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Fauquier white sulphur springs, Virginia,

More generally known Warrsnfon SpriagD
IVAs for tie reception Of visitors ie Of June
improvements In progress that win eiee
the whole establishment No will spared adding
rs enbeishment 10 the comfort and pleasure OF the
Knowing by ocular evidence positive
Of It's pac
ua has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaons, and complete original crafty
taste and fancy Of guests, well promote their health
pleasure Situated In remarkably healthy REGION In fun
Waeniop visitors may on hofsebsck or in carriages the i'm
proving roads, enjoy the Most Picturesque
In the alleys, the pistol gallery the game billiards.
the heahn Dance The iove Of flowers will
cuiar has been taken their approval while the aow
deer and the awn, the gold and silver elk buffalo
nat$ In wor has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could add the comfort
visitors The hurdle and fancy
ade, and brilliant FIRE works will lend their respective
Nor arc these preparations designed for the monde only To the
holy ministers Of religion OF every denomination, cordial
gdgng nyi,ntcn spend scrvi-
OF the church are respected throughout the
Fredericksburg and 10 30 from Alesanda TIT weekly stages
viii from both these points t lilly, daily Ines viii
steaner M may reach The springs the same day
These springs known the Post once books
Springs Z; and all letters should
warrenton TO the White sulphur Springs
Terms OF board viii be follows $50 for the whole
ing let october s5 for three monts go for SIS
lodging 50 cents each children years
odd half price No charge for children
tables provided for children before
who retain their nj the ordinary table will be price
Horses 50 cents day, OF $40 month.
The hnen wines aud spirits have been procured and corkage will
DANIEL WARD, superintendent
June 6-dlawkcVf
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SEA BArHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.

SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.
THIS establishment always reception Of Wis
fine order The grounds have been greatly i'm
proved, and the bath houses much enlarged, aordng besides the
swimming baths baths. There fine
for those who prefer sun bafhinG ti.t 4-7 n
Charges a here0fose. s
by inc " W
BY the week al the rate OF ,....'.....l 80 Perday
by the Of. I % t~
Children and servants half price,
May 25-azw6w JAMES q. FRENCH
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PREEMPTTON CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled The right Of presumption any
lands within the townships above enumernied required 10 esab
sh the
land once, and make THEREFOR
aer seeing M notice. and appointed for
of pubic embracing the tract
claimed, Otherwise such claim win be foffeted 49,
~ J. BUTTERF1ELD,
Of Land Once.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled 70 the right of empnon OF e
lands within the Townships and above
required establish the
tecevcr OF the land oce
practicable after this before
for The OF the public sale the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTfERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Sep 1-lawl3w
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,rexx eoos. me .,.c,,nc,s have ,,., ,.c.v.a
NV, 49, suoscr'Dcs nave j"st received IRON late arr
is aisees soo an,sh rr,sb u.sn. ,,,,.h ,h.v , a. a.
40 :. p,ices nom - cen,s 70 me nnest qushv r
aoAe" nen csnp,c nsndsefeheis, run ~ 70 y cents
Is do Children linen cambric do AT az cent.
20 rich rband trimmed lace capes
10 dozen real net nie, with and without fingers.
100 dozen white open worked hose.
100 do do misses and chndren's do, every Kind.
$50 style parasois parasoiets.
Is elegantly embro pock keith erch,ef.
May as-3wh @ p. n. HOE co.
-
important subjects. nv Edward Jol,
ydopay or the Water Cure illustrated with many case. Of
BY Joel shew, M. D.
Theory ydropafy Intended for popular use Nv
H. Francks. For sale by " FRANf,K TAyI.oR ~
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NJ ths President Of the UnitsA Dtases. lIa
pursuance O. law ZACHARY TAYLOR President be
starr Of ARKAHsAs The periods dsrrnrcd % wit
seventh E January t The dpsaa X ne cSS snSs I'm
afed within thc aforementioned township~, viz:
Nsrih u hs bass i.s snd wt Of hs h principal meridsn
Township two, Of range three.
Township two, OF four.
Ncrh Of ls bass Has and ss n he A ypineipsi m<riSsn
Al the lnnd Office stFAYE1rEvffE commencing Monday,
the urscenh day Of January Coz the disposal public
iA"os wi"n me following named township viz;
North Of the base line, and vs,f Of he fin princ,pai msridis
township twenty, % range wcnfy-sfs
the twenty nrst day o. January r the dposs public
lands situated within The undcrmenoped township vii,
Soah Of ne base line, and ~es Of ~ fra principal nuyidsn
Township six, Of range fourteen. fa
os puppe viii BE- o one he . 81 schools military and
The offering Of the above mentioned lands he a.
days sppned and proceed In The order which ,ev ~ s%
s .s wn s DC . i s s ~. sss 81, "A, =
open longer than weeks and yvsm enty Of any a *
Given under my hand a die civ 81 Whinson is srs Az
q September, ammo Domn one thousand eight huadrsd and
BY The President,
J. BurrEnlsLp,
Commissioner OF rie General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EsPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Livery person entitled % he hight Of Of The
required o ,ssisS ,Ss same . % 5 ss' X Sc
sssss seeing s ss sss nod ss sss ~ az
bracns The tract claimed otherwise such claim wfss ed
sAPft N'NA ,21HA BurTBnFInLD,
Commissioner Of the General Lard Once.
EoR sALE-s h.a.. and 10, occupied ~ ae ondsg,.a On
r. CmsM Af AoBY.
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Transy1vsnis University. Medical Department.
THE nd November
under the direction Of the following Faculty,
tee Of Surgery.
Robert Peter, NJ D., Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ Bush, NJ d. Professor
samuel AMMAN NJ d. Professor Theory of Med
4 y 4 /. \ y
Ehelbcr Dudley NJ d. Professor and Pathological
Henry NJ Buli M b. Professor Of Msera
peutics. I...lUI II...l-. fl
Of Women and Children ri. = ..a.
III NJ skilman, NJ. D., Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The Of full hundred and ve dollars invariably
advance The Maticuadon and Library ticket s FIVE dollars
The Dssectng dollars The Graduation Fec
five dollars Boarding and lodging rom r. TO ~ per week
ROBERT PETER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty
Lexington, KY, June "a, 1879
lr July 3-2awlm.
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In pursuance Of law, ., ZACHARY TAYL,
Il Uaited states OF America, do hereby declar,
thar public sales viii be held al the undermeIl i
The State OF MICHIGAN, al the periods here
AZ ,he land once al GENEsRE, commene
segenh day OF January next, for the sale Of the
wItllln uie following named sections and paris o
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing q
Ill collection Of the interesting facts traditions, Biographical
sketches sneedotes Ac relating 70 It's history and antiquities
with geographical descriptions
appended Historical aud Descriptive Sketch Of the District Of Co
una, illustrated with 100 engraving; by Henry Howe
volume History Virginia. discovery
Eoesns the by Robert Howiscn volumes F
sale by aef ~ f+a hEtF fa PRANCK TAYLOR
Aua3 .nH ft tF re fa .a r.. d u sbf sa.
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Commissioner Of the General Land once.

