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improvements 100 each. ‘na ibe hat re me D 3 eriber — ‘The long te 2 = reacquired the property» sold a pai ‘ally The fresh, luxurions bath, F he trodd th, there now remain ven hundred acres, to- Or EF Ss"ccan waves, dashing with harmiess the buildings eutaryed and gtently im- area hh ore ens! | such & property, roved, The m ' ’ Kaa to inerenae its value, he hes laid off the font portion of the land into about It Burlding Lots, with convenient streets, of 60 feet width, running north and south, east and west, with a view to th formation of a village or oity, to be led * Wai Trenton Spriny ‘These lots nearly surround t! reserved sixty-five acres which include the Sulphur Springs andail the contiguous buildings and improve- ments. These 5 acres, also, are offered for sale, in shares, in connexion with the lots; the whole 12,500 lots shares being estimated at #10 each, and when taken to be partitioned by lot: those get- ting the 2,500 shares will constitute the corporation under the amended charter of February 2, 1854, known as the Fauquier White Sulphur Berings Company ; and those getting the respective lots w: receive their deeds from Mr. R. Hadgin,a gent! man of the highest character and business qualifion- tions, to whom, as trustee for the purpose, the entire perty has been conveyed. the sworn officer TO} z pad ary ay lpg ~ e buildin; mm oeed ol 000 5 ment per acre is pu’ $84. Such property req more liberal et tures for the. Public accommodation than individua! are able or willing to risk, and the fact that 60 = will be interested in the success of the Sprii in building around them, will probably double, im- mediately after the company is formed, the present estimate. A subseriber will, in the worst event, get alot (of the almost universal dimensions in York) for the sam of — which a re pe may reside on it for summer season Only, or forthe year. The inducements to build.will be ir- resistities and the fact of such buildings being erect- ed will immeasurably the value of Springs and of the lots. is noreason why & city of magnitude should not mse up and flourish at this pince. The Rappahannock river is navigable to the spot. A very little energy would always keep the locks inrepair. The Alexandria Lynohburg rail crosses the river about 8 or 9 miles below th: land. Coal at acheap rate, yay be w ed from thecars into the boats. Indefinite steam power may the Baler trans- ages which Lowell ‘The railroad, already Lifting'us of ‘our feet upon the sandy shore, Kind Heaven! there is no end Of pleasure, as we pilgrimage in |i undevious way, i we knew the 3 the Eternal Cause, ™ ‘Amd for Hisaie and our good obey. Bat intellectual pride, And Benedamd aod snoncodtcorbethe son! so much. ir i. And at grows dim aud cold beneath its deadening ouch. ‘Welcome, ye plump green meads, Ye streams and omens reeds! > Welcome, ye corn-fieids, waving like s sea! Welcome the leafy towers, And chi gathering flowers! 5 farewell, for a while, sage drudgery ' What though we're growing old, Our is not yet cold. Come with me to the elds, thou man of many ills, And give thy limbs a chance among the daffodils Come with me to the woods, And let their solitudes ‘ Re-echo to our voices 88 we £0 * Upon our merry brain Let childhood come again, Spite of thy wealth. thy learning, or thy woe! Rtretch forth thy limbs andleap— _ Thy hfe has been asleep ; And though the wrmkles deep may furrow thy pale Show me, if thou art wise, how like ® child thou'rt news Our i he valuation of this property tows thatt Tsa Tastixe.—Few of our readers are aware that tea-tasting is reduced to a regular profes- sion, and which is*as certain death to a man as the continued practice of opium eating. The euccess of the tea broker, or taster, nds upon the trained accuracy of his nose an 1- ate, his experience in the wants of the American market, and a keen business tact. If he has these qualities in high cultivation, he may | W/thin6 miles, will soon extend to New Orleans, P hose bitants may then reach these Springs in make from $20.000 to $40 000 per annum while | Threedars, ‘As healthy ® spot as any in Vireiaie-- he lives and die of ulceration of lungs. He overhauls a cargo of tea, classifies it, and deter- mines the value of each sert. In doing this, he first looks at the color of the leaf and the gen- eral cleanliness of it. He next takes a quantity of the herb in his hand, and breathing his warm breath on it, he snuffs up the fragrance. In doing this, he draws into his lungs a quantity of shies Bop stimulating dust, which is by no means wholesome. Then sitting down at the table in his office, on which is a long row of lit- tle poreelain cups and a pot of hot water, he “draws’’ the tea and tastes the infusion. In this way he classifies the different surts to the minutest shade, marks the different prices, and is then ready to compare his work with the invoice. The skill of these tasters is fairly marvellous, but the effect of the basiness on their health is, as I have said, ruinous. They grow Jean, nervous and consumptive. At the end of a bard day's work they feel and act as fidgety and cross as a hysteric old maid. anabundant region—with all these facilities wh; should nota city thrive and prosper here? At all events, around these health-giving waters, already soextonsively and beautifully improved,all,the high and the low, the rich and the poor, have now an op- rtunity of sojourning for the simmer season, or ‘onger, on terms graduated by their means ; and the benignantdesign of the legislature in granting the charter may be realized to the fullest extent. This property is tendered to the public at about the value on which the taxes are paid to the State, and greatly below the original outlay. Tho assess- ment was made by an intelligent publie officer no way interested. Almost indefinite profits may be relied on if the plan of sale be carried out. If it be not, no one will be injured; even the small sum of $10 is not required to be until the subscription be eompleted, and the partition shall be made by the trustee, assisted by two justices of the peace. In the mean time checks in favor of the trustee, or other eye ogee arrangement for the subscription may be made, not to be used til! the day of partition. The trustee will spply the money after partition, in the first place, to the extinguishment of all liens on the property. so as to give assurance of good title—a title reported in 1838, by able attorneys, as then en- tiraly satisfactory,and which has been doubly con- firmed by 19 years of quict, undisturbed possession since that time, The plan of estimating lots and shares in the Springs Company, as of equivalent value in the par- tition, will save trouble in the division; and after this partition the interests of the lot-holders and Springs stockholders will be in Jaw entirely distinct, while the success of one etd must Greatly enhance the other. Any one may subscribe for one or more shares in this purchase, and his interest wel! bein proportion. THOMAS GREEN. Note.