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Brownsville, Texas.

This place, formerly Fort Brown, named in honor
of Major Brown, commander of the U. S. garrison who
was MORALLY wounded by shell from the Mexican bat
teres in 1886 while General Taylor with the main body
of the force engaged in opening communication
with point Isabel from which it is about 80 miles dis
tant 1t is on the left bank and 40 miles from the mouth
of the Rio Grande opposite Matamoros. 1T has
nominay population of 5000 and large trade with
Mexico the secret of its business being that it is the
great depot for goods intended to be Struggled the
river into Mexican territory ard the Brownsville Flag
says that though they have five thousand inhabitants
nominally there not more than two thousand five
hundred on the census ROLL and of these there not
over three hnndred who not of Mexican origin In
fact there are now but thirtyfour Americans by birth
old enough to bear arms to be found in the place. The
greater part of the population of Mexican origin are
fugitives from Mexico peones, adrones, etc, idle
vicious, depraved, ignorant theVsh population, known
by the general of peados, word, the meaning o
which we do not understand 1t is this miserable popu
Iation, made doubly hostile by the longcontnued
fare between Texas and Mexico and between the latter
and the United States that has created all the difficulty
Brownsville is the county seat of Cameron county, which
contains not person to square mie being mostly
uninhabted, if not considerably uninhabiable. The
military force formerly stationed at Brownsville was
removed some time since On account of the unheath
mess Of the location.
1t is quite probable that before this time force
United States and Texan troops is on the ground fully
sufficient to chastse any Mexican banditti which may
be found on the American side of the Rio Grande but
these troops will not perhaps, feel justified in pursuing
them the other sde and when they are withdrawn
renewal of these predatory attacks may be anticipated
since we know that there are no authorities in Mexico
with either the power the inclination to prevent such
things while the border population of class to in
dulge in them whenever they can do so with mpunity
Brownsville is three hundred miles from Austin thu
Capital of Texas and the portion of that State between
the Neuces and the Rio Grande altogether too
~ settled by Americans to be able al all to protect it
SELF There is but one alternative permanent main
tenance of force of rangers mounted rifles for thu
protection of the border settlements for to this protec
ton they certainly have a right.
P. St will be seen by our despatch that Browns
vile is safe, and Cortinas safe-hung
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dedication,

The new Seamens Bethel erected adjoining to and
West of the Seamen's Home, S. W. corner Front and
Dock Streets was dedicated yesterday afternoon at
o'clock The Sermon appropriate to the occasion was
preached by the Rev. W. B. Yates of Charleston, who,
we believe has charge of the Seamens Bethel in that
city. The Edice was erected by Captain Gilbert Pot
ter, to whose christian iberaty Mr. Yates gratefully
referred He also paid feeling tribute to the zeal and
pety of the late Rev. Mr. Langdon whose efforts in behalf
of the seafaring had been warm and so efficient
Mr.. Yates assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Greer and
Rev. Mr. Mcqueen Of the Presbyterian Church, and the
Rev. Mr.. Prichard of the Baptist Church.
Mr.. 7. will deliver lecture tonight at the First
Baptist Church the subject of School Ship. The
public is invited to attend.
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Wolf! Wolff

The Northern papers, among the rest, the Philade-
phla Bulletin poke good deal of fun at the Virginians
on account OF the recent panic in the vicinity of Harp
ers Ferry. They call it "The Wheatstack Insurrecton
The truth is that COL Davis, or whoever else it was
who telegaphed to the authorities of Virginia and the
United States can hardly be said to have covered him
self with glory Vigilance is always desirable, and, had
proper degree of vigilance been exercised at and in the
neighbourhood of Harpers Ferry the affair would have
been promptly crushed out without having ever assum
ed the portentouS dimensions in which at present pre-
sents itself to the public. But while we all admit the
Proprety and urge the necessity of vigilance, we must
also be aware Of the danger and bad policy OF allowing
the cry Of Wolf! Wolf! being too often raised without
due cause since its frequent repetition may render the
people indifferent to it and unwilling to reply to the call
OF real danger because ncrduous of its actual
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D6s~ Harper for December is on our table from Mr..
Kelley, Market street. 1t is unusually attractive
number so far its illustrations concerned those
given with its first article, Washington in 1859" be-
ing remarkably well got up, and generally interesting,
embracing as they View from the Upper Terrace
Capitol Grounds ;" View from the Dome of the Capt.
tol - Pediment of the North Wing" America,
the Apex of the Dome y Treasury extension, South
and West Fronts ;; Capital OF column in Treasury De-
partment :" General Post Office, North and East
Fronts - Patent Office
Holidays in Costa Rica," by Thomas Francis Mea-
gher is another prousey illustrated article We presume
it is interesting but have opportunity to examine
it vet.
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Wilmington 4 Mancheste, r.. r.. Company.

We are pleased learn that the business of the above
Company for the fiscal year ending 3Oth September,
1862 exhibits decided increase upon that of the year
preceding and that spite of untoward circumstances
and trying competition from other lines, both interior
and by steamship the prospects of the road better
than at any other period since the completion of the work
The following, we understand are the gross receipts,
expenditures and profits for the twelve months end
ing Sept. Both, 1859 =
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Comply
HARTFORD, CONN.

DIRECTORS.
Il. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL, Joy ALLYN
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY JOHN P. BRACE
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES ! RrSSS
Fl. HUNTINGTON, President.
TING c. ALLYN, Secretary.
c. c. LYMAN, Assistant Secretarv
WIN. N. Bowers, ActuGTy.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS. continues to Insure against Loss or Damag
by Fire Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses Stores NqT
chandise Mills Manufactures, and most other kinds Of
Particular attention given nsurng Farm Property CON-
sstng of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
and Furniture Live Stock, bay, GRAIN Farming Utensils
&c. &C.. contained in the same for term of three or five
years at loto rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised Agentfor Wilmington and ycinit
Losses equitaby adjusted at this Agency and paid mme
dia tely upon satisfactory proofs, in funds current IN IT,
cities of Ne1o York Boston, the assured NAV nreer
81. R. SAVAGE Agent
Wilmington. N. c., Feb. la. l959.-ll d. VI -e.
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R9 Captain Browns wife contradicts the hypothesis
of his insanity at least SO the New York Independent
reports the tenor of her remarks during recent inter-
view with her. She says that he is any body,
and that the attack upon Harpers Ferry hastily
conceived dea but had been cherished for the last wen
y years. until he thought the time for carrying out had
arrived 1t would appear that he was mistaken.
The latest accounts from Gerritt Smith, say that the
physicians hope to effect radical Quite possible
the present fuss blows 1t might not be
thought convenient for him to recover too soon.
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HARPER's FERRY.-The reports from Charestown
add another feature to the Harpers Ferry affair, and
certainly 60 far to confirm the worst apprehensons
tertaned the of Northern sympathy with old
Brown" and his bandtti. There seems to be little
question of the tact that body of armed in
the neghborhood of Charestown Va and little that
they there for sinister purpose, namely the
of the convicted murderers in the Jail of Jefferson
comfy awaiting the execution of the sentence passed
upon them.
If this is to be the beginning of the end If actu-
tua force is to be applied it u.s. perhaps, we'll that it
should as at any later period for the relative
strength of the North and the South can never again be
better balanced the South be more able to
repel aggression than she is now.
IT. in fact there is an invading force of any number
now the soil of Virginia. do trust that the peo-
pie there will do to them what Tom Corwin wanted the
Mexcans to do to soldiers welcome them with bloody
hands to hospitabe graves. The idea noc of sparng
Brown any OF his band is wholly obsolete.
P. Sit will be seen by the telegraph to Capt. Hall
that Gov Wise anticipates no difficulty calling for any
force addition to that which Virginia promptly put
forth.
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-Four Approximations to the 500 600 of $500 each;
400 to $4,000; Of $500 OOO of $500 to $40
| of $500 to $4,000.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters S..
| Prizes cashed at sight per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing viii be forwarded the becomes
known.
All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed to
DON RODRIGUEZ of City Post Charleston, S. c.
| Nov. 9th, 1859. 5s4ll-ly
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LOUIS b. ERAnIBERT

LOUIS Ii. ERAMBERT.
PHARMACEUTIST, WILMINGTON, N. c.
Under the Carolina Hoe,)
N0NTIN UES to make weekly additions his Fresh and
well selected stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Perumery
Toilet articles &c. By recent arrivals the following
been received Gelsemn, Hydrasen, Leptandrn, Cimac
ugn Podophyin Extracts of Matico German Qunine,
So complete assortment of Trusses on hand
Parties who order by mail will please careful in
sending the correct measurement and ao for which side
the instrument is wanted for.
Oct. 18TH 1853.
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Assistance Promptly rendered.

