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THE SHAVING SOAP.
Vr0Om a. FOwler's Walnut Oil. Military

Shaving Soap.
EVERYTHING sought by the most fns-
ma tdious in this branch of the toilet and essen.
tal to good shave" will be found, upon trial.
combined in the above-named article
II has now been IN the market twelve years, and
the thousands who have used it can testify to ia sur
passing and agreeable qualities 1t is without doubt
the best soap in the world The genuine bears Vroom
Fowlers signature in fac sinaile and is only man
ufactured by John b. Vroom, successor New York
Sold in Washington by Selbv Parker. Nairn and
Palmer Ge rgetown, w. D. White.
iuIy II--3mdf
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THE TEN HYDRIAN RECIPES
FHSHE Great Eastern Panacea, prepared
u in the Temple of Health, and for ages formed
almost the sole medicine used in the East. These
prescriptions are perfectly simple, and may be put
up at any drug store at trfng cost Some OF Them
are particularly applicable in Consumption Serofu-
Ia, Liver Affections, Impurity of the Blood, &c.
Others remove Syphilis, Secret Diseases, Itch,
Nervous Diseases, Costiveness &C., in an almost in
credibly short time. Sent with plain printed drtc.
tons, on the receipt of 81.
VIM FRANKLIN,
sept1-ly = Box 22l Albany. N. "
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SPORTING GOODS +!

Nv HIS day receiving and opening by
u II. TUCKER ~ Co.,
No. 853 Penasyivania AVs1,ue.
Single and Double Barrel Shot Guns
Best American Rifles
Revolving and other Pistols
Flobert Rifles and Pistols
Powder Flasks
Shot Pouches
Game Bags
Dram Bottles
Cleaning Rods
Powder
Caps
Shot
Balls
Cartridges
Wads NJ
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

Glass 81.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, September q
1856.
78 numbers--16 drawn ballots
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Whole tickets $lo-Halves, Quarters, $2 80.
Certificates of packages of 25 wholes. $40 OF
Do do...... 25 halves. 70 0(
Do do...... 25 quarters. ...... IS &C
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IRON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY THE nousR PRINTING TRhkGRAPH.

One Week Later from E,rope-ArripaI q 2s
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-FIour advanced IL l-2
cents after the Persia's news became known. Sales
at Sc 10.
Wheat has advanced 8 cents. Good to choice
whites, 81 so 81 so; good to prime reds, 81 40
a $3.50.
Corn has advanced. White, 81 81 cents !;
yellow at SO a 90 cts
Whiskey-Sales of Ohio at so 1-2 a go cts
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If my body can stop its motion and adds:-"I
accept the nomination as compliment to my in
flexible American sentiments, and as duty owe
to those Americans who so firmly adhered to their
American sentiments, with the express understand
ing, however, that II the American party can be
united on Mr. Fillmore, on such platform as l now
occupy, may be at liberty at any time thereafter
to withdra this acceptance
We have received the following, which we pub
lish for the benefit of all concerned" The North
American National Executive Committee request
Americans everywhere to hold aloof from all ratif
cations for few days, when they expect all will be
made fully satisfactory for union upon principles
which shall require no sacrifices which American
patriots would not freely make for union and vic
tory"
An exhibition of horses, under the control of the
Onondags County Agricultural Society, will take
place at Syracuse on the 80 and 4th of July. Pre-
mams are offered to the amount Of 5000, and COM
petition is open to the State. The arrangements
are on an extensive scale, and the occasion will
doubleday prove very interesting to those who
attend.
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News from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, June ~, 1885,
Coy Shannon arrived here last night. He authorizes
the Republican to state tst he has not resigned He
to St. Louis to meet his wife, and viii return to
Kansas in the course Of the week lie reports all quiet
in the Territory.
letter to the Republican, from Westport oath inst,
says meeting was held there Sunday to denouncc
the murder by the Indians Of the agent Gay. com
mtee appointed to draft address to the Governor
of Missouri informing him Of the murder and asking him
to offer reward for the apprehension Of the murderers
Thirty five citizens Of Westport, the letter states sub
scrbed $3.50 in from 80 to $50 each, for the pur
posaof Offering suitable reward for the apprehension
and conviction Of the guilty parties.
The Chicago company Of emigrants disarmcd at Lex
ington Sunday, aboard the Star Of the West.
board and informed the captain Of the object Of their
visit He introduced them Mr. Andrews the president
of the company, who stated in reply to the demand OF
the committee that he had seventy six under his
charge who going to Kansas TO see that one
Of them had gun, and they were determined to keep
them. The committee replied that they were satisfied
that the intentions of the party hostile and that
they were recruits for the Lane and Rcedcr party in
Kansas and the people of Lexington had determined that
they should not pass unless they up their arms
After considerable parleyng it agreed that the
should be taken ashore and placed in the custody Of
responsible merchant be restored when the present
difficulties in Kansas shall be settled. The arms were
then produced from various parts Of the boat and proved
be Huls carbnes, all loaded and with bayonets at
tachcd
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r. Z II Il A e e . r 81 j. w :
sy MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TttEeppYs.
From Wa ssifn.ton.

