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IL An lrishman was sued by doctor for
tn" amount OF his bill for medicine and attcn-
dance. and Paddy hcin. called upon to state
why he refused to pay.rcplicd 'Why should
pay Cor such stuff: The medicine was Of no
use to nae: sure he sent me two cmctics. and
nr'cr a one OF them could keep on my
stomach"
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LIVERY STABLE,

Ea"E>E> y CARRIAGES TOILET. at the 81.
J".m-h.rl lir.>, Stable. Teams ak. ,oally
pat 81 ~" N.ls-,. " l.:. ....--~,.l
FiN>i NIIE>'aA'n :" ..IaI from - peno: II
he u-n1 rar''>. /. IEE>CoIT
>t.J"lIA~lH.ry. March |. l'j2. 7G2rt
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Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
RAILROAD.

Es..:.,,i II::ts=7 EZ.yy..i .E..!.ieET sn1IV
tAA.IIEs1.-.Il- Il AA
Lllsl- &slELl.l- lslNl 800
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TOCOMNENCEM MONDAY. MAY17.ls52
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.
LFRED MUNROE Co., No. al Broadway (between Howard
"A and Grand sueets invite persons visiting New York,
business pleasure their establish
and examine the superb assortment OF
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentemen's furnishing goods,
Boys and chdrens ccthinr, kc.,
of the hest description, exhibited for sale.
principles New Orleans establish
and which have made universally popular In the South
West strictly adhered AL Broadway, New York
facilities for obtaining enable
styles
md At prices
Every article 10 sold under full guarantees.
rscusThe article marked. in
plain the ticket
be made.
All descriptions Of clothing made
ALFRED MUNROE h CO,
al Brosdwsy New York.
AIypsp Murpoy,l
VS. ID. AspArr} May Ashanti
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ffoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION. -
III Wednesday instant shah SELL al the residence
Cooley fennsysan avenue al IN O'Clock
a. M, an excellent assor OF furniture, via
Mahogany sofa, pasor. castor, and rocking chairs
DO dressing other bureaus and toilet glasses
dining, breakfast, and card tables
Rosewood marble top pier table
Walnut nd mar bsdsteads and waIdrobes
Cane. seat chairs, ~ashsiands, and toilet sets
Hair mi mattresses window blnds sc.
Girandoles and other lamps
Three PITY and ingram carpets oicioths, sc.
China which white
French china dinner
Iyory. handle knives and forks
Aibata and forks and spoons
Plated castor, sc.
Excellent cooking and refrigerator
Tin safe with a good lot of kitchen requisites.
Terms All S25, credit OF 90 and DO
days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
A. GREEN, Auctioneer
r g. The house is also for Inquire the premises
20-d
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ny A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.


