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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
YALE OF A COMFORTABLE Dwell.

~ ing ON the Island On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, July 9th, at 6K O'Clock, | shall
sell, on the premises, part Of Lot No H. in square
3o3, with e Improvements thereon. consisting
OF a SUBSTANTIAL twJ-story and attic Frame Dwell
ling, containing seven rooms
This property is situated on Tenth street west
near Maryland avenue.
Terms One thiId cash; balance in 6, IL, 10
ana "a months, satisfactorily secured.
Je Z-eod T.. w BOTELER, Auctioneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
uAfDSOnE BUILDING LOTS on north
i I. bPtWann I4ih aud lfh afreefs ut Auc-

II DPtWeHn nth aNC I0th stfeets at AuC-
tion.-On THURSDAY, the Cd Of July, 1 shall
sell, at O'Clock m , IN frort OF the premises
three ha:ds me Building Lots, fronting - feet
each on nth street, running back about 100
18th street, being Lots C, d. and +, in ohm Days
subdivision Of square No 2l5
TIE above described pIopertv is hand somey
situated as ii regards hea th, got water and con-
venience TO the public apartments. There is an
abundance Of grapes aud other fruit en- the prem
ises.
Terms OF sale One-fourth cash the balance
INC, ~ ard IL months, for notes bearing interest
from the day Of sale. A deed given and deed
Of trust taken. Title indi sputable
26 A GREEN, Auctioneer
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(NREAM.-A CONFECTIONER, HOTEL
~ keeper, or other persons can be supplied with
from six to eight gallons Of pure fresh CREAM
per week, sent In daily or thrice week from
dairy and garden farm near w sshington City, by
addressing a note to Box No. Star once, so that
the advertiser may call and make arrangements
for its delivery. Je 2-u
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commenced the mandatory Of Silver Ware In
with Jewslry persons wishing furnish
their silver to be manufactured into ware
and having tue returned In shape As
every OF fine Watch Repairing
workmsniike manner. H. o. HOOD,
je2O SIS Pennsylvania avenue 9Th street.
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Shocking Accident

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The newly erected
wharf at Reed street, in the First Ward of
this city, cayed in last evening, causing the
heavy shears used by Messrs. Merrick a Sons
for raising heavy machinery, TO fall among a
crowd of men, women and children, prone
nading there. Twenty to thirty persons are
reported crushed, MANNED or drowned
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THE WHITE CHIEFLY Captain Mayr

Il Reid
The Scalp Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Reid
Every Lady her own ShG emaier, or a complete
self-instructor IN the art OF making Callers and
Shoes; price so cents.
immigration, its evils and consequences, by
Samuel T.. Busey, Nj ID.
Comic Miseries Of Human Life illustrated
The Struggle for Life, or Claude and the Skel.
eton Horseman.
John Halifax, Gentleman, by the author Of
Olive.
Clara, or Slave Life In Europe; novel.
Western Africa; It's history, condition and
prospects; by Rev. Leighton Wilson.
lie 3O-tr FRANCK TAYLOR.
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By c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TW kL re BEAUTIFUL BUILDING

W l. Z BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
l. Lets at the corner Of x and Sd streets at
public Auction. --On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, June 18th, at half past O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lots Nos and 4, Square
No. $40, situated at the corner OF north 4 street
and Third street west. Those lots have been sub
divided to make six lots fronting each IS feet 8
inches on north street, running back 1lo feet to
10 feet alley, and six lots fronting q feet inch
on Sd street, running back 155 feet to feet al
ley.
These are probably the best proportioned and
most eigibly situated lots 10 be found for sale in
that very desirable part Of the city for a private
residence, and the sale should command the at
tention OF capitalists well as persons desiring
6rst-class building site
Title indisputable
Terms One fourth cash; the residue in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises
je I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
III The above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th
sane hour and place, at which time the beautiful
Lots on + street will positively be sold without
reserve JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Je2o-o Auctioneer.
IL The above sale is postponed in couse-
qnence OF the rain, until WEDN ESDAY Az
TERNOON, July ID, same hour and place
le 20 q JAS. e.. MCGUIRE, Auctir
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HERRING

