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:iI:ion she tauc:cs Of III English education. he
II ,nife, he AGcIsnt and Myi- Lang uages, comrris
I.tLL. -. .
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ARABIAN HORSE SHAHEEN.
fGNlllS horse VIII sland thG present Guu. :,
ccser Court House Imported by inc N 1915, d. 49,
recy from his oriental home. he we'll known ~
Virginia, HAT no description either Of quail -A
tics is deemed ecsssary For particulars handbIs
March i-c3w WN BOIII WARE
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~ F'RNsCt: s, CO., 40. 8 GOVERNOR STREET,
ia. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Grand lotteries FOR March, 1853.
sGltsp1. ai 1900, L OF iIND.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class H. 10 be drawn IN BALTIMORE
saturday March 70, 1888 IS Nos lGLra"n
Capitals:
prize Of SS 1855 10 !" '''ls OF ''5 IS"
Il 500 ~ .ahI
!.jn iUu
10 -
Tickets asJ. halves 10 quarters
sAl4l ~ OF 1880 ltHuoi 700.
Susuu-hanna Glass lee drawn baltimore Neanrs
iay March 30 lisa :. Mas. Il drawn.
Capitals
i prize d s; sSS 100 i% prizes al s'% 900
Trkrs 5h, halves d quarters ~.
20 my OLD CUSTOM fItS AND FRIENDS.
N,E.. i. INV opeu,I al y" Governor street date
the ." Lottery ticket WIZ
: Iat pleasure walt you
Orders or certificate single AMI shares
aItenr,n II addressed FRANCE. co, MaGasrrr, "r 10
march 3 e. Is. IljCk Richmond. Va
WILLIAM MOUNTJOY.S MARBLE FACTORY,
AND GRANITE AND STONE YARD,
Eas, Corner and Nam STREETS, RichggHd Virginia
fES subscriber ii, riarcl uIis Monuments Mar
ten,e;es Mabl- Calnr Maker, work % the
y,Gd nj The best workmanship The >hories notice
aud other stabia,-nt between Boston
IIavln. r,icns.v. GRANITE QiaRElS easy
the ana quality surasc even Gy the lar Ln.rd
CuI.cY CRAHirE he Pot GRANITE FRONTS
o reliable %Iil
dispatch aud upon such cannot fail 10 please every
So Granite furnished tcie, or SIonr Cutters rough
work
niviHs fec.S ,Fed an erencr'l carver .tJ c3a
YER prepa,cJ 10 III sn- ." Ornamental Ma"is work Al the
lowest Possible Price7 haIch ~ Jih
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nNE HUSDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
~ away from TIC saw Mill Of Perry agent, IN Charles City
ouay the INST If itis m1hlh M ncsTo man EDWIN nc
Sno 10 stolen free papers his possession and may be
snz way free State lie Is ao0ut % gear. Of age is
inches height black The above reward will he gwen
taken State all SIS ii taken Wi Tin tho state
March ,--cas TIIOS II MARSTON.
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John w nI,ASToS nENTI

I
EfllE Subscriber would inform his lIIcnds md the public that t
has received h1 png supply. selected Ia the N0lrr
- s" consisting Of French Cassnec Hesilnrs &c. which he
y prepared r make tie fashionable Il ca
cuunlo ldliu. he d call from those
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON, Merchant Tailor.
il street. Opposite tlt E4rlaHae Hotel RichIn0ni, Va.
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TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIES, &C.

