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GENERAL AGENCY.

TAYLOR 4 COLf1NS will prosecute claims If ey
/ cry description against the government. hsfore
the several departments, or Congress- procure pen
sions bounty lands, ext-a pay, and srrearagc pay.
They will attend to the buying and selling of real
estate. the renting ofhous-s, and general collect
ing bneiness. They will also furnish parties at q
distance with such information rs they may desire
from the seat Of Sor ernmeEt. Charges will re mod
crate.
Office on street. Immediately opposite WindeTs
Building, Washington, D. c.
REFEsHNCEs:
Hon. J. G.. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Hen. J. Davis, Secretary OF War;
N. Cailan esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Gen. J. NJ. McCaa. Attorney -at-Lau.
James ii. Caustin. esq.
w. C. Reddall, State Department.
NJ
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No So
Motto e to q. =. ttafI Contractors, and
the Public.

AtpifVf'b CFtlcH; POSr OspfCg UEFARTMEST,
November 1st 1869. {
T. has long been ttt Practice OF this ofRce to pay
i the drafts drawn and ntg"tisted by Contractors
for carrying the United States Mails for the onnts
reSpet lively. Of their quarterly pay. II was estab
their necessitits, IN advance of the regular and
slower process of paying ~ The drafts or warrants of
the Department, and intended only 10 apply 70
one dGJt per route. from each Contractor, for the
c0te amount, deBcting fines collections, &r) Of his
quarterly pay: but it has been, and is quite genrr
ally SO misunderstood as to be supposed to allow any
nuher ofdrafte, and for any amount, not exceeding,
In ts asgtesats the Contract pay for the quarter:
privilege conceded for accommodation (for it
never any thing more has thus been made to en-
barraS, materially, the business of this office; forced
uron 1t the settlement of the pirate accounts of
Contractors; and thrown upon the exchanges of the
country, with q'fosi sanction of this Office species
OF paper currency unauthorized by the laws.
1t not unfreTuenty occurs, too. that this once is
exposed To great ann unnecessary rsk, in determn
ing upon the genuinsuess OF the sign atures TO the
assignments. endorsements. of the various per
Sous through whose hands these drafts are made TO
pass before their presentation.
1t Is therefore deemed proper to give this public
notice to Contractors, and all concerned, that nom
and after the LIST day of January, 1854 but one draft
lot the pay upon each route. per quarter, will be-
PAID, or filled for payment in this office. This draft
should state upon its face that Is the OnIy one r the
quarter ana The route (both to be specifed) on which
1t l. drawn: and he Signature thereto should he atsed
6y NE fhstmastsr attic place pherc it may I've dya,ca
AMI on" 0thrr ,rt1fcss: and zach assignmsnt ereof
should be attested by tiro ,cttpcSs
wM. f. PHILLIPS,
Auditor of the Treasury for P. O. Department
novl2-1h 4w
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Single and Double Barrel Guns and
Cunning Apparatus.

John ". BADEN near the corner OF Sixth street
- anil Pennsylvania avenue. has lately received a
full supply Of the above Goods: consisting In part
Of
Fine English Stub Twist and Damascus Double and
Single Barrel fowling Pieces of all sizes
Common and low-pricei English and German do
single and Double Barrel Ducking Guns
Boys Guns
Game Bags. Liquor Flasks. Shot Pouches
Powder Flask. Single and Double Belts
Walkers Ely's, Cox's and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wads ard Wad Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple Wrenches. Tubes. Wan Cutters
RamrOd Heads and Sc ews
Patent Lever Charges Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts Hunting Knives &c. in great variety.
sportsmon are particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing. nearly all ofmy Sporting
Goods are made TO order and impOrtee direct and Of
course can offer great Inducements any other
house in this country.
DAILY EXPECTED.
An assortment of the celebrated kinds Of Sport.
ing Powder. JOHN ". BADEN.
oSr-
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TO LADY AMATEURS

Joseph ii. CARVER, THE NEW ENGLAND
- TEACHER OF CaROMATIC AND PASTEL
PAINTING, would say to the ladies of Washipgton
and vicinity, That lie kas just opened rooms in This
city, where he Intends 10 establish permanent
SCHOOL OF DssIGS affordins pupils an Opportunity Of
acquiring thorough know ledge Of DRAWING SkgTcu-
INe AND PAINTING. If the people of Washington will
manifest An interest in this enterprise Mr. Carer
VIII spare no pains or expense to make his Academy
what yon would have it. permanent useful ana arts
nc Mr.. c Ia now ready to'form classes at his room.
opposite Jackson Hall, Pa. avenue, between Sd and
SITS. where he will be happy 20 receive Ills ON
a. M. to 3p. m.
Terms and references given at his rooms.
noy26-2v$
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t6rasr + assd Ga streets, near The idtsHt Office,
Two whom ardcd the First Diploma for Con-
i dictionary at the great exhibition of the Metre
polifan Mechanics Institute. takes this method a:
inviting the attention OF his customers and the pub
lie generally to his fine stock of Confectionery, both
Foreign and Domestic for the coming season
Having had years of experience in furnishing
Balls Parties and Private Entert iinnents, he feels
confident of giving satisfaction TO all who may favor
him with cal.
P.S-ire Cream at a reduced price. All orders
left as above will receive prompt attention.
Also. two furnished Rooms FOR rent
nnr 12-en6f
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! Select CiassiCsI and Mat he M IL al

l'iE subscriber has removed his school 10 COLLEGE
H!ii, ttrc Il CfHTnffiGrls Building is hcrng
fitted up for It's .""ctri"r. fS fic preparatory de
partncni Gs The COIifSiSu college, il viii continue
To preserve the character Of sff'c,Iy select scrpI
designed fn' fHyur. The foundation Gf Thorough En-
giish rl-rsicai IND mathematical cducr,'Ot, The
next session VII r''uitcfrtt on the 18th Of Sertcn
Der. aud close OF the last ~ y,frIe.
Terms gig 30 per quarter, f-rtabfe in advance.
Al small additional clI;rgc the sifaents will he
permitted To- attend the lectures delivered ?" college
on chemistry, geology, and mneraIogy, and al 10
rec"iS" instruction III French and other modern Ian
suages by III" professor IN thar department.
Pupils may b" bearded nj the college, under the
special "are and superintendent ~ the principal
Tie NECESSARY crlscIrs"s at full boarding student
VIII he ahTtt go, yer academic year, and of n
weekly boardcf wili ntt @te"Hd Sls6.
GEO. =. HACON Pr,nripal.
Refer 10 the faculty Of the Cnfdtrhap College I;
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Fore; Wn,
Gnnton esq; l.. D. Gale, NJ. d., of the fa,eht esf
fee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, of the Land Office, ana
Professor e e. levitt, of the Smithsonian Institute
sep2-
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ceries, the subscriber respectfully 70 his
former patrons and citizens generally that he
commenced merchandising ct his old established
stand corner Of It'll ami streets, occupied 10y him
for the last five years.
Thankful FOR the liberal patronage heretofore eE-
tended 70 me, -houid Re glad to have the honor of
serving mJ former Customers and others zSSIirn 2
THIN that eCurtesy, pronputude, and tair dealing
shall characterize my every effort 20 please all ani
win their rsrs rs. and hv adding to thi5 constant
ana well Sc ectesi s.ock of fresh FAMILY GROCER
les procured from the lse-t Northern markets and
sold at inducing and uniform prices, hope by dill
Gent attention To business to merit share Of the
nul,ljc patronage. JOHN III. JOHNSON,
Grocer, corner CT It'll aud T. etree.s,
nov Elm Opposite General Post Office.
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MEDICAL CARD.

hrs. r. J. HUNTER physicians for diseases
IL Of the chest &C. beg tn announce tina: they
" IL remove to New York the 9Th of December
X, or As soon thereafter they shall have
plee1 desired professional arrangements in rcgsrd
70 their practice in Washington and Baltimore The
motive of this change is that OF being central
and easy of access 10 those visiting them from dis
tant parts of the Union.
DR.. James Hunter will during the winter, visit
professionally St. Augustine Jacksonville, and the
principal resorts for invads the southern coast.
DR.. Robert Hunter viii visit Washington and Bal
tim7re on professional business once in each month
after December.
Will he published in January next an American
edition Of cir Charles Sculamore's work on Inhaa-
ton, With an ''lnroducticn.' 'Notss,' and an q =
pendig. by r. Hunter NJ. X. C. 5.
Ofiiee-l2lh street. between G and II. nov u
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY,

