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BOARDING.

DOARDI<G-A gentleman and lady OF or single
ID gentlemen requiring the comforts Of home can meet
with large handsome front room on second story, Ike
wise irse attic rooms In sna family, close 10 the Bat
rry References required. Address T. L. at this Office
DOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.-A pleas
DAM room with FIRE II regared,l suitable for Two
goung gentlemen Apply a, le6 Elm between Grand and
krpOfne sts -" iWl--
DOARD.-Oae or tvso single gentlemen can be accom-
ID modified with breakfast srd lea or full board, IN pri'
vaie family ~ No N Walkers near Broadway Refer
euces exchanged. llv ou--
DOtRDING.-A gentleman ard his wife, and two or
- three single gentlemen, can be accommodated win
hoard al 6l Fulton = WoE
,I,o LET IMMEDIATEBl suit Of very comiora-
HE rooms In genfsei house, with or without board,
furnished or not Rent extremely low. Inquire " Twenty
.isfh- four doors west Of rhird-avenue 3f2w
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UY JAMRS M. NULL KR-s Store No. 70 Maiden
ID lane. nsgt door TO Nc Liberty-st
FIrHanAy Fab

~ lane, neGt door To Nc. Lioeftvel
TUESDAY, Feb ,.
At lo{ O'Clock, t ~ Maiden-iana
Doors SHoEs BRosANs-looc cases boots shoes end
brogsns fresh from the manufacturers and suitable for The
city and country rsde Sale positive.
FRIDAY, Feb. IL,
At 10 o'clock. al store No. 70 Msldenane
BIRMINGHAM, SHkFFnLp, GsaxAN AND AMEaicAn
HARDwARE, CUTLERY kc.-3oo packages and lots Of
fresh hardware just imported and manufactured consist
ng OF trace log and halter chains stseyads table bus
butts plate hinges curry combs, vices, anvs axes
hoes bed screws mill dee, bastard do. hsudsaw do
drawing knives pad, ches cupboard and trunk ocks tsa
kettles pans Csrolns hoes, csndlescks, snuers.
shoe and bread do trays and walters, German silver
and aud table spoons, round and square bolts,
etc etc. .
Catalogues and goods ready fos examination three days
before the sale
The above stock are fresh goods and In complete order
Every lot will DO sold without reserve.
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ryGeneraI society Of Mes hanics and Trades,
men Of the City OF New fork-Ihe moaihy p psv
the Society will be held Mechsrics Han az broad~s'
Dis evsn.ng, February 5, one houI sfss, sunset
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ROYAL 0URLEY, Aactioaser.

ROYAL GUkLEY Auctioaeef.
ELKGANT ENGRAv1NGS.-A large aud bssau-
Ia a collection Of English and French Engraving CON-
prsng great variety OF Interesting subjects. many q
them richly coored aud In sns order, including srs8
number OF Architectural Ornaments and other pduts vslu'
able to artists Also, . collection Of Line Eosrsvnss
from the old masters to be sold this evening By ROYAL
GURLEY CO. al their rooms ss4 Broadway, corner Of
Dnsne.sL
OIL PAfxrIxes--Friday evening" XF
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DnoR sPRINGs-A new a1d Improved article q
I..,is Door sostnxs for sale, vhoesale and retail,
~ ne SerHN '-1 oi9 tsn
81 Msidep-lsns. -
mn -TR0y--i97 Iocs No ! Charcoal Foundry iroa
il for sale BY sa Wsssst
ifiyis w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-03

r. The farmers library and Monthly Journal Of Az
cuure from July Sts 10 jane 1896 now for sale 10
large volumes neatly bound and Ieliered-
Common school Superntendents and Trustees are re-
quesied TO examine the WORK. -.
The Farmers Library, Volume |, contains fetfholdVs
Lectures To Farmers on Agricultural Chemistry complete,
and Tho celebrated work OF Baron Won Thser on the fn
cples Of Agriculture complete. These two works are
bound up together In one volume
The Monihly journal Of Agriculture, Vol. !, Is oounI
articles on various brsnche. of Practical and Theoreica
GREELEY McELRATH.
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Far m@S Lbrerg.


