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CONTENTS O Juss NussKa.
Gray's Elegy written n a Country Church Yard.
IusratonsFac simue-view of stohe-PoEes Church, and
Ancient Peru-Iis People and Monuments
llustrsiionsPan Of the First ralacePeruvan siInIrsr
Wall Of Fortress. Of Cunco The Great Temple Of
View Of Tower o. Chup.n-Cop
Copper Tweezers-Copper War Mace-Pefuvian
sepalchr.l ToweIPeav,an As%nis.-Wa: :. Ch%aoIn.
WalsPlsn OF Second PalAceEl Mirador de Huana
coRuins OF TiahazncoDoo
S
ansco 81 vieyo-Pian Of Pasee--Ruins at Coat.
life in Paris
fnusiraiions-Arch OF TriumpbA her Prime-A
Decayed Loretehe GriseueThe Temptcrs and the Tempt
eDs%s ds- aaie.-Ssleh.n o. Crimes
scIerDeath Rais-Thc Tomb OF secrets E<tamnetThe
Pavilion OF FboraLe Care du raas RoyalLe Fore Noife
kotonde du Temple.
Nano ron Rann pVI ohnk a. hiatt
hasen.rhc al venicerhe Return from ayFhght
The Court-Inteview Spanish PriDcet
The Departure Of Joseph for Spain.
Let these Laugh that Win by j. smyths, IT,
The Edinburgh Review the Influence Of Novels
Faithful Forever.
The Pound
Charity and Humor-A Lecture BY w. M. Tiackorny.
The Lot tlower.-A Scottish Story.
Small Beginnings
Bleak House. By Charles Dickens
Chapter XVII. JOS WiiL-XLVifI. Closing in.-XLx Du-
Illustrate New Meaning in Dramatically Bsh,
vior ofMr Bucket
Scenes a
The Last Days Of Burns.
The Chateau Reepi~r.
Fragment OF Australian Life
Monthly Record OF Current Events.
Editors Table.
Editors Easy Chair.
Editors Dtawer
Literary Notices.
Conicaitics original and selected
Iustratiou-Bady Practice Physician Inquirer
rrecantion-An Organic Impairment
Fashions for June.
illustrations Evening Dress
--Coifurc--WaistcoaL
May 2s -iidwAsw HARrER BROTHERS.
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Washington, MAY ~ ioss
IN the petition OF Samuel Colt Of Hartford Connecticut praying
for the extension Of patent granted him on the twenty
ninth (S) OF August ls improvement IN ana IN
the used herewith for from be
sad which the twenty nin s any O ~
gust, eighteen hundred and ffty-three, tsaJ)- - =
IL ordered that the said petition be heard al the faeh on
Monday the eighth (s oAugust at IL O'clock M ana All
notified and any they have why
said petition ought be granted. y#
Persons the required 10 he IN 'he fa'e
Office specially forth wiring at least t~esV
before the day heang testimony filed by either parry
be transmitted In accoo
with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished on app
cation.
this be published the Union and In
texcncer Washington Pennyivanian Philadelphia New
York Evening Post New York Post, Boston and the harI
Times Hartford week for three success
i've previous the 9Th Of August the day Of hcsnng
CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEors Of the above win please copy and sen" e'
bills TO the Patent once, with paper containing s nou'
May 2s-iaw3w
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DELI.si REIIsf HELIst-Tbe Subscriber. mann

UELIsi BEILsf BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
and keep constantly hand all Of church. factory
boat ferry iocorno,vc school house,
bells hung with the movable They
can be turned around that the capper will strike
place. which desirable after bell has been
springs are snrod In the clspper from
on u bell thereby proonging the bells
Msa rom he best stock, aud In this
ounaD ese were first used and found
@ ..,r NV written warranty that church bells break within
". nA'e OF purchase, with
out charge The bells il wauaned Ne,rv 600 bells
so'd from this foundry, which
.a 49, =, We have 6ieon rod and silver
awarded ron he ga'ions aa bells for
s'o S pafuenlar
OF sh%s nna Gan s,sr 70 those furnished BY us our ou.dry
every direction. ~ this the larss 49, "n
bnd IN ms unsa s,ss ana mas The largest OF hels
be fled with despatch ps'sr
OF the sates Old bells taken in exchange for aa.s
Levels, conpascs, kc constantly hand Address "" 'hes'
a. MENEkLY's
May 2i-lydScp West Troy NJ v
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FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1853.


