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lib AH OsBS
AN
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TIE True a.
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OH, GASTRIC JEgCE.r
DREPARED from RENNET, or the Fourth
4 Stomach OF an OK, after directions of BLKoS
HIERIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by j. S,
HoUGIrcN, NJ. d., Philadelphia, Ia. sa sdf
This es a truly wonderful remedy for indigestion,
Dyspepsia, y%aundice, Liver Complaint, Constipas
ton, ana Debility, Curing after Natures swn
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice,
9r Half a teaspOOntul of PEFsIN infused into water,
will digest or dissolve Five Pounds of Roast Beef
in about two hours, out OF the Stomachs
PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Diaestine
Principle of the Gastric Juice-the solvens of the
Food, the Purifying, Preserving and Stimulating A,
gent of the Stomach aud lntestines 1t il extracted
from the Digestive Stomach of the Ok; thus forming
an artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the Nat
ural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and fur.
nishing a complete and perfect substitute for it. BY
the ad OF this preparation the pains and evils of lndi-
gestiOn and Dyspepsia ure removed, Just as they
would be by a healthy Stomach. Ii is d doing wonders
Tor Dyspeptics, curing cases of Debility, lEmaciation
Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptlc Consumption, 'sup-
1 IEN al 10 ne nm mn NHFG0 NJ mo "a Il "a SRNnnINN
ic Evidence upon y,iS6 it Is based' is IN The bicbsst
degree Curious and RemnrEabIe - 49,
ScIcyTIFIc EvTnrxrr NPtnaS rpro in Ii, col.
bralgd work on Animal Chemistry, says: A Art,
NAV be readily prepared from the mncnnns mem
brane of the Stomach of the OK IN which ynr;ons y
ticles of food, such as meat and egrs viii he softer.
ed, changed, and digested. lust i'm iihs. same manner
as they Would be in the Human Stomach -
DR.. CoNgr. in his valuable writinra on IN. Apbv,.
iology of Digestion" observes that "a diminotian' of
he due Quantity of the Grstric Juice is. n nrominant
and all prevailing cause of DvsSepsia:" and he stntes
that "a distinquished professor al modicine in Ion
! don. WIN wns severely afflicted viii this cottnjsint,
Gndinr ryerytbirg esn to fail had reconTes ~ the
Gastric JuiGe. obtained from he stomachs IF living
animals. which proved comnletely saccessfi,i.'
DR.. GRAUAY. author. of The fan,ous wo,k upon
Vegetable Diet" saws; at is n remarkabif fact in
Physiology. TINT the Stomncbg Of Animals. mheeratcd
in water. irppnrt to tho iuid Inc proiriety IL dissolv-
inc y,rions nrtinlas Of food and 81 e1Tsct;po kind of
AT1tiGcial Di%astion % Of thcmn in no wise ii asrsnt from
the natural DIGESTIVE moress.;
XII Call on me Agent, and get I. pesetiPllEe NJ q.
GulnT, lgtat!s) slVlnS u I4fge amount ol Gclentlic
y H sH nmn to 'He uoosg' toso'ief Nm W." ifPE.u55
o. hel'uih'oe cures rom al parts Vi ne ohi'0u
R'd'|S' ...
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S. B. SHOTWELL,
THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

THE undersigned would respectfully pr-sn
l. announce to his old friends and Gus MS9&IA
toners and the travelling public in gem ssEg3o
eral, that he has again taken possession (BtRlEsLsE
of his Old Tavern Stand in Cadiz, THE Fa1HasESA
National l1ouse) one square west of the Public
Buildings, where he intends to accommodate all who
may please to favor him with a call in The best man
ner that he can. No pains will be spared to make
his guests comfortable. Thankful tor past favors
while engaged in the business, he hopes to merit aud
again receive a liberal share of public patronage, as
he intends to devote his whole time and attention to
that object. TIIOS. G. VINCENT,
April %, l912-ly. Owner and Proprietor.
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book &C.
a count, are requested to come without DELAY and
make settlement, as | am determined to close IN NH
my old business matters. This notice | will consid-
or sufficient for all and them that--that won't take |
intend to bring. n. j. BENNETT
Cadiz, March 2, 1854,
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TR AUTI$ G..

