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TESNEssEE HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-The August
meeting of this Society was well attended, at the
Capitol, and several items of business attended to.
The Committee to apply to the City COuucil~of the
city of Nashville, to remove the remains Of Lieut.
CHASDLER from his grave the Sulphur Spring
to cue Of the cemeteries, reported that suitable
ra1gements would be made for the removal in Sep
TENDER next Drs. WRIGHT, NEWKAE, and Rev.
DIR. QUIRTARD we're added to the Society Committee,
TO attend to the exhumAton. .-
proposition was msde to make the fee for life
membership $50 instead of $50, aud laid over till
next meeting.
The Rev. W. NJ. REED was elected active mem
Der.
large number ofeontrib6tions we're made, among
them an old work, sbridgsment of the laws and
government of Germany, printed in 1876. presented
by TON SNITB, Esq. Prof JILLsOE presented sew
ersl reliques from Indian grave i've miles South
Of Nashville. One is sn image of head (Of burnt
cIsy) about four inches Long, very much resembling
the Attic heads found in Mexican ruins. Mrs.
AAxoN v. BROwN widow Of the late Postmaster
General, presented very valuable collection of
books, embracing lwenly-one volumes Of American
State Papers, running from March Sd, 1889, to
March Sd, 1888.
The Society is in highly prosperous condition.
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We were glad to receive q call yesterday from c..
NJ CAMPBELL, Esq., of the Memphis Avalanche
He was on his way to Columbia on visit to his
friends at that place
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NEw 0RLEaNs, Aug. s., Vera Cruz dAtes are to
the 28lh, and City of Mexico to the 18Th
Miramon has issued Manifesto and promises to
protect the Clergy in power.
The GeyerDme1t declares the traditional policy
Of Mexico ltogusrd against the Uaited States.
MeLsne sent only q skeleton Of the treaty TO
Washingt u undersigned. ~
* The Tshusntepsc Company are annoyed by The
suthofisies -. sasls stA =.
The nails will probably be suspended goen
Gen Zuazua Is approaching San Louis Potosi WITH
5000 men.
Miramons troops are con eentrating al Regenerata.
II is reported that grand movements are foot.
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oROSS-TIES WANTED.

FEyHE Nashville Railroad Company
II contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties, 9 feet
long inches thick well hewn to ce place
than inches clear OF bark, timber to be sound delivered
the grade line Of the road in NashVills
The want to contract for 10000 White
FOst Oak Ties o. the size Shove be delivered
the line Of the read in piles from section u to section
enough on each section to supply the sane.
Persons EishngtO bid will direct to the PRECEDENT aud Direo
Nashville, Tenn. luIyee-6
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From Eashingtsn.

WAsHINGTos. Aug. 6-Tbe Treasury rseeiptsfo
the quartz ending June 30tb excluding trtst funds
tWenty-ihFee millions oUe hundred AMI twenty
Eve thousand, exclusive Of fourteen and quarter
miliion from customs and eightsnl quarter nj :
lions fir m Treasury NOTES. s
The expenditures for the same eriod weretWenty-
six million. including len millions paid in treasury
notes. and million and half interest on the pub
tic debt and treasury netss. 49,
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BY TELECRApH.
Mexican News.

New ORLEASs, Aug. 5.-1he news By the Csl:-
fornia malls is unimp0ftsnt. Money was tight
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ENTE have associated ourselves in the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,

METROPOLITAN
TIN q HI . u g e.
yHTHE Proprietor the citizens Nashville
the public genely that b. has, considerable expense
Htted up the houses the cornerof
r CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
the purpose carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
He purposes having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
that he enabled 70 suit both pockets and appees his
customers and charge than they This has been
needed in and be hopes strict attention to his business
10 merit public patronage. lie feels certain OF with his
efforts and the immortal in the kscchea he viii furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice. He also keeps hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AND LIQUORS
rhii-diy. j. MOORE.
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no MeLcan's strengthening
S--S coRDIAL.-This remedy Las been before the pub
lie only short time but has proved invaluable
dy purify hs blood and SYSTEM every one who
uses recommends Others %
remedy with every family States We say to every
reader, try tilt delightful aromatic See
another column. july3t-d&Wlm.
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CANDIDATES.


