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Episcopal High-school OF Virginia, near
Alexandria. ID. q.
KKy, n A. DALRTMPLE, ROTOR.
FNHIS INSTITUTION (the diocesan scho,


VNHis INSTITUTION (the diocesan school
IL for boys) is delightfully."- situated in Fairfax
county, about three miles west Of Alexandra Its
design is to educate youth thoroughly on Christian
principles The students are prepared for an adj
yanced class at college or for the business OF life
their parents or guardians may desire. The course
OF Instruction Is extensive and rough--comprs'
ing the Greek and Latin languages, Mathematics,
and the various branches Of an English education.
Particular attention is paid to classical literature.
The students are pnctised constantly in double
TRANSACTIONS aud mennonite exercises and il Is be-
ieSed that the system pursued cannot fail TO make
perfect and accurate scholars. The morals Of the
youth are particularly cared for; boy is permit
ted 10 join the institution Of whose good character
there Is any uncertainty; and when any one is dis
covered 10 exercise unwholesome influence, he il
dismissed at once.
The year is divided into two terms of five months
each.
TERas $500 per annum for board, tuition
washing, &c; payable Invariably advance that IS
500 at the commencement OF each session. BED
and bedding S. per term--eStra. The next tern
will commence on the lat May. For further par
nculars application can be made TO the Rector. Tn,
post Office Of the school is Theological SemiaryI
post Office Fairfax county, Virginia"
March 97-law6w
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MRS. M. N. aARDNER's genuine In.

