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HORACE y ASH. ISAAC A. DILLsH.
and General Agency Once Capital Of Ills-
hoas, Clty spEisgGeld.


HORACE " ASH = a. pLL.R.
Land and General Agency Once the Capital Illa-
hois, City OF springdeid.
no esidenf Of Illinois anl inle
edae and all desirious pseAaag State
iaois scrip bondsThe undersigned would respectfully
the public thar they have established this me
Illinois land and general agency oee for the
all business appsaning thereto within te limits Of the
All relative tbs purchase Of examin
lands reporting their loeaon, advantage and paying
ing selling all descriptions Of every
other OF business attached general land agency ON mn,
most extended scale, will promptly faithfully attended TO-
RKFERksoEs;
Messrs. Deifendorf d Niles, Washington city.
A. Gowdy Co.. Louisville, Kentucky
ss.:s, syesis. ! 81, 81 Louis, Mi..oal.
His ehselleney A. q French governor Of Illinois
Hon Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
" John Moore,
!. s LYMAN n. fs.n.u,, Judge supreme cont
j. Dean ea amD'"'
Ms ss,s waa.wonhs sheldon, New, York ely.
David Leavitt !" y"
G. Bartlett, esqy No. Front street, !"
Gen. Robar Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen. Adam DilIer,
Jos. L. Chester, &c
Col s. w. Black, Piitsburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
q. r. Sanger, esq, 7"
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NEW MUSIC,


w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors east Of ah
W. has just received the following and popular music which
will be sold at his reduced pcesour
The Eglantine Polka by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka; by Cung1.
Frederick William Polka, performed by the Seyemark Com
pany
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. KrugeL
The Harp Waltz; by w. e. Beche.
z The Friendship Waltz; by q. Schuser
The Tcdesco March; arranged from the Opera of Emnn by F.
Beyer
beauties Lnce Bogn Mosquetaires Refine, &C.,
pourris by H. Cramer
The spring Waltz; by T. Moeing
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the Seyeark Company
arranged by HelmsmuIer. =
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
Ernan lnvolam cavatna, the Opera Of Enan arranged
by Edemann.
Blanche sweeter than the Breath Of Morning from the Opera
Of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
Poor though my may from Donnize's Opera Betty,
with English words. :,
The move about; ballad by
Henry Russell.
one; ballad from the
Opera Of Lucreta Borga; arranged by O. Linley.
come from the land Of from the Opera OF Quentin
Durward.
IL song my mother sings; by Redwell
The Lonely by NJ. w. Bale
Thour my side; by w. r. Dempster.
The king sits throne OF gold by Barry Cornwall
music by O. Davis
Mary Blame, with words sung by Madame Bishop; by
Hunter
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking nj the door; for the guitar.
Aug3
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AmEaIoAs RAILROAD JoUnsAL.

he American Railroad is published at "a Val
several ssasnea engaged regular eonbuisl, known
Journal any similar pubica
on was attempted y ms county elsewhere devoted 70 the
humble beennas, contributed carry Onward
than upon amy other agency whatever
locomotive railway system has now become the
great idea q modern tunes has already done 10 relieve
burdens Of labor TO minister 20 mans wants and necessities and
elevate him in the scale Of being than any other agency thai has
The engine, regard greatest
neni q most extraordinary Instrument, oT good the world
sies, bird upon ,e Mng thought O. % aioas
buiman, living, beains, sensitive manns,ne, @, new NE,
creation, Without danger and without fatigue enables
enioymen, physical gracaons, the various pleasures
social existence therefore, unknown
community the productions ideas OF every
sas NEW aad % an INFINITE
win NOT have achieved It's highest work ill has hamonized
capable. by making places neigh
eorhood aesay pfoonss our being mo- 70 one sa. g four
Whoever, therefore, aDos held,
highest good hi. Profoundly impressed
views intend in accordance with their spirit conduct the
the history The Inusnce and the Of railway,
careful inquiry into i management scientific dseoyeres the
with ocomoon and progress orindustrye
Under the mining head The renders Of the Journal win find
series Of articles on the iron ores and iron manufacture Of the Uni
editor lie Journal department minins and msasy
s NJ m0se s o. 3 81
embracing descriptions In detail Of The different localities Of the
working different
working. This work
published condensed form
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under
tables of different districts, plans
drawings us may Do found desirable.
Besides iron, Hodge Journal
carefully examined by him, with
mining subjects generally. rt
These works will be found Indispensable all parties engaged in
mining and the iron manufacture This the m attempt made
the iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
country.
Gen G. r. James Of Providence has also been engaged
editor the Journal He will furnish
Of the progress mechanical invention, of
Of the manufacturing interests Of the His reputation
practical
already well known the public He win also furnish valuable
formation touching other branches Of industry and Of business
Great Britain her commercial and political impor
the mechanical invention of her people than
other
American Skill industry. and enterprise, giving dsn
guised community
the railway the valuable Of all this Journal will be
esty devoted.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER 4. puh,I

