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nFrROIETIM. OR ROCK OIL, A NATURAL

REMEDY u-rsed Well Allegheny eouny Pernsyi-
yeo IA -e. usl5e -shs sur, aud sold BY , sl-
ETEb Al BASIN. seventh street Pittsburgh Pa
ting PETROLEUM discovered in hnrag salt ae and ~
s=il bic hrsine zad MS ei
c.i mss ous eues seroA and EyHPelas, Plies Burns and
P M e. fvs rom bowels the EARTH without pFep.ra'son
O. 4iuiIsesfiel. 60. -
r. a. ~ , WRIGHT CO., Isl Chartres street, who
srt seiursrsi pieces.
5l4Y ~ Nc s,burgi, ~ o. o. WOOOMAs d CO.
fIeasg heir advantage 70 nAs the fEiho-
LII VI On sPans spavn and certain ears Tor srseasy
i,sias the AduIs Nusanx LFninsnt jent5 IN
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euable ......... Carroiiton. Property
BY s. PURSELL, Auetioneer.
February 10, at IL O'clock

TtIGAR. MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACCOTAs eonstanty % nsad aud sor ale
sah ass' SsA rI1 st ppyxa
FERs Alsn Toaeros and bales ssisesdsosns
Mexican naIks., sod Ter plantation ase. - -
st-aet aad fss Trhoaoitrotss street..
ssA
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lAAN RICEs MUSEUM. :

H. AN RICES MUSEUM NO lV' 81
n y CHARLES STREET, Neu OfgsDs
81 piif n. .ata ne trs gar buildings above
80 .si.5ishsl pemtusBt MUSEUM - Nsr orleans " .
BOA e. Gu natural aud tta nanlsrs oTer ONr
HUNDRED THOUSAND fos,red fqn AZ quarters q ne
GHla
Tie eoso o. BIRDS, particularly the most e4isn-i7 AID TIE
mos ssglfH % the United states.
model Of SAN FRANCISCO most asn4e'nt v9tE q 81
tiding city Grl pro1guued pefes ~ ~ VINO
tfsfsfe y W. Rec aad Aiasa 70 ''
AsHsHHr .t.t..
Tts CWNTes FAMILY, COG isag q tive F.rion. Ih..3qls
BEN for tn- sas laey WI D 70
g .st The The MIsu AMI TI gre IoneefA
IL Ind p,r,iag nj! BIZ sHAZZARs FEAST. copy from tss
aa nsayy sEsus- AL attained Tie
RI. L5.5r Ron q g2en ylaH The Museum Zee Of
IE- 5lou % WILD ANIMALS, c.rt,uz % Bear, Ttsri.
rore ukey' gafeeal ELh, '. an Be sen IN rev
Tie 10 aUs sc PAINTINGS tie isryai szi'sr'e ard
~ Psa, as sontbaoa z Ml'ean " III b. entitled to
"a. Ai,a.s-a 90 al fares Sc Elt,bJ.anea 50 ru,t Cai,r
~ I r sF r. r'' , II, Viii Is gwen issai
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IMPROVED PATENT RICE HLLERS,
h STRAW CUTTERS. CORN shELLs Rs, -
II PLOUGHS, ROAD sCRAPERs,
CORN MILLS, ETC., Etc.
Ai ysr.a assor..eut Of PLANTATION ARTICLES,
-. - 81 ~ j WATERMAN h BROTHER,
c immon and Aagstine stresu
UCE-ICE-J. STAFFORD & CO., Wholesale
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CHARLES 7 THEA TRE.-Managers
- Iy-TrDvy sffT Circle ssd Ps4uet Is csna Pr
3 Gus, GslsT7 = een,asEyEFfr q M SEN DsBhR W
Nj BAR,Fy WILLIAMS hass jan
I'm asnes Win drsH q Cyl lD u TIE WRsGK-sAss
Isp ss n IsLln vhi snd Mrs b2asy Williams Msssr'
Ls Nayls and DBs vii appear 70 saasads -n re ~
rspr I'm ~ ONE TVJJSANp sliH''i'' "Fe'' ~
TIFF GOLD DfJGiSG7. .
fSr-T ge.sAt -3@nsffe o Air. MARI sniit1
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HANGING ACADEMY Mr.. p. CLIssEY eS
respectfully informs and Geneun Of New -
ans that his sNClNi ACADEMY .en ~ Ne. t.6t n
p,s sest Charles Caroniei-t sLeets ssA<s
wI.rrsh viii teach the utst y HON ABLE DANCES,
nyAt ladies and Gentemsu nom I'LL o'clock every
dGI.
CAS- for Gentlemen, nom pes. IN lo every night
GHILDBENt5 SCHOOL.
Children will BY opea during the 1eaHpn On \ aieS
s ponnil Weinezlays aud Saturdays icm5 ra TIL
~ M CLssEY VII aeb at HI, Agsdgmiss 9 the tI,i time n
civ NALSE SIX TENTS composed by himself
by LAdy AMI tenteusp vs'tLns iogsthsT
tho bend sntrely euTsd in @atsre roEl 5m
NTUSIC The undersigned are pre- 80
W pared 10 furnish BANDS Of MUSIC FOR PRuCEs 7---F
Ions PARAD1S BALLS, PARTIES, Ett Tho net lustss
a., s,fis,i for Hands or Fitf o. MESSENGER NJ SOk.
- j. MESS EMER,
r.rqa sum q. e. MINOR.
ATUSICAL PERFORMANCES.-ED eQ51A,
VI GAR +. BUCKLEY, the popular ant celebrated N Aglg
\ INIT AND ETHIOPIAN DELlNEAI TOR with SS-52s
s,- Joapa1y Ar-, viii appear here shortly anl s't ~
| cir pup altr entertainments
The sI-essA this Troupe has been unrquasd
NesieT
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NJ" NOTItE.-AII partle3 haVng uemandS
against snip EiNBA IL, witt please present the
tie unlct s4ued i,r settlement without delay
dee6l GEORGE W. IYNSOA, 20 Camp street.
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IA Prl1ee, 50 second 60 iai 10 t55 GA,
- . gsr . kT1 Nl,Et.s SGHINGNLE OPERA TROUPE Will
arg4r EVERY EVENING tSuuzy postlysl ped a ple
lie new and psaslg u kfIispplAN MlNai -
occasion hat sna ~'ri N1aai
.STEH join ADAMS only Male Conrao u his sg" 7-' =,
H. ttss by ever beat -F-sadsat
iG9ys, ,..t h..
tl Graz r. A. lily ani E5ANCE Ilsre Gbsen strength
Or rnGs Sii Or produced. - ,..-
- fga,-5 :, sa' s"t. lDHS r FORD Agent. flr'7
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Parish Oist. James, NJ. ~, 1850.

