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Nos'ss IL Assav following described
stocks u The United States this
cae nnre between day Of
vember those stocks amounting in the
10 SSo%s 0c, IN me and hereinafter men
TONED,
In case OF contingent competition within
preference VIII be gwen the order OF
may be oueTrd The ceThcass, duly assigned United
States by The who
be ansnite shis department; upon the receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded following
L. The value amount specified certificate.
= premium on the stock OF the authorized by the
Juy s40, redeemabe November H. 1885, Of
stock OF The loan authorized by the OF 1872 edeemabs 3 De
GENDER, 1904 OF III the
by the acts OF lsf and 1885,
December 1867, and the latter
and ON the stock Of the loan
deenab on the 3lst Of December 1864 Commonly
indemnify 6per cent
j. Interest On The each July
1884, the date Of receipt
allowance oI The reach
in addition.
said will drafts Treasurer of
the United Staes The assistant Boston, New
or Philadelphia, ms the parties may direct.
But certificate will be entitled
which shall actually Treasury
said Goth day of November
Aug 21-dt20Novf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Trustee,s sale Of montgomery county Land.

by virtue Of decree Of the for Montgomery county
william uasss VIII npa o Ss,I
Tuesday the tenth October next
which died seized lying gin h Montgomery
county, about eight miles from Washington city containing saox
acres, and divided into the following lots, viz:
No. 1.
This lot lies old Bladenshurg road aons sixty
lot bought by Mrs. Emily Bsal from the the
Gns, and r. in" 81 % wholly win pine.
trees. The land lies well, and The soil kind.
No. 2.
This lot lies contiguous No. the sio
mill washington ely third side large proportion of
fine chestnut and oak timber me residue
va,ion and be easily improved There is small
Adion No The Washington Colesvle and
contains i57K acres i has on ~ springs Of
and soil are similar 10 that of No. g.
Lies the side Of the Washington road that
lot for cultivation well enclosed and well supplied
is without woodlands but lies convenient No
will be sold should bidders request it, contains 24h
No.
Contains aO5A acres, and fronts the Washington There
houses connected herewith. 1t well waeed, enclosed,
pretty good state of cultivation and has abundant supply
wood and timber, and is contiguous to No. 4.
No.G
Lies No Mr.. Joy 1t
ingon Graves mills large part
Un s s p" e emo as in
{, is well watered, and may be easily improved.
Lies nearly south Of and adjoining No The
road through it, very beautiful lot, tim
ber,d and watered, and contains SIN
No. 3
Contains 25 partly tmbered and
land is separated from No by the road
above and thereon. II has sufficient
fence Sides and adjons the lands Mr. Richardson
Mir. Davis.
All wishing purchase requested
property which will be shown by the Mess Clarke who reside
thereon.
Terms sale One Baird the purchase money required
sale, the install
mena and two years from the day SALE and bearing
the SALE and thereof
the bonds the purchaser purchasers with
be approved the On the purchase
before, will
purchasers the property him. her them Sold ree clear and
discharged all claim OF the
or persons claiming from, by, or under them
w. yEIRs BOWIE.
sept io-d5Fs~2a"5WcP Trustee.
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by GREEN a. SCOTT, Auot,oneer,,

ZINE GOLD WATCH, CHAINS, BREASTPINS, EAR AND
nnser rings pencil cases. ioekes speeacle: two mahogany
jewey at auctionOn Saturday, the 18th Instant shall
front OF our store AT O'clock excellent
ab0vem mentioned goods, whom
And Immediately after the sale of o'clock
will sell
harness. Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
Sept l4-d3 AuctiOneers.
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Montgomery County Land for Sale.

