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The Washington union., 1858-06-27


country the military coat by General jackson at
the battle of New Orleans the coat by Washington
when he resigned his commission Annapolis and the
buff cashmere vest and breeches which he during
the revolutionary also his sword aud Chest
and the writing which he used in all his revolution
ary campaigns the which bequeAthed by DR..
Franklin to his iriend, and the friend Of mankind, Gen
eal Washington II sceptrc, he has merited it,
and would become it," The containing these relics
is regarded by visitors the most interesting of the col
lection.
There also to be the original treaties made
with Turkey, France, and various other foreign powers
with the seals OF each State attached and likewise the
original Declaration of Independence numerous presents
which have been made to officers of this government by
foreign powers and which they forbidden by the
stitution to accept among which is elegant Persian
carpet valued at 900, which presented to Presi
dent Van Buren, by the Imaum of Muscat Here too is
the vetablc printing press used by Dr. Franklin when
printer in London which regarded by visitors great
curiosity Near by hang portraits of Presidents Jack
son md Tyler, Hon Thomas Corwin, and Hon. VIM. G..
Preston and there well executed busts Of Webster
Calhoun. McDufe, Taylor, and others. While noticing
tho bust cannot refrain from making especial men,
ton OF masterpieces Of ancient art which werc OBJ
tanned from the ruins Of Pompci is bust in por-
phyritlc marble of Ceres the goddess the harvest
whose head is encrcled by et Of grnin and the other
bust in ao ro Of Bacchus the tutear deity of the
vineyard VA
Passing on BY the model of the Washington Monu-
mcnt, It will hook when completed according TO the
original design the visitors attention is attracted by
four cascs of preserved insects beetles &c. of every form
and hue there is also containing fine collection
Of pavoqucts macaws, and other birds Of brilliant plum
age, mostly from South America Universal admiration
Is aso produced at the sight Of the six cases filed with
sJ~utk 49,
puns &C. whose fidelity to nature cannot be surpassed
and Of numerous varieties As proceed we notice An
original fulllength likeness Of Gen Washington paint
ed BY Charles w. Peals Of Philadelphia This likeness
taken for Gen. lafayette who intended It a. pres
cnt to the King Of France but fell into the possession
Of Count De Memo who deposited It in this gallery in
la41 There also several other paintings possessing
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Hor WEATHER. The thermometer stood yesterday at
"a in the shade, where there draught of air. Du-
ring this hot weather should be taken not to drink
much ice water and to keep the system in proper
condition. The following is simple, and it Is said an
efcctual remedy for the diarrh9a z
Take large tablespoonful of -four and mix it thor
oughly with little less than half tumber of water
Drink It, and II the disease is not checked in half or
three quarters of hour repeat it until it is II will
arrest the most obstinate case and cannot do any
harm
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4 2sI < !.
n Ll-------- IN the State Of hereby agreo
deliver In tho United States yard at
twenty thousand cubc feet OF pronscuos veoak timber in
conformity Construction Of hs
Of --- 1855, for tho umof--s----I---, viz
5000 cubic feet sided u and !e iness 1t por tooss
10000 do do oana 10 inches, do do. -
1000 do 5E ..s3 VIZ 83g 1iEyr 2s.gs
Total ls a ase
Should my accepted request addressed at
an forwarded navy at to
at---- for signature xad ccrGncate.
July --, 1858. s.f i tissas ESQ A H.
Firm Of
We the undersigned -- Of ---. in ~ the state Of, Of ,
will within after the receipt of the contract At the post Office
the contract for the same
said shah fall to en-
ter into contract guaranty make good Me differ
cuce between the and that whchsmay DO
accepted asa.at ts ~.
1858. I E. II s.iG'sf
Witness, q II. 5sI 4.t NJ ~
hereby certify named and arc known to
me az Of property make good their guarantee
----, 1858
To be signed by tho un.cd district Judge United ssAsss dis
trict attorney collector navy agent
1S--lawaw t
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he Model Ship.

