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PERSONAL INT ELLlGE,NCEy.


Mr. Erskne the recently appointed secretary Of the
British legation, arrived In this city on Monday Mr.
Russell, of the attaches, has gone to England. @
1t is stated that Governor WISE Of Virginia, con
templates purchasing land and removing to Tazewell
county Ms tFf 1# wv f# .af 4
Gen. VIM s. Pitcher, mayor of Louisville, died very
suddenly the l4th instant at the house of friend
that city, His death Says the Demscrat was that
of the Christian who had finished his work upon EARTH
and received in peace and confidence the message calling
him to another sphere His sickness we are told was
disease Of the heart. aa.
Hon. A. VI, Brown was invited by number Of citiEens
of Memphis on the occasion Of his recent visit to that
city, to parake of public dnper at tho time of his own
selection In consequence Of the urgency Of his private
business and the necessity for his presence at Washing
ton at the earliest practical moment no reluctantly de-
clined the invitation. s f9 4
The Danvle papers announce the death, on Thursday
last of Col Leonard Claiborne, well known and much
respected citizen Of Pttsyvana county after seye-e
and protraoted Illness
n ..l Van Santvoort who was regarded rs
sne oldest forwarding agent Of canal and river freight In
the State died his resence in Jersey City, on Thurs
day last aged IA years Mr. Van Santyoort was engaged
In Transporting supplies for the United States government
during the war of 1872 and long before the opening Of
the Erie canal he of the principal forwades OF
produce upon the Mohawk river
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AxsrHxs M.s.nx.sv n ntel.sas,. h.s ,na,, "a
cevs ,f ti. d,s.sa, ~ AIss Ass,morc va ~ IN. Iev
VIM Ashmore of the sian, mission. While or her way
4, this e.,ntrv from uonc, Kong with her tx, cilan
She did en- The Iell of NAV on te Cane Of tood Hone
ana was ,,.,Ied at sea y ef' Fl.sIlI.s 20 - =
uisn q ~ u $50.
49, "a aAr opoADAss ! ~ no y,u ne tc' captain -
W. lhascnes VI lne new 10TH acn. oiuauion mas ar
H'eu ~ posonf vas aeNPeea .'1s az ieas, NEWS
yaehte " lne hoo' "oala ase a. no11 OF al N"h@nt
on r.uAy sSI ~, y - no" popoie 'al not
mo,o 'nn nai tat punpor, aiu perhaps mol as many
VIVA eA'ena sheir voyage a. haf 40 snoao ports. 81
PLRAsAsr AaREEAxSr Geographic despatch says
that arrangements ara in progress for a settlement
with the robbers of the Hattes Bank The robbers are
professional burglars and tho arrangement IL ssas
factory to both partie Tho of this settle
snt are NOT slated put ~ me robbers are no common
.hieves p proiessiona ID but fAir 70 pre-
Sne .'' 'hey WIN DO owen sucn pei cchtage a. Shall
aoiu "ie'h LIVING pfohs on tie business and encon
age tnem IN 'hoif fespec'aoc cang Journal
NoRFoLK PETERSBURG RAILRoAD--The last rail ne
cessary 10 complete this road laid ON Saturday last
opening line of railroad stretching from Norfolk to the
Mississippi river The entire work is represented to be
Oh inc most perfect ana substantial order OF construction
Ine noss approves pans having 0cen adopted In .he
pfioges upon ,no me anu ssmuity and strength being
colnoncd ~ me formation o. The enbankmehts and tho
.hroaghou1. Inc ROAD VIII DC opened 70
u'e Puu. M iuw nays "c gI"ha Juoleo y eApectca
W 'AAo pAee.TTe0sta oae Af'"ocfaeair@s bas aie
ohc Oh our city pnysicahs mas nahded US the ioIow
ing SAllac' ,to'h ictcf nun ny poleSsionai
IA lug uPP1 Dou.iy uoooiiuins spihe"n"' STU
guar case we peieve OF rare occurrence IN surgical
f dath from tba rand acun,r,aton of Rt W. baS =
yo,,ng mar, Residing ne ,;les from this nlace who wa,
one - the r;raclas of mature Az The ara ~ 90 ors
he wr;gbe bs5 Wounds he continued grauaI,v 70 In
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T. coLIEGIATE DEPARTMENT, OR MILITARY COL
