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DAVID ALLEN.

S0O LIS Potash, and 500 lbs Sal soda-ust received
,tOO and for saleby JAMES W. COLLINS.
ist. Clairsvc, March 25, 1853. -
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
> OF conn ON the 29d day Of July lsSS between the
'Ses, wiz h. sold 10 the highest bidder te folIn,y,
real estate a, the property OF Sarah ahufn
Lot No 5 IN tho own OF Pennington IN Culerain town.
'np, Belmont county OHIO, with the appureuances,
Terms Of sale, cash.
ISAAC HOGUE
Admir- of Sarah llahun,, deed.
June II, iP53.--i weeks. '''
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Sheer Iron.
TATE OF OHIO, BEIMONr COJTN-

tue., TATE OF UIIIU, BELMUNT CUUN-
an } TY, SS.-James Scales guardian of George w.
Ault W illiam Ault, NOIGntine Aut aud Margaret
ooAn his WIFE, Aigai Ault. Mary Jane Aull John Aut
brIusUnnah Aut Lucinda Ault aud George Aut.-Court
,f Common Poas.-PetitiUn for Partition.
op The aOve named defendants all residing in the county
s,,f Belmont, except William Ault who resides in the
OF iowa. and all heirs at law ANA legal
US of the vi Frederick Au late O Belmont
y decd, viii take notice that the said James Scales
guardian of Geo w. Ault aid tiled his certain pc
altiOn for partition the I'd day of June 4. d. 1s53 in
tho Court O Common Pleas OF sad county, making the
SNdl named persons raties and defendants thereto,
hpaying Of the real estate OF whicn the said
Frederick Aut died seized sad real estate heng situate
l the county alore aid aud lcing part OF ~ w ar.
ncc No ~ and tp. Np aud No. 2, Containing l27
acres, less, and being the premises
crcupcd by Volantue Aut OF the defendants aiorc
said and Cuary described in said petition aud
tO which re- crCnCC is here nadCthat at the next term
OF said Court IN Sept, s53 order will he asked for
PARTITION Of said premises and for such other proceedings
as are authorized by Law.
r MILLER PENNINGTON,
A.ry Tor Petitioner.
e Irnnka
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A N ORDINANCE.

/ N ~ ohbINl NJ Il.
1 i a SEC. l,t. Re u ordained On i6e Trustees s
/ UagAe to~HShip BcimOEt county, One, THAT II an,
person or persons, hom aud after thirty DAYS after III,
date hereof shall soil, vend give away, IN any way
Hld or dsssl any poIson OF Icrsus Ia wuo
slluous or Ld't liquors of any hind whatever iOs The
purpose Oi Ipglnr Or Ii person ur persons shU
sell, Vrnu or give away wth latent To Cvade the pTuy
Sous uf tins Ordinance any sprluous malt liquors o
any Nina 10 any person under twenty years u age
or u any person az persons shalt lCHsr hire, hermit u
be nsrd a. place of general resort any dwelling house
suop Store house, stable ~ tGncuUn any kind for
The purpose al =" Ing, vending aN aV any of the
a'nNo mentioned lqunrs, Tor llc purpose lpuIng OF
inleml lefahcc each aud every pcrsnu offending
any o the provisions u tls ordinance shall on ,unvtC.
lion thereof lc ined IN any not less Than fifteen nor
more Ian my dollars aud costs suit aud Imprisoned
ih ia County jan not less than more than TWEEN.
lydaNs tue discretion of Tho Justice Probate Judge;
surd a. To make unlaW fl 10 sell Tor medicinal artis
htai ar sarTamenld purposes.
SEC. ,, THAT II any person shall violate any of The
provisions of the preceding section ae they shat
not he allowed to sell Tor any purpose whatever under
the Ienaly of not less than ten more than NV dol
lars ahI Imprisoned not tess than S more than wrn
~ DAYS.
SEQ =. THAT II any person or persons sha,l while nm
der the lnnucntc Of intoxicating liquors. act dtsordcy
or abuse any person persons shalt e fined IN any sum
not less than ye nor more than M doors aud nprIs
ohed not less IhAn i've nor muIC than twenty days,
ANON DAVIES,
AnKlIlAM G. LoPER, Trustees.
JOHN LiSLE.
A true copy.
Attest; SANuEL L, DAWES, TIP. Clerk.
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~ OTICE IN PARTITION.-Lewis Mob
.iNHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