TACTICS or TIE FRIENDS OF THE KANSAS BILI-THE
TARlFF AMENBMEETs-THE PATENT EXTENSIONS
EFFLCT OF THE RECENT NEWS FROM EUROPE, Ere.
WASHINGTON, Jane u, 1856
The object Of forcing a vote in the House now on the
Kansas bill is IT. strength; ana II there is nlajo
y il VIII be tackled to the General Appropriation bill, so
compel the Senate TO accept or stop the wheels Of
government. The plan however, will fail, as the rcvo
ptoniss have neither the strength pluck to carry it
out
the Committee on Ways and Means will report bill
amerdatory OF the tariff in about wees. 1t not
true tlat The Chairman Of the Committee. D. Campbell
has stated his intention Of not pressing IT. the con
naly he viii every effort to carry it, But, from ap
rcarunccs it will 20 till next session.
seuaor James new Patent bill abandoned for
thc present Colt Woodwork aud Mccormick are cngi
hcerng here for special acts Of extension.
Tie news by the Asia causes some excitement II Is
believed Lord falmerston will be defeated, and that
there Wi be Al parties in Congress- howe YER
express eiF determination, III the necessity arises
orylsorousy supporting government BY The most
lbera appropriations.
There + no prospect Of the House concurrng In The
seiatcs resolution passed yesterday for the adjourn.
mat II Congress On the Gsth OF July.
All Got ,lll be made tomorrow in the House TO
grcc fua vote on the bill for the admission Of Kansas
iuto tie Union
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 27, 1856.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, June q, 1885,
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS
The Senate considered and passed the House bill
thorng the President TO the southern boundary
ing the harborng Of deserers and to protect the public
interest in regard TO the enlistment and discharge OF
minors.
The House bill establishing two additional land districts
in Minnesota, passed.
THE DEATH OF MR. RAYIy.
message was received from the House announcing
the death Of Hon. Mr. Bayiy, Of Virginia.
Mr. MASON of Va spoke in exated terms of deceased.
and offered resolutions Of respect and coincidence
Mr.. CAss of Mich, paid fitting tribute Of respest.
Mr. SEWARD, Of n. Yin 1S4U before had personally
met Thomas H. Bayly, and while he yet young, en-
Legislature OF Virginia. and by myself as the executive
magistrate OF New York, and felt his ability and power
while also compelled to acknowledge his manliness
and dgnifed bearing. In 1850 met here, prepared,
We remained in that relation toward each other until last
December when he, departing with for1orn hope TO
Cuba, but deeply impressed that his disease had al
ready become ncurable, took his thoughts OIL from
sphere, its mysteries and its promises then becamehis
friend. would not ntrude Oh the solemn offices now
performed here, with much proprety and Justice by
his immediate associates, farther than 10 add the tes
mony of one whom the world regards n stranger-and
may possibly have considered an eIemy-to the
deceased the truth of the highest praises which have
been bestowed upon this eminent Virginia statesman.
He Of practical ability, of genius and Of mag
wild among the wreats that gather upon the bier
that is passing before US, and opening way
towards that scene where we a-whether shall have
parted here fricp DIS enemies-shal meet again in
presence Of the common Father and Judge OF all
Mr. Mason's resolution was adopted.
Adjourned to Monday
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A SuGGEsTIoN-UN IoN.--If it were practicable,
by act of Congress or by the expression Of the
popular wish, that at the next Presidential cleo
ton a ballot box should be provided at every
poll throughout the United States to receive the
votes Of the electors on this questionShall the
we presume there would be little doubt Of the
result. Not one vote in hundred would be in
the negative, and the abolitionists sectionalsts
and fectionists would be found in a miserable
minority. Never again would the attempt be
made TO dissolve the Union. The public viii
would he so strongly expressed as to leave no
further hope to the enemies Of the Constitution
and tho country. Cannot the experiment Dc
irie ~
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Market.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


