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STRAW MATING.

lust received 4, 5, aud Ga White and eolered
~ Matiings, WHICH am selling al the lowest pri-
ces for cash TO pr )mpt customers.
J. n. SMOOT,
S. side Bridge ST., near High, Georgetown.
NAV 10
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For ea1e and rent,

4 NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE. No. AGA
IA Massachusetts, avenue, Cd door east of Tenth
street, is for re! until the fail The rent viii be
very moderate to eocGi tenant. Enquire on the
premises. may 25-ltA
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VIZ ANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A
w respectable white woman. The best refer
ences given. Apply 10 266 street.
NAV 24-2tt
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ID ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES
Ii $50 year will be received for the rent OF
those new and convenient cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres of ground, stable wood shed
and other cOnveniences attached. Pumps OF pure
water are near the door, and cOmmunIcat on is had
with Georgetown by way of and Seventh streets
and Penn. Avenue, morning and afternoon, 1T the
usual fare, for the accommodation of clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage of this great reduction
OF rent imnediate application must be made TO the
undersigned, either by letter, or at his house at
Kendall Green, after Office hours, where the keys
may be had and the houses Inspected at any time.
Several of these residences will be sold on liberal
terms. WM. STICKNEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
N. B.-Rents paid quarterly in advance.
lS55-tf
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IA o,1I. 81 hAIS, last night, between 9 and
i - eioek tno1gh Of short continuance, was
$50 ,I welcome and refreshing, and in
'F''I 'As nope Tor further aqueous supply.
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Boarding.

BOARD AND IL ID % M S.-Two or three
Id newly furnished and very desirable rooms for
rent, with board, at 4O3 F st., Union Row.
NAV % lw.
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UTANTED.-TWO ROOMS, IN A RESPRC-
w table private family, where there are no lodg
ers, by a gentleman and his wife References ri
and required Address "LOdgins' at this Office.
NAV
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EOR RENT-A NEW THREE-STORY FIR 4ME
II HOUSE, containing eight rooms, very pleas
antIy Situa;edi New York avenue near the inter
SECTION OF New Jersey aveEue and Third street. Il
has side lot for garden, and good cellar ind, r
the kitchen TO a punctual tenant the rent will be
Sl5 per moth. Possession given OF the LIST June.
Enquire, Of WILLIAM POWELL, one door above,
NO 16S may le-6teO
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BETs.-Those who have mads bets on til.
result Of the Virginia election are nervous!y
excited to day, concerning that impor ta n,
subject. We heard one gentleman say that IA
has in his hands. as stakeholder. three thou.-
and dollars, deposited with him by various
parties; ard that Of this money, the Know
NOthings had wagered two dollars to one th at
Flournoy would carry the State At rough
guess, at least seveEty-fvo thousand dollars
will change hands in and about Washington
Come men were desperate, stalking all they
Possessed Oh the issue
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nor RENT-A COMFORTABLE TWO STO.
Il ny House on 9th street, between M and N SITS.
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10 the sub
scribers, at their Lumber Yard, of 9th and
ID streets. HIN. s. J. w. EASILY.
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EOR SALE-A STORE, FIXTURES, AND
Il good will Of Confection5: in the First Ward.
Good reasons given for selling out. It may be
bought cheap by applying at this Office.
nav IS 3tt
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nor RENT-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES on
Il N, between 18th and 18Th 5 reefs. They con-
tain two parlOrs, five chambers servants room,
dining room, kitchen and double Cellars, with con-
venIent yards and OulhOuses. The buildings are 10
Gated IN healthy aud rapidly improving part of the
city. Rent S2l per month. For further particulars
enquire OH thi' premises. may % eoSt'
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NOR RENT THE THREE STORY STORE
Il and Dwelling, No. SO Bridge street, George
own, so long occupied as Emmert's Confectionery.
Apply to Army, next door NAV o5-eotf
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dor RENT-sEvERAL HANDSOME PAR
III lOrs and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS. 233 street ap9
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W. SICK
DIR. DCPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS,
the best and infsbe remedy discovered for
lieving and curng all painful distressing and difficult
sruson and removing all periodical Instructions ard II
regulsrites arising from whatever These Pills
complete
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VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY SITUATED
Y Building Lot at Private Sale-The subscrih. r
will sell, at private sale, Lot No in Square No..
Ala, trOntng SO feet inch on ii street SOUTH by 81
feet inch on Eighth street west.
The Lot will be sold in whole or in parts to suit
purchasers. Terms accommodating.
