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w ANTkD-A white WOMAN, to perform tn.
w duty Of chambe N aid, washer ana ironsr. TO
~ Oh one, veil rsoommsnd-d, good " e-s vii. b
i'sn and pei msnsnt home. Enquire at this Of.
n,s. sep So-st'
lWANTED-A NAN, who 10 competent to take
w cha &c Of tn. FEEDING. mi Ii g and care o. tie
C w of q lrge oar ear the CITY.
40 man tn drive mix WAGON, ard dietrlh
| . Tx in he city Ameri ans or Germans would
10 prefer l. ed none Ell 'ppy who cannot give
honesty. Apply 70 J. v. THOMPSOV BRO, Pa.
. . rue, tide, between % ami II sts.
sp 30-3t'
VTANTFD-In B.ltir o'e Nj, .. the Rldorad
w Hou'e good WOMAN, a. root. cne WHO lie
vii e1p'.iencet in cooking oysters, snd who per
Woman, that can give god references liberal wager
| will be siesp. She will also find good home. Ad
d-ees "Eldorsdo House." 14l North ct. Baltimore.
sep 30-3ts
| WANrED-To learn Engraving q Youth, who
| w has prsc'ssd a-chitSc ursl or mechs meal
Pest once t." W g." will be attended to.
| sep 3o-3ts
| NTANTED-By young gentleman Of good edu
| w cation. who can furnish the best testimonials
OF character, &c. Situation In lawyers Office, OF
| ny 'i'uation where q knowledge Of business may
be oh aimed A small &c mpsnsation at first will be
required. Address "K," City Post Office.
| a.p2,-ata
| WANTED-s purchaser for an excellent family
| w CARRIAGE sDd HORSE. The Caring. 1
nearly new and the horse Il perfsctly kind and gen
tie. LADY can drive him with ssfsty Won d tui,
phvsci4n, a. he will stand without being pitched
Eoqut1e o, N: McdREGOR, At his house furnieh
ing Stor", sesenth st., OPP. h chsnge Bank.
1 sen 2S-It
"ANTED-LA BORERS, by the mouth Thos.
| w who understand quarrying end blasting o.
rocS preferrei, aud constant employment given
within ten minutes walk Of Georgetown.
LLOYD 4 CO.,
| Fifteenth street, OPP. the Treasury
ONCE hours from to O'Clock sen 2S-4ts
| M ANTED-Two Plumbers wanted Immediately
w Competent and steady hands will find con
slant employment snd best wages by applying to
| PURSE 4 COLLINS,
sep l9-tf Opposite Willards, Hot.l.
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS.

WYE desire to call the attention Of citiSene and
w strangers to our large assortment Of 6ne, me.
dun and low priced qualities, cf white md colcred
Shirt, which We are Offering at . small sdvapce
sbevs cost, making It greatly to the advantage Of
purchasers to call and examine our stock.
WALL STEPHEys,
Pa. avenue, next door to Iron HALL
Q-tf
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EfoR RENT-The STORE on Ps. avenue, betw.
= sth and 10th streets. at present occupied by
the subscriber as Millinery establishment. It il
one OF the Oldest business stands in the city, aud
has an excellent run of country custom If desirsd
tne dwelling part Of the hou Sc can be had early In
the fp'irg. 80
The Stock and Fixtures Of the store for sale.
Apply to MRS, SARAH HAMIITnN
sep 2l-eo2WS
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERs.-An Imperie;
"A smtth Press, IN COED order, eeversl Tyne
Stands and 2slsys Cabinet of Cases. ten M ffsen
pairs OF 'sses, Chases Cuts, &C. for nal. on remark
aoiy low terms Apply at the Star ONCE.
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EOR RENTAL exoslleDt STORE ROON, 10 a
l. good location, being coed stand for q Grocery
and d'ted up with oil the Cultures necessary for that
businses For particulars apply to q. M. P. KING,
corner Yer mont avenue and street..
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E)R RENT-PosaeTsion given immediately, two
L story Frame HOUSE, with five rooms and PISS
sage, fruit Of different kinds, situated in h.slth,
part OF the city, on the corner Of and Tenth SITS
east Apply near the premi:es, to g. L, Baldwin.
act g %
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LUMBER LUMBER