ME STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
COUNTY, SS.--CoURr or CoMMoN Pleas OF SAID
CouSry.-lN Cn,NcERy.-Jamrs A. Gray Us: Daniel
Zane and othcrs.-Danie Zane, Edmund 7. Zane Marip
Anna Zane, Eugene e.. Zane and Timothy Cavenaugh
nonresident defendants in this will take that
on the llih OF May, 1852 said Gray filed in sad Court
his h in chanCcry, setting forth among other things
tia, lie ~ entitled 10 the legal tte 10 Lot No. 10 in ZaBes
addition to Bridgeport IN said County, aud praying SAID
court 10 comne the said defendants execute the deed
nr deeds with the usual CaimO for said prem
ses with the appnrtenanccs. You wi the eiore appear
plead, answer or demur, according 10 law.
JOHN II. HEATON, CLERK.
y. L. lEvENGs. Any fol Comp
Mau -K,v
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A WARN Nc TO YoI TH.--Danicl II. Wood
ward, who was on Thursday last sentence,
to be hanged for the murder OF his wiir.hand
cd the following card to the Rev. John q
Smith on the ensuing day, when thus gentle.
mhn, by invitation, frat Waited the unlortunNt,
being in his CELL it having been written pre-.
viously. The paper was directed Ia one u
the associates OF his boyish days, and design
ed for publication:
40 The Youth of the District.
"As | have but few days to live, feel ii
my duty TO caution you from following my
course OF life, if you would live hong aud b,
respected by all who know you. No matter
how humble your situation OF lie, keep the
Sabbath holy, refrain from proinnc company.
and, above all things, refrain from that great
destroyer, arden, spirits. Look at my con.
ditlun. lnsteud Of being one of our best cltI-
zens, beloved and esteemed by all, you iind
me Ia my lonely cell, under sentence of death,
charged with one ol the most uwul crimes
that could be perpelrated on earth; from once
plous youth the cause referred to above.
"DANIEL T.. WOODWARD"
The above imparts solemn lesson, by
which We trust the youth to whom it is I'D
dressedwi!l profit Republic.
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gCLIJAH WEEKLY, SURVIVOR OF
the late firm of Glover IL Weekly hereby notified
ihaton the l2th day Of May A. ID. sj3 NJ j. W.tover,
Admir- ui James Glover, deCt Of Belmont Co., Ohin,
MED IN the Court Of Common Pleas of the County of Bel
mont and state OF Ohio, bill IN Chauccry against the
sad Elijah Weekly and Charles r. Wilson, the ~ rCt
ana prayer of which Bii Ia TO compel said Elijah Week
y, survivor of said late firm o Glover Weekly to ac
.onnt 10 VI. J. w. Glover, admir-, flr ali monies in
his hands due said estate aud nat said Wilson shall
count IN IKE manner; and the said Elijah Weekly is fur
r h"ted that unless he appears, and pleads answers
or domurs u the said R within sxy DAYS arr the next
Term o said Court, the said NJ j. w Glover the term
neat sier the expiration Of said sixty days will apply to
ad Court To take the matter of the hill confessed a,
against him, and To decree thereon accordniv.
NJ. J. W. GLOVER.
June 10th, ISi3--Gw.
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~ OTlCE.-At my instance an attach.
| ment was this day issued, by John Gilbert Jus
tlce OF the feace of Pease township, Remon County
Ohio against the property and effects OF Thomas I NJ
Even, non resident OF the County.
Dated this e7th day Of May, 1853
,.,, LEANDER Coss
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NJ EW GOODS.-Deautifu and fashiona.
! bic lawns from y TO s5 cts. per yd, Berags De.
handeome SILKS rom 6st els. up to $50 per yd Al
good articles can and see. ". +. AsNURY
Ma! d. No. l62 Main street. Wh,rI,n.
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Total,----.----.--.------Sl ,661 ,GS9, ,454
or this sum, five hundred millions is held
abroad, or ON foreign account.
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BOOk-k eeDjng NV nou,


, GO complete practical course of instruction ia ri. .
the arr OF Keeping scientifically Donti E gwen in
Manmfae,ures "cppar'nenls OF Trade Commerce and
m1ng te most eminent establishment ns IN use a
or adverse in the IN business, whether prosperous
wholesale and retail. importing and eynn,i at
Guiding specuations in s,nr or on joint speculation in
Steamhoaiins, Bank, Insurance ra ns,ae, &c, with
'''' 'o' ana Chartered Associations generate NS VI
commercial Calculations,
business onerst;o iy OF computations pertaining 10
improved nethOds-Tateresf D;sconot 70 'he most
"''Ta''0" ~ ErehaRge, &c. N1""''0"s' 'sr'
Mercantile Correspondence.
cocu m are introduced on this subject as ar
siness svIo of business habits and genuine bu.
stmdon, VI Sorrespondence upon the mind of ,Ia
TecSn, o as wen as finiliarize him with Commereisi
i'oices' Account Sales, Bills OF Exchangn p' 10'ma
PRACTICAL Penmanship,
s one hour daily is devoted in teaching , sv.,o,.
thorouTb ss cnmmsS wiling combining freedom with a
panre Win boand @ OF hand aud pen, accuracy and ele
beauty of construction. ~ P'e'' 'csipiiity with
oonn"ierciai Law and Political Economy.
ne lectures are given on these important tonics
opera,ons Of m o avocaions of the merchant in The
e,hrnrj VI 'onmerce and practical workings of tr,Jo
embracing the subject of Psrtnership prncinI sLaae'
Sc so on ,he Instruments Sales. Debts Guaranties
uoneso Exchanges Credit, Profit Interest Wa%ss 1hu
The course can be completed in from oirh, .,
weeks !" hohi eisht TO twelve
Terms for the Mercantle'course $40
Expenses Tor Stationary, Dinloma o. c.
enter al any time. "'' ePpHcants can
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"9 "96naeqnisite preparatory qualifications 'e' IL all
me business acquaintance of the princio., .,,
ualions on graduating s ~ procure SIT
Gmod Board can be obtained m the CITY nj fro A., -
TO $500 per week. " " '''y a' from $3.50
OctS, lS52. JOUN CItWnpWxo M NJ, Wxouates.
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DEBr OF THE COUNTRY Mr.. Mansfield
writes an elaborate and able article for his
Railroad Record, on the debt and credit the
U. states. The aggregate of his specualions
are embodied in the following table:
National debt, .,------------------ sos l30,692
State debts, ts,--------------------- O2,557,762
Municipal debts, ,------------.---- 7O,00OO00
Railroad debts, s,--------------.-- 25O,OO0O 900
Mercantile foreign debt,--.- 100000
Private domestic debt. t..------ 930,0G0,000
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Buckets!

IA DoZ buckets Just received aud for sale at No Is
~ Ma'nst (apT 30, SID 5. G. ROBINSON.
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lkjHIrE Lead-Cincmnati hrand-lust received and 70
w sa'eby (May2'Jl) H. ALEXANDER
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GUNDRY's MERCANTILE CoLIEcE
AppoiIo building, Northwest corner 9Th and
Walnut, Cincinnati, o.
Incorporated rsas.
INSTRUCTIn

nh , @.en.ion OF the public il respeet6,,,v c,,,o5 -
iscites afforded at This inst,u,Ion c
for the Conn,inr p IN thorough practical msn,er
'''s h"oin and business pursuits. "'''
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMoNT CoUN.

ISAAC IRWtS.
-. go -. As-aa.-..
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TnE"sSrrsr Wrighls Indian src,. h,c pan.
safe at AZ ~ rpls A'e
NhfAANnER'srs
Drug Sts
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THE CELEBRATED
ENAMELLED WHITE

! WOULD respectfully inform my customers and
the public III general. that have, with great eff
fort, succeeded lii obtaining the art OF paint
ING the beautiful ENAaELLED WHITE. For its bril-
ancy OF gloss and cleancss OF surface, il far eXcrl-
any other style oi painting that has ever been
brought INTO practice. IL * well adapted To al;
kinds nf wood work and walls The SAID cnamclled
painting can BE-, and IL. done all culnrS. Ii has
taken precedence over all other STYLES at painting
III the Northern cities. Specimens can be- seen by
calling AT my shop, where | still cary on the
PAINTING business III all lis yariOu: branches
All th0s, wishing Oliavc their stores anddwellngs
painted III the above, or any other STYLE will please
give me 4 call and guarantee that their work shall
bc done III the Nciy best MANNER and with prompt
ness and despatch.
deem the present aS a fit occasion 10 return my
sincere thanks 10 the public fe. the very liberal pat
ioHd"e uicy have bestowed on for many years
phs.' ana nope. from my long experience, blended
Win "iShtice, To merit continuation of their IA
I4Ncc n,DpvnN
Hoise, sign, and Ornamental Painter,
South side PENNSYLVANIA avenue
poI"ecn l2th and 18th streets up stairs.
sep6-Tu&Flm * lawlm fJnteI !
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Select Classical and Mathe m a icaI

|INiE subscriber has removed his school to College
l. Hill, where commodious building IL being
fitted up for It's reception. As the preparatory de
partmciit ct the Columbian College, il will
to preserve the character of strictly select school
designed Tor laying the foundation Of thorough En-
gii>h, classical! aud mathematical education The
next session VIII commence on the 18th of Septen-
Der, and close on the last of june.
Terms Si2 ID per quarter. payable in advance.
Al small additional charge the students Will be
permitted tp attend the lectures delivered college
on chemistry, geology, and mineralogy and al.o to
receive instruction IN French and other modern Ian
siIagrs by the professor in that department.
Pupils may he boarded al the college, under the
special care and superintendent Uf the principal.
The necessary expenses of a full boarding student
VIII he about $50 per academic year, and OF n
weekly boarder will not exceed $50.
GEO. :. BACON, Principal.
Refer to the faculty of the Columbian College :;
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force; VIM
t'unton, esq; l.. ID. Gale, VI. d., of the fatent OF.
nee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, of the Land Office, and
Professor C. C. levitt of the Smithsonian Institute
sep2-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
I H Z u N ION ACAD MY,

Corner Of lIh Street and Ne,c York .7renuc.
I'HoSE parents wishing 10 secure a select and
crcry wGy responsible school. for the correct and
thorough training OF their the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also in the Modern Ian
guages and Natural Sciences, so that they NAV be
hfted Tor College, or for Engineering Surveying and
commercial pursuits are respectfully invited
the institution, or call upon the Principal soon a.
the number OF pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few.
No pupils will he admitted or continued whose
character Is known 10 he had or doubtful.
No pupils will he admitted henceiorth who have
not advanced beyond primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained al the principal Book
stores. IL. RICHARDS.
sep l2-}m Princinal
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FEMALE INSTITUTE

South Ctr0itnd drfnuc. betwsen 9Th and In streets
enst. Washington
THIS Institution is in successful operation
L with a full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. II presents the best
advantage to parents the location verv retired
The buildings ample and surrounded with beau
tfu grounds for exercise and the course of study il
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches roo Ter
session OF ten months Day pupils from IS to $40
per quarter Of ii weeks. in English
French, Music. Drawing &C.. extra
For further particulars. or for circulars apply II
GEO q. BUTLER, 4. VI,
sep 29-eotf- PRINCIPAL
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OFFICIAL .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

W.sHINGToS, October ), lc1S'J
Notice is hereby given to the holders of TIE SIX
r cent stocks Of the loan authorized by the act OF
srrii Is 1872 and re,iremaL- 3lst December, 1862,
and also TO the holders Of the six per cent stocks OF
the loan authorized by The act of July, 1916, redeem
able 18th November 1856. that this department is
prepared to purchase, at any time between the date
hereof and the first day Of December next to the ex
tent Of two millions Of said stock in the ard
the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In caEe of any contingent competition, within The
amount stated preference will be given in order OF
time in which the ssJ stocks of either kind may be
offered Tho certificates duly assigned to the United
States. must L. transmitted to this department;
upon the recefp- whereof, price will be paid COM
POUNDED of the following particulars
LIST The par value amount specified in each
certificate.
%. A premium Of 16 per cent. on the stocks of
ISl2 re 'enmsble in 1852, premium las the case
may bel of 81 per cent the stocks of 1916, re-
deemable in 1856.
81 Interest the par Of the certificate from the
1st Of July R3, to the date of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury. with the allowance flor the
money to reach the owner of one days interest in
addition.
PAYMENT FOR said stocks will tie made in drafts of
tie Treasurer Of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston. New York. or Philadelphia, as
the parties may .Iirec.. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 1O-dtf Secretary of the Treasury.
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Single and Double Barrel Guns and
GINNING ADparatua.

Single and Double Barrel Guns and
Cunning Apparatus.
JOHN ". BADEN near the corner of sixth street
~ AMI Pennsylvania avenue. has lately received a
full supply OF the above Goods; consisting il part,
Of
Fine English Stub Twist and Damascus Double and
Single Barrel F0"liDg Pieces Of ali sizes
Common and Iow-pricei English and German do
Single and Double Barrel Ducking Guns
Boys Guns
dame Bags Liquor Fasks. Shot Pouches
Powder teSks. Single and Double Belts
Walkers Ely, CoX's aud other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic ard PAPER Wads and Wad Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple Wrenche-, Tubes. Wad Cutters
Ramrod Heads and So ews
Patent Lever Charges Bullet NOulds
Pistol Belts. Hunting Knives &c. in great variety
Srortsnien are particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing, as nearly all Ofmy Sporting
Goods raic to order and impor;ee direct and of
course can offer great inducements as any other
house in this country.
DAILY EXPECTED,
An a1sOrtInent OF the celebrated kinds of Sport
ing Powder JOHN W. BADEN
oct I-eOSW-
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GENERAL, AGETTy

