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Mr. Ericsson IT is stated does not despair Of success in
applying the snew motor" He is said to have built
eight small engines, the hotar principle, since the
experiment with the Ericsson steamship and to be still
engaged in the pursuit of his fvority study The Scen
tifc American says "He has floating on the Hud-
son small steamer ai-e about seventy feet long,
which he has succeeded in driving at good rate by the
combustion of almost incredibly small quantity Of pine
kindling wood There two engines horizontal sin
acting and apparently about thirty inches diameter
by thrysix inches stroke The vessel IL an open boat
or mammoth yawl and the paddle wheels about ten
on twelve feet in diameter We believe air alone the
fluid employed as a medium to generate the power
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Randolph Rodgers, the American sculptor, arrived
few days since from Rome and brought with him photo
graphs Of the splendid massive doors for the Capitol
tension at Washington city which important work was
ntrusted Jointly to him and the celebrated Crawford
but as the hopeless state Of the atters health precludes
further use Of the chsel his unfinished works will
probably be placed in the hands of Mr. Rodgers for
pletion We understand that he will lead beauti-
l and accomplished daughter Of the Old Dominion to
the hymenal altar His Nydia the Blind Girl the In
dian Lovers Ruth the Cleaner Cupid breaking his Bow,
his statue of John Adams and several minor sculptures,
viii arrive here within few weeks.
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TAYLOR 3 MAuRYs EIaatic Pens. the nearest

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approach quill manufactured by Perry london,
pfessly for Taylor Msury.
Taylor Marry envelopes, rom ten cents hundred
Msurys dollar half
Taylor Maury commercial from dollar and half
Taylor Maurys bin paper, 20 cents qulre.
qualities Of English writing
GLIDING thick laid specially imported
byT&M ANf aisaatf8 a6 tM
n Msurys oGlcisl sealing
Taylor Maurys hafdolar Bibles, elegantly bound.
Taylor Msurys forty cent prayer book do
Maurys stationery blank books
braces every variety the tho highest grades uanuc
which consistent with quality
New books received immediately publication.
Importations of books from England weekly
All the school books Dstrict low prices.
t.A 4.s TAYLOR A MAURYS
Aug n Book aud Stationery Store near oh street
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Natio,al Aqrieulhnal Fair

LOUISVILLE, Aug 3l.-The United States Agricultural
societys exhibition opened at 10 o'clock this morning
by the Butchers Association cscorting Col Marshal r
Wilder TO the amphitheate where he delivered an ex-
ceedngly eloquent address.
Fifteen thousand persons present. half OF whom
ladies. Also, many distinguished strangers.
The day devoted to trial of speed the track and
voluntary exhibitions of horses in the amphitheatre
Six to hundred head of superior stock were en-
tered, and entries still being made.
The weather Is delightful
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HORNE TOOKES Diversions of Purley, new edi-
Ill ton, 1 vol, London 1857. -.
History Of Bulls Bsons and Bunaoes, by Massey
London 1857, ~ ongravings. 81 25
DerHngs Cycopcdn photographer London 1857 Sl3.
Universal Dictionary tho English French Iaan
Languages, 1 vol, London, 1857 ~ so.
Grfihs Articsts Manual 7h edition. london 1857 %
Aug IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEW ARRIVALS OF BOOKS AT TAYLOR &

In MAURY'S.
The Fcatccd Arrow Rangers by
stacker, so cents gsast ~ . s-ss
Objects Shore including Aqua
the Rev Wood rs Coiorod Illustrations aud
bound, 81, st3 86t4
Lie in China by the Rev William Milne A., for many years
Missionary among the Chinese with fonr original 81 So
the Cuba United
Canada copiouy illustrated by Captain the honorable Henry
Murray, r. N
Unprotected Females Norway the ncasantest Way Of Travel
ling There Passing Through Denmark Sweden 81 IS
The Divine Life by tho Rev John Kennedy H. A. r. g. g. 81
The Five 0aseways Krowiedge, by George wsoa D. y
F., so cents 4}s si.H
Funeral Euoy the Obscques o DR. T. X Kane delivered
Philadelphia by tho Row. Charles W. Shields rs
CampbeIs Lives the Chief Justices Of England, vol So
Evenings with Jesus from Sermons Preached by the Rev
William Jay OF Bath, 81 rs. sfAaAs #5
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New ORLEANS, Aug 1.-The Associated Press pub
lshed the Atlantics news exclusively In extra this
morning
celebration took place to-day in honor of the
memory OF Lopez Minute guns were tired.
