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KDe Burg's NO. 4
MANIPULATED GUANO.

NTE intend keeping on hand full supply
w of the above, composed of Peruvian and
Phosphate Guanos, warranted of uniform
quality. Every lot is subjected to the inspec-
ton of Dr. DAVID STEWART Chemist to Mary
land State Agricultural Society, which is
protection to the Farmer and a guarantee of
its quality, and will be found upon examina-
ton, superior as the analysis proves, to any
heretofore sold in this market. Mr.. De Burg's
facilities and machinery for uniform manipula-
ton are superior to any other in this country.
1ndlysis IF De Burg No Manipulated Gaano
Salts of Ammonia, ..........s..........30,31
Mixed Phosphates, .............~.........46.76
Sand, or insoluble portion, ............. 2.3S
Carbonates and other elements, ....... us
Water, or loss, .............."......l3.40
10000
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6teaM machinery for screw Propeller Sl0ops-
1ssth, N. H.. Boston, Nsx YoSn, phiisdsi-
Phia, Gesport, and Pensacsaa- ID s1asurrf.i
- ,sas ~ NAIL Ius44sHEsr, Jaly 80, iSss
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed I" Proposals. for
~ s1m .nsseAs~sy Jor sess Pyersa sls- Me- sln DO
sv~S-I % s soS sa s as s
aad app~ndAgss, and placing board, o Tho
Nh ss~ Ysrs Philadelphia. and do-po
for specific sum for putting the whole IN sue.
ssiai mus. include ALI s sad tho department
IRON as. sT Ss .s ssm s a
inns In which us WORK viii coapcrd and be-
estAbhnen IL which the work executed
must be stated Tho details the design and Of the
comeang tho CREATES, humber Of advantages kscpns In
% simplicity - o construction readiness o. ssess or
lag Psrs beng the object machinery
speed many DAYS possible while a. the same us they VIII
DC ab 70 pro 'hs vessel moderate speed with
with tins department expect bidder.
the results proposed DO accomplished by their plans AND TO
specify those results undor the following heads: -
b. abo develop days conseOaavsy
highest capacity 70 be tbs vessel by tbs indicator
than power
psl ss ps e
onshs tho sSovs Velocity the screw being
exceed a pounds square piston BY diagram
ID The quantity coal which be slowed in the ship without
boilers and them bunkers tools square pieces
% be- y .ls %aiasSos Kind with ss tubes and with
ecop smoke pipe and intended TO use fresh water IN the
CURED
Tue propeller with the hosing win be Of
properly proportoned for at least so revolutions per
ute and for the immersed amdshp section Of the vessel
The for venians and appurtenances Of all
kinds the perfect working OF the whoio be Of the most
Disabling for fresh water from which BIO made not
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CRIMINAL Counr, Wednesday, July 2s-Ihe Court met
at the usual hour and the petit jurors called and
dismissed until next Monday morning at ten O'Clock,
Judge Crawford stating that tho condition of his health
was such that in the opinion of his medical adviser,
few days of eposc would be absolutely necessary He
hope however by next Monday to be able to resume
his official duties The Court then adjourned until that
day ,..
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REAL EsrATE-The following sales of real estate
made on Tuesday, by j. C. Mcclure Co.. auctioneers:
West half of lot O. in square 247, with two small frame
houses to Myers Pike, for $l,43O. Lot H. in square
4s6, with improvements, to George McNaughton, for
a. 500 .N.#
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united States Hotel.
Kirk wood House.
IN J. 4 w. M. GALTs STEAM FIRE-Woop

