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RELLs' bells! nELI-s!-For churches academies, fac
ID tocs steamboats,, plantations, made, and
hand by hubscbets their odesab
enlarged foundry which has been operation thirty
their bells have world wide celebrity for of and
quality The succeeded
applying the of loan moulding iron bell casting
which perfect casting and
unimpaed excellence of bells they
eev.d Uannay, 1854 hs first premium silver meda OF the
Worlds Fair New York, all this
aud Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas ta has beeu awarded them They
and keep hand bells vaey
weight and they also furnish order chimes number Of
bells, key, and refer
States and Canadas Their hnnngs comprising and
yoke,
arms which mny spring acting
clappe prolonging the sound iron frame; ong
stop For seamboats,
proved revolving yoke fancy brnss
design, furnished We supply whole parts of
improved hangngs ehang bells other
specifications being given. Old bells n exchange.
instruments Of all descriptions made and
Being immediate with the principal all
despa'ch which, either personally by communication,
spectuy solicited.
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
Feb 9i-dy West Troy, Albany N Y.
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No. 5l3
Sale OF Improved Lands In michigan ceded by the

Wyandotts In lSA2.
NOTICE is hereby given that authority in this
by Of Sd March, ls43 and i2 July 1854 the IN
sold portion of Wyandctts
18th of March, 1884, Michigan, hereinafter Indicated,
again public sale Detroit Michigan, on Munday
dth day of September next. 49,
BY of the act of 10Th july 1882 the said lands viii
be offered minimum price OF not less than dol
nifty without regard to the valuation Of the
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NAUTION-On utimo placed in
the City Post Once the usual envelope addressed
Henry Of Congress
duplicate warrant ncres
issued under the Of February H. ls47 in the Of Henry
Lane late private Joncss United States
which the form written but
being intended should be forwarded
Henry Lane for that inquiry, the
received by the Hon either
laid has mscarred this caution improper
ofe BY being offered for sale the
been taken against the patent should tho
Gated application will
Commissioner Of Pensions the duplicate
said CHARLES DE SELDING,
7ih street, opposits Odd Fellows Hall.
June 24-law6w y
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steam Machinery for United states Steam
tra Frigates.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSITIONS will department unit, the first
day August next complete
snns s"a s at
IONS measurement one Of which building saen o. the United
a, NosfIK.
for that may De aud mns' state the
rid within which The work can be aSmp sdn n Tho
pelsr win the for hosns Of somDo0n The
&C. appuenaces of ali kinds be those most approved
an seen e'ass ship accompany
propos and aso me coal bnnkes mus. be included a
reception boers propelers, will be at the
iss and labor for hosting the machinery
For the OF the entire steam WIN fue for
including length exceed so teet be
%
@ BE s nsd ss ns g.
weight water in the boilers and
x y a." 5 u. e s mas sssn estimated
The the main stern pos. and The rudde post
a a he o% s for s p,s ns
ofihe keel under the propeller will DO a feet The length from The
greatest section the deep load line will be
As AUXILIARY gacs and rigging will be those Of
s,e Of e first class oo ,'a sa @ he eo with
whose propositions be accepted as combining the
the create, speed and power
ei which the space available for mat PURPOSE WIN ADMIT n
provded the contract shall have been completed 70 hs
whole when twohds Of the work
sha in like manner shall further payment
Of one snail have made trial trip, satisfactory
less Than one week At sea- sss shall %
the possession department. and performed satisfactorily FOL
ss months al be pad the
dnring PERIOD from defective workmanship and MATERIAL being
nj thee expense the iia a. --.t.
Each proposal specify ship which the offer is made
and must full complete specifications
which,
NAV not accepted also be establishment
the work is TO be done. IL
Eac accompanied by the
tract awadsd viii be faithfully performed and the success
'"e SUI" SUM- ~ ~ 49, J. c. DOBBIN
INV l-aawt,aua Secretary tho Navy.
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June 9-lawl3w

