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PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUcE.-Tkis
celebrated Sauce fast supsrsedng all others From the
richness and delcacy OF flavor, has attained popu
lariy almost great this country in Europe For
sale by all frstclass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN & YOE, Importers
Oh IF SIS West Batmor street
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DAMAGED CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, &C-I am
prepared to sell very low for cash. that portion my
stock of CARPETIYG OIL CLoTH &C. damaged by water at
the fire on the evening Of the 18th inst
JOHN TURNBULL,
d2S.3. 327 Baltimore street
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THE "SEvEN DAUGHTERS" drew another crowded
house to Holiday Street Theatre last evening, and
promises to continue to do so for some time to
come. 1t will be played again this evening.
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E-zzzzzzEs .zzzzzH
Jennings COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRocans.


On he Goth instant ROBERT HAMILTON, aged 81 years,
months and % days.
On the morning OF the 26h instant, Mrs. HENRIETTA
HOPE. in the 49tll wear Of har
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JOSEPH HARRIS,
No. 81 NORTH HOWARD STREET,

HERCHA Mt TAILOR.
The firm Of DULANY HARRIS having been dissolved by
mutual consent July %, 1866, JOSEPH HARRIS would
respectfully inform his friends and the public
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ISRAEL Il Co.
Won YTYP ES
WATER COIOEED
AND
MEEHQTlNT
PHOTOGRAPHS
jui4-tf l2j BALTIMORE STREET
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MADIGAN'S Circus COMPANY give another of their
popular entertainments at Front Street Theatre,
this evening".
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DR RrsnEpr is continning his eood ofices il

relieving citizens from his Rooms Saratoga
street Dr. Kennedy Corns and Bunocs in a wonder
full manner, without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kenneay's vii! he such will repay him fol
years Of study O20ly
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into its elements of separate States, he proposes
the formation of central confederacy, as the form
of political capitalization, most likely to accord
with the tastes and interests of the border States
We do not infer that Mr.. Kennedy thinks the dam
ger of immediate disintegraton very imminent, as
he seems to regard the election of Mr. Lincoln in
itself, triumph of the moderate wing of the Re-
publicans, and has ono reason to fear his admins
tration viii not be conducted with salutary and
becoming respect for the rights and interests of
every portion of the country"
MUsCAL.-The closing performance of the Opera
troupe last week-Mose in EgiHo-was one Of the
best of the and elected but one expression
that Of unbounded satisfaction. Madame Colson
was suffering somewhat from cold, but il hardly
interfered with her execution and the other ar
tstes sustained themselves with their accustomed
ability. Those who heard the q"nteHe in the second
act 1--WE thnk) will not be apt to forget it.
Tonight Colson, Brignoli, Ferri and Susini, with
Muzzio the conductor, give concert at the Assem-
bly, Rooms, and accommoda ting their charges TO
the poverty of the times, have placed the admis-
sion at the low sum of so cents. The programme
embraces the choicest selections from "Lucrezia,
"Traviata," Lucia !" "Trovatore," I'D n Gionyan-
nj" &C., besides which Madame Colson will sing
the admired laughing chausonette of auber, which
always provokes encore. The ent .rtainment of
tered is very attractive, and as the company were
not as literally sustained last week as they de-
served to be, we trust to see a crowded house to-
night
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ECONOMY ECONOMY | |