ITO A'IDLIC "LO W1DLIG
NE undersigned have established Themselves IN
L the Lumber Business at ID street Bridge on
the Canal, where they offer for sale large and
general sssortm mt of Seasoned Lumber at fair pri
css and on reason able terms Persons desiring To
put up frame buildings can hsvo estimates furnished
by calling at the yard.
On hand, q fae lot OF Cedar Pests.
aep 2S-2aw4w a., Iprn 4 WALLED
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E0kEST SCENES in Norway and swenden; ]
II vol London
Tne Great Highway story of the Worlds struggle.
By 8. w. Fulom: vol; London
Miiiams Lie Of Julius Cesar: l VOL; L-ndon
coyers shilling Cookery for the People Lcnd-n; %
Piseonsa1d Rabbits: by K. g. Dslsnsr: price % ct,
Sand and SHELLS: nautical sketches; 25 cts
James the secons, Q novel by Ainsw orth London
Is cts
Pin Money, by Mrs. Gore; London; 3ex cts
The Dowsger, BY Mrs. g re; London; six cts
Ernest Maitrayeys, by Buiwsr; London; SIX cts
just recsived by FRANCK TAYIOR.
ssp ~
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DIED,

On Saturday, the Both utimo, in the 32d wear O
her age, Mrs. ELIZA ANN, the wife of stauslau
Edelin,, and the daughter OF w. b. CARGO, of TIM
city.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EIprssay hf Dc Daily Bvssils sta.
From INV Yo1x.

f4O2 l1W xV1x.
Important Csssioa-Noa. lr. DaskanaA-
Arrival Of the fstrsl-Hrssp 1sws ct
Hand, %.
Nxw Yoak, October AT 10 generally nm.
dsntood here, in we'll informed circles, that
tho Dominican government have ctdsd to the
United States the port Of samana, for naval
station. .... ...
A letter has been received In this city d On
London, BY the last steamer, In which the
writer states that there 10 good reason for ne
belief that Mr.. Buchanan will resign his post
a. Minister to the Court Of 81. james some
time 10 July next.
The steamship Petrol arrived from aiSeov
this morning. She sailed before the Ansrics.
The Collins steamship Arctic ID hourly looked
for. She sailed from Liverpool on the 10th Of
septsmber-four days aftsr the AEsriea-snd
is therefore in her thirteenth day.
There 10 great rush for seats at the New
Opera House, which opens for the frrt time
this evening, with Grisi aud Mario in Norma.
Political Exeitemsnt-Dssth Of Col Boyle
Tho Baltimore Marksts
BALTIMORE, October Tine most intense
excitement prevails in our city In regard 20
the coming municipal elections, and large
sums Of money have been bet on the result.
Both parties are sanguins Of success.
Col. Boyle, . prominent member Of the An.
napolis bar, il dead
No material change 10 notice in the -four
market. Howard street and City Mills ere held
at $'.H. WHOLESALERS of $4,000 bushels.
White, 81 5os$I.o0; red, 81 35ssl.50. Corn
sales Of 1900 bushels. White, "a; yellow,
1915. Osts-sales Of 5000 bushels at 4Sa54.
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A COAL OR MARBLE YARD FOR RENTING
"A vacant LOT On Pennsylvania avenue ne1t t,
the new Star Once is for rem, for ono or five years
u ie the very bsst location 10 Washington for a
Gal or Marble Yard. Apply soon at the CT unter Of
the g ar OMce act 2-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

Tf0R RENT-A new end comfortable D WELLLNG
HOUSE, containing eight rooms, situated on
eorth street, between Delaware avenue and First
street east, one square from the CAPITOL Fer terms
inquire at Mr. ecrivhere Grocery. or ]. j. Peabody,
nerth wing of the Capitol Extension.
oct 2-IH4
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Political Excitsmsnt-Dssth Of Col. Boyle
Tho Baltimore Markets.
shipwrsck and Loss Of Life.

