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A NALOSTAN RETREAT.

RLACKlSTONE PAVILION.-TLe under
- - signed tof Wash ngt9nl having taken
will receive guests after the ST July Thls SEIS6
Pavilion Is IN 1t. Mary's county, Md. near Biack
lstones Island. and is accessible h, steamers from
Washington and baltimore. The neighborhood Is
the most pleasant IN the State; and the water pos
sesses heatEful mineral properties. Good Bathing
Fixtures. pleasant and commodous Chamber A G
comimoT6.tlons, spacious Dining and Ball Rooms,
wliE Nerandah or nearly hundred feet, front
ing the river view, ard Bowling saloon oontr' but e
to the enjoyment Of the guests. HIS Table will he
supplied with all the luxuries of the water. His
Bar Is stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors
ana Cisars: FIrst-rats Cotlllon Music, dlIgeut
servants, ard every attention NAV be relied on
Sail and Fishing Bosts always AT hand. The fish
Ing IS unsurpassed in the United States. Term.
more. $ % per diem.
r. S.aThere will be Grand Independence Ball
at the LPaylllon the NIGHT of the 9th July, and
every fortnIg ht thereafter Throughout The season.
ez3 colin X. J. MARSHALL. Proa,r
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HI According to Panama paper, Mr.. Belly
when Last heard Of, was "in San Juan del Norte
'gassinS""
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nENTISTRY. RY.
u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OyTIcE No. iss PENNSYLVANIA AvHryE, Q},yp1
7lrfl Saeff ffera llfl Sfrf1I. 318

Tir.s SssrI Jres Iiik Street. ""
DE-. BhILY bess lesve to inform the pu ble that hs
csn e seen at hours at hls ON located as eboye
,rsctcs, With the isrse number 81 patients srest
variety of dIfcu that ne has treated SUCCESS
.oienc S or eoas h fs.inr re 20 the IL H
own experience confirming the opinion of msnI nlca
and j. and e. ni Psrmy has ed & ons SINCE
SHrd al ms.OS!S s,, sreHs5stop, e.. hIP5 Teeth also
Tsnts FOR the constTrction OF Contingons Gum
il the only reliable substance thst ne worn 10 tho
mouth, as wss most conc usivey shown By the lsst
Although ne fatters himself from his long resi-
soSe ana T P'1GSs IN Wsss1,soP he !. fry'Ts,
leave to refer them to the lollovIn.
TESTIMONIALS:
From the ate Rector Of the Church Of Epissszye
DR.. sIIrEIK B.LLI: DssT sirsI desire % ,Ee..
gou e dest opsoos may
Tor me have been hls satisfactory. hope that
D.blie that Jour ikiil SO vel deserves.
w..hinr,o.. A.r. u. lass. .I.FREHoa.
Prom one Of the oldest trm. In Baltimore. msssrs.
Having q Hs ssepsen Bsi; ally Surgeon Den
sns St Sese Of 1efs shGh Gc he az Did to
my entire cton and n view Of te fact that
College Of Baltimore i ed after epested trias 70
,e.i9rT the same IN HS,. sst,siscto.y Z Eve. n:
sish cstmaiion Of Ls professional Fl. -"'
Baltimore, Jan. Il, 1857. hAhMANN BO5Ss.
IXtyaet from pste cd from the late Hox ysbu
M. Clayton.
US SfraYp, Aug. 10, Iss.
The teeth yes made for nc work admirably noih-
lux ''''' 0' 0'''''' ' loHN ttiiiSp ". CLAYTON
=. ,h,,. that seek relief from the mal.diss Of th.
tseth, can cheeTfpy recommend Dr. =. Baily q
superior Ientlst; he made set Of poroslian teeth
for one Of family, and pusscd severn teetb for
sef, and tic work has all stood well for thsn
ten Jeers. ROBERT II. NIXON.
Of tie Va. Conf. CT tho NJ. +. ChEroh Sorth.
April 10. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having k.1 c,sasor to avail
sareelyes Of the professional skill Of Dr. Z. Ba,y.
srrteoa Dentist Of this oitg, having been cognli
art OF hs operations on our snlse or friends, take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
sbIl well as CT the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and dIhoult
operations Ia Dcntsl Surgery, and We epectfuI
commend him TO the oonhd and patronage OF -
Hyb &c. OF hch VIC consider him enilnently worthy.
THOMAS Y. WALTEs, Architect 4. :. CAP tot.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d.. of WASHINGTON, ID. e.
b. ). BoHRER, NJ. ID. OF Georgetown, ID, e.,
N. =. LINCOLN, VI. D., Of Washington, ID. c.
Jos. n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID, e.
91oRGB WALTON, tx Governor of Florica.
WALrrB L.Nox, Ex-Mcyor of WashlnttoIy
HISRr BALDwIs, u. =. Pstent Ofhce,
&C. WIsHs, PriEci pa R;ttcnhoEse AcsdsEy.
teeso If
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Places of Resort during Summer.

GUNNER ROARD.-The subscriber, the pro
- prI.tor OF ths Union Hotel, !" al Far 4
lax q II Va. oet bIated for years pest as yE.EA
one OF the most agreeable summer retreats Sshlk
Iof FAMILIES se king cool shade fine w-ter. bsc.
ar, coinmodIous accommodations, and every con.
ceivable luxury of the table IF we lkept Iura
n3te mss yet niue or ten comfortable rooms unh lied
Vhlch ne oners 10 persons IN washington and else
where desirous OF escaping from the dust, hest and
gidfe of the cities. Two trains run daI.y to a. d
convenient.
His terms are moderate. and he spsres no psins 10
pie ase All who favor HIM with their patronage. He
refers to the follOYing gentlemea whose families or
members thereof have been quests in h's establish
ueut, VIZ: Commander ypo. Rodgers, L.. =. NJ;
Cspt. MeIgss, u. :. A; ;C. :. Wallach. Esq: j w.
Ceiey; ESQ, and Lieut.. w. ID. Porter, u. :. N.
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
- CUMBERLAND COUNTY, "A.
. rms well-kHown Mountain Resort, sIiuste in
Cumberland oounty. Pa five miles north n
easl OF Caris e, will be open for visitors on w -
The nth of June. The waters of these III
SPRINGS are highly Impres mated with minerals, aud
tons large. Fare from Philadelphia to Csrleisle.
SSS5; from Baltimore to Carlis e. S3IO Visitors
leaving Philadelphia ard Baltimore In the morning
tram arrive atthe SPRINGS At p. IN.
For further information address the proprIetors,
OWEN d CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs, Pa
Referenoes.-Iohn c Da Costa. Ess., Tho.. c.
Percivai, ESQ. Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. ESQ,
WIN. Kenshew, Esq, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
ESQ RIohard Wa!lach, ESQ.,, Washington
je S-2md
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g UNI M Err DRINKS.
Black berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, Curacoa,
Ginger co, Absinthe,
Cherry do, Cordials,
Soda Water Syrups, Malt Liquors.
StrOughton's and other Bitters.
The cheapest, best and largest assortment OF Por-
ter, Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
in the District.
The above, as well as our unrvalled Mineral
Water and Cider constantly hand and for le hy
Army Il SHINN,
5, Green street. corner of Olive,
Ie patti
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je l4-tf

lTOR RENT-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
1 with basement, on % stLeet, Georgetown, the
rooms. The house and lot large and IN complete
order, having all the out buildings baths,
&c. 1t s of the most cOmmodIous In George-
town, and well arraIged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE Is. WILLIAMS, GEORGETOWN
ap 29-tf
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

