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shops &C., without the least hesitancy, reserve or
Though these people have only been located here
some six years, they have converted large tract Of
desert and swamp lands into q perfect garden. A
large number of buildings have been erected for the
accommodation of the families, mills, mechanic
equal if not excel any others in this region Of the
State in beauty, siren 9Th and convenience.
Il would well repay all the fancy fruterers, hort
cutuists, florists and Others on Long Island, New
The strawberries, grapes, peaches, plums, apples,
and indeed every variety of fruit, both native
and exotic, are here produced of size,
favor and abundance nnequalled in any
they are daily marketing at Rome and the villages
in their vicinity, are vastly superior to any to be
found either in the Washington or Fulton markets
in tie city Of New York; and their flower BEDS
comprising several acres, admirably laid out and
arranged with PECULIAR taste show masters hand.
For beauty in colors, sweetness Of odor, aud ex-
quis;teness In decoration Flora herself the acknow
LEGGED goddess, could scarcely have added single
tint attraction, excellence, perfume or embellish
monf. Ye florists, professors OF the delightful
science HE to the Oneida commune to ncrease your
use ini knowledge.
whether or not these people are mistaken in their
faith, or whether they are impostors collected to de-
lude others, is matter with which we outsiders
have no immediate concern. Right or wrong, they
certainly afford an example fit for contemplation for
Thousands upon thousands who are slowed into gar.
rets, cellars, and all manner Of filthy and unhealthy
places in New York, and oil large, crowded cities.
Not breath Of pure air do they ever inhale, nor
mouthfnl OF food taste, until it becomes poisonous
from the deleterious exposure to air and suu
for days and nights. How much happier would
their lives be II they form communions, locate
upon some plot of earth, agree to live In hsr-
mony, labor for each other Is well a. for them.
selves, establish schools for the education
of their children comfortably clothe and feed them
selves, beneath the pure, strengthening, exhilera
ting breeze Of heaven and cultivate mother earth,
from whose bosom Is drawn all the healthy nourish-
ment vouchsafed TO man. But ~ succeed In such an
enterprise there must be no rivalship among the
members; al must stand upon an equality; no
jealousy, no ambition no haughtiness, but all must
labor in their most congenial sphere, where their
energies can beet be exercised for the common
good. Why could not communities of Baptists or
Methodists' be found in hrotheily order Of
this kind, a. well as those who consider them
fe.yes siDless and pretend to perfection? No per-
son can visit the people concerning whom we are
writing, but must from observation consider them
happy, contented people, and their home q per-
feet paradise ON earth. What more can be wanting
htre2
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The Empress also wishes me to express to you her
timents on this fatal event. -
AT the funeral, the Emperor, Prince Jerome and
the Princess Mathilde were each represented. Mar
shals Magnan and Harispe, with all the staff at
Paris and the Hotel des Invaides, were present.
After the religious service the funeral cotege went
to St. Leu Taverray, whose church contains the
tombs OF the father Of the Gre 1T Napoleon of Louis
King Of Holland, and Of the two brothers Of Napc.
leon the Third. The body Of this distinguished
lady was then placed in the vault which already
contains those fher two sisters.
The members forming the jury Of the French In.
dustrial Commission for 1856 have finished their
lsbors by inditing most complimentary letter to
the Emperor Of the French, In which, after de-
eafing that the products OF France have been trped
by the long peace which it has enjoyed. reminds
him of the desire which be has throughout
expressed for the continuation Of the blessings
OF peace; and il concludes with the following words
signed by the Baron Charles Dnpin, Staatcpr:--
"Amcng the great works exhibited to foreigners
viii 10 the immortal one Of your Maesty--the CAPT
tai tIansformedair and light, promised TO the Hotel
de Vile, now extended TO all ancient Paris-choked
and crooked streets replaced by Appan ways,
frnged by monuments and statues which Italy itself
might envy--the corrosions of time and Of revolu.
tons obllterated from our temples-and In order to
remind the country Of the fifteen centuries OF unity,
your bands have raifcd up the statues Of sixty
monarchs, all the elder sons Of the church. and
where victory exhibits the banners acquired at
Bouviers, Rocroy, and Austerlitz. Finally, the
palaces, and the wondrous clapels of Sc. Louis, Of
Francis the First, Of Henry the Second, Of Henry
the Fourth and Of Louis the Fourteenth All restored
ana completed by Napoleon the Third. IL Is this
TONS"
The great works which are to complete the new
PARK Of Boulogne approach towards completion.