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens q
J. Cadiz that / have again taken my old shop or
Market street, directly opposite McCormick's store
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
| would respectfully ask the public TO give me a cal
at Number two"
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HATS AND CAPS.
4. .JTTT. SCHPETRNP

M|OOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY. O..
TNEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries
~ &c, which he sells cheap for Cash, or gooC
produce, June 9, 1852.
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In NIL diseases or arrangements Of the female franrs.
distinctions, difficulties, painful menstruaiOns, Re-. has
effected 4 cure. This root ID indigenous to our soil, and found
in large quantities, and rs n medicinal property, stands with.
out an equal it form. ons Of the compounds in the preparl'
ton, which, as n whole, is the best remedy ever given to q
dehilitated female it is sure, and the system viii be restored
70 health by its use.
For the relief of all Sympathetic Diseases attendant on preg.
nancy: il allnys those distressing and pniniul troubles which
often occur both TO married and unmarried females, and re.
moves those periodical distractions which arise from taking
s0ld, &c.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Bi2ioaS Dis.
eases, Inflammation Of TIE LHRCS, Coughs, COids, H0GrEE.
HssS, Might SDCats, ~JPedknesS, &C., for all these diseases no
Medicine has ever been Its equal.
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} 3 : 3 3 3 3 8 3 3

The following case of Bonaiah Hughes is one OF
the most astonishing on record, After forty years
sickness, two years eXcruciuting torture, the alnpu-
taliou OF one leg, AID the body and limbs almost a
mass Of eating, purifying, dischareing ulcers, to be
cured by eight bottles Of Guysotts Extract of Yellow
Dock aud SarsapaTilla, is almost miraculous.
Er,r run Crprtrtr,FE
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pONNETS, fancy, silk and satin, white and col.
IC ored Albino, very pretty; also, Bonnet Ribbons
and Flowers Of every variety, call and see them as
they are selling fast. WIN. HOCG &CO.
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LIST all who wish to purge the blood from impurities,
and prepare tho system TO resist epideInics, resort
TO "tiuysOtt's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
p%arilIa,' which is proving itself an antidote for
many OF the most malignant diseases that flesh is
heir to, and they never will be disappointed; for in
this remedy public faith has never wsvered-ney-
or can wayer; Tor it is founded on experience, Just
US their want Of faith in other and spurious COM
pounds Is founded on experience. They fly from
mineral n]OstruIhs to seek hope, life and vigor from
THIS PURELY rEGErABLE REMEDY, however broken
down IN health and spirits-however loathsome TO
himself and others, let no one despair of recovery;
let the patient only understand that his hope OF
physical restoration lies only in "Guysott's Extract
OF fellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, :" and persuade
nm, Tor ms LIES sake, 10 try it, and we have no
hesitation IN predicting his speedy restoration to
health.
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AGlNTs-John Baall, Cadiz; w. Singer, Jefar
son; A.. !. Croskey, New Market; VIM. Lee, New
Deersvi)le; j. p. Watson, Harfiayiilc; Aud. Schrci.
Der. Moorcield. June lG, IS52-ly.
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A THOUSAND NAMES

a. proof Of cures in this distressing class Of complaints. See
pamphlet. An broken down, debltated constitutions, from
the effect Of mercury. will find thu bracing power OF this artl,
Gle to uct Immediately, and the poisonous mineral erGdicsted
fran the system.
The q distinct properties which compose this article, mani.
Sat themselves particularly in tho application OF the com.
pound, for the distressing class of complaints which head
this paragraph. For centuries there has been uEsd in the
pafh of Eurnnp a
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LARENCH Merlloes, Thibit Cloths, Alpacas, plain
\ and printed Do Lainos, for sale cheap. al
8 g. II. McFADDENtS
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Real Estate Agency.

ANOnA IoUdIO 1ASClICye
SCOTT g. BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
- will give especial attention to buying and selling
of Real Estate, examination OF Titles, Conyeyan.
cling, &c, on reasonable terms.
Cadiz. July 3O.ly.
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.

E'creHh street, Just Gbore Pennsylvania orenuc.
FIslE undersigned beg> leave 10 announce to his
Il fnensS and the public and the Ladies in partic-
ular that he has just opened New Store for the
manufacture and sale OF I1ILLINER of every de-
scrl3t;"n. together a full assortment OF F.9NCY
GOODS
Hosiery, Gloves, IIandkerchiefs
tfavals. Stocks, Collars. Suspenders
Porte mOnnaies, Gard Cases &c.
AlSn. choice selection Of
Sewing Silks, Threads. Cottons
Twist. buttons Pins, Needles, Sc; in fact al
most every article in the Millinery and Man
'ulmakng line of brlsiness in the way of
Trimming.
t>c, fine lot OF PCrfumery. such as
Extracts of various sorts, Eau de Cologne
Pomldes, Soaps, Hair Oils, Brushes. Combs,
Fans. sc.
y. B.-Tne Millinery branch will be under The
immediate supervision of Mrs SHEDD, assisted bv
OH" ui the first Mners of the day, who will be in
readiness 20 receive all orders for Bonnets Caps,
II addresses, Sc, and execute such orders in the
neatest manner.
The undersigned will. in the course OF three or
fGn' weeks, he able TO exhibit full assortment o;
Fall and W inter Style of Millinery Goods, and with
strict ''teniI1n to business, will not only merit but
Ieceire share of the patronage of the public of
Washington. WILLIAM P. SHEDD
sep l2-dIw
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THE CELEBRATED
ENAMELLED WHITE

WOULD respectfully inform my customers and
tine public IN general. that have, with great eff
fort, succeeded IN obtaining the secret art of paint
ing the beautiful EsAMELLED WHITE. For its bril-
incy OF gloss and cearness of surface. il far excets
any other style oil painting that has ever been
brought into practice. IL is well adapted to all
kinds of wood work and walls. The said enamelIed
painting can be, and is done in all coiors. II has
taken precedence all other STYLES of painting
in the Northern cities. Specimens can be seen BY
calling at my Shop, where 1 still carry on the
PAINTING business in all its various branches
All thos, wishing to have their stores and dwellings,
painted in the above, or any other STYLE will please
give me call, and guarantee that their work shall
be done in the ve,y best manner, and with prompt
ness and despatch.
deem the present a fit occasion to return my
sincere thanks to the public fer the very liberal pat
ronase they have bestowed on me for many wears
past and hope. from my long experience, blended
with vigilance, to merit continuation of their ia
vorS. JAMES OBRYON
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter,
South side Pennsylvania avenue,
between 10Th and 18th streets, up stairs.
6-Tu&Flm lawlm tTntei.l
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RED RIVER RAFT,

NE feNSoe 10 whom the ncntra-l yas ava, .
l. under former advertisements for nroro.,I 'ttui
ing failed to give the bond with ,urotias - ,s nav
proposals for the work are again invited q r,,'
Proposals will be recsyed until ,ba ao,h
next September for the removal Of ohstrur,osyy o.
tn. navigation Of Red river fI,oui,ian.l .,.I 70
10y the ran. sndfo keeping tho said nay;,,i
from the same for the longest period NV
The amount Of those proposals united Is mo, q,
coed the sum Of SlooO0O *
Each bidder will propose to remove sid -,
thoroughiy,l end to keep the NAVIGATION f,r. e..
obstruction thereby for specified rerioi s,;t IN
in his bid the time in which he arul So, IN s,,s
the removal OF the raft, the said time not 10 h -
than the lst day Of June. 1855; and also the nure
OF years, counting from said Removal dvr;nc -,
time he binds himself to keep the said ns,irn,sr
IT, 2 from raft obstruction s"uoh
The contractor will be required 10 give Hill,
for S2nooo, with two good surrties each for thu
100000 conditioned for the faithful eHcc,,,i N
the contract. Each bidder will transmit At IN. -
time with his proposals, the names Of IT, r-
who IN be offers as suretics, and q docla-,tis, -
by them that they will sign his bp1d as s,,,,,i.
above mentioned; and also the certificate offs di,,,.
judge of the United States for tie State in ,l,,
resides. that said securities are rcs,e-tel, i,t"s
aud that he considers them worth SlOu,a 49,,
above all their debts and liabilities No I'D ,,,S ma
examined unless these conditions shall be eInri.s
with. t-sl
Terms Of pdgmerli.
OF the sum Of 800 600 s,rropr4a,.l
above object, Sc, 600 shall be paid as the W
removing the raft advances, as folloWs-to Wiz,
Whenever the contractor shail report that -
ton Of the rsft has been removed tho sam. -
be inspected BY an officer appointed by ths W.
department; and If it shSll appear that suoh (, n
fact the Department will pay such a prcuort;on -
the said sum ~ 10000 the portion removed mi
bear to the entire raft provided partial psyn,r-
shall Ice made for les taan on. tenth part Of 49,
who" work. The remaining $50 ets win be natl
In equal annual ins.Hlmeuts corras,onjny =.
numbe with the numtar of vesrs duripr ~
the contractor shall bind hinls Elf % keep ire nsy
cation 'pen, of which fact tha department L 70 =,
the sole judge.
Each bid must b- for the who'll work-tha,I "a
the removal Of the raft, and for keeping 81. ,,.
oped for specified period. No separate prc,o,sl q,
portions If il will lie considered
The proposals viii be addressed to the u UNDERSIGNED
marked on the envelope, 'Propo.als for removing
Red River Raft
The War Department reserve to itsalf The ri,,,
OF awarding the contract according 10 its o2,r
judgment OF the most favorable bid and the moo,
responsible bidder. IL. ALERT
Colonel Corps Topographic Engip.at.
aug 3o-2awtd
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Proposals for OH for Light-heuses.
TREAsURT DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board
September 8, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at th;.
~ once until one o clock, p. M Friday the I'd
inst, FOR supplying the Light house estabii. b,nept
with twenty one thousand five hundri (2I 5OO1 sal
Ions of the best quality falstrained or pressed
oil, 10 he delivered aonI side of the Government
ply-yeSSel at Boston, New York cits New RaIt,r5
or Edgartown, Massachusetts,, lat the option Of In.
conra"tr to he specified in the bids in tight we'll
made casks, suitable for shipping in prime order on
or be-ore the I'd day Of October next
In case the suppiy-vesSci S. oui MT be ready to
receive the oil the appointed day Of delivery n,
above, the contracting party will be at liberty 10 de-
liver il u authorized agent Of the Light house es
Enlistment. and he shall be entitled to noyrnent
therefor within fifteen days from the time of such
delivery.
All the oil contracted for under the foregoing pro
po5alS To be subjected to the usual tests Of Specific
grsyity, temperature at which It will remain iimp1
hy burning, and by such other means as NAV h,
thought proper by the person or persons to whom
that duty NAV he ass ned before it will Re acc.nt
e1. ne oil viii 30 required TO remain limpid at
tenpeIaturr Of 10 of E hrrnheit, or lower
Roud. with security the sat;sea ton of the d..
yartmeut. will b. required Of the contractor copdi
toned in the penalty Of fifth Of the value of th.
contract. for its faithful execution.
The to..rI. under authority of the department.
rs-yveS the right 10 reject any hi l. though II NAV
b. The lowest from o;he. ,nsiderstions than its
amount.
tn 0'Is must De placed in an envelope. sealed,
All. e1orset Proposals for OIL, and then enclosed
20 the -sc-s:ary OF the Lighthouse Board Washing
ton city
BY order Of the Light house Boari:
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
SEPT l1--2ot22Sd Secretary.
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SUPERIOR COOKING RANGES

1~p | offer to the public ono of the best COOK
HSE4At ING RANGES ever used 1t il known by
aMxsN4 The name o. Rand Iiaycs's Elevated Tubu-
Il y lar Oven Range. The oven being elevated
always ensures a good draughf. and bakes at the
bottom without trouble. All the boilers being set
immediately over the fire the boiling. The
arrangement for ting and boiling is also very
II is made ~ 70 er cooking af[amsemests'
mace, afiOrdng sufficient heat to warm room IL or
20 fact square in coolest weather Several of these
Ranges have been put up here, and can be seen in
operation If desired. All the above Ranges are war
ranted. w. II. NARROWER,
Opposite Patriotic Bank.
| have also new Cooking Stove. To be used with
either wood or coal, to viii h / wish To call particu-
lar attention. It's superior baking and roasting ar
engagements arc such that il makes il the hest cook
ifg stove in market. w UU
l0--,,0yy
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Office Of the General Insurance Agency.

located on Serenth street, opposite the Post Otfce,
" HERE Policies will be granted on Life, Fire,
w and Marine risks in the following Companies
viz:
Branch Office ofthe Washinsson County Mutual In
surance Company. Capital 1856 1885, and over no.
600 members. s. s. CowEs, President; A. BIsHop,
Secretary.
Branch Office Of TIC National Protection fust-Gncc
Company, of Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Capital
100000. Surplus So. 900. A. ID. w. GARRETT.
President, J. NJ WHEELER, Secretary.
Branch Office Of the Granite Insurance Company,
OF Utica, N. Y. Capital 500 900. besides large
surplus of cash funds. G. \. Curtis President ".
II. DERRICK, Secretary
% Since the above agencies have been estab-
ished, we have insured "a 500 600 of property
and paid over Is losses. amounting 10 over SlS0O0
TO the full satisfaction Of the claimants in current
funds.
Persons having property uninsured are respectful
ly invited TO call a; our Office where ample refer
ences and a full explanation will be cheerfulIy given
by J. I. CLOSE K ]. c. GREEN, Agents for Mary
land, District of Columbia. and Virginia.
sep 10-po6i
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Patent Gas Regulator

