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| Gil too. who had to Be aroused BY force Of arms
we're atoused from their sweet and pleasani
! dreams Che atmosphefe having changed from
almost educating to cool and refreshing tenn.
pefsture) By the moro delightful sensation
which was produced IN oil, ~ sperfect food
OF sweet music, which hosted upon the breeze
and filled every grove. street and thoroughfars
learned that It proceeded from Espnta's cele-
brated band OF your city, which had been en-
aged by number OF young gentlemen Of cur
city. for the purpose Of serenadiDs a number
Of young ladies. tGod bless them for our
town abounds with them of the most beautiful
description-fair as the lilly and brilliant as
the rose.) Alter performing, in fine style, 1t
some twenty or thirty places, and partaking Of
some half dosen good suppers. cant say how
they managed this partly which was set by
some OF cur hospitable people, about 3 o'clock
this morning they arrived ut the residence of
the City Father" heretofore alluded to-
Here the performance of the band excelled
any thing ever heard in the shape of good
music, but unfortunately for the father, he
missed the whole Of it, for he had, to all ap.
Learancee, fallen into . trance. or mesmeric
sleep, and could only be aroused from it, by
several heavy fogs, not of his memory but Of
body, Which was administered by gentleman
present. After he came to himself, however,
he turned out and entertained his visitors In
manner that would have done no discredit to
the White House or its occupant.
A disgraceful fight occurred yesterday after.
noon at Mr.. Umretro1l's tavern, where the Ger
man Red Men had assembled 10 spend the day,
between some of them and number of Young
men of our city. Several of each party, we
learn, were very badly injured.
On last Saturday as the barque Selah was
clearing from the wharf of John A. Grimes,
q sailor from New Bedford, Mass, (where We
learn he leaves family by the name Of Jas.
Bean, fell overheard and was drowned before
he could be rescued from the water.
general scampering took place among the
black hands yesterday at the brick yard of
Eles & Pickerell, near the south end of the
slueduct, caused by the appearance on the
ground Of small regiment of Virginia officers,
While some made their escape BY swimming.
and others by running, some seven were cap
tured and taken to the Cross Roads, where
they were fined BY Magistrates Court 81
each" 2t.A - l.t- -.ts
The barque VIM, Case, Dorry, sailed this
morning for st. Thomas
There is very little doing in the -four mar.
ke.: The stock is very light and held at So q
SoZo. NO grain arriving. SPECTATOR.
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s8,7o3 50
s36,703 80
.Si54l3 n

20, Jus % St0,7OJ 20
'uT 10, 1854 " bal alce due the bank, Is 4J3 %
Another communication dated July I, 1854,
reports the balance TO have been then 81, 1856 u,
aas the corporation.
The Committee on Elections reported that all
tue members elect are qualified and eligible.
An act TO re-csrpet the Mayors and otter
onces; the act making m appropri alton to
PAY Tor the testimonial 10 Capt. Neigs and
40 act authorizing the purchase Of lot Tor
Zoe Northern Liberty engine house, were re-
isrrsd -'
The joint resolution disappearing the pro.
ceilings Of the Corporation Of Georgetown,
seo approved the old site, TO-, was passed.
Mr.. Barr, from the Committee on Ways an6
Means reported . bill making an additions
appropriations for removing distractions from
hoek Greek, caused by the falling Of the irol
bridge: which was postponed.
Ar. Plant, from COMMITTEE on Improve
nsas, reported IN sSt for taking up and re
tsyiag the curbstones and gutter on the soutl
~ 9 street north, between 18th and lSl
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BOARDING.

