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Steamer George Law.

new ORLEANS, August 22.-Ths steamer
United States. which arrived yesterday, re-
por" that the steamer George Law was to har,
sailed from AspinwaIi on the 18th, with the
mails and specie Tor New York.
The dispatch from New Orleans. which We
published yesterday, stated that the aeoy.
Law had sailed from Aspinwall before the
United States left-Eps STAR
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TsEcoSo pEsrNrcU.l
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,

Name deanu>, bcisoeen ~ 0nd Och s11.
NfANURACTURER Of Steam Eagines> Boilers
Vl Wster Tanks, shsft,Hg, Pullsyk, Hangers and
MIL Werk generally.
WIN furnish esw Mills, ali kinds Of Castings,
WROUGHT and Cas-, Iron Pipes md everything In the
Iron line generally.
information address g. X MOVES, Washington Iron
Works, Washington, DC. ~ lS-u
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~ ACVHOAlTf OF an Act Of tn .
ID Legislature of Virgi ia, passed February 9Th,
1861, entitled IAN at to incorporate company to
construct, on the plan Of Janice s. French, fail.
road between Alexandria and Washing ton city,
and in conformity with the provisions thereof no.
tice is hereby given by the unde signed Commits.
mssioners that books for receiving subscriptions to
the capital stock Of said Alexandria and Washing.
ton Railroad Company win he, opened on the 18th
day Of September next, aud continue open for ten
days, inclusive, from 10 q. n. to2p m, at the fol
lowing places A. . -.is
In Alexandria, at Newton's Hotel; in the city OF
Washiu gton, at tina Mayors Office; and in George
town at the Mayors office. go.
JAMES g. FRENCH,
JOHN ". MAURY,
..y 4. J. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRRNUH, ,.a
+....-- f EDGAR SNOWDEN,
aug s-TutSepl2 X. W. LATdAM.
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Departure Of the Steamer Arabia

New YORK. August 23.-The royal mail
steamer Arabia sailed g. noon day, for Liv-
| srpool, with one hundred and thirteen psasen-
| gers and one million Of dollars in spocie.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
On WEDSEeDAf afternoon, Angus. 23A, at
o'clock shall Aeil Lot' Nos. S3 snd %. In Square
5ST. Let No. 80 fronts 80 feet on LIST STREET west be-
tween north and NJ streets with front of 30 .eet
on TO feet sHey, known pierce" street Lot
No 3D. the adjoining 10. fronts &c FEET ~ inches on
Let street, rinning back los fest 'H
If desirable these lots win be srbdi,ided 70 suit
purchasers. ' -' . 4 g., ~ . s-'0
Terms One fourth cash the residue In 9 and ]
mouths with interest, secu ed by deed of trust on
the premises. H.vi IS - si'.- ... az 80
JAZZ c, MCGUIRE,
aug I'D . =, Auct;onaev
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The Late Accident at Boston-Ths Reeipro.
g. city Treaty in ths Provinces.

Bosros1 August 23-It has now been def.
nitely aecertstssd that three persons lost their
lives by the falling of the granite building.
opposite the Custsm Hase. .t..
A despatch from Portlsba states that the
Legislatures Of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
and Prince Edwards Islands will ~ heid in
September next, for the purpose Of taking
into confederation the Reciprocity Treaty.
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Cholera In New York.

SNEw YORK, August 25.-Ths following Is the
report from the two city hospitals for the last
twenty -four hours: Fonr deaths from cholera;
fourteen new eases admitted; and forty FIVE
cases under treatment.
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Boarding.

DOARDx EG.-Mrs DUVALL, Penna. avenue
ID nearly opposite etovns Hotel, has 6ne ROOMS
and offers eyerJ desirable cor,fort and sccommoda-
ton Cor families or single gentleDen-sernanen
or transient Nc rnofs agreeable boarding house
will b% found In Washia .@on. j. 1b-1r
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READ!-READ,t

