT, Agent
May Il--dlf
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ThVs~ Dollars Psemiuua Tor n Span s"' =
Msrket-house-
Mavov's Osrros,
~ r.. .#.e e.#... Washington, June y 1853 q
tNpER suho,i cf Joint resouion Of the Board o. Aps
III Counci OF s city, approved ioh o
committee therein spPo'ntea 70 o"'sn
erected or the present "
and oNcs rsec po
rxc~ rocr OF three h""aseo nehs
I'M, he siv.n building os said purposes 70 "
,,.c,.a m Of the Centre Market house
by stThcat'"n ~ ue MsyoS
obtain diagrams of he sq"sfe
,.,,b n. d,mre. nd sdjscss u'sreo
assd accommodation on the nr't
s n,r N syt~ rp~~s The second do9s,
nj - ,h.n ~ seiar divided into fo
VARIOUS for chsr public r~rc~c~ In the
~ry f.,hsr sfermsor on be obtained app
cation ~ Mayors ONCE y. .....14 \. ...s.s
he ocs before ~ O'Clock,
m. q. Monday, he fr-tds 81 August tEnM I9
TO whose plan shall be
proved cf and. .dopsed BY thi. corporation -.
tsue a-s.wtAugl Eli 4. rsMruf4r sH t@a
1ppERuOn ev,A w.seh~..N. w GAIT bro. hsve y
~ versts~A direct the rpsoos~surers sfR"
superior goad watches, s both ladies snd
facility pf getting goods tbe pne ~
70 p"hssefS ny s"P'" "
any ertshtsshrnee, IN This cou.svys = n.,- peo
sirr me Golden Eagle, Penn. svsnpe,
L.. IA n yh and loh streets,
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1,biE ATLANTIC HsiIta2 Works Msnufseture the
l. arONposiTE IRON RAILING" unequaiicd in beauty,
strength ebespnes- onameated east iron melted
az wrought iroa making sh~r light and
graceful like
WIRE RAILING
panel being thus made
crsycs~ for the moisture Of The
rusas work Designs viii hs
10 address pf~tsrs Tree
from 50 nea foot Ratings for put
for sss hv GEORGE FOSTER Agent,
8H /. broadway, New York
HB-G " and bis agents the only authorized tn
sell This patented raiing Cor the Atlantic States.
A A-dsa I r fiesoi.1
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DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.

ieS DO 49,. DO anrtsd, a,,.at % 30
s !: % = '.:s post '.::.s.', ss's!,s DO 90
! % do do quartz ,a,,;n,s and Bath post gilt, !,
3 10 do laid qaai,s Bath post, gin, : IA
ss DO DO ,s ss fines. ss .a Do s"sss %s
mn q pSSesases, ~ large s, size ,u,,. -,
"rn 70 do au.I,o post satin sn.h, b'ae. border
IS 600 do ,osss e.,s .slsss q by IS
de earu,dSe paper BY i, quality above,
y 900 do e:.s: .ss q: % w sssy
aud same proportional we,sS, ~ f''
""is % do.sn same :. above, buck handle
n ss as s'sss i:;ss s
$50 sss. s en, rs,y sss sane su.
=" > sros. fs%'s double ra'sH, large barrel pens, fine
as as do wtSSs. R1Is' bullion pen.
q q soo 30 cards metallic pen', bes. Quality assorted
~ gross . psn-aoSsr., se., quality. a..oI,sd style.
70 do porcupine quill pen-hoiders
:; dozen 's,,si clips, sin
q y DO .i.o..,eI paper weights assorted patterns
. Is DO sineh ivou folders. vide TO the
q sa,7s DO siass IVORY folders, with handle.
I" 8 - sasaasrsd, Sais handle le,,er stamp.
100 sa"!. .G medium sse red w.sr in 2ouDcs bo,.
% 8 %. s; " ,,:..s. - \, %s
. 20 ao:sn e 'ss " "ps, - 10 ''H;''''' 9 "''s"
50 n.'spn, ae ssue. 20 he ss., = black ms
80 ss..,.n ,..s.ss stands. ss., p:,,srn-
,ss. .n ~ be ssSsa sis. '' '''' '''
soo 10 s dozen s",s r,sse. es.s guilty once lasts
@ ss% '' 's.A' !" s.ISss srsass re,i sa. Ss No $ 50
8 $1,000 note '1ss'' 90 s I .%s ss :.s
q iaa -, .x,sn.... 80
$ 1900 maI envelopes. adhesive white,
Sss ssss 0de. s.vsoss :. adhesive sS's sss quality
s. 2go.- ~oao w.sn
50 2 dotsn mgmsandum books, assorted sisss
% 900 pounds black sand
81 20 dozen sand boxes. good quality
81 500 f,ara. A.t cap folding paper, white.
