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PETITIONS, ETC UNDER THE RULE.
WEDNESDAY, JULY Z, 1859.
After the reading Of the journal,

After the reading Of the journal,
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be the question recommi,ing TO the Committee on
the Pos, Office and Post Roads lhe joint resolution decar
ipg all plank roads in the United States TO be pos,roads
Mr. 0LDS withdrew the motion 10 recommt
The SPEAKER then announced the flrst question TO be
on agreeing to the pending amendment to the SAID JOINT
resolution TO add a clause declaring all roads IN the
United States 10 be post-roads
MIR STUART here modified that amendment, by add
ing 10 il additional clause orbidding the Postmaster
General 10 advertise for mail service any route unless
in his opinion such service tbsssnpon right and proper
Mr. SMART addressed the House al some length
Mr. STUART replied to the remarks OF the last speaker
MIR SACKETT also addressed the House against the
Mr. COBB then demanded the previous question /;
which being seconded by the House,
Mr. SMART demanded the yeas and nays on the
amendment, and they were ordered. -,
Blr OLDS, who, having reported the bill, was entitled
to the oor addressed the House against the amendment
The question was then pni on agreeing to The amend.
nent, aud Il YVES not agreed io--yeas 65, nays 100.
The said joint resolution was then read the third time
and passed.
gested the importance OF proceeding 10 the
Of business the Speakers table, which being agreed TO-
The SPEAKER laid before the House sundry exsen.
tive and executive department communications; wnen
Mr. JONES. 81 q Tennessee then M "a to suspend the
niles, to 60 into Committee Of The Whole on ne o'a'e
Union agreed to-ayes So noes not counted
Mr.. SruARr being called 10 the char,
Mr. HOUSTON who was entIed 10 the Moor, closed
the general debate the Sens,es amendmenfs 70 the de-
hcency bill in an hours speech. .
The first question then being on agreeing TO the hrst
amendment appfopriang $50 900 for the completion Of
the dry-dock al San Fraocsco,
Mr. STANTON, Of Tennessee, proposed TO amend this
amendment by adding this provision To be also applied
in conformity to the law OF September, 1850. ~
After debate upon this amendment TO the amendment,
which Mr. STANTON OF Tennessee advocated, and Mr.
STEPHENS OF Georgia OPPOSED. tbe said amendment TO
the amendment rejected. ttt
The debate upon this rejected amendment further
Continued 6vp amend
Of Tennessee for H. and Nessrs JONES OF Tennessee
and STEPHENS OF Georgia against Il. 4se.s sr s
The Senaie's hrs, smsndment Was agreed 10. ,lt.
The question being the Senalss second amendment
proposing strike of the bill the causs lmina the
MAXIMUM OF compensation TO be allowed TO the extra
clerks TO be employed under the bill and to insert
other allowing the Secretary OF the Treasury fix the
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by ). c. MCGUIRE. Auct,one.r.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
of Washingon.By virtue deed Of trust from Cornelius
NJ Horton the subscriber dated the h day OF December,
lS and recorded the m day Of December ls4 In Lber WI
l39, Washington county,
the District Of Columbia shall sell public auction the highest
bidder therefor whole numbered 74 and 1856 north
Layse divided by 10th running north to the
ia
building 80
squares 966l feet which will be offered
geler separately, There No. 6,
No "a frame cottnse containing six rooms and Kitchen
enclosed, cultivation market
den Sale made the premises Monday the 18th Of July
q O'Clock, II .eH 8ssfsFsa
fifty purchase money
paid residue three equal Of six Twelve,
with interest o day OF sale be secured
II the OF complied
with in three days ser the sae the BIZ resod al the
and risk OF first purchaser
On payment purchase money valid deed
will be given by
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of person be upon books sness hs
Paymen, Of the subscription be made advance
Distant subscribers money BY letter, the postage ON
which viii be paid By and ali b, In lts sale
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during
sons Of Congress, and semi-weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period less than year will be received
terms pToporuoned 10 the above annual rates.
G PosTMAsTERs authorized agents By
sending as YIvx DAILY subenbers 500
SEMI WEEKLY subscriber. with $40 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers so enclosed, viii be entitled cops Of the
subscribers for, gratis.
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE O'Clock,
~ r.
for MddleburE Upperve, and Paris, Loudoun county, Mill
wood and wlnches reaching Winchester BY hapa o'clock
p. Fare through, o. rEG
BY passengers Wacnsu, Fauquier Springs
Cuipeper Godonsvie
with Virginia Central railroad the named
point Charlottesville conveyed by sawyers lines
reaching Wsuenton early dinner hour Culpepe
Court house by o'clock and Gordonsvlie in full time
morning train Of Virginia Central road from
Richmond Charlottesville Through fare TO Godonsvie S5
5swyer above lines and elegant their
excecd those OF oher line
gives the
and public rely careful driving and good time
10 all points.
Both above railways laid with heavy iron, and o
the modern construction respect The coaches
exceed by road in the United States and are provided with
safety and all OF the approved limit Of railway trains
Through tickets can be obtained at the Potomac House. Prnny
Washington and Eewon Mansion House, Aexan
dra. baggage 100 Lbs. per passenger.
between Washington and
trains and
their Aerabdra will hnd omniouscs them
from the boats the railway station.
Of above roads IL numbering
day. charged but
Tie It's fortieth mile In
Fauquier county Manassas Pauquie
r. M. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Aler. n. R.
NJ. M. WELSH, Sup. M G. X. r.
Inn l--dff
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July 4-d
By j. Q. sIoGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTfoN-on
Friday, sth at 8 O'clock p. the premises,
pa square No 6S, improved by brick
and houses
The above lot is situated Pennsylvania between 7
and and subject with the right purchase
al 30 cents square foot.
Terms residue three
x and eighteen months, for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest Jas o. McGUikE,
July4-d Auctioneer.
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n. @. FAINT
Missouri.

v a EVANS H. @. FAINT
Chief Clerk Pension Once Missoun-
CvArs 4 FAINT, Attorneys and Agsnss. cppossse
Building Washnston u. c. prompt attention 70
sanss United States r rn'c. bounty land escs snd
paw Mr. Evans viii give sspecs attention n rejected
a.d ss.penicd revolutionary pension claims,
IIshsst prices paid land and orders for ho from
distances promptly allied - =. !. -. --.--.-. L.
Rs 10 ~ corgsrs snd cdcers the government gen
..suv {Rspubic.l juno l6-d3s
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UCT1ON NOT1CEThe subscriber respectfully
friends and tho public that he
his account.
description personal property
upon most fhvofahe TERMS E
experience Of in the various departments
business the last four OF which he has been personally
Washington the sucuoneer the
6ms of Dyer Mcclure, he deems
relied
Of and sales Of any amount ched without
delay. ..-s.I .sls II. :.
commission persons wishing 70 employ an
will once Of A. RothwcH
T found during susiro hours ready
nnd prepared 10 the calls vf hc public. . .,
Respectfully, H. ~ sIbA'iVN' "
Tune lo-df
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IMPORTANT NOTfCE--Te subscribers take this method Of
their that their respective
viii s instant, and presented before the
Of win be expected
come forward sp themselves OF tho opportunity
shall that offer by closing entire stock
sun goods HOOE, BROTHER, b CO.
21-lmn
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IN -

PASSENGER trains follows:
Lssve Washington At 8 and g. m, l2i m, and p IN.
Leave Baltimore at Al aud 3, u. and 81, D. m.
On Sundays the second and third trains from Washington
the second and fourth from BaimoTo omitted
Tickets and checks Philadelphia and New York
obtained by leaving 9, aad Passengers
themselves baggage,
u Baltimore thladciphia, railroad
Communication tickets Biaden~buR, els will be
furnished upon application al the Once.
.t T. II. PARSONS,
Ap 25-dH Agent.
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Nv A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCrfoN..on Friday, the
9th instant, shall sell the premises at O'Clock, p ms
beautiful building lot being lot No. subdivision OF square
No 2l4 fronting Vermont between and streets
norih, containing ,360A square feet OF ground -
The property handsomely located In rapidly
square
July 4-d A. GREEN, Aucuopeer.
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New York Fashionable Clothing Estabtishn,cn MT,
wholesale retail, for cash only.

Wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNROE CO., No. AL Broadway between Howard
Il and Grand seetsO invite all persons visiting New YORK,
their establish
and examine the superb assortment OF
Fine and fashionable ciobinT,
Gentemcns furnishing goods,
Boys and children's clothing, SC,
OF the escnpuon there exhibited for sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
men universally popular In the
AL broadway, New York
fcihnes for obtaining goods such enable all
fashionable styles Of
am Al prices.
Ever article II sold under fun guarantees
No rsIoxs1a price OF each afuca MARKED
the ticket and reduction In instance
be made
All descriptions coulus M
ALFRED MUNROE h co,
AL Broadway, New York
ALFRED MONROE, :. :.
WV d. Anparr May 25-d3mf
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ron ONk1 WEEK ONLY i-Further Roductsen i-The
finding have s, remaining hand large
goods OF silks, beges issues bercgs de
aipes India and fousd silks sekone lawns French osandes
the exclusive sale OF
the goods prices fail
and bny them their
prices compelled
week shall call their other bargains want to
have shelves clear by the 18Th Of July Terms cash
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June 30--lwd
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nv J. 9. MooUIRs, Auctionssr.

VALUABLE LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCrION-on
Friday the 9th instant al hapast6 O'Clock on the
shall lot No In No. Al having ifon
IS oih between and streets, aud
ming back 1877 feet " inches.
Terms residue in three equal payments
10 months, or notes satisfactorily secured benIns inter
est ]. G. Mcguire,
July I'd Aoctieneer.
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THE Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF % The
Magnetic Telegraph Company will be held in the city OF Phla
dcphia the company Thursday the
July psormo O'Clock the election Of o
OF other business which all stockholders
respectfully requested TO attend.
ApxL RArHBosE CoKrrs Secretary.
June lid
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals PsrfuD,ery, Fancy Al
ticles, &c.

june as~Im1
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Az
ucIes, &C.
SAMUEL X. SYLVESTER Druggist OF u and 9th Streets
Ss and chemical together with meat and Ses1 % %
fashionable toilette, fancy sc ali Of which he tenders for
sale the most pleasing and accommodating term.
awarded establishment he bsrs leave renew the
ta all orders. heretofore viii continue 20 receive MS prompt
oSPhy,cans' prescriptions carefully compounded depart
ment being under his sole supervision.
SODA WATER.
His soda founiain Swan, paea, ano.pherc from which The
be auasd IN eopous deIicioasne is now in active ooaon q
a.t'sdar aersa.ins patronage, s q
qualc. the a.pd hurt carsonie acid
coyno%sn Dispensed conading unsuspocrns public
June H-eo2w
ndacennsni. rssscs 81
100 nsse. ,'.s linens. from common the aas., kinds
styles, the pattern. Of all u 2, which are sslee,
900 pieces and dozens towels and to~enss, all prices and
100 DOZEN dama.s napkins and doyles.
In word, we wsran, that article we offer as linen viii
Term. cash, unless arranged to the contrary
Good articles -" ana % pErEy may RsoTsS 51lfa Sn an
June ls-eoif oppos,. Centre Market.
ID Apps Niche Gold P-ns-n.senssa -Embracins
he t y ss s ss
May I'D Bookstore, near ssh street.
Tt'rt Assistant Teschsr Wanted rnsmeds~tely.
Employ psfss isss an a".ssd !.
A. S sa iSs ss
70 f.s sss rs'ns,g'' isens%
ID u. HOOE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers tm
s.0, ,us 81 s.:
rennsvnna avsnue sct~ssn 7th and s wshinGon
d. 4.
Aas ao-u
pRIvATE TUrOR--A young Ensish gentleman, who has
received good educstor resided
obtain canton younu
private family of e,pccnhiiit. -
References family
given parties Of the highest respectfully either this country
IN England, IN
Addrer. Alex. Vance. 100 pos. once o.weso,
lar ia--dtH LII
CARD.4-nv MARTN opened his once ~ the corpos
will nnd him.
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For NORFOLK, Old ro,n., ana pln.y Posns.

