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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-04
2. W. PICKREII.. N. NJ. TANNOR
PlCKKELL a TANNOR,
Lumber. Coal and General commission
MERCHANTS,
Petersburg. Va


WE c.peet6)ly en- III, orrro,,,o unen. i
w Lynolhurg. uud thu sur. oundinr uprry. lo".,
extensive ns.nitn.ent Humber wlnth cuu-t.ts ot
mnn> kinds suitable Tor Builders. Tnhucenui.t- Cuhinri
Makers Nc
For Builder. Nc Inv Il rrndr~ of Albany White
ro, Ch.rtv. Mnhura.. y, rhck N,lrut Nc.
F,r I hpcrrn>,.. krrp II L.. gc uf " lite
Pue { Gullu suitable for CRsing-Buiton Wood and
hre OAK la, Il
tor Cabinet Mskrr-, have Poper. Cherry Maple
\c a., th general as-o' tmnn of every thing
rlls kelt il Lumber inrd such Cyp,ens Shingles,
lnth- Spruce Pm, Pa inG4, Sc..Sr
-NfHRAGlIE COAL.-our Yard is always sup
piled with tl. best Red aud White Ash Gonl which
thr in the BOX Cars frnm Yard put IN
hoe shends untl forwatd. To .enc,4 wishing large
,lunnt.ty We afe prepa ed TO oer rent Inducements
having turn out tom the Southsidc Hond running
wharf. whaic loud from tie vrs-,'l-
We Will sell l. " and forward with us much dispatch
any firm in the Stntc.
We will alzo attend the iarwu rd,nr ii
chuhdse entrusted To ca,e To ubheo, ,,sl- -nl
ping offer sleat facility. The nike
wharf, where il be put directly ia"
-cl4, either fer Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
We also have Crane caruhc of rai-ing ten or hi""n
which akc any hcnvy article from the vessri
to the We vi" be pleased 10 receive orders ~ nj
tend 10 nnv thing IN our line - din
CPKING GRADE ISJJ-GEo. JONES
- & co. Hbo'es'ic Dtceids =" er~hnse Nitginia
huve eccIved tarir erhlN0 oiooh al Oius-, dod,-
cines, Paints, Nc, mud offer for sale
mcnt, embracing al articles in this line, suitcd To
the OF Country Merchants, Druggists, Ply y.icn
md fnrmnrA
Obtaining their ,upde. from Manuf.cturcr. md I'm
low any regular Jo1binr house. " Orders rreeiv"
nrnfnpt nuJ rptptul atIputinu. muT,D.ts
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GSAM' DECLINING -uNCLE SAM
- having dec inrd writing ANY moe n"tlceS tor me
! have tn rely my young "Am"Ficnn genius, u en-
able announce my friends and the public TINT
in consequence Of the expiration of the tenn OF service
Of nv Cpak, will suspend operations in the EATING
DEPARTMENT Of NV business until tie J.. ei o'ioeri
dIring wlirh tinnt ~ II MAKE such Improvements a.
vii enpble ~ fer my friends et-r facilities iof
GOOD LIVING than can be found in thi, upper
country.
NV entire attention viii = devoted to the service ot
IA" BAR. vi irh >hnl, he h.rchtnre SUI pIcd viii
the best lunrS nud Gig taa can be had any wh' r"
Ny pnirai arc Invited ton FHgs Lunch, which VII
= sorYrd h1nd,on" II, t every day nj ii o'cl"ck,
JOiIS w. SMITH, Lessee
nr'I3 r. - " ,,lngtnn tinn-e 'nr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-04

