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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-14

heOkuk Nursery.
n IN and after the 18th Of September, / will have
~ on hand, for sale, = lot OF choice
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Small Fruits aud shrubbary adapted to this eli
mate and. the wants of The people especially
Hoaghton . seeding 0ooseberry, red and white
Currants, Raspberries, Strawberry plants and
Grape roots. Time for transplanting, from Sep
tember to une.
Orders may Be left at No. Estes House, Main
street. VIM. BARNES.
Keokuk, Aug. 2, 'bo-dAw0m
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GREAT INDuCEMENTsFoR CASH
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT CHEAPEST RATES.
IN ooop STYLE. ON
fast printing Yresses!
Daily Gate City
JOB OFFICE.
Being we'll supplied with everything necessary
to do GOOD WORK, and having recently
made considerable addition in the way Of
NEW PLAIN TYPE!
We can make it to the interest Of persons
wanting Printing done, to give Us call.
We ham jlst resolved fnm the Aallfatlsn
avery large and choice assortment Of
FINE PAPERS
CARD STOCK,
Giving us great advantages in both quality and
price.
Buying at headquarters at the lowest wholesale
Cash prices, can I'LL orders for Printing ct very
Low rates, ana Hiii live.
PUNCTUALITY
II the rule in this Once. Work can always Be Aad
according to promise.
SNAli kinds of BOOK 4 jon WORK,
plain ana fancy, done with despatch.
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NvEx-Gov. Wallace, one OF the oldest
inhabitants, and lately Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, died Of apoplexy at Indian
apolis, on the 4th inst.
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ca The proposed billiard match between
Phelan and Roberts, the English champion,
has fallen through, Roberto friends failing
10 back him.
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TFrom January /, 1859 to August 27,
3,505 81 bushels OF salt were inspected ct
tho Onondago Salt Springs. The amount
inspected during the same time 10 the year
1853, was 3,69S,995 bushels. Decrease,
19l, ga bushels.
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the right of it, and it don't become his son to
contradict his words, now he is dead and gone
-'speci y when he was sich a God-fearing
man; b, can't think there is any Moses on
airth tb could bring water of sich a rock as
Seth Re, srs' heart. !"
''Dont be too sartin, Isaac. God never put
put the well there for nothing and I kinder
reckon see his hand here. anyhow I'll try
to- morrow.
:" Try what, granny?'' exclaimed Mr.. and
TRY to find the well in the rock of Seth
Rogers heart" answered the old woman, put
ting her pipe in her mouth and getting up
Why, granny, amt you mad struck ?''
queried her amazed son, while his family stood
looking at the old woman in dumb amusement.
mot bit, Isaac; know all what I'm about,
though / shall keep my own counsel, and not
tell you one word Of what brought me over to-
night. Only don't any on you give up; only
jest trust in the Lord, and cast all your care on
Him"
80, granny, do stay and have cup of tea.
We've got some real fresh"
Not tonight, Massy," shaking her head
and hobbling across the room; "I've got to be
all alone, to hold counsel with myself; only
don't forget what I said about casting your
caro- on the Lord"
fro BE Continued
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L PER For THE PGBLiC PRINTfNG. a
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING.