fffE lhseator Or kidder,) OF this economical and
u:efui instrument. deserves the thanks Of rho ~,
consuming community. The saving effected bv the
use Oh VIII be found fully ~ per cent in eyery
sons gas bill. Ii can be- adjusted AZ TO supn,v
Tue gas a any desired pressure less than that of the
street, and when once adjusted the RemIa,or ,,i,
continue to supply the ga that pressure uniform
~, without requiring further or attention. and
independent OF all The fluctuations o! the street nre
' PieS
Ho ei propsielors and storeEeeper. Ia lba cirv -,
w ashinston and its vicinity DESTROYS 10 avail ,hem
themselves OF the ecOnomiser, can obtain nil further
nohauon by calling on the SUBSCRIBE, VINO mas
Will give an illustration oft ~ 7'o''' anu
EDWARD NJ BOTEI,ER.
Practical Gas liter md piuu,hs,
aug 2-d A 'uee's'
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WOOD AND COAL,

NE have now completed arrangements for re-
w ccivIng our regular supply of WOOD IND
CO. Ill for the season. and ready to deliver Hick-
DRY, Oak and Pine WOOD, Anthracite COIL, OF
different sizes and kinds. from the most approved
mines. Bituminous and Cumberland Coal, and Ly-
ken's Valley, free burning coal, in sizes for stoves
and CRATES
Consumers who intend laying up supply OF fuel
Tor the Winter, will find it to their advantage TO en-
gage II as soon as possible, for, in al! probability the
advance on the present prices will be much
greater than many anticipate
All coal from our yard viii be carefully weighed,
and ,240 pounds given 10 the ton
w. l.. WATERS s CO,
Office corner OF 18th and & streets.
9-Im
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY,

Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
WILL open its 30th session on the first NON
w Day IN NOTEMBER, 1856. The InSti
tuition is situated eight miles southeast of Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage to Suas
burg. leaving the city every afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Fare 81 \ cents.
Access may be obtained to the Academy by a
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad at Leamon
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
stitution is six. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. d., Principal.
strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
l3-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNION AC ADEMY

Corner Of l4th Street and Ne,p York .7rcriuc.
THOSE parents wishing to secure Il select and
erery ircy responsible school, for the correct and
thorough training of their sons, the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also in the Modern Ian
guages and Natural Sciences. so that they NAV be
fitted for College, or for Engineering Surveying and
Commercial pursuits respectfully invited to visit
the Institution, call upon the Principal soon as
the number of pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few.
No pupils will be admitted or continued, whose
character is known to be 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. L. RICHARDS,
sep l2-3m PrncipaI
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LAW NOTICE

SIDNEY s. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
flee 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.
GO Office in Morison's new building, on ~ ST.,
between P, nnsylvania avenue and & street.
References: Hon. ]. J. Alicn Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure. Hon. G. B. Samucls Hon.
George H. Lea of the court of appeals of Virginia
to the judges Of the circuit courts Of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Vir-
ginia. Nv l9-eoIy
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EDUCATION.
Georgetown Female Seminary,

UkOhHEIoNN; ~ W
|TNHIS institution is oren and in null operation
i The course of study is very thorough and prac-
tised The principal superintends all the depart
meuts of study and is assisted by the best and most
efficient teachers. The seminary presents the very
finest advantages to rents who wish to place their
daughters under watchful care and attention.
Boarding and tuition in all English branches 500
per session of ten months. French, music, drawing,
&C, extra.
Day pupils from IS to 80 per quarter of IL weeks.
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK,
sep 1S-eotf- PRINCIPAL
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FRANCIS III. DAVIDCE.

FOKhERLf OF BALTlMoRE,)
Attorney and CounsellO r.at-L eyv,
DROP0SES TO attend TO COnyeyancing and other
l. office business, together with the prosecution
of claims against the Government, for which an ex-
perence of eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him in peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
F. II. d. may always be found during business
hours at the Office of his son, WALTER Dorsey Az
IDGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hall, and opposite
to Fifth street aug 4eoIy