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EHcSkeEszic Fnstieyufe.

NHE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
/ on the first Monday of October next and continue
forty weeks uuderthe superincndance Rev j. W r. Nc
Kcnzie, assisted by full corps experienced Teachers The
buildings are large and pleasant and laboratory well supplied
with apparatus The two Departments this Academy viii be
entirely distinct 80
Charges Tor Board, Tuition, Room Rent Washing etc. for
session Of forty weeks:
English Department, If paid close sl1O 90
Do Do Z. If not paid at close Sl2I 90
Lngual or Mathematical Department plis at close $3.50 90
DO Do Do not paid 1T close, Sll3 90
Music on Piano Forte, with use of instrument $50 90
incidental tax on each student 81 90
Ten per cent allowed for all advance payments. Pupils charg
ed, after the first mouth from time of entrance and no dcuc-
on will be made under any circumstances except poraced
sickness AuciIst Of 1S5S---o.Iv
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Pure EiGuOrs
Texas Epenifemfiary.

ilLANTA1ION GOODS-COTTONS AND WOOL
/ LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention Of
planting interest to the above goods The testimony oS who
have used them, establish the fact that they superior to
M ehocest goods OF similar naTe brought to the State
Inc material Of which they made best II the besand with
out alloy Our agents for the sale q item Mesrs.
Carol Hoy Co., New Orleans; Mesrs H. Rungc & Co. In-
danoa Aessrs. L. b. Mich Is Co Gaveston; Messr J.
Burke, Houston. JOHN Bt.ssER Fnap'l Act.
Hunisyile. Augnst. lsss-.an.s.loGm- -
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PHILOMATHESION.
frUlI Ehe Wilmington hIUH'
The Escape of the "Eusan,"

1t must be palpaOle to every one that the es.
cape Of the Niraraguan,"emigran or fibus-
tiers from Mobile, may precipitate at any mo.
ment crisis in the foreign relations of this
country. From manifestations that have been
given out, it can hardly be doubted that the
British and foreign forces in Central America
are on the eager lookout for excursions of this
sort, in that direction, and that the "emigrants"
may be either intercepted by capture before
landing, or pursued on land. combat,ed and
arrested after embarking. The news Of such
. an event would at once rouse the volunteer
feeling in this country TO the highest degree of
excitement, our whole Southern and Eastern
coasts would be IN blaze, immense reinforce.
nents would rush from our shores to rescue
our countrymen and sustain our interests in
Central America collision would ensue be.
tween these bands and the European forces
found in that region, and the most angry and
threatening state of things probably result be-
! tween our Government and those of Great
Britain, France and Spain.
Nor could our Government itself look calm
ly upon an exercise OF force by European pow.
ers for the regulation of affairs in the central
portions Of our continent. Il has given abund.
ant earnest Of its own purpose to repress illicit
peace Of the Central American States and
even overstepped the limits of constitutional
and international law in arresting, at one time
on the shores and within the limits of the local
jurisdict on there. an illegal expedition Of this
sort but it is hardly probable that it would
look with complacency upon an interference on
the part of any European power in the local
affairs Of Central America, for the purpose oil
protecting IFS feeble governments from assaults
Of cur people, which we have given every
proof that we will prevent by all the legal and
constitutional means at our command. There
would arise not merely the ethical question
wheriber the particular act Of the foreign gov
eminent were justified in morals. but the great
political question whether European govern.
tnents shenid Be allowed 10 ipferfere for the
regulation Of -eaIe;rz upon the American conti-
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FsRuyssrurr, Collin county Texas, Oct, %, 1853
SirIconsdcr the Harvester bought oyou The best ever
MIR ought to have one. Yours, i,c., Ii. sTNNpEoitD
DALLAS CouSrT, Texas, Jaly S, 1851
MCsSrS NjHor H!nsGie l. Co:
GcHi!cmen,-n reference the pcrf Of he Ken
lucky Harvester, have only say that have cut with II -
iacl with the Harvester have i1ut different kinds Of
R!apcr work besides the Kcuucby Iiarycstr aud AIN salts
principal which IN lsln2ss OF draft aud convenience
q rafting and leaving the nn an nntanslcd condition for t
binder. There 1--WE others II them In the nclghb1ocd immo
dateiy Rround me- AMI hear ta!r aud others speak Of
ySn There T Vim fi e concf5e demand for them in this saaoy
another season Yours TiP' saa .s a S Is5
aIcssrs. liHlcr, UinrGtC & Co.!
cnt,smcn-I purchased Of yaar agent, two Of your Ken
Ssy ay Srs ever o to dis coun rhoo
great pany of my neighbours vino want your eapers ard wish
vest Let ne know early possible, It Is the atrann
many my neighbors that write engage ten Reap
er, in forty 9Th: hours after hearing from you
achine the field This county needs at least 10 90
Reapcrs, Yours respectfully, DAVID p. FEAhiS
We, the unrlgnel, have hcue. used the Kentucky n-
yeser, well pleased with lis performance consider the best
Reaper W. have ever aen and would recommend tito the farming
| community. j. c SHERWOOD, kaufman County.
GOLD DONALDSON,
JANE: y JACKSON,
W. 4, WEST,
j. G a q Akron.
JAMES .. CRUTCliFIELD,
sAMULL JONES
Ihsvc Just returned from visit to the State Fairs Of I1ols
Nni Kenucy have the acquaintance Of many manufacture
agricultural implements have examined large variety of
Rsapers fully Of he opinion that the Kentucky lprvcstr
is the best adapted to the wants f wheat iscrs of any
chine invented used and the Of the farmers with whom
have become travels express the opinion.
About 100 II these lryesters sold in Texas during tn!
.C 1855 and they have given universal sascton ia
II have heard.
The aryearrs will be ready for delivery at Jefferson the
LIST Of April, and at Ailiwpod on he lst Of May.
Orders addressed to j. NJ. & J. G. MURPHY, JEFF
erson, Texas, to the un!crsignelat MillwoOd Tex
AS, will receive prompt attention.
Price $50, at Louisville, Kentucky.
To which will be added the freight to Jefferson Texas
81 Circulars fully describing this machine will be
forwarded free Of charge, on application.
Address JEREMIAH SHERWOOD,
ihlliCOod, TtrGs.
Iam aac sgent for
Miller, Wmgatc &; Co.'s Two and Four
Horse Lever Powers and Thrcshcrs,
and SUGAR MILLS.
The latter particularly aape grinding Chinese Sugar
Any Of these will be ordered for persons wishing them
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD. |
Mwood, Nov. l, 1S56.--19:tf
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SCHOLASTIC.
Esallas CoGfegiatc Fnssitu.c,