SuAnlf, THE steamer osCEoLA Washington for
etne above places Wednesday and Saturday y
-. o'c'ock m, arriving Norfolk morning In
Monday and Thusrdsy st O'Clock, o. M II
she YIN euch going and earonr Old Point Finey
oors river, and the usuaI landings Potomac
ssasc md re TO Norfolk, ~ 10 Old Point 81 Old Point
and return, 81 TO Fincy Point, ~
June lo-@dM JAwra MrTrurrf
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FOR IiARPER's FERRY.
BROOKE b. WILLIAMS,
BANKER,

BROOKE b. WILLIAMS,
BANKER,
ktGN@E~H (oPPosIrg rREAsuRY0
Warrington City ID. G.,
money deposte, buy sell United States and
other socks bank and drafts other ces
WI. of stocks the treasury,
collection Of and drafts for his correspondence the usual
t1 .kEs .Bs# g.s
Robert Read esq, President Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Georgetown, D. q.
Richard smith, esq., Cashier Bank of the Metropolis Washington,
City.
aiessrs Corcorun q Riggs, Bankers Washington City.
May l2-df
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RIO ID DEMOCHATIC PUBLIsHERs--A gentleman Of ability
the corresponding ediior from Wishing
influential democratic journal IN tho South OF
much object desire 10 aid In the
the in November next
b. b. French Washington, d. from whom refer
had dvsrcd and through whom arrangements may
be made.
wasHsoros CRY, D. c., July :, 1874
7-d6
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EsPECIAL BARGAINS.-Weo open day
" and plaid musins
IAN per yard well worth 20 cents
pieces canbrics, lsk yard by the
OF fine beached coton at Jay cents
yard, the quality Of those we had carly in the
100 pieces and thin plaid muslns, all grades and styles
cambrcs and muslins, all grades
We call from ali desiring class OF white goods
40 pieces black zlpacas, from common TO extra hno
90 black bombasins, assorted qualities
IS do black berege, assorted
do black twisted silk, at low prices
With all other kinds Of mourning goods Io addition,
articles arriving daily.
Terms cash, arranged the contrary.
Good articles prices dealing relied in all
PERRY n BHOTHEH,
June 20 Opposite Centre Market
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NOW Eargains-We would respectfully Inform the ladies
~ Of ue District aud public generally that
Offer stock OF goods, OF all Kinds greatly
duced prices, order them nearly possible
We shall styles OF goods from 20
than the determined sell
out by the middle OF August when We propose TO take inventory
OF stock.
collars, kc Of auction goods advertised
which assorted and marked
figure, in order TO of the entire lot
Ladies all in Of goods line win nnd greatly
adopt principle OF closing goods t,
Of the N at loss
July 4-d6nf w. NJ SINISTER 4 CO.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, THURSDAY MORNING. JULY s. 1852