MOST would be informed per-
between Inc lace. Of when ali the Wheat Of our
Try ground into hour and yet accomplished miller in
mill tonewhien whs like lightning your eye,
hy poised its spindle adjusted with the perfect
par, o ineA Utterly spoil The
The great trouble the miller has always been guard against the
Mr. assht. B,oons county, New York, the inssniou.
invented and block" by which
perfect entirely to,
aud Tor which the american iniue presented Mr. H. with
medal ID.
The following testimonials respectable practical
eorge,own Columbia excellence OF
is -four furnish the strongest proof Of the of Mr. hochk
tram block and counter bridge;
GEoRorrows, July %, 1854
The undersigned Boyce Taylor, propieos
business superintendent extern
awe mills, IN which we have eleven run Of stones
bridge ra"slss patented By Mr. Gideon Hocss Of
the foo, spindle. and mill.
an Il se a any @
ihe and made thorough Of single SET which fully
enee have DONE rights for complete sets for whole eleven
fully utility excellence Of this
invention that eheerfuy add my testimony practical
in favor Of this menonous invention.
We undegned having bridge
ommendsuon. ~ mohAs n B. Howis i MiS%sar
RICHARD SHEA, Miller.
GEoRoErows, August 4, 1854.
DIAR As practical miller for twenty
hstcass mills, have greatest obstacle lin
with all good miers proper grinding qualities
OF the chargeabe the instability OF SPINDLE
s s slaa s s Ss And S sm Of ,n s S
Charles Wilson's mill In which miller exactly
thing wanted IL perfectly oscillation
elastic fixed relative distance OF the grinding
.,sne which NOT o.y greatly ass,es ts grinding capacity Of the
would adopt double cost
known.
addition above II consideration tho great
durability Of the derived by the OF patent
their adoption. r. j. WEBB.
Another great advantage In the
adoption this machne, enabled your
as solid and durable you please CHAS. WILSON
Aug 25-It
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger Alexandria station O'Clock,
Passenger, connect with p SAWYER. lines Of coaches
Mddleburu Uppervle, and fas In Lousoun county, Mill
wood and winhe reaching Winchester by halpast O'Clock
.. Fare through, -.
ny for waueni,n Fsuquer Springs,
Cupeper aud Gordonsve,
conneyion with the Virginia Central railroad named
point Charlottesville, by
reaching Waenton Springs early dinner bour Cupep@r
house by O'clock and Goidonsvie In full
train Of Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville Through GordonsvIIe,
sawyers above lines their
finish, exceed by Of
Mr.. gives his
nerons public upon careful driving good
to all points.
Both Of the above railways laid with heavy iron
modern every
erceied road the United provided
guards and all Of the Unfit
Through tickets be obtained House,
Washington and Nswons Mansion House,
Baeg 100 ibs per passenger.
Alexandria regularly with above
their arrival In Aersnda will find omnDuses them
the boats 10 the railway station.
by either Of roads IL numbering
and returning day. charged but
The Orange rosd oreh mile in
Fsuquier county and the Manassas saem Fspquer county
SO mites from Alcra
X NJ. MIDDLETON Sup. o. and Aler. n. r.
NJ M WELSH, Sup M. q. r. r.
June 1l-dtf
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A VALUABLE FARM ron sALE.-Tbo ruhrcibsr HAVING
desrmiped to change his affairs for sale bis
Fairfax Virginia, situated immediately upon the
Little River map.ke Iosd leading from exsndns Winchester,
rsuile from place. and
nrtnn city, District Columbia The Improvements consist Of
large and brick house, nv. roy,.
kitchen, Nil out buildings also tavern
stand blsckmithr shop which furnish annually
hundred snd fny loads Of Ahou,
half wood the balance cleared rapidly
improving condition The stock, hc will be with s
possession given For further
qure Of Rscn ESQ., Warrington city, D. O., or 10 Or
f.nsc Whistler, Alersndns, Virginia.
Aug lo-law5t EDWIN Y. FITzHU0H.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS d CO.,
No. S. Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
Z. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE ewely precious stones metals unless bills of
adng therefor and the value thereof expressed
Sept5-dly
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Land Agency I'm Texas.

