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STATE OF TENNESSE E
.oncarv NJ AItsmont. August Jules,

STATE OF TENNESSEE
IN Cbancery. at AItamOnt, August. Rules, 1857
sAy Weaver formerly Sally Caldwell, and her husband,
lhn Weaver, cOmpRinsnts, VS. 5amte Caid"el,, Eh1a
Thompson, aud husband William Thompson, lo0tiha
Webster Green Bradshaw, and others, deieDdanLs'
Petition for DoUeT.
- notion and it appearing the satisfaction Of the
Clerk & Mas CT, the cOmplEnRnts bill sworn 10
tbatthe above pamd defendants nODresden Of the
nas Of Tennessee that the ordnsTy process of Law
not be- Il therefore ordered that pub
location be made IN the Nashville UNION AMERICAN,
Newspaper published the cyOf NashV for sour success
sve seks commanding said de endanis 70 appear at The
next term Of Chancey Conr 70 be- bed ~ the court
house in the town OF AamSnt the Friday after the
fourth Monday September eS7 and plead answer CT de-
m 10 cOmp snant bill the sane will be taken for con-
iessed to Them and set tor hearing s5 P5ZSs; ,
aug Is-W4tprs fee % CleEA x "Sstsf'
George E. Freeman, Samuel z. Hi-Ierbe;.o-u, soh3
NJ. Andsson, Massey Blu Josop5 SHls.t I'd Alsnc' q
Barrell, deiendsats-
Original Bill
n motion sndappsartng 70 the satisfaction Of lerk
Samuel Ba fre resident Of the STATE Of Tonnes
see hs ordinary process Of la" cannot be served
up5n HIM hefsfors ordered that publication be made
tf four suecesevs weeks in the UE sSD AEBRIcAE, a
the IS ID appear at the next term Of the Chsn
csry Court hello courthouse in town ei Alta
mont on the Friday after the fourth 4sy IN Septembers
JS7 aud plead demur the will be taken
pro confeSso TO hin and set for hearing sx pare
aug l5-w4tprs fee So Clerk q Msster
Wanted.
EIs7busdrs' 'ssssIs Of APFs cisss Naa:sd Sy
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ii a S H IL L E.
rates OF Advertising.
ToB PRINTING.

.s.,.,s,s~.-s .~ceedIng the space cOntEac'
~ 49, I'm be chang. for the excess:
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK -& CO..
3S Union Street.

Frank IesIie's Gazette of Fashion for Sep
TENDER, just received by lang sOl JOHN YORK & co.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for septea Der. Just received
Ii by aue27 JUHN YORK d co.
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Having been solicited by lienCs 10 become a
candidate for Mayor Of Nashville, take This mehud Of in
forming the voters Of SAID Cy, that am candidate and a
my election is certainly and being DESTROYS Of giving my
eutre time and ate lion 10 the Office. will lease my
Livery Stable and two Dwelling Houses College
street for twenty quick you NAV Lore
bargain. Taug 1911 NJ SINGLETON
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We, the undersigned passengers on ach. on
the End instant, from Beersheoa u TO Me
Minnvllle, when an accident occurred 3ending
the mountain oy winch the stage was but no
one seriously lnJured) take pleasure sJifying
that no blame whatever Is to be attrloto Mr.
Kelly, the driver, or Mr.. II. C. Angel, tent OF
the line; but II was one OF those unsVe acct
.-lants, which, under the circumstancetld NOT
Nave been preyented
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GEORGE 4As zEEs I04,
(Lats HsRI0f s HoLMls.3
Forwarding aad Commission Merchant,
EO.4 VEsDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. SC.

