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LNTASION BIZ C4MAACHES.
From The Galveston CIVILIAN. Aug. IT,

-------
A. G. Love, who is repnted gentleman Of the very
highest respectability whose statements entitled
the fullest credit old Texan we'll known To many of
the pioneers of the frontier and who has had good op
portunites of observing tho movements of the tribes
hostile to Texas having spent the last three months at
the Oil Springs in Cckasaw Nation writes to the Dallas
Herald that grand Camanche Council in session a
short time since above the Great Salt Plains on the Ar
kansas; that Pa-ha ua making powerful effort to
combine all the Camanchcs against Texas that reven
tribes had met about three weeks ago Osages and Ko-
ways had been invited to take part with them aud share
The sois equally all of which to nvengc themselves
for their defeat 10y Capt Ford They will not bring their
families the frontier.
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THE ALANTIC CABLE COMP.4NY.

The list of American stockholders in the Atlantic Tel
egraph Company is follows Cyrus w. Field, Peter
Cooper, David ID. Field, August Belmont John c. Green
Wilson g. Hunt Jacob Little, A. M. lawrence, Mathew
Morgan, Henry $. Marguaud, $. T. rrimbe, b. II. Van
t1ker Host Rev. John Hughes Estate OF Mortimer Liv
ingSton, Messrs A. A. Law Brother, Messrs. Duncan
Sherman, & Co., Mcssrs. Schuard & Gcphard, Messrs
w II. Sale \ Co, Messrs Phelps, Dodge, & Co, Mrs
E. v. Perkins all of New York city; L. j. Stevens
esq., of Saratoga Springs, New York, and VIM. Dow
esq, OF Montreal, Canada Cyrus w. Field owns two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars of the stock
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II AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, PENNSYLVANIA AY-
ENUE, ABOVE NTH STREET undersigned late president
wilmington Female College Delaware assisted by Miss hAp
Hal STEAD the institution and Miss MARY
VII AM late acting of the Gcncsce Seminary New
York will school ladies Nos 5a and l6 Penn
sylyania Monday, September O.
In the and furnishing Of the school rooms the
scholastic in the methods OF instruction and
believed the institute will BIO found crciabe tho
city worthy tho confidence OF It's citizens.
generally highest female
satisfactorily thor
entitled diploma. To each
attention and interest requisite
study win receive but
very limited number will be received members OF the
family.
TUITION Primary department $40 junior sa so senior els
per quarter
Address through city post Goth Afterwards
please call at the institute.
L. c. LOOMS, A. NJ
Reference made the following gentlemen whose daughters
have been under my instruction and
Hon. Thomas II. Hicks, governor OF Maryland.
Peter =. Causey, governor OF Delaware.
Bishop Low Scott, d. d. Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon. Sparks, mayor city Of Wilmington.
Dr. II. Z. Askew, postmaster city Of Wilmington.
Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Baltimore.
D. W, Wells esq, Department Interior Washington.
r. Zimmerman, esq., Alexandria, Virginia
August 20--colm
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AUCTION SALE.
BY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE
I'D subscriber bearing date the a Of December IN the
hundred and fifty S56 and recorded IN ber j. A. 81
folio S. and made certain debt due udson
Mtcc the subscriber IL o'clock Saturday. september
Mt Washington city, d. O.,
accomplish the object Of said deed will offer for sale ~ public auo
Eckngon, Washington county, be-
ing Joseph Gales bounded on the east by
Badensburg road the by the land Of Washington
Berry Keangs south by b0un
Diary highly improved and contains ono hundred and
acres, n07 y or thereabout
Terms purchaser required pay fourth
tho purchase money six,
twelve eighteen sale with tere
date, give his note for such deferred payments
secured by n deed oftrust on the premises. s
shall fail comply with the Of sale within
the subscriber the
the promises for c1sh after days previous notice
the risk OF such dcfau'tng purchaser.
JOHN r MITCHELL. Trustee.
.tt.a JAS C. MCGUIRE Il Co,
Aug 21--co&ds Auctonccrs.
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LNELp,s PEAR cULTURE; ! vol. Is cents.

THIELD'S PEAR CULTURE; VOL rs cents.
H Memoirs of Rachel by Madame dc b.. vol 81
Mizpa Prayer and Friendship; by L. 1oomis, vol 81 25
Owens Commentary Matthew and Mark vol ST.
the Prophets and Kings Of the Old Testament
81
tratioDs %.
Belle Britain q Tour 81
Major Roger sherman Poters Life and Adventures. 81
Memoirs OF Joseph Curtis; by Miss sedgcwck. SO
Abbott's Richard III. 90 cents
August IL FRANcK TAYLOR
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INTEREST ON NOTES AND BONDS.

