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GREAT AND INFORMANT PUBLIC

( TREAT AND lMPOETAHT fUDLlC
~ SALE OF LAND, to take place at Louisa
Gonr. Honse, in the State Of virginia; on Court
day, MONDAY. 18th April next.-fHREE THOU
SAND AND FORTYSEVEN ACRES, including
1000 cleared and enclosed the balance heavily
tI2bsred with the best yellow pine, various kinds
OF oak, poplar, ash. hickory, maple, walnut, dc-
very superior timber. and exceedingly valuable on
account OF the great scarcity through the sur
rounding country. This Land is situated on the
North Anna River, In the county of spotsY lvaDia
Is miles from fredericksburg. As miles from the
city Of Richg'ond. and or miles from the Virgil
MIA Central Railroad. There Is on the place spien-
Gid Dwelling House in frstrste repair. ani all me-
barry outbuildings; good Garden. and Orchards
ofchoice Fruit in full bearing. The tract has been
divided into psrts. and will positively be sold TO
the highest lidders either in part the whole, at
ths time aud place above named, on the following
conditions viz: One third Of the amount cash. the
balance in equal instruments In one or two ears:
withjnterest from the day of sale: The title will
be withheld till the last payment is made. Those
disposed to invest in such property will DO
well 10 attend this SALE from far and near as 1t Ii
ncommoEly valuable In many and various re-
spects. and well worth the attention of purchasers
Mr. John johnson. on the place. will show Il at
any time For further particulars. see handbills,
posted In all the cities and towns ard circulated
throughout the adjacent country possession viii
be given at once JOHN JEADoNE,
Per his Atty, VIM @ Jerdone.
Henderson, KY, Feb Is. 1859. 70 2s-2tawtds
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MORE tEW AND oHEAP d., DRESS +. 5
VI GO3DS-Opeping this morning large LOT OF
Dress Goods consisting OF Bvrages. CdGlies Lawns,
Ch.ie Eeraga aud various other fashionable styles,
whic. will cell off at great bargains Gaii ana
lur cheap Dress at Vi AiLhhto
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EOR HIRE-A strong, healthy young
l. colored WOMAN, of good character, VINO is a9 ~
WIN PHILLIPS, 18th street,
NH T--ts between mann ann ieahh'
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No. SO SECOND STREET,
Baltimore. Jsn'y %, 1859. !
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
Nar laf..d I'm.

Baltimore. Jsn'y %, 1859. !
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
OF Rcbinson's Manipulated Guano. for FRANCIS
ROBINSON. ESQ of Baltimore city.
A sample of the above. which WAS taken at your
miils. was found, upon analysis, to DO capable of
producing Of
Ammonia ...-.. ...-..........-.-.. S3i per cent.
and to contain of
Bone Phosphate Of LiIae ......... 1879 per cent.
The above proportion of Ammonia and Beue
Phosphate of Lime is known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
aud the results of numerous practical experiments
have approved of it.. An application of 200 lbs of
this article will supply more OF Bone Phosphate of
Lime than is required by any CROP, thus leaving
considerable surplus of this valuable nutrinent in
corporated with the soil after cropping and will fur
nish sufficient quantity Of Ammonia 10 act as q
nutriment and stimuant.
CHAs BIcKELL, Phi d.
For sale by Ell SKINNER 4 co.
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VI
L'OR RENT.--The Eagle and Bellemont
4 Mills, belonging to the Fredericksburg Water
Power Company. situated at Falmouth. will be OF
ferei for rent for the year. from the LIST OF July
next, at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the 2lst
inst in front OF the Planters House. in the town
OF fredericksburg. The renters will have the priv
ege of election, at the meeting, TO take term
w s barton.
IL afys k,,rsJ . I'D
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DEEVE's COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,

II CORNER MAIN AND iITH sTREETs.-This
InstjtnSioI is now In full operation Tia course OF
Instruction, (embracjpg. Double-Entry BOON
KEEPING, ard its application 10 the yarions &C,
nartmenfs of trade; Practical and Ornamental
PFNMANsHIP, Commercial CALCULAfloNs'
sc,) is thorough and practical :. ..a.uuz .,
IL the pnblic. we scarcely deem It necessary 70
s.x much AZ 10 the UTILITY of such an institution.
A knowledge Of Book Keeping and business tfens-
actious generally, is Of paramount importance 10
the youth OF mercantile community.
For fril particulars. please call at our rooms De-
tween and o'clock. Z ID u,y ,pn
ap l2-6t$ h6EF ~ q DIV. --
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ALEX'R B HUTCHE3ON.l
JOB y a HUTCHINSON,
j 3 YOUNG,