—1. All the streets are 60 feet wide, and run and south, east and west. » Bach square in the plan fronts 250 feet on streets running eastand west, and 2% feet on streets run- nung north and south, ‘and (with its portion of the streets and alley) contains about two acres. 8. No payment of even the §10 is required till it is ascertained, by the pumber of subscribers, that a city is to be built; in which event the value must greatly exceed the cost. 4. In the partition the 10,000 lots will be represented by tokens, with the number of square and of lot on each. These tokens will be put inthe same vessel with 2,500 similar ones, marked *'! share of stock.’’ In another vessel subscribers names will be put. (each name repented according to the number o! shares he may have taken,) and in the drawing, asin the division of large estates among numerous heirs, each will thus have an equal chance with any other ofgetting a share of Spring stock,or the more highly valued lot. . The 2,500 who get the shares of stock will, for the grecate sum oi only $2,000, get the 65 acres, in- cluding the Sulphur Spring, the buildings, (assessed at_$89,000,) and the furniture. me who get suitable building lots for large ho- tel# may be still more successful, while those least fortunate wi!! get building lots of 25 by 100 feet, that must be worth, asthe population increases, much more thanthe cost. 5. Subseription lists and lithographic plans of the proposed city are left at most of the bookstores and other public places in this city. The acents having them cra become the representatives of the respeo- tive subscribers.and in surrendering the lists can ae assurance of the deeds. The payments aud the drawings are desired to be at the same time. or the subscription may be deposited in any solvent bank, to be paid to Robert Hudgin on the day of partition. Letters to the subscriber inthis city will receive meeenios: from THOMAS GREEN. au GOODs. JOHN H. SMOOT, Sovrace ov Far faring the course of the past year, experiments have been made in France on a number of ducks to a that the fat may exceed the quantity which could be referred to the food they were supplied with. Some were fed on rice. a substance which contains only a few parts of fat in athousand. Others fed on rice with a certain amount of butter added. At the end of the experiment, the first were as lean as when first placed upon the diet; the latter, ina few days, became positively balls of fat. Other experiments were made on pigs. {t was found as the result of several trials, that there more fat Produced than was contained in the food on Which they were fed. Food which, given alone. bas not the properties of fattening, when mixed with a fatty matter bee prot the property to an as- tonishing degree ; and fattening icles of food, which do not contain much fat, always abound With its chemical constituents, the principal of which is azote, and from whence the fat acquired is certainly derived. 1D The joint commission appointed by the United States and Great Britain to run or Inark the boundary line on the northwest coast, as set- tled by the Ashburton treaty, has proceeded to the discharge of that duty. The line of 49, which was fixed as a compromise. does not extend by which extension it would em- brace a large part of Vancouver's Island, but makes a detour southerly through the middle of the channel which separates the continent from Vancouver's Island, and through the straits of Fuca to the Pacific ocean. The term Straits of Fuca is sufficiently indefinite to create a dispute whether the De Hare or the Rosario channel is intended. If the former, it will incinde several ands, one of them twenty-five miles long and eight or ten broad. The Straits of Fuca are indicated by natural advantages as the site for @ great commercial city and place of naval prepa- Fation, at no very distant day. Deatu oF “ Mac.’’—Thiscelebra' universal favorite of the turf and road, ady Mac,” is no more. While being driven violently in a descending road, she fell and broke her neck SPRING AND SUMM Lady Mac was, perhaps. more generally known No. 119 Bridge street, Georget D.C. than any horse in the Union, for there was not a| has received from New York ‘and "Phisdelphia, track throughout the whole valley of the Missis- | and now offering at very low prices, to cash and sippi, from New Orleaus to the Falls of St. An- | prompt customers, a large and general assortment of iTaPLe and Fancy Goove—oomprising in part as lows. Viz: New style Silk Robes and fancy Silks it make black Silks, high lustred lack Challies, Lustresand Mous Delaines ich printed (ali wool) Mous Delaines hailies and Barege Delaines, in great variety ich Organdie, Barege,and Jaconet Robes right colors and mode plain Bareges and ines iain French Brillients and Percales n colors Cravellas and Spr ‘style Poplins ucals, a light seasonabie ee est French printed Jaconets and Brillianta White Brilliants, from 123 to 33g cents es new styles Ginghams Debagew, Weaarenpnt pbonmred soy Lustres _ lish Prints of now styles, in great variety, at nts Rich Chintz colors best French Organdies Wuite Goops, in great variety. . Swiss, Nansook and Jaconet Muslins thony, that Las not been the scene of her pacing exploit: She has been in California some four ears, during most of which time she has been ept as a private nag ; but some eighteen months since Mr. Hunt added her to his splendid livery stud, and the -*Lady” has almost daily trod the road, coining money,for her owner, and affording the highest satisfaction to the whip who had the fortune to set behind her. —————$——<_—____. Mr. McKeratn’s Faiturz.