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a CAUTIHS

! : necessary only to those who have not yet u.eS
my superior Black Tea at fifty cents pound
again IA" imnosition that is daily attempta by
some persons CT elssii. conscience 70 palm of l.,
fer.esentinT tito be the ai1e ni as mine ';L,
way to nail the deception to the forehead of tlr
parties SO attempting, is by d trial. samples ot
which can be hal a. itouSlv TIE baIa9ce of
The chop-mark, forty five toxeS Of this a,t;cIp +
the latest importation iS n M St-fc ard hy IL
DoI families lave il reasonable ias tlad at re-
tail
Une hundred and ten MAGNOLIA hams the IA s.,
to be received this season, to b. had oaly at ,::y
store.
Hreen conserve and preserved ginger All the
c"no,nen's necessary for AnCriG an. french, and
tng!is preserving AID picLl ne "u.eo - : -
esyaf, glass and stone jars OF all sizes for lilies
pr serves and pickles, with a vaTieir uT eeh glo-
ceries unsurpassed. Il NJ KING
Corner OF E'rmont avenue, and l5strest nor h.
east Ci JacsScn statue. sept 5.
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WATCHEs,
w JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, DC.
III w. GAIT & BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices Of The a5o:e-and offer every article
in tdeir line al the lowest rates
GOLD AND sIiVER WORK Of every de-
s;Fiption made 70 order, such az TESTlMONI-
AIS, richly eTIhellished with appropriate de-
signs, SILVE Err TEA SETS, Dl.SNER SER
VICES, &c
Precious Stones set IN the most modern STYLES
ARMS, CRESrS, NOTICES, &c, cut Ia
Stone and Metal.
NJ. ~. GAIT d BRO,
3A Pa. avenue, bet. OH and 10th sts
au 3O-tf
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lust REGEGyND AZ JCE sI,iLLENG.

lust RECEIVED At JGE SHILLING.
tons feTisdicaI Dep3i-
=, Memoir Of The Rev. Sydney Smith, edited by
Mrs. Austin
raneHla IN 1855, an account or the Panama all.
foec, OF tce cities Os Panama and AsDinwail, with
ssescnes OF Life and Characae. OF the ls;anus, by
Robert FOmss
Letters % tue People ca Health aad Happiness,
oy Catherine = Bescher
AemCiis Of James GCrdca Bennett, and his
Times, By Journalist
The Escaped NUa
B@nkSI,s LausLtcr, III vOl, by RePaolds
Rose Milton, a Tcnaace
SI!LLiNGFUN'S,
OdSon N~!liinZ, corner Ia. ev. and X ST.
du I'll
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RGE-fCE-
sIE-EC q
kWE0IES NNENNED

8 !HHaIES WERNER, On Pa avenue oppo
~ site Browns Hotel, viii keep throughout tn
season, an ample supply of Pettioone's best ICE
II lowest possible rites ra9y 9G-IftSeD 10
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EH-l-ES,IftY.

:. - khk.
tR. - -IaON respectfully cal. public atts2-
- :ioa II his lsS, pa.el: aud great <-A
ly IMPROVED ne.ncG Of setting Ar TsSsstEsS:.5zZs
hEciai Tea, witb Hc:.'inUou5 Gum, ,QUIIY
Ese very P&2Fi.GFiOS OF THE ART This
s;yle OF reeth hes re following adyantages over
al cthe-s, viz GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
LlNB55, COMFORT ana BEAUTY, vieinc
with Nature ~ theEs peGts, and ia soYae others
eIceulag. f1blic Inspection Is rsEcec:fullY solc-
kef
Please cal ant see specimens
CAUFIUI.-tio ct5s: DENTS. IN The Dis.!.c. os
Columos has right 10 make this style or teeth.
y B.-Tseth ecl5-;tu.!JR2uy healthy, plugged
AID warranted for l;-s
OGce and couse No. 2&sS z street, near tie ,c:-
Rer cf PcalI. Gv5grs and 18th strsc,
sp Si-if
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nlOU TAIN ffO sE =,
IAPON SPRINGS