SSIDER's CHEAr WINE sTontE. NO. ys vyaInat
u below Fourth, hiiadsphAwnes, liquors
cheaper than
and Others al Washington city, pail
sheraes, Sparkling Champagne,
Madciras, Moet, extra
Ports, Cicquot,
Red wine, Dinet,
Tenerife Penuchot,
Mu.cai, and many others.
Fronisnan, Sparkling MoselIs,
Ciarets OF all sors RudesheIn
sauerne, marcobrunn,
= Bursundies, the largest stock in Phiisdephia.
Brandies Of all Sorts
dark and pale In casks deohn bottles, with cheap
Irish whisksy Ndonongahcn Bourbon spirits
preserving brandy wild cherry brandies Scotch
ale, London porter and In bbs Of and dozen.
.HaaA aS a. Haoana Cigars,
Wholesale or by the quarter box
The only establishment where all wines hc, directly
fom the original package In which imported.
Ifofsis, Country Trade
and supplied wholesale by the cask deon
dozen, or package OF assorted sorts. .
Orders by telegraph, giving limit In guaranteed to
be satisfactorily filed, OF ths goods taken back. s
ducing countries Of Europe with
ee enable to offer good articles cheap Call and examine at
Cheap Wine Store, No. IS Walnu, 81, Philadelphia.
Feb l2-dly
FOR HARPER's FERRY.
(DAILy HSEo
HE packet Fashion ensuing
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Harpsrs
Ferry @ ta#
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpsrs Ferry
next morning At 10 time Tor the for Cumberland and
Returning leaving arpers Ferry n arriving George
town morning 8 O'Clock.
Omnibuses be arrival OF
Georgetown, to convey them TO Washington.
Q1-Fne through, including board 81 So
Mar 2S-du
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@. w. YRRBY, ,iat.4SE E9.##.s S.#+ E. r. MULLER,
Of Washington City. OF Virginia.
YERBY u MILLER,
eennylvania avenue 9th Washington
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign and domestic
and fncy dry goods, mntngs oicIots table
and bed spead Blankets sheetny and houseiur
nishing dry goods generally.
Suict, prompt, personal attention given orders.
Dec 27-lyH <-# s..a
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amendment in which the concurrence Of the Senate ia
requested
0n motion, the Senate adjourned
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OUH win he presen ent~d I'm Few days, e"n we
the pleasure Of seeing all our friends s
WIN die money o. notes respective acccns within ten
dsyp from ths receipt thereof ... .a.x,.,,ur
June 9t-eoiouf FEhht - b"oinhnsG
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IN consequence OF stock OF LINEN Goods ttE all
being induced offer decided bargains
in all linen fabrcs-- @t f
40 pieces thin Irish linens, for %
ysrd-oniy think.
rs pieces fine linens, for bosoms and collars
100 pieces thick linens for shirts, ut low prices,
table and all widths styles, aud
prces-hnndsomc patterns
pieces napkins towels and toweling
20 pieccr linen shecting all widths, very cheap
100 pieces Scotch diapers, assorted
40 pieces eye Diapers many other goods.
will that all goods offered linen
warranted 70. ttI#e~ ia
Terms cash. unless arranged to the contrary. III ~
articles be relied in all
PERRY 4 BRUTHER,
June 30 Opposite Centre Market
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DLACK GOODs--Now
10 pieces black silk Hermann OF black twisted ss at
various prices good coors and quality
20 pieces black best grades prices
black npacas, assorted, from common 70 extra super
20 pieces wide and narrow aokE English Grape
IS pieces superior black silks, al very glossy and cheap
With all minor articles in line for mourning
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary
Good articles, low Pces and fair dealing may be relied on N all
June Is-eoif Opposite Centre Market.
accounts viii be presented 70 them on % before the
instant earnestly that all will forward
srs, of Joiy poS hcssy saving
JSas @~eoioif YERBY q MILLER.
ONE million feet ef vvhsse-pise Iumb~r.-Jus re-
cved million feet white pine lumber, comprising 3 49,
lumber mention,
the building The whole Of stock
NJ viii be sold sny
establishment in the District.
We Jointly separately certify
spec,ed the above lumber as stated. =
July 3-eosw J. G. ROBINSON
ss.na Insurance. Company, Uas., new YORK.
Capital si7ooco.
THIS company asanst loss damage
public buildings the and country furniture,
goods merchandise generally
and risks by steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes saken the
M system equitable and SAFE and The directors have
surpiu. fund which, cspi,ol och OF e
invested careful
unescsp,,onable decentralization who sy
JOHN =. EiSxAN, rrsrs-n.
H. y AnMLsfI nMsHi.ss s'sss'sEi Sr sklprsc. AGENT.
7uh street, opposite Odd fenows' Hat.
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NOTICE I'm relstsou sc BiIs--we hereby notify al
~ indebted being made
on in detail, and will he them the S5 Of tina
month. Early attention earnestly eqnested
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, A co.
June 20--Imf
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by RoBERT ARMSTRONG.
Navy sapp,as. uaasr B.r..a OF Yard. ana Docks.

