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Alexandria Cattle Market, August 10.

lRsportea by J. kiehord Smoot, Lirs H'ock Aqtnt.
BEEF offerings exceeding the demand.
Prices ranging from S2.50{0 1892! gross, equal
to S5(a s. nett, and averaging - gross.
SREEr from S2.30VeSl = head. according 10
quality
vnAL CALVES from 81 to $3.50 , 100 lbs, gross
Cows AND CALVES from SlJUt So i head.
unGs g ! III -
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug 10 Flour closed quiet but
steady; Howard street. $500. Wheat closed steady;
red l3jc.; white l5O@16Oc Corn closed firm: yell
low 7O0173c mixed 7So. Provisions are unchan-
ged; bacon sides lO9 l2c.: mess pork $l9.75@ $50.
Whiskey closed trmer.
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hrkausas Eter1iou.

Fort SMITH, Ark, August 9.-Rector
lind Dem,) is 100 ahead in Washington
county In Earell county, johnson, (regu-
lar Dem. nominee,j has 100 majority, In
Madison county, Rector has 200 majority.
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New YORK, Aug. l0.-Fiour has "A declining ten
dency; State S5.20M $40; Ohio is scarce aud
wanted at S3.4oMj so: Southern $3.50 500.
Wheat is heavy; Southern red 1900 l33 cents;
white l4jc. Corn il higher; mixed b3Wb33 &C.
Pork is dull Lard is heavy. Wh!Skey closed firm
NJ
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Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l0.-ln six counties, Orr,
the Union candidate for Governor, gains 400
over Rullins's vote in 1888.
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Rs-arrast of a Noted Forger.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l0.--Jas Buchanan
Cross, the noted lorger, who escaped on Sat
urday last while being conducted to court to
receive sentence, was re-captured last mid
night by the officers from whom he made his
escape
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Al M 4 n 4 C.
POINT OF Observation-Disclosures i

POkI Or AitAHND Ma N / " 80 70
ARRIVED.
Schr. Victor. Marks, Machodoc corn, oats, an"
wheat to George II. Robinson.
Schr. Mary Catherine johnson, M"chohoc'
wheat TO George II, Robinson.
Schr John P. Hilton, hyley, G"rrl>onVl''e,
wheat to c. +. Suite j. Co.
Schr. Rockingham, Talpey, Richmond, to Mas
ter. m
schr. Joseph Guest, Rainier, Richmond, to /,
J. Mehaiey.
Sclm. Georgia, Packard Richmond. t" Master
SAILED.
Schr Chcrub Holmes, Albany, by T. }. Me
hatiey.
Schr. lnyinciblc Colve, Boston, 10y /. }. Me
hafey.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Alert, Champion, hence at Boston St
inst. -,
Schr Daniel Brown, Head, hence al Fall E'v-
er, Sth lust
Schr. r. Benedict. Goldsmith. hence 1t Nc"
Haven, Sth inst.
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Election.

NORTH CARoLlSA.--ln North Carolina, the
Democratic majority in the House of Com
mons has been reduced from "A to a, and In
the Senate from II to s. Gov. Ellis Dem
will have 900 majority.
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CONuERCLAL.
MOnatarY.

II Monetary affairs there has been little to note
,.,r;nr the week The Money market is inactive,
a,.s Reng about the same az last week. In local
''' h. th, transactions have been limited. Alex
,"5ria Corporation stock, registered, is quoted at
o. Ant, We note sales of Orange and Alexandria
- -; a. 81. and interest. In New York, money Is
.r, abundant on call al ) per cent, ana cholce
1lntlc name short paper goes without difhcol'y
at .,,,.a n N.w Work
- ,.llpW>:
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DIED.