subscriber will offer the bhcs bddoY a,
the house door, Rockville, Montgomery cpny Ma
land, the 10th Of October III O'Clock a. M lots OF land
said county contains ~ mrnpkc
two miles below Rockville and ten above other
in the same vicinity conans il9k pike
short distance but has right Of the nike Roth
well wooded but unmproved are portions Of Tho real
OF the late James r. Higgins. - 49,
Terms cash and the one and two wears
from the day Of SALE equal instruments credit 10
bear interest from day OF sne 10
secured by the bond of the purchaser surety sue
be approved by the trustees
Hff w. vEERS ROWE
. - JOHN NJ. KILGOUR,
sepio-aHS2aWSwcp Trustees,
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EhEAT bargains i'm Dry Goods.-Our Mr.. Hall has juss
~ returned from New York. where attending
immense large auction sales have about
are now opening the goods
w guaranty 70 suit any that think favoH
the largest be found District in fine goods and staple
goods Also largo Of capetnss every kind
an mnenas OF the finest quality Of various kinds
specially request that purchasers will favor
purchasing elsewhere will greatly 10 their
advantage Bear in mind, the handsome goods always
had nj the first of the season. " -
Sep l4-d2wif HALL L. BROTHER.
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DIED,

DIED,
Yesterday, CHARLES T. KIRBY, printer, aged 30.
His funeral will place this afternoon, Ok
late residence, 33 Fifth, above Massachusetts,
His friends aud acqunnIances the
Typographical Society, respectfully invited attend
philadelphia papers please notice.
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NOTlCE-Government building Stock (NNnshing-
~ ton Al having company
forthwith to send us statement showing the number dae and
the number Of shares certificate respectively.
or they send them direct Seldom Wiers Washing
JO5, n. BRADL.EY
Sept lo-diw WIN. SELDEN, Trustees.
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Health Report.
OrfIcEor THE BoARp OF HEALTH,
Washington, September 10, 1854

OFFICE BoARp HEALTH,
Washington, September 49, 1854.
interments during the August, Apoplexy, 9;
asphxa ascites affection of brain, inflammation bowels,
81 liberation Of bowels, general congestion consumption
commissions 81 cholera nantum 40 cholera orbus,
ton 81 darrhGa II general dropy, dropsy heart dysen-
terry Ii bilious feyerl catarrh fever continued fever.
scarlet fever 7; typhoid ever 81 found de adj (nant gass
hemepega, whooping cough 8; naniton ntemperance
d aundice, malformaton old age, 9; pero
tones pneumonia premature BIRTH suicide (men,al alb
craon,) suicide, taccidental) stroke, Il still born
worms, !; no
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I've Cholera at CoiuHbia-IHness Of Governor Biye,.
York, (Pa., Sept. H.-There IL deaths in Colum
ba yesterday from cholera favorable change has takeI
place in the weather, and the disease is abating.
Governor Bgler is very i'll at Waverly
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NEW YORK, Sept. HAdvices received in this city
last evening from Moriche Long Island which all
nope oil saving the Inflated steamship Franklin has been
abandoned She rapidly breaking up. portion Of her
machinery will be saved
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The Nem York Fall Raees.-That Mysterious Expedition.
NEW fonK, Sept. A-The over the National Course
Yesterday between Logan and Maid of Orleans was won by
the latter with the greatest ease
The steamer Ben Franklin has been seized by the United
States marshal for alleged violation of the neutrality
laws 1t believed that she belongs expedition now
hitting out in this city against Venezuela under the auspices
and directions of the distinguished exile General Paez
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auc,,onecrs.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Monday, the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock,
the residence Of Mr. j. iadella. street south
and New Jersey avenue good assortment of household
furniture, viz:
Mahogany card and other tables
Walnut and other chairs
Mahogany bureau, crib, and worksiand
Cottage bcdsteads, shuck
ParIo and chamber carpets and aea Ytbrurs
Radiator stove, looking glasses
With other artic,ee
Terms Al sums of aud under S25 Sa5 credit
~ "ea 80 day on notes bearing interest," satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN II SCOTT,
Sep l5-d Auctoneen.
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Ne,o York Primary Elections.

