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NOTICE.

HAVING understood that an individual has
II been representing himself as Agent for
"HORNER'S MIXTURE" and disposing Of
an article purporting to be the same, take this
method OF informing the public we have no tray-
cling Agent whatever for the sale Of our Mixture
and that it can only be procured Of the Druggists
Of Washington, and Of ourselves, and those who
purchase from any other source will be imposed
upon by a spurious article the effects Of which
we win not be responsible for.
HORNER GARY.
The Mixture is for sale by the following agents:
II. A. MUELLER, Pa avenue, between AZ
and 9th SITS. south side, No. 81
U. BOSWELL, corner Marylandavenue and 2. \
St, and n and T. st south.
KIDWELL & LAURENCE, corner 14th street
and Pa avenue.
J;B; MOORE, Pa avenue, opposite the Seven
CHARLES sToTT & CO, corner Pa. ave-,
and 9TH street.
w. H. GILMAN, corner Pa avenue and 4X
street.
T. c. MCINTYRE, No 80, corner of 9TH and
streets.
F. s. WALSH, Navy Yard, Washington.
J l.. KIDWELL, Georgetown, ID. G.
HENRY COOK CO, Alexandra, Va.
FOUNTAIN CO., So King street, Alexan-
dria, Va.
u: HUNT, Frederick, Nd.
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PERSONAL.

80. h. De Osma, Peruvian Minister TO the
United States, and Hon. T. s. Bocock and
wife, Of Virginia, are at Browns hotel
go. The Hon. Albert Constable, Judge Of
the judicial district Of MARYLAND, com posed q,
the counties Of Baltimore, Hartford, and Cecil,
died 81 Camden, New Jersey, on Wednesday
afternoon. The Baltimore Sun, in announcing
tbs sad event, says:
There have thus within the past two years
fallen In our midst three judges of courts in
this city, the others being Judge John Glenn,
Of the United States Court, and J Judge William
Frick, Of the Superior Court Ia addition.
the venerable John Purviance, ex-Judge Of
Baltimore County Court, who occupied a seat
thereon in connection with the late Judge
Frick under the old constitution, has also died
within that period"
....M Mrs.. Psndleton of this city, is among
the passengers from Europe by the Pacific
steamer.
.... Mile Rachel Felix, the great French
tfsgedienne, arrived in New York, by the Pa
CHE, on Wednesday morning, and was re-
eelved with extravaganza ceremonies by the
people Of Gotham.
80. A little girl fell into a well at Lansing.
burg, n. Y, day or two since. A man who
wa standing by was implored by the mother
SAiANJ Jul Ttluseu on Inc plea
that 1t would spoil has cl0ttss The girl was
saved through the heroism Of a little bare
footed school boy.
AN English paper states that Captain
John u. Forster, R. N, died recently, at Cham
berweil, England, % from excessive use of ar
dent spirits, as the eOroner's jury declared :;
the deeeaseds allowance, daily, having been
ak quarts OF porter and quart Of gin, brandy,
and rum, besides sherry and table beer. Can't
Forster's valet depOsed that he left az his he'd
aide every night a bottle Of gin. a bottle of
rum, bottle of brandy, bottle of sherry.
and a bottle Of porter.
go. The ship Chesca, cleared from Boston
for Calcutta, takes out missionaries Rev. Z.
D. Stephenson (wife and child) of Hudson.
Ohio; Rev. Robert A. Hill and wife, of Pa.
srson, New Jersey.
1.-THE Governor Of Massachusetts has re-
fused the request Of military company COM
posed OF colored persons, for the loan Ct
state Arms: letter from Governor Gard
ner 70 Robert Morris, Eco, LIST Lieptsp.
AMI, contained the opinion Of Attorney Cen
sral Clinord In the matter, which vss in az.
cordance with the refusal Of his Excellency.
....According to the latest European intel
Hgenes immense preparations were being made
for the reception Of Queen Victoria in Francs
Hon. W. ii Seward has accepted thu
invitation to deliver the Grafton at Plymouth
on the next anniversary Of the landing Of the
Pilgrim
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

THIS Institution, formerly under the care Of
Il the late Rev. J. w. Winans, Principal, and
8: Merchant, Assistant, will be conducted here
after by
s. MERCHANT, ABB
Rev. g. w. DORRANCE, A B., rNhc -
The fall term will commence on the FIRST Mon
day Of September.
The course Of instruction will be thorough,
sound and practical.
For terms and particulars reference is made to
circulars, which may be obtained at the principal
Booktores and at the Academy
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SINGING AND FLUTE LESSONS.