The Philadelphia Inquirer observes in recent
work by +. B. Godsrich, curious passage in which
tho author states that the Ark, the first aud
Iargest ship ever built, had precisely the same
proportions a. the steamers of our own day -
Its dimensions we're three hundred cubits, BY fifty.
By thirty. These Of several of the eetest Atlantic
mail steamers, are three hundred feet in length,
6fty in breadth Of beam, aad TWEEN tyeight and
half 10 depth. They have, like the Ark, upper,
lower and middle stories 1t 10 at least singular,
that the shp-buildsrs of the present day, neglect
ing the experience acquired by man from forty
two centuries spent more or less upon the sea,
should 20 directly return to the model Of the YES
sci constructed to outrids the food 1t was there
fore with obvious propriety, adds the Iuquirer.
that, at one OF the late convivia meetings In Eng.
land, held In connection with the interests OF the
commercial marine aud the Atlantic telegraph,
that toast was olfered-"To oUR GREAT ANCESTOR,
NOAH" Though the proposition was received with
hilarisy, and the idea seemed to SAVIOR soms~ bat
OF jest, yet the Patriarch's claims, % the Arst
Admiral on record, to being the father Of seamen
and the great originator of navigation, were will
ingiy and vociferously acknowledged.
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Thss Bank. chartered By the last LgielasuIs' ~
q, vii, b. sesn hy the preciAmAsion II the aeve'.
n r.. now fu,,y au,horis.d to commence bassnese.
7, i. es,ahlshed ON tho specie tasis. separate fem
tho state In all respects, and rsstf'etea ~ ~ ~.
euasou 10 a IA notes for 81 iu specie In its vnuits.
The maximum capital stock - tSsoAUo ana s'o,'
400 - heeu described, With the likelihood that
II me thriving town 81 Danvilis the maximum
~iii soon be taken. and 10 use to accommodate the
warts Of the neiehborhood The officers are ".
T. sutheriin, President, and Julius Gray. Cash
ier There 10 not, va believe. bank 10 the state,
which. In location. officers and directors, has bet
ter guarantee for the future.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHryaroy. Aug. Is The Postmaster Genera
bas been assured that Butteraeld Co will com
mencs, on the 18th of September, carrying tns
Overland Pac &c mails. No doubt remains OF theE
prompt aud successful execution by that time
All the necsssary means OF transportation are %
the rocte. The stations are already fixed, ana the
supplies of water conveniently arranged.
Il was positively decided In the Cabinet yessei-
day. that Gen. Harvey will have command OF the
Pacific Coast.
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g~ JAcKsoN's CRLsBRATED BIrTERs.
II you have Ague and Few r: ,o,,,s p,rrrps
Ii you nave ''i'o'' TAKE JACKsON's BITTBRs.
Ii you nave Ds'p''TTsKE JACKsON's BITTERs
II -" n"'o TAKE JACKSON'5 BITTERs
A a TONIC and curer of General Debility, II l.
unsurpassed. D: ,nIx, e.
conta nor boftIe II JACKSON,
0em n % 90 Proprietor.
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7ELFGRAPHIC NEWS.
RRPORTRD FOR TIE ssD.sPATGH.