New YORK, October 2-Ths Eighth Avenue
Bank failed this morning.
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$25 REWARD

w Will give The above revari TO any rerson
w who Will give us such inrormation o. viii
ls'd to the tet ction and conviction of any pereon
or persons VINO buy, SELL ill, collect our bottles
ARMY h SHINN
sep 27-eo1m> JOHN McKEON
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DOARDING.-Mrs.D UVALL, penna avenue,
- nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has 6ne ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and sccommoda-
tion for families or single gentlemen-permansnt
OF transient No more agreeable boarding house
Will % FOUND IN WashinHton. je lily
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPo sITEs.-Inter
J. est obtained for Depesitors and others upon first
class securities CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers
seq 2l-ooif
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4 BOUTWELL, T. 3. BROWN respectfully IN
IA form their friends and the public that they
have associated for t. Purpose Of conducting the
Auction and Commission Business in al its
branches.
Their stsre, for the present, IL at the corner o.
9TH and streets, but Will in q few weeks be re
moved to q most eligible location near the Centre
Market
Sales Of all descriptions of property will b.
promptly attsDd ed to and accounted for. Consign.
msnts Of merchandise will b. received on commits
sion, and advances made when desired.
share Of the patronage Of the public Is respect
fully solicited Concentrations through the post
Office or otherwise will receive prompt attention.
In their new store they will have on hand Q large
stock Orwell selected HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
to which the ~tsnton of purchasers will be inv tied
R0THWELL BROWN, Auctioneers.
sep Is -eo1w
CASH WEIGHTS, Ac.-The subscriber
~ would call the attention of carpenters snd build
ers to bis large stock Of Sash Weights, which com
prses all varieties Of weights necessary for build.
ing.
Also. Sash Cord, and most complete assortment
Of Building Hardware, all Of which is offered as low
as can be purchased this side Of New York. A cali
Is respec fully solicited, fully confident the price
Will suit. Joe. L. sAVAGB,
Sign Of che Large Gilt Saw,
sep % Pa avenue, near 10th st.
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p. H. SIMS
DI YYAGRIEN ESM AnI Yr.IIA

p H. SIMS
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
1NHE undersigned having completed bis arrsnr,
l. ments, caused BY the late fire, would respect
fully state that he bas opened his establishment on
tn street, near the Canal, opposite the Market and
Is now ready to furnish and put up everything sp
pertaiuiDg to his business at the shortest poesih
notice. p H. SIMS,
Plumber, 7th street, opp. Market House.
sep 5-lm*
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For Sale and Rent.

