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rAnonIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
!iOBERl II 1 DtlN.
Fauauicr County, Va. my 3O--2aw2m

CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
rI1HE subscriber having leased the MOUNTAIN
HOUSE, will in connection with his own
property, open the entire establishment for the re-
cepiion OF visitors on the 9th Of June. For other
information or circulars. address me rs above or
the proprictors Of the Howard House, Baltimore.
A daily line Of Stages and mails from " lnchester
and Stra sbul. and Telegraph Office at Winchester
Persons leaving Baltimore via Harpers Ferry,
Charlestopn and Winchester, arrive at the Springs
ut 5 o'clock. z. NJ, same day--those by Washing
t,n Alexandria, and strashurg at . o'clock, F. NJ,
same day. julius u "3pb+E'
Canon STRINGS my lG-eo2m& Proprietor.
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J, !. IRRI. JNMEN SANNDER'
IRBY ( GAuNDERS,

NIHOLESAt,E AND RETAIL GROCERs
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ut
thu land recently occupied by Mcdaniel. Hurt i
Preston near the Depot of the Virginia and Ten
hes &c Railroad, Water street, Lynchbprg. Va.
E...5- Liberal cash advancculeu:s made on al,
c0nsgnmentS in hand.
Lynchburg, Va, ie ld~,dIm
4 LBEMARtE LAND FOR SALE within six
N miles Of Charlottesville, and three of Mon
tirc!lo, a farm Of lD3S ACRES OF LAND, III II
;ne state of cultivation---with elegant improve
ments-cyery thing necessary for confer. add con-
veniancc. A great bargain viii ~ sold. $4,000
cash will be required, halanle from one 10 ten
years with Interests. good manager will meet
the deferred paymeas from the farm. Apply to
B. G. FLANAGAN
Charlottesville, my 24-2awtw
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CONGRESS-.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Tuesday, juno IS.


Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, to whom was referred
the House bill to authorize notarles pubic
in the District Of Columbia to take acknow-
ledgments of deeds for the conveyance of
real and personal estate therein, reported 1t
back without amendment, and recommended
its passage.
Mr.. B.. from the same Committee, report
ed back the House bill to authorize divorces
in the District Of Columbia, and for other
purposes, without amendment, and asked It's
immediate consideration: which was agreed
to. and the bill was read a third time and
passed
Mr.. Pearcc, from the Committee Of Con-
ference on the disagreeing votes OF the two
Houses. on the Army Appropriation bill,
submitted report, which he explained. 1t
recommends, among other things, that the
| Senate recede from its amendment approprl-
ating S7SS, 600 for the support Of regiment
Of Texas mounted volunteers. The report
was cOncurred in.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the Legislative, Executive, and judicial
| AUTHORIZATION bill, and several Of the House
amendments to the Senate amendments were
concurred in. The House amendments TO
| the effect that all extra documents printed
| bv the House during the present Congress,
! ana not already executed, shall be printed
! by the House printer, was amended by
! striking out the clause, and inserting sub
! sttute, reducing the prices of the Legislative
and Executive printing, during the present
! Congress, .; per cent below the prices now
| allowed by law: and as 50 amended 1t was
concurred in.
On motion By Mr.. Hunter. the Senate in
| sisted OH It's amendments 10 the above bill,
and asked Committee of Conference.
| Mr.. Fitch from the Committee on PRINT
| ING, to whom was referred the House JOINT
| resolution, reducing the prices OF the public
printing forty per cent, reported 1t back
without amendment, and it was taken up Tor
consideration.
On motion by Mr. Davis, it was amended
BIZ striking out 10, and inserting %;
when the further consideration OF the sub
| iect was postponed.
On motion by Mr.. Toomhs the Senate
resumed the consideration of the disagreelnS
votes OF the two Houses on the Miscelane-
Gus Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Fitch moved that the Senate concur
in the amendment Of the House, limiting
the amount to be expended for the printing
of the American State papers, under the
contract with MessrS Gales X Seaton to
S34O. 900; which was agreed to.
On motion bv Mr. ilamlin, the amendment
of the House, reducing the Appropriation Tor
the Treasury extension from SoV',UOV 10
| $500, 900, WAS concurred IN.
The Senate refused to concur in the other
House amendments. insisted on its own
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Paris, Fauouict Co, Va, je ij-eo2w
STRAWBERRY VALE INSTITUTE.

