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CT. YINCENT'S Scholastic Day schools at
~ acled ST. ymcents Asylum will business on
ncsay 1s Of September The large addition lately
b.a.aa 49, c rr p-- -
experience Of last they will begin this with very many
There fact three distinct schools Vncents
Orphans SCHOOL, the Free School for scholars and The Pay
the orphan the Asylum
their discipline and cducaon under the immediate
sisters detailed for themselves The second Free School, TO
poor Children whose pay, all
thus earnestly pressed send their chill
this school II entirely distinct but just diligently
other teaching being strictly alike
the results be not always what might be desired perhaps
explanation is that the seldom
The third
Charity have Pay School ony IN aid Of the charities
support the orphans this school literally
true icaoh and for the orphans Is
all who send their children there really far contrib
support the orphnns and If this the Sisters
Charity would not be permitted keep Pay School All that truly
required the practical purposes of life all that constitutes
and thorough English education, well ght school,
its charitable object its method Of culvatng
heart there interesting Wore Important
CEMENT comparatively little expense with full
age Improvement Of the children Aug 28-u
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EDUCATION.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
400 + street, washington,

Piincpal-DoNAID MACLEOD, A. NJ, University Of Glasgow
will begin the second Monday Sep
temb the Both Of June following
thorough literary and scientific culture sound elementary
struon efficiency the French department.
social advantages it Is unsurpassed,
Every the primary well the senior the personal
of the PSpAL who assisted by three ladies' of ability
experience, and the highest education.
No school out Of Paris standard of god French
French writing
greater facilities acquiring that language strengthened by
the accession OF Prof ALEXANDER.
MUSIC ON THE PIANO, THE GUITAR, AND THE HARP
t,ugh by ladies Of the family Offering superior advantages
day scholars rs well boarders.
The highest class composed Of first seniors of last term will
and science which they prepared
win the year diplomas
further information circulars.
Sep 1--di2w (Star&Saes
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DEADY THIS DAY--Corrtship and Natrimony
III with other sketches and EXPERIENCES h, so
c ny Robert Morris esq., editor Of the au haaicr
Complete IN large volume neatly bound in cloth, rs
Ia two volumes, cover, for 81
The work l. eioelied with magnificent likeness
taken from ife. IL viii also prove be the saable
works published the
has passed through the press
Th II IN family bookone intended for every,
day raiDgone which family should be without which
not be familiar inmate family without Inspiring
good feeling and sensible reflection into the hearts 81 all who look
into H. MAURIS.
Sep l5-3t 38a Penn. avenue
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE vim ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Aiabama
Mississippi, Loulsinna Arkansas and Texas
Through Tickets great Rail
road Office Pennsya street.
board the
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria,
10 Richmond nanvle Iynchburg Bristol, Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville, VILE
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans,
by Direct Route and Continuous Railway Memphis
Ahords greater Expedition and Comfort aud being miles
shorter than by any other
The steam ferry boat George Page eaves Seventh street
at6 o'clock for Alexandria, where passengers the cars for
Kchmond Chaotesvie Staunton White Spups
stock, &c. and at for Richmond points Southwest
making and close Memphis
omnbuscs office Pa avenue al
O'Clock, m, and 7, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
june ISL Washington
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T,-STREET BOWLING SALOON, 1926 L street,
IL Twelfth and Thirteenth sreeThe undersigned
would respectfully the citizens and those temporarily
In
ilsant wl be- F,Rensa Mandag August "a lsSs er having
brief snrncr fbr e PURPOSE 81 epat,
the alleys renting the establishment il handsome manner
To gentlemen quest Of heahul recreation induce
served. atI
proprietor bcgs leave to return s thanks public
having sustained him literally heretofore and socis
ance NJ ,helT patronage j. T. MARI
Aug Ie-dlws
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by J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

.TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE sQUAREno Thursday
September 6th O'Clock the premises,
dated May 1857, duly recorded liber
No 1885, oos 203 the land Washington
county shall sell lots Nos 80 and the subdivision square
No ga fronting each 23 feet u inches First
north and III streets, back 100
alley and containing each 3O8 feet Title perfect
fourth cash balance one years
with interest secured by deed of trust the
TIiOS. j. FISHER, Trustee
Aug 25-eo&ds J. C. MCGUIRE Il Co, Aucionecrs.
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n,nE FRENCH LANGUAGE.--The facilities af.

