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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

SPIRITUAL MARRAcE.-A man by the
name of p. S. Blackman, of Painesville,
and young lady by the name of Julia
Hurlburt, daughter of DR.. Hurlburt, of
Kirkland, were spiritually married at the
latter place, on Sunday, October 18th.
The ceremony consisted of matrimonial
declarations made by themselves in the
presence of the friends, about fifty being
present. The services consisted of the fol-
lowing poctical announcement
"Have you seen the morning sunbeam
kiss the opeuing blossom? Thus did our
spirits meet and greet at the first interview
and as the invisible elements of nature unite
and blend in one harmonious impulse, SO
are our spirits affinitized into one accord
ant living force. Whoever are thus united
by the eternal laws of affinity, naught has
authority to separate. We thus introduce
ourselves unto you in the relation of hus-
band and wife,
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HoGs.-Thc Madison, India ma Courier
says: 8" In this market we understand
S4 90 nett is offered by the packers.
"The Louisville Journal SAYS: The
prevailing rates now seem to be So 90
gross along the line of railroads, and 49,
70 on time. This is about equal to $4-
30 nett. 1t is proper to say that some
dealers engaged in the provision trade are
of opinion that the market will open at
$4 Is nett and in advance.
GOOD corn-fed hogs will doubtless be
scarce, while poor, and still-fed hogs will
be largely in excess of any previous year,
and will in numbers make up the deficit
which may be caused in weight.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

EARLY SNow.-The snow storm on
Monday, Oct. 16, seems to have been some
what extensive through Canada East,
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and
the north part of Massachusetts.
AT Montreal the gronnd was covered.
All the mountains Of Vermont put on a
white coat.
The Portland Advertiser of Tuesday,
says: "Snow was falling at Island Pond
yesterday, and had reached depth of sew
eral incnes when the train left"
The mountains near Manchester, N. H.,
were white, snd at New Boston, Hooksctt
and other towns adjoining, there was a
good coat OF snow on the ground. AT
Concord, pear tree, white with bloom,
was whittier still with snow.
Mt. Holly, Massachusetts, was covered
two or three inches deep, and several towns
in the north part of Worcester county
were covered with their first winter livery
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

The corporation of Norfolk having
passed an ordinance imposing specific
tax upon each resident lawyer, physician,
and dentist, and an additional tax of one
and half per centum upon the income de-
rived from the practice of their profession,
they have held a meeting and resolved to
resist its payment as unjust and unconsti-
utional.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

Llw CT THE RoAD.-A case came up
on Saturday, in Now York Court in re-
fereuce to the rights of railway travellers.
Two men got On board the Cars at
Sing Sing, and took seats temporarily va
Gated by their occupants. Refusing to
give them up, they were forcibly removed
by the Conductor and Baggagemen. They
prosecuted the Company Tor damages for
this, but the Court decided them to be in
the wrong, and brought in a verdict JUS
tifying the Railroad employees. This
principle has been established in New
England, and also in Pennsylvania. 1t is
founded on commonsense, and fhe plain
est ideas of equity and propriety. A tray
eler, purchasing ticket and taking his
seat in car, has a property in that scat
to the end Of the route, just as complete
as he has to his state-room on a steam boat
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GgAt the last meeting of the Rich
land Hickory Club, the following gentle
men were elected permanent officers of the
Society
President, Gen. VIM. Mclaughlin, Vice
Presidents, VIM. Bushnell and Daniel
Brewer; Secretaries, VIM. Loughridgc
and NJ. May.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

Two hundred and fifty persons left Pittsburgh
on Thursday, for Kansas. They belong to the
Pennsylvania Kansas Emigration Society, and
arc under direction Of G. Albright. This, we
believe is tho last division belonging to thtt So
ciety.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods,

MRS, CLARK respectfully announces to tho
1Vl Ladies of Plymouth, that she has opene
Il shop over s. II. STARR'S STORE. in the
Dom formerly occupied by DR.. J. Armstrong,
Dentist where Millinery in all its branches will
be carried on in manner SUI passed by nune.--
She will keep on hand anassortmcnt of Ladies
Bonnct*, TRIM. ngs, Caps, Head. Dresses, &c.
Dresses and C.oaks made to order.
Fashions received month1v Nov 10 'SI
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MARRIED