CHAS. s. WALLACH, Attorney
HD-tO4WS ODDoSltP west WING Hall
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false hUNoR In the absence of exc ting
,..sn sence' some persons have been circu.
report Of a duel with broadsyords.
80, nave inquired Of the best authority, and
~, enSt me affair which gave rise to the re.
port mas been hOnOrably adjusted.
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TO CLAIM AGENTS, &c-An Attorney and
4 Counsellor at Law, who has had twenty one
years professional experience much of that time in
full Practice, wishes to form a connection with or be
engaged by Claim Agent or Lawyer. References
satisfactory. Address LEX" at this Office.
03-St
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DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE-ONE
IL Frame Dwelling House and Lot on o St, be-
tween 9Th and 9TH streets west, containing six good
rooms, nearly new.
One two and one three-StOry frame Dwelling
House on Massachusetts avenue, between Alb and
9Th streets.
Two twO-story Frame Houses on Washington ST.
Also, very comfortable dwelling House an Beal
street, Georgetown.
All the above property is nearly new, and will be
sold on accommodating terms. Enquire Of FRAN
CTS WHEATLEY, Lumber Dealer, No. 81 Water
street, Georgetown. NAV 23-eodIm
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hE LITTLE BOYS, who were arrested and
. .SAen before Justice Clark for a riot, had
tuen tnal yesterday afternoon and were dis.
missed With some good ady vice The cause of
10 ,Iteas was the American question. Both
snl'es and blacks engeged In the fierce en-
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STREET NUIsASCEs.-We have received nm =
merous communications requesting US to call
attention to various nuisances in the streets
II would, however, be the better plan to lodge
the several complaints with the Mayor, as he
has given notice, in proclamation hereto ore
Issued, that the laws in relation to nuisances
shall be strictly enforced, although some of
the commissioners have so much other work
to do, probably, that they have overlooked
the an hient
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HE FAIREOUSr CLUE This club Of young
men (which was formerly known a. the Eigbt,
ingale Qdad.iIie Club at their regul. meet
ing recently elected the following officers ::
y Tretler, President; j. A. Butler, Vice
rrfe.dent; ii. c Bowen, Secretary; and q. B.
uoscon, treasurer. The Club, we learn, is in
= nourishlng condition, and doing muc a to
sccemphsh The purposes for which it was or.
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FIRE ALARN.-Nesr 10 O'Clock last night
the Perseverance, bell sounded an alarm, some
body from the First Ward having stated thai
a Ere was raging in the First " ard The CRY
was at once raised, and many hoarse voice!
joined IN the chorus. The machines were
drawn out, and not few people ran to tn,
corners and middle Of the streets with a view
TO ascertain the locale Of the conflsgra,ion
But the alarm was falsely instigated; a fac
mat our brave freemen soon ascertained
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has been ccpsany giAddsnei BY the prospect OF the
growing crops In travelling experisnce OF more thsa
teea gears have nsver sroad portion Of the
country under cultivation at present. or during that
period tims when the crops Of every description pro-
mis- q abuncaut yield than now. Indeed, 1t
would he difficult TO psirt oat single district, In all
the side extent OF have receoty trsvsrssd
that not likely to return rich aad bounful harvest
10 the labors Of the husbandan Here and there one
msy field Of grain looking spndlne and sickly;
but turning his eye to the neshborng thrifty Ones
he win at glance cause, namely-bAd unskd
full cultivation. Owing 70 the cold the crops are
backward bat few days OF warm weather and bright
sunshine will bring the growing grain up to the stan
Gard Of former years.
The Cleveland Herald offers to stake its reputation for
veracty, that -four will be do to six dollars and half
per barrel in thirty days
Flour made from new wheat is offered in any
quantity IN tho markets Of Georgia.
The farmers Of Illinois offering their new wheat
for one dollar and fity cents q bushel.
The st. Louis Ineligeacer OF the 2tth ult. says
We learn from gentleman just return ed from the west
counties the Missouri river, that tbs growing
crops of hemp and tobacco extremely promising.
There is large breadth of land put do in hemp, ow
ing perhaps what to the fact that the hemp gro
generally have made proit on last years. crop ave-
raging about $25 per Tobacco is not 80 extern
svey planted owing to the scarcity of plants in
quepce OF the dry spring. but the growth vigorous
and will bring, from present Appearances, so large
yield, that the crop win be q full average.