ESTABLISHED and conducted 50 successfully
II nv the late Mrs 4. B. CAN'T, vii! he con-
,iniiei on the same plan, and under the same dis
cpline by Miss C0kNELIA PEA"El an,i hel
Assistants.
The Schaol will DE nauonIsed by Mrs. A. B.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
listed by \ board Of Trustees consisting of ". W
Ball, esq, L. b. Means, DR.. Wm McEeigh, Hen
~ Jenkins, and W. I. Moore Mr.. l.. d. Means
will act A. treasurer Of the Institute,
Fairfax county feb lG---on.i
eTOTlCI .--Iae Subscribers have formed &C.
PARTNERSHIP under the firm Of d. B. d
T. II. HryTON, for he purpose Of manu!actur,
ing WOODEN GOODS, Al Buckland, Prince Vii.
liam County. Va.
JOHN B. hUNT0N, Buckland, Va.
R0BT. II. HUNrON, Alexandria, Va
NH 24-W1Y
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7 AND FOR SALE.-I offer at private sale, my
/ 4 FARM, |! miles from Piedmont Station, and
a half mile from Cool Spring Church, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
About 100 acres Of this land is cleared and in a
fine state of cultivation, all we'll set in grass and
% acres Of bottom land, which is first. rate tmo-
thy .Aeadow.
sa. The improvements are small but comforta {.
E,5 BILE. There is on the premises an old Mil
site, one Of the hes, in tho county. Persons III
want of Il small tarsa, would do we'll to examine
this land, rs | anu anxious to sell, anu Will glre
possession tho hrst day Of August.
Teru,s liberal and would take young servants
IN part pay,
Any communication addressed to me, will re-
ccive prompt attention. LEW ID BhOCE.
Piedmont Station Fauquier Co., my 24-eotf
TIARM FOR SALE.-The FARM recently oc
Il cupied by Mrs Dudley Fitzhugh, is offered
for sale. Possession to be given in time TO talow
for the wheat crop this fall This beautiful little
FARM lies on Cedar Run. about miles from
Warrenton, and or 4 from Catetts Station. on
the Orange and Alexaadria Railroad. 1t contains
325 ACRES-ahout $50 of which are cleared
the balance in timker--~a portion Of which is very
ine--ot the cleared hand so aeros are Cedar Run
*. low grounds. The DWELLING and out
Jill houses in good repair. A liberal credit will
be given. For terms of sale, or any other ini"r-
NATION, apply TO GEO. I. FiiLhoun'
Brandy Station. Culpsper Co, my i0-eotf
VALUABLE YARN FOR SALE.-The up-
Y ie.signed, rs Attorney for the heirs OF Ma
,;ah Thomas aud agent for Mary w. Thomas,
offers at private sale. the valuable FARM, belong
IN, to the said parties, situate about two and =
half miles west of Fairfax C. H., and binding upon
the Little River Turnpike, containing $50 ACRES.
This property, formerly belonging to John ".
Ashton, has upon it excellent Improvements, and
is in q high state Of cultivation. From its situa-
ton and condition, it is very desirable property.
For further information, address H. W. THOM-
AS, Fairfax c. H., or NATHANIEL THOMAS,
Uppervills, Va. Fairfax Co., ie l2-2awtJyla-
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]e 90--u
EASTERN HEKRlNG&.-%o bbis., including
~ Labrador. Of extra quality. received per o'hF'
WM II. F0WLE Il SON.
ic - No !: South WharveS.
.TQTlCE--AU persons indebted to the old ltfm
! Of Gross. lurcnbccl !! c.. are requisite" l"
settle their account. bv the lst OF Iuly, otherwise
'aey will be placed i'll other hands Tor 'oHc''loo'
according to law-~ar will ala" all accounts ""o
ne, on the lst Of January last. ,o.,s,
je i3--cotd Ii !. 'h'HH
GENUINE English WAldron ana American
~ Darling Grain and GraS$ Soy lhhS' nay
kakos &c. Ar Just recciyeda supply OF the ABOVE
Scythc5, first rate articIc-also II So"d supply Q,
Hay Rakes SuathS, Rifles, Stones, &c, &C. "a"
= 40. - King ST., Alexandria.
jc3 JNO. T. CREIGHTON.
90 FOR RENT--Tha, very desirable ID" Eli
EI LING, with Stable attached, situated on the
uJlh side Of King, between Washington ana Co
lumbus streets. now in the occupancy OF Mr.. =.
Il. Berry Possession given on the first day OF
jo i3--2awtd c. ". WATTLLS
"a FOR SALE OR RENT.-Two desirable
.E%l three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
located i'll pleasant part of the city. The terms
win be very accommodating. Applyto
jc i9-tf ". \. MrN ElGh.
Z, : ". NUREMBERG are now selling off
~. Lagns, Bsrnges, Grenadines, MantiiaS'
1ha"ls, and many other Summer GOODS without
record 10 cost. )e ~
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COME To THE MOUNTAINS.

