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BOARDING,

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Il WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. N
WILSON having removed to those new and com
modious Houses on the north side Of ID street, be
tween sth and 9th, is now prepared 10 accommo-
date those wishing rooms furnished OF unfurnish-
ed, with or without board oct ST.
pOARDING.-MR DUVALi., No 331 Penn
- sylvana avenue, opposite Brown s Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families OF single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board al moderate prices she can also &C
commodate six or Ell lat liable boarders.
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BY JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF An ASSORTED

BY JAS. C. Meg UIRE, AuctioneeT.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN ASSORTED
j. Stuck of Dry GoodS.-Bv virtue of 4 deed
in tslst, bearing date on the Bal and recorded on
the 5th day of October, 1855, the subscriber will
sell, at public sale, on WEDN E2DAY, the 5th
day OF December, 1855, at 10 o'clock a. m, on the
second floor of the store No. 2S9 Pennsylvania av-
enue, south side near corner OF Tenth St west
am assorted stock Of Dry Goods. consisting Of :
Cloths, Cassimeres, SatinetS
Blankets, Marseilles and other Quilts
Delaines, Alpacss, Bareges
kerseys, Ginghams, Osnaburgs
Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shifting.
Curtains, plaid and other Cottons
Check and striped Musl!ds
Plain and figured Calicoes
Black and colored silks
Marseilles and other Vestinos
Table Cloths and Diapers
Grape and other Shawls
Linens, COttons, Threads
And general assortment Of other articles In the
dry goods lire too numerous TO mention.
The above sale offers favorable opportunity to
merchants and housekeepers and others TO make
purchases
The terms will he: All sums Of and under $50
cash; over $50 and under $50 thirty DAYS over
$50 and under Sl09 sixty DAYS over SiO0 two
three and four months, with interest foT notes
in three days after sale the right 70 resell at the
risk and expense of the defaulting purchasers, is
reserved by the Trustee.
CHAS. :. WALLACH. Trustee
nov 22-eoSds J. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
IL The above sale will be continued ev.
cry day, at 10 O'Clock. "a m, until the whole is
disposed Of.
CHAS =. WALLACE, Trustee
dec eff J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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CHAUNCY wARRINER,
wATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
No. $40 Penn. avenue,
(UNDER BROWNS HOTEL,)
WASHINGTON, DC.

DIR. Il. D. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
" HOMEOPATHIC College, offers his services
In every branch Of his profession.
Ofice-Corner Of New York avenue and FIJI
teenth street, over the drug store Of J. w. Marin
nov 22-a1m&
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LESSONS ON the PIANOFORTE.a

LESSONS ON THE PIANOFORTE.a
MADAME PAUL. PAlLLARD. WHO HAS
lvl Just arrived from Paris, where she was pu-
Pill OF the most celebrated Professors and herself
Teacher Of NJ usic with much success, respectfully
Informs the ladies and families generally OF
Washington that sine proposes to give instruction
OF the Piano tS.'sa ~ -, f's1 =. -----! &c
kadarne II. feels Confident that she will be able
10 bring forward her pupils as rapidly as would
be consistent with thorough knowledge or the
Her terms will be m0demte, aud she will give
lessons at the residence Of the scholars or at her
own ROOMS, as may be most agreeabte TO her Pa
Madame p, contemplating Q permanent resi
dsnee ut w ashington especially sOlicits shaie
OF the patronage Of the citizens .,.'s, rs 81
= For information call at s5d Pennsylvania ave-
nue., OF at T. autief's SalOOn- dec h-1m
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| nRU STORE FOR SALE.-D0ING A
! ~ good prescription business, and in an improv-
| ing section OF the city. For terms, &c, address
Druggist and Chemist Washington CITY,
ID. G. GecS-lw
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NOR RENT-SEVERAI. HANDSOME Par
Il Tors and Chambers. with board.
Also, table and transient boaId. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street nov27-H
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ByA. GREEN, Auctionecr