QOARD IN THE LEAsAN7
" SUMNER RESORT-Families or fiue Oar
Sns can De acco annotated with good board and al
aud comfortable chsmbers on moderate terms :,
the sykesvie Hotel. This house Is situated thirty
one miles from Baltimore, and twenty three from
the Relay House, on the Baltimore and OHIO hxfi
road Fare from Washington 81 90. Communal
ton with Washington and Baltimore two or three
times day. Fare from Baltimore 81 10. che cara
pass within few stsps Of the door. The house COM
mands view Of the romrntic village Of sykesviiie
and the surrounding country. In the village there
Is An Episcopal Church. skiIlful physician, q post
once and store The proprietor respectfully invites
those who wish to engage pleasant and healthy
quarters Tor the GUNNER, to come out and inspect
tbs premises. Otherwise address
J. THOMPSON,
Sykesvilie Post Once, Carroll county, Nd.
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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUAG LADy
III Cured
LET FACTS SPEAK:
ao- BARRkvHLR, Alieshapy co., Nd

May 4th, 1852.
TO Mears Mortimer Mowbrsy-Desr sirs-In
justice to DR.. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture wish
to inform you that was taken sick on the Sd dsy
OF January last, with an affection of the stomach,
bowels and kidneys. was attended by four emf.
nent physicfsps for more than two msnths-an to
little OF no effect. had some knowledge OF the
great virtue In Hampton's Tincture, from one bot
tie which my wife had taken two years since
came to the conclusion that I would take no
more medicines from my physician but try the
Tncture; and am happy to inf rm yen that had
not taken 1t two days before felt its powerful in
huence upon my stomach. have continued using
the T'ncture, and am now able to leave my room,
and can eat any common diet without much fpcon.
ventence or pressure on my stomach.
The afHisted, or their friends are daily visiting
me- to learn OF thu great virtue there IL in the Tine
ture OF Hampton's.
expect to send you several certificates in a few
oays-one, especially, from young lady who has
been confined to her room for twelve months, with
a disease Of the head, affecting the brain.
On the permansncy Of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the above:
BARaxLvIILA Allegheny 90, Nd,
Messrs. Mortimer MovHrsy: pr r i s;rs., am
happy to inform you that this day finds me In the
enjoyment Of good health, by the use Of your Hsmp
toms Tncture and the blessings of God am ems
oisd 10 pursue my daily avocations IS usual, and
have great desire that the afflicted should know
the great curative powers Of the Tincture.
sm, with respect, yours.
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, and
Scrofdla.
a. Sid by MORTIMER MOwBRAY, 40 Bal.
dmore street. baltimore, and 304 Broadway, New
D. B. CLARKE. CLARKE BowL1Si. y w. ELI.
OFT, and H. MCPHERSON, Washington; also, BY
r. 8. J. ClS6EL, Georgetown; and @. @. BERRY,
Alsxana.ia, and BY Druggists everywhere.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
~ have for rent, sevelal Few HOUSES, with 2
acres OF ground attached to esch situated on sKer.
dali Green" little more than mile ,rtheasterly
from the Capitol.
These houses are spacious and convenient, with a
cellar woodshed, and stable for each, and pumps OF
excellent water at hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking q large
portion OF the city, and in full view OF the Cauito
The approach Is by 7th and Il SITS Delaware ave
nue. and n street
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been psrms-
nsntiy established on the route, and runs twice q
day between Kendall Green and the President 6
square, leaving at .. N. and 2 p. m. Retu ming,
leaves Centre Narkst, where 1t makes brisf sta nd
at ~ and 81 O'Clock.
ksnt-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses not yet taken ara opsn for insnect;on
and can be seen by applying to WIN. SrICKNEY.
Who lives ON CottaSe STREET myself, ut ny resi-.
denoe, near the premises.
je Soft AMOS, KENDALL.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
80. Chief Justice Corvin, of Ohio, has de-.
olafsd the liquor law unconstitutional.
80. A man named John Brooks, in the
Clipper OF this morning, takes ground against
tho present mode Of constructing the Wash.
ington water works. and at tho same time
speaks disparagingly Of the Hon. Joshua Van
SAINT. Mr.. Brooks appears to love to sec his
name In print. Who Ia John Brooks? aE
Tall oaks from little acorns grow!
I Large streams from tiny brooks do flow!
80. 1t is said that Mr.. Angel Gabriel Nc
Swish has gone to Montreal.
80. the charge preferred against Recorder
Baker, Of San Francisco, is, not paying into
the Treasury fines collected by him.
go. Much feeling prevails in New York in
regard to the result Of the Walker divorce case.
Eleven of the jurors were in favor Of finding
. verdict in favor of Mrs. Walker, and pub.
lished card to that effect. In q separate card
they do the handsome thing TO the fair plain.
tiff, after this fashion:
The undersigned (eleven) jurors, in the case
Of Catharine T. P. Walker against Wildes P.
walker, would respectfully say that, after a
careful deliberation of the facts shown on the
said trial, there is nothing to show that she is
anything but high-minded, pure and virtu
ous woman and they deeply sympathize with
her in that the deep-set opposition of one OF
the jurors should deprive her of her just ana
lawful rights.
1t would seem from the testimony of the
twelfth juryman, that he came near being
thrashed by the eleven card siensrs for his
" deep-set'' oppositions.
80. The Rev. Professor Orestes Brownson,
who is now Roman Catholic, ia said to have
Joined the Know Nothings What next?
80. Miss Edwina Dean, sister to the fai,
Julia, 10 preparing to make her debut in opera
80. Rev. Mr.. Balm, of Chicago, (Illinois,)
inserts prayer Of his own in the Olive Branch
of that city, which runs thus: so, Lord
have mercy on our Especial revivalist preach.
ers;" mercy and goodness, We humbly beseech
thee, keep them from taking ladies who be-
come convicts on their knees, and folding then,
tn their arms and Kissing thsm' The
reverend gentlemen is evidently down on the
practice Of wrestling in prayer"
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fI'HE VlRGIHlA SPRINGS, by Doctor
/ Norman, l vol, 1854
The Virginia Hot Springs, by Doctor Goeds, vol
Burke's Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia, ]
vol 81 -
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, BY vin
tor, vol
The White Sulphur Papers, by Mark Pencil, on.
vol
Trip to the Virginia Springs, by lady, pamphlet
Also, Guide Books. Route Books. Travelling Maps
&c. FRANCK TAi L0R.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AID LOAN
: = nDRYNr4

REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AID LOAN
p OFFICE. Gasi .H- pug.
- j. P. Q H a = ~.
TXy1LL devote his time to the purchase Of Real
w Estate Of every description, and to thu Rent
ing Of Houses In Washington, Georgetown, District
Of Columbia, and adjoDing eouAtss ~ Maryland
and Virginia. 4sz7-s -: -a---fl
Also, the puzahass and sals Of seoeks and Negot%
atoms Of Loans. .u-5--lj .cs5Ei3 lsIEl HlI io 4
once htst door north Of the Presby tsfian Church
on ~ Strsst near he Gtg Hail. Washtnghpa nity,
D. q. stas5iiqGs t3pe saolHs Iss
Wnncst ,,.zl asyiD 4
Joas wnsos, No, oouania,iapss aseeral Lad
YAno Nouan, ls7blss5f III 70 ''''i' g
Hen. Up. WAIDos oommisaioase q RsndonA
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINs

sHh NJ derigrsd, intending 10 change hi, but
L ness location, Of Which due notes sili BE- Civ
wiz onsr from this car his entire stock of eoods
arnnuptius to about $25 CO. 1t prime cost cuniprs
ing coDph te sseor,neats most Of which hsse bees
purcha-ea at sucaon for cash, ut great sacsi6o ard
oher Inducements to purchasera never before PRIV
ssnsed in this city.1ifS -t Hs3-
single ayticls. r.. r,.~-..,.-a.-
200 Vorkes 49,, "A vorth % so Simmons
500 Cordsd akirts. snpsr, IS o>ats, worth 81 .
500 psirs frSpch Corsets, 81 81, worth e
20 picess IsBh lnea, very cheap S75sa6, Warth
20 en- ceta -. IN, y ..ss,sr, ,"-
| 20 peirs sapw lAes oufhana IS 50 soeh, vRsA
Ia - - 5000 rCi1H9hfTou stsli-s
ipsE h.ss sooa' a'sES sen iHs css sssss
ID door sssa sA 4, spp. os.s's Aa.a<.
] IL l-soog
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Religious Riot-The Military Called ONT