Particular attention given the sale Of Cotton, FlOar
Wheat Corn, and al other Prsdacs, also the Forward
Ing Of Goods 70 and from tue lniefi9r.
REszaEEcEs-B. s. Rhett. Eeq., Nesers. 4. s. 4 7. q.
Budd, W Heriot Baq, Charleston -, James 'Aalksx
sq, Nashville Tern., hoss K0nnadg, IluisTiils, ~.
Atilson q 8Hrns, BaluDoSe, Nd apfaa-Niy
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says;
- In passing through Pittsburg some months gnur-
ttased a bottle OF BOPRHAVE'S holland SIT II
tslleFed me 90 much that On returning home htw
upre oo-Nes from Dr. bH"tt, which completely cl OF
Feurdlgia. have rec 1mmeuded the article 70 ri ny
renot, at four or hyr Of ths BumoeT say IL cuirI
thlnk my recommendation has done more for ! Do
khhaoeiphlE than our advertising"
- NNoSsio ho' lermllled 10 pnbhsh the name, bnf p
fQn eaihhg al TIE store, or municatnE with us Dr.
Will be convinced OF the lrutn Of This sat meutD -
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Ia Charles less, Teacher on the Plaarp,
Guitar, and in singing, is now prepared les
ons, If desired, at the residence of the r.
rms, one dollar lesson none engage -sss.
"a twenty lessons. julyn
RSF The Nashville Academy of Muse ON
snce its fifth session on the Sd Mondav IN
r next. For particulars apply to The nal
No. "a, South Vine street. juiy1
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SALE OF RRAL RsPAfRI

N the arst Monday n November ask, Ne undSs gasa
Executors the ats Rev Banks D. 3lRgoB, assN.
El for sa, tie lss FeeeeRss Of nd Gss'd eS1t
hr8s les uorth d spring Greek In Carroll e0s1, foa
ne5ee all the real sstts bsOEgiAg 70 Ne saie ss, es
sJOat
TWENTY-FIVE HUHD1BD ACRHBi
lrge portion q his land Il Of tbO be- sgay e Coa
land the srctOu ubere 10 ltes Aso9s - a1os 69 =
Carroll county, inclnenG he ats Psstds1eo q l1s Gs4
dee The h0mestsaa ssntals 80 ssl, as08t -
cies red and car bs 4ded ntO o. god - glEBe.=
Scar 70 the homes . trast e . tnet e - eaEss
,sihest West Tenns ooRTea1s - sAufeAss a11
vi one add kaif miles Of Aayiuis aya sehDC, a. g
be best rstusiOns 10 ne eoaRtgJ. ThS neiyboshOoa .
ctIs sgssec for i1s good Do8isty aHa nOl1AI.
TIE liss n efs eya1tT nt1a NE
E5rA East THgntcn EsSlO aBd elO sIIa sll
land aHd Of he assss Czsiy fhs aa48 b Ca7aaA
g. Huntingdon.
Tse above lands VII be ella EitASss sr-sFTS CT - ~
menu0nsd TTEs Qse tlga esh, - kSsaBs h cas 80
wears, with hs8 rs4iBsd usal - PgEaessg 8sa5
paid. J. J. 9UE8eW,
u. 85B8OW,
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TIN-WARE
&Bb,