]
~ Ihe !" ing and Enquirer will insert the above
once aweek. Country paper) till day of sale. and
charge us. ' "'Au
ap IA T NJ III Soy
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ERESH CONGRESS w A 7 Il r We
Il have Just received psr schr Crenshaw. supply
Of Saratoga Water, FRESH, from Congress Spring,
New York. For sale In all quantities.
MEADE BAKER. Druggists.
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commissioners sALEOE 1Io1

~, 49, ACRES ON WOODLAND IN HENRICO COUN-
yY. on - diTE OAK SWAMP. ABOUT 4 MILES
BELOW RICHMOND As Commissioners appoint
ed by decree of the Circuit Court of the city of
hicnmond, pronounced on the 25th February 1859,
IN the case of "Bobson and others VS. 8inford &C.
we shali sell at public AUCTION, the premises on
fair, if no the next fair day, the IlOI acres OF
Land conveyed By John George and others to Moses
7 Hcbson and Philip 4 Hohson, by deed of the 29th
November, 1884. This Land is on or near to White
Oak Swamp, about or miles below Richmond
TEsMs-Enougb in cash TO deiray the costs of sale:
az to the residue at and is months for necotia
bic notes, interest added and title retained till all
the purchase money be paid. The taxes for 1889 to
be paid by the purchaser.
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON

MARSHALL AND 24rH sTRrETs cqnRCI
hill, AT AUCTION. Will be sold upon the prem
ses. on MONDAY the 18th inst, at "a O'clock, F. nj
24th streets, Church Hill and lately in the occunsn
cy CT Mr.. l. RI ad. 1t has six rooms, Brick Kitch
en-. with three Rooms. water and usual convent.
depth of half acre lot " 'no
TERMs:-]4 cash, the balance at and IL months
Ior notes, with interest sdded and secured by p
trust deed Taxes and insurance for 1899 10 be psd
by the purchaser. ~ ~ - P0i'
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SPRING MILLINERY.
MRS. JANE WOODY

~ MRS. JANE WOODY, m0
| CD No SO MAIgST., sS
~ Nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel, EI2
Would respectfully inform her friends and -~-@-~S
customers and the public generally that she is
prepared 10 exhibit the largest and most fashiona-
bic stock of Goods she has before opened con-
sstiDg of
GRAPE, SILK and STRAW MILLINERY,
INFANTS TURBANS,
JOCKEY HATS,
MISSES, BONEETS
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON.

PRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKER
the promises, on MONDAY, the 18Th of snril coin
men menclng Immediately after the sale by James NJ
layior trustee. avery comfortable Brick Residence
on the South side OF Baker Street and Opposite the
late residence OF Jacob Shook, decd and lately
occupied Dy Mrs Cochrene. 1t contains rooms
back aboutI75 feet ' N "A0
TERMs:-;14 cash, the balance at 4. and l2months
lor nsgotabie notes, with interest added. and SO.
cnred by trust deed Taxes and Insurance for
1882 to be paid by the purchaser '''
JAS NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
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Farmers and Planters are
~ respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock of + lain Plaid and Striped Osnaburgs, Linen
and Cotton Drills, Penitentisry Plaids, Linen osRa-
bUrgs &c. suitable for servants wear before mat
ing their spring purchases. as we are oherins sie"'
Inducements in tho above named goods
JOHNSON L HARDWOOD,
Nc Raj street..
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I OOK AT THlS-A GREAT B
- GATN.-5G0 pieces assorted col01ed Trimming,
suitable for chi drens dresses saques, aprons, &C,
&c Warrented to Wash, each piece containing =
yards for ooly nine-renCe worth 81 least !5c C4l
and get a piece at MAiLETRS,
arJ2 Al Main at.
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DERFuMED BREATH. Teeth white as
J. Alabaster, sound and healthy gums, perfect
freedom from toothache. D0WDEN's DsntaA FIND
has ST cd the test years perence, and IS esteem
ed by dentists and phi sicsns as superior to- any
Dentifrice ever invented for preserving the Ieelh.
hardening the gums, pertaining the breath ienqs'
ing all offensive secretiOns, and lnpartDga ueight
full flavor TO the mouth. ,,
For GALE by sil Druggists. ap 10
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IITAD8WOHTH- TURNER &CO.,