—Among the va- tions losses of Mr. McElrath, of the New York Tribune, enumerated in an article from the Her- ald, was not included one of Lis ventures. In association with Burton, the comedian, he sunk $70,000 in the manufacture of ‘McClintock's ricoqyn, Lsoggenir sce of which they were proprie- tors. he unkindest cut of all was, that Mc Clintock, wishing to get back to his old position in the medical profession, made atonement by publishing all the receipts of his various pana- ceas. They prove to lave been compounds long in use, and well known among medical men AHRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. laid and striped Muslins , ne papi and rich Brocade Swiss Muslins laid ar Muslins White Tarletons, Illusions, and Wash Nets Irish Linens (of the sped gy oe very cheap nen Cambric, Linen ishop Lawns uper English Long Cloths, suitable for Ladies’ striped Jaconet, Nansook and Swiss ®ROWNS’ HOTEL.—H F Lutz, Texas; H use Felix and Indy. Pa; DB Clark, Ky; Mrs & B Nagy York, Bates, Atwood,snd other good makes Porter, do; F A Towsand and family. Miss; ¥ White Cambrics (of Jones’s celebrated make) Lawson, Va; M E Price, do; T H Dewitt. do; J White Brilliants and striped India Dimity J Ryon P K Maloney, do; G A Addison. Marseilles for Basques and Bonne! Card do, BF Verry and family, do; R F Saavedra Shirt Bosoms and Shirt Collars, y y Havana; BC Flanigan. do; J H Robinson. Md; HC Prazier, do; Hon Z Kidwell, Va; J Wr Md; C Martin, do; RW West, Va; WG Flood. ‘Tenn, M Owens, do; Miss M Owens, do; Mixs Martha Owens, do; W © Richards, M ; George Frizzell. da; WR Ruan, Fla; EL May, do; FE Hatten, Va; W_F Martin, Ala; WL Hatten, Md; Wm J Gayer; NE Vaas, SC; G © Whatley, Ala: Dr J A Stewart. Md; S J Lee, Tex; G Harris an lady, do; Mrs Hungerford, Mo; Charles Harris, Md; W D Brown, do; $ B B Baker and lad: Va P F Mirde, do; Miss 8 V Brown, do; J P Ward, Md; J J Foreman and family. Atk; D M Wal- folk and lady. Miss; W H Dayal, La. J Ducasse. F H Scott, 1, L. Parker, do; V Vaiden, Va. < ELMBHOIDERIES. Freuch worked Muslin Collars and Sets Swiss Cambric iarsand Sets Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets Honiton and Maltese Lace Collars Swiss Cambric and Dunity Bands Embroidered Linen Cambrie Hdkfa. so, new styles Lace and Silk Mantillas Pills and White nee. Shawls ‘lain and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons Sigel soriag, Neapolitan, and other Skeleton arte Grate assortment of Bajou’s Kid Gloves ‘aifeta Silk, black lace and Lisle thread do. Cottee Hosiery of every kind for ladies and Gents best English Half-hoae, ribbed and plain B E Cauli U; A Peterson, Va; WF Ru-e, La roctabee Se Cera E Canltie . iW F Rue, ood assortment cf Silk Cravats and Tise Moy W © Murrill, Pa, Baudin,'dor A C An-| #4 coud assortment of Silk Crave a lass; M Daly, Pa; Tucker Fla; GW i; 3 AH ay on KIRKWOOD HOUSE —E G M Gral La; J Gibson, Va; R H Key, Tex; J Harvie, Vaz 4 ‘T Moore and family, Miss; A B Miller. Va; W H Robiuson, Pa; RA Plant, Va; F Wilifamson and lady, La; G M Burbank, Mass; J Ward, 1 ai) brie Hdkft Gonsamer and Lisle-thread Shirts and Drawers jew style Parasols. 80, Gentlemen and Boys’ tion, with every variety of wear of every deucrip- House-farnishing Dry Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest makes. Ce lakews, Biss Oe Naty Mice: | g¢parchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods RR Robards. | ap 8-tr JOHN H.®MOOT. CHINA GLASS ANP SURENSWARE. ach; WP Birkey, Va; & G Me Pa, J C Clark, DC; oy. R Fisher, La; SA Young, Va; WF ag : JLER, SON & CO. Masters, Md. W G Flicker, Ve saat s Importers direot from i.iverpool io logan: wes WILLARDS’ HOTEL —C 3 Jenkins, ny; | £iids bbe .08¥ ention of deale: Hon W I. DeWart, Pa; WP Rice, Ala; WB Rob: | Georgereber tare ep earronend inson. do; HC Chalmers, Va; H Edmunds, do; 5 ‘1 which, for exter ariety, Will compare fav Hon H F Clark, NY; E Croswell, do; T Tilgh- nt with any establishment in the Eastern cities. iy man, Md; A Blandell, Mass; A Davis, 111; Geo ‘he connexion of their senior partner with the Baker, Faj Wim Trigo, Md; T Wenk, Pa; 3G | Sowards of thisty voney bane nee ae Ts Y; A J Smith; RJ Tucker, Md; C M | the purchase of goods equal, if not superior, to any Bradford, Mo; 8 P Russel, NY; Dr EH Abadie, | house inthe trade. An inspection of goods USA; HR Blanchard, Fa! Thos J Knight, NY; partion that de of ho satinfy all urchases can be made of P Greeley, do; W C Vergen, Md. Feancr’en the most favorable terms, MASHINGTON HOUSE —W J Winter, RC | Prench Chins Dunner Sete’ fold tandond piata white Rohmer, Thos Corcoran, Obio; W Le Chrisman, rench China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, &c. Phila; P Bogert aud ladies, Md; FE. A Jackson, N China Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, and other Barnard, Ps. Jno Hastings, NJersey; B de Carro, articles of Teaware Brazii; A ¥ Heoderson, Miss; O 2 | And Dinner Ware, separate from sets 4nsoa, Colle ve: Men Capt pire: Ie sh aa dae a agen ‘Sud separate articles always i a; Little, DC; R Ridely, N Yk; | White Granite Ware in vari sete, and bs Daniels. Mans; H © Bradford, A R Maithews, separate from nats as ar te deatad “ y; HC og f Richmond, Va; A P MeCrabb. lue Printed or Liv: Ware, the same New Jerse: M Bverett, ¥. Southall tu Ma > Tenn; G D Southall and Edged, White and Rockingham Ware, in F J Seybolt, NY; i ll epply, ¢, Presvell Binin, and Moulded Glass idee ficin t eatabl: ts in th ich will be sold by ie peckane hag other: ed. Goods perienced packers emp! it us can be transported by any mode without bre 4 “4 ae see poate 12% cents oom ly Ge ter ofa dollar thus sffent may save many doliars MOVEMENTS OF O CE. nets to AN STEAMERS, & Unirep Staras. For ORNE TOOKE’S DIVERSIONS edition, 1 vol.: London, 1857; @: Bulls, Bisons, ‘and Buff