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Fire Engine the Farmer il perfectly independent Of MI
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Recommendations.
We have in use Ar. Il. Birmingham Mitchell = PUMP
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CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
K. Is. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSfER, Iluguruot Springs
ARCHER VAUGHAN. fnmgille.
EDMUND HUBBARD. BucL iugbai1,
II. J. GAINES, Churloltrc.
The Pump cnH be -ccn IN use nl Dr. Nm. NORRIS
Duguid's foundry, mud a many other glacez III Lynch
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ness. The Pump enb BE- seen ia Rio mond, n IT, Nhie
nihcc. They warranted g. '.pr, well lu ycnr.
~ NOIlGE.-Ali perso,.~ buying selling the
abo, articles, nrc responsible 10 me- fpr IT,
Il. BRlTTINGlIAM MITCHELL.
uprch 2"-jts Ptopti.tor.
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CJTTos FROM MEMPHB.-A commercial circular from
Messs. David Park e. Co., cotton brokers, Memphis,
dated July sh, 1885, after speaking OF the state of the
markets. the crops, &c, says:
Permit TO invite your attention especially 10
the increased facilities Of the coming for the trans
pora,on OF produce TO The eastern markets. by The way
OF the Ohio river and the railway from Wheeling TO Bal
umore, and thence 10 any eastern point BY this route
produce Will reach lie Destination either at Baltimore,
Philadclphs, New York. or Boston, in FROM fifteen TO
twenty days and even in shorter time thus saving much
loss OF time in receiving any produce purchased for the
eastern and northern markets. This route will be- as
are informed, one OF certainty and expedition and
VIII be lar preferable to the route by New Oreansthe
rates OF freight as well insurance, being less than BY
sea; and great efforts still making to make this route
aofe'her he cheapest and most expeditions for the
transportation OF produce 10 the eastern market"
his circular, as we learn from The Ptisburg Dispatch
sen, 10 the manufacturers OF cotton goods IN P,sburg
yet no mention whatever is made of the Pennsylvania
railroad and canal In view OF this fact the following
table, COPIED from The circular showing the num-
Der OF oaes OF cotton shipped from Memphis up TO date,
/, worthy OF note
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THE NAvY--One of the subjects that mus, necessarily
occupy the attention OF Congress at the session.
the condition of the navy Two different projects for its
reorganization reported the late session. but were
not acted upon. Some system Of naval discipline is yet
be adopted in lieu OF that OF the ca which can never
be restored. The success OF Commodore McKeever in
preserving order and discipline in three year cruise
without resort 10 corporal punishment, encourages the
belief that the improved system proposed and advocated
in Congress by Com. Stockton and others will work
WELL IL is system well calculated elevate the char
ac,er of seamen, and give wider horizon to their
hopes for supposes the hope of reward present as
strong nducemeut TO action the dread OF punish
ment
Many of the Rules and Regulations" OF the naval
service baIbarous and cruel and they still allowed
10 remain. though, since they adopted, The laws
and the constitutions of nearly every State in the
Union have been revised and altered There is no doubt
ALSO that public sentiment requires increase OF the
efficiency OF the navy. AT present il is regarded
cumbrous, contriyed and expensive machine. entirely
unworthy OF the present progressive age, and vastly in
ferior to our mercantile marine. retired list OF officers
has become necessary and is evident tina, large por-
ton of them already practically retired. But il is
cessary 10 the efficiency OF The service that in some mode
The present practice should be reduced 10 a system.
Naval reform has been long talked Of, and long de-
ered that rome believe it TO be iupraciicabe II is
doubted by many whether the naval establishment is
within The reach Of improvements for il is always diff
cult Win neCesslteE
Of the public. The navy could not be touched in any
pon, without alarming many personal interests. and
aiing political power in support OF the abuses
nperiecions proposed TO be reformed The members Of
Congress themselves fill vacancies in The naval school
and the warrant officers selected recommend aon
of members. Every mem Der OF Congress is TO some
ten, subject 10 the influence OF officers OF the navy and
this is reason why the naval reforms, 40 strongly
called for OF late years, have met with little
Then, again, Congress is slow TO act the subject with
out suggestions from the Secretary Of the Navy. No
Secretary Of the Navy has proposed formed any
distinct scheme OF naval reorganization, and none ever
will do it, They into Office for short tme seldom
remaining the post for the term Of Tour years,
and they neither able disposed to do much
than the cumbrous and ill-contrived machine as
they find it, and leave the remedy for it's defects TO their
successors Those who come into the Navy Department
generally come without any particular knowledge OF the
character and wants Of the service and the ordinary
the OF the department furnishes them with sufficient
cppaton. Therefore, the door TO be shut against
naval reform, as well agains, tho correction OF any
abuses that have in other departments of the gov
