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Later from Venezuela.

Intelligence from Porto Cabello to the 18th inst,
by the schooner Rcnown, has been received.
Politics were running high on the approaching
Presidential election. The candidates are General
Joee Gregorio Monagas, Of the present military
despotc party, who, 1t is expected, if successful,
VIII carry out the principles OF that party. His
brother is the President The civil candidates are
Rendon, Senator from Cumana, and Guzman, the
present Vice President They all profess TO be
Liberals, and were the enemies of General Paez
and his party. The friends of General Paez have
not taken any active part in the elections since the
memorable Gath of January, lS4S, and the Liberal
party at that time have since split into variety of
factions and chques, and are more embittered
against each other than the combined force were
against General PACE.
President Monagas continues the deadly enemy
of General Paez, bot the time is not far distant
when the former will bend the knee of submission
to the latter II General jose G.. Monagas should
be elected and rule with the bayonet his brother
does, which doubt he will do, the civil party
united, being two TO one the strongest, Would call
back Paez and rally under his standard, and crush
the military despots.
In consequence of the attention Of Captain Todd
and the officers of the government steamer which
conveyed General PACE 10 St. Thomas from Gu
mana, they were Immediately discharged from the
service on their arrival at Porto Cabello Had they
placed their illusrious prisoner in irons, and 9TH
crwsc badly treated him, they would have retained
their rank and employment.
The presidential election will take place on the
lst of August. The newspaper published at Porto
Cabello, and opposed 20 the election of Mona gas,
has been stopped by the authorities The president
has guard OF fifty men at HE private dwelling, in
Caracas, with seven ecntines; this goes to pi owe
how unpopular he is with his fellow citizens. He
lie escorted by two officers and twelve mounted men
when he goes the government house. or for ride.
vague rumor arrived at Porto Cabello on the
18th instant, that Generals Pscz and Lopez were
TT out three steamers at New York against Yene.
zuela, and that MIR. Ward, on board the bark Ven
cruea for Philadelphia, TO furnish million Of
dollars for the enterprise.
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EAST TgNNEssEg MINING AND MANUFAcTURrNG
ConPASY-Mr. Riddle, who has charge of the
mining department of this company, has arrived,
with all necessary machinery for commencing
mining operations. We are informed that he has
already opened two veins OF coal the Suck,
some five or elk miles from this places and il is the
intention of the company to erect an extensive
steam saw-mill near the coal mines.
The company ALEC intend erecting cotton fac
tory capable Of running o 900 spndes, to be driven
by steam power, below the mouth of Battle Creek,
not far from where the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad will cross the Tennessee river. They con
template building up manufacturing town at
that point The pecuninry means of the company
are ample, and, IA large portion Of the stock is
held at The North, the business of the company WILL
without doubt, be pushed forward with energy.
The Yankees are "go-ehead" kind OF people.
Chat ddp.
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRING .
VIRGINIA,

