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JUST REC EIVED, another invoice Of fin.
y American WATCHES, designed for railrcsa
agents and others who require accurate time keep
ers)
Also, nne assortment Of rich gold Jswelry, n.w
est styles, which am selling from 20 to 30 Der ct
below the usual retail prices ask ed at other sstab
hshmsnts Sign Of the Large Spread Ragls, Pean
sylvanis avenue, betw. ~ and 9th sts.
iy 1T II q UOOr
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
HDIAN DOCTOR.

N. ". OfENCEh
06ers his Professional services to the ctisens of Raj
tmore. can cure eli kinds of Cancers-taks thaf,
out without pain, or the of any knife csu
cure All kinds OF Fis and spasus, Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, Drcpsy, Dyspepsia, PILES, Palsy. q,
any other dlmsnt the human family are subject 10
BE can stop Bleeding from the Luugs or Nose, any
distance nom the patient. by knowing the patient:
years under an Indian Doctor -ho v.s an,ons In.
vHd Indians thirtssn years. w.
DR. SPENCER has removed from Mr., Bu-klsy's
Boarding House, to
No. "a, HANOVER STREET, -t
arg LIFT Balt;mo,e MD
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BUSINESS CARDS

POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY,
Nearly opposite Capt. Page..s residence.
f'HE subscriber, having undertaken the Planning
l. Mill business, is ROW ready to manufacture to
order, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames and Mouldings,
and sll other work appertaining to the same, and
trusts that his prompt attention and moderate
charges will secure him share of the patronage OF
the pubic J. w. JCRDON.
aug 14-lmh
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
IN Ind NEWSPAPER ESTABLLSHAENT
WIN. TAYLOR = CO..
Obr~eY Of BaLSmore and Cacries street,
E. BALTIMORE, Mn.
WI TAYLOR q co. beg leave to call the atten-
ton Of the reading people and all dealing In Books,
to their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEWS.
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, whsre can be found
large and general assortmsnt Of ell the late popu
lar publics lions of the day. -.s lt-.T
They stso keep on hand splendid assortment Of
plain and fancy STATIONERY Of every description
Al ortirrs thankfully received and hllsd with de-
spstch, and sent BY return Of the mali, EXPRESS
ease, sr In any other way the person ordering may
direct
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars, and all other.
gupphsd With any Books, Magazines, ETC., At the
lowest rates.
Any Book published IN this country can Be had
By sending your order 10 rs.
WI. TAYLOR 90,
oor. Baltimore and Charles gts, Baltimore, Nd.
may 2S-H
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GENTLEMEN'sF Furnishing Good

GENTLE MEMS Furnishing G ood,
" Of best qualities and at New York priess-we
would invite the attention Of purct assrs generally
70 our EplsLdid sssortment Of
White and colored Shirts
enk, gauzs, merino and cotton Cndershirts 70
Linen and cotton Drovers
orsvsrs, Ties, Hdkis, scsrfs
Gloves, Collars, Hosiery, &c.
Making the most complete variety Of fine goods at
moderate prices, to be found In the city.
WALL 4 STEPHENS
Next door to the Iron Hall
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts, .-
Also, three doors east Of the National Hotel.
jy1Ad
A NEW LOT OF PINE ENGRAyINGs iu,t "a.
IA csived at JS0. r. ELLIYs,
Pa avenue, bstreen 9Th and 10th streets.
ty 2@o
NHE LADIES sre informed that Frank Les
Il Ees Gazette of Fashion for June bss arrived At
TAYLOR MAURY'S
bk- Ronfstfr. 9th IT.
hAkCH De BRAVOURE, composed by Nathan
N1 hohardson, iast received BY
W. RtLBUs.A 4 HITz.
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.
VIZ. KxkRl. e. 9lxarY Ep BFP,s
First Prsntum Grand md Squars
Pianos.

