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CANDIDATES..

>. We are authorized t. announce Jo.,
.PaIcr.a candidate for Justice OF the Pcac,
II Buffalo township at the next August cleo,
ton.
- We arc authorized to announce 4.
T. Trainer Of Cuivre township as a caaIi-
G";c for the office Of County Justice at III,
ensuing ADJUST election.
. II" We are authorized 10 announce EbwI>
DR,rrR Of. Buffalo township Us a candidate frl
the office Of County Justice al the ensuing .Au.
gust election.
We are authorized to announce EHocH Mar.
TIN of Hartford township as a caEairstc ior the
Office Of County Justice II fhc ensuing August
election.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
~RrcHARDsox, Esq, a candidate for the Of
flee of County Justice at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
= We are authorized to announce II.
g. EDWARDS, of Bowling-Green as a can
didatc for County Justice.
We are authorized to announce RICHARD
II. JOHNSON ofCuivre Township, as a Can
didate for the office of County Justice, at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce JESSE SnrP-
HERD. d> Il cdllulldle lot inc OHlCe Oh Assessor
OF Pike County, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized 10 announce WIN. II. RoBIx-
son, as I can Iiiate for the office CT Constable. of
Bniftlo Township, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce JAMES T..
GLENN, as a candidate for the Office nf con-
stable, of Buffalo Township, at Il. ensuing
August election.
Mr.. Thomas: You will please announce
pane as Il candidate for Constable of
Indian Creek Township, at the ensuing Au-
gust election, and oblige respectfully,
yours &c. NATHAN MASSEY.
We are authorized to announce Thomas
Berkeley Of Calumet Township, a candidate
for the Office of County Justice, at the ensu-
ing August election.
We are authorized to announce Philan-
der Draper, as a candidate for the afice'
of J~nstice of the Peace, of Buffalo Town
ship at the ensuing August Election.
We are authorize d to announce JoHN c.,
MAssIE as a candidate for the Office of JUS
ticc of the Peace, of Buffalo Township. at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Leonard
NJ. RODGERS, as a candidate for the Office of
Constable of Cuivre Township, at the en-
Aga Election
We are authorized to announce JAMES
D. TIsDALE as candidate for Constable of
Cuivre Township.
We are authorized to announce JouS NJ.
as a candidate for the Office ofAssessoT'
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From t.r Ne: O-lc2ns D.!tl Of the l2tn.
LATEST FROM HAVANA

The [ 5 stem cuttcr II: I..nc. C:pt. Howard.
arrIued here Yesterday. She * from Boston. but
touched at Havana on her way hitAcr. She left
there OF The Id inst Enl WIS anchored, of lhe
Billie Tor SINE dlys. We 'cstcr:IaY lad the
pleasure Of al introduction: to Capt. Howard. He
communicated 70 lis the Intelligence which we
had anticipated, and 10 hear which did not b.
any means asto"i,h US. Santa Aanna, he says.
has .oll out his establishment in H4van., game
cocks an al. He returns. liz invitation o.cJlr>e.
TO Mexico. i; not liz tie British brig of war De-
rien, c~Gritiniy in the British >tea@. packet which
leaves fievrn.. for Yer C:uz Oh the ga inst.
We suppJ.c oar h!oelti::t- Squadron will admit
il.m in - I regularly srair1 letter Of ccrrcspo =
= nee. Ills f.c0:i;@ 10 c ti:i:o1tial friends. All
-;::ner ministers, .A'In3.:: ali Z ;on return wil:l
ain TO Mckee. In i~Iiy3nIi i: Was thought that
the dacc would &c 70 pay Oh his arrival there.
There viii ccDurSc BE- = H.: !Iuzzas; and b,.Iictin,
will le issued composed Of words Of '.lcsrncd
length an thGrioriny SQUAT aiout Tie integrity
o. the government o|ttc North. aul the prowess
Of Mexican arms. Santa Anna returns moi TO
make ovcTturcs .: % GO. !at 10 cdrrr on war with
Visor, suci ae. j is bei:c...i. 40 other Mexican
can exert, AMI with 4 spirit which he alone Can
infuse in.otlc army. The assumed owners Of
the two Mexican ste4riirrs-an English mercantile
firm hare oif-rcl them i,r s..c IL the Spanish
authorities o. H.va:o. They t1iked Of punches
Ing one Of t'Ien-the iron st~lmer-w:th the
wooden onethey woIli haze nothing to do.
Capt. Howa.I mYl. special inquiries about
che fitting oIt Of priva.ecrs in Htvrna. Iot a
vessel OF the kini has Lett there, and not onc will
leave with the sanction Of the authorities.
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PIKE CIRCUIT COURT-h r0cotton.
18th June. 1916:

4ONA SNASt
Petition for Partition.
William H Jones, Michael F Jones and Eliza
beth J Jonss, Sally c Jones and Susannah
Jones, by their guardian Dabney Jones,
lJeremial: Stark and Mary Ann Stark, his wife
and William Jones, Sr.
ATOW at this day the said petitioners fle in
the Clerks office of said Court their petit
ton, verified by affidavit, Herewith filed, for
partition of certain Real Estate of Harrison Jones
deceased, lying in said county Of Pike, to wit:
the north east quarter of section %. in township
50 H., r. 4 W; four acres in the south west corner
Iof the n w quarter of section IS, and &c acres in
south part ofthe east half of the south east quar-
ter of section %, and all in same township and
range, and containing the quantity Of. two hun
dred and three acres, more or less. The object
of said petition is to obtain partition of said lands
among said petitioners and said defendants, heirs
of said deceased being his children, and heirs at
law, or a sale thereof, if it should appear in the
manner provided by law, that partition Of said
land cannot be made without great prejudice to
the owners thereof. and it appearing from the az
fidayit that the said Jeremiah Stark. and Mary
Ann his wife, are not residents Of this state, it is
that they be notified Of the filing Of said
petition, and that unless they be and appear in
said Court at the next term thereof, to be begun
and held at the Court House, in Bowling Green,
in said county nf Pike, on the LIST MONDAY Of
September next, and within the first three days
of said term, and enter their appearance, and
plead to, or otherwise answer said petition, judg-
ment by default will be rendered against them.in
the premises, and il is further ordered That notice
be given to the said jeremiah Stark and Mary
Ann his wife, by publication of this order in
some newspaper published in this county Tor
eight weeks successfully.
State Of Missouri, sc
County Of Pike. So
/, Simeon p. Robinson, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, for said county, certify that the foregoing is
a true copy frOmthe record.
t~, Witness my hand and official seal
SEAL. I done at office in Bowlirg-Green, in
49, said County. this the 18th lay OfJunr;
1916.
S. P. ROBINSON, CLrRx-
June 10Th, lS46.
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E~Hiessrs. Miner and Broadhead will
address their ftliow-citizcns at the follow
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81 bbls. Whiskey
Just receired and for sale low by
{. JACKSON & BRO.
Balls patent seif-sharp-
ening PlOughS.

Hhe undersigned has now, and will cons
stantly keep on hand agood supply of Balls
patent self sharpening ploughs, which he
will sell low for cash. He would also ike
to sci! the right to make, and vend the above
named p~loughs, in the counties OF Maroon
Munroe, Pike, Lincoln, and st. Louis
Shortly after I purchased the right, was Of
opinion that it was worthless, and so adj
vertised in reference to my purchase; bntI
am now convinced that TIE fault was with
me-. l did not then understand the mode
of stocking, to make them run well: Since
| havelearned to stock them on a different
plan | have found them to work well.
MOSES T. CLARE.
Louisiana July 18th 1916.
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o; Pike countr ct tie ensuing August election.
- We are authorized to announce Ar
.GrsTUs Curry, as a candidate for the Office
of county Justice, at the ensuing August
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NEW NINE.

