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Through Cincinnati by distance, except miles
trhoh Is done In coaches.
THE leaves Calvert station daily D. m,
regularly with the fast line the Pennyvan rail-
road Harrisburg the mountains in daylight and
through Pburg hours from time OF depart
fom Baumore This line makes direct eonneNon with the
Ohio Pennsylvania, Psbug and Cleveland
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati railroads. by
through from Baltimore to Cincinnati In
forfy-four hours running time
The mail line the place daily, sx by
tbis line reach Holdaysburg the day OF de-
paure and lie over until The next day, when they
their the mounain In Ptsbur
evening" thirty hours time Of departure from Ba
aud with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural aud repose.
These the enjoyment OF liberal
travelling public equipments surpassed by
those any other between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets Psburg Massiion Cleveland and Cincinnati by
Railroad Company, Calvert station,
more, and the following
To Cincinnati 9lT 90
10 Cleveland 10 ~
10 Massron. 10 w
To Pisbufg ''ss.s...... %
Travellers will original ough
Cpcinnn and accommodations erceed
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oryror BALTIMORE lsp svsquru.ssa RAILRoAp Co,
Baltimore, August 20, 1854 .e
Aug 2f-d2wn
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cPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE--E. N. sTRATToN has
- Pennsy avenue
OF Ninth street. lin lately occupied by O. r. Byrne The
purpose conducting
The location IL directly the
tboroughe city, the
Markets arising hereorm
sale of every description OF merchandise
dwellings;
boots and socr, dry goods hardware ancy good
y, the udiciousy
sold the of the Real stocks
posed Of public private SALE
years Boston
Philadelphia and he particularly Offers his services
dispose libraries and
respectfully solicited and cash advances made
whenever required. ,.ta..#e s.a
DI5-5ales any amount cashed without delay
II" u. N. STRATTON, General Auctonser
Aug. 5--du Penn and 9Th street, south side
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Al Rustin HILL Prince county, Virginia, the 25ih
bilious fever MARIA ANN QUIGLEY, wife of WILLIAM Mac
MANus PAYNE, in the 2lst year OF her age.
The funeral will take place evenings sunday at
O'clock Packs Church. Relatives and
friends of family respectfully invited TO attend.
ALEX. Gazette please copy1
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctlone.r.

FURNITURE. MILLINERY. GLASS CASES. SHELVING,
drawers glass; crockey ware, kc0n Saturday morning.
Instant O'Clock, front of auction rooms
good of household and kitchen furniture consisting
Mahogany sofa, rocker and parlor chairs
wood chairs
High aud low bedst.ads
Mattresses, washstands, toilet sets
Wardrobe, bureaus, crockery and glass ware, &c.
Also lot OF millinery goods bonne chldens hats bmbles
marking cotton cords, sc. f...H
Also, lot of glass cases, shelving, drawers, &c.
Shot guns, fishing tackle, sc.
Terms JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Aug 2e-It Auctioneer.
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New York FashtonsbIe Clothing Embellishments
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

view YORK Fashtonahle Clothing establishment
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE Co, No, al Broadway, fbcween Howard
IA and Grand invite all New
either for business pleasure call their extensive establish
ment and examine the OF
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentenen's furnishing goods,
Boys, and children's clothing &C,
Of the best description, there exhibited sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
men and which have made universally popular in The South
and West strictly adhered al Bondway, New York
Our facilities for Obtaining such enable all
times offer the choicest fashionable styles Of
and the lowest prices.
Every article 10 sold under fun guarantees.
No article II marked, in
plain hres The ticket and reduction In instance
be
Ande.crpon. clothing made to order the
H4Mta# HU4.HN1 ALFRED MUNROE CO,
. al Brosdwsy New York.
Alrrrp Murpos,l
WM D. AsRAIr May 25-damif
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Dental Of Mr.. Barring s,to his Msso4.