INTENSIVE SALE OF AN ENTIRE
Il Gallery Of Rare. New and Valuable I'm.
2ravings.-l shall sell, at my Rooms, corner Of
Seventh and ID streets. on TUESDAY EVEN
ING next, att p. m. without reserve. the largest
and most beautiful collection Of really fine En-
cravings ever offered here at auction. The plates
are all fresh, as imported from London and Paris
They comprise Aquatint, Me1zotint, and the finest
Line Engravings, (plain and richly coiored,) by
Davey, Wass, Wagstaff, Ryall, Atkinson, Rev
nolds, Huffarn, Robinson, Lewis, simmons, Bel
lin, Bacon. aud other eminent English engraveTs;
also, by Girard, Jaze' Koenig. Francois, Gautier,
GARNER, and others OF French notortety. The
subjects comprise Historical Views, Of general In
terest; Landscapes, Figure Pictures, Relig fous,
Sacred, and Moral Plates also, an assortment Of
fine English Sporting Subjects, Illustrative OF
Landseer, Herring, (senior and juniofD Bate
man, Armield, &c Among the pictures vii be
found many Of the best efforts " PAM De La Roche,
Horace Vernet, Aubrey Landelle, PhillipotsaUx.
and Lecomte also, OF Frank Stone, jenkins, Sir
Geo. Hayter, Parker, Hunt, Martin, Dandy, CHS
holm, Absolom, WIN. Bonnar =. W. Reynolds.
and other modern artists Also, few by Muir.
riIlo, Cranach, Wilkie, Albert Durar, &c
The pictures will be arrayed on Monday, aud
will be found worth visit rs a gallery OF art
Ladies specially invited
Sale positive. Terms cash. .
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
dec I'd (Organ)
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10 Talraas, Mantllias, yic.pfines, Nuts, aud
Cus, and other styles, which are offered Tor sale
ST very moderate Prices al their fashionable HAT,
car ana FUR Establishment, west end Browfs'
Marble Hotel, Pa. avenue nov s9-u
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MISS MORLEY

rs CONSTANTLY RECEIVING WINTER
Il MILLINERY at her RooLds, 30i penna. ~.
avenue, up stairs: EntrsAce eetweta MT 81
Music Store.
Punctual attention given 10 all orders which she
NAV be fayofed with nov 22-u
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-DAN. CAMPBELL,
IL has, at his buildings, a few doors below the
National Hotel, several dne large rooms. suitable
for chambers and Offices. which he will rent on
very reasonable terms. Members OF Congress and
strangers will do well 10 call and see them.
dec T-1w
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DiiLIfF SALE.-By virtue Of an order OF
ID distrain from Hugh Gelston against the goods
and chaitles OF Denton =. Porter, 10 satisfy Tert
due and In Arrears win expose al public sale, on
the 18th day of December. 1855, at O'Clock a m,
In the Billiard Saloon. situated on the corner OF
Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, In the city
OF Washington, to the highest bidder for cash,
two Billiard Tables.
dec SITS WIN. CAMMACK, yr, Bailif
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rELEaRAPHIc NEWS.
Less Of a nerch amman.

