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Aoso'a'e Of WISDOM" with whom facts powsress,
o ~ who" sdvcrsc experience 10 contumelIousiy
urs - -
~ our fainiaid DUTY TO draw a contrast eminenily
70 our own disadvantage betwx the views aken by the
committee OF Congress and thoe. al III msn ~ N,an
chester on The functions and N
he gentlemen last referred To, in dealing with ma,ler
The Pacific 10 Aneries, seemed have studied how
soTdid, short sighted, and minded they could
make Their views. and todd that their repre-
yves IN India are ~ present endeavong to Guido then
IN Ire Preparation on peliiion 10 Parliament who's
'no'hing like leatherishness' will surpass anything
hitherto entombed IN the archives OF Ae State II is 10
lhe name OF commerce. or on preieEce OF anxiety for
It's extension that half the enormues of recent years
have been committed II was Tor the sake Of 'endsav-
oriDg 10 extend our commerce that undertook the
most insane, uDprncpled. and disastrous war which
we were ever connected with IL was on the pre-
text that we engaged the boundes saness connected
with the SciDde annexation and II would well have
behled British merchants 10 have protested against be
ing supposed 10 have lent themselves 10 the doctrine
that structure OF solid commercial prosperity could be
bum upon foundation OF fraud, 1asehOod and spolia
ton, or that they desired anything beyond full fair. and
free permission TO exchange commodities which Others
wsnled Tor commodities with which they disposed
70 part and 10 pnrsue great and noble enterprises BY hon
orable and worthy means, With whatever indiher ence
these structures may be read the spot. where the
sweep OF events bewixi the habor and Breach Candy
the lighhouse and Pare, seems large enough for the
grasp OF ordinary hteects, II Is painful TO think that
though The same instrumentai,y by which American
State papers are placed al disposal will these obser
vatons be disseminated among the tens and hun OF
thousands OF readers OF which many OF the republic
can journals boast. Truth commands that should
spare no arrows British citizens must bear the shame
and The rcproach Of neglected or misperform duty"
The above canno, be more appropriately closed than
with the words Of Horace
"lvon f.mum er fa'gore. sea 81 (ua,o s@s ,uesm
COgitaf, ut spsciosd di bsnc npuaeaa 1u0nat !" .H
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THE PACIFIC RAiIRoAp.-The interest which this
grand enterprise il exctiag throughout the country
induces Us 10 lay before oar readers the valuable
letter OF Captain Marcy to the late Memphis con.
vsntion. We know OF no one possessed of more re-
liable information, derived from personal observation
aud exploration, touching the praccabily OF the pro-
posed road than Capt. Marcy. Hs letter will be found
to be highly interesting and to all who are attaching i'm.
poriancs to the project commend il as the result OF
the opinions OF gentleman OF high intelligence based
upon ample opportunities of acquiring reliable informa-
+ j sl.Ha
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JupeE HusskLr's rnAL AND .oov,rr,,--J,d u,h.
o'o o. Wisconsin, uas impcaehed and tried mon .r;
oes OF impeachment, Of which there were .,.v.n With
r'ys'ght specification. Ca thirty If II. .o.e;6.
cations, the vote Of aequtla wa. sn.piuou. ON ..v,n
-. one vote each for conviction and twenty three
"quH'a' on iour two Tor conviction and ,wen,y-tso
:" Ae''a' on ooe, four for conviction and twenty for
0" 'wo hve TO thirteen six, sx TO eighteen
y" I'VE seven TO seventeen; on -four. eight 10 sxteep
=" one ''ne 70 fifteen on one ten 10 fourteen and on
one, Twelve to twelve, We gather thi. result from the
Daily Wisconsin. .t.a =
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To the Editor of The Union: w..
few days since saw in your paper, copied from the
"MonooEahels tPa) Republican" intelligence 10 the e.
