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Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

The approaching National Anniver-
sary will be celebrated in Columbia,
with every demonstration of respect, and
in style unequalled in the mining dis
tricts. The different Committees ap-
pointed by the various organized Socie-
ties Of the town, have arranged the fol-
lowing
ORDER OF CEREMONIES!
At sunrise the Artillery Detachment
will fire a National Salute. The Ma
tional Flag will be raised at the differ
ent public edi6ces snd places, and the
Church bells will be rung. At 10 o.
clock in the morning, the Procession
will form in the following order:
ORDER OFPROC EsSION:
Chief Marshal. Niles Miles, Esq.
Columbia Brass Band, in uniform.
LIST Dirision.
Marshal.
Escort-bv Corps of Fusiliers,
Commanded by Col. Thos N. Cazneau.
Springfield Artillery.
Columbia Artillery.
Columbia Lodge, +. and A. Masons.
T. ] O1lcy, Master.
Tuolumne Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Samuel Dealy, Noble Grand.
I'd Dirision.
Marshal.
Escort by Hook & Ladder CO., No. L.
Commanded by w. G. anarsdalc,
Foreman.
President and Orator of the dav.
Chaplain of the day and Reader Of the
Declaration.
Corporate Authorities of the Town of
Columbia.
Miners of Columbia District and vicini-
ty, with mining implements.
Third Dirision.
Marshal.
Escort by the Sons Of Temperance.
Rey'd Clergy Ladies of Columbia
Sunday School Children
Citizens on foot
FoorM Dirision.
Marshal
Escort-Cavalcade of Columbia.
Cavalcade Of Springfield.
Cavalcadc Of Gold Springs.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

NorrcE.-Calvin ,lonoy, Esq, is our
authorized agent at SpRlxcrIRLD. ALI
subscriptions, advertisements, job work,
&o.; for the Gazette, eft with him,
will be promptly attended to.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
FOR SENATOR
J. w. .MANDET VILE,

FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
r. R. CALVIN, J. M. QUINN,
Dx. COOK, T. AMYX.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

~ The two Mexicans, on trial At
Sonora, for murder, have been set at
liberty.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

r Wells, Fargo & Co., will please
accept our thanks for the prompt for
warding Of our exchanges, sc.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

% The Wing County Convention
will assemble at jamestown, on Satur-
day, the 18th inst.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

Norics.-MesSs Yancy & y ,berss
and Woo's & Purdy. are our al -horizcd
agents in SonorA, to receive subscrip
'fiona, advertisements AMI .. work, ana
receipt for the ssms.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01
By B. S. MORTIMER.

Beneath the sod both green and wet,
Thy pale cold corse doth chilly-hu:
Thy spirit, as jewels set'
In Gods bright crown of light on high.
In growing lustre to shine on,
Within the realmsuafjo in heaven;
When Moon,::and Star, and mighty
Sun,
Shall vanish into darkning even.
No monumental pile uprcars
Its polished shaft, above thy head:
But friendly hands with sobs and tears,
A broken Vase hath placed instead.
Fit emblem, this, of him so gay,
So young, SO beautiful, and kind.
Now Wondering into foul decay
Which nought on earth can stay, OF
bind.
And yet, this is lovely place;
Bedecked with flowers pure and bright.
When l shall too have run my race,
Here let me lie in slumbers light.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

FOR ASSESSOR,
j. D. NJ c L E LII n.
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MARSHALING OF. THE PRO-
CESSION.

The Fusiliers will form in the Garden
of tho Exchange, resting on Broadway
Masonic Fraternity in front Of Metho-
dist Church South, right resting on
Broadway. Odd Fellows in jackson
Street,right resting on Broadway. Hook
& Ladder Company, No. l, Of Column
Ola, in Jackson Street, right resting op-
posite Odd Fellows's Hall. Presiden.
Orator Of the Day, with Corporate Au-
thorities, in the Lower Hall of the Ode
Fellows Lodge. Miners of Columbia
and vicinity, in the upper part of
Broadway, right resting opposite the
Methodist Church North. Sons of
Temperance near Mills Square, right
resting opposite the Methodist Church
South. Cavalcade Of Columbia, Spring
field and Gold Springs, in the road
leading to Gold Springs, right resting
near the western end Of Mills Square
. The Procession will move at 10 o.
clock, passing down Broadway to Wash.
ington st, through Washington to Main
st, up Main to Jackson Sc, thro' Jack
son to Broadway, down Broadway to
State st, through State to Columbia, up
Columbia street to the Matelot Gulch
Road, over the road to the head of Main
street. down Main to Washington thro'
Washington to Broadway, up Broadway
to tho Garden of the Columbia Rx-
change, where the procession Will dis
miss.
Order Of Exercises at the Broad,sny
Theatcr.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lockley.
Grafton by tho Hon. Jas. w. Coffroth.
Music by the Brass Band
Anthem by the Choir
Reading Of the Declaration of linda
pendence by Dr. A. Campbell
Music by the Choir-Hail Columbia.
Closing Bencdiction by the Rev.
Mr.. Brier.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01

Messrs. Steele & Co., are averaging
6 ounces per day, equal to 500 in hard
cash. That's claim what is, &c.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-01
L I N T. S

Ssggested sohilss standing at the
grad Friend.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-17
BREAD-BREAD-BREAD.

'1>HE suotcriber takes this opportunity Of return
l. ing his thanks to bis numerous customers 70,
their liberal AMI continued patronage ana assn r.e
them that no eff,rt shall bs spared on bis part 10
merit coptiru,nc' Of the same. have now ca.
gsged sufficient quantity Of Experienced workmen
art made arrangement, to b supplied with the
best brands Of f.miIv -four have a'so increased
my facilities for delivering and am now resdy to
supply all orders with my superior family ERE ID
usual, to make Of the best material Tea Biscuits,
Tea Buuns, Dinner LIS, Pies, &c. A great variety
Of Tea Cake freeh everv day. II you want good ar
tces end FAVE time nd trouble, cali at the FAMILY
BAKERY, corner Of T and 18th streets. -
JAMES FRASIER.
N. BIO those persons who have been back ward
in raging their bills We would say, If you wish to
continue eating my bread, pay mp and begin anew.
sug LOW So
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A COUNTRY REsIDENCE A. LOT,

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE d Lots
IA kOR SALE AT kLLAVILLE.-Tbe subscribe
mas laid of l2O acres Of land In the neghho,hood O,
7ourg Depot. undsr the designation of Ella
vile, and offers the for salc The lots copsis,
OF from three to nine acres Of diand each lot in
Guiding desirable site for building
On two Of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern oontr,y
ance fer comfort One Of these houses and lots is
ehered f'r sale and Is now really for inspection
connected with the house Is ell Of strong rpeii.
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
tne ostn room. kitchen, and wster coset with wa,
Ter, which is obtained in unlimited quantity with
oar gmng out OF doors Application may be made
to Me,srs. GREEN & Socfr, Auction,ers: Mr. Wis
at tie Hotel CT to tbs subscrit er on the
premises A autographed plan eff Ellavi'l s will be
exhibited, and terms Of sale made known on appli.
catisn above. ff
n omnibus runs three times day between I'll,
Vile and Washington. CHAS. d. CALVERT.
aug 1T
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ENGLISH BOOKS.

ENGLISH BOOKS.
DHILIP ROLLO, or the Scottish Musketear. BY
II James Grant
LEVEL Pastures, 2 vols In ], 1854
Matrimonial shipw1ecks, by Annette Marie Mail
lard -
Shakespeare vols, Railway Library Edition
BIlver's Last Of tie Barons
Hochelega. Edited by Eliot Warburton
The Young Prima Donna, by Mrs Grey-price z!
cents 80
Rtutledge's Guide through the United States
Mount Blanc AMI Rack again, by W White
Russia "a it il, by Morell
The Lancashire Witches, by Ainsw,rth
The Rowing Engishman
The Industry Of the United States In Machinerv
Manufactures and Arts
We are all low people there, by author of stukely
Fun-illustrated-byA Alfred Crowquill
6ug u FRAN. X TAYLOR
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NEW YORK CORREsPONDENcH
NEW YORK, August 16, 1854.

