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| oLuceu Mdo -tho otHildht ooouty oh'
heartless coquette. No matter if she die
call her "that poor little thing" now.
ga little the handsomes: pair Of horses
| ever seen,' said old John Grafton, as he
has,ened to his work with newly peg
ged boot in his hand.
"Yes. and it's grand gentleman what's
got out and gone into your shop" said
the fellow who stood patiently holding the
rein; ..and says if III go down to widow
Anderson's cottage for him, he'll give me
one dollar"
Old John fumbled among his grey locks
moment. and gave general shrug to see
lifhe was all right to meet equality" be-
fore he hurried into his shop. A tall per.
sonage with cloak Of rich broad-cloth
falling from his shoulders, stood near the lit.
tie window. He turned. smiles gathered
round finely formed mouth; light spark
led in pair Of proud deep eyes. He held
forth his hand at John Grafton's humbled
obeisance, exclaiming, good morning. un.
Gle John, III take that pair of shoes now.
Words cannot paint tine CONSERVATION.
surprise and pleasure of the old man; he
stammered and suffered. and kept saying,
well rally. raly," and when his visitor left
him after giving him world of news. all
he could do was to pick up his boot. and
put it down again. repeatedly mumbling,
'.well rally. raly.'
And rally. wasn't the whole town in an
uproar to find the noble stranger, their
poor, despised little Jansen come back a
man? Everybody said to everybody. with
sagacious mods and winks, 'just as !
thought, Indeed though CONSERVATION
was the ruling emotion, nobody was in the
least surprised save Garry.
She knew he had returned-rich, hand
some. but ah! he must have forgotten her.
She felt as if she would have given the
world to see him. yet shrank from tn"
thought of what she had said so many years
ago.
A great party at queen Mab's and Car
ry invited! What n aw freak now? Strange
TO say, she felt impelled to go,and her
trembling fingers eagerly fastened in her
pale soft tresses. the humble white buds
that she had broken from her cherished
rose bush.
"You look beautiful, love" said the fond
mother, smoothing down the snowy dress,
and arranging the pretty curls that ciung
to the bushes on her cheek. ''you do look
so beautiful to night
"Ah!'' sighed Garry, but she sighed it
to herself-.but | am lame-and il he
should see me there"
Itwas late when Jansen arrived. Wher-
ever he moved he met smiles and spark
ling eyes, the beautiful "queen Mab." she
who had slighted his youthful love, and
repaid il with insult-she was ready TO
bow before him now. Her cheek kindled
at his approach, but he turned away cold
ly bowling, and in another moment with a
start of pleasure he was by the side oi
Garry Anderson. speaking to her in low
rich tones.
Nobody heard them but she, and how
they made her heart leap.
"Carry, have you forgotten the promise!
| have come to claim you"
And thus childish sympathy was repaid
Garry. the wife OF the wealthy merchant
happy in his love and that Of her children
never regrets now that she is lame.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-07-13

WIDE AwAKE.-A good lady refused.
the other day, to let her daughter dance
with young gentleman, because she un-
derstood that ne was Bachelor of Arts.
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W00DsFIELD, MONROE COUNTY, OHIO JULY 49, 1853

paid in the love OF one pure heart, for long
years Of sorrow. Many time had she
looked in her mirror, and murmured-
"my face is fair, but who will love me-for
| am lame." Now she felt in her inmost
soul, that her image was treasured by the
very being. who Of all others. she loved
and respected most. She felt that she
could even bear the sneers and smiles Of
Queen Mab"-the brilliant beauty and
heartless coquette. No matter if she did
call her "that poor little thing" now.
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AN ACT
Of the Jurisdiction and Procedure before
Justices of the Peace, and of the Duties
OF Constables in Civil Cases
CONCLUDED.
ARTICLE XII.
xEcUTIoN--RETURN--STA OF EXECUTION
NOTICE OF SALE-DELIvERY-UND
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Select Classical aGd Mathematical
60