A DOLLAR SAVED is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NORTH STREET.
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Two PosTMAsTERs ARREsTED.-TwO men were Ia
ken to indianapolis on Friday, charged with rob-
bling the mail. They were both postmasters. and
both from Elkhart county. One was named Brew
ster, from Middlebury Postollice, and the other
Kincaid from Yestula Postoiice. 1t appears that
Mr.. Carver has suspected something wrong about
the postoffice at Middlebury, and laid trap to
catch Brewster, the postmaster there, in which he
succeeded in not only trapping him, but Kincaid
also. He baited for one tricky sucker and caught
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IMPORTANT TO HouaEXEEPERs.
To know that they money 81 purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, ofCity Fire Wood
Kill,
10. NoG7A STRg67
.fa-tf IAHES Il JOHNSON
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yEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale by GREEN 4 YOE,
al Il S3 ". Baltimore street
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which agree to return to the said Goddard Bailey
to his assigns demand.
AS collateral security for the return of the above de
scrbed bonds have deposited with the said Goddard
Bailey acceptances of Hon. John B. Floyd, Secretary
War; to the amount of eight hundred and seventy thou
sand dollars. RUSSELL mayors & WADpELL
Deliver the above described bonds to Secretary of
the Interior. GODDARD BAILEY.
The bill further alleged that Russell, agors &
Wadde or some other person, have hypothetical
or deposited considerable portion of said bonds
with the Bank of the. Republic which now holds
them.
Wherefore the complainants prayed for decree
that the bonds be delivered up to them, ana that
be enjoned from parting or dsposing of any of
the bonds in their possession under their con-
troll.
Upon this bill the District Attorney moved for
that the injunction issue as prayed for in the BILL
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GAS FIXTURESl
NEW STYLES!!
NEW STOCK!li
CORTLAN & CO.,
NOS. 2l6 218 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on hand Of the haudsomcs collections Of
GAS CHANDELIERS
lobe found in this country, grade Fourgh Chan
deers complete with Shades at So Tenight Chande
lers at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, Drawing Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
FIREPROOE SHADES
GAS TORCHES
AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &c. &c.
Any of which will be sold upon good terms esam
quality goods be bought any ofthe Eastern markets.
CORTLAN h co,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
n2ltfr OF every description,
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For sale in Baltimore by SETH s HANCE, los Baltimore
street. and by druggists generally. ia5-eotf
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BoGLE's AMERICAN

Is superior all others the meridian sun to candle
Ali initiate BoaLE, to his style Of advertising, which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE THE WORLD.
r,tlnr
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remedies ior clearing houses 81 Az sorls ~
yeFmin. With all confidence We recon
mead them. New YORK Daily Register.
~ STARS remeJr tor all domestic
pests, such o. Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugr
lnis, FlrAs, &c., are invaluable, We eat
speak from nelnAl knewlrdye M iheie mfr
rs. Druggists ado Dealers should sen.
heir orders early, II rlscy would secure d
iraJe in them ~ New lurk Journal.
shall write something nh0ut your III.
ierMnatorr, ~ can d. wnn prnprely
Inrs are selling rapidly here ard destroy
irg All vefn.in. --Edltof Danner." FyeIle'
Missouri.
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FOR YOUR
WIFE, Daughter, Sister or Friend.
Arss,ur's EtOrle Magazine.

Edited by I. =. ARTHUR aud VIRGiNfA
II TuwEsESn. For choice and elcge ii lii.
erature. high moral tone, peculiar adaptation
"a the home circles Of our land, freshness,
originality and cheapness, t.iS Magazine is
acknowledged. on AL haIds, u be without a
rival. Il j. equal IN the beauty Of rs ~
biography and the richness of is embellish
men's 20 the most ambitious and dearest Of
our Magazines, while Il claims 70 lead al o!
them 10 many essential features. For cor
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steel fashion plates we're unriyailed 10 1861
They will MAINTAIN this superiority Ia 1858
Volume Xi began In January.
TERMs-S2 year, IN advance -Four co.
pies for S5; Twelve COPIES f,r SIS, and one
exiraio the geiter M o. the cub
v1- SpeciEiens sent free 70 al who wish
to subscribe Or 10 make up clubs. Address
Z. = Arihor 4 Co., lc3, Walnut street,
phiatelphia.
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vuvIlE Undersigned, having ma'ole ta' IT,,
1 Of the city o. Evansville, feel couhusn'
TIM, thew can sci. tomb stones Or any othe'
work in their line Of business, As cheap n
any establishment il the West. we nave
ln,el, nut up a good many monuments az 'he
grave yard Of the s.. joseph Inu,S'' II.
the grave yard below Jasper. y 'hose ~'sn'
ing 10 purchase will examine our worN NJ
are confident they will give Us tne'r o'oers,
Sheriff HERnAs IL our agent IN Jasper, ano
orders left with him will be promp'ly hnso'
Nav is, '59-3m. c. s. J HELAERrcH.
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THE METROPOLITAN
A
Weekly Literary journal.

