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II days establish post coaches from Vera
Cruz u Acapulco, sc, es \
The steahrr United States, on her reiurn
trip 10 New York, from the Islhmus, caffed
passengers "a the steerage a the low rates
Of $3.50 10 the steeIaget and $25 in the
cabin.
The U. S. steamer Powhattan has sailed
ftohNdHO1 10 join the japan expedition.
MOTIVE POWER WITHOUT FVEL,=Among
the many wonderful discoveries OF the age,
the Genoa Correspondent of The Newark
Advertiser notes that a complete revolution
in the means Of steam navigation and loco-
motion is anticipated from recent iDven-
ton by DR.. Carosio Of that city,, He has,
il Is said, succeeded in constructing an ap-
paralus for the decomposition Of water BY
electro-magnetism, which willintroduce the
gssses thus generated into the engine, in a
way to save all the expense of fuel. His
invention has been approved by sayans and
practical engineers, and company has sub
scribed'lhe means Of giving Il a. full sxperis
rDent.1 Means have also been adopted to
secure patents in all other countries, Mr.
>. D. NuhsO, icsPeStaoie tneISndh " W. W.
,s noa' mas started ios inc United states, with
,eNers from it our mIns'er az Iu!in TO the
heAo oi us raIen' Omcs a. F" asn'ngion' '-'
lg9ioae ri % Congressional. TO 59br' iz'
The H6usezprOceededf to consider the bill
10 establish the Tsrriiorjah Government of
Columbia, heretofore reported from the
Committee Of the Whole with amendments.
. Mr.. JoNEs, Of Tennessee, moved that the
bill be laid on the table Swhieh motion was
diIaqreed- to .. .Ayes 26. noes 90. .eobsdsrsyo
The question was then taken on the
amendment made in committee by changing
the name of the Territory from Cof1m-
Ria y 10 q Washinolon.1 - ana il was agreed 10.
= ~. ....,, !.
h. ~v ,ors I'm IS.n ""sos5 ~ ,rSs0 V ,bs S;II ~ss
,ead The third time and passed Yeas los,
nays ID. ''1' '5'0l 'i'i''' '''''s ''''fl''
MI. RrcHARpsoS moved 10 amend the
ti,Is a. ~ n ir,.ls 4 fsaA n 4 Bart 90 ,SsfAbJ
LA r. Tsr,,lorIsl- Covsrnment of- wash
;Ts,,on M - Ibaa ~ ,n;SIss oonforn win thc
a1SsnJm,nis slreadv made in N. body Of
,bo nm 70 ''Dio " -IoS H''i'1
N -. r.o,sSf Thai the4e was Nh
,sSgI,I ,,,hoI. 4 tfn;tsa I S1sts. a. d;s.en,;ng
Ia. -, 49, ,h.s ,SS. ! o,,Ss,;ob of dom
~, 80 Sl. a. Co.,, W.sb;nafon Inn, he w,s
NJ. 1,.S.n. ~ ,o,ber d,v when M name of
~ Tsrr;toTv AZ CHANGED S from Columbia
"a WS,bins, lSnd ifsneb th;no werslDryse
s;tls rs;r6 ~ aS.,s,s5l hsr no. no. A. "a "a
~. .;,ia;-.n 49, ~ i. ,sSesrs,t n',F.. ~, ana ~ :
s;svl. incl : rtsson 4. ON, geovranh;eaI nomep.
clsiDss hsd 'keooms .Scb = r',,s m.s, IN confu.
IN h, a. n ~ IN Y When W. keard
M S,sSs or's GI,es NJ FhoT n ,Shgt ,,7Ji
s9,,i G 49, ,",s, y :, .,.siIT ,.,oh ~ ~
~ ~h., ~, n.S "a" ~ Ihc Hated sat- We h.d
~ ~ a, oo,D,rv NJ ~ n.rh.nS = HUNDRED so5nt;.s
~ tb;, man, rrgsN IA IA ~ could na teiIl how
nns,rv a. VI. 1'isI : iFin ID ,Sqoid1 st5ml
sipif. ST1. Ar aid lAsl NJ ana MOI iikstsSi
change Of uams. lIuf IeibodObfhs i1wiIbsl
a S..3,,;,,. or ~ II..,.o - - C..o,-.r I,
~ ,hsreeor. ~ -. y, oh;sc,;on A. 4, ~
, 1853-04-16
RIGcksnitbing:s,' :

