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SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE.-A girl Of l6 years,
Miss Esther Ann House, left her fathers house,
n. III, few weeks since, and went to Man.
chester, Mass, to work in one of the mills OF
that city. Last Tuesday, she was invited to
ion, which invitation she accepted, and before
her return her seduction was accomplished
when she awoke to the reality Of her con-
ditlon, sne was stricken with remorse, and pro-
curing arsenic, swallowed a large dose. The
following morning she was found in the aronies
Of death, lying by the roadside leading to her
home. She fingered few hours and then died
IN great distress. She had always maintained
chOly end is much lamented by her frisnds
The bestisl murderer, Nathaniel Whittier. :
worthless fellow, Is now in Amhert Jail. Iii,
companion 10 still at largo,
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EFFECTS OF COFFEE ON DIsEAsE-Dr
Mosley observes, in his :" Treatise ON Coffee ,;
that the great use of the article in France ia
supposed TO have abatcd the prevalence Of the
gravel In the French colonies, where coffee
aS y more used than IN the English, as we'll as in
Turkey, where il is the principal beverage. not
only the gravel but the gout is scarcely known
Uf faur relates, as an extraordinary instance
oi the elect OF coffee on the gout, the case of
Sir DeVerau, who was attacked with gout At
the age OF twenty-five and had il severely un-
M ne was upwards Of ffty, with chalk stones
IN the joints OF his hands and feet; but for four
years proceeding the time when the account OF
his case had been given to DIR. Faur 10 law hs.
lore the public, he had by advice used coffee
and had no return OF the gout afterward.
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PIANO FORTE, HARP, D. MUSICAL
WhREROOAfS.
Pref. a.. +. DE CGNIEL
nVlrup ~ AR xr~. -.

DkALhb IN ALL KINDS
S1CAL MERCHAN Disc.
and Sole Agent for Washington and the District of
COLUMBIA for Steinway X Sons CeIebrsted
GOLD MEDAL PIANO FORTEs.
Prof. c. r. DE CCENIEL having been ipauosd m
enter Into the business Of Musical MerchaLdse Sc an
ths clty, begs TO inform the musIoa! public of
surrounding districts, thst he is row prepared 10
furnsh parties with everything IN the Musio line
on the most reasonable terms. He has made the
very best and choicest selection Of the ant
MUSIC, IN endless variety, and 10 Determined to
keep the largest and best collection of Music n tLe
city that can be found anywhere, for which he car
nesty and respectfully solIcits a shafs of pnbIc
for sale and for rent. a large number of PIANOS
HARPS, GUITARS, and MEI.ODIUMs sm"ps
which he introduces INTO this city
STEINwAY a SONS
CELEBRAUED GOLD MEDAL. PIANOS.
Grand and Square. Ga, 50, z, and IN octave they
beng the onN Pianos now sought for and purcha
by every ody ln preference TO many others for beau
~ al huIsh and lIty-pOuerfEt 6rtlltaaf, aud
ersH IN tone. yielding AZ the time touch dslf
rate, smooth. .idsrc. and Of the hest Repeating
fOwers. &c. Can cOnscIentIOusly recommend tie
same 10 the notice and patronage of those want of
dSHpsTtOT 'HSfT uOeHf at prices that fhIl to
please, and winch cannot be surpassed by apy ma m
uiactuTed IN the Jnlted states. Sold At manUfac-
turers prices, adding cost of transportation onlv
0ld Pianos taken IN part payment for new oHes.
Harps, fIanOs, &o., Tuned and Repaired tg q
skillful and experienced hand. Charges moderate.
Harp, Gultar, Violin, aud Banjo Strings, Of the
best quality, always on hand.
wSreroOms will be bound al any time in the neatest
style.
Al orders promptly attended to. and Music sent
10y mail Tree of postnge, 10y addressnI
q. II. DE CtENiEI..
corner ofllth street ana Pa. avenue.
sc q w WASH ngton, ID. c.
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!. q. C.. LAMAR. c. II. MOTT. Ill. AUTRY.
I AMAR, MOTT j. AUTRY,
IL ATTORNEY SAT Ia W,
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss,
Will practice In the High Court of Errors and A p
peals ut Jackson. the Federal Court at POntotOc,
the Courts Of the Seventh Judicial District OF Mis-
sslppi and will attend to the Collection of Claim
throughout North Mississippi l8-tf
rN AMBROTYPES
Il AIKEN At SAN DS GALLERY cannot be
surpassed by any tax en- In the city. They I'm
shed that there is ibiLity Of their FADING
have always on hand a fine selection of ancy
Cases. Ambrotypes 81 cents and upwards.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
SEQ opposite Centre Market.
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Sc lots
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1859.

