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T.fr.s s-a.l We.sJ tnssls
B.ns EtCbinns from Drairle 1aRo
EDGAR ALLAN roe.

,.f.rof tue sth. 1T mad no tf.erds
Tssfes Dot hamlet nor way aide cot
T,roCl bout the land where missry has o~tl'
a. fgfEis ned hin afiienc1sgfn, fe4rt i~i ''''i''
'rssfJe they GA not svcll TIE air ~ltA Fial'7
isIiOud toned, iu.so1ne sccc-a.naIpn' .
gfss yurse made friends, snO never lei zoe Hea''
f.,sf ir.endsnip.J Tor As soul seemed Mrs.
Js82s and pm th-ir speaking Oh ace
g,Lst9. thar tale q ~fons aud sIi"iiNs.
Tserfs not = yif.t crashed - t-'L7 aH' s''''
I'D silent in 10 heart wrecEed his'iy,
IlyYEer On. midst h0msg- i'idts'i'r'D
81, L...s ia poE he hsJ iflend s1d Pos
A tdeGd 10 hin.
qs.r- 4. 4. class Il ,,eu who feel some wrong
q, ss.ry freak % Circumstance ano tha"ce-
go E. 8, .. 90. OH. fflrfds H. we're the souls
a.. ttr.ues ,he lig. eng 3 ~ and csfAlcg night
~'-.',,r wr9rg--14. uCnfe sith 10 aud pride,
Tftr.6eu.do<n 10 syirr Delln relieves
!, ,ssy have been that W ,oe youtniol brow,
cod. ~ cufi- and love, e"d Ia tac eys
slsfs hal written GESIcs-Chi.f Oi gag
ffai.-aad dark o.scurfy were A''
Ne save "a k-y 10 WRONG usos, exc. size
to3 b On. wlecs # bO.es when caffk- have gsle5
"a eu 10 .- ulattc1 Der it- su'heu eye
S,p,nf5s ~ sao4'd zee P,e's wO-io x friend
-tdrine IN sue,ce O. lst tlc SUI 40 if,e.
rn.s have ben -hst chilling poverty
I'D stepped tetacen hts heart Dnt her b. iJ'cf,
csmsirg he crimson nopss u DIRK dfspsf
Paeszing ihs uoru.us oi bio lock AID Ai--
ng-lple5ce y0u De- became Pr iiicud
fof le19'ug him his ANNArEL, and song.
All may sifIrud. around H. grave % POE,
Gal hep % plan; The willow Ter bis 3. a.
ss.dins his usrp sao him, l1w sleep ~ there
lso with lynx eyed jealousy, wi wsicn
led s.ic.1 from woaE1r pr15 re memory.
gs was . heart TOO ~ iof mortal frame
ial iu tnst SOU a A. rearing ~ dark ihings
Fsrm.n b., stare ~, turnel IT, Rszs = Heaven,
Wa~u DER tl. quiet E-ftl deep twilight hung,
ssa1irg tic lacs a nature Cha, me hsnt
Rsf s.s. p might MOI disturb we see stH
INT glses In the o -maInent 90 though;
81 Tor above - fellows, that we stHft
10 knoW Dr. bad nl1'stiJn mere.
AsJ .ar us sacrii'gc b. hearts like ours
81 tel we are POE's InIkSDsl
l--L-l. IL tn---. L.ll
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succeeded ia sleep By 20 lrs o? - head IN a
ois zrt
Fss nal ssuszt u.5--.az .o'su' . . SEA Joa-
41ir. 49, ID = now a-cc' ya-is ia F.dih. I--se
/ Yaasee. Gave "s. l-..1i' q, t-e CO s'lE ed -
/ seo cred ferry. Tic cnl-e 'l- carrying ever e
/ nsaaad l.-.eiss e. - ,nis route is COX r-Gca
Travelled. ttei- -ec.i,.s rslge from $500 = 500
