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ILf.N:sL sTOR.sGE.--I have a large dou-
u BILE Warehouse ut the Canal Basin capable OF
storing any amount Of produce, which will BE- re-
csved stored taken care cf and held subject to the
owners orders ON most reasonable terms
i. g. URILEY.
mh2G-tf
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RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL.
'artIcuIar attention pad 70 Receiving, Sc
Forwarding, also, TO the
Sale of any Produce,

other property consigned us for sae and salts
faction guaranteed
Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street
adjoining the Telegraph, and ON the Wharf boat
where to be found, attending TO thu interests
of our patrons at all hours, day and night
With cur superior facilities; long standing: un
firing energy; and knowledge ~ our business we
feel confident Of giving general satisfaction, and
hone 10 Merit continuance OF the extensive pa;ron
age enjoying
Liberal cash advances Will be made on all consisn-
mcnts TO either ourselves or correspondents in any
of the principal markets, North, East or South
p. C. O,RllEY a Co
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26-N.
Flour steady. Wheat firm and active :;
red 25Gf | 30; white | 3sG | -. Corn
dull; white 7s(G soc. Provisions declining
Whisky dull and lower; sales at 25c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2G-N.
Flour dull and dropping. Whisky I'M
changed. Provisions inactive and very
little doing. Wheat fire aud in good de-
mlnd for shipment.
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Gold Lockets, bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Gun Pins Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver ThiIubles and
a variety of other articles worth from 50 cents to
Slj 90 each.
Gu receipt Of the subscription money,..ths sub
scribers name will be entered upon our books oppo-
site number, and the gift corresponding with tina,
number will he forwarded within one week 10 him.
10y mail or express, postpaid.
There Il neither hunIbug nor lottery about the
above every subscriber is sure of Prize of val
We prefer TO make this liberal distribution
among them instead Of giving large commission to
Agents, giving 10 the subscriber the amount that
would go 10 the Agent, and in many csscs a hum
drcd fold more. DANIEL ADEE, Publisher.
apI2-6m PHI Centre street, New York.
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Aukk AND ONO ktii bad
Ssm~~ asrsayes ~a' ~ss sv~sss s~ss.u-.i @aeAsfas
Three through ooHosss say lssegs syi
from Washington fos me Wet o. t&bws
ist The cf>ciN~su fNffs ssll. a rn., 81
lowing p~sscssrs sns trs~slsss Ms tss nstlspe
Junction before psoccen. West rs .AfbN Al 'r
p snd coinssts az isu~ss es ss ssae - "a eA
Central Ohio cnlsnhus eAsssansn
reaching Dnonnau al ~ ~, ness ssf
81 TIE GREAT cIN,IsNAf ass "a IN hAfse ee~sesss
leaves wsshagton dncudns Sfsngj 70 re-HAs se
cnnssi day, sAd eanFttAs
Train for Loaisyl Care and ne sastss ss - ~ t
sas, wahinsson cneana@t euy - Aars saA
3d CINCINNATI DAYTON r>pAvAluR casan ~ tOtf4
CHICAGO and NORTHUMBERLAND fAPFt~
and sunday al $50, N.rissNsS tsas~ No.
nmore leaving Baltimore si TO- a@ ran,as sss the
grand seenery s4a
ais, a. M or $50, uan Trcra ~sssingssn.
Prkcrsbarg and ali Sfsh
take the $50 train yor Ill ran ss A2 f~su~ ss
the
The western connexions from wsshnxss@ xas N~ss Wy al
that have been offered ~ the u~ssns pshs
provcmen adv that tbc the &as
Ohio Railroad and ~ associate lines s~ad hss~
This Through nckrss sBd cess
and other possible iaey, wa os Mssd ta~
Way passengers tho
road will leave Washington foicwr for all srweea ua
Junction and Piedmont by the sis,
between Piedmont and Whe~snE take tue gs
connect with the Frederick train, take ths 35o,
For soss Of all kinds baggage chss and further susss
apply 10 fiits> ~ fAies,Ns, Agee
Or at the tcket osiice, wsshns,s ststso.
w. y. SMITH,
Master of Tran
I. N. oUE
General rrsct Agent
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N the matter of the division OF the real estate Of
william Mahewsn the circuit cour, for Charles county, Ma
ryland, May term, 1853
that the report Of the commissioners @
confirmed unless the he shown
before the first Monday In October next provided o.
week for three weeks
published OF Columbia the first advertisement b.
Inserted before tho nrst Monday ooer next
Juv l5--lsy3w pfTfR W CEAiS.
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strange affair occurred in village in France Inc
grave digger found skeleton in which all the teeth were
intact 1t is popular superstition In that part OF the
country that dead pcrsons tooth is an infab)e prt
servativo against toothachc and number Of villagers
made the man extract the teeth and then they scra
bled, and almost fought for the possession OF them
Some toleraby well educated persons took part in this
absurd and unseemiy conflict -
Tho new Viotori, bell called Big Ben, has been re-
cast and intended for the British House Of Parliament
weighs l3 tons, 10 cwt., qr ~ lbs, rather more
than two tons less than the original Its diameter ia
nine feet, and height seven feet six inches
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B.NlnNons, May s, 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON Virginia. Tennessee oaores Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, aud Texss.
Through Tickets Rad
Office, Of Tennsy sixth Washing
board Of the Steam Ferry Boat George the 0e
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Aicxahdra
To Richmond, anvle Lynchbnrg, Bristol Knoxville flioo,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Iunsyie, Grand June
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, aud New Orleans.
BY Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
Aordng Expedition Comfort and being 200
shorter than by any athor
ferry George the Seventh
O'Clock, Alexandria, where passengers the
cmond charlottesville Saintcn White sulphur Springs Wood
Richmond md all points Southwest,
making and close Memphis.
Baggage wagons omnbusc, ONCE avenue
O'Clock, M and z, p. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
UNI 18-tf Washington.
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~ J. & W. NJ. GALTs STEAM FIREWooD

