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EDIIGATIlN


THE Female School at Fine Forest, my residence,
L will be continued one year longer, under tne In.
~,,ruction Of Miss Leaton, commencing the nrst oiy OF
seo,ember next. All the branches of q useful English
Education, together with the French Language and hu-
AZ on The Piano, will b. taught Three or four more
B, Iaers would be received into my family at the prices
heretofore advertised.
ar Nv address Ia LswIs' Store, spO,tsylvania.
July l7-cw6w ELLIOTT
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RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST Fl. 1916.

Mr.. Haywooi's long-cSpectcd Address to TIC
people Of North Carolina has at las! made lis ap-
pearance. Ii occupies eisM bread coiamns oil the
National ln.elligencer, and, with The appendices,
ten columns of the Union. We have no! had
time 10 real il. We may fepublish il hereafter,
with a brief notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21

Major GwInn, The PIesldehIol the james KIVer
and kanawba Company, with two Engineers,
passed down The river a lew days SINCE. He has
been informing himself Of The resources OF the
West and of the practicabili'y of the improve.
ment which he has been callei TO supefinisnd.-
He was out as lar as Charleston, Aanawha, bat
we have no, learned what impression has been
made upon him BY The Tip. II ne is the pracii-
cal man OF business, which he is reported 10 be,
we have no apprcbensions as 10 his conclusions.
Let our friends ia The East lake the same pains
10 inform themselves in regard TO Western Viz
ginia, and they will be disposed 10 do US justice.
(Fiacastk VA Democrat.
We understand that Gov. Smith and Treasurer
Lawson will leave own this morning, to inspect
The Southwestern McAdamized road, Of which
Ten miles, from Salem West, are now under con-
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MneTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Register says Gov. Gfaham's
majority is 5000. Ii will mol vary much from
that. when all The counties are heard from.
In The Legislature, the Wings have gained four
and LOST seven members The Register estimates
the Wing majority in The Senate at 4 (iast year
a tie) and in The Commons 10 last year 22D
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COMMERCE OF NEW YORK.-The com

MERGE OF The pas, week includes SO foreign arri-
walls. with 1884 passengers, and IS elearances,
ions The exports amounted 10 $3.50. 49,,
and included 1886 bales OF cotton, 1878 on:s
a,nr "a 72s bushels wheat, 700 do. corn, 1000
hills. corn meal, 60, 275 lbs. tobacco, 227l3 lbs
cheese. i, a52 bbls. bcei and pork, and 1928 lbs
rice
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a DOCTRINE.

