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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION, AT STORE
Tx Canal street Friday, the 18th instant at 10
o'clock prceyA large quantity OF handsome and useful
bov schod rnitorc consisting OF mahogany sofas dvans
chairs tables card and other tables with marble
sabs easy chairs pictures toilets feather beds bedding
bedlteads carpets looking glasses, china glass; stoves
kitchen rtcnsi ard other requisite for
Tic whole will he sold without and be inspected
Tlursday from 10 A. n. to JPN.
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DuBBISHED THIS DAY, PRICE TWO CENTS
Weekly Letters for the Public Goodan Independents,
intellectual pioneer devoted to the exposure social
hypoerses and Official raacaies" No contains Reasons
Why Archlish hops liughos, Kenrck and the Catholic
Church oplood public education and general liberty
No will contain individual specifications Of that band Of
Rogues tic New York Aldermen, together with dcscrip
ton Of the porg and nyngs Ia that sscthn ssuldron
vice, the Tea Room. Purlhcd by J. w. SIMON, No. II
Fulton street. Agents $. HALLOCK BLANCHARD,
No. So Nassau .trsct
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Thomas McLnuuhlin. No. a92 Greenwich

street. of Chambers manufacturer of shrts coars
and dealer goods in
Undershrts and suited all Shirts made
order at the shortest notice. in style which be
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VINGSLAED HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATIoN.-THE
Subscribers to the kgslsnd Homestead requested
call at tho Office OF the association No. 81 Chamber street.
on Thursday 18th int when bueiness Of will
laid tefore them. Office open day and evening
J. BUXTON, Jr, Sec'y.
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SURF boat LoST.-ONE OF FRANCIS IRON SURF
beats belonging to the Board Of Underwriters, broke
adriit from ship Atalana ashore Romcr Shoal 18th
paiuted red ouGide and yellow inside liberal
reward will he paid for Of the by ELWOOD
WALTER Secretary OF Board of Underwriters No. 63
W all street.
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CsToLEN FROM THE ADVERTISER, A 800 CHECK,
- from Watts, Given Co, Paducah, KY, on Samuel
Beals York order of Etcnnc Gard. The check
dated Sd March, and numbered 750 Payment stopped.
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~, Oa9ue1reosyPes IN Oli o. MT 90 ~. s",insn,
person by friends to be sat
etory them than anything that they have seen MT
BUFFERS the OF Broadway and Muir
IN street
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esptien or the beet ever Beware
81 pufcd dyes Equally celebrated IL Gourauds Mcdcated
Soap for curing pmpes freckcs salowncs chaps rough
&c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part Of the
body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss, st "
walker street, broadway.
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T OsT-IN BROOKLYN, ON WEDNESDAY, 10TH
IL inst, while going from No: Stanton street. through
Concord and Bridge streets, Myrtle and Fulton
street, ledys small gold watch, No. 1886 with gold
KEY, fan pitcher harp penci &C. The finder will please
tho ut No. Stanton street. Brooklyn at 80
Maiden lane, New York. up stairs where liberal reward
will he maid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