SOMETHING NEN-lu consequence OF the liberal patronage
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor
with Mr. Verge, artist from Lond
dagoeeope will be coorea with brinncy and
bily method, and In
beauty delcacy detail the
gentlemen invited 10 make
made the designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers stoe Penusyvsna between ~ and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar I6--hH
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NEW York, MRy 2d. Is53Ths undersigned has this day
IN opened ohcc No ~ William merchants Exchange
the transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank, insurance, mining, Railroad government State, and city
securities bought and sold.
Promisrory bills and loans negotiated
Nav lo--dp EMANUEL B. HART
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4 FFICE OF the Magnetic Telegraph C0mpany.-Pml
adepbia 654The annual meeting of the s0ckhod
Magnetic Telegraph Company for the election Of officers
company other business, will be held
compsnys Office Philadelphia Thursday 18th day
of July, 1854, at O'Clock, p. JOSEPH sAlLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
Iune al-2aw3thJuly-
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4 iAL

: = :
o the heirs AT law Lucy T. Davis,
nthed that have fixed the I'D August
fr not ON ,e fail day thereafter Sunday
ONCE a! Dn~idde Court House. inquire
court OF said county, the next Of kin said Davis
the
CURED to he taken by the DECREE of Dnwdde
drd On The 24h day Of April A. D. 1884 In chspcs
pending SAID between Winm Prchet and Auchy
nis psInih and Charles A. arvnyc, administrator Of Lucy
Jaws decreased and Others defendan to be
relations nert kin the nd deccden
and there required 10 forward and which
proof will be required strict conformity o the law.
Given under hand, commissioner ccult
Dnwiddie county the day and year irst aforeraid
j. L. HARGRANE. n.
June 3--lawtw
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WRENCH steel pens just imported from Paris,
Perry Giots psns bought person els
by the and embracing all their best kind. and the
variety kind together with those OF cheaper
box of twelve dozen pens gen
uiBe FRANCK TAYLOR.
June 20 afs I-t-T1
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limited STATES Mall Line California, Aspin-
wall and Panama. the Goth month, ia FIRST
class steamships, approved by the Eayy Department. OF mol
3eO0 tons burden, guaranying speed and safety. la'
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, IL miles from
l.rrF
The transit from embraces 81
from Aspnwa Obspo and IL miles Of land
ry road recently thorough order passenger
cam therefore, cross at most in r houe
and their baggage being only transferred and from mule
alongside the .4tfatl t.E 41ti
There viii he river transportation in future this
The Is entirely sickness
Reserve steamers being New York; Pana
and San Francisco detention
The route IN entirely reliable.
II expected that the passage the will rgp
larry in days; and the Pacific, in IL lax aeys
PaasengerB will leave Panama The ncr they arye Asp-
WALL s-4A ~ 4 -
Through Tickets athc o~et be had agency III
West street, New York. Hti tt3ief t,c'' =
26-dT
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Turnover street, Boston
Lewis Rebuilt enaecd and elegantly urnishe
modern and conveniences the accnmmoda
ion OF the travelling public
II div
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|usOVNyEND's Arrangements OF tho Old Testanaent
Il vol, octave, l22 pages. 81. Ilt atsf a
Tonsendh Arrangement Of the New Testament VOL. octave
s27 pages. 81 IS.
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L.. y. Dill TON,
DEALER IN ICE,
Office south side +, nert to Of l2th street
CE kept constantly hand the Office which be had in
| large small quantities. w
Office open from sunrise to sunset.
June 2-eolm
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At kENsA lew gross OF these avorite
Ill and for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, i co.
May 2o--d2w - -
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mo. 5l8. |

