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PERSONAL.

.... Miss Annette Ince concluded an en-
gagement at the Buffalo Theatre on Saturday
evening.
80. Knowles, the author of " The Hunch.
back" the Glove Chase" &c, is now a
minister of the gospel.
80. Mexican Buchanan has performed one
hundred and eighty-two nights out of two
hundred and seventeen no has been in Cali
forDia.
80. Don Jose Sslazar Harrequis, Espeneza
Cervantes, and four others, Of the Mexican
boundary commission, are at the Kirkwood
House.
.... Charles F. M. Garnett, of Richmond,
now chief engineer of the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad, has received the appointment
OF chief engineer Of Don Pedro railroad, Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil, with q salary of $4,000.
-. James G., strang, the Mormon leader
10Th, by two of his former followers. At latest
accounts he was still alive, but in a critical
| condition. His assassins are under arrest.
-. David Martin, Esq editor of the Ba-
| ton Rouge Advocate, died at that city on the
evening of the LIST inst. He was q writer of
high order Of ability and widely known as the
| author of the touching and beautiful song
"Erin is my Home"
go. The Sunday Courier understands that
Darhum mas received an offer from the Sgd.
enham Crystal Palace in England, of Eve
| thousand dollars year to 60 over there and
take charge of one of its departments, and
| the editor learns that Barnum thinks seriously
of accepting the offer.
go. Mile Sarah Felix. M Leon Patre. M,
James Bennett, Mr.. j. w. Wallack, IT and
Mr. Joseph Jefferson have recently sailed for
Europe. On dit, that Mile Sarah and M
Patre are to be joined in bonds Hymenial
when they reach la belle France. Mr. Jeffer.
son goes to Europe on an excursion for his
health and pleasure, not to act. He is one of
the best of our comedians.
The Northern Islander, the Mormon pa
per at Beaver Island, contains the following
note OF what Mormon minor may do:
Lee Cole, OF Patmos, cannot be accused
OF despisng the commandment, "Be ye fruit.
ful and multiply He is eighteen years old,
and has wife and two children-not twins
He is doing good business in replenishing
the earth, as we'll as multiplying the inhabi.
tants, being successful and substantial far.
mer -
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, June Is. Ia5,

