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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

THE MONEY FOR THE CUBAN HUNT.-The New
York Franco American says tina, millions Of dollars have
been expended in euppng the troops which sailed on the
Cuban expedition, and millions remain the dis
posal of prominent citizens New Orleans who inter
csted n the movement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

UARR5HrRd, "a, JUNE I.
The Democratic State Convention have nominated W. I
Morrison, oi Montgomery county, their candidate ~
Canal Commissioner the 10th ballot
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Bvt Col Eneas Mackay, Deputy Quartermas,er General
U. s. Army, died ST. Louis the night Of the ED May.
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THs ABoLrrIoSIsrs BosToS cannot get along harmon
ousy among themselves Captain Rynder appears to have
excited their beligerent propenses greatly and the eSnm
plies of "frcedom of speech which he and his comrades
gave rather take with them They put Abby ke
lev boldly their meeting Wednesday and Thurs
day down savaccly upon of their tribe for giving
them little good advice VIM H. Claiming tenderly and
cautiously suggested that kind language instead Of furious
and maniaca denuncation goes much further In argument
and that the aboonsts missed public sympathy by then
fury As if prove the justice of his remarks they fell upon
him argumentavcy and ahusivcy tooth and nail and while
protesting the largest liberty themselves and the frecst
preston Of opinion they bcl5oTei Nh C. with the hcres
kind of epithets.
DWELL hear abuse of the country Of religion eSclain
ed the pious Rynders the New York ANY man
speak; but The first insult he offers the church country
III knock him down. damn hinil"
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The next news from Europe will be brought by the Gu
nard steamer America which sailed from Liverpool on tie
18Th ui, Whether France England is to have fight, i
The question oi most interest
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pe, 80 ,n.;sh the official vote on the question OF call
Sat. Convention II will be that the majority
i, v,r of rhc measure is very argc-2oSs2 The cleo
ton for delegates will place on Thursday 22d oil Au
and the Convention will meet in Richmond on Mon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

sNOW.--Thc Snow inches in depth nj Delhi,
New York on the 3lst May,
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CALEB CUSHING-This somewhat known person, is
now engaged in extensive lumber mills in Wisconsin
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For the Enquire

,oTIcE-Coi r. H. Claybrook of "',nine'l ma
County viii be voted for 70 IN at' nS uIsl Rc
prisl2 >,humberand and Lancaster, in the Convention %
,.od me Cons titu,ion Of Virginia ~ c,r,yrxS
, Richmond Wig and Fredericksburg papers requested
10 copy. ...$--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

!" "'e Uxiax HALL pntxcE ErwaRn, May - l,ao.
Ss You viii please announce III your paper thl' Nt' -
Barbour, Orange county Va, VII represent W
J.i S..t on the Eth II June n"Nt. rs 50 DOING yri
IN, g the members OF Union Society oi Hampton Sid
WI WI C.Iis,c Yours most respectfully,
MY JOHN g. SHEARER, COMMITTEE n
THOMAS J. GARDEN, ! Union >oriety
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IlNIITcT.
CONVENTION DISTRICT COMPOSED or TIE COUNTIES
1oN'i.nr ,IBEMARI.E NELSON AID AMiiikslt
'inr ticket will h. voted tor in August II J. 7
al and .ges one Valentine W. Southai ara Nm q
Ch -, llbcnlac Joseph g. CabeI OF Nelson tt!ls , '"
,;l.,d II AMHERST. \ fhEIiio''i'''''
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r1Dc1N1, STATE CONVENTION.

