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United States PatentOfi,.

WASHINGTON, September Il. 1853
N TIE petition Of JsNEs BALDWIN of Nashua n
~ IL. prariDs flT The extension Of n patent grant
~ 10 Lin tha 3tst Of January, 1S4G for an in
Troyemeut in shuttlc5 for weaving cloth for sven
wears from the expiration ofsnil patent which takes
place or The thirty first cay of January, eighteen
hundred and fi'ty-tour:
1t Is ordered that the said petition he heard ,fn
Patent Office or Monday. the 9Th of January ncx, -
l. oc.o'4l, m am 81 persons are notified to au,:r
and show caush, il eny they have wiy said petition
"ui,ht not u be gra, TED.
Persons opposing the extension are required to fle
IL The Patent O.sce their objections specially set ior ~
II writing ~ ] ast twenty day. befor. the t,ay of
be-, a; testimony fled by either party to be rse
Ut the s;i't EeaTn- must b. taken and transmitted
II acenricac" with the rules Of this OFF e. which viii
= .rr!ishei or :pr,'i.stion
Drl red, also ths thi notice br published in the
non, lnteIiigeaceT .nd Evening star Washinytop
- c, PennSy iVGni,r. Phil:aielphia, Pa, Evening
Post. New York. Boston Post. Roston Mass and Pa
t-iot, Concord v H.. week for three success
-iyS weeks prey i"us u he second Monday of Janu-
sr- next, ths Day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commission, If Patents
7. 81 d''rS ofthe above papers W i'll please ccnv
81 -erd their hills 10 the ra.rnt Office with nsre-
e H'al-iliE his n"tcr- sep 1q-N3y-
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.

ItREAT BARGAINS-The subscriber has list To-
~ turned from the North. wisre be has been for
some time purchasing at auction, az great sacrifices
f1r cash. large stoc.; of the cheapest DRY GOODS
ever h-ourat To this market Notwithstanding the
advance 90 goods generally, he is enabled to offer
the following ct - per cent. less than the usual
prices:
Ri h Il Broraie Silks, 81 IS; worth s.
21-ioch c'.orei Pouit dc Sole 81 -; worth Il IS
Superior black B-ocal'e Silks, 81 %: worth s.
Black Turk Satin very rich. 81 12lI; worth 81 IS
Superior Black silks, very chran
Pine Lineneambric iI'tikfs. 30 cents: worth 10
iiem-stit'hsd do super, 81 :; worth 81
Embroidered do, very superior. 81 -; - so
900 "CrkeA Collars 1t half price
Partic:ar attention is dire etc, to
% pairs genuine French CcTSets, 81; worth So
psr stock Of Domestic Goods having been rur-
chfs"i previous to she aiyance will he sold at for
prices. RW CARTER.
Opposite the Csntre Market
sep 29--w- doors east cf Ssh street
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TcUSEkEEP ARTICLES OF
Il every Description at Iron Hall.

