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UNITED STATES NAIL.
Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

-
- July 10Th, 1850.
DR0P0SALs for conveying the mails Of the Uni
Il ted States from the 18th Of October, 1854, to
the 3oth Of June, 1858, on the following route, In
the State Of TENNEssIE will be received ct the Con-
trsct Office of the Pos Offoe Department in the city
Of Washington, until o'clock . NJ of Thursdsy,
September l4th 1884, to be decided b. the next day:
No. S6S9-Fron Chattanooga by Kelley's Ferry,
Oats Landing, Jasper, Battle Greek,
Keepers, and Pelham. to Hillsboro, Go
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Chatt nooea Monday 1t 2 an
Arrive st Hiilsboro next day by6pm
Leave Hillrtoso' "Wednesday ct am
Arrive at Chattanooga next day BY opm
For form Of proposal, guarantees and certificate,
and slso instructions embracing conditions 10 be in
corporated In the contract 10 the extent the depart
sent may deem proper, zee the sdvsrtsemslt in
viing proposals for mail service for the term COM
mencing July l, 1854. and ending June 30, 1865 in
the States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, kc dalsd Janu.
sry 9. 1854
Each proposal should be marked Proposal for
route No Tennessee and addressed aesoond
Assistant Postmaster General" rl1I pe.I
.' JAMES CAMPBELL
~ 30 Postmaster General.
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IMPURTANT TO MECHANICS AND BUSHES
FIRST pREM dTi prMp.

4 SAFE and money making business isguarantied
to all persons purchasing State, County. ana
Tewnship rights for the AMERICAN LIFTING
PUMP (Polley's patent slsstic Adjustable Bucket
acknowledged by scientific men who have Ritnsuea
ts operation, to be the best and most valuable pump
fox general purposes, in the Union. Perseni- pur
chasing rights VIM have no competition, and secure
handsome profits - -: 's.ssuB -
Considerable territory Is alresdy sold. and the do
mand Is rapidly increasing. 7eo
Rights can be purchased low end models, he, ~
seen BY applying TO Fl. VIVIAN q CO.. Sole H.nr
lecturers, 700 North Front Street, Philsdelrhix :
~. B.z-tocal and travelling Agents wanted Hh
s-al commission given. may 2e-3m n
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SucKERs.-A witty clergyman had been
one evening in country village,
on the subject Of temperance, and, rs
usual, after the lecture the pledge was
passed around for signatures. =
:. Pass it along that Way" said the
lecturer. pointing towards gang q
bloated and red-nosed loa5ers near the
door. Pass it along, perhaps some Of
those gentlemen would like to join our
cause" az d .t-d soo "a
y ..lye don't bite At bare hook. " gruf.
fiy uluttered one Of the rumnies.
Wei" replied the ready clergyman.
4" I bslievs there Is kind Of fish called
suckers that do not bite"
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ALEXANDRIA ycoRRxsPoHpRHc1.
ALpAsnRra Ana,,,t

.--t 49, ALEXANDRIA, August %, 1854.
II sstEel-Pte-Nte- Wc,r Fire Uniform
Bod Condaet-Dangss-Fi shsynssn-Ser-
mon s'.scr. e-- + 4-.-t.
Again the weather Is oppressive.y sultry,
but the iengthsuipg nights begin to afford some
respite from the days heat. 49,.
ri Oar friends Of the Hand-in Hand Club arc
busy IN making arrangements for their com.
Jug pic-n The fine steamer, Thomas Coll.
yer has been chartered, an excellent band of
music engaged, and every arrangement made
to make il pleasant trip. The 4th of Sop
tenIber Is tho day they have fixed mon.
At q meeting Of the Hydrsulion Fire Com
Pzny, held last evening, the company adopted
3 new and neat uniform. A ligh. drsb coat,
with large buttons aud pocket fsps; white
partalsons In summer and black ones in win
ter; hat of new pattern, with the let or Il.
on me front, aad The motto Public Good" on
the back part; black bolt, lettered
Several ladiea who visited one of on. ram.
etrios On the evening Of Saturday, for the Dur
pose OF strewipg flowers upon the graves of the
:. loved and lost" had TO beat precipitate "a.
treat, having encountered q storm of small
shot which soo1a young sportsinen in the vi.
e;nIty discharged at the birds, whose songs
made vocal the otherwise silent city of the
dead One Of the ladies received q slight
souDaiu the hand. Shooting in that vicinity
deserves the severest reprehension. m
Complaints are made Of the careless manner
n which carloads Of powder are driven
through the Pnblic thoroughfAres of our city
and an old citizen suggests to me the propri.
etyof q city law prohibiting its carriage within
ceftsin limits Ir- s. = -
The Hydrsulion Fire Company have chosen
Charles Stevens pipemsn, vice j. J. Jordan re.
signed ~
On last Sunday esening, . large audience
listened to the touching appeal of the Rev.
Mr. Elliot, On behalf of the Seamens' Aid So
cletJ, and at its conclusion handsome colIec.
Con responded to his call upon the generosity
and christian spirit Of our citizens. ANY.
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eAllIRICAH 8 FoREIaH -AaxNCY. 4