~,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
HAVING received BY recent arrivals complete
assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DIZZY
GOODS COMPRISING altogether, a very desirable
assortment suited ard selected expressly for TIE
trade OF Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
all of which the trade is respectfully invited 70 ex
Brliae. nm I'm
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pow HATAk PIPES IA great variety,
sizes. shapes and prices, on hand and for sale,
wholesale anG retail. By
cHAs DAWSON, City Drug Store.
ap II Cor Main aud Eth sta
GEaAks.--A great variety OF Havana
- ana pnacipe eegars inst recsiyed ard fer GALE
b. toe DIX or fla Issad.
GiiAe DAWs0h,s City Drug stoIe
spa Opposite steClaries Hotel.
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(sOOKING PRUNES.--Cooking Prupcs
" in barrels, kegs and boxes at s, 10, and ia
cents per pound-good substitute for dried peaches
Try them LOUIS J. BDSsIEUX.
an I2-et Conf csioncr. No. 80 Main 1t.
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MIsSES' BUNEETS,
CHIP, AND
PAMELA BRAIDS - lately received IRON tho
North. ana equal TO any in the city, and accom-
nodatiGg terms. call is collected. ap l3-lm
~ OPENING DAY. @z
~ On Thursday, l4th April, Miss V A SSNS
rs TEMPLEMAR will open her stock IN
OF spring and Summer Millinery, at 2I2 -~%-~sS
Broad street. ap l2-5t
r. FIRST GLASS PREMIUM MIL
| 10 LTNEEY STORE, MRS J DEMELMAN'S
w. ON MAIN STREET. BETWEEN nth AND
18TH -hlRs DEMELMAN has just returned from
New York, with large and most beautiful assert.
ment of Spring Boanets. Infauts' and Misses Bon
nets, Psmenilia Leghorne and Chip Flat1, Ladies
Caps and great many more articles, too numerous
TO mention. She is prepared to sell as low any
Milliner in the city.
Bonnets and l. ghorne Flats Bleached and turned
in the latest sty le and at the shortest notice
ap6-lm+ MRS J DEMELMAN.
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Eleventh. ss. FL, remains win be taken TO Green WOOD