Byths approved ~ 1884, House Rep
% the grown ana of III, United states. provided n,
s s's = = :, ss s.~s & ssd ! ,s". . o. a. "
.hd price obtained offosgn growth
duy and a. pso.. m.sins rrrps-s. 70 supply any .es win
% whether the of,ne growth and Of the Uni
rss article. b. deIy-yd
o. * s .a Ins % s % pad ' As soon " A'
ne s sss ss,. sssss he may Ia Ses'e @ The .hos
snS f~t rsrs'atgr eak cia, aud paper
nsos.sa roses r ei. So s.a."y cs 's'Is K
y s." .D@ asdreed TO The undersnsa They viii be fee Of
s,nsis,, ,s.emsn. 2, each ea accompany proposal
coSsing ~ the above adver s
Tue -he.. q .:e. .rdes .p,.i.,d IN essens is.
dsem.d class snd the Offering
npoos NJ arcs ~ the lowest price, consder shah
eeNt eoufst for the executing with
s,ss ssts.fscs the Clerk, fof performances
asnet fretsre ~ twice the pce
meb bond must bs Assd in the once
w" me proposals hsvc been opened and the declared
me ngm ts reserved, should necear,
ahst surp'y o all Of the sres
The rers night jadse determine whether
NE articles offered ccuorm the Arce. not
W NE ds-crstor refas~ receive N
hF sns~e the purp,ss for which they Intended.
JOHN w. FORNEY.
CLERK Hcuse Of fRepecseptstvos United Ststs.
-. Intel Republic, stsr
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Notice OF the Establishment o Land Districts
ia the OF California.


VHEREAs by The provisions Of the Of Congress approved
March 3D. 1885, entitled An provide "r the OF
public lands in California; The granting OF rights
ff o,hr rup-es TIE Ptesden ~ the uued states
require and in the absence ot fur
special legislation OF Congress the subsc divide the
and distinct land
Districts shall determine be cmbs
portions and iub consideration
appears public mpensely requires That al least
di,trtess shall be established In that states
TrsnxsoEu, PrScK Presidebt uaifed
Am.fca, DO hctty teci.,s srd make
osern.n'ioned att tsr State OF
be divided land districts BY the
srih degree upper
shall established BrsofA and that Tor the
to9er district st Los ssosLos
hand, the city Of Washington 's twentyhrst
dsyo March, A.. ~. ls5J.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Joux witsos Conui.siOn.t OF the General Land ofsce.
Mar 1-2aw3ro
pENTLEMES's yEhy FURNISHING sroHE.-f have
this day opened and beautiful OF furnishing
shaker drawers. hosiery, gloves stocks,
scsfs suspender hasdk srohc French smoking
mcrnnu robes and Umbrellas hc Shirts manufactured
order u. establishment Ia paenl style nnd quality which
the aboy, ARTICLES word DO well call
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
One door from 9th street, Penn. avenue,
May yii-3xw9w between Browns and National HoteL
Two NEW BRICK HOUSES roa rEsr.-Two new, eiriby
aud
yent.e family, Will be rented favorable
psuetual tenant, application 70 :. ..
Aueioneer and cofnmi.4ion Merchant
sout .ide rennvnHia avenue, between s and ION streets
Ap ps-eoAu
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NOTICE TO. FAMILIES AND HOUsEMEkPEAs.-
~ Particular goods family
unuipeas IN part IN addition stock, Just
received very choice lot OF Teas. Also
Old
Laguayra conee
Mafacaibo do
Burnt
FLOUR or THE VERY BEST BRANDS.
Nech's premium Is~. H
u.. Rays do in barrels and bags ..
Iarfisons do
Pleasant Run do
4 3EaHG HAMS. .....