REP0RTED FOk T.sE ssDs8PATGH."
ARRIVAL or THE NIAGARA At NEW YORK.
ANOTHER CABLE TO De LAID
NEW YoRK, August ls.--Ihe U 5 ffisate Niagara
arrived here this afternoon. at o'clock, ana ~
salutes. .
Cyrus w. Field has not the slightest doubt OF
the entire success Of the cable. He wrote by tine
Persia to day 10 the Directors In London. TO pre-
pare another cable at once, ~ 10 10 evident tue
nreseut one. which will In q short time transmit
messages rapidly, will not be sufficient for bust
pass.
Until the 1st Of September. the cable y to De
cIosed 10 all messages save those OF the GOVERN
men,s Of Great Britain and the United States.
Istraage Mr. Field should have trrtiten sucn
urgent news, when it could have been teegraphsd.I
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EFFECTS OF THE CABLE NEWS IN New YoRK.-The
N Y. Journal Commerce of Tuesday says:
The news of the arrival of a dispatch from the
directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company from
the other side, which was posted on the bulletins
and hawked about tho streets in extras, made a
great sensation all over the city. Some doubt was
expressed to its authenticity for the that
the Queen . greeting WAS expected first. There
was a great rush of the increduIous to the tele-
graph Offices, where they told that the dispatch
was genuine, and that the Queen would be heard
from in the morning papers. Some little dssats-
facaton arose from this, and people hesitated to
exult for fear that they might possibly be the vic
Tins of hoax.
The photographers at 81 Wall street, and at the
Merchants Exchange were positive that the great
scientific feat of the age had been accomplished,
and forthwith proceeded to hang out their splendid
garniture of Gags, which had been down for a day
or two. About dusk, the ensigns were all hoisted,
and their appearance drew large crowds about the
Offices evidently under the impression that fir
works were to be touched of, windows illumina-
ted and other exuberant denominations gone
through with. Nothing of the kind came off, how
ever; the teegraphers. like every body else, hav-
ing been taken by surprise.
The message of the Queen was made public
about 10 O'Clock. People who had been waiting
ut the newspaper offices for the PRONUNCIATION OF
the precious dispatch, ran off eagerly with the glad
tidings aud presses were soon put to work to Hood
the town with extras. The news rapidly spread,
aud people who we're in the streets, or who had
not yet gone to bed. were cheered with the cry
this tins an honest one-of the Queens Mes
sage" The intelligence created as much excite
ment as it possible to get up at that late hour
though it was not received with implicit trust, on
account of the absence Of any date the address of
its place of departure, and more than all, the sig
nature Of the royal writer, which the public SEEM
ed to think indispensable to its aui heutcity, and
great many people retired for the night with lin
gsring doubts.
At Niblo's and other theatres, the arrival of the
Queens dispatch was announced, and hailed with
round after round of cheers, the orchestras play
lug .Gad Save the Queen" 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner and other national and patriotic airs
The bells of Trinity Church were chimed for an
hour, aud royal salute was fired from the Cunard
docks in Jersey City.
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~ PsoF. E.

No. PRoF E. HoUDAYER. q graduate
of the University If Paris respectfully tenders bis
SCI virts to the citizens Of Richmond. and TO the
Principals of 81 hools. as a teachar OF the French
language. He refers by permission. to the follow
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with his pecu
liar stem of instruction:
Pan, French Consul; Col T. ~. august 81 y.
ESQ DIR Weisiger, N A Sturdivaat, ESQ, DR.. Bur.
well, q T. Griswoid. Esq.
Apply at the corner of Sd and Leigh streets.
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LOT OF SUPERIOR CoRs-One of the finest lots of
white corn ever produced in this section, was re-
ceved in our city few days ago from the farm of
Dr.. George Wilson, of Surry county. There were
sol bushels. common measure. weight "a $50 lbs,
trash only % lbs, leaving 1855 lbs nett, making
4971 busheIs.-NortoK( Fa.) Argus.
The Savannah cotton market regularly opened
on Monday, at 12c. per pound.
The shipment Of vegetables and fruit from Nor
folk. Va. 10 the North during tbs trucking season,
reached 1500O barrels and S.100 boxes.
Wm II. Spence was killed at Huntsville, Ala,
on the 9th Instant, by one of his slaves.
John Campbell was killed near shelbyville.
Tenn on the 10th instant, by The upsetting of a
stage. The driver was arrested.
A colony of white people hasjus settled in Flo
rida, on the ground deserted by Billy Bowlegs.
The Mobile Journals contain a call for q meeting
to form swine Growers Association" with q
capital from $4,000 to 100000.
The erection of a marine hospital on Crancy
Island, 10 in contemplation by the authorities OF
Portsmouth, Va.
Dr. Ray, travelling dentist, was drowned, while
bathing, IN the 9th inst, near Bainbridge, Ga.
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ARRIyAL on rnE c1TY or WAsHINaToN.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
New York, Aug 1S--The steamer City Of Wash
ington has arrived here, frou Liverpool on the
All inst.
There were vague reports about the capture OF
Nena Sabb
Il is stated that Spain 10 satisfied with Lord
Malmesbury's explanation of the slave trade
speeches In Parliament.
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n~HnMrsrRAn CompAyY.-A r

