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RAILING CO. ths sole mAnufar Of cfowes
heated Railing also his
Wre ssng ths and the cheapest tue
and Doo Guards Shutters Trasea Stills Lne
Railing rdsrs vofandas Brackets NauCover Anchors, Casting
short notice
iron work for buildings Sections
the 10 and 81 Dusne
way. Foundry, oot OF a6sh street. North River. Il
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FNsHE COPARTNERSBIP heretofore existing
iii style VAUDEVILLE LINTON ia hi, day as.
seiYsd. - E NJ
IN Dir bssins. -dl BE- hsaidsssd BY either partner.
'- GEO. o. VAUDEVILLE,
s. DUNCAN LINTON.
New Orleans, June S. 1855 - -
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CITY TT e M g.

CHARITY HosrlrAL. : Report for the week
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fSh0 The SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUI-
M SIsNA.1as the present
Of ssgss economy o. gel T. sss ss obvious e se
Cane Tss vsetsss Of b,hng n sssas "a aeh Fse at
ed with the tie ordinary eollsfs far
tier redscon toh s ane The cos bring
steam T,Sis i.to general use. = y
Cheap
cor1pssy stzip1d PATENT STEAM en-
EAAToR upca princp
Engine, t~o years IN operation
The Steam ndsansgss Of s
faces OF
hsrpnz the haase e ossr as
required 10 teke on the CROP
Rapidly generation sesln, pressure
Of hundred pounds Eve minutes
the hrs.s
advantage raresd svaycsa
otiaaid wal ks heass5
rT extent pleasure, up TO red heat without incrsae of
Fesfsct safety from expsou. there being bedy
expfo and beng
Econous ia f1els watef and prieeo epst. '-l
oue there Steam enersSs setsd snd
msri folly tested BY nsgros
saving uiuel required
Iesa Steam Train, Eagle WofkE Miles
Gesnrcot Cnenrs The appointed
having
practical boiling consistently
thia the ssauxhs
cais priaes.
hfst hitherto
Aiao, Vacuum Pans Centrifugal hIa1nss pens
Back rom tho Globe Works Of g Eisrtson Goa
York.
undersigned put operion furbh
engneer required ssd toe force he
neihod working The 6fss OF
Che al line
small the ptAaaou.
pged nsgfoes, Dg Tns
I'll g is,Sahed and naeions siTsn personaty on aa
e New Orleans Msss VOORHEES,. eRi6es AGO,
IL TehouPisonlas street. spd&wtf
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WANTED.

NTANTED-cIrY easH WARRANTS wanted,
Wv By Lp.WHTNEy co 81 Camp srsss.
/ M ANTED-A TEACHER Of the French Lam
znagens capable Vocal
nsuis sdaste pfefasrsd liberal saary viii be
MS LIZ. PARKER, AiexanJra, La.
W ANTED-A VESSEL of the capacity of
Wv 5e0 baLs Cooa 70 Northern Apxiy iu,rae-
dia.el, TO o. c. BosERr a co, ~ Camp street.
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NJ CAN.-This Is article PRESERVING tRufTS,
yEGEFABLEs, easily closed solrug
They be PLANTER
and houassper hodd supply with th article
their aays be furnished
tables the tnis selseans Cas- For sails quasy
by -. EPSON HART, TCamp street.
The public requested Gao
En- Price, S3 rs 70 u 50 per =. Jess spsm6
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rgywIBILh 3 AITKfN, Gas FrrrERs, No. 100

j. consass atrset uadsr ma Gss ohise, New
dr. AIikN been the This
hast ad therefore hiss thorough owisdgs Of IL
EW All work by will be guaranteed. Z
II Meroba Hoel Proprietors adysn-
t4ge calling at the effect hsir
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IL Law, will ST, Landry ma
aFoyees, that be entruated hsir oPELOu
SAS, La.
RkFsRKNcKsChss. NJ Waterman
ESQ Miller merchant Chaa b; Sinroa
attorney law Nixon. fce N Orleans
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VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST -
may by applying F. NJ CORY sicklsr Cos,
IS Cana STEIS0NS, street;
". wHfALL,s l4s Esan Fields secretays
office Cd Fellows Hall, Camp and Lafayette
The gliding Lodges viii poi vault
10 all others $50 per vault.
renive to the purchase of had
mi JAMES FURNEAUx, SECRETARY o. r. Rest.
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:. ssOLUTIoN oF CoPARTNERsHIp.