washington, Oct 4, 1853. (
provide for executing the public printing" &c, ap-
proved August S6 1882 and To the 10th section of the
act entitled AN act making appropriations for the
Govefnment for the year ending June 81, 1850, ap-
PRAYED March & 1859, sealed proposals. WIN be re-
Monday 18th day. of December next st n O'CLOCK
for the public printing for the year ending on the
Tne subjoined list specifies, as nearly as can be
ascertaned the quantity, quality, and description
Of each kind of paper that will be REQ qaired.
10000 reams fine printing paper, unc.lender.d. tn
measure "a by ss INCHES, and to weigh forty five
pounds to the ream of 4sO sheets. -
f. Glass 2. - ..
messure "a by 50 inches, and to- weIsh Sfsv,,r 20
pounds to the ream Of 4so sheets. ''N
so ream. superfne orint,os p,,.r. hard ,;,.d -,
forty eight pounds to the ream Of $50 sheets
and so q By 3 na
weigh hitJ pounds to the ream Of i80 sheets.
CLAss4
l,ooS reams superhne map paper, sized and calen-
dered, OF such sizes as may be required, CORES
pondllg In weight with paper measuring Ie by %
I. cLes, and weighing twenty pounds per reain of
431 sheets. ~. = =
calendered, as may be requirsd 10 by "a inches and
OF ~ sSoh weight per resm as may be required. =
70 be oil n-n and cotton, free from all aduteration
with mineral aud other substances, and of a fair
shoets each, and ia bund es Of ffEo realms Zach eosh
ream TO contain 40 perfect Sheets. Uniformity IN
color, tho kness, and ht will be required and
under We per cent. from the Standard weight viii
be received and the gross weight win in all cases
esTeeHIIed Mi1.ns Of vaous thiet in The
e.ed a violation OF the contract. ---.. =
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/. 5000 resms writing paper l6 BY 2s nohes to weigh
twenty three pounds per reams - =
twenty pd pounds Is per p 9ea% SsaUn' 20 ~e'sn
s. SOo resms writing paper, ls BY IS nches to weigh
:, twenty SIX pounds l-.iH. 80 y
twenty tour pounds per 81 r. Tea% One' " "' ''s
o. Screams writing paper, Is by Is inches 10 weigh
twenty. Two pounds per ream r --H
Dc 4Wreams writing paper, u ny 18 Bches, to weigh
Twelve pounds per ream et ,i.aa- :
All the papers desig gnated In classes and must
CONTAIN $50 perfect sheets to the rea, and sort
terlas free from adulteration, finished in the best
manner. cut 90 true edge, lad fiat, and securely
Is sns 70 be- xbss ~ sSs The c.s
be white AID Of the Sizes aud weights specified in
The right is reserved OF ordering greater or lsss
quantity of each and every kind Contracted for i'm
al i'e os:sss 70 be furnished at such tunes and in
Each class will be considsred separately, and be
subject TO separate contract but bidders may offer
No proposals viii be considered unless aocdnps.
nied BY the guarantees that the bidder or bdiers
ms or thei. proposal shall be accepted. viii enter
70 fur nish the articles proposed. Blank forms for
proposals will be furpished at this Office, and none
VII es fsn INTO unless substantially
All the papes in the several Glasses must be deliy
cred a. such place places a. may be desg mated in
extra charge OF xpenss and sa6jsot to the inspec
non, count, wslsht, and measurement Of the Super
inSendcnr s9d be IN all respects sAtlsfsotory. 81. .
this oce, but bidder. are required to arnsh, with
their yrePossl, samples of not less than one spirs
proposals. may be based. The suees,sfnI Bidders
VIII be required gidiS g conforms TO their saapss
vii bs I sd,s;ssd to JOIN a1sT
d,"snd esforsed ''PfppoEli 3 fpr snpplyiaE p!
l. .Earnths flag k.e sslfnfissasg oc o-eotu
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The LADY WITH rHE WOODEN Leg. .-On the
Norfolk circuit, Lee was detained for the plain.
till in an action for breach of promise of mar.
riage. When the brief was brought him, he
inquired if the lady for whose injury he was tc
seek redress was good looking.
"Very handsome, indeed, sir" was the an.
swer of Helen's attorney. ~ .
Then, SIR" replied Lee, ''I beg your will
request her to be in court, and in a place where
she can be seen" go;
The attorney promised compliance and the
lady in accordance with Lees wishes, took her
seat in conspicuous place. Lee, in addressing
the jury did not fail TO insist with great warmth
on the abominabls cruelty (which had been
exercised towards the lovely and confiding
female" bcfor them, and did not sit down till
he had succeeded in working up their feelings
b the desired point. The counsel on the her
side, however, speedily broke the spell with
which Lee had enchanted the jury, by obser-
wing that bis learned friend, in describing the
graces and beauty of the plaintiff, had not
mentioned ono fact, namely, that the lady had
wooden leg The court was conyuIsed with
laughter, while Lee, who wss ignorant Of the
circumstances, looked sghast; and the Jury,
ashamed Of the influence that mere eloquence
mad upon them, returned verdict for the de-
fendant. .sL SIS = v.FEE. NJ NJ /
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To HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS

DLOOK TO YOUR INTEREsTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of =.
j." A. PAINTER, at the Red Sign, at the ne y
ONCE, corner Of 9TH and Canal streets, opposite
Centre Market -
NJ You will not only be sure of full measure.
but you vii get your Wood Sawed in 2, 5, or
pieces, III and Split III any size desired.
HI f1fty cents per cord cheaper than lt is sold
from any other place in this city.
IL His Wood is of the Best Quslity,( IN
Best uallty.f LII
III He has the biggest Carts and Boxss,l IN
Carts and BoIes.S III
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kindiins WOOD On
u All delivered Free Of Charge,l m
Free of Chargef {"
III Notice, III Ifthe above does not show how
to get ID Rich u it shows where 70 get your
UMoney's Worth. III
Now please call at the above once II , and try
I'LL You gill get a quarter Of cord Of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces Ir , and Split mi
for 81; pieces for &LlS1<; Pfeces el IS; or the
sI62k; or the best Hiekory, pieces IN sS pieoes
8l75; pieces 81. All other parts Of oord AZ ssme
Orders left at 8. w.K. Handyl, opposite WI
or at Psges wharf at the foot Tth st promptly at
tended TO. Ofhoe removed TO the north side Of the
bridge corner Of 7th and Canal streets The money
20 dsSSompsny the order or be ready when the fuel
ieH APAYNTER. at P.rss Wharf
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EDUCATIONAL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

NIGHT SCHOOL.
,aso npscSl6er yill open; upon the Sd Obtober.
tween Pa ayenne and ID street north over The ,.oT
o. wilson d Bari. Here will be taught All tbe
Engnsh branches, Mathematics, Ancienf and MO-
ern Classics, Book Keeping, Drawing, Ens,neer
Ing, Arohltectnre, National Philosophy and an or
winch the calling IN life Of any individual NAV de-
mand. There viii also be delivered. twice A week
cal relations " al 'S P'aou'
For further particulars see principal.
II Residence-No. s4s L street, bstrsen- Isl 18Th
and 18th. -. a s ,S'n
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THE GREAT OYSTER DI,coyKRy- 1Jno..,.r a,
Minion Bxsh.ls already 1akeg.--The Nerwalk
ioazeue OF october 4th says that up to, SATURDAY,
night, inclusive, upwards Of ESQ ,o00 bushels Of
and other cram All through the week from two
to three hundred sail Of vessels were engaqed IN
dredging; and again on sunday over a hnndrf 4
neeticut highlands. gentleman 1csnpet~nt a.
jadge, who has beeuupo the ground, glyes II IA
mis- opinion that the entire bed cannot ef x6austta
In fve years. The average earnings Of every man
who has worked npon the spot II stated in thu
Norwalk paper 70 be, 1.-THE lowest figure ssisns-
sibie, twenty dollars a day The discovery is
more rcfaun sratiye and va d tble than any xold
mine ever discovered In Czliforniaa /Rhe excite
ment all along the Sound eontinues. = u
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.s DENTISTRY

n -aa DENTISTRY. fElf..E '.. .
DH. HILLS, alter q practlca! test of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recom-<>
mend the Cbeopastlc Process for insertingSs(
artificial teeth Ii has the advantages OF ofId
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion.
Ohsoe 306 Pa. avenue. '-7 D r se =
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DENTISTRY, 60.
TEETH.