On the 2Gth of Oct, by II. w. Patterson, ESQ.
JOSEPH WlCKERIIAM and Mrs. MARY A.
CUMMINGS, all of Plymouth township.
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z RING On your Indiana Money-worthlcss
- Rags--most kinds of which will be taken
for goods, for the purpose of sending it out of
the State, until further notice
Nov 10 1854 SpI NCER & WRIGHT
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DIED

On Saturday morning, ith inst, Mr.. JOHN
SILER, sr. in the 10Th year of his age
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y SISGvLAR CAsE.-A number Of pins
were recently exhibited to the PATHOLOGY
cal Society of London, removed from va,
rious parts of the body of young woman
who was taking down clothes from the
drying lines. and putting the pins in her
mouth, when some on1 came behind her
and seized her behind the arms, startling
her so much that she swallowed the whole
Imouthiul sickness and cmaciation fol-
lowed; a small swelling showed itself un-
der her left breast, which liberated and
burst, giving passage to IL pin, the head of
which was gone. Sixteen others were rc-
moved from about the same spot, and 9th
ers from the left knee, from over the stern
tim, and from the wriSt-twcutl two in
Ioll. They had all lost their heads except
Onn
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B@gn gnNOTICE.-Thcr will be Donation
he'd at Mr.. B. F. DAYS, of this place, on Wed.
ncstlay afternoon and evening, November 22nd,
1854, for the benefit of the Rev. J. Grouse All
who feel interested are respectfully invited
MANY FRIENDS.
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Plymouth, Nov, 10, 1854.
which cash will be paid.
G. \. KNIGHT,
rr,-...,
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Here's - Chance Boys.
WIDE AWAKE WEAZELS-Wanted at the
w "Farmcrs Store" 2 or live Weczels, -
good strong ones, able to tussel Wharf Rat,
for which q reasonable price in cash will be
paid by D. HORNBEEK,
Nov. 3. 1854. At the Farmers Store.
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IWnIAWA GgOWEV

New Haven, Nov. 10. 1854.
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Broad Acres

Broad Acres.
A NICE piece of Wood Land close to Ply
IA mouth Village, for sale cheap, for some
cash down and some deferred payment. En-
quirc at the Farmers Store, of
Nov, 3. 1854. VIM. M. DIR ENNAN.
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lOO Acres Of Land
VT7ELI located in Iowa, for sale on reasona-
w BILE terms. Enquire at the Farmeris
Sterc of T.ov. 3. VIM. NJ, BRENNAN.
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Dress Making and Millinery.

Dress Making and Millinery.
NJ RS. +. KIRCIiEMEYER, would respect
IVl fully inform the Ladies of Plymouth, and
the vicinity, that she is prepared to attend to
any orders that may be left with her in the Dress
Making and Millinery line. Her long exper
ience in the above business, is a sufficient guar
anty of her ability to do work in satisfactory
manner, and in the latest style Her residence
may be found u few doors East Of the Wes tern
Exchange. Nov. 8. 1854.
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lndiaI;l Flour
n TADE from White Wheat and warranted, for
lNl sale by y. HohNBEEk,
nov z 1854. At the Farmers Store.
w HEELB1RRO 0 WS-30O Railroad Wheel
w barrows on hand, and for sale. Rail-
road Contractors arc invited to call.
aprll-tf W. Y. MOSS. 85
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-05

COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
~ have for rent, several new HOUSES, with 2
acres of ground attached to each, situated on Eep-
csu Green" little more thar q mile n,rtheastsrly
from the Capitol.
cellar woodshed, anu stable for each, aud pumps Of
excellent water at hand
The situation Is beautiful, overlooking q large
portion Of the city, and in fall view the Capitol
The approach Is by It'll and II sts.. Delaware ave.
nue. and II street
An Omnibus line for usual fare, has been perms.
nently established on the route, and rms twice
dry between Kendall Green and the President
Square, leaving at q. m. and p. m Retu ming
leaves Centre MARKET, where It makes brief stand
at az and S11 O'Clock.
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
and can he seen by applying to WIN. grICKNEY.
who lives on Cotta,e street, CT myself at my resi-
dence, nssr the premises
je 30-u AMOS. KENDALL
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DIED.

=, In this city, on the 18th instant, Mrs. MATILDA
NJ, cnnsor of VIM Jos. Smith, ia the 39th year of
her age. 7'"'HS
Very suddenly, in Rockville, Md, on Friday, the
LIST instant. MIR. DAVID LITTLE, Tor more than
twenty years resident nf this city.
On ire 81 instant. SUSAN, youngest daughter of
J. X. ana Mary NJ. Zimmerman
On The 10Th of August, the angel Of death lighted
on spot where joy and happiness soiourned ; and
flight SARAH LOUISA, the charming daughter
at Dr. Helskell, and Of Ester H of Prince GEORGES
county, Maryland, was moved down by the mex
nraihr angel She was young, very yOung-but she
was interesting; she was devoted. sine was whole
snulsd, she was pious Kin and stranger all loved
her; all frightened up at Ter appearance. When
she was present we would forget tor moment the
drearlDcss of our exile, brea he'd an air of limo
cent happiness. To heaven she il gone she has
lett here below for ever She has been chosen bv
the immaculate groom to hover around his throne
with his angels. o! Lou, pray. pray tor us.--pray
for him who called you his angel, that we be all
Drought near 10 thee. CT. =
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.

s-''' WONDER OF THE WORLD
TUE Great Wonder OF the World has at length
boen discovered. You cannot make one han
white or black, but M BYRON b. kGB8 has at
length procured the truth CT the great after
mush study, toll ami expepss. how to make the
hair curl and wave in the most grsc full manner for
life. The proprietor has travelled through vsrie u
parts Of Europs for upwards Of nine H. search
Of the celebrated chemist and Psychologist, NJ
jacques, and has at length fouud him In Italy. and
purchased Of him the ipt for the cum Of $1,000
All persons having the most uncouth and Goa, &c.
lnosipg hair can have IL traosf)rmed inta the most
besntlful and curing appearance that could be de-
sired The composition Of which the article is CON
posed will not cost more than 80 cents, sni but one
application is needed tO the hsir it to wave
in the most uniform and perfect manner fer life
and thus improve the looks and appearance ore
hundred per cent We now tffsr this wonderful
discovery to tho world for the rum Of 81 co.
Direct all letters to BYRON H. kObB, Farming
ton, Trumbpil co., Ohio and the receipt will be Inn
msdiately forwarded to the prison.
Ali letters must be sc paid to secure At ention.
sep l. Sm
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$4,000 WORTH OF kEAL AND
Personal Es1ate Cor the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENrKRpRIsE-LIBESAI poCf.
TABLE AND CERTAIN


vHIEHuksf's pAaukRKR1YPH SxrzPN1zI
II. WH1TKHURST has decided 70 Trustess n.
u trust for the benefit Of the shareholders In tn
above enterprise, 0So worth Of real and precust
estate TO De disposed Of among tie bcldsrs 81 sinr.
at The earliest possible date after the sale of ali to
sharee The shares are s. sact, which entities III,
holder to an equitable share in the within lspf.i
magnificent collection Of resl end personal property.
also, to one OF Whitehursts IS Worlds Pair PREM
Da2uerreotypes Of self or friend At any time VII a
the esrthcs.e IL Presented ut ethsr OF biz 6asFiss
In Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Norfoas
Lyneheurg, Ennsang top, end Petersburg
Arrangements have aise besn made 70 redeem tia
certih"sts with the following ceiebrsted Artte-s
J. tnrney, \. J. city; d Oofffus, Philsdelr his,
Pa, springfield and Wsst6eld, Mass; a. G. Pste
n ige. Whssling, Va and VIM 7. Porter, CiAcia
natl. Chic
The fact that this propsry Is decided h TRUSTEES IN
trust, residents q the District 0f Columbia, for Ii
benefit Of The shsrcholdsrs, and ever shareholders
receiving Daguereotype worth s., and Of the very
finest quality and elegantly cssed: the high ehsyst-
Ter and positions OF thoee trustees and the great snI
sxteuded reputation and business Of Mr. hitehurss
hs deans sucisnt GUARANTEES that every promise a
this advertisement will be promptly aud faithfully
performed, ~ the pictures 70 be taken viii Be ds
trbuted among many galleries, capable Of pruducnS
dfteen hundred Dsguerrrotypee per &1m
Not more than ffty thousand shares VIII Be sd L
Persons residing At distance and wishing ordaes
for Dsgusrre. type (Which will entitLe then 10 .
share in the above prise) will please enslo<e
The amount, post psia TO Whitehunts Gallery.
HILBUs 4 BITz, Agents for the sale Of ortsss
10 this city, ct their Munc Depot south sde Psnus.
ave-. betv. teth and 11th streets 10 Georgetown.
| ut Miss THOMAsT Book and Fancy so.re, High
street. near First. iyeTTb&tSB
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fep 4d
By j. C. mcGUIRE. Auetioneer.

By j. C. mcGUIRE. Auctioneer.
II RUsTEEs SALE OF HoU.EHoLD HITCH.
j en- Furniture. Bar Fxtu 90, &C. b. vir.ue OF
deed Of rust, bearing tats the 81 day Of septem-
bsr 1883, aud recoIdsi In Iiber J. A. 8, No. s. TO
Los 81 &C. IA. slb-crib rs will cell at pub ic cal
ON THURSDAY, the 18th lay OF S.ptembe. ngxt al
10 O'Clock q. ~. at tn. National Es Ing House, on
the corner OF 9th street snd P.nnsyl.ania avenue.
all the Vcu-ebold and Kitrhen Flu. nitura lar Fix.
lures &C., OF that extensive establishment ccusist
IN. f
Nah, gsny ir sea. sofas ana Chairs
d, ridehosrds, Diuing Tables
Do marble top Centre ard Side Tables
70 Calj e ire snd Size Tables
Do TFssng snd tls Brresus wssbs.ands
Walnut, cak. ami Painted Office Chairs
tsds, eads, Hair ana hask Mattresses
Feather BEDS aud Bedding
Gilt ard unhng framed Mirrors
Par or, chamber and ftair CARPETS
!>lte' nd pat d spo,rs md Po.ks
Ivory hani1 Tatle Cutlery
Chatting Dishes Dish Covers
Gu and plain Glassware
a .arse as ortEent Of china, Esrihen, and Stone
I ware
Handson stained Gl.ss D,cr
rogett er With a large assortment Of Copper, Iron
and Ito Kitchen Ut.-siis.
Terms: All sums under $50 caah over $50, and
under $50 thirty das; over $50 and under xIOO, SO
%, and 80 Days; 500 and ever q credit OF dirt,
tixfy. nfn'ty. aud one hundtei AVID ~, uty d avs
for Dotes, with endorssrs to bs approved nv In,
iruse bfariug istarst from dsy Of ssle.
If tfe trim of sale are MT oon pled with within
e rec days after the sale, the pror trty will Be resolt
at the risk and expense OF irst pufcraser
CHAS- &. WALLACE, Trretee.
JAS. U. MCGUIRE,
sep I'D Auct,on.er
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rep 2-6S
By J. c. REQUIRE. Auettone.r.

By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auettoneer.
LNCELLTsT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL Furniture at Auction On MONDAY woypjpR
September llfb, az f0"'clcrk. 1t one Of the two
houses occupied by Prof D. z. Groux on the eorth
slds n eDnsylvsnis avenue, between 9 h and 7th
streets, eha sell excellent assortment Of Fur
nitprs. viz:
Msho9sny Hair-Eeat Sofa, nivaps snd Cookers
Do Marnle-.op C~ptre and Card Tables
Do S,cretary Psror Chairs
Antique triai1 Cabinet statuettee
Mahogany snd Walt ut Dressing Bnreeus
BadstFais. Wardrobss Wash,tanis
YAH srd hunk Mattresses Cpttags Set
Large lot Of Blankets, Quilts Sheets &c
9 ne DaInssE and Lscs Curtains and Cornice
Chinese Vases Bowls &c.
Sirardaies. Sol II md other lamps
Parlnr, tassags, S'ar ard Chamber Carpets
Floor Mating, Rugs 0ilcioth
IL frigerntor, Cooking stove, Chamber Stoves
Booas EngraviDCs ard Ne ials In frames
Blu, k.ead, Wi Shelves suitable !or a cigar store
Terms: SIS and under cash; over So5 a credit of
tEo and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
doce-d, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
acg I'D Auctioneef.
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AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESTIAfEn

II AVING resumed the Auction and Commi. - =
IL business l respectfully offer my services
the MANY friends Of the House o. Edward @ Dyer
Robert ". Dyer, and Dyer Bro, ard to the citi
Sens generally. From an experience Of thirteen
years, hatter myself that may cain from my
former friends portion of their patronage.
have engaged the services of Mr.. 4. 3 Wright,
Of Georgetown, IS Auctioreer. His qualifications
are tco we'll known TO require comment
All sales m de by me Will be cashed If de- ired
My plsre cf business Is the Rooms recently occu.
pied by Messrs. Collins, Bovine, 4 Co., on 18th st ,
LIST door from corner Pa avenue.
GEO. p. DYER.
N 1.-THE Books of the old firms can be found n
my rooms Any information appsrtaining to them
will be cbeerfuliy given. aug 2z-dlm
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT Auet.opeere

'thOsIhS> HALG ~ HOU kHGLD AND
l. Kitchen Furniture, Houses aud L. Is, Cs-pep.
ters shop, snd sini hsd Work. &c, at Auction =
On TUESDAY,, the 18th instant shah etll. by viz
tue CT deed of assignment for the ben q of their
Or. daors, mads by George W. scroggao and Thos
D. Davis to the subscriber truste., ct the res
den ofthe sbore n.mso e, 'lemen, at tn. corner
OF South ami 1915 street vest on the Islapd at 10
.'cock o M, su the Hous ehoid Effects 10 the two
houses. hich comprise general assortment Of e1.
celient Furniture.
And immediately after the sale of the above or as
O'Clock p. m shall proceed TO sell tn. hou uses In
which they reside, btipg good two story fran o..
conveniently or snged and nestly new. AID the lot
on which they stand. being lot number four, a }
in Square No. 2ei. with the Carpenters Shop, work
benches, snd frishei work,
The title to the above described property Is indis
puttbe and the sale vii tie well wsrtpy the streu-
ton Of persons wishing TO make q good Investment
Terms cash
If the terms Of cole fir The houses be not csplid
with Thin one week FROM the da- OF the sale tn.
Trustee reervee the right RESELL a. the risk and
COST # the delinquent, by advertising thrss timse
previous to such resale
JOHN L. SMITH, Trueea.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
sep ID Auctiopesrs
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BY GRE EN- q SCOTT, Auctionsers
RXRcUT0R's SALE OF THE PERSONAL nY-
fects cf Veueraudo rnliZs', deosssed consisting
OF Iiousetold ard Ki.ehsu Furniture Piar. forte
iorae, Buggy snd Harness. Cod Watch L. At
Auction TN ~HUReDAY, IT,. 7.h instant, We shall
SSH ~ oris' of The Urph.ns c. urt ut the la.e res
idence Of Venerable PuIiszI, deceased on sourh r
b@tveen 9Th and 7th streets eas'. near Navy Yard
at 10 o'clock n an excslent assortment VI Fur
niture, We:
One Pianoforts, Mahogany Sofas and ri lows
Mahogany Parlor and Roskipg Chsirs and Otto
Do Dressing Bureaus and stards, and other
Do Centre, Card, Dining and Breakfast Ia
Do BooScsss, siiebosrd, Bat Rack, and
Do and maple Eedstssds, Chairs. and Ward.
Feather Bed Baid,ny AID Mattress
Mantes end other Looking Glasses, Iantsl Orr.
mems
paiatin:s, Prints Venetian BIiads, and Painted
Shades
Par'o-, Passage and chambsr Carpets ard Ruys
China oltss, Crcckers, and Stone Ware
Brass AZ 1ifens, Ehotel. Tongs, Fsndsrs end Stair
One fine Gold Watch tnd Chain, Gold Chain, Key.
Gold nd si;v~r Pencils IS ounces oliver
Ore Horse, Buggy, aid Harness
With general assorim" n, Ct Kitchen REQUISITES
Hay in nts5Ie and Stable Inpl. m, n.s
With many other articles which We d, en- unreses
sary to enuw crate
I-rme: Under $2' cosh over $25 q credit Of two,
and four months, for notes sstisfa .toriy eecured
barring interest
F.s. WALSH, Executor.
GREEN 4 sCur1,
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

