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The sixth District

The returns from tho Sixth District
are all made up, and tho "tlowers' for
Bradbury confess themselves bcaten.-
The recapitulation of the vote in the
counties of which the District is COM
posed, present the following footing
Foster. Bradbury.
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White Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Cravats,
scarfs, Pocket Handkerchief Under shirts, Draw
ers, Hosiery, SusPsnders, Black, White and Fan.
cy Kid Gloves, Silk, Lisle Unreal, and various
other Styles Of
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TIE WTsr.-Caleb Cushing, in his lac
speech at Boston, paid the following eloquent
and striking tribute to the West:
Jealousy Of the South Such would not
be my theme, if the demon of sectonalism had d
so far possessed itself of me. should not
strive to draw the attention Of Massachusetts,
away from the only real danger OF a sectional
nature which threatens, and to fasten her at
tentlon on an imaginary ore. Nor by the
comparatively small section Of the Union living
between Mason Dixon's line and the Gulf Of
Mexico, is the sccptre of the power Of this
Union TO be held hereafter, but BY those vast
regions of the West, State after State stretch
ing out like star beyond star in the blue depths
OF the frmament far away to the shores of the
Pacific: What is the power of the old Thir.
teen, North and South, compared with that of
the mighty West There is the seat of empire
aud there is the land of imperial power Tell
Inc not of the porils of the slave power and
tie encrOachment Of the South. Massachu-
sotts and South Carolina will be together bat
rs clay in the fingers of the potter, when the
great West shall stretch forth its arm of power,
"a ere long II will, to command the destiny of
Union. ''
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~ letter from a traveller who is on the
rIad to Utah, narrates the following, az among
the sights of the expedition 'Ifsuch readers
OF history as delight to imagine Louis XVI
clad In the leather apron OF 4 locksmith, or
Charles ' puzzling his brains over the ma
chlnery OF watch, could only catch some
gllnpses of the officials Of the Utah exp EDITION,
am unable 70 say how great would be their
pleasure. L have seen the Governor OF the
Territory walking gravely up the road toward
his tent, carrying piece of stove funnel under
each arm;l have seen the Chief ustice cutting
the turf tor chimney, the Secretary of State
splitting wood, and the United States Attorney
and Marshal plasterIng the walls of their hut
with mud. Yesterday saw the United States
Commissioner stripped to the buff and riding
on horseback, plotting wagon through a ford
across the South Platte, which he had discover
cd by wading; while the other Commissioner
having accomplished the passage, sat upon a
sack on the opposite bank, mending a rent in
his pantalOons. Thesc pictures may convince
you that the civil Offices, at least, in connexon
with the Utah expedition, are not sinecures :"
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HhLyASHED TIMED IRDN.-One Of the mos.
remarkable advancemc nts in the manufacture
oi iron IN recent years has been the introduc-
tion OF galvanized tiDned iron for an almost
lnnumerable variety Ofpurposcs. This material
consists oi iron plate coated with tin not by the
Urinary plate process, but by galyanic deIo-
sltion- 1t serves as Il substitute for plain iron
Tor tin-plate, Tor zinc, and for lead under GER
tain special circumstances. Ii Is stronger and
more durable for mahy purposes than lead and
ziAc IS better than plain iron where rust Is to be
ayoided, and Is superior TO lead and zinc in
warm climates, inasmueh as il docs not exp1nd
ana contract TO 20 great degree. Within Il
house and without in vessels and utensils. in
manufactures and in domestic economy, this
substance IS how employed. There are galvan-
lZed tinned-lron corrugated plates for roofing
and Tor the sides ard doors of houses in another
form there are plain plates for tie same pur-
p"se, also roofs for sheds, roofs and sides for
store-EC uses then besides the sheet form. there