VIRGINIA STATE CoN' Cav -
p. 49, .,,Gsh The official vote on the quest
ne'o"' y. p :, ,,.;Il bo soon that hi
ing State CcnSeh'ion' - .. ceo
in favor OF the measure Is very ia'se
ion for :. co,,es will take place on Thursday,
', .na ~. Convention will meet in Richmond
gust; ana the Iohseh''o''
day, the 18th Of October: o, ~ ,
0od
Accomack, e27
AioeInaii1, 4e7
Alexandria, ~
aiieshang, I52
Amelia, cno
Amherst, d0o
Appomaitox, ia
Augusta, az
barbour ,c
pam q gio' hea'u ''o"' 72O
Dcuioiu' 557
beiheiev' 36
b r 6s3
no'etouf', AZ
Braxlon, I06
BROOKE, 9o3
brunswick, ST.
6ucKingham' 9
Saoei, Az
! oahpoei, Ala
Carroll 5o7
oaroiine, IN
onaties Cl'!, sGo
, Chafioiic, &c
Cnesterheid, 49,,
Clarke, mot healu i'oi') ON
Culpeper, 60
outhoefianu, o3I
Dinwioale, ,,.rd from,
p D,;.,otn.t c i,o' 40
F.. " $40
E Esitfsx 66a
Eom,,,; l036
rauquief' Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

81 and irHN N1f adrirt aud c0Nstnf ~ me NendEt.
Robert Brchetr, 10 he Deputy Postmaster at Petersburg
Virginia.
Isaac lcnders!,9t, lie Deputy Postmaster at Spring
field. Ohio
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FOX ltENT.

- Two c0nvs alien, Offices with lodging rooms p,,ul;
Mii;' Office II the Richmond, FreIenrSsbu'F ana
Eli Road Company, ,,,rurRD0
June &. w MAJ
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NORFOLK MARKETS, .rxx |.
II. MARKET. JcxE

Co,n-Whi,e and mixed 30 IL I'll ce:.t> yellow 6
Elour-S5 81 a -. Cotton-ll a j. cts. Oats
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Dcp. Susla June ISL u. At II O'Clock, p. W., Mr. lSa-
BELLA II FRANKLIN cs,rt oi WIN frank'n at the .: =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Great 4 ssortInlent
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
ri4 GENLlsMEN's WEAR.
WILLIAM j. STEPHENS


NTERCHANT TAILOR Co{,ier Of Shenandoah
NJ and Bfidge Streets L1lpefs+Ferg, Va, har-
ING lust returned from the Easefn Markets with
large stock Of GODS in his lines the public are re-
qussteG TO call and see ihepi. The following com
prises in part his present handsome and excellent
assortment. III
4 CLOTHS French, English and American Of
various ceorstand qHalleS suitable for the differ
ent STYLES or Cloaks, Dress Froek Sack and Over
Coats, with Trimmings 10 suit the Cloth.
CASSlAfsRES.- French English, and Ameri-
cam of various eolpfs, embracing great variety Of
new Ind fashionable styles.
Fl VESTINGS--A splendid assortment Of Plain
and FaEcy such as Velvet Saiiat Silk. Cashmere,
BuitaaRd other VesiHgs, all of Which will be sqll
w. the pattern manufactured 10 order III excellent
Stylea t a short notice.
I READT-MADE ELcTHING.
A yeryilarge and extensive assortment of Ready
Made clethiag Of superior style and quality, con-
sistjf4g of
Cioaks, Dress, Frock and Over Coats,
Sacks. and Sack Frocks, aud Coa;aes,
Pants, Vests, and Monkey Jackets,
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars. Stocks, PRAYERS,
Silk Cravats, Pocket Handkerchief,
Merino Under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and Yarn Half Hose,
silk and other Snspehders-an in short,
every article usually kept id a GenilemaH's Furn-
ishing STORE, Also a large assortment Of Boys
and Youths Clothing, consisting Of Goats, Pants
and Vests for sale low.
Combining myself entirely TO the one branch Il
business, Gentlemen mast readily perceive how
much il is TO iheir.own advantage 10 PatFonize a
house devoted exclusively tp the comfort aud ad-
vaFcement Of the outward man.
Cali then / say, and examine my Stock before
purchasing elsewhere as can add viii sell cheaper
Goods than can be purchased atHarpers- Ferry or
in jefferson County.
Uarpers- Ferry Oct 1S, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Restoration and Preservation Or The
Hair,
Pr n WISE s SOY, or VIRGINIA.
" Gard.

