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CLASS of little girls Will be formed, who will re-
ceIve careful instruction in English Reading and
Spelling, and the e ements OF French.
Terms, per session of months ..----.--- Sl5.
Without French. ....----..---..-.l 10.
an 6S-I
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EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE, contain
ing IL rooms, Comfortably furnished, in delight
ervations, and commanding an extensive view of the
oltv the rver, and Georgetown. 1t has gas through
out water and Bathroom. To 3 careful tenant The
rent will be moderate. Inquire at 4O4 street, sec
ond door from 18th street. je A-u
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Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
U. ). SENATE, Aug. 19, l&56,
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
Ing could be better. Very gratefully,
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
! Monday, the 7th of September next.
au 25-lm B. A. MAGrIRE, Pres
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To those that seek relief from the masdies of the
teeth can cheerfuly recommend DIR. :. Baly as a
superior Dentist: he made a set OF porcelain teeth
for Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
my SELF and the work has all stood well for more than
ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON.
of the Va Conf OF the VI. T.. Church South.
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AIRS. BURR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
lS1 DIES.-No. 39l Al street, between I3th and I4th
streets west, will reopen on MONDAY, SePtem-
her 2lst. iy 9-Iaw lnws
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TWO FIRST CLASS HOUSES. JUST FIN
l. lSHED. FOR SALE, situated on I street,
near l7th.-These Houses each q feet inches
wlde by 80 feet deep. threo.stories high, and base
ment, and contain all the modern conveniences and
improvements. Alley IN the rear. Apply to RIGGS
q 60. .... an 20 2w
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENTING three story BRICK HOUSE
situated on 18th street, opposite the new extern
sion of the Treasury department and within a ste d
of Penn. avenue and Willsrds' Hotel. The house
contains 10 good rooms, besides store room and
vaults for fuel. The location of the best in
the city for professional gent eman or a business
stand Apply on the premises, No. 474.
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DoANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

IL This delightful Watering Place, although opened
for the trst time in 1885, has already attracted lar
share of public attention and patronage. - sltua-
ted Immediately on the Turnpike road from salem 10
tbe sweet Springs. and a splendid line OF stage
Coaches will convey passengers ON the virginia am
Tenna.s.e Railr,ad without any detention, from s'
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the sweet SprInEs
nj Greenbrier White SULPHUR. being inc "hOftest
and best route between those points -.
Since the hast Season, the accommodations Ia,S
been greatly enlarged by the addition oi sc'efHl
handsome and spacious Cottages. The proprieiiV,rs
feel sure that all who visit their springs, viii ."
made entirely comfortable and satisfied To seek
OF health, they offer Mineral Water, the benecmI
effects of which have been fully tested, particularly
in diseases OF the Lungs and stomach Io seekers ,
of pleasure they offer Table provided with all the
su6stsntsls and many OF the luxuries Of he besides
all those appendsges Of amusement found at other
watering places. TO all who desire shady and plea,
SAINT retreat rp the heat and dust of the cities they
Offer just such retreat. besides hearty welcome
and the best treatment q. W. SIfANkS,
ID. e. SHASKS,
q. d. BOARD,
WM. WALTON,
20 A
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Track completed to JAcKsoN's RIvKRi

In advance of time advertised. the rails laid
and instead of the 18th Of July,
THE l0tH
The passenger trains will certainly go 10
JACksOS'S RIVER, within six hours travel By
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. over a
good road. -
The celebrated Greonbrer WHITE Sulphur
SPRINGS have beeu purchased BY an enurs new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations tea
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur fTen Pstess
burg. Richmond, baltimore and Washis gtoH, en- the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next n0sing 70
break fast. -~--=-
Pa>aen gers for the Rock bridge Alum. Bath Alum
Warm, hot and Healing SprNss, take the stage At
Mburo and arrive at tho Springs 10 supper the
day they leave Richmond.
FARE:
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$JS3.oI3 10

CHARLorrEsyTLLE, July lst 1857
The Undersigned, Directors of the Monticello Bank,
certify that they have carefully cXann ii the annex
cd statement Of the condition ut the said Bank and
that they believe tn, sam. u b. correct.
y. IL. AISLE. President,
v W. SJU HHALL,
F.. X EhL>JN,
GESSNEH HARRISON,
tiIN WOOD, JR.
STATE OF vRGISIA-ALBkA 4RLE COUNTY, To WIT:
This day, b. G. flanagan, Cashier of the Moutcc-
10 Bank, personally appeared before me- Notary
Public of thu county aforesaid, and male oath that
the annexed statement OF tbs condition of the said
Bank is correct
Given under my hand this - day Of July 1857.
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SUMNER RETREATS.

