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ColfrE-rhere were 500 bags Rio TAKEN at yea lie.
perlb.
Co1IoN.-The Cotton Brokers' Association made the
following report Sales for the week 500 bales for ex
port 7,2il for home USE 4,237 speculation S51 mis-
eeeneous 1856 Sales this day October 81 stfor export
Market firm,
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@10 REWARD;-sTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
lV Of John Garland OF Hester And Bow
cry white bull terrier dog brnde ear long TAIL ana
cropped ears Whoever will return the ak1hs above
place will receive the above reward and qusstous asksA
CHARLES VAN PELy
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

IMPRESS PACKAGES PER STEAMSHIP ASIA
~ EDWARDS, SANFORD co, give notice that no
packages for the above be received after
o'clock his Tuesday eveangthe steamship leaving earlier
than usual. Office SO Broadway.
EUROPEAN EXPRESS, l73 BROADWAY, ENTRANCE
~ Cortlandt ttrcet-Parces forwarded per steamship
Asia, on Wednesday November to all parts Of England,
France Europe, Asia and Africa Parcels Of 80 cubic ZACH
81 TO London, - TO the Fact Indies proportonate
charges W inteymediate plaeea w. @. BARNEY
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e ofgsn,ssi hsusshea furniture on Tuesday November
room No Broadway corner Of Broome Fish
blatt will sell above the furniture of family break
sse Consisting IN part Of suits Of %shcs.ay
r.n do stair PRINTED arusrs ocSsh. Ss &C. Also
large variety Of dining rosm and chamber furniture mat
articles Of every description &c. 30 Catalogues ready on
John W, sonsRINpyKE AEcrIoNEER-sToKENo
70 .Srroy} e. n. |s Ws;; EiSst:'1sh street. a. io,
Kitchen fur,srs sofas chairs centre, side Aad other
dressing wnI1s soY sSsist ssa'
.JoHM TIsH9LATT. AycTIoNEER.J: ,FIsHBLATT
s X, S sell or TSssday H. u Z osIscs M a.
s rom h q: az I'd
marble tables dozen cane scat and arm
large ios f sas Y ns and ss
Jo1N W soMERINDYKE, ACcTIoNEEk, STORE NO.
:as this day. Tu::a. Nov
Io secsi eonsns Of carved assT
sas 81:
ina S sPs Also
ny sofas dressing bureaus French bedstcad eha dining
.s e S.
T LII S;ia Else
Attorney for Mortgages.
.s.. sssi M
Grand :..:s. s.S:: The drsssss STOREY
y..s rs:
Sr.e.ssIs chairs msSosssy .eis: 'i IN
s ss s OAK sn
wood marble top centre tables mahosany and xainu.
iasT. e ssp sas
ns a. for s h0Srs r. mats beds and bsddns linz.
furniture Deposits required from StrInssrs Catalogues
A k;S;5 SALE SALE OF LOTS ON rLATBysH AVENUE,
as sSs q e s mi
s ssg 9s,ss.
sss oh s:sT ..S
lots desirable being Avenue. and Streets
nssSA sa o @ a %S't
ri are At the 9s. Of the No AZ Fulton
sAIE Sc Son I x ~. RI; scJNo
69 Iearl street 400 lots and packages comprising best
The worthy the
and retailers For partc 1lars catalogues which
g DRAPER, AUCTIoNEER-BY SIMON DRAPER,
Nov oslosi At Eaoians. FOR az.
s2s ocs bonds Of tho Georgia due
sss city Troy;
ss g. cs
is, .n n s% ss s:n 6 ss
aIss moItssss bonds the cer.ns Ssstsrs
road GSnpany eight per cent oonysrtiss bonds Of
cent second bonds of Boston Railroad
Company 600 stock Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, shares 81, 600 each
WILLIAMS STEVENS { WILLIAMS SECOND
" great annual sale Of frat class dern oil paintlngs'
the Natonal Academy Of Design 663 Broadway opposite
Bond street. on Thursday lth and Friday, llth inst
o'eock each day, and o'clock each evening.
