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BLACK ALPACAs.

BLACK ALPACAS. .u..
ID ECEIYED-30p pieces Black Alpacas, all grades
IN 10 pieces black Barege, some very fine
10 pieces black Silks3 pieces extra wide and good
do Tissue poplin very nice for ladies in mourning
do black and white silks
10 do Brocade black and white Organize Lawns, new
and pretty
do white and black French Jsconet
The above Goods will be sold at very small advance
for the cash. ... q. W. YERBY,
June 3-d1u Pa ay, between It'll and Sth streets.
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SUPERIOR vIOLINs.

lust RECEIVED, at MRS. AND ERsoN's Music Store,
~ few extra quality imitation "STRADUARIUS" and
"AMATl' Nl0LINS. Those who may be DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning GOOD INSTRUMENT respectfully invited TO call
and examine them.
as- Also Violin strings, of the very best quality.
may 3l-dlm Intel. Alex Gaz.-2aw1ml
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CARPENTERS WAGES IN PHILApELPHIA.-Th
jouneymen house-carpenters have been ON a
strike for five weeks-strugglingf for an advance
of twenty-five cents per day. They have not
been paid their full wages at the end of the
week, not more than FIVE dollars being given t.
each journeyman weekly, the balance remaining
in the "bosses' possession, and in too many
instances, says a writer in the Ledger, 1T il
never paid at all, and there have been cases il
which journeymen house carpenters have beer,
discharged for simply asking for their full
wages" This is sad state of affairs, truly,
but we hope it is now near its end. The writer
whom we quote goes on to state that IAN or
ganization is being commenced, which will give
the journeymen the entire trade of Philadelphia
city and county. A carpenters shop belonging
to the journeymen themselves has been estab-
lished, and to it they refer builders, architects,
owners Of property, and others who may want
work done" We sincerely hope they may be
aided in this just and honorable enterprise by
the working-men of this and other cities The
prosperity of our country is dependent upon
the just reward of labor, and this can never be-
obtained but by the concerted action of the la
borers themselves. We are all interested in
this thing of making a days labor represent
the largest possible amount Of property, and they
who do not approve Of such thing can take
their only remedy, and do their own work.
Capital, being the augmented product of labor,
is as powerful MS many laborers. Many labor
ers must therefore unite to defend themselves
from it's expressions. There used to be some
talk about the criminaity of combinations"
but we hear nothing of the kind nowadays, and
probably never shall any more. The SONS OF
toll have been slow to learn their interests, but
they are getting the lesson pretty well now,
and will not again forget it.
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SHOES sHoEsl! sHOEsll

NOLAN HARRY have in store good assortment
wi OF the aboreuamed goods, suitable for Men, Boys,
lalles Misses, and Chdrens wear which must be sold
for some price by the LIST If September. June g. If
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E. w. CROPLEY.

Gunsmith, Locksmih and Bell Hanger,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and Sd streets.
( NAMES dressed and mounted Machinery and Lamp
- repaired; Turning done in Ivory and Metals.
June J-2t-o
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A NEW IMPROVEMENT
For Fitting mn Stores with Fancy Front

~ +. GElGnR, Builder and Architect, would respect
/ fully inform his friends and the public in general
he is prepared to fit stores and build Fancy 'FRONT.'
n entire new PLAN embracing all the latest improv,
nents The work can b. done without stopping the bust
rrss while the work Is goingon.
lie IL prepared TO do all kinds Of work in the build
ing line the short notice aud the most REASONABLE
All business entrusted TO his will be promptly
ttcnled To.
Place of business on street, between 9th and 10th
June l-5m
DORTE -MONNAIES.-A new and excellent
assortment OF -Monnaies-the cheapest in thu
narkct-at A GRAY's Bookstore,
may 22-h 9TH street, opp. Udd-Fellows' Hall.
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The Erie (Pa.) Commercial Advertiser flies at
its masthead the name Of ScoTT for the Presi-
dency.
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RECEIVED THIS DAY.