NEW GOODS -fhe sub-crihcr Ina re-
y crived his com rtc stock ot Spring anl Summer
DaN GOODS to which the nttrution Of hia friends
nd the public IT, general il nspr tfnlis called. Hav
NJ tuke advantage oi th' deprr sci state Il The tnar
ct in purchnrinR hi. Goods, he will he able To uhct
rat indurem, nta In luNrrss
The nrticlc. toa mention, there cnn
~ found nj the ufticlca which general Dry tnod-
osln"-s embraces tc.id's large ri Boots
hoca, nnls. Cnps, tmhi elias. PHtasol &c. County,
1ctchnnls ranecally invite rnll on him beidtc
hey 90 further En-i he determined tn -e Rich
1nnd Piees. Shct attention will paid Ia otd.rs.-
'omc one nnd ali
npIlqtal NATH'I GuGGE NlElNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-04

w OGDEN w AR E.-An as.oumcnt 9
w Chun-, Cedar Buckets, (hrns. hound) Painted
Nntcr Buckets Dednr Tubs a. cnn be found nj Crnw
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blank BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS,
D\NNE Il CHRISTIAN are now In receipt of
i large bssuIment oi
BLANK BOOKS,
Consisting of Ledge , Journals Da, Books and Mono
vnrioua siEcs equal in siylc aud quality 10 "ry in
onrkct aud prices to .uit tho times. Call before
,uschasirg elsrmlere. mara II
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PERSONAL.

zee. II turns out shat the story Of the New
York Express, charging the Rev. Mr. Hughes
Ut Hartford, Connecticut, with refusing 10
4 AIRY poor couple because the bridegroom
would not pay him Sl0 for that service, is u
gross fslsehoOd; the true reason being that
the priest had fair ground for believing that
tie amorous swain had living vito
80. Paris is said to be full of strangers, but
the prices Of apartments are 80 high that "a any
talk Of spending the winter in Italy
80. Judge Bayly, of Accomac, Virginia, is
still at the Red Sulphur Springs without any
Improvement 10 the state of his health.
80. Felix McLarmen, In Toronto, was choked
70 death by piece Of beef sticking in his throat
while at dinner. His wife, by beating upon
his Ssst, caused the dislodgment Of the meat,
but with the effort in throwing il up the man
expired - -
. -. Mr.. A, ", Ghswold, long O mail agent,
sailed 10 the Empire City, on MondaS last, in
twenty tors.
-. The CbevaiieE S. T. de Maced. wbo
was Brazilian Minister 70 this country IN Is5I
and '63, and who lately occupied the same no
sfti9n ia England, has been re.appointed !,
tao Unitsd States, and will shortly re, sesuma
tie duties Of the legation ss Washington.
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to the relief Of the suffering In the yellow
fever districts. he has also made donation
OF 500 to the fund.
The Portsmouth Transcript publishes three
columns Of letters enclosing funds for the re.
lief Of the sufferers - - - .,
Grave digge5 are wanted, and high wages
viii be paid for their services.
The latest accounts represent that the great
est difficulty in both Norfolk and Portsmouth
vas oceasioned By the want Of nurses Every
means had been resorted to In order to supply
Tie patients with good and experienced nurses,
but thus far they hal been unsuccessful to a
very considerable extent, aud every day ex-
hibited cases Of patients who were suffering
and dying for the want Of proper attention In
This respect. sNt 4 ~
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To sPORTSNIEN.

WE TIL, day open our hrst supply Of the season
w Of SlNGi f and DOUBLE ROWLING
PIECES and CUNNING APPARATUS, and
would respectfully solicit from the citizens "a
Weshing'oa and adjoining Counties of Marylan d
and Virginia en- examination Of our stock, oonf.
dent that we can this sea, on show them an.r as.
sorment Of goods In this line than any ever before
offered In this city, and at prices that cannot IA,
to please. We would name, in part
single and double barre Bird and Duck Guns,
from 90 50 10 $50
Powder and Dram Flasks and Shot Bags, Pouches
Bets. Of Diron's, Hswtley's, and other makes,
Powder and hun'ing Horns, Game Bags, Game
English, sTrnch, and American Percu,., on csp,
Powder. shot, Balls, wads Wad Cutters,
pS;ent Wire Cartridges, ". oacLe., Screw Drivers
Nipple and Cocl Cleaners, Cleaning Rods,
Gap Primer, Dog Collars and Chains, Coupling
Claims, Whips and Gala,
And liz stock If Gun smiths N,ieri.l.
we would also invite attention to an entirely
new and long desired a.ticle, Just received viz
Patent BALL CARTRlDGES, made expressly
20 ut Colts Patent Revolvers, by Elery Bros
London. E TUCkER& ca
33 Penn. Nv, nearly opposite Browns.
aus$-eolt (Organ6 Int. eo4t
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NOTICE

