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asfN KlO assss an
SWEET and White sulphur sprtngs.-A.duced ed fare
~ increased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cheapest
bie and most expeditions the Sweet and White sur,
Springs;
From Washington by the Richmond fredericksburg and Pum
railroad.
From Baltimore the comfortable pressure steamer M
ryland, Capt. q. l.. Mitchell
Connecting Richmond with Richmond and Danye Dn
load.
Fare from baltimore TO White Sulphur.
" baltimore TO Sweet springs gs..................... IA
Washington TO White Sulphur. Is
Washington Sweet Springs. ......,....., IA
:" Richmond 10 White sulphur. ................, 10
" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs. ...............,....
Leave baltimore every Tuesday ard Thursday afternoon
O'Clock, connecting at Aqua Creek with
Richmond at 4 p. m. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily (except Sunday al a Lynch
burg al 10Y Leave Lynchburg 6k Duiords
~ TO Mountain House at 7k p m Sweet Springs
lu Leave sweet Springs after breakfast and
Sulphur By lax Returning leave White Sulphur 3k an
sweet Springs Ix Leave Sweet Springs and
Iynchbarg same day BY night Leave Lynchburg at
Richmond same day by 5h 22m. p.
Fare from Richmond 10 White Sulphur Slo
i" Richmond 10 sweet Springs. .....................
Passengers citing travel in The night
Buiords and proceed without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets be had board the steamboats, the
from Capt c. E. MITCHELL the steamer NHryand the
of the Richmond and Danvile railroad Richmond.
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLok s. MAuRY, booksellers,
~ Pennsylvania 9h have just received
ply Of splendid gold the best paiern every price, from
my dollars Among them will be found Rapps ceie
braed nchs approved exant close
quill being Of degrees hexb
to suit any handwriting.
SpnfR
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NocE-Ths undersigned hereby aforn The citizens Of Wash
~ nvton and The public generally that they have this day entered
into cOpanerrp Tor the making plans specifications
dwelling and houses and
al descriptions budsrs' thorough prscicn
with branches of bsdng authorizes
the undsgned u offer their services the increasing dc
mands or the community.
Once ,rest, north de, third door om sh
open for business from Z, a m, "a 9, n.m m.
Al orders will be attended 20 promptly and upon liberal terms
John c. HAEKNEss.
AuR l0-2axim WA. w. BIRTH.
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no OWNERS OF Lands In Ter..A gentleman in virgin,

OWNERS OF Lands In Terssh gentleman in Virginia
who good surveyor and lawyer desires % Teras
would like the
Of lands in thai country, with view to bring them into
market.
family and small and Il DESTROYS of
agriculture He the satisfactory testimonials fcapac
integrity and responsibility and his general acquaintance
enable considerable emigration Teras
Any ofTerss lands who would inclined avail himself
pacedin correspondence
advertiser and suitable responses, addressing paid
WIN. GOULDfN,
General saent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Marla
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-IThe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
~ NJ n pa

rr-ESm The public informed that under the present
IkHHY, arrangements of this company, inspected
LInItM approved by the Navy Department. suitable
strength and power for conversion into war
United States mails, will
Francisco Immediately arrival OF
nails Francisco for Panama the
18th The following steam packets be
longing this now in the Pacific OF which
will be always each end of the
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NIiIs Is give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tnined from orphans Of Washington the Dis
c OF Columbia letters of administration the personal eae OF
Francis w. Domnick Ayes, South America, de-
All persons having claims the said deceased
hereby exhibit same vouchers thereof
before
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of August, 1881
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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Etns Insurance. Company. of Uucs, New York.
Capital sl7oyooo.
Hs company continues against damage by
public private buildings the city and country furniture
goods and merchandise generally Also
and risks by 'enmboa railroads. rivers and lakes mken the
m fsvorsble
system ofhusiness equitable and SAFE,
accumulated an ample
surplus fund.- which, addition the capital
IL careful enabling
Naturalization 70 those who may
husnes. with this company
John y. HINNAN, President
II. ". HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SLIDING, Agent
I'm street, opposite Odd Fallow-, Han.
' Jun ~Oo--3swlv
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DISTRICT or CeLuNBIA,
Washington county, TO acii
ORPHAs's COURT,


Washington county, 10 1f:
ORPHAs's CouRr,
August 3 ls52.
Ordered that the administrator the personal estate Of Francis
W. Domnck Bueno hyres, South America, deceased
required creditors said deceased by
a weeks, In the Union.
Tests En. N, ROACH, Register.
Aug e-la~3w
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CIIARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

THEIR anxiety To extend the OF education
render this school emneDy useful have
afforded board and tuition prices far below
similar insunionsudcien barely spene
of The sirictest The
confidence and the present extensive of study have
appoint additional
which the of the school demand the board
been induced To make small addition the charges
aggregate hoped will be sufficient for all contingencies There
fare
Resored That hereafter charges institution
shall be as follows
Per quarter
In the primary English department 81
In the Mathematical department alone
In the CLASSICAL classical and mathematical department
IN the department OF modern languages, for each foega
In the sccutihe department. chemistry natural phlOs
ophy, astronomy, practical surveying SC, with
instruments and attendance on experimental lectures,
Board washing, &e., heretofore e.....,........ y
qhe vacation extended third MONDAY
September.
BY order ofihe board Of trustees;
T.. T. BRlscoE. Register
CHARLorTE Hall, 81 Mary's county, Md, Juy 30 Isig
Aug %
NLORIOUs NE,SysThe most important discovery vel made
binders cabinet makers druggists &c This lesga
glue, liquid always no bg
is free from smell, and will keep liquid hr
for wood china glass
substance; stands REPUTATION
wherever has introduced, Is of the d saving
mechanics is Observable at first sight We offer liberal nducenen
less ty 20 than ordinary glue We making
extensive for TALL
viii do well 10 attend to this Immediately We establishing SOLE
agents all ppnlous throughout the United States Sold
bottles OF three and also by the gallon. Small
any part OF the tinted States carriage free.
Also the British furniture peh In bottles ofihre County
merchants, attend TO the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS co,
Jsy 5-d5m Cedar street, near Pearl, New lofk.
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y. Y MILLHRs
Of Virginia.
YERBY q MILLER,

Pennsylvania 7 and s Washington d. CO
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foregn and domestic stapl.
fancy goods, maings, oooihs, table
piano covers Spreads banke sheenss and honseur
nishing dry goods generally.
Strict prompt, personal attention given orders.
Dec9 = lyif
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OFFICE the New York aud Liverpool Waited states
Mail Steamship Company, No. Wall streetNew York Au-
7ih, lssThebooks for subscription the balance of
This subscribed for previous
for increased mail from will he opened
ONCE above from the 10th ash September
elusive, BY order Of the board of directors.
wu 4. youLE,
AneIo Secretary
NE HOLLANDS French CONNIE Pate, n superior er-
~ envelopes ofesrs which
he distant parts q ,hs world ror sale ~
TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct Booksellers 9th
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EAN ss q

Baltimore and wssbington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains - fhllowsi
Leave Washington at and y, m, 2i, m, and4
Leave Baltimore At Al and Q, a. Z; and ~, p.
ON Sundays Washington
the second and fourth omitted.
Tickets Philadelphia New York
obtained by trains leaving at O. and = Passengers
Of themselves and baggage,
Baltimore rhiadcphis, railroad
Badensburg, s3 quarter viii be
r. ", PARSONS,
Ap Q5-dn Assnt.
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Indefinite Postponement Of Land sales In lows.

tudehnts Postpopemeuto OF Lana IN
Office of public land. ordered
be held far6sd Iowa City and Dubuque, in the State Of
bearing 29h July ulto, here
by ndsy popOns in Of the act Of Congress
titled three additional land districts In
g 1852 by which nearly all the lands
proclamation detached from the above nd districts
earliest pracea-
bic Offices shall have been duly organized.
ny President MIbbAHD FILLMORE.
Ions WILsOS,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
I9-Iaw4w
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oner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE
To Pre- epon Canans Les,eei 0ccupanfs Permit
teeso Of Mineral Ldnds.

To Pre- eption Cainanis and Les,cef Ocpanfs Permit
Of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled the right Of peempon any
townships and fractional townships
meated required establish the the satisfaction Of
register Of the land Office and make
therefor pracicd seeing THE notice.
appointed OF the pahc sale Of the lands
embracing claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
right under the act entitled An
land district the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
other purposes approved Sd Isf7 opanf
pec the Of their leases permits
townships and fractional townships above
under the entitled can
price mineral lands in the Lake Superior
district Michigan Chippewa district IN Wisconsinn y
approved e6h September 1850 enter The land covered by their
and permits respectively nj the minimum price
81 Is per covering thar full section, eni
tied of permit the proper land
purchase shall full section the
" so Is required establish the the salts
and receiver Willow nver and make
therefor practicable after seeing ~ notice, and be
appointed public
the claimed otherwise
forfeited.
John WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Once.
Aua IQ-lawl9w
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University OF Nashville.
Medical Department.