lie second great lake was yesterday filed with
water, the Emperor and Empress assisting at the
ceremony. As the foliage covers the various plan
tasons and the trees, which have bcen thinned out
nom the vast wood by which they were surrounded,
the great plan assumes consistency and harmony,
and every one IL loud in praise Or the Emperors
magnncent taste: The parks Of London, which
gave the idea In the first place, win be mmeasurar
bly, len behind; and perhaps among all the monn-
nents Of Paris which strangers will survey in 1855,
note viii be more imposing than the landscape
wonders OF the Bots de Boulogne
statue has just been raised. accompanied with
great pomp and ceremony, TO Marshal Bertrand, ct
hIs native place, Chartonreux. Tic friends OF the
Napoleon dynasty are determined to make mp for
the state Of insgni6csnce into which the restora-
tion 50 long consigned them.
The OPEN will In future be governed BY nm i'm
pefial commission, who will make an annual state.
ment Of accounts.
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uon-UsWefu DMce--lM Gar 0nu me htng OF
Sdrony- Death of Marshal Ney's IVIdo,o- Tie
French Industrial Commission--Paris Gossip,
Theatres, &c.
The public mind Is greatly excited on the subject
Of the Emperor Of Russia's reply to the Austrian
note. and on the issue Of the present outbreak in
the Spanish Peninsula.
Up to the moment at which write no answer
has been received from the Gear, nor is one ex.
pected for three or four days. The Noniteur an
nounces that this will not prevent the forward
march of the Austrian troops, whose general, Mar
shal Hess Is on his way to the southern division Of
the Austrian army, which has Its head quarters at
Tcmlin, and communications have been already
opened with Omer Pschs. The participation of the
Austrian generals in the preparation for approach.
ing hostilities Is nov direct and avowed, and a
brush with the Russian troops before entering the
Principalites, is expected. An Austrian column Is
to descend the Danube, and be assisted by the allied
army, IL not by Omer Pa has troops; while the
Austrian forces in Pennsylvania will perhaps de
soend by the passes, effecting q junction with the
extreme right Of their own army.
The Official journal Ia beginning now to apply the
same attering Difference to Prussia, which Of late
has been 30 industriously displayed towards Aus
tria. II contains, to-day, magniloquent encomium
on the Prussian army, explaining in detail its com
position, It's discipline, and its vast amount pre-
sentng, in fact, before its readers coup nR Of an
armament which ought certainly TO weigh heavy,
into Whatever scale II may choose to throw itself.
II explains that Prussia divides itself into eight
territorial departments each Of which has its corps
d'armfe:-
The first in Eastern Prussia,
The second In Pomerania,
The third In Brandebourg,
The fourth In Saxony,
The 9th In Poznania,
The sixth in Silesia,
The seventh In Westphalia,
The Gig bth in the Rhenish provinces;
and that whilst each corps Is destined properly TO
remain In its own Circle acquiring thus an extrsor-
binary unity, every one can be called on, and with
immense effect, for any great national purpose.
Another object, also, Is attributed 70 the French
government in parading this formidable military
force before the nation, and that is, to attract the
popular good will towards the imperial leyies about
TO form an encampment 1t 81. Omer, under the i'm
mediate supervision Of paraguay dHiflers and Ma.
poleon, and which are generally supposed TO have ..
Prussan object.
From Madrid, tho last news IL that the capital Is
perfectly tranquil, Bat the information which
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y Ellis Ht.iS. BELLS! FnT ohurskc academies, fac
tories, plantations, made
subscribers, old eab
enlarged foundry winch in operation hy
of perfected
beiI world wide celebrity for Of sound and
The roprciors have recently succeeded IN
appy mouding ia bell casting,
peri casiiug and evi
bel
ceived January, 1854 tbs fret premium "a silver nea) of the
New all others, this
Europe heing competition and which is the eighteenth
been awarded They
has patterns hand bells variety
weight furnish order chimes hunbr of
several of their make throughout the
afea ord t6nadas ThHir amn comprising many recent aud
movable
arms may upon bell spring acting
elasper, prooigug saundi iron tin7 hammer
cnuu,ernue op, For steanboa steamships their
proved revolving yoke hHey hanngs IN brass bronze OF
furnished We whole parts
bella
being given. Old bcls taken exchange,
all descriptions made and baud.
Being mnrda with the principal routes in all d
orders executed
drrpoch which etho personally by concentration.
