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CT. VINCENT'S SCHOOLS.

The Day Schools attached to st. Vipcent's Asylum
VIII resume business on w ednesday next, lst OF
September. The large addition lately made to the
mousse anords o hne opportunity of rearranging the
schools, and after the experience of last year III
VIII begin this term with very many advantages,
There are. IN fact, three distinct schools at St
vInoents-the Orphans School, the Free School for
day scholars. and the tay School. The first Is. of
course, Tor the orphan inmates of the Asylum, who
In their discipline and education, under the I'M
mediate care of Sisters detailed for themselves
The second, or Free School, is to meet the wants of
poor children. whose parents canaot pay, and all
vino are thus clrcumstaneed are earnestly pressed
TO send their children to this school. IL Is entirely
distinct, but just as diligently attended TO as any
other, the training and teaching bsng strictly alike
~ all. III the results be not aiways what might be
dssred perhaps the farest planaton of Is that
the poor parents cal seldom leave their children
long enough at school. The third is the Pay SCHOOL,
The sisters of Charity have Pay School only IN
aid oil the charItIes required for the support of
the orphans In tins school II is literally true that
the Sisters teach. work and earn for the Orp hans
as 1t is also true that all who send their children
there really so far contribute ppOrt the
and II this were not sO the Sisters Of Charity would
not be psrmItted to keep Pay School. AL that is
truly required for the practical purposes Of life all
that constitutes sound and thorough Englise edu-
c,tlon, Is well taught this school and in all its
circumstances, ITS charitable object, its method of
cultivatlnE mind and heart. there is no more inte-
rsstpg or more important school for girls within
the District, combining, under q very iudicious
management comparatively little ex pense to parents
au 31-8t
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compeled to have her arrested, with the result
L have stated above.
heard, some time afterward that the poor
girl took the affair 50 much to heart that IL nm
settled her reason, and she Was at length con-
signed to the Insane Asylum on Blackwell 8
Island, a melancholy, harmless, but confirmed
lunatic--N.-H. Sunday Times ?
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Educational.
= 90 Educational. i-.s'l1 .
pu BLIc sCHOOLs. ,-.,r -. - -
on Monday next, the 9Th instant
ne 2St 1T RIO. RICK E1rTS Ssc

IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. -.s.f
~ - 90 an g5MRchANIcsBURG. Pa.
This Institution commences it's next session Sep
tember l, with corps Of ten eficent and expert
enced instructors. -
$40 vii pay for Tuition, Board. Washing, O., per
session offs months. :. 80 = -' -'o''r
Pupils leaving Washington, Baltimore or Phla-
dephla IN the early train for Harm sburg, thence by
burg in time for dipner
For catalogues address II -
au3l-lw REV. A. G. .MARLATT, A. NJ. Pres.
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A c3is cp3EissSJRABLE EARM in cgLPEPER

a CUESIMABLE EAKM in CULPEPEK
"A GOONTY, VA, FOR SALE.a,The Editor Of
commodatng terms and at q low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County Of Culpep-
woodland, and the residue arabic land IN fine con-
ditlon Tor cultivation. This tract is situated about
IT small dwelling house and ordinary farm bu Id
lnSs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. TO gent emaE seek ing q country res
ldence this farm Offers attractions not urpassed If
equalied, IN Piedmont Virginia. A building site pom
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The SOIL is OF ceent original quality, and pecu-
present IN good state OF Improvement. The owner
VIII sell 1t ior less than its value ariy pp
Is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
oomInrnneSte ! mum M with w. ID. WALIIACH, Ess., Ed
itOr oi the StAr. ap 9-lawtf
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[ AFAYETTE INSTITUTE,

