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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

How . Cnrv.ssE LOOKS Tx Ne"fJis AppsR
has letter from Helena, AK. written srder pressure
Of the last crevesse:
"Op Saturday sbont | ool0ct p. 10 the lsvee
gave vsy sbou; ore niie below H.leE., sad N snort
time the crevssse WAS ore hundred ys,os wiie.
went &c see it. a. had heard 60 mach about 'ers-
rcsses spd tho devastation produced by them. IL
wa. fearful seht to bssod-a torrent o, vster, one
HUNDRED yards vide, bounding over fsh OF f's or
,i1 feet tearing everything before ~ tho waves
caused oy il Elk iset in hight sId the whoe voaoe Of
water spfesdiDg up End down through the green corr
Tbi. look- ike destruction indeed. Bat tois 10 not
all Nov comes the tug Of war. Ins vs'er ioIcsl
.sef up tne kl,u ard by s1nset The lack streets o.
he city began 20 be covered vita vs.er AKA ths We
rising the rate Of from four to six &c nes an no
Now ey.rysody il On the Lookout. Taes, pen1A
whose houses .ie On the lowest pscss srs eoupsi.d
to move out 70 the hills, Isrsfef nsh property 70
the upper stores OF their norses where there hspte
10 be more than one story The Eign' we pesau'a:y
lighted by the mocR ts.: t wss rst isvofcsN ~
retreat. The whole town sppss-ed 10 ee n u"ISh
nee, ~oren ard children roying - sha ho, ets,y
q. teipg care Of shs, nc sd. A. We eYNAo.e
force vhite and black t1si coGl t-srssee @ts ~
ms Je.J riIes az h ,. rFOo ,-s is'ess ~ sSi -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

syep.hed Xa vsshsd uHon he aahsd fazIcvs ssd
.ue Of tie Sghtes 2oran ah ss :s course to~sd iae
oc.sps 5sp;a never 20 re:ura excep n costly gaa,o,
..a.vee3 or feb ,nsnu-ss aod it y bskei and bsrrt
s.d dried n tbe sur, ard .s vosst,e properties -.
o,.e 10 Hos away upon tie Wigs Of the vind to en-
,ich :he sr,vDs crops Of sumo farmer ~ho commits
the rres. enc, Of exposing his sol - VISA u nsssi
f.Irs. There il cpe ini Of isud ;ns; is benefited By
..no.ios in naked fs,w - the acton Of KJ-I-s...
. I'D clay. But even bete there j. b-t;er way tl
.ns,,crs.e tat. l.: b scrsdon through tie tlti's,
spa tie furro~ ofthe sub-soI po~ We doub: Whether
"a, moving ,n "a sdvocs:ed in itss a. good sys-
.s,n offsrmifg sobiy resort Of nese-s'y, % hsp
spc TIE work of Spring, upon l.ni 70. uneefdraeei
WHICH remars TOO TO pl3-, long after tbe iros hss
.ft !. loose enough bu: vet tna; Il would De itJa
,,ous 70 disturb il. As general ius, We Go no. BE-
rsve that sod in gcoi ,,be order vas ever improved
nv raked allow. Fiji f. be Jeff one year without
p,oduc.ive or sal,be crop, bos much more sensible
20 SOW the fsllc~.powng with any soH o. grass or
or.iu. even buckwhest with turrios, bit iar bsuer
with clover and lei the crop grow snd ia dosn, ssah-
pe. muching, manurng, and resly improving the soi.
The man who practices in he msrner quoted 10 me
tex, Of this item Is spoken Of as "a msn o; tsc.s
Vbs. fscts has he, or his bographer or anybody ese
20 move that naked fsows are more benehciato snds
,hsn Green fslowsl We should like to kno~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

sssp the vs;sr from b-sskirs in t-ou ss,ve. Hsd {
so:e e. hvee might have been os. - tse stsr
would have flooded The ~b, 70 place IN an 40 - Tvs
renamed q witness Of the sens lp'il IL cock
p r., ard tbsp retired 10 rest. not kaow.sS chat
other strange sisb, might gree, my syes ! sse morn
,,s Ives CD 81 the morning follo~ing, ara vss
rlss 20 discover TIE evee s SQUAD snd ced e,3.r
DC, about ore half Of the town under ws:sr. Il;
pcw II O'Clock; hsve just returned from s.-c,, Up
tie tleyee and find thst the sstef " over ssve,J
sres,s |. Is amu.lrg 10 see now things are n.ssxsd
he,e Boats Of all kinds and even boxes, are eroaSat
iuto requ:s.ior to facilitate the movsme1ss 81 s,e
rome. Wagons, csr,s ard basgies, horses AbS
mu.s 10 fsct every thirs that will c.ny msn, vo1sa
ara child Is in great demand at this time, Asd Coo
rsnds ANY reasonable price.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
IMPORTANT 70 FARMERS.
FACTS rOR FARMERS. No. X.