Nrw YoRk August 26.-Prvate letters received here
on the hshesr ruhory that Mr. Barring denies that
hi. intended visit this country has bearing on the
fishery question He entirely In private capacity
and on private business. He is expected arrive by the
NEXT steamer which lelt Liverpool on tire 2ist inst
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Southern Rights Coayention.

MoareoMxRY, (Als) Aug. Is The miuoe appointed
by the rights OF this State have issued
a call for State convention TO meet on the 18th OF Sep
ember nominate candidate for the presidency Of the
United States The circular Of the committee states that
General Pierce has failed to the questions pro
pounded to him.
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Each passenger lbs personal free
ceedng In measurement 10 cubic feet.
seTage furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the rations the
Freight win be taken Chagres 20 foot and from
500 The transit OF
the ishmus at the expense Of the passengers.
win perceived through mail line
advantage The quality of the employed aud
the boats always ready
at both ends of the line to accidents.
For further information apply the ONCE Of the "a and
IS South For choice Of behs apply the conpanys
agency, No. III West street, Of Warren street, New York.
Mari
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Reception Of Hon. Nm. r. King .-Cof.e Sale.

BALTrnoRk, August 20 -Afrsngeu on foot at
Wilmington, North Carolina, give grand public
ton TO the Hon. William r. King.
There sale In This city at auction to-day OF 5000
bags Rio coffee at 81 81 cents perlb
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Later from Bueno, Amss.

Bosron, Aug. & -Advices from Buenos Ayres to July
ah confirm The report Of the Nicaragua coup d. daf Let
ers dated the 81 that order viii be maintained
and further uonbe Is appfehended Business generally
was duh, and produce scarce There were but few
American vessels In port.
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Arrest of a Forger.

Nrw ORLEANS, August IA man, representing himself
Captain McLain arrested in this city yesterday In
the OF endeavong pass logged draft, purpong
he drawn by Messrs Coruoran Riggs, bankers Wash
nVon Bensoit " Co, Of st Louis The draft Tor
81 700 The accused was beld 70 answer.
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M A. Tyson and sisters Seminary for Young Ladies',
On Fareet, bstOeen IaA and l3A Streets
THE duties of this will be Wednesday
i 18th of September.
TERMS ADVANCE:
For the senior and junior departments including ornamental
needlewoTk $40
For seua circulars may had principal
at the Institution.
Persons wishing pupils respectfully invited
establishment
Monsieur T. RAouLr engaged professor
other modern languages
Aug x6-dm
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

