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| NAVY DKrARrsEsr, May ~, 1858.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received
- Of the Navy unn three O'Clock, Of Tnss
2ou OF June furnishing all the stationery
ali the binding be BY the Navy Depart
its bureaus
1853, and ending The jpun OF June, 1854.
All aIuces
quality delivered without delay ordered
on OF thu head OF the ONCE ior which they required
II be required each bidder furnish his
proposal sample OF each article bad ios.
To insure uniformity the proposals. bIank forms will be
shed disposed bid bid Will be considered which
fully conton the and which each
article hid ia which than price
named for article.
Bonds in sufficient approved suees
persons The authorized Of The sueues
that will satisfactory testimonials TO iuni the
the bids Otherwise, viii not be considered
The department Itself The nght OF ordering greater
article contracted for The public
service require.
furnished the lowest market according 10 lis qaa
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Wasb,As.on, siay "a, isSs.
IN puanes o. ,ne lss.x1s sskns appropriations
such sss. 4 sesa 4,.., 1sSdsa "a ,a a s
sapsnses OF die snd ofeas o.
ne and 20 Other l
uaul O'clock 2oth day II june next Cor fufaihHs
seSs as Nos , &c 60 dSa BY or ss
fo ,hs m day o. lay ae ea e g DC understood y persons
quantity Of article than specified according 4 I'D
Ei gTs o y e set quality, and 70 be delivered without
SCHEDULE No. L.
Writing paper, handmade, Of hnea, laid.
foolscap, satin p'a hnish be, when trimmed
TX BY 10 inches, aud weigh no, less than 10 lbs pei
30 do note paper, similar ansh, per
SCHEDULE No 2.
Eare0ys paper, s"0otA
% do super royal, yellow, per
10 do medium, yellow OF bun, per Iesm
10 do douele cap, white. do
% 40 40 G Ssasa papss e,a
SCHEDULE No. 5.
100 cards metallic pens per dozen cards
metallic psn' gross rery or such as may be re-
gross b'aes lead pencils Monroes Fabers, gross
dozen red lead pencils. per dozen
90 , ,se ,,n ad so sineh' per dozen
"a: 8: / / s s s$
% six taste, narrow, q q
d. penknIves, Rodgers b sons, ior blades, 90
do ink in quarts, hack, Maynard d Noyes, do
1 pound waiers red, per Id.
100 u ). seal, red, per 900
500 for department seal, per !, 900
so sealing superhBe, scarlet, per ID
do India rubber prepared, do
do iwine gilnet, 90
do %
do 40 far
Each individual or m making
IL, pec price, and but o each and every ar
lcie schedule Should article be required NOT
lowest market pnees,
according quality forms proposals will be furnished At
applying them; aud witioat uni
foniy ierein department would mod difficult 10 MAKE de-
cson will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith.
proposals department of state and
proposals Nouce will be TO The
awarded, who wall be required
bond, with two sufficient sure
ties, for its performance
department in all decide whether the
complied with and TO reject
which may opinion, guaii as well as
failure comply with the terms
within IA reasonable tine.
May 2S-Iawt27June tRspubcl
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Notice Proposals the PuS~hsss ss.ss n~aa.
E1EoUuyE orrlcr, BAtos Rouos, uLA.J
May 10Th, l6bS
w hEREAs by Louisiana legislature An
psids The fose VI
VIZ OF the State approved Apnl yoih, le5 y made e day
in.ee. al tbs sanhsn payable
a"s on e hfst Of January Of July u each
Ao1ns OF thousand dollars,
"a. asipa % said bonds be redacsasis wihia
And whereas, furthermore il made he du u the governor
invite proposals for me purchase bsnds XXI
Now msioe " uess presents be proposals.
be received at the oies Of the al Rouge m
OF said bands lilo len day Of July n,
A. 1885, which said pfoposais aud ths
bonds, highest
understood
bonds VIII be accepted
Given under my State the town Of
Rouge, as tenth May, u. 1883, VI the ina.
30 pendenee OF The United States thc seventy seventh.
y. O. HEBEkT,
Governor OF the State o Loaisiase
AspRgw HERRos, Secretary of State.