HAVING understood that an individual he.
IA been representing himself as Agent for
"HORNER'S MIXTURE" and disposing OF
an article purporting TO be the same we tale this
method OF informing the rublic we have no trxy-
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
Pirc from any other source will be imposed
upon by spurious article, the effects OF which
we viii not be responsible for
HORNER GARY.
The Mixture is for sale by the following agent,:
II. A MUELLER, Pa avenue, between Az
and 9th SITS. south side, No. ST.
o. BOSWELL, corner Maryland avenue ana IN
ht and and T. 1t south
kiDwELL & LAURENCE, corner I4th sress
JB MOORE, Pa. avenue, opposite the sevea
CHARLES srorr CO., corner p. ave,
and 7th street
w; H. GILMAN, corner Pa avenue and AZ
street. ~
TIC. MCINTYRE, No. 80, corner of 9TH and
streets
rs. WALSH, Navy Yard, Washington.
l.. kIDWELL, Georgetown, ID G.
DSNRY COOK CO, Alexandra VI.
driG, Va - ,''
u HUNT, Frederick, Nd.
al 2l-3t@
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S-SSPIC NIC.-The German Evangelical
S>1A Lutheran Congregation having made ar.
rdnyements for Pleasure Trip TO the Great ais
and the Water Works, on MONDAY, August "a
would inform those desiring to partici pate in thi
delightful trip to procure tickets at George Will
ner's, No. as4 Ninth street, as the number Of the
COMPANY Is limited
Omnibusss will be In readiness at the corner Of
Fourth and Il stie-ts north at 6k O'Clock a. m
precisely, convey the party theboat In George
town.
B-The proceeds are to be appropriated to
the building Of their Church edifce
au 2I-n
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MELAscHOLY AID FArAL AcoIDas,-Tt

MELANCHOLY And FATAL AcoIDaxF.--The
Petersburg (Va.) Express announces the death
Of Mr.. II. J. Burns, aged about twenty years 1t
was caussd BY the accidental discharge OF a
pistol. The deceased was we'll known In Ports
mouth, having been engaged in the newspa.
per and periodical bushes IN that city, and
vas the agent at Portsmouth for the Washing
tcn Star. Young Burns was universally pop.
ular, and his death viii, therefore, be deeply
regretted by large circle Of friends and &C.
ausiuta noes
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SD Cong. 34th Cong.
Democratic majority. /;

-F~sfI hupy0Ffty''s
Ia this cslulation Mr.. Williau r. Smith, OF
Alabama is written down Wing (anti.ad-
m-ni..raiioD) in the last oengrsss, and Know
Nothing (ana-administration) In the next
House Nov, in view Of the fact that bis
stase has rspGdiated Know nottingham with
overwhelming emphasis, AID that in spise Of
bis private feelings against tie sdm ;nistration.
In the las. House, he was compelled by pubic
Dpanion at home 70 sassain the Democrats in
evsTy really pressing snsrssncy, We have no
- hat he WI Be ioand voting against the
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sro. W. = KENYRpY, WIN O. puo,
NOTICE OF COPAHTNERSHIP.

HAVE associated with NO in the Grocery Bus.
= mess WILLIAM T.. PueH, which viii hereaft ;,
be conducted under the firm of KENNEnV =
PUGA, 10 take cd ct from the III instant.
Being thankful for the large patronage hereto.
fore extended to me, hope II ma be Continued
70 the new frm eyen more literally, as Il shall he
at the lowest prices. and 10 endeavor, by ever
possible means, to Please all who NAV favor n,
with their custom, ct the old stand, Odd elbows,
Hall, 9TH st GEO. w RENNEny
August %, 1855. au saNeaai
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NJ d U N AIN III O z 3 r I,
CAPON spRINGS,

