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CLovERpALE FARM.-The editor of the Green
rier Era having been a recent tour says;
We saw, in our absence, the fnet growing
heat on the Cloyerdalc farm, near Bonsacll's
Depot in Botetourt, belonging to the heirs of
Ienry Langhone' decd, we have ever seen. we
ere told that there were l5o acres in that grain
nd it was calculated that the yield would be 10
ushels to the acre, which by weight reached 65
ounds, aud the owners had refused 81 per bush
[. The farm is now for sale, and for wheat
am, what saw Of it, we know of none other
Ike it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-19

Mr.. OSullivnn, the L. s. Minister Mt Lisbon,
who is sald to be one of the best chess players in
America, played during his late stay in Pans
twenty seven games without odds with NJ. Saint
Amant, the we'll known French player OF the
twenty. seven NJ. Saint Amant won twentv onr.
Mr.. O'Suiyan three mud three were drawn.
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NJ" 4>''.f - aa'.. is-i..si IGaai = ,-....
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iNiAs E'IC BELTS.

8 Nf4ASEEC KELTS.-I nave JUS received by
- express another lot Of rhor ry desirable ELNS
nc BELTS, all ,hsde, AMI widths Cnll soon sud Sc.
for yourselves a. s. ENGiEDOYE.
~ 1871
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-19

TX Governor foote, formerly of NIis-issiPi
has joined the American party it is said, in Ca-
forna.
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This calculation is mere approx nations TO
the result. but it will for general purposes
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L. T. & VA. RoAD.-We are gratifed to learn
rom the Knoxville Standard, says the Abingdon
,irginian, that the iron is now being laid down
pom the road, and, the bridge at Strawberry
'lains being finished, it is supposed the work
ill be completed some 30 or 10 miles by the
lose of the year. If SO, they will be at the
tate line almost as soon Us we will. Success to
ne enterprise.
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EDITORIAL CoNyt N1ToN--The FarmviIle
Journal endorses the call for Convention Of
Virginia Editors, and recommends Lynchburg as
the place.
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IL. g.. FarTeIrs Arabian Rim lsncut
TRIUMPHANT YER DlSEASn

Respectfully Yours,
~ 9-,l.tSept JNO. II. BGfIS
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TThe National American, Richmond Wing
American Organ, and all other papers in tho
State friendly to the cause will please insert
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The Staunton indicator learns that Joshua
Evans, of Augusta, has become immensely rich
by the death of relation in Wales, who leaves
i 900, 000;to be divided among three relatives, of
whom Evans is one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-19

ELLIE OR THE HrMaN CoNEpY.-By Mr.. Cook
Of Richmond a Morris publisher We have re
eeiyed from the publisher, through Mr.. Morse of
dis city who has it for sale the above book,
whose appearance has been impatiently awaited
y the many admirers Of its talented and popular
tuthor.
We will notice it appropriately after perus-
ng it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-19

DAMAGE.-The recent rains have damaged
the growing crops on Dan river and its trihua-
ries to a considerable extent. One planter resi-
ding between Danville aud Milton, estimates the
injuries sustained by himself at over two thous-
and dollars.
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RAILROAD AMALGAMATIoN.-Th Common
Council Of Petersburg, on Thursday last, passed
a resolution instructing the proxies of the city
to make the best bargain they can for the ANAL
gamation Of the Petersburg and Greensyille
Nailroads.
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shout and hurrah And the papers ana reviews reve
the dead lion, and actually exult A more brutal hu-
initiating thing has seldom been witnessed II ia all the
effect Of war
Let MS not deceive ourselves These who exut ia
misery decorous men, educated and refined many OF
them but they under the spell of the God OF War The
newspaper press lays it all bare and the sys
TEN il is, and all its tendencies its great heart
hrob and beat through skeleton ribs Thus far It's
feelings not half aroused in England its exasperaons
have not begun be awakened What the full hor
which it can produce God only knows But this is
clear that all which gives JOY and gladness TO the heart in
peace awakeus antpathy and hatred in while all
that produces commseraton such destruction Of food
pestilence famine death, in all their most horrid forms
these are the sources of its exulta,ion and glory
"a great always must and does tend TO bualze the
spirit OF people immeasurably inconceivaby Both Ma
poleon and Wellington left the most explicit testimony
this subject IL may be necessary and justfabe in self
defence But may kind Providence long avert from us
the stern necessities and lessons Of this great scourge 1t
is not that need fear the final results to honorable
peace The OF treasure though immense, would be
nothing to us; the blood though dear, would be
cheeuy spilled in defence Of country and the green
grass would the field OF battle But the demoraliza-
ton of the survivors, the effect the moral character of
ALL the civilization Of ALL both friends and foes the loss
of industrious habits among the masses, and OF social
generous Christian virtues among the whole peopethese
despite all Alison may say the contrary more and
than all these the great horrors and curses OF
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA

PosT OvrfcE DEPARTMENT., July 8, 1855.
nROPOSALp for carrying United
st DAY Ocobe 1885, seth day Of jane, 1885, incu
rive on the following the State OF FAonDA and In the
specified will be received q me Contract Once Of the
Past once Department city Of WahiByeu until M
tie aoh August, 1885, be decided on the nsxt day
1854 From Camp lizard Hoosass, bay PORT IS miles and
back, twice d wick, in tw0-hUrse coaches. ta
Leave Camp lizard Wedhesday and Saturday nt sam;
Arrive Bay Port days by p m =. tttas
Leav Bay Port Tuesday and friday gan;
Arrive a Camp lizard same days by p \.
1885 From Clay Landing Waukeenah loo miles
andb back, week.
Leave Long Pond Monday nj Q m;
Arrive Waukeenah next "Wednesday 81 6pm;
Leave Wauksenah Thursday ~ 9 AMI; 8g5eAi
Arrive . Long Pond Saturday BY p
proposals. and certihcate also insruc
the 10 SUCH
inviting proposals. for mail service In
the southern States, dated January y, 1853 . ssl4g
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
July Ii-Iaw4w fIntsf. End Start
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NEW YORK, July l0-Cotton-the market is firm, with
an upward tendency. Flour-prces have advanced l2l
cents, ESQ barrels of State sold at 50 50 37 steady
sales Of $50 barrels of southern SILL Wheat
Cornprices triae hghsr43, 900 bushels sold 94
cents Pork is firm, 800 barrels sold. Beef is frm-l5O
barrels sold at former rates. Lard is dull Whkey
quiet at 40 Al cents.
BALTIMORE, July l0Flour firm but the
have been small. Cornprces easier, but quotaby
lower. Wheat is firm, with upward endenoy-2, 0OC
bushels of red sold at 81 20 So u.s. and white at 50 rs
So 80.
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LOCAL NE w s.

TuK couscms,--The councils met on Monday afternoon
last at the usual hour In the board Of aldermen the lower
Joint changing the location OF the West
ern Market and locating street NORTH between 18th
and 10th streets west the First Ward passed The
question regard the contested elections was made the
special order for Monday next.
In the common council joint resolution was passed in
sucng appropriate committee to petition Congress for
the lighting ahe and avenues running across and
about the mall by gas.
Among the distinguished citizens Of Louisiana now in our
city are Hon. Mr. Morse, Hon. Mr.. Ros and Judge Wal
kerr one Of the editors Of the New Orleans Delta
Coones Hardee Bennett, and johnson, OF the United
States army among the latest arrivals at Wizards Ho-
tel.
The annual commencement Of the Georgetown College,
which place yesterday attracted large number OF visit
ers from this city.
THs FlaEwonxs-At a moderate computation, upwards
Of ten thousand men, women and children witnessed the
hibon of fireworks Monday evening last. The darkness
Of the night added greatly to the effect Of the displays and
although In advance that OF the pieces
had been seriously injured by dampness and exposure thu
rockets wheels and chasers nothing OF Mount esu
vu. went through their performances with great pro
prey.
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nv ). G. MCGUIRE, Aucsoneer.

By y. q. McGUAhE, Aucuoucefs
r ARGE AND CHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND BEAU
ufui paintings Friday afternoon, July 18Th
O'Clock saooA over Fsnhams Bookstore corner q
Pennsyvsna shall sell tho largest and
best collection paintings offered for sale 10 this city
ing H. N Barlow, from vaous galeries the
them be found specimens OF hoben
Hoem.ns Old FIanck Landonlo Lewis SANFORD Mason sEtz
anck VeaQucz, Sir Godfrey Kneler, VeTne P0utn, A. Van
Wulies, Mulla, Bhayar, jr, and others
valuable collection Of enavg purchased at
the Of the e. d Ingraham, Philadelphia
arrived with valuable addition to those
that have been exhibition consisting Of about seventy choice
specimens.
until the sale. III. =.
Terms 800 under cash that credit Of so and
90 days. endorsed notes. benring interest
80 las. g. MCGUIRE
Ju,v I'D Auctioneer.
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MOREDONs = Tale, claiming to be by Sir Walter
wi SO
Constance Herbert novel b, Mites Jewsbuy. ~ cents.
Controversy Senator Brooks and Archbishop Hughes
o5 "0sei
Abbo,ts History Napoleon. 2 vols. octave s.
II +. FRANCk TAYLOR
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and be displayed the ya6 according marine usage
those vessels entitled TO do
On The flag which used by ourselves,
members Of grand ducal house, has the full Meckenburg
Of arms In the middle Of the whils stripe.
3D SEC Arbitrary alterations Of the national agsuch for in
the addition Of the
hereby obdden and national flags thus arbitrarily
In future be al decoration flags
4Ta Masters however, liberty, heretofore,
holidays and such other occasions they may
their hoist flags with the
chip provided they decoration flags
prohibited by the 3D. section.
Such private flags nevertheless, not be- h0sed the
gaf. IA
he authorities whom hereby ordered
obedience to the above Instructions
Given through Department OF State, ahwern, March ~,
655. FREDERICK FRANZ
COUNT Won BULOW.
Won SCHROTER.
BROCK,
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

mRtJsTEE,s SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM SITUATED
Balls RoadsBy virtue Of deeds Of trust, duly
made and among county
Virginia. from the parties interested the sub
.criber public auction, Thursday July ID, a II
o'clock vausbic Of land, cousan-
adjoining Balls Cross Rosd said tract being POI
ton fosncriy owned By Gen. r Van Ness
divide farm each containing
proportions of and wool land aud ~ b sold separately
the growing One Of the lots
tanning substantial farm house, overeers
dwelling, barn, hsid IL.
plat subdivision be the auction rooms
fourth cash; the residue In twelve and eighteen
months with premises.
JAs @. MCGUIRE,
July l0-codAds Auctonssr,
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rAs PortIaaa R,o1.-.lno.asr Inquest.

T no I'oFHa"d Hiof--notaer IHqaesf
PoRTlASp July l0The coroners inquest the crcum-
stances attending the death Of Robbins who killed du-
ring the late liquor riot have returned verdict that the
deceased to bis death by the rash illegal orders OF the
mayor leaving the courts determine whether the
Is guilty Of murder manslaughter.
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oFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT ov srATE,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, July 10, less.
The following Translation printed copy
TO the display the Meckenbog national flag by
HAS been received this department consulate the
Grand Dachy OF Meckenbug Schwern New York.
for the benefit Of those whom it may concern; 53e-
[Tr1nsaton1
in'trueons relative the Display fAe Mekteg National Flag
BY Sea Teaek.
Friedrich Franz by the of God,
burg Prince of Wenden Hchwen and Razebur
Schwern lord of the territories Of Rosock and stargard
For the regulation many differences and that
occurred displaying The Meckenbug
give precise directions, and therefore order follows
lsr The Meckienbug national blue,
white, and red stripe, which lite horizontally
the following manner:
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NORFOLK, July lO.-The ship Ann Captain Giles, from
New York bound to New Orleans with assorted cargo
reported to have gone ashore the s0h June
Key West, and that all hands persisted except Capt Giles
his and his sons wife that the ship pieces
medistely.
IA second despatch from Norfolk says the foregoing
garded generally unfounded rumor.
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united states Court of Claims.

Real Eate, Boanty Land, and General Agency at Washing
ton CITY.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN, attorney-atlaw. and JAMES @.
WALKER Of late reading clerk in the House Of
themselves
prosecuting against the either before the
Court Of Cans Congress- The several
utive departments.
In all before The Cour! Of Claims and others involving
will be aided BY MIR. Charles r. Sherman well
known South and West lnwyer.
give personal and prompt attention TO all business In
trusted them particularly baunyand well
renting, easing selling, and purchasing Ieni estate
They refer members exmembeis Congress
and Territories and the correspondents Of
Mr.. Charles z. sherman. :. 81.
Office No AIS Third street, Of Gadshy' Hotel
Apil 22-eOdudacp
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N ARRIED,