NoTIcBfTo PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled night cmpson 10 any Of te
lands within The townships and
required 70 establish the
receiver % me proper Iand once and make payment therefor
practicable afef seeing this before
for the commencement Of the public sale OF the lands embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited,
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
Sep. 2s-1awi3w aat3 " T77l
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New Music.
lust RECEIVED
OF l2th Pennsylvania following
ufol music which will be sold reduced pceour per
page. f. WM. FISCHER
The Fashion Polka; by n. ID. Hewitt.
r. Townsend Gand Military Polka performed by
band - NJ
The Nova Scotia waltzes by Winerbotiom.
Quadnles Meyerbeer's Strauss
sr Easy Rondos, designed studies for young b.
q. Czemy. s......'
The celebrated Russian sn" with variations by r.
X. Chunial
Six Amuscmens Eiegante by Chas. voss.
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas. 0robc.
Mary Blame, do do
Lucila Polka; by do
The Aurora Waltz, far guitar,
La Cara Ladra, fantae; composed by Henri Rosselen
When Morning beams III think OF heean admired song; by
Geo 2. Benkcrt - =
When survive my Smile composed by Geo BeIlak
Merry Gpy Gin again. arranged for ue zuif composed by
Glover. .
The Placid Late, Tor the guitars composed BY NJ Deems
Oct II
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Eo4 sALIThs house and los occupied " On
IT CsbsM A. r. BAoBY.
Aus 9-scd1
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APPLETONy HntIrOad md StealnbOaf CompanIOnl
being Travellers Guide through the Norcrn, Middle ind
Eastern Stzes Canada, New Bnswsck and Nova Scotia us
ted with - maps steel, and Is engavings. r
Hand book Travellers through the United
States, embeshsd with Us engraving and accompanied BY as
Smiths New Guide Travellers through the United sies
large and accurate map.
DstuneS Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph Book fnce
cents, a map FRANCK TAYLOR
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yUHATMAN's Drssving Pape
w and dealer in superior stationary,
ny, &C., has just received, direct ffol
der, OF the following sizes all of VIII
sale or retail AZ stationers' Hall.
Cap size, II by a6 inches Deny, l
by - inches royal, 10 by ~ inches
Imperial, ~ BY % inches elephant, =
by Sinclicsi double elephant, ~ by n
inches. $50
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T. 81 N, n. 3.
4 4 ::EsEss: III:
r, ~ Mr.. aE,
7. @N., n. AZ,
Y. - NJ, r. . Il.
T. 81 NJ, r. 3 u.
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y, y N, r. 4E.
4. % NJ, R. 4E.
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u p sE. n N, 10; l2...-.......T. n NJ, n. low.
Lands Appropriated by for Of Schools military,
other purposes viii be excluded from the sales.
The Offering Of the above lands win be commenced the days
appoind procrod the order In which
with oil convenient Dispatch until the whole shall have
ed and the thus closed But sale shall be
than weeks and private entry Of Of the lands will be
mied until afer fhe espraisn Of The two weeks. u 80
Given under Of Washington this 6cen
Of september Domni thousand eight hundred
nine. .H1t. tat4ais. ~ TT IiI.r1I-..TIT
z. TAYLOR.
=. BosrsnuxIp, lEtst
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nUITARs.-wILLIAM FISCHER has hand great variety
of plain and ornamental guitars with patent screws square e
fiat heads, with without from hve 10 MY dollars
Also constantly hand pianos from the most celebrated msne
facurer vons flutes from eight keys carione hgos
es accordcons and hunas, win The improved instructor
book for each instrument.
July 20
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The Complete Horse Dectcry containing Hs Diseases
and Management Of the Horse, N the Stable on The Road
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CITY Iutellixonee.