Csn;aining all thsi i novel and interesting
IN The World ~ Letters; aIl thai j. a eiul
and entertaining ~ The II me Circle: TO-
re'her with Tales, Sketches, Essays, Poetry,
Biographies, Trulhinl Chances az Life Al
Home ana Abro'd; aud the Everyday Oc-
currences ihal IRE n.asi no'en otlhy; in fact,
XIV II coniNin ali rha' j. dsSirahle 10
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
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is mammoth Imperial Qmuo " eight
pages. elegantly illustrated with.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRANlNGS.
AZ least caeh week, embracing subjects alike
interesting ana attractive. The Illustration
wi portray City Life and its attendant FOL
lies they viii be from
"Graye % gay, from lively to severe"
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URE CON 9 TN ! \ \ ! I :
POTASH,
W .rr.p,sd double the. strength o
IordirsrstPniash: put up Y cans
n 2b'' 80 On :. and ~ y. wiz
mi drections for making Hard anc
Soft Soap. Consumers VIII NM ''''
ne cheapest Potash in market
Manufactured and for sale nv
B.T. BABBITTT.
Nos az and 70 Washington = Ne~
York and No. IS India 81, Boston
1D-ly.
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r,oNrTllIyG NEw-R. Y BARRITTS
- NEST MEDICINAL SALERAIUS.
r.manusac,ured rom common can
~ ,,Y.c.rod entirely different
,r.m o,het Salarstus. Al me dele
matter EXTRACTED Ia such a
M,aars- 10 proarc6 Bread, Biscuit,
- aud all Kinds Of Cake, without ~
,-in,rv usriirlr n Sal-Felus ~hen
Mn. Rrend a. Cake u baked; thereby
nroducirr wh'l,-on'ete results. Every
.,;~ls N Sslaraiur u turned n gas
- masses ,hrrnnh The Breed on
lp,-e.i, wAile baking; consequf ply
nath,nv remains bv' common Sai''
u.,s,.cd Flour. Yon will readily
-n,ss. ~ The taste 81 this SAiars-
CS ,hs,it Is entirely different from
other Ssiaralns
Ass Itis packed il one pound rsne's'
s,rs wrapper branded ''B \ bao-
10 mics Bes, Medicinal Salera'us;' a.
,,;c,nre. t~isted loaf Of bread
.,,b /, o,a.s of sffsrvescing water
~ no ,oo. when YOU purchase
Ana o,,er YOU should preserve me
l,xra,osr. and be particular 70 g-' 'Ne
n.y. exactly like the irs'-n'and y
iabrve.
Fun directions for making nfeaa
~,,h ,his Salerasus and sour max q
rr~nm Tartar, will accompany each
- package; also directions 'o' man'n-
IN kinds If pastry; also, for making
Ass Soda Water and Ssdh'z Powders
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
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DEATH TO ILL vERMIE.'

