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\ cHANCERY- vrscrSrA:-In Richmond Hastings
.q,h.r I.,,by. Plaintiff:
4.unSt
Aha' Allegro Frances Dasory, Louisa Jane Dasory
josephine DasoIy, infant under the age OF "a
w !. Joanna B. Watson, William B, Allegro, Henry
!. abe aud Nancy l.. his wife, John Baikins and
w his wife, Rebeeca F. Allegro, Samuel NJ Plea
~ T. [. Peasants, W. Armstrong, and Charlotte
~ y, wife. aud Samuel P. Christian, Defendants.
~ Gay came the parties by their counsel, and the
raaan,s, Samuel Peasants +. &. Peasants. samuel
tIaiin, Anna Allegro, and Joanna B. Watson, filed
h. ihs~ers, TO which the plaintiff replied generally;
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court TINT
tn'ant Charlotte Armstrong, Is not a resident
|.t 'o'nmonwealih. IL is ordered that the said de-
H., 80 Charlotte C. Armstrong, do appear here on the
o. The next January term of this Court, and
~ Nr eI'l OF the plaintiff; and, unless she shall do
sf. nd hill, AZ TO the said Charlotte Armstrong,
t.,,.. asen for confessed, and the natler thereof
r,.nss tord'h2ly; copy Of this order having been
S--s, Inserted, for period not less than eight
saan,,s some newspaper published In the City Of
dNu ~ posted up for tho like period al the front
Court House Of this City.
~ -txs. Copy: Teste,
Ns~ CHAs. HOWARD, Clerk.
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j. &. Gregory 4 Go.

M ANAGERS, NO. l0l, 1IATN STREET.,
1VI RICHMOND, Virginia
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOvEM-
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J. A. MARTIN,
New Clothing Store. No. I34 Main Street,
A FEW doors below Exchange Bank, Rich
"A. mond, Virginia.
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.Spfud,d I,0ffsrics Ey Ngrrmbeyi

10000 DOLLARS, 1000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 43, Tor 1885, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, No
vember 9Th, 1913. Prizes: $30,0O0, $4,000,
5000, $500, 1927, 5000, $500, 40 prizes Of
1000 80 OF 400, &c. &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters . 80 Certificates of packages of 25
Whole Tickets, $780, 25 halves, IS; IS quarters,
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THIS DAY RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
THE CRIES OF NEW YOIk, with fifteen
i illustrations, drawn from life by disiin-
guisled artist; the poetry by Frances 5. Ossood.
The Naval Officer, or the Pirates Cave, Tale
Of The last War; BY Lieutenant Murray, author
Of Fanny Campbell, The Female Pirate Captain.
Lights and Shadows Of Scottlsh Life; by Pro-
lessor Wilson, author of The Trials OF Margaret
LINDSAY the Foresteis, &c.
Thyraw, the Bohemian Consprator; or the
DAYS Of Maria Theresa; by Madame Won Paal-
gov.
The Authors Daughter, Tale b. Mary
Hewitt.
Tho Groves ut P'arney; by Mrs. S. G. Hall
Shining It, Tale of Tape-cul,er; or, the
Mechanic turned Merchant, By one who knows
The Amateurs Song Book, containing large
collection OF Popular, Sentimental, National, and
Comic Songs, set 10 music.
Living Ase-Seres No. l..
Just received By A. q. PENDLETON,
Nov. & No. 10 Main Street.
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>TRATToN's OFFICE, No. 5, South l4'i

<TRATTON'S OFFICE, No. s, South i4't
Street.
Let 1.-THE world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrRArToN's the man.
avn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass AZ,
Nov. l.:
81 Is d 40 40 50 43 &C 80 % 20 %
Half Ticket Nos. % % 55, a prize of $500,
sni paid BY STRATTON.
avn Nos OF Alexandria Lottery, extra, No. o64
Nov. 5:
) p 81 81 81 80 Is Is 4S Ct 80 SO 5.
New.
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MAILS assorted, from The celebrated Phoenix
Nov. i DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
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uARlNE JOURNAL.
.,r OF RICHM OND.
- his day, al 81 o'clock, A. M.