More generally knOUn as UaTenton Springs
WILL be open for the reception Of visiters
w the lst Of June. Extensive Improvements
arc IN progress that will give new aspect 10 tho
whole establishment No expense will be spared
in adding 10 it's Embellishments, TO the comfort
arr pleasure Of the guests. Knowing by ocular
evidence, in numerous instances, the positive in
trinsic value Of the water, and tie almost miracu
lOus effect in particular cascs has been regarded
as good policy TO enlarge the accommoda tons, and
to complete the original desgn, to crafty the
taste and fancy Of guests well as 10 promote their
health and pleasure. Situated in a remarkably
healthy region, in full view of the bold Blue Ridge,
and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village Of War
renton, visitors may, on horseback in carriages,
over the improving roads, enjoy the most pictur-
esque scenery may seek exercise in the ten pin
alleys the pistol gallery, the game Of billiards,
the healthful dance. The lovers Of music and
flowers will find peculiar has been taken TO
win their approval, while the fallow deer and tho
fawn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the swan,
may relieve tedious hour TO those who inter-
cstsd in the tna ndftra. In word, every step
has been taken which expanded libcrslity could
suggest, TO sdd to the comfort and accommodation
Of vIsters. The hurdle race and tournament, the
fancy ball, masquerade and brilliant fireworks,
will lend their respective attractions Nor these
preparations designed for the gay monde only. To
the holy ministers Of religion, Of every denomina-
ton, cordial, not a grudging invitation IA given
TO spend the summer, without charge. The usual
services of the church are respected throughout the
season.
These springs are IS or Is miles according to tho
route taken, from Fredericksburg, and 40 or so
from Alexandria. Tri- weekly stages will run from
both these points till July when daily lines will he
established.
These springs are known on the post-ofice books
as "Warrenton Springs" and all letters should
be directed, or they may be left at Warrenton,
sent TO the White Sulphur Springs, in Green
brier.
Terms Of board will be as follows $50 for the
whole season, ending let of October; $50 for three
months; ! 30 for two months, . 80 for one month;
; 40 per week; s Is for two weeks, 81 10 per day;
meals or lodging fifty cents each. Servants and
children under Twelve year, old, half price. No
charge for children under three years old When
separate tables provided for children before the
usual hour those who retain their seats the or
binary table will be charged full price. Horses
fifty cents day, or 10 month.
DANIEL WARD,
June l5-TuTh& Satifd&tw2m Superintendent.
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From THE PRovIScEs.-Captain Long, of the
steamer Admiral, supplied us with st. John papers
this morning.
The only items of interest the following:
The RI Rev Michael Anthony Fleming, ID. ID.
Roman Catholic Bishop Of Newfoundland, died on
the 18th inst, after prolonged illness of nearly two
years, in the 5Sth year Of his age.
A NEw SPEcULATtoN.-Somei interest has been
excited this week, from the fact that the schooner
Olive. Branch has left this port for Turks Island,
ostcnsibly for the purpose Of digging for treasure
which is said to have been buried there or on the
islands contiguous thereto. The Adventures arc
inhabitants of this city, and persona of the highest
respcctability. They are said TO be conducted
thithor by person who has followed the sea, and
PROCESSES to have seen the money, which he repre-
sents to be in gold coin, and amounts TO about
ETC, OO0.-Boston Traveller.
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OsWEGo, New YoRR, july 81.

A fire broke out at O'Clock, yesterday, in the
large building, at the east end of the toll bridge
the canal The fire commenced with the adjoining
four-mills Of Mr.. J. Pardee and Henry Matthews,
on the north side, which were consumed, with
considerable amount of flour and wheat. The wind
blowing light breeze from the north, the fire
arrested in this direction at the next adjoining mills
of Henry Fttzhugh & Co.
The flames were carried from the Croker build
ing across the street, and communicated with
block of stores erected the canal by Jesse Ben
nett. At this point engine company No. was
caught between two fires, and, after desperate ef-
forts to save their engine, were compelled by the
intense heat on Bridge street to abandon it, and it
was burned. The IRE spread on the south side of
Bridge street with great rapidity, and the whole
block lying between the river and First street is
heap of ruins. Near half the bridge is burned.
The fire is still raging, but within control Esti-
mated damage, 100000. Insurance not esti-
mated.
BUFFALO, July 81.
At one o'clock this morning the steamer Ameri.
ca exploded her steam pipe when sixty miles
above this port, scalding twenty five persons, kill
ing the second engineer and some two or three
others. She was bound down from Sandusky.
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We find in the New Orleans Picawtne the
following copy of the treaty recently concluded
by Mr.. LErcHER, our minister to Mexico, in
relation to an inter-oceanc connexion by railroad
or canal on the Tehuantepec route. Knowing
that the interest attaching to this subject will
cause this treaty to be extensively republished,
we give it as we find it, without vouching for
its accuracy or genuineness.
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BY TELE GRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
One Week Later from Europe.
.4dEance in COtton-.4lother Triumph Of the
american Steamers, &c