fT\HE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, mauufact ur-d by
l. the subscriber from pure country CREAM and
furnished i'll any quantity. from one quart and up
wards al 81 30 per gallon and at the shortest notice
Parties, Dinners, and Private Entertainments fur
nishsd IN the most fashionable STYLE aud equal to
any in the United States
CHARLOTTE-RUSSE, HROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS.
JELLIES, CAKES. &C.
made To order i'll every style.
All orders left at ARN0LD'S, under Gaisbys
Hotel, PennsY lvania avenue, will Ice punctualiy
attended to; where there will be constantly kept on
hand large and fresh assortment OF FRUITS,
CONTEMPORARIES, FRENCH BON-B0NS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &c.
long experience In the business enables the sub
scriber to guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various styles COFFEE, TEA, CHIC
COLATE, ORGEAT, and other refreshments, can b.
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep29 Ii. ECKARDT.
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NEW GOODS. NEW STORE,

nONN Il ROT HER have juSt opened large
i and handsome stock Of iIOUSE-FURNISHING
GOODS on the corner Of Ninth and d streets five
doc north of Clagett Co.'S store al the corne, OF
PennsylvaDia avenue aud 9th street. They have
fitted the store up in handsome style, and having
four large sales rooms. they determined to keep
full and complete stock of everyth wanted for
furnishing house complete. Persons furnishing
may rest assured of finding the goods as cheap as
they can be found elswhere, with great saving OF
time, trouble, and vexation in dealing in many
stores. We name
Parlor Sets, consisting Of Sofas, Chairs and two
handsome Arm Chairs. of rosewood. mahogany
and walnut, covered with brocatel, plush.
hair-cloth, or in white, to be covered to suit
the taste of purchasers.
Chamber Sets consisting Of Redstead four Chairs,
WaShsink, Dressing Bureau, Wardrobe. and
Teapoy painted in colors or solid wood, of
oak, walnut. aud mahogany
Also, detached pieces Of all kinds of Furniture
Bed Mattresses, Mirrors, Plated Goods,
Japanned Ware. Cutlery. &c. in fact. for par
lor. chamber, dining room, hall and kitchen.
you will find all you want.
For particulars We refer you to our catalogues,
which comprise a list of every kind of goods We
keep.
call from those wanting goods in our line is in
vited, and they may rest assured Of finding good
goods and fair dealing.
Remember the location. 9th and D streets. five
doors from Pennsylvania avenue, three-story build
ing, granite front. aud known IA Gideon's Building
BONN BRr.
j. NJ. DOM BRO. continues at the old store.
Pennsy lyania avenue. between 10th and 18th SITS
&C lU-eo2y-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
GOING AS FREIGHT.

An Irishman whose funds were rather
low. had footed it all the way to Wheel
ing and was still DESTROYS to get as far as
Portsmouth, thence to proceed by canal
to a point not far distant to the latter
place, where work was to be Obtained
Having worn his toes through his boots,
and the heels of his old shoes quite low,
he gave up the idea of using 'Shank s
mare any longer. There were plenty of
steamboats, putting and blowing at the
landing, and he became quite fascinated
at the idea Of an easy mode OF convey
ance.
Captain dear said he stepping on
board of a beautiful craft, captain
dear. an what will We charge to take me
to Portsmouth g
"Seyen dollars in the cabin"
"Seyen dollars arrah seven dollars
Why captain dear, L nav mt the half OF
that sum.
"Oh, never mind that, Pat, I'll take
you as a deck passenger for three dollars
if you will half work your passage, that
is. help the hands wood the boat"
Pat unused some time on this PROPOSE
ton, and then put another question
And captain dear, what1l We take
about a hundred and sixty pound offreight
for9"
I'll charge you seventy five cents for
that"
Then, captain, We see I'm just the
boy that weighs that, so We can enter me
as freight, and I'll stow away snug enough
somewhere below stairs"
The proposition so novel pleased the
captain highly, and calling one of the
hands, he gave directions to have Pat
slowed carefully away in the hold, and
ordered the clerk to enter on the freight
list lone 1rishman, weighing one hundred
and sixty pounds"
Pat kept snug until he reached Ports
mouth, distance of three hundred and
ffty-six miles, having shown himself but
twice, and only for a few minutes at
time, during the whole passage. There
he paid his freight of seventy-five cents
honorably, and was next seen with his
bundle, tramping along the tow path of
the canal for the desired destination.
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Nos Ia ana 1i6 Pearl SfJsef, Nr1c York.
tl1h street, d doors worth lsRIa ar, WdstiagtoH)
COLLINS, BOVINE Co, Importers of Foreign
~ and Dealers in Dcmest tic Stationery re now of
fering oil the largest and best selected stocks
the trade, that he found in this market. Our
stock .,.prses all the various styles and qualities
wanted in the United States ami CanaIas consisting
of Bath Post, pl,in and gilt edge Plain, Gilt and
Embossed Note; Cap, Letter, Commercial Note. Com
mercisl Packet. and Folio Post; Flat Cup. Deny
Me iium Royal, Sup. Royal American and English
Drawing Papers: Plain, Embossei and Colored Cards
Card Perforated. Bristol, Bonnet and Straw Boards
d ank, Pass and Memorandum Books. of every va.
riaty Fancy, Marble and Colore Papers at very low
prices. Gold Pens, with and without Silver Holders
and steel Pens, Cutlery, &c, with an endless assOrt
ment of Stationers' Goods, and Envelopes of every
desert ton. COLLINS, BOVINE j. Co.
sep 2l-cS-
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WHALEY's OMNIBUsSEs.