Lancaster county, PENNSYLVANIA,
WILL open it Both session on the FIRST MON
w Day IN NOTEHBER. 1853. The In.i!
tuition IS situated eight miles southeast Of Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage 10 ras-
hIrc, leaving the city every afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Fare 3 4 ccEts.
Access may he obtained To the Academy nv a
branch railroad Which Ccunect< Strashurz with ;hC
Philadelphia ard Columbia Railroad al Leamon
Place, twelve miles east u i.f,"cns;cr city. Bows
will be prepared for COLLEGE, and fl. ths vnriolls
businesses ~ life Number of Teachers in the In
stitutiCn Is SIX. Fer Catalogues address
JESSE OXEN. VI. D., Principal.
Strashurg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sen I3-tf
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nAZOIps LECOUTFELpI.h Soss e."
IL AmerrIn r. s no eouaI in their eIIr' me durs-
These ksEora ',.s. Of edge They can be obtained
billy snu ,ith single or double blades; at
genuine WIZ II. LINDSLEY's
p, avenue between 9Th and 10th streets,
kIeo2m. next TO Calls Bros.
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rREEN'S Ink Eraser and Paper
~ Cleaner for Book-keeper's- Clerks, and Literary
Gsnt!emen.--A new kind of eraser and rubber far
superior any article for the same purpose ever yet
introduced. Aside from its superior qualities as
pencil clcaperit ink and other stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scraper, and
leaves the surface OF the paper unframed.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE CO,
llth street doors north of Pennsylvania avenue.
Branch of Statoner's Hall, IVA and 1f6 Pear
zen 1S-aotf. street n. Y.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

South chTots7d GrenUs, h'rcecn 18th and It'll streets
cost, Washington. .-.-
THIS Institution is now in successful operation
L with n full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents the location is very retired
The buildings are ample and surrounded with beau
tfu grounds for exercise and the Of study
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches $500 pea
session of ten months. Day pupils from 81 to SO
per qTsIter of ii weeks, in English.
Frepch, Music Drawing, &c, extra.
For further particulars. or for circulars apply to
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ.
sep 2G-eotf- PRINCIPAL,
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AoWNs HUTCHINSON have just received n
handsome assortment of Goods vey suitable
.os presents on the approaching holidays. As they
IL; PREPARED To Sel at very reduced prices the pub
s III nhd II decidedly to their advantage to call
u eAatalne their stock before purchasing else
"n'le; we ennmerate, in part, as follows, viz:
30 a'u uenllemen's Dressing Cases, Work
Ladies Travelling Companions, Sewing Birds
rue SCISSORS, Bracelets, pearl and she'll Jewelrv
Hair Brushes of every description. Combs.
Parlor Bells, Card Cases, Card Baskets Portfolios
so new kinds Of Porte Monnaies
r. cket Knives, fine Razors, Shaving Cases. Guns
China Vases with Flowers
Perfunery, Oils Extra,ts, Fancy Scans
Small chests Of Perfumery, Pomade
Portable Writing Desks IN stalic inl. sd rlools g..
Also, gold and silver Watches gold ISe,.,,,,
LOckeis. Car AMI Finger Rings, Br, ,astrirs cpa
Pins ... f'''' o'i
ioid Chains. Keys, Shirt Studs Oh. rms &c
together with mony other articles l on nnps rou,
70 mention. .-.- r-- . 81
DOWNS & HUTCHIN soy,
'Atheneum Building,
Pa avenue, between ~ ant 9TH stree Is.
nov o0-eo2w6d2w 'Nst
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CENTRAL ACADEMY

Corner Of 10Th n'f E streets. Old Medical College.
'INhE duties OF this Institution We're resumed on
j the 9th instant. l. he Classical and Mafbeuat-
zeal departments, where the same branches arc
taught in other Academies i'll this city. the
ond story. The Primary Department is in the first
story
Circular. can be obtained at the Bookstores
Rev. JAMES NnUrsE, 4. VI. ,.; ,-,-..-,-
Rev. ]. w. WINAHs, A. NJ. AsS'e'a'e ii"o'i ''s'
NJ d. WELLS, Teacher Of Primary Department.
Mons. T. RaUoLT, Professor OF Modern Ian
grnges. sep -
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CAMERoNs GENERAL AGENCY

.4nd Insurance Office. u floor, Tod5s binding, Pen
sulrGniG drcaue, u oshinsfo d. e.
rLAlMS before Congress. Cl,im- Tor B'ln'
" Land aud Pensions, Applications for lEsufai
on Life and Property, and all business hrlrlgli-
the General Agency which may TO- rntris''d y
Cameron's car. Will receive PrumE aud -ili'ia'"'
attention.
MrC. has quite variety Of Pine Engraving h"A,i
Periodicals., Pamphlets, SC, &c, al the d'h'i"'
Agency, and il prepared 10 ill orders "n sl"' w.
ticr and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Paper. are 10 be hao :
early as issued, at the General Agency rG'1.'
hers supplied nv carrier. sw ~
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DANCING ACADEMY

4 7 CIR ~" SALDON.-I will commence my
~ class, III i)i!i-inS 80, Tuesday. October H. at
my Saio"n. All tn" new I'm fashionable dances
taught. Classes IN Academies and tff.s, fnpiIies
attended To.
DAYS ut instruction: TucstavS. Thur.davs ;it,d
Saturdays. Hours irr I0uug Iddl's from BIO ;: ir
Boys, from ) TO : and for Gentlemen, from Il"
=, n.
{F5-Hy saloon Is still for lc;sr nn reasonable terms
sep 10 LEWIS CARi'Sf.
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LAW EOTICE

SIDNEY s. BAXTER, late Attorney General Of
~ Virginia. has removed 10 Washington to prac-
tce law.
He Will practice the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States. the courts Of the District ri Columbia
and attend to any professional business confided to
him.
fG7- Office in Morison's ncw building. on < ST.
between Pc nnsyivaUIa avenue and & street.
References: Hon. ]. J. Alien Hon. WIN. Daniel
Hon. Richard Noncrre, Hon G.. b. SamucIs Hon
George H. Lea If the court of appeals Of Virginia
to tie judges Of the circuit courts of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Viz
giria. il l9-soIv
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C ID.
10 the Ladies Of WGShlncton. GcOrCl

10 me Ladies' 81 Washington, Gc0rgdoU"
Alexandria, &c.
HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies. Misses and Chi
Il dren's French Shoes are s-nld rs The unn'i
Icned, On 18th street. iu~i alavr C"rcoran NJ
Booking House IN ms new building. With tn hig'
marble steps, where D." viii rpce Ladi.>' nllsi-'
and keep constantly on hand every yaur'g n Is
dies, liIsScs,a Children French Cater WalIHc
Shoes, White and Black Satin CATER Slipper. a
made TO order by II. Wcinan. of PlnadrlrIIs, q"
the best French Cater materials, aud m ra ili'''
Partisan sly les. These GaiIcu are entirely different
from what are generally known a~''slop ,h"p Shoes
being all custom work, OF superior workmanship
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value benHiy. comfort. and econoni'.
will consult their interest by giving call. ahi
examine for themselves. &. WEIRMAN.
18th ST., just above CHcoran Rigs
aug ls-lyeo Banking Hons.
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JOS. G.. G. KENNEDY
SCGIEDAM SCHNAPPS.

lust received. large supply Of the above superb
- or m-dicsteI cordial. This preparation IS aimi-
rsbly adapted To all diseases arising from imperfect
distribution Of The blood. Indigestion. general de-
blity, and such disca-es which are CONSEQUENT upon
sluggish habits and identaiy life, it promotes the
secretonr and establishes healthy equilibrium in
the Whole arterial system.
To be had wholesale or retail, at SCHWAETZ'S
drug store next to u S Hotel and Sd door east from
Sd street, IA. avenue.
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Young Indies Classical Institute.