I Etaggs and shay's E. /"
. John Shaya
j. ii, DuIrows do
Maryland PiAin
bty snck
All goods uost terms. Eyeyv
other article kept well Inauire
Family Gfocey, Seventh Latiams
next door 10 the Avenue House. -i1I 'gTTElt
lrstl J. CLAYTON BRAsHEAR.5 d,
June A-2awTukSat r,#.s .s s5.s#5 -11T- I'M =
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DOR BEyTTwo barge, airy chambers with sslh Appsy
10 MRS. LAMB,
Msy ia-alstJuns Opposite WIZARDS Hotel,
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SEw FURSfsnisG sroHE-


Anew sPRfSG sOOps,-r. w. asowSiNC, erchsn
IN Hotel befs call Tie Ahllon
citizens of wsnron, and To hi. supear and
French eios,
being determined
popular principles lo~ price. and
ciot's rcsv
$50 and go and thus the necessity o IN.
lie spared
of
ooior, quality Win many librrHi
patronage heretofore crteaded him. he ocr continuance
IN. Mst3-su-r vi
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Home and ForesSn Patent aud Gener~i Agency.
MICHAEL NDURsE A co.

Home and Foreign Patent and NeneFaI Agency
MICHAEL SoURsE CO.,
bh nearly opposite the
General Post once, washinson, n. c..
a the prosecution Of claims
M whether bee Congress- the Supreme
curt of patents
purchsss ard ss patent
he s.d Requested by the nature
od rcpto ri ths y VIC rendered. q 4
shortly for Enslssd and the con-
Europe viii chsrs~ business with which be
may be intfusssd. .... ..y..,,~-
JAMES MOks-,
CHAs. Y. srhNsBURf.
sohci,or aad legal adviser, r. H. ciLLET
I.n. ~T
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NOTICE OF HEMOvAl.-To our eu.se,~.r. -"d the
~ public srncrarywe would respectfully inor" our evsns
sso sns n, sssd ~ ~ s H. @ opposite Cen
Market, ~r~cen 7h ard s and contemplate moving
store win be eomrieted In making move,
s, have done t ovn good and ns, eou
and Tho psn o he stores well srsss.d for
rh and width having been eo"st.ny
t.ps in view planning OF dry
viii pleasure IN dealing We shr corsts.y
-. Dis comprising every variety pfce
imported, ans win sndesvor offer such Inducements
ssw large shss of the pnslc
We shah commence from this date and oge great
large a--oed many e, of pcy good. win be o
exceedingly cheap, determined when
''V'' N'' - '"''' " NJ sausrfR CO.,
May s7-eoalmif seventh ., nesr toe avenue
pEu known 20 all whom ~ may concern, that an.
oGc !, wa,hhr,ou city Apply said Once FER
plies. warrants. VIZ Nos asas s ao1i ao7s $40 sss
assa sos ses, as2i 1884, and original, Of which
WIN Reynolds deceased located
patented bat casualty lost % dessyse REYNOLDS TRENT
other VIM Reynolds deed.
pRopEssoR ALEXANDER c. uAHRy's Trscoph.-
'os :, & for es.s,y.a .'snrs en- s.n .na
carns u ,sa slis and srrs cute hs,s.. Tn.
eon'ea n ali who Barry, Tacophsra. wh.ss
ss s,s.s psss: . X ss.S p,.ss"sa. isssssd
..ics ase.s. mno~ cf y.st
,s e,r In cash sloooo THIS o.. su.-,. viii ssesss
aud rranufsoto ~ srosd~ay addressed Professor Barry
a'n s's ss..s m.es. s.s,,s. 40 ors az s,s ss, ?.
ay wcssby srceedse ss c III Other s.s
rs scss-ss combine 70 increase II. great rsrsay
snd rprovsmsr'si i. eomcoon. sa~ At espn..
the seect ~s..f.cy, s"s
State. sra c.".s. ssss.. ws fasae e,s. p.n and France
y r.ssr aed i,me- Leiss washington, D. . sold
s.y i~ssm'
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lO Rain or Sunsitne.-A superior ging
ham, and elias nf hi Also, French
silk umbrellas OF all coloIs. Just received
CHA5. II. LANES
Hat, cap and genlcmcn's furnishing estabishinent
Penn. avenue, A street.
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pUWTlNs Materials s~~ s.s-.sc rsin'ins rrse
s"e by J. &. MCGUIRE
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DOZENS by Thomas buennn~n H~"a. Ne~ """ o."
| Il iarsed edition
The D~fnd; Pair rat snd Forty story OF tho
south by snibsf OF paneSsn, Walton hc.
Roanoke and other Sketches Of Character,
udinr win, with raes of Real Life by v. w Thomas,
esq. received and for sale by TAYLOR mAURy,
June IA bpossehrrs, hth saeeis
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SOTICE-sIDNEY r. BAXTER, late attorney general
Ii Of Washington TO practise law
lie the Supreme Court OF the Unied ssss ms
courts Coumbs and attend To any professional
business coa6ded 10 him.
oee In Mcrison new building on ~ street, sas' o'
mia avenue. #@#.