ON the Baptist Church, by Rev T. Q.
TsAspALE, d. d. WIN. b. SMITH esq. Miss VIRGINIA Il.
FOWLER, all Of this city.
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Book Notice.
Imam Bouss or RFrsEsrxrauvss,
1870 August "a, iasa
LARGE number books, belonging this ONCE yet out
n and others having their
JOHN A. PARKER,
Ausa-da Librarian Hou.. Of Representatives.
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- a. I'D
rVVkSEcP White Sulphur sprtIAgs.Ax1auccda xs-
~ increased cheapest
expeditions the Sweet and White
Springs
Washington Mchmond Fredericksburg Poomsc
railroad flE f.f as
comfortable and low pressure
ryland, Capt. G. Z. Mitchell. s.sas
Connecting at Richmond Richmond and Danvle rail-
Ioad N.H H@e H#tE
from Baltimore White sulphur. SIS
Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs "a
(" Washington TO White Sulphur. Is
Washington to Sweet Springs. IA "
Richmond 10 White SULPHUR. 10
Z" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
connecting Aqua Creek with the Train which reaches
Richmond at4 ]. m. the succeeding days AA
Richmond daily Except sunday al M arrive Lynch
burg l0k N. Leave Lynchburg al 81 10 BuordfY
~ 70 Mountain House at N p M and 70 Sweet spTE
10 Leave BREAKFAST and arrive al While
Sulphur by IAN Returning leave White Sulphur a 3 In,
Sweet Springs IN Leave Sweet Springs daylight
70 Lynchbug day BY night, Leave Lynchbu at and
TO Richmond day by 5h. 22iu tF+t8 tE
from Richmond TO White Sulphur. go
{" Richmond to Sweet Springs. 3 #
objecng travel the
without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets had board the steamboats, the Potomac and
from c. MITCHELL the Maryland the Office
of the Richmond and Danvine railroad, Richmond. - 4
JOHN II. OSBORNE
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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Nrw ORLEANS August 25s-Atsntic's hasno effect
The Pcsyune has news from Plains Red river Coun.
try quite favorable 10 emigration,
The steamer mnodofe, at Mazstlsn, compelled to
leave by order OF government Port closed
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7t st Streets Washington d.
WHOLESALE retail foreign stapl.
fancy goods, mangs, cloths, table
covers bed Spreads Blankets heengs, and
nishng dry goods generally.
stnct prompt, personal attention given to orders.
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BaLrrmoRx, August 26-We have mail tonight south
of Richmond
The advices by the Asia have strengthened the -four
market Small sales were made the opening of the
market "a So but later in the day holders firm
81 GA
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, cows
III auetiopOn Tuesday 3ist
Mr. vss, depot
Badensbu at " o'clock all his furniture, CATTLE
agricultural implements, &c, viz;
Bureaus, tables, chairs, and lounges
Feather beds bedding, bedsteads, and washstands
Mattresses, carpets, looking glasses, lamps &c.
China rass, and crockery ware
With other articles in the furniture line.
Also, good lot OF farming and gardening implements.
No. iron wire fencing
1 steel mill, patent grndstone
good mich cows, calves, Of which In hnc Durham
large lot Of fowls Of the Shanghai and other breeds
Citizens will find O'Clock which
viii take them The door in fifteen minutes and the sale will be
well worthy OF their attention.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Ang gT-d Auctionoer.
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IA EN OF the Time, IN 1881 Biographical Dfotion-
ia Living Neab,es including nuthors artists der,asogues
divnes engineers, journalists, monscs Minister'S
Travellers warriors, hc hc
the English copy, and enlarged and mprovedi vosl So
Aug % FRANCK TAYLOR,
g3- Board OF Hesth.A meeting this day
AZ O'Clock, p. Aug 20
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hrrira Of n. Civ Of Manchester.

PurrAprrPHfA August 27-Tbe steamer City OF Mapcbe
arrived Philadelphia today with Liverpool dates
the Ih Instant She brings hundred and thirty pssse,
gers and large freight.
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Democratic State Convention.

HARRISBURG, Aug 26 The democratic State convention
met this morning hall Of house OF representatives,
the purpose nominating candidate Tor the office oil
canal commissioner in the place OF Mr. Searght lately de-
ceased and also candidate for judge OF the supreme
for the PRED OF Judge Coulter, licensed
Alter the had been called 10 order by the
PRESIDENT resolutions sdoped expressing the regret
the democracy OF the State for the death oil Mr Seat2b
and Judge Coulter and euogzng the deceased as good
citizens and faithful officers of the Commonwealth.
On motion OF William l. Hirs, resolution was adopted
ha the convention cordially approve and endorse the prn
cipes contained in the democratic platform adopted by the
Baltimore National Convention
The committee then proceeded to make rominatons,
when George Washington Woodward was unanimously
selected for the office of Judge Of the supreme court
AT this point the president OF the convention Wm HOP
kins of Washington county, vacated his seat alter calling
upon II. b. Wright OF Luzerne preside IN his place
large number of candidates for the office oil canal com
placed in nomination, and the con-
veniion Adjourned until o'clock.
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90 Funeral srrmon.--Th funeral sermon OF Asa r. VIII
Delivered O'Clock, Sunday morning. the
the Rev T. CTeasdae, d. in the street Bap
The friends of respectfully invited
without further Aug %
DO Methodist Episcopal Church, SOUTH Eighth
Sabbath morning,
II O'Clock, and in the evening" at oiock. Seats free
Aug26
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NLORlOUs NEWs-The most impor,an, discovery ye, ma.

