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...r. H#5 EsARp rsusrkxs. Y. t ..... H.....
IT. Rev, WILLIAM MEADs, u. d., President. #3. Fl
Rev T. I. ClsrLEsAs Vice President .rt r..#.". n
WILLIAM KINNEY.
THOMAS ,. htiosIs. ..
FsAscIsaT. 5TMsLiKs, nj. u. 4 ..H4". r" # .....
BEsJAaIn CKAwFoRs. '.#aMNama4 Is.
PIkI Powers. .s4.s.. ..... .E... ~. ..#.#.
JAMES Po
N. X. TRoUr Secretary Y
& ~ Rev. II II. PmLLirs, A. NJ. Principal. ..' a@ j.
New. J. q WnsAr1A Al Vice Principal. 0fA .#"E
y " EsoE Professor OF Music =l4 ef rH
Mons ., DE kSzK, Professor Of Langssses, 7sf.u
THIS institution beautifully located retired Of 5aunon
Virginia This buildings 1916 by company
gentlemen IN different Stale,
ahd solars, with Of their daughters
p educational advantages IL IL furnished comfortable
ye ana has excellent apparatus and wesorced library
Perhaps Tor sainby Of atmosphere purity OF wafer refined society
aud easy access OF the state enjoys superior
nsI session win be opened Sep e"be m The Of study
extensive and be instruction thorough The various
under The care Of masters OF and successful espeence
The discipline and of the
experience of nearly quarter OF century. KILL 2.
Hoard and the English session Of 10 msnt 9lS5 No
extras, except for music, languages, drawing a &
following StaunIOn--Hon III. H..
STUART d. r T. Strblne, Judge L. r. Thompson;
~ Clage Bur Harmon, Charlottesville William
Dabaey Fredericksburg Goodwin
eaq.; MonroeA. r. Csperton Taylor
esq OrnngcMajor John Lee Washington, H. C-I
csq Alabuma-Judge Reavis '......'
For circular, &C, address the principal ''
Aug 5-3aw4wcD .H' y"
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Il. NJ y,
0Nhe petition Of John H. Tins of Newark New Jersey
ing for the extension Of pa'sn granted 70 him r thirty
cars, years expiration Of
s, patent which nses on the ,hyh day Of October
Iii ordered thai e said petition be heard At the Patent Once
sons ss usas 20 appear and show cause any they have why
opposing required Patent
once the. specially sci forth w,i.g sas, ,wea
be used the said hearing must be taken and accord
cation. ass, s1I igra 4F "
Ordered .'e hai this notice Be pashea in tho Union Inl
Phadslpia pennsyvsna; Even1s Post, New York Boston
for pcvou. to third day Of
S-''"-' - CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of
rsEiors papor, please copy, hei,
hills ihs Patent Oce, with containing this
1uy .
! AW NOrIoE-sIDNEY . BAX FER, a,q aaornvy general
He practise Supreme United states,
of ns District OF Coumbn and attend to professional
ONO. building AZ street. fPcnnsyvu
MIA avsnss.,1t
Hon il. Allen, Hon, wm. Daniel,
Hon y Lee Of The Court ., Or Appeal; q Virginia
To the senators and members Of Congress from Virginia
rLoBE IssURAsCE COMPANY, OF Ute. Ne York.
VI asnast nf marine losses aud inland transportation q H.
COVENTRY, presidents JoHs Brows, .ecre,ag
May i3-2awr Seventh ST, opposite odd relows' Hall
VItaiSIx LAND sUi,IP.--Tb. undersigned, having had
twenty vnrsia military
claims revolutionary records
the such Chains under
1885, and will purcas, and sell land
on commission.
III r fre7 k1r. yssPAsIAN ELLIS,
June 22-eodf Irving Hotel
EARM sale nwdrta nsy, yfryfris, with
miles Of the the rrcridcsts
House by OF yeogvto~ viii sell reasonable
fom, tbeco located above within mile of
Ba- Gross Roads hundred twenty There
the residue cleared Much the OF this m rich
including twenty thirty winch might be sdvsptaycous
made who disposed purchase
referred John hall, Ninth Pennsylvania
avenue, or iorsiio Ball, on adjacent EARN. ~. VI.
May yIi-eodu MRn.E+I#a .t..+t WM BALL.
