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IN this Cut you
see the Truss as ap-
piled and worn for
an I%nguinal Hernia
on the right side
1t does not iniure
the back, the pres
sure being on either
side of the spine
Physicians and sur
geonS who have ex-
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Cabinet Maker and House
Joiner

~ lie underlined Is thankful lor pas'
= isvon extended ~ hH m the ehav-
business, aud be hopes a continuance IS
liberal PATRONAGE tom the public. lie haf
now fegaired his health, and is ready .
attend al business ia biz line.
T. AL old furniture sent 20 him will be
cleaned and vanished 10 order.
Alec. Coiius will be furnished at the
shorsr>t notice, aud at reduced prices.
A fine ~lleaise will De 10 attendance TO all
orders.
Persons viii find nae ~ the shop former
ly known as che Ienncx Blacksmith shop.
All orders left with VIM. II Rowlcy *
Co, will be promptly attended 70.
JOSEPH ID. WAY.
WoodvIlle, Aug. 1i-fy
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TIE MS.
Board, Washing aud Lodging, 500 90
Tuition il English branches 80 90
Instruction in Music, Vocal and Piano
Forte, 20 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Instruction IN Drawing and Painting, 20 90
Mrs. M. A. ALEXANDER, Prtacipdt.
Miss S. l.. RupisILL, ASSISTANT
Racyraces.-Micojah Row, Henry Hob
God, George Cook, W. X. Wimhish, Esqs.
Percy's Creek, Jan 7, lSj0-ly.
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THIS cut repre-
e n a Truss as
worn for a rupture
on both sides.
Letters are fire.
quentIy received,
from persons inform
ing me of cures
made by the use of
the Truss and Rem.
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E'crcy's Creek Institute.

VYHIS institution has been %reorganized,
A and is now under the supervision of a
Board of Trustees, and offers advantages
found only in regular female seminaries. 1t
will be conducted by those who are fully
compent to discharge the manifold duties OF
such an institution, being guided by the ex-
periencc Of many years, and supported by
the sanction of their former patrons and ac-
quaintances. Students will be admitted at
any time, and charged for the time in at
tendance. No allowance for absence, I'M.
less caused by sickness.
The school will be opened on the 18th of
January, 1851, and continue ten months,
with the usual vacations.
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experience IN Ruptures has led me TO M
vent, in order to overcome the objections OF
every other in use. 1t is remarkable for
the ease and comfort with which it is worn
and the security it affords under the most
violent exercise. 1t is, also, immoveable
in any position the body may be thrown n
to-a con sideration that should not be over
looked.
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amined the instrument approve OF II, are de-
lighted with it, and scarcely aday passes but
the send me a distressing case. And here |
warn they lightly affected againstputting of,
from day to day, procuring the best means of
security, as they are hourly exposed to acct
dents that may cause Strangulation and death.
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Nov, III. lS5l-fy President
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ierzed oar tree olibery gratitude prove equal
10 their de oIon
Dennis % Brien. esq then addressed the meeting with
one OF those stirring speeches that could only from
The counryman OF Curan, Gratan, Emmett. and 0Con.
Dell The following sentiments were then volunteered
amid loud cheering
Pierce and khg May their friends and supporters be al
hrm and lasting the granite hills OF New Hampshire,
and as nnmeroua the heads Of Tue plantations OF
Alabama.
By Hon. Mr., Cazneau, Of bingham
Democratic administered by democratic
Presidents All right, and admired by whggery 10
their exeIons steal the said thunder oar meeting this
day pledges as delend oar principles, and place
upon the democratic waichtower Pierce and klng.
Very able and cordial letters received from Hon
e. M Dallas, Daniel s. Dickinson, John Mckeon, Chas
oConnor. Senator Douglas, Hon. r. II. Bayly OF VIZ
gina. Senator Gwin, Hon. T. d. Beach OF Springfield.
hon. John 8 Wells OF Exeter, ex Senator Anterior,
Hon. Caleb Cushing and Hon b f. Hallett
After voting that the proceedings should be published
meeting adjourned 10 The first Tuesday in November, 10
meet al the polls.
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DEvouRED BY A sHARK-The other night one OF the
men board the United States ship Pennsylvania at
tempted 10 make his escape from the service, by punging
overheard in expectation of reaching the shore The
poor fellow had scatcely however, touched the water
when he seized By large shark and speedily des
patched II is said that number OF these fish in
waters, having followed the Cyane when she came in
from sea- with several upon her sick st-their n.
stnct, when there is disease shipboard prompting
them 10 pursue in the wake in hopes of prey.
Norfolk argus, July "a
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nv y. q. MCGUIRE, Aucf,o.ssr.