GLORIOUS NEWs.-The Important discovery ye,
Phpss lqud glue, for carpenters brush makers book
BINDERS cabinet Makers housekeepc drusEs Ac This being
glue, liquid always ready
from SMELL and will liquid climate
wood china, glass, marble,
substance paste gum unequsied reputation
wherever has beer inodneed OF The nrs, order
mechanics observable first eight We offer liberal
hardware atones, druggists, &c and
less by 20 per than ordinary glue We making
fat xdc
will do well attend 10 this immediately We establishing sole
populous throughout he United States Sold
sizes, BY the gallon. small
any OF tinted States, carriage free.
Bdsh poish Of three County
merchant, the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS l. co,
July 3l--d3m Cedar street, Pearl, New York
THE MEN Or THE TIME, or, Sketches Of Living
Notabesauihors, architects, Artists, composers, demago:u
dvines, dramaists, kc.--in volume. 3tas
The Study Words Richard Chevenix French NJ
ond edition. For sale by a
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYL0B.
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travellers warriors, Sc hc Just reprinted
Aug 'h copy ana 'ns'a ana raAScK TaSon
90, Board OF HesIth,A meeting held hi. day
st4x o'clock, pm. Aug 20
SILLInAs's CHEMIsrRs.-Frs Principles Of Chemistry
for the Of colleges and schools BY Professor snmsn IT,
new edition OF tins work In and will be issued
This entirely rewren and
- Ts % 80 % 81 sGS
changed, while sycy par, ha, been worked 10 anew
much win teacher wen a. The
into Of the work, and those who before adopted
viii no. ans SUI %.. wsny Their continued par The
no expense In maintaining The work Of il.
preparation, author Ter. Book on Natural Phi
Ja. pas'.ssd ss. edition q pay. sss. win additions
Aug as-daf Phiisdelphi.
CoseREss PREsESTs.-ws shall open OPEN mi. day, and
on SSo %. " e. msy
nns p.pisI, msehe cae,ne,
20 latest style shell combs
100 new and beautiful pattern bracelets, ns gold
Our stock Of fresh 'o'lsus articles and shaving
Fancy, Comb, and P.rfumery store.
Aug 2s-a Under National Hotel.
The Union Academy,
Correr Of iWA York avenu..
THE scadsmc year commence on Monday August no.
The we'll AZ s most a.ss.
and faculties Tor obtaining thorough English and classical educa
y. Richards, A. NJ, principal and proprietor.
Z. Hitchcock, A. n, sssistant
A. T.. Perry, A. r. assistant
A. q. Richards, teacher of The primary department.
A. Zsppone, teacher Of modern
j. Gibson, teacher OF drawing and painting
Circulars be obtained bookstore Of
Principal
wAsmraros, Aug. "a, 1859, Aug n-eod2w
The Union Female Academy,
On I4A street, bet~sen N and New Yevk arenue.
THE ner, academic year seminary win on Mon
L day, Auenst %, fs50
Mrs. n. Richard, principal
Mis-. ". Craven assistant
Mr.. A zsppons, teacher Of modern l.nsusses
Circulars ohsned NJ above.
August ~, 1859. Aus@-eotow
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ByJ. c. MocUIRE, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE or ORDNANCE sToREs.-win be
VI offered public the Washington Arsenal
September, lss2 the following ordinances stores,
40 - FOUNDER iron guns old pattern
SIs do
9T24 do iron howitzen do
horse
nfe-enanes
and hose
2 harness
A lot OF fence paiings and posts.
any day before
Sale ~,
Terms delivery. The articles removed by the
c. IL,
Aug 25-3tsw Auctioneer.
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1ef-saxna These ships having built by contract
fMW$r pre- ssly service has been
ZiX akein their construction also In their engines,
insure and spsod and their aecomIno-
daons for unoqualed tor elegance and comfort
Price OF York Liverpool cabin, eo
Exclusive $500 second cabin
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and gao.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 sach ship.
No berth be secured until paid
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UNIT ptsIILrss CABIN, or Southern. IAso a. n d. /,
n by Mrs, Mary n. Eastman. vol,
Aus12 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Wiiiard's Hotel, Washington, ID. g.
THE undergned having the management
above hotel (aftcr absence Of
forms his friends and the travelling community that this establish
will be completely renovated and furnished
facilities and personal
the hopes Of patronage
heretofore 30 literally extended.