On the .vth day of July, 1860, at the !cadcnc"
of her aho., Russell Ii. Brown, esq, 81 tnip"-
per. Miss MARY IT SSEL!, HkDN y, III ia"
18th year 81 her age.
In Winchester on Wednesday, night, July 18th
at The residence q: William cccmer. Mis- SARAH
t. DICliE. in the .Iat year Of her age
In Washington. on Thursday. ADA CARO-
LINE NUURSE. III hcG 18th year.
IN Georgetown. Oh the 9th instant, JOSEPH
H. GROSS, aged - Tr@t>, from ai'tt''''i % The
heart - which ne had bccn @u'gert tor tue last
eir months.
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Charlottesville, jy 31-eolm

g1ARM FOR SALE.-rhc subscriber offers ut
i private sale, the FARM on which he resides,
in Fairfax County. miles northeast Of Sudiey
Mills. bein. within half Il mile Of the MInas>aS
Gap Railroad, now under constructions contain
Ing 1913 ACRES-between % and 20 Acres III
Woodland. TIE farm is divided into four Fields
OF about 90 acres each-ahout 10 acres well set III
-. gras<-a well Of excellent and never failing
si:i water in the yard-BUILDlNGS in good re-
pair, and com 'ortab!c
Terms moderate and to suit the purchaser, II
early appcat ton is made 10 the subscriber. on the
premises, or by letter addressed
DAVID P. CONRAD, Agent,
auo6 -tf Arcola, Loudoun Co., Va.
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\ party Of excursionisIs from Boston claim
10 have seen sea serpent off Cape Cod last
Sunday. They describe the creature as be-
Ing black, about one hundred feet long, with
head almost the size Of 4 kossnth hat, AMI
The body as large round as u tar-hucket.
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l0.--The returns from
fltv three counties show that Coombs's ma
iority, thus far, is %, 10.
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hiexandria Fuel Market,

ne Fuel market is active. We quote Wood
YAK $500. S3.T5; Pine, s2.50n 1892. Goa! is
~ 'ul supply. We quote Lump ut So; Run OF
"''ne, $40, and Fine, 81; White Ash at $5.95,
aud Red Ash $3.50 p ton, delivered from the YES
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WHEAT WANTED.

WYE DESIRE TO ApPRIS + THE FAR
w MERS Of the al acent counties that the
PIONEER MILLS, will again commence opera
tiuus about the 25th JULY.
~ it is proposed that portion OF their product
shall he Family Flour. Of the highest grade. We
can promise proportionatc price FOR prime white
WHEAT, suitable for its manuiacturc--thougi'
al descriptions. in sound condition, will he pnr-
chased. WM. II. FOWLE Il son,
ieIS-c2iawtf No. (, South WharTe>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-11

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION At tPrERvILLE, Va.
WEpNr>pAy-Th introductory Sermon was
preached by Rev. G. G. Biting, Of Alexan
dria, from the text, "The Lave Of Christ
constrainetll Us. -
The Moderator of last year being absent
the Association was called TO order by the
Clerk. Brother John W. George led il
prayer.
On motion by b. GrimSlcy, William D.
Thomas was nominated as Moderator pro
tenn, 10 fill the chair until the Association
should be regularly organized
The Clerk read the Constitution and rules
of decoru,n. aud the names Of the delegates
were now enrolled.
On motion by G. ". Harris the ASsocia
ton proceeded to ballot for Moderator
Brother g. Grimslcy having received hall
the votes. he was declared Moderator.
A committee, consisting of the Pastor and
Messengers of this Church was appointed
TO arrange the religious exercises OF the
meeting.
A committee to arrange business was now
appointed consisting Of VIM. ID. Thomas
G. c. Biting, and Thad llerndon.
\ committee was appointed to fix upon
the time and place 'or holding the next As
socutiun; also, to name one to preach the m
troductory Sermon Committee /. Green
S. NJ. Barber, and +. }. kertoot.
Visiting brethren were invited to take
seats. Maryland Union, q. +
Adams: John Berg, c. {. Meador Thomas
Ii. pritchurd, ". Ii. Ryan, DR.. Mcdowell
II. Il. Wyrc. Wm. Sands, John a. Broad
dus, c. Ii. Toy, j. ". jones, i. ?. Latham
and J. W. George.
\ committee, consisting of }. }. Ashby
c. c. Biting, and J. ". Sewers was appoIn
ted to whom application from new churches
should be referred.
|, was decided to read the letters from the
churches, which was commenced, but there
not being time enough TO finish the reading
it WAS postponed until to-n"rrow.
It was decided 10 meet at = O'Clock, A. II
and adjourn at l. t. N. aaah day nntll the
business is finished.
The Association adjourned to meet 1T !
o'clock tomorrow morning. prayer by J.
W Jones.
The rain commencing as Mr. Biting YEA,
concluding his sermon, intertered somewhat
with the meeting. The rain continued a
| intervals for nearly two hours
| Brother Colium, Of Washington, nreache'
| ut night in the church.
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MAnRIED.