NJ B-Ddders for that by N,
Of above made the duty OF the
the the end
3ist OF March, 1854 TO transfer
special fund for redemption Of
used tof other than that for which
further provided In the third section Of &c,
a Invested
OF the goyernor IN stock
conyeubi INTO cash,
principal OF said tonds and
whatever and II u further psoyden
nuaiy be from
in interest said
without reference 70 The ability
and to be used
Other than the payment OF said current interest
law Dl--4pl In =
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SILNER-PLATED WARE, Cutlery, Sc.--Tbc subscri-
Der desires public beautiful
lot Of silver plated which the METROPOLITAN Mechanics
awarded the diploma manufactured
decidedly the The consists
Of
Tea and coffee pieces
Walters, cake baskets GATORS with rich cut bottles
Table and dessert spoons
Table and dessert forks
Soup aud ladies, butter tubs, with dranerE
Water pitchers, open and covered
Cream butter knives
Swing tcnksttes, napkin rings, card receivers
Champagne and water gphlets, shutters and trays
UprIgh and chamber satcsH
Also Mechanics INSTITUTE and
for which silver medal awarded, consisting Of
2 Ivory haudie knives, n half dozens dozens
Plain knives sets OF twenty
6ny and fifty three pieces
Meat and game forks siees, &c.
With general assortment of ahces m OF wicb
will be sold they be purchased IN any OF the eastern
An a. ta~6w @. w. BoTELER, Iron Han.
nExAs CONMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALVESTON
The attend the collection o and
the settsmc OF land elaine, and
the purchase
receiving forwarding merchandise and that Of
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER.
Moses Taylor esq, ~ ~ dudley n Co.
wnrdK Collins, Iaunnf Putnam,
Allen h Passop, James bshert- h Co.,
ock, Corles, h CO., Edward q. Fele
Edmonis, j. A. j. r. Tripps,
William q, Langley q Co, Walter b. Townsend 4 Co.
y. =. Lathrop, esq,
REFERENCE IN WASHINGTON
Frederick W. Ritter, Treasury Department
Feb 2-sod3m
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GREAT BARGAIss-Jus, received from the New Yot ,uc
% y ho AZ TWISTED ~ s. dresses
40 graduated Ssfsss rotr.
800 's az s"sa ia .:s ~. s; and figured
% 90 pink sse .s,s lh.e and 'anco'o'ed pol, dc 'oi'
900 90 Sss. an: :'is. :'. x s, s's:
200 DO plain plain ssreass. ~ colo"
300 90 ss a" S, :as s,.,d s.,ss..
1890 % ass l.xa.stisx asH'., worth a cents
IS piece. plain and dotted Swiss muslin.
M 1s;s. ssn's:'r: ~ rss,:s an
50 p,.,n and .ne,o.asr.d Grape 'ha~s
se ss pvs. .g .S. ssn%f s.uo., Inland,
100 misses i,a,. md boys ks.
10 cs% .,. s.a sw,;: sas,r and n.sruHr
200 60 ea in,.h. and nd muslin collar.
Hosiery Of every description
And srsa, many other goods
csI rIaSTI0 ns'nS Msr.. IN.
s % and s.ssn | . sss Ts . on
gracefulnke
WIRE RAILING.
orhsay and od like cast Each panel being thus made ono
solid having no erevse. FOR ne .. o. 1ss 2" The ."o.
poss 70 snse ,he,e !. no r"snng o'"s N' Dsss
Prices ranre from So cents to IS per Railing. s pub
for ale s', ~ ''''''' GEORGE FosTTS, Agent
M .s % ss a., n, s Ssy
Ap i6--d3m +#M fintct.J fi4f #N
have jus, received the following good. ia
which, sda.d our former SIMPLY MAKE.
complete could be desired. - -4fI
heavy IN, So, 80 n diapers .
Do 74,sA a.tes, and ia verni.s, belgian, Scotch
s u s. To- ses%.s Il s, S sss NJ ,
prices. n
We have also in dinner
aHe, variety which qualify
They are adapted TO tables which twelve
thirty per-ons.
