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Stock Transactions.

New YORK, August l3.---Stocks are unchanged,
and money is easy. Virginia 6's, IS Ia; Nicaragua
Transit Company, l9 SIS; Panama Railroad,
81 90 L.
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ICE

lust received per Schooner Kate Helen,
- $50 tons first quality Boston Ice. !,
J.. J. MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot corner and 18th streets
aug lO-eodlw
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES

COMPANIES
NEW AND COMFORTABLE
STEAMBOAT ALICE G. PRICE,
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER will leave Wash
O'Clock, A. M:
On Tuesday mornings, for Mattox, Currioman, l..
Machodoc Piney Point, Kinsale, Cone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point, Wicomico,
Leonardtown, Piney Point ST. Mary's. Gone.
On Wednesday (returning) leave Cone at o clock,
A. NJ, for St. Mary's Piney Point Leonardtown, Wi
comico, Chapel Point
On Saturday (returnngl leave Gone at O'Clock,
A. NJ, for Kinsale, Piney Point L. Machodoc, Cur
rioman Mattox
Calling at the usual landings the river when
signals made.
By order Of the Board:
JAMES P. SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA, June ], 1856. President
luue ID g.
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Rapdges of the Cholera at Forts LeaoenaoorM an,
.... RHeH ...

7IU6T.
ST.. LoUTs, Aug. ll..-Maior Armstcad and wife
have died Of cholera at Fort Leavenwortn. For
ty-six of the citizens of the place have also died
from the disease.
Further advices from Fort Riley confirm the
death Of Major Ogden, and report the death Of
Major Woods wife and four children, by cholera
Doctor Simmons and the ladies' residing at the
garrison, had all left, and the chaplain was the
only officer remaining. The cholera WINS of the
worst character and very fatal
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The meeting of Protestant Congress at Paris,
this month, is one Of the signs of the times in Eu-
rope.
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a IL STRANGERS
a Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
OF the curiosities of'the Patent Office
Also, his description 0f Poweil's great picture,
feb a6-dlyif
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The Sub-Marine Telegraph Ercursionists.

The Sab-Marine Telegraph Ercursionists.
HALIFAX, August lO.--We arrived here at /
o'clock this morning, just three days from New
York. The weather was extremely pleasant until
Yesterday afternoon We passed the steamship
Baltic, bound to New York, and saw numerous
whales, and feet of from one hundred to one
hundred and fifty fishing boats catching cod Our
party consists of sixty-six persons, composed of
religious, literary, legal medical scientific, tele-
graphic, and business gentlemen and their ladies'
Yesterday afternoon a storm arose, increasing in
fury until near midnight, during which the "Adger"
behaved well. We were within fifteen or twenty
miles of this port last night, but the storm pre-.
vented the possibility Of getting pilot, and we
put off to sea for safety, and after being tossed
about all night, came in this morning. We coal
here and start this afternoon for Port au Basque,
where we take a 2,0O0-ton ship in tow for Cape
Breton to pay out the cable across the Gulf of ST.
Lawrence-thence we proceed across the Banks
to st. Johns, N +.
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The Mutual Fire Insurance Company ofthe
District of Columbia.
Chartered by Congrsss,
OFFERS to the property owners of the
" District cheap and as safe means Of insu-
rance M any other Company in this District
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW a. EMERY, Treasurer
kANAoERs.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Riswick,
Thomas Blagden, p W. Browning,
y. Howard, Mathew @. Emery,
j. G. McKelden.
0fice-Columbia Place. corner Of Louisiana avenue
and 7th street. Office hours from To o'clock, p NJ
feb o9-1v
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Mr.. Buchanan will sail from Liverpool for home
on the 9th Of October
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DRIGGS, HALL IL CO., Engineers and
u General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west, Washington, District Of %.
lumhia 1e--lv
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
"ILLIAM r. sHEDD, 500, Eleventh
w street, near Pennsylvania avenue has cou-
stanty on hand Millinery Hosiery Gloves, Perfume
ry, Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods, Of every de-
,scripton. jy 26--6m
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COAL! COALI
NOW ON the way, and daily expected,
~ liz tons of white ash (egg) Coal, and for sale
on reasonable terms.
Have your coal delivered from the vessel, thereby
getting it cheaper and free from dirt.
w. STONE,
Office and Yard east side Seventh street.
Adjoining the Canal, (south sde.)
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rsg~ Washington National Monument OF

