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HOMES FOR ALL.

FIHHE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION having cold
l. and located by ballot the $50 Building Lots ID
vsrttsed during the last tive months, are now pre-
ieee Of selecties"
Thess Lots are situated directly opposite the Navy
Yard, and command q fine view Of the City Of Wash
ington and Potomac River, and contains an abuud
mont by 100 deep, all fronting on q wide street, fol-
the very low price Of SIS, payable in small install
ments OF 81 month This price includes the grs d
Ing Of the street. paving the gutter planting trees
ing to build. -'
Can any one, under such favorable circumstances
hesitate to procure for his family home
Once, 7th street, above D. Open from 81 q. M,
until p m, and on Monday until Q p. m.
~ zz-ZW~ JOHN Fox, Secretary
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GO. The following nomination. have bean
confirmed by the Senate: Francis A. Cheno.
with, Associate Judge, Washington territory.
WIN. @. Jones, District Attorney. New Mexico
territory. John e. Warren, District Attor.
ney, Minnesota territory. Garland Hunt, In
dian Agent, Utah. 4. II. Laasdsle and A.
Jones, Indian Agents, Warrington territory.
Edward Hunter, Marshal, Southern District Of
California. VIM. II Emory, U. s. A., Msxi-
can Boundary Commissioner. Pascal Bequette,
Receiver of Public Moneys, Benicis, Califor-
MIA, vice Charles Loring, deceased. John A.
Wheeler, Minister resident, Nicaragua John
L. Marling, Minister resident Guatemala. w.
G Mann, Secretary Of the Legation, Brasil.
Frederick A. Beelen, Secretary Of the Lsga-
ton, Chilli. Joseph G. Hart, of New York,
Consul for Tennerife. Townsend Harris, Con.
sui for Ningpo, China. Jno. Higgins, of Penn
sylvanis, Consul for Belfast, Ireland. Hugh
Keenan,, Of Pennsylvania, Consul for Cork,
Ireland. Darius A. Ogden, Of New York,
Consul for Honolulu. VIM. Hubotter, Consul
for Lagund, Mexico.
80. Under the head of Barbarity in vene-
.usls, " the New York Express publishes the
following. 1t bears date of Caracas, July 5:
"The wife of Senior Pinto, ono of those who
have recently risen in rebellion against Mon
agas, had been whipped, in order to compel
her to confess whore her husband is, and with
such severity that the wretched lady died the
following day.
We are inclined to doubt the correctness of
the above, Is the government of the two Mo-
nagas has hitherto been free from the stain of
such An atrocity as recorded in the Express.
AZ general rule, the New York Express is
indifferent authority for any questions of fact.
80. The New York papers announce the
death Of E. D. Hurlbut, Esq one of the oldest
and most es tensive merchants in that city.
1.-THE Democratic General Committee, of
New York. held meeting on Thursday even
ing last, in Tammany Hall, and rescinded the
anti McKeon resolutions. PSI -e-.,
go. Madame Anna Thillon has made great
hit at Niblo's, New York, in the Daughter of
the Regiment. . .ts .-,.r.5..
....A monster ball is to be shortly given at
the Mount Vernon Hotel, Cape May.
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STEAM PACKET LINE TO
HARREFs s3Hsaa Ferry:

TUE Canal Steamer Congress" having besn thor.
l. oughly repaired, and put In first rate order is
now ready to resume her regular trips for the Trans
Rortation Of passengers and light freight bstWesu
Georgetown and the above named point. on the
most pleastna terms. ~
The Boat viii lesvs the wharf of ". II. Ritter, 70,
Ha.psrs Ferry, On every Monday, "wednesday and
fridsy mornings, ct g O'Clock, and Harpers Perry
for Georgetown, on Tuesday Thursdays, and Sal,
urdsys 1t the same hour, stopping ct the diGerent
,endlngs along the line for the reception and land.
Passage through either way 81, Shorter distance
at the ssme rates per mile.
Fare ON board the boat equal to that ON any hind
OF travel. BERNARD PURsEL, CAPT.
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JNO. ELDER & 90.

6OOKAkLLERS, No. 8, OOLUABH PLACE.
A UTHORlZED Agents for the Modern Stsndard
Asnd Minor Drama, 9lesson's Pictorial, nag Of
our Union, Uncle Sam sni Oh the "Knov Nothine''
fspers he also keeps for sale at wholesale and r.
al, al the popular Magazines, Weekly Newspapers
Daily and Weekly Hefslds, Tribune, Tine. Eta.
aonsry, &c, and ell the popular cheap literature Q,
j. \. & Co having daily communjes ion With
York, rare Books, back numbers Of Per;odicais a.
be promptly supplied. ~ ~ -
The trade and citizens generally aye respectfully
nvsed TO call at No Columbia Plaee, at corner Of
Louisiana saenus and It'll street
~ i4-imA o AIDhn . w.
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01oRenfowH, August S. 1854
Yesterday, a. Mrs. Smart, wife of Mr.. Saml
Smart, and several Of her children, were re-.
turning from the country, the horse attached
to the carriage in which they were riding ran
of on Market street, and the oolored boy who
was driving, being unable to stop him, Mrs.
Smart, with an infant child in her arms, and
the other children, were thrown out, and al;
more or less ipjured-Mrs. s. very severely
she having received several severe bruises and
cuts. They were taken into the house of Mr..
John Eastan, near where the accident han
pened, whore everything was done that could
be to alleviate their suferings. After the in
mates were thrown out, the carriage was pretty
much injured by coming in contact with q
pump. t@ "
During the last few days We have been Wis.
tied BY several light showers of rain, which
was not SUFFICIENT however, to be of any e.
sential benefit to vegetation. although il has
had tendency to partially lay tho dust and
cool the atmosphere. .1.s +'e5
The festival of the young mon of Mount
Zion church, (colorsd,) on Monday afternoon.
bids fair to q very pleasant affair. We have
been requested to say, that q permit to hold ii
has been secured from the Mayor, and that no
efforts will be spared by the managers to make
it On agreeable occasion to all who may attend.
The new issue Of our corporation Of SIS. S..
and ~ notes are freely taken by persons trad.
ing from the lower cOuntiesof Virginia. Many
Of them receive them in payment for their pro
duce in preference to the notes of the Few
banks Of their own State.
There continues to be but little doing in the
Hour market. A few small lots of new have
arrived by canal, and sold at 50 q g 1911.
Wheat, white and red, 81 IS q 81 62A for
prime qualities. Corn, white and yellow, 70
7sc. 0ats, by cargo, struck measure, 400.
SPECTATOR.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS

IMFOR IANI TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELLERS going to or returning from Wash
i ington. are respectfully informed that excellent
recommendations are provided At the Washington
Branch Rsiiroad Depot In the way of Lunch, Break.
fist, Dinner or supper Also, Confsctionariss, Ice
Cream, and the very best Of Soda Waters. Persons
leaving In the early trains, will find 1t quite conye-
nisnt to breakfast, or enjoy delicious cup of bot
coffee Adjoining thu ladies' parlor is ladies' ordi
nary, fitted up expressly for their accommodation,
where every attention will be afforded them. Prices
extremely moderate and shsre of public patronage
solicited. MRS. JULIA A TARLTON
jy 28-H
N B.-southern travellers on their arrival In the
o'clock Q. m train will have ample time to break.
fast before leaving for tho boat -
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FOE POOR AND LAB0RING MEN.
OMALL BUILDING Lots Of 10 feet or more In
- various parts Of tie City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves In
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD CO.
For ssle, Q large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNE&S LLOYD 4 CO.
18th street, OPP. Treasury Department.
" NV
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Boarding.
[lOARDl

DCARDlNG-Mrs.D uyAIJ. p.nn. -
~ nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has One ROOMS
anu oners every desirable comfort and sccommod,.
uon TOT families or single gentlemen permanent
VI Ut, r az Nc more agreeable boarding house
-- &c 'ooHo IN "asn'naton je 16-Iy
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LfOR RENT.-Tbs subscriber having r,,,-.d -
y the country, his now permanent residence. of.
iers FOR rent his handsomely finished, four.rSorv
sicn P"'ee1'
And also, the threestory House ad;o,n;no non
occupied BY Capt. Jas. b. Montgomery Poessss;on
gwen On the LIST August, unless earlier posssss;on
can be arranged With Capt. Montgomery, who has
asndy consented that perssas applying osn inspect
Also, for sale cheap, thst oommodious and des;rs.
pc property, situated on Pa. avenue, nearly oppo.
nse Jackson Hall, and recently occupied q borrd.
Also, two ffams Houses On b street soutb c...
TN, In square 400. II not sold before the 3Oth IN
ssns tney VIZ than be disposed of to the hishsst
ror terms and particulars apply at the store of
"nac sons, 70 w. q. w. WHIT
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4fOk RENT-That pleasantly located pvelIfno
= HOUSE, on 18th street, Islsnd, near emithsas.
MAN Institute, lately occupied by Capt A. McCsus
OF fne fruit and grapes. Rent moderate to a ears
flu, prompt tenant JNO. 4. SMITH
aug -eou Attorney at Law 9Th sfreet
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II FOR SALE AT RLLAVILLE.-The mbacr;h..
has laid of 100 acres Of land in the neehborhoc o,
Bi.densourg Depot, under the designation Of Ella.
Vile, and offers the for SALE The lots copsiss
Guiding desirable site for building.
On two of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contr
ance for comfort. One Of these houees aud lots Is
Connected with the house is ven Of strong meSic;.
nal water Complete hydraulic apparatus ruppIses
the bath room. kitchen, and water closet with wa.
ter, which Is obtained in unlimited quantity with
to Me'srs. GREEN socfr, Auctioneers; Mr.. WILLS.
at the National Rotel to the subscrit er on The
premises A autographed plan Of EllaviIle will be
exhibited, and terms Of sale made known ON appli.
catisn as above. -ff-'
An omnibus rurs three times day between Ell.
Vile and Washington. CHAS B. CALVERT
aug1-h
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y 14-ima

TO MEMRERs OF cove q.
i Stran8ers end CftfzeSs.-Ws -
consisting Of w NV ssii'
silks Of all kinds
French Yourselves, Merinos
Alpacas, Bombssins, Irish Linens =
Table Dsmask, Damask Napkins H.n,.,.
0essinets, Cloths, Oss-imsres
Ginghsms of ali kinds
Hosiery Of ill kinds $50
Ion sseortmsnt OF Domesti.s Of all kinds
variety OF Carpets Of various kipda ~ ~
The remainder Of our Summer Goods viu Ia ala
very snseP:9 So1e nrst rate A. Lawns st az ets.
Beautiful Calico ~ ctr, Beress do Lsines. IL -
worth ~ Bsreges very cheao. ?, ~ -
eNg I-eo1W HALL RR0THRR "
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By D. B. CAMPBELL q co.
e. II. STRATTON. A uctson>~p

