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THE DAILY UNION

sAAAToGA HUkGLAKz--The Daily SAr.tsgisu sAys thai
village i infested with crowds u burglars picpockes
gamblers, hoe GEMS ou and says II behooves ts pro-
preor q The hotels and boaFders 10 b On The alert fr
suaPisious-io0kng persons.
l0uA.-From article ID one Of the Lake journals Va
learn that clnsus x this State taken June lisa gave
Il total population Of $4,000 " actual enumeration
This was large increase the total u 1850 which
wac $4,000 bat the Cleveland Plakdeaar tells "a thai
Il has been far surpassed BY the results Of the present
saa by the first Of January The State viii contain
half million 81 persons and that ~ the year $50
tie total Va reach 100000 100000
TIA VIRGINIA srKIksa-TheIs are some lao vsiters Al
the Red suiphur $50 the Old Sweet los al the Red
Sweet 500 At the White Sulphur Springs and LOO
Inc FAugusr White Sulphur at Warrenton, Virginia
How 70 UsE on YouK MOTHERS rErrKRs--A mother
Of Of the Grenader Guards al the Crimea having
written touching and fearful letter her son such as
mother would naturally write received The following
letter IN reply signed Joshua Presy Of the GreDader
Guards:
don't want 10 any crying letters come 10 the
Crimea from yoa Those that have received haze put
ia9 ny rite after loading H. and fred them al the
russians because you appear have strong dislike
them II you had many killed as have you would
not have many pk ideas as ron have besides BEL NJ
present when the shot she'll and nusketry we're firing
past and ringing round you bursting and killing hundreds
your right hand and on your left and yourself kept
firing until the sweat streAnaed from you"
Nor WIDE AwAKE,-During freshet last week al Win
chester Virginia the vault the FArners Bank al that
place was submerged. On Saturday bag containing
@h300 just inside the door 10 dry IN thssun with
several others but before long the bag was missing re-
ward Of $500 was At offered but purpose and
handbis offering $500 reward printed and about
being distributed when The money was found in the
vault
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Geseral Land Q9ioe.-GeaEa aud ciypera haaians.-
Orders have just been ssued from the General Land Office
for the withdrawal fur Indian purposes oF about zoo
Of land ID detached ac scattered in the netheasarn part
d Aiehiga and comprising the lands situated Of Grand
Traverse bay, the Garden and High islands, Lake Mic-
gan the sugar and other islands the Marys river
the main land immediately north Of Macknac The object
aads the thuH withdrawn suitable for
settlement ~ the Ottawa and Chippewa Indians agreeabY
their treaty Of the 3Ist u which guarantees certain lands
them far permanent settlement These lands from their
healthy location, futfunes Of the soil The facilities which
they afford fer hunting and Hahng win be admirably adapt
ID y e wants ol these Indians and make them happy
home.
TIE sAalgaas ssar0atoa.-Ag rseatly Is suggestions
from the superintendent Of Indian affairs st. Louis in
tracons bare been issued BY the COMMISSIONER % tie Gen
sra Lend 0es for the Immediate survey Of the Shawnee
yatoa rhat settlers and gaaerE may longer be
ios distinguish tAis reservation from the Lands esaea
Is taa United States By treaty
Agricultural Dirisoa of The Potent Q5cs.-Hoas q,
Erraotig Taior from ths Failar Tes.A few days ago
rc1cman residing Tcxas addressed the Commissioner Of
Patents in regard the tzow tree and desired TO b. FUR
nssd VIII the best mode Of extracting the aow We copy
he method recommended b. this oiice;
The seeds q The taaw (r:agia J!era are pick
"a ID China the &c the cold weather IN
Teber aud December when al the leaves have fallen. The
are The frat place taken 70 the building where the
process q making the aiow cnrried and picked and
separated from the stalks They then put wooden
cylinder, open the top, but with perforated bottom.
This Is placed over an iron vessel about TIE same diameter
rather larger than the wooden cylinder and about sr
sight nrbes deep} containing water, By which the
seeds well steamed for the purpose 81 sofenng
low ard aassing il more readily to ssparate The frnoe
iORf I've iron vessels ii row, about three high
four or broad eight feet long The Ere
is placed end and led the or th rice dry
grass, and such ike cheap materials, which nake great
fame and the aue i carried directly under the
whole 6f the iron vesses
When the seeds base steamed ten minutes quarter
Of an hour, they thrown large stone mortar
and are gently beaten by two men with stone malets
for the purpose 81 detaehng the taow from The other
parts 81 he seed. They are then thrown upon sieve
heafp by
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September The preparatory department
who devote themselves The neral intellectual advancement
conded spacious building
ercusiveiy
younger Their 0om0ry. playsfoHnas sna
hall, will be those of the
officers assigned will attend diem
paslmes, preside studies
Effected younger older
espe yoalh.
Tn. observatory tle college, extensive philosophical
geological
specimens Hafiis, afford Of this institution adj
vBntxcer rurey be met with.
3. A. MAGUIRE,
5-dim President
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- - pEFAarmEsr.

Foreign Lsssers.whsn postmaster 6nds thai vessel 4
ready sail b. which il vii b. Convenient send letters
b their ace Of destination be should carefully examine al
such letters, and that there among
tined % another placr He should then them en-
Der their number in hl II there eE letters and
mailbag l. furnished for the BY ts u the vessel
the postmaster make them into bundle Ike common
mail taking enclose the them and
sealing the wrapper with the Office seal II bag fur
nSed the string required be sealed with the sea-
and there many letters and BAG furnished b.
master d the vessel the duty Of the postmaster 70
uish one and charge il h the department
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LUEoGkk1s ~ Calhoun, Clay. And Websssr-cern-
IL piled from uiS book of mo neatly
b.nna, be turHssse5 20 paFcharerE IL 81
purchasers remltiEg ssugse enps
Iiissr address by mail free Of postage
hundred viii express If charge fr
femafjanrg a s75
Aug i2--d&cp2u~ seventh street, Washington, ID q.
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p9AbFrr srICpE-- TIE citizens 81 Theresa jefferson
county, startled on tic morning Of the ID with te IN
iegenre that Mr. r. Cooper vary respectable and quite
wealthy farmer Of that town. had committed saiC3e BE
vas iound IN grove somewhht retired rom The highway
WIN hFee trghtfu gnshes ID his thrpat the With
WHieh ihs shocking deed had BEEN done s II HE haad
az ysi another one in lis poeksi Il appears ST. g bad
loansa eome $500 e parties who refused puy setting
" the pea q usuTy. Hc worth 100000.
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"
Y virtue q decree Of for Montgomery county
subscriber
pose q pahse sentun. the d0o, Rockville
Fuesnny ne 2eA day Of august INSTANT v the hour q II o'clock
N hf toiosiag real wch Richard - Anderson,
of sara county, Gged seized pussessHd,
The Charles H. Anderson,
ING eur Inc BALTIMORE ROAD Rock Creek about Two miles n
Rockville, within hrpukvie and Washington
turnpike, ana Ehe Rockville and
ahigun healthy desirable Herhhorhood THIS
waea and large meadow land Rock Greek
It's adapted
10 whels susceptible Of
has good apple and peach orchard Is convenient
puonnhte.
The improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling,
( kitchen, stable, ether necessary uuaDQses.
The ahove win be divided INTO arms purchasers
should DESIRE
day mile nnrh Of
Koekvie wC mhered with
chestnut with night OF the pubic road
Also 900
OF Rockvc between The Geastown and Washington tnnpkes
W spaey, esqs spnga winch
sufcieasy There several beaut
na building iun er II wa be sold ID pazees 10 sn pug
chaaera.
Terms OF Decree follows: One
nird paid rai
ncen feienf residue and equal install
annually and me payment be hills Of the
purchaser. be approved by The
Of The sales BY the
Tor Mon
Whale
sufficient acknowledged
convey purchasers saia prop
sold free clear discharged all claims ni the this
cause nnd q any c--on Claiming y from g under
them.
wishing purchase property BY
the Charles Il. AndsoB who resides thereon.
THOMAS O. SMITH, Trustee.
August l. 1855,
sup.- yafh
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TiE FalA Term of Miss saAUaDEsG's school, iEiz-
abetbiown, Jersey, w8 Tuesday,
IL.
house, teach
Mrs > hopes expectations
their daughters cicnard hi them fhs
discharge OF tn AZ vaf8ed and responsible Far the
consideration n $500 offered limited number
pupils instruction The departments m English, board
a
by intelligence refinement building
New York cry hourly,
The accomplishments kaa usual prices
s.
respectfully reieT the following gentlemen;
Aoa 9psodors frenghagsen president OF huirrs cuegs,
New New Jersey; Mclean prsaldcn
Hall Pnneann, New jersey and Prof HeEEy Of Smith
InsIiiHie, Washington eiiy.
Ang l2--aswti ithSt Acp*
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Laser from Cab s,rnia.

NEW loHh1 August 1.-THE mail steamer Empire City,
with her regular California and $500 900 in specie
rived at the quarantine early morning She
necbed at the sthIus with the John Stephens which
brought down 81, 070,000 in treasure.
The 6olaen Cats bound up, left Acapulco the Esd
July-all well.
The Empire CITY touched at Havana on the 9TH landing
the New Orleans passengers and maila.
The Empire City up eleven O'clock, but her
Is unimportant
The United States ship John Adams sailed from Panama
ON the 18th for the Fejee Islands.
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LOCAL NE Wv 5.

Tur wAsmEe1oE.-At meeting Of
the board Of Of the public Of city
Friday evening last the following persons elected
teachers for the ensuing year
Fgrst Dsagiof-S j. Thompson princiuul male depart-
meE district school Miss A. r. Middleton principal female
school Mrs r. E. Roder, principal male primary; Miss l.
o. Moor assistant Primary No. J. Miss NJ q. ellis prn-
cipa Primary No ., Miss A. h. Love- principal Miss A
Bates asgsinnt Primary No ), Miss H. r. Baker prin-
eipa hizs Thompson assistant Primary No 4, Miss s,
Ceale, principal
Second Dt.'rse Thomas NJ Wilson, principal male
Hnor d sion second district school Mrs S r. Randolph,
principal emae department. second district school male
primary, Mrs. 4 A. ogden. Primary No /, Miss Par
Primary No. 2, Miss l. IL. Randolph, principal Miss
g. Mccarthy assistant Primary No. ., Miss r. Henshaw,
Primary Ne 4 Miss = v Billing, principal Miss D. l.
Hawkins assistant Primary No, Miss e. T. Ward, prn-
oipAl
Fl-a Di.trJohn fi principal male department, third
district school, W. ~ Mcathran assistant; Mrs c. d. Mar
principal female department; primary Miss A.
Airick Primary No Miss r. Evans principals Miss j.
principal Miss l. h Hilton, assistant Primary No ),
Mrs Eliza Clark principal Primary No 4, Miss Jane
Moss Primary No. s, Miss H. W Henshaw Primary No,
ITO take Eject a soon a. scbo,I-roou Is ready
Fourth District Thompson principal fourth dis
ric school Miss H. A. Milbarn, principal female depart
ment male primary, election Primary No. l. Miss A.
a. adams Primary 10. 2 Miss NJ A. Lee. Primary No.
quarantine has established at Alexandria to remain
in force presume long the yellow prevail
Norfolk and the neghbor towns The hint should not be
thrown away upon city authorities.
NV AnnANaEMEv7.--we eepy the following from the
Alexandria Gazette
An arrangement has been entered into between the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company and
Of the steamer George Page that boat in connexnI
with the cars on the Orange and Alex railroad for tie
purpose Of carrying the mad and passengers tina
place and Washington. The railroad leased
berth between Cameron and Oaeen strets and NJ u n
Bra dsaw has taken the for building ship
Of the boat The arrangement to 20 into effect rs soon
a. tie p can he completed which viii Sc in short time
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Saas Coauenfs9a a. CsiHnsbas, OA1s.
CoLUABUE, fohio) August s-lS0 p. ra.Fhs State
convention q those opposed Chase and Med for gov
ernor mel n the City Hall to-day. Ira D. Kelly Of CeFe-
land WA ehosen chairman. Afer appointing committee
permanent officers the adjourned until bali
past t@o o'clock.
The number m attendance from other parts OF the StAts is
very small, being less than hundred.
:, p m--fhe convention met again al hAlfpast two
ocioek About one hundred and fifty persons present Mr.
Davenport Of Belmont chosen president with
one Elce presidents and secretaries. There only
W he vice presidents present who took the stand
Aiter committee resolutions had been appointed Hon
m sAnberry II Licking addressed the convention in
ProaTery speech He e1onerated the southern people from
the evils Of slavery said all the benefits Injured 20 tbs North
that the southern people owned slaves only and that
Massachusetts, The real owner and reaped the fruits 81
slave labor IN exchange for granite and ice.
series Of resolutions then reported by the committee
Of which recommended Ex-Governor Allan Trinbe
candidate for governor.
Ex-Governor Trmble then nominated and the
ton adjourned.
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gy .. I. MCGUIRE. amcsiaaeer.

UERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PESNsfL-
known Flni's s0it ], public auction ~
Ioaday september I'd, ~ 9eork rsnisry shall
No E54 fronfhR
Prunss isza
alley
hneA bal.Glnga, brick enac house, stable
The handsomely
Finished throughout, principal
gas every part hui ding This building
AIRY with wide halls
below hasding rooms,
running The tui depth.
IL %. yard cia.eEn q water besides an exrei
whole encinssd
aud handsomely with shfuphery.
Tins fararaby known and has been occupied for the
past G. w. Flint
from location, within few the National Theatre,
and distance ~ the departments,
the better adapted for the business m wich u has been
Euned.
lmmedraie!y properly
hrdanEs Chandelier,
paintings will be sad
ca,ainsuea particulars Of which WIN furnished
cpsh
years, with interest, secured by deed %
premises.
PsIhe properly be examined
las. q. mcguire,
July 2r-e0d Sds AacuoDeer.
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pOgIEr OF CLAfMs.-The anaersgned intend 10 any
" which may he conhded a M
pointed by Claims testimony attorney
Gf BE
aaicdaey opposite the office of the
Of CtamE+ JOHN y TYSON
AUG s-24w3xa Int. and Star
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Bonas for Baies.UndeI the twenty afih section the
Of March l. 1873, merchant belonging
ing into any bond Tor ai in the Of the firm thereby
binds his partner partners trade Bnt partners
firm signing such bond each sign individually
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A YOUNG LAl& competent aeaaa ali
II aHd 81 eek uu,pFs auaiig studied preparatory
colerr FRENCH higher Mathematics the English
seminary, school,
References GnluesssonHhe Address TEACHER VIM
POMEROY, bridgeport, ulnnecucut.
Aug
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yEik Fangaier " ilstG >HsIpEsur springs, Virginia,
for ths reception 81 and TIA
condition thgn they hare been.
gross misrepresentation against them having been published in
they closed for the srasop, now traced = an erpo
worthy of notice. proper that thnTe 49,
the seh=cfiber will
saeh mar, thar lie rcspectabis
the transferring
w duhGs e public mind hrua Oh the
AlEa- BAKER
JflV f3-a&cn}m
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nENKnaI. AeENcY AT yvAsrtsseTna I'D

CENEHsL AGENCY AT WAsEtsSCToNe-Ths sub
VI
city. fe dnon TFeaa
uy Department, eiauau Upon govern
revolutionary scpiccH.
nd pcnslnns nd he cunarpNH
ri ihe burlington,
perhaps the auly nacx WhirA the
Richmond. tie a the pures
pmnic Offices IN ihe Capitol 81 Nirnhis These sud the
him hope thai y claan Entrusted jus be wiH he
aay entirely
unable a.
j eafeh q
land n aerwef aaya
charges viii very nodsrass. FltsE& HsChAkIfs.
lion. Henry A. Wiar Accomac. NliasaaA
Jamr s.Yaus, Eco, Richmond, Vagina
tieafh CahnuiHsnnrr rfasirus Richmond
Virginia.
StnfFd n. Parker, Alshuuna, Nrfsnia
uon- rcadsei0n, vhainn.
Chil4on Washington. IL q.
William =. ard, csc, naiiimure
Lewis Iiuberiasr. New Nurk.
Narch7 -dkcpiys
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TO LEAF
seeped bcaas fioH From magnolia II.
a haHa psTHo" said 70 hare 6sen plaia d FaspESros
Lear sweet thoughts, lse sEringrg MOWERS,
10 my bear suEe
since my reverentis
La0sed lhae from thy prissu.
Thou hast told with lips Of dust,
flim and evanesceut,
Tliut ~ grAndeurs o. thu past
oprrisan the present.
Every euf upon tree
u with worth Invested,
where the hand 81 " AnHlngToH
Likr Il blessing rested,
Ana though ruthless see4aeG tnnch,
Thy ighl rA-th nEroing.
tF,sdalr sweet with unbaugu fame
+ aSoye he racing.
Trough my ali ersrHy wavc,
MnnHUrtng iow rnallgI,
White 1hug an a i4drd leaf
An summer weather
Ee hen, CALLED by autumn biasss,
These dcanp, and l0vty,
Thou slaf live from yrsr year
Corsrcraied--toiy.
Twas Cor ttas ti,e yuaisteucd earth
soursbed complclaueas,
Rains ans dsws mpgaTl, thrn "a
With refreshing
iur TINS bfetza crepi az
From the sCUn5ed muaduygG,
And rich sauhssns iii.ad alh gHl
ar tay Dreamy Ehadegs
Not al, leaf rar wha, taoa 81
Do wake thy praises
Much o'er thee could ciEisl my Song
'TwiEi the and GHssics-
Bur loF haa whose nohic deeds
Gem historic pagess
whose grand in nusie fas
To the listening asss.
Countess Auaua drztiuias
by slinr rscTyiad
Fur extrInstc charm usrIh,
Famed, caressed, arpluudrd.
Many unknown lnuf a lie
Were a4vtnp IN rnadfur.
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Depnr.nre 81 ISlanmers.

