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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
SCRIBBLING IN CHURCH.

The church, it will be said, is not place
for wits electric fame" to defuSe its radi-
ance; yet, have found some fne specimens
OF the genus pun within the conseci ated
walls OF the house or God. will bring to
light here some of those touches of fancy or
impromptu pencillings of few good people
who 90 to church regularly every Sabbath,
look demure, and, when tired Of the out
pourings of the preacher, pour out intellec.
tual beauties from the founts Of their own
prolific imaginations.
Some time since | found the doors of q
church open, and SO solitary and inviting
seemed the Interior that could not resist
the desire to enter; though nothing wore the
appearance of romance for it had no abbey
like features, no battered tspestry--no stain
ed Gothic windows-no gray slabs, marking
the resting place of departed of greatness:
no, it was plain modern church, and smelt
of paint and varnish. Prompted more by
curiosity than devotion, seated myself in
one of the pews and took up a book of hymns
ON the blank leaf we're written in deli
cate hand, these lines:
How have loved, my tears can tell,
You've seen them trickle down,
Why do I sigh You kcow full we'll
I'm going out of town! SUE.
Immediately underneath, was written the
following in bold and manly hand:
Oh! sukey, Susan, Susey, Sue,
Pray don't you 10 to 60;
Twill break my heart to part from you,
My Sukey, Susey--ohl TIN.
In another pew, found written in an old
Bible, "This has been my food for years"
Underneath some impious wsg had pencilled
the following:
Who says old shinney's fat
I'm sure it's quite libel,
Week days ho lives on broth,
On Sundays eats his Bible.
Here is a specimen of pathos which met
with in another pew:
I'll mount up to the skies,
And seize the heavenly crown;
Bat, ah when get up
can't again get down
In the choir of the church there seemed to
exist galaxy Of wit, intermingled with de-
votion; the books were riddled ell over with
bright thoughts, epigrams, conundrums.
enigrnas. Wellerisms, sc. The devout wags
appeared to court the smiles of Momus with
some success. For instance:
Miss Isabelas eyes are bright,
Their beams we have to shun--
And, in another hand writing
Sir Of her charms you're making tight,
Because she's only one.
Here also | met with tho following effu.
sion of love.sick swain:
| ask'd Miss Bette for kiss,
Ny heart it hutter'd so;
! was fool to ask such bliss,
Proud girl she answered "no"
The retort was as follows:
You was fool to seek the bliss
That's stored in naughty Bettie's kiss;
You're like the fisherman, good lack.
Who brlycd the storm-and lost his amack.
-Tryinia Inder.
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DRAIN PIPE.

WE HAVE received samples Of "sTEAM
w PRESSED ST0NEWARE DRAIN PIPE"
and will take orders for the same, in any quanti-
ties of any desired sire, from 9 inches to 36 in
diameter in feet lengths. This pipe will answer
tull as well as Lead or Iron Pipe, o. much less
cost. for all purposes of conducting water to or
from buildings. by the natural flow where there Is
no pressure or strain.
Farmers or others who have Springs at a dis
,ance from their dwellings or barn yards, at 3
moderate elevation, will find great advantage
in the use CT this pipe.
Samples exhibited aud any information requir-
ed, will be cheerfully given on application to
s mo22 X. II. MILLER, SON 4 CO.
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1860 Jpring aad Summer arrangement. 1850.
Ts=I- ....s
CIV - - aoe--s;E---,.if.--%--- -iE--s1
ADNMS' Ey2gESS COMPANY


INVITE the attention OF tic ?uaiic 70 the ta"ii-
| tics afforded h. this Company, for ihs quick and
safe conycvanc" .; Specie. Bank Notes, valuable
packages heavy and bulky freight, DC
EXPRESSES for the E">t, to Baltimore, Ph'a-
,lelphia. New York. Boston. Providence, Hartford,
&C.. close at our office daily. AZ ! o'clock, +. b.
EXPRESSES for the south. % Richmond, red
erick sburr, Petersburg. &nA Tor points in North
Carolina, South Caroina and Georgia close At
our office daily. at o'clock, 7. NJ.
EXPRESSES for Iynrhhurg. Bristol, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans,
and Intermediate points, (yia Orange a"d AtcXan-
dria Raroat} close at oar office at 90. y. III,
and 6.5U, ?. Nj, daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied ny
careful and trustworthy messengers and The ruoiic
can RELY upon all business entrusted 10 uS being
done with safety, r.m@tualiy, and despatch.
RArxs.-From Baltimore. ~ cents per 100 i7S.;
from Philadelphia, II; from Ne" lorE' 2t,'''
49, No packages ot goods taken BY weight nm
less weighing over 200 ID.
nv ST Il. ". f3 tic = -tI--
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WHEAT DRILLS.
ANA|