,.,,,r This day, al 81 O'CLOCK, a. NJ.
ARRIVED,
c,r,i> Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
mel - SAILED,
,.onri Kerwan, Baltimore.
NsSau Matthias, New York.
I c.ssrt Armstrong, Gibson, Baltimore.
,..9,,,arA Baker, Boston.
.,rpo. Wilson, Portsmouth, Ne"
'a'''' CLEARED,
sb,o New York, e. De Harde mas
Bremen : 'o''''' 'o'' aN
an \ 20.
rnf Oct. ll-Arrived, ship Rob Roy
: .,nm Virginia.
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IEOyt's Prize Office,

MOS ,EXCHANGEpLACE, RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
Note The following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
10 ensure success. All large Capitals are sold by
d. NJ. HOYT.
MORE LUCK AT HOYT'S
Ticket Nos. 6 GO, the capital of 5000 dol
lars in Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. a5i, was
sold and paid al HOYTS.
Make rcmi;iances in all lotteries 10 HOfT,
and when in town, always buy tickets al No. 3
Exchange
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MANAGERS, OFFICE.

MORE LUCK At BIGGER 4 cos.
NeAWN Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, Class
u No. 2l9:
10 % q 4 20 CO IS 70 % 81 SO al
I.&Set Nos 4 81 80, Prize OF $4,000; whole
Z 81 Prize Of 1900, both sold and paid at
s.,by BIGGER & co.
OaN FIRE More BIZ Tic Same Mail
awn Ms. OF Delaware Lottery, Class S6l
! Is i3 ; &C 50 81 81 81 p 68 40 IS 80 ;,
fiesers Nos D. 43 62, Nos. 3 % G6. Nos. :
- Nos. 3 80 81, Nos. % 80 62-all sold and
.l.y BIGGER Il CO.
?; his aa,'. ma $4,000, 1000, 5000. 5 O
-, &c - Nos. - drawn. Whole Iicke's
40. the Dollar Lottery-s4,O 900 Capital Prize
Nos. 10 drawn. Wholes +; halves 5O cents
-
syr Prizes call al the Prize Office OF
BIGGER & co.
Mex, Sa,urday-5 OF $4,000 dollars, 100 o.
10 a few chances at Is dollars, shares in pro-
-ion can still be had at The Capital Prize Or
~, BIGGER & co.
swn Nos. Of Pokomoke LOTTERY, Glass 22O
= % 50 8 81 Is 81 80 AZ % 90 % 81
Y
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SA NJ. WINE REc,
J. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.

Richmond, October 4-deoI m&c2m
The Lvnchburg Virgnian, Petersburg Intel
lisencer, Charlottesville Advocate Danvlle Re-
porter, Clarksvillc Herald and Raleigh Register,
will insert the above one month, send us copy
OF the paper containing il, and toward their &C
counts TO this Office for collection. w G. S.
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E'rcncI,'s Hotel.

AZ .N0fIHH, lug1ha-fW SUR
IN Having reached that period Of life
ssT=M which renders retirement agreeable, Of
l.sasl4 fer for sale my interest in the above llo-
le Also The Furniture, sock OF Wines, Lii
quors and all the fixtures OF wellregulaied fio-
TEL A portion OF The Servants that have been
brought up in the Hotel will also be for sale.
The terms will be liberal and made known 10
any one wishing 10 purchase. To a man quail
fled 10 manage this property, The whole or one
half will be sold. This Hotel was built in 1897
By Joint Stock Company, and incorporated by
an act OF the Legislature in 1889.
II is situated on two Of the principal streets of
this city, and contains about eighty rooms, all well
and handsomely furnished, and The House is one
of the best 5uiH and fnisted Hotels in the State.
The largest Naval Depot in The Union IS
here, and the increasing prosperity OF The city
must make this property most valuable. The
Hotel can nov he purchased at a price making
il profitable investment, ior capitalist.
Norfolk, Nov 1-d9t WM. FRENCH.
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WAREHOUSE AND BOX NAILS. from
w the Cumberland Factory, constantly for
sale, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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-- -
IRON and Salt.

90 TONS well assorted country Iron.
~ 100 sacks Ground Mum Sail; for sale by
JONES & WINSTON,
Oct 2s-clm Below the Bell Tavern.
PLOUGH AND CASTINGS AT COST.
WYE HAVE remaining unsold, small lot OF
w Rusgles', Nourse X Mason's and Makers
Ploushs and Castings, which We will sell at cost.
Also half ION OF McCormicks Palmers
Mould Boards. JONES WINSTON.
Oct. 2S-clm
A SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR SALE.
r AM authorized, BY The owner, to sell at put-
i lie auction, on Monday, the 9TH inst. al half
pas, O'Clock The Farm on The Three Chopped
Road aL.,ul six miles above Richmond, now oc-
e1pied BY the Rev. Mr.. Ford, and containing 80
acres. Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing, will
please attend, as bargain may be obtained in
the above The House contains Tour &c cd rooms
RICHARD HILL, ia,
Agent for WI. Jefiries.
" Sale to lie conducted by w. Gtddin.
Nov. CT
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lust RECEIVED, per schr. Nassau, a splen-
J did assortment OF French Cloths and CASH
meres, which will be manufactured 10 order in
the best manner BY ]. A. MARTIN,
No I34 Main Street,
Nov. 6 A few doors below Exchange Bank.
A NDREW B. FULLER is collecting in the
n counties South Of James River for the En-
quirer and other papers. Subscribers, and others
indebted Tor The same, will please pay hum when
called on. VIM. GoOLDiN,
Nov General Agent and Collector
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for The transaction solely Of General Commits
sion Business offer their services 10 the public
for The sale OF TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
produce in hand, when desired. They have
taken the house recently occupied by Gibson &
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House
SAM WiNFREE
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ycW Co,,,,nj,,ion ssou,e.