KNADE, GAEHLE CO., rnsnafactur.
Hp1Is-s, Nos- 1, s, 8, Q, and IL, Eutsw street,
Baltimore. X. 4 g. would respectfully call public
attention to Shs great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability,
fAoasy Of touch, brilsncy Of tone, they believe
not surpassed by any nov man ufsctufed. In addi.
Ten 10 the FIRST Premium svxrded them BY the Ma
YAnd Institute in l84s and lS49, they hayerecsiyed
os highest enoomiums of the most eminent artists,
vho used these instruments for their Concerts. Al
., Of our nrs class Professors and Ametsurs In the
sJ, Who haze highly rscommsndAd thsm-
- PIANOS HIRED @ Ill.
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TURKEY VICToRIOUs

VOU viii find at the same OLD STAND. p.nrev,.
l. yania avenue near 18th street opposite ths
irving hotsl, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniturs Francs OF
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding
Cornises, &C., TO-; Or by leaving your order you can
have any thing dene In my line. 2
N.B-Oid FRAMES, &C., regilt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable terms Don't FORGET the nlses.
sb My .'-aH JOHN WAENER
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GEORGE d. SMITH.
HoHARD u. SMITH.

HoHARD u. SMITH. GEORGE d. SMITH.
~ d. SMITH - CO., Manufacturers and
" Dealers in ALCOHOL, OAMPHEEK, ETHE-
HAL OIL, &c. No. 81 8. CALVERT STREET, op-
pode Water street, BALTIM0RZ, Nd. go
mar Ally
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UNDERTAKEN.

- - UNDERWATER.
1T1s @ 0. WALL, Undertaken in all III
branches Funerals attended to a,
the shortest notice. in the best mannet and on th,
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between d and streets.
Residence on ., between K and r, north side.
jy 6-eo3m
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ARTk1DdE BOX, BALLOT BOX, snd DANp-
~ BOX; out the greatest Of those Is the bandbex
which can be had in assorted sises with every yart
sty Of Fancy Goods and Millinery 1t !. :,
sREDVs, llth st., above Pa. sye.
NB.-Just received q fne assortment OF Toilet
and Shaving Soap, Extracts, and Oolognss.
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MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT HOUSE

- n This we'll kept house and REs-.ek
N131TAURANT,o opposite Camden Sta H.
ton, northeast corner of Camden
and Liberty streets, Baltimore Md, il
. convenient Hotel, where travellers to and from
Washington, &c, will fad agreeable accom- m. ia.
tons. or, a 3,,
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NHOLERA MORBUs,
~ E-i DIARRHRA, DYsENTKRY.

- ShAMP COLO,
With all diseases OF the STOMACH and BOWELS
90 prevalent during the Summer relieved and CURED
by HANPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. IN
tact it will be found that those using this articl,
have an almost ExIhP1IoN from this diseases.
Every family should have Bottle at hand for 6
SUDDEN ATTACK
Delicate children, all individuals, and Traveller
FOR health, should try this great Restorative
pfSise is spoken By thousands .a.
As Female Medicine HAMPTON's TINoruRE
cannot be sxcelled As besuty ing agent it is fai
superior to any Of the cosmetics the day. produc
ing beautiful, clear skin, and giving to the cheskt
the color Of the rose inpartng to every muscle that
LIE and elasticity which gives 10 ell who enjoy
health, such grace and beauty.
=. LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, EsQ.'s Letter, Alex
andria, Va:
After speaking Of wonderful cures on himself, hs
''Mrs 81. hac been suffering with Liver oorula,n,
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now On
Joys better health than for thirty years being entire
1Ns SsstSEsd sS by the uss Of HAMPToNs VEaSTABLl
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Extract from letter from J. Grimes, Esq, Lou
don county, Va:
"ky wife has bcen for years afflicted with arss,
weakness, pain In the breast sids and back, pslpt
tation Of the heart fssbleness Of the nerv ms sys
tenn, loss OF appetite complexion saIlow the sigh1
OF one eye almost gone, the other very weak. ] an
PLEASED 20 say that AAAPTONS TYNCTURE ha,
Fstored her TO perfect health Her ewes arc ss eoo
now a. ever they were
=, Gall and get pamphlets and zee cures Of Coughs
tsoncnit,s, rheumatism, Liver Complaint, scroiula
as 1n Mmily medicine It e unrivalled.
A9- Sold by MORTIMER d AORBRAY l4e
1sitimoHe street. Baltimore and 804 broadway, n,
fo5S; CHARLES STO7T d co, WZAkR, J. B
@O0RE D. b. CLARK, CLARKE d BON
LlNG, ": ELLIOTT, d H. MCPHERSON, VI ash
ihgtoh; slso, by e. s. r. ClSSELL, Georertou u
and by G. O. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists everywhere. jyl-
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MN society of "Drink Nothings"
has been established in Canada Wsst.
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CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN.
Nak undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, scquaintanoes, and the public generally
that he still continues to execute all orders in hie
est notice.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed
the shortest notice, and in the best
reT, euen in The Wa1mea aoeather
NhAnkful for past favors, he would respectfully
solicit, and will endeayor to merit continuance OF
the same ANTHONY BUOHLY,
Pa. ave-, 9. side. between 9th and 10th sts.
Residence: Mr.. Msrtin's D street. Sd house east o,
fsn elfeeI mar l7-ly
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ChVERWARE.