OYY0StN ne 1FedsN7y DePGFfmeNt, W6ikin0t0N
sFlADER the direction Of AARON HAIeHf PAisn
~ Counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the UNI
ted States, and Consul General Of the Republic d
Ecuador, for the United States established for the
prosecution and recovery Of caimsof American citi
Gems on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments of the
Federal Government and Boards Of Commissioners
sitting In Washington; recovery Of debts, bgacies
and inhefitances IN the United States and foreign
countries; investments In United States and STATE
securities; collections generally, rsunittancs and
other money business. Having efficient ana rslis
tories ofths Union, In Mexico, Central and south
America, the chief cities Of Europe in Australia In.
dia, and China, the undersigned 10 prsparsdito Kvs
his prompt and faithful sttsntioa to AL busi1sss
thH may b eonhdsd 70 has Agepsy.
sb lk-Wly AARON n, {ALXER;
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FRESH ARTICLES.

IMPERIAL Prunes In small glass kegs extra quail
i ity new ELAINE Figs In small boxes bunch RAJ
sins, very 6ne; cox's English Shred tselstines;-
French Imperial Gelatines in threr and rollA these
Gestinee perhaps superior to any article Of the
Kind evsr introduced in this city; Fr~pch and Eng
hsh directions furnished hermetricsny sealed Fruit
pure Extract Of Tomato, Sardines, Fresh Olive Oil
IN tasks and bottles. Sap Sage Cheese English dairy
10, Jellies Of all kinds, Saddles Firth kosf bset
London Mustard, put up in metal, very superior
French and American do. of all kinda Buksrs Bro
ma Cocoa ana Chocolate, Miiards do o.ac.sk Du.
rant, Maglory brand, vintage ls4S Brandy, end one
TO- Grape juice hrt These are unsurpassed for me-
dicinal and ether purposes, and warranted pure
USrnens, Sage, Tspioca sweet CIDER black Ia Ut 50
cents per pound, warranted TO pissse-purs vhits
CASTLE Soap, Montgomery county and Other Hama
&C., 20. Goods delivered. - 70 vFLIef
b. 90 " -l-.. z. MP. KING,
corner Of Vermont eve. I and Hath streets.
2 ap le-WH -e.-, g., ~, Ct. Johns SQUARE
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Two mEMBERs OF CONGR e 8 3,
Strangers and Cftizens.--Ws sre
nov receiving lot of Goods suitable for the Fall,
consisting or r,4
G - Wn,..s,s,.. M.v,,os a. La z.
AIpacss, Bombssins. Irish Linens
Table D.mash, Damask Napkins, Rlapnels
Cessinsts, Cloths, Casaimeres o.
GinshAms OF all kinds
Hegsry Of ell kinds IT,
A full assortment of Dorssties Of sll kinds
A.vSristy of Carpets II VARIOUS kinds
= TIE remaindere OF our eunn " Gooas will be sold
" cheap Some fsst rate "a Lawns at ~ ets.,
Be ,urif.i Calico 81 cts Bsrass d. Lsinss, l. tts.
worth %. BaEss very cheap. ,.u
nv ltz HALL HRoTH11;
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PURE SODA WATER,

SYLRES7ERS SUDA FOUNTAINS
Corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvsnia avenue,
SWANS PATENl ATMOS HERIC)
ER0M which the puress draughts Of the &c,
Il uins CARBONATED .0DA WATER, DRAW
FROM STONE FOUNTAINS, Ccy ooldO may b
quafed In copious deliciousness, are now in
tive operation, n'ustrsting, by dsily incressir
patronage the just appreciation # ts suparior N
dioinl properties, snd more AZ eseable d pa al
qualities, to the insipid. common, hurtful carbon
AcsdGas, generated IN copper fountains (yclept
Wstsr) and und~r that assumed cognomen aipe s-
to eonnding and unsusoect,ne public
in 26-dlrnA
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GE0ReETewN FEMALE SEMINARY,

