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IL THE ONi.Y EKAcp EXcrRsLoN

[S,sSsss u ~ "a Ire EGgfia of JUL. D..
mac ~ tA- &c., steamer MOUNTAIN
FER C.r; WGi- Il. seste-, l-sTtDg N-w-YvrS ~
o'clock from Ire tCcI o! Ch,r1sers,t rrcreeG
Ire Ecc.u !r sing sinc lA5cus III in:=rmc5aie
psc.. stvns pAs,eu fe tiu- Tor
,,rc and Opportunity uh4l- ;A- fr-shness Of
b courv and ENJOY snr br-,E- 81 IT. Hudson hirh 10
eli sufficient fuHra1iy 10; p.rs'a1; exeGrsoc Ta-
Mocu,.ueer hsvrg !I,l been Completed sni o7ins iGf-
-I,h-i IN .tyla ut to ,urpss,eG very sc-si in
ul-ut for ladies' gentlemen who r- desTo0. 20
.vot. he uosc aud nu.!- " The ciis 10 axe UP
tn boat Wi leave SiuG Sl-s her return ps'.as- Al u
oc,oc, s.r:v n In ely view tie ci'vi.y Of
Fireworks =: lE- I i-Teut public Sos lNS -Ns
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Boarding

pOARpINGi-W.rt and ~ vCcrg nan ~ v-r- s:saGy
81 ha1ii. bo4. IL s,pscsh- private 'siy r5-r-
ihs-- az cui-a ~ ,--cl y-t.crs tsk.l scc III
comforts or 11a c,n b.. Win Location - III
!ov-r PSF. u n cty. T-rms -Xc--1 :. 30 Per
lir- s1tr-I,-d ?. - Tribune olc-,
ZION and ;-rfns. viii b. s;i=ud-f;'. 'y5 81
UUAnDINi.-Oneo wv e-ali-f- inay Dc .ccoG-
Dmlca o:is hoID-, i'h fell partial
hosrd 10 ans family Brosd~sy II WalI-r,- The
hou.- Ia. -fc- p-n .psc- ard pleasant garden aid
very desirable 4ocE,ion ita1ir- y 3 W-s-rsG Il
YOIS1. Man oI.a-- o-.ld 10 {. pTlvsI. faIll ' IL
Il nc -ishsorauOd vicinity Of S--srsn-s Terms
must MODERATE Payment D. Erce II Cabinet Flrni
urI Afdr-.. lie At thi. cfHce 10 FL B. is s.
4 GENTLEMAN AND WEE can e- sccoumo-
"A dated with rscont-,lory paror acc bedroom Al
tsct.d, by cary application Al 20 Ch.m)err-,i f-w
single EecL-uea also e- p:cV!t-c Win hoard aud
Pleasant rooms 80 i'a
tynUN- tn LET.-Two very d-,irsoy FURNISHED
ktRoons To Let without board ~ snge ger; en-n. 81
No 81 ~ Th- family is private, Gut i5r hogs-
within f-s steps OF Broadway Reference. exchanged
ApDy AZ shove l-.' 'of-I thZHhly a'is
UNFINISHED Rooms to lrs WIN or without
Sboari 81 No. a. WsshngioH.aL nea' s. Johns faif
I-1t Wis
glUAKDINti.-A pfiy.i- t-mi.y n.vuf piea'aDtI-,i-
Dd-nc. Centrally iOca,-1, would accommodate g-n'c-
m N auG h.. or :hTse angle gentlemen l
Board Reference required. Addf-'s D. d a. ihi' ohce
jr.9 lwls
BOARDING: Ia Private r 1mil..-A fs'r Ladies and
I'D Cenllriien b. accommodated Sih boad IN gen
-l private ,-uy Th- house Ia pi-n.en The uelshoof-
-tanl the vicinity o, 5toscw VA; orle
10 Elni.s between Gtanc sri Efocme Apply 1t ~" ITO
Elni-sL ~ Itrl-
lpOAnUiN,.-DrsIaale ~ let, VITA bv~ni, a!
ID No 81 Chsrnn.r..t RrustwsV T.. lar
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JOHN }. V. wEsTERvELr. Aaeu9ueet,