University OF Nashville.
Medical Department.
VE second annual this department will
Monday OF November next, and con
ill of the ensuing March.
Paul r.. Eve M. Practice Surgery.
John Walson NJ d. Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
and Children.
A. H. Buchanan, d. Surgical Pathological Anatomy and
PLY yssoey.
Bowling M Practice OF Medicine.
C. X Winston, d. Materia Medica and Medical Jurspu-
dence
Robert Porter, M. d., General and Special Anatomy.
j. Berrien Lindsey, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William Il. Bnggs, NJ, D.. Demenslraior OF Anatomy.
will be opened for students the first
Monday of October.
The students will have the State Hospital
preliminary will be given by the profes
sors, commencing also Monday of October.
professor SIS maulaiion ticket s. dissecng
ticker, $40 graduation fee S25
Good obtained The from 81 SO %
week Further information may obtained by addressing
Dean. u. LlNQsLEf, NJ d., Dean
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.) Juno, 1882.
Sep S-lawtistNov
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The steamship Columbia will semi monthly eommu
Francisco Oregon, awaiting al the
port arrival Of mails passengers from Panama.
returning without delay with the mails and for the
from San Francisco.
regular line of propelers and steamers VIII be KEPT
the Of freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
OF will keep the connsxon between
the other Mexican The the Atan
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The new York snd Liverpool United state. MAi


~ y
E1 for government service, has been
ZL1bI,kk their in tc
10 insure strength and speed and their
unequaed for elegance and comfort
Of passage York Liverpool ia cabin, S20
Exclusive $500 In second cabin, $40
From Liverpool To New York, 80 and f2o.
An experienced attached 10 each ship
No berth be secured until paid for.
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Foreign Mails.

IN OBEDIENCE 10 Of Congress- approved August 90 1904
Il which is In the words following, 10 wit
a a., nr.,da for a III nonthy Orleans TO Vera
-.-- dIuz via Tampleo, and back In steam vessels -
and House Representatives. V me
d la CoHgre Gssetled That the PoslmAs
and he Is hereby, authorized ana deeea y
for not exceeding
one hundred with such persons as
may Offer satisfactory security, after due public notice
OF the mails of the United States upon e
times mouth from New Or
leans via Tapco Cruz back vessels OF not
burden best form oconsuucuon
adapted the navigation OF the southern waters the same 70 DC
ready In the shortest possible tne''-
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UEMOCRATrc Review for june, ga, with porsrni
" of Piercei this day received. Price rs cents.
FRANcR TAYoLR.
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New York Fashionable Clothing EstabIisbment u,
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.

ALFRED NUNRoE CO.. No 44 Broadway, lbewesn Howard
n aud Grand stfee invite al persons visiting
either for business PLEASURE call their extensive estab
and examine the superb assortment of
Pine and fashionable clothing,
Gentleuen's furnishing goods,
Boys and cbdrens clothing nc.
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
The rriaeples which govern New Orleans establish
which have made universally popular
West strictly adhered 44l Broadway, New York.
facilities for obtaining goods such enable
choicest aud fashionable styles Of garments
and the lowest prices
Every aricle 8 sold under full guarantees.
No FscEsThs price OF each article marked
plain the ticket and no reduction can in any Instance
be made.
descriptions o clothing made order The shortest
ALFRED MUNROE Co.
al broadway, New York,
hLrRED MUrsor,
VIZ u. ApnArr May a5-d2mf
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LURsrrURE DRY GOODs.-CLiGETT DODsON
pleasure OF informing the public that
above full and complete,
and desirable productions Of
Elegant tapestry plain Brussels imperial ertrn
three ply double and superhnc ingram, wlsd plain
Netan, Dutch, and Dundced csrpetngs
Also, elegant stock of rugs, ard mats TO match
Aso, ofacor ocohs, which w., cut
according ~ diagram
All kinds materials, with the neocs-
safy belongings
An elegant assortment of transparent shades
10 do shade Innings
Do do woolen and linen duggep
DO oiicioths
To all Of which the attention o. housekeepers espe uy
invited.
Sept i5--aeodf CLhGETT s DoDs0N.
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ID ~. HoOE a. CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
cloths,
shentinq blankets, goods generally
Pennsvans avenue between Th and 9Th streets Washington,
u.
Aug oo-n
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The Railroad Route TO the West.

