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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
pD9 09PO0349AN
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
BY OWEN S. KELLTi
Ohee-aert door to Messrs Wright d Elders
Drug Store.

TERMS:
THE WoopvILLE REPUBLICAN is issued week
ly at three dollars year, if paid in advance,
or four dollars, if payment be delayed until
the expiration of six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS, inserted at 81 90, per
square (which is ten lines) for the first inser-
aion, aud fifty cents for each continuance
The usual discount made to yearly adverts-
ers. Where the number of insertions are not
marked, they will be continued during the
pleasure of the publisher, and charged ac-
cordingly.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES, for State Offices
$40 90; for County Offices, SIS O0-invariably
in advance.
Book, AND jon WoRx, Of all description,
executed at this office, at New Orleans pri-
ces, with neatness and despatch
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
WIFE AND HOME.
DY A BENEDICT.

AlR-aA A mans man, for a that"
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
The Countess of Teba and the
Empress Eugene.

Hardly five years agoa little Frenchman Of
rather unprepossessing appearance, and in very
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lived IN furnished
lodgings in Jermyn street, London. The name
Of Bonauaz I'd the friendship of one or
two leadz Eitish Statesmen, had procured
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RANK EXCHANGE PLACE

ID SiTc,1, North SIDE. Bc',nrcn l0A nHd 1lH.
TE'ik undersigned respectfully inforn their fellow
citizens aud tie public generally, hat they have
opened an establishment under he above name, with
the intention of keeping what j. I,Sch wanted in
this city, first class EH$TAURA Mt in hch very
oricacy OF the season. either Of fish, feSh, fowl.
can always be obtained and wlitre good order, COM
bncd with social aud cheerful intercourse, viii lie
the ruling feature For centlelnen having calls upon
the different itenartment,, for merchants and huSi
men. its location is UNSURPASSED hy any other
being situated about midway between the large hotels
and business portion Of the city-the banks and
Government offices.
Their bar will he suppiedwith the choicest wines,
Of superior brands ard they have made arrange
mentS which will bic them to furnish their guests
with hraadies and other liquors direct from the in
pOrters.
VIII be filed daily, for the accommodation of ner-
camille men and their visitors. all thc principal
newspapers, periodicals &c, OF the northern, south
err, and western cities.
SuppcrS served up for private parties and at the
shortest notice to insure satisfaction.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the Public's
patronage, being determined that nothing shall be
wanting on their part, upon the part OF their
SistantN TO insure satisfaction.
nov i2-colm RABBIT & POWERS
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

"a GsxEiI-tsssE.En The SUBSCRIBER most respect
sRs3IA ~ fully wishes to inform the city
S&ISss5y.G..ss Ems OF Ha-hingt9n aud vicinity.
that he has just opened lin the
tore formerly occupied by Mr.. stephen Eddy good
and fashionable assortment OF GOLD and SlLN ER
WATCHES, Geld Chains. iiol' Seals kcys Locke.s
Pens and Pencils. Far Hing, fin ger Rings Breaches
Cut Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Gold and Silver rhuhles
Gold, Silver. and other Spectacies. Silver Spoons.
Plated Ware and variety of goods usually kept in
ajewelry store. All of which be Intends to sell AS
to'o as goods of like quality te bought for either
m New York or Philadelphia: and would therefore
solicit share of patronage. AMI lie viii aiways en-
deavor to consult the interest of the buyer as we'll ms
his own Please call aud examine the goods, and
prices at the store on Penn. avenue, between ~ ana
9Th street, north tide.
nov 30-tf II n
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Secretary Of the Treasury
NOTICE.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. July 90. is.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July 90, lSss
Notice hereby given to the holders othe six Der
cent stocks Of the United states of the loan author
lied by the act of 2sih Of January, ls47 aud rees
able the 3lft of December 1867. and If the loan ,u
thoriIed by the art of 3lst Of March. ls4s and ra
deemsble seth June, 1865, that this department, ia
prepared to purchase at any time between the DAT.
hereof and the LIST day of December next, 10 the H
tent of the of FIVE mi lions Of dollars of the sas
stocks, in the manner and on the terms hereinafter
mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given in the order
Of time in which the raid stocks may be offered The
certificates Only assigned to the United statcs must
be transmitted to this department. uPon the receipt
whereof, price will be paid compounded Of Ia. fol-
lowing particulars:
1. The par value or amount specihed in each
tifcats
2. A premium on said amount Of twepty-oue per
cent
LIST Of july 1858, to the date Of receipt aud .ct,I.
meet at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will he made In draft. If
the Treasurer Of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. or PhiladelI his as
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
ecretary of the TressGry.
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EDWARD G. DYER,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SEC AIRS,
AND DEALER IN