Connos AVID BorA-icAL NAsr..-We give sDstAer
list Of nsmes BY which tree. s'e eomncny e,IsS, w.h
the proper botanical names y which hey s:ent-
6ca1y dis:ingussed in all oountries. We ,epest srr
,equet TO readers 20 preserve :h,s rat To peovs IL
ussfulness, leck a. The family Of oaks n.pe' tLches
&c. II person sPeaks o: birca.uee, who; Do 20
uneentand For several yess aps.ssrasa hss b'en
floating through the preS, recommending dee 'cnon
Of waipu: leaves With which 20 Essa ho!ses N tJ
time Sc csr.sin preventive Of annoyance from these
pes.s Of the horse and he rider bu. 90 have never
been able to fnd .n Individual .hss cou1 tel Cor cer-
tain.y 81 the writer of article men; oy w.irut
leaves." In Nsw-Eogl,nd tie term walnz, g almost
universsly spp,sa 70 toe hickory tCsys) fInly, lot
d.s;lr guisbng between toe hse vsreSes OF ieis
ca,s Of Iees-s IRE wAnu>s. At tEe SoIth ard West,
nothing is known oy the nsne 0; ws-na: bu. TIE
"blsck wanr." Jaeisos r.s,s, ard Inc bu,tsrnE, Of
New. gland Jaglsus cnsre.) knosn at the Yves. -
the "white walnut Nov, vito such 6 confusion Of
nsmes who ca, tell vi a, writer rnesrs wien he talks
about walnut leaves" Let him sid tne botanical
p.ne and We c.n then understand.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

pore ~s6ps f,oo Rosg~. s'-ss.. ~~ s'1o \, ''e
fna pa.s,ts dewn The on-oaey I'D tIe .e'o - .
where Mrs. So1rsn VS. s'':ins. sod non taes's
Trough the 6Oor MO the ceis-, Were esrr.s o1es
ted aba. 10 tie ross mlscsl.snsoas risnser. MA
Cou,sn wss r.sriy sturnei.
IA horse srd coE sescbsi:g TO M. G. rsckh.m 70
,oira in ,he pcr:h psr cf ps,sosoS.a ~ere 10 ~
beh,pug da,,pr the l:o-n. TIE s1.ldny knpFo S.
TIE Westport Fscir5 wss sisc s;racA oy 40 h-.,
6id y reeve sry SAmsse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

WHry suoULp GE.ss BE CUt '-Tne ans ser 70 tais
question very simple it is this: Whae !. 8 g-ass,
and not ate. it Las become hsy. To msls good "od
or cattle out Of grass the grass NUT be cut and cared
and DO. cured .r1 cut. ani -.iher ;hDy-'eeiei
piece Of timothy WI grow cos!ss stalks, which must
be Gu. while yourse. thsr the crop OF a. old fed
which was .bolly seedsl, snd hss grown thick and
fre TIE field where the growth is thin We would cat
ar soor az It tlossornei Ths fs3 where toe stalks
grow thick and foe would SLOW 20 stand until the
seeds in tie bat; end OF tae heads IN the mix, AID
portion Of them wonld ms.ure s 20 grow after tae
grass wss cut. Other grasses and clover We would CT.
in full blossom, taxi no: 20 dry i TO dss,h a.er L
was ort We voaid never NOW While the grass ~as
We. with dew or rain; ard If cut with machine, We
would no, csre how ater r4s Gu: it was rAked
into vprows With the horserake. Il cat with scy.ae,
turn the swstns over 5000 as the top isweI wtsd,
and After sp koar or OF ho. O. ne ether sde e.
smsnw.h thin proDged flik begin to P:ch he swsAs
:ose;Aer into w.rrows II nc: previously o.sscaet,
srss, vii s:ard sh.-1 rsD in sTa;a OF winrcw VIII
oa: s.rious loj-Iy. I: sAo.A always be pat N se'
n.sa, v.1-nsie o,Ots sslrs ]. r ~, Ias itsp ri II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Personal

