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ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
CyTE bfRnAT HOTEL, IN NJ

- July iith, roy o'clock the premises, sha
valuable lot 49, situated the lin
and souh sl,ndl with the improvements
bek house add back building, known the
so
f. ct 10 inches a IS feet alley.
cash residue in
and two years. with interest, usacioriy secured.
JAS &, MCGUIRE
July I'D Auctionecr
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Cord.

PsPer 8ah.s Rooms CopfoEs~ Of access. yet gs rsfred
" .,..4 See West front, in rear Of the Fountain.
ohp hEhf having suceeeded in rendering temperature
OF these esusbe
reports and testimonials from eminent United Of
both efvce physicians in Congress- Of cities
showing me sauary effects Of the potent
ts'omach applications portable ana
nsed smelly recnmbent sulphur vapor only
known means Of cfcnG radical change
on, we skins when diseased, the certain,
pecrd, Cause of rheumss neuralgia offensive ,fup,on c
me sremsnc navery efficient In complaints
"ssns The ATTAINED" Tnrtish bsth~svns annually beyond
gnesop the lives Of counaeas thousands
correcting the consequences NJ nscsson adapted
much osservsuon ssd him
smyrna, &c, through the summers Of 1881 tn.
ov powerful yet shocking Eavsnc electro
"s sppd In me BATH o. 'er"'e and ussd with effect in
comp'sinr OF the eye. esr, &C,
July s-dat- .M.aMN
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- 49,
NJ" '"r"ys 'ssS "bs ne Iu~ us. and
Az must mist respectfully hst, p,o,,a
either by cash short - "'
We -nder punetua cus,om.r. "a,
increased ssl-s th.p - 's'p-
We ~ sea.,r.h,. an ..,
which offer
c~ TO punctaal Customers. FERRY n HRUTHRR
NN Miss Dermous bsdisg, second door Of Tin 81
June @-6em Opposite Centre Market.
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Communicated.
typhoid fever, ROBERT L. MANfPENNY, in the 2Oh Of
the Commissioner Of Indian sf,rs
Ills fsher receiving information OF hi. Illness city ON
the 18th Of last month stand at the bedside OF h child
has resulted 10 close his DEATH
tomb.
wide circle Of friends Ohio share " they divide the
deep euef Of the parents heart and the
siy who
not uncomfortable wbers Col NJ
HIS ntnn- personal WORTH and ofcsi ABILITY
tfsced to him friends.
His con Robert manhood naked to
kind hcr's heart only
une.s but by memories Of the and cbchcd
for the future. lie has human
Judgment there seemed be
Truly the OF the Almighty
's'. are mysterious and finding Dat may
anire wisdom res. now in d.rhn...
resgnrd and assured thar the morning
regard tho words OF Christ Peter addressed
hike tbess What do thou
hereshsrr ..th .A Et .# il.h Id
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New HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE The New Hampshire
legislature finally adjourned this morning. July All The
laws to regulate The sae Of liquor, and great part
the bank bile have been postponed. very stringent
enactment concerning railroad accidents. and the
agement OF trains on railroads, has been passed.
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NEW SROCEHY STORE, corner of7th and ID strse,s,
~, y LINTON TWEEDY-The subscribers beg inform,
AID The poeic generally that hey the
l.,.,. spacious and
'-n -. oseopled by John A. Donoho, deceased. f14'
~, purpose 10 kerp
80 asr''vs IN. chstsctsr OF Family
aS.,. r' ae'. IN The line
onbdent, expected. f'N'''' 'N''Nv " A1S"i''-' "
July 2-duf W. 1"l
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sy v. y. srRAr-roy, Anes.on..r,