WIN E S Il " d LTQ UORS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th AID 18th stree
I have constantly on hand French, German and
Native sparkling and still Wines ofchoiccs brands;
Brandies, Gins, Srotch, Irish and other Whistles.
London and Scotch Alcs and Brown Stout, Cordial
and all other goods usually found II FIRST class
Wine Store.
SEGARS-SEGARS-SE AIRS.
Having an experienced agent IN Havana whose
Judgment may be implicitly relied on, shall here
after be in the monthly receipt the choicest
brands of SeaTS manufactured the Island fCu ba
to samples of which now invite the attention If
conDoispurs
Now IN Store, 10000 Washington Club and FL Si,,lo
brands, received by the ScfOoncrs Japanica and
Eiizaaeth Jane, of Philadelphia, Obi < SON. owners
Persons WI hing to procure any particular brand,
can do SO application to me, have shipments
every two weeks. EDWARD . DYER
nov 30-fll0f- Unity
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LAW NOTICE

LlDSEf :. BANTER, Iaic Attorney General oi
~ Virginia. has removed Ia Washington Ia rrac-
tee law.
He viii practice IN the siuprem. Court of the Uni
ted States. the courts OF the District of Columbia
and attend 10 any professional business condcd ~
hlin.
{G3- Office IN houi>on's new building, on = St,
between P,nmsy wanna avenue and e. street.
References: Hon. }. J. Allen. Hon. WIN. Daniel,
Hon. Richard t1oncure. Hon. e.. b. Samue-, Hon.
George ~. Lea, of ;Ie III appeals at Virginia
to The Judges at tr circnt courts oi Virginia, and
10 the Senators and members OF Congress trpm Vir-
gna. IN 10 c.lv
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&C. NfEIti.
Captain Of Engineers in charge Of Washing
tnu aru,.i ,tcf

1t is not TO I've understood by the above that any
agent of the Department is restricted 10 an ac.p,l
anse OF the ioeSt bid offered The OF ject Of tine nd
rrrtsemen. being only to give public notice and in
vie c'nip.ttcn. every agent will. after receiving
proposals. e1ertlfe a sound discretion in fixing the
terms and prices Of the contract being uncer 40 OIL
legation to conne himself Ia the Lids made an su-
sw-r to the advertisement, TO the persons making
thnrn.
No contract mad. under this DEPARTMENT S,r ser
vices CT supplies can lie transferred in any case hat
The same must he executed y the original oI Igor
or 10y some person in his name ard responsible 20
him; and sush obligor viii be held to his cal rc.
sponsibity, and all payments will he made TO
him.
To Capt VI. {. MEIGs. L. :. Engineers:
We. the undrrs-rsi residents cf -. in tho
STATE of ---, hereby jointly and scy.raliy cover;
ant with the United st ties aud guarantee in cr,a
they will. within ten days sft.r the acceptance Il
the said bid execute the cortrac' rar I'll. came with
good and sufficient sursies Ia lea form the work or
furnish the articles proposed in conformity 80 the
terms Of the advertisement under which it WAS
made. And in the said -- shsll l:.il to en-
t'- into contract aforesaid. guarantee to max.
good the difrere' &c between the offer Of TIE said
and The next lowest bidder. Alb.
{. ID.
hereby certify that. to the best IF nv know ledge
and belief. the above named guaran;ors are good end
sufficient EE
&C o1-dt2anpr-
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Irving Hotel
arrival and Departure Of Ocean steamers
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OPTH
G e z III AN YEAGER S.
Al CAR I 81 - SALOON,
DECENT ER 2;th IRA