Ns " ".
mr.. A: q: c;s1E. ps"arAls.
>HE dulles of this Seminary win DO resumed on
i FRIDAY, Sept mbsr ls,.
The course OF studies actually pursued in this r.
stitution embraces a higher and more thorough
range than that pursued In any other Female Sem.
mary IN the Union.
The h cation of the seminary is remarkable for its
salubrity The buildings are large, the rooms caps
cous, and the grounds for recreation are very am.
pie
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 PER session Of 10
months, payable on the LIST o September and LIST Of
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics, room rsat, fuel, lights
and vast ing. Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from IS to $40 per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
References is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. T. dc La Roch ". G. Ritgely. EsQ., W Hunter
Esq, W: {. H. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Georgetown, g. and to Jos o. 4. Rradiey, Es0
Aaron Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitxhugh Coyis.
Washington, d. @.
IS Tpfo OF h yYy;on
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH

FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING. and DAP SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
DY II. A. TYSON and Sisters, on Y st., between
ID 18th and 18Th streets, Washington, ID. The
duties # ttis institution will to resumed On Mon
dsy, the 18th September. when The pupils sre de-
sired to be punctual in heir seats.
For terns, &c, circulars may be had ct all the
principal bookstores il the cicy.
auc lo-eOtlS h2op
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL,
FOX YOUNG LADIES
RY MRS G. AND tIISS N COY

LAUIEE.
BY MRS. C. AND Hiss NJ A. cox
Massachusetts Areaue, betcee,, 10th and llM Streets
WASHINGTON. D. G.
lINHE Fifth Academic year Of this institution will
i open on FRIDAY, September LIST The studies
will be arranged into four classes prising all the
usual branches of a finished knglieh education
Prices from to $40 per qnsr'er According to clasti
fcation. French, Music, Drawing and Painting, at
usual charges.
The location Qn the Northern Liberties, most
heathful and pleasant part of the city, offers pecu
liar inducements to boarding pnpii- having the ad
vantase of pure air. and plentiful supply of excel
lent water Terms per session OF ten months f +
Boarding and Tuition, including Music, French,
Drawing, &c, $500, payable half ia advance.
REFERENCES:
Rev. L. Gilliss, DR.. W. Jones, Gen. R. c. Weight
man, A. F. Cunningham. E=l., J. F. Halliday, Fsq,
K. Prentice, Esq, Washington, D. c.; r. c. Eowie,
sp,ingdale Boarding School, Va.
aug IA collins
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4 EXCELLENT BUSINESS STORE for Rent.
"a For Rent. very desirable business stand, SUIT
obie for any description Of merchant Using locate
on ilrh street. ore door from Pennsylvania avenue
next adjoining T. Farnham's book and station. r,
establishment.
10 good tenant and gent-el business the rent
will I've put at moderate rste by the year, payael.
IN monthly insfa mrnts. Possession given imne
distely. For further particulars inquire OF the IN
deEs12nsd- GEO. A. W. RANDALL,
!. Grocer, corner Pa. avenue and 18th It,
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