wv + are now prepared to take orders for GU
AN0 and WHEAT DRILLS, and will furnieh
any Drill that may be preferred. We have been
selling the SEYMOUR DRILL for five years.
with entire success, and we again offer them, be-
licying them to be the best in the market. Az
orders will be promptly flled.
MEADE / MARYE,
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 25 King street.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD


80 e 81
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
HN AND AFTER FRIDAY, June 29th, 1860.
" TWO TRAINS will leave Alexandria daily.
for Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting; At
Gordonsvillc with the Trains on thc Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Stanton. &C., and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad. tor Woodstock. Mt. Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets TO RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG. KNOXVILLE. II MEMPHIS, NASH
VILE, MOBILE, M0ETG OMhRi, and NEW
ORLEANS, 1T the Ticket Office, corner OF King
and Union streets
Leave Alcxauura al !, \. 81, and Tl5, 7. II.
Lynchhurg at 5.40, 4. NJ, and 80, ?. NJ.
Z,s- The connections with Virginia Central
and Manassas Gap Railroads are made by the
day trains only.
j. NJ. BR0ADUS General Ticket Agent.
.9ss~ ~NOTICE.-Freights forthe Extension will
leave Aexandrja every Tuesday moraiag. and be
received Ut the Depot-and loaded or nl"n street,
every Monday.
Fish viii not be carried by the passenger trains.
j. 7. LATHAM, Agent Of
Transportation, Orange aad A'cX'" Il. H.
ie 2S-tt
FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and N0aT:tWEST
- % . -: :7
NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY.
.HER 4 II II 4 \ & l. u I \ 4.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
az AND AFTER MAY eth, 1859, trains win
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays "t $50
A. NJ, for Elmira, Buffalo Niagara Falls. and a!i
parts of Western New \ ork. and Canada. Also,
for PittSburg, Chicago. CIcy elaud, Cincinnati ST.
Louis, and all parts oI !hc West, Northwest ani
Southwest For EmmitS5uvg. Lancaster, Lcbau~
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NEW GOODS.-Trayelling Bags, new styles
" OF Trimming for Fall, Tinsel Worsted, Head
Netts of all kinds Crockett Braid sl widths, Buck
skin end Thread Gauntlets, Corsetts, Hair, Nall,
Tooth, Cloth and Shaving Brushes, Dressing, Fine,
Pocket and Tuckins Combs, Dolls, Doll Heads
and Forms, Hoped Skirts for Ladies and Misses.
Linen Tapes, Yarns, Backgammon Boards, Aceor-
deons, Soap and pertumery Of all kinds, and
variety of other useful and fancy articles to ba
found at e. &. BEkRfS,
aug .! No. 72 King street.
SiANDS MANIPULATED GUAN0.-Manu-
- factured by Samuel Sands, formerly editor Of
the American Farmer, Baltimore, Md.-We offer
this article to the Farmers Of Maryland and Viz
ginia with the fullest confidence of iss intrinsic
value, believing it to hc unsurpassed by any other
article OF prepared manure yet offered to the pub.
lie. II is warranted to contain to 10 per cent Of
Ammonia, and IS to 30 percent OF Phosphate. Or
ders will he promptly filled.
ADDISON, WALLACE d CO.,
sep 10 No. 2S King street.
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FIRST TESTAMENT.
FALL. GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
DY SHIP MACACLil from Lyorpoul. we
ID have received - crates If fW!IITEGKANITE
OtEENSWAEE.
BY the barqEo i'ctfca nov on her voyage from
Livcrpnol direct to Alexandria, chartered for our
goods -orly. We shall receive the residue e our
Fall importation Of 1876 crates and hoa.headS OF
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the l;c.e i he Orange and Lynch
burg, Virginia ana Tennessee and o;hcr railroads
con:tettiug, ased 20 no Jorthcr No'| for goods in
our line--whethcr they consider the assortment
styles ana quality Of goods or The prices ut which
we will sel-wc guarantee satisfaction IN all these
particulars. !aas il Il. H. MlLLLR, son 4 co.
yTInUIEIA COAL OIL, from the works Of the
Y great kanawha Coal and Oil Company, for
sale by fiy 23l d. B. SMITH. Union ST.
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" " II -A-.O~-N q" W !"
SSCpER PHOSPHATE OF LIME can always
~ be had O!
BAkRn 4 Bau., Winchester.
+. {. NEyGf:. Alexandria.
c. =. Svgrrn & Co., Alexandria.
WHEAr EEo., Alexandria.
Z. DARDY, Gcorgeto"n.
.iu<t TYSON, Frederick.
We claim thi, article t. lie superior - any thing
CT the kind made in the United States and FOR its
eifcc: refer with confidence - the farmers of Fair
fax, Culperer and Clarke, where ii has ncen 80
extensively applied i"r some years past.
Is cost Is less ;han gUauo while II yields hea-
yicr " heat and leaves the land in much better con-
iiion than hat fertilizer.
" NIIT.,I 0I, L co
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STAMMERING CURED.