fect that old man, aged l2i years. formerly slave OF
General WasbinStos, was about to be taken 10 the
Worlds Fair Tor exhibition As OF the few living
monuments connecting directly he does The living
with the ilus,rious Father OF his Couury this old man
fail TO become object Of gr.a, attraction to The
multitude Of vsiiers nj the Worlds Fair and j, has oc
CURED that IL this venerable old man was placed
in comfortable but elevated position near the box
for the reception OF contributions TO The Washington
National Monument, il would Largely contribute 10 the
accompl shment oi this patriotic undertaking would
also auggest tina, he be provided with large number Of
small photographic prints Of the monumen, he given in
turn 10 contributors. IH5f. A vlRGiNIAN
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LcUisylLE, ally % The Santa Fe mail arrived indie.
rendence the 10th. James s. Webb of Santa Fo and
MAJOR Gordon OF The army, passengers. Every
thing remains quiet in New Mexico Col. Sumner
passed at Cotton Wooden on his way ST Louis. The
mail brings news OF interest. The party General
Garland and Gov Mcriwether the Arkansas also
large pa rrs Of traders and oheIs--al getting finely
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PoRrERs RIFLE Some Of the southern papers state
Ina, Colonel Porter the inventor Of the Porter FIRE
of which minute description will be foand in another
column. has cold one-balf Of his patent TO Gov }. C.
jones' Of Tennessee for s7oool This falls us, $780, 900
short OF the upth--hs cold one half for $4,000.
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hLrrss or Cor. WrrHERELL--Ths Penney lvan'sn
OF yesterday states thai Colonel John Price Weihsrel
lying dangerously H. lie vi-iied New York 10 company
with the President and returned TO Philadelphia seriously
ndsposed The Inquirer says ba, at ~ o'clock Friday
night be alive but. modification bad taken place.
bis death was hourly expected
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The national sefenads intended to have been gwen a
distinguished member Of the corps diomobqu, las,
ming, by gentlemen from the several States. the
OF his Departure, has been postponed until Monday
ming next when those Designing TO aid in the payment Of
tribute worth viii u ~, =, M on Pcopsylvania
avenue, between I3th and nth streets. - I.a @t
The Marine Band performs.
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CIAcsMrI. July y The Mississippi whig convention
assembled at Jackson IL the largest convention az
senbled inthe State Tor many years. Hon W A. Lake,
OF Veksbarg. chosen president and R. X Arthur of
Vcksburg, and Thomas Palmer, Of Jackson appolnisS
secretaries general committee oil ono so each county
was appointed. Francis M. Rogers nominated for
governor The convention denounced General Pierce for
appointing free soers office Mr.. Rogers has accepted
the animation
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TmpssrArIoH or roREres corvrTs.-A communca-
lion in the New York Journal al Commerce that
the writers when in Esrope eonvicts route to the
-eapos 10 be sen TO the United States, from the small
prncpsies Of Germany which too poor to pay the
expense OF prisons There Il doubt that this system
pracised to considerable extent in various parts OF
Europe - NsrA Apss,dss VA rs 1855
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July 81
NATIONAL EATING HOUxE-wALKER : eHAD0,a

NATIONAL EATING HOUSE.--WALKER 4 sAADO,O
IN Turtle SoapHaving been requested by Of
fne tu which will be to-day
steaks that will challenge competition
oud become impatient for tbs
have provided pque guard OF picked oysssrs Nor
steIs, levied crabs, &c "a
We supply Of woodcock h Norfolk shecps
all which brought
agency the particular Of patrons
We also Al length made
will he in daily receipt abundant supply
crabs during the entire which will take pleasure
ingu . n ususal recherche
Soup rendy at II O'Clock; families served ns usual.
July N-eow WALKER h sHADD.