Il Mills and general Fuel taking grounds
known Van Ness wharf street
thereon our steam nrcwool MILF prepared manufacture
our unvaed split wood which elncty combines
economy and convenience, the thirty
seven cents In the swng nothing Of tho
the by In cadcavoring
maui those nerminaie knots with which onc cellar nc the
close o n scaso
IN our coal department. SURPASSED purchase
none but the best article prepared the best In this
Wy Our coal "a all perfectly screened and hoase ffcm the weather.
nabNng TO deliver good order any o tho year
4. "a W. NJ. GAIT.
Offices northwest i2h cgrcct square south
fennsyvana avenuc, and foot oi 1ith street.
July l4-du
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at Law.
AvI hsssas az, 81 No 10 wNa stsess, New YORK
Asf list
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.--When in the course
human events ladies and gentlemen oe Of their greatest
head OF
Importance question What shall stop tho
hair falling and s vigo and bcsnys In reply
this query DR. arrss Hair Promoter and I'm
few applications viii the hnr falling breaking
dandu the scalp clean md white and mpar fresh
the hair nnd although sse been bald
twenty the continued Of two months viii insure
head hair Call botte and, satisfied
after the second application return and the price pail
AK Improver- Sold in ri h.
mond by W. PETERSON, Drrggist
Corner Maine and 18th and Main and Wall streets.
Sold Washington by r. D. GILMAN druggist Pennsylvania
May 2l-3m
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GfLENBiD rs'HEMkS IoR July, ls5s.--GREd;-
~ ORy NAtRX, asasSsgs, WILMINGTON, nIAwARE b
aaa1f Ne sprasaefnce 20 ayaatcd BY
Gosyrsos.
oSe ene fsassfY ff ~ DELAWARE
Glaze ff isss ~ W arswu WILMINGTON, nl, saarday
lflY
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osesx rrF .Nn NASSAU srRsx'r, s1.w YORK.
rSlF circnlaT soles and credits Tor travellers,
Atsinb iasassNl ~ ahs world Also,
ss 1rrsas ~ ass - gasass en,oa, g.
~
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@ UNI MER ARRANGEM EN- THE steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will run a follows:
Leave Alexandria a A. s. TO- IL o'clock, and o'clock
Washington at O. II O'Clock, M 81 5, and o'clock
7. m Ul4. s
The THOMAS CoIYER when the route win opposite
hours, Fare 13 cents.
Whaleys omntuses connecting with the Page and Coyer, will
tho CAPITOL Of 18th and Pennsyva avenue
the boats leave Alexandria
June S-cod--tf RICHARD WAILACII, President.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~
PETITION OF Charles Wilson, administrators Of Ehencsor
ST. Louis Missouri praying for ne extension q
granted 10 the said Ebenczer Wilson ie ah % October
s rendering lard for
expiration said patent which takes place the oh day
of October, 1853
petition be heard a tho Patent 0Gcs
the Goth September at ~ O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have Why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the extension required c In The Patent u
Hoe objections specially set forth In writing least twenty
before hearing All Testimony plcd by either
used the said hearing must bo taken and transmitted
coance with tho rules of the Office, which viii be furnished on
picaiion.
testimony tho will be closed on the 7h Of September
depostons relied testimony be Ged
before the morning of that day the agumcn,'
IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be Published In the Unon Wash
ington ~ c. and Republican, s., ou Missouri week r
the OF said publications BE- at least sixty
before the goth Of september next tho day Of bearing
j. HOLT,
Commissioner
psEiors OF the above papers please copy
on,ce, with paper containing this notice.
July 1s--Iaw3w
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
Nl Dadcm Worn BY Kings Emperors. WhaY Why

