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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04

PUBLIc LECrUREs.-Next Tuesday eve
ming, 18th inst, VIM. II. Armstrong, a
son of Hon Jas. Armstrong, Of Wmsport,
will lecture in our borough, on most iu-
.eres.ing subject The observant editor
of the Sunbury american speaks of it as
follows:
while in WilliamSpor,, on Tuesday eve
ming last, we embraced the opportunity of
listening 10 a lecture on Egypt, by VIM. ii.
Armstrong. Esq. Mr.. Armstrong is gentle
man of refined taste and cultivated intellect,
and we felt assured that description OF his
travels IN that interesting country last year,
could not be without interest. The lecturer
was listened TO by large and intelligent au.
,iience for one and a half hours with undag-
ylng interest Mr.. Armstrong and his two
companions. were seventy days on their voy-
age up the Nile 10 the Second Cataract. His
description Of the famed Pyramids, the an
clent city of Thebes and other halowed spots
in ancient history, the splendid ruins, colos.
sal siatuary and the manners and customs of
the present population.was highly interesting
With the exception of Edw'd Everett'S lecture
on Washington, this was the most interesting
we have listened TO for some years.
A week from next Tuesday-viz Feb
l5-Rev. THOMAS X. BEECHER, of Ell.
mira, Zone of the Beechcr Family'') is
engaged to speak at Independent Hall,
Lewisburg.
Lecturers from a distance require pay,
wbich-with the incidental expenses
must be met by those who listen. Last
year, the collections hardly met the cash
eu,lays. Ga this account, the very small
sum of 10 cents will be required of every
person for admission. There is no one
who can not contribute this sum, and We
hope there will be a large attendance
from town and country, both evenings.
1@Quite number of stores and private
houses, with three of our houses of public
worship, are now lighted with gas The
quality Of the article is not a, good as it
will be upon little further use, but an
swers very we'll As the institution"
becomes better known, doubtless very ma
Hy will make arrangements for it. intro
duction, and when times improve, and the
rates suit, few corner street light. will
oe inaugurated. Some Of our citizens
move cautiously in the matter, because they
wish to be FIRST well posted up as to rules,
expenses, economy, aud other important
particulars. I" BE sure you're right, then
50 ahead"
Crp,o,-c -------'--~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04

sT- SeVe,ai articles crv@,isd om 10 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

DAVEN, BACON a. Co.,
IL (succe.scrs 10 BACON RAVEN Pisuo For.s Msnufs
turers Ws,erooms No. l3' Grand Broadway where
full assortment Instruments may be found, exclusively u o.
own manufacture. Warranted IN every respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
AmuseMfnte.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-WEDNESDAY.
n TROvATORE


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-WEDNESDAY.
a LAST rrnroaMAs csss os faE PRESENT SEASON
vs5.aH sSpDhisfBE CORES R1' IN s.. s
ByssHsf'l request i fH fHR R;S' II
MADAM: C Or nE ON for the h'' time "
A.a'f sai sIsSko sSa s 4 azSSkSA
"'''l 0''' TGu AZ 0SP' sept q fURiT2ss
,RIasO easier Ia 81 rs. role Of 9tscA
On FRID n.6 S.s. q eo Il aHA''A'N
o. I saT CaHsb d Ext
,,l h1I.. y .. Company appear, WITHOUT
ESoEf GRHSD COMBINED ENTERTAINMENTS.
The entire opfLiirSc LUCIA DI LAMMERMoos
10 r .Sdn,gs Scrs or THREE DIFFERENT OPERAS
oRAN6 &C caoscERT
No1,c,-Fu particulars Of the Matinee viii be gwen 49,
@ The Dressor. being atenned to make III; M.;nes
TIE sre,s given 10 this eiy Anousn .s M,n.. ,e
apheiiy Of entertainments which Will i"p'r' 70 '''
Character GRAND FESTIVAL.
the pu.D.e expenses Of the Gals hsinee,
THERE WILL BE NO iSCsEAsE IN INT rAi0N ~
With view to fscia, a,s the ,sie D tickets.
have ssp Il ss.ssS .as the Of the
The down town ofice a; ste'r.. ~ lsWAui-
ADo MUSIC STORES
H.uk Sons C. Dressings, sohanenRars L@"' "'H"'N
Caiks. ,,,vrs
IT.. Ao, IIous. III. Mc.ueOsr. ~ Ntehoss me barMs
r IN. New YorA Hotel he Everett House the OIioa rse
HOTEL 'N' THE rIrrn ,yssyy sOrrt.
BRbOkLlN.
Ro.ss Ne i4s Atlantic. a.. Proxs No. % Fnl;ons ..
rS.t.,. - Nh ltew 81 b. ior safe ST The
FNTRANCE DOOR OF THE ACADET
For vtiek espcci,l rurp se -,,.., orr,cvs
viii " cp~res- -, -, x.,,... Al, -,.oc. a.
,i.s r-,rs,fy The wN he Of shE dGrton %
49,, y:s. uua The county sy b. IN tine fer the "hioaa'
a s.eAxnscsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