No. 5l8.
NOTICE for restoring to private entry portion Of
IN the lands Withdrawn sale
the lower peninsula Of MICHIGAN.
Whereas, the solicitation Of Of the and
deie1a0n the Michigan,
Presdent siaes his bearing
directed thai lands heretofore with
from sale for valid presumption claims along
the Of certain railroads the States OF Michigan
aud Wisconsin, pubic notice withdrawal
517 issued from office May
Michigan
it's of about miles each side Of said shall
given the referred which particular
showing Townships townships embracing
have this been land Offices public
nomaion will again be subject TO private and and
conditions though had not
from market
Given my city
Washington this 23d day Of June Ammo Domini, 1854
800 JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
June 24-Iaw7thAug
#a HEADauA MARINE CoRPs
Qnartennaster's Office Washington, 18th june 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received this Office - O'Clock,
CONFORM respects with the samples which may
applicable this Office the Office Of the
master, New York, WIZ
800 uniform caps
500 fatigue
$500 pairs army half kings fall wooD
The previous
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Cothingn
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
q. NJ. NJ. G
The Inegencer Evening Washington, e.
Journal Of Commerce and Day Book New York city and Eagle
Brooklyn, New York. win give the abeve EACH per
week uati the lh July and send bills
printed copy the adveremen this Office for
June l6--eodii7July
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Luray and New Market will the leaving
Alexandra o'cleck Tuesdays Thursdays,
urday connecting with the stages al Cupcper court house
Passengers Lynchbus will take the train leaving Ale
da at O'clock Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays,
Meeting with the stages Charlo ttesville.
the White Sulphur Springs will take the
Alexandra daily connecting With
Freight trains running daily, (5undays excepted
Per order: w. b. BkOCkETT, Asent
June I4--dt Alexandra. Va.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled 70 the right Of TO any Of the
lands within the townships and OF townships above
rated required establish the the satisfaction of the
register receiver Of the proper land Office and make
practicable seeing this noe and before
appointed for the of the public sale of the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will be
feitcd
.t JOHN WILSON
.a..a Commissioner of the General Land Office.
4-laUlJW
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THE QUIET HEART, reprinted from Biackwoods Mags
l. =
Travels in Armenia by the Hon. Robert CURSOR
Poems; by Mrs. Norton.
Queens 81 Scotland, vol. 4; by Agnes Strickland
A Year aiter Marriage, by T. 4. Arthur.
Fanny Ferns Portfolio; Second Series. f.sfl
Just received at TAYLOR MAuRY5
June 10 Bookstore, 9h street
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

The cheapest comfortable aad epedioas rosts 70 As
hite Sahar Springs, passing tie Alan, Warm, and ho'
Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the Of the
and splendid steamer George Page between Alex
andrs and Washington distance of miles, in eonnszoa with
schedule will 1854
intermediate stations
will depot, OF Duke Henry streets,
O'Clock, the arrival of the boat from Washington giving
ample breakfast board arriving l0X
O'Clock, that place tho
Central Rehmond Charlottesville staunon.
Train Godonsyiie stations
Gordonsvie al IL O'Clock, the arrival Of
Virginia road, Alexandria half
O'clock allowing time connect with The leaving
Morrill, and for dinner board the boat
train Wauenton and stations
Alexandria daily sundays eXeeptad at O'Clock,
arriving WarrcBton at on O'Clock,
On sunday viii leave al 7 O'Clock, a. m.
Alea antra and intermediate stations
day Sundays excepted)
O'clock arriving Alexandra at half past 9ocock
Sunday will leave quarter past IL O'clock
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QOAHD, with without rooms. pa be HAD at GIL
street. Nd l.IlIf T t77'- 7'T77 RI
May I0-2aw4ws
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BRILLIANT sCHEnl Es.


soc, e23
Lottery for The benent OF Tho
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass 1855, for 1854.
Drawn al wilmington, Del, Saturday, July 8, 1854.
70 number loltery--I3 drawn ballots.
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the new YORK Liverpool United states Nal


The ships comprising this line are;
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June 2J--1aw4w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30