TNiIE subscriber has removed his school to CoIl-rr
Hill, where Il ct.nnIsdous building H. being
fitted Il? for its reception. A. the preparatory d.
plrhrTf OF the Columbian College. IL viii CONTINUE
Ia preserve the character al strictly select -choa
de-, @nrd for Ia, Ing the foundation or Thorough En-
:Iiish. classical and mathematical education. The
next Session will commence on the l2h al Septrm-
brf, and Close on tic last Of June.
Terms sl2 III per quarter, payable in advance.
Al y Email additional charge the students will Lr
permitted Ia attend the lectures delivered ia college
an chemistry, geology, and mincralngy, nnd also u
Tece,S" instruction in French and other modern Ian
cuagrs by tie professor in that department.
Pupils may be bearded al the college, under III.
special carr and superintendcncc of the PRINCIPAL
Tie necessary expenses ot full boarding student
will b" about $50 per academic year, and of
weekly boaider will hot exceed $50.
GEO. :. BACON, Principal.
Refer 10 the faculty Of the Columbian College /;
Colonel J. l.. Edward; Colonel Fr;rr Force: VIM
Gunton, esq; L.. ID. Gale, NJ. d., ot the atenl al
fee; Joseph Wilson. Esq, Oi the Land Office. and
Professor &. Z. levitt Of the Smithsonian Institute
Scp9-
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GA gentleman claiming to be a
friend to the human race" and who
keeps the run of facts, figures and babies.
has just laid before an g inquiring world
the following statistics. The whole num-
Der of languages spoken i'll the world
amount to 3,064. 5S7 in Europe, 936 in
Asia, 90 in Africa, and l, 264 in America.
The inhabitants of our globe profess more
than 1000 different religions. The number
of men is about equal to the number of
women. The average of human life is
about SO years. One quarter part die
previous to the age of years one-half
before reaching II years of age; and those
who pass this age enjoy felicity refused
to one-half of the human species. To
every 10000 persons only one reaches
100 years of life to every 100 only 6
reach the age of GO, and not more than
one in 500 live to 90 years of age.-EI-
change.
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Proposals for RattOms for 1854.

QtARrEhNASTER OFFICE MARINE CORPS.
WASHINGTON, October III, lSd2.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this office
~ until 10 clock A. NJ Tues lay. the lath lay OF
November next, for f. rn ming kaions to tine iited
States Mariner at the flowing stations for the
1854. viz:
Portsmouth, New liam, shire;
Charis>tOwn, Massachusetts,:
Brooklyn. long Islanil New York:
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania:
Go-port lDear Norfolk, } Virginia:
Pensacola Florida and
Wn hip;.ton, District OF Columbia.
Each ration 10 consist of one ponud and q rter
OF fresh beef, t'lreei iarters OF pound OF
pork eighteen ounces Of bread made Of : pei tine
Hour or surerne flour, at the OptiJ2 Of the overu.
ment. and ut the rate of pounds of coed coffee,
twelve pounds Of the best New Orleans sugar, eight
quarts OF the hest white beuns far quarts of vine
gar two quarts of salt. four pounds OF good hard
brown SOAP, and one and half pounds OF good hard
dippei td!iow candies t. each hundred rntiuns.
The beef required shall be delivered on the or.er
of thu commanding Off Of each station. either Ia
bulk or by the single ration, and hall cousi.. of tn
best and most choice pieces of the the pork
to be No. prime mess pork aud the groc rier to b.
Of the best quality OF the uds nanlet, subject
inspection.
N, bid will he entertained unless accompanied by
the name of two sIre.es known to tht Office or car
titled to by some official person. To be- endorsed
Proposals Tor RstiOns for the Year 1854" and ad-
dressed to the Quarterm ,ster Of tile Marine Corps
Washington. y. q.
The Patriot, Concord, New Hampshire: Morning
Post and Daily Times, Boston, Massachusetts United
states Military and Naval Argus. New York; Brook
lyn Eagle, brooklyn. New YORK: Panns, lyY MAN and
Evening Argus, Philadelphia: Times. baltimore,
Maryland; Argus. Norfolk, Virginia: Globe, Ports
mouth, Virginia; Florida Democrat Pensacola. Flor
da; and Ancient City, st. Augustine, Florida, will
give the above three insertions each per wsek, and
send the account, accompanied by Que printed cops
OF the advertisement, to this office for payment.
oct l2-eotd.
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BRANCH OF sTATIONERs, n.IL

NOS ia ana l,6 {SdH street, Nety York.
(ilh street, d doors north Pima. ar, Washiaotos0
tOLLINS, BOVINE 4 Co, Importers of Foreign
~ and Dealers in Domestic Stationery, are now of
fernS one of the largest and best selected stocks to
HE trade, that can be found in this market. Our
stock comprises all the various styles and qualities
wanted IN the United States and Csnadas consisting
OF Bath Post, plain and gilt edge; Plain, Gilt and
Embossed Note; Cap. Letter, Commercial Note Com
mercial Packet, and Folio Post: Flat Cap, DENY
Ne llum ROYAL. sup. Royal American and English
Drawing PAPERS Plain, Bubosse 1 and Colored Cards
Card. Perforated, Bristol, Bonnet and Straw Boards
ID ank. Pass and Memorandum Books Of every VA.
riety, Fancy. Marble and Coored Papers at very low
prices Gold Pens, with and without Silver Holders
and Steel Pens Cutlery, &c. with an endless assort
ncnt of Stationers Goo IS, and Envelopes of every
desert 1tion. COLLINS, BOVINE & Co.
SOD 2l-6s-
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Can.ph eEe, ETHEREAL. Pine, Lard ana
Lamp OILS.
HOWELL q MOHSELI.

Successor: To o. w EITTLEsEY,
street hctree iia end 1ti Streets IOdds i}uildiis
DEG leave to return their thanks to their hume
~ r0us friends and the furIper customer OF Mr.. o.
WhtileFev, for the liberal support extended them
SINCE they commenced business. They now take
III" opportunity 20 acaU:.iLt the citizens OF Washing
"a and IL vicinity thai thy have perfected their
arrangements with SOM. al the largest nianufactO
rie-. a To ensure. constant supply o Inc Very hes
articles III their line, which viii bc sGd d; the low
est market prices.
VI. y NJ. having thorough practical knowledge
OF The trade, Zee, assured OF being able give salts
faction To all who favor them with their patronage.
Painters, Contractors. md ;;i!i!dcs will find great
j. to their interest tn call at before pl;rca
sii2 elsewhere ~ We Keep on hand The largest and
h">s assorted stock IN tie ciy % P.7INTS, Oils,
WINDOW CL.4SS. BRUSHES. L.1MPS &C.
Ja6' received. and now atioat, 2I.um0 pounds of
Lewis & We;herell's PURE LE.1D, which we
offer AT further reduced prices. sens -tf
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FUNERALS.

&c The subscriber H. prepared 10 az
ak-4AA&.-S end, nj The shortest notice, 20 ANY
calls IN this line, aud Will spare no pains 10 render
entire satisfaction to AL who desire as,>iah'r
IN performing the last tribute O respect 10 The dead
Hear<e always in readiness. Mourning Caps aud
- r.is furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave Ia call the attention ri
the public To his PATENT CORPSE PRisERhER,
which has been already tested in The families Of sr,
eral I'M this city, 10 whom he can refer a. 10
lis efficacy in preserving the body from decOmP6-i-
ti0n ior any length of period.
J. w. PLANT, ID street,
aue S-rslV bet. 9Th AID ION streets.
EMS Ink ERASER aud Paper
~ Cleaner Tor Book-kecfer's. Clerks, aud Literary
Geptemen--A new kind of eraser ard rubber lar
superior I'd amy article for the purise ever yet
introduced. Aside from its superior quail les as
pencil cleaner it removes ink 1nd o:hef stains With
with more facility than the Ordinary scrsper, and
leaves the surface of the paper unhsTmed.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE co,
18th street, doors north u Pennsylvania avenue
Branch Of Stationer's Hall, ia and l.e Pear
sep lS-eotf street. n. 7.
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DRY GooDa.