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, in COM
plete sets or separate pieces.
GLASSWARE
Cut and pressed Gobit ts, Tumblers, Wines, Hooks
Champagnes and Claret Glasses, Water Bottles
Dishes Bowls, Salts. Jeileys, Lemonades, Flagons
Finger Bowls, Wine Coolers, Decanters, &c.
LOOKING-GLASSES.
Very large and su,all Man.el and Pier Glasses,
plain and richly orDameDted Git 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
Xiv Rings. Covered Dishes, Liquor Stands, Butter
Tubs. Gard Receivers. Egg Stands. Toast Racks
fers and Trays, Tea and Coffee Urns, Candlesticks,
Walters, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY
Breakfast and Tea Ware, in sets or spp-rnte!y
Casters. Urns, Pitchers, Candiesticks, dc.
JApANSED GOODS
Tea Trays and Walters, in sets or separate, Bread
Baskets. Cheese Trays, Wine Coolers, Toilet Sets
Cake and Spice Boxes, Tea Cpnsters, Cash Boxes,
Plate Warmers. DC.
BaONZED IRON GOODS.
and Table Ornaments, IIatracks, Umbrella Stands,
SpittoOns, FcEders and Irons, Shovals and Tongs,
sc.
BLOCK TIN GOODS
C"fee ard Teapots, Dish Covers, Nursery Lamps
Chatting nishes Soup Tureens, Egg Boilers, Coffee
ard Te4 Urns, &c.
GAS FIXTURES
Chandeliers. Pendants. Brackets. &C., q large as
sortment from the factory Of Cornelius. Baker Co..
embracing all their recent patterns, which will be
sold NJ the manufacturers retail prices.
LAMPS, GIRAND0LES. &c.
Lard and Oil Lamps, Ethereal Oil Lamps Hall
Lanterns, Side La pa, Giranol.s, in pairs and sets
BRUSHES, BASKETS, WOOD WARE, COOKING
UTENSILS, &c.
Together with an inconceiysie variety Of useful
and Ornamental ousekeeping Articles, all of which
will DE sold as low fr cash Tor time for good pa-
per- rs they can be bought in any Of the Eastern
cities The public are invited to call and examine
the rich display of beautiful Goods recently received
c. W. B0TELER,
oct i-Tu&f&eo3w- Iron HAIL.
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United States Patent Oeice

Washington. September II. 1905.
{ = tie PETITION of hERRIC X AIKEN, of Franklin n
~ H.. praying fIr the extension Of rateut grant
"a 10 him ths 21Jh of December 1859 for IN i'm
p-ovement IN co"struc ing So kcts for holding tools
ssvenyears from he expiration f said patent which
taxes Place 0n IN tw"rtyseveh day Of Dec, II be-
eighteen hundred and fifty three. u
Il Is or-ers,i, th't the SAID retiion be heard a:
''e Patent v'fcr on Monday. the 10Th of December
next ct - oc.o''5, N and I'll persons ara Gutiti d
10 aIIed aud how cause. ii any they have, why
san petition ought not 20 lie -rantei
Persons "qpo-lng tae exteasi, are required to file
IN 'e Patent o:lce their Obicc.ions specially set
f1r'h III wr'irc r. least twenty Lays before the day
q hearing; ali testimony fled by ii her party 20 he
Used al the said hearing must be taken and trans
nj ;'fi /" az ne with tn rules of this one,
which wi! l. f:Ir''iSN.1 OF aI;.iicstion
tT.e-" also, that this n'tic= be pub she'd in tho
n;oa. iufel.":lccr ard Cvcuing STAR WaShir qton
u. E.. ienusy ivaniau, Philadelphia Pa iy.ripr
= - ard Sr"i tie American. New Yo k, Boston Pest
frst'n. Na~S.. end Patriot, Co. cord, y. L. an L.
Gu.rcr, tiJciuU q. ohio. cree wees flr three sue
cssiy' wees p-e'ica= II he second Monday Of e.
.cii5s- Ltxt, he dsy o.; h:ariag.
CHARLES MASiN,
Cornmissi, per OF Patents.
y o-Ei.:.-s os thc a59ye ,aIers will please py
and send their Ills 20 t.e pa;eat O.:ce. with pa-
Per con'a E,ns tins notice. sep 29-T3w-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
DAYS GONE BY.
by CHARLES SWAIN.


