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So &u9en 9 9pntn9's auSSe3el9>
neten S&weptf6 Bitter, suberettet aus Gbtaartnbe
Elm nutru9lt6es Wtttei, seseu Qc5erbeipperbsn, @elblutt
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trdntbeiten uno alien aus etnem tn uuprpnune eerotbenen
III 1een entfspenpen Irantbeten, tit Su 80 &ents Ote SIai6 su
perfdufen IN Der Office oeS QDefers.
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@5- r. Saate. in cen lepIen Jaqrea p.rUt TO ~"
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u1ung unp @FfUri9un3 8eptder etujelner arlsn upn 8rantD
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ssrt- unp tertngtpnfr. Baltimore. 30
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LII SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. WITH

IA entire stock of fancy coored silks ladies'
abrcs offered at recently and largely prices
Our stock OF all kinds OF dry goods family
thoroughly assorted throughout the entire ycar.
Our northern and correspondents supplies
daily in all first class dry goods
price only marked plain figures purchaser
ceived.
We are not opening any
All old bills be paid making We
trey this point We desire distinctly understood
that 10 ourselves the right present for ent
bill made after this date at tho need 81 its
ket prices hence customers who have had bills with us for
assured that they will not be permitted rs IN times past
small nsiamcnts by notes or verbal
call In few days when present bill we want the amount
cash
MS TO make trade MS near cash business
possible without disturbing tho relations that
between OF customers and Ourselves for long
years. PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, building,
Aug8-l0dn opposite Centre Market
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Hos. ISAAC ToucEY.-A teegraphic despatch was re-
ceived in this city this morning from Hartford, Connec
tcut announcing the arrival there of Hon. Isaac Toucey
at 81 o'clock last evening He received at the depot
by immense of his citizens, who well
coined him with loud demonstrations. From tho depot
to his residence he escorted by "Cots Armory
Guards numbering 100 men, and armed with revolving
rfes Inc streets through which he passed throng
cd with people and all ablaze with the glare of rockets
aud other fireworks The excitcmento of the was
also further enhanced by the filing of national salute
On the arrival of the Secretary ut his residence he
addressed in very appropriate speech by Hon. William
w. Eaton to which Gov. Touccy made very happy
Spouse. Star stae SIX
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SINGULAR WAY GAINING LIvELiIooD.--For n
long while past of about fifty years of age gem
tec in appearance and wearing gold spccaccs has been
putting the owners Of untcnanted houses TO vast deal
of trouble and some expense This man is regular
reader of the papers, and whenever he discovers house
for he calls upon the and gets the key for the
purpose of looking at the premises He not only retains
the front door key, but takes oil others he find in
the house. Tho keys Of two houses belonging to Mr.
Henphill residing ia Vine street, thus obtained
and, when Mr.. H. applied to locksmth TO have new
keys fitted he found that the had been selling
keys for long while to various shops in town Several
hundred keys had been purchased from him by the lock-
smith ON whom Mr.. II. called.--Ihd. Led9er.
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United states Hotel.
OFFICIAL.
DKpaRrSKsr OF STATE,

DEpARrYENT STATE
Washington, August 10, 1858
reformation has been cved at this department Henry
Anthem Batavia that by an or
Of the General India
3Ist day May last the following ports opened foreign
trade on and after the 31st day Of May, 1859
IN the ISLAND Of Java the ports Ancr uta Indramao
Taga PckaIongan Pocrocau Irobongo
Tanaroean Banjewangic, rngcol ratan, atap Win
Ike psbssi ta5fp.s
In the island of sumaa tho west coast tho ports
! .laman, tt
tho southern and eastern districts Of the Bornco
the port OF samrit
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LBFphL PuBiisIEn I'm England DR.. Livingstone
volume of travels is in its thticth thousand and
sells at guinea. Murray, the publisher, undertook to
give him two thousand pounds OF the proceeds of the
first edition Of twelve Thousand copies When the sec
ond edition called for the publisher TO the a,
thor that he should have third Of the profits third
and fourth impression demanded and this princoy
publisher informed the traveller that he should have half
of the profits OF all the editions together-hrst second
third and fourth Moreover, Murray paid up the money
at once and Livingston had it in his pocket before lc
left Scotland.
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FED oArs.--A number Of horses have died in Davis