n~ HOMESTEAD CoMPAyY.-A regular
meeting of this Company will be held at their efce
on FRIDAY evening next. the 20th inst at OCH
All members requested to attend, as ch ange
in ire constitution il contemplated and VIII propa
bly, be made for the speedy termination OF the Sou
pany
Those who cannot attend in person, are requested
to leave their power Of attorney with ! Mohta
an R-3r Secretary.
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sale Of $50 tons Of Patagonia gIano takes place
1t Norfolk tomorrow, at noon, by }. y Moore
Co, auctioneers Merchants 10 this city, wishing
to attend the sale. can, re believe. 60 down BY
the new route-the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
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4 hE lIISP ATC II
AUnUaf la la.s

NOrf,e To ADSxRrTsERs Advertisement. far
~ OtspAI rass e $1,000 .nog s.x "stack IN &c
Ksars prAAsere ~ ddrkrstsMs q apsM ne cdfns~s d
or piper VI taot a4mi sf tassv rsositiea eyssr The
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s~ No FAMILY can afford to be with
out MUSTANG LINIMENT in their house. The
many accidents we are liable to- may render it ne
cessarv any moment, and nothing is capable OF per-
the Kettle from the fire 1t eau hit and scalded my
hands and PRISON very severely-one hand almost
~ crisp The torture Was pnbearabie II was an
peared to extract the pain almost immediately II
healed rapidly and left no scar OF account. CHAs.
FOSTER 40 Broad street. Philadelphia" It is truly
a wonderful article. 1t will cure any case of Swell
ing Burns Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism.
For horses it should never be dispen ed with. One
dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved a
valuable horse 1t cures 'lalds Sprans. Kingbone,
SPAWN and Founders Repdre Of limitations Sold
in all parts of the habitable Glebe.
BARNES Il PARK, Proprietors,
jy @-d&clm New York.
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NEW YosK Aug. IS -Cntton quiet. Flour firm
State &c better; Ohio IS SOFAS so Wheat active and
advanced 39D4,; s utnern Red 81 3o@Dl 80: White
xl.4odsi 60 torn buoyaut-White 81 9si; Yellow 90
M92 spirits TurIentiue UNCHANGED. kosin SLIGO
~ arrive Rice dull Stocks higher. Va 6's ga.
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GREAT FIRE IN ROCHEsTER