A new lire Of steam packets, to ply between
Rio and Lisbon, has been organized 1t Is called the
Navegacao Vapor Luzo Brazilera. The frat
steamer, Dena Maria H., arrived here on the LIST Of
July, with passengers and freight to the value Of
$4,000, including 500 pipes Of wine. Other
steamers are being built In England to take their
station in this new line They are to touch at the
following intermediate ports, viz:-Bahia, Pernam.
buco, st. Vincent and Madeira. The Dona Maria
leaves on the 10th inst.
Our gas company for lighting the city has been
very successful In It's operas ons.
Tie cars on our short railroad ran off the track
for the first time yesterday, but no damage was
do,e Negotiations with the Governor are now
pending for the construction of four different rail-
roads
bill now before the Legislature for the admis
sion, free Of duty, Of all tools and machinery to be
used In making this railroad, has every prospect of
soon becoming law. This will increase the sale and
use of American agricultural implements In this
country, the high duties now imposed upon then
being great check upon their impos tation. Still,
number Of our more wealthy planters have adopted
them the demand for them Is increasing, and shey
are no doubt destined to be universally used
throughout this country.
The health Of Rio is good. Yellow fever has pre-
vailed among the shipping to q limited extent at
Bahia, but the season for the annual visit of this
Epidemic has past, and we shall probably escape
FIR, m 1t aitogethe this year.
Last evening the Southampton packet arrived,
after passage of twenty seven days. Among the
p sssncers are Mr. jose Miranda Faicoa, late Bra
z,iian consul to New York Mr. w. I. jones' of this
city, and Mr. ". H. c. Wright, of Baltimore.
FIJI. ).
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AGsars I'm Brazil.
oUs mo pE yASErEo CORRESPONDENTS.

AGsars I'm Brazil.
oUs mo On yAsEIEo CORRESPONDENTS.
Rio pE JAsErRo. July 7. 1854.
The Nsrisafssa Of the Arssos-1@s Coffee
Csr-Amrieas Shipping -NeW Line Of Brast-
han Sies~os--R acknowledgements Of An's-
yiesn ArscsaJsrsi Implements Htalth-A rrirA
effh< So.fAsms<s~ Steamer, &c.
The bark Hamilton, I understand, leaves to.mor.
row for Sew York. with 4 900 bags new crop coffee,
forwarded by Messrs. Coleman. Gardiner & Co.,
American merchants Of this city; 80 take this
opportunity Of writing 10 you.
Stree my letter Of the goth ultmo, no news Of any
Importance bas come 70 my knowledgs in relati, IN
10 the matters pending between the Brazilian gov
emmett and the company who hold the exclusive
privilege Of navigating the waters Of the Amazon
am watching with deep interest this important
move, and have met with distinguished men in this
empire who are Of opinion that the river win be
ultimately opened TO the world II is gratifying to
observe disposition tending 10 such liberal DO.
Icy. shall keep your readers posted on all mat
ters that come to my knowledge concerning this
company, s negotiations with the government Of
Irazii.
for ward you long letter, published q few days
ir,e in the Portuguese language, from the pen of
Count Rozwadowski, who was passenger in the
steamer Marajo on her trip up the river Am izon
IL is full of interest TO the commercial world and
trust you will have 1t translated and published in
the HERALD.
The coffee crop Is now beginning 10 come ia II
IL good one, as the weather has been favorable 10
its growth this season. IL is, however. anticipates
that there will be scarcity for the United States
market. There Is quantity Of inferior coffee here,
but not much of the quality that Is usually sent to
the States. Best coffee IL 1920 per ar )ba (32 lbs
and the poorest is 5000. The latter is generally
shipped to Europe
The folio wing il . list OF American shipping in
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viA eres secsloas iastituoioas. peoples and pFil-
ciylesF
The future AMI iis mea must and will answer.
MISCELLANEOUS. 4
WiIisn Mi'iv1rd has been nominated n the third
6krSsl q PennsyixAnia As the whig csnd idate Tor
Ccrgrcss.
The Cairo (fFt, Times has placed the name Of
sfepieE A. DOagss Al ths head Of its columns for
Rl4sil1ni-
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VIRGINIA

