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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

PACIFIC, Capt. Nys ADRIATIC, Cart. -.
These ships Sat By expressly gov.
sDn:nt ssr,ic s.s care he's been taken m thsi. coo
struction A6o In their sninss 10 sreaste and
speed an their secomodaaioas for passengers
quAllsd for sssancs And eomfpt Pres u passage from
d. s7o s.slSnve us Of sn,,a she st.tsrc.n sa tre9
surgeon attached TO essh ship No bsrh Sst pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

UTAvERLY HOUSE, MADISON, MORRIS COUNTY,
w N. J.-This house has been remodsllsd and ~ly
uYr hsd and il nov open Ter the reception OF
borders. y. HUNTING, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

4 hrUprAsT TO FshAfIE-DR. DrTUg UYvtcx-
Assrsy for the sseiasvs tr~stnssas ~ 81 dl.~s~ss
incHeptto fenaiss, - sttAgta aven.s, Est
fer fsssss dsrsoxsw~us IRON 81 20 - Adviss Tvsus
Consultations ssd s~sssss seaf6spsist Nah etsfrs
sAins ~ sfvsd Nth adyfe~ sEd De1ssibss by rs'srn
pact Esssf snafASssd IN An eASss rsrrons frosn
sstAnes Jsoviasa With eligible board sorsia< sad 81
tr6aBes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

V,yoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNIrED STATES
JIG mail line. The and elegant st~smsssp ALA
bAnA Capt. Geo. schepeh, Will IeAve Se~ rors, for
ssvapssh on Thursday. JAY Jth fron pssr No North
nver, At 4 O'Clock Y. NJ Bills Of hdisg signed 90
board For freight apply on board or for pa.ssse W
SAMUEL J.. MI1CHfLI, ~ Broadway. For Flostds,
through tiekets from New York 30 JachsouvIis, 81
Pnstks 49, The Ksox viiIs, u. Ladiov win succeed
and leave n saturday, Juiy 5th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

nR. cODPFR, IA DUANE EfREEr 10 LDsg
ksovn 10 tbe str ne Of hsv Yort ts- sue.
es.sfsl pvsotitionsr this eoustry co~st al.
tbuce 10 be eeDsuItsd At his ed onos relieving
foris nat~. md giving eonsolAtoa 10 nsay aching
heart N. B--Dr. T. guarantees cure In all an
dsrtsksn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

DREhEN, VIA sOUTHAhPTON-rIlE UNITED
ID states mall steanahip HERMANN, v Higgins so@
Inanesr will raj for Bremen, touching 1t SouthAmptoo
TO land the mails and passengers for Ensl.a1 and
Francs, Saturday, July IL, ut IL oclocE n. froa
pier 81 North river Price Of passage from New Yosx -
southsmpton or Bremen:-
In hrss cabin, main saloon $3.50
In nrst sAban lower saloon ITO
An expsriencsd surgeon IL attached to each stesmeS
Hpscie delivered In Havrs London. AL Letters must
pass through the Post Once For pssssge frsghs a
ply to c. SAND, Agent, IL Sooth William street.
The steamer Warrington VIII succeed the Hsr.aas,
and sail August IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03
A usrRALIAN NpEPyxpEsr MUTUAL IINE-rosI.

A usrRALIAN INDEPENDENT MUTUAL IJNE-pOsI.
"A lively the first shp.--rhe magnificent clipper
shp METROPOLIS, go toss, r. H. Jay, Corsssandsr,
v, succeed the Crystal Pslaes, and have lnsn.sias
despstch for Melbourne. The Accommodation for p~s
sepssrs this nns ship oi the very oes, both 10
6rst and seoosd cabins. Also, limited number 81
sersss passengers ~ BE- taken st the los rate OF $50
foupd vito psoviscas by the sbip. Having portoa
her cargo already engaged passengers dspsnd %
Quick csspAtcb. For freight passage, Al los rst,
apply board At pier II East river, Of 70 MAILER
lord, los wsn street, and ARKIL A ELLIOT, LAO
peayl strs<t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

nRUG sloRE.-FOR SALE, A sr0RE, IN ONE OF
H. the best locations in the city. II 10 doing good
business, whcn can be very much increased. Wli bs
sold very low, and very htue caah required. Address
n. D., Broadway Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

