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Rssotued, That the City Register be required TO ex-
hbit TO this Board, under whose direction and by
whose authority these amounts have been so over
drawn from the city treasury. fa1 u 81.
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Commissioners Of the I'd Precinct First Ward
may &c. a
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The following are the drawn numbers Of the Bel
Air Lottery, Glass No. 20, drawn May "a, 1856:
SO 40 80 2 III 10 81 38 so 9 70
r.. FRANCE A co.
ID. III. MoPHAIL, Commissioner. may %
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by birth, and belonged to the administration
party. His assailant belongs to the same party,
and it was an affray In which no member Of
the American party participated, and for which
no American" is responsible
In the case of Mr.. Sumner, his controversy
in debate, was with Mcssrs. Cass, Douglas and
Butler, all anti-Americans, and the assault
was made upon him by Mr. Brooks, of South
Carolina, also an opponent of the American
party Mr.. Sumner himself was formerly a
Free-soil democrat, one of that class Of politi-
clans, embraced IN the promise of the Wash
ington Union, made in the campaign of 1862,
in these memorable words;
"The FreesoiE Democratic leaders OF the North
are a regular portion of the Democratic party,
aud General Pierce, If elected, aciH make no dis
t;nction 6etsceen them and the rest Of the Democra-
az an the d;stribution of official patronage, and
an the selection Of agents for administering the
government"
We are not aware that Mr.. Sumner has for
feited his claim to be still regarded as "Free-
soil democratic leader," or that he has gone
any further in his opposition to slavery, than
Gen. Pierce himself went in his famous New
Hampshire resolutions, soritten 6y him in 1s47,
or than the Ohio democratic State Convention
Of the 9th Of January, 1866, went when they
solemnly resolved, that "slacsry should be
eradicated." If we are correct in our views
of Mr.. Summers position, then 1t was " a family
quarrel; !" certain it is, Mr.. Sumner is an anti
American, and onti-A'nsricanis is the great
bond of union between all those who oppose
American doctrines, no matter to what peculiar
stripe, or faction, our opponents belong.
In the case of Mr.. Sumner, then, as In the
case Of Thomas Heating, the American party
are free from censure, because free from parti-
cipation in the ARRAYS The assailants in both
these cases were prominent members Of the
anti-American party-prominent supporters
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS

WAsnIsoroS. July i0.-Serafe.-The Indian appropri.
alton bill vas taken up aud passed.
Mr.. Mason, from the committee on foreign relations
reported bill u amend the of last session. to
remodel the diplomatic and consular system which was
made the special order for Monday next The following
are the principle changes proposed Making the salary
vi the Minister To France the that Of the Munster
to England. s75oo; raising Austria to full mission,
salary $2 900; Minister the Sandwich Islands salary
$4,000, the Ministers France and England each TO be
allowed clerk at salary OF $1,000.
The bill to amend the act to promote the efficiency OF
the Navy was taken up and several amendments were
made, including striking the section revving the
grade OF Admiral.
Tue Senate adjourned.
Ho"se-The House adopted the resolution introduced
Yesterday by Mr. Ball, providing for the appointment OF
select committee OF five members TO inquire into the
management and expenditures OF public buildings and
other works here and lsewherc and ascertain wheth
er bribery or lees have been to in
with the same. Messrs BALL, Kenneth Burnett King and
Caiwallader were appointed said committee.
The House resumed the consideration of the report o
the committee relative To the assault on Mr. Sumner bu,
without taking the question. adjourned.
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vALUABLg FLOyp Iiyp ToR SlIE.

