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The Fauquier white sulphur springs,
OFFERED FOR SALE TO 1HE PUBLIC IN LOTS.


TNHls property has been held under an act of in
Il corporation since 1888 The chartered then consisted
acres Of land IN fauqaer county including the improve
charter 800 each The subscriber having subsequently rcacqucd
the property sold thereof and there fully
together buildings enlarged greatly
proved Tho easily to sell such property and to increase
building lots with convenient streets Of go feet width running north
city ' Z. be- ai These lots nearly surround
the five which include tho sulphur Springs and
acres also sale $500 shares with
lots c whole II 500 lots and shares being at $40 each
shares will constitute the corporation under the amended charter OF
pany and those getting tho respective lots Win receive their
from Mr. Ro Hude Of the highest and business
qualifications TO whom trustee for the purpose the entire property
The valuation Of this property by the officer Of tho Common
wealth shows that the buildings alone worth 900 the
mont per put s Such property requires liberal
willing risk the that many will be Interested the
The springs and In building around them will probably dou
BILE immediately after tho company formed the present estimate
subscriber wi IN tho worst event. lot of tho almost uni
get lot which ho build the fountain Of health may
reside on i for hs summer only for the The INDUCE
erected will mmcasuraby enhance the Of the Springs and the
and flourish At this aes The RapppanoE river naSsaSe the
spot little energy would always keep the locks In repair
miles below this land Coal cheap be uloaded from the
cars into the boats Indefinite steam may thus be commanded
which Iows has for unlimited business The railroad already within
reach these Springs three days. As healthy vir
gna abundant all these facilities why should
thrive and prosper heref Al all these health
giving already extensively and beautifully improved a
% he @ @ Or longer on my terms
BY their means and the benant design Of tho legislature in grant
ing The charter may be realized TO The fullest extent
This property rendered to the public about tho value on which
s %a g s nrn ps s noma
d Almost Indefinite profits may be relied on If the plan of sale
dollars required be pail nnl the subscription
completed and the partition shall be made @ e trustee assisted by
justices o the the time checks the
trustee other satisfactory arrangement for the snbsorpon
be made not 10 be used till the day Of partition The will
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE,

In The city Of Washington, d. c. and fronting Pemsyl-
Udaid
TIME LOT is about one hundred and seventy feet
Il by hundred and sixty feet being tho ground partly
the Union newspaper printing Office partly by
Theatre There In the
hotel mpcraiyey required, where
surely prove profitable The very
favorable needed facilities will be afforded in the
suitable hotel.
Apply in washington to II wINpER; or in Philadelphia TO
W. H. WINDER,
No. 7Gts Walnut
sold Buildings will be for rent and possession
given on OF september, 1887.
July 25-2aw2mf INTEL
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH BOOKS

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH BOOKS
IN Napoleon BouaYartc his Life and Works with
steel portrait o.
Russe Europe from the Rise Of the Modern Kingdoms
the 1855 New edition. with companions index
4 vols, half bound calf. $40.
Gardens The History Of the Marine aquarium and the best
methods adopted is establishment and BY
Noel Humphreys Beautifully illustrated by coorcd cngryngs
SO
The Art OF Travel by Francis Cation, FIR g. 81.
A Life OF Napoleon Donaiartc. Illustrated. 75cents,
The Household Manager. BY Charles Pierce. IS cents
Manual OF Domestic Economy by j. H. Walsh assisted
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Frank Wdman Adventures land and Water BY Gcrstpce
With tinted Illustrations by Harrison Weir. 81.
Just imported by
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July IL bookstore, 9th street
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rosr orrIos DEPARTMENT.