The Forsign Ne.cs The Ne,o City Hail.
The Fall Raees-Latsr from Havana
Tho -Casualities-.Fru,t Mar.
kst, 4e.
The arrival Of the Havre steamship Union
at an early hour this morning, with later new,
from Europe, impaired considerable animation
to the peripatetic Inhabitants of Wall street,
az the commercial advices are considered as ia.
vorable. Stocks slightly improved under the
influence Of the news, and holders Of bread
stufs succeeded in obtaining higher figure,
from buyers.
The Hoard of Aldermen last night coneurred
in appropristing 100000 to tho Street and
Lamp Department. The Councilmen did no
business of Importance. The building of a
new City Hall was made the special order fol
the first day of the September session.
The fall races begin with running matches
over the National Course on Monday. Septem-
Der IL. Among the horses already entered
are Carrot Davis, Fanny Fern, Ellen Bate
man, Little Arthur, Agitator, Terrific, Sam
Letcher, Madonna, Logan, Maid of Orleans,
One-Eyed Joe, and Seine. Tho heats are
from one to three miles, and tho horses are
valued in the aggregate at 81, 900
The long looked-for Saratoga trot came eff
yesterday. The attendance was large. Spring
s.ead's horse, Long Tom, Of Albany, beat Con-
trevilIe and Fashion. Time first heat, 5:25 :;
second heat $3.50.
The sixtieth book trade sale was begun yes
terdsy by Bangs Brothers. Their spacious
sales.roou was filed BY strong representa-
ton of the trade from Boston, Philadelphia,
and elsewhere. The Applstons' sale occupied
nearly the entire day. The Harpers' lead off
to-day.
The steamer Cahawba, with dates from IA
vana to the 18th inst, arrived at this port last
evening with one hundred and eleven passen-
gers. She brings the first two bales of new
cotton from Mobile Among her passengers is
the acting consul at Havana. Two officers
were at Havana recruiting among the dis
charged Spanish soldiers for the imperial
guard of Santa Anna
There were eight new cases Of cholera and
three deaths at the Franklin street hospital, in
this city. In the twenty. four hours ending at
eleven o clock this forenoon.
At the Mott street Cholera Hospital, during
the same time, there were i've new cases and
two deaths.
About four o'clock this morning, Mrs. Cath.
arine Flynn, residing at No. S Core ella street,
accidentally fell from window in the third
story to the ground. She was picked up ap
parently lifeless, and physician who was
called in pronounced the case hopeless. She
was intoxicated at the time. aas
Five brothers named Billin, stereotypers in
William street, went in to battle at Staten Is
land on Sunday, none of whom could swim.
Two OF them were carried out beyond their
depth and drowned.
Plums in all their variety have appeared in
market Green cages sold yesterday ct W ash.
ington market for A cents half peck; red
and blue cages, 80 cents, and egg plums, s.
per bush. Green grapes were Is cents bas-
ket; peaches from 81 SO to S..
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

d AN away from SIR. Joshua G Higgings living
1G near Beltsvile. on the 26th Of j oily, my negro
BOY, named Aloysius. He Is between II and Is
years old, about five feet high, very black. good
teeth, shows much Of the white of Them thick lips
and has remarkable clumsy walk If he was
lame; has no particular mark recollected, except
cut ON the foot lately received by an axe.
Also, left my house on the Sth Of August, q
WOMAN, about feet high, delica:ely made, has an
emaciated appearance. snd coughs good tcal She
is m other to the boy calls herself Ann Fenwicb;
she is very back. and about 4S years old. She said
she was going to her relations in Washington, to
paid for the boy end $40 for the woman II deliver
to mo or put in Jail so may get them again.
JAMES r. BRENT.
aug 15-3t& near Beltsvijie
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL q co.
&c N. STRATTON Aucfion.er

TRUSTEES SALE Of Vslusble Improves Proper
L ty-By virtue Of a deed Of trust, b. airing dats
the 10th day Of february, 1859, du y executed by
iohn A: Mou!den and wife, to the subscriber, snc
iecordei Ia Liber J. A =, No. lao, f1os 49, s5l
462 and 453, one Of the land records of Wsshjnytcp
county, in the District Of Columbis, to secure the
Payment Of O eertaio debt therein panied I shall
sell at public auction On tn premises, on MONDAY
tee 18th day OF August, 1874, at 6 O'Clock m TO
the highest bidder, Lot No Z, in square $50 aith
the imProvemsl Is, consist ing OF two etory Frame
House, with o!her neces ssry buildings.
Terms: Ope-thir 1 cash the residue In equal In
stain,euts, at o and IL months with interest
deed given End a deed Of trust taken to secure
the deferred payments.
If the terms of sale are rot con Piled with in 1--WE
days from the day Of sale. the properv will be re
sold at the cost and risk Of the purcha er
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
~ 28-F&Tutds
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY -

TNH1s beautiful burial place of the dead haviug
l. just BEEN dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for tbs purpose now open for the reception of the
remains of decess pereons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for hundred
bodies in which such friends CT the desd as NAV
ppy can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
tor aale, (although they usually bring premium J
making the early selection Of lots tse most dssir.
able.
Until an Office IL established Ia the city Of Wash.
ington, applications vi be punctuslly att, nded
to at the MT Office, In the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
VIM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N B.-Glenwood Is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol aug lin
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DIED.

DIED.
On the 18th lost, MARY ANN, only DAUGHTER OF
James u. and Jane Wall, aged 4 months.
Tny sunerings are eaded, and thou Art At rest.
tny mead softly ptilow'd on Jesus breast. -
~. IN me 18th inst, GEORGE D., youngest con OF
month. mn "hiam McLene, aged year ana 2
The friends and ecqaaintanees OF the family are
ssqusssee 70 astend the funeral to-morr ,W, st ia
s'espsAs Voc We Feadsuce % lSth RsaF 9 sNsst
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FRENCH BOOKS.

DOSSUET-Draison's Funebres, vol, 12mo
ID Msdsme de Standardization Sur Ia Reyo.
luton. vol
Observation-Disclosures, j vol
earnier-Economie Politique, l vol
G. rnsile Theatre. 2 vols
Madame de 81 asl-De pAllemagns
Oeuvres de Rab.lsirs
Gayfher-Ponts ct Ch1useees. 2 vols, with plates
Martens ct Cussy-Recue.e de Tr iites, vols
0Arden-Trsites de PAX, Is vols
Conversations Modsrnes en- Francois ct en- Anslaie
Also, a large assortment Of French Novels IA pam.
phlet form. FRANCK TAYLOR.
&
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Massachusetts, Wing Convention.

BosToN, Aug 16.-The Wing State Conven-
ton assembled at Mune Hall this morning
franklin Dexter, Of Beverly, was chosen Presi-
dent, and Josiah Quincy, with % others, vice.
presidents. The President, in his opening I'd
dress, denounced the Greytown bombardment.
The vote for q candidate for Governor. was
then taken, and stood Washburn SIS, Rock
we'll Ill, scattering 6.
The convention then adjourned for dinner.
IsECosD DIsPArcH
The Massachusetts Wing Convention nomi-
mated VIM. c. Plunke;t. for Lieutenant Cover
nor, by vote Of 566; Palfry received but 300.
series Of resolutions were adopted declaring
the Wing party of Observation-Disclosures true TO
liberty, the Constitution, and the Union
needs not to abandon its organisation o. change
its principles, 30, &c.
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UROSCOPLA.

ngs. BROTHERS GRAY, the celebrated Ger.
IL man and Indian hysiciaus, have establh he'd
permanent medical Office In Ihe city of Baltimore
for tie accommodation OF their patients In Mary.
land. The boctors can he cancelled at their ofhos
every Monday. Tuesday and Weds esday, from 8 ..
n until 10 p N.
Office. 40 Paos street, between Lexington and Bar
ategs sts.
Also, at their principal Office, at Washington, d
c., on south street. on Thur cay, Friday and Sat.
urdsy, opposi tho Smithsonian Institution, vhers
they have had large apd successful practice for the
last four years. In the treatment Of all chronic dis
eass snd those diseases producsd by the Old School
Mineral Physicians, by the indiscriminse sse of
Mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, &C. Happily, for suf
ferers their practice lie 20 msesty injurious that
II lie now gradually the wsne, and must IN q few
years siak into oblivion. God Ia hs infipite good
has given to suffering nan practice far supe
rior and stos tbst there Is yet Balm in Gilesd
We hst.er ourselves that all who favor us With
cali, We will, without tsking single question, teh
tbem their Complaints and symptoms, aid guaran
tee easy and speedy cure. A decided sdvsntsgs
We have sver other medical men, is In the n amer
determine tie nature and location o. the disease,
which Is by the urine. We require ct least two
ounces Of the hrst in the morning.
Ofoe open daily for the sale OF their Fsmily ned
dBss. Ggs-eol9s
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RESIDENCEs Tor r.n

IOuNTRH RESIDENCES for rent.
" have for rent, several new HOUSES. with 2
acres OF ground attached to EACH situated on Ken.
Gall dreen, little more than q mile ,rtheasterly
from the Capitol.
THESE houses are spacious and convenient. with q
cellar, woodshed and sable for each, and pumps OF
excellent water ut hand.
The situation IL beautiful, overlooking . large
portion OF the city, and In full view tie Capitol
nue. and n street
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been perma-
nently established on the route, and rrns twice
day between Kendall Green and the President q
squsre, leaving at .. m. and D. m Rstu ping
leaves Centre Market, where it makes brief stand.
ut 91 and 81 O'Clock.
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARs a wear.
The houses not yet taken open for inspection
and can be seen by applying to VIM. S1ICkNEY.
who lives on Cottage street, or myself At my resi-
dence near the premises
is 30-u AMOS KKNnAJJ
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
G@a New and secondhand PIANOS of
n1ff5my own and several other factories.
are always to re had at my Piano Warereom on
18th street, between Psnnsylvania avenue and Z
street.
Old Pianos taken In excharga.
Tuping also attended to.
r. G. REICHENBaCH
Ps-A few very low p, iced second hsni Pianos
from 80, for sale aug 10-fo3mH
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is YOUR LIFE INSfIRE

I1NHE OLD ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY. O,
Il Hartford, Connecticut, will insure ON LIVES
1or re1dsnce or travelling in all parts Of the world
at rates OF premium, which have been adjusted On
the most equitable scale, and which are lower than
tho'e Of most ,other companies. Travelling leav,
both liberal and extensive The system is plain and
easily ar derstood
Those wanting Insurance, soiE find it greatly t.
their interest by taking out policies in this Com
rany; particularly for one or seven years. as The
rates are very low. See Prospectus, which can b.
had at office on Pa. avenue, doors east of the Na
tional Hotel. Letters promptly attended to.
aug 9-lm" POLLARD WEBB, AGENT
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MADAME CLINTON.

7 HE great Natural Clairvoyaut aud Wonder of
Of the age, respectfully Informs the cit Gems OF
washington and vicinity that at the request Of
eral ladies and gentlemen, she has returned to the
city, and taken rooms at Mrs. Robiuson's Penusyl.
wants. avenue. between 1st AMI I'd streets nesr The
Capitol, where che can be nsulted en- the past
present and future events of life. love- MAJ riaoe
courtship, DEATH law .uis, &c. Ladies city cents;
fents IL. aug 12-1Wt
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Steamer Burnt-Passengeu Saved.

New YORK, Aug. l6-Ths steamer May
Queen, when returning from Keyport this
evening, towing two barges contsiuiog . large
number of passenger Of the Brooklyn and
Staten Island Young Mems Catholic Associ.-
lion, when abreast Of Cedar Grove took Ore In
the engine-room, and burnt to the waters
edge. The barges were run ashore and the
passes gers ell walked off safely.
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ITO M E n BEERS OF co q G Il &c q a..
L Strangers and Cftfzens,-We sra
DOW receivirg . lot of Goods Suitable for the Pail
onsiEting e.
eilks Of all kinds
French MoU.selinee, Meriuos
Alpa-ss, Bombasins, irish linens
Table Dsmask, Dsmssk Napkins, Flannels
Cessipsts, CLOTH, Cse, ine.es
Ginghsms OF sli kinds
Hosiery of all kinda
A full assortment Of Domesti e Of sill kinds
A variety Of Carpets If various kids
The remainder CT our eunb er foods W. III be sid
ve-y cheap srms first ,ate ~ Lsvns st az cts
Beautiful Calico 6l oss., Beregs de La ines 4. cs
worth rs. BeIeges very chean.
aug IA HAIL 4 RR7THkR
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CATH ARINE ASHTON, by the autho,
~ of Experience Of Life
Hard Times Complies, by Chas Dickens
In. New York Illustrated Magazine fer August
Rosa WoodvilIe, by Alexander Dumas
Joseph B. Varnums History of Washiu ITO civ
The Great Iliustr ted Megs zine of Art tor August
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Everything In the Book and Stationery line at
SHILLINGI ON'S Bookstore,
cor. Pa Az. and Y st Odeon Building
aug 10-if
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL.


BY MRS &. AND MISS N. A. cox,
Aoss1chusetts Avenue, tetceen ltth end 1IM Streets
WASHINGTON, D. Q.
'NHE Fifth Academic year of this institution will
i open on FRIDAY, September LIST. The studies
VIII De arranged into four classes prsing all the
usual branches Of a finished EncIish ed1,cat;on
Prices from to $40 per quarter Idug to clas,
fication: French, Music, Drawing and Painting, q,
usual charges. -
The location Tin the Northern Liberties. a most
heathful and pleas part of the city, offers pecu
liar inducements to boarding pnpils having the sd
vantsge of pure air. and plentiful supply of excel.
lent wafer Terms per session of ten months f I
Drawing, &C., $500, payable half in advance
FKFERENCEs:
Rev. L. Gilhss, DR.. W. Jones, Gen. R. c. Weight.
man, A. +. Cunningham: Esq, J. 7. Halliday, gsq
K Prentice, Esq, Washington, D. c.; r. c. Bowie,
Esq, Baltimore; and S. NJ. Janney, Principal Of
splingdale Boarding School, Va
aup IL eOlmS
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rTICONDEROGA, ORTHE RLAcK :

T1CONDEROGA, ORTHE BLACK EAGLE.
i by G. P. r. James, a great American romance
Our Honeymoon-This work lie peculiarly adapted
to the wants of those who contemplate white vests
yellow kids aud matrimony
Eclectic Magazine for August.
Hard Times-By Charles Dickens complete.
dleasons Pictorial and Flag of the Union for this
week, and every thing in the Book and stationery
line for sale at SILL ING rON,s
Book stors, odeon Building, COZ. ~ Pa. sv.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-17
Boarding.

l(O0hDlNG.-Mrs.D UVALL, Penns. avenue
~ pearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fpe ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and acconraoda-
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
viii he found 10 Wssbirrtcu !. i5-Iy