THANCERY sALETn consequence ~ compliance with The
the psr o. he pnr
chaser subscriber, trustee setting Wy am'h
win sell public auction o.
premises of hrst r"rchss ~
Saturday. 3st o'clock p lots NOS s"o :,
square No.
purchase 10 We paid o.
sase -an. payments NJ
twelve with Interest sssiemen
III = 49, m &. srALDrNG, Trustee
y JAS. g. MCGUIRE
IugT-d Apcuoneo
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nv A. GREEN, A.ot,o..er.

IN Wednesday, 4 Of August shall sell on the premses,
O'Clock, of land situated side
Old Church road. Tho
toned properly miles from city cf Washington
adjoining susski g. q. cr~msn~
District line lard 81 M Essa The FIRST contains
arres well wocded other contains s aces adtnnr th
Shove wooded, the balance meadow land
II will be cold separate ,og.the suit purchasers
Termsi balance credit OF and
the give deferred payments bearing inter
esi n deed given and deed Of trust tsten.
July 15-eod&ds A. GREEN, AocnsneeF
r. Persons wishing examine the property viii please call o.
Mr. O. " Hagen adjoining tract, win show the lines
A. O.
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pEREMpToRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS on THE
Isand-On Friday July 30 At O'clock the premises
shall following valuable being subdivisions Of
No. 317,
Lots Nos and each fronting south street, between
ilth streets depth Of lo feet 20 alley III
feet inches wide.
Also lots Nos TO- H. IA "a IL 5 square fronting
18th Maryland and street, n
inches EACH running back % feet 70 9l-feei sicy.
These very desahe beautifully located, and have
heen In the before.
Tile indspuahle. Terms, which extremely liberal, viii be
made known of sale
July I'D
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OMciaI.

mGd Fillmore President Of the United States Of 4meriea
ic.on may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
Jose Miranda facas has been appointed consul Of
Ill, United do hereby
eecla him free and enjoy such functions powers
ssd privileges allowed TO the consuis OF
flrored the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters be made pat
the seal OF the United States to be hereunio affixed
Given under hand, the city OF Washington, the 18th
IL 81 July, A. ID. Is52 and Of Independence
United States Of America the seventy-seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the Presidents
w HUNTER, Acting Secretary Of staie
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BAYsEs voY.eE EuRorE.The interest by the exh
kept up,
delighted beauties We
and will doubtless enjoy their intellectual
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White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary.
land.