Manufacturers. Nsw.Yok Ware Rooms No. SOL Broadway.
r1,IIE briggs PATENT PIAN0-FORTES
all e the full scale Of oc,ayes The experienced
woiknen the greatest perfection Of mechanics, skill and the
best materials employed Ia their Manufacture
They SOLID iron fame bed plate entire
y psse from tie thus relieving the sound boards
strain Of the striDgs making them
much more solid aad endurius There sounding boards
ofs violin, giving three times the smonnt Of vi
brsing fund piano forte which being freq
the strain Of the strings becomes and
their vibrations pianos become older Their construction
scientific and they the enduring
and full toned pianos made CAN and see them At
WIN HALL SONS New Store,
No. $40 Broadway, between Spring and Prince sts.
" +. HARRISON, Piano. Forte Manufacturer,
ST. Canals fire stock OF his celebrated ikSrRU
MENrs Patent Action fully low pdcoS
WALKERS PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
w Clinton Hail. Astorplsoe and sths. Brosdwsy.-A
PIANOS
FOR SALE and HIRE At reduced prices
n. B.-The nre allowed In OF purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
wi INSTITUTE,
No 2l3 4ih-st (corner OF McDousslsl n Washington

Melns CLARK ( FANNING PRINCIPALS,
Opens ito sevt nte-uth scholastic yeM Sept Il. 1859.


Opens Hteeuth scholastic yesr Sept IL, leja
MAE pupils Of all received sud instrured In all
trauche. preparatory business college. Toe number
rns in all H. d-psftn-p two hnnaai The Prncpli
Classics, Mahrm.tics, Natural Sciences Fr-uch
Germ an, spsn.h, Booskeepiue Drawing P-nmsnssp Fl
ton competition Sc, by Ten experienced Professor, aud In
srUctors
Advanced sutus Of the Classical Department just
ing study of tue au.hors required for admission the
Freshmen and pholore College, under tuition
Prof John Mcfaue who has, during than twenty years
devotion Latin snd Greek classics prepared New
York students for Counba and otter College, among
Mr.. O,ndo iris Of this city for the Freshmen Class OF
Columbia College Mr. Bernard Prse Of the late Mayor u
s. Louis. Coz Freshman Cl. Of Yale Coegs aud Mr. Cor
r,ls Kin Of the Ptesien. Of Columbia College for the
Junior Cls.s Of that institution
The advanced classes in French have been pced lndsr the
.Iucon u Prot De Gros 10 eminent FOR inpang
rect conyersaiiousl Use al the language.
TIE location Of this destitute renders easy Of
b. railroad snd from al parts Of the city Brooklyn Jersey
CIV Hobokep while pupils from foukers
New Rochelle .nd Jamaica, Of ,on.an occurrence.
Circulars fu particulars be had AZ "a. Br5s1way
Buntols Nc - 6thay. Rsyner' Nc. 70 Bowey,
& the School
The smaller. boys under the special Of Of the
Prircpal..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Cost an6 found.
90 Ubcm il map Go1ern.

Ii persons are hereby cautioned against PAY
IN ING sny MONEY TO A. ANTHONY GUTMAN on our ac'
count employ and has not been Tor
some tine past NJ B. MONCk Co, Builder Oihce, NO.
SO Nsssaust, New.Iork
IMPOSE of the PSI UPSlLON and ALPHA
IL DELTA Phi SOCIETIES Pie, 50 cents Sen: p,s..
paid on reoep; o. price Address ,, -
NOTICE to SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
IN STEEL WIRE TEMPERED and COVERED, and STEEL
SPRINGS for SALE, by $500.
No. Furmsn-si bTook yn, near Fulton Ferry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

DANCING TAUGHT on an entirely new and
~ Origins, by Prof KRAUSE, e. his Academy ORA
Hall 595 aud 81 HoustODs between Broadway snd
BoweIy where he will h. pupils twenty times faster than
any Three stm taught By academy either
Ibis Europe. For and particulars apply
Drsr,tic Hail. iIom ~ /. and from to O'Clock daily See
circulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
,rxv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1854

VxIALLACK's THEATER.
w sole Lessee and AsEsser ..'''''''''''''Ai' " ~
Door open at :. 70 commence 81 - a.. rh....,
", WlILACK honor 10 announos Ia nv s~S
IA NOW OPEN FOR THE FALL ANU Nm En- Ef,s.ny
TRII-MpHANT SUCCESS OF 1hr NEW CoAEDi.
THIS "Wednesday EsESiS'' sep- ''
EVERY EvEVIEG UNTIL FUkIhLK NorIOE
JOHN BR0UGHAh. esa,
in Eve .O''' called TIE RULING PASSION.
~n.n N ~, W.icot M Dyg. Mr Young. ~ Jaea.on
~, 49, Mn. May Cannon, Mrs. Vernon hn "aio' sAa
Me- JSs ~, nnssr he direction Nj ROBERT sroErEL
o. ccncluae With Morton's beat Farce. called
TlCKLI5H TIMES - a.
NJ, sean Mr. Bangs NJ More, MI W. u fhJs, -
Jsci .op Ma slosn Mrs. Young ana Ms hrnfaae w Pf
sssrta ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES 10 active prepare,
ton
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Doors open q, O'Clock performance 10 90"
50 cent. uPpef ense'' s''ii IA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept .i' 1873
ONLY
NINE
NIGHTS
MORE
" % GABRIEL
AND
FRANCOIS
RANEL
i'''e ''s'' THE MAGIC PILLS.
MARIA "fN IN nER LAST GlEAr SUCCESS,
TkRPsIcHORE.
Commences with the lau gh.ble p,u,olime u
"a n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
BOARD and Rooms.

A SUITE Of ROOMS on second iloor hand.
.oinrly fnnishsd, TO LET 20 snsl- gentlemen paris
Board II -qaired or with basement ana lccon1Ssa
ta fr bot rh,epnr 10 small family without children. Ga.
BATH &c Inquire No. % Ami;ys References II CURED
BOARD in BROOkLiN-A lady occupying
~ pleasant House In Of the best 10
ore re sEe twenty inmates wax from Fulton
az Wsn. ferris would Ike 20 h 200 or three Rons with
par,a Board 10 agl, .eItleen Terms not-rse Atdre,
Blk No 47C7 Post OFF e.
DOARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED, 10 q PRl.
Dy,7E FAMILY OF v for g-uteuar, wife infant aod
rurs good price will be paid for pe.s,u. hr
rate table Apply st No BRIDGES. n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Danring Aeaoemles.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.

"a No. 500 Broadway, New-York
No l5 Montague place, Brooklyn.
New York on WEDNESDAYS and SATU RDAfS, commend
Ing sp,- "A Brooklyn TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, com
Sept =. Physte Class f Ladies at II Csss for
Children at for Gentlemen at Families, private
classes, and school olasses attended.
Circulars may be had At either Of the Academies.
Mr. DODW ORTIZ takes pleasure 10 calling N@non 20
the enlargement Of hi, Brooklyn .hment The large
hs hearty double s former capacity with rooms IN propof
ton the adoption o.
system Of ventilation Nr DOD WORTH has made
duty introduce IN addition b. all The fashionable dances such
exercises dances would the sau,ay effect npon
The figure walk ard general department Of those placed under biz
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21
Misre!iansous.

FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
value for Furniture, Carpets, Books, &c. a.
Nc. is 6:s-sy.. bs.~e- 9Th sui 10Th "a.
T. BARNARD. STEAM KINDLING-
81 WOOD FACTORY No SIS s,u.h-s. sna No. esl Fronts.
kudKrs w cod from the ecs OF Pine. :. 80 PER o.i
Use S1EWARTs COUGH CANDY-Ths very
u bes, article rste sr Cough Cets .sd Bro-ch,l Af
rious l, p.esse. ali wac i. STEWART Co., Asaafs
turrts NJ Se5 Peak Ct. Ne~.losk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

TyHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY Of
II PAINrIN0e-Open DAY and EVENING; No SIS BOA.
~ Aamisaon y cents. Hsv sssl b crowds Il siassos
Sa1Seapssu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
A., TAKE NOTICE.
TAX SALE.

0 TAX SALE.
SN SATURDAY, the 9th day of August next.
ohce of the Ce;k Of the Corpora on at auction, TO
the bidder, for cash, the following Lots and
G.; the same being seized by me for taxes due to
the Corporation of GEORGETOWN, as shown 10 the
suhoined schedule, and will be sold as above to sat
lsfy the same and the expenses incident to said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
FOR RENT AND SALR

with back hulidins, No 2sS street nUSS moth,
gsetIeen 5th and 6th streets west Gas all through
hssn e also, good bathroom, aud has JOS,
her corner eth and streets on PSs;ts ,ha
motel, Ue6l l 3. b. .CAsTLEMAN.
A NALOABLE FARM FOR SALE-situat,d
"A IN Alexandrla county, about 2k milss frorr
S SeS95Ess3wp st the Intersection Of tie Georseto%n
sure on the premises, or of Y. RfCHAR DS. oornsr
l3th and streets. WASHINGTON. b. c. ia Ie.S
"A three story FRkaE RS6ssRRs RSS9 sRs ySl wi,6
tWo-stofy back buildings. containing f~om o 10 Is
sSove erSpe,fy soGa q Yards back and side alleys The
sachnsetts avenue, between 4th ana 5th SITS. Pes
sons desirous Of obtaining heaIthy and anist rai
dsnce you'd do well % oa at No 80 of ssid prop
square for sale. :. o ' ;a 90 ~
y RRENT IS WASHINGTON CITY FoR
lEnM OF fEARS.-The undersigned will lsnse
Of tslsSssoIs tenant ant eE fys years from the 18th
vest corner Of Penn. avenue and iith street x6ch
Ut Ut neafy hve years past has been well known As
th 81 and most successful boarding house ir
nue. sbous u,SP M,Sss5oPS6s Its gosjton on Penn
w Wasnihngfon ISM Ihestre and Philharrnonic Hall, one
" uosa oi whieh Is open nearly every night in the
eligible in Washinston cty r bots us ssnf me 81 m9s. @
E EhuTopean 2sn. It's sleeping apartments can easily
oe stIang eo 70 accommodate one hundred persons
S;n;r1 'aO,d da stn lodgings; while its cooking,
rang sd TO accommodate even q far srester nnmbs,
oriyas vas E%rpPean % P,an The entrances, public and
hal than others that can be established Eor nv
formation concerning terms sc .n,ix 80 W. Il N
WALLACH. Star Ofhcs. Wsssine9ogn.. m. u If r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON

"We recommend our correspondent to try Mons,
Soyers new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
Ii s made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor Is ex
oellent, and u affords considerabe aid in cases of
slow and weak Questionable Lancet. :.
'The Snltana's Sauce is sayory, piquant aud spi
cy; g. happy combination of fayors and essences
WORTHY Of the delicsts taste ofs satana the genius
eliminating Pubio."-O6ssrver. - -
"a oonosnisation Of al the piquant resources of
Turkey and Russia Unittd Sercies Gazette.
Gas o ttIlater of the Appetite this Ssuce stahds
alone. IL ls most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh,
or Fowl, and should be placed on every dinner Ia
ble.n-Atfas. = .. ~
"The Sultsns Sauce is most delicious zest."-
Mors. CArcnicIe. - =
sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
G.YyELIN, PIT Fnlton street, New York; and
BRAH& HAYES. 80 Cornhill, Boston.
: 1.-The SultaDa Sauce can be had in Washington
Of y. III: :RfDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKELL& C
MlI.LER, ga Pa. av.; III. H.VOSE & CO., corn
or Pa: ay and 10th st.; and other Grocers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
GEORGETOWN ApyERT1sEM,Ts

