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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

p Attend the sale Of Jewelry, watches,
clocks, &c, at 3O6, Third ST., this afternoon
and evening, 1t is the most important sale Of
the kind ever made in this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
Charles Aubert's Estate.
$4,000 Worth of JeWelry,
AND
$1,000 worth of other Personal Property
At Public Sale by
ADMIR-. OF CHARLES AUBERT, DECD
ME persoual property bolongingtO to estate

FTHE personal property belongingto estate
Il Of Charles Aubert deceased, consisting Of large
number OF gold and silver watches, clocks, jewelry
OF every kind dark brown old colt, one line
rosewood six octave piano forte, household and
kitchen furniture and other personal property, will
be sold at public vendue, at the late store room and
residence of the deceased in Dayton, Ohio, on Tues
day, the 10th day OF May, 1852 commencing at 10
O'CLOCK in the forenoon, and will continue from day
to day thereafter till the property is all sold.
Terms of Sale-AH sums under 50 to be cash; all
sums above and under 5O to be three months credits
all sums above 90 and under 100, to be six months
credit; and all OF 100 and over, months credit
In all cases of credit the purchaser to give his note
with approved personal security, for amount pur-
chased, TO bear interest from day of sale.
Said watches, clocks and jewelry are all OF the
best quality and were selected with great care BY
Mr. Aubert during his lifetime, for the retail trade
in the city of Dayton and vicinity.
apr22-dtt s. BOLTIN, Administrator.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
weekly AdVcrtisennemIs.

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
CARPENTER SHOP!!!
]. B, RAYMOND
City Property for Sale.

A DESIRE to visit Europe, induces me to
"A offer my present Res dence, located on the north
side of Third street, below Perry, for sale The lot
Is 100 feet front and 200 eet deep north and east
alley, on which are three Dwelling Houses, Con-
improvements.
The whole Is handsomely arranged In garden,
with great many different kinds OF choice fruit
bearing trees, grapes enough TO make wine; great
variety of hardy flowers and towering shrubbery
PomegrAnAtes, Roses, Myrtts =, Oeanders, and other
choice Flants In the Conservatory. Also, anumber
Of beautiful stuffed birds, &c.
The premises combine all the eonveniences ne
oessary for health and comfort in the city as wel
as a large gArsen.
Persons who wish TO purchase a beautiful home,
are invited 10 call and view the premises.
Price reasonable, and long pay menta.
my9-smd 8. II. LANGSTEDT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

STATE OF Quo VS.. b. CHRIsTISE.-Judge Bag
gott heard motion for new trial this morn
ing in this case. The motion was overruled
and the Defendant sentenced to pay fine Of
$50, and cost Of prosecution whereupon NJ. b.
Walker, Counsellor for Defendant, moved the
Court to suspend judgment; which motion will
be argued this afternoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

The wArlike news by the Niagara. on Thun +.
day, caused an advance Of 25@S0 cents per
barrel on Flour, 10 the Chicago market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

TNO the Atlantic and Great Western II. Il
Company, owners Of Lots No s7sO s1sl 37s2, ,s73s,
3I9a 3l3b 1885, 314s 3749 and $780, and the unknown
owners OF Lots No. s1s9 s140, 216i 9762 and 3TbS 70
MI and raise said lots 10 abate nuisance caused
by stagnAnt water. The faid work to be done with
IN twenty days under the direction OF the City En
BY order OF the City Council, this I'd day OF May,
mSye-swd FIELDING LoURY, City Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

GENUINE Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
VI Honey, Almond, Palm, Gheerine, Nymph and
Poneine SORps For sale by
j. w, DIETRICH, Druggiat,
PHILLIPS HOUSE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
DIETRICH'S

INDIA Rubber Diapering. ng.-For ChildTs:s:
l. and Sick Beds. For sale by
j. w. DIETRICH,
Phillips HOUSE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

VIRGIN Olive Oils, of 3 superior quality
for table use-ane, fresh and sweet. For sale
bv J. W. DIETRICH, Druggist,
Phillips House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
DAVID SCHREIAK W

WOULD REsPECrFULLY SAY TO
w the citizens Of Dayton and surrounding coun-
try, that his Spring ana Summer stock IL now COM
plete, consisting OF all kinds of Ladies', Misses and
Chldrens Boots, Shoes Caters, &c., with heels or
without also large assortment of Mens', Boys,
and Youths Boots, Caters, and Oxford Ties
Having purchased his stock right from the lacto-
rles cash. enables him to sellas cheap, cheap
er than any other house in this city.
He also has large supply of MenH Patent Leath-
er Boot Cater and oxford Tie Tops, which he win
make TO order to ut the foot.
He keeps constantly emplSyed the best w0rkmen,
and is prepared to do all kinds Of Custom Work on
short notice.
All rips repaired free of charge.
He asks liberal share OF public patronage, and
feels confident that he can please all who order work
Remember the old and iavorite place, 81 Jefferson
street. below the market. aprS0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
BOOTS. Shoes. &C.. &C!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson Street.

at liz now settled that the LASTING health Of AwL
men, women and children, depends on the condition
o. their ~ 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
VESTS HOTEL,
CORNER
Columbus Avenue and Water Street,
SANDUsKY CITY.
OHIO.
Y. Y, Z (. WEST, WEST, PROPRIETOR. mrs.n
Library Notice.

A 4 meeting Of the Board of Directors Of
n the Dayton Library Association held on Friday
evening, May 9Th, resolution was passed ordering
the Librarian TO give out no more books from and
after Monday, May 9Th. The object IL TO call In a
large number OF books scattered throughout the
eitY, TO re-AtrAnge the Library, and make "fresh
startn An members OF the Association are hereby
authorized 10 take possession of any books or Pc
riodieals belonging TO the Library, wherever they
may be found, and deliver them to the Librarian
Delinquenta are hereby notified that NO FINES
WILL De ASSESS ED AGAINST THOSE WHO RE-
TURN BOOKS TO THE LIBR AIRY WITHIN TWO
WEEKS. II h Hoped that all persons who have
the welfare OF the Library at heart, win give heed
" mys.st ayis no''''' IN. KIERsTEp. see,y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

W0ULD you, during the coming hot
w months, have FREsH meatinstead OF TAISTEDi
MGR butter instead OF RASciDi SWErr milk instead
Of souRl The sMILEs OF your wife Instead Of her
rNoWNsl Then 90 Az oNon and lay your eaae hefoTe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

TUBE Paints, Canvass, Brushes.-A large
i Assortment for sale by
]. w. DIETRICH, Druggist,
2,yd Phillips House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
rHE DAILY EMPIRE

OFFioa oF POeLioATioni
gmDrs Building ThTa South side bsi. Main Isa.FSen
TERM6s
ny Maiisb 90 per yearin advance.
10 conta per Week payable 20 tho carrier.
Single copies, putup In wrappers, bcents,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
Axtesian We'll.

A RTESIAN MINERAL WATER, fresh
n from the spring, and now on dFAught at Dr.
stewards Drug store.
Also, Blue Lick Water. m,9-iw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

urThere will be an Odd Fellows Celebration
in Germantown on the approaching ath Of July.
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pREfAR q FOR WIN n.
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
Crates! Crates! Crates!
Parler CsmPanisns Psrlsr Csnpaniens |!
ssg FURNACES. FURNACES.

7 r. /.
tsaon net sad ssSs s,ss The 5.
nihce1t stock Of the a9ove-.-unsur ~
tst 5oI 2, any thing oessd OF n th.
sne M sstabshmsnt is solicited, in order that psr-
y. The nsme, Coz, WHIrKNAx q Co, Philadel-
coca 1oss isS fs PEW! fsnw
2. NokfHt CHASE q NoRru,s celahratsd GAS
hs hSgaslNS ssn SnEL another Of the best and
The "SrEwaIp Srovr" With Reservoir and
I'm Warmer, famous throughout America q the
most mo pe5isct stove ever made can also be had ct
In fsct We have fhesxolusivs agency of,he Stove.
Our assortment Of PSnrrcr coxrlxrr, Frs,or
CoMPLErR. ROYAL CooKs, BALf.NoRR CoMPLTfI.
aga g, 8c large and carefully selected
con 70 %
q os "a, q e any thing ever
seeson pgt upwards Of thirty and this s the rst
shs;, we nive ever esued the pubsc attention 70
u y On the shortest notice We are sls d
llsgl - also pIepered 90 furnish and .
:'as 7. sccn,' @ FSnsaeI.. y rhs ash :inaie -a
sai n1-a mention Of these cannot but >, = a,
Our assortment of PAiSIos h, s and cnansxn srovr.
seldom is such vsrsety offered te the Wsshs.stoa ron
ssSt's. o%cmbinins, % as they do, al the advantages,
ash siBEEY 4 M GUY you'd Ss further vn,.
have largely increased their HorsE-FuRSsHINe
and BUILDING MArExIAL depart uept. They have
elso secured the agency ola PATENT FoLpINe IRON
eSes sss invented and most convenient ar
H. sag PA. AVENUE, BErwKxN srH AND loru
sThHErs' a ra.La = Es. "a a se q colin
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~
though Il be 5s but IL ii name, could calmly listen
and relate 10 me the tale Of shAme, ~ though
il did not eomprshsnd the degradation ef both
Dul and body, - though Il did not SILLY your
own name and make You ~ well N mysslf the
leibe and Jest Of the wicked, che sbjeStof pity
Q the good. Who has dared breathe this foai
slander2'' Z ~ ssss - 4
1 could not speak bat Mr.. Lorrains ross ana
said in that tone to which she had 20 long been
stranger, ~ he sat down beside her and drew
her 70 him. Lean upon me, Madelaine, while
i tell you how, and when, and whore We heard
has brought about.n - 7si5 r's.8 s7'I'.sl
Z As I left the room, could not help laughing
ct the wonder depicted in Madelaine's counte-
nance slissf s,s- : = f, n, =, -.
The dark cloud which had 30 long svsrshad-
owed our household wns now entirely dispersed.
Madelaine desired 1t once to remove from the
IsssnAa ~ dinfpation n which she hsd % Ions
mingled, but her husband objected, as he feared
il mightcsuss remark. They remsined long
enough to convince the most scepticai that
there was no danger of an elopement. then
they repaired TO their country seat, and Made
laine has often assured me since she wss really
glad that the loss Of portion Of Mr.. Lorrsiness 6
fortune, gave them. good excuse for. not ming
short time, she was the brightest star. q
have purchased dearly, y she would say to me,
''ths great truth, that no sload However slight,
that may pass over the horisou Of married life
shonid be permitted 10 resi- there, even for q
day. Perfect love easteth out pride, as it does
fear, and he or she who places it in competi-
ton with his happiness, win md, In al prob
ability when it IL too late, that Il had we'll
nigh shipwrecked II" iedg -ssaa ioa : SEQ.
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sCABINET WARE. Go.

Iron HAIL 1000 a
HOUeE. eE.FUkNIsHIN6 VI
- Ma ara pnsESvUa; p.,s.y1x. .,, m
Nox n S ssoFs; tas li.1s'5 sna most comeists a.
shs Os'ss K. q MSsssp:ton Aszsn
RO;ssoHS VENT ssS P:sler sris::
ell.S1asss;. Salsss; Pier e and u.,,.l sl.....,.
.na ooas Sshsy ;ys ysPIs.as; pre-; !.
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. fRAvNng pIRzCToRY. )
I InPoRrANr NoTIcE 70 SOUTHERN

~. IN Al 6Mfdlc q VIEW OhLGdNc
and Sss ossns s?s s.sssss EsSss S''
nsser Roprs AsB cesrIsye.s RAILwAr coS-
kccssass..s: csassa.so.s Dsl'., as.i;s;;. Msss :.
Gra.S ys.e,se.. ceis@s.,, E Esssss..s.
sa & 81 II: .ss AIS sS e.
Ra,cca 9.ee corner Of s,1sh street And PsnnsIi-
,UGREAT RED UCTToN OF TIME
clers.Ss rs ys'en1 sssSee from CaAsss.oC..
The entire length q sis % roast ss.ss through
sss.ssins perfect safety IN the
iIias TO New I o. 1esa.4fear p.,.sud Ten Hour..
MeIeSs and csos .so.S sss % es sss
and proceed thence 20 New Orleans By stesmsr, OF
9 New ORE ms. or csn. iesvs .sSs Memphis and
chsfeston Railresd e g and yusc!ion, and pro-
lJI.sLson. and Great Noftksrs Rsiircsds. % New
re- Liss Rss -. % Msa .ss s s.;.
now boat lesyins Msmphis even day. saaas.s
soinas Moads,s, wedss.e.,s s and Frdsy. y the
regular Nsv Orleans peqkets. and TsesdsSs. Ihnrs-
I e. conpsctaa @ them = b. W r. onls TwslSs ours
10 New Orleans. Scat. always lssye promEtly on
the only Lne that has q Daily Line Of Steamers on
TElOreH fHsiss IrSv. wAszIrsIos at 9 a. m.
sade .. m Sundays exeePtsd. making direct eonr
ses;,,Sss wIsa ,ss sGiysss Of laying over o. any
Passenger. les.inf in the .. m. Tisin 20 through
10 Richmond without Change OF Cars, and hovs q
e1n'ertabls nlshrs .est ss the cars are provided
NJ Be SIRE and Ash Jor itctsfs vsa Orange axd
Zfeznadrta Rriiroed " t..-t-5..
Passengers for Richmond and the South or South
west are respectfully informed that by purchasing
their Tickets wa Orange end AlexaDdna route,
they avoid the annoyance Of q change IRON boat %
ears st the incoRyenient hour Of midnight. as by
the river route. -
Pas.eneers from New york win meet sn Agent
OF the Orange and Alexsp abroad at ths Depot
st Washington, from whom they will receive polite
ATTENTION. = -rf.
ID The Steamer GEORGE PAGE iesves the
6x .. N. fes Alexssdris. where Pss 6ss7xS
senEera lake the cars for the Soutt@
and Southwest. Passengers for Czaysotfesvslle
SssNses, Ftcnt Reyel, Woodssoek, WtseAssfu. &C.,
will take Roat leaving Washington At e4 q. m.
omnibuses leave the Once. corner OF fixth street
anq Pet nsylvauis avenue, ats q m. and p. m.
NrOl arriving at Washington, passenger for
the south wIi be careful 70 take the Orange snd
JAMES A. EVANS.
90 2o-d Tioket Agent. Washing gton-s
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CONsOLIDATED LOTTERlEs OF DEL.
~ AWARE. --.,lf s,es,1. : 49, =

ss4 .sls5 WLMIHer0N. bELAwaIk. = ;,
FRANCE. ,.BROADRENTS & CO. having OBJ
telned from the Lesslature OF at ts late
SEASON, Lottery Contract, to continue IN opera
ton 70, period Of venty years, and having given
ponds % the state Tor ons ysflios Of dollars 70
dhrsT1Rf q q WilTingtsn, Dsfa the CONSOI. T.
the benefit Of improvements and other
egsPosss, and the SUSs Ex COUNTY LOTTERY
VI RI. bDEit:AWiAdkE f'T the . same objects
dravn daily at Is minutes before p. M, and the
Sussex County I.ottsry daily at IS minutes before
All drawings under the superintsndence OF Lot
tery Commissioners appointed by the State of Del
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NJ The grape crop Of ohic Is said 10 be larger
this year fhsa 4 has been since 1851 The qusn.
tity Of wine made In the State will be very large
LorgwosthB vineyards will yield from six 70 Mae
hundred bushels of grapes 70 the acse.
UThe Russian General whs czughf Schmayl
y named Gubbs, which - exchange thinks b
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ron RxHf AID sALR

akNSrT.sThe M .sg tire. sss:s i.s, ses DwEhI Ia!
sHe e yssst' S% ENQUIRE Oppcsss of Mn. 4: sEs.
F0R RENySH SHsnd.emely yFURNISHEDPAR-
is: Sss a ssd ssisf via Or sissoSi .Is
E ssI::; 3: :.,ss 4
HStsE EoE ..i .REETSA sa,ss ..o.y BRiIcK
Il Siss%: iysSs
F9kb b9sEE RENE q on y sALE.A. rev ) story FRAME
Is sis; NJ SIS 81 &: ''', E
'Eoa sALE,A dsslnhI:. .EsIDENcE in
=, .6sSEEetown, .. CT on Markst street, between
runs hsck li fset Ten. foot alley sdjoie: the prop
and on s .sas
could use. fssh.s Il sssse one Tss Ss
ysIa The nsishborSood e one the Sss. IN the the
pvn. 20! tergs snd particulars ina uire at the
Once s n tie Adams Express Company, George
Ifthe above pIgpsrty not sold by the Ist day Of
fn.inaS - VIM oo sou % oeouon on tnat 90 v, et
E,oR RENT-That desirable REsTDENCE No.
4e1 street, between Sd and GA near tho Civ
hal, yishin i've minutes walk Of the Capitol, and
and the mosIn sod and
yenlenoee. Ene1Ire on the sIemises. oc Is If :
F0K FiAbfEaA fAHfEA Ss Ssys desirable. s.a q ,y.l..O|s
ssusrs Ss. south front II 8 feet s On = p .t t.
h y us fsss dssI to an Alley, s1d betyssn lsth End
No. saotd storyj III kPsH Pssfsss. * betIeen snS nS
FqRRs FRsfHkt sAts N EsaENT5Th,ss n,,!s X :hsHa q
EorsS.ln Ne ass :. ros css..s
EOR sALE.-I ofsr for sale valuable Farm
oi 'x ER S,s .sss.nSs Ssrf
stsd p. ofsSs %o9s isrrovsd snS % Sishg = eais. iS
vsSed Icrts the county. Con yenient @ TIE eana
iss.a - 49, 80 - BENZ e SM!isIaHti !ity astil
EOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
situated on the corner Of l3th and 3 ST.. west,
ns.T The Ssna is ysll fitted Up y!h theyns
For term. apply TO Mr. John MOORE, No. .isi III
vest - - 'A' = ~ : '''s'o ~ ,Sn an r. n
/ A yALgABtk Farm FoR sALEasitsaisd
e Ss SSssn: ssSss e %s: S%
and Little Falls roads, consistins of ia scrss. In
81 z: q S E & Z
Rs.yHEs E1s. sAaESTs RSSssRRss RssS sRs VII VII
two story back buildings, containine ffom 20 u
soGd s. ss snS 81: ss s
sons DESTROYS Of obtaining healthy and suet resi-
s%s.r House: o on Sa 'ss sss s:ss s..
ss wv -.... ~ te 6s-u-
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;. HIsCELLAHx0Uss = 5 s s..
n ts.h 2 Mrs. wINsLOW, 900 -'l1''
E.sssssssssss 8 81 sso Hssss ssS q rsss PieiAa
: 500 THING SsYRU P,,5

\
Which greatly facilitates the process eshine By ssen-
ae - gnne rsdecing all in1ang,dss aliay ALL
PAIN sAd sPasmede actioas and Il = ID - -
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWLS =
DEPEND utos IL win give rest % yourseivss
kELIEF AND HEALEH 10 Y0UR INFANTS
have up sad arels for s~srtes yeas, md
~ Sesstonscr Ann rryTH 4 ii VIA have
ss!iss:. sII.s MRS. *. & y s2.sl5. sIsl 8
rfcl 4 cUsn, n,lWINsLOwss .hes a.sis l.s.
ssss. Ss a We e. l.s. SOOTHING .:..ass e.
. 9; sss;Issy ..s syKUr :ssSs si.s
hgksst esnendatisa its EicaI e2scss ans medic
.;Im w..!s:s !. ..is ..,:ss yEAr =. 1s ksov'
rion foa THE TuLrILMkNT or vHAf VIZ HERf m.
CLARE Ii almost where the insa Is
ing from and exhaustion relief will be found iu sassa
o. twenty minutes AMER uss syrup n adnnnivsersa
meet KxrExIEFcED spd sxfLrUL NURsEs In New Eng
land and has been used viii NKvERFAILING sUccHss In
/ .-.eesi, THO USANDS OF CASES.
kHos oaiy relieves the child from pain, but s
stomach and bowels, correc acidy and rivss toni and
shsrgy to the whole system will almost instantly relieve
GRIPIse IN THE BowKLs AND WIND CoLic, As
:sS & G..ss.sss m eSs.e .A.sh .os speedily ssn:a:a
WpsusEs1rsM.l, "a FOR sns = ~ ne 20. sasn, .
is an eases of Drs-l CHILDREN lEsIEaY and piAR.
.nss. from IN i.saiar TEETAING. Dafs, ts, -.ns,h.s
essse We would say every noshsr vhe has ekd saf
youk PRssUbIcEs, NOR rHE "a EJuDIcEs OF oTHEns
,na ycsr ssssrng child and he relief vbs
Pediea. II aeiy used Pull dire eoes for ming vil .e
cgfIls PsRxiNs fori, . on q. oss.id: .1spp.2
ssseip.I os:, No is e:s.r 81 s:r:.sa ss,s
Free oniy Is Gents per Botte ll-d&v civ
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V0U CAN FIND THEM

sas 4 sRsl
BOILEns. or Other he1sel eepins srtielsss You
Do Jon % , ssea xLBATH = FORKS RI 81 and M SPOONS.
zS6RkskE zS6RkkE scfsy65sk,sf sEchfssyy5s, f9TSkEEbb TkEbI Ivf6sS
,RIRusAJEas Pr 5J 81 BASKETS, BIRD CAGES. sr Z
BtFhANCtSs 4SO 1th at. "a S1if -8tffa 90 4
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EDUCATIONAL.
NIGHT SCUOOI

THr s,,,.,,NiGH NIGHT School
@ NsSs seSso osss tss s q 0ssoSs.
tyesn Pa ayenge and street noTth, over the store
o. Mnson q BARI; Here viii be taught Al the
ern Classics, Book, KeepipG. Drawing, Engineer
Ing, AFchitectpre. NstiohH Philosophy end all or
which the calling in life Of any Individual NAV de-
mand. There viii also be delivered, twice q week,
cal relations. IN = - - ~ - r.oN
For further particulars see priBsigsl,. ,.r,r,.
u Rssidsnes-No. s4s L street, bstvees isth
ana iotn. oc S-Sm
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4S8 ans COX z .McKENNEY asial 90
FQRErGN. AND bAbtts AbbtotMsEtasrIc cIeARs. 70
We have on hand varied and choice stock Of
rOBACCO and Cf6ARS-wholesale ~ -:
And feeAil; Those w1shinG Q 6sst rate
srucle IN! 90 well to call. AL orders
pl69R,sz s...ssk anti .z.1s. ..., q q sg.'7a77
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RALTINoRE AND OHIO RAILE9pAp; D =
CHANGE OF HovEs


ID - = W1SHINGTON BRZhCH.
ce.e,r, on cshsss Ms-as. or eSs.s Ssgs. rss
Z
t::;: n i: :.s e !;
~: .s:SsSsE$TiiAJSs q II JSs Z ~ i 4 E:.s:sa
4 st % z. kasT Hss Vim .l. train.
'ls foI "a &: %ksf VI 81 s m. and =. p -
For AASSSAP9L ASSS Lls . rs. m, and 4Sp. m .
eefs eSI NohfohA '''s +. i Il. nj PARSONS, Agent. I
PAss.oE, TfSS NSsihbhpisSSo hhMs sSofNkEl fNkElALs AND
IN. Ne, YSEf sa9 S9.i:ls sss- s..m.h,
SSssssT BY Is s!sss,5 ss s$I:g
is 6aY sss d. bspos s' :. SlsasSaIls,
s. sS .as ecSys:sss,.
"a oS x. s%ss
s..s: SS%: can e sss.s'ss e 2. .splIssss. g
!n:g,.aes e. L y bs effected =, good. =,
re soeommod..ie.: for s...es.sr. ty hi. Line
be made TO render THE communication with New
York sasSreesble snd healthful one.
for.1sisht or rssssge apply % FowLE &
II. b. CROMWELL. q CO.
II resumed her err foass ass.@'t on the As fo.o, @~
PuFsSxYs PtH Ss, N ssvs fsT e
sss E =; =
8, p., s2oprins si al ofthe regular isndines eons
s1d retgrn1Bs: LUciEN = FACE, PreYr,
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DLAfNFIELD AcApEMY.

The z7th sessiog Is nonthsl eompenoss Novsn,
Improvement of limited number-8 sfudents In.
ces ss %. a. per :f:s.n Hss re
noon) Circulars st Star ofiiee, or add!ess (
se 5,-solm ,lsss Principal and Proprisfor. 4
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WOQDEWOODn-H Oak, and Pine
wv W9Op fnrnIshed et io1 rates, either pre-
w. M. GAIT,
Propnetogs Of The City Steam Firs Wood Mills.
lO@cs-N. w. cor. l2th and G sta. No. SAT.
Orders len At either . ace viii receive prompt
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- PL0oK TO YOUR INTFREsr-m -
PURCHASING YOUR WOOD
A. PAyNTER's CITY STEAM KINDLINa
SrOvE WOOD MILLS, - 'Fli1
Foor OF SEVENTH SrRREr.
~ Yoa win not only hs sure of full measure, but
wu,. wssi ssi ciSs, Z Sssd Z .sis slH. i /" SOFA no"
1T si.;s s;s:. e: BIZ: Wsss and boxes
HAp Delivered Fry e fss'.: ss.'ssE e. EkiPali''
c..,--.. Cord Of the best Spruce Pine
You get quarter Of . eord Of the ~ W s'1''
in pieces for s,!s; 10. u 80 ''' ''a 'pn'
-o Nav Yaid, and Georgetown.
The Money .a .ceomPs.y the order, 1 or Be ready s
r omosr when rasndl the e. gsi ,h !, ID ddeIivsrsd
siss Centre Market. A. PAYNTER,
c. A Lie = &c o LII
:::S;:i I'd s;
Hi9kery. Oak, and Pine WOOD. Also. Cut and
Split Wood Of ali ,ensths r. w, BATES,
sso 81 HeS RtS e.. sna nsSs SSsi ne hDsccasr, Cana.
C o Go A GLmo A In
sIs::1i = John. :ss e Caroline
sss: md s Tsssl .ss ssSs;
DAILY expseted, cargo Of Lyksu Valley; also,
one OF Cum beTand COAL. III -, - !
PeIsons sboYt laying in their supslies for the
chagns e We are satisfied our facilities for fur
thofoughly screened before delivery. Par veisht
ana msssurs given. Fan sr,ees sxIeetsd. -
OMce-N. w, cor. 18th and sts :, No. 5lf.
Wharf-Foot 18th ct |, below War Dspsfst
NOrders len ateither place viii receive prompt
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Addrsss-ERANcE. BROADBENTs q CO.,
WuMIHoToH. DxLAwARK. 80
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Mpa MkSi cmGSUKMICk,S SCHOOL, >
friends and the public generally that she viii
the Sanss Of her School on the ist Monday in Sep
The course of etudy pursued viii comprise ell the
branches requisite to q thorough English eduoa
In addition 10 her day scholars she IL desirous Of
reoeiyins into her family few pupils % boarders,
mediate care and overnight -
Her arrsngemsnts for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have been considerably inoreased
and otherviss improved. hose in Washington
desiring PARTICULAR information with references TO
the Star '~ W
For terms and further psrtioulars apply at her
jyH-d - 1~'~' -
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TEETH.

n .DENTIsTRY.
~; ~, tHiLLs, ~ sftsr praoacf. test Of tvo yrsrs
nerd ~ chsoplsste Prcesss for inssrtinf6
ertlkeiel teeth lf he's the sdvanfarss ofm
RRsr - - ipssItsd for e fa1tis IN proportion.