DOTONAC HERRING
l. 100 bbls No. Potomac Herring, PACKED ex.
pressly for family use
In store and for sale low by
WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS,
81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th
lie 25-eol2t and 9TH streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
IsRE FIRST PAGE FOR OTHER AUCTION sILFs !

l'.e finSf rASk FOR OTHER AUCTION sALEa l
Bv JAS. c, MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Fifth
street., between M and N streets
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, July s,b, at 6X
Nc. rs On me premises shall sell parts Of Lots
flfln street ives, between nj and N SITS. north.
running back % feet AZ inches
Terms cash.
-V<-o JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Mt Auc.
ucn.-On WEDNESDAY, June 25th, at az
o'ciock p. m, shall sell, on the premises, Lot
677. Va ~ Nv
This property is located In a rapidly-improy.
Ing part OF the city, having front Of % feet on
north II street, between LIST street east and North
feet. >'i0'%
Terms cash.
je1e C. w. BOTEI.ER Anc,
W The above sale IL unavo ida bly, pest.
ponea until MONDAY, July 9Th, at 6k O'Clock
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The SALARIEs.-The City Councils having
failed to make the necessary appropriations,
the Mayor has refused to pay the salaries due
to the officers, old and netr
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EAS HEATERS.-ANOTH SUPPLY
~ OF those Gas Heaters so convenient for the
nursery, or for cooking meal for 81 all family.
Also, GAS STOVES, for cooking and baking,
complete. q. FRANCIS,
je21 400 Seventh ST
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l. mediately, that large brick house on 18th st =,
between f and F recently occupied by Col. ID F
Larned. For terms apply to Mr.. CHARLES b.
KING, Artist, 18th street, or at the Office Of the
Paymaster General No. "a Winder's Building.
IL lQ-:}w
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HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE, THE
l. undersigned, in connection with bis present
facilities, will be able to supply the public at all
times with the best PORTER, ALE, CIDER
and MIN ERAL WATER In pure state Thank
ful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for The last six years, he hopes, by strict atten
ton to his business and with his enlarged estab-
lishment, TO merit a continuance OF the same.
WILLIAM ". III. MACK,
lie 3O-2aw7t* Corner \ and N SITS, Island
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

Nv "hN' o NICuUI Z, AuCtiOneer.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT At
~ Public Sale.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, July I'd, at half past O'CLOCK ON the
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No 7, in square
No sl2, fronting IS feet on north street between
feet alley, with the Improvements, CONSISTING OF
anearly hew frame House, containing four rooms
IL by 10, with an excellent dry cellar under the
whole.
This property Is situated In one Of the most
healty locations In the city, with excellent water
near by, and is very desirable
Terms: Ohe-thiTd cash the residue in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
je esd JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auct,r
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HOUSE FOR Saba FINE NEW
modern built house on X street; fronting
Franklin Square, containing 13 rooms and fine
basement, kitchen, &c Gas, hot and cold water
throughout the house, with bath room, &c In
quire Of fl. A. WILLARD, at Wizards Hotel.
lie 23-lm
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ITARPER,S MAGAZINE FOR JULY;
Il Il 25 cents.
Harper's story Book, No. 90 Gamble Among
the Alps; y 25 cents
Godey's Lady's Book for July IS cents.
Sparrow Grass Papers; 81
Graham's Magazine for July; p cents.
New York Journal for JULY; 1S4 cents.
New York Ledger for June 25th and all the
back number for SAFE by T.. X. LUNDY,
je2i No. 12s Bird &c street, Georgetown.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Only two bodies of the victims Of the wharf
accident last night have been recovered. Ten
women and children are missing.
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GREENWOOD SEMINAR
TTLER,s CORfPUURD SYRUP OF Gun
ARABIC

ARABIC
AS A REMEDY For COUGHS, COLDS,
n HOkRSEN ESS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING
COUCH, GROUP &c, possesses the greateetad
vantases with tile least objections Of any other In
use, having been extensively Uced the last twenty
years with unparalleled success, not truupe 70
the world IS specific OF cure al, but recon-
mended as a valuable and scientific auxiliary IN
PULMONARY cAsHs, ready at hand, and one that
has been generally found to afford relief where
most others have been tried without material ben
eft. AS such Il is recognized by numbers OF our
leading physicians, who know its composition,
and have been eye witnesses OF is superior en-
cacy, IS well as 10y thousands OF Our most respec-
table citizens, who ell endorse its claim TO being
safe, palatable, economical and eficacious. Price
IS cents, or three bottles In one SO cents.
Wholesale Agents, PATTERSON & MARIN,
and STOTT L CO, Penna. avenue; PEEL
STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown
Retailed by Druggists generally.
Also, TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS, the same composition In
lozenge form, 12k cents box. iy6-1y
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The GRAND JURY is engaged to-day with
the testimony in the Herbert and Heating
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BLACktSrONE,s PAVILION,

THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
l. open on the Sd day Of July for the &C ~
has engaged first rate CotilIion Band forX@A
the season, and with his large and Splendid Ball
Room offers vast ind ucements to the lovers Of the
dance. His table will be constantly supplied
with all the luxures Of the Potomac, and his Bar
with the choicest liquors.
This is known to be one Of the healthiest places
the river, being situated betS cen Blackstone's
and st Catharine's Islands.
There will be celebra ion On the 4th Of July,
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs
day, 9th July, Thursday, 7th August, and Thurs
d'y 2lst Of August
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers
during the waierinl season on Tuesdays and Fri
days going down, and will stop for Passengers on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, on her return trips.
Board-Sl per day for week or longe ST., Is
less than week
is25 2m GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE
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VALUABLE LoT We would call the atten-
ton of the public to the advertisement of the
sale this evening, of the fine lot on Ninth
street; between l and New York avenue.
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RESTORATIVE us . question asked daily oy hFndreds
We without hesitation fear Of coutrsocon
IL the only article which will do all promis.s
tie human hsir. IL will grOwiit viii stop
tAling-it viii restore its natural color.
speedy aud ehcaciOus Restorative Trial
81 pints o.; quarts a. Rss sdverserep the Our
page. sp1s-U
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L TON win depart at the follow
Ing hours: s<@@s
Leave Alexandria X, 9, IL, IL, 81, 5k
Leave Washington; ;;s, 10, u, 2k Ak, *
je 2S-d JOB CORSON, Captain.
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FOR SALE AID RENT.


nor RENT-A COMFORTABLE Dwell
l. ling House to let, No 400 Ninth street abov,
n, and all or part Of the Furniture for sale APP
ply On the premises. je 30-3t*
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Ok TONS BAR: BAND, ROUND AND
~ Square Iron now in store and for sale by
ELVANS THOMPSON,
326 Pa avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
ie "a cow (OrgandInU
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
INSTRUCTION INDRAwING Il PAINT

INSTRUCTION INDRAWING Il PAINT
ING.
MIR. WILLIAM MCLEOD, LANDSCAPE
I'VE Painter, respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and the adjacent communities that
he proposes to open classes for instruction In
Drawing and Painting. In a few lays he will be
able TO state where and when his Glasses will be
opened Schools attended and private lessons
given al his class room or the residence Of pupils
Further particulars known by enquiry at the
bookstores Of FIanck Taylor and Taylor L Mau-
ry. lie 30-eo3t
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WATCH RETURNS Terence Flanagan, as
sault and battery; bail for court Hannib al
Picton and John Galloway, drunk and disor-
derby; security and costs. James Bruce,
lying drunk in the streets; workhouse thirty
davS
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Il ly informs his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has sold to William N II Mack
the good will, machinery, bottles, fixtures, &c,
belonging to his Mineral Water Factory.
JOHN McKEON.
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WANTS.,

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE wO-
w man situation as Cook. Apply at No -
IL street, between G and d. 1t&
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 30th Of
~ June, the Steamer GEORGE AZ
PAGE will run at the following
hours:
Leave Alexandria at AZ, 8, 10, 1a, ~, AZ, and
64 O'Clock.
O'Clock.
je 29-r ELLIS IL. PRICE, Captain.
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NORTHERN Liberties MARKET Those do
ing business in this market will, for this week
it will be seen, hold their usual market OF
Friday on Tomorrow (Thursdayl evening.
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TUST RECEIVED
- Scotch Herrings
Fresh Peaches and ApricOts
Prune Cordial
LEWIS celebrated Bitters
V6rmacelli and MaccarOni
Sweet Oil
Fresh Teas, for sale by
JONAS Z LEVY,
47i Pa avenue, Wine, Liquor and Segar Store.
je loft
SOU Pei LERY AND PULVERIZED
- Herbs, viz Sweet Majoram, Su inner Savory,
Thyme, and Sage, for sale by
JAS. III. SHEKELL,
lie 2S-3t 279 street, corner 18th.
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SCHULHOFF'S THIRD MAZURkA just
- published at the Music Depot. Price IS cents.
m 3O-u GEO. HILBUS.
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WANTED-TO HIRE FOR SIX MONTHS
w ora year, GIRL, ID years old A Slave
from the country preferred. Must be industrious
and perfectly black. Address oh CO. Box 4,
Star ofnce, stating price and where to be seen.
iy 2-1tk
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AT MEETING of the Liberty Club, held
July l, 1855, the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing term Robert John
son reelected president; George A. Newton,
vice president; Jas. f Beall, reelected Sec
rotary Benz A. Davis, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-02

No FIRR WoRKs.-We learn that the Gov
ernment does not design furnishing any fire
works on the coming Fourth, and as the city
councils have done nothing in that line, we
presume that all the pyrotechnics got up on
that day will be on private account.
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FIGHrING.-A considerable crowd was col.
lected yesterday, on Sixth street, by the ar
rest Of two drunken women, who had been
fighting. They struggled to escape, and the
officers had some trouble with them. The
cases were disposed Of by Justice Morsell.
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nor BOsT N.-THE FAST SAILING
Il Clipper Schooner SEARSVILLE has as
arrived and will have quick despatch for 800
the above port. For Freight apply to
HARTLEY BROTHER,
lie Ivy 4 Agents.
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DRowNED.-A man, said to be a native of
Ireland, was drowned on Monday at the big
rock, in Rock Creek, between Twsaty-sec nd
and TweDty-third streets. The body was re-
covered yesterday. He was sitting upon the
rock about noon on Monday, and had not been
seen till the body was recovered.
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WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSE, TO
w take charge Of a child Is months old, to 90
to the Springs. One who can come well recon-
mended will hear Of good situation by applying
Immediately, at No % X street between 9TH and
Sth streets 1t#
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04

my reach and her roguish face peering
through the doorway shouted:
Il say Charley. what kind of aroller does
my hand maSe?"
"oh." said /. "you take too much ink. 4"
"iIa! ha!'' She laughed, well, good bye
Charley. that's my impression.
L went to the glass and surveyed myself
for moment, and verify believe that
could have passed fora guinea niger with
out the slightest difficulty. And So said
to myself, this IS love in printing Of
fee. The devil e. away with such love-
The next mornin. snen the editor came
to the Office, / rather calculate he found
things al little topsy turvy. However, that
made no difference to me; for | had miz-
zled before daylight. l bore the marks of
that scene many a day and now whenever
| see lady entering printing Office, |
think oil little Mary and keep my eye on the
ink key.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04

ent age OF progressive science; and we es-
pecially commend this valuable invention
to the parties Interested in deepening the
outlets of rivers and harbors on the Gull
coast. assured IS we are that, whenever 4
sufiicien, volume Of flowing water can be
centralized, the desired result can be spec
Oily attained. It is gratifying to us TO re.
cord the fact that the exclusive right ol
this new principle is secured to the invent
ors by patent dated July 8, 1856.
The main feature Of this novel invention
consists in peculiar shape and point be-
ing given 70 sawed spies, so that after the
first one, styled, beginner" is driven to
its proper bearings, and secured to a sub
s,antial and continuous beam, the remain
Ing ones, unlike the frs, styled followers,
ar oHc after another placed to the edge OF
Is predecessor, and successfully driven
down. ObeyiRg this new mechanical law,
these followers, in their descent, maintain a
close contact and true line, forming com
ple;e dam or breakwater rs the work pro-
crosses. each being also fastened to a con-
tnuous beam.
Aside from the magnificent results
promised TO the commerce Of the South by
the opening of her rivers to vessels of the
largest class. this invention assures a spec
dy and eiiectual stopping of all cTevasses
and breaks to the levees that line the mar
gin of hey great rivers Washington In
ion.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04

g-For the benefit OF our readers, who
may want TO buy them a home-go i,.to
the merchandising business-or the lum
per trade; we would say that c. Cushman
offers quantity OF real estate at private
sale; and no doubt but there arc bargains
10 be had
He has new steam saw mill, good wa
ter mill, fine country store. and nice
stock of goods; besides upwards of 500
acres of heavy timbered land. lying within
one and quarter miles Of Tyner City, and
right on the Rail Road, all of which is to
be sold between now and the first Of Jauu-
airy, 1857. or leased for term Of years.
The above property vii be sold together
or separately TO suit buyers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04
DeIincueaS List.