'pccilplg sojei!rf . -. -
A. MENEELy'S SONS
Feb ai-dly West Trny, Albany CO, y. Y.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest most comfortable aad expeditions route 10 Me
White SuphWr Springs, passing ihs A", Ho'@, aud Ho'
Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS havng with Tie owners OF ult
n splendid George Page between Alex
Washington, distance miles, Ia conexon WIN
this Washington railroads, the following
effect and Thursday June l, 1851
Ale xanda todonsvlo and intermediate stations
viii leave depot Duke and Henry streets, al
O'Clock arrival OF the boat from Washington giving
ample breakfast board arriving Goidonssie al oa
O'Clock, connecting bai place win the trains on The Nna
Richmond, Charlottesville, and stuhton
train Alexandria nsauuediate stations
Gordonsye at II O'Clock, the arrival of e o
Virginia road, arriving Alexandria at half past
O'clock allowing To connect with the trains leaving
Washington North, and dinner board be boat
Alexandria Wnenon and Intermediate stations
Alexandria daily (sundays eseepof) al aocaeki
arriving NareItun at 81 oeock
On Sunday VIII leave NJ O'Clock, a,
train lo Alexandria and nicrnediaie stations
daily (Sundays excepted quarter beorr
o'clock arriving Alexandria al hei past 9o'eloeS o. M
Sunday will leave quarter past IL O'Clock, IA
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Hy .. G. MCGUIRE. Auenoneer.


)Y yue John N. Trook and wife to Jas
ID Fowler bearing 27 day OF June 1851, and duly
j. A NO 80 foios 227, aS 2, and 800
Washington county, in the District OF Column
will sell public auction, the premises at
O'Clock, Saturday, the 26h day OF August me following
witt Lots numbered 80 and
~ eight tS square hundred four if aud
a parts numbered nine 90 and n o and eleven
square, beginning the northeast of said iot
number nine (9 running thence south with the eastern
boundary south fifteen feet thence north
eighty feet along the line of teneet alley, na
parallel TO said street. forever to be
kept OPEN egh, feet TO The eastern boundary ne OF SAID i
(33) feet ten Ul inches
building said John
four feet ten inches and bali unn IL
Mrs Margaret Mil
rrcok; thence north with said diyiiag line
two a2, half hes ereabouts 10 Viz
avenue; with said Virginia avenue TO The place oil
the buildings and improvements thereof
hid OF the purchase money 10 be paid In
hand and equal payments OF six and twelve
months deferred payments secured by deed oi
trust all the
chaser.
II the terms fully complied with within five days iom The
the right property,
and Iisk Of the frat purchaser.
JAS. J. FOWLER,
Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Inly AnctUncef.
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by J. G. MCGUIRE. Auc.ioneer.

tHfANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGIBIY-sITUA-
ted improved and real es,aisBy virtue Of decree
made in the cause wherein James Halliday ana onsis are
rhonas Halliday Halliday Wi,nm w Halliday and Lydia J..
defendants the subscriber trustee nppontes
~ soaaa yins and being situated il the city Washington
and distinguished on he a Or plan Of said city as and be-
in No. 7l9 lots Nos D, D. and ID in
ss a NO the a
m by los feet inch deep OF said lot and part
on South the of said
square running encc west feet inches thence south 81 ine
feet place beginning with
eoas Of No story ans Guse nna
which consist OF Two story frame house.
inches we morrill, a03
take place Tuesday the 5 day of September,
TIE sal. Of lo No in square s6,
Gsoe "a feet nehes or south street and 70 feet on
will be sold Thursday the 7 day OF
H. sale Of pa of square No s05 and improvements will luke
place Thursday t day efScpeabe 1884, 5s O'Clock,
The premises on south street. between IN and 9Th streets
The part square square No sas, viii
o'clock The preses on Fourth street east between south
49, square NO 7oa Nos g. and Z.
10, aud lots Nos and Ia in No l,3a
the OIL e. Mcclure,
of Pennsylvania avenue and ION street west
eigihly rapidly improving
Of The city and offers opp to persons daons OF
by said decree One fourth
purchase money be paid in cash. and the balance
sale, with security
proved by Upon the full payment of the purchase
,arns Of a not copied viii n sy days After bs sale
properly HE sae OF which complied
will be resod weeks notice. the rick and
the purchaser or purchasers thereof an conVcyancing at HE
CHAs. >. wALLAcH, Trustee.
Aug 10 3tawSds Aucioueer.
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uAI.TrMotn AND ONO RAILROAD soN

Cinnna louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus, Ianespie Clare
land Ioieio, Cheaso and Sc Louis,
EIRUUGH all the above points be had a the rail
L road Washington.
leaving Washington al av IN wheeling IN
the splendid inehestar and burma
for WeIlsvle, from Wheeling thence direct by railroad e
Cleveland Toeao Chicago, Alton theme. by steamboat, q
miles, Louis Leaving Washington al o. M, they viii
splendid unon Line" steam
Cincinnati and Louisville aud for Indianapolis by railroad
from LawTenceburg.