.4dsance in C0tton-.4,.other Triumph of the
american Steamers, SC.
HALIFAX, July 3l-a. m.
The royal mail steamer Canada arrived here this
morning at O'Clock, and left for New York soon
after. She brings one hundred and twenty five
passengers
The new and splendid American steamer Pacific,
Of the Collins line, arrived at Liverpool, making
tho passage in ten days and twelve hours from the
time she left her dock at New York.
The royal mail steamer Cambria was twelve
days In making her trip from New York out to
Liverpool
The Canada bring, dates from Liverpool to July
a0th, and London 18th.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos Market, July 90.- Cotton
has been active throughout the week, and sales in
all amount TO 10000 bales, at to Id per ID. ad-
vance. Spectators took SO 900 bales. aud export
crs took 10000. Fair Orleans is quoted at sld per
Id. The market closed quiet
The American fleet was of Port Lisbon. The
papers, however, furnish news relative to the
difficulty between Portugal and the United States.
But little doubt exists that hostiies have actually
If 80, important results likely to ensue. as a
large Russian fleet 10 of the coast for the avowed
purpose OF rendering the Danes all the assistance
they may require.
later advices from India and China. The COM
mercal treaty between the United States and China
had not been concluded.
LIVERPOOL, 20th.-The -four market was active
per previous steamer. Corn was dull; yellow de-
cned one shilling, and white down cd. per quarter
PRovIsIoNs.-Beef was exceedingly dull-mess
pork more inquired for-prime quiet. The lower
qualities of bacon were in extensive demand for Ire
land. The better descriptions were looking up.
Hams are neglected, shoulders large sales; lard
in good demand and large sales at 3D. advance.
CoFFEE-The Liverpool market less
tive, but prices were actually no lower. At the
public sale of coffee at Amsterdam, holders Of
Brazil advanced their prices cd. per cwt., which
checked business both in Liverpool and London.
Business has been moderate. On Friday the mar
kct closed with an improved aspect.
There was large supply of Carolina Rice, which
kept down prices. Sales Of 10 tierces at It's. per
cwt., being trihe decline.
The Cunard company have determined to com
mence a line of screw propelers steamers of
great size and power, to carry goods and packages
between Liverpool and New York. This line will
be entirely Independent of their present ono
The Queen Of Spain has been delivered Of son,
who survived it's birth only few moments.
difficulty has arisen between Spain and Portu-
ga in consequence of the marriage Of the kings
sister with the Of Don Carlos. The Spanish
minister has protested against this alliance as a
breach of the quadruple treaty, and asked for his
passport.
IRELANp.-The hall known as Cancellation Hall
has been closed and the repeal agitation considered
dead forever.
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point.
Fare Reduced.

THE STEAMER OSCEOLA will, on the 10th OF
Il July, commence making two trips week TO
the above places, leaving Washington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at 9 o'clock, a. Reform
ing, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at
O'Clock, p. M; touching, going and returning, at
Piney Point, Old Point, Cone River, and the usual
landings on the Potomac.
Passage TO Piney Point, 81 90.
Passage and fare to Old Point 81 90; to go and
return at any time during the bathing season, 5000
Passage and fare to Norfolk, SIS 90.
July 1-tf JAMES MITCHELL.
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500 DOLLARS REWARD.

TNHE above reward will be paid for such infor-
i nation as will insure the conviction Of the per-
who threw from the pavement Of the State De-
partment brick at the driver of the omnibus
George Washington, belonging to the Union
Line on Friday night, July 10Th.
An additional reward of Fifty Dollars will be
paid for such evidence will secure the conviction
of the person or persons who maliciousy cut the
cushions and panels of several of the omnibuses Of
tbs "Union Line" during the past week.
RESIDE & VANDERWERKEN.
Julv Oft
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G.1O O00 WORTH OF LACES, EN-
SlO.UOO BROIDERIEs, AND FANCY

GOODS, to be closed between this day and the first
of September next, for whatever they will bring,
without regard to cost. Hundreds of articles will
be sold at half price. only mention a few. La
lars, 81 cents a pieces Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs, 10 cents a piece, warranted all linen; fine
Dotted Swiss, 20 cents yard, worth 81; Ladies
Cotton Hose, ~ cents pair, worth 20 cent?; Bon
net Ribbons at half the former prices, and the bal
ance of my Straw Bonncts and Parasols will al
most give away. F. PULFERMACHER,
Few doors east of the National Hotel
July 27-lw
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MARISIHD.

On the 30th July, BY the Rev. Mr.. DosKLAs
JOSEPH +. CROWN, esq, to Miss PRISCILLA
ANN WALTERS all Of this city.
alexandria Gazette please copy.1
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appeal to their instincts. without the trouble Of
making show Of reason, much less the solemn
mookery Of attempting to alarm them or of per-
susding them to pretend alarm by the bugbear
Of q Government bank
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0t.Faioon Boat club. :,

G1-"Fsicon Boat Club.''-Tbc regular month
ly meeting Of the Club will be held this (Thursday)
evening, lstAugust at the residence Of Mr.. Hudson
Taylor, corner 9th and ID streets, at z o'clock.
I
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Mrs. JANE TAYLOR