THE AMERICAN FARMER n published monthly in the
city OF BALTIMORE NJ 81 copies
so, dirty for $40 volume July
favorable auspices u h the o Maryland
cultural Society and all the prize reports
therein The society
$780, Appropriated M follows plate
So the obtaining IL
October, list subscribers
mencina second,
publisher added five pzea,
cultural works lie has also offered so0 for
volume viz $50 silver plate for the
Of farm buildings and the "
farm go o the best the cuvatiop
so for the best essay The management Of the dairy
The number, appear July, viii Of
valuable from the Of EDnusD Rurys, of
presented agricultural public particularly
Virginia, Maryland and The Caronas
his farm the ave he a. occupied present
IN Virginia. and coDciusvey
able degree % prudence IN 10 management farming made
profitable other business The second
charge Of his farm Mr. Run shows that his clear
capital invested for land negroes implements siess Se SIG
third 2si cent? fourth MSS per
mn year. @o per cent besides supporting his family hs hands,
stock &c and raising the value Of s farm ntrnscay
worth when he took in hand Every farmer and planter particular
IN The Underwater districts OF country, viii read
the deepest interest
amongst from GRoRar w DonBIs esq.,
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society,
the wire ence and nom Col Canon
address " SAMUEL SANDS Publisher
Maryland State Agricultural soeietyb Han,
June 26-2awf 125 Baltimore ST., baltimore, Maryland
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA,
Uss s.rsmv-a ISnfsleS

EoR the removal permanent arising
ua, or Kings Evil Rheumausn, Eruplons
fus.ass me Pace bo,ehes Bol. Chronic Sore
Bones and Joints, stubborn Ulcers syphe symptoms sciate
Lumbago and Diseases arising Rom use Of Mercury
Ace Dropy, Exposure mprudence in e Also, Chronic
In is preparation are strongly
properties sarsapaa efeeraa aids,
table kingdom and has been 20 fully tested only BY patient.
sa s n % a n 81 h puse ans
established is meris reputation or sslue and eeacy
pan cured, such furnished in the
who have used e. i, capable doing suffering
and struggling win disease L PaIhs. esan.ss and sissashsns
whole animal IL frame. 80
ANOTHER CURE or sCRoFULA.
The following striking and as will be seen cure Of an
nycierae case scroua commends itself TO all similarly afflicted;
SOUTHPORT, Conn, Jan. /, Is4s
Messrs Gentlemen; Sympathy afflicted
inform Of the remarkable effected BY sarapara
part body glands the greatly
and her limb much swollen Anes suffering over
leg beowe knee .ppuraied Her advised should
n dis situation we heard a. and were q use sands sara
pss The nr. Ds produced decided and md favorable effect
before she had used I bottles % The asoshen delight Of
S ss he euro Ss
nessor. are ali knowing % these ae and uns very highly Of
'-'1' Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE,
well known in louisa county, Vas
sapara who attacked viii, scOala and o. family
Yours, truly, an. w. HARRIS.
"fREDERIoKs HALL, Va, July II, 1887
BAEps' unnecessary
attention article well aud deservedy popular
this preparation but patients oen who wish the
Of saapara induced y worthless compounds bearing
hut containing le u the virtue % this valuable
and think confer benefit read
tan In directing their attention the advertisement Of the
Mes Sands In another column The recently
enlarged hold quart really good aicle
win hnd concentrated Ia this all medicinal value Of the
The experience q thousands has proved m efficacy In curing the
various diseases for which recommended and nj the
than any other, perhaps nedcpe assfa
the change Journal Sept lete
Prepared retail, by A. u. d D. SANDS
Druggists and Chcm 100 Fulton Of William, New
York.
Agents Washington city, n. c. r. g. Patterson Charles stou
Co.. and Me<.rs a. ID. ~ Gilman. Sold Alexandria by
Cook Peil, and in Georgetown by n r. Ci-sell.
Sold also by druggists generally United
Canadss. Prce 81 per bottle, sir boties ior s..
Mar ls-tIeJuly
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Law school I'm Lexington. virginia.