~ of the above veil kaown,
won respectfully call The
generally, the REFLECTION Of The PRICE OF BuAt
will be rom ami after this date, follows:
or Iransens Boarders'- " Per day.
Eor Resu.ar boaraers IS per men,h.
Thus aapinS toFa nsilas hachaors al
anu air. the point Of
ehsapnsss, 80 ans ohsr hotel vi ths Lake Shore,
L. JENNINGS, Propr stor.
EuFiuv nIiar-J nlyf
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CLOTHING.


Norris g. Way, ~
es.e-. GLoTHIBRs,
+ kCoRNER OF CAMP AND COMMON sTRkETss
,fundsr City fIo,sl,)s
- Keep coasssntly SUPERIOR STOCK or An
TIcLEs REaUIRspFoR GEEIIEMEr,s WEAR sse spfy
Leighton 4 Rsrbot,
LoTHIERS,
- s.W. Corner Ccaate.d- 81. Charles strsets,
NJ Of
articles asfaEsiuz a Ssnssnsn,s WardFobs,
~ LEJ9HroyB PREMIUM sHIRTs.-A supply Of ths,s
sha ali of sysIey sisss
viii enable est pesse ths
uosf fsssidioas. os1 apIv
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
u. B. WALTERS. ProDrietor.

uAVING purchased the above well known es.
taclishnelt, | respectfully inform nv r-tt
frisuds and the travelling public, that the i..3
house las been thoroughly renovated and FL
newly furnished throughout, and Is now open for
the reception Of permanent and transient board
e-s ! r5tIrn my sincere thanks to my friends and
l. public generally for the liberal patronage ex-
teaded 10 me for the last twenty three years and
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same as.
suTing them that nothing Will be LEFT undone TO
make them at HOME while sojourniag at the Ma
tional.
N B.-A four-hors stage Coach leaves the Ma
tlonal Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
uroay for Elizabeth City, u. C.
al aI0-Im b. B. WALTERS.
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AlERErED PUIsHEEsr.-A few days since
we noticed the arrest of young man named
VIM. Surr on the charge Of indecently ASSAULT
ing little girl, aged thirteen years, named
Alice Knowles. The case came M for trial
before the Criminal Court on Saturday. when
tie prOsecutrix stated The facts as they oc
CURED. She stated that she was at tbs
house Of a man named Berry, from whom
she had been taking lessons on the piano.
and that Sur, who boarded in the house
of Berry, entered the parlor where she was
alone, and took liberties of disgraceful char
acter with her. While giving this testimony
she was much affected and had the sympathy
of nearly every person in the court room. An
effort was made TO prove that she was a girl of
equivocal character, but il utterly failed, as
the witness summoned for that purpose stated
that he never knew an impropriety of which
she was guilty. Upon the whole statement Of
the case the court ordered him TO be impris .
oned for sixty days and pay q fne and costs of
S3232 Surr is native Of Virginia. though
he has lived for some time past in Zanesyilie-
Ohio, coming to this city only some two or
three weeks since. Though the punishment
for the offence was exemplary, it was gener.
ally thought to be just.-Balt Amerioaa.
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SOMETHING TO OLD AND YOUNG.
PROFESSOR WOODS