Salamander Safes, Wilder's Patent, with
Rich's improvement.-STEARNS 4 MARVIN No. I46
Water street. Now York tho only makers of Saaman
der Safes with Wder patent Rchs patent combined
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PhnIOnB ChcmIcnI ff0Ir MvfXOfNtOr, %
prevent badness and to restore hair that off,
become thin, and to scurf dandruG invest 10
with brilliant gloss and permanent curl for sale at ~
and 57 Broadway under tho ST. Nicholas Hotel and all the
drug stores In every city
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MADAME s9NTAG As SHE Is. NOT AS SHE WAS
Saturday March 10th rcadyJ contains criticism
Sontag from the pen Of Lzt the celebrated pianist
poser critic in w.ich her capacities
actress rorousy and msreisssly discussed Every
Times is full q other good things musical sories
criticisms anecdotes scientific and humorous articles
three pieces mrie valuable selection
ceiianeous NATTER top number Price G cents copy.
For sale perodi,a and at the oico Broad
wa W re .criptuns also received,
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* REwARD.-STRAYED FROM MYRTLE NEAR
pa Division avenue, Wilismsburs old pointer dog
liver color with white BREAST he has under his belly
Whoever will return said dog to the Franklin Hotel Division
avenue, Williamsburg, to No. 81 Market street, New
York shall receive the above reward
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OK REwARD.-LOsT ON THE IITH FROM NO 7
DC Cottage place, small black and tan dog, seven
months old white mark breast BY returning
lin to No. Cottage place 10 Cedar street. will receive
the above reward.
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STA MIEoR.-A PHYSICAL, STATISTICAL AND
~ archaeological dsserip.on Of that country BY p dc
booksellers Paris and all the and
the world Now ready the first Physical Geography
than eco pages and T. pats One large map q Asia MnSs
francs The other parts comprising the meteoroogy and the
botanic and geologic geography the geology the stattc
had aucca aaixelx
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yNANTED-BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, SITUA-
w tion ns plain cook washcr and roner Tho hest of
ference II required Please call at No. Monroe street. for
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Grapes, Grapes, Grapes.-A large stock OF
Almeria and Malaga grapes be had wholesale and
at PIERCEs Italian warehouse, 69s Broadway, between
Amity and Fourth streets.
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WANTFD-A SMART, TIDY GIRL, UNDER TWENTY
years OF age, to short distance in the country.
She and neat about her person md work
first rate washer and roner of good deposition and able
willing 20 DO the homework OF small family Wages
s5Tor month to girl who perfectly understands her
afraid OF Call ut the southeast
Cielock,
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containing the largest and beet collection in the city
the public These pictures have been awarded medals
Fair where they have been exhibited including th
Worlds Fair London all Of which be Ia gale
we'll presents and complimentary letters from thu
heads Of Europe at 233 Broadway, first floor
stairs
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LIB CHACSkE.sSSG IsHHICS
In New York to get Daguerreotype at REEVES Gale
conner Grand street and Bowery We furnish beaun
pictures complete ooloycd and with for 30
cents, and them please customers We don't
hpmbug with the extras and coorng
Children taken in two seconds.
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improved light self truss refer
ence given to those who have been radically cured,
their thrown aside Open until o'clock In tho
evening. MARSH 4 Co., No. 25a Maiden lane.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q % REWARD.-LOST, BY LADY, BETWEEN
PLU Park place and Prince street. small sdys watch,
with chain and trnkets Tho finder by leaving it Mt q
Park place. will receive the above reward.
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WANTED - PRoTEsTANTS - TWENTY FIVE RES.
poctabo Protestant girls and eight boys ALSO several
hst rate Catholic servants can obtain good situations i'm
mediatty az the troeetant AGENCY Carmno street
Charges reduced 70 almost nothing ave boys wanted ~
write dc y. B.The Chambers stgee. agency is removed
10 this.
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s. cieayers celebrated Musk Brown Windsor shaving
a faP hv sif 70 eana Ss oe
agents for United States.
Hernia EHectualIy Cured by Marsh's newly
,Sn % Sosa Mha Ts BEEN
and their srusses thr0wn ssa' Open until GsSSh tho
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sc.-Hyatt's Life
Dalsam certain remedy in these diseases cured
n. Barnard Rice 81 Grove when AL Other medicines
Sleep Without The aid opaes Prneps
Neuralgia, rheumatism, tic dolorcux, cramps,
a, ws. psT and
tion fact which be by hundreds Of certia
Dp ' Door
Singular Discovery has been made for the
q al s Tie
ss Knife or 1au'G All interested will be ss'sS
HARVEY WALLACE.
Marsh u Co.'s Improved Elastic suspender
%mesy to mem a' and e%arens
abdominal supporters, ades sustaining and COMPRISING
''' ~ '''' MARSH / Co., No. ~ Maiden Lane.
Trusses.-Nfarsh * Co., No. 2 Ia Maiden lane,
Sx Yr ays s rs Paris g s
plated Prnss with Ivory and guta percha pads Also
wig Makers wanted Immediately, Mt Batch
slant work and good wages
Wigs, Toupccs, md Hair Dy...=- Is WON
ssrfu the great in the Of wig making
as aSr All Ena No. sS lated
Also brads ofl0ng hair front brsd Copy
Wigs md TOupees.-l3atcheIor's New Style
pronounced the most perfect imitation
invented Those wanting superior article should
where be found best
In tho city. Copy the address.
PhalOn's Magic Hair Dye, 10 color the
hair whskers the momot IL applied without injury TO
the hair skin II be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color aud bad odor IL lie applied
vAtely sold at PHAL0N'S Wig Factory 1877 and 5l7
St. Nicholas Hotel, and by druggists generally.
PhnlOn's Chemical Hair InvixOrator, 10
badness and to restore hair that has fallen
become thin and to scurf dandrnG, invest 10
with brilliant gloss and permanent curl for sale at ia
and 57 Broadway, under tho St. Nicholas Hotel and all the
drug stores In every city
aouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
eepton reservation the beet invented Beware
pufcd dyes Equally celebrated IL Gourauds Medicasd
Soap for curing pimples freckcs aownes chaps rough
&C. Pondre Subtitle uproots hair from part Of the
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss, st
Walker street, near broadway.
Hsir Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liqusa
hair dye h the best yet discovered oooring the hair
whskers the moment Is applied The wonderful and
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q mn LABORERS WANTED. -LABORING MEN
O.VUV who wish to go TO the Isthmus OF Panama, TO
work the Panama Railroad find employment by ap
plying at the Office q tho undersigned whore all
information will 10 the kind Of wnntod
and where written cntraets will lie made with such
employed emo dollar per- day and found will be paid
and stone will s paid two dollars and half
street =. S.-Stcamers sail from New York to the
work, the 9Th, 18th, 10Th, and 18th Of each month
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06
wAsHINGToN's wEALTH-THE MOUNT VERNON
ESTATE.