Attorney General and Reporter. Election
p" On the 18th OF August, 1852 6. 80
We are authorized and requested announce JAMES B.
THORNTON, Esq OF Memphis, candidate for the office Of
Attorney Reporter for the State at the ensuing
election on the 18Th August. iyS-ts
We authorized SAMUEL MILLIGAN, ESQ.,,
Greene county, candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter, in place of Hon. JOHN L. T. sNEED, resigned.
We are authorized announce JAMES 0. sHAoELFoRD,
Esq Montgomery county, candidate for Attorney Gener
Of Tennessee place Of Hon. J. l. T. sEERD
resigned. naySs
We authorized to TH0S. J. FREEMAN, OF the
county Gibson candidate for Attorney General for the
Tennessee, place Of Hon. J. T. sSxED. resigned
iune3 .Es
We authorized to VIM B. REESE, Jr., Esq,
the Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. june2
We are authorized to JOHN W. HEAD, Esq.,
Attorney General for the seof Tennessee place
Of Hon. J. L. T. sNEKDresgned. lsa
We are authorized announce MILTON A. HAYNES, OF
Memphis a candidate Office of Attorney GsserA and
Reporter for the State. june2+d, tw&wtd.
We are authorized TURNKEY, Esq, Of
Sparta candidate for Attorney General and Reporter for the
State. HH ssE
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For Criminal Court Clerk.
We are authorized to CHAs. Z. DIGGoNs as
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk. julys-td
authorisedto DR.. Z. NJ. PARKINSON
the Criminal Court Of Davidson county, at
the ensuing March election. lmsy2s-te.z
We are authorised JoHN SHANE, Esq, can
dae election Office Of Criminal Court Clerk at the
March election.
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Great Rargains,

selling lot Of very good Shoes for cost
being little old style. They going of very fast All who
want them hsj better cali soon
July 9-A FARRAR. DIsMUKEs q co
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For County Trustee.
Weare authorized toannounce THos. T. SAUNDERS can
ddAte Couaey Trustee for Davidson county at
he election to be held in March, 1850. sp5
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Prof, Ashley Hurt, NJ D. Nat Co eges Winchester Tenn
Prof Graves, ". President Of he Nay sharpe College Vim
chester, Team.
John Rrizze, ESQ, Wi1chesiers Tenn =
The Weather indicator offered for at Al ne
Drug Store AARON STRETCH General Agent On he corner
Of Union and College Streets, lahville, Tenn
The diScoverer win send he Natural Weather Indicator By
nail postage paid veil put up sad secore any psrson
enclosing 500 current faii plain direeoIs r
rvrulatiBz using 80 accompany each Tndcator
Address LOUIS ) UBlHAN. AQ.rt
ulyx5dtE&Ea Columaia. Tsnn
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q as,9ss al7s sess a.0so


- sass e,U74 qase s0so 81 ~
a,G74 1850 --s1
l,I94.sn So s72 fr4'FE ---l-,f--s
The l3h 10TH 17h districts this year in David.
county ahOugh they Is56in cheatam county
Af the 18Th and 9f districts this year Davidson
county although they voted In 1850 In cheatham county
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~ To the PubIic.---FTOm now
49, until October next, will offer entire Retail
stock of R1roare reduced prices for cash. including Ger
peters' Tools, Building Hardaodre louise FnisAiEg
Goods having extensive preparations Tor large Retail
a-mauy Gerry ae and desirable goods be bought at
Eol0 figures for cash II you wish your money
Rarftrare call soon at MCCALL & Co.,
juneIs-u 81 Public square.
Gilberts Fly Traps sold by ss. -..a b
SAM yANLEER & CO.,
tunee-2m Market street.
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R@ Bank of West Tennessee AT
&SAAsSS MEMPHIs.-rhe notes Of this Bank will be
eaIed 1t the Uaion Of Tennessee Nashvls dw-
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c0HTEHTs.
FIRST PAeE--Detsils Of the Foreign Nsws-The
Aale WARM dtsiy-Iesns OF the Trsely Of Peace
NNAHiesto Of the Emnsror Of Austria
Fourth Psa4--easibaldi and KOssuth; The
Losses Of Austria.
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VOCAL AND INSrRUmENTAI. yIUSIS.-

n BECKER would respeetfnly announce a M uuh -
". Nasayills that he has located the Voics
Pano Folneeo Violin etc Orders sitat EcCiurss o. Hem
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a Revolutionary Sermoa---Sinxalar Fst..
hprlcal Baunder. G17I 4
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SUPERIOR lot Of Lard N x AID hls put up szprus.
n y fer family use, an asnd and fer sale a No s srket
sGests WOODS co.
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Two HOUsEKEEPRRs AND OTHERS.
IUL0OK TO YOUR INTEREsr-0

IL LOOK TO YOUR TNTEREST-m
By Purchasing your Wood of
" A. PAY NTf.R, al the Red sign, at the new
once, corner of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
Csntre Market.
NJ You will not only be sure of full measure,
but you will get your Wood Sawed in ,, g. or {
pieces, u and Split III any size desIred
~ Fifty cents per cord cheaper than II Is sold
from sny other place in this CITY.
IL His Wood is of the Best Quality.l 1r
Best q ualty.S LII
II He has the biggest GaLts and Boxes,i III
II The biggest Pine Knot Split for
Klndllng WOOd,( III
Kindling Wood. LII
IL All delivered Free OF Charge IN
Free of Charge.{ LII
III Notice. III If the above does not show how
to get Il = Rich a IT shows " here to get your
IL Moneys Worth III
Now please call at the above oftlco Il = aud try
It'll You will get quarter Of a cord of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed IN pieces IL T-and Split -FT
for 81; pieces for 81 li1a; pieces 81 q; or the
best Oak pieces Sl.s71s; pieces Sl.J'; pieces
SlG-lI; the best Hickory, pieces 50; pieces
81 75 pieces 81 All other parts of cord at same
rates.
Orders left at :. W. X. Handy's, opposite VIII
ards Hotel At Wm Ballsnty Ges, is8 ;th street;
or at Pages wharf, at the foot of7th at promptly at
tended to. Office removed to the north she Of the
bridge corner of7th and Canal streets. The money
TO accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
Is delivered.
jeH A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf.
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Bull Doc ATTACHING AN SELsPHASr-IIow
liz CANS OUT.-The Petersburg (Va) Express
ssys - An amusing incident occurred while
IN Amburghs menagerie was crossing the
APPOnatt ~, a short i stance sboye the Poca-
hOntas bridge strikingly illustrative of the fact
tha; the bull dog is the most courageous of all
Adimsls, and viii attack any creature, regard
iess oi siZe. As the elephant entered the water
s'ih his usual slow and cautious step, some in
dhidusl in tie crowd, prompted by a spirit of
Iii'chIel hled Oh large bull dog to attack the
huge animal
The d"g instantly Obeyed, and plunging in
y Tie water, seized hold of one Of The hind legs
" lhe elephant, on which the latter only
fSl'ened him with his tail ss he would brush
OF nv but not ridding himself Of his assailsnt
oy such gentle means, and feeling sharp teeth
a. WORK upon his leg, be suddenly threw his
S anoHl around. aud seizing the dog. held him
uueI ,h"s tne water until he was nearly drowned;
issl, IAlslng him high in the air, threw him al
- hundred feet out into the stream. Fully
tbsIod ~. with the punishment he bad received
b.s,s Ios made his way to the shore. aud beat =
nasty retreat - 1' =
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT in WASHINGTON CITY FOR A

TEX NJ Of FEARS.-The undersigned will lease
IT, satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the 18th
OF september next, the PREMISES on the south
West corner OF Penn. avenue and llth street. which
for neariy hve years past has been well known as
the argest and most successful boarding house In
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Proai-
dents house, and it's immediate proximity to the
WASHINGTON Theatre and Phi harmonic Hall, one
year, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible In w ashlngton city for hotel kept on the
European plan. It's sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged TO accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while It's cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments can DO ar
ranged 70 accommodate even a far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances public and
private, Will be on ilth street, within 30 feet of Penn
avenue and nearer To the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For Ia
formation concerning terms, &C., apply to w b
WALLACH, Star Office, Washington. ma Il If
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ICrA grand moving festival is to take place In
Railway. New Jersey, in a few days. Among
thQse who intend swinging the scythe are the
MAYOR. two or three editors, the postmaster, and
other dignitaries.
IETA board six feet and seven inches in widtr,
cut from California saw log, has arrived In Bos.
ton,
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WOOD AND COAL.

u Uy-ANOTHER ARRIVAE.fU
H.. w. BATES has juSt received another CARGO
OF that superor RED and WHITE ASH COAL,
which he will dispose OF cheap for CASH.
He has also ON hand large lot of HICKORY
OAK. and PINE WOOD.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
X. w. BA rES, corner I4th and C. sts
y. B.-Wood Cut and Split any size and length.
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INF RTANT NOTICE.