We quote the following from the New Orleans
Bee, not only TO show the opinion OF the Wings
in regard to Mr.. Jarnasin's vote tor the Tariff
bill, but 10 put on record the sentiments Of The
same party agains, the Right of Senatorial In
s,ruc,ion. We admire such candid admissions.
There is no room lell for misapprehension:
"Mr. Janagin will gain nothing by his course
no, The respect of the Loco Focos, Tor they IN.
tended TO annoy and embarrass him, or 70 make
him a mere sounding board for their nimble fin
Not The sympathy Of the Wings, for n%."slesn-
f,cn.,eAs Of them repud'ats The doe'ramc nj ansruc-
ton, and can feel no sorrow for a member oil lheir
parly who carries his recognition Of this senseless
theory to the point of fastening upon the people
an odious measure by his vote. Better would 1t
have been for his reputation had he resigned and
left the bill TO the care Of the Vice President,
Better vet, had he secuted the attempts 10 trammel
his conscience and Undue him to act in delibe-
rate hostility to his honest convictions"
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The cry Of "Repeal," started BY Mr.. Webster
and re-eehoed with sounding phrase BY the Ma
,ional In.e.ligcncer, will soon die away on The
breeze. The Wings begin 10 find that The REQ
ne are NO, SO panic-slricken or party-mad as 10
condemn a law before il has been iried-yea, be-
fore i, has gone into operation. But that there IS
no fair prospect Oh a repeal Of the Tariff for many
wears, is admitted by a correspondent oil Inc
Wing N. Y. Courier, who "very justly, "%laccoTd-
ing to the Wing Express,) says:
IN ril nolbs repealed /; either one OF the three
parties who passed it can stop a law, but II re,
oou;res the consent of all three TO repeal II; ana
+ both Houses should agree to do SO, there stands
The veto to prevent il. There is no repeal; and
even a change OF administration would prooaoiy
No, he able 10 effect il, as The Senate VIII moi
change with il"
The new law will then be fully and fairly Tried.
We advise the Wings, then, 10 cease Their ca
NOR, and submit, with a good grace TO what lhey
could not prevent, though they left no stone un-
turned 10 defeat the measure. The protector"
still afforded by the new bill is liberal, and sudl-
GENTLY ample for a safe and prosperous business.
If they desire to break up the manufacturers, the
most e~fec,ual means will be TO cry out from the
house-tops, that The new bill ,oiR ruin the coun-
try, and nothing shall save it from destruction
The manufacturer should depreca,e such fatal
sympathy, which produces the very evil it pro-
fesses to deplore.
A letter 10 the Union from Malamoras shows
with what avidity The enemies with whom we are
a, omen war seize the infamous articles oil some
of our papers, and turn them asains! our Gov
eminent. But the sin Of commission does mol
lie upon The head of the Tribune alone. Other
Wing papers, Of more influence and stano'ns'
and conducted with more GOODNESS and discretion,
have gone almost as far in placing their own
country in the wrong, and virtually encouraging
our foreign foes. They denounce the war WIN
Mexico as wrongful aud cruel" and the WORK
of The Presidents hands. But such unpatriolic
political tricks have been rebuked BY popular
sentiment. Is ii not truly notifying TO see mat
abroad The causes Of our wal with Mexico are
more properly appreciated, than by many OF our
own papers, calling themselves Americana we
quote the following from The N. Y. Sun:
1--WE observe by our foreign files, that but one
opinion prevails among The most intelligent Eo-
ropeau journalists, as 10 the jusaee OF tne war
whiehtbis country il now waging against Mexico
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For each Of tho Independent Glasses, viz +: the Law
Class, the Preparatory Mathematical Class, and each of
the four Glasses in the Classical Department, the fee Is
$40.
The price Of board, here p, down n, siao, is that
paid 10 the College Steward, who, IN consideration OF
certain privileges, blnds himself to the Faculty 10 lake
slisudents who apply for board al the price here men
tio,'sd. The students boarding with him lodge In The
College building.
The price Of board, including washing, lights and
fuel. at other boarding houses In town, cannot, In con.
sequence Of an agreement with tho Faculty, exceed
$lN.
In addition TO the studies above enumerated, ,here Is
shSher department. necessary 70 tho attainment OF the
asg.e Of A. NJ. @a.
Information concerning this course, las well az other
Sslen,l may DO obtained from. College catalogues, or
geo!etpond.n. with either ono ofthe Professors The
e@siesl certificate Is required for the degree Of A. ~.
Gentlemen wish,ngto prepare themselves for Medical
nanua..oh q. any Institution, can obtain The necessary
up"a . rom Professor siilington. who gives ! pri-
Iasaa. " tn-dieal instruction. Fee $50.
"aau's"h' 70 the Course of Mnn,cipal Law. there will
R,ot. =, = pIsa'e Course ny the Professor. Text
D Ua uekeif Commentaries, Revised Code. Lo-
ma1.s digest, Stephen On pleading. FIRST or .scona adj.
uon,) Miford's ~pl-adings. The sudan, wtI, mo- ,hs
savantaee OF reading In an extensive and n ws,ia..oY,sS
nirrence library. Fee $50. a~oiiss'oi'ea
zen Books 10 all the subjects referred u "a, :. nd
"@wh. al prices not exceeding those IN ihe S,,ss ~
9"-e"V~ F.R~ DEW, President.
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
INF Iee,ures in this Institution will commence, as
/ usual, on the second Monday in October.
COURSE FOR TIE DEGREE OF A. D.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Ju,ior Morsl Class-Thomas n. Dew, President and
Professor.
Ma,hematics-Rober Saunders, Professor.
Cnemisuy-John Millington, Professor.
National Law-Beyerley Tucker, ffoiessot.
SENIOR YEAR.
Senior Political C~iass-Thomas K. Dew, Professor
Mathemaucs-Robert Saunders, Professor.
Natural Philosophy-John Miilington, Professor.
INDEPENDENT SUBJECTS.
Law-Beveriey Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Malhematics-Robeu saunders.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ancient Langunges-Charies Minni9erode, Professor.
In this department. there are a Junior and Senior
Greek Class and n Junior and Senior Latin Class.
To enter the Junior Greek Class, the student must he
n,-pared TO read Xenophon; aud for admission into The
lnnior Latin Class, he must he able 10 read Saliust and
Virgil.
To enter the Junior Mathematical Class, the student
must he prepared TO commence with simple equations.
Those not so prepared can obtain The necessary prepaTa-
lion IN the preparatory Mathematical Class.
EXPENSES OF A REGULAR
JUNIOR YEAR.
FEES for three Professors, $40 each, 800
ne.haif fee, National Law Class, ~
Nahculation fee, =
Board, including washing, lights and fuel,) Il"
eaO5
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees TO three Professors 600
Board, &C., 100
sls5
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BY A. L. RAY.