1Vl dian basam OF LIyerwOrt and Hoarh0uDd
prepared from an Indian receipt containing the viz.
tue Of twenty-five different kinds of roots and herbs
in each bottle; the greatest of all preparations eyes
discovered ~ The known world for the cure Of con-
symptoms, coughs colds, splitting Of blood, hopping
cough, asthma, difficulty Of breathing, influenza,
quincy phthisic, Group, liver complaint, DE-
Price, so cents. .....
CAUTION TO rHE PUBLIo.--The FIRST balsamie pre-
narration Of LiyerwOu ever Offered To the pubhe ia
this kind, called Mrs. NJ. n. Gardeners Indian Bal-
sam Of Liyerwou, manufactured by the proprietor.
Wm. Brown, druggist and chemist, 4sl Washing,
ton street, Boston. In consequence Of the success
attending this preparation in curing coughs, colds,
and all Diseases OF the lungs, and pulmonary com
plants others have been induced TO prepare prepa-
ralons called Balsam Of Liyer~ou, and some are
endeayoring TO imiiate the original and foistnS
their miserable limitations upon the public for gend-
inc. In order 20 procure the original and genuine
Balsam Of Liyerwort call for Mrs. Gsrdner's Indian
Balsam OF LiyerWort, and observe the name Of M
N. Gardner on the inside direction. ALSO, a Sc
curity against eOUnterieIs, will be observed the
outside wrapper the signature ofthe proprietor VIII
liam Brown, drUgg 81 and chemist, 4Sl Washing ton
street, Boston. As further security, have taken
out a copy right Of this new direction or wrapper
entered according to the act Of Congress- in the year
1870, in the clerks Office Of the district court Of
Massachusetts. On the bottle will be imprsss-
ed in the glass the name Of Mrs. Nj. N. Gardnera
Indian Balsam OF Liser~ou. This preparation Of
hverwou has been ia for the last thirteen
years.
Each bottle contains about IS doses, which proves
il to be a cheap medicine, considering the virtue.
Sold by u. ID. GILMAN, Druggisi,
Near Browns Hotel, Pa. avenue.
Dealer also in paints, OLA and glass, entrance 10
the store on Pennsylvania avenue and c street
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We cannot shut our eyes to the fact, for il is a
sxed axion in political economy, that the commerce
between nations must be mutual in order to be corr
unaed and is equally true that Grea, Britain well
understanding her best interests, viii trade with
The nanoa thai has the ability and the wal to trade
with Der, The commercial system OF northern Eu
rope (whcse wheat could aloae come in c6napxsiion
with o0rsl Is ~ restrictive, amounting almost to
prohibition, ths, hey could no, successfully con-.
pete with US in that trade.
We are told that the regions bordering on the
Baltic and Back Sea are TO be our successful rivals
Their popolaslon is generally al stand s1ih VIII
that Of England ~ Increasing annually At the ESss
Of four hundred thousand; their commerce Is incO-
siderable VIII he by rvssrcnce to the stats.
tieal tables their tariffs discourage exchange ard
barter q eommedtnes, and The whsa, trade must
snOre TO cur heneEs IL we shSre our cnurse prop
eriy, In eOrroecra0on Of nv SSe~s as 10 The aug
rseniAtlNn Of population and the Increasing SeuSnd
'or waess IN England, ! give an ex,raes from the
remarks Of SIR Roeer Psei 90 this subject:
TIE sahtssz rsse 10 tie EunsSrsS he rSpshs, Al
As, ssassry every rear wls saeA as ~eola r~s. trS
iaps 10 aaNH % - tAsea izes snlnrsssoa tsF
.Ss s,.,s - -, - :, - - 49,. =
sfAssess $500 as.ss esiuvsssSa every yetr u sAs
= T 80 sN,SS y, ssi ~, ,,s sFssss' = - kSaS
iaRSrtea rss tsis esAnsry s.s sssts-s q esTa
tvs Ssss ~ thgsrst - 9 tse Ass tsi'sy
isty Asn he rare - F~SaeSa snt tas tA tre q
,.s..s' ~, = ~ .S S $500 ss 3; !, y 49, = 49, ~ 80
rsss ezra y FseFsStSa - ~ ATYrcssset s-y Ssssr
efwAscA ~ - seaae<tsA ~ eeasA ksy
s-Ese rsteer Ae~ vrN-easlSas uasttsr Ae- sCssztFS
aly ~ sxraGrV nsgA; hs kgFss tAs snrsC
q TIE sessr ne tsa years veala - cSa
F.l.a V i-FSSs Ssse = saAsssSs Il GERS aassay u
seesA II t~N~
Great Britain re~ irnpogss snnuslN an svsrags
es ,Aoct ltOo00co Of bushels Of ~ksss, sscSs Of
from pensEse, IN Prussia an Odessa. IN RaSs,s ssS
I r<cpese roc - give some NEthef facts ss 70 N,
iapSeinecfs % thsl trade hcsk regard 70 TIE RAl
;sc ana Bases seas NJ. Pau. IN kss trsasfse ths
oorn-lsws, sye
IT, ccrr grNutes certfres - - ssAtaftsi = heff
.s v Ne osssr,es kerl<stre Ne Slscs sxre A@1
sssance ~ NanL ~ nsseqsr - farstsE k19 ~
hAnase ~ lanA earfaxs " osessA ~ Ag<as - So
e<e sl tAst Ft stss ie ne 49, sslste, y
tAs seaA - SarsFe hsutsf &ess - tNe rAsEp Fs7s
ne gxs~c1a sarTey Aewever ercuxA, e ~ eewn !,
earss Araun ~ hxrances verya,< tro1 go =
ksar kaaarea wes Ia veNsxe ~ Sn<asn4 . kegg A.
tNsrs = rTpss rR ~ - grAs. hsay s-s tse eNF-ess =
inV4>rs< - U.s. sxsn - ~ S1srtt7
81 ~ e~@h So easAea NJ l@ress scceaa 81 IA naans
- Nkh eeFn trsrsvessea Nacxsa skss tNe rAy
-ss.alty e tAss eenPsslrsa N<c~ssrg asstsr - Al.
- 10 ~ -ess tr-r< sxrsc.su-sst
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1.-THE BALTIMORE CASH STORE.

A THE BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
"A In addition to our former stock, We have
added the following list Of goods for gentlemen:
) pieces of brown, green, and black French
cashmerei, warranted silk warp
do singie-milled French cassimeres, for
summer coats and pants
do black French drap d'ete, some very su.
perior quality
10 do fine plain and Twiiled summer cloth
10 do various oolored Croton coating, fot
sack coats
10 do real iel-black French cloth, Of the very
finest texture ard lusIre
90 black French doeskin cashmere
10 do ribbed, checkered, and plain white drill.
hngs
10 do colored French drilling.
Likewise al kinds OF vesting, such AS
Black and fancy -eolored satins
Buff and white cassirneres
Valencia and Marsellles yestIng.
We wish 10 remind our old, well as those that
srs no, acquainted Of our customers, that we are
sui having all garments for gentlemen made up N
the possible manner, and at the shortest no
tee. Fits IN ali cases guaranteed.
VIZ HAVE ~ STORE
GlOEos-of kid, silk, ard cotton
Suspepdsrs-silk, gum, and al other kinds
HAndkerrhlsfs-sIiks, cotton, and lDen-oAmbrle
HOsisries-brown ard bleEehed cotton, silk and
thread
Drawsrs-Elerinor cotton, and silk
Shirts do do do
UmbrSllAs-silk and cotton.
Al We ask Is a o&ll--so do call.
April lift PITTMAN & PHILLIPS.
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RoPEAN HOTEL,
City OF Washington, near the Treasury
building.