GhVERWARE. rtss..
~ CAEFYELD, BROTHER d 90,
Say Bsltimore street. have on hand and are con
SANITY making new styles OF Silver Coffee and Tea
eso; Silver Pitchers; Waters; Csstors; Goblets
cups; Spoons Forks; Ice Tongs; Crumb scrapere
ne, Ice cream, and Fish Knives; Salt Cellars; Bat
ssr Knives, &c, Of warranted iS<rliag tslser.
e0-u Baltimore, Md.
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UNDERTAKES, do.
UNDERTAKING. :

T W. PLANT 4, 60. having removed from tb.,,
~: old stand, on street. between 9th and 10th,
to their present place of business on the est sd,
OF 7th, between q and sts respectfully ANNOUNCE
that they are prepared At the shortest notice AND
at al hours Of the night to attend to calls msde In
the line Of their business Being pre- pared TO f1r
nish funerals in the most complete and t.
MANNER and to devote themselves solely to the bus
iness OF Undsrta king. nothing shall be wanting on
their pert to give entire satisfaction to those who
employ them. As sole owners Of Crump,s Raten,
70 rpse Pesertsr, J. W. Plant Co. respectfully in
We public attention to the superiority Of Crump's
Oorpse Pressrver ovr every other invention II tie
kind as it may be edsctualy used for the dead body
without placing 1t in box of ice or the Ice being
In actual contact with the corpse. Crump's CORPSE
Preserver has never been known to fail In the hot
test weather, to give satisfaction, as can be p-oyed
BY numerous certificates. Shrouds ef diffsreu,
kinds made to order at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms
The advertisers charges are below the usual m
of other Undertakers.
Hesrse always in re,diness. aug 2s-eotf
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1854.

IN consequence Of various applications from differ
i ent parts of the United Stxtes, Desiring an extsn
sion Of time to ensole maoufscturers o. machinsr,
to prepare plans and proposals to be- submitted In
sccordAnce With the terms Of the advertisement OF
this department, of July l, 1853, ths time specified
In that advertisement Tor the reception Of proposals.
&C. Is extended until the LIST of September next
jy 20-dtd j. C DOBBIN.
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For sale In Washington By z. D. GILMAN
In Georgetown BY il. KIDWELL.
In Alexandria ~ J.R PIERPONT
In Richmond by HUROELL, LADD 4 90
In Baltimore BY CANDY HATCH
In do -. DAVIS 4 MILIER :
In do s-- -.--- SETH HANCN
In do HAOPHER1ON 4 MARSHALL.
In Norfolk By NJ. A. sANTOS / SON.
And by respse sabis dealers In medicine every
Wners. asc 1lV
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Interesting from Washington.
THE UNION CORRECTING THE HERALD-THE OsrENp

