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VNATER-CURE JOURNAL AND HERALD OF
w Reform Devoted liydIog .thy sud Medical he'osn
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u .rcas Rouse up tssn u AID Broadusy Apply
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IL PHILADELPHIA,
Have ia Pres:

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THE METALLIC WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATES,
Described compared with that OF other countries BY d.
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The dsisn of this concise view the principal
the world togeiher with detailed souat
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"a -ITTTELLs LIVING AGE.-No. 81 IS
~ THIS DAT Published Conienfs lin.ri.'9.-l. -, d
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A BOOK for the PEOPLE Every one who
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TpE UNIlFD STATS DECLARAIIOs " D@fEA.
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Amueeurpts.
OHY s. Al 7 l. A { f. -
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MUSICAL CONGRESS

ce>riNyEp
YvERY EvENlN
eA.~ ,.r-s-sl al -euaiss MtGy nsh; The -Sh INST
AND POSITIVELY No LONGER
Aa-us~sies Observation-Disclosures! Cents.
ke-cr>cd seals -................'.sS Cents extra
fA- rr-.~-s Association f's The Ekhoion
sfss- ..s.-v - N..a. sasseAon OF announcing
s.s IA, Of al the di''a-
ss.ssa OCsI ass INSTRUMENTAL ARTISTS I. well As Inc
500 PERFORMERS uAo spPesred on THURSDAY June 10
THE MUSICAL CONGRESS viii positively s.o'e alter MOI
Ssy s'sAi
~ w iAsir reducing the prices OF san''
-. sas'sly ssPopOroued the magnitude OF the IN
$500. s.s..su.sa svsr vii with general appreciation
PROGRAMME
THIS ,r.ss,y, EvfxIyG, JUNE D
roslrryrLY LAST XXIGAT But TWO
SysfJrsz.D.: jM IHiEs
: A Ito On fl,'. = Rc:''ii. Opera w,oyrR
''hA1'T 4as d isil7,.s MUSICAL SOCIETY,",
SOLO coRSETAPIsToN The F''eweh v'i'o 81 MN
''A-sreA "a; cjSI
All A'i Milf HEyRiEsTE iB5EH&ESD ,,.,,,nv
"a Az via isi.iol. MAYsEpER
e.S.. he M5.c coasre.. companion
NJ JULIEN
osAzp SELECTION ih 'si THE sTAHAT nossrn
A1i s11sss:toa Fs: 55 hs e
IL Urk
Ran performed GA TIE Come. Piston ~
HERR KOESIg. ..,--.,,
= BALL AZ Mill iHESRErrE yEaENEND ,,v,axr
solo OBOE" Ioltasuos ''''.'.LA' iO@
#. LAkIGSE.
4 GRAND PIECE DEN EMBLE-DOD WORTIA . full nahd
Lid By M. L. b. DOD "ORI, -; ,>,u.,-yp
Duo TWO FlOLlNS....:. lVi-L En-
a MARCH" The WedGLg March from nend.is-
soAA 'I-D''> ~ MENDELSsOHN
NOTICE.
TIE FIREMENS oU4DRiLLE
~;.h ia in ense Orchestral Descriptive eheciis eN
rres.ly for THE MUSICAL CONGRESS BY NJ JULLiEN-wH
se performed -
EVERY EVENING
The faiace permit ed 10 remain oufs
The entire day and evening.
THE RESEnVED STALLS
win be soId OF " at Oce OF the CysM Palace snd al W."
HALL SONS Music Wsrehouse. No @j9 Broadway
TIE TWENTY FIVE CENT TICKETS may be obtained at the
OGce Of the Crystal Palace and all the Principal Hotels ma
Muse Stores IN New. York ard the edlaccnt cities
The various comprising York Sire Department
will attend Crystal Palace Musical Congress SATURDAY.
EVENING inst full uniform hear tho tiremens
Quadrlle composed expre' lot ten by NJ Julien
NRY + l. \ l. 4
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ENVELOPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.

r. BriL Ia, removed Ii. ENVELOPE MANUsAC TORY roia
Bctkusn q Having Ttotr ana Del
ter facilities manufacturing q Lnn,.or.s n. Sn
.tsny on hand large 4sormsni o. ~ Lip ~
cor On 80 BUZZ Blue, WHITE AID CLOTh LINED Of az
different sze. ...... -. n.
,-Cr-r.r,,. f-ern he gusaass OF p1tcf
e viii .lso l.ep hand lafgo as9iins ~ 81 1879
of 100 each either A. fd of &c
80 4, ~ Samples gwen AID when required
WV " w. GTbprF n BELL Envelope Manufacture,
No. D Bee uan-sf and lja Nessaa o..
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poar6 mo aooms.

