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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-10-02

PANS, Thursday evening AT about 10 clock
last night another telegraphic despatch from the
Crimea was posted in the streets, from which, so
far from Sebastopol being but cheap OF blood
stained ruins" as Prince Gortschakoff represent
ed it, IL seems that the quantity Of stores which
hisrctreat has left in our hands will require
eral days-perhaps weeks--to compute. The
precpitatc fight Of the enemy did not enable him
TO complete the work Of destruction, and thus, the
Russian commander will have, in manner, sup
piled the Allies not only with creature comforts
set aside for use this winter-and the want Of
which will be sorely felt by his army when ex-
posed TO tho keen blasts that sweep the plaieattr
of the Crimca-but also with artillery, ammuni-
ton, and warlikc stores-in fact, with arms 10
use against himself.
While the .Nord and other Russian organs are
applauding Prince Gortschakof S undignified re-
treat the feat of great captain, impartial mil
itary critics are by no means inclined TO acknow-
ledge that he displayed, in tho retreat, qualities
at all equal to those by which the defense Of the
place was so long protracted. Thanks 10 Gen
eral Todtleben, every street Of the town Of Sc
bastopol has been converted into fortress; and
Colonel st. Ange argues in to-days Debats that
on the capture Of the Malakof the Prince appears
TO have lost his head. Notwithstanding the fact
Of Karabenaia having fallen into the hands Of the
Allies, M. ST. Ange thinks the Russians might
have retained possession Of the town for week,
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My BROTHER,s kEEPER. by MIss a.

Vl b. Warner, author Of Dollars and Gents,
Mr. Rutherford's Children, &c. Just published
and for sale by h. FARNHAM.
May Corner OF Pa avenue and 18th street.
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4 LESSEE AND MANAGER. ..... HENRY 9. JARRETT
4 (Also Of The Baltimore Museum)
! STAGE MANAGER ................M Mr.. JEFFERSON
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union showers compliments, with q
lavish band, on Senator G. C. Clay. Of Ala
bama, the occasion being its republication of
an earnest and able anti-Know Nothing letter
from that sentleman's pen. 1t also rcioices
over the signal defeat of the Know Nothings
IN North Carolina aud Tennessee; and is
equally delighted with the tone Of the resolu-
tons of the recent Vermont Democratic State
Convention as with the determination Of tho
stralsh--out Wings of the district of Louisiana
represented In the last Congress by Hon. The
Odore q. Hunt. (who has been renoninated by
the know NotLings,) tsyun a candidate against
that gentleman
1he LHftiltgCnccr says of its position on the
wheeler Standardization case:
Beyond the expression Of our opinion on
the subject We have said but little about the
occasion OF Judge Name in the case of Wheel
CT slaves, taken or seduced from him on his
passage through Philadelphia; but even the
httle that we did say has brought upon us the
anlm2GVeTsiOns OF some Of our conte mporaricS
we 90 not mean, Ii We can help il. To- be dra wn
into argument on this subject nor are we
very prone - our readers must acknoNI re-
90 lean upon others for support OF any uDinior
We may ioIln on passing occurrences. although
Always gratlied to find that our views are In
consent with those OF the considerable the dis
Interested, and peace-l0ving members of the
press or OF the community. Our sole object
III saying word upon the exciting topics
which are 80 acrlmOniOusly discussed in many
respectable journals Of the North and South
mas been, Ii possible, to soOthe the anger of
oo'h and for this purpose alone we have gem
orally eoPicd-somctiInes with a commeuda-
cory renGTk-Whatevef has been said ON the
one sac iii paiiiatiGn OF the other Ii has
gratifcd Us to observe that some of the lead
ing journals of each of The c,ntendinr sections
nave seemed to De actuated by the same mo
uveS which have all all along governed our
own course and We have generally taken
occasion TO hail such cooperation i'll terms of
cordial welcome"
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Z. 1855

The quarterly term of cur County Court
commenced yesterday, but few cases of public
interest were acted upon.
Yesterday afternoon, VIM Hcugh a youth
Of "bout fourteen years, was drowned Whilst
bathing in our canal. The deceased was the
son Of VIM. 5. Housh, late of the Fairfax
News and Loudon Chronicle, but now connect
Ell with the Baltimore American
serious accident happened near the csmp
ground on Sunday. Benz. Wilmer, in the EN-
pioy OF Messrs. Whaley, AMI small boy, the
son of John Arnold, were thrown fIom the top
oi an omnibus, ran over and seriously injured.
The commercial intercourse between Alex
andria and the Infected fever districts below
demand, ard we suppose will receive. the Wig
liant attention of our Board of Health
Thc local editor OF the Gazette comes out
this morning, enjoining upon our public au-
thoTitieS the establishment of Il public Park.
We are satisfied that no measure could be
more popular or beneficial. Avn.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