Cincinnati, Louisville, and lndanapo
Columbus na,ona road
wheeling holding tickets lie
point For information and tickets, apply TO t. ~
PARSONS, agent, Washington. -
J. II. DONE,
Feb 1--dtf Master Transpor aon,
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Luray Market will the
O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sat
connecting with The Culpeper court house
Passengers Lynehbug will Tie Alexan
Friday,
nee Chario itesvlle.
White VIII
ing daily connecting the stages stanton.
Freight running daily, SUNDAYS excepled)
Per order; w, H. BRuckETT, Agent,
lime la-j,f Alexandria, "a.
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For freight on passage apply 10 - 800. ,a
EDWARD X COLLINS d CO.,
No. rs Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, eHIPLEf, co,
LiYefpOd,
T.. G. ROBERTS h CO.,
ID Kings Arms Yard, London
]. MUNROE CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame DIES Victories
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
The ships will be accountable for gold,
bullion specie ewey precious stones metals, unless bills
adng signed therefor value expressed
Jars
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IL MoasE's iNWGosAfiss ELIxias q yoKpiALnA
the properties Professor NOISES Invsora!ng Elk
Cor dial deemed fabulous The public oen deceived
dscoveer facts facts aesled by witnesses ofthe
highest class and character a,e now umphns oyer a IN
rs.i.tib!s. ,.,...,,a
which make up the wonder
M called nat TO full So Of a
and mind to the reproduction Of human life TO per
omsnded Us the only communicating energy
we s e
confined se sex or to ANY aye ne s s
victim Of nervous depression The individual suffering TSm gen
msdin,e and permanent relief from
those who have to-, to ,a m will
dy. many perhaps, who have tred with their CON
no a s ss Ts
reference and viii not only remove The dsor'
o'' '"'' '' pxpurLp THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
leading nervous Diseases and
the forms ITSELF that woud
qurc column ennmeate the maad;e for which ms pepaa
aga dououreux headaches ncpisn paralysis hyera papi
aauence cking esh uumbness torpdy of
The liver Of s the on T rsaa
inability TO remain one place or pos'ion weakness :" e pro-
auor slIu sinking stomach, irregularities, chronic
e. s lie a% a
proceed from organic causes beyond le reach Of medicine
| or structural diseases, ii is averred that
sonsEs tsyIeoRArlso
VIII replace WbaAness WIZ sNeNs,, nesp'ctsy wv ~ ni u
regularly WIN uno auu M a ~, ,sna,. m
out hazd OF reacuon, nu' WI" haiy e't M ny an. har'
ganizapn. hea W 'h'' u'. az u.
iish WIN inc nervous ys'nn, an" @ io ,ar ~ ~; ~
nerves OF mo.on anu ssnsaim - r "g H., Enr pajai H. IN,
| NOV, uu IL H. 49,. 49,. NJ. .no,,n " ~ "
only reliable preparation Kho~"'
| CURE NERVOUS piskAshs
No Language. can convey adequate
the discussed debil
tated and system Whether broken down by
naue impaired by sickness the unsirs ana
Taxed organization braced cvivied built
The physical symptoms OF disease vanish to
geihcr under its influence Nor Is the effect temporary On
the contrary, the reieis permanent Tor he coida properties
the medicine tsas Md me eohauuu"m ao aa @ "
1 III" e'"''0"' 49, mag w. p''f " 49,
! MEDICINAL wospHR
of the .aA,.y. is
would
'ff" .,, vr. r,,..r s.,.,,s no VS. .cy,ou
'Amo'NN' - - - - 1t ,n,n,, ,,.,, ~.
us iofce rs never eNPeneeu, as ' T., ,ia,a
peiuauuhs a"u ~ -, 49, ,nhn ,,ta ,hcm ,be aS stufe ~
and may we'll be said OF nun VINO p f We
that man IL worse man the htft bu' INC Flint - 'i
without single drawnacR-sa'e ~ us "leia.nn ~ ~
hoppy nHuoncs upon un Wy n, 49, =,
toh ~ was a,sY ftuuHc aopaess, , i, ~ ,r ~, ~
bust sleepessnet, o'sn Y, ~ M ~,
ness loss Oh niemo'y, cons'on sun;u .u ~ ~ " b,. =
meahchoy menh oeply, M
seues.ueuo ,ea ~, ,pa;i;s ~, ~ n
neiaen 10 'smaes, ass " @ "t H. bs,ri
moa' $50 S S,,n vhacv.r r,us, ,,is'',a r. ~
ans is ay reiancc ~ he naeed on bnp,an temong asn
,uI ,nc. NJ 81 ' " - ' -
p manu's o. mil, eopsum,tiye habits are re,rsi IN
Tho ne of hottie or two 10 koo s.a yrnr changing the ski
o, raIa ,,In,u cuIor
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nFFICE OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company.-Ph
adelpha June 49, le5The annual meeting OF the s0ckod
Magnetic Telegraph Company for the election Of officers
Of other business will be held
the company oce Philadelphia Thursday the 18th day
of July, 1854, at 4 O'Clock, JOSEPH SAlLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
Iune 22-2awtl3bJuy
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ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.