NNLON'6 PATHNT IMPROVED 0UITARs .nd
i vIOLINE-weh have been appointed sole AGENT
for Ettos's Patent Improved Guila7s and V,oI;ns.
invits the sttsn ION Of those interested.
Persons hsyipg old Guitars and violins can hsys
tais woncerfsi Improvement assAahsd ~ applica
'6on st our store. ~ 81 49,
81 Old Instruments taken In sxetsns, for new.
iii9.l.ii Pa svsnus, bstweea 9th and 10Th II,
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PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Ratre.t.
70 On Ha, near Boundary aree,,
;""E THE RECEPTION OF
- ~ THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietors respectfully Inform cher fr,ends
that every thing served up at their ssts blishmsnt
shall be # the best. y '.''N"I0n'
In complete order. ~"'00-' 01e
Parties will be served with Breakfast. Dinner r,
Supper at short notice, and In the most snnro,sd
Style, not surpassed by any house in the District
-, sGr me odstion Of the public, Coaches Of
and Pa avenue every thirty minutes, day ard ..e
ming. commencing at O'clock a. m, for the PAL
HOTEL stopping At Union Hall, street.
.... 90 WILSON 1 HAYWARD. .
aug l9-lm =" ST.
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aL1A7vxn-AIo. sHnx xu0Hfef -
- EMP0RIuM,

TUIsdAf receiving l.rgs supply q I1ATHE1
i lxGTIN06 4 Sd0f FINDINGS, ,,-, .a
f6tossn Rfsueh Calf SKINS, Of the best makes z
y, loo dossn horocep end Hp}ne 81 ns 49,
1 100 Gdse Harness and Bride Leather '"' ~ {,
% do.en supsEioe Pafsat Cali Skins .,,.., i
Home made Calf and Kipp Skins si.7..s
Upper and skirtsng Lesth,rs T.s -,
Book Binders leather Of all descriptions
Solte's Tool', and his Yarni.h, &c.
Please to eil sud s.szuiae for yourselves, sll Of
which will be sold On shs taosk reasonable and &C
oommodating terns.fsoss r.f 7. &. FOHp,.
.aa.l9z5 near the Patent Office. 7th street.
~ $50 sidcs prime SPANISH SOLE LEArR-
Ek, ut IS cents Per ID. 31sr... 49,. aus 2l-2w
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BREAD! BREAD !! BREADM!

THE subscriber tskes this means of informing bis
I customers (Aumbey net known) thst he is all
the attempt 81 ri}aR business to extingtiish him
md his business, n, his bands except the
maD) are in the bake house as work, apd Fiil DO
prepared usuat to furnish al orders for Bis ~
pr,cedented good Beod aud every thing else in his
line of business. Look out for Frasier's wagons.
We would ash the favor Of our numerous customers
to please be ready whsr the wagon crmes, and when
they hear the words" Here CONES fresiers Family
Bread and Tea Biscuit come along with yot plstss
and money. Let them only ''wait for the wagon, y
and they will be eheerfully supplied
L 49,. 1t L. =. JAMES FRAsIER,
+ SUI Il corner Of and 18th STREETS.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
~ have for rent, seven al new HOUsEs, with 2
sc,es OF ground attached to each situated on Kep.
dau Green" little more than o mile ,rthessteriy
nom the Capitol!
THESE houses are spacious and convenient. With
CELLAR woodshcd, and stable for each and pumps or
excellent water st hand
ina situation is beautiful, overlooking q large
portion o: the city, and In full view the CspIta
Inc approach lie by It'll and II SITS Delaware ave.
nue. and N street
An omnibus line for usual fare. has been perns-
nentiy established on the route. and rms tvio. a
day between Kendall Green and the President
squsrs, leaving at g. m and 2 p. m Retu ming,
leaves Centre MARKET, where 1t makes brief stand
at sa and 1S 8 4 o,9lock;
The houses not yet taken are open for fnspaet,on
ana can be Seen by applying to WA. SrICkNRY.
Who lives on Cottage street, or myself At nav ras;
dence near The premises.
j. so-tf AMOS KENDALL
QUILDING LOTs-For sale several desir.hIr
- Building Lots In the vicinity Of the City Hall
also in the LIST Ward and also variety in ali othsr
parts OF the city. Also, two small frame dwellings
situated in al improving neighborhood all of which
Hlu be sold on terms accommodating. Apply to
Dand Myerie, at Mrs Adams, opposite to Browns
hotei, or through the post Office, post paid. .s
jy I0-eo3m --s
HOUSES q LOTS AT PRIVATE sALF.-
IL Three frame Houses, two-story and attic, With
back building, situated on l31 street SOUTH bstw.
B and @ streets vest. "
Que frame House, two.story, containing Sd rooms.
ca "a street north, between NJ and ets. west
uns rame House, two-story, garnet, and back
buildings, On 7th street south, between and sta
west.
Twelve building Lots, between Sd and ~ streets
eos. and NJ and streets south, containing In all
oS,on square feet Of ground, with two small tene-
menss thereon This would be desirable location
for market garden.
One tn reestory brick FIRE proof Shop, In ressrys-
uon ID. to the rear Of Jackson Hall. This would
answer admirably for book bindery or printing
smce, OF could easily be converted into livery Sta
ble for which purpose moro eisibls location can.
not be found.
All the above described property VIII BE- sold on
reasonable terms on application to -..l osa
GEO W. GARRETT,
sz-,i Lumber Yard, corner of 9th and 4 Hs.
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NEW FALL. GOODS