Eleventh. s'rfet FL, remains win be taken TO Green voou
%sa+,f'y or la'ermens.
~. ssNn1x 90 sstu'tay. Apsun q, Of onnsump.os.
sss we Of os rhos ncNitse, tho aOth fear .;
ee s,a,g's fretss or the family, and the aem.
hs'. row ioge 2st, End A N are invited % al
tea ~ ~ ron Der late residence No. $40 Coum.
bis sHet ''On Brooklyn, this (hondsy) afsrpoou at
scrte oo'ork.
cs'nosDa Mae saa Liverpool Eng, papers plsass
cory
PMPnr On Scncsy @oroipg, August 49, utter several
wfsss OF fsvsre Ennerns WILLIAM Il Panr7yr axed 81
Ire relatives aid f,spds o. the family are respeotfuv
etieuo tbs fasra tN sonday) Afternoon At
bali pact O'Clock tson hv late residence, No a1T
sAsns-suodrniy % ssuruay, August 27, Mrs.. Ca
rBFsiss s.Msp, in the Goth yea, o. nsr sge.
IRE relatives rrtesds ct tbe family are respectfully
invited 70 attend her IL vsrai ts (Hopday) afternoon Il
O'CLOCK, her Ii ~ resiasace, No. 200 West rwes
srAssoRD ON Sunday. August 20, sfser short but
ps'ael u pess Mira 1ARY STAMFORD widow OF ths lasa
VIM stanford 10 the 67h c ?, nsr ys ~ nave OF na
The relatives renas 10 family, and also Of her
6roher, Edward Clark, an brother N iAx. pAtrisa<
from late re.cssss 10 SO east Eighteenth street,
'as foodayj afternoon, attwo ,"Siook
MT in Brooklyn, on sa urday, August ~, ssSJAms
The funeral viii take plss on Tuesday afternoon, ~
M aoSot from the resaa ,ce OF his father B. B. T.
wAEsa Ion Sunday mornina August % BulDau Aa1
The ms%ssn Of wssnDs.on ca.pss1 No. % ~ '
Aud members ~ Pearl 9ose onao any No 2 are CT
fully invited 20 Der resd snce, No. s53 30 very
on tuessay morning at eight o,plo ck Funeral services
WIZ take phase at Greenwich Con y, where she will be
inferred.
Welsh On Sunday, August %, Jons Welsh, 10 taa
SGD year OF his see.
The relatives and freu OF the far y respectfully
Invited TO attend the funera from his ste Feseocs no.
80 kscdougsi street, this (Nondayl Afternoon, at 10
O'CLOCK
wnn.-Oa Sunday, August 20, at ths resdsocs Of ITO
father No Ga Green wch avenue AIRAA = intsut 81
Hiram and the late Agnes r Weeks aSei II days
Pcugbkeep6,e papers Oleass
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rHR NORTHERN LIGHTS 1T is not often that
favored at this the year ~td those bril-
liant atmospheric rhenomeoa we'll known the north
ern lights. Lat evening, however, there wss grand
exhibition which Illuminated the whole c.y with the
brgbtness Ct moonlight. while the appearance OF the
sky more striking than have ever seen It during
the prevalence Of this phenomenon At one time the
northern portion Of the heavens an alnes blood
rcd appearance, while here and there long sreaks
light shot up from the horizon to the zenith. These
Jspi6y changed their place their form they ex
tended the greater part OF tho sky breaking through
The reddah hues and finally covering nearly the whole
face Of the heavens This celestial exhibition lasted some
two three hours ana attended with a marked
change In the em1erature OF The air. which became
much cooler. It was a wintry visiter which made its
appearance bomewhss OF season II is true but which
was uol altogether unwelcome therefor.
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MOB LAW AND LYNCHNG IN CALDWELL County
KENTUCKY We learn that Thursday night last Jesse
Williams, Old and wealthy citizen OF that county who
under guard in Princeton on the charge Of murder
s:earg and nhumsn treatment OF his slaves taken
OF prson while the guard asleep, carried seven
miles north OF that town and hung C. tree. His boiy
verdict OF the coropers jury wss;"Came to bis death
by ging by psysop persons unknown" About
tie time Or. Singleton, Mansfield Morse and
named Strawmat severely yncned and ordered to
leave tie country They supposed 10 be connected
wih Williams In bis vi.ues. Two OF Williams,
John and James, who had been guilty OF numerous
rimes would also, in sl probability, have been hung
had they not made their timely efcaps.-LouisutlH
Journal August rs.
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Arrivals and Departures.
lRprvAYo