Ar1 TAKE NOTICE,
16n persons owning property on either side OF
DC Des sMeet between Congress and Green streets,
have 6csyp the the sss
asoS rlth good hard briek and in conformity 10
o oe,staDllshed grade ofsaid Beall street. The work
. uss ia Al respente be done in manner 20 be ap-
Ebs oi ny the undersigned or it will be rejec'ed
ost oLkugust next, or it will then be made by the
bae and raid for out of the tax which has
pGTs PsreCnsd svied Tor that purpose. -
NATION can nenf who may wish further infor-
"'- ID" u ..... JAMES J. BARRETT, =
iGegsrssstOTs iTg ss%Ts 2; c., July 2st, 1883. '' ''
FOE SALE EORRENT.-The HOUSE No. 1O4, !,
i, nv eH street, Georgetoyn, at present occupied
ne of sooss .srsss sse
ably known for ITS heaIthiunsss. and its ohooe so
Siety as to make further description Unnecessary
Address sEsni 'sHs, Rs.aS
3.-e. : ------ - - jy 8-2awn
! A. TAKE NOTICE. --T-- =
Nil, persons owning property on either side of
second street, between High street and It's western
.nIt are req qulred by an ordinance of the Corpora
on no ID c., approved 2Sd day OF JuIy,
paved with good, hard brick, and IN cenformity
20 the established grade of sad street. within thlrty
days. The work must be done with materials and
10 STYLE OF Workmanship to be approved of by the
Improvement, in each case of failure will be made
0y the subscriber and paid for out Of the proceeds
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor,
De. 90 Commissioner.
1y 25 StawtAu24 - = 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
7 M. SINGER cos - %

Washtsstoa OMes-No. 3sS Pennsylrania Avenrs,
:. URder the NaftoaaI Hotel. >
For families, taiors, and all manufacturing pur-
poses they are uneq ualled more durable capable Of
doing greater variety of work, and Of earning
more money than any other machine in the marked
The new Family Machines at $50 and SIS are at
tracing unususl attention. = : :
We invite all To call at our new Office, and
examine them and their work. The great economy
in using Suoh machine viii ct once become ap-
parent Explanations given to all. Circulars Illus
trshng al Of Singers Sewing Machines, with specI
mens o. their work, furnished TO ALL OF sent to any
A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist,
And other maehi.e findings kepton hand, and sold
II.r., ..iiI-I II. - 1. NJ. SINGER & CO. 7
WIN. H GLOVRR.AEent. : - : : ma 8-iy
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w LEWIS PAYNE,
W H0LESALE ROOTANn SROE DE

w LEWIS PAYNE,
Wholesale BOOTAND SHOE DEALER,
BridSs street, GeoTEeto,cn. ID. C.
my stock of Youths, Mems, and Boys'-oSr
ChLFSKIN SHOES, for summer wear H8d
Ny stock of PATENT LEATHER
WORK is also assorted and well worthy of atten-
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
(suitabe for servants also on hand and constantly
making.
NT Country merchants and others In want are
invited 10 call or address me at No. ~ Bridge st
Georg etOwn, ID. Z. ". sp H-tf :
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it.l HALL e CORNELI..
= bRAyNo!.Is. g,ISS pEv6E'G 5is sRXfT' saS fST.
Sm 100 Il los Fkiton street. N<to York.

EENTLEMENsC CLOTHING MADE TOOR-
DER;m,Wss4isss gsntIsmsn s ths isrgest end
CoeunEs of every grade and quality, Marseiiies and
Silk ysstings Of al styles for the present season,
style Of the art at prices at least twenty peT cent
ehsaesr than the usual city. rates a trial Is re-
= - - - WALL, sTEPHENs & Co.,
iy1I 222 Pa avenue. bet. 9Th and 10th sta. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
EINE .READY-MADE =,

ZINE READY MADE
Black Drap d'Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
White and Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do.
Ruff do. -
Travelling Busters, &c. .
fiaving connection with the largest manufacture
ing establishment north, We enjoy superior adyan-
tages for SUPPLYING the very best goods at the low
any thing in Washington, and the workmanship far
sxces any thing heretofore offered this market,
and is SO acknowledged by all who patronize our
establishment. .f .-I. ...
We al so have on hand superior stock OF Gents,
svery deserinti"n, at sb"st motcs AZ sm. al a
vance on the prices of our ready made clothing.
j. NJ. McCAMI.Y & CO.,
jy1 ...... tr-- under National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
WOOD AND COAL.