WE have just received from New York very
W. rich and superior assortment OF New Goods
consisting in part of, viz:
loo Dre-s Patterns, ~ rich Plaid Silks Sc inches
wide, the latest Partisan and 81 Ga lway styles
80 Bayaisre Silk Dresses, entire ely new
80 Patterns Rich A. Brocade Silks, extra heavy
3ooo yards tWenty-six inches wide, Plaid Silks
from IS cents to -
$500 yards twenty-seven inches wide, PLATA heavy
Poult de Sole, all colurs, cheap
l,OOO yards, twenty seven inches wide, pink blue
white, and Common COlored silks, for even.
ing dresses
30 yards Brocaie Silks. from 81 to 81 per yard
$40 do Plaid Popns. at so cents per yard
l,6oO do Black Silks ali widths, some extra heavy
l,2D do llaid Raw Silks, superb quality
% Embroidered French Mcrino Dresses
10 pieces high eolored Plaid Merinos
- do Plaid Fa!encennet, article, for Ia.
dies
20 10 plain and figured Mou selane de LANES
100 no ma'iinm style. handsome
zoo do Plaid Bonnet kbands
100 do wstered and Plain kibands
Embroidered and plain skirts
so DO French Merinos ali shades
20 do English and i.yonese Cloths
go fine AMI medium French worked Collars
10 pieces 1 Mantia yelvets
IS Embroidered Grape Shawls cheap
10 cartons fine and medium Embroii ercd Linen
cambria Handkerchiefs
80 pieces Lurin's fine Mousselines, all colors
80 DO do Bom6a-ins a.? great f S.rya hns
40 do Black Alpacas, from - cents to 81 %
% long and square Cashmere Ssawls
loO do do Bay State and other makes
Velvet Scarfs aud Ci.th Cloaks
5000 yards French aud English Ginl hams
80 pieces plain and figured Josey Flannels
% do Cloth for ladies cloakings
Msrcalines for Innings. every color
100 pieces Fannels, all colOrs
so do Cassinets do
80 do Cas- meres do
% do Cloths do
"a do Vestinps a.,
A full assortment of Silk and Cotton Hosiery
o,OoO y ards OF Calico, solns good at 81 cents
500 pairs Servants Blankets
100 airs fine Bed Blankets, twilled very fius
100 pieces Kerscys. for servants wear
10 do 1 and Full Cloths
SO do Plaid Liuseys
full assortment Of COttOaa of every kind
Russia Diapers, Table Damask Napkins
Irish Linens, Huckaback Diapers Crash
% pieces BOrkin. s, some l6-4 vide
30 do Brocnt-l some extra fine
50 pairs Lace Contains cheap
lO pieces ind N,.tins
Vol .ls. and Ingram Carpets
N-"c carpets, Rugs
Large and small Door Mats Of various kinds
and great many other Goods too hume
rou = TO mention.
In consideration If the very large amount Of
Goods We buy and SELL il enables US 30 give greater
bargains than any one else in the Distri&. Purrha
sers will please give call and ex anime for them
selves. HALL * RRoTUER
sep 2G-eO3w-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIL Y UNION ACAn NV

Corner Of lih Street and Nc,r }'oik 1,c.,.
= HOSE paisnls wlshins TO s.cure a .clcT ,.,
erc'e responsible ,chooi for the curr,cr a.,
thorough training of th,ir ~ois. in the Classic, "a
Higher Mathematics. and also ia the M.l,ier, ~
euag-- and Natural Sciences, - thai they ma, he
iiitrd !or Coil, &c, Tor Engia,ciins en-.
Commercial persnii- are respectfully Iuyit, d Ia MS,
The Institution, cali u?Gn the rrnrii,aI s,s, a.
ih. number of pupils limited and tie warrant s,,.
few.
y, pupils vii! br Admitted or Continued uho..
character il known tn be- bad or donlTaJ
No pupils viii be- admitted hehrriorh ubo han,
not advanced beyond primary bt ancl,es
Circulars can BE- obtained at The urincilaI Rool
stores. T.. RICHARDS
sep l2-3in priuc,r,,
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single and DOUb!e Barrel Guns aud
Cunning Apparatus.

