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a. FOR RENT. and possession given
ELI in few days. the large aud desirably located
Owe ling corner of 5th and franklin streets, nos
occupied by Mrs G G Burton, a Boarding House,
for which il is admirably adapted. Apply 10
THOMAS w boswell,
Peceiver Of Browns Administrator
ap l4-i2t VS.. Burton &c
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~ elss asAo hT4N
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roR RHNr AuD aArn

- FOR RENT. The snhser;hsr !.
- authorised TO rent out that yary y,,s,ss ,.ss
f.s "a enr'so comfy about miles from Rle's.'
ga "a me .ae j. + + The farm oontaias ai'ent
sIsss " @H,a land together with yeFv ana
awsliiag stable barn and other out hoases onss
@ .ai ~ tract es be put IN nall grain the bal
rent will be lew. Apply r. s'su 'ehant, the
JOHN 4. THOMPSON Aeon.
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-a@N | AM now receiving per ships
Esk" Bruno" and "Alexauder," from Liverpool
a. - (the lstter now disc!i arglIS ~ lily Point "a
AsG JAMES River 60 crates EARTH EN u ARE.
rslsptsissz the best shapes aud fGgity " HinHer,
TEA AID Taetwar Also. Plates, Dishes, Jugs, a44
tue assattnent OF common goods, suitable tDf tie
country trade.
keep a!se on hand. plain white and decorated
CANA in sets aud by this piece lne assortment OF
t<as- ui all descriptions, ali Il which VIII sell at
sery low rates OBJ TAYLOR,
AZ l9-ifu III Main st.
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DAINTS, &o.-Linseed Oil, White Lead
i T.rnpentina. Paint Brushes, Whitewash do, Hail
Dusters and Hair Brcoms. Ae; for sale by
.n 81 j. PfC,T. Druggist.
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fHsS FUN MIN IT ne IEUI1sp Oh UHTy
Ma street. between ID and Sd, at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes. 1t has rooms, Is in thorough
repair aud to good tenant will be rented at mode
rats grice. Possession given Isl day OF May. APP
ply To DlBLELL JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts shockoe Slip.
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II ISS0LUTION.-The copartnership of
~ MORTON. ARMsTEAD Co. is this day dis.
II we'd by mutual sSLsent. The senior partner will
tr3cesd settle up the business OF the concern with
L. little Ssfay ~ possible. Zach partner via the
came VI the concern, III uitatign alone.
JOSEPH T. MORTON,
JAS. N. AKmSTEAD,t
JOSEPH BLANT0H.
nyshuo4t January !st SS8, Ia a-ddsw3m
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- FOR BALTIMORE VIA NOR
FOLE-Thc 9 7od Schr OCEAN, NJ. AARON
I...rI having IA portion of her cargo engaged aud
,,'5!, au board viii have dispatch Fnr remain.
J.ysr,4yio ". d. GoLQuITT 60.
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FROM DIR. cHAPIN's DISCOURSE.

The following is the very eloquent passage in Rev.
Dr. L. III Chapin's discourse Sunday in the Second
Universast Church. Boston, in relation to the Atlantic
cabe GlY l
Let not fail to recognise the greatness, the gran
dcur of this achievement Let supposed honoring of
rcgionno intention of exaltng the moral spiritual
above the merely physicahido from the full glory Of
that effort by which, for the last three hundred years.
has obtained this mastery nature For in sim
pie truth 1t is not mans glory, but Gods glory, that Is
unolded in the gradual development Of human knowl-
edge and human power. Thus the magnificent consu,n-
nation of the past week. which has simultaneously
tied two hcmisphercs has awakened in those feelings
that deepest and highest making words inadequate
and sending thoughts upward not only in astonish
ment, but in reverence and thanksgiving. In such
work feel the thrill of Gods hand sweeping through
events and transatng into prophetic symbol the pro-
cesses Of ages and the significance Of history,
Men wait upon IL brcathless conscious that IL inau
gurtcs era wondering to what new music the earth
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A CHINESE GARDEN.

