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TIME copartnershIp heretofore KIN as Fisher,
J. Anderson & Co., is this day dissolved by the
al of Daniel Fisher from the said firm
The business will hereafter be conducted in all Its
branches by William Fisher and James A anderson
in the lame and style of
FISBER g. ANDERSON.
n. B.-An persons knowing themselves indebt,
ed to the old firm in any way, will please call and
settle their respective accounts on er before LIST OF
April, as then all unsettled accounts will he placed
in the hands of a Justice for collection
Canton, Feb. 23d, 1855. 4w43 F. & a.
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Ashland Cemetery Association.
HNHE members of the Association will meet
Il in the basement ofthe Meth dist Church,
in Ashland, on Saturday, the Z b day ofAPriI
next, at Z O'Clock, P. NJ. to elect five Trus-
tees, one Clerk and one Treasures and to
transact, such other business as may be brought
before the Association.
By order of the Association.
J. d. +. SAMPSEL, Sec'y.
Mrrch l4th, 1895.
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GARD.

ID C.. TICKNOR has removed to the store
ID. room directly under the Shield K BAN
ner Office, where he is opening and offering for
sale, at the rery iotcest prices, and extensive as
sortmeRt of
ENTIRELY NEW BOOKS.
MUSIC, BLANK BOOKS,
WALL PAPER, CUTLERY,
PAPER MAcHIA GOODS,
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Dress

MRS. CoRSTON would respectfully announce
lfl TO the citizens of A ashland that she has again
commenced the business of
Dress Ma1kinS-
Thankful for the patronage she has heretofore re-
ceived, she hopes to receive a liberal share hereaf-
ter. Residence in South A shland, near the res
idence OF Mr.. Smalley.
Ashland. March II, 1855. 4atf
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Re- The money mast alwayshe sent in adj
vance. Address, always post paid,
DEACON & PETERSON,
No. &C South Third ST., Philadelphia.
~Sample numbers sent gratis to any one
when rcQuested. mo
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EsU0k bindings!

DLANK BOOKS of every description kept
ID constantly on hand. Books Tor County
Insurance and Railroad Offices made to order
at short notice. magazines Bound, and old
Books Rebound at Be. TICKNOR'S,
New Book Store, Mansfield, o.
Jan "a, 1855. n35tf
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PUKI AONAlES,
and a varicsy of other fancy articles, selected
with care IN the Casters markets. He respect
fully silicits the patronage of the people, and
hopes by strict attention TO business, to give
sa abstraction to his old friends and customers
generally.
N. B.. The public are warned not to be de-
ceived or misled by finding our name attached
to any other establishment in to Sn.
Mansfield, Nov. 10, 1854. 24tf
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~aItncI,menfN Otiee.

A T my instance a Writ of attachment was
n this day issued by w. B. Nc Carly, Esq %,
a Justice of the Peace of Montgomery Up.
Ashland County, against the property and eff
fects of David Countryman, a..non-residcnt OF
said county, for the sum of Sl4 30
JOHN A NEST.
March 81, 1855. 10 4w.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC
IN GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLEu1
CaPITAL CITY ART-UNloN,

= VII yin LIZ AEr1
CAPITAL CITY ARTrUNloN.
saf 81 s~seeoLUMBts, ouio.
DDIsTRIBUTIoN. -
The Proprietos lake great pleasure in announe-
quence OF the great satisfaction manifested by the
ticket,holders oftheir first great Distribution, and
the country, in relation to whether they intend
getting up another Distribution of Gifts for The
people, they have, after an immense outlay, been
enabled TO offer to their thousands of patrons the
d dellq BR1 YilpsslH' e1Hsfsm1fEiee t6 Be- S dGstrt S1psse Z ;
soou as the 800. COO Beautiful Engraving OF the
rons. The price OF the Engraving is but One DEL
lar and as a parlor ornament it cannot be surpass-
Read atteptivcly the following list of beautiful
and costly Gins, which will be enthusiastically dis
e eneS say y a y TSe1mi fne lsf OF .fp 5a selssseS q, one sss Gs9
bers are obtained 81
do in $50
j Four,story Brick Dwelling and Lot, in
/ c0i1mo1 dc ONO do do do S SEQ
/ Besntiful residence in the town ofMt.
i T TsT9sn brick building III c6iiicoi6e $50
Brick, Cottage and Lot in Columbus s9eoI.
4a ssh%s as Country f &s.idsnss IL IL ssso, s'''-
4 s EpEss S1S %Bailiias lots IN eolGm5a.. i,soaD
% at Sseee % q 20 oJ i, geo sSS
do do Is oaevsiSdds. -. 800
Grand Action Piano Schjekering'sl ! geo I
"a 10 Rosewood Pianos. at s5oO ..ss.~. 5000
S 90 ls DC rs q go s. .SSSz
So 8 Gold Watches. at s, 5S ls SO
ice ice Dc Do a at 3 z.sSS
SEQ do do at E........... 1909
loco Ladies Gold Breast Pins. at ST.. 4.06aa
geo do Brocha Shawfs, at S25 ...... 5000
SEQ do Silk Dress Patterns, at Se0.. ius000-
5000 Gold Pencils. at S3.....----.... l5,oe0
10000 Gold Pens. with Silver Cases, at 81 :. 9n.0Oe Z
10000 Gold Rings. at SI,50 each ..----..... 2U,Oee
l9Os4 do at. leo eaeh..--...- I9,ee4
Every purchaser Ct The splendid large Litho-
graphic Engraving, will receive a Certificate OF
Membership emitting them to a chance in tina above
list .of valuable and costly Gifts for the People,
The Engravings can be sent by mail { without
being damaged to any part ofthe country.
1-FIRST COME FIRST SERVED az
Persons wishing to act as agents for us will
master or some other Influential and well known
person in the place where tiiaY reside.
To those persons who have been acting as Agenta
for as in our former Distribution. this Is rct re.
quired.
Ali orders with the money enclosed, free ofpos-
tagc, will meet with prompt attention.
In order 10 PreceHt mistakes. agents End others
trans hitting money TO rfH please hare IL sealed g
tered on the ray bill. gu
We prepay ali our lctters, circulars, &c. to. our
asepts and correspondents, and expect them TO 40
the came with US.
NJ Agents wanted in every town, whom wo
vii! furnish with posters, circulars, schedules in
structions, g., on application at our office, or by
mail post paid. For rtherrartieular s see deserip--
tive bills, &C.. or enquire at Office, No. . Wall
cults Block, Town Street, Columbus Ohio.
81 CO., a
March II, 1855. 3mo4a PRorRIEroRs
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e. BACHERER5

INFORMS his numerous customers that he
Il has just received a large stock of all kinda
OF Groceries and Coniectionaries; a splendid
variety ofsToysand Notions of allkinds,
Musical instruments, &C., SO,
In hissALeoN he has made atrangmehts for
a co pstant supply of Deldinore and New Haven
OYSTERS, Game Of ali kinds Sardines, Pick,
led Meats and tlse delicaeies of the season.
Lunchserved at all hours on toe shortest nos
tice. Constantly on hand a variety eff TcmPeE.
anoe drinks. & .E
Thankful for past patronage he is d~stssnins
cd to sparc neither pains or expense ia eater.
ing for tho wants OF those who favor him witlt
sfal. =
Ashland Oct. 4th, 1854. nl9tf
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ASHLAND LIVERY STABLE
4 e. y " e @

P1o
AND CA RREAGEs to be, had at all
II hours of the day an 9iEsti NJ Staples on
Ashland, March u, 1893, Eu
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NEW ARRIVAL.

GROCERIES, CONFECrIONARIEx,
TOKS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSp
NOTIONS, &C., &cs z
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Phi w oRLD ny AN UPKOAR!
itU
DAGUERREAN GALLERY

THE undersigned would respectfully an
laneunee to the Public, that he has pur-
chased the largo and extensive Daguerrean
Gallery, lately occupied by +. Kinnaman, OF
Ashland, Ohio, and is fitting it up in a style un-
surpasscd-for beauty and elegance IN this sec
ton of the country. He is also adding to his
stock a large Camera which will enable him
! to take pictures from the smallest 10 the lar
largest size. He has a large aud complete as
sortment ofcases of every possible style and
size, and Will sell pictures lower than they
can be bought elsewhere and he has no hesita-
ton in saying that he can render as good salts
%faction as an operator in this section of coun-
try. Specimens can be seen by calling at
the rooms. Picture s taken in clouGy as well
as clear weather. Rooms over the sterc oil
J. r. Squire. Don't mistake the place.
II. BURNS.
Ashland, Ohio, Jan. ;, 1855. 32tf.
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Ashland Association.

F. w. WalIack will continue the business al
The old stand for the next tIoeHty gears.
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PAPER nANGING's DEPOT.
No a. courtIandt ST, New York.

APE HANCANC'S
No "a COurtIandt ST., New York.
Nearly opposite the Merchants Hotel.
THE CROTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
ltOrganiSsd under the Gcaerai Mdnufdcturing
LaU of the State of NeU Yoik.)
Offer at wholesale, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at Manufactures Lowest Prices, for
cash or approved credit.
PAPER HANGINGS, of every variety OF
style and price.
BORDERS to match
IRE BOARDS PRINTS in great variety.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES.
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS, and
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES.
OF the latest styles and superior finish. all Of
their own manufacture and importation. As
their stock is large and entirely new, they in
viIe Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers in
these articles, to call and examine their styles
and prices whenever they visit the city.
New York March /, 1855. Emo. Al.
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Attachmaemt Nottcc.

T my instance an attachment was this da
N issued by, B.L. Fulton, Justicesof1h
peace OF Troy Township, Ashland County OH
against the property and effects OF Adam Fis
er a on.resident of said County, for the sum
twenty nine dollars. Dated M0Ich 23d. lS
4w IT. MlcHAELFRY
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Public Speaking.

THERE will be public speaking at the Jail
House door, or near il, on the election
day. Every person is IRyited TO be present
| and hear for themselves. March II, 1907
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT EYeRY WOMAN SaGtHB Know.

Every woman should know that n abe is in poe., sieEIy,
debnitated espsdtion othealth. making ~existsDss a burden
to herself and source OF painful anxiety to her relatives
and friends, and, ns<lapss (horrible reaeesio1 D entailfrl
and inficting her oFn mSlAsies and suasrings hpon her
children, that il is her dpt5 taands.stand Why and from
what cause her suffering arise, tLat remedy nd relief
may, while yet theresis time, be1axrief Of, tie eauses be
avoided in future, and her health restored, thatshe may
be fitted for the duties and sanEhls-of the 7enjaFsenta Of
life. @Z a
Let every roniaR look atsths ea1aeiHted form, the death
Ike complexion, the deeP-burieds lustrsless eye the sunk
en- check, the gloomy and depresssa SPIRITS the shattered
nerves, tile pr0strate and helpless condition or laaDy q,
wife, mother, daughter, or sister, n net herself included
within her own circle, whose daysfHrF dayssofagony, and
ask herself, =" 3Iust this continue? Must this bat L.
there ne rethedys 10 reIiefg No1opefr
The remedy is by knowing the causes ans avoiding
them, and knowing the femedies and beneftiuE by dAem
= These are pointed out in 2 sae
THE MARRIED. ~oMA MS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
gz5zv BY DRAM btAuRIGEAB;
PROFESSOR OK DISEASES OF .woMKx.a
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E BOOK STORE,
MANSFIELD, OHIO,
of h Huge Book

ID c.. TICKNoR would respectfully inform
ID. the citizens ofAshland and vicinity, that
he has responded in Mansfield, with an en-
tire new stock of Books, Wall Paper, Station
arv Fancy Goods g.
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STATIONERY.

A well assortment of Stable and FancyStation
cry, viz: Ink Stands. Steel Pens, Quilts. Pen
Holders, Ivory Seals, Notarial Waters, Letter
lips, Bill Files, Invoice Books, Pen Racks,
Copying Presses, Books and Brushes, Twine
Reels, Port Folios, Writing Desks, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
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PERSONAL.

80. The Leavenworth (Kansas) Herald nom.
mates United States District Attorney A. J.
Isacks for delegate to Congress.
....A man named Husband, living in Hud
son street, New York, very deliberately ter
minated his existence on the 18th instant. II
appears that be was sitting in his room with a
friend, when suddenly he arose, and taking
up a vial filled with prussic acid, said, +" Here :
health TO you, Tom" and drank il down.
and few moments afterwards was q corpse.
The cause is attributed TO domestic troubles.
go. At Liverpool, England, the only excite
ment is that created by the Angel Gabriel.
(Mr. Orr,) who had turned up there in the
street-preaching line, and created some dis
turbances.
.... The New York Courier and ENQUIRER
states that Moses T. Oden, ESQ, Assistant
Collector of the New York Custom House. has
resigned, and Michael Hoffman, ESQ, has
been appointed in his place.
80. James NJ. Lipman arrived at New York
in the Lebanon, as bearer of dispatches from
the American Minister in England to the Gov.
eminent at Washington.
80. The great Cushman festival took place
at Plymouth on Wednesday. There was
very large gathering, since there are some
'O,VvU vi Inc ueScendantS OF the famous R0bt.
Cushman in the United States. These family
gatherings begin to be all the rage.
80. Ex-Governor Hunt, of New York, has
written to the editors of the New York Com
mercial an eloquent and forcible protes;
against the proposed fusion of the Wing party
of that State with the so-called Republican,
but in reality abolitionist party.
80. Francis Carr, who has taught school in
Indiana for several years, was driven from
Mooresville, few evenings ago, by a gang o,
seven or eight Know Nothings, who shouted
kill him, l" ''knock his brains out" &C. The
New Albany Ledger says he is a peaceable,
quiet man, and committed no offence undei
heaven except being born in ireland, and hav-
ing good education.
80. Among the distinguished visiters at the
White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, are John
Van Buren,, of New York ex-Attorney Gen
eral Nelson, of Maryland; Major Mccullough,
the distinguished Texan Ranger EXPRESS
dent Tyler and family were expected in few
days.
80. The Memphis Eagle has hoisted the
flag of Willard Fillmore for President. subject
TO the action of the Know Nothing National
Convention.
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The MURDER IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
The Marlboro Gazette says that in the inves.
iigation held on Wednesday, at Mr.. Elial Pal
mers tavern, sbefore Messrs Lee and Brookes
two justices of the peace, no facts were elected
to cast any light upon the supposed murder
case on the farm of Mr.. Abram Bean. There
is no case of identity made out, and after a
thorough examination no evidence was OBJ.
tanned tending to fix homicide upon any Der.
son. The whole matter remains in as much
doubt and obscurity as it did when the partial
remains of the deceased were discovered. A
writer in the Alexandria Gazette SAYS it is be.
lieved the remains were those of man from
Michigan.
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ANOTHER VIcrIN.-We regret to learn th IT
DR.. Allen Potter, Of Blackstone. was taken
furiously insane on Saturday, 18th inst The
cause must be attributed to the "spirit rap.
pings" in which he has been deeply engaged.
and has attended frequent meetings during
the past year. In all his wanderings his
mind dwells mostly on that subject The
prospect Of his recovery is considered doubt
full, as the disease has been so gradually de-
veloped, and he is now "a years of age
WOOlSOcAet Patriot, 14th.
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90 on with despatch, 90 as to be ready for the
reception Of the six dragon companies now on
their way there from Texas.
Shortly before the cholera broke out at Fort
Riley, two companies of the Sixth Infantry
departed from the post-Wood's and Armis.
testead's-W.'s for Fort Kearney, and As
as an escort for Bryan's command, which is
portion of the expedition into the hostile In.
dian country.
Rather Discouraging.-At the last Know
Nothing county convention for Prince Georges
county, Md, held M this city, where they are
in the habit Of meeting, rather than within
The limits of their own county or State, it was
ascertained and announced that their storder''
IN that county did not embrace a fourth as
many persons as there were voters there, and
that considerable number of their members
are not legal voters. Efforts are of course be-
ing made to increase ''the order" in Prince
George; but their labors to that end turn out
very discouragingly. We know these facts to
be true.
A Very Tight Fit.-The municipal election
yesterday in Georgetown, D. c., We hear,
proved very tight fit, the Know Nothings
polling 24l votes. and their opponents 24O.
At their recent election for a mayor in George.
town, Addison, (know Nothing) triumphed
by 156 majority. 1t seems that burning and
butchering women and children because their
husbands, fathers and brothers dare to pro-
tcct their lives and property when assailed by
armed mobs don't pay, as may be judged from
this change in Georgetown.
Appointed.-Mr. Thomas K. Wallace, of
Texas, has been appointed to be first class
clerk in the Office of the Register of the Urea
sury. Salary 1920 per annum.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
0epartment.-Onye yesterday, the 10th August,
here were of Treasury Warrants entered on
he books Of the Department.
For the redemption of Stock. SI.I67 SO
For the Treasury Department. 24,I76 81
tOr the Interior Department. AL 1913 30
tor the Customs. 81, 166 SO
Var Warrants received and en-
tered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 67559 90
Drawn on account OF the Navy. 403, S3I So
Repay Warrants on account of
the Navy. .................... 2O7, $50 Is
Covered In from Customs ........ 10 90
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Quick TRAvELISG.-Ws have for some days
past been indebted to the agents of the Fred
ericksburg, Richmond and Potomac Steamboat
and Railroad line for the Richmond journals
vi the day, two and half hours in advance of
their receipt here by mail, and we take this
means of acknowledging their courtesy and
eOmplimenting their time Of running the route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-17

The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION of
Maryland, assembled yesterday in Baltimore,
and nominated Walter W. Bowie, of Prince
Georges County for State Comptroller, and
Col George Gale, of Kent County, for Lottery
Commissioner.
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RELIRF.-As the town meeting in Baltimore,
yesterday, S2,So5 were subscribed for the yel.
low fever sufferers in Virginia. L,,.g..
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q Strakosch, Parodi, and other artistes
nave volunteered to give a concert, in New
York, for the benefit of the sufferers by the
yellow fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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au l6
THE ESCAPED NUN; or, Disclosures .