aloes, London, ‘1857; 72 engrav- ings; $2.25. Daniing’s ‘Cyclopedia Bibliographies, London, 1857 ; Universal Dictionary of th: lish, h, Ttal- u and Came one . ole twaons OF PUR- ; 23. History of ‘assey,1 vol, «New York..Aug. 5 ow....New York..Aug. 8 New York. .Aug.12 The Havre ......New York..Aug.25 ‘ ae Pa fornia Mall Steamers riffith s Artillerist; on the Stb and 2th of each — mahi ay (yet 1857 Gaza, Manunl, seventh edition; Lon: FRANCK TAYLOR, Scie i OR CAPE MAY. W4*HINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. — | \ Mameron 10 Bactiwons Ranchos: T*4 ET, Riggovner ; FARIA AND EnLaw . KENWEDY, of Roxbury, O90 gy, AND cw of or common pasture weeds tremely Wat otter CG GG ||. Rains kvn as potiows: IN SURGE CE COM N shlucsie EUMOR, WASHINGTON i OF PHILADELPHIA” ™ ¥* ahaa een, for thin oolebrates SUMMER, RE- | Relay with treat fr EM my compete « He tae ted at in over claves adauly line run | with for fndeh him Fring, Manive, ann InLanp Insurance. Authorized Capital —..-....——. $1,250,000!!! Orricz, NoRTHWEST CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND l?TH STREET, WasHINGTON. DIRECTORS. Ghats a. Raproam” (except | Jleaving aahington ot 6.2, m., and erduwanat: MeDoxaLp se uesdare, Turan, and Saturdays. and on all'alternate days with Tapey HMledaipin tn Now Vertis Newnes clits Ssh eigen ga amie ARSON Chi ar es nih i860; iy 17-4w (Intel States led except mar fisgee als Bost Two Mouth, N Fork; at 8.9 i ectige meta 420 «Siac ge emmoven HL PARSONS. Axent 5 ‘Stomach. WasdineTon AND ALEXANDRIA, eet _____ ¥- PARSONS Agent. ‘eorge Helmbold, P. Carroll Brewster, re bottles are warranted to oure the A Oo Lap ANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAL Ses ETHOMAS B. FLOR BRED, Fresident See cssuubed th ‘bard ail Hu- Q* XA! LROAD, EDWARD R. HELMBOLD, Secre’ LOCAL SURVEYORS. Charles Walter, No. 397 D street, opposite City le ohn M. Thornton, corner Ist street and Virginia “James Williams, No. 22 4% street ome Rigglos, No. ol 1sth street, below Pennsy!- Vania avenue. Captsn, PARINT, SUR YELOF a oveans in J. P. Oe . ? Opposite National tel. Eyes. ‘Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the Fas and Blotches among the ‘our to six and c: jouRs.—' GEORGE Oa MORE ald ing bse oS at pods Lad ti'a. m., 128, 2%, i m, we Washington, at 8%, 10%, and 11% &. m., 2%, and m. @REAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE. PUNE RCH Venves Washington at 6 o*clook a. m. Washingt it 7 o'clock 5 Pare from Washington to Kicnmend, @5 50, r, alee ‘warranted to cure corrapt wil cure Sealy Eruptions ——— Skin. 7 bottles are warranted oure the P. ‘he publi eonfidently Boat start- ing at the time vertined. sodas One of the Boats will maki i MOU: VERNON on Temsiay and Pattee fen eoe, ‘as! ten at So’clock a. eee ON ee heu Three to four bottles are warren! to oure Salt- ers, Which leave New Orleans ‘On Sth and 20th of each engors connecting ugton at 68. m., arriveat WHITE interest on loan. ———. ———. ———. ——. 8 DPAU same 8,708 47 ‘are {rom Alexandria to White Sulphur, $120, Total receipts 0 ———. ——. ——....... .§ 400,185 68 id marine lossés.. 4 GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. ive to eight bottles will oure the worst case of A Capea, is LYNCHBURG and the SOUTHWEST. fohn Thomason. F Either Boat may be Tsions Vash, 6 o'clock a." i hom A Pes eee piece: paw hemay) ape oc ary fme. on application to Tosiy’ Rises LY? CHBURG next morung at 4 mac aw 3 Authorixed Capital and Assets__..91,473,057 07 | He, 804.8 perfect cure is warranted when | leonere ae one ST | Rad coe Me beta zie and Tennessee Ral ASSO8S nn nn 9a mam, BST OT otting cas 80 ie oko those wn have in | NHE PACIFIC MAIl, STEAMSHIP COM | !lfesville to Lynchburg a distance of 6 mile: k Invduted i Bonds, Moreasss, aad Good Secures, | Yuin od all the wonderful mediones ofthe day.ng | TPE PACIFIC MAILS: Mt | Pre trom Washragton to ynoninne, 258 The following statement exhibits the businessand old stone walls, should cure eve’ ao One of the Steamsh: psot ie S Siikie carrying ae, ndition of the Company to November 1, 1856: vee yetiti Beoenge fact. gon Roxas humor, the pied S ptes Mails for SR tes The most expeditions route to the Virgina Premium received on marine and inland risks to No- | it has to start. ore are NO nor hums | CALIFORNIA, and oree . vee Beringe-vonly *ix hours’ stage travel to the Green- vember 1, $214,684 60 Fuerte ated aise ana S econ White Sulphur, + ‘ire premium... enews cecncccens 1960S @ ol nited States v ( we nek eemek. vis PANAMA Rall lar; ga to rena year and eopie of sixty. I have seen poor, puny, | ROADS. The steamer GEORGE PaGr. waa BEL ATT * foot of Seventh ‘ing children, whose flesh 80! Thi steamships have been ed and i ‘road Ci is to's perfect state of health by one proved by the ‘Navy Department, and gunranty apecd = ot, Being owned By chp : Company, runs peaeie cameneceen mueueticnt tae sick hesdnshes "toe fe ve 1 Rail (42 miles long}is now oom- Sistas for Richmond and Lynchburg procured on ts Te those who tard bottle will always cure it. It given great rele! = eatarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken it hi been costive for years, and have been regulated by it. Where the ed from ocean to ocean, and is m Sora ours. The bage pt poneneens is checked in N. York through Oden rancisco, and ere embarked at Panama by steamer at the compauy expense. The money paid in New York covers all expenses of the tri i eserve steamers are sot in port in Panama and San Francisco, to prevent detention in case of acci- dent. so that the route in entirely reltable—no fnil- ure having occurred in cight years. _Passenger« leave Panama the rive at Aspinwa‘l. Conductors go shrongh by each steamer, and take curse of women and children wi,hout other protec- lors. For rehag tickets at the lowest rates apply at the agency, [77 West street, Now York, to 1. W. RAYMOND.