Mills and Fuel Iepoaving taking tho
wharf, foot street.
thereon steam Are mills prepared
unrvaicd wood, which cecu,ly
and convenience being ~ the thirty
saving nothing
sawyers the
maui ntermnabc with which ones cellar ncd
close of t.rs -
purchased Of give satisfaction or
sale t.... .a.bt. t5.s,s.- y.
surpassed purchase
hut tho best article prepared by the best this
perfectly housed
...4 T. ia W. NJ GAIT.
12th aud Csreet square
Pennsylvania avenue, and foot Of 18th street
July 14-dH NJ rf 40 srt " q af -
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TnS MeosLosu Excunmos Of q select Picnic party 10
the White Hoase Pavilion, last Tuesday evening, was
most delightful affair. 1t projocted by party Of
gentlemen, aud was under the management OF Mcsrrs
Edward ii. sipe, Thomas Foster, aud w. H. Pope The
excursion was not previously advertised and tickets were
not for sale ut sc usual public places as 1t was thought
advisable 70 avoid crowded sssembage However, PAR
~ OF ladies and gentlemen Sufficient numbers 10 rem
der the occasion pleasant and most of whom were
personal scqaaintancss and friends repaircd ON board
the Thomas Collyer, which left her wharf at about
hap&st seven O'Clock The waters Of the Potomac were
calm and placid. the air balmy aud serene and the
spirit stirring strains Of Eputas b~ad woke the echoes
as we rapidly passed. the wooded hills and fertile slopes
OF the river AT intervals the entertainment was varied
by vocal music from number of amateurs ON board.
After short rum the steamer landed her living freight
at the White House and after the sound of the
stringed instruments heard giving warning that the
voaries Of Terpslchoro about TO Join In the may
dance. The floor managers Mosss w. w. Cox and
L. +. Clements; and quadrlc mazurka and schottsche
succeeded each other at short intervals of the
company participating while others remained spectators
of the festive scene and others yet amused thsmsslvss
at che bowling alley, or the swings, promenadng
the grounds in tho bright moonlight About twelve
O'Clock supper served by Joseph Shad the caaerer
Of the party and for brief period that most essential
part of the performance faithfully attended TO- All
seemed to enjoy themselves to the utmost and dancing
was then resumed Tho mOnents passed UNDECIDED, and
It was with general feeling Of surprise that the an
management heard that tho time had como for re-
turning home All were board and the PROV of
the steamer was ere long again parting the The
following notice had been conspicuousy posted up the
pavilion Positively no counting allowed" We
attempts to cvade this mandate while ON the grounds
although no doubt they would have been winked at
at least dealt with lenienty but did board
the steamboat demonstrations of that sort While
way home vocal and instrumental music were al
ternatey given, and the Coycr reached her wharf Just
the frightening tints of dawn caused the stars one a
ter another to pale their Intellectual rcs leaving Jupiter
shining in the east like diadem the brow of prn
and the ruddy hues decpened threatening dis
pute the dominion of the queen of night herself Moth
ing occurred during the excursion to the enjoyment
of the party and when these gentlemen give another
select pic MIC may it be good fortune to be present
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lhe frigates Wabash and Macedonia sailed from Key
west ior New York on the 23d. and the Constellation
~, now ,ofk ana inc flymouth and Saratoga for Aspn-
wall on the same day The Colorado for Boston and the
jamestown for New York sailed Saturday the 2ith
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SUMMER RESORTS.


HNIIE FAIQUIEK WHITE SULPItUN bFfINupI
(nty miles Wssnstop )Poasesson having been
rigs late tenant This estathment m be opened on
the direction u accommodating supernsend
eat and most reliable, courteous assistants ~. .
No pains expense viii BIO spared In order accommodate tho
2ues and 10 high reputation Of these spring. The
Orange railroad Aexandra at IN O'Clock In the morning
Ia lhe evening and return al ~, and M next
day leaving day thus anordng The most
yoncnl mode ~ access. .4t !
The terms a fare viii day u2 week $40
month $40 500 for the ending LIST oio
ber children oyer year and under IL hall price servants also
half urioe THOMAS GREEN
23 2Inos u
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ONCE OF the Commissioner Of Health.

ONCE Of the Commissioner Of Health,
Washington, July 20, 1855
A T meeting of the board of health, held the
IA 10th instant the following declared to constitute nut
animals dead fish, and o Of fish heaps Of oyster shells
stalls slaughter houses tan-yards.
stagnan ponds, marshes, sewers and cellars
Foul stables houses cowpcns foul prvier hogscs
description, whether
tire portions used food which thrown
All ashes rubbish shavng refuse substances from
business.
Fh manure soapsuds pools drainage from houses
an soap factories.
going largo gandcr arcy other contagious
disease. NJ e
buildings state OF diapaion decay ondangcrng
the lives or property Of those in the vicinity
Prycs opening into sewers. .lg39 81.
+ CHARLES T. FORCE,
July 22-eo3t Commissioner of Health
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EDUCATION.

