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pERTH AnrBoY sIisuNARY.-Thi. inrtitution aGordns
thorough Of training o college Or srsns together WIN
twenty eisb,h WEDNESDAY, May 2.
The building comodou, and IL internal arrange
the comfort Of the pupils and encour
pasa"t re,s@sa eass ~ aec.-. provcbal hesne.s
and bathing valuable philosophical
sas essSaS ans s and r@mssu@ provided viii reference
health AVID physical training of The minor advantages Of %
The Principal possessing advantage devotion hi.
his enlightened Christian parent could
Terms s1s per session Of ~ week. tuition, with
use OF book. for English studies.
Fsom "a. Faculty sfa, College Of Ys~ Jer'ey
Having opportunity o. knowing the talents. literary and
sSslnpsr oa M s a. wcodsrsss while he sudsn,
college and sl.o having found Una, student, ~ $ % %
Iesche, competency fidelity ryns n.,eon and
~ guardian. may have fall cenadenes
John MAcLEhS, ylss r,s.dcu, and Prof q . Gssss
CoLtror o Nsw Jrpssr, April |, 1881.
nrrrrrsors
yo.eph Henry LID, Smithsonian Institute, ID. q.
Rev. lame. w AieIsnaer, D. D. Princeton, New Jersey
noni.'. and references, apply TO the Principal on,e,nop
Apo-diw Perrin hmsoy New Jersey.
DAITIMoRE Female cor.x..-Thi. institution, incorpo-
by legislature of Maryland and ENJOYING aesa patron
eompI.hed edpes,op fse tuldnrs are pea.sny located with
modern convenience TOT he
number Of boarding and day scholars
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTIONS.
N @, Brooks A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev. n, ". Nsdai, A. NJ, biblical literature
aey an. Waugh, a n msshem,,e- and natural science
=, ". Pratt, ". ~, assistant in do do
Miss N. a. DIXON, English and Bellies Leues
!" y Rochester, assistant IN English
= GeoEans A. Hulse, French language.
y ELLEN q, gobrecht Instrumental music.
= VI A. Porter assistant do
hhtsheh :. shcar painting
1 Mt A. a. Cleveland, mus
Irsss Boarding for session, "a weetsl ST 70
cnieThie %
preparatory 10 10 90
Gcss'ornes, with nfprmson TO he had on
appicanonto
| Ap2t-2aw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal,
HANGING Acsdemy-Frst Gours~,-Mf. y, L.rsr has
the honor announce 70 e citizens Washington
dancing
Tuesday, his residence
| avenue, opposite WiIlards hotel
Dsys Washington Thursdays, and ss,ur-
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Also broken lots below the above named
With beautiful assortment OF ladies' pocket handkerches In
all medium and fine grades.
We buyers generally 10 the
OF variety all OF which we
anxious to reduce, and will sell cheap 10 do So
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
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DEDUCTION prices 10 reduce stOck.-We respectfully
and public in general although early
determined offer stock
greatly reduced pces order on our entire spring and
supplies Great bargains be expected and
really offered We following GOODS viz
Rich fancy Silks checks, striped and plain
Chene and iouards
India ell p!aids, &c.
An extensive assortment OF bereges in plain modes
IIighcolored, plain lheued mouseDe dc lanes
Shalies, berege de LANES, tissues, sc.
French English, aud American prints
Chintzes, gnghanls, iiwna, mlsins
&c., all gfades and prices
Plain whte and embroidered Swiss musins
colored musns, which will be sold
below any price heretofore named
White cambrc musns jacone cambrics Nansook, and null
nuslins
Full assortment plaid musns, including all grades
Ia black goods have
Fine black apacas bombans moussene de anes hefeges,
grenadines,
With black silks emb acing all the widths
and qualities
Ladies' linen handkerehiefs
have The
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GUIDE to the Virginia Springs giving,
and Distances description o the sprina and also Of
natural curosites OF the State One small volume Price
The London Lancet for June and July.
The International Magazine for July.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
June Rock sellers, near
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PHiLiP BARTON KEY will attend TO any business
Ne may be nu.d before either of the courfs cf this bis
@ and win also attend 20 the prosecution Of claims before Con
". and the pepsrnnenn Once on sresf.
NssSsfos, July 10, r11- July H-Ava
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NV ENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran

NV ENTY DOLLARS REWARD--Ran away from the
I'd of March, 1851, coloed woman CATfA
alias Francis supposed TO be about hve feet
inches high She Is OF rather delicate appearance and
She supposed be hiring out In Wash
woman secred by free persons Of color
Al forewsned against hiring OF haroong her. The
above reward viii be paid on her delivery to me. -
Mar 25-3awu j. 4. HlLTON'
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NONEsTTC and Orp.me Mental Cottages and tand.cnP.
esdennea Series OF Designs Adapted 10 the United stes
wRanlett 2 vols. 1s1a. Il
Designs Cor Country Village Residences In the United States
Yheh with Details, Specifications Plans and Dncchons, ana
hsnmstss ofCost Of Each Design. 2vois., 1850
go,hc Architecture Applied Modern Residences by Anot
VOL, 1850.
Two Hundred Design. and Villas by Me.ss Walter
Asmith.
pcsnns Architecture for Cottages, Farm Houses,
and Villas, VOL, 1851.
Dowps Landscape G.rdeninss Architecture adapted
70 North America. 4 vol, 1850.
p"nns Architecture and Desigss for Cheap Cottages and Farm
Houses. vol, 1851.
Together with many other on the and other
'',neh.s Of architecture and building
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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constitute and appoint --,ot - -, my true and law
locate land warrant No.
land, which issued under of Seplembe
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Power Of substitution may be inserted, dssired.l
sisnedin presence
Wdrrantee's Signaturs
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THE Geld worsh,pp~r., or The Day. We Lave In
future historical by the author o. . Whteinars
NAY ~ : ''Op'''s' " W. "''' yRANcK TAYLOR.
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Pamphlets containing ii with Interesting
Of the panacea very liberal
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Az t.wtf SAMUEL CAKUsI co.
second Courpe.-Dnncing Academy.
SrR r. n Liable the citizens OF
that his second course OF dancing
Thur-dsy, January y At hh
residence, Pennsylvania avenue opposite WiaIds Hotel
Days tuition Thursdays, and ssu'
DAYS Mondays and Fridays
Dec 2S--difn
rrIE Geology, and its connected Sctences
". Amherst College, OF
| nntur RAJ Ind geology vol.
Earth Man being lectures comparative physcm
relation 10 the history Of mankind. vol
Adamo ny
Harris, ID. author the Teacher. vol. -
Contributions theological soenceMan Primevai ny 'ohn
Harris. I vol ,y.m.s,
Poetry being Of Of Natures
by Robert Hunt. | vol. ~ a..
Foopn Of Creators by Hugh Miller, with memoir o. me
author by Agassiz. vol
The Old Red Sandstone; by Hugh Miller. J vol
And Of the class Of science ,,oy r.vr op
June @ theNon -,1S1l--- i4'S-
SERyICrs AHoat AN Ashore during ane 's'cs"
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/ r,i. 10 ' Booksellers near 9Th st
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TowNsEND,s New Testament, American edition


