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Educational.
SCHOOL NOTICE

A SELECT SCHOOL, PIE NUMBER OF
pupils limited, will be commenced at the
10th and streets, on Monday, the 14th of Sep
,emher Particular attention will be paid to
Mathematics. Those who wish to study Survey
ing In VIII nave good opportunity, as have fine
instrument, and will give field practice weekly.
For terms apply to SAMUEL KELLY, at Mr
John Sessford's, on Penn avenue, between nth
i@tn sIee's. au 90
Inc commencement Of the above school is un.
aVoldaoly postponed to MONDAY, Sept 29th, In
order that the building should be tboronobIv
completed and dry ere its duties are entered upon
-s- SO 10 SAND KELLY, Principal.
YOUNG LADIES' CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
No. 400 E street.
NHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL
VIII oe resumed on Monday, the 18th instant
rev noarders will be received The number Of
pap,S limited, both in the higher and the pre-
Sc s2w* STEPHEN H. MIRiCK, M.
MRS. G. II. SMITH,
40 ID street north, bet,cssn 6th nrd ,th
REGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
OF washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
.na' sne is to give Instruction, in classes
ana private lessons, in the art of MAKING WAX
FLOWERS and VASES. Also. WarFuit and
Ornamental Leather work. 'N'' "'N
Ladies wishing to avail themselves of this on
Pruy P1i,uunity OF acquiring most beautiful accom-
Phshment will please call as early as possible as
y. mrs: >. does not contemplate remaining long in
the city. NAe -
49, TERMS:
wax Flowers In Classes, per term Of u les.
wax ruit In Glasses, per term OF ~ lessons. IS
iHntneI w ORR In Glasses, per term Of lessons SO
rrivate Lessons 81 each-Vases so.
Boquets and Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers,
&c Iof sale, or made to order. au 26-6m
FAIR BILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
vINHE TENTH TERM OF TuIsINsTrru
u uon Will commence on the 6th Of the ninth
month (September) next
Ci!cu!afs containing further information In re-
gard to the School will be furnished to persons
VINO desire them on application to H. KIRK
or OF WIN. Fl. FARQUHAR, at Olney Post Once
Montgomery county, Maryland au 7-sw
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
IHE ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will commence on Wednesday, the
2ith of september. Students will be examined
for entrance on the Monday and Tuesday previ-
Gus Application should be made to the Presi
dent. ~
The Preparatory Department will open on the
loln OF September. Apply for admittance to Mr.
Quinche, the principal = PRENTISS,
au 29-2aw4w Reoisrray
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TEE UaION ACADEMY.

TEE UNION ACADEMY.
Il. RICHARDS, MRS II RICHARDS
Prin. A. Prin. L. r. A.
4 Institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence on MONDAY Sep
tember l, 1856. jy 23-3n
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SWEATING CoN The New Orleans Plea
yune says . The practice of sweating and
ming coin, 1t appears has got into vogue in
this country. The banks in this city, we learn,
have lately had occasion TO return a number
Of gold pieces received from the custom house,
and found to have been fled or 'swested, and
reduced in weight to the average OF shout
two per cent. The customs authorities have
consequently resolved to weigh every gold
coin paid into the establishment. gentle
man who yesterday paid in some "a 600 or
"a 500, had over q dosen pieces returned TO
him, under this regulation, as Of light wsight."
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CDAL-COAL-COAL, q,

CUAL-COAL-COALs
lust WE'D PER SCHOONERS
y Chss. White, Emily c Horting, and Vanished
with White aud Red Ash COAL, warranted a
No. l article.
We will be delivering from the vessels the en-
tire week, commencing Monday, the 18th inst
Those wishing to lay in winter supplies should
not miss this favorable opportunity.
Coal kept under cover. 2240 los. 10 the ton.
Wood Of the best quality always on hand.
L. J. & w. nj. GAIT,
sc I3-i N. w. cor. 10Th and C sts, No 5i7.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

REV REV. G' u GsiEWstIDHoHRNRii W. DoRNRiNcE, PRINCIPALS.
VENHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
L Academy will commence on Monday, Sep
temoer LIST; 1856. For terms see circulars at the
principal Book Stores. auI-f
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NE w STOW HOUSE
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L TON willdepart atthe follow eKs =,
Ing hours: zfassz.zs
Leave Alexandria *, 9, IL, *, 3K,5K
Leave Washington. ..s, 10, IL, aX, ax,6x
je Esd JOB CORSON, Captain
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1VU fSU q SITtEt.
VIE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL
. . VIII oe resumed on Monday, the 18th instant
Few hoarders will be received The number OF
pupils is limited, both in the higher and the pre-
Sc o-2w* STEPHEN H. EIRICK M
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NEW FALL GOODS.