Mrs. JANE TAYLOR has several vacant
lvl rooms at present. Gentlemen with or with
out families, rs well ma transient visitors can be &C.
with board by the week, month, or
day, south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
=. and sth street. July 3l-3td
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LlIIhbb's LIVING NcEs NJ 3SD-IAi cts.
CONTENTS.
!. Recent Arctic Expeditions. United IServic,
Magazine.
g. Acoustics for the Houses Of Parliamentary
fator
T. Letters from Jsmsica.-N. Y Epeninc Post
I. The Spanish Beauty .-Benhep's Miscellany.
g. Episodes of Insect Life Eclectic Rev,sto
8. Dcborah's Diary, part lV.-Shape's Maya
sine.
I. Phantascs Of Walpurgis Night sohokte.
\. Our Old Dressmakor.- Chdmbcrs's Journal
9. An Ideal Woman Ladder Companion
10. The Great Salt Lake. National senccr.
II. Docs Nature Provide Compass' - Rochester
ddU1tisu-
"WAsHrNeToS, 9th December, lst5.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted to Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
THE country, this has appeared to to be the ,nos
useful. II contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current literature of the English language, bu,
this, by it's immense extent and comprehension
includes portraituro Of the human mind in tn,
utmost expansion of the present age.
81. q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at ak dollars year. by
4. LlTTELL, & Co., Boston.
And sold by JosErH sHitLISsrsS, corner u Of.
sad Penn. avenue. Aug. l-dtrw&wlw
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Mrs. GASSAWAY, on ID street, between 7th
WI and Sth streets, south side, has very pleasant
Rooms for Rent, with without Board.
July I2-d3w
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY.-H will be
J. seen by the following Joint Resolution Of the
18th Of July $780, that the unsettled claims for three
months extra pay are hereafter TO be settled
through the Second Auditors Office. All app,ica-
tions for tho will accordingly be adore sed to
the Second Auditor. BENZ. r. LARNED,
Acting Paymastcr General
PAYMAsTER GEsERAL's OTFicn, July 81, 1850.
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Joint Resolution for restoring The settlement u
The "Hrce mouths extra pay" claims TO the
accounting officers Of the treasury.
Resolved by the iSenots and Houss of Representa-
tivss " The United Sfafo Of dnc,cd in Congress os
sembled, That from and after the passage this act
the unsettled claims Of the officers, non -commis-
stoned officers, musicians, and privates, for three
months extra pay for services in the with Mex
leo, provided for by the fifth section of the act
approved July nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
forty eight, chapter one hundred and four, which
by joint resolution Of Congress, approved July
twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and iorty eight Il
was made the duty Of the pay department Of the
army TO settle, under such regulations the Pay
master General, with the approval of the Secretary
of War, shall establish, be, and the here
by directed TO be settled by the Second Auditor and
certified by the Second Comptroller of the Treasu-
ry. That all muster and pay rolls, and all other
papers relating to said claims on file in the Pay
master Generals office, be transferred TO the Second
Auditors office, and that the settlements made by
the Pay Department, under the Joint resolution ap.
proved the twenty ninth day Of July, eighteen hun
bred and forty light, be considered as valid as il
they had been made by the accounting officers Of
the treasury.
Approved, July %, 1850. Aug l-lwd
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WiIlard's Hotel,