Geav. les.1i-..u g. t-.s. they have tavern az (
grazing camp. y hica az ye'y Prehisb.s. Iney
bulk ;--y ferry oost Wn.cl IS Aes7y tat hauled
A,-,ss aro3e. win treir can hands, as vel
s.s .se-c1 II .1 tons l1s dong a me business,
ost4e-n stockton end SAL Fra.cE-o. We
reached Ne Grshtu.'s camp, i've uil-s from ,1's
y.sc-. or Fri.y morning as en- tnt'us good
grass. ;--led ..r mules o.; rib 8 horses. We
heye s.e.t 4aler I.s bsal..1 oeas and SCARED lie
h3sp.ts'.tes OF lis cinp-;s5.s 60 the past three
days varying tee delightful rsqose Il sach lie o.
ga occa,i .nsl ra.i1p il:l town. M CALLAHAN, an
Oh s-tt r uro ras pitched as terri lear Ma.
GraraEs. eo.s oas every norai-s 20 hant e.k
su o. me t-.-. al &c haze been c'.iy Sc. ed
Eitr st-ass .lG .l..c.1 fl.l 10 sp .s. IN the
o--.y r9r.ias tley nay be- seea ~ baais q iorty
or l..y, gr-z-s Ola .a. edge q the ma-l4es, where
they Grg som-tu,s 'ass0ed by The nsuve VAGUE
rs. AID is4cn i-,5 S.J-s-ou. " zee she coyotes
occas.91a = q-oR..og a.oog the msrs.a Of the
s..l.l b., tl. lney tl-e good care g. sneak ch be-
fIr. acrsrce can b. had tosl5o. hau. TIs p IN
i ,-- GRATED b. g. tIect'-s b. &c h-,es q s
lsrs. b4rowi.e .4irra cfs gay color, and a)'ks
5fnat. i-s aaitat-5psH-iiges maze their covert
iA tle weeds I'D Wild oats.
B,D,s closing, ma,t ,sy a <.ri 90 80 re.
farli.g t'e o.eris1a journey ,' MAJ. Gta' al =
/ q -mus13. Concerning which, s.-cc IFS departure
from ..saua, H.,.e les been beard ~ home.
T.. c.rnec.l.n viii CD. Was e''n AMI re
f,r. destined f.r New Mexico, he l.lt Monterey
oa TIE 18Th OF J1'y. 1852, and iray '-i Che usual
r.lt. VIA siltilo, Pa--as 7ad %aqiui, 20 C..-la.
hla. Hence rs roa,e lay through country
almost unknown, only small p'rt oi 1 having
oeea trsyl-ssi ,y c.. C.-hes command 20 l-if
From tao town Sl..l C.lz. H. ttl STATE oi C..-
l181aa. DE -ooA a-sr.y vest col-ss scruss cLe
1 t.e m.r. ryy-ei m Iria.n districts NJ che Lte-
r.1- O. Tuesel. s.r'si.r tter-s l9 ..wa-t r- mo
ella, which D.. l,.c. .-e- pno- Village. Toe
remainder o. &C. i.ar-sy Wa by toe routes o.
Emory AMI Bea... lac.,'. z ,rt Greet pes.,5
alag. l...4-.ro ' wagons, ...s-s t-i n-.-s US
l.l- behind. a.l COTTON 70. us parry enc as- 10
Nsy-c.,o i.t eeia3 ,.lc, 90 consequence % Ta..
l- ttsi-rec.vs-v re reached LIS Angeles 10
tao 10 rraa-ay ''s. GA. O.. 100 WAGONS ls
succeeded ll ariu-i., -9 lc.ess, h-t .ci tFo ,r
t.r-e hla .rei lau' sde1- ou .le way. Al cnei-
nee, s.ta-- cd b. III, command has made avery Ia
t--e.ting msr o. re re-le, sa'c1 hofe Coagrers
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fna.a The irsDy Wof1
GENTiLiIYS POOR-BY Mas ~. r. HEWITT