The court met according to adjournment and sent the
deputy marshal 10 inquire OF the Jury whether they had
agreed.
The deputy marshal delivered the message, and re-
turned with from the jury that they had not
agreed, and there probability OF their agreeing
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY remarked that though all who
ed regret The necessity of another trial, (and none
could do more feeingy than himself0 yet, as the
newed declaration OF The jury to-day seemed decisive
against the probability OF verdict, he saw practical
reason ior keeping them together any longer. He
especially unwilling 10 10 in view OF the feeble stale
of the health OF several OF the jurors. He therefore,
though very reluctantly consented, the part of the
United States, TO their discharge
Mr.. BRADLEY expressed his reluctance 10 keep jury
together which bad been for so many days unable to
agree But the circumstances of this would prevent
the defendants counsel from conserving 10 their dis
charge, al all events before Monday. He would consult
with his colleague Mr. Carlisle, In the country and
they would determine what they would do on Monday.
The trial had occupied weeks and he thought that
two days ough, TO be considered too long for the de-
Liberation OF the jury. He reluctant principle TO
keep jury locked up, and did no, remember that
events this jury should separate unless they agreed
TILL The next came on
The depay marshal then said that the jury desired 10
be brought into court
The court said, though il could see any for
the jury coming into court merely 10 say that they could
agree, still If they desired 10 come they might do
The deputy marshal went with this message TO the
jury and after delay returned with their answer
declining 10 come into court.
The court adjourned ill Tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
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EXTRA Pay the ssiiors-Those officers, soamen or
u marines Of The United States
served IN The Pacific ocean, on the coast OF California MEXICO
May, 1896 and In the late Arctic expedition
gal deceased who performed service
pay granted following
and Congress The Portsmouth,
want Erie, Dale will be ready for payment
week..
the pay due the . several
eotued and all other information, promptly
early application NJ. SNYDER,
Building washington city, u. O.
N.B,-The highest price will be paid for land
kinds
May I7-dlm NJ. s.
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Tpe gooD TIME HAS CoMl--PRooaEss OF THE Age
We dcnt - nov the people u this country could DC
better Cd Than lhoy no-Siln the exception Aways
the mill ennum aud other such future miracles we al,
in The midst OF peace and prosperity and on The hsh oaa
NJ n,osress Enterprise has been Infused INTO every ar
y If The nation substantial health marks every great
feature of It's trade The basis of sound nnance anu pro
fuse wealth was never stronger and every one LOOKS o
ward with confidence 10 splendid and peaceful progress
sion in The path OF national aggrand'zement What na
already passed has assured all conditions oil men lhaI we
shall be guided with strong and sale hand ON Tue o
liant career which The necessities OF hauohs anu ns
hand OF destiny have prepared Tor US
Beside this, may also congratulate ourselves maj
here around our own homes shall share IN the most
marvellous and signal trumphs OF this eneglzing genus
OF progress.
This is true in regard to immediate and individual as
well reciprocal and general advantages Nothihg can
prevent this region OF country, with It's immense ageu-
tual wealth It's favorable and central location and com
mercial and industrial facilities of all SORTS from assd-
ming front rank and valuation in the scale OF property
This practical age and talking TO The selfish
ness of it, There need OF dependency or poverty
The exigencies OF the times bringing commerce,
wealth. trade population labor, and enterprise among US,
and without energy will be driven along with
locomotive impulse the general track OF prosperity
Money is abundant; industry finds its reward there is
wide field for every department OF labor capital is
dedicated 10 progress and there is human bound OF
impedment to The resstess spirit which IS spanning our
prares and grting the world with the iron and golden
bond of universal fellowship.
/ No matter how blank the as, let The young man glrd
up his ons and firmly believe that the future will repay
all losses.
We are Just at the commencement OF an era which
with the blessing OF peace, will open TO US broader and
deeper sources of prosperity for the next twenty-five
4 years We are The transition state between pioneer
dom and mature growth and substantial wealth Fortu
has pstah
among us, TO improve the turn OF fortune Let there 81
s,eadness and brave heart and they who
now CT aue the comforts OF life and the respect OF men, ant
all The other enoymenls of competence and Independence
will assur eddy command them
i Keckuk (Iopa) Dispa'ei.
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Ky y. C. MCGUIRE. Aucsioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MARfLAnp ANE-
nue n, ueaay afternoon Way ~ a. O'Clock, on
the premises shall H. in square VS. fo""ns sss On
ard Ism streets WEI ana fsnnihg
This lot SPOONS uc rss'asnce OF
VIM v. Randolph, and ono o e ""s' 'O"""" ""o""s
se to he In his city
AZ the residue six and twelve
nh. ~, no,os secured BY and bearing
"'''''' " 49, JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Aucti
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ny r.. n. sTRATTON. Awcttoneer,