The following extract is taken from an old book pub
shed by Russell West, Boston, in the year 1900 en-
titled Washngtons Political Legaces, and dedcatea
by the editors to Mrs Martha Washington:
General Washington was at time probably one
Of the greatest land holders in the United states ms
annual receipt from his amounted IN tOo 10 our
thousand pounds sterling His property at the same Pc
Rod, was estimated to be worth one hundred and sixty
thousand pounds sterling which is very large sum in
federal money and considered very great fortune
at that early day in this country for any one man to
possess. -.
His estate at Mount Vernon alone was computed IN
1887 to consist Of nine thousand Of land Of which
enough was in cultivation produce in single year. ten
thousand bushels Of and seven thousand bushels OK
wheat In succeeding year he raised two hundred LAMBS
sowed bushels Of axseed ndpanted seven
hundred bushels of potatoes. lie desisted IL was sao
from planting tobacco, which was then extensively raeu
in Virginia for the purpose of setting an example, oy
employing this extensive in the introduction anu
fostering Of such articles Of domestic use and neces
would ultimately tend to the best advantage o. as
country. His domestics at the same time were
ously employed in manufacturing woollen clotn anu %
in sufficient quantities to clothe his numerous
which numbered nearly thousand persons.
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is said that Lord DALHouslE does not intend taking
any other steps beyond extending the frontiers and
proprating the country already seized. Should at
tack be made upon this territory immediate advance
will be made Ava and the King dethroned There is
not any news from China by this mail.
The English stock market has rallied a little. Money
is in increased demand and the Lombard street houses
ready takers of money call.
Stock Erchonge, o'eloek-Consos both for money and
for account, 97a to 97s; Bank stock 222l
Paris Bourse, latest prices yesteday-Three per cents
77f 20c.; Al per cents l02f. Bank stock 2, ,660f
teegraphic despatch, addressed by the Minister o
the Interior to the prefects says that repors from all
parts indicate marked decline in the price of corn and
that the crops everywhere satisfactory
The market for American stocks this week has shown
activity and upward tendency parcu-
ary for United States stocks, which are especially in
quired for and very in the market The fol-
lowing are the latest quotations:
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THE WEEKLY NArIosAL INTELLIcENcER