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lrARh snle In county, yfreInls Svtlh-
n two nies of The agueduef, four from the fesdcna
House, by will my
ro amy portion beteot ocnied above within half e Of
Balls Cross Roads, hundred There
between iy OF beautiful tmbeed land
The residue cleared Much Of
including thirty winch might be
made into meadow Persons who be disposed purchase
referred 10 John BALI Ninth Pennsylvania
avenue, or Horauo Ban on adjacent farm.
May ll--eodtf {#ls. WM. BALL.
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IRENCu SHOES AND PuMPs -Jsr received, direct
walking
drawing
foot viii plesss cab ~ the
OF awarded
ma s boots the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
he in Washington, February, 1883 -
June lt-a Fashonails Bootmshsr, Browns b"'e'
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Norss ~, tvs for forty scss,
~ .ed under Of eepemh- 1850 u. ner ea Dsvs s.sn
" ms been w be made Al the Fe"s"" o"cc
"h ~rcss sfet this a~~ far duplicate warrant
~ yon. sSsins purchs-ing SAID wsrrsnt
chven mas been hed Lsnd Once 20 pfev~s t"e
sue cf pss-nt . N ". a. WOOD,
L Iunw li--ls~s~-s. Ass1tnes.
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avESuE HOUSE. George French & Co late of
rr.ncb. Hotel. Nook, Virginia This Hossi 6nisbed
erp-ssc furnished throughout
large siry attention viii be
co.kor OF gacsts N E...
Families accommodated
Tn. charge for day bosrders win be ~ per wcet.
70 oASs
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sohci,er and legal adviser, R. n. ciLLET.
Ia J. -.rif
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L
John Randolph Of Roanoke and other Sketches Of Chaaeter
eudiog William WIN by \. w, Thomas n
Memorials Engsh Martyrs by the Rev C. H. Taylor NJ. T.
Laynds Expedition Nnevch Babylon Harpef's
edition, evo,. Many engsyiugs
LaGue, Pirate OF the Gulfi by j. H. Insraham
seafch of Wife Adventures o bachelor In New
York by Walter Sruton
Biography Father Gavaszi, with corrections by hinselr
June Vi Z FRANCk TAYLOR
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NOTICE 3, rubis~.-Nsw splendid French
~ American s's Metropolitan paper hanging
uphoatsry sad 0fh consisting
hnihed borders,
IRE board shades NJ great variety OF pssps
upholstery in all its Paper hing short ncuss RENE
bcI ri sNTss, Directly back of Iron Hall
IN
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TO0G ncrfh sde betwssn Wn
~ sssrds ~ the c"y wH
let by The mcrth Inquire Of Mr. fs ~ e store
Of Mis-. Morley, do.e -
A- lodging room, foaias the avenue VIII
" n q few
tap. cd Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
Amongst mary notices Of approaching agriculture
exhibitions n State fairs must Dot emit to call the
attention Of the public to the annual fair Of the abovs
society," which will be held In the city OF Nal chester N
H. upon the ffth SIXTH and seventh days of October
The extending combn alton Of sssocia Cd labor whch
daily taking place amongst u under the szsd form Of
county district and State Agricultural Societies. affords
OF the mest pleasing evidences of American progress
and Of the surest guarantees Of national STABILITY
which the country possesses The recorded ,ous
Of the New Hamp hire Society for the years 1850 '5I
and 49, just publ,hed, show that the people o.
State have entirely got rid of inde the value
or fuch institutions VIII en- Is noticeable In their early
history. copy Of the municipal register OF the city Of
containing the rules and orders of the Com
mon Council nss been ais forwarded to u.s. and its
lead TO the belief that the procsedi Of the body
are Quoted with wisdo justice aud evidenced b.
the docupent much The society origns ted In
the will efforts Of e individuals and numbers
amongst It's members and officers many Of the leading
Of New Hampshire, Prescent Pierce being Of the
body also The exhibition will be found worthy Of ateD
ton AID patronage.
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The Wires PEEPNG OUT.-Since the demo-
cratic explosion at eyrocusc the wings are be-
ginning to prick up their ears and rustic
among the bushes some of them even peeping
out little bit to see the lay of the land.