D0lias Collegiate Institute.
r 4 ME- and FE.I.ALE in scpcycic Den RI
w me0is; }. MYERS, \. NJ. and Mrs. NJ b.
MYERS, Priacipai,.
i"f eoHraf NJ 'tNdy IN this gH8itWii0a embraces all tt
aafcS WaHGg tnrht IA ne Beet Scf0oIs Of ne c0aniry
me scholastic year il divided into sessions five month.
each, the fist w!io mn tic first Monday IN st nbgr
htS, uid the second on the first Monday u February.
TERM; Perstsson Of five months, payable strictly at tie
Close Of the session. ~ follows:
LiIE&AEl -hccorng to branches studied, SO to $40
"iyoiS IaA', WIN use 0! instrument S25 90
iiIc"aN't' tAN, wood &c 81 Co
MGl.Il Lang ages Emlroilcry, drawing &C.. &c.ES7IA.
amer Tie trt month students viii he charged from the time
entrance 40 adtfi0n ia arg rTcCyf Or grOfgacid
ness p bo'rl can be obtained in the place the
'oni'e terms Frhrtlr particulars UdIicss the Principals
Mlns, IcA0s, jrly 2t.h. lShS.-l.1Y.
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l. Il. SMITH, Principal, and Mrs. S. J. SMITH,
Assistant
The first session 81 i' school, will The first Mon
dy oeoer The scholastic year VIII be YideL into
Siuas Of 1--WE months each
TEE&SoT Trsti0u per Session:
ortiotraphy l,ei!ilg, Writing, Geography nd primary
Grammar and Arithmetic, 81 90
Grammar AMI arithmetic continued, Elementary Algebra
Goposition Natural ro.ophy, Chemistry and History 10 30
Algebra continued GcQmctry. Triloucmytry Surveying,
descriptive and Analytical Geometry, Dintrcntlul and
Integral Calculus, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, the
clements of LaE, Greek and Spanish languages, 10
stndtnti charged from the time of entering the
close Of Il Sstflp, unless in Of proractcd iln'ss
Tuition pHySS,.slGt the expiration Of each tern
This school Scated in Dallas county, seven ms Moth Of tn
town OF Dallas, near the residences OF Bn Merit and NJ
Forncr l Board he had In neglhorhood Oh 0ra
Ne terms Each student viii be charged so plr session,
cdehthI expenses l1:iy
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GAINESVILLE IITSTTmUTE.
'FIIE THIRD SESSION Of this Institute will COM
Il mence Oh the Sd Of january, 1859, under the
superintendent of
7. T.. LLIOTr and
Miss !. NJ. COMPTOS,
Especial attention viii aid to the mental and
moral culture Of pupils entrusted to their care and
no pains viii he spared TO secure thorough know
ledge Of all the branches taught in the school
TUITION PER MONTH:
FIRST CLIss-0rthography Reading, Writing
and Elementary Arithmetic, 50
SECOND CLAss-Arithmetic continued Geoera-
ply, English Grammar, and Natural PHI
losophy, so
TnRD CLAss--For MI the higher branches, in
GLIDING Chemistry, Mental Philosophy, Phis-
iolosy, Analogy, Rhetoric, Logic, Ancient
and Modern History; also, Latin and Greek, 8 90
Students viii be charged from date Of entrance till
close Of session. No deduction made except in cases
of protrGcted sickness or denth
VISITING COMMITTEE:
DIR. NJ. W. Mathews, H. Gooding,
Rev. J. i. Wheeler, w. Bean,
W. L. Fletcher.
Jan. D. l959-07.5 mos
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pROfHsBIONAL OAnDg.
Joseph q. Terrell.