THIS welknow establishment has lately been thoroughly
and fed for The especial benefit Of families wishing
quiet comfort located region
for sauby, in the immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
residence few places de
snbIe than the village OF New Windsor
The subscriber sill accommodate from twenty twenty
boasdsrs The table will satisfy
The bar will be furnished with the best of wiae liquors,
CARS, hc.
board shall be moderate nothing will be lett
which will comfort pleasure Of vses
Windsor access, reached either by
Westminster, by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Airy, Of which places
found convey passengers New Windsor notice is
given the subscriber a few days before
SARAH BARTHoLoW, Proprietor.
July e3-dn J. p. BARTHOLoW, Agent
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Proceeding with zeal and confidence In my most
hazardous dues learned attempt foot 70
ne"
yet gr,aer outrage soon followed falling TO obtain mn
act or the crtr lieutenant general bill passed by
Congress-" &c., &c., Ne.
tGeroai >coff's Litter 10 Governor Mrrcv
General Scott was thus "6red with Indignation al
the idea Of citizen taking command OF the army Now.
Mr. Webster and M. Clay have demonstrated against
General SCOTS attempt TO discharge civil duties The
Advertiser thinks the laws OF mind fully sustain Gen.
Scott We think not Mr.. Webster is no general. and
General Scott civilian and il is jast absurd for
Scott 70 clam that he is qualified FOR the presidency az
would Be ioi Mr. Webster aspire TO the command Of
our armies. Deron F,s Press
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ny- benefit OF Carroll Chapel
eousre chapel Thursday Goth instant s
pains viii spared agreeable good band 81
b. attendance Distance, eight miles north o. the CITY Post
Office. -
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Minors ~ THE MARINE SERVICE Judge Thompson
on Saturday last at Philadelphia. decided that minors
may enlist IN the marine service and refused 10 restore
young man by TIE name Of Harris to bis parents who
claimed han on that gound. The act OF Congress de-
caring 'ne enlistment o. minors unlawful relates only
to The army The Englsh common law governs the en-.
ls,menis IN the naval service. and has been held in
England tina, minor may contract an obligation 10
serve the State. which cannc, Ss aside by the power
Of The parent
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p1- Exhibition nj the Christian Brcthers' school
The exhibition Christian
place saloon, Thursday
ocsck M The proceeds Appropriated Orphan
Boys Asylum connected with the school
July gb-M
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I AIDES and Chtldrens Shoes and 0sAssrs, As
IL dacsd lerI will inform the ciuxsns Of Washington aud
vicinity hand,
Green's auction store corner Of asesss and e street,
ol LADIES' and children shoes and gsIeIs-
qualify patent lcaiber shoes,
different 1 will from Is
less than the prices. THoS. A. scOTf
r. g. The ladies' and gentlemen Of Washington respectfully
invited above
and believe they will fail purchase. A. GREEN.
duly 20--eoa
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NEw YORK. July ZIP. MIN the stock marke, there is
change.
Coiton-There Is no new feature to report in cotion,he
supply good and The demand fair The market for -four
moderate and In favor OF the buyer Grain has down
ward tendency. We note sale of 500 bushels prime
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lr7-At n Meeting of the Board Of Managers OF the
Washington City Young Meas Christian Association, held Monday
evening July, 1884, fo .s unani
mously adopted;
whereas il has pleased Almighty midst
WILLIAM T. EvEIET, seve and re.ous friend and
bel Of this aseociation-
Roped have heard, Of profound regret,
Of the demise late brother.
Resolred this
friend member
this comnunty young citizen Of great ereeboce.
R0ed, That tender synpues the fam
nv Of our dcceased brother.
Rorsd Thai Recording Secretary requested
cal. family copy resouons pubh
In the city papers.
T. J. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
wrLlIaN J. RHrrs, Secretary.
July 2e
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ny- At n Large and Enthusiastic Adjourned Meet.
democracy o Georgetown, held In Forrest Hail.
I'D instant for the o fully
association the following gentlemen elected officers
the ensuing six months
B. J. sEMMEs, President
RICHARD JONES,
JAS. GODDARD, Vice Presidents.
LEWIS WEIGH, }
JoHS KiSo Of VIM, Recording Secretary.
O. ID. RrrTrR, Corresponding
ions GARRKrr, Treasurer.
ExEcurIyK ComxIrrrE
Richard sheckci, Michael Miller,
Thomas j. Semmes, Thox. X. Wilson,
Robert White.
July p
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The F.shiag D.Geltiss.

BosroN. Jaly % The NewbnIyport Herald announce
that The Saranac aud sloapof-xar Albany bad
been ordered the Gulf Of 81 Lawrence project th
fishermen, Ia compliance with the request OF Com, =
Long, who Is TO command them. The owners OF hshnl
vessels at Nswburypor had appointed Captain Geo. w
Knight and Capt hobt Bsyley committee oil two 10 wat
upon Com Long to-day 10 advise him 70 the mature and
position Of the fishing grounds aud all matter relating
thereto
The schooner lately seized by the English Ne,
was at the time oH Grad Msnan. Th4 captain say. h,
in for bait but the English say fishing Ths
is To be uied In the admiralty OF 81. Johns
large number Of vessels ready sail from
ports they assured Of projection from seizure
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Etaa Insurance Company. OF uties, New YorA.

NoTICE-we is retaining sincere thanks
N promptly responded
notice Of last month BY setting her is half
II l. n do business with
We regret compelled call The again Of
called thoir We
spectfuiy once eisr with
cLAGETr DoDsos.
July 9s-eoiftlstA
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LOUISVILLE, July 2i-Capt Love- brothern-law OF the
late Governor Calhoun recently arrived 81 Louis with
party OF Puebia Indians route for Washington He
ports the emigants the plains generally doing well
OF New Mexico
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The Ohio River.

CIscIssATI July 26The river has remained s,aona
for the last five days. with five feet Of water on the bars
Freighs MISUNDERSTANDING 40 cents TO Memphis and 81
Louis, and IS the mouth OF the river Lght-daugh
boats are leaving daily Tor all parts.
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Dreadful Massacre.