M - TEETH. l....
Iyl. LOOMS, nj: D., the inventor and patentee
of the MINERAL. Plate TEETH, st~
tends personally at his office in this city. 6
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~1D
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodates
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest. strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. - -.-.E.
Rooms IN this oity--No. $40 Pa. avenue, between
phia. I-Iy
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CABINET WARE. &c.
IRON HALL a
HOUSE EEURNISHING W
WARE-ROOM,


E6k1 No. 31s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ~
.ort@ent Of CABfNET WARE Vss over offered to
dria. and the public at large. embrscins-
SSBhSstered In Biocateiis, Sir Plush, and Hair
Gilt frame Pier and Mantel Glasses.
Gilt Brackets with Marble Slabs,
Marbl top Centre and other Tables,
Ns6ossny, and Painted, with ] or Without fih%.' Ms4
so:sxOoSS, Walnut, and MAHOGANY Bed..seds,
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Marble top
Ro.ewood, wslnut, and Mahogany marble top and
Oak. Walnut, and Mahogany marble-top Side
Marble snd other Etssere., with mirror-raok..
Walnut s1d M.Sos.ny Sofa: and fets"a-ts tss; ss.,
Reclining and sleepy hollow Chairs, b.
Chars Sh;. pS Of Ssvery description and style,
ETtepsion TabIssIn Mshosany. Walnut, and Oak,
Wc,kItabes, Tepoys, Music stands, and Dressing
Pisos.,pTins Under Beds and Spring Stats,
ri ESs: q auG: sfGs'S5 GSSigi. siE
and Plated Goods, Table Cutlery, Jspsnned Goods,
We are now prepared to furnish hotels, boarding
houses, and private dwellings complete, on liberal
Sc q stawtf c.w BoTELER.
QSA ID STREET. OSN
PAPERHAN6INGs-N stock, CHEAP for
cash. ~ ~
Paper hung BY experienced workmen, and salts
SPRING.sExT LOUNGES, ID.
CARVED WALNUT TETE-A TETES, "a.
SPLENDID ROCKING CHAIRS, $50.
SLEEPY-HOLLOW CHAIRS, SI2.
HI All the Furniture is manufactured in this
oity, and guaranteed A No. /.
.. f. JOS. T.. X. PLANT 4 Co.
..... Parperhapgers and Upholsterers,
= $50 ID ST., bet. 9Th and 10th.
0 Furniture Repaired and Vanished. ap II-1y
FRANK T SANDS, UNDERTAKER, north
dons 1 east G corner 9Th and sts.; keeps
sizes of READY MADE COZ
EMS: Calls promptly attended to at all hours.
VIII also attend to the removal Of bodies from the
old burial grounds to the new cemeteries
Terms most reasonable. ap8-Sru
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NEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
A. Ine ontles OF this Institution will be resumed on
the lst Monday In September next Circularse sta
astdressi ng the Principal, "
Sc e2-Tu.Thd SSw NIL NARROWER
w school viii be resumed September 5th.
au8-eoZm Ff ... s. l.. LOOMS.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ID FOR NEW YORK.
I ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AMI

l. ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AN ID
SThTER0OM. $40.
IneN Nov York and Nlrsinta Screw Steamship
SSommPsnrrs SmpP ny new and elegant steamshiP .fcAS
MOS NJ VERNON Capt II. c. Smith, <e1kfN
wi, W ,,ssaSe the ComPany's Depot, W Mes cess~
nnhE nsrves, az II o'clock q, m. every wEDNES-
= o'clock p. m. same day
fastengsrs from Washington and GEORGETOWN
oaa GHse INC coacnes connecting with AlexarduA
s.ssmoosts OF railroad, which leave the corner Of
nh hueet ano ia: avenue hourly, or they can leave
on me steamer from the Western Wharves al m
O'Clock q. m. - ~
state rooms can be engaged on application to
Messrs, Morgan Rhinehart. Western w hsrve.
Freight will be received up to the hours Of depaT-
HI Insurance will be effected on ALI soods n,
this line at the ofhce Of the Company at n per cent
The accommodations for passengers nv this line
are every respect hrst-o ass and every effort wal
b9 made 10 reader this communication with New
York sn agreeable and healthful one.
~ For iIelght or passage apply TO FowLE a.
II. b. CROMWELL a CO,
se2-ly e6 West st., corner Albany, New Sork.
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notice. NoTIoEa notice.
Opening of Real Partisan Goods.

