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nv J. G. MCGUIRE. Auetionesr.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsYL-
avenue, Fiins HOTEL AT public auction On
Monday morning. September 3D. 10 o'clock precisely shsl sell
No. 24, fronting 81 feet inches
avenue 18th and l4h and
$50 30feet paved alley, with The Improvements
consisting and brick house, with
hack buidinGs coach house, stable. &C.
The house built handsomely
finished throughout with marble manss in the principal rooms
Of the building The main building contains
large with wide halls above and
back building six good with large pr
running the full Depth .
yard nsverang cistsrn Of WATER besides an excel
lent the whole enclosed with nnefec brick wa
and Handsomely ernamensed with ehrubbey.
This favoraby and has been occupied TOT me
past yeas by W. htclass restaurant and
from location, being within few OF the National Theatre
a executive departments property IN
city adapted business for which has been
cuped.
Immediately after the sale Of the property the whole o. he
furniture, bcddina chnndeht
bar fixtures VIII ht sofa
Catalogues particulars OF which will be furnished previous
the sale
Terms onehird cash the residue IN ON
with interest, secured by deed o. uus' On w
premises. .,
PsThe property examined any time previous to ~
| sale JAZZ u Mceoihny
July o6-eodAds tucnonecss
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Loo AL N Il w 3.

The second grand excursion from this city to Cape May
off Saturday afternoon next trip to the sea-
shore and dip in old very desirable things with
the thermometer 90 but when they purchased at
loss Of two nights rest the probability of scant fare and bad
fare the certainty of being half suocated on board the
and half roasted board the steamer feel disposed to
remain ut and to submit with resignation to the quiet
enioymen the best ventilated city in the universe, to
say nothing the little ceteras which daily furnished
from our now bountifuy supplied markets Such of our
readers as the undpued possession of large airy bed
rooms the to command and the taste to
preciate LIBERAL we'll cooked meals need not sigh for the
enoyments of Cape May Commend us to the
Kirkwood House in preference to Congress Hall.
Our markets generously supplied with water
melons, caneopes pears and peaches at fair prices
The company reapng rich harvest of applause
and dollars Another overlooking audience this evening
their last performance in this city.
Our CITY lust now is infested with tribe of healthy, sturdy
bepgars whose opportunities exceedingly annoying
street passengers We hope interchangeable police will take
the hint.
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National Medical College,
Washington, d. c.

e T
THE thirty-fourth will
Monday Cad OF October 1855, and end the l of March,
1856. 81
Thomas Miller, D., Anatomy and Physiology
Johnston M d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, NJ d., Medca, Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Surgery. ~
icnc of Clinical Medicine.
Steiner NJ Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward RI. Scott NJ. D., Prosector Demonstration.
Thomas Miller, VI. D., Dean.
similar Europe the desks from which
regular given and The wards Tor clinical instruction
under the roof
The entire expense OF Lectures.
Anatomy demopstrzor. ~
Matricnang fee, payable only
Graduating expenses -.f' -
medical and surgical clinic without charge
The afternoon and evening, thereby
business during the morning hours TO at
tend
For further information, address
THOMAS MIL LER, NJ. d.
Dean of the Faculty.
desiring situation resident student in
Washington Inrmny (Which is the clinical department of the
make application by let
NJ d. OF the Washington Inhrmary,
who give any information that may be desired
the advantages OF esidence ~
Those making early application win
Six chosen before the Isl focobe
JuLY Z, 1885.
July 10 eodtlsiNovd&sw
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July 3l-d3t President
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ny TELEGR APH.

Arrivat Of the Asia Halyar-Seren Days Later from
HALIFAX, Aug. 1.-The steamer Asia arrived here las
night with Liverpool dates Saturday the 2lst ut
week later than previous advices.
There is nothing decisive yet from the seat Of
Roebuoss motion for vote Of made in the House
OF Commons has been rejected by vote Of $780, Conse
auent,y the Palmerston ministry still exists.
1t was rumored that Sir VIM. Molesworth viii succeed
Lord John Russell Colonial Secretary.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 90 1866 Cotton Nigan Go. quote
The sales OF during week reached 49, bales in
Guiding 1000 for export and 1000 bales for speculation
The sales to-day 900 bales The latest advices from
the United States depressed the market but subsequently
recovered and closed steady.
ProdueeThe Brokers Circular quotes Rosn in active
speculative demand and closes active slight advance
Barring, Brothers, Co. quote the London markets al
closing, generally, steady Sugar is firm with slight ad
vance prices Coffee closed steady. Breadstus gen
orally unchanged and the market closed steady.
Breadstuns Brown Shipey quote: Wheat anc
-four generally unchanged and the market closed steady
closing steady The weather has been favorable for agricul
tural purposes.
observation-disclosures. Richardson, Spence, Co. quote
Provisions generally unchanged but the market dull Lsrt
has declined 55s. Buyers demand reduction.
Metas--Iron--The market is firm. WEIGH bar iron
quoted CT l0s CT 15s do rails board at CT lbs
Scotch pig iron is trihe lower-7ls.
MONEY
The market is easier. Consos for money quoted 81
American State and city securities neglected Raroa
securities steady, and prices unchanged.
Liverpool Freigbs.The market is dull Prices easier
but not qnotably lower.
fsrooSp pEsrAToH.J
There had been several sorties Sebastopol and
killed but no further regular battles The allies continue
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THs onIeIs o. rnLLow - eomn,erelal Bullen

The ORIGIN or YELLOW rEyER--The Commercial Bulletin
of New Orleans says;
How yellow fever originates in New Orleans Is ques-
ton which for years has employed the minds Of every
member of the medical profession greater less de
gree As far ms we learn from conversation with
large number Of the faculty. and reading The report Of the
sanitary committee the subject infer that The profess
sion in New Orleans stand in the proportion Of eight to two
against the theory Of importation If the question: them
10 be determined by the weight numbers il lon
ger mooed point Yellow fever is endemic in New Or
leans 10 The manor born old nhabiiant who is apt
TO continue bis residence among in spite Of boards of
health and quarantine regulations,
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CaatoAafoass Diviaoa-Sases Of Uaolais.ed Herchaa-
deWe learn that all merchandise duly bonded and
naming IN public store for three years from the date Of
poFtaton, and all merchandise which there failure
neglect TO pay the duties within the time prescribed By law
remaining IN public store or the period Of year. after
paisement by the appraisers Of the United States II there
DC any al the port and If none then BY merchants be
designated and by the collector for that purpose shall
be sold at public auction, in public private
house, within thirty days expiration Of the several
periods before mentioned Descriptive catalogues of said
goods must be prepared, specifying the mk numbers and
description Of the packege their and appraised
value the names OF the vessel and in which and
the port place whence imported and the time when
the Of the person persons goods were
consigned the manifest and notice of such sale
published two Of the spapers having the most
extensive circulation at the port three times week The
catalogues thus prepared and printed be distributed
among the present at the SALE and reasonable
tunity be given before the sale persons DESTROYS pu
chasing TO inspect the quality Of the goods
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SARATOGA sPRses-A correspondent writes: The first
regular ball of the given at the United States
Hotel Saratoga, Friday evening, and quite fully
attended. The array Of youth, beauty and fashion
equal yhng in that way last season. and the dancing
was kept up quite late hour Sgnor Planet took the
opportunity Of introducing the dance the Yarsoyen-
ne which seemed be much admired. The company
present comprised many more new faces than usual and
could not readily make out list of bellies. Among
the gentlemen present noticed his honor Mayor Wood,
Judge Norris ex-senator Cooley, and exChancellor Wall
worth
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Enmltsbnrg Frederick County, Md

of studies this institution the
oath August and terminates the last Thursday June The
for board and tuition annu payable semi
music drawing paint
ing SPANISH Italian German and Latin The terms
primary composed of pupils under
age, 600 annum pny able half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry should addressed MOTHER SUPE
RIOR Of st. JoeThs Academy Emmisburg Frederick county,
Maryland.
July 6-dlyear.
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Washington National Monument Z

Washington National Monument once,
August 1, 1855.
Injecting OF the board Of Ma
ucnal Monument Society," held the DIST ultimo
ing resolution adopted;
Resolred That the secretary notice. advertisement
inserted in the National lneigenee Union,
Oan that the Hen john Wlson late Commissioner the
raj Land Office has been appointed general Society,
aud has red on fhA duties OF his office.
A true copy Test CHAs. C. TUCKER,
Secretary OF w. N. n. Society
Aug 2-d3w
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Shortest DsspaieA Increased from Ten Tpsnty Botds!
THE Morse Line Of Magnetic Telegraph washington
York. the h Company Telegraph Line
this believed efficient
world IL has facilities
United With view Tenatr
relabie the limit to the shortest despatch has been hxed a. twenty
tht
using telegraph abrge their despascfs
uningible These undue abbreyatua
despateheA resulting
parties direred the telegraph, which
frequently OF careless and bad
chirogaphy.
Tariff Of CA1rges.
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Card.


Card.
Geological Surveys Chemical Anayse 10 Of Pub
Tic Lands.
II. KING, M. D.,
No. al3 street, city OF Washington, DC,
III geological surveys reports ores
erals earts, &C., and instructions for prosecuting mi
ming and meaiurgic operations.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS.
During present ensuing King
occupy travelling
nearly RESIDENT Of that time
investigation OF the TINT portion OF Union
special attention its mines mineral and agricultural
himself familiar with all The details of the public
searches obtained OF valuable nonaion
unpublished which this
Besides wcknown agricultural character Of
which population enhancing the value
particularly capitalists its mines lead
and other metaIs and minerals There ndica
public land which the Of
other systems internal will
der Of and consequently very valuable They can
countryscienihcaly with geology and practically
with The subject public-lnnd surveys
special and security required funds placed
more operators services attempt
themselves For further information address
above.
la,
H. Sturgeon, u g. Treasurer, and president ~ Mo.
railroad, 81. Louis, Mo.
His e1ceilency Lieut. Koeruer, Belevile, Illinois.
Professor Jos Henry secretary Smithsonian lnsifHte Washing
ton city, ID. G. i.stts June 26-eod6w
. E. /
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NEWPORT GossIP.--Large numbers daily arriving AT
Newpor everything gay and lively at the hotels and
Newport attractive than at the present
time. Harrison Willard, of Boston, has just given
tiaee nustcalc ut the Ocean House lie was assisted
by Otto Dresse Carl Bergmann Mr.. Mese Mr. Trenkle,
and other artists Among the distinguished visers in the
city is the Hon. Cullen G. G. yerpanck; he is the guest
II. Allen Wright, esq. The Spy writes 'Madame Anna
Lagrange is here but with exception she has
manned in perfect silence she is the observed of all OBJ
servers dresses with exquisite taste and yet
that the material Of her dresses would tenth part
OF the dresses by Of the New York bellies
at Newport. Instead Of taking drive in magnificent
barouehe after dinner according fashionable CUSTOM
she may be taking walk to the forty steps in
pany with her husband Count Stankowtch her father
Signor Morell and her child who by the way, is per-
feet little angel Indeed she is enjoying country life in its
true sense"
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Aeidapt Of One of The Wheeler .slave,.


BALTIMORE August lSaes to-day of 700 barrels -four
SO So and 900 barrels Howard street, deliverable in
September at IS. Wheat has advanced centssaes Of
white at 81 so ST go White corn, 81 cents 81 vel
low 9G cents.
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RITES REDUCED AND MESSAGES INSURED

We and Two Lines Entire Distance,
Wires between New ork and Philadelphia
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Magnetic Telegraph.

MORSE LINE,
Nsv Fork, PAiadepAia Baltimore HaAign, and
termsdiete Stations.
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Breaches and damages

bombarding, but without effect Breaches and damage
were repaired as fast made.
The weather had been extremely hot and much sickness
Cholera fever, and diarrha existed. The allied armies
suffering serious mortality The epidemic is attributed
TO the impure atmosphere caused by dead bodies
beasts and other filth consequent upon contendng armies
Another desperate battle is still in contemplation and
looked for almost any hour. Large were
joining the allies daily. The said of the Russians
who not only firm in the belief that will hold Sobas
opol bat eventually drive their the Craea
The new Emperor Alexander rapidly gaining favor with
the troops They his word are highly enthu
sastia-at the recital of his and deeds.
The Russians found abundant supplies from the interior
bread, meat metal and all other munitions
Several young Americans had been permitted within Sc
bastopol and met kindly treatment.
The vote in the English Parliament sustaining the Pal
merson ministry against those who proposed upon
the present and past management Of the decisive
change in the cabinet is except
haps, the supersedng Of Lord Russell.
Much difficulty is found in raising recruits
England France is comparatively tranquil Recruiting
continues vigorously
Affairs in Austria present specially new feature She
more favoraby disposed towards Russia Nothing new or
important from Prussia.
Affairs in Spain good deal unsettled As usual at
tempts have been made at revolution
Weather promising and harvest good.
ABidapa Of One of The Wheeler Slaves,
NEW York. August 1.-The papers of this morning con-
tain the affidavit of Jane Johnson of Mr.. Wheelsr
slaves in which she states that she wished be Free
and had determined to be whenever came North She
made the first oserture to some Boodgood
Hotel who finally obtained assistance for She states
that no force used that she is happy comfortable
and would rather die than return to slavery.
lat the examination before Judge Kane the concurrent
testimony OF all the witnesses that the kicked
screamed and shouted MURDER while Passmore Williamson
and his black ruans attempting separate her from
her master.l
Markets.
BALTIMORE August lSales to-day of 700 barrels -four
at 50 So and 1000 barrels Howard street. deliverable in
September at S. Wheat has advanced cents-ales Of
white at 81 80 ST go White corn 81 cents 81 vel
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5i,o52 1917

lncrease.- 5i,652 1877 81, 1872
Decrease. 5i99St
The business indicated in the clearngs is far less this
year than last at the period This is extent
owing to the ndiposton to operate upon credit much
then. The discount line shows a little increase but as for
several preceding weeks the average ascending
has been probably curament this week The exports
specie week 81 100000 but supplied
mostly from the receipts
The produce markets firm. The resumption of
business by large eastern mills and the general inn
proved appearance Of trade have given activity cot
The export demand BETTER and the spnners
in freely Flour is very active the arrivals small
and prices advances sales State So for October delivery
81 western canal, ST IS S. rs Upper Lake. IS Is SIS
ST. southern, 50 so $40 H. Wheat il also beer-saes
souhern red 81 80 do. white, ST 96. Oats, IS cents
Corn plenty and ioweales western Mixed 50 cents Pork
dulSl9 Sc $40 CD for Lard, 1914 1l% cents
The stock market is not very active bnt strong The
abroad continue fair SCALE each packet
takes ont fair amount On the return OF the busy
much activity is anticipated.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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fENERAL AGENCY AT WASIlINGTUN.-The sub
scber, formerly Richmond Virginia, having
city, street, in Of
Department. his claimants
msn especially services
pensions under the recent acts Of Congress
Having purchased the manuscripts Of the late David Dorngon
the index which made
revolutionary In the first auditors once
Richmond very copious papers
public Offices the Capitol Of Virginia These and the
Accommodations experience
title him hope Just, will
able il, himself may entirely
unable do it.
For Sd March, giving
of battle served
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq. Richmond, Virginia.
James Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John s. PendIeton, Virginia.
Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. G.
William ]. Ward, ESQ.,, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, esq., New York. {
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decided BARGAENs--Opened To-day
width white hannei at 37x yard well
worth SO cents, really an extraordinary bargain
10 pieces mourning barege at 9s cents worth 37k
10 pieces plain black barege, all qualities
20 PIECES medium and fine white flannel.
With unusually and we'll assorted stock general.
All summer goods offered the marked down prices
avng compelled 70 declni all accounts
thar promptly when
articles low prices and fair dsanT RAY be relied In all
ut all times.
Constantly thorough Of mourning goods
pieces those cheap and glossy black silks
laH0#L PERRY BROTHER,
- building opposite Centre Market
Aug 2--6if
SOUTnERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for July, 1865
International Law Iesuits; Lnmartine; Chief
Justice fancy Usuy Greats Countess OF Blessing
Homeopathy Copper the United States Massachusetts
Criticisms. &c, a.. &c.
Subscription s. per annum. =, .,,cr, r.uoo
Aug2 rhANch ThfLoh.
NATIONAL nOTEL-Having leased the Nation Hotel
prove and renrnish August
opened accommodation OF the public the 1Dt September
sa VIM. GUY
July 27--i0t
York Herald and Baltimore please 10 times
The Inquirer Philadelphia Alias Boston
Examiner Courier Charleston, will please
time and send hills TO the Hotel.
n PHILIIps of Mobile, Alabama, will practise In
Of the United 6tatcs' of claims
business connected with his profession Office
Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue
June g9--dImtf Il
,3OW RENT.At northwest Of 10Th and
(ca front pleasant with without board
would be rented sngy in suites reasonable
IL early application be made.
6--dt
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

Collection Of DtJs-The collection OF debts due to the
Post Office Department, whether by postmasters, contract
ors other persons assigned to the Auditor for the Post
Office Department When such debts if collected, would
overpay contractor for the which the
resides when for other reasons the Auditor finds
it convenient to employ postmaster in the vicinity the
latter will consider himself special agent of the depart
for this purpose and will obey such orders he
receive from the Auditor in respect to such collection If
the debt is collected the postmaster will give notice to the
Auditor by transmitting his receipt for the amount and will
credit the in his general with the United States
for the service of the Post Office Department.
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geoa oUR coMMERclAL CORRESPONDENT

NEW YoRx, July 81 1866
In September next the late United States Bank it Is
ranged will be finally closed up. After operating twenty
years al national institution and four years bank
Il remains been just sixteen years squeezed and doc
tered BY and receivers until the last item Of assets
talnable viii suffice the debts OF the concern
yoyipg the whole SIS GOO capital in loss notwh
standing that the 2lt OF Deeeber ls4o the condition Of
the Institution reported as follows:
Assets i STA, COS I42
Liabilities 36,959,539