nR. COMSTOCK'S VOCAL GYMNASIUM,
- PHILADELPHIA.-Th Institution, which
has been in successful operation for more than 80
years, is designed for the cure Of StammeriDg and
Defective Articulation, and for improvement in
Elocution. clasa Of stammerers will commence
on MONDAY, the 8th Of October. Address
A. COMSTOCK, N. D.,
sen I4--dit No. 50S, Arch street, Phila-
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
co u i / y \,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
n1rr,To "a EnN nlI IAGc

CAPITAL OVER $40, eco DOLLARS.
AND CONSTANTLY IN CT EEASi G.
The Charter Of this Company olv"s more inyora-
}l:. advantages to the farmer ant OILERS th2n any
Company chartered IL The STATE. by !hs4F.H=
with or withou; premium note. /! tic applicant
prefer Il, can pay the fall amount .. t!v n!"nim
in cash, o. oy cicrGins = cash insurance :of t"o
years. The insured, save, oua-cigh;A Of the amount
II, yJA!I otherwise nave 10 pay: or ~ becoming ii
1urn,iyr u,l. giving sina!! premium note, tic III
st;v,d saves nearly Jna--i Of The .!n"unj charged
by Stock Companies when insurins fr"n year 10
wear This is the advantage resulting from ihc
combination o: lie -
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on the i:h day OF
March, 1871, a;Hca which tim" over seven tho2@a&t
seven hundred persons nave insured ""t become
members Of the Company. and over seventy '1"u-
sand dollars hare been paid for losses. Having
increased eur business daring The past ycaE, Nc ivo
grateful! for the liberia! patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far an,! for It's Natte!ins pros
pec!s of future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe that by prudence, caution, aad rl9!d
system o. economy, they will establish tor tAis
Comuauv reputation for cac&pneSS and safety
not surpassed BY any Company i'll the l. States.
kil differences in settlement o; losses. may DC
br three tcrcStcj arDtTato!s oi tAc
County where such loss happened, TO be mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
II. ". Thomas, James 7. Closc,
I. b. Robertson, in2miS I. l'''I'
Or. Il. H. "i9''tf' ~: ~: 1" ,,,.:tt, I@'tS:'
1nriSt@Eher Nta'e' y " H. .; v T''s"'
p. D. lir@crinh, II. +. ien;';,
GilaS Bi@low. Ben. L. Naile,
", u. Turner. George l.. French,
A. Il. bi"hcI, r,,,~ ,,'. " i'.' T. "'''s"'
., -. "t - ~ r,.~...,. - ,;;,, T~,,.r
H. y. ih"hla> res .'"',,. '''' : - ~,
= l.. Robertson, Tres IA. " F:-'''' "'S' e'"'
J.'S. !. ii'"Nf' IE'''''t 4 '0''''" 1910
my 7--c@saiE .. -..-- ----------------
rsynE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA. continues 10 insure against
Ere. generally. n Town and Country a. heretofore
1n IA the > Ino.- mo, reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DiRAGLoAS;
A&rGY.T Z. COVER. President
william Gregory, Edward ). N"ugh,
Robert Jameson, James ?. smith,
Thomas Z. i>e.ia, robert t.: iocH.
William Il. fowie, Thomas .NcCorE:ck,
Joh2 II. Brent, Jona " !t"ers'
john 3. Daingeriiel;,
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GROUND PLASTER.
9000 BUSHELS of very superior aas"y.
OUUN warranted pure just received from tho
MILL at Hllsborongh, New BransxiSk, % 'oIs
Lump Plaster, cargo sehr. Mary 1isGner' dor SAFE
by WM. IL: FomLE soN'
auu o. No. 4 South Wharyes.
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FOR RENT.-Thc well known fishery, called
l. "BuDD'S FERRY, is 10. rent 1of the term
Of onc or NOR wears IS Ecas suits the partie. con-
cerred. This FISHERY is justly known as one
Of th. best Hsr?iug and Shad fisheries on the Po-
tomac ANY person or persons wishing to engage
il. the fishing business will do we'll in making ear
" application to the subscriber, OF to Mr.. Thorn
~ Skinner, Doncas,ec ?. O., Charles Co., Md.
sent l4--tf ARTIMACY BUDD.
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NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, -
GEORGETOWN. AND AL 4@.s&. -
EYhNnRIA pACKETS

