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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
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n UCTIOH NOTICE THE RNrIRE CONTENTS OF THE
a eleg spily furnished private residence No Clinton
place broadway and Fifs Eighth street.
Il priv ether together such Quantities be
desred The bouss VIII be open from A NJ TO for
three DAYS Til, affords rare 70 parties In wsn
class spd nearly new and win be sold for nsarly half
their The lat ccntnz velvet and Brussels
carpes tire rosewood sus seven octave rosewood piano
pier mauei glasses lace curtan bronze and ormou
clocks Gas nInres foe oil paintings bronrss
ehns elegantly carved wood and mahogany cnsna
her beds and bedding kitchen and
dining furniture sogsSs forming large and unique
assortment OF desirable goods suitable 70 geneel house
keepers Cal early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

UCTrON NOTICE -CHARIys II. DEIEvAN, AUG.
"A oneer Continuation Of the sale Of the hotel furniture
OF the Cisremont hotel. CHARLrS II. DELEvAN will sell
this xopdsy, June 81 commencing at 10 O'Clock 1.-THE bs
furniture contained IN hs Caremout hotel
Of coks place and Murray street. consisting Of paror
furxture beds bedding mirrors, dc &c The sale
will the second floor room A. number cAta
lere % Deposits required from Gil purchasers to insure
delivery OF W. Coocs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

A UcrroN NOrICE.-rHE PRIVATE RESIDENCE NO
"A 40 wesi Twenty second street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues Furnished with elegance from the basement
fourth with fret class rosewood snd
furuur~ rich rosewood parcr suis In French brocads
rosewood bookossea elegant etegeres
mirror backs Ano doors, French plate oval and psr
china Turki and reception chairs
eh CARPETS bedsleads dre ssng bureaus
centre and aide tsbles hair mattresses dining aud
kitcheu furniture octave sosewood
soc pearl key. has been used Only three mons
coat xS,h win sold nj bargain. The
furniture pcrfeo, order and will be offered NJ private
asie for three O, four days only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

IDyvFsYLvANtA RAILROAD.
she sres central route 10 the West. rims Al les~
fare ard freight low All times BIZ
other Fog passage cxss or 10 corwss f-r freight
from OH point IN the estlfe West call the
conrp any's osnce. No. 2 Aa,or House. New York
4. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
Nav Yoag, June IS LREua o., freight Aseuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

A UCrroN NoTTCE-NORra A0x SALE OF SALOON
"A fw Diure removed from Broadway for convenience Of
tables chairs glass and
fr,ufcs ard olcotbs Also two large mante mrors with
great sriety other goods sntion.
JANIS M HUBBs Attorney for Mortgage
This sale viii tsts pisce this day Monday, June a. l0
o clock A. NJ, nj las soring street
IHos. N. CoNnoUGHToH, Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

n LBxRr Il. NICOLAY. AUCrIONxER REGULAR
IA sale OF stocks and bonds-ALBERT II. NIOOLAY will
eh this day. June q ct l2H O'Clock the Merchants Elk
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A LARGE STOCK or PHKLANs PATENT BILLIARD
IA tables, with all the late improvements always hsud
for sale reasonable proea salesrosns Ts and Tss
Broadway. Msnufsc,cry s. Ann street. MT.
A BAGAfEIIE TABLE FOR SALE, WITH ALL THE
n fixtures good new; will be sold cheap for want Of
Can be day this week. sold, las
nue. Il, corner OF Ninth street
DuLIARDs MADE RASv.-A PrRvE0r KNowLsDgp
ID q Ne Aery and practice Of the game. with rues dia
gyams 60, splend6iy illustrated, Phelens book
Price eleSasfly bound o. Bent tree Of posss by oCoH
NOR C0ILkNDRR, Is Ann street.
~, --,,xyv.-src u.xn,-n1,,7.gn
Ofabea for sale cbespQne marble and tive va, ID beds
Apply at wINArTs billiard msnufaotory ~ uold street
WEBsrER BILLIARD ROOMS, 727 BROADWAY OF.
po~te the New York Hotel f,tet with sx nrs csssss
tinwood Rsss bed tables made by WIN T. Sharpe its Fulton
New York and only true bisri beds
the scientific player will discover hey combine
speed and truth before obtained other table
wn: W. SMITH, Proprietor.
1Ac OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A VINE STOCK OF
lfO. and second hand tables complete reducsd
prices Old tables recu.houed and Mate put in
v. n. GRIFFITH. is Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