7 CAY ACCoNMdp'ATE few hoAkpE RS
weeks in the country dnring the warm weather of
July and August, will lind this IA healthtul and
ule1ssnt location Situated at the base of the
Blue Ridge. in Ashby's Gap. the village of Paris
has \ climate and atmosphere healthiul and
nvgorating as can be found anywhere. II Is
easy OF access by Railroad aud stage.
80 /. L ADAMS
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

- U{LES IRON SHA IS|LLE DEFOl,
MONTGOMERY County, VIRGINIA..
rNHE pR0PRIETORS having purchased this
WATERING PLACE in October last, have
thoroughly repaired and furnished il with entirely
new furniture Of the best class, and will open il
for the reception of Visitors on the 18th day OF
June.
Hayin. increased accommodations, and made
liberal arran gcmcnts for the comfort Of their guests
they hattcr themselves that but few tit any Wa,
tcrinr Places will afford the same attractions IL
this.
1t is situated in the county of Montgomery, ;!
miles from ShawSyillc Depot, (Na u Tenn. Ii. r.
on the banks Of the Roanoke River, and is sur
rounded by some of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive scenery to be found among the Mountains OF
Virginia. The water has acquired such rcputa-
ton in the last few years, that it is unnecessary to
say ANYTHING in colnmendation of it. 1t is now
con idcred a xpecifc for the worst forms OF DyS-
pepsia and a remedy for all Cutaneous Diseases,
disordered conditions of the Stomach, Bowels,
and Liver and for prostration OF the nervous syS-
TEN. We might append Il number Of certificates
from Physicians and others acquainted with lis
merits, and to these might be added I'D 'mNnf"m.
Passengers will be met at Shawsvl!c by four
horse Omnibuscs, to convey them overa new road
10 the Springs. Persons leaving Baltimore, Wash
inrton Richmond, and Petersburg in the morning,
arrive mt the Springs the same day; those from the
South will find the same conveyance on the arrival
of each train BOOTH, C0LHOuN Il co.
Montgomery County. Va, le l"-dlm
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
rElHESE SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west OF
| Washington city, will be opened on the 10Th
of June, as "A tirst-class Watering establishment.
The subscriber having become the purchaser,
will make every effort, with competent asSlstanta
to re -cstablish their former high reputation They
NAV he reached in six hours from Baltimore, three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond, by
Railroad. with about miles Of singing, over a
good turnpike.
Ratcs-joc per meal; $50 per day; 50 pei
week: $40 per calender month, and $50 for two
,nonths-childrcn over and under II years and
colorcd servants, half price--whte servants three
tourths-horses SOC. per day. Address subscriber
..Wurrcnton Springs
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MRS. NJ. BRODBECK