THE proposes open Law School place.
mencing Monday the 2h day Of October tena-
ting ON the The pupils divided
Glasses The text book used in te junior win be Sue
Evidence Stephen Plead
nr. and Crcenlenfs Evidence The
embrace fuckers Grcenleaf and stakie
dencc cach,) Pleading Pleading
vol Of Chy Pleading Iiolccmbss Introduction Equity Jus
prudence, Faulty Pleading. Mords Pleading onax
Property, Executors
Arrangements win Philadelphia publisher 10 fur.
posing sendth Subscribers lectures requested him
early him whether
10 be supplied with any portion above wofks through This
dunn. They will furnished students The
hers class WI have the privilege Of
couc additional charge The hours for daily
HE uden win be arranged BY the snbscber any
member on the Professors
III ashinon College should they deem expedent 70 DO
Jaw lectures delivered close Of course on
Scton and prncuce Of the Federal Courts
The foe win be go per session payable n .dysnse
Lsnssres, Va, July II, 1870,
July l7--H HaN
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Faaqaier white sulphur springs, virginia,


w AS open for the reception visitors
sye Improvements are In progress that win give
TO Che whole establishment No will be
IL embellishments the comfort and pleasure
ocular evidence,
nsic Of the and it
u has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modatons and complete the original design, crafty
pleasure remarkably healthy region, fun view Of
the bold Blue RIDGE and in the vicinity Of village
may horseback carriages
proving roads, the picturesque
else In the alleys, the pistol gallery the billiards.
heatu dance The lovers flowers
fawn, the gold and silver buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those who
nairS In word, expanded
eray could suggest 10 add 10 the comfort and accommodation
visitors The hurdle and tournamen the fancy ball.
and brilliant FIRE works viii lend their respective
holy ministers OF religion Of denomination cordial
rdging invitation, spend the The
Of the church respected throughout the
These springs ~ % miles,
Fedecksburg and ~ o 80 from Alexandria Tnwecky
will from both these points ill July, when daily lines viii
tabished Visitors leaving the District Columbia
steamer a or a reach the springs the
Thcse springs known the Post Once Warrcnon
springs and all letters should be directed,
Wsurnton sent 20 the White sulphur Springs, Greenher
Of board will foowss $50 season.
October; s55 for three months months, SIS for
month"; 80 per week. SIS for weeks 81
lodging so cents each Servants, children
oil half price No charge for children under When
tables provided for children before the usual hour
who their seats the ordinary table will be charged
Horses 80 cents day, OF $40 month
The finest wines and spirits have been procured corkage
b. charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-dlaw&cptf
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william r. BayIy,