IRGj'Ra arenSe, nearly ORTost'e Cay Edn.
rf1HlS institution is in successful operation.
] few more boarding and day pupils can be re-
c.ivei. The course of study il thorough and prac-
cal, designed 10 give q finished Enghh ami Ctassi-
crl education.
Terms: For boarding pupils. including ipstruc-
ton in English branches, with Vocal Music, the
French and Latin Languages. and brewing, $500
nc- If tn months. Weekly besrsiers, in the
same ccu,se, 500 Day pupils in the same studies,
500.
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar extra
Circulars may be obtained on application 10 the
principal. s. II. MIRICk, A. ~.
nov 22-1ms Principal.
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GEORGETOWN, u. G.
FTNFIS institution is open and in full operation.
Il few mere pupils can be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils $500 per session Of tn
months. PAYABLE half yearly in advance.
French. music drawing, &C., extra.
Day pupils from 81 In so per quarter Of II weeks.
Circulars and catalogues 10 be had on application
TO the principal WILLIAM J. CLARK,
DC 2o-eltf- Principal.
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FUNERALS

TT The subscriber is prepared - a.
OZzzz-r--V tend. al the shortest neuce. to mn
calls IN TIN. Ime and Will spare paius - Tcndfi
entire satisfaction 10 all WIN ms, desire a-s,iaH'
IN performing the last tribute ui respect 81 the d'ad
Hearse always ia readiness. Mourning Cap and
Shraud> furnished when desired.
The subscriber bcgs leave to call the attention d
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRES ERNEE
which has bc'n already tested IA thu families nj ~
era IN this city. 10 whom he can ri'r a. %
its efficacy III preserving the body iron deounlPrS
ton for any length ofperiod.
J. W. PLANT. ~ arr,i,
aug s-rsly bci 9th and l0ih streets.
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Proposals for farni.hir. s,,.
CsrrED STATES C,,r-ot P,-r~s,,x
MaSuf,rf-a,r

wsSHTNeTox Acr-trr-~- -.
wAsHTNSfoS. orto'sr y. "a ~
tV-AL> n'u - rcS~irri ~ ihis O..
p m q I'll" s0'h Dcr,-r. h-r p-,, -. uH'l
Ing Bricks for The oOa,tractiqn ., o., 81 iarhss
Aqu.durt Wv haNAihs ~
The whole qusnti,v n--d-d VI, r-,h-A,-
iorty millions PreTos.Is -hos d s,s,.,h " ''-u,
"n1ch esen o'ddcr val uni+r'ak- in iurr,.h 'S1ry
Tie bricks must he delsv--~t Of srrb -
line as may from time 70 tr,~ ~ ~ n n.
Engineer. The tinles ard quantities - !, e' n.
the Appropriations nsie ~ Ttu-r-.. % -ad n
Tier are large dsposites 4 rlav ,uit.,,
WIG nrcks along the line. AMI the os,,,r,.,,. n'k
required 70 furnish . sarnT'- % the -, Wi =
before commencing the rnanuf.rtur. esa hH,s.
None eut wei mace hsrg burnt l-;,l,
socepone 10 ths bnsin~sr. Will D. r.,.l, l''r' ,
they will b. required "a - mad. In 49, 80
inT IN SIC 70 tae noniciTal Regulation. :, h''o--
Every oNeE NUT - sc~ort,ui~I
guaranty. sigr5-i by ons OF inor. - srii's-
sons. 10 the Effect that he or Tho ,,-Isb'e -.
the bidder or BIDDER. viii. II his p IL ihs'
scceptFd. enter into an otl,.ntsor NJ -
vim e,na az" ,no'o'eot su-',i"s 10 furr,y, N{'
hr1css sh'rTd. SAID gu.rsriv g. a. ,o- "'Sh IA.
the certificate ~ the Cnit--a ST.. - fn''-' y
United ststrs hstrict Attorprv NC Iudgr
sone officer Of the General Co,---r.. As'ni. -
usl known TO ohe D. oar mFu, =: vs., in'' be-
sntors are able n make g-ol -hsir y-,-N e guar.
All bids IN ~ scaled end ~-ss,-..., nv ~.
Brick frr wastr.ton Aau.1u-.- .'r,p'seh ~
opened w the presence of Su~h t,ad.-, WI =
to he present. AZ the certainty a. nrS oho''-
Important. the fsilerS ~ ntrSr,r,,,,ll 'Vrv
ably tn. rtoprsgr Of the sorE fo- me proA-
inc United s,a,s rf-'T rrs n its+if ~. r,cs,
ject any or ell h'is. snd q maxi spcA .k"t 70 -
for the supply Of bs'css as nay 10 ro, ,s'n"nts
/ ous u the work. (-es .Ktrsc; ,rnra HS-
psTtment Regulation. below s'n'Ng l.
". c. EIGs,
CAPTAIN Of Engineers in eharee o, w,,,,,.
-
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II. a. TYSON g. SISTERS