DUGBY ACADEMY, X street. opposite Franklin
squares Of tins School VIII be resumed ths
nrst q sember under the char s q as Snassse Who v"
English and classical studies, . - NJ, ,,,,ys
Apply letter otherwise for further mcrAnon 70 rev yhf
A. HARslID washington, DC July m-eoaS~
JNpIsCoPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
Howard on Heights, miles yves. Of AeNnadrsa-
bsy JOHN P. MCGUIRE Rector. ir
The nex viii On "Wednesday
The ,ades embrace m course Of ,noon, and
gagos Natural Sciences Mathematics English Music Drawing
Terms $3.50 per session. payable syarao seannuay Aa
This include. board tuition Ia the regular course and
short books, stationery and clothing and what furnished
Music s and drawing are extra charges. - ,s
Pamphlets containing full account Of the school viii be sen
addressed to the Rector p o. Theological seminary Fairfax
Right Rev. Vim. Meade, u, D. E.
~ Right isv. John Johns, ID. ID.
The The Professors q the University Of Virginia 2
JH'y aa-s'a~tsssp
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTES,
sTAUNToN,y VA
Rev r. II PHILLIPS A. NJ, Principal
Rev. D. c. WHEAT, A. NJ, Vice Principal
Assisted by fun corps Of Professors and Teachers
TRUSTEES: Rt Rev. w. Meade, d. D.; Rt. Rev,
IL J. Johns, D.; Rev J. A. Iaane Col H. Smith, Dr. y
slrlblng kinney j. Niche, p. Towers B. Crawford
VISITORS
MCGUIRE d. d., Hon r. G. L. Moncnrc, 4 2
Rev W. sparrow, d. d., Prof John b Minor,
Hon w. Q. Hycs A. I, Caperton, Esq,
Hon nrdPr Preston, VIM. M Blackford, Esq,
Hon. George w Summers David w. barton Esq,
A., III II, Stuart Tzcwcl Taylor, E~q.
Hon John 1.etcher, DIR, Dcane, r..
Hon. George W. Thompson, Vim. H. Fowle, Esq
buildings erected for the purposes Of Female Collegiate In
stue elegant situation of beauty
the temptations incident ctes
society Its organization Southern and III
different sections OF the southern portion
the confederacy
The next the goth Of September
Board English per 500 music Ian
guages, drawing, NC, extra.
Circulars with full information, application the Prn
cipal, Rev. H. II. PHILLIPS,
June l6--eod2m* ~. Stanton, Va.
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS.--The "Reports of
wi Decisions the High Court Chnncey Of Maryland
Volumes SO per volume, s2f per by james Wngatc
Also "Wngaes Maryland Register, declining the official duties Of
public officer Of tho State under the constitutions the decisions
the Of tho legislature for
which numbering oo have been ana dgsc
by the author expressly for this work.
the publisher have approval
liberal patronage Legislatures the
For sale by fRANCK TAYLOR
July 20-1m
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INCEST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA of a civil
permanent character and general
decisions To which prexed the
United States with and the Bill Of Rights
Virginia BY James Matthew's vols Si2
July q FRANCk TAYLOR
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sc 0AUTION TO THE PUBLICAN persons
" forewarncd during this hot weather not to drink too
order be perfectly safc COOL and com
Portable Syivesers 9th
Streets glass of Hook in Soda Cream srup,
which the crowds who daily visit the
the in the city.
July 11--d2w
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- IAN sIII pnnR spRINGS -MoNnoE oouNrY Vine

DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS-MoSRoE COUNTY, VIN-
III osrhese oeiebated Springs now open Tor tho
reception well known that no nedicia agents
had signal as the waters on
the Rcd sulphur Springs speedy pano
nary consumption bronchial affections chronic darhoa dspcIsr
and Diseases 0 the brain. .
y.tors via Richmond Lyncbarg should Virginia and
II nns,see railroad Newbun Depot They viii then have bus
staging road Via Orange and Alex
anda Virgins. railroad there about seventy miles
ysnds would secure attention.
by coming eyy usually much crowded through tbs
month Of August y oAMbEiI a W, :
May 30-d2mo .t.., =, -
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YIIIsCONsIN AND MINNEsOTA COMMISSION,

VNTISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,
wv INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY.-GEoRGE
FANM once Main street next door TO the Banking House
Cole Sumner, Il Co., La Crossc Wisconsin.
prepared buy SELL information with regard
firms farming ands locate lands either
money, Minnesota
the selling leasing lands lots dwelling house, other
ery commssion to make collections taxes examine titles
collect rents &c, &c
given LOANING MONEY which guaranty
three the
and the from twelve cent interest paid
nuay Security real Wisconsin and Minnesota
advancing
rs TO 100 cent Interest legal in wisconsin, high
IL per cent and In Minnesota there usury law
All business inquiry promptly attended and
turns rcmitcd by mail part OF the country
Feb 17-6m t'i7afeH3 GEO. FARNAM.
He following gcnemcp Hon G. washburnc, NJ c.,
Mineral Point Alex w. Randall Madison Wis Lieut. Gov
f. d. Campbell ~ Hastings, Cate treasurer
Trempccan Theo Rodoif cccivcr s. land oc) Ia
Crosse Wis Hon D. Cameron, In corse, Wis Judge Lord do
do Hon GALL Judge 9th judicial circui) Gacvle, Wis.,
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DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
II } LADIES-Frcnch and English. Washington, DC.
Principa--Donald Macleod, A. NJ University, Glasgow
will Monday Sep
iembcr and the 30th day Of June following.
thorough literary scientific culture
efficiency
department, 1t Il unsurpassed
highest will composed first seniors OF
equally take
and eaturc For further Information
july 3--DSSWWcd&sat
TURTLES! r,vrrs,,
TURTIFSlli
AT IIoYDs
AT IIOYDS
AT ILoYD's
NATIONAL RESTAURANT,
NAnoSM RESTAURANT,
NATIONAL RnrAuRaNr
Southeast corne 81
Steaks day at IL O'Clock,
families promptly attended to.-du
sDRea Live Gecen Turtles always hand-Ho July 6eou
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NEW LAW BO0KS---Kent's Commentaries. New
IN edition.
Law by Hon James Kent Ninth and
revised edition Hon William Kent vols &l4
Andrews Practical Treatise
Of the United States BY C. O. Andrews vol Svo 50 80
Juat published by LITTLE, BROWN, n CO.,
July 1s-3tfcod 112 Washington street, Boston.
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TONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALl BEAT
Springs Warren county CaroinaThese Springs
healthy pleasant section Of the country ~ miles
Depot the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad at which
place Mr. John Wilson will keep handsome ourhorsc
stage ready to passengers directly TO the Springs.
will opened for tho reception Of visitors ON
the 18th day Of June, 1883. "a afaan
For hoard per month . . go .,...... $50
week 81.
al .............,..... 90
IL 90
a q week . ...............s 90
"a day rs
For children hafprice
daily will be brought tho Springs during the season
rs, 1855. w. ID. JONES, PROPRIETOR
July 7-2m2taw
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Stesn Machinery for screw Propeller sloops-
sGWar At the U. y. Navy " ards Of Ports
mlesfh, n H., Boston, New York, philadci-
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CHARLES, s LONDON CORDIAL GIN. THE

NHARLES' S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE
~ ORIGINAL. AND ONLY LONDON GIN MPORTED--Ths Gin,
distilled London from sound barley under the surveillance Of the
delcately with ncure Of the Italian
juniper berry, and the valuable restoraves Of the
table kingdom rendering opinion tho eminent med
men, purcst ductc drink
delicious tonic delicate flavor differing entirely
from other devoid that hash acrd taste which
dcrs tho article known Holland Gin Shnapps objectionable
intended recommended by physicians
generally Of Dyspepsia rheumatism Dropy Gravel
Collie Cholera Fever and Agne Structure Diseases Of the Urinary Or
the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility 6c whilst the
weaker will find by adoption relief from those distress
which frequently attend their delicate organization
Valentine Mott OF the highest medical authority,
CARss LONDON CORDIAL GIN not only superior
other the article Of the kind he has seen"
peculiarly the southern and western
well travellers changes Of water and air.
seventy and plnts thirty eight cents,
by all druggists rutcrers and country merchants Beware
limitations. Buy only CIAIES'S NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED.
had Washington of Ford Brother Daniel Clark j.
B. WILSON, Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot Richard j. Ryon
EDMUND c. CHARLES,
Importer, No. 40 Broadway, New York
t8kt EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar lily 40 broadway New York
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REDFoRp sPRlNGs. This wsll-knoSn and De, :,