JAS REMOVED To HER NJ" STORE
: No lo6, King street, next door 20 Mr'
Frrnrh'. Book Store. This Store has been hand
somely fitted up. suitable for the
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
And persons f4yorng ne with Il call will I'm" "
good assortment Of all kinds OF
CANDIES.
CkEAMDROPS,
ORANGES,
LEMONS.
EIES
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS nav

l.
[ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ sLAyES.-Pursuant to decree of the Coun-
~ Court of Alexandria County, in the suit of
Wrenn VS.. Wrenn, the undersigned will, on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1860, at the
Tavern house of Samuel Cats, in West End, Fair
fax County, sell at public auction, for cash. to the
highest bidder valuable SLAVE WOMAN and
her CHILD. D. L. SM0OT, Commissioner.
ie 9-dts
+ OUDOUN LAND FOR Satellite FARM
IL of the late Thomas Frssier, deceased, win be-
offered for sale to the highest bidder, ON THE
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, on the pre-
misses. Said FARM contains III ACRES, is sit
uated Immediately under the Blue Ridge Noun
tain, within three miles of the pleasant village Of
Uppcrville and is unsurpassed by any in the
country for health, fertility, and beauty. The
"a Improvements consist Of good substantial
x.2STONE DWELLING, two stories high, be-
sides good basement and attic, good servants
house, plenty of bling, and all other necessary
buildings. The land is all cleared but Ii acres,
and all the cleared land grass excepting twenty
acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-One ninth of the purchase
money in hand, two ninths in 30 days, and the
balance in two equal payments at twelve months
and two years from day OF sale; each and every
payment to bear interest, and the title to be
tained until the whole amount Of purchase money
is paid TOWNSEND FRASIER, co,.
HEROD 7. FRASER, o'n''h 10
Loudoun County, je 2-wtss
SPOTTED TAVERN FARM FOR SALE.-
- The subscriber will offer at public SALE On the
premises, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of August,
this well known FARM, lyingin Stafford County,
on the Warrenton road The Farm is all under
new Fencing, and in good state of cultivation;
two-thirds of the Land being covered with Clover
aud Grass.
If the Farm is sold on that day, there will then
be offered for sale all the CATTLE and other
stock, and Farming Implements, on the premises.
The Overseer will show the Land to any person
DESTROYS of examining it.
FRANK F. FORBES.
Stafford County, Va, my 24-wts
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DO0D ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
LNNNI Wishinn 10 remnne South. | offer IL

oO0O ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
EUUU Wishing to remove South, | offer for
sale 1000 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND i'll
Charles County, Md, possessing many AdI;tr-
tages. Among them are its proximity to Balti-
more Washington, and Alexandria markets, !?
miles from Port Tobacco, the County seat, III
miles from Alexandria. Va, u miles from Wash
ington, b. c., and 4 miles from Pennington, be-
tween which place and Alexandria. a stcal.boat
runs daily and within II few miles of the Potomac
River to the west. and the Patuxcnt River to the
east 1900 acres heavily timbcred, Of original
growth; balance under cultivation, on Il we'll based
and progressive state of Improvement The line
of the located Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
passes through it, One of the best Water Mills
in the county is on it, with ample buildings, viz
"a two DWELLING II o L SEES and other
I..aa smaller tenements different parts of the
land. Barns stables. quarters, granarleS, kc., IN
perfect repair. Upon the water courses, watering
every subdivision Of land, AIRY quantity Of grass
or meadow land can be obtained. It would make
desirable grazing farm, but produces all the
staple crops grown in this ae"tom Of country. l
would prefer selling the land in whole, but might
divide IN lots 10 suit.
will sell the whole for one fourth the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in equal annual
payments to he agreed upon. Any one Wishing to
make IL profitable investment III land. will call up
on J. II. MONROE, No. IS, Queen street, Alex
andr.. Va, who is authorized to sell, or the sub
scrbcr a Duficid, Charles County. Md.
II ID SpAIDiNG
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III !. Z IN f L ] S I.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA-JuNE 10.