The number OF deaths last week was l02
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nee Orleans Aa,ulal Cotton Statement
NEw ORLEANS Sept. 1.-The total receipts Of cotton at
this port during the year amounted to ESQ bales
The estimated crop was 29S5,000 bales. Exports, l.,
5l6, 900 bales. Stock i'm port, TO- 4S4 bales.
The receipts new cotton amounted to but $50 bales
against 600 at the same date last year.
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Bank Rhilrss and Dyaleations.

NEW York, Sept 1.-The Mechanics Banking Associ-
alton closed their doors this morning, in consequence Of
the dealcation of OF the officers to the amount Of
$40, 900. There is almost panic in the street.
NEW YoRK, Sept IL eebe & Co., extensive bankers,
have suspended The excitement in Wall street is greater
than ever
UTICA, On Y.,) Aug. 3l--The loss of the Ontario
Bank by the decation of ocersis ascertned
to two hundred thousand dollars.
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NEW ORLEANS Aug. 3l.A revolution has broken out
in Yucatan and nearly the whole State Is in The
rcyoutioniss composed of the radical party have been
everywhere successful
The governor was marching against campeaehy with
500 men
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r EWIS'S Biographical History of Philosophy, !
III 4 VOL, Svo. 81 75
Mormonism by Elder Hyde 81 rs.
Iamarne's History Of Turkey vols. 49,
Iousseans Confession, vols, translated. 90 60.
How TO Write, n manual OF composition. SO cents.
How to Behave manual of etiquette. SO cents
How Talk, a manual OF conversation. SO
Mrs Jamesons the Poets blue gold rs cents.
Punch's Pocket Book Of Fun. so cents
Macaulay's Biographical and Historical Sketches 80
AugI5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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II ORD CAMPBELLS LIVES of the Chief Justices
il Of England, vol. Q, 81 rs.
Evenings with Jesus, by Rev. William Jay, 81 25.
The Divine LIE, by Rev. John Kennedy, 81.
Gacways Of Knowledge by George Wilson, NJ d. SO
Euogy Doct Kane, by Rev C w. Shields
Aug %. yG ga } t's ~ FRANCR TAYLOR
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday Instant lngodo by the Rev Dr. GraIxY
the Of New York, TO JENNY NJ BLAKE,
Of the ats Dr. CHARLES BLAKE Of Massachusetts
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TIN BRITISH POSSESSIONS ISDrA.The following psrtic
ulars respecting India will not be without interest at this
moment:
Nearly million and half Of pounds sterling
aduncss some of them have lapsed within few years
in pensions to conquered native princes The King of
Delhi 1.-THE Mogul receives annually ESQ 000 the Ma
wab Of Bengal fl6O 900; the Nawab of the Carnatic
fll6 $50 the Rajah of Tanjore FL $50 and others
an equally muni6cent scale The British territory in In
da is equal to the whole of continental Europe Russia
excepted covering Of 1863 miles, with popu
O66; and now estimated at about 200, 900 900.
presidencies- Bengal Madras, Bombay, and Agra. BEN
gal il the seat Of the governor and the supreme
council Madras and Bombay have zach governor and
council and Agra has lieutenant governor without
council The total military force at the disposal Of the
governor general 10 about S22, 900 men, OF these TO-.
4sO are Queens troops; 10000 companys European
troops 900 companys native troops, and 81. 900
native contingents, commanded by British officers and
available under treaties Out Of the 322 900 only
are English.
Great works Of public improvement in Of
construction by the English The Ganges canal has al
ready cost &722 $780, and will be completed at addi
tiona cost Of some 1900 900 The whole length trunk
and branches included win be 1870 miles Another canal
$50 miles long in progress in the Punjaub Three great
trunk roads are far ad vancsd viz From Calcutta to
Peshawur lap miles from Calcutta to Bombay,
l002 miles and from Bombay TO Agra, 1884 miles One
railroad built others projected line of telegraph
extending so miles, will be increased TO $50
miles
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I'M Constructing and Repairing Roads. BY II.