Tg1HE GERIAN YEAGERS respectfully Announce
L that they will give one OF their popular BALLS
on MONDAY, December 10Th, at Carusi'. Saloon
being their third Annual Bail
Tue Committee of Arrangements do not deem il
necessary to say what they will do to make this the
I-oSt popular Bail o. the season, Us the public are
vel aware that the balls of the Yeagers are always
1'done APP in fine style and they may rest assured
that no expense or trouble will be spared to make
this ball go of with the same eclgt that has hereto
r. characterized tire Balls Of tn. .'Y-agers"
The ball VIII DE opened at o'.lcck, by a prone
rsde, AFTER which sword will he presented to Capt
u. A Sehwartzman. Professor prosperi's Band play
jag the Herman Yeagers Quickstep.' composed ex-
pzpssly for them.
supper se had at any time between the hours
of IL and 3 O'Clock.
The military are requested to appear in full uri-
form
No hats or caps will be allowed in the room kept
th- military dress caps
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FIRST BALL
MOUNT VERNON CI,1TH

'}NHE Executive Ccn,Ini. ,,e If the Mount Vernon
Cub take pleasure IN announcing to their
friends and the pubic III general that they Will h,,e
~" honor # giving their fret BALL On THURS
PAY, Dec 18th, at Cnrusi SaGDn. when they pledg.
Iefn-'lV- that nothing @ill IL left undone which
tends 70 give pleasure those Iio shall attend the
Bail
The refreshments VIII be furnished by an experi
eE"d caterer Mr. Hsmmrr-y
ihe Best cotlilon III Isle has been engaged for the
90 ;aSIcn.
Erscsaire C1a.ssHce:
Chas. HJlbroOk, VI Quinn
Ill Worthington.
Nfa,4ger..
Vim ". II Towers, John Nelson.
b Howard JAM Williams
'rn". VIM. Worthing'on,
Gsorz- bonn, ) Clnrvoe,
Wa scott. Dow.
Gallagher, Georgc Cation,
james O~-Bs
On ne p''Tf a. tts Ari'.q'Dn '1ab
J. Jones nv Brown.
80 Pc put Of e, ht'1d F-i~nd,i,p chi.
c.- o" me Isn,t 81 n, r',f>d Cub
On the part et TEE G,nsr,srr cub.
.. p4'h liruuks.
~ ne pat If N, EL,na S--,ai 17aS.
bri-.ai, "a butt,
,,,.,, "H r's Pu' arr, isIg CI.L.
nDinI.m.
-. '' I''' Oh '..,g,f.sa .,....i CUB.
4 n ssb.lI.
~ ~ '.l' By 'ui'im, Ne. ,,,hl,r that Ito, I.
sipr"f .. ~iii ' h'ra,. ~ ti.,. ~ o. 80 w. 'n
,rrh prev ." "h's /
r-ss'.">sn'lrhn t.lrpl- ,.....,.
.f,I si fI.a .uft. "t''' .
de- q, o., y, 10, ~ u, IA 10, -
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Select Classical and MathematicaI
school.