NEW SPRING GOoDS-r. W. BROWNING, merchsn
Of the citzens wasngon, sapse hi. su,nor
web selected assortment of French cloths
imptfed for the Beibs drtrned
Uos 10 the fullest e,ien The popular pdncSes ef low prices and
pubctnsy he win ofsr whole clothes
s and $40 and thus the o the
securing stock OF goods be either
cor,w qusi'y With thanks his ends the liberal
ppnase horasos extended 70 him, hs soc OF
The same. l-. . ..~ Mara
select Boarding and Day school for You ng Ladies'
TUE academic Of s sehoo opposite Judiciary Square
and fs Dr Cobman's, will ya.sdsy
tsmse Soh. Ths Instruction.
thorough substantial education and, In all
conducted Msdesnoseis hor,
be had subscriber rhiedeyhis
,e1scr st And assr that at Washington. = -
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FREDERICK ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
IL. ". NJ. FL ~ .U#.t#1
rssrusicK orrr, sAssLAsr- Ht.a ENa... -.a
THE exercises viii be resumed the fr.t Mo.
day In Septsmber. ." ....l
=. d = 5aH
Board tuition French Language f dcsire m soo
Stationery, washing, rnendinr, bed bedding, doctors
piano, guitar iorns an Hdd'ous charge,
German, Italian and spanish rrurgcs
psuuny se~r-c charges Enusnc. -
Boad. pay charge, seu annually in advance Day
scholars quarterly. =
Pup arc during the md the charge
the date Of their entrance Those OF any dsnou
inaot admitted, asrH a.#.f .#rU ~.
Aog i3-scp' ....f -ta .s.. ~ f HY.s t.l 4.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
"" hCIIOOI<. +. ...

THE his school 10 College Hill, where
commoGous building being 6ed for It's reception As the
preparatory the Columbian College, will continue
character Of strictly select school, designed laying
tbe foundston OF thorough Ensh, classical and
education The will the 18th Of Sep
tei and o n OF f#.#r.
Terms SI2 80 quarter payable in advance At small add
vered college chemistry geology and mneraosy, and also TO
professor Ia that department. ..45HE .. ...#r U.. =
Pup may the college under the special and
rincndence oi the principal .f. .s r. - .. ~.
The Necessary expenses boarding win be
$3.50 per academic year. and Of weekly boader will
$50. .. s - ! = -.
GEORGE s. BACON,
n..s.a .s.. ...........H #.... 4. Pnncpal-
Re, The faculty OF the Columbian College Colonel j. J. Ed
Colonel Peter Force William Gunon, L. D. Gale,
Oc. Wilson, the Land Of
c. &. Jsu-, OF the Smithsonian Igsims.
law Indy CO Hr-.. F. r".#
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tn-
Firs. cabin, main saloon Sl9
r,.
and pass through the post Office
bills Of indDg will ba signed Tia day of sailing. " .
experienced is saiiachcd " each steamer.
FoTfreisbt OF passage apply u 80 II 4 a.r...s 4
rEhA ~ MOLIER, SAND, & RTERA, % South ST., NJ. "
#ef rp G. A. lIElNCkEN q CO., Rv~nen. tt 't#t " H
a.laA MARTINEAU, OROSKEY, Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELlN, HavSe. NJ .4lrV aH s te
Isuo DIN
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oy Pehnsyfvs snrr asAr,. sno .fdI bs94en f and ak
sw.f. Is docr a Ismh' sps se,gry prs
avJ p,Ats, hvsn MT u df ,srs otdtt at saeh
pcs hst will please undersigned with tbe wnk
with subscfef ednW
dertiy anticipates public Old chairs recsned
nted Grateful
the undersigned respectfully soci continusnce o ie
@-.om RoBT. N. WALNsLEY.
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rom RENrst two sey hfies hc"se cen~n'ns e's~
sw,o, ~ the norh~ss, e~nes ~ sasen"'ss s.s
a., spacious gouoAsa
rnn,stnns wa,e fuit tree- grapes &c Rent ef1
=. ,vua -
fowles building, nem eornef o s"a
9-TFssn
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ORANGE, AND ALEXANDRIA NAILNOAD.
CHANGE Of HOURS
&N .