GEORGETOWN, August Z. 1855.
The break which occurred on our canal,
near Mercersville, On the night of the LIST of
August, has considerably checked the trade
thereon. This difficulty will, however, very
soon be removed. We learned this morning
rom very reliable source. that the engineer
= confident that he can have the break sufli-
GENTLY repaired in ten days, or two weeks 1T
he outside, TO permit navigation to be re-
Sumed- We have been requested TO make
ms statement Tor the purpose Of correcting
Tue unnecessary report, THAT ii would re-
4uIre some three or four weeks to repair it -
We have been informed by the farmers that
nc report, which had been sOwn broadcast
over the country by portions of the public
press, That Mr.. Peabody, the American mer-
ohaIt In London. had written to certain conf
tentral friends on this side of the water in
ornlng them that all our surplus grain would
ne needed IN Europe is already beginning
+, influence the minds of many of the largest
growers Of wheat, and causing them TO deter
mine TO ho!d on to their crops, under the ex-
pectallon of realizing for them the almost
canine prices which many obtained for their
asst. We feel satisfied however, from the
evid2Eces that are teelning up tIOm every
IA rier, both at home and abroad. that the
yield NJ every description of breadstu ifs will
be unusually heavy this season, and will even
tuaily satisfy all such old fo.ies in trade that
the yarn was manufactured cut of whole cloth
ny some sharp, INSCRIPTIONS, Yankee specu-
later, rs 4 bait t. catch SHckerS
The portion Of the tow path of the canal
which lies between Frederick street and tie
'Gueuuct Is bcirg Changed from the south 10
the north side ot the canal. This improve
heLt has been made III the request and ex-
pcnsc Of the owners Of the property along the
line OF the original tow path, between the
aboYc-named points ard the canal aud river,
tnd IS intended To allow them the uminter-
iuptcd use Of the ground formerly occupied as
4 tow path, which lies IN front of their pre-
misses. large portion of Il is covered by the
'front.' Of the extensive Il our mills OF Mrssrs.
bye Taylor. another by the baker, of
thomas Brown. Esq, and another portion, we
earn, Is very soon 10 be occupied by an cy-
tcn>ivc depot for Cumberland coal,
a heprgctDwn correspondent states in the
baltimore Sun OF Friday last that the election
TO NIL The vacancy in our Board of Aldermen.
will lake place Friday. the 18th inst. We
kn0W not positively where he derives his in
formation; as Yet no proclamation to that
effect has been made by the Mayor 1t may
possibly be correct. For ausht we know {,
the contrary this correspondent is in the Sc
c.ets of the cabinet
Inc health Of our town continues excellent
It@ trade III flour continues light No new
has hcen offered yet except what has been
manufactured hy our own mills. Held at 50
- IL for new and old; small sales at these
prices. Sales Of 000 bushels of wheat on
canal. at 81 20 Il 50 SPsCT.ToR
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PERSONAL.

1--we learn from Passenger from Ports.
mouth. Va, who arrived this morning. that
John PendletoTi, captains clerk of the L. :.
snip Rem syivania, died on Monday. Of the
Yellow Fever.
1.-The Rev. Mr.. Slicer, of Baltimore,
Preached at The Visitors Church, Cane Nav
o. o.; sunday morning, TO a large CONGREGATION.
ne sermon was suited 10 the day and The
piace- the Rev. CENT, man touching upon some
Ci tt m "ies Of dissipation pract;ced lere il
MS u. uai frank manner. Some malicious wa
SCI Tumor adOat that ball was 10 he held =,
TIE Mount Vernon that night The story ave
IT, 10 many structures until il was found out
uidt h'v MI Bal! was TO preach there.
"heh '1e jokes was properly appreciated
.'..Hon. John l.. Dawson who has been an.
pointed 10 succeed the Hon A. II. Reeder a.
" -yeIL"r 81 Kansas, Is now on n visi, 70 the
Lake Superior country.
-...Amons the guests at the Red Suyphp,
wa SrTings, are the Hon J. c. Dobbiu. and
lion. 1homas Ill. Bayly. from the Accomac.
...'ihe Buffalo Express names Joshua r.
GiIdiags, fer Speaker Of the next L. $. House
OF Representatives. h, la,
1.-The Den crats Of the fr,t district OF
Mississippi have nominated Gen. Ouitman Cor
congress. lie has accepted the nomination.
....Four missionaries, Rev. Mr.. Seymour
and wife sailed from New York. Yesterday in
Iae George Law for the Maroues?s Island
These arc the first missionaries ever s,,t tbi.
theT.
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OFFICIAL.

Treasury DEPARTMENT. Aug. 3 1855
Notice is hereby given to holders Of stock OF IN,
loan authorized by the act OF 1876. redeemable on
and after the 18th November, isJ6, that the uhola
any part Of that stock will be pure based by th
department at any time previous to The 3th No
vernber next, for which 3 per cent premium W.; !
re paid in addition 10 the sums expressed ia the
certificates.
And 10 the holders Of the stocks OF the othe-
loans Of the United States, that purcha,es Of the
anne to the amount Of 81 $40 600 viii also be made
during the same period at the following rates
For stock Of the loan OF 1872. premium OF 10
ger cent for stock Cf the loans Of ISL and ISIS
premium of Is per cent and for stock issued un-
Ger the act Of 1850, commonly called Texas-in.
iemnity stock, premium Of PER cent.
Interest will also be allowed, at the rate stipu.
.ated in the certificates, from the LIST July Las, 10
the day Of settlement here. with one day in adds
on to enable the Treasurer's draft 20 reach the
.,arty.
Certificates transmitted to this department I'M
Ter the present notice should be duly assigned TO
ne United States by the party entitled to receive
ne purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will he made by draft.
1pon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York
e Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE.
an i-dtNOy30 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ty' Owing to the moving of our newspaper
press to ITS present location, and the changing
OF the engine and the shaftiDg to adapt it to
the new press-roOm, we shall be compelled to
depend upon the hire of Iaborers for few
days for the power" necessary to print our
paper. Subscribers receiving their papers
somewhat later than usual in the meanwhile
will, therefore, know the cause Of the delay
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AZ Ayers Cathartic Pills.-PtHs that are
PiHS'-PRoF. HAYES, State Chemist Of Massa-
chusetts, saws they the best Of all Pills and
nexed are the persons who certify that DR.. Hayes
knows, viz:
LrMrEL SHAW, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court of Mass.
EMORY wAsHBuRN, Governor of Mass
w C. PLuNKETr, Lieut. Gov. Mass
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Sec. Of State and Sena-
tor u. :.
RoBxRr c. WINTHROP, EI-speaker House Of
Reps, u. :. A.
ABsorr LAWRENCE, Minister Plenipo. to Great
Britain.
tJoHs B. FITzPATRIcE, Catholic Bishop of
Boston.
MEN THATARR MEN,
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with as
toniShing rapdity. We NAV mention
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul
Stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid inaction
Of the Bowels and pain arising therefrom, Flatu-
lency, Loss Of Appetite, all Ulcerous and Cutane-
Gus Diseases, which require an evacuant medicine,
Scrofula or Kings Evil. They also by purifying
the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which il would not be supposed they
could reach such as Deafness. Partial Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability, Derangement
Of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kin
dred complaints arising from a low state Of the
body or distractions OF its functions. They are
the best Purgative Medicine ever discovered, and
you will but need 20 use them once TO know IL.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by every respectable druggist.
Sold by n. ID. GILMAN, Washington, o. Nj
LlNTHtCUM, Georgetown; JAMES COOK &
CO, Fredericksburg. je 17-2m
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Aug 6, ISIS.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, Aug 6, le55.
The following notice from the London Ga
zette" Of the 18th ultimo has been officially COM
municated TO this departing nj for the information
Of the citizens OF the United States:
FOREIGN OFFICE. July ". 1855
IL IS hereby notified that the Right Honorable
the Earl Of Clarendon, X e., her Ma 'esty's prin-
cipal SECRETARY of State for Foreign Affairs has
received from the Lords Commissioners O tn,
Admiralty an Official communication from Cap
taln Thomas Baiie, Il y . senior Officer Of the
White Sea squadron. acting in the name and N
The behalf OF her Majesty and her ally, h impe-
rial Majesty the Emperor of the French announc-
ing the establishment, on and from e eth June
lcD), OF strict blockade Of the Russian ports ard
places therein mentioned and especially of toe
ports of ArchanCel and Onega, Nv a competPuf
force, which communication is 10 the follow ns
effect:
lit is hereby notified that on and after the 18th
day Of June, 1855, all the Russian ports, roads
Ravens and rrerks in the White sea. from Poiur
OTlOfka, in latitude 81 deg. IL min. 80 sec NORTH
longitude II deg - min. u. sec east, to Cape
kanou>ki3, in latitude o. deg IL min 30 seconds
north, longitude , def. i min. IL sec east in
gliding esPeclau; the ports Of Archanyel and
Omega, are pac in state of strict blockade bv a
ccmpc ent force Of her Brtannic Meiesty's ship>
and vessels under my ders. And II is further
notified that ali the measures authorized by the
law OF nations aud the spective treaties between
her Britannia Majesty and the difere t neutral
PO"fiS VIZ bc duopttu dHu executed VIII rcSTecf
to all vessels which may attempt 10 violate the
said ockade
Dat d on board OF her Britannia NJ jesty ship
MeandeT, of Archangel. this 18th June IS55
THOMAS BAIIIIE.
Captain, and the Seni.r Officer of the White Sea
SquadICn.'
And it - hereby further notified that all meas
ures authorized by the law Of nations and the re-
sp2c;ive treaties between her Majesty and his Ma
Je>fy the Emperor &C the Ten h and the different
neutral powers, will Ue adopted and executed on
behalf Of her Ma esy and Of her ally with respect
10 all vessels which may attempt to violate the
said blockade
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I,OR SALE.-Tbe subscriber has f,

LNOR SALE.-The subscriber has for >ale a
IL four horse Steam Engine, in good wo kin.
order, as ne has no farther for il IL will lie
sold Oa-IaiB # called for at an elrlv date
He also wishes TO employ a boy in his shop as
helper al the black ana wEitesmith business One
who has been at the business would be pre- ferfed
Apply on street between 10Th and llth, Wash
lrgton. {. BUCKINGHAM.
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DRY GOODS.

lust received al the Washington Store, No. l6
- opposite Centre Market.
So pieces beautiful styles Calicoes, cost 10 cents
fOr6A
Ginghams only 10 cents
Yard wide Lawns 4 cents
Do do cents
Besides the above our entire stock of Summer
Goods, consisting Of plain and plaid Berepes do
do: Challies, Grenadines, Barge Robes, Barge
de Lains, Lawns, &c, will be sold without re-.
gard to cost We are determined to dispose OF
them by the LIST September.
Also, a good assortment Of Domestic Goods
winch we can sell as low as any house In the city
The ladies are solicited TO call and examine the
above goods. WASHINGTON STORE,
No 10, opposite the Centre Market.
au 7-6t
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HAIR BRUsIiEs. COMBS, OK Marrow Pc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

4 CARGO Of best quality White Ash Anthracite
"a Coal, egg size, now afoat, % arrive, for
s-ia by the ton or vessel load
IL This description OF Coal has been used b.
hotels here, and pronounced 10 be of most supe-
FOR quality. We will deliver il from our wharf
20 families in any part of the city, al Philadelphia
wholesale prices, only adding the cost OF cartIng
J. T.. SHIELDS CO,
Corner Ninth and II streets.
an i-1wA IUtell
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HE KINNEY XPyDITioy-DEP,rrrRc op
OTHER MEMBERS Of TIE PvRTY-RECEPrIoy
OF COL Kinney AT Charlottesville brio
ocean Bird left New York ye sterday for san
Juan with part of the Kinney expedition
among them Ed. Young. late of Texas. and
Str. L!ewe.leyn, formerly ediiO. of the Amer
lcan Sentinel
Nj. FIbers Capt Swift, and others Of the
expedition. also ioft here 70 day in the steam
er Ge0rsc Law for Nicaragua via Aspiuwau.
The other steamer refused to sell them tickets
Mr.. Nelson, the United States COpsu lar AGENT
at Turk S Island, joined the expedition there
anu preceded with it to San Juan.
The Evening Post contains letter from the
hirney expedition. The Colonel was enrhusi-
aSticaily received by the inhabitants Of Grey
'o~n. He hal an interchange Of cour.esies
WIN tne British authorities and attended a
pan gwen by the inhabitants i'm his honor
The expeiiiiouists were all in good health and
spirits. .
letter from san Jose saws that twenty of
Leone recruits who joined the Walker expe-
dltion and afterwards fed 20 Costa RIGA had
been taken by Chamera' troops vino Invaded
the territory for that pOrposc Costa Rica rad
demanded al apology for the invasion the
restoration o. the prisoners and the q delivery
OF the authorities who ordered the invasion
otherwise, force of 7 900 Ircops wouId h.
marched to Granada to dictate terms. A lew
81 400 men had been ordered.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHENAT.
lCAL ACADEMY

THE duties of tn Institution will be resumed
Il on Monday, September Sd. The number OF
scholars being limited early applications from the
former patrons Of the School are particularly re-
4uest.d.
The Principal can be seen at his residence, No
81 West street, Georgetown, on and after the 10th
August
Terms: Per quarter, Of IL weeks, SD %.
French and Drawing extra.
7-eotf PA. BOWEN, Principal
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- Accounts from Havana, August ., rep
resent sugars active. Whites TO-, yellows )! .
M7lasses scarce: held at 81. Freights had de-
ciIned. Exchange better.
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BEWARE OF THE MAN WHO NEVER LAUGHS
In sermon delivered by Rev Dr. Bellows. of
New York, before the Western Unitarian Con
ference, Is the following paragraph:
" For my own part, say it in all so!emni-
~, have lived to become sincerely suspicious
OF the piety Of those who do not love pleasure
in any form. l cannot trust the man who
never laughs; that's always sedate; that has
no apparent outlets for those natural springs
Of sportiveness and gaiety that are perennial
III the human soul. L know that nature takes
hei revenge on such violence. l expect To-
had secret vices, malignant sins or horrid
crimes springing up in this hot-bed of confined
ar and Imprisoned space; and therefore it
gives INC sincere moral qualification anywhere
and IN any community, to see innocent pleas
ures and popular amusementS resisting the re-
lEiOus bigotry that frowns so unwisely upon
them. Anything is better than that dark,
dead, unhappy social life-a prey to ennui
and morbid excitement, which results from un-
mitisated puritanism, whose second crop is
usually unbridled license and infamous folly
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.J A number of native Congoes real
Guinea negroes-arrived at Salem, Mass, a
few days ago. The Gazette says: They had
managed to acquire considerable knowledge
of English, and reply of one of them to a
questioner displayed a shrewdness worth men
tionins. A spectator happened among other
queries, to ask how they liked America. Congo
Immediately answered: "Ah, me no like
Merican land-cold morning, cold night, make
nose leak like a basket" The crowd shouted
and Congo, showing his ivory. tumbIed into the
ships boat to be conveyed to the vessels side.
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SyAkL. BARNARD CO..

~
Corner OF 9ih street and Pa avenue. (>outh sid,
will, as usual. attend TO all sales of Household.
Real rs ate, and Personal Property, Carriages,
Horses, &C goods of any ption cons gned
10 them, on the most reasonable terms, and will
give their pe.sonal attention.
All sales entrusted TO them will be attended &c
with promptiude and dispatch.
Liberal cash advances made on consignment
WALL. BARNARD q Co,
7-eOlm (lnteD Auctioneprs
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EsIRRS GROwTH.-The present population
OF Milwaukee, Wis, is 30, 149, which is an in
crease o. more than 10000 in the last five
years. The population of Milwaukee, the city
ana c, unity Is now 45, 1871; in 1910 it amount
ed % only ). 700
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10 Specie is so scarce in Schenectady thai
man was arrested on suspicion of being
bank robber because he had three shilling
and sixpenee in his pocket.
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Il The amount Of money sent 70 Ireland
froIa the United States in 1854 was 81, 100, 900,
or nearly eight million dollars, which is one
million and half more than in 1858
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81 New at red b:l..-20's-on the Onon-
daga Bank AZ Syracuse, New York. altered
from los, have been put in circulation. They
are exceedingly well executed
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized to con-
tract for the publication of advertisements in
the STIR:
Philadelphia-V. b. PALMER, N w. corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets.
AeT York-S. NJ. PETrISGILL& Co., Nassau
street.
BOstoE-V. B. PAbrKR, Scollay's Building
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~ Whenever you find yourself in COM
pany with man who is constantly limiting to
treat, the very best thing you can do is to
retreat.
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no FARMERS AND OTHER

,S-~TO FARMERS AND OTHERS-At
o. Fair viii, Ia will be held on the Bel
lemoIte fdrIn. road creek, Piscatayvay district.
Prince Georges county, Md, on THURSDaY y.
9Th Of August, a. which, among other things. Tia.
Morgan horse Young Clifford. Cows. Sheep. ana
Goats, pair Offamily carriage horses three second
hand carriages, ard variety Of farming mple-
ments, will be sold TO the highest bidder.
aU l-lw