Fsrt North, TarraHi County, Teas,
WI sr.1i q ~ NJ fIrual tuinets lnnirl hm n a.,
Ger fihD ieth luicIi District r0mpf. ug u' uuii.s
fiH, 1T'lso Cote MlnisTie, Cay artlsr Tbr eiuorai
'us' JACK, Vie, n.au, lsn4Ht, raThr Jortli is on.
tata.' Apfll ~, lfai--i ..lyf.
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RsGuEala Prairie Institute.

AT Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
IL miles ~ T.. of Palestine, on the Tylerand
Shreveport Road.
THE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution opened on the Is
Mondayf August, under the charge Elder JAMES X
MALONE assisted by able and well approved Faculty
The buildings ample and commoios; Dormitorics the
plan OF Thomas JcfersontrO pupils 0niy in The
Departments entirely distinct in separate budngs-
Scholastic ear consists of two sessions Of five each The
dfeLhd Debating CnJ has fine LIBRARY pre- sented to
by the beray the friends Of the Institution. Students rccei
Glove of the session.
AN anage done to Dormitores furniture charged
to the occupants Iormeres furnished with everything ne
superior to anything in this State.
Charges for Board, Tuoh Room Rent Fuel and Washing
or ne Scholastic Year Of too sessions Of naonths
English Department, LIST Glass, paid at close, 500
~ not raidAt Close ITO
2ld Class If paid at close, 10
- IL not paid al cldse l2l
hhguai or mathematical Del armen; u paid at cls9 100
=, . - II not paid at close 1872
Music on Niol'n, Guitar or Piano, (eachD SO
Contingent fee,
Ten per discount allowed for advance PAYMENTS
Positively deduction under any except for
protracted sickness
Sept II, ls5S-121y.
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KkVEERY @rAmE.E..

JTH1Mpa0T 6 gUBERVIIl r,
Prowciois, Dalms, Dallas Co., Tex. ~
The undersigned takes pleasure in iufdri- i-N-]-'
inr The Iu'' Hugaiy, that they prepared anil viii aceur
mltr IL, trvlln immunity, aud al who may favor Ms with
f' ~ u best style. Attentive h1s,lurs and FEED Of al Mind.
''T'nly nn hand HUMP SHOULDERS g. at home ami win
ncI all 0a ih Square, ~ Horses III he kept tn ana nNcr
' te ,r go cents pr night. Liberal deduction " NJ hc made
| .ne week anlhnlh Travellers viii with Conveyance To
Any iant ihgy uny desire 10 g., by cali ag on ul
sept Ie"5- IV'dno' THOMSON y TUEEEVILLE.
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.yOIn q. Mccoy,
Isaac Nayior.
M. VVaVrcls Stone,