TIL. DAYS zone by-'tis sad vet sweet
To list the strain Of parted hours;
To think ofthOse we loved to meet
When children. mid a thousand flowers
The ss.cncs we observation-disclosures
Ere yet our hearts had learned 10 sigh
The dreams o. glory once GU, own
In days gone by-in days gone by!
The days gone by-Oh, is there not
charm-a feeling in those words
4 music He'cE TO be forgot
Struck out from memory's sweetest chords
" Ith many tone to wake a tear,
And many thought we tain would fly;
y! sii!l to every heart are dear
The days gone blythe days gone by.
The days gone by-ihey have a spell
To burst the cerements of tire grave;
And from Oblvion'S deepest cell,
The forms we loved and iOSt-to save,
Tim NAV moi fade those locks of light
Sill heat.teouS TO the mental eye,
a. the first hour they best cur sieht,
In DAYS gone by-ir days gone by
The davs ron. by-Nan's best essay
One f-.deIess work to leave behind
Before their mirth hath passed away,
Like dust upon the desert wind:
The very mountains have grown grey
And stars have vanished from the sky
The young-l.ic iaiF-uh, where are they?
With days gone by--with days gone by
The days gOae hy-fiOm shore to shore
Their eyer ieng,hening shadows spread.
On-Ou 'sll tins shall breathe no more
And earth itself he with the dead;
Each brief unnoticed minute bears
The mandate OF its Col on high;
And death and silence are the heirs
o.; days gone by-of days gone By
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To PRESERVE FENCE POSTs.-In so i'm
portant branch of farming we endeavor
TO give everything that may have bene-
fetal tendency. A writer, E. H., in the
Rural New Yorker, speaks confidently of
The following plan of preserving posts {:
II prepare my posts for setting and then
let them season. then take coal tar
and paint with three coats of the same
paint the post from about four inches
from where they are set in the ground to
The bottom, and the end that set in the
ground also; putting paint on hot. A
gentleman informed me that he had known
a fence SET in this way that had stood
forty years, and was as permanent then
as at first. | think this is much easier
and cheaper than lime, and more dura-
bie."
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BRANCH OF sTATIoaEHs, III

NOS. Ia dnd lI6 Itart st.-c@, NeD Iork.
N1tt street. 6 doors worth Isnpn mr., VJshtaoto31
4 toLLtNS, BOVINE Co. importers OF Foreign
~ and Dealers in Domestic Stationery. sre now of
ferng OF the largest ard best selected stocks to
the trade, that can be found in this market Our
stock comprises all the various styles and qualities
wanted in the United States and Canadas consisting
Of Bath Post, pi.in and gilt edge; Plain Git and
Embossed Note; Cap, Letter. Commercial Note Com
meTciai Packet, and Folio Post; Flat Cap, DENY,
Ne ium ROYAL, Sup. Royal: American md English
Drawing Papers; Ilain, Enbosse and Colored Cards;
Card Perforated, Bristol, Bonnet and Straw Boards
b ank. Pass and Memorandum Books, Of every va
rety, Fancy, Marble and Colorc.l Papers at yerylow
prices Gold Pens, with md without Silver Holders
and steel Pens Cutlery, &C. with IN endless assort-
nent Of Statoners Goods. and Envelopes Of every
desert 1tion COLLINS. BOVINE i Co.
9i-6g-
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Select Classical and Mathematical
school.

FINHE subscriber has removed his school to Cnepe
Hill, where commohous building Ii being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de-
partment Of the Columbian College. il will continue
to preserve the character of strictly select school
designed for laying the foundation of a thorough En-
giish, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence the l2Ih OF Scpten,-
Der, and close on the last OF June.
Terms Sl2 30 per quarter, payable in advance.
Al small additional charge the students will he
permitted TO attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology. and mincraogy, and also TO
receive instruction in French and other modern Ian
guagcs by the professor in that department
Pupils may be boarded al the college, under the
special care and superintendent of the principal.
The necessary expenses Of full boarding student
VIII be about $3.50 per academic year, and of a
weekly boarder will not exceed Slj0.
GEO. :. BACON. PRINCIPAL
Refer to the faculty of the Columbian College;
Colonel }. l.. Edwaris; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
Gunton, ESQ.,; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. d.. of the raient OF
nee; Joseph Wilson. Esq, of the Land Office and
Professor C. {. levitt. OF the Smithsonian Institute
sep2-
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