~ virtue Of deed trust. executed 10 Us by Samuel
ID Evans bearing the PSI day Of February i6
", the undersigned the day Of Juy
~ re premises, oncr for sale public suction
q bis death, known the hor Old situated miles North
q Floyd Courthouse snd lying both sides Said
YARN contains about FIVE HUNDRED ACRES which
Meadow Land Of the first quality and In high improve
mrn The balance gently rolling upland Of which Is
cleared and cultivation the heavily
Hickory Lime SC For either Grazing Farming the
advantages superior perhaps other Of equal
South Western Ngniaeyery Acre Of being available having
running water Ia hed abundant supply Timber
Turnpike leading from Floyd Courthouse Chansbug and
within u miles Of the Rail Road Depot place ne
tanning excellent
Granaty, Bncksmths shop with
house large barn negro houses and Al other build
E> The stand equal not superior g. this section Of
che country In view o. Mercantile Business being
ire u The nrhborhoo which wealth is
country On The place h suitable large
MIL Of rater
hcent % or pair Of Burrs
The uehirhood iu which ts land hest
locations in The county Tor Physician.
A. TIE time and sce named shove, this desirable
- sold without rervc u seldom that sch opportunity
offered capitalist if making 40 Investment 10 real
universally soknoWise 60 h. the b,t county
~
c Ndo" ~ br hvans has made BY Ehc hcr
tore n Tact VII unite with The ierEurd
sud thu- pas' o. e puhae The entire ofiau from
FaPo-son q e land given on the ist Of January next
I sh he prveliFr ~ s,~linr Install
rssas thousand eve hundred dollars o. ibe pur.h. mo
nf Th D. rtq1rrd 20 D. pal within thirty
nuce credit ~ SIR snd seire months viii b. reu te u
buui security,
Nihh'li until tie whole cfne purchase money paid
TRUSTEES wl convey only such title a vested i BY
! trust
further particular adircss Henry Lane or T. j. Kirby at
Foyd G A. Va, or Georre u Eyan. baltimore, Nj.
HENRY LsNE,
GEO 70. EVANS
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To THE WINGS OF 4ANoyFp

You have seen from the papers that the Wings of the
state wond hold aConyenon in the City of Richmond on
the 10th in$ and that all who still true TO the au.
and principles advocated and sustained by that siris
tbun" anu patriot Henry Clay invited attend and
concert measures 10 reaninate the Old Whg Party and
make 4 what II was in its palmest days-thc great con,
servatVe influence OF the nation A. il nov too late To
hold meeting court day, that does not come until
alter the conventional would urge YOU Ia hold meetings
In your magisterial districts aud send delegates TO the
conventions and II there time for that to be done
then would advise all the Wings who can possibly do so
70 attend and make reewi Offering the altar of the
purest and most patriotic party that has existed in this
country since the days of Washington. IL il peculiarly
incumbent on the Wings everywhere to arouse Them
selves and with heart aud one impulse act for the
good OF the country The times are portentous and the
patriot should DOT sumber his post There is "A cand
date IN the field for the Presidency who has the
claims on your sniages patriot aud statesman who
stands on the broad platform of the Constitution and the
laws IRON whom need ask no pledge for the future
that not fully answered 10y his past conduct He who
when he occupied the Presidential chair few wears aOo
gave US an administration that Washington like {"
should be the for the Wings everywhere
out the length and breadth of the land.
wings OF Hanover, do not prove recreant 10 the
cause Tor which, IN former times you have contended with
such Jealous patriotism and answering fidelity Suffer not
yourselves To he led away 10y the willy OF the Demo-
Gratis They pretend to love and admire tue Old Line
wings Their object is to divide aud conquer YOU When
they have done this they will despse and abuse YOU as
formerly. Then again you will become Monarcbists Arts.
TOO vile TO associate OH terms Of political equality with the
pure Democrats
Come 10 the Conv0ntiOn-commune with your brother
WhgI aud form perfect union 70. the sake OF the
country.
OAK HH Jiy sh, 1856.
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4 nEATTIrrI RESIDENCE AND vALrA-

y 2.
AN DESTROYS To sell the upon reside known
a. LINDEN, situated the South
from the Courthouse within sight and about
station on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
from the Pankroad leading to fredericksburg distant
miles THIS Farm contains >lsh which
$50 cleared aud dyddin eleven enclosures
meadow, all Of which abundanty
The improvements consist Of comfortable dWug
SIX rooms oVrrsee house and all The ouihundnEs
good repair also hne bath house. supplied with
The location u the dwelling
~ and the Improvements about health
beauty OF scenery refined different
and good lands this section luAd
ton 90 ihc state have cultivated this
more Win Ve~ 70 ~ improvement than proht and safely LAY
hat 10 j. In state Of rapid improvement
plaster fuAno, SOLELY induced 10 o 4,
Tor sale relieve being determined L. sell
invite al who wish premises until THURS
DAY the ssih day Of July which day, V sold previously
which notice viii Be gvenA will offer
bidder The subscriber will take pleasure TN showing
promptly attend 90 addressed
terms, price &c a. Rapid Ann Cucper county Virginia
Terms Of sale will be liberal, aud made 81 alr
Jc7-iawtds HENRY NASsIy
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VALUABLE FARM IN ORANGE COUNTY


