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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
G.. ID. WOOTTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AnnIY nj the Office Of NThe SOuth,O

Apply at the Office Of "The South,"
ON l2rn STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
ruxcrULITY and integrity shall DO rgidy observed IN
all city and country demsnds
REFERENCES Col Henry Thweatt, Commission
Merchant; James Butler Co. Grocers and Commission
Merchnp,s McCiruders Sons dealers In Guano Wheat,
Ec Usbston L. Bro Furniture Dealers; Peter Tinsley,
Dealer in Boots and Shoes; Col VIM Wilson Inspector
Seabrook's Warehouses David Jones Co. Merchnntsi
i,.ncctor shockoc Warehouse John Wootton Attorney
nj law Henry co; Roger Pryor. Esq. Editor OF The
S,i Senator from holloway District w Coleman, Sen
sor from Caroline District Geo Hardy, Delegate from
wnenburr co: Dickinson, Delegate from Prince Ed.
ward; Joseph Mayo. Esq, Richmond
Dur oz-d&cn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

r< BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC EMINENT DEFlEs ALL CoMPETT.
TON.
Thousands who have used it affirm that tbs GREAT
IMPROVEMENT IN
In the cure OF
RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA PILES,
SPRAINS BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS OLD SORES,
RIJRNS WARTS,
SCALES, MOULDS,
TuMORs, CORES.
For HORSES and MULES, externally nothing exceeds
the ARCTIC LlNlMENT,
SPRAINs SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS.
THRljSH RINGBONE.
or any Sore or Swelling Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle
Price a5 cents 50 cents and 81, Tor small medium and
| large sized bottles.
| PURCELL, LADD 4 CO..
| To, IS Wholesale Agents
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GILBERT sTEWAkT's POKTKAiT or
WASHINGTON,
LOGAN WAILEA,
CON SION MEk HAET

y
RICHMOND, VI.
nEvOTES his undivided attention 70 the sale Of .,r,
IL kind Of Country Produce.
He would say 10 farmers that he has on hand i.rr-
supply of superior Grain Bags tor their acconmod.:r
which they can obtain promptly By order, or fo-1 80
agent, al the principal d-po,.. Pers"ns Obtaining ~.
will please have them filled ard promptly returned
Of'ce two doors below the Columbian hotel, Cory e.,
July lift
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JAMES T.. KENT

JAMES T. KENT
HAS formed a co-PARrSERsMP. commencing 1T this
LII date. with GlNTER a. ALVEY, for the purpose OF
conducting GENERAL IMPORTING AND JOBBISG Br.-
NESS. under the firm and style OF
GINTER, KENT ALpEY,
and have taken the of Main and 18th streets
LEWIS GlNTER
JAMES $ KENT
Feb I'm JOHN F. ALVEY
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS AND vALICRs.
II HAVE on hand large and handsome assortment Of
ed, consisting OF the following styles:
Ladies' Sole Leather dress Trunks
Gents I" Trunks
Bonnet Boxer, several quRli,ics
Best Sole Leather Valices
Buggy Trunks
With large supply Of low priced Trunks and Vaces Of
every STYLE Those in of any thing in this line will
do we'll 10 give me CALL at No. IL, Main e.
Ian 40 JOHN C. PAGE JR
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
ALBE "ARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE
J. y. STRANGE, A. NJ Principal.

~~~~~~~~~~<S~~~~~~~~~~~~
ALBE "ARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
J. y. STRANGE, A. NJ Principal.
ASSISTANTS,
L. n. BLACKBOARD, Graduate OF University of pn.
II. j. REYNOLDS, 80 llaInpden Sidney
JAS. KERR, - w Mi!t Institute.
vuNHE session vi two months will commence On
IL on 5,h February. Branches taught-Ancicut Ian.
gunges. French, MuIhem.tica, Philosophy Chemistry
Astronomy Rhetoric, and the lower English Branches
Attention also given Ueclumatcn, Composition and
Light Infantry and Ar ,ry Drills The Military instruc
t!on |, given at such times do not interfere with the
other studies.