"E have just received a large and oene,., =.
w sortment Of new GOODS, conssst;nr a =.
Cloths Cassimers Cassinets, Kentucky lam. S1. "
nels, Muslin de Lans dark prints, blrsched ana
brown sheetings and shirtings, Irish Unrns ca"
hams, Apron Checks, Bed Tickipgs, Shifting. s,r.I
&c. Sefffcss
Also. large assortment Of ladies ana, o.nt. 70.
ton Hosiery, childrens' Wool.n and Ootton Ro,.
knitting Yarn, Knitting and Tidy Cotton, and MANI
other desirable goods suitable to the sessor many
W. EGAN soN
Ne. 3, nth side Pa ave. Sd door nom tn a.
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WARRENs
MPR0VRH FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COM IMPOSITION ROOFING

"E take p.essure 10 calling tbe attention Al
w parties con tenplating building - this HIN.
~ popular roofing material, which hos been In ex.
tensive use throughout the cities Of the Western
and British Prsiuoes for upwards Of yesrs,
during which time Il has been TESTED By every vaff
ETY. OF circumstances snd u universally eonosdsd 70
possess. In grestef degses than snv other rocAAe
material Ia use the vsausbls qualities q obaapDess
emsnte. EaHt, ia - =. a2aiD 49,. -;
We ere ready to ooutfsctP fbf sscfng In The city
aat country J"sGafTesea !itf
Once hours nom lito Il N , ana 40 6pm.
-A--f- q NJ WARREN co, al
10th ct "a door abqy. Meauire's Auction Room.
aug le-8Hs sc 20 d-Ei = - ~
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Loss Of a western stesmsr-Yire.

Sr. JovIs, August 1.-The steamer Hunts-
vile, loaded with dry goods, struck 3 snas
about sixty miles from this city, and wae lost
large FIRE occurred here to-day in Msssrs
KOsenheimsrs BUd's store, on Main street,
near Market The adjoining property was aisO
damaged. Loss, $ls,00e. - p. -.t.
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Heavy Failure.

New Yo1x, August 23.-Alfred Edwards a.
Co, heavy silk importers, have suspended pay.
ments. Their liabilities are estimated st$3oC. :
600.
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DIED.

In this city, on the evening of the 22,l instant.
kENOALL, youngest son Of William and Jennie
Stckney. --aIif - N $3.50 's"'''s
His funeral win take place ,hi, fWedn..d.v,
G , VI hs residence OF his father, Kepdsii
% he. afternoon Of The Q3d instant, JNo. K EMP
1 ~ ,n1asas and Is days, only child Of Rchara
.A tBaltQ. papsu please copy .
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TIE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of Ian strect and Neso York opesue. 81
1His Institution viii be opened for the next ysss
l. on the FL 1T Monday in September. 1854 ihs
number Of pupils Il kmi ed. 1hs school viii con
sist Of thre classes, Junior, Middle and Ssnior Ey
cry desirable facility Is offered Ap ,lcaons shouic
be made Immediately Preference given TO thos.
Who enter for the longest time. 81
Circulars a. the BQokstores .. |-... So.
TIE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY Will opeo Of
The same time. Circulars as above.
RICHARDS,
jy N-dam MRS NJ A. RICHARDS.
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EXTENSIVE
BOOT 4 SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.