oppression IS ended, resistance is past, a
MY heart TO rare beauty has Yielded at last;
l. thought that to woman Inever could bow,
but own il, confess, l acknowledge it now.
Thy beauty, dear girl, has called forth love
AS lasting, and as pure as that from above,
But alas, YOU'RE another's; how deep the re-
gret!
Notwithstanding Pll love thee, cannot for
Thy smile dearest one, once hoped would be
4" mine, a.a .saa aa lsa
But thou offered them up at worther shrine.
I'll not upbraid thee, smile on if thou will,
will love thee-adore thee-and think Of thee
still. Aa 5H"i
Thy form, and thy face. you have bid me re-
sign, "' /" @'
cannot approach thee, the power is thine,
Though thou art all beauty, it blooms not for
me, ''
Yet I'll love thee, adore thee, though another's
thou be.
Then farewell, dearly loved one-a fond, last
adieu,
You have taught me to love, teach me forget.
fulness too;
But why ask such a lesson. III think Of the.
yet,
would-bu' | cannot, cannot, forget.
September %, ls46. EI.tEr. ..,.s.,.
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FOR SALE.

TT OF in square 80. Lots 20, 81, in square 70
IL Lot G in square ITO, this lot ia near Genera
Towson's About 10000 square feet Of ground in
square 231 this is at the southwest corner Of the
square, corner Of G and Is. Lot 3, in square 257
with 5 frame houses. Lot 1, 2, 3yand 4. ia square
294, with frame houses. Lots l, 2, 2,3,4,5, n,
8, y, and 10, being the whole OF square 500. Part
Of lot with neat frame house in Square 325 this lot
fronts 33 feet on | lth street. Lots | and 2, in
square B, with 7 brick houses. Parts OF lots and
10, in square b. Blacksmith, wheelright, and car
penter shops Part of lot Is in 453, with two brick
houses. Lot in reservation D, fronting 43 feet on
Maryland avenue. Lots, g. and z, in reservation c.
fronting l29 feet on Maryland avenue. Lots as
and 20 in square @, with frame houses. Lot "a in
square 534. Lots 2, 3, and Is, in square $685. with
8 frame houses. Frame house and lot in SQUARE
south Of square Sic. Lot is in square $50. Tot
25, 26, ~ 20, 20, 46 and A. in square 5l3, with
frame buildings Lot 2, in square 6l3
Also for sale S625 of stock in the Bank of Metro
polls; S2,36O stock in the Bank Of Of Washington.
81 $50 stock in the Potomac Fire Insurance Com.
pany Of Georgetown; l,40O stock in the Odd Eel
ow's Hall. Enquire at this office. a taa8s II
aug o fsULA wind Uf Sntgt .~ as .sss8Nttls
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M | see LLANY.
II nf-~--~S~><~~~ ~~O-S-l--l~.>S-.~SS.
The DRUNKARDANDH HIS WIFE
AND DAUGHTER II a