Aug is-dlmif HENRY A. WILLARD
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ID ~. HOOE II co., wholesale and Retail Dealers ia
carpctns, floor oil cloths
shcetina blankets and house furnishing generally
f.nnsyvsns svsnue, between 7h and eth Washington,
u. c..
Ans oo-u
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sT.aH.. uc.d. + +.
n sH>n THE steamer oSCEoLA, having undergone 90
ougt repair, leaves
k Wednesday and Saturday So'clock, a. m arriving
IN nne tor the going South Returning Norfolk every
Monday and Tliursday sts O'clock m. .r. 800. =.
She touches going returning Point Point
uyer, and the usual landings Potomac. 't s.'
ia*e' 'hoiaaeo, '" Mofois.
Iiney Tolnt..s.... - W
!. ~
DO " D1d FONT and
hugs-d JAMES MITCHELL
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10 -eraption Cfgirrant and
fce, Of Mineral Lands.
Every entitled 10 the right Of emption
lands townships
establish Of
and of Office,
therefor practicable
day appointed for the Of the public Of the
claimed,
And
additional land District
for other approved I'd March, 5t
o. phee 20 enter the extent Of their leases per"i
OF The lands within townships
enumerated, and who entitled can
reduce minimum price Of The Lake
district, In Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved 18th September 1880 TO tho land covered by their
leases and permits respectively, the minimum
Of 81 Is covering Than full seciion
tied the
Office shall full
per acre. is required establish the
of
therefor practicable af seetrg This notice, and
the embracing the claimed, otherwise such claim win
forfeited
T@E. John WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Once
Aug 1p-lawl3w
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wniis Han, New Windsor Carols essaIy. s.Ty.
Tnis wsknown establishment lately thoroughly
waited and 6tlsd for especial families wishing
saa and ~ ,s Gssa
'n ss dunn % , s, m few more
Inc .nbsrbsI saa .i aeeommods,e from twenty
an The bar will be furnished wass liquors, O.
The pns. for board dali be modsra,. and .o,, vii, he
done neh wi, eondocs 70 ,he eomfor pleasure Of vis
New Windsor q easy scee.. and be reached either
Wsodss :. Noun, a ether o. which sss ono enass
sxsxH BaRrHoLow, rroprl.,m
July o9-du Up, BARTHoLow, Agent e.
ID Is52-'53 80
FACILITY. T...
Chaplin A. Harris A. B. NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Ps
Tbos Bond b., A. N. NJ. d. Professor Of spccial Pathology
W. Handy NJ. o. Professor Of Anatomy aud Physiology
rsp D. Profess. 81 .s.n.. Sep. ..,
Tss msehsa .nd s. r. rooms % :. @ m
Monday Of October The inh'msy will be open gsou,
sey,mssr contain. iii The i.., o. Mses ' ''
Tsss for the eeu,.s sio a,seeDs ticket toton' te
Good board from "a 80 to % So
H'''s"ho"'' Ae"dsy Corner Of Third street and la'
THE NEXT academic commence on "Wednesday, A
o. @. WIGHT PnDelpa
g w wrrt.ss, Assistant,
D. L suossy, Teacher Of Greek and Latin.
p 2. Gsou., ieschsr Of Modem Lssross..'
~ Gissos, Teacher Dra wing -
81 %m NJ %orso ~ applying to The Principal
Aus i9-TuTbA ssiftssp4
Emshsh and French Family Besrdsn9-sehoci,
Washtsston Civ. sd
1EAChiNc AND sTUDY,-Tbe subscriber, aids, vii
90 me h for few additional yoans sdie, ~bo viii DO ne
ohs The ensuing academic year which begins Sep
Applications for information may be Addressed % I'll
he hrs Of september, at wsuenion Springs, Virginia.
Aug I7-dlmdkcpH " 81
VALUABLE CHEAP BOOKS (prNeLIsuD far s.Is sT
v TAYLOR 4 MAURy
,,..,-, :. BOOKSELLERS, near Ninth street
Wsses' Practical and Rudsensy Tres,iss with ilussos
Wen Dssns and BORING price 37l cents
Drainage and Of ana RulSirss nv
go"speeuon o. frames ard Machinery, a7k cents !.
On Lines, Cemen Mortass, Concretes Pssernr, ho,
Foundations and Concrete Works. n cents
kmn~oktns bsnds from the s.A. rs cents
Sonssmctne and Repairing Roads, IS
Warming and Ventilation, rs cen
History Cens,rncon, and Illumination Light rs cen"
Nu"'men'ssy Electricity, rs cents
me MARINE Steam Engine, Steam Vessels, snd The Screw
On Perspective, rs cents III
On Mathematical Instruments, ~ cents
Aug IA
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The convention resssembed at O'Clock, and motion
proceedtd ballot for canal commissioned. The hrs bal
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company--Thc only Through
Lane for California and Oregon.
VIA BAY