III lf III I'll - G4aE0s .E
L MI WISE Is SON, isding il aItogesher impo<
-. safie to attend personally 10 he great nIHs-
nsr OF call aFPliealios ffum ali sections Of the
bEiun III tAesI ReEnely lof Badness and fr their
seieur3ird HAIR TONIC, have foand il necessary
p aFpolnia G1Herei Tr9reiliag AsrAf, 10 visit diff
rrrnt eisis and towns hrknghoaI the United States
yestng HIP villa authority 10 appoint sab agents
Us and fkRa Ehe Hair Tonic, and 70 apply the
KS KS IOtfiFlvE Il, and II put them into The hands
n those hH may app9ial "a operate wherever Sui;i-
rseni nnnipcT "a patients in any towa or neighbof-
hood shaltE5e obtained.
III Capt GEORGE CALVERT. or Fauauiercoun-
w, a = hone authorized 10 aef General Travel
trg Asenls' viib the powers atoye Indicated
Il tapt I'll may De- expected 10 visit as speedily as
rEseticahh the principal cities and towns of the
G'niar. Hill
IL y qlfIi+ Calvert Will always have on hand .
ipA snFnlt1 81 ihe HAIR TONIC (which elcanses
the mad eFdantHGH strengthens and III vgofales The
aalr, and hreTeass il also from falling or fpr the
fcglol Of fhnntfH most contiguous 10 his operations
~ y may Hways be Obtained, wholesale or retail
ny Addressing ih9 pTsps ieiors,
IL WISE s SON.
kichlnpnd Val NbYemheE - 1919 =
= The TONIC can be hadof The following
named DrtlggistS id Richmond: Messrs PuRcELl.
LAnD q IN GAySoR g WlooD, DovE 4 Isalc ard
GHAs BE}RKTF& CO. R,lcs one dollar prr bastls
Al ~ teftidt FIJI 5ffF dosIarsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

AZ Datehman married a, yankee wife, who
turned out to s,s an intolerablc vixon One
,lay. when irritaseA beyond Ill endurance by
her tongue, lie POOR fellow began To ra3iaz
little in turn. lie tried, deed, to call the
woman BY tkst very offensive but expressive
cpishet which signifies the female Of the ca
nine species, BAT shocked at the thought of
using 50 unbrsosaing phrase to lady. he
gave vent Is iiswratl Ia an ingenious cir
eamlocution, by swearing that she was re
IEifs az a ftlni ~ HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
! inistI wTT.9 :

Once when N,e lord lieutenant oflTreland
was riding In ;the PhWnix Park with Sir
Hercules Lapsrisire, he complained Of his
predecessors fsr leaving it SOVIET ami swan
py. Langrishc fcptied, !. They we're tho much
oecnpicd IN draining tlsrest ofthe Kingdom :
Pat, on one j,octsion. was being scilteuced
to transportati5n. and remarked to abystand
er,I.. NJ lord il giving an Elegant lecture on
botany Whun the sentence turned cut 10
be fourteen yehrs, Pat, who was already
setcran, said, Jim delighted to hear it, my
lord, for, By me soal, | didnt think had all
that time 10 l&e d
Three Hibetn;ahs were travelling tegeth-
or Oh foot at night tired and hungry, they
asked the dist3necE TO their point Of destina-
tioi Three miles was the reply Good
luck 10 YOU seplied the spokesman, that's
only mile atiece for u.s.
A beggcr-wcinsh in the country followed
a gentleman, d. bis great annoyance, for q
bou, mile, aud On bidding him coed bye
lad he.modeSly 10 ask him for q little six
pence i For what, asked the gentleman,
what have you ienc for me = AN then,
sure, hsyen't i hsen keeping yer lener II
sssscQsrsf II lstisst Cooks yoaeraaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Wa. I.isIe BaIser,


