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EDUCATION.
A LExANDRIA HIGH sCHOOL--This institutio

l. select boarding school for aud youth 10 the CITY
Alexandria. Virginia The number OF students continues
years. limited many milaie
the principal being bis desire combine
practcable the social and moral advantages Of family with The
elassihc aton and discipline OF a school
principal brings pursuit Of his PROBES
during which time
he has been tho from almost
every section Of the Union.
Students themselves this school for entng
class college, the e Especial
given 10 The study Of natural philosophy chemistry and The mahe
ac welas 10 book ordinary English branches
bncraogy geology and the application chemistry the
taught by the aid Of systematically cabinets aud
part Of tho regular civil engineering
Full Of illustrated lectures philosophy eheis
try astronomy annually delivered presence all the
students. .4.a... $500
number Of important improvements both tho school and
dwelling recently been made such the
noa observatory the enlargement Of tho laboratory addition
rooms, &c. $500
easy insert the well gentle
residing different parts OF the United
Of tho school, but the subscriber
this unnecessary ID. e.... 81. r.. 1890
sept s--lmd&sw CALEB HAIIowEII.
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DIED,

Suddenly In Baltimore the 9th Colonel NCIOI AS
BURKE IN hs 77h year The company
the var of 1912
Al st. Louis Missouri the 4th PHILIP MAURO esq, for
That many
much esteemed resident Of this city.
On surday afternoon the residence her parents Brook
lyn New York. FLORENCE daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. H. CRAIG
Bemba island Csba the yellow
PErFR c. B0GARDuS aged 80 oldest FRHDRaK
Of Now York. and sonnaw OF the deceased A. and OF
Mrs. P. E. NHwHAs, Of Washington b. G.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW EDITION OF POE's WORKS.

NEW EDITION OF POE'S WORKS.
IN The Poetcal Works of Edgar A. Poe with original
volume magndcently illustrated Pckersg Tenniel
barley Cropsy Duggan SHELTON, and Mado Price So antique
rocco 20. a ia
Courshp Matrmony Sketches Scenes and
Experiences Social e by Robert Morris vol Price 81 25
Crabbe's Political edition, illustrated u 2b
Tho Bundle Of Sticks Love and Hate by Mary Elizabeth Kirby
30 cents.
Translated from the German. Illustrated. rs cents
1.-THE Rleman; by Captain Rafer. aS cents. .
received II PHILIPS New Bookstore,
Oct IL 332 Penn. between 9th and 10th SITS.
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District Court OF the United states for the Dis
tfict of Columbia.

America beants Fifteen
Wine and Ten Baskets of Champagne wine respondents
de IT remembered that Philip Barton Key, esq,
Attorney for the District Of Columbia hath
libel District Of the said District alleging
November the 1857 fifteen boxes of
doc wine and ten baskets Of Champagne wine imported into the
wit: Into Georgetown, In the District Of Co.
lumbia schooner, called the Bedel,
whereof Ryder MASTER that the said fifteen boxes
and baskets champagne wine described
included the manifest ans of the Of the said vessel
required law by which the has become
United by the collector the
Georgetown All having right title interest
of Medoc baskets Champagne
admonshed TO
the city Washington the first Monday
hear abide by perform all such judicial
by law required to be done in the premises
Test JOHN A. SMITH,
l6-I4texSun Clerk.
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TNXTENSION OF THE anew BOOK STORE. -
l FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and the
that extensive alterations and improvements In the conuc
the completed In addition to large and
ass stationery American and European
he has established fine art gallery lat the Of the
the novelties in and all the
public reading the leading European journals be
ing regularly received
Philip having correspondents In most Of the European cities
orders advantageous terms and
long experience England America feels confident in the
satisfactory Of all ntrused to his
'.. FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller and Stationer,
AugS--n 332 Penn. av, between 9th and 10th streets.