Also, napkins and doilies o match, In
Ena'ish doies match
and satin dsmssks FIR
roseher many furniture
mention All for sale the reasonable terms
May l7-eodn CLAGETT DoDsoN.
[,OR REvT-Two large airy ebambe ss'h Apr
IN 10 MRS LAMB,
Mar 10 tisrups Opposite WIZARDS Hotel.
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John w. MAURY,
VIM. w. CoRCoRAN,
WIN. w. ST NTDN,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
FERDIN MD w. RIsQUE,
OF IN. District OF Columbia.
CHARLES v. TRAIL,
JACOB NJ. kUNkEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
OF Frederick county.
RORERT +. DADE,
WIN, LiNGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS c, CHOPPER,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL wEIsHG,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county.
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New York Liverpool United states Nail
The ships connprising this line
The Pacific ............ capt Nye.
<-r.. These ships having been built by
- presy for service has been
aiken their also engines
r1Saks- and speeds and their sccommo
unequaled CONTEXT
Price of passage York Liverpool FIRST cabin, $500
In
From Liverpool TO York, f3O and gao.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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THE GR ArTED RUD-A Memoir OF Angelica Irene
Il Hsw-s, by Mrs. A. Hawes.
Marmaduke Wyve, historical romance Of 1851 by Henry
William Herbert
in volumes,
cancellations Of Shakespeare. plays by Collier
supply just received by TAYLOR MAURY,
May 10 BOOKSELLER, 9th
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMrTioN CLAIMANTS

Every enuted the of presumption OF
within
required establish the
the land Office and make
after his notice.
appointed the public sale
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice.
Feb f-lawlJw
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weights npostion, or lead
black quar-
pounds best prepared India rubber per pound
do unprepared do do
BINDING AND BLANK BOOKS.
10 volumes Of newspapers, daily, yearly volume
ls volumes of newspapers weekly ri semweeky,
yearly volume
SO volumes OF books '2mo syo. ito folio, full bound in
Sheep cali, morocco, or Russia, volume
bound Russia calf sheep
CLOTH per volume.
Bianksbooks for record, &c.
Similar in 10 which examined
made Of the best linen paper, binding ndice &c. all in
cuded book
volumes manuscript letters bound pat per
volume
$50 guard books oocap 4e sze with indces and eiered
backs, pook
Fsist and red lining, fooscap and 4to
May 27-iaw4w lRepub, Il Intel
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Seventh street, between Penn. and street.
+ Nav f-3aw3vf ,tfs Building
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a Hanover street, Hostos by
lswis Rre Rebuilt and elegantly furnished, possessing
and eonvenences fo e
travelling public. wy
div
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Commissioner OF The General Land Once.
APP 20-Iawl3w
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STATIONERY.
Writing Paper, Of linen stock.

$50 sheets best tucng fO by ~ inehes per sheet
100 yards tracing cloth, square yard
100 sheets best prepared parchment "A by 10 nches sheet
3 Teams biottng royal, ream
60 qures patent biouing paper, medium, per quire
$50 drawing Whanans Turkey Mills om
dun to antiquarian, per sheet
5000 cream envelopes, letter size per ,00l
$500 do do note size do
500 do do card size, per 500
900 patent envelopes ~ inches, per 200
patent clohned envelopes, 81 by ~ inches, 80
$50 cloth lined envelopes 81 by ~ inches per $50
buff chca oO
velopes pattern, letter do
eiopes, hand made official size
pens,
The liberty Of seltc citing from all the different kinds
manufactured, English or Americana per gross
100 card. Peny,s pens assorted per card
8 do engineers pens do
5 photographic pens do
gold pens large with silver holders, best manufacture
quarts and copying ink in bottles per
do Aarynard x Noy esis black ink, in bottles do
sc do best London copying ink, Anod's or Teuy's do
blue ink do
dozen Perrine Guyotl Co.'s superhne
per bottle
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baltimore and 0Ao ratoad BaAsors 4, WAsx and
