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Miscellaneous.
JOB PRINTING.

TN ALL IT'S VARJETy AND EYE
l CUTED m THE WV npcT SnyIn
AND At THE LNIt,Sr ppIrp9 FOL
CASH-We myit,. th,. attant;a - ~ q r. ~, hnsi
ness community. and nll cias a'a W ."s onrl,
to the very extensive raso,'"o sSes vi 1ne PeoP,e
terial. Presses. &c. now in ,,sa III iyPe' ""-
JOB PRINTING 0 az W. Uur
NO, 81 EAST MAIN STREET 800,
Supplied without regard to cost for the un
equalled dispatch, and the beauty, neatness
and permanent superiority of every kind of
oKNAMENTAL AND PLAIN PRINTING
a aru n"a ,n Gpmpeueht Workmen steadily
;nq ap tba hHs;n " ene'y facility Tor conduct
ii;Sd Le 81 p,;,,t;, we are prepared to do al
sn, roasonahio n5;o ~. Neiy snort notice, an
W, ,II h p'''es' All Kinds OF Printin.
I Ra1pIs ~
ims',na,,oo na;oaa brokers,
Steamhnats lay ia, Ners,
Shippers, Fo.wa'dero 'p""'''
Physicians, MERCHANTS
Mechanics. Storekeeners
Theatres f,;no,,Ssa.
Museums. Cancerts
Exhibitions. Parties.
Balls, Weddinos So
Funerals.
Having np OF the best FAST JOB PRES
pared to ,ioaIl work entrusted to orr care i,
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Boots and Shoes.

VERY LOW PRICES.-Ladies heel
tan Caters $1.3715-the former price
was Sl.75 Ladies slippers &c, worth 75c;
Children's CATERS see, worth 75c; Ladies Mo
rocco Caters $l.25, worth $780, Ladies Tan
and Brown Boots at $l.25-they are elegant
Philadelphia make, worth $l.50. Now these
goods are the very thing for two months to
come, but after that time will not sell very
fast, so you see our reason for our almost Civ
ing them away. We do not want to Keep
them for another season. Don't fail, Ladies',
to call and look at them. Terms cash.
BUTT d DOUGLAS,
No. 81 High street, Portsmouth, and
oc3 45 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SHOES.
THE following kinds of Shoes we have lust
Il received to sell for the cash.
Gents Calf Skin Shoes,
Gents Patent Oxford Ties,
Gents Patent Pumps,
Womens large size Morocco Bootees,
Ladies brown co'd Morocco Slippers for
75c.
We have also fine lot of Childrens ANGLE
ties with beautiful Resets, Fancy Bootees
and Tipped for Childeen, also Ladies Tiped
Bootees, Black Tan and Brown colored, with
a splendid lot of Caters, different colors, and
received but a short time ago. You may
depend upon it, it will be to your interest to
give us a call when you wish to buy, (for the
CASH.
. BUTT & DOUGLASS.
No. As, Main street Norfolk, and 50 HIGH
street Portsmouth, Va. oc
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TUsT RECEIVED a full stock of

U $ Il RECEIVED a full stock of
- very tine w hite Onion Setts-also Il few
tree OF Onion Buttons for sale by
oc3 NJ. A. SANTOS.
OOK OUT FOR THE
- NEW YORK LEDGER.
With splendid New Story by Sylvanus
Cobb, Jr., The Pioneer PATRIOT
Call at u, East Main street. oc rs
Norfolk Male Institute, Corner of
~ Marsh and Fenchurch reets.-The ex
ercise of this School will be resumed on
Tuesday, the 18th of September, and CON
tinue until the 10Th of July, 1858, making
term of ten months
TERMS PER QUARTER OF ~ MONTHS.
senior NiitsS tH $40 90
JUNIOR 80
French Extra "a
Paments-Qumterly in advance
For further particulars see catalogue. which
may be had at the book stores
JAMES SoUTHGATE, JR.,
oc Principal.
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Cheap Things.
RACON-Balt. breast pieces 1873 cts
ID per ID,
Bait. sides back bone taken out II cts per
ID,
Bait. shoulders Is cts per ID,
do do per 100 Id ID cts per ID,
SUGA R-County Sugar ID cts per do
do - do do 10
G do IL do do do
Bright brown II do do do
MOLASSES-Best quality moasses G2 cts
per gallon,
Good do do so cts
per gallon,
And an assortment of fine family Groceries,
which we are willing to sell at low prices.
no II GEO. X. GOODRIDGE
Chemi Gals, &c.-Prussic Acid, Chem
~ Pure Nitric Sulph, and Muriatic Acids,
Waller Ammonia, Chlorate Potass, Tannin
Strontia, Muriate and Nitrate, Veratria,
Strychnia, Morphia, Iodine Peperine, Sail
chine Atropia, Cadmium, &c.
"a M. A. SANTOS.
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No. l LARD OIL.
Cl0aks, Silks and Sha wis,