IN after Wednesday, June 1858, daily Sunday
cepedl will be this agecaby following
rEa.5t.sT
for Warenon and intermediate points will leave the
uun corner Of Duke and Henry Streets al o'clock, am
Returning win Wnrenon quarter O'clock M
.uiving Alexandria quarter before O'Clock, m
Cuipepcr Aicx intermediate points
o'clock, n. .a.tEt a#n . 4 la a..sa t.tA
Returning viii leave Alexandria at O'Clock, arriving in
Culpeper q quarter after q O'Clock.
daily iunnns Gordonsvie and Culpeper,
coasexiuA Virginia
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PROPOSALS, received wrtu 3Oth inst ny
Of hickory snd 100
thereof ~. mar ss co.D
of of the Treasury DE
The wood TO be Of he best ausitywsu .caoneda
yard without
of N. besi auatyai
ed--sob enclosure
TssAsunr D.rAsrsxrr. Aug ~, lss3 5s7tUa 7BsHE1 sH
Aug ls-eodt9ohA Aue t. II .#.tgg.5.s .e4G Il 4# II
: aHE flu,elisercsr ard Even. Star cory ]
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n lie penson whom
required proposals the again invited
re- tAa.. at''a.h.s 5..tt
Proposals day of ne for
the removal Of oosucions the Red tLous
ana oeeasoned y the a and I keeping the said navigation ee
proposals not 20 exceed the sum Of
win propose remove said ra and TO
the navigation obstruction thereby
od specifying IN his bid the me Ia which proposes
prs the reiovuI ta
day or Juae 1855; and number
removal during which he bnds himself
tioi free rsit obstruction, ts'. = t-s m.
The will
twn good saraies each for tho Of $4,000 conditioned
faithful execution Of The Each bidder will
surefies,
sign his bond nbove and the
sde hsm worth SIa 900 and above all debts ab-
piled win. -ast ft go tba .lH ssa ln
ss01aS Ota 4d Terms Of Payment. ljR ia aIaaE8#
or Of 800 appropriated object $50 900
shall be paid ths work Of removing adsances
ra has been removed the shall be oce mp
pointed by the War departments II shall appear such Is
OF $50 OJo the portion removed shnli the entire
yded 20 paniai shall e made than tenth Of
nua ns,anshts corrapsndng number with numbeT OF
during which thc snu bind hmef,o keep navga
Each bid for the whole wokiat for the removal
the ah aud for keeping the for specified period No
The proposals will be addressed marked
envelope, eProposals for removing Red Tait'
The War Department reserves 10 Itself the right OF awarding mo
contract according 70 us own Judgment of The most favorable bid
and the responsible bidder lE]a A e t ,@ t3 .t
Washington, D. G.; Cincinnati Gazette Cneinnati Ohio; Louis
vile Jornai Louisville kentucky Louis Louis,
Bullriin
Gazette and Democrat Little ck Arkansas Telegraph Wash
ington, Arkansas. J. J. ALERT,
July ls-dactS2awta0sep o lg.'5El 3a' TT 4 -",
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DkIIsi BELLS n Ellis The sasseriser. oanuaacur.

QkLISi BELLS BELLS !-The rabserbers manufacture
constantly hand all rzes Of church. factory
belle These
bells hung patent movcabis
cspper will strike
place, which Is deasse after bell has been few
springs All eiappcr
thereby psolongng
the in ~ This
found
We written that church bells break ~iias
viii
The OF all bells warranted Nearly 5000 bells
which the
gold
fairs the hest bells for
tonen We PARTICULAR atennoa getting peals
chimes refer those furnished by Our oundy Is
wi fe~
establishment
Usi~d Of
hned We beii
he taken In exchange
Levels, Ac, constantly On hand hddress
80 - - 9t|.. A MENEELY's SONS,
May 2l-Iydhep ## r. Wes, Troy N. ".
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VAIuABGs GARDEN AND AURrcULTuRaL FARM NEAR
,us the s s sp MssS s @ s.s s S% %,
%I asss he sTs ass %.s @ % =, s
whfeh cleared and ia high state Of eu'nysnon having been
ofe sr.e, called g. E,rsss which is wen isry
a1d q u Ts adapted 70 the s a,0wh
chsd o. ssers zee. u varc. s@a. bearing Order
Ths,~psov.as~,. srce~e, dwelling
so9s ss %.'d . Ss w. = s
sr.nt ~1,s In the yard and perpetual prns about ssny
one q nss -. mos, sssay s."n. !. he S,.sq " "
crop 10 the s,oasa .a aSoo s. can
gwen ims,sA..'.y ana, The sale. nsssa'esd- y e.
s varesa-.r sv. psym,r., bearing
,ae t.y o .ss as.ed sves aud deed ofua-' taken
r-r4oa- premises cal. p,.vou.
