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REMOVAL.
" d. HOOD wishes to inform his
IL friends and the public that he has re- O.
moved his stock Of fine Watches rich Jewelry, "a
and Silver Were, to the store formerly Occur 0AAsA
nue. three doors above Ninth street, where he will
keep constantly on hand fine assortment of Gold
Jewelry, Watches of every description; also, pure
Silver Ware of my own manufacture; together with
great variety of other rich wares.
Having had long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, am prepared to offer goods
at the lowest possible prices at wholesale or retail
Sign Of the large Spread Eagle,
June 9-H No. 338. Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPLENDID Il COMMODIOUS ROOMS.
WITH CHEAP BOARDING,
On CAPITOL HILL,

u ton for summer in the city, having large, airy,
and commodious rooms, not near any other build,
ing obstruction, and being near next TO- and north
ofihe east square of the Capitol Park il rendered
perfectly healthful by the absorption Of malaria By
the foliage and flowers, over and through which the
southwestern breezes so prevalent at this season
pass. Mosquitoes remarkably scarce. Board as good
AZ any.
No. sss, First street east between A and B north.
July g.
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AUCTION SAFES.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE

Improved Property BY virtue Of a deed
u trust duy executed and recorded bearing date the
n Gay o. June 1885, and the request Of the party
emitted 70 me debt thereby secured the subscriber
wan sell a. public auction in front Of the premises,
on " ednesuay, the 9th day of August 1856, at 81
o'clock, r. NJ, the whole OF lot numbered eight (5J
in square numbered niue hundred and 1fty,one.
(95l, situated in the city Of Washington. The ina.
and well-built two-story Frame Dwelling Houses
Terms OF sale 0ne-half cash. aud the balance In
six and twelve months. The purchaser 10 give his
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
from thu day of sale. A deed given and a deed OF
trust taken to secure the payment of the notes All
conyeyancing at the expense of the purchaser II the
terms Of sale be not complied with within FIVE days
from the day of sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell said premises at the risk and st of the de-
iaulnng purchaser, by giving six days notice ofsuch
Washington.
NIMRoD GARRETSON,
Trustee
A. GREEN,
met
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july 30-lt J0SIAS ADAMS, Bailiffs.
A BARGAIN.

NOR SALE, 10000 feet of Ground, in
- twelve lots, Of % feet by 100 ieet each situa.
ted on the Island, near Four-and ahalf street, and
fronting upon Van street, between NJ and streets
south. A good frame house, nearly new, is on one
of the lots The twelve lots fronting on Van street
have alleys on three sides being thus surrounded Nv
street and alleys. The whole will be sold togetho
or in lots to suit purchasers, at bargain and time
given on the larger portion of the purchase money
Inquire st this office. may 7--atfiY
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THE SHAVING SOAP.
VrOOm IL FOWIer's Walnut OIL, Military
Shaving Soap.

EVERYTHING sought by the most fssg,
~ tidious in this branch Of the toilet and esscn-
tial to good shave" will be found, upon trial
combined in the above-named article
II has now been in the market twelve wears, ana
the thousands who have used it can tesfyto its sur
passing and agreeable qualities. II is without doubt
the best soap in the world. The genuine bears Vroom
Fowlers signature in fac siD1iie and is only mar
ufactured by John b. Vroom, Successor New York
Sold in Washington by Seby Parker, Marin and
Palmer; Georgetown, w. b. White.
iuly ll-3mdif
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TO CARITALIsTs,

a GENTLEMAN who has several debt !,
N well secured by deeds In trust In this cit,
wishes 10 raise few thousand dollars for sixty OF
ninety days, and viii make such discount as will
give liberal interest for the amount required II
the purchaser desires ii, the debts can remain o,
they will be liquidated in July or August.
Address L. s. D., at this office, care Of the editor
Of the Organ NAV 8-dtfif
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

CARRIAGE MAKERS.
"E, the undersigned, having connect
49, ed ourselves in partnership in the COACH
MAKING BUSINESS, under the firm of Ferguson
Co., respectfully invite our friends and the public
generally to give us call at the corner of Sixth
street and Missouri avenue, the establishment owned
and formerly occupied by Mr.. Thomas Young
ALI orders thankfully received and punct1ally at
tended to. Prices moderate. All work warranted
B. N, FERGUSON
JOHN II. WALLIS,
july 30-3t$ ALVA DUNHAM
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NOTICE.
GEN. WAITER ZONES and Gil. LEE