IEGE
II BERRIEN LINDSLEY, M. d.. ID. d.. Chaneel
- University % Chemistry and ee'ioy
oa JOHNSON snperiendeut Of The Military College and
Professor ~ Engineering
JAMES HAsnLroS, NJ, Professor Of Mathematics Na'arAl
Philosophy and Astronomy
II srEwAisr Professor Of Greek and Latin LANGUAGES and
Uteraiurc f h
w. . THYssENs, A NJ Professor French Drawing
BLAcKIE NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural MS
tory. st eye
REV w HoYTE A. NJ NJ ~. Professor and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical literature. ~
q c. X WINSTON NJ n, surgeon. ~ .i' q
September, and the second term l4ti Of February
Tuition boarding washing fuel servants attendance ana
use q arms soo per term Matcaaon fee Students are re
quired furnish their which al moderate
charge purchase Engineering French Spanish Ger
drawing book keeping and fencing each $40 per term Of
twenty weeks = tst 3atr us .fi s&tA f-F
the regular collegiate Of the uni
rs scholarship viii DO maintained and
every facility Afforded those Who desie
partial Besides the college ses there also
preparatory OF win
be admitted.
BY Tho aid Of military discipline effective government Is established
and health physical culture good order and industrious habits
promoted.
catalogues information apply any nonbor Of
the faculty. a. Err5Ea
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IMponTEp HonsEs.---Sx pure Arabian blood stations
were lately brought New York by Captain Lane who
has been engaged in raising the sunken vessels in the
harbor Of Sebastopol- These animals cost $4,000
which is said to be less than their real worth They
stand about Is hands high matched and pairs of
dark bay gray, and black They are direct from the
cavalry stables of the Russian Emperor and were raised
expressly for him. The number of horses In the impe
rial stud is limited to 5000, and when 1t exceeds this
number sales are made OF this fact Captain Lane took
advantage The stables of the Gar where these horses
kept and trained each twelve feet square and in
part form the wall Of enclosure ten miles long
and five miles wide The centre of this area Is used for
exercising horses.
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II. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SESSION 1858 seventh annual Of lectures this In
will Monday the I'd Of November and
continue till the first Of The ensuing March,
THOMAS X JENNINGS, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. BElEN IsDEY, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry and Phar-
WINSTON d. Professor Of Materia Meaca and Medical Ja
risprutence
A. BUCHANAN d. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and Phys
iology.
JOHN NJ WATSON d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children,
PAUL EVE d. Professor of Principles Practice Of
BOWLING NJ D. Professor Institutes
icinc. a.. .g..F#4.a. go .s,t..a.1.-
WILLIAM BRIGGS d. Adjunct Professor and Demonstration
Of Anatomy. tt A.''rt,A" F'
The anatomical viii be opened for stude the first Mon
day In October (he bth) ias F+ ~ 81 IS tssE
preliminary Of lectures free TO all students viii be given
by the professors also the Monday October
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction Of the faculty Is
open tho class free OF char ge, $3.50
Cnique has been established IN with the University
which operations performed and prescribed
tured upon in the presence Of the class.
OF for lectures $O6 Mntrculatiou fee pad
only IS Practical Anatomy $40 Graduation fee S25.
Good boarding procured for 81 70 81 week For further
information or Catalogue apply to u
w. X. BOWLING M. d.
Nashville, Tenn, Aug q 1858. n 81 Dean OF the Faculty
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OFFICIAL.

Bucadnan President Of the United States Aneu TO all ohon
may w go ft esf
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
Eugene been appointed consul Of Belgium
adepa hereby recognise him SUCH To
such functions powers and privilege
OF the Ua,od
Statos r.ass Ia
testimony letters 10 be made nat
emit and the seal of the United States pp herenpto Affixed
my hand tho city Washington the 9Th day OF
H. 81 August d. 1885, and Of tho Independence II tho United
States Of America the eighty third 'n .- F 70 Z
JA4yr pTrfy
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LATER FROM TExAs.--The Galveston Civilian of the
9th says rs
Our accounts last week from the interior represent
many portions OF the country beginning to need rain
Not only had the begun to suffer from drought
but cotton beginning to anguish. The Register
says that plantations in Washington county the
ground is literally covered with squares, while the
plant is undergoing rapid change from the heathful
and vigorous appearance to the sicky hue consequent
the absence Of the proper nourishment Tho state OF
things is said to be confined chiefly to the uplands.
The Register says that the cotton the bottom lands
still holds its own. though there evident signs of its
following in the wake of the former, If not immcdi
ately relieved by refreshing showers Similar accounts
reach from other sections but trust that the
rain which has visited Galveston has extended to the in
terror If it not preceded by rains therea circum
stance indicated by the northwestey winds of Saturday
and Sunday nights,
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JAMES BUCHANAN.


Information has been received Department from,
j. j. Golding ESQ., uayra the total oss
q the schooner "New York Of Bilmoc Captain ggs
with all Of her the night Of the July island
OF Orchila The schooner having struck rock and In m
teen twenty minutes the captain FIRST and second mca and four
eamen had barely time to themselves by taking TO the small
boat They landed tho island wtho oyons water or cloth
Ing and being fortunate euss ind nsng sloop there
her La euayra where they the 1 ul
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MANY suFrHn rather than take nauseouB medicines All
such who suffer from coughs and colds irritation Of the
bronchial tubes, and tendency to consumption have in
DR. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry remedy as agree.
able to the palate as eaectual In removing disease
Buy none unless IL has the criaen signature of III
Butts on the wrapper.
Aug 1S--DSW&W III / a4sts,. ras D ~
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FnE-About two o'clock yesterday morning, the carr
penters shop OF Thomas w. Burch, Washington street.
between Fourth and Fifth, discovered to be fire.
and before the flames could be extinguished it en-
ely consumed together with all its contents including
the tools OF Mr. b. There Is little to doubt but
that it was tho work of an inccndiary. ft
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SUMMER RESORTS.
lied SULPHUR sPRINGs--Mo COUNTY

VDED SULPHUR SPRINGS--MoSRog COUNTY, NIR-
Ia S,AIhss Mineral CIR The
1 ptlor a visitors well known that medicinal agen
li have tried had such signal success as the waters
Inc Rcd supur Springs speedy OF pn
nary Consumption bronchial affections chronic dahoa dyfpsa
and diseases Of the brain.
visitors via Richmond nnburg should leave The Virginia and
Tennessee railroad al Depot They viii then have but
y eight miles staging good road Via Orange and Alex
Railroad there Is about sese ne1
OF staging l..a ..tf
yads would secure better rooms better and attention.
by coming early usually much crowded through ne
month Of August. IT, y cANibtIi. W
May 3o-d2mo efatta
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DICIIARD Hull, General Agent and Collector,
Richmond viii devote his whole time 10 The Collection OF
GAINS, aud Will attend 10 business IN all the towns IN virginia
Rcrrxoxp Va, May IS, 1858.
We tho uniorspncd have known Mr. Richard Hill for many years.
and cordially recommend him 10 the public.
Richie II Dnnnavsnt editors Richmond Enquirer, Va
Do Witt Lloyd Iardwlcko editors, ae Richmond Examiner
klot Shields, prcpreors 81 the Richmond Wing
Jnc. NJ Gregory United States Attorney
July 3l-1m
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CIRCULAR TO OUR MARYLAND AND vIR-
GINA FRIENDS.


The Entire Produce Of Too Factories. ,lt
WTE HAVE the entire product of two Virginia
wv factories that this region OF country
make exclusively order and with expressly
wants OF customers, the most superior Grey and Drab Pulled
Cloths Country fannc wide plaid and the Country straight
Lnseys,' that produced In the United States
The 'pckn OF their whole product the
rejected the northern commission
purchased for vastly superior
Ia this the world - tit9ss 3fi n
Virginia. where wool and labor
cheap aud literally employed their
Tho immense lots Of all fabrics an
nuay through hands enables
peo goods produced at about tho usually
the inferior grades. ~ 81 tl.ys - y. .t9s,tg 80
planters who cohe their servant. well viii ap our
stock Of goods adapted for tho much the
i.r, S,... .. ..s.,te
addition, most ample and complete in a,
u all nrstcss European and American
pie Dry Goode
Tho heavy Wooens store by The 18Th Of An
gust 1893 and we most canddy that will
70 make their selections early k Of frequent
One price only, marked figures in
house macd TO take artng
price, hence no purchaser "a deceived.
We are not opening =. 1890
All old bills monthly payment cash
enabled thereby
strangers and all others cordially
stock but FOR their graacaon They viii
WRIT IN establishment purchase
Our northern and supplies
daily We are therefore presenting all times the
comprehensive novelties
thai bear the impress Of substantial
Good articles low prices and lair doang be rolled
PERRY BRO1Htls
''Coutral stores building. y
opposite Centre Market
srcrm u.s. you please, respectfully 20 invite your nj,
toIn connexio that NE
the our nnrke ,a,c
cny White and Grey blankets OF superior qsly and prices
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLR.In consequence of the failure of
the city councils to take any action in reference to a
public celebration of the completion and success of the
great enterprise of the age as suggested by the mayor
nc such demonstration can take place this week Perhaps
the city councils at their next meeting, Monday eve
ming next may conclude to join in tariy rejoicing or
they wait until next year. and celebrate the anniver
Bary Of the event. iss., gss s.. .ss.l m sa IS
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Masonic. stated communication of Columbia Royal
Arch Chapter No Is, will be held at Masonic Hail. cor
of Ninth and ID streets, this evening. Companions
in regular standing are invited to attend
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PROPOSALS FOR TYPOGRAPHY,

Oyrrcr SUPERINTENDENT Prmio PRINTING,
y r5f AtfE Washington, August 49, 1858. !
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until Monday at ~ clock for put
ing thousand nine hundred and thirty copies OF
ea Of axty more Botanical illustrations
Appendix tho Report OF the Mexican Boundary
survey engraved copper and the
residue the price hundred for
printing including the cost Of transportation Of the
re aucceu bidder free Of expense When printed these Illus
trn,ion this city be- d.
charge The required for printing wi pc f
nished by this Office lW
Bond and security required the faithful execution Of tho
work. Lttt.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and endorsed
i'iT"''' - ~'-'C0'' GEO W. BOWMAN Superintendent
Arpust I7--e,iet TIntcl. eod6tl
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y FUBIIo SoHooIs The board of trustees of public
schools held meeting at the Aldermen Room, City
Hail. yesterday afternoon In order to elect teachers
the coming scholastic year. Several commitment
-. 800 - !, -. ,,......r.. ~. .Jiis
=, -, ...,ons rs teachers
IN the primary SCHOOLS NM. were referred to the com
ia'''ce Oh lions The nominations for teachers
were 'aen made and confirmed, There are very few
changes made ron the past year After the transaction
q some eaAeF business, the board adjourned until Tues
day, the 3lst inst. - 81. s'4a.s. 80
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NTARYL LAND LAW WORKS.--The "Reports of
l Decisions Of tho High Court Of Cancey Maryland in
Volumes 50 per volume, s2i per by james Wngate
Also "Wngae Maryland Register" defining the Official duties OF
public rhc decisions
of the the az the legislature 200
which numbering ooo have been analysed and dgesed
by the author expressly for this work.
The above pubshcr received the approval
and liberal patronage successive Legislatures Of the State
fat r For sale by t1a rs hii WI FRANCK TAYLOR /
July 20-1m ft &
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AUCTION SALE.
BY j. G. MCGUIRE s. Co, Auctioneers.

V7RUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
Land House the country this binder and by
virtue Of certain deed OF tus bearing date the 3s 81
May A. D. 1885, and recorded IN ber j. A. S. No 49, folio 49,
the aad Washington county D. c. the undesgn
ed as trustee will sell at public auction at tho auction room Of
Mcclure Co tho city Of Washington Saturday, the 21st day
August A. d. 1885, at O'Clock all OF lot numbered In
Geo Ty subdivision Of Of the original tract Of land called
pheasant Plains containing five sixteenth land
or less together with all the consisting Of
Frame House and back building and buildings.
above property will be sold subject prior ncumbrance the
Of which win be stated 1T the Eme Of sale. g
The land and offered for sale very de
rabr fronting the Washington and Rockville Turnpike road
about two miles from the city and in Of the best negobood
in the county. 3 FN t#ftH aNat itst ialH sf8 t,a8H
Terms Of sale fourth cash. and the residue hre, equal
payments in six twelve and eighteen months with interest
cured by deed of trust the satisfaction Of the trustee the
sale complied with within days.
defauting
chaser. All conyeyaneing at the purchasers cost tEs
~ f@AA.' ~ 9a4h# W. H. WARD, Trustee.
Aug 1l--ds ], G. MCGUIRE &r0 Auctoneers
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pRITISII ELOQUENCE, POLITICAL ORATORY.
II j First and sst 81 E.T 'a
Sacred oraory First and series rs each.
Literary Addresses and third
The Illustrated London Practical Geometry. 63 t
The Illustrated London Geography. 63 III ~ cess E
Tie Illustrated London Drawing Book 90 E',tHT
The Illustrated Architectural and Engineering Draw i.
f.@f t at aa.a r. .-4sEs ~atl ..Jg Book CD
8 The Illustrated Webster Reader. 80 - }s u s. tgt
The illustrated Webster Spe'a- ~ lens ~ fa#lr a
Ornamental prawin~ ..ag Book. 81 cents z aesg
lustraons and Architectural Design; upwards OF 200 IL
oSce p Il 9
illustrated Mechanics and Mechanism. 90 cents.
just received rE.t PHILIPS 1ssE
Aug l5 332 10th
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TSIyE DOLLARS REWARD.-Los or stolen on
IL 9Th of July las, Colts revolver with my name en-
handle The above reward viii be paid 70 any one
who win deliver the same the undersigned
Aug,s, 1y--et f1tftf $50 LEWIS s. HAYDEN. =
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IUELD'S PEAR CULTURE; j vol. rs cents.
III Memoirs OF Rachel by Madame do B.. vol 81
Mzpai Prayer and friendship by H. c. Ioomip VOL 81 25
Owens Commentary Matthew and Mark. vol 81
Prophets and Kings Of the Old Testament
a. aa1H ~ see"ft
squcrs States of Central America vol, svo maps and us
tra,ions, 49, ,tf 3 A'' f atlE .As II ~ III. .f. ~ :
Belle Britain Tour 81 +FA7 <. 1AA8Atft Hr.a l##H
Major Roger sherman Pors Life Adyentures 81 25
Memoirs Of Joseph Curtis; by Miss Sedgewck 90 oens
Abbotts Richard III. 80 cents G 1850 ". " .at
August IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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u,HE FAuQUIER WHITE suLPnuR SPRINGS,

faity Washington Possession having been
establishment will be opened 90
the 18th june surcnsn
eut aud most reliable, courteous assistants. NJ g
pains win be spared In order TO accommodate tho
the former high reputation Of these ngs fbe
Orange railroad leave Alexandria az ~ o'clock IN the merns
and evening vA, y.
day leaving Richmond also twice day thus aofdne the most
yonie mote Of access. -
The terms Of will be 81 per day, s2 per
month $40 ending
Der old and under IL hafprce seytrts also
half price THOMAS GREEN.
23-2mos
TONES'S WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALlBEAT
81 springs county North Carona.fhose Springs
healthy section OF the county 10 niles
the Raleigh and CASTOR raroe al which
NJ Waon win and handsome four horse
passengers directly the Springs
establishment will be opened tor the reception Of visitors
the 18th day Of June, 1858.
For board month $40 90
Week ~ %
w
Horses month II 90
- Gay
children under II years hafprioe
daily mail VIII be brought 10 the springs during the
JuSK 49, 1888. e w. d. JONES, Proprietor.
July 7--2m2taw at ttt4 y $1,000 t- st3F
: q Il "
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EDUCATION.
MEDICAL COLLEGE,


=. --- E DEPARTMENT. CoLuxMA ColIks9.
y. I'D, e5,tlt ~ Washington, d. G.
thirty will
institution the 18th OF October continue until the Isl
March.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ d.,
Professor of Anatomy.
WILLIAM 7. JOHNSTON, H. ~,
Professor VI Obstetrics Women Ch6rcr
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D., III f8tfi#
Professor Of Materia Medical Therapeutics and Hygiene
GRAFTON Tyler NJ D.,
Professor of Pathology Practice Of Mecnc Medicine
JAMES J. WAXING, N. d., y
Professor OF Physiology and Mcrosopca
s. r. KING STONE, N. D.,
Professor 0hamc Medicine and Surgery Surgical
81 #HFs4 1t4 ~ H@t JOHN o. y, HOiHTON, M. D.,
Ilatstav Professor of Surgery Clinical Surrcry
HENRY WURTZ NJ. A., esf3
,t s4t r f-l g. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy.
sI1DEN w, CROW, H. D.,
Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
FBHs,
Single tickets.
Maricuang foe, paid only x. . 8
Graduating expenses t.te
No charge for clinical lectures. IN @7f- lef'
i i a 5t .. RILEY, NJ D., Dean Y
V
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yETANTED--Printer and Editors. The propr;
wv OF the we known md popular weekly paper 1 lr,
Southerncr moving Missouri like 10 t, IN
the Office and This opportunity the ouy nr
OF the KIND In the south, and the pspf Il, wealthy n MANA,
ious county Population OF thc alone 900 Arr 4,
RICHARD EiwARa
box io2T, Baltimore.
Aoo" may oe GENT " persons wishing '" seeh june
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TIME UNION ACADEMY. Tho exercises OF this
Institution will BIO resumed on The lst Of s,Item
Der 1858 q RICHARDS, Principal
, July Blind ~ tr ~
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TIME UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,--The Princi-
pail Ms RICHARDS, notice that tho exercises Of this
Institution viii be resumed tho lst OF September, 1865
Sl-1md Ea .. ~ N W E.H. VI III ~. ~
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WASHINGTON ISYnsNARY.

y Clinical Department Of The National Medical College
During clinical lectures delivered BY The Pro
fsors OF Practice Surgery and opcaions
During tho remaining period Of e year
the clinical the other professors uni The
approaching these lectures viii be %
li,eed daily Students residing Ia the city
are admitted OF charge. Persons from
distance address thc Gu
nor who will inform them Of the TERMS register
for vacancies, W. L. JOHNSioN, A.
Aug l9--2aw1stNov Curator
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DIAPER THOIIQUE---FRANKLrJ ppu.p
has Just received small lot superior French mote per
With envelopes TO m,tch with the following designs: Inscnl Con
cepton la Natyitc la Refine u Gel. s Metallic ,raseas
saers asur de sncrc ceu dc Marie Angc
hssez venr mo les pets Enisps Pierre Paul ~ To-
cph ~ Vincent de Paue IT. Loves Henri SIC Catherine ste
Elizabeth ste uotide, ste Marn Pope eneyeye
In boxes each containing c above ccnts
fRANKI IN Ti1P,
Aug Is No. 32l psnn ay bet Oh, ana ion, stre.z