DY ADAMS CO.'S EXPRESS additional assert
ID ment of FANS, of various styles and prices; Span
Fans. Feather Fans all kinds of common Fans, Palm
. af Fans, &c. old low for cash.
Also, Mohair Stocks for Gentlemen, very thin and cool
ravats beautiful pattern Brown and Beachcd Hosiery
God quality very pretty Hosiery for children, at
Mrs. H. MIfFETT'S Cheap Ca h Store
June Ctr seventh stre I, opp. pdd-fellows Hall.
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The LYNcHBURG TRAGEDY.-The death 0
MIR. Saunders was communicated through til,
papers of this morning. We are permitted I,
copy the following letter from gentleman o
nigh responsibility in that town:
LYNcHBURG, June 5, 1851.
DEAR SIR We are in the midst of IL tire
nenuous excitement renconIre took plac,
this morning, just in front of the market-huuse
between James X. Saunders 1.-THE son Of Doctoi
james Saunlers) md 4. ". Z. Terry the cdl
TOT of the VTgthfaR. Mr.. Saunders made the
attack by striking Mr.. L. with stick; where
upon Mr.. L. drew revolver, and hred-Mr. 5.
drawing one nearly at the same tme-and three
ires were exchanged, one shot taking etiecl
upon the person of both parties and, remark.
able to tell, both were shot nearly Ill the den
ucal same place upon the body-the ball enter.
ing just about one inch above the navel The
wounds are considered by the physicians to b,
mortal: neither can recover. This difficult,
grew out of some structures which appeared il
the VUyinian of this morning, upon the course
Of DR.. Saunders 1.-THE father Of james x. Saun
iers) in the convention | send you the PU
yin,an of this morning by the same mail that
conveys you this letter la haste, -.
z. S.-Four o'clock, p. MIR. T. and Mr..
). still linger, but there is little hope OF their
recovery. This is an awful and appalling oc
currence--a most unfortunate and distressing
circumstance. Our community is overwhelueu
with sympathy for their families. In the dealt.
Of these two gentlemen we shall lose two wor.
thy and much respected citizens. Such is thu
state of feeling among the citizens generally,
that business is almost suspended.
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NIAGRUDER d. CALVERT have just re.
wi ceivcd IN MOURNING GuODs--
10 pieces fine black Apacas, real silk warp
do plain shades, suitable for mourning
do plain black silk, for mourning
20 do PLAIN black Alpacas prices ranging from Is to
81 " cents
do plain Black Bareges, Grenadines, and Tissues
do plain real black Twisted Silk, for dresses
do plain fine black Bombazines, Bupins make
do plain fine black, medium prices, do
20 do fine Lawns and Jalicoes, neat figures
do halfmourning Barege de LANES
do do Silk Muslins
Love Wells. Gloves Hosiery &c TJune q-3taw2v
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1t 10 stated that Senator Soule Of Louisiana,
intends TO sail for California in short time
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MORE NEW GOODS

MORE NEW GOODS!
kIAGRUDER CALVERT have just opened new
vi aud beautiful stock OF Goods. Their stock CONSIST
Z, iJiiUws:
bich crenc Silks styles entirely new
10 prcss itch BrOcadc, among them very cheap
10 do bluck aud colorcd Turc Satins bought All
IL do plain changeable, some beautiful shades
~ 10 Barrges, Tissues, aud Grensdines, plan
anu figured
10 do Donna isabella, I'm plain colors
rs do neat Victoria Lawns, IL " cts. TO IS cts
so do embroidered Swiss 8ud Bishop Musus
Patterns
Is do embroidered, wrought with worsted, IL y
cents, worth IS cents
60 do Lacostriped and paid Ctmbrics
40 patterns neat striped ami check silks lower than
any we have ever bad
pieces super black Gro de Rhine very rich, and with
that peculiar gloss such rs e Usually keep
pieces striped aud checked India silks, price
10 do PLAN fancy colorcd India onks, first in this
market
$50 do fine Cacoes, at "a cents, worth II u cents
rs real Marsrilles Quilts, % Der cent less than the
usual prices a[
5 cases line slnrting Cottons, brands new
50 pieces real Irish Linens, article very scarce
do fine and medium Cloths, for gentlemen and
boys
Is do fine black and fancy Cassmeres do
Table Damask Linens aud Cotton Sheetings, Diaper
Toweling every description, and every other article
such as are usually kept in our business.
June g-3taw2w
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON :
)NpAy AFTERNOON, JUNE o.

ga For Geographic reports and correspondence, see
third page.
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JAS. F. HARVEY. Undertaken,