are round and square bars, hoop iron. wire.
tubes and pipes, Is, riyets, bolts screws-aIl
formed OF iron thus protected by the galva-no-
TN process There is this advantage. also,
which Is unsttainable by the ordinary tin-pIatc
process, that articles can be timed after they
are male in the proper form of iron. provided
they are OF small dimension. The plate. are
really a combination OF three metals rs in the
hrst place, layer of tin is precipitated on the
iron plates from solution of chloride of tin by
tae gAlvanlc process, and then a layer Of zinc
Is obtained b. dipping the sheets into molten
zinc.
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DEVIL lNCAESATE.-A wretch named Ar
mold murdered his wife near Jessamine. XIV,
last week. under circumstances Of horrid bru-
tality. She had left him for his cruel treat
ment, and instituted a suit for divorce ami
ahmony against him. lie watched her one day
as che went with another lady 10 pick straw
berries, and followed her, demanding that the
suit should be withdrawn. lie then threatened
10 Kill her, and drew a revolver, when the
woman IN company fed. Horror stricken, she
promised to live with him again. lie replied
by telling her that she was lying. ard irnme-
diately fred at her, the ball grazing her temple.
She instantly sprang to him and begged for
mercy. lie refused. She then appealed 10
him TO pray for her murderer This boon was
granted, and brief time spent in prayer for
her husband, her children and herself. Arnold
then grasped her with one arm. inexorable TO
all her supplcatiOns for mercy, fred at her
three times, each ball taking effect in the head
The face was fdghtfully di.Ggured by the
wounds and powder from the pistol OF con
tent with this, the incarnate iend mutiIa,ed
her person with knife, and then p;liny bush
upon II LETT the scene. Meanwhile the woman
who fed told the story, and Arnold was pur-
sued aA1 arrested ut his mothers house in the
&C Uf writing his will
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Dangers or From Paris
comes the following story: Mademoisellc y, a
young heiress Of Lyons, who is still in a con-
vent, was lately asianced, by her parents, to a
gentleman she had never seen. Familiar only
with the handwriting Of her lover, she received
one day, nicely-sealed package, containing
an ardent love-letter and daguerreotype pc like
ness. Reading first the epistlc, with which
she was charmed, she unsealcd th3 well-enycl.
oped accompaniment and what was her horr, r
at finding only the likcnes. of a wrinkled old
man. Believing herself to be the victim of
vilo bargain, like too many of her scx in France,
she concealed her agony for some days, till, on
a visit to her parents, she at last opened her
heart 10 them. She showed them the portrait,
which they Immediately recognised as a vcner
able uncle of the young gentleman. 1t was ut
once explained. The amorous nephew had eu-
closed the wrong likeness in his letter! But by
this very possible blunder, the despairing
young lady had been very nearly driven to
suicide.
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AZ Woiii"H "a '''u' tat 1. siA ,rlfs OF age
nam-d Ctrolinl Fsed-'ica Katrina Srbwa-I, G,s
IN "re>t'd Ia Chicago, on a charge, laid in
no "i IoiNohii2 man with whom sne was
1 wing aS wIfc. ~" - woman of GOOD .dnc.
il'h ana appears I" pOSSsSs d history tinetured
WIN 20 nance. She states that her father held
az az o' Ms1 " S~He'ai uhder the Duke Of BA-
d"l-bsd n; that fIr foar years sh- ODE h,, ~
arfa'e Ia b wa-lik. habiIiments OF the
o'hs- sex, IN wh,Ch URwomaaly character she
Ns!ted RnsN'a A'Sicrs, and Inanv other pIs.,.
mi'ried and coming 10 America some ten wears
40. ''a''
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IL Mr.. Lover tells good snecdo.e of an
1risbnian giving the password AT the battle Of
F"ntenoy, at the same time the great SAKE was
marshal:
The password is SAKE now dol't forget Il,
psf, said the colonel
SAKE faith an / won't. Wasn't me father a
mill"r!"
Who goes there" cried the sentinel when
he arrived at the pass
rat looked as confidential as possible, and
Will 'Peied, Ia a sort Of a howl, Bags, yer hon.
or
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u NOTICE.
OTHL,R no