Law, civil engineer ~ cents,
Virgins Enqbanking Lands from tho Sea rs conts.
Heather the Uso Of Mathematical aud Drawing rs
cents.
Bakers land and Engineering Surveying rs cents,
Illumination Light
Tomnsson Construction OF locks. 81 cents
Dempsey Tubular and other Iron Bridges.
and Matchmaking Church
Highton the Electric Telegraph. rs
Stephenson on tho Construction Of Railways 81
Dempsey Locomotive Engines. Sc cents ST.
Armstrong Steam Boilers. 81 cents
Gynn on tho Power Of Water and on Pumps. rs cents
Pynos Perspective. rs cents
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continued firing for about half an hour and was very
confident that the two he first fired at killed He
had heard that three dead men had been found, and
thinks, from the number Of guns fred that number
were wounded
The Indian taken prisoner, Za-te-yah-he, or
Shifting Wind whose husband slain by the party Of
Sioux under Little Grow in this expedition states that
her father slain thirty years ago by Sioux of Red
IRONS band and that her husband WAS friend of Inka-
padutah and OF his band There were twelve men
and two little boys (sons of Inkapadutal at the Spirit
Lake These people were all originally OF the Wah
pekue band About sixteen years ago they killed the
old chief of that band zazlg Iia Cane,) in conse-
quenoe Of which they were expelled and have remained
rowing outlaws the Missouri river and its tributaries
until this time.
This prisoner and another old will be sent
to her brother at the agency at Yellow Medicine.
The sisiton and wahpiton warriors confirmed the state
men made by the other Indians and added that of
the men found In the lodges had dollars in money
on his person
iSpamp and Orerio,red Lands "A patent for a. $40 rs
acres being lands selected in lieu OF lands located by
military warrants scrip in virtue Of special certificate
No issued to the State Of Wisconsin under the second
section Of the act Of I'd March, 1885, Is in Of
preparation in the General Land Office and will be trans
mtted TO the governor Of that State in few days.
Letters Recsioed by the General Land C1ce-lhe number
of letters received by the General Land Office from the
Lat Of May 1885, the 26th Of August 1857 requiring
answers is one hundred thousand being, exclusive of Sun
days, Giy thousand per annum.
Pension Bureau abstract Of the business of this bu-
for the last month. (August under the act of Sd
March, 1855
Number Of applications for bountyla received
Number of warrants certificates issued SCI
Number Of acres of land required to satisfy these
rants, 231, 300 as follows
1,223 warrants Of l60 acres each 49,, $50
PA 100 ------------- 25, $50
I22 80 -------------- $3.50
90 40 so
1851 23l, 200
Total number Of applications received -279 ,2l5
Total number Of warrants issued -2l2, 768
10 satisfy these warrants will require $40 acres
Of the public lands-as follows
7,7ss warrants for 100 acres each II, AIS $50
93,253 :. :. 1870 4. ------ll ,l90, 800
32g GO q l9, TAO
445 !" NJ 40 q -------- 1880
10 ------- so
81 s.id
al2.76s 26,465 $40
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nR. G.. III. VAN PATTEN, Dentist, expects to
the 9Th September proxmo, when,
and energy he will resume his professional duties
believing that his efforts in Washington
during eighteen years proved generally satisfactory
determined and merit the public confidence and
patronage, which he again respectfully solicis
hereooel his residence Cedar Hill Villa pcnnsyva
nla avenue, Georgetown
Sep 2-dTt
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ri Posf OAce RolLed.

New YoRK, Sep 1.-The post Office Of New London
Connecticut, robbed last night of bag containing
the New York and southern mails. No trace has We
been discovered OF the person persons
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2l27ss
COL. THOMAS H. HOLT.

Amid the general qualification that is felt and ex-
pressed in regard to the glorious victories re-
Gently achieved by the democracy of Kentucky,
with the aid Of their old-line wing allies, the
arduous, important, and efficient services of Col
Thomas H. Holt, in the Louisville congressional dis
frct must not be lost sight Of At the urgent solicit
tatons Of political friends and at slight personal
sacrifice he engaged in canvass which was consd-
cred in all parts of the Union as almost hopeless.