,ss sn ''' 90 Green s scSrT 70
Maryland Military Assss;s: o1for' Talbot c"""'y'
louN ALLEN up-nsas.n graduate Of u, United stats.
iu-,iu,on van cos'.ncr FRS, Monday in October
rrs sso pes Modem languages. d.wsr and music
sr Ths academy penin-us snrmca~d by salt
ws retired and my position :, hs. facility q
Asee.s by .,sambos iro" Ma nss. @ az w..,r
Gpss. Nancy, nd ss. Marpsy o ssi~o~ street.
Rsunors, o. by application he superintendent . l
EFT fs bds a.hal Rxvrrssoss.si sttaagsa .l sa '1
3: e: isss' fsss' tsss
ss' ss s,ss I,ss, ,gss.,r N s.'sv's s'
cd W WI sp.., DATED State. .,m,, New or'sn' \.
hsF-sods~' II - -a41 I lll..----4-l- -.-4lli-l
TnE UNION ACADEMY corner Of is'n street "~d
=. aicaARns. a. ~. Principal, ". S. 81 ~
and Uror Fsssn. Ae.p,~s Ash sce,, se~ce, Nee
ssaHl rs ,l ysrs u s~~.s, lf1ey 7t9 sp
vYJ Mr. 70 pfCHARbs, Principal, 80. y .
viii hSt t ssapA saSAsssasss us ,b. hr-t sa secdns
IA July and ~. 9psn % r. aoasp s.ens
Asm', Boos..,. ~ 7-sm
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DARN FOR farm containing Al scre adjoining
premises Minor The
peach orchard
II haA delightful well OF water In the
ht market the soil IL we'll
vegetables and fruits and IL at this time
good There Is sufficient quantity of tim
@desry purpose Of Mrs Elr preuises
Is codtt' s0u E.. .U# .HE## fr#n. .##
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mAGNIFiCESr MARYLAND LOTTERIES.

MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LUTTENIEss
~".Nh. FOR sKrrENsEK, 1852. E..
PAYMENT or PRIZES GUARANTEED BY TIE STATE OF
s.v4#In# MARYLAND 3.0@IUH.I
EGERTON d BROTHER,
Regular licensed sssD the Maryland, south
y a. street and Exchange Place. Baltimore fra
The following splendid schemes particularly worthy the
tenlon tbe public biaa
ever drawn an the Unilsd blsirs a .s 8HN#l
RICH ONE DOLLAR SCHEME 1.I altN ..E
On Tuesday, September g. 1883.
PATApsCo INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
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DEvEUAL THINGs-we M prepared o decided
- bargains Ntieles below = lts. @ENa|-
Real all Hncn' sieetisss, Of nridhs
pillow
40 pieces " pure all iinsnu table diapers and dsmasks
An endless table napkins, towels, ow.iinrm
cheap
37t cents per yard and upwards, kinds
qualities made a. q. .=.
Seekers % ciss. OF pure linen goods should n justice
T themselves, srnnpc q 4 .ts-fNA' ~
shtine IL
. hssts mad Fl u + .
pieces boinha-ns and Of grades, with all
other mourning goods, constantly hand
20 pieces white can,br,c brilante-, three qualities
I5 thsch Jscon-t oarrbre musiins all qoainss
4 carton csmbfic and nus,in hands
plain Swiss, muslns .s.rs
10 white cnnbric India wills
srdkcrcbieh
ohsnp linen cambrics and French hsttss lawns
10 pieces wine cloths and doyi~s assorted colors
Also fun stock Of all kinds OF goods
which W mskisg daily add,tions III
II will snord pleasure
Qy- Terms all
@ Good articles, low prices and fair dealing be relied
all cases, 4.. NJ
.I. #Nh&4f s#aaaa FERRY BROTHER,
-.-- Miss Defmoh's building, opposite Centre Market
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I stssTne public esn.ior.d ssir- purchasing warrant
IL No 0eoA ss-w~d sh February is57y IN
yFmis oJ srrcs sd .sr ~ VI ra,us
city c,ves has been filed
the issue ~ prnf Tor the arp'icso
the Frnon omce " weeks from this dats duplicate Of rsd
warrant Y. y, MYER, Agent
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NEW DOMESTIC day GOODs-Tbe ru'sotibsr. have
well selected stock Of domestic dry
rood consist follows T. Z
30 ph lo4 and ia 6ne linen sbeena-, very cheap
:, ~ 90 90 90 90 pillow pillow case upaa.