This ey the lsa-er j. B. RoudAne has worked ppoe
inv h a snds aud ISL have iul eoundsnss n
~. n IN - So J. Il. LOuGHEoHou9H.
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II rsar.yu1 ss-fss B. RoudaneI has put up set
X H an Ia rlu Plantation and at the Kettles ooii 2 M
y. = ~. - ID. .erri.ss TUREAuD. JAMS sm
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

n y
Las and for sale the eAteh Jk-1Sa3ik5
ave stoce Pl mos in the city, principally from II N
CHIgKT RING and NUSNS 4 CLARK. A,so- v
3JiTA MARTIN together With SHEET MUSIC, thECEi
TORS IP- Fer hirerhree good nssTunents
.egg HENRY PARSONS, Is Camp street.
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nRDER OF THE LONE STAR.-'IAe mem
ter g to fsers-.. Assembly at,enf reei'- a9nS
TUESDAY, EgaNINg -;h az ylok, At No. - C'lp ssi
By order u the Prs8ualt lNtt7t
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"a Tic bark N,surA, Cant, JOIN

~ N0TTCE-Neither Captain nor COnsg-
nee Of Bsh chip BLANCi Clpt lLuiop, Liverpool
port VIII be- any contracted By the
iahi IOIN TO LE rs Bank Place.
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Proposals for Rations for 1854.
QUARrERMAsrsRs 0rFtcs MARINE CoKPs,