CiOakS, Silks and ShaWIS.
WE have a very large stock of very SUI
w perior Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Fancy Dress Silks at all prices embracing
Robes Dequille, and founced Robes. Also, a
very superior assortment of Chenille, Stella,
Bay state and other SHAWLS and SCARFS;
which, together with our very heavy stock
of Staple Goods we are selling very low
for cash or to punctual customers on short
credit.
ocl II WIN. P. STEWART g. co.
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ndi a Rubbers-Ladies' Misses and
l. Chi,drens Sandals over Shoes and Bus
kins. Gents, Boys and Youths do do Boots,
just the article for this kind of weather.
Please call in at No. 8, Market square, we
are offering great inducements for cash now.
oc27 L. l.. BRICKHOUSE.
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THE Union Steamship Co.'S Steamers
Il City of Richmond, Capt NIT
cHEIL, Pennsylvania, Capt TEAL, and
Virginia, Capt. Room.
One of these steamships will leave Higgins
wharf Norfolk for Philadelphia every THURS
DAY at II o'clock, M, until further notice.
Passage Sc, berths and meals included.
For freight or passage apply to
7. P. CROWELL, Agent.
no l6 Higgins wharf, Norfolk.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

BaHss q 10 przu5SH - stsd uge sus heEs unless %
paynaHi q IN ss6seriItsu h mase d aa-anu% p .-
Distant Subscribers may iruArd Us money b. letter.
be- nssamga b. saas rrlssin # #..
ThsoouNTRT PAITE Habahsd trseeky during
eg oaaEress sna scIn weekly Daring fhe reossu
sb-erssus prod year ui BE-
TrogaliuBsd 70 above Annaal rates
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sending as Tvr DAILY subscribers enclosed sF0-
WEEKLY subsorbsrs with SIS enoossd S be ouahsa
gratL
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Secretary % the Department. q the lusrgr Hon Jacob Thamp
son c the rtate az Mississippi rs serle rce CONSISTS ei one ce
clerk Noses Kelly esql to ossg clerks and len other re
following hraurles oI the public service:
lt The fitdie La The chief q this bureau called the Com
with the survey and s q t pub public DOMAIN and e
ag % q us. thsTerr shsher from q grants
m military e"anss Or public and sSss The rsvisaa
Cunmi7Snsr Hon Al Hends IndAna lis prtn
GF@ crs ara recorder 1ha eierk principal eerk o. afvets
" % - ar4s,shAA' sn ha''h' HfAuk nis' anu o' i'O fi
AZ % s%s sim. , bs,a NJ tAia ,nr.au ia srxrye q
Wnng, q YTgh Ths eonraisoner = charged WIN tne exn
n s1 a3aah = ~ y AZ 1 s t, a1ss ina M m n.n nm
r the military e revolutionary and saiseqaent
chief O. Cole eq and consisting of some
Ttrreganrr rn,r,neu sr ,r new law has added
cuporary fe G about ai crrshirs q dIrent etoations
ux % Is - uroraad WIN earf eark and about
hnecn other subordinate clerks
performance things touching the
ing md sus d patents r new and useful
e collection and distribution q seeds plants and cutting has
Gun S ,ET = py Law tne aeag ooansaher q aai1
sH1 examiners q patents solae dozen snoordnaie permanent
f - ms, $500 go nun. Dr - y e.a i iaIy 49, spns
,,s1t - r 49, ~ ~ IsIa ea a i 10 n t, ~ ~ Tarx ~