Among those the Albany Register speaks
quite hopefully Of the prospect for the wings
this fall to carry their State ticket through the
opening in the democratic ranks; and our staid
and quiet contemporary. the Commercial i'd
rey,iser, is almost enthusiastic on the subject
and is unusually earnest in his appeal for
union Of the wings on a liberal and conciliatory
basis. Well. we shall see what will come of it.
We are quite prepared for two wing conven-
tons al Syracuse. But much yet may be done
for the canal enlargement or the reunion of the
wings which. we suppose. is the same thing.
Two full weeks yet to the fifth of October.
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The market for -four . lit le depressed yesterday
owing to the disposition OF dealers to await tue rsceo
of private letters per Niagara before doing much Com
mon Stste brands closed a. about SO 2 80 81 tor old
and SO 81 flesh ground Genssee wheat ranged
loo 1870. and Michigan sold at 1855 Mess pork was
sctive at $40 Ashes higher. with free sales. ony
about 40 or SO bales cotton iola Market quiet
10 day tee time which it said bad been xed
nron for the removal Of the Bank Of the STATE of New
York into the Placement circular Of the Merchants
Exchange But it not ready. and s,Ins days would
elapte yet before 1t could be made Cons israble
labor and expense had to be incurred to put into
suitable condition for banking purposes. Tue circular
opening In the centre Of the rotunda mad go far
completed that the iron railing put up yesterday
aud the light nearly ready for TIE covering TIE
floor Of the room to be occupied by the back bsng
covered with coed Southern pine flooring boards,
he previous covering having consisted of marble slabs
which we're too damp and cold for feet Toe Exchange
Coz pany expected hereafter increase the light ths
lower by removing the solid roof at the extreme
pinnacle apex Of the main dome and substituting ons
Of glass;
The growth Of manufactures in New YorK AMI vicinity
-eIe referred TO. They every year ncreae
No city favoraby sit uated bavng extensive
aDufacturrg establish ments erected 10 its vicinity.
Here raw materials of a kinds to bs had on tue
moet favorable terms and This best market for
the sale Of manufactured products. Capital so far
bad been chiefly vested in ship aud stesmooat building
and in engine and Her WORKS Tue Introduction
II Crcton water had led great increae and diversity
Of manufactures Among the manusac urine arts
rec ed he iland extensive stonecuttiag works.
reformed BY machinery me establishments for n-o
oucrg various articles Of iron work applicable
to building ard other new purposes
meJors and extensive to say nothing OF planning,
Touring mills sugar refneries white lead glass
&c all soirs to chow how closely maoufso.
lures agriculture uni ;ed ia nriouting toe
elements Of prosperity in city. With the position
cupied by ker York surprise was exDtPsei that
ton % capits had MT Of period boon nyetsd 10
description Of cotton ranufac ures considertoS
the many facilities at cofomsnd for tina. purpose. o.
examining machinery ard arts IN the Crystal Pa
lace Il would be thst the city and ia suburban
towns ably and veil xepreseotsd.
A merchant complained Of the wsu. Of certainty IL
telegraph QUINN limitations between dstsut poiDt AID
pde ed IL m.dihe The exi.tspee ~ tns fact ind
the Of means .ptise suff 70 sulo
lines Of such dprsbs form tfetuay u phase their
working the contingency of the weather or Other
interfering causes,
AL acco5n~ recsived fr m Norfolk ana scawa-d OF
the coast Of Caroaa plainly iudosto5 severe to,
rad prevailed pretty extensively 10 thst q1Arter IN
which nSry yesseA had suFsrsa severely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

portending changes in the Cabinet are afoat
Among these it is reported that it is possible
that Mr.. Dallas ex-yice President may go to
France or may go into the Cabinet SO a. to
allow Mr.. Marcy or Mr.. Gushing to go to
France. But what difficulty can there be now
in the appointment OF Gen. Dix Has he no,
endorsed the Baltimore platform Have not
the South endorsed him and also the New York
Erening Post? Finally have we not had two
democratic conventions at Syracuse? What.
then, is the matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

Mr.. DIcKINsoNs LETTERING lay before
our readers this morning letter from the Hon.
Daniel S Dickinson, in reply to the late article
Of the Washington Union charging this chief 81
The bard shells substantially of being no more
nor less than CONVEX ted tree soler. At this
juncture this letter will be interesting, not only
to both Of the democratic parties of this com
monwealth, but to men Of all parties through
out the country. The Unions article was mai
c1roros Isdid no good OF Syracuse. What
has |. to say now