.n..' WASHINGTON, October ii, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until 10 o'clock A. n Tuesday, the 18th day VI
November next for furnishing Rations TO the United
States Marines at the following Stations for the year
1854, viz; 49,. -
~. Portsmouth, New Hampshire; -. =
Charlestown, Massachusetts,; -. 1000
Brooklyn, Long Island.) New York:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
'' Gosport, (near Norfolk virglpia; 80
Pensacols Florida and .-.-....,..
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each ration to consist of one pouad and quarter
of fresh beef or threequsrters OF pound Of mess
pork. eighteen ounces of bread made of snpertne
-four. superne -four, at the option of the Govern
ment and at the of six pounds OF good coffee,
twelve pounds of the best New Orleans sugar. eight
quarts of the best white beans, four quarts of vine
gar, two quarts of salt, four pounds Of good hard
brown soap. aud one and half pounds Of good hard
dipped talow candles to each hundred rstions.
TIE beef required shall be delivered on the order
Of the commanding officer OF each station, either In
bulk or by the single ration and shall consist Of the
best and most choice pieces of tie the pork
to be No. prime mess pork and the groc~ries to b.
OF the best quality Of the k;uds named, subject to
inspection. '..
No bid viii be entertained unless accompanied BY
the name OF two suretrs known TO this Office
titled to by some official person. To be endorsed
{" Proposals for Ratons for the year 1854" and ad-
dressed to tire Quarterm sster of the Marine Corps
Washington. D. C.
The Patriot, Concord, New Hampshire; Morning
Post and Daily Tim Boston, massachusetts United
States Military and Naval Argus, New York; Brook
lyn Eagle, Brooklyn. New York; Penns, lyanian and
Evening Argus, Philsdel phir Times baltimore
Maryland; Argus, Norfolk, Virginia: Globe, Ports
mouth Virginia; Florida Democrat Pensacola, Flor
de; and Ancient City, ST. Augustine Florida, will
give the above three insertions each per waek and
send the account, accompanied by one printed copy
Of the advertisement, to this office for payment.
oct 12-eotd.
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Proposals for Furnishing Bricks.
UNITED STATES CArToL EXTENSION AND \
WAsHISGION AQUEpUcT oFFiCf,
WAsHiSGTvS, D tOter ls, 1858. 4

UNITED STATS CAPITOL EXTENSION AND
WARRINGTON AQrEDUc1 oFFiCf,
WASHINGTON, o tober ~, 1853.
DROP0SALs will BE- ised at Ills Once, until
i ep. u OF the 20th December next f,r furnish.
ing Bricks for the construction Of The Washington
Aqaaduct.
The whole quantity peei q will probably be about
forty milliars fropos l. sLau state the quantity
which each bidder sil undertake 10 furuiyh.
The bricks must 10 delivered at soch points OF the
liuc may from time TO time he de- igns,.-i hy Lhe
Engineer. The tines and quantities will depend Oh
the appropriations made by Congress.
Their are large d-pOsites OF clay suitable for max.
ing tliks pong the line ard the cSrtrsctor viii te
required to furnish sample of the rsy aid tricks
before commencing tn. manufReture.
None but well made hard burnt bricks, entirely
acceptable TO the Engineer, viii be -ec4ised AMI
they will be required to be made in moads couiprn.
ing in size to the municipal regulations Of the city
of Washington.
Every offer must te accompanied by a written
Ruarsnty, signed by n1fe responsible per
saus In the effect that he OF they undertake that
the bidder bidders Will. If his their their hid i
arceptI 4, ontrr into obligation within cen dsys
with good aud sufSeient surct:es. Ia furnish the
bricks nf-r d. said guaranty 10 hs accompanied by
the certificate of Tie United States District Jutse
! United States District Attorney, Navy Agent, ,r
some tnrSr ef the General Government CT indivii-
ual known 10 lie n-ysr ment of War that the guar
autors are able tn maxi god heir guarsuty.
I'll bids to he sealed and ondorycd Proposals r
Brick for Wa hington aquedurt" The bids sill be
opened in the presence o. sr bidders MAY choo
to lie present. As the certainty Il supplN is yelV
important the ailur" of coutruturi involving prOb
ably the ttopPage Of the work TOR a hole asOB
the United States itself the right 10
jel any all bids, aud 10 make such arrangements
for the supply of bricks Iaay lie most sllysIltase
ous to the work. (sea extract from ENGINEER De
partn,ent Regulations below
NC MEIGs,
Captain Of Engineers In charge ef Washing
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go THE CELEBRATED
ENAMELLED WHITE