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Lrmnel liner
Mr.. JOSEPH HUTTON, and Miss Ella EAll
+. FRANKLIN, both Of Port Tobacco, Md.
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Shoe and Leather Exchange, Boston
p,S-o, Ma. ~ tf--ySW

:NARM FOR SALE.-I oEer Tor sale my farm,
! in the county of Fairfax, Va, situated with
in mile Of Springfield, the first station from the
city of Alexandria. on the Orange and At.N"h.
dria Railroad. and eight distant By county road
from said city.
The FARM contains $40 ACRES. Ahont two
hundred and twenty sve under cultivation, and
the residue III wood. 1t is we'll watered, with
abuudun; springs aod streams.
TT, The improvements consist of Dwell
FL LING. new, ;.>tefully built and comfortably
s1T1nrsd. The usual number Of out houses, and
thrifty young ORCHARD.
ANY additional information in regard to the
,rnpcrtv or terms can he had by application to the
UNDERSIGNED in Alexandria, Va.
i, o6--eo,r CHARLES S. TAYLOR.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

ale bOdhDlNS AMI b-AN wa - ~
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
AIRS. MCCORMICK having removed I" 'h"
wi house lately occupied by Sylvester scott,
esq, desires to inform her friends hhd the Puoitc
generally that She has considerably Increased an"
otherwise improved hes arrangements Tor me "r'
communication and due care of pupils, and Will re-
sumo III. duties Of her School "n JueSday sep
tcu4bcr 18th. q,
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to thorough English
education, and music, French, Latin and Drawing
il desired.
In addition to day scholars she is DESTROYS OF
receiving into her family a few pupils as poardcrS'
who will be under her Immediate care and over
sight.
For Circulars containing references. terms,
&c, apply ut her residence, No. $50, hIng street
aug ll--3tawcow2w .-..-
MORE NEW BO0NS-Tbe Ecclesiastical
vi History Of Eusvhus Pan-Phi!n$, Bishop OF
O,sara III Palestine, translated from tho oris'a,'
with An introduction. 10y Christian fre"eF'h
Cruise. u. D.. and an Historical! View Of the '"u"-
ell of Nice, by Isaac boyle. d. D. twelfth clifton.
price 81.
4 church History ot the first Three Centuries,
from the goth to tn, 320th year Of the Christian
Era. by Milo Mahan. u. D.. Professor oil Belle
siastical History in the General lhooioScn! sem
mary, New York, ; 80.
Practical Calculator. Il Pocket Manual 81 Plain
Rules and Calculations Tor Business Operations ~
Martin NJ. Bohrer, Surveyor ana C""'eS4n''F'
new edition, ~ ci~.
I,,k Inward, or the Working Toys own
Book: and Spare Wcll Spend We'll, 81 III" Adve''-
turcs Of Five Fra. i, pi,.2c, il cts each.
Th. Earnest Commandment, Course oI IRE
narration for the Lord@ Table, hy Rev. Ashton
oxender, Rector Of P!urklcy. Rent - cts
Nelson's New Views o. the ships Great Ma tern
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VALLEY VIEW FOR SALE will sell pri-
Y vately, the place OH which now reside, call
cd VALLEY VIEW and long known as the resi-
dence of the late VIM Gibson.
Il contains about $50 ACRES, is situated i'm
mediately on the Manassas Gap Railroad, two
and a half miles from Markham Station, and in
most beautiful and fertile valley Of the Blue
Ridge Mountain. The climate is entirely healthy,
with pure water, surrounded by churches, conve-
nient to one of the largest, most select and best
conducted male schools in the country, and IN
the midst Of the most cultivated and refined So
cicty Of the State. These advantages, together
with its native beauty of situation, and the high
state of perfection of the grounds and garden