On TIL URSDA 7. the 18th Instant,
EFF@EA will commence running two lines
S@1zESN47saE94 Of 0MNIBUSSES between Alexan-
dria and Washington, leaving Alexandria at AZ
O'Clock in the morning, and 81 in the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at 6
o'clock in the morning and in the afternoon. Re-
turning, leave Washington on the arrival of the
ira ns from baltimore. ia time in the morning to
connect with the Orange and Manassas Gap train
from Alexandria, at o'clock
Passengers wishing seats i'm this line. will leave
their names and residences with Dr. James Entwis.
tie, Alexandria. and at the Irving House. Washing
ton. corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city.
sep 2S-6m- WM VITALITY
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Select Classical and Matthew a tic a
Schnnl.

VINFE subscriber has removed his school to College
L Hill, where a commodiOus building is being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de-
partment of the Columbian College, it will continue
tn preserve the character OF strictly select school
designed FIR laying the foundation of thorough En-
glish, classical and mathematical education. The
next session Will commence on the 18th OF Saptam-
Der, and close on the last Of June.
Terms SIP so per quarter, payable i'll advance.
At small additional charge the students will be
permitted 10 attend the lectures delivered college
on chemistry, geology, and minaraogy, and aiso to
receive instruction III French and other modern Ian
suages by the professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded At the college, under the
special care and superintendent of the principal.
The necessary expenses Of 4 full boarding student
will be about $50 per academic year, and of a
weekly boarder will not exceed Sl50.
GEO. 3. BACON, Principal.
Refer to the faculty of the Columbian College
Colonel J. j.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
Gunon, esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. d., of the Patent of
hce Joseph Wilson, Esq, of the Land Office, and
Professor 9 c. levitt OF the Smithsonian Institute.
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STOVES STOVES y STOVES y!
F.. v. NAYLOR
inner Tin Shaef. Irnn q Sfnua Mannfaef nrn,

South !Nde PsnhSytrd'tid nreiias. Sd street.
- Invites the attention Of all who are la want
@Z of STOVES to one OF the most extensive as
SNV sentiments Of the latest and improved styl-s.
81 They comprise FURNACES, CRATES and
COOKING STOVES of the most approved patterns,
including the celebrated Ksterbock Cooking Stove.
fancy PaIOr and Hall STOVES, for coal or wood as
also the Saratoga Radiator adopted either for the
parlor or hail. which he oters for sale at the lowest
market prices.
Also, manufacturer and dealer in TIN. COPPER,
and SlIEET-IRON WARE, made Of the best mate
rial and workmanship. An excellent assortment of
Culinary Articles always on hand.
ES- Roofing. Gutteriug, Spouting &c. executed
by experienced workmen. and repairs neatly done.
Sole Asent for Winslow's Improved Patent Coffee
Rooster. sep 2+-S&W}nl-
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UNITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION AND
WASHINGTON ACUEnUCT OfFI