TQTHE LhDLEso WASHINGTON. CITY;
Il Hav ing been engaged in manu- featuring LADIES'
Misses', and ChIldren's shoes for
s@>4zAthls past - care, we ought toaS
know by thIs q ne what viii suit them that line,
aud safely cay that we do which you oan prove
by giving No., trial y on can hnd Tat all tImesI
the articles At the principal Shoe Stores in Wash
lngton oIty-the shoes 90 veli-known as j. w.
MoCurdy Sons hiladelphIs make. ap2llJ
TRUNks! TRUNKsa TRUNKs@
The Undersigned has now and constantly keeps
RHYyS on hard a large and very suPe- "A
kyxrN nor assortment Of Sole-IeatherkxA
~1fo TRUNKS AND VALlSESi asofe -
Iron Frame aud Wood Box TRUNkSt
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHELSi hne
SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, &c.
I am prepared 10 compete with the best mana
factursrs, proof Of which, read the following Re-
port of tse Committee at the Far of the Metropolis
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
TCpham a Nor1et deposited Sole leather
Trunk thatIs for soltdify Gad qsalisy Of material,
JzyrIN THOMAS, Saddler.
B. 8. KIssEY, CurrIer.
N.B.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing ex ecuts I'd with neatness and dlsratoh.
JAS. s. TOPHAM.
Late TOPHSM d NoRPIET,l
No. <99 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
m4-Iy Washington. ID. &.
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For Rent and Sale.

THOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND
i pleasant rooms can now he accommodated at
MRS. SEARLk'S, S8S Pa. avenue, bstween s9a and
6th streets. je q -2awSw"
FOR RENT-The larse and oonye yenient DIV EL-
7th st'eet west. Ii is fitted up with all the modern
improve ments, and admirably suited for boarding
house. To punotual tenaut the rent will be mode
rate. Apply to WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auo-
tIoneer. lie "a eotf
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
H. DEALERS rent, for ten years. vacant
LOT upon d. near goth street, s. by l2s feet, nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
ap 29Itawtf ,.
ENOR RENT-That very desirable brick Dwell
l. LING HOUSE, No. 40l 18th street, between
and X. formerly occupied by Hon. l. l.. Gartre
For terms, apply to WOODBURY. EMERY. No.
405 18th street. after O'Clock p. IN. je 81 eotf
EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMOF
L YEARS-That very handsome and eligiby Sit
uated HOUSE on enn.ylvana avenue, between
nth aud 18th streets lately occupied by MIR. Diver
nos, as hotel. The main house we'll ada pied for
either private residence or public house, having
number OF large rooms and many cnnveniences at
tached to 1t; and the additional house whica lately
served the of bar, with three four
UP stars, can very readily be converted into Of
hce below with sleeping rooms In the upper story.
The establishment IS a very desirable one for a
foreign minister; the house lately occupied bar
or ofhces below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches Of the legation.
ers Building. ma 2u-Std6 1wtf
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ORD MONTAGUE'S PAGE; an historical
II romance of the Seventeenth century. By g. p.
X. James, author of "KIchelieu," "Old Domin-
ion," etc., etc. Price $I.25. Just published, and
for sale at TAYLOR i MAURY'S,
10 Do
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
BRICKS g.!

We are now manufacturing, and have on hs, I'd a
quantity of best hand made BRICK, which We offer
at the lowest market prices. Our arTans ements are
such to enable to deliver to any part OF the Dis
triot. Our Yard Is situated near the Aqu educt,
Virginia side. Apply TO GEO. s. RUNET 81 CO.,
or T.. PICKEREIL & CO., Georgetown.
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STOP THAT RATTLING,
T U B n q f Nj A X r. X 8.

TO n o f nj A X T. X 3.
Just received by the subscrlber, and for sale, 200
sides of Spanish Slaughter and Hemlock SOLE
LEATrER, which will be sold from one to one
hundred sides, at prices that cannot be duplicated
In this market.
Also,a choice lot of FRENCH CALFSKINS at
extremely low prices.
Constantly on hand, a complete assortment of
Morocco LInIngs, Bindings. &C.; also, English and
French Lastings of every quality and shade.
X. J. DARRAGH,
v nth ctrset wa,bipgton n r
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Ys those that seek relief from the msadies Of the
tech, csn cheeTfply recommend Dr. Z. Bally q
sgBerlor Eentlst; he made set Of porcelain teeth
mysef and tic work has all stood well for more thss
ten Jeera. ROBERT IT. NIXON.
Al
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THOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND
pleasant rooms can now he accommodated at
MRS. SEARLk'S, SsS Pa avenue, bstween "a and
9Th streets. je q -2awSws
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(NULPEPER MILITARY INSrITUTE.-The
~ next session of this Institution will commence
on the first Monday IN September, lshs. For Cata :
loGues apply To
js - aotSepi Culpaper e. II Va
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A PIANO FOR Sl0 MONTH.-SIx very
"A good second hand Pianos. for sale low AT Slo
per month. JOHN r. ELLIS
Just think of it-a PIANO for SO per month at
FLLlS'S flanO store. lie .
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per-
feet Portrait of yourself for Is cents. warranted
not to fade. 1908 Of these beautiful pictures made
Dy w odley Ia pine weeks. 70 charge unless tee
s, cents, which can be sent 10y mail without extra
light not required. h. &. WOODLEH,
Photographer, No. SI2 T. street,
je IA 6m near " Wiards'.
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DiANOs FOR SALE OK HIREBY
tnaN y, EI.I.iS