a a n n "a L u d d K
'INHiS preparation, although less than two wears
Il before the public; owing to its wonderful ef-
fects upon the human hair and scalp, has already
obtained a celebrity and sale perfectly an
paraileled 1t has without the ordinary appliance
used for such purposes, won its way, and been
heartily welcomed to most of the cities and towns
In the United States, the Canadas, and the West
India Islands Nor is this result surprising when
IL Is remembered that Its popularity Is based upon
It's merits, solely as established by actual tests
That this preparation viii actually Restore gray
Hair TO its Natural Color, produce 4 luxuriant
growth upon the heads OF the bald, prevent the
hair from falling off, and when used as tonic ar
tic!e, produce continual flow Of the natural fluid
and thus render the hair scft, glossy and wavy,
the certificates OF distinguished gentlemen and
ladies in every part Of the country who have tried
It, and therefore speak what they know, most full
~ attest That by proper use Of this Restorative
the hair can be made to attain and retain its natu-
RAJ color to almost any age allotted to humanity
by removing the cause of disease from the scalp.
no matter how long standing-the concur trent tes-
timonials Of the press and the certificates Of nu-
merous respectable individuals of both sexes 70
the use Of this curative, well as Of the recon-.
Eaeadanons OF editors and certificates before aIlu
dec TO, can be had Of all agents.
BRooKFIELD, Mass, Jan. 10, 1855
PRos. WooD-Dear Sir-Eaving made trial of
your Hair Restorative, &c gives me pleasure to sav
that Its eject has been excellent in removing In
namm;.tion, dandruf, and constant tendency 10
itching, with which have been troubled from
childhood, and has alsol es:ored my hair, yvnicb
was becoEning gray, TO Is original color. hare
used no other article with anything Ike the ssIas
pleasure and profit. Yours, tIu,y
J. e. brace,
Pastor Of Orthodox Church, Brcokseld.
CARLYLE, H., June 81, 1889
have used Prof. o. =. Woods Hair Restora.
tive, and have admired rs wonderful effect. NV
nair was becoming, q. | thcught, prenaturely
gray; but by the use OF his s'Rsstorativsn Il has
resumed It's original color, ana Lave no doubt,
permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States
PIoy. WOOD Dear Sir-kiy hair commenced
falling of some three four years since, and con-
tilued to 90 so until became quite bald. l tried
ell the popular remedies OF tie day. but to no ef-
feet, az last was induced 70 use your celebrated
Hair Restorative, and am very happy to say II is
doing wonders. have now tine growth Of
young hair, and cheerfully recommend It's use to
all similarly a1icted
a. @ WILLIAMSON,
133 Second street
Address o. J. WOOD L CO., rroprietors, $40
Broadway, New York, and ia market street, st.
Louis, Mo.
C. srOTT co, wholesale and retail Agent,
Washington.
T. w: :DYOTT Il SONS, General Wholesale
Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. au1-ly
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FIGHTING on EQUAL TERxs.-Judge A, a
celebrated duellist, who had lost his leg, and
who was known to be a dead shot, challenged
Col. D., gentleman Of great humor and at
tainments. The friends tried to prevent the
meeting, but to no effect. The parties met on
the ground, when Col. ID. was asked If be was
ready. "No," he replied. "What are you
waiting for, then ?'' inquired Judge AS Sec
ond. why, sir" said Col. r., "I have
have sent my boy into the woods to hunt bee
gum to put my leg in, for don't intend TO
give the judge any advantage over me. You
see he has wooden leg 20 The whole party
roared with laughter, and the thing was 20
ridiculous that it broke up the fight. Col. d.
was afterwards told that 1t would sink his
reputation. WELL" he replied, cit can't
sink me lower than bullet can" But"
urged his friends, "the papers viii be filed
about you" "Well," said he, 81 would ra-
ther fll fifty papers than one cofbn." No one
ever troubled the Colonel after that.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
Cary II. Fry, Major and Paymaster.

Gary n Fry, MAJOR and Paymaster.
ID. Q. Do Leon, Asst. Surg and Captain.
Nathaniel c. Macrae, Capt. Sd Infantry.
Jefferson Van Horne, Capt Sd Inf. By' Ma;
Jos. H. Eaton, Capt. Sd Inf, Brew. Ii. Col
Horace Brooks, Capt. ID Art'y, Bv. 1t. Col.
VIM. III. Gordon, Capt. Sd Inf, Bv Major.
Philip.R. Thompson, Capt. Drag, By. Maj.
Langdon G. Esston, Asst. Q. M. and Capt.
Oliver L. Shepherd, Capt Sd Inf, Bvt. Mai
John Byrne, Asst. Surg. and Captain.
Isaac Bowen, Capt. Com. Of Subs.
VIM. I. II: Brooks, Capt. 81 Inf Byt. Mai.
John Trevitt, lst Lieut.. Sd Infantry.
John :. Garland, LIST Lieut. 4th ARTILLERY.
John Adams, 1st Lieut. lst Dragons.
VIM. L. Magruder, LIST Lieut. LIST DRAGONS.
Andrew jackson, ID Lieut.. Sd Infantry.
Robert Williams, 2i Lieut.. lst Dragoons.
VIM. Craig, Bvt. ID Lieut.. 81 Infantry.
In the evening, at the hotel of Messrs. 7. J.
Bouler Green, the opening Of their new
dancing saloon gave the lovers of such amuse-
ments an opportunity to "dance ell nigbt till
broad daylight and go home with the Spanish
girls in the morning" Such is a faint pictu-e
Of the glorious Fourth in our city, ever 20 be
for the general good order and
good feeling which prevailed dury the occa-
sion. Yours, &c.,
FERNANDEZ DE Taos.
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DENTIsTRY.