South CdToti'id drenue, br:ccrn oh and tn 1ro,sS
odsf, WdsbtrgtoY.
THIS Institution Is now in successful operation
L with y full corps Of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. II presents the best
advantage to parents the location very retired
The buildings arc amp'e and surrounded with hesu.
tfu grounds for exercise and the Of study Is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 600 Ter
session OF ten months. Day pupils from $ 70 40
per quarter of IL weeks in English.
French, Music, Drawing, &c, extra
FOR further particulars. or fer circulars apprr 10
GEO. G. BUTLEP, 4. NJ
sep I9-eotf PRINCIPAL
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GENERAL AGEEnY

'NAlLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims of er.
L cry description against the government hefor..
the several departments, CONGRESS; procure pen
SONS, bounty l2yis, extra pay. ard paw.
They viii; attend to he buying and sell ne Of real
estate the renting Of houses. and general cllect
ing business. They will also furnish parsie. at a
distance with surh information they nav desire
crate.
Otce on st eet, Immediately opposite wiz der's
Building, Washp gton, D. C.
ki.FEn- Noes:
Hon. j. G. Dob!n. Secrcta-y of .hn Nary
lic.t- d Davis, Secretary o. War
y. Italian. esq i'res't Board Common Council
zen VI MoCalla, A'toruey-a.-law.
James Ill. Cau.tin, esq.
". c Reddail, State department.
sep 29-sltf
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TO TIE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM. CONTEMPORARIES, &C,

TT'HR AMERICAN ICE CREAM, manufactured by
Il the subscriber from Iurr country cream, and
furnished III any quantity. from quart and up
wards at 81 50 per gallon, and ut the shortest notice
Parties, Dinners. and Private Entertainments fur
nished in the most fashionable style and equal to
any in the United States.
CHARIOT rE-RUSSE FROZEN FRUIT
BLANCMANGE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLlES, CAKES, &c.
made to orrer in every style.
All orders lett at ARN0LD'S, under Gadsby's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue. will be runctually
attended to; whore there will be constantly kept on
hand larEe and fresh assortment of FRUITS
COSFECTIoEARIES, FRENCH RoN-gONS, PRE-
SERVES, rlCKLES. &c
long experience in the business enables the sub
scribcr to guarantee the utmost satisfaction
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA, CHIC
COLATE, OHGEAT and other freshments, can he
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep 20 H. ECKARDT
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4 1UlMNBY PIECES AND PIER SLAisS, mnnu.ac-
Sturcd Of stone h. the Seurhyn Marble Company
These are new and beautiful articles in imitation Of
the r:ch st marble. such Egyptian, Italian Span
1sh, Sienna and Others the mcst rare and desirable
kinks. In style and finish they staud rnequalled,
arc very highly polished. retain their beauty much
longer than common marble. and ne not injured by
coal gas smoke. or acids. at the North they are be-
coming extensively used giving great satisfaction to
those who have tried them While much SUPERIOR i'm
appearances, they sold cheap, tkan any ihisc of
the kind in market. r. HASKINS Agent
Penn. avenue, soutff side near 10th street
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WHALEY's CMrIBUssFs

On iHlHSDAf, the 18th il, slant
1880 UMNIBUSSES between Alexan-
dria and Washington. iesving A!nxandria at AZ
O'Clock in the morning. and 81 in the afternoon
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at
o'clock in the morning and in the afternoon Re
turning. lea.e Washing on on the arrival OF the
ira ms from Baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange AID VI lnassas Gan train
from Alexandria. at o'clock.
Passengers wishing seats in this line will leave
the!- names and residences with Dr. James Entwis-
tie. Alexandria, and at the Irving House. Wa<hn--
ton corner of Eth street sud Pennsylvania a,cnua
ihe morning lire vii cad for pasSf gers within any
ressonn bic 5!sts;,-es il. ri; her cI'y
sp 2S--tuI- NM WuAIry
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
I H E UNI0E ANEW