single and DOUb!e Barrel Guns aud
Cunning Apparatus.
OiN W. BADEN, near the corner of Sixth street
~ and Pennsylvania avenue. has lately received a
full supply of the above Goods: consisting in part
Of
Fine English Subj, Twist and Damascus DonbI, and
Single Barrel fo~liug Pieces of al; sizes
Common aud lowprlcai English and German do
Single and Double Barrel Ducking Guns
Boys Guns
Game Bags. Liquor Fla.ks, Shot Pouches
Powder FiasSs Single aud Double Belts
Walkers, Elys, CoXs. and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wads AID Wad paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple Wrenches. Tubes, Wad Cutters
RamrOd Heads and Screws
Patent Lever Charges, Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts. Hunting Knives. &c in ere,t variety
Sportsman are particularly in, tied to examine my
."ck be'of" purchasing As nearly all ofmy Sporting
Goods are made to order and imporee direct and of
course can ofsr az great inducements as any other
house in this country.
DAILY EXPECTED
An assortment of the celebrated kinds Of Snort.
ing Powder. JOHN " RAnEN
oct 4-eoSw-
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THE sTaASBUGG ACADEMY.

I"IH'uNtf '""IiaV- Ff"Hs.1F'Hld.
MILL open AZ 3J'n st-sIoa the fir,t MON
w Oily IN N0pTHFER. IsLE. The ms,
tuition IL situated eight n;ie> southeast Iancas,,,
city, from which place there T. daily stage d SRA,
hut@, i'-acis The city every afternoon al y cloc,
Far. 81 :. cents.
hc,r.> may he obtained Ia Ihr Academy hy =
branch railroad which CONNECTS sitra i'gg with La
rhiisdelphia and Columbia R..iIrnad ~ LeaIo,u
Place, twelve miles ea>t a! l.lhcl.teT city. Bon.
Will be prepared inr College. and for tie v,,io,.
businesses al, life. NuIaber OF T-achfr, iu the Ia
>Itution - siy. Tor Caial gue- aai,ire..
JESSE OXEN. VI. D.. Prn -ioaI.
S'r5.burg, Lancaster county, P"mn-yivaHs
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CAMERON's GENERAL Agency

Md I.i'1tfHice Ofca. u 5vT, Todd bidding Pam
snir.niI GreHHe, Ii 'Gshiantoh. ID. c.
.hinS ht,ore Congress. Chains for Bounty
- Land aud PcnaiGas. Applications Tor Insurance.
"n LII" ami property, and ali business belonging 10
ihe General Agency w!,irh NAV tr entrusted 10
cameron : care viii receive prompt aud SaI-lac tory
a!is ntion.
Mrt has quite Il variety OF Fine EnravinsS Books,
Periodicals. Pamphlet, &c. Sc, AT ilir General
Agency, and Is prepared tn i orders cu short no
ticc and reasonable terms.
All The DAILY and Weekly Papers are to be had AZ
early IS ss,ied, ut the General Agency. Sul,>cri
beers supplied by carriers. Il-ly
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LEW NOTICE

GiDNEf 3. BAXTER. late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
nee law.
tie will practice in the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted states, the courts III the District of Columbia
sHd attend to any professional business confided to
him.
E!y- Office in M0rrs0us new bsildiRg, on Az st.,
between Pennsylvania avenue and G street.
References: Hon. J. ]. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon Richard Alonrure, Hon. G. Il. Samuelz, Hon.
George II. Lea, nj lie court Of appeals of Virginia
I" the jdges 81 The circuit courts of Virginia, and.
To The Senators and members of Congress from Vr
sinia iy l9-,.oIv
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
NONE REMINDER THEE.

BY HUN. hFS. NDBlO1.
None remem her thee. thou who.c heart,
Pou'd love on all around;
Thy name no anguish can iinpart-
IT'S forgotten sound.
Thy old companions pass me by
With cold bright smile and a vacant eve,
And none remember thee
Save me.
None remember thee thou weft not
Beauteons IA soma things are;
Ny glory beam'd upon thy lot.
My pale and quiet star.
Like winter bud too soon hath burst,
Thy cheek was fading from the first
And none remember thee
Save me!
None remember thee they could spy
Nought when they gazed on thee,
Blu thy souls deep love IN thy quiet eye
II hath pass'd from their memory,
TIE gifts Of genius were not thIhe,
Proudly before the world 10 shine
And none remember thee
save me
None remember thee now thoI'rt gone,
Or they could not choose but weep,
When they thought Of thee, my gentle one,
In thy long and lonely sleep,
fam would murmur thy name, and tell
How fOndiy together we used to dwell
But none remember thee
Save me.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EERAIE INsTrrnrr