The subscription price OF this paper Tor year is THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance
For the long Sessions Of Congress, averaging eight
months the price will be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions One DOLLAR per copy
reduction Of 20 per cent (oneffh of the full charge
viii be made any who Shall order and pay for, at
one time, five copies Of the Weekly paper and like re-
ducon Of 25 per cent or onefourh Of the full charge
any who viii order and pay for at one tme ten or
more copies.
No being kept for this paper it will not be for
warded any unless paid for in advance sent
onger than the time for which it is SO paid.
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FROM QUE PARIS CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, July IA, 1858.

PARIS, JULY Ii, 1898.
The presumption is daily becoming less reliable
that Russia will lay down her arms and evacuate
the principalites on the Danube until the demands
of her mtinaatuns touching her Greek protectorate
within the Sultan's dominions are virtually if
not literally complied with. You received by the
last steamer copy of the new circular, under
date of the Goth June, ed july new style,) ad-
dressed by the Cars Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Count DE NEssELRoDE, to his diplomatic agents at
foreign Courts. This important document has
awoke the ire of the English press in most extra
ordinary manner The French press is much more
reserved. The Moaiter has not yet published it:
in fact, il is not till this morning that the official
sheet here gives the Counts first circular of the 30h
May, Qlth June,) annexing the reply to the same,
dated 25th June, under the signature of Nj. DRoUYN
DE L'HuYs, French Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and forwarded to French diplomatic agents abroad.
The new document of the I'd instant is understood
to have produced decided effect, and of no pacific
character, at ST. Cloud The argument by which the
Czar attributes the advance of his troops toward the
Danube the threatening movement toward Constantine
pie Of the combined French and English fleets, and the
assertion that dignity and honor command the connu-
of the occupation of the prncipaltes until Turkey
shall have given the satisfaction required and until the
pressure exercised upon the Car by the two maritime
Raws eha oease have given special offence 70 NAro-
1srn akins- = IA AsercAA the manner in
nm kM ef4he alled Powers. a al be modified
80 spsa Genital con-
IL Nt1 sx1 ! - u 452don. Ne teni-oazcial
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OF this latter huge E1 23l 63s received by the
Northwestern its 553 miles With increased traffic
these lines furnish increased accommodations and greater
safety New towns, villages new residences Of all
sorts follow railway routes The suburbs Of the larger
cities are extending everywhere and in every direction
All the provincial towns tapped by railways have their
distant clusters Of pleasant villa residences which we'll
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I OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture aud offer for sale the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and gull;
Oagueneotype Frames, large beautiful assortmse'
new goods
Looking Gloss Plates all sizes and fitted in
Picture Gass. French first quality. from 50x3G inch
esdown
Plate Gnss for and dwellings, furnished to orde
Composition Rosettcs, of all sizes, for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-git and jobbing in all the abov'
branshes
Picture Glass cut II any pnttern-and large 4izo
French Mirrors furnished to order.
Country ordersb by mail will eceve pr )mpt atten
tion. FRANCK g. CLOVER
1913 Main street. between 9th and l0thst. Richmond
w. June g-ts
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RICHMOND.


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Crozets Arithmetic, u new edition,
Sketches of Virginia. by VIM II Footc,
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Calls Report. vols4 5s6,
fuckers Comme entaries the Laws of Virginia.
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oi the above mined points, the chnge will be muee from
he point last passed by the Train. and charge vii
BE- loss than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any
Passengers WHO do procure Tickets (exccpt those
who take the cars where tickets are not .od, J
vii be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent in nj
iiilon to the regular of fare, provided. however
Tint in s,Il hc receive less than ten.
han htiy cents from any passenger To point
the road
Servants will b" required To have two pnsses, to
bo left with the Ticket Agent and with the Cunuc
Tor which pnsses, must be explicit in granting the priv
lege To travel the cars. Free coored persons will be
required produce tefree papers they will be
permitted travel on the cars
May lots. TiIOMAS SHARP,
Tra
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WV. IL. a. &. FISHER,
isr11, Ezgsgsszssssz.:garR pETERs BURG
skA ss.=--rsrsahd Richmond To Mc Vine SpiphW