a Beautiful Head of Hair; be
himself provided
Reader although the bloom brightly the glowing
check the be sparkling the teeth be those pearl the
harsh sprinklcd gray
than half her charms Prof Woods Hair Restorative ii used
three times week. will permanently
all such Read the following judge Tho writer
the first Is the celebrated pianist Thalberg:
NRw YoRK, April 10, 1883
express you the obligations under
for the entire restoration Of hair to Its original color About the
arrival In the United Scs rapidly becoming
but upon tho application of ia Restorative
ed its original hue consider restorative wonderful
invention quito cncac.ous well as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours, truly,
Dr. woop. S. THMBERG
"Drych ar Gwyiiedydct.p
wcch Newspaper Office, l3 Nassau street, April IL, 1883
j. Dear cir Some month six weeks
ceved bottle Of your Hair Restorative and wife, who
her hair Ittlc thinking the that
would tho hair It's original color but her well
surprise after few weeks trial. has performed that wonder
fu effect by turning all the hairs dark brown at tho
bcautng ckcning the hair strongly tho
all such change hair
CHARLES CARDEW. e
NEW YoRk July 25, 1857
With confidence your Hair Re-
storaiye being the most ccious article aw Since
most white have gradually dark and now feel confident
that few applications will csore them to their natural color
also has relieved OF all dnndu and unpleasant itching
mon among persons who perspire freely J. O. KLBY
years ago my falling
and turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried many
AIRY last applications fastened my hair firmly began
ill out and turned back TO its former color bk At
@ @ 'e @ = a, - nuy , @ ~ ~ ~, ~ VIZ % :, % n ' ~ % us,Ls r'
CHIcAGo, Ill.,, May l, 1857 A a.H
put up bottles OF three sizes, large
tho medium holds twenty per
proportion than the small es for two dollars bottle the rge
WOOD co.. Proprcors 3l2 Broadway, New York. the
New York Wire Railing Etabshmcn and ia Market street
ST. Louis Mo.
sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
sfay 13d3m
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DRlLLANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1885,
ID GREGORY MAuRY, Mansgar Wilmington, Delaware To
be drawn under ,he appointed by
the governor.
sa 900 Lottery for the Benefit Of the STATE or DELAWARE
csss liz, for 1855 To be drawn WILMINGTON D
day, AUGUST 7, 1853
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No. 61S.l
Notice Of the P0stponement Of the Pub ic Sales
in Minnesota, ordered to be held by Procla-
ma ION No. COG.
sales Of tho public lands within the the
breeds mixed hoods Dcotah Indians
ordered by No. May 1885,
the land Offices Mt arbaut and Henderson, the State of Muneso
the eth August sixth OF September
order Of tho given
TtlOS A. HENDRICKS
... Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July 27-law4w lint &Starl
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special Notice to subscribers.