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Townsend's Old Testament, similar edition, ~ %.
Paraphase the Old aud New Tesla
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Lowman 4 vols, large octave, ell.
wainwrights Snort Family Prayers. vol, II cents
wlberforccs Family Prayers. vol, - cents - :.
Duty OF Man edtionI by Rev W. ~ HAWKINS
oxford, vol, IS cents. -, !, -, -
Moshiem's Ecclesiastical Horyi new eo'non os' o'o'
81
Pa svo. complete In ., - "
Studies N Christian Biography; by osgood vol
Moelps Philosophy Of Religion vol
Just received. .,..,e,,, ,,.,,,or
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COLTON's Land and ses Colton's ship and shors =
The American Cotton spinners Pocket Guide; the "o"os
and Fo-pders Pocket Guide. .
or The snow Rrd-a Tale Life by Caroline Lee
i :" WV y TAYLOR MAURY,
Juns ia Boohseners, near 9Th st
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S,ERyICys AHoat aud Ashore during the "sucs"
y Wat-illpstraied nv Lieut. Raphael semmesl " =, N
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" of carpeting, matching that In Trinity church.
ladies supplied from The last bale are resp
fully informed they have opportunity OF furnishing
uniformity with that OF the church.
bales Cocoa Selliton door mats
do list carpetng
do do
Always hand general assortment OF earpetng matnrs
materials table linens, which will be sold oy
price any retailing house In the country.
May 6-3teoif CBAGETT DoDso'
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Sermons volumes.

II EI.NiLI's sermons-2yOumes.
MI Manniaga sermons--thrce SERIES in three volumes
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
the United Sntos-l vol.
Bishop History ofhe Church OF England to the Revolution
OF l6SS-l vol.
candcrs History the Christian Religion and Church. vol
Thorntanh Family Prayers and Commentary-l vol.
Old Truths aud New Erursi by Rev z. NJ Buner-l vol
Earnestnesa by q. u. Taylor.
Lady Mary by G. u. Taylor.
The Angels Song, by q. u. Taylor.
Mark Wilton by q. n. Taylor
Margaret The Pearl by g. u. Taylor.
Scenes n Clergymans Life BY q. b. Taylor
wyaus Christian Ofbces-l vol. - :. -. ~
tRANCk TAYLOR
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lTUDEs In Defense Active dc- Places. par Gene
u raj Picot-l
Bstore de forhcaon fermanenie manuel des moieurs
de fofcaton aduite de fAnemnnd
Dupareg, capitsine Genie9 and atlas Of plates
Fort6cson Moderne des syemes
modernes Francas Aemande Maurice capne dn Genie
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Fertilization Polygonas CaPonneres ohc'er sehe
radt de Genie vol and aas
Tae des Mtres tusage de ofciers am
faptere de cavaene par Professeur Unrsr- vol 49,.
Cours Abrege dhr6crs public rauoraton do mne ne
Ia Juerree-t vo and
Fonuies Tables Praiques aide memoe des
ngeneurr des architects, Acy par Clapdel-l vol
Many other and services ana heu
| various branches
Just imported direct from Paris by -. -, -
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Sealed and delivered ia presence OF
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INSTRUCTIONS t0 Gymnastics, containing ~ fnD de-
scrpion of eight hundred enuravinesi by j. y
DAonea late Military school in 81 Peterbureh
and IN Paris, l vol Ito.
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FORM No 3.

FORM No3
STATE
COUNTY
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"Is your note good?" asked woodman
the other day, of a person who offered
note for load Of maple. We'll" repli-
ed the purchaser. 81 should think it ought
to bs--every body's got one!"
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DR.. SOuleS Oriental Sovereign Balm Pills.

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CoStlveness, Nervous Debility,
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Headache, &c. None jenuine unless
the name of DR.. +. l.. Soule d Co is on
tie face of the box. For sale by the under
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II. i. PERSIUNC.
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snow is the time TO Buy

"NOw is the time TO Buy
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
S tie motto at Pershing's Drug Store A
4 mong lis articles may be found:
1000 lbs. White, Red and BlackLead.
60 Gallons Linsced Oil.
Barrel Lampblack.
/ Barrel Operas.
Barrel Nader,
Barrel Turpentine,
1000 lbs SalcratuS,
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/ Barrel Logwood,
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l Keg Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps, Plug
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the purchaser. ii. B. p.
Plymouth April l6 so no lily
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