4 AFA GETTE INSTITUTE
IL Pennsylvania areAus, dboUs ITth street.
The un ersgned, late President OF Wilmington
Fenale Csilege, Delaware, assisted by Miss MARIA
D. HALsI D. late Preceptress of the same Institu-
ceptress al the Genesee Seminary, New Work, will
open School for Young Ladies at Nos. I59 and I6l
Pennsyivana avenue, on Monday, September G.
In the arrangements and furnishing of the school
rooms, IN the general scholastic reg atons and i'm
the methods OF instruction and government, il Is
believed the institute will he found credtabe to the
oty and worthy of the confidence of it's citizens.
The course OF study Is that generally pursued at
our highest female Institutions. Young ladies' sat
lsfactorly passing their examinations in the enTe
course Will be entitled to a diploma To insure to
each student that individual attention aud personal
interest requisite to successful study, each de-
partment will receive but twenty-four pu oils. A
yery limited number will be receives as members of
the family.
Tuition Primary Department, $40; Junior,
SlS 81; Senior, SIS per quarter
Address through city post office until the 25th |;
afterwards please call ut the Institute.
l.. c. LOOMS, A. NJ.
Reference is made to the following gentlemen,
whose daug hters or wards have been under my IN
stIucti0n and care
Hon. Thomas H. Hicks, Governor of MARYLAND.
Hon. Peter +. Causey, Governor of Delaware.
key. Bishop Levi SCOTT. ID. ID. Wilmington, Del.
Hon. Geo. w. Sparks, Mayor city of Wilmington.
pr.h r Askew. Postmaster city of Whining ton.
key: Dr: Hamilton, Baltimore.
ingtas.
X. Zimmerman, ESQ.,, Alexandria, Va.
An
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
IA n street, bStrrssn l2th dWd 18th streets,
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL School
FOR BOYS.
The duties OF this Institute will be resumed the
ist day Of Septe,nb r. Number Of pupils limited.
For PARTICULARS address
an l3-tf GHAS. ID. YOUNG PrIncipnl
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S SEMINARY FOR
lVI YOUNG LADIES,
Corner OF ofMOntgOnlery and DnnbdTtOn sts.,
GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
the hrst N onday IN September, with renewed exer-
TONS on the part flhs Principal for the cultivation
of the hearts and minds of the pupils committed to
her care share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. au I7-eotSepi5th,
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Traveller Directory.

THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-Psssenser, for
Il the Orsnee and Aiex- -
andn. Rsilrosd, by lsavins &e6 j.
the Alexandria and washington Railroad, Tth st.
ADD Louisiana svenue, will be called for and oon
veyed 70 the Long BndGe station, where a rood
breakfast can be obtained. This line oSrrss the
y. >. Mal for the D. A. n. X. Passeneer, vii
hnd II free from the annoyance Of wagons and hoses
that is met with on the boat. IL 10 the most en- pe
ditlous. and, IN many instances, the most ecouonI-
Baltimore.
N. B.-Cosohss furnished for Excursions and P,o
Mos. leM N
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pROOKEVILLE EACADEMY,
IL M0RfRon7Sr. roax

RROOKEvILLEA ACADEMY.
- MoStgomery County. Md.
The next session will commence MONDAY, Sep
tember 9Th. None but Teachers ofthOrough schol
arshIp and successful ex perIence will be engaged
The accommodation for boarders i'm the Princ.
Pars fam " will be ample. a largo addition to the
boarding house being In progress.
Boys will be prepared for advanced classes IN any
oil the colleges In the Iuntry, fitted for business
by strictly practical course, at the option of the
parent.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal book
stores, or by addressing at BrookevIle, Nd, either
L. b. .PKETTTMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
A. BOWIE DAVIS,
au 9 colin President Board of Trustees.
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SrRENsfMHRtkS2 sfMHRk2ys WI Yoyk s..!i .t.s EYEs :; III.

G. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
Optlctsn, d. WOOLFSON, who @eS
has arrived from Europe with his ~
own, a. well az the mann fActuTe OF good many
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLks and
ElE-SlsASSES; among which are the
PERlSCOPfC cONCANE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEbBLES. CRYSTALS, Etc.,
which warranted tO improve any HI r. Affected
with weakness, cataract OF tending TO IL; also
SH0RT-SlGHTEDNESS
Persons who are compelled 10 use rssses, or those
now using them, will be suited at int uGht. Those
DOUBI BIE-POLISHED L VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received ene hlG heat recommendations tt the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their pToducEE ..
oearness ana esiness ofvlsion heretofore uni novn
IL any other improvements, -
Also, all styles Of OPERA, SPY. and hAGNl-
FLYING GLASSES, CompaSEeg, and Microscope
for sale at has store, Of Efht street %
Pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth street No.&l' re-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
Prioes very reasonable, the sans N st kis estsb-
lishment in 4 nroce uau
nr A q ~ I, "a. n
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EQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
~ PROPERTY-A Ar ST, confa ming ln0 a,r es,

less than 10 miles from Washiurton. under good
CULTIVATION. and having orchard of so trees oi
Snotce nfait' comprising apples. peaches, apricots
grapes. cuIrants, strawberries. &o.-the same h4v-
lnE GOOD dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, &c,-wlll be sold reasonable terms, ex
changed for city property. There IS a good barn
snd staDlins on the premises, good water az Tie
doOr, ana numerous never failing springs. About
20 acres are IN WOOD consisting Of oak hickory, and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased
scAGGs fth street, eHfN' or i0HN b. CLARK, Ess.
iSEs q ssIsst, between G spd D streets = -
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Travellers Directory.

, Two fast daily lines frvm Washington for the
South and Southwest Boats leave their berths foot
q Sth street at Gh a. and7 ,kp. Passengers By
the morning boat can obtain tine break fast hoard
and enjoy pleassntsa of S1s hours down the beau
q ul Potomac passing fail view of Mount Vernon.
by the evening boat they insure good supper and
rest OF four hours IN comfortable berths state-
rOOtns, and arrive IN Richmond m time TO connect
with all the trains for the South and Southwest.
The Great Southern Mail ~ convey ed over this
route, 1t being a miles shorter aud leo miles less
raIlroading than by any other route,
making certain connections to
FfsdeTtckSbETg, Richmond, and PeterS5uTg, Va
Weldon and Wilmington, N. C.,
Charleston, S. C., Augusta, Georgia,
MOafgOmsTy and Mobile, Ala,
Direct TO Netc Orleans and all SoutherH Cities
and TODns.
Also, Connect at Riehmo nj with the DlnviIls,
Sou,hside, Virgins, Tennessee. and East Tennes-
see Railroads
For THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvillle, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, huntsville, Memphis,
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction.
Montgomery, and New Orleans.
For through tickets and further information of
the route, inquire at the Southern Ticket Once,
NO. 572 Penn. avenue, one door east OF Browns
Hotel, or on board the boats, foot of 9th street
GEO. r. MATTINGLY.
eu l6 ly (UnlOn) Ticket Agent.
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ClFY ACADEMY.
~ 483 Tsnth Street NpYth.
School for limited number OF young gentlemen,
In Civil and Military Engineerlng, Uraue hit ng,
Drawing, Ornamental Writing, and the Lang uag es
Pupils who were preparing last session to pass an
punctus at the reOpenlng of the School. Duties re-
sumed the first Monday in September. - -
au 173w (lntei. eo9t1 ]. FILL, Principal.
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A CCOMMODATION STAGES BETWEEN
n BRo0kEVlLLE AND WASHINGT0N,
Leaving Dorsey's Hotel every Mondsy. wednes-
O'CLOCK. and leaving Brooksyiiiss ev-
ey Iuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday R81&|S
RI aPpiyn at Dorssy's Hotel. corner 7th and sts
sss WESTON ., TURNER, Pr0praOr,
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MISS RIDDEf.L'S SELECT SCHOOL will he
IN resumed at 45l 18th street. n, on the first
Monday in September. l0-Is -
. References,
Rev Dr. e: Smith. Jos. F. Brown, Esq,
New. W. +. u. Gurley, Benz. A. Janvier, Esq.
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THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM k3SHfMdT5sIS HRfAMfdtTT5sISsF'fsRStk fSk suaSs} %Ss WEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN starts at IS and 7.45 q. M,
breakfast at the Relay House, washington Juno
q; THE SiScISShTl, AND ST. LOUIS
at $50 m, reaching Cincinnati at next day,
and connecting directly with Express Train for Lou
svIle. Cairo and the Southwest and for st. Louis,
Kansas, DC. Time, from Washington to Cincinnati,
q hours. or to st. Louis on, l< hours.
3D. CINCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPO-
kiSs Has Ga CAAIR0, Ii ST; LoHss; , CHICAGO. @ AND
(except Saturday and Sunday at4 IS p.
ing at Washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
ba, ru tlmiore ore az A. 10 p. m;
IN daylight, take the SIS and 7.s5 a. or AS D. m.
trains from Washington.
For Parksrsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the 50 D. Train. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all susr-
ters and every other possible facility Will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
BaltImoIe and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton es follows:
For sil points between Washington Junction and
For ali stations between Piedmont and wheeline
srlok Train take the $50 ,. m. Train.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave Washington for Baltimore At SIS and 7.45
a. M, and $50 and Is p. On Sunday at sol IN
only.
Leave Baltimore at 80 and 9.Sn a. m. and $50 and
$50 p. IN. On Sunday at 50 g. IN. only.
The 745 and 4.45 trains only will stop &C way sta
ti9ns and for Annapolis conheetIons.
Ing trains for the west, and the $50. 7<5 and $50
p. IN. trans for the east.
and OHIO Railrosd Ticket ofhce, Washington.
au 10 II. Fl. PARSONS, Agent.
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For Rent and Sale.

ENOH RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
u of the building occupied an office by G.. 8.
Wallach, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALLACE. ap6
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CLINTON ACADEMY,
~ GFoRGETowN, ID. G.
The next annual session of this school will COM
menoe on MON DAY, September 6, 1852 Circulars
may 1e obtained at the brug Store of Mr.. X. 3. T.
Cissel, corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, NJ. A, Principal.
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Observs my sien over the door.
TIE PACIFIC YAIk Iky STEAMSHIP 90.

One ef the Steamships of this COMPANY, carrying
the United States Mails for ACAPULO, 49,
CALIFORNIA. and OR ECON, leaves
Panama twice each month, on the arri-
VA of the United States Mail g. =. Comps steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York regu-
larry on 5th and 10th OF each month with the mails,
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL-
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and sp-
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty syssS
asd ssfsfy.
The Panama Railroad (<1 miles lonsj 10 now oom-
Deted from ocean 10 ocean and 10 creased IN or q
hours. The baggage of passengers checked IN New
York through TO San Francisco and passengers are
embarked az Panama by steamer at the company'a
expense. The money paid IN New York covers an
e1 penses or the trip.
Reserve steamers are Kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco, 70 prevent detention IN of soc-
dent that the route 10 entirely rsltebls-no fall
are having ooourreo IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they Ar
rive at Aspinval.
Conductors 90 through BY each steamer, and take
charge Of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets At the lowest rates spply %
the ax ency, In West street, New York, to
1. w. RAYMOND,-ort 70
ARMSTRONG, H ARRLs & CO..
NA-u C.L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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NEW ARIA N EN- 81 NTl
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
- ks 6e

VIRGINIA, TENNEssEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA
MlSSlSSlPrL LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS,
THROUGH TICKETS oan b, obtained NJ the
CHEAT SOUTH WESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE. corner of Penns lvania avenue and 6th
street, Washington. On board Of the steam Ferrr
Boat George Page,'or the ofce Of the Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandra,
Richmond, DaRciLe, LsNeh6Hrg, Bristol,
RnOnriLLe, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA,
NashUiiLe, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nev Orleans,
By direct route, and continuous railway oonnec-
tIoDs to Memphis.
Atording greater Ezpsdit,oR and Comfort and
being 30 mules SkoTtsr than by other route.
The steam FRY boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street ST 81 a. for Alexandria, where pas
sengers take the Tor Richmond, CharlOttsvIle.
Staunton, White sulphur Springs, Woodstock. 40
and at N p. m. for Richmond and all points South
west, making sure and close connections 10 Mem
phls.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the once,
Pa avenue, at s'cock 9. m. and pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Aren't.
ten-u Washington.
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MRS TODD WILL. RESUME THE DUTIES
lvl OF her School on Monday, September 6th, at
her residence. $50 street, between 9th and 7th sts
Number OF pupils limited. an 80 Ivf
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Jew FURNITURE STORE.

NJEW FURNITURE STORE.
We are now receiving our Fall stock of PIJRNI-
TURE and HO U SEP URNIS SHfNGa
GOODS, and Sc ling lower than any otherW
house in Washington. We would invite All W
TO call before purchasing Our motto is. ]"
.Quck Sales and Small Profits"
Old Furniture taken in exchange for nev
r. JOHN BONTZ & WRO,
an D-ly Odd Fellows, Hall 7th st.
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EEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COL
Il LEGIATE INSTITUTE,

No. 1872 street, Gddsby's Ro,c, Wdshisston, ID. G.
The duties OF this Institute will bs resumed on
Monday. the 9Th OF September.
Circulars, stating terms courss OF study, & c.,
can be obtained At the Book and Music stores.
HIRAM CORSUN. Principal.
Nine e. ROLLIN CORSON, Vice Principal.
an Sim
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
n BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
The duties of this institution will be resumed on
the 18th day of September next.
Pupils from Washington conveyed to and from
M. j. NARROWER,
au S-tOctl Principal.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

V'HE CUBUMBIAN CUI.IEGE,
= WASHINGTON, d. G..
The next Session of this Institution will com
September. N ~
Applicants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening of the ses
sion.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
OF the Columbian College will commence its mex {
session on wednesday, the eighth (sth) Of Septem-
su ls.eotNoy1 J.G. BINNEY. President.
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRA COUNTY.yA..
"a FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR IN
PROVED CITY PROPERTY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same DIS
tance from Alexandra. and miles from George
town, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Thomas Clark,
Mr.. +. fuee, Esq, and OF the lands of theiate l..
b: Hardin. Esq. The Farm is divided into fields,
with water in each field ; q fine orchard, and house
containing rooms, with q good cellar and back
kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings, In
good order, now in the occupancy of E. Yulee, Esq
who will show the property and give information
respecting the sale. Information can also he had
from w. ID. Wallach, ESQ, Editor of the Star.
Possession given on the LIST Of January. 1859.
je l8-laWtf ID. WELLS.
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,ULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE, :.
" Al (iklnrner Ena.rf HnIrSs w

NULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
" At Cnlpeper Court House, Va.
. rms school will commence it's second session the
krst Monday In September 1858 CuIpeper Court
House - situated immediately on the orange Il
Ale1andr,a Railroad. In the Piedmont region of the
state; and rs not surpassed nv apy village for it's
beauty of scenery, healthiness, and good society.
the Institute buildings are OF BRICK 75 10y 20 feet,
vel ventilated and thoroughly furnished,
TERMS, .s
For session Of FIRE noaths, payable kalf in oiraars
Board, intending fuel, lights and washing - a62 so
Tuition, IN common English branches ..... IL 50
'.'.F Higher English branches ..--........ I5 20
ID, Ancient and Modern languages and
= Mathematics. :. - =. ......... Y 50
/ - Music on Piano. no..--.-----...-..-.-. IL 50
.'f Music on Guitar. Is 90
l. tsr. Drawing ----- - --........ 10 90
Painting .-....- ....-.-- 10 90
Embroidery -. -...-....-..... 90
For further particulars address Rev. JOHN w,
6EORG l., or WILLIAM FALL, A. NJ, Prinei-
paas, csipspss Court House, We yH-dtSsP6s
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ana wing street, Alexdndrid, al Lke-~.<-
Leave alexandra at 4, 9. 10, l2S, <.Gsx:
Whsley's Omnibuses, oonnsctlug with the boats,
leave the Capitol, and the corner of 18th and 18th
streets and Pennsylvania avenue.
The a. m. Boat connects with the ORANGE and
a. kksfSASD$fA kSkS 81 q q; Ds;rR A. sRAAhF$S AFS
sHSSatIskM Ky MMhiTE sGGfPHGR, and MRk:
70 kk L WH6M ir I'm NAV SHttSEf c6ScERS.N IND
We would most respectfully call your attention
jus. 'S arrived bS the fo9sins named vessels to
wit: Schooner Fairfax, Of New York the schoon
Schooner Allen, Of Boston; and By fsilrosd~
Of sAsHEs snd BLINDS
$3.50 9s Zee. of zasfbULDINes, of variou. size. and
All Of, the above; named work vauented to
Sbch for sy or
IN ne country to surpa.s. As our motto Is small
m snG sS.eE oom sass we shall sell them at low
AN odd sizes of Sash. Doors. or Blinds furnished
tRs ycny Inside Shutters sy we sss
nlsh of style, at from 10 to Is per cent ess than
the customary rates of charges for the same in this
We respectfully invite those interested in the
themselves. and we believe they will profit by SO
A liberal discount made to the trade.
Centre Market.
au SO-Im VI. w. HAMILTON & co.
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se2"- -a, so Pa.av., bet. eth and 10th sts.
w stick of Coal and Wood. All kinds on band al
lowest cash prices. cargo Of White Ash, Egg
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= cents per ton. II taken from the vessel Also IN
few days, a cargo Of superior White Ash Broken
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