0EUR9ETeWN ftMALE SEMlNAb1, =
GEOR6 gTO"N DO
Rev. VIM, j Clark, tp,,u..,."
Mr. a. f. G ark, Icy
i'Hs duties Of this Seminary viii be resumed o.
FRIDAY, septt mber 1sr. :r'. p m rr s~s''j
The urss of studies actually pursued IN this II
sfitutiop embraces higher and more thoraagh
ngs than that pursued In any other Fem.le Sean
mary in the Union .'l 'T'i 90 .-ia' 49,.
The cation Of the eenfnary is remarksbls for IT,
salubrty. The buildings are large, the rooms capa
cious and the grounds for recreation are very an
pie. s' @ tat9 i-oi
Terms for boarding pupils $500 per aession of 10
months, payable on he LIST septembsr and Let Of
Teb-uary This charge includes boarding tuition
in English and Mathematics room rent, fuel. lights
snd was ing, Music, French, Spanish, &C. Drawing
and Painting extra ~" az -
Day scholars from IS to $40 per quarter. according
10 the lasses which they srts-. Hr-
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler. Csptaia
Geo. F. de Ia Roch " G. R;jg-ly Req Hun e.
ebert F. boss Esu an s Dr. 'o' DS nth,ea%
Georgetown, D c.; and to Jos. H. Bradley. ESQ.,.
aaron Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Ftshusn coyls,
Washington, D. c. 90 <
jy A-n intel Uui"n}
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lAEAOttpala ADVERTISEMENTS,
: ai,-a---Seh .BAfHtN6,-
!, lCOLUMBIhs HOUSE :. b.

@OAPE il5kAND, = NEW JERSEY.
- This nsw and popular establishment Is nov
2open for the rsosption Of visitors. 20 ? -
The proprietor, thankful lbf the patronage he hss
90 largely received begs TO assure his friends end
The pubic that the H0fEL in every department.
Will be kept in style superior to any previous So
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms
Hasslers celebrated orchssta has been engaged OK.
elusively for this house, end many olhsr ssranas
ments have hseu mxds landing TO the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guerts. st--ys :,
Application for rooms may be made By address.
ing the proprietor at Caps 1saAd, or to the snbse
bar. '-' - HTe .--1Tis L. HARWOO1,'2
-,'7 No II south ID strsst, Pi1iladniphss-ri
B.-EEtensive stsbliag on the premisesso,+ =
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SNIDER's WINES
1T PHILADELPHh

IONS Y. SNID C r., Dealer in Wines. At the
" former old established WiRe Store Of JACOB
GNLDER, IT., No. 10 Walnut street four doors BE-
low Fourth street, where cnsuDsrs will be supplied
witn VINES and LIQUORS on the moot accommc-
dstine terms. ~ 81 : rA--rvr.. =
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent fisr the I'm
portation OF FOREIGN WINES, Office No. IS Vel
nu street, Pbis'!e'phia, whore he is prepared to
receive orders for th sescial Importation Of Wines
%, from vsriouf houses in Europe, Inequalities Of
sngi. dozen and upwards and also solicits for his
SON, JOHN vAUGHsN SNYDER. the patronage of
his friends and former customers ,hfEf ~
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be d.
Iiversd by Express frr If feieh - 1je Sly
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4 SHIRTS-SHIRTS.

..Ipt SHIRTS-SHI is-,
NEW style Of Fancy Summer shirts Of the most
IN beautiful patterns, with French double
bands and Studs 80 ..-, .liyH1
. Also, nsw styles of white embroidered Bosoms On
urely new. tsri'-.t4 .'# TjI.4l' r. .--r
Shirts made to order and warranted to ct or ~
sale "a
4 soit = =. ',--1,9, WALL 4 STEVENS, -
ITS -ao3r,1 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts.,
Also, 3 doors bslou, the National Hotel. 10 -.
jv ST fas q
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s. sTRAMiPAcXKr LINE 10 80 =
Az1sxrs E 1xRRE' ;

TEE Canal Steamer "Congrsss" having bssn thor
y oageiy npeirsd, and put in first rate order, "a
noH ready 70 reeums her Tsulsr trips for ts trxns
pofaeen Of paaeepesrs and light heieht betvUu
osorgefown and ths above named point on the
The Boat VIII leave the wharf OF ". n. Ritter. Con
frdsy meanings, At o'clock and Hsrper's Penn
nr eeorgetovn, on Tuesdass, Thursdsys and st
ardays at the same hour, stopping at the different
LANDINGS along ths line. for the reception and had
ing o. ne1ent and pae.eagers going spd rsturninQA
Passage through either way g, hortsr distancse
at the same rates per mile.
Fsrs-on bosrd the boat equal to thss on snv kipd
Of travel. BERNARD PURsEI. Csnf .
Nv 29-ilm d
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SUMNER CLOTHING

or FINE QUALITIES iriz. and strangers
~ Wishing 70 purchase Summer ting Of I'm
qualities will dud our p, esent sortment to be ~
;ar;s apd vsrea In the beg nDiug of TIE SESSION,
-hich are now offering greatly reduced In pr
css in order to run oa our entire stock before the
Fail trads .t... r -.
Clothing msds to orier.
We have on hand large and fine assortment OF
Summer matsrislin the piece, which we will make
o order much cheaper than the usual city prices.
z--E t. WALL 4 sTEPHENa,
--.. Next cor to the Iren Hall,
Pa Avenue, between 9th and 10th ste.
aup 5-ff -
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49, mo. SAL

- = -
BY the President o the UAited states,
IN pursusnoe q law, fnnklin Pierce, President
II Of the Unitsd etsese a. America - hsrshy do
cisfe and make known that public ssles viii BE- helt
NH Of MnERsoIA, at the times herein dodgrsssd,
10 Wit: - -. - - =
At the land ONCE at BfsvNsvnlx ccanmsoeiof -
Monday, the eleventh dsy o. September merit zoe
undefmsnficusd Dvnships, vni .,f- -
NevtA Of ths&ass hae sad vca " tAsVn grsNspd
IL. t,s-ss a. 1dIdsan. -.
Townahips one hundred and one and one hundred
and two, OF rangp ave.
Townships one hundred and one ana ons nenarea
and two, Of range sx
Townships one hundred and one ana one hundfsa
and two, Of range sevsu.y ,lla.,,..
Townships one hundred and one and one hundred
and two. 81 rsuee siS ht
Townships one hundred and one, one hundfsd ana
two, one hundred and three, and one hondrsd snd
four, Of range nine. 90 p .llFlsst -
tvo. one hpnirsa md tSss-. and one hundrsd and
four, Of range tan - -,
tvro ors h,,ndr.s ~ 80 ~. b., rAv~j s,d thrpe
one huS sss s,np srS ons 60 - svs d
range clever. - - = 80 -
AZ the lama ras,. .o,r,n.~.;v. a.. Morx.v fha
tve.tv.6th d.r 81 sentsmhsr ns1t q, ,hs Sisno~i
Of Tia public lands within the limit OF the following
Townships, viz: = = -
North Of ths base hn< and sse Of the fyA prs~sspel
. 80 1'i"I snnsAGa - - -.
rovnshipe one hundred apd ma on, hundred spd
two, one hundred and three. one hundred and fpur
and one hundred and eve of range twelve
Townships one hundred and one, one hundred and
t~e, one hundred and three, and one hundred and
four of range thirteen f'Il
Townships enc hundred and one, Que hundred and
two ana one huudrAd and three az rsnoe Spurte-o
fovu.htne one hundred and che on Supdrrd I'd
two one hundres and three and one hundred and
four of rsnge fifteen
INV oshins ons hundrad and TN an. hupdre3
and three. one hundred and four. and one hundred
and Ave. Of rsnge rsYteen > : - - > :
Tnvn,hine one bnn6rsd ana s,,,r ara oos hu,drsd
a. "a - so :. e., IT,, -~--..,.'
Ma"d.x ths slsuensh a.x ~ s.nss%hsr men, sor
the disposal q the pSsls lands aiaas'd n The f0
NOD Of thr has, Ii,v and ,o,st of IA, f,,1 srssoi
' " - 49, -, --S:..s az = " -
r,,-,,h,, s,,,, 80 70 =, ~ ,.ns. 49,,
Tcvn.h;r artyS~c ~ r,ns. s.vs,t.c
TSvnsidss 6orsv. snrtv one and fortS tva az r,nrs
eightssn . =,
'EIsnds in sectisns fifteen. twenty tvo. tventv.
scyen ana twenty eJrht In township fbi,fx.sb-
anil tovnships thirtv esrhf thfrrv p{ne and 1ortv
OF range nitst.sn I''9 ''---' -
Also the to,,o,rsng trscfs s3tps..d q, Al. 49,,
rsI,tsrv rs.srat,on =, ~, sns,,,. - =, 80 -.
der the pr, yiron. of the act entitled An sct 10 -,
ducs and dsena the haunds riae ~ IN. rn,;,.rv -
serra q. the s.,n, pst.r,s rysr d. 81 $780, 80
Ninoesota- y snprovea osth iuynst 1859 ana vS,rh
Are NOT suhfecf Ia nre-emnt,or els;,n..
r.. ..,,,b hlS 20 ....S,r s,,,, 800. s,f - -.
hslf ard sorth.,t frsrfon.i onsrssr ~ ..tion 49,
an ssct;ons 6o,rt.~n AYf.a, ss,s,ts.n tv.ntx~..
YER In toTnsh;n tvsntr-s;shs oS rsr.s t,.rfrr.
Shrrs - =. = - = o -
Mon,sv' fha ssrhtssn,h %. Of Ssn,e,nhsr nsrt ,nr
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~ MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S,, a. 20
BOARDING AND DAP SCHOOL FOR T0UNG
: ! -rf s.sE 3D. . LADIES' .,s.---
! Corner Prospect and Faytss ITS GoorGFtosos. 3
THIS lnstl ution WI De reopened en- FEiOAf ?
r eeptsmber LIST .f.. -srt ... t- t-i.s az 2
The patronage Of thu public generally Is respect
fully solicited. Mrs ipbeaer sili bs,. assisted By
faithful and competent tea. hrs s:,l, .,.r- :
Courre OF instruction, terms, &c may b. obtained
b. spplping to the Pripcirai jy 2a-eo6w
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C0DEY'S LADY's BOOK for August
VI for sale at SHILLINuTON'S Bookstore
: si- Jseper Carsw, Knit, his Life and Experience
by Qhas. Lever /, s-.,a.r ri. -. NJ =.
Fashion and Famine, by MrA Ann Stephens
The Mystefiss Of Convent, BY noted Methodist
Preacher ~ ,'oo ''a'..E -.
New editions Of Sol Smith and Quarter Races IN
Kentucky "7-. GIaIL .--...-
All the new books publishsd received Immediately
afterwards, and for sale 1t fshY, .
b. hs.4- ia, SHILLINGT0N'S Beokstere,
s,.r-. Cor. Pa, ~. and ~ st. odson Building
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is YOUR LIFE INSURED?
mn ON xrNA TNsJrp ANCR cnApaNv

