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THE UNION.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

Vhe Am.Eieaa Raiiread Journal published At 81 Wal
several gentlemen are engaged regular eonbuios known
Journal commenced before amy similar pubea-
AYR has Ssr r.s s
ten ' from - humble sesnnass and contributed Onward
than upon any other agency whatever
in, Of %ane ea, instrument Of cusoS and s sa. aecs s
great idea q modern times has already done 10
elevate hum IN the scale OF being than any other agency that has
The locomotive engine regard greatest achieve
me q 1 @ EARN ] cd ooS S %9s
swlest bird The wing thought o language alone
new energy new powers almost Of new euss and
crsaon wihoa, danger and without fatigue enables man
enymen the physical Qualifications and the various pleasures Of
community productions Of every
sesp % aas g an
viii MOI have achieved i highest work m i has hamonzed
don oiwheh they capable Bymakins distant places neigh
un Ss a ali s es
Whoeye labors II This field has more than the ord
a. s m s sd sSoa ., 1 @ . o % s
history influence, improvements Of the railway
careful inquiry into is scientific discoveries the
with ocomolon and the progress Of
Under mining head, journal will find
series articles on The iron 9res and iron q The Uni
editor % a s,an
the Manufactures OF the United states
embracing descriptions detail Of the different localities
working different
blast furnaces the results Of their working This
published q Journal,
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
tables different districts, plans
drawings may be found desirable. .JEz sEt5
Besides this Mr., Hodge furnish
which have carefully examined BY him, with niCaon o.
mining subjects generally E.E
These works will be found indispensable % all parties engaged
manufacture Thiss
elaborate practical
the iron manufacture and nning Of the whole
country
Cen T James Of Providence has also been engaged
editor He will
of the progress of mechanical invention, and
on OF the manufacturing interests of tho Ills reputation
already well known the public He will valuable
formation touching other branches of industry and of business
Britain her present commercial political impor
the mechanical invention Of her people
/ other g#.tlE# .y#
American skill, industry and enterprise, giving dn
rank community Of To
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Fauquler white sulphur springs, virginia,
Mod senerulIN knorn as IHarrenIon Springs.

More generally known Warreaion Springs,)
MAS reception visitors OF
w Improvements in progress, that will
the whole establishment No will be spared in adding
knowing by instances positive
value Of the water and almost miraculous effect
been regarded policy
modaton and complete the original design, crafty the
and fancy well their health and
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy full
Warrenon visitors horseback carriages
proving roads, the
else in the pin alleys, the pistol gallery te game billiards,
healthtu The
Guitar las been taken TO win their approval while the ow
and the tawn the gold and silver FISH, the elk and the buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those who interested
nature IN word has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could add the comfort and accommodation
The hurdle and the fancy ball.
ade, and brilliant fire works will lend their respective attractions
hoy ministers Of religion % every cordial
grudgng invitation spend The usual eni-
Of the church respected throughout
These Is - miles, from
and ~ 30 on Alexandria
will from both these points ill July, when daily lines will be
nj OF M, reach the springs the day
These known the Post Office books Wacnton
Springs =; all letters should
Waucnton sent 20 the White Sulphur Springs Greenb
Terms u board will be follows SO for the whole end
october s7S for three months go for SIS
lodging 20 cents each Servants and children under
lid No charge for children under three old When
separate tables provided for children before the hour
who retain the ordinary table win charged full
Horses 30 cents day, or $40 month.
The finest wines and spirits have been procured and coage win
he charged for private supplies
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
June 6--dlawkcpd
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New GoodsThe subscribers have just received from late
7S piece. oaai. Irish linens which they warran, to be pure
ono al price, from % cent 70 ,he ane., quality;
ss sR %sR s:% ssss. &: sS ss ' cents
~ rich nband trimmed lace capes
u very rich white grippe snawi..
100 dozen 90 S 40 Sna s SGn% dose kind
$50 new style parasols and parasolcts. .....