NEW York, Sept. A.-At the primary election held in
Pougkepse aneward delegates chosen to the State
convention to be held at Syracuse.
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b Y ELE GRAPH.


BosTos, Sept lathe steamship Niagara, from Liver
pool via Halifax, arrived this morning. mails win be
despatched for the South by this afternoons train
large fire occurred in the Union block of buildings this
M
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY Is a fully
organized female college,
TOE state OF Maryland IL located in Frederick city, Mary
'snd healthy and pleasant
ms nstntior able and efficient
seacners nine ~ number, good library
men an cxersive chemical philosophical
confidently believe d that
land.
The school 9 not sect
For see Rev spiuus usfr N
d., Washington, d. G..
July 2I--dScp3mos'
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Thoussnos OF head of fine cattle pass through this city
every week bound from the West to eastern and southern
markets The majority transported from far west
Kentucky and Ohio One day last week train of nine
teen cars containing 300 head Of beeves left the depot
the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroad bound
for New York via Buffalo and this cy,--dibany Register
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RETAIL PRICES.

HAKCOURT, BRADLEY, 4 CO.,
70 Ann and I02 Nassau street,
New York, United Etatss
Principal warehouse 02 Wood Cheapside London a.
ufactory, A Market street, Manchester, England.
H. b. Co. establishing depots Ihe Protec
tori in all parts Of America Physicians,
clothe dry goods merchants, hatters, mne ssns
furnishing sorekeepers with
retail distribution Of them whom offer
ed for their enterprise and splendid opportunity opens
safe and profitable business.
For apply HARCOURT, BRADLEY. 4 CO
Sept e3md&cp 80 Ann street, York United States
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The Chest.
SIR ASHLEY COOPER BART, M. d., the eminent medlout
has LEFT valuable legacy TO the world in his
preventive of consumption, and unaing
without the of medicine Sir A. Co. Bx
advised the of the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
all Of all ages conditions safe
shield against bronchitis asthma
coughs colds ahdoher Affections
exposed state of The chest according fashion,
changes of climate
The Proector simply chemically fur lined with
silk and PADDED which, suspended
in agreeable manner that becomes a
sity and a comfort
The PROTECTOR although but introduced
making rapid progress through States Canadas
South America and tho West Indies.
staple article in England and the continent Of Europe while
grown countries the article of
TO demonstrate these facts inquire Of English resident
vicinity his knowledge Of the beneficial effects of wearing
the Protector, without kind The
Of wearing hese articles trfe will
No who values the health of himself family will
be without The hospitals country
mendng tem but rapidly introducing Hacou Bradley
London and Manchester, England originally
with the manufacture Of the Protectors by amened Dr.
and continue manufacture according his original instructions
and therefore those who would The
to to their being genuine.
Remember this staple article, and patent medicine
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iFE and Ep'sfIes OF ST. Paul by the Rev. w. j. Cony
IL boare, NJ. A.. and the Rev. J. 8. Hawson, NJ. a,
The Captains the Roman Republic Henry William Herbert
The Home in the Valley; by Emile #. Car,en.
Just received at TAYLOR h MAURY,s
Sept IS Bookstore, near 9th Al,
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Desperate Battle IN Wecco.Tho Insurgents Victorious.
NRw ORLEANS, Sept. l2We have later and highly i'm
potant intelligence from the Rio Grande The instruction
in Tamaupas spreading in consequence of the continued
of the insurgents 1t reported that
men took place Victoria between large body of gov
troops and the insurgents in which four hundred of
the former killed The engagement it is said lasted
three DAYS
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Ao'D''tsbnr9, Frederick county, Md.
TUE Annual Session Of Studies aces ON
gain August
The for board payable
annually advance There charges music
Pnmung ana also Tor French Spanish, Italian, German
inc terms Tor e primary Department. composed pupils
" ''''
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed Superior
81 Josephs academy Emrittsbarg, Frederick county
Sept l0-d3t
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A Bank 10 be Reauaeitnteo

ALBANY, On. Y.,) Sept H.-The Drovers' Bank a
Carthage is shortly to be resuscitated.
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Loss of the Shin Shenandoah.