10y The OLD Gas hOUSE.-The cheapest
and best place to get UMBRELLAS and -
PARASOLS REPAIRED Is At 78 I,ouisians fN
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. near
Umbrellas Bought, Sold, Exchanged, or Mepded
iy o-lms JOHN RASTT
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HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL. AVID BANDOtINE
KRUSHrS at GIBBS'S Hair Store, near 18th
street, and at his Sales Room, under Willards' Ho
tol "a O -6tp
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Washington. A.r. q. lass. J.%.FREHo

1Xtrset from pste "a from the late Hex.
M. Clayton.
US. SENATE, Aug. 10, IsS.
The teeth yes made for ne work admirably; noih-
"1 ''1'' O' '''''' WY loHN a.'cLArIoK
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ITO BRICkIAYERS AND FASTENERS.
have Just received Iarse supply ofthe best White
and Grey SAN ID, which Will sell ,ow' Also; White
GRAVEi. and LIME; Oak, Pine and Hickory
WOOD, White and X ed Ash CO A L., at the low
est mari ket prIcss Call Wood and Coal Depot
CORNER of G. and l4th sts.. near the canal.
is1l ..... r. w, RATES
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NEW GROCERY, VINE AND LIQUOR

SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
- BU TIER COOLERS. TEA SETS,
CASrORS, CAKE BASKETS, best sna.lIty.
ALBATA SPOONS, FORKS, LADIES.
And n lot Of tne ivory Handle Steel Blade (Silver
plstedD IA BILE KNIVES.
Just received. and offering very low, at SSe Penn.
jeG H.. HOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
r.,r,b,. Accident It Fsyai.

The nail fol intelligence has just been re.
.;rsd Of the death at Faysl Azores. ofAlfred
|R.ckminster Frost, the youngest son Of Rev.
IN Frost. lately pastor Of the Unitarian
c.I,ob in Concord. Rev. Mr.. Frost, Mrs.
~ their son Alfred. about ten years old,
I'D ,3' a female friend, Miss Fuller. have been
len, at Fayal several months, in hopes Of
hon1fr 10 Mr.. Frosl's health About the LIST
~ lime, the bog became ons OF a party to
w., tho Peak of Pico, mountain upon the
Land Miss Fuller was Of the party, but
.Sn tate OF Mr.. Frost's health vas such that
w. w. wife was unable to 60. The party con-
sisted partly Of sea-captains, With whom
sounp Frost bad made himself great favorite.
pe,nrning from their visit, while upon the
.nOnntaips, they got out Of their path, and
tan TO explore for the purpose OF hndIng
:, Seeing 40 opening, one OF the men told
,l.,ad 10 Tun along and see what be could
"a here, lie did 50. A moment after he
| a heard TO scream that he wasfalllng. The
,.,mpsny rushed t, his aid, but 1t was TOO
ia,e lie had fallen from precipice seventy
.as, bipb. His back was broken, and be re-
.o;,sd other injures. lie was taken home,
I;s,sncc of nine miles, and lived three days,
Lar;nc his consciousness the whole time,
and taking with his parents and friends:
Tia had hardly ever in his life been separated
trom his father and mother, even Tor day,
.od This sudden accident aud death must be
terrible blow to them, as it has excited
much sympathy among all who knew the
family.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISEMENTS
Terrible Tragedy.