LAWRENCE. Mass. July lo.-A serious dis
th a,once occurred here on Saturday nieht
nstsd IN the hs Americans and Irish, which orid-
Irsh procession ,urmoah Eco 6bsing carried 10
parties were armed, and guns and pistols wcR
fired without, however, doing any great per
sonal damage to the belligerents on either side
The Irish were finally put to eight and many
Of their houses Quilted. The military were
ordered out, and the rioters were soon dispsr,
sed. All was quiet on Sunday.
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:. BALrnoRE. July 1.-THE four market con.
~ eg :, IN dull, depressed stats Small ssles
OF Howard street at s. a.. CITY Mill o.
Wneat-sales of $500 bushels white, 81 7oa
1 81; red, 81 70a1 73 Corn-sales Of 600
bushels; white, 70 IS; yellow, rs q 7s. Osts
sales OF LOCO bushels at So q SO. No other
changes to notice.
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FRENCH MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS,
Pa. 90 oct. 9Th and 9th sts, opp Centre Market,
4.I4v r WASHINGTON, D. C., 3F-t
NfOsT respectfully begs leave to call the imrzedi
WI ate attention OF the ladies Of Washington,
sso getown, Alexandra, and their respective vicin-
ities, to the following desirable goods lust received
from one Of the largest fsctories North, which We
commence to sell for half their value, viz: -
30 superior English Straw Bonnsts Il. r..
q so do French Gimp do f.. -ru.
100 do Pic Mic Flats ~
20 pieces Cause Trimming Ribbon
so DO do Bonnet do .
30 prs very superior worked bracelets
8 SUI erior needle worked Collars -
DO do Cuffs 81.
AL ask Is an examination, which will convince
you that practice what preach. 800
.,.-..-...r ..f- .., STEVEN6,
-. ,,.-slas-. Ladies' Store, No. l,
Pa. avenue, bet. Sth and 9th SITS.
P.6.-An persons indebted to ms viii please call
hmm distely and pay their bills By - dsiDg very
Sses " eopee -g ...sts', 's,. oe~l . oTASENe.
~ S-fo2v en-. ...3.. gsn! ,....:. :. H. ~.
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Phuadelphia Narket.

PHLApELPHIA, July Ilth.-SnsU sslee Of
Flour 1t IS "A Wheat buyers not disposed
70 operate. We quote red at 81 95; White a.
Corn; small sales a 73a54c. The panic in the
SOCK market has given place to Q more buoy.
ant feeling.
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Charge Of Kiduaupiur

ALBANY, July lo.-J. o. Russell, captain Of
q canal boat, was arrested this mornine
charged with being an accomplice of MurriN,
In Aianspping Solomon Hosthrup. He ad-
mitred be was at the insueuration NJ W..h.
ington In ls4l. He was ironei and tatsn m
Ballston Spa, for trial. =.
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A RARE CHANCE,

n consequence OF having effected the sole agency
l. for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co.'s Boston prs
MUM Pianos, and Knabe, Gaehle Co.'S Of Balti
the sale Of those only, and discontinue ths sale Of
New York pianos.
We have nov In store one 7octave round corne.
carved tsblets sliding desk rosewood Piano, manu-
on n ct great d;seoun. from former price.
To all In want Of . cheap and good Piano, We In.
vita them to call ard sxamine this instrument
JN0. r. ELLIS,
Pa. Avenus, between 9th and 10th sts.
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

nHI How deliciousl is the exclamation Of crowds
~ Of ladies and gentlemen who daily call at BcS-
WELLS Drug Store, corner of Maryland ave. and
It'll st., Tor . 6, ass Of his superior SODA WATER,
which is acknowledged by judges to be the best In
the city. ..of47as ,F-.slrr = -..F-1~
The proprietor would respectfully invite all Low.
ers of this truly delightful and healthy beverage
who have not tried It to give hi n call, feeling as
sured that one glass viii amply compensate for a
walk from any portion Of thu city, and to bis daily
sortn -.'..,a'-.ff ''f ia.8-lm
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Z asisiou ola Trust Casa.