.ss K Pennsypana 'omh side, ofA avesfJ
VERY DEsIRABLE BUfLnINC-LOTs ON THE ISLAND At
afternoon July
or,ccs, No. 10, "a, IS ~ In subdivision Of
between
SOUTH ~ front by ~ fret deep TILE indspuabe
ConveyArce- = expense o. the purchaser ...t,j
Terms residue ~ months safsc
tory secured bearing interest July l--eod&ds
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On Tuesday morning. Fourth Presbyterian urch by tho
Rev. Jous g. SMITH. JAMES OsMoND WILSON cso 10 Ms.
SARAH A. W. daughter OF Col HEsRY Bussnxro.p ali OF his
: -
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
ED14rcn ~ Mounta,ns Atlantic snd ST. Lawrcsce
w. Rslroad--Th4 only rousa by hich travellers
- reach the base Of the White nnoenass
ssv~e, .1Ts~sems~fs-7S commence Jsws ~, 1883 .el
evening and rfovdencs Fall River
the nd. Nv
so.sor Maine. railroad
m ana At Goshsm, NJ Al m. Tray
~svns IS lodge Portland and
houss ~ the mcrnn6 Portland frav.
in The evening
10 a m Train from Portland Fare. ~ BY roae
e Is r. CORAER, e.
Jnss so-ds~ Sup Atlantic IT Lawrence RaiIrosd
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Mayors Proclamation.

III HEREAs by tho entitled relating dogs an
proved 10Th Juy irsa, amending 40
proved 27th April 1886, " IL provided that "whenever
made 10 The satacoo of
dog Kind within this city shall be deemed
shall be tbe duty o the To issue his
that nil animals Kind
Der Of days he shall deem erpedrn
pfoclaaos not exceeding ninety days. shall
the city censables and lawful for other
bury s and every dog going large contrary said pociams
ucr,n Ac--
Now therefore, bavng been made sppesr
that there
hereby give notice to all whom s snimas OF
ktnd confined for and
during police
Of this enforce
all such be und going this pocIana
ton.
Given under hand the ONCE In the city Of Wash
= - JOHN w. MAURY,
July T-iaw6w Mayor.
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REDUCTION OF rAsr-The fare on The railroad between
nspmore and Annapolis hss been reduced 10 one Jolaf
no ior tbs round trip, good for one day. one dollar and
nai. The fare between Annsro,is and Washington
.'o been reduced to d as, and Tor the round tin
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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON FIFTH STREET
auctionOn Thursday. the 7rh instant sen, In
pvtmlse half O'Clock, srceiien
house lot situated 5,h
morrill, first house south ~ Opposite
Judiciary square being the house which Dr.
The house contains nine good and
The lot fronia Is fse being Of H.
One third cash balance in twelve eighteen
the purchaser for the deferred
from day Of ale deed and deed Of trust
~
ilte ndisputahe 4vtr n
14t GREEN d SCOTT, n.
Juiyo o. Aucionesrs.
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP WANTED~-The undersigned
pay The highest market rates for vrnis land scrip and
'-""l 80 VI FL ha EVANS 4 FAINT, n
.fHba.rt -iH Ee'f t1n-E Opposite the Treasury.
June s-dA~sm lint - ePl aaB. arnk Z
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ORMkR Observation-Disclosures the advance in nearly
shade less former in addition
a Of which purchases
pieces silky black bsrrses ALSO
lot best black English with full stock Of all
kinds OF mourning goods generally
200 pieces superior bIeachcd siirting cotons
do choice Irish linens, all qualities and prices
10 do medium and superior linen sheetnc-, all widths
great bargains
pieces and damssks and rich designs, all
OF the approved qualities
'.bath qualities, win
towels grades
rs dozen damask table NAPKINS from medium TO extra hne all
prices
100 Scotch all prices, qualities and widths
~ do bird-eye diapers
10 do fine cambria dimies
Our experience the Inca facilities purchasing
through best enable the
class Of goods the least prices
6pec.s fine 'rea Welch gauze hannels" with oshsr
dsnpes
40 pieces white dotted muslius, assorted
5 do nne white linen dnllIngs and ducks
$50 cambrc-,
mssiins, al less than the usual prices
: pieces fine white fanneIs Tor ciiIdren's
lot OF black French coths,
ycsiinEs, Of the best clas.
10 pieces assorted qualities and widths black silks
is do pllowcae sp.ns, MI widths and prices
40 do handsome low priced lawns,
the lot and st worth onehird than prc.
borders, 3Ih eacl well 62k
Black silk haifhose gloves, &c
With other article usually found In weilordercd dry
goods house We also making daily additions
Go~d aricies, prces, may
PERRY D. BPOTHER,
Miss Dermous building, second door 7th street,
June 3-codiouf Opposite Centre Market
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by ,.nk ts !. sOOi.I, A.e,son..r..