Corner Of l4h Street end Nee PORK .src,,,
THOSE parents wishing 10 secure a ,el,t =,
erery udy responsible school, for the correct go
,nofough training Of their sons in the Classics sn
Hicher Mathematics, aud also in the Modern 7 H
suase. and Natural Sciences, so tina; they max n.
n'ea lor C9ege or for Engineering, Surveying ana
uie INSTITUTION, or call upon me Principal .oou -
,he number OF pupils is limited, and the vacan, s,,s
few. WIN SEATS
NO pupis VIII DC admitted or continued, whose
character IL known TO be had or doubtful SS
No pupils will he admitted hcncc,or,h MI.
not advanced beyond { primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained nj the priprip,l H.,
stores. PIru tpnID VoA-
sep 12-3m -,
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THE sTRAsBURG AcspEMy

Lonoastcr county, Pcnns,I'ranig
WfLL open its Both session on rbe fir, no,,
w Day IN N0TEMBER, 1854. The In.,,
tuition is situated eight miles southeast Of Lanc,,
city, from which place there is daily stage ,o ST.,
burg, leaving the city every afternoon at 81 oclocL
Fare 81 \ cents. ~
Access may be obtained to the Academy nv
nlanch railroad which connects Strashurg with The
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad N Iears Wv
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster cl,y r..
will he prepared for college, and for the ya,ions
businesses or life. Number of Teachers in the \,
S'Itution is six. For Catalogues address
JESSE OXEN, NJ. d.. PrinrinaI
srasburg, Lancaster county, PENNSYLVANIA.
sep l3-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRAL ACADEMY.

c1TneI o. lOth arf streets, or Ncdioai Cole,
ME duties OF this Institution Were res,,oas
the 9TH instant. The Classical ana Mara. oa
lcai departments, where the same hranchas ", ."-
taught m other Academies I'm this city, is In m. le
ono story. the Primary Department is in the a.,
Circulars can he obtained NJ the Books,ores
Kew. JAMES NoUhsE, A. NJ
Rev. J. w. WIS,ss. A. NJ Associate Principals.
VI. ID. Ellis, Teacher Of Primary Dcpar,me,,
guases. ~ Ian
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Washington Branch Railroad.
@ &c sssssssss -

TT'RAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except Sunday, at and A. M.
31k and p. m.
On Sunday at a. M, and 5 p. m.
Inc Tram at p H. is Express and stops only at
Annapolis Junction and Relay; tie others a: all w.v
stations.
Trains at a. m. and 3X p m, connect with An
napolis.
trans ii a. M and p. M, connect West.
Trains at and 6 Il. nj. and H. M, connect East.
Fare from Washington to Baltimore = 81 25
DO do do and return l 50
DO 40 Annapolis " 3
DO do do and return / so
The round trip tickets must in all cases he pro-
cured at the office, and good for the day upon
which they are issued. T. II. PARSONS.
jy left Agent.
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CAMEROTs GENERAL AGENCY

lind insurance OJice, ID floor, Iodds Building, Penn
sFircnjG Grenue, Washington d. c.
TLAiMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
" Land and Pensions, Applications for insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
the General Agency which may be entrusted to
Cameroh's care will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C has quite variety of Fine Engraving, Books
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &c, &c, at the General
Agency, and is prepared TO ill orders eli short no
tce and reasonable terms.
Ali the Daily and Weekly Papers 10 he had as
early as issued, at TIE General Agency. SSui,Scri
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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DRY GOODS