UNITED STATES CAPIroL EXTENSION AND \
WASHINGTON AcUEpUcT OFFIcf,
WASHINGTON, October l9, 1858.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Once, until
I 6p. m. of the Goth December next, for furnish
ing Bricks for the construction Of the Washington
Aqueduct.
The whole quantity needed viii probably be about
forty millions Proposals should state the quantity
which each bidder will undertake TO furnish.
The bricks must be delivered at such points Of the
line may fl ON time 10 time lie designated by the
Engineer The times and quantities will depend on
the approx riations made by Congress.
Their are large deposites of clay suitable for max
ing bricks along the line and the contractor will be
required to furnish a sample of the clay and tricks
before commencing the manufacture.
None but wen made hard burnt bricks, entirely
acceptable To the Engineer, viii be received, and
they will be required to be made in moulds conform
ing in size to the municipal regulations Of the city
of Washington.
Every offer must lie accompanied by q written
guaranty. signed by one more responsible per
cons. to the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder or bidders wl if his their their bid be
accepted enter into obligation within ten days,
with good and sufficient sureties to furnish the
bricks offered. Said guaranty to be accompanied by
the certificate of the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, Navy Agent. or
some officer of the General Government or indvid-
ua known to the Depar ment of War, that the guar.
antors are able to make good their guaranty.
All bids to he sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Brick for Washington Aqueduct" The bids will be
opened in the presence Of snch bidders may choose
to be present. Az the certainty of supply is very
important the failure of a contractor involving prob
ably the stoppage of the work for a whole season.
the United States to itself the right to re-
iect or all bids and to make such arrangements
Tor the supply of bricks may be most advantage
Gus to the work. (See extract from Engineer De
partment Regulations below
NC. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers in charge Of Washing
ton Aqueduci.
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GENERAL AGENCY,

TAYLOR x COLLINS will prosecute claims, of ev
L cry description against the government, before
the several departments or Congress: procure pen
SONS, bounty lands, extra pay, and arrsarage pay
They will attend to the buying and selling of real
estate, the renting of houses and general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties at a
distance with such information they may desire
from the seat of government. Charges viii lie mod
crate.
Office on street Immediately opposite Winder's
Building, Washington, D. c.
REFERENCE:
Hon. j. c. Dobbin. Secretary of the Navy.
Hen. J. Davis, Secretary of War
N. Cailan, esq Prest Board Common Council.
Gen. j. NJ. McCalla, Attorney stLaw.
James IL. CaaStn, ssh.
VIC. Reddall State Department.
sen 29-ltf-
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TO THE LADIES.