DEATH TO ILL vFRMIE."
as SrgisG approaches,
ASrs anG RDAcHE~,
Frpn their huls rstae out,
And Mics ana RAILS,
w >nlte ~ Gals,
Galv skip about.
Inn Bees lite
y.u, ia the night,
a. ia re bed ,uu sumter,
While ISsEc-s crawl
Tlsro' chamber aud hall
IL squads without number.
TT lis TRULY WONDERFUL. WIril
what ctrraiuly. Rats. Roashes, Nice, mules
Ground Mice, Red bngs. Ants, Moths, Ms
quiloe-, Fieas. insects Oh Auimair. ID shur'
every species III Nermin, are utterly IN
si,nv, d and ex,erminaied ~
cos rAR'S' RAT ROACH, &c, ENTER
MlNATOR.
= CosEAL~n IED-ErC DIFFERENTIATION.
. CosTAL's' Electric powlkR, ron lSsAcTs
applied /" dirtc',1 by mail, 10 any address
II Tile UAlrJ States. as follows:
Ga receip, II Sl.OO. brx Of the RAT. and
RoAcH, &c. Ex,erninaipr.:
On receipt rf 500. a box each ~ the RAJ
RoAcH, &r Ext. aud Electric Powder
(seitt postage paid.) sufficient q de
sirvy Tie vcrmin "a any premises.
: 10 by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
! CysrARs' Principal Depot, 40, Dfvndway
New York
p. .- Circulars, terms, &C.. sent by mai
on application.
~ WHOLESALE AGExrs FOR WEsTEnn
Cato. IspIANA. &c:
Al, pitshufg, Penn. y. l.. FAASEsTocK &
60, and others.
AT Cincinnati. Ohio, JoHs D. PARK. ans
others.
Al indianapolis, Ind, RoBr. BRows'sG
sni Others. my25-1w
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Rcd, White and Blue!
TIE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
ILLusrRATED
RED, WHITE AND BLUE

o. one Of The Largest and Best Literary Pa
pers Of The dry.
Every Subscriber will receive two prem.
iuns, worth from 80 cents TO $500. By the
he payment Of 25 cents each. A. sosu
as The subscription money il received. the
subscriber will be informed what his Prem
uus are, and thenit u optional with MIN
whether b" pays the % cents on each and
takes the Premiums Or not.
The Premiums that we sell 10 the sub
Scrbers Tor 20 cents each, are embraced in
lhr following List:
linnoloftes, $500 each
10 q. 300
70 Gold Hunting Cased Watches, 100
70 Sewing Machines, l25
30 do, rs
100 Gold Watches so
800 Silver Hurting DO 50
SEQ SIX n-r,s Patterns 25
SILVER Watches. Gold Chains Gold
Bracelets, Brooches. and various other ar
iieles, worth from 80 cents 10 S25.
TERMS
One copy one year 81 20 and ? Premiums.
One copy twoyenrs SO 50 and 4 I"
One copy three years 50 UOsnd
Dbe copy hve years - W Hnd ~ -
AND To CLUBS:
Three copies. one yem 50 co and 8 premiums.
Five comics one year So 90 aud 10
T'ncrPics. ono year, $40 uonnd 20 /"
Twenty copies. one year, $50 90 and ~ "
An extra coDy gwen 10 ino-e getting up
= Gun ~ 10 SUBSCRIBERS. All communities
ions mus, be addressed -.
A. ~. BROWN a co.
3S7 Chestnu, street, Philade lphjs-
Jan. 26-3
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STAGE ROUTE.

~ II IVEI E0VO 4 AZ {.
TIME undersigned, having obtained ths
y contract for carrying the mail between
Jasper and Loog0otee, informs the pubic
that he has put good, new stage upon the
route, and viii at ~ times be prepared y
carry passengers through with safety and
dispatch. The stage will leave the Pos
Office il jasper on Mondays and Fridays al
IL o'clock, a. NJ and generally arrives al
|Looaootee in time 70 connect with the East
ern train on the o g. nj X X al $50 y. Nj.
Returning leaves Loogootee Tuesdays and
Saturdays, At O'Clock iE the morning. Pas
sengcrs leaving word at the postofice 10 eNh-
Ter place will be called for at their residence.
sept S-26-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON ~ PLOW
MANDATORY!
Thomas IEcrbig,