—or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & CO., ew Orleans,- or jy%-tf CC. L. BARTLETT, Boston. OR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK. he Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 8th of ularly to ¥, commence running reg the above places, Omnibusesand Baggage W: will beattie Depot of the Washington Railroed. to convey past soncers ont bag, oto the Steamboat, for Ale Iria, & distance of six miles, allowing amp) for meals. JAME: Vv. Alexandria, July, a MES = ANS. opp, NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHE FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. » BALTIMORE AND OHIO dante } recent extension and improvement of ite lead - ing connecting lines nt the Wert tas required anen- | tire revision of the running arrangements of this road which highly umportant ad to the trav jer are red. On after oN DAY June ute, THERE DAILY Rs will be run in_both directions for through passengers. First—The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN starta from Camden Station, Baltimore, at 7 A.M.,(except eee ye - way stations and arrives at Cum “Second The MAIL TRAIN atsrts (Sunday ex The Assets of the Company are as follo iladelphia city and county bonds. . Rrsltosd boots. A see es, real estate............ 143, Stocks, collaterals, on call... Girard and consolidation bank «i Sp pe with Duncan, Sherman CL eee ee Deferred payment on stock not yet du otes for marine premiums... 6 from agents, secured by bond: aa remiums on policies recently issued, and debts due the company ........ in bank ee ee ee eee 16,156 14 523,057 07 will oompare fav: similar mstitutions fou must not rom four days to a week. sult from iti on the contrany: when that feeling is = you will feel yourself likea new person. I eard some of the most extravagant encomiums of & that ever man listened to. i Rin In my own practice I always kept it strictly for hu- mors—but since its introduction as a general family medicine, reat and wonderful virtues have been oat Ay hat I wee sus] oe chia vel cases ol epileptic i—o diseas: was always considered Hnourable, bave been cured by a few bottles. O, Serer pm Sg if it will prove effec- tual in all cases of that awful malady—there are but few who haye seen more of it than I have. know of several cases of Dropsy, ai] of them Roople cured by it. For the various diseases of the iver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side, Diseases of the Spin and persioninrly, in Diseases of the Kidneys, &c., t! re- First mort; The business of this Com; ably Ba the most success: the United Stat Ju i XY a4 From the lst day of August, 1855, in fifteen months, | discovery lone more good any medicine leaving Washington, 1 ber, 1856, th miums | ever known, Eleventh-st. wharf) every W. £ s (Su t aed interest reosived amounted to the lagesum of | No cians of diet ever necessary—eat the best you NESDAY nnd SATURDAY at Surciorks m, Re- | SePied)at ox A. M.. aid arrives at Wheeling at 425 four hundred thousand one h and eighty-five get and enough of it. turning, will leave Norfyik every MONDAY and Ind. Lou dollars and sixty-eight cents, with the payment of Dtrecttons for Use,—Adults one tabi THURSDAY at4o' p.m. losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy- | per day—children over ten years dessert- SNE BNR t Oke ed se, by art ek ecleeeeimebed oo aoe nua! inainge Gots Potmage.” | Cleveland Kond, ond also at Parkersburg with its a theee ovitences of success and good man- | take sufficient po operas on the bowels twice o day. see, incinding meals, to id Point and Nor- bie te a ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI ement, the Directors feel justified in soliciting a MAAUPACTEREO BY Cy folk FIVE DOLLARS. | ar MITCHELL. | EXPRESS TRAIN leaves dale at Sie PM ae off tae lepe t nt fig tee pe No. 10 Ween Beat Bscbary, Massachusetts, aoe - —— necting at Renwood at9 A. M.with express trains er 'S a je, ru ir claims Wil = - . 's fe a > ™ - > josted more socording to equity than legal technical- — NITED STATES MAIL LINE from Bellaire to Cincinnati, (withont change of Cars at Columbus.) and reaching there m but 3 hours from Baltumore and 2 hoars from Washing . At also connects directiy, in both directions, arc mn with cars by Parkersburg and Marietth roads for Chillicothe, Cincinnati, ete. These cease connect at Xenia for Indianapolis, Chicago and St. ouis, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and ismempp: Express for Louisville Cairo and ®r. Louis through to St. Louse in less than 42 hours from Baltimore. By this train the 1m to all the central and southern pi in the West is mach jess, while the distance is from 40 to 10 miles shorter than by the shortest of other routes, From the West these connections sre equally close and satis! > or Ceet Pee ee oe oll e checked throug: points. ROUGH TICKETS sohd at lowest rates at Camden Station and at Washington, D.C. Passeagers from Baltimore or Washington u view the entire road by daylizht, by taking morn- ng trains, and lying over at Cumberinnd or Onk- |, and resuming next morning by rt Ae commodation train, leaving Cumber, at 8 and Oakiand at 10.50. FOR WAY PASSENGERS. The Cumberiand Accommodation T: Agents for Washington.—Chas. Stott & Co., Z. Gilman, Kidwel! & Lawrence J.B. Gardner, Burry & Co., D. Walsh & Co. F. 8. Walsh, J. P.’Stone, Martin King, Nairn & Palmer, Schwariz & Co., 6 joswell, Daniel B. Clark, J. 'P. Milburn, Dunbar yson, Ford & Bro. Agents for Georgetown.—R. 8. bras O M Lentham, J. L. Kidweil. my 5-ly ities, The Com| ig prepared to issue policies against los damage by fre on = DWELLINGS, FORNITURE, MILLS, MAN- UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES, All descriptions of BUILD: or all kinds of MERCH transported by VessELs, STEAMBOATS, Canal Boats, RAILROADS, and the usual conveyances to or from suy portion of EU AX A 7A, and on the hulls of STEAMBOATS navigating the Western Waters. The rates of premium will be as low as othe: panies, and in fixing them every improve: 0 be pao ene and arrangement will be taken into con- sideration. All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid. Office, northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 17th street, Washington City, D.C. Insurance may also be bh ble at the Home Office, morthwest corner Walnut and Second streets, Philadelphia, _ And in other principal cities of the United States by authorized officers of the Company. aps ONLY REGULAR LINE in AND WITHOUT PAILURE FOR EIGHT TEARS, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. Regular Sailing Days, 5th & 2th of cach month. Cavtion.