The celebrated American chess player M. Nor
ply has arrived in London, and requests ne to an
nonnce, in ell courtesy and respect, that he s pre-
pared to play any man living match OF chess for any
sum from one hundred to one Thousand pounds. The
match TO consist of twenty one games, exclusive o.
draws; TO be begun directly, and the money posted
dowr. Mr.. Morphy would like 70 cou1mence at once,
as BE intends vi,tirg birmingham end Of Augas, I?
holden. We believe kr. Morphys views ss TO de-
tails 70 be gentleman ike and chess Ike in every
spect. He would object to playing in private roool.
preferripg to have his play looked over; ne would
leave the selection of the srena, we believe 20 his
opponents but do not bind ourselves 70 state
than Cd outline Of his views He would ike to p,sy
deNy-sSy from noon till the game was ended; but
vopld object 70 leave games unfinished, ard would,
We hope irsist on rome plan of regulating the time,
Which without limiting the period really required by
ks opponent for calculating his move, would prevent
all shabby TO delay, sucn SIS sitting for hours
over q SINGLE when tue king s IN check and has
hut one square 70 90 10. Mr.. Morphy means caess,
Bells LIE il London, Jslye.
The LoDdcr correspondent OF TIE PaHede.Ds'a
Eclh america. ssys or Jrly Q:
a telegram wac received his morning irom Duo-
In 1orta ping an account of suicide committed by
re Rev Dr. Sadeir one of t3e Senior ke.lows OF
Truity College III the Sarior Desn o. the yesr lie
hupg biwsef on tree while on vs V his oro' ass
a. Castle keyick, the other eide o. PnToiN tAIk' ne
he eldes. son o. the lSte PTovost Ssdei'. Ine
intelligence hss occssoreo crest shock snoLg tho-s
who kew hin, active Professor 8. the Trinity
College. lie wSs fly ye.rs OF age. NJ Gauss has
yet osen assigned for the sst"
"A dispatch rom Nicksourgh, Jcly - says:
g A due cane Of in tais city tnis inrenoo be-
tween Mr. cardle the editor of The TTpe SogttroR,
and NJ. PartIiose editor OF The way. Tae weapons
a'sd were pistols at ten psoss, ana NJ. Partridge
vac wounded on the trst Ere 10 tbs ankle
Senator Deoglss Snnoupcss, in TIE CkIcQgo
T.ae., fourteen speeches in different ps.ts OF his
Sts for the Iss5us OF Jr. ana 81. month OF August.
ryNr FoK TBE BLooTERs.-Mlss II srriot Y. Aus.
IN Who edits dre,s-reiorm psper a. Ger Haven, n.
has discovered that tbe socoun: % TIE fret ss,en ,t
at srsss nskirg IN the B.O.s stouli be translated,
They made feT themselves bfeechss OF fs leaves.
And Se ADDS:
IL ~ hstniGl 20 suppose they would have nsao
Ssmsiis OF that form Is.aeI thsn aprons ArG prot
1hy re 6-s-tGes we're .rs somt,iSg Alike ior Soia.
- ouTf - TIE ettsr,ysnye tress aNc se mrsf 'ssiei
spos iss sSvsssss Of ItsF rk-.s .ls st~se Of "so-
ypusA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

EARLY.RIPESISo WHEAT-Irs AD'ANrAGEs.-
John johnson the father Of aiming in this STATE
and one of the most successful wheagrowers says he
would give prizs Of 81, 900 to any one who could
tell bin how to rpep his wheat ten days earlier than it
does now Even four days ahead Of his neishbors is
great advantage, and raves him in great measure
from the rsvsges of the udge and this is one OF the
advantages that he has gained by the use Of sat me
high manurDg, and unierdrsning his land. He OBJ
iect is to have hs wheat 10 ear from the 9TH to the
10Th of Jun. and then, even, II it afterwGd rpsns
slowly, II is TOO forward for the mdge One peoe this
yex, that was several days more forward than usual
he speaks Of as "splendj while all aroand other far.
mers are mourning the utter destruction ofiher crops
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Por1rRY VrRMIv.--"A An old subscriber,' asks us
to tell him how to &c. rid Of the great nuisance of lice
upon poultry. He says be feeds well, and gives the
hens the range Of grsss o srl hes used tupsn-irs
sprpkled in the rest., and applied blue vitrol mI'd
with grease to Their bodies, snd snoirted them with
lamp OIL and yet they infested The breed is that
called Black spanish but that think has nothing to
do with the difficulty, which lie 60 grea. that ne IS
ready if there is remedy, to sscrce his hens aud
buy his eggs and chickens. In case Ike this we
should endesvor purify the Ioos OF everything that
could give shelter TO 81 insect, Aod psrhaps abAn-
con the old roos altogether aod take care ths. TIE
hers had wlllo~ug box, vel supplied with dry wood
ashes, renewed by little addition every day or two,
ard feed sllphur occasionally in the food, sad
keep constant supply Of lius for the hens, and
keep them fat and il s these would 20, keep them
free Of Ice We would abandon the Burmese.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