Payment FOR subscriptions must be made invariably advance
tho viii always be Gi'couunued Tie expiration ot the Iertd
subscribed unless Notice will be subscribers
when their subscriptions about "a expire
Rentances mail win the subscribers add ntt
Of the Publisher Of the uuion ft PASS se r.frr-r
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RArEs OF ADVERTISING.

Eight make squares longer sdvercmeuts exat
proportion payable Advertisements ordered
twice will charged 3Tls Cor eah
Advertisements week m the daily 30
square Special notices charged double
the foregoing rates,
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June lstI

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
I'D IHGTON BRANCH-TUESDAY, JUNE l5 trains viii leave
as follows
m express Washington Junction for all
the Baltimore Philadelphia New York
Is, way train for Baltimore, Annapolis, Philadelphia and
New York.
n nt Washington Junction with
express for a parts the West Baltimore Norfolk
Philadelphia, and New York. e
for Baltimore at Annapolis juno
Annapolis Washington express
p. Washington
with accommodation West
The 1t, and 80 trains express and will stop
only at Annapolis and Washington functions
Saturday the p M goes Philadelphia only
On sunday but one train leaves--at 3 80, p m.
june 13--tf T. ii. PARSONS, AGENT.
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TnE LONDON STAGE, COMPLETE IN FouR

hrge octave volumes containing two hundred q t py
% tho language, exclusive of shaksararn's.
For sale, second hand only being
80 each published at $t Just imported from LonGon BY
juno " FRANK TAYLOR
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now 70 nHvAK oor,rs.

Tho following Instructions with relation 10 the
agemcnt and breaking of colts and the subsequent ope
rations upon obiurao and ungoyernablc horses.
originally written and publishcd by Mr.. RMcy some
three years ago. and important part OF his system,
although coming particularly under the head OF
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DRADYS GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue

DRADYS GALLERY, 1852 Pennsylvania avenue
near Seventh street swecny RI,enhouse FAINT Go
Biaking Iouscr GRADY bcg respectfully to inform the public
very liberal he has received
sns opening Photographic Gallery Warrington he wi
trsry 70 original Intention, open during the
=
corps artists viii DO constantly IN attendance 70 exc
smbfotypes the best possible manner
Prices ranging from dollar ,ppnrds
The OF distinguished sf Tits gallery tho
largest world open pnb inspection day n
days cNceptcd) from 7, a. M, to p. m
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ASornEl. METHOD.

Buckle or draw strap tight around the neck, lift
forc-eg and stcn around it the opposite end of the
strap the shorter the better In this plan the horse is
made the instrument by which the punishment is nact-
cd When he attempts to put his foot down his head
goes with it, and he thus chokcs himself Care should
be taken that he does not pitch his head and thus
cndangor his neck
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TANNING HoRsH WITHOUT RESORT TO STRAPS

Secure the horse with stout halter to the manger If
extremely unruly, muxzle him. Soothe him with the
hands for few minutes, until he becomes somewhat pa
cifed Then seize him by the throat close to the jaw
bone, with the right hand, and by the with the
left Now forcbly compress his windpipe until he be-
comes exhausted that BY lightly kicking him the
fore-legs, he will lie down, after which he should be
treated previously described The process requires
courage in the operator, nd also great muscular
strength.
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training rather than tanning If colt is properly
broken his with man. the necessity for
method of tanning other than that used for wild horses
would never have been experienced therefore these IN
structons peculiarly valuable.
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TTNICKNOR'S HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF THE
IL wAvrrTEy Novns-1sr. ROMANS WELL vcls., price
=
For sale TAYLOR \ MAIklF
June az Bookstoro, sSi Pennsylvania avenue.
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The New York Tribune publishes elaborate and
vicious horses After stating that the law of kindness
the controlling principle and that the horse governed
by instinct which admits of successful appeal to his in
teIIigence ia mid
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Certificates OF packages Of 40 whole tickets ... $500
DO 20 half do ................. 100
" do 40 quarter do -...........-.a.. 10
Do do 20 eighth do .........s...t,.. 70
Orders packages
above splendid po4npi
each drawing viii be sent Immediately after
all who order from
Address, y, j. BtckEi, Agent
July Wilmington, Unaware,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22