FsSaE undersigned having been solicited hy
4 many southern friends TO extend the present
season, have determined tc keep the h:0Uniain 4
House open for their accommodation until the
10th day Of October.
Tne three too urnaments Cor the season will Ia ke
place on the 2sth Of August, tine Eth ana 2Otn Of
September
The fare will be reduced IS per raoath and Sc
per week, a!ier the !st Of September
al N- BLAKEMORE L. INGRAM
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The EVENING STAR,
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,

iENCEPF SUNDAf,)
Al tss 5:aT Bsiidisgs, corner of PeHHsyIvasis
aUGHas ard EIsVeAtk street,
81 W. D. LAcH,
WI be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX
ANDA QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly
70 the Agents; papers served in packages at 3X
cents per month. TO mail subscribers the SUBJ
,cr. p,ion priceis THREE DOLLARS AND FIF-
TY CENTS year in adranes, TWO DOLLARS
for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three
MONTHS for less than three months at the rate Of
I2X cents week.
EJSIN6LE COPIES ONE CENT.
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GLEswG0D CEMETERY,

Olisce no. ~ "a ave-, corner lVth street.
(OvER THE SAVINGS BANK1
UNIS CEMETERY is laid out OH the plan of
Il heCeleOrated Greenwood, Of NC-~ ork, and
situated The high ground distant one and a
quarter miles north cf the Capiioi-N Orta Capitol
street leading directly 10 the gateway.
This Company have secured 4 charter from Con-
gress epproPrating their ground forever TO burial
purposes. making fee title to tine purchaser and
p.Ohibi;ir. 81 euCToachIleats fiom legislation OF
otherwise. which Is of vast importance to those
who wish their dead to rePose where they have
placed tho n, for II has become custom in all
other cities when the burial ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, to sell it, aad throw the
dead promscously into one large pit, and legal
measures cannot prevent IL, no titles are given
20 the ground.
n. B-ONce open from 10 to II O'Clock a. m .,
where Pamphlets, containing tie Charter, By
Laws, AID 4 nicP OF toe sfoIad, anu al o;lcr in
4 matioa, Can be obtained
AL orders left with AIR. James r Harvey, No.
Seventh street OF any otaer undertaken, viii lie
p 1mpuf attended 10. je lS-iy
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STOVES! sToyEs.-GRATEs: CRATES!

HTE are now receiving and oG.r for sale an ex-
w tensive assortment CT COOKING
STOVES, among which are 10 he found ffps
the Blue Ridge, William Yehn, Triumph nd
Complete Atlantic, Bay State, Banner, ia cAe
ryland, Kitchen ComraaiCn, and others.
Also, complies assortment OF Parior. Dining
room, ch :lnber, hall, stofa, otice and cnu:ch
Stoves, fof either Wood or coal.
- Also, fine assortment Of Mantle Crates, New
York patterns.
All who are in want CT Stoves OF grataS will find
ii to their advantage to give us call before par
chasing. We shall take pleasure in showing our
stock and givihg our prices to any vino may call
on Us, whether they purchase not.
0HnSON, GUY & co,
Pa. avenue, betw 10Th and llth sts
sep3-2w (Organ)
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WEUER'S

Bk A S AND sTRING BAND.
'e'HlS old established and favorite band fur
nSh music as usual for Excursions Sere-
Orcers may be left al Hilbus 4 Eitz's SIusic De
pot or at the residence of the leader, four doors
cas- ol General liiendersOn's residence, Navy Yard
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OLD TIEEOLOGY.-TAe una.,siyngd Ia

old Ti!EO OL0GY.-Tae una.,si,ned has
~ LAID aside from his stock. 10 BE- sent to auc-
ton al tne proper season, z large collection Of
BOOKS, oio ed'ttpd' In some cases, In others du-
In tue meantime MY he bought at Auction prices
et his store.
Many valuable %orSs on Divinity are 70 ba r,,,nd
among t-sm: Also, History, Medicine and sur
gerry, General Science move and nisceII,naons
Literature; also q few French BOOKS
GU IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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DISGSDES.
'HtaiS Medicine ~ prepared by an or:inent ply.
= sic!th or eighteen years practice in Jew Yofk
clty, daring which tilia he has constantly used il
With the Tn0st uEboua6eo success, and created for
y reputation IN private r!:.ctic", uneqUaled In
'hs history cf IEeiicue. liiCtg immediately upon
the bloOt, cleansing 4 roi az scfofUI0U3 huni0rs
= Impurities, TeaogitiGE and. Ey It's InAGtc Dow
egs, INViSORATE TIE WHOLE SYSTEM,
IN proof OF which, Scndfeas of ro5 5pCetable wit
assses Trc: the do-tcfc rc;vac r,gc!ic have Civ
en Ill :h=ir testimony, and eatf6attho3e suffering
fro r any 2crofuoIs GEectioa; to cal xpos .hsss
zE3 satisfy thsT9SclysS.
A Treatise on Scr0SaiG-5 Diseases CAR be had
gratis q. PRINCIPAL DEPOT', 40 BEoasivyey,
and at DTag Stores generally.
CHARLES gTOT'r & CO.,
agents Tor Wasai1G.1R
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DENTISTRY