brought about by 90 years OF Judicloas ana liberal
cultivation, combine to make it one of the most
beautiful, desirable and attractive places now in
the market.
1t has upon i. good Office, Carriage House,
st., Ice House, several TENANT HOUSES, o
III two story Stone Dairy, large Stone Stable,
capable of holding Is horses. and large Stone
Mil for grinding Corn and Plaster.
Around the house is 90 acres Of beautiful mea-
dow and the greater portion OF the land lying Inn
mediatelT upon Goose Creek, might be readily
converted into this kind of grass land ABOUT %
acres is in fine timber, and the remainaef very
productive for either wheat, corn, or tooscco.
The mansion house which was OF stone % ~
As feet was d. stroyed BY fire recently, put little
damage, however, was done either to the trees or
shrubb.ry and the walls nave Dsen pronouhceo
hv comnctept workmen uninjured. At moderate
cost not exceeding $4,000, beautiful modern cot
tase with handsome porticoes, and bay windows
NAV he erected in the old site, making it the most
hn,nt;ful and comfortable home in the State. 1t
would admirably suit city gentleman IN want OF
:. most healthy comfortable, tasteful and complete
country residence
The farm can he increased to more than double
the size, il larger one is desired. Terms very
accommodating. give the names OF several per-
sons aud their location, and those who are per.
sonally acquainted with these gentlemen m,gn.
get valuable information from them-Edward =.
Marshall, President Of Manassas Gap ha,lroaa,
Markham Station, Va; DR.. VIM. Whelan, Bureau
Of Medicine aud Surgery, Washington city, y; Vi
Dr. John May city samuel B; H. s es;Issa
W,shin a,on citv: Hon. John s. Pendleton, Culpe-
per c. f.; and Barton Haxall, esq, Richmond,
Va und orfurther particulars apply to the an-
Va. lHo'"no =. 80
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4 GENTS VA y I + D.--FtrrY DoLLAiS 4
4 MoxrIl Axp Ali ENrENSEs rAip.--An a"-
tive Agent is wanted in ev=t! county III the nj
Tee! States aud CauadaS, 10 solicit ":,er, aud IN.
trodrr. our New National Double Thread $50
SEWING MACHINE. Warranted equal to ANY
hig! priced machine. Practical for every family
which makes it i:r chcar"s: and most l'"rai&r
u!achinc in existence. 4 limited number OF re-
spoisible gents are 'sa"!"d. - travet an" >''c:
orders by sample. II, salary Of $40 per month
and EXPENSES. Business permanent. Address.
with stamp. for conditions aud instructions,
j. W. HARRIS It CO.
Shoe and Lcnfhcr Exchange. Boston.
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LrOtcleINg, EmDrOlltIy, FNH'y Necule"o1N'
no charge.
This Institute Is desirable To Young Ladies,
owing to the size and ventilation Of It's dormlto
rics, its Church advantages, society, healthtul
location. and the beauty Of the village and neigh.
borhood scenery. 1t is easy of access by the
Alexandria ana Winchester Stages, or by Rail
road. Early application is necessary, there being
only six vacancies NJ this date.
The Principal would take leave to submit the
following testimonials from highly respectable
gentlemen Of Fairfax and LCudoGu
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spgIEcHIlL ACADEMY.

NN THE lSt day oil next September. pro-
" pose IL open II boarding school Tor Young gen
t!rn IT my residence, aboGt three miles trom Char-
lotte<viile. Everything necessary :"r thorough
preparation for the University will be taught, and
the number If boarders strictly limited to ten.
A.!resS me for further particulars.
W. W. TRBBS.
Charlottesvilic is 31-colm
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Richmond Stock Market. August 9.