—S0 frauds and impos tions of various kinds. have. been nels eee Saatet ont beund toCAL. RNIA, that the ubscriber, the only authorized Agent for passage by the U.S. Mail Line, vin Pana- ma, in the city of New York, feelsit his duty to caution all persons seeking passage to California, hat, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful to find the true office of the Steamships of the U. 8. Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other effice in New York is authorized to e: presage, is est street, corner ‘arren street, fronting on the North River, at the head of the Com- e ign over le my EW. RAYMOND, Agent, je 19- New York. PkivaTE MEDICAL TREATISE ON THE PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, By MB. La CROIX, M. De Altman NA o 200 pages and 130 fine Plain and Colored Lithographs anc IG PRICE O. TS. IL7" Sent free of posta; the Dr. M. B. La Croix’s Physiological Viow of Mar riage. A now and revised edition of 250 pages and 180 plates. Price 25 cents a copy. A popular and comprehensive treatise on the duties and easuaities of single and married life—happy and fruitful allian- ces, mode of securing them—infelicitous and infer- tile ones—their obviation and removal—nervous d bility, its causes and cure, by a process at once #0 will stop at all Stations east of Cumber! ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. | simple, safe, and effectual, that failure 1s impossibl YHE NEW YC N VERPOOL Wheeling Acco rdat all Stat beyond © CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, | —ruler for daily management—an essay on Sperma; | "PME MID) Meares MAIL STR AMERS Cumberland geing “Weet,— Shastwardig, the Ninil Capital, ——. ——. ——. —_. $200,000!!! more successful mode of treatment—precautionary bn me eg Dore img this st 9, reaching Balt:more THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA practice ; to This Company is now pre hints on the evil rosults from empiri led commentaries on the diseases of fe- The Ship: which is ad dotinn ternves Cumber! to receive srplicn- ' 4 ; H The ATLANTIC Oliver Eldridge. | ON tions for INSURANCE ON BUILDINGS, males—from infancy to old age—each case graphioal- | The ATLA pitt ag bone BRANCH beeen 7 > N 2, é&c., at t 2 tes, it | ly illustrated by beantrful plates. It*points out th : . oad — Sar eins for Boles at thats Dies sotaar el | toesedics for tDoee sl tlic ilcahonted diag | toe ADELA Went. | passengers will take the Express westwardy and the Mail east —s rdiy. ¥ van: hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the be Digectors. those contemplating marriage. Its perusal is partic- | for the Governmen et, aoe hey Wn. F. Bayly Samuel_Baoon, ularly recommended to persoas entertaining secret | 18 their oonstraction, as also in their engines, to in- The ELLICOTE'S MILL THAIN len o Joseph Bryan,” James F. Haliday, doubts of their physica! condition, and who are oon- | 45°. strength and ——_, weap roc al Na ELL. my P.M. Leaves Eau oo Mull 4 Wm. Orme, Hudson Taylor, Solous of hnving hazarded the health, happiness and | for Pessengers are uneg or elegance and com: | A. M.. andi iF Sion “ea — ! Francis Mohun, . W. Galt. privileges to which every human being is en! 0. | Price of e from New York to Liverpool, in WO a neat GTON bapies HE SOUTH. joni. Beall, | 18 C. MoGUIRE, President. Fice 2 cents per copy, or hve copie or Figmall- | grat catin, 919"; in seconddo,, #75; exciuveusco! | Leave Baltimore {or Washington at 4.8 nud 018 ed free of postage to am t of the Unit ty addressing Dr. LA CROIX, (pont paid.) Albany? ew York, enclosing 25 cents, N. B. Those who prefer may consult Doctor [LA CROIX wupon any of the diseases upon which his book treats, either personally or by mai! 1s medi- cines often cure in the short space of six days, and completely and entirely eradicate all traces of those disorders which copaiva and cubebs have so loi been thought an antidote. to the ruin of the health of the patient. His ‘* French Secret” is the xreat con- extra size state rooms, 8325, From Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guineas. An experienced Sur- geonattached toeach ship. No berths can be secured until paid for. The ships of this line have improved water-tight bulk- heads. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. FROM NEW YORK. Saturday, June 20.. Saturday, July 4. BS ty 3g ee On Sundays at 4.15 A. M., 5 = hs ON . Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and &.3 A. 1 A ee -M. On Sundays et 7A. M., and 42 P. M. only, The Gret and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the seeond and fourth trains from W sokingeen. will be express mail trains. stepping only at Washington mand Annapolis Junction. Grarton D. Hanson, Secretary. ANKING HOUSE OF . CHUBB BROTHERS. Psat Sarg mR ane! and Checks paid ap li-ly without charge. Drafts on the northern seabeard cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on gaid Cities furnished to depositors without charge. -- 9.45 and 5.15 U1 fr Baltimore and the 8.30 Interest on Derosits.—Interest will be allowed tinental remedy for that class of disorders which une arday, July 18. ry treme from Washington ‘connect ‘with the ema peas peso fei ‘onar. fortunately, piymioiane treat with meroury, to the qeterter, Aug-1.. trains from Annap is, a ty 203.7. Depesita in Virgins and other Uncurrent Money re- | !'Tetrievable destruction to the patient's constitu- | Satu! At Ae Cars oD. Agent, st the Ticket den ceived to be checked for, paynble in saine funds, or in tion, and which all the sarsaparilis in the world can- 5 ation. WWM. S, WOO 5 spose, we charg (oe ie ee EEE cies LV; fice No, 81 Maiden Lane, Altany, N. ¥. 2 will bediscounted,and Loans radeon Stocks: Bonds, heat J 10 WESTERN TRAVELERS. and Securities, at’the market rate. ; Lerrers or Crepit.