FNiE subscriber has removed his school College
L Ill., where a conimodiouS building is being
lifted up for It's reception. IS the preparatory de
paftiiicn OF the Columbian College. il VIII cOufnue
l" preserve the character OF strictly select school!
desiGned Tor laEing the foundation OF thorough En-
giiSiI- classical and mathematics! education. The
next session Will commence tie 18th OF Septeil-
Der, and close on The last of June.
Terms 81 80 per quarter, payable in advance.
NJ q small additional charge the students will l.,
permitted 10 attend the acirrcS delivered in cuCg.
on chemistry. geology. and mlncr'sogy, and a.u q
:"crive instruction III French and other modern Ian
1liages hy the professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded at tie college. under The
special care and >IIprr!nt"md"n"e OF the principal
The necessary expenses ut a full boarding SUDDEN,
VIII he about $3.50 per acad' mic year, ana OF a
weekly bnarder will not exceed { 80.
GEO. = BACON, Principal.
Refer 10 the faculty of the Columbian College
Colonel j. j.. Edwards: Colonel retrr Force VIM.
CLINTON, esq; J.. ID. Gale. NJ. d., Of the Eaicr.t OF
hce; Joseph Wilson, Esq. of the Land Office. and
Professor {. Z. levitt of the Smithsonian institute
scp2-
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GENERAL AGENCY.

'1'AflDH COLLINS will prosecute claims of
L cry description against tie government, before
the several depariinent> or CongSes-; procure pen
sons bounty lands, extra ra~ ;ftd arreaTage Iav
They vii attend TO the buying and selling Of real
estate, tbs r.ntir-; OF houses. ami general collect
ing business They will also furnish parties a. :,
distance with such Information rs they NAV desire
from the seat Of government. Charges will lie mod
crate.
Office or etreet, Immediately opposite Wialer'
Building, Waslingto d. G
FEFEFESsEs:
Hon. J. = Iollir. Secretary of the Navy
Hen, } Davis, Srcrc-arv Of War.
\. Eatn. esq f:''st Hnar'l Common Council
Gcn. i. VI NcCalla, AItorn' vat Law.
James II. CsH,tn. esq.
C R,dial State Department
SCI ol-,l.f
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TO LADY AMATEURS,

JOSEPH II. CARVER. TIE NEW ENGLAND
- TEACHER OF CHROMATIC AND PASTEL
PAINTING, would say to the ladies of Washington
and vicinity, that he has just opened rooms in this
city, where he intends to establish perlnaDpnt
SCJooT OF DE.IGN afTordint pupils an opportunity Of
acquiring thorough knowledge OF DRAWING SKrTcii-
ING AND PAINTING. # I'll" pronlc OF Washington viii
manifest an intrr"Ft III this enterprise NJ Carver
viii spare no pains or expense tD make his Academy
what yak would have II. psriagacnt dssJ i and Gy;
to HiT. { i now ready tOfprIu class at has ROOMS
opposite jackson Hall. Pa. avenue, between 81 and
~ SITS. where he viii be happy receive calls from
ga. III. 20 y. II.
Terms and references given nj his rooms
)yy
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TRy,srRy psp.pryyxr Ana o. 1917

1REAS'RT DEPARTMENT, Aug -, 1888.
Notice is horeby given to the holders Of the six
per cent stocks Of the loan authorize by the sct If
April Is, 1872 ard redccmahle Dist December. IsG.
and slSo TO the holders Of the six per cent stock. of
the loau authorized by the act Of July 1916 REDEEM.
able l2th November. 1885, that tins department is
prepared 70 purchase, at any time between the dre
hereof and ihe first day of December next to the ex-
tent OF two millions of said stock in the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned. to wit
In case Of any contingent competition. within the
amount stated, preference will be given in order Of
time in which the said stocks Of either kind may he
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the Unitei
States, must he transmitted to this department;
upon the ren"ipt whereof, price will be Paid com
pounded Of the following particulars:
LIST. The par value or amount specified In each
certificate
ID. premium Of Is per cent. on the stocks cf
ls42, rsieemabie in 1862, premium (as the Gaze
may be- Of 81 per cent. on the stocks Of 1876. IT,
deemable in 1856.
ID Interest on the par Of tie certificate from the
LIST Of July, 1853, to the date OF receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money TO reach the owner Of one days interest in
ailition.
Payment for said stocks viii lie made in draft. #
the Treasurer OF the United State. on tie assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Phiisdelphia as
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Dee i-dtlstJan Secretary of the Treasury.
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REMARKARLE FREAKS OF FORTUNE