THE subscribers, having
Texas for the last fteen and purcha
sing selling paying taxes peecng titles and giving
era supernendence lands collecting
specially offer their such
them.
Claims otherwise good will be barred by adverse r"sasien q
being OF
causes the best lands In condition to be
lost.
Having acquainted with all
laws relating and being diligently all
claims conhded all advance cash
sufficient Of investigations when this shall be
DONE willing Jake contingent interest In the lands for
attention and services
ii. y. MARTIN,
r. ID. JOHNSON.
GALVESTON, August 7, 1882
Z. Allen, attorney general W. p. Baing
ger, district attorney, D. Mills, Galveston
Colonel Riley, Rice and Nichols, Housoni Colonel
r.. w. Hill, Thomas X Price, esq, and William M Goodrich
New Oleans Lucan Minor Louisa Court house. Vir-
gnia and Texas delegation in Congress- Washington, D. O.
Aug 24-d3t& eod3mcp'
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CPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.-E. N. STRATTON n.
~ located himself the south side OF Penusy
of Ninth lin the lately occupied BY O. Byne
OF exclusively tbs auction and
al its varieties The location IL directly the yea
thoroughre OF the city and the the
Markets and the advantages hereorm
the sale Of every description OF merchandise
Personal attention given sales OF furniture dwellings
groceries, boe,s and shoes dry GOODS hardware, fancy goods
cry &c. received AT the auction udiciousIy
sold the premises Of the Real 4
posed Of at public or private sale.
f. NJ has assisted Boston
New York. and Philadelphia and he particularly Offers his
such wish dispose OF libraries
Congnmcnis respectfully soced and cash advances ~
whenever required. ~"
0y-Sales OF any cashcd without delay
T. NJ BTRAITON, General Auctioneet
Aug. 5-du Penn. avenue and 9th street, south hide
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A NEW Route tn Ptttsburg. via the Baltimore,
gsharnu, and Psnnsypana RaiiroadThvousA TO Pbsss
80 express train OF cars viii leave Calvert station daily
United mail from Washington
connecting with the fast line MddIctown m,
irving at Harrisburg At y, p m, 10 dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg for tho arriving
Holdsyrbus at g. Aths point the option
Johnsfown
stagss direct from Holiidsysburgto Pittsbnrr.
Tickets will be sold to the following points by this
York; wghtsvile Columbia, Marietta Mddetown Harrisburg,
New Port Perysvile, Lewown Hunt
ingdon, Holidaysburs, and Pitfsburg.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle shppensbag, ChabersburE and
points this road.
accommodation Of from Washington
points the Of the will he
Ohio Railroad Company the
receive the baggage, which will
carried free Of charge to Calvert station. = -
ROBERT STEWART,
Octt-dn Ticket Agent.
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SHADEs OF CHARACTER or. The Infant Pilgrim (,
by woodrons, author OF Michael Kemp volumes
X. Carter Brothers.
"a charming book full Of Deep and glowing sentiment with
lively Tmp.e Of character keep
interest and with all, Instruction happily
blended that the pleasure Of the book only equard
II Is better book than The Wide Wide World
been widely and justly popular
read this will be glad that have called
fNeu serve
For sale by GRAY d BAILANTYNE.
Aug 2-H tRcpubicl Seventh
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1roaxA Cincinnati rad sAs iiss aes, sxcsyi Dis,
rAeh l. done IN eoacAss
THE fast mail daily al H. D. M
Il connects regularly line
daylight
through Pilburs hos depart
Baltimore. This line direct with the
Ohio Psburg Cleveland
and the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. by u
going through om Baltimore Cincinnati in
forty four hours running lime.
The slow mail line leaves place daily, sX BY
this line reach Holdaybag OF de-
partufe and lilo until the day, they
evening, in thy time departure from BALI.
aud with all and advantage having enjoyed
natural rest and repose.
These lines the enjoyment OF age
from the travelling public
those OF any other between the East aud West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pltsbug Masslon, Cleveland Cincinnati
sslhe railroad hnen
susqehanna Railroad Company Calvert station Ba
more, and the following rates;
To Cincinnati 90
10 90
10 Masson. 10 90
the original thr ouph- lns
Cincnna accommodations be
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oyyIcE BALTIMORE susQuEHASsA RAILROAD Co,
Baltimore, August 20, 1884,
Aug 2s-d2wf
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no OWNERS OF Lands In Teuas.-A gentleman in Virginia
who good sps lawyer desires Tesss
would like
OF lands in that country, with bring them
market.
He family and small capital and IL DESTROYS OF
agriculture He give the most satisfactory testimonials cnpac
integrity responsibility his
enable him considerable emigration Texas
Any
be pacedn correspondence with the
advertiser and suitable by addressing paid
WIN. GoULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Mar13-n
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ny J. @. IoGUIRE,-Auotionser.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY At AUCTION
On Thursday afternoon August shall prem
s o'clock lots numbered 10 H. and i5 numbered
~. These handsomely situated North
22d west square avenue having
front Of $50 ~ inches 22d
They will be sold together SEPARATE
Terms Oneouh residue 8, ~, and Is months,
satisfactorily secured bearing Title
Aug AID JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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On Sunday, the cad instant North Dorset Vermont, ASA
WILCOX, the Sad his clerk
the War Department. respected Baptist
Church Of this
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Cort.mation Of lhx Aaf.tu Of Capt Mareu.

LOUISVILLE, August pa letter received at Mem
phs the 2lst inst, by mail from Captain Marcy and
Others, from Fort Washita, dated tho LIST August Off
caly announcing his arrival that post with all under his
command. The letter contains OF portapcc.
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ny j. q. Nc LURE. Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF ORDNANCE sToREs-Win be
offered public the Washington Arsenal
sspsember, lisa the following ordnance stores, vim
20 "a FOUNDER iron runs old pattern
sH DO iron howitrers do
horse
free
I
2 sets ofbarness
A lot OF fnce paIngs posu.
The ARTICLES he Arssnsi before
"A
Sale q m.
chaser. O.. McCiiIRF
Aug 25-3nw Aucioneer.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Aucs,onser

EoRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS
At auctionon Thursday morning, August 49, 10 O'Clock
shall selling CIxxeu Newton
May Co all their stock Of sosds being the
es and valuable Of foreign and domestic dry
offered for raIe al in Washington.
The the ladies and heads families
called which opportunity purchase
OF cheap and elegant goods
The positive continued from day day
whole stock Ia sold. I
Tsms All Of $40 and under cash over sum,
OF and four months for satisfactorily
O. MCGUIRE
August 25-d Auconeer
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Lafe from Tie Pllins.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 23.-Captain Ke,cLum. lately in com.
mand Fort Laramie, arrived at ST Louis Friday last
The emigration California via Salt Lake, had COM
menced pass the Fort when he left Sickness generally
had disappeared. Considerable quanelling prevailed
among the different companies
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ESPECIAL BARGAINS.-We open to-day
IL 40 white farne from medium supehne all at
extremely low prices
100 do choice autumn cacoes lax cents per yard
70 do Irish linens all numbers grades, extra nne
for collars and hosoms
100 do Scotch and American diapers prices and width.
50 do table diapers and danasks, all styles, prices
$50 do and OF all kinds OF towes toweine.
In this should
linen that sil prove strictly
Of somesias mourning goods.
this time full and complets all departments. and pro
verbally low prit e..
iopsce. elscs si.s Al. Widths Of that peculiarly glossy kind
20 do Josey asnncls," all colors sray.p in
the lot =.
10 do ich silks fashionable stneutrai
nntsn
Is pairs Of blankets rev mportsions, low price.
40 pieces and cheap curtain musns
10 do black slpscss inc made
800 DO Of sll kinds Of plaid and plain white csmbrics
muslins
We think enabled offer cheapest goods
Of all classes In this city.
20 pieces fine long lawns, kentinss nencsubrcs
20 do white aud unblesched cotton 6annci
20 do bed uckinss, all grades
300 do extra cheap white coons, lay per yard
styles nj less prices
lfo do csicocs for comforts
80 do new styles mous.eines, at low prices
20 do fine black cloths esssmers and black
inr
Also, very choice brown md cloths
house.
Terms cash, arranged contrary
Good articles prices and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY BROTHER,
Augot-shf Opposite Centre Market
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by and oitA me advtcs AVID CONSENT Of ths Senate.
Joseph H. Ingesol, OF Pennsylvania be envoy
ordinary and minister penpolentiay the United States
Of America at the Court Of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland. In the place Of Abbott Lawrence re-
called al his request
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Corner of e and 10th strects.)
v Rev. James Nourse, (p,n.,n.,.
J. Harvey Nourse, Si'"eP'is'
4. Raoult, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
The duties OF Monday August
Msur,
*. farnham Gray h Baanync.
Aug o-eodlw &dIw lint, Rep, Tell
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Kentucky Special Election. Singular Sutltdss.

LOUISVILLE, August q Governor Powell has appointed
the 10Th Of November for the election of member Of Con-
fill the vacancy occasoned by Mr. Marshas resig
nation.
Two young girls at Henderson, Kentucky, Monday
last committed suicide by tying their hands together and
walking into the Ohio river when they laid down and
drowned themselves. They sisters aged l6 and IS
When they found they locked in each 9th
er's arms. The family difficulties.
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square No. I6, lot No. Q, on street.
Do 40, do 3, on street.
Do Al, do q, on 2ith street.
DO A. do A. Gath and streets.
81, 5,corn
20, do IL, 25th street, between and streets
The sale will Nos square No.
the basin.
Terms cash balance ~ and 10 months for
bearing interest from day Ut deed deed
taken. the terms of complied with 1--WE
SALE the will be resold
purchaser by three days notice in the National ntegencc
A. GREEN,
Aug2 AID Auctioneer
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August 2, 1eS2
Ordered administrator
Dcminick, late Of Buencs Ayres South America deceased
creditors srid
advertisement week for weeks, In he linton.
Tsste- Ed. ~ ROACH, Register.
Aug e-law3w
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GLORIOUS NEWS.-The important discovery yet
Phpss patent liquid glue, for carpente brasmake
binders cabinet housekeepers druggists &C. This being,
patent gue liquid ready Tequres
IL free from SMELL and will keep liquid in any climate;
for wood, china, glass, iron MARBLE
substance paste gum stands uneqused; 10 reputation
wherever has introduced Is of tbs first order
mechanics observable first sight We offer liberal duccmenh
statoners druggists &c. and
by ordinary We making
for ia ade and mechanh
well We establishing sole
all popdous throughout the United stAtss Sold
any part OF the United States, carriage free.
Also, British furniture polish boes ofthree rizes County
merchants attend to the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS d CO.,
July 3l--d3m Cedar street, Pearl New York
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1'Hls is to give notice that subscrsber hath OBJ
tsned from the Washington county the Dis
uct Of Columbia letters 81
francis w Dominick late Of South America,
ceased All persons having claims the deceased
hereby warned 10 exhibit the thereof
subscriber before
oherwiss ny law be excluded from all
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of August, 1854.
HENRY MAY, Administrator
DISTRICT CoLussA,
Washington county TO rSf
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- g.
CWEfcT w hite Sulphur sprtngs.-Meduced srv-
~ cheapest comftra
ble expeditions the Sweet and Whits suu
Springs:
From Washington BY the Richmond, fredericksburg and POou
railroad.
Baltimore BY comfortable ow-prsssue N.
ryland, Capt g. E. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond the Richmond and Danvns r
load.
Fnre from Baltimore White Sulphur. sis
I" Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs
Washington TO White Sulphur. Is
" Washington TO Sweet Springs. Il
Richmond to White sulphur. .............. 10
Richmond 10 Sweet Springs.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
o'clock connecting Aqua Creek with the which
Richmond at p. m. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily sunday arrive n Lynch
burg at i0k Leave LyncIburg at 6x Buords
~ Mountain House at ~ M, and to Sweet 6pnss
10 Sweet Springs after breakfast, and arrive W
sulphur by 2k p Returning White Sulphur tx
Springs ~ Springs daylight, M
Lynchburg day by night Leave Lynchburg l
Fare from Richmond White Sulphur Alo
Passengers oectng travel in the night take
Tickets had board the steamboats, the Poioaac
from Capt e. MITCHELL the Maryland and the oa
of the Richmond and Dsnvile railroad, Richmond
JOHN II. OSBORNE
Aug6-d2m Superintendent
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Philadelphia Political Movements.

PHILADELPHIA August 23-The democratic county con-
ven,ion have nominated William Goodwin for the State
senate, in place Of Mr. Femon, who declined the nomina
ton
Tue wings have nominated Henry c. Pratt.
The democra attic city and county conference upied
the whole day in baloling candidate for sheriff They
had eleven essul ballots. The prominent
candidates John Kline and Jacob Peters, The Ia
ballot stood 81 for Peters and ~ for Kline
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q. W. YrRsv, ". p. MILLgs
Of Washington City. OF Virginia.
VERIFY q MILLER,
7 and 9Th Washington, D. c.
yHoLEsALE dealers foreign and domestic
fncy goods, carpets rugs, msfsns clclohs table
snd piano bed blankets sheenr and houseur
nishng dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec a7--iyf
n by Mrs. Mary n. Eastman. l vol. II - III
Ang17 FANCK TAYLOR.
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ii. y. MARTIN, 1.
II. ID. JOHNSON.
Navy Beef and Pork for 1853.


Bureau Of Provision and Clothing, August 20, 1884,
cEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals. for Bee,o and
Proposas Pork" the be- will be received
this once o'clock Monday, 20h
next furnishing and delivering free Of all and risk to the
United States
barrels navy beef and thousand barrels
navy pork
Each barrel 10 contain pounds
weight weight article will be-
paid delivered respective nsvyyads follows
Barrsis Beef Barrels k.
At Charlestown, Mass. ............l,2n0 1000
Al brooklyn, N. Y.................2 $500 2,U0
AT Gosport, va.....................I2O0 l,0o
5000 1900
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Notice 90 Lovers OF ZINE Trip the Potomac.
snd Cheap Fare.
a ssE~r The steamer BALTIMORE, In connection with
the Maryland viii make an excursion 70 fasy
annual dinner and ball be given that delightful place on Inc
2olh instant.
baltimore win Bradleys whan at O'Clock and
Alexandria that day, for the above place. connecting
Aqua Creek with the Maryland Returning the Maryland viii
leave pney Point Friday the 27 and arrive IN washington al
~ O'clock m.
Tickets Trip only 81 So including meals s., in
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Aug 24-2t Agent