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MECHANICS. INVENTORS, AND MANU-
lNl fac~turers.-Twclfth Year.-Prospectus OF se
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

MECHANICS. INVENTORS, AND MANI
lNl facturers.-Twclfth Year.-Prospectu OF inc
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
This work differs materially from other punil,
cations being an Illustrated pef1odical, ade'o.ed
chiefly to the PRONUNCIATION Of lnforn1ation relasns
to the various Mechanic and Chcm.c Arfs, Indus
trial Manufacturers agriculture, faIents' insel-
lions. Engineering, MiliWork, anu all intercss
which the light of practical science Is caicula'ed
to advance.
:, Convenient auarto form for binding, and pre-
sonts an elegant typographical appearance. Ey-
erv number contains Eight Large Pages of read
mo abnndantly illustrated with original engra-
vinpsLall Of them engraved expressly for thia
publication.
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Manufacturers, Agriculturists, and people o. eF-
cry profession in life, will find the Scientific a
merican to be of great value in their respective
callings.
Reports Of United States Patents granted are
also published every week, including official cop
les OF all the Patent claims. These claims ae
published in the Scientific American in adfahee
of all other papers. ,~
Much might be added in this Prospectus. "
prove that the Scientific American Isl pnp G.
ton which every Inventor. Mechanic, Ai .asa
and Engineer in the United States saoala g PAWN
ize; but the publication is so thorough! sn nocr-
throughout the conntry that we refrain from o''u-
plying further space. IN s,vc tbens
It's counsels and suggestions VIII sase a;nr
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them continual source of knoWledee' -
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CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

Gov Melville, of Mississippi, has summoned an extra
session Of the State Legislature 10 assemble the FIRST
Monday in November next
Tho Boston Traveller reports that two business mes
ages from New York merchants their correspondents
In England passed through the American teleg ap Office
on Thursday staae for London One of them, contain
ing 81 words paid through $751; and the other II words,
fol which SGT were paid
The whortleberry crop OF New Jersey ID much smaller
than last year. Ocean CO., IL Is estimated, will furnish
only s. 900 $40 900 WORTH from localities which last
year furnished from $50 $40 900 worth The whole
crop from Burlington Ocean, and Monmouth 1t is esti
mated will not exceed $40 900 in value
From january to July 81 the ice shipped from Bos-
ton TO foreign ports 81 $40 tons But besides this
there about tons not entered at the custom
house shipped to southern ports principally Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
1t is said that tho very first paragraph of Hon Rufus
two hundred and sixty words uttered without pausn
for breath Another sentence contains five hundred
words twelve inches long in print and is decorated
with two hundred and fifty adjectiyes.
The authorities of Massachusetts shipped lot of for
cgn-bom paupers, seventy fvo in number, Sat-
irlay last for Liverpool law passed by tho egsla-
State authorized this proceeding.
The Baltmoreans are rejoicing over the SUCCESS Of
the new ship channel in the Patapsco river On Satur-
day its capacity tested by the passage of ship draw
ing I9A feet water, and vessel drawing ~ feet might
have been carried up.
The first bale of new cotton at Mobile reached that city
on the 4th instant from Washington county. 1t was
sold for IL cents per pound.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION

were well chosen and cioqucntly urged The origin and
progress Of the society from its original thirteen to its
present prosperous and ourising condition, with nearly
700 members, aud its revised constitution, extending the
pledge-tcrm from to five years, were the most
inent features of this admirable and impressive lecture
The applause with which the whole discourse
sonaly interrupted but which did not exceed the bounds
OF Sabbath propcty evinccd the deep interest and tell
ing effect which the lecturer produced his hearers
The lecturer closed by announcing that the next lee
ture In the course would be delivered by H. c. Mel
esq., the first vice president of the society Of which due
notice would be given in the city papers.
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TIE Corroy MANUFACTURES An intelligent correspond
ent of the New York Times writing from Providence,
furnishes interesting Information in relation to the
cotton manufacture He states that the best cotton
COSTS when delivered either In Providence Boston,
cents per h. Cotton has been steadily advancing in price
for eight years. notwithstanding rapid increase Of
production In lS4S the crop exported from the United
States 8l4 274 900 lls the average price 81
per H. The crop of 1856 exported was 1851 431 7Ol
lbs at Sal cents per lb The exports of 1857 were
lO4S 1872 475 lbs, at IL SIS per h. The home market
in 1856 absorbed GAO 900 bales Of 400 pounds EACH lit
tic less than onesxth Of the entire crop AT present
prices this amount of material would be worth $3l
900 O0O 1t il impraccable to ascertain what additional
value is given it by the labor Skill and ingenuity be-
slowed upon it's manufacture, but it is probably exag
geraon estimate the gross proceeds of this branch
industry in the New England States at $50 600 900 pei
annum.
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A BOLD, BUT BEAUTIFUL FIGURE.

During the delivery Of sermon, last Sunday, In st.
Paricks Catholic Church In this city, the eyes of the
congregation suddenly rveted upon the speaker,
Rev Francis X. Boyle by what, for the moment seem
cd to be depression to the alabsorbing topic Of CONVEX
satiop and conjecture throughout the civilized world
the Atlantic telegraph Tho eloquent divine spoke in
terms of glowing panegyrc of this wonderful triumph
of human science and dacd upon the revolutions which
the grand achievement will accomplish in the CONNER
cal, political, and social condition Of tho two hems-
phcrcs thus successfully united by means of the electric
wire What Is 1t, after all, exclaimed the speaker when
compared with the instantaneous communication be-
tween the Throne Of Divine Grace aud the heart of man
Offer up your silent petition for grace 1t is transmitted
through realms of unneasured space rapidly than
the ghtnngs FASH and the reaches the soul ere
tho prayer has died away the sinners lips Yet this
telegraph, performing its saving functions ever since
Christ died for Calvary fills not the world with OK
ultation and shouts Of gadness with Examinations and
bonres and the booming of cannon The reasons one
the telegraph Of this world and may produce wonderful
revolutions earth the other is the sweet communion
between Christ and tho Christians SOUL and will secure
glorious Immortality In Heaven
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NEW ORLEANS MATTERS.

telegraph despatch states that the total number of
deaths from yellow fever that have occurred in the Chair
~ Hospital between the 30th ut and yesterday 10Th inst
was g. During the period thorc IA cases
discharged cured leaving the number remaining So seve
raj OF which regarded conyaesoent The disease Is
confined anoss entirely TO persons who unaccmated
the number of reported in private practices being
very few The health Of the city generally is still regard
ca Nv our best physicians most excellent
The first bale of new cotton Of Louisiana growth
received from Madison Parish the 9Th instant the
9th seven bales were received from Rapides.
The steamer Virginia had exploded at the Lakes; a
hoc was blown ia her bottom causing the vessel to fill
rapidly and sinking her to the main deck AT last nc
counts the boat was u complete wreck. There no
passengers on board at the time but five six of the
hands, principally firemen, are supposed to DO lost.
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LECTURE BY REV. DIR. o'TooIs.

The introductory lecture 10 tho regular series of
public lectures before the G. T. A. b. s. of the
District of Columbia delivered by Rev. Dr. OTooe
at Temperance Hall Sunday evening last before
largo and hghlyintclligent auditory Of both
among whom we noticed, besides many other friends
of tho temperance movement on rational and vol
untary principles of the most distinguished of this
class, Rev DIR. Kingsord, formerly Of Alexandria, but
of this city. The exercises were opened and tho
lecturer introduced by II c. Mel in few brief but
appropriate remarks happily conceived and forciby pre-
scented The topics discussed by the reverend lecturer
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10y- REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEERS,
the officers proposed by their resolution O. tho 10th
his from Bedford Tuesday the 10th Of August
anticipate favorable proposition
be submitted is that the officers be assembled for
struction previous to that occasion.
Tho officers OF all grades belonging the volunteers will therefore
assemble the Tuesday the ~ and Friday the 9th
August, hour of O'clock Columbian Armory
these meetings reports will be submitted Of the state and condition Of
the several companies In view of the reorganization the
and officers sufficiently instructed expected
frankly their determination qualify themselves, without
rected.
Encouragement win Immediately be given the formation
company chasseuys pied consist or between Is
80 of select their officers and be armed when
brecc loading rifles
bayonet They will form tho first company rifles
battalion, and BIO drilled according 10 iardecs system.
Young citizens belonging the several fire
who have well qualified themselves by their
engines and by their endurance and bravery res invited
their officers. YAss$ sll
BY order Of Colonel Hickey: tssgfy 5a.
July 30--coh II. N. OBER Adjntant
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EXCURSION.
THOR PINEY POINT. OLD POINT. NORFOLK,

ENOR PINEY POINT OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
AND PORTSMOUT.--Eor the accommodate OF families and
wishing enjoy tho uxurs Of fresh h crabs and
bathing afforded BY those places the nne safe and comoous
Powatan will Washington SATURDAY O'Clock
the above points, continue during tho bathing
commencing Saturday July 17 from her berth ut the
wharf, foot OF 9th arriving at Pney Point Mt
day Old Point st4 and Norfolk at Sunday morning
Returning will leave Norfolk Monday at Old Pont
nnsy Ponta Tuesday and arrive at Washington at
10, M day
Fare including meals Iney Point 81 Old Point Norfolk
S. and for tho round trip including meals S. Children
half price. Dertls free; state rooms extra.
will BIO taken and landed at all tho landings
Potomac
For tickets and further information apply the Office of the Gren
Southern Southwestern ticket Office No 372 Pennsylvania
three doors east OF Browns Hotel the board
the boat foot OF 9th street
CILAs. T. MITCHELL,
Captain,
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
July 22--d Superintendent Of p. s. b. Company.
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LroR THE sPRINGs.-BA AND OHIO

LSOR THE SPRING AND OHIO
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BEDFORD, CAPON, JoIspAN'S,
tickets from Washington
have made,
washington 70 the Northern Virginia and Bedford Springs
FOR BERKELEY SPRINGS, Morgan county, yrginia) the
through mail train leaving Washington
Sundays stopping Sir Johns Pun son l2l Baltimore
and two miles from tho Springs by stage
Johns Run s. 3 arrive Sir Johps by noon, Berkeley
ro The train leaving Washington at
with the Berkeley Sir Johns Run
by which passengers reach the Springs before midnight
FOR BEDFORD SPRINGS bedford county Pennsylvania
trains from Washington is, p m
2l0 mics; thence 23
leave Cumberland every O'clock arriving
dinner ut the Springs. Fare through, ~ rs.
FOR J0RNs SPRINGS (2s miles from arpes Ferry
the Winchester railroad, } and q EFsNH KS
FOR siIANNoNDAE SPRINGS 3 miles from Hnrpers Ferry
the will take the mail
Ferry with Winchester
CAPON SPRINGS the 10, M, Winchester
70 mles arriving Capon early tea
TO Winchester, IS. s
leaving Washington by 10 o'clock
spend Sunday Berkeley aud be back Washington
m. Monday. I. II. PARSONS, Agent
W. u SMITH, Master OF transportation. July 2I--3w
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DIED.

the Navy Yard Of Washington Sunday the S instant
WAINWRIGHT Lieut. T. H. aud MAKlA NJ
PArrSasos aged four years and ono month.
The funeral will place from the yard at O'Clock this
Tuesday, afternoon.
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CHARLES s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THI

THARLES'S LONDON CORDIAL GIN-THE
~ ORIGINAL. AND ONLY LONDON GIN MPORTET,-This Gin,
distilled In London from sound barley survciancc
British delcatcIy Favored with ncturo
juniper berry, and Of tho most valuable the
table Kingdom rendering IN the opinion the
men, puros stmnnnt ductc
delicious tonic, delicate differing
other devoid harsh,
the article Holland Gin Snapps
Though not intended medicine tits by physicians
generally Of Dysrpsa Govt Rheumatism Dropy
Cpc era Fever and Aghc srcnse Discusses the Urinary
the Kidneys aud the Bowels Nervous Debility &C. whilst the
weaker will nn by liz adoption relief from those distress
annoy which frequently attend their docato
Valentine New York, the highest medical authority
prononnces CHAESS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
the Kind he has
the southern
well for travellers exposed to changes OF water
quarts and pnts thirty cents
druggists grocc frutcres and country Beware
limitations buy only CARIRS's NONE OTHER IMPORTED
Mny had Washington OF Ford Brother Clark
D. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard Ryon.
EDMUND G. CHARLES
A Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York
EDMUND Q. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar LILY 40 Broadway, New York
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SAWED AND SPLIT WOODY far the cheap
~ est and most desirable article fuel that the
heated term all
the enfe day, thereby causing raate throughout tho
housc 10 the the Whereas
wood enough only tho At once desired meal
leaving the house cool during the
We all convenience give II
trial. To be bad only Of T. J. W M GAIT
Once northwest Of 18th eeiS square
fennyivsnia avenue and at their Mills
s"ce1 July 31--1ou
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Tee! ICEl! ICE !!--Just received per schooners
Andover Charlotte Reeve, Swan sade, yncenne, Mary Anna
nry Nay Kako Dexter and Eleanor thousand os
aifta L. j. MIDDLETON, EI.t
Aug lost Office G. rner Twelfth streets
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4 LII SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, WITH

nj
IA entire stock OF fancy colored silks robes in MI
brcs offered at recently aud largely prices
Our stock OF all kinds OF dry goods for general family
thoroughly assorted throughout the entire year.
northern correspondents us nov, sunns
daily in all hrst.class dry goods.
Ono price only marked plain agucs purchaser de
ceved = =
Wc are not opening .ad
All old bills be paid o
nrcy serious on this point Wc desire
we reserve 70 ourselves the right
bill made after this tho very need s
amount
Our entire stock marked in plain figures tho
kef prices hence customers who
past are assured THAT they viii not be permitted
make payments In small instruments verbal
70 call In few days. when hill the
cash. l.Ill.I ~ a e} (. I'.5lE1
Ms mako our business as
possible, without disturbing the pleasant relations
between OF customers and ourselves long series Of
years. FERRY BROTHER,
3a "Centra Stores, west building,
Aug5-l0tn opposite Centre Market
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DICHARD HILL, General Agent and Collector
III Richmond will his whole time 10 the Collection
Claims and will attend business all the towns in Virginia
RIcsnosD, Va, May 10, 1858.
We, tho undcrsgnc known Richard Hill for
and cordially hin, the public
Richie X Dunnavant, editors Richmond Enquirer Va.
De VIII, Lloyd IIsrdwckc, editors Richmond Examiner.
onduran, Elliott Shields proprictors the Richmond Wing
Jno n Gregory, United States attorney.
Juiy lin
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NOTlCB-The regular monthly meeting OF the
~ Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Society be held ON this
Sunday evening their Hall O'Clock Ful a,ondaucc IL ear
nes,y Invited the revised DO bcre The meeting
"' 'he nnn ssutn u the Society, JAS j. KANE,
"b"e Secretary.
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COOKING COAL.

~ superior article this day
other Kind of Coal guaranteed Coal Kent m
roored aod rooted yards 2,2i0 lbs. 10 the ton.
"-iom TJ&w. NJ GAlR
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EDUCATION.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

Nj A1iONAL MEDIOAlt OOIIlACUL
CoLumA Col1xou, ~
Washington, D. c..
The thirty annual OF lectures Will ths
institution tho 18th Of October and continue until The
March. 81
THOMAS MHLER n d.
sessea. Professor u Anatomy.
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases o. Women Children
JOSHUA RILEY, MI.
Professor of ateria Medica Therapeutics Hygiene
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., 800
Professor Of Pathology Practice Medcine and Cnca Medicine
JAMES y. WAftNG, n. D., g,
Physiology
X. KING STONE, n D.,
Medicine
JOHN G. f. H0IsTON NJ D.,
Professor Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
HENRY WURTz, H. A., -sass
H5 Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
SIDEN W. CROW, n. d.,
Demonstration " Anatomy.
XII st N 48
For the csrc course sos
sinse uCkeH ~
Matchmaking Fee paid only
Graduating rs
No charge for clinical lectures. sA
J. RILEY, n. n, Dean. n
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNrON, VA.

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
sTAUNrON, VA
Rcv. R H. PTIIIIPH,A "A. ", Principal.
Rev. j. G. WHEAT, A. ~ Vice PrincI#i.
Assisted by full corps Of Professors Teachers
rTNRUSTEES: RI. Rev. w. Meade D. D.; Rt. Rev.
IL j. Johns b. d.; Rev. j. A. Iasnc n H. smith Dr. r. II
stribling wm kinney Achie, p. Powers b. CrawsDrd
vBlrORS N
Rev. E. G. Mcclure, ID. d., Hon. r. C. +. Moncure,
Rev. w. Sparrow, ID. d., Prof John b. Minor,
Hon. w. 9. Rivcs, r Cperton, Eng,
Hon. w. Ballard Preston, Backiosd NO.
Hon. George W. Summers David W. Barton, ESQ.
Hon. A. H. II. Stuart Tazewel Taylor. ESQ
Hon. John Ietcher, DR.. Dcane,
Hon. George W. Thompson VIM. H. FowIe, Esq.
The buildings erected for the purposes Of Female Collegiate
sute cammodious and elegant situation
heahfues from the temptations Incident citos and
surrounded by refined society s Southern and
Southern portion
the confedcracy.
The next session will commence the 10Th September
Board and English per music
guages drawing, &c. extra. 1901
Crculars with full Information, upon application
cipa Rev. H. H. PHILLIPS
June io-eod2m% 6taunton Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DIED SULPHUR SPRlNGS-MoSRog COUNTY, VIZ
IN spsinss orsa he
well known rnodnAl
thai had
the Red sulphur springs speedy pulnc
nary consumption Affections chronic darrt~ dysg1ss,
and diseases Of the brain
Visitors ynchburg should leave shsSsa and
railroad Depot they wi then have bat
thirty staging good road Via Orange and Alex
anra raroad there about seventy nis
Of staging
yAs would and better And ass~o,
by coming arty usually much erowAs soseh o
month Of August T. g. CAMmuA y W.
May 30-d2no .tl'4 20
TONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYK&AT
81 springs, Warren county, North Carolina Ihsss ftn e
healthy coantSy, - nNs
Depot the Raligh r~lEn - ghh
place John Wilson will Keep hsnds0sNe harss
stage ready passengers directly the Spaiau
The establishment will be- opened for the recsptn VI vioTs
18th day Of June, 1858 r
For board month - %
!" week. .-,.--..f,.s.-.-r-.. ~
Z" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
Horses pcr month ~
o0
% day ....................-........ 10
children under IL years aud servants halxics
daily will be brought abs Springs during ~ ssese
2s, 1858. W. u. JONk6, Fr0stsapr
July -2n2saw Hf41at IA .8 sia
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VISITING FRKMKS.-Wc learn that delegation of fire.
from the Northern Liberty Hose Company Of Phila
depha arrived here last evening" and others expected
to arrive this morning There will be presentation this
afternoon at the Northern Liberties Engine House, at
which the city councils have been invited to attend and
understand that both companies will 90
sion to Glymont to-mo
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TNAMfLY COAL--Just received one thousand tons
Anthracite Coal family
larod order III II w. N. GAIT,
July 3I--l0tK NV 18th sta, Nc. SAT.
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WARRINGTON IxraMARr
Clinical Department Of the National Medical College

Clinical Department Of the National Medical College
During delivered by tho Pro
fesors Medicine Surgery operations
performed before tho class During the remaining
the clinical lectures delivered tho prosors
Of the approaching
vored daily commencing ut AZ, Students residing ths
admitted tho
distance who wish
rao who will inform hem Of the register their
for W. r. JOHNSTON, n d.,
Aug 10--2awtlstNov Curator,
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WANTED.--The trustees Of tn

TEACHER WANTED---The trustees of the
l. Rockville Academy, IN MONTGOMERY county, Nd wish to
permanently gentleman qualified 10 principal OF the
and proficient in the Latin and Greek languages
personal interview with the candidates
their scholastic attnent together with credentials Of
character, will be required
Applications received until Tuesday,
when election will DO made for the ensuing commencing
the LIST OF September f3G tsis3
Rockville Academy endowed Incorporated
The principal rcsyes 800 annnm from the State fund three
AtLs IL the tuition fees, ESg, 40 a Sl1s efs5
The Of Rockville s IL miles from Washington, by
turnpike with daily communication malls
health, and possesses many social adyauhgcs
BY order IL the beard RICHARD J. BOWIE,
Aug g. 3tawt24 st asE Secretary
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STEAM FiREWOOD MILLS, foot of Seventeenth
~ street r. J. W. ~ GAIT, Proprictors.
and streets No 547 square avenue
July 3l-I0tf "
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TmR FRANKLIN FIRE CoMpASY.-At a recent meeting
of this Fire Company ii resolved inasmuch they
about to establish library and reading that
the citizens of Washington would bic waited upon for do
nations in money, books, &C., which they may feel dis
posed to give. All persons having books other prop
erty belonging to the old library requested to return
them to John Wagner chairman of the committee the
library, 255 Pennsylvania avenue
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LNOR RENT--'The thrcc-story brick dwelling Mt
the southeast oenAniss ten
nnc dry cellar and has stable and carriage house
To will possess0n
Inquire f. TmpyIy No 437 between 10Th
room No IL, west wing Of Ps,ept Once.
August 4-eod3t =. W n Ist sB
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TINE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

TIME FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IL (nty miles Washington having
reganed the establishment will opened
18th under the direction accommodating supernsnd
reliable, assistants.
will be spared in order accommodate the
the former high reputation Of springs Tho
railroad Alexandria IN O'Clock ,orung
tho evening, Dn, 4, p
leaving Richmond also twice day thus adng the
yenent mode Of ~lf5
The will be- % day, $40 per week, per
children old and under IL haproe ass
halfprice. THOMAS GREEN.
23--2mos