" JONES have removed their Law Office to No.
SOC L street between Third and Fourth.
Oh. Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme Court
of the United States and other courts held in the
District Of Columbia, and give prompt attention TO
every species of professional business that may be in
trusted TO him. His father, General Walter Jones,
though mostly retired from general practice, will
unite with him. and do his best TO advance the sue
cess OF clients by written statements and arguments
and by all other needful and proper exertions.
iuly H-8mif
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Financial,

financial.
NKw YORK, July 8l.--Stocks are dull. Chicago
and Rock Island, SO IA Cumberland Coal Co.,
Il IL; New York Central, 90 Ia; Reading, 80
81; Virginia 6's, 93 "a.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Union Of the Hard, oud ISo6,


SYRACUSE, July S0-The two Conventions, after
temporarily organizing discussed tae question of
fusion with considerable spirit, finally ending by
the dissolution Of the Soits and fusion with the
Hards. The Joint Convention then organized by
electng W. C. Crane, of Herkiner, President.
In the evening session of the Union Convention
on the fourth informal ballot for candidate for
Governor, (Messrs. Wood, Seymour, and Addison
Gardner having withdrawn Ainasa ]. Parker was
nominated and the nomination was subsequently
made unanimous The Convention then adjourn
ed until this forenoon.
sEcoSD DAr.
July Sion meeting this morning, Judge
Vanderbilt was nominated by reclamation for Lieu
tenant Governor. Messrs. Addison Gardiner and
David l.. Seymour were nominated for electors at
large.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Washington Asylum, July I6, 1856.

UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot.
uNHE Subscriber, having leased the hotel
~ known as Foy's Hotel and formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, is now prepared to accommo-
date the travelling public, The table will always be
supplied with all the delicaces Of the season, pre-
pared In the most superior style.
The bar attached to the house is furnished with
the finest Liquor and Cigars that can be obtained.
JAMES 7. LLOYD,
june 2-eoSm Proprietor.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
n. FRANCE ~ co., MANAGERS.

Splendid Schemes for 1ugust, 1856.
I. Ii. HUBBARD CO., are the authorized Agents
of the Managers to fill all orders.
.Rs Be particular and address all letters 10 T. H.
HUBBARD Co., Baltimore, Maryland
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GEORGE w. BLACKSTONE.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
SEPARATE or otherwise, eight small
- Frame Houses, opposite Northern Liberties
Market House, on and Ninth streets west
Terms $500 cash balance in one and Two vss,s
Inquire on the premises Of Henry Jahnson
July 7--8t#MW&F TStarl
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Flour Is firm at yesterdays
rates. New and choice old Howard at 81 25, and
new City Mills for future delivery, at the same 6g-
ure. Flour Is wanted for export and coast-wise
trade
Wheat has advanced three cents. Good to prime
reds, 81 65 a 81 IS, and good to prime whites,
81 60 81 rs.
Corn is active. Sales of white at 81 a 66 cents,
and yellow, 63 a 66 cents.
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"PRO HOMO PUBLICO.D
r. w. EVELY VILLA N

NA WPlutes, y respectfully informs Members AZ
Congress, citizens, and the public, that he is now
prepared TO execute, as usual all business generally
intrusted TO an
Amanue,asis, Copyist and General Scribe
Office at the Exchange Hotel" street Orders
left either at j. Shillington's, "Odeon," corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Fonr-and a-half street o.
at 37s, Pennsylvania avenue win meet with prompt
attention feh Io-tt
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HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM.
FORT.
UyHIS MOST DELIGHTEIIJ aVIHNsEEs

u Resort, within instant reach of all the Injuries
of the salt water region, the most inviting locality
on the southern seaboard and rvalng for health the
most secluded retreat of the mountain interior hai
pass to the propretorship of the undersigned, aud
will be opened on the 10th of June
The proprietor is resolved TO make the establish
ment rank with the very first wateringpaces of tie
country, and 10 that end no labor or expense has
been spared, and none will be-
NAV 29--2awd&w JOS SEGAR
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

OrPIcE OF WASHINGTON NAT. MONUMENT SocIErY,
Washington, July /, 1855.
IN accordance with an order Of the Board
IL OF Managers, the public are requested to paw no
more contributions for the Washington National
Monument TO agents heretofore commissioned BY the
Board.
This notice is not to be construed as censure on
the agents, but it il designed to efectuate general
settlement of the affairs of the Society. The Board
is well assured OF eventual success in the patriotic
enterprise in which IT is engaged but il has resolved
to suspend further proceedings by agency until a
plan, now under consideration, for combining eff
cheney, promptitude and safety, ia matrred
Balances due fiom agents, or offering, from indie
pendent contributors, are to be sent by draft payable
10 the order of the Treasurer of Washington Nation al
Monument Society, enclosed in letter to the under
SAMUEL YORKE ArLEE,
july 5-dh Secretary w. N. MS.
N. b. Editors throughout the United States will
confer favor on the Society and benefit the public,
by publishing this notice and sending to the Score
tary copy Of the paper containing the same.
PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Washington Asylum, July I6, 1856.
DROPOSALS, sealed and addressed to
IL the Commissioners of the Washington Asylum,
will be received until four o'clock on Friday the lst
40 tons Anthracite Coal
40 cords Oak Wood
80 cords Pine Wood.
The coal must be Of the best quality broken and
screened and delivered free Of cost for carriage at the
Asylum.
The oak wood must be seasoned, and the pine OF
best spruce the whole to be delivered and corded Mt
the Asylum subject to the inspection Of the Intend
ant, and rejected # not T aPR 4 % BY him
EDWARD F. QUEEN,
w. Drummer,
july l9-eotAugl Commissioners
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
lAuthorired by the State Of Georgia.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,

To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, in pub
lie on Thursday, August ss, 1856 on the
HAVANA PLANl
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FURNISHING GOODS.
uNOR Spring and hummer. nv stock q

~ the above Ia now full and complete in every
department. Ny facilities for doing business are II
the best character. The public are invited 10 cal /
and examine my stock, ss am determined 10 sal /
cheap for cash or 10 my punctual customers
LANES
Cent? Furnishing S,o,a
Penn. avenue, near Fc.srlend.s- half street
ap B0--dH
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Tickets Sl0-HaIyes, &5-Quarters, 81 SO,
Certificates Of packages 20 wholes. sl40-shares in
proportion.
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MRS. M. f.. HARVEY
Successor to James F. Harvey, deceased.
Undertake

No. 410, Sepenh street. betaeeea O. and ~
REGS leave to inform the public that she has ia
- her employ the same persons that were fp,.
mery in the establishment who are fully competent
70 conduct the Undertaking Business aud that every
attention viii be given to calls, day or night as here
tofore. may 19--dBm
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% GRAND
Elk C U RSION

Elk L u X ) IN
OF THE
ANAC0STlA ENGINE COMPANY, NO. /.
g. The Anacostia Engine Com
psny, No. ], respectfully inform the pub
lie that their first Excursion Of the season. will take
place
On Monday, Augast llM, 1856,
TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
The steamer George Washington has been charter.
ed for the occasion, and the company pledge them
selves that pains will be spared TO make this an
agreeable trip.
The boat leaves Riley's wharf, at ~ o'clock NAVY
Yard, at 2, aud Alexandra, at 21s
Tickets-0NE DOLLAR
To be had at the usual places, and at the boat on
the day Of the Excursion.
An excellent band Of Cohon Music has been On.
gagged.
COMMITTEES:
W IN. d. Dobo James Clements
InomSs Coon, VIM. Hutchinson,
SacoD rarsil John McNelley,
w IN. harrison, James Harrison,
Samuel Carhle, Alexander Eaton
"m howell, John Nokes.
july 28-6t WFTuesThurs&Sat
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All orders addressed to

All orders addressed to
HUBBARD A CO,
Baltimore, Maryland
fulv 0b--dAw
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SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
SCHEME.
Tickets tlo-Hslves, s5-Quarters, 81 80

SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
Class 81.
To be drawn in Baltimore city August "a, 1856.
20 numbers-15 drawn ballots.
cruEME
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

VfHnu NF'
To be drawn In baltimore on Saturday, August l6,
1885,
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Tickets xl0-Halves, $5-Quarters, g SO
Certificates Of packages of 26 wholes $l40shares in
proportion.
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No MoNEY.-We are informed that the clerks
In the Treasury and Interior Departments viii not
be paid to-day, In consequence Of the failure Of
Congress to pass the necessary appropriation bills.
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FREIGHr.-Four thousand three hundred and
fifty bushels of wheat, S54 bushels Of corn, $40 OF
oats, so Of rye, 30 bbls. Of -four and is cords Of
wood, were brought to Alexandria on one train,
on Saturday last, over the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad
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New LocoMorivE.-A frst-class passenger loco.
motive engine, built at Norriss Works, Philadel
phia, for the Orange and Alexandria railroad
named the Warrenton, was landed from the schr
Ring Dove on Wednesday, and win be immediate
" placed on tho road,
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sUsoUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.

Glass a6.
To be drawn in Baltimore Wednesday, August
30, 1885,
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For sale, Wholesale, by druggists in all the princi
pal cities and at retail by apothecares and sorekeep-
ers in every town In the United States and Canada
and by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE and JOHN II
MORTIMER Washington. ID. @. feb l5-6md
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NDi4CE.

THE frm of & J. S. Crawford is this day dis
y solved by mutual consent, j =. Crawford havr
ing sold out his interest to James w Crawford and
Henry X Cochran, the trm will be con lnrea aade-
the style OF Crawford l. Coell an. 1t becomes abb
soutely necessary that all accounts enc ,ht old
firm, up to j an lst, laaG. should be settled up i'm
nediit.ly BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
JOHN SCRAWFoRD.
April IL 1876
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RICHMOND, October so. 1856.
T aluable Testimony in favar OF the oxy-
genaled R:tters.

! :. WssntssfoS, D. c., Juae n.
Eavin7 made Of the oxygenated Bitera, pre-.
pared by Dr.. Geo. Is. Green, of Windsor Vt, and
IRON knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other
cases, we cheerf,lly recommend them to the public.
believing they viii fciy srstain the recommendation
of the proprietor Wehope tat fais valuable rem
edy may be 50 generally diinsed throughout tie
country thi may be accessible to all the afflicted
y I s. rP PIfhM U. s. Senators from ".
JAMES F. SIMMONS. II. s. Senator from Rhode
Island.
J. 7. MOREHEAp, U. S. Senator, and formerly
Goyerno, of kentcky.
L. Fl. ARNOLD, Member OF Congress, and for
merlv Governor of Rhode Island.
WIN. WOODBRIDGE, U. S. Senator, and for
melly Governor of Michigan.
NJ. L.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis
consn Territory.
Such Testimony as the above is worthy the conf
dence of the public.
Nose genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on the
wrapper. $500
SETH w. F0wLE 4 co, 1873 Washington
Street, Boston, rtoprie.ors. Sold by their agents
everywhere. Nov 25-1w
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The Agricultural Fair.

The mnst Pleasing part of this noble ex-
hibitian, is The fire specimens OF neg and
5inen \ nora i. brings together. Tho FAIRS
d. ,he Northern cities may excel us in the
lroauc..a Of Ingenuity and skill, but in that
inosi wonderful # nachnes the physical
nam We ere inlnesulally ahead of thee! -
The oftrruling tendency in the North TO
city lie, may explain the physical degene-
r.u>y Of waich its newspapers complain. -
Ia S3ata Is agricultural, and Tie tastes Of
is people conform, TO their great interests.
rae out door exercise, tic comparative ease
81 living AID freedom from care aud, at the
Fame, thu abseneesi Injuries favor the de-
yal,prnent ST TIE body, and thc production
q a. .heslthy and hardy RAGE.
We ever tire Of locking at the fine spec
rneua Of naphooa with %;hic.. tie fair .fohn,aa
are crowded; tie athletic forms, the beam
Ing &c ingenious couutenauces which meet
US NJ. every step. The stranger who would
see the soeia! lite of Virginia, must visit the
e1,lntry, for the cities are nero appendages
or, il he cannot do that, let him attend
me ereat Fair. and miugic with our Virgin
ia taru.era. ittte.i.gcnt and dighided gentle
.ra2p, as vel. IS Through and caeree tic agri-
culiGris;p.
s.. ~ sar the la,Ii,s, va nee,laot say word,
i.e towa has hsch taken captive hy an ar
5 ,1y.of tcaltifssl wclneu, We lear q he
aas! .,.tiiSeriMnqie slaughter .smong the
o !! hacs,ei,srss. 'sSiuce me tlays Ct Herol j.,
trr-a l.ss pet tse;i s,eil massacre offlla H.
tluegltts.A- Dia..
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Commissioners Of Election.

We have appointed the following gentle
men to act as Commissioners of election fol-
the different precincts in Augusta at the
Presidential election, the 4th of November
next:
District No. 2.-R. H. Fisher, NJ. G
Hartman, II. NJ Bell
= No. 2.--R. w. Stevenson Crier. Clerks
John II. Brown. and Jas II. O'Briep.
Waynesbmouqh. Samuel B. Brown
Martin koiner, ". W. King.
John B. Smith, Crier. Clerks-Simon
Koiner, II. NJ. Darnall
Fisdersptlie Sol D. Koiner, VIM.
Caldwell, John McCue
Elijah Bateman, Crier. Clcrss-Jos.
Koiher, Geo. Guthrie.
GreenuiHe WIN. Smith, jas. Allen,
John 7. Antrim.
JohnTowbcrman, Crier Jno. 3. Smith,
Wm. Ggills, Clerks.
STARTS tratt.--J. 3. Long, Theodore
Y. L. Davis, Y. McChesney.
Robt Scott, Crier. Clerls-Gabriel AL
cxander. VIM. l.. Hunter.
%e9 Hope.--Chas. Bats, Vim. r. Rob
erts, r. Guy.
II. II. Peek, Crler. Clerks--John IT,.
Bats, VIM. farbrough.
NJ .Meridian.--Alex. Walker, Benz.
Byerly, J. D. Craig.
James Moore, Crier. Clerks-Benj
Lewis, SD Elias walker.
Chuehetlle john s. Huff, Gideon
Srfith, T. T Sterre.t.
Nm. Newman, Crier
. Dce,Jetd DR.. McCutchen, P. A. HE'S
kill. ir., Vim. Gay.
II. Y. Groiner, Crier. Clerks-W. X.
Clayton, j. a. Armstrong. $,
4uddltlsooh. Jos. Gerry, Vim. Glenn
mers pF4 'te,n McChes1cy.
Baard, Jacob Argabriglt.
C,1tgsr7ss.-,doses s.r}sk'tr, L. Shaw,
br. u. Bashaw.
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Irihufe OF ReSnCCt.

Al ,neetin., Of the Students of the Uni
versi.y of Virginia, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of October, 1856, the following pream-
Bile and resolutions were unanimously a
dopted:
All-wise Providence, in His inscrutable
DEGREES has been pleased to remove from our
lnidst by death, our fellow student, s. Me-
lowell HEIB, of hexinstd9, va.
His high integrity of character, his unas-
suming and truly christian piety, his liberal
and philanthropic views, lis iatenectnal at
tainments and stuoious habits, AID his uni
formlt courteous and affable department.. en-
deared him alike to his Professors and fell
low-students.
Whereas, We, the Students at large,
whilst We sorrowingly bow to this sad 2isi-
tation, feel that what is our loss is his 'eter-
nal gain, and in respect to his memory, do
Essalye, That in view of this sudden and
melaReholy bereavement, we tender to the
relatives d toe deceased our heart felt SYM
pathies.
Reso!red, That We accompany the re-
mains of cur deceased fellow-student from
the residence of Professor Cabell to the De-
pot, and that we appoint committee Of two
on our behalf, who shaf, il conjunction with
tho committees Of the Societies, accompany
his remains to their last resting place,
Resolred, AS Il mark q respect for cur
, deceased tellow-student, we, the stndents ct
large, wear the usual badge of mourning for
the space Of thirty days -.
,2esolyed, That the chairman of this meet
ing be authorized 10 communicate copy OF
these resolutions to the family.of the deceas-
cd, and other copies to the press for publ
cation.
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TO CARPENTERS AND
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th of
L November next, at the Montgomery
White SULPHUR Springs

Cur The erection Of Building $50 feet long 40 feet
Nideand three staries high, far dining room &c,
and another Building ~ feet long by 40 feet wide
and three stories high for Chapel. &c. Also for
cianfse in che LOCATION OF tho Railroad leading IL
-the 5spi iigs which will give half mile OF
New Track. .. ..s-s =
Specihcs tons and plans for the Railroad can be
seen at any time at the Springs. Plans and Speci-
fcations fontha Buildings be seen on and after
the 9th of 0y ctn5er ne xt at the office of Henry
Exail, Architect, Richmond, and at the Springs on
and after the i0tn November. Persons attending
the Springs on tho November for the pui pose
Of bidding for said MARK will nat be charged fer
board - i. ,idress ~ t-.
G08'r II. MosGY rre.ide,t
AeA ~ Honf .nlsefV ". sui SEEING
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valuable Land for Sale.

4 Agent for the widow and heirs of J sim Ne.
Il Clure, deed, will sci Tractof Land, sltua-
ted one mile from Waynesboro', eaai- distant he-
tween the Turnpike and Central Raili cad, contain.
ing lls Acres about 90 acres elsarcd and the bal
anee heavily timbered. Thei,snroveinents are tive
nwelhngHanSes, very larG.- Double Barn, Smoke
House, Kitchen. Corn Crib Spring House, &c with
two good Spfines convenient to the ho4se. This
Farm combines the advantages Of being only ono
mile from three Mills. two Churches. and the game
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