THE UNION CORRECTING THE HERALD-THE osrESp
CONVENTION CURIOUS DISCLOSURES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1854.
The Union has corrected" the statement in the
HERALD Of the ed The HKRALDs statement hit the
administration hard and the organ is put 10 work to
"correct" the truth.
Now what the statements which the linton quail
fes tissue Of fabrcationss Is 1t in the statemen
about the compromise of the two Comm:ssonersp Let
Forney, who wrote the article, Correction who IL
such ready writer of smart articles, land that Ia
what endears him to Pierce,)-le him ask his
patron At the White House to show him q
certain letter from . gentleman in Paris, recon
mending to Pierce the ministerial conference assuring
him that II the Commissioners went out Soule would
come home and stump it from New York to New Or
leans Pierce thought the hlibusters stil ia
ority in the country He thought so whom he appoint
ed soulehe also wanted to get him out Of the Senate
The Ostend conference finally decided upon when
Sickles home with the dispatches which young
Soule brought to Paris the 18th July. He kept them
two days at his lodgings, de Beauner. One Of the
secret police Of Paris in way got hold OF the con-
tents Of those dispatches, and they were commu
nicated to the French government. sckies is
afterwards selected TO bring those dispatches to
Warrington which he does, and the President 40
much interested in their contents that Sckes Is taken
in at the White House; but am mot sure Of that.
sckes boosted in Paris that he slept the White House.
Marcy wanted compromise with soule, but Cushing
insisted and the instructions were forced Marcy He
said few days ago that sicklss 9contemptible
fellow and he had nothing to do with sending him out
all Forney and Cushing's work. sickles returns to
Paris leaves for Castion on 9Th September stated
by Judge Mason in his letter to Marcy Of that date,
Mason says strict secresy is necessary but that
feared was impossible with such man a. sickles.
whom he speaks Of being obviously most sxtrava-
gantly nattered by the Importance Of his mission
Marcy won't deny the letter. ! can give the
whole Of Il, and entire batch, especially two.
whsEsin Marcy vianousy attacks two men; with
whom ~ associated and The other vAo Vpghs 70 haxS
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VERY RrcH-Tbe telegraphic despatch from
Washington, published to day, contains some
curious revelations. The intrigues Of oar ad-
ninistraiion and its representatives abroad be-
gin to come 20 The great statesmen of Os
tend are only equallec Nv their eonfrfres at
Washington.
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DEcEAsE OF THE GRAND OPERA.--The lssn--
Opera, at tire Academy Of Music, breathed It's
last on Friday night Grisi and Mario nave
- &c u s-.le fulute Il his c!un-:y.
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T HI e TEST NEW S,
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElsGaApHs.
Non-ArrivaI Of the Atlantic.