NAVY AoEsr's oFrcT, Washington Jane 10, 1884,
SEAED PROPOSALS. In Duplicate either or one or more OF te
- iowi~s articles endorsed Proposals.
the ysrt Washington viii be received this
II O'clock the 18Th July for furnishing and delivering
the wharf, such other places within
direcasd by the CosnmaodAni, yiz Hlt
,0O0 best hard brick, ad made per thousand
600 North CsSoSA yellow flooring
A feet lengths. osela Of each, 4. incf thick, sawed,
IL f sound, and ee nom Or
$40 granite tabs II inchss wde 10Y inches
thick, cu as plan, 10 be furnished hom The yard per
II s t24f -
- - cut granite dsos sis feet az inches osg
wide, q inches thick, pattern 10 be fur.
"a nished from the yard, each. "a y - 1F7
1905 shs best extra thick hrst quality glass; by
per light. s. Is
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, 1854.
GREGORY Il MAURY. MAsAasKs.
(Saecessors TO J. w. Maury O. Coz

$4,000 $40 O00!-S 1900 -Sl0l7s!
Lolery beneht OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE
Glass 49, for 1852.
To be drawn Wilmington Del Saturday, July 0y 1852
l5 drawn numbers in each package OF 70 tickets.
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NOTICE TO rEACHERs--Tfe trustees Of Chsrlone Hall
SCHOOL 81 Mas county Maryland desire TO employ an as
" vice principal take charge Of the classical DO
would be preferred 80 nla 53ttt y
Applications with capacity &C. must be made be
Charlotte Hall School, MARYLAND I..f .&tf- " I
sssy . w. per snnun and third Of the tuition which
generally a~onnss ~ 500 more. June 6--,inJuiy1
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CARD--Dr o. MARTrN opened 1t th. eovpof
Of oh and streets, where those wishing hi. medical sdvce
Will hnd hun
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pUBIIC NOTICE to samuel Ltnert, sally King, (xifc
Of David King Jacob stoh John, David Jacob
Joseph, Rebecca and Emanuel Spolr.
You hereby notified under order the opans
OF York county, will be held
ttion division, valuation, require
ef Michael Lne Of Heidelberg township York county
Pennsylvania deceased Tuesday the ID Of August D. 1852
at 10 O'clock the forenoon The premises OF said deceased
GEORGE ALBRIGHT, Sheriff.
susRIrys oyror, York, tPa5 June Is, iss2.
22-laMiMt
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HOTELS.

NAPOLEON HOTEL AT HOBoKEN~WAsHINGT0N
street, corner of First street two minutes walk frem
the ferryThis and splendid establishment kept in
ne american and French styles by g. f. DIrernois Of Pa
RS cmei OF the cuisine az the New York Hotel has during
the I'VE mon tbs Of it's operation obtained the most fatte
ing support OF all amateurs of comfortable and elegant
commodatons For wishing enjoy the advant
yes both OF town and country this hotel cannot he
strongly recommended Elegant furniture, the most
eherchetare wines and liquors really from
and splendid view of the bay Of New Nork what
proprietor OF this establishment offer to would
honor him with their Large and small saloons will
and tranquility ~ this hotel have made IL
the lest society thereby aordng also to its patrons an
portnnity u acquiring complete familiarity w. the
refined style VI l.tpth language aud PRONUNCIATION.
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AGENCY.

" ORTHINGTON G.. SNETHEN CONTINUES To
practice law in the Supreme courtto attend to
before Congressto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards of
patents AT home and abroad-to obtain pensions
and bounty landso collect Debts dividends legaces
in part Of the United States and in foreign
make funds in loans
and bond and to negotiate the purchase
and sale of loans lands and patent State of the
Union. Particular attention paid to California land title
cases. coming to the United States Supreme Court
appeal Communications, paid, addressed to w. G..
Sncthen No. Carroll place. Capitol Hill, Washington,
u. c. will meet with prompt attention.