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Bank of Florence.
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Tn undersigned porfetsr- 81 fhe ksrt Of Fgttcs,
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dIvi iraliy fessUsiiis iOF al a.i will 1eist N
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Florence, ia cuiu, ana Other tAv8f Bakin Houses
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r.tst ~ other a4lTfet.Y.
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COOK EAkCENI s. DOW EN Iowa rity, SIowa
COOK SatuGkNr s COOK, Fl .Dsslaaiuss)
Coon sAE"ENf P!ahhtR taIs4ce, SeDFas.
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OR TO THE FAIR.--if anybody has any
igsc,lI business with the editor today, they
vii please postpone ii until the morrow as
Sc srs If 10 the fair this morning. And
b tie sane token IL the Gazette should be
sJ's than usual interesting to'mofro"
morning, It may bo attributed 10 the same
.Goe. During our brief absence We trust
hot OH cotsmPoraries will keep them
I.:lvs. s.faight, aud not iaa,nuste that we
aTs gone Of on train. OF anything OF that
Ind OF ne shall certainly pitch into them
% guL RETURN.
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LlIAIHEifl LUMBER 7!

.EAEfNt; "a hand large AMI superior stock OF =
Il IlGE L6g8. we prepared 10 NIL bills Of an
aud eys.r absorption Of Lumber Win promptRess AL
Israfh We have also il our Lumber Yard at piesel
f.n supply Of Flooring, Fencing, Josts, Stpddin.
ledge ourselves to sllI rs low b. can be had in any &c
sGrfIfslA.plJ ID the wet,
ps1IM PINE.
Wrr.ar.i especial call the attention Of builder
Others a want OF long AMI strong timber to the fac
,Ett ". have a large RAFT OF Long Pitch fin'
.vas, ttnl.A We viii saw ii required into timber 0
IA ftula 10 ~ A feet. IL Is needless for us
comment, upon the strength and darAhiaty o. 'N's '
h,f, f.. .I E. .f44i -A0pa 10 every llecIanlc. .-
RESWICK & SON.
Nh Nehsye a large quantity Of clear 'eas2ned y
.ivg inch FLANK. sep 20 dit
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| fDuHHhcHI1siU4 ; !
TALLMAk POWERS,
AtiorneysX Councillors ~ law,
aud Land AEeats
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Of5es Brady Street between second GHd IhiiI sta.
\ ANDs bought and sold Commission. EayiD g
! JaIso al oiice In Eastern New York, Al point
nom which Large emigration may he Epoci-d turing
he present season, We have unusual advantages TO
1isp pose 81 lands 10 setual settlers.
II Tai.Oans heyotiatsd On Real EstsisaetufitY.
--RFFFgssCEs---
Saw York City. P9nght s-psie q s.
aEn. John Van EATea, Hon ChaIiea II Rnsgies,
a. 4. =. Flag Gilbert Dean,
s. Charles O'Coaor, - VI NGHser 81 to,
WI liam l. H1gemsyeT. Henson J io.siEs
a anthony ] EieeeEeT, % t'foi, ), F r. Mgfsa,
william Is. skiamGTs uiica, n. Y,
Albany N. Y, non. H6Tau3 5sy Inog,
Hill, 1ayscr Z. fsItet Chicago, III.
Hog eDJ,Ine, King aat I,4tas Il i asTIfl and Co.
RresIus Co,HiHr. Atiiis 9 I'D Fowler,
Apil3d wifi II X. Wood ALI a..
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Atlanta and Interior Banks.

ca EiipsIsoithe DATED states tougbtsnd cold
COOK, SARGENT & COOK,
BANKERS an ana g5nis,
Fort Dsr moines, Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Eanks.
tfTE ahali continue &c receive and pay tho
w notes al tho above Banks az have dc6e
since tagr oTE2ntzatony tftsf the 1915 .st. iii
further notice. JanIgi COOK = S3EGESf,
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IsaYe chance To secure