The oulyta ,ding evidences OF other classes Of TIN
debt OF the republic Of Texas cannot be specified by
this Department. au 22-dtlstJant
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.
Nm TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FAkE, Is,
~ ROUND TRIP, S1i FROM e~4e
ALEXANDRIA rs CENfS.- ,5eesisak k43sSla
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves W ashing-
ton at Q and Alexandria at on O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat al 4
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. f~e..
Persons wishing the coaches Will leave Il e:f
residence with George & Thomas Parker
Refreshments on the bca<. ....-
ap2-n SAM'L GEDNEY, Captsix.
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New York Democracy,

Without complete fusion between the lIards
and the Soits there is not the slightest chance of
the Democrats carrying the State, even by plu.
raty vote at tho Presidential election Hence
the interest with which the proceeding. of tho
two factions are observed. The New York cor.
respondent of the National Intsiigencer, writes,
under date of March 30, as follows:
democratic harmony IN this State, Judging
by the proceedings of the past week at Albany in
regard to the election Of Mayor of that city, is not
to be realized just yet. Efforts were made to u
mite the democracy upon one common candidate,
but they failed, and nominations were made by
both sections of the party we'll as by the two
other political organizations Another sign of
internal dissension has manifested itself in pro.
position lately put forward and now being extern
siYoly canyassed to get up n third delegation to
the Cincinnati Conventions said delegation being
chosen in mass conventions of the several Con
gressonal districts, while the delegates at large
shall be selected hy n state convention cmann
ting from these district meetings. The project,
] fancy, has originated amongst the S3..::sae"s,
who repudal. .he action of their last State con
vention; but, like the consulting, scheme of the
same parties which has just fallen to the ground,
l suppose nothing will come of it. The lizards"
ridieule the idea, and declare their determination
| TO sink swim upon their present platform and
| organization"
The New York Nems thus lays down the ult-
| matum of the liard-:
| Some sdgocious persons ut Washington who
| have been long enough within its imaginary walls
to feel that there is scarcely any world outside,
have lately hit upon what they deem ian excel
! lent method of getting rid of the New York diff
fculty." 1t is that both delegations be rejected,
and the convention proceed to legi.ate for the
interest of the party, without consulting with OF
seeking tho aid of the Democracy of the State.
The vote of New York was once neutralized
by the ADM sion of Freesoil delegation to com
bat Gen Cass in 1913 The couse thee taken
proved so obnoxious to the National Democracy
| that we do not fear its repetition,
The course which the Democracy of New York
have marked out for themselves is plain and bold
plain because 1t is prompted by true Demo
cratic sentiment, and bold because it is sustain.
ed by consciousness Of right. They now await
impa,ienty for the delayed verdict soon to be
rendered by their Democratic peers and they
feel well assured that the verdict will be justice
to the right.
The position Of the party in this State is fixed
| around it they have planted their stakes,
and there if need be, they will dig their graves
The National Democratic delegates of this State.
headed by Green c. Bronson. Charles O'Conner.
Saml. Beardsley and George w. Clinton, will
appear at Cincinnati on the I'd June next as the
representatives Of the National Democracy of
New York. They ioiH seek admission or rejec-
tion
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Tlcublein the Camp -kepudiating an Electoi

Ticublei in the Camp -kepudiating an Eleotor
The Democracy Of Pendlrion County have
held IA meeting and repudated the elector ap.
pointed for the Tenth Legion District by the late
Democratic Convention held in Richmond. They
positively decline having Mr.. Harris to crate for
them during the present canvass. A very dcc.
ded cut to our Hedging elector. Wonder if he
will hold on after this. We shall see. But here
are the resolutions on this grave subject of the
dlsgruntled and indignant Democracy of Pendle.
ton:
8. This meeting doth explicitly aud prcmpto.
rally declare" that the gentlemen nominate ed by
the State Democratic convention of February
9th last for til" dictatorship of this Districts not
the choice of the Democratic party of Pendleton
Tor that office; not because they doubt Mr. Har-
rls's Democracy. but because they believe there
are other gentlemen in the district better quail
he'd 10 perform the duties of the post.
Z. Thus far we repudiaie the action of the
Richmond Convention. We request the aforesaid
gentleman to decline the nomination rendered him
believing as we do, that his withdrawal will ma
terially promote the interests of the Democratic
party in this quarter-and We hereby instruct oar
delegates TO the District Convention lin case he
should refuse to comply with this request) 10 en-.
deavor. by all honorable and gentlemanly means,
TO procure the passage by the District Conven-
ton OF resolution requesting him to decline
Should such resolution pass and should Mr.
Harris still refuse to Withdraw, our delegates
are further instructed TO endeayor TO procure
the nomination of another candidate by the con :
yention.
8: Our course is not dictated by personal i'll
feeling Tor Mr.. Harris, but by zeal for the inter-
ests ofthe party.
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rem.rk III a once eminent politician &c

remark If a once eminent politician: "Graiitude
| /. a lively sense Of fayors 10 come"
Mr. Steuart deprecated the discussion OF the
delicate and exciting question OF slavery here
by those whose oIenly ayowed object Is 10 grasp
The reins of power. 1t has been seized with the
a,idity that hungry hounds rush upon carcass
II preyed him 70 see urgent business of the
country neglected for sneh unworthy proposes.
He thought the remark of Mr.. Wilson. that 1.-The
South cannot be kicked out Of the Union" should
have been reserved for some other place or occa.
SION
Mr.. Wilson expained.-I said that men who
threaten to dissolve the Union cannot be kicked
out. did not use the word South, but think
we shall have trorble.
At the instance of Mr.. Steuart the motion to
receive Mr. Lanes petition was then tabled.
Yeas-M essrs. Allen, njamin, Briggs. Big
Ter, Bright. Brown. Butler. Cass Clayton. Dodge,
Douglas Evans Fitzpatrick. Hunter, lyerson,
James Jones of Iowa. Jones Of Tennessee. Pugh
Reid, Rusk. Seba-in, Sdrll. Steuart, Toombs.
Toncey, Weller, Wright, Yulee-2S.
Navs-Messrs. Collamer. Durkee, Foot, Hale.
Hamlin, Harlan, Seward, Sumner, Trumbull.
Wade and Wilson-ll Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The committee ON elections discharged
from the further consideration Of the memorial
OF Mr.. Faber coniestng the seat OF Mr.. Eustis,
of Louisiana.
Mr.. Cobb, Of Georgia. asked leave to submit
resolution closing the present session on the l4th
of July.
Mr.. Washburn, of Maine, said that this was
intended to smother the Kansas investigation.
The House refused to suspend the rules to re-
ceive the resolution--yeas 85. nays So not two
thirds.
Mr.. Ball asked. but did not Obtain. leave to of
fer IA resolution directing the committee on the
judiciary to inquire into the propriety of the en-
actment of law TO prohibit. under appropriate
penalties, p"ygamy in the territories of the
United States.
The House refused to suspend the rules-yeas
Sc. nays So, not two-ihrds.
The House resolved itself iuto committee of
the whole on the state of the Union. and resumed
the consideration Of the Senate's amendments to
the deficiency appropriation bill. That appro.
pra,ing S3OO,00O for continuing the Washington
aquoduct was discussed but was not disposed of
when the committee rose, and the House ad
jouned.
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Tue Mails
TUG MalIS.
BLADENsBuRG, PRINCE George Co, Mo-,