A most shocking affair occurred IN Maine
village, ip this county, about 10 ID lies from
Binghant1n, on Friday afternoon, 10 b INST.
Oliver Howard, a man about 80 years cid,
murdered two Of his children by cutting their
tbroats with razor. The circumstances Vi
this most lamentable occurrence, a. near as
we learn, arc as follows: Oliver Howard, the
muI derer, lives 10 the village Of Mtinc--has
a wife and four chiidreU--two gals and two
bows. His wie's mother had been staying q
few days at his house, and the day previous
TO the murde-, his wife and wiie's mother
went on q visit to the house OF the latter,
taking with them the two youngest children,
the z rls, leaving the two boys, one aged SIX,
and the other four, at home. About -
clock, on Friday afternoon, Howard left the
Tsnnery of Mr.. Sandiord, where he worked,
went to his house. and returned SOON after to
the Tannery. Not long after, ii was discov.
cred that the two little boys had been uur-
dered their throats being cut W tn raz1r.
Inward WAS immed tate y arrested and taken
before \. w. Eastman, esq. Justice vi the
Peace In that town, Tor EXAMINATION. Inc
prisoner admitted that he cou mittcd the d0u-
Bile murder, and waived an examiratiOp. Tue
murderer WAS brought to Blpgham,on last
friday night, ami lodged in Jail. No rea.
son was assigned bf the prisoner, we are m
formed, for the &C. when be was arrested.
Now that be is 10 all for the horrld crime,
be says that he was n fear of the Lord, and
thought that be was commanded by the Lord
to kill his two boys. We think tn at this is
a mere dodge to escape punishment, on the
ground Of insanity; and that instead OF having
aoy communication FROM the Lord, he was
iushgated by the Devil and his own bad pas
sions to commit this most deSiilsh crinc.--
Biu1b1,D rtOu BsD
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A correspondent at Brdgetown, Barbados,
writin. under date OF June 26, says there were
only ,hrea arrivals OF breadstuffs from the Uni.
ted states for the asst two weeks, bringing 2, lS3
bbs flour, 1898 DO corn meal but with the
heavy expor, inquiry and large local consumP-
,lon. stocks in importers hands are very light,
and prices are advancing at an average OF thir-
" g cent Pork ant lard dull. Goldfish much
wanted The operations in produce is pretty
much confined 10 molasses, which continues to
command nc, with l4,0O0 puncheons on hand.
The weather is favorable, with fine showers all
over the ISLAND The sugar crop is nearly over,
aiuDO hhds being shipped, and the crop will
Ia. ahnu, L5 pOU md.
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FOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NOR.
FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

TO- For the accommodation of fami-
s -: lies and other wishing 10 enjoy the
Injuries ol fresh fish. crabs, oysters and sea
bathii :. iiorded by those places, The fine, e,
aud commodious steamer POWHArAN, will
leave Washington EVERY SATURDAY, al
O'Clock, A. NJ, tor the above points, and CON
tiuue during the Bathing Season, commencing
5 urday. July l7th, from her berth at the Com
panys Wharf. tool OF Sixth street arriving at
Pluey Point Al 3, p NJ, same day. Old Point at
i, a. NJ. and Norfolk al 3 o'clock 4. VI, Sun
day morning. Returning. will leave Norfolk,
on Monday, al i, Z. VI Old Point al 8, p VI ,
Piuey Point AT o'clock, A. NJ, on Tuesday,
and arrive at Washington at 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
on same day.
Fare, including meals, TO PineY Point, j
Old Point and Norfolk, 81; ana for ii round
trip SIS. Children haliprIce 5erths ree state
rooms extra.
Passengers will be taken up and landed at all
the landings on the Potomac.
FOR tickets and further information, apply at
the office OF the Great Southern and Southwes-
tern ticket Office No S72. Pennsylvania avenue,
three doors east OF Browns Hotel or 10 the
Captain on board the boat foot OF Sixth street.
GEORGE MATGINGLN.
Superintendent of =. ). b. Company.
WASHINGTON ~ gz-Ilm
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New YORK, July u, ls5s-TheIe has been
but lI,,le variation in the money or stock mar
ke, tor week past, The supply of money is
abundant upon good securities at short dates
Exchange on London is firm, and leading names
are held at l0qsGll0 p cent. The supply OF
bills is meagre, and there is more demand for
bars a, p cent. discount. There has been
sale OF 100000 three = cent Treasury notes
a shade under par.
The trade in breadstufs is more active under
m, favorable news from Europe. Flour ls
again GlO cts . barrel higher. The improve
men, Is most marked on the low grades. The
break in the canal has 10 some extent, cut OH
supplies. Wheat is held 3 TO cents higher
than previous rates.
The recelp's at the customh"use are begin.
mig TO indicate more activity IN commercial
transactions Yesterday they amounted 10
SlJ7l5O
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DURATION FARM AND ALEXANDRIA
IT PROPERTY FOR RENl.-Ene farm
contains SIX HUNDRED ACRES, about one
halt wooded, and partly heavy timber, with a
ssSs large and excellent DWELLING and al
Sc necessary out bulldlnss-puye and sweet
water in the yard--and never failing stream
running through the farm. Ii is not surpassed
for health;-and around it is large population,
with good and kind neighboTs. 1t lies near TO
the Rappahannock river and canal, where, with
in 3 or miles, MILLS are established, furnish
ing market for every thing grown OF The farm
TO substantial tenant, and good farmer the rent
will be moderate; no other need apply.
offer also Tor rent, my large three story lire
..sts proof. BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. cor
H. ner OF King and Washington streets, long
occupied by me II fronts 81 feet on " ashing-
ton, and 70 on King street. II hes been rented
for boarding house, and for Tour years past, 1t
was filled with opuient, and the most Tespecta'
bic boarders The rooms are large and AIRY
the ceilings high and tie parIors large and eie'
giant, with suitable breakfast ard dining rooms
Both gas and water have been brought into the
house. The location is unsurpassedior conVe'
nience, comfort, and health. Possession gwen
on the LIST Of September next
Fer terms, apply TO ~
CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
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DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.-The I'M
dersigned desires to sell TRACT OF
LAND, on the Waters OF Potomac Creek, in
Stafford Count. Va, containing TEN HUN
DRED AND TN ENTY ACRES II borders on
the Creek (Which is navigable) y miles and is
distant a bout one mile from the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. The
soil is ve-y productive in all the usual grain
crops but particularly adapted 70 the growth OF
Tobacco ana Grass, though il is OF uneven sur
face.
There is on the land ineyhaustIble beds of the
finest shell Mail A large quantity OF Hickory,
Oak and Pine Wood may be cut rom the land,
worth on the shore OF the creek from TWO TO
tour dollars per cord Also, a good deal of Ce-
dar a Locust, Yellow Popular and White Oak
Timber.
There j. meadow now yielding an average
of 500 worth OF Hay pei annuIn, containing
fourteen Acres OF land which may be increased
to fifty acres OF prime Meadow. Grass grows
well all over the LAID, which renders 1t Valua-
bic Tor grazing purposes. Indeed, it grazes an.
nualIy. about fifty head OF cattle in the woods.
4 altogether il IS a very valuable tract, but am
DISPOSED 10 sell II below It's value, as ! own
another large farm adjoining IT, and have not a
Sufficient force 10 manage both. | invite per-
sons disposed TO purchase such prop trty 10 cx.
anime il, or communicate with me by letter at
Accokeek PUst-Office, Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, VI. d.
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| COMMUNICATED.

l see by an extract in the Gazette, from
the Richmond South, that a concerted So"t"
ern demonstration, in 1850, was arranged, to
have at its head Geo. Q1itman. What was
the object aud intention of the proposed
movement; and does the death Of Gen = Iit-
man give to it quietus? l ask for informa.
ton. Are We TO have any new elements OF
dscord thrown into our politics by those who
assume TO be the leaders Of a mere Southern
party9 A NifulNlAN.
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WSS -
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Ln,erfrom sou,hAmer,ca.

New ORLEANS July - The Barque In
Is from Rio Cd the OH June, has arrived.
7 &c war be,wee Buonos and the Argentine
G moderation still continues. Buenos Ayres
refuses the mediation of England, and asks
the Intervention of France.