Mr. Fortune gives n curious description of Chinese
garden in recent letter. from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts
"The plants consist of good specimens of southern
Chinese things all well known in England for
AMPLE as cymbdium einense, olea fagrans, oranges,
roses camelias magnoas, ETC., and, Of course multi
tude of dwarf trees without which no Chinese garden
would be considered complete In the above alluded TO
there are some nice stone SEATS which look cool in
climate like that of southern China The door Of this
building raised few feet above the ground level SO
that the visitor gets good view of the water and other
objects Of interest in the garden. That this is avorite
lounge and smoking place with the Chinese the follow
ing Chinese notice. which found on one of the pillars
will testify "A Careful and Earnest Notice garden
earnestly requests that visitors win spit bcte outside the
railing and knock the ashes of pipes also outside Sew
eral fine fruit trees and others growing near the
walks and afford shade from the rays of the sum- On
one of these we read the following HANDLERS here c
be ercusod plucng the fruit on this tree How exceed
ingly polite
Near the centre of the garden stands substantial
summer house hall named the Hall of Fragrant
Plants The notice to smokers and chewers of
betenut is also put up here and there is another and
longer which must not forget to quote 1t is this
In this garden the plants intended to delight the
eyes Of all visitors great deal has been expended in
planting and in keeping in order and the garden is now
beginning to yield some return. Those who here
to saunter about earnestly prayed not to pluck the
fruit flowers in order that the beauty of the place mAy
be preserved And then follows piece of true Chinese
poteness We beg persons who understand this notice
10 excuse IL! fass'nB througn tne Hnii Oh rI"eiahe
Plants, approached, between two rows OF Olea fra
grams, fine ornamental suit of rooms, tastofnlly fur
nshed and decorated in which visitors received and
entertained An inscription informs us thnt this is called
the Fragrant Hall of the Woochce tree Leaving this
place by door, observed the following notce
'Sauntcrers here will be excused entering Inns appa-
rcntly leads to the private apartments of the family In
this side of the garden there artificial rockwork
which the Chinese know well how to construct and var
summerho houses tasefuy decorated, one OF which Is
called the Library of verdant Purity Between this
part of the garden and the straight walk already noticed
there is small pond lake for fish and water-lies.
This is crossed by zzag wooden bridge of many arches
which looked rather dilapidated."
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THE CONNEXIONS.
IRON The Philadelphia ledger. !

[From the Philadelphia iedgerI
The Atlantic telegraph after it reaches Trinity Bay Is
connected with land and submarine teegaphs for over a
thousand miles before it reaches the United States At
one place it for four hundred miles through will
derncss difficult REACH and where 1t Is exposed TO con-
tinued accidents and Interruptions This makes the tel
egraph the British provinces unreliable and so fire.
quenty out Of order Now that the Atlantic connection
made and the business of two continents depending
upon the certainty of prompt transmission of dispatches
these interruptions will impair the usefulness OF the ocean
telegraph This makes it essential that cable shall be
laid directly to the territories Of the United States which
would avoid all these Interruptions for the teegaphc
lines In the United States be reached with facility by
railroad and any difficulty In the working be mmedi-
ately removed The public attention now, however, is
turned to the subject of the power to send dispatches
through the submarine cable Upon this depends its
utility as a instrument of intelligence When that is
successfully demonstrated which is the cause OF the pre-
sent delay In the public Of the telegraph, the
success OF the undertaking will be complete.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

IyROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II THE WEST, sDUI1iWEssf, AND NORTHWEST. bALTl
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD fi9
s.ssss1 arra~Vs~<na ,caA greatly imrrocd scAaiaies
Three through conpeng daily (except sundsy)
from Washington the West as follows te
lst Tho CINCINNATI xlt< NAIL starts at blb, M, al
lowing Relay House Washington
uncun proceeding West This train Grafton
m Bepwood the Ohio river, at IA, M, with
Central Cncnnati intermediate points,
reaching CINCINNATI ll.30 a m, next day
"a THE GREAT ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
leaves wasngton na6ng Sunday al $50 reaching Gin
uat at g. D. M day connecting directly with Express
Train Louisville and the Southwest and
ss from Washington Cincinnati only rs hours,
81 Louis only ~ ionrs n i
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS except Saturday
and Sunday connecting Washington junction Bal
frnore leaving Baltimore TO- On sunday night
~, with made by the 80, Washington
bI5, A. M, $50, nl., train from Washington
AL stations tho Northwestern Virginia
o3o For al ponta the Nsrieta Railroad aks
the same. la lzlftss 3si 3tia
these aus drccons the closest direct
pc that yet travelling public every
advantage the Of tho Baltimore and
Railroad assocAc lines could suggest have been secured
x crs and every possible acy upon this
rsate. i'
Way passengers tho Baltimore Ohio Rail
road Washington points Wash
ngon Piedmont by the 515 M train. For all
Piedmont Wheeling take the 030, train To
connect the Frederick train take tho $780,
tickets OF all kinds baggage Checks and further nfomaton
apply 10 TiOS H. PARSONS Agent,
Or at tho ticket office, Washington station
iiaNsa w. r. SMITH,
a.sF sl Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
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I GAINING At BADEN-BADEN.