IN from given that
ey require have determined sn farm Orange county
NJ auction, on THURSDAY, iIth July next.
situated In healt
All respects desirable sections Virginia.
loot Of the south West Mountains miles from H.
Rapid Ann station the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad
miles OF the Plank
ffrierieksug IL contains by
80 are cleared and IN high state Of Improvement.
u i sei beautifully In Orchard Timothy Clover
portion OF the tract Is branch meadow land
high land productive Of grass, raised very
large quantity Of hay aud stock.
Is we'll watee having constant running streams O.. IL
and capable OF being divided
each, with water In all ofthem.
There waste land the
original grovth Of timber and much OF might With
much prott by tobacco railroad from Fr
burg now being constructed will Of Tie Eood
And, The timer could be turned o a rood
The buildings commodous. order T1.v
consist Of large framed DEelng House With basen.ut which /,
hn on would give 10 good rooms few years pain
ted aud pot In complete
Large stable Barn, Corn Negro Cabins in rood o5-r
70 Neh nave added recently shelter with
- fes with large hay Ion above, shelter leo @
auoIung every convenience for the protection
implements, &c, Ac. -
Ny operations HAwFIELD for the pas, seven year, hav. hem
VIZ veS TO steady and permanent improvement land
successful Besides having
d have had the farm past year nearly 0 head O,
to grazing.
isrsryly that farm condition. and having such
offered
lent repair The land and In On. h-art e., .,
prohi, other therefore, In rond tu
L. pay pruht At once and As determined
Who Ssh u purchase farm, desirable
PROM To examine u previous % the day % sale.
IksHS-On- fourth cash, balance Of
year. With interest from te DAY % sale desirable 10
the purchaser other term, might be
Nc John ; Graves resides HAwFIELB and ill take
la showing the farm To any Who will visit him
49, wM. e. CRENsHAw
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MEADE * BAKER.
APoThECARiEs-C CHEMISTS DRI s.GISr~

AVE- opened and hted every con,,nl.or- AL ,
-, pro. -Iaen an APorHEcARY AND DRUG STORE al ia
sS Nerhsr-t corner Of ioth he n.v c-
Ier facilities and pcrence SUCH that III, t-.l
IN aging that Physicisns' orders ..s
VII preparation. ~i be acd pr,pared s .e
ahn promptly a. at other
Their stock entirely .-l~rt. 80 go -
Ia person and article whl,h ma ~,
'e, relied upon Tor strength and
- a, ~, uss Keep complete par. .ni -
p.gs r'ietne- and Chemicals. M~iieln
"a irgss.- and Appliances q sv-ry descrp en- s.ni
sr'sstsd spices Cooking Extrac srnosinr an che.
ing tobacco u ane-f imported Cigars G,nrv A. -
and other celebrated Perfauey soaps. CoIos-- n.
every article app-sining the Drug business n 4. -
,trst personal attention 10 the business ali IL. br.pS
80 :, ~ IoNs Wi Dc accurately dispensed by
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACAncuy
4 ND EDICAL SCHnn
OsaNGx CoUSrr n U.
DIV. J. p. BAGBY, A. b.. Principal.
II Mr.. JoSsPH N. sPsED. A. D., ASSo~i.i.

N.
RWJ. p. BAGBY, A D., Principal
II NJ; Jo~srH II. srsSD A. D. Associate,
NJ EDE ,sD NJ SUR " d. Principal Of the Medical sc.,
ia, Of Jaiy T , n's aeaSemy VIII commence
character Of our school known that .x.u ,nr
syOahly any STATE li Ia s.,sr =, ally eonPsrs'
sound morality correct general view, I'D y nses.e
:, M s tsy 81, take especial that nothing taught thai
ground usual n DR., class Academies they Of much more
livery Effort will be induce fondness Tor y an. y, %
vicious PrOPensiiies. ~ " '"e'N
s,9n IN the English Department sis so Classical ,is
a contingent fee OF 81 Il required Of each student
board can be obtained, Academy .. ~ 81
The Associate Principal Of Is native OF North
pal native ofvgna a srSiaas Of Ranio,ph Ms g'ns
rs Jub %, Assistant, comes highly from
The Medical school will tie 18th Of July Tn. mol,
VIBRATIONS. be required AZ such t as con
~ oy Ihe Prncpal 70 write in the branches
'aT 5, &C. and 10 ths use Of 'uIEsA
and also adjustment Of ear~ and
asiaon. in 4a@y as n sa drss1s and charts for IL
IN winter an Opportunity will Be exercise In Practical
~ b. Rshn S 81 SS5 Mess seh.
xnosn character as physician enables appreciate The %
Ia rIoPs, moral Soren; will Of eOur expected grn
The usual fixed by the Medical Professionalism, a.r
Rates Of board above stated.
REv. JOHN A. MoNANNEN Chairman
Mr.. JOHN b LKArHERs,
Nj. HAMS
N ~ Col d. c. PaREH, see,y.
" bl take pleasure In scois Medal N. .
to young who may wish To read medicine Ai |iA
Dr Ssoli native o. Orange C. He for sewers.
ne 1I AZ h- advantages OF becoming ernnenty
DR.. SOU. class on aceoan, of The opno,,,,,s
for exercise practical Anatomy avane Of tsos b
As The Anatomy Of the soft parts or Practical Ansiomy Is
Je5-wSm RICHARD ri ACRNut n m
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fRoN BlLrsosE by SoIsr PocIAoHtIs, July 4th-iT4
sugar ~ T Rio eone Is hds bacon, 20 do mOas- l9S
m do candles, T. hhis
bbls lard, Phsup W.
cedar buckets u hbxs candles McD, H. bbs OIL p Ladd
Co.. ~ bags coffee Power Sou pkg clocks A.
gas metres T. H. wynne 10 bx. glassware, bhls sebbns r.
" ht bNs candles bb lard 20
) hhds &c bacon,
by Stel'aer Bicdre July Ti5 bills ap brandy, liquor
Parrish; ~ bbls o 10 do alcohol
ware Purcell L. Co; hhds do stebbns 20 iron,
bis shoys Morris r. hhds bacon Winston p. do
WINS Bro Is bbs selden NJ Is bb ~ bx 10
L. ~ Webb
Coz 10 don buckets Jno Lacy IL hhls bacon, hams Ia
eighth eks brandy, sc kegs lager beer, etc.
fhoA Nav lOAk by Steamer JfassfOc, July su.3n
bbls pine apples, Anion bills do o. aud l. A. Pin.
Lini ~ wiue Dudley Co 20 lie A.
~ oSs pig, TIM ok lead pipe bath tub, D. Yale lOO
candles 80 bbls l.. y. Webb Co l51
do Burr Is bdls elastic springs, r. D. X. r. IS
OIL Dove Co " b hoops W u Cole; 30 bars ~
smith bNs WIN
Taylor '4bs, Church pkg. wine soap 10 DO
~ dsmjohns, W Tompkins bbls varnh Purcell. L.
Co; pip gin, pipe T. NJ farrow Co;
waste, roll. leather, ~ butter, FORKS etc
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JOHN u. ~ NT,SLAND ron SALE.

IANiNG bought land Dan
privately n ~ On dy q August which time sold
they vii ~ cold Co The highest bidder, ny house
let odcr The beautiful pace Of Land on
which nov live, containing ~l Of land
ducve, and ls highest rrov On .
lover road half from yuchburg ten miles south
81 Mada Bridge n Fyvana One hri ~ this wool
The best Tobacco land he balance laid "a four under good
In clover.
strsistone creek DE vhole length trac ssy y miles
With good creek low grounds both srisr waer
penu and Of - beet quality, snd he place healthy any
On TIE county The improvements handsome
nesy repaired and painted II has nine rooms psssge.
VII beauiu yard garden and cclehrstd orchard
sched ice house. Kitchen, framed and ssnarv corn
hoss snd tobacco barns one large framed prize icd
tn go 90 uh srastonc, cleared
GO and Grain iand esq Of cultivation, having small Dwr
houses good Tobacco tafn and other
&rd. one saw MI and Ovcrshot MIL Just hulf ~
Of Lsud aitschcd
t one u good robscco land woods Of $50 acres
sud one tat % ~ acres soos not The lands
We Weaud have an abundance ofte hne the whoi
country. rerms cay 10 ne private notice
b. gwen. ju1-ctCA D ID HUNT
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NALUABIE I.aNpIN sOoCuI.>n coI>.

v Tf. FOR SAIE-IntendinE my
county this fall shall TUESDAY the 2sd Of Jgy
public auction, plantation Goochland situated
on the West iok 81 Leknghor aou Wal
Yer d. leake. Martin james nd oiisrrs.
The said tract Of land ant
80 heavily tmber,d remainder (which
conainssu acres Of crerk fats good
~ 80 ~
The dwelling house quite cOmraodious In beautiful and
healthy situation, being also EDUCATIONAL
privileges Besides the dwelling house. house, are on
tn place, such lou harm, stable
third cash. The remainder " the
can Dc retained Ia the purchaser hands for
ongr crt by d,vd Of rus, the Land with
nuAly FROM day Of sale.
The title 20 this land Is unlspuiel
Persons Wishing obtain further
'uhsere either personally through Gooehand C a.
masI-2aSeg
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS

pointed by the Circuit Court Of Ab-mar- County "a M a,
term shall oer for sale, place on WED
NkSDAf the 9th day u August, the four Of land ~
ing IN t- county % Ab~maT, Of which WIN Niche
did seized Thee all northern part Of the Conntv
are Of remarkable fertility located desirable gborhoo and
convenient 90 market and mills. -
The Home tract contaiuing 33 Acres more or less Of
weh about lz0 we'll tmberv miles nor
o charlottesville, and AioRs the lands Roger d. W
Mis- GeorEr Crank and ohers. There upon tract large
convenient and substantial Brick Dwelling House
tanning eleven comfortable part dweIinr
"a recently undergone thorough good order
There also uis House barn md
eoufort4ble negro cabins and other outhouSes.
snd-Ihc Quarter Tract contains acres, which - or
Ia woods and adon, the lands Price John
r. Mehe and Others On this there dwelling
good cabins, good Barn.
ouihouses besides excellent choice fruit
A Tract Ahlons the lands J. Niche, Reuben Harris ana
e and containing about 80 OF good land
improvements upon this
NhThr Mountain Tract contains acres which p.rhan
100 are cleared and adoius the lands Of r. Goodoe ana
other The improvements upon this eonnuoiou.
ling House and all ouihouses. greater portion
thus tract has been recently In Timothy
These lands ofer considerable Inducements person DESTROYS OF in
Nestiug AIoeusar lands. The John Nhe
viii take pleasure In showing Of the
examine them. - - W.
TERas SlL-Cash necessary 10 defr,v
expenses o. the sale and and upon credit
two aud bearing interest from interest
u be paid annually The deferred bond
with personal security, the retained until all he
made. John y NICgIF ~
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RANDA.

Schr. Hope, Hoffman. for Richmond cid at Baltimore
9Th inst.
Schr. l.. j. Bragdon, McCoruic, from Richmond, and
brig Sarah Starr Bunne, from d. n New York sth
inst Schr ilenrico Scranton, Tor Richmond cid at do
Same day
Sth inst
Schr Hanover, whipple. from Richmond arr. at New
York, 9Th inst Ship oebers (Breml for Richmond
at anchor in the Bay day, outward bound.
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4 LLEGhANS sPnINGS.-Ths watering place &. sit
~ uaied IN the couzy OF Montgomery Va he
Rosnoke river, ~ miles from the Va and Rosd
aud ufrounded BY Mountain Scenery unsurpassed Tor beauty
state fhiswaier u uHcyurisd scGcots
AHsrm tcar In The Union, and ingredients parti-
eulary - own Which had yet been found e.
IN any other Mineral Spring It, has reaoed and rr-
20 cdses thfo dN Medicine and other mineral
failed boz. Persons wishing further Information In regard
70 TIE sanave qualities Of this large ctr8s
which W. have 10 All The principal Huies
Win Crrhcaie aprrndcd from oncn ofis highest
We have recently erected large BAiHg establishments
crpons, aiso comfortable receptions Houe, Railroad
Persons leaving Richmond Fctcrhufg springs
The day, BY O'Clock, y. NJ We prepared receive
viturs ~ The i day Of jane Efforts he gven To-
render 20 this fountain Of health
nll2l-cnnAnF JNO W HOLT A Prn,--.l.r
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NORTHERN MARKETS

BALTIMORE, July l0.-flour steady at SG75-ncw held
at 81 Wheat-sales of $4,000 bushels new red 81 Hon
sl.o2, white sl.6OaSl7O. Corn has improved; white 90
a62 cents, yellow 5sa6O cents.
NEw YORK, July I0-Flour firm; Southern -. 30
other descriptions unchanged Wheat unsettled Corn
firm at yesterdays rates. Stocks higher
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NJ SALES OF ronacCo ~ THE Las,

49, FEw DAYS BY JOHNSON 4 puGuHi bhJ -
S.it Of Louisa at ts for J. W MAIey Notoway tSs
ior VI Oakley OF Person county ". C., any j
too, w Tor fAnkln. y for Tho. Buchanan
% ~ y :! tSr Col II clay l2s r. Tugs 60
for hugh Woods s 49,, To- for ChAs smith az iOS
.aSS Tor Ihos stokes, SA l2 Tor Jas for
Mx ssa'et Woody ~ for ia. sAte, loS for
"inn Of holloway. % for Jno Noble for
Messrs ~ b-yd SON Halifax, lla, nv .;
nn gu ga ~ Yief orawsy loA, hugs UA fer Jscob
SON luz. NJ Tor Mrs Sarah wade 15 iI, ial aS for NJ
Robinson, for Mel Palmer, i6 I.I 49, for " 4
vhles ~ ior WHY Thomas oA. for Bstis loa.;
WIN fPpr l0s for DIR Singleton. Oi; win II
IN; for crouder, II Tor RAgland Goochand L.
I@%. l5& IL and for Tugs: for Nicholas, Louiss
81 Tor Tugs for Hutcheson, l0% Parish
ls lla. nv; for Gregsry, " Meckeneurg for
WI IL
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DETRorr, July l0.-The Black Republican Convention
assembled here yesterday and re-nomnated Gov Bling
ham and all the present State officers Presidential l.
tors also appointed.
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THOS. J. NICHE I
VA. W. BOYD.
e. hsD. MOORE 7
= y. pANTON
RED SWEET SPRINGS.

uNHtsE SPRINGS situated l6 niles Gernbrr
white Sulphur mile North Of the old mile.
from Bonsaek the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad which
summersOn Kent Co full supply Running
through In day light TIL. place sulphur snr
having night $500
Ihese waters are chaybaie differing their gaseous
ingredients varying Ia their
farenhsi forming ladies' gent.man RED SWEET
BATHS the most sHhArAng delightful Baths in the United
States There Is .lso another Bath tl.
cey similar In temperature and Sweet one mile
from THIS giving vsiers TO this place the waters
OF both places The waters Tonic Alternative, Apernt
suited TO cases 81 extreme Debility
Character also rheumatism
Of the stomach Liver, sp-vn efrr 10 the yTu. an
hor- on the Mineral Springs Of virginia
There Is the premises READING ROOM furnished with N,
y OF newAprs from all part. the Union.
ROOMS TIN PIN ALLEYS Te services Of
NOLANbTs BAND Of MUSIC Of baltimore, secured
The proprietor having the satisfaction he haR
his the high r,,sfep
1.-THE Red sweet Induced
errg himself that his future labor full portion Of tie
public patronage. ' - 80
There is, psoaaee at this place, daily -ay
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FROM WASHINGTON

W"SHSoToN, July lo-Thc testimony for the prosecu-
ton in tie case oil Herbert closed to-day The couns.
Tor the prisoner unsuccessuly insisted that il was the d
OF the government to have all persons who Witnessed
the killing Of Heating, present a the trial.
Thomas T. Miller of Ohio, has been appointed Consul
at Bordeaux, aud Isaac w. Bo~ditch, of Vermont Con
sui at Constaninople
The Court of Claims haa al