NOTICE! NOTICES NoTIcE@
Opening of Real Partisan Goods.
On Monday, Oct. p tciH open a large STOCK Of
FRENCH GOODS
of my own importation, sll Of which we're carefully
| selected by myself viii ct IN Psus last month. am
| the haudsemest goods, st the lowest prices, ever
exhibited for sale in Washington city. therefore
selves ofthe truthfulness of what assert.
GI dss
Empress Eogenie Head dresses,
Marie Stuart Head-dresses,
White Marabout and Gold Head dresses,
Chenille snd Cod do.
Bla.k Plumes, ornsmented with Gold, for the
Steel Buckles and handsome HAIR Ornaments.
An kinds oi REAE LXcEs, msds to my order.
SS,H's s1SisRRs Rsc cssSStIIy ssS and GuPurs
s1,sss pG,Tse Lsce sc Sets std Collars
Swiss, .Jsoonet, and Csmbrc Embroidsriss,
The latest Partisan styles ofTRIMMINes such
Crotchet Fringe. crotchst Buttons,
Psssementsris, Ehile Eaconne,
Efhle Plasse. VetOur FscOnne,
richer thsn any eyer before I sold N Washington.
Gag de PlpDes. bought expressly for the pur-
pose Of trimming the Sombreros Marion.
the latest style OF hats worn BY all fashlona-
Bile ladies Of Pans and Eng and, l"a
A choice assortment Of Bonnet and Trimming
Bertha Cape, la Marie Antoinette,
Palermo Zousve,
Velvet Ribbons, 10 Black and High Colors,
Wide Back Velvet for cloaks, best quality
Black and Colored Bonnet velsets,
valour ImperIa,,
Bonnet 81 Ike, in al ooors.
par,sian Qnches for Ronnets
A splendid stock OF Cloth and Velvet Cloaks,
great variety of Chidren's Bournous, Pale
tots, and Raglsns, both plain and enbroid-
All Oftha above articles, and great many others
not enumerated, were purchased az the opening Of
the present Partisan season, ana eeQuently
q whole season in advance Of the STYLES usually
found here, as the goods imported 20 this country
are generally ordered the preoedIus March. and
hence necessarily Of the previous flPs Pa.sian
styles. Hence, TO avoid the annoyapce Of being
Europe stopped few weeks IN Paris and bong hi
the above goods in person, from first hands. hope
the kind patronage Of the ladies will enable me 10
make yearly trip 70 Paris with the scie object OF
keeping p.ce with the Parlsian fas hlons and 10
have all new styles Of roods here st tie ssT,e TINA
they appear upon the Paris Shelves
Particular attention rIven 70 orders f p
CLoAKs and BoNNETS made 20 order in the
latest STYLES.
N, B.yLssies wishing any choice sst,cle. from
Pax Pax, II may obtain than sy lssyi.s their orders
sea .e q ~ so 80 ia ba- "' 81 ws.alMAts. M.1ts. s,....
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. "A AFoNIF Ell ID IA,
~ CONCENTRA POTASH

More than Double fAs Sressfh Of Ordinary Pota sh.
: For making Soap without lime. with little q rouble
and at trifliny expense. The cheapest article ever
discovered for the purpose. One pound will make
twelve or fifteen gallons Of good Soit Soap. or nine
rot article for cleaning type is perfectly soluble
and free from impurities. Broken IN snail Jumps
tarsd @ At tie CHI tLEEG RCHgMiTdL WoRKS
B,ook6 hs 3: an end sold by p pR R; PgRkEE&c0 s
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III Ralph Waldo Emerson remarked, ina ne
cent .ectufe, that onr trust In physicians was not
Confidence Of their skill, but despsir Of our own
s7Ea.1y - tosslss1 sa5 q srIHass1 fsas bslav
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W00DAW,oODn- Oak, and Pine
w M1op furnished at low rates, either pre-
+. J. & w. NJ. GAIT,
Propnetors of the City Steam Fire Wood Mills
Foot Of nth ST., below War Depart.
Ohoe-N. w. cor. 18th and c sts., No. SAY
IL Orders left at either pace will receive prompt
attention. se N
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G. o A c o A Lmo A LIZ