The publication CT Tie Delinquent list in
this weeks issue, has ,nonopolized one
page. which will prevent us from giving
cur usual variety Of reading mater. It's
probably tic better way 10 give a delin-
quent list one insertion in q newspaper, in
order to give al an opportunity to ascer-
tain if their lands have been advertised for
sale for taxes; but filling up a paper with
that kind Of material for several weeks, is
not 50 very Interesting TO the general
reader
Il is matter CT curiosity to us, thai.
people will allow their lands to be returned
delinquent, when, .! The same time. they
are abunian;ly able - Fay their taxes.
When lands are returned by the Treas
urer. for the non payment Of taxes. ten per
cent penalty is added, and Tie whole draws
six per centinte.cst until paid If not paid
before, the Auditor Is required. between
the first and fi.ecnll. II November, 70 re-
cord the Delinqucn:s III : book provided
sor that purpose. aud copy the same imme-
dia:ely, and have !; printed il some news
paper. or il it can BE- done cheaper, have !:
published in handful FORM the coz: Of re.
cording. copying. and F';a:ias tie l:a;. Is
paid fox By the coga;y
The Treasurer i, notified 70 collect IN
equal sum on each description Of land al
vcrtised. in order - reimburse to the coun-
~, the amount advanced Ate. lands are
aold for taxes, the purchasers are entitled
10 fifty per cen; on the amount. .nd OF Ill
subsequent taxes by them paid, with six
per cen; interest. For tie benefit Ct some
who are not aware e the cos.s which ac-
eumulate on a trac. OF Ianl. which IS sod
70. taxes, We have given Tho fosss Ing OK
po,c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04
Mors Came,s for the Government.
C0NSTANTrEOpLr. Oct. 7. &c

Nt-t> NOA'lsi-J OCt. COO.
Tie s:o.e ship Supply, has again come
%. in the Ne iit4rranean for a cargo Of cam
els. ard IS daily expected at Smyrna, where
Mr. Keep IS now engaged selecting the
bes. Kind for transportation to Texas. The
Ottoman government has sent the Governor
general OF Smyrna TO see that every assis-
tlnce be given TO Mr. Keep in carrying out
the project of MS government; and l hear
Tia. be Will probably make a visi; into the
interior Of Asia Minor--to Sardis or Komi
.h-in pursuance to his instructions. The
Sultan las ordered tho Governor General
Of Smyrna to give Alr Keep six Of the fl
nest Cainels Of the country for his govern
nleat. in view Of eyncing the interest lie
tales In tie successful introduction Of cam
e.s ia.o the United States Last year, the
sudden departure Of the Supply from Con
stan:inople prevented her taking the camels
offered b. the Sultan. There IS no doub,
bu: these camels will become Of immensc
value to Tie inhabitants Of the southern p.
Of Tie United States: and that, in the cotton
growing S;a.es. they will be used to convey
bales OF cotton TO ports Of shipment In
the province Of Adm, Of which Smyrna is
lie capital, large quantities Of cotton are
raised. anI withou. camels they could TO;
be conveyed TO this port. They also carry
all the wool, figs, opium. maldcr root, aud
other objects Of produce, from Tie interior
Of Asia Minor 10 Smyrna. In the vicinity
Of this city coal, barley and straw, are ear
rie1 to market, and, on their return, they
are loaded with merchandise for the use Of
the more distant villages. Thus, it is seen
that the use Of the camel is not confined to
The deserts Of Africa, as is generally sup
posed in the United States In the Otto
man empire, they may be seen crossing the
mountains, at aii seasons; and they are no
more, affected by cold than By heat Just
like tho horsc. the mule, the ass, With
may lave originally belonged to a particular
climate and region. the camel is susceptible
OF adopting all climates and all parts of the
globe Correspondence Of tie " y. Jour
nal Of Commerce..