LADIES OF WASHINGTON
dEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA AMI
TliEiR RESPECTIVE VICISITIESI
- TsIml me 20 inform YOU that on and after Mon
leR,> iak, the 9Th Of June, will offer my --<N
10S0 FANCY GOODS
n hrst cost and continue to sell until Iuly st
contemplating extensive improvements in nav store
In august and my stock being heavy am an xinus
70 tuI1 every dollars worth of goods int cash IL
Passible. My long experience In the purchase of
tancy foods, and the very liberal share of palro-
mage extended TO me since my remOya! To mn new
store-o0o fenn. avenue, between 9th and IOth
streets . encourage me to greater exertlons Ia
pease fatter myself that my -st cost prlces will
anord greater Inducements than ever before offered
In TINS city; ami IN order To satfy yourselves that
mean what say, most res pectfuy solicit an early
cat. Actions speak louder than words NV stock
is iuiI ana complete In every department, aud com
prlses some OF the very best goods of the fOovipg
Dress Trimming, every style,
Ribbons, French Artificial Flowers
tsInDrnIderles, Real and Imitation Iaces
Lace Mantlllas and Points,
SWISS and Cambrlc Edgings and InseItings
Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts,
Iarletons, Illusions. Dress Buttons,
reriuneIy ana Notions OF every kind, such as are
used by ladies' at all seasons,
Lace and Muslin Collars. every style
Wide Black Lace, figured and palm
RAN and Figured Black Manto Netts
=, X. c. STEVENS.
N B-Straw Goods, such as Bonnsts FIats
nats, ana caps, propose 10 sell even less than
CORY. " WV o'''e "o'o-
g. All goods charged, ten per cent added. Cash pre-
IeIIeQ. Uc 49, r. &. STEVENS
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A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf.
COAL. COALM COALn!

rOAL! COALm COALM
~ FOR COOKING STovRs AND RANGES.
Coal PREPARED Expressly for Each.
Persons ordering coal will please state the con-
diuon OF the draft, and will send that which will
give entire satisfaction.
On hand, West End Red Ash, TrevertGn r ed
Ash, and Tamaqua WhIts Ash GOALS, prepared
expressly for cooking purposes.
Northwest corner 18th and c streets No "a
and foot of nth street, below Wsr Department.
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NoTIcEMs EMsoKNrw & MARLow,s
STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL.

Wood Sawed in pieces for 5ac per cord,
Wood Sawed Ia pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed IN pieces for Sic. per cord.
Delivered 10 any part of the city,
Delivered To any part of the city,
Delivered to any part of the cIts.
Kindling, Cooking, and Stove WOOD msaufac-
tuIed and for ss at greatly reduced prices.
coal. Of all kinds alwsy on hand.
Terms CASH.
II Full measure and weigh may be relied on in
every lnEtanoe.
MCENEW MARI.OW. !
IL Ofces-COrner 18th street and Canal, and on
5th street, between II and | streets.
IL Orders sent to either ofhce will receive per-
sonal atteatIon. je6tf
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SELLING AT COST!

SELLING AT COST!
- SELLING AT COST,
At ". KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR
40 Lon, S'dRa ArsHHe. betsc,tH 7th aud sra streefs
NA.S call the particular attention OF the -
xxx aides and purchasers generally, that I(R
4lk0 shat leave for Europe in July next ~
therefore, from this day, offer my entire STOCK of
MILLINERY and FANNY GOODS at coat, con
sistIng Of
SO French pattern BOnnets from $3.50 10 ss
1000 hne straw Bonnets, all cOlOrs, from 81 cents
$40 Ladies, Misses, ard Chldren's Flats,
Hats from 20 cents to 50 So
Fine Ribl.nns from cents to 25 cents O ward,
A hne and large stock OF Artificial FOyert
SO, - W
A splendid assortment Of Dress Trimmins, and
Buttons. ~
Collars and Sleeves In general, with large ssoct
III = A discount of 8 per cent for every nnroh.s
above IN will lie made
IL shall posItlyey sail for Europe in July
II. KING, 46 Iouislan ave-
between 18th aud sth ats, under the
res Honsa
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E'DR SAl,E-HOUSE and LOT on the corner of
lath and J. streets west, now occupied by Mr. l.,
desIrous OF purchasing. A small amount Of cash
and notes from one To four years, will be taken in
Of trust taken. Inquire Of GEO. III. VARNEII,,
NO. , Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.
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jes-2m Pier is. North River. New ToiE.
DINEY POINT PAVILION,