TUE sURscRInER /, venll ~, 49,
il spectfully INFORM The pdhlic, tha, ,...
BE- hhs nksn ne ahop f6daaedy i6esdl
pied b. Al. Baldwin. end : nov 10
pared 70 do all kinds Of blafksmifhing IN : supe
riof manner, shd Il The l5wssi rtiei. 7iinp' -
PfoWaGLhaVs also eominsno.i fhsuI1ap
hctuTs pf plora, and IN a short tine win B, Pr
pared to furnish NE farmers win ~ good "a Aia-
Gle ~ 'dan be foand IN aay eounlryd isls p =
Olympia. Olympia Apri iS. 1855! $40 SO : '''... -.
, 1853-04-16
.N0TIGE.

Is hereby given lhsi ls,,ss,b sdmlnsiutae =
The estate of w liam DOwling, lats Of Thur
Ton county o. T (, deceased. beaiing Date ffth ~
Of APris 1ssS, have BEN isued tooths undls
signed, from the probate court Of Thupiou copnq
aforesaid. All persons indebted 70 said sstan \.
called upoa 70 make imnsdi.is paymshis 4.
PeIsons haying demands on the same ere reque,'ee
10 present such demands for adiuameni vilhp
ono year. t'ta n.a l.Ai ig Inla 80 ~
.r. qJUI.IA BOWLING, Admiais,raisii,i
Apil IA ., ava2 1880 ~
, 1853-04-16

III
Beef, per ib,rrTrri4al6r Pickles, peHiPr, n
Pork, ' ''' G---A 20 Nnegaf, bef sal. 5O,So
Flour, per 100 lbs. 10 90 Salt, Pesib.4SK .NS
Potatoes, per bush. 2 so Blankets, per pair, 100
Bgtier, PeTtlh 90 Candles, per ID 62azS
Onions, per bush. s4 90 Linseea 'o1, pr "a. ~
TallOw, peril. 7m I2s sperm OIL Y .to sdBo
Cheese, !" ID 40 Tobacco, peflb. 7sAi q
Eggs. per doz. ,.ai75 1SOsp,d nv "gqasIaIil 1
Beets7 per bush !, q SO shesfngs ~ pf yAaI6
Sugar, per ID. l25 Drilling, 7" "a
Coffee, per ID. sr 30 Axes, 2 0Oas %
Tea, -" 75al 90 HeWiag axes, - ,lGpO
Molnsses, per gai, 5oa75 brandy, pr q. 800 a
Salmon, per ID. lOal2 Whisky, ~ mix
Salerptus, g ,.sl as Gin, 10 rss,a22 ! as .,
Chickens pei lozy7 90 lJiskoEy 'shirtso bslpa
Sawed lumber, iT. s2s puM i esdaTs $50. Tu.s.
shingles, s. so to SO per NJ piles, to 10 cent,
per foot square timber, - K, le cts, ,Psr ~ (;
wood So Pr c9Fd,,1 ,..g : -, ...,.,.,.s' ~.
, 1853-04-16

like a weevil, which bred in a quantity Of
stock fish, portion of the cargo. The shin
was completely overrun with Them, driving
the crew out Of their berths Every plan
and spar and piece of wood throughout The
ship was honey-combed from heel to truck
by these vermin.
, 1853-04-16

uS0r Wsiare'haPpy 10 notice ih6erseion
Of sn5therbOuse Of wOrJhlpid dis town,
fot The Methodist psrsossidn, Of which the
Rev. BENj. Close is pastor, HsfelafoEs,
iheTOous,ased were TOO, small TO aeeompo-
date the congregation which assmblrd, bdl
now there VIII be room for all who may
come. y Service win be held ID, this hoass
tomorrow. e.. "a
, 1853-04-16

10. ARss srRoNe & Co.'S new ssw mill,
situated on the Gehalis river, sbOut twenty
miles below Mr.. FOrd's, VIII be in opera
iion in about one month from this time.-
Mr. Armstrong informs US that the Comtany
intend building largo Touring mill during
the coming summer. Success to them.
, 1853-04-16
The Territory of washington.