(VIA NAVY BAY PANAMA.
E~mn public informed that, under the present
ZEGa(y1~ arrangements company, inspected
ZkR1fK and approved by the Navy Department. suitable
~u~xHk. In and conversion into war
carrying United mails, will
hereafter Immediately arrival OF
Francisco Panama the
18th days following packets be-
longing Pacific at least which
will be always In port at each end Of the route:
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uy A. euEMN. Amesson~rr,


HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL, oPfo
III SITE ST. PETERS CHURCH, AT AUCTIoNs-on Wednss
let day OF September premises,
O'Clock Ave nos building lcts Nd, between and
Immediately Opposite ~, Church, being lots
A a. 4 a. y, No rent Of
feet Y inches, running a feet alley.
IN sir
satisfactorily secured
interest om day Of sale.
Tide indispassb,e. ..
Aug Nd n GREEN, Auctieneer.
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Ny A. 0REEN, A.caso..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-on Monday,
shall the II O'Clock,
the oper purchaser, who has failed TO
tbs Of lot No. In square 1a fronting north
street Capitol Hin, I'd and ID The lot 10
inches back
rs feet containing $3.50 feet, and perfectly graded with
the street.
Terms fourth cash balance sir twelve md eighteen
months The for The deferred
bearing interest from given and deed Of trust
taken An conveyancins At the cost OF urchaser.
Auga6-d A. GREEN, Auctopesr.
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n
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN.-on Thursday,
the III shsn O'Clock,
6no building in subdivision Of No $50 fronting
"a back about 100
o public and streets
The described railroad depot
becoming business cesniy
any property for sale
Washington.
balance twelve and
day A deed gwen and deed Of trust taken.
Sale positive.
Aug B-ss A. GREEN, Auc,oncer.
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NEw ORLEANS Aug 2lThe Clarksvlle (Texas) Northern
Standard learns reliable authority, from Porers Buif
that Captain Stevens together with his officers and forty
six have been killed by The Cumanches, about forty
miles from Fort Belknap.
An express has been into Texas for endorsements
General Perser F. Smith left here day for Washing
ton by special order Of Gen. Scott
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