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GEoRcA.-Judge Lot Warren has assumed the editorial
control Of the Georgia Courier, published at Albany. in
Georgia The Judge OF the Scott electoral can
ddaes in the late presidential contest bu, the Savannah
Republican says he IL nssnsnimous enough TO 20 for
Mr. jenkins Tor governor
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Nkw YoRx rresLAruRE-This body adjourned sns
d. the evening Of the 40 instant under good deal
OF excitement The two Park bills passed into laws
Thess measures in which the city Of New York has
lively interest The court OF impeachment, is summoned
to meet al the capitol on the 27lh instant
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GEORGIA WIG CONVENTION The Sandersville Geor.
gap says that esrns by private letter that convention
is contemplated ~ wings TO be held Macon Georsa
TO nominate third candidate, and to adopt the wing
national platform They are not content to take the
Jenk ns platform
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New ORLEAks.-In The week ending on The 7h in.
slant there iol cases OF yellow fever in the Charity
hospiia-35 fatal. ...
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KAssacHusETTs.-ExG Governor Briggs has been ap.
poiaed judge Of the court Of common pleas, in place Of
JUDGE MeIIick. raised to the supreme court.
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GS-At . meeting OF the Board 81 Directors Of .
Mccbantcs hold
follow ing resolution passed
RssoIped That the Of the Institute daily
Sundays ercepsed from 10 10 O'Clock
public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June I7--u .s4ast@u nseovding Secretary.
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GOOD sUGcrsTIoS.-"A virginian" makes good
suggestion in our paper to day. Will not the matter
receive proper attention in the proper quarters
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kEsTuuxY-The TWO candidates for Congress in the
Louisville district. Colonel Preston (whig) and Colone
English, tdemocratn are prosecuting animated can.
vass.
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CARDThe attention Of the public respectsiIy csed
furniture c6scts
OF the hate William kae Vice rrssden, Of the Un
To~sdsy July 26th ~ 10 o'cioch
Among superior piano.
chandssstas
mi rsre and beautiful payior ornaments
msdc order Para sad superior
quality. t#r a3t JAs o. MCGUIRE,
Jsy nd al .flAA AUcstoneer.
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LOUISIANA The democratic State convention meets al
Baton Rouge the LIST Of August, for the purpose Of
dominating candidates for treasurer, auditor and super
lntendeni OF public education
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These comprise all the appointments Il will be seen
that they divided nearly equal they could be,
without splitting of them being OF the bunker
and six OF the bamburner section.
"Ths Lunkers erjya monopoly of the appointments
MAIDS BY Collector Hochkiss at Lswiston one Of the
section having applied Here in Buffalo the app'i
cants wore than four hunkers to ono barnbufner
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"Messrs Stanton and Yerger appear to enjoy a most
pleasant canvass. Besides maintaining tho pere CT
Of courtesy In their personal Intercourse they
peai.dy RECALLED by their ow citizens wih ba
dinners, Re which all party feeling is carefully dis
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July %, 1858.
bees department United
the regulations
require that vessel leaving OF the United
should Le provided bill
which the number persons sp-
and The vessel
alteration that take
VI BY DEATH accden &C.,
bill health given BY the health officer Of such by
United Der
form days quarantine Should the intermediate port
the bill Of health from the health Office
br cerli6ed by Amercaa
required perform quarantine Of nc days. When
sci is bound from Turkish to another, the bill
taken from the Turkish health Office Of
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prr..rx.xr M sr.rv I.,v D, lax,

DErARrMESr STATE, July ~, 1853
Johns Puerto Rico that the
mined enforce strictly the
vessels coming different
produce bills OF health, with Spanish consul
attached there is al the Of
viii be subjected rigorous heavy
DErAKrsKsr STATE, July 1859.
Information has been received
Frankfort that reduction
articles imported into the States Of
effect n LIST Instant TO wit.
Tobacco leaves and from the Of 81
10 4 rr dollars cwt.