DEDFORD SPRlNGS.---lhis weil-known anu de-
hrhu RESORT VIII be opcucd Tor The reception OF
until the LIST OF Hs"oef
Tho spacious buildings erected last ycar are now uny
establishment has been furnished IN SUI
peror style win be character not
ccled any part the United states.
hetcl be tho management OF Mr. A. o. ALLEN
experience attention 10 M guests give
the amplest kind treatment 80
In addition h dsemed proper 70
passengers reach Bedford by daylight ride rom
C1nmbersburg. N N
The company 10 supply aers
BEDFORD WATER by the barrel catby or
In bottles shc Following prices, At the Springs, VIZ
For barrci mulberry 8 4. - 90
I,r n do oak !. =. ........ 8 90
For " do mulberry III ...... ........... 8 90
For ~ do oak .... ~. -, ............. 2 90
Car,oy 10 gallons -. .....,.......... 2 rs
no,tes NJ mini per dozen l 90
The carefully prepared purchasers depend
upon receiving fresh
All communications should he addressed 20
- 8n' TIE BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS CO.,
June 80 -d4w Bedford county, Pa
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GLEAYED FROM THE NAILS.

AZ Enterprise, on the Mobile aud Ohio railroad. young
lady and her sister out walking, few days since,
when they met by ahegro who assaulted tho young
I,dy and committed rape upon her. lie was pursued.
aught and put in jail and hung by the citizens tho
next day. 49, A
A HARD Nur ron PaESripE. From the subjoined Jes
rit may BIO inferred that the Boston Post not very
friendly To the editor of the Louisville Journal
Prentice tas tried apiy aud well bs asaF's
Gould rattle has Jokes poor Monsieur Belly ! n
a an older French geoiloulaD the more at N
and natural butt Of Prentice q via, 70
aEor Old Hunk, whose there's curb on,
"asn't prenicc, for yaar boon but Old bo"tons
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CoScosD, n. n Nay 81, 1853
kesaro II n, Legi,rafurs Of Ne,o HsmpsAirs7h Se-aso
rial Qsestion-sr. Hole, NJ. gdscad, and NJ Ise' -
Hs~ Ha-ruhir, Ssnasc1-1As lSpsas-sA1 q nc Bra,
II Representatives., DC.
Tho Legislature Of New Hsrpehire win NEE, bere On
"wednesday neat June q TIE session promises 70 be
exetre one and tons,hing may In iv course cal
ulsef 10 disturb that alliance has existed smo-g
NE sked and specified opposition factions and
formation continuance Of which the democracy eve
their three years o. open ADD admitted defeat Mr.
Hses term Of service In the United sts,es senate will
expire nert March, and m he viii then have nss zen
years Of senatorial life, IL the firm conviction Of some
republicans that bis time ought 70 be considered up and
be sbould make way for cf their number though
Which oye would be hard 10 say, a. they csnpo, say
themselves II DOT very easy matter 70 agree upon
Mr. Hale Mr. Atherous SUCCESSOR three years ago. o.
he had then been better rewarded for his "devotcs 10
freeco ON than most Of the Granite State. full
eeDs'orsl ,erm,he only the opposition has had 10
dspese q during t~en,y ycars-vs thought 70 have met
the sam total Of bis demands, aud that was his duty
retire a. 30 mnny Others Of New Hsmpshre's men had
done. Bis opinion v@ quite different o. you mar easily
guess; and tbipgr enabled him 70 enforce n There
was then strong foorg the subject Of Nebraska and
Prescert Pierce very unpopular home because OF
his ba,rg undertaken, under The influence q mania de-
vsoped BY al elevation 70 ride roughshod over az
god democrats a. himself and bic peculiar friends
Nov, n v~ Mr.. Hates good fortune 70, only 70
represent better than any Other man the anti Nebrass
sertiment Of the time, but also 70 be re.
esrced the type or embodiment Of hostility,
personal a. we'll A. political, 10 Piercs. This opinion
nsde IN hs favor, and he vac faaly agioed n2ou
A. kr A'hertou's successor, ~Aisb gave . for yeWs
b. serve, vhle The fu terr us' 81 the sspe time
tco W vss F'v-n W sel. mucs sr'eomsa clc ~hg,
~tUe teaah. tove- -p-set te way % W. ctrse's
e0c'c-. Hh-rVicl. bovsyt 3, LA MI ENe CVuid ns.