Ta-Tnent t X ~ reats n ,s i STAT
atorns the clerks o the United states eenrts
T the psHisp,r ~ Ia ITnj sa.s IN Ie ss N oanEia and
he STATE Department The duty q taxing returning
Buildings hosa
he army and and Of the IastFict q Columbia y also under the
oray passed Secretary charged with tbs
'o T % .ne trf- wagon roaas salhe 2 lle rasnG ea
me requires an additional bidng nor lss nnronnoa
@ R ~ ~ s @ia m . oae ne bern n I'M T n ess
lca win roons n hai : known as Wie
hn other branches OF Including the Seetars oce
are all ewded mo ho Patent ooe building whoe q winch
Ma & se a an Afy ag F me Use o. tne iaeni uos i@
- was Szs sfs hAis 'i-n Hi'eIle a1a s# As-- v.
T III TFEAsuHf IkhAErafsI
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We The card q wm Grandu, esq wbo
olzsionr and Territories and Is also
soner IN United Claims Colonel Srnndn hnr
uarhy With business connected with the departments
Washington nd ths practice q ts untsd safes Court q caims
[Ntlu Fork DaslP Mess
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1876.
CAPITAL a. asa oo0 Is policies 40 per
Nsiy r families were 1876 paying s2a POS
oporaaons nrrishea Those who tn
agones removed to ths have their
policies renewed thrcugh
MICH N0CRsE Agent
June l3-dIy No. 46l 18th street
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, .A.' ~ FLORIDA. ..t...
/ fusT DEfAkrsEsr, Sept 80, 1857.
PROPOSALS for carrying the nails of the Unl-
we'd States cn Ist December 1859 the
Iowing and the herein
peeahed oce ~ the Post fHCs Dc
paItInent Washington, until 5, 81 ths lS.h DO
yeHber 1857 o be derfded on the trftswfnr day
line g the Florida rastraad ny
F0rt Hariee and McanoFFt oaa and back
three a IN fJur horse ronches N's@
distance, btbeT tniernedfte ohoe
any and propose seteaale u departures and privas
making with tie raIrand- Et.E #gr
cn the Inc of the Foda railroad bY
New River Lcuis. Newnansvile, 81 miles and
haukt three week, IN Sour horse coaches
schedule Of departures and Arrivals
making connexions with the railroad
the line Of the F1raa aroad b
Middsburg miles and back, twice week In two horse
z coach
will propose schedule departures and arrival,
a' making connexions with the railroad
Troosa and eericHte ALSO instruc
requirements embraced the contracts advarte
mems Jsnaary rsnThe form, the principal post
gnices. s....--,. .gs. Az btsoMN-
octa ~. e|.@t& a Postmaster General
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Mutual Life Insurance company Of View York.

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
BInly BuilaIne. III Brooaray
TTNHE assets of this company amount 70 nearly FouR
MnGIoxs ponARs entirely cash. o which taEsr m4
larg invested bond and orsAge
city and State q New YORK valued AZ He va"
n dsBnrx ,
me entire pro6ts already amounting ts T haursd
fAaasaad dollar property a the policy holasrs
TExxs
application and pamphlets giving every niormanon sup
or he aEenfs
- FRFpK s WINSTON, rrcsidsnt n
ISAAC ABHATT, 6ecretary- ~.
SHEPPARD HoMkNs. Acfnary
. MTNTURS rCsT, N y, Medical Examiner
Nay 2s-1ys -
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MILLINERY