+ street, tfttcsen 12h and I2h Strrfts WASHINGTON.
NOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPIl.S-The I4th
Il annual session of this institution. opened on
the 18th of September. Terms per quarter-Senof
departing sl2; Junior go: Primary 95 Drawing
g; French by Professor Rauolt s.; Music $12 to SIS
Pupils boarded permanently weekly at $50 and
So 30 per quarter. For further particulars cir
culars at the principal Book stores and Seminary.
oc l3-aOtilll5thDec
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rniNriNG AND VISITING earns

CST received supply firory. satin, and enan-
- eii-d Carts for printing purposes. Also. an -.
sortment OF colo-ei d.
Large ivory. color-l, and ensmmellcI card boards
- ~ IS inches. Patent blot:iEg paper. Eu;hean
holders.
An assortment Of the celebrated P-rryan Pens T at
spring, side spring. raven black elastic founta; n
maguum bonuIl. cards anu i'll boxes Ana O. n
era assortment o. Stationery, and fancy articles at
WiMER'S, 9th street
Where al the popular MUSIC is regularly received
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S0NTAG,S SONGS. Sc

XITITHIS mile of Etinboro' Town: Comm
w tho the Rye: Th" Swiss song; due, Mas
ter and Scholar: Schuhcrt's SerrDado: Whistle and
I'll come to you, ny Lad; The Lat Rose of Summer
Homr. Sweet Home; &c. Also, The White Stuali
DAYS OF Childhood; Tho Flowers shaping: Prima
Donna Wait; Julien American Quadriilc: Sontag
Schotti,che and Polka, duet also. And all the
latest music regularly received NJ
nov 10 WTIiEi2'S 9Th street
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WHALEY's oMEIRUssFs

On THURSDAY. TN. 2pth ins,,r,
N@I will commeuo- running two Inc.
Eo Of 0NNIBUSSRs between al.,sr.
dria and Washington. leaving Alexandra AZ !.
oc'"ek IN the morning, and 81 in the Afternoon.
connecting with tn. train. leaving Washington .,
o'clock In the morning and in the afternoon Re-
turning, leave Washington on the arrival n u |.
trans from Baltimore, in time in the morning N
connect with the Orange ard MsnrSas tan train
from Alexandra, 1T o'clock
Passengers wishing seats in this line. will leave
their names and residences with Or. James Ertwls
tie, Alexandra. and at the Irving Hons. Washing
ton corner of 18th street and p-nns,lrani, arrnr-
The morning line viii caf for passengers within an,
ressOna bic distances in either city.
sep 2S-6m- WN WUAIEY
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Seminary for Young Ladies'.

AZ ST.. 6e:,c,en PtnasyiraHid arenus and e.
TNHE course Of instruction embraces all the
l branches requisite to obtain a thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms Enqlisb. Mathematics, and the Ancient
Languages from So to Si2 per quarter. French g.
Other modern languages each - per quarter. Mo-
SIC and Drawing at Professors prices.
limited number OF boarding pupils will he re-
oeived at 500 Per session OF ten months, pa able
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
L. r. LIPPIrT,
nov 22-eoLm PRINCIPAL.
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have 20 kindly and generously patrorlsel during
the time i was Engaged in bu-iness At the ADORE
namej corner will say that it wi afford me great
pleasure if they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor, Mr.. !. III. Johnson no is
thy of their confidence, AMI who will extend to them
every accommodation. T. 7. MILLER.