REPORTED FOR TIE TgERIso STAR
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INO LET.-ONE OF THOSE NEWLY FIN
Il ished Cottage Houses on " street north, he
tween 14th and 18th sire cts west. Inquire Of JNO
p. HILTON, 18th street west, between l. and VI,
No. 375 dec Set
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FRESCO & ORNAM ENTAL PAINTING.
rINIE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY In
i forms tue citizens OF w Washington that be Is
prepared to do FRESCO ORNAMENTAL and
HOUSE and siiN PAINTING In the best man.
ner and at short notice.
lie also paints BANN Frs Of every description
Odd Fellows Aprons, &c, I'm the best style. =.
-FUhN IfDRE OF all kinds vanished to order
y - so -7,ss'+.F JOHN f. PETERS, 49,
. No 437 Tenth St, between and II
der 1--frh& esf-1 az ff"f- - =.
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SUNNYSIDE FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRI-
~ Der desiring 10 remove South, offers for sale
this beautiful and highly improved farm, lying
In Alexandria county, Va, mile from the Long
Bridge, or 2k miles from Centre Market, with
easy access by Washington and Alexandria turr-
pike, or Alexandria Canal, which touch the place.
The farm contains 200 acres; 30 acres Is in good
timber; the balance well laid of in arabic fields
and meadows. Also, about 500 fruit trees OF va
rious kinds, well selected and planted in suitable
situations.
The Improvements consist OF good Dwelling
House Of rooms, beside garret and basement: a
house FOR overseer and hands, stabling for horses
and cattle, with necessary sheds &c, usual to 4
dairy and market farm.
Persons desiring TO purchase can get further in
formation by applying to BURKE q HERBERT,
Alexandria, or To the subscriber on the premises
Terms liberal. EDW. B. POWELL.
nov i2-eOH
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SENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER per-
~ sons wishing suite Of Rooms or Chambers,
for mess or single persons, can be suited at No.
iG9 10Th street, between ID and T. (; or the entire
house will be rented on reasonable terms 10 a
responsible tenant Apply at the dwelling, iGS.
nov eft
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WANTS.

WANTED BY a respectable
~ woman, as Cook, or ChaInbefmaid in small
family. Good reference can be given. Address
X. F. at this office. dec s-it=
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CARD.

WILLIAM TUCKER, MERCHANT TAIL.
w or, No. 426 Pennsylvania avenue, would re-
specially call the attention OF members OF Con
gress, Strangers, and Citizens generally TO his
extensive stock OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and VESTINGS Of the latest styles, which he Is
prepared To make up az the shortest notice and in
the most fashionable STYLES. UnionI nov u 2w
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NOR RENT-A HANDSOME PARLOR and
l. several very pleasant furnished Chambers,
with gas and water fixtures in the rooms and .
bathing room In the house. The location is de-
sirable one being convenient to the National and
Browns Hotel. Apply to E. X. LUNDY, No. 50
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 9TH SITS.
nov Eft
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NOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS STORE and
4 Warehouse now in the occupancy OF MIR. n
w. BUn', Situated on the corner Of Gay and High
streets, Immediately opposite Forrest Hall, In
Georgetown, ID. e. Possession given on the Ist
January next. Apply to BLADEN FORREST,
Cox's Row. Georgetown, ID. e.
nov o2-e OGW*
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WANTED.-A GOOD SHIRT-WASHER
w and Ironer, colored prefer Inquire at
No. 396 New York avenue, this evening or Mon
day. F's dec Sits
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WANTED "A SERVANT BOY OR MAN
W to wait In the house Apply at4is street.
dec Sit '.r
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MARRIED..