BEDFORD a l. I'm SPklNGs,-These
~ Springs arc situated eleven miles from Lypsa-
burg. and four from the FOREST Depot, on uie va.
Tenn. X. r.. where conveyance viii aiMayebc "a
readiness TO convey passengers 20 aud RON We
SPRING. The watet ofthese Springs has been fuily
established and nck nowiedged by many Of the most
eminent ply scians of this country 70 be sovereign
specific for Scrofula aud all cufaneous Diseases ns
failed In eueetiHg cures u dyspepsia ana an
womb Diseases, such Preispsus Utsri aud all XIII
dred diseasas 30 prevalent amongst fernKivs.
The Water and Mass have been recently snAlyZei
BY the most reliable Chemist in the United States,
and pronounced by them tocentain more Iodine than
"'' ECHOLs & DEWEY.
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SUMMER RETREATS.


Eau QUEER WHITEg SULPHUR
Il SPRINGS. yInafxfa-This highly improved and
we'll Watering Place Is row open f9r the
public reception The trains on the Orange road TON
Alexandria west and from Gordonsvle east counrct
at Warreuton with lines Of stages for the oprin2
tsut six miles by graded road Passengers from ba
timore and Warrington city arrive 81 the Springs ~
lo,s o'clock A. NJ and FROM Richmond AMI the soutn
to dinner. All inquiries promptly responded 70 ny
letter. and circulars giving partic s!ars f9rwEaed
:~e-tiA ALEXANDER BAKER.
nAGGER.S WHITE SUP III U X
IL SPRINGS, BorgrorRr CorsTr, fA-Ihis de-
lightfn watering place il now open for the reception
OF visitors The efficacy of its waters, the beauty VI
IDS scenery and the saubrity of its climate All being
so we'll known deem IL hardly necessary to menion
them further The Table and Bar shall at all times
he furnished with the choicest Viands and the inest
Liquors. ,..
The Central Railroad having just been completed
within ten miles OF the Springs, makes TINS place as
access BILE ~ any watering place in the Mountains
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning Dy the
O. atrial ailroah arrive at the springs To supper the
same day with only ten miles Cf sood staging over
good road. An.
Board, per day W
per week. '-s-'''a' ~
per month";. ~ '"
Children and Servants half price. .
iy 2--dIrn p A. HATCHER. Proprietor.
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RUNAWAY.

~ SO REWARD-Ranaway from
"A the subscriber. on Monday July 6 negro man,
~ named MALAkI. lie is about 40 years OF
a-e s feet inches high, of rather dark COM
pfexion. and has a stoopin his shoulder; He Wa
formerly the property of Mr. B"azley, who residaN
some four miles from the city and was purchased by
me few days since Of Dickinson. Hill d Co. lie ha~
been for some years past engaged in the well digging
and is doubtless well known i'll the neigh oorhood
of Brooke Avenue. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery at Mr. Tat-'s Jail, near Mayos
Bridge ELIZABETH NlChEkS.
Y It-lm&
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nAGGER'S WHITE So LIP Fl U /
PIANOS, &c.

NUNS & CLARK'S PIA-
4FaysS NOS-SEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
p. H. TAYLOR has Just opened
y u v several SEVEN OCTAVE PlANOS,
from the popular mandatory of Messrs NUNS
CLARK whose instrumens he has been selling during
the past thirty years 10 the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos of ga octayes,
together with several excellent second hand instru-
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELODEoNS, of Pelaubet's make, to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF a variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment OF MUSIC aid mu-
steal Instruments in the State. y. III. TAYLOR,
je 2tts Piano and Music Store, Governor street
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.MHk GE0. f. SMITH,

Eks COACH MAKER,
CORNER BRnAAASD 6rH STs.,
Tichenors old stand, keeps constant S5 hand, and
makes to order all kinds of CARR AGES, ROtkA-
MAYS BUuGIES, SULkIES. SPRING WAGONS,
etc He has now on exhibition in his show room an
unusually large assortment. which he Is disposed TO
sell upon very reasonable terms. Employing the best
workmen and using the finest material, he Is enabled
To warrant all his work.
RS- Coach Smitng and Jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly, ~ usual and upon reasonable terms
IN I3-3m&
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MORTON BLEDsOE, Manager. Jo IU-Jm
HEALING SPRINGS -Thesa celehra

L ted Springs open for the reception of
visitors. They situated in Bath county - miles
west Of Miilboro Depot. of the Virginia Central Rail
road. and three miles southwest Of the Hot Springs
Milboro Depot 10 the " hite sulphur Springs.
These weters are celebrated for their efficacy in
diseases of the skin scTofua Old ulcers Diseases 81
the kidneys. bladder and urinary organs, nervous
affections, chronic darrhuea, hemorrhorls hronch-
tbs, rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Diseases OF the eye
in general Their properties gently cRthartic
diuretc, diaphnTetc alternative and rrdatiye and are
especially applicable to the above Diseases.
The Baths are exceedingly delightful buuyant and
gratetui--lmpartinI gloW and suine-s to the skin
not e1ceied hy any waters IN Western Virginia THEN
temperature being SO Fahrenheit
The buildings and Furniture are all new and com
Portable, ind sufficient to accommodate 20 persons
The prOprIctcrr will spare no pains to make their
guests comfortable.
TIE Stages pass daily Fast and West thereby fru
nshing two daily mails.
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e*A2sgf1 The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, Q3th and 18th streetsl near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARI0rEES,
BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops and
SULKIES, all ofhis own make, Of the best materials
and workmanship: all of which will he sold az low
good work of the kind can he in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
article in the Carriage line. a. am determined 10
make order and sell ut the lowest prices possible
and ali work sold, thai il new, warranted.
fe Is-gm NICAJAH MANGUM.
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=. A. PORTER, 1000.
jy Elm j. X. ERWIN, )fropfietorS'
COYNER's WHITE AND BLACK SUI

TOGNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PI1UR AND CHALYBEATE sPRlNGS.-This
Watering Place Is now open for the 'cepiun Of visit
tors 1t s situated The Lac and IN fu risv 81 ~,
p'TyiRtd oad YrrHs'se' Raiiiood, at0m hair a mile
from BOnsack'S Drlot, ReIHoke, Fa at which said
Depot an Omnibus will always bc AIind waiting the
ARRIVAL OF the cars 10 convey visitors 10 the springs
important Improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Sulphur-stronger. LolIer, and a
superior Chal beate Spring have been discovered
aud reclaimed and improved since the last -eason-
- that the variety and value of the mineral waters
now afforded at the place, are unequAlIed by ans
other place now known 10 the public The similarity
OF the White sulphur 10 the Justly and far famed
GreeRbrier White Sulphur is striking a. 10 be at
once recognized by all whs have used both of the
waters.
These Nhteand Black Sulphur waters have effect
cd numerous cures
The Hhits Shtpiur. aggravated cases OF dyspepsia
serious affections OF the liver, kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially Diseases Of the ner
Vou- system and those diseases peculiar To FEsALga
The Back HHphGr all kinds Of diseases of the skin
aggravated cases OF letter and other eruptons of the
shln-on great numbers and Of long standing s.y.
enty having been entirely cured
me communications equal 10 any 10 be found in
the mountains OF Virginia and the table and attpn-
hance OF the most satisfactory character-as 10 All
when we beg 10 refer to the large number of persons
who have heretofore visited the place
Bfiiiard Tables, Bow ling Alleys ami fine Rand of
huslc VIII be found at the place. aud every effort In
every way, VIII constantly be made To afford comfort
ana amusement to visitors.
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samples INFALLIBLE BAKING
- foWDERS-The beat article known for making
neht. sweet and wholesome Loaf Rrcad Biscuits
httef and Buckwhcat Cakes. and every description
~ Pastry, aud saves fully ona-half the Lard com
nlhly used without these Po@ders. This alone is
nu i u recommend them to the usa Of every
.oI saie by Bennett, Beers 4 Fisher Meade & Ba-
III, muiihR Pearce, George Dowden, J Picot, and
wholesale and retail by
JNO. W: aARLICK, Manufacturer,
And IN n Market Place, Franklin street
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.M1Ug. report has been circulated

cHGL A report has been circulated
Sf3@sS on several occasions. since my shop was
burnt down. ON 18th street, about year ago, that
was not now engaged in the COACH MASUFACTU-
RING BUSINESS. Such reports, am persuaded,
has operated in degree against my INTEREST and
take this occasion to say, they entirely false,
having never contemplated stopping it since esta-
bshed my self 80 Franklin street, where AIN now
prepared 10 execute all the branches of the business
neatly and substantially mt prices that cannot fail to
please 1jy 9-lm1 y. A. FRANCIS.
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,NAGONS.-Two and four horse WA
" CONS, manufactured at the Virginia Penten-
larry, in the most substantial manner for sale at the
'>nitentiary or at the store.
K. VI. NIMh0 Agent and
Ie Store keeper Va PenitentiArY
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= = -,
COAL.

GOAL, COAL! COAL THE subscri-
- Der il prepared TO furnish his customers and
others with "a superior article of MIDLOTliI y and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE aud FINE
GOAL; also, the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, b. the long or short ton.
Orders left at his Office at the Coal Yard of the
attended to-.
Jy 2I-3m T.. j. IiPSCOMB.
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EE ~ 1zsa GREAT :.I,I. NORTHERN Of Z
FyK IisA I'LL ME- DAILY tsssnphf kiguf
MORE, PIIILA DhLpfIfA AND EEW YORK, VIA
ACQEfA CREEK AND WARRINGTON. -~Jssr Us
Richmond Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad to
the Potomac River. ssvcnty-tv~ MILES and " spsI.
did and comfortable stssmegs thence ~ assnxtoo
hffy i've milesin all 10 miles. Tn soysr hours seing
q Comfortable and perfectly safe rats Of snesf.
Hours Of departure A. VI. and 10 ~, and bag
gage under charge VI special gsnts chsc ksd tkrongk
to Washington. BalttnDrs Philadelphia ahf N-w
York.
IT. FARR:
To Washington, o.
To Baltimors. 1 70
To PhilsdeI. hia. 59
The track II the Railroad between Richmond All
the Potomac River IL undergoing relay rsogs
than twothirs IL being already CONTESTED With a,
edge rail Of supaIior quality while the refssin1er
" superintendent, q Therapeutics.
La II -:5-:s:.:..5 ACCOMMODATIONS
On aud alter prl LIST, the Accommodation Train q
tween Milford and Richmond
Leaving Milford - A. NJ. stopping at the Cottage
for breakfast. and arrive IN Richmond at eoioek
A. NJ.
Returning, will leave Richmond at oelock, p H.
and reach Milford at 6 10P VI.
Stopping for passengers At any point each way.
FARE the same as on the Through Trains.
SAN L. RUIN,
Superintendent Of Trsn~portatios.
OFFICE r. Y. 4 p. X. T. CoNPAST(
Richmond, March 10, 1857.
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$50 --zxs=-E1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL,
{3s3 sS11fr sss.s.:sst.ss RAILROAbl

OFFICE r; y. & p. X. K. CosPaNY,(
Richmond March 10, 1857,
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n am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
TIiRAClTECOAL, To be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 40 HIS to the ton
Uhcy allowing me commission Of 10 per cent?
Those Who wish 10 lay in their winter supply. will
find greatly to their interest to purchase at this
of the year, when coal and trcghts are low
All orders enclosed to through tbs Post Office
corner of ith and Franklin streets ut the law Of
hce of Powhatan Roberts, of 18th and Main SITS,
(where my office is kept will be promptly attended
TO. 10 lo-3m WRIT RODENTS.
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q MOURN NO MORE
"A I'd mourn thee, hopes that leave me,
MI Iffrom thee Ia parted, too;
A&AHs III keep thee when all friends deceive me,
For twenty years you have proved true.
No better Watch shall ever win thee,
Az in many n store chance - roam;
I'll keep thee, for you'll not deceive me,
To tell the hour when I'm ut home.
But while before me, yet have the,
With hands so clean aud cases bright,
A cloud of thought still fingers DER me,
And tells ms true. the hour of night.
And fly age you'll need repairing,
And your time will not true;
Yet still for thce I'll be caring,
And take thee TO BARTH bLOMEW.
W. BARTHOLOMEW,
Practical Watch and Clock Maker, and Jeweller,
Iv tf anI nil Its
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Je lI-2mN TIIUS. Z. WILSUN z oUNS.-
ATARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY.

M ANN Oh hlkNdS, D1t II SCSA'l =
w VIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which is now open for the reception and accommoda
ten of visitors is situated in Bath county, Virginia
one hundred and seventy miles west Ut Richinond
ana on this direct Turnpike Road Ia the hite SUI
phur SPRING.. and Guyandotte, on The Ohio River
ave miles from the Bath Alum aud Hot Springs. re-
pectively. and uight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed for
their curative qualities in vari-u. d.ust,s as well
as for the luxury OF bathing. Their properties are
gently sperient duretic daph0retic and Alternative
and especially applicable TO the treatment ofthe
following diseased conditions, viz:
Chronic RhfumdttsBs and tout, and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. affections OF the
spinal Marrow and their consequences: l'Irdtgsis;
iIamapgia. following suppressed excavations from
liRmorrooid or Uterine arrangements, or hetdaassS
6o0o: sciatca Contruc'ois and morbid conditions
tho bones. The lehoie class Of the CutoaeouS 4 fire.
tons; Dyspepsid; Torpid and otherwise dcTaHood CON
TIE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of large and commodkDus Hotel. large
tayes spacious dining and ball rnoni billiard room
bowling alley, bath houses. &c. &c.
which are of the temp. q6as deg Fahrt. are four in
number. A large Ucta9onal BATH FOR GsSTLENRS
u feet in diameter and feet IN depth. The LApIss
BArz OF nearly equal Dimensions. The SPOUT gArRs
and private BATH FOR lNyAIDs. All of wkish are
comfortably aud conveniently furnished aud con.
structed. and connected with cold pLUNGIsG Earns.
abundsntly supplied with spring water Of the temp
aS fhs locality of these Springs is remarkable for
heslthiness-the surrounding country Of romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubriOus and nyigora-
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be of the
very beet character and every effort made TO contr
butte to the comfort and convenience OF visitors
fine BANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for the
season.
As these Springs located but II miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following ia
cities will be afforded for reaching them:
train ufcars will leave Richmond daily at : eek ,
A. NJ. will connect with the Orange and Alexandria
cars at Gordonsyille, Will arrive at Staunton at ia
o'clock p NJ, where time will be- allowed for passeu-
gers to dine and reach Mbore, (thc present termi-
ofthe Central Railroad at clock, T. VI. where
an ample number Of fine coaches will be Ia readiness
~ convey passengers the evening 10 tho Bath
Alum, arm, Hot and Healing Springs a. they may
wish to go.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with MesSrs. Hartman, Brown 4 Co, the pres
ent popular and obSnS prUpTieors Of tho stage limo
this route, TO convey visitors to and from these
Springs to the White sulphur, at their convenience
and discretion. GEORGE MAYSE,l
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A NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal

n The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modious coal ard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with ID Fairbanks patent balances. for
the purpose of weighing GOAL, will furnish his pa
with 22i0 lbs the ton (each lead weighed and
not guessed at at the very lowest market price,
or If preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of 10 cent and charges; at the same time
he will always keep on hand the best quality and ill.,
yte- the particular attention vi his friends and She
public generally to give him a call before purchas-
ing, ut We. "A Main street, or at his coal. yard
farms cash lie l2-tsD &c. EARUS
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

nISSOLUTlON.-T firm of ITALIA
~ FERR0 & BRO is dissolved by of the
death of the senior partner Hay L. Taliaierro.
The liabilities III the firm assumed by the sub
sCribcr. to whom all persons indebted will please
make payment l.. :. TALIAFEIRO,
Surviving PartRer.
TO-PARTNERS The undersi gned
~ have formed 4 CO-PARTNERsHlP. under the
1rm of TALIAFEKRO & REID. for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALiAFERRO Il BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufactu Of Flour the transaction of
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re
speCtfuliy solicit a share Of public favor.
f. !. TALIAFERRO,
ly PPM GEORGE &. REID.
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PONCET'S EAGLE
ENlGZ.ArS<s SALOON, GOVERNOR ST.
49, The subscriber encouraged
SL3xS by the IibesaI patronage ne
has received efforts to supply the public with
GOOD LIQUORS and the best ii AGER has just
laid in Il fresh supply of excellent liquors, and will
always have on hand fresh, cool aud pure, the best
article of Reading Lager Beer.
e. y. B.-A large supply of READING LAG Err
BEER always or hand, which will be sold in bottles
or by the quart Of gallon. Jy lO-lm
OFFICE X. & p r. r. Co.
y~-- .u --.zzzs.zzsgzg-7 July Ii, 1851.
after TIL RSDAY, 10Th inst the train for GLOVER
HILL will leave at e.. o'clock, a. NJ, instead Of
quarter to J. rs heretofore.
Passengers are required to get their TICKETS AT the
office. j. y. PARKER, Agent
~ I6-2w
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S,TEAM IRON MORRIS. 256 Main street,

oNEAR SEyENTH-The subscberi is now prepar-
ed with increased facilities, to manufacture all kinds
DAIS, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS,
GRATfNGS. &c, &c. CRATES and TENDERS. and
AL kinds of House Work and Jsbbing done on rea-
sonabie terms.
sa~ Particular attention given to the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots, Railing &c, for the country, so
NH It-6u GEO :. IDWSES.