-S44sss-zs- GEORGETOWN, AND AL
EXANDRIA PACKETS.
g. ULD REGILAR LINE. 'tsssa
Schooner ARCTIC, Captain Hicks.
STATESMAN Capt. {. NJ. Mott.
HAMILTON. Capt. Ogden.
FAIRFAX, Capt. ). Mott.
SURPRISE. Capt. Cole.
YORKTOWN. Capt. WosIom.
NlIL WEEKLY.
AGENTS.:
New Eorh. Stafford i DODGE,
- Front street.
t.eorretown and Washington,
MrCuBB i DODGE.
Alexandria.
WM. il. r0WlE Il son,
sep IL No. :, Sonth Wharves:
- FOR B0STON-KEovi.Ar Lt>#.--Ihe
-ssIss?acke, Brig iNDoNER, Crowrll, master
VIII have despatch. For freight. apply I" >.
WM. II. FOWLE 4 son.
.ep No. /. South Wharves.
- FOR NEW loRK--0Lp RE"rLAn
49, Ll>E.-lhe packe, >chr. fAlRFAA, Mou'
14:trr. will have despatch. For freight. apply I"
WM. If. FOWLE 4 son,
sep No. !. South WharveS.
- VESSELS WANTED. ~
-isss==a We are at all times. prepared to -Saesss
'0FAiSh cargocs 10 one. at more Of the l'''o"'ns
ports:
Portland. Eoyt,n. Cuhassct Narrows,
noAerSet New L-ndon. NHrwtct,
New Haven, New York, Troy. ana
albany Savannah Charleston, ut cur
Norfolk. Frederick burg. rent rates OF
freight. WM. II. FOWLE Il son,
my 1T No. /, South Wharves-
- VESSELS WANTED FOR
-SssA. NEW YORK,
BOSTON.
COUASSET NARROWS,
NORWICH,
Aud other ports, to load with Coal at current
rates Of freight. B. NJ. FhANkS'
ie TT Upper Coal Wharf, North of Canal
}UST RECEIVED Il lot OF PATENT SHIFT
- BOSOM EXPaEpERs.
iyls JOHN LAToutHB,
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VOL. LXI.

.,,sris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SEoWDEN,
r..bt Dollars per annum, payable half yearly.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE Comply, LONDON.

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No.31 .S0nM VMird Street Phil0dclphi0.
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v Observation-Disclosures not exceeding one
-E' Vt :rtsl three times for Oua Dollar. Advertise
st SaS % or '5Ts 5 sesis 53s SS4slDs 90 SSDs square
~" SNH -, ~ the wear prices 10 be agreed upon
70 The usual amount Of ,Iao. they may
havir. Tri'!'''' y
.IeVpy. ,,~,,.>;-. cho-r.d for .xtr,
DsPi iy the wear NOT 10 advertise articles not
Po.'r"> " r regular business. 70 insert Ill their
~ ,,n:, alry other names than their own.
asF,5rs nnl OBITUARY NoIt.s, vNc~tns five lines, will
y ~ bsr,.i for q, advertisements.
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DR.. JOHN n. GAINES,