BY HHEf1N q SCOEIs Aaouomeers.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON ID STREET AT
Tuesday, the 18th In OF
prensr. O'Clock good house,
north, between s'h and 10Th
proper thirty Iok
inches feet alley, being Of lot No square No
The above aescribed property immediately a
ron Hall. i r@'
wishing make good Respectfully
pieces
o property for sale M Penn-yi snia avenue.
Terms third balance and ,sbterp
ymcns
intere from the day OF sale iI.Nz' RI
GREEN SCOTT
July 3-dd Auctiopser.
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tiess, hc., ~hch sold.
June 2a-lmsod l-7T' = " "
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VALUABLE MARKET O ARDEN AND HOUSE AT AUG
tonon "Wednesday afernoon July 9th, al 81 O'Clock
auction shalt sell lot No H. oo7 situated
the Of north and Maryland Of Capitol
containing 056 feet, and improved by large
frame dwelling the front occupied The o IL
well enclosed and IN high cultivation market garden
Ao lots IS TO- ls aud 10, in square l09 Titles direct from
The United States. Sale positive #
Terms; One third residue
notes satisfactorily secured bearing Interest.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
June 30-d Auctoneer.
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GOAT a meeting OF the Board or Directors OF
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, held Wei h
the following resolution passed.
"Resoiped Tint the institute be opened daily
through the week (Sundays excepted) from 10 O'clock
and that the public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June l7-u #t.# Recording Secretary
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EREsH Discoveries Among the Ruins of Nineveh
babylon travels in Armenia, Kdrdan the
Second Expedition, undertaken
Of the Btsh Museums hy Austen H. Layard H. Pr with maps,
plans, and illustrations. Price q IS.
Second Book in Lnin.
Tayior's Memorials Of the English Martyrs
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
July6 Seventh Street, Odd Fellows Hall.
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THE ARLINGTON HAT EVANS has just returned from
New YORK with his new style hai, the hrlogon,"
Younv
by
Arlington" II 10 of tbe
season. then I am not
EVANS Halter, Penn. nv, 81.
July 6-3,f Three doors from street.
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For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.
a s1e>n The steamer osCEoLA having been thoroughly
R-4e repaired will 9th July, running rrpn
ia'y 10 the shove places leaving Washington every
"Wednesday aud Saturday al oclocs, returning,
folk Monday and Thursday O'Clock, She will
regularly Puey Point P.in River and The
lind
win arrive Norfolk In time for the James River boats The
Southern
+" oio 4 90
:" Piney font.. y 90
lanes MITCHELL
July 3--dn Captain.
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vHE Columbia House 1.-The subscriber respectfully
public that he Inns opened house
ba road, Aexanda county Virginia. few miles from
Ale xanda and Georgetown, where
furnish everything hppeanins good publc
shall furnished the
affords. The public will find quiet and
hot weather.
ro,ns Track, the of the premises always open
the patrons Of the house. CYRUS MARTIN.
July 6-eod5t
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THE Columbia Trotting Track.-Therc two lrot
ia in county
| on Thursday afternoon, JuIy7.
purse sa-fres rot for
money.
a harness-being
i Z. whaiebone and e. z. snani-.
precisely 4 O'Clock, the other
edaey amer. All kinds Of refreshments ground
CYRUS MARTIN,
July 6-da Proprietor
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by E. N. SITUATION. Auctioncer.