ernnen, Jour. of Com
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The Charleston Standard OF the 9th pleased to learn
that Messrs Walters and Walker. of tina, CITY, in com
pany with gentlemen resident at New Port, Cedar Keys
and Tampa Florida, have succeeded in establishing
pioneer line Of packets TO regularly between Charles
ton, s. c. and the several places in Florida above
toned consisting Of four first class schooner command
ed by experienced navisators A vessel will leave
Charleston and New Por, about the LAT ard 18th Of
each month, commencing on the LIST OF October
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public pleasure ground . in contemplation in Phil.
adepha. The North American is authorized to state
na' number OF gentlemen in that city have purchased
we lot known as the Hunting Park Course, containing
oyour aeres. with view OF having ii converted into
public drive aud pleasure ground for free use and en-
oyment The property offered Tor sale for s4d 900
$1,000 has already been subscribed by iwenty-one
"eaihy publc.spinted citizens, and the North Ameti-
Gan - confident the remainder will be made up
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This table shows that Pltsburg, Philadelphia Harris
burg Lancaster and Reading. received 1914 bales
while Baltimore received 67s bales, and no other Town
on the Baltimore route received any, One deduction may
Dc drawn from this that while the firm in question pre-.
ifs The Baltimore route, the cotton trade itself appears
prefer the Pennsylvania route Seo,ionalism does no,
thrive in buainesa
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virtue Of issued from the Clerks OF
- of the Circuit District Columbia for
Of Washington directed, shall TO public
sale Tor cash. Tuesday 18Th Of August ~ O'Clock
before the Court of said county the following
Enoch
and lot No square No "a in No.
ae and south half 49, in No 800, in the city of
Washington seized levied the OF Enoch
Rdsewsy aud will be sold satisfy iudca Nos ~ and 49, TO
October s3 Robert cu Of John " Rves and John r.
iss ~. said Eoocb Rdgcway. a
JONAH ID. HOOVER
July So-ds Marshal Of District Of coumhia
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ATTACKS on THE ADMINISTER ALTON. Every blow aimed
al the appointments of the national ADMINISTRATION is
blow at the administration itself II is natural therefore,
for the wings to clay and spare not" whenever they
have opportunity. They take delight in encouraging
dsadec,iox in the democratic ranks, with The design Of
turning il 10 their own political advantage Democratic
appointments are all alike 10 them; and they no
for the disappontments Of democrat than they
would profess for those Of another The administration
fully understands the motive and the meaning OF the Sc
outcries which proceed from the whig party. They
have heard all this before" Every democratic admin
isalion which has been inauguated since that of JEFF
fcrson has encountered the same ordeal OF assault 1t
the only political capital OF the leaders of party which
has no basis OF principles upon which array itself as
formidable opposition; which subsis,s upon preexts
and faw rickings, and pursues sort OF guerilla war
fare shooting al man here and there Who taken sepa-
raiely and alone, may be within the reach OF their pois
oned missiles; while its operations canno, produce the
slightest impression upon the solid columns Of the de-
mocracy This is and always has been the unfailing re
source OF the opposition 10 weaken and annoy and
barrass the admnistraionto ALLEVIATE from it's support
those friends who may seem TO have been overlooked
disregarded, and magnify every minor mistake which
may be committed. where among innumerable appoint.
ments to ONCE, some cTTors entirely unavoidable
But s neither safe sound policy for democrats
Join with the opponents Of the administration in their
sysemStc utterance OF complaints predcaed upon such
slender grounds II is clear that the administration is
prepared to bear the whole responsibility of its appoint
mcnts. When is convinced that have been com
mited, doubtless it will correct them but not before
II s not likely therefore, 10 often upon imperfect in
formation Least OF all has the administration been
charged with hasty inconsderste action. 1t has ap.
proacbed all difficult pons only after the most carefal
elaboration; but when il has touched them at last il
has been done with bold hand and with frmness OF
purpose. not likely 10 be subsequently shaken by insult
fcent causes
The administration owing no favors 10 one democrat,
that il does not owe TO ALL has recognised such pref
erences obligations. Coming into the presidency
without any previous personal political pledges, com
mitmens, or anything OF the kind. the President has
been free to pursue that just and impartial policy in hi.
appointments implied by his acceptance Of the suages
Of the entire and united democracy OF the nation And
we think will puzzle his opponents single instance
10 show that he has departed on the one hand or upon
the oiher from the straightforward ground Of principle
laid down 10 his inaugural, which in perfect keep
Ing with the Tenor OF his whole political life. and in ac-
codance with the expectations OF the people whose con-
Science he 50 remarkably enjoys
Taunton (1fass,) Democrat.
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sy j. q. MCGUIRE. Auction.