SereRh street, 6etpeen g. and II streets,
WOULD respectfully return his thanks
~szzz--Dt to his fellow citizens and those of the sur
Ju"dng country for their past patronage and would I'M
rm them that he is fully prepared 10 oil all orders for
funerals at the shortest notice lie would respectfully
that he has taken considerable pains provide him
self with all Of conveuienccs for Undertaken
Ills mode of preserving bodies in the tcrB,es toeuter has
failed to give the utmost satis faction.
Ga lie keeps constantly on hand large supply Of
ready made CORFlNS, of all sizes.
June 2-MW&S-lm
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Eg- For sale at the StOre-rOOms OF the
aides Union Benevolent and Employment Society,
seventh street next to Odd-Feows Hall, and Capto
ill, of and First streets, east and south,
lety of clothing suitable to the comprising gar
nents for the laborng classes and children. As thcs
rtcles the work OF the industrious poor the Society
invite all who in want of this description of clothing
patronise these establishments, and as very small
ot on the work is added the prices will necessarily
Moderate.
Families requiring such work to be done will benefit tn
TO accommodate families, nm intelligence Office has
pened at the store Seventh street. where those in
# servants may be supplied by paying small fec
BY order of the Board of Managers.
All the papers of the city requested to publish Thu
lotice often as convenient June c.
S,PECTACLES in Gold, Silver and Steel franes
y WAiCHhS-Gold and Silver, best qualities.
JEWELKi-of the most approved manufacture
Microscopes. Telescopes, Eye Glasses, &c. &c.
STEPHEN EDDY,
June7-5t* Pa av. north side, bet ~ a 9th sts
THIS is TO CERTIFY-That ], LEWIS ALI.
i pAFFER will pay no debts that my wife Caroline
tracts she left my board and bed without any provoc
zion. LEWIS ALLDAFFER
June 6-3t&
CIBBs's ORNAMENTAL HAIR Store,
" Sign OF the Wax Lady.-Avery thing wi
be founu nj BBS'S that add the appearance
he human head, and beautify, restore, improve TIL
hair
Also an assortment of the most approved descriptions
Of
Dressing Combs Hair Brushes
Nail. Tooth, and Comb Brushes
Ladies' side Combs, Tuck and Twist Combs, Long do.
Lubin's finest Extracts
Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
Pomades, Cold Cream. Lip Salve
Tooth Powder Cologne, and every thing of the kind
hat is most desirable for the toilet.
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets VI
,tair June 5-Gtif
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPIToL-Iu our last
number we expressed hope that the Presi-
dent, in carrying out the law Of Congress in
relation to the enlargement of the Capitol,
would, if possible, avoid interfering with the
beauty, symmetry and harmony of our venerated
Capito-eonceiyed by the great WASHINGTON,
and executed by Thornton, Hallet, Eadfeld,
Hoban, Latrobe, Bulfnch, Andre, Franzoni,
Jardella, Bonani, Mariani, Causici, and other
artists of distinguished merit. We have since
then pondered over the subject, and sought
further information in regard to 1T, and the
result has been to establish us more firmly in
the desires we then expressed: that proper
respect for the judgment of our first President,
and just appreciation of the fair fame of the
distinguished artists employed upon this noble
structure, should forbid the destruction of its
fair proportions, either by the addition of wings,
or by IN eastern extension, or by quitting" the
interior and mutilating the exterior. At the
same time we expressed our preference for the
Presidents last suggestions, of an entire new
building for 1.-THE SENATE" and one for 1.-THE
REPRESENTATIVES, HALL"-the former to be
placed north of the Capitol, and the latter al
the south, distant therefrom not less than fifty
feet, and connected by low and subordinate
galleries and corridors, so as to produce an mp
pearance, Of individuality and distinctness il
each structure, and not to attempt 5" TO establish
one grand massive structure' by making the spac,
between the old and new buildings only twenhi
feet, ms proposed by one of the architects. To
construct the new buildings upon this plan
would utterly destroy the fine proportions OF
the old building by making it too long for its
height, and would likewise destroy the sym
metry of the new buildings by the attachment,
of the old structure to them in the manner
proposed.
In order to gain sufficient space for a suitabl,
Representatives Hall and surrounding galleries
for the multitudes Of visiters who will pour into
Washington from all parts of the country t.
hear our distinguished orators on special occa.
sons, it appears to us that the size of the inte-
rior of the south wing building for the Repre-
sentatives should not be less than $50 in length
by $50 feet breadth, which would produce an
area Of 22,5O0 superficial feet from which will
be deducted 1880 square feet occupied by
desks, seats, aisles, Hobbies, &c.; and the re-
maining area, 1,250 feet, being divided by
nine, the number ofsquare feet which each per.
son viii occupy shows that the hall and gale
ries will not comfortably seat more than 1890
persons, including members, officers and visi
tiers. These dimensions should in truth b
doubled, in order to meet the increasing de.
mands of our rapidly increasing population,
but this cannot be done without producing dis
proportion between the wings and centre build
ing The Senate wing must be as large as the
House wing, to produce uniformity. Fortu-
nately the site is sufficiently large without pur-
chasing more ground, being upwards of 1900
feet wide, as we are informed
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FOR RENT,