Terms-Sllo-pays able in advance.
Feb 2-clm T. O. Charlottesville, Va.
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
VNHls School, recently established ID rapidly filling up
u with pupils. The second term will commence on
the 18th Of February Those desiring to enter then had
better make early application.
For terms, and other particular address
CHAS. b. STUART,
Inn Or c,,,ood p.h Ashland Va
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NOTICE..
HAVING DISPOSED or THE B'LAHCE OF OUR
IL STOCK, we shall, from this date, discontinue the
DRY GOODS BUSHES
Our books may be found the old stand No. 49, Eagle
Square, Main street, where requested
to call and settle their accounts without delay with A. r.
PARKER Co.
Our Arm will remsin. until further notice.
Feb. !, 1858. Parker, NIMMo & co.
NEW co -PARTNERSHlP.-Tho subscribers have this
day entered into cscopartnershp under the style
A. X. PARKR II & CO..
And will conduct general wholesale and retail DRY
GOODS GOODS BUSINESS. They will be constantly
supplied with the newest and desirable styles OF
Foreign aud Domestic Goods and hope by strict
ton business, to merit the patronage 50 literally
tended ~ the late firm.
A. X. PARKER,
WILLIAM E. BURTON,
Richmond Feb. l. 1853 DAVID COGBILL.
OK retiring from the Dry Goods Business. take great
pleasure In recommending tho patronage Of ay friends
Mesars. A. X PARKER Co feeling assured their deal
Feb If r. NJ NIMmo.
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SPRING SUPPLIES FOR 1855.
0nn PIECES Blesched Cot;ons at Sd
%OU 100 pieces al lOc

~VV IW pieces dl TUG
100 - - l2fc
The above goods all Of superior fabric and will be
found the cheapest goods sold in the market the prices
lO-4 ard 1874 Blcached and Brown Cotton SheennS-
the best brands sold.
large supply of iri,h Linens. selected Tor our far,
ly trade.
White canbric. Checked and Striped Cambria, India
Dinry. Sniasook and Sws, Muslin, Hoop Skirts OF the
improved styles CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
Feb5 go Main ST.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOURTH DIVISION OF)
VIRGINIA MILITIA.
RICHMOND. Jan. l6, 1873
~ ENERAL ORDERS, NO. 2-Tt being essential A
OIfor the purpose of necessary arrangements and z
proper officers commanding troops which III
expect to part in the ceremonies of the erection -
of the Equestrian Statue Of Washington, the 22d d
February next. will report TO this office, as speedily
practicable the name strength and nrm Of their rcspcc
dive commands, the time at which they will reach Rich
mond and the mode Of conveyance.
Newspapers in this and other States requested tc
publish this order.
BY order Of
Major General WIN. B. TALIAFERRO.
WIN MuNroRp, Major and Abide Camp.
Jan sl-ts
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f1NHRRMOMETER BUTTER CHCRSS.-We
u have for sale the Thermometer and the Hydro.
Thermal Butter Churns the best Churns Also
the Common Staff Churn to be had at BULKLEY'S,
Feb3 l37, Main n.
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fNIRCCLAR-The Partnership heretofore existing
u between LEWIS JOHNSON and EDWARD SlMMS
under the style of the Washington City Saving, Bank
bsv NJ expired. the general Banking Business will he
hereafter conducted bg he undersigned under the firm o
LEWIS JOHNSON & co.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
DAVID WALKER,
l.. J DAVIS
Washington City, Feb |. 1855. Feb 5-c&d't
II AIDLEY & RHBiNSON'S REALLY GEM.
IL me English Tooth Brushes, in great variety. The
brisss OF these brushes secured by silver wire Gnd
sfsnt cement and thus rendered permanent, form
Ing q. thew believe the BEST BRUSH BE MALE
Also, LAIDLEY s. ROBlNSOS'S Premium Pearl Drntr
dee for cleansing preserving and whitening the Teeth
aud impartng mos, agreeable perfume to the BREATH.
For sale by LAlpLEi g. ROBINSON, Chemists,
F-b5 4-h and Franklin streets Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

DHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
HI, good supply of this valuable Fertilizer which
recommend especially to growers of Tobacco. re.
ceiring and for sale BY sCHAER, KOHLER & CO.,
Jan 90 Sole Agents for Richmond.
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HOMESTEAD.
TUNHlS sehoo, will be continued the ensuing year
j der The direction of Mrs. JONES and Mss RAN
DOLPH
TERMS FOLLOWS,
Board for 10 months, $40
Tuition in EEglish ..-..-------.e ~
, rench and Latin, euch 10
Music &c
No charge for Medical services rendered by Dr. Mason
The session will commence on the lot of February
next and continue ill the last of November following.
Address DR. George Masen or Mrs. Mary A. Jones
lIicksford, Va. Ian l6-c.w
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NTOTICE-DEAEE e. HOBsON. Commission Mer,
~ chants have moved their Office from Shockos Slip
to the Basin Bank, Immediately above Crenshaw j. Co
and near the old stand OF Dranc & Brown.
Ian 81 dim
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TUNHOSE who compelled to travel should call and
IL supply themselves with nm English Army Over Coat.
weather They cut In style which they be
with comfort fine The price trihng,
which 10 regulated by the style o! capest from e. 81 81
and ss | can supply any demand. D GOODMAN,
Feb a No H. Main 81
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| VIRGINIA-at Rules held III the Clerks Once OF
the Circuit Court OF the City of Richmond, IN the
frat Monday in February 1859 t being the fret day of
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February 18TH.
W AL ENTlNEsI J. w. RANDOLPH, III, Main
street. Richmond, Is prepared to supply on the best
terms any quantity Of Sentimental Valentines and En-
vclopcs.
They can be mailed any post ofce free of postage
The prices of Valentines from cents 10 elO each
Envelopes from 1c to l5c each.
Motto Cards l2c each. Feb
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DROPnSALS FOR IITHOGRAPHINGA AND
FOR ENGRAVING On WOOD.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
Nashinutnn IN =

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
Washington, July ), 1853. {
Seilsd proposals viii he received this office nm
and printing from The same. for the use Of the Sen
states, the following Maps, Plans, and Sketches
No. I.-2S $40 copies of each of four quarto Maps,
to accompany the Pacific Railroad Ne
No. 5000 copies of Map of the Explorations in
Territory of the Nebraska, Sc.
NO. 81, copies OF each OF the following Maps
Of the houIsyls and Portland ranal
Plan OF LATHE Pivot Bridge for the
same.
No.A-l,ss copies Of Sketch of The Country near
the Southern Boundary of Kansas.
No. 5.-l,53 copies offs Map showing ths Boundary
of the Creek Country.
No'0.-l' $50 copies OF Map to accompany 1t. f F..
Beale's Wagon road erOrt.
No. I'll $50 copies of Sketch Of ths Southwest
Pass
Sealed propose 8 will also be received until the
same tune for Engraving on Wood number of IL
Ofioe Report for 1887 and a treatise on the trsat
m mt and use Of the Dromedary. These ilIustra-
tons amount, IN the aggregate, to about fifteen
All of this work is to be executed in thu highest
style OF the art and viii be open for the nspec ion
OF bidders At this Office until the morning of the day
Proof impressi ms. with the originals, are required
TO be submitted to this Office for approval or oorrec
ton, Zee OF expense for t.ansmisson, before the
trs to be distinctly understood that no bid will
o' .n'sna ned rom an, party not Directly engaged
"a snl Prsciicaliy acquainted with, the character
faithful Iecution Of their
Tss proposals sTS be to the under
&c. Ia. GEO. w. BOWMAN.
~ 6-eodtd Superintendent.
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benefit of J. B Greenwen for the repair of pub

benefit of J. B. Greenwich for the repair of pub
lie pumps.
Mr.. SHINES reported. from streets committee,
a resolution appropTiating 500 for the destruc-
ton Of thistles, &c 5000 for the repair of the
gravelled streets Of the town; and $40 for clean
ing and withdrawing he market house.
Nj also asked that the streets committee be
disc harged from the further consideration of the
Mayor 8 message in relation to gutter on High
street, {the work now being done;) which was
granted
Mr. Muncaster, from the committee on public
schools, submitted an able and Ella borate report,
adverse to the petition of ~ Pearson, ESQ,
and asked that the committee be d. scharg ed from
the further consideration Of the subject; which
was granted.
The resolution in relation to the causeway was
taken up, and on motion Of DR.. Mackall, laid on
the table temporarily.
On motion Of Mr. Shoemaker, the vote reject
ing the resolution granting certain privileges to
Charlotte Gustus, was reconsdered, and after
warm discussion
Mr.. Muncaster demanded the yeas and nays
upon the passage Of the bill, which resulted as
follows:
feas-Messrs. Thomas. Myers, Simms, Shoe
maker, Thecker. Tenny, Godey-7.
Nays-Messrs. Cropley, MuncasteT aud Mack
ais
The resolution was adopted
A resolution authorizing Wheatly and DR.
Snyder to construct sewer from their property
down Congress street TO the Canal or an inter
vening sewer, for tue purpose of draining the
same; passed both Boards
ordinance providing for the improvement of
Valley street was taken up and passed
Also, resolution establishing the grade of the
same street.
A message was received from the Aldermen
proposing that when the Boards adjourn, that il
be until next Tuesday night, which was con-
Cured in by the Council.
A resolution directing the Mayor to request the
gas company TO run their gas mains up Cong ress
street from West to Road street; passed both
Boards
resolution authorizing the Mayor to cause a
nag footway to be- laid across Bridge street on the
east line OF Fayette, was taken up aud passed
Also, resolution authorizing the removal of
obstructions from Stoddard street west of Valley
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, the Clerk was aiI-
thorized TO have 200 copies of the new police bill
printed.
A resolution in favor Of ID Hoover II NJ
Burrows, and William Calhoun, was taken mn
and passed.
The Aldermen passed an ordinance providing
luT commissioner of streets, sale of piece of
ground, and several others of minor Importance
Arrivals--Schr. Stag Townsend, PHILADELPHIA,
2i3 tons of coal 10 Dickson. Gordon & Co steam
er Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, TO HYDE & Da
WILSON, Schr Tropic, Hooper, Salisbury, lumber
" f. llch1eLl 20. SPECTATOR.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Correspondence cf The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July s, 1883
The Hydraulion Fire Company received from
Baltimore, yesterday, handsome four-wheeled
hose carriage, with which they paradsd, about
81 O'Clock, under the command ofMr James A
Proctor, Acting Assistant Eng neer There were
quite a number of the members in line but owing
to some misunderstanding they did not receive
theiT new uniform in time, aud appeared in clti.
zens' dress, he AIDED by martial music. The new
carriage was built by VIM II. Ives and is a very
gear Is of buff color, striped with gold; the
spool OF the same, with ornamental paintin., be-
tween the spokeS; and the springs, boxes, &c .
or dark blue. On the front box is a hand some
scroll bearing the motto of he Company-UPnh-
lie good our only aim" ard on the hind box a
similar scroll, with ''IIydraulion," and beneath
"lo!I," the date OF institution. The bell frame
Is brass, and bears two very fine bells The
hubs pole, boxes &c arc fully brass mounted
IL Is really a hne addition TO the apparatus of
our department
The city was very quiet Yesterday, most per-
sons pic nic-ing in the country. The only sem
DIance of row was created by some disOrderiy
leloWs, who, having obtained small cannon
nlenaced the Hydraulinn Fire Company, and af-
forwards, having loaded il with stones aud brick
bats, threatened to attack the Relief Engine
HOnse. The execution OF their design was pre-
prevented 10y the police and sundry citizens
1ney were said 10 belong 10 of the other nj q
companies If this be true il - to be hoped that
their fellow members will deal with them as
they deserve. Our fire department Is noted for
LIS GOOD conduct, and everything tending To ere
ate bad feeling and riot will, no doubt be
promptly suppressed. F
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RErURNED-We learn that Secretary Cobb
Postmaster General Brown, sdAttorney Ger
eral Black have returned from their trim 70
Philadelphia, whittier they went to select SITES
for new post Office and custom bouse bniI5in.a
The WEATHER.-Tbe following report Of tho
weather for this morning is made from.tbe Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian I5s,;tnt;o1
The time of observation is about o'cIock.
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

The ONION, of Sunday, in view of the day,
heads Its columns with Fourth of July article.
1t further discusses our inter Continental af-
fairs, and suggests a more vigilant police over
the Indian tribes
In reference to the difficulty between Sena-
tors Gwin and Wilson, the Union says the con-
Duct Of Senator Gwin was rs completely ap-
proved by every member of the Senate, with
out distinction of party, as that of Mr.. Wilson
was emphatically condemned; but because the
members of that body were unwilling that the
disgrace of Senator Wilson should receive any
further publicity, the entire procecdingsin the
Senate in reference to the dispute, have been
excluded from the Congressional Giobe.
The lnteftgencsr of yesterday discusses the
Fourth of July
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PERSOMAL

-. Maj Belger, U S. A +, is at the Na,io,,,
d.t,,, MT Butler, author of "Nothiny to we.r ;,
delivers the Phi Beta Kappa Grafton at VAL ear
iFse' al the coning commencement. wi
.,i -. non. Robert McLane, of Baltimore. form
Ely Ely member Of Congress and U. :. Mini.,er "a
=, rs about to ma Ike his permanent residence
." Livingston, Columbia county, ~ Y
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MISTAKE CoRRECTED.-The Collins steam-
ers have not been sold in France. rs is heinz
currently represented by the press in difTerent
quarters OF the country. Our information On
the subject is direct and entirely reliable
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TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING july
G. T. JONES,
A ctIng ReRIsfer
No 6i5
NOTICE FOR THE RESTORATION OF
~ GER TAIN LANDS TO MARKETIN THE
STATE nE EI.nElDA

No 6i5
f2k .E HE rs FSI hRkkT II rae
STATE or FLORIDA.
proved May II, 1856 to the state 81 FLORIDA, 10 AID
IN tie consi Of certain threads therein msr
the release from withdrawal Of the ls-ds herein
aer described notiee as her.by sir,r that alt the
sale or entry which lie outside of SIR male, esch
side Of the "A lab tma ard Florida y the Pensacola
Central !" and the Fioiid : railroads. situated IN
the aforementioned townships, which have rot
grant made by Congress or legally claimed by pre-
emPtion and 'chich tcsve Subjscf 10 prirGts eRvy
vate entry on the DAYS and al the places hereinafter
speohed, 1T the Ordinary minimum of ST. per acre,
or a. the prices to which they my have graduated
At tie ana orfCe at rhLL,HAssEK on Monday,
the sixth day Of September. next.vIz:
North Of the base line nnd 'ast Of fhs principal
merididn.
townships 2and 5, Of ranges !. ?. 5, :, and 5.
Township ? OF IanEes s, 7, 8, g and 10.
Townships and 2 of ranges IL, -, Is, H. and Is.
Township l. OF range Is.
South Of the base li,s ond cast Of the principal
JnsrIdi0H.
Townships and 3, Of ran,el.
Townships I, ?, snd 3 OF ranges S, s, Z, and g.
Townships and ? OF range 3.
Townships aud 5. Of range 10.
Towns hIp 1. of ranges Is and IL.
Townships anu z, OF ranges ID and 10.
Township I. of range II.
North Of tn, base iins and rest Of ths priHeipai
meridian.
Townships and 8, OF ranEel.
Township ., OF ranges ,, and Z.
Townships {, 5, and 6, OF range Z.
Townshps I. =, Z, 8, and s, of ranges and =.
townships I, 2, 3. 5. and s, of ranges 10 and 70.
Townships ? {, 5, and o, of ranges II, IS. IL, -
and is.
ToEnships Z, 3. &. and 6, Of range ~.
Tow I, - g. and 5, Of ranges 10. ~, -, q, q.
aud D.
Townships l, 4, and 5, Of range "a.
Townships 3, I, and ;, Of ranges rs and n.
Townships I, 3, 4, and s. Of range q.
Townships 3. 4, and ,, of range ..
IowTsb: Ps and 4. oil range ID.
Township s 3. {, and 5. of range K.
Townships and S. OF range So.
South Of the base 1--we and Tcest Of the pTtroigdl
mCTid'aH.
Township OF ranges 10, Il, Is, l6 IL. -, 81 2 -
%, %. and y.
Townships and ?. # ranges % and p.
the sixth day Of September next, VIZ:
South OF the base line and casa Of the principal
DIsTifiOH.
townships and 3, of range II.
townships =. 3, Z, 49, and IL. Of range IL.
townships ], 4, ,. 10, IL. II and l3 of range IL.
Township !. ,. !, D 9, 10, II, and u, Of range IS.
TGwnshipS .. 2. 5 z, Q. ~. and n. of range IL.
Townships :. {, - :. 2, Q, ard 10, Of range ~.
townships l. 2, & D. u. :. 8. g. and 10. of range 80
Township !. ?. ), ,, q. I, 4. aud 3 Of range ~.
Townships | 2, :, &. :. and ?, of range ~.
Town hips !. =, {. ; and o, of range n.
'IIveu under my hand. al the city Of Washington.
JOS. :. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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HAoeoie' oHeioy morse, OF Connecticut
bid for the paper alone, Cclass } but on that
class were above several of the other biI1ors
CALIFoRNIA LAND SALEs.-The President
proclamation No. GA, authorizes tho sales If
the following quantities Of land in California
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AMUsKNKNTs.

NOrICE.-Sr PtTER's SUNDAY SCHOOL
~ EXCCRsiON VI I lake place At IT,
Gly mont. August 10Th eN
Particulars IN future advertise s<71r<s-S~s
ment. nIS
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BOARDING.

IL % Rn;-TwO comfortable ROOMS with
- HOARD can be obt lined IN 4 private f.u,ti, 81
NO N"I ~ street. between G. and n The location
- aEreecoe and IN tue immediate vIclni's of me
Treasury Department. !,
ROAhDl MA small and STRICTLY private fam 7,
- HeSiu IKE TO secure Ms BOarders a gentleman
d,d soy or Two single gentle men, 20 hon thay can
"HrI furnished Autt Of Rooms adjoining, and one
a. ~ tnteo hootls, with gas, on reasonable terms.
iaItles can ENJOY, the c"mCr,s If home No chill
or sren 10 me house Apply al So street, between
To LEr-tbne Room. without hoard. ieI5-Im.
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STRAlED AWAY from the sui scT her ON The
, cath day of June. n Dun MARE. VITA n
4 Ia. ter sttap around her Ieck. about four. in
teen hands high, and little spTained an the GA
ieit ,eg, tehlnd Any person hndIng SID Mare wall
oe literally rewaTd ed by leaving THE information re-
quHcd at JOHN ~. McCHE-NEN'S Gr"eayv
Store, corner 7th and SITS ~ %
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fI'U Al. WHOM lr MAY CuNCERN-I
Il hereby give notice that Virginia and Office
Military ~ arrsnt No. 7t9, which issued ON The 6th
nay of June, !7Ss. TO iona HisjoB, n sailor, VINO
been lost UIsiaid or stroy ed and that the hers
OF the sand John Higdon will. IN due timc apply
The Comaiissloner oi The GENERAL . and Once for
scrip leu of and SAT- stAcfiup of SAID warrant.
MARY j. ATWELB,
One OF the Heirs OF the said John Hugo on, decd.
lie l-law6W
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DArENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

returning my sincere thanks to a generous public
for The patronage which hsve heretofore e.
r received from them, beg leave tn snnouncesSssS
that have secured he services Of one of the IA
best and most perlenced Bar keepers The coun-
try. MY friends and the pu nllc are respectfully II
VIted to call and me. 0 he best eft " M and
LIQ UORS, and also hne ASSESSMENT of TORAC~
co and ClGAR always 10 be found in the har
le 25-eo'm :. BRER ETFlN