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cotton we're received in Nsw Orleans.
IRON TEXAS. On the 9th ult.-lss,
Nosday vesk. The two bales ~err
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hfh >iR: Asauuthsr has nc.s ss-s
ts ai hand. We take the liberty u usilg
IN You With oar card aud Circular % .
form .oa that W have sold Nr. J. u
Npfttsln IN interest in our business
Thanking tuu Tor the man fsvsr =
ave ryccts \ Ut your hands, We trsst
tY strict and promp, attention 10 ~
hs'tuess intfu'tsi to cur care, ws ID
teulthae TO merit taur patronage.
The hnaurial embarrassment tho -
b'sh upon the country during he ~
bus ness season. %esusel BY the susrs~~s
II the banks, had the sacc, 10 rcv>s
sat rrea, and rapid fluctuations b :
prize VI pur great Staple. Cotton. -.
fealerel u very dimcul, TO mske -
sales. II. hsseser. We have met shd
Teetastaus Of friends IN the ssIs.
have made for them, ~ have aeesW
- The Frss, rerrase for which vse
- ardsnily and earnestly lahored. ~
We are not yet FREE from all Of tkses 2
bsrrassments. still We think ~ ~
strong reason 10 hope and believe =
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renwy.
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ton Warehouse. detached freos
other buildings. Particular stsss
vii be given To the storing " Csss>e !
shipment or sale in shi. market, - :
arr prepared to make cash sdvanEe
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swtssove Cents per Daoe5
tore AMI ship at GfOy Ceoee
HaIcs We Keep On arcn Pclxy
.aFsnes. hut will insure no CcuQeiee
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Dispatch saws that a Madrid papcr
called la Euaaa i snecnlatlpe mon
The chances OF a war between the
'n''ed States and spain on account
o' ''ha h' bV'aHa recommend
an INVASION 81 'his country N The
event ~ war; and se'ins - have no
i"hhi mat siccrss woLt attend The
en''rrri'o. We suppose ib' editor Of
lbal paper must be some hia TO JatA
The Giant KILLER.
TisloNsgo.-The Cotiuih l'ciub
Iicau states that . great revival Of re.
has been going on IN that place
Tor two weeks past Thirty two con
ycris were added 10 the Methodist
Church.
The Democracy If fishomingohnr
decided In hold a convention To mimi
"''' '"'u'ua'e' ''F ''"h'! viierfs'
t7r As Il has hrsn rc.or,ci ,ha,
there IL yellow fever Ia New Orleans.
Il may be- appropriate to state TIA,
d.. T.. u. Fenncr. an experienced apI'
permanent physician ~ New Orleans.
makes this remark ..,)ur cts /. very,
healthy, We have had i've ar i,
eases 81 yellow 'e'r'' but 10 nr~
vases . "sVA past
~ Rrownlow. II the Knoxville
Wing. has consented IL ac,sp. the
challenge u a certain Rev. Ahram
Payne. a Rev. Abolltipu e%,ill,r. II
NcGnwviIc, New lvrk. i, ,lrh,is
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RalHf Il Has carefully wnppS
.ne 'inep and anunel clothes, wa
n PILLOW placed under u "a q eoaeA,
hhu ~ frst nw VI, the oldbaehelr
grew very indignant md lloura \
wanl feui i away lln hq ioold
upon ils sweet, innocent liulc fsu
and ldycl IT, lilo says he will nln
u With Ne much care ~ " II was No
own child, beslow upln Il a ,oo
education, and will II oil bis proper.
y, which amounts to %, least al5J,.
00o. lie has very appropriate,
nimed ii Eureka Gale,"- found
her At The gate. - O,Jo,d Mrnt
IVA m.
- Nclicc The rev card IN or
columns Of Mcsars. strailon, MeD,.
Wit a Co, Of Memphis. They at
reliable gentlemen, with u long q,
upt inuen Ia ttnt, l-.....
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- NCIicc The rev cari IN OF
columns Of Nlcssrs. stratlon. MeD,.
Wit a Co, Of Memphis. They a,
reliable gentlemen. with a long q,
pcrIencc IN their business.
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EPIs0oRkL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT

EP@0ORkL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
He.rd oa hs HeishN three miles Of Alexandria
Iiey- JON p 11p6UuE, Rsc1ns fti tt
ne q sAs tusaiiou vii Wednesday
the Oh q qpptember.
The suss epbrses fall Of and Modern
ke. fNNT t l3fl ~ r. : a 'F - lff -
Terms eo per session, payaba invariably semi annually ad
vance W. xo q he committeeman " the session, and tl25
tho second "Wednesday n February,
Thus chssgo Includes board tuition Ia the
modern languages light fuel washing mendng
short exesps eoor staoacy clothing and what furnished
TO the pupil.
Music and drawing charges
Pamphlets containing full Of the school viii be sent
those VINO request Applications entrance, further
county, Virginia.
Right Rev. VIM Meade, d. d. tff4 .
Right Rev. John Johns, d. d.
Ths clergy Of the diocese. W ~
The Professors of the University Of Virginia.
July -3tawtSscp
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HoRsEs! HORSES !-The training Of horse.

HORSES! HORSES The training of horses
that cxciics England thing secret
simply acquiring knowledge Of the laws which
minds When horse understand
Nearly all the diseascs which
other domestic attributable
10 tho manner cf caring for them offering
copy formerly
opy0 for the Of procuring the
England the arcy that from
Call and tho
have received from many distinguished gentlemen.
DENTON oFFUif
At Cayton's ONCE Seventh str
NB--Ny book is 800 pages; Rarey's Is only
July 24-lt%
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July 23-tr
E,oR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK.

AND PORISMOUII.--For the and
others wishing TO enjoy the Injuries OF fresh fish, crabs
bathing afforded by those places tho fine SAFE and commoou
Powhatan will Washington O'clock
for the above points, AMI continue during the bathing
commencing Saturday, July nth, from her berth the companys
wharf foot OF 9th street. arriving at Fney Point at
day Point and Norfolk m Sunday morning
Returning will leave Norfolk Monday Old
Pney Pontat g. Tuesday, and arrivoa Washington
10, m, day
Fare, including meals Pney Point % Old Norfolk
IS and for the round trip including meals g. Children
half price, Berths free extra.
win DO taken and landed all the landings
Potomac
tickets and further Information apply the Office
Southern and Southwestern ticket Office No 372 Pennsylvania
three doors east Of Browns HOTEL to the
the boat, foot Of 9Th street.
CHAs. f. MITCHELL,
Captain,
GEORGE MATTINGLY, fttTa
July 22-d Superintendent Of =. s. u. Company.
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past year pointed them out worthy Of that distinction
The singing by the children deserving II much
mendaton and among the interesting ceremonies was
that Of the presentation of splendid Bible to Miss Mid
dlecn by the children of her school Many Of the pu-
pills who did not receive premiums equally deserv
ing with Of those who did, the choice being deter
mined by lot and only advise the disappointed
TO their exeions and hope for better
next year.
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CTEUBEN- MONUMENT FESTIVAL, AIRING.
- TON (cusrss SPRING, MONDAY. the goth JULY 1855

StTEUBEN MONUMENT FESTIVAL, ARIING-
~ TON (CIsrlss) SPRING MONDAY JULY,
.'f4
rH"o"ss~
of
morning clock, by nriug swivel shots from the
ory whereupon all tho companies societies. parcpa
ting in the repair CITY Hall without delay
line motion by o'clock la
The following order
=, 49,,
4" D'"''o"
Mshas mouniedCaPt sch~azmau, Gerharit, kreisoh-
ma Reese. -
Weber Band.
German Iaegers.
dem Turn
la socieie ltnon
noeic'y % 'ne frusoo r"n'ofS-
saoAser naha
Divisios
a ftrf p,..,. ~,
49,. :, , pAs ~! an' -. I'm, A.. s,..,...
roS'uoh' an" o'"eio " 'A' ,su'i NoN"o', WIZ" V'''"
nAn1ei.
~, ~ issano "sa
1AeApes N'',.- &
r, a, uerman S sr.y -, a., $50, :,
'i"N''' :" ''o ''o's "",', e".n W. 49,, "s M y, ~ u
'"'" Wv" 'A''0''
right facing SOUTH tho procession will
the Canal where three boats will be In
waiting carry procession all the Arlington Spring
Though the three bouts will ply during the whole day between George
Arlington requested
AS early possible in order 70 avoid tho landing becoming too
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once Of the Commissioner Of Health.

A meeting of tho board of health, held the
N 10th instant, tho following declared to constitute
-tIs
Dead animals fish, oai Of Ash heaps oyster Shells
from butchers stalls slaughter houses, yards
stagnant ponds, Marshes sewers, and collars.
cowpcns pvcs hogstes
Dcayng vegetables every description
food which
ashes rubbish shayings refuse substances from any trade
occupation, business.
Filth manure saIsuds POOLS drainage
and soap factories.
going with ganders arcy any other Contagious
al
Houses buildings dapdaion decay endangering
the property Of those In the vicinity.
Priyes opening into sewers.
CHARLES y. FORCE,
July 22-eo3t Commissioner Health.
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FInsr DISTRICT ScHoois.1he distribution Of premiums
to the pupils Of the public schools in the first district
took place yesterday afternoon The Smithsonian hall
filed to repcton and the exercises were very inter
ostng. Able addresses delivered by Professor
Alex Dmitry of Louisiana and Rev James A. Harold
rector OF st. Andrews Free Church and the medals
and premiums were delivered by the mayor to those
whose proficiency and puncual attendance during the
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

n
Princpal-Donad Macleod A. M. University, Glasgow.
The next academic will begin
icmbcr, and end on tho 30h day OF juno following
For thorough literary scientific cturc advantages sound
elementary instruction. and the efficiency Of the French
department Is unsurpassed.
The highest class will DO composed Of st Of last and
others who equally tho elevated
science and further information crcu
lars, JuIy
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LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED. This Gin
distilled London sound barley under the surveillance Of he
British excise laws dccae favored with tncture Of the Italian
valuable rcsorativcs OF the vege
kingdom, rendering opinion tho med
men, purest and safest muaut durcc drink IN
delicious delicate flavor differing entirely
any that harsh acrd taste which
Holland Gin Shnapps Objectionable
medicine recommended by physicians
generally Of Dyspepsia Govt Rheumatism osy Gravel
Collie Cholera Structure Diseases OF the Urinary Or
gans Kidneys the Bowels Nervous Debility &c. whilst the
will find by its adoption relief from those distress
which frequently attend their delicate organization
Dr. Valentine Mott, Of New York the highest medical authority
pronounccs CORDIAL
other but the the kind no has ecn'
II peculiarly adapted settlers in the southern and western
States well for travellers changes Of water md air
For sale Ave cents and thirty eight cents
by all druggists rutcre and merchants Beware
limitations. Buy only CARIFS. NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
May be had in Washington OF Ford Brother Daniel Clark j.
b. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard j. Ryon.
EDMUND C. CHARLES
5ts& Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York.
EDMUNR C, CHARLES, Importer,
Mar lily 40 Broadway, New York.
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GINThcse celebrated Mineral Springs for ic
reception well known that medicinal agents
had signal the waters OF
Sulphur Springs the speedy pulmo
nary consumption bronchial affections, chronic darTa dyspepsia
diseases
Visitors Richmond and ynrhhug should leave the Virginia and
Newburn They will then have but
eight staging, Via and Alex
Virginia railroad there about seventy miles
Of staging.
vads would better and better and attention.
early usually much crowded through tho
month Of August i. =. CAMiHtlJ. CO.
May 30--d2mo
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SUMNER RESORTS.
II,nE FAuQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

(nty from Washington )Posscsson having been
regned tenant this establishment will DO opened on
the direction accommodating superntend
cnta reliable courteous assistants.
No will accommodate the
guests and The
Orange railroad Alexandria IN O'Clock in the morning
in the evening at ~, a. and 2
leaving Richmond also wce day thus snordg the most con
ycuient mode OF
The terms OF fare viii per day si2 per week. $40
months for the ending LIST ecto
half price. THOMAS 0hEhN
June 23-2mos
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REDFoRD SPRINGS This we-known and de- ;,

I'D EDFURU SPKINGS.--ThiS WeI-KnOWH uhu ue-
nght RESORT will be opened for the reception Of
until the LIST ofOctobcr
The buildings erected last year are now fully
completed has furnished IN
pcrior style will be Of character not
cced n any part o. tho United States.
hotel will DO under tho management OF Mr. A. g. ALLEN
experience and attention guoss give
OF comfort and kind treatment
deemed proper TO
passengers reach Bedford by daylight ride from
Chambersbnrg 4
company supply dealers
individuals BEDFORD WATER by the barrel carboy
in bottles the following prices, at the Springs, viz
For a barrel mulberry ...........s ~ 90
For do oak 3 90
For i. do mulberry Observation-Disclosures. 3
For X do oak 2
Carboy 10 eaops Is
Bottles !. pint per dozen SO
The carefully prepared purchasers depend
upon receiving fresh aud sweet.
All communications addressed
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
Juno 3O--d4w Bedford county, Pa.
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WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,
wv INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY.
FARAM Office Main street. next door 10 the Banking House
Cole Sumner, & Co., La Crosse, Wisconsin. IN
buy SELL information with regard to
farms farming pine lands TO locate government lands either
with Wisconsin Minnesota 70 attend 70
the selling leasing Of lands lots dwelling houses other
commission; make collections taxes examine titles
collect rents, &C., nc.
Particular attention IOANNG MONEY which guaranty
three the OF loaned
the twelve cent interest paid
nuay Security real Wisconsin and Minnesota
that lands advancing nom
% 100 Interest legal in Wisconsin, high
per and In Minnesota there law.
inquiry promptly attended TO, and
rcmtcd by mail express pnrt Of the country
Feb I7-6m GEO FARNAM.
the following gentlemen Hon c. Washburnc, c.
Point Alex W. Randall Madison Wis Lieut. Gov.
f. Campbell Crosse Hastings, (State
Trempccan, Wis; Hon Theo Roiolf Fcccycr land oe La
Hon. d. d. Cameron, la Crosse, Wis Judge Lord, DO
do GALL Judge 9th judicial circuit Galcvic, Wis
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s. CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN persons
" forcwarncd during this hot weather not to drink too
order to be perfectly safe, COOL and corn
Portable SyIveers Drug store, 9Th
streets glass OF Hook in Soda Cream Srup
which by the crowds who daily visit the
fountains be the best in the city.
July 1I--d2w
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS--The Reports of
1vl Decisions OF the High Court Of Canccry Of Maryland
Volumes at SO voume S24 set by James Wingatc
Also "Wingaes Maryland Register defining the Official
public officer Of the under the Constitution the
OF tho the o legislature
which numbering 600 have been analysed gcstcd
by the author expressly for this work.
The above the publisher have approval
and liberal patronage successive Legislatures the
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
July 20--lm
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WE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS

NV II AXE DAILY PIAClNG MANY FABRICS
wv reduced scale Of
o hs seasons mportation In all fabrics, all entire
spring silks with all Of ohcr OF light
generally for which the demand with the
nduccmcnt added TINT all
fabrics all departments seekers OF dry goods
favorable opportunity securing really the best class
at the moderate rates.
price only plain ngucs purchaser
overchargct.
opening All old bills will
(sclcmcnt by win prior opening
PERRY BkOTHER,
"Ccntroi Stores building,
July 15-10tdf opposite Centre Market.
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
IlY NIRIIIE OF A DEED OLE TRIIST TO II

subscriber, bearing date the 3st OF December,
eighteen hundred and 1yx, QS56 and recorded
Mitchell The subscriber at IL o'clock Friday, July 3oh
Nctuircs auction in Washington city accomplish
win ocr public
called Eckingon In Washington county being
Gaes, II bounded
Badcnsbg road tho by the land the Washington
north by Scancr Kcntngs ands and south by the
boundary line very highly improved
(I07) or thercabout
sale Tho purchaser will be required
hand tho time of in
months from the sale, with
his such deferred payments
by a deed OF OF the premises.
purchaser shall fail to comply with tho
the tho
the land and cash. after days previous notice.
at the risk of such de0adting purchaser.
JOHN I. MITCHELL, Trustee. +
July 7-eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIonecr.
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A CARIBOU patrons are hereby notified that all
IA open upon made or the 0oh
and will he respectively presented preparatory to settlement
the uniform practice and
here that account presented to with
cheerful and prompt response.
Juno 27-cod4wf H00E BROTHER n co.
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in new covers, now
The Young Duke--a moral tale,
Crusade. Ncnitia. Alroy, Inion
Vivian Grey.
TAYLOR a MAURY's,
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