ARRIVED.
Schr. C. P. Williams, Davey, New York, to
&n. Ii. Fowle Il Sou.
Schr. Dirgo, Davis, New York, to Master.
Schr. Chalcedoua, Rowe, Norfolk, lumber t.
Eowle & Co.
Schr Orion, Komer, Windsor, plaster to James
{. Nevett.
Schr Cambria, Buckler, Baltimore, nails to
Wheat / Bro, aud bridge timber to Alexandria
Loudouu and Hampshire Railroad CO.
Schr West Wind. Burnett, Fall River by I. j.
Mehafcy.
Schr West Dennis, Studlcy, Boston, by b. NJ
Franks.
Scbr Mary Anna, Gibbs, Cohasset Narrows' 10y
Frostburg Coal Co.
Scbr. s.. Helena Napes, New York, by Amerl-
can Coal Co.
Schr. Henry Cole, Hazeltine, Dghton by Boz
den Mining Co.
Schr. vim. B. Morgan, Williams, Baltimore, by
B. II. Lambert.
Schr. Butterfly, Hubert, Baltimore. by Gaze
move i Co.
MEMORANDA.
Barquo Carrie Hues, Finn hence at Boston
18th inst.
Brig Elisha Dome, Loring, cld from Boston
for this port, 10Th inst.
Sehr. Enoch Pratt, Smith, for Fall River, fol
this BORT arrived at Newark 18th inst.
Schr. Daniel Brown, Hcald, sailed from Fall
River. for this port, 18th inst.
Schr. Elizabeth and Elmer, Lane, hence NJ New
haven, 18th inst.
&chr Charger. Mahau, sailed from Providence
Ior this port, 10Th inst
Srbr. Mary Anna, Bowen, sailed from ProVl'
dcuce, for this port 9Th inst.
Schr. Star Crowcl sailed from Salem, for tins
port 10th inst. --------
n plr ~ J. -
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THOMAS Il. PEYTOS. p. }.
PEYTON & ARCHER,

COMMISSION NJ MERCHANTS, 1879 CARY ST
x R.caauAp, VIRGINIA, devote their entire atten
,op 10 the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLGCk
end other COUNTRI PRODUCE. and to tn
purchase of SUPPLIES for their Countgy customer
REFER TO
.Iohn G. Lane, esq. RappaAanaoci, Va.
AbsaloIl Jordan, esq,
Roy. y. T. Leayell,
Monroe Kelley, esq,
Powhatan Robertson, esq, Cuipepsr, Va.
K. W. bowman, esq, FauQuiSr, Va.
RichGond, 10 lS--soly
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IMPORTANT TO LAND BUYERS.--Py au-
/ thority Of the owner, am authorized to sell II
very valuable FARM situated within five miles . /
the town of Warrenton, and containing about 500
ACRES. There is upon the Farm an abundance
never failing water. 1t is divided into eight or
nine fields. most Of which are well taken in
grass, and all under enclosure. The improve
ments consist of Il commolious and comfortable
81. DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary out
Ii buildings, the latter having been recently
built. The land is of fine quality, lies well, and
is in excellent condition a more particular de-
scription il deemed unnecessary, and it IL pre-
Sulned persons desiring to purchaao will examine
for themselves The terms will be accemmoda-
.ins. Title unque.,ionablc. Address for infor
nation, JAMES V. BROOkE.
Warrenton Va, ie l6--2aw6w.
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T OUDOUN LAND.-I offer for sale my Farm.
i 1 ROSEVILLE, located in Loudoun county,
Va. on either side the Little River Turnpike Road.
two miles cast of Aide, and thirty miles west OF
Alexandria. The Manassas Gap Railroad is twelve
miles distant, and the Alexandria, Loudoun ani
Hampshire n inc miles.
If. The improvements consist of large brick
MW DWELLING, and kitchen attached: negro
house; smoke house; Il large new building contain
ing granary, corn house. wagon house, carriage
house and worl-room stablc dairy; blacksmith
shop icc-houSe; with large frame room above, &C..
&C.: u fine orchard OF nearly every variety OF
fruit The farm contains $40 acres of land, with
abundance of wood and timber, and every field
watered by small stream of unfailng wateE-
Any one wishing to purchase will call upon the
undersigned. Price low and terms to suit pur-
chaser. j. B. ODEN, Aldie, Va
Loudoun county, jc 7---eotf
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Charles County. Nd, ie l2-eolm