Ea
AND Warrant No 4 dAEea fAfsA ISL Esglea -
u Alfred n. FeEainz. Il WEs nsiisd n 20 u D1ogn-
5er S3 Grove, Davis soaaty love, E31 nsssE hs
coH3to hand fcreEAsn all psrs1la ron 1Gng - 49,
an rizhtul ouzes saa sAai appy b ne CoEzlo
sionsT q Pensions for daPhsEts Of sd Uanen1
va RAsR3.
CornerEyiBs, Giles ossnty, Tsua., A1s 81. %
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Ivy NIsue :" silay orders OF Ss'e 10 me "a
ID ron tne NltcHl Court OF Hickman countv..f 4.
slerm 1857, will Offer ior s.e 10 he hIybsi y "a.
u ne conrl-housr toor "a the town of Csrtre..
Bet MONDAY tae 5h day Of Octo1er, nent, H.
ssct oflauq ylhg 10 'lcNman county, district No o.
ing ~ osfimation, seN en- huucrad acres MOI. or e.s
>ded asiOleNs; ON t0e egs' by tract OF land sold
lie ale aud oio on by }. G. Anderson; porb and
thereon T. Jones nov lives, one mile beow he m
Pine River, Levied on By executions as he proper
SsI5 ,TS Sale wbin the usual Souls O'hso' an"
sOL. J. GEORGE. SheY
Eur 26-W4t-pre Zee -. Hickman cou
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now, as the light Of the moon disclosed plainly,
as well built and furnished with all the COM
forts of highly progressed agricultural region
as any other in the Union. How abolitionism
could have ventured to attempt to account for
Its defeat last fall i'm fllinois-by sneer at the
darkness of Egypt, is past me to divine.
1t was midnight when the excursion trains
rolled-one after another in close proximity
into the depot opposite st. Louis. There we
were welcomed by thousands, amid the blaze Of
q thousand torches, and with q speech from
the Mayor Three large steamers-the Balti-
more Illinois and Die Vernon-were moored at
the depot landing, and on each of these we went
in three divisions, to discuss a capital supper
and then turn in in the staterooms, one for each
two of their guests, having been provided by
the liberality of st. Louis Here must say
that the arrangements for our comfort and en-
joyment made by the Ohio and Mississippi X all
road Company were not even second to those of
Chillicothe, from beginning to end A large
delegation Of railroad men wero with us, all of
whom agree that in all things this particular
road is q model. Think of transporting two
thousand souls over their long route -342
miles-under such circumstances without O
minutes delay not marked down in advance on
the time tables W. D. WI
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
L. fhinka that

"One OF the chief merits of Gov Walkers in
augural address Is Its entire freedom from the
Wrapping influences of simply partisan views. He
addresses himself, not to Democrats or Black Re-
he has few emphatic words to saw to each, but
TO the whole people of the whole Territory and
with degree of earnestness and eloquence which
will command universal attention IL It does not
secure general conviction"
correspondent Of the Union, over the sig
nature of "H, T" discusses the Mormon question.
taking opposite ground to the views expressed
in the Stars article of Wednesday last upon
the same subject
~ 4. H., In communication to the
Union upon the first passage of the United
States Steamship Niagara and the blame which
has been unjustly laid upon the Navy Depart
ment for the annoying accidents which attend
ell this trip of hers deems it 'but fair to state,
In advance of results, that the Niagara did not
emanate from the Navy Department, but, on
the eontrary-as we have reason to believe
wac forced upon the department by irresistible
outside pressure; therefore, as the department
cannot take credit for any excellence this ship
may display, it must be held equally above re-
proach for her inefficiency. The model of the
Niagara submitted by her constructor, though
presenting admirable points, and most especial
ly designed for the attainment of high speed,
did not meet the appOval Of the constructors at
Washington. and the arrangement of her decks
and disposition Of her interior was at variance
with the general views of the Navy. Her
spar', "a well az every thing else about her, were
draughted by the some hand, excepting only
the engines, which were built by contract
''In fact, all that the Navy Department has
had to do with the Niagara-namely, to appoint
her crew and officers-has been well done; for
her commander has most wisely considered the
success of the mission in which she is now en-
gagged Of too great Importance to the nation to
be hazarded by testing to the utmost the power
of her machinery or the endurance Of her spars.
both Of which had intimated by strong symp-
toms that they required nursing"
The InteiiIgencer resumes to-day the SUI
preme Court opinion upon the bred Scott case,
with editorial comments thereon
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PERSONAL

.... Hon. p. Powell, Va, is at Kirkwoods'
-. Ex-Governor Geary, Of Kansas, is at the
Astor House, New York.
-. Rev. DR.. Butler, of Cincinnati, (late of
Washington,) has received call to Chicago
80. John B. Cough is now in Boston, and will
years.
80. The Georgetown (South Carolina) Times
proposes Chancellor Dargan a successor Of the
late Senator Butler.
80. The Florida Champion states that the Gov
ernor elect OF that State now resides In small
double log cabin, built up with peeled pine poles
.... John G. SAKE, of Vermont, is to deliver the
Poem before the Psi-Upsilon Convention at Am
herst College, Mass, which meets on Monday,
10th of August
80. Hon. p. c. Child, NJ. C. elect from Con-
necticut; ex-Gov. Pratt, and Gen Morgan, Of
Maryland and Col Clayton, of Delaware, are
at Willards'.
.... 1t is reported that an attempt will he made
in the City Council of New York to give General
Walker public reception. Captain Kidd lived
and died before his time. He should have -four
ished In this age.
~. Ciairvoyance, according to the London
Times,
"Is the art Of seeing through
Ihose who're not sharp enough to see through
,....P Kean, Virginia correspondent Of the
New ! ork Herald, assaulted one Of the editors of
the South Side Democrat, Petersburg on Monday
last, with biudgeon, for publishing personal
comments about him. Mr. Banks. the editor in
question, was struck upon the head from behind
though not seriously injured. Others prevented
the conflict from going on.
-. Ex-President Fillmore and ex-President
Pierce have both accepted invitations to attend
tae Bunker Hill celebration in Boston, on the 18th
inst 1t. Gen. Scott, another invited guest. will
be escorted TO Boston by the National Guards, of
New York, and on arriving at the former city will
be to his quarters the National Lancers
Ex-President Tyler has also been invited by both
branches Of the Massachusetts Legislature and the
Bunker Hin Society to participate in the celebra.
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lie 10 cost
- HOUSEKEEPERS, G~9
LOOK BE FORE YOULE4P. 49,
~ PURCHASE THE Best 2fS8
NV T. + Il A II o.

OR NONE.
now invite the especial attention of Housekeep-
ers to the NEW ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR
which is certainly IN advance for the purpose oI
heeptnE and Cooling MEATS, MILK, BUTTER.
FRTIT, WINES, &c, OF any article now before the
public. '"o
All the compartments are guaranteed dry and CON-
odor. ~ pN'
~ The principle of the ARCTIC REFRIGERA-
TUX, clearly this that the air leaves the ice at
the temperature Of 81 degrees and falls in this CEN
ulon directly through the Ice box descending until
IL reaches the bottom passing through the opening
ia the centre DIVISION then gradually expanding ana
ascending as IL becomes warmer until IL enters the
Ice again at the top of the ice box, thereby causing
perpetual circulation, and ventilation BY hot ex
teInal AR Is needed or permitted
The shelves OF the ARCTIC are open work to
allow the free circulation of the down about ths
sides OF vessels or articles from the shelves thus
entirely surrounding them with moving currents of
cold air. "
They open with double doors upon the front and
seasoned lumber, in the very best manner and hand
soInelv grained, makes o desirable piece of Furpi-
ture for a dining room, and have a water lar from
which perfectly cold water can be had at an times
without additional ice. " ''
The idea that Refrigerator must he constantly
supplied with current Of warm air from outside by
means oil ventllator at top hack, s entirely ex
Poded It's only effect IL to keep up a supply of
moisture, which il enters is condensed upon the
s4es ana upon whatever the Refrigerator contains.
we earnestly ask purchasers to examine this mat
Ter critically, and to buy the best Refrigerator ever
1nade, Uh,ch IS non: other than the Arctic.
For sale only in this city, by
le lost No. Sl8 Pa. ave. bet. 10th and nth SITS.
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DUPP'S HOTEL.
IL The underslgne would respectfully inform the
public that he has made various improvements *.
to his well known estab Ishment and that he IL
prepared to receive and entertain his custolners-A
In the most superb manner.
His House Is conducted on the European style; the
rooms and the strIctest attention pad to the
wants of his guests.
The Bar Is furnished with the best Of LIQUORS
CIGARS, &c.
The great dsStdsrdtH,n, Quietness, GOODNESS, Gin
the garden attached,D insres for all a pleasant re-
sort. Obllglng assistants are always at hand, and
ali demands will be promptly attended 10.
WM. RUPP,
10 low No. 484 Pa. av.. bet. Sd and A. SITS.
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2ei Penn. avenue, cd door east l4th at. je 1884,
DINEI POINT PAVILION.
l. This delightful SUMMER RESORT will be
opened on the 10Th instant for a limited number ~,
OF guests. tEE
The proprietor regrets to announce that, in -
consequence of the destruction of seventy three
rooms by re last winter he will be unable to accom-
MEDIATE excursions bringing the masses for the pres
ent. w. w. DIX.
q ln-pn9t
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G1,Pa S MS5E Il 9HR E MeFFsSs 81
lion SSMSfI GSa;!
~THE SEVENTH wARDDEMOCRATIC
Nal. 1t f. %ss' PSss
ra attendanGe desired as these Is business Of i'm
PG ms to be 'r'n''''sa MM. G. FLOOD. Pres.
~NATIONAL GUARD.-You are notified to
:ss' fSsso Z II $S$&S$ II
~sTRAwBERRIE wanting fine
US Strawberries can get them either by the au
Ger or in large quantities at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner 18TH and streets. Jes-lw
nrTHE MEMBERS OF THE COMMIT
@sns for % sss o
sis " 18th and 18th street,:
BY request of the Chairman, ,,,,rr
.0rATTTENTy3N, PRESIDENT MONT
N ED GUARD.-lou are hereby notified TO at
June nth At x ; m .sness Of mRoT
es-s O.N0. y oDr.. w. +. 4. LUTZ. Sec.
o+THE LADIES invite the public 10 the
odd FeoSs PtsEE1 ZIP iSi'SRT aa a
THURSDAY EVENINGS, Juno 10th and Iitb.
Refreshments of every kind will lie furnished at
Wlther's celebrated Band Is engaged, and other
epter tanments will be provided.
Tickets IS cents. admitting gentleman and lady;
or single admission . cents; children IN cents.
ye8-it
n-PUBIIC MEETING The citizens Of
~ Washington who condemn unqualIhedl, the
invasion of our city by renegade hand of lasless
Iutiisns from Baltimore known by the name of Plug
Ugles, on the day OF our late Municipal Elections,
snd their mur1erous Interference with elections;
and who sustain the President of tue United States
IN the prompt, energetic, aud sthcIhnt measure he
took, IN obedIencs to the Constitution, to suppress
the riot, to enforce tho laws and defend every
Hfs I W next, to sSpt sneR
resolutions as will be expressive Of these Important
This call is made in obedience to the wish of very
per to that effect. jes 81
o+ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-A
names with ID. B. Clark and Chas. Wilson, as sub
Street. ON rHURsDRY EVESfNG the 18th in i.n
citation.
Persons desiring to take stock also invited to
be present. le 4eo4t
E3 Lists for the present ear 1857 ARE now my
hands for COLLECTION. Those who shall pay their
.'' " ~ c. +. sHEXELL. Collector.
Georgetown. ID. c. je Slim
MAssGHHTNNRs N9 70 he FSTH EtE rpH e.
CLES, BASKETS, MOTIONS, &c. jelO
SOFT AND HARD CRABS RECEIVED
- daily By express. only few hours out of water.
Sold by the dozen' at a ios sggM ,sff. r. pRuRy.
jo lost 2e4 Penn. ave.. I'd door east i4th 81.
FOR sALE-A young NEGRO MAN. conlpe
L tent to wait on table, do Homework IN general;
him to resident OF Virginia Maryland. or District
H a. lis h. &ddes SS
ington, ID. Z. 1t
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5000 REwARD.--Ran away from the. suIscr

K.10n KEWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
SSOO Der on Saturday. the 9Th instant, inv 81
NEGRO MI n named JACOB SHORTER. CS
sand Negro IL from five feet four to six inches IN
high, Fl years OF age, speaks quickly when n
quest lOned. Has relatives in Prince George .4<&s
aud Anne Arund. counties, where he NAV be Iurk-
city.
will give $50 if taken in the county, SIOO if taken
Out OF the county and IN the State, and S20O tax en-
again. WIN. &. FOWLER,
. Dunklrk, Calvert county, Nd.
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time OF observation is
about 2 opeIooL N,
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THREE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. PIANOS
Il AT GREAT BARGAlNS.-These-rs
p Is have been used but short time h, STVYS7
take old Pianos IN change, &c.
Two Of them are full seven octaves, finely finished
rosewood cases, and of exquisite tone and touch one
Is only octave.
These Pianos. purchasers may safely rely upon as
bong truly great bargains, and they will do well TO
call and see them, at our extensive Piano Ware
rooms, No. SIC, between 9th and 10th.
10 10 JOHN F. ELLIS
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Il OST-pu SATURDAY. afternoon at the presidart's
- Grounds, jet and Cold Bead BRACELET,
ior winch suitable reward will be given if returned
je e-St'
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HORACE NERNET AND Hts BATTLE PIECE FOR
THE CAPIroL.-If we are to credit statement
in the Providence JOHynai, a paper usually
we'll posted in foreign art-gossip, there i. some
misrepresentation in regard to the supposed en-
gagement of Horace Vernet to paint historical
battle piece for the National Capitol
A correspondent in Paris writes to the Jour-
nal that he met Vernet and congratulated him
on the compliment from tho new world to his
genius, but that the painter replied that he
knew nothing Of the fact
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LIST OF PArENrs.-The following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending June 8, 1857-each
bearing that date:
Reuben G. Allerton, Of New York, N. Y.-For
blotter.
Lyman Beebe and Geo. F. Smith, Of Michigan
railroad bars
Geo benjamin, of Avoca, N. Y.-For improved
devices for holding bit in the brace
Theodo e Bergner, Of Philadelphia Pa-For
machine for rounding and backing books
saml Z. Bishop, Of New York, N. Y-For
Improvement in machines for covering insulated
wire with lead, or other ductile metal.
Chas. Bigelow, OF Hastings, Minn-For i'm
proved machine for growing stove pipe
Asa Blood, of Norfolk, Va.-For improved
Chas. +. BOsworth, Of Petersham Mass-For
improvement In machines for pairing, coring and
1uafering apples.
Asa o. Broad, of Louisville, Ky-For improve
ment in metallic band fastening for bales &c
j. :. Brown, Of Washington, ID. C.-For i'm
proved self loading cart
Thos. B. Butler, of Norwalk, Conn-For i'm
Proyement in machinery for manufacturing felt
cloth.
David N. B. CONN, jr., Of Newton, Mass-For
Improvement in carpet fastenings.
Patrick Clark, Of Railway, N J.-For improve
ment in machines for drying pastebOard or paper
jeremiah nj. Crosby, Of Norwalk, Ohio-For
improved catch for doors
Calvin Carpenter, Jr., of Providence, X. L.
For improved machine for making horse shoe
nails.
VIM; l.. cawthron,, Of Harpers' Ferry, Va
For railroad switch lock.
M c. Chamberlin, Of Johnsonsburgh, N. Y
Q. improved seif-acting wagon brake:
Geo. l.. Chaplin, of Perrysburgh, N. Y-For
improved mitre-box
John Chilcott, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm.
ProVement In bakers' ovens,
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DRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-to tcit:
i hereby certify that Edmund p. Goldman of
Prince Georges County, Mary land, brought before
me- the subscriber one OF the Justices of the Peace
IN and Tor the said county this 9th day of June s57
as STRAY, horned COW, roam head and sides white
Given under my hand.
JNO. w. SCOTT.JP.
The owner OF the above described Cow will come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away. EDMUND p, GOODMAN
Jc 10 ST. Bladensburg, Nd.
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
II VIRGINIA

/ A'aOSClhp w III SPh1NGS,
Il VIRGINIA.
This highly improved and well established WA
TERlNG PLACE, Is now open for the public *,
reception. The trains on the Orange Road, fromfes
Alexandra west, and from Gordonsvs east LA
connect at Warrenton with lines OF Stages Cor
the Springs, distant six miles by graded road.
Passengers from Baltimore and Washington clty
strive ut the Springs at lex O'Clock i., and from
Richmond and the South to dinner.
All inquiries promptly responded to by letter and
circulars giving particulars, forwarded upon appli-
cation. THOMAS r. p INi;R
je lO-lm ALEXANDER RAKER