We learn that Friday afternoon, about 5 O'Clock,
Captain Hall on behalf of his Company, the Whining
ton Light Infantry, tegraphed to Governor Wise ten
dering him the services of the Company with fifty
kets and piece artillery, offering to 60 at five hours
notice if required. The prompt action of the Company
was in view of the teegraphic advces from the neigh
borhood of Charlestown Va. To the course of the
evening the following answer returned.
RICHMOND, VA,
Nov 18th, l859-7h. 38m., P. MI
CAPTAIN E. D. HALL:
Please accept thanks. Happily no additional force
is needed. Virginia is ready for the worst that is likely
to come II. A. WISE.
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And Still nhar Come,

George Mcmillan Esq., of this county, sends us an ear
OF corn now before u.s. upon which there are fully fifteen
hundred fully developed grains 1t was raised by him
IN h0cksh In the upper part of New Hanover county
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FOR SALE.
- BARRELS N. C.. LARD;
= $50 bags Laguayra. Rio, and Java Coffee
New Orleans, Crushed and Coffee Sugars;
10 barrels Flour, (fresh);
80 boxes N. Y. State Dairy Cheese;
80 barrels Mess Pork;
60 Mullets;
100 kegs Nails (assorted numbers);
10 kegs Powder;
$50 bags Shot;
IL bales Gunny Bagging;
20 coils Rope;
bales Bagging Irvine;
Is barrels Cider Vinegar;
Cornsheers Plows Strawcutters, Soap, Candles 0'"
Yeastpowder, Spice, Pepper, &C., &c, BY GREENE
Nov. 9Th AcNo LIE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-25

IT is FAIR to presume that all Pants in what is de-
nominated tight stye,' introduced customers the
present remnants Of old Stock kept here
or, in Wholesale houses North.
THE STYLE for this winter has a much more ample dis
play of leg-the general outline of the pants is boder
OF the pinched and scanty of Spring
or, especially of last Winter.
The assortment of fashionable Pants-newly made-em
braces every price, from nine dollars dollar and fifty
cents-now exhibition at BALDWIN'S
November 18th. Clothing Store SO Market Street.
BOOKS-BOOKS,
NEW AND INTERESTING, by Express this morning, al
IN KEILEYS NEW BOOK STORE.
Smooth Stones, from Ancient Brooks, by C. Spurgeon
Sixth Volume of Surgeons Sermons;
st ID 3d. 4th and 9Th Volumes of Surgeons Sermons
Scottish Chiefs, illustrated i
Swiss Family, Robinson;
Lucy Towards Journal
Hoods COM lete Works, in Sheep;
Third Volume of Ed. Everetts Orations and Speeches
Chess Men of Guttapercha, fine article
Checker IS s. - I" &"
November 10Th.
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YOUTHS FINE DRESS CAPS.
NEW and handsome assortment just opened at "a Mar
IA ket st. MYERS & MOORE,
Nov. 10. Hat Il Cap Emporium
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION, situated in . bran,
N wick county, six miles below the town OF WmiDSt IL
Containing SIX HUNDRED ACRES, one half of which
tide swamp $50 or 100 under bank and ditch a
well and is very rich. being mostly cane brake S
two story DWELL g House, containing eight rooms i
fire place in each Barn and Threshng Machine Sc on m
premises. family of young Negroes would be fanSv well
part payment. Those DESTROYS of purchasing will 40 "
to inspect the premises Address me at Whteville, NJ
CALVIN HAYNES; ~ n
or D. PIGOTT, Wilmington, NJ
Sept. 10, 1859. 5-u--ISo and
Georgetown Is. CO. Pee Dee Times copy weeks o..
send hill tn this Office
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NEW CROP RICE.
40 CASK of new crop Rice just landed and for sale
~ by HATHAWAY j. Co.
Nov Il. =
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WILMINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
FRONT STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, N. G.
L. A. HART & JOHN C. BAILEY, PRoPRIETORS'
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, tnsnet
IN XII or unfinished; new Machinery made ana Po t
4El4a up old Machinery overha1led all klnus
1872 Patterns Ornamental and Architecture
~z=-A will supply Drafts of all kinds OF MacnN'
ry and Mill Work generally. - %
All work warranted to be as represented. oruel'
specially solicited chad
Also Turpentine Stills and Copper Work in all its branc
November 18th, 1859-56-ll- d&w-ly
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ROYAL. HAVANA LOTTERY.
: HE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba, vii
take place at HAVANA
TUESDAY, November 18th, 1859.
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CONCENTRATED LEY.
DUT UP IN CASES containing dozen lib. cases-best
Il article in for making Soap. For sale by
Nov. 10th ZENO Fl. GREENE.
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THE BEST WOOL HATS
Nor field or plantation use, be found at the Empor
Il UNI. We have just added so dozen to our stock.
Planters will please examine them.
Nov. 10. MYERS Il MOORE, 81 Market ST.
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RECE-RICE.
40 CASKS NEW PRIME CHARLESTON RICE. Fo
fO sale by G. c. & w. j. MUNRO.
November l4th.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE.