THE ESCAPED NUN; or, Disclosures Of
Il Convent Life
History Of the Council Of Trent
Letters to the People on Health and Happiness,
by Catharine f. Beecher
Harper's Picture Books, Learning to TAX, by ia
cob Abbott
Harper's Story Books, vol }
VIII Terrill; or the Adventures of Young Gen.
ueman born In q Cellar a novel by J n
Ingraham. FRANCK TAYLOR
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MRS. A. c. REDMoND,s

MRS. A. G. REDMOND,S
NEW Gallery Of Dsauerre.n A., "a pAo,,.
= graphing Is at No. 700 Pa. avenue porthesst
s,ors WI =. I'm street, over Ford 4 Bros Drug
NJ ures ,aken at 50 cents and upwards
~s.t graduate OF Whiiehurst's establish
's' OMAR .arfg. sus-
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STEWARDS SUNLIGHT GALLERY
GEO H. vARNELL 4 J. W. MANKINs,

FUIMItThs
MOULD especially call the attention q, the
W public TO their specimens Of Fancy signs.
70 De seen al all times at their Jlace OF business
Persons building and repeiridg would do well 10
give us call as We are determined 10 use eyerv
exertion on our part TO give general subtraction
flace OF business on Louisiana avenue between
9Th and eth streets north side pert 20 ~. Ta,n,,
Building. " e '@i"uAn
Old Glazing promptly attended to.
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MEMOIRS OF BENNETT and hi, rim..
M Price 81 Is 49, A''''''
Cleve Hall, by Miss sswell-price 81
Our First Families-price si IS
The Escaped Nun-price sI
For sale by by EK LuNDy
,,,, 10 Bridge street, Georgetown, b. C.
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CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.

DERSONS declining housekeeping, or having
Il surplus of household effects, win find us a
all times prepared to pay them the highest cast
prices for their ENTIRE STOCK, such articles a.
they may wish to dispose Of We viii also en-
change new furniture for old at moderate prices
Furniture neatly repaired and vanished ar ths
shortest notice, on reasonable terms
BONTZ q COOMBS.
Furniture Warerooms 9TH ST., bet and X.
au 17-2w
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COPARTNERSHIP,

IL partnership under the name and style of
HARTLY BRO, for the purpose Of transact
ing a Flour and General Commission business q,
l0I Water street, Georgetown
N. b. HARTLEY,
E. ID. HARTLEY.
GEORGETOWN, ID. C., August /, less.
au 9-lm&
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

bUUIS AND SHUES.
4 II. MARROW has taken the store recently
~ fitted up on the no ia side Of Pa av--Ap
enue, between 3D. and AZ sts., where he
would be pleased TO see his friends andy
the public in general, and where will be 49,
found complete assortment OF Ladies. Misses,
Children's, Gentlemen's. Youths and Bows
BOOTS and SHOES Of all styles and prices
As his assortment is complete be feels confident
that he can furnish good article at fair prices
He respectfully solicits call before purchasing
elsewhere
Motto, "Quick sales and small profts'
au l3-5t&
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HNOTICE.-The Mechanical Club re-
M specially announce TO their friends and
the publ generally that they will give their first
Grand Pic Mic and Excursion at Arlington Spring
on WEDNESDAY, the 5th September
Particulars in future advertisement
au l1-eod (Organ)
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THE UNION ACADEMY,

FINHE Fifth Annual Session Of the Union Acad-
envy; and the Sixth Of the Union Female
Academy, viii open on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, and continue "A weeks,
Terms as usual.
circulars al the Bookstore of r. Farnham, ESQ
aRG at the Rugby House, corner l4th and SITS.
These Institutions are so organized and con-
Quoted as to secure that mental and moral train
ing which viii best prepare the pupil for the real
ties Of life.
RICHARDS, Prin. "A.
Mrs. Il. RICHARDS, Prin. Y. F A
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r ETTERs TO THE PEOPLE on He

4 ETTERS TO THE PEOPLE on Health
IL and Happiness, by Catherine +. Beecher. In
PAPER 37k cloth soc.
History Of the Council Of Trent, from the rench
by John McClintock, ID d., al
Harper's Picture Book for the Nursery, by ia
cob Abbott, 3 vols each
New volume Of Harper's Story Book, al
TAYLOR a. MAURY'S
au 10 near 9th street