SECRETARY OF NAvY-s REPoRr-The
Secretary after referring in detail to the
various services performed by our naval
force during the year projects to argue
the necessity for its Increase by the ad-
dition of vessels aud men. He proposes
that the Government shall purchase for
a specific SUN the several vessels recently
chartered for the Paraguay expedition.
He also suggests the building of ten
heavily armed vessels of alight draught,
and the increase of the personal of the
navy by the appointment of twenty ad-
ditional surgeons, the same lumber Of
Assistant surgeons, fifteen or twenty
additional pursers aud the increase OF
the marine corps of privatcs of 200
with the usual number of officers The
expenditures for the fiscal year ending
June 1853 were nearly $I4,0 600 600, be-
ing a little under the appropriation
The estimates for the current fiscal
year we're SI4, 100000 aud the appro.
priation. The estimates for the year
Guiding June 1860 are l3,500,000 in-
Guiding $3.50. 600 for completing the
sight light draught steamers, but uol
including 1896, 900 for steamships and
mail service.
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e. Depaty Marshal Dayton, who
recently served writs far the arrest of
about twenty or thirty white and colored
residents of Oberlin, Ohio, for. partici
pating in the rescue of a fugitive slave,
has thereby incurred the displeasure of
the mob, and the Cleveland PlaindeaieT
says:
The negroes threaten Dayton, and
have once fred shot INFO his house at
night. Since these last arrests another
assault has been made upon his family
in his absence. They first had a secret
meeting; then on Tuesday night several
negroes, armed with clubs, went to Day
tors louise, knock d and wanted to see
Dayton. Mrs. Dayton, who vas at
home with her little children, informed
them that her husband was not at home.
They doubted Mrs. D., knowing she
could not prevent their coming in, fl.
nally consented, and, after looking the
house over, they left. If the white pee.
pie of Oberlin do not restrain these
negroes from such lawless acts, there
will be worse trouble than that arising
from rescaing fugitives."-
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-lmportant pecision,

In the United States Distric. Court
an important decision was made to-day,
of interest.tp railway mea, by which il
will be. seen that the officers of a rail
way company have not the right or pow
err TO sell bonds Of the Company at less
than par value According to this de.
leision an Immense amount of railway
bonds ara now held ilfegally,-Pitts
burg ComL ReUieto. lass
I've think there must have beer
an express pf~oyisionain the act incorpo-
Eating the rod upon which the decision
referred to IN the foregoing was bad
denying TO the Company power to sell
their bonds at lesstbanstheir par value
Except thatthe decision wasbas:d upnI
some point ike this, it would amount t.
the Reputation of severalhundred mill
ions of Rail Road bonds, and, if tn
decision is law, it will arrest immens'
numbers of Bail Road schemes now be
ing undertaken aud prosecuted: 81
tina. it dou't affect the Atlantic and
Great WesteraAand We reckon it dom
the decision is.net important to US.
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New YoRK, Dec. 20.-LTribune'a
Washington correspondence Ex-senator
Wilson will introduce on Monday a Pa
cifc r. r. bill the provisions of which
are substantially as follows:
The President and Senate to appoint
Civil Engineers, who, within two years.
shall locate the route for Railroad from
the Missouri to San Francisco through
the REGION between the 34th aud 45th
parallel. The road is to be built by
Government provided the rout selected
is approved by the President and the
funds to be raised by loans in sums of
not more than amillion annually. From
the passage of the act until the location
of the road all the public lands between
the aforesaid parallels shall be withheld
from sale, but shall be open to pre-emp-
ton to actual settlers after the road is
located. The proceeds of the sales of
lands for $50 miles on each side shall
constitute a fund for the construction OF
the road and the payment of debt incur
red for it.