neef"s hsre wh he large, aad splrndil steamers c s
Union ins On The Ohio, andths stages TO Zanesufr,
THIS expeditions line being by the late
finishing OF lhs Board Tunnel road being
excellent ore the attention of travellers is confidently di
Tesed 20 It's superior and The
Of stupcndous character,
The mail Baltimore daily p. and
directly through Wheeling 1850 mles 10
cluding all .toppages arriving there day
PasseOgoTs leaving BALTIMORE al d lodging
IN Cumberland 7s nes and proceed thence Wheeling in The
morning q 9it3 t 7 ~
10 with uAins Wellington
ms and D y M daily meeting The cars from baltimore the Wash
nxon Junction, (bee known the Relay ouse nine miles from
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unrvaIed Unon line,
which have just been for this daily
with The and down the Chic Gin
cinDai and Louisvio, where The Nashville,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets taken by those
ing further ltt N A#A
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
ciDna and other Oo the West d
from Wheeling the Ohio Company excellent coaches
the best the National road Zanose sc and thence
by railroad Eek EFT y FHt#faEe 5H5 4HtHts
Passengers for Weisvine Cleveland and
railroad will also find this most agreeable route, there being
regular and speedy coanexon al WhesnE and from those
places. Z III l. u n
or Baggage checked through from Wheeling,
no charge Tor transfer of passengers baggage.
by through with the lie anywhere the
roue) from Washington Whctlng % 50 CINCINNATI Gil
Louisville, Si2.
Tickets Taioad
Washington, and Of the other asenL Of the company.
fH . WIN. PARKER
May li--dU General superintendent.
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no lease for term ofyears LES ISLAND
apagos in the Southern Pacific dependencies
ward Of the America. The island latitude
~ south, longitude 30
wch, and about feen miles in length foni
twelve In length frog, east There gnod anchorage
island. perfectly empya,urs
of The island agcexb~ and climate
soundinss around abound IN s OF
quay win abundance OF tuItie IL about equdstsn
best for bound from
Of Asaesca, The
pahe Of producing Ill kinds tropical pani
those o. Ae temperate Sugar the height
seedtsivss welt and IL quality Island
Not only III. valleys
cultivated from Janua1 Dec1nbor
rapid rucess,6n moened in summer by continued and heavy
dewr, and ny In winter.
There preacnt head
thriving cse bcnes horses, mule<
addition to the co,ant and increasing demand for live
transient vessels ouchs pf0h Teaxsd
other fodder than the cabbage
of during Pipes
lively trtfng from The first rpng beach
about two miles, now Of
capable Of supplying increasing fleet nations
Guiding wbas passing vicinity
island A Pacific
TO occupy mpant coaus
Anon % waer the group lying In The immediate neisborhood
Of what Is called the oGshors ground
J" nsociaiion requisite capital energy
tsrpfA Ch1res island presents inviting field
taia AID bmfh harvest Of pohrs be realized
caons on the SUBJECT addressed, paid the
esive prompt attenuon.
A,+t AARON II. PALMER.
An interesting NJ Charles advap
,ases and csshidcr will he found chap ~ Voyage
John Downs, IN 1881. 1892, 1893, and isaLn
June ~ 9-eod3,s
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Law school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon
Fl - f f7t Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon abraham Cauthefs late of the ccui,
Nathan Grcen Of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomhed L. Ridley, Of the chsnceors Of
Judges Caruhtrs and Green dev their whos time exclusively
TO the school, Nt'
Plan Of inserucion IL Daily
text books No Of ectures but
daily lessons the progrcss of the EXAMINATIONS
2 Weekly OF law aud equity, which
dents
and prosecute all
practice. The
deeds Wills records, be
teHcs u the trials Some OF the taken appeal
moot court, which 10 held monthly
public at the end NJ every session. The students
ifs juSo circuit Judges and chancelors,
pacios connected with thcir suits.
SeutOR-Tbe the n
tember and nds third Thursday in February The
the lccoedns Monday Ia February
Thursday IN uIy,
Expenses per fee 450 advance;
fee boarding about Students furnish
which bc had in tho L96saon bookstores.