MAYORS OSrcE Washington, Aug. 10, 1858.
HOLDERS OF NOTES OF THIS CORPORATION,
which have boon issued from time to time by authority ofacs
anticipate the hereby notified that the
said the 3o June last win BIO nid application
to the register, Mt his Office. t
30h, the bonds the Alex
Washington Railroad Company guaranteed by this
ration win be paid at the clearinghouse OF Rggs Co from this
date JAMES g. BERREr,
2I--3td Mayor,
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS.-The reports of
lfl Decisions tho High Court Of chancery Maryland in
Volumes SO volume $24 set by James Wngnte.
Also iWingae Maryland Register, defining tho official duties OF
every public the state under the constitutions the decisions
OF legislature for 200
numbering have been analysed and gested
by author expressly for this work. H
Tho above works publisher have received the approval
and patronage Legislatures Of the Sntc
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Oh 1un
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DAPIER CATHOLTOuE PUILP

Z
small Of superior French paper
envelopes following designs
ccp In Naivic Ia Refine DIP c Mater Del Medne Macuese,
Jesus de Marie LANCE Garden
les petite Enfsps, Pierre Paul
seph, fauc, Louis, Henri Catherine ste
Elizabeth stc gotie Ste Mnric = 10 Pope TX
In boNc each containing the above
FRANKLIN fTILP,
Aug1s No 322 Penn. av bet OH and 10th streets
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The GsonGE PAGE.--lThe repairs this steamer are
progressing rapidly, and she will her trips in
few days. 1t is stated that the company have under
contemplation the propriety Of purchasing of the
Fulton on ~ ferry boats Of the size of the Page, to be
placed on the Washington and Alexandria line.
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THE GAME or CHESS.
Prom the Frccman,s Journal. i


The game of chess has become an institution in the Uni
ted States 1t is cultivated in all parts of the country;
clubs arc sprngng up in every large towl of the
cities have several of Them saloons where the game goes
on regularly are very numerous; and the publications
which devote less space to chess numbered by
the score We believe that the only serial exclusively
devoted TO chess is the 'Cts Monthly of this city,
Quoted by Daniel W. Fiske and Paul Aforphy, which in
one years time has established the highest character in its
department Mr. Morphy in the play Of the game holds
the unriynlled craftsmanship Of this country and his
visit abroad may him with the laurel Of unbcaten
sk over the magracs of the European chess world 1t
would be interesting - dlate upon the of this
renaissance Of chess which would be found closely
with the advance of accurate that is scientific thought
IN all departments Of human knowledge IL is not from
the instinct of cusory caprice that sensible dilate
upon the fortunes of impered Chess King and watch
Tor hours the hazardous march Of pawn drawn
the becagured area Of chess board The human mind
throwing OF pueriity In its intervals of
ton Cards have given way before chess strategy luck
Is become absorbed in the skill of exact calculation
Convenient to this speciality is little voume-the in
vcntion, we think OF DIR. Rogct-which was published
some years ago. and went out of print 1t has lately
been reissued by the Appetons Inc pieces par y
inserted into pockets and allow the game to be played
at sea- in car coach and q Of retain
ing on record any problem position The price is
mere tfc, and the board which is in the form Of the
thnncs volume can be sent perfectly we'll in the mail
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REAL Estate have heard of but few sales recent
y. The lest by A. Green, auctioncer who sold lot
10 in square 653 to John r. Wight, for "a cents per
square foot and lot 10 in square Csc to G. Smith for
"a cents.
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LIST or OFFICIAL BONDS RECEN1LF APPRO YRD
AT the GENERAL LAND OFFICE AND PROP
SURVEYORS oENEnAL.
Penalties.