VT,HE STEPHENSON HOUSE AT THE BATHS OF ST.
i Cathasines Canada Wsst.- This spacious and par
fscty appointed hottl opened June H. IL Is twelve
miles west Of Niagara Falls BY the Great Western Rail
road St. Cathsr,nss 10 cool, healthy and dslig oful
the most scacous curing chron: dissases OF any
On the continent. Address 4 ". Stephenson
THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSTON TIE EUROPEAN,
i plan, Broadway, corner Of Hooston street, New
rors.lss new hotel TIE most desirable 70 alton !,
and Nblo's, offers peculiar Inducements 10 travellers,
aoroDg superior At rates much lower
al priess, from 80 day flor inside siagIe roos)
upward and meals furnishsd ordered 1t the lowest
price the market affords and in Superior stys-ths
SIDNEY KoPMAN.
vI>HOhPsON's ATLANTIC PAVILION, AT TaE HrGa-
lands New JsIsey.-TDis favorts place o. resort u
opened for the reception Of permanent ana transient
s'ard'r Those wishing rooms v pls.; rH "a, :s
On II. Fourth Of July, .A. steamer. James Chrsosisr
Houss, Long Branch, and Rsd Bank, ~ "a foos q
Jay stest North river, returning the same day at
VITAvERLY HOUSE. MADISON, MORRIS COUNTY,
wv N.J.-Ihis house has been rsmodslsd and newly
urrshsd and 10 open fer the reception OF
besrders. D. HUNTING, Proprietor.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Il Ludgsts Hill, Londoa.-Ths above house 10 cen
tHally stuatsd has an sxesllsot coffee room, ten
isa,, Ally bsdroom sssd s.ssins roe@ warm, cold
and shower baths always ready. night porter Ia At.
tendance. fixed charge for servants me New Yorx
Herald Ii Aled. THOuAS QUARTERMAINE, (Also pro-
prstor of the Grown and Scsptrs, and sap tAvsrns
tenders his grateful thanks 10 his Amsresn
friends for the fAvors he has so long enjoyed at their
hands, and sol,ets their eonnnued pAtropags and
CONNIE ndation.
DKAUTIYUL SUMNER kErRRAr.-rOREsT HOUSE,
~ Budrs Lake Nss Jsrsey, situated o, sshssiey:
pnsuSpAsssd for ana beauty situation Car
r.. s s:s =:
&c., address ths psspvietors. J. n. SHARP CD,
Forest House, stAahope Post once, MI
TvRRNr0N FALLS NEAR UTICA, n. Y.-fHI HoTHL
ths place Of fAvor1s 10 opon the
vss reach direct ~ the Bisst River Aaa Utses
RaIrosd, trains Utica the arYvA Of the
bsat train alss u the HoAson river sgress tra
n. nOOnE, Progresses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

4 LADY, HIGHLY QUALIFIED, ENISESH.y go
N cessful as teacher of music, wishes 10 obtain
pup,, for instrpctIon the guitar and piano. -
i19 Fast Twenty hrrt street Refers " " b. Curtis,
al broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03
MUSICAL.

~ PIAsOFURrE5 AND ONE MEIODEDs. TO LET,
ZC Al ", - Ano ~ month for sa~ at ssj. ss5,
s7b, tlte, 1I25, up TO $3.50. Professor DUSSDAY,
ss,b-r Of piano, singing, guitar secordsoa add vsosa
at 2zb Grand stTest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

IL ssh-d v,th oonhdssse certain db sas~s, ~
y.srs en-. sp-oay Of the psofs.slon enables him
RnArsntss psrpsssnt cures lis trsstsst 10 the
as that prsc,i.sa BY tbs great Roord, Of Paris M
Dr. &c diploma, ~ msmbsr " the N. Y. uniy-rsty.
may De ,es ~ his once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