through BY rail tie entire distance, encept MILES,
Uaieh "a done IN ooasLss.
LINES
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News Boy VITA gentleman crossing one Of
the New York ferries was accosted by one of
those perpatcc vendors Of cheap literature and
weekly newspapers who are to be found in shoals
about all our public places with Buy Bulwers
last work, sir Only two shillin." The gentle
man, willing to have n laugh with the urchin,
said, "Why, | am Bulwer myself" Of went
the lad and whispered to another, at o little dis
lance, exciting his wonderment at the information
he had to impart. Eying the pretended author
of Pelham with a sort of awe, he approached him
tmidly, and, holding out pamphlet said,
modestly, Buy the Women of England, sir
you're not Mrs. Ellis, are you? ?" OF course, the
proposed sale was effected--Ne,o York SIN.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-03

THE WILL OF TIE LATE GEORGE CoLLIER-The
following are the principal requests made by the
late Mr.. Collier in his will: $4,000 to the st.
Charles college; $4,000 to the Protestant Orphan
Asvlum and 10 various persons connected by
relationship, sums ranging from $1,000 to
S1O 600 There are several children in Mr.. Col
Iier's family, between whom the residue of the
estate, aside from the portion of Mrs. Collier, is
to be equally divided. The estate is estimated
to be worth 81, loo ooO, and the revenue al
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERmANN
New YoRK. August 3 - =,

NEW YORK, August 81 p. M
The steamer Hermann, from SOUTHAMPTON. ar.
rived at six o'clock this morning She brings
ninety passengers, and six hundred tons freight.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the 18th
ult the Pacific, on the 2lst
The West India steamer Parana arrived ut
southampton on the 18th, with eight hundred
and five thousand dollars in specie.
The cotton market at Liverpool is firmly main
tanned, and with moderate demand. Flour il
duh, and prices are unchanged. Wheat Is nomi.
naly the same as before. Corn is scarce and IN
demand. Reports Of the growing crops are gen.
orally favorable. The weather is magnificent.
In some instances mildew appeared in the wheat,
and there were renewed reports Of potato disease
in Ireland.
There was no change in the Ministry.
Capital was abundant
There had been further arrivals of gold from
Australia.
Inc general elections throughout England were
not concluded when the Hermann loft Eno,ob
was known Of the general result. however To
render IL certain that the Derby administration
would not be able to command working ma
jority The indications were that the present
government would have but o very short tenure
in power
The Peel party, headed by Sir James Graham,
would most undoubtedly join the ranks Of the
liberal party; and an attempt to impose tax
upon food would be successfully resisted in the
new Parliament
The Queen and the royal court had embarked
for short cruise. 1t was thought they would
stop at Cork.
FRANcE.-The Moniteur, at Paris, publishes
most fulsome telegraphic dispatches from va
rious points on the route passed by the Presi-
dent, stating that he was everywhere received
with the most joyous and enthusiastic accla-
mation-reproducing the same high sounding
phrases to which the organ of the French gov
eminent was formerly accustomed The chroni-
Gle of the royal progress of Charles the Tenth
and Louis Philippe was not long before their
fall.
The President reached Strasburg on the 18th
ult, where extraordinary fetes and iuminations
were prepared, and review and sham fight took
place He was to return to Paris on the 21st
ut.
We're Louis Napoleon really Emperor, no greater
state magnifcence could be adapted to give eclat
to his progress through the Departments
There is no news of Importance from the Ger
man States.
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Do You Suffer with any Pain /!
A CARD.

consequence of the workmen not being ready to
| mence work store until next Monday, we shall
keep open until that time, (oSE WEEK. Those persons who
have yet called and bought great bargains will have
opportunity do this last week. have many goods
to sell very cheap for cash.
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY q CO.
aug 2-lw Intel. and Union
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WAsHINGTnN NIGHT INFANTRY