John gbborough Illinois and Missouri $50 900
Ward b. burnett, Kansas and Nebraska ---- 50, 900
REoIsiAR
Joseph Bell, Jackson Missouri --------- 10, 600
yolney II.scal Kalamazoo, Michigan 10 900
Edwin T. r. Blake, Tallahassee, Florida -- 10, 900
John o. Iienning Hndson Wisconsin, 10, 900
George H. Nixon Brownsville, Nebraska Ter w. 10, 900
Robert ID Morrison Milan, Missouri 10, 900
Lewis b McCarty, Demopolis, Alabama 10, 900
Joseph Eeden Charlton, Iowa 10, 900
John w WHITFIELD Kickapoo, Kansas Terry 10000
Ira Norris Ogden, Kansas Ter 10, 900
james III Ware, Huntsville, Alabama ------ 10, 900
Drury Bynum Augusta, Mississippi -------- 10, 900
John II Bennett Chatfeld, Minnesota -- 10, 900
John g. Blanchard, IoDia, Michigan -r--- 10, 900
Andrew Hopkins Nebraska City, Nebraska Terry 10 900
Abmm G. Bradford Stockton, California 10, 900
Lewis S Hills, Council Bluffs Iowa ------- 10 900
Moses b Hess East Saginaw Michigan TO- 900
Charles +. Heyerman, Detroit, Michigan 10 900
samuel H. Hankins Grenada, Mississippi 10 900
William Mcdaniel Humboldt California ------ 10 900
Jacob Barns Traverse City Michigan 10 600
Hugh Brawlcy Stevens Point Wisconsin TO- 900
RpmyKns AND pIsnunsNo AGENTS
John C. Turk, Dakota City, Nebraska Terry So, 900
John j. Tunbsugh, jackson, Missouri So 900
Archer c. licrndon, Springfield, Illinois $4,000
Thomas J. Bishop, Springfield, Missouri los, 900
Samuel l. Hays, ST. Cloud Minnesota 55, 900
Joseph F. Anent Palmyra Missouri SIS, 900
Jacob Beeson Detroit Michigan ---------- 80, 900
J. Adams Allen, Kalamazoo, Michigan Sc, 900
Elias E. Buckner Boonylle, Mssouri--------- So, 900
John s. Nance, Huntsville, Alabama ------ so, 600
Charles w Hobbs, Usage Iowa So 900
Henry j. Wilson lona Michigan --s--------- So 900
John G. Hutchinson Milan Missouri ---------- so 900
Oscar A. Stevens, Traverse City, Mehgan-- SIS, 900
John H. McKenny, Chatield, Mnnesota------- 55, 900
Daniel Woodson, Kickapoo Kansas Ter y---- So, 900
Jesse b. McClcndon Greensburg, louisiana 35 900
Vim. L, y. Little, East Saginaw, Mchgan- SIS 900
Epaphrodus RANSOM Fort Scott, Kansas Terry $4,000
Christopher Graham Henderson, Minnesota So 900
james G. Iappan, Helena Arkansas. ------ SIS, 900
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TN-STREET BOWLING SALOON. 325 D street,

VN-STKEET BOWLING SALUUN, 325 r street,
~ Twelfth and Thirteenth streesThc undersigned
the citizens temporarily
above we'll popular estab
win be Monday August 49, 1885, after having
the purpose repairing
reAiing the establishment In handsome
gentlemen quest beautiful sufficient induce
strctest order and decoum will be
served
his thanks the public for
having him literally heretofore and socis counu
OF their patronage. J. I. MARI.
Aug 1S--d1wf
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TxTENsIoN OF THE NEW BOOK STORE. Z

EXTENSlON OF THE anew BOOK STORE
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully his iends aud the
public that extensive alterations and
Of the completed o
Gently selected stock OF stationery
books he has established fine gallery store
where VIII be found the hts, novelties
ncpces Ola public reading the eadioe European journals
ing regularly received.
Philip correspondents Europoau ,l,s s
prepared TO execute Foreign orders most advantageous
from long experience N England and America iec
FRANKLIN PIFilr
Bookseller Saoner.
Aug Sn 332 Penn av., Aetween 9th and loI, s,,eo,,
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pRITISH ELOQUENCE, POLITICAL 0RATORY
- First and second 70
sacrcd Oratoy. First and second series. rs each.
Literary Addresses First third 40 each
The Illustrated london Practical Geometry. CO cents
Tho Illustrated London Geography. 90 cents.
Tho Illustrated london Drawing Book. 63 cents.
The Illustrated Architectural and Engineering Drawing Book %
The Illustrated Webster Reader 80 cents.
The Illustrated Webster Spelling Book. 81 cents.
Ornamental Drawing and Architectural Design upwards Of 200 IL
lustra IS
Illustrated Mechanics nd Mechanism 6s cents.
Just received at PHILIPS,
Aug rs $50 Fem. between 9th and 10th SITS.
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WHARF.-THE city-canal sloop st. Cloud and tn
schooner Sarah Catherine the former from Potomac crecl
and the latter from Arkenda Virginia. have arrived will
wheat for the Metropolitan Steam Mill.
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Regimental Headquarters volunteers, 2: G.,

DY the unanimous vote of numerous meeting of
the regiment last Monday evening de-
termned Columbian Armoy Monday morning
instant O'Clock, In full uniform TO wait
upon and Secretary Of War Every commissioned Of
volunteers will therefore be punctua TO the time
BY order Of Colonel Hickey:
Aug 2l-d2t II. N. OBER Adjutan.
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new species OF ipammable mineral termed 'illumi-
mating clay has been discovered by Mr. Frederick H.
Southworth' Mr.. Southworth is American resident
OF Rio Jancro He has tested tho properties of this clay
aud applied the TO the making OF gas He reports
That II gives cubic feet Of gas to the pound while coal
gives but 81 cubic feet to the pound The article of
the color Of clay and otherwise looks like coal in it's pure
state II will burn Ike when held in the flame Of
match IL is said to be found in large deposites the
banks OF navigabe rivers in Brazil and the iscovercr
anticipates that it will be used by oil gas companies in
Brazil, and become article of expectation The Bra
lillian government have taken the matter under consiera-
ton Mr. Sonthworth has applied for patent for the
privilege Of making gas from this material in Brazil and
II Is thought he will obtain It.
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PAYMENT ISTRnEsr. The Mayor has given notice to
the holders Of notes of this corporation which have been
issued from time to time by authority of acts of city
eils to anticipate the revenue that the interest said
notes to tho Both of June last wiz be paid application
to the register at his Office, The scmannual interest
due June 3Oth, the bonds of the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad Company, guaranteed by this
poration, will be paid at the banking of Riggs
Co. from this date
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TTNHE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
Century, BE2f ass3E M Si3}3abR 81 Hail r eees,ontye

~ uyu o. sr ha Div yb hut,
ingv on the superior his tonic Such evidence
have its effect when coming reliable certificates
Doctor needs euconums useless
pufcry from the press
B.ru tMe. y Jan. 40 1856.
j. WooD Co.: Gentlemen Having attention called
highly beneficial effects Of hair rcstora
tive make application OF it own hair
which had quite probably onethr white wkers
were months procured
bottle of your Restorative used found
proving about twice week have since
bottle which have used certify
world the white hair has totally dapeared both
my face and hair has resumed Its natural color and
glossy before
years sixty years old good wife, at the OF fifty
two used Il with the effect
The for valuable discovery
am assured will rightly per directions will
have citizen OF this
resident here for the last fifteen and known TO
and adjoining Any make
with attached service wish to
preserve the others well myself
am, truly, yours,
A. C. RAYMOND.
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LNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
il or THE WEST, sotliiwtT AND NoRTllwEsi. -BAl1I-
Three ,hoo trains now run daily eAoop. Sunday fro" VAST
allowing psnsess ,ms for Sreafas, Relay wssnng
a. Ins neinna aud II, Louis Express
ngion reaching Cincinnati at M rex Day AM
express for Louisville cairo and the
est Louis A. Time from Washington TO
ST. Cincinnati iy,on Indianspos Cara outs, ucsgo
Northwestern Express daily exs saturday and Sunday a,
Baltimore al TO- M To view grand moantain Of tho
road daylight take tho Sss and 7aS M OF 44s p M s"a
For Pakersburg vrgna road
$3.50 p train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
Through and checks all quarters and every
Way for the main stem Of the Baltimore and Ohio hn
For all points Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
FOR ~ ali stations between odmon, wheeling 4s
M train TO the Frederick train take the 30
tru H.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS;
Leave Washington baltimore a. bas and 1ss m and 80
baltimore at 80 and $50, a. M and sSS and $50 p m
The TaS and Is trains only stop asans and for An
the West, and the g. 80 7Ao tor the Fast
information inquire ut the Baltimore AID OHIO hnoaa
NOTICE TO EI.LERS.--NEW ARRANGE
IN MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROVED sClIEDuI -yRon wAs
lNGT0N DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE Soul AND Uiiw M
VIA POTOMAC sTEA AND RICHMOND AND rOTOhAC RAIL
ROAD NETwo daily lines from washington lor We scu'
berths foot Of 9th street Al ga
m Passengers the morning boat can obtain nne
pleasant sAi o. 80 hours down s~
Potomac, passing full Of Mount Vernon ny tbs
evening they good supper and Of four hours In
arrive In Richmond IN Tine 10
connect with for the south and Southwest
The great southern mail y conveyed over THIS route being =
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroang than by any one route
making certain connexions TO
RICHMOND, PrssDrRa vEHMA WELDON Asp
WuxSorov n CT CT Ar0UsTA, GA MONTGOMERY
AND MoBE ALA Nxw omRASs ALL SOUTHERN urins
sS4 aAl 1855 M isaTg
Also Richmond with the Danpie souhsde, Virginia,
Q inessee, East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
nanvile, Bristol, Dalton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, montgomery,
attl New Orleans
For through further information the inquire at
Tho southern ticket ONCE No. 372 Pennsylvania door
cast Of Browns Hotel board the boats o g On street
GEO MATIINLY,
August lily i"xe' Agent
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ISARPETlNG, FLOOR OII-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
~ mugscts Curtain Materials and House furnishing Dry
Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpc,ngs, designs
Tapestry Brussels do in variety
Now styles Brussels do super quality
Extra heavy apply do very rich
super ingraindo patterns
Very heavy all wool Dutch carpesipgs
T~iicd vcnlian carpcing for halls steps
Velvet andB Brussels do do
FuI sheets very rich cloths
any size or shape room, ball, passage
Mosaic, velvet, and nfcd and mats
andC matiings
1874 a. 1914 drugget crun,b cloths
English druggets, all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin lsncs, brocatols, and for curtains
White. blue and green shade lnons
Stair rods, curtain fixtures, &C.
Having attended MADAM 60 - Carpet Auction which took
psce the 4th aud 5, inst prepared 10
o grcae t,n be afforded under ordinary crcn
st,ces pecty invited examination Of
stock. fioof ih'u' w
Aug 1s-in
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SUMMER RESORTS.
uynE FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

LIME FAUTUTEN
afy Washington )-Possession having been
rcgancd tenant this establishment Will DC opened on
the direction OF accommodating
ent and most reliable courteous assistants.
No pains expense will spared order to accommodate the
high reputation Of these Springs The
Alexandria ~ O'Clock IN the morning
and in the evening and 9 and 2, p m next
day leaving thus ahdng the most
vcnient mode Of access. w.
The terms OF 81 per day SO week, $40
month mons and 800 for tho ending st oco
Der year old and under IL also
bairurlre THOMAS GREEN.
23-2mos s1AEa
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n ISRAELI NOVELS.
~ For sale by III tNCIARD MoHUN
July 81 Corner OF Penn. aud l1h
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennossce Georgia. apams,
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas, and Texas
Through Southwestern Rail
and Sixth street. Washing
Boat Page at the ONCE OF
the Orange Alexandria Railroad ri Alexandria.
Richmond Danvie Iynchburg Bristol, Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsyic Grand juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Continuous Railway CONCESSIONS 70 Memphis
ordng greater Expedition Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
The ferry George tho foot Of Seventh street
Alexandria where paascngcrs take tho cars TOR
Richmond Charlottesville staunton White Sulpur Springs Wood
stock Nc at D. Richmond and a points Southwest,
making sure and connexions TO Memphis.
omnibues the Office Pa avenue at
O'Clock, ni and 7, "a
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
limo 18-tr Washington.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will as follows;
Alexandria s. 10, II O'Clock 2 4 and O'Clock
m. y III
Leave Washington IL O'Clock J. and o'clock,
p m. X !,
hours Fare ID cents. m
whacys connecting the Page and Cycr will
Capitol Of 12h street and Pennsylvania avenue
time the boats leave Alexandria.
s--eod-f RlCiAHn WAll.AAH fTesiueb.
SUMMER RESORTS.
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4 NEW CHAPTER IN THE EARLY LIFE OF

A NEW CHAPTER IN THE EARLY LIFE OF
IA wahngoa history Of the Company for Improving
the Navigation the Upper Potomac OF which he the FIST pres
made chiefly
proceedings originally by Washington himself
cd before they made of record and be
ing the r details OF his connxion with this enterprise In
history.
Complied by Captain John pcke formerly Of tho o. s. army
Price rs cents postage pfeprid) si
Aug II FRANCK TAYI DR.
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InNEs,s WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT

TONES'S WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
IL srrjnps Warren county North CaroinaTtesc Springs
healthy and pleasant section q the country 10 miles
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad al whh
place Mr. John M wilson keep and handsome four horse
stnge ready passengers directly TO the Springs
opened for the reception Of VISITORS on
the 18th day OF June, 1883
ror hoara nor month .......,....... $40 90
- q "a vect ........... 10 90
~ e ,oy Z
,o.,a, 49, ,,o,,,' .L.............. !
io a. Pa roah - .....l....., S 90
49,
For children under years aud harpricc.
mail will be brought to tho Springs during the season
JUNE 2S, 1855 W. d. JoNfr, fToprietor'
July 7--2m2taw t.enFa 18s8B4
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John Ioughborough Illinois and Missouri $50 900
Ward b Burnett, Kansas and Nebraska so 900