~ #9- s afF.IfgIs1-s5 2Ng777 WIN
TDRACTfskS mall Tie Cburts uf jefferson i5eri-
4 cley. and Clarke couhtics #
BciES Or Eit "A sssidneF u MASSACHUSETTS Penn
sylvanfa MzsbSSnf, North Carolina, Misxiseipg'i
Kentnrsya I bsssce Ohio. Indiana, IIIiBoi4 aad
M5ssoHri sf tl{ gta.e Ct Virginia. be will ii puf
snance of1he gsetss vested in him .Exep1res take
The aatnssS iii ssi OIL AMI dtkisaficas unIdr the
Seal af Gsihes tsy DEED, Mortgage, Bill Of SAFE
Powef 1f IeKns de- ether Instrument al wfisihg ID
be used III. reksFasd III any of said Sla,esH He
will Assk5k seppsi.iens and proof III debts 10 Le
us<d III aaB uffgSs Ceurfs afsaid States
fSYT RsasoaT w. dag OIL Of JsfcFsenttounirIw who
may have hussa5ss with hsrn as Commissioned win
please giyf hilhl6a& notice BY mail. Olicelfa tic
nutthe4si raoakl ri the Dtd Fellows Hail.
Senffnn9ssr Hi l5l9--lfrn kEI- Ai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

Mrs pAh4.fN.sroN q EpuCA4iDN +-A For
nv nart / canst deceive what Oh airth eddica7
ton IS comm toa When / was Young, if a
rail- only understood the rules nf distraction,
provision. muhikiying. rsplenishing and the
common dentsnisator, and knew all about
the rivers Observation-Disclosures the covenants
and dormitbtsselsL The provinces and the um-
pires,sihey hal eAaisasion enough. But now
they have "a ssessdy bottsmy, Algierba and
have 10 demcRssrAte suggestions about syc-
ophauts 81 cScsss, tangcnss and Diogonies
Of paralIelogfasAs 10 say nothing about the
oxhiies, constiSkk and abstrase triangles.'
And The old lad was 50 confused NTH the
technical nas,es that she was forced to stop.
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COSTUME HALL
cDasEH 0g raATr ST, ! cz.svTIaii. ,,,Rxrr 49,
' CL0THING wAREuorsE

coasEA o. raATr 81. cxxTar MaRxrr sp,r.
GLoTHING WAREHOUSE.
III sEIE proprietor of Ire ahlrs ,,.,s
respecifasly infoyn the eiiinsns uf galtirorr
ana nat he has received from Enrape The
ffILLe. AND WINTER FASHIONS!
Iegssher Eiih rich assortment IL Goods adapsed
70 THO coming season. Consisting *
SrPERFTNE FRENCH GERu4y arn
ENGLISH CLOTHS CASTOR BEA VE.PS
PffffsOIiS, And PELIT0Tlc0AIYNGS 81
4 ne e article for OFERSACKS ANDRUSISFzs
COATS. Also. splendid assortment III
Will FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CAssIsiEREs ANDIDOEsKINs,
Of ne aost desirable styles imported this season
RICH We slTIINGs.
we hare, and are constantly receiving. New S,yles
q Y r. IlNGS, Consisting Df Plain and Figured s
SfLK and HOOLLE.S FELFETs FYf.-
LIED AND STRIPED CiS1fAfERES A
SiLAS. S4TINSTANfD TALENCIaS
OF All shades and colors.
OUR CUSTOM WORK
Is ctr dSD MADE in the best nahneF-and a regards
!. style and W eAkmanshipS Is warranted 10 give en-
tire satisfaction, and at greatly reduced rriers
READY-MADEs CLOFHlaG.
Persons I'M want Of READY. MADE CLOTH.
ING! are particularly invited 10 call and examine
our Stock hefare purchasing else where as We man
ufae'ilrR-all qualities Of
FA's HIoN ABLE LoTHIN
And our assortment Of that aftiele is at all ,mes
iafge WHICH offers % purchaser great indncement
81 pIpeMl3H { All article of quality which eanno.
Is oslalncdin any other C!Slhihg establishments ia
We have oh hand and are constantly manufacturing
GARMENTS or EMERY VARIETY. I
FROM THE BEST MATERIALS. IN THE
MOsTAPPROEED STYLES. FOR FALL. :
AND WINTER WEAR,
Consisting DE-
I StRToTT, SACK and PELITOT
OV l. II q OATS,
oL az eolors, qualities and sizes, from 50 So so
10, 8 80 and upwards,
BOYS SACK AND OyERCoATs.
A large assignment OF Boys Sick and Overcoats
20 Pef cent. less than the usual prices.
SuPERFLNE FRocK AND DRESS COATS,
MADE FROM sb, AZ
GERmiN,AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
IN THE LATEST FASHION.
ItRGg sTaex or
TWEED COATS, PANTS AND VESTS.
We have a large assortment Of
TWEED FRoCKs AND SACKS,
A NEW ARTIctE.
FOREST SACKS, FOR SFOHMY WEATHER.
H P.ANTALOO Ns,
From Super French Doeskihs:
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
OF every variety of Shade and Color, a, 81, 80,
LIS, 1880, 3, 3 80 and uP4afds.
VESTS.
Made from rich Yelvcis, Satius, Cashmeres and
Yalehcias and al all pricesg
REMEMBER THE MAMIE AND PLACE,
C9fner v Praa street an4aIcedtrs lIarla Space
Baltimore, Ngr. % lsia-if.
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Cash for Negroes,

T1dE subscriber is anxious ID purchase ! large.
j. number Of Negroes, Of boih sexes, sound and
likely Persons having Negroes to dispose Of, will
end II to their interest ID give him aca before sell
ing as lie will pay the Irery hgAea cash prices.
Il He =an be seen atthe Berkeley Courts at Martins
burg on the 2d Aonday and al Bcrryvile on the 4ih
Monday in each month, and usually al his residence
in Chsriestown.
All letters addressed to him win be promptly at
tended to. VIM CROW.
Chsrlestowu. Feb. u, lsiS-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
LFiItE rs > UIe.9.l-CE.
THE SA1h,ss'Yss I Lo ~ FUND Lire Assam Axci
t# SacirTF, OF LONDON

TIE SAIHtsNsL LOAN FUND LIRE AssuR AScl
Hf II aiSaclETY, OF LONDON
C.rff ALisa 5oo0oo-Suaptrs S255 coo.
T'liR aIi&ri4fsned b Agent loF the atoyc Inssitn
u ASnF rfepared 10 receive proposals f3r f.if.
Assurance shA 70 give all the qectssafy iniornia
ton Qn iiie ssaheet The Company has a Local
Beard be Ihi fsJ1rs I'll the city1of New YORK HI Il
der lhediff9ihn and control Of this Baahi EarE
pottionol II capital is invested, as all aldtibni
security tltEsf Ametieap Insurers and lis d art,una
OF claim pii psleiir confidence The rates oijprs.
MUM a. iAis9hee are as low, and The conditions d.
ING policy atfiRs liosal as those Of any ohcI ihslis
tutonk& II As n. s# 81 !!
The pflmgtFnannet in which all losses hasse|Esers
adtusd bH Af society, its high reputation togkhhes
with tfie l9SS Fatcs otpremium present. great ins
durcmenfsiSAkch as aredisposed Id insure
PriAted IsJaemenIs explanatory lof the business
amp Ills adFspiages Of Lie ASSURANCE, viii b ,fur:
AppiicaIsa Us be IN Ade to r. W. HER BERT, 81
in his ab5thef from ChatlcssowI, to DR. G. r. Ma
son, Medidaf Examiner. III. sItj 4
Dr. Jotix.D srARRY,
FL i sIlsdfes,f Rraaiaef, Hrpsrs- Ffrfy,
4lI Da.i. III TaYLoa,
fltIi 4 Msdiraf ErantiaeF, SasPAeYfsoErn
Ehariestb Dir Nov 1919 # i
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usTTfstesn Y AGryCy.
Y AlEIETY..
GO IIr Hon-TAII..

T.
Y 4 specimen a the genius Hoosier . was
found 6y Capt .-4l-++--; ol the steamer ~, in
the engine room b. Ills boat while lying at
I.ouisriIle Yons fus morning 10 Dune The
Captain inquired toAhow, what he was do
ing therc1 u
Have you seen Capt PeryYa was the
interrogative response Il i
III don't kaoF him y and cant toll what
tlrs has 70 DO with your, being in#my engine
ro6fa, replied Tho GartaAAapgrily
I" Hold on that 'ssjust what was getting
A. You see, Cdpts Ferry and | walked
down town together Gspt- Perry asked me
ID drink, and 50 II sia; know that want
Cd u drink, on Iwoeldn't have bccnso cttss.
eddy SO Capt Perry and / drank two or
three times gart Perry and | went to the
ball-CaPt Perry was putting on some ex-
tras on one too | Sings oat, +Goft, Capt
Perry, il you bust ySur bilernI With th4t
man Steps up 10 PIE, aid says he,
zee hctesstranger, you must leave
SaysI, { What INSIST leave fur NJ
Says heY sosir making TOO much inoisee5,i-
Says Eve hcclin bigger crowds than
this, and made nlsrcsnoise, anl dida'tleave
nuthcrn
Il With that lie tux inc by the nape Of the
neck and the seat Of the brtehcs, aud left
As | wasshofn down the stairs, / met Ia.
dS / knew BE wasalady By remark she
made Ssys she.
Young mss, Ireeken you'll go home with
me ~
X Md I-7A,at4p,
I'D bin her house but short time
when heaEsea Fl Of Knocking at
the-door 4 $now the chap wantedto ret in
whoever he was, Or be wouldn't have kept
up such a thsndcrin racket BY and by,
says voice.
Y 3'iIfyou dga'toPcn. III burst in the door .
+ And 50 be sid -
i put 'on a siola face andsaysI,
!, stmngeis does this woman belong to
your, :
Says he, g sledpes,"
4IfLen, s,.ss shes virtuous. I think,
from all tha. e have seen either Il
/. with Tine lie came at me. with pistol
! in one hand aldalboaie knife inSthe5 other
and bein' 4 lseia pressed for time, jumped
through the windy a leayin' the bigger por-
tion Ut nay c,sat=taln. As / was Areakin, it
down town, Nfth the fragments auttering to
the the brcczo, met friend by a remark
he made SaHslhe,
"Goit, Bob sail.hes gainin' on you ~
And that's tlle way | happened IN your
engine room, I'm agoodswimmcr, Captain,
but do excuse eae,1if sou please, fron takin
water FfLosssfiRe jouraai
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i-fssa's.,,ar -seade!my'
IA FSaardin0 Schoal5

TIME Fall lfsIli ~ this InItiutisa sif eomaence
4 u On lhaafss Isl pfezs6ey ). 1873 The ceaske Of
study enihfac4Ediss different branches 81 colEptte
English EAp9hIs u, 10 eonnection with the Latn,
g Feekt FTkadhsa Spanish languages aud rs full
course ID M4tAraiafics-
ReeILafrd4tses VI LEcruREs d. NatIEal P Ihiloso-
ply. CheiAssEtTasd Astronomy are delivered Up The
students eariIgsf.se year These LECTURES aresuly
Illustrated bs lfe4ns Of complete ST II APpafsfRs.
All The iuEash3Aes are taught In as practical a
mannaf az p{Hssble Every facility for j rapil and
lh1rodgh 8aEaaeemtnl in sGudyis aforiled lhe stu
dents. ard 4iyare required to exer their best ener
gtes fun the attstnineEl pf this desired object
The SrayttNtsG Class Is frequently exercised ia
surveying lHYtng OPT, and dividing Land taking
heighis aaa Ftssncds, &C., &c, b which Ineans
they bfrarnc dly potent 70 pctforrA the dnties
OF Z SfcfsFe1 4is y entar an Eagiaefr Corps H
The AstRAsqAscaL Class have areess 10 large
Ties1gPd Y lS, gia4nfiyins power. and on Suitable
evenings nlaEsk observations on the Plaaets Fixed
Stars, and Holsfs Pedestal bodies.
Phdse k1sians the FRsScn aud SPANIsll Ian
guhgesha Fs 8lls advantage Oh datyegnrct satoa III
the Teacher mf resides in The family and brhoine
able MIX oklF L. fra k$tats those languages butto
s2aak tlscEn wtSk efaee and fiucncy IT'LL
TgRsti, lldf Board Washing Fucl. Light iwth
tutioHil LItt5 Gretk AMI Mathematics, $3.50 90
per annunt Iessbh quarterly, in a9taaeFi the quar-
tcrs eapsi4t H.tlli Weeks Tuition inNFrensh pr.
sPanith s8 Ny qfiarter extra. students may Ifnifr
atanyiFns ue pay from The time Of their entf4neee
NF Ek,4 II. IL BR0cKETT. PRINCIPAL
AlerhndFiR Ma, Aggaa9 Isi9-6nfw6snl
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WILLOW fsill Boarding school,
D4f iile ifa kerafysFllle.I