MARRIED,
On ihe 29;h ultimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Busey, Mr.
ATWELL COWLIN to Miss FRANCES RE-
BECCA SANDS, both Of this city.
(Alex Gaz copy)
On the Gin instant, by Rev. L. H. Richey, MI.
ENUS r.. BERKELEY to Miss SARAH M. Nc
CArHRAN, aii az this city, l-. 4.-.s.
.-t. DIED, -
Dn lbe III Instant, al he residence Of her father
on the Heights Of Georgetown, ELlZABETH
uOMILLEk, in the 22d year OF her age. - as
Her funeral will take place from the residence
Of her father, Tomorrow evening at 3 O clock. a.
Al New York, on the lith November, Mrs. AN
NE E-ULi.MANN, widow Of the late John J /.
uIlmann Counsellor AZ law. q = : p
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OK REWARD.-STRAYED ON SrOLEN
~ y on FRIDAY last, a sprrel HORSE, ~
with white face. Any person returning N2A
the said horse to the c0rIer OF 9TH anu IL streets,
will receive the above reward
dec 6-3tk u - b MAKTlN MACk.
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ROOMS TO LET-A FURNISHED PAR
~ Tor and Chamber Cncluding fire and gasl
will be rented together or separately during the
session Of Congress. The rooms are on The first
floor, within one square OF the Kirkwood House
Empire OF the Office Of the Kirkwood House.
dec s. II
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VTTANTED--A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w iron In a small family. Satisfactory recon-
mendatons required. Apply at 3aS north st.
dec S-3tS .-.
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NATIONAL THEATRE TO night, Mr. ard
Mrs: Barney Williams will appear at that e.
Enlistment, in several of their best charao-
ters They never fail, wherever they go. to
create sensation, and attract "erowde,l
houses to their theatriea defines alton.
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fsOW srRAYED OR sTOLEN.ILeft the
" premises Of fke subscriber on Wednesday the
5th instant, dark iren grey Buffalo COW, with
TIVE Sits In her right ear and strap on her neck
with the owners name thesor whoever VIII re-
opposite Jack son Hall, or give information wners
she may Re fopild, shall be suitably Rewarded;
xae y att \ E,lBrf ..ls e. WILSON.
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DUOMS FOR RENT.-HENRY KUHL has
IL several convenient and handsomely furnished
ROOMS for Tent, Pa. avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, north side. nov 20-ealn
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-. eONFORY AND ELE0AnrE.
rIyODD Il CO ARE PREPARED TO SHOW
i their extensive assortment Of RICH FukS,
comprising tbs Isposf fashionable styles now IN
vo0vSA t'sff - LII ~ A't-s = ~ A. -
'Sxptn.s,~ zrs.f8s. s.ECs.s5sl gss fsGs
sSMt nrtN facl..7W ,glV= 10 = s. "a
r rC" T"ti AINKara fT,61 5at r,ll&s.
vl-sltu CHiNCHILLA, .tsinEay3tt
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WTANTED AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN
w tocook, iron and GO to market. Such an
one may fad 4 permanent home and good wages
bv applying at No AGA f street, between 9th and
Th. dec7-3ts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT--A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAIN
i Ing eight rooms and cellar, situated on II
street, between I2th and 18th Appl, 10 J. w.
Church. dec S-eotf
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FEES FOR WIrSEssEs.-A gentleman VIII,
had been a witness in some Corporation case
some time since, applied to a magistrate thi
morning for his pay. The magistrate toll,
MIN that In order to get his thirty three cents
ne must claim it Immediately after givini
testimony or it is never put in the costs whicl
leaves bad chance for pay.
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BAKERS, LOOK OUT FOR RENT, that
II well established Business Stand, on the cor
ner OK 18th and north + streets, thai three-stOry
Driok hollse, with basement, cellar, and earret,
with large bake house and oven, &c, all COM
pieie, with large lot and stable attached. These
premises have been used as bakery by John W.
Kraft for many wears past, and perhaps Is the
best stand for that business In this city.
The whole will be rented for one or more years
On reasonable terms 10 punctual tenant Apply,
atjoirffng the premises, TO -.-
...-. MARY e. Kraft,
nov Att r.. AdministratfiX.
NOR RENT-A WELL-FURNISHED suite
h OF Rooms, prior and two Bed Chambers
on one door. Apply 10 No. 2l7 Penn. avenue, be-
tween l4th and 18th streets. nov 2O-u
ID loom FOR RENr.-h pleasant loom in the
H third story with or without furniture. Apply
to GEO. wiLLNER'S Paper hanging Sto1e, a64
Ninth street. sep a0-H
OTIS FOR Sal E.-TWO OR THREE
~ good Building Lots in q rapidly Improving
neighbOrhood for sale on tsss 'tsars' credit. APP
ply to J. H. DRUkf. ~ Att g
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w Woman, as waiter and chambermaid. APP
ply at 2l3 Fl street, between 18th and 18th.
dec 7-2t&
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XITANTED-SEVERA COM ETEN Il
w Dressmakers, to whom liberal wages and
constant employment will be given. Apply at
No 400 South FOurteenth street dec SITS
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Sale for Delinquent Taxes.