N ". SHINN, Graduate of the PhIlade,rbia
-, - college ofDental Surgery, aspect ..
iuly Informs the residents of Ge6rGe- G>{&sS
town and its vicinity that he has loca- IYSYT9S
s ,ed himself AMONGST them for the purpose Of prac
, ONE III Washington St, above Bridge street,
GeorgCtown. ID G.. 10 ~, aomSoo,@s'
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TN1NARY BIRD.-EsCaped from its cage OF
~ Friday afternoon, a light colored Canary ii I'd
about IL weeks old, and was shedding The bird
posses 'es value 10 The owner 10y beng sent tire,
W eks since frcm Ohio, hy 4 relative Any one
bringing it to this office, will receive az reward
another BIRD If desired au -
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STEWARDS skyE..GiIT GALLERY.
NAGU ERR EOTYPIsS taken fGT 81 cents and
~ uTHa Is, and lied /" sp'-nd:,i c2sss We
nave the finest light in the city, which foF soft
ness and distribution or shade j. not surpassed iT
eJUalle;! in the United STATES
We invite AL who want good Pictures 10 cal
at 32l Pa avenue, between oh sni iGth streets
over n w. Galt q Bro 's JewelIy Store.
al ii--Im
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INDEPENDENT POLICE,

fENHE undersigned have entered in'o Hrrn -oI
Il the purpose Z attending to all criminal and
other business which may be entrusted 10 them
ANY communicated from any part OF he United
Saoos will be promptly attended to. One Of - Id
GfiG viii be found at all times ii John ID Cl1rk's
United ctetes Police Ottice, NO 527 Twelfth 1t
WILLIAM II TANNING,
JOHN ii. STEWART,
J. NORWOOD,
SOLOMON GODDARD.
au T-Im (Urgan)
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4 CaED.-The subscriber informs lis friends
II and the public that he is able 10 attend tc
his business. He can oe found ar his Old stalls
Centre Market, ready TO wit en- them. as Il:
always has done heretofore The best Of BEEF
always on hand. 40. WhbkER,
" 2j-C Eictualie.
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POTOMAC pAYiI.InHL

rjNlE Proprietor respectfully Informs the rnbir
ing the running Of III" Potomac STRANGERS -
There are many families here who intend -s--.TL
toreinain throughout September ana he hoycs th At
others may unite TO en! Joy the G5e blth ard goc5
nshing. W. W. DIX
PINaY PoIar, Aug. y, 1855 ua27
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FOGN DICKsnN, DAN'i -. aORDaS, L

eC1zN DIChSnN, DAN'i y. GOEsD8g, L
W vi. hiNG have Is ociated themselves to-
Setaer In the W oCd and Coal business, and have
located their Place Cf business On the corner OF
street and Vermont avenue, one slu2re northeast
OF L,fayette Square, where they feel warranted
In saying that they pr pared furnish all who
may favor them with cal, with the very beet
qualities OF Lehieb, White and X ID Ash coal,
OF the diaeTeat sizes. ALSO, Cumberland lamp,
run Of mines, or En6ior Smiths, &c Also IIick-
cry, Oak and Pine Wood, an OF which will I've
delivered promptly aGd with despatch, at the very
lowest tt1tng rates, and fer cash & little lower.
Families l = want OF fuel would do weli 10 give
is call before making thcir purchases for the
winter, as our stock has been Carefully selected
and IL quail ty second TO none In the District.
DICKSON, GORDON = CO.
Eu 22-3awlm
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Mrs. LUNDY VIII resume the duties OF her
isi school on Monday, September Cd, at no &c
Louisiana avenue. an 40
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exc. Al. VAREELL s. ]. ". EIAHEsSs,
Rcuse, Sign and Faaey Painters,
WOULD especially cali the attention Of the
w public to their specimens Of Fancy Signs,
to be seen at all times at their place OF business
Persons building and repairidg would 90 well to
give Us g call as we are determined 10 use every
exe-tion on our part 70 give general satisfaction
Place OF business on Louisiana avenue, between
Oh and 7th streets, north ride next to the VarruH
Building.
OLD Glazing promptly attended to.
au A-dtf
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YOUNG LADIES 'CLETsICALI
lgsl - s.c.at = q Z