ALEXANDRIA, June 70, 1856.
The spring trade being over, business and
news are alike dull, very little occurring wor-
thy Of note.
The location of the Firemen's Monument
has at length been settled, and the beautiful
marble shaft, IMPLYING the respect and es.
TEEN of our city for its " martyr fremen, !"
will rear its symetrical proportions amid the
foliage of quiet "Ivy HILL" A large num-
Der desired q site within the city limits, but
the question is now definitely settled.
A beautiful collection Of paintings, in charge
of L. A. Tolman, are now on exhibition at
Sarepta Hall. Some Of these are we'll worth
q visit. 1904.
The fine mare belonging to 4. Y. Cross, was
yesterday morning stolen from Latham's liv.
cry stable, and has not yet been recovered.
1t is supposed the thief took the Leesburg
road.
Last night the dwelling Of Lewis Herring,
on Duke street, near Royal, caught fire; but
little injury was done beyond the burning of
some window fixtures. The fremen were
promptly on the ground.
The City Councils held their regular session
last evening, but little business Of general in
terest was transacted. AMI.
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A PERFUxED BREArH.-What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of q dis
agreeable breath when by using the "Baluu
ofa Thousand FlOaoers" as dentri6oe would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject is
so delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour single drop Of the "Balm on your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning.
A fifty cent bottle will last year. For sale
at Shillington's, agent for Washington, and
all Druggists.
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FRESH DEPOSITS OF GUANo The London
Chronicle of June 5, says 1t appears that IN
addition to the deposits of guano lately dis
covered by the Americans, there have been
discovered several isolated islands on the coast
OF Arabia, lately coded to Great Britain by
the Imaun of Muscat, on which a valuable
deposit Of the same fertilizing ingredient has
been found, of good quality. A royal license
has been granted to Mr.. j Ord, of Litherland,
near Liverpool, and Messrs j. Hindson and
). IL Hayes, merchants and brokers of Liy-
erpooi, to raise and export the guano, during
period OF five years, from the islands of Jib.
leea, Haski and Ghurvoad, in the BAY of Koo-
ria Moorla, On the south coast of Arabia. The
license stipulates that all the guano which
shall be raised from these islands shall be
shipped direct to the port of Liverpool, or
sucn other port as may be approved, on the
application of the licensers. A royalty of q
per ton is to be paid upon all the guano
shipped during the first two years, and As
per ton afterwards. This discovery will tend
to reduce the price of Peruvian, or at least to
check any rise in its value more particularly
as the Panama Railway Company have re-.
duced the charge for its conveyance across the
Isthmus.
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members of Congress, the wish being father to
the thought, had very unanimously made up
their minds that his first act on landing in New
York would be to take himself out of the way
of their candidate. His failure to do so, and
the now admitted fact that he does not pro-
pose to govern his conduct by what they may
deem most likely to all them in crushing his
immediate friends whom they hate so in
tensely, has caused much crashing Of hon.
orable teeth, and bids fair to cause much
more of it ere the end of the canvass. One or
two other facts that have very lately become
apparent also seem to render the Republican
members not Q little disconnected with the
existing condition of the political horizon.
We allude to the state of affairs in Massachu-
sets, New York and Pennsylvania, in all
which States it is now very certain that Mr..
FillmOre's vote will outnumber that of Col
Fremont. From those and other northern
States they are daily hearing Of declensions
of leading persons who have until lately be-
longed to the Republican Know Nothing
party, to sustain the Philadelphia nomina-
tions. They realize, and many of them frank
ly admit in conversation, that in nominating
Col Fremont they sold out at half price, and
that they are literally without hope of sue
cess in November, unless Mr.. Fillmore will
very speedily back out of the canvass
Dead.-Our many readers will learn with
sorrow that the disease under which he has 90
long been suffering, has at length carried from
earth the Hon. Thomas Ii. Bayly, of the Ac-
comac congressiona, district of Virginia, in
formation Of whose demise, at his late resi-
dence in Accomac county, Va, reached US
this morning. Comparatively young, he has
thus been cut off in the beginning of his career
of great public usefulness. Had he lived and
been blessed with good heath, he could not
have failed to have become one of the most
distinguished statesmen Of the age; for his
mind was powerful and clear, his attachments
in public rfairs vast, his chars, ter energetic,
and his ambition entirely legitimate He
leaves wife and a daughter just grown. His
estate was large and carefully husbanded
His death leaves void in thousands of hearts
for he was as widely beloved as he ives known.
The settlement Of the Texas Deb. up
to yesterday morning there have been issued
at the Treasury Department, under the law
for the liquidation of the Texas debt, 6O2
Treasury warrants, amounting to an aggre-
gate of s6,59O,377 The distribution of
this vast sum among our own citizens fox the
most part-very little being held out of the
United States-has of course had a most
beneficial effect on the state Of Americ Gu
monetary affairs.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-On yesterday, the oath OfJune,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
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NorIcE.-Those charged with the manage
ment of clubs, societies, and all other associa-
tons are notified that In order to insure the
insertion Of advertisements or notices of any
description in the Star, payment must be made
for them when offered, or an arrangement for
the payment for the same provided for. There
are now on file in our counting room many
advertisements, not inserted, because our
terms have not been complied with. This rule
must be imperative
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BLACKIsrONE,s PAVILION,

THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
Il open on the Sd day OF July for the &c. "a
commodation Of visitors. The subscriber h.m
has engaged first rate Cotillion Band for. xmA
the season, and with his large and spendid Ball
Room offers vast ind ucements to the lovers Of the
dance His table will be constantly supplied
with ELL the luXuries Of the Potomac and his Bar
with the choicest liquors.
This is known to be one Of the heathiest places
on the river, being situated between Blackstone
and st Catharine's Islands.
There Will be a celebration on the 4th Of July,
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs
day, 2ith July, Thursday, 18th August and Thurs
day 21st Of August.
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers
on Tuesdays and Thursdays going down, an will
stop for passengers on Wednesd days and Satur-
days, on her return trips.
Board-el per day for a week or longe,; 81 ,25
less than a w Ell
je25 Pm GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE.
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To POLITICAL CLuBs.-Political clubs will
find the arrangements of the Star Office for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those Of any
other printing Office in the United States
They may rely upon having such work done
at the Star ONCE in . satisfactory manner as
to style and price, and in the shortest possible
time. Be sure to give us q call before making
arrangements elsewhere.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