srsrnESs's BooS THE FARM con,inued) Draining
continued-eivng u very full description Of the impe-
menis used and detailing number of Modes of Building
Drains praclced IN England Scotland and Ireland aodihe
Effects OF Water different Soils.
Monthly Journal Of agriculture.
Chemistry as applied 10 Agriculture The obligation OF
Governments to promote Scholastic Instruction in the Art
Of Husbsndry
Suggestions for some Reform in the Of Iasiruc
ton for Common Schools.
Agricultural REGULATIONS; So-lls Nature and lie OF
fees; Rotations Ct Grain and Green Crops; Amount Of
Food produced by various Systems of Culrei influence
of different Cultures the Exhaustion or Ameorsiion OF
the Soil
TEe Horse-a Prize Essay. Tie External Formation or
Structure Of The Horse and The Disorders originating here
in. llustraied.l
Catration Of TIE Jae-s Dissertation on its Varieties
Soil and Situation, Propagation and Management Plsnt.
ing and Management during the First Year ulusrs'edJ
Editorial Notice tos' 5. B.
Rest W sier for Plants proved TO be Rain.
SAs<p Hasb aadry tsk S0aih Letter Ill. by Henry y
Randall Adaptation of the Soils, Heritage &c OF The
Southern States TO Sheep Husbandry l. or the Low or
Tide-Water Region.
Ftsl Pends-The.r Conducuou and Usefulness.
Lectures Boaay connected with AgIleultare-ln-
troduclory Lecture 10 Course by Charles Johnson Es4
an English Professor (Profasey llusiraiedl
How 10 destroy Thisiles
NadderFditorisl Remarks and letter from farmer To
Hon Buell. published The Culvsior eleven years
ago.
A Great Operation proposed.
Stale Agricultural Society of South Carolina
Williamson Potsloes, from the Plains Of BoK0Ia
!. Indian Corn and its Varieties
Pnces Current for tho preceding month, careful cor
rected.
Subscription price s. per year. In advance.
GREELEY SMCELRATH, Puhhshers
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Savings Bank for the benefit Of the Widow aud lh'
Orphan"
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Civ and County q New-Nofk ss.-Dayid hfo"n, Pre-
sisent and Afred Fraser Cashier, being duly sSofn
depose and saw that the foregoing statement i nue. &c
cofdug 10 The best Of their knowledge and belief
s DAVID BROWN. Pres dent
6 FRASER Cashier
subsribed and sworn 10 before this nrt day o. fo-
mar lsg7 lsflr MEL GRAY. Commissioner Of Deeds
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..., AND MONEY MATTERS.
:, s,es.. r.. %. Fourth Page