T EVILS BAAR, l3S, King street has just re1
] / crived the following desirable GOODS -
Black Dress Silks: black Alpacca Dress Beragcs:
Shawls, white and black 81 black French Mcri-
no: Poll de Clever; Lawn from IL to oOc.i all
wool DeI.aines Debages with Cambria and Swiss
Mouslini do do. dotted; Ladies Linen Handler
chiefs GentlemcnS do. do, Ladies Collars Col
lars and Sleeves Bands LaceS: Bobinct, plain and
figured; Tissue for Wells; Berage do; Black Vel
vet Ribbon; Gloves Stockings, &c.
These GOODS having all been bought from
first class houses, and at the lowest cash prices, |
can assure my cuso mcrs and the public generally,
that can compete in regard to prices with any
house in this city, and exhibit an assortment of
goods especially selected and adapted TO this mar
ket. 4 call will be sufficient to convince every
lady. Jc .
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A GOOD FARM IN UPPER FAUQUIER
II FOR SALE.-I offer for sale my farm,
FLEETWOOD near Paris, miles from Manassas
Gap Railroad, containing GA ACRES, a due pro-
portion arabic; located in fine wheat region; is
salubrious and possesses good social advantages;
it has near 200 acres of permanent blue grass tui,
and is superior grazing farm, capable of fatteu-
ing from 80 to loo head Of cattle; is an admirable
Sheep range and is well watcred and timbered.
eer The improvements consist Of comfortable
ssa DIV ELLING with i rooms, with the usual
farm buildings. DESTROYS of making an early
sale, invite IN inspection, and proposals for the
purchase Of the farm. Will require but moderate
cash payment. and give extended credits on the
deferred inStalments, if desired
The farm will be divided to suit purchasers, if
requested. | refer to my friend, Mr.. 4. 0'Rcar. Of
Paris who will take pleasure in showing the prem
Uses, stating terms and manner of division; refer
ALSO to c. Il. Tebbs esq., Warrenton, also, TO Mr..
Green the farm, address me at Charol,es.
vile, ?. O. ID. q. SMITH.
Fau.uier County, Va, je l2-eoImo
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LIZ MONS.
FIGS

ALhtNDS, &c,
And It all times 4 good plate Of ICE CREAM
Call and SOC for yuursel! At the Ne" store io"'
KIM street. je Pot
JIY AND MOSQUITO TIME Those who
- would prefer 10 sleep without disturbance are
informed that we have in stock for them neat,
ch.an. and beautiful article Of Gilt Arches aud
Ring to be hung over their beds from which t"
suspend nets in fly time and curtains IN winter
Tary will be found very ornamental and c"nve-
mint TIE curtains or net can be hung III one
minute.
v, have also full supply Of all kinds OF pink
hIu, yellow and white nets for beds, chandeliers,
cu> hAturc> picture frames. &C
Also. a rich 'arety Of materials Tor summer GOV
eri4gs for purl"r seats, very cheap.
CLAGETT t pODSON,
Dealers IN all kinds Of Carpcting, Curtain
dateriaIS ami other Furniture Dry uoodS'
Penn. ave. Market Space, No. l.
n, :.