corner OF MAIN AND HARRISON sTKELTs,
JASPER, INDIANA,
UNFOR MS the public thar he is now pre-
u pared 70 manufacture, In the latest and
best style, oil kinds Of Carriages. Wagons
Piows, &C., on the most reasonable terms
for cash. All work turned out from my
shop Is warranted. Repairing done in the
best manner and on the shortest notice. a
share OF patronage solicited. Jan ~.
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8cflnntm1bungcn
eSn Ieutl0 pCrDen
III bieler Sdice I'M
lner auf DaS bette unD
wpblfeilfe perferti9~
ct wcrDell.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed administrator
De bonis non. Of the estate OF OBADIAH Tay.
lor, late Of Dubois County deceased; sait
cstste II supposed 10 be Solvent.
Oct. 2G.-as. NORMAN FISHER.
Advertise in the Jasper Courier.
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INDIGO MADDER, soda. spice, pepper,
y Cinnamon, Mustard, Hoop skirts and
|skastc Head- Dresses u ALEXAKDERs.
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The following is List Of Premiums which
will ne sold 10 Subscribers for TWENTY FIvE
CENTS each. On the receipt of the Sub
script ion money, they viii BE- informed %
what Prsmirms they are enIille and then
X is optional whether thew pay The TWENTY
FIVE CENTS on each aud take the p.smluns
or not.
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Every Subscriber will he en'itledio Two
hi the above Premiums by The paymrn, N
twenty iiyr cents on each. We Viii inlo-n,
him which he il entitled 20, us coon a. The
Subscription money i received. When =
remittance j. malr, send \ Dfaf, u ccnveni-
eni, as Il Is nn.h the safest. Address,
J = BENTON e. CO, Publisher,
No. Az Moiliat Binding, Broadway y. York
III Specimen Copies vt"THE MErauroLl.
TAN" III hr sent free when requested.
nmr II lA5y-Gm.
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r,oNrTuryG NEw-R. Y BARnITTS
- BEST MEDICINAL SALEKAIUS'
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Nn'loral Dis0 ensar,, established Januay
lN, 1853 solely ior the cure u PRIVATE
DISEASES,
The Faculty 81 this Institution, CO nsist'n i
" three piysic iaDs NJ greaf experience "
the treatment o all SEXUAL DISORDERS
invite attention % their New SysIEx of
Practice, founded on the latest discoveries
n.I...nI - ., .nra
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NNITH
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

offICE Of OOMNlsslONkRO OF fUBLlC BUILDINGs,( Z
August 5, 1860
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
up tn II O'Clock, m on the 18th day of August next
ment, and Paving the Cutters, q G., on the south
side of Missouri avenue, between Third and Sixth
streets west, connected on Four-and-a half street
The Curbstone to be of the best quality of New
-four t4j feet long sixteen sp inches Deep and toaT
and half(4z inches thick, and to be jointed and
well lifted, and set in a bed of coarse gravel and
The Brick to be of the best quality hard red Paw
four inches deep on bed of ne gravel free from
clay or loan three (3Dlnches deep, with tw
on edge next to the ourD and one course edge on
Noex Ia measurement for. Brick on eige.
Inc stone Paving to be Of common cohble stones
not exceeding four inches In diameter, except the
stone on the outside line ofthe gutter Inch must
be ak inches in diameter, laid on bed OF coarse
least inches deen, and to be twice fammsd. the
second time after being vel wet and covered with
clean gIayel or coarse SAND. The centre Of the
gutter TO be laid with i've courses OF hard red paw
The FIsgeins to be of the best quality New York
four ID feet long BY eighteen inches vide, and not
Of fne clean gtavel inches deep free from clay OF
loan, and well jOinted.
trimming, and the surplus earth to be removed by
tne contractor to suoh pace as may be desig nated
The work to be done in the best and most ork
ma9nsr ana e ts Of the Com
peIntendencs Of such person as he may appoint
and TO be completed on or before the & st OF No.
months AFTER completion.
All repairs that may be required within the time
done a. the expense of the oon,ractor.,
80 tS. the due psrfosma9es Of the work .greeably
Bidders will state separately the rate at VIII Oh
they wili execute the Curbing, Paving, and Flag
as follows: Proposals for Grading. 90, Nilsson
au dts aug Commissionar
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WOOD AND COAL.