corosnon,ent AZ F,den Isoden sends us lsays Galg-
ann th ;nteIl;nco flat two nlayera az the gaming
.t, 80 .It ,sca won az m,,cb money two davs back
from the bnnk that the latter was obliged to givo up
NAV for the night This il rare occurrence although
+ joes oocosionav taLa nace Rnt what Il croua on
sb s;ons IL The Of the spectors to lavish
their admiration On the good lick Of the fortunate pay-
orc a,norantIv altoootber forgatfnl f the melancholy
t frat Ear one case of ga;n there nrc fftv OF loss else
ho could th var;o,s cunning csablshments throughout
(sermanv reazc snch large fortunes Reminding our
readers ~ tho danrers Of irving their luck as it is
termed NJ sch places we law before them our cores
nondent,s letter dated the 18th f1Nt
The weather has been Of late most unpropitious here
and outof amusements have been rendered quite
mnosble bv the rain and wind The crowd Of visitors
hnve conseouently been Obliged TO take refuge In the
plav-rooms and amuse themselves by either watching
the eager worshppcrs of the goddess Fortune or sng
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


8. q. HeFFih8 e CO9b Fatoht CnamPf0n nAI0Ss
YINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
finding that public bcsowng their patron
that extent that exhibit al
their STOCK have enlarged their depot BY opeung extensive
25l
poss the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
hcory will enable
keep stock Of Are burglar
any establishment the world Particular
will had constructing safes for private families match
with other furniture for the secuty Of plate ana ewey
fi4 VII 1t Also f'tiGia Ht
NIL kinda
DOORS Halls powder locks banks
patent Cygiers
patent letter lock, without key.
'flT @. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 185, 1877, and I39 Water street, and
No. 2b1 Broadway, Murray st., New York.
r. COYIE 4 CO., Agcnis
Washngson d. Q.
b. W. KNOwi Is Agent
May 26-ly Richmond. Virginia.
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WASHINGTON CITY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1853.

round wheel will turn and ponderng the ncalcuiape
consequences Yes, the first sentiment awakened by
such triumph Is religious sentiment 1t demonstrates
the that is the beginning and the end OF all
mechanism aud all matter Through every physical bar
rcr mind rushes 10 the embrace of mind and heart To
hear-sending swift lightning through the arches OF
the tumutuous sea- the ycless of thought and
tempeng the thunder of the sky into the silent pulsa
tions of wordelt love and joy In this view scientific
achievement, expanding beyond all mercenary uses, be-
the Shekinah of the living Godat once His awful
veil of mystery and the signal OF His presence.
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6 No 6l8
Notice OF the Postponement OF the Public Sales
in Minnesota, ordered to be held by Procla-
nation NO. 8O8.
ATOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
snes public lands within tho late for the
haiti Dacoh Sioux nation OF Indians
by No Nay ~ 1885, to bo held A.
Henderson, In the State Of hnncso
t August sixth OF September next have by
order OF the prcot been postponed
4ltet TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofcc.
July 27-law4w lint &Star1
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BALTIMORE, May 8, 1858.
ARRANGEMENT.

IN
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through great Southwestern Rail
Oc sixth street. Washing
Ferry Boat George Page at the ONCE Of
tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
Richmond Danve, Iynchburg Bristol Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville Huntsyiie, Grand juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
BY Continuous Railway Connexions 70 Memphis
torng greater Expedition Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by other route
Page leaves tho foot Of Seventh street
a8 for Alexandria, where take the cars for
Richmond Charouesye Staunon, White sulphur Springs Wood
stock &C. and III p n points Southwest,
max and close connexions TO Memphs 4 as tssl
baggage wagons omnbuss leave the Office Pa
O'Clock, m, and 7, p m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 1S--tf
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lVu Warn nv WhutS