NlErr F.IIows.-" BE p.ovs once N 81 ysNs
"api lets the lsad lie fsllov one year, ths; II nay
"hsye ne fur sdvsn.,ce Of The Simmer sln and :ae
W;,tsr:rss:' The iul Siyantsss Of just such wsr;
oi though. e. We ksvs been wiring Of IN ihs sect u
,,.ee 3Tc IBIS EIp@s l.ni - tAe f'l sivan:ase CT
-. Sun r,sr su, WIS: for Wa. q ils oSjectf :
wa; i sss,xysi.a y the pToesss Ire l-s =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

FIRE IN A RAILROAD BAGGAGE CAR AS ue eE
nr,s, tain frcm the West approaching s. loss
viIe sbout o'clock this morniog, smoke VS. o'se'y-
Cd jssuipg ron The sscopd baggage car. Ass'o, -
Inc rain Could be stepped the doors Of the c. ye'e
orer.J wien n wss found 10 be full of ts1is. tss
tain vas instantly detached and q much Of u. SssI
81 b,ggsee was entirely destroyed, and more !~!h
seversl ell bsgr) damaged. Tns iron sac Of To
Erprsss Company was on the carr but VS. 70. ~
iur,d, We have heard no estimate OF the I'D
but !. cannot be great deal. Is sap2ossa 'aS -
aS - ,bs ,os,ms.,er tbst tho Bufso, Rochester,
Aa61rp spd Ucs mails. due sS, dtnas
we're copsidsrsbly burned. WITH poiu :, .rsS "a
49, 80 On ais way to Europe, ssys he hsd 10 "
soId 10 bic truck, vach be lo't Bu' the gols w'un
-. hnrn Fyep il melted hich is no. st ei p'os~
OeJ - fAlb.ny Jso,na' ssu's.y'
ryy W.RrEs-SrsETr n. +. Cnvrcs.-tss
-. vkieh ass Or n the ct coDs.rsesoe ",
~, I. pow ue.rly eampst-i- Tie s-.pe 80, - -
&. erected 10 ls5 f.e. in histt and s31srss ~. -,
sa<e Of the with II r<aly Tep'' \. a..
s%snsA % " " t S<s.b xss ..SsN>
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SCENE IN CJUKT.-IIon. David Paul Brown
of the Philadelphia Bar, relates the following
good story in late work Of his:
A quack had instituted a suit for medical
services against one Of his neighbOrs, and the
suit bein. brought for the use OF another, be-
came himself the witness. A Mr.. Williams
who WAS employed to defend the suit and to OK.
pose the quackery and ignorance and worthless.
ness Of the service rendered, subjected the doc
tor to the following geross-examination
Counsel-Did you treat the patient according
TO the most approved rules of surgery?
Witness-By all means certainly did
Counsei-Did you decapitate him?
"itnsss-UndoubtedIy did; that was mat
Counsei-Did you perform the Ceasayta,. op
eratIOn upon him?
Wtness-Why Of course; his condition re-
CURED 1t, and 1t was attended W. tn great sue
cess. = =
COunsel-Did you, now, doctor subject hi.
person to autopsy!
Witness-Certainly; that was the last remed,
I adopted -
Counsel-Well, then, doctor, as YOU frat en-
of the defendants head, then dissected him
and he still survives it, l have no more to ask
and if your claim will survive it, quackery de
serves 70 be immortal. ..-7 - - :,
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DESIRABLE FARM IN CUi.PEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SAIE..,The Editor of
the Evening Star ed to SELL on very oo-
oommodatIng terms and, at low price, one OF
the most desirable fhtins IN the County OF Culfep-
or. IL contains about ~ aeres, of which 2O-are
woodland. and the reside afabs land Ia fine con-
dtlon for cultivation. Thlx tract situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House. 1t has upon
1T small dwelling house aId Ordinary farm build
lngs All the Srabe land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. TO gent eman seeking country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not surpassed, if
equaled, IN Piedmont Virginia. building site pom
the faTn commands hne mountain pros pect, and q
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The SOL Is oil excellent original quality, and pecu-
present in a good state of Improvement. The owner
will sell 1T for less than it's value, early app
Is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
itOr of the Star. an laWtf
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Places of Resort during Summer.