Hessrs w: w. beg TO announce that exhibition Of
Monday 3st u above and continue till TIE time Of
sale, day and evening, free.
WILLIAA Writers, AUCTIONEER-HOTEL FUR
Canal street rcmoycd from country hote consisting Of
large Assortmenlo parlor chamber, dining and
chen furniture handsome Brussels hrcepy and ingram
carpets one elegant rosewood piano o. oe.aves chns glass
and plated ware bedsteads and bedding of thirty
glasses bookcase dressing bureaus &c. This
good chance for dealers and families all being
spring Catalogues on the morning of SALE N B-The bs-
lance will be sold on the Saturday following.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAl.
SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION sALE-BY THOMAS sPINK AUCTION.
eer-On Tuesday November at 10 o'clock at III An
thony street, lot Of American and French billiard a-
bes all sizes, of tho best Workmanship Terms oashds-
p0sites required.
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III H. LEEDS, ACCOMMODATION SALE OF MAR.
" BILE and alnbastcr statuaryPoaitvey the sale of
Signor @: b. Pandolhni's this eeason.-ENRY H. LEEDS
CO. will sell by auction Tuesday, November lss and
Wednesday November ID at half o'clock each
At the sales room No Wall street. red Carara marble
stauary consisting IT twenty six pieces of sttHary
-siyed>from Italy viz Cupids, with dove by Franloni;
ph. nv Tenoran Dancing Girl sfser Canova; Venus al
ts p.,h -sneh Prayer of Pampaloni, by Francli the
Goddess Of Justice urean schoc Confidence IN God by
Tore; Mary Magdaiene, by Flemish Cupid with
Deg by Ross Modcry by Gevsaelo Ceres recian scho6f
the Stndious Girl original by Ros Four Seasons Spring
Summer Autumn and Win ter Dancing Girl after Ercaiano
Venice after Csrnavsl largo o Two Belgian Lions Man.
sheep The above statuary the bo offered in this city
a by the best Italian artists Also &oA large
sortment Of Bardslo, agate, yoow sienna, and verde
antique Estruscan Medcs and Hebe and Roman vases,
feet high beautiful carving in has
relieve, suitable FOR the decoration OF parOrs halls and
niches Edrawng rooms, tables &C.. opcnwork
Grecan ditto, vesal temples large card receivers
with solid leaf Of grape lions Of Canova taxa OF Aradn
candelabras; Forcntne openwork baskets agate CANDLE
sticks great variety Of and alabaster
Also fne assortment Of Parian silver plated and papier
mache goods.
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n s. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
~ neutrality-suspicious. and attractive sale of elegant
rosewood and other furniture Thursday next
mad. furniture in the large fressone house. No. 100
Twenty first street. the Eighth ssting in
the parlors ofone suit rosewood furniture crimson
brocatelle do and crimson, do gold brocade
elegant etagere plate glass doors and
and upsrbly ornamented pier glass i0ix elegant
oval mahogany rosewood centre side and card tables
ing and reception chairs in three coored damsk
ee superior lace curtains, brocatellc do; elegant
and costly msntel ornaments and clocks
forte fully warranted oil paintings Of besuty
WORTH velvet and tapestry carpets and
furniture of rosewood French bedsteads
stands cabinets &c best hair mattresses pillows
kets mahogany chairs do centre card tables
corner stands carpets toilet sets tc Basement
usual dning furniture choice dinner
superior mahogany extension table forming
uncommonly large quantity rich class goods Cat
alogues at No. 70 William street Wednesday Afternoon.
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WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER.-HOTEL FUR
" niture at auction, Wednesday at 10 o'clock 1877
Canal street remoyed from country hote) consisting
large of parlor chamber dining and
chen furntnrs handsome Brussels and ingram
and plated bedstead and bedding thirty pier
glasses bookcase dressing bureaus wardrobes &c This
good chance for dealers and families a
spring Catalogues on the morning Of SALE NJ B-The
lance will be sold on the Saturday following.