E>O3 RENT The most desirable STORE now to
L be had on Pa. avenue IL next door to tho new
Altar Once Il Il situated between thu ne~ Star
Once aud the stors on the corner of Pa avent,s
aDd Eleventh STREET being ittsd MP BY Hlbus
HI z, for their Contemplated Wagni6cent fisno md
Music eetsblishment. Apply early at the Star Of
fc|. r-z..@s = .eF oct a. to
CTORAaE.-wallaeh 4 Hope VIII store Furni
- lure, Drv Goods, Groceries, &c. In the extensive
aa'ement underneath the new I" Star fti,dinge,r at
the c rner Of Pennsylvs mia avenue and klevsnth
street. These Easements are pstes with f'Rs, we'll
Tsntilatsd, and perfectly dry at all Il mes and &C.
cure. Apply at the Star ONCE counter.
oct Ctr
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HE Story OF THE BIBLE, from the first
dawn oSRevels; ion to the completion of the
Sacred Canon, with the interesting details of its
transl tion and circulation from the earliest efforts
until the present time. l vol
The Australian Wanderers. BY Mrs 10,
Pro1ress and Prejudice. . novel, by Mrs Gore
Eddy on Bee Culture and the Bee Hive.
sep ID FRANCK TAYLOR
"HATMAN DRAWING PAPERs. warranted
w genuine bought In person from the manufsc.
tufers, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
sep27-
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SfNONYMs OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, byR
Worlds,"A &c. -
Tennessessn Abroad, or Letters from Europe.
AFRICA, ard Asia, BY Randolph Mace arock, A. NJ L
L. b., mrmhef Of the Nashville Bar.
't .aH TAYLOR 4 MAURY'0
sep 70 Bookstore, near 9th ct.
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RDER GARMENTS.-Shaker flannel, cash.
~ mere merino, exony ecotch wool, Cause me-
r,no, isle thread, silk and cottsn UNDER0AK
MENTs. Shirts, Collars, Linen and Murlin Rotoms,
az BIGES,
eep IL WilIards' Hotel.
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poARD1NG.-MRs. THOMSON has now va.
- cant several pleasant Rooms, suitable for fami
lies Or single gentleme
seI 25-eo6ts Corner 9th and IT sts
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OUR HONEYMOON, and other Comicatities from
~ Punch, with numerous illustrations
Life's Lesson q Tale
Putnam for October
Further supplies of Fashion and Fsmins, At
TAYLOR h MAURY'B
asp 70 PoOkstore near Ninth sf
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LYON RENT OR SALE-A new threestorv and
attic Brick Building, containing eight rooms.
situated on 9th street. east side near the corner Of
N. For particulars enquire OF
r. NJ. MAdRUDER
sep 26-eotf eth AM 7 st,.s,s
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WATCH RETURNS The only case that W.
have not mentioned previously is that of Pete
Douglass, profanity; hne and costs
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fOR SALE OR REM nd osse.sion given inn.
y mediately, comfortable tvo-story brick dwell
repair situated g, between 2Ist and 29d streets
washington For particulars enquire Of Mr.. Jas.
Saither, Carp.nter near by, or at the Wood and
Coal Yard OF Myers Baker, Water street. George.
'o"h. sep27-lw
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" ANTED-Two Plumbers wanted Immediately
" Competent and steady hands will find con.
slant employment snd best wages by applying to
PURSE 4 COLLINS,
sepl9-tf Opposite Willards, Hot.l.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

DscAPIrArIoN--1he commissioner, Of the
Washington Asylum met Saturday, being their
regular meetiDgd day The board was organized
by the election of theodore Wheeler, ESQ as
president, and Thomas Lloyd as secretary.
our fellow citizen John IL Noyes has been
elected secretary to the board annually for
seven years, and II Is conceded on all hands
.oat ne dlcbarged bis duties with ability,
fidelity, aud zeal Rut tn, new ard .h;cb
ls composed Of know nothings," sseertained
that their faithful secretary was Catholic
an American born Cstholic-and thew ruth.
iessiy and sunmarily decapitsted him. 1t il
out justice TO Mr. Noyes to ssy that he is an
esteemed citizen in whom ali entertain the
highest confidence Union.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

IHE AGRIcrLTrRAL FAIR NEAR BALTIMORE
persons In Washington wishing to visit this
gfeat exhibition, ne we'll as the MARYLAND IT,
s'itute ar, dc, will bear in mind that round
ulP tickets are to be issued by the Washing
,on Branch Railroad, but must be purchased
re,p'e starilFS The Cattle show and also he
haI' haees are 10 commence to morrow The
round trip tickets, co.tiog two d9iisrs will
oni be Issued to day, to morrow, Wednesday
anu IhuIsiay, will be good for three days.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