fiHi-tDaLffnt, June &c, 1856.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state SIS, $50 Reading
Railroad 46; long Island Railroad 131S Morris Canal,
1915 Iennsy lyania Railroad, 4oM.
NEW ORLEANS June 90, 1855.
Cotton-Saes today, 1000 bales at former rates.
Mess pork, SO so and holders asking so. Kcg lard,
13c., and tending upward. Other articles unchanged.
ALBAsy, June ~, 1856.
The markets arc very dull Cork, 45c. for hot 41c.
for damaged, 49c. for sound Western mixed. Sales oi
IL, Geo bushels.
BuITAro, June 26--1 p. NJ.
Flour dun and unchanged. Whcat-Sales Of 5000
bushels prime white Michigan At 81 ~. Corn hrmer.
sales OF Il oo0 bushels, at 40c delivered. Canal reigh
unchanged.
TrFFALo. June 27-s r. NJ.
Flour closes with good demand and firm. Sales 1900
bbls. at 81 81 30 for Mchgan 50 80 IS IS for good
fancy Ohio and Southern Illinois, anu 50 for extra 90
Wheat held Gmy. Corn advanced sue - COO bushels
al .91c. Ac., Goivernd-mo,ty at the latter figures.
OatsSales 10 0G0 bushels private terms Canal lrchts
unchanged. Receipt. FOR tie ~ hours up To to-day,
1900 hbls hour 45 600 bushels corn, 295l bushels rye.
Canal exports gel2, 500 bushels wheat 63 i36
bushels corn
0swEGo June -, 1853
Wheat i firm but duh; sales COCO bushels ut 81 80
for prime Canadian spring. Corn g. e. better; sound
i held ~ 4lc &c. sales 10 00e bushels warm, a6c.
rye is firm Canal lrcghts uachlged wheat, L. 80
l3c., and corn, l0lsc. 70 New York Lake imports,
i26G bbs. -four, II coo bushels wheat $1,000 do
III eco DO, rye. Canal port, 200 bbs. flour ll500
bushels wheat and -. 5000 DO. corn.
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Mails for Europe.

NEW YORK HERALD-EDlrI0N FOR EUROPE.
me mail steamship Arago Captain Lines, VIII leave this
Pors to-day, at noon for Havre.
The European mails will in this city at half past
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The HERALD (prnted in English and French) will be
published O'Clock in the morning. Single copies,
In wrappers, sxpence.
Subscriptions aud advertisements for any edition Of the
NEW York HERALD will received at the following places
n Europe
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The contents of the European edition of the HERALD
will embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
lie office during The previous week. and TO the hour Of
publication.
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BosToS, June 81, 1855.
The heat and closencss Of the amos phere during yes
erday relieved at tw. O'Clock this morning by
thunder shower, OF short duration At East Boston
house struck by lightning, doing considerable
damage, and large unoccuped building blown down.
The vvdness Of the ghng and force Of the wind caused
much alarm in the suburban towns but no great damage
wns done.
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Arrival Of the Submarine CsI,ie to Connect
Newfoundland vsth TSva Scotia.

JINIIFNNf JHIt IIi IsDbs
Tie steamship proponts, from london, Will Tie sub
nartc cable for Tic New York, Newfoundland ana Lon
do Telegraph Company, TO be laid the Gail Of st.
Iawf1nce ana 10 connect Newfoundland with Cape Bre-
..-1. ..r1r...I - sNdnnv Tnn- ~ 9th
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rlttsnurg Coupon Bonds.

