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MILITARY Law, Courts Martial, Sc.-The Cons-
ltl tuition and Practice OF Courts Martial, and the Law
ofEvidencc of such Courts, by Captain Simmons Royal
Artillery, 81 edition, enlarged, vol London The Duties
Of Judge Advocates by Captain T. NJ Hughes, Deputy
Judge Advocate General, vol, London 1876 Notes
Military Law and the Proceedings Of Courts Martial, by
Capt. Griths, Royal Artillery, vol, London Military
Law Authorities, by Major W Hough ! vol, CALCUTTA
The Practice and the Forms OF Courts Martial and Courts
Of Enquiry, by Field OFFICER. vol, Dublin Practical
Remarks on General Courts Martial by Major Kennedy
Judge Advocate General OF the Bombay Army, vol, Lon
don. MICA rtur the Principles and Practice OF Courts
Martial, VOL, London Tyrl2 Military Law, vols
London. Treatise on Courts Martial, by Major Adye
Deputy Judge Advocate, vol, London. Military Law
Constitution, and Practice OF Courts Martial, the Law Of Mil
itary Evidence Ne, by Capt DE Hart OF the United States
Artillery, vol, New York American Military lay and
States Army yo PhadelpLa = Macomb's prasi,ee Of
Court OF Enquiry on Generals Scott and Gaines voi
Washington. Proceedings OF tho Court Martial in the
Mackenzie case, by j. Fenimore Cooper vol, New York
Military Miscellany: History Of Military Punshmenh,
&C.. by H. Marshall, Deputy Inspector General vols Lon
don 1916 The Queens Negotiations and Orders for the
Army, vol London. The Dispatches and General Or
lers Of the Duke of Wellington, vols London Marshall
on Soldiers VOL, London. Official Letters, Naval and
Military, OF the last War OF Great Britain and the United
States, vo-and many others OF the same classification
including also various Military and Naval Histories, Bio
graphies and Memoirs, most OF which Just Imported by
June Is +. TAYLOR.
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Old Point Comfort Hotel, virginia.

yTNIIS splendid establishment, from povements
unsurpa ssed in the comfort and its accommo.
dations by any in the Unon will be opened the recep-
ton visters the LIST day of June. Situated on the
Chesapeake bay, in full view of the ocean, healthy rs
any spot the world, and lying directly the great mail
between the north and the sout it offers resting
place every inducements the traveller either Of
health or pleasures with climate in early summer famed
for its refreshing breezes, be described
delightful more heahyas the experience of all persons
living acquan here will provehan that enjoyed by
all in the latter part Of August and the fall months
This, with the great facility OF reaching herebeng distant
only few hours from most of large cities, with daily
mails both north and south, and from eight fine
steamboats, passing daily in every drecton-make
desirable location for families and of business as WE'LL
also, delightful and safe for those whom fear OF
disease drives away from their homes.
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and inn
proved fitted with hot baths shower baths, and private
baths, and still aordng ample for the expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries of the
and Surrounding markets. the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured The ior-tte
ma gnicent public work in the country-oers military pa
ades and the lovelicst walks the bay the finest fishing
and sailing, while for others there billiards. enpins,
music and dancing, with obging and efficient agents
each department. We shall every exeron make
Old Point in all respects the desirable watering place
in the county. $1,000. n lL-
JAMES S. FRENCH.
May 2o-lawcp mat. Intcl,l
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DEDFORD Mineral springs.-Mr ANDERSON, pro

DEDFOItD Mineral springs.-Mr. ANDERSON, pro-
ID pretor respectfully informs the public that this estab
lisen will be opened and prepared ior the accommodate
ton of visiters by the 10Th OF this month.
The attractions OF this fashionable watering place
too well and widely known to require enumeration in
card TO the public.
The services of Mr. MARTIN whose activity, energy,
and amiabc disposition, the manager OF such esab-
lishnen have hitherto commended him to the favorable
regard the patrons of the springs during the
summers, have been engaged Experienced and attentive
and fine band have also been secured
The road from Cumberland, the western terminus OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and from Hoiidaysbrg, on
tho Pennsylvania canal, and Cianbersburg,
minus OF Cumberland Valley Railroad, Bedford have
been much improved, and are in good order.
AnNl In Alu
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Potomac PavIlion-Iincy Point, Md.