TNHE subscriber, having fully prepared and TO
IL plenished his well known hotel re0exedly
solieils the patronage Of his friends and the public
His tables will always be supplied with the best
the seasons Afford and whilst effort viii be spared
TO give entire Satisfaction, his terms Will be found
30 moderate as TO command attention from residena
and strangers. There are several elegantly furnish
ed suites OF apartments and single rooms ready for
immediate occupation. Those who wish permanent
board will find II highly advantageous 10 call Fot
persons having business with the departments the
location Of the hotel u most convenient Foreign
ers Will hnd their language spoken at tins house. and
their comforts strictly considered. Parties accom-
modaled with refreshments Of all kinds at the
shortest notice Dinners sent 70 all parts Of the
city as usual. --..
l. GALABRUN.
June ~ iss6-4meodif
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A. G. CASTLE, NJ. d., Dentist,
ISL Broadway,

CORNER % WHITE srREEI, NEW FORK.
nR. CASTLE refers 20 the Spanish, and the
IL late French and English ambassadors; Don. +
Sloughton, Spanish consul; Anthony Barclay, ESQ
English consul; Rear Admiral Walton; Gen, Nc
Cauhyi Governor Mason; DR., +. u. Johnson, Pres
,dent OF Medical Society of New York; Mrs, Gene
cal Gaines the professors of the College Of Phys,
clans and Surgeons Of the State Of New York; J. b.
Beck, NJ, d. J. A. Smith, NJ. D.; DR. ProudhE Dr.
Beadsi + Dsla6ed M. D.; J. c. Cheesman, M. ID
j. A. Houston, M. ID; A, ii. Stevens, NJ. ID DR..
July dim
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THE Probe.-To those who are able and will
Il Ing to aid long afflicted family three Of whom
are now under medical treatment and who lost their
all at the great hre in Pltsburg This valuable book
is offered for sale at all the book the ave
nue., and by the author, al the Exchange hotel In
mediatsly needed il is hoped the benevolent will
purchase without delay, Refers TO Hon. ID. VII.
mot, NJ. c., and Hon. S. r. Hobbie, First Assis,
tant Postmaster General.
Washington, June ~
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College or New Jersey.

rTNHE nsxi sesz.os Of tins institution vii begin
Il on TsUsSss, he l3La II -f~g~1-
The following e a list % the irstracrsrx
Rev. James Carnahan, ID. D., president
Rev. john MacleAn, ID. D rscs president and
Professor of the Greek language ard hssr.-ure
Joseph Henry, NJ. d., IL D., Professor Of Nat.
ural Philosophy.
John TOrrey, NJ. D., IL D, Professor Of Chem.
istry and Natural History.
Stephen Alexander, A NJ, Professor of Maihe-
nst,es ard Astronomy.
Rev. Matthew B. Hope, NJ D., Professor OF
Bellies Leures
Evers NJ Topping. A. NJ, AeJaocs Professor Of
the Greek and Latin Languages
A Carbon De Ssaerahs, teacher Of The Preach
language
George MOsg.re Gigrr, A. NJ, Se.iOr Tutor
and ASSISTANT Professor OF Nasheuarcs-
y. Merriu 0~en, A NJ, Tutor m Mathematics.
JOHN T. Dufzesd, A NJ, TutOr IN Greek.
Thomas w. Cattsl, A NJ. Tutor IN Lx,in.
Henry J. David, Teacher, pro tenn, Of the Ger.
man Language
Lectures are deliveries on the various subjects
studied during the college coarse, ard ample proys
oa Is made for The fsossraoon of all the lectures
natural philosophy chemistry natural history, and
astronomy. The oo9ss-e possesses al excellent sp
parsius, museum cf nasErsl HISTORY, comprising
valuable eoleeGiOns in Iooscgy, ss.ny, nlinsrslogy
and entomology.
The charge for saidca IS IS sesssOa, or so |.
year
There Is no extra charge fOg isssrar.Son IN French
or German. ."
Conneeted VIII the college there arg txo r.fecto
mes IN ooe Of whSca board Is ssrnsshed NJ 81 rs
week, and in the osher al s. Is Tie highest price
fov board "a private fsm1ales Is IS week During
the Jas; yesr several ssU3en.s obt.ined board at
81 ~ week each, Others ~ 81 $, and II 81 50,
and some as bo~ IS IS c<nss- ..
Persons wishing 70 erasr cosasgs, shoad, If prac
ltAos, present themselves sor sxsEsIrErioz al the
SsIhuins Of the eolstge terra, o. day or tsO pre-.
vGouS.
July l3-soSt~
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CHAs. c. REINHARDT's patent sias
mad double and single lever truss