EAGLE HOTEL ADMINISTRATIONS vii DO
IL 49,. 20 reneober they can excellent LD0DtN Nos
s!s ROos pr nghg u sTsni,ost sDS ~
Ian. Ofics open al night
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| FRONT and BhCK PAKLOR 10 LET With
n HOARD. suitable icr Families Genemen a. no. ~
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&c Ubom it Elan Concern.

Qc pUDoM II l.lHD NuHitth.
A GENTLEMAN, of 80 YEARS Of AGE, having
re.denee the with Income d oss,
axe the Of lsADf o. GOA
fan w. with MATRlIONIAL ALL AHIE 9n1
l. e educated, accusiomdtO GOOD s.cety, p.e4'N
and and poiou and good persons sPPra,s Sy
ohect) All commune sons confidential Adaie.' " "a 49,
ernl Iost Jf.ce ~ \ postpaid, one month
A DVERTISERS will find st V. b. PALMER AID
n yERTIsING AGENCY Tribune building. New fofk most
o. 81 The tel-s OF W nA hsh
hch zdogs selection OF he 0est adef-
s mediums msde sub.cos may sso eject slch IS are
suited 10 their Reading Rooms Ciut. SC. Will BE- furnished
with say lumber pspeis aud Tor such penod ~ they may direct
1i attention Of lusnes public respectfully invited q the IA
~ ceG y Agency the Ces VI Ae~-fork Boston sn
Phisde phia.
STED * KROEHL. SUBMARINE En-
GfNEERs No 3rozd-t, New 0rk. having -.-tsd
heir contract with the Cry q NewYck 70 snos BY sbuaae
i,f,n. The Vanderbilt Kocs, on the foot OF Jstk'Ju Eat
River make With local governments,
rsurauce eni Individuals,
REMOVE sUSKES ROCKS
and other obsc,ons hators AID sny put Of the
world.
The sstifsctoy Tei vii De syen yrrynse
exI edition Adeiiy Ia the Performance II
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rAIpvIy 1 rHoMAss GtZETrEER OF TIE WORLD
MRS. BROWN NoNPARIEL cUsrRAL and

kS. BhONN ~ -NO-'i MILL SS'7AA-A@ "N'-
WI EMOLLENT CREAM SOAR.
Rad CERTIFICATE
YORK HosPIrAL. October , i-J'
Ih.ve .n,lyzed Mrs G. y II B,9wns Tonic co5n1.,2G' tsF
believe them entirely tree fro1 any r ace nav
Feet on either hair also 'hnk them well
iS 10 rrduc- The which she nd them
' LAWRENCE RlED,
P-of,sscr OF Chemistry. Newiork City Hoop al
s,o.r n .. stn,ne before Benedcr Lewis Con- OF Deed.
-, H-osawsv Ne Ia Bowery. and Mr. Hays, Brooklyn
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Ghautcs for Dnsiness Men.

A PAKINER-Silent or Active, with cash cap'aI
"A Il tom 5000 slsaoeo. estsDlae~ dt -
psyrg psht Ths owner dssiroas If nercas1s Is
10 the demand give satisfactory e'deAee '"'
der crsfsiicr Of resuits Address l. ths ohee
A GENTLEMAN wishes to employ si,Wg, o" OF
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And for sale bv all Bookseller
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YvERY EvENlN
49,, ,.-,.s al Az us ua.rs MosGAy nsh;. the 18Th IN
AND POSITIVELY No LONGER.
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ANOTHER PREMIUM

ANOldEh PREMIUM
ITO WH1TkHURsT from the Crystal Palace for
Il the superiority Of his Dsguerreotypee, as will
be seen by the following communication from the
President Of the Committee inviting him to meet
them and receive the award:
Office of the .Sssccidtton for the Exhibition l
Of the Industry Of all Nations,
80 Nassau street,
NEW York, August 49, 1854
eir-1t has been determined by the Board Of d.
rectors of tbs "Assocaton for the Exhibition of the
Industry Of all Nations" TO distribut. among the
successful parties the LIST day of September
the Medals Diplomas, 20, awarded by the several
juries to the Exhibitors of the year 1853.
The Ceremonies will take plsce at tn. Crystal
Palace at O'Clock In the evening Of that day
The Directors respectfully invite you to meet with
them on that occasion, and receive the award which
has been made TO you.
Should you not he able to attend In person, it is
hoped that the several awards may reoeiye their
right direction. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN H. WHITE, President
j. Fl. WBIrEHURsf, Esq,
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd
It Will be remembered that Mr. Whftehurst vas
awarded two Medals a. the Worlds Fair, Lond IN,
Tor ms nnrival ed Daguerreotypas CT PRECEDENT F-
more and Cabine', ard Pantoscope view Of Niaga-
70 Falls, besides Premiums at all the Pairs whore
he has exhibited, in competition with others for
many years past, which speaks volumes In favor Of
his Gallery. sep p-eoIm
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COAL AND WOOD.