Importer and dealer any staple stationery, Pennsylvania
avenue, Between liza and l2fh streets
TUE subscriber exclusively stationery
in al is branches, and prepared MI kinds Of
veiopes
Cutlery, steel pens quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios
Tapes, blank books, NC.
Hell receiving constantly TO his stock by the Eng
s and packets and will very lowest prices
June Is-da WILLIAM y. BAyLY.
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SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.
HIs beautiful establishment open FOR reception
fine ORDER The grounds greatly
proved the bath houses much enlarged afodg besides
swimming BATH hot baths and shower baths There hns Shore
for those who prefer surf bathing
Charges heretofore.
by the week al the rate Of -....-... 80 per day.
BY Of .......... I % I"
Children and half price.
May 25-Aaw6w JAMES 9. FRENCH
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New Goods subscribers just received from late arm
al prices from 81 x cent 10 he aas., o1a,r " ' pure
e.rnss hsuGsercSis:, from u % Is cents
% 90 s sss linen Ss%s.s 90 .e '..s
70 rich nhand trimmed lace capcs
70 dozen real ne, Hi,s, with and without fingers
100 dozen white open worked cotton hose.
| 100 misses and children = do every kind
100 % nsw .,yle Psssscs and psaso,s,.
Together with many articles TO which the
attention Of The ladies Is respectfully invited.
engraved lasraons impouan, suIecis by Edward John
cure w joel shew, NJ D. "'A ''''' '-''' ~
Theory and Practice ydropay, for popular By
Augn
NEW hooks just received at Taylor & maury,.
Volume IIidrelh's United states.
Soutlcys Commonplace Book NoQ
Ssap e ss"d wee e.u e s gTsS ss
The Maiden Aant-a story ofs. H.
IUsT received at =. Parisers--arrys Tcopherou Gue
and ne Amsmsan La'.s Cufns Fluid me best Parma
Mo the csiebraed Chinese SKIN Powder, far r..,ou,
aud psss'vng nc complexion and rendering NE sk dcaey
Aug. IA Globe, Aswdoors below National Hotel.
ab,nes edition of classic Tales. comprising I'm one vol
rEna Guiyert Travels sternes Sentimental Journey
wayey Anecdo,c illustrating popular characters scenes and in
don. WI nv NANNY
'uneW BOOKSELLERS, 9th street.
Accordcons and EIutinss.
usTREcEIvED sacner.' Hall Of superior toned 40
cordeons Persons DESTROYS excellent and beau
ial instrument for small would do well call before pur
AIso, Fa,nas o. improved style -. -
July q.
NO.S David CsppcrncId. ny Charles Dickens, (Box.)
Domestic Pracce Of Hydcpathy, with Is engraved Illustrations
~ Edward Johnson NJ d..
This DAY received for sale at TAYLOR MAURY,s
July rs n - bookstore peay e,h st,ee,
he Complete Horse containing abi Diseases
and Management of Stnbe
WIN ndyice 70 purchasers Phce - cents - & =.
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AMERIcAN Consultations. Constitutions Of the thy
States Of the United saes lefo tho
Constitution Of the United stafe Confederation
Declaration Of Independence, &C Complete in volume Price
AUG m rRAScK TAYLOR.
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THE LADIES' WREATH,
BY MAS. $. T. MARTYR.