omns OF Io-uay' that Dlii mas PaSse" "'o
House OF Representatives oi lne Ohl'ed
States, establishing Territorial GoVern-
ment Tor Northern Oregon, under The name
and style Of the Territory OF washing
ton" This was done OH the 10th OF Feb
ruary last, OF about % days before the close
Of the session. What has been the fate Of
the Bill in the Senate, we have not yet
learned The matter is of such vast i'm
PoHanec to us that The livelest interest is
now experienced, and Will continue to be
fek and manifested throughout Northern
Oregon, until the exciting, question as 10
whether the Bill is Or is not a Laws rs placed
bey9nd iall peradventure', MeaEe lhe ones
who will be Affected by the passage OF this
aci We are the ones whom Utmost nearly
concerns, and we, more than all others have
Sffght 70 feel and express an interest in The
matter Our information win not justify
us in making confident Predicti4n as TO
The final fate of the Bill. The final result,
however, csnnot, remain long in, uncertain,
ty.dTIn The meanwhile we do not wish to
create unwarrantableiimprtssiOns or excite
hopes that msynot be realized. This much
however, we will say, that the 1oNerwheln-
ing majority byEWhich the Bill passed The
lower house, justihes confident hope that
hrwin meet with a similar oordialsupport
iRthe senior branch oflhe NstiOnal legiS-
latpre. The vote on the final passage Of
the Bin was los 10 %. Thisis no neon
siderable majority, and it speaks well for
the popularity Of the measure in Congress.
The most striking feature in The BIZ j.
the name which is given 10 our Territory,
Although Washington" is not the name
with which we prayed That our infant might
bspchristenedf yet lit is. certainly a very
hsautbul ones Nevertheless dhisV novelty
has met with some disaste among many Of
our citizens whist with other. 4 met with
en'n.s.Sle applause tti vii ne rrmem-
Dered PER a-t1N mat Cor enoi'aR Rrayea tos tne
Ep s,,sS : i1s isfs S.s ,;iSs
S,mo ! coInmb;as b1S. S.on, ~ I ~. y
vould moi cavil Al n uos,s whsn 0,r ,,r;,l;,l,, ;5
.re,l 9sasste n ;-sssgns9tssq sgnse9tss qd;@isr4eEbges r
,,s,s .nd Ibs n.oDls lsl N Nor,bsrTn rtbE In ,o.on
:. no,.,;,lI.,as ,,,a.. AIISo.sr 4 -
ts.S q. sn-. ~ ~ M ID tsS.saat
SS,;Ss, IA UssiI.,SsS,S II ,tSSas sEioSS,.SI:
.n w1,ssIv I'm =. sgS ( !. iS ~
sDa ss,;vn .Ssoe.,ss sso ~ 0,r lsTSos,f;.i NJ
go, I, vour mi. ~. a mi Am y --s.L,:.s NJ.
,ha aTs,r;,o,;.l' co~srD,0ou. of w..n;.n,on J,
, 1853-04-16
.loLYMP P.IAslH0UsE,aI z :

CORNER. Of 1fAIN AND ,sBcQND D sTREEre,
OLYMPIA, OREGON. -, -.
FNHE undersigned hgying leOPsned
II this House Of public entertain 90.
meni for The accommodation Of the stts
travelling phblie, they 'wfii furnish man
and beast with thelBest faf6 the haiAel m1lll--
Olympia being ihs Pointsshsrsitht J mkln. ~
from the Coiunbiu giser strikes abe So1nd, Pps
ure Partiss and olksfp YiEhipg 10 90 SoVnI iks
Sound viii find This th9 best point 10 slsft- I'm
as suitable boats tot nat purpose can &c fuihi Il
at reasonable lrateH lhlfJ s0folr1 , s1rkk
Phvsis nBons farnishsd 10 ihosS wi<hns ahiu.
;IasIaoT ile'E, SYINEsTBR SsCH
Olympia, april 10, 20, MS 2 f-,ua 2
, 1853-04-16

pa- Brig Z" Kingsbury,'' Capt. Cook,
sailed on Tuesday last for San Francisco,
with 25o piles, 10000 leet sawed lumber,
and 30 cords wood.
, 1853-04-16