The stock market has relapscd into dizziness,
and We have only to report sales OF Virginia SKIES
at 81 and int Kich,nond City bonds ut 81 and
int, Virginia Central K. K. Do, 2nd mort, AZ s.!
and int and few shares of bank stocks. Manas-
sas Gap K. r. bonds 6'S are offered at o.
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FEMALE INST1TUTE'
/ E.Ler.inr EnAnni.L GnMntu. ".

j. II MEG \ \, PRlNCIrAL.
The duties of this Institute will he resumed on
the 3rd of September next. The Session Is dlvi-
led into two TERMS. iof months each,) commence
ing the FIRST Mondays Of February and September
Board ., Instruction.:
JOHN ii. McGlNN,
Mks. c. VI. MCGlNN,
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ArTER%nnv ENCIR&luS H. hLIM"NT.-At
the rnlnest Citation ii many l!ienis NJ H."
Company, the Mount Vernon Guards haH"
rnnciudcd 10 rive an Afternoon Excursion -
lNymoni. On Monday, August 10Th. Tn"
COMMITTEES appointed for the purpose, are ac-
lively engaged in making all the necessary
ARRANGEMENTS. aud the Excursion promises
to he equal 10 any heretofore given ~ chem
which nave always given general aatlsiac-
ten. Particulars Will br gwen IN Il future
advertisement.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITU TIE,
VnE CONFERENCE SEMINARY,

LOCATED At STArSToS Va
TINHE FALL SESSION OF this Institute will
l begin on the Second Wednesday in Septem-
Der next, amd conclude the last Thursday in June
following.
TERMS. PER SESSION or FIVE MONTHS:
Board, Washing, Lights, Fuel Furnished
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ICoMMUNICATED,
Bell and Everett.


40 q D.. l-,,,,Jg gv
A peal from the tocsin-say hear he The sound.
As The wind bears II onward mar mountain and
valley?
IRIS the SIGNAL IA n. t-;ots IN thor aropnd
Tho standard II Trn,h f,r . gIor;ous ralIv
Oh listen we we'll to the clad cchoes' swell =
'ris the sonna ~ opr nll Unconstitutional Rel.
!, all. ~. an ....;, - ., ~ ,,,,,,.
A. I'M ~ 1917 iIr', J...ri,,,na,
1t appeals not to South it invokes moi the North,
But the whole happy UsiuS would save from
poliuton;
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A-OTICE.--l50 ACRES of tilagea5e bottom
y and rich land, which is situated in the vicln-
inv Of this city, and in grass, will be let to
r.sn,,t lIe aud responsible person 10 cultivate On
shares, If application be made on Or before the
18th inst ENQUIRE al this office. aug 6--dil'
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aga Nav lSrtRrnISE.-~He invite the al
irnliGu IL our readers every where /" the Cara 81
the Rev. +. NJ. Edwards, WHO proposes 10 catahil7h
IN L.yington. = first class Classical academy, Tor
She education Of youth, preparatory 10 entering
rollvg, or the Virginia Military Institute me
Rev Mr.. Edwards has been engaged very sue
,..,fullv rs we learn. Tor the last seven " t@ht
years iii conducting school OF the hlGh's' ch"l
meier IN Fau,,uicr Co., Ea.; and from an c%ainl'"
,;nu az the Catalogue and Circular Tor 1897 ~
now before us W. are satisfied that, II the enter
prise is met with proper spirit by our citizens,
such school will IN established here by Tue Kew
Mr. Edwards ~ will meet the wants at TINS coin
mumity. There will be nothing >cctar!an about H.
whilst the greatest care will pc taken to gave tie
proper mora! training To the youtl! committed /"
his char4c l'"iicy Star. L"r'"9f"n.
rr,HE NEXT SESSION OF THE FEMALE
! School at Cedar Grove, three miles stulh Of
WArrentan, Va. will commence on The iV'h al
Sc,tcrnber and clo>9 the last "t Jnne. Inc NUN
byr Of bolrder$ will i've limited 10 eight
TERM $
Eo,ri including Washing fuel and lights lac
Tuition in the En- .l>i branches ............." ~
Frr;rn and Italian. cacn :"
Instruction on Piano. and use .. Instruments ~
Gur-fuurlL pala5ic III advance. one ioGr;h tir
first Of January. and the remainder at the end
Of ;te session. No deduction made for lost time,
except IN eases o! prutrartci scNHcSS
Refer to Rev. p. y. Garley. d. D., Washington
city: Rev }. Ii. Bocock, D. D., "eoFEetown u. =;
Rev. 4 y. Pollock. and Rev. John v. Pugh,
Wurrenton, Va.
For further information, address the Princlpai'
Miss ELLEN V. kEMPER, or CHAs. hEAphh.
Cedar Grove. Farqu~r Co.. ug4-eols eHtlo
CULTIVATION As A TEACHER WANIED.-
y 4 YOUNG LADY. Graduate o: the al
lev Female Institute" Winchester. Va. "h" mas
taught several sessions, wishes to obtain Il siiua-
ton a. Il TEACHER or TUTOR in some private
family She is competent 10 instruct IN the Eng
!isn branches usually taught. and can furniSh
testimonials Of qualification, ii re iuired
Address. stating terms.
MISS MARTHA &. LAWEE1.
,,c --cc2t. Winchester, Va.
,se .rpTS Of .;tl.yo,hI. l,ntton
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WARREN VII TE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