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RE WARDS.

&OE REwARD.-wHEREAs THE GUNsTORE or
DO the subscriber having been feonousy entered on
the night ofthe goth Sunday morning the Sth ns and
Aliens single Darrell pistols and other pro-
pery hereby the above Of twenty fvs dollars
r any that will lead arrest and conyic
ton Of the burglars. FRANK BEKEART, X6 Canal %.
B-The rascals lef their from the prsmises
one clasp pocket knife ron handle nlad mother Of
pearl plaziers knife, and wooden match box.
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WILLIAMS, STEVENS L WILLIAMS SECOND
great annual sale Of frat class modern oil paintings
At the National academy of Design 663 Broadway
Bond street. Thursday 10Th and Friday 18th inst II
o'clock each day. and 5 o'clock each evening.
nessrs. w. s. W., beg TO that exhibition Of
Of this beautiful and collection of
sale, n evening free - ~. -
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John FIsHBLATT, AUCTIoNEER.-J. FIsHBLATT
viii sell on Tuesday November at Y o'clock A. M Al
the the and spacious sales No 46 Broadway
sr Of Broome street the furniture saloon removed
rom the OF Crystal Palace consisting Of ITO
ehairs chandeliers hall lamps wine and champagne glasses
u O - -~~' =
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- II Spruce street On wednesday
Ito morrow Ne. 26S West Eighteenth street, at l0
o'clock all the furniture In the above house consisting
the usual assortment OF parlor dining bedroom and
Kitchen furniture sofas chairs CENTRE site and other
tables carpets dressing and plain bureaus bedssAd beds
4s, &c. WILLIAM T. BOYD, Salesman.
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ZINC PAINT.-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS POR
~ the sale Of whe oxide OF snc ctured lby ths
and Lehgh Zinc Company prepared re
ceve orders Tor the and would invite the particular
scnton Of the trade to its evident supericy ever others
American manufacture and its most
with the best Of foreign Dealers with depend
upon always obtaining desired supply paint which
will be found to itself purity body
uniform whiteness rioea and terms
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A UCTION NOTICE.-W. NJ. BOERUM, AUCTI0NEER,
IA by ". c. Aburtus will sell Tuesday, October ls
1853 at 10 o'clock at ~ and Washington street. Brock
lyn furniture of every description contained in boarding
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MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1853.
%. 30 40 Prk Vein Coal Co l0X
D.. 80 so Pherix Mining Co l5k
IS SO CON Y Central RR l095<
II 961L 2l6 do 40
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS by the act entitled can act relating
wv to Dogs" approved 25th July, 1929, and the
act amending the same, approved 9th April. 1898
it is provided that whenever it shall be made ap-
pear to the Satisfaction of the Mayor TINT any ami
NAL Of the dog kind within THE city shall be
.s'deemed and considered mad,'' it shall be "the
duty of the Mayor to Issue his proclamation re-
quiring that all animals of the dog kind shall be
Kept confined for such number of days as he shall
deem expedient and proper to state in said proc
lamation, not exceeding ninety days; and it shall
be the duty of the city constabies, and lawful for
any other person, to kill and bury all and every
dog going at large contrary to the said proclama-
tion," sc.
Now, therefore, it having been made to appear
to my satisfaction that there "animals OF the
dog kind" mad within this city, do hereby give
notice, to all whom it may concern, that call ami
mails of the dog kind" in this city required to
be kept confined for and during the term of sxty
days from the date hereof; and the police officers
of this Corporation required to enforce the law
in respect to all such as may be found going at
large contrary to this proclamation.
Given under my hand at the Mayors Office, in
the city OF Washington, this goth day of June,
1853. JOHN w. MAURY,
July 6--1aw6w Mayor.
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Pa, DO; VIM H. Page, Va, do, G. B. Hairless
ton, Mich, Assistant Report Clerk; Joseph HI.