(Penn'yi0ania south side, Tenth strsei)
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SPLENDID JEwELF
Aeon Thursday afternoon, July O'clock my
rooms, shall SELL without invoice OF watch
ewey &c. advances The assortnen consists "f hu
and lepno watches the apprO
gold guard and fob chains gold pencils,
finger rings rings breast-pns, &C.
The above articles all and Of the finest quality
$50 and UNDER cash $50, credit Of thirty
sixty days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
July 6-d2t
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Bank or Warrington,
JUNE 5, 1853.
DIVIDEND Of three cent the capital stock of bank
II this day declared Of the profits Of the months
payable TO stockholders on demand.
JAMES ADAMS,
July 6-lt Cashier.
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HRINlrY Church Sunday school Excursion.-1hi
school will leave the city to-day Arlington
Spring The boat will leave Seventh
and ,, pm
Tickets, each,
Of VIM Morrison, avenue, ~ street.
cream and Lemonade can be procured upon the ground.
July 6-luf"
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Hoa7g5N
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FURNITURE, varnfshtnR, Repairing. > .sb ..-E
shop PeDnsyv avenue, eide, and I
and Others having furniture Of repair by leaving
calling place.
that will please all favorns the undesgnsd
work With attention and moderate charges
confidently anticipates share Of public chairs
imitation various
avors, tbs undersigned respectfully sociis
ROBT. H. WALMsLEY.
July 6-eoim
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS -.,n Tuesday evening last
a man named Gier eprang from Of the New Haven
at the OF Canal and Centre streets
while intoxicated, and in doing he fell and the wheel
of the passed over his right arm, causing severe
fracture Of the bone. He taken TO the New York
Hospital where II found necessary 10 amputate the
limb. Tie injured man remained in sinking condition,
and died at O'Clock Thursday morning. The dc.
ceasedwas taller by trade about forty years Of age,
and native Of Ireland and resided in Thirteenth street,
A. Coroner Hilton will hold an inquest Oh
the body this day.
Coroner Hilton yesterday held inquest atthe Belle.
Hospital the body OF Timothy OKeefe, who came
TO his death from injuries received by being by
OF the Harlem cars between Forty ninth and Ffeth
streets; his left leg cut of below the knee and his
head and face also badly injured The accident occurred
Monday night between III and IL o'clock and the in
ured picked up and conveyed to the hospital
where the poor fingered until Wednesday night,
sDo then expired The deceased was single man, and
within few weeks past employed 1.-THE road. He
had en- that eTenng been to political meeting, and
while endeavorng to the track the locomotive APP
preached much sooner than lie oil, and thus
he received the injury The jury rendered verdict of
Death by being accidentally BY Of the Har
lem Railroad cars
SUDDEN DFnn--rhe Coroner yesterday was Gale to
hold inquest at rs Third street. the body OF Mrs
Jane r. Hadley, who died suddenly yesterday morning,
ed by dsense OF the brain, supernduced by insanity
Coz Gamble held inquest the body and YER
dict TO that effect rendered The deceased fifty
nine years Of age, and q native OF New York.
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The Paris Exhibition In 1855.
Mr.. MARCY TO TIE COUNT DE sAHTIGEs.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


WASHINGTON, Sept IL, 1853.
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your cote Of last month"; informing that it has been
decided by the government Of his Majesty the Emperor Of
the French that Universal Exposition of the Fine Arts
shall be held at Paris in 1885, at the same time as the
Uni Tersal Exposition of Industry.
After detailing the which have been already
adopted to render the Exposition Of the Fine Arts
plete as possible express The wish of his Majestys
government that TIE government Of the United States
should Designate possible person authorized
to represent the committee OF the Universal Expo
son OF the Fine Arts and to take part in It's preliminary
labors
You also express personal conviction that in view
OF the interest taken in the Exposition this government
will be willing to every at its disposal to insure
to its citizens representation in harmony with the pro-
gress made by the United States in the culture of the fine
arts and also to give the greatest possible publicity to the
announcement of the project.
In reply TO your note have the honor Of informing
you that there is set of the Congress OF the United
States which authorizes the nomination of such en-
ployc as your note suggests, and the President cannot
make such q nomination unless authorized BY law
possible however, that the governments of the re-
spectiye States, of them posse sing citizens dis
ting uished artists may have the power and the win to
appoint them representatives at the proposed EXPOSE
tion To that end this government will do all in its power
to give the greatest publicity to the liberal and enght
ened projects Of his Majesty government thisubect
seize this occasion, &c w. L. MARCY
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williamsburg City Intelligence.