Notwithstanding this diBcouraging feeling notwith-
standing frauds and intimidations, and the naked,
undisguised disgracefu fact that the fear of per-
sona violence kept thousands of democrats from the
polls in Lonisvile-Col. Holt has out of his
pected unsuccessful contest with increased strength
and popularity, and with increased claims on the
democratic party. With great truth the Louisville
Democrat observes
ssWhle we have been awarding tie gallant vctors in
other weought fields the credit Justly their DUE
have failed to give Col Holt the full praise to which he
is fairly entitled Although not successful he
plished wonders, and with fair election In Louisville
would have double distanced his pompous competitor
Col Holt reduced the majority Of Marshall from 1854
which it was two years ago. to 04, showing the hand
Oldham Jefferson and Shelby he gained heavily and if
an expression Of the wishes Of all the legal voters
in our city had been given Marshall would have been
where in the race Col Holt made most admirable and
effective speeches. and although he did we'll in the
country yet assured he would have done far bet
ter our friends there could have believed that in the
city would have rendered their efforts Of avail "
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Bank OF Commerce, Georgetown, ID. G.
TINE subscriber has had consigned to him for nego-
aon IL bonds Of Ramsey county Minnesota 10
Of county Minnesota ~ cent and bonds
county Minnesota IL cen with attached payable
These bonds q
and desirable investment The security beyond all
gency available and ample. ase. G.fisat
Aug I9-d2wh c. r. RTTTENHOUSE-
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Tayl g.
lyl Maurys stock of surveying othcr
large Of the best manufacture German silver sold
separately from s. to $3.50 each Also fine brass
from 81 So So Taylor Maurys
rosewood box with lock and kcy particularly adapted for
dents in surveying
Ivory calc curves potractors trisng
wood brass and glass pocketrus nagnying
glasses proportional Claude lorraine glasses pocket
passes, &C.
FOR TAYLOR Il MAURYY
Aug 29-3tt Bookstore, 9th street.
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LH0R SALE very valuable real estate ON Pennsyl-
avenuc1hc property adjoining tho east the
Pennsylvania 18th street fronts
"a feet tho and contains 322 square running
o a feet alley
Further particulars, terms, Sc, known on application
KELLER a MCKINNEY,
10th street, opposite Treasury Department
June 3odtf
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Mutual Life Insurance Company or COnnec ticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1896
Capital Annual dividend policies per cent
Ninety eight during by paying s2l4 99a
Of the operations furnished Those
other agencies and have their
policies renewed through sGF 3E
9ae 2t+ MICH. NOUIsE, Agent,
juno 19--dly No. 46l 18th
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STEAM ENGINE AND BoILER FOR SALE.

------
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.
YTNHE Engine Is Of about eightecn-horse power,
and although II has years good
large for the which applied descrip
ton the engine who purchase
inspect themselves The Ellis
this sufficient guarantee Of It's value.
Union Office, whore the forms viii be made known
July 24--tf s4ts ster3 M fs f88s
Georgetown College.
@ tudies will be resumed in this institution on Mon
~ day the 9Th Of September next. B. A. MAGuIRE,
Aug 26--lm President.
washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
capital 5000 900
YTNHlS Company is prepared to receive appl-
IL cations for Insurance buildings, merchandise
usual city rates. without charge policy
Tenth street and Penn the Washington Savings
Bank n 5alst
VIM. Y. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Robert Farnhan, James f.. Halliday,
VIM. 0rme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Nohun NJ. W. Cali,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE President
G. D. HASsoS, Secretary.
May 2s-d1y
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American Gothic and Brass-Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIo lATTIIi ARCHITECT " s. b. A, sc
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
IL and farm buildings onice, Gohcs, Chsppaqus
Westchcstcr county New York
June 1T--dd
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NJOW is the time to lay in your fuel for the
In winter prepared sell WOOD and cheaper
Al any other OF the year
Weekly receiving large shipments OF white red gray
Goals from the NOS, approved mines the country carefully
pared for cooking CRATES,
Also HICKORY OAK PINE WOOD OF the most superior aal.
tiles, 8 NJ -TA
DAILY EXPECTED
large supply Of CUMBERLAND COAL all which win be sold at
the lowest market price. W.