WiIlard's Hotel,
| Cornsr Of Pennsylrania Apenue and l4h street
G Hargrovc, lady child Master VIM Johnston
Henry aHS ' ssuss, NY Master ss':!y e Johnston
VIM Walker, do Kentucky
| o S G lisson, do Mr. and Mrs McAffee, X y
c w Humphreys, Wash Mr. and Mrs A Zane
| F Sawyer, La Virginia
VIM Leyerich,, Ala Wo.taburnaga, Gillian
Master II Slack do Legation
| Master Chas Leverich, do VIM c Richards, S C
Master J Leverich, do DR. James Kitchen, Phila
| A nj Payne, Miss Mr. Messchert do
w Allen, do Geo w Gordon, Boston
w Wintercast, La Hon G Reynolds, Ny
M Rathbun, do Henry Sargent, Boston
L + Backus, do Ira Cutler,
Capt c Graham, U S A Delano, Ohio
Armstrong, NY Allen, do
| DIR Johnston and lady,Ky M Allen, do
Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania Avenue dettoeen 9Th and 7M streets.
VIM NJ Reynolds, NY AR Orr, Ireland
VIM Mason, do 5 Howley, G
Chas l. Piper, Phil Nv Baker, do
Hunt, n Y J Scott, do
Henry Watkins, Md Jas J Oden, Va
Williamson, Pa Moore, s G
l. M Davis, do b Moore, do
Henry Gibson. Del Burns, Va
Z Miller, Bait Nath Tyler, do
Geo Hasmond, do j c Little, do
| DR. T w Dyott, Phil Wells, NY
l. w Swami, Va X nj Davis. Phil
JOS G Carr, do nc Pine Va
Alex MacRae, C Il r Morford, do
| Henry p Russell, do J Winfield, do
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsyluania Auenue and 9th street.
Rogers, Bait Jas Huber, lady and
Hon Bates, st Louis daughter Phil
J Hesty Miss c Stiles, do
Mrs Ma Cohen, sc Eckert
Master Cohen, do I'D Winston, Ala
ID Cohen, do Miss Terry do
J X Wolfe, NC Miss NJ Winston, do
w Cochran, Mobile Miss nj Winston, do
w Morse, Ga Miss Nj Winston, do
w Clarke, Ala CB Weller, Va
Jos Perkins, Fla w Wood, do
ID Hull, do Alb Nones Del
Hopkins, do ID Smith, ny
Mrs Canaan and child, w ii Peck, Md
New York w Newell, N
J ii w Maddux, Ark w Schley Bait
Miss l. Maddux do is Gettngs
p Whatson, Wash'n JW Hanewincker, Va
Miss Godfrey. Georgpn w Spencer, Md
Smith, Va Sam Child, jr, Bait
ii + Blaydes, KY II Townsend, Md
s w Chiles, do Miss Bevens, do
b Bragdon, Bait
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsyluanid apenK and Sd street.
DR. Smith and sister, Va Miss NJ S Kausler, o
Cherry, do ia Kauslsr, Miss
Geo Holley and serv't, w b Sloan, Mount Holly
North Carolina Mrs X b Sloan do
mos Tough, Ark Mrs B Chambers, do
Jas w Berry, Bait SR Selden, Conn
NJ Gowdey, Ala Charles Sclden, do
Geo Mallory. Mobile Mortons, Ga
Hlcks, Ga Chas Sanford, n Y
+ ID Barrett, NY M Clote, do
Mr. Gilmer q A Gilmore, u S A
Pugh, Pa DIR Walkly and lady,
Geo kausler and lady, Mobile
New Orleans
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Arenue and l2h street.
Barry and lady, Wash Z Evans, NY
w Williams, Tenn Hugan, do
w Thomas, Ky I'D Cuthbert, do
Geo Wilson, Md ID Parker, do
p Fitzhugh, Ala Buck Fla
McMahon, n Sampson, do
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BY DYER 81 BROTHER, Auct'rs.
GOVERNMENT SALE. - STEAM BOILER
u NAVAL STORES, CARPETS, &c.-On Mon.
day, August ., at II o'clock, m, we shall sell, at
the Navy Yard, in Washington
Steam Boiler, recently taken from one Of tho
u. s. vessels.
Immediately after, the following Naval Stores,
viz:
PROVISIONS.
Barrels Beef, Pork, Bread, Butter, Flour, Rice,
Beans, Cheese, Molassos, Dried Fruit, SC.
CLOTHING.
Pea and Round Jackets, Trousers, Shirts, Shocs
Stockings, &c
CARPETS.
Several Carpets and Rugs.
Also, a lot OF Carpenters Tools, green and black
Paints, Cooking Utensils, Ship Chandlery Wares,
&c. &c.
Terms, cash in specie.
by order Of the Navy Agent.
DYER BROTHER, Auct
July 3l--dtM (Alex'a Gazctie)
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

TWO valuable building lots on st., near 18th.
i One do do ST., near It'll.
Three do do on st., near 7th.
Ten do do 9th, near X.
Five do do New York ave-
nue. near It'll street.
Three do do st., near 9th.
One do do It'll, corner of X.
Three do do l. north, between 9th
and It'll east.
One do do 18th S., near Smith
sonian Institute.
Three do do at. S. and lst st. w.
One do do X OF. 25th and
lower Georgetown Bridge.
All of which will be disposed of on reasonable
terms, ifimmediate application be made to
J. +. CALLAN,
July 25-f Cor. and It'll ats.
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1851.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
Angust lSa0

BuREAU OF PRovIsIoSs AND CLoTHISo,l
August ], 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Reef" and Proposals for Pork" as the case
may be, will be received at this office until Ia
O'Clock, m. on Thursday, the 2ath day Of August
next, for furnishing and delivering free of all cost
and risk To the United States
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy beef.
and two thousand seven hundred barrels of navy
pork:
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds, nett weight, of beef pork no excess OF
weight in other article will be paid for. To be de-
liyered at the respective navy yards, as follows:
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JOURDAN w. NIAURY,

JOURDAN w. MAURY,
CTOCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
- on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west Of
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrent notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected.
July 23-ly
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sxiLrUl RoBnrRs.-The apothecery store of Mr..
John w Marin, at the corner of Fifteenth street
and New York avenue, was entered by robbers on
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CHARLES ALERT

ATT Or Ely AT LA w,
Ind agent for Claims IN general.
July 23-eod3m