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NEW SPRING 0OODs.-P. w. BROWNING, merchsn
tailor under United ststss Hotel call the attention
the citizens Of wsrh.gs~n and his superior and
-e sscted cf French and vessnes
imported
our the fullest the popular pnces Of low prices end
puncsss he will oSr whole suits OF clothes
sSsnd t< and OF xtns
soosed cheap spared pains
securing goods
oecs, quality With friends, III. ifsera
me sane. Mar 3l-Aawn
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THE person ad-
versemsnts os proposals having failed the bond with
seues as required proposals ior The work are again invited as m
Proposals viii be received until day
The removal obructon Red ouis
anal the a and or keeping The said navigation free
from peri
sloo,ooo =
bidder win propose ran,
keep tie obstruction thereby specnsd
nod specifying ~ his bid the time 40 which he proposes eos
the removal the r said be later than he LEI
day Junc 1855 and also number counting fom said
removal during which time be binds himself 10 Keep The said nav
ton free from ratt obstruction.
Tie viii be required his bond for $40 900 with
two each for so0oo conditioned for Tue
faithful OF the Each bidder will the
with his proosa OF the whom he
declaration signed by that they VIII
and the certh
district Judge OF the United for the staie In which he
respectable and that he
Sl9 ooo debts and liabi
ties No bid ~ be examined unless these conditions shall be COM
piled with Hg.#t
Sioo appropriated object. $50 600
shall be paid the work Of the raft advances, follows
shall inspected by officer
pointed War appear such
$50 portion ra, pro
ded no partial shall be made for less than tenth par Of
nua nstaiments corresponding number with the nuaber Of
during which shall mefto
Each bid be fog The whole removal OF
the a and for keeping the specified period No
proposals portions OF will be considered
The proposals will be addressed undersigned, marked the
envelope, Proposals for removing Red raft
The VI Department itself the right of awarding the
contract according TO lis own Judgment the most favorable bid
and the iost responsible bidder.
TO be inserted Unon Republic National nteleencer
Washington, D. CT Cincinnati Gazette Cincinnati Ohio; Louis
vile Journal Louisville kenucky Louis Republican,
Missouri Shreveport Herald Shreveport Lo Isana New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin New Orleans Bee New Orleans Republican
Gazette and Democat Little Rock, Arkansas Telegraph, WASH
ingon, Arkansas. J. J. ALERT
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. THURSDAY MORNING. AL



W. d. STUART, Principal
TO be aided IA Che o BY thoroughly competent
III is designed ia this institution favoabiy known
Tue school OF VIM H. Abbott youth Tor admission into
classes OF eoiege their
OF study VIII embrace, addition ancient
modern languages msemaics chemistry natural and mental phi
osophy history rhetoric, composition, and other studies OF the
The Academy furnished apparatus
aon OF matsnatest natural philosophy and chemistry The
classes IN nensuaon and taah the practical OF
instruments The academy situated the heights Of George
liz qutetnsss, veai the capital places
NATIONAL interest," furnish education
youth.
TERMS,
Payable semi Gnnuaigia aieaaee.
For tuition and board, including fuel lights, warhng, kc
rds q, ,..s" ,s% %sT,as. s;sns SEQ
Col r. H. smith, and the officers of the Virginia Military In
sututc.
Hon. Alexander II. II. Stuart, Stanton, Va.
Hon John Letcher, Lexington, Va
D. H. Hin, Professor OF Mathematics in Washington Col
ege, lie xiDgion Va. g#
Prof George L. Dabney Richmond College, Va. 5t
Purser Samuel Forrest U. s Navy.
Capt Seth Eastman, g. Army. s...