NOTICE i hereby gwen that will proceed TO sell
~ pub l. auction tas first Saturday il receE-
81 next. os.weea the hours a 10 oc.0ck A. ". snd
o'clock, p. VI of said day. before the Council house
or taxes sue snt unpaid BY The owners, to-vit.
Isaac L. Dickinson. north hi ~. y Front. J. c.
two lots. y Washington. {. & {.
Ibus 4. Dusdala, part q - and ia. Sixth c " $
west part IL. :. Main, : :. s.
Joseph II. Gardiner 4. : Sixth, l. II
John ". Grtrsin. north half %. :. Pearl, J. s.
Joseph II. Ges,. 70 and h! = \. Main, c. VS..
Dav-4 $. Honey. iS5 \. .fth,
: III cor lot St " Az J -
Jonathan Hslkerman- hf l, ;. Franklin, c. R.
Anlresy Hampton, acre. :. Marion, J. :.
Casper H. Hsvneye r. los and hf Ioo ;. 18th, 3. L.
Henry Myers, SEN. IL High. c. :.
So, - and IS s Eight. b. & L
Frederick Myers : Sixth. W. g.
Fermsu II Ns&shof s Washington J. H
Washington D. Johns. Wash n Az, l. Z. j
John Leonard, Pt lot $ franklin, A P
Isaac PIONEER 5 s Fifth.
Joseph {. Rowland Il :. Seventh, s L.
Newton L RowlaRt, IS :.
Joseph Roberts, High. /. E.
Nathan R4ilseack. Is sad Il $ Eighth, B. 3 L.
Rehecca II. Row land. 65 :, Seventh,
Henry J. Shomhre, IS Franklin, A. P.
Jacob Seefoth, - :. Fifth. P. A.
Ii sixth j. Maths.
lot, Franklin, P. 4.
Henry Shower, If $ 5. Pearl, J. s.
Conrad Slater. , :. Sixth. ". a. B.
Robert r. Section. IS s. franklin A. P.
- Centre l. e J.
BENJAMIN Thomas, W hf 10. S. Seventh, B. & L.
John TuIla. 2 S Seventh. J. NJ.
Stephen UiIerv. y. Firth W. Z.
Riley Wright. 6 5. Sixth. J. W 3
Western Stage Company, lis, 5. Marion. ]. s.
WA. 4. Woolnan, and hf 5. Fifth, J. NJ.
!ohn Weaver. Noble. ". 4.
Andrew p. Young. = High. l. -.
WM- P BENTON. City Collector.
Richmond. Nov Is. 1885. 4s-f
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Paor WooD's HAIn REsreRATryE. We invite
spesl attention tho advertisement of this article N
another column of paper. 1t has now been little
tess years before the public, and yet it has bs
come its intrinsic merit standard article upon the
shelves of almost all druggists, and the Chester Herald
ays at stands at the head Of all remedies Of tho
kind" Nor is this result at all surprising when 1t -
remembered that distinguished statesmen, as well as
many members Of the medical profession indeed ladies'
and gentleman Of the highest intelligence, in all parts
Of the country testify that it has and will restore the
hair the head Of the bald all dandruf and
itching ana all diseases of the scalp and than Nil.
preserve the hair if used for toilet purposes both in
and from falling out, to any imaginable age Read
er. try IL,
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BARGAINS IN Day GooDs.--We direct the
attention Of merchants and others interested
to the advertisement of William Lee IL Co..
among our new advertisements o-day. Will
liam Lee, like aylor of New York has dis
tinguished himselfby his extraordinary energy
and knowledge of his business. and like him is
now monopolizins great portion Of the trade
in fashionable goods-the particular trade
known as wholesale and retail
Mr.. Leeis not afraid to introduce himself
to customers; and the consequence is that
customers are not afraid OF him. BY so doing
he has already distanced the old foges. and
undoubtedly lie knows how to keep ahead OF
them
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School Notice.