cOntraa Office The frequent missending and delay of
mail bags for the want Of suitable labels indicate their
destination has induced the Postmaster General to order
hereafter shall be used sis now too
'requenty,) but only such made of metal wood
" leather, which not liable to be desccd or de
stroyed
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For Cape May.
Washington Branch RaiIroad WILMINGTON, and Raj
n ~ timore Raroad.
DASSENGE Frs for this celebrated summer resort
are Informed that daily line will run Except Sunday
leaving Washington at 0, and connecting with
tho splendid steamer General Mcdonald Tuesdays aud
Saturdays and on all alternate with the elegant swift New
YORK steamers running between Philadelphia and New
Castle - Z
Tickets IS 80 including carriage hire the island Gun
der IL ycars) and servants, - so.
July 24-4w 'e
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GLIMAT0LOGY of the United States and of the
" temperate Latndes Of the North Continent er
png i comparison Of these with the cimatocRy Of
p OF Europe aud Asia, especially
culture sanitary Investigations and Engineering with chcrna
ram sIars Tor each the months year
BY rn sogct large volume many engraving SIS
'uV ~ IRANCK TAYLOR.
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Bay RELIGIOUS NOTES.-THE Disciples Meeting
will be held tomorrow usual the Temperance
Hail. Preaching at III
Munnc OF New York Subject development principles
and views Of tho Disciples The public cordially invited
Aug
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me estate of Richard Boylson esq the veteran editor
~ ne Amherst a. H) Cabinet lately deceased has been
appraised at $50 0OO
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WAR DEPARTMENT..

The Minnesota Indian Difficulties Upon making in
quies at the War Department informed that no
further intelligence had been received from Fort Smelling
in reference to the recent outbreak of the Indians caused
by the refusal Of the Indian agents of the Territory Of
Minnesota to pay the Indian annuities until the Spirit
Lake murdeers had been given up 1t is the opinion Of
that department that the despatch received few days
since is perfectly reliable and that these difficulties have
been amicaby adjusted in consequence of the prompt in
teposition OF government to sustain the course pursued
by those agents From the Indian Bureau we have the
same satisfactory Doubtless il the Indians
assembled at Yellow Medicine were still in state Of hos
tlity, the government would have been informed of it
at the earliest possible moment.
Interesting from tie G7a Expedition Subjoined is the copy
OF letter received yesterday morning the War De-
partment
HEADQUARTERS CHA EXPEDITION
Depot Rio ella, june g. 1857
COLONEL: In forwarding my monthly return have
tho honor to remark that the expedition is developing
one of the most beautiful fertile and healthy regions Of
our country In all places finding evidences of former
numerous people, more civilized more industrious and
no doubt more docle than the wandering Apache who
desolates it,
In localities are found irrgatng canals cut ten
feet wide into the sides Of the mountains conveying wa
ter miles to irgae valleys Of the richest character some
OF which able to contain twenty thousand inhabitants
Our efforts constantly at the heels of these Apaces
force them further wcstcrowdng as learn upon more
undated with faces who forcing their way with
rifle and revolver
am Colonel very respectfully your obedient servant
b. l.. E. BONNEVILLE,
Colonel Sd Infantry, Commanding ella Expedition
DEPARTMENT.
Gen. Walkrs Men.-The Navy Department received
yesterday morning official intelligence of the arrival at
Boston, the 10Th utmo of the United States sloop
Cyanc, Capt. Robert G. Robb with So of Gen Walkers
men The Cyane made the passage from Aspinwall to
Boston in "a days.
subjoined is a list Of the of these men
Patrick Hogan, William Daily, James Lambert George
Boswell, David Fcrrer, Samuel Downing, VIM. Dem
mons, Charles johnson, Richard H. Hancock Patterson
Dawes, Thomas Simpson, William Gibbs, James o Bren
Richard r. Rcyn, James w. Doyle, Thomas Smith, Ed
ward kurran, George Cogswell Bladen Dulany Andrew
y Dempsey, James W. Stuart, George Mckenzie Frank
M Duva Chaplin +. Brown A. Easterby, George w.
Daniel, John Mayer, Michael Murphy, Thomas NJ Young
VIM Sadd, VIM J. GaslSill, Royal G. stokely Stephen
Wilson, Edward A. Russell, b. j.. Jones' VIM d. Cloud
John Mcmahon, James d. Vanhom, Alexander Anderson
George W. White, William Millions, Harold NJ Carter
henry Bien, James w. Briggs Alden Whitney Patrick
sibbons, Isaac r. Snyder, Johnson b. Miller Henry Cox
and Francis L. billiard
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Professor George w. Green, grandson Of Gen. Green
~ inc REVOLUTION about TO publish the Generals pa
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Sailing Of The Tennessee.

PnmADELPHIA, July 3l-The steamer Tennessee sailed
last evening for San Juanbcng chartered by the Costa
RIGA government to bring home the remainder of the
fllibusters.
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BY TELEGRAPH

additional from Europe BY the, Europa
1t is reported that meeting Of the Emperors Of Rus
sia Austria, and France is to be brought about very
shortly Bavaran territory and various movements
adduced in confirmation of the
The King of Prussia had returned from his visit to vi
it is believed in Germany that his visit has been
connected with reconciliation between Russia and Aus
tra, which the King is highly DESTROYS Of efiectng.
Attempts have been made to lay tho charge of the
dian mutny to Russian intrigue but ST. Pecrsburgh jour
nails Indignantly repudiate the idea.
TURKEY.
new 6-per-cent loan Of 60, 900, 900 or Is 900 900
for Turkey spoken of in London to be issued at 81
per cent, and 2 per cent discount that sum- The
Times regards the project preposterous.
Southern Trans .4lamic Conpention
Old PoNr COMFORT, July 30-A series Of eight reso-
buttons passed delegatng Hon. A. Dudley Mann to
convey the sentiments Of this convention to the Knox
vile convention and also to take charge of the
pondence concerning the proposed ocean ferry.
The general tenor of the resolutions warmly favored
the project. Speeches were then made by A. Dudley
Mann, Bauinger, and L. H. Chandler, of Norfolk. The
latter made particularly fine effort exhortng direct
and united action. lst
The convention then adjourned until the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Eloquent addresses delivered by Capt. Thomas j.
Page, Col Joseph Segar, and Thomas j. Chopper. The
subscription committee reported 49, 900 subscribed The
convention then adjourned sine die.
-4rripol Of the Europa at Boston.
BcsroN, July 81. The Europa from Liverpool, via
Halifax arrived here this morning, but late for the
early train Her mails will be despatched South this
afternoon.
Death Of Mrs CInpbA.
PniIADELpHiA, July 31.-The wife of ex Postmaster
General Campbell died here this morning at an early
hour
Sailing of the Tennessee.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-The steamer Tennessee sailed
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A4 AW BOOKS.-Whartons American Criminal
Il Law 4,h edition
Mharton's precedents Of Indictments New edition.
Wbaton's Law Of Homicide.
Prichard's admiralty Digest.
Addison Contracts. New edition.
Sedgcwck on Statutory and Constitutional Law .u.g
Hin on Trustees. New edition.
Gritty ON tho Law Of Carriers.
Aug FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Total number Of applications received, 277 $685.
Total number of warrants issued, 20I, 2O7.
1t will require 770 acres Of the public lands
to satisfy these Warrants shown by the following state
ment, viz
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WrATCHES, Jewery, and Silver ware.-We have
wv just opened largo Of above comprising
ladies' and gcnemcns gold watches by all the celebrated
makers
New and rich ewey the latest styles and plain fancy
OF every description.
Our being unusually large the year. we are
prepared 70 offer unusual Inducements purchasers
u. W. GAIT a BRO, Jewellers
32i Penn. avenue, between
July 30-S 9th and 10th
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STATE DEpAHrxEsr.


The United States consul at Matamoras respecting the
schooner Niagara having driftcd ashore With valu-
able cargo but with neither any person. books nor tapers
on board show where she belonged published for the
Information Of whomsoever it may concern, The ,rr-
son persons claiming the schooner and cargo should
lose time in furnishing evidence of ownership either to
this department direct to the United States consul at
Matamoras
lcrcular.l
CONSULATE u. S. A.,
Matanoras, June Q, 1857
The collector of the customs this port has commune
Gated to this consuate under date OF the 2ls February
last, that vessel loaded with valuable cargo of
lumber Of different kinds driftcd ashore this coast
about twelve leagues south Of the mouth of the Rio
Grande the rancho del Barrel, called the .'Nagaa'
without having any person on board The of the
vessel and the character Of the cargo pesses with
the belief that both the and the other actually
American property and acting under this conviction
have made official demand Of the local authorities
here to sell the practicable and deliver
to me the proceeds less salvage and expenses TO be
holden in trnst for the legal owners in conformity
with the laws Of this government and the existing treaty
between the United States and the republic of Mexico
am sir, very respectfully, your most obedient
want,
P. sEUzENEAU, Consul.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Later from Maryland The Commissioner of Patents
esq, Of Cumberland Maryland, dated July H. in which
the writer states that there is masty increasing in
terest fe by the agricultural community in the opera
tions Of the agricultural division Of the Patent Office
So far he was able to learn there expenditure
on the part Of the general government which with
such general approval and commentator that in
tended for the advancement of the agriculture of the
country
Letter from Washington Iariory.Ihe Commissioner Of
Patents has received interesting letter from officer
of the army stationed on Bogg's Claim, Port Towns
end Washington Territory, dated May TO- 1857 in which
he states that it may be interesting to the Commissioner
to learn that in this latitude 4So NORTH although the
winter harsher than usual according to the old resi-
dents it not sufficiently cold to freeze the garden
ground that Of the volunteer radishcs, parsnps
bees and lettuce growing finely in winter that it
suggested the idea of making garden Accordingly,
the 26th of January he planted few beds with peas
potatoes and such seeds he had received from the
Patent Office all of which had thrved beyond his expcc
tations
Pension Bureau The following is abstract of the
business of this bureau for the last month"; uly under
the act of March 8, 1856
Number Of applications for bounty land received 1854
Number of warrants certificates issued 2, 1856.
To satisfy these warrants, 32l 44O of land will
be required, as follows:
1 % ,cf1 ~
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Daah of Mrs. Grn,nLeH.

PnrADELpHiA, July 31.-The wife Of ex Postmaster
General Campbell died here this morning at an early
HON
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Drafts heretofore Amount subject 10
drawn, but not yet draft.
paid, though pay
able.
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wheeler a Wilson.

MANUFACTURING cospANYss IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Fimatss, Manufacturers, and Oilers.
yTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
invented 1s extensive and increasing salo
tho CONTAMINATION that they have
ccIycd warrant warmly recommending them They
sufficiently long TO test them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction. ;
Among that they over all Others
Ill Beauty and simplicity construction and freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs. n
ID unexamplcd and rapidty oil operation sS
Sd. Noseiess movement. IA. s8tfl
perfection Of their stitching and thcr aplca
binty variety Of purposes and materials. 81
Principal No 343 Broadway New York and their agencies
in the principal cities OF tho Union. Es sfs&a4&s
May 28-1y* Hss4 a
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The MARKET STASDs.Ihc unsold market stands have
been sold by the mayor at the appraised prices The
money received for those taken at these prices amounted
to 81 ,275.
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Amount on depos-
lie.
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BOOKS FROM LONDON.--Natura History of the
- Ok Tribe; by George Massey. VOL svo ~
London, 1857.
Syclop@dia OF Universal History vol, svo, with maps.
Fncofs Eastern Military Hospitals. / vol.
The Commercial Code Of Signals by John Foster
VOL, Svo
Moral and Metaphysical Philosophy; by T. D. Maurice ~ A.
The Mltaman al Homo and Abroad VOL, with illustrations
Electro Netslurgy; by James Napier r. O. VOL with Illus
traione, - 800
traons. - - 1
The Kingdom and People Of Siam; by Sir John Bouring yo.
Svo., with illustrations '
ID. ! VOL with ilusratona. = ' -
life OF George Stephenson railway euv,nse m s.,,,. e
vol, svo., with portrait f,NcK TAyIop
July 10 1890 - F"
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York
N immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con-
IN stantly on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETTNGS,
cloths matngs rugs materials aco curtains GIN
corniccs, window shades, &c. &C.. &C., t as n
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsi
sataM57 &1 LORD TAYLOR,
a 255 267, 259, and 261 Grand street.
May 2e. -ly and Az ard 10 0tharine street.
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II OST-On Thursday evening the 2Sth instant a
II long whe rewarded
BY leaving at 430 Fifteenth street. ft
Nay Soft IStar.l
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity Building, Ill broadway. l5 M
TIME assets of this company amount to nearly FoUK
entirely cash. q which three ri
bond and mortgage
the city and State Of New York valued at ni i
lions Of dollars
The profits already amounting million Str hunSca
thousand dollars, the property Of the policy holders
TERMS
application and pamphlets giving information
Piled applying the Office the conpany
49, FREDK s. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD HOMANS Actnary.
MlNTURN POST, N. d., Medical Examiner.
May 26-.ly*
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A LAW AmDIEG DoG.--It IL said that dog went into
savages hardware store the other day. with piece of old
wire in his mouth and by certain signs gave the clerks
understand that he wanted to trade for muzze We do
not know how true this may be- but Of thing we are
certain that there many good dogs in the city that
would like to escape the indscrimnate slaughter that is
going in their ranks il they knew how to appcase
the wrath Of those naughty supeors whom they yolu-
taiy forsake their species to serve and protect
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.4rriuol of The Europa at Boston.

BosroS, July 3D. The Europa from Liverpool via
Halifax, arrived here this morning. but too late for tho
early train. Her mails will be despatched South this
afternoon ssg.ss
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We would call attention to the card Of VIM Grand, esq., who
commissioner for Of the
oner the United Statcs Court Of Claims Colonel thor
oughy with departments
Washington and the practice Of the United States Of Claims
[New York Daily Nc~
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tN0R SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl-
n wanna avcnucThe adjoining east the va
can't o at corner OF Pennsylvania
~ eet on the avenue and contains fee. back
Further particulars terms he made application to
KELLER & MCKINNEY.
u 18th street, opposite Treasury Department
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~ REAT inducements offered for cash--Prcpara-
" tory to erecting building, out our entire
stock Of mems and boys ready clothing per
than New York prices As
can offer such Inducements will those
ycring VS. with call shouh purchasers pleased
not be fault.
fs4N WALL d STEPHENS
322 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
July A-1OHf sTT'T -''r~'
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INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers t.
their large printing writing wrapping and all cthe
paper which they for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--fy~ ei3Ss 3 g#Gs assf#
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T. ATE ST NEW S.


Three Days Later from Europe.
New York, Sept. l5..
The Cuaard steamer Pessia, from
| Liverpool 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the 5th
arrived at o'clock this morning. The
Fulton arrived on the Sd.
p0esAT BRnArM.-Rumors Of minis.
terial changes continue to be propaga-
ted. The London Star says that Sir
Charles Napier would, il Is believed,
leave the Admiralty and take the
Board of Control, and Sir Jas. Graham
become frat lord of the Admiralty.
Lord Panmure 10 reported ~ anxious
to resign the Ministry Of War, to be
succeeded by Mr.. Cardwell or Mr..
HerDert. lss Id a. sss.. sayt
The. returns of the Board Of Trade
Of expectation for the first half of 1857,
show that 80 per cent Of the aggregate
shipments 60 the British possessions
and 10 per cent to the United States.
The Glasgow Polytechnic Institution
had been destroyed by fire. Among
the articles destroyed was the first
steam engine constructed by James
Watt.
American securities dull and nomi-
nal.
The London Underwriters, on the
Atlantic cable, offer to pay 364 per
cent. and give up oil claims to salvage.
The race for the Warwick cup came
off on the Sd. Three horses ran, viz
Fisherman, Oakball and Lecompte.
The American came in last, having
been beaten 20 lengths by fisherman,
the winner.
Eleven more regiments were under
orders for India.
FRANCE.-The court of assizes at
Paris had condemned Ledru Rollin,
Mazzini and Others to transportation.
The Paris Pays denies the reported oc'
cupation Of Formosa by the U. S. The
Spanish paper denies the existence of
a secret treaty between the U. S. and
Mexico.
1RussIA.-The health of the King
of Prussia gives uneasiness. 1t is sta.
ted that diplomatic relations with Ma
pies would shortly be resumed by
France and England.
RussIA.- Troops were concentrating
on the eastern frontier to prevent in
reference with the affairs Of the prin.
cipalitics.
Schamyl still held eleven Ct the
twelve block houses taken from the
Russians, although several desperate
attempts had been made to recover
them. Reinforcements Of 10000 men
are to be sent against Schamyl.
A Russian squadron was cruising off
Anapa, and a steamer lying in each of
the Circassian sea-ports, thus preven'
ting Savs Pascha from getting his re-
Gently purchased army and ammuni-
ton from Constantinople.