INHOICE LOTS of above articles received to-day, pt
~ schr L. P. Smith. For sale by
l.. B. HIGGINS & SONS,
Nov. II. S. E. Cor. Market q I'd sts
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N. G. TOBACCO.
A CHOICE LOT. For sale by
- Nov. 18th W. H. McRARY 90.
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Showing gain of............ $5O568 81
cent nearly the nett receipts OF the preceding
year.
1t is proper to remark that in the item OF expendl-
lures is included an amount of $6,376 Al account
of old debts for operating expenses prior to 1853 to-
gether with the cost of fifteen fregh cars, say
So 5OO not needed to cover deterioration but required
to meet the increased business of the roaG. Credng
the expense account by these two amounts the ratio of
receipts to expenses will be 100 to 4715.
The increase in gross receipts has been $44 057 81,
as compared with tie preceding year, and this amount
of increase has been mainly in the item of reghts and
minor sources and way travel follows: The item of
through travel has increased the preceding year
S., 239 Il ; Way Travel $4,679 70; Freight and
Minor Sources, $36794 So; Mail, $2,l37 so.
The debt of the Company has been decreased $685.
$50 Is during the past year, and $3279 80 have been
applied to construction, mainly in the building of the
shops required by the Company the other side of the
river The amount chargeable to interest and premium
on exchange, is $78,924 49,
The business of the road during the current year,
so much of it has elapsed since the Both September
shows gratifying increase upon that of the correspond
ing months of 1858, and nothing not oreseen oc
ours during the balance there is little reason to doubt
that the exhibit for year 1859'6O will figure up large
advance upon that now presented for 1856-'59.
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RECEIVED THIS DAY

RECEIVED THIS DAY.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CURTAIN DAMASK Of
IA various cOors also handsome variety of Cornices and
Curtain fixtures. G. POLVOGT.
Nov. 10. Corner Front and Princess Street
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FLOUR.
OTOKLEY OLDHAM constantly manu- ND
~ featuring the BEST FAMILY FLOUR, at 80
the CAPE FEAR FLOUR MILLS, Wilmington, N. -
G. For sale the Mills, and their Store, No. South
Water street:
In whole barrels and half barrels
In bags containing one-haf;
In bags containing onefourth;
Iu bags containing eigth
They keep constantly hand, at the MILL and their
store, FRESH GRO UND MEAL, HO1fMLNY, CRAOH
ED CORN, COW FEED, SHORTS, BRAN, &C., &c.
They also keep for sale
CORN at wholesale and retail
GA rs at wholesale and retail
PEAS at wholesale and retail
HA at wholesale and retail;
Marshall's FINE SA 1T in sacks;
Liverpool ground LUM SALT, in sacks;
North Carolina FLOUR consignment.
July 6, 1859.
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FLOUR-FLOUR.
P0 BARRELS Family and Super, and 10 bags Just re
~ ceived and for sale by
Nov. 18th W. H. McRARY & co.
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FISH

FISH,
Mos. 1 AND MACKEREL Salmon, Goldfish and Her
~ ring. For sale by L. B. HIGGINS q SONS
Nov. H. S. E. cor. Market q I'd SITS.
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WESTERN BACON.

* HHDs. WESTERN SIDES AND SHOULDERS. Just
LEI received and for sale by
November 14th. G.. G.. & w. J. MUNRO.
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$40.
THE $40 DOUBLE LOCf> STITCH FAMILY
SEWING Machines.

NOW ON EXHIBITION AT BARRY IS DAGUERREOTYpE
GALLERY MOZART HALL.
OMETHING NEW,
COMPLETE WITH THE TABLE,
SEWING WITH TWO THREADS FROM TWO SPOOIS
Patented January 4th, 1859.
No Complicated Mdchinery-No Getting out of Order!
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR FAMILY PLANTATION USE.
1000 STITCHES IN A MINUTE!
These machines warranted first Glass; and fully equal
to the highest priced machines.
OBSERVE We invite all to bring any garment COARSE or
FINE HEAVY or LIGHT, which will make up at once
thus establishing the reputation of Machnesthe only
lowpriced machine yet offered sewing with threads
and
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CODA, Sugar, Butter Boston, Lemon and Cream Cracl
- ers, for sale by the bbl, box single pound, by
l.. B. HIGGINS & SONS,
Nov II. S. E. Cor. Market and I'd sis.
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THE FASHION FOR PANTS,

His ExceIlency, Gov. ELLIS, Raleigh, N. G.
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COFFEE-COFFEE.
90 BAGS RIO, (varous grades just received per schr
CO l.. P. Smith, and for sale by
Nov. 10. T. II. McKOY & co.
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GUARANTEED NO HUMBUG!

These machines will Gather Hem, Stitch Fell in the
most beautiful and substantial manner. Our and i'm
proved hemmer will turn hem of any width, stitching
the time without any previous bastng
We warrant these Machines to be just what here re-
present. and guarantee refund the money any
who, after learning their use is not satisfied with his bar
gain.
Testimonials be at the rooms and reference
given E. T. BARRY & CO.,
Propretors of the Patent for Middle and Eastern North
Carolina, to whom apply for County Agencies.
June Goth, 1859.-244&43- law1y.
WILMINGTON N. c.. 18th July, 1859.
Messrs. E. T. BARRY & Co.-Genuernen =
THE SEWING MACH1Nn of Scovil Goodells pattern,
which purchased from you time since, with
great rapdity and neatness. Its great recommendations
its simplicity of construction and its adaptation to fam
lily The negroes and children about the house
qure knowledge of its and apparently well
the most experienced have hesitancy in recommend
ing it a useful invention
Respectfully your obi serv't.,
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SUGAR-SUGAR.
90 BBLS. C. YELLOW;
20 Is do. B. White;
10 do. A. do just received per schr. f. Kidder, an
for sale by I. H. MckOY Il co.
Nov. 10.
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EpR RENT.-Msmbers Of Congress or amili.,
s.d disss1dsss Sssg e ..s: sss v9ssF j,
Ssa room on snsh aeoT q thrss stors., EtS nec-
Capitol and sssr T he Cav ssS sSs ssssss =
afxS IN ns5son at the lsv oes ee!asF
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On % The sss ssoG s. s.lSs sls nosiS.s.s n8Sss
u: s::i =: !: iSss s Ss s. ss 81 !: s.
S;sssSS SSsSSs !; ) Y; Sbsf sS
II L0R and three CHAMBERS, sSpplisd 1ith
40, nSS .sd cold water; With or without BOARD all
ohEsTA ss,r .S S,9ssss|y sss,. Y fss F2UsE
part oftss HFsWisss, also, hath rooms: Posssssioh
srPy at this ofsoe. - oc ss-a
EoR sALE.-I Offer for sale valuable FARM
oOnsaas ssS .1 Dn oss :sss.nss nssFf \
sos snS psshly y cas siss
e me county fSRSifi'' sRNY 4; a:.'
EOR RENTa-,A valuable GROCERY STORE
near ss.ss1 tS. ssa On hs cOrnsr e iah and st west
For terms apply 10 Mr.. John MOORE No. ieI
kolisiana avenus, near the corner Of 10th street
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situatsd
SsYIEssGvp: e he inteTssetion Of tks Ssorsstoyn
8: Il fssss ersi %
"A arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with
.vo-s -story back buildings, containing from 20 Il
above property is located on the north side Of
ssohusetts avenue, between 9Th and 5th sts. Per
sons desirous OF obtaining healthy and euiet real
dence wguld do well 70 can at No. SO Of said prop
erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the saTpe
sauare for sale. Ia 50 tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

M.s MRS; McC9RMICK's SCHOOL. -
NlkS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties q her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise an the
ton.
In addition TO her day scholars she il desirous of
reoe,ylng into her family few pupils a. boardsrs,
aseG i,om 10 20 Il years. Who VIII be under her I'M
Al Her @ srnssns.mspts s for the aeeommodstlon and
and otherwise improved. Those in Washinrton
desiring particular information with reference 10
f her school may apply to w. ID. Wallseh, Editor Of
For terms and further particulsrs apply AZ her
residenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va