B FReM RocUE RIVER, - The following
is an exhact of private letter received by
Mr. j. G.. HoLeATE, Of this place, from d
friend in the Rogue River valley. 'l'he
letter Is dated l.de 1s.sa i.i sa ioai1s nr
aieqs b'fJAcKsoEvIllE, Feb 10, 1898. 50
+" You made the right novel think IN
quitting thiT section Of country. ThSJRic6
Gnleh is now poor Gulehmost truly We
are starving ana daily growing Poorerg--
Flour sells for "a CTS. per pound, sugar,
80 cts. perllbd, po.atoesG 70 cts. pst' ID 4
poor bref, % 70 so ctRaji pork, so etssno'
sdaStqp all from coming fhisi Waylathere
b hArdly'gOld snonghtO buy our Saits',f 10
SnASoTHER ,WoFnER.ruA monster ipop
steamshiP, il isnsaidg : chs 10 abe Immediately
built IN New York. ''Fhe dsaIoonfIs 70 Be
2oofeoEh'fehg gtiE" wit sceonodaslons lJt
three thousand passengers. There are % be
sixgs zen sRgipeA, With 3, coz hoFss1 power.
ThsruAEiaum sPssd conlsn'pleIsd is IhiElJ
milrs per hour and the SbiplIss ssxPsciedi "a
make thebpassage from New York to IivN
r,,,1ia EIsda,Jlij trllob 9va c. lno liul
cIpOOl ~ NV uAle.
, 1853-04-16

b9- Amongthe prOceedingsin The Sem
ate on the 17th Fsb., we notice that Mr..
Douglas, Of Ill7 reported back The bill from
the House, establishing shea Territorial Gov
ernmehtS Of Washington and Nebraska. 5ial
, 1853-04-16

I've sIs glad % nOtie' TIE te-ppsniiag
Of the oly@Pa, Hotel, in, this lawn. Il i
under The management of E SIunEsrER &
Coz The table IL Supplied with alItBi'ldxI
uriet Of the season, and Wien We say thai
the culinary depsrtmenIiis q uhidetjhe charge
Of (nOt French cook, but . real live
Yankee, The public may rest ASSURED thai
the " inner MANI can always bs salisfed at
ttiiS house ea7ngal a1i obuioui .inds 'daidR
, 1853-04-16

R e, c. TERRy, Al, New York, has
received whole ship load Of goods and
provisions, which be sOys he will dispose Of
on the most reasonable terms. For partie-
ulars sec his advertisement. iiia7lg ..0l bni
, 1853-04-16

isiS@- Mr. A.W. MOoRKi mas been sp
pointed Clerk Of the United States Distffc,
Court for Thpfsion county, a' a good sp-
poiptnenL NJ N, II 4 4 man nan Of steIlips H.
iegriiy, and cOmmAndsthe respect and eOh-
idencs Of the entire community. ! yi+rsd
, 1853-04-16
.REIALl..........

ra-T ra-TheweatherhasbeenratherunpIsssa
, 1853-04-16


baD6t Capt. Wjlle.t, dOf the brig q Jane, 2
came into curl bfRce % few days ago, with
eyes ilssBipg ffe,,o and hair 4GtahdiHg up on
end, something pGer he fashion Of . bog
going tower. He asked to zee a number
Of our paPersOf April Cd, which contained
aPArSgtsPh comparing the passage from San
Francisco Ofthe brig Jane 'wlIill that oftIIs
brig Kendall" The foTmst was Oni' 70
longs ihativs, Ike many Others, expressed
The fear that she might have s'goqe under.p
Our fearslhOweyers were disptllrd by infora
nation received from our maine reporters
few days amer, announcing her arrival Al
Pot Townsend, on the Doth uli. The. Cap
lain referred 10 The paragraph and cOmmeSs
eed the attack. We thought for a. time
thai We should be Gnnihilated. Amer eSl
pending 4 good deal Of wind, (which be
yiqIPIObably feel The need pt before, be
shufies OF thiai uAoFlalocoil,) and eonclu.
ding'ihat rstOrt on OUR Partlmight be &C.
eompanied with ihtslest, be commenced 1
precipitate retreat down the slairs, his voice
growing louder and more shrill the nearer
hs7apPrppehsd terra JIrMq- ? Al length ,bs
reached The aEeel, and, it is,ssid, enoonh,
tered an Indian, to whom he cOmnioneed
recOunting bis grisysness. go The Indian 6s-
tened until be became tired of hearing his
gibberish-sqng out "pilton;" and left him
in disgust. Said Captain was seen going
around Allsn's point in a hurry short
time aflsr, and probably q we no'er shall
look upon his like again." ''''n'l"
We baye eOnVersed with several Of the
passengers Of the Jane, and pll agree that
il the vessel had been properly managed,
the passage might have been made in much
less inqseiI was fortunate indeed for the
Passengers, thai Cspt.uFSy and competent
mate wefe On boaFd; ;of the probabilities are
that -thty never would batey found tbeir way
into Puget Sound. Nov, Whenever We We
err sal Journalists arc vgry apt 10 DO, we
are willing 10 make explanations, if sp-
preached iTaog gcn!leiasniy manner and had
Capt, willeti Been possessed Of this qualify
he you'll gaye iqR our Office a wiser and
better man. This braggadocio style wopa
40 IN our saneium; we were not made. 70
DO drove inio nicasutes.n Urv .-10mqh 10
, 1853-04-16