;AEING located in Alexandria, offers his pro-
IL tessional services to the public. He may bs
found ut his Office during the day, and o. the Man
sion House during tho night.
Z2.s~ Oacc, No. S, S. f.. corner of Washington
anl King streets ~ 9-d3n
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PASSENGERS EyruE MoNTIcELLo.--M Ma
son, lady and child; }. 7. Evans; Miss
Hewitt A. DeW;tzleben and lady !; j. }.
Savage; Isaac Meyer; Mrs. B. Nanostrand;
Miss +. Robins Mr. A. l.. Cunningham;
Mr.. Thomas johnson.
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SALE or Lors Re. We would call atten-
ton to the sale OF building lots, advertised
to take place to-day, at l. o'clock, in front
Of the bIayor' Office, also sale Of Marine rail
way, &C.. on the promises. See advertise
mentS.
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,,.v.,dris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
IsIaAu' tFOR TIE C0UNTRK)
rS PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON
-,.,.n.Ys, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
.y,AFir. Dollars per annum, payable in advance.
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C;AS.-We learn that arrangements have
been made at the City Gas Works, by which
Il full supply of gas will again be made, and
all the difficulties obviated. under which
consumers labor. by reason Of the scant
supply.
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By 7 NJ McCoKMIGk-ArcTioSEEn.
D1ILDiN,; LOIS FOR SALE.-! will sell
y hy aurioa ii nombcr ol LOTS, on Alfred and
Wolfe streets. ",tsaas wishing /" provide them
selves with cheap huldia& site c""!a no. be bet
ter suited anywhere IN the city. Tac sale will
take place at 10 o'clock. \. NJ, on III ESDAl, j,
2uth inst in front II the African Baptist Church,
Alfred. between Uukt and Wolfe streets.
z. JOHNSTON. Agent 'or ". I. EAGtT.
sen i2-.utd
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DLASTER.-We are nov receiving and nave
on hand, Il supply Of Bile WINDSOR
PLASTER brought direct FROM Windsor; also,
GROUND PLASTER, i'm bags Furnished ny "S''
aii At Tue io"''' KNOX & BROTHER.
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C,r,rA1............. SO, ,29S, 500 90
Paid up Capital and Surplus ........ 2,194,1l 02
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WATER GooLEEs A. so1sr",sIs. "I a1srt", s, and 10,
s4ls ty De ii L. =
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''1'ur PRINCE ROYAL Polka BRHLASrE,"
a very pretty piece of music with very
pretty likeness Of a very pretty boy-"the
Prince of course-has been received from
Mr.. John II. Parrett. As the Prince is just
now 1.-The rage" the Polka will doubtless
have good ''ru,:'
, 1860-06-15
THE sNoHOlnsH TRAIL COMPLETED.


OIhMlT OI OADN ass
Cascade Range, May %, 1860.
We take this method OF iuf1rnIing the public
that the Snohomish trail, leading through pass
known as Cady's pass, is completed and VIC stand
in triumph upon the summit looking down upon
the great Weenatche valley, with great aDticipa.
tons and big hopes Of reward for our successful
labors.
The trail has been conducted in . manner
highly credtAble to Mr.. Cady, proving him to
be an excellent manager as well as mountaineer.
In no instance has Mr.. Cady misrepresented the
passage through the mountains. The trail runs
through an excellent farming country, with every
advantage TO persons wishing to locate good farms
Thirty miles from SnohOmish city the trail strikes
the mountains, and thence runs through low river
bottoms with no hills. Occasionally there is a
slide coming down the mountain Of about half
Q mile In width. Around this the trail Is care
fully graded. Where the streams are not ford
able, there are good bridgcA We found snow
within about three miles Of the summit, but not
inaccessible to pack trains.
To the above we one and all respectfully sign
ourselves,
J. .. Blanchard, A. II. Alexander.
John G. Warner, John P. Moore,
Geo. CcIso, Chas. Taylor,
Jacob Rodney, David Sterling.
All Of the above signers, except the two last,
proceeded at once to the mines on completing
the trail, sanguine Of reaPing rich gold harvest
on the Weenatche. To the practical miner the
general appearance Of the country beyond, as
sesn from the summit, indicates gold in abun-
dance, We are informed. Now, however, that
the road Is opened TO that region, and miners &C
tually at work there, al doubts On The subject
, 1860-06-15
New Arrangements!
GREAT REDUCTIOa IN THE PRIZE or
a BOARD AND LopoINoI