"ANTED-To learn Engraving q Youth, who
p" has pracissd a-chitsc' ursl or mechs meal
DRAWING Specimens and address fsnt through the
Post Once to "W g." will be attended to-
CON 21-2ta
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a VIEW METHODIST CHURCH The corns,
stone OF the Methodist Metropolitan Church
70 Dc erected On The corner Of c and 4, street
20 Dc Land on The 2j of this month. with Ia,
s son'e ssa otheS~eetsmonies-Bi Bishop Sinrson
a a.on';ns ne address An imposing, yet p.
ProPlate edlhce, is to be huilt--such ons ss
VIII do credit to the Methodists of the Ne.
tropolis Of the country. "a
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faRh"Ws BrRLEsQUE OPERA This even
,.s' ;ne ntst OF series Of burlesque opera en-
, lei ments by psrrow's Opera troupe, is to
&c sven h, al IRON Hall. and ii they Justify the
s,ai "nisn nas preceded them, must give gen.
iesrn mat the celebrated hunorist and goal
i-t Dun Bowers. tbe original Bob Ridley has
Deem eogsSed, and will appear this evening
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YOU'VE CArHoLIC's Friend Soc1ErY.-This
benevolent orgsnizstio for the purpose Of
clothing and educating poor children, had their
monthly meeting yesterday, and are making
every arrangement for their charitable duties
the approaching winter.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-02

AsERlGus CLUB BALL The card Of the
club; In Saturdays Star, will afford soma ;dss
OF ,nis grand affair, which is TO take place
nnder excellent arrangements at TempeIanoe
nan, on tne nth TINS gives over two weeks
nase 70 prepare 10 those who propose partici-
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GTORE 70 LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
~ having leased the large and commodicu, ware
room corner of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, We
will rent the eligaby situated store We now occunv
In. central and well known locality of our
establishment offers . most rare opportunity for
one desiring an excellent business stand
HILBUS d HITZ,
Music Depot, south side Pennsylvania avenue.
between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
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Boarding.,

A GENTLEMAN snd lady can he accommodated
n with board In a private family. Apply at this
olhc6 3O-2t&
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For CouRr--Philip Roach wa. a,res,sd
last light lor as-Hulting and threatening hi,
po.hsi Inc case was laid before Captain
10 bail FOR Court. ' N''"
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pOARDlNG.-MRs. M. W. WILLIAMS. On
ID Eighth street, one door north of pennsylvaua
avenue has fevsral large, pleasant, and well.fur.
n1shsd Rooms, as well as two or three smaller ones
fu'tabe for single gentlemen just vac tied, which
can DO procured on reasonable t.rms The central.
y Of the position renders this very desirable oca-
tion. ssn 9s-so3t
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOUSE.

sep 23-lm
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kof RENT IN THE FIRST WANDA large
- sTABLE, brick front, with hay lot, &c. near
10th street and avenue.
Apply at the Dry Goods Store of
T. w. JOHNSON 4 CO..
sep Io-eoJt between 10th and 2Oth st.
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A RARE CHANCE For sale, fourteen acres OF
~ LAND. one mile from the city line, near the
Toll gate on Seventh street. foue acres In heavy tim
Der' nue. Site for . suburban residencs--soil veil
adapted for market gardening EaQ" of
b. @ HUBBARD,
Near the Toll Gate, on Eleventh. street.
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DOR RENT-A very comfortable and convenient
= HOUSE, ON l., between 9th and 10th streets,
containing nine rooms, having a ward front and
rear with choice fruit trees, pump, &c. Possess on
given Immediately. Apply to VI. A. Harris, next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20
TO Country MIarclau,G q
AND DEALERS GENERAILY.;