I WOULD respectfully inform my customers and
the public IN general, that have, with great eff
fort s,Icr eeed lii obtaining the ART of paint
my the beautiful ESAMELLED WHITE. For its bril-
nancy OF gloss and clearness of surface, far excel,
any other style OF painting that has ever been
brought INTO Practice. 1t Is We'll adapted to all
kinds of wood work and walls. The said ename.led
painting can be, and is, done in all coorS. II ha.
taken precedence over MI other styles OF painting
~ the Northern cities. Specimens can be seen by
Ealing at my Shop, where | still carry on thu
PAINTING business in all its various branches
An fhos, wishing tohaye their Ht1rns and dwelling.
painted in the above any other STYLE will pl ast
give me call, and guarantee that their work shall
be done in the veiy best manner, and with prompt
Dess and despatch.
deem the present "a fit occasion to return m,
sincere thanks to the public fer the very liberal nat
rorIage they have bestowed on ME for many year
past; and hope, from my long experience. blended
with vigilance, to merit a continuation of their ia
yOrs. JAMES p'BRTON
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter
. South side Pennsylvania avenue
- between 18th and 18Th streets, up stairs .
sep 6-Tu&Flin & IaWlm fIntell
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF
IL every Description at Iron Hall.


White gold band, and richly decorated Dinner
Desert, and Tea Sets, and In separate pieces Cups
and saucers, rich Vases and Perfume Bottles, Ta-
bies, Pitchers, &c.
IRoNsroNE WARE. ---.
Breakfast, Tea, Dining, and Toilet Ware, ia com
plrte sets or separate pieces.
GLASSWARE.
Cut and pressed Gobl,ts, Tumblcrs, Wines Hooks.
Chalnpagnts, and Clarrt GLASSES, Water Bottles
Dishes, Bowls, Salts, Jelleys, Lcmonaies, Flasons,
Finger Bowls, Wine Coolers, Drcnnters, &c.
LO0KING-GLASSES.
Very large aud small Mantel and Pier Glasses,
plain and richly ornamcntcd Gilt Frames. mahoga-
ny Pier and Toilet Glasses. Looking glasses fur
n shed to order at short notice OF any dun nsons at
Eastern prices. -
PLATED ALBATA GOODS.
Casters, Cake Baskets Soup Ladies'. Spoons Forks
Butter Knives, Pickle Stands Sugar Baskets Nap
kin Rings, Covered Dsho', Liquor Stands Butter
Tubs, Card Receivers, Egg Stands Toast Racks
Salts, Mugs, Pitchers Breakfast and Tea Sets Snuf
fers and Trays, Tea and Coffee Urns, Candlesticks
Walters, &c.
=, TABLE CUTLERY.
Breakfast and Tea Ware. in sets or eeparstely
Casters, Crns, Pitchers. Candiesticks &c.
JtPANNED GOODS.
Tea Trays and alters, in acts separate, Bread
Baskets. Cheese Trays, Wine Coolers, Toilet Sets
Cake and Spice Boxes, Tea Caristers, Cash Boxes
Plate Warmers. &c. GIL. .''-.-
BR0NZED IRON GoODs
Elegant hronzed and gilt Mantle Clocks. Mantle
and Table Ornaments, Hatracks, Umbrella Stands
Spittoohs, Tenders and Irons, Shovels and Tongs
&c. , s.
... --z BLOCK TIN GOODS
Coffee and Tearots. Di-h Covers. Nursery Lamps
Chatting Dishes, Soup Tureens, Egg Boilers, Cofee
and Tea urns, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets &C., a large a.
sortment from the factory Of Cornelius, Baker Co.
embracing all their recent patterns which will b
sold at the manufacturers retail prices.
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
Lard and Oil Lamps. 1.-THE real OF Lamps Hal
Lanterns, Side Lamps, Girandoles Ia pairs snd sets
BRUSHES, BASKETS, WOOD WARE COOKING
UTENSILS, &c.
Together with inronceivaie variety Of useful
and ornamental housekeeping Articles al of which
will be sold as low fr cash {or time for good pa
per- as they can be bought in any of the Eastern
cities. The public iivited tn call and examine
the rich display OF beautiful Goods recently received
| = G. W. B0TELER,
oct 3-Tu&F&eoSw- Iron Hall.
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IL IT, not to be ind. rstcoi by the above that any
agent Of the Department n restricted "a an Grept
aD"e Of the LONGEST bid offered. The OF jeCt Of tine si
vertisement being only 10 give public notice and in
vite competition. every agent will. after receiving
proposals exercise sound discretion ia fixing the
terms and prices of the contract. being under OLE
Ds ion to couine himself TO the ida made ia
swer TO the advertisement, 10 the persons mai ing
them.
No cnntrsc: mai. under tl,is Department cor srr-
vices supplies be transferred In any case but
the same must lie executed 10y the original oti pr,
or 10y some person in his name ana responsb 10
him. and such obligor will be held 70 his l. gal ~
sponsitility, aud all payments will he made %
him. .--.'
To Capt VI. c. Macs, U. s. Engineers .....
We, the undersigned. reeid nts If -, Ia the
State OF F., herehy Jointly and seyerally coven.
ant with the United St,tes, ard guarantee, In case
the foregoing bid If - b4 accepted, that he OF
they wil within ten days AFR the aseeptsnss Il
the ssid bid execute the contract for the same, with
good and sufficient sureties 10 perform the work OF
furnish the articles proposed in conformity 10 the
terms Of the advertisement under which Il Was
made. And in ease the said ---- shall fail to 90.
ter into contract aforesaid, guarantee 10 make
good the difference between the ofief Of the said -
aud the next lowest bidder. -.--.. ..-. A. B.
'..- G. d.
hereby certify that, 10 the bert If my kno ledge
and belief the above named guaiantors are good shd
sufficient EFF
oe 2l-dt20Dpe-
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Select Classical and Mathematic al
Schn0l.