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
" CUMBERLAND COUNTY "A.
This well-known Mountain Resort, situate in
Cumberland county. Pa FIVE miles north = 4
easl of Carlisle, will be open for visitors on YE
Springs are highly Impregnated with minerals. aLd
are superior for drinking and bathing. Accommoda
tons large. Fare from Philadelphia to CarIeisIe
S3.S5; from Baltimore to Carlis g. S3 10. Visitors
leaving Philadelphia and Baltimore In the morning
train arrlve at the SPRINGS at p. M.
For further informal on address the proprietors,
OWEN d CHANDLER,
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
Re|sreacss.-IohnC C.. Da Costa. ESQ, ThoI. C.,
Percival, Esq. Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. ESQ.
Wm. Renshaw, Esq, baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
Esq x Richard Wallach, Esq, Washington
lie 80 -2,Ud
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je l4-tf

lNOR RENT.-A tEres-story BRICK HOUSE,
Il with basement, OH ID st set, GeOrs setown, tn
late residence OF NJ DE BodIsco, oOntaing Is ar II
rooms The house ard lot are large and IN complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings, baths,
dc. IL Is ono of the most cUnmpdIous in George
town, and well arranged for comfirt aud elegance.
Apply to BROOKE Ii. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
% - If
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~ FROM WASRINGTOS
E)IRECT TO ALL PARTS OF Til +
w T. . TT.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
20 IA - zE EssssszR

- @M ss
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
; u NJ " r X AR X A n q T. NJ T. T /,
Wth Greatly Inprorsd Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FkdM fT f gat toF TRHE HTEgnspEE &Esr
lst. THE cINciNSATf II lScT'; EXPRESS MAIL
stats stats at pig a. m, allowing PASSENGERS time for
to-. before proceeding West. This Tram passes
Grafton at 5;4o p. m, and connects at Benwood on
the Ohio River, at II p. m, with Central Ohio
Tram for Columbus. Cincinnati, and intermediates
points, reaching Cincinnati ae 81 81 next day.
I'd. THE GREAT CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS EX RESS connection leaves Washing ton
fincutng Sunday } at $50 ching CncInE att
press Tram for louisville Cairo and the Southwest.
and for st. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time. from Wash
lnEton to CncnnatI,In hours, or to ST. Louis only
81. C!NC!NNATI, DAYTON, !NDIANAPO-
@H6kTaA @ TfaAIWRfHs FIJI tqsP EsHlGAGo sAss AsR
Saturday and Sunday at $50 p. m connsctitg, at
Washington Junction. or Baltimore. leaving Bal;I-
more AZ 10 2. III. On Sunday Night the connection
with this Train is msde by the $50 M. Train from
To view the Grald Mountain Scenery of the Road
n Wight, take tine SIS AIN. or 6So p III Train from
w Was hiIstnn.
western VIrcinis Oad tax the 81 o. M Train. For
al! points the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Baltimore by all these Trains. are the closest,
direct andample that have yet been offered 10 the
asS h & shS the G sS and Ono
Railroad and its assoclste lines could suggest, have
been secured under TINS arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all guar
ters, and every other possible facility will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
tOl as follows: For all points between Wsshingtnn
Junction and Piedmont take the 5l5 tram. Fer
All Statlcns Setween Piedmont and WhesiIng IN take
Train take the 81 p. m. Train.
~ For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further Information, apply to
THUS. ii. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Oiice. Washington Station,
Or, L. 4. ENGLAN \ II, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station.
w. Z. SMITH, Master Of Trans portation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
Baltimore, May 10, 1853. ma
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UBED p. MILLER, WARD COWING,
sRCRETARY. PREsIDENr.
BOARD Or DIRECTORS.
Ward COwIng. IOb.d Z. Miller,
WllHdin a. Bradford, Thomas ~. Doyle,
Samuel Darling, William B. X yder,
Edward B. Perry, George Cleveland,
Ge0rgs w: Hail, Philip Ryder.
Il. T.. Gardiner,
This Company lnsnres AGAINST LOGS or Damage by
Fire, on Stores, Merchandise. Dwellings,, Mills,
manufacturers, Hotels, &c; also, Marine and
Inlanj Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
ratOs OT premium.
Losses promptly and eguataJiy aajusted and
pat2.
A. Az premiums are made specific when policies are
ther assessment IN case of loss Is TO be made the
parties SO insured. The advantages of a Stock
System, which precludes the possibility of an
gessInent, are very obvious.
The Board oil Directors have uthOrlzed the issues
Of Policies on country risks, detached on very low
terms.
The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the public by DONG bus ness on as favorable terms
IS any Other similar INSTITUTION and by the utmost
fairness and hberallty In all their dealings.
POcIes granted and issued to parties eHecting in
surance at once without delay by the undo gned
at his otace. w. A LBERT KING,
- Agent, No. 95 High street,
| l3-u tIeOIEetOWn.
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* IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, BY the Paris
OptIcIsn, ID. wOOLFSON, who ~p0@
has arrived from Europe with his *
own, well as the manu- ufscture of a good many
others of the latest improved SPF FCTACLES aud
EYEGLASSES: among which are the
PERfSCOPIC CUNCANE and CONVEX, Tho
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS. Eto.,
which are warranted to improve any EGE affected
with weakness. cataract tending TO n. Also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons -ho compelled TO use glasses, or thots
now using them, viii be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, 1t Paris, through their producing q
clearness and easness Of vision heretofore unknown
in sny other improvements.
Also. all sty les OF OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
for sale at us store corner Of Eighth street and
Pennsylvana avenue. or Eighth street No. S9l, be-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
III Do not ntsfcks The eorssr Of 8:h 3frss,,
Prices very reasonable, the SAIne st hls estsb-
liahment IN Europe. n9-u
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BRITISH OIJTR AGES