lvI Daem Worn by Kings Emperors. whatf Why,
provided
Reader although the bloom brightly tho glowing
head bcret the hair be nared and sryclcd
harsh and dry still sprinkcd with Nature viii lose
than half her Woods Restorae II nsed
week permanently
following judge Tho
the nrst s tho celebrated pianist, Thalbcrg
EHw YoRk April 49, 1858
aR Permit express you tho obligations
my original About the
but the application Of your a Restoraive
cd M original hue consider your very wonderful
invention quito cncacious as well agreeable.
HLB G4 lam, dear sir, yours, truly,
Dr. wooD. S. THALBERG.
ssDrych ar Gwyiedydctn
wech Newspaper Onloe, I3 Nassau street. April H. 1853
ccved bottle OF your Hair Restorative and my wife who
concluded try her hair lio thinking the time Tint
T aae @ m GnI ,s 70 hs5 G y
u effect by turning all the hairs dark brown nt the
above restorative to all Of such ofher hair
CHARLES CARDEW.
INV YoRE, July 25 1857.
PRor woop With confidence do recommend your Hair Re-
storatve being the ccacous article Since
using Hair Restorative my hair and wkcrs which al
mos % white nave gradually grown dark and now feel confident
also has relieved me all unpleasant itching
mon among persons who pcrspre freely. j. O. KHBY
PsoT WcoD; About years ago falling
and turning gray fast becoming bald and Ind tried
remedies to effect using your
III up grow out and turned back former blnck AT
this time fully restored to original color health, appear
ance and clecrinly use to nl j. d. HOES
CnoAoc ILL.,, May !, 1857.
The Restorative Is put bottles of Sizes large
dum and small the small holds half pint retais dol
lar per bottle the medium holds per
proportion than the small rctsi for dollars per bottle the
a0l sasp r per cont more IN PROPORTION and re for %
great New York Wire Railing Eabshmcn and ia Market street.
And sold by all good Druggists Fancy Dealers
Nay l3-dam
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y1rIscoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

w INTFIIIGENCE AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY GEORGE
Main door TO the Banking House 't
Cole sumner, 4 Co., In Crosse, Wisconsin
prepared buy, sell, give information with regard to
farming lands; locate government lands either
money Wisconsin Annesca to attend 10
selling Leasing Of lands dwelling houses or other prop
erty commsson make collections pay examine titles
collect rents, &C., &c.
Particular attention given IOANNG MONEY which guaranty
three the amount OF money loaned,
cent interest paid
nuay Security Wisconsin and Minnesota IA moro
than New York the tat lands advancing from
100 cent every Wisconsin, high
rccut., there law.
All Inquiry promptly attended to- and
by mail express part OF the country
Fob 17-6m GEO FAsNAN
He refers following gcnomen Hon wsshburnc ~ c.,
Alex w Rslal Madison, Wis., Lieut. Gov
E. Campbell Wis., Hon s. D. Hastings (tnte treasurer
Trcmpccan WIS., Hon. Theo Rodo Gcceiver U land cnce La
Crosse wis., Cameron La Crossc, Wis., Judge Lord do
do; Hon. Gall, udgo 9th judicial circut) Gaevic Wis
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LONDON CORDIAL GIN-THE

n VII OIIN.--IIIII
" ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN MPORIED.T Gin,
sound barley under the surveillance Of the
tsh excise laws decatcy with ncture of the Italian
juniper berry, the most valuable resoaves tho
table Kingdom rendering opinion Of tho eminent mcd
safest stmuian duretc drink in
onic Of soft and delicate flavor, differing entirely
from any that harsh Acrd which
Holland Gin or schnapps
Though medicine ills recommended by physans
generally Dyspepsia Gou Rheumatism, Dropsy, Gravel
Coc Cholera Ague Scturc Diseases Of the Urinary
qsus Bowels Nervous Debility &c. whilst the
will nd by M adoption src relief from those dsrcss
Ing frequently their docae
Dr valentine Mott York. tho highest medical authority
prononnoce CIARESB CORDIAL only superior
10 any other kind he
peculiarly setslcrs In the souhcrn and western
we'll for travellers exposed changes Of water and air
and pD thirty eight ccns
by druggists and country merchnnts Beware
of limitations Buy only CARESS NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
NAY bo Washington Ford Brother, Daniel b. Clark j.
B Wilson, Hamilton LEACH Wallace Eliot Richard Ryon
EDNUND c. CHARLES
at# Importer, No 40 Broadway, New York.
yE $500 EDMUND G. CHARLES Importer
Mar l4-Iy 40 broadway, NewsYork.
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BANK Ronnrny. The Hatters' Bank at Bethel, Con-
neccu entered by burglars between Saturday night
and Monday morning last and $50 900 stolen from
its vaults reward of So 900 has been offered for the
apprehension OF the robbers,
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u ATIoNAL PHILOSOPHY IN HISTORY AND