instant by the Rev. Mt HoLmsAD HENRY STARK
New Hampshire, to EMMA b. daughter OF W. B. RANDOLPH
Of this city.
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CAHD-Our customers hereby notified thai their
will be made to the ad instant inclusive and
Immediately order that each thus be
afforded opportunity Of examining the preparatory
LIST Of July which time they tue and In view
pecunay obligations for tho month,
strained with earnesne the necessity OF pompness
the Of ALL
June 27-3w4w HOOE, BRO. d CO.
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BoxELLs LocoaoriyE ELECTRIC rELreRAPn-The Florence
taly) correspondent Of the Newark Daily Advertiser
furnishes the following additional particulars IN regard to
this wonderful discovery
second successful trial of Boncllis locomotive cleo
trio telegraph has been made the Turin railway with
the of the ministers Of State and the dplo-
matte representatives of France and England Two trains
traversng a iive-me track exchanged communications
until all parties fully satisfied The correspondence
with the stations equally satisfactory and orders to
stop aud to proceed obeyed by voltion Morses
apparatus reduced to the dimensions Of coatpocke IN
Guiding paper &C. used this occasion. The sim
pcity OF the invention Is amusing Two wires running
from the little pocket machine through the bottom OF the
car trail parallel insulated iron rods which are the
mediums Strange That the notion never occurred to the
Yankee nationl -
The inventor who is the director of the Sandman tell
cgraphs has submitted to the government an inexpensive
pToect for working them and also for continuing the sub
marine line now between Genoa and the Islands OF
Corsica and Sardinia t2oo miles by way OF Malta and
other intermediate points to Consantnopc and the long
Bla sea line and which will also be propoundcd 10 The
electricians OF the thousand leagued Atlantic
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PouoBKEKPsrE, IN ID July Am agen, of the Car
League has seized the liquor Germans saloon and
deposited it in the Court house The required
give bond to answer.
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Ohio at p;t,sburo.


PrrsBURo, July l0There is four feet of water in the
channel this evening, and falling.
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Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert,
TO BE GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF st. vINCENT's
AND ST. JOsEPH's ORPHAN AHYLUMS, AT
CARUsIs SALOON,
On Thwsddy Evening" July 10.
PRooRAMMK.-PAkT 1.
L. Norma (full orchestral Beln
2. -Semiramide. kossni
J. Soprano Solo" ChHrity" Sove
ouarleue :" Biancoe Kossin
Soprano Solo, All Non Credea Bein
Solos Tie Sea Ransford
z. Soprano Solos, Dohlett
solo Chorus" Anna Bolenan. Donzetu
PARrI
L. overiure-ss Groves OF Barney, (full orchestfa.)
Violin sooAir, variations. .Meyseder
4 Soprano Solo," Annie Laurie"
o
a. Soprano o. Eckeft's Swiss Song
Solo Chorus" Else dAmorc". Donizet
6. Finale, (ful orchesra)
Tickets SO cents r. Ess music store, and al
Doors O'Clock; the commence al g.
The piano occasion OF the manufacture OF
Ialet Davis and has been kindly loaned from r. Ess
Pennsyvnna between 9Th and Oh Streets
has been kindly given by Mr. Causi with
charge.
July s-sT&Th
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By j. Q. McGUIHH, AuCtiOnecr.
mRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
auction On Saturday afternoon July IA at
O'clock subscriber, by deed Of
duly and recorded, will sell at public auction the highest
bidder, south Of lot No H. In square NO 49, fronting 70
feet north and Streets
running 100 feet.
Terms: 1850 residue twelve months
bearing and secured by deed Of trust The premises
NAT CARUSl
Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
I,,vA n Auconec..
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Aqricultarol Division Of the Patent Office The Caroline
1iqr BeeeWe make still another extract from the pen
Mr. Glover Creating of insects beneficial to vegetation
which will be published in the forthcoming agricultural
port
sThe Carolina tgerbcetle (megdcephoa Caropa) belongs
to the family Of the ccindeda otherwise called tiger bee
ties their savage propenstes and the beautiful spots
and stripes with which their metallic wing adorn
ed These beetles always hunting about the ground in
ch food smaller and darker species especially
delights the glare and heat OF the summers SUM- and wher
towards object which has excited its alarm by suspicious
movements.
in length of most beautiful metallic blue, violet, and
and when placed in certain positions the lustre
gold or bronze IL may also be known by yelowish
SPOT on the extremity OF each wngcase 1t appears not
be partial the light of the the other species bu
often hides tsef under stones 1t also much FIRE
quenty in the fields during cloudy weather. or to
wards evening, than in a fervid midday sum-
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SALE TO-DAY.



VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on fENNsYLvANIA
Wednesday afternoon, July ilh, nt6h
O'Clock premises, shall Of 10 No 3, In
inches Pennsylvania
back month
occupied BY Nh oBryan and ohe and The two small eae
This properly mm ediaey opposite Gsu,ers saloon.
Terms One fourth cash ths residue IN equal payment with
twelve, cighcen and t~snyouF months Tua inds
puinbie. JAS. y. MeGuthe,
June 29d Aucnoneer
,roUR "a Crimsa, by Lord de aos. ! vol London,
Memoir Admiral Sir Jahlee brenton vol London,
History Corps Royal ssppcs and Miners vols.
The Anglo Indian Army; by Captain Raler vol London,
The Great Battles Of the Army London
Jenuings Natural Elements Of Political Leonom vol Lon
Hopkins on Atmospheric Changes vol London, 1884
Worlds Beyond the Earth BY Phillips vol London 1850
schacht the Microscope. ! vol London 1855
Alexsndns and her Schools by Kingsley vol London,
Nnsveh; history explorers vol Lon
De Foe md hurchI by Forster. London, 1855
HeIss, The Hoae History Literature and Art Of the Creeks
vol. London, 1865
Autobiography Arago. vol London, 1855.
Almanac and Companion; complete
July 10 FRANcK TAYLOR
ID EMOvAL.-ws have removed office No s7s 18th
tinue give attention TO any uanaean feang % ns general
banking business. KELLER x MCKINNEY
July e-eod3t
ERANCIs LAMB. Looksng-Gi Parsrais, q Pile
frame manufacturer 237 Pennsyyania avenue Paror
OF all sizes and Of the most elaborate style aud nn con
Stanty
prices in New York. thereby saving tho Of boxing
freight, and risk OF breakage.
The public respectfully invited to call
June l6--eod3mif
CARIBOU hereby notified thai their espec
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
N.a, Exnzuikfahatrn frederick Golalkn HI

THE annual institution
0h August termlnstes the last Thursday in June The
terms tuition 5O payable
alv in advance.
as for Spanish Italian German md Latin the terms
The primary pupla under nine
are arc eiOO per payable half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry should be Addressed % the MOTHER SUPE
RIOR Of Josephs Academy, Emmsburg Frederick county,
Maryland
July 8-diyear.
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Georgetown College,
July 5th 1855.
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF this institution will take
i place on Tuesday, July 10Th, at Q O'Clock, n M
Monday members Of the graduating class will de
various subjects OF moral philosophy O'Clock
m.
The pubIie respectfully invited attend bod, occasions
y. A. MAGUiRE,
July 6-d4 PRESIDENT
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DEMOVAI.-We have removed Office TO No. s1g istl
street. opposite Treasury Department where .h
attention transactions relating 20 e genera
banking business KELLER MCKINNEY.
July 6-eod3t
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ArTonsEy GENERALS OFFICE.
STATE DEPARTMENT.


Territorial RoadThe United States cannot take private
land for the construction road in of the Territories
without some legal form Of appropriation, either by act
Congress or of the Territory.
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1TAGNlCTlC TELEGRAPH COMPAN1.-The annual
nj meeting stockholders Of the Magnetic Telegraph Compa
nv will be held al ONCE 80 Chesnu Phadel
mia ON Thursday l1h July 1885, at4 o'clock
or The elecng officers the for the
sm,ns yrar 4s JOS. 5AI.ER,
PmLApRLpHrA, "a, 1855. M Secretary.
June 27--July b lis 84aaeg fYita tHr
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The annual commencement OF the Georgetown college,
which took place yesterday attracted large number OF visit
ers from this city.
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Coon PRICE FOR LANDThe Ellicotts Mills Public War
der "a new paper states that Mr. Nathan Warfeld who
resides on the Frederick road the cghmie stone has
sold his place of ten for the price Of $500
per acre Purchaser a gentleman from Washington
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I,OR northwest Of 10th and
(eas front) pleasant with without board
They would be rented sngy or in suites on very reasonable TERMS
II early application be made.
July G-dH