(palened Sept. "a, lS44) for The support and cure
of rupture, hernia suitable 10 all sizes and sgeS
for men, women, and children.
This truss has the superiority Of any heretofors
in use; frat, on account Of It's durability Gnd clean
Illness, the rupture pad eng Of glass, lin any
shape or form,) the adjustments Of the springs 10
suit the action OF the body, and calculated TO b
fitted to either side. The rupture pad glass; has
double motion: first, by revolving on its own
axis; second, by the lever to which it Is attached
and where said lever is connected 10 the main
spring, The superiority which this truss has Over
others Is obyoHs in this, thai it is mos eeeiua IN
retaining the parts in their proper place, and una
king due pressurei it is always clean; It's shape
form is durable, which in stuffed pads is not the
case, as they become saturated with the fluids
from the body.) The umbilical truss is unGur.
passed, being so adapted as to remain perfectly
secure where applied.
As proof OF It's efficacy ofthe great number thai
has been vended, not one Of the owners has beer
dissatisfied, but have spoken in the most eommenda
Die terms oft.
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superior Stationery.

WM. FISCHER, importer of fancy and sta
wv pie stationery, parchment, cutlery, &c, &c.
has Just received direct from Paris, by the ship
Orleans case of choice stationery comprising let
Ter and tracing paper, enyeops, fancy sealing.wax
and waters Of vsTious sizes. Some Of the paper j.
very suitable for foreign correspondence, requiring
eight sheets to weigh half ounce. For wholesale
ane retail, at Sia,ioners Hail. where articles are sell
ne at reduced prices. June 3O-3Aw2w
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Agency for Claims at WASHINGTON.
4 NHARLES DE SELDING Notary Pub
~ lie Conyeyancer. and General gent


No ii Tc&eHs Ba1aines, PszasylyssSa avenue
WAshiDgtoa, d c. eEsrs kis ssrrSass for the PROSE-
euisca o. esAirs bSfJrS Crnsrsss o. sny Of the sx
ecu-iUe dsPertBsr2s, or e~so~s s=y hoard Of com
sFssnners thai are o. rly e@ apcaSnssd for the 3D.
yOssment Of sg<os&Glons, cOlseeSSEr vzivxis eAim'
and rents, Froesrlrs pSassoGs. whssAer revolution
Or any cthsr ssrTScRs bcSrsy a1rs for rxguru dutG
az lhse arslre ur1sr cc7ta<ss treaties O. OiherE'
~lss; hGysag ard SeliiRz rsal sSsa,r. Sc
PSroszs,r sf,e-Essa pad 70 the seS..rsai OF &c
e1'ssss o. Discerning o&esrs uAo say Sod u moon.
vea1s1i % grrs thssr persoual ,tssn&aac-
haslrc e~e1 cornrnKsSsanel q nossry rabIsc, he IS
prepared TO FURNISH leArr& e,voss 81 ary Socuatni
% ether WAGER thak usAV ax Fssy1ire1
CAArses ~ia BE 3O3srsas, ard rsrza,rd BY the
Arn01ri s1Aaunea ard The exaras q service re-
qzt-s1.
consssaass,ioos lFs=s psSsl ~iz receive iunn,.dr
sss atrsnsbon
tie Aas - koaor - rsssr - Ne Navy Depart
n=ni and THE ssrsrsl AsErsuus sssanex.sd with 4,
sntnTsrvAsrs ard suE7oe-ss ssFs~s as he Treasury
psPSr1-sns a-& sAs srp>r eoztaass srd pursers
ne saw see $50 ~ ~ EeAa Hsunazs, BostCn'
bsrns-S hsnrv. GO. FA3ssAsAsAss Rev Septmu'
Izssos, sAscisa. - ~ >r.ane wssA irsr.cn, Hon.
HsHry l. Eas~arsA, Esr~eas. fsfsazss Thouas NJ
R,osss. go, Hsnssrs,s FIossass Has c. b Per
rsss, Lraessae-, Pa. leas~ T. Harley Csswfor6'
WssAEsstcas Wsas-s AsnsS. 80 Nsv York, q
Cesans lss. e-s, SsSS@a-s. Nl H. B Re.rdoh,
csc NersSSs. Va fs,se<s,x GrNSs-s4rs, New H''
v,as CesvS ". b~tsrs- csc Ns~ ovassns; Hos
=. 4. Nespsr. NHsAvsss. Ts-1.
Nsy lS-iy
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTIcLEs.-rb,

HOUSEKEEPING A RTIC l. She
III SUBSCRIBERS have just received from New York
i general supply Of furnishing srIlclss, such As
81, 80, and lQ-4 d2ussk table diaper
81, l0-l. and Ia satin dAmask tsbleclo;hs
Sc ard 81 SUPER satin dsmask tabs napkins
IS fringed satin dsn1ask doiiles
81, - and 81 cloths
worstsd and oIs-ccSorea table covers
80 oil-onSored Frsnch dsnssk for pJsno COW
sr. &c
rs spd 50 blsschsd ard unbl.schsi table
caper
HuokAbaek, Scotch, Russia, and Oiher iOwsl-
hnEs
81 Enea shssting for pillow essss
~ Irish lin.rs, great r.rsesy, ard very cheap
E-nbrostered eartsIn r.gsiin. very cheap
Oil-painisd Go,hsc window SHADES
lol, ia, and - uhIss qasts, handsome and
cheap
Furuity dinnisy nd ehInfIss, great variety
p5scsz IoE-p-iced usrp-tinE, which ne are
snNious 70 esoss, ard uIli hs offered Ct . Sc
nfoe
Mc-qaIso snd oosorrd grapes ard nets for Gov
erinr frruDe<, &c
Togssh-r ~Ith every osh.r srticl. Brs.ly f0usd n
our me Al q uhich vs prspared 10 oFsr 70 cur
frie--8s an6 skoss Who nay favor rs uirk CT upor,
sc-1-,noSstng terms
p n. HooE q co.
yuns zT-Ss~3vif
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BISk OF rHn MEIkoroLis, JAY 10, 1876.
A Il meeting Of the stockholders Of this bank
IA on the 6Sh instant, the following named gen
Iemen elected trustees for The ensuing year
John Boyle, Lewis Johnson,
NsIh. Pope Csusin, John w. Msury,
rhos. Carbery, George Parker,
Geo. w. Graham, James Thompson.
Charles Hal,
And al the nesting Of the trustees this day John
w MAury, esq, VAS unanimously reelected pres.
ident Of the board.
July Is
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BOARDING.

MRS. M. GRIM, 100 Walnut street, (betweer
wi 4th and 5Ih,) Philadelphia, having connected
with her old establishment the large and eommod'
Gus house adjoining, is now prepared TO scoommo
date an additional number Of genteel boarders She
has several large and airy apartments for families
travellers, and others.
Warm and cold baths are attached to the house
and every attention paid by henelfand waters.
The situation Is central. Terms moderate.
June l9-eolm
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TO THE AFFLICTED,
rOAD'S PATENT GRADUATED
" ELECTRO-GALyANIC APPARA-
TUS, with patent insulated poles, for