New YORK, July l0.-The Supreme court
has dismissed With costs the half million trust
case Of the North American Trust Company
against Graham, Blatchford, and others. The
and United States banks at PhfIadeIphia a
half million Of dollan.
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Another Failure.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Richard Schili. q
,arse negotiator of loans ard discounts for the
Mesers. chuylers, suspended psymentto day.
us name appears ~ endorser On Schuylers'
acceptance to the amount Of $750, 900.
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An Entir, village pest,ev.S hvp

ALBANY. n. T.. July 1.-THE Al r;v,os I,tsI.
village Of Coxsackie IA mon a n.s. NJ ~ ,nsss
su,nsLths entire village having DESTROYED by
nre last evening, including the three hotsis
s ana e me fost omce. The loss IL estimated 3.
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Destructive Yira

EAsrroRr Me-, July Io.-A destructive Gre
occurred at Lubec yesterday, which consumed
Fowler e plaster mills, store sir dwellings, and
TWO vessels The loss 10 estimated at $l0 900.
With bat little insurance.
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DIED,

In this city, on the 10Th instant. Mr.. EDWARD
ADDISON, in the 3ad year Of his age leaving wife
and 0"e child, native OF Acconac county, Va, a
resident OF this city TOR the last two years.
20 His funeral will take place from his late res
idencn, on street east, near the Navy Yard, on
Wednesday after Don, the 18th instant, at O'clock.
His friends alJ acquaintances invited TO attend
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ChVERWaRE.

GHVERWARE.
CANNELD, BROTHER d CO.,
1S9 Baltimore street, have or hand and arc con
stantly making nes styles Of Silver Coffee and Tes
sets; Silver Pitchers; Walters; Casters Goblets
Cups; spoons: Forks; Ice Tongs Cruub scrspers
PIE Ice cream, and fish Knives; Salt Cellars But
ter Knives, DC, Of warranted Sterling Siluer.
je 22.-tf Baltimore Md
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Payment Of the ssvsa Nillia, pv.st

NEW YoRk, July llth.-Ths ,seyse million
wa r. Ia . aSH0uns o. the Mexican Indemnity
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MARRIE n.

On the 5th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, GEO.
G. BUTLER, Esq, to ADELINE, daughter Of the
late Edward Inge, of this city.
On the morning of the 9Th instant. by the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, FAYETT r MILBURN, formerly of Lou
don county, Va, to Miss ISABEL p GREER, of
Georgetown, DC.
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I(OARDlNG.-Mrs. DUVALL, fenna. avenue
~ nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fne ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and acoommods,
ton for families or single gentlemen-psrmanent
or Transient No more agreeable boarding house
Will be found IN Washington. je BLY,
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A PRIVATE sALE-A large three.etory frame
"A HOUSE, on the north side of Mase.chusetts
avenue, betveen 4th and 9th streets. The house
contains ten good rooms. sll private. On the arst
hoor rooms and kitchen. passage through and
stairway. ID hooe large parlor, papered. 30 by ~
feet and bed rooms. On the Sd foor bed rooms.
deep lot over l06 feet az foTer garden, and
above house ~-s~Ao 81 TIC
Also fos rent, on the same block, house Of ten
Aoo~o' iv g.
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GREAT BARGAINS

1t tbs Ne,c Pork Store, BRIDGE st.. Georoetovn.
r. MISS McGAW wishing to REFUGE be,
present stack Of Goods, offers them az cost,
such as English Straw Bonnets, Ribbons,
=. Lace Goods, Dress Trimmings, Perfumery.
Stationery, and many other fancy articles Of all 10
scriptions. ts-- ~Ft 80 2 -
The ladies Of ths District VIII please call and sx
anime tor Themselves. IlT8 IL N-eslmh
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J TELEGRARHIg.
Expressly fR he Daif EIsaiaf star.
rrsu New ,ItY crhk