Loss Of the Ship Shenandoah.
NEW YoRK, Sept. H.-The ship Shenandoah, from Liver
pool for New York, totally wrecked the 18th inst
The crew have arrived at this port.
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(uTf OF Pfttsburg and County OF Allegheny. Penn.
vana offer for the bondss
OF the city Of Pttsburg Allegheny
These bonds issued Ptsburx Rnios4
Company by which they guaranteed.
sirabIe investment. - - .
The together exhibit and other snt,cn n
nation obtained upon application personally or by ser
JOHNSTON BROTHETS & Co..
- Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Agents for the Pittsbug and Railroad COMPANY
Jan iB-dkcpu
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(,saoressiouo, Non,;;no,;o,

CoHyFe8stOHdt IVOMlndl0n.
PHILAnELrA, Sept. 1.-THE democratic conerees of the
fifth district of Pennsylvania have nominated John Cadwaa
der for Congress.
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GALLANT coMDATAST-The Consantinople cores
pendent Of the London Times gives the following account
of the last struggle Of eut Burke who fell at Gurgevo
Mr. Burkes body was found after the action in which
he lost his life with less than hry-hree wounds upon
it. The Russians had taken his sword belt but his sword
found hidden in long grass close to the corpse
The ring finger both hands cut Off He by
the sapper who went with him. fighting desperately to the
last though surrounded by horde of Russians. When
he first eaped shore from the boat six soldiers charged
him. Two be shot with his revolver he cut down
with his sword and the rest turned and fed
while he encouraging tho Turks who were in the
stream to quietly to the land and forming them in
line as they landed conspicuous he in full uniform
ana by his white cap cover number Of emen advanced
from behind ditch and took deliberate aim at him.
Poor Burke charged them with headong gallantry. As
20 got near he was struck by ball. which broke his jaw
bone but he rushed on shot three dead at close quar-
'ers WIN ms revolver and cleft two men through helmet
and all into the brain
lie was then surrounded and while engaged in cutting
MS way with heroic courage through the ranks of the
envy, sabre cut from behind given by dragoon ms he
went by nearly severed his head from his body and he
fell dead covered with bayonet wounds sabre gashs and
marked with lance-thrusts aud bule-holes The sapper
who was with him stood by Mr. Burke TO the last but
could not save him lie IS now only recovering from his
wounds and the effect OF his exertions'
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The fremen of Springfield have grand parade to-day
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or one ~ egh Of he etre population and even now be-
heVe te deaths throughout the island average fully 100
as Il has here Just imagine man. apparently in perfect
heatn-at any rate walking aboutand not complaining
at oeoek p nq and yet he shall be in his grave at G. D.
such cases" '
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The mother of Senator Fish died in New York We'd
ncslay morning aged 80 years. She was the widow o
Colonel Nicholas Fish, gallant officer in the United State
army and of the old Knicterbackers Mrs Fish was
linea descendant Of old Governor Stuyvesant and ha
lived herself to the good old age Of four years.
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The Muse begins to feel she is a bore,
And yet one line she Graves but one word more,
He is the test whose virtues she has ,od,
The man whose memory win not grow old.
Twas ever since first the world began,
tbs Of great need to be pcii-bred man;
The word includes-if you viii not refuse
generous chsrityjust what you choose,
But how to be well bred-what shall you do
To have ii known well-bred man means you
Much observation only decide
Go search the world and seek on every side;
|, for my part, have my word to say.
], uncollegiate, till this very day,
Could never call my Alma Mater Brown;
Yet brown toast will give you, sitting down
And wish to state it gently, without noise
find the best-brcd men were BpowN-nREp BOYS.
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June She shp Lorsna Urauhart from Caao With
calls. ~-s"' e"' ms Aiso 'ost ner
sloot ng - '' ~ '"''' o1' pigeon
slowly falling. ~ " 49, " ~ s"e' Ana
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING or OCEAN STHANERa
FROM TT cp mrs,
PORT OF RICHMOND,
ARRIVED,