Wheat D. G., Corresponding Clerk Contract Of.
feet James Davis, Ind do; G. A. Schwazman,
d. c., Foreign Dead Letter Clerk; JOS Quicksall,
N. j., Stamp Account Clerk; E. Vandewater,
N. T., Register Dead Letter Clerk; r. w. Wal
lace, D. c., do; Samuel Tohl, Pa, do; E. Raw
lings, Ala, do; o. Banding, s. c., do. P. Dom
nelly, Pa, Register of Returns; E. j. McClery,
D. c.. do; Woodbury. Emery, Mass, Exam
iner of Dead Letters; j. II. Hamilton, ID. c.,
Opener Dead Letters; JAS. Lawrenson, Md, Post
master Generals Journalist; Douglass Vass, Fla.
Miscellaneous; Henry X Johnson, ID. c., Lock
and Key Clerk G. B. Armstrong, N. j., Assist
ant do; T. .. Reilly, N. j., Inspection Clerk; C.
p Russell, N. H., do; Charles o. Foxton, Tenn,
do; Q. j. Ruger, N. Y, do; Isaac E. Eaton,
Ohio, do
First Class, S90O.-James McCarrick, Wis.
Letter Book Clerk, Appointment Office; r. IT,
Mclain, Md, do, Contract Office J. E. Parker,
Mich, do; J. F. Kemp, Pa, do; John T. Glenn
ents, d. c., Opener Dead Letters. John Chase,
Ohio, do; John r. Condor, Md, Opener of Re-
turns; James F. Devine, Va, do; l.. Dorsey
Md, Letter Book Clerk, Inspection Office; Clarke
Koontz, Md, Recording Clerk.
This classification is to date back to first July,
ultmO .
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TO AMERICAN AUTHORS.

" KITEKS OF Poetry, Tales, Sketches, Essays,
Wv Biographies, Scientific Treatises, &C., &c. !.
who feel the want Of facilities for publishing their
productions in profitable and satisfactory man
ner, may receive information of interest to them
by addressing the undersigned, and simply en-
closing in each letter postage stamp TO be placed
letter in reply. That mere curiosity may
not induce any one to write to the undersigned,
he assures all that the information he has TO give
be of service TO but persons Of the claes he
addresses-namely, ladies and gentlemen whose
writings meritorious enough for publication,
and yet who have not the means, the skill, or the
influence to obtain for them promptly the favora
BILE consideration of the publishers under whose
auspices they wish them to appear.
THOMAS c. CONNOLLY,
General Correspondent,
July l2-eolm Washington, d. C..
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THREE CHEERS vOR TINE RED. WHITE
AND BLUE
"Changs Makes Change"


Wholesale Ice Cream Depot-C street, rear of
Br0ton's Hotel
THE SUBSCRIBER. in removing 70 bic new
4 place OF business, returns bis sincere thanks
70 bis friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage extended to him at his Saloon on the
Avenue. during bis sojourn In that locality. Hav
ing from press Of business, and an iuc,e. sed de-
mand for his famous Ice Cream, been Grammatical To
abandon the retail business, and attend eptiyev to
that Of the Wholesale be has closed his we'll known
Saloon, and removed his depot to the above men
toned street, and in the store formerly occupied
by Hatch & Co. Oil aud Campfire Estah-
lishment, where be respectfully informs the public
Shat he will DO prepared to furnish them with
Creams of all coors, and Of the richest hsvors at
the shortest notice. He has attached to his depot
an Ice Cream Express wagon, in which the article
will be sent to any part Of the city Ia mouids of
any size, and in any given quantity. Having just
received excellent assortment of moulds from
Paris, Dinner Parties, Tea Parties, Balls, Excur-
sions, Pic MICS, Ice Cream Saloons, &C., &C.,
served in superior style and with despatch
N. b. Orders left at the Office attached to his
Depot, with the driver of the Express wa gon,
(Which will hereafter be designated with flag of
"RED, WHITE, and BLuE,'D will receive prompt
attention. Good folks send in your ORDERS or, If
you choose, you can "wAIr THE WAGON"
Il. NJ. HARVEY, Agent
For J. RUSSELL, JR.