UCTYos EoTICE-rHos BELL. AUCTIoNEER
a and ". THOMPSON This day, at Io4 O'Clock. in
Broadway sale of furniture,
dry rood cohpg hoiserv fancy and pledged articles Ex
tensve stock sale on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

CADFMY OF MUSIC OPERA LrBEwrrO -TH
"A only correct edition Of the 0pe as ~ psrcrmed q =
Academy sale at the ssores Of Hall Sou, Horas
Waters Firth Pond. scharfeobery Luia. and Deb -
Jackson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

Securities received in ado on the regularly advertised
list during SALE Next regular sale Thursday June ~
Regular sales OF Stocks bonds notes and other
seyery Monday and fhursday O'Clock st the
Exchange Stocks and bonds bought and sold ~
the Brokers' Board Interest allowed on deposits
dividends collected large variety OF
securities constantly hand 1t private sale
H,aok Auctionear and Banker, No Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

A UCrION NOTICE -COMPrON, KIPLING COOPER
"A will sell the soap factory in Raymond street. next to the
corner Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, with lease good WILL
futures and round o. Also wagon aud har
ness; barrels boilers bleach tubs, and everything
nppsrtaipus the factory, Monday, June 81, al II
O'clock Sale positive. For further information inquire at
II Is Atlantic 166 1y-te avenue, Brooklyn.
PIGD DOL RI An ctioueera
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DlN eUaMER ARRAu0RMKNf
Commencing Monday, Nay II, 1853
Trains leave depot corner Of ws md Centre sreesa Nev
Sl6P ~. white Plains train stopping 81 ali stascua
Trains leave depot Of twenty sirth ssrees -
Fourth avenue. New Tort. at
esoA. N. mail trim. soppins II w1lismsbrdse and -
nAN, wIn,smssridse train. stopping At ali sasosa
u90 A. ~, white Plains train do. DO. 20.
fN DIP, NJ, Wllsns5ricse train. do. do do
~ NJ White Plains tran, do. DO 90
sP ~ Dover Plains train scppss q, wniismsbrdss ~
eli stations north
s.QP ~, white ri.,-. train, rcppns ct all stations
sAP. ", wnltu,shridre trrln, - do. De-
Returning, leave Chatham -Four Corners,
l2c r. N; mall tram stopping q, vnlAmsbrtdss, VINE
NN. :. cANPBErn. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

a UCTIor SALE or WATCHES AND JEwELRY-A.
~ ~ CkTsTALAR auctioneer. n Bo~ery, viii sell on
fuesday 1d us large assor men consisting OF hne gold
earrings braoeets necklaces studs buttons dia
pas rings Aud earnings ard fob and vest chains
gold silver watches toos and pistols muncA and
ins'rumens &C. 40 By order Of A. J. y.
A Jackson, s. keade street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

Dy VIRTUE OF A CHATTFL MORTGAGE WILL. Elk.
ID pose for at public aucou tuesday, ~ isss
ls Nnks place. At half past 10 clock IN tbs fsrenoon
bakery shop, conssns OF horse and
counters OF shop bakers tools and lease
said store ESQ. W. BOG AhI. Alto nsy for Mortgage.
CoNsTABLy sALE.-py VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
" will for sale n publ, suction on Monday June
IL 81 r. The contents Of but her shop
OF choppinr schnes boilers, tools kc &C
together with he lease Of sad store Sale a II O'Clock The
FORENOON. HUGH MONAHAN, Constable
NoHsTABiEs sALr-E BREvoORr HENRY AUC.
W uonser BY THOMPSON HENRy-Thls day, 1T inl.
O'Clock stsore ca Liberty street bureaus tables
leungcs clocks csrpes painting snsravngs gas fixtures
. &C. JOHN GLASS constable.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, go.

4 LIGHT DOUBLE BRETT. CrrY MADE. IN PHRFECr
a order cost $685. for sale for want Of sse ne low
with san sAkpg ubeA 4o 1t el75 Apply for four days
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

J,oR sALE-Ovs RrGHTH CrHs MAfTEp'sTrTERTsr
Of The Iiverpco packet .hig, ANsRICAN UNION, .ut
the Londoo packet ship CORNELIUS 0RrrNEll tor cash.
AppE beard the respective shra piers Nos 10 and %,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

AusrBAIIA PIONEER LINE EsrA BIIsHED lsSA
sailing regularly on the day advertised.
Inc n0s sfx a s Ssvs 'ppSpe' snip
1850 tons register, Penhalow, commander,
~ ss 1SS I ssis %
no aous, abe hs passage on. naie q sixty days Her rs
passengers and all persons intending 20 Jake passage Ger
Australia Win 90 web 70 examine her.
Inc ne" x 4 g. ! 's arcvs clipper snip
o.sS so. r se. s xss% ,s. s.vu.
&. PS ~. 2, s ssr ON ss' engaged win positively
For freight or pss-, w spPIy Only ., p, ..~.a
sight bills for sale aud cash msds conssn.
ccsssne., in Australia mes.r- Wilkinson Brothers Co.
L,oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRTDA-rHE AssklUAN
y AisnLc scrsw Essmshig compsnys neg and irs'
oclccs precisely rs..ss Win Sa.ssgss.sS s,son
csss % Hppy TO B cRosSELG 90 S wss .rs sa
U,eR CHARLEsroN.-rHE sTEAssITP ATLANTA
Captain l. H. dayesd WIN leave pier no Y NORTH
CABIN passage SIS TrssS reduced Until farSsr notice I,
our o iSpy q Co.
E'oR cHARLEsroN AMI rf.oRTDA-UsTrs STATES
~s sdswseei s,e.wssip sne The ssspsaio VA.
river "Wednesday June n At four orlocs NJ p-scis.ly
co. sr o. se' cS srosf ssS sn TS
June Through tickets Fiords may be hsi BY applying
for he South and TIE express aaesis
the Southern country Will give passengers and shippers in
formation respecting the line.
E,oR rQRisNoUTH, CIrY PoIsr AsD sIcdsVsD.-
~ The United s'stes mail esnship RoANOKs. Captain
rhomas Skinner, viii leave Wednesday, I'D inst, at
oclcckT. M from pier n Nor,h river she WIKI srrive
Pctsbuh the NEXT afternoon snd at Petersburg the folio
Ing morning Passengers for the sooh will proceed
By the great Southern mail line Those Richncni viii
he and most sSc. oa sss
Passage and tre with ssteroon, tn Norfolk S 70 Pc
tersbtrg and Richmond, $40 Apply 70 HRrRY LdDLAM
81 Broadway.
J,oR stLE-oNs RrGHrH rHs MATTERS frTERssr)
OF the liverpool packet rhip, AMsRrCAN UNION sut
the London packet ship CORNELIUS 0RIrNEII. tor cash
Apply beard the respective shps piers Nos 10 and %,
has, Riyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

A N. CRISTALAR, AUCfIONEER, B0WERY-wILL
"A. sell on Monday. 2lst inst, at l01S O'Clock
About 800 feet Of betting:
Do. 500 lbs of India rubber packing.
Do 30 feet do. do. hose
One hanxor and set Of double harness.
Also By order ofhe Constable three barrels Of furniture
yVnrniaa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

4 SPLENDID FOUNTAIN HAS BEEN ERECTED IN
"A WOODS Temple OF Ethiopian Mnstrelsy 56l and 563
Broadway, IN supply the sudience With ice water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

All The artists Of distinction present in the country al
their services for this
gratifying which promises to be OF unequAed
bnliAnoy and attn soton
Tickets may snS member of wsllacks
all the prinoipsl hotels Of tbs city and at the box on
Of Wallack' thear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

rTAMBUR0 AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Jul From New York TO
Southampton, London Havrs and Hamburg.
On tho lst aaA 18th Of each moath-
AUSTRIA, BOkU35IA,
HAMMONlA 6AXOEfA.
First cabin $780, eecoud cabn, SIS; ssesrage. SIS
O. b. RDOHAkD BOAS 90. l60 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

uENRY II. LEEDS, AGE
IL sale. sslesroom 70 Nassau street HENRY LEEDS
CO. win sell at auction, Monday. June 81 at II O'Clock,
ortmsnt Of Office furniture consisting OF desks Iron safes
iron rangs stoves and pipe chairs carpets &c O. a. g.
De la Figanere g. J. De La fganiere, NJ Is. La Gamma
Keea. j. s. NJ RerrierA. Geo. II. keA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

DABNUMs MUSEUM MONDAY EVENING AT TX
u O'Clock the riumphAnty superior national drama now
In TIE second Of victorious the far famed
thrilling. novel and interesting JESSIE WhARr0N THE
TRAITORS DAUGHTER; Or, The Boy Martyrs OF 1914
Jessie Wharton the traitors daughter MIRA Kate Denim Ry
roney. old servant Of Mr. Wharton. Mr. II wakins.
In the interesting mel0dramA OF TH1
MURDERED FERRYNAN AND HIS DOG by Edwin
blanchard and his famous Dog Gusns Model Of the
Central Park here, well the Aqua Vvaxa.
the famous Happy Family, &c. Ambulance 70 al 70 oenss
children under ten Ii ceuts-
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LFRED BRAGG, AUCrI0NEkR A. BRAGG co.
"A will sell at auction on Tuesday, June o. At 10Y O'Clock
A. 81 Cortland street. go mems. womens miss
es and children boots Shoes brogsns &C. direct from the
manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT CoNCxRr TO MADAME
~ LOYARNY and Mr.. HARRISON. at the Chinese A.
sembly Rooms Cup sars $50 Broadway this Mouay
Ing assisted by Miss Harrison Miss Wrun Mss Laura MAs
ter Alfred Mr. xortimore Mr. wren Mr. Brown aud ohsrp.
Tickets Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
DErNsYLvANfA RAILROAD,

VDErNsfLNANIk RAILROAD, -.
The great central route the West Time a. least ss
short ard s,es of fare and freight low Al all times az
any other route For tickets 10 contract Tor
nom New York oany point 10 he entire West CAL '"o
compsny's Office, No A stor House, New York -.
j. l. ElITOrT, Passenger AGENT
LEIGH 90, Freight Agents
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TIN JNurE HoNvE FEAECAIs DEusE syrRzR
isps upe faniie frapc.i.e ticsoe pour orofes
frarC-ts ~ u piano ver YORK On dsns lee enr
F,h ngss 1e references chez ~ ,. Dssc1mbes.
yisDo store, 7e5 Br0acssy
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A LARGE NUMBER OF Girls WANTED fvaEol
n a,ey, In good situations ready. at gOpl wages ~
cooh wash ,ni IRON 10 DO chtmberwork aud vanS and
era luqurs the Domestic
Institute and Home, 1913 ilth ~, corner 81 9Th ave
lriRSr CLASS sEkvANrg FOR SJTUATiOsS or
every description 10 cty and Nounry; sngi-h erm,n
~coch. lrsh. de- be obtarei at wages ~ ~u Al At
CCHNEHls, 70 1853 Broadway, strsnce IN frankie sTs"t
erms moderate.
DNAwfiiFH AND urHERs CAN OBTAIN EXCEaLENr
servsD'q imnediptey 20 SUIT ~. ~ he
oD situate and Home i2S nth at oroer Of oh ave.
a.. extensive home bss abrndsnce civil capa' help
uc'ec y zee cc'sbie hp~ricsn lady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

A HORRIBLE CONFESSION On Friday las>
John Burns was executed at Wheeling, Va. for
the murder Of Mary Ann Montony, an aban-
doDed woman, on the night of the I4th of Nav
According to the confession of the murderer
the deed was one of the most brutal on record
The parties were out on a hill near Wheeling
with other degraded persons. The deceased
had formerly been mistress of Burns How
ne got rid Of her, the following extract from
his confession tells:
They were all sitting around in one place
and another. 1t had rained some. went of
some distance with Mary MOntony She came
back first, l believe. When we came back
several Of us were lying down around the FIRE
was not standing up, when I stabbed her
with the knife as was testified. / suppose T
stabbed her about thirty times carried my
pocket knife 1t was large-sized one. She
dldn't move or say word as | stabbed her. 1t
didn't appear to hurt her. She didn't try TO
get away Last time hit her against her rib
1t made my blood run cold. Myers and went
TO the mill to dry ourselves We talked the
matter over there Myers said that we would
get into a scrape, and we had better 90 back
and Kill her. lie proposed that we should
take shovel along. This last / refused to do.
About hye O'Clock Myers and started up the
nil. We found her standing up beside the
nre-she seemed to be trying to dry her clothes
commenced talking with her. She said that
shs was In misery, and wished that she could
get down 70 the river, so that she might drown
herself. l asked her if she would ike to get
nd Of her misery! She said she would Saws 1,
If had pistol, I'd put her out. When wos
talking with her, Myers was sitting down He
spoke up, and said l was d-d fool for talk.
ing with her. Said he skill her right at once
and let's 60 down" / still kept on talking %
her-say about fifteen minutes. Myers kepi
on urging me. Said il would be too late, and
somebody would come along. l then picked ur
a stone and hit her. She saw me pick up thu
stone, and put her hands around her head. /
wanted to stun her, so that could kill her a
one blow. She fell at the fourth throw, thel
took mp a heavy sharp pointed stone Hit he
twice with this. Didn' say word while | wa
killing her. Myers was sitting back Laughing
and telling me to hurry. .fs.-s
=. There were nearly l0, 600 persons present q
the execution, Of whom one third were women
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WJ- A very curious incident occurred when the
paying out of the cable commenced i'm mid, ,rran
Fhe splice had oetn made, aud the cable was be-
lag lowered over the stern of the vessels, when a
llitle oelore IL touched the water, sea gull, IA
II, and his claws getting fast In the tar with
which the cable was coated he was npahIs to
s1tricate them, so that he was dragged down
rate efforts to save himself, but TO no DuTnoss =.
he stuck fast; and when he found himself golnu
down, his despalring screams sounded far sc ross
tue waters. The strangeness OF the occurrence
and the terrible agony OF the poor bird, caused
sesns sensation en- board the yeseel. =
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ROARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL FO X
u DlOUNG LADlES-ERENcH AND ENGLISH,
99 F street, WashfagfOH.

Princip cipal-DONALD MACLEOD, A. NJ, Uni
= versIty GLASGOW.
The next academic term will beg in on the second
Monday of September, and enJ ON the 3Oth day vi
June following.
For thoroug literary and scientific culture sound
elementary ms ructIOn. the efficiency and success
" rae french department, and for social advantage
1t IS unsurpassed.
Every class, the primary as well as the senior
enjoys the direct superv of the Principal, who
assisted BY three iadies OF alIty, perIenoe and
the hlg hest education.
No school out OF Paris possesses n purer standard
VI French IN conversation and writing, or better
ciltIes for acquiring that language. This divi-
SION Is str ngtht ned by the engag ofProf Al
EXANDRR.
Music on The Piano, the Guitar. and the HarI
nught by the ladies' OF the family, Offering superior
ad dyantages 10 day scholars Gs well as bOarde g..
Che highest class, composed OF the first seniors
oil last term will take the range OF literary and sci
enthc culture for which they prepared, and vii
receive. at the end Of the term, suitable
testimonials.
Applicants for admission ought to be enrolled
without delay, ~ the number Of pupils will be lin
tied.
For full information see circulars. sell 2v
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Camilla, by Miss Burney, vols; S2.75.
Cecilia by NJ lss Burney, 5vOls 81 IS.
SS.O.
Stamina on the Game Of Chess. i VOL; SI.5o
S2.T : ~ .'' - ~
MeGregor's British America. 2 vols, svo., with Q
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: fhe Field Book, or Sports and Pastimes of the
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S225 -
Montesqueu's Spirit of Laws in English, vols
The London Stage, q collection OF the most re-
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FaIces and lnterludes, a vols 50.
The peerage Of England or an Historical and Ge-
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Bsuey s Die ionlry, 2 vols: $3.50. ....
Hooke's rIstory of r ONE, Ss oils 81 50.
imsgiharV Conversations Of Literary Nj en- and
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

~ IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN ard assist them. by the fsru
0ptiorsn. D; W00LFsoN, who s
own. well as the lanu1AeMtStee, ~ 81 E9oa nlsn5 @
others of the latest improved SPfCThCLEs Ane
EYF-GLhSSES; among which are Tue
PERISCOPIC CONCAVE snd CONNEhl The
n0IIBI n FOCUS and n0ItBlE Pibi.lSHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc., ,
vhicb are warrant ed to improve any EYE affected
with weakness. cstaraet or tending 10 10; Also
SHORTS T-SIGHTEDNESS. -
now using them, viii be suited 1t frst sight. Those
DOuBLE-POLIsHED VENEZUELAN
80 - = CRYSTAL ROCK
have received bhe highest recommendations st the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing
cearness and eas!ness OF VISION heretofore uuknovr
In any other improvements. -a H'T'-T - p
Also, all styles OF UP PE.kA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Conpassss, and Microscopes
are for sale 81 rs store corner of Esth street and
Pennsyyanlh avenue, or Eighth street No. 4sl. be-
tween d street and Pa. avenue '- '
do Get natsta5s fhs eorssr Of sth stssG,
Prices very reasonable, the same ss 81 his est,b
hshment IN Europe. ~ o. ua-u
THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
/ al iittBBSs VEGETABLE BAL SAN perform.
ne almost miracles IN covering Up Bald n eads and
curtuE al 6oalD QtDooao0, II. ~ -s - e-&U
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4 AFAY TITUTE
~ Penn SYlrnHin nreRHk. nhons I1fh xtrf.

IL Pennsylvania arenus, abocs ma street.
The undersigned. late President of Wilmington
+ Eemale College, Delaware, Isted by Miss MARIA
u. HALsTkAD late Preoeptress Of the same institu-
ton, and siiss Many WILLIAMS, late actmg Pre-
ceptress OF the Genesee seminary, New Nork, will
open School for lOung Ladies at Nos. l5s and I6l
Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday, Septepber6 g..
In the arrangements and furnishing of the school,
rooms, IN the general scholastic regulations, and in
the methods OF instruction and government, It Is
besved the institute viii be found creditable tn the
CITY and worthy Of the confidence of its citizens:
The course OF study ~ that generally pursued at
our highest female Institutions. oung ladies' sat
ooafse ~ ih be entitled to a diploma To insure To
each student that individual attention aid personal
interest requisite to successful study, zach de
partmeht wall receive but twenty -four pu ills. A
YER. yer. limited number will be received as members OF
Tultons- Primary Department, $40; Junior
SIz D.; Senior1 $I6 per quarter
haaIess through city post ofho until the 9th
AFTERWARDS please call at tho Institute.
L. G. LOOMS, A. M.
Reference is made TO the following gentlemen
whDse daukhters or wards have been under my ln-
Hon. Thomas II. Hicks, Governor Of MARYLAND.
Hon. Peter r: Causey, Cove nor of Delaware.
Kew. Bishop Lew Scott, ID. ID. Wilmington, Del
Hon Geo. w. Sparks, Mayor ctty of Wilmington
Dr. T. Askew, Postrnss' er eity of w Timing ton
Rev. DIR. Hamilton, Baftimofe. = :
]. w. Wells, Esq, Department Interior, Wash
ington. - : - =
X. Zimmerman, Esq, Alexandria, Va.
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WASHINGTO
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
" STEAM BOATS.
Greenbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, CapoR. Fauquier White Sui.
phur aud Warren Spriues.

The Alexandra and Washington Steamboats, will
hereafter run regularly, leaving the IT,
wharf loot vi b street, Washing ton, En &9hh@N
and kIng street, Alexandria, at theo<1SzxE1.z.n
following hours:
Leave Alexandra at4, 8, IN, l2is&, 2L.46k
Leave Washington ~ 6lz 9, II1., 4, 8, 81. ~.
Whsley's Omnbuses, connecting with The boats
leave the Capitol, and the corner Of eth and 18th
streets and Pennsy lvania avenue.
The q. IN Boat connects with the ORANGE and
fTs IN azz.e.xc ALEXANDRIA RAiL-
sH1 ~ 49, BRIER WHITE Sui
PHuR. SWEET, WARM, Hot, CAPON,
REN SPRINGS. je II N