JOHN J. V. WESrERVELT. AuctiUueer
DN WiLLST ~ W HSrEkN 1T Store Is
~ Spruc-..t-ThiS DAY Friday, July 50, al 10 O'Clock,
al thH Auction ROOM
HcUs.HcLp FUR>iTURE-By vtrtue of -'scusl mort
g~ge-ManOsuGy Dressing sbd other buresuA mshogsny
Dung TIA Tables. Rockers, IA bedses1. rush atd
csus ,es Ch.trs mahogany Cih. Wlndhis aud Sat Bed
sr-:s Carpets. Oucolh, Blinds, large copper koite
Stoves Fixtures, | Refrigerator, Clocks, Portable
D-.h M.Itrr.ses, Feather Beds ard Bedding Looaing
Glasses Lsur., Prints Crock-ry, &c sc. lyS
WM w SHIRLEY, Aucuon-er.
HANDSOME FCwNlrJEE, Piauofcflrs Rs.
tlhs-faur. This Day FRIDAY, july 81. =, 20 oelA-
Bv Il. r Wlsrd-ht the Saics Room, No. II WaiSt-o
apd nuhogsny Sofas Chttrs VI various patterns,
Diutug T-S r,blcs uarblehop Cener ard ohur Ia
b,s Efunch BrJstesrr rosewood sBu m-h'gany Piano
fulcs r-rf, order snd used hut h IT time also rich
Nrntc CIR ,rdnr- Lsnr. Otcs StsndiaS aad s'lunS
t,r..s .nt vnr,nus o,h-r ,,ticl.. N3lt.
lsNDtaUi.iC PRE- So-M1fI.n<s Saio-Tur.day.
14Jny M |. clpck hues Factory, corner oi Sh-r't
and brSume Hydraulic Pre-. VIA Force Pump aud
uihrr fStu,e. adapted hs manufacture OF Ln.e-d on,
uf lI olcur pupIes where pressure 10 required
The power estimated GOO Can b" seen AZ
abpJr !uao curing husln--. hNu tl day at sale
i.Su lw' JEO sNlFFFN. Aucnon'rr, 81 Am u
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MOST l. VI AZ
xe-Sitc.--5N FSclrrDu.-A sail acgcss me Hudson
l2e~11<zfee River Hrhux-n, aud ih-n wax 20 the
Elysian Fields, along the exceedingly picturesque shores y!
The place will prov. the easily accomplished and al
uacty. Nil rurs excursions That car DO Dade from The
city
The ground. present charming aspect Tho lrees
being Ia leaf, ana the roil cuvered with n rcn urf
The Walks IN excellent oTdor having b-eu consider
sby ru,b-l.ishrd N, present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there VIII bs In nIt~nsnc-
ath- ColioB,d- FL sian Fi-ds excellent Band OF Music
when will perform s,iectuns from Tho favor.o Operas
popular airs marches, wstzbs. Gc.
Tn- Ferry Boosts from Barclay Canal and Chrsoph.r.sL
ATE com e:ply sized up with Awnings and 5-ats.
Night boats from Hobosen BarcsJ untl u ocPk
R-rr 9 myl |u'isua'
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aurtinn Sales.
1ioa'D' Scw.YoRS FALL TRADE SALE.

( JOSIAH scHAKps, AacnSneef
NV aAsEs HJCHaRDs &, PLATT.-Storo
d a4 Br.sd~.y--L,bersl Cash Advances msne On e"1 :
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Z. COTTON. Aucuonref.