u. n. sTRATTON, Aucttonser.
KUSTERs SALE Of Valuable Improved Proper
i ty.-By virtue of deed of trusI hear;no H..
the 18th day Of Fshrusry, 1859, duIy executed by
John A. Moulden and wife, to the subecriber. an
Iecordes In Lbsr J. A. e., No. lao, folios $50 s5I
4oL ana 1876 one OF the land records of Washington
payment OF 3 certain debt therein uamed. shall
sell ct public auction on TIE premises, on MONDAY
the 18th day Of August, 1854, at O'Clock o "a. 70
me highest bidder, Lot No Z, in Square 5ss Will
House, With o!her necessary buildings.
terms; One-thirt cash the iesidue In eoua In.
sta!ments, at and II mouths, with interest.
4, deed given and deed of trust taken to s.curs
the deferred payments. y 'e'1'e
II tho terms Of sale are not CON piled With IN Nv.
Gays from the day Of sale. the properly win bs re
sold 1t the cost and risk Of the purcha er.
jy 2S-f&Tutds Ases'se.
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= Fo- BUSINESS STOkE for Rent
Assnt. . very desi rahle business stand, .ut
sois lor aay description Of merchandising. located
on lin street. one door from Pennsylvania avenue
next adjoining r. Farnhsm's book and ststioo, nv
establishments -
10 good tenant and gent<el business the r7ut
VIII be put at moderate rate by the year, payable
IN monthly Instruments. Possession given imme
diately For further particulars inquire OF the nm
dsrsi2ned. GEO. A. W. RANDALL,
Grocer, corner Ps. avenue and 18th St
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lOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, sdjoining tn city
" OF Georgetown, with fpe new brick dwelling
h1use, out buildings, lsrpe brick cist@rp, Co. &c,
e cSSno,nng scrss % land with the finest views In
and Ridge rads, with large from, on both, and cd
loioing the property Of Mr.. j. H. King Terms very
liberal on credit. Enquire on the PREMISE Or Il
viii be exchanged Fl properly In New York.
EoR RENT--A brick dwelling HOUSE, contain.
y ing AZ good FOODS The pariors and several Ct
the rooms veil furnished. Bathing fixtures, 1c,
attached. House lighted With gas. This house nil
Best q references required q aH r ys &
on tho preRisea @. bet. lSsh and IztS NJ.
e =; E.aas-.Rsas.S with or Without furniture. =.
HOUSES = Lots Ar FkTV1TH s1LE--
III Three frame Houses, two-story ana .tiie. Nh
Sscs building, situated on ls,S street south, bstv
ops fsane House, two-story, containing dx rocu,.
on 5th street. north, between II and n So. vest.
Uns frame House, tvoStory, garnet, and back
buildings on It'll street. south, betxeen b and sts.
Twelve building Lots, b.twssn "a and AZ street.
90 ~ no ana streets south, eoztsirise in an
$500 square let & sssra With 3. .u.Ii t.ns
iSs n:sfss s a,p aaas Would .a'srsai' location
., One threestory brick Ore proof SHOP, m rsesrva
uo1 ~, 70 the rear Of jackson Half This would
s@ swes s1mifaoly for . book hndery OF printing
~, or coula easily be converted iutc livery Sta
so{ ~ s waica purpose more eligible location can
AZ saS ss0 love, ss:.ssa property Vim b 0d or
- '''"' " ''p aso " = eAassrr.
Lumber Yard, corner 81 eth and B 81,
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for Fen,
~ nave for rent, several new HOUsEs, with 3
acres OF ground attached to each situated on sKsp
oau dreen, little more than Q mile n ,rthe. s;-r,
nom the Capitol
These houses are spacious and convenient. with
censr, woodshed, and stable for each, and pumps OF
Tns situation Is beautiful, overlooking large
The approach Is by It'll and II sts, Delaware ave-.
nue. and II street e'e
An omnibus hns for usual fare has besn perrus-
9enty established on the route. and rrns twics q
aay oesween Kendall Green and the President !
Squsre, leaving at q. M and 2p.n n. Rst,, nm,
lsa o Csntss Market whore it makes br;at asnd.
Eent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS q wear.
and can be seen by APPLYING to WM srIrkNrW
VINO lives on Cottage street. or myself ct nv rssi'
demo, near the premises ny i''',
js D-tf AMOS KrSn.,r
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II The man who "puts on" airs, does it
because he has nothing in his head. ~
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- - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

al VDAI WnD1OAH AGENT.-UR, DIV7DCCH
~ hae relieved, and II treating with unp.1alislet
s Sa tnSss diseases which have been ahsndone.
shme, snch Is Asthma, Bronchial Afections On
sulsious, Hrytipelas, Cutaneous Diseases. epasms
Spinal Affections, Rhsunatisn. Parslysis. It Yitns
a.ss ssps. to- Of The Heart Epilepsy, andmasy
Residence on Qpesn, between Isirfsx and R.v.,
streets, AlsxanJria W. A'Sss
- la fsir trial n 81 vs ask. Our pet,spt
WI trumpet fas and near this great Medical Aren
~'e"0us o1s "os~ HOm "a. jy ll-lms
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By GREEN = SCOTT, Auctioneere
GIVEN Val UABLE BUILDING LOT AT Auc
~ tion-On TUESDAY, the 18th August. Ne ehsIl
sell at 81 o'clock p m, 81, 2S7 a feet Of ground
and on 9th street east 2sl feet 10 inches.
The ab'vs will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Terms: Onethird cash; the residue IN one ana
two years, on notes, with interest
A deed given and q deed Of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
~ io-1AW AurtiouAsrr
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TURNIPS, RUTA BAGAS. &c.

IURNlPS, RUTA BAGAS, DC.
TCHk subscriber has still on hand large and well
i selected stock Of TUIRNIP SEED, comprising
the following: skirvfng's Liverpool swede or Ruta
Fag; Laing's Improved Ruts Bsga; Red and white
Tankard Turnips; White Globe EARLY SNOWFALL,
Stubbte stone, Purpletopped, strappedleaved, each
IS c-nts per Id. -
Cabbage See1 Of all the choice varieties.
They are all of finest quality and are warranted
fresh and genuine. JNO. SAUL,
feed strre, corner It'll and II streets
aug 2-eo6tS
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GRAND 1IL'TARY AID CIVIC
MOONLIGHT xXCURMON
- or PEI
BOOZE RIFLE CORPS

l., - CT PEE
+ BOONE RIFLE CORPS
|~h The BOONE RIFLE CORPS
~ most respectfully announce to the
citizens OF washington, Georgetown and Alexan-
driA that they have chartered the swift and SPLEEN
did steamer GB0RGE WASHINGTON for an *.
cursion ON TUESDAY afternoon, August s, to The
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
The Boat will leave Warrington at o'clock, the
Navy Yard 1t az, snd Alexandria at 3X. Return
ing, she will leave the White House Ut ssasonabls
hour, and touch ut all Of the above places.
The Committee have made the the most extensive
arrangements 10 render this excursion one Of the
most pleasant Of the season.
The Reffeehment Department win be conducted
by aeompstsnt and accommodating caterer.
Hsputa's Brass aud String BAND e engaged for the
occasion.
Should the day prove unfavorable the excursion
will be postponed until further notice.
Tickets $l-sdmittiOg . gentleman and two ID
dies-to b had Of any Of the committee or at the
boat on the day Of the excursion.
COMMITTEE:
Lieut. Henry N. Ober, Lieut. O. Sanderson,
Strg Tho Robinson, Serg ] Simmond,
VIM B Dobbins, Sylvester Gates
su1 3-ThEM .-g-- .-.s.T-
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JNO. ADAIR fLEASANTS,
ATTOR AT LAW,
7h street, opposite National Isstellsosncer Office,
WASHINGTON, D..
AGENT FOR ALL CLASSES OF CLAIMS AMI
ACCOUNTS BEFORE THE EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENTS AND
CONGhESS.
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Wants.

3 "Wmss" and /" Waatei" sdversiseneats, -four lines
OF isss. fs each insertion, Is cents; each additional
liae eenss. E+s
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NCHUTTER T. KAHL ERT.

GCHCTTER T. KAHLER
~ fists,
FRISCO DECORATIVE and syery description at
ORHAMENTAL PAINTING. PennsyIvania ave
nue., south side, between 9Th and l4th streets,
Washington, D. q. iv1-9ms
nR. ALEXR MATTHEWS
- Oilers bis professional services to the people
Of Georgetown and It's vicinity.
Once on High street, second door north of Dr..
hld"eife Drug store jy lint
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NOW 10 THE TIME

N AND THIS rs THE PLACE.
D9cuereotypssJo r 25 cents and spsoords.
TOT the eccommodation Of those who want chesp
pictures. WILSON d %. hsve lifted M a sre
Gallery tn Lane fuckers Building, directly oys,
tHs daiiery formerly known es ''Thoapssa,s.h
remember tbs s0me and be sure an And tn
right gallery. WILSON 20
NAV 1T ~ -
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IA csived ct JNO. r. ELLISS.
Ps. avenue, between oh and 10th streets.
" 26-tf
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CLOSING OUT
GUNNER STOCK VERY CHEAP-We have "a.
y naming on hand . very large stock Of Summer
Goods and wishing to make room for fall supplies,
deem 1t advisable to put down the price Of the re-
mainder of our stock at very low tgures. We have
Q good assortment Of
Silks. Bereges, Tissues, French Lawns and Organ
dies
ehalleys, 0inghams, Chintxss
Summer Monssslines, Bereye de LANES
All kinds of Mourning Dress Goods
large stock Of Hosiery and Gloves, gentlemen IS
snd boys wear
French Embroidery in great variety
Beet n AXE of shifting Cottons
Linen and Cotton Sheeting, Toweling
Linen Goods Of ell kinds, warranted pure
In fact the whole of our stock will he offered at
such prices Is cannot fall to please all who may "a
vor US With q call between this date and the LIT Of
septsmber.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
" Sl-6t
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BY J. @. McGUIHE. Auot,o...--