4 NE daily being observed and wondered at nv
N the uninitiated Men with small incomes and
large families growing wealthy and becoming yuen
of means and influence. change which their
friends only account for By fupposing theyfhave
found some money saving or money-making opera
tion or machise which is kept FROM the knowl-
edge Of the public. Such is the fact, aud will
briefly expose the easy and honorable means by
which they accumulate wealth. The secret which
is hereafter to be public is ths-thev save at least
one fourth of their incomes by purchasing their
whole supplies of the Model Grocers
MoGRAW & JACOBS
Corner Jenna avenue ana 18th streets.
a.
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Proposals for furnishing Hrieks.
UNITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION AND \
WAsuINCrn. Al


WASHINGTON, October l9. lS53.
DROPOSALS will b~ ,eived at this ofsce. Inil
i 6p. m. Of the goth December next for furnish.
ing Bricks for the construction OF the Washington
Aqueduct.
The whole quantity needed will probably be- about
forty millions Proposals should state the quantity
which each bidder wiz uedertaks to furnish
Tbs bricks mast le delivered at such POINTS Of the
line as may from time to tire he de.igna-d by the
Engineer. The times and quantities will DEFEND on
the appropriations made by Congress.
Their are large depostes Of clay suitable for max
ing bricks along the line. and the contractor win L.,
required to furnish sample Of the clay aud bricks
beiore commencing the manufacture.
None hut well made hard burnt bricks. entirely
acceptable 10 the Engineer. viii le received auI
they will he required to Ike made in moulds conform
ing in size to the municipal regulations Of the city
of Washington.
Every offer must lie accompanied ty n written
guaranty. signed by or more responsible Ter
sons. to the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will if his heir their bid
accepted. ent'r into obligation within ten DAYS
with good ard sufficient suretics. 10 furnish The
bricks offer i. Said guaranty 10 lie accompanied Nv
the certificate of he United States District judge
United Sites District Attorney, Navy Arrut or
some officer Of the General Government or indiyid.
ual known to fhe Depor ment of War that the guar
antors are she to make good their guaranty
al bids tn he sealed and endorsed "Irogosals fer
Brick for Washington Aqucjuct" The hide y III he
oered in the presence of snch bidders mry choose
to tie present. As the certainty Of supply is very
important. the failure Of cu..'ractor involving rrr
ably the ,toppage of the WORK for a hole sensur.
The United States reserves 10 itself the right 10 re-
j"ct any all bids aud TO make such arrangements
FOR the supply Of brick. may be most aGvautar--
Gus to the work. (See extract from Engineer Ie-
psrt,nent Regulation. heiow)
NC. ME!GS,
Captain of Engineers in charge Of ashing-
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY,

Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
w Ill. open tS :Hi ~rs-ion on Ire first non
~ Dry ~ NOTEMBER. l-..i. Th. iusti
Iutip l. lIiaIed eight mics southeast Of Lancaster
cy from which place there is a daily stage to Sr,,,
hurs leaving the city every afternoon at O'Clock
Fare 81 y cents.
Access may be nhtancd to the Academy by Il
branch railroad which connects StTa>burg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad al L.amoI
Place, twelve miles east OF Lancaster city. Bows
wall be prepared for College, aud for the various
hu-lncsScs u: life. Number Of Teachers IN the In
stiiutIon Is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE nHEN. VI. D., Principal.
Strashur- Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sep l.3-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

QUALITY, fl, ard workmanship elarqt:c,!. hc-
= lnc wholly manufactured H. artisans and
S'aCSlreSrcE en- tr rTr!al:.cs O. the i'so'rl.tnr
SiE-g OT 81; +. SHIRT,
iennsyi'ania aTenGe, bLwccu ID and , streets,
Oin1s't@ I'rit',I .>'oi.s Ii,fol
The reputation which these Shirt have acquired
;''LnnGSt Members OF tou-ytrs and - .r.-e nuu.ter
of our citizens induce Ia: advertiser - ir IT,, those
gentlemen who have not tested them to give him y
call. feeling assurcl t'. luy will. OK !:Ial admit
Their superiority. Am y,~.rnc.I cu,t.r i coI,st.ut
" eInp'"yej. aud c"gt (. is Harfantei IN every
case. tcn. hut tie most competent gtHlnS:rc.scs
RI" engaged, when Is -..arautee for tie cxcalrncv
and GGfH itv Of he WORK.
' An "Nce eat assortment Of Shirts Collars BoS
rn4s cr"vatS, IianlkevcliciS. Susrcn.l,r- Sc con
SANITY on hand. Wi II. FtlIkNFT
side Pc. avenue, opposite L. :. liule.
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Re- ady-made Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods.

EBN I'll EN- Il N contemplating the purchase OF
" winter garments are reminded that they will
End at our establishment a large and superior as.
sortment of fashionable and well made goods, suita-
BILE for the present season, consisting Of
Over Coats and Talmas Of all qualities
Dross aud Frock Coats of French, English, and
American cloths
Business Coats, Of Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, and Cas-
sinet
Black doe skin, and Cashmere Pants
Plain and Fancy do do
Velvet, SILK, ard Satin Vests
silk Plush and Mcrino do
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere do
Fine white and colored shirts
Merino Shirts and Draws, extra sizes
Canton Flannel do aud shirts
With large assortment Of
Hosiery, rravats.. Stocks, Gloves
Handkerchiefs, Collars Sc.
WELL & STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TH r NI0N &c nF NV

Corner Of lifh Street and Neu York .9renue.
n HOSE parents wisbu. to secure select md
erery mGy responsible school, for the and
thorough training OF their iii the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also IN the Modern Ian
giiages and Natural Sciences, that they may he
fitted tor College, or for Engineering, Surveying and
Conmcrcia pursuits are respectfully invited WISH
the institution, call upon the Principal soon Il.
the number of pupils is limited, and the seats
few.
No pupils will be admitted ar continued, whose
character Is known 10 b. bad doubtful.
No pupils will he admitted lcncr.GrtII wh,, have
not advanced beyond t primary branches.
Circulars can he obtained At the principal Book
stores. 4. RICHARDS,
sep p .Im pr,nrinaI
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

South Car0iind drenue, bef,ccsn 6h and 1h streets
east, Washington.
1'HlS Institution is in successful operation
L with full corps of competent and experienced
teachers III each department. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents the location H. very retired
The buildings are ample AMI surrounded with beau
ttul 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 S. 20 SO
per quarter OF Ii weeks. in English.
French, Music. Drawing, &c. extra.
For further particulars. or for circulars apply to
GEO. q. BUTLER. A. NJ,
sep 20 --oCif- Vrinripsl
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FINE CABINET FURNITURE

7 INVITE the attention OF those DESTROYS of pur-
i chasing Furniture. of furnishing Houses eu-
tire, to my general and extensive stock of House
furnishing Goods on 9TH street, opposite Exchange
Bank. l enumerate in part
Elegant Set of Parlor Furniture, of rosewood
walnut, and mahogany
Fine walnut and mahogany Sofas
Do do Chairs and Rockers
DO do Bureaus Warcirohes
DO do French and Hishpost
BedSteads
Beautiful cnameed Cottage Chamber Set
Mahogany and walnut Centre Tables, &c.
Do do Etacercs
Do DO Secretary and Bookcase
Do do SideboaIdS
Gilt-frane Mirrors
general assortment: of Chairs, Bcdsteads, Wash
stands, Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Hair and Sucll
Mattresses, Feather Beds, &c.
The subscriber vii give particular attention to
Furnishing Houses entire, lie any style required.
dec div \. NJ McfyRTGDH