TIME subscriber has removed his school TO College
l. Hill, where cOmmodous building is being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de
partmrnt of the Columbian College, il will continue
to preserve the character of strictly select scho0.
designed for laying the foundation of thorough I'm
glish classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence On the 18th OF SeptenI-
Der, and close on the last efJune.
Terms sig so per quarter, payable in advance.
At a small Additional charge the students will be
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology. and mineralogy, and sso to
receive instruction in French and other modern Ian
suages by the professor in thai department.
Pupils may be boarded AZ the college, under the
spr&ial care and superintendent of the principal
The necessary expenses of 4 full boarding student
will be about $3.50 per academic year, and Of a
weekly bOarder Will not exceed $50.
GEO :. BACON, Principal.
Refer 10 the faculty of the Columbian COLLEGE
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
Gunton, esq; l.. d. Gale, NJ. D., Of the Patent Gf
fee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, of the Land Office, and
Professor c. c. levitt OF the Smithsonian Institute.
sep =
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i b. BLAGROVE, late of the District o

III b. BIZ AGROVE, late of the District OF
i i. Columbia, respectfully informs his friends
n,.d the public in general that he has opened, one
ioor above the private residence of II. Bradley ESQ.,
King street, A exandria, Virginia, a TOBACCO. CT
GAR and SNUFF STORE, where those who are foEd
# induging in the If those articles may DO ae-
commodated with the choicest brands Of ~
CIGARS, SMOKING TOBACCO,
CHEWING TOBACCO, SNUFPS. &c.
He cps the celebrated ANrI-NERyOUS FIG To
BACCO, which is very fine.
Intending to keep the best articles at moderate
prices, and with disposition to please all who favor
him with their custom, he hopes to receive portion
Of public patronage. ....- &C: 19-dIw&W4w..
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avery CURIOUS SNAKE Sucking Eggs.
4 correspondent in Texas gives the fol-
lowing good story, for the truth of W hich
he pledges his sacred honor
"a One night my wife and myself were
awakened by noise from the shelf which
contained our store Of crockery, followed
by crash, showing that great portion
of our cups and plates had been thrown
to the floor. Springing up to discover
the author of this " attack upon China, {"
/ found large snake in a somewhat un-
pleasant fix. He had crawled upon the
shelf, attracted by a number of eggs,
which were scattered about. One of these
he had swallowed, and in order to get at
the next, he had to put his head and a
portion of his body through the handle of
jug which happened to stand between
the coveted delicacies The handle was
large enough toilet his body, in its natural
state, slip cleverly through, but not suf-
ticiently large to let it pass through when
pulled out by the egg. In this position
he had swallowed the second egg. His
snakeship thus found himself unable to
advance or retreat, and in houndering
about to escape from this novel stock, had
caused the accident which had aroused
US.
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BOSWELL & CO.