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DEFARIAEsT OF HIAIr.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, July ~, 1850
Information has been received this
coaul at Cahagena in New GrnnAds of
city the 3st Of May OF Ambrose A. Morton Of
Further information be cb,,insd application hi depart
inen
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TESHEssEC-Referrnk, TO the pending con,es, for Con-
gress in the Memphi, district between Messrs Stanton
ana Yerger, the Appeal saws
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ny =. G. Me<sUIRE. Awesssassr. nr5s.H a-ae
CXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PINE OIL PAINT
~ ise Engraving and Large Collection OF MacsMassovs
Books aucsnOn Thursday July Se ocoek.
shall residence II Mrs side of
iSh and 18th her End hoassboA
enects, consisting in Of r..ef r5a Ed ..I#sM
H Mahogany sofa-, psfsor chairs, orker a.sm
. Do ssd maple sect chair s4 -
THF DO cheuy soA maple se1ssesds $50 = r.t4
Dressing hsresas. wssdrcAsa wassssanAs
pillows, towel nshns
Besacu ii suAk wsk usst'resses
IscoAnG painted window snsdes
u wtnAsw cnrssins, cnvntce, ana "ss~Fes
Ks Astral lamp csrde~bsas, clock
t,oukss sd osh~r Nse itcsS A~
valuable oil paintings and enNravisCs
RES pove poems, mssss.~s
and snA other scenuhs, tssay
uzcf 40 4
under, credit ~ two
for notes satisfactorily endowed Bearing istrss
~ f.,s.sE ss.aaaNG #s5 Jas. =, he0Ufnk,
July Nd Dali #H AsstessW,
. -- - 80 4 i !. n. y. ga " " - .a-s
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With view OF impressing upon the government Of
the United States the importance Of Cuba in CONNER
cal point OF view, the New Orleans Della gives the an
nexed statement Of our export and import trade with that
island:
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AsoTnrR IarosuRE.-in answer 10 the charge OF the
Louisville Journal, that The Hon w j. Brown, lately
appointed mail agent, is free soer, that gentleman
makes the following conclusive reply. His reply is in the
Indiana Sentinel, OF which Mr. Brown is the editor
The Louisville Journal gives the appointment OF VIM.
Brown evidence that Presiden, Pierce i, bestow-
ss his patronage free soers Does the editor Of the
Journal know that VIM Brown on all OCCASION. voted
against me Wimot provso, willis, than eight
northern wings voted with him and that he voted for the
PROMISE the fugitive,lsve law inclusive whilst bu,
northern whg tCo Taylor, 81 Ohio) voted fJr all these
measures 7" .fa
ASD ASorBER.-Thc Hon. Mr. Hughes, member Of
Congress from The Washington county district in New
York, was charged with free soism. and with securing
the large local patronage Of his district exclusively fot
free-soier The Sandy Hill, Herald, national paper,
puts the charge to rest. and says;
1" NrA@&Y livery Isrs RrAsT In the county
land other local patronage in the gif OF
Mr. II is filed with LEADING and INFLUENTIAL Huskrss-
ncR who supported Gen. Csss-who have, aud who
will, stand by tho national democacy. and will al
wsys be found ready to do battle against any that
present itself"
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DIED,

At Savannah, Georgia, 10Th instant CoRSELiA Az
GUsrA wife Judge KNRy r. JAoHsop that and
sister OF HaHnu X DAvrrrosr, Unitsd states navy.
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Sales Tomorrow.
by GREEN 4 sUurr, Aues,oneers.

by GREEN Il SCOTT. Auetsoneers. ufa
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON Ii STREET,
New York the 25lh shall
SELL premises at hafpst O'Clock, AZ los
No. 52 having running
back 80 AZ inches, between New
y sgl.H
Terms One fourth cnh balance twelve, and esghssn
months bearing decd and deed Of
taken. All conveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser
GREEN & SCOTT.
July ed AucuoUoen.