= This estabI shmcnt. greatly improved. by the ad
diuon OF Lodging Rooms, Ban Room, a A
and the erection OF a Bath House. will be vEAV
ready for the reception Of visitors Gu the lEIHt
2dh Of June. Charges moderate.
De l3-eolmr w. w. DIX. proprietor
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WARREMS. W.. WHITG C6usTI sTLPH1E TH.s, SPRINGS
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT

kEThEAT
Will be open on the lsth OF Msy, 1859. A
Inc Conductors will Possess eminent yeA&
advantages for obtal nI az the best prOVls- lk.
ions and dellcacies Of the season from the W8sf-
lngton and Alexandra markets, such as Crabs,
Turtles, Fish. &C., besides supplies Of Mutton,
WIZ Honey, &C., from the markets of the Waller
and Mountans adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington Rich.
mond, and the lower country, will leave ALEXIS
In the morning, aud reach Buckton Station by the
Manast as Gap Railroad AT u O'Clock the same day
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness 20 CON
vey visitors TO the Spring from Buckton, distance
one mile. From StauntOn and Winchester A daily
lue OF Coaches connects with the Manassas Gao
Railroad. P
TERMS.
Board for ist tweek--------
W
Chldren a See ~ - if 49, % "
To fdnIlies or parties engaging Bosrd for seyerai
persons, a reasonable deduction will be made
Mrs. X. .PRlTCHARTr will have the principai
msnss ement and control, aided by competent male
assistants IN every department
FRANCIS G. FoXwill be Superintendent.
ma Pm
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In 0.amSe I'Ieet IaiIroad company las been formed
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SUMMER RETREATS.

SUMMER RETREATS.
HOUSToN'S
H UNITED STATES HOTEL,
.,,.. =. - CAPE MAy.
late OF a.
Bsrnums City Hotel, NMY
respectfully
announces
~ 60 the public
above House
Is now open
je1-lm Of rue,ts
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ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM
~ PANY. WHITE MOUNTAINS

L PANY, W WfifTE MotgNTSINS.. Oo"-
The managem Of the 'FLUME" and PRO
FILE" HOUSES announces 90 Tourists
and the SgmmaT Travel that they will bevEAA
prepared for the reception of guests the ls.
IS n Of JUNE. These Hotels have recently b--n
Gated "a the midst oftha most sttractive Scenery
OF the Monntains, being IN the immediate vicinity
of the "OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN" :" the
Flnme, Lakes, Cascades, &c.. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and worces-
ter Line, b, the splendid steamers COMMON
WEALTH and CONNECTICUT, daily, O'Clock
al the landing Of Southern Trains For further in
formation zee small bills Ofthe route at the prnci-
pal Hotels and DepOts, or address
Y. =. MARTIN, Agent
je6-2m Pier Is. North River, New York
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
l BefIcseH the Court Horse and Posi- Omcs,
wooDsroCk, SHRNASDOAH Co., VA.
FR. SCHEFFER. PrOpv. .efoy.
Travellers will Ind the accommodations of this
Hotsl equal TO ANY IN the Valley of Vir- A
gIuIa; and gentlemen residing in the CITY, vEA0
who wish % spend the Summer with their lEsHE
families IN the Country, will ind il pleasant Home
as the house ls tn story brick building on an
elevated and dry position, and has q large garden
attached To It, and the proprietor being energetic
business man, spares neither pains nor expense TO
accommodate the public. he also keeps Tor hire,
good Saddle and Harness Horses, Buggies, and
Carriages, aud furnishes careful drivers, al oder
crate rats. Terms of Board, from S5 20 81 pc
week. and Sl6 To Sa1 pee month. ie25N.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situa,ed
n IN Alexandria county. about 2x miles from
al the intersection of the Georg eto wn
and Little Falls roads, consisting of lO2 acres In
Sulre on the premises, or of ~. RICHAR DS oornar
18th and streets. Washington, ID. C. ia 10 II
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k,OR RREMT.A. yerX dssirabIe BRICK Dwell
L GHOUSE, on The Island, corner of Vir
gInla avenue and 7th street. containing "a rooms.
10 punctual tenant the rent will be uade low
For particulars apply next door to Mrs F. +. CAS-
and MARYLAND avenue ie IN n
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MOOD AND coat OFFICE. SCALES AMI
" STABLE FOR SALE.-Irauire on The
premises on 9th street, between and +. Stock fOl
safe NJ COST Je ~ ct
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U TAKE NOTICE.
Smy33GGTS AND SHOES-When, yoa find Loul
go to GRIFFIN l. BROS, No. Si4 Penn
avenue. You will find them always prepared tc
serve you with the most fashionable styles, war
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