these IaEds selected many yesTS ago, and
comprise some Of the test iands IN scott County,
sni have never been before offered for sais.
hich 3d sd COOA & SARGENT.
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A-ssogLEpGEp THE CoRy There said
Fillmore friend, dropping into our den
yesterday noon with very black looking
.erl 10 his hand, and his eyeI sparkling
ssh esFnsstness, "thtfe, now, in speaking
iysahg on cars you ask whoever heard
SgD tight there, said we, you are out; there
10 such expression as the one yen 90
1gio utter in the Gssetts. tie looked
.aok, offered to prove it, got the paper and
hen read. add anybody ever kas'' Of a
vote icing tskon on the cara when F:RAoEr
i3at PC, more than all the other csndI'
a!s," lie gave It up, acknowledged that
b never knew If such an occurrence, and
moreover didn't believe that there was any
ca.h 10 the votes manufactured to order
,ll Inserted IN the last numbss of very
.as,, sheet called the Weekly Union
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BUILDING LOTS

t'ok sale st fair prices and all long credit, 10
j. facilitate improvements
COOK d SARGENT
viii sell iois 10 parties who will build on them this
season, al moderate prices and credit % /, 2
and years. JuNe s, q 81,
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WIRE WORK,

FRIGHT Range tiEiidous Cora Peppers, Nhs
u skliIusss Tosstsls, Toast Forks Ess ieatsrs Cork
PuilsIs, Sc. Tor sale nt SMITH i REAIN6ToN's
stove and ousefnrnising Store sign al the Big Tes
AZ u
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Il nor the best COW in Scott county, tofnsrlt me
~ niik dairy OF Marks Campbell, for sale ysry
low foT cash OF on time BY . ,.r,o,n,, .
Irf lAkUH q
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Brittania Ware.
FINE TEA TRAYS.

4 LARGE assortment Of alI the nsHssi shapes
- card Trays, Walters, Bread, Cake and Cheese
aud Hausefuiai.hns store. sign OF The Big Tea het
tie sep ~
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I 0Ts3, & IN Block I'd, corner Of Rsrnam' AID
IL Third streets.
ApIs COOK IL SARGENT
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IN Full BLAST Any quantity Of s6otss eesfs &c
Il r<adins, tr.al 26s ~ 81. " sash, At the
dsyi1d TWIN cIXY SOCK STORE
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NOT So.-fhe Intollgencer states that James
Semmes, who was killed at Georgetown on Tuesday,
was . Know Nothing" This is mistake
Semmes was a rabid anti American.
School ExAxrsArIoss. IL HIS been my privi-
lege TO attend a number of examinations Of the
various schools of the District within the past few
weeks On Monday afternoon, in company with
several friends visited the school connected witt
the West Georgetown N. &. Church, of which Miss
Susan Fry is preceptress. The exercises Of the
afternoon were of most interesting character
The neat appearance, good ORDER and perfect re-
citations of the pupils fully attested the unwearied
labor aud attention Of the faithful teacher in the
mental progress OF those committed to her charge
while their highly creditable examination eyinced
that this labor and attention had not been spent in
vain. The examination was a most rigid one
The ready and intelligent answers, and the know
ledge displayed by the classes in grammar, geo.
graphy, arithmetic and other branches, showed how
carefully they had been taught and how well they
had mastered the lessons OF the past year.
After the examination was completed, some
very interesting selected pieces and dialogues were
delivered in clear, distinct voice by the scholars.
IL Is only about eighteen months since this
school was established by the kindness Of our be.
nevolent citizen William II. Edes, ESQ. 1t now
numbers between sixty five and seventy scholars
It's influence for good has been felt, and we have
no doubt will be more deeply felt in giving TO those
who would otherwise be destitute, the benefit of a
good education. Before the dismisson Of the
school, the pupils were affectionatey and eloquent.
ly addressed by the Rev. T. d. Gotwalt aud DAHL
s. Gordon, ESQ.,; and we left for our homes graft
fed with the events of the evening
ag OBSERVER.
WASHINGTON MARKET, July "a, lS56.--Potatoez,
per peck, 40 cents; Tomatoes, do. rs cents; new
Apples, rs cts Beans, 81 cts; no Peas in market ;
Cucumbers, per dozen, Is cts. Cimlins, IL cts |;
Beets, per bunch, a cts; Onions, 9 8 cts. |;
Carrots, 5 cts. Mint, cts. Lettuce, per piece,
cents Cabbage, 10 cents. No Cherries in
market Blackberries, IL cts; Currants, 10 cts
corn, per dozen, 20 cts. Butter, per pound rs
cents; Eggs, per dozen, Is cents; Elephants per
piece, IL . 26 cts
Meats--3eef, per pound, LA IL IL cts. ;
Pork, 10 IL Ia cts. Veal, a 10 IL cts; Nut
ton, 10 cts. Lamb, 10 10 l-2 cts. Bacon,
10 IA cts.
DEATH OF AN OLD PRNrER.-Franklin Edmon-
stou, one Of the Defenders of Baltimore in the
last war, and of the oldest printers in the city,
died this morning, at very advanced age.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

VNHE Board of Trustees, DESTROYS OF
giving the public and those inter- sted IN the
Public Schools opportunity of attending all the
examinations TO OFF next week, have deersiiued
upon the following change in tho mode Of conducting
the same:
The Second District School, tferale Department.
under charge Of Mrs. Randolph, viii be examined on
Monday the 14th inst
Male department Mr.. Wilson's. on Tuesday, 15th.
Third District, female department. Mss Mrick's,
on Wednesday, 18th inst.
Male department, Mr. Fills, on Thursday nth.
Fourth District Island, female d. partm, nt) Mics
Milburn's, on Friday, 18th inst
Male department, Mr.. John &. Thompson's, Mon
day, July 81.
july 12--Tuw&Th D.
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w our business, we offer for sale, on accom-.
modating terms, the following property in Washing
ton city:
Part Lot 2, square 5l6 on which ia three story
frame house, No. 5Ss, fronting on north side Of
street between Fourth and Fth having back build.
ing attached, with stable and small frame house or
rear oflot.
Part of Lot Is, square oss, on which i two-s'cry
brick (No. ALL with back building and cellar rBnt-
ing on south side Of ii street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Part of Lot ~, square 100 with two tSo-story
frame houses, on west eide Of Twentieth street, be-
tween and M.
Three three story brick louses fronting 50 feet on
Ninth street west in square 500, commencing at cor
ner of N street north and running nurhery o. east
side of Ninth street These houses have back build
ings aud they al ground rent b lease Of ninety
nine years. renewable with privilege Of purchasing
at any time.
Lot 9, squars 5i4, fronting on North side Of II
street south, between Third and Four and-a.lilf
streets west enclosed with good fence and having
two-story frame building on rear oft
Lots = square Az, fronting on west side of Sixth
street commencing at the corner Of street End run
ming southerly 800 feet. They can be leased, If de-
sired
And in Geoygetopn the fol'0,ciHg;
A twostory frame house and lot Montgomery
street. opposite the Public School
And two-story brick house and LOT on Water,
near Congress street. On the rear OF th lot ID
good stable, sufficiently large for four horses
DICKSON & KING,
June 2S-e02w GgargCtoHn
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FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Orr1cE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES U. s.,

OFFICE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. s.,
July 10, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until 10 M. on Saturday, the I'd day Of
August next for furnishing for the of the House
Of Representatives two hundred tons best quality
Anthracite Coal, white ash. The coal must be Clean
free from slate or other foreign substance, and in
Jumps about the size Of a fourteen pound weight .
24o pounds to the ton, and delivered free of extra
charge in the vaults of the Capitol
Also, for furnishing for the use Of the House of
Representatives two hundred cords of first quality
Hickory Wood; twenty-five cords to be sawed twice,
and the balance to be sawed once. The whole to be
measured, sawed. and slowed away in the vaults of
the Capitol at the expense Of the contractor.
Both Wood and Coal are to be delivered on or be-
fore the 18th day of October next and be subject
to inspection as to quality, weight, and measure, by
person TO be appointed by the Clerk of the House
Of Representatives.
Proposals may be separate, and should be endorsed
(" Proposals for Wood" and Proposals for Coal, !"
and directed to I" The Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatves, Washington"
July 2l--diftA2
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MRS. mi. Il. HARVEY,

(Successor 70 James +. Harvey, utceascd,l
Undertaken,
No. 40, Ssrsah street. bsf'oeen g 0nt A..
QEGS leave TO intcrn tho public that the has
ID her employ the same prisons that wer . f,i.
merly In tho ESTE bshment who are fully competent
10 conduct the Undertaking Business and that cveIy
attention viii be given 70 cas, day night as here
tofoIa may ip--d2n
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Prizes amounting to
204, 900 DOLL A RS!
Will be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt

1875 prizes amounting to ....,.....-.. 800, 900
The u.s. 900 Prizes Of IS determined by the num-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize If that number
should BE- an odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the scheme will be entitled to Is
number then every number ticket will be emit
tied 10 IS in addition to any other Prize which may
be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd and
even number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly
onehalf the cost of the same with chances Of obtain
ing other Prizes.
All these tickets ending with Q, "a, are even;
all those ending with ], 5, s, T., Q are odd.
e1N- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes of 81 900 and under paid immedi-
atey after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets, slo--Halves, S5-Quarters, 81 so.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
8. SWAN Il CO..
Atlanta, Georgia.
Or g. SWAN,
! July 9-d&wtf Montgomery, Alabama.
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A BARGAIN.

HIOI7 SALE, $4,000 feet Of Ground, In
II twelve lois, of 25 feet BY 100 feot each. stua-
tod on the Island, near Fourand a-half street. and
fronting upon Van street. between N and N streets
south. A good frame house. nearly new ia on one
OF the lots The twelve lots fronting Van street
have alleys on three Sides being thu surrounded by
street and alleys The whole will be sold together
or in lots to suit purchasers ut bargain, and time
given on the larger portion u the purchase money
Inquire at this ofice. may T--duf
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NAVY YARD

TX. GASs NSKI bcgs leave res pectfuily
lvh to inform the inhabitants Of the Eastcin
section OF the city, that he will open a school for
dancing in the Anacostia Engine House. on Sat.
urday evening, the 18th instant, at and o'clock,
7. M. The parents Of children who have not as yet
entered, and all interested are invited attend Tho
latter hour Is for adults only.
For terms apply at the Hall on the evening or at
the Drug atnrc OF 3 Walkh. inv W IT.
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MUST BE SOLD, our entire stock of
I'VE Fancy and Plain Bonnets.
80 0pen-worked Lace and Hair Bonnets, with
curtains ...
20 Fancy Hair and Gimp Bonnets.
25 Misses Hair and Lace Bonnets-
case slightly damaged straw, suitable for COM
mon wear, travelling, DC, will be offered
great bargain. Y. --...
Call at Mrs. r. G.. ETCHISON'S.. .
Our customers who have received their bills are
respectfully requested to make early settlem emit
either by cash or notes at short date, and thereby
greatly oblige Mrs. II. g. f..
July g. .. ... .....
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Prizes amounting to
204, 900 DOLL A r S!
viii be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEMEl

1875 prizes, amounting to. 100000
The Is 600 Prizes Of $S are determined by the num-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize. If that number
should be AN odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the scheme win be entitled to S. an
number, then every number ticketin the scheme
will be entitled to 49, in addition to any other Prize
which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd aud
number tickets viii be certain of drawing nearly
one-half the cost Of the same, with chances Of OBJ
tanning other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0, 2, 4, 6, s. are even
all those ending with ], ., s, z, 8, are odd.
s1y- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
.ssg- All Prizes Of 81, 900 and under paid immedi
ately after the drawing other Prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets $lo--Halves $5-Qaarters 81 so.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
3. SWAN 4 CO.,
Atlanta Georgia.
Or g. SWAN,
july 24-d&wtf Montgomery, Alabama.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
X. FRANCE a co., Managers.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY.

Send your orders early 70 I. II. HUBBARD A CO,
Baltimore, Maryland, who are the authorized Agents
for the Managers
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TEI1EGRAPHIC NEWS.
FRoH The ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Br the HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Nelo York State Demoeratic Oouvention

Ns~ lWN cfdts democratic C0nUcnttot.
SYRACUSE, July 34,-The Convention Of the
Radical Democracy of the State, which meets here
to-day, will be be respectfully but not largely at
tended. Among those present are many Of the
most prominent and influential members OF the
Democratic party. The Convention organized at
p. M.
Baltimore Markets.
BALrIxoRE, July 28.--Flour ia scarce and much
wanted Prices are nOminally the same as yester
cay. Howard street, old, So rs; new, 81. City
Mills, new, 81.
The receipts OF Wheat are large, amounting to
sc, 600 bushels. Prices are too irregular to give
quotations.
Corn is dull and unchanged Sales of white at
90 S2c, and yellow at 80 60 cents.
NsD York Markets.
Nxw YoRK, July 24.-Flour has advanced.
Sales of 500 bbls. Good State, IS 20 superfine
Ohio, SO so; standard Southern, 81 go; extra, 80.
Wheat has advanced cents. Sales of $4,000
bushels. Prices are irregular.
Corn has advanced. Sales Of $4,000 bushels
Southern mixed 81 cents.
Pork has advanced. Sales Of 400 bills Mess,
$40 20.
Beefis firm. Sales of 800 bbls, at 81.
Lard is firm. Sales of 200 bbls. at II rs ctr.
Nothing done in Whisky
Financial.
NEW YoRk, July 24.---Stocks are dull Chicago
and Rock Island, o. Cumberland Coal Company,
22 Ii; ILL., Central shares, LOG; Michigan South
ern, 9S l-2; New York Central, SO Pennsylvania
Coal Co., l02 IL; Reading, 90; Virginia 6's, 90
l-2 Missouri e., IS IL; Illinois Central bonds,
90 3-4.
Sterling Exchange is dull at 10 prem.
GRANGER FOR FILLMoRE.--"W We have seen
letter from Mr.. Granger within few days, in which
he declares himself heartily for Fillmore and adds;
If all who prefer Mr. f. to either of the other two
candidates vote for him, his election is certain"
Troy Wing. -
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FRO BONO FUaSLIg,S.',

THO HONU FUasLfSJtS.Ss
an X. w. EVELYN WILLIAMS.
lVA ("Plutes," Respectfully informs Members ii
Congress- citizens, and the public, ihat be Is tow
prepared TO execute, usual all business generally
inirusted TO an
Amanue,tsis, Copyist, and General Scribe
Office ut the Exchange Hotel,' G street Orders
leh either ut j. Shillingtons, "0deon," corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and a.hair street or
at S7s, Pennsylvania avenue will meet with promp.
attention feb 70 II
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TO CAPITALISTS

LOT FOR SALE.
4 VALUABLE Lot on Indiana avenue,
IA between First and Second streets, running
through to ID street. in rapidly-increasng part Of
the city, is offered for sale.
0ne-fourth cash. and the balance in equal pc: ions
for FIVE years.
Title indisputable. -
Inquire of JOHN T. KlLLMON,
Pennsylvania avenue, near the Capitol.
iune TT
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

OFFICE or WASHINGTON Mar. MONUMENT SOCIETY,
Washington July l. 1855.
I'm accordance with an order of the Board
IL of Managers, the public are requested to pay 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 is designed TO eectuate general
settlement of the affairs of the Society. The Board
is well assured of eventual success in the patriotic
enterprise in which 1t is engaged but it has resolved
to suspend further proceedings by agency until a
plan, now under consideration, for combining eff
cheney, promptttude and safety, is matured.
Balances due ON agents. or offering from indie
pendent contributors, TO be sent by draft payable
10 tie order Of The Treasurer Of Washington National
Aonuaent Society, enclosed in letter to the under
signed BY order:
SAMUEL YORKE ArLEE,
july 5-dtf Secretary w. N. M. 8.
N. b. Editors throughout the United States will
confer favor the Society, and benefit the public,
by publishing this notice and sending TO the Secre-
tary copy OF the paper containing the same.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
[Auihorised BY the Stats Of Georgia
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,

To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, in pu
lie, on Thursday, August 20, 1856, on the
HAVAN A PLA AM
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class L,
To be drawn July 20, 1856.
rs numbers-l5 drawn ballots.

Tickets $40, Halves $40, Quarters S. Eghths $3.50.
Certificates Of packages, 26 wholes, s2so-shares
in proportion.
Ia All orders for Tickets in the above splendid
schemes will meet with prompt attention, and official
drawings forwarded TO all who order tickets.
Address HUBBARD a CO.,
june 80-d&w baltimore Maryisud
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HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD PUINT C8A-
FORT.
THsHIS MOST DEIIGF4TFEJI ggTEInERR

n Resort, within instant reach Of all The u1ur!es
of the salt water region the most inviting locality
on the southern scaboard and rvalng for health tho
most secluded retreat of the mountain INFERIOR baa
pass TO the propretorship Of the undersigned, aud
will be opened on the l1ih of June
The proprietor liz resolved 10 mako tho establish
ment rank with the very first watoriugpqces If ths
country, and TO that end no labor Or expense has
been spared and none will be.
may 29-2awd&w JOS SEGAR
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UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot.
TNyHE Subscriber. having leased the hotel
y known as Foy's Hotel, and formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, is now prepared 20 accommo-
date the travelling public The table will always be
supplied with all the delcscies 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 I. LLOYD, IS
June 2-eoSm Proprietor.