rr Sab>s " =,
=. TIE ,ancies continues, although
TIE - 40, ye, been large For the new GOV
.ss i'ei'. 1904 wss bid for the oio W. Noh''O
sirseh lac of the last week OF two u Is ho' 'u'
slrs hs .,,s. should be willing TO realize ana "
p ,: ss,r.a sAs nsie, .'ms"sss Exchange.
:. Sd MARKETS quiet but ''ea ",s s,,r,'0a ,ssI
JIG s,,,lns arc firm We quote S'ernng ''"O'
CO., .,,.sarea Francs 'i0sss'i
hc~ ~ that is ailoat and large enough 70 Z,
Esd9' .s.,.;c /, sough, after, and the rates Of
ros ~ Ia advancing. Engagements were maze
fesf GA for Flour, Sd. for Grain Sos Tor
qs,,sts and 3D. for square Cotton se.e,s' 'e.
~ 80. sor Ireland at e4i02Sd for Grain ana 20
ssmr and two or three ships were chartered 70
so..on TO Philadelphia. to load tor Liverpool al
: mflCar ,.x c.or, Mr. Chs. Butler, at
"s'''' ,,.oy thst the Indiana debt bill had passed
t,o,.e IN shape perfectly satisfactory 10 Inc
49,. abroad and at home ana 'na' " 10" guy
800, 3. signature Of the Governor "hch II WIZ re
s.' - ,our,e. to become law we aOl''o 'n'
es'' = l,aisns on this suspicious conclusion 0, n'
redeem the State faith IRON oi'non0f anu We
senp' ..,.,,on Of one Of the parties most ins'ru
d'se' ,.rpr about this result as well as similar
nen~ u 49,. ~ Illinois to the unhappy condition Of
ons 70 VIZ and Mississippi, and recommend
the s'sk's, worthy Of his financial surgery-tough
item al, greater will be the merit OF sucooss
'D -. ymtb River Bank has sl4i ,oVo Oh specie Oh
1ae .. a $4,000, a, reported this morning.
s'ae "'x y'.h western Insurance Co. of Oswego
Tue 49, 49,. as,,,rea sniannusl dividend Of five
per cent Railroad for the mostl
o,J.Du.ry isz we're " follows viz ..o,oor
rom FREIGHT. ......-..... ~. y,
Passengers and Msil.---..-. oZ<4 vi
-, Sl5,273 %
w.. Ia, vesr 130ls .
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rutTT 1 Frsnkl.1 square. and FikIht HALL
I'm -. R,o.5way vii pubsh this week, The lad an
,,sn,sr No s5nzs Of America. enmPosed By saSa.
I~sr ,nd .Ing By 5iss Solthai 70 o1sr nee ies ZIG
"a Tor The guitar. and Vil Yea core 10 ny
% horrs for the guitar The Bsetsors Button
w.!rr and The Eoisu Hsrch. Il Aa OF .,sd
~ a.. A. coz Fsnasia BY Meyerteer from Msfsn dl
1890 = srrarred By Burguuler. .nc Two SEE o.
onsdrIles froa Donizettis Opera OF noa 81 S1anourh
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a DODWORTH's Private Dancing school, No. 4ti
A Rroore-s a. near Broadway. New Glasses ln. 'or,n-
ny private lesson. a. any time during The day 10y nc
PsdoIa Polka Mzourla Cinq Temps TsrenIuis, Wsliz'
eentleneu'. Clssse. m Tuesday Friday or Tbursda7
and saturday evenings. from 10 10
Ladies' Classss T1es-Ay s1i satnrdsy honi > ~ >
Practising Soirees twice = month ~ us
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rHg GREATEST KrNEny EoR
CONSUMPTION. Coughs Gods Asthma, Bronchitis. Liver
Complaint Splitting Blood, Difhcuiy of Breathing,
Pain In Tia Side and Breast, Paritafion Of the
Heat Iuduenza. Group, Broken Consill-
ton. Sore Throat Nervous Debility,
and all diseases Of th- Throat,
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~ "True Church, Or Points Of Difference Be-
tween The Old and New Chfs.sn Churches BIZ Mrs W.
Turner For .se t2i csnisi by Allen, j. Nsssau-si
Bartlett Wexford. Aston House; Marrener lockwood,
Broadway, corner Grsnd--t Graham, Trbune Buidings
II is the doctrine Of genuine truth, VIII Oh constitutes
the tue and living Church Second Conng Of f< Lord
b. Res. j. r. BarTft-p. al NltF
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ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODs.-lne sn Ar.'
Iso-k OF goods contained 10 he store 95 sR5ins-s
ner VI Thomps0n lreceniy OccuP4ed ~ ,; ~ nen
will be sold a, private sale until he IA. Of
III. goods remsfrhg hand win b s~nt ao~h toNL
disposed Of a. auction Tho-e ~ want 81 .ov1s ~
Al 10 bay Them Al from $50 - reE cent e-s han
snail es,rs viii 40 well 10 cal ssd repens 81 teif slee1
N B. Tns kKtnres Of the store VII be SOL - - -
Nv cred on The 81 Of February. ~ - 800
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DFV. CHARLES T. TORREY, who died 10 NE Peni-
Ii lenuary Of Maryland where he was coinnsd Tor sn""
Ing mercy 10 lhe poor By J. {. Loveloy. 80,
III. work contains brief outline u ne NE Of Af IOf'
rev from BIZ birth 10 his death while confned IN ne Peni-
Tertiary Maryland. The copy-fgh = s-enSl " 10
MARX r. NEWMAN co. ls9 Broadway
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70 Urand DiVl.IOn :. OF y. ~ spttIs .fs'lvl
Of Grand Division will be held Al their room, l Bow
cry On Wednesday evening Sd inst n O'Clock 20 lsEe
action on an Application for charter for new Division TO
~ 2I.. LUKE HAsSERT. G. :.
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Situaticns, &r. Uanfe1.