no LfcEssE.-The county court of Roanoke. AZ
n recent session, confirmed the action of the Nav
e.nI m Ie,using to grant licenses to retail liquor
Every applicant was refused
HARvEsT.-The farmers of Roanoke, fsay. the
Salem Republican, are gathering one of the finest
crops ever reaped In the county Wheat ot every
description has produced well, though the "white
bearded" and "Poland" continue to maintain their
high reputation of superiority over all other kinds.
THE DINwrDDIE SHOOTING CAsE.-A warran
has been issued for the arrest of Eaues. who shot
Frank Wells, in Dinwiddie, a few days ago.
MARROW EscAPE.-We learn from the PETERSBURG
Express that a little son of Mr.. John Leadbetter
of that city, had narrow escape from drowning
Monday afternoon, while bathing in the river
He went into the water beyond his depth, and
would have been drowned, but for the exertions
of black boy, who rushed into the water and
saved him.
AccIDENT.-We learn from the Gazette that Mr..
Richard Y Cross, of Alexandria whilst riding in a
buggy on Monday, was accidentally thrown from
it, and had his leg broken. He was Immediately
carried home, aud had surgical assistance. He is
now doing well.
BISHOP McGnL.- This Reverend gentleman ad
minstered the sacrament of Confirmation to about
fifty persons on Sunday morning, at 1912 O'Clock,
in st. Patrick's Church. Norfolk, consisting OF
young ladies, children and adults.
Sort CRABs-Our market is plentifully supplied
with crabs, drum. and turtle, and We occasionally
get sleeps head. BY the way, we heard an old
fellow remark land very senslbly too) the other
day, that no who ate soft crabs could ever
have the Ague and Fever that it was only "sur.
geon and sich" that would cause this unreasonable
shaking We could not conceive of a more pleasant
preventive and really inclined to think If he
were medical man, he could get all our practice
What pity such good material for doctor should
be lost to the world !-Iappahannock Eastern Pir-
ginian.
Rev. Benjamin NJ. Smith, D. D., Secretary of the
Presbyterian Board of Publication, has been elected
Seminary of Virginia to the Professorship of Orien
tai Literature, made vacant by the death of the late
Dr. Sampson
PATENTs.-Among the patents issued last week
were the following
Jacob Ravercomb, of Botetourt, Va, one for
Improvement in plows. H NJ. Johnson, of Carlisle,
Pa, improved rotary cultivator ID. w. Kennedy,
OF Staunton, Va, Improvement in drying CLOTH
Hiram & Simeon II. Plumb, improved morticing
machine. b. d. Sanders, of Holiday Cove, Va,
for improvement in winnowers of grain.
ERROR CoRREcrED-A R. Boteler, is the gen.
tlemen who is to deliver the address at the Wheel
ing Fair-nst A. r. Bates, as stated.
very marked compliment has been rendered
to Mr.. Crawford, in deposting his model of the
Virginia Washington Monument, in a conspicuous
place in the new Crystal Palace which has just
been opened at sydenham, in England, not far
from England.
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"The Irishmens Civil and Military Republican
Union, is the title of organization which has
just been formed in New York city, ITO rally and
concentrate in bond OF brotherhood all Irishtnen
to maintain the constitution of the United States
against those who are devisng and CARRYING out
measures eminently productive if not of civil war
at least of anarchy throughout the Union" The
association prohiss the discussion of all religious
orpolitica subjects within the hall of meeting.
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EFFICACY OF COLD WATER ON Wednesday,
the 18Th inst, the house of VIM H. Moody, of
Standish Me, was struck by lightning, which de-
molished The chimney, burst large hole in the
cealing of the sitting room, smashed the stove aud
broke the door. II struck daughter of Mr..
ioodys six years old on the back of the neck.
the side and leg TO the foot leaving mark half an
inch wide, the whole distance. Cold water was at
once copieusly applied to the apparently dead
girl, VINO, in twenty minutes from the time sac was
struck, revived, and is expected to recover.
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