Schr John Bell, Ham, Rocklsnd, lime. G W Snow
Schr Merry aud Hetiy, Jones, Philadelphia mds
sehr Mary Ellen, Hotchkss, Attakapas, sugar and mo-
lasscs, Duulop, Moncure Co.
sehr Marshall. Baltimore, rye. s,carns B,ummell
sebr VIM Huttan, sprague, New York, guano Creu.
%, JUSE 3.
Sehr Manson, Adams, Rockland, lime, @ w SNOW
Sehr Kate Holbrook, Hall, Rockland, lime, l. Libby
quit & Co. 'N'' Wv
schr Merchant, Winters, Now York, mds, d Curric.
JUNE 4.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Baymorc, Philadephia, mds
and passengers.
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CHARGES FOR FREICIIT-
OfflCE VIRGINIA. CENTKAL RAILRnLn cnMnLSx

u,,. RIcnxOSD, May 2Ith, lS54
meeting OF the Board OF Directors the following re,ou
In conformity with the IN CT The a.,
mas hid under derao9
anu OF opnon that requires Thorough which
IL Is, therefore, ~f "N' - - 'ouhued'
nered That the President Of
p anu they are hereby appointed n
oe 70 make out Tariff Charges and rrpoT H.
e W tne hoard Tor Its consde-
oe NJ nee made IN the charged IL Is further Re-
soeu mat until Tariff Rates be adoped ths
SEM one shall be temporarily modified. $50 f
neSNtt Ihat charges made in
Soklng The Mo1ntainTCp track should make in mari
piJs 'S' ""u "o exclusively on business
j. GARRETT, Secretary.
ihcaton on the following articles made viz Calves
anu oer Cattle, Corn Coal Goods GuanU Hog, Lambs
quors, Furniture, Pig Iron, Plaster. h'' ''s' LIZ
jei-lv clpprrr e..
HHUGUENOT sPRINGs-Ths pea.an, retreat will h. 49,.
@ aha'ions and improvements made In tiI
he hotel and Cabins and the whole
thorough reptir Competent Assistants and SERVANT, IN ths
departments, procured-a Music engaged
guests The waters kinds sulphur CbSiybes, S
combination OF the Baths and cold NAV h. r.
a. heretoicre The BallRooms, Boxinz- Alley Biniard
anu oher sources OF amusement invite then who
Tn. ilI9GI;sS 81 re sppInS an pleasure
no"SnSoI spRtNGs in Powhatan county seventeen
from richmond, and be reached
ahSe Railroad to RobiOus Station by
ugh ABOUT VI TO- IL IL expected
every saturday by which nj visitor.
Monday morning. " ~ 1''H 'e'u'he carry
board s3l 10 month, $40 per week 81 IS per ds Chill
gre under ~ years OF and price
SpPs, hhu lodging 90 cents each; Dinner IS Horses,
Jel-u AZ ,o,,,-,.
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THos. J. cL.HKs. lat. or H,,...,,.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

having purchased the orce at. IA IL. oeeu-
PAneyoi Ihor as LAMBERT Eq bel
GERS ior tickets In ALL under the nanAg.u.nt on rRksCr
ordsr VII meet hi, pronpt coz ai.nal
Addr... w a. soon as they received.
Ihos :. CLARKE
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1,nr sr,n EMGMANGE moIFL. RIchmond. Va.
AYERS CHERRY PECToRL,
for the Kapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, ITonrc-
It's, bronchitis, HhOoping-Cough, Group,
on