-Four TeQur6to complete the unless
dents advanced class. No study ad
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected will the school,
Number Of students the last collegiate year eehIy-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoiy President Board of Trustees.
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me A~1s Of MO viii sson bo0bs ssna
Fsyms1' OF the subscription be mad In AAvsaee.
Distant subscribers money BY letter posssts
which will bo pad BY by
pansmissiou.
saons Of Congress, and semi, weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period iess year viii be recsivsA -
pSoporioned o the above annual f'A
0y- POsTMA5rERb authorized agents ana sy
sending DAILY sub.eber $50 enciosed o. v,vs
WEEK. subscribe with S2o WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed, win be emitted
edition they 8 subscribers gratis.
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~ ENTIEMEN'S GOODS-We have this day opened he fol-
lowing which nice and choice goods gchencn
10 dozen fine and pretty styles
stocks, cool and pleasant
SO do various lies black and fancy silk neck ties.
do plain andisncy linen camhric handkerchiefs.
25 pieces fancy silk pocket andkerchiefs.
10 dozen Shaker shirts and dawes delightful article for
10 do merno shirts. 4
silk shiTts
e 25 do drawers. st.Eh M...#.
10 do linen drawers very nice. .. ...#... ..
IL do dress shirts " E..'
linen collar. .
100 do half hose, cotton, linen, aud silk.
100 do gloves, silk, Lisle tlread,
10 do fine French suspenders
#@# |HtI YERBY, TEBBs, n VERIFY
Avenue House. 7ti aud tennsy
June 25-edmif TiueIl E..
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Med Nivcs E<xn.
n HE person awarded under former a
required, proposals work agn iased as fol
sssssi Of Red river ous
keeping said navigation free
shs sam the Longest period.
Ss awount proposals united exceed the
oIoOooo.
thereby
nod spciis in his bd which he proposes
lnas, 1855; and also years. counting
REMOVAL during which he binds himself keep nayga
The consctor required give $40 0o0
good each for tue Of $io00o conditioned
his PROPOSALS, the whom
offers sssies asd dscaaon signed by them that they win
jadye United the State
Teses sa securities er.cabie citizens and that
Ma Mid be examined uness these conditions shall
Terms of PIGMENT
3l0s 900 appropriated for The object
shall - psA wnSk of rrmovinS the raft follows
Whsasv~r report portion Of the
poned ths Ws appaar thai .nS
department viii pay proportion
partial pn
whole work This remaining 900 viii paid equal
nua corresponding IN number with the number Of
during which tho shall bind keep navga
'a open of which he! Che dp.nneat "a 70 be The sole judge
separate proposals ior Of twill be considered.
The proposals will be addressed
envelope Proposals. for removing Red To M M a
The War Department itself right Of awarding
contract according to M own ads"eH' Of the mos, favorable bid
TO be inserted the Union Republic National
Jonnai Louisville Kentucky Rspuhcan ST. Louis
MissouS; Shrevepo Herald, Louisiana
Commercial Bulrin New Orleans Bee New Orleans Republican
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Arksnsasi Telegraph wash
nj GT0 Hrf Colonel Corps Toporrsphical Engineers
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EFRIG ATOIkS.The rubscribeI has received
u other supply Of those Universal stone refreaoss
Far.om, Philadelphia and which
examined used this refgc
decidedly
,t each acle OF food provision entirely SEPARATE removed
facility. cold
circulation each and within each
whIe simple venianx contivsncc the complete
of the whole apparatus Is insured.
For prices with the privilege Of being
turned they prove every way satisfactory BY
e. w. BoTELER,
An Hall
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SurEaion CABINET FURNITURE MAGNIFICENT LOUIS
plated Tabs Dinner. and Ts.
oansss Sn Wsa.eSsy sss
:, ns ,edsnee Of HI. ssceIeney senior Don A. CAde
sssaas ,sa, sas shah his sesan, ia'ars and house
oAp,srr ,vnsrroas, Sc
Nss.neen rosewood 1-oeass chekerns piano, style Louis
supe,ior action "Eard' harp in perfect order
green gold covered pso
Furniture eomp'"s French sofa arm" po aud reception
Curtains, Dire and chimney piece: C.,
sa blue .sa a%ss sss.sa ss,s
eu,,ains de AID shia,iey pieces % match ~
sun o. walnut maroon plus. covered furniture so"ps
Eissari ,anosesisI eas.as, aid with gil, w
French plate mirrors, chandeliers
Handsome marble und gin French %an.s clock II.