BRITISH OUTRAGES.
IMPORTANT lNFLt ENCE has been brought
to bear upon the Administrat t"n, who have decided
to despatch the 8 line of battle ship Pennsy Iva
ma TO the Gulf Of Mexico. 1t Is said that Commo-
dore Stewart Is td assume command. and the pr-
vate stores of cabin q ward rOom messes inc nd
ing old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS p. l.EVT'S new Wine and Spirit
Store. corner of 7th and street ma %
I ITTEGL'S LIVING AGE for Saturday, July
IL 10th, ls5S.-Contents-Poems by Coventry Pat
more; FlctiOns Ol Bohemia Patristie Theology !;
French Slave Trads; England and SARDINIA: French
Army VS.. French People; ked Sea anu Euph ates
Telegraph Lines; Mr.. Rarey g Teaching; The Nor
mon Fight; The Eve of a X evolution; Cosmos,
vol ); Human Waif: X Religious Memoirs; The
Lady on the Mall; Mrs. HOrnby's StambOul; The
Ether; Uniform Weights and Measures.
The Living Age is published every Saturday in
octave form, containing atOut 81 pages Of reading
uatter. PIIoe Sc per anpum; IL cents q single
number.
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT,

A NALOSTAN RETREAT.
The above place is now open for the reception of
visitors. n
PRIVATE PARTIES. CLUBS, PICtEA$
MICS, &e., accommodated with efresh- k:.ESl
ments. Apply for particular information to Jonas
r Levy, No. iSi eth street, corner of st. wine H.
quOr and grocery store.
An Omnlbns will leave 9Th street and Penn. ave-
nue., on Sundays at and IL |, s. 5. 6, and p.
M; returning In the intermediate hours. Fare tu
all The hotels.
On.nibnses for PartIes-apply as above.
Je 2o-im l.. HALPiN.
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A FARM IN ALEX XANDRIA COUNTY,VA.
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
PROVED CITY PROPER fY.-A Farm oil hfty
acres, Z miles from Washington and the same dIs-
tance from AlexandrIa. and miles from George
town, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Thomas Clark
MIR. r. fulee, Esq and OF the lands Of theiats l..
b: Hardin. Eco. The Farm Is divided into 9 fields,
containing rooms, with q good cellar and back
kItchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings. IN
good order now In the occupancy of r. lulee, Esq
who will show the property and give information
respecting tfe sale. Information can also he had
from w. ID. w allach, Esq, Edi or of the tar. +
Possession given Oh the LIST of January. 1859.
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