NE subscribers having taken this popular and healthy
l. place OF recreation, and retted the Pavilion with
furniture BEDS mattresses Nc respectfully announce that
June Particular has been observed in the selection of
and of the best the country has
engaged The table will present all the delicaccs
the Potomac river and OF the surrounding countryoystes,
fish, crabs, &c in every variety OF cookery The bathing
at the Pavilion, all excellent will be rendered very
superior this by the erection of bathing
houses which will be properly attended Piney Point
easy of access being about 100 miles distant from Wash
ngion and Baltimore, with steamboats, regularly touching
aud landing passengers the wharf from those cities,
Norfolk &c. A steamboat will also convey passengers
thrice week to and from Aqua Creek To the Pavilion
thus giving visiters from Richmond and the South safe
and delightful conveyance. To the invalid, this place pre-
pleasant for health and recreation.
Excellent fishing may always be had during the
No extra charge will be made for amusements
Board per month $50 90
DO per week y %
Do per day 80
Children and half price, Families for the
taken at moderate rate.
June 2-3tawtJI HARDWOOD 81 KELLER.
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FLoRENCE,s NEW HOTEL,

No. 400 Broadoay, of Walker street, Nev York.
THIS elegant Hotel is open for the reception of
travellers. The proprietor solics vs from those
whose business pleasure may call them the city of
New York The Hotel is designed to be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption OF all modern
Improvements.
Vsiers at all times procure apartments with or with
out board Those who may wish 10 take their meals in
the Hotel do SO in private apartments Of great beauty
the public Resturat, saloon of elaborate and costly
magncence, (probaby without equal on the continent
OF American and upon economical terms
The proprietor atters himself that his house will be
found upon trial at least equal any known establishment
in point OF elegance, economy and desrabllity.
The kitchen is under the direction OF Auercan French
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE Jr,
April 30--d3m Proprietor.
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1NHE Potomac Pavilion, at this delightful watering place,
having been entirely rehlted and furnished anew is
open for the reception and accommodation of vsites
Piney Point is situated on the Potomac river, its
mouth and commands view of the deboache Of that noble
river into the Chesapeake bay 1t easy OF being
about hundred miles distant from Washington and Bal
timore. -f'-ffH
The bathing at this place is at all times perfectly sae
there is nder-curent, and the invalid and others
enjoy surf bathing with the security New bathing
houses have been erected and every attention will be paid
the comfort and convenience of guests. To the invalid
this place presents pleasant resort for health and ecrea-
s--a.r. 81 81
The steamer Augusta leaves Washington every Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock, a. M for Piney Point, and
turning, leaves ON "Wednesday aud Saturday at a. M;
The steamer Columbia leaves Washington every We'd
nesday at q, m Tor the Point returning leaves every
Sunday at q, "a,
The steamer Oceola leaves Washington every Sunday
O'clock Il, M, and every Thursday at O'Clock, p.
repit haves tire Point every Wednesday and Saturday
mornings
Board per month $50 90
Board per week 800
Board per day %
KIkkWooD & KELLER.
July I6--3tawtIsiS
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JJOUsEIxEEPING GOODs.-Now in store
IL l0I, Il-1 and 49, linen sheetngs
S4, 81, and l0-4 table damasks
l0-i, PA, IA, and 1914 satin damask table cloths
5S and "a satin damask napkins
81 I0l Ia, ia l34, and IL white imperial quilts
Coored cotton and linen table
Rich cloth table and piano
Coored fruit doiles and napkins
Birds eye, Scotch, Russia, and other diapers ,
Damask, colored, bordered, huckaback, and other
towellings
White and colored crash and printed baize Tor steps
Figured and plain furniture dimitys, NC, &C. a
Also on hand complete assortment OF carpetings, moor
oil cloths, mattngs, curtain materials anu
and in short every article OF house furnishing IN the dry
goods ne TO all of which we invite particular
Of the public, determined to offer inducements
not to be found elsewhere. r. H. HUE ~ W.
July g.
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BACON COLLEGE.