SANDY Hook, Dec. 30-11P M
We have heard dings yet of the steamer Atlantic
now in her fifteenth day from Liverpool The weather
ia clear ana cold. Wind NV.
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struetion, instead Of adopting the marked I'm
provemen.s which the Collins liue should have
suggested On the other hand, the British
government in its new steamers, i adopting
the models of the Collias vessels; and will
thus render our naval ships, upon the old fogy
plan, utterly useless in naval contest. The
ship which is fastest may run down weaker
one, or run away from stronger one-a con-
slider alton which makes the element Of speed
Of the very first importance ia the new system
OF naval warfare
We perceive that another batch Of war
steamers is about TO be ordered by Congress,
and we hope that the superiorities in speed,
capacity and strength, as attained by the Col
Inns vessels, will not be overlooked by the
naval committees Of the two houses, as they
were overlooked at the last session. Why
| should government adhere to the old fogy
system of from seven to pine koots an
hour, when less money, in skilltul and
practical hands, wonld give their steam fri
gates speed of from twelve to fourteen kao.s
an hour? Why should our seam vessels OF
war be SO inferior, in speed, strength and eff
mercial steamers Of the Collins line are !" be-
yond any competition, the finest, the fastest,
al the best seaboats in the world?"
We really think that it is not Oaiy tic
policy and duty Of Congress to sustain tao
Collins line, to incre ase IT, aud to encourage the
ntroductiop Of such vessels toto all our os,er
ocean steam mail lines, in view OF the possible
contingency of war, but tha' Congress should
also, in the adaptation Of the Collins improve
III, DTS to our war steamers, endeavOr to keep
pace, at least, with the naval steamers OF Eng
land. But at o crisis like this in the worlds
history, unchanged with changes and revolu-
ticns in empires and political systems tn.
wide world over, it would be the extreme OF
folly and false economy to abandon the CON-
mercial highway of the Atlantic to the supre-
macy of England, and to discharge the Collins
line of steamers, the most efficient naval
nucleus ahoat, fully up to the highest speed
and improvements Of the age.
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The CORPORATION ADvERTIsING.--It is now
certain that the present Boards of Aldermen
and Councilmen, who 60 out Of ONCE on
Monday, will do nothing in the matter of
the public advertising, and that the whole
business will lie over for settlement by
their successors, by whom the advertise.
meats will be continued for long while,
perhaps for their whole terms, in papers which
no one sees. There are two reasons why the
Common Council should adopt this course. In
the first place. it is the interest of members who
are themselves contractors or have contractors
among their friends that the advertisements for
tenders should receive as little publicity as
possible. Publicity kills jobs; but tender,
advertised in the National Democrat, is as
safely hidden from the public eye as If it were
buried in hole in the earth, and hence
the chance for The few who know Of It, Again,
the corporation advertising would be no slight
boon to some Of our suffering neighbors. So
long as the prospect Of obtaining 1t at the hands
Il tie Csmnsn Council WA kept before their
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NiBLoS GARDEN, Eroadway-BoaRaiAN GIRI-Mu-
sIoAI. ONO savage MAIDIr.
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BoWERY THEATRE, Bowery-Aiternoon-FoRry
NORTHUMBERLAND. Evening
JAcKETs CT bLuI-oLp OAK CHFsT-LArTTr.
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BURToSis THEATRE, Chambers street soPuA's SUP
PEI-NscE Young GAn-,por1o IN New YoKg
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DIAMONDS !!

WE invit, our patrons and the public In gene
w fal to ca II and examining our large aseort nent
of very rich and elsgsnt DIAMOND JEWELRP,
embracing: Brscelets from 800 to $3.50. Pins $40
to $40. Ear Rim - $40 to $3.50 pair. Rings and
Crosses $40 to s275 each.
Also, great variety Of Pe.rl. Morale, Coral, Gar
net, Lava, Cameo. end Gold JeTeiry-ve-y latest
s!yls, received today.
We hove also on hand 8 we'll selected stock Of fine
WATCHES, and . full assortment Of pure SILVER
WARE. =.s4 .zf
We ehsll take great pleasure in showing these
goods to all VINO cali, whether with the intention Of
purchasing orgratifying their curiosity. ,-7
Our stock 10 Large ADJ well selected, and we shall
sell at very moderate prices. -. -,
WARMER sEAIKEN,
rr-.- rzs-- .--- JEWELLERS -
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
aug 4-lr
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUI1nEp.