400 Z sirsst, isttVesg 5ih asd Gth,
(Removed from No Indiana ayenue)
STEPHEN II MIRICK, A. NJ, PRlxCIraL
TUE next Academic wear of This School, (form-
Il eriy under the care OF Rev K. w Cush,naa
D. d, but for the last two years in charge CT The
present Principally J Will commence Monday. Sep
teGDer lU, 1850. Experienced teachers are en-
3loyed IN every de9GrtmeEt Every branch Of L
solid and ornamental edu, alton is taught and di-
plo;nas are given TO those who complete the pre-
Scrihed course.
Circulars. giving further information, can be OBJ
tanned at the bookstores and Ey application to the
Principal. au 7-eoam
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THE UNION aCsDE,yy

'HE r lfth Annual Session Of tie Union Acad-
Il envy and the Sixth cf the Union Female
Academy, viii open on the first Monday In Sep
'ember, and continue "A weeks
Terms es usual
Circulars at the Bookstore Of a. Farnham ESQ
and at the Rugby House. cornec lltu and SIS,
These Institutions are organized and con-
Quoted as 10 secure that mental anG moral train.
ing which VIII best prepare the pupil for the real
Il. RICHARDS, Prin. IA
Mrs. Il RICHARDS, Prin. U. F. A
I'm
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EMERSON .S=TiTUTE,
4 Select Classical and nz1s!..maticai Schss
fer Hcys.

-
fer 3oys.
'sNHlS Institute is located on II street, one doc,
D. from the corner Uf 10TH. The next ACadsmil
rear viii commence the first Monday in Sep;ein-
Sa5.
The number Of pupils IS limited The Princi
pal can be seen on and after August 27lh, at ths
schooi room, from TO !? O'Clock d IN
lc.Ins per quarter, FOR full course, SIS. Eng
lish branches. $40
CHAs. il. YOUNG. 4. III, Principal
Al Q-eatf
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HAII)GAI il3r@a, E1RFoEE. Va.
IL. L.. IL = e. = p..u.a..a-

H. L.. N AiEEssS, Proprietor.
HAVING puTch tsei the above well known es
oiisaneRt, respectfully inform INV p-es
tIr-I5 ani The travelling pIoiic, tia. the i.s5
Rouse has af5a thoroughly renovated and LII
newly fGrais-et tnTOl saOgt, and IS n"w Opea foI
the reception Of permanent and transient bJarG-
sIs. Lriu!h n sincsre thanks 10 my friends and
the Pl6lic gonsii,J fOf tle ii5efal patronage ex-
tenae1 10 n Tor he last twel.y-tnIse years and
res Soc4dNy solicit a continuance of the same, as
surtnS tEe'n Tat nothing Rill be left undone u
uonal. >
=, -. b--A foIr-hnrse stage Coach leaves the Ma
uonai .io.@ every TIssiSy, Thursd tY, and Sal
au l0-ia a y ;y,TTrps
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AIRS. 4. C. REDMOSD's NEW GAL.
Ifl lery Of Daguerrean Art.--Havingengsgad the
services of an experienced artist is fully prepared
reasonable prices. No 300 Pa. avenue, northwest
corner 1lth St, over Ford i Bros Drug Store.
auC- -
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RiTs OF nLARNEY, by Shelton Mackenzie.
Editor Of the Life OF uuisn, jr. lries 81
ddy divers, a tale Of Georgia, by w. Gilmore
Sims, Esq. Price 81 2J.
Just Published and for sale At
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
sep5 Bookstore near Ninth street.
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CT SSTES.