The dsy June 49, on which Fremont was
nominated was the anniversary of the battle
of Waterloo.
At Waterville, Maine, the announcement of
Fremont's nomination being made to the Wa.
terville Republican Association, they imme.
distely adjourned to Elmwood Hotel, where
Hon Lot M Horrill, last year Speaker of the
Maine Senate, addressed them.
A furious Republican clergyman of Detroit
used the following language in a recent ser.
mon-as reported by the republican organ of
that city:
Before weuld see the popular sovereign
ty wrested by force from the peonle Of fbe
Territories, would have the plains of Kansas
silent with universal death. Before I would
have the lips of our Senators and Represen-
tatlves sealed in craven silence by the hand
OF Southern violence, 1 would SEQ the halls of
Congress ankle deep in BLOOD
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SEA BATHING.

CHESAPEAKE HALL. HAMPTON, VA.
THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
l. is now open for the reception Of visitors a
by the day, week, month or season. IL is inn
situated on an elevated point and commands ~
an extensive and splendid view Of the Bay,
Hampton Roads, James River and the surround.
ing country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed
by any other watering place and the climate is
pToverbial for health
The proprietor pledges himself to make every
effort to render the stay OF visitors pleasant and
takes the liberty to refer, for his ability to those
who have heretofore selected {" Chesapeake Heun
for their summer retreat. X. g. BANKS,
lie 25-3t Proprietor
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state of the Union, most Of the session of the
day being devoted to the bill to admit Oregon
into the Union when that Territory shall have
the requisite population, which was tempora-
rily laid aside to take up other bills not likely
committee rose, the bill for the establishment
of two additional land offices in Minnesota
was passed; and then they adjourned.
Proceedings Of To-Day.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Toombs intro
duced his bill for the paci8cation of Kansas,
which was referred and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Wilson presented memorial from the
New England Emigrant Aid Society, for prop
erty Of theirs alleged to have been destroyed
in recent popular outbreaks at Lawrence, Kan
sas referred.
Mr.. johnson, rising to a personal explaua-
ton, questioned Mr.. Seward upon the drift of
his remarks on the day before, SO far as they
bore on his colleague in the other House, Mr.
Rust; and his interrogatories gave rise to a
discussion upon the Rust and Greeley affair
between Messrs. j. and S., that was in pro-
gress whom the Star went to press.
In the House, various Territorial bills were
reported and committed
Mr.. Washburne, of Me-, gave notice that
when the special order-the current Terrific
rial business-shall have been disposed Of he
will call up the report Of the Elections Com
mittee on the Illinois contested election case
The question then arose on the amendment
reported yesterday from the Committee of the
Whole, to the bill to establish two additional
land districts in Kansas territory.
Mr.. Bennett Of New York, moved to lay the
bill and amendment on the table laid on the
los, nays 70.
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New MusIc.-From the busy press of our
neighbor Hilbus, we have late publication
" have no Mother Now'-by G. G.. Morti.
mer, IT,
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Gas HkATERS.-ANOTH SUPPLY
VI Of these Gas Heaters so convenient for me
nursery, or for cooking a meal for sG all family
Also, GAS STOVES, for cooking and 6skins'
complete. q. FRANCIS,
je21 $50 Seventh -
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~NOTICE.-MY WIFE, ELLEN LIN
~ kins, having left her home without any
just cause, l hereby forewarn all persons from
trusting her, as / will not pay any debts Of her
contracting. HENRY 8. LINKINS.
lie 25-3tN
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REMEDY FOR WARM wKAfHER.

REMEDY fOh WARM WkA3HEk.
lust RECEIVED AT THE UNION BOT
y Ting Depot, large supply Of that unsur- q
passed tonic for invslids, GINGER WINE. II
Also xxx Pale and Burton-s Ales and por-
ter OF very superior quality, together with =
large assortment Of syrups OF almost every f'nd !
all 81 which, together with our premium Nine
raj Waters will be furnished TO customers In any
part Of Washington or GEORGETOWN.
All orders LEFT az the Depot In Georgetown, OF
with the drivers Of our Wagons, viii meet via
prompt attention. Army q SHlNN.
jee6
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~ WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
Ebe Company is hereby o. dered to assemble
I'M I'M at the aImory on TOMORROW (Thurs-
W W day. AFTERNOON, at O'Clock precisely
with pompons and white pantsloons, for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral OF the late Lieuten-
ant WIN H. CLARKE, who was an active member
for twelve years. ... .... d..
The members are slso notified to attend the
meeting THIS EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
By order Of Capt. DAVIS:
II III RICHEY. q q
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No. 56s
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN

OhIN6
IN LANDS IN WISCONSIN Notice is here
by given that the land Office at MINERAL PoINT,
STRvENs's PoINT, and MKNAsHA, IN the State
Of WISCONSIN, will be omen to sale aud location
Of any Of the lands In said districts which Were
subject to entry and location at the date Of their
recent Withdrawal by notice No. $50, on and after
Monday, the 4th day Of August next, ezespt the
following townships, the rtssrration of which
wiH be continued, viz:
Office at MINIPAL POINT: Townships IL to Ia
Inclusive, OF ranges to east, inclusive.
Office at STEvRNs's PoINr Townships Is to
%, inclusive, Of ranges to east, inclusive
Township is and Is Of range east; and
Township Is Of ranges east.
Oface at MRNAsHA: All the townships in the
district situated between township Ia and the
Michigan State line, in ranges 10 to 20 east, In
elusive.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Of
fee, at the city Of Warrington, this Oath dsy of
June, 1856 THOS. A HENDRICKS,
lie 25-2aw6w Commissioner
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0A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
NJ Pennsylvanis Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge Club Will be held at the Club Room, south
east corner Of 9th and d streets, ON WEDNESL
DAY EVENING, June 18th. at X O'Clock.
full attendance is requested as permanent Of
GERS Of the Club viii be chosen.
A. J. GLOSSBRENNER, Chairm'n
2. T. SHUGERT, Sec. jsN-2t&
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g PEClAL MOTTO FALL PERSONS
y having accounts with me are respectfully in
formed that they are now ready, and viii be
delivsred in the course Of this week. Prompt
payment Of the same Is much needed and most
earnestly requested. CHAS. n. LANE,
je 24-1w NO. 424 Pennsylvania avenue.
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n n ATTENTION WASHINGTON HIGH
LANDERS You are hereby notified to
(il IN attend at your Armory on THURSDAY
W " EVENING nett, the 26th instant, at half
past seven O'Clock precisely. Every member il
requested to be present es information Of impor.
lance to the interest Of the company will be COM
municated. JOHN WATT
e25-2t$ Captain
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IL O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the NEXT day.
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THE PEOPLES CHEAP EDITION.
TN PRESS AND WILL BE PUBLISHED
Il Immediately
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
OF THI
HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.
With Portrait, from Photograph, by Brady.
12no paper. 25 c'nts.
Dealers and Committees supplied at liberal
discount. Address orders to the publishers
LlVERMORE RUDD,
je 25-3t $40 Broadway, New York.
A CARD.-THE ATTENTION OF CAPT.
IA tasts and others is called to the trustees sale
OF that valuable property, being part Of Lot No
J., in Square No 46l, and the i'm provements, near
the corner OF 9Th street west and Pennsylvania
avenue, nearly opposite Browns and the National
Hotels, to take place on Thursday, the 26ih in
slant, at half nast O'Clock p m +, on the premi
ses. which offers an opportunity rarely to be met
with for Investment or procuring anexcellent bus
mess stand
CHAS g WALLACE, Trustee.
je 25-ddds ]. G. MCGUIRE, Aucpr.
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CCOUNTS READY.-wE WOULD RE-
IA spectfully announce that the accounts Of our
numerous customers are now being drawn OF.
and win be presented by the Both instant, when
we earnestly hope that all persons so indebted
will take pleasure In making prompt settlement.
jeaLst .Js2Q Pa av. bet 9th and 10th sts.
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SCAULHOFF'S THIRD MAZURKA Just
- published at the Music Depot. Price 25 cents.
m 30-I GEO. HILBUS.
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NOflCE.-A l. l. PERSONS INDEBTED
1 to the undersigned are hereby informed that
their respective accounts viii be made OF by the
18th instant, and he confidently expects that they
will call and settle the SAME by the LIST Of July
either by cash or with notes at short dates
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner Of 9Th street and opposite Centre
24-6t Market
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CTRAYED FROM MY RESIDENCE, on
- the 10th Of June, Mulstto Boy, named
HOWARD P: LEE. He is very bright, and is
no doubt passing FOR white; he Is about 10 wears
was on a long. boat, on his way to Alexandria.
Any Information as to his whereabouts win be
thankfully received by LEWIS PATTEN. base
meHt Of the Kirkwocd House je At
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BUCHANAN CLUB.-A SPECIAL