On not the begear who Geeks Jour door,
IL HE ta,,efs. uushamed, beolg1i
But Gsniiity sensitive, suh ling poor
Shall wakcn ny song io nil IT,
For boldly tho begesr may "ear bis rags
Ia the crowded and suniit street
And bold at your portal h knocks, and bess
For raimeut aud food 10 eat.
Ikpowte is frlcniioss and starved snd cold,
AID the STORM whistles through the chink5i
Bur never he h0sTdetn his want untold,
Nor ioars what IL ueishbof tnuk'.
Ani never he shrlr ~ 10 Toe worlds turmoil,
Where Gsnuliy strives i1t bread
6ud nothing D.. EuaHs So IT, we'rlslme ton
Of The secret nse go md breed
Tro b-egar IL Homeless, outrast, i1f.orn,
Too ygreichcd . uced your '1lss,
the knows not the teI aud feirs not the scofi
Iasi waits on an empty purfc.
The beggar Is lean want Iuaketh him 90,
Pain causes his sinews 10 slTiuki
Bat nothing no fecks OF the Jrsin.wasiing hDR
Oi Poycrtys GLOW pen and ink.
Alas tor the noeciness, pride restrained
From the worldly who's" s1oer We dread
For the pride. Ike tho ancient criminal chained
The living unto the dead.
Alasl alas for Gentiliiy's heir
Intutored la wOrk-a day tblilt.
Whose portion is poverty, striving aud care,
And % I've by making shift.
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THr SOUTHERN COSyENTlOS.-Tce ChdriesfoH
Vr Of the sth contains the following important par
graph: We are informed that our CREST Southern
s'snsn the able advoesse aud Intrepid champion o.
.ae seaih and yet the devoted lJser VI oar glorious
oe'on--ihe Constitutional Uolon Of cOeqGal States
sSrrly approves the Mississippi scheme Of Southern
tcasention. We hope and uuit that our information
nsy prove correct sad that the sanction OF lhis rea
Hae Will not be wanting 10 plan Of action repets
ne Union"
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~ RicHAgp II. DANA, Esq Of BOaton has
bsta requested to deliver IN Philadelphia The course Of
eessres On the Genius Srd Writings o; ShSk'Pesre'
waish were listened 10 with marked attention last WIZ
sr 10 thi. CITY, and which have On previous occasions
,sed forth great interest snd admiration IN Boston
neiayitsuOn proceeds from many OF 'ao nos' a'''h
yssAsd eiuzens Of Philadelphia, Smo0g whom We
Suse the names OF Rev. Bishop Potter, Hon. Horace
knnsy, Rev wiHsin II. Furness, George NJ Dallas
kesr, Hare, Albert Barnes, Clement c Bddle aud :
kssnumber OF othsr literary and public celebrities.
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rra,s,l nsnin., the sentence Of Cnbet.

NV NOAK- OCT y. ISi'-
Tho undersigned. considering the zeal with
which the journals Of the reaction have published aud
s3n,n,n,,d on the decree rendered against the gen
erons a. d ds.nlsres,cd citizen CADET with the inten
ton Of dis grazing him and his system in the eyes Of
tie entire world DO mos, earnestly aud enorge'eslly
gso,.t sssius. 80 Infamous and unjust condemnation,
and sesnstthe bsse double dealing those by whom IL
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Nsw.york Po.t.Oaics Appointments.

k-Sch,ssck Ians-s Jehn Sqafei fssF
Llas SER Be- aa ~ S1eih osss Ca - g. JssYs
Hydoa; Hiasna os~-g. Go Il n-its HOS as-tei
Rar... ssss- Haiut,a hsN-f fssssi ssefsrssu %
arA fsssr Aooshsa ma OCoac sVie aoare Ssa y -
S42i West Assl Moore psac coocero"s ss~'a E9,oo
VISA john Cfartai salta is1s1g. ePls-
Naotsck DEPOT ksoss. ksaf T. LotesA ssl's't' ''
see,'sr. Cyrus CUslef. p7'itnt h4sty tais'
NS Offsrs E.r.sllssrc -pei4ssfs hf4g- S@t-' '~-' =
. Itfi Nalals.l Is-.a.. Ds.aesre. Cass.sf W.
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FRENCH AND kNGlsIsH sOAADiA8 a1t
L o. schsgi fof f0grE Ia la, Nc Caro- P.-l
sf--~f-rst tr--York-Ttls esLAbi shrs1L cCE1 -ci-l
~ ssdsu- HIx Uno q ktEs1s b t-s noss ta-1sd gr2
s~, n tts ely cslu1-s % ec1y nc cc1ede1ce a A.
go rs hgv- s-grsis1 her tzEgtls-s o Der cArs-
~r sf.-uucn = rate % TIE mor.s z1c comforts q L1
Fupis rsrns Ectsrs'e TIE h01fe . FPsc'o1 al
ee.rr-fart.5is "a uf
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LIVE MALE BOARDING sCHoL;All !s,s, 90 :.
I = received q Us Polytechnic School " Wnise ="
h-BrcOkyn. Fef sras, a.; apply - es rs ss..a.
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popr1I.An soKooL BOOKS.

& y SANTOS ~ ss =. Sas. Ss p ne %s
c'ans1.sd'. coBpsnf Of EaElish Litsf.tnfs, VI
Cn,rsaaSn;s soos kssptos-Coastin s-h'ase eSin'a'
cdt .pssss soos -Ksspiss-sehool edition, % ess
AIsopIs Alsssrs, o.
Asoys Alssbrs, sondgsd Df ossises~s ""s
I~p1sIs Frst BOOK 10 Etymology, W c1.
Lyyndss G asa BOOB ofEtymoiogy, 81 ess
O.-sla's Neurological Dictionary " %
uItsb-IPs s-ries OF Outline Maps, a.
MitenelPs Manual Of Geography and Key, u Co.
hixbeIPs COmpieIs Alas
Wtnehestsr's W rfirg Books, Nos ]. q ahd " ~ es
Holbrook's Chiids Drawing BOOK. lSe n
Psrsnss Eiemsntary Arithmetic, u ets
PsrEfnss Higher Arithmetic, Is eta.
Psfsinss Elements Of Algebrs, IS eta
Rsrsinss Treatise On Assbrs, VI 30
Pefkinss Geometry, ~ CTS
ACsIC BOOKS
The American Minstrel for schools and Esd1nies ~ Go
Tsyl0rs Sacred Minstrel, IS eb.
Tsylof's Choral Anthems, 20 ea. .
TsYlors Lar, % Mlstcsl Iastruct0f q, cts. all hu
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Uu,v.r.,t,ot the stnre Of New-York.

BE- ! raaF 4u|ra
Al special meeting q the II 'genis CT ne al
versity. held a. the spit. Oct 80 lsiy
Prss.ut-Mr Grieg Wee ClanctileI, tee Governor.
the secretary >-a-- Mess. Lars rage D.il-ls
Wrtm0 ~, HsWley b-cL
Tbs degree of lcicr u Medicine Tai 90 The re. -
men g.fi af Tho Tr,s,res q ne uge Of Pcy-ciani
and Surgeons q tie CRY u Ne" fcFk eo-isr--d On
the fosirg gentlemen late students 90 that O. J. e
Hsrry Pet stVics o. Conn FrsDcis Bullock oi
Knrs County \ y J0seph 2iwara G. srk % ODe-c q
COUNTY Patrick James Liafk % M ic-z CHy
J1Lus : e. ben Ile3au- u D." i-tA -'iy N---i1
Ely Wood5u5gs Of -
The NswY5rk Free Academy vas received Plrsa-
AR provsgrsotlas AID placed % ihs -s u those
insuriiors which sre ellitet 70 cistlioltTe s1ar
az the inc ne @. the Literature Furt
The Rsgsrts n furt coz piisnee WIKI ihe PROM
.,r If re set chan - passed March co 80, cssiE-
us:es the I'd OWING Aca1smiss = instruct common
school ts4cters
= Ttss CsH-ry-CrsE1 Ars--11-
q J-Fe-sss C.sasy-J-t-rsua Co1sfy i1s;rtlie-
:. T-.yst.s C..Hfy-I--l ca A-s9-Al
The Board Ensn-nOgs-y AzrSs- ,-A' 'a1 ti-c-.-l
eo,tsusiei - The az passed March ~, l,is l. De
givsp m rourru sckooi TEACHERS, IL the A-a enles
dsszustsc for that purpose, could ony oe gwen surn
u. wears $50 and ISL respectively
Tue kouorary dzree o. Doctor oi Ls~ vas oorf-rrs1
N .., W u Csguga County cne 4 TIE - liesi
40 -n.t .isut uroc10sers a. connc- scho-l rclcs
f3r sr4 vel Known ty ~ wFi-ings NJ. IJ~n =
row z9@ar5 ot - yeSrs y ss--
r. p,s-i tbs.' proceeded D. The choice oi -zl-
10 o. f--5~.-sity Iohn Greg. row Wee Al
c.lIsr IA un.u.rnorsty e.-ctei 1he sPPontIn-nt
~. tlir4 a Is tin o. suecos ding 5sot, G-rrtE
sp.iSs "a. aEsaIuogsy eicctea AID accepted tn sP
F0.ntneIL - - -.
ia January neNt
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- AgoLITIoN ID HorsE-RENT
a DIAICGrE

Have you beard Of the Few dsa Of s5oishng house
rent fSousesse Not 81 Al; 70 10 CUTE serious- li
i reported TIA; Iss working association inteEd
. cub together Ind DuId Two thousand I've hundred
houses, ths sxpsnse d which -il b. paid ~ yesry
iastsi.unenfs IN leu Of rent-Whst % yoa mean -
yearly install neus Ia leu Of rent - mean mat re
money row pad a. ren, VII serve 10 purchase ne
house itsel and merely the We Of L. asFe ma
q eslcularo1 which SLOWS taAi tn1s house n Enaea
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pREMIUM.

NEW sHIP-BEZAD AND CRACKER BAkEhr
ERAsTUs TITUS, ~ Wsxhlbgioc-st has 90 nssnas
II sre 10 corst4nfly msnafactahsg sods blscsL " mo
BscBit MIH 8lsegiI Butter s1gr and Water tssesoss
and Pllog sni Navy Bread, Of tho best qsslY 49, -
ofsrs upor he m0st rsas0nabo terms 49, Ses~.s
on ziysa 10 he preparation " Bread Tor ne Csbioftis
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rAuoY GOODS TOYS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND
yIREWORK6.

yr,sy LAKoEsr AssokTAENT Of thsss GOOD n ~
N'' ~ J. w. HALBERTON,
~ sr,.oS,. rs ksidse-sns.
Nav BJLKWHKAT.-Ths srOsenDso are pre-
lNoars1 % receive orders fo< new hallsd seeswes1
rs.iy psess6 In papored barrels, haf earss s1ss'@ -
eishA barrels xad boxesi also, 10 bags - 49, -
ssen Thsy wGrrsaI thsf meal 70 30 rev. - III
fall weight, sra sezsi In quality % al 49, kslr
Meal Graham Flour, While sed ys,icw - - s~rsns rye
ddsd Corn Mesl sIus s1perfns foz, az N I. - -
Rour IN b.rss ssd half 6se ss2 ss sssompsr:d
H.. 49, ORD srs from ne soaih s1a -,
-. 80. ,s<~<~cee vi nss< win gfo@pt susnnep-
- 800 ssosY. - 800
x1TTSTlE GARnENTs.-o1f sseeA u ne ss-
w lSEnh. sIsIs o. Ovegeosts hss oesn 90 repiec.
- y sasbis a. 70 sns~er al calls saissf wholesale
OF retail .x .,,,,iets sssortueet Of Df-s.
800. psrtsioons, vess. business CozLs, nc
sc1 ~, s~-vsrtgaI noderst> charges
Al oar pf's wM 4 JENNINGS 4 co.
IN .ss ~ sro~dv.y. AD-yiesn Hotsi-
SHT0aJD CITr.-Cssts q Wood Cuts q ysroas
w S,eds scienufe aad astronomical We've and dis-
~r.ns agricultural implements, animals, stssrneaznes
Ls &c nay be Obtained by pQbishers a. NE ssreoJ7s
yocndry n G. c. SAVAGE,
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GOATS, pants, and vests, made order.--BARNES d
MITCHELL would respectfully gentlemen they
have within the last extensive and
assorted stock of French English and American cloths cassmeres
bracng makes, all the nnd most fashionable
colors Of the such moderate will please the
closest and economical buyers As Il their In
their business In this particular branch this they
made order In and fashion
able sle call and their before buying
they determined TO sell cheap and give good article Their
ao In cutting and good workmanship,
city they will every case, guaranty satisfactory
else the purchaser will be expected take the goods
They only name few of the leading colors:
10 pieces superior and rich black French cloths Of Baou
SimOni's manufacture
pieces English woodyed cloths which
made from $40 to $40
pieces London smoke and olive brown cloths much
in fock and sack coats -
pieces olive and other fashionable shades, green do
y do French and English blue a variety shades
2 do dark grey do ~.
Also, cadet mixed ,s...
coats, every
coats.
IN CAssIMEREs.
10 pieces black doeskn, jou make,
genuine article and will be sold % per less Than former
prices. u.f#
so pieces cassmeres new and
onabe them plain changeabIe green,
mouse, drab, grey and other fashionable colos
Also and oer coloed tweeds Of quality and STYLE
aa E IN VEsTINGS.
Our supply than have
Lkewie beautiful supply of silk satin and Madras
Meno shuts every description and very cheap.
Best quality kid Cloves merno, cashmere, &C., do
Meno and ambwoo socks suspende and other article
usually kept In hne for gen1emens
Between sub and 9th streets, Penn. avenue.
Sept I9-3taw3wf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER H. lss
UmrsD srArrs PArrsr ovnor, September ls, is4s


WHEREAS, Charles A. Krechler, a subject or the
King Of Sweden did the United
bearing date July TO- 1895 whereas Carl Fakman,
ect the said King Sweden did make application this office
letters patent 3Oh
August based Swedish patent dated August lS The
evidence Of which has been presented and filed
And whereas interference declared by this office between
the parties llth September current and the
Of hearing appointed March, eighteen
hundred and the parties notified Of the through their
say Mr. Charles NJ Keller, the Of New
York. Faknan Mr. H. Eddy Of Boston, for krechler
and whereas the H. Eddy late attorney for the said krecher
did inform by his the 18th
informed the residence Of the said Krechle and
Krechers
and delivered and that the official notice Of
said Eddy Is legal notice patentee
Now therefore, this notice the said Charles A. Krech
er and whom concern, the application for
apparatus for ding recung sptuous liquors.
by Falkman aforesaid adjudged with
claimed by Charles A. Keehe for which
the hearing will be granted the pe above named and in
foriy with the provisions OF the eighth section OF the of Con-
gess approved July a. 1885, and the rules Of this Office pertaining
thereto, n
Il ordered that this notice be published the Republic and
National Inegence Washington Daily bee, Boston and Tri
bune New York. In each week for six months previous the
said third Monday of March next
THos EWBANK,
st1' Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy send their
bills duplicate to the Patent Office with containing the
notice. Sept 2S-law6m
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NEW MUsICJust received at staioners' Hail. door east
~ Of 18th street, Pennsyyana the following
music, which will be sold reduced price,
per page, 20 every VIM FISCHER
My southern Home, composed by the late j. r. g. Sullivan
Good by sally, deaa myone Ethiopian composed by
Frank Howard
The Jolly uId Crow as sung by the Virginia Minsrels
Phoebe an Ethiopian song, Harrington
thought he Testing for popular ballad by W. G..
Cunningon
The Sweet Robin by Stephen Glover
Sing and remember me, by W. q. Peters
Maas, soprano Alto, with organ accompany
dedicated Rev. j. r. Donelan, by II. Schwing
The Appomatox Waltz, by A. Picot
The F1ora Waltz, by &. n. Gerkn
The Margaret Polka, by Henry Schwng
In Far Distant Lands, by u. NJ May
Eisclle and Beiselle Polka by HelmemuIer
The Rose OF Alabama by Hon. A. D. Meek
Jeanette and Jeannot number, by Glover
Heart Light Free, adapted the
We're out upon Mooniit Wave by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
Sept
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EPIsCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
The Diocesan school, Alexsndri., Rev. E. A
Dalrymple, Rector.

THE mex, session O. this institution win the second
wednesday 2) Of September, and continue months The
object Of the school educate thoroughly p
pcsppare them for the junior and senior classes Of college,
the active duties Of life. The extensive depart
ment Of and science and the greatest pains taken % secure
competent instruction In branch Terms s0 session,
payable semi annually advance Parents sending
$50 each Bedding go per session extra.
The number II students who intend
send are requested give early notice. that psees may Be re
served for them All who entering the school are most earn
requested themselves punefuai e ta Day ~
session Application for admission and further information m
county Viginia,D Aug i6-Aaw6w
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ALBERT w. PARRIs,

Attorney at Law and Land and General agent Minera
#g Point, Wisconsia, @t&#
iNII attend faithfully and promptly all business conded
him. Having been for several Register Of Land
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for
ton Of land agency business.
He Is permitted TO refer to- s|
Hon. HENRY DODGE United States Senate.
RcHARD NJ YouSG late Commissioner Of the General Land
Office ..st ta a.rH a,H..~hs%
JUSTIN BuTTERELD, Commissioner the General
/. Office i y
p. +" 7. HARTLEY CRAWFORD United States Judge.
A. X. PARIS, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Aug Il--2aw3w. n ...5.
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view Fall stYl. OF C.ssm.re., ve.slng.. and oloth.

nUvALL BROTHER taiors, Pennsylvania
under Gaby Hotel, would 20 their customers and
the citizens generally the arrival OF their fall goods which
carefully selected from the best houses In New
York market We prepared made order
usual elegance good
bought OF any establishment here or north OF u.s.
Also full supply of furnishing articles for gentlemen, such
merino shirts drawers shirts
ers handkerchief style cravat dressing robes umbrellas
sept 20--3iaw3wif DUVALL BROTHER
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COALi COAL THE undersigned has anost. and es-
pected daily his supply Anthracite which he IL dis
posed terms for cash.
Also hand cement, Philadelphia calcined plaster
PALMS. Carolina railing the best city burnt lime by
the bb together with the various kinds Of lumber Cor building
disposed of cash
short credits, his Al limited
various patterns Of conce brick
Tucker, Alexandria Those Of
Of the above, win please call and before they buy
OCT a-eoiw 4 iawew PM PEARSON, Agent
Intel. and w. Newsl
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c~se s"e "sss---' ffoss', re8n.ss'-"s- srsnss, y
AVE the Of informing their friends and the public
IL received choice cloths,
and vesng embracing the latest styles and make
found Having
Stock feel assured that shall
gentlemen Of good
clothing be found in this Of the northern cities
Also, general assortment OF fancy articles such
Gloves, cravats, handkerchefs, suspendcrs
Silk, wooden, and shirts and drawers
Fine muslin shirts, style
Umbrellas, dressing gowns hosiery &cj all OF which viii be
for cash time puncual
and the public respectfully invited give
9-3taw3wh
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william A. wheeler & Co.

DEG 10 inform Of Washington e District
they established branch Of their New York
CITY, Pennsylvania Of 10th
complete Of staple and Fancy Stationery
American English French and German manufacture They
pnnicuiar their of FANCY AND
MENTAL. STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS and beg say that
they In importing their goods
enabled offer
purchasers not any other In this city
lent Imf
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