b@ wssbeg Leave to cali thei attention
Of OUEreadsrs 10 the advertisement headed
" Blscksmithingys = in Another eolihn.ri -d
, 1853-04-16
.administr,a Notice

Nr0TTcEishsfshy rivsn lhas tIis br6Bsiria1
IN haassll Of liugln hqnieEs dessIspd Niil.bl
soldld public aqeiion, on Monday, "a dsy. n M
merit ou-the land claim Of Johh Nithtls, dboal
tailss non Fori sltiisco6ng OlT anhiiuiaS =
The felloNing qiiPlesf TSS good yprking heVpf
one sst ,of harness fSw csrpsnles' tod y
bashels 81 oala 'ohs ha6drSl pstAds aodfs -
hdde ksu aE,iInpq; dpiek sf@is HhO4slag ~
wedges !, box glaal two musksis; tcsi su0ni
ulo,hins viihs.ins n'sD'asl S'es 4sdi s.lAH
oommrnce n 10 ro'clook. q NJ. -.
-D.'7. 2. y eEoR0E BROWN, Adaiaiafiiif. /.
DE- lApih 70, -. ss1aea sqoIrI sdi 1oq1 be
, 1853-04-16

PRICES CURRENT OPoLYAPIA, Puget seuSp
SoRfHERN NoRE6oSAeohkEOfE EDwktKh
FOR THE " CoLUMBfKN.p -
, 1853-04-16

10 Secretary COrWih recommends Con-
grsls 70 appropriate $4,000 for the con
1iruction Of a steam Revenue Cutter for the
Pacific coast Our collector Of cusloms,
Cd. Moses has bOsh urging this upon the
Department for more than a year past. ,'
, 1853-04-16

To "CoRREsroNDeNfS. .oAWtp have, 'of
ltte, rsesived various 'connnuaicSliOns,, in
prose and poetry unAccOppanied BY ths
aulhora' names, Wsrare alwayS bpPpy 70
iuSerl Articles in (he columns Of our paper.
but 70 ensure men insertion, the authors
name must acconpany them in some form
Or other, Correspondent, will Plea's lake
notice. l..ai sdi room aisllihlmnl .ls1.nsg
, 1853-04-16

P%- We received, BY the steilacoom
mail, corrOboration Of the statement made
by US in last weeks paper, relative to brn=
tai murder committed near that place. Il
was signed by eight residents of, Stella,
COON, who went oul and viewed il.o bosrid
spectacle, The facts stated Ia, htllstter are
50 nearly akin to those we published, thai
We deem u unnecessary to reprint them. r..
, 1853-04-16

20 NTWe are updeF obligations to aAbAH,
q Co.. and wEELs, FAEso &eCo., for Iatt
files # Atlantic and California papers, o ,'s os'
, 1853-04-16

New MARKrr, Saw Mill We learn
that at the late term Of thoU. 5. District
Court for the county dfLewis, in the suit in
chancery for the above property between
Mt. Simmons, complainant, and NSCrOsby,
jr., ct al defendants, decree was given by
his honor, Judge SrRONc, to he following
effect; That the defendants pay to the
complainant within ninety days from the
9TH of April, 1853, all atrearhges and de-
ferred payments with per cent. interest ;
and in default of payment, all the interest
of said Crosby ct al defendants, in aad to
the above premises be sold at auction by the
Sheriff Of l'hurston county, and the injunc-
ton against them in the said cause be- per-
sJtI -H I'D el m H
pS'ueA' 4.H r. o.. .rH+ u. frf . s. r.r.. ..sI4
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WHALEY's OMNIBUSsEs,