NEW YoRr, July ls.-WaII ssr.et i,au; -
a Lunos IN regard 10 detected add suspsc
.eo tahrosd frauds. Public confidence -.
oe perfectly paralysod, and Il u slnost in
possible 10 raise the smallest loan On rsiIrn.I
stock and bonds ~ coiiaterals,
Mr Barnun has resigned sAs Prssidspey Of
sae orystal Palace Association. Az yet no
cause assiened foe he sce. 5i5iT
m me weather b cooler and pisasantse today.
''I Por csees o. cheier. are rspsrssd.
'SerIsaiee OF 5 900 barrels, State brspda
~ 81 Southern, 81 So Whss,N.siss -
~, ,S,oes sasnels stprices fraction higher than
~ sGs az quotations Of Yesterday, Corn-saies Of
ss,ooo oushels-we.tern mixed. csc. yellow.
'9c Oats are held at 600. Proyisions dull
s anu n ueo.,1ins The cotton market arm, With
lsEooSp plsPAroul
better feelieg prevails In tie stos& mar.
ket. - operators believe thst No have - the
worst. The ssles 1t the frst and bssveoo
boards to-day, show On advsnosof fron any
cies" ---r- ; 90 r~'--"''
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Lux EENT-That pleasantly located dwelling
+ HOUSE. on 18th street, Island, mar smithsos
nian Institute, lately occupied by Capt. A. McCaus
Apo, containing ten rooms and kitchen and a ward
OF nne fruit ana grapes. Rent mod, rate to a cars.
iui, prompt tenant JN0 L. SMITH,
yo-eou Attorney at Law, on Sih street.
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Ohio River.
0altim0re Harkot

~. WsHELrse, July lI.-Wbsslins, SO incAa
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS:
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.

OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.
SNORTHURFAR or Ramble in
~ 1celand," by PurY MILES, author Of
"Lstters Of ccmmunipaw."-ihis work will give a
record Of personal adventures. in Q tour of about
1000 mies, through tie interior Of Icelana In the
summer Of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ OF the Country visit to the Geyssrs, ascent to
the summit of Mt Hekla; and full account OF the
Discovery Of America by the Mortimer, In the year
$50, with the Geography, productions, manners and
customs of the people, scandinavian Mythology, &C.
&C. The BITS Of Iceland having. by = Law Of Dsa-
marx, just bs-n opened TO the trade Of the world
for the first time within $50 years, this work now
will possess peculiar interest large and beau
tifu map Of Iceland, executed by naive Icslander
and brought from there by Mr. Miles q work equal
in artistic finish to any ever published In this coun
try or IN Europe, can be seen at Taylor Maury's
The volume will b. a ducdecimo Of 49, pages, and
will be printed and bound In the best manaer. An
Agent has been employed by the publisher to can.
vass Wa hingon and Georgetown for subscribers
subscription list will also be left at Taylor and
Maury's, orders for the work received BY any
bookseller. Will be publisht early in July. Any
persons remittng one dollar to the publisher at New
York. shall have q copy forwarded to bis address by
msi, post paid. The usual discount to the trade.
O1dsrs solicit CHAS. b NORTON,
Publisher, II Chambers st., New York.
GUNNER UNDERGRADUATES, shirts, Collara
y Gloves, Hosiery. Cravats, Linen cambria Hand
ksss1 1s &C., As usual at v SlEsss &c.,
A LII WOOL Blk French bereges,
Black Silk, all widths
Black and White Lawns ,.r
Black Bombaxnss and AlpacaS
Fine black French Mousselines
Black EDglish Grape, all widths.
The above goods Will Be sold ss very low prices In
order to reduce our stock. '....
Cor. Sth street and OPP. Centre Market.