~ ELtS IhO-eALN ANlt aFfARA-
TUS, with patent insulated poles, for
medical aud other pufposes---rhe under
signed is prepared apply the above admirable all.
peryadng pleasant, safe, and potent remedial sgenL
which has accomplished uOad$rs, where all other
remedies fail; in the whole train of nervous and
rheumatic complaints, (too numerous TO be here
psreu lanEed } and in the actual restoration Of sig
psseA, and hesrns, where destruction Of the or
gan has taken place. Most respectable proof from
physicians and Others will be exhibited al his
apartments, south Sde Pennsylvania avenue, sixth
house east Of the market and nearly opposite
Browns Hotel, where the splendid first size or
largest apparatus will be kept in readiness at any
hour day OF night, that may be appointed and the
second size. for use abroad, when required. He has
received due instructions IN their application from
the inventor for which he previously prepared
by many years experience in the use Of electricity
in another form.
Az this is subject TO which justice cannot be
done in newspaper advertisement eommunleA-
ton will shortly be made TO the public IN another
way, embracing opinions OF eminent ply sleians OF
the apparatus and selections from successfully treat
ed cases.
The undrrsigned having, twenty-five years ago,
been in the practice in certain cases OF aiding the
optTaton Of the electric fluid by relaxing the sys-
TEN during its use In the Vapor bath, this salulaTy
practice VIII be continued, the bath nyeNed by Inn
being peculiarly adapted to such service,
p. S.-B r. has been appointed one Of the gen
era agents for the sale Of apparatus and rights Of
use, IN places not already disposed Of LADIES and
gentlemen who had not an opportunity Of seeing
them at the Capitol or Gsdsby's Hotel, respect
fully invited to examine and Try their effects al his
apartments. TrLey will find them by no means
sAook-ing.
June 29-f
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AIDES, oRDINARY-

II hDfES OHDIN AHh.-FoI the DeIleI Ae-
IL eommodaiion Of ladies visiting Washington
city on business for pleasure the subscriber has
arranged for an excellent ordinary, with the neces'
sary parioIs and apartments. Every attention will
be rendered To yisiIers in order TO make them com.
Portable. The charges Will be very moderate.
The gentemen's ordinary will be continued az
usual l.. GALABRUN,
Treasury 8aidings.
April 3-3m
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TTHE ANCo-AMERICAN,s 90 Nassau

l. street, New York.-This new and beauti-
Nl French paper, commencing on Monday, April
6, will be issued every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at the moderate rate OF Sc year 50 for
six months; 81 50 for three months.
Devoted to the cause Of democracy, liberty Of re-
hgion and social am,liora,ion its columns will con-
tain the exact and oopious commercial, admin
isarve, and judiciary information, and original lit
srary works OF the best writers Of both worlds con-
ssIing Of productions unpublished even in France
seienuhe agricultural critical and other articles to-
gyther with the Paris fashions, &c
The moderate price, both Of subscription and adj
verishg together Ulth the quantity and interest OF
the contents Of this paper advantages possessed
by other Of the same kind IN the United States.
Agent, J. MlCHARD,
18th St, between F. and q.
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TAKE NOTICE-Ssch OF our customers
Il as are aesirSuS Of seisling their accounts hy
eusA e. 4sss car 60 50 az the store until after Moo
cay, 20sh INST Aftsr that tins car Be found On
street., directly in the rear o. the store, rAerv
their Soaounss can be settled urrl After the lss 81
AUsuss nexi, ~hea al aeseiilsa accounts xiH h
paced in the Asncs q AZ oSoer fos immediate settle
uasuS hope there VII Re 10 complaints sftsr N :
HOSice.
s. PARKER. F.rev Ssorv.
B<s~eea oh and l0sA sss, Pa Az.
July l7-N rCs1 Trs,ntsn
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REsIpENCE FoR SALE.

YNHE subscriber viii sell, at private sale that
il beautiful residence on the heights OF George
town, at the north termination Of Congress street
This properly is too well known To persons IN the
neighhorhood TO require description. But TO induce
non-resdents TO view IT, would state that the build.
ings are Of the most durable and complete finish
very commodous, and possessing great advantages
for gentleman ofeasy fortune, who wishes TO re-
tire from the hustle and noise Of the town or city
There are attached 10 the part now offered for sale
about ten acres Of land, but IL desired, 30 or 81
acres more might be bought with the property. The
buildings contain eleven rooms altogether. Few
places exceed this property for saubry Of air, and
for the many advantages connected with IL As 4
Is presumed that any one wishing to purchase would
view the property. il is not deemed necessary to
give more particular description, This property
was the residence Of the Hon. John G. Calhoun
while he was Secretary Of War. The subscriber
will receive proposals for this property, and viii
show il TO any one desiring TO see IT, As II is with
on, the limits Of Georgetown, Il is free from any
other than county TAX, which is very inconsidsra
Die. b. MACKALL.
June lS-eod2w