+. COTTON. Aucuon-eG.
y r. tDLTDN 81 Co. aucu,a ard Commission
~ NJ. -esnis--Sior- Ncs. lis Fr,son md 81
> 80 rNrc-s msde 90 e>ts -ASr tcc rr.vsts sale OF
AZ .caon aud ocGpi returns Out door OF eve
y cescFpea o. SSods puncaaGy attended respet.
flll, ~NlcIAt
TUESDAY, July thai 10 o'eloef, 4, No ~ Pe.rT-
>HsSiy's SALE OF = drg- stock ot Fzncy Dr., G>ods
Also .r-AI variety ~ Thr-ps, Tsp-y Need &C. Pine
Swing Suk, Counu, Ribbons. GAlo'ns Bracu. kc he
Also uarSpeG term OF LsSie OF Sore Oh prem
is's
~ lHAuHkkl LAIN, Ausi.one-t.-Slotr No. II
". Scrucs sl-L!nernI advance nsts Goods con-
crei lcr private sss. or ~ BE- I'D suction. Out door
sale. cxv.ay attended 10, and respectfully soict-j
Prompt r-Surns made"
dONNiIu I'LL, AucIiur-er.
pY COOLEY, kEkSs IL Hll.lI-Store iH
= Broaiwsy, Nss-fotk Lors Room lIhrnaaa The Pas.
ssge.l .,,,
Lher.l cssh sdvsrces on all goods consigned for sas.
TUESDAY EVENING, July T..
At h-lEps.t O'clock. NJ iheif Auction kHom-
Hoos>-A arg sud vsiusfe ssorinent ct ssncad,
Classics. snd Miscellaneous Books PIiieu srs hereafter
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CLOTHING-3o MAIDEN LANE.
EST k.GE.N and nvys assured that they get
NJ sshuuant1 Cioh-s rsndy -inAn-, Hhdo order,
cheaper att. VANOEKblLrS so Madvn.lane Than any
o,b-r p.-.:s h tnc Guy.
B-Hundr-ds VI pieces Of the m0s. fashionable Goods.
Aso very large a.softn-Dt vi READY -IDsdo Clobing
.huesA1 retail Do got the NJ 80 l,i2 znroos'
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DEp BUGS. BED Is TO- .-EAr,US'S cec sBg
II O-.troyesls ne wonderful discovery
for ,.-y destroying Ices- yeia
oas sad Ally oaeisncz = from premises by
application S-vz:r Of worthless limitations For ssle Only
a. Apotaccari-a Han, 50 CsaerE-s. srd u BruKlyr
Nj. Hsycss lSa sul:oc-fc Price 5 per bottle.
i-s3 e,codiE
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ass Jams u. niLLEtt-
- On FRIDAY. Ju'y ).

.
AL. p'rlcsK n tho FrsrsI HOusc, Brooklyn
Cg,SSssY S,Lg-U cd-f the direction VI Lucu. ROBIN.
son li,strr-Au ,h,t sqd srnwu ausp ruiu-d No l
properly The g,I aui rhird Wsrd. h-onSins t. mo
hsirs NJ : Jackson lrcr4set by The Nos u. a. n -
aui "a iu, /. and =. rho de OF Columbia 81 %
-GL sei ; \. P--t. then 10 FurmsnsI 10, IL ioro
.cu,4 Earraaa-,I y te-I thcn east - CoumjiaNlS
feet. then place ui b"Siouins each lot being - by
- e-t lots Nos - 3 and - hronlDg ON he cart side OF
Coumhc Sh south rom the corner OF land
sad usp David L-avI. then east l0l teei Men
south - then lot feet. Ihru north - feet
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H. tUUs,ih uF JUN EN,Ifsl1u 10 me
lncSSSs2sSsS Ocean House shrewsbury -Jh' steamer
RI N,il leave Fulton mSrlet-sip 1t 10
o'clock a. 81. Tn EDWIN LEWIS leaves Washington
Msrksi same h,ur. Returning, leaves At O'clock -
Those fond Of good bahng hshng aud air viii do well
10 20 lSS eu.'
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Music TAuGiHr-sr. Dgln.:sy. no. i25 sso.d
Iva way four doom aoovr Cana.-s. Professor Of IL
uaf Singing, Piano Forts, Aceo,cior sra Violin. COG
,inu-s TO stss ant esnrea 81 S-vYOrs ttsir
own rr.tdcncrs II le-tst without cha Terms
rrs.oas>r Music lasuVn-cts snd Sirirg, Tor S,e A2
ply iaS Broadway h-.ruA Sroln-r, -ior- Is S>i'
NTOyIf-F :, In- Cf='isIr, Of Ms Cora-ia I 81.
Nmsn-A ,-r.ons hSvies eAii * 4l'' Af. Noi2s. Ia
/ Srssu are requested present l-if GIls - in-
untrr.i. ned a. III ui:- o. Ponef MeAa ~, A. "a ~
Law Cry Hal 2>c- or oeio- Ia -''1 July pf1itno
Tss Is lay - EDMUNDJ J. PORTER, Assignee
Euk ale LoH-A ocanGu. kos,a7 a! esttssT
i WIKI iare- Il De serr 81 M=As7nsets S.a-
bl-s, IS Trinity plsce. tLanbers;l W ~
s)hNNIs>, PENNIh--lu rol.. VI cHy eaca. .ot sal,
q, Ias fIleora CEee- @JS III
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.G'er AF.UKTn of !ItH IN. tNcYKSLoN