Col Lorenzo Thomas u. s.
rev David Caldwell, Genrgetown d. q. "
pleasure Georgetown CLASSICAL
Mathematical Academy. under charge Mr. w. d. Mr.
graduate OF e Virginia Military Institute and has for
three past fscahg with saiifacton the duty of
the academy they find
Gus, competent, and faithful teacher
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
June 7-dScn Superintendent
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RENT.T That brick
northeast of Massachusetts
containing cissern OF water fruit trees grapes sc Rent sas
further particulars inquire Of Hon. Kendall VILLA
sctnsy No. rowicfs building Of and
Seventh streets
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OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPART
MEyT.

UNIVERSITY OF acknowledgements DEPART
MEyT.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART-
III Monday, November IL and will ermi
ia ensuing March, .r
James Jones NJ. D., Professor OF Practice
]. LII Rldtep, NJ d., Professor OF Chemistry
NJ d., Professor Of
Al IA Cenas, M. ID Professor Of Obsetics
A. j.. wedderbun, Vi. D., Professor of Anatomy
Gus,avus Mott, M. D., Professor OF Maieria M edica
Thomas Hunt d. Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
samas, asnr,pr horsiS NJ ~ Demonstrators of Anatomy
The dec,ins will be from the third Monday in
Ocisber TO the first Of April
The faculty visiting physicians and surgeons Of The Charity
Hospital from November April. The
the their visits and thur
extraordinary practical advantages free OF expense.
patients for daily
hospital.
The number of patients nearly twenty thousand in The
THOMAS HUNT, M. d.,
July 30-lawtSoy Dean.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
EU 7ssssss s$,ss,aati

lN Wednesday, 1852 daily trains Sunday ex1
will be this road agrceabIy 10 the following
arrangement
for intermediate will leave
Of Duke and Henry sus.ts, at O'Clock,
Ncurning will eav. WarreDton quarter o'clock
Alexandra before O'Clock,
train from Cupepr Alexandria and intermediate points will
CupepcT O'Clock, arriving in Alexandria nj 10
O'Clock, a.
Returning will lenve Alexandra at O'clock, m, arriving in
Culpoper si a quarter afer O'Clock.
Aday stage running Godonsvile Cu.peper,
Virginia roads.
+. al.e
ll3+ GOT0Onsflic
DO Stanton Do
DO. MddlebnFg OO
Per order w. u. BROCKETT, Agent.
June 30--dU
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May 2l--lyd&cp
Western NH tary Institute,

I7Ie'rFo" tUHTHy,
THE first of the this college
the second Monday 1885, the
term on The first Monday in following February.
The faculty consists Of nine professors The
be OF cadets attendance 227. The
studies embraces the scientific the United
Academy and thorough instructions history English
and the Greek aud Latin Students admitted
tect courss including civil engineering modern languages book
keepng, with commercial and their
The military feature is introduced merely duse military
knowledge bui dcpine health develop
Charges for tuition boarding. fuel lights washing
wants aiendance aud and $50
Surgeons fee 50 For A.
Smith, Louisville Kentucky Smith Johnson, 81
street, New Orleans, b. r. johnson, superintendent
-
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SANDs AND CUMMInGs's BRICK MACHlNE--rATENT
ss s % Ns%s , un,a GG s @ s @ S sss%
rights in the above machine Il has been tested and pro
best machine for the purpose that has yet been produced " sue
a's horse nh two g horses i've clay and al
the time six bricks moulded in five seconds the very beet
thus e1ceing ady Of operation other machine
chime esn be proeeea abroad Msanahis Co are pre-
pared .sgae for The sale OF amount Of territory and to give
Apply by icer (pos paid Office Of sd and
''.Sss 1ans isneoaa nsa, sss f0'' once Department
ESrgcKY miLIrAmn INSTITUTE n 81 t a,rse,sa e.. sy
,eaensn 81 cssms T ao ~ "e ansunsd 1asas,s Of
West Point and practical engineer aided BY able faculty The
usually best colleges with
ddon macs natural science and
Tn. buildings institute viii re6ted and
nen, made % M beating hen with seos t opening o. s
in regard 10 heah convenience and ageenene Of residences
already In horoughness Of Instruction and sctness Of govern
The open on Monday Sep
ssen. ,' lee q satis5 psysSis IL advance -
Addres The superntendeu Military Institute Franklin
=, r. DUDLEY,
June l5-3tawim President oftha Board.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES AND HOUsEKEEPEIls.-- -
Particular attention paid The selection Of goods for family
rseeived very choice 10, Of Teas. Also
2,a I.,a.y,. ssss's%s@' s"ss. Java coffee
MsrHeaibo DO
FIoUR s,t OF Tn TnE VERY BEST BRANDS.
s.y,..n,. s.y's DC % nb'"'l' '0d bags
Pleasant Run do
s,ses. aud sh,y's sugar cured
j. III ii s"2o~, do
NV stock Of vine. md liquors cannot surpassed District
AZ good warranted and so,d on u, most Is'rassls ,,rn, sss
Family Grocery, seventh street, third door below Latham and
next door to the Avenue IIouse .r,,ro,,,n.su..n
June 4-0awTussa e u srsf
TO TRAvELLEUs-
superior AVID Economical Ss LIN. 5 ss~ee' Hapr Ferry and
THE well known, s~n snf, and comfortable packet
iapsi. Ferry leaving Haper's Fei,y at o'clock M
ss a. .sms n.se, 2 s .,s T. p on city for The m m on
the o Ns day and down the regularly
Passengers BY his avorss and route
opportunity Of enjoying the beautiful scenery the Potomac day
Prom Harrer. Ferry Washington 81
nu. EDWARD ". CARuIoHAE Ell, from virginia,
~ professional Of Washington
His residence and once la'h adjoining the Irving
NJ beg his friends and the public that he hiss in
ere..es biz stock O. marble msn. comprising sienna
and pan or IN, be., quality nsws. 'e aud superior ha,.h
os and seaa "us ss. marble % window @ In
tells. .,ep and platforms. m,ss m counter aod table 'op'
large Io Conrecucu, stone, New
oS a h a Ians S pe. and VII snsssor give
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with mel, oasrs
July 20-3,aw6m on street, between i2ih and i3sb.
PENrrENrIARY.
o,rror or pssIrsSn.sy, u. c.,
s . ,rssy.s $ sGS,sss ss g. @ os
oc ,ck, -
sTs. d.. 2, o good wood Of medium
20 tons Of red s.na an,hr.c,. crate coal.
Ths shove 70 be delivered THE reo,en,ary wharf "a.
,"y ~ ea~..9 ,os. warden.
ron RENTThs, large story house
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lust RECEIVED AT WIITTLEsEY's PAINT, OIL, GLASS,
Store, h opposite Hall Brothers dry goods
pure white lead
1 do zinc paint
ac gallons inseed oil
boiled do
20 do sperm oil
do whale oil
lard oil
Also, tanners ncat.fooi and rosin oils
COACH Japan Aphnum, Damnn, and shoe vaTnishes
window rIas, single and double thickness incu
ding French plate, all sizes
Together with complete assortment of paints, all coon dry
and ground In oil
Lamps, randoIes, and candesbras, entirely pat
gotten expressly order
Brushes Of all descriptions
Adam antine and sperm candles
In usually paint oil, and lamp
all OF which entirely for cash. and will be sold
and the emergency OF the
SIS and five will be deducted for
cash. Don't mistak. the place,
on 7th street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
July 30-2awlm
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Summer frraas scmenis-To commence june 81, 1859
Travellers for the White mountains leaving New York in the
by Sonngton and Provdence Fall River
for Portland by the
railroad Portland at III 50
Gorham, ~ H., So Tnv-
elers Boston As train lodge Portland and
reach saonhouse by morning train Portland Tray
ee Boston the evening arrive in Portland in time
to take the uan from Portland Fare, 81 80 by ,h route
g. r.. CORSER,
June 23--d6w Atlantic ST. Lawrence Railroad.
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Law School Cumberland Univcrsity, at Lebanon,


Law School Cumberland Univcrsity, mt Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruthers late Of the circuit
L judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, judges supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bomfeid L. Ridley, the chancsors
Judges Caruh.rs dev their whole
the school,
Plan Of nsfruetion Daily examinations each
books No regular explanations the
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations
Weekly Of common law and equity, in which
dents suits statement OF facts
and all
The framed
Deeds Wills records and all OF documents be read
in the Of the by
court. which held monthly the and
public the end Of The students clerks
ifs circuit Judges and chanccors and in other official
pacies connected their
the third Monday
tember third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per $50 dvance
fee boarding $50 Students books,
which can be- had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete the unless
dents advanced class No required for ad
mission There four regular classes. Students
lime during the collegiate
There il moot Legislature connected with the school,
Number Of students last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board of Trustees
'NWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eigby
situated modern marble manteis,
eleven each
gensel family, will be Ienled favorable
EN-. sTRATToN,
q -@e. Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
south side Pennsylvania becs 9th and 10Th sree
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DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE ADDRESS.

To he Democratic Rrpubii,anI efle STATE Of .ssp York
The undersigned, democratic representatives in the
assembly of the State oil New York, in compliance with
honored custom, desire 10 render 10 you account
of such Of their they deem TO be OF pubic and
party interest.
The members OF the assembly received their appoint
men,s at the hands OF the electors under circumstances
peculiarly gratifying TO tire democracy OF New York and
of the Union. The reorganization OF The party
cient platform was followed by an exemplihcalon of
more than it's ancient vgor and power ltpaced IN The
presidential char lis nominee Franklin Pierce by the
OF twenty OF the thirty States Of the
ederacy. The wing party was displaced from power IN
the several States and IN this State the candidate OF the
united democracy, Governor Seymour, and bic demo-
cratic colleagues, chosen by majority of
thousand Eighiy-sx democratic members were returned
10 the assembly The senate, however, which had been
chosen year before under circumstances less ausp
cious the democracy, tied and subsequently, in
the extra session. by the absence OF democratic senator
under whix control, thus neuaiizng the numeri
cal superiority OF The democracy IN the popular branch
We refer TO these antagonsms OF The two houses be-
they expaia to extent, the which led
to the call Of extra session. and the pfotracied term
The necessity which holds the legislative body 'oge,h-
beyond the Of 100 days indicated in the cons'to'
on always source of regret and especially go when
II leads 10 the multiplication OF laws or to addi,ionai
charge upon the treasury II is Just. however 70 say ma
the public acis in which have been engaged nave
been OF an impor,ance seldom equalled.
We were advised by the governor IN ms annoN, IT,
sage that the finances Of the State were not N
tory condition The legislation OF our p,eoe.eo's ~
creased the charges upon Inc treasury " w t,.J :. ~
the aame time diminished it's revenues we found mat
the appropriations of the legislature OF issa exceeded me
re, enues OF The general fund about y1ooooo AMI tha
-. ws,. nnder The necessity OF providing, not only for
The dsGeieney. but also for the estimated dehcenc,es Of
IN. 6.ra wear ending September, 1888 and 1854 The
finances of the public works were aso IN an embarrassed
condition The law releasing certain railroads from the
payment OF tolls not only deprived our public works OF
large amount OF revenue from that but IL also
rendered necessary reduction of toll. upon property
red upon canals At the commencement Of The pres.
year there was due TO contractors and for land dam
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Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.


JuIE College OF ST. James. M.,yl.nd-The Diocesan
College Of the Protestant Episcopal church. the Rev John b.
The annual session win open Monday, the I'd Of oc
oSs me- SD' .u ~%d s se M %
sucng Under supervision professor. college
shows hem 70 be prepared building. discipline, Sc
ar eseo hon dspamsa,. have e immediate
ne soss Inc annual shass ls' ,as ,s.:,os q
ssr AND .Sss Ss eco cse re S.