ROCHESTER, Augost E--To-day, Lonemuir's
brewry and several other business establishments
were destroyed by Ere. Loss $50 900; insured for
$4,000.
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Richmond Markets. August IS.
fs.-plonr-We quote old Supertine
TO shippers ut IS 25{n5 Is WHEAT IL UNCHANGED in
isqu tied at SIC. ~
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DvspArcd FyN raw sraIv0s.---ttyssms o.
Snc b ne watering plaeys. 0Qn Aays tse ~ PATH
@a3sd - tAsm of any length a. tfme, ty ie!sng 1esy
fer N tfoe Naxaadx
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r. FusH,TuIE At AUCTION --Auen.
Ssc, isst "A ~ 5, saIe ~ rentsel Household And
Kitctn furniture. This MORNING. canlmsneine
st I0y c,ock. ct tn resdenes OF Ny ys@ss rss e.
t,rstnt,h : nj sth THOS w X EESEE.
AZ 1-se Aurtioneer.
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suiorps-CoI. Sd Yarboro, con Of the proprietor
osYarboro's Hotel in Raleigh. North Carolina. CON-
mitted s.icids 10 that city Tuesday night BY cut.
ting his throat and stabbing himself in the heart
He was much esteemed 10 Raleigh, asd leaves .
widow, Who was 20 III 1T the time Of the occur
renee that she could not be Informed OF it uati
yesterday morning.
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~ AUcrrox NorIc E-Groceries,
Leather &c THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock, at ou
auetioa store. Is q DAVENPORT,
An In-It Auctoneers.
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soAErHINa VERY REFREsHING We have just had q
call from OLD and intimate friend who informs u,
that he has, within a few days received from
Swan Co.. Of Augusta, Georgia, a check for ten
Thousand dollars. in payment of a prize ticket
which cost him only ten d9lIars. He speaks
highly Of this lottery concern. aud said his ticket
was paid on demand, with little delay or Concern
as if. it had been as many cents. Our friend is
bound for enc or other of our watering places and
tits very refreshing to see how comfortable he feels
after this lucky hit II achanae
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- HurcuIso, VEosrABts Drsrsp

STA Bfrxas, the mat popular family Medic!ne O.
the sbmsch and Bowels, Billiuusness. ieiiowness
Of tho skin, want Of Appeite DEBILITY. Hsanec Y.
Nervnsneas. lowuess Of Spirits. Pspte,lon q IN
Disorders II the skfn. Liver. and Kydneys; Acid
stomfh. DiArrhaa, Vertigo, D.mnsss Of Iig e,
auenl BaIcbiug Or Wind, Initiated Tasse, Consfipa
ton I'D uneasness of TIE Bowels. Burning sensa
ton Il the PIT q the Stomach Oppression amer eat
ing kpressien III Spirits Is NJ once removed Dy tne
use ofthIs remedy !,
Thebat r. ar~.put mp in pint bctties with the 10
lowing words blown In the glaze =, ~ uit HlN g
fac-simile pasted over the cork. and on the outside
CHI RING. Proprietor.
Druggist, le2. Dr.. adway. New York.
Prio 80 cents per hottie
-..-l..I FISHER WINSTON. DTug giate.
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mF New YORK LIFE Insurance Com
pANY.
Capital Sl.5OO,OOO.

The above Company is PURELY MUTUAL, anc
DIVlDESDS are declared ANNUALLY, and have
averaged abou, IS or 40 per cent.
When desired. 40 per cert. OF the annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
This Company has paid in the State of Virgins
mo, q than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
out litigation.
CALI without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
CHAS WORKMAN,
Gen'l Agent and Atty for Virginia,
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Grace street, between 18th and Sth
fAuust1 Dr. Asc III will be in attendance upon the
Door between and O'Clock, p. NJ instead OF be-
tween and s. as heretofore, and poStttUety at no
other hour, in the day or evening. NH l2-ly*
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THE FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS
Northern Markets.

NEW OBLEAHs, Aug. T.-There were 235 deaths
last week in this city from yellow fever. The
deaths from fever yesterday were So.
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Further from Europe.