Springs. 1hro1g} IN ieco ddgs
I'I1 Virginia II Tenn bai Compay nowpre'
d the quick safet and chenPesi route, with
increased facilIties ever fore Offered by any line tn
the travelling public Visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond dali at 60 clock,P. NJ.
(Suntnys exccptcd) by Messre. Boyd, Edmond II Co.'S
line oC packets with experienced commanders-or the
morning mt uclork, A. NJ by the Dn vile Rail
road meeting passengers having Petersburg 1T o'clock
a. NJ the same morning at the Junction ot The South =
side railroad will proceed to Rcos Stations where they
viii find line of and superior Troy Coaches, hne
and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them With the most possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg enry in the evening in time to have good nghts
aud take the Cars ofthe Virginia Tennessee Raj
Road at 7 o'clock, A VI .bcxt morning tn Bonsacks II
distance OF IL miles al two hours, in connection with
Farish & Cos old established line of Siuges, so vel
known the travelling public tor their safety and dis
patch, well supplied whne Coaches, excellent horses.
accommodating agents and drivc4ready 10 convey them
the Mountain II ouse to supper and after comOfta-
bic nights rest the " We Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock the next morning. the second day alter leaving
Lynchburg.
Returning passengers will leave II de Sui lThur
Springs at O'Clock Z. NJ. daily, (Sunlays excePted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at o'clock p NJ AMI
arrive the Mountain Iious, 10 supper, leaving tho
morning day light. breahastng at Seots arrive
at Bonsacks at d O'Clock =. M.-and Ljnchburg at 6a
F. NJ leave Lynchburg same evening by Packet at
o'clock T. NJ for Richmond, arriving the second morn
ing at o'clock A. Nor by stages Mt l24 A. M.-or
from to o'clock in the morning, and Southside Rail
road Petersburg and Dan lille Railroad to Richm md,
arriving same evening at o'clock 7. NJ
Rates of fare from Richnond and Petersburg.
By Boyd & Edmond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur SPRINGS, W. 0O
to Sweet Spings 8. 90
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages to
Va &, Tenn. Rail Road White Sulphur
Springs, VIZ. ou
to Sweet Springs, o. 80
THOMAS SHARP.
Supt Transportation,
v7ts Va. g. Tenn. r.
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articles app, op,sote tohe tu@ Ciass.-Boxes OF mats
unuets n furniture
1r,teles aDpropriate 10 SerOnd CaSs-Boxes, bales
r dry goods eahers shoes saddlefy glass, paints, os
hugs and {, nectionery
Ayit.lcs ap,r0priaieio Third Ctass.-Virgnin domes
les sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope, butter chees"
manufactured tobacco. leather hides cotton yarns cop
,cr tim sheet iron, hoowware, queensware casting+
hardware marble (dressed and other heuyy articles moi
Enumerated in spe, ia or fourth cassrntes.
dytic,es arpr0pyigie 10 Mc FonrM Ciaqs-Flour, (ih
ncks rice, pork, beet fish lard, taow aud boeon Cn
asks boxes or sncks) beeswux bales of rags, ginseng
nd dried fruit bar rGn, mnrb e, (undressed) mill and
ind stones, mill gearing
( 30 miles l.50 Salt per bushel 8
rIast'f e per 100 miles. 90 ofFitiy pounds. 10
nnn ,oh ., "a - ! $50 miles. $50 II
"oo IDS zoe miles. 300 Cmrie ast. } !:
Sert7--dtq
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NEW n VALUABLE LAW BOOKS

editions gust received and for snle et NORRIS
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Archibald's Law of Nsi Prus, vols 3 vo third Amer.
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RAILROADS, &c.
- - - -
rI,HE FOLLOWING RATES WILL BE

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