NEW loRK, Aug 1.-The Ariel, with loo pas
sengers and S225 000 and the Washington with n
passengers and 100000 in specie sailed hence to-day for
Havre.
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Washington, August 9, 1858.
- petition Sidney OF
New York, ar the Of
then ilsn dry Of ocpbsr 1871, fr
wire harness
years from the expiration 81 sd patnut which
place the filh day Of October lsi5
gdvFea said petoG be head the Ra1en Office
Mnuday, 1ctnhrr ~ O'Clock,
persons appear and hew any
why sad psgItiDn nnrhi NOS 70 be- Erantod-
PersanS opposing che ex9n rs % hc IN the Patent
uhecuue specially forth writing,
before e hearing all testimony flied by aifhrr party,
saa hearing BE- taken and
cordaBce win the rules " ma Office wir M be furnished
ricsfiou
The testimony the "a sapten
acposiiion nther papers relied testimony,
be, OF
published the Union.
senrsr Evening Washnefan D. c.; Republican Bait
Evening Argus Phadeiphay Fa scientific American
New York, " nna Post Boston, siNss week for
previous te ss dny Of October
The naY 81 bearing
Actinx Commissioner gf raisuta.
r. sEdorr q papers ysease cupy, and
bills the Patent Ofice wil conanir h-
Aug 1-fawJw
A VALUABLE FARM IS vtr=tra- 1850 .cr~s)
II sae-Havnv ieascd for years FangRcr White
sulphur Spring. persons high the
belief they wll he the best tie undcrsrnsd anr
the valuable farm which surrounds the
grosn6, remarkable
capable Of made Che best
possible meadows Of this land yirdrd 100 bushels OF
unnl ids4 od the pro
The farm easily susceptible AZ divisions
rsrnuy of he best IN Virginia
Te=mss December Hnd
delivery
DarricuaE 81
drcsurd Ssrreuen springs, NirFina Washington,
q. THOMAS GREEN.
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MoSTsoMERT Aug. 9--Percy Walker know nothing
has been elected 10 Congress from the Mobile district
Further returns show large maoriti-s for Winston
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a PHJfss~iP<, II Mahfte AtHhezna. urar4sr. l..
the supreme couH az "a rnlsa strissv ciaisaa
paaisnur fNes
u aoor norshen ~ an ana isssana
Jane gS-damn
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OFFICIAL.

TNE4sUEy D1rARTNEsTt August 8 ia-s.
Notce hereby ggen u he loan aull
b. me 4rf ~ le40g feanenable ae9 ne LA kogvuat
es1 thAi ne ~hulr M pafcaaea ~
hs any previous s0rh N0xesber
ioT shlct pFeauiu rud addnun tie
expressed IA me enst4Acalen
And . se haaeFs ~ ma STOCKS q u the unled
Stairs ta purchases q ne same - a. a sy9a 900 Nj
also BE- dafiue the period following
F u tha laa - 1881 prrnrm 81 per cent
~ sE premium per cent
lase connnniy csud
Hiy ssocE gaeuaium ~ az PEE
fnieru win also be allowed n ipaaed ecra
Gales lfasz July dsy here,
party.
CetheatHs department under present
duty assigned BY party en
ued 10 roceivr tie purchase Enannf.
PaymeB for made By upon
Rosu Kaft PhilAdoltAla pargs
entitled 20 receive INC money may diTrcL
JAMES GUTHRIE,
spcret.ry az she Treasarr.
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OF FICIAL..

ffaHtidn Psce President " Uuitcd .g1asrea
Uko4 fnay !.
satisfactory evidence having exhibited William.
Vincent Wells has been Of Honduras,
reside ~ California, Do hereby Teengse sari
him ee exercise and enjoy suoL faBea powers and
lega allowed the general
lie uHiied states.
in testimony Whereof CAUSED made
FaeAt and the % the United affixed.
Given under my hand the city Washington the 9th
L. 81 August A. D s, and IT independence the unea
Statnr Of tishteil-
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Ny the Prcsdent3
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gHE Land n Geld California
Il ". fiossan; by y. n Helper. Wi.
kng
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asEAEI Natf0f1al Dl-aCEs
August T. less.
af the board n 81 he washington Ma
a Secrecy, Hlmo, the folow
resolution an adoiasd.
Rcsoipee That the secretary give notices y advertisement e be
inserted Naianu IucgcnCr Union, md the American
Organ, tSon Of tr Gene
raj Office, appointed peen ms Society,
and has entered an the dunes 81 his ntdce-
A true oops. Tsaf CHAs. G. TUCKER.
Secretary o. ". N. NJ SucefY,
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Near Enmattsbaug, Frederick County, Nd
THE annual session Of studies lhs institution us
Gath the last Thursday June The
per payable
drawing paint
and The
Tor primary department esmposcd III pupils unce
Si1a per payable halls yearly advance.
inquiry addFtsHrd tho MOTHER kUPE-
RIOa Of Joss Academy ERitshuEs Frederick county
Maryland.
July s-dIyear.
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JAMES GUTHRIE
IIuIsl. 4 smr.



LtAA.-AA-iiSG -f2AAAGAks-~-Ne NuecehdeG
Il IA sesnx aha factory cxaoUdnarv
sinsi Nna even thEsaa aag ooaa superior excellence, ia
We our own grs take al de nils
producer nf The kiaaa below "a
Gren's
a.rsau an admirable
shruns. al ~ gHFd-
aslng AifliFss sloutneas Fet ex
eaed'rsy cot and FiAoe a sxces "a thc qualities
oursh.ity.
os guAraHs sasr
quality.
rhs judges goods cordially ana examine
them
A fun supply af j az constantly On hand.
Also a other kinds Y shng cutnn that hsar le a. de-
ciaed eIcailence VI fabric.
lazr. supply aoods a ali
Mourning goods IN thick and uin fabrics fl stock al
pieces medium whine aaHnps many bargains
lor.
and very cheap pail bak sA CREST weight and
ElsHs.
IS pieces plaid and plain Nhle ealahrles.
A. pieces Swirs Nanaouk
Win VAST lots ot all other Articles lending make th0
0ughly assorted stock.
All goods a lhs ..aiaIksa-dosn prices.s
One roverblally low price only.
New goods received daily
Az shall supplies, important
state advance each and pgnct
willing sell hethTe.
hume cloaed presented july
expected to DO heforr enoksr sneit rsRe
csaf Gs1ensaen TO ak1s penal
All habit Of Vcrchnns whore ta
price asked cnrGay Invited
Good arIcieas low prizes, and dng may be rehed al
eases PERRY : BROTHER,
Cgnra building, opposite Centre MarkGt.
Aug li-lOtGG
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-12
Home school foF Young Ladies,
ESruaeG, csnseetirtls.
e. D. wehnsr A. NJ, NJ. d, Principal.


Foeicr United NnrVish. C8uacctcut
Phibrick, Schools Con-
Harvey Lindsey, NJ. u.
J. II. Philips esq, Patent oaice, Warrington
with further &e % e Lad al Nor
nson's bonssiorr, Peunsyivania
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