rOAL!-COALm
" WOOD!-WOODm
l,N0 cords GOD; ,cO0 tons COAL-auality
unsurpassed. II equaled-which I will deliver from
the vessel or yard at prices which cannot IA il 10 suit
purchasers. My friends and the public generally
are invited to call before buying elsewhere.
'- r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
gu 10 l4th street, east side. near the Canal
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To HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

To HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INTEREST-n
BY Purchasing your Wood of
IL A. PAINTER, at the Red Sign, at the new
once, corner Of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
II You will not only be sure of full measure
but yon will get your Wood Sawed in 2, s, or
pieces, III and Spit-E1i any size desired.
III F1fty cents per cord cheace than II is sold
from any other place In this city.
IL His Wood is Of the Best QuaityJ IN
Best Quahty.f A"
IL He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,l III
Cats and Boxes-( LII
III The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kindllng Wood,I III
kindling WOODY LII
- / Free of Chsrge.f LII
III Notice. ll II the above does not show how
TO get il Rich n il shows where TO get your
IDMoney's Worth. III
- Now please call at the above offioe II = and try
It'll You will get a quarter of a cord Of the best
Spruce Pine Saved in Z pieces IT , and Split ri
for 81; pieces for 81 l21i; pieces SI-25 or the
best Oak pieces Sl.Nh; pieces Sl.5O; pieces
S167h; or the BEST Hickory, pieces SI5o; pieces
pieces 80. All other parts Of cord at same
rates. 80
Orders left ats w.K. Handy's, opposite vii.
lards Hotel at VIM. Ballanty nes, i8 7th street;
or At Pages wharf, at the foot Of7th promptly at
tended 10. Once removed TO the noI tn side Of the
bridge corner of 1th and Canal streets The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
ieH A.PAYNTER. At Pages Wharf.
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EDUCATIONAL,
r. g BROWNE Will open q Classical aud
tween and I, on MONDAY, 2ad inst a1 iS St
iAFAYErFEa a1Ss a51SSspTITgTE, ! Try. ~ 49, = :
Fro, r,psorEssoa I: c: LQMis. a; NJ; PRIscIrAL.

tween n ana 7, on MONDAY, 22d inst. au IS St
I IiAFAYETTE. .INsTITGTE, - 80 :
LoMs mis- A. Iti Mti Ps1sd2ssi Psns 2a i'
oFoTmsrfy President ~ & q ne WiiniissfOs Rmai,
The next session Of tSHef,; tSis in .,;,,,. ,;u
on the htst Monday IN september. Its design is to
inpart substantial, liberal. and refined educatian
& Ihs course q stod, is and thorough
which attention is chiefly directed to the esig,ssn IN
Emil the ana dHt5seps.ssO smb!s tae common
Of Lite ature, Soisnee, and Modern LanSnSaes
taught in ,9r highest female institutions. Young
adie, the course entitled to dipio,
ma, tne mshest testimonial a literary institution
Professor pcnsld MscI cod having ,ransfsrredh In
dersisned, the Institute has been removed (, the
2 Ssnta suaas
20 give. in course of i.ctures his dIstinSuished
services to the classes literature and rhetoric
the @ oIua & seTms see At
an rs eosw - = = = 80 L. c. LOOMS
M SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS ATa
iVlR, II. HASTINGS. of University COLLEGE. Lon
so 1loT% tS,PP AND
scho9l Tor Boys on the lat Of September next.
and thoroughly taught the ofinstruction will
the Greek and Latin lansuages ,Geometry,
and ending in the frst week ofJuly, will be divided
into three terms. Fee for each term, S2o, in ad-
References are kindly permitted 10 the Rev. Mr..
RRary resident OF Ge3rsstown College. and to the
FprtbeT nslt,cuIa5. % wI II hnlnsson. hs aiaso e,.
vertisement. Meanwhile parents and guardians
w1shlng to engage the assistance of able teacher
Dnnswin Terrace, Mass. Avenue, between I4th and
l2tn streeLs. au us-eOdsw-
WESTERN ACADEMY.-Tho duties of tins
v, School VIII he resumed September 5th.
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