~ A Good-sizcd ROOM built expressly for S1DR
n# situate the OF New York avenue mud lU
49, trcet fine opportunity for engaging In buse,
VAN moderate MT, j. now presented.
inquire the premises. June 0-trlm
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NILL be exposed at public auction Thursday, the
w 18th inst, small lot of Household and Kitchen
urnture at the frame cottage situated the
thirteenth and streets Terms cash for all under
So ana credit OF sixty days those above, if required
June 9-1tA
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sy DYER 4 meGUIRE, Auo,ionesr..

CROCK OF A GROCERY STORE, FURNITURE, SEQ,
y Wednesday morning. July 10 O'Clock, shall sell
avenue, 2lst and 22d the stock
occupied by Mr. Henry Rochat consist
ing In part Of
Rio coffee, young Tyson and Souchong teas
Brown sugar loaf aud crushed sugars
Rice, Chocolate sperm, aud mould candles
Olive oil, spices, backing and brushes
Table salt, tobacco, molasses
Pure cider vinegar, brandy, gin
Old rye whiskey, Madeira wine
Standing casks, copper pump
Tin MEASURES boous, lamp and post
Carpenters tools and bench, gnndsone
Together with many other articles necessary 10 emu
Also, household furniture, siz
One piano, mahogany sdeboard
Mahogany sofa, centre and dining tables
Rocking other chairs, bureaus
Bedseads mattresses, manlei glass
Clock, washsands lamps
Ingram carpets, straw mating
Stoves kitchen utensils, nc.
Thirty dollars and under, thirty dollars
credit four months for satisfactorily endorsed
DYER MCGUIRE,
July cd Aucuonocrs.
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this contest in which either the distinguished
prosecutor myself must fall, should not doubt that
you would administer even-handed justice without
speci TO persons But this is such case Now thai
all the facts have been thoroughly ascertained think
that you are satisfied that lar any statement made
by me was understood TO import more than the truth jus.
tined il was simply the result OF Misrepresentation one
side or the other
To you sir and gentlemen of the court. beg to
turn my thanks for your patient attention during the
trial. and to the Judge Advocate my Acknowledgements
of the courtesy and candor with which he has discharged
his duty, ,o ,oo,r
49, b. Brig Gen. and Colonel OF Ordnance,
j. M CARLISLE, Counsel
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, AuctiOhetH.
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ednesday afternoon July 9h past o'clock the
premises sell valuable lot and improvements In
residence of the late Dr. May iu
ated on Capitol Hill.
New Jersey l54 feet IL
90 feet inch alley in the and
III the line Of the adjoining LOT to the place
beginning - ,
The consist of brick dwelling back
building stabe together with abundance OF fruit trees
shrubbey and large vegetable gaden well wuered
The built the substantial and the rooms
combining comfort and convenience
desirable private residence being unsurpassed for It's command
ing view
equal annual OF and three
DYER h MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucuoneers.
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BY DYER y MCGUIRE. Auet,oaser..

ID
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY AT AUCTION-on Wednes-
afternoon July 9Th O'Clock, the premises shall
% 49, in reservation Is, ON the south
side of Pennsylvania between AZ and 9th Streets improved
built the alley at the OF the
lots the c they yield very liberal rent
balance three equal annual instruments OF one
two, years. satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER x MCGUIRE,
July I'D Auctioneers
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BY DYER s McGUIRE, Auctioneers.

