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STATE OF CONN.
50. HARTronD, Jsn'y. 1855.
Hartford COUNTY.

HARTtoRD CorsTY.>
Personally appeared TnoHS A. ALEXANDER, SeCTe.
tary oi tie iua lnsr qnce Company. and made oath
that The foregoing 'sment by him subscribed ID
according ~ ms b 4 knowledge and belief
HENRY tOW LER, Justice ol the Peace.
AupiTous CgRrirIcATE.--Frem William u. Morgan,
State Auditor, has been received iu due form, leg
empowering the undersigned as agent 10 transact Lus.
incs- until ~ july eJj, and is lie with thG Clerk
VI the Common ieas Court.
a that have property to Insure will please inspect
and H,ruinzo me preceding rcliahe exI Usc o old
and long tried Corporation. For usefulness security
and prnnttGdr has stood first III It's line Of
trans tiOns-aud for ability and means viii attract
the attention OIthe usutIng public to confirm their
HdGuce III 1t. The statement is SO prepared any one
an cont a., its condition with local and Stae Insu
rance Offices IL spnsed lis investments are
sOid character not TO he materially affected by the
ate de press siou in that class Ol assets.
The increase of lis capital stock 10 SsOO0O0, is hO
dr cash addition to tile strength Of the
aud permanent Investment for the pledge aud tecur
" Of its policies.
The Necessity and real benefits OF insurance are wei
eyrplIltd the TACT The company has paid cash loss
during past year at ITS Western Btamth office
alone, in cucnnat 10 the sum OF S2iG5O0 W, OF
which has been paid. considerably in advance ol the
time legally due, aud 1t has had SUIT ui litigation.
IL all OF these facts Inducements TO the
tnuRHce al It's valuable patronage lis they
viii find its agents ready ieud to the demands
oi business heretofore, with IrOuptiiudc.
NorabG races aud ternis as security 10 all permits.
ID. ID. 4. COWLN, Agent
March sc, I65e.
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STATE UE OuIo, BELMUNr COUNTY,
Probate Cstst for said C0unty.
Mah'on d. Hatcher, Administrator of Robert halsnt,
De, eastd.

Mslion d. Hatcher, Administrator of Robert hslfsrt
De, eastd.
rs:
Sridun G"org", izH'eth Chaltant Mil'cr Chsfant
rhc'c Sadc lhWan auI Josiua SattrrthwAIt her nna
haut. Milton tralaut, Rachel SnIth lud uiram
smith her hus'aId, Mary thuilun'. zsaeth Kinsry,
Erhl AIM 'hsl'ant, Lydia MstlOueo ali John Maiiu.
nee hcr hn,Naui
P,ir,ua 10 complete Reel Contract.
He above namrt Dr,cu1Ints will ti he
10 see. lhs' irtl'inn was flied against them On
i'H-'h dai ul March Il. u. IsJj thr 1ru atc Court of
lI' I"untN hi BemJut 'y The arove named Aimnstra-
tnT setting oth IN substance that the lih day Of
Api, A. ID ~li, an article Of agreement was executed
by Lie sail Robert thaltant. DCd ani tie said seldom
hHnre Tor me sale and conveyance of premises
therein sald, hong part u! the south west quarter
sc ., N township range I, containing ~ acres
that tciotc the contract completed said Chalfaut
died said pctiiIoucr prays To authority luiy cumpl, e
aud carry OHt the pfuvsIOrs OF said cont raut.
htid petition VIII lie hca Il On the lIlh day Of NpTil
iSjl NJ. l.. HATCHER. Az, tur p,t'r
March 20 1855
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Physiology for schools and families

Cutters Physiology large and small, with the pIates
mounted 1:'d paper. Also, Greenleat's arithmatics
have i"r," an agency for this Co. for these import
works. and eau give them TO the trade shoots and fami
eson favorable terms. School books generally on hand
Octs9. J. II. WILLIAMS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05

The Caholioan far surpasses other remedies, in hcing
certain less expensive, aud leaving the system in
better condition. Let ali interested call aud obtain
pamphlet (rec) containing ample proof from the most
respectable souro9s of the beneficial results of its USE
together with ettrs from highly experienced
who have used II in their practice, and speak from their
unl..n raatD1
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DR.J. D. MARCHIsrs CELEBRATEp

" stand pre- eminent
furits Cnfalivo r0wtrs
in all The diseases for
wliiohitis isrecOniniend.
ed, usually called
Female Conn
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP
ROAD NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given, that Petition
/ viii he presented to the Commissioners of Bel
mont County, Ohio tho 9Th day of March next for the
laying out aud establishing OF graded roai rommen
eng "n the National Road atthe Easl end of Fairvcw
aud running IN Fouthery direction, the ueatcst and
hest route to inerseet the graded road, running West
road now inlrrsecis said road.
Jan. lWh--3l pd.
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AY STATE AUTHORITY.
STATEMENT.

The name of the Corporation is ETSA ISsuRlscE
CoNPASY, oc ated at Hartford, Connecticut.
Tie Capital Is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and
is paid up.
The Assets ofthe Company are:
Cash On hand. in Bsnk aud in the hands
OF Agents or other persons, s2ie,jo5 O6
Real Estate un inc umhered, lG,6i2 Us
~ Mortgage Bonds, ana per cent. In
tercst pa, allie semi annually, $4,000 co
Debts due The Company seCuTedby Mort
cage, 1913 L.
Bill, Receivable. amply secured and pay.
allie al iiai 4. Ic35c6 80
Bills Receivable Premium Notes, sY,,Yl "
Al other securities, VIZ:
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, era.
~ vais. Shirts Collars, Meek Ties. Pocket IIandks
ehish scars, Comforts, Kid and Buc Cloves sus
pendsrs. &s. &C. AeoIape,s assorln"nII
esps. %.
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL.
To Half a Million ofDollars.

2 ( HE ETNA INSURANCE CO., OF
A HARTFORD, CONN, having complied wdh
the law To regulate Insurance Agencies of Companies
by other States. passed May LIST, iejI
publish the following, required thereby. The Org
mai statement bei"g file III the state Auditors otice
with duplicate with the CLERK OF Common rleas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05

The amount OF liabilities due or not due to
Banks OrUiher credtUrs,-uUliIIng.
Losses adjusted aud due, e,-uOue.
Losses adjusted Ond not due, sIis,5Gs ,2o
IosrCs uuadj ju-.Cd ana IN suspense, waiting
for further proof 1857 20
All Other claims against the Company ate
small, such only as printing dC.
agents instructed 10 take no RISK over flOUCO.
TIE amount insured ni any citT. town or
village depends On The character, mate.
rial and construction of buildings, the
width ui streets, the supply oil water.
condition oi the lire department, aud 9th.
circumstances.
The amount injured in blocks Of buildings varies; the
design is limit the loss by any Ono fire, to SiUUJ0
less.
The act Of Inc orporation is the dlcd in July
leJI -
TuOS. A. ALEX XANDER, Secretary.
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aNN -
Ofthcse are PnoL,rsts =
UTHRi, or Falling of tic
WoH b; fLuoR ALnrs,
Ir Whites; CnRusiC
INFLAMMATION AN. III.
CER ATioN oF THE WOMB;
lNCiDESTtL HEMOR
RHAuE, or Flooding
PAisFrL. SUPPRESSED.
AND iRREGULAR Mes.
sTRuATIOS. &c. with
all allthciracconpanying
evils, Cancer except.
ed no mater how Sc.
we're of how long stand.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
d. The steamer will Arrive,
Loaded full Of Dry Goods.

i HEKEFORE VIII Sell my stock Of
Goods, Cheaper tlap ever was sold IN the Western
Country.
Iwill sell good Black nlk, yd. wide. for s:s
% In. wide " IS
sk OF all other enlors at any
price.
ihavea Large aud sphndid slook of French, English
aud American MernOes
will sell the best neMerinoes at 20
q" American e. English fromilS! to 81
" Erglia Meriuues al 3;t
Such as no Western MERCHANT ever saw eiore in this
country.
have 20 pieces of Apacas OF all co!ors and style
whiChI viii sell Uheapd than offered this anv
other market. have sspicndid stock ofDeIaues and
Cassinnrcs. Pain Firupd, striped. Barred and all co
ors, will sell the best qlaltv 2Jc have tie
best stock 81 Ginghams you ever saw Will sell Cling
hams al ~ cts per yard such sells per t2 have QUO
pieces OF the hest CalUue YOU saw. will sell at &C.
such a. have hetetulur sold at I.t Rave large
s"rtment OF shawls, oali hi ids ard cOors, will sell
shawls 81 yds long at sO. and others almost
price have large stoik uI Fancl OF all cOlUrs. will
sell Red FlNunes amOs yd wldc for CSC, have
ry lar.e stock of Muslini, eaChei Unbeaclcd Glazed
and of all coOrs for l4U 2i have II pieces OF Cass
neres and tassnetis. viii sell Cassneit Tor rEr Df
fas Tor 81 80, good s-xss sold lor $500.
WI sell good article q Coat patron trimmed Tor
SjUu have the largest suck oi Ready Made Clothing
ever hal which VIII Sc Int almost the purchaser'S of.
f,t ave agood stock u tous, shoes, Hats. Caps. aud
tO isand other articles tn tedious mention. which
VIII sell at the same rate. want all uf my old custo.
mers, and Thousand new ,nas to come ana examine
Tor Themselves, and they vii get first rate Bargains to
their satisfaction, at The by Good store of
SAMUEL KLINE.
NJ BI have Splendid Stock of silk lionncts of al
c"lor' will sell some 81 10, and any other
prices to suit the customer have heautii,il stock
Chemizeit uudcr.sleeyes nd Collars, which will sell
cheaper Than ever was Oerei in thus Market. ANY
Thing tavc in my line nf business, will cxchangcltnr
I all kinds ol Country Prnduc e. X.
~ CIairsye, Nov 10, Ejt.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
SECOND GRAND soIREE OF THE BooJE
CLUB

VIII be giceH a; Syrihg Gareess. ffa,r,,-y, mr.
eupted By A. Faci.r,) on NJ stTlef' 9, f,r.e. I-,A
ana loth, OF Thursday, Axgssi 3Osh, eersssn-
eng at S O'Clock, p. M.
THE BOONE CLUB take great pleasure in an.
nounclng TO the Clobs, their friends, and the
grand sclree at the above named place
Tne Club pledge themselve, that no troubIe = >
expense will be spared TO make this one os thc
season; No improper persons admitted on IN.
ground. ' '"0
Scott's celebrated Brass and String Rand has
been engaged for the occasion
an experienced caterer
:, IlSkets ~ cents-admitting gentlemar enc
C0Dzmiftsr Of kr-dnxema.x
L WilsoA, n Booth. Egsn,,,
Sour lady friends will plea ase attend win
out Invitation. as there viii be none sent
au 2O-eotd4
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United States Patent office,

WAsHINeToN, Aug. 3, iSS5{
I'm the petition Of ABRAHAM Howe a. Srpyx1
" 0RANNIs, of Madison county, N. York pr,v.
ING for the extension Of patent granted 10 j. N
on the 1lth day Of October, ls4l, for an improve-
ment in the manufacture Of wire heddIes ~,
weavers harness, )" for seven years from the e.ni.
ration Of said patent, which takes place on he
lith day OF October, 1855: - 'e
lt Is ordered, that the said Petition be hesrs q,
the Patent Once en- Monday, the eth dav of O.
tober next, at II O'Clock m; and ali ne1soas 80
hothed to appear and show cause IN -,v theN,
have why said petition oug ht not 10 be grs1tef
ersons opposing the extension are REQ aired 10
ME IN Ihe Patent Once their objections specially
ser rorh In writing, at least twenty days beaore
tue Gay OF nearing; all testimony filed by either
parry 10 De used al the said hearing must be taken
ana Transmitted In accordance with the rules OF
tue once, which viii be furnished on application
ne testimony In the case viii he closed n the
Sotn september; depoSitions and Otheg papers re-
lied upon as testimony must be fled In the orice
on or before the morning of that day; the argu-
ments, VI any, within five days thereafie.
Ordered, also, that mis- notice be publish he'd I'm
the Union, Intelligenceo and star, Washinyton
ID. z; Republican, Baltimore; Evening Anus
Philadelphia, Pa Scientific American Il ork:
and Post, Boston, Mass; once a week for thr-s
successive weeks previous 70 the sth dsy OF Octo-
ber next, the day Of hearing.
s. T. sHUGERr,
Acting Commissions OF Patents
P;S-Editors Of the above papers wfl please
send their bills TO the Patent Once, with paper
containing thls notice. su s-lawSw
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"I do"
/" To whom does Il belong" ?"
"To Mr.. Smith.
When did Won see IN last p,