III.
For the Rnpid Curc of Couyhs rni,. .,
ness, bronchitis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spn,r
Asthma nnI Con- E'so"Eh, group
:, ss y II 49, -. .i,.. . -, -,
10y n thereof s5,V ,,11,SI III r IT,. o' a
I.FS - ma, ~ ~ g,@h az res t9r
xsSyS i tereef .ldR 6s or nedfdad ne Ct6s,Sot
IN ~" .,,".S." =. -. ,,-,-, -
SGE,s 400 and 800 49,, 49,, '.N IeCoIusu long
Il @NI as.nranrs ia; ~ s nv pI ,S 70 the
JNSa Ii1t\ AZ medical scisr.r W no. ItI'
soe-o\ nate. The remrdi,, ns,n,s h.. I'm; Nn' @ y
TO the control Of ART or ali The msI,de. W. " , race yeu
carried more victims 10 an un,mey gravs bs nom
thc Lance snEi,in.d ~. sys .arn ~ OF
su,eI and a. pni,nnra,x a., M ,n WIS 700 may be
removed nv Ca,ssT pTcTSs, " a" "e'' orm'' may be
Space viii not permit US to publish here any prco,, ~
Ccn,., f,sc ,rbs,a,, 49,, eli iuInh cur
on these feet, ~ ~ i' '''"'' H"u '"u'Pu'AoIe proof
sue,Te,s. ,.sd n nj iudye n, xou,,.,v.,
,,,,, -, ,.,.,-,. ., -.
~" "'s'~''"N H'y Nuooi.IN' 'OtGH
d. NAss.ILIs ItNN' June 20, ISL
ItPeaeuy useu your IHkHRT PICTORIAL for Weeping
NuuE hu anu nave no hcsitauoa IN pronouncng
ou ~ my en- nh'r hcen afflicted with
Auu fee use OF 'he fsCruRaL h1s always AFFORD.
W ~. 'AhESsGLONER.
We H'''s '"' ~ ,.nIsTy a s..Iht a, .
AZ gty,, Y, ,i.tor g, ot tle cashVHe Whig
x,oI a caSsI l,.,r n =, ut .ss,,.i;,,
% " N"'''''' 49, ~ ,otnh: - 49,.
,b,.e x..,. a. go 50 ~, fep. q, lsol
,o d,c,,,n, raj f,,onsr,iv 5;t y, WIN Cough,
- ase,slhs s equenly d,pared Of recovery; mu Of
~ n's"t ~ my ehair ~ my cough
AZ. 49,, b ,ssf u, u w. ma'nE used many rene
-ht.h b. :, ~ fhOIORAL
WHICH '' ~, ,Vi,h sr. 49, I,' me me "''ose'her'
% Wv" e'''u'' 'Vu''' ,,urs ,,,o,,..,.
,rbIs I, nm. or The pur,.,o,, ,,,.. ~ nohSDLEs
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.


,EScHASGE norsl.-R Christian, Va; Mr., j v,sa,.,,
Army Crawford, Baltimore; Parrsh and adv
middle ". Genital RAiiroae; Morris Lynrhburr-
nns Ahsns Orange C0u'ihou,-; A seot an.
vhsssi IurAnAA spother, Roanoke i, Fors as
Iodd Petersburg; rhssa ED; iI,,Saan w
Vfiosn,' John simmons, Eev York: l. col,n.r
Soier An. Va; W.T. Robins ID c. Iarr, ~ I'D, W
iuieher Miss Tnehsr Waller Carpenter Hsn,,., ~
,.ay ana daughter Baker dlu.bt-r
fnher BAL nore; bradley, Pres. ksburr w "a p
,nu,atet Comfort ChArlote l. Hiryie ktn... 81
ntisonour; Morris Hanover; y.nAbi.
nnop York Hiver Ra road Gooch Va O., -, "a a.
Non ooods aseienbu,g Moor.
, inoaan, hs Thomas, Ms Thona, Ke.s,s " n nv,
mas si,ndsford Mccaae Georgia. q BAKER nj a. nhp,
",nene,t, sraenstt Boston; Vim Brodr sco.nS a.
sas O n Small Bait ana lady, Arkan-
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