July l9-tf
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HABIrUAL DRuNKENNEss.--The first case which
occurred in New Jersey under the law relative to
habitual drunkards, passed at the last session of
the Legislature, took place at Princeton Fri
day, the 22d, and is mentioned in the Wing. The
Chancellor issued commission to three gentle
men, who proceeded to try before a jury an inqui-
siton into the habitual drunkenness Of Charles
Skilman and his incapacity to take care of his
property The jury gave verdict that such was
the case; and, according to the law, the orphans
court, on application, must appoint guardian
over him. He is Invested of all control of his pro-
perty, which will be restored on his reformation.
All liquor SELLERS under penalty, are forbidden
to sell to him, and legally he is to be treated
lunatic. philadelphia Bulletin, LIST.
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August l, P. m.-The following
returns of the Congressional election in this State
have been received:
In this city, which forms part of the seventh
Congressional district, MIR. Preston, the Wing
candidate for Congress, has 1850 majority, and
is undoubtedly chosen. Wolfe, Wing, is elected
to the Senate.
In the Ashland district, MIR. Breckenridge
DEM, is reelected by handsome majority.
In the fifth district the vote is very close be-
tween Hill, Wing, and Stone, DEM; and the re-
suit is doubtful. Stone was elected in 1851 by
1853 majority.
In the tenth district, Hodge, Wing, beats Stan
ton.
Wing gains.
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A"SLfr. "a travelling lecturer picked up a
candidate for wife a few days ago in Lynn,
whom he selected through his knowledge of
"bumps," as he had never known her until an
hour and half before. He procured marriage
certificate and they proceeded to Salem, when
the girl, who had been nothing 10th to accept the
offer, found the house of her intended, who had
buried his wife four days before, well stocked with
children, but having little else in it, She wns
Immediately seized with home sickness, and bor-
rowed money enough to return in the cars.
Boston Courier
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
Dull Times-Ctty JMortallty-Sharks-- Clsanlines,
crthe City--.Ntp Paper--Stock Sales, &c.

Dull Times-C4ty yMortaItty-Sharks-- Cleanliness
9fhe Ctty--.NeW Paper--Stock Sales, &c.
BALTImoRE, August 2, 1853.
Our city is indescribably dull at present, a
large portion Of the active business men of our
population having absented themselves for rusti-
cation and preparation for an energetic and ex-
tensve fall business
The whole number of deaths in Baltimore dur
ing the past week was 1856; of which cholera in
fantum claimed 80, consumption 1s, dysentery %,
and infantile unknown r. Of the whole number
80 were under FIVE years of age.
There is quite an abundant supply of sharks in
our harbor, disputng the freedom of the water
with swimmers.
Baltimore is kept cleaner at present than it has
been for many years, the old contract system
having been abolished and city scavenger de-
partment duly organized. The expenses per week
now range from 500 to $500. Under the con-
tract system the expense was not over 5000 per
week; but then they were not cleaned at all ex-
cept when heavy fall of rain washed the dirt all
into the basin, from whence it had to be removed
by mud machines at an immense cost.
1t is again rumored that MIR. Baylor, of the Cot
ton Plant, is about to bring out daily issue of
that paper under the title OF" The Press" 1t will
be devoted to southern interests, and especially to
the establishment of a continental depot for cot
ton in opposition to Liverpool. He has been
making arrangements for several months, and
something of more than ordinary merit is ex-
pected.
A. ID IA. o. n.
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NEW YonK. May II
A CAR ID.

rOSEpu A. G,sCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
81 MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens cf
Washin gton and vicinity that he has established
h,mself in this city, and is prepared to give les
sops on the Piano. G uitar, and in Singing.