TINHE ULU LUNA lNSUhANCE CUMPAN1, OF
Hartford, Connecticut, will insure on LIVES
for .dsncs OF Travelling in all parts Of the world
1t rates Of premium, which have been adjusted OF
The most. equitable scale, and which lower thas
thoae Of moot .othsr companies. Travelling leave
both liberal and extensive. The system ia plain and
easily understood -
Those wanting Insurance, xiu find it greatly t.
ahetr istsres By taking out policies in this Com
pany; particularly for one or seven years, as The
rates are very low. See Prospectus, which can b
had at Office on Pa. avenus, doors east of the Ne
tional Hotel Letters promptly attended to.
,ng QLlns POLLARD WEBB. Agent
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~ THE UNION BOWLING "a. DON, q new
and superior structure for the purpose. just in tn.
rear Of Mr.. scbod's, on bird street ofrrs rare IL
ducements to the lovers Of the pleasursbls exerci
Of bowling. 1t hs. three alleys, laid with uns
Qualled skill, the best in the citv aad every att,
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who en- rage
in the sport. aug 10 3m'
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

-, sH- - The steamers HOkdE WASHING
&n2S TON or THOMAS OOLLYER can BE-
chartered for public select parties to witt Mcuat
Vernon Fort Washington, White House PAvilicn.
or suy other places on the Potomac river
The scenery on the river is very handsome. l.e'
For particulars apply TO the President Of the Con
pa1y o. ths Captains Of the Boats. ---
schools taken at reduced prices. srg..y
E les f-F ~ job C0RSON,
! l..o-ah, SAMuEL GKDNEY,
( jy e2m 10 u DAr,Aaioa 4
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T AIDES, WORLD OF FASHION, A
IL Journal Of the Courts Of London and Paris
"a containing four beautifully engraved and col
ored plates Of nshien 42lJ
Godey's Lady's Book for July 49, -
IAdies National Magazine for July, ...i.-
The Great Pictorial Picsyups for ths 4h ofJply j.
All the weekly papers for this week "a .Ics 'n' {
. Everything in the Book and Stationery line ct
4st a. JOE SHILLlNGTON'a bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ st., OdsOn Building.
je 2l-U
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POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY

NeaTly opposite Capt.. Page's Tesiaenes.
1,AE subscriber, having undertaken the Plsnine
/ Mil business, Is now ready to manufacture 10
order, Door, Sash, Blinds, Frames ana Mouldings
trusts that his prompt attention and moderate
charges viii secure him share Of the patron sgs OF
the public, J. w. JORDoN.
ans 11--lmS 49,
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y l2- II Qntel . News)

NEW MUsIc received this week.-Ids Polks, In.
IN gomaf Polks, Psttis Polka, Fantasis ON Jor.
cams Hard Roed to Travel The Elves, consisting Of
variations on aThou srt Gone nom my 1ase;" Grand
Russian March variations Golden Ring waltsAc
This DARKER Heart 10 Bad; Few Days, aud ia addS
uon 70 variety Of Standard and popular Music.
violin, guitar, fu1s, ACCORDION. and othsr hind Il
0uaie Books. .i8 , JOHN \. HLIIq =
RN& ptSnWu hstwssn Oh ana lob 81.
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
81
The Cheapest, most Conn Portable and En-.
peditio,s, Route to tie White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alsm, Warm and


A RRANaENENTs having bs-n raads With h,
"A owners of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandria sno
Warrington, distance Of ak miles, In connection
with the trains on this and the Washington Bail
rosls tbs following schedule viii take effect on and
Alter Thursday, June LIST, 1854:
a Train from Alexandra to oordousville, and IN
termediate Stations, will leave the Depot corner o.
Duke and Henry streets, at y O'Clock Q m, on the
arrival of the Boat frcm Washington, giving ample
tras fcF Breskfset On board, arriving at Gortons
Vile, f hslfpast 10 o'clock,-connecting at that
Pc q. with The Trains on til. Virginia Contra
Epsd, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and etaunton.
A Train from dordonsyilie % Alsxkndris and In
termetiate Stations win leave Gordonsville Of
Ii O'clock, on the arrival Of the cars on the
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving ct Aexandra
at hAlfpast o'clock-thus allowing time to connect
with the train leaving Washington City for tn
North, and for Dinner on board the bost.
A Train from Alexsndria to Wsrrenton and inter
mediats Stations viii leave Alsxandris daily, (Sup
days excepted) ct O'clock, p. m arriving 1t War
rent st hsifpsst o'clock p. N. 81
I, On Sunday viii leave ct O'Clock g. N.
: Trs.n from Warrsnton to Alexandria and intsf
mediate stations win leave Warrenton daily (Sun
day exeeptsd3 ct quarter befors5 O'Clock g. n, ar
irving at Alexandria It halfpast o O'Clock q. N.
son Sunday win leave ct quarter past Il O'Clock
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

= - Bfid9e St. Gtorgetosen, D. q =!
fIsHE subscribers having bought cut Ne stock Of
j. Dry Goods Of r. shekell, in the store room
Ernerly occupied ny Myers & Brother, win teep
constantly on hand . large anu general assortment
Of Goods eutable to the seasons. which ne respect
fully invite frauda and the public In general to
give us . call before purchasing slsea here.
aug l6-QE ANpRHR. GODDARD 3 90.
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FOB PINKY POINT.
: OLD POINT, j NORFOLK.

49, The steamer os oRoLA lesv~
sswashihst ou every Saturday nornins
At O'Clock, for the above named place. ketarnine
leayee Norfolk every SUNDAY ct 4 pm; seoppine &
Old Point Pinsy Point, and all the usual landings
on the Potomac for passeneeD-
The 0sceoa viii continue to run to Norfolk until
the LIST Of september ~ '' i.' I.7t II q -
jy ~ .SiIA JAR MITOHELL. apt
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FOR BALTIMORE.

Tho Steamer OSCEOLA will re-
49, sumo her regular trips to Bslti-
mere on TUKSDAV MORNING, the lith instant, at
O'Clock q. u .'i-it I'D =
Returning leaves Rsltinaor. every THURSDAY
st O'Clock p. %. Stopping ct Leenardtown, Md,
St Mary's River, Md, Kinsale and Cone River, and
the usual landings on the Potomac.
jys-Sms JAS. MITCHELL, Captain.