~. IL. hblI III ia ~, lAttEucilk.
JOHN SIEERT, Clerk.
NDecim q"untiiuticr and qHa'1ahrc analysis
Of the Warren White Sniph"r Springs
Of Virginia - Temperature Of tie
Water IS GdS,DuS CnnicittS.
19ARBONIC ACID and Su!phnrelted Hydrogen,
! j each wine gallons, or 23l cubic inches, the
water contains 22O.iS cubic inches Of carhonic
acid. go or nearly Nh cquti bulk.
Spcclii" gravity OF the water ln0l ri solid
contents Of one gallon 25.0l grains, composed Of
Suphatcs Carhouates, and Muriutcs Of Lime,
Magnc.a and Soda
RENAnks.-This Mineral Water is well eharac-
tcrized as a SulphGr Spring, bat unlike many
Sulphur Waters, This Is not associated with larg"
proportions of Gypsum or @HlPhatc Of Lime ami
other saline matter that disturb the bowels load
the circulation. Ani interfere with their constant
us. ~ Stttatiyc or Sulphur Waters in many cases,
during the early Or acute stage OF phthials, &C.
when the pulse il constantly above W. know
Of no more safer pleasant. md eiectual sedatiye
than the Warren sulphur Water: Tor the absorb
ton Of morbid productions in thesLungs ~ well
rs in t.e Skin, may be promoted hy this valuable
means when aided by pure mVuntaln air.
Some variety oi Heart diseases and Rheums
tiSm will be irnetittcd NOR. by these means, than
the humid atmosphere Of the sea coast or the u.e
Of art!lcia! remedies: in fine. all that class "t ca
scs of nervous irritabllity not dependant Oh de-
bity. which requires :, sedativc and alternative,
thai does not dcll.re, should try the Warren
Strings although: ii>r"urag ed BY the strong saline
Sulphur Wafer elsewhere. Respectfully,
David STEWART, NJ. d.,
Professor of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
in St Johns College.
Warren county, Va, aug .i--cu.t
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ORDER or Delinquent tax pay
rrs will do we'll to notica IN to days's TIA.
2etle, lLc order that the names OF all deIin
uucntS whose taxes are not pa!d by next
Court will be published i'll the newspapers
81 the city.
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INTENDING TO CONTINUE for another year
the School at my residence, will receive two
or three pupils additional to those Of my own
family.
Ny teacher is very accom- lshed German, who
teaches all the branches Of Il liberal cducat on
he pursucs the German system Of instruction
which is much more thorough than that usually
practiced in this country. Ny residence Is near
Warrenton. in the county of Fauquier, accessible
within four miles by Railroad. The pupils viii
be all received as members of the family boys not
exceeding sixteen years old will be preferred.
Fo. the session Of ten months beginning on the
lst OF October, $3.50 will be charSed-no extras
except for Books and Stationary.
T. Z. SCOTT.
Oaiyood. Fnuouicr CO.. Va. is 3l-coif
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l$t May. lst June. lst July.
Indebtedness Of
!" r,r+.,,,r. So 200 - 1851 - 1888 81
IL. NJ. BRENT. Cashier.