THIS fourshing institution, ocated at Hanodsburg,
America long and justly celebrated its mineral waters
is in the full tide of successful operation the o-
lowing faculty, viz:
JAMES SHANNON, President and Professor Of Bellies Let
tres, and of Moral, Intellectual, and Political Science
SAMUEL HATCH, Professor of Natural Philosophy Chem
sry, and Geology 49, ',7~'''
H. II. WHITE Professor of Mathematics and Civil Enpi-
neering. E- 4 t0' o
G H. MATTHEW'S Professor of Ancient Languages
f. AskEw, Principal OF the Preparatory department
Dr. G. d. RUNYAN, Bursar.
1t is confidently believed that college in the west Of
crs superior advantages for obtaining thorough cduca-
ton on the most reasonable terms
The next session of ten months will commences on the
first Monday in September, which day il is desirable
that every student should be at his post.
Extra classes be instructed il necessary in Hebrew
French and Italian.
Tuition in college proper $40 for the college year. Board
in good families (nchidng washing and lghts) can be-
had at from 81 to $2 rs per week.
JAMES SHANNON, President
HARRopsBuRe, KY--]uly S-1aw6wcp
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"First Principles Of Chc,..istry =
By BENJAMIN SiIIIMAN, JR., M. A.,

4. By BENJAMIN SlIILMAN, JR., M. A.,
Professor Yale College, Of Scce applied TO the drts.
TN department of science, usually taught in col
eaes and schools, has there been felt such amentble
deficiency of textbooks in that of chemistry. None OF
the textbooks upon this subject in to meet
the OF teachers and Tor there has been
general inquiry textbook better adapted for colleges
end higher academies than any Oh those iai have hereto
Slman has been induced to prepare an elementary
work. which, haze hesitation in saying, is calcnla
ted every respect fill e bong existing deficiency The
weknown reputation OF the author is in itself sufficient
guaranty the of the work Every sheet has pass
ed through three able hands, and the book has been made
in all Respects complete as possible.
The work Is printed in l2no form of 492 pages, on
good paper handsomely bound and contains upwards OF
hundred excellent Illustrations, descriptive OF the sub
ject ~
81 have examined Slliman's First Principles OF Chem
istry and consider decidedly the best elementary work
that science with which have met containing large
amount Of wel-arranged matter in a small space The
style is clear and concise, it should be in textbook
and easily comprehensive by the beginner. 1t is work
admirably adapted the Of schools and academies
s'HENRY $. PATTERSON M d.,
professor of Matera Mcdica, Pennsylvania College"
For sale by f. TAYLOR.
Price dollar June 10.
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Army Portfolio.

A SERIES of views comprising sketch OF the encamp-
"A OF the United STATES army, under General Tay-
lor at Corpus Christie heights of Monterey from the Salo
road looking towards the city from the valley Of
Saltilo, the base OF Palace HILL at Monterey
view the city of Monterey from hose-top Ia the
main plaza and Monterey, from Independence
HILL near Bishops Palace; with the village oil tiuada-
lupe and Sierra Sa, OF Saddle Mountain, in the dis
lance. Skecled by Captain d. 2. Whiting, 7th infantry,
u. s. A. and this day received for SALE at Sationers
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
Price, for the series of plates, ST. -
g. VIM. FlSCHEk.
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TYEmOvhL.-L F. CLARK begs leave to inform his
Customers, and the public generally, that he has re-
moved his pact hanging and uphosterng establishment
to the new brick house CHI the north side of Pennsylvania
four doors of 18Th street, where lie hopes be
permanently located, and where he win be pleased
tend to any who may favor him with call He has iii
choice selection OF and cheap paper-bangngs
amt other articles in his line of business which he will
sch at prices that cannot fail to please.
All worn in the hanging and upholsferng line
ecuted in the best manner and the reasonable
He fs thanks for past favors, and hopes by
strict attention business, l sincere desire please
merit continuation of the same June S-eo3t*
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IT"iHyEVnhl" UhlVoFsity-MedicnI Depart meMt.
VIE both session will open the LIST Monday in No
i vember next, 10 continue four months under the d.
recon OF the following faculty, viz
Benz W. Dudley, NJ d., Professor of the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery.
Thomas d. MITCHELL M. d., Professor of Matera Mcdca
and Therapeutics. -
Rob Peter, M d. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James M Bush NJ D., Professor of Special and Surgical,
Anatomy. oF'1'
l.. NJ Lawson, M. d. Professor of General and Pathoo-
gical Anatomy and Physiology.
SanI AMMAN M. d.. Professor of Obstetrics and the Dis
eases of Women and Children.
Elisha Bartlett, NJ d. Professor of Theory Practice
of Medicine
Il. l.. Dudley, M. d., Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The cost of full is hundred and five dollars
invariably in advance in notes of good and solvent banks
and library ticket So money The disscctng ticket
Is VIC The graduation fee is $2j Clinical instruction
lodging, inclnding lights at from - to SO per week
LEXINGTON, KY, july l. lSf7-cp9t
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H;7h FoR RENT, the new and commodious house ON +
E,. street west, occupied by Thos Richie, esq.
Is IN healthy and beautiful location and has adj
ton: a furnace ,vhioy Low p.es VI lIsoenoe ~, w
kitchen range @c Possession given the both OF this
For terms inquire Of VIM A. GORDON Quarcrmaster
Generals Office, War Department
July 9-3tawu
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A SELECTION o Leading Cases upon Commercial
"A Law decided by the Supreme Court of the United
States with Notes and Illustrations BY James L. Hot
comb author of Inoduction Equity jurisprudence !;
&c. 1 vol, lSi7, New York. -
Compendium of Mercantile Law. By John William
Smith, volume greatly enlarged from the third and last
London edition, by James Z. Hocombe and VIM. Y.
Gholson 1 volume, New York, lSH.
Just published and tins day received Tor sale, by
lime "a r. TAYLOR.
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Phiadeyhia
IHIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reurnisled
J. and the proprietor has spared insure
TO his vlsiters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for genemen well the private ordi
nary Tor ladies, large and convenient The paros and
chambers capacous, and fitted UP in tile modern
style. This house being in central position the propre-
tor soicits continuance OF public favor, peging himself
that no effort his part shall be spared them
every luxury the city affords.
N B. bath house is attached to the hotel where
and cold baths canbe had at any hour.
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NEW GOODs.-This day received
IN pieces rich black gros dc Rlne for vesettes