u NOTICE.
baldwin BROTHERS have removed their
Steam Factory to the corner of First and ID streets
two squares esst of their Grmer location where
they will be pleased TO see their patrons. They de-
sign keeping a good as sortm-nt of
DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES
SASH. Glazed and I'm DOOR FRAMES,
glazed NEWEI.S,
BLINDS. Rolling and BALIlSTERS
StatOnery, PICTURE FRAMES
MOU' .DINGS, Oval end Circular
BRACKETS, HUBS
Cary ed and Plain, SAVING and
PLANNING of every description and IN fact eyery
thing which the most perfect machinery work ed by
cnr petent men, execute.
Cabinet makers can always have their Saving,
Planning and Turning done in the neatest " amer.
All orders from the vislnlty and surrounding
States will be carefully filed and packed any ad
dress.
HIVE respectfully request a settlement when
our oils are presented.
ma 25-eotf BALDWIN BROTHERS
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hENTiSTRY.
- DIR. STEPAEN BAILY.
OrsIcI No, Ies PKNhsJLyIS1. Lvs @
Tkrss Soers J,os1 1874 Sfrsst QS2Sf

DE-. BAILY bess l.aYe to lnrovm n. ,yhho,s.,h.
n re ssen aa hours, has oios nny.
He scls assnred that an experience of Glfe.S ,esrs
ptaetce, with the leTsn number of patients and s.
VARIETY Of difficult that he hiss treated success
,GHs, MI S sec hm 70 snrm?ani any ditcaty
o~n experience confirming the opinion Of many Nor
eminent IN the profession snd especially DIS. Hnrria
&1 And r. PGTmy, hss led hi N, long SINCE to dis
81 cnrd al mS.oGISi PFGparstIons for ilns Teeth also
mHnts Tor the construction OF Continuous Gum
T.eth, and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate
,noHti Is Was most cOnciTsvcly shown BY the las.
American Dental Convention.
deacc and ?ractics in iVrsh.nston, he is fsorabi,
70 ms Fsm,rGss % M ena; and PATROLS he Osr'
TESTIMONIALS:
From tho late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany o
Dr.srsrasS B.rLI: nit bsar sts Sri d.,r.,o,,,,,,
ron ss superior dsatist. I be operations executes
Fzblio shat JouF etil! so x.il dessTves 'e
Washington, Avg. n. Is5s. J.W.FREncH,
Prem ons Of the Oldest firms In Baltimore, Msssr,.
Bosss, Cotman Il Go.
Hsying employ ed DR.. stephen Beiy, Surgeon Den
sorsS and dieut piece g Of xSfF, which G he d. Did ts
nay entire satisfaction, and view Of the fact that
College Of BALTIMORE failed aitsr repeated trials, te
se5I33rm the saIe Rc.k satisfactorily, j: gives me
B.itimoTs, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMhNN BO6es.
kx:Iaet ;rsn note reos, ed from the late Hoa. ysk,
IA. Clayton.
u. :. SzsAfE, Avg. ID, 1855.
rke teeth yee made tor me work admirably; noth-
''s could be better Very paS fpEiaisSlp!,E' M!,E'c1.~r6n
Re thosc that seek rsief from n. n.laties Of tn.
teeth, cin cheerfriiy recommend Dr. =. Bslly .
superior Dentist; ne rl,Gs set OF porcelain teeth
for one of ny family ard plugged sevesl teeta for
myself. and the WORK has s stood well for more thar
ten JeaTs. ROBERTT NIXON,
OF the Va. Conf. OF tke NJ. L. Church Souti.
Ami -. 1888.
We, the undersigned, having ksd occasion to svsl
earssly6s OF the professional skill of Or. 9. Rally,
SUR son Dentist of this CITY, ksvIns been cognlx
ant OF ms operations f.nliIas OF friends take
actruro ia expressing admiration OF HIS artistic
sE, well a. Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the meet dehcste and diicu!i
Operations IN Deats Surg cry, ard fcctfriy
commend hlD TO tho confidence and patronage Il tbs
llbllc. of which We consider him emInently worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER. Architect q. =. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID, of Washington, h. G..
y. ). BoHREa, M. ID. Of Georg etpwn, ID. G..
Ms. LINCOLN. NJ. D.. of Washington ID. G..
Jos. H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. C.,
eEoRsE WALTON, E1 Goyernor of Florida.
WALTER LsHo1, E1 Mayor Of Washingtong
HsHRI BALDWIN, l.. =. Patent Ofice,
o: G: W!sHr, Principal Ri.tenhonse Academy.
fAhf0 II
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rHEUPLASTIC PROCESS
" AN IMthOVEMENT IN


, Ut: Il. u. HILLS respectfully In!orn- The pu bile
thpt ne Is nov prepared TO insert paTtia. arc
uii sets oil iEEIH ii at reasonable rates SSevS
on TINS improved plan. The great adyan ~-lLD
Gtke ts process mas OvcT all Others IS rs perfect
adaptstion. The method of itself iEsnrts n most
perioc; ht The metal is entirely free &c va all me-
can c a; lsst te anc rG9e Ct hif esnonal. from ;bs
most prominent citizens oi Baltimore conf rn,In,
IT'S great superiority. gan ne seen. All those ppT
soils who are suffering with ill ad1p:ed rlates will
riosse give me ca ard | will 2 ks great pleasure
" erfiaL!nng ard exhibiting 20 thpm spaciInens OF
ne ~oIh. All inquiries sfould be mad. AT NV az
cess. iNi NAiS pro
,., ,HSe. 10. $50 Penn. avenue, between I2:h and
ioth streets, next house above GautIer's,
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n F.MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE.