as ALL OTHER HOTEL KEHPERs AD-
~ drunl he public n general Il 10 IN lovers Of Roast.
beS humpuddnr ssh butter eggs and Irish potatoes with
ether articles numeona 70 menon n reroe County and
he world IN general whom Pred Thompson wishes 70 address
this occasion. 10 dspos Of TIE above articles . cash
customers and modsate eousuera Mr. Thompson wishes
inform he public hat he has and renovated he lpsn
dd and capacoul house The Of Commercial and
Main Streets IN he popuous and thriving city q elelaeoom,
unobueied view of The Sound and adjacent country, where
travellers and ctorl a al tines might day, Be hand
somsy accommodated 10 please hs cnsomer and a.
siderable he has ennged Of an excellent
French cook who vii Npare pains please everybody.
Win the aid o Commodore ocfanton have also secured The
services of Distinguished celeSa from the Houey King
dom, who win act - walters % ny numerous paronl Ths
Yeh houSsh6f ~ amer hat yrant bseume captive, they
nsd ne Frnl ver gold mines, where The worthy Commo
doe uho has kfan Interest IN eeacoom procured them
q consderable expense The anxious and curious ea
and for themsves Another good reason Why travellers
should pnironHs h hey never eaten up By molqos
nor driven out o. The house BY ekunka.
ne that used 70 give credit has Just stepped out A
your humble servant b.. 10 desire 70 ow N he dlIasrou,
spLENTY 40 EAR, AND NO CREDTfB
Eat, hungry Traveller. eat On yon bust
YouknoW dont crudlt-dont ash foT trustt
I've trusted too many, and found Il 20 loko,
81 onoW must stop i, o. else III 1et broke.
4fss ua4 4. y. THOMPSON. .a TaHf
RruprleaoR % Thompson's Halel,
att BtsllacormA, w. =.
Ps-liearn hat Democratic Conventon d called for
June son. u O'Clock ~, Byrdt Mn % order that
nay attend hat CONVENTION. ny boarders un please take
nocs that thai day dinner, which usually take 81
y O'Clock, WIN b indeanlisly postponed. LIT.
, 1860-06-15

Tn oEEEsEs FARnER- This ably-eonduetsd
agricultural journal always comes 70 rs brimiul
of practical information on IN subjects Of inter
Ct 70 The farmer and ftui.-gower. One Of the
oldest, itis alsO one Of the most reliable and
useful Of itS elass The price of Il l. 20 low $50
cents a.year, which may bo paid in postage
Siamps) that those taking other journals Of the
same character can afford thisalsa. Such Is the
estimation IN which Il Is held IN New York, that
the name q every reading frner IN thal State
3 found IN h subscription list. Nohrmsr. any
where, should Be wiihoutit Try 4 SOr aysar,
and you WiII never regret the trial Address
yassph Harris, Rochester. n y" enclosing
, 1860-06-15

Tns NonzEnnn UFor uG-Tusniy thousand
suedsi and Nosusgians srs mid 70 Be gstting
IN readiness % embark for he United States
early IN he present sumner They VIII bring
much ueallh vilh then. and, uhnt b better, they
will bring eundrmsd habils q moEaliiy, industry
and economy. We void IKE % have . sprink-
Eng q ihsss peupls N cur Territory, % teach
sons q our hrmsTs fu habils hat thsy srs
= present. slnasrst 10
, 1860-06-15

sFABBIEa AIERkT.--Ludwig Hartwig was Or.
rested In jacksonville Oregon, Nay slth. for kill
ing william Koehus with dirk knife. The de.
ceased resolved three siabs, two IN the len
breast and one in The hsar. and died in Eve
minutes.
, 1860-06-15

sFABsno.-Two passengers on the Carrie
Ladd, whose names We did not learn, suys the
Portland Daily Adsertissr, got into . diticulty
with the mate and some Of the handsand attack
ing them with knives and pistols, stabbed the
mate and one Of the hands quite severely. The
offenders were arrested on The arrival cf the
boat e .s gaef las