1'HE sub.criber would respectfully inform the
i public that he keeps constantly on hand And
or sale at the lowest prices, large ss.ortrisns of
articles neceeeary for building purposes which be
hopes IL will prove for their interest 70 cal ana q.
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most important are
PKNRHYy RARBLE AND IROv kAy7ELS
which for cheapness, beauty aud durability.
are unsurpassed
P4RLOR AND CHAMBER ENAkELLID
CRATES. the latest New York styles
DUNLAP q cos NOT ar FURE.aC6S ~
heating private and public bulldogs churohas
&c, tbs very best and the most ecosopk,.l
Furnace now IN use
PONDS LAPROvEO DOUBLE OVEN cooE.
LNE RANGES IS, ~.
CAST LReN WINDOW LLNZELs AND Mia
IRON COLUMNS, dc. 80.
LINGUISTIC FILING, for Hsal, vss,Ibuis md
IRON RALLNGS Of cast and wrought ,ros. md
wire These are manufscfuredin Nsv YorS-
and for their beauty and variety Of psstsrn
and finish are uaeQuallei.
The above WIN be put up II deetf.d and every a
tort VIII be made to give purchases satisfaction.
Apply ct the : -
Ornamental Iron Ware House.
tn avenue, between 3D. and az streets
~ zo-eou r. HAHK1NS
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HOUbES d LOTS AT PRIVATE sALE.-
IL Three frame Houses, two-story and attic, with
back building, situated on 131 street south, betw
B and O streets vest .a
One frame House, twostory, containing six rooms,
ON It'll street north, between n and N sts. west
One frame House, tvostory, garnet, and back
buildings, on It'll street south, between and sts
west.
Twelve building Lots. between 3D. and ~ streets
east and NJ and streets south, containing In all
$1,000 square feet Of ground, with two small tene-
ments thereon. This would be desirable location
for a market garden.
One threestory brick fire proof Shop, in rsssrva-
ton 10, to the rear Of Jackson Hall. This would
answer admirably for . book bindery or printing
efce, or could easily be converted into livery ste
not be found.
All the above described property win b odd on
reasonable terms on application to
G1O. ". GARRETT,
LumhI Yard, 6orusr Of 9th and -.
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A SUCCESSFUL CURE.-A letter written from
the wreck of the steamer Franklin, below n sw
YORK city, says: --7 1
1.-TWO Of the hands employed in diving f,r
the cargo were attacked with cholers-One q
man of herculean fame Whilst was there,
his means, when doubled up and his feet ccu-
tracted by the cramp, were horrible. In both
cases Capt. j. Q. Bovine, the agent Of the UNI
derWriters, gives the following One table
spoonful of salt, tea spoonful cayenne pepper,
half pint of hot water. The man saw was
as bad as he could DO. We put his leg in a
strong mustard bath, gave him the above and
in two hours he was easy and wanted to 60 to
work"
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By D. B. CAMPBELL q co.
=. Ne 8TRATTON. Auettaue~r

-FNRUSTEEs SALE of Valuable Imurov.. l,-o~r
L S.-By virtue Of q de-d q trust. bearins dsta
the 2cth day II February, 1859, caIv e1.c utsi bv
John A. Moulden and vifs, To the suberri,.r. and
iecorded Ia liber J. A T., No. 40 t5,io- <Go .bl.
452, and 49, OF the land records OF " ton
county, In the District OF Columbia TO .esure TIE
payment OF q certain debt therein ram.d. ] shsIl
sell at public auction the premises, on MONDAY,
the 2sth day Of Augast, 1864, at oosock D m, 20
the highest bidder, Lot No Z, In Square Ssa with
the Improvements consisting OF two RORY Pr.ne
uouse, With other necessary buildines
Terms: Onetbiri cash; the Iesidus IN equal tn.
stalments, at and IL months, with fnt-r-vt
DEED given and q deed Of truse taken o. sssurs
the deferred aymepts.
II the terms Of sale are not CON piled With IN FIVE
days from the dag Of sale. the properly win be p
sold ct the cost and risk Of the purchaer
CRAVEN ASHFORD, TrutSs.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-07

As CLEAR As MUD.-The editors of the
Journal of Health furnishes the following sat
isfactory answer to the question, what is c.ol-
era? "Choiera is the exaggeration of intesti-
nal vermicular motion" What source Of
consolation it will hereafter prove to cholera
patients, this discovery of " the exaggeration
o. intestinal vermicular notion The edict
has gone forth. Intestinal Vermicular Mo-
ton. Fee! Fo.. Fum.!!