The steamer Saxonia. with Liverpool datess to
the 4ih instant, arrived at New York on Tuesday
afternoon.
She reports seeing the United States steamer
Niagara yesterday at noon 200 miles east of Sandy
Hook, bearing up under canvass.
The steamer Africa arrived out on the I'd inst.
Parliament was prorogued on the I'd inst. to the
10th of October.
The Queens speech was embarrassing. The
Times attacks the speech severely.
The arrangements for laying the Red Sea cable
were complete
Over dozen vessels foundered In the North Sea
during the recent storm.
Ismail Pacha. the Turkish Commissioner In re-
aud England have come to an understanding or
the subject of the All the offenders are
to be punished, irrespective of rank, and the in
jured are to receive an indemnity.
NJ Fouid the Paris Banker. is dead.
The sentence of Nicotera has been committed
from death to perpetual servitude on the gaiieys
The London Sun Office has bsen burnt.
The Emperor Napoleon was at Chsrbou-g. Du
ring tue fetes he will give free pardon to all Of
ten ders con nested with the press.
The recent battle between the Turks and Chris
tians ia Bosni, WAS very sanguinary affair. The
latter were victorious, but subsequently the Turks
rallied and drove the Christians into Austria.
The Bombay mail had reached London The
troops had been ordered into environments during
the rainy season. An amnesty was expected till
September lst
The commercial news by this arrival has been
anticipated. The funds opened firm at London
Consois on Tuesday quoted at 96a96Ls for money.
and a6l4 for account
BY the Arabia, to the 7th, tslegraphed from Hal
ifax, we have the following commercial news:
The London Courier of the eth reports -four
frm-westerp. 20s. q Els. Cd Baltimore and Ohio
red, SIS cd 6s. Cd Corn steady-whi.e 33s.
34s; yellow, 33s. I'd. a 34s.
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NJ Prices for superior Likenesses at the Steam
Gallery aye Is cents 50 cents. 81, and from that up
to S25. American. English. French and German Ar
fists employ ed at the hea quarters of Art 1879 Main
street-REEs 4 Co !, Proprietors The Steam Gallery
ia undoubtedly the plaza to obtain the genuine Am.
brosypes, and at one half the usual price.
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nAns nss.s Mr., John GouidiHg, Of Caroline
conssy - bad bis basa and corn hoase cos.am.
81 N re on Weiussdsy night last The barn had
= 1'oo Dushsls d whsas. and the cornhoass Ip0
0eaeeM 81 choice ssed wheat L0ss AtoOo.
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frIDER MILLS IL am manufacturing
bai TO day. The m iii is not larger than whes,
fan, end may be used by several ueigbtoTs.
A full supply Ut straw Cutters Corn Shelters
Wheat Fans. Iron Beam Flows, Charns, Apple
Pearers that core and slice. II SMITH,
an l8-2w IL Man Sc.
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~ STEABNs'& MARvIs's
WILBUR PAT. SALAMANDER SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA BELLE"
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK-
These celebrated SAFES have been in use seven
euteen ears. and not dollars worth OF books or
paners has ever been destroyed in them Two nun
bred and forty have been tested IN aecidentai hes
For sale by ,,.s
su1s-,m No 81 Cary street.
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THE NEW YORK CITY HALL DAMAGED BY
FrpE

New YORK, Aug 1s.-The City Hall was partially
burnt last night. The dome aud Ell re upper story
destroyed. The wings were unharmed, save
by water aud rough usage. The origin Of the fire
10 attributed to sparks from the py rotechnc dis
play In the Park, and the careessness Of the per-
son in charge. Loss $50, 600.
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B. , HOPKINS. RoBT HULL. | THos W, ATKINSON
HOPKINS, Hull 4 ATKINSON.
- 25s BALTIMORE STREEr
BALTIMORE.

We woula ,s.rec,f,,lv ~. ito >, .t....;.
ora rsspecsiay IN. ie the attention OF buy
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
DDV IoOHC
In L 'ooDo,
opening. Encouraged bv the patronage extendsd
t. cur late firm Of HOPKINS Hull 4 Co, we shall De
pre uared 4, II supa,,,r indnceupents 70 cash or
pu p% stocS Sa and eeS n D cbssp priees 1
WE solicit RIDER 9,
ON having them carefully attended 70. ana goous
promptly dispatch q. .rrrusnN
Baltimore, 10th Aug. 1854 au wv
HE OOpEnE xuYNu TYnrrnp
dav 4 Wholesale and retail WINS, LIQUOR