's'HE undersigned having been solicited bv
L many southern friends TO extend the prescott
sfason, have determined to keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the
lcth day Of October.
The three tournaments for the season WIN take
place on the 2etn Of August, the 18th and 25th Of
September.
The fare win be reduced 85 per month and ~
per week, AFTER the LEI Of September
Gu "a BLAKEMORE INGRAM
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ESEN TER TAlNMENT-Then members
ss>Sh Of the Sabbath Sob ool Of Sixth Presbyte-
Tian Church, corner Of Md avenue AMI 6th street,
Island, Will give the first Of their new ksries
Of Entertainm, ITS On MONDAY EVENING the
9Th instant, commencing at TX O'Clock. Those
who are interested In tee of Sabbath Schools
and feel ths Importance Of educating the heart as
Wen az the bead, should encourage by their pres
ence and aDproba.ion these efforts to "raIse the
genius and to mend the hsartn
Admission lax cents. auaa-3t
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NOW LANDING

300 000 nrst quality ENG LIsH LATHs,
AOOsOOU full length and thick.
1o,Uo f.st quality English ~ Picketts, which
We VIII sell al dfty cents under The market price.
IL taken away immediately from the wharf
IN sroRE.
a0,U0 ieet prime Sd Carolina flooring, seasoned
sUo0o teet prime "A b. 9. Flooring, seasoned
~ wv feet prime Norway Flooring
ESQ 600 feet prime assorted White Pine.
AL of which VIII be sod at the lowest market
price Tor cash, or TO such customers as we choose
10 trust FITZHUGH COYLE x BRO.
au 23-eolw (Union& Orean)
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I HAVE ON CONsICNMENr

HAVE ON CONsIGNMENr-
= nne collection Of the ClasSics, u vols OCT
Ehg. 10 Asiatc Magazine from 1916 10 az com.
pre-, ~ vols Johnson's Poets e6 vol full bound
GsLh; Clsrke's Travels, quarto vols, hes, ed
nsl'!sn critic, ~ vols, best ed. Spectator, vols,
oct mountain Bsrometers.
am Pn,tlng 10 press a new edition Of nv Cs,a-
!oGue' Those interested please tale notice Tbs
IS the oest medium for advertising that know OF
] am puoiishtng supplement TO Moore's Guide
10 inventors, which mskes IL complete A Guiee
10 all the Patents In the Patent O13ce BuildInc
with history OF soms Of the Patents which wf'l
be useful TO buyers and seller. I charge Is ceuts
FOR name and descrplion-see circular have n
volume Of en2rarings Of al the patents issued N
1854, TO accompany the report free Price "a 81
gentleman OF the first responsibility has ,u,t
gone to Europe, and viii attend 10 any busine. y
that may be forwarded 20 him. particularly in y.
laiion TO Patents. The volume have pu6lish.
OF loSi viii be in one volume, conplete Az.
Msps on rollers of the city OF Wssbiaoton Ir
ving's Life Of Washington Cataloo ne OF p.,.
ents, one set Of Patent Once Reports. comnie,S,
beck Numbers furnished ~'"P'es ,
have many odd volumes that were sc.t,er-a
TO make the works compete. ~ -
ALFRED HUNTER.
Nestloaie OF the Patent Once Building.
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EPOLITICAL DENONSTRATION.-
G'NA The Jackson Democratic Association of
TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, In celebration OF the
recent Democratic victories In several of the States
Distinguished speakers from Alabama, Tonnes
zee, ami Of this citv will deliver addresses. The
Hon. Henry May will probably he In attendance
A fine bdDd Of music has oeen engaged. Citizens
generally are invited to attend.
A. w MILLER, President
0u 2f-4t fUnionl
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LIST OF LETTERS
| R.y.assssg IN sAs Post Zee, wasAsasfos, d. c :,

ksyHdtasRg % fs PoU OHes, WdshtASfon, ~. Z .
Asessf IS, 1855.
fordered to be advertised In the " Evsnfss
STAR agreeable to the following section Of the
Posf Oface Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation of any daily paper pub
lishsd In Washington:
SIC. S. And BE- Sc fssths, enacted, That the
list 81 letters remaining uncallsd for In any post
ofice in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed shall, heresfer % pub
issued weekly, or oftener, shall haze fhs largss,
eirexlatios within the range Of the delivery OF
ssid ONCE, to be decided by the postmaster II
such ONCE
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JoHN DICKSON, DAN'L 8. GOA DON, Z
~ WM. KING haxa a -ocistad tha.a-.i~.-,-

uonN DICKSON, DAN'L 8. Goa DON, n
WIN. KING have as 1ociated themselves 10.
gether In the Wood and Coal business, and have
located their place Of business ON the oorner Of
street and Vermont avenue, one square noriber,f
OF L.faye:te square, where they feel Warranted
IN saving that they are pre- pared 70 furnish an who
may favor them with a cal, with The yerv ~,
9saities OF Lehigh, White and Red Ash COAG.
OF the different sizes. Also, Cumberland In1,n'
run Of mines Or fine for Smiths, &C Also, Hicf.
dsivered promptly and with despatch ~ ~ III , ee
lowest mrtss rates, and for cash . little lovsr
Famiiesdl want Of fuel would do we'll m o,v.
us can peore mafing their purchase. for he
wa ~ our ssoch has been carefully sslscssd,
.u ss-a.v,,9 DICKSON, GORDON ! Co.
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

NIX. WIN. HENRY PALMER begs to inform
NA bis friends and pupils that he Is now pre-
pared to resume his professional duties. He Is
Permitted TO refer as heretofore 10 Aessrs RigYs
Il Co, and any communication LEFT for him nd his
residence NJ Mrs. Smith, No. 20 street. win
have immediate attention aux-iy
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New BOOKS ar TAYLOR 4 MAURY's,

NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR 4 MAURY'N.
SYDNEY Smiths Memoirs, vols a.
The History Of Woman and her cann.xto ...,x-
f.s eng1soa, CIVILIZATION, and Domestic Manner.
no, ~ s1 -, eest perod, by w. Fulom, ss,
Tanana In 1855, by Robert Tones. Coo
Lee horse, oy VIM. Iouatt. new edition win
81. S>'o-' Aofses, oy Cecil,
Baliads-Remantic, Fantastical and Bumo,.
ous-by w. II. Ainsworth. 75c = .'~'''"''
Ihe Music Master a love story. bv w A,,,,o
Tor. with woodcuis, use '" ~Ai1hs
~ my brother's Wife, by Amelia B. Edwards.
r;s sa' 90. o. the Siege Of Granada, by Edward B.
aged, 2Sc : 10y ousnt 10 oe man
pT The pSst,csl Works Of Marx Aien.ide and Juo
LIE Industry Of the United States a6c II
Grant. so nn n OF the Qusen's own, by Jsmes
.u~ ic TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s.
Bookstore, near 9Th ss.
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SNOTICE The members of tie EAGLE
SN-4 Club Of Georgetown beg leave to infoi Al
their numerous friends and patrons that thew viii
give ii Ell second Annual Ball at Forrest Hall, on
NEDNES0A, October 3, 1855
Particulars In future advertisement
20-eO3tS
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old THE0L0GY.-Ths undersigned has
" laid aside rom his stock, to be sent to auc-
Books, old editions In some easss, in others du.
plicate copies OF the best edi ions extant which,
ip the meaptims may be bought at Auction prices
At his store.
Many valuable works on DIV, nitv ara 70 bs found
smopZ them: ALSO, History, Medinine end Sur.
osvv sctencej move and miscellaneous
Gitsrsture: also a ss- French Books.
IA 2S FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MUSICAL CLASS.

HAVING been repeatedly urged by many fam
lilies to establish class or Glasses for instruc
ton on the Plano Forte, so as to place II within
the means Of every parent to cultivate a musical
taste In hts family, and being DESTROYS Of meeting
power, I am now making arrangements to open
sach classes, provided sufficient inducements
Offer and In such ca ;e, my object being to give
thorough musical found alton to my younger pu-
pills. should propose to take limited number
at the low rate Of IS per quarter, Of 20 lessons
Persons therefore DESTROYS OF awaiting themselves
Of these classes viii please apply to me, by note
or Otherwise, at Mrs. Smith's, No. - r street
au 2S-H w. HENRY PALMER
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WARRINGTON LADIES, DFpUsITORY