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE IsLANpEO -
Monday afternoon, May ~, O'Clock, ho premises. sn
sell OF lots Nos. and TO- subdivision Of SQUARE NO front
~ feet on between 9th and 7h streets wfs ~ "
feet Tor morol To l0feei alley, improved by new "
building.
TERMS One half residue in equal payne ~ sno
twelve months, satisfactorily secured lWs no's
pu,ahIe. Convsysncinr !, the expense Of purchaser
May U-I
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NOTICE TO pHoFEsSOIts.-on Monday tho ilth Of July
~ next hr board OF Of the
principal professor chemistry, agriculture and geology and
poesso modern languages embracing French spsnish
German. Liberal salaries be given.
ts located nd
isr comprising moral and religious population
win commence ON the second Thursday in September
JAMES NJ. HOwPY,
MS%-imdsep Secretary Of the Board,
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NEW Tvo-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
TioNon Monday, The 3oh instant, shall sell from, Of
IN, 6 O'Clock,
NJ between 2d a5th and the lot
stands beag 3k OF the west half 81 lot No
No y, and running back wide alley 100 feet
Terms sale. GREEN \ SCOTT,
MAYS Auc
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TO TRAVELLERS.

Superior Economical Line Harye Ferry
Washington Guy.
THE Unknown, swift SAFE comfortable steam. pac
Captain Nolney Psse running with the
Haper's Ferry, leaving Hsrpes Ferry O'Clock
rive at Washington city O'Clock, q. m.
The packet will leave Washington the first
the 3O May running day and down the regularly
Except suudayD making three trips a week.
this favorable
opportunity enjoying the beautiful the Potomac
light
Prom BaTrers Perry Washington s..
25-d3ms
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UTORE TO LET--The recently occupied by Mt Ellis
for and stationery win be let and possession gwen tnme
aaey locations in Washington, on Fennsy
north side 9th and ION Streets Inquire
Of Mr EIs or OF Miss Moreey, next door,
May 97-d3tt
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Tapt-C N AZ
u thi. well
modern would inform the public
accommodations OF character every
a host well known everywhere
determined shall lose nothing by his future efforts
highest degree guaranteed all may
him with their company.
PuLsprLrufs, May l7-dlm
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HOUSE FOR RENT, and the Furniture ~ contains
III sale.Thc has in good repair
sby located The furniture Is nearly having been
monbs and be purchased accommodating
Apply house furnishing OF ~ NJ Mccregor,
Seventh street, opposite Exchange Bank
May 2f-6td
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Il Henry w. Herbert -
Mira Ktrkands Evening Book; l2mo. EDITION,
Drfner Relative and Associated Words; by Eliza
beth Dram.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Mayer BOOKSELLERS, near 9Th st.
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MrcuEHE, Professor OF the French, Spanish. and
j. Avenue House Mrs
4. nd streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
An 9s-1mf
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ID .. STEERS NEW GOODS For GENTLEMEN
have just received another supply Of
making stock the very Those
about supply themselves
approaching weather should soos.
heo ore they purchase elsewhere - - 49,
May R-tn
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PROPOSALS ros srAraosERY.