ID e. DOStLDSJS, ECaiist, late cftE-c arTf. II
He HINT = DeHo.li-oa continues tc .---x.ss>,
maaIfac.'iTe end ic5e.. ..,asc beautiful r=sssssS
p0Ice--'l iSeth, VIZ 0r without E;ILas, LILLE
gOE specimens OF SEiCl (TlcIe 2.id c posted "
Tie late ii-Tn) Was awsstt3 the aI:t pre.4lGEn 1T
TIE Mes,-aIiea' Institute Fair, rscen.lT ksi6 in
this ciiy
TL5SC tee.h .fc carved az: shaded 10 salt each
p-rt;cIlar csss, aHl .hc;r rc2eIrics % "a. n;:u-
rl gan = 60 Fisct as - GScoiye the L,Os: prac-
Gse. eye.
Partioli9r :t;5EtioR e'so PAID to Cling aGa pre-
ferviag ,a5 E--Ial teeth.
ChaIgss E.o~efaie, ant ~ arerat.ols warranted
O1.Se ss-:l.s5si CO. iCE u Seventh ai. Streets.
keh.!@2ce c. y. El-1 3i-e.l
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DORBIS AROUND,

DOBBIS AROUND,
- GRAVE OF UNCLE TRUE,
HAEEi. DELI,
i Dream OF Home, Hard Times, Good E-~s Do
They Miss Me al hOlns, Iou VIII Miss Me Taen.
Home Of My Childhood, Dearly Do Love Tnee,
Few DaJs an, ald a host OF other new al
p)pIiar Pi oes iIst received II 3Jj Pennsy yl9aaia
avenue, near .O;h ST. JOHN +. ELLIS.
eu27
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pH. J.. Is. vgRiuIiW,s

5EEAILTF'G "SyJ0s UL1U5 ATTED0Tg."
S.y "a; tsTttGss6.t Gufs of 40 C1NSUdIFTION N
al al o!iCr forms CT fGCKOEULOUS
DI.EsEES
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FANCY HAiR ORNAMENTS.

II SEMKEN, JEWELER,
He No. $50 Pa av., bet 9th and 10Th sts.,
is prepared TO make to order any device that may
be suggested such as Flower Bouquets, Bracelets,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Chains, Crosses, Rings,
Chartelains, &c. Also, ct Ornaments for sale.
U Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
no useC. ~ ySt-tr
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RUGBY ACADEMY

t1KTtesnth street, opposite Franklin Square
'f'hE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
n on the second Monday in September Mum
Der pupils limited
rcuiaFs OF The Academy can be obtained at the
residence Of the Principal on = between 18th and
I5th streetS. q. L. MORRISON
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nR. SCHWABTZE's CuROSO-THER.
~ NAL A6tE PsLLS.-rhsse Pills have
stood Gnriv1lcd for the Last TEN years. Such is
the eihca,y OF these Pills, that suci d thing a.
FAiLuEE = Is imPossibl,, if they are ken accord
Ing TO direction. a. 2S-eolm
ShiRTS-sIIIRFs.- have lust received
~ large and hne assortment OF GeBtle!nen's best
auanty ~hite and cflorei Shirts, which We vii.
dispose Of ~ the lowest New York prices
WALL STEPHENS,
522 Pa. avenue, next door TO Iron Aau.
uAu
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nj rs. Is sNHS =. ;tC Is IL inforu7 her pu.
4sA pills that tbeir studies ZVil re commence tie
- IA SepteInocr.
No. 3gI II street between l5.b aad 1i.h
au 2S-Saw3wA
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M. =. TySGs s. sssvE,:.s

FEMhLE 3EAiNA3Y rlRTay PuPIIs
FStyect, Bat. i2!a aad 1874, Washington
'ENuE duties of ths iHatit lti0n Will be resumed
on the 18Th Septer1Eet, ami. I'm conneyion
with the above, they wish also inform their ga
tcas and others that they intend opening an es-
taolishment for boarding pupils Oh the Isl OF Nc
yGInhcr next
ne latter is situated OF TIE railroad and luin.
PIKE, sixteen miles -1isl the city, and two south
eaS: u Laurel village
For particulars. circulars nav be had at the
principal bookstore In Washin"ton and Ralti-
mOt9. al i-i,t;a rodi iS,tn.i5
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FIRST wAE.D LIVERY AND SALE SEA