TINE FRENCH LANGUAGE.--The facilities af.
il fordcd at the FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough and practical knowledge French
language eqmed by other
city coming
which will the 9th OF September
studies will be pursued and taught through the
French than heretofore large majority the speak
the language with huency The advantages afforded
alone VIII enable who his toorab good reading
edgp Of the language speak uonY IL lhe cqulse p M winter
Circulars and catalogues be obtained ~ oil ,nusp
stores and at the institute No lS2 street adsby's Row
HIRAM COIssON, Principal.
MAZE CAROLINE ROTIIN COflsON
Aug ii Vice Principal
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ARRIYALS At THE HOTELS.



II Saunders North Carolina Pendleton, New York
John Joseph Long do John NJ Pendieton, DO
Mss Long do } Montgomery, Baltimore
DIR u Smith, New York M Steele, south Sarohha
Campbell, Georgia James Mason, DO
II Campbell, do Eiw binney, Halifax, N
N Werk Cincinnati, O Edwin Cook, New Orleans
Jobn Kirby. do Miss ii h Cook do
yKilian J S Biggs X lady, Charleston
C Fox, Petersburg, Va Miss X III Perkins, Virginia
C Cuberston Louisiana Mrs Dawson Memphis, Tenn
II Kngman 4 lady, Carolina ) II ferkns, do
Woodruff, do XII Watkins a. lady, Virginia
III N Wright lady, 2 children, Il 2 Miss Watkins, do
servants, Now Orleans Miss Dupey, DO
Harvey a lady, Mississippi II w Edinunds, do
Buekner servant Louisiana Ihos Anderson, New York
Mr. Buckner Delagrand & lady, New Orleans
Miss Buckner, A G GordeD Alabama
Van Tuyl, Brazil q sheppard, South Carolina
DR. T Dargn, South Carolina III Richardson, do
w Kennon lady. do Adam Oat 0swego New York
John l. lady Tenn A Hardy x lady, New Orleans
Jonn Iawin q lady, do Edw Hope, Columbia, G
John Moore, Mississippi Hareleite, baltimore
John Jackson, Tennessee a Mayer Kentucky
W Sager lady, Mobile, Ala ChAs Casparie, Baltimore
Mrs \ Burr, North Carolina Vogcer, do
Miss A Burr, do q Linn, Alabama
Burr, c II Morrison Missouri
Carter, Virginia NJ Iiyams, New Orleans
j
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Hon B. B. Simms, of Point Coupee, Louisiana, and
member of the legislature of that State who has been for
some time ill in Georgetown is now convaescent, and
hopes shortly to return to his home
Hon S. A. Bayard, of Delaware, is at the Kirkwood
House.
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BY. c. MCGUIRE & CO, AuctiOneers.

UF " VALUABLE
LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE sQUAREpon Thursday
September 18Th at o'clock the premises by virtue OF
deed OF trust dated My ~ 1857 and duly recorded Der A.
No 49, oos 81 Of the land records for Washington
shall sell lots Nos 10 and subdivision square GA
each "a feet street. North
First street back l75 inches feet alley
each containing 206 square feet Title perfect.
Oneiourh the residue years,
interest secured by n premises
TiOS. J. FISHER Trustee.
Aug 25-eodSds j. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctoneers
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yHTANTED-A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
wv capital Of 0o0 to become proprietor Of
established weekly Rural SOuthernc This is
unty embark lucrative business in conncon with their
ourishing WHILE mt the he
thoroughly establish himself in his profe sion Apply TO
ltea RICHARD EDWARDS,
eEEsi Box 1927, baltimore
copy the will be sent to person wishing see it.
June 6 z ft
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

L'ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD, tAII. AN0 EMENIs.
Three through daily except roa. Wash.
49, a. m sunday excepel
allowing for breakfast House. Washing
toii inriion before proceeding West
III The tnnnau aud 81 Louis Express
ingon at 30, reaching Cincinnati day
connecting directly With Louisville,
Southwest and Cor Louis, Kansas Time Washington
Cincinnati Is hours OF 10 St Louis only "A hours
uheinun Dayton, indianapolis, Cairo, St Louis Chicago and
No,t"e rn Express daily except saturday
80 pn cna1ectg at Washington Baltimore leaving
boe az ~ v NJ To view the tho
road DAY usht take The 53S and 745 m, 446 M
For parersburg aud all virginia
the
Through tickets and baggage all quarters ad every
other possible aciuly, viii be found upon this
Way passengers Tor the main of
road will leave Washington a
For all points between Washington and Pedmout xe tho
b,35 or 7-45, A. M. trains
For all stations between Piedmont
train To connect with the Frederick D. IN
train,
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS
Washington for a. m and 80
aud 40, On Sunday at $50, only.
Leave Baltimore al 80 aud a.30 and 80 and 80
On Sunday at 4 80, only.
The las and 445 only viii stop
napohs connexions
Tho 7i5 and 80 the chief connecting
the We aud the $50, las and $50 trains for the Fast
For further information inquire at the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Ticket ohlee, Washington Ti0s, II. PARSONS Agent.
Aug 10
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A VALUABLE ARTICLE.-Duplicating Impress
sion Paper for embrodering also for copying plans pictures
packet - - - N WI
tur sale az TAYLOR MtURYis.
Spl2--a 23 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MARRIED.,