N 90 do do ~ do cotton, round twist
10 blesched brown linen table damas~., all
widths, qualities, and prices
Scotch, kusa hue sbsck towclnes
Snnw-drop and damssk table napkins !.
nd doyies ~ ,.tssE Irs ~. ~.
IIastons bcached and bro~n Canton hauneis
rounds hes, Irish linens, ali pure linen ..a
5c,xes best shirtinI cotons, at low prices
~ pieces ksw York rslIls, improved ....r MSS n
50 brown sbirtinss and shectinEs .
rs DO hpe Manchesier gingpsms ..a r au
IS do styles fAr caicoes .A ..sf... r#s vsa.
IS DO hne white camhrics. from ~ TO p cents
Iaenp do
'l do 6nc striped plain mosiins, " TO 2J cents
20 de- 6oe white and rcd hasncis fsa.ssf .-.5H 81
He'd ticking. striped and plaid cottons go # . ,.fr.
30 fine plain and embroidered Grape shawt which VIII be
sold very gres, bargains .T.Y..f..f5.-,i -
Is lace and embroidered usntles, Mt half price.
stock ~ silks snd all obr kinds of
meg will beow uivff original cost We ear
nesny so call from ~to wish 10 purcha-c
n l1't- si " MAGRUDER a CALVERT.
Aug 2t-aa~2w ... 4 .+1a .5 !, e...'. +. + r. .#..rr
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General Claim Agency.
AGENT and Atrornev for n

y A. SOMMERVILLE Agent and Attorney prosecution
H. Of pension land and description Of claims
gess the executive departments Virginia and land
bought, sold References forms,
forwarded per mail upon t5#GaH H4TEE St
Ofcs Th Post Oce Posiages
on e" must be prepaid insure attention. Address above
Washington, u. G. July I5-Iaw3mod&cp
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rENrTESrIARy,

ovrtcs Pvsfrsrrtasv, u. c.,
n4 #.tr at p. t..f 81 60 Washington, July ~, 1853.
Proposals., Wood
y received Office until the 18th
o'cIpoh, 4Hf 3L.I Ih nv. HE
40 cords u hsLs a~cord good wood, Of medium
and free from jimbr or IMP wood r. #.ff fr r
cord pine wood. ..# .#..
90 tors nj dasla aphrecit, rate coal. ~ t "a AEt
IN. abov. aeavsred Al the Psnientary wharf. 1N
ft'f THUsAs THORNLEY, g
I,v On aawtts Auq n s#4f Warden.
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Dsrscssors f~w the Trsst~se~t 80 40
ID puv-ued
and directions Sos performing
wh,eh sdd~da s~ medical recipes
iiosr cookery. Price y cents f3 t3tE @8h Is ~
~ ~, III ht. fs5H41d1fo sale by ee 1907 81 Et.lf
h Aug III ... ,....x.f 4 ,'.a.,.r. rRANCK TAYLOR
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NyTMA INSU0ANCE COMPANY, uf Unea. New Work.
III FIRE, t~tas transportation Jous
presidents H. II. HAwLnv .ecrsary Gspt'ai t7o1c
sii t1f utt1Hid,e cEiAs DE sEIDtNG, Asess,
May ~ aasv1 Eleventh. ss opposite ODD veAsvs' Hail
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'rwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eIsby
situated modern hauss with marble
&c., containing eleven each,
gentee family, viii be rented upon favorable
punctuai tenant, ON application 10
4. ~ sTRATTON,
Auetiouerr and Commission Merchant,
South side Pcnnsyv between 9th l0ti
AMI
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in
swor appointed porpc.e, thus
"a the purchaser dawms tHUgsI Ma n
A single either Of sbo,e lotteries draw the four
highest prizes the schemes. VII f. Il ~ tHh' 800
Invariably by mail encle-ine the tick
envelope, observing rctes, Confidence sud ssf
pei~sed
by ocer., with written explanation OF he
pryes bought ONCE payable immediately after
drawing Bssk Of sac taken
tickets. s.FFe Ell. sUf .ea.a.4La tag ~
Corr p6dcncs In regularity
~ ,hcssssd ovdsrs con'sn'ns
and bank part. United States
mscsrry In making odd change
sssnps be obtained Pay to
and prepay HEH sM- G9l4 kgl.sl e }
ordas tickets enclose the money nsd direct The letter 10
csnh mention post Once, county and
STATE. a4DHeHI wEtFrNNfl iA Htf-f#t ..4.i
IL has many n~pes happeped have made
had Of personal
t.rview. ri, ~. a,.-....,,. w
oAsee, ceun and state. W
The attended oAce VIII fully suhessy~
saying good prize only 10 sd
drss. line to .a.-.yLt.... ..I.#.
n .gF--'-# ss E s4nls. EcERroS BRo.,
.#a a. ONCE Z.