EXTENSIVE
BOOT i SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
just opened in Iron Hail. -
8 r. HOOVER has fitted up In an nnhp
Os attractive st le, the large and spacious NJ
stole 10 Iron Hall, Pennsylvania ave., bet
9Th ard 10th streets, end furnished it with SAs
perhaps the largest and best selected stock Of Boots
and Shoes ever exhibited in this CITY,
1t IL the determination of the undersigned to
make this establishment excel In oil particulars
~ other Of the kind in the country With this
view be has made arrangements for . regu ar suu.
ply OF every article in his line of business With the
most celebrated manufac Crers in this country and
10 future every variety Of BOOTSand SYOES for
Lod'es, Gentlemen, Children and Servants may here
be found. s<-.
No expense has been spared in fitting up this e.
tablthnept 50 as TO make 1t attractive as place of
husiness. He will spare no effort to Wis liberal
share Of public patronage His prices shal BE- mod
crate, approximating closely possible to those
Of the manufacturers
The following are among tho art;cIes iuat rs
ceiysd:
FOR LADIES
Black, bronze and eolored Caters, thick and thin
White aud black satin Slippers, and English Kid
Slippers
French and American Morocco and Kid Slippers
Morocco walking Shoes Of every variety
Toilet slippers, enamelled and worked, Freuch and
Jenny Lind Buskins, Polkas, and other styles of
Dress shoes
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Patent Leather Boots
l. Do Calf Dress Boots, III Boots and Shoes
Do do aud patent leather Oxford Ties
Caters, Pumps, Re.
Cloth CATERS, black and coloeed
knamellsd top French patent leather foxsd Caters
ia Eng ish Ties, &c.
All varieties OF common Boots and Shoes, pegcsd
%. and seved
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES 4 CHILDREN.
Youths Pumpa, Dress shoes and Boots of bssuti s,l
styles, and Of every quality
Misses Black and colored Caters, Clippers, Walk.
IL. ing shoes Of latest patterns
chitdren's SHOES, embracing every style and quality
s-a.. FOB BOYS. d
nave made particular arrangements for this do
pAftment OF my business. here, then, let the Boys
come for just such shoes a thew NAV fancy and
which have heretofore bsen 90 diiaeult to find :
FOR sERvANTs
MY aaeortment Ct Servsutf Shoes Of all kinds Ia
large and very complete. -
respectfully request Of nv old customers. and
the citizens generally Of Washington, 0eor9etovn.
AIs1andr.a, Pr1oce Georges, Montgomery, and the
city, to favor me with call before purchasing 7
desire TO make no particular pledges but hope, bv
fsir dealing, BY pollt- attention. and by devotion to
business, to chsllesge the cornde &c OF ALI and Vim
,i.d. = -. -. g. P. HOOVER,
AZ. Iron ball Boot Shoe Estshlishment
"a avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
a. aug l6-dlw&eo2w
(Union, IntsIligencer, News, Sentinel, and Bait.
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~ oRHEH = SCOTT. AaetsSNeSre,
1.-TWO VALUABLE IurtpfAe yo1soN noExu
u street, bstssen 2lst md a2d streSes vat A.
Anctiou.-Ou TUESDAY. tie IN iSssuf, ~ sSsii
ssli, IN front Of the prenises ct O'Clock D. m two
hesu.iful Building Lots being Lot 10 and 30, IN
sqesrs No. ~. The two lots have Q front en- North
4 req q loA fsst 10 inches, ming back To 30
They WIN Be dfridsi % sest purchasers
1hs lets ne perfectly srs&sd sna handsomely 10
Gated.
Title ndiu utshls.
Terms: One fourth eash the balance 10 I, 2, 8,
{ ard months. the purchaser 20 i've sster ~ he
dss.r.d payments, bearing Interest from II. day Of
the sals. - .
A deed given and desd II trust tskso.
.. GREEN SCOTT,
sue 2S-ts Auctionssfs.
By E.s, WRIoHT Gsersstown.
|nS THURSDAY moroisS st D o'Sock, I shall
~ cell. without fsss ~, The esects Of person
ereshipg up, consisting Of - --g
Chairs. Tsbies, Bureans B>dstesds .a.sr =
Beds, Msttr,sses, Stoves Clock -.- u' go
Crocsery and Glassware, DC th f-.
..- L. 8. WRIGHT, -
|, aug 2@T - Auetioneee.
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EfOR aALE--A new and well-builtt two story frame
~ HOUSE, situated on north street, near 18th
ing part OF tn. city,.
Mr. Boyd, the occupant, viii show the premises.
sor term apply to JOS. TRAVERs, Pa. avenue
b+tween 18th and 18th sts .uo 6-9.vaws
LHVH kENr-Ofice Rooms Noe. q and = se(1oInV,.
street. r.7-'- -''- ~
Also, the I'd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
the whole extent OF the building. Apply to
g. BARNEY,
70 ]o-sou Z, between 9th and It'll stE
A EXCELLENT BUSINESS STORE for Rent
"A For Rent, . very desirable busdAsss stand, eu.t
able for any description OF merchandising. located
on Lith street, one door from Pennsylvsnis avenue
next APPOINTING X. Farnhauas book and stationery
establishment .1ts = ~
TO good tenant and genteel busiuess the rent
VIZ be put At moderate rate by the year, paystl.
IN monthly insfalments Possession given imme
diately For further particulars inquire OF the mn
derpigned. GEO. A. ". RANDALL.
Groosr, corner Pa. svsnps and Eth &,
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Terrible firsn.u's Fin, ., ps,l.a.,,h,.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA most dis
graceful hrensns fsht occurred ., q late hour
last night near fairmount. The OCH, Va.
between the members and runnsu Of the Good
WIZ Hose md undergraduates Eussne coups-
MES Pistols, knives, and stones wsrs freely
used
One Of the rioters, named Peter johnson.
was shot dead, Another. named Andrew cul.
lesion, was mortally wounded. Several 9th.
ers were ssnsusiy injured III. pose. have
succeeded In making upwards Of twes,y o..
rests .r.u, .......
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Fall Of a Hous, and oss Of Life.