We have been Informed by all expert
crc,,l mi4cr, MrJamcs g KcPhadden, that
H. :. 6 discovered and is now opening a mine
Of Lead Ore, Of superior richness, and ex-
haustless quantity. SIR -NsPhadden thinks
the mine is cgual to the Galcna mines-or
the Virginia mines on the Mcrrimac. Re
has also discovered some very ric!. end pure
copner ore, as well as zinc-the copper
mine Ir McpiadGen thinks extensive.-
This valuable discovery is upon the head of
Swan, a tributary Of White river. Similar
discoveries have icen made iicar the nloutE.
of Bull. How pregnant are these few facts
with commentary ui'on inc policy of open
ing and clearing Tx Usage and White riv-
ef!-(SPriagiieid (Aio.) Democrat.
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II .iRLE TILLE { Co.,

Il" ordinance 0pbropi hitting NANCY.
Be it ordained by the board ct Trustees
Of the town of Louisiana, That Tie sum of
so be, and the same is hereby %appropri-
ated out of any funds in the treasury Lot
otherwise appropriated. for the purpose OF
commencing the Improvement of Main
street according to Or,iiiancc No. I6, and
the Chairman is hereby authorized TO issue
his warrant for the same, so soon as the
work shall in his opinion be sufficient,
advanced TO justify the sane.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman B. +.
Attest, E. BLOCK, JR.,
Clerk b. T.
Passed May 18th, 1916.
No. %.
I'm Ordinance IL 0M'ad an Ordinance far
assessing and caHsctine r,rtHac Gppror-
cd .!hrch l:M. 1916.
BE it ordained by t::c h ard Of Trustees
Of the own of Louisiana, That the Assess
sor be required in all assessments for the
present year. and until otherwise directed
or 'roney loaned at interest," and that no.
TAX snail Dc corrected on SaIu ltCmS-
Passed May 18th. 1916.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman Il. T.
Attest. L. BLOCK. in.
Clerk B. T.
No. 70.
I'm Ordinance In reScind az OrGinGnrr.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees
Of the town of Louisiana, as follows.
Section LIST. .
An ordinance passed on Tie ith day Of MAY
1876, ~exemptir,r money loaned at interest.
money on hands from taxation is hereby
rescinded, and the assessor is hereby au-
thorized and required to make his assess
nent, as if no such ordinance had been pas
;ed.
Section End.
The chairman of the Board is required
20 furnish the assessor with a copy of this
ordinance forthwith.
Passed May 18th, 1876.
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman B. T.
E. BLocE, JR, Clerk BIT.
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LOSSES BY TIL FLOOD.

Accounts begin to come in of the devas-
,tatlons Of tie food of Tuesday night. The
farms along the bank of creeks near town
have all sustained more or less damage.
Whole cornfields were literally DESTROYED,
the soil beng in many instances washed
entirely CT. TIE destruction Of nav, oats,
wheat, rye, and ofthe growing crop Of corn,
can hardly be estimated. The !csses gen
fall upon those who are able to bear
them; but as a matter of course, where
destruction has been general, peer men, lily able
TO lear losses, have suffered VIII the rest. One
Of the bridges from the McAGamizcd road, rests,
or di the morning after the fooi. in our old friend.
Mr.. laced ROl:r,s front poreh.-[Rockingham
Register.
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No. 81.
An 0"dtn0nce oppropridting money.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees

Al b"atn0nce 0PPropridting money.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees
of the town Of Louisiana, as follows.
Section 1st.
That the sum of five dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated out of any
funds IN the treasury not otherwise appro-
.Priated for the improvement Of Tennessee
street, between Main and Water streets.
Section End.
That the sum of STA. 81 is hereby appro-
Priated TO the street Overseer for tools
furnished and 81. 10 for removing dead
carcasSes. Also, the sum of S25 for the
continuation of the Improvement Of Main
street. Passcd June Sth 1916.
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman B 7
Attest. E. BLOCK, JR, BIT
No. %
An ordinance to adopt certain statutes as
part of the town ordinances.
BE it ordained by the board of Trustees of
the town OF Louisiana, as follows:
Sec. /. In all cases touching the assess
ment and collecting of the town reve-
nue., or any debts or penalties due to the
town corporation, where no ordinance is
or may be in force touching the same, the
laws OF the State of Missouri shall gov
ern and determine the action of the board
of Trustees and all officers of the corpo-
ration, and in all trials and proceedings.
wherein corporation is aparty interested
the laws of the State aforesaid shall gov
cru and determine the same, so far as the
sumo are or can be made applicable to.
the case.
; This ordinance to be in force from and
after the passage Of the same.
Passed June 8, 1916.
Attest. EDWIN DRAPER.
Chairman B. T.
w. c. Dan, Sec'y. Protein.
No. %.
An Ordinance regulating Tdrcs for The
year 1876.
R' ii ordained by the board of Trustees
IT the town Of Louisiana, That the rate of
.ax''ion for the present year be fixed at
one fourth Of n per cent, and fifty cents
for each p~olltax. Passed June 22nd, 1876.
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman n. T.
w. c. ORR, Clerk pro. tenn.
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TIE EGr~:Irrs-rRDrS a..

O4' f.rme7s h.vr s.iy a.arly completed hcir
harvest. I.G<: week violent aaI almost ince>-
SAINT rams h.va anAr!y finished! Ike dr>ti lc'irn.
first 9th, liz Ia! >Iysejc miy o: the vsrious
ditc-s"s o:t:.c season.. Dahl the water conrses
the losses from overflow has been cnorrnsn<.
On both h~rs2c:.e> ottse ElpIrhannork the crops
AMI fencing. raj, ANS, .Ilni"r. AM ether timber.
have bc"nswan. NY. We hl". heard vi Soy
eral farmers .1a,.a- >. :asrir q, los bushels Of
wheat e2c... wi!asc ~.ra mi lay Oh The low
grounds a!so SIS: inc! maaa injury. The pres
ent ye2th:s been in tbs lr.iG:: %r;,.ctc with dis
astcrst0 tie st,3!' .. ,Hs coln'ry-the a~n;i7,,:e
IN importa:.: particulars 81 last yc.-. Oar Old
Inea are of o?:!:aa tint such ~ire>i.cts hare not
occ'Icrs! ,:ator: within - years.
II t'Fo-ilirls o: = crops s.i., ipm-rk,t " cur
farmers, &c s'i,ii ba a1rcc.i'y Gisuppn intcd
Their loss has in deed ben immense; We will not
pFcteni to cs;inat. tt Warr*n,oa va. )Flagg
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\ CENTURY PLANT.-Onc of these STU
p~cndeous specimens of natures hand work, IS
now is bloom in Boston. 1t is 4 species of aloe.
twenty-five feet high, now contains upwards o.
thirty-tpur hun lrei buds, some of them in bloom!
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1t Is expected that the candidates for tie
Stasc Senate will &c present at these places.
ITiEAD.-it is the opinion of persons
well acquainted with the Lead trade Of the
wor!G; that american Lead must. for many
years u come. continue to increase in val
ue, as an article o. export. 4 few years
since. the expectation o: Lead frcm this to
foreign countries was almost unknown.
line world general, received is supplies.
ff"al Span, ut ~ltttcriy iti,as become NAH
i:sSt tiIat Spain i:us soon cease 10 export iii
iii, As tic7 mines are !apiiiv diminishing in
r.Jduct:veneSS.
Fr9ns Ie annl1l report oftre Secretary of
the Treasury, made to Congress June goth
1919. Il would Seem that TIC exports q L.cad
f'rt"a pIcTi,az &ai1umtcd 20 10 less tn an
I0.lNS:Vl;!IS- a I Valuation cf 1926.
46.oitf:s &~Gia::.t france took I.769.S SO lbs.
o. la07a tI.l ole t::ir,:. and ENGLAND Sl!.
40 lbs. X i understood that i.r present
year Fran" has oT.:&r2i far brvond the u
III: az: nj. ard tai. tor. ii an ~alvanc.
Ii prize Us s<tiLa7:.d ;l.at England, the
prs;21tycar. xii V~rn.!'.c" hit about 80 mill
Ions Of TH-"a..<-m t:cH less than her usual
qutn-li: Will Spain vii! NJ produce 30
E~a..i;ons. III Ia,isA >t:trs. i: is supposed.
will produce b":w>n: % All 81 millions.
Tie i"cTea@. "a In.ian! md Spain will
naturally increase the demand here. and
lead t. 4 further development of orr almost
lAeIha1Stati2 rs trees Reporter.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