PirrsH nj, Pa, June 81 1856
Tho interest ON the coupon bonds issued by The city Of
ut,,lurg to the rittspurg and stcbcnyile Railroad
om,any, duo July J, VIII be promptly paid al Tue Bank
4! Ayasl.ca. II .lc SIS NJ *" Y-.k.
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Observation-Disclosures.

fcAnnSr ncnisD.-The charge of perjury lately
preferred against Capt; ~ w. Iancox has with the con.
sent Of the District Attorney bean dismissed, and the de-
PENDANT has been DISCHARGED fen all further appearance
/. lie lase
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House Of Representatives.
DEATH OF MR.. BAyIY.

DEATH BAyIY.
Mr.. MnrsoS, of va announced the death of his col
league, Mr. Bayly pronouncing high euoguim upon his
public and private character and Offering the customary
resolutions OF respect.
Mr.. GooDE of Virginia. Mr.. Com, of Georgia. and Mr..
CAMPBELL of Ohio spoke in similar terms of their deceased
friend
The resolutions adopted and the House adjourned
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TIE REVOLUTION IN GAIIFoaNIA.-The news
announces that the revolution makes steady pro-
gress; that Cora and Casey the murderers, have
been hanged; that the office Of the Safety Com
mittee Is guarded Will cannon; that It's members
are under arms; that thousands Of men have Of
orcd to serve under il in tie interior; and finally
that an opposition is said 10 be in course Of or
gan;zation against it, ard that tie Governor ia
tends TO put it down. Such are The facts; we are
left 10 decide according TO our Information ana
Our judgment whether The opposition Of which
We hear is or is not acting in concert with the
Governor We should hope, however, that ii Is
not
Il is stated on behalf Of tic Governor that,
after ALL the Safety Committee are acting in yio-
ation Of law-that their proceedings are at best
only riot. This is very superficial reasoning
1t il clear that the committee have broken thQ
law. but they did so at time when an appeal
had already been made to arms, and therefore
when, according to the old adage, the laws wer.
silent. The fact Island the sooner the Governor
Of California and his friends perceive It the bet
ter-tle operation now in progress in California
is a riot, certainly; but It is more than riot-it
is a revolution. If Governor Johnson attempt
to check it. he Will he crushed. Those who talk
Of laws will be met with the sword. Those who
project armed resistance will be killed. That Is
the lesson history teaches, and The Californians
had best ponder it.
What i passing is their war Of independence,
and .hey must fight it out Tie time may soon
come when We may u driven IN Ike manner @
lake mp arms 70 re-conquer an lid pendance from
out The hands Of tie rogucs aud he politicians
who have sWindled us d Il.
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PERSONAL InfclIlrcncc.


zachariah noecrcE, Esq, q its uly, wi! leave IN
tie Arago to-day AZ bearer 81 dispatches lie United
states Legation at Paris.
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srA1rE or WASHINGTON This fine work Of
cat II 10 be unveiled 81 the fth u july Why
slonld not the military procession pa-s around it
AID inangurate i by paying il the highest bo,or3
wbi,e % tbe marclR y woHid De an interesting
pccttci'
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Meeting az the French Residents.

TIE RELIEF OF SUFFERERS ~ TIE INUNDATIONS Il
FRANCE.
Some forty Of our noted French residents mot al
rclnonicos, yesterday at four o'clock =. NJ, TO appoint
committee to raise subscription FOR the sufferers BY the
recent nurdatons in France.
A. Hoguet called the meeting to order, and nominated
E. Leution Chairman which was carried III. lIosnat
otcaied Secretary and c. q. Bechet Treasurer.
After some discussion the following named gentlemen
appointed committee, with power u confer with
similar committees behalf Of The American and ether
natonalites organized for similar purpose viz
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY l3, 1856.
NJ O. 3 N o w R E A d Z.
IN THE CITY ARCHITECT.
A SERIES OF ORIGINAL EsIGSS


DWELLINGS, STORES AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Adapted to Cities ard villages illustrated By Drawings Of
Plans, Elevations Sections, Details Se
WILLIAM y. RNLETr
Price 50 Cents
Twenty Numbers will complete the work Eaeh number will
be complete in hsef and be devoted special object
great Of Abe Cottage Architecture has enconr
sssd Mr. Hsnstt this work which a. is name
implies 10 designed for sude and instructor the erection OF
Town Houses Stores Warehouses; and street architecture
generally Of the great Of large towns that OF
houses of moderate families living upon small in
and ssocsous will not permit them TO live
In these hives Of wreehedness called Colony Houses.
To meet the respectable class Of population
In esion give in the present humber Of the ARCHI
the degns two blocks Of houses with plans and work
ing drawings.
The first design block Of six houses Of two fall stories and
basement piazza &C. The dimensions of thess
houses 10 by 81 with double window in each story the
yisa forming Of daperied srch that affords all tho
heter shade required without any obstructins
he light air. From examination Of the plans will be
een houses contain all the convenences essential 70
the requirements of ordinary sentee family and such the
that the reduced dimensions hardly OBJ
sersbe The Of block OF six houses finished according
plan and spec given would hardly exceed two
thousand dollars each
The design for still cheaper class Of residences being
block eight lot of 100 front These ola
more char externally and with but little vaa
the internal arrangement Instead Of basement there
extension in the for kitchen The block is
rounded BY light and graceful versndsh Though small these
bouseS unite every convenience for comfort and health with
the natural for elegance Of appearance which mus, Away
be consulted in dwellings designed for people of education and
refinement Tie Of these houses will much exceed six
hundred dollars each.
DE WITT L DAVENPORT Publishers,
Nos l60 and 1862 Nassaust
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WILL BE PUBLISHED MAY H.
w Orders led in order Of reeei,s
THE MEMOIRS
THE REV. SPENCER H. CONE, d. d.
An elegant limo. volume. 81 Is
49,. tom ~ ~ " kv.fr x,s

An elegant limo. volume 81 %
Notice from TIE n. Y Eveuins Mirrcr:
81. 10 only few months since tie dss'h Of the Rev Dr.
Cone az which time it was announced hs. fall record Of his
a. ord ,oon PREPARED tho best 20 his mem
s, and sfy The sensr. desire Of en Is snirsr'
in Of the tfest denomination Of which be
r.rarson Of record fell to the hands Of hi. sons wh sie
ofSa tns ssr L The nsned
BE- esl.d-n the handsome volume before The volume
profoundly NE Is% I..o0 o. on. most .vs
sen.rsrionvgo and colec1tvey sksehed sad
k noble and enlightened the commanding naeace and
The unswervine Of that spirit its
nh every advantage be sdded thereto more
sess AID accomplishment: than often developed among
Msn,,. Of he Baptist Genera Convention Of the United
States which ios be held through life In 1923 he
Sp,cb 10 he First Baptist Chuch Of New York In Broome
steel where be minisered the remainder Of bis life
vrprs eloquence bearing burning bolts Of logic crowd,
His church always eIoweed5wicishe.' rebuked
shion custom or prejudice But alone in The pulpit
welded nsh,y influence Connected s vitn The sss
enteIres and the Bible he wa. throughout Heading if not
Tue He ibssei bis own soul and energy wh.ever he
TOUCHED be set himself deliberately no work which he
SS .G' . .ehne mer. pride Of Opuon and
pdedr e had place his nature in or out Of the religious
field He spRe:r to Us TO have been mods Of esI1s.tuss
be how edge with pathos to melt the soul
BE died a: he had lived with The harne. Of his faith
at is good know the history Of such men There
touching described ia the where the lamened
serysnt of God Is called BY necessity to conduct the faners
ceremonies the remain: of his own beloved wife
rlv a few months prior to his DEATH Since reading
H. have had nts visions Of thai subimey
solemn scene What but immortal faith could have kept
The emotional mortal nature Of him who stood by the
bcdy his dearest loynsest vile friend and comPsnoo utte
1f with ieses, eye Dust to dust" as he, mortality wa;
lad In he eaye Surely his sight must have been quchened
10 behold the per doris OF the arisen and his soul have felt
the so embrace Of released and redeemed spirit to have thus
+ sssed through such an ordeal" ~
No. $40 Broadway, New-York-
Coes sent by mail post paid any address receipt Of
prc
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I'VE PARIS CHRONICLE.-On the lst OF
-. M Sra vl BE- Ysblsted ne. trinontssy sss 1rss
naosry md Connerce- Each number VIII ee 80 .srasi
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