Together with other and desirable articles which the
attention Of TIC ladies Is respectfully invited.
hy@-1wh =. H. HOE NO.
engraved illustrations Of important subjects BY Edward John
Hydropay, Cure many Of
'o9 Theory BY s 1Os sss% far ,o0.,
H. Francke For sale by FRANcK TAYLOR
Aasl
NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor & Msurys
Volume lifdretba United States
| History Of the American society VOL svo.
| Lye's second Visit to the United states
AnsS '''' '''' ''''' :"
Jusr received s. TrieopherOu. gucr-
Cologne fine French soaps, and choice Of Buffalo
Also celebrated Chinese skin Powder Tor restoring beau
and preserving The complexion and rendering .he
Aug ga tGobe) few doors below National Hotel.
cabinet edition Tales, comprising In ONE VOL
9%e E vicar g Wakefield Eses q s6ena Paul and
| Ouano, &C. -
wayey anecdotes illustrating popular characters scene. and
cdents m The novels and OF Sir Walter
/ y TAyI.OR 4 NANNY.
June II booksellers, 9th street.
Accordeons FIutinas.
JUST RECEIVER, superior toned Ac-
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tul instrument for small call before pur-
| chasing elsewhere.
Also, Flutnas Of an improved style and - -
! For sale by VIM. FISCHER
July 8.
NO. David csppsrasId by Charlie. Dickens, (Boz.)
Domestic Practice q ydopay, with Is engraved illustrations
BY Edward Johnson, NJ n.
| This day received Cor TAYLOR MAURys
July Is Bookstore, street.
The Complete Doctor, containing Habits Diseases
and Management the Stable Road,
win ~, advice 70 purchasers Price IS cents. -
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Tr.n.yivan,. University. Medical Department.

Trsn.yivania University, Medical Department.
TUE 3d will open the LEI Monday November next
under the direction Of the following Faculty, ytzi
Benjamin W. Dudley, NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and Pac-
lice ofsurgcry. -
Robert Peter, NJ d. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Bush Professor o Special and Surgical Anatomy
AMMAN D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Med
cine.
EheIbe L. Dudley NJ D.. Professor General and Pathological
Henry Buii NJ b. Professor Msera Medca and Thera
peuucs.
William Boiling, M. d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the Dis
eases OF Women and Children
M skilman, NJ. d., Dcmonstrator Of Anatomy.
hundred dollars, invariably
Matricuson Is ave dollars
pssectng ticket, dollars The Graduation Pee twenty
Eve dollars Boarding and lodging from ~ % ~ per wesk
Of the Faculty.
- ~ " i' July 3-oawlm.
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NEW MUSIC.
lust received Old Stationery store
door east o. I2t street, Pa e following
music, which will be sold
price, making II only four per page.
oden for music attended % At moment The above price
WIN. FISCHER.
Thou bssunf ballad, dedicated Mrs. It.
Alden, BY Dempstcr. Nss g.'s.s
An aee rapidly The cesbn,ed cav.un. sung BY
Once ny heart wssishi ee, sd.psd RIOS. Lee
for The guitar.
Home, arranged for the piano, y Beyer.
The Maria Wares by NJ Hofner.
strawberry 0sIIop; by Chas. Grobe.
La Piectofs waltz by J. n. Dyer ~ ate
sersnade March, by J, O. Buchhovcn. u. : ~ :
Gems oL Puitsna and Lombard, composed BY n Boyer
wandered by the Brookside, by j. Hime
On, were bird beautiful ballad KS
- shis eld chair my hther sat; BY Baifs. -
joys we're srcwnins nom ne opera Of Lucis de Hammer
The fndisnt prayer; by WOODBURY..
Issenhe q e window sung BY fhs Sable Hsfmcnists
lis he Isss rose Of summer with variations ny Meme
SSS. is--S.S T-cc,, compri-ls. ..,,, III sa5 .,,r,.
non he best authors seecssd By John Tsyle price 50
es,ss rwsIihq FAScK TAYLOR
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THE LADIES WREATH,

EDITED hAkffh
Martyr Ely, pubihers, las Nassau street, Nep York
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Of % with embelishmenisi
splendid Steel Engraving and eolorcd Ltogaphie Flower
expressly for te 11ea by the ablesi artists. The lively. numbers
ro ,e pens Of our ben, expressly for his woIs
DESIGN or THE WREATH
This m the vicious appetite engendered and fed BY
entertaining reading for leisure It's object
ne .as FAMILY Circle e. WORK Containing PURE CHRIS
~ wos which shall saen an ennoSns IN
industrious habits, and moral senimen which lie at the foundation
FAMILY CIRCLE, have eBdeayoIed, and shall aui
plead the cause Of Virtue intelligence and Religion within
tina, sacred enclosure and 70 mpe.. upon he minds q al IL m
relations.
magazine Of Literature and An, The wRIArm
4 edited by MI 3 = q ne very best wI
render be. an1a % conduct Literary and re-
contributors among whom are many Of our aes' male and female
writers.