n F. MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE.
Public attention is respectfully invited to his col
lection OF
Books, Stationery. Gold Pens, HHg{N
Novels, Periodicals. &c. dc. ZAsLEf
English. French. and American Sta x-N-IN.V
iionery of the finest quality; s2&Ara&a<SA
American and English Standard Works Of The latest
and best editions,
Splendid Family Bib and Prayer Books,
Beautifully Round Books for presents.
The English and Amer. can Poets aud DramatIsts.
Moore, Byron, Scott, Shakespeare, Milton, Burns,
Pope, SOuthey. Bryant 30 DC.
FaIrchild's Improved Gold Pens.
AlsO imports, and will keep constantly on hand n
collection Of Germsn Oil Paintings OF thd finest
quality.
No. 422 Pa. avenue, between 41z and 9th SITS.
ie eoSm
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V'o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I
hereby give notice that Virginia Land Ofioe
Military " arrant No. 759 winch issue on the Gth
day of June, i7ss to Jonn H!sdon, a sailor, who
served three years In the Virginia stale Nav. has
Of the said John HlEdon will. in due time, apply to
the Commissioner OF The General and Ofice for
scrip in lieu of aud In satisfaction of said warrant
MARY j. ATWELI,
One Of the Heirs Of the said John Ton, decd.
l-lAw6W
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FRANCIS WILMER,
M -, Voyv

LKANCIS WILMER,
No. a5 NEW YoRx AVENUE.
NEW PAPER-H4NGTHG ANU UPHOL-
STkRi TOhE.
would most respectfully call the attention of the
pubic ot ashiDgton ami the adjacent cities to
new and carefully seisctFd stock of WALL PA
PER, Inevery variety OF style and pattern; DEC
ORATiFE PAPERS, BOR DERS, CUR fAINS.
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES: CORDS
and TASSEI.S. for Pictures and Shades; FIRE
BOARD PRINTS and other Ornaments.
am AIS" prepared to make FEATHER BEDS,
HaIr. Husk, Moss or Cotton MATTRESSES,
Lou NGES, CURTAINS and DECORATIONS.
and all sJch work as b-urgs To regular upholster-
er, with prpmptness and dispatch.
All orders will he thankfully received; and. by
unr= inItIng atten ION and prompt IN ~
hope To rne IL and obtain liberal share of patron
age.
Paper put on in the best manner, and warranted,
lie IL St,Wlm
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Dentistry, &c.

M. X. FINLEY HUNT,
- DENTIST~
Will perform ali operations belongn to his ~-4IO
profession at his old established Office, above.
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III petition is to be presented to the Bos-
ton city government that ton two of ice be
put into the Beacon Hill reservoir eyery moruinp
In order that the people may be accom- nod atrd
with ice wa'er without further expense On the
Fourth Of July II Is proposed to throw in small
cargo oflenlons and few hogsheads Of rum and
sugar. .i . ... I'D
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hats OF THE SEASON.

= .. WALL,
" SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Con'inues to furnish COFFINS, at short notice,
to ferSoSisr p PRISONS sasS from M the St'"p od
grounds Cemetery.
Furniture repaired; Upholsterins done and Var
M lshIng done at houses,
42D 40 Q, a,,.,
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TNHE SOUTHERN SPEAKEk-Containing IN
Prose. Poetry and Dialogue. Among them vail be
found seleclInn from tne speeches &c Rufus Cho-
a'e. H. w; HIiiard. Webster. Clay, Calhoun. = =.
PREF tce, John Perkins J r., pincIuey. Patrick Hen
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many others: 10y the ate ~. Barton Ross, l vol,
~ cents. Pu!lis cd at 81 ..
Ross Rhetorical Manual, or Southern Fifh
Reader, embracing cUpIous and elegant extracts
both IN Prose aud Poetry, with a Trear sc on Rhe-
torical Figures and the principles of Elocution,
vol, 81 cents, Published a 81.
is2 ERANCK TAYLOR
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Places of Resort during Summer.

REACktSTONE'S PAVILION.-Tke under
-. - sEned tof Wash ngton) havIng takenA 4
,f nnaIihy pleasant, and popular resort, ,JEAy y
rawnian Is IN St Mary's county, Nd. near Hack
Washington and Baltimore. The neichhoThond rs
the most p asaat In the t,te: and the water pos
sssses heathful mineral properties. Good Bathiny
rbAthtes plea, ant anu commodious Chamber a O.
ro,hnode tons, spacious Dining and RaIl Rooms.
VIM Fefanah OF nearly one hundred ieet 'front.'
ing the riyer view, aud Dowlng Saloon contri fe
To the enJoTinent Of the guests. HIS Table will he
suppneu with all The Injuries Of the water His
hai ~ stock cd with the choicest Wines Iiauors
Sid Sisars. irst-rate Coi!ltcn Nnsic d,lIgent
SerVaiiS and every attention may he relied ON
@ @N1.i anu FISHING BJ:ts Away 1T hard The FISH
ihs M ~ unsurpassed IN tho ultcd Sjsiss. Terms
S'.oi fer day for less thsn n week FOR week or
uioie. ~ .>S per diem.
II. S.-Ihere wall Le a Grand irdepenleunc Bal
AZ The lPaviIon on the hIs hit OF the 5th July, and
every iortmg ht thereafter thong huut tie season.
e . enlmt Y. i. Ill AkSH Il. ErnE -.
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AIRROTNPE.S.

AhDkOE0 PF.S.
ONE Of the mos: satisfactory and universal luxu-
ries that Irdugei in. these progressive Gays
ere he AMBRpFNPfS a VI taken by RO2EH 4
san DS. Tbs L'ondcTf accuracy with which thcss
pictures caube taken has been often a1vered TO as
paIlors of rich and poor whore you VIII and you
will hrd them. X. SANDS GALLERY.
ma . Pa. avenue. bet. slh and 9Th streets.
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n, CA II &c ES.
III HE Subscriber having nade additions 70 his
Factory. making il now one Of the larg gest. RRR,
IN the District, whore ms IaO..I-.ss A.. f26S
manufacturing all klndz OF CARASDz@
RIAGES ard LIGHT WAGONS osl not be sur-
passed, and from his long eKperlsBce q the busi-
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
AL kinds Of Carriages ami LlEht Wagons kept on
hsnd.
Second hand csrriases taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW j. JOYCE,
iInf cnrner ofIffh and " sts.
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uAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDOLlNE
III RRUSHES at GIBBS HAIR Store. near l5th
street. and at his Sales Room. under Wlllards ho
fol - s-6m
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
GTRENSTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
has arrived from Europe with his "
own, as well as the manufacture of q rood rnnny
others OF the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EIE-G GLASSES; among which are the
PERISCOPiC CONCANE and CONVEX The
DOUBl.E FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEE BIBLES, CRYSTALS, Ftc.,
which are warranted to improve any EYE tfected
with Weakness, cataract tending to IL; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received The highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing a
osearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FfING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale at store Of Eighth street and
tween street and Pa. avenue.
III DO NOT n1istcEe the corner Of sth strfst.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
lishment in Europe. n9-tf
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NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING
l. STABLE,
Corner OF l3a street and Penn syIrnuta orsnn,,
The undersigned begs leave to announce TO the
eitizens OF Washington, and the pubic n
IN general. that he has just completed AAa>
one OF the finest Stables In rhe cIty,where eENS&E
can, at all times, be obtained as neat and S- $1S
snowy turnout as can be fouud any ~<l''---s~.
where. Ny stock comprises fine assortment Of
horses, which, for style and action nu0t be sur
passed by any stable in the country, and choice lot
OF new carriages and light wagons. Horses taken
at livery labe terms at any establish
ment In the city. Give Inc call, and / guarantee
satisfaction.
SIUr AJJ.lSOS NAII.OR In
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LNON CRACkEHS.--We are The agents of Jos
L Fox, OF iansInghuTsh, y. Y, for selling their
celebrated CRaCkEhS. They are made entirel,
by machinery of the choicest Gcnssee Flour, ard
are more extensively used than any Cracker If the
kind in the United States We can furnish them Al
the same Ta:e as theJ sold ia New York city.
KING & RURCHEi.I,
M 2 corner ertnOnt ave. ard 18th st.
A KNABE Il GAEHEE. A CH;CKERING
n and a Haiier, IIavls a Co.'S Piano. but little
used, for sale at great bargains. ELLIS,
msI4 sjn6 bet yeen 9th and IOth sts
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\DHESApEAEE HAIL. us ~ i'i'ttN, VA.

Curs.pr.kSEA SEA "a BAFhiHsGGpToN, VA.
ThIs Summer RetGs..,J"iliy two mi miles from Old
June .si.vn ffe PrcPrietors will be happy YE.A9
to see any OF their friends who may wish lj...GE
TO enjoy salt Water Bathing and the I.nxIIirs Of
the ceaboard. The Hall has been much imcrovsd
and 6esutlied and anpc preparations MI g Tor the
cOmfurf and pleasure Of all no may visit This de
!Ightlul rcsort. Boats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Carriases. &C.. always IN readiness t. contrbute 10
the cnjoy ment of the quests. =
X. g. BANKS Il SONS
H. Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington I'm
me steamer uisiana and North Caro- mr. arrive at
hp.s :" ha'hpton ar stefHer Coffee. = je Is I'm