RusrED OArs-A number of horses have died in Davis
county from eating rused oats The Clarion, published
at Bloomfield says that farmer in Union township, in
that county had lost three horses said to have died from
worth harvesting 1t is supposed that oats which have
suffered from this terrible blight apowerfu poison to
all animals which feed upon them while in the straw, and
it would be well for farmers to be their guard and
turn their stock into the fields, IL they do not
intend to harvest their crop We also learn that IL is
ported IN the South that animals have died in several in
stances when turned into rused oat-ields. Burlington
Hr,ckeu
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Tng NATIONAL MvpIcsb Coli rGB..-Ihis institution
which was established in 1920, and which has added
many bright TO the medical profession of the
try will begin it's thirty seventh annual session Mon
day. October 49, 1858 Among tho late additions to the
faculty. notice the Of Drs Stone of Washington
and Holston of Ohio, both eminent surgeons. Inc dis
secting is in the hands of Dr. s. w. Crow, gradu
ate of the College, and endowed with every qualification
for his responsible post We informed that the open
ing lecture will be delivered by Dr. Holston at the Smith
sonian Institution.
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CIRCULAR TO OUR MARYLAND AND VIR-
GINA FRIENDS.


The Entire Produd Of Too Factortes
WYE HAVE tho entire product of two Virginia
wv that this region OF country They
order and with expressly 10 the
Customers superior Grey and Drab Pulled
Country wide plaid the Country straight striped
Iinscys that produced in the United States. sfs
npick product the inferior and
goods regarded by competent judges who have
purchased Of for vastly superior anything produced
In this the world. .
Virginia. whore and labor
cheap literally employed ia their production
immense
peror goods produced prices usually charged
the inferior grades.
Farmers planters well will find
stock goods adapted for the much The largest in the Dis
trict.
departments all class European and American Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods.
will be in store by the 18th OF
canddy that will be bost
their early Is of frequent
supply than half equal to the demand
price only marked plain figures and salesman the
permitted take arng under the marked
price; hence purchaser Is deceived.
We opening accounts rs
presented monthly cash. consequently
thereby continue scale Of cash
Strangers all others cordially solicited to examine
stock but for their qualification They will at least learn the
lowest cash price.
visit 10 our establishment obligation to purchase
correspondents supplies
therefore presenting all the largest
stock staples with all attractive novelties
tina beart he impress Of substantial merit
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied in all
cnses. PERRY BROTHER,
"Central Stores y west building,
Cantrr Market
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EINE GLASGOW EDITIONS

History Vegetable Kingdom, embracing tho physiology
plants lower animals and their
pcaon arts manufactures and domestic economy by VIM
several hundred cngraying many oil them
beautifully coored. Price 49,
History Earth Animated Nature with numerous
distinguished British and foreign natuasts IL
by upwards figures Two vols large svo Price
$40
History Century By DAubgne
-Four large vols, with plates. $40.
Memoirs Napoleon with continuation embracing
hundred days. and Of his residence and death ~ ~
Helena. Two 8vo., with plates 30 30.
History England CIVIL Military and Ecclesiastical from
julius the 1916 by Charles Macfane
Thirteen volumes. 50 SO. s4 45g5a
Tales sketches shepherd including several
printed with illustrative engravngs chiefly from The
real scenes. volumes. s. 30,
The Works Of Robert Burns with complete ie Of The Poet ana
genius character Prof wilson, with
notes &c. extensive Of portraits and
landscape Svo vols Price ~ For sale al
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Aug Bookstore 332 Penn bet OH and 10th ss
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NEARLY ALL II not ALL the drinking saloons In ST. Louis
is SAID are furnished with straws for sucking ups by
one man. who sells them for and half or two dol
lars thousand from two acres OF land on which he
grows rye annually he sells about twentyfour hundred
dollars worth of straws. They packed also in bar
eis containing about IL, 900 sraws and shipped to New
orleans 81 Paul, and the intermediate places, and the
demand is increasing
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GLEAYED fRon rHE NAILS.