'rr E.!U itpii OF july EXCURSION
.ssssssS-1s .'Ianer THOMAS row 81 ' Iap;
Pier Nzrr-a-sl All ucc4, 81 tNcur lion Gown
the Bay o( Sr Ius. tn- various FOtIhcrons Of
The Hsfbor sad Sarruws. Landing ~ SpCns..L pat II
Hammond H. past H. Pier HU N0rGh k,ver. At !
u. t,e /. o'c.ucK-hud vii To Tie city noeu! :
O'Clock snilnx rs above. Hand oI Sl-tiC 81 board
Esfe iuT he Excut.uu - G us y jaa'
g-s~ 18th JUiI-Grhrd T-mpefsuc- IN
s,1I-saias-ys,urson IL Sing Si1s and RGcsienf Lake
SGas-'1-~-sSa~sT The common steamboat ALSANf,
C,,ts.r T ] Hall viii l.,y- Tor The .ruv- foot Rtvng-
tou.,t At A. 81 CintoJ--r - a M Brooklyn H,ct \ NJ
foot of Caral.sL a Hem uoud 8. Il 4. NJ 9sost
!, ~ and proceed Sing sing it1csa'd Lrko civ
m those no wish avail IG-mfe.vrs m exec nj orpo
uuiY the .nc.pu-ot o The lHdrrrnirn
order W chAIr no yisiiS Sing SINK 10y sp-ci- Invitation
OF t-lr nr-thrua s,o pc IN wish 10 rans over hat
beautiful auitc region AOriaud Lsse, AMI return
~ IN. civ At ~ early hour time witness the reron
ances u evening fare COR tao whole 81 cent? R-fr,h-
m-nts provided on b0rd.
n The q Of hsv. their tickets by apply
irg To T. HALL office steamboat Empire, foot OF Cont
I.fd - jy2 81.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
U~- h. steamer lNDEPENuENCE. viii male
EIcursion uip around S,siru Island on
he ith ,n't landing Al Perth Auiboy 81 I'll
ci-nt time 10 vs hr Ladies Fair he'd The RarIlan Sem
Leaving tho foot " Csn,l,t stu NJ.
Pier NJ North River al u do
Foo. vf CIlu.ou-st Z River, do
tyo;ot Meiust B'uosyu, Il do
SuuIG Ferry, Bropsiyu. = do
and return 10 lhs Guy bv 7. NJ landing shove
Fare Tor who.r Excursion, :, cent. Ru.reihmrnS
Ezra &. FOKht.S. W. Sl-'
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~. hXCI K-ION FOX for lns Esalln ID

SS.aSsy.-i tJaIy. Tie and -irSsnt steamer IA
ELS1OR Capt Nm & Nelson, viii risle
the morning of The Fourth. down the BAY
stvas p>,saucrr,a opportunity ~ enjoying me
-,hirs breeze viewing ire scenery snd !cracs
ltor, OF The h.bor. The Excelsior srd sne.SnuS
boat comhulHS safety with cotiotl htY large sud
prom.nsie drcs mud I. well adspt'd FOR sn
OF this lud Leaving R0bu-outt VI :, occck
\ c,us'-st :; o'coct. Cshsn-st 81 O'clock, titr
No. IN r occcS Returning 10 lie ciiJ aucGII oc.ocA
and .ndluc lie shove pisces
The Excelsior Will eNcutstcr down the Bay
afternoon. leaving Eohiusou-st Al occck, Csna.
Il al O'Clock Ca h-rJue,l = O'Clock mud Pier No y
Z 4 u'crck Returning the city about hs psi' "
n,cncA. Eare f-r ~. rNcuI,lon So crnts vs. US.
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FOURTH OF JULE.-Hsslthiul EA-rc'.e--Ai III.
season GOES, lencs " me extreme hca
NEST people sscI ncir usua! exercise Gcc Is
Tie csuse o 90 much Those 10 ate iorc vi The
manly exercise bowling. which Is becoming 50 popular
will And me fremont BOWLING SALOON Ia- c9 eat IN NE
CIV hich !, evident from being caty crowded cAtia
tbs bet season The above one o NE nos
N-u.!v- IN the civ being Hocc 80 Zee! long -Iione
nom a East brc,d~sy u pv;slon-. containing 'I
most .prndid ,-ys The shove exercise hTecomm-seed
by mos ply siclanA - -.
,,i7TIaI RENaFIT LIFE ln,u1,uc- Company
w tOhce No II Vale. lssuei duFipS VIC HlVH~ VI
June. 1871 new Polcies viz
To Merchants and TrsceTs - To I-schef' -..'''t--'
Mschallcs.........---.-ol La~Hefs' '''''''''''''
C-rE. IeI Afchl.rCIs
LAtes... ..-.-.-..-!tI I'OiF''O'e '-'''--'''''
MaHufsc surcrr.. Auc'!oHret ..'..''''--'
PanIrfs ND Formers. : Js-Hs.-. ..''-..''''''
Geo Nlncr-...-.....-- 5 oa-AeI -
fubl Ohoer...-.-.... q Ih:ste t1op'lr''' 80
CA.iAiu. sud Mariners : Stage do /
As-pls..............., !! Students
fhSAiclsns I-en'IcI
SC.IIfs All Printers. - Servants .........-..-
No Lives Insured
ROST L PATTERSON, Pre.ic-sl
SESJ c. MILLER, Secretary.
JosEFE - LOAD, Agent
Jas STEWART, NJ D. Medical Examiner, No. SCI Broad
WAY. Tvs lIa-oc
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f'AsIt BHAPEito And TAJI.OhS. lS1 Broad.
Nnsy.-J. T.. booth Co having received additional
supplies OF choice GU0ds would respectfully invite mo ~
u iher and lho public Th5if sock 10
only extensive buI conpris1s tho richest qualities and
patterns U! Ve.nss Cassnoos, DnlDBs &C. mai arc 70
be icuud IN lois or foreign marietta
Having unusual facilities In buying, they arc enabled 10
Inducements ~ pufcbasofs hough Should DO
ths price, aHvo reference only 10 mo
quaty %! materials aud workmanship, and thai gar
pIoIUced er estsbshHl-t are mol supasseo Ia
any paiIclisI, by auy house IN the Union
10 Cutuns Department 10 conducted by Mr. j. Leo,
nfsllDo Sam In tho ar 10 tho result Of sohR
p-nuIce and VINO possesaes tho happy facuy
accommodating fashion u form, and VI selecting sIos
Of do.s OsthiGs and appropriate u mo scnsoa nJLsI
s,UlnDEk COATs.-lnprVY-d sIyles Zephyr CON,
- Ca,aurt Grsss hnd LlEru Sucis, DOfp1, &C fetny
-, n Ir,I. " w T JENNINGS & co.
n.An-.ILLE5 tESI lSG-, 10 Low snd neet
lYt 1sitrfu, !usI rece.yrd a. 81 htOaIUsy
IN IN. Nm JESNINGS 4 CO.
,.IaIfED LIcENo-I1 Ysi!Vus .IJ I-s fof s4lo by
- no p.oc1 gard a. 81 Broadway
in OK. W.T.JENHISoS 4 CO.
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sales OF kcm Estate.
Hug H. Franklin s Son.
House and lot on lSth.st near 6h-avenue cor.
from, IO3 in depth $1,000
By E. H. Ladlos s &c.
$3.50 5U each sa 1850
f; ,ilS ;S, each Gu - 1000
Four lots ON lsthst East o svepue 4. SO each lsi
Sixteen lots on 18th adjoining sooveSs' eacn So
Five cores OF land on 18th Of. near ToupAns I-V
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FOX TIE Fi-IlIHii BANh~.--
ta.rssSSsuS Friday 5i-Th- cuuuin6i, st.
iaadns7nAA DELAN ARE will leave th- GOT Of h an
ond..t al A. NJ. Csnr-,t l. Delhnceys, before PAe
10 ri-r n 81 DinS-s p-nd Is engaged for she &C.
castor Fare So cents Lines ard bAit asa sual chu.r
~. tysl H.
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tire-Uorks.