~Hw l. THE Committee Of Arrangements announce
rzss that the Company have chartered the com
modious COLUMBIA for grand excursion ao"h 'c
river on TUESDAY, the 10th OF August. ,.,
and agreeable TO all who may attend and the fine Brass
Band attached the Company wi perform SOM spiG t
promenade marches insisted ny lui Oouioh p"i'' "
those who NAV wish to engage IN the dance
buents abundance by competent caterer ana
at city prices M. !. !, - !,
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies % oe ma
a tLe usual places and Of the Members Of the Company
THE Boat will leave Georgetown At o'clock, Riley'S
wharf AT o'clock ana the Navy Yard At o'clock, stopping
going aud returning at Alexandria.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
JOSEPH b. TATE,
JOHN Y. TUCKER,
JAMES KELLY,
JOHN w. MEAD,
w. ". MOROCCO,
J. Il. MITCHELL.
J. X. MARSOLETTl
WM II CLARK, Treasurer,
iy lQ2l,2s&Aug2,6,9
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!" WAR WITH ENGLAND"


rIyHE ENGLISH VERMIN-DESTROYER is now pro-
nounced by those who it freely the best eradcator
of Bedbugs introduced here lady called yesterday
and informed chairs and wushboards in some OF
her neglected infested with them, and two or
three free applications Of the liquid have completely routed
them as her bedseads. She has had no oupe
since Call and get bottle, for 25 cents at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery store,
" 27-tr 9th At, Louisiana avenue.
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P. ]. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,

Ejghh street, three doors from the Aceaus,
t. EEPs always hand select stock of scasona BE
IL Goods for gentlemen which he makes up to order at
notice, and at reasonable prices
Wishing to prepare for the Fall trade he will from this
date dispose Of his remaining stock Of Spring and summer
Goods at very low prices
Gentlemen in want would do well TO call early as the
stock IL yet very complete.
~ Il-TnrhEGtfif TRenublcl
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Cholera In Rochester.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. 3-24 p. m.
There is considerable excitement here with
reference to the cholera. Alarming rumors are
in circulation in regard to the number of deaths.
Between five o'clock yesterday afternoon and nine
this morning, there have been twenty new cases.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-03

TOE SHILLINGTON receives all the Political
81 Caricatures as fast published
DIckens's Bleak House, No D.
Blackwoods Magazine for July.
The discarded Daughter, or the Children OF the Isle hy
Mrs Southworth.
The Prairie Scout, Romance Of Border Life.
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim
Glcasons Pictorial for this week.
All the New Books as fast published.
Newspapers. Stationery, and everything in the cheap
publication line for sale ut JOE sHlLLlNdTONS
bookstore, Odeon Building cor. II st. and Penn nv.
s., ~
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The Fishing Question-SeIzure of ves-
sells, &c.
Progress of the European and North
American Railroad.

st. JOINS, n. B., August 2.
Letters from England say that the arrange
ments for the European and North American
railroad have been completed, and that the en-
gineers will come out in the Niagara.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81 p. m.
Sales to-day Of nine hundred barrels Howard
street -four at S4.063, four hundred mixed at
81, and two hundred, made of new wheat, at
81. l.. Sales of six hundred barrels City Mills.
at 81. Grain and other things unchanged. The
New York market is unchanged.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-03

IF YOU WANT TO GET RID OF THE BEDBUGS, ANTS
AND ROACIES-Pyics Is cents bottle. Daily evidence
given Of its efficacy in destroying those pests Of house
Keepers and dodgers. Call and get bottle at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
July 2l-tr Sixth st.. near Louisiana avenue.
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Progress or the Cholera.

BUFFALO, August ID p. m.
During the past "a hours, % new cases Of
cholera and deaths have occurred. During
the last AZ hours there have been Go cases and
90 deaths.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-03
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,


rIIIIS SEMINARY long known Miss EyoI1sns, will
open the lst Of September next, under the exclu
sive charge Of Rev.W y CLARK, who will be assisted by
competent and accomplished professors and teachers in
every department.
Every effort will be used to make the institution happy
home for all its inmates.
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition 10 English
and Mathematics 5000 per annum payable halEyeariy IN
advance Music Ancient and Modern Languages Drawing
and Painting extra Circulars, containing the terms ID
full may be had application 70 the Principal IN george
town. William - liam
iuly 2n-tf
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Loyet's Wahpene!

JCsT RECEIVED smother lot Of the above article Tor
" GRAY HAIRS and Badness Those persons who have
been waiting for 1t can now be supplied by
i. II. SYLVESTER,
Sole agent for the District OF Columbia.
iy 2s-lw Drug store of 9th and IL ste.