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Appointment Of superintendent Of Buildings
and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.

meeting OF board a u The EnFer
Ill Ngniay stevenson offered The following luton
Which adopted.
believe, the
proctor VIII prreiy
Uniyersiy, relieved
public CnysTslEs
duties might h advantage be confded 20
ss kIful precieai wend biz
10 the discharge duties for suitable
RsEoired That the whole sulle he referred 10 TIE executive
eornInile3 the Of The
trent III assistant, with saiary excrednr 81
ihr University would be promoted
such appointment division a labor snd
perintrndeBt''
rB1srisneds
III
ceea september mike The arpDf
authorized resolutan and ns'y al who
disposed appointment viii be expected
aPcnd should be qnssea 10 take the chargs
and few hundred
Unies su+Tiniendee q al the buildings o. le In
vessiiy public grounds keep have
landscape gE.drnins ornamental Planting
tn
AIRY frrhsr desired will be eheeuty spp
Giants applications the undersigned
arpc1tiess Superintendent Of buildings and Grounds
II. X PREsTis,
sususT, n, ls5s- Proctor Universiy Of Virginia
Aug I9-eodtls5est
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PoET OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Dtliucyg 81 Letters and Faekayes-Ihe masters Of steam
bosts under with the department required 70 de-
liver the post oces Cor the local agent Of the depart
enf there b. any) the places at which they arrive all
letters received BY hr BY any Persol employed in their
boats apy pont along the Masters and managers
all ether steamboats, required by law, uraer penalty
Of thirty dollars deliver al letters brought By them,
within their power addressed destined for the
places which they arrive TO the postaasers, ezct t
rtiag part n The Cargo Postage Is charged On
ell letters addressed persons to whom The cargo,
anv part Of it. Il consigned.
All letters conveyed by steamboats, packets, other yes
GELS relating the cargo required to be LEFT uneaed
If sealed tey be delivered The post osce to be
charged with postage. IT. being opened u the presence
Of tbe postmaster they found Teat 70 the cargo, the
postage NAV RENTED. Thslzw relating oIh subject i
often violated Postmasters required prosecute for
tie penalty in all where they can obtain testimony
Er os1cscrThe instructions Of the Postmaster Cen
eal require that postmaster wo collects postage
papers ac advance and goes ont Of Office before the
term Of such prepayment has expired, shall leave in the
Office record Of all sach payment As these Instructions
are frequently disregArded il may be vel FOR denquents
to understand that neglect refusal comply with them
renders both themselves and their suraes ahe prosecu-
tim On their Official bonds.
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THGAsrRr Dny4RrssETt Argust = gEtl
Hoice hereby xxeH - hoaders Il siek sct0xsa
b. 81 Is4s rescezstie a amer lie l1s h1yra~s
ia hai ras wtoie pAr q dat otk Nh y rreea ~
pznrenG any p-sioas kasettr
Tor NAeh pr renlu wall he f4d Saon = re sus :
expressed D The ceniacslrs
And holders Of die stocks u the n ~ Thifcd
Stairs psfehA#e II Tire ~
made during he period The oor.g
81 ts42, Frem9ra pr stock
d ASH znd Is4s, preum ~ 6 peF
under the - 1885, eanbny Csa Ttzas8Ie
nsy t0ck iremiam % six per
stipulated the e,r1iE
81 benz
d. Addon, PrFy.
department EaasF t4s Irn
h09a he asrgned uAtied States " Eag
lied 10 receive tie purchase money.
raynehI foT wsil MADE ~ srss usn ne ss
ant rasasrs al Rssion Ns Yort radsee tie Bltaa
e1uued 70 receive hr aonsy May
JAMES GUTHRIE
scrreary q tlie TruaggIg.
Arg g-dasoya0 IIntsi. \ stEr
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IxrERIou pgPAErNEsr.

Agricultural Dirisioa n az Pafea Oace.Early SevA-
Hpseaaie GrgpeTbis il seeding produced from
the vhe grape, il originated IL the Gni
ted Society Shakers New Lebanon, Co!urba county,
New York ard raised BY Mr.. Philemon Stewart II has
been in bearing than years. under great variety
o circumstances ard the only really fine favored grape
vel adapted northern climate. Ar. s. has selected
some forty different native varieties all Of which be has had
in full bearing, the choicest and best.
This grape ripens in September, nearly month sooner
thAu the Isabella and bearer, subject
idew and the fruit delicious ard highly havorsd with
very little unpleasant pulp Tie grape itself Is about
threquartss Of inch in diameter perfectly round, 81
light amber color grows very large clusters and makes
excellent wne very pleasant and grateful to the palate, and
. entirely free FROM the taste Of alcohol
The Nala IL Eongie.-We at the Patent Office yes
terdey Mr. Bailey, cf Fairfax county, Virginia who stated
10 us that be had received q The seed Of aoa Dc
hongte annual grass Of which have already given
description, which planted about the lst q Nay ard
matured about the middle q july About the lst CT July
ready ior ong. il grew luxurianty ard produced
very abundant crop. part Of this seed sown broad
with corn, and made, vhsn aEured, excellent feed
for cattle 1t did not appear t. ujare the ii the ea
the yielding largely Mr.. b. has plated second
crop.
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Casianioase Dtpisiva. Iahy fer toaslrtias.-Ie en-
Try for consumption Ezusi state fall al he particulars
qEirtd together with tie Eoee ard b II laoiEg, ana must
be presented the collectors oee 70 the clerks charged
vita the daty Of examining it. When examined, fund
correct the dHiy Of the clerks 10 estimate The duties
the invoice value and quantity, certify to the inFoeesaud
permit the prescribed ia tie Of 1892
Tie entry and accompanying papers then taken % the
val ocer, who makes Ike examination, and II i l. found
BE- correct checks the entry invoice and permit The
papers then taken deputy collector, who administers
the OATH dezgnzte the package packages 70 b. sent
% the appraisers fJT examination, marking the
the entry, invoice AID permit. II tie importer de-
sires avail hiass 81 the privilege given by the net
81 May p, ls33, ana obtain possession q his goods BY
giving the bond required by The arth secoa q that
act, he give tEiS bond, ray The duties esti-
mated, and send bis permit % The weasel in which Bio
goods imported but il be prefers await the ezAmi-
nation By the appraisers il Is tie duty Of the collector alter
having administered lie OATH and directed What packages
be examined issue order 10 the officer board
the vessel and send tie aroice BY messenger 70 the eP
praaer's store
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bought at public sale Wednesday Of Lest week for SILL
750 by Thomas B. p Ingram Of the landlords Of the
establishment
Fru.1r MEDICAL srrBFxTs--The New York Medical
Times says that seven young anu fair-oonE may
Dc day spen II the New York hospital following the ply
sicans and surgeons their rounds and present Of al
operations on males and females.
TELEsaAPH ELpcrsoS xEws-spoaking Of tie election,
and other knov-nohlpg lies that the wires the
Taunton Gazgtte says:
We do not refer 10 this weakness q the telegraph be-
cause on the whole very sorry that i j. So for We
rather like III il i much better p bare TIE bed news
FIRST and The good afterwards than to have The order q r.
ception reversed
HEAL7a or Csc1xx AT-There were 40 deaths in Gin
cnnti for the week ending the 18th inst Of which mum
Der IS were from cholera The week pre7ous there
60 cholers deaths
sHrPxrxrs OF r1orn 10 CASADA-The oswego Times says
shipments Of -four continue active Montreal aDd Qaee
oe 5000 barrels have been sold there within The last
two or three days for The St Lawrence market
srczsgoxnTs-At late term Of The oourty court il
Perry county Indiana there twenty-five applications
for divorce, seventeen q which were granted
EscapE oF stArEs-The Richmond Dispatch speaks Of
uanphlet Just published in that vicinity which estimates
that within the last forty years ele2+ slaves have escaped
from the South fifteen hundred annually and that the
total loss is S27,740 500
Kxow-yorrxessN IL CoyyruTlcur.--Tbe knoE-aotling
State council TT Coauccticut have been ia session Hart
ford with ouy about half The delegation IN attendance
and Il is understood they decided to abolish the secrecy q
lie order and took steps towards fusion with the anil
slavery elements
Ux7ED SrATEs s1ooF P71sLE-The Portland Argus Of
Wednesday says:
aColoCtor Carter and several other gentlemen visited
ths sloop-owar Preble ying ID harbor, yesterday.
Sire has 20 midshpmen beard who with tie and
officers make about 40 persons ia al The young men
appeared healhG and happy, although il quar-
tors for 60 large nnfeer ard doubtless making good
proficiency thsir duties practical seaen, under the
instrncfion Of their accomplished and geneuanly officers
Commander Green Judge 10 be just the for biz
position commanding equally The love Tssect eud cheer
FOL obedience Of his pupils Tie Prehse, NE understand
sails to-day
THr F7CEIFyEss OF LOWRY wcNAS.-Ths Troy BEagei
relates the following rather singular Circumstance which
/ happened recently il bat city:
Two persons-nsle and fernae uf course--were en-
gagged "a married The mouh in which the ceremony
uAa 10 take pAce appointed, but not the partculaI
I aay. Well the month approached, sna The feuaie de
sirous az asoerainng the day requested her in
tended IL 20 give her tiEus 70 prepare bab
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r sRGE AND COMNnDIoTs BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
IL Ispo TaeAcsy, Tie 2lsi iasanI, stl
seii at O'Clock, the premises The large sRa weE
lately the Hon Judge tfanc
AVENUE The o. ponh ssts
The tirtstn
and wide through he hp1ee ard
Thick walls, and cellar ua6er The Whole baitnR ard
hsif q o No No SIS, having Hni o.
hiiy feet K Inches running ss ieet seVra ineht % te
property certainly OF tbe bardonrfI
Hashi.g- 9reFrnfnE the
the 6oo.-
cash balance credit Of and
purchaser awe deferred payments bearing
Title peri es. GREEN SCOTT,
Aug lid AGchohteIS
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LOCAL. " EW s..

We understand that Manager Jarrett q the Baltimore
Anseau has leased the National Theatre ~ this city which
undergoing mach needed alterations and i'm
proFemens Mr.. Jarrett has the rsputation Of being gen
tlenan d good TASTE bsraty and eutssethree exceed
lent qualities theatrical manager aud which good
people If this city long desired witness IN hibi0n
q ia dramatic representations. II small bat eKceent
parry engaged and the Old pieces which have
bad Posesn n the stage for the last @ years made
give Nay sueeessoa q piqaAnt norees, SLING up the
passing Wis Of the day might safely promise Mr.
Jarrett il advance both pleasant aud profitable
We have hundreds il Thousand, IN Washington, par
culary while Congress q il session, who have decided
einaton for rational auausement and with sufficient
crafty that inclination any reasonable Good
management, elective company, liberal stage appoint
meut, seats which be used By ladies and gentlemen
without risk to limb dress and proper police regulations
viii insure highly remunsrative patronage. Wilhoat
these necessary adGncs Il would be folly for any
engage il theatrical campaign in Washington with the
expectation If success.
Mr. Browne superintendent Of the Agricultural Division
Of the Patent Office Wl leave the for En-
rope for the purpose q procuring seed and attending the
general duties Pertaining 70 biz Office.
The Franklin Fire Compsnys excursion 10 the White
House Pavilion takes place Wednesday The Tickets
placed the low price Of dollar each and the pro
eed after dedariing expenses viii be appropriated for the
benefit of the suffering poar 81 Portsmouth and Norfolk The
twoad Inducements q charity and pleasure cannot f to
secure large crowd.
Fruit was literally drug in oar market yesterday. TX
eent peaches went Of slowly prices ranging FROM 81
621E bushe. Canteopes, to cents. Water
melons brought more aristocratie price
There is an autuna feeling about the weather ast
which should place citizens both guard
against exposure to the night air in thin dresses
We invite attention to the card Of The Young Ladies'
Academy Of the Visitation, in today paper, Of which
have received prospectus
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rvMn-LAsrlxa snIarrNa.--we lave

HVk1H-I4As11yG salaTfNG---We have a
Il getting factory Cxfa3f1iHAry
stout sas sven aesa Khlrtns COTTON Of su7e e1cee = Ia
per yard
Sc NOV We tale "a its mills
Pro1aee ~ hc kinds helo~ aausea
eotions, acts ior lade and ch
dTrAas
lonscoh arts8s atmifEls
shiriHg. 2s yard
issting sair,ss5 and ysl
eeednsiy oa and pt4bsi eIce in all The guae ti elSts
aufahilHy
sirnpsa above knas guarantee Of er
quAity
them.
a fau supply o each kind constantly hand.
Also, s kinds sing thri bear ihs stamp cs
eiard excellence fa.ric-
large supply of pure lipeng goods Of al grades.
goods thick iahfsos fan stock az al
I
100 pieces white hannels, aay tarEHs
ye cheap plain black silks CREST weight ard
gta~s.
pieces and plan camtries-
gieras swis- and Naiuseok nusiias
With oiher articles tending 70 lrase ~ 1i-
ougsiy assorted
Al summer good. at the tmarked-euNn priees.7
One proseriiafy low pics only.
New goods received daily
open supplies, rporiznt Tia.
yvAtaa eassDtfs who
teai th1i Dc
before. Taosp VITO
his |H 1T u7 bE
expected before anskeT BIZ We sgg
cl1k attention TO t.a poixf in ofrzncs
persons p1rcbasins whore than
call themselves
buyer fra the rls4
articles prices, and fair deaS mel = fed % ~ az
PERRY h EE6IEE&,
siores'' building, opposite ceHEe Market
Ar 1t
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From tie rsisr tprg ETpess o. yrsisraay morning.
TaE YELLOW FEVER AT PORTSMOUTH AND NOR
pnJ



PROM NORFOLK.
We we're unable any lsters from Norfolk last eve
ming ana cannot s4y whether tie fever is the in
crease in that city
The following deaths are reported through the board Of
health for the "a hours ending Thursday, August l6 at
O'Clock !. m:
/ WA Q. Batoai aged % years, from Portsmouth.
Wm Hudgen aged So residence No. 80 Main street.
George Bilups aged I9 Cumberland street. occupation
in the infected district.
Columbus RAea No. q, Bhea.s Lane
Dr. Richard ". Sylvester, aged 81 residence CRANKY
street
Mr. Creiston, No 81 West Main street.
Capt. James f. Henderson No, rs Cumberland street
} occupation il the infected district
Mrs Curtain aged e., residence North Church
Caroline Phillips, eyed %, Rhea's Lane Total g
Agretably suggestion says lie Beacon Of yeser
day the board the day previous at The Office Of tie
Howard Association, and by comparing their report with
the records or The association arrived tic above correct
report
a resolution wGs passed BY the board that resident
physician should he appointed attend tie hospital
anberts Point; that he have fun and equal powers with
the attending PHYSICIANS and shall cooperate With the
tending physicians and during their absence exercise
proper police authority in all where il mas be proper
Interfere and thai The eolumenis Of the resident ply
stefan shall be the the attending physicians, and
that DR. VIM Wilson be appointed the resident ply ST.
and lie informed OF his appointment by the secretary
It ordered that the practice Of ringing exoepi
re toRg The IRE bells pe suspended during the pend
ing sickness.
Darn DR- SyLyEsrrE;-The death Of this estimabe
citizen and eminent physician Thus recorded in the Her
aid:
It is our melancholy duty 10 record the death Of pr
" Sylvester one q our most eminent physicians and
lneoeF q l,ie ooara 8 hs.t - -
IN 5aTs a. he f4Ts9 errd 4. Teors =
apr s was formerly resident Of Norfolk county but
has resided this city many years past Tie
q Tbs best Of mea ~ every relation q lie ard = great
loss hoA only y nls 'anl's oai y oo1 o'liluA't.
AHHiyAL OF Miss AsDaERss-Aliss Annie ~ Andrews Of
Syracuse New York, arrived Ell Norfolk on THURSDAY
morning and rendered her services TO bis honor Mayor
Woods az q nurse IN ihe hospital Misc Annie is
said 70 be very handsome yenng LADY, whose Phllar-
throe Spirit has prompted her 10 ths noble saThce o.
SER It's honor promptly aeeeptta Ter services ana a
promptly escorted ler Gown ~ 5Ai-pl where sle was auy
installed.
Miss A. made handsome contribution TO the funds 81
4 Il. E5a,rard Associate,
Z rt- e.-.- ~ y, s. - r, ,.. ..z -, -
14s'e4s Y e-'s i - -
THURSDAY morning
The Union Steamship Company Of Philadelphia have
sent to the Howard Association the handsome sum q
Scan
- s,,-. -. - !: 81 49,. - -..s
AHs Io-io"AiiS No'1e AtfAiS = - ~ " '1"9
morning:
The public viii be gratfed 70 know that the steamer
Princess Anne will connect with The Steamer Louisiana
Il
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TIM crTY.-We have had pleasant week. SolsutAl
sammers heat has been Eney aiispered by occasional
showers and, though msd-dAys have been such as
might well be looked for under southern sky the very
noon Of summer the delicious GOODNESS Of that charming
hour or exercise which preces The rising q The sun and
Of those Delighted that succeed its setting has
than compensated soT their fsryors
Neg Orlsars Pieryune, Aug II.
One would hardly suppose that the above written
st the close Of wreck il city ia which Kasdrod AID
rtuss-os e5tons have fallen victims 10 the yelow fsver
soourge.
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CENERAL AGENCY AT wAsHlsGTos.--'

GENERAL AGENCY AT wAkHlSGTpN.--8'hr sus-
scrber. formerly 81 Riehsond, NirEins having eas
few doors front " te IfrH"
tentss has services 10 cananfs upon TIE s
Revolutionary and aoT Ha b9Er
ard pensions under OF Conar.ss
ins DssD BvbsoEt
the only witch EHaue no e t
hs brs uacfsFs c~ ~
inseI 10 'Ae ~ al
pubic Offices Capitol CT virginia These AHa ne
years enresurr,
IBrusied i hn be Jus, be vi r.
where The claimant himself may be rny
una d
For % MARCH, 1855 TvRg f acres
of a who served issreeH os Dis
charges VII Re very moderate FtllA ttLhAhbs'
tsrERxpcEs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aeeonnc, TirsInis-
James Lyons, ESQ.,, McsmnBd Virginia.
r. neah, late Commissioner 81 PesoEs, ldnond
Virginia
Stafford H.. Parker. Richmond, Virginia
Hon John r. rendefon, Virginia
Chiffon, w sshinsfDn, r. C.
william J. Ward. ESQ.,, Baltimore
lew Tinherake, ESQ., New York
March T--dkcply'
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THE MEXICAN SEws ~ 0EEEABA.-In addition to The
brief despatch given BY few days ago find The fol-
lowing in the New Orleans Picarune Of the 18th:
It Is reported that she 9Th inst tbs revoiutonists
were within four leagues of Vera Cruz All communca-
ton between that port aud JaaPa end also between il
and 0aba bad been interrupted since the Gh inst The
co-sa coming down from the ey 81 Mexico with con
roy 500 troops had stopped at the Pur Aaro0c and
fortified themselves there for the purpose u giving hattie
to The revoutionsts-
eve have papers from Vera Cruz to The sih inst They
contain however notice Of any thing q the kind On
the contrary plausible reasons are Eivea copied from
The Dlag1o al for The departure Of the lady q Santa
Anna from toe cOuntry. Accounts are given Of The tn
uYhant marches of Banro ia pursuit Of the rebels and
his the capital report given Of TIE rout oi
Connonsort BY Gen. Marquee 10 Tamaznia aad Of ths
desron q three officers and soldiers from him q
the government side Troops under Gea Ires said 4
have retained 70 tie capital from Achoacan bccanse III
department almost universally reduced 10 quiet Re
pcr gven 81 great preparations beng mAae IN Ner
Crux celebrate the September e.es. Gen Calindo ]
said bare completely destroyed band Of rsvoutonst
near Noreiia7
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VALUABLE Tract or LAND MAR BELrsvtLLE AZ,
BatAe seinOn ThuF-say, Aarrr - o'eise6s
hAu OF land BtfNiiie,
r-Isng hundred Tis piaee EdgsAng r era ~
nna cleared,
nAisrra ~ springs
% water.
berei l. en- te place good Jog house
s599 residue G, - ard rs BcHas. NILn
Jas. &. MCGUIRE.
AEc1uuseF
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Caors IL ARKaSsAs-A correspondent writing from
Camden, on the s0sh ult, szys;
The crops enc IN Ssuth Arkansas 10 this YArticu-
Jar ricniiy they better Tell an yoGr readers
that Hi rake enough t. supply any quantity q
eugraton thai mar SOCK Is our borders the coming fall
Corn be bad At 81 Is per bsho Il has been IS
high - s. 80 -four IS rer hundred bacon sides II % lsi
cents
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sy GREEN q. SCOTT. Aueaonsers.


EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND
r. rtsnOn FricBy, ITlh
Of I'll opposite
10 ooc ofexeeeni
farnilures
Mahogany soas sofa beEsseaGr lounges and chairs
DC rOckrg, rnfiefy revolving, and castor clsIs
centre, dining. tables
rsafhl centre, ride. sefs and Other fahits
Da marble sdthoards dressing ard eief bureau
marble wish closets ard ntahssfanas
bookcases and and wiring ce4k
I'D walnut nnirsckE, clisa mud cradles
20 Ffcne ard walnut heGs4esds
adneiy-paintea cottage chamber sets
Cane, oafec fanev Ia~bt rackinr- and other cazirs
Gill ard mahogany apa walnut frame locking glasses
Gbina, glass. and crockrry
presses NALn5s paIent
VITA ocr articles which we deem unnecessary 10
TrTus a s25 credit
hearing satisfactorily ehdersrd
The and perfect
will be sold Tie highest bidder.
Aug lid Aacti0netrs
- The viii lie Continued Thursday, the 2zd
srase hour
ton cottage sbles,
gilt French plate mirrer, y by a. Saa arhls
CgsEN s. SCOTT,
Aug la-e0dAAs Aneiicnesrs-
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THE DAILY UNION
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


Rsaaorai 81 tie 1oHra5e Dpty 81 ~ Port n Aasrdgaa
BIZ letter fro correspondent residing Aaster-
dam le4rn at the States General have PASSED
hiel removes the necessity Of raying tonnage duty ct that
port. Il takes sGaet from the ist q January, ls5e
The Asaeriean barque Mary Anna wrecked o. tie
morning Of the 18th utio RottAner GroInd ca t..
coast 81 Friazlabd. All in board were saved.
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TOR RENThsi very desrablysituur dwelling bolae No
residence Gf The SUBSCRIBER oaly few
CRY Hall, reeeny aecnPtef ~ Thomas BhEdfn
81 iEas e handsome
spacious pnos aoof dfesoasas and
kehen aud a family. particulars
inquire sonss No a fennsyysnta ave-
W. y. W. Will
auz Ts-3tagIW
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nsarsizr sus D- sas ~ Four Lasiss srs Sesru
Sd ess ~
TINE Anfsss rs uztiulfnn Mondsy Sep
israbsr 70. Crulsrs asy bc bad spgcstcn 70 s Ifs
pns bookstores.
Aar iB-enEf
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BALTinoRE Ayp ONO RATLRoaD.

The following article from Fridays Baltimore American
vii be read With pleasure by the travelling public The
work Of the company in order repair the tunnel i
Of extraordinary magnitude It win he seen that trade is
not mpeded while the tunnel is being repaired.
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Arclfrss u re United S,aesDocumeEs II The Erchires
II the United Sizes sAbec BE eopulsy with
drawn thsrsfrD IS writ II rbpeaa aAos addressed
the President any head a department any
clerk thereof ~ Teeyin, msnfsmus any other pro-
osss Or any court either of the TEited States 81 SIate
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NJ A. Tyson and sisters Female Sc sninary for
Day Pupils.

On n street, Jsfnssn 2t5 and 1861, sashiNgon
RI institution w be resumed s 3Sa SrYtara
with The shove wish nso iNfsFa
others opening etahiscnt
~ boarding. pnris 81 November
railroad TURNPIKE xteeH niles
ciry. ss6 of Laurel Village.
Fer particulars circulars he had at fe principal sonTes
a washington and 1alrrorw.
aug s-esih eoa,sepr5 fStsr.l