That winter, Mary's father was confined
70 the house by illness; his constitution
had at last given way to long indulgence
IN intoxicating drinks; a slow consuming
fever Preyed constantly upon him, atten-
ded with terrible canker in his throat
and mouth -- His wife and daughter wal
ted upon him kindly, tenderly bore his illhu-
NOR, or morroseness, as patiently, as though
he had been to them all he should have
BEEN About fortnight before his death
there came change, the cross, surly man
became silent and gentle, kind and affec-
tionate to his wife, more like Henry Her.
bert OF the olden time; before drink had
become his master; he would watch his
wlfe's altered face and form for hours,
with remorse and anguish contendinp in
his face, and then weeplike an infant. One day
no requested to be raised in bed, and taking
the hand Of his wife and daughter within
his own, ne said;-" Lucy, beloved, can
you, will you, forgive me All these tears
of sorrow and care have caused YOU p
Forgive that | have forgotten my marriage
vows, and instead of protecting thee, thou
hast been the protector. Say, ere depart,
tor know have not long to live, that you
do forgive me."-- Am GEs ag.
"Forgive thee, Harry" said the weep
ing wife, as she bent over him. "I do
forgive thee and this hour more than re-
pays me for ALL" Daughter, sweet Mary,
wilt thou too forgive Thy lot has been
sad one: thy own father has been curse
upon thy young life. Oh! my child, said
he solemnly, laying his hand on her head, !,
" thou art lovely, and if thou woultls't be
happy, never wed drunkard! co.! con-
tinued the dying man, as he looked from
one to the other" had it been in your
power to have reformed me, years since |
should have been sober man. / too
have suffered; this hellsh appetite con-
stantly craving more more! Had there
been but one or two beside you, dear ones
to have met me out of doors, striving to
lead me away from temptation but no, it
has not been thus.n
"Wife, Lucy, daughter, sweet Mary,
kind Alice, are ye all here? Methinks
it grows dark-forgive e-kiss-we shall
meet again" He murmured few more
inceherent words, turned his head toward
his wife, pressed one hand against his heart
and died. ......
My God, thank thee" said Mrs. II.
raising her eyes to heaven, " that thou hast
taken him first, that thou hast given me
strength TO live with him through ALL"
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!. MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at Az and
9 P. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East of Baltimore on Sunday
morning. a taa.sl0s3 @
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
al 9 A. M, and s p. NJ. except Sunday night.
The Western Mail closes at 9 P. M. and
arrives at8 p. M daily asb. .ars s!iiss5
The Southern Mail closes at 8 A. NJ and
arrives at P. M. daily. @ sslg2aa la-. II
Office open from ~ A. M. to 81 PM. daily,
except Sunday, on which day II open from
n A. M. TO 10 A. NJ. and from IL M. TO q
P. NJ, and from7 to Pm.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 1891 acres Of
p u land lying in Montgomery county, % miles
from Washington City, on the road leading from
Rockville to the mouth of Monaccocy: one third,
or more, Of the land is woods, containing good
timber. The cleared land is of good quality, and
easy to be improved. The buildings are large
two-story brick dwelling house, with basement
and garret, barn, tobacco house, stable, Sc. .
For terms enquire on the premises, Of
NV. e. JAMES TRUMAN.
july left Rockville Journal st.
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DRESS

Some persons Of weak reasoning covers,
or inordinate vanity, suppose that elegance
and gentilty consist in dress, and expend i'm.
mense sums, according TO their means, , in pro-
curing new varieties and styles of custume.
II is recorded Of Queen Elizabeth of Eng
land, that she INDUCED in self-id.olatry to
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HATTERS.

STEvEN'S e. EMMONS will introduce the
- "Auum" fashions for Gents Hats on Saturday
Sept s. JJ tHa i.
,roduce simuIstapeousy, "Lelry's" and Beebe &
Costors Fashions. pss. t..M
Gentlemen who have ta,ir sizes registered with
aus will forward their orders. l#
Sales Rooms Nos l, q 2. Browns Hotel
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The youthful poet who, in imitation Of |.
owe sick swain Of ancient date, recently fur
nished the following effusion, to his frowning
Dulcinea. doubtless made selection, in ac-
cordance with his feelings, but unfortunately
omitted the marks of quotation.
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Fine Watch Repairing.

HCHRONOMETER, Duplex, Lever, Lepine,
ORepeating and Music Watches, accurately re-
paired, also common Watches, Clocks, and Music
boxes pu. in order, at the sign Of the Watch, with
the guard, key and chain, north side Of Pennsylvania
Avenue, between second and third Streets
BY CHAUNCEY WARRINER.. Y
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CHINA & GLASS

EARTHENWARE,C CHINA 81 GLASS.
TTHO. PURSELL has just imported per ships,
j Meteor and Georgia, from Liverpool direct,
sxty-four crates and hogsheads of Earthenware
and China and from our own manufactures nifty
packages Of cut pressed, and plain Glass, all Of the
latest syle which, with his former extensive stock,
embraces almost every article in his line OF busi-
ness. ss af #"Hs
Cornelius's SOLAR lard, or oil Lamps, new pat
terms, and at reduced prices E.a,a5a
Lamp Glasses and Wcks, Of all Sizes s
Walters Ivory-hande and other Knives and
Forks, in sets Of 81 pieces or otherwise
Real, silver, and Albetta table, tea, and dessert
Spoons
Plated German Silver and Britannia Castors
Cut and plain Hall Lamps
Liverpool Stand and Side Lamps
Plated Cake Baskets, Looking Glasses
Shovel and Tongs, Spttoons
Rich cut and plain Decanters, Clarets, Finger
Bowls, Wne-coolers, Champagnes, Hooks.
These goods will be sold, wholesale or RETAIL at
the very lowest prices 5r Na. h. tI
good assortment Of common goods new pat
tern and excellent quality, suitable for retail
groceries I.
Pipes, in boxes s9
First quality Stoneware, at factory prices
Also, Britannia Ware, wholesale, at factory
prices, from the best mandatory In this
country la
English Britannia Coffee and Tea Sets, Coffee
Biggins, &c. &c.
A call from his friends and the public generally
solicited, at his store opposite Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
July l0-eo2m THO. PURSELL
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BUSINESS CARDS. .
CHI ZAP FOR CAsH!!
L. s. BECK. n /