MIR. WILLIAM PALMER, Professor Of Sing
WI ing, &c, having been induced to accompany
his nephew (Mr Henry Palmer, the eminent pi-
anist,) on his return to this country and to take
up his residence in this city, will be happy to re-
ceive pupils for instruction either In Singing or
in the art Of Flute playing, having been associ-
ated with the best Professors in Europe, studied
under Crevelu, the great vocal master In London
and under c. Nicholson, the renowned fu.ist
For terms, &c, apply to him, by note or other
wise, at his residence at Mrs. Smiths, No. 233
street. A-tf
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Nj u u n TAIN HOU Sc,
CAPON SPRINGSr

THE undersigned having been solicited by
Il many southern friends to extend the present
season, have determined to keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the
10th day Of October.
The three tournaments for the season will tai
place on the 18th Of August, the 18th and 18th of
September.
The fare viii be reduced IS per month and 90
per week, after the LIST of September.
au a. BLAKEMORE Il INGRAM
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CAPoS sFENGs.-At this popular place of
resort thero are now about five Numbered visit.
sr'; and the proprietOrs, in order to accommo.
date their Southern friends, have determined
70 keep the Mountain House open until the
10th Of October, as will be seen by reference
TO our advertising columns. The three tour
namsnta will take place ON the 18th of August,
and the 18th ard 18th of September.
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1 HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT

HAVE On CONSIGNMENT
y A fine collection Of the Classics, IA vols. oct .
Eng. I'd. Asiatic Magazine trom 1916 to a., com,
plete, ~ vols Johnson's Poets, 66 vol full bound
calf Clarke's Travels, quarto vols, best ed
British Critic, "a vols, best ed Spectator, vols,
oct. mountain Barometers.
am putting to press a new edition Of nv Gaia
logue. Those interested please take notice This
Is the best medium for advertising that know of.
am publishing supplement to Moore's Guide
to Inventors, which makes il complete. Guide
to all the Patents in the Patent b flee Building
with history Of some Of the Patents which viii
be useful to buyers and seller. l charge Is cents
for name and description-see Circular have a
volume Of engravings Of all the patents issued in
1854, to accompany the report free Price "a so.
A gentleman Of the first responsibility has inst
gone to Europe, and will attend to any bns,nsss
that may be forwarded to him, particularly in re-
lation to Patents. The volume have published
OF 1854 will be in one volume, Complete AIso
Maps on rollers Of the city Of Washington IT.
Wings Life Of Washington Catalogue Of pat
s s one set Of Patent Office Reports, complete;
have many odd volumes that Were sca,,ered
al Green q Scott's, which will either buv or sell
to make the works complete.
ALFRED HUNTER.
Vestibule Of the Patent Office Building
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TENNESSEE Wheat in Iaroa on.,.;,:

TENNESSEE WHEAT, in large quantities, il
being sent to New York. The Herald ssys
:" At Murfreesboro', whore some thoussnd,
OF bushels OF wheat are in store ready for
transportation, it is represented as being
worth elgaty cents Per bushel, and the cost Of
Dnnglng ~ 70 TINS city is fifty cents. Wheat
cents bqshel, by which it would annear Il. A.
the New York merchant pockets q proat of
eignty cents on every bushel Of Tennessee
wheat which IL sold in this market. Comnsti.
ton is needed somewhere" ~'A'p'~'
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MADAME RS ARRIyALf

MADAME r. respectfully informs the public
lSl In general, that she will give information IN
all the Affairs relating 10 Life, Health, Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Lawsuits, Dincul-
ties In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and
Death, and In respect 70 all other subjects She N
also able to tel the Ages Of Persons by reading
numbers All those who wish TO consult Madame
X. will please call soon as she will remain in the
city but a short time. She can be consulted az all
hours Of the day. Her name is on the door-No
S7 18th street, three doors from Pa avenue and n
street: Ladies Is cents: and Gentlemen the same.
au Csc
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NV bOOhS AT TAYLOR Il MAURY'S.
L Sydney Smiths Memoirs, 2 vols. 81
- The History Of Woman and her connexion with
nHenglon, civilization, and Domestic Manners,
ttoa me earliest period, by 8. w. Fullom, as-
tnor OF the Marvel Of Science, 81
Panama In 1855, by Robert Tones, Coo.
The Horse, by VIM. Youatt, new edition, with
81. W O'''''
Ballads-Romantic, Fantastical and Humor
ous-by w. H. Ainsworth, 75c
The Music Master a love story, by w. Airing
ton, with woodcuts 75c
My Brothers. Wife, by Amelia b Edwards,
, ! Leila, Or the Siege Of Granada, by Edward B
small Farms and how they ought to be man.
Dyer, illustrated, 81 ''"s anu inv
The Industry Of the United States. ase
Grant, Soc. o"n, W Jams"
Just received At
,ru TAYLOR 4 MAURY's, sa
""~ Bookstore, near 9th st.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-A dispatch from New
York, dated yesterday, says that Alexander
II. Petrie has been arrested there, chafsAd
with conspiring to run the steamer G.. w. p.
Gusts ashore, on her passage from Washington
to that city, with the intention of defraudine
the insurance companies.
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COACH ESTABLIsHMENT.

Pennsylvania drenEe, tettce.n AZ aad 6th sfs
BRIDGET a. HALL have removed from Sixth
- street to the south side Of Penna o.46<
avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, &SSG
where they are ready TO do all kinds o. woff IN
their line.
The old stand on Sixth street is for rent En-
Quire above EFF
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MIS-. a. c. REDMOND,s NTW "
w Iery o. daguerrean Art.-Hsv,n... al
seisles, q an srPisncsd artist IL INV DC
I:.:oa,6i: PRICE. No 10 sny !. q: ei md 8,
c0,m's lith st., Over Pord Bros p%s ssor.hws.s
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x The United States practice-ship Preble,
J. r. Green, lieutenant commanding, arrived
at Boston on Tuesday. After remaining there
awsek or ten days she viii return to Annap-
Al
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A CARD.