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ny H N. sTRATrOy. Aactie~esr,

(Pernsyrania south side, TsnfA arssf)
4 RUsrEE's SALE or DRY GOODS, &c, AT AUCTION
Tuesday July u, 10 O'Clock,
following goods
Black and coored silks, bereses and bercgs dsiaines
n Swiss maslins
Canbric, embroidered, lace handkerchief
Cbimesetry under sleeves, and collars
Ihs, Ineps table and piano
Silk and handkcrchef
Genuine " Parrons' spool cotton
Bleached and brown shifting and sbeennI
Musiins hosiery, &C., &c.
Terms cash. ..
July2f
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lhe eiesranees from Cuba to ports in the United States
IN loa7 amount TO tonnage OF lOo,72a
To show The danger OF permitting Cuba to fall INTO
the han'ts Of any other power than Spain, the Delta
adds tina, the annual value in 1877 OF the American
trade passing through the Gulf is two hundred millions
employing an a1greg ale tonnage OF 20ool2 One fourth
oil The commerce OF Cuba is alleged BY the Delta 10 be
WIN The Ua'ed States. II concludes lis article with the
following expression OF opinion
Looking at these facts the continuance OF Cuba
the dominion OF Spain, cession TO another aud ormi.
dable power OF It's acquisition by the United States the
question OF It's destiny Of the por.ant and mo-
mentou, of the pre- sen, time
I'VE VIII not waste argument in attempting drmoa.
s"ae hat Cuoa could neither become
ee'gny nor ali In the possession of European nation
ihe United States viii resist to the last extremity the
adjustment Of any foreign power in America The very
statement Of such desire bears its absurdy upon it's
face"
Tfx,s.-The Nacosdoches Chronicle OF the 5h instant
says,
"Col s @. Banton of Bastrop, has announced himself
as the whig candidate for Congress in the district
The held now sands-Scnuy, Bell, Lewis, Blake, and
Blanton The is evidently between scurry and Bell
with the chances rather In favor of the latter II Lewis
and Blake were ont of the way Scury would Bell
but unless the opposition TO Bell is one
mar, he Is certain to be elected 81, ntemen, IL you
expect to beat the governor, you adopt different
linc OF policy from that you pursuing
I'VE are outsiders, aud have right advise in the
matter, yet VIC should like z'ngy hear Bll Scnny's
honost laugh ringing through the Capolan halls at the
Guy nognifcent distances ="
The same paper states that whg convention met at
Washington few days before, at which Judge Ochilree
was nominated for governor, and COL J. T. Kirby for
lieutenant governor. They dominated Col B. F. Ca
uhers for Congress in the district Ii will be re-
freshng TO the Boston Alias and New York Tribune 10
see the spunk Of The wings even in Texas The Chron-
Gle doubts whether Judge Ochtree will do so foolish
thing 10 accept bu, says he may consent to be made
bugbear again to keep the democratic asfrants in or.
der.
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4, lRl.E private residence for sapeIn of the
II locations sought
iii .uissbse b~dnes, had
be Obtained by applying the suh~cbc the Of 9Th
ssv~> and Louisiana
judy a-ss II $ n JHo. n. NccALLA, ssen,
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nsD EwrI c. and all hsNAs ~ staple 9e~@s.Wc will
open supply Of domestic goods consisting Of
shtvsings o the ehoice males & etNA
trts, -ns styles, suitable for chdrcns
DART styce .sssbse fbr the fall r. @
Also hsapc. ginghams Ir-h linens
snrdkerchi~f Sach silks check csnnbrcs
wanting
W vii. offer NJ the lowest Psscss
~ sIta z ~, w. y. saUsTRn h CO., 3
l. less taiea h street, Pcpasyvsns
Jaly 24-so3,f .a.fn 4NFaE ttre
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MISSISSIPPI WING CokvEkTtoN.-The wings OF Missis-
sippi in convention Jackson on the tith instant
and nominated the following ticket:
r NJ. Rogers, for governor.