FIRST wAE.D LIVERY AND s.LE sTA
BEES.
RI announcing 10 the public OF WASHINGTON thst
A have taken possession by purchase, y,
OF lac above Stables, on = siEeet, near rtsaaaa
the war Department., t!ateiy occupied S.FSA
by 4. SchW4rt7,) | wish 10 inIoTn Sl-Os
them Sh1 Il VIII De eA;iIely conducted by nv.eIf
and tiat all orders l.ft upon the premises win oe
attended to puactC2ly with elegant Carriages and
careful drivers. The Riding School viii be Goa.
duCted by professional equestrian and perfectly
d0cle h0Ts=S btSiag stated hours for lady ecIes
tils Ia PT!y4c or puzzle, as they may prefer.
al Livery IA Ill establishment.
Persons requiring Op=a os;oucEos or family oar
rlages, can be Satisfactorily accommodated, as
or ladies.
" %l--3m Eos,,
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EDUCATIONAL.
GE0RGETOWNCLAS MATH,
EMAIICAI AGA n NJ

H@NH&A
b'HE Undersigned having rented the building In
which the late VIM. Il. Abbott, Esq SO long
and so favorably conducted his Academy and
having thus secured more ampe e alcommodations al
VIII receive an additional number of pupils
Eariy applications are particularly requested, as
At = IN 1t ail the Sc holars should be pres
ent at the form ,tiOn of the classes
ne exercises will be resumed on Monday. Sep.
temoer ID p. A. BOWEN, Principal,
aug No Gi N-eSt 9, Ceor,,afo,,,,r
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GEoR cErowr rEMA.E SEMINARY.

Il REPORT having been iGGus.riously ci,cula-
a tea t. th~ .Lec: thzt the t0Tu- fer hCartli 9
and t1iticn In n2T S"rntnl = have been ad qRnced
20 PEE h"ndr do(crS;s- S-SNjcr ! dceIa II my
q NY 10 give Il an EXPLICIT Cnntrsdi tion.
10 nc, know Z ow tae Ie port originated, nor hy
: nat agency It has 2eiRec such curTcrcv. The
st-I@!:i+nt III my pH1iishe.; Catalogue made wit IA
great : e3Ine@a AID en- la 5iy Lave perverted TO
ne doui.: the amOndt stated
he Terms fo' ;he l@st ;hr-- yoags have been S2OG
per session Of ten months The additional cost of
all articles OF domestic consumption Compelled
M TO raise my te los 10 $40
ihc terms for Gay pupils aid FOR extra studies
ar unchanged.
WILLIAM J CLARKE
sep Civ GeorTc.- c.-Iy, 7, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-10
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street, between G and :. streets. E-I.2
lnterments procured in anY ground --i'<-,i.s-<~
or cemetery. Gins, Ca9,, SLro-is, Carriages,
Hearse, and every article for iG,erments Of
the best GCaiity furnished a. short GOt:ce on the
most rel~n"able tC-iI.s, rad a. all hours OF tha
nigtt. kaying the exclusive tight Of Crdmp's
Patent CorPss PIsseTvc-, g'e a4arzasse 20 Eeep the
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-13
FITS! FiTsl Els !

The Vegetable Extract Epiiepfc Piiis, Joy The cure
Of Fits, SpasMs, CrarPs and H.hirUOfgS and Con-
Sijtuii0a0! Diseases.
Dersons who are laboring under this distressing
l malady will find the Jegc'ajic Epiilptc Pills
to be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. These Pills possess
a specific action on the nervous system; Qud, al
though they are prepared especially for The pur-
pose of curing Fits, they viii bc found &C cspc-
cial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever.
In chrome complaints or diseases Of long stand
ing, sUperinduccd by nervousness, they arc cX-
ceedngy beneficial. Price - per box or two
boxes for So. Persons out of the city, enclo-
sing remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mail, free o! postage. For sale by SETH S.
HANcE, No. 1913 Baltimore st. Baltimore, TO
whom orders from all parts Of the Union must
be addressed postpaid. For sale by JOSEPH
ENTLER and Z. c. WILLIAMS, Shcphcrdstown.
November 20 1853. lily