By j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneor.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LOT IN THE FIRST wARD.-on
VI Friday afternoon, l9th oceck the premises
order OF Commissioner OF Public Buildings lot No.
squaT. fronting 40 fee, IL inches
2i and 92d and funnng back le6 feet ~ inches Terms
cash. =
Aucuoneer
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United states and Bremen Postal Arrange
ment

The following table will explain itself Ii has been
prepared al the Post Office Department:
List of foreign countries betUeen mhteh and Bsntn letters
andn~spapers maybe sent through he United Sas The
rates here SET doun are The FOREIGN postage. uhe Nth
The OnHed Alss and Bysmen postage must be COLLECTED
by Bren,en, as DtH on mailer sent resped-
The Uoitd States NOT having The of collecting post
age IN The counria and places herein mined
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MATCHES JeweIry, silver Ware, &c.-M. w, GAIT
Bro importers of hne watches, manufacturers OF and deal
In description ~ iewey and silver ware Also
Cold SILVER and Ugh, and glasses. fine plated
ware AIbsn forks, spoons, &c.
Possessing advantage their stock the best
possible purchasers surpassed
by any establishment, in this country.
w GAIT BRO,
sign Of he Golden Eagle,
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
August &c
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Jns D,nciia Of fef ist,ty by GxosoK STANLEY FAnsR
BID 10 which is added Modern Iatidelity Considered
by RoBKsr HAIL and catalogue Of all the books
known have been written the evidence Of reveal
ed religion. w. GowAss, New York 1858 PIP. $50
(GRAr Il BALLARrYss)
The Publisher deserves the thanks OF the Christian COM
puny for reprn,ng in such handsome type aud attractive
appeaanco this standard work by Faber. Il constitutes
one OF the celebrated Brdsewater tesses and though
rs published thirty years ago. lis republication at his ms
emincny desirable. It's purpose ITO show lhat mn
deity has lie difficulties we'll Christianity, ana ina
those difficulties incompspby greater and more iof
dsbe, that to believe the inhdei theory e'ihces ~
credulity than TO adopt the Christian system 80
Tho volume rendered more valuable by inc aaaiuon
of Robert Halls sermon ON modern inhaeh'y' anu he ca
ulosuo of all the works on the evidences o. 'e'oae -
49,, ~ oa.pen.abie 10 the theologian and the scholar
Mc 60 re- and has been displayed 10 the pfePar
.on Of this s and find there are more Than SIX nun
,red works enumerated designed to show the tfath Oh
Dvn. Revelation and deiead il from the assaults which
have been made uron IL in ancient aud modern unes.
Essays for Summer Hours. BY CHARLES LANmAs. New
York NJ w. DoDp 1853 PIP Zoo tGRAY " BALLaS-
rYNE)
This is tho hd edition of volume published by the
author in s4 and written during leisure honrs while he
was ged mercanue pursuits For several years he
has been copy right clerk in the Department Of State
Washington, where he has had opportunity TO pay
enon literature, but we believe he has written book
lately except the Private Life of Daniel Webster" His
style easy and natural and though able TO
discover any remarkable degree OF braucy genius in
his compositions they will doubtless accomplish the end
he please the fancy and mend the heart of
the reader"
The Jyay Of Peace. BY HxNnY A. ROWLAND. New York
NJ w. DopD 1859 PIP. 279. (GRAY ~ BALLANTYNE)
The works of Rev. Mr.. Rowland have uniformly met
with favorable notice from those best qualified to judge OF
their merits and have had extensive sale, which is in
crossing as they become better known. This volume is
marked by the sumo and vgor of thought. and the
same cearness expression, which characterize his
yiou, productions. The writer is emneny practical in
his teachings and this "Way OF Peace like his Pah of
Le canno, fail benefit and aid those who seeking
for rest and higher enjoyment and happiness than is
be found the pursuit oil the pleasures of the world 1t
designed enable who thinks tina, he has found
oeprance with the Saviour satisfy himself on this point
10y me of suitable evidence and also 10 show how he
may his gioss affections in their purity and
strength AMI continue to live in peace wit God, and
in the enjoyment OF his love-"
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Markets.
Health Report.
OFFICE or THE BOARD or HEALTH,
IVaahinufoo Anu.ut I1E