~ Washington National Monument Of
flee, August 1st lS55.--At a meeting of the Board Of
Managers Of the Washington National Monument go
ciety held the slst ult, the following resolution
was adopted
ResoLred That the Secretary give notice by adver-
sement TO be inserted in the National lnelligencer
Union and the American Organ, that the Hon. John
flee has been appointed General Agent of this Socie-
ty, and has entered on the duties Of his office
true eopy-test:
CHAS c. TUCKER,
aug l-d3w Secretary of w. n. M. Society.
Foolish WOMEN .!--Yes, some ladies both fool
ish and ignorant!-some are even filthy!ll One
lady told me she purchased all the Cosmetics Of the
day. but had not taken bath in Is months or more!
o! poor child thought |, seeing her put the puff
and powder her little infant ear, neck and limbs
all SORE red and irritated and only regretted that
the ladies of Philadelphia had so to $4,000 year to
spend on such foolish things, hurtfu in themselves
not for this they would learn the Comparative infinite
use of water, and the Electric Oil.' Do they not
know That child suffer with any kind of irrita-
ting sores and eruptons If my Electric Oil' were
regularly used by mothers and nursesg
My Oil docs not interfere with any other medicine
or food--only live regularly There are many cases
that can be cured in from 90 minutes to hours as
has been demonstrated time and again, though all
not alike.
p. s. Please inform me of any case of failure to
in from half an hour 10 two weeks ms wish to
cure or charge nothing for it, II is perfectly inno-
cent and will not leave You worse than it found YOU
Prof CHAS DEGRATH,
20, South Eighth street, Philadelphia
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DIR. ). APPLETON STORROW,
HAVING permanently located in WASH
- ington offers his professional services to the
public. Office and residence No. 1873 street, First
ward. aug 6-3mS
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Metropolitan Railroad Office,
.. GFORGETnwN Auptist 1ShS

TIME Second Annual Report of the Pre-.
u sident and Directors is now ready for distribu-
ton. Stockholders can be supplied by calling on the
Secretary sending their address through the post
office j. w. DEEBLE
aug 8---1aw3w Secretary
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WANTED.
200. = trust on real n ss.a, DE Eortb
$1,000. Address A, Mt this Office. iyl3-iftf
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GREAT CENTRAL WOOD AND COAL
DEPOT.
~ MYERS a. SON keep constantly on
We hand large assortment Of Wood and Coal
in all their varieties and Of superior qualities which
they offer for sale as pleasing terms as they
be had in the District Of Columbia
Office No. %, Water street, south side, old stand
formerly occupied by Myers Baker. m.
~ All orders left at y. J. Steers, No. 4Ss, Sew
enth street, Washington, d. C.. or al our Office will
bs promptly filed.
Leg 2,24o pounds given TO the ton.
G.. MYERS a SON
Nv 28-8m Water street. Georgetown d. C..
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EXTRA.-0NE WEEK MORE, AT
ODD-FELLOWs' HALL.

Eleventh Annual Visit Of
KUNKELS OPERA TROUPE,
Who, in addition to perfectly organized corps Of
COMEDIANS,
YocALIsTs and
"a ~ DAEcRRs
Now include the highly celebrated Infant Nocaliss
THE WELLS CHILDREN.
The entertainments will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9th
Admission rs cts Doors open at :, commencing
at 6, and concluding at 10 o'clock.
JOHN T. FORD, Agent
augfl
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WANTED,
a THOROUGHLY competent COnfBe-
~ TONER. Apply at store 400, Seventh street.
aug l--3t 80
GEORGE #. KIDWELL n co.,
EAIERS In oIl linda &C Cal. -

DEALERS in all kinds of Goals and
- Wood, l4th street. opposite the Franklin En-
CINE House, have on hand every article in tileir
line, which will be sold at prices to suit the times.
They solicit share of public patronage, pledging
themselves to give satisfaction to all
N. b. A Cargo of White and Red Ash Coal
(atoat) will be sold low IL ordered from ihe wharf
w 20---3tawlm* .taa 1870
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TO THE FAMILIES OF THE DIS
TRICT.
IN III X Metropolitan Washing Ma chine
u saves TINE TOLL MONEY Orders coming in
rapidly Price only $40.
Agencies: Hauptman's, Ninth street, near the Ave.
nue.; Webb's Factory, G street. between Sixth and
Seventh; Bontz Coombes, Seventh street, above l.
ALBERT P. DOUGLAS,
Corner 9th and b sts Island,
aug LOW Proprietor for the District
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ExcURsIoxs- excursions are advertised
to-day. There is much pleasure in prospect, we
hope, for many Of our readers.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.
SEBASTOPOL is not yet taken but the
~. store first door west of Mr.. j. II. Els's Music
Store, on Pennsylvania avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets) is taken where we will OPEN on SAT
urday, the 18th instant, with general variety of
Confectionery, to which we invite our friends and
the public TO give us n call
All our Confectionery is manufactured by u.s. and
we will warrant entire satisfaction. ..s
Ice Creams and Water Ices at 81 per gallon.
aug 10-d3t U. Ii. RIDEG0UR a. co.
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The weather, which for the last 4s hours, had
been delightful, has again become oppressive and
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Our local reporter beng absent from il!nnss will
account for the "absence" Of news il, his depart
ment EN5H
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GRAND EXCURSION
A NJ Err G An RIFF EN- EN-
TO PLNEY POINT.