Orders left with will with prompt
age
Coal under 2io pounds ton carefully weighed
by weighcr
7, J.&w NJ CALI
Ohlce northwest corner 18th and streets, No. SAL,
One square south Pennsylvania avenue
July 2l--lm fT'''
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"ILLARD'S HOTEL. C.. * H. a. Willard,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Fourteenth street Washington
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1851 23l, 200
Total number Of applications received 279 215
Total number of warrants issued 2I2 1853
10 satisfy these warrants will require 26 acres
Of he public lands-as follows
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ci.s. 4.
JONES a NOELL,
Attorneys at Ldp a#s
DUBUQUE, IOWA, a
WILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv their profession them.
Collections made In Iowa. Illinois Wsconsn and Minnesota Territory
al proceeds promptly rcmtted
Mo- Mssr raO Psro Soar,e BANKERS Washington city.
Hon Revcrdy Johnson, Baltimore Maryland. @
Hon John A. Dix, DIX New York city
Sep 2--du i.E
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FADING Criminal Cases, vol. Ia Selection of
leading Cases IL Criminal Law, with Notes by n
just published by LITTLE BROWN, a 90
Aug 15--3teodt fI2 washington street p,s,op
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Modern Languages.
nANIEL Il. GROUX, q native Of France, teacher
languages, especially French, Spanish
TRANSACTIONS aud punctuaty
prices. g4 aas
223 south SIDE 18th
streets opposite Wizards Hotel, Washington D. G.
25--3awMW&F SH4t atstEis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-09

Viva ual KS liAf NsS hSrs '1ffrsPetlebt
Ntw YoRE. June %, 1857.
The town il in ardent spirits this morn
ing Busine,s is dull and time hangs heavy
On our hsn,is 81 everybody has bough, a
gut,a pcrchA suit AMI = chiion,ers hook
and Is going up TO Albany. pearl fishing
The amusement promises 20 lie decidedly
fashionable and Newport ami Saratoga will
be deserted RICH, away unless some pearly
crssk should te discovered in their vicinity
Fishing and hunting have b.,sn voted bore.
all the brooks are troubles. and all the woods
devoid Of game, but digging up pearls by
the hashcl Is another story 1t Is aid that
a large jewelry firm Of this city advanced
$4,000 upon the bnshel OF gcms found mar
Albany, and Il this Irovcs true, grand cru
.@le up the river may IT, looked Tor Why
mott Que mans fingers can dig muscles JUS,
~ we'll a. anothers. Rut who is 10 buy anil
wear all this commodity.
I,asincss is IN state u stagnatiou. A. the
markc, 10 oaly Moderately supplied with
goods. anal everybody Is waiting for the new
tariff IN take etNct. when vast quantities Of
merchandise, especially dry goods. will lie
Withdrawn from bond 1bc amount Of dry
god, nov in bond IS over $4,000 600 in
value. The South western merchants are
beginning to make their appearance, NOR
snr the parpoer Of ssing the town than Of
buying for the ncIt two works
Country merchants should be warned "
q new panel dodgc. which is beginning TO
be practised successfully several gentle.
men. r~csutly arrived. eIhibi, very elegant
biIess from lsdis residing in Wooster
street, protesting acquaintance, and re
quss,ing an early call II appears that the
LADY bcsr3crs- in some HOUSES Of III rrpase
are 10 the hAhi, o! dispa'eh.aS notes Of this
KIDD TO I'll the uams which appear IN the
hoiei lists in the evening papers We give
special potic~ q tins. lest soms unsophsti.
cated u u nigh, BE- entrapp~i into an
embarrassing positicn-
The prospect of bassncs for ths al %
mach mors promising than il was t~o 90
thrvx weeks aro, Al s,scounn sem 10
sgre in prciicsing excelknt crops, from
ussss sctious Of the West. And thoss Of our
merchanss vho hare recutiy vtarued fson
collecting tours in that sv,iou. sprak With
great eou6jens Of the eoaditioc u th<
cosntsy The oily tro1be has hsxn vAns
q specse-ovine 70 Which wealthy fAru-n
havs h<sn unAbx 70 paw tn Smallest hilh.
and. cuoneQoentiy the dsas<rs uso appts~i
them coaA rot meet TIER liabilities 10 Nsv
f0t