Two THE SICK AND INFIRM-ADELINE
Il BOWMAN offers her services as Nurse, and
submits the following Communications from some
OF our most eminent physicians. Her attentions
idence No. 432 street south. near the NAVY Yard
he following certificates from three medical
gentlemen Were given her, the original Of which
Is IN her possession:
The bearer Of this, Adeline Bowman, Is well
known to me. She has had much practice and
experience In taking care Of the sick She is hon.
est, sober and industrious. ANY one In want of
Nurse or attendant would ind her kind and stten-
tive. A w MILLER M D
Having confidence In the opinion OF Dr. A. w
Miller, do not hesitate 10 endorse the above
s. A. II. McKIM
believe In the above. g. M. DOVE.
au 22-3t&
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NOTICE.
THE HAT EsTABLIsHMENr

nF ANTHONY, on Seventh street second door
:, north OF Pa avenue, is the place where -
HATS and CAPS are retailed at wholesale III \
prices for cash only. Consequently 20 -, =
cent extra profit VIII not be charged In order 10 on
The very best Dress Hats. got up I'm the l.,.-,
STYLE, 50 50, usually sold for 81 and as s.onses
sales and small profits, !" is the motto.
au 11-eo3m
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BROOkEvILLE ACADEMY,

MoNtgoznery CO., Nd.
HNHE Fall Session Of this Institution viii COM
Il mence on Monday, September ID.
Catalogues, containing full information relative
10 the School, may be obtained by addressing the
Principal, at B'ookeville, Nd, or from Chas II.
Lane, Esq, Pa. avenue.
T.. b. PRETTYMAN, A. M,
au262w PRINCIPAL
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ENGLISH CABBAGE, TURNIP sFFo -

ENGLISH CABBAGE, TURNIP SEED a.
VNHE undersigned has just received dir, a..
lowing EsSiy Yo, wen selected stock Of the fol-
Drum Head, Heart shaped, Ended MAJ " wsh
t us Win many other new and good Cshi.,,,es-
s aa! Raseh; Purple topped, Strap LssSsd 80.
nips. Spinach, Kale, Lettuce A. ~ solhg tur-
fresh, OF nrst quality, and offered at lows.,
am tz-.os,. JOHN SAUL
.--0ooe- corner 9Th and n sfr.-.
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Sixth Auditor of the Treasury, viz: A. s..
Loughery, second class, removed; Jno. II.
Strider, promoted to q second class clerkship;
Jno. W. Nixon, of Louisiana, appointed to a
second class Isl, 200 per annum) clerkship.
An Army Officer Resigned. Lieut.
George Hartwell, second cavalry, U. S. A,
has resigned, to take effect August 10Th inst
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n yesterday, the pa August
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
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DPADyERrIsKMENrs should be handed in
by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
pear until the next day.
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For particulars see bills In principal hotels.
tGEORGETOwN on TUESDAY, Angus.
2sth, and ALEXANDRIA on wEDN ESDAY
August 10Th. au ls-dtSep
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PLEASANT RESORT.
RING GAR ID z Ms,
OsT, ON SUNDAY MORNING. Teu,e

COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
VNHE coPal tnership heretofore existing between
Il WHEATLEY Il MORRISON, has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent Either can
siga the name Of the firm in liquidation.
J. F. WHEATLEY.
ID. l.. MORRISON
August GOTH 1855 au I-as
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MEMOiR OF REV. SYDNEY SMITH,
w edited by Mrs. Austen, 2 vols
Panama In 1855. FRANCK TAYLOR
au2
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Good Fishing.-Just now there is glorious
sport, for the disciples of old Isaak Walton.
at Aqua Creek. A few days since party,
consisting Of gentleman and two ladies, took
eleven dozen fine, luscious white perch, with
hook and line, down there, in an hours fish.
ing. Only think ont, ye jolly anglers, To
get there, for days sport with rod and line,
one should 90 down in the early morning trip
of the Potomac river boat and arrive at about
ten a. m. After fishing all day, and enjoying
a hearty supper at the hotel near the steamer
landing place, return in the night boat, reach.
ing home by day break. The cost of the
round trip ticket, We hear, is but So. Boats,
bait, and pilots can be procured at the creek,
on demand, and at reasonable rates.
The Fair Of the Maryland Mech auios' In.
stitute.-We understand that the prepare.
tiops being made for the next annual fair of
this so-interesting institution are on the am.
plest scale. The direction are determined
that it shall be unsurpassed in all its branches
by anything of the kind ever occurring in this
country. Hon. Joshua Vsnsant, the president
of the institute, is now in this city, Tat the
Kirkwood House, whittier he has come to pro.
cure from the Government certain articles pro.
posed to be exhibited In the great October
show.
Clsrical Changes. following changes
have recently taken place in the ofass Of the
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