BY DYER d MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION-On Wednes
evening" July 9h at O'clock shall sell in front OF the
premises Nos 49, 49, IA, and H. fronting on 18th street, be
o and streets north.
Also lots No 3 g. 8, square a9, fronting
Terms One fourth one, three years.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Julv I'D
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

GALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING AT AUCTION.
By of the vested in me trustee shall proceed to
premises public highest bidder the
of July instant O'Clock part Of lot No. (beng
par No 1885, fronting sixteen feet on street
NORTH W and 18th streets west running tbs whole depth
The Improvements consist Of ostory and
attic brick dwelling. with brick back building
Terms One half cash; The months
day be secured the satisfaction of the
8. S. WILLIAMS Trustee
July 2-eotskds A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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NOTICE IL hereby all accounts re rst",ns
~ unsettled firm Of r. H. Hookk "
together viii be made TO the w
otherwise ~
change business which effect the LIST Of Fehun
renders all should
Jun. ~ @ovi HocE, BROTHER, co
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OFFICIAL Military Books for sale by Taylor &
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9Th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, vols price &o-vey scAce.
Wayne's Sword Exercise price 81.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, 3 vols. price e. So
Instructions Mo inain Artillery; price rs cents.
Coopers Tactics and Regulations for the Militia.
Instructions for Field Artilery, Horse and Foot
CIosss Military Laws.
McCombs Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And ali other government books and documents July
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CARD-Ths respectfully notify those persons
"A according the usaal oustm
their bills will be rendered TO them in full ~ the 9n
the present month.
They that all will be prepared make
settlement indpensab that on
books be paid maturity order that the better be ems
BLEED conduct business successfully and possible NOR
advanageoasy those OF citizens who have literally ps
red house since the OF the present firm
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, b CO
June 1e-dlmn
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United states Hotel nj Philadelphia
THE subscriber respectfully
cling community that he has assumed the propetorbp NJ
United States Hotel Long known with ho at
der the late proprietor he feels perfectly safe in promising
that nothing shall be confirm is
ton the best house in the country No has M
spared In completely refns the entire establishment and
ucusy invites attention t. the changes introduced FIR the
ladies'. Firmly determined give ssns
uon he socis of patronage always h
bestowed on the old United States.
May 29-lmf A. c. ALLEN
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NEW GOODS.-The subscribers beg leave inform
that have just received supply Of the l
ing articles, which they invite attention, namely:
Black chally, for mourning dresses
Do Grenadine do do
Do Pouitde Sole, Gro de Rhine, and India silks
Do bombssins and silk warp alpacss, very light
Do and fancy bcreges and de lanes
Fancy French organdie and lawns
Plain and figured jacones for dresses
Do Swiss and polka musins
Black and fancy Fouard silks
French embroidered CHEMISTS cuffs, and collars OF every
nefy and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' gauze merno a,d silk
Richardson and Grsy's undressed Irish linens
English al American beached long cloths a
Ladies KID silk and lisle- thread gloves
Also every description Of gentemens and youths wear,
great variety Of goods all Of which will be
the accommodating
We beg call attention Of housokeepers
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheetings, dAmssk tabeeloths
Napkins, toweing, white and coored Marseles and An
quilts
Table piano covers, embroidered and lace curtains
White and buff linen, for window blinds
English aud French curtain chntxes
-, 50, and Ga white matings
~, 34, and o. fancy colored matings, new style
-, "a, and 6 4 plain and colored cocoa matinga
and very handsome
And large Of French and English velvet tapestry
Brussels ply, and ingram carpets al very reduced prices
HOoE BROTHER. co
May 2l-ifdu
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Canton mstunes, Floor Oiisioths. Carpsting, A.
TUE subscribers receiving, per schooner staismh
l. from New York
so pieces ~ heavy white Canton matbngs
90 do 50 do do do
20 do do
20 do a. do red checked do do
Is do 5Ah6.4do DO do
10 do - do fancy do do
do super English ocoth, Is feet wide
do super American oicloth from twelve 20 eighteen w
wide
rs do lowpced American olcloth, from sir ~
wide
10 do Cocoa mstiinrs, for basement, &c.
Also, constantly hand full every variety OF T
ported and American csrpeting, such
Tapestry velvet Brussels English and American B'.
imperial, epy and ingram, fine and nssin, VOC
priced hemp, and cotton, both striped and plaid togs
every other article line for furnishing which
fully determined offer ~
other dealers in this county, -
ple-u p. ". HooE co
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SALT BATHtNs-PiNkf PUNT PANiL1oN'
THIS establishment recently enlarged Improved
now open reception vsers. The benefits
suns bathing and the breeze becoming NOR
appreciated No place healthy
finer this does; through and m
months and bilious fever entirely unknown
OF spfinss county
band OF music has been engaged for the The ho
eScient
procured and will be render
respects pleasant coun
The steamers from Norfolk, Richmond, Washington, and BAN
land passengers daily
hoNn
b"hu per week
board per month, . -
June 6-2aw3w JAS n. BIRCH, Proprietor