NnrARY.-Tbe splendid company Of Caledonisn
Fusileers. commanded BY Capt. Thomas w. McLeay
will leave their srmory, Mercer House, Thursday
morning. June 18th, . visit TO Elm Park, Staten
Island The above corps In full Scottish uniform Is
one Of the crack companies Of city. They will be
accompanied this occasion by their ladies.
DISTURBANCE IN THE BowERY.-An alarm Of hre was
given evening, about eH o'clock In the Third Dis
trct and as usual the remen snd engines the
alert Two thres Of these companies and o number
other persons got into ARRAY In the Bowsry
Stanton street. where . regular fight the result
The railroad compelled to stop their progress
ss the street blocked up with people The chief Of
and after little time peace restored without
the aid Of the military.
ACCIDENTAL DRowKINe.-The coroner held an inquest,
yesterday, on the body Of German, by the name Of
Olof Anderson, aged 20 years who found floating
in the dock at Pier No. North river He cook on
board the bark Augusta, and while endeavorng to get
on board the vessel on last Friday week ago. slipped
from the ship into the water. and striking his head
against the dock sank Immediately. Verdict accord
ingly.
Fmr-A fire broke out about 8 o'clock, ON Sunday
evening, at No. rs Allen street. Officers Brown and
Lorkee the 10th ward succeeded in extinguishine
the flames without the aid Of the fremen The damage
was but trfipg.
REscsED.-On Sunday afternoon, small boy, while
playing about the barge Office dock fell into the river
and would probably have drowned, had not Mr. VIM
Thomas, Of the customhouse boatmen, gallantly
plunged into the water. and saved him. The boy die
was taken TO his home at No. Whitehall street, BY
one of the police officers Of the ward
The dwelling house of the Hon. Richard Biddle, nea
Pittsburg, Pa struck by lightning on Thursday
last, and was consumed.
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The packet ship Dsvonshire, which Left here 24th
April for London, landed her passenger In nineteen
days, notwithstanding the oalms and head winds she
encountered. The passengers made mp . handsome
purse, which presented to the captain (Hsnry r.
Hovey), with request to invest It in something 10
. memento Of the agreeable intercourse be-
tween him and themselves.
[coPY)
SHIP DEvoHsHIRE FROM New YoRx TO LONDON
AT SEA, May IL, lS40.
CAPTAIN HENRY r. novEY:-
DEAR SiR-We, the undersigned cabin passengers
in your beautiful ship, being DESTROYS to express
of your unvaryng kindness to the present
passage, and high opinion Of your prudence and
skill as navigator. respectfully request your accept
ancs Of the accompanying purse, which wish to
have expended in anything your taste may dictate.
Signed, VIM Z. Hall. VIM. Mackenzie. Bailey Brothes,
4. Cunning, George II. Draper, James Pagan, Samuel
H. Parsons, Charles Writtlesey, Walter Wright James
|. Graham, b. w. Plumb, Cyrus w. Field. Stephen Nj.
Dana Alexander Kayser, David II. Kellogg. Joseph
Pierce, jr., Robert Walker, Samuel + Fisher, Exur
Smith, william J. OlliGe, William II. Chapman, VIM.
Minor.
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United states Circuit Court.