ID DATI0NAL PHILOSOPHY IN HISTORY AND
IL b IN SYSTEM, by A, G. Fraser. Einburgh, 1858. d.
Hours with the Frectlinkers London. 81 cents.
the Men liverpool liverpool 1850 30
Of Political Economy london, 1888. 63 cents.
A selection OF English synonyms. London, 1883. 81.
ccionaro ngua Tupy ohamada pg ndeenas do
Brazil leipzig. Sl2s
prncicn Guide Conversation vocabulary. Lcp
&l.25. ast fatt as q. t
The Great Eclipse Of March is, 1853 London cents,
1885, by j. Russell HIND london. 81 cents
trapcl's Of the Roman CIVIL law London si50
Irouette E,r adj M Gentlemen london. so cents
I tonrpratou Russe 1925. London, 1858. 81
Ia France Variations Russo Sur lie theme dc A
,enta du II sanycr. London, 1883, 81 cents
July 20 rhANn iAhLoh
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, a CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
All tho principal cities Of the world Also
tile credits fcr use in Europe, China, &C. FA
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor Law
lVl Rooms %, "a, No. 10 Wall street. New York.
Aug l5--rf
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m J.& w. M. GALTs STEAM FIREwooD

FyN D.. ~ w. M. uitll p rihENOCh
Mills and Fuel taking the entire grounds
Of Seventeenth street. and erected
mills prepared to manufacture
split wood which so elcctuay combines
being saving 10 the consumer OF thirty
alone nothing tue annoyance OF
by servants In endeavoring 10
with which ones cellar is nlcd at the
close of
sale.
department cannot bc surpassed as we purchase
prepared by the hes, In this conn
try coal all perfectly screened and housed from tho weather.
T. J 4 w. N. GAIT.
Offices Ctrccs square south OF
Pennryva avenue, and foot OF l7th street.
July 14-du
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VNIE LONDON STAGE, COMPLETE IN FOUR
containing two hundred m the sNat pays
of he language, Of shakspares
For sale two cocs only being unobana
bic 50 published Just imported from london BY
fhsNh IAflVh
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
INGTQN RRANCH--TIESpAY JUNE is. trans will eayo

follows:
71b express train Washington Junction for all
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York
7l5 train for BALTIMORE Annapolis Philadelphia, and
New York.
D. express Washington Junction with
express train for all Of the West and Baltimore for Norfolk
Philadelphia, and New York. Nas B5s.5 b. si
Washington junction with
for Baltimore connects at Washington
ton accommodation West. .fte rr
Tho ls and M, trains express and will stop
only at Annapolis and Washington functions.
Saturday, the 80, p train Philadelphia only
On Sunday but ono train eayes--at 80, p. m
June 1a-u 4. Ii. PARSONS, AGENT
q UMMER ARRANG MENT.-Th steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will olows
Alexandria ut A. g. TO- IL O'Clock, and o'clock
p. 49i ,,s8 tft 7E
Washington O. IL O'clock nj 3,5 and O'Clock,
y. i
hours Fare 10 cents. III
whaeys connecting with the Page and Coyer win
Capitol 18th and Pennsylvania
the tmo the boais leave Alexandria
June s-cod-n RICHARD wAIIACH, President
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I1RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
on THE WEST, stUTIIwEsr, AND NORTHWEST. HALTl
MORE OHIO RAILROAD flE f
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WANTED--A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
capital Of from 5000 81 0oo proprietor Of
an established weekly Rural Scuherner This
uny TO embark In lucrative with their
lesson In nourishng county town. while same
noroush'y establish himself in bis profs sion. Apply to
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Box 1897 Baltimore.
June
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MRS. KINGSF0RDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
A LADIES No AIS street, Washington, D. CThc
- s school viii be resumed October including
VI ~ = -f'' t,,, 70 ,..s,,D,.
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LLoyp,s

Southeast Of 7th and streets
served up in Soup every day at IL o'clock
a1-Ordcrs families promptly attended o.-GA
aS-cal 1.-Two Gcccn Turtles slwnys July 10