't'tl LeH Il COLLINS wall prosecute claims of cy.
cry deer. .tlon against the @ovrrnCirnt before
'i' >-yerai d-iAr Inents or Congress, procure pen
""-' .''ii'J it'''i-. extra pay. uui arrearage paw
They Will at;esi To- the buyin- al,d selling Of real
">fat' the renting OF ho;tseS. ami General collect
~ bn~iE"-s Ttey viii also furnish r:,rt;e. at a
Ii>t't' WIKI sn'n Information they NAV desire
crate.
one ON ! st-eet, Immediately opposite Wind.r's
Building. Ma -hiuEtan D. G.
REEERESCES:
Hon. j c. Dobt,n Secretary If The Navy
iIc.-s- Davis, Secretary OF War
y. ITALIAN e,q Pres Beard Common Council
cen ! u. NcCI!ls, Atorney-:,.-law
,'afI"S H. C:sJi>f'n. eS.I.
w R-,iiall, State Department
sou.
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

LG'icdsfcr county, Pennsylvania,
"ILL open Its Both session on the first MON
w Dry IN NOTEMBER, 1853 The lnsti
tuition is situated eight miles southeast of Lane
city, from which place there is daily stage Stras-
burg leaving the city every afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Fare 81. cents.
Access may be obtained 10 the Academy nv a
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad al Leamon
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster CITY, Bows
will be prepared for College, aud for the various
businesses OF life. Number OF Teachers in the In
StutIon Is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. d., Prncipal.
Strasburg. Lancaster county, Pennsy lvania.
sep l3-n
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY

find Insurance Office. 2d floor Iodds Building, Penn
NtrGna areame, Washington. ID. c.
9HLAiMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
" Land aud Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
the General Agency which may br entrusted to
Camcrons care will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
MrC. has quite variety Of Fine Ehgravns< Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &c, Sc. at the General
Agency, and ia prepared to ill orders on short no
tice and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are TO he had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Suhscri
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner OF 10Th and K streets, Old Medical College.
THE duties OF this Institution Were resumed
i the 9TH instant. The Classical and MathcnIai
teal departments, where the same branches
taught IN other Academies in this city. M the
ond story. The Primary Department is in the first
story.
Circulars can be obtained at the bookstores.
Rev JAMES NoUksE, A. VI. ,sso,;.,o p,;,o;-,,,.
Rev. J. w. WfN.Ns, A. VI. AsSo'id'e l THO i'H's
NJ ID. Wills, Teacher of Primary Department.
Mons L. R.VoLr, Professor of Modern Ian
Siiages. sep Is
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On Nh Nffet, OPPOSITE NjNords HteL
MI RS. Mcleod having taught for these last ten
w years has associated with her Mrs l.. A. GauvIs
lady OF long experience teacher in the Eastern
Cities for the purpose of conducting FEMALE
SEMINARY. They viii teach all The branches a
requisite for thorough English education together
with French. Latin, Piano, Vocal Music. Drawing
and Painting !. MCLEOD.
L. A. GAUVIN.
n. %. One hour each day will be devoted in French
conversation. Int. sep 30-eo6ts-
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DANCING ACADEMY

A + cARCSI'S SALOON.-I will commence mr
"A classes IN Dancing on Tuesday. October II. At
my Saloon. All the new and fashionable dances
taught. Glasses in Academies and private families
attended 10.
Days of instruction: Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
Saturdays. Hours for Young Ladies, from 3to 5: for
Boys, from , 10 :; and for Gentlemen, from Ia
.. p. IN.
{G9-My saloon is still for lease on reasonable terms
sep 10 LEWIS CARI-SI
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WHaLEY'S OMHIRUSSrs

On THURSDAY. the 29ih instant
@L-Icf- = EIil CommcLc- running two lines
s@---S-s9of UMNIBUSSES between AI.xan-
'rA anu iNiingtnn, lesvIn. Alexandria Mt ~
"'i"aA IN t1e morning, and j.. in the afternoon
aug Win thr trains leaving Washington at !,
q ci"yN IN tie morning and ) in the afternoon Re-
turning. i1a'e Washington on the arrival of tho
IRA nS from Baltimore III time in the lnornn, n
connect with the orange and Manassas Gan IL
from AleSandria, at o'clock >"'
Passengers wishing seats in this line will lsavc
their names aDd residences with DR.. James E,twi.
tie. Alexandria. and at the Irving House Wasbing
ton. corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
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