FESHE /" American Rifemen'' take plea
ii sure in announcing to their friends and the
public generally that they have chartered the swift
and splendid steamer BALTIMORE, for the purpose
of giving an excursion to that fayorte watering place
PINEY POINT
TL,rs,lou 4uouef % lS5h
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Efforts are about being made to place town
clock in the steeple to be erected the Thirteenth
street Baptist church. The steeple will be no feet
high, and will contain abel weighing 2, l63 pounds
This win furnish excellent opportunity for our
citizens to have good time made public to all.
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SEw MusIc--We are indebted to Hilbus l.
Hitz for the American Polka, dedicated to Miss
Mary P. Marion, of Washington tits spirited
production.
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WASHINGTON NATIVE AMERICAN CLUB
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We observe by the Union that Senior de Cueto
her Catholic Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentary haspresented to the Pres
ident his letters of recredence and taken leave OF
this government, z
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NATIONAL HorEL.--The old wooden platform in
front Of the National Hotel has been removed 10
make way for one Of more substantial materials.
The entrance hall Is also 70 be paved with encaus-
tic tiles, and otherwise improved. This famous
old hotel will soon present rejuyenated aspect
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q Senate Chamber, Ohio, y9prii 5th, 1854
"DH J. G. arxR-Honored SIR: have made a thor
oug trial of the CArH.RrIe Pills, left by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The first dose
lie's1 me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel ia better health
some years before which attribute entirely the effects
your CAga4RTic Pills Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS B. METGALF.n
The above are all from persons who publicly known
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uHi.MB0LD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FIU{D EXTRA S'I
SAkSAPARILLA.

For i'rJ giny the food, rcmociRJ ~ disease ori
siagt ran ercdssy heccerg, esppsnre aad tmpra-
deace IA }o cd,ouie Constitutional disease, orising
from impure state y TIC Rteod 0aa the only re9i
atle aaa e8ec,i kp,ra remedy for he csre 81 Sero-
t'sfa, Sat Rhesla, s.id Hee3, Gieeeai,"s o} he
Taroaf and Le9v iesaa aed Srsijingt ofthe R6aes,
Tetter, Piapea On he iaee, Gsa va Seaiy Eraptioas
efthe SKIN.
This article is now reeseria a ty some of tlie most
distinguished Ih9s,elans n the county, ana has
proved mere eAi, lit IN rftetifs than a4y pgcpara-
ton Of Sarsarar,a VT Al, sd to the public
Several cases Of secondary Ss4 hills Arenfial and
Screililaus diseases have eptaely reeevetfd in the
iHeurable waf Us oe our pnie Institutions which had
for many. years I sstod ry'fs 49se OF tfatmeE,
that could b, devised. Thastta-es rnish striking
examples Of the sanitary Ell - fta.s Medicine III
arrcstng pt TIC Eestlae ftist ases. after
the glands w.r a'str ID AMI tn bloes already
affected.
Nogcg,-Letters from rsr neil L Physicians
and Professors Of yae5l u 4sl C.4l .ses aud Ger
ti!ieates a q as eft be ieuha aceun-
panying both irrpQiet5Dt4.
i'Blcrs, Fluid Extracted aehu, 81 per bottle, or
. sarsapa-fla. q Z" j"
equal in strength to ule nj efsNrup Of sarsapar
lila.
Prepared and sold " II. 7. uELMB0LD, Chem
ist 2G3 Chestnut Sttl,t, near the GiFard House.
Philadelphia.
TO be lad Of and
of Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
iHieters direeetto Proprietor ates, rercpo is.-
mediate attention.
July II, lS55,-ly y.
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TO the Creditors and Administrator OF
"a ID rs q. Ia NJ e. Dec.

l.a.al's Administrator VS..
lambs ueirs.
Tl1 virtue of a decree made by the Circuit Court
- OF Augusta county, ON the 9th day OF June,
1855, / hereby notify the creditors OF James Il.
Lamb, dec. aud all persons holding claims against
hts estate and Jacob Shrcckhsc, Administrator Of
said Lamb, thai viii, On Monday the sth day o.
October next, receive proof OF the debts and la-
biiites af said decedent, and of all claims against
his estate; and the sare day will state and set
tic the accounts OF said Administrator.
WM. S. Il. BAY LOR, Master Comm.
Sept. Is, is55.-4w
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TO THE Old SOLDIER.