ATTORNEY AMI COUNSEkLO OR AT la w
NVII prarcr 10 the counties ~ E,u0uun, Coln, nenion, VI
W u. nUi na, also 10 The Supreme Court AZ fylrr, and IN
ho Probate courts Daus md uug coutles srecls az
rupu VIII he gycn eoteuus and The rercng of titles 10
and paius, rrc, 80, 1858 sly,
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= q Is a sort Of bad money, 10 which
afspl gree esHsHsy. r.
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-, all ca.es except where the interest or safety
- AZ. e.untry L. directly menaced, and ]
,,..,n. t,;neh froia stating what imean by that
49,, observe shere is n great clamor among
.art,in parts Of the population Of Germany
Gar war with France, in defence Of Austria,
and such States rs Bavaria, and perhaps,
uanover---the most backward States--seem TO
te anxious to precipitate that great contedera-
ton into this European strife, but l would
like the English people to give that portion OF
the German people to understand distinctly
that II .hsg eemnsaes On attack opon LOUIS
NAPOLEON tsiS reepts teiH not ccsae to their Aslp
II tA,v are beaten. cloud arplausel / don't
look with SO much hopefalnesa as some do rs
10 the effects that the war, If successful, is to
have unon the des,inies of the Italian people
but my sympathies are wholly with the ltal-
sans and, moreover, think, Were we placed
in their position we should not be very scrupu-
lous as to the source of getting assistance to rid
us of our opprcssors. When the Americans,
in their struggles with the Old Country, ac-
cepted the services of LOUIS XVI, who was
quite a. despoijc 4 sovereign as Louis Ma
roLEoN. l think The Italians may he excused
Tor looking to the other side of the Alps for
assistance in throwing Off the yoke of the Aus
irians. With regard 10 this struggle, wherever
| have been. whether in the United States or
Canada, i have found but one opinion, and
that is one ofsympathy for the Italian people,
and II hearty good wish for the success of the
French arms. (Hear, hear) AT the same
time il is coupled with the belief that there
rs nothing in the strife which is now raging on
that bloody arena, that can in any way prove
nimical to the interests of England, and
may add what have heard people in the I nj
| ted States say---they look with some dread on
| The amount of preparation making in England
| hear hear.) "for the purpose'-as is said by
| those gentlemen who have been speaking III
public-''for the purpose of meeting any even
Qualities" "Eventualities'' is the word l see
sometimes used, Now, the opinion III the
| United States is that war between two great
| Power, on the continent does not involve dan
| ger To England more than if they were n
| peace. and keeping their armies unemployed
! once heard an opinion expressed IN America
| 20 this effect; IF l Were in a merchant YES
| sell and saw two pirates, l should feel much
more 1T ease if those pirates were lighting
| .ach other, than if they were standing aloot
| ready TO be down upon me- daughter and
| cheers.) However, as yoa in England hav,
| aiken the initiative in this matter, hope We
| shalt keep the power in our own hands, ana
| let both the Exec utiye government of this
| country and foreign Powers also know thai
| we are determined. upon this occasion, not Il
let the blood and treasure Of England be was ted
for foreign purposes. or on foreign Objects
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COM nj Err GAL.


Tho market il as active as could be expected at
this sesson OF the year. The new whest Is stu
somns IN sGwy sns Il. he es Of indifferent
grades Is larger than was antclpated. nowev .
when tho receipts are sweed ny sne ole Z, te
jude Of the crop, which all reports represent a. OF
universally good quality, as well as more abnndant
than it has been for some years f'ouf ID very
dull, with decline in retail 'alfs. : M eh,,ve
The money market is quiet There Is no enanse
pertinncity the steaslihess and sovency IN az
branches of business winch have characterized u
for naay months.
ToBACCo.-The receipts of Tobacco nays been zen
much lighter for the last week, an" Mnrae inr
is much reduced We saote inferior Lnss at $50
$50; GOOD. ssasso; hne Fancy, s1a, so insf,e %
Leaf, So az. good, suited for manu1actnrng' SOU
atIg,a; Stemming scarce at S950al3; fine Eng
lish, sil5o 1885, good and fine Mannlact1s1ns'
FLOUR.-The stocks are better than was antlclo
patcd month ago; but still not iarge-thele are
,ra@fSd. super6ne, SG75a7; Extra $50; Family,
So. Market very dull
WHEAT-Recepts stu q Rsa =,
for White. The Gallego Miits commence grinding
Today: The other large mir, wi, not commence
operations until sometime next week.
CORN.-Market dull Mt recent quotations, VIZ :
| 80 to % cents T. bushel.
We quote 30 to SIS cents. The crop is understood TO
HAY We still quote rs to 90 cents from wharfand
store.
BAcoN.-Market unchanged. We repeat quota
tons Sides, lod lO74c; Shoulders &C.; piah HAMS
CoFFEE.-Rio, n'4al21sc.; Laguayra, l2a l2'ac
IN 8 f,AssES@New Orleans Il &c. Cuba Muse
ovado in bbs.. 2oaS'ac.; C.ayed Cuba &c; Porto
SSUGARS.-We quote New Orleans, 7}ses1$e;
Porto Reo. 7@gs5zc.; Loaf, &C.: crushed s
/ and Powdered. 1914 to lOi2c.; Cofee sugar S72 10
| 9isc.. rs in quality. ~
! CATTLE, HOGS AID SHEEP.
| BEEF-Sales of several lots since our last weekly
report at 81 ds R cwt. nett. Stock fair, and mar
AeVyEAsi-sales of fat Calves at SIS to 10 ~ head,
according to quality. Market dull
/ LAMB-The extreme prices are S25Odi TT head,
according to quality. Mar ket dull.
! NCTTON-We quote fