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U,ONTTNE FIRE INSURANCE COMPuT

i OF THE CITY OF NEw-YORK--Ofice No. g W,ls
Branch Office Ne l Avenue D.-fhs Company organstca
der the General Insurance Law OF 1888 with ash Capa<
$40 eco offers 70 Insure DNELLING-HOUSES, wa
CHANDiSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and OTH1
PROPERTY against damage BY ire, terms fsv
BILE as those any similar institution All Losses promptlyA
iusted and paid DIRECTORS.
Jsmes Prison SAMUEL Jessup, Jeremiah q. Las1.
Cromwell T. White, T. II. Kimbsrk, George Read,
Wu T. Duryea John ;. Reynolds, George c. Lugu,r
James r. Quick Andrew j. Case, Thomas Haylsn@
Daniel b. Taylor, David ;. Holmes, j. Wade wilson,
r. ". Geissenhsiner, jr.
j. Wmsoy FREEBoRs Sec'y JAMES PiRSsON, frest
u'HE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY Ia
been organized with capital Of -Four Hundred hoess'
Dolsr,. 800 Oo0D A. EDWARDS, President JAMES NN
BEUREN Secretary, with Board OF Directors sr1euHn
n,ny Of our commercial business men.
The Company have taken the rooms recently Vscsedu
cnnrier md Enonirer No. 7e waikiki
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Nrw.YoRK. jan

The Trustees Of this Compsts have this day eeclYa
forrnsy with their Charter dividend Of FOOk AND <T
QUARTERS PsR CENT on their Capital STOCK. 7>J11E 4
derEa 70 the Stockholders, in cash and scrip -
And also further dividend Of TWENTY FER CEST =.
abe 10 scrip TO the assured, Policies issued BY a. -
psny which have terminated within the hscA yea sa<s IL
December last
The Charter Of this Company provides that sher psyzs
terst 10 the shareholders al the OF SEVEN PERf
PER ANNUM, the remaining profits are 70 be annual,
sided between the Policy holders in scrip bearing hR-v
which scr be paid od until the net prC6ts A--,
with the Cap!t. Stock, shall exceed ONE MILLION on
DOLLARS.
al over the United States through respectable houses IN ~
city. hObEhI D HUME, Rro<l1sn.
Duncan r. CURRY Secretary.
kew.YoIk March l, 1855
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IT S MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

>. MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANI~ -
~ HAVANA and NEW -ORLEANS.--Or ThUkss'<
Aug 2 at 2P. 81, from pier foot Of Wsren-st. ~
welsnown and fsyori;e Steamship GRANADA, o. -
Griffin, will sail . shove. ~
Passage be secured a. the Coupany's Office "A
freight 10 EewOrleans 80 cents per cubic foo,-se's
MONDAY Iuy 30. - "a
shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of sfA@
6rm signed by the Company, application o. Their o1<
,ther forms signed aaf bills Of lsding viii be 500
she hour Of sailing. ~~r
For freight or passage sppy a, the ofcs Of de
No IN Wesr-st. corner Of Warren. NJ. q. hODt---<
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miscellaneous

HARRISON MARKING and COTlW
DEALERS INK IL for marking eoNes, bales csHn
hsgs II forms instant dye In the hher tne 80
mmed tsed n water From IT'S Intense bis a1cs
and atey defined outlines It has been distinguished IN
erpoo b, an American among the many diiie ent msbn
American cotton there. Cot Planters we'll Csua
Derers should il preserve their ma ks smoog hs ns
the great depots II IL sale by the barrel OF @
rel by {. SHEPARD& Co. No l5z fu'trr
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9otels.
Boar6 ann Rooms.

DOARDING-At Nos As and AZ Fast Broad
ID way Gentlemen and their Wives and single Gentle
men. Aso Dag Boarders
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il ces Nos. WaIst and SS5 Greenwich.st Cash Castk
500 Gee with surplus lnsures Buildings Merchandise ~
nfure Vessels port and their Cargoes and other Pop~
against Loss or Damage by Fire. MASON rhOMfSoN Pa
MARIN L. CRoWELL. SecretarH
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DFnnCFn PRICES 700 Doe BAGGAGl

DEDDCED PRICES !-iVV ive On" 80
Ia FRFFtl-Four hours from Ocssn ~ Ocs11 ~ H.
Rsrosd-No Exposure Tropical sun AMI Rams no
10 The Med esound Shoa. and Rspios; no River sevs
Psn.p,s Raiirosd- The United setss NAL Steaashp *
PAW vii dispatch for AspIn~all % MONDAY. Ass "
River the well known and tsyonte steamship G2ORGn IL
2ISoo tuns buIdtn.
Passenger AMI Mails vii be forwarded ~ Pa1ams Ae5;s
and connect AZ Panama with the Pacific MAJ STEAMSHIP ~
pauy'. ns2I ihcsnt steamship JOHN l.. STEPHFt5s ~
uns burden, Wln LaPpdge. ESQ, Communion which 70
IN readiness and leave amedsfey f1f San Francisco. -
The public informed thar the 81 s. s. 10. s~sy -
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying AZ Psnsms ~
for sea, b avoid any possible detention Of Pss-eDser
the Companies, No. III Wests corner Warren 81, =
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fcuscs au0 5arms munIeo.

VVANTED-A WE HOUSE,
w with modern impTo vemeuts ia East Bfosiwsy
above Pike and below Gouve 20 be occupied mmed
atev bv A small IA mlv Address Box No 62i Post Office
VNANTED-A small FURNISHED HOUSE in
w the upper part of the City Apply to ANTHONY J.
BLEECkER1 Co., No. brosd-st.
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professional Notifies.

nRS. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No. 30
~ Bond-si.. invite wishing ARTIFICIAL TEETH
to call and their mode Of inserting Teeth OF Pls
nA Plate surprising the old style IN strength and bssniy
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES-For improv-
y sE Vision AID Seeing and distant objects through
pa Professor FRA SkS sole Patentee and Maker
.PsIkrow. New.fork. Once hours from A. NJ to p NJ
NERGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
az No. go sixth-av.-Profesor NERGNES discovered
thres method m extracting metallic substances
the human system sech Mercury Lead Silver Arsenic
ctr. by means Of ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS. and also
al diseases geneeted By the via: Dyspeps, Rheu
tpssrn pfs chroEc Paralysis. fsner's Cole,
This theory hss created much sensation tos 10 this
ty and in ope and has in al accomplished what IL
rlSis Not bens able has
daily from the afflicted Professor yERGNES has made
rsne. mept with Dr. HINhlNsON, who viii hereafter Be In
ttepdspce for purpose assisting and giving medical advice
Rbe theory vii b. fully explained and cershestes gwen,
10 ali persons who desire 70 esbsh similar Baths
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nor CALIFORNIA-PASsAGE sNk.

f1'Oh " n II II " IL Az A. 1hN7AACtf
i GREAT REDUCTION Of FAREs-New fot ~ y - ~.
fornia Steamship Line via Hcsrsgus Accessory Iess - =
paoy Of Nicaragua pIOpnesors-througk N sfysEee y S
10 miles shorter than any other route svatnt .n 49,
Panama fever and miles Of dangerous bo az - $500
Bay. Rates Of Fac through 70 San Francisco Ho'as
trossinE. s,-s ~
sirs' CAtin..................,...."
Second CABIN. --.....-.....sss.''.'''''''''
The splendid doube-engne ste.mshp DANlf,b q = ~
300 tuns burden Capt Turner, win leave per pyy A 4
River 3 O'Clock P. NJ precisely for PUFrA -. sfTf1l
MONDAY Augus, g. connecting with the seanry -.
EEVEuA 200 tuus burden, the NicaSsgas - -
having but Twelve miles Of and trsuspor'aion BY ns -
,ases For information or passage ct ths reduced ~
NV 70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. bo~1s.see m
Letter bags made up ct the office. stanpsi st'ef' I''
cents each.
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OFFICE Of the REPUBLIC FIRE NST7p-

OFFICE of the REPUBLIC FIRE NSTP-
~ ANCE COMPANY, No u Waist
CASH CAPITAL. s1Jo 0eO, WITH LAK0E sURPLus
TRUSTEES.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL, JOSIAH OAKEs va
DANIEL 3. FEARING JOSEPH GAlLLARD, L.
WILLIAM H. RUSSELL. JAMES ~ WATERBURY
AUGUSTUS C. DOWNING, GEORGE CURTIS
GAZAWAY r. LAMAR GEORGE T. ADER
WN RyTLFR DUNCAN JOHN J. ASrOR r.
" H. NOLPE. FREDK A. DfLAN0
ISAAC TOW NSEND, JAMES {. BELL.
JANIS WARRsN, DANIEL DRAKE SHiTR
ARTHUR LEARY FREDERICK q. FOSTR
MORTIMER ". HAMILTON, PELEG HALL,
DENYING DUER, ROBERT ;. HONE,
JOHN STEWARD. Jr., SAMUEL v. HOFFNly
ROBERT b. MiNTJRN, GEORGE w. RIGGS
REUBEN WlTHERS. J. 2. GlRAlD FOSTER
EDWARD 4. CENTER, JOHN A. C. GRAY.
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A. NJ MEswS, Auetiore-s
DY RANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-TIade-Sale

DY BANGS, BROTHER q Co.-IIade-Sale
ID Rooms No Is Park-row.
TUESDAY, Sept ( and following day. 5000
HfGILAR NEW-TORK ThADr SALE or bOOhS,
STATIONERY. STEREOTYPE PLATES, PAPERS, bDoh-
NDERs' MATERIALS, &C. under the direction OF ne
Stsndirg Committee of the Trade. - 49,.
The csaogse for this sale Is in progress and VIII
an extensive and attractive sse the whole be sod wlou
reserve ad without restriction TO the sze OF me lots
TUESDAY, Scot. IS aEd following days
TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
Under the direction Of the NewYoTk Book Publishers Aoci
pieces Of The several invoices havDS bsen drawn Tor
hand, and The catalogue press Ii embraces liberal conF
bn which are 10 be sold whoo TO prices IN net
L.. r. N I'd quantities.
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JosEPH HEGENES, Aucroneer.
VNHIS DAY, "wednesday Aug. l, at o'clock


VNHIS DAY, "wednesday Aug. l, at o'clock
j p ~ Of No Cliptonst, Brooklyn, small quantity Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THURSDAY August 2 az 10 o'clock A. NJ al the Central
Sales Rooms Wionshby Of Pearl st. brooklyn the
balsnce Of the STOCK ola RETAIL HOUSE fURNIS No
STORE comprising Baskets Tubs Pals Sleeves Toy Wagons.
Cradles JapsIned Cake and Cash 8oXe' Chamber Pals Brushes
of all kinds Combs Pomonnses and other Fancy Goods With
great vsrey o. Wooden aud Tin Utensils Also variety OF
Househod Furniture comprising Piano, Stool sud Cover
Beissads Bureaus Chairs, Csrpes Looking 5asses s9as
Tables Beds &c, &c AZ I. NJ large Iron
Kettle barrels escb large Wood TANK lined with zinc WITH
coyers 10 feet opg feet uches vide feet hight The
above can be any before the sale at the northwest
corner Of Jouu sud Gold-sia, Brooklyn.
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pninIs. Oils. @Iass, or.

4 MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
N FACTORY WILLIAMsBBRGH, L. Are now pre-
pared 70 execute orders for ROUGH PLATE GLASS sgisbe
1r FLOORS sKY-LIGHTS, EAgLT aud DECK LIGHTS
Prompt attention will be given orders leA 81 their coe
W. - - j. n. PLATT. No. y Munays-
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Owner og rHE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AID
~ ,-----.---.. L.r.... u a.. IN cn.n.A

4 Alton RAILROAD CoMPANY.-rhe Interest on
be MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company falling due on me
1T Of Arst viii be paid on and After that day present n
OF the proper coupons Office OF the Company No Is WI
E.n.st c. MURDOCH, Treasurer.
Nep-York July ., 1854
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EUGENE 3. FRASELIs, Asctioneer 49,
DY FRANKLIN n NICHOLS-IHlS DAY
ID "wednesday lOt O'Clock, az No 10 Nas.su between
Fult,n and an sssortmeu Of HOUSEHOLD
FRNiTURE large invoice Of Siverplaed Ware and a.
o'clocl IN front fstore. HORSE, WAGON and HARNESS
TuSIs MoERELL. Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE.-THIS MORNING at lO1
T. o'clock Al No 81 Nassau st. by Catalogue, ready to
examine containing excellent Of Furniture, Oh Painting
Mirror CsrIetings, sLyerware &c rerms-A sums over
400 90 DAYS Satisfaction on all sides is assured.
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CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH RAILROA

Arctic FIRG INSURANCE COMPANY No 10 Waist
nVIDEND.-The Directors of this Company
~ have THIS DAY declared Sani-AnnuAl Dividend Of
Der the Capital Stock payable and after the 10th inst
The Transfer Books closed until that date New York. July
n, 1855 RICHARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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5nsIrufflcn.


WI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES-Mme CHEfARAl
r,spectuy informs the and guardians Of her pup
and Iubc generally that the above ituton will be
opened on THURSDAY, the 18th of September, 1855.
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III ehle terus several PLOTS OF GROUND heaodfaly
su.fed AZ Illrsbehtowr aud Essbshpo the Central
RsIrosd Of NewJefsey The above Plots admirably sa.
sied for immediate improvement Said properly vii Be sold
10 Loo or by The Acre For torms he, apply to BAKER
WEEKS Apctioneers, No. Finest
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go. Hon. L. Halbert, of Kentucky, is a,
Wizards Hotel.
...-The President Of the United States met
with a most cordial greeting on the Dist ms,
on the occasion of his visit to the White Sui,
rhuT VA Springs. Ex-Presideut Tyler IN ade
Z speech on behalf of the visiters, which was
eiOqueEtly responded to by President Pierce.
a LIBERAL and patriotic spi.it was evirced
Throughout. the proceedings. A cordial re-
ception has also been extended to Mrs Pierce
by the ladies' at the Springs.
go. Mr.. James c. Thompson, proprietor Of
the extensive machine works on QUAY street
4 bany, has received an cff,r to assume the
ctlof er siIeership Of the Russian navy. and is
l." ;a&AihS the necessary arrangements with
TIC Russian minister. The offer ia made for
three yeas at salary Of Sc 900 per annum.
WITH house rent free, and has been made in
Consequence OF the resignation oc Mr.. Cham
Gels, Scotchman, who has held that position
!cr tie past eighteen years.
80, MaIy Williams and her American. horn
child, cent back to Liverpool by the Boston
authorities as paupers, has been brought bacs
Igtin.
....A man at Cleaves, Ohio, was lately
sung ~ locust. The effects are similar 70
toe produced by the bite Of mad dog: the
Ian has FITS so violent that it takes five or al
:. 2" to hold him in bed, and he has bitten hi.
l.. sCc into string
go. "A correspondent Of the Troy Budget
v:iti5g from Albany, says that Mr.. TAFT, OF
CAa1leeton, ). c., who lost his arm on the
Western Railroad, a few days since. claim.
100000 damages. There are, VIC presume,
very few persons who would even consent Ia
lose an arm for that amount of money.
.... Luis Ii. L. d'Aguiar, ESQ, arrived in
the Union the other day from Rio do Japeiro
as Committeeman Of Brazil, to reside in New
Iorz 1t Will be recOllected that Mr.. d. Aguiar
ably flied the same office several wears apo.
since which time he has been Consul AZ Mont.
video.
....Bcchsa, the veteran musician. who is
low at Saa Francisco, is in critical state OF
health, with disease Of the lungs, which is ex.
pestsd to terminate fatally.
IN lie. Rachel has presented to Capt
kye, Of the Pacific, splendid breast pin, set in
dianOnds and garnets, as a testimonial Of heI
esteem. II is said TO have been a present u
her from the Emperor Louis Napoleon. Mr..
Gas. ii Marshall has received from Mile.
Rachel, by the hands of Capt Nye, five hun
drei francs (Sl00J as a donation to the Home
for Destitute Children of Seamen.
1.-The widow Of the late Judge Story died
In Boston last week
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UrAH.-Dates from Great Salt Lake. 70 the
LIST Of July, represent that the third crop Of
grain has been destroyed, and the prospect Of
famine was still imminent; while another ac.
count states that the injuries to the crops by
grasshOppers have not been SO serious as was
Appreciated, and that the Mormons are not
likely to be starved out.
Hon. l. Shaver, one of the judges of the
Territory, was found dead in his bed on the
Z''n @. June, and was buried with great cere-
Mv!y.
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NOTICE.

HAVING understood that an individ- al has
been representing himself as Agent for
"H0RNER'S MIXTURE and disposing Of
an article purpOrting to be the same we take this
method Of informing the public we have no trav-
cling Agent whatever for the sale Of our Mixture
and that il can only be procured Of the Druggists
OF Washington, and OF ourselves, and those who
purchase from any other source will be impoeed
upon by spurious article, the effects Of which
We viii not be responsible for.
HORNER 4 GARY
The Mixture is for sale by the following gents:
ii. A. MUELLER, Pa avenue, between AZ
and 9th SITS, south side. No 81.
D. BOSWELL, corner Maryland avenue and IN
81 and y ard T. 81 south.
KiDWELL & LAURENCE, corner 1ith street
and Pa. avenue
b; MOORE, Pa. avenue, opposite the Seven
Buildings.
AID eth street.
w. II. GILMAN, corner Pa avenue and M
street
T. c. MCINTYRE, No 80, corner Of 9TH and 1
streets.
rs. WALSH, Navy Yard, Washington.
l.. kIDWELL., Georgetown, ID. G.
HENRY COOK a. CO, Alexandra, Va
FOUNTAIN CO, 81 King strest, Aleran-
dria, Va.
~: HUNT, Frederick, Nd.
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NEW CRY PAPERs.-A new American
paper, to be called the " National Democrat. u
IS soon TO be commenced in this city. 1t is 70
De published daily and weekly, and owned and
controlled by joint stock company.
Aweekly paper, called the American Sen.
tnsl, has also recently been started. It is
published by Col. John Cox, and is intended
for campaign paper.-Bait. Ame,eas.
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.

IHE undersigned have entered into a firm FOR
me purpose cf attending to all criminal and
oiner business which may be entrusted to them
states will be promptly attended to. One of said
urn VIII De found at all times at John ID Clark's
united stetes Police Once, No. SGT Twelfth a.
WILLIAM III. FANNING.
JOHN ii. STEWART
J. NORWOOD,
SOLOMON GODDARD.
au 27-lw fOruanl
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BROOKEvlLLE ACADEMY.

rr,r,p MeHfgomeYy CO., Md
VIE all Session Of this Institution will com.
mence on Monday, September Cd.
.. I,logues, containing full information relative
% tne school, may be obtained by addressing the
fnciPsi, az biookeville, Nd, or from Chas. X.
.r,, d.. Z. b. PRETrYMAT, A. M,
saS'-sw Prinoi pal.
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QOBBIN AROUND.

ROBBIN AROUND,
- GRAVE OF UNCLE TRUE.
HAZEL DELL
4 Dream OF Home, Hard Times, Good News Do
They Miss Me at Home You win Mis- We IT,
iome OF Ny Childhood, Dearly Do Love Tkee
ew pays; jordan, and host OF other new and
aSoPoiaf pieces lust received at 800 Psnnsylyanin
an s1' Aeai iotn 81. JOHN r. ELLIS.
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PLANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

MIR. wM. HENRY PALMER begs 10 inform
WI his friends and pupils that he is now pre-
pared TO resume his professional duties. He IL
permitted TO refer as heretofore 20 Eessrs Riggs
& Co, and any communication left for him at bis
residence at Mrs. Smiths, No. z53 F street, will
have immediate attention. au 24-lw
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DOOx BINDERS PASTE BRUSHES ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nj d U n AIN HOU SIX,
CAPON SPRINGS

TFNHE undersigned having been solicited by
l. many southern friends TO extend the present
trason, have determined to keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the
ICth day Of October.
The three tournaments FOR the season will take
place on the 18th Of August, the 18th and 10th Of
September.
The fare win BE- reduced IS per month and 81
per week, after the LIST Of September
au "a BLAKEMORE 4 INGRAM
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to the West coast early, acquired all his vast
property by speculation since the commence
ment of the Mexican war. He was about
thirty-six years of age.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, the 18th August,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the hooks of tha Denartmeot-
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1 Ii STRANGERS

IA visiting tie City should see Hunters Gaia
logue Of the curiosities Of the Patent once Al
20, bis Description Of Powell's Great Pictures.
HUNTER Is Go be seen az 400 Tenth street.
NAV 31-3ms
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PLEASANT RESORT.
PRIN GAR Id r n g.

FORMERLY FAVIER'S GARDEND
On NJ Sfreef, 6erceea SeUeafeenfh 4 EtgktssNfk,
OPENED every day in the week, and on sun
" day. No spurious liquors allowed. but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, will be for sale.
websr's Brass Band will perform every Mon
day and THURSDAY evening, beginning at about
O'Clock. Ambulance free au l6-3m
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For particulars see bills in principal hotels.
At EORGETOwN on TUESDAY, August
18th, and ALEXANDRIA on WEDNESDAY,
August 10Th. au ls-dtSep
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

Forrtesnth street, tceSi Of Franklin Sqsars.
TTNHE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
Il on the second Monday in September. Mum
Ter Il pupils limited.
Circulars of the Academy can be obtained at the
residence OF the Principal, on between 18th and
18th streets. e. r. MORRISON.
WARRINGTON LADIES' DEPOSITORY.
FINHE Managers OF this Institution give notice
l. that the store on Fourteenth street VIII be
open for the Transaction OF business on MONDAY,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next, from n a
IN. TO O'Clock D m, and all persons Indebted
are requested 20 make immediate pa smsnt in order
that the sums due to depositors may be paid with
out furtL r delay. s. p. CHILDS,
Az 25--2; Secretary.
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY.

THE exerc ses Of this Institution will be re-
Il sumed on Monday, September Sd
II. ]. DENECKERE, 81,
au 25-Iw President
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND MATE

EORGETOWNCLaSS AND MATH.
EMATICAL ACADEMY
VNHE Undersigned having rented the building In
L which the late VIM r. Abbott, Esq so long
and so favOrably conducted his Academy ana
having thus secured more ample accommodations
Early applications are particularly reopested. a.
II Is important that all the scholars should be pres
ent at the formation Of the classes r
Inc exercises will be resumed on Monday. Sep-
TEMPER ID. z: A. BOWEN, Principal,
au "a No. "a West St, Georgetown
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nLD THEOLOGY.-The Undersign~d has
" laid aside from his stock, TO be sat 10 auc-
ton al the proper season, a Is re collection Of
Books, Old editions in some cases, In Others du-
In the meantime may be bought st Auction prices
az his store.
MANY valuable works on Divinity are 70 be found
among them. Also, History, Medic.;.e and Sur
gerry, General Science; move Q and miscellaneous
Literature; also few rench Books.
au Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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t'ok SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR SEC
Il ond handed octayex pianoforte ,.ill Ia IA
very low by applying to
Mrs II. GLITCH. n
az at-eoNs
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MUSICAL CLASS.

HAVING bscn repeatedly urged bv many fam
L. iies TO establish class classes for instruc
ton m the Piano o:.o, to place il within
the means Of every parent TO cultivate a musical
taste in his fsmily, and being DESTROYS OF meeting
the wishes Of he community es far as lies in nv
such classes, provided sufficient inducements
offer, and in such ca =, my object being 10 give a
thorough musical found ition 10 nv younger pu-
al the low rate OF 3 per quarter, Of 20 lessons
Persons therefore DESTROYS OF availing themselves
Of these classes will please apply TO me, by note
or Otherwise, at Mrs. Smiths, No. - street.
au 25-H w HENRY PALMER
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA7

SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAT.
ICAL ACADEMY.
ITNHE duties Of my Academy will be resumed
Il on Monday, Sd September. The number Of
pupils being limited to 25, my former patrons,
who wish their sons or wards continued wi b me
another session, are requested to inform me bv the
LIST OF September In order that the places left va.
can't may be filed by others who have already an.
piled or may yet apply.
Terms, Sl2 50 per quarter Of III weeks
T. w. SIMPSON, PRINCIPAL
au 27-3t* No. 16l West ST, Georgetown
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POTOMAC PAVILION.

POTOMAC PAVILION,
IENHE Proprietor respectfully informs the public
l. that the Pavilion will be kept open dur
ing the running of the Potomac steamers. ~
There are many families here who intend .E.A
foreman throughout September, and he hopes that
others may unite TO enjoy the fine bath and good
fishing. w. w. DIX
PINRY POINT, Aug. 25, 1855. auo7