JUST PUBLISHED,
other american edition Of Inc reports
ENGLISH Law Reports vol Is containing cases in the
Queens Bench December, 1858; by Ellis and Blackburne
vol. 2. Edited Hon. Geo Sherwood. Also
English Reports vol "a; containing cases in the
January, 1855 by Scott Edited by Hon
Geo. SharewOOd.
Gordon including Trinity term 1852 Edited by Hon j. T. Clark
Hare
IN PRESS.
Ellis ckburne with decided since January
1854
Common Bench, vol. 10; by J. Scott.
English ExcheQuer 81 with January 1854
The profession effort win be spared to furnish
the earliest day. regular reports
gis exchequer New volumes by
mail 10 any post office in the United Suites
r. & J. w. JOHNSON,
1877 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
25--laWlW
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IN H. CiiAMBIcHLlN's Commercial CoiIr9-, located
Vs. i2 Baltimore Baiinore Maryland The osensihe
object institution place reach OF individuals
facilities obtaining thorough and practical mercantile eaca
knowledge D
general few weeks ian acquired in
many years any counting -huGse
The embraces acubeen book keeping, and rs
adaptation departments rf and trade. aierca
according approycd meth
Practical penmanshp, combining rapd, oi execution with oe',
mercantile
SUBJECTS beside other points
a uudrrSthAa
Tor
There being vacaion applicants enter al any uue and
evening. Examinations held al stated periods,
diplomas awarded these who grduats For tc &c wr
and have d circular forwarded hyrpa l.
NIyL
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turUCDLATss Coecn. and ltrornc.--w. BAKER 81 CO.'S
u Vanilla and bTonR
which premiums been awarded by The cheinstucs
Union, for sale by all the principal groceries
ne uuied States, snd by ibsr agents
ussey Murray, Now Yotk Grant add Twes Philadelphia
FhomUs Brundge, balmnie Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
psioi and q II. Howell, Gnurgcowu, D g.
WALTER BAKER, & Co,
t.1 8iy Borcheser Mas.
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NOMETHkNG hE-In consequence g TIC liberal patronage
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor has made
engagement with Verge Lond by whose
dagneucoypc viii he coored with brinncy aud dua
hiiy understandable method, and Ear surprising
paintings
TO avoid disappointment ladies and gentlemen invited 10 max
their advance, and ter nn,rre VIII then be
the designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
Tuke store Pennsylvania between ~ and 9Th streets
GEO ADAMS, Artist
Mar i6-dI
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NEW tnehs, HlRy undersigned has THIS day
u opened office, No ~ tMefchans Exchange
the transaction of general brokerage bg thess.
Bank insurance, mining railroad, government STATE and c
securities bought spi
Promssory bills OF exchange, and loans negotiated
Vsv 10 ID EMANUEL u. HART.
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extraordinary Doctor Gilbert OF this the mo,a
method tfeament which lac
kuie he OF the
able terrible which have recorded
ana hundreds OF patients Hooking him from part he
following letter which has been addressed To
person recently been made to rejoice with
desperate affords
h an o The doctor that lay before our
readers:
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~ ANTHONY, No. ju5 sroassway, NDyy York. mail
H daguecotpa apparatus, nangs,
cases, importer piates chemicals frames and
caoype chemicals rceres and
every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
G. cameras also Voig,iapder shon
hand.
306 Broadway June II, 1854.
June 20-dlyears
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snider,sv Wines, Philadelphia.

Snider's' Wines Philadelphia.
iOHN " SNIDER the former oldesublshed
Jacob Snder, No ~ Walnut street, four doors
will DO supplied win wines
and liquors on Tho accommodating terms
JACOB sNIDER agrn the importation OF foreign wnes
whera he prepared TO receive orders
special importation OF wnes from various houses IN Eu-
rope single and upwas and also soieits
SON. Vaughan snder the his friends aud
former customers. :, :,
free OF freight.
Q-dly