Policeman ' s's.s aud French ornament.
ks,oass lace window .s and SSs s".eo -
Maple aud painted csne- seal chairs rockers q tas.
Mahogany and walnut , d,ssn. wafo'e'
Wnlnu, EIxabeinan Isd.,rad wardrobe ssat
Dressing tables, handssmeIy decorated win lace
s.ysf's,y .ss s.. s'Gsssss ss., sd,a nm esa. si.'
Hail, astral, 'ide and reading lamps, brackets &,
Marble ldp sideboard, mahogany plate stand ,r.y4
Hat rack, hall tables . .'1.i
Rest cued hair and busk mattresses #td
Bos,ers and pillows washs,nnds toilet sets. .# .t -
s#aEa. .#.gat rLArsp wARs, SC. sHe .aH sAs
plated sheffield table comp
elegant centre with hvegh banchcs) ofahch
f. candlestck ~. + T. (. = .
Wine coolers, liquor lands, cariors, coasters BIZ
Salver bread Il large meat dishes
3 dSh vegetable dishes &C.
French china dinner, DESSERT and toa
. = / II .# = 4 i
Plain white and gold banded wares r..
umSlers, wines
Water bottles, champagnes, cordias
PAINTINGS ExoRAvIsos
copy of Raphael's {" Virgin Of the Fish," by
Txoo heads, attributed Rembrandt and Vandyke
The Annunciation, by n old mas'cr S
Together collection Of and beautiful cngravngs,
Handsomely framed
&C. s
Superior Amontiado sherry, casks and bottles
select lot of champl.n Catapntau red, sweet
Preserves, curran jeIes &C. # @
Splendid family carriage nearly new. by
Collins
Small barouche and chafiotee #a s. t@sts a
s cARrErIses, &c. z.
Tapestry Brussels, and three ply carpetngs
Painted foorcl0th, ma,ungr,
Bathing tub, tire itonr, stoves
Kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms: $50 unde cash that credit Of sixty
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July 2i-d Auctoneer
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Georgetown Classical and Mathematical Academy.
4g9 ate@a w. ID. STUART, Principal.
TO be aided In The Of instruction BY thoroughly competent

GcOTXet0WM classical ahAd MAeAeAnA&lcal Academy.
4ft st@A w. ID. STUART, Principal.
TO be aided In The instruction by thoroughly competent
assistants.
TT institution, long favoably known
the school OF Wm r. Abbott youth for
the advanced clauses of college, their
essona std The ordinary business Of ncvs M The
uodern languages mathematics, chemistry, Bacral
oophy history rhetoric composition, and other studies Of the
9
Tho Academy furnished with valuable apparatus for the Illus
classes In
The
place brated for its and believed from
its queness vciniy federal cnpiai
national furnish unusual advantages for the education
youth.
TERMS,
Poyabie semi-annualyfn adranee.
Io zen monhs SIlo
. ~
For tuition in French and drawing extra. N
REFERENCES.
Col F. ii. Smith, and tho officers Of the Virginia Military In
siute. s .-.....
Hon. Alexander II. II. Stuart, siaunton, Va
Hon John Letcher, Lexington, Va #" . .g ...a 81
Major ~ H. HILL Professor Of Mathematics in Washington Col
kge, Lexington. Va.
Prof George l.. nabney Riclmond College, Va a E#
Purser sanlnel Forrest u. S. Navy.
Capt Se,h Eastman, U i. Army.
Col. Lorenzo Thomas u. s. Army
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, ID. c.
II gives pleasure the Classical and
graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute and has been for
dscargBg, with satisfaction duty OF
do with confidence
his academy that they will find In him zeal
competent, aud faithful teacher
FRANCIS SMITH,
June l7--dacT Superintendent