OFFIcE or THE BOARD HEALTH
Washington, August 0, 1853.
Inermen during the month of July, 1853: Absces ap
tho, 3; apoplexy, 81 disease OF brain, disease bowels
casually, q cramp consumpusn l2 commissions II cholera
nfanum, 81 cholera morbu 81 cyanosis, decay defom
~, dention IL drowned, diarrh9a, dropsy, drink
ing cold water dysentery, 10; enters eysipea
fever biors fever, scarlet fever, lO typhoid fever
shot, disease of the heart q hemohage hopping cough
hydrocephaas, 4, icteus, neases
gus old age, premature birth, phegmosia dolens,
erpeal commissions puerpera peritons still
mus nascentium, unknown, not reported Q. "A
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
kitchen furniture auctonOn Thursday the lth instant
O'clock residence Mrs Elizabeth
Warning OF l3h between and streets,
Elizabeth Warning subscriber
Of Fcbrusy 1882 duly recorded in the
Washington the District OF Columbia, all the household
sfrcc NJ establishment, VIM
Mahogany sofas, dvnps, parlor and roc hing chairs
Do dressing other bureaus and sdsbonrds
DO marb'e-t centre, card eide, md other tables
Walnut extension dining and breakfast tables
Maple French, and other bedseads, wardrobes
Fsathe bed ha md and bedding
frame mirror and other looking glasses
Mane ornaments solar hall, and other lamps
Three ply, insrain and stair cnrpcts, and olcioh
China, glass, crockery, and ,tone ~are
Andirops, shovel, tones, and fender, toilet sets
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites
articles which
All Of cash, $40,
days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
WIN. u. WARD, Trustee
GREEN h SCOTT,
Aug cd Aucuoneers.
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I,OH SALE-For years, likely
L spectveIy I6, IL, and 30 years For terms apply
JA5. l.. MCGUIRE,
Aug 9-3t hucuonesr,
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Sale To-Day.

by j.. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE
Seventh Aucton.On Friday afternoon, August 5b
O'Clock, the premises shall subdi
45 fronting % feet inches
west, between aud streets norh running back feet
handsome cottage, nearly
pazzas The depth Of
the main building. Title perfect and positive. !
Terms residue twelve eighteen and
satisfactorily bearing
Aug I'D JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer
0y- The above sale Is uDavotdsbiy postponed until
"wednesday, August 10Th, sainc hour.
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'd Ancboneer
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BY TELEG RAPkf.