NJ =. o. McGUIHE, Auotioneer.
yale OF ORDNANCE sTOREs.-on TuBspAY.
- August 18TH at II o'clock m will be offered fpf
sale az the M.shirgtan Arsenal, DC
Isl nint Muske.s old pattern
"a powder Flasks
artillery sabres
% halter Chains
Is drivers, Saddles
16 valise Saddles
50 Bridles
5000 lbs. scrap Wrought iron
$50 scrap Steel
A lot Of scrap Castirop.
Terms: cash, in specie.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
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DPOPOSALS viii be recetycd bv
l. the Superintendent of the Treasury BUILDING.
until the 18th August next, for the supply Of 200
cords OF hickory and 100 cords Of oak WOOD Tor any
part thereof, not lets than 80 cords) The wood to
be Of the hest quality and to be delivered corded
and measured at such places a. the superintendent
may require, a. the cost Of the contractor.
iy 20-eOdtI2th
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS:
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRAf,K

49, IA OAFAh M, or Kan bleo In
IN lceland3" by PIIsY MILES, author ..
Letters OF Communipaw."-This work VIII Give
record OF personal adventures, in q tour OF sho.,
l0Oo mle. through the interior Of leblanc. fn h.
summer o. 1867; describe the extraorasnary sc.ne-
me summit Of Mt Esxla, and full account Of the
ous g America BY the Mortimer, in the YEA,
20 9Th the Geography, productions, manners and
customs Of the people, Scandinavian Mythology, &c
10. The ports Of Iceland having, BY g lsz Of Den
mark, just been opened to the trade Of the world
for the first time within $50 years this work nov
WI paasess peoulisr interest large and beau
tAui map Of Iceland, executed By naive IceIsoas,
and brought from there By Mr.. Miles >ork eoua,
try or 10 Europe, can be SON at Tayior Maury;s
The volume VII es q duodecimo Of asz pages and
viii be printed and bound in the best msn,erI An
Agent has been employed by the publisher to can
vass Wa hngton and Gsorgesovn for subscribers
subscription list gill also be left at Taylor AMI
as1ry,s, or orders for the work received BY sny
Ooosselisr. WI be published early in July any
persons RENTING one dollar 10 tbs publisher at New
1oEs snail have cory Forwarded to his address BY
mail, post paid The usual discount 20 the trsda.
Orders solicited. CHAs. B. MORTON,
Pabfisher, II Chambers It,, New York
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= ToRE FOB RENT.-Ths spacious warehouse on
B. L Semmes Bro, a. vholeaale rro,a-s $3.50 .ns
nquor storc u nov for rent Possession given i'm
nediately Apply to B. I. ssnnas or N. q. Emsry
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Desh uctivs Fir<

BcSrALo, August 4.-Ths upper stories Of
MOVE Go Q organ factory, on Main strsss
was burnt this morning. The loss q abous
Szo,000, nearly covered BY insurance..
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Destructive Fin.

paovIDrScI, r. l., Aug, 4-Ths ersnits
III. az sSrre!lyIIls was destroyed BY FIRE last
Syria Sherman, and was occupied bv T r
Seagrove Co. for the manufacture Of fancy
cassimeres. II contained ten full sets -
machinery, being one Of the beet mills In NsU
Epgland. The loss on the mill Is about 400 con
stock and goods $4,000. The insuYsnoe an
the mill and machinery 10 about SIC, ooe, and
on the stock $zl,0 600. Seventy i've to one hun
ofeo persons are thrown ont Of employmant
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Ia III
QRICK AND FRAME DWELLINGS for s.,a Of
!. ~ prices nom $1,000 to 5000, sligiby situated
Terms for some, one-fourth IN cash, and tie hal
ance In ], 2. 9, and years. apply to POLLARD
WEBB, Real Estate Agent. Once in PsnngIyanis
aug 2-lm