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public stten-
~ ton to his new, patent and great sss@>
~ IMPROVED method Of setting Ar
tscisl Tseth, with Continuous Gum, SIlYTD
he veTy ERFECrION OF THE ART This
al others, viz GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
illness, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieing
With Nature Ia these respects, and in some others
s1csH1ns Public inspection Is respectfully solio.
Please csn and see specimens.
CAUTiON-No otter Dentist In the District Of
SoiumoiE has right 10 make this style OF teeth.
N.B.-Tee.h constitutionaly healthy, plugged
and warranted Tor life.
Once and house No. 2S5 street, near the cor
aef OF Penna. aveEue and isth street.
ep A-6
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GLENwOoD CEMETERY,

Oihce Ne. SS1 Pa. ave-, corner 10th street,
(ovER THE SAVINGS BANK.)
THIS CEMETERY is laid out on the plan of
the celebrated Greenwood, of New ork, and
situated on the high ground distant one and a
quar:sr n.iles north Of the Capitol-North Capitol
s:reei leading directly to the gateway.
TGis -omPany have secured charter from Con-
Igss, PproPriating their ground forever to burial
T-:pOses, making fee title TO the purchaser, and
pfosibiting ali encroachments ffon legislation or
oi1--wise, which is OF vast importance to those
,'ho wish their dead to repose where they have
placed the n, for Ii has become a custom in all
other cities when the burial ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, TO sell il, and throw the
dead promiscously into one large pit, and LEGAL
measures cannot prevent 1t, no titles are given
to the ground.
N.B-Otce open from 10 to i2 O'Clock a. m y,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By-
Laws, and map Of the ground, and all other in
formation, can be obtained.
AL orders left with Mr. James F. Harvey, No.
GOSeyenth street, any other undertaken, win be
promptly attended to. lie iSIy
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DETTIsCRy.

p u. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of the arm Of
tSs Hun: = Donaldson, continues TO ,s=~@
manufacture and insert those beautiful s5sSfS3
porcelain teeth, with or without gums IIs2iS
Tor specimens Of which (nade and deposited by
the l1:e tTEnl was awarded the FIRST premium at
the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently held in
tbs city.
These teeth are carved ard shaded to suit each
particular case, AID their resemblance to the natu-
a organs Is so pe.Iect to deceive the most prac
tsed eve.
Particular sttention also paid to filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth
Charges moderate, end all operations warranted
O1ce southwest corner O; Seventh and D streets
kel.Talce on ID. Taar s1-6m
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Ire AGED LOVER" No longer q loyeru'
exclaimed an aged patriarch; "ah Won mis-
take me if you think age has blotted out INV
heart. Though silver hairs fall over a brow
all wrinkled and cheek all furrored. vet /
am lover still. 1 love the beauty of the
maiden's blush, the soft tint of flowers. the
singing OF birds, and, above all, the silyerv
laugh of child. 1 love the star-like mea.
dows where the butsercups grow, with almost
the same enthusiasm as when, with INV ring
lets hylng loose in the wind and nv can In
hand, years ago, chased the painted butter
ny. love yon aged dame. Look at her. Her
face Is careworn, but it has ever held a smile
Tor me Often have L Shared the bitter cup Of
sorrow with her-and, so shared IL seemed
almost sweet. Years of sickness have stolen
the freshness of life; but, like the faded rose,
the perfume of her love is 1f.her than when in
the full bloom of youth and maturity. To-
gether we have placed flowers in the case
ments, and folded hands Of the dead TO-
gether wept over little graves. Through sun
shlne ana storm we have clung together; and
now she sits with her knitting, her cap quaint
ly trilled, the old-styled kerchief crossed.
white and prim, above the heart that has beat
so long and truly for me, the dim blue eve
that shrinkingly front the glad day; the sun
light, throwing her n parting farewell, kisses
her brow, and leaves upon its faint tracery of
wrinkles angelic radiance. I see, though no
one else can, the bright, glad young fase that
won me first, shine through those withered
features, and the growing love of forty wears
thrills my heart till the tears come. Saw not
again can no longer be a liver. Though this
form be bowed, God implanted eternal love
within. Let the ear be deaf the eve blind,
hands palsied, the limbs withered, the brain
cloudsd, yet the heart, the true heart, may
hold such wealth Of love, that all the power
of death and the victorious grave shall not be
able to put out its quenchless flame"
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SILVER WARE.

III SEMKEN, $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and
lie 10th streets, offers his large stock of puie
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets,
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets, Cups,
Spoons and Forks and magnificent assortment
OF richly chased fancy silver ware suitable for gifts,
at reduced prices.
Persons in want Of any OK the above articles are
invited to call
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we war.
rant it sterling.
10 Silverware Of any design made to order at
short notice Particular attention is paid In get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &c.
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kUGBY ACADEMY
BROOKEvlLLE ACADEMY.
THE UNION ACADEMY.

