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Tls Laad Of oardiahs i~por,. a~d Esrori., apa On.
u,ereic iapoHanee, Extracts Of recent letter IRON
respondent residing at CANDIDA
Tbe trade this island with the United States fart,
conmenced in i-s7, when The baqae Gsng-s u BastH,
loaded at the port Of Caaea home cargo q a5 casks "
olive oil and ISL cases q soap valued a sll esi Ao IN
the year, the brig siose loaded The port
for Boston cargo sii soap, valued SIS ss
In December $780, the bg Barbsdoes arrived ~ The
Stores furniture dc valued Al s5osa &c. Ii ssi The sr
BADGES again arrived al this same port With al se,ed ear
ton Of her cagoes for America in waiting at Smyrna and
Malta she took her but limited amoun II the
produce Of TIL. island The eargoea Of The vessel sold a.
In the produce OF Egypt At Alexandria and 10 bu
ton VIA England whereby opening new and profitable trade
Smyrna and also with the island OF Canda via SMYRNA
WOOL almonds, silk wine, ac all Of which paid good
profit.
lsT and since, have been S34 g6i 80 and from Aexsnds
deng tho total amount 5is g. on which amount duties
we're paid the house Boston, The total imports
fran Boston amounted u 81 ss6 IS Ter this port, por
ton of the proceeds Of the sales o which the purchase
the aforesaid shipment from Alexandria lsI5i 81,
vested.
The brig Barbados intended for regular trader be-
tween Boston and the island OF Gambia BY the we'll known
ofths former place but on TO s. Do~ingo IL Jam
uary 1853 for cargo OF coffee designed for the Mederra-
market she oundered at sea- and never has been
In relation Gambia soap 1t appears that the quantity
Of soap imported Turkey during part Of The years
ls4e and 1850 lb5l2I pounds and France,
Mediterranean 2l,s9l poundsmakng total Of i2TT,
0S pounds for year. The greater proportion Of the snap
imported into the United States from Narcotics il anuac-
tnred from the oil of this island shipped by French vessels
The soap of this island IT, has been until OF late
tured from olive oil and Egyptian nstim which by no
means is well adapted the Of American woocn
ctures Ac soup olive and soda ash With
view of qualifying this soap for the American market The
soda ash has been introduced into its composition
ders It Of very pure and fine quality.
The following table exhibits condensed report OF the
Of the island Gambia for the year 1855 by which
twill be seen that the trade Of this island largely ncrea
ing:
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TsEAsrAY DErAHry rsr, August 2, ea5.
Notice nunerized
BY The act Of le4 deemabe aef the 18th November
c that the whole ta stock viii be purchased W
Tits The 3eh November
Tor which cent viii be paid IN addition 70 she Gums
expressed la The ccfuheses
holders o te stocks Of lcars OF he United
States purchases Of The ~ sO 900 VIII
also be made during the period the following
1884, OF per fnr stock
loans Of ls47 and Its premium OF ~ for
Of lesc Commonly called indem
Aiiy stock, Isomgm OF six cent.
viii also allowed the stipulated In tho eeT
Gates day here, with
addition enable Teasucr's dra reach the
Certificates department under the psesenl
should duly assigned United States BY the pary
tied 10 receive the purchase money,
Payment for these viii be made BY drafts upon e assist
Boston, New Yok, Philadelphia az tho parties
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aog 4-dnNoy30 Intel. a siarl
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
General Land O6ice.--1he Surrey Of Nep Mcrieo.-By
letter from deputy surveyor, dated Santa Fe, New es
co. June g. wo learn that ninety miles Of the principal
meridian for that Territory has been completed and returned
to the office Of the surveyor general Serious difficulties
experienced in pushing forward the surveys in consequence
Of the scarcity Of specie in that section of country II is
stated to be very difficult to get cash drafts.
Indian Bureon.-Appo;ntnem Of Colonel
William Garrett, Of Bradford, Coosa county Alabama has
been appointed commissioner superend tho sales of the
Creek Indian reserved lands in that State advertised take
place in December and January next.
Council Ruff Agency.A few days since noticed the
death Of Fonne, principal chief Of the Omaha tribe of In
dians lie killed in attack made by party of In
dans small bunting expedition of the 0mnhas His death
caused considerable excitement among the members Of his
tribe and the 1lth utmo, in council Of the nation
they requested their agent to furnish them with forty
swords, the number Of scabbards, and also the
number of BELTS frty black coats black pumes,
ted silver and thirty brass and xpounder for
the purpose Of defending themselves is highly improba-
bic that they will be furnished with all of the
articles but yet upon their to their reservation it
may perhaps be necessary furnish them with the
Of selfdefsnco.
The 0mahas believe the Yanc.ons above Sergesns
Bluff who gave them trouble the plains that OF the
Pancss we're concerned and that white made
threats at the Omaha payment at the bottom of the
whole affair."
appointment IN tie Pension OccJohn G.. Morrison, Of
Alabama irsclsss clerkship Salary $1,000 per an
nun.
Agricultural Dirison Of he Patent 0Gce.-The Strip
ping and Prisny Of ToJoeeoThe following extract viii be
read with by the cuvatos Of tobacco and copied
from the treatise from which have already made
several selections
The obacco should be taken down and packed in bulk
IN order that may be handled in cold weather without
breaking II is then divided by select hands into three
classes Ton stripping first that which Is Of the best coored
quality secondly, that which is somewhat inferior, com
prng the balance Of the leaf thirdly, Tugs, or ground
Glves Some distinguished planters make more classes but
THIS requires attention and discrimination and Va
oorers not generally noted for either II then sized
and neatly tied bundles Of four leaves OF the first six
o the second and third classes At the close OF each days
stripping and otener II the weather DRYING we bulk
down what has been stripped being careful to pack straight
~ left in this situation until wish TO commence prizng
and then hung twelve 20 fifteen bundles, smooth stick
and hoisted in the barn. the sticks placed six inches apart
The holster yng his hand II is important to
measure, the win be uniform 1t should re-
nam until the stems perfectly dry after which, 1t should
be taken down for przipg dry be handled with
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Tar YrLIow FrrsR - rosrsAoCra Asp soR.


Av.is 4 : 90 palusu dssy = sauoaaos IA, there s-
-. !, =, 80 ~. .sAis ahaisrai ID ~ ravages y
- ysuss lr.rs sstsf NoskaA ~ Fuftsnasih ssf-
.sgssasat - 49, rstss~ru EsFsv.s - hefs.k uudef
sass = - - sfias - Ai,sssi
srbl suFs.ss -. - tstsy sad - ~ thus sasy %
- rsa . i.fssg ~ ssftif hfht ~ poor eitf "a
ssslaiy tsest al a. si@asi ~ @seh depEu.srd %
s.re = soc a 49, tasA a. ~ snsle.s .. both
See : ssss sstr7is4af i-5ss Il Al - pns iinee
- .ussafasss 49, 49, saisms esaaititd saea far.
49, yssssisy - - wess = s-sg ~ 90 deaa
ssg - = fsg saia, 49, ts.a essttas1 y i,.l 49,
r.slsg fases Is 80 as ieasas ssisi y easisaIlair
Il 49, fkls rass $50 tssa sas.epa q go tpfN asa
fesl9s eaatala xaQla ( - - HesN histNalt
ssaaA aautags 81 - ksnss
~. rssrsasss Erpss~ n fsassa.y saerssss soaiaas
H. f.aos,n6 sapli,seso~ fp@ ~ aftsls1 Giles
acssl nslasa Sals ~ tsiss=a ssnsurief On a.
stbsFn sstosA sasa % sustsfiat syeRsaE &Aa klnals
f-a..sas y. wish o. saiesiaa istsi laslaasa from
"a - Aasbosg fbr.l sfi.s Gs.shsssrsss Kl.,ho
al Epsopai CseFA Nefaik ss.slhei bs ias satsftaF
soslrr No ainsfg rsosF nASalt kaoen ia NlsEin.
: than NJ ptbr nea dessh I'll u velsrrssllv
40 srersslv amsnitG " tsaxps q wiA aad sfssfAi
children 70 soara ilsir irrep-tshie losA
anr igaasiul iigxas AZ ssfys aiths Essssugs hank,
Norlolk arl brother - o. Higgins assd a. s&iafisy
M James u fnee a ibs Aortls Arges has ths isar
ful rogsfo
la Portsmouth ne tsss stm RACES snTgally aaa Inc
,oortatty sesms 70 BE- inerusasnK.
sDurng SATURDAY, theirs sighieea deaths Ens from
,gassi Saturday, s,sa'2g g s.ss's s.ssss asrsas
three deaths in about - hoaA
.Capt seaen W. y Anea reported better saturday
morning Is decidedly wossa SOC f~aifi hsFing
made is appearances darias saturday nlFht
aYoaag Joha Moodlsy, clerk ii the depot IL Ports.
mouth aud nephew ~ Dr. William C0lllna president u
the seaboard road died Saturday,
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Iy :. 9. mcaUIIsk:, Auctioncer.

WRUaTEF5 SALE OF STEAMER UNiON.--On Friday, sep
H. 1855 ~ O'Clock, by virtue of deed OF Lu
18th day of Jnne So and recorded N hncr y a.
No so, Of land records for Washing
county Columbia the undersigned wi, sell az
Pages wharf foot of Seventh street. the nay
the U at present running as Ferry boat
between this city and Alexandria ~, -,
length "a Snces depth ofh"a ~
inches All 4095 custom houe meas
enrolment, Her engine 10 hrsf ,is
engine, built by Smith Perkins, Aerandria virgin
shs either end foremost and convenient Tor load
ing and unloading freight. -,
Terms One third cash. and twelve months
satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest
CHARLES z. MILLS, lTrpa,oea.
CHRISTOPHER tNGLE, S"
ss8 JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Sep l-eo&ds Auciioneer.
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lfnrknts.

New YoRK, Sept. 3.-Fiour is considerably lowersale
Of 900 barrels straight State brands 81 37
81 30 common to good Ohio, So 81 SO so southern,
So so SO 62E Wheat has declined triesales of &c 900
bushels southern white, 81 80 81 95 Corn is somewhat
lowersale 30 900 bushels western mixed, 50 cents
WAskey steady-sales of $50 barrels Ohio 43 cents.
BALTMone Sept 3Flour has declined I2l5 1881
per bblsales Of Howard street at 81 TO- City Mills 81 90
81 TO- Wheat is dull and drooping-white at 81 so a
81 70 red at 81 As 81 55 and prime lots, 81 60.
Corn-wbite, Sc 90 cents yellow SO 80 cents. Rye
Marya and Virginia. 90 06 cents Pennsylvania 81 05.
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WE neglected TO inclads In shs iist OF especial bar

WE neglected fnclmde In tho list OF ospeeaf har~
w
large md new lot ofaI kinds Of embfoteries
so pieces rich high plaids, for boys
30 cartons autumn nbsuis SOLICIT styles
With other exceedingly and desirable articles
Fresh supplies daily received.
One provefbay low price only.
All bills must be promptly closed when presented,
Good articles, piees dealing may be relied on i
all cases
We vii, add ina, stock OF pure linen goods al grades
unusually 6ne aud cheap.
The be said In relation stock Of mourning go0aH
In both the stock kept throughout tho eure
FERRY BROTHER,
a.# lt !" Central Stnres,n building,
Sep l-etdif Opposite Centre Market
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BY TIE LIE q Il A eli.
Tie RnilroaR Disaster.

The Railroad Disaster.
BupLseroy, September 3.Mrs. Gillespie, Of Natchez
Mississippi better this morning. and has been made
the death Of her husband She passed restless night
Luckens, Of Philadelphia at first considered hopeless, is
mendng rapidly.
Samuel lahm, of Ohio, left here for his home this
ing.
All the rest of the wounded are comfortable.
One body is s unidentified but it is evident that it is
not Humphreys heretofore stated The OF p. Love-
found written in pencil the atcpocket of his
pantaloons There other marks by which to recog
nice the body. No baggage checks found upon him.
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ny 8. Q. ms&aUIItHC. Auc,,onoer.

JyOtJeE AND LOT ON NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE CEN
III Market public anctionUDder tie provisions of
deed N. The Goth September,
le4 parties interested therein the
will premises, Thursday,
the 9th day O'Clock, part fot No.
10 square aB2 with brick building thereon fronting 10
feet on Ninth street, width the OF tie lot
Terms Of sale; nsoudh Of the purchase money 70 be pd IN
hand credit Of and twelve months WIN ne
his satisfactorily endosd bear
pc interest day full Of said urchfse
V'l convey
the tight e vested in him by the said deed Com
purchaser and property be resod NJ ms
risk, If terms be COMPLIED with in ten days
- '1' JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
AM oa-3s,pS Auciionecr.
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nv q. mcoUIRE. Auct,onoer.

TAUADI,E CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.--f)n Thursday,
September front Of the premises will sell
that part square 32 beginning Hub street, between
r.. angle Of said thence
nob feet 100 uch south % feet east The begin
ihee0n consisting splni
GUS and hack building, 6xius een,
Fa84
beginning street, 20 feet from the sonheaai angle OF said
ID feel inch, north s5feet 20 e men
rs inches south % feet east feet hches
soub the beginning -
Tss property r,ra position and proximity Pennsy
vania aud increasing yaue
viii be sold separately. .
1,rms Of sale One residue and years,
with 10 he secured BY deed OF trust
on the premises Tile perfect.
t.-f JAS. @. MCGUIRE
sent Ia N9# AuctoDeer.
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Mary.and institute Exhibition.

n eighth exhibition OF tue .hnryand Institute for the
Proioian Mechanic Arts'' opened III Dr'uuore
afyand Tuesdsy 2d Of October received
and any prior September alh
fol mef Is October.
manufacturers, mechanics, artists and
ia respectfully nvosed in the immediate
eparutiou Of articles fer display.
Arrangement have made iy the Institute with thevaous rail
and
%
briun. ~ +
An articles deposited be Of American only
this rule being favor specimens the dc
parient the fine owned ~ parties no: holding them
merchandise sale. FRA.
Circulars imbodyng regulations and arrangements blank
applications apnce, information, had
ary upon applying TIE acluafy of tire Insluc John s.
Seiby, esq
Commi,ee ~ tarsnnt Thos. Swami, Abrshaas.
j. Clare George H. Rodgers c. H. Bcny, W. r. Smith, Il. J.
Thomas Trimble
SUPERINTENDENT r. Meredith.
Sen s-eoa6t Intel. and Star.
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THE pablc schools viii be eopenad Monday, the "a
day OF September. O'Clock TIE teachers VIII be "a
hoDhoasos receive pupils who
reaiDson they wan n assisted
organization carses by the and officers Of The
board. number limited, who desire 10
children In school viii do well make
e. application for admission tickets.
by direction of the buasd;
GEORGE J. ABBOT
Sep 2--STuxW
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Sept Id

An fciI1tbry- Furnished House for Ront.
VERY comfortable house, located of
IA OF the city, will be renied and
The house comfortably and very
tecy Furnished in modern STYLE which furniture VIII be disposed OF
yanAt focus person wanting the house.
All particulars be learned on inquiry at this office
cO-dffIf
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AIoxanaria H,gh sohooi.

gus institution IL reject boarding school for and
youth the city Of Alexandria, Virginia. The number of
lie limied
attention Of tie principal being his desire
pncieahr the social and
nmiIy win the classification and discipline Of school
principe, brings bis The OF his proes
ncay during which time be
been engaged The instruction of from almost
OF the Union, and result, OF his efforts
whom be IL willing base his elm tor continued patronage
the principal devote the and
the personal Is
with his other spares pains in The
whom calls school,
gentlemen Of liberal education snd OF known fitness for their
profession.
facilities for washing and ba,hing and the i'm
warming ventaunx, and lighting the establish
introduced, which contribute much the health and
students
The session will the i Of the ninth MONTH
(scptgnber)
Circulars furnishing details may be obtained application.
CALEB 4. HALLOWElL,
Au1 2o-codjtS cp3t Alexandra, Virginia.
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IL Dot slt tie
hfiaa Ne Css@s. Nsfh~ws NfEsa. Ma CATHA.
hf>E LLNfktN, ~iks q late loss
ssastr q v.It.s ossrrTr, ascsaie5, - Kas snd oaesa
eoassy, kssnis,
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All the rest of the wounded are comfortable.
The Wheeler Stare Case.

Pant pnLpmA, September 3.-Thc jury in the Wheeler
returned verdict this morning of mot guilty.
The count, charging riot and mot guilty against all
the defendants the second count for assault and battery
except Ballard and Curtis who pronounced guilty of
that charge
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Santa Anna,s Arrival at Hopano.

New ORLEASs, Sept 1.-The Crescent City, with Havana
dates of the 2st has arrived Santa Anna and family
there the 2ih but left for Caracas the 2Gh
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iNfNEftAL AGENCY AT wasHIsCToN.--The rp'
scnher, Richmond Virginia. having establish.
once city, few doors in ont of the 1rear
Department. hts claimants the
bounte
and pension. under The of Congress
the David
perhaps The only index which made 10 the i'm
revolutionary in The first auditors office u
e has copions index me al
other public Offices in the Capitol OF Virgins These and the
other years. experience, en-
hope iDtrused him he Just, he will be
show where claimant himself be entirely
un,bls 10 do ~, -
81 % March 1855 giving lfo aefes
all who aaie who served e"cen days hrs
charges Will be very moderate. FELIX KiChAhpS,
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, hcconnc, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James Heath, late Commissioner OF Pensions, Richmond
Virginia
Stafford n. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John :. rendicton, Virginia.
Hon. samuel Chiffon Washington, D, Q,
William J. wafd, Baltimore.
Lewis Timherlake, esd. New York;
March 7-dacriy'
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EDWIN GREEN, Mt his New Cnbsntt WsrerooDis
Il Pennsylvania between I7th aud 18th
ha. large of all qualities cabinet
chairs and ma,,esses which he will s. at The lowest
NOW ON HAND
good Of mahogany, suitable for hnndra and other
building purposes
Orders iobbing aud repairing, vanishing
urlolstrripE, well ana promptly done
suitable Eaung lumber furn
ture, in good ORDER for sale. Sept 4-3uf
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oat breaking. Ii remains In this state few DAYS until the
pressed together and have soft weather
packing Zach bundle is then carefully ftragtened
packed aud heavily weighted II then ready pricing
We should prime in weather when the pabeness Of the
bHcoo VII not change Each bundle should be straight and
closely packed in hogshoads in the usual way
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Judge Curtis rendering the Frofes service Of vey great
bringing within reach the OF numerous
taken only
because happened lie does
Graves The
b. Insurance Company, which determines the feles OF law APP
pieabe partner of The properly ~ the rn
acc6pes pages. In second Of grenc
twose repofta his
iwenyx But Judge Curtis
everything sad BY c Supreme Court who speak by Mnr
shall j., further which lawyer
'hRi really much
easier to get operation of
oiyiua report wl, Think be fosnd Ne literal
ly volumes His
this loose only money but time and
iabGfi TEEOPHiIUS PARSONS.
CAMBRInaE, August 10, 1855.
Ana -
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eaeked aud heavily weighted II 10 then ready for pricing
baocJ viii change Each bundle should be straight and
closely packed in hosshcads in the usual way"
sAvy prpAaraEsr.
TAs Eas' hdia and Brazil Sqaod,ons.--The Navy De
artmen has received dispatches Commodore Joel Alb
bot. commanding United States squadron in the East In
diA and China The following extract from do
paiea dated United siatos flagship Macedonian, Shanghai
Nay 30. 1885 !"
Z, have just received letter from Commander Pope,
ttnitea States slOop FandaA,) in which be informs
sheet miles om Hong Kong by his boats under the
eeumsnd q Acting Lieut. WAcu whose cond uct in the
sen ~s sho, and Killed ~ the accidental discsssge Of
~ eva maskei"
u also has Dispatches from Commodore aer command
ng Bfa squadron dated Rio de Janoiro July 49, 1885, at
which port his ship theigate Savannah arrived the
ifth, having sailed FROM Mantle the 25th Of June.
The taited states brig Bainbrdge, Lieut.. Commanding
tHme H. Rowan arrived at Rio de Janeiro from United
States 7h lare, and called from there the 22d for Monte
tso, where she arrived the SETH from which port she
Woad sa gay ch her return 10 Rio de Janeiro touch
sag Al ~ Cstasfines.
fhs slosf Gsgmanorn Commander Lynch was at Monte
vfira.
TAs steamer Water witch, Lieut.. Commanding Page,
sailsd f'cm hon,svideo i2th June for saado river.
Tts rseaae csttcr Joseph Lane at Rio de Janeiro
undergoing repairs,
Ths Objects and crews Of the squadron WE'LL
fAs Rssssa fsigate Demonstrated of letter recently
tsNfAtNa tf1h shanghai
The Awefiran cliPpership Young America left Shang-
BAL privately sboat SIS weeks and went TO Japan with
br view and expectation Of lucrative business in taking the
hpwrecked officers and Of the Russian igate Diana
fettopaGlupss the Russian ceast, but American
se.none te ssn Francisco happening 10 touch at Japan
eHs her arrival, made agreement with the Russian ad-
ra t moderate compensation 10 take them there in three
p aud had actually left with onehird of the officers and
thar The Young America retained here without
, couplsllng her expectation"
orrlcE DEPARTMENT..
TAs Dsfiss ~ Post1as,er.-it the duty Of post
master, taking charge Of post Office TO make in dup
oar several inventories o. the public property belonging
g Il, follows
is OF all laws, regulations st Of post Offices circulars
( orders, kc.
"a. 90 ali locks, keys and mai-bags.
Sd ~ all letters, packets newspapers, pamphlets, and
other mail nsiter.
sth OF al desas cases and other furniture fixtures,
books, msps. blanks aud stationery allowed furnished by
the department.
lie required furnish Of each Of these duplicates
with his receipt thereon hts predecessor and to the APP
pointmen oce No. l. 20 the Inspection Office No and to the
Auditors Office Nos. and 4, Of the remaining duplicates.
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Aug Jaw u9ibSepldAcp
IRiehmond Enquirer please copy.1

fpHE Emil Term Miss sPAULDyNCisS school E,iiz-
allentown, sew Jersey, will Tuesday, setem
Der H. With of expeIience nstfuc.ss, with
house, aie teach
Mss realize
daughters calculated the
discharge responsible For tbs
consideration Of $500 offered 10 limited number o.
English, board,
midst characterized
intelligence holding
New York city hourly
The accomplishments at the usual extra prices.
school, Others, Miss s. would
respectfully refer 10 the following gentlemen:
ton Theodu.r Frelnghnyen president of Rutgers College,
Jerseys Rev. Dr. Mclean Of Mas
Princeton, New Jersey and Prof Henry Of The Smith
sonan institute, Washington city.
tiliiiS, pd&cpt
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A UTUMN sUPPLIISs5 stock now co'nplctc Ia all dc
II all probability offer the most tlor
sock fancy and staple dry goods OF reliable qua
in the District ,#
stock being manufactured TO order and the
best enables offer decided
Inducements 10 purchasers.
One prover6ially low price only
goods h1d II TO their advantage
III i making their selections
settled their bills presented
July will expected do prior to beginning new bill We
entirely serious in this matter.
puncual credit cordially
cnl supplies but FOL their
qualification.
approbaiion except to
nvsids, viii they be exchanged or taken back.
Good articles low rces and fair dealing may be relied Oh IN M
cases. .a.....
.... s.- " Central Stores,'' building,
Aue JO--1yr Opposite Centre MARKET
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for The black board, sold
makers Wallam by the undersned BOX of IN
81 cents. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Sept