LrIHE-WORk~. FIKE-WORkS ISAAC
EDGE Pyrol-chrlc Artist Jersey Guy, Is prepared 20
fQni,h Fr-WOEs. cities Io"c,, public gardens, thea
tres &c HIS pres-rt STOCK compriscs the brilliant
aud appropriate designs ever manufactured
10 h.s country, snd DC furnished 10 sny -x,-nL
ISAAC EDGE. Jr.
Pyro.rchn.c Artist LshorsG1rI Jsra-y C:Ly. N. J.
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PUBLIC HOTELS. &c.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
NOR FOLK, VA.
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE No los Cbcs

F1NuE HOUSE. No. los Chcs-
j. nut street, between Third and Fourth, Phila-
delphia-Fhis popular and central Hotel, cstab-
lishcd by the Messrs. Sandcrson, having pa sscd
into the hands of the subscriber, he desires to in.
form his friends and the public that it is now open
for the reception of guests.
10 those who have visited "TIIE FRANKLIN
HOUSE" its advantage rs a desirable stopping
place are we'll known (; to those who have not. Il
will be only necessary to state that il is situated i'm
the business part of the most fashionable street, i'm
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post OF.
ticc, Banks, Custom H'use, places of Amusement,
Hotels, landings, Railroad Depots, Pub
lie Squares, Court Houses, &C., &c.
Since the change of proprietors, a lar gc amount
OF money has been expended in charging, rc-ft-
ting, re-furnishing and painting. Among the nu-
merors Improvements. may he mentioned improved
Entrances, n new Ladies' Ordinary, a new Gentle
mems Dining Saloon, new Parlors, new Chambers,
new Kitchen, and new Bar Room, besides many
other minor improvements.
The principal features of a first rate Hotel
The Table and Wine Ccllar.'' will be under the
management of Mr.. JAMES nj. SANDERSON,
on" of thu former proprictors, whose ambition to
excel as Il Caterer is well known. His widely eel
cbrated Cook, 1" PELLETIER,' aided by experienced
assistants, will still continue To be his right hand
man. The Office and Books will be under the
charge Of Mr.. GEORGE p BURNHAM, late the
able Editor of the "Dlily Ohio Union" of Gin
cinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short.
great cxerlons have been made, and hereafter will
not he spared, to render THE FRANKLIN"o one
OF the cery first Hotels for comfort, convenience,
and good living. ID. X. MINOR.
Aug 90
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HONIRLI.
T OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREASU
RY I'LL

THE subscriber, having fully prepared and re.
plenishei his well known Hotel, renewedlv so
llcits the patronage of his friends and the public
his tables will always hc>supplicd with the best the
season affords and whilst no effort will be spared
TO give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
so moderate as to comman attention from rcsi-
dents and strangers. There are several elegantly
furnished suites of apartments and single rooms
ready for immediate occupation. Those who wish
permanent board will find it highly advantageous
to call. For persons having business witt. the De-
partments the loca ton of the Hotel is most conve
hient. Foreigners VIII fluid their language spoken
at this house, and their comforts strictly consider.
cd. Parties with refreshments Of
all kinds at the shortest notice. Dinners sent to all
parts OF the city as usual. l.. G~ALABRUN.
WAsHINGToN CITY. July 2--2m
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

,GJ- fcetcetines or less make a square; longer one
advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS ordered in only once or twice a
week, VIII be charged so cents per square for the
hrst insertion, aud 81 cents for each subsequent
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BUFF'S
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SA RSAPARILLA.

NOR the cure of all diseases arising from an
II impure state OF tho blood.
The great popularity OF Sarsaparilla, and its cs-
tabiishcd efficacy, render it superfluous to enter in
dencc in its favor. 1t is true, that il has been here
tofore subject to frequent changes of reputation,
owing to ignorance of the proper mode of extract
ing its virtues, or to the inferior quality of the root
used. Hence also the ineficacy Of many prepara-
tons OF it offered to the public. The proprietor of
this Syrup can assert with confidence, that il is pre-
pared from the best MATERIALS, with the greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and in the best
mode to obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the dcsideratum oil
exhibiting a large quantity OF Sarsapa riila in a
small dose. "A supply of this Medicine for sale at
the MEDICAL ENIPOKIUM
July 9 Corner of High and Middle SITS.
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THE wet and rainy season is fast approaching,
Il when every house ought to have a Gutter,
more especially now, as tin is so cheap, the advan.
tagcs. are simply these, you have rain water for
washing, you have water in case Of fire, and YOU
save the foundation Of your house from rottin~.
owing TO the drip from the caves. Please leave
your orders with DANIEL s. CHERRY,
Sep 5 Under Old Dominion Once
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.- BARNE,

CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES BARNES
~ PILE LOTION THIS Lotion has been used for
several years past, and has universally given salts
faction. Many. persons who have been afflicted
with this painful disease. aud suffered for many
years under It's influence, have been cured in a few
weeks by the use OF this invaluable Lotion. Call
an get a pamphlet respecting il. The Genuine
for sale At the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Sep 10 CHAS. n. HEINITSH, AGENT.
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NEW 81 FASHION :

NEW 81 FASHION
2aSS ABLE have just
P~ returned with n new md spien-
~E%I.Y did assortmcnto of Gold, Silver
QEo eAs&S Watches, Gold Guards, "a largo
6SA% |. ZHF4 lot of Breast Pins. an unusual
MI%& - large stock, Gold Fob and Vcst
@SArA-Sxss"~- Chains, Gold Lockcts, Medal
Spcctaclcs, Cold aud Silver Thinblcs aud Shields,
Gold Guard Keys, Cold Studs and sleeve Buttone
Coral and Clasps, Finger Rings Of every variety,
iabic, Dessert and Tea threaded Silver Fo tks, Tar
bic, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons. plain Silvc-
spoons, Sugar Tongs, Salt and Mustard Spoons,
ladies', Butter knives, Cream Ladies. Sugar La.
and Hair Brushes, silk and other variety of Rcti.
culc5, a large lot of Fancy Goods.
&C. large supply of Fancy Fans from 12A cts.
to So each. Ladies, call and sec them
US-Clocks and Watches repaired and warranted
asuso9'. Old Gold aud Silver bought and taken
Aug 30 JIM FREEMAN. Norfolk.
GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
~ have just received a fine lot of ve,y superior
English Levers, plain and full Jcwelod, in Hunt
ing and single Gold Cases, many of these move
ments were selected by me, and cascd in fine Gold,
according to my own instructions and therefore
can DC highly recommended.
have also received a lot of fine Anchor and
Cylinder escapement Watches, of Gold and Silver
cases.
Persons in want of time keepers are requested
to call and cxaEnine my extensive stock before tLey
make a purchase, all of which shall be sold low.
j. NJ. Freeman, Jewcler.
@-CIocks and Watches continued to be repaired
IN superior style Aug 20
NEW BOOKS Just received and for sale bv
~ w. III. II. LODGES s. co.
The Trees of America, native and foreign. picto-
rally and botanically delineated and scientifically
and popularity described, illustrated with numerous
engravings-by D. j. Browne. author of the 'Syl-
va Americana"
Life and Adventures in the Rocky Mountains.
Lectures to Women, on Anatomy and Physiolo-
gy, with an Appendix on Water Cure, by Mary S.
Cove.
First Latin Book containing Grammar, Exer.
cises, aud Nocabularies on the method of constant
Imitation and rcpetition-by John McClintock,
A.. NJ, and @. r.. Crooks A. NJ.
Gtcek-English Lexicon, based on the German
Work of Francis Passow-by Henry George Lid
dell, VI. a and Robert Scott, NJ. A, with correc.
tions and additions by Henry Drisler, Nj. A.
No. 4. Statesmen of England.
Nos, 100, ITO, Ill, and lI2, Shakespeare.
Ii. milne; or the Court of Louis XIV, by Mrs.
Mabcrly, author of {" Melanthe,' +" Emily ''The
Love Match" SC. &c. Octl
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pOOKS just received and for sale by
ID w. III. n HODCEG G, cO

II w. H, II HODGES s. co.
History Of the Rebellion any Civil Warsin Eng
land. by Edward Earl of Clarendon also his life
written by himself, in which is concluded a con-
tlnuation OF his History of the Grand Rebellion,
Oxford edition.
Practical Treatise on Dyeing and Calico Print
ing; including the latest inventions and improve
mcnt5, with Engrayings on steel and wood, by an
experienced Dyer, assisted by several scientific
gentlemen. Sep
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HnR IA wINnEn -. i.

NOR ~ WINTER.--Just received a
u Factory prices the following articles: Cinder
Shovcls, Coal Scuttlcs, Tea Spoons, large and small
Bake Ovens, British cheap Lustrc, and all kinds Of
Stovcs. Also n good article Of . Coffee Mill for tho
low price Of 81 cents. DAM. S. CHERRY.
Sep % Under the Old Dominion Office.