OPINIONS oP DISTINGUISHED MEN. =
Judge Le~is, Lancaster, Pa.
give. me great pleasure recommend @ te patronage Of .s
with which the work conducted and The highly elevated character
es,oas poion Of society," Each number 4 bcanuny Illustrated
win ensayngs executed in mastery style IL edited BY rs
country All things considered know Of work
the kind more deserving OF public patronage
Lancaster, Pa
.. judge Hays, Lancaster, Pa.
have examined very extensively the periodical entitled THr
LADIES, wssaIa and heartily recommend 70 a. who ds,.
religious aims Of the work. and the excellent lessons
formation and Improvement
female character-make admirable book families
elegance Of the embellishments and the in which
render it ornament to the centre table, A. d. HAYS,
Lancaster, Pa
Governor Coolidge, Recommendation
have derived much pleasure from the perusa Of "LADIEs
wREArH" edited by Mrs s. T. Martyr, published the city
OF New York My examination OF the work has led regard u
ennenty calculated 70 create a.te and IN sound moral
and religious principles In all who shall hanaly read H. II IL be
found, think viii, suppnntng periodical and
publications their sicky entimena
the minds and country
and stimulate vicious popenses early budding the accomplished
conductor Of the work will not have iabored in
The highly vrtuous Of It's reading matter the beautiful style
Of ~ embellishments the excellence Of m typography with the low
pce which H. offered strongly recommend II
'' CARLOS COOLIDGE
Windsor, W., May II, 1919.
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is barrels oihesh superane aour
$40 pounds ofgood hard soap
BSsssis q GOO soos clean , sly a lsl ssis
At Fort Pike, Louisiana.
is ssnsi: q e.. ss .upsraas aes,
s g pSans q . rsm Sss .d asd beans
aao pounds Of good hard spsim candles
40 gallons q y good sn cider isa' y ne
At Fort Brooke. Tampa Bay, Florida.
8 :. ia s:...
:ss sss ~: s :s 4. a.
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar
AZ KY West. Florida.
y barrel. q Ss.h .s ,g. asar
s7s pounds Of good hard soap
~ e & GOOD a sss: sp sy s:n a.
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Pickens, Of BGrraneas. Pensacola. Florida.
Il s:.Ss ~ .s s:. s:;i as ss:..
i7@ pounds q good hard soap
- Ct & ssa s ss.. ss, s:n a..
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
Al Fort Marion. s.. AugustiA Florida.
s s::;:; 3 ; =s;,. ia rs s:...
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no gallons u GOOD cider vinegar.
= e '''s L %sa ssf Il cs. :. s Fort 1''''"
" $40 barrels ofpork ss1
pound. s ssss sss :sss
sS s saaa e s seod eassn dry nas 'a
j &; s:s. s
At Fort Smith, Arkansas
so bushels q new white hsd bean.
sssas e :sss hard s:s pc: :s:n candle.
re ss' sSs e 3 G g ss:s s,is' May 1885,
Al Fort Smiling. 81. Peters.
- as barrel: % Of gos ..n.,o.. a.,
IS p paana: sss sa1s s ss'' '''n
II. e %ss sGS Of s a% e. m Nav, s III.
June, 1850.
Af Fort Gaines, mouth Of hs CroTwing RIVER $50 mes
Is Is s ss#s: q III; is..s ..p..s.. s...
% pounds q soea hard @x
s bushels q good clean dry hne salt
The whole 70 ss delivered fro The ls May 1850 to The 18th
At J.ferson Barracks, Mis,ouri.
$50 $50 barrels barrels Of Of i fresh uperhn. -four
%.ss S g :ss s s,,s al. s:s beans
10 S SsaSa: sSS saa 's y
A Fort Lsave.portI. Missouri riusr.
o1oh vv,vhif 6eid
a. .sas.x. ~ 49, ~ h,r5 sarp
800 poanas % s soo hsrS ssiI,,~ candles
60 bushels Of good clean dry ans salt
r.. ~s:i: ). a''.',5 y I. !. I... l,s No.. :, ~
- -" T.J... u. :. - N. $780,.