From LverpscI, in the aesmshp America q. Bos.ou-Mr
and mrs EdWela, NJ and M Btidge Mrs Garment Mr.
and Mrs kathas Mrs. White, Miss White, Mlss ]. Mack
E.ss y st-auss Wood and wfs, Nr and Mrs Tucker,
M,s ow.n Ms Porter Mr. Remington. Mr. Coweu, Mr.
white, Mr. Bycher, Mr. Morre, Mas Fernandez, Mrs
and maid. Hiss sargent aud maid, r Cottle, M Neal,
Pane, Sage Aev John i,ordner Mr. Carlisle and
wife Mr. Lawrence and maid, Randall Hr Garment
Pres pop Mr. Seymour Mr. and Mrs Juuson Mr. aud
Mcrton M Ec.e and chld M and Mrs Day Mr. snd Urn
Psker Misc Baker Mrs Ann 6ugden Mrs Temoes Miss
Hannah bugden Masters hoseufhA and Hrsch Mesars VII
Iams Bpcset Durydd PYixes Pierce and ffend Ramon,
bipronepg Provost Eisfeldcr, W Huguno, A Dorret
lawson. Train Jordan. Clark Cuiing Eardley and
friend, Question Richard nr Raopsuer. ceeaents
Their stein Hernandez and son, Diaz rondosky Msck
koyk jerks " n Pearson r Hall. Olson. @ GwJrth
From lfaxku McCallum and child Mrs 00smer Miss
Wsfron Messrs Kinnear, McNab, 0rimers Bower and
Stead
From Richmond, in the steanehip Roauoke-D Conner.
Cspi CsyepdS, 4eudel Van Loren. Blaukinship
ZIP Ycwpaend, English einton, Ar0 Aalfter, Miss
child JohU Ralph. Ames, , Tyler. D " Todd PAny.
Jepsip T J UNey, " Louegee. Kramer: W johnson,
iaty and Children johnson, Tae Geo ktch, John
Ven biper Pam Tudor Brooks Wbite, 8 White, T
Minor, shanut Dowling- and IL IN the stecrage.
From Havana In bark Morales-Mrs Nllzabsth Thaten
and two children Vicente earon wife and child ElshA
Peyue Of Conn died Sandy Hook and 4stoersso
From Few Orleans, in The seAmshp Empire CiHS VII
uou Fra Lehde Douro. lady and hrse children, Cal.
lie hodes lady Mr. BArto Mis- RI LAFsye, Thomas
Wood ard lady, and IA IN TIE sseeraae
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me "uDoay Laws IN jersey.
ATrfhPT TO CLo>NH tux GERMAN GARDENS AT HUD'
TIE CIrIzKNs opeo sKD TO THE MoyRnxNr Rro
There VAS ou,. at oong Tia c,,,,.n. ~ Hud.on
f sN" ~ "
!es~IosS, owing 70 an q. %mpt oeng made 70 close
tis German sardens along ps,s> oe avenue II Appears
,ts,a GEEK or too 900 No.. C,n,rd dscI.raa a. hs IN
80. %. A's' o'.A
nHon 10 close up all the lager bier saloons ana otnsr
paces Of resort on Sunday. On Sunday, week sgo 40
,omnsn,sa .,h -. ,m..- x,.-.,. =. ,a-..v c,v bs
N VIZ" wv o"0"'S oo'oDsDs W '>es o'"' 40
70 arrest the propretors OF the various SALOONS
fooDo Open He succeeded In arres.iuR four ut
us The sx,sns,v. o..a. =, oo.,. a. ,,h, INV ~ara
e"''" VI ''o''nni''' " Ne'eA'' N0S vs.
oVeh rom tho place aud compelled 10 make nasty 70
eas. ge number OF visitors from New York being
p,,ssn, ,ha, x,,,. H.. e,..s 49,. 800. ,.,,;-n-
~ ~ law i"u'os0u '~'"o' sos0'0 P
"eps upon the onicefs had not Mr.. Leight promptly
ntsrfeted and pct q atop To Il Yesterday about
three bouas nd -. c.,...d :. Al. ..-., .,oors
sIons ,hs WEAVE hsS 49,. - VIC so .. :.
Wop'd ma mae y, s,oe ~ u I : . n. w,,s,e.s
Cs,dsr th.rs ~ .''i 49,, W no o.Sosy s"s AZ wio
IA,sb,,s also Ch,,s., ss"0'ns, @a~ s.. s.s
vi,e,s' No.vWh.,snarr To 49, v. "aS.. w ny.
s.n. IN. s.. ss.""Ss MOO n4to nonloo. F.o
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Naval IsteIliCence.