BLADENsnuRG, Prince GEORGE Co., Mp.,}
Apr! l2th., 1856.
Gentlemen Y Your ''rri weekly Virginian," to
which am n subscriber, continues to come with
such very great irregulari'y, that really take
but Ii tile pleasure in its perusal. Numbers ar
news has become stale; and not unfrequentlv,
l receive only one paper when ought to have
eelved two. The inult may possibly he in the
- =. o; for letter deposited there several
weeks ago tor transmission 10 me. has as yet. not
Come to hand Yours &c
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THE PARIS TREATY OF PEAcE.-The leading
articles OF the expected treaty are thus stated by
the Sieeie,and are believed to be in the main cor
rectly set forth:
]. Russia consents TO the naturalization of the
Black Sea, q Sebastnpol is not again to become
q war depot, and the reconstruction of the for.
trasses are prohibited, 3. Nicholaeiff is 10 he
reduced to commercial port. 4. Russia is TO
abandon her protectorate Of the Principalties.
s. Russia renouncss certain Territories in Bes.
ssrabia. which leaves the navigation Of the Dam
ube perfectly free. G. A commission is to be ap.
pointed to trace the new frontier Of this district
!. The fact Of . Russisn soldier passing the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oxygcnntcd Bitters.-Thc annexed Stusnemt
oflrof AA hAYESM. D. State Assayer is ample testimony
the scientific in which this medicine compounded
and recommends it Professional Men, worthy fair trial
in their Practice
opinion having been asked for of in consequence of
the formula for preparing Exaggerated Bers being known to
me, | express the fnlo"ing in form
The composition of these Bcrs includes those medicinal
substances winch experienced physicians have long resortcd
for special action the when deanged by Feyers
Dyspepsia Agues and General Debility resulting from
posture climate influence
These rendered permanent active in this
preparation, consequence of the scientific
which they combined.
ell inference that the preparation used
in large. smaller doses would prove valuable General
Medicine, which experience has demonstrated.
In this medicine metallic salts be found by the
delicate chemical trials. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES NJ D..
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts,.
No |. Pine street Boston, 10th Dec, 1850.
SETH w. FOWI.E & CO l3s Washington street, Boston,
ProprictorS. Sold by their agents everywhere.
nj lE.n,l1
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The Quincy lll.) Republican. n welt known
Free Soil sheet. in an editorial in its issue If the
81 Il ult., regarding the recent Democratic anti.
Know Nothing city Convention and the position
OF parties in St. Louis holds tho following Lam
guage:
while the allo,ings for candidates were go
ing ON, DIR. A. r. Crow introduced resolution
pledging "the Convention not to support any
man for office who would not nvow his unc"m
promising opposition 80 RepobIicanism. The
resolution was tabled with only two dissenting
yoiees. From this il serins that the Democratic
'oreign born citizens Of ST. Louis are not oppos
d 10 the Republicans. In fact, they are ready
tojoin ~th he Republicans in their nert election.
The Republican is the only party with which
foreign born citizens can consistently unite, tor
both of them are opposed 10 tie erteasion Of
siareru'
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POTOMAC FIsHERIEs.-We understand that
mos, OF the Fisheries on the Potomac. ARE doing
sooo business at the present time. On Wsdne sdsy
evening last, Col. VIM II. Browne CAUGHT ~
,ooo behring's besides large quantity of .h.d =,
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Nh a TdbNN
4 PROpFRII.-By direction @: de, d. executed ~
Benz F. Sackett, for the benefit of Messrs Armsead
Warwick. duly recorded IN the iusngs Court clerks
shall trustee, the premises Saturday the Sd
1850 SELL at public anetion, two enemens Third
in the Lynhbng containing sc feet
back l0i feet and the other 40
back 10 feet and other tenement 4h Alley, immediate
ly in tho of the lots named being "a feet
y and running back 40 eet-beig the property con
veyod Mr.. Sacke by a. G. Hancock IL ID july
1895.
1FRMs-Cash fourth the balance in c. and p
mouths negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and thu title
retained further security shall convey title olv
the deed vests In trustee. c. l.. MOSBi, trustee
apl IA 2awtds
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~"ducn shaHges.-As the sensOn approve hes
" sudden changes in the weather coughs and colds become
mole numerous Permanent lung diseases
BY them The friend of the Scrotuons Antidote will
1t peculiarly adapted to this Although ap
piled successfully after all hope abandoned vet it
is much easier remove before the disease becomes
cd would Their ford advise those who
colds coughs sshmatic affections procure supply of
the Andote and keep 1t constantly By them. They will
una an unfalng friend to ny To in time ofneedonc
not dsappont their sanguine expectations Or Wrghs
Scronlous Andotc does fail give in the above
complaints in a few hours. See Advertisements
O.l,n