ID sale to et-Withn tweSty two mites Of the city
Ito yards Of the depot; COMMANDS a magnificent
vew and location unsurpassed, house contains ten
,Sons &c. lot 10000 feet with variety VI fruit and
vegetables Apply q. VAN LEWIS land office, No.
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

nOITOR pTEIyfTI, nYDROPATTfc AND BDrA.
meal doctor, ofos AT last ssssnt~snth street.,
rhsu nspsm. darrbos and disease Of iosg ssAsd
ing, and all srssg from impure stAts Of the btsui
Alea has ointment Tor turns and ss>ss. once hours
fron 10 o'oioch-A. ~. sss from 20 o'clock r. NJ
evening" from 10 ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

No. ~ Quai CAsi0f DelaviQne, Hsvse.
DIACK BALL LINE OF Packets FOR LIVERPOOL.
ID -ibe clipper ship MANHATTAN, Capt Lixon, vail
positively sail 6tn July Passengers Ia thu secosi
and steersgs found with gsod provisoos properly
cooked. For terms Of passage apply bo&rd fo, Of
BssAman street., East river, or 70 JACOB WILSON, l0a
south styeet
TOR LIvERPOOL.-THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER
II fhip CITY or NEW YORK will sail this day ut II
O'Clock. Room far few passenger 1T t1s lo~est
rates Apply board, pier N. r., or to DENARESr
JONES, ~ South street, corner Of Old slip.
IN splendd new clipper packet ship BELLE WOOD,
O'Clock. Tho AccOmmodAtioas Tor cabin eAbia
and stsersge passengers unsurpAssd Early Appai
cation, to berths should board Der
81 r foot Of Martet street; or to TAesCorr CO.,
So South street.
TNHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Il Company intapd saipg thor favorite Steamship
CltY Ok MANCHESTER. 2, llb tons, Capt. Wyhs.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, new 253s tons, Capt -.
CITY OF WARRINGTON, do. 2 100 tons. Capt fstch-
saloon 800, SOS and SIS, according - stats rooms
A limited humber Of third class passengers will b
talon from Phiia6 slphiA and Iivrpool ana found In
provisions.
From Philadelphia $50 From Liverpool. $40
Parties wishing TO bring out their frends obais
c<rtfeaes Of pas Agp and drafts Liverpool IN sums
Of 81 sterips and upwards. Apply TO SAMUEL SMird,
Agent, II ainnt street. Philadelphia and No. Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

TYR TOWERS tAbsES eoiBYS IOsic AND ",
IL nede ras-A SURE remedy fa tlss nnss.shly iSyS
ssIAruss u vhNh fenAlss ere ilAsl~. 81 pr ssx
ossa,ssa only Of Dr wAID cAsAi sr., ssst u Mod
vsJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

AyFw MUSIC JUST PtBfJsHkD. NIX FOLLOW.
~ iae pec.s Of sss masic, b~nx ehosos prosnsNoas
q ite rop Enrcpesn md 4msrioan soGpcssss
Psnisrs Library, .disss BY Ibos. Bassr, Ne 4 "i<s
Psptlot.s" By,fmsjsr, Co. No. 4, "xssdi-ssoas's
bfsi Fsoi~s usbors, tec lh- Oh Door -tons roes.
~ NJ Iopular composer !. n. wessbnry, ne. wb.re
81 -orlb 10 paSet sssd 81 time srtss ia pi.1s oil
b. gwen in. kEsie sspt w mail post fr-s.
HoRAcE wATIhs, rabAsb-r, 80 B~osA~ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

nR SWAN HAS DEVOTED Hrs sruCrEsr ArrEs
IL ton for the ast II years 10 oce practice, Ans
continues 10 b. consulted daily BY both ~ hi
eaies, Ne. Chatham square. In psrtnsrshp Win d.
IAhs, where his celebrated rsusdiss b obtained
Recent enrsd in . lev days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

NEW YORK DRAMATIC eOClErY. THE NEXT ne
IN GUAR performances Of the society wil ~ ssvsn
Tnesdsy evening, July 3, at the brooklyn Mnssam.
WERNER sno THE sEChEr the pieces selected. Gen
ten not admitted without ladies. fhs tickets u
use win not b. received After this psrformascs
J. NORTH. Ssorstuy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

TNLEGANr COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-WIFH
Ia the furniture, carriage, &c and twenty acres Of
land and half miles from ths New Brunswick De-
pot, N on the banks Of the Rsritsn, add command
Ing magnificent view. The bOuss II In the iotho
styIs lately built 9Th the bsst materials and Allied In
With brick. photograph Of the place b at
ths Office Of r. D'HERVlLLY, IS Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

TTOR SAlE-THE sc ORDON COTTAGE" WITH 2k
r. acres Of lasd, situated on New York bay, ct Fort
Hamilton. The house 10 in gsod oreer and tho grounds
are well stocked with peach apricot cherry and other
fyutt trees It win b. rented for the Apply
PHILIP r. WILKINS, Anstionesr, No. Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

L,RAACos rs OLYMPIC ctRCUS, IS B0HERY.--
IL INCREASED ATTRACTION psTIRE CHASnR
win be produced Monday afternoon and evening,
and tbou. hout the wesk and Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons,
The grand rasiotramptie scene, produced under the
In supervision Of Mons Francooi entitled the
SiEGE BEFORE sEBA.1OPUL; OR, HE ALLIES VI
TullouS
Principal characters by M,ns Francon, b. Rnnnsss and
Ivater lee with anItary fo,cs OF atty people; TO-
aetber ~ith entire change the elegant equestrian,
gymbastir apd oily mpic games
Three grand performances the Fourth Of July cos,
menciI at 10, ard o'clock Boxes 20 cents; re-
served seasss 90 cents. pit 1875 CENTS.
Reepgagem,n Mt Of the Gtiz.n Closn, W. Y. WALLET,
who viii appear Monday evenng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

MO HUhBUG.--A yyiY sUrTRIOR Rfs2wooD PA.
IN psfevts, octave, iron frame, psrfest In all
poets sad ssusnf. been used osiy thr~s sonths
ier pves esio for sale foe 1900. Gao ~ ~ ~
y.sy street, ssar he Aston houss from oesssh u
D, On rsssosy only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

A TTrSIIoS, PIANO PURcHAspRs i-HAILS PA
tept celestial double octave piAnofsrtss, FJy
hunger nanufaetursrs. These improved pianos
tdIy tAhDG the place of the ordinary panoortss ls
b~csuss they much superior In and sv~stness
Of tas; I'd, they stand IN sane sell, being m>e Vita
iron frsmss, and %, thsy are sod ~ bw prices and
eoums ndsd BY al hrs; piausts vbo~s osrth ssss
vs have of thsR supersority. lily HuScER, We. sls
Bfeadvay, e. kicholes Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

ILLINOIS AGENCY AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
Nosscs 10 tsvsbv sivsn that the January And July,
l ssAlmsp o. interest ths stocks Of Tbs STATE
thaes will pad tbs Agency OF she Sat~ ats,
Monday, ths ,sccsd dAy 81 Juiy mort The sstaimss.s -
Me rate Of e5 q 90 Will ~ applied spsa FOL
iovpE sonpens from Illinois Ass Michigan GAasi 8asAs
Coupon Vol January, ibp, frem old 6o, fys and c0
coupon Of JAY k4s and Jseaas, 1870 from bonds Of sU
JOHN MOORE, Treasurer % flhnoss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03
BALTIC sass. ccmssoeh

THE NV FORK AND JIvHRrOOL UNITED STAINS
L. nhu sssAmwS The ships sogpodns shis Lac The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

T10R sAIE-2s ACRES, WITH GOOD HOUSE, BEAU
JIG hfoly located, good apple and pssch orchards,
situated mile from Ashland village. Wayne ooonty,
Pa Has never failing sprins OF water, h.. Prise
$500. Apply 10 DUNCAN SHACKELT0N, II Nassau
atISet. aae0ad atOrY back Yooma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

NJ ISsTREIsY-Ar TIE TABERNACLE, ON THE
wi evening Of the ith OF July. Grand Eth
opnn copcst by Mfss Jane Ansn Petite tizAheth, Alex
andsr w. Lncss Tho great black pianist, Master la
e. and company, where they win appsar In all tbsu
original jokes comic sties comic and serious siess
qnartst,-s NC, at o'clock. Admission 10 all parts
the houts Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

I,OR sAIE-l7o ACRES, leo ACRES IMPROVED,
IL with good bulldogs, two orchards and garden,
Stsuatsd near NarTowsburg. Terms easy Can cut
81, 600 worth Of bay each year Price IS 900 Apply
70 duncan SHACKEITON, II Nassau street, second
story. back rooms,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

ISOR sALE-THE GREENWOOD PAVILION, IOR
II cream and rsfreshnsnt saloon, near the new On.
fully sieuAtsd having nne Wow Of the nay, and doing
Q very extensive businsss in Ice crea0 rsfreahmsntS
seds water, 10 large Ice house, wolf 6ued with Hne
No. good stable for two horses carriage together
WITH every thing pertaining 10 the onsness - u H.
presume every person visiting Green voed has visited
viii Be given, required. Inquire ON the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

nR JOHNSON. 10 DCAsE STREET HAS Pp1EORa
~ VI than any ether n.feaI ss~s 10 sss
Yoft. Hr Johnson s~simsst 10 ssf- ana % p~iilos
his medicines b tshsn -i,bout fear Of asec,loa
chsrsss moderate, and the rs0ssy rvfusa~i sausfa<
ton 10 sot Eytn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

TRENroN FALLS, NEAR UTICA, n. Y.-fHI HoTnL
- this place Of vc!ss resort epsn for the 5000
Visitors reach direct ky the Bask River Ues
Railroad trains leaving utoa the Arrival Of the
H. nOOnE, Progresses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

INUk SALE, TO G OaE CONCkRN-A VALUABLE
loestsd property having Its root lover 100 fses
Atlantic st., Brooky choice investment and rarely
serng This property hes restrsctons, and has d.
Irst connusicatien WITH broadway AM other leading
ssipess points ~ New Yorx. At private aaae, BY
l .kfHONY ). RlEDCKR, Broad IT., EswYoTf.
) TArIN EiAND PROPERTY FOR sAtE-Ar 20 r n
- cent lsss real valsc 1T koossvs, nine acres
eeed house and out buldings and acre st Spring
vne, psw kcuse carriage hon's, &C. Both places cAn
be sold in bu'ldDg lots immediately, or wi1 pay god
DO Dot miss this chance 700 want property in thsss
Lpcalltiee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03


MO WOMAN CAN BE UGLY WHO HAS bINk
IN teeth q. Rossssu) .-sAvs yosr monsy-
those Who lost sheir teeth and intend - remedy
the sv by az art'oei. ss will Save aiy per esst BY
In price cheap, cheaper than The ehcspsst AL Broad
way, eornsr OF Howard street.
n EEtH ON GOLD, 81 10 % ONLY
j -Four p-emiuma fsoeivsd--Whois sets, $50; pivot
teeth inssrd teeth nlleo, cleaned &c Very Moderate
prices DR. hANsOS, dentist, esabilsh~d 1870; onor,
$50 Bscaf way Aiso 20 Thirty sscond street. Near
Eighth avenue; before A. N. ind after r. r.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-08
Verdict In Relation TO the late Railroad
Accident.

BuRLNGToN, N. j., Sept. 5.-After being in
delbcraton sixteen and half hours, the jury in
the case OF the twenty-five persons killed by the
accident on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
rendered the following verdict at J o'clock this
morning:
LIST. The jury declare the persons named as
having come to their death in the city and county
of Burlington from other than natural causes
since eleven O'Clock, a. m, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 30, 1855
I'd. That the jury declare the names of the de-
ceased to be: We omit the names-already pub
lished.l
Sd. The jury declare that those persons were
killed by the cars running backward and the cars
breaking up on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
at spot in the city of Burlington, between the
Assscunk creek and the crossing of the said rail
road by the river road.
4th. The jury declare that the immediate cause
OF the running off of the cars was the rear of
the train while backing coming in contact with
pair of horses driven by DIR. J. F. ID. Heineken,
the said horses being attached to a carriage.
9Th. The jury declare that there was not due
diligence used by the driver ofthe said carriage.
9th. The jury declare that the engineer of the
backing train did not observe the rules Of the COM
pany and the laws of the State of New Jersey in
reference to the blowing of the whistle in ap-
proaching the crossing at the crossroads.
It'll. The jury declare that the conductor of the
backing train is exonerated from blame, rasmuch
| as he was acting in accordance with the nstruc-
tons as laid down in the time table of said road
Sth. The jury declare that the forward brake
| man is censurabe.
| 9th. The jury declare that one of the imme-
date causes of the collision was the careless and
| recklessness of DR.. Heineken in driving his horses
| on the railroad track
10th. The jury declare that another immediate
cause Of the collision was the careless and reck-
less manner in which the train of cars was pro-
| cceding backward, at a rate Of speed unsafe and
inexpedent
18th. The jury. declare that by the running
regulations issued by the company, the possibility
OF collision between opposing trains a single
track is so great as to prove that some eiii-
Gent mode ought to be adopted to prevent the re-
currence of the cause which had called this in
quest together, and do hereby suggest that the
life and limbs and safety of passengers is of more
Importance than the saving of few minutes
time.
Two of the jury refused TO sign the verdict.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-08
a Relic OF the Past

WoTkmen are now engaged il taking down
the old "town house" Of General WASH on.
on Cameron street, between Pitt and ST Asaph
streets In the erection ofthis building, tradition
says, Washington was his own architect and that
much of the work was performed toy his family
servants. The same is neasurably true of Mount
Vernon indeed, il i easy 10 per, Give il this
dwelling many points Of resemblance TO the Mount
Vernon house. They are both frame buildings
and in this one, the panrelled waInscot he wood.
en- cornice. and the antique sash, all bespeGking
kindred date, lead on, thoughts back 10 the old en-
time. The extreme simplicity Of design, and al.
most total absence OF ornament in this primitive
dwelling are among us most impressive features.
Christ Church, where the Father uf his Country
worshipped aud which j. still IL possession OF his
family Bible, stands in the middle Of the street a
short distance above, and in full view from The
door otthis house, where, j. said the venerable
chief might 80 often be seen sitting. on the ire
quent occasions that business or pleasure called
him to Alexandra. The house for nearly twenty
years, and until within few months past has
been occupied BY worthy family, the Misses
Jordan, whose grandparents neighbors Of
Washington and who stl show. with Just pride
an ancient family candcsiick and other relics that
presented 10 their ancestors in token Of
friendly regard by Washington himself Ahr
G0zdtc.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-08
More of the snake Story.

The Wyoming papers still persist in the snake
story. Nay, il is now affirmed that on recent
occasion, two large snakes were seen in Silver
Lake, The editor Of The Wyoming Times has
conversed with several of the observers, and he
gives the following their Of the story
We were on the shore at the mouth Of the
inlet and afterwards got into a boar there. We
We're watching for the serpent. Between eight
and nine o'clock we saw what appeared 10 be a
serpent come down between and the outlet,
and move up the lake as fast as a boat i usually
rowed. His head was from six inches 10 one foot
out Of the water, and We could see from thirty 10
forty feet Of his body. We could not see any
snake-lke movements But a short distance
behind him another made its appearance, going
in the same0lirection, but not so large. The
second one was some thirty feet long. We could
not discover the propelling power Of either, al.
though his head moved backwards and forwards
a. he went up the lake. We saw them ten or
fifteen minutes They both disappeared nearly
opposite the promontory'
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-08

North is corrupt and replete with treason--that
the know-nothing party in the South, having
become disguised with its own tenets, and repu-
dated all connexion or sympathy with the Order
at the North, and having renounced the harm.
less, because practically obsolete, doctrines of the
Wing party has point to look to, but to the true,
sound, constitutional National Democrats.
The Hon. John Minor Bolts is in a fair way TO
come over, and we assure them all, that like our
own dear country, the Democratic party opens
wide its arms, and will receive all who come to
it Alright, under the ample folds of its protecting
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