Orders left ut Mr.. Thompson Daguerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
F. Ellie, will be promptly attended to.
Terms--Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar l5
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DIED.,

On the LIST instant, CHARLES RICHARD,
aged three years and six months, only OF
CHARLES II. and MARIA TAvENNER.
At Bordentown, New Jersey, Captain E. r.
MCCALL, United States Navy, aged sixty years.
On the Cd instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH BUR-
NETT, in the Dist year Of her age.
In Georgetown, on the Cd instant, JOHN F.
GOODR ICH, in the oath year of his age.
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lust RECEIVED at WHITTLESEY'S Paint,
81 Oil. Glass, and Lamp Store, on 7th street, op-
posite Hall & Brothers. dry goods store
tons pure White Lead
do Zinc Paint
800 gallons Linseed Oil
200 do boiled do
200 do pure Sperm Oil
200 do Whale Oil
200 do Lard Oil
Also, tanners' Neatsfoot, and Rosin Oils
Copal, Coach, Japan, Asphaltum, Daman, and
Shoe Varnishes
800 boxes Window Glass, single and double
thickness, including French Plate, all sizes
Together with complete assortment of Paints.
all colors. dry and ground in oil
Lamps, Girandoles. and Candelabras, some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly
to my order
Brushes of all descriptions
Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
In fact, l have every thing usually kept in a
Paint, Oil, and Lamp Store. all Of which were
purchased entirely for cash. and will be sold to suit
the times and the emergency of the case.
On all sums of 1916 and over five per cent. will
be deducted for cash Don't mistake the place.
WHITTLESEY'S
On 7th street, nearly opposite the Avenue
July 30-2awlm House.
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A CARD.

TINE attention of persons furnishing Is respect
i fully called TO the sale of Elegant Furniture
and Housekeeping Articles, at the residence of
Senior Don A. Calderon de In Barca, corner of I'd
street east and street north, on Wednesday
morning, August Sd, at 10 O'Clock.
The house will be open to visitors this day.
The Carriages and Harness, Wines and q small
lot of choice Havana Cigars, will be sold at four
O'Clock p. m. JAS. G. Meg UIRE,
Aug2-N Auctioneer.
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RAILROAD ACcDENT.--The railroad train from
Montreal to Boston on Saturday, with two hun
bred passengers, was thrown off the track at the
junction of the Lake Champlain road, near St.
Johns owing to the displacement Of the switch.
Some damage was sustained, but none of the pas
sengers were fatally injured.
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JOURNEY ROUND THE WORLD; col

A JOURNEY ROUND THE WORLD; COM
IA prising winter passage across the Andes to
Chii; with visit to the gold regions of California
and Australia, the South Sea Islands, Java, sc.
by F. Gcrslaccher.
ical and Mornl Life. considered in relation tc
health, disease, and religion; by William Cooke
Nj. D.. &c.
For sale at TAYLOR B. MAURY'S
Augs Bookstore, near 9th at.
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HOTEL, NEW YORK, No

VXTILLARD'S HOTEL, NEW YORK, No.
wv 1875 Broadway, and POT Twelfth street, ia
now open for the accommodation of he public.
The house is new, and lie fitted up with all the
modern Improvements, and Is furnished in a supe-
rior manner. The proprietor, formerly of Will
lard's Hotel, Washington, D. C., will be happy to
any of hs former friends, ALEC oil those OF tho
travelling public who may favor him with call.
Ed WILLARD.
Nrw youx Movl7 June l5-2mif
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GoLD IN IowA.--A paragraph in the Clayton
County Uowa) Herald mentions report that gold
had been discovered in Hardin county, and that
numbers of persons had gone thther to seek it.
1t is added, however, that the specimens of gold
found are of inferior value.
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A LOCOMOTIVE WITHOUT RAILS is described by
the Courier des Etats U,,s having been invent
ed and exhibited in operation in Paris, by Alex
andre Levor 1t was attached to two cars, which
it drew along the streets, around abrupt corners
advancing and retiring with ease. 1t has four
wheels with broad felloes.