W ALUABLE farm at aucth0n---On Tues
day, the first Of September, shall sell, on the
premises, at o'clock, p. m, that beautiful farm
belonging to b. M. Dennger, being part Of Brent
wood !" lying one mile north from the Capitol on tho
new Bladensburg road, the residence Of Joseph
Gales, esq, containing 40 or 50 acres OF land, in a
high state Of cultivation, with fine young orchard
Of apple, peach, and apricot trees, and new two
story house, barn, and stable, with good well Of
water in the yard, and perpetual stream flowing
through the farm. The fencing is in good order and
nearly new, large portion Of the farm in in limo
thy and clover meadow. rs t.f
II is sold clear Of all ncumbrance; title indisputa-
BILE. H-a q. 500 Il.
TERAs: one-third cash, balance a credit Of 8, IL,
l8 and "a months, for notes bearing interests deed
given and deed Of trust taken Any person wish
ing TO purchase good farm and handsome country
scat, will have a good opportunity Of doing so.
The land is fertile and adapted TO the growth Of all
grain and vegetables usually grown in this climate.
A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
August 20-td . ~
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ls4b.

Now, sir, Lowell is called ethe Civ Of snindIes ),
and sometimes ''the Manchester Of America No
person can visit il without being struck with sur.
prise and wonder at the immense business carried
on there Yet sir, what has been the result for the
three years above specified far as cotton Is cor.
cerned, and some other agricultural products, II
should not be forgotten that the first wear alluded
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MRS. n. J. WAUGH having determined to
Ivl resume her former profession of teaching
school, (which she pursued many years success
fully in Alexandra and Georgetown aided by her
daughter, solcits share OF the public patronage.
The school will commence LIST Of September In
aure for terms and location at T.. p. Morgan's
drug store lst ward, near Seven Buildings, Pennsyl
vania avenue.
A few boarding pupils can be accommodated
Aug l4--dtSeptl
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that we are your brothers, united by common
kindred, and DESTROYS for happiness and prosperity
under the same constitution. We seek no cause
OF complaint but would prefer that cordial union
OF sentiment and feeling, which will unable vs. 10
present TO the world the glorious spectacle of free
people approaching brilliant destiny, united by a
common interest and the bonds Of fraternal love.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL

Corner Of Pennsylvania arenue aud Third street,
Washington,
ID EFITTED, refurnished, and opened
IL on the same plan as gave such unqualified sat
isfaction during the past winter, at much reduced
prices.
Ladies and gentlemen, also families, can live here
cheaper and without all the responsibility trouble
and annoyance attendant upon keeping house. The
best cooks, the most active and obging walters, a
well-stocked larder choice wines, and my own con-
slant services will always be at the disposal Of my
guests
G. J. Mcclellan.
July 2l-3wif
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NEW timothy and garden seed.-This
~ day received several tierces OF very superior
new timothy seed, which will be sold low applied
for early. Also, a supply Of early york and OK
heart cabbage, turnip, radsh, and other seeds, all
Of which are warranted fresh and genuine.
FITZHUGH C0YLE,
General commission and agricultural warehouse,
near the corner Of 9Th street and Pa. av.
Aug lS-3mwIw t.-t
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Classical, and Mathema icaI

L>NGLIsH, Classical, and Mathema Teal
II Seminary.-My seminary, at my residence
on llth street, between F and G, will be reopened
on Monday, the 3lst inst. All the branches are
taught which are calculated to qualify pupil for
the active duties Of life necessary to prepare him
to enter an advanced class in college.
Two or three boys would be taken as boarders.
Terms made known on application at my resi-
dence JOHN Nicely.
Aug 20-2aw3w 'r ...
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a ~~u The steamer oSCEoLA will leave
SH % Washington for the above places on
Saturday next, the odd inst, at o'clock, a. M,
and Alexandra at halfpa g. and arrive at Piney
Point about p. M, and al Old Point and Norfolk
early next morning. She will leave Norfolk again
at o'clock, a. m. for Old Point and Cape Henry,
and return about o'clock, p. m. ss
Returning, the Osceola will leave Norfolk on
Monday at p. M, and arrive at Washington about
IL m. next day.
Passage'and fare TO Piney Point and return, 50;
TO Old Point and Norfolk and return, Sc; for
gentleman and lady, $40
Music will be in attendance.
Aug IS JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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IL NRANCATELLpS French Cookery
IL The Modern Cook, practical guide to the cub
mary art and all its branches adapted well for the
largest establishments as for the Of private fam
i'les.L oy CnaIles h1me fIanesVelli, pupil OF the
chief cook to her Majesty the queen. volume.
with numerous Illustrations; 1886
Aug Is n i r. TAYLOR.
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A SSOCIATFON OF the Alumni OF Har-
IA ward COllege.--The annual address before
the association will be delivered by President Everett
on Friday, August %. A dinner will take place on
the same day in Harvard hall, for which tickets
citation.
Any alumnus of the college may become mem
Der Of the association by signing its constitution and
paying one dollar.
The constitution is to be found at the Office of
the subscriber, No 4, Court street.
s. E. GUILD, Secretary.
BosToN June 20-2aw3W 49, ~
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NTARsHAL,s sALE.-In virtue Of W

NTARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of writ
w Of sri Jaeias issued from the clerks Office Of
the circuit court of the District Of Columbia for the
county Of Washington, and TO me directed, L shall
expose at public sale for cash on Saturday the 22d
Of August next, at the front Of the courthouse
door of sand county, at IL O'Clock M, the following
property, viz: All the right tite interest, and claim
ofJames G. Deneae late Of said county. That piece
or parcel Of ground being lot No II, in square No.
l,043 as laid down on the ground plan OF the city
of Washington, with the improvements thereon,
being an old framed house, one and half story
high, seized and levied upon as the property Of
said Deneale, and sold satisfy judcias No. "A to
November term, l643, in favor Of w iiliam Clarke.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal Of the District of Columbia.
July 22-dts
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DOARDING.--Mrs. Gassaway, nearly on
40 posite TO Browns, has three handsome
rooms vacant, which she will let with or withou
board. March 10 ~
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TNRENCH TEACHER WANTED.-A
IL gentleman who is qualified to teach the French
language may hear OF situation by addressing the
subscriber. One competent to teach the other mod.
ern languages, and drawing, would be preferred.
For particulars address ngg I8.ls.ts 81
r. M. SMITH,
Principal of Warren Green Boarding School,
Warrenton, Virginia. -1 M ,a.,...
Aug I2--2aW9w taaf. s... ...E. IN
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CHATILLON,s Patent platform Coun-

THATILLON'S Patent Platform COun-
" ter balances.-The subscriber has this day
received a supply of the above valuable balances.
The simplicity Of their construction insures perfect
accuracy in weights from half ounce to two hum
bred and forty pounds and their convenience and
durability will recommend them to merchants and
others who are in want of the latest and most APP
proved scales. ~
........-... FlTZHUGH COYLE,
General commission and agricultural warehouse,
near the corner Of 9Th street and Pa.av
Aug lS-3tawlw f.. s.s .s. .t ,-.