The great quantity OF rain fallen has injured corn and
other crops in the low land, by submergng them but
the rains said to have protected tbs wheat from the
weyil
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A. CANADIAN VIEW OF BaIrsH RECRUITING IN
THE UNITED SrAT-Our neghbors In the United States
are giving themselves great deal trouble about
the recruiting going there for the British service than
their own general principles or the particular circum
stances of the to warrant It one OF their
great principles that every may choose his own al
and they have always that the ordinary
doctrine of once tube c always subject should not
be applied to Brshers serving board their ships of
war Why then, do they object to men, many of whom
rot citizens of the United States choosing their
allegiance under the British CROWN We un ierstand
their objection to anything like the Of the
would be- the asumption OF a sovereign function,
ard, therefore, aaront to the national sovereignty
but why one man, in q free country, has not
right to tell another that are wanted at such
place for such service, if you choose to go there
You may bave free passage is what does not appear
clear TO talk about kidnapping seduction is perfectly
ridiculous. Even when arrived at Halifax every body
Knows that the may enlist at their good
will 1t Ia, therefore, somewhat high hanoei exercise
of to stop vessels to punish agents engaged in
doing what is in accordance with American principle,
emo. imagine not inconsistent with American Law
Montreal Her0ld, June 20.
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williamsburg CITY neyvs.

Coup Ds soIIEr~-A German, named John Miller, was
struck by the Saturday, while working at the
Union Cemetery, near the Jamaica plank road. He
died in n few minutes Afterwards. Coroner landlord
held an inquest yesterday, and verdict in accordance
rendered.
George Covert clerk in the employ OF Messrs Covert
n Co. lumber dealers, ia Graham avenue while at work
yesssrdsy in the yard Frustrated by the The
persons present picked him up and carried him into the
sson restored.
AccIDEKT-A boy named Hutchinson, residing In
South Eighth street. while playing at the foot OF South
Ninth street. Saturday had Mig leg crushed between
the dock and the sides OF lighter. He conveyed
home, and medical attendance prosared.
Two CHILDREN DRowykD-Benn oria Ray and Albert
Alep two boys, aged respectively and years old,
were drowned yesterday Afternoon at about O'clock
while playing Q canal boat at the Pennsyvana coal
yard at the foot Of North Tenth street The parents
were TAX board the boat at the time and the
children were not TIL their caps found float
ing on the water The bodies were both recovered.
Coroner Hanford held inquest and verdict OF ACCT
do ntal drownipQ rendered.
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT GRAND LARCENY.
Robert Dale brought before Justice Connolly, at
the Lower Police Court charged with having attempted
to carry eff lot OF valuable property contained in
chest that on board the steamboat Atlas at the
time. The accused taken into custody by officers
Lawor and JACKSON, OF ots FIRST ward police just
he making his escape from ths vessel The magis-
trate committed Dale for TRIAL.
CHARGE OF BIGAaY.
Jacob Tudor engineer Of the Astoria ferry boat
arrested yesterday by officer Brown, Of the Third Dis
trct Police Court charged with bigamy in having in
the month of August last married Eliza Qngley, while
his first wife, Mary Ann Harmony, alive. the com
painant this Is the sister OF the hTst wife
She alleges that In the 1s49 Tudor married her sis
ter and that the ceremony performed by the Rev
Or. Brown: that becoming weared of his welded wi
he took to himself another hepmste having the 7th
OF August last entered into the holy bands of wedocx
with Miss Quigey the knot being tied, this OCCASION
by the Rev. Mr. Geissenhs The accused brought
before Justice Wood, who held him for examination.
ALLEGED BURGLARY.
John ciaara was taken into custody BY officer Car
man, Of the Eighteenth ward police, arged with hay
ing burearously entered the premises Of Conrad Trust
at 2l3 East Nineteenth street. and stealing thsrefrom
wearing apparel valued at 800 The propsrty was
found in the possession OF the prisoner Justice Bren-
nan committed MIN in fell for trial.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Gf new York., July 1, 1855,


ARRIVED
ebip ElSood Waiter Ma,ony, Liverpool 81 days with
dse and 3l7 passenser to Serdy. June 26 lat a. lon
Ship Key Stone (ot Besop Mcfarland st Thomas June
20 with mdfe bound to San Francisco Tho sailed from
Boston Feb ~ bound 10 San trancsco and being dsmAd
10th uit Tor tbs port In Of She
the passAe two of her by foyer etners Ill
Bark Psrio Young, Sasus Il GrAnde 10 days. with sugar.
Msriel Biz, Bermuda days. with potatoes TO Hy
Brig CHARLES Heath (of Searspor Simpson Cardeuas
Bris strout 5of MibrdseJ wsiace Senvitss 10 days
Brsoknsn Co.
srs Trenton: HAYNES Fsards PR, u days with sugar
Sturges, learmsn A Co.
,schr scvsn, Treviranu', Bolivar City. II days with
hioes and deer iins and ps,senser Heck KunhArdt
sehr Globe. Coulter Washinaton, NC, 4 days.
schr Deborah, Dheo: WASHINGTON, NC, days.
sehr Vspor. Smith Wilmington, NC, 4days.
scbr frsnces Fletcher Newbern, NC, days.
Schr Mary Psrmelee, Farrell Washington, NC, days
sehr nsIy Hoaner n1oroe Wsshington NC, days.
schr san Jacirto Styles Jscssonviiis EF. 8 days
scbr Geo Smith, Csrrsn, Newborn NC. days
Schr NJ Smith, Adams, Sewbern.
s ssr Mary Mary anwssa ~ H. w.sason NC
Schr Neptune Bride GiB,tt, Baltimore.
schr Chsrles Colgate Seamsn Baltimore.
sohr David Duffe d, Hiiiiard, Portland CT.
schr Fred Hall, Col. Portland, CT
Schr Joseph Hall, -, Portland, CT.
scti p Abel Dickinson, Portland, CT.
sloop Sprrgue, Fish. WsrehAm.
Sioop willard, -. Providenoa
The steamship st Lawrence, yesterday. spoke June
lat y IS lon " Gov sfp Crescent from Mobile New
York.
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Hobokeu CITY Intelligence.

ARREST on CHARGE OF PIcKNs PocKKrs.-Last evening,
during the hrorg at the ferry gates in Hoboksn, Of
those who were returning to New York, officer scDo.
poush espisd three suspicious persons-two Of them
your men, and boydodeing about in the crowd;
ard upon seeing OF the party attempt TO pick the
pocket Of lady he arrested two Of them, whose
were given Peter McGarvsy and Edward Mehan, and
started for the station house. They resisted, and
McGsrvey escaped by clipping out Of his coat and vest
which he left in the hands OF the officer. Mehan
sisted bat could not escape, and committed 10 jail
TO await examination.
RypoRr TO HoaoKKS There immense owd OF
walters 10 Hoboken yesttrday-more than during any
previous Sunday this season large proportion OF them
are Germans, who visit West Hobosen.
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Burlington county, New Jersey, seems TO abound In
singular namss, not always the most euphonious. FOR
instance there are Turpentne Frostown DEVILS Run.
Skunks Hollow, Mount Misery, Ongs Hat, Comical Cor.
nsr Tsttetsvn, Goespvills scraboetown, Foolst Jwn
Poke Han, and-thats enough for the present
Mr. George Carlton, respectable citizen OF Dsmaris.
Gotta Me- committed suicide the 2sth ult BY shoot
irs hinseh through THO breast
Danisi yscobs and Nathan Richardson tvo respectable
farmers, OF Lexington district s. O., had personal cot
lison Last week, which resulted In the former being
killed
The Ohio river continues In excellent order. zncn.
natl per says that the largest 0undsr.
ing up and down the broad stream With ample Scoops
AID verge, high and defiant above ssndbars.
Ihomss Penningtop, and employed In Knowles,
coal yard died from stroke In Phadslpha ON the
10th uh.
hung on the Path Of August, for the murder Of his
wis.
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KEY WEST June 22-The steamship ISABEL arrived this
ing when on Cape Florida passst an abandoned snd
X. r a It sai
biis The Isabel voen 4S milesE of this city, dsco
seaSrero Key upon morning Of
ss *. 9.S em ms s me before .sd had
by strong portbery current The 81 Lawrence engaged
s SO ss ssrT
iss,s,ss her %, and - - s:osh afternoon Of
to settle With TIE sre.hers who we're hired 70 assist and
passengers she takes number this city and has q so
taken On board $50 aes OF cotton Of the
ssherr ana w sail this evening arect New York The
The soep Of war falmouth Capt Shaw, arrived At an
ss,y hon or. morning o. s rom pea.soos The third day
for wscssse in distress She leaking freely
ass n; h captain
boarded the bark ana learning situation placed
Esy She here Sd Capt w.ieh the agent Of
coll. WITH ss ss o
having spoke brig Sarah sernis OF asChi.per. % Re
vessel had shoai night before lay GRIND
re- a's sa s
wanna 4 Mar The B srri.sd a. n Y soth.
Rssscss Shoals having ssa in The sssmp 70 erect
n ss No ss I s sssn
s !. The ass SA. 10 s r.. 70
structure hA been sored upon oend hey.
The ship Allen Hood ready for she could
take csrso ard has shipped $50 bales TO New YORK.
By the steamship So Lawrence.
The bsrh Undine fuer, srrved 81 Tortugss the l9th
from York. She s bound thence 70 this port.
The scbr Annie G Coss had arrived At the pso.
place, and TO sail for New York
dASa
port yesterday.
a5th--Bark Chase wnl sail on the 18th.
BARK Undine arrived from New York 70 day.
Shin Ellen Hood left Liverpool the 18Th Her
rsnse amounted tosslvAgs so53s s. expenses s75is 81
total Esl5O 81
PHILADELPHIA-Ar July l stesmship Pennsylvania,
Clifford Richmond via Norfolk bark fremont Baker,
brs Abbott lawrence crcwel do schr. Alice Lea
-. 90: Empire, harsha Csiais Alert, Kelly, Boston;
ID L Finoh. HoA NBedferd Samuel Castnsr. Cusn Bos.
ton; BenNEnslith, Cyon, kHaven.
cid June NJ bngs Emmn, Baker, Boston, Xenophon
posis. Porsnd Alisysio Niehois Havana; Leonies Ls
lar Barbadoes Abby whitman Clifford Boston; Worces
ter Rbodes rouesnee; scbrs Julia FrAncis wsen East
Camhrdgs; Hitter, James Hudson; Young Thomas No
Isushlsn kYorh; Pavpee, Walhsrs, Brooklyn; Amss G
PAGE stsut SYort; ws.er witch, Rose, selem Emily D.
Rpsvs. Hha,ss; ssa Call tohassa Trsy Iyas' nrasrs
ss, Z RsSbep, kasss rRAyw; Ryusa RsssU Nysski
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The GaIseaton Mas has letter from correspoud.
Of toe recent events on the obsg
side Of the Rio Grande -
The despots troops in Mon,rey, commanded by their
lena after resisting ten houn surrendered prison
Of war; and among the badly wounded was the
second in command, Col Morlst.
A consic cradle loss sustained By both PARTED
and the capture Of the place the military command
Of the revolted forces given to Gen. Don Antonio
was the Commanding General Of Nuevo Leon Jsurvoui
by profession SOLDIER aud noted for his amnesty to
H. na with
against sallo which place BY this time has certain
Ig fallen into their hands The whole Of Coahuila Is
represented as being up and in arms against Santa
have before the programme of the revoutonists,
there Toy %ss
position. The haneman Vol, IN Matamoras. however
has under his Official signature qualified them all IS
terrible account and the idea Of this upsratefu foreign
mercsnary applying ths term sbanditt to those who
heart never felt the emotions Of gratitude.
On last Thursday Vol received information of tn
revolt Of the government troops stationed in Victoria
the former capital of Tamaulipas. They seconded the
Monterey movement, and immediately put themselves
en- route for that place The government troops station
place into the hands of the revolutoniss who will make
an immediate effort to secure place ths river lower
down, for the purpose Of establishing custom house
Troops being concentrated at Camarg0 for the
purpose Of keeping open their line Of communication
with which s the headquarters Of the go
veInment forces.
On the 2Sth ult !, Won declared Matamoras and ali
nmaulpas In state of siege any also that from and
after the first CT this month"; persons entering Mst&mo-
would have to be provided with passport and pre-
sentng themselves to the military authority to explain
why they desired to enjoy the enviaby glorious prv
lege of visiting Santa Annals realms OF "God and IL
berty' The ukase is being rigdly enforced, and,
you may well imagine has the desired effect of prevent
ing intercourse and GRIPPING mercantile operations
The 6espts's minons right in doing what they
to express openly their luminosity, for their
bered.
We are hourly looking for exciting from above,
and our frontier is certainly on the Of change for
the better.
The late showers the river will the most OF
the crops and the Rio Grande is in nue navgabe order
at present.
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ALLEsHAsY SPRINGS.

.y ~ t,e nAcnmond Wing, June 20
. nen ,nst there are already about fifty vsiters
that oensnpal and one OF vrginias fAvorite wa
tering places the Allegheny Springs The accommoda.
ocs ere ample for four or Ave hundred ard We
shall DO much mistaken II vsiters do not and In the
senheuanly and accomplished hosts Messr, Holt a Co
all that may be vished TO insure them comfort AMI nIsa
SURF These springs are situated In Montgomery conn
ty, about three miles from the Virginia ana
railroad and can be reached from Richmond and Peters
burg, without detention the way in eight or nina
bours. The water II Of peculiar virtue and Ia held In
high reputs by those who it. In the neivhbor
hood Of the Allegheny Springs also the yellow sui
phur and the Montgomery White sulphur. Tn. latter
VIII be opened for the frat time the present season and
We sarn that the accommodation VIII be pleasant
and ample