Gu B.-A SPECIAL
0A meeting OF the Buchanan democratic
Club Of the District Of Columbia will be held al
sylvania avenue and 18th street, on wEDNES-
DAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock p. m. Per.
sons no desire to become members are invited
to be present.
By order Of the President:
jes3-3ts C. IN6LE, Rec Sec.
-NOTIcE THE SUBSCRIBER beg.
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
be ore purchasing elsewhere, rs by 20 doing they
will save from Is to IS per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
400 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
je e-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
TfNo. 8, Improved Order Of Red Men, take
T> great pleasure In announcing to ID cir
friends and the public generally that their First
Excursion will take place on "WEDNESDAY,
July Is, 1885, to the White House Pavilion
Particulars In future advertisement
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
je 9-a* (Orgsn)
ENOR BIO ON.-THE FAST SAILING
l. Schooner MARIETTA BURR, Cap AZ
tain Ntckerson. has arrived and will have 49,
quisk despatch for the above port.
HARTLEY & BRO,
js 2s-lw l0l Water st Georget'n.
DOrOMAC HERRING
100 bbls No. Potomac Herring, packed er-
p'essly for family use
In store and for sale low by
WILLIAM nj. GRIPS,
81 Louisiana avenue, tetween 9th
1e25-eol2t and 9TH streets.
CALF! SALTH SALT!!.
~ 1C0 sacks Ashton Is fine Salt
$50 do G. A. do
In fine order, In store ard for sale low by
WILLIAM nj. GRIPS,
81 Louisiana avenue. between Ctr
je 25-eo3t AID eth streets
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-Cn yesterday, the oath of June,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of tho Department-
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500 REWARD.

H residing near Upper Marlboro, z. D.
county, Nd on the 9th instant, negro wo- -
Tan HARRIET, who calls herself Harriet 4
Stoddard. She Is between IS and 40 yearA
old about feet inches high, has full suit OF
hair and a fine set Of teeth.
Also, on the came day negro boy CARTER,
son Of the above woman He is about 10 years OF
age, bright mulatto, very polite when spoken
TO, and Of pleasing address. They have relations
living In Washington city, where they are Sup
posed to have gone
viii give the above reward OF one hundred
dollars for their apprehension, no mat er where Ia
ken or fifty dollars for either Of Iheu provided
they are brought home or secured In Jail 30 that
get them again. WIN. Il. BEALL.
ie l9-N
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WIRE DISH COVERS, round and oblong
w all sizes, fc- sale low by 3 l--.s
je Ctr 8. FRANCIS. 400 9TH street
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OUR CUSTOMERS WILL PLEASE take
" Notice that their respective quarterly accounts
are now being made out, and win be presented
for payment on the LIST July. Prompt settlement,
ION terms rs per previous agreemenD Is respect
fully solicited.
N. No new bill is expected to be opened 50
long as an account rendered remains unpaid
ELVANS THOMPSON
je 25-eo:July1 (Orean)
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NEbST POWDERS, SOAP POWDEHS,
LEO dozen Yeast Powders Of the follow
ing brands:
B. T. Babbitt; Durice; and Judds
10 boxes Rabbits Soap Powders
20 do pure Sup Carb Soda
In store and I, 2 sac low by
WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS.
81 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th
je Sect ard 9TH streets.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
SITUATED On THE SEVENTH STREET
~ Plank Road, three miles from Wa,hingttn,
now open for the reception Of boarding and day
pupils.
lie 7-lm* Mrs WMKESLEY, Principal.
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NOTICE.-I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
v notify my customers that their respective sc-
counts VIII be presented on or before the l.t guly
ana ess, as particular favor that they call and
settle the same.
All accounts contracted previous to LIST January
last: will be placed In legal hands unless CLOSED
before the 18th Of the coming month
L. CLARK, Paper hanger, &C
1e 23-3t* PAS Pa av. bet 18th and 18Th SIS