d Would respectfully Inform their numerous
@custorrers and the citizens of Washington
AA generally that they have just received u large
"A and fresh supply of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS
ana PERFUMERY, together with general assort
mtnt of all The most popular Patent Medicines
among WHICH are Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Jayncs
Expectorant. Ecs's DO, stlbl-r's do wissars Nal
SAM K. and Cs Cod Liver Oil, Rowands Tonic Mix
rnrs, osgoods India Chologogne, Laroque's Elixei
CalaSaya, keener's Powders, and Others
Persons purchasing from may be confident O.
getting none but genuine articles
- Country orders promptly filed and Medicines dis
pensed at all hours by B)SWELL- Il Co,
Corner Md ayenue and eth street. Island.
- y. B.-Seympur's celebrated Galvanic Abdominal
Supporters, for Dyspepsia, &c. For sale as above.
oe nQ-dIw- -.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

0Hlh tHTolslaa aeenue, 6ef'peen h and ia strssts,
east, Washington.
GNHIS Institution Il now in successful operation
L with a full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents, the location ia very retired
The buildings are ample and surrounded with beau
tfu grounds for exercise and the of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 500 per
session OF ten months. Day pupils from So to SO
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,
sep 29-eotf- Principal.
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NSSI 2snS1Xl. We haya this morning received our
eG4y2Alregulas supply Of the latest Music
S<.published, sQnsisting In part Of !. i
drsamsi Of ahes; Ny heart ia thine Speak kind.
Y Nhsl round my ,eGE EoH.aais Rights Ada
liz yslss, by atrakosch Muliers Ion Of The ooera.
10 twelve numbers Italian BloEers, in IL numbers,
y Boyer: Morning Glory. waltz; Prima Donna
Waltzes; Southern Waltz; nel:otrope Waltz; Olymp.
ic schottischr: Rainbow sehotfisehe Ladies polka;
IN addition 70 an assortusentof Dnestss Guitar Mu
SIC instEaetion Books ptano guitar violin, futs
ssccordeon, &c. .YIs;..J NO, ii ELLIS. - eas
Pa. syenus, bstween 9th and 10th streets
q. ~
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THE sTRAsBuRG ACADEMY.

Ldncasfer county Pennsylpanid,
WILL open its Both session on the first MON
w Day IN NOTEMBER. lS;n}. The Inst-
tuition is situated eight miles southeast Of Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage to Stras
burg, leaving the city every afternoon al 3 O'Clock
Fare 81 X cents.
Access may he obtained to the Academy by a
branch railroad Which connects Strasbu!g 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
siitution is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. D., Principal.
Strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNTO AOADE NY.

Corner of l4h Street .nd Neu York .foenue.
THOSE parents wishing to secure select md
/ erery pGy responsible school. for the correct and
thorough training of their sons, the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also in the Modern Ian
SIases and Natural Sciences, SO that they may be
Commercial pursuits respectfully invited to visit
the Institution, call upon the Principal soon,
the number Of pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few. ..... ..-. -...
No pupils will be admitted continued, whose
character is known to be had or doubtful.
No pupils will be admitted hencefOrth who have
not advanced beyond primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. u, RICHARDS,
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LAW NOTICE.

Inv NVI1CE.
SIDNEY 8. BAXTER, late Attorney General Of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prae-
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.
oJ- Office in MorrisOn's new building, on AZ ST.,
between Pennsylvania avenue and G street. .----.
References :giion. j. j.. Allen, Hon. Wml. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon G. B. Samuels, Hon.
George II. Lea, of the court appeals of Virginia
to the judges of the circuit courts of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Vir
ginia. jy 19-eoly