NEW ORLEANS, July 26-2. P. m.-rhe Fort Smith Herald
ports the by the Cumanches in hight several
days ago. Of Captain Marcy Surgeon Seemard s. H. Sny-
dam OF New York. Captain Srain and eighty soldiers The
Cumanches intend attack Fort Arbucke and other posts
on the Brazos. general lndian war is apprehended
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JuSIus.--The Dublin University Magazine for July
names The Earl Of Chatham a new candidate for the
authorship OF Junius and susans the theory with very
great force OF argument The writer at the outset says
that the Authorship lies between Chatham and Sir Philip
Francis that "on> Of sm Jaa. and the other knsU
T." lie then disposes Of the professions of Sir Philip
rather CONTEMPORARY, insisting that while he always
tried 10 lead the public into the belief that he the
author OF the letters he venured 10 assert it, and
that his abilities were infinitely below IT, He then points
out al length and with decided ability, sundry coinciden.
ees and considerations which fasien the authorship upon
Lord Chatham This theory Is held to account fof the
constant dread Junus always had OF being detected for
his extraordinary familiarity with the details OF
rences about the palace, well with all the affairs
Of the government. and f The peculiar political and per-
sonal sentiments Of the letters, which always coincide
with those of the Earl The exaggerated and ferocious
attack upon Chatham In one Of the earliest OF the let
ies as well al the euloges upon him in subsequent num-
ber are held TO be among the devices which he adopted
prousey and ngsnousy, 10 mislead suspicion and pre-
serve HE secret
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Robbery AID probable Iurd.

CLEyKLAND, July 25r-Frederick Emmons steamboa
agent Of Buffalo, knoc ked down aud robbed here
Saturday night His life is despared Of Three aires
have been made.
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GENERAL GoszALEs.-Among the passengers in the
steamship " State OF Georgia" which sailed for Pha-
delphia yesterday afternoon, Gen. A. T. Gonzales
well known as having borne conspicuous par, in the
movement against the Spanish despoiism in Cuba.
General Gonzales goes 10 Washington, which city is
10 be bis future place OF residence lie leaves in this
city, where be has resided during the past two years
many warm friends An intelligent, amisble and highly
accomplished gentleman. be has held high social posi-
ton. and numbers among his wsrmest friends, many o
most influential citizens, who win not cease TO feel
interest in him and 10 the patriotic which he
ia srdenily attached, Few. indeed, in this oommu-
nifty but will rejoice with him in the day OF his coaury's
emancipation from Spanish tyranny. For one, we say
God speed the day l-Sapannah Nr,cs Jalyl5
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obssaaiss Of Hsnrx Clay.