The frigate Sabine Aspn wall the 10th inst was
TO sail the next cay fos Gregsown.
The steam ffgate Roanoke at Asprwali, was waiting
the arrival Of the Japanese Commissioners.
The sloop Of St. Louis at Carthagena at last
advices.
On the 1eth instan. Commodore Montgomery. having
taken command the Pacific squadron hoisted his PEN
nspt ON the xerrn mac, At Panama. and salued oy
Of her ofacers-Fias Officer, Montgomery Commander
B. Hitchcock Leutenanta, Wainwright, Ammen, Parker
Davis, Breese, Ramsay and Phoenix; Surgeon, Edwards
purser, Gibson Chaplain Dawn; Captain Marines Slacx
Lieutenant, Fenda Master, Porcher; Passed Assistant
Surgeon schrver Assistant Surgeon Bloodsood; Chief
Epaneer stmerz Assistant Eogneers LoriDg, HILBERT,
aoio Joapson, Kid Dnptaine, Hogt; Secretary Flag
ocer, Montgomery; Secretary to Purser, Turner. The
Mefrmac, ~ was expected, would sail In about two
weekh for Valpayaieo to await the arrival OF the
stesm frgAte Lancaster, and thence proceed home.
The United States s.oreship Release sailed At six A. NJ
9Th instant from Sandy Hook. The Release goes TO
Montevideo direct with boiler for the United States
for the vessels Of the Brazil squadron at the
Rio dc Ia Plata. We gave list Of her officers few days
SINCE with the exception Of that Of the surgeon, William
Mazcer.
The United States steamer Saransc was daily expected
at Panama on the 10th inet
The United STATES sloops Of st. Marys and Cyane
were both ct Realejo At last accounts.
The United States steamer Mystic hauled out from the
dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the 2eh Instant and
anchored ct the outward buoy In Wasbout Bay prepar
story 70 her final departure for the coast OF Africa Toe
her wake In . few days.
The old parne guard OF the United States soop ofwar
Decatur consisng Of sergeant, two corporas two
musicians and eighteen prvases, arrived per the mail
steamer Noses Taylor from Aspi1 wa on the morning Of
the 9th instant They left the Decatur at Mare Island,
California; for repairs and proceeded by the Untea States
ship Warren 10 Panama they will remain Al the Brook
lyn Barracks until paid Off They in charge OF
Orderly Sergeant Robert Small.
The examining Board Of Engineers convened at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard the l1n Of July closed their pro-
ceeSipee on the Z5th inst.
The following candidates passed the Board, and re
commended 70 be appointed - Third Assistant Engneers
In the following order Of their merit-No l, Vim. O. Sell
den, Of Washington city; 2 s. cagg Of Balhmore 9,
H. S. Davies, Of Norfolk, Va; A. Campbell, Of Brook
lyn N. Y; s, R. Driver, Of Delaware; g. Fitch OF
New hampshire; jaime: Atkins, Of Augusta, Mane 8,
T. Scatersood, of Ohio; W. ". Miller, OF wheeling Va
TO- O. y. Meyer, Of Maryland II, EIward Boynton, OF
Connecticut; ~, b. A. Delus OF New York; ID, T. q.
Bordley, Of Indsna a. DAVID smith, OF Massachosets
1871 A. Wilson, Of New York; 10, j. E. Mel OF New York
The United States brigs Dolphin, Captain Ssedman aud
cambridge, Captain woodas were at Buenos Ayres July
g. and the United States brig Perry at Monte vdeo
the same date.
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WITH AVENUE HOTEL.
ON FIFTH AVENUE
Al The intersection Broadway opposte xads,, srunyx

TO BE OPEr ED AUGUST q, 1889
tbs location the desirahIe In this great a-r,
polls being the moot healthy des aud IA the -lt.
sDd very Ind convenient Sgdson river and ra
rat al depcs The entire esAhIxs
EN- are the result OF Daur~ sdy experience
der The most Portable and hone like the void
AL the Improvements that comfort
Eesied have been introduced Every precsu,cn bSs hr
taken during rucuon to az
guests nom The dangers Of consaraon. subdivision double
Dice VAIL extend from the rock foundation root az
OF the noorc are double and are separated by
uen mailing the onfire ss'uctu-e Gre proof Aour
ncortspt impi ovements In addition TO The
- rs wa! is nearly completed from @
uiat 70 ne upper moo upon plan which adis OF
pny OF accident LOFTY spacious and Duous clrr10r
forming promenade OF esht hundred fee
sories sye Light and e; IN the hghes every
ent loesS spsoe bs bean apDroprtssd public mgr
rooms and ploA which sod the therg
bers snd dressing with ell oonvenieaces hsvS
been especially designed for tbs fs-nes
parties and single gentlemen An exchange containing ts
OF the Day and ali the coovenenccs for
Intercourse and buaress has been added many otss
features Of the botei and there telegraph
with al paris Of the country BLIZZARD cess of ts
most approved fyi and appoir provided for Sc
use of guests and the public The and every ar
OF use In the has been dsszusd wd
manufactured fnS the Fifth Hotel An comprupIrs-
uonA Tor Aparmenta or upon business hoee
please direct 70 fifth Hotel order TO iu ne i'm
mediate attention The entire organization OF this hoei hss
been under the direction OF Mr. Parau stevens
Revere and Trenont Houses In Rattle and cai
Clear Houses IA Mobile. and will he conducted by
HITCHCOCK, DAZZLING CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

FATAL AccIDgNr.--We learn from Raleigh
correspondent Of the Petersburg Erpres that most
tTesspg took place the former city about
noon on the 10Th inst OF the Hoo. Ken aeb Ray
ners fine prom Sing youth, about thirteen years Old
was hunting with \ SHOT gun. In company WITH his
brother, several ycsrs younger than himscK fhe
went or accidentally, the whois LOAD passing throagn the
heed Of The elder, End producing iustsot death,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

Grover Il Bakers Noiseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Temporarily at 50l Broadway, New York.
1872 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
rately applied. No. Aator House. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

HIPS Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown;
best in ue Depot No. Barclay street. sold by all drug