"When did you see il last 20
8. On the night of Mr.. Thompson's death"
At that moment the solicitor entered the
court, bringing with him upon tray. wst.h.
two money bags q jewel case and a bottle of
having cork in it. The tray was placed on
the table, In sight Of the prisoner and the wit
ness, and from that moment not q doubt ne
NAMED IN the minds Of any man present of tho
guilt of the prisoner
few words will bring this melancholy ta,e
TO Its close. The house where the murder haa
been committed was between nine and ten
miles distant The solicitor, as soon as tee
cross-examination Of the housekeeper Z n ais.
covered the existence If the closet. a,d its
sltuation, had set off on horseback with two
sheriff Othcers and after pulling down A par.
ot the wall of the house, hal detect L this inn
poTtant concealment. Their search was we'll
rewarded; the whole Of the property belonging
TO MIR. Thompson was found there, amop tine
In value to- some Thousand pounds; and. tS
leave no room for doubt, a bottle was discoy-
cred whieh -ha medical men instantly pro-
nounced 10 contain the very identioal poison
which had caused the death Of ths unfortu
mats thompson. The result was too obvious 20
need exp ianation
1t need srdly be added, that Smith was
convicted az d executed, sad brought - this
awful punishment by his own means Hal ne
saii uothlng-had he not rer7isted in calling a
witness TO prove his innocence, he might have
escaped. But God had evidently left him 10
work out his own ruin, as a just reward of his
awful crime.
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SILVER WARE.

SEMkEN, $50 Pa avenue between 9th and
He Job streets, offers MS large stock of puIe
siiter Ware, consisting os Coffee and Tea Sets,
complete Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets Cups,
Spoons and Forks, and a magnificent assortment
OF richly chased iancy silver ware suitable for gifts
at reduced prices.
Persons in want OF any Of the above articles are
invited to call.
Being mostly OF our own manufacture, we war.
rant it sterling.
IL SilveIware Of any design made to order at
snort notice Particular attention is paid in get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &c.
I-tr
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MAJ. yAMEs's MILITARY DICTIoN.


W ary. ,OOO pages, scarce, 50 50
CsP Duckett's Neurological Military Dictioa-
ary, German, English and French, 1 vol,
octave, 4 50
CamP6ell's Naval History Of Great Britain, 8 vol,
octave, 81 50
memoirs OF Admiral Sidney Smith, by Sir John
barrow +. K >, vols, octave, 81 IS
Ine Military Force of Great Britain, " Baron c.
DuPin, 2vOls, OetavO, "a
bound, 3 -
fyuer on Mint nv Law and Courts Martial, 1 vol,
octave, rlely bound 1 -
aye on Courts Martial, vol, soc
fhe Military Acts ana Articles Of War by Major
ho4sl, Judge Advocate, sc, vol, octave,
Giennie's Memoirs Of Campaigns, Battles, &C., 1
vol, octave, 25 -
Drnkwater's Siege OF Gibraltar, 1 vol 6ac
schimmeris Sieges Of Vienna 1 vol 6oc
Heale 5 Manual OF Military Geography, volume.
81
British Military Biography from Alfred to Wei
NA-tol, vol, IS cents
Lieut.. Col Jebb, Royal Engineers, on strength
ening and defending Military Posts, Houses
Hedges, Woods, Walls, &c, 1 vol, many
enSrav!a !agS, IS cents.
aus FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

- ANAWAY from tie estate Of the late DAMS
IL CLARKE, near Upper Marlboro Prince Georges
county, Nd GA sunday, the I9th AuyIst. nsscro
boy An DREW lie is about Is years ~ ace: A
dark mulatto; about feet high; has wiz mouth
with good webb, and Is polite when spoken 20
coat, and blue striped summer pants. have rea-
son to suppose he viii first make his way to WASH
ington,
viii give twenty-five dollars reward for him
II taken In Prince Georges county; ffty II I'm tae
District, or one hundred IL north OF Washington
In either case TO be delivered TO me or secured I'm
jail, so that get him again
ODEN BONIF.
Upper Marlboro, Prince GeoFge's county,
du uzl-ot MaFkissd.
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RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY.

Corner Third st. and Indiana are, Washington.
&C. WIGHT, Principal
X. L. TAYLOR, Assistant
t. r. RAOULT, Teacher Of French,
n GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing.
IEHE next academic year will commence on
L Monday, September 3D.
Tuition $40 50, Si2 50, and SIS per quarter,
Circulars may be obtained by applying to the
Principal or at the Bookstores Of the cfty.
a12l-TuTh& StSeps
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JEW EI.R V

II SEMKEN, JEWELER, $50 Pennsylvania
IL avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets has
Just received new supply Of richly-chased Fruit
and Leaf Jewelry consisting of Pin and Ear Rings;
also, a variety Of magnificent Mosaic and Cameo
Jewelry which he offers al yreatlyreduced prices.
IL DiamC.ds remOunted, Jewelry Of any de-
scip;ion made 10 order, Enameling done, Gold
Pens rspoin;ej, Coat If Arms and dresses engraved
on stone aud metal. jy Str
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GLENWOuD CEaIETERY,

~
fovBR THE SAVINGS BANK.)
n Us CEN ETf,RY is laid out or the plan of
l. heceleerated Greenwood, of New York, and
Gtas u On the nigh ground distant one and a
quar5I miles north Of the Capitol-North Capitol
street leading directly to the gateway.
This Company have secured a charter from Con-
ress, appfopriating their ground forever to burial
purposes, making fee title to the purchaser, and
prohibiting all encroachments from Legislation or
Otherwise, which is Of vast importance to those
who wish their dead to repoSe where they have
placed the N, for il has become a custom in all
other cities when the burial ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, to sell it, and throw the
dead promiscously into one large pit; and legal
measures cannot prevent 1t, as no titles given
to the ground.
". B.-Ofiee open from 10 to II O'Clock a. m,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, BY.
Laws, and a map Of the ground, and all other in
formation, can be obtained.
Ali orders left with Mr. James F. Harvey No
il0Seventh street. any other undertaken, will bs
promptly attended to. je iS-ly
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BENEFICIAL EXCURSION
OF THE
MARION RIFLES

For the ,slief Of tke suffering I'm Norf,ll
Portsmouth, and Gosp0rt, ".
HE Committee ~ Arrangements take great
= pressure IN announcing To the 6-,
n..IiIafy, their friend, alc tbs pab-, sx-ifsnsS
nc LTD in general that they win give graz : =
COhS!ON q PIC MIC % the WHITE HOITSE
oSIect. 0'o'e "oii7"
In consequence OF the great suffering ia those
aces, and as the Company Is desirous OF afford
ing some renef, The, have thougnt proper 20 pur.
& ue MS M. course hoping that friends sna i~l-
20 enable us to accomplish our puIpus-- n .Ileyi
atlng In some respect their suferngs
The Company pledge themselves that no effort
shall be wanting on their parl 20 make this tue
most pleasant excursion Of the season
A Celebrated Cotillon Band has peen enpa.ed
for the occasion, Ne-s~
Kereshmen:s, incl 1diag Dinner and supp.r.
VIII oe provided by an experienced caterer. y Il.
prices -
sor the accommodation OF persons who do no,
Boat will make two trips.
Leave Georgetown at : o'cl1ck Washington st
y, Nav \ ard sh, and Alexandra at no aftsr-
noon, leave Wash bngtoR al 2, Navy Yaodz. and
Alexandria al O'Clock ~
Returning, the Boat will leave .he White 81 ma.
at and 10 O'Clock p. m
Ilckets, admitting gentleman and ladies 81
70 oe mad OF the Commiuee Of Arrangements and
at the boat on the day Of the exc, ,.rsion.
Omniouses will leave West Capitoi Gate, the
corner OF l2t! street and Pa avenue, and Nor.h-
ern Liberties market al Sk O'Clock q N, and a,
~ p. m.
Commtffse Of A8Ta1gsnssMts.
capt Shekeil, Priv w D Turner,
Ensign w walker, Priv q y Bel,
sgt Galt, Priv w Young
corp Thos Baker, Priv Brown,
rriv =, y NJ murphy, Priv 5 Spencer,
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DENTISTRY.

II b. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of the firm OF
ass Hunt Il Donaldson, continues to ss<~A
manufacture and insert those beautiful
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, IAD
for specimens Of which (made and deposited by
The late nEm) was awarded the first premium at
The Mechanics Institute Fair, recently held In
this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each
Particular case, and their resemblance to the natu-
ra organs Is so peect as to deceive the most prac-
tsed eye.
Particular attention also paid to filing aud pre-
serving the natural teeth
Charges moderate, and all operations warranted
Once southwest corner o. Seventh and ID ga sets.
Eentrance or ID. mar 2l--tm
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COTTAGE HOME. SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG

Mdssaehusefts arenue betW. 10Th and 11th sts
YNHE Sixth Academic Year of this School will
= commence on Monday, September 3D. The
Course Of instruction is arranged in -Four Depart
ments, and embraces all the branches Of a liberal
education.
Miss M. A. COX, Principal
Madam DORMAN, Teacher Of French
MT. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing and Paint
ing.
Mr.. SCHEEL, Teacher Of Music.
III Circulars my be obtained at the Boo kstores.
au 2I-eolm
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMaT.
ICAI. ACADEMY

I'HE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
l. on Monday, September Sd. The number of
scholars being limited early applications from the
former patrons Of the School are particularly re-
quested.
Inc Principal can be seen at his residence, No
" west street, Georgetown, on and after the 2Oth
August.
Terms Per quarter, Of IL weeks, S12 So
French and Drawing extra
au uI-eot =. A. BOWEN, Principal
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
A Select Classical and Mathematical Schoo

TyNHIS Institute Is located on III street, one door
Il from the corner Of 18th. The next Academic
year win commence the first Monday in Septem-
Der.
The number of pupils is limited. The Princi
pal can be seen on and after August 27th, at the
school room, from 9 to IL O'Clock m.
Terms per quarter, for full course, s15 Eng
Hsh branches, $40. ---..--.-..-.--
CHAs. b. YOUNG, A. M, Principal
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DENrISrRE.

~ iol 70 his new patent and great <sRA
y laPROVED method Of setting Ar
ttcial Teeth with Cont, 10Hs Gum, OlIYpY
fne ve.y FEhFECTIUN DF fdE ART. Thus
Fsiye O. feeih has the following advantages over
a. .;sers, viz GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
LlN.SS, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieirg
win Nai.lc ia ttese respects, and IN some Others
I'D.
lease c1n and sec specimens.
CAUTIONS othe, Dentistia the District OF
OotImoie has ris ht q maze tkis style Of teeth
N.B.-Toetn constitutiOnally healthy, plugged
end warranted S~r life.
H1ee "a. i.OaSs No. 2S3 street, near tie cor
nef u .nna. avenue and 1ith street.
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ICE-lCE-ICE!
NHARLES WERNER, on Pa. avenue. o2pe
" site Browns Hotel, win keep, throug houi the
s. sseson, an ample supply Of Petitioners best ICE,
which ne win sell, on call, in any qusnii.lss, st
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PURE BOSTON ICE.

a PLENTIFUL supply of the above indispen-
: : sable article will De kept on hand throughout
the season, al the tsEldorado House. - Pa avenue
between ID and ~ streets, where families resid-
lng IN the neighborhood can be supplied In large
or small Quantities, at the lowest rates. s5I
CLEMENT REYNOLDS.
N. B.-Choice Wines, Brandies. Cigars, &C.
Winners, SuPPers, &c, supplied in good style as
psual, at shortest notice 7-eolm