u A LIZ LII
Now afoat and dlscharging-
Sohr. Milliam and John, Schr. The Bee,
Bringing thorough aud complete assortmen nt oI
AnIItnasets IA GOALS from the Lehish and Schuyl-
one OF Cum berland COAL. '' so'
Persons about laying in their supplies for the
winter VIII do well<to give a call before d r
chaslng, as we are satisfied our facilities for fur.
ntshlng both Wood and Coal are unsurpassed. Goa
thoroughly screened before delivery Ear weight
ana measure given. Eair prices ex xpected.
II. j. w. NJ. GAIT,
OHce-N. w. cor. 18th aud SITS , No SAY
Wharf-Foot nth st below War Depart
C.Orders left ateither place will receive prompt
attention. .-'--' rseIsp
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- FEMALE TEACHERS
Il WO Young ladies, Sisters j eT perienoss ,a.ch
ens, a,e oesrops ot entering seminary for ladies'
Vocal and Instrumental Music Latin E,anoh
clan Painting, e' 'i Gnu "io-
For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star.
OF 70 MT. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.
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WooMWoon COAL,
w WoOD,oon COAL,
.1 @ WOOD COAL,
lust received a lot prime sapling HICKORY
MOOD; On hand a large quantity of OAK and
PINE WOOD, part Bakers Pine.
90 COAL OF ALI. KINDS
ALI OF which will be sold at exceedingly low
prices. WARDER d STEWART,
offloe cor. " and 18th Streets
seS wv yard 18th St, and Canal
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A CADEMY

"A OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
SSZ "a ErsHpe, bs;lce,a sra and lOfh Siresfs
lWALL, STEPHENS Il Co.'S BuILpTNG)
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH Ann
FRENCH.
DAY fANDEPENiNG CLASSES FORL1DTES
AND GENTL EMEN
, a. MI: De MSNTHURRY, Professor of Modern
LANGUAGES a9d Literature, and Spanish Teacher Al
Seorgetown College, and 6. .ALEXkNDRE,P Pro-
lessor OF the French Language and 1itersture have
tne nonor 70 announce that they will resume their
CLASSES and private lessons on Monday mart al -
October, at the above Academy. ~
r. rioiessots Monthnrry and Alexandra. in order 10
lecnitaee those who may not have time during The
aay 70 avail themselves of the benefit Of the acade
,y y % aoa uIre perfect and practical knowledge Of
u9ns O their friends by opening Evening Classes.
ne Spannish VIII be held on Mondays, Wednes-
Gays ana Fridays, from to 10 O'clock n m the
ffehen enc on tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
For terms and further particulars inouire At the
acaaemy, where ons Of the Professors will he in AT
tendance daily, from to l2a m se 20 iats
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WOOD AND COAL

A l.! o A L.!
.cd, 5gst srrivedi I've and nov lying at my wharf, the
ceiebratsd White and ed Ash COAL which viii
sell low Tor the cash. Also. on hand large lot of
hlckoIy, Oak, and Pine WOOD. Also Cut ard
Split Wood Of all lengths r. w. HATES
Wood and Coal Dealer
80 u l4th st.. near the Canal.
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Mas. NEs MsSds dMssSSf2gRsNIcK's SfgsN SCHOOL.

hpS MS, MuhSS,o oMGSoRhICK'S SCHOOL.
NIHS. MCCORMICK desires 10 inform her
itenos ana the public generally tha. she will resume
tember next 0 'e' 4ionuas In sep
The course OF study pursued will comprise All the
ton. -e"e" euuca
In addition 70 her DAY scholars she s de.irous M
recelylng into her family few pupils as boarders
mediate care and oversight. nv ''
her arIangemsnts for the accommodation and
cue care oil pupils have been considerably ncreased
ana otherwise improved. Those in washngton
desirlng particular information with reference 10
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For terms and further particulars apply at her
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THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL

THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL.
On 8th Sfreef, beftceen X asd L.
This Institution will be opened on Monday sa,,
Sth: Circulars may be obtained at Bookstores. or
H tn sPPcation TO the Princi pal at the Insttution
private play grounds, and the quiet locaton re der
thIs most desirable school for bOys
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