NEW GOODS.-Thls day received
IN pieces rich black gros dc Rlne for vesettes
ties, nc.
20 pieces rich black silk aces and fringes
~ rich dress silks, newest styles
30 &C French muslns and lawns
Is &C handsome ginyhams
10 &C linen ttstres
Is I" super undressed Irish linens
&c super pilow-case slleeng
s &c linen sheeting, (tull width)
&c furniture dimity, (striped and plan)
50 &C toweling, from l2a cents up
Is :" satin dainask table cloths
Is dozen . napkins
10 g fruit Doyeys
s pieces daiask table diapers
IS colored linen and cotton table covers
35 cloth table and piano covers
% Hough's patent skirts
Also complete of mourning goods, such as
bonbazines apacas, moussene de aines bereges gng-
hams lawns cacoes love wells and handkercheis grapes,
&C., all Of which invite particular attention, as
determined to offer great inducements
June 10 p. III. HOOE ~ co.
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NATIONAL LIME KILNs.

Corner of Ticenty.frst street and New York apenuc
EFT all the people take notice. that the undersigned has
IL purchased the belorenamed lime kns, and is and
always will be prepared to furnish the best lime, at The
shortest notice. the cheapest for cash short credits
Cacined plaster and cement Of first quality always ON
hand. GEO w. HARhNESS.
May 9-eo:tN law1w
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.sugar-co.te.,r Pnls .-neware .-caut,on.

THE increasing popularity of Dr. g. BENZ Smiths i'm
proved Indian vegetable suarcoaed pills has induced
aoat them with sugar. order to sell them for the genuine,
a n1 IN To the or e %
pills In Short they an intended fraud upon the
aon sugar-coaed pin manufactured in Albany, New
YORK has given them he says, account OF the mis-
The py ne now ee@ana he
calculated to nuIe Dr. Smith, and affect the reputation
Dr. Smith IS about to institute legal .eed i a puIe
them Tor their ISLANDERS, he has in another against
damages. THESE miserable have 10 resort to the
most abominabe means to palm off their counterfeit pills,
genuine Several instances have come to public n tce in
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate
the commercials 1t is Dr. Smiths pills that doing so
much good in the countyas the following plainly show.
More ministers use and recommend Dr. Smiths pills than
This certify that have used the sugar-coaed pills
some time, and believe them be good medicine; and
also, from inquiry in that city, persuaded that he
the original inventor and therefore entitled the benefit
of the invention S. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptsh church, Pittsburg
From the Blue Hens Chicken (Dd)
ca the attention OF our readers to the certificate Of
in relation to Dr. Smiths pills We can ourselves bear es-
m9ny to the excellence OF these pills, of us having
used them, and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State OF Delaware
The IMPROVED INDIAN PILLS" (sugar-coaedD
are certainly doing much good in the whole country and
highly esteemed, if onealf is that people write
and say about them. They easy their operation
that all like them. The editor of the Northern Jour
naone of the largest and best papers in the of New
fork-wrtes s olows
WArERrowN, May 81, 1916
Dr. g. Benz Smith:
DEAR SIR. was laid up with bad cold some time since
my return nom New York; and during illness, made
a oil your pills, and must say found them excellent.
lhey are The best medicine for the purposes they
tended that have yet seldom take pills; but found
yours en'rey Tree from the objections which other pills
are liable. hope they will continue to be a source OF
proh 10 YOU as doubt not they will be means of relief
TO the afflicted, on large scale.
rI Yours, truly, J. GREEN
DR.. g. BENZ. SMITH. ~ ~
DEAR Your agent left with me a lot Of vour spo,r
coated pills, and have but boxes left Every nov
have sold has given entire satisfaction have tolen
them myself, and consider them the best mills ha,a
ever used, and not afraid to recommend them IN The
public. wish further supply at once.
Yours respectfully
JACOB KELLER, p NJ
HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81 1876
Dr.. SMITH.
DEAR am Of your "Indan vegetable sugar
coated pills. and find them selling fast that think you
mad better send two gross Immediately. icy give
such general satisfaction that people at least twenty
miles Tor temi and it is generally known agent for
Wem, would be very sorry to get out.
Yours respectfully
SAML. MOORE ~ co.
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n TOUNT st. Mary's College, Emmitsiury, nId.--Tho
vI annual session studies this institution commences
on the lth of August Students should, If practicable,
ter before that date. Board and tuition, including the
tire classic and scientific COURSE also French, lodging,
Washing nending, and doctors fees, $S2 per annun
Payments made sein-annuaIy, in advance.
Music and drawing extra charges--each Sl0 per
mum; also the Italian German, and Spanish languages
each $l5 per annum.
PROSPECTUS of the college, explaining the course of
sdes requisites graduato and system OF discipline,
will be sent 10 any person applying for II.
y" - JOHN MCCARTNEY, President
July 1f-dtAI5
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DOARDIHG.-MRS. THOMSON, corner of 9th and II
ID Streets will have vacated the LIST July pleasant front
the second floor which she viii be happy have
filled with family. two single gentlemen.
June lS--law3w*
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Through tickets Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort, &c., VIA Richmond and Port WnlthaIl.
Whole fare, So 80 only.
NEW DAILY EXPRESS lime
- - &M sas{SaE

NEW DAILY EXPRESS htNE
- - EM !asIIa
Trough by Mall Train noiiA washington, VIA AIe&-
n,,drin, 70 fredericksburg Rich,tAohd and Peters,
burg, ViiginiN.
TNHE undersigned, having made the necessary arrange
Il ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
tween the above named places, prepared, under
the name and style OF ROGERS, DARRACOTT ~ AL
LEN, toreceve every description of light goods and
ward the same (as above stately reasonable terms.
we trust by giving our personal attention to the bust
ness, to meet with encouragement, and friends
that nothing shall be wanting part afford sasac
All light articles, such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned 10 will be delivered
age; and merchandise other articles, which may be too
heavy for the mail train, will have particular by
the freight train.
j. w. ROGERS Master Steamer Powhatan.
B: +. DAkRACOTT Train captain, X. F. IL P. r. r..
WILLIAM h. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond, Va May ], lS35-May diff
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IoREsCOT'T's History Of tho Conquest Of Peru, In
two volumes, octave Just published and this day
Gel ved-or sale by f. TAYLOR, for circulation Ito sub
serbers only from the Waverly Circulating Library.
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S,CHOOL BOOKS OF every kind used In the District
- of Columbia ncighbohood, selected with great care,
obtain the best editions, and the substantial
bindings A full supply constantly kept hand by the
subscriber, purchased wholly for cash, and sold the
same terms, at extreme low prices in every case
June f. TAYLOR.
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the Union office. May ID
DOARDIN0.-=MRS. WILLIS, at the corner OF + and
ID 18th streets, ha. pleasant rooms that she
would be pleased have occupied One is suitable for
family the other for single person This is one of the
most healthy locations in the city and convenient TO all the
public departments. Terms moderate.
She also accommodate several gentlemen to take
meals June 25-law3w*