Jana HdnsPoTsduo" Jfom A""ePs'e' " ''s A1es'os's
rIrer. .t
,soh.,,.,. ofro,.
ass barrels Of iresh superhne -four
- - BUSHELS o new s mn,ss .a n..' ''-A'
go ss0 p poanS. ~ s s hsrS ,sIow candles
o Pou .h.a ~ ~ s .sd -. d,y N. al.
AZ 49,. ~ ~ 80 s ia - yinegar
30 sa.ns 2, gooa eae y. ~ H., linn. iso
i"s "n"s " W " ee'se, nv " ~ o-I o. '.t
At OgfsmorPe BaTaeks' odpdHhon' georgia.
6 barrel. q gors s,.,
s7s pounds Of good hard soap
90 pound, OF rood hard sperm candles
slo yslans NJ sood cider VINEGAR. ..
.--'t'-, $500, -.
At AUGUSTA drKndi dhRuSd' ueoTgm.
,s,b.nsl. Of pork
s Sa.ssi. otn new viii. s.d beans
30 pounds o. good hard soap ..x.. &C..
70 pounds o. good hard spenn eanas'
~ bushels ,, q goo lean dy -, mns -"
w gnions o sooo c'ae' 'nes"' .
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40 barrels Of fresh supcrnne nor -.
ITO bushels Of new v9iss field bssns
lisa pounds Of good hard soap
hounds Of rood hard perm candles
% bushels OF good end nc salt
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
4, Eor, Macon R>aufoyf North Carolina
ssb.uels Of pork =
S sushsl. ofnsw white deId beans
90 pounds pounds o. rood rood hard sosp ..a,..
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"A piaitsbarg Barracks, Platisbug, Nsv York.

on Isl Of June ooo remainder In all October, 1885,
s, s barrels barrel. 6 :, g..s II. 4. -.
81 Sa.hai - ~ mean ns su I,, ana n our
SO posnss q s SsS % Sas . Ssa beans
~ S SsSas. e :sS% ss sSs candles
go gallons q good cider vnnesar
Detroit az Barrss s ss Dsro s is1ssa 1885,
40 barrels Of pork -,''''' -s'"'
a5s barrels q irsah superane -four
l1sa pounds 81 ZOO sood narS . ns,a DEANS
656 mounds or yood hard ,aiip,v candle.
e bushels q good clean dry fne sal,
A Fort Gra.iot. Mehiean. ''' 49,
rs Sa.,sls Of e fresh sspsra s. -four
s1 ~ Dosns y new new w mia ned BEANS
aas pounds good hard niow candles
- aao gallons q good cider vinegar -.
onshah on e ss Of June remainder In oil oclobc 1850
. 2 Al Fort Mackinac Mtchigdn.
3, 8 barrels s.,,.: & !, P y, .,,.,.. il,
& Sa.h v y ~ i nes , s1pep mid nour
sas pounds q good hard .oap
u Sg:hsis q sood clean dry ans sal,
s on LIST Of June 1851 remainder BY the 18th September
low 4, Eo,, Rr,J, S,,, ~. M,r;s nh,b;ron
as barrels Of pork l
s bushels Of new white field beans
sss pounds Of s sood h had Spw candle.
90 saes y y sooa c sesn as nne SAT-
nan IN e Isl June, so remainder ~ s'h september eao
AZ Fort lrumouA' New London Connecticut.
los barrels Of fresh superhne noar
s1s pound. q d goo hard . osIs '''''
asc gallon. q GOOD God cider cider y iIs Ia.
m N Fo,, Trims Ns,,no,, Pbod. Jslond
e e barrels barrel. q osgors pork !. i. 49,.
' sss bushels Of new white field beans 4"
pounds good ssss hard aaas sis candle.
20 g bushels Of good clean dry fine sal,
III OF q yineua
g, s barrels barrel. e porn porn .... u.
S Sa.hei. q new white aeld bean.
e,S pounds pounds 81 good hard soap
m s ssos. e GOOD good s sssn dry as salt
At Fort Preble, Portland, Maine
IS barrels Of pork
is Ss,,s.s Of # ns w .%ps.hn ., aSa,
Sc pounds q q 600: good h sa: sSsp ,,...
Y bushels good clean dry ane salt
a, Fos IS S, wv, ,' Ea.,,or, MI.
IS barrels ofpork
S bushels Of new ,SRI1 deld dG beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
Il bushels O good clean dry fins salt &. r
gallons o. good cider vinegar. =.
The periods and ou,n,,s. Ar ss.n ds,x :, ,s 80. S
thew AZ moi snec,ssa % ~ g. sa ~ ~ oss
Dessnss lsso, ana I. March . ' : 'ep'''n'''' -
weigh an two hundred pounds. excluding the feet
The pork Is 10 be fin, , Win may - s % ,S ,b .se
"oes s wi" the sans article In pieces not exceeding eight
~, % !. 81: q. s.... b.:
packed The pork Be sonanes IN seasoned hear
ss sss full nops The bean, and ,. san
As S.;, , o,,v :, ,.,.v., ~ ...,,..., :, :,
me Sas ssS % sr sson ss Ts @
s. fsIsrs and For game. mus. pS s., Louis for Se ultimate
Sesunsuon IN e nrt week on April $50 And me stores or FOR
viii be authopreS 10 naSehase 10 tss,e t I'M nra
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wiissn, n. Bayly,
Importer and dealer IN fancy s.s 'iaRi, seny
THE sscey ,vose. himself exclusively the stationery bu
and prepared 20 furnish Az KINDS OF
Cap letter ledger wrapping note, and fancy papers and en-
velopcs
Cutlery steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios
Cold pens and pencils drawing papers, French papers
receiving constantly additions his stock by the Eng
sh and packets viii sell the very
Letter cap paper at 81 IS per resm
June 1e-dM WILLIAM y. bAfbf.
mFHICAN Constifuticns.-The Consultations thirty
United corrected down 1912;
Of e United states tho Articles Of Confederation
Declaration OF Independence &C. Complete an volume Price
Aug Is rRANcK TAYLOR.
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SEA BATIIINa--OLD POINT HOTEL.

SEA BATIING-OLD POINT HOTEL.
THIS establishment, always for the reception Of Wis
tiers, The grounds greatly
proved much enlarged aodng besides the
swimming baths shower baths There fine
for who prefer surf bathing.
Charges heretofore.
BY the week at the rate Of ......... ! 80 per day.
by the the Of. W
Children and half price.
May 25-3aw6w JAMES D. FRENCH
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FISCHER has hand great vatsy
Of plain and ornamental guitars with patent screws square m
heads prices from Ave my dollars
pianos from celebrated mnhe
vioins clarionet hgeou
cs accordeon hutna with improved nstueuon
book each instrument.
Iu
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IIfsTORICAL Collections Of Virginia, containing
Ill collection facts, traditions, Biographical
sketches anecdotes &c relating TO is history and antiquities To-
geographical statistical descriptions which
appended Descriptive Sketch Of District
uba illustrated with 100 enrrnvingi by Henry Howe
volume Hisory discovery settlement
Europeans the tune, by Robert volumes For
sale by fRANCk TAYLOR
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| lUHATMAN's Drawing Paper.-w FISCHER, importer
w and dealer superior stationery parchmen Rodscrss cutie
ry Sc has just received, direct from The manufacturers a
drawing made expressly
der following Of which constantly for whole
sale o a stationers' Hail. =.
Cap IL BY % inches Deny, Is by % inches medium
by 10 by ~ inches supenoya 10 by inches
Imperial ~ BY % inches elephant BY inches tolumb
inches July n
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A PPLETONs Railroad and Steamboat Companion
IA being Guide through the Norhern Middle, and
States Canada New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia iua
ted with 20 maps steel, and IS engravings
Hand book Travellers through the United
sta,es embehed with l5 engavng and accompanied by ia
and accurate map. :.
smhs Guide Travellers through the United States viii
large and accurate map .
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IEw BOOKS An TAYLOR q MAURY's. near slntA

Rowland Cashel, by Lever, ID part
IIiidreh's New History Of The United States, VOL
sOuthey's Common place Book Iiarpcrs edition, No.
Edmond Dsntes Sequel TO Count OF Monte Christie
European Life and Manners by Henry Colmhn
Mrs Grey's novel; Magdelen and Marcis, or the Rector
Guest
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MALE ACADEMY,

To Democrats, and the Publishers OF Democratic
@ pers. f@@ $500
subscriber having dismissed from his cekshp the
Post Office Department the unpardonable sin being demo-
finding employment either the editor Of
prominent democratic the Washington correspondent
several similar papers. A3# t4 az Ast saEs 3N @ Ga
Hon. Kendall and Gen. McCala, Washing
ton; James NJ Buchanan ESQ, Batimorej James Page and
philadelphia Robert H. Morris, New
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