Aps e7-snMkcp ~ .H8aav ~ aaf baltimore. Msryisnds
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nARBiE MAHTELs-sIA~ble wcrks.-The spbsc rbsr
MI bes- friends aud the public inst he has
raetei. comprising sfenns
LA ap.r.b bspk rsrh,e,
plain, qu.Iy s'yls and superior finish
cash Also, marble
ob. marble for window si lin
mstbse
sosprdns, eslcin-d plaster. "a 50 PEI barrel s
Also Of Connecticut brown stone, Ns~fa
flags building lie invites The ni'en
h.iders stock. win sndeavor
satisfaction i who may favor hi,a with ,he, orders
| .##u.UUa II 3 EEa y II wM RUTHERFORD, #ul
| July g2-Aawsm On street, l2rh and 18th,
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP WANTED .--Th. undersigned
will highest meftr viKtr,s land scrip
F-Rat. (. .'tA fhh Z 2 'NNtea EVANS FAINT,
1o yshr6W tsn sdf ue bsrrar oproA- ,,e r,r.~.ry
Jens aAA&~s~ a7oio sfIsua ssrl Ffn.na tai2 ssm,'g
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% certificates sf packages In
prompt
dra will be mmediaiey after IL
all who order from .Naa.
~. Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Aur 23-3tawd6c #...a Wilmington, Delaware.
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rablI.hed by James Harper.l


bed, and covered them; and then
called for help, but to no purpose
knowing that the children must soon
perish in that situation, and being
pierced to the heart by their dis
tressing shrieks, he wrapped mem all
in a coverlet, and attempted to
carry them on his shoulder, but was
soon blown down, and the children
separated from him by the violence
of the wind.
Finding it impossible TO carry
them all, he left the youngest, the
one who happened to be dressed,
placing it by the side Of large log.
He then attempted to carry the other
two, but was soon stopped as before.
He then took them, one under each
arm, with no other clothing than
their shirts. and in this way, al
though blown down every few rods,
he arrived at bis house, after being
absent about two hours. The child
rem, though frozen stiff, were alive,
but died within few minutes. Mr..
Browns hands and feet were badly
frozen, and he was so much chilled
and exhausted as to be unable TO re-
turn for the child left behind.
The wind continued IFS severity,
and no neighbor called until the
afternoon, when there was every
reason to believe the child left was
dead. Towards sunset a physician
and some other neighbors arrived,
several of whom went in search OF
the other child, which was found and
brought in dead. The lives OF the
parents were saved, but they were
left childless."
Mr.. Brown, we are informed by
gentleman of Sanbornton, lived until
a few years ago, but never recovered
from the effects of that day. He
became nearly or quite blind, and
thus as long as he lived.
". Y. Statesman.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-03-31

SINGULAR DIscovERY.-Dr. Tins
ly, an English practitioner OF long
experience in Cuba, has discovered in
the course oI his practice in cases oil
smallpox, that vaccine virus, after
once having passed through a negro's
system, becomes useless as a preven-
tion TO the white race. II this be
true, it is fact which should be uni.
versally known, and vaccination
with such virus carefully avoided
We should like to have the opinions
OF some Of our eminent physicians as
TO the probable truth OF DIR. Tinsly's
views on the subject. 1t is true that
one fact is worth a dozen theories,
but the matter of importance to the
world is, as 10 whether or not the fact
has been ascertained by sufficient
proof.-COlum6Hs (Ga.) Eng.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-03-31

THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The New
York hi,rOr fears that their crystal
palace building will not be completed
in time for the opening Of The great
fair on the first Of May. 1t gives
good reasons for the doubt:
What changes a month or two
will bring about, we do not venture
TO say; but at present the whole
vicinity is a broken, desolate, uninvi-
ting suburb. The massive reservoir
dignifies the neighborhood indeed,
but the other objects i'll comport
with it. A few brick buildings Of
the better class have been erected.
But the vacant lots, the pits filled
with water, the ragged rocks set
ungraded, the relics Of country shan
Ties, the general muddiness Of the
scene-all combine 10 produce a
thorough disappointment in the mind
OF the visitor who has gone up to
40ih-street to take a look at the
place where the Great Fair is TO be
held. -.r ro