IN this rity on by Rev. RAYMOND YoUNG, Col
WILLIAM HENRY DAINGEfflEiD woodcot, Prince Georges
county NARY daughter orte Major g. HOW'LL
Of the marine corps.
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WsrAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERnY.-lhs medicine
is "a combination and form indeed for healing and
curing all the ills which aict MS in the shape OF coughs
colds and Inflammation of the throat lungs, and chest
aG Buy unless it has the rriaea signature of 81
Butts on the wrapper.
Sept. l5--DSW&W
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wi The poeu works uf Edgar Allan original memoir
Illustrated by r. r. ickersg reunel Foster barley Crop
Dugsan SHELTON aud Malot Price, antique
,oufshp aud Matrnony with other sketches
experiences Ia social le Particularly adapted for
ng. by Robert Morris. 81 rs. received at
PHILIPS New Books ore
scp Is $50 Penn. avenue bet oh 4 10Th SIS
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DIED,

On the 10th nst aged months and 10 days,
of this city widow OF the late
tHlRlKs Ii. SANFORD esq, of Wesmoreland county Va
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nLACK ALPACAS, MOUSSEIINES, MERINQS,
Id Bombasins and Irish Popln A very large supply from
up all Of the aboyenaned fabrics all Of the
very PRODUCED qualities and coo F any OF which
relied with all other articles in for ladies mourning
apparel.
hands enables offer really the best fabrics at about the
prices usually charged for the inferior grades.
One price only marked plain aguos consequently no purchaser
Il decciyed,
opening All bills presented monthly
for payment in cash.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
PERRY ~ EROTHEI
"Cenral Stores, west building,
Sep 10--10tdf opposite Centre Market
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NTYMAN, WYMAN.
wv THREE NIGHTS MORE.
THREE NIGHTS MORE
THREE NIGHTS MORE.
MONDAY, 18th, TUESDAY, 18th, WEDNESDAY, 18th.
Also WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at az o'clock,
Positively the last performances.
Sent ats = n.
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ENFTEEN-DO BLACK SILK ROBES with
IL three coored founces really goods well worth s25
Also large other fine and stylish robes
designs
"Bayadier plhli popeincs.n sG
20 oItsore cloths
Many choice things black and white and fabrics FOR
dresses
Many colorcd and mixed drab fabrics
We opening supplies daily.
price only marked plain figures person
either underchargod.
We opening We really
point.
All bills presented monthly payment pay
ments in small instruments viii purpose
Strangers and residents solicited visit establishment
obligation 10 purchase.
PERRY h BROTHER,
Stores, building
Sept T--10tdR opposite Market
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NTANTED.-A number of good stone-cutters are
wv wanted the Conowngo Bridge
~, Maryland, to whom liberal wnges will be paid.
Aug 2s-d1m HALLS BLACKS
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9 UNI MER ARRANGEMENTS THE steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will ollows:
Leave Alexandria at A. g. TO- IL O'Clock M O'Clock
p IN. ,f
Leave Washington at Q, O. II o'clock O'Clock
p
Tho THOMAS coILYER, whan route opposite
hours. IL ~
Whaey's omnbuses connecting with tho Colyer
leave the Capitol and 18th avenue
the same time the boats leave Alexandria
June SeodI RICHARD WALLACE, President
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IMPORTANT to Librarians and Book-bu -
IL Now ready The librarians Mnnuala photography
comprising select descriptive list photographed works,
added Historical Descriptive
Europe and America illustrated with engrayngs by r. Guild
A. NJ librarian OF Brown University Providence,
This Manual constitutes quarto volume two hundred and fifty
pages including complete index handsomely printed
style of antique superior making splendid
of American typography. Price IS in half calf neat So
As the number OF printed limited obtain
ing the work solicited to make application
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller
Sep IL 332 Penn avenue, 9th and 10th streets
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as1- LEcruRE-The second lecture in the course
Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Association Of the Dis
delivered the LIST president H. c.
esq., Temperance Hail. street Sunday evening,
nst 8ocock Subject Poetry Intcmporance, and Sui
Life Genius Chatierton The public respect
fully invited to attend Admittancc free.
J. j. KANE,
+ 4. JOS WALSH, NJ. d.,
Committee Lectures.
Sept 14-5t Intel. Star & States--5]
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DLAIN and Printed Merinoes, best quality and
il styles, all colors
400 pairs blankets and medium extra
and large.
White and coorcd Marselles quilts, all sizes.
10 pieces plaid poplns, select styles.
ladies' and cdrens hose, all kinds and sizes.
Of all kinds arstrlass dry goods for family coDsmp
ton large varied @aa
price only, marked plain figures, and no deviation
We opening accounts.
All bills presented monthly for payment in cash.
determined purpose make trade cash
without disturbing the relations tha
many customers ourselves for long
series Of years past"
a-y3EE PERRY BROTHER,
central Stores, est building,
Sep 9--10uf Opposite Centre Market,
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EXCURSION,

NOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
IL AND fORTSMOUTH-For the acoonmoda OF families and
others wishing ayures Of fresh
bathing a0rdod BY those places the no safe and comoous
Powaan will leave Washington every SATURDAY
for the points AMI continue during the bathing season.
commencing Saturday July 7t from her berth the
wharf of 9th arriving Pney Point
day Old Point at and Norfolk at s. sunday morning
Returning will leave Norfolk Monday Old D.
liney Pcnta Tuesday, and arrive Washington at
10, day
Fare, including meals, to Iney Point 81 Old Norfolk
IS and for the round trip including meals Children
wants half price. Berths free extra @
Passengers will be taken the
Potomac 4t " ~
Fpr keis and further information apply the
Southern and Southwestern
hue three doors east Of Browns HOTEL the captain
Che boat foot Of 9th street
cIas, >, MITCHELL,
Captain,
GEORGE MAYTINGIY,
July 22-d superintendent Of p. s. B. Company
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GHEA'S SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
~ states. Price 81 cents. just received at
TAYLOR 4 MAURYs,
Sep 15--3t 334 Penn. avenue bet 9th 4 10th SITS.
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RRITISH ELOQUENCE, POLITICAL ORATORY
I'D First and second series. rs each.
Literary Addresses First each
The Illustrated London Practical Geometry. 03 cous
Tho Illustrated London Geography. 90 cents.
The Illustrated Drawing Book. SO
The Illustrated Architectural and Engineering Drawing Book SO
cents.
The Illustrated Webster Reader so cents.
The Illustrated Webster Spelling Book. 81
Ornamental Drawing and Architectural Design upwards
Illustrations. So cents.
Illustrated Mechanics and Mechanism So
Just received at PHILIPS,
Sep IL 1872 Penn. and sts
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TIME KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE. al

T'HE KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, di-
Il reced by Board Of Visitors appointed by the State under tho
supenednce of Colonel W. MORGAN distinguished graduate
OF West Point and practical aided able Faculty
The study il that taught colleges
engineering, and mining geology also English literature
readings and IN modern languages with schools Of mcd
and law.
The third opens Monday
in September (3h) Charges sl02 haycary session. pay
able In advance
Address the superintendent at Military Institute Franklin county,
Ky,' or the Undersigned r. DUDLEY,
Aug 25-D3taw6wW&SWs President The Board.
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-NEw ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAN ELLERS--NEW ARRANGE
IN MENT, WITH GREATLY SCHEDULE WASH
NGrON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS or THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD lINETwo fast daily lines from Washington
and Southwest Boats leave their bcrhs Of street. az
and ~, Passengers by
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 81 hours tho
beautiful Potomac, passing full view
evening boat they insure good supper
comfortable berths Richmond
connect with Ill the trains for the South Southwest
The southern mail conveyed
miles shorter and 100 miles less oadng than by other
making certain connexions to
FREDERICKSBURG RcHxoNp, Ps1ERnrRe VIRGINIA WELDON
WIiMSGToN NJ c. CHARLESTON, s. O.;
MOBILE, Ala DIRECT TO NEW ORLEANS
Richmond Souhside, Virginia.
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads gs5S
FOR TIRE SOUTHWEST 10
Danvilc, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis
lynchburg, KNOXVILLE Atlanta,
Nashviie Grand Junction Montgomery
4 and New Orleans.
For through tickets and further inquire
the southern ticket Office No
east OF Browns Hotel board the boats
August lily Ticket Agent.
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/ nh0oir ia lS.--OI heulesuayS anu FFluays,
- 10 to leisure,
e hours TO selling remnants giving samples showing
k TO persons who prefer TO curcy all who
IKE TO look through the without making
chases . SIT r.
respectfully suggest those days oppor
tune periods for the objects indicated ~
name 10 this conncxion that Mourning Goods only and
er articles viii be sent out OF tho for the Inspection
- " - - 1859 'N'
from twelve fifteen hundred
Ve and actual damages 'pung
home Robes Embroderlcs, Cloas saws Dress Goods gen
H ana specially suffer This does
of required Of book keeper prevent errors and confusion
eouns-qnte Inevitable where goods go inspection.
and other persos trust will the
s RUE ent whether they do not statesmen
n 70 decline letting goods out for home inspection
Az os rendered monthly FOR and
'ue N small Instruments win moi answer rposc
So one price only parked IN plain figures, nj no deviation
PERRY BROTHER.
Extensive Dealers In all Kinds of urste,ss
Sep 5--lodf Dry Goods for family cansaran,
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Kirkwood House.
national Hotel.