r. T.
Martyr Ely, PuSiishers l43 Nassau street, Hes York.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, % pages Embellishments;
splendid Engraving, Lhogaphc
expressly as ne .sss; the s@siss
from The pens Of our expressly for tis work
DESIGN or THE WREATH
This appetite enrendered by
agreeable reading leisure object
into The FAMILY CIRCLE work containing A PURE CHRIS
rLAN LITERATURE work which shall eIe ennoelns
industrious habits, and moral sentiments which lie foundation
csc %s hs and s sn'snf .ns
% as % s % s"
thai sacred enclosure and 70 impress upon the minds Of all is In
%S ' duties and responsibilities which grow out Of the domestic
magazine An, the was.rm .sn,~pa.sa
nea Il I edited b Mr. s. Maafrs one Of The very best w
smneny qushsd literary
contnbuio, among many female
writers.
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
Judge Le~is Lsneaster, Pa
syss me treat pleasure 70 recommend % e patronage Of .he
which condaced, highly elevated character
Of ia eonicnts entne 10 the special avor OF the
win engasinss, executed mastery style s edited By
wners 10 our sounT Thing: eoadsred Know o. NO wors o.
the kind more deserving Of public patronage.
Lancaster, Pa.
Judge Hays, Laneaaer, Pa.
L.Ds. wsIaTa, and heartily recommend 20 ali who desire
oas aims n he wos and te esees % %os sge
relation the fonuacn and Improvement % ehaaerepceIay
elegance Of the embellishments and The style which GOO
render II an ornament 10 The centre table. A. d. HAYS,
Lancaster, Pa.
Governor Cooiidges Recommendation.
have derived much pleasure from the
WararH" edited by Mrs g. r. Martyr, published city
Of New York Ny examination Of the regard
emnenuy calculated 10 create aud x sound
and religious principles In all who
found ne think viii, suppantnr the various periodical
publications that sicky entimen
the minds and eoup, the hearts often. o. country
and stimulate vicious poPenses 20 early budding the accomplished
conductor Of the work will have labored IN vain.
The highly vrtuous reading beautiful
Of IL Embellishments Of r typography
price al which u h offered
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Windsor, VI, May IL 1870.
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QUIZ Stock Reduced Prfces.-we respectfully motif,
friends and the pubic I'm that have determined q
reduce stock, prior fall trade 20 make
much possible for We have Determined
value To convinced truth Of
ton, win only be call We NAME
rch assortment o. plain black silks
P1sn colorcd and striped do
Plaid and striped washed silks, very cheap
50 pieces sk tissues win be sold without regard
leo DO eoioed bereses, comprising every variety of color and
styfe
Pine French ma,ns and lawns
20 pieces fine plain Swiss muslns
10 do medium priced do
Jaconef cambrcs, all prices
Cambic musIins, from lax cents
Of articles of ladies' mention
LACE cAPEs AND HANDKERcmkrs.
We have in ssorc--
bores nnc lace capcs, livery rich)
Do medium priced DO richly trimmed
DO owpriced, untrimmed
10 dozen fne linen lawn handkerchief, rich border
10 90 eolcred border linen lawn DO, snowy and pretty
Is 90 plain real cambric handkcrchicfs
$50 linen a Is % dozen,
.li9 marksbly good and cheap
% bore. ane open dread hose, dozen 90 boz
70 A pai1 do do
win of hosiery unequaed In he District
MOURNING COLLARS We have
Linen cambric vrise handkerchiek with collars
Small DO collars, stitched
bozes black Grape collars :.
An u goods win Offer low, % get them out Of
~ W " '-' cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY Co,
June so-eoIw
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ap NEW MUSIC.
received established Music and Stationery store
Of loh Pa avenue ne following new and
which win be sold AZ third So hsn e usual
pnce, msking n only four per pnec.
Orders for music attended % q any moment AZ The above Price
Theu M pcs beautiful ballad, dedicated TO Mrs L.
An, wherefore Zee rapidly e celebrated csvaiins sung BY
Once ny henri wss free sdsp,ed the air Of Rosa Lee
for The guitar !. -.
HOME, arranged for the piano ~ Boyer.
The Maria Wsltzes; BY N. Hofnef
ehnwheuy gallop; by Chss. Grobcs
In Pcciols, waltz BY J. H. Dyer
serensde March; BY j. g. Buchhoven.
Pusns and Lombard composed BY p Boyer
wandered by the Brooksidc; BY J, Hme.
On, were bird beautiful ballad
In thts cid chair my hther ~; BY Bsifs.
uNoor ~ r.. l.. White. ~
ne Indians prayer; BY Woodbury..
ihe window sung BY Sable Hsmonists
I'm hane ny harp willow
m DE lss Of summer win variations By A. msine
Juy ~
hs Psehst Lasen, comprising nearly thousand esIscn
hsm ~ h.r sshcrs selected By John Tsy,cy,s
es.s. .I~sssH #FkASck FAfhos.
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing Z
III collection OF The interesting facts, traditions, biographies
sketches anecdotes, ke relating IL history and antiquities
getcr with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical Descriptive Sketch District Of
lumbia illustrated win over 100 engraving BY Henry Hcwe On.
volume History q Virginia. from
Europeans the present dms, by Robert How.:a volumes 70
Aua3
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HUITARs-wILLLAM FISCHER hand great vshsy
Of plain and ornamental guitars, with patent and
fat heads with without prices from 1--WE 20 any dollar
Also, constantly hand panos from the ceIcbafed msnu
lecturers voIns, hntes from eight keys cisonct, heep
hf accodeons, and utnas Improved instructor
book for each instrument 70
Julv =
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APPLErONB Railroad and SteambOaf C0mpanionI
being Travellers Guide through the Noherp Middle and
Eastern States Canada, New Bunswick and Nova iuns
ted with ~ maps steel, and Is engraving
The illustrated Hand Travellers United
States embeihed win ias ensvnss, and accompanied By large
and map
Guide Travellers through Uni,ed sn,es via
n large and map.
Distnnell Railroad, Steamboat, Telegraph
cents, with n map FRANCK TAYLOR
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WHATMAN's Drawing Paper.-w. FISCHER, mpcna
and dealer in superior stationery parchmen, Rodserss cune
ny, &c., received
supply 81 whamans superior drawing paper expressly
der Of the following all Of which constantly whole
sale retail at stafioners' Hall.
CAP size, 10 BY nehes Deny is by % inche.i medium
Imperial ~ BY elephant % BY - inches Columbia
BY IS inches double elephant By 40 nchss ssiqasdsn
inches. Flt 4 lft'3i. Juyn
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~ Street M II ~
Rowland Cashel, by Lever, I'd par
Hildrcth's New History OF the United States, vol
souihey's Common place Book, HHrpers edition, No.
Edmond Danies, Sequel DO Count Of Monfr Chnsto
European Life and Manners, By Henry Colnsn
Mrs Greys new novel; Mssdeien and Marcis, or The Rsei'
Guest
JnIv II