WEsre no. receiving on, regul.r supply Of tbs
W best Philadelphia Red and White Ash COAL
aud are prepared to deliver at the lowest make
prizes.
We have determined to purchase no inferior dual
tues OF Anthracite Coal, for the sake OF deriving
lew ents PER ton additional profit and By doing &c
give tns consumer an unsatisfactory srticle, but
purchasers may rely upon receiving the very best
article In all cases. we'll prepsred-free IL m slst,
and dust.
Every load Of Coal sent fiom our yard L. careful,
,oe'ehad, (not msasured) and 2 $40 pounds given t.
the ton. So =
Coal in sizes suitable for Stoves, Ranges, Crates
ana Furnaces equally veil prepared In each Of the
Also, Cumberland Coal in Jumps, and for Black
sniths' purposes. :
good stock Of Hickory, Oak, and Pine wool
always on hand,
Persons wishing q good article at q fair pric
Should give Us Q call before purchasing Of other
yards W. n WATRks Co.
Once corner Of 18th and O streets
Now at the Wharf q cargo Of ". A. Btove and Rgy
Goal, and receiving weekly the di,srn, kinds.
sep l2-eCos W. E. w. 4 co.
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United States Patent Once.
WASHINGTON, Sept e. 1874

ON the petition of HENRY BURDEN, Of TROY, New
~ York, praying for the extension of a paten
granted to him on the 10th Of December, 1910, 70,
an improvement in " machine for Rolling Puddl,
Balls or other masses Of Iron, In the manutactur,
OF lroD," for seven years from the expiration @
said patent which takes place on the 10th day o.
ec~mber, eighteen hundred and fifty -four 1854.
1t Is ordered, that the said petition be heard a,
the Patent Office On Monday, the 9th of Noyem
Der next, at IL O'Clock, and all persons are netee
70 appear and chow cause, If any they have VII,
sald petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO al
In the Patent Office their objections, specially ee
forth In writing at least twenty days before the da,
OF hearings all testimony filed by either party to b
esed at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of this Ofioe
which will be furnished on application.
testimony in the viii be closed on the l7tf
OF Novem ber dispositions and other papers relied M
on as testimony must be filed in the Office on or BE-
fore the morning of that day; the arguments, i
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In tn,
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington
D. e., Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientifi,
American, New York: and the Post, Boston, Mas
once week for three successive weeks preyiou, tf
the 9th OF November next. the day of hearing.
+ CHARLES MASON,
{ Commissioner of Patents.
p. S.-Editors ofth above papers will please con,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with a rs
per containing TINS notice. sep 8-PSw
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0YNos OF CLxRK OF Ho OF REPS. US,
September 4, 1854.

0HHcs OF CLERK OF Ho. OF REPS US,
September 4, 1854.
CEALKD PROPOSALS will be received at this of
" nee until IL o'clock m, on Monday, eeptember
70, 1854, f1r furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite coal, one half red ash aud
one half white ash. The coal must be pure, Of egg
size, 2240 pounds to the ton aud si.ered free OF
extra charge in the vaults Of the Capitol
Also, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
Of best quality reasoned hickory wood, one hundred
and twenty. five cords to be saved once, and twenty
FIVE cords to be sawed tw'oe; the whole to be ms.s
ured, sawed, and slowed away in the vaults at tho
Capitol, ut the Expense of the contractor.
both wood and coal are to be delivered on or b.
fore the 18th dsy Of October next and to be SUBJ
to inspection as to quality, weight and measure by
peron 10 be designated by the Clerk for that pur
pose JOHN W. FORNBY,
CLERK OF House Of Representative U. 8.
sep e-dt25th
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

TUE subscriber would respectfully inform tn,
l. public that he keeps constantly on hand ane
1or sale at the lowest prices, large assortment O
articles nes sary for building purposes which b,
hopes 1t Will prove for their interest to call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most important are--
'fANRHRN MARBLE AND IRON ANTKLS
which for cheapness, beauty and durability
are unsurpassed
PARLOR AND CHAMBER ENA kELLEI
CRATES the latest New York STYLES
DUNLAP d cos HOT AIR FURN.aCBS fc
heating private and public buildings, churche.
DC, the very best and the INST economies
Furnace now In use
PONDS IMPROHEO DOUBLE CHEN CooK
LNE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTKLs IND &LLS
IRON COLUMNS, dc.
ENCA USTIC FILING, for Hall, Nestibule, sn6
Churrh floors
IRON Rulings, of cast and wrought iron, snf
wire These are manufactured in New York
and for their beauty and variety OF psttsrl
and finish are uHequalled.
The above will be put up II desired, ana every q.
fort Will be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
UW-eou 4. HA8KINR
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aug &-M&WaE