—Letters of Credit will be SY, . SrRine anp SUMMER ARRANGENENTS. - 1857) Wednesday , Deo. 9 rf q E HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL- farnished, negotiable in the diferent Cities of the | WW F eeday, 3.1 ep: eee pol interest alineos opitot Money or Collaternle a.rinall advan of coat Tor ai: silly oe ‘or freight of ee iain NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. - bs .. be ir ire RS a 7 - charged if Collaterals,on such termsas may beagreed |“ Vf lace variety of Turner Bros. oe! ED Wak kr COLLINE No. os, Wall strest,| ew OR THE CENTRAL RAILWAY. ul Turner’s Gigger Wine, an excellent remedy for | New York. Ip ¢. [IE WES RAVELING BILLs ov EXCHANGR.—Travelers will WN, SH. Y & CO., Liverpool. he y Int, 1857, TWO Dal- be furnished with drafts in such sums ag may be de- | siackborry Brandy, ® certain oure for Diarrhea and ehepuEy ENC aR & CO. 2, Austin | 19" NP AETRE 3 Calvert Gtation for Pitts sired negotiable in the ditferent Cities of the Union. ‘Dyaentery Friars, fondon, burg and all Western and South or Northwestern By ee eS eee Claret; Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines, pe iy oes. HE MORNING MAIL TRAIN " 5 2 8 S eu peri 5 NIN 3 of Credit on England, freland and Europe, furnish perry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran- | for noid. silver, bullion, specie, jewel won Baltienore dealy (Saadey cuenta) at 2.15 a Hen! rote nge do- Bante Sinha ea ste ie dies, al! of fine flavors, prepared from the pure | stones or metals, uniess bills of A.M.. connecting with the M: Tain over the great juice of the fruit therefor and the value thereof express i P I road, and Cimemnati st boxer y ing from 6 to 18 (fear always for sale, or | Romp, Cinnamon, Annis, and Pe: ent Cordials je 15 4s) OM the fone an "at Chicago in 3s hours, pr, cout. Where Stocke-are bought soar onions cans Gurscos, Absinthe, Essence of Fepporment STEAMER GEORGE PAG and at St. Louie in 4 F reserve the right to call for adeposit of 10 pr.centon | }:xtraclof Sarsapantia, Stoughton Bitters SV HOURS OF DEPARTU XPRESS TRAIN THE AFTERNOON Leaves Baltimore daily (Sundsy excepted) at 3 P. M. for Harrisbure. is THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Baltimore EVER IGHT st 10 P. M., Ape: ca the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele- graph. ‘ RalLRoan, City, and STATE Bonns.—Railroad, City, and State Bonds can be placed in our hands for negotiation, either in this country or Euro Ratl- road Iron purchased for cash or with Bond. Lanp WarRants.—Land Warrants bought at the E. We have also on hand, a supply of Dr. Wheeler's | ,,J/08Ve Alexandria at 46, 74, 9, 10%, Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, a spiendid article. 2 Ss 44 BS in dition to the above, we have at all timeca “"Tranve Washington at ¢: largo supply of the following named stock of Malt | "P24 __ t Liquors, being the only Liquors of the kiad inthe AILY LIN District, and which cannot fai! in giving satisfaction Mo L d; toall who use them: Philadelphia XX, Burton and | Ohio Canal teed in every roapects nt ore NESE EMBTAR” | XXX Valo Ale Philadelphia Brown Stout,XX Por | GO aud M.-C, MEIGS, will Wayne and Chicare K Warauts tetaihd in eedsielenicn, eat copes NES Sag em PS ung daily trips to the above pointe 1m ae Soutnern and Western connections, sy ‘ y , . *, * o jarcl eaving the wharf of W. H. Chicago, . Pole al oar regularly furnished ife- | on hand. ARNY &'SHINN, "| and H. G- Ritter, Georgetown, D.C. avery morning } ington, Towa City, Mfuwaunse, Dubug , Si. Pauly Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houseson | /°* 57 Groen street. Georgetown. | at7 o'clock, Sunda; ch in eng ison, and other lending cities in the Northwest, orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible >ENNAY, ZNUE. hours; leaving Georgetown at seven o'cloc! e | will save one hundred miles of travel and tem howrs partio 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, rning, the Boats will arrrve at the Great Falls,or | in time with four less changes of oars, by taking thie Kea. Estate ann Insvrances.— Real Estate ' noe Se reier eee Warhington ere e +4 ir oan oul bers | ae Pass for Cleveinnd, Sandusky, T: = on a is’ Ferry at » where ace wi a m |, Sa » Te Seen ce tometer rrhsoeapl Caan B. H. STINEMETZ having made arranxements readiness to convey” passe ers to Leesburg, Va. aatl frets sate this route, and the time is » ConoRes#.—Claims on the United States, before the | ¥ er erates passat r- Returning, leave Edwards’ Ferry every day at nine ne 43 miles shorter than any other route. nished with the most lar styles JLESKIN AN B wmaties bee BEAVER o astengers for St. Low Court of Claims or Congress, intrusted to us, will be jock in the morning, and arriving in Georgetown indianapolis, Ter : of MC Sire, e Pee YY rome ORB BROTHERS, — | HATS will hereafter make a dix: “Throng Unoer Missistippis tate. feos chatres of cach nnd jan2? Opposite the Treasury. — market price: making thefiat eed f follows: arnive in advance of any ether route: and to Cinoin ot, ; Seneoa, 75 ce Edwards’ Ferry, #1. Le stars, Vi ae ne oneal 5 7 F ‘on the Boats at moderate prices, “mar 25 W.H. & H.G. RITTER. N W ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST. nati. Colum! inent cities, Ww ii ti handled with rare. FOR TAF Poste. The 8.15 A. M. and 10 J. M. Trains connect closely with Express trains over the apie road for Wi! Dayton, Louirville and other prom —- An: for for ouber ronte. accage CHECKED THROUGH NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, | $4304 not untreque MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES | ton,im quality @ and for effe ee ey. CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKER sr Olaniex bitten Opposite the Treasury. ~ Shrastaranas to toe nermisaen teen enabling hi THE HOUSE OF vit oosmian ee ee ont Canada, thor form the pont Miot ewes . with 00 fom abt. a n ES amede New Ree UT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW | MEMPHIS # CHARLESTON RAILROAD | Now Yok" Parcences wil hed tae Ga ahoneat CHAS. 82. J. CRU, pd NE Bs pT foe phoned lan penn ng COMPLETRD—CONNECTING cheapest and most expedious route to Niagara Fails Cae aa RR Persons are invited to call and examine our 8 ¢ | Chattanooga, Tenn.; Charleston, S. Savan- | and Comeca. HENRY HOLMES, * | 194;°H,01,7° Fennsy'vanis Avenue, near corner of A, ind all the Northsasierm cities, with | ‘Through tickets are issued to Philadelphia vin THE, HOUSE OF. : moro 2 Memphis, Tenn, Columbia Lancaster, by all the trains, at $3 B THER, BARROW & CO. OTICE.