July es-2swiow
IARn FOn sALE-wm be sold at private
known farm yag on h street plank road in Montgomery
3as ie about 100 meadow, 100 wood, and
wo sslns G and land 70 sasS n.
whole farm T. wei wered several failing streams passing
timber in the woods suitable for he division of the
point health beauty location, surpassed
IT, beauty The dwelling contain. .ss, rooms. l,esn psay
ae, raue cellar. se al snrrounded by nea, paling win
hoa.s good spring house with failing spring Of cool and
servants quarters mary necessary
good apple excellent peaches, pears
plank road completed, (which sely be
early in the sunms with good boe, would not be than
an o @ & & % be e sn so U s a Of % I.d
Inquire JOHN ). JoYcE's grocery stee
ner Of 1911 July l3-dim
TIfE Union ACADEMY Of Isth and
r. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Unos Fss.ts Ao.p,sr on lam street. between New
Mrs. H. RICHARDs Principal,
their annual examinations during ,hs FIRST and second
July will f another the FIRST Monday
September OF teachers engaged
parculas catalogues and etcuIsrsnR Farm
hams pookstore. July 7-3m
LipRARv CoreRsss,
July 7lh, 1853.
NOTICE Is hereby given th., IN. Library Of Con.
's'"' = w. JOHN $. MEEHAs,
July s-2swaw Librarian
UIRGIxIA LAND SCRIP wANTED--Tbe undersigned
pay the highest market rates for Virginia land scrip and
land warrants. ,... -.
Opposite the Treasury.
June aAdsw3m lint aRcpl
NEW Paint on store The undersigned g. Whit.
the east eide Of ssvrpsh street
tween louisiana aud paints, OIL
sins- brushes lamps, camphens, Sc Having purchased
stock great Inducements viii ,. offered TO ho'e
desiring goods my line.
All goods of charge in part of The
Q. 8. wnfTTLEsEY.
ny-Eyavsng sold out my entire business to Mr. e =
wh.cy employ shcerfniy recommend him 10
their patronage Tor whatever they
may business knowing whatever orders hcy
best material. A. HArCH,jr.
July ia-ecd2w
S,TRAw HATsi STRAW HArsi-0reas Rcd.ctser
- reduce large and wei selected stock
of hats have determined from
this day 10 scil sresiy reduced prices II -
furnishing establishment, Pennsyvs"a avenue near fo"'
and s-han street trta 80 81
June 9a-s,aw \ eod7wif
NATIONAL m.x.,,n. for Auguss-Tbs richest number
~ yet published of this excellent monthly rm s 's wv
agents, GRAY BAbLANTfNE,
yuly9y seventh street.
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NATIONAL Magazine for AuGust-Ths richest nnmoes
IN published of monthly For sale by hs
agents, GRAY h BABLANTYNE,
JuiyT Eleventh. street
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General Claim Agency,

General Claim Agency.
A. sOMMERVtLLE Agent and prosecution
IL. OF land, and claims
the executive departments Virginia and land
bought negotiated and sold References,
forwarded mail request.
Once Department Postages
be prepaid Address above,
Washington, ID. G.. July I5-law3modkcp
Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL NOURsE 4 CO.,
nearly opposite
General Post Office, Washington, ID. c.
AZ N 81 Co. will their OF claims
vi. whether before Congress,
Court Executive Departments To patents
the purchase ans sal. OF
Their be moderate regulated by
and OF the rendered.
N will England and
Of Europe and will take charge business with which he
msy be intusted
MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MoKSS,
CHAS y. STANSBURY.
Solicitor aud legal adviser, R. H. GlLLET.
Iune l9--wn
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
eA&So sN Mountains by the Atlantic and St Lawrence
SsS9 MAAk Raroad-The only by which travellers
~ N6fY2kI base OF White
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For Piney Point, old Paint, and Norfolk.
~u The steamer osCEoLA having been thoroughly y
S-e repaired will 6th July, commence running
ls,iy TO the shove places leaving washington every
O'clock leave Nor
Monday and Thursdny, a O'Clock, bhe viii
touch regularly Ppey Point, Old Point, Cone River, and
signals land
Norfk in for the james River boats and for the
Southern E##
bid w
Finey foint.... y 20
JAMES MITCHELL,
July J-dd ~. as# .rer Captain.
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EAMM sale In AIexa ntirta county, Virginia, with
squeduct and four from The Presidents
ouse will sell reasonable
om thereof located above, within half mile Of
Rss Cross Roads hundred Thcre
are hssesn hvc and thirty of beautiful fmhecd land
the Of this ts rich
including which might be advans9eous,y
made who be disposed porchase
resd John BaI Ninth Pennsylvania
svesns, ~ Iiorasio Bal, on adjacent farm
May fl-eodu ss,~ WIN. BALL.
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cTrA w gATSi STRAW HATSf-Gr~at Reduction
- large and s,oc
of summer hats have decmneh from
this day cell At rresfy reduced prices . =,
LANES Fashionable ha emp, and esnur
Pennsyivsnis avenue near Four
and shan ,fta ts =.
June 22--shaw eod3wn
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ny-Havtna sold out my entire business to Mr.. e
and eheerfnly recommend him
nay their patronage for whatever the,
NAV wish In his line business.
may will be promptly attended 'o and of the ve
best material. a. HATSH,Jr
lulv a cod)
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pUTNAM'S Magazine for August
i Barrer's Magazine for August
Dckens's Henschotd Words for August.
Fern Leaves from Rsnnyr Portfolio.
Nos IS and 10 Of aydochs Illustrated Catholic Bible 80
Aug2 FRANCK TAfLo1a
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New YORK Democracy,

CLINTON HALL. NEW YoRK.
Auyusi y ISG
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OFrIcE PSrIrgsTAsy, ID. c.,
-.u.,,a Washington, July 49, 1853.
Nhap Proposals. endorsed Proposals for Wood and Coal
ocI pck, -
30 cords Of halfseasoned good wood OF medium size
and free from limbs or lap wood L
~ cords II r !.
20 OF ash anthracite crate coal.
This above 10 be delivered at the Pepiten,ary wharf
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July 20-3tawu5 Aug Warden.
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I,TNA INNURANCE COMPANY OF Utica New YorI
ID against Are, and inland Ions
PRESIDENT H. H. Capital, S70o0
~ CItAS DE SELDING, Agent,
May 10 oawu Eleventh. opposite Odd Fellows Hsl.
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A RARE Chance CsptfaItsts for Profitable y
ve-,mensres Hotel Old Point Comfort Virginia, for sale
1he dsern,ned public Wed
04 Of August the their entire inter
household
dining room kitchen furniture horses, carriages,
The wide
bathing of health
pleasure Heightened description Of this popular watering
place entirely unnecessary, 80. .s i Hs f. tn
Sale positive Terms payment liberal made
given any AFTER the lsb o October
IwIy 19-drlihAuS J r.. REYNOLDS
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SEDucED, DIsHosoRED, AND DEsPIsED-The
Washington Republic is sadly merry over the
sayings and doings of the Anti-Slavery ami
versary lately held at Boston. There is nothing
in the article, however, that "meets the wit
ness" in any body's conscience, except re-
Election which the editor puts in this wise.
awe have seen the wonderful effect of office
in quieting the most rabid foes of the Union
and the Constitution Free-Soilers and fire-eat-
ers receiving at the same hand the sacrament
al salary, have fed on it in their hearts and
been thankful )" whereupon he imagines the
happy influence that little Presidential pa
tronage would have upon the impracticables Of
Boston-history teaching policy by experience.
The gentlemen of the North, elected to rep
resent its anti.slavery sentiment in Congress,
and afterwards subdued into silence or out
right support of the Compromises, will perceive
that they are betrayed by their purchasers,
and put to open shame by those to whom they
mortgaged their honor. viii they not feel
such a dig into their dough? f.