.Z II RsM /. H. =raARY, Pnl$tlr4L. 4.
TN Iaiiistsien Ibis been in successful operation
~ 1pF fEAfis lean tWoyears and affords th6r6ugi
lasuneti9p hp3be Latia' and Greek languages, ID
E1slish, iaSHtsihg my higher Mathe mates ItSs. Il
The }ehslag setla wall commence On Mpniar
August a7sh il i. NH
B5afi4 TnitioH. &c, SEQ per Session
Faitlpt3+$G to SIP per Session. Y
WiHnouHl Ff44E Aaeh,st q 1910 flE 81
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Boating and Commission Business.

Boating and Commission Business.
zEENIIE subscribers bayihg boats constantly run.
i ming 10 Georgetown and Alexandria, do re-
specifuliy inform all persdEIs having PRODUCE 10
sndto pihef market than they viii boat il On rea-
snnable TERMS They also have a Warehouse sith-
atpd On the chesapeake add Ohio Canal, and onthe
Baltimore ahd Ohio Rail Road, and will forward
paots,ce 10 any point on the Baltimore road OF on
Tile Winchester road. at aFerysmall charge III
+ IA supply DR. Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar Shingles,
Lathes, Lumber, &c, alWayson hand and for sale
low WAi. H. ELGIN s. CO.
HarperstFerFy Jan II. llS49-tf
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Dgctng.

m WISH ID ihsorm the hubble thatI am now pre-
il pared tolcuHor any article of wearing appafsl or
piece work that may be Offered. saeh as Silk Dress
Is, SkawIs, Goats, Plantations and pieces Of raer-
chandize any shade or cobr. II:
Our DgeT having had mnch experience in this
line Of business can Fecdmnend him with any-de-
gree of confidence. He excerpts, however. BoHaezs
ard Rbbets as those arIi4es require more time in
dreSsing thah lie can spaTE.
ANY article Ieft at my ssbre by the list Of any one
month will Always be realty for delivery the own
erIby the 18Th % the sametmonlh.
w. L. WEBB!
Shephefdsown Sep. 2f. IStg.-I
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BANK NOTES
I'M ailsolvent Banks inthh Uaitcd States, bought
" and sold at The best-ratGs. t5
DrHNs, Noes. Aecelaaaicfs and Balls
on aRl accessible pointsin lhe UhiDn, collected ana
remiaIres promptly made 10 any part OF the coun-
tFy % The most favorable terms
tE1 E,yCH4NGE.
+ Bills Of Exchange, and Bank Checks, ON most Of
the principal Cities, bought aHd sold at The bes;
rI1esf
November %, 5Si9-ly
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sL-a tlpus,i Il vas Califarpey chat was
trying "a gsA y said Mrs. Darlington, as
SIC read III LIST ballotings for Clerk il the
House 81 REPRESENTATIVES,, but lis NJ.
Forney Bht ! skpose its anonymous 70 the
sane thing ,llthsi've only dropped The Pro
vis6 : = IND. GaSctle