On III UEEUAf I INC ZJ.h lEsthnt,
ry--fE-lH l will commence running two lines
skEsN-ar1,of OMNIBUSSES between Alexan-
dris aud " aslIipgton. leaving Alexandria at =
oc!uck in the morning, and 5l3 in the afternoon,
come ting with the trains leaving Washington at
o'clock III the morning and in the afternoon. Re
'uriing. lea>e Washington on the arrival of The
ira ne from Baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange and Msna,sIs Gap train
from Alex nira. at S o'rlo:'k
paes.u .rra wishing seat in this line, ;ill leave
their names and residences with Dr. James Entwis-
te, Alexandria. and mt the Irving House, Washing
ton Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning line viii call for passengers thin any
reasonable distances IN either city.
sep 2a-6a, wM, WHALEY.
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COUCH, CONSUMPTION. &c.

Mr.. Henry Wiun had cou. h for years: great
weakness SC, had, in all or & rhysi.ins trie;l all
tI.ir rer!"'li''s. hut was cured only by
HAN"TpS'.i VEGETABLE TINCTIrRE
Cal and -ct pamphlets gratis with history "f di.-
Ccv"Ty nt this wonderful Blood Puriher rs,'t
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~ Scrofuls. Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
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G~- sold hy MORTIMER MGNBRAT. l 20 Eal-
timora street. Baltimore; auL 3.l Rroadway. N.w
York, GHA$. SrOTr n ca WiNEE J. B. MOOR g.
II u. CLARKE, CLARKE Il BOWLING. W III
LIHTT. and II. MCPHERSON, Washington also bv
u. =. T. CIS>bLL, Georgetown; end q. G. BERRY,
Alexandria. sep %
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINEs

E'EYER AND hGUE CURED BY ROWAND'S
Il TONIC MiXTURE.-The u. ircrsify Of Ere,
NFdic'He an.i I'PnGr kpo,ctedGe, chartered fy the
Arrii, 49,, ,in!y for tn. purpo arrestg the
cernus nn;trums: al'o TO- the purpose of supplying
the public with reliable remedies. in wherein
tn" patient cannot obtain will not employ II best
me ical sdvicrs: having rurchasel that in vafuabe
remedy. Rnwand's Tonic Mixture, on account uf its
jut C"ichriy and knnm efficacy in the treatment OF
Fever and cue. and is kindred af.ctinns-his
hcsita ion in recommending II in the highest terms
tn the patronage OG the afflicted.
p3WEL COMPLAINT CURED BY ROWAND'S
ID BLACKBERRY EnDT.--The above institution
extends it. sanction, in ike 70 thc remedy
f,r Bowl C"mrlpint. wel known aS Eowsn..'s
CcmpouuJ Syrup ct Iilackhcrry Root, and earnestly
recommends it to the contdenee al patients afc' p
with these complaiBts-telicvrg it to re invaluable
in the treatment of such cases.
Hon. Henry X strong,
Hon !. L. FIaui en-,
By order of the Trustee. John x. EnwaDd. NJ u.
q. L. Ashton Esq.
IIpc:o Orr. fsq
fr Al "nrumuDiCstiopS to le a.i'rs sS"d: John T..
HcHau,. II. D. Head ef the Pharmaceutical he, art
at. ami President Of the NnverSiiy.
Home Gi-p-p .Iy and Office, No. i South Second
Etl-nt. Phi:a,leiphia.
IRA .ch Disp~ns.rv ut the Store n; j = CtTLAN,
W-shin ton. u. G. aud -. ". IINTIICUM. Gr"rt,-
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26
Georgetown Female Seminary,
q GEORGEIOWN ID C.

1'HIS institution Is open ard in full operation.
J. The course of study is very thorough sn,i prac-
tised. The principal superintenja all the depart
mcnts cf study and is assisted hy tire best and most
ctici"nt teachers The seminary presents the very
finest advantages to r rents who wish to place their
daughters under wstci,tu care and attention
Boarding and tuiti'n in all English branches 300
per session of ten mouths. French. music drawing
Sc, extra.
Day pupils from - to sic rer quarter of II weeks
tIrcuarS AMI catalogues To hr lsd application
l" the principal WILLIAM J. CLARK,
s"P i>-eot- Principal.