House Furnishing store, Pennsylsania
Apenue, South side, 6et,oeen sM and 10Th
streets, Washington. v iea@
have on hand new and secondhand goods !:
such as Bedsteals, Beds. and Bedding; Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus and Sideboards; China, Glass,
and Crockeryware, Cutlery. Hollow-ware Of every
variety, Shovels and Tongs. Carpets, Brooms,
Brushes, Willow and Woodenware; with va.
riety Of articles too numerous to mention. apr l6
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
lW PANY OF THE CITY OF NEW

YORK ROBINSON, President. Hav-
ing been appointed agent for the above named in
stilution am prepared to receive applications for
insurance on life for one more years, or for the
duration Of life. The advantages of the mutual
princiLle above the heretofore more usual joint
stock companies are SO great that it is only neces-
sary to understand the principles Of its operation to
give decided preference to the mutual PLAN A
treatise on the subject and forms Of application for
insurance can be had at my store on 7th street, I'M
mediaely opposite the National Inelligencer office.
C. 8. FOWLER, Agent.
feb 24-3tawtf ls.%' "@s
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A NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
IN Smithing Establishment, successor to, John
Daley, corner Of l4th and E streets, near Fullers
Hotel Thankful for the patronage he has receiv
ed from liberal public, lie solicits continuance
Of the same, ~ attaGh ssis4 ! fssfaiE1ttR !
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LAMPS! LAMPS

DiNE OIL and Solar Lamps Of the most ap
j proved patterns, and sold at the lowest prices
a constant supply Of FRESH Pine Oil-Pure
Sperm Solar and Summer 0il--Burning Fluid
Chm ey's Globes--Wiks, &C., for sale by
'sl o. WHTrTLESEY.
Y sT est. Todd's Buildings.
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MEDICAL CARD.

.nR. ALFRED H. LEE tenders his professional
IL services to the citizens Of Washington and its
vicinity. Office H street, near 7th.
july ls-6m
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

HtGJs 10 MEDICAL NOTICE. ~
ahR PHILANDER GOULD offers his profess
- sional services to the citizens Of Washington.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Messrs.
Browns Hotel. fas april ll-6m
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nENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
j ner Of 9th and C. streets Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner. st % a. tgrt'fs @ 15 iI
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BENJAMIN HOMANS,

a,s IA i. BENJAMIN. ,HOMANS, dF
AactiOheer and Commission Merchant,
Betloeen lOM and llth Streets, fronting Penn.
n ~ n t,,,..;. sykuania Apenue. AaaI it
!, Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
march 9-tf L'sA 4 'f0s9 2 /"
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POETRY. Y

Its words
Are lew, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh IRON the fount Of feeling PsrcivaL
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Il Why is man pitching hay like good
paymaster9
Answer Because he forks over. a'.e!
The practised politician knows very
well that the world does not give, but suf-
fers one to take. *" .'s
A salaried representative is no more than
an operative in manufactures; il is Of little
Consequence whether he makes law or cot
ton cloth. A-'N ,Aas s.+f@
Among statesmen, character is more rare
than talent, and heart more rare than cha
racter.
Certain faults render a king popular:
they are those which he has in common
with his people. s.
j Men are classed not by their talents,
but BY the profit which they draw from
them. .,t.., ,,.t5
There are men who owe their eleya-
ton toimprudent measures, and who will
owe there fall to wise actions. .e sa5
Nothing more easy to govern than COM
mercial nations, because they are always
occupied with business. tt,iiIHaa GaB
Among public men, some love business,
Others power: the true statesman loves bu-
siness, power and his country. naaI BAG
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nR. HAMILTON P. HOWARD, tenders his
IL professional services to the citizens Of WASH
ington, d. G. He may be found at DR.. f. How,
ards, N. E. corner of F and l1th sts. Dec o
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Keep Clean.

N ..-..I htcY OIcHns -----
HNHE largest assortment Of the best BRUSHES
y constantly kept on hand at my Hardware and
Variety Store, Pennsylvania avenue near 9th street,
wholesale and retail. GEO. SAVAGE.
april 22-G NAT. Intelligencer 3tl
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A. GLADMON,

House Carpenter and Joiner.
Shop corner Of 9th and M streets, WASHINGTON. /
Where, at all times, Sash, Blinds, Doors, DC, can
be had. All manner of work in his line will be ex.
ecuted at the shortest notice. ..'.. 4 .{s