w ooD ANN
G. o A L
Delivered to all parts OF the city nj the lowest
possible rates.
Tia w. M. GAIT,
Ofhce 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and l2th sta,
ina l7-u north side.
T'SE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
sell ~ a very Row figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Split sny size.
Call and see for yourself
r.. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
ma Is 8. E. corner of Fourteenth and sts.
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ALEXANDRIA, LOUDoUS AND HAMPSHIRE
RAILRoAD.-The Clarke (Va.) Journal says
We came down yesterday on the Loudoun and
Hampshire--or rather the alexandria, Clarke
and Hampshire road-and are grstiied to be
able to report very favorably Of its operations
and prospects. There was quite a busy air
along the whole line, at the Leesburg, and
each of the other stations, and q considerable
number of passengers. The road already,
without handling any crops, either spring or
fall, is not only paying expenses, but also the
interest Of the Clarke county bonds, which
amounts to seven thousand year. The road
is admirably built, plain but enduring and
smooth. The station houses and buildings gen.
orally on it are better than those of any other
road in the State. All Of our bonds have been
used as money or else hypothecated and draw
ing interest. The road will certainly be COM
pleted to a point two miles further than
Clarke's Gap this fall, shortening the distance
by stage some six miles. The ballasting is
still going on, and is within few miles of COM
pletion TO Leesburg, beyond which some sixty
hands are engaged grading the remaining six
miles. Four Of these six miles Ito Clarke 8
Gap) it is known are done, all to the track
laying The road is out Of debt and In better
credit than any road in the State. It's financial
president seems to work things as it were by
magic. We have reason to be proud of the
Improvement. They say Loudoun is more
anxious than ever for its further prosecution
and final completion. e3t.t'
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-The three story drown fro7p
II HOUSE, No. 367 New lork avenue, between
loth and lth streets north side, containing hfteea
rooms; This house IL CONVENIENT 20 the Patent Of
way sutab e for q boarding house. X ent Moderate.
Apply next door, or TO A q. FOWLER, second
LNOR RENr-The hne FRAME HOUSE known
north. between 9th and IatS streets, No. $40,
one Of the most desirable Tivate resldenoes in
Washington. This house IL surrounded by fruit
rioSs kinds, and Sne shsde trees WITH iscco feet OF
St betwesn and +. iyiSu
EOR RENT-Three BRICK HOUsEs-one on
u Twelfth street, between and ID; one on the
corner Of Twelfth snd n SITS. and one on II, be-
BARKER, on II street. between llth and I2th, No.
EoR REMIT new and well arranged three
u story BRICK HOUSE, No. ls3, on o street,
between lsth and ftn sts, First Msrd, lateS occu-
SION given immediately. Inquire Of Mr.. SOUTH
Ef :. PARKER. next door east. ma l6-eOtf
EOR RENT-A small sTOR z, corner of eth
II and Penn, avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel
suitable Tor barber's saloon or cigar store. 70
Information lnsuire az the Hotel. mar 81
EOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
Cir, lIE 05PSsls s the west sipS sf sns
once. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor Of the game building, For
terms apply 20 RICHARD WALLACE, No. .
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF, coN6REss.-
nshed, viii be rented during the session Of Con-
sress, in the most desirable locaIty in this CITY,
being within one OF two squares Of Broyls and
viii do well TO make early sppIcarion Of No. SIS
sth street. between ID street and Pa sv. SUI