WE have Just received from New York very
w rich and superior assortment of New Goods,
cons isting in part of, viz:
100 Dress Patterns "A rich Plaid Silks. sc inches
wide. the latest Partisan and Broadway STYLES
80 Earadere silk Drasses, entirely new
IS patterns Rich A Brocade Silks extra heavy
5000 yards. twenty-six inches wide, Plaid Silks
from IS cents to "a
$500 yards. twentyseven inches wide, plain heavy
Poult dc Sole. all colors, cheap
1000 yards, twenty-seyen inches wide, pink. blue.
white. and Common Colored Silks, for even
ing dresses
1900 yards Irccade Silks, from 81 to 81 per yard
500 90 Plaid Pcplins at so cents per yard
15CO do Black silks. alt widths, soale extra heavy
loo do Tlaid Raw Silks superb quality
q Embroidered French Merino Dresses
40 pieces high co!ored Plaid Merinos
p do Plaid Falenciennes, new article, for Ia
dies
so DO plain and figured Mousselaine de LANES
100 do me.linm style, handsome
500 do Plaid Bonnet Ribands
leo do watered and Plain Ribands
Embroidered and plain skirts
so do French Mrrinos, all shades
rs do English ard Lyouese Cloths
$50 fne and medium French worked Collars
10 pieces Manta Yelyets
- Embroidered Grape Shaws, cheap
10 cartons fine and medium Embroidered Linen
cambria Handkerchiefs
80 pieces Lupin's fine Mousselines, all colors
y y do do do do s black do -o.. very fine
Is do Black Alpacas, from % cents to 81 q,
Is long and square Cashmere S.aw.s
100 do do Bay State and other makes
Velvet Scarfs and Cloth Cloaks
5000 yards French and English Cling hams
50 pieces plain and figured Josey Flaune!s
- do Cloth for ladies cloakings
Marceines for Innings, every color
Toe pieces Flannels, all colors
80 DO Cassnets do
80 DO CaSs meres do
rs do Cloths do
80 do Iesting7 do
full assortment of silk and Cotton Hosiery
1000 yards Of Calico, some good at 81 cents
500 pairs Servants Blankets
leo Iairs fine Bed Blankets, wiled. very fine
100 pieces Kerscys, for servants wear =
Is DO and "a Full Cloths
SO do Plaid Linseys
A fall assortment Of Cot.ous of every kind
Russia Diapers Table pamask MARTINS
Irish Linens. iiuckaback Diapers, Crash
% pieces BoTkn1s some 1e4 wide
30 DO Brocatrl, some extra fiue
80 pairs Lace Curtains. cheap
10 pieces In,:ia S+tins
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram CARPETS
Venetian Carpets. Rugs
Large and snail Door Mats of various kinds.
and great many other Goods too hume
rous to mention.
In consideration of the very large amount of
Goods buy and sell. it enables 10 give greater
bargains than any else in the District PurcIia-
will please giTe call and examine for them
selves. HALL s. BROTHER.
sep 2G-coiS-
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TIE PARK H01EL.

y OHERT & THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
~ in:oIn their friends and the public that they
are prepared at the above mentioned house, to fur
nlsh all the refreshments of the season. Parties sun
piled with DINNERS cnd SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior LII
QUGRS.
The PARK H tel is located At the Northern extrcm-
lty of iii street just on the vers" Of The city limits
surrounded by Il Park OF large trees, containing a
Bowling Saloon, Swings, land Ar6ors. II is healthy
WALK or beautiful drive. sep l4-lm
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On IAN Srest, opposite itH1rt's Hotel
M RS. MCLEOD having taught for these last ten
Iva years, has associated with her Mrs l.. A. aUyIy
lady OF long exp rience teacher in the Eastern
Cities. for the purpose IF conducting a FEMALE
SEMINARY. Thy will teach all the brsuche. are
requisite for thorough English education together
with French, Latin, Piano, Vocal Music. Drawing.
and Painting. J. MCLEOD
l.. A. GAUVIN
n. B. One hour each Gay viii be devoted in French
cow ersat:on. Int sen 3n-eo.s,s
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CARD.
10 the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
Alexandria, &c.

HENRY WEIRAIAN'S Ladies. Misses, and Chill
Il drcn's French Shoes sold by the under
lgned, on 18th street, just above Corcoran Riggs
Banking House. in his new building. with the high
marble steps, where lie will We Ladic,' orders.
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
dies, Misses land ChIidrcns French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers &c
made TO order by III. Weirinan. of Philadelphia, of
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan styles These Gaiic.s are entirely different
from what are generally known 'Esiop shop shoes"
being all custHTl work. of superior workmanship
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, WHO value beauty, comfort and economy
will consult their interest by giving me a CALL and
examine for themselves. c. WEIRMAN
10TH St, just above Corcoran s Riggs
aug ls-lyeo Banking House