/ HAVE formed association with gentleman
l. who has long resided in Washington City, and
whose business, Tor tie last 20 years. has been to
prosecute CLAIMS for pensions, bounty land, &c. a
eanst tGe Goyeraent. With the aid Of this gentle
man ala prepared 70 afford to Old Soldiers, and
their Widows aud Heirs, prompt an efficient aid liz
prosecuting ther claims under the act Of the Sd Of
March, ls55, which gives 70 any soldier who has
served 4das in the United States service, le0acres
Of land have been furnished sith all the proper
instructions from the department. Il,ose who are
entitled pensions TO bounty land under the said
act should make eariy application, in ogder to Sc :
cure q speedy action upon their claims
can be found at al times at the oiiec Of my fath,
er (Daed fGt2.)
March 81, la55.-tf. MARSHAL. X. FuLTz.
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iy.yl..ED.

In this place at the residence Of Mrs. Lancaster
ON tile 2sth ult. after brief illness, Mr.. PETER
KELVIN, aged about rs years. He was native Of
Ireland; and shoemakerby trade.
In Fncastle, on Saturday night last, the LIST inst,
SAnuELLA ELlzAuErH, daughter of George and Jane
s. Harlan, aged years and days.
At the residence of Mr.. Smiley, near Fairfield,
Roekbridge County, on the 10th inst, Of Typhoid
fever, Miss ELIZABETH BARNETT, daughter OF Jere-
miah Barnett. The deceased u young lady of
cheerful and kind disposition, and few days ago
was in tie bloom Of life. But alas ior human hopes
AID expectations, when just opening into woman
hood, death approached and cut asnnder the thread
of ife and she sleeps in the stiffness OF DEATH Snch
is earth, aud the things thereof to-day are in
the midst OF lie aud friendly associations; tomorrow
gone to the spirit land. ..What say unto you, |
say unto all watch" HR.
At the residence of his son, Joseph Neher, in Ross
township, Clinton county, Indiana, ON the l9th ut.,
Mr.. HENRY MEIER, formerly Of Augusta county,
Va, aged 81 years, 10 months and rs days.
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Vastsassie E4ass.; fssr Sale.

ID virtue Of a decree of the Giteuit Court Of
ID Aueesta county, rendered on the 9th day OF
June, Lob in thc ease Of Mary +. Johnston, wild
ow, &C., Is. Elizabeth N. Johnston, &C., wit on
Sotn lag ne Ga d4ycf 0eiobcr, i55, on The pren-
SEES, proceed to sell at public auction, 10 tie high
est bidder, the very Valuable "ract OF Land in the
p and p,oceed igs mentioned, containing BIZ
Acres. restryng IA of an acre upon which there is
II grave ard. This tact OF land is the one upon
which " illiam Johnston resided in his life time,
and is situated in the immediate vicinity OF Mt.
! Sidner, adjoining the lands o. Jonathan Sheets,
John Crawford and Others. About 10 Aces arc
cearel and in ag3ed state Of eH,tifaNan-ihe re-
Hiander we'll entered with pine aud oak. The
improyein. ats ia sod eonditisn and consist Ola
large RAAE&ousE, Barh, stable, Sprieg-hoase
&c.
There are two cxcalIent SPRINGS mon t'ie Farm,
Il . nod O'chard, and icuciu.. in good repair.
/ TfH-dA--Oae-.d ifd Of the purchase meoey n
hand and the balance IN three equal annual install
ment-. he purchaser giving bond with cod per
SOCIAL security ~ The delcres4 payments, and The
LEGAL titc to the land tnha retained as Ultimate So
eutitg. HtNpERSoN ii. BELL,
Aug. Is, is55.-tds. eee'r.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS
On AID aJfer august III for tie
VIRGINIA SPRINGS

fgSNo Trains day froin staunson. The Central
L Railsoad Company commencing with Tuesday,
from stanton Daily, for the purpose o. securing the
comfort Of inNalidB ana others, by a line without
an, night travel en- Stages
Passengers Desiring 80 rest at Staunton will take
the cars al o'clock \. NJ. next day, reach the ter
minus at D. breakfast at iioeshrde nepot, (Belfs,)
stas al hight MT Hot Springs Galatians, aud so
10 Sweet or White Siiipiur Springs 70 breakfast.
Mail line goes West Immediately after dinner, from
staunton. next day early in The evening at the
" htc sulphur.
Returning, Mail l.iae leaves y ite Sulphur at
\. NJ. stops at Bells near tie Terminus; stages
connect with cars next morning at s, aud in Rich
mohd ut r. NJ.
Accommodation Line leaves after breakfast, stays
all night at Hot or Warm Springs; next evening at
p. NJ, reaches the cars and SO IN to stanton al
Z. II. H. u. MAiTcoMB,
| Sept. l, 1865. Supt. transportation.
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yS Ge,sias-arss xacsssc.