+ - -
RAnEY ON i,liNnrRs MIR Rarey having beef ask
cd his opinion with regard 10 tie Use of ablnket ar
horses, replies la communication TO the London Ties
IN which he states that his experiences with and observsi
to Of horses proves clearly that blinkes should not
be used and that the sight OF tho horse for many
sons, should not DO inerieed with in amy way Horses
are only iea'uloi objects which they do not understand
OF are hot iir with and the eye 10 one OF the prn
cIai mediums ny which this understanding and this fa-
milianty are brought about Tney can BE broken IN s
time and better without blpkc and driven past objects
which usually startle them, with far safety when
the eye has an opportunity to examine the object fully
The horse Is better judge of distances than man. and
allowed the free use of his eyes would avoid coils
ions frequently caused by the caroessness of his driver
Mr. Rarcy states that the of blinke rapidly disap
pcarng In the United States and predicts increased
funes in the horse when this foy of the nineteenth
century" is abolished in London
WArKn Ioeo.mv, Acco,d;no 10 tho Iooknort
(ouy,er Daniel Wi,,ar ~ ,h. ,;,,a To- - a. s,a
months engaged in the building of 'water locomotive
which, the Courier says, made successful trial Sat
urday LIS main feature is that of floating locomotive,
which upon the water the the locomotive
ON the railroad track The engine and the wheels arc
built to float the wheels enter the water su-
GENTLY 10 propcl the boat forward they The
Inventor claims that boat constructed this plan
he propelled with greater and faster than the mil
road engine and that 1t is peculiarly adapted to canal
navigation, as, IN going thirty miles hour it would
not raise as much swell rs an ordinary constructed steam
boat would la going five. II it shall meet half the
antcpaons OF those interested In its success 1t Is bound
' ~ p ~, s,., o. o0'u''o :" 'ne ""' "''on =
8 "" W 'so""i' VA lft y asNl 3el
AN MpKovEMEaf in ENVELOPES TO open letters rap
Idly and neatly when one has hundred or so per day.
or even hall that number Is no easy matter Many OF
our heavy houses on the arrival OF every mall receive
from dozen 70 gross ana the presefvao OF the en-
velopes as slightly mutated as possible Is often of con-
siderable consequences on account OF the post office mark
and date OF mailing day Mr. Charles Phelps of Salem,
massachusetts has just taken out patent for simple
~
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ICE! ICE!! ICE !!-Just received per schooners
Andover Charlotte Reeve, Swan Shade yncennes Mary Anna
Henry May Kake Dexter and Eleanor three thousand tons os
ton ice. L. J. MIDDLETON,
Aug lO-3t Office Twelfth and y Streets
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MARRIED.,

A. the residence Of Governor FLOYD in this city Thursday
18th instant by the Rev Dr. HAIL. CHARLES RIPLEY esq
GAREr BRtCkENRlDGE DRAKE, both OF Louisville Kentucky.
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n,HE BOOK or THE sEAsoN.--,Iusl pubIishod,

TTNHE BUUk OEAIoUN.--JubE pUUIIHHoUF
teorge Melville" American novel, VOL limo I'll post
paid, 81 75 d
George Melville book Of great interest and spirit ana
light peculiar traits OF lnecsn
-Ct.sfifut Middiets n, C..
interesting book Lie0ry CT Nc
George Melville Is a which will suit every body.
For sale by b TAYLOR Il MAURY, Bookscilors,
Aug l3-N 334 Pennsylvania avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucti0neers.
1.-TWO VERY VALUABLE. BUILDING LOTS AT

public Friday afternoon August 18TH at O'Clock,
premises shn sell 10 the highest bidder part OF o No
fronting between ID and
AZ streets running back 1871 feet inches 70 2Seet Sinc paved
alley. "a
O'Clock the promises Lot No 49, square No 5lo
north X between 4 and 9th streets we run
ming 1i2 feet inches 30feet alley. Titles perfect
cash. residue in g. H. 49, and "a months
bearing interest and secured by deed trust the prem
lscs. J. {. MCGUIRE a 20,
Aug I2--d &uctioneers,
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w ANTED---A Govcrncss TO go South and teach
wv private family Sho must be thoroughly for
Instruction lf French all the English cdu
cation. fH4.I fa. tas. LIN
Address (woa delay box 81 Georgetown Post Office, D. C.
Avg 13--it d. -Is,.s|f -, i.st .-,sl..t..as 81
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EXCURSION.
L,OR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK

LNOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
j. AND PORTSMOUTH For tho accommodation Of families and
others wishing Iuxures OF fresh fish, crabs aud
bathing afforded by those places the ne safe and commos
Powhan will Washington o'clock
for the above points, and continue during the bathing
commencing Saturday, July 17h from her berth the comapys
wharf, foot or 9th street. arriving at Ppey Point at same
day, Old Point atA and Norfolk at 5, Sunday morning
Returning will save Norfolk Monday a, Old Point 1T 0,
ney Point g. Tuesday and arrive ut Washington at
TO- a. same day.
including Point ~ Old Point and Norfolk
So tho trip, including mea S. Children and
half price. Bcrhs free state rooms extra.
asscnge win DO taken and landed at all the landings tho
Potomac.
Information apply at the Office OF
ticket Office No 32 Pennsylvania
nuo three Hotel captain board
tho boat, foot Of 9th street
cIIAs Z MITCHELL.
Captain
July I'D Superintendent Of =. s. d. Company.
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WIN. L.
HENRY e. CAMPBELL,
Bankers,
LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Sioux Oily, Iona,
land cash, time money
rates pay taxes, and furnish abstract 10 titles
Sep 25-d&sw1y
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SUMMER RESORTS.


VIE e,. 81 .s,ns 'en
regnsd ,anant this establishment will DO oened on
ls June the direction accommodating suIcrssfnd
emit ana most reliable courteous assstants-
expense will DO spared In order ~ accommodate The
guests former high reputation ID these springs The
Orange railroad Alexandria at Ia O'Clock In the morning
day leaving Richmond day thus andng the
venient mode OF
The terps win be ~ say az weet $40 per
months, and 500 Tor The soo ending lst oc,o
harprice = THOMAS GREEN
June 2mos
DED SULPHUR SPRINGS-MoSRoE COUNTY, VR-
III celebrated Mineral springs open Coz tho
reception visitors IL well known that no mednai agents
Springs Ia the speedy plmo
nary consumption Affections arrhs, dyspepsia,
and diseases the BRAN.
yiors Via Richmond nchburg snd
Newburn Depot They win tcn have bat
miles Of staging good road Via Orange and Alex
ns would secure better rooms attention,
by coming early usually much crowded through e
month Of August. 4 =, . N4''' 'A"'' ~ w.
May 3o--d2mo
VONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHAlfBEAT
81 Springs North Carolina spnss nro
situated h healthy pleasant section OF the country 10 miles
tho Raleigh and CASTOR railroad W wh"h
place Wilson viii keep now and handsome oar o'fe
stage passengers directly 10 the Springs
Tho will be opened for the reception OF vs''
the 18th day Of June, looe
For board per month 10 oo
/" week. ~ ~ ~,
!" day 40 ~o
Horses month f''t. e ~,
q week. - ~
90 day ~
or children years OF and servants hafpricc
daily mail will be brought TO the Springs during the season.
june IS, 1858. w. d. JONES, Proprietor
July 72m2aw
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DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER 1861
N, GREGORY 4 MAuRY Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
under superintendent Of Commissioners appointed
by the Governor. tft a tn
sS7 900 Lottery tho Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
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sPcrmt you please, most respectfully to invite at
above; this that
largest operators all kinds of Blankets market
CHILLY Grey Blankets superior quality and low
r.. ID.
Aug 3-lOtdr
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.--The regular monthly
meeting Of tho president and directors of this company
was held at Baltimore Wednesday last at which
siderable amount of business transc tod Flom the
statement the for the month of July
that there has been decrease compared with the
revenue Of July 1857 of s7653l 49, 1t is worthy of
notice. however, that while the business Of the whole
line show this decrease there has been increase
the Washington branch earnings of 1852 80, showing
that this IS the most profitable part of the line 1t is
stated that there has been very large reduction in the
expenses and OUTLAWS of the company which tends greatly
to counterbalance the effects OF the smaller receipts