James A. Horne. for secretary OF State.
Daniel r. RUSSELL for auditor OF public accounts
George II. Foo,e, for attorney general
The convention adopted resolutions endorsing the whg
platform adopted by the las, Baltimore Convention in
1854 and express their lasting obligations those noble
statesmen who SO gallanlly STOOD by the Compromise Of
$780, and who advocated arquiescencs nnsl
temen OF great sectional controversies" They con.
denim the appointments of President Pierce. asserting
tha, he has appointed ree-soes and sscessonis,s in
violation of the doctrines OF his inaugural. We may
now lock oI animated con,es, in Mississippi. The
wings make the fight usder their old choosing
10 follow the example OF the Georgia wings.
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rf seventh Of this college
September,
erm on Monday IN the allowing February.
professors The
her Of attendance se~ou WI. The
ihs sceueAc II tho Uaisr stssss Military
Academy history, English
i,agaa9c.. a
Including civil eneseerins modern
mNn e. &
The military
know'sdss, discipline, hesh and paysicai develop
uou, boadns, fuel lights, wssbng
md n furniture snd -
Surgeons ~ aAAress
smith, ESQ Louisville, kentucky Johnson,
street. osi.sns, r. n. JobHsoa, superintendent
in f-&F ffN Nftfy -N6t a#@ NJ
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By y. q. MCGUIRE, Auct,onesr

By y. q. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
@ e0n CORPORATION ON WASHINGTON Blk PER CENT.
OIUUU stock auconOn Monday afternoon, July
* O'clock auction shall SELL by order Of ths Or
phans Court, 81 800 corporation Of Washington stock.
Terms cash, In bsnkable funds. ue"k
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aucionccx.
VIII he added
$500 Patriotic Bank OF Washington stock. 1919. M
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
July ed Auciioneer.
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Mount 80. nary's College, near ErnsnittsAarg, M.
THE studies Mount Msu,s
eth OF August and the WEDNESDAY
OF June. ~
0Ofor msooths
advance afterwards go for each hall
payable The charges ~
(which stud.s) esch 30
and spanish, tsiso optionaI) zach "a
students and usned 10 the
practice OF Cshose religion. Fs1I 80 -
a JOHN McCAFfRRY, D. D., r
July 2D-d2w sse1at l##uH .nea #asE tu Prestasss.
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VALUABLE Family Book pvse~ ~ censs.-Brief ,ed
directions and simple surgical operations In ~ acc
poison insscss, irjnrse-
medical recipes STICK cookery
by Physician Of Washington vos -ss- II
100 9t1 TAYLOR 4 MAuRY's
JuIy 81 tin5 20 E1 Bookssn~s, near osh II.
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HANDSOME Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE. WITH BnsUx
III bsidina s1c'soaOa TAes1v,
ae,h Instant shall sell, osi'ck m lets - ~
Mo- ga between
frnnvsnia containing ~ 0s fest tssAss IT, Assss
god saassA
roons Rscsasay sohssas ~
property enclosed, and high ~
Terms balance twejvx. eAna>on AL
months The purchaser sivs ~ ~ dys1 pay
from day sale.
of taken Tide indsrusshs. slazs 0 8fr4 ~ 1855
4 49,. s6.@ Ua GREEN SCOTT,
July 81 lss-t ~ Avetlssssrs
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A HtHE Chance TO CapttaIists Tor . PventAABe L.
"A vcsmenH, Hotel Od Point Comfort, vrgaia
pubic
ncsday tho 2$h Of August he premises their ss
disins and kitchen furniture, hosses, ~,
sc.
The wide .ad reputation OF Old Pon, cofs, ID. sspsro, -.
bathing and other
render heightened popsas wsssae
piscs entirely ..9. q. asf -
Sale positive Terms liberal, msAs me
day Of sale. ..#s .s.r-ss.
fo..eps given any orsosss sell
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