FJNHE undersigned having recently attended some
i peremptory sales of Dry Goods in Philadelphia
and New York. which have been made in conse-
Iuence of the tightness OF the money-msrket, -na
bies him to offer the following Goods ut prices TWEEN
ty-ivs per cent. less than any other house in the
District of Columbia.
IN SILKS.
Superior black Boocade 81 %. worth 81 90
"A coored do very supr. It's, do 300
IS black and blue black Satin Turc 100, do LEO
27-neh Poult de Sole. very heavy. 1.25. do l75
26ineh corded do splendid
liclc l2lh. do
Black Silks, all widths and quality
some very superior. 100, do $50
Florences and Mousselaines, all colora.
MERINOs.
Superior French Meribos. all
c0lOrS. 81 cts, worth 81 g,
Palmettoes 4 LyOnese Cloth,
fine grades. 90 do do S1M
Rep'd do all elegant article,
all wool, and beautiful
high cOors... do do 1I5
ALPACAs
All grades at very reduced
price, some really brauti-
81 rts worth so c,s
POpLINS, PLAID RAW SILKS
We would direct especial attention to Plaid Pop
lius, which Of superior
style and quality cts, worth 81 %
Raw Silk Plsid9, beautiful quail
so cts worth IS
In LINENCAMBRIC HANDKERCInEFs
~ dozen embroidered. These greatly sacrificed
and deserve your immediate attention They are
very beautiful Sl.75, worth $3.50
hemStitched do, super snper........ g. worth LOO
plaln Dordered super!atiVe,- So worth 81
Some really handsome. worth %
SHAWLS sHAWLS
Bay State. Waterloo, aud other Shawls of every
grade, some 500, worth So 90
Palm Leaf. all wool, 81. snp-r.... 80, worth $50
Black Thibet, very superor........ 800, worth $50
5000 WORKED COLLARS
Some of the same which have been selling and
which meet with such deci-
ded appreciation. 62 cts, worth 81 25
few more superlatiye..........Sl.25 worth $50
Some extra super OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200 worth 3 %
few dOz. of those handsome
50 cts worth | %
Under Sleeves in great variety. cheap
Chimesstts in endless varieties
black Silk Vevets, best make. very cheap
500 pairs more of those justly celebrated French
seamless Corssts, all sizes, which have given
such satisfaction.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Merino Shirts and Drawers. all kinds
Linencsmbrc Handkerchief, fne grade, colored
bordered ........."........621a cts, worth 81 25
Oh dozen white Kid Gloves, only so cts worth l Is
Cloths, Cassimeres. and Nestngs, all Of the most de
sirable styles and qualities, which We WILL
have made up in the best style and manner.
CARPETS, DRUGGETS, RUMB-CI.OTHs, BLAN-
KETS, &c.
Our stock of the above goods would also invite
particular attention to. To persons buying to cell
again would offer great Inducements, as our
stock is very large and complete, ind has been
bought under circumstances which places compet.
ton cut of the question
RICHARD ". CARTER,
Opposite Centre Market. three doors
east Of sth street Washington, D. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE MON AC AIDE NJ Y,

Corner Of l4th Street and Nep York .4renue.
those parents wishing 10 secure select and
erery unp responsible school, for the correct and
thorough training of their sons, in the Classics and
Higher Mathematics aud also in the Modern Ian
guages and Natural Sciences, so that they may be
fitted for College, for Engineering, Surveying and
Commercial pursuits, are respectfully invited TO visit
the Institution, call upon the Principal soon, as
the number of pupils is limited, and the vacant
few.
No pupils will be admitted continued, whose
character is known 10 he bad or doubtful.
No pupils will be admitted henceforth who have
not advanced beyond primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. Il. RICHARDS,
sep u BIN Principal.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF
II every Description at Iron Hall.
FRENCH CHINA