WRITING MASTER wanted 10 rye Instruction.
w In school up town One 10 has ghs q n. city
f5r some e world be preferred address r T X Al ~,
Ccf - The Tribune, Eih rra rsue a.f rssslsnr. or
rsl . CD West lweniy trsisl between ard O'Clock.
+. H. TH
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NANkEENs.. &c; e: N! ssss sy u ~ '''
: es'sa Wis ." c. r. HAKBis, u Exchange !ses'
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TAYLOR'S GOLD AND SILVER
COTS EXAMINER containing fse -inile eng's, 1ss u
u W gold andsilver coins. viii iher names sn' Fas.
,g-lh-r with ne " and valuable table show ng NE Nssht
m al and value per GwL Of he various zoG CONS ~
~nt nsfons TIE book viii BE- issled every MOONS VIZ
sr- additions Terms-Iezrly subscribers ior pu1l-fs
Is 80 Tor single copy y cis The trsis - !g On fe'J
&C., 90 Brosdwsy. Publisher.
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bers Of the Division hereby notified TO attend =: he
hail 26S Grsnd-st Wednesday, he Sd D. FEBRUARY al
hafpest O'clock for the purpose Of attending the funeral
Of Brother Robinson Walker, deceased. By order,
WILLIAM q. BELCH, W. P.
R g II
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On street, bepeen 18th and 18th Streets Washington.
TINE duties Of this Institution will be resumed We'd
nesday, the 10Th of September when it requested tina
the pupils be punctual in their attendance.
This Seminary having been established for the last
years day school, it the design of the principals
open additional estab hment for the accommodation
of boarding pupils.
BY the arrangements made they confident they will
be able TO afford every facility and advantage required for
the attainment of liberal and thorough education 1t ha.
been their object in the education of young ladies
form them for useful members of society," well as its
namen keeping IN view that they are destined to act an
influential part in after life As they here explain
fully their views upon the subject of education, they will
only that having been long engaged in their pres
occupation they enabled furnish such references
fail to prove satisfactory those who may wish
to place children under their charge.
The location of the Institution is in the heaest part
the city the excellent the air pure and the play
grounds sufficiently large to permit the pupils to
hcaltlltul exercise.
For terms, &c, circulars will be furnished application
at the Institution.
Aug 2-eotSepu5
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Doctor Amnti's italian vegetable Panncea.
PreserpatiUe of Health.


CERTAIN CURE for dysentery, darhoa, bilious and
~ liver complaints, dyspepsia, &c &c.-Doctor Amati's
celebrated Italian vegetable panacea prepared by Mesrs
Samuel Carus Il Co., is offered the public, for the
and prevention of the above prevalent diseases. Its
has been eminenty shown in many of mala
rial and bilious attacks evers, cholera morbus dyenery,
dyspepsia disorders of the liver chronic diseases,
complaints and Others peculiar to children, female com
plants, &c.
The ingredients composing the above preparation have
been made known to- and fully examined by distinguish
ed physician, who has given his unqualified appreciation
Persons suffering under any mercura disease may fully de-
pend upon being relieved by the of the panace Many
families who have used it, testify 10 its mild and safe opera
on 1t is therefore confidently recommended 10 all who
may be afflicted with any of the complaints above named
The propetors do think 1t necessary publish here
any the certificates which they possess,
recomnendaory of the panacea, the pamphlet which
panie each bottle, will be found sufficient render
ample information
The panacea be had wholesale and RETAIL of the pro-
pretos, lIh street, Pennsvan also at
the drug stores of Messrs.
j. c. Farquhar u Co., of 18th and New York
McCery q Clements, of l4h'st. and Penn avenue.
r.. s. Patterson, corner of 9h st. and Penn avenue
M Delaney, of Al st. and Penn. avenue.
d. b. Clarke, llth st. and Maryland avenue, (land
and of others in the city, and also OF the principal druggists
| in Georgetown and Alexandria.
| S. CARUSI 4 Co.
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Look for g. W: F'hMfys's Cash Store.