Before Judge Nelson.
JUNE 4.-His Honor opened the court this morning
and after giving some decisions, which give bel
ADJOURNED without day. He however annou need that
he would hold special term Of the the first
Monday in September.
Present, the Circuit and District Judges
DECISIONS -Lect Cooper and Others Thomas Pros.
sor Ordered that judgment in of nonsui I'M
less the plaintiff spulate and pay costs of the Circuit
Court and Of making this motion.
E6enezer H. Sherwood as. The Mutual Insurance Com
pany-We think the counsel fees should be allow IL
is case Of indemnity The defence against the libel
for collision for the benefit Of the Insurance Com
paDy.
Ebenesr Sherwood The Mutual Safety Insuranes
Company - Ordered judgment for plaintiff
Ordered, that special term Of the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Southern District Of New
York, for hearing appeals in Admiralty and cases in
Equity and arguments on the law calender, be, and
the same hereby, appointed to be held the City
Hall Of the City Of Wv York, the first Msnday Of
September next, at IL O'Clock A. M. Of same day.
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Died,
On Sunday morning, Sd instant, THOMAS Henry in.
FAINT son Of Captain Thomas B. and Rosna NJ Cropper
aged months and 20 days
The friends OF the family are requested to attend his
funeral from No 63 East Fourteenth street. this Tues
day. afternoon at o'clock without further vitation
On Sunday afternoon, Sd instant, FRANCIS XAVIER
BnossARD, native Of rorrentruy Canton of Neufcha-
tel, Switzerland, aged 80 years
Ills friends and acquaintance requested to at
tend, without further invitation his funeral which will
take place at O'Clock =. M on Tuesday, 9th instant
from his late residence, GO Carmine street
l., on the ID inst Of consumption SourHwELL BRowE,
In the 23d year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fuy invited to attend his funeral to- afternoon
at O'Clock, from his late residence, Twenty fourth
street between First and Second avenues
On Monday June 4th, 1S49, In the 46th year Of his
sge, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Ills friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral this tuesday afternoon, NJ
O'Clock from his late residence, corner Of Tenth
nue. and Nineteenth street.
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accomplish their ends the British provinces Win be
virtually republic as the shall have
been carried This would certainly be the sase and
will be favored by the nsxationirts they do NO
better; for in tksir opinion, 1t win 30 the stepping
stone to Independence ." toto Of England which they
look forward to.
Just as had written the above arrived here
that Parliament was prorogued yesterday. This Of
course, puts face on the matter. The prorogo-
CATION is at this time being discussed in the several
places where the politicians OF thi handsome little
place usually congregate to debate the affairs Of the
world.
shall leave here tomorrow for Kingston, where
shall remain day or two From that place will sc
to Toronto, and CLEAN, can, the sentiments Of thu
people the present condition Of Canadian affairs
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Postal Arrangements IN Beigium-Mails to
HAMBURG.

The following information from the Meniteus Beige
received by the last steamer will be found of interest
to the commercial community Ia the United States -
" II consequence Of postal arrangements, all
letters destined for Hamburg arriving not prepaid
from foreign countries in London, will be forwarded
every day of the week, except Tuesday and Friday
Vaeket days direct from London to Hamburg), In
closed mails, through Belgium and Prussia and all
othor letters t. the destination bearing the
address the direction via Ostende, will be forwarded
invariably in the same wayD
ms arrangement was to begin from the &1st OF May
ias ana from that date night trains to be organ
lied on the Belgium and Prussian railways so that the
trantmssion will be effected with all possible despatch
AUGUSTA MOXHET,
The Consul General Of Belgium in the United States
New York, June 4, 1S49.
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RISE IN THE MISSISSIPPI RrvrR.-There is mncb

RISE IN THE MISSISSIPPI RrvER.-There is much
speculation about the annual June rise in the Mis-
ssspp II il the opinion Of many that the water has
not been ms high as 1t will be this sprng-thata "young
hoed may be expected in June" Were disposed to
hazard prediction on this subject should beg leave
10 drmur from this pretty general supposition. We
have been raised the margin of the Great Father
Of Waters" and we have observed that the rise and
fall Of her waters ruled by the forwardness back
wardness OF the sprngthat whenever the freshet
in March or April Is heavy, the June rise is incon-
siderable and as We have had al uncommon rise
already this spring which has lasted for something
like month, tlow TO believe that the river will
be as full again In June Since writing the above
learn that the river Is again the RISE aud that there
s rise Of twenty feet above Hannibal Journal
May II,