I'VE Managers Of this Institution give notice
i that the store on Fourteenth street will be
open for the transaction Of business on MONDAY,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next, from III a.
| IN 10 o'clock p m, and all persons Indebted
are requested to make immediate payment In order
| that the sums due to depostors NAV be paid with
out further delay. 3. P. CHILDS,
au 25-2t# Secretary
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EkrRAH co .--Cams TO tie subscriber on
~ Sunday evening last 4 l!rht-colorad c5-.,.A.1
mooiey Cow, which the owner con haven ENsS
BY cal Ing At Hopkins place, on alst Ct, SG.-I
betwesn p and G. au s. liz
WARRINGTON SEMINARY,
vlNHE exercises OF this institution will be re.
l. sumsd on Monday, September 3D.
II. J. DENECKERE, J.,
81 S5-tv President,
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sPIRir uf rRS FORMING PRYss.

The Unlon thinks that, according to the
hgns Of the times, a man cannot otherwise
Be % highly insultsd as BY calling him . Know
Nothing, except by proving 1t on him. There
Is more truth than poetry IN tkas quaint idea.
The Unten also praises without stint, Minott
A. Osborn, Esq, editor Of the New Haven
tct) Register, for his steady devotion to the
doctrines, measures and men Of Che Democrat
10 party through evil as we'll as good report.
,Ths Lnai!,gsnser lie to-day wholly devoted
% news, science, DC y 'lAi 81 ,'-'" ft
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V,OYsA AND FANCY NOTIONS, cheap at
= au 4-3t LANNON'S, 9Th 81
SINGING AND FLUTE LESSONS.

NIX. WILLIAM PALMER, Professor OF Sing
IVA ing, &c, having been induced 10 accompany
his nephew (Mr X nry Palmer, the eminent ~.
snist,) on his return TO this country and 20 take
up his residence In this city, will be happy 20 re-
ceve pills for instruction either in Singing or
la The art CT Flute PLAYING, having been sssSci-
ated with the best Professors In Europe studied
under Crevel 4, the great vocal master IN London
ard under q. Nicholson, tue crowned fu.iG
For terms, &c, apply TO him, by note or other
wise at his residence at Mrs smiths, No 20
street su2s-f
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kUGHR ACAOEtfY

F5svtseath strset, vest IF franklin Sg4ars.
TIVE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
i on the second Monday in September. Mum
Der 4 pupils limited
Circulars Of The Academy can be obtained at the
residence Of the Principal, on N 4, between 18th and
18th streets. G. r MORRISON
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For particulars see Hills In principal hotels.
GEORGETOWN on TUESDAY, August
2sth, and ALEXANDRIA on WEDNESDAY,
August S9th. au ls-dtSep
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ROOK BINDERS PASTE BRUSHES 4

Also, Patent Paint OF for roofs. &C.
bbls Putty, in bladders, Cor sale by
HOWELL MOR~ELL,
No 323 street, between 9th aud 9TH
au2f-1m
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PLEASANT RESORT.
q ID n N - q A.. A n N p ~ q

N visiting the City should see Hunters Csts-
logue Of the curiosities Of the Pstent once Al
SO, bis Description OF PoweI's Great Pictures.
HUNTER IL to be seen at 46o Tenth street.
NAV 3l-3ms
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EN0H SALE-The Subscriber having no fur
a ther use for No. Single Harness q
HORSE, Of fne style and action per- -
fectly gentle. VIII dispose OF him at 2Vk
private sale IN eerly application DC made -SlN.
Tie horse can be seen at Latham's livery stables
Alexandria, Aug %. A. @. NEWTON.
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Ths Current Operations OF the Trsasury
DspartmsIt.-On yestsrday, the Gath August
there wsss Of Treasury Warrants entsrsd on
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.ACKFREL.-MACKEREL

N1 IS bbls large No. Q (bay) Mackerel
Landing per "Msrietta Burr" from Boston, for
sale by WILLIAM Nj. CRIPPS,
oil La. avenue, bet. 9th and 9TH SITS.
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sPsrsous applying for letters IN The following list VI
please say they are ApvKRTuKD. 81 a.r
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Owners Of the South worth U,vorth Coll. lsrco,,
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Editor American Courier
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