FRENCH CHINA.
White, gold band, and richly decorated Dinner,
Desert, and Tea Sets, and in separate pieces, Cups
and Saucers, rich Vases and Perfume Bottles, Ia
bles, Pitchers, &c
IRONsToNE WARE.
Breakfast, Tea, Dining. and Toilet Ware, ia COM
plete sets or separate pieces.
Glassware.
Cut and pressed Gobets, Tumblers, Wines Hooks,
Champagnes, and Clsret Glasses, Water Bottles,
Dishes, Bowls, Salts, Jelleys Lemonades, Flagons,
Finger Bowls, Wine Coolers, Decanters, &c.
LOOKING-GLASSES
Very large and small Msntel and Pier Glasses,
plain and richly ornamented Gilt Frames. mahoga-
ny Pier and Toilet Glasses. Looking glasses fur
nshed to order at short notice Of any dimensions at
Eastern prices
PLATED ALBATA GOODS.
Casters Cake Baskets. Soup Ladies', Spoons, Forks,
Butter Knives, Pickle Stands, Sugar Baskets. Nap
kin Rings. Covered Dishes, Liquor Stands, Butter
Tubs, Card Receivers, Egg Stands, Toast Racks,
Salts Mugs Pitchers, Breakfas and Tea Sets, Snuff
fers and Trays, Tea and Coffee Urns, Csndlesticks,
Walters, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Breakfast and Tea Ware, in set. separately,
Casters, Urns, Pitchers, Candlesticks, &c
JAPANNED GOODS.
Tea Trays and Walters, in sets or separate, Rresd
Baskets, Cheese Trays, Wine Coolers, Toilet Sets,
Cake and Spice Boxes, Tea Csni'ters, Cash Boxes,
Plate Warmers, &c.
BRONZED IRON GOODS.
Elegant bronzed and gilt Mantle Clocks Mantle
and Table Ornaments, Hatracks, Umbrella Stands.
Spittoous, Tenders and Irons, Sbovels and Tongs.
&c.
BLOCK TIN GOODS.
Coffee aud Teapots. Dish Covers. Nursery Lamps,
Chatting Dishes. Soup Tureens, Egg Boilers Coffee
aud Tea Urns, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, &c, large as
sortment from the factory of Cornelius, Baker Co..
embracing all their recent patterns, which will be-
sold at the manufacturers retail prce-.
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES. &c.
Lard and Oil Lamps, Ethereal Oil Lamps. Hall
Lanterns, Side Lamps, Grandoles, in pairs and sets
BRUSHES, BASKETS. WOOD WARE, COOKING
UTENSILS, &c.
Together with an inconceiva!e variety Of useful
and ornamental Housekeeping Articles. all of which
will be sold low for cash Ter time for good pa
PER- as they can be bought in any of the Eastern
cities. The public are invited h call and examine
the rich display of Goods recently received
c. ". BOTELER.
oct 4-Tu6F &eO3w- Iron Hall
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

.S,lh Ctrolina arenue bsttoeen 9Th and 7M strests
east. Washington.
THIS Institution is now in successful operation
1 with full corp. of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents the location s very retired
The buildings are ample and surrounded with beau
ful grounds for exercise and the of study is
thorough and practical
Board and tuition in all English branches 800 per
session of ten months Day pupils from S. TO $40
per quarter of IL weeks, in English.
French, Music. Drawing, &c, extra.
For further particulars, or for circulars apply to
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ,
SOP 29-eotf- Principal.
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LAW NOTICE.

SIDNEY s. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac
fice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District Of Columbia
and attend to any professional business cOnfided to
him.
90 Office in MOrrison's building, on n ST :,
between Pennsylvania avenue and G street.
References: Hon. ]. ]. Allen Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. G. B. Samuels, Hon.
George H. Lea OF The court of appeals Of Virginia ;
to the judges of the circuit of Virginia, and
TO the Senators and members of Congress from Fir
ginia. iy l9-eOly
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY,

pennsylvania,
W. open its 30tl session Oh the first MON
w D.4Y IN NOT-EMBER, 1851. The Insii-
tuition is situated eight miles southeast OF Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage to Stras-
burg, leaving the city every afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Fare 81 b cents.
Access may be obtained TO the Academy by a
branch railroad which connects Srrasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad al Leanon
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster city Boys
will be prepared for College, and for the various
businesses of life. Number OF Teachers in the In
sttution is six. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ D., Principal.
srrasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
sen LII
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CAMERON's GENERAL AGENCY

lind lsroncs Office, q floor, Iodd's Building, Penn
C1.1T sS.'q naGas a'en nue. Wasafnston D. c.
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and ali business belonging to
the General Agency which may be- entrusted to
Camerons care will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C. has quite variety of Fine Engravinss, Books
Periodicals., Pamphlets, &c, &C., at the General
Agency, and is prepared ts fill orders OIL short no
tice and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had a
early a issued, at the General Agency. Subscri
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily