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undersigned Of Lotteries Of the ssts Of Mary
lani being daily Of letters from various portioas OF
tho schemes with which The
Hooded ard which purpo 10 be decided by The dw
Maryland Consolidated Lonrs," takes THE method 70
inquiry, and inform the public tai az
puporng decided by the Maryland ds~or are roas
parties who themselves Hors CO. and
pretend be se agents cf ie grand charter lotteries
Cleveland and said i,tff nnd having
prenmpuve existence md hn another 0c"na
Muny Cos Cleveland ohio also impos'rrr and
which profess be agents FOR are also
RICHARD FRANCE his city, the contractor for drawing
business conducted under the hfm Of
FRANCE CO. and they have NO sole agsnts
of however forty hctn ed
Of Msryrna who derive license unrf him.
.fce, sell tickets In the Maryland lotteries
d. n. McPH tiI,
Commissioner of Lotteries bt The sta'c o. Msryisnd
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RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

grand democratic meeting, ratify the nomna
tons Of Buchanan and Breckinridgc held at New
Orleans the lst instant.
The democracy of Adams county, Mississippi held a
ratification meeting at Naichez on the 2sth ultimo.
The democracy of Culpeper county, Virginia, held
large and enthusiastic ratification meeting last week Spr
tied resolutions endorsing the action Of the Democratic
National Convention, were adopted
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lsstNe-Tbe Republican asks The aid o. the eastern
vi papers Effort discover The whseabou- of Mr. las
stewart county tat State who left lbs home
18Th May with the intention n going % Phsdsipha BY the
Ohio aond and Washington, aud has
10, been heard HE obecfin visiting Philadelphia
receive due him in partition of an and
tpa deed Mr., Stewart Il abou, high
robust and aerd coperen hair dar
and regular His hab
ares steady ard manners reserved towards sirnnaers
f-d&cp7ts
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NOTICEA persons having bills against either OF Office
IN the Er Comptroller OF the Treasury The Commissioner
Cusoms First, Third Fourth and Finn Auditors OF the Treas
Treasurer Of the United States the Register and Solicitor
Of Treasury stationery
books binding olhe contingent expenses hereby non6to
requested promptly
cate. eceped days before the end OF
they be included IN the dbusng SCENTS
count in which they may returned
may delayed the end Of be succeeding
J, ID. COLMiSNlL,
July e-d2wf . pisbursinr Cltrk.
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Renewsd Indiaa Hoa,iiiies IN Mac Heeieo.

CcAoo, July Later advces from Santa Fe have been
received and the renewal Of Indian troubles and
violence. Many tribes engaged in hosties General
Garland was preparing campaign extensive scale
Numerous Camanches and other Indians the Ar
kansas frontier, awaiting their annuities. = t ~
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DIED,

On yesterday Monday evening July @ ANN ELIZA, Wit, o.
QuSs aged IS native Norfolk, Nngs and TO-
last is years resident Of this city. It'll.
Her funeral place from her late residence, Of
and 18Th Streets (Tuesdsy) evening O'Clock Her friend
OF family respectfully invited attend.
On the 7th instant, GRaYsoN IL EDWARDS aged mouth
and days infant OF ions and SUSAN w. EDWARDS
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Aeoidsa, on de BaiiimOrs and OAio Railroo

Accident 0. The BaiiiaOre and 0Aio Roilroad.
BALrsdoRr July Till p. MA dreadful accident
red this evening the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Relay House. The switch, appears broken and hall
opened, and the train which left Washington at Al, p
thrown from the track. Engineer James Gosgh, and
Henry Maggie, newman, killed. Mr.. Hedges, mail
agent, Mr. Worthington lawyer, OF Annapolis, William
Bridges, confectioner and Mr. RUSSELL fireman, badly
injured. Several OF the broken to pieces.
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and truth
The who asail democrats, who break up democratic
meetng who drive democratic electors from the polls who
deal blows at democratic leaders, brought
.tice Justice is blind to them. But she unveils the
eyes opens mouth In full cry when the sacred persons
Of opposition threatened That Is the difference"
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o # FICIAL l..

.H...". DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, July ., 1855.
Information has been received this department from Mr. Jane,
Tareon, United States Melbourne the dealt
Of Jos PHI Surges, aged 20j residence unknown. ##
July 6-d3uf .a
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RloHMoNp, Va.,) July Hugh X. Peasants the former
editor of the Penny Post published in this city day
tered the executive chamber at the capitol in state Of
toxicaton and nsulted Gov Wise and when ordered 10
leave attempted to strike the Governor Mr. Wise then
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LivKnrooG AND CmcAGo--we clip the following from
the Chicago Press OF the LIST inst:
@The and splendid craft Dean Richmond has been
chartered carry cargo Of wheat direct from this port
Liverpool and will sail m the Of eight or ten days
in command Of Capein Den Pearce. She takes $4,000
bushels 30 cents freight II is the Intention Of Capt r.
freight offers 20 work trip up the Mediterranean be
fore he returns t' ff N
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Franklin Pierce, through the whole OF his adminstra
ton has been obliged TO allow Brigham Young to remain
governor of tho Territory Hartford Coarant
When Mr. Fillmore first appointed Brigham the governor
Of Utah. do remember have any opposition
TO Il 10 the Hartford Courantg--Nc Harm Regisor
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Law Partnership.


ID oRRRT J. NLREr LOUIS JANrN have formed par.
ncrshr ard Trial of the Supreme
Cou Of tho DATED States md w The Count ~ Csms kddrss
wushrgfon City y, q, Jan a-cpdt'f
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Life versus Death.
Just published, the 9Th edition, price ono dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND SCRovuLhi
A popular treatise.

Hy J. J. FUKSTEH, No De-
SyHowINc figbn scouraes o. the
human ys,hsr with thc treatment q btonch
night pulmonary ard hen d
tngs evil fp9wo scsj head, SORES
rheum, saa swellnss 81 the JOINTS bones Sha
~ the blood
book, wns'ep in plain but frcibs isngsse gives ~
rHnsi, cheap and highly
of kind and strongly
afflicted heads Of families, Ac most v,o
abb guide need. fE4
information for those afflicted with
deafness rupture bodily defosmies, nc.
1000 have boon sold mailed, within the last
few weeks, every part of tho country.
Price 10 be Of booksellers generally by mai,
pos. Free OF Nessrs BRIDGMAs CO., is G~nd street. New
York
yune 3-d&cp3md
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

United States consul Aspinwal has
department The following list OF all the persons killed the aec
the Panama railroad the 9th Of May whose nance
he enabled TO ascertain, viz: l.H ,.##
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May 70, le56.
NOTICE hereby given issued pDt
Congress Of Esd July, 1885, that such stock
deemsoo m and will be paid the Treasury tie
certificates thereof the i2 Of November when
interest thereon viii cease.
pay therefor following premium, In
addition the day ofpurchase with one
days interest FOR the money reach the vendor
On such stock b6tween the LIST day OF
June and the Sisi a aeuvo half OF cent on
the specified ia the cestheaesi
such and 5lst days Of August,
fourth OF one per cent
And such stock received AFTER 3 OF August the inter
accrued thereon aud days additional interest only will be
paid ts}
Csidcaies ofsuch notice mast be
duly assigned United BY tbs patty entitled receive
purchase and when the Lat Juiy she cur
baeas also be assigned BY the present soc-
holder such interest will be payable heretofore
further holders Of other stocks OF the unet
Will purchase he between the Is,
Of December unless the OF
shall be previously obtained and will pay Tor the sc
accrued ffom s day Of the last dividend
additional interest for the money 10 reach
vendor, the following Of premium
OF the loan of i649 premium Of 10 cent
Of ls47 ls4 premium OF 10 cents
stock issued under the act OF 9th september 1885, CON
nony called indemnify premium of per cent
Certificates undo. this notice should be duy assigned
United States BY the entitled 10 receive tho money! ana
previous July half years interest must
ockhoder otherwise the interest
year day win payable 10 han heretofore
Payment foregoing will be made by drafts ON
Boston, New York Phadsipha as
the parties entitled receive tho money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
MAY eD--dnt2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Bank Washing tom, July J, 1919.
dividend of three per has been declared BY The trustees
profits OF the months Myable 10
'' JAMES ADAMS, Cashier.
July 4-a
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RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

matons 20 The 500 600, 500 each siCO 10
$4,000 Of sao to SO 600, OF $50 to 5000.
Whole tcket, sio--haves s5-quauers 81 so.
Prizes casbed SIGHT per discount.
on soft. nj banks taken
drawing Forwarded the result becomes known
Commun cations addessed DON RODRIGUEZ tcafs 81 CIV
po- Charleston South Carona) until The a2d Of July, viii BE-
,ue ndod To. #.... .."....
May -d,mt ..... .... +. #... ..#
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I,AsaIONABLE LIFE. BY mary n. Eastman
Kingdom which shall not be Destroyed BY Row. J. o.
wal
Hand OF American Literature, Historical, Bographcs
Crscnl. ny Chambers, I'D nburRh. .. .1 ##H#.
War Path. by j. n. Jones' N.#. I.#r~
The Nouh American Review for July. ~ $685.
De Bows Review for July. tl.la EH
Jobn Hslifsx oeutemsn novel, by The author Of "Ove
Juiys FRANCk TAYLOR
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United states Court OF Claims.

SEnI-ANNUAL kOTICE,-we beg leave 70 call sienn,h w.
" ledger VII ~ mant ~
on sou, me thereby sfordinr an op
pDrruny examination preparatory TO settlement on hs mss"
tuiy.
beg say In view of eur own
friends of p'omP
settlements by cash or notes NJ short dates - . -
June 2s-9hwfwif HOOE, BIO, - W.
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James Mafth, Cersgca, Dutch. t..s. aT
Antonio Domingo, New Granada, and others
names could be nscerained sse Of Them found
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OFFICE or THE Consolidated L0TrEHipi
OF MARYLAND.

The following numbers of the Maryland Cousods
ted Lottery benefit v Carroll County sc, class "a
drawn July 2, 1855 -
8 ls "a 81 "a 80 70 e5 40 % 80 10 35
The following are the numbers Of raspsco
LOTTERY, class las, drawn July 4, less
rs GO AZ IA II co 5 7s "A 80 20
Tn. following drawn Of the Grand Consolidated
ottery Maryland of consolidated lotteries
Maryland, class "a. drswa July ;, 1855
20 23 ~ GIL ii co % Is 80 rs
The following Of the Psispsco Institute
Lottery, class ss, drawn Juy 5, 1855
IS 90 l 81 CO ~ is Al 30 ~ AZ 20 10
r. FRANCE CO., Managers.
u. n. McPuAiL, Commissioner.
July p--lt
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FRENCH nEDIAroN.-A private Geographic despatch
sent to the London Times by its Paris correspondent
nounces under date of Madrid June To- that the Spanish
government has accepted the mediation Of France in its
difference with Mexico. H.s
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nAsN ETIC Telegraph Corppeny.-The annual netnns
NJ stockholders the Magnetic Telegraph company
officers 90 the for the ensuing 1eh
transaction other businset come bots Wy
holders be held c0mpauys office fhadepAt
n JOSEPH sAILEst
Inn, "a "a. naosbJutys
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR q MAUHY's-sou,h Caro-
lima in the Revolutionary War being reply 10 certain m
mistakes OF writer's In relation t
Of ny souibron. IS cents
Documentary History Of American Revolution consisting
papers r.isng copcs foe liberty chiefly sou
From originals the Of the editor, and oihe
90 rces, 176t-I776. ny X. w sibbcr, ~. H. -
Life Of General Daniel Morgan, Of the Virginia line Of NJ
amy OF tho Unitrd states by James Graham. 81 IS.
voria Word by Caroline Chosebro' 81 Is
Fashionable Life BY Mary " Eastman 81
Kingdom which shall be Destroyed, Ac.an exposition
OF prophecy. by Rev, j. Oswald, A. NJ, ~.
The riciur, Young ny Mary Hov, with twenty
nlusirations by pyrsm !. Pierce. 80 cents
July Bookstore near s'h street
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New York paper SAYS:

SOUTHERN LiBEhALiff.-A new iofk paper says:
"A clergyman residing in this city but prevented from
performing pastoral labor by affective dspensation
has recently received the very handsome of thirty
thousand dollars presented to him by southern Christian
gentleman, who desired in this to make him
Portable for lifep se vlsa# sfE4 4f8#at.n.a. @
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tho spq1a ofiifsAtnipgs through every portion Of

TWrHAefF M L&LA r1 A3 W FL
PR-pAnAr1oSsroh SERt1LE ~INsuRREcT1oN
! II. ~SNEssrE.-The Nashville Banner, Of I .
9th ult., says:
We learned yesterday from q gentleman Just
mn from GAINESVILLE that considerable excite
ment exists inethat place and throughout the
country adjacent, On account Ct the d'scosery
Of the preliminary preparations Of an lrsur-
.ryesction among the slave population, to come
Off on the 24th Of December. Quite . number
Of negroes had been arrested and confined, and
several had made confession. In the neighbour
hood Of Louisa Furnace, a plan to blow up a
CHURCH was discovered and thwarted. A keg
q powder had been placed under the bnildlps
reaes for the fatal match. A large collection
Of ar 4 and ammunition had also bee" dlscov-
eredl ' seized. One white mar iearri,
who Vi. caught in lie act Of aiseling the
instruction, had been arrested and imprisoned
Among the negroes arrested and confined are
the supposed ringleaders-the generals. and
captains, as they are callad-of the movement.
The general opinion prevails in Montgoa.
county; us VIC learn from our informant, thai
the plot is deep laid, and embraces the slaves
throughout q wide extent of terrlty, ranging
from Kentucky south and west. .
AT GAINESVILLE u strong, extra patrol are on
duty every night, and so welL sssured ave the
citizens that there is ground for precaution,,
that nearly eve . usekeeper is prepared will
arms for any el srgs sicy. d@
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MARRIAGE AMONG THE -ALBANIANs.-Eacl
country has its particular marriage formula,
but that Of the Albanians, II war!ike race,
dwelling upon the shores Of the Adriatic, is
very peculiar. The husband always purchases
the bride with II ~trusseau, Il wedding dress, IL
gold embroidered fez, and sum not exceeding
100 p%iasters. The brides mother, on the oc-
casion Of the marriage ceremony, receives the
bridegroom at the door, holding a vase OF pure
water. With q noscgay dipped into this; she
sprinkles the bride and groom. The bride is
carried Slf as if by force, and ON leaving home
bends thrice to the right and left, to Indicate
that in parting with her relations she has not
severed bonds OF affection which have hitherto
joined them. When the party have arrived at
the house of the bridegroom, his mother filings
over them q handful of rice, to indicate wealth
and abundance for the future. A hoop is held
over their heads at the door way, beneath
which they enter in Il STOPPING posture, holding
each other by the hand, The hoop is then
broken above them to show that they can only
be parted by death, a piece of bread covered
with honey is then handed 10 them, OF which
tAoy Yaftakc alternately, the bride scarcely
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PRESSURE OF FIRED Commonwealth is well
understood that the pressure of the explosion
in IL gun is greatest at the beginning, and
gradually dies away as the ball moves forward !;
but this depends much on the combustibility
OF the powder. With good quick powder the
pressure at the instant the powder is fired is
immense; but until recently no one has been
able to measure it. DIR. w. T. Woodbridge
and Major Alfred Mordecai have been recently
making some experiments, at the expense of
the United States Ordinance Department, for
testing this point, at the arsenal in Washing
ton. With a ball weighing about g. pounds,
and a charge Of IL pounds of Duponts cannon
powder, the greatest pressure at any instant
on the interior of the gun at one inch from the
brcech varied between 10000 and $1,000
pounds per square inch. AT one foot from the
breech the greatest pressure was only about
5000 pounds at two feet, about the same at
three feet, 21bout 6,000; and at four feet, about
5000 pounds. The pressure of q small guam
tity OF Hazards rifle powder, fred in a cavity
from which there vas absolutely no escape,
was not sufficient to burst the box, the strength
of which was estimated sufficient to sustain an
internal pressure of about $4,000 pounds per
square inch. These facts are interesting, as
they serve to show how the metal should be
distributed in casting cannons, and also to re-
move the belief which exists among practical
men that one grain Of powder absolutely con-
fined would exert an infinite force,
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Fer the Patriot.
Tho Mixers VIII. BY G. +. ". HASKELL.

NNraE A FEI 49, HTcLE
A miser, with the thought impressed
That life was fast declining,
Bethought to make his last hcqucst,
While its dim lamp was shining.
He gazed upon his chest Of gold
And well filed box beside it,,
Containing all the figs t would hold,
And thought how he d divide it.
One-half of one-sixth of the precious store
He PITTS by for his aged mother;
One-th;rd of one-sixth, and not a Zig more,
He generously wills His brother;
One-fourth Of one-sixth to his youngest sol
Onesifth Of onc.sixth to the oldest,
onc-siSth Of oiesixth Of every ono
To him who should prove himself be- :;
Onelalf to his daughter he kindly wins,
AS she bends DER his dying pillow;
With one-ninth his servants basket fills
For shading his grave with . willow;
And last, as he secs but little Of earth,
lie thinks Of his wife, who has shared every sorroy
Oneseventh, 'one-sixth, onesifth and oie..fourth
OF a fig he gives hcr to eat on the morrow.
81. Mary's Hal, Washington, La, Dec. o.
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ASnyEG Charlottesville Sultan of Turkey
intends having q good time. lie is building a
silver clainber-all the furniture and appurte-
nanees of the boudoir to be composed entirely
Of solid silver. The round table in the midst
is Of admirable Workmanship Che surface is of
polished silver, engraved i'll rich arabesquas,
the legs Of twisted pattern, highly burnishei.
The sofas, the chairs, and the piano are all of
the same precious material. The boudoir is to
be hung with cloth of gold, looped with silver
cord. 1t seems that the Sultan has destined
this unique specimen OF oriental rcclllessness Of
expense TO be his iayorite retreat in the garden
Of the selaglio, whence every ray of Daylight is
always to be excluded, and where he intends to
retire for the repose and solitude he can not
enjoy in the palace.
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DIGiALsADvERT1s ENTs.-The attention
~ Administrators Of Estates, as well as de-
knaalts in judicial processes, is invited to the
following section Of a law passed at the last
scssion Of the Legislature
An Acr relative to Judicial Advertisements.
~ Secs Be it further enacted, That when there
are two or more newspapers published in the Parish
wiere such proceedings are had, or such sale is to be
made, the Defendant in the judicial process shall
have the RIGHT Of selecting the newspapers in which
sstd advertisement Is to BIO made Provided said
selection be made within three days after the notice
sfsuch proceedings, or the seizure made under said
process and II the Defendant neglect to select, then
She Plaintiff shall have the right to do so.
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THE New YoRk MISREPRESENTATION
are AZ pawnbrokers (says the New York Daily
Times) in NewYor k city. The capital in
vested in their business is about 100000, and
they pay to the city an aggregate of $2l0c
yearly for licences. They transact their bust
ness under particular provisions Of law, by
which they are allowed to charge an interest Of
70 per cent. OH all loans less than $s25, and I
der cent. on all loansrxcceding that sum. They
are allowed to sell all pawns kept for one year
nnredeemed. Their business is subject to the
supervision Of an Inspector appointed by tho
Mayor. Each pawnbroker keeps an account
Of the articles deposited with him, the loans
made on each, and his final disposition of them.
1t is found that about one in twenty of the
pawns is never redeemed.
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Mn. BUCHANAN N rnE NEaRo.-A Lon
don paper relates the following story Shortly
before MIR. Buchanan was relieved by Mr.. Dai-
las as Ambassador from the United States to
this country, he attended one of the leu6es held
by her Majesty at St. James's Palace. On the
same occasion, o tall, fine looking negro, at
tired i'll q gorgeous uniform, was present as
Minister Plenipotentiary from the Emperor Of
Hayti, and OF course attracted much curiosity.
After the members OF the diplomatic body had
retired from the presence of the Queen, Mr..
Buchanan and the sable warrior were brought
almost in contact, on observing which, an at
tendnnt Of the Court inquired of the former
what he thought OF the latter. Mr.. Buchanan
turned quietly round, gave q look in which
sarcasm and disgust appeared to be blended,
and replied, with a strong Yankee nasal
twang, "Why, ! reckon he is worth a thousand
dollars" and sauutered cut of The place.
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Reports Of IT, S. Patents granted are also A % IN n
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