SoUth Cd,"tiRa orcEus, bf,roeH Gsb ami 81
cast, Washington @rs,'s
VulS Institution Is now in successfnl
with afull corps Of competent and 80 suoh
'rscfeIs tn each department IL presents III
sdvantagc To pSrrnts, as the location l. y., e.s
The buildings are smp'c and surrounded xih ,'r-d
nfai grounds Tor exercise, and the o1urse Of .,se
thorough and practical VI study u
Board aud tuition IN all English brancbe. go.
session OF ten months. Day pupils from q ~ St t
per quarter Of IL weeks. in English ." $40
frrDch, Au,ic, Drawing, &c extra
Fer further particulars. OF for rirculars ,rr,r
GEO. O. BUTLER. An
sep 2Q--eotE "
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UAn old Dutch lady at a religious
meeting became very much concerned for
her soul, and went about signing and sob
bling and would not be comforted. Upon
being asked by the preacher what the
matter was, she replied THAT she couldn' t
pray in English, and she was afraid that
the Lord couldn't understand Dutch"
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TO TUE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIEs, &C,

TJSHE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, manuf,ct ured by
Il the subscriber from pure country ,.ream. and
farrishsl in any quantity from one quart and up
wdris AT 81 80 per gallon. and at the shortest notice
Parties. Dinuers. and Private Entertainments fur
Eighed in the most fashionable STYLE aud equal to
any in the United States.
CHARL0frE-RUS:E. FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS,
JELiIES, CAKES, &c.
made tn order i'm every style.
Al; orders LEFT at ARN0LD'S. under Gadsby's
Hotel, on Pennsy lSan, avenue, will be punctualy
attended to; where th-re will b. constantly kept on
hand large and fresh assortment OF FRUITS,
C0NFECTI0NARIES. FRENCH BON-BONS PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &c.
long experience in the business enables the sub
sCriber u gUVantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE. TEA, CHIC
CDLATE. ORHEAT, ana other refreshments can be
obtaine at ali hours at the above saloon
sep - H. ECKARDT
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PROFESSIONAL CshD.

EAES. Il. Il J. HI INTER-, members of the Rnyal
IL College of SIry ions. late of Islingon, London,
have taken up t!la.r residence in WaS.iimgton for
the treatment nj
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections %: the THROAT, BRoNCHIrIs
ASTHMA, CoNsUMPTIoS, aE, diseaser OF the Fart,
to which branch nj their profession they haze for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pr
cnllari:y Of ike treatment poyed by DrS H., j.
that !!ie remedies employed administered by In
HALATION iii the form at vapOr.
Residence and oifi'r, 18th street, between and
II streets. sep S-tf
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z. n. BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit-
ter and Plumb

.SDlNh tD1Sf cDrI.T OF 9th uflt ID streets,
prepared at all times to snp~y the public gene
l rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, +
tn Latest styles aud patterns the most reason
able terms.
Churches, Hotels. or any public or private build
iags. fitted 10 with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES ut
the shortest notice.
Sole A..nt for ur. KILLERS Pdt,Ht Gas Regulator.
which for economy and superior light should he pos
sesse1 by all Consumers Of gas sep 22-tf-
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CENTRAL ACAnRNy

Corner Of lnh AMI T. streets. Old Ne5,c,l ,,,U
FlNHE duties of this Institution Were re,,,,as
L the 9Th instant. The Classical and Main. w
zeal departments, where the same hfan,.h,s ", "a"
taught ia other Academies in this civ !, IN ~, r
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Circulars can be obtained At the Book>ror.s
Rev. JAMES NorRsE. a NJ
Rev ]. w. WINkSs. A. NJ NsS"clai' ffncinals
NJ ID. Walls, Teacher ol PRIMARY Deparr,n.p,
MoSs. t. R,UoLT, Professor OF M,sirrn Ia,
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