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VS nnn Worth Of Carriages. BOcln.
@O9VOO WAYS, BUGGiES. sULKIEs AND
CARRfALLSat auction in order 10 raise pay my
debts, will sell on Friday the 25th AprD largo
stock Of Ready Made Work, Mt auction. of my own
manufacture and consists of Large Family Carriages Roc
ways, Bugges Sulkes and spring Caryas Sale pos
tive. Terms will be liberal, and made known sale.
apl l7-ctdsS d2d before JOHN II. BAILEY
V Bedford Sentinel Salem Register Finea.t Democrat
and Wylheyille Telegranh COW ill dav of sa
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In pursuance q decree OF the Circuit Court
in the case II Charles W. rosh ganst James 7 Tosh nv
nouneed AZ the last term the Undersigned was
commssoner oT that purpose will offer sale at ba n
Lick Depot on SATURDAY the 3ls day MAY next vow
valuabs tract OF LAND conaing about 900 acres forn
owneo 6y Jonathan Tosh decd lying within a mile Of h
bis LICK Depot adjoining the lands Col wn NJ Pty,on
george Iayloe and others The improvements consist a,
n GOOD framed Dwelling House with passage and fonr
rooms htchei Stable and other out.buildmgs Possession
Tor seedng viii be Civ the LIST Of September next And
u possession the 2h of December The terms f sa
w be- one third of the purchase money cash. and the 70
mandcr In one two and three years from day of day
SAFE the purchaser giving bond, with approved security a.
the deferred payment and the title retained the tur
chase money Is paid will take pleasure in showing the and
TO one wishing to purchase. THOMAS TosJI N
nj wi
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one haul, at the cottage" in King George co IN
Fredericksburp Recorder.
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pruth i 70 be looked upon rs a edsns beHi by the
contracting Powers.
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BY virtue of n decree of the Circuit Court Of Am.
herst county pronounced in the Bournes admir- "
Fether, &C. the undersigned Commissioner appointed by
the said Courtw i'll proceed tn seat public auction Thurs
day the "a h day Of April II fair far
day thereafter Sunday excepted at the Market House the
city of Lynchburg Negro Man. named Watkins, belonging
to the estate of Molly Cashwel deed This neen
mechanic and extremely valuable, and will be on
months time except small amount of money expense
of sale The purchaser will be entitled his hire for Tho
present year. 5000 and possession the wear
shall sell snch title in by pf,ressd
but the title is undoubted. G. II. RUCI Err,
sheriff Of Amherst
apl i-dw4w And Sirl. Commissioner of the Conf
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A. ~ spring and summer N edicinc, Cmr,er-,s
SPANISH MlATu RE stands preenlinen above all others
Its singular effacacious blood strene
and vivying qualities its tonic action the Liver
dency TO drive all hnnors to thereby cleansing
system according Natures prescriptions harmless
and at the time extraordinary good
bers of cures testified by the respectable
zens Of Richmond Va and elsewhere, be conclusive
evidence evidence that there is humbng about IT,.
The trial of single bottle will satisfy The most skepcal
of its benefits. AMI ndlm
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erfeiters White of Buffalo, and Lawrence of Eppng N II
have been placed under thousand dollars bonds each for
making and selling limitations Of AYETs CHERRY PICTORIAL
This right II the Law should protect from imposition
all should certainly them from ben imposed upon
by worthless counterfeit of such medicine Ayers Cherry
Pectoral We only complain that the punishment not
half enough The william who would for pary gain deber
ately trhe with the health OF his fellow by taking from
their lips the hope when they sinking and subsu
ting schood-an utter delusion should be punished
least severely he who OF his coun
trY.-tirecn co. Banner CarrOlon. ~ IAnl 10 I'm
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N"N'r'~ FrthhIWm BiItFrs hNVF how becOme
universal Family Medicine and recommended gen.
orally by able yscans for the Dyspepsia
Nervous Headache Deranged Liver, &c.
The certificate below is a widow lady Han
county of undoubied yeracty:
WHITE PLAINS, Hanover, Va, Jan 30, 1855.
Mr.. l.. BAKER Proprietor o Bakers Premium Btters:
Dear Sir cannot withhold the high estimation of
your valuable Family Medicine and in making
complaints have suffered about it'll dsorlered
stomach &c which csaued enjoy anything that
ate without dsagreeing with Immediately afierw ards
had to be deted but that did relieve the complaint
then commced using remedies give
all TO purpose began think tsat should
through this short life with but little enjoyment Of its
'odsbut Providence provided In looking newspa-
found that Bakers Premium highly
nended for disordered stomacls &c procured
tie, and never in all life found remedy give
speedy relief sorry think that msled long
without knowing of such valuable medicine
great pleasure in recommending 1t to others affected
liar Yours. MARY w EIIETT
For sale by Messrs Whitehead and Staber 4
Jones, Lynchburg; and by Druggists generally.
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