Thos Butler New York TRPross, Maryland
John Mcakins, do Jas II Dayton, Wheeling, Va
WIN Proctor Philadelphia John + Chambers, Baltimore
John Canavan York IN Culcon, lady, child Boston
II I Kiessted do VIC Goodmer, New York q
Hall, do A N Mebror Boston
A Smith. Philadelphia Henry W Linche, do
James o ;allatc, Sc Louis Mo A Garnctt, Virginia
Campbell, San Francisco, Cal lack . fsesl Maryland
g Cuggeshall, South Carolina CCWaden, New York
Edw l. Milban New York IL Law, Rochester, New York
Eiw Syuibb, do Dawson, Kentucky
John Faber, do NJ Horne, Georgia
Frederick Stearns Detroit, Mich WIS Merrell Cincinnati
Alex C,lshman New York ia Moore, North Carolina
Geo N Sanders do Newin Dayton,
John Campbell, Jos Lepnade, do
Mr. Mrs IL Yeatn,an, Henry Iase Washington CO. Md
j II Cheyes son, L. daughter, Mary A Mddlebauf, do
wanna Ga John q Middlehauh,
SIS Janigue, Philadelphia Mrs MddiehauH DO
Geo W Werman Pttsburg Pa Mrs A D Riced x child Ohio
Mrs X II sunrt Virginia PA Fiaioy lady, New Orleans
Misses Suarts, do Robt Maren, New Jersey
4 A Hupuenn South Carolina VIM Rice Pennsy lvania
III CARRIER, Virginia III hayer, Philadelphia
Armstrong u SA
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WANTEDs-An agent TO transact the business
w and tc charge the City Once Of the Mount Oive Gene
terry tile BIadensburg Turnpike.
Good references will 10 required security by bond
salary viii be eiveu Applications writing will be
Fa'icks Church until the I'd q next month Aug 2Adu
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A NEW VOLUME BY A FRESH AND CHARM
"A Ing wrerSow ready and for sale by al booksellers
10 Last Alone Wde Wide Sea by A. s Roe
limo 81 IS.
There Is no writer OF the present day who exue this charming
author the natural home like simplicity Of his
natural interest uthfuness his
families and Sabbath schools his books read
increasing delight The and old the quiet alike
fascinated by his Rival editions OF all his books have
published In England edited by the Rev. Dr. Taylor where
have already reached the sale
sale PHILIPS bookstore
Sept IA 1872 avenue between 10Th streets
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I 0ST SCRIP.--Notice is hereby given that in the
month Of May, d. 1857 the following described revou
oHay bounty land scrip the United mail between
Iowa City, the State of Fort Dodge the State
Nos 52 b3 and 54 each for 4o1l dated the
I'D day OF August d. 1854 and each issued Mary Ivesay
under the 3st A. 1852 upon
Virginia exchange military warrant No Esd for 444 issued
F the Francis Virginia
navy in The II the
Each of which esss~d blank property
under signed. &l.
Aeaveat has been entered Land prevent
me ssuog of entry snid scrip
thereof intend apply duplicates same they
are found before such application ; made.
COOK SARGENT, L. D0wNEY.
IOWA CRY, Iowa, Sept. 4, 1853. Sept I5--law0wA