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n cARp.-Edward polan, Merchant Tailor, sign

A CARD--Edward Dolan, Merchant Tailor, sign
IA golden fleece Of I4h and Pennsylvania
opposite Wizards Hotel respectfully invites the gentlemen
this city and It's vicinity bis splendid assortment of goods for the
which he will sell cheap His stock consists Of
and fashionable styles Of French English Ger
American cloths black blue added golden olive invisible
green mulberry, and other shades. q"
Pantaloons-back fancy doeskin, with side bands.
silks, and cashmere rich and beautiful for ball
and party.
and Eca beavers pilot CASTOR Napo
leon Tricord. H
Also superb of gents furnishing goods Of
scrpton. s..@# ...#., Sept l9--dlm*
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~ AOODa NEVD FOn luz IADlrAo--- w I1ErLEtt
M WILSON'S sewing machines for $50 The proprctos OF these
admirable family sewing machines desiring them within
Of every family In the country have only
reduce the price Of their most highly finished machines 20
furnish plainly finished but equally perfect
$50 The therefore be able
machines all who them at all prices from $50
800, at his agency, No. 4sS 7th street.
Oct 9-3nw2wh p. STEER, Agent.
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rTNHE LAST NOVELTY AT PHILPS.--A Gallery
Il OF Famous English and American Pocts pofuey Illustrated
splendid engravng Steel supery bound Turkey
This Is without recherche
that has hitherto smanatcd from the prcs Price
lslf For salo az PHILIPS
New Bookstore, s32 Penn. avenue,
Get between 9th and 10th
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5rATTgNTIoN SIXTH WARD THE regular month
y meeting the sixth Ward Democratic viii held
this Tucsday evening October 12h at the usual time
Members will please be punctual In their attendance
s. Oct Ia y. ODER, Secretary.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

GALE OF A MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
- lot street 18th deed of trust
duly made and executed shall sale Tho
Friday the 10th day OF october o'clock
los numbered and numbered 253 having front
street Of thirty feet eight inches running thai
width eighty and half building
upon portion Of tho said premises.
above lot located
wost immediately Of the Joyce
regarded tho eligible building the
lngton.
Of fourth eash; balance a. end Is months
tho purchaser 10 not for tho deferred psymon bearing
Of hs Unless tbs
be complied with IN I'VE the trustee tbs right
resell property deauing purchaser
advertising such resale three tho
= JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee,
OCT I'D A. GREEN, Aucsionser.
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SUDDEN DEArH Last Saturday evening Mr.. Judson o.
Warner, residing Bridge street. Georgetown. seated
In his house engaged in reading newspaper when be sud
denly coughed dischagng from his mouth aquantity Of
blood, and in few minutes corpse. He about
forty years Of age and leaves wife and children
the Washington Light Infantry and Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows who attended his funeral yester
day afternoon.
HKw FIAo.-we learn that the ladies who went Oh the
excursion last of the Presidents Mounted Guard
down TO Blackstons Island have determined to show
their appreciation of the gallant attentions of this
pany by presenting them with magnificent flag, which
has been made by Gibbs OF Baltimore at expense of
about $55. The flag is feet long, and is made of
double ribbed silk The presentation Is to come off on
the 18th instant the anniversary of the battle of York
town. and will be made at the residence of Quartenaster
Towers.
WEBsrER AND HAYNES CKLKBRATKD SpEEcBEs are
In receipt of copy of this pamphlet from Jo Shilling
ton. Its cheap form renders it certain Of extensive
circulation and specimens of oratoy these speeches
hardly be surpassed by any others upon record
They the leading speeches of of the greatest de-
bates that occurred in the United States Senate and
although the questions then at issue not before
the country yet these speeches will ever be regarded
with peculiar interest by the politician and the statesman
TuH /" SoumKRs CnizKs John Mitchell, editor Of
the Southern Citizen that after the 18th of
November the place of its publication win be changed
from Knoxville Tenn to this city The for the
change assigned is that the Citizen has hitherto de-
voted itself much to the general questions Of policy
which touch the whole South than to the State politics Of
Tennessee and taken and read for this reason mainly
from Texas to Maryland and from St Louis to Talahas
see 1t will issue naturally, and with better claims
upon general support, from the federal capital !"
The Review of the police yesterday morning at the
City Hall well attended, but three four members
being absent They looked neat, and an eff
cient body of men, much credit being due to the judi
cious and we'll dected efforts Of the mayor and Captain
Goddard in this respect. re. g. ~. s
DROWNED. On Saturday night last, about IL o'clock
seaman named William H. Lsby, from Baltimore, one
of the of the barkantine Ephraim Williams lying
at the wharves the gas works, fell overheard
and was drowned. His body recovered on Sunday,
and decently inferred.
MUsIcALWe are informed that the Baltimore Iextett
Association under the direction of Theodore Ahrend and
Carl Mahr, will shortly give several classic concerts at
Philharmonic Hail. a~- .s a. .t"a aa #. a#
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JAMES " DAVIS Todd Co., Browns Hotel,
has complete elegant goods the above line
for fall and winter comprising great variety Of styles Of
Genlemen's and Young Gents Dress Hats 80 IA
Also Misses and Cdrens Fancy Beaver and Felt Hats Of all
styles NsSas18H
Boys Youths and Chdrens Caps all Of entirely
6 New styles Of Caps for gentlemen
Together with the largest OF Soft Hats OF descrp
ton 10 be found In tho city. sN# ...
Being determined keep the reputation this old ostab
hshment has borne for solicit continuation OF the
patronage Of the public.
oot 5-eod2w JAMES Y, DAVIS.
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ltARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CL0TH, RUGS, MAT
~ ngs Drugge Curtain Materials, and House furnishing DR.

HARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CL0TH, RUGS MAT
~ tngs, Druggets, Curtain Materials and Houaeunishng Dry
Goods, such s1 ge ..tl.E
Velvet tapestry carpetngs, designs .....I
Tapestry Brussels do IN great variety
New styles Brussels do super quality
Extra heavy 3-ply do very rich
Extra super ngraindo patterns
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpeines ~. E.a
Twiled Veniian Competing for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do
Full sheets heavy and rich floor ocoths cut to M
any size shape room, hall, passage s'aa Hfea
Mosaic, velvet, and ufcd rugs and mats #-'tsh
Cocoa and Canton mattngs sH 8#t '.-
@t 1874, 144 1914 drugget crumb cloths a5t EaI.
English druggets, all widths by the yard Sf
Very richly embroidered lace curtains 9sa,F3s
Satin lanes, brocatels, and for curtains
White. buff, blue, and green shade linens &aHsH
Stair rods, curtain fixtures, &c. 4lgaFat0,a#G
Having attended HADAN Co Carpet Auction which took
New York the 4th and 9Th prepared
inducements than afforded ordinary
Purchasers respectfully invited examination
stock. H00E BRO. q co.
Aug 18-dR
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Pittsburg is supplied with water from the Allegheny
river There are reservoirs one ut an elevation OF
,so et into which the water is elevated by Of
80 hiob engines and the other 1876 feet The
mung pipe is also made to act distributing main
hib an unayorable experiment circulation of air
"a preyented and the water becoming stagnant has bad
TASTE and odor and gives cause Of great complaint
These works cost 500, O0O.
ALLpouAsY CRY is also supplied with water from the
Allegheny riverby engines at Pittsburgh water ID
ed 20G feet to reservoir which holds TO- 900 900 gal
ions Cost to Jan. /, 1853, 1881 ,442.
CHICAGO is supplied with water from Lake Michigan by
means Of two steam engines "a condensing and dup
cate non condensing to height Of eight feet into
seryor For want of elevated ground they have been
compelled to erect and tank the tank is of iron
GO feet in diameter 20 feet Deep and contains 500 600
Gallons. The cost of these works is $500, 900.
BALTIMORE. May, 1858, the general assembly Of
MARYLAND passed act for supplying the city Of Bat
more with pure water, and certificates of debt to
amount not exceeding S. 900 900 was authorized.
BAIaIMonE is supplied water from Joness Falls the
certificates of city per cent water stock amounted to
81, $3.50, 900.
The revenue from water in 1855 $110,519.
These statements extracted from the report of the
president OF the water board, january, 1860 George
Nelson The rates of charges for water fixed by the
mayor and common council of Baltimore in April 1885,
are as follows:
For private families in houses OF IL feet front$6 90
For houses over IL feet and to IL feet front-8 90
For houses over IL feet and to az feet frontl0 90
For houses over 22 feet 'front.' 80
The population of Baltimore in 1857 estimated In
late speech of the mayor, is 235, 900.
AQUARIUS
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IyOR RENT---0n Lafayette or Presidents Square
the dwelling known the Club House situation
this h Of the most desirable residences In this
Apply TO Capt. JOHN RODGERS
Sep s0--dh No. $50 street, OF 18th.
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IT A GUERRE DE CRIMEE, LES CAMPEMENTS,
Abrs Ambninces, Hosptaux &c &c. par Bauden Inspec-
teur Ancen Churgcn chef Sc &c, volume Pars 1885,
LExpcdion de Cmce In Marine Francois dams Mer Nore
Balque, Chroniqucs Marmes dOent par
Charge dc Mission Crmee pour PHsoe
de la Guerre volumes, Paris, 1885, ~ so. r5tf
Ia Campage do Cimee Anchkof Captine do etat Major
Imperial Russo radu soye Captain do Voguers dc Garde
Imperiale. l volume, Paris, 1855 % 10.
Aaques acknowledgements Marmcs sebasopol, Bomarsund
ODESSA sweaborg Knburn by Grve Lieutenant de Vasscau
volume, Paris, 1858, 81 cents.
Bousquet La Garde mperno Camp do Chalon 1857, vol
ume, Paris, 1858, 81 cents. eF s.aaa as5
Maubeuge Evoutons gne Decker dc Ia Petite
Pes Cavalorie egere; Pmoian Cavaere warney
osseln ELECTS do Ia Poudre
Mnrmes; Unger Reconnaissance aes 10 Bourg
dc rArerie Coreard Reconnaissance Mtares
Fertilization Moderne Marion Armement Places
Fchme Forthca on passagere Brago, Points Mares Nor
Poudre dc Guerre Fave DIES o DE rettos
lares dc Napoleon III Parmener Fertilization Poygonalc;
ann Reconnaissance Maires DO Gssn, Champagne
ClabdrI Forinnes Tables ct Renseignments Piatiques
Oct 10 @ FRANCK TAYLOR
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A NEW EDITI0N.--The Political Textbook or
IA Encyclopedia everything necessary for the refer
Of the politicians OF the United States Edited by
NJ W. Cluy postmaster the House Of Representatives ge
volume Price %.
just received and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURYY,
Oct 334 Penn.
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ID ii. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removes
s his office his residence Franklin Row. Of
Thirteenth streets princpa
ly in tho United States Supreme Court.
4 Oct 28--dn t# a5iH =. ...--. W o|
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by J. @. MCGUIRE = Co., Aucti0neors.
SToCK AT PUBLIC AUCTION--On Tuesday af-
~ rnoon October 18th at o'clock At the auction rooms We
shall sell, In lots TO suit purchasers
Rs $500 corporation OF Washington stock
$500 do Alexandria register stock
5000 corporation OF Alexandria coupon bonds
corporation Washington Of
bearing interest, and payable, principal and interest,
before Juno 4, 1850 tyee
n Bank OF the Metropolis stock
Terms cash, IN current funds. s
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.
Oct lo--d 4s Auctionecrs.
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THO DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS adyer-
IL tiser mddleaged who speaks
the English French Spanish, Italian languages
active and OF good morals acquainted with maritime AFFAIRS
been merchant shpowncr years.
10 call the attention OF American diplomats
European South American continent may terpre
ter courier and confidential travelling He
most unexceponabe references for qualification from many
guhed persons OF the highest standing Washington and Alabama
Address G., Box No IS, Mobile Ala, OF the Hon
Fitzpatrick, w. B. :. 30--d1m
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, Attorney-atLaw, the
NJ Estates" Building Of 7t and streets Washington
u will practice all the Of the District including the Cour
OF Claims and In the adjoining counties in Virginia -
Sep 22--3m 8a- .."
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NTHoLEsALE LIQUOR DEPoT.--Mes
GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
~ AND BLOODED STOCK IL will sell accommodating terms
valuable plantations in Dallas and Perry counties
Alabama all Of which high state OF cultivation.
Also small Of from hundred and nfy TO four hun
dred each, portions Of every in cultivation
Possession will the purchasers the lt OF January
next 5s9 =
all Mississippi Rivers
railroad" and equal In fertility land the world
Also several improved and unmroved town lots and small
OF land In and adjoining Selma including several handsomely
proved and conveniently situated private residences with large lots
Te"ruoe rack tract adjoining selma viii be laid
into md half and five lots each lot fronting
gardens, large small lots, as they may desire.
will sell head thorough
OF the best blood which several fine son brood
mares, Niles colts also
the best horse In the South.
The above stock will be exhibited for sale the Montgo
cry, Ala, in November
Persons wishing purchase viii find their interest 10
and see Immediately. III.
Any debts liabilities Col Thornton Goldsby win be
received Of the above
George Godsby will show this property to all who may de-
sire to purchase.
For information Byrd Morgan Of Selma, and to
Messrs. Brooks Garrett OF Marion.
property shall disposed OF at private sale
w together large property be
the highest bidder In the city Of selma the first
day Of January next 80
snrxA, Ala, Sept IL, 1858. Sep 2s-2m
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TTNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEW YORK.
Net February l. 1855 oos 0S Secured
bonds and mortgages Of first class. aso
Frederick winston president saao Abbott secretary. t
AY r Garnett NJ d. physician 466 Ninth street
Pamphlets further Information obtained the ONCE o
CHARLES DE SEI4DF.N, AGENT .
juno 22-dGms No. 507 Seventh street.
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The Review of the police yesterday morning at the
City Hall wen attended, but three four members
being absent. They looked neat, and now eff
cent body of men, much credit being due to the judi
cous and well directed efforts Of the mayor and Captain
Goddard in this respect.
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T,O LET.--Furnished rooms to lot at 49, 18th
IL street, between and y. l2-d1
CIR WALTER RALEIGH AND HIS TIME, with
~ other papers; by Charles Kingsley author OF "ypah sc
~
Journey due North; being of Residence Russia by
George Augustus sala
In and Around ssambOul; by Mrs Edmond Horribly
For sale BY MOIfrN
octs Corner Of l1th and Pennsylvania avcuue
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MUsIcAL.We are informed that the Baltimore Iexteti
Association under the direction of Theodore Ahrend and
Carl Mahr will shortly give several classic concerts al
Philharmonic Hall. -.- .,..a. .ataE ga #.
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DROWNED. On Saturday night last, about IL o'clock
named William H. Lisby, from Baltimore, one
of the of the barkantne Ephraim Williams lying
at the wharves the gas works, fell overheard
and was drowned His body was recovered Sunday,
and decently inferred.
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A SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
IA the piano, music, and
the usual at Coombs Mecdeon HAIL. d.
recty opposite open At
lnrge store, where, with ai
energies yos
Pianos for sale, ron exchange, &c. as usual.
Saa JOHN EIIH ~
No. 900 Penn. avenue, between 9Th streets.
Sept 2i--d
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MEDICAL STUDENTS may be supplied with al
WI tho Medical Books used In the Colleges OF Washington
Georgetown, at Philadelphia prices, by
'." "rg@ ' FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller,
...... 332 Penn. between 9th and 10th Streets
ods Where Catalogues can be had on application.
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from which it is elevated by means o. ,nee steam en-
in ~ stone reservoir which holds 5,oOo, uoo gallons
seI hnndred and seventy five feet above the level
If The river These works, the property Of com
many were purchased by the corporation Tor s5oooo
10 Anril 1853 there were expended In improvements
s7oO ooo-Inaxing total cost 81 900, 600.
The total receipts for 1851 were siSs 5oS. The estl-
mated for 1858 sl6O OoO including Interest on
III, ots payable extension OF pipe and repairs, The
amount for wages estimated for 1898, was $50, 100
- The cty and the report of the engineer Aeri
nms Warden, esd advises improvements, a., in the
event o. fire the cty would be in deporable condi-
ton . f.,.. ~,
N West president) superintendent o. w Irwin
smyineer Americus warden secretary, u. N. Hanson
the rates paid for water are for house with one
,,,o rooms- -----$I
For house with three or four rooms
! No do five or six $500 ---- $500 1880 y
. Ia do seven eight -------. 10
Do do nine OF Vh -
Do do twenty iooihs ~
Hotels 81 so per room.
PTsBURG.
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LII THE NEW BOOKS OF THE DAY re-
ceived by Immediately upon publication
sale Washington the publishers lowest prices
Book and Stationery Store, at
Oct No. 334 Penn. avenue, nenr 9th street
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VISITORS TO WASHINGTON will find at Philips

nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST.-Offic and resi-
~ dence removed the Willard Hotel square, opposite the
18th street.
Oct 7-3mdA