—C. R. L. CROWN & CO. are re-| The last sak of Rash NEW | Sch) cach train bs er is componed of SHAS Sess, CHU RR AN caving ds mm of the anent Foi YORK SSD PREMARIN RIV el feconvenience of Sury eerces the Basguehinas jan 27-1 WE a Ok, rR ‘OW, | invite the attention of those in by ea ular transportation of era tad Freight, and « basxengers for Hanover, Manchester, Gettysburg 5 sod gesure them they oan save at least 10 per cent. will afford more ion and less Expense than | Emmittsburg, Car! Chambersburg go by the OME-MADE CARRIAGES, Siguchabaais Cabell aiuithe.s andTables | 82 other route Northeast and South- | trains at 8.15 A.M. and 3 . We have on hand, of our_own manufacture, R mers bine marble-top Bureaus. assengers and Shippers will take due notice | Passengers for BEDFORD SPRINGS leave in fine sasortinent of all kinds of CARRI Roses and walnut Tete-a-Tetes, Sofas th Land gevern thementves socordingly. trains at 2.15 AN M., connecting with trains Sos prrer rent of all Kinds of CAREL, Wardrobee, Chairs of all Kinda. Presener “Trains leave Stevesson daly at. 2 Railroad to Huntingdon, and approved styles, and warranted in point of. qd lar « o'clock, a. m., r the arrival of the trains from tread to Hopeweli—thence \y workmanship and material, to be equal to any made eae Chat! Nashville,)andarriveat Memphis | first class coaches to Bedford, over a road unsur in the city of Washington or any other city in the 3 a same day at 7 p. m., connecting with First Cinas passed by any inthe country. Fare 8650, ‘nited States. We respectfully solicit a oa!l from | Book's Chairs, cane Stoam Packeta fo New Orleans, and all otherimpor- | "Paasensers fa S strangers to examine our work; as | Cushions for Chairs, Settee: tant points upon the Western Rivers. Goods oon- engers TORK SPRING! d ned to let none surpass us either in | xtension Tables, Side signed to Ratiroad Agents at Charleston or Savan- PRRATR Ot . quality of work or in low prices. Glasses of all Kinds, some extra fine Carpets, 2 to Memphis and other points, ALEDONIA Wenivo do every kind of REPAIRING ina work- | Cottage Sete, Ruca, Waitara, Freight Trai 5 FARM man!i ke manner, and at reasonable prices. ne ‘ hoe hag pane! are hf pill kinds. he in quarse of to .A Ex; Comes i 1o} 18 Ol 4 4 ache taken MON ELEND uo and ‘And other Goods too numerous to mention to whieh pany Saries over route dps ee asses M. or 10 P.M. ‘may 126m * | we invite the attention of housekeepers and others - sail General Superintendent. 1 ER BRANCH. fe My. STOCK OF BOOTS AND acide sia aswe are determined to sell for cash or to punot Howrevitre, (Ais.) april ist, 1857. 18 road make bat one trip dey, Ai C. R. L. CROWN & CO., Memphi sold il. with the 3 FM. train. Picconilgetia,etodsptrebac thet WA | Teeny rhareuy ued Sonat tfuns ened | Bugg Atta an Gian esjatomom- | RVEStrara Calvert Prodan Ba 4 joods puro! 1s ¥. Thus y ut . morning: ery, Ala.; thane Nashville, Tenn. ~4 ime, Call examine for yourselves, at evening, iu front of tore. Consi it Li ith th yt ‘TRL this road, | ™9! rece! 5 8 7. HOOVER Cited, und in all oases advances made wi hea re quire le sonaere will t H e the night trains from Wana ~<d Rankable Funds oniy 2 ached ns oes iat) __ trom Hall, Pa. ava het. .. CK. L. C.& OO." | fons Ne Ce Augusta, Gast tianuoga an Naalivilis 7 KBERRY BRA Auotioneers, : nad the y, ai (fntel) ap 25-tf NORA ins from Charleston and Atlanta, Ga, .ACKBERRY BRANDY .—We have this da: Gop SETS ca teed wivey Terargeme TOILET SETS Kinecville, 8. |, whieh Twi ap7-tf ee : rE BERRY BRANDY: which lr fine arnuia h is @ fine article, and + P. R. James; price momae ae ENT . and il sell at cost. Also, BoBLETS and other GLASS WAKE. thai guarantee it to cure the Diarrhea inits worst form. | Dead Wilkie Coli BUILDERS to a change For sale wholesale or retail Ne ORIN No ne Ne hikio Collins: ‘do. 80 do. has Keine, al re we ps change in, my fat iy? 51 Green st.. Georgetown. | + Senta t2? °F Glenoore, by Chas. Lever; price 50 0. 5- between Sth and 10th He DRVITT. cents. War ‘Trail, by Capt. Mayne Reid AW BOOKS, Wharton’s American Criminal Law ; fourth 370 UNDER BROWNS’ HOTEL. New ork Logger for July 25th ope! t of editi Harper's Veekly for July 18th; price iat RE oe ry. Ee OTHING reced ictment All the Magazines and Weekly Papers received as Spring and Summer READY-MADE CL. b Wharton b Se of Homan ctmentascnew edition. | soon as published. Any Books or’ Popes wilt be Std Gent's FURNISHING GOODS of the finest Pnitehard’s Admiralty Digest. just i and for sale, i Chilled CUBA HONEY at hie Gro: gery and ormus Store: No: ‘554 12th street and ay aS = JONAS P. LEVY. AMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS, ANDLARD- Addison on Contracts; new edition. ‘odzewick on Statutory and Constitutional Law, Hall on Tras! * new edition, Chitty on the Law of Carriers, sug! FRANCK TAYLOR sent il, free of % f je and @, at the Emporium of Fashion, geod exert ee ‘Pheimompeters on and 5m Brown Hotel, next to rvate entrance. fy 14- No. I : CLOT 4ADIES AND G at.. Georgetown. U PONT’S GUNPOWDER, I th all the various ki of DU BONES GUN POW DER. ust am prepa THING, ENTLEMEN having any to MOKED BERF—SMOKED BELO | can receive a fair cash for th —_— to supply the same inany quentity to parties wantin: Stoic SMORED BUG Ro BEE < -Alotof | trapont,, of ing or addressing H. MELA, No. 0 | Just received, Hams, Sides ané Shoulders. and | ou tho most favorable terme) OT at for sale by Ring 4auroient Louisuna avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, west [art-cnd treat ye Rice. Soap. and Agent for the District 0! anti, eud Centre Mark: B. Bi had cor. Vermont ave. and 15th street. Fan fod Syrups and ‘s Feces — of Pyro $2 Ty f t{REEN GI N oF —GREEN GINGER, — D BARLEY MALT, for sale at iy tf No, 554 12th pre LLY Fo LO QR MON TEA. its Lontere nad Demene. by : GREEN GINGE Reeser ees” i At 1 sh mnar of yet GORPORATION STOGKS FOR Sal py | Gout of Salt Lake i. iv» Vermont avenue and isiirasst. ete sr gry eps" CEs TOHUbb BROtHE! ‘aus .