ID TAvENNER & co, Nb. 800 Baltie,ore
IL. Street, between Howard aad Liberty, Bali.
more Manufactures of Sad6ifrrand afaaks
IN OUR SADDLE DEPARTMENT we keep
on hand and make 10 oraer Sufhmersei, Shalter
English pad, full quilted, Spanish ami Common
Saddles; LADIES' Saddles Rain and fancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT embiaces
double and single Carriage and buggy Harness
gotten up Of the very best materifs, and in ttyie
not surpassed In this or any other hily-S Stage On
nibuS, Wagon, Cart. and Draw Harness
OUR Bride DEPARTMENT furnishes ev.
cry variety Of fair and black L,.a,ber and Webb
Brides and Mafiibgales.
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT contain zen.
tire spring and iron frame (wartaised Sole Lealher)
hfass and iron bound Trunks, IL every variety;
Ladies' dress Trunks Bonnet boses, sole and,pat.
ent .alher and common Nalises Carpet Baess &
We also keep on hand Riding, Driving Wagon
and Dray HRS Saddle Pockets Fly Nels, Linen
Horse Covers &C.
Having every facility, and heisg well posted ia
The market, we huy our natepsEs at tie lowest
rates almost exclusively for cash Our work 4 all
made by experienced and supefjot workmen. We
therefore say to Country MerchASts and an others
wanting Goods III our line, that sheY will 90 well
10 call at No. so Baltimore steel between n ow.
ard and Liberty. R.eTAVESNER a. co.
June % iS5l-tv. .t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20

ETsHIS healh-giviug and beautisIt watering
IL Place will be under The personal superinien-
dence OF the undersigned during the coming sum-
mer who will use every effort 10 his power 10 ZEN
der il one Of the most attractive and agreeable wa
tering places in Virginia. Il is situated on an
elevation or spur Of themaj estic Blue Ridge Noun
tain in the county 81 Jefferson, five miles seuIh Of
Charleslown, Tie county seat,
Passengers leaving Baltimore OF Washington by
the morning train Of cars, will arrive at HarpeTs-
Ferry at i2 ~, from thence in the Winchester 81
Potomac Railroad cars zen miles to ChaIlestown
where Twelve passenger Coach will receive and
convey them into Chareslown, and IL eesired 10
The Springs to dinner, over coed roat and
through lovely county.
The ANALYSIS made BY the late DIR. De Euils
from 100 grains Of the water from the main toun-
tain afforded 63 grs of Suphate OF Lime, l0i gIs.
Carbonate of Lime, 23l gfs. OF Suphaie Of Mag
nesa, Epson sals,) ] gr. OF Muriaie OF Msgne-
sia, &c. Muriate Of SOFA. sic grs, Salahaie oil
Iron, and T-i0 gfs. Carbt nate OF Iron,
From the above analysis The waters of Shannon
dale may very properly be elassed among the "a
line Chalybeates-a com binalion Of the most vglu-
bic description in the whole range Of Mineral
waters. Il may therefore be positively asserted,
without exageratioR or fear Of conuslliciio1 that
| no mineral water within The limits ~ The United
States possesses the same constituent parts, is
a more salutafy and efficient Alternative than the
as gently a. see gPssr wfo CUT grsi T1
rise TO those unpleasant sensations Of pain and de
blllIy SO often Occasloned by ordinary cathaftics
prepared by thefnost skillful physicians.
The free nse Of this water, acts alhpst immedi
ately upon the skin and kidneys removes worms
relieves The coRYalescent from bilious or other fe
yers, dyspepsia, dropsical swelings, catcuous af
iections, hemorrhoids, scrofula indigestion, lheu
matism, loss Of appetite, exhaustion general debil
ity, gravelly concreiions, STRUCTURES and Variel,
of other diseases TO which man is subject and it i
freely acknowledged by all who have been afflicted
with any of the above diseases, that Ihe free use
Shannordale waters have effected permanen
| cures.
Sulphur, Mineral, hot and cold Babies furnished
/ by application al the Bar.
| The Hotel is ,arge aud commodiohs-the Gotta
/ ges numerous and comfortable
The table will he supplied with the best bee
modntaih and valley mutton. together with all The
luxnries afforded in the fertile Valley of Virginia
The, best Wines, Brandies and aiher Liquor.
| eau always be had atthe table or at The bar.
G. w. SAPPINGTON,
Proprietor Of Sappington's Hotel.
Charles,oNn. Jefferson county; va.
June l. 1854