mn AasHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a wri
1u Of neri facias Issued from the Clerks On q O.
The Circuit Court Of the District OF Columbia for th
Couniy OF Washington, and 10 me dir ctsd, shall
expose to public saie. fcr cash, on MONDAY. tn.
ID day Ct October, 1854 at the front Of the Oour'
hcuee door, at IL Q clock, 70 the flowing proper
ty, viz: All that lot, piece or parcel Of Ground w.
Ing and being IN the city of Washington and desig
nsted on The Flat Of said city lot No 4. of Fred
efiok Mays subdivision of square No nine hundred
and three, (8o3) fronting twenty fret on Eight
strict east, between and g etreete south, bv on.
nc ndred and fourteen Q14) feet one inch deep to
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property O
william d. Aiken and sold 10 satisfy Judicial No
90, IN october Term, 1854 in favor of Barnes Z
hitcheIi. JONAH d HOOVER,
! Msrshal for the District Of Columbia.
!
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OUR Mr.. HALL has just returned from n York
~ where he has boon attending those immense
large auction sales you have heard 30 much about,
and We are now opening The Goods purchased at
such great sacrifice, will guarantee to suit any
purchaser that may think proper to favor u with
a osll, Goth In qualify and price. Our assortment
embraces the largest to be found In the Dis riot.
bcth in fine and staple gosts
Also, large assortment of Carpetings Of every
Hno, urtain materials Of the fnsst quality; Rugs
Of various kinds
We respectfully request that purchasers will f.
vor Us with call before purchasing elsewhere, Is
va feel confident it sill he greatly to their advant.
ag-. Bear In mind the handsome Goods are always
to be had at the first O.: the season.
sep Ii vd2w HALL l. BROTHER
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-16

JrnfY MAH1R AID EolIfsHzA "A man
from Mr. Msher's own beautiful country ar.
rived In Warrington short time ago, and at
once entered for % ofdoe. Not getting Il, he
came to Jimmy" for sympathy. and while
talking to him commenced eursing the country,
the city, the government and everything that
be could expend bis ire upon In our blessed
land. Jimmy looked at him with perfect
amaIement, but a. soon - he could get his
tongue going, let out such voIIey of repre-
pension and condemnation, - made the affrieh.
ted man look aghast Jimmy told him il he
did not like our country and city to leave it
90 back to the land Of oppression he had left,
and never put his foot on this free soil again a
long as he drew the breath Of life. Away with
You, said the indignant Msher, and away the
fellow went sure enough, sud has not been
heard of since. 1t is Just such indiscreet for
eigners as this that causes much of the difficult
ties between native born and adopted citizens;
but Jimmy's rebuke was a Welt merited one,
showing that his honest heart was every inch
American, though he was born in foreign
soil. yhL
FINE WEArAER Since the copious rain Of
Thursday, our citisens have been favored with
cool and pleasant weather. and human stocks,
male and female, are beginning to " look up. "
No WATcH-HoUsE CASES Again We find
the watch house records blank sheet, there
being no arrests whatever made last night
We hear however, of an unofending man be
ing severely beaten on the Avenue by three
rowdies.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-16

Expressly iot ths Daily Rsains Star
Y1ox NV YosY.


The New Haven Bailroad company-Ferr~,
v-Hre Sailing Of the Baftis-flectieu
Of Telegraph OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Failure, &c.
New YoRK Sept 16-The stockholsrs of
the New Haven Railroad have become thor.
oughly Disguised with the diI.torinss. shown
BY the Board of Directors In giving 10 the
public their promised statement In regard "a
the affairs Of the company. A meeting has
been called for next week, when efforts viii bs
made to obtain an immediate report In regard
to the future action Of the company. Az the
coming meeting, new beard Of director, VII
be elected.
A successful forgery has been committed On
the American Exchange Bank, of thi, citv
The amount obtained was two thousand dol.
lars. = roo glN.t
The print factory Of Prince Murray and
Weeks, in Brooklyn, was Destroyed by nrsl les.
night Loss, So 600 s-
The United States mail steamship Baltic,
Captain Comstock, sailed ct noon TO- day for
Liverpool. She took out one hundred and
twenty passengers, and 81, 250,oOo in specie,
on freight Among the passengers is Couu,
Rossi, the husband of late Madame Sontag.
Frank Turner, one Of the most indefatigsble
Of the telegraph fraternity, and dsservedly
popular gentleman. hes been elected superin.
intsndens Of the Morse line Of telegraph be-
tween New York and Buffalo
There Is . rumor that one Of our largest
publishing houses IL about to suspend pay
ment. Liabilities enormous.
The dare up in the stock market 10 fast SUBJ
siding, and prices generally are lower to-day.
The market for breadstuffs is dull and doclin.
ing.