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trustees SAFE OIL urlitllfe. DC.
a BY virtue OH deed OF trust executed LVzsesy3
Va me the Sth day cf September, 1851
ITIby Il. Lggnr, and r"corisd in Tie lSxkH5
Cetk'- ul,c flhe Camphril County, Count slaII , II
Friday thu J October 1894, proceed ,ell at pr lie
auction, in front u the Market House in the ct, Of
Lsnchhurg certain pr perty therein conveyed, m,lg
which is the following
> Brusse. Carpets
| Mil fly
2 Twony "
Plum Forte
daz S ring Scat Chairs
l Mahogany Sdeboard
Mahogany Curl Tables
set Dining fnules
l Mahogany " .rdrt be
l Dining Table
Mahogan, Marbl-'r Top Bureau.
Candle Sands
Doubling Sprirg-Sea Lounges
20 Hair Mai rps-es
80 Stuck Mattresses
doz. Pnrlo Srrng-Sent Chars
small Bcdsieud.
Together with one ~ the must supcr or SET. of fin,
Rosew God Parlol Furniture TINT was e, err offered in h
,tket. There will b. variety other articles offered
tor sslr al the sumo time md pacp-vauue TO honsp
keepers, but too numerous specify in this uoiice
Terms OF SALE-A sum. under $50 cash; oil sums
that credit of sixty days ill be given ON
negotiable pa per. sat Sta ,turilv endorsed.
oct 2.d&cIdS WM s. MATTHEW. + u,tpe
IL Rep copy
Postponement.
TIE HbovP sale is postponed until tire l7t of Noyem
Der. ON which dHy, in addition 10 the Furniture &c
viii ce'minl' be sol I, the promises, OF OF
GROUND, situated in Il q county Of GaTpbe i-wihina
hal o. Il meof the city of LynrLbn,g aud contains
three aud half acres. he mil I is wei. imuroved
und has upon it comfortable Dwelling Houses
unj Hrse and well.al ranged ICE HOUSE.
Terms-alade known the day OF sale
WILLIAM S. MATHENY.
oct l3-tds Trustee.
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ON their way to the Castle of Perote. The pa
Pers are discussing the propriety of the Gov
eminent declaring an amnesty in their favor
Union.
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now in operation near the Gas works, and oppo-
site the Piedmont If not sold privately, the
same will be offered at auction say , thirds my
interest in the Machine | also offer for sale
about one million OF Brick.
This Machine is very valuable, as may be seen
upon examining its operations, it will make
from % to 10000 Brick per day. The yard is
we'll located, and all necessary fixtures are per-
feet.
| invite persons wishing to purchase any of
this property to examine for themselves.
! will just say, that all persons indebted to me
will be expected to settle imedatey, as ! must
and will close my business. deem it unneccs-
sary to invite persons having claims against me
to present them as the most of them are not so
modest as to wait for an invitation, &c.
GEO. G. CURLE.
Oct. 10, 1s53-eod2m.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Sale of Valuable City Property,
l..


TNHE suh-rtlrer ~ Nlew Ia tie liquidation -
i hs sir,r., pii ul foi sale n, - d,.cr ia NJ.
crty ~ L,n., ht. The tonN ny d,nl h r"lrrfy, NJ
TGa House and Lot Il lac NV rr-i..es .tn,lrd
IL tn. VI mt, b Pnyne's. John J Naf,nu- a..
others. The Improvements mr. new and nj itr nut
confer al ie aud ,nnst hlnd elaucteti The GAkDtN
vrry productive; the GROUNDS HiGHIY IMPROVED
ORStAESrAL " AXIS >HtUBBERY e; nd urot ~
premises aNELL oi tie BEST WATER ia tn. ~
At the tim mil par, Nil =" ,old all it House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. ONE CAHRiA6t. IN
NAG"s One Sfddi" snd praai Horse. &c, &c., a
Aiter ,ale of above. viii he sod Twenty-Seyen
Negroes consisting Il m,'1. mud l.. =;
tn,m 1htet Elckt,1 Yui.tels Serctat Nicp1aers one
Pti=er nd oHc Thinner. ~tu be -. nrrl d -
among the be~r in l-c Stat; One Carriage IL II
and NINE NuMES suitable Tor huu-c aud farm -eIAut.
aud am th"n seyrrai exr'lcn' Cook> Washers e.
Soe - g, fpr 2Grl day Of October 1851 If
itir; ifrot h- far day, aud day t.
day until -oid 1erms mnde know on the nl OF SHE
sep % dswtds E. LOCKWOOD. ,
III Republican G. pr wills
POStp0nemeRt.
The above sale Numerically postponed To- fpe,.
day. the ols inst. i'd
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The Immediate Acquisition Of Cub,

The New York liernd at the 9TH inst, pub
lshoe the following. We give il lor what it Is
worth:
"Our private adyiecs enable u to state with
a.. tlni. the result of the ministerial and rnpu-
sa1or Inference recently held at Oslrnd. ard
IL 'taa.' ii which was. II appears, IL dclrrmur
IA IA ID ne al pulley hy winch our dificnl.irs
VITA SPAN would be adjusted aud that govri ~
mcnt induced Ia nuke reparaton for past out
RACES aud Indlgnltes upon our citizens and com
morcc. n well as security for the future
- The conference necessarily brought mp for
discussion the peculiar position in winch the gov
ernmcnt of the United States l. placed bv the re-
tusal ot Span To afford any Suitable sati faction
for the Black Warrior and ofhrr autrr 20 OF
indeed to continue negotiations mp n H.. = slrrt
Matters have arrived AT that criciS wherr IA lihug
is left ior the nted States but ,ithpr To- abnn-
don the whole subject or L. contnus. il ia II man
ner which Will ntloid no opportunity lor further
shutting lSueh being the opinion of N,#z,r, Buch-
nnan, Mason aud Soule, ar nat surprised
10 learn that they agreed to recomnln d that the
government OF the United State, ,hoald declare,
III effect, that our safety demanded Aad our in
terc,t required should purchase or take Cuba
at once
"Ii is understood that Mr.. McEa# our GonsnI
at Paris, who arrived here in tho Arabia was the
bearer of dispatches conveyu2, fh> recommends
tion of the American Min Ter. and urging upon
the President immediately &c make the Nowal,
and take steps 10 carry 4 into effect. The mat
ter is now being dehhcrateG upon by the Cabinet
at Washington, and the country will look with
deep interest to the result.
Messrs. Buchanan, Mason and Soule have also
expressed their conviction that Fronee and Eng
are favorable 10 the sale af ia ia the United
Statcs-a marked change nGvlng Gently taken
! place IN the policy al those COUNT ~ FL tins re-
| spect. The tone Of the Engae and French
press would lead IL the superstition that this WINS
the case, but this i rendered moro important by
| the official eharact y Vi ..o information new ~
possession OF our government
| THE MECHANICS lNSrTuTE.-The Thr Dis
| patch says the interest which the x'auition
of this Institute has excited in tn, community
| and in the minds of our people at r.. i cheer
ing i'll the highest degree, not olv "a tuo trends
of the Institute, hut of Nngna. It has b.an n
constant reproach by her enenn,s, that she Ira
neglected her mechanical illerrsts-interests
with the prosperity of which he success of eve
| ry State is identified. This sluer can be cast in
her teeth no longer. Her Mechanics Institute
has made u noble beginning. II now only re-
mains for its members Ia carry it ON in the re-
solved, energetic and traternal spirit which has
characterized its commencement, to ensure the
hearty good wishes and cooperation of the whole
community, and to reap rich harvest of useful
ness and renown.
LANGHoRNE's MILLs.-The sale of the above
valuable property, takes place to-day.
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NnOtheI Edltnr Cinne.

MARRIED, On the 2ud INST by the Rev. Wm.
=. White, II. ID, T.. T. PAXTON, Esq, Editor
OF the Valley star, To Miss LIzlIE llANNAu
daughter Of Mathew White all of Lexington
In publishing the above announcement, friend
Smlth, oi the Gd-ettf thus congr,tulatcs his
more fortunate ncighbor OF lh' .Star,and bcmoaus
u,- own lonely condition:
In offering congratulations 10 our nrigbor,
q Ito has struck hl, color, 10 wear the skcu tet-
-er, of the heart, bondage, cannot but re
jret To- Part company with him. Tins de,erton
ion the Corporal Guard of independent Ben
rdiets, gives a tinsc OF melancholy to our re-
Elections, aud rs the dim light casts It's spectral
shadows upon the wnlls of our lonely Sauctnm,
and the deep stiffness of the hour is unbrokcn
snVo by the light ripple of an unahared fire,
W. le, like one. VII, ueads alone,
Some banquet hntl ts,rtnd.
whose light, ure tied, whn>e gariunds dead
And III bun ~ ncParu'd.'
However, Editor Printers, Devil, and all con
neeted with the establishment. unite in invok
ing blessing, upon the future of this happy pair"
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LANGHoRNE's MILLs.-The sale of the above
valuable property, takes place to-day.
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Trustees Sale OfFurniture, &c.

The above sale IS unavu,dabIy postponed To- To,
DIV. the 9 LII in,f. INV 4 Id .
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The cheaps comfortable and expeditions route 70 ne
Waite Sulphur Springs passing che Alum Warm, and Hof
Springs
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the owners OF te
n splendid George Page between Alex
Washington, miles, with
he the the following
schedule effect and Thursday June l. 1854
Ale oOrdonve intermediate s,aIioas
vii of Duke Henry
O'Clock IN OF from Washington, giving
board arriving Gotdonsvle lOx
O'Clock connecting that with trains the Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville, and stauston
Gordonsv Alexandria aud intermediate stations
Gordonse IL O'Clock, the arrival The
Virginia arriving Alexandria haifpasi
O'Clock allowing with the trains leaving
North, and dinner board the boat
Alexandra Waenon and Intermediate stations
daily SUNDAYS escepad) O'Clock,
arriving WafeDton al 81 O'Clock,
IN SUNDAY leave al O'Clock, a.
Alexandria aud Intermediate stations
daily (unday exeep,ed) at quarter beoe
Ale randa at half 9o'eleck,
Sunday will leave quarter past ~ O'Clock, .,
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mo. SIS. /

NOSaee OIL Wtt00FaWnl.
the order the United States
the request u INC senator's and nearly III The
from the Stale Of Missouri
townships saAted Ia the
The Iron Asunfses and AsssPP Risr vsvoad" have been
from sas or entry except for valid claims
until furtber orders,
Ia the district OF lands subject sale sr. Locis.
NORTH Of As base Ii~s and Of the tA principal staian
Townships u and ~, Of range 1.
North the bose line s~d Of the A principal
Townships 49, ~, 40, aud Al OF rungss aud O.
Townships 49, >3, "A, and As, Of raage Z.
Township 80, Of range g.
district of land subject sale Jackson.
North Of the base line and east of the G principal
Townships 30, 81, -, IS, a. IS, IS, 81, of range
Townships 90, 90 30 81 a. So 81 49, 49, 81, Of range g.
Townships az 2S ~, 80, 81 49, a. 49, and
Townships ~, a. %, ~, 30 81, H. 49, "a, 49, IS, and 81 OF
range 4.
Townships as 49, AZ 90 30 81, 81 49, a. 49, 49, and 81
and q.
Townships "a, e a6 ~, d. 90, 30, 81 81 49, rsnge7
Townships ~, 25, 29 of g. and TO-
nshps "a 49, "a, a. %, a. and 2S of H. 49, 49,
and Ia.
Townships a. a. 49, "a as 49, a, and 49, of range Is
Town.hips 30 "a, rs, %, "a, and rs, of range l6
Townships a. 25 &c, ~, AM %, Of range H.
Townships "a, rs, ~, and ~, OF range IT,
North line and Of the A principal ertdian
Townships 80 and 81, of range !.
above townships
railroads. offered for but which
all inserted, they within the reservation.
Washington, this eighth day Of June, Domin 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
June 9-lawi3w Commissioner.
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GshAT raROU9H LINE To THE WEST.
~ N s-ss.,iiS -

Baltimore Ohio railroad from Wheeling
meeting there With the large, and splendid steamers Of the
the Ohio and The sages to ZGncspse, &c.
expeditions thoroughly competed
finishing great Tree Tunne and the
order, OF travellers confidently
advantages and low fares The
character.
The express mail leaves Baltimore daily nj u
through Wheeling 1850 niies IN s ~ nu
eludng MI sloppages there at day
eassengers Baltimore lodging
Cumberland, 7s me proceed tbense Wheeling
daily, meeting Baltimore Wash
ngton junction, Relay House miles
Baltimore.
AT Wheeling unvalsd of the Union line,
completed route
down The Ohio Gin
Louisville, Nashvie
and New Orleans BY hoas
ing further
Passengers prefer land Gin
OHIO West also Ill
Wheeling tbs Ohio sage Companys excellent caces
part National GAINESVILLE and
by railroad
also agreeable there beng
places.
CO. Baggage tarouga o Washington wheeling
10 grha*ier % passengers baggage
LIE anywhere the
rouiei Wb>sag - So; CneiaEa, sili
Louisville, SIz-
Tletsss To aseat station
WasAaagssa, Of the a1aer agents of ns
Nm. PARKER,
Mas Ii-S1 Ge&esai Superintendent.
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Cincinnati, Iouisrie, Indianapolis Columbus Zaneri C!eve
land, Toledo Chicago, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets for all the above points be had at the rail
l. road station in Washington
leaving Washington at q, IN Wheeling IN
splendid iucheser and Durna
Wesvie, Wheeling by railroad
Toledo, Chicago, and Alton thence by steamboat,
miles, d. Louis. Leaving Washington al >, they vii
with the splendid Cnion ne''
Cincinnati Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lawenceburg.
sold Cincinnati Louisville, and ndanapo
lis Columbus by national road from
Wheeling holding through tickets
point information and tickets, apply TO r.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
]. ii. DONE,
7-df Master Transportation.
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PURSUANT TO decree ~ the iiah court of chance
made Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff against
Ker oho defendants, the persons Ginning be
Of kin John HcDooge formerly of Lyis Coffee House,
London afterwards Of the
by Thomas William schoon invecsk Nusse
burgh of Mid Lothian, NORTH B;ap then OF Ber
Tweed; then Rusp Park, UAbrdee III the
county Mideex who died about the 10Th day
ieif
November neat, in aud their relationship 10 the
said John MrDose, r chambers otbe cbantelnr SIR WI
Page Wood No II New square, Lnco'Ds Inn, Mddeset
deauIr thereof they will be peempouy excluded from the
benefit Of the said decree
Thursday the sevon day Of December O'Clock in
afternoon the said chambers appointed for ud
Indicating the claims,
Dated this 7th day of August, 1854.
RICHARD BIoXhM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON N PiIGkIN,
Church Court, Lot,bory London, Plaintiffs Solicitors,
Sep 5-lam3mf
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Round trip tickets TO Warrenlon, from Saturday Mon
Passengers Tor Luray and New Market will the train leaving
Alexandra al O'Clock, Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
udays connecting with The Cuipeper house
Lsnchbnrg ihe leaving
a.
meeting with the stages at Charlotte
Passengers White Sulphur Springs viii take
ing daily with Saunou.
Freight trains running daily, Sundays excepted
Per w. H. BRDCkHIT,
June It-dlf Alexandra. Va.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS s. CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y,
6ROWN SIMPLIFY, b co.,
Livetpoo
r. g. ROBERTS CO.,
ID Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE b CO..
a6 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners shps will be accountable for gold silver
cwey precious stones, metals, unless bills o.
fading are signed therefor expressed
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Proposals for Stationery.

oruox 0 SENATE,
September H. 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office ant 10
y O'clock Tuesday, 10th of October for furnish
hardware smooth urfac 70 inches by -
inches weighing As pounds 70 the ream 70 be
delivered half
or before the 3 before 9Th Of November
The ripht reserved Secretary orde giving
days additional quantity that be required for the
Isl o Senate during the 33d Congress-
sufficient specimen of the marked with the OF the
price, accompany PROPOSAL and be de-
iivered this Office free OF charge.
will be entered into with the person Offering furnish
quality lowest his
boad, with surees satisfactory the 5ecre
the senate for the performances thereof under forfeiture
failure bond filed
office of said within days after the
has been accepted.
Sep I2--law4w
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Feb AID

INyENTORS.-The ONCE Protective
tional Union 9Th street. opposite the poreo
Patent Office
solicit patents
members, with ali possible despatch.
model viii with the Office. models
made the shortest nsce.
call the office,
had regard objects
All be addressed office, prompt
attention will be given them.
Central office, Washington, ID. O.
T. @, CLAYTON
President of Inventors Protective Hatons Union.
Mar is--diy
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TIiE winter session of this institution win begin October o.
II
Full Of lectures given both the winter and summer
Degrees conferred in March and July.
course Sst Perpetual 4i50 Maculs
lion, So Graduation s3s To who have attended
full anotc $50, including graduation fee
Personnln faculty. the welfare and progress
every daily NY the
upon branch facilities for This school equal
any IN the country For further information, nddres
n. HOWARD RAND, NJ. d. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street Philadelphia
Ana III e. IA
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Or. sso.,sT.s ,svscoRArisa co...AL,


| uEALrH RESTORED AND LIFE LENG1HENhD az Or.
| Il moasE,s INviaoRATiNa ELiXlA. or ccRpiAL,mM
deemed fabulous The public often deceived
could not believe me simple and sublime uns ~
highest class and characer unphng over a doubts 10
creduty 0verown by mass of testimony which perfectly II
resistibIe. .,,. ,....
full machine called man II restores to full wgot every delicate
and mind to the reproduction Of human e TO
ommenaed as the only means energy
70 s Il a are
confined TO either sex or 70 any age The feeble g a ans
the victim ihe individual suffering from
M s ss OF hs 81 s %a
To have pedisposion TO paralysis viii
dy many perhaps who have SO iried with their con
no syen e s despair The Elixir With disease as
wou, reference and win not only remove the dsor
'e' ''''''' ''' REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION
The Leading 5
column to enumera.e the maiades for which as prepare
ncpsn, paralysis nyssrn papi
of me aa @ s ss
liver Of the win
inability TO remain ~ on place or OF me pro
a"or alsus sinking at the somaeh esnaes,
@
from beyond the reach
| or structural diseases, il is averred that
KoRsEs lsvIeoRATIse ELIXIR
w a ~ and aa
M but wh c on Se sy benin
ni.A win The nervous SYSTEM and s NE sa of M
.a for every kind Of nervous disease the Elixir
only reliable preparation known,
| CURE DISEASES
convey adequate of the immediate and
miraculous change which in the diseased aeh
weak BY naur impaired BY sickness unsung ana
me and Mon o. sn
medicine reach the constitution itself and restore ii !" it's nor
| sapcIsAL WONDER
of the nineteenth century. scientific The
would have admitted tina, mrace q medicine heretofore
srrMuLAsr THAT ENTAILS NO x9Aor,os.
sv al o ss s se opium" ss
well be said Of him who takes them the last state o
single its perpetual in its
happy upon the me ana me sns
blush saepeness dislike Of ihcnpae for study bust
mental debility hysea thoughts
Il p1osison rias inability Hep, diseases
desny OF s M
constellation se &C. from Whatever cause arising ~ =
Persons Of pale complexion cousmpye by
the bottle bloom and vigor changing the skin
from pae yellow, scky color 10 beautiful hord complexion
hoRsrs IsvIaoRArIna
phenomenon in the mcdca hitherto unea
ola stmuIapt without reaction
pc medical and institutions Of Europe be
this respect SUI gneTfs Dr. Moiae ~nns nsnf Is an nndpued
his attention excited by the wonderfully nvgoatng effects i
produced the natives In fact the wonderful Of sndn
rance cxhuusIess exhibited by the Arab o. both
desert pgrmages attributable of this vtaizng
herb.
Dr. Morse's Invigoatng Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by some unprncipled persons.
all Cordial will have the
pasted the cork Of each bottle following
blown in the glass " Dr. Morse's nvgor@ine Cordial" H.
| Ring, proprietor, N. Y.
Ssss psa @os
@. H. RING proprietor
log BroadIag, New York
Sold by druggists throughout United States, Canadss
West Indies
Agent Washington city z. d. Gilman sgeu, in BALTIMORE
! g. Hxnce.
| Jan 2B-dy
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SOMETHING NEW.In consequence OK the patronage
y Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor
engagement Verge, artist from
daRueeoypes viii he coorea with briancy
bly unaansbe by the common method, and far surprising
detail painting
ladies' and gentlemen
engagements advance and their miniatures
the designated. Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsyvsns between and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar i6-du
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II ANTHONY, No. 3os broadway, Ssw York, mani
u. Ct sainss,
cases. porr p4Is chemicals, faaey frames and
esoyp- cnecais for pictures, aad mate
| U
Supplied with materials fSr manufacturing
G.. celebrates. also VoisiaBder shon
always eand.
Broadway, June II, 1854.
| Lime AM--.I
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a tiAMBk.i<LIN's CoInnlsrciai College locates
". BALTIMORE Baltimore, Maryland The ostensshie
the REACH Individuals
obtaining thorough prscilca eaea
knowledge
weeks than be acquired 40
years couDi.naa
doueeeairy bookkeeping, ana ~
Of and trade Geren
according the approved nctfs
Practical penmsn4p combining apdy OF execution VITA aeaG
merCanlile law,
mercantile sujscs beside other points necessary reg
busne. understand las tae necessary
the ,em i've e. eight
being vacation, applicants enter any Time anh at
Examinations held stated periods
diplomas awarded those who graduate For TERMS S wr
and hay a forwarded by
Nnul = dhcr
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1866.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions aud Clothing, Aug 2ih l6ss
EALED PROPOSALS., "PoposaIs for Beef, aud "Po
~ posais Pork be, Will be
oDcs un IA oelack saturday, the 18th day OF sep,emb
furnishing delivering Of all and Iisk
United States, the following nayy-yards;
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Re male Institute, south Caratina avenue between
9Th 7th streets east, Washington.


| he mste Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th assa 7th streets east, Washington.
the above institution wii commence
18th III The last OF June,
Instruction will embrace all u branches ni
finished insure this, competent
department The location s
Major Nhbsons former residence being - very
Of apart from eny nose % n np
readily accessible all rs advantages ne biing
large oomnodous the grounds beauay improved and
ample for Ysrcise
tuition English $500 payable nan in ad
February Music, French, drawing
Lain extra scholars quarter OF eleven WEEKS from
As 10 SO, according to the class
Circulars containing PARTICULARS viii be sent upon application
GEORGE G BUTLER, A NJ, Principal
RsfeRsscss.
wnliam Hodges Rev O. NJ Bue ID. d., Joseph A. Brad
lev, esq, Prof Il. VI. Baird washington
Rev. WI Clarke, Georgetown
Rev. lanes STAY. u. d., Rev. William tnend, virginia
Rev Alexander shiras, Pelham, New Y OK
Rev q d.. Wiik.sbafrs FennsylVRsla
And the patrons OF school generally
Aug Sdlm
\ UuBER subscribers, having Established themselves In the
old o. VIM. Bird,
furnish all ercles In the trade Rvora
bic terms They solicit shnr. Of public patronage
GEO w GARRETT s. co.
June l6-sou