FRESH CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, AND vESTINGS,
will have sa ,Ss% m and be %
pieces Bonjean's black cloth
do Byiley's do
do Simoni's do
10 do low-pnced English black, blue, and fancy
coors.
These goods much superior to anything have ever
had in store.
% pieces plain, ribbed, and doe-skn cassimeres OF
Boniean's, Byilley's, and Simoni's make,
which cannot be exceied i'm this any
other market
Is DO style French plaid cassmeres, some
thing entirely
20 do fancy cassimeres, some fine and others low
priced
10 do rich black satin for vestng
do belmont black silk satin for vesting
% do colored silk satin for vestng
As have made arrangements with one of the best cut
tiers to make for this purchasers may depend
their clothes being made in the best manner
Also have this day received
lienlemen's silk handkerchiels, lnencambric do.
Gum suspenders lambswool and merno shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravais, kid, silk and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And IN fact every article used for gentlemen of whom
only ask call.
sep o-dhH G. w. PHILLIPS.
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From the Sun OF Anahuac, Vera Cruz, Sc
HUZZAHi HUZZAHil HUZZAH!li
REAT VICTORY.
BE GOO Me1Icans siefeated by 1000 Amerle

3S,OO0 Mexicans defeated by 1000 Americana"
Our army has again covered itself with glory
The English courier has just arrived, and the news
NEWS we SAYS, that Gen. Santa Anna and ih1N
thousand men have been defeated whipped and CON
pletely routed -
Our troops engaged those OF the enemy about thi"
miles from the capital of Mexico, where they vsn
strongly entrenched. After combat OF TWO HOURS
they (the enemy were put TO fightill
The enemy's forces amounted TO TIIIRTI-InV
THOUSAND MEN and our forces to SEVEN THU
SANDlll
Three more cheers for the American army: Ha-79'
Hu=sdhif Hus-ahfg!
The enemy's thirty-two thousand men were driven "
the gates of the city of Mexico by our thsu'aN
men at the point of the bayonet
-Four commissioners were sen, to Gen Scott from D'
city OF Mexico.
This news came by the English courier, and, ihsle
fore, we suppose that no one will doubt it We VIZ
say further that have seen letter which no o'
would dare TO contradict which says all we have al
This letter is dated Tacubaya, three miles from SleH
August 20.
~ b. We have just seen in the DidrTo del 6oos', ~
that an armstice of forty-eight hours was grantee
Cen Scott
WsPubsh to-day a second edition Of our p'Fs' ="
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SIN@ ShhslCE--Having been authorised bv the
IA Secretary OF War raise company OF active voung
men to operate against the guerlas those who re
to enter the service VIII now have oppounit This
corps Is designed to operate between Vera Cruz and he
city of Mexico for the purpose keeping open The ba
the operations of General Scott which will be an active
service. Young from the surrounding country win
find this exciting campaign and if they should feel
disposed enter the service by application the rene
vous in Washington they will be mustered into the service
and instructed the school OF the soldier the squad and
company drill, which viii render them fit for immediate
z. 3. ROBINSON, Captain.
Seps2 MAT Intel, please copyl
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LALL GOODS The subscribers have opened their
of fall and winter goods, and invite attention to their
assortment, the fullest and complete south of New
York They deem needless, at present. advertise in
detail they have every style Of staple and fancy dry
goods They would mention that their stock of dress mate
rails s unusually large and elegant having silks hun
dred different patterns Tin dress patterns D rich black silks
OF all kinds; white watered Silks very rich black do. all
light shades of glaze silks embroidered Cashmere robes
Thibet do, &c.
We invite the ladies of the District and the many
elegant goods have, and the ladies of Baltimore would
be well repaid by trip TO Washington to examine our
stock which they will find more complete than any stock in
their city. 4s
Sent 1O-6tif ID. CLAGETT 81 co
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NEW WINE STORE, No. IS Chestnut STREET.
IN JAMES BAIE, late of the firm of Gowen Jacobs, Co.,
respectfully announces that he has fitted up the store No
50 Chestnut street, few doors below Third street. and
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, IL Wine
Store where he will keep weelected stock of the
approved varieties of wines, brandies queurs London
brown Stout Scotch ale, and the fines, brands of choice
cigars, &c
Private gentlemen, hotelkeepers and others in the
try, are invited to call and examine hisstock. Sept.
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NAVY Department