Mrs. NJ. A. HILLS respectfully calls the after
VI Ton of ts lAdis opening Il FALL naIvpRy ON
int snAY oobcr at 2as fsnRsJvsnia avenue
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGEnIo lLArrIIA, ARCRTDT, N s b A, &s
nESIGNs made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL tags and farm euiaHgz once 6otAaa, ChspTaqua
Restchsster county New York
Juae I7-du n .a.r l.r .
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Marble Manufacture Tombs, statuetfes, Etc.
TyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites fhe atten-
Il Of the public % his large and elegant stock OF
MARHEs ToafRsruNEs, AND MONUMENTS, a#
north Twnh and Trteeuh
1Greefs- a=+ aeaah l@
He has in his employ zag Ste Workers in fine
. MARBLE MANIEls or THE --latest STYLE,
. rr "a own ruauufacture and Of superior qaany.
lIarIL-, STF1F, NEW
-E.s.I-# YORK FI4AG6IN6, &c.
fact; everything that required in the marble add stone bus
na-s either utility for the hne Hrts ,
particular description Of his stock unneoeary but cor
,siy v 70 his yard where every ono can Jnage e mn
-slE aeas#E
In addition enumerated ARTICLES he has number Of
suitable for either the tomb the
imported by himself from Italy these please
is the order such Ie easred
and ict attention 70 business,
Il, hopes 70 meet tie expectations q hR patrons.
- Z --...--H H-...s WILLIAM RUT5EIFnFSn,
& street norta between Twelfth and Trteenah streets
3-A6n 40 ~ -- --
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WINTER FUEL VOW On HAND AND on

WINTER FUEL, Now On HAND AND on
Wv he
white ash egs coal for radiators H#E
white ash broken coal for furnaces
tsnsr ash coal for CRATES #e.
snail size for and cooking stove
200 Cumberland ceal. # "
Large supplies Of PrNK OAK,
receiving supplies a an kinds OF ael we
el confident tho advantage Of all those who may
nvorus with thar orders.
order
a5g-Coai Kept hoored and ruoled yards.
HS-23so lbs. TO The ton. ar s.I a. st 8ag4 ,...
eE 7. J. & W. NJ GAIT,
Northwest corner and strpcs No. 547,
square south q Penn arenue.
Sep 2-1mh f t+
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s -. FURNACES ......I ....- ....
rJ1HE ATTENTION of the community generally,
particularly invited 20 the Keystone
iigaie lntely patented y Green sf Philadelphia ~
solicited call at store and satisfy
tenaeIye superiority this all others 70
t. prtcpcs o combustion been applied IN ia
srcuon abe ruts radiatng surface Of hundred
square requires rty cont less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured.
&C thirty the fur
applied tho f
Heate poprietot feel assured that efficiency
md economy O use, unsurpassed ..7
s.-.. sIHIEY & GUY,
20 Penn avenue bet 10Th nnd IIth sts.
Exclusive agency Keystone Heater
ApE b-TkTh2m urtf...H .'
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lrruRsrr GEsEHAI,s Oryuz.

Rack Attorney General Of the United sae
ESQ clerk The ordinary business Of
oIassasi under following
opaDions the he government,
the President by any bead IS Department tr
nrHor q Treasury
Examination q all purchased sites of
Ersenal5 hge light houses all public
unned
Applications for pardons MI
Of the United States. . ......
Applications appointment judeiI egal business
Of the government
The conduct and ~ an suits IN Supreme
United states IN which the concerned
The uf All other arisng he
when referred by th bead thereof tie Attorney General
ordinary u add
present the fnloNlne- viz .....,
Of all appeals clairns in California
second The codncn and revision Of the Of
Columbia s..1-.s ....
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
+ Georgetown, ID. c. -.g
VNIIIS large boarding and day school for young
Indies long aud Eorabiy known oonGnctsd by MISS
5 English direction Miss NJ J. Narrower principal
assisted Of enpsent and experienced teachers in every
department. Gf learning. - -a....
Members and others whose duties call them Wishing
may place daughters wards here their
dohe graduates q this
seminary rerresanns nearly every State in the Union.
For particulars address NJ J. NARROWER,
Frncipai q thc Georgetown Female seminary,
sep I2--eotf .se18 Georgetown, %. c.
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As of NJ he government Of the United stales:
nArr pepASIxsf.

-sa sfArH psRAsHassr
t,rssnerv rsurs-a ts canauct te buzincs asne ou
o our hrga rsnus wih al the TgwersG The world r mere
Datnrua a sste q he serentaen one~s
one ser1rS Es cAzs assistant ss1retary q
sas fa John ATinn chief clerk Twelve clerks one Trans
lahsr hhrariAn.
EsEs.anz lrana ms ne Stats Department
al ersIgaspss estsssa hs sstlsIi & sna other q
accredited 70 tis government IN az dIaaAle
from manieA1ens 10 commissioners
Der Lss q bguadA AZ are pFsIars soisa .na ana
being arsi ehssrcd AnEiytin tshe or Index
CsIaT yaaIh charge q te correspondence
the arnnt and tae o<asns and commercial agents
n ts Uniad s4afns
70 tsr desAarhe and lrtgT- From Oer asking r
lar agency relating consular STAIRS rsVAred and recosd
TAs DiSs IIs has ot an correspondence and
disbursement a wlaraa tae dsfarisaeni is changed
The TrunsLat0rH
deErAe1t require He alss the r rpnai
and ye oansa when ned N Eassh nPn Ehh eHeqAars are
.ssasd ~ oss
cz R Ayysrness Haakes md records
cmm~t ssers q argafnsn Ana rssiatons g tho senate;
rsra Nhsn IN ksgs te
oanmakms Was charge the library
Ce4 n rriueIIe takes charge o The rolls
rolled resolutions they recVe at the de
partmSn from the Presidents prepares The ea
winch are called fori prepares fr and supends thrr
aud that of treaties the and ~ book trra- attends 10
their dtibuon throughout the uned ss and aat n al doa
and publications regard ~ which % duty - assea 70 te
departDenI and all ters connected uhsreNh
Has charge treAss business relating thereto
CIat Aa4AsEluans saI cGyiear has charge Of the
Department prepares
ATTACKERS papers presented a1thenuca;
the Has charge Of publications transmitted
% rcOrs all le,trs from Tbs department. other than
the diplomatic and consular, |..s .......
Clerk Of Pariun1 a4prs-Iie prpAres parons
they founded Makss and records Tassps kaels
daily register letters consular
d and of the disposition made of ts prepares lettrs relating
"a, ms buE Eness
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wheeler d Wilson.
MAxurAcTu4dsG oomANY's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

MASUFACTUbdSG COMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
... ..g FamilSes AasuJaaaUaz and 0hgE .s sg-.
rINHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and Increasing sale
approval and opmDendato thai they have
teiFed prcpreors warmly recommending them They
hnte been IN seny ten thoroughly and have
giFeu entire satisfaction. IA. .. r..-... - e.
Among undobd advantages that they possess over al others
y ..sis u .-.t
Id Beauty and simplicity Of CONSTRUCTION consequent freedom
frgm arrangement and need f repairs aagaFa# Hs
Unexampcd aud raFadty q operation.
30. Nopeesa movement .l.'N ."E.A '. a"
perfection d their stitching and their aTca
blHty a variety purposes and mHterials @ # s. r
Prfncpn Broadway York and at their Rgences
in the principal cites of the union
MAY 26-Iys 8.a-.-t.seetg ..a
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Fashionable Dry Goods I'm New York
immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
"A santly on hand aso a fan and r ,g-.. ....
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or cAuEnyGs,
rots naes ntats rRtsrials curtias gin
.s.. carIcss, window shades, &c, &c, ke,es .r.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsi
LORD A TAYLOR
255, g5T ESQ, and 26I Grand street,
Nav g. ly H.4 and CAiisrne street
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PROSPECTUS
on TIE
p WASHINGTON UNION

Nep TOarps. Nar Types apd Ma 4rranganalfs.
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Letter writing and Copying.
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
buB-s friendshir confidential have them
aarnay and Mostly e1epued also copying attended % with ae
EDMUND " RR0wN,
Notary Pubic ar, q 7th and y streets.
~ BAH business IN tis ofce kept strictly cuuhdeutal
oct 2-2awam IInell
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NEW BOOkS.-Thc Life Of John Fitch. the In
Feat0r Of the SteaEpost. BY ThomNen
Qas Vowel by tse Tautphaus aufh0r a ne
lninals7 81 Eafa t.& a4afEI-t 30
The Legal Advser or How Dmnnh Iesses and
Time. 1rorbs and Condpctng according
Law, by Edwin = Frerdey, author 81 "A
81 2s
soan Rrn Examined, and south an tbs
sal9ecT slavery hy Joseph G. snles Hat 8Ilf
Ealcn. presSden1 the urersifv fv
burg Fennsytyania Jast received $500
BANCHARD 4 MOHtN
Sept es Corner v.nnsytvuuta arrurr "a 1gh =
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
1T is NOT A DYE.
Mrs. \. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer.
Mrs. s. A. Aliens ZyiobaIsamum,

Cray haired bald persons win Diseases q hair scalp rs~d tn
saDo~ing and Judge a the ArtienAs s rra..s ..
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WEST Jersey ACADEMY, w r
aam w0a BTuDGEToy, NEW JERSEY $685.. ....a q
aEg sea Dawn TmrPsuS, A. NJ, Principal. # F
INfE fall and winter session of this institution viii
L wednesdas, November 4th, IsbT ar'. #
Fur circulars Prtncpal ..a#
n JGNES n u. Brfdgstan. n J ..- ssEH
Hon WM r1GIER.El s. Cearheld, Pa . +.
Hon TffEO FRFJINGHUYSFN, IL D. New Brunswick n. J.
Rev, JAMES wo0p d D Fbaadelphia, Pa
sgt Is-wswf '5f .- ----. -----. --.-....'-a. .N
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EBBITT HOUSE.
j.. II. FREEMAN
+ street between 18th and l4th streets, g .s-
WASHINGTON d. C. ..
rUyTTS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
onrv r.rnirra and furnished and superior furniture
contains and has all the requisites OF
. lrEt-cass house arE s5E@ tl ,,-t.s..
The proprietor provided coach, which w be st the railroad
landing arrival Tor The conveynce 81
passengers and baggage " the hotei ..
/ a--ff III
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Episcopal High school, of Virginia,
L. muaH-z
Thros si7es Hea cf Aienupdrta- g
REY. JOHN P. MCGUIRE RECTOR ... 8..-
TIME seventeenth session Of this institution viii
1 oornHenoe on wcdnesdsy. eth II September
$3.50 fr board, funn lights fuel mendng kr payable
seusa annuaHy adranrN
muse and drn wing charges
rnplrts rsmfanine ndy Dvernrneut tsrs
sentt tbose who request them Direct 70
e REv. JOHN p. MCGUIRE
Theological seminary, Post once,
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Virginia.
/, July 1s-Inwlot
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AToa.hiag Haisgy.

The following i an extract from a private let
ter from The Hon. A., g. Brown. Of Mississippi,
written immediately after hearing of the death OF
two ofhis colleagues in the Senate vt the United
States. the Hon. \. =. Butler, of South Carolina,
and the Hon. Stephen II. Adams. Of Mississippi.
! Iti- so just a tribute to the deceased. aud So
characteristic of the writer. whose long political
career has neither changed his impulsiye nature,
nor chilled his generous heart. tina, We place it
in our columns.
IL have this moment heard. with the deepest re-
greet, of the ienth Of Judge Butler. The Senate could
have lost no other member whose place will be SO
difhCalt 20 fill. \ ripe scholar. an able jarist, an ex-
pcrieneed and sagacipus stn,esman, a fluent, self pos
scssrd, impressive and often elegant speaker, he was
the very beau ideal of an American Senator. His
person. too. we'll became his station, and added to his
ether prepossessiug qualities. BE was blessed with
the finest social feelings. His wit was chaste aud
pnugent not harsh and severe. with a noble soul that
shrunk instineuvely from doing violence TO the SON.
abilities Of the metuest creature. In truth, take him
all in all. he came nearer to my notion OF A real no.
blcman than any Of our contemporaries. But he is
gone. aul it's now only that / know how much |
loved him, aud looked up 10 him. lnscrufahlc Prov
iIqnce lch Washington in wretched health. lconld
perceive that many Of my friends doubted my reeov-
cry. Among ihose who apoke to me with most feel
ing and evidently with sincere solicitude, were Judge
Batter and Judge Adams, aud two months have
scarcely passed, when they are numbered with the
aeadl No trner men, no purer patriots, no warmer
ifeuIs have e.c- gone 20 that great city, which lies
beyond The tomo. Noy they be blessed Of God, and
rel in peace