TIME subscribers having this day associated
i themselves in business under the style anc
firm of
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ALEXANDRIA House.

"Let all the " orld say what they can,
Pur selling Oysters Aliens the man"
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No a.

rs No. Lollery, IA drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters , so.
Certificates OF packages Of % Wholes, Sl20
DO. do. p Halves, 60
Do do. - Quarters 81
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rs No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
| Wholes $l2, halves 8, quarters 5, eishihs 90
Certificates OF packages of 2G Wholes, Sl6O
10 DO. 26 Halves, 80
DO do. 2i Quarters, 40
Do. do. 81 Eighlhs 30
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. IS,
,r 1915. 10 be drawn al Alexandria, ID. c., on
November % lS45.
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Tickets TO dollars; halves 5; quarters 80.
Certificates Of Packages 25 Wholes $l30 90
Do. do % Halves, 65 90
DO. do. 25 Quarters, 50 So
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GRAND SCHEME

GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000 Capital! 10000! 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class c., for
1915, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Sa-
turday, November 18th, 1915.
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ENGLAND AND THE OREGON.

The Antwerp correspondent of the United States
Gazette takes such view of the position Of Eng
land and her ministry, respecting Oregon, as we con
ceye il fully disclosed to any intelligent observer of
the matter in dispute its value to that country, and
the dangers which must involve her in contending
for it by force off rms
81 have told you in my last that the admission Of Texas
into the Union Of the seyetes blows England he;
received for the centuries tits for the first time
for long period that England openly avowed her opposi
ton measure and accepted withouta trial oil strength
"A word and blow has hitherto been her maxim but sh,
evidently temporses with America-the only quarter Of
the globe In which she feels her weakness should any
your readers differ with me in this respect can only as
them that this Is the light in which the conduct o.
NJ gland toward America Is viewed generally in Europe
and the independent in which the American
Congress has Noted joined TO the determined energy with
which the United States have rejected the right search
have in great destroy ed the belief in British
,remacyone othe chief elements Of her power u Is ow
yn 10 the OF this fact that Sir Robert Pee
Arbitration in regard TO Oregon went forth to the world
moi 40 much MS Of ntimidatng the United states
90 ouiet Sir Robert Pees friends in Enropeor 10
Nv pan phrase to show that England not afraid Ths
STANDARD Sir Robert Pees organ however, explained the
remers declaration not to create any
srm among the stockholders Not that Oregon has any
,slrr sad that impartial paper IL is worthless ethe
10 England or the United States but because Mr. Pol
Iaims h IN such ranneri II England were TO allow suci
claims her title to Canada or the West India islands wople
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FOT Inc Un
PORTRAIT FROM THE WEST.

SIR | shall take the liberty of furnishing you,
from time to time, with some curious extracts from
1.-The correspondence of an old gentleman, who has
resided many years in one Of our western States
land who, though little known, even in ais own
|neighborhood, is one of the most singular and
|erudite men in America The rude but simple
hearted settlers amongst whom he lives, look upon
him with mysterious veneration, and always speak
|of "the old gentleman" as they call him, with rev.
ference and respect. His style of living is simple
land elegant and, though rarely in public, he ID
ALWAYS accessible at home and dispenses the mos
courteous hospitality TO every human being who
Visits his residence. The residence itself is singu.
liar. The house is constructed on the mode of an
Italian villa, tasiefuly furnished, and surrounded
with all the rare and beautiful trees and shrubs and
plants and flowers, which be found in the
| broad, uxuriant West His library is valuable
collection of books in the ancient and most Of the
modern languages; and the standard works on his.
TORY, poetry, philosophy, and literature, in Italian
German, French and English, are to be found in
that collection. Newspapers in various languages
Iare brought TO him weekly from the village post
Ioffice, by his old taciturn servant, an odd looking
lperson in broad brimmed hat, sky-blue coat, and
BLACK breeches. These papers are read for him by
/ his lovely granddaughter, blach-haired, black
Ieyed girl, whose glowing complexion, sparkling
Hook, meiiuous voice and ardent nature, indicate
her as the child ofltaly other bright south
fern land. "The old gentleman himself is a true
and stout-hearted American, proud Of his country
land her past history, and filed with prophetic faith
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Communicated
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sin: Permit me respectfully to address you tn
following interrogatories:
Are you not, at this time, an office.holderl Wer
you not appointed under the last administration
Were you not acting with the wings in 1910? Wer
you not in favor of Clay last summer And did no
"a fear of losing your office dictate your article in tn
"Unon" Of Saturday evening"
On the answer to these questions will depend verl
much what weight is to be attached to your remark
about removals in that article Please give an ex
plcit answer to each of the above questions.
AS it would he some time before the querist coul'
receive an ''explicit" answer from "Amicus," be
cause he lives on the "south siie' of James river
Virginia, more than one hundred miles from Wash
ngton, we beg leave to reply that "Amicus'' il
mo office-holder, and, what is more, no office
seeker; that he was as much opposed to Mr. Clay
Jas any man in Virgna--as much in favor of Mr.
Polk; and is one of the most high-minded men il
the Old Observation-Disclosures
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DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF TEXAS

"A DIGEST OF The LAWS OF TEXAS
IA containing full and complete compilation o
the land laws, together with the opinions of III
supreme court of Texas. The observation-disclosures
lily member of the Baltimore bar, and for six year
past resident and practitioner oflaw in the repub
|lic of Texas--takes this mode Of advertising tn
of the publication of the foregoing work
THE interest which of late has been awakened to
wards every thing connected with Texas; the i'm
|portance which knowledge of her laws must pos
|sess with each who pariakes of that interest; AM
their permanency (without any material alteration
lin the event either of her independence annexa
|tion to the American Union, cannot fail, it is be
|lieved, to create necessity and demand for such
work as the above.
The book will be issued about the last of Jul,
next, in octave FORM and handsomely bound. !
Twill comprise the period of Legislation in the republic
|of Texas, since the formation of the government t
the close of the last Congress in January 1886 witt
la the opinions of the supreme court at length; am
the land laws which still govern and have governe
since the first settlement of the country in 1924
Respectfully,
JAMES WILMER DALLAM.
BALTIMORE, June IL, l645.
The author refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon. STEVENSON ARCHER,
Chief Judge Court Of Appeals, Maryland.
Hon. REyERpY Johnson,
u. s. Senator, Maryland.
DAVID STEWART, esq, Baltimore.
! Hon M. B. LAMAR, Texas.
4 Hon DAVID s. KAUFMAN,
Charge dAflaires from Texas.
June l6--d4t
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. AN AWAY from Ossian Hall, Fairfax
N county, Virginia, on the night of Saturday
the 7th inst, negro girl named JANE LEE, aged
ID years. At about balfpast nine o'clock she was
sent TO quarter, few yards from the house, with
Ia message, which she delivered, and has been
heard of since. At 10 minutes before 10 o'clock
she could nowhere be found. When she was sent
TO the quarter, there were some negroes from the
|neighborhood there, who left within few minutes
|She is probably either concealed in the neghbor-
hood or in Washington. At the time she left, she
had on old cotton plaid frock, very much faded
and check apron. No shoes or bonnet. She moves
Remarkably slow, and stoops forward very much in
walkingi had her hair cut very close to her head
will give the following reward on her being re-
turned to me- viz: sos iftaken in Washington coun.
~, SIS, if taken in Alexandria county, and $40 il
in Fairfax county.
FRANCIS A. DICKINS.
! June Il-eod3t
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BIZ II. Green, Auctioneer.

INVALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND
Y HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTlON.-Or
Saturday, the 2st inst, shall expose to sale on the
premises
Lot No. 10, in square No. 3l9, with the improve
|ment viz good two-story frame house. This
property fronts on 18th street, between q and II
streets.
Also, halfo No g. in square No. 2S9, fronting
lon f street, north eide, between 18th and 18Th
streets
Also, half lot No. 2, in square 5lS, fronting Sc
feet on G street; and part lot No. g, in the same
square, fronting 6S feet Fl street; the two latter
lying between 4th and 9Th streets, within shor,
walk of the General Post and Patent offices.
Terms one-ffth cash; balance in six, twelve,
eighteen, and twentyfour months for notes bearing
interest," deed given and deed of trust taken; title
|unquestionable.
The sale will take place, on the first named prop.
|erty, at 5 o'clock, p. m. Immediately thereafter
will proceed to sell the property on + street, and al
half past o'clock will sell the property IN square
1913. A. GREEN,
June lG Auconeer.
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CIRCULAR TO PUBLIC OFFICERS ACTING
UNDER DIRECTIONS OF THE SECRETA
RY OF THE TREASURY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June Is, l845.
|CIIE provisions Of the act of Sd March, 1845, re-
i quirng that all letters, packages, and other
matters received through the mail by officers of the
government after the first proximo shall be charged
with postage, makes it desirable that retrenchmen
be effected in the mass Of papers heretofore trans
United to this department. Much may be done in
this respect, with advantage to the public service
by COMPRISING the statements and returns required
|by law regulation so not to lessen their dis
|tinctness; and whenever more than one is made or
the same day to the same Office to include them al
upon Sheet if their extent and character will al
low. In making communications to any officer OF
the department, care should be taken to condenst
them, to bring the hostages thereon within the
lowest possible limits.
In regard to hostages charged the letters pack
lagos, and other matters, received by you through
the mail touching the duties or business of your Of
fee, you will be pleased to keep an account Of the
same in detail. showing from whom each letter, &C.
lis received, and the amount of postage thereon
which account, verified by oath, you will transmit to
this department the close Of each quarter and the
proper order will be Immediately given respecting
its payment.
RI. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
June 13-dlWif
CONSTITUTION, United States Journal, and Nation.
|al lntelligencer.l
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

DRESLEY SIMPSON has taken the store here
i toforc occupied by Mr.. William Orme, Penn
|sylvania avenue, near the corner of llth street,
where he will constantly keep general assortment
;of THE BEST FAMILY GROCERIES, to which
The invites attention.
1t shall be his aim to merit share of public pa
|tronage. June I4-3t
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r UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE LOW
j Is hhds. New Orleans sugar
5 do do nolaGses
Is bags white Brazil sugar
20 boxes shelled almonds
500 Bordeaux do
IS drums Smyrna figs
40 boxes cheese
10 bbls and 20 kegs No. lard
100 family hams
20 baskets fresh salad oil
25 boxes sperm candles
10 do patent do
20 do CASTLE soap
30 do pipes
10 do and half bbs. Poland starch
cases refined salt
90 bbls. New York gin
half pipes superior old whiskey
bbls. cherry bounce
quarter casks Malaga wine
do Marseilles port wine
10000 old Principe cigars
MURRAY g. SEMMES.
June l4-3teoif
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FAUoUTER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
|THIS establishment, so favorably known for tn
i curative qualities of its water and the eleganc
land comfort Of its accommodations, was opened TO
the reception of visiters the LIST Of June. 1t il
SITUATED so miles from Alexandra, IS miles from
Fredericksburg and 20 miles of the Blue Ridge
lin Of the most healthy and delightful climates
Virginia. The direction and management viii b,
1.-THE sumo as heretofore and the same attention pait
TO the comfort and accommodation of their guests
Lovers of music will find the band unsurpassed
The season, commencing the LIST of june will
END the LIST of October.
Board, 50 per week for week; 10 per week fo
Y weeks; $50 per month; $50 for the season; fo
more than day, 81 SO per day. so cents for sing,
meal; IS cents Tor lodging; children under ~ year
|of age, and servants, half price; horses, SO cent?
|per day; per week, ~ So per month, 49,.
Tr-weekly stages will run from Washington city
until 1s of July; after that time, daily There vii
|be daily line of stages from Fredericksburg afle
the LIST of July; previous to which, conveyance
will be furnished on accommodating terms.
DANL. WARD, Agent.
June 7-lawtlJ&2awt15J
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III oTlCE.-Persons having claims against a
IN balance due from the Navy Department to the
estate of Edward Farthng, late quarter gunner in
sent them at the Office of the Fourth Auditor Of the
treasury within two months from this date.
Juue 1875
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
FATHER TRAVELLING TRJTNKe

/ NN f9i1LfINt INUINNS. =
IL have on hand very large and handsome as
Isorment OF leather travelling trunks, hand trunks
ana carpet bags, which will sell at exceedingly
low prices. They are of good material and work
|manship, and at prices that cannot fail to please
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call ant
examine my stock, as ! sell the largest size az
!inch) leather trunk for ten dollars.
VIM MARSHALL, Auctioneer,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.