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. By JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE CATALOGUE OIL

a.. By JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
LNXTENSlVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
H Superior Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany
Cherry and Maple .Cabinst Furniture.-On
TUESDAY morning, October 18Th, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, at the Cabinet War :
rooms OF Samuel Kirby. on Sth street, between
PenlsS lvania avenue and north ID street. all his
beautiful and superior made Furniture. forming
the largest and best assortment ever offered for
sale in this city. a 81 .' rL ~ .....
We name in part .... ... .
Entire suites of rosewood Parlor Furniture OF va
rious styles and grades, covered with rich
crimson, blue and gold, green and gold,
purple and brown FTenc b Brocatelle
Suites Of Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Furniture
finished In crimson plush, damask, and
u haircloth ..s -.
Elegant rosewood, walnut and mahogany Book
cases Secretaries, WhatnOts, Music Stands,
u fancy Chairs, &c.
Beautiful marble top centre, sofa side, and fancy
Tables IN rosewood, walnut and mahogany,
of various patterns
Jenny Lind high-post and French Bedsteads, Of
A beautiful styles and finish in the various
woods
Handsome fun marble top Dressing Cabinets,
WashstanaS, and CCmmOdeS Of the very
''A' best workmanship and finish
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany W8rdrobes
Excellent Lounges, Easy Chair>. Foot stools
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Diaing Chairs
Sideboards, cane and wood scat Ch ,irs
Hall Chairs, Hat Trees, Chamber Cabinets
Together with very large assortment Of ma
hngauy, walnut, cherry, and maple Plain Furli-
ture.
The above is all Of Mr. Kirby's own panufac-
ture, which is sufficient guarantee of the quality
Catalogues viii be ready for delivery on Mon
day. Octobse 18th ,s--s -
credit of T months fof notes ss
endorsed, bearing interest. @
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sep %3-eo6ds Auctioneer.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
VI L1 AND SEE The undersigned gives
noc his friends and the public that he has
Just received his stock Of Fall and Winter Goods,
Comprising all the latest styles and lors OF Cloth
Cassimsres, and Vestings; which goods will be
made up to order Ia the most elegant manner, as
he mas some Of the best wOrkmen in the United
States al work 70. him. Being agent for ScoT r,
the Reporter of Fashions, you may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of his own make such as Over-garments, Frock,
Dress and Business Goats, Pants, and Vests, from
medium 20 very superior quality.
All the above goods win be sold at very low
prices-for instance, whole suit, Coat, Pants,
and Vest for the small sum Of SIS.
OvercOats, beautiful style, from $40 to $40
Pants, do do 3tc 10
Vests, do do ESQ to I'D
He respectfully solicits acall from all in want =
clothing. -. { D.
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stock
ke1chiefs, Scerfs, U Umbrellas, &c tNe
Under United S-res Hotel,
between I'd and X STR v''' o. D..
2rn
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tins world e goods, or when we see the super-
ciiious sneer Of contempt upon the face Of a
person to show his or her estimation of ono
who works for a living" we feel a strong
desire to show our estimation Of them by ex.
claiming IN their ears, Hurrah for Goldfish %
We are thankful that the aristocracy m this
country has always been at discount, and we
nope 1t always viii be, and can only pity tho
silly, soft, contemplate man or woman who
may be foolish enough to imagine for a mo
ment that, TO be q member Of an exclusive
class, is the supreme height Of human felicity,
although money may, like "charity, cover
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HURRAH FOR C0DFISH!

when We see q young man dressed in the
extreme Of fashion, prOmenadin- the street.
hourishing delicate wslking-s stick. osiing the
ladies, and turning up mis- interesting pro-
boscis with an air Of sdain at n poor neigh.
bors son or daughter, when we know. too,
that his father acquired the property which
his fool of a son is making himself ridiculous
upon, by collecting grease and ashes, we are
tempted to shout in his assinine ears "Hur-
rah for Goldfish i'' o. -.- d. -- ='--t
When we see a young woman whose highest
ambition appears to be desire to eclipse her
neighboIs ia dress, and who makes it her coll
slant boast that she "never washed dish or
hemmed shirt, because she regards il as a
vulgar accomplishment, we feel a strong incli-
nation to whisper in her ear, Hurrah for
Goldfish 10 e. 80 - - -..'- ., :
When we see young man too proud to car
ry q bundle in the street, when we know his
father is wo0dsawer; or when We see. a
young miss seated in the parlor perusing a. n D.
vel, while sinai is doing the kitchen druid
gerry, we say 10 ourself, % 'Hurrah for Goldfish ~
When We hear lady protest that she s'ean-
not ride In al omnibus because il was intended
for common felix's" We cannot help exclai,n.
ing 10 ourself. 'Hurrah for Goldfish 20
When We see lady arrayed in the costliest
fabrics, treat with contempt schooluate
whose clothing Is not of so rich texture, es-
pecially when we remember that some of the
aforesaid isdy's relatives are inmates of the
poorhonse, and others Of the State prison, we
leel strong desire to thunder in her ears,
Z" Hurrah for Goldfish ga :
/ When We hear a man boasting of his anees.
try, and taking unwented pains TO display his
pretended family coat-of-arms, which be has
stolen from some old book of heraldry, we
laugh as we say to ourself, 6" Hurrah for eod-
fish ~ 90 -at -aj ~ . .
When We see an elegant carriage dashing
through the street with heraldic devices EN-.
blazoned on its trappings, with coschnan
and footman decked out in sort of livery.
cratic proprietor made his mensy by vending
purely vegetable pills, y which were nothinS
more or less than dried peas, we exclain
:" Hurrah for Goldfish pp t8F-sgEf = :" : -
{, In short, when We see people, rutsirg on
haughty airs, because it has pisased PTpyi-
dence TO endow them with a liberal .hare of
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ESp1TA,S EXCELSIOR BAND.

TTyHIS 6and Is now again fully organized, to
Il y,Iich has been added Lewis Webber's cele-
braid Cotilon Band. They now number Is per-
folhers, and comprise the best musical talent in
dis city. This Band is now ready to furnish
any number of Musicians on all occasions for
Military OF Civic Parades, Parties, Balls, Pic
Mics, Serenades, &c and they guarantee to give
thankful for past favOrs, would respectfully solicit
a continuance Of public patronage.
All orders left at Messrs. HIlbus Hitz's Music
Store will be punctually attended to- or by appli-
cation to the Leader, at No. 5ia Seventh street
east, near the Navy Yard. u
uH''- JOHN EsPUTA, r
sep E-2mz Leader.
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EHTISERE.

nR. MUNSCN respectfully calls public after
II ton 10 his new, patent and great ts~IA
ly IMPROVED method OF setting Ar
tfcial Teeth, with Continuous Gum, 8lICIH
the very PERFECTION OF THE ART. This
style Of Teeth has the following advantages over
al otheIs, viz GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
Illness, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieing
With Nature In these respects, and in some others
exceliuS. Public inspection is respectfully SOHO
lied.
Please call and see specimens.
CAUTION.-No other Dentistil the District oi
Columbia has right 70 maize this style OF teeth.
N.B-Teeth cohstitutionally healthy, plugged
aad warranted fer life. - .
Oace and house No. 255 Z street, near tie cor
ler OF PenRs. ayenre snd 18Th street
an 4-H
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO FINE NEW BRICK AND -Tw,

= anne Houses at Auction.-On TUES
DAY, October the 9th, shall sell, in front OF the
premises, at O'Clock, two new -four, story Brick
Houses, with ten good and conveniently arranged
and large cste n in the ward built OF the best ma
terial and in modern style, situated on part of Lot
NO. 2, In square No 5ie, fronting on north G, be-
tween 4th and 5th streets west, Immediately north
and fronting Judiciary square. -f :
Also, two three-storv Frame Houses, imr edi-
ately II the rear Of the above, fronting or Wash
ing ION street, containing eight good rooms each q
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, ", Is,
and "a months, the pur haser or purchasers to
give notes for the deferred payments bearing in
,erest from the day Of sale deed given and
deed of trust taken. Title indisputable.
oct I'D A GREEN Aurtioneer
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GLENwOOD CEMETERY,

(ovER THE SAVINGS BANK)
TTNHIS CEMETERY is laid out on the plan of
Il the celebrated Greenwood, OF New York and
quarter miles north Of the Capitol-North Capitol
street leading directly to the gateway.
This Company have secured charter from Con-
gress appropriaing 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 1t has become a custom In all
other cities when the burial ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, to sell ii, and throw the
dead promiscOusly into one large pit, and legal
measures cannot prevent 1t, as no titles are given
10 The ground. -.
N. B.-Otiee open from 10 to II O'Clock a. m,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By
Laws, and map Of the ground, and all other In
formation, can De obtained. f.
Al orders left with Air. James F. Harvey No
4iO Seventh street, or any other undertaken will be
promptly attended to. ie iS-Iy
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Lo! THE POOR ISDIAS.-It is stated ma. oF
me ten thousand dollars in cash paid 10 the
Indians at La POinte, hardly dollar WAS car
lied away by them-all was lost by gambling.
The Indians are apt scholars In vice but stu6-
ialy dull In learning virtue. Nothing will ex-
cite them but liquor and gambling. From
morn al night, when in camp around the
oeautlful shores of the Madeline Island. the
du!i chant and the monotonous beat of the
rude uran denoted their constant devotion TO
Tic moccasin game. The players squat in a
circle, and one with three moccasins living ON
tne ground IN the centre of the ring. dexter
ousiy places leaden balls under those mecca.
sins, one Of which balls is marked The CANA
seems TO be mere guessing by sno'hcr oi the
party as TO the moecssin under which the
maTAod bullet is placed. One beats the drsm
and all grunt out their chant, and by tb,, bour
they sat absorbed in the game The loser pays
TO the winner little sticks prepared for the p1r
pose, aId answering TO the chips ss used
by civilized biscklegs
after the payment we suppose white ganb-
iers joined lh the games and feeced tue poor
oupes out Of their money, blankets. and cloth
ins.-CfeeeLand Herald. .
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRAL ACADEMY,

Corner E aud Tsnth streets, Washingtos.
SILAs MERCHANT, A. B. ),-, .
Rev. g. W DoRRaacE, A. B. Principals.
The number of Pupils limited to Fifty.
'5NHE course OF study is thorough and compre-
l. hensivs.
Every effort viii be made to secure the greatest
mental and moral I'm provement of students
Terms, per quarter Of elsuen 1ceeks:
Engli,h branches ....................... ss so
Higher English or Latin. tin................... 10 so
Latin and Grsek, with the above. .. ~ so
Modern Languages, extra %
sep I5-iw
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10 M ReSy,, Of Paris, deposited in the
Great Exhibition at Paris, on the 22I OF Au-
gust where it was inspected by Queen Victo-
ma and Prince Albert, timepeace, made er-
nIsiy oi Gay. an the works, plates, cOgs,
and wheels are made Of aluminium; aad M
hoby believes that it is much better for these
purposes than the metals generallyemp.oyed
1t Is much lighter, docs not require 50 much
power to conduct the wheels, aud, therefore.
with heavy balance, viii obtain a better re.
suit IN regularity. 1t is very hard aud Smooth
when hammered, and the friction win be re-
dueed 10 almost nothing. -
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Bv JAS C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
ID EADY.MADE CLOTHING nd STOR r

ID I1EAUf.MADE CEUTHING and STORE
HI Fixtures at Auction.-On MONDAY eve
ming, the 10th instant, at ~ O'Clock, viii pro-
ing and Furnishing Goods at auction, contained
In the store on Pennsy ylvania avenue Sd door east
Of the National Hotel (the flag will designate the
piace) consisting Of large variety of fashionable
and well made Goats, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, Stocks, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves
Hosiery, &c.
The sale to be continued every evening until
the whole stock Is sold
Sale positive.
For sale, two large Bow Windows
-.-l.. JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
sep Is AUctioneer.
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.--- 100000 COPIES SOLD.
III LOYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK
- VIII be ready on or about the twenty fourth Of
October. Ha ! =
..-...... CONTENTS: a.
First Application Of Steam -
Life OF John Fitch-Engraving of his first Boat
Life OF Robert Fulton-EngTaving Of his first
American Boat on the Hudson River. - -
Robert + Fulton and LivingstOn's first Ohio River
Boat-CorTect Likeness-Full Particulars
Latrobe's First Boat "F o. '.--"P -a s-
First Steubenville Boat '-r .F
r lrst Explosion on the Western Waters from an
) Eye Witness. ......-'., / "
Maps of the Western Waters; Towns, Cities and
Distances laid down correctly. @ JHf
List OF Steamboat Explosions Since 1S1i names of
Killed and Wounded; Lists Of STEAMBOATS, now
afioat. ~ ,....- -
Correct views of Pttsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis and New Orleans, in 1855;
Sketch OF each place; Population, Business,
&c, &c. - ! = =
Fast Time of Boats on the Ohio and Mississippi
List Ct Steamboat Officers on the Western Waters
me New Steamboat Law--With Comments
Life Boats. -'
Disasters on the Lakes-Names of Lost. Killed
and Wounded - - : :,
The High Water in 1910, 1882, 1si7. E set
List of Plantations on the Mississippi River. as
important United States Supreme Court Steam
Three hundred pages, with one hundred en-
cravings; handsomely bound BY remitting One
above work. =. ~ - - -
Orders from the trade solicited, and agents
wanted IN every town and city to canvass for the
IA. T. LLOYD & CO. b-
80 Post Office Buildings, CINCINNATI. Ohio.
oc Lillian '..- q 1T !, = ---'-,--I
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FOR ST, LOUIS AND CAIRO.
- tG ir15;ssss5st:;;5JS sIs:5s;
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
pASSEN GERS leaving Camden Station. BaltI
more, by the Express Train, at s. .1O.p m. : or
as6lngton at 80 p. IN !, reach st. Louis At Is
past p m second day afterwards, thus making
the triP IN forty live hours through from Balti.
more, aha Iorty nve hours and three Quarters fiom
Washington, by Railroad all the way. Retnrn-
Ing the trip is made in fortysix hours, including
III Baggage viii be checked to Columbus.
there rechecked for indianapolis, and thence to
81. Louis. -.s A. Z. A., = 80
Through tickets, $3.50 to be had at the Ticket
Otice at Camden Station and at the Station at
Washington. .loo. JNO. III. DONE
sep ls-eoiOt .s. Master Of Transportation. D.
DAT HING FIXTURES, PUMPS, Marble
= Slabs a1d Basins, Water Closets, Sinks, cis-
terms, Boilers, Water Backs, Ranges, Founthins.
Hydraulic Rams, Hydrsnts, Garden En4nes,
Hoss, Lead Iron, Tin, Galvanized and Earthen
Pipe, &C., furnished complete, and on short no
tice. , T. H SIMS
30 Practical Plumber, si2 seventh Street, 80.
sep 2S-eoaw opposite Inteiligenter Once. &
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Washington, DC. .
VIE thirty fourth annual course OF Lectures win
1855, and end ON the LIST March, 1856.
5Esn!s MILLER, NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
wa. p. JoHssroa, NJ D., Professor of Obs.et
JOSHUA RILEY, M d., Professor Of Materia Med.
lea, Therapeutics and Hygiene .
JHo. FRED: MAY, M. D., Professor Of the priaci-
snirGos T T4GSs, a D., Professor Of Pathology
and practice Of medicine, and Of clinical med
LIwIs II; STEINER, NJ. D., Professor Of chemis.
J. ]. WAEEINe, Al. D., Prosector and Demon.
strator Of Anatomo = =
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., DEAN. 10
Like most similar institutions I'm Europe the
desks from which the regular lectures are given
and the words for clinical instruction are nndey
the same roof, .-'-. t'-.- =
The entire expense for fun course lectures $50 90
Matriculating fee, payable only once ....... S co
Graouating expenses. s.....................2 IS 90
Admission othe medical and surgical clinic With.
out charge.
The lectures viii be given in the afternoon and
evening, thefeoy enabling those engaged In busI-
ness during the morning hours to attend
For further Information address 7---.f
~ THOMAS MILLER, MD,
-'-'-'---- .'t Dean Of the Faculty.
n. B.-Neaical students desiring situations as
resident student In the Washington Infrnary.
(Which Is the clinical department Of the National
Medical College, are requested to make appdica-
the Washington Infrrnary, who win give any In
formation that may be desired.
Is unnecessary to state the great advantages Of
residence In a hospital for clinical instruction
Those making early application will have prece-
dence. Six are to be chosen before the lst or Oc-
tobef iy9-eotNovl
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BALLS.
GRAND FIREMENS', MILITARY, CLUB,
y. AND CIVIC BALL
- -I-. BY THE
Weston Hose COMPANY. No. I.

THE MEMBERS OF THE WESTERN
Il HOSE COMPANY, No. 1, beg leave TO in
10 rm their numerous friends and the public in
General that they viii give their SECOND GRAND
BALL at the ASSEMBLY, ROOMS on TUES
DAY EVENING, October 9th. e.
The members of the Company pledge themselves
that neither pal or expense will be spared 10
make il the Ball Of the season The object of the
Ball is to assist-t The Company In building Hose
House. .rss agrf .l.f.0 =
A handsome Speaking Trumpet will be present
ed 10 the Fire Company selling the most tickets,
Esputa's celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for he occasion. --e-t -.
Supper and Refreshments win be furnished by
an experienced caterer. B. i
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting Gentle
man and Ladies; to be had of any of the members
OF the company, or at the door on the evening of
the Ball. F.-t
Companies are requested to appear in uniform.
Committee of Arrangements. -
VIM. Riggles, R f. Booth, r. l.. Masten,
+. I; Wilson, F. Hager, ]. J.Spalding.
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OFFICIAL.

lob TREASURY DEPARTMxzr, Aug 3, 1855
Notice is hereby given to holders Of stock CT the
loan authorized by the act Of 1876, rcdcemable oa
and after the lath November, 1855, that the whole
or any part OF that stock win be purchased by this
department at any time previous 70 the Both No
venber next, for which 3 per cent. premium vii
be paid in addition to the SUMS expressed In the
certificates. -a b. -7R .-
And to the holders OF the stocks OF the other
loans Of the United States, that purchases Of tie
same to the amount Of 81 $40 GOO win also be made
during the same period at the following rates:
For stock Of the loan Of 1912, premium Of 20
per cent; for stock Of the loans of 1s47 and ls4s
premium Of Is per cent; and for stock issued IN.
der the act Of 1850, commonly called TeIas-in-
demnity stock, premium OF per cent.
Interest viii also be allowed, at the rate snpu
lated In the certificates from the LIST July last to
the day Of settlement here, with one day IN ad6i-
ton, to enable the Treasurer's draft to reach tae
party. .a--l-A c4e--la" .. E-ac- 70 +
Certificates transmitted to this department Nh.
der the present notice should be duly assignee to
the United States by the party entitled to Fsssi
the purchase money. ri -rsf.fs -r t-
Payment for these stocks VIII be naa6e by drafts
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New Yerh
or Philadelphia, the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct. -- 80 -,
i an 4--dtNovao Secretary Of the Treasury
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Beayer Island, Lake Michigan is said
70 contain 800 MOrmons,- mostly females. Six
years ago there were but thirty. The women
wear, the BIOomer costume, and many of them
arc said to be we'll educated. A large number
are from the factory Districts Of England.
Some come with much money. They are abb
sconded wives, daughters, DC. Strang the
chief Of the tribe, IS Philadelphia lawyer,
whose lawful vito resides IN Wisconsin. He
q member Of the Michigan legislature,
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8 AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIonleser.

D} n. UhEEN, Auctioneer.
VALOAHLE BUILDING LOT ON MA.
~ siryiand avenue at atAuetisu.--On MONDAY
the sth instan, shall sell, at O'Clock p. m, In
iront OF the part lot No. 8, in square 1885, having
hoh, OF 81 feet inches on the north side ef ary-
summing 20 feet = % = y ~
- ne above described property is handsomely
!oca.ea nmediatcly in the vicinity OF the Smith
Iefrns; One third ca h; balance in one and
Two years, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
iefred payments, bearing Interest from the day Of
IN sale. Z aJ g. .-rSTHst l1 slhl - r'4F \
An conveyancing at cost Of purchaser. . b.
A. GREEN,
oc ID $3.50 Auctioneer
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GEORGETOWNCLASS AL AND MATH-
EMATICAL ACADEMY. a.

'INHE Undersigned having rented the building in
- which the late VIM. r. Abbott, Esq SO long
and so favOrably conducted his Academy, and
having thus secured more ample accommodations
Will receive an additional number OF pupils
Early applications are particularly requested. as
II Is important that all the scholars should be pres
ent at the form ltion Of the classes
The exercises will be resumed on Monday, Sep
tember Sd. y. A. BOWEN, Principal,
au27 No. 81 West St, Georgetown
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THANKSGIVING DAYs--GoV Bragg. ofNortb
Carolina, has recommended Thursday. the 95th
OF October % as a day Of solem and nnhI;c
thanksgiving to Almighty God for mast hes.
sngs, and OF supplication for mis- continual
kindness :; and care over US as State and as a
r.t;n tne Governor OF Iowa has issued his procla-
TO be observed as day of thanksTiying and
praise. r El-T~' anu
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FIRST WARD LIvy;HssS AND sALE STA

N,tn, :, .he public Of Washington that
Jssession, by purchase, n .
OF me aooyfp yfpartment, Qately occupied
sne "a5hwartz,) / wish to inform NIX
w Aaat Il viii be entirely conducted by myself,
saephat all orders left upon the premises win De
Hsnded to punctually with elegant Carriages End
careful drivers. The Riciag School win be DON
duSted by professional equestrian and perfectly
d,cile hOnes; having stated hours for lady eques
uians, In private or public, as they may prefer.
at Livery In his establishment.
Persons requiring open barouches or family sar-
rages, can be satisfactorily accommodated, a5
wen as those desiring hiding horses for gentle xea
or ladies. E.. =.
FRIEDERECK LAKEMEYER,s o.,
~ 2l-3m Agent. 3
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FIsCHER,s BRASS AND STRING BAND,
sE ssy oely IeaI sSy rmfr p Of which NAV be- 6ed by
applying to the undersigned Charges moderate,
ana satisfaction xafanted on all occasions
: p. FISCHER, Leader,
Residence, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,
next d Dor westSf Iron Hall sep lS-2m*
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NIGHT School.

A GENTLEMAN, who has had experience In
if desirs d, win take ciass In nnes.ns a.- en.
For further Information, apply to JENNINGS
PIGOTT, Esq, Washington Library, 11th or
to Mr.. ADAMSON, at his Periodical Store 9Th
street. near the City Post Once.
Aim
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I<UGRY ACADEMY

Foxrtsssth street, opposite FrankIin Square. =
THE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
IL on the second Monday in September. Mum
Der ( pupils limited.
Circulars of the Academy can be obtained at the
residence Of the Principal, on between 18th and
18th streets g. F. MORRISON.