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, US. nj. CoRPsl
WASHINGTON, September %. l858.{
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Oflc
until Thursday, the 2oth day of October next at
O'Clock p. m, for furnishing ratIOns to the United
states marines at the following stations for the yea
l859 VIZ:
Charlestown. Massa chusetts.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
BrOokyu. Long Island. New York,
PhIiadelphia. Pennsy ylvania,
GospOrt, near Norfnlk, Virginia,
Warrington, Florida, and
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each ration to consist Of one pound and a quarter
pork eighteen ounces Gf bread made of best su De
hne Hour or best sgperne Hour at the option of the
government: and et the rate of six pounds Of good
eight quarts of best white beans four quarts of vim
egar, two quarts OF salt four pounds Of good hard
brown soap, and one and hall pound of good hard
dipped talow candles, 10 one hundred rations
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
of the commanding oficer of each station. either IN
bulk or By the single ration. and shall CONSIST of the
best and most choice piece of the caTcass the pork
To be NO. prime mess pork, and the groceries TO bs
ofthe best quality of kinds named. All subject To
Inspection.
All bids must he accompanied with the names of
two parsons as surstlrs, wh se suiicienov must bs
certified to by some officer OF the government.
ofice. '''''
Newspapers publishing the above advertisement
WI please send The paper containing the first adver
tlsenent t9 this ttice for eyamlnation.
To be endorsed proposals for ROtoEs for 1859, ~
'> ''' 'D''1 b. ]. sUTHERLAND.
Major and Quart ernIsster
e"NatonaI Intelllg lgencer" and Evening star;
Gazette" Portsmouth, n. H.; Post" and +" Her
aId," boston. Mass; Eagle" Brooklyn, N. Y;
Argus" Norfolk Va; and " Era" PennsacOla
Fla. will publish above three times a week till 23tl
October next, and send bill, accompanied by copy
OF advertisement. to thus Office for payment.
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WONDERFUL CURES.

II WONDERFUL CURES.
nthr.umATiSM. Consumption, Heart Disease,
nropsy, Scrofu'a. Sore Eyes, Piles Cancers and
lInmors; al foul Ulcers, salt X heum. Female De
bity and rreguiarlty and all those cases which the
70 caiI at once snd have Q speedy cure, by DR.
bkSsIaERS Il Co. cit Pa, avenue.
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CLAGETT & DODSON,
EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALLKINDS @,
SUPERIOR FUR NITURE
ID II. Y GO CD ..
No. A. MARKET SPACE

- "
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
ID 7 Y Go q ID 3,
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.
Wstake great pleasure in announcing to House
keepers. and all who expect shortly TO commence
housekeeping that our took of goods in the above
line Is now very complete III all departments.
... THE FIRST FLOOR (BaamsaD
is flled W lth large stock of felegaut FLOOR OIL
CLDThS IN all the newest and most approved de
MArTINGS. all widths, DOOR MATS. & c., h O.
THE SECOND FLOOR (Ground Entrance
Is hlled with an Immense assortment Of CARPET
INGS, consisting OF great variety of new and e!e-
IBgraln. w ool Dutch and Yenitian. IN al widths
Also, Crumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats, In pleasing variety.
THE LINEN ROOM CSams Eoor) =,
is hlled with very extensive stonk of all kIuds of
the very best grades IA B LIZ and BED LINENS,
In every cOnceIvabls sty le and quality which has
ers, elegant French and En, ish Furniture Chintz-
es, DlInIties, Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY LTAird EoorD
rs rs hi,sd wIths spPs5e sHd Wag9ih9ent sssortm1nt
pETINGS. IN all grades of quality, at prices won
deffully low, and Rugs TO match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is on this
floor, which is filled with all that ID new, elegant,
and desirable fer the Curtains for the windows of
AL kinds of apartments, nom the most gorgeous
Six. Damask, BrOcatelie, down to the lowest price
Merino-
THE THIRD STORY(Fourth FYoor)
is filled with all that IS novel IN the latest pIoduc
tIOns from the looms of rance and England, ~ su
perh hedalIIon, Wilton and other sly les VELVET
CARPETlNGS, some IN the styl of Louis XIV,
with their Rugs TO match.
Our prices are warranted to he quite as low
those of any oi the Northern whilst selec
tiOns are from the very first hands
fhcse who 1--we. out of the clty, can have their
Carpetings cGt To t their rooms and sent home with
the create st facility without trouble.
sc y cost CLAGETr & DODSDN
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Prof. DE CCENIEL Is still in Washington, and
wishes 10 intimate to the musical public that ~,
he Is prepared to receive u limited number OftJr$
special pupils, advanced In music. 10 " hom he >d
will give a thorough and complete aoadem cal
course oi instruction rsrely met with on the Harp,
PIanotorte. Guitar, Singing, and Organ.
Will also give a regular course of instruction
(cOn6deHtIalyl IN the true art of Teaching Music.
to qualify for the profession.
Terms made known on application at the new
Musical Repository, the corner efllth street and
Penn. avenue. e-lms
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

am now supplied with new and beautiful Goods
embracing the newest and rIchs,t styles In a.
the market for 1all and winter wear. Every 18
effort will be made to give entire satisfaction M
To customers. Ny furnishing stock will be NOT
found more than usually full. READY
MADE CLOTHING of the best quality always on
hand TO supply immediate wants.
A. Fl. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor, Browns Hotel,
Sc IL 2w Penn,
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UJ-A Russian with q name that sounded lii .
halse d-musS-ki. wds arrested In PhiIadrIphi.
on Thursday nigh for the offence Of rambling
sb1ui In female apparel. =. -
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~ MUSICAL CARD.
i HE Undersigned begs leave Ia say that he Is
prepared {" furnish Muse with the best of baHds
brass string sItheTl for Fairs. Balls and partes
Pianist always on hand. y. Fisher,
Sc ~ I'm No. SIG Pa. aYenne. Wnahlngf ON CIfY
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wnts of
l'I herl tacias. issued from the Clerks Office I
The Circuit Court ot the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and to me directed, /
snail expose To public sale for CASH. front Of the
the 5th day of October. 1853, at u O'Clock m all
samuel Bylngton and Richard Wallach's rlsht,
title, claim and interest and to an undivided hal
OF Square northwest OF Square No: 695, IN the city
OF ashlngton, ID. c., together with all aud gin
upon as the property of Samuel By ington and Rich-
ard Wallach. ami will he solh tn satisfy Judicais
No. li6 and l47 to October term 1867, agaiust Sam
uel ByInston. and Richard Wallach, and John Van
Reswick, Richard Waiiach and Samuel ByInytOu
and IN favor of William Van Reswick.
w. SEiDEN. Marshal
Sc lots for the District Of Columbia.
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Musical Instruction.
MUSICAL ATTRACTIONm
PRO BONO PUBLTCO MUSICALE.

The Art Of Teaching Music: q practical method
ior successfully lnipartlng THoRoUGB MusTcII n
EDUCATION, which gives the sum and suhst.nce ~
everything necessary 10 be known ta elevate and
ESTABLISH the CHARACTER and QUALITIos rTo,s al
kVkRr mtslc TEACHER. by Prof. lie CRnlel. Cali
and get copy at Messrs BLANCHARD A Mo-
HUN store, corner Ilth street and Pa. avsnne
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NRY GOODS FOR THE FALL SEASON.

We are now receiving our large and we'll sorted
stock OF fall and Winter Goods, to which we ask
the special attention of purchasers,
5000 yards dark Calico, at "a. TO- and l.1sc. fast
o0lors,
5000 yards Paid and Striped Moussens, at i2x and
o I8c.
2,oOO ysrds beautiful Plaid Heriuos. at sIlse,
large stock Of Flannes, brown ana bleached
Shirtlngs and Sheetlngs,
Cottons, Shirtng IInens, fact every srtcle usu-
ally found IN q first class stock Of DRY Goods
J w. .CoLLEy, I j. w. COLLEY 4 CO.,
WV. NJ. BRowN,f ... No. SIS 7th str eet,
= 30 2N n. three doors from Pa, sv,
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HARP INSTR UCTIoN.

The HARP SHALL, MUsT, and WILL he taught as
a leading instrument for the SAME II ~,
tue PIanOiOrte VIZ: eSJ per quarter after date; ;x&
and even LEss than tins shall and must only be SSSx
claimed by second rate teachers, and none but A
diplomatic Professor Ehall even claim AORK than
Piano terms.
This is only "justioe'' own TO the instrument ;
Also To the public. Those "hIr terms, charged by
lett handed teachers. has, and is, bury the most
ancient, sacred. and nOhiest instruments into DIV
ION. Only one proper method OF teaching the Harp
Rochsa's New Modern School, IN connection with
his New Harp Effects ard Passages, ,&c. For such
Instruction call on Prof DE CtENIEL, at his New
Musical Repository, corner of llth street and Penn.
svenue.
N.B.-HARP STRINGS. full set, in tin boxes, best
qua NY. IS IS. European and American Sheet Mu-
SIC. IN endless variety, at s cents page.
u = Pianos, Harps. Guitars, &o., for sale and to
rent sa q 9v
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ne 2-sod j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.

MARSHAI'S SALE.--In virtue of wuts of ie
Nl n iaclas issued from the Clerks office Of the
circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county Of washington and to me diredted, 1. sifah
House door Of said county. on FRIDAY. the stb
day OF October, S53 at 2 O'Clock m all defendsnt's
Ilght title, claim and interest In and to Lots Nos
n, % y and SS, OF Drury's subdivision of Square
NO. A9, In the city of Washington, ID. c., together
with sll and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property of John n .
Druiy, and will ba sold to satisfy tudoals Nos 2al
6' and S7, to October term, 1858 in favor of cor,
r. and L.. SungstoB, w. Fl. Harrison. use of q Gorge
r. and l.. SangstOn and Sedsn, Withers & Co.
w. SEIIDEN. Marshal
se l5-ts for the District of Columbia
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Auction Sales.

MARSHAL'S SALE.--In ylrtue of 8 vr,t. M
w heri fscias ISSUED from the Clerks ONCE Of the
circuit Court of the District of Columbia for ths
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door of said county, at u O'Clock
m, on EKlDAY, the 18th day of October next,
1879, the following described Property to wit All
deiendants right, tile claim and interest in and 10
point on Sd street east SO feet inches from the south
OF said lot, and running thence north 20
feet inches, and east with that width TO four foot
private alley at the of said lot tog ether with ali
aad sing the improvements thereon In the olty
property ,oi icfard Nj. A. FenWck, and vii be
sold to satisfy gadicias Nos. s56. 252 and SIS, to
Cctooer term, 1853, In favor of William Wallace,
Columbus Alexander, and John Van Reswick
w. SELDEN, Marshal
se Y 70 for the District OF Colrmba
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DICTURE CORD AND TAsSELs.

A handsome assortment of PICTURE CORD
and TASSELS, SHAD CORD, TASSEI.S and
BRASSES, BUFF HOLLAND, Gold Band and
Common WINDOW SHADES also, a choice Sc
leot ION of PAPERHANGINGS; Just received at
MARKRITER'S,
No. 486 7th street, eight doors above
se "a -eolm' Odd ellows' Hall.
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ID PAPER. R.UANGJNG9

- PAPER HANGINGS.
y ERSOSS Needing interior decorations, in the
shape uf APERHANGiNGS or WINDOW
SHADES. are respectfully requested to Gail at NO.
4s6 7th street, vhse they will not find the most ex
tenslve stock, but d desirable selection of modern
siyie Paper hangIngs my object leing To allow no
Old stock TO accumulate, but L. keep pace with the
tunes, Dy Keeping a small but choice assortment,
issued "
have w store good assortment of gold band and
conmon WINDOW SH A DIES, S,PICrURECORD
nH, nHu IhSSEl.S, dc. Every description of WIN
DOW dhDE on hand or made to order.
, To those who have so literally favored me with
their patronage | return INV thanks: their future
orders shall be attended to with tho same skill and
punctuality as the past. :
STRANGERS are informed all work executed in q
meohsnical and satisfactory manner, or no pay re-
qnred Please give me q call.
J.MARKRITER,
No. 486 Seventh street.
sc N-eolm. doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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Educational.

1NhB COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
wAsHfNs roN; D. G.
Ihe next Session Of this lnstItutIon vii com
September. ~ No'S "i"'n '''nl Va
,ApPIlcants for admission will be examined on the
sion. wig Opo"nt VI INC scs
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
" tne Ool amolsn College will commences Its next
ber. Apply to U VI SePse"'7
an ls.eotNovl J.G. BINNEY. rre,,d.rt
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BY J. G. Mcs sUIRE 4 CO., Auctiopeers,
[INRE&ERXED SALE OE ElR 4 T. SAl A L L

TTNRESERVED SALE OF THREE SMALL
TUESDAY AFTER Noon, October 5th, st five
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms. we shall sell to the
hlghest bidders the following very valuable Real
Square No. s07, fronting respectively on Vermont
avenue, north street, and l2th street west, and
containing 81, ,760 square leet. - = - ~ N
Square No. 54. frORtlng on Vermont avenue.
north street, and llth street west and contanu us
III 428 50 qaare feet,
These two squar es are handsomely located In the
north part OF the Second Ward which Is rapidly i'm
proving In that direction. -
Also, Square No. 627, fronting respectively on
New jersey avenue, north r. street, and LIST street
Titles perfect. ...
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. l2 and
IS months with interest, secured by deed m trust
on the premises. :
se 2l-sod J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucta
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I OVERSEE OYSTERS CAN GET AT TIL I
IL present season daily, OISTEKS@ ~
In tho she'll, taken out of salt water thelGN f. j
same day. Restaurants wishing to be S&kiSV
supplied by the barrel will please oall on w
}. X. Is. SCHW ARZE,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner of 18th and stree's, back of
tva-eotf knkwOOd House.
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hats OF THE SEASON.

UN A CARD.
Il ANTILLES PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES BY THE YARD.
Having necessarily to keep large assortment Of
CLOTHS and CASSlhi RES, dealing more
tensIysy and generally IN those goods, we can offer
greater advantages to C those goods than
can he found. we will out very cheap. No charge
for patterns or shrinking, having steam apparatus
for that purpoi IL would be well for those pu rchas
ing by the yard to look before they buy, this
the only establIs ment of the kind thIs which
deals extensively in those goods and must offer
greater d lvantages to buyers.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
No. go Penn. avenue, between
Sc 7-eo2In 9th and 10th streets,
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ONO w ORT VS.
IL PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY.
4. ". PIKE. Soie Proprietor.

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juice OF the CHtawba Grape.
thus ahOrdng additional evidence of the progress
of American enter prise and industry, and of our
ability to produce Hrtices at home, equal TO those
made by any other na ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandt =, IN
purity and flavor. IL ls, IN fact, the best Brandy
known. This statement is fully oOTrObOrated by the
Certificates Of our most distinguished anAlytio
Chemists.
III Ii is sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
lency. Cramp, Cholc, l.anguOr, Low Spirits, Gene
raj Debility. &c. No family should he without IL.
IL Retail price 81 % per bottle.
:. ". Pike has appointed DAN'L. Ii. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pharmaceutlst, corner OF Pa. avenue
and AZ street, Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers and customers wall please forward their
orders. aul4
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SO l8 2w

NAT VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. IN,
* From this date shall offer the fol- 20k4
lowing Goods for than their real value, with tie
view of reducing stock, VIZ:
MAN'flLLAS, LACE BASQUES,
TRAVELLING AND BAREGE CLOAkS,
CIENNES,
BRUSSELS and other LACES,
BONNETS, BONNET TRIMMINGS,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Of all Sizes
FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
FINE MITTS, &C., 30.
Special attention pad to DRESS MAKING, in
the latest French and at the shortest notice
M. WILLIAM,
je3 Opposite Centre Market.
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~ THE ATTENTION
OF Those who contemplate re fitting and deco
rating their houses, called to our largo stock of
FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANG
iNGS. DECORATIONS, BORDERS, &c, now
b ing received from the manu- "a cturers.
The stock embraces all les. qualities and
prices and we are, therefore, prepared TO offer 10
the public the largest, cheapest and most varied
sOrtment of goods our line that has ever been of
Tered IN this city.
WINDOW SHADES, GILT CORNICE, and
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, in great variety.
UF Paper put up by the best w"rkmen in city or
county, under tue SUPERVISION of one of the hrm.
FRANKLIN d. ROTHROCK,
selS-4tawlm Southwest cor. 9th and ID SITS.
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THEE- FISH, &c
- ID boxes Goshen Cheese,
JO lbs Goldfish,
900 lbs. HsEe Fish,
100 boxes Scaled HeTrngs,
leo barrels Picked co
40 do. No. 5 MackeTe,
l50 box es Pearl Starch,
lie dozen Brooms.
~ do. Buckets,
Just received and Tor sale by
SEQ 5teo MURRAY Il SEMMFS.
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WESTERN ACADEMY,
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Twenty four pupils only IN the department nj
Mstaepstlcs. Sixteen pupils only IN the depart
sILAs l.. LOOMS. A. NJ. Teacher Of Msths-
.GEoRGE WILLIAMSON. A. b.. Teacher of
Lam uages. I. T. -
T'HE DUTIES OF MRS. BURR's SCHOOL
vii be resumed on Monday, the nth Septem-
au % aaw5ws
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DR. JOHN G. F. HOLsTON,

nR. JOHN G. F. HOI.STON,
II uLATB OF OHTo,D
Professor OF Surgery, NdtiOnal Medical COLLEGE.
Hoping that twenty hve years experience and
most unexceptlonable references give him some
claim to pubic patronage. Ghers ms services as
PLY SlCiAN and SURGE To the citizens of
Washington.
Once and Residenoe-No. ASS 10th, between f.
and 3 streets Sc q DIV
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INTEREST ALLOWED On DEPUSITEs,
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NAGNDIIA HAMS.-A small lot Of those eN-
IVl cellent HAMS just received.
se24 KING & RURCHELL.
DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
feet PORTRAIT of yourself fO rs cents, warranted
not To fade. 29n of these beautiful pictures made
by W. odley IN nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter IN perfectly satisfied. Pictures paper for
~ oent S, which csn lie sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not reSuired. n. G.. WOODLEf,
Photographer, NO. Sl2 r street,
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EOR SALEmAt fair prIcss and on reasonable
u terIns-i.OTS Nos. l. ., s. 81, 81, and D. all ad-
joining, containing 1887 feet. elgby located
ON the Northwest corner Of 2lst street west and n
street north, and in Square No. &C. These lots are
suitable for dwellings, brIck yard, other purpO
sss. aud W be sold separate, H desired. Apply to
POLLARD WEBB, No. 81 I'D story 7th street.
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