EAsroS Pa Jaly 6-The funeral ceremonies in honor
OF Henry Clay took place to-day grand military aud
civic procession formed, which marched 10 81 John,
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DIED,
On the inst MARY LEWIS, daughter C. Juprr
Eusracr, aged months and ~ days.
[western yirgini.n please copy.l
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THEnE are ye GA h.as hsus haHarsa Of
iht t-ai-ika % tcss, esAuea pabebsd aarlng
-i cAasa saa sss -asess q Thomas ksehe An tas sle
recorded,
esaer with me oheiai
Of
and 81 fhl4aelph4
indeed, oA1c1s
be discussion la he sPpoAehas campaign be
found ia tins volume.
sheep aud viii bs sod VI
dollars
Az ere are h4as those who
wish purchase may procure them al this ONCE
June li-eOu
Etaa Insurance. Company. OF uscs, New nork
C.gssai Slseooo.
TINS continues insure against lo o. damage BY Gre
public private buildings In tnc cy and eoanl, furniture
stocks Of goods, and m0chande generally Also marine risks
and rsk by steamboats,, railroads, and lakes taken on te
favorable terms.
Its system equitable safe, have
the accumulated ample
surplus fund which, addition stock
the snsens them the
eeponable naennih who
business this
JOHN n HiNMAN, President.
Al. H. HAWLEY, seceiary.
CHARLES DE- SLIDING. Agent,
sth street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
June 2s-3tswly
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GALE OF VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARTILAGE
y HORSES, &c, the residence of the Hon William A.
Thursday morning July O'Clock,
residence of Hon. VIM. A, Graham
streets, household furniture, consisting part
Two elegant rosewood a sofas
do do fauieuil, quaIettes
do parior o
One do table, chairs
Two do mahogany bookcases
Two do sofas and sofa tables
Gothic chairs library tables
French plate mirror, chandeliers
Window curtains, shades, and cornices
Velvet tapestry Brussels and ingram carpets
Rugs stair carpet, rods, aud mating
Mahogany extension dining side tables
Crockery and glassware
wardrobe
M mahogany French bedsteads
Spring nd hair nj
Walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus
Washstands, toilet SETS beds, mattresses
Walnut swing crib, towel stands
Chamber tables, chairs, looking giasscs sc. N
Cooking and other
a assortment OF kitchen requisites
Al OF shall sell match
fine horses, between six years old.
$50 under, cash credit Of two
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July2s-d Aucnoneer-
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JOURNEY TO KATMANDU, by Lawrence oiyph~ni,
Appleton's Popular Library.
Journal Of sumner Tour, by author Of Amy Herbert
Class Book Of Poetry by Eliza Robbins-
Ocndors Primary Lessons in Italian BY G. w Greene M
This dsy received Tor saIe by TAYLOR h MAuRN,
July % Bookselcrs, near Wh street.
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Coi1cctor's Omce, July 90, IsS|.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
PAYMENTNotce hereby given The for year
s5a due and payable This Office and that an aba,eeni
allowed year. II paid
tie Sis, August ensuing all frs! being paid
N. J. ROCHE,
97-eodif Collector.
ERENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, inantels PIER.
marble slabs and aekeshe undersigned manufactures and
looking onamented and
portrait frances which he be Of the beet
workmanship and mnteria and will sell us low they can be
bought for in the
Old frames regilded.
FRANCIS LAMB,
Directly opposite National Thearre Washington, DC
July l--eod2mif
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EROM LONDOS.-wggings Enhancing Lands from tn
] vol, le52
Macfnriane,s History OF Rriukh India ! vol, lisa
Woolbouscs Dferenta Calculus VOL, lea
Ginards Anecdotes Of British Navy vol, lisa
Haisted,s Screw Fleet OF the Navy. VOL, 1881.
Locock's Perspective. 4 voi lisa.
weigalis Figure Drawing. vol, le52
Lights Shadows Of Scottish Life. 1 vol, edition.
VaIerus; by Lockhau- l vol, edition.
Sense sensibl,ty by Miss Austen. vol, edition.
Pride and Prejudice by Miss Austen. voi edition.
Just imported from London direct, by - -
July 81 FRhhCk TAYLOR
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DLaCK GOODs--Now n rore- IL. - .
ID 10 aHernani," black twisted at, ~
various prices, good coors and quality
10 pieces black hercge, assorted qualities snd pIices
beet grades, tiow prices
pieces spsca. from common 70 er'rs super
6ne
% pscees wide ard narrow English craps
IS pieces snp~ris siiks al Hc-sy and cheap.
Win al the line fcf mourning wear.
Terms cash unicss arranged 10 the contrary,
r.se. PERkY = BROTHER,
June ls-eodf Opposite Centre MARKET
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NIEBUAR's Lectures Ancient History. vols
IN eyo ~.
Theirs History Of the Consulate and Empirepar IA
Discarded Novel; by Mrs. South worth
Lectures on the Results Of Great
The Mother Home; by J. 8. G. Abbot.
Bleak House; by Dickens-par s.
London Labor and the London Poor-part 20.
North Amencan Review for July
Isy2 FRATCK TAYLOR.
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Now Open at Odd FeIicyys' Hall, a short
N only BAYNE's celebrated gigantic entte
embracing magnificent Of Boston, its hs
Halifax, the Atlantic, Merrey, Liverpool the Cgsti
Palace Abbey, London from
Thames passing bridges ending with marnincen
tunnel brilliantly Illuminated and both bank
Of he beau Kline.
An Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, >,
Admission Is cents; children years IS
Doors open panorama commence moving AT O'Clock
II
SUGAp MOLAsSIcS AT AUCT1OS.-On wednesda
- NEXT O'Clock r. A. n Dodre's wharf
Ym Chase from Maysruez, Porto Rico
consisting Of
bogshesds sugar, part prime
40 do choice molasses.
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
July e5-dtdd Auctoneer, Georgetown.
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GEoRGErow FEMALE SEMINARY,

Gccrgcorn ID. G.
UIs seminary so long known Miss Engish viii open tn
t OF September under the exclusive charge Of Rev w
and accomplished
fe.sors and each in every department. ..e..
Every used make the institution happy home 70
all inmates ..I
Terms boarding pupils, including tuition In English
$40 payable half yearly In advance Mu
drawing and painting srtrs
be had application
the principal In Georgetown. 49, :. -.
July Att WILLIAM a. cLhAh-
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JAMES =. GUSSELL. ~. ID. will ~cussn~s the pr-c-
nee ~ DENTISTRY once occupied by his fshsr, Dr. Sunns
iar past twenty oar years, ON rresdcnrs Square
July i3-eodA'