D.rAnra.sr o. stats,
pursuance Of iss.Ins aud making .pPrcpasioas
such esles have been usually included the
vide foi Incidental the departments ssd ofess Of
s4a separate proposals depaasn,
aa . u .onsy @ ass a se o. % %
sehedus. Nos and as may be required ~ y, "se year
proposing hal The department 10 be Al liberty les.
quantity Of article than speeihed according lis
Eal articis &c Of quality, whou,
SCHEDULE No. /.
Hritiag paper, AGnd-naads, Of tinsn Laid.
so reams foolscap SATIN pa dnish be, when Trimmed
IN by 10 inches and weigh no, less than Is lbs per
- do paper, similar finish, per ream
SCHEDULE Nos
EnpsIops paper, smooth
% do super roy al, yellow, per rean
10 do medium. yellow OF bun, per ,sam
10 90 double cap. White. DO
3 30 SS"ns Wrapping ssap.rroya.do
SCHEDULE No. D.
100 card. metallic pens per dozen card. -
IS gross metallic psns per gross pe"s' 'a'A may DC
5000 quilts. 900 , u.,,.., ., y..s, ne, eros.
SS , s:s 20. ,:,a s: 4 sI"s'' pc, az s'''"
IS: !; !: !: e.. ... / !:
ao$ss: son., vssy s s.ss,s' per dozen
do Ink in quarts, black, Maynard 4 Noyss, do
l pound waters, rel, per lb
100 u. 3. seal, red, per 900 EaH
500 for department seal, per 200 s.t. :,
sealing superne, scarlet, per To-
do India rubber, prepared DO
do Irvine, gill nei, 40
o0 do seine
10 do do coarse for pack
signed by the individual or hTm mHkiEl
and but Tor each and every
schedule Should article be required
furnished lowest market
quality Blank forms for proposals will be furnished
the persons applying for them and without
ormy therein department would find dimcnt 10 make de
he
agreeing herewith . -. x,..-,,
addressed the department of State" and
Stationery Notice Will be given TO the
awarded, who will be required
thereafter, give bond with two sucient sure
ties, for its performance . LIZ
department In all 10 decide whether the
complied with. and TO
article may his opinion OF inferior quality well
failure 10 comply WIN the terms
a reasonable time.
May ao-lawt27June lkepubltcJ
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And then the House adjourned.
Strawberry Culture i'm the South.

Mr.. PEABODY, of the SOH IF the S0uth
gives the following as the best method of cul
tvaing Strawberries in our climate. He has
been very successful grower Of this delicious
fruit for some years past, and his directions
are, therefore well worthy of attention:
The ground designed for the strawberry
bed should be pougheJ or spaded as deep as
tools can we'll make it. II the soil is light and
thin. a thick coat Of swamp muck. or partial
ly decomposed leaves. with ltached or un-
eached ashes, will he fine to turn under
A fier the ground is puiverlzed and levelled,
mark il off into rows t~o feet apart. Now
plan, eight rows of Hovev's Seeding aud one
of the Early Scarlet two feet apart in the rows
aud so continue until the bed is finished. We
speak particularly Of these two varieties. as
we should consider it labor lost to cultlvare a
variety which only gives fruit three or four
weeks in tho season. And we never have
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CONGRESS-Saturday.

SENATE-The army appropriation bill was
further amended and passed.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
was considered, and numerous amendments
" ere agreed to. At about o'clock the fur
ther consideration OF the bill was postponed
until Monday and some private bills were act
ed upon; after which, the Senate adjourned
IloUsE.-After the reading Of personal com
muncalon from the Hon. A Fl II Stuart, Sc
cretary of the Interior Department, relative to
Certain alIusions to himself occurring recently
in debate, it " as laid upon the table.
The House next agreed to the report of the
committee of conference on the disagreeing
votes of the two houses upon the Military
cademy (West Poin) appropriation bill.
On motion of Mr.. Houston. the House then
v ent into a Committee of the Whole ON the
s. ate Of The Unon-Mr. King of New York
in the chair wherein amendments to the ma
val appropriation bill were considered and
discussed in five minutes speeches un'il late
hour After which, the said bill was duly
passed
And then the House adjourned.
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0br Dailp Oireiniau.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE
SATURDAY, Feb. 26.
House Of Delegates.


The following bills were passed TODAY:
A Senate bill. Incorporating w. B. Cald
well and others into a Company under the
style OF the White Sulphur Springs Company
in the county of Greenbrier, for The purpose Of
enlarging the accommodations and increasing
the benefits of said Springs.
The House agreed to amendments of the
Senate TO House bill authorsing the Board
of Public Works to subscribe to the Elk Ri
yer Bridge Company, in the county of Kama
wha-and
A hill amending the charter of the Hazel
River Turnpike Company.
On motion oil Mr. Barbour. bill in relation
to a scale of voting, by stockholders in meet
lngs Of the I'M erna Improvement companies
the State, was taken mp, and made The order o
the day for Monday, the 9TH of March. The
bill provides as follows:
In a meeting of the stockholders each
stakeholder may in person o by proxy give
the following vote on whatever stock he may
hold in the same ii ght, to-wit: 'pne vote for
each share of such stock not exceeding ten,
and one vote for every TWO shares exceeding
ten. But when the State Is stockholder. and
the company lie one in which portion of the
directors is appointed on behalf of he State, no
vote on the behalf of the State shall be cast in
the election of directors. The proxy Of the
State shall be appointed by the Governor, ex
Cept cases otherwise provided for by law"
After debate, vote by which lll for the
construction of turnpike road from Buchanan
to ParkerShnrg was rejected a few days ago
was re, onsideted and then the bill was laid
on the table.
At about o'clock, the House ad ourned
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CONGR ESS-FRIDAY.


SENATE-The bill for the relief of Hiram
Moore and John III seal vas taken mp and
debated: afier which. it was recommted To
the COMMITTEE ON Patents andthe Patent Office.
The Srrafe proceedcd o consider the army
approximation bill. Among other amendments
one approprlating one hundred thousand dol
lars to the discoverer of the use of auesthetc
agenls, was adoptrd--veas 26 nays 25. An
amendment was also adopted pro, iding for an
appropriation OF lands for an epigrant route
TO California. After debating the bill until
five o clock, the Senate adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. The Speak
or laid before the House letter from the Hon.
Ed" ard StanIy.n reply to one from Com. Ap.
Catesby Jones' L. 5. n addressed Ia the House
Committee on Naval Affairs, which contained
persouaI reflections on Mr.. Stanlv, " hich was
ordered to he printed. The House next re-
fused 10 suspend the rules for the considera
ton of tie bill for the relief of Maj. WIN Haz-
ard Wiggs and then gong into Committee
OF the Whole on the state Of the Union, n,-Mr.
King, Of N Y. in the char,-the naval appro
prialion bill as taken up, and speeches al
length We're delivered upon it by Messrs. Stan
ton OF Tenn. and Bow lie i; and then the balance
of the day s session was devoted to further de-
bate on proposed amendments to this bill in
hive minute speeches,
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TE2RNS.

The yRGINIAN is published daily at So, and semi weekly q.
81 per I'm advance subscription is taken for shorter
; than months: and paper discontinued
the option Popetors until all shall have
heen paid
ApV sNENTs inserted for 80 cents per
Irss fa insertion and 81 cts for every utter
me II insertions is not marked the Ms il
will - p ill ordered out and charged accordingly
Fo EARLY RATES areFor the privilege Of two squares,
daily weekly S40 square, daily S5 emiweey
s25-f form, daily $40 semiweeky S35 Every yearly
required conhne his advertising his
car line and 4 e exceed the space stipulated for
he will be charged raably for the excess.
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lNC sPOk SMEN We have this gay opened
L. large assortment Of double and single barrel
iUNS, direct from London, and manufactured for our
elves embracing variety of qualities from $3.50 la
100 each. We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
base. to call and them before purchasing.
sept3-'dts GREGORY, ,ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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ANKIN, Ae'T., corner 90 Water ST..
Richmond, Va.
LEVI ELDRIDGE, Ggr'L Ao'r,

No. 7. North wharves. PhiI'a.
N B.-The Steamers will leave Philadelphia every
Wcdncsday Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, and due notice will be
given in nil the daiy papers Of the hour Of their sailing
from Rrhmood RO. RANKIN, lgenk
feb 8-d&cta
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EsaN II LlCOkECE.-2lc eases fine Licoricc
l. Paste, part of the lot very favnre brnnds-lnsi
received and for SHELBY LEE II JOHNSON.
pICH'S SAFES AGAIN WI DER'S
Ia Patent Saiamande,, aeih Rschs improvement.
Cu.p1rsroy. sc. Nov. %. 1852

CHAHLksTON, ,. O, Nov. II, I8J2.
NeS%s StearnS d MdrUtn, Sncces80rs 10 Rch d. Co.
Gentiemen:-On the night fthe l llh inst my entire
stock consisting of oils, candles, white lend. rubber
springs and packing, also very great quantity of other
merchandise, consumedby fire. Your safe. conain
ing my books. was in the hottest part ofthc fire. and
ory thing in ii saved in tho perfect condition.
hau used the gas for dark and the box OF
matches used light it is custom, put inip
he safe for consider them dangerous things leave
about. The matches and the books where all of my
whole stock that had the nark the fire upon them
orme, you have here had pro- of the
goodness of your Saamndes the perfect satisfaction
If every who Witnessed the obstruction Of my
Yours very pretfnv,
LEWIS NJ. HATCH.