TIA ING leased the interest {about three years.
/ 4 OF ny late partner, T. :. Couler, in this place
hereby notify the public that am now ole pro-
psiet r aAd stall give MY aadividsd attention te
III, comfort and accommodation Of guests
The House iiaYinq been neatly fedtted, and sever
al important additions made 10 it, is now in thor
eagh Order 70 entertain aad accommodate all who
may see it to give it their patronage.
shall be particularly pleased to see all i.y cid
friends and customers.
JOSEPH ". WOODWARD.
Staunton, Sept. 10, 1855.
Va. Kookenham kegister, and Valley Democrat
Will please copy.
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EsSg. T.. Es. sysssasEss1ss
3'ASi'ELESS LIQUID CATT{.4R7TC
OR FAMILY pfYYSiC.

'E'uISis The best, citapeet and most efieent CA
u TiiARlEG ever offered to the puSS...'t
1t isIAsIELEss thereby avoiding The nauaeating eff
feet OF Pills. Oh, SIENNA. Go, and produces grip
ping other painful effects. Unlike all other pur-
satves, it searches To the bottom of the disease,
thofoashl cleaases the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free trpm costivenesF
40 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Children drink it readily aud without forcing, aud
No lnedieine is highly recommended By tie
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then udae for Yourselves.
1t can be had Nhelesae oi retail Of j 3. EskttnGs,
ttaaat5n Purcell, Aatt. /. Co.. Richmond L. Il.
Slablef & Co., Baltimore ; j. L. Antrim, Green
vile.
Aug. 4, is55.--Iy.
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NNaEifess.

ENBOM to 10, 600 acres III Land Warrants for
z which iai, prices will be rai1. The und arsisn-
can be conferred vat, there, az well as AZ his oieo
in Stanton. l. esffccts in fsY vet ia fnsa il
trip IL Clio and acsbsps several o;Esf Il tic No.
torn STATES and viii whilst gone, attend 81 business
Tor tbuse VINO may aish To en- ief hf@.
RUBEN y. HILL.
Slanniah Sept. L 1sh5.-at
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~, a.. l.s.sAI .sjAs.

On Thursday the ID OF August, by the Rev
George a. Shu6y, Mr.. GEoRGe KgLLIRto Miss WIN
ny Woons-;lli Of this county.
In Warriek'a Draft, on Tuesday the 2sth uit., by
the Rev. W. Erwin, Mr.. JAeosc DoYLE, j., to
Mis- EllzABgrH NJ. ERWIN.
On the 10th ult., by the Rev. George Is. Rimeb
Mr.. SAMUEL II. SwlsIEn and Miss SARAH FEANcHs,
daughter Of John Crawn, MI OF Augusta county.
On the Fad inst, by the same, Mr.. CHRISTIAN
WEE and Miss Catherine r., daughter OF Mr. ia
cob Sheets, all oil Augusta county,
On sunday, the 2Sth ult., by the Rev. John W.
Start, Mr.. W. 7. KELLER, and Miss SARAH GEooas
ul OF this county.
lu Waynesborough, on the 4th inst, b. the Rev.
J. ". Start, MR. THOMAS Antrim and Hiss SrsAS
j., only daughter of VIM. Chapman, ESD, all Of
Augusta County.
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commissioners Sale ecLand

Ip1 virtue OF decretal order of the Circuit Court
ID OF Augusta county, at the June term, 1858, ap-
pointing me commissioner, will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, ON the premises, ia Acres of
Land, part OF the tract formerly owned by James
White, decd, situated near the main road leading
f.om Spring Hill to Salem Church, Naked Greek,
about ~ miles distant from either Said land is OF
good quality and well proportioned in clear and
ling with some other buildings, dc. bag ofsalo
Satardoy 1871 OK Ocsobcr next.
Terms. Six, twelve and eighteen months credit,
except so much in hand as viii detray the casts OF
suit aud sale good personal security viii be requi.
red for the deferred payments aAd the title retained
as ultimate security until all the purchase money is
paid ROBERT SAAPP.
Sept l, ls55.-tds.