ARRIVAL rHE STAR or rus WEST Two WEEKS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA
Nav YoRK, August 9.-The steamer Star OF the Wesi
with San Francisco dates OF July 10 b. arrived this ae
o'clock She brings 400 passengers 1851 900 10
gold Gegh and 100000 in the hands of her passen
gers She connected with the Brother Jonathan, which
leh San Francisco al 8, p. m, on the 10th. The ma Il
steamer John l.. Stevens left San francisco the
ing Of the 10Th for Panama, with 81 800 900 in gold
The specie by The Star Of the West is consigned fol
lswss American Exchasge Bank, 4soo0Oo Duncan, Sher
man. q Co. $500 600 Drexel Co., S70.ovoi Burgoyne
x Plume $4,000 Nelson Il Robinson, S2i, 900.
ADDITIONAL FROM CALIFORNIA.
BALTIMORE. Aug 9.-Lola Montez has been married to
Mr.. Sail, recently OF the San Francisco Wing.
The of French Corvai. and Ophir have been de-
siroyed by fire Loss hundred and fy thousand dol
lars,
The brother the noted robbe Joaquin been caught
He promises lead his caplors to the place where Joaquin
and his band are concealed
ELECTION.
NASHVILLE. Aug S-Johnson (dem.) aaias 100 in thr
weight counties. His election is conceded by small
jory. The wings have majority of the legislature, and
probably Of congressman.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE. Aug Five democrats and five wings
have bscn elected to Congress from Kentucky The wings
have large majority in the Legislature.
RAILROAD CELEBRATION.
Sr. JoHN's, IN B.,) August 9-ThelNorh American and
European Railway Company intend having grand open
ing celebration there on the I4h of September.
MARKETS.
New YoHK, August 9-Flour is easisr-saes to-day Of
$500 bbs at $5 IL SIS rs for State and IS O6 IS 81 m
common good Ohio southern at SIS SO SIS 6s
Wheat has declined centssaes of $1,000 bushels 1873
cents for white Ohio Consaes Of 25 900 bushels at 76
for yellow and rs cents for mixed S,ocks-sales OF
Morris canal at Is3 Parker vein. 20A Cumberland coal,
35} Reading, sia; Canton, 2sl Harlem, So.
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Cbsrres, New Cranada)
FanaInn...... do. ,

10 any Of the British North American provinces
wich islands, prepaid letters newspaper magazines may
sent through at the same rates 70 United
The postage accuine frontier OF the United
must he paid at the points OF delivery.
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CARDThe being about 10 lake inventory for
OF settling their business transaction. for the
ending 3s ofJuly respectfully eass those persons whose
them unsettled that they will
the LIST Of August with tho
note dates.
Amer The August collector (Mr. wood)
all who have settled and hope they viii trouble
MIN to second time
CLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ CO.
July so-do, .-.
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RAILROAD COLONIZATION


ST.. JoHss. IN BIZ August -ThelNorth American and
European Railway Company intend having grand open
ing ceiebration there the 18th Of September
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DIED,

On the 7t the residence of her father, Georgetown
d. c., MEDORA, eldest daughter of Col JAMES KEARsEY
Army
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... TOTAL. 10.
BY order of the Board
THOs. MILLER, NJ. D., President
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QRICkLAYERsWnnte the extension United statcs
CAPITOL about hny bckayers To good woktpcn, steady
enploysen viii be given, and depend skim
eution ths average being ~ rs,
NJ @. MRtes
Capt ~ Engineers.
In charge Of the Capitol Extension.
LII If
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KENTUCKY ELECTION

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8 Five democrats and five wings
have bscn elected to Congress from Kentucky The wings
have large majority In the Legislature.
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Goat = meeting of lhe Hoard Of Directors he
Metropolitan Mechanics Institutes held their
the following resolution passed.
Resolved That the Of the institute
(Sundeys excspted from 10 O'Clock D. M
and that the public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June l7-u Recording Secretary.
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NASHVILLE. Aug SJohnson (dem Raias 100 ia thir-
weight counties. His election is conceded by small
jory The wings have majority of the Legislature, and
probably OF congressman.
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10 cent? on each letter Of half an
ounce or under, and 2 cents
on each newspaper.
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ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE. Aucsione.r.
SUPERIoR AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE AT AUCTION
~ On Thursday aernooon Ill., O'Clock, my anc
ton shall sell without sdvsncc nPe
billiard table, with complete, from celebrated
mandatory in New York ...
Terms cash. JAS. Q. McGUlRE,
I'D Ancnoneer
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fr3- The Cornerstone OF the Presbyterian Church,
Maryland will be laid
day, O'Clock, Addresses
cred by Smith, Sunderland Noble The pub
respectfully invited 10 attend
10
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WESTERN HoGs-From present appearances, the num-
Der OF hogs the next will be large, particularly in
Kentucky and Ohio. II is stated tba, contract for
large number Of hogs in Indiana has been made So 90,
gross TO be delivered at the pens in the fall trader
al Louisville, the 81 ns offered 10 deliver 700 hogs,
between the Goth Of November and the goth OF Deem
Der, al Al cents net. The contract was not made.