WILLIAMSBURG CITY REFORM MOVEMENTS.
The citizens of Williamsburg having become like unto
the Gothamites tired Of corrupt government have de-
termined making effort for reform, for which pur
poses they on Wednesday evening nominated the follow
ing candle ates for city officers
Eayor-George Higgins.
City CleTk--Samuel j. Burr.
Commissioner Of Streets and Repairs-John McWey.
Corporation Attornsy-Jehn Dean.
Treasurer-Gerhardus l.. Demarest.
Capitalization D. Wilson.
Keeper Of the Cells-Jamcs Gallaudet.
sealer Of Weights and Measures-John Powell
SIoop Run Down on THE EAST RvER.-The Peck slip
ferry boat Seneca while her voyage to New York
after six O'Clock last evening" in contact with the
sloop Superior Of New York. Captain Worden, from YER
planks Point, North river loaded with brick for Mr..
Webb The ferry boat struck her in the rigging cutting
away her mast, and otherwise pjuring her. She was
towed into the Brooklyn shore by of the Bridge and
Roosevelt srests ferry boats The Seneca had her ruddcr
carried away and several windows in the ladies' cabin
smashed. No ether perceptibe damage was sustained
Fortunately person either boat was injured al
though the greatest CONSERVATION PREVAILED especially
among the ladies on the ferry boat.
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THE ASSESSMENTS AT THE Custom House.
We published in Tuesdays HERALD q scale Of
the tariff on the salaries Of the officers at the
Custom House, which moneywas paid by them
on Monday, to the agents ofthe Van Burenites
for the purpose Of controlling the coming cleo
ton. The conduct Of these men in submitting
to such tax upon their "wages for service or
labor performed" is despicable enough in an
ordinary point Of view: but it becomes doubly
detestable when we ascertain that by this pay
ment the officers commit wilful and corrupt
perjury. When an officer of the customs re-
ceipts for his salary, he is obliged, by special
act OF Congress, to subscribe to the following
oath -
la - - in the ofl,e OF the
Collector Of the district Of New York, dc hereby
certify on oath or affirmation that have performed
the services stated in the above account--that
have received the full sum therein charged, to my
own use and benefit and that have not paid, de-
posted, assigned nor contracted to pay, deposit,
or assign, any part of such compensation TO the
use of any other person nor in any way directly or
indirectly paid or given, nor contracted 10 pay
give, any reward or compensation for my Office or
employment, or the emoluments thereof. So help
Sv.Sworn and subscribed before me, this - day OF
-, 1856.
The reader must perceive. from reading the
above oath, what crime has been committed
We should have some charity for the persons
who, knowing that their bread and butter de-
pended upon their compliance with the demand
paid the money demanded by the leaders of
faction. But language can scarcely convey the
public detestation Of those leaders who creep
to power by such crooked and Shiny paths
Interference in elections, either by bribery or
other means, should be the highest crime under
our political Laws; bpt We sss the Van BURN
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New York, Friday, November A, 1853,
Mails fox Europe.
rH1 NEW YORK WEEKLY HKRALps

TBz NEW YORK WEEKLY HRRALpa
rho United States mail steamship Hermann, Captain
Higgins, win leave this port at t. morrow, Tor
South smpton and Bremen.
subscriptions and advertisements for any edition = tho
gHw YoRK ExRp wiz be we'd At the following 9lacs
N Europe -
LYrsPoor--Iohn Hunter, Nc. Paradise street.
L,spos-Edwards, Sanford 4 Co., CornhiL
Vim. Thomas & Co.. No. u Catherine gtrsst.
PARs---Iivingston, Wells Co.. 8 Place de Ia Bourse
n Revolt, No II Rue de Is Banqus
rae European mails viii close st halfpast ten oelsek
tomorrow Zaorning.
he WEEKLY HERALD viii be published at hafpast nDs
o'clock 10 morning Single copies, in Wrappers
eixrsuco.
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Mails for the Pacific.

TEE NEW YORK WEEKLY REBALp.
The United States mail steamship Illinois, Capt Hart
stsne will leave this port to- morrow afternoon at TWO
,eloek, for Aspnwau
The mails for California and other parts OF hs Pacific
VIII close at o'clock
The NV YORK WEEKLY Herald California edition, con-
tanning the latest intelligence from all parts OF the world
win be published at ten o'clock tomorrow morning
Single copies sxpence. Agents viii please send IN
their orders as early possible.
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Williamsburg City Intelligence.

GEEAT TEMPERANCE DEMoysTRAnoS.-The friends of tenn.
perance, DESTROYS Of supprong the traffic in liquors. met
in large numbers at the Odeou last evening" for the pur
pose of taking into consideration the best method of &C.
=. H. Chaplin Of New York. Hon e. d. Culver Of VIII.
Harrisburg. and others Mr.. Nm. II. Oakley, formerly
leader OF the was PRESENT. and sang several