NAVY
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Sept H. 1917.
A BOARD of Naval Surgeons for the examination of
IA applicants for appointments to the medical corps OF
the navy will convene i'll the city of Philadelphia the
18th of October
Applications must be addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy must state the age of the applicants and be
panied by full testimonials of character and professional
capacity.
Sep Idiot
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SECOND ONO REeruESr-The election of field officers Of
his regiment came off Saturday last and resulted in the
;hoce of William Irwin for colonel; William A. Latham
or lieut. colonel; and Capt Link, of the Circeve Guards
major. Col Irwin elected unanimously, and all
he officers chosen WILL certain, do honor the
vice and their State. The regiment win, it is supposed
leave for the seat OF in the of week
(chiAieoshs advertiser,
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NEW FALL GOODS, such blankets carpetings, OIL

NEW FALL GOODS, such m blanket carpetings, oil
IN cloths, wosted damasks embroidered curtain mus
ns waered moreens brocade damasks gilt rods and orna-
ments white counterpanes, furniture dmity sheet
ings linen sheengs, damask table-coths, and napkins,
huckabaeks, diapers crash bordered towels table da-
pes, table and piano covers bed tckngs plowcase cot
ton &c, Nc together with many other useful and desi
rabe articles Just received and will be sold cheap by
Aug % u. II. HOOE IL CO.
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Sept. 10--3tawlm

VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION!-Those who have
rolled themselves for the corps which am raising
requested report themselves the Rendezvous in Wash
ingon Saturday next to be mustered into the
Vice they may be rendezvoused Fort Nc Henry for
instruction and those young who have made up their
minds their country requested TO come rward
and enrol themselves anxious to leave for the seat
of the earliest practicable moment:
SeptS r. b. ROBINSON, Captain.
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DOARDIn0.-MRS HANNAH WELLS having taken
ID the large and connections boarding house formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs HoImcad, Pennsylvania avenue, near
ID street, adjoining Mr. Gadsbys Hotel prepared
transient or yearly boardss and respectfully
eoliQiu the patronage Of her friends Aug H-lsvsw'
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TICKETS %IU--sHufe5 PIOPOTlIOH
Cert cate of package of wholes $50; do. do halves
$i5; do do quarters $22 So do. do. eighhs $l1 %.
In addition to the above we have tickets in each of the
daily lotteries drawn in Baltimore. Tickets 50 to So
Also in the daily Delaware lotteries Tickets 81 to 50.
All orders for tickets will have prompt and confidential
attention. D. PAINE az CO.,
Sept. S-64dtX2c Alexandria, Virginia.
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yERNEY's Compendium or Ancient and Mode

KERNEY'S Compendium OF Ancient Modern
N History, with questions for Schools and Academies
second revised edition, 1917.
Also, Kerneys Abridgment of Muray's English Gram
and Exercises, with questions and Appendix,
tanning rules and observations for writing with perpecuity
and accuracy; second edition, 1877.
For sale by F. TAYLOR.
And all other school books in in the District of Co
umba its environs, selected with great
specve editions EACH and the substantial quality of
their bindings, at the lowest prices in every case.
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