ry'HE undersigned respectfully announces 20 schc !"
patrons that he proposes open School 10 Friends
Yearly Meeting House n Richmond fer the iastTuc-
ton of the youth OF both in those branches
which constitute substantial 10 -sh education, viz
Orthography, Reading. PenmsnshiP, Composition
EIocution. Arithmetic. IS peciaIy mentsl Geography
English Grsmmar History = stural Philosophy, iEelu-
ding the application ct Mathematics to Hydrostsics
Pneumatics. sc. Chemistry. Physiology, Natural His
tory. Including Zoology Botany and Geology or the
Natur al history q tae structure Of the eErth-eIso
Rhetoric. Logic, Algebra, Surveying, Geometry aR1
Astronomy.
Believing the time has GENE when knowledge Of
the laws Vegetable Economy. illustrated - Az
rieutural Chemistry ani the kindred Natural >cien
ces Is much demanded. Agricultural dentistry VIII
included. and lectures given for the purpose d
king the application Of the Of science 70 A
ricalture and the Mechanic Arts more easy.
The School will be divided Into three classes
Class C. embracing those who study Orthosrsphy.
Reading Penmanship. Composition Elocution and the
elem ents of Arithmetic
Class B. embracing those who study Arithmetic
Geography. the frst principles Of Grammar and the
elements OF Algebra.
Class A. embracing those who study the Natural
Sciences. Syutsctica Grammar. Rhetoric, Logic and
the higher Mathematics.
Class c, per quarter. IS 80
Class B, %
Class A, as az 90
No extra charges for fuel pens, ink or pencils
The School viii commence tia 18th OF l0th month,
1855. JESSE :. WILSON, Teacher.
10th month, 18th, 1855 z3-tf
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sEyERgFT.S SALE.

EoY virtue decree re directed ron the
WayGe Gre il Court, will expose rut sale
day Of ,yeaaer ISIS hets the 10 O'Clock
A NJ O'Clock, NJ sali day, foIIosElnE
scriheI hall south
quarter tia northeast quarter 81 section thirty four
taining twenty -G Also she afgsr forty
40 Of, the north half Of southeast
section RI township seventeen,
fourteen. IA q the second principal meridian
Beginning the northeast
northeast quarter OF sseon two, 2
enseen, III IA Of urin-
cipaI meridian line, running hence nor III the Ire
sItEE across quarter line Of the
quarter section. three
ginning, the corner the
half Of the ko1th quarter seSsR
meridian;
quarter, the place IF beginning
division of lots Ne IL twelve and i've in the original
2 o.!
corner ia Of said
north vail of Hiram Hougs
ghvy along said WALL thence
lei with Main eighteen inches
% the south Wall q Hiram Hough's
thence along VAIL Main Gross thence
the Aforesaid lot. dstaac fifty
inches he beginning thence
Eve thence north nlesn fe-tten inches
Of said lot thirty feet
inches the northeast thereof thence
line place Of beginning
bered three g and fear. and twenty-five ~
side Of lot number aad Seventeen feet Of q
the est - all
port part the laid BY Robert Green.
All county
Nathan oshers satisfy said
sution favor % Charles B. Ceoper Wlia Lippencoss
and others. JOHN c PAGE. Sh'E ". c.
November i. 1855 ss-S 46-4s
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~ Additions being made TO the already
large stock of goods al the old stand of b Bright
well, every day, by our friend JAMES NJ. HAYS, the
present proprietor; and old goods, that have been
on hand for years-which the ruthless tyran.
fashion has heretofore laid the shelf" going
off like hot cakes, at less than cost. As the ia
nous razior strop man says "A few more are left
Of the same sort, and purchasers are invited to
call before it is too late, and lay in "a supply and
examine his new stock