ACADENTs
VIE Fifth Annual Session of the Union Acad-
Il einy; and the Sixth Of the Union Female
Academy, will open on the first Monday in Sep
tenber, and continue IA weeks
Terms as usual
Circulars at the bookstore OF r. Farnham ESQ
and at the Rugby House, corner 1lth and X SITS. u
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.
z. RICHARDS, Prin. U.A.
Mrs. II. RICHARDS, Prin U. F. A..
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.

Massachusetts dreau. bctic. 10th and 11th sts.
'aEHE Sixth Academic Year of this School will
Il commence on Monday, September Sd. The
Course OF Instruction Is arranged in -Four Depart
ments, and embraces all the branches OF liberal
education.
Miss NJ. A. cox, Principal
Madam DORMAN, Teacher OF French.
Mr.. GIBSON, Teacher OF Drawing and Paint
Ing.
Mr. SCHEEI., Teacher of Music.
III Circulars my be obtained at the Bookstores
au 2l-eo1m
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III. MCCORMICK AND SISTER vii,
MISS 5. HOGAN'S ENGLISH L FRENCH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

Z1o L SITeet.
THIS Institution will be rs-opened the 18th Of
Il September.
For circulars applicationto the Principal Is re-
quested.
Parents are invited to visit the Class-rooms.
Day School for LtttEs BOys.-For further in
formation reference may be made TO hIiss Hogan's
Circular ep3-eo3t#
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JUST RECEIVED AT JOE sHiLLING
" tol'R Peri riadicaI he

FCSA hLOEI Y k1D a JUL HHELLENf.
te7's Periodical Depot
=, Memoirs Of the Rev. Sydney Smith, edited by
Mrs. Austin
Faaama IN 1S5s, an account of the Panama all
rV1e OF the cities Of Panama and Aspin wall, with
'i.eGhes OF Life and Character on the isthmus, by
zo5er. Tones
Letters to the People on Health and Happiness,
e Catherine E. Beecher
Memoirs OF James Gordon Bennett, and his
Times, by Journalist
The Escaped Nun
BanksI's Daughter, ID vol, 10y Reynolds
Rose Milton, a romance.
J. SHILLINGTON'S,
odecl Building, ccfEsr Pa. av. ana 4k ST.
an IL -
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FIRST GRAND PIC MIC
J A C. Z S ON CLUB.

WtH Be gtren at Spring Gardens, (formerly oc.
cnp'ed by A. Farier,) on NJ street, bet,ceen 17th
ana ioth, on MONDAY, September 10th, covl-
nescizg at o'clock .. m
'hE JACKSON CLUB take great pleasure in
l. announcing to the Clubs, their friends and
the public generally that they win give their grand
flc NC at the above named place. Theyw use
gay and recherche pic mics of the season
no improper persons admitted on the ground
Scotts celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for the occasion
Refreshments will be furnished by an expert.
enced caterer.
Tickets 50 cents-admitting gentleman and
ladies.
Committee of Arrangements.
W Delaway, Moran, JR Brown
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BOARDING AND DAY SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,

WIS. UrI4N L. i. w HEELEH, PT5RcipdI.
THE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
Il on Monday, the Sd Of September, at the cor
ner OF Bridge and Washington streets. Entrance
Tor fup1is on Washington street.
Mrs. Wheeler respectfully solicits continuance
OF the Patronage she has soliberally lyreceved from
the public, and for which she tenders her sincere
thanks.
Circulars can be obtained on application to the
Principal au I3-eolm
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MISS EARROyER's SEMINARY
Fer Young Ladies,

CoTnsr of Neto York drenae and Tairteenth ST.,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
'ISHIS Institution will be opened on the second
4 Monday in September next.
Most careful and thorough instruction will be
given In the English branches, Mathematics,
Classics French, German, Music, Embroidery,
and needlework. A lady Of large experience and
the highest qualifications has been employed in
the School.
For full particulars see circulars at Bookstores.
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RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY.

CorseT Third st. and Indiana drs., WasAiagt t0x.
o. G. WIGHT, Principal.
r. T. TAYLOR, Assistant
L. r. RAOULT, Teacher Of French.
Z. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing.
vENKE next academic year viii commence on
Il Monday, September Sd
Tuition $40 50, SI2 SO, and SIS per quaSter,
payable in advance.
Circulars may be obtained by applying to the
principal or at the Bookstores OF the city.
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