Bosres, Aug. 22-At three o'olock this af-
tern Don, five and half story granite build
ing, forming the last end Of c. Tildsn's block
on Broad street, opposite Custom House street,
fell with q tremendous crash The roar wall
alone is standing. The building was occupied
by Hanneman, Hagan 4 Co, druggists, and W.
h Lewis & Brother, dealers in preserved
meats. Fortunately, sufficient warning was
given to the inmates to enable them 10 escape
All except one did 60; he is buried in the
ruins.
Two or three persons who were passing on the
side walk at the time are reported TO be killed
After the wall fell fire broke out, kindled
from the steam engine In the basement A
jar e quantity Of combustible drugs are being
oonsncled Tho ruDor spreading around that
money es.e buried in the ruins caused thou
sands to flock 10 the spot, The fremen were
promptly on hand, and si7 o'clock were hard
at work. ''.- ...I-
[SEcoSD DEsrAfcH.
BosroS, August - Two buildings, instead
Of one, as dated in the previous despatch, fell
down, No. 90 Broad street, occupied BY w. x.
Lewis d Brother, and No. IS, by Zimmerman.
Hasten & Co. Those known 10 be killed are
Vim. Downing, clerk Of Zimmerman. Hasten l.
Co., aged 20 David Riley, aged 8. and MAJ
garet Riley, aged l0-the two latter were killed
on the side walk
A ysrpg woman is stated TO be in the ruins
but her body has not yet been found. The
less is estimated at $l00, 900.
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t'oM hENT-Tnat pleasantly located Dwelling
= HOCSE, on 18th street, Islend, near smithsc-
man Institute, lately occupied by Capt A. Mccsus
10 containing ton rooms and Kitchen, and yar5
iu, prompt tenant. JNO. L. SMITH !
aug .-eotf Attorney At Law 9Th styaat
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MR.. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL,

1StA, between y 6ad @ sfssas WdsAs~stsa, D. C
TUE next session viii commence on the la 0cu
Il day IN Septembsr, =. -
=, The coprse IL instructicn embraces AnnSsnt and
Modsru Lang aages N sthemstioe, the Eleusns Of
Natural and Moral 6ciynee, together With al the
Enslish hsAnahes psuany taught IN the bss edhoois
Circulars nay - Aad Ut the school roam o. ct thu
bookstores. Ia 80 aug ll-solvs
I ESLlE's LADB GB' 0AZKTTE or
IL EasAton, oontainips new, useful, szA II.
sass designs ~ ladiss, snildfsn's ard infsa9 GO
Ace Aas,as. nemkss u puhnshed and m ~ "a
- l.Ai.. SHlLln0TVtvn BppkstosA
..,,. q. os., ~ sntb ~ oSsua sulss Il
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DY VIRTUE Of a WIZ Of eera faclss. Issued by
= 9. Mysr, one of the Justices cf the Psaee for
Washington county, D. O., at the suit Of ftlisih
Todd against the gseds and eha.feis Of Beda Vie,
seized and levied upon brick hcufe and lot sit
usted on Sth street west. between and E streets
south, in Square No ia the City Of Yashington,
and hereby eve notice that shsft sell the same
to the highest bidder for cash. in font of the prem.
,ses. on TUESDAY, the 5th day OF septennbsr next,
at O'Clock p NJ, to satisfy said execution
''i4 HENRY YEATAIAN,
Constable for Washington county.
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MADAME CLINTON,

/ HE great Natural Clairvos ant and Wonder Of
OF the ssel respectfully informs the cit:sens Of
Washington and vicinity that at the request Of sev.
-ral ladies and gentlsm-n, ss has returned to the
city, and taken rooms at Mrs kobfnson'S, PenniYl.
yauia avenue. between lst and ID streets, neat the
apisol, whore abe can hs q nsulted en- the past,
cnurthip death, lAx ,uits, &c. Lsdtss city CENTS;
cents 81. "a If .4.. ..-... i.,,, aug T-1ws
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES SEMINARY
YOUNG LADIEN
WAsuiSGHnE M


Mrs. A. T. BELL, Principal Pfeosptress
1--WE duties Of this Seminary III be recoamsnoed
i the frst Monday In September, In large spd
new suisdirg no~ entirely omp!eted. the location
OF which excss dinghy eaIu bous on the corner of
l. and 10th etre.ta. = = =
The course Of studies will be divided into three
depar meutt, comprising all the branches Of thor.
ough education.
limi ed number Of pupils will b. rsosivsd AZ
ooarders, End every effort Will be used 70 make
the institution happy home for ell it, inmstes
CompeseTt and efficient teachers are engaged 4.
assistants for each department.
From the entire and cheering appfphstep mani.
tested BY parents and frisBds q ihs recent exsmj-
nation, Mrs. Bell deems II unnecessary here to
trouble the public with . long list of references,
which can be found, with iuriher particulars, by
consulting circulars dsp sled at all the principal
Bookstoree.
Board and tuition in English, per term Of ten
months and half, exclusive Ct the ysea-
so
Mus1r, witt use Of insfrument .-............ 81
Painting In oil and water onlors, esch....e4.. 20
languages %
Pencil Drawing and Papsr Mache, each 1900. 10
Day seholsis from four 70 ten dollars Der quarter.
Payment in advance.
Pupils may enter at any time Of the year, and are
charged from tho time OF entrance; hut none are
admitted for less than one sessiou, unles, q preyi
ous agreement to that efect shall have been made.
Payment half session in advance al
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PRESERVING KETTIFS

p ''a' PRESERVING KETTLES.
4 LARGE assortment of Porcelain and ba,i.,,...,
"A PRESERVING KEITH rs have inst h..n M =. -.
oeived, together with large assortment az Tnr.e
keepers Hardwsre, all OF wh'eh are offered on rrs,
sonable terms BY the subscriber.
,.aa',e. - JOS. L. SAVAGE
-. 10, Pa avenue, between 10th and IIth Il,
'vaua a-tf 10 5sEJ ''s'
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IoB PRfNTING NEATLY AND kxPB-
~ DITl0UsLT KXDCUTD AT The "xTEflHG
STAR" OFFICK. N@u
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DR1CK AND FRAME DWELLINGS for sale at
I'D prices from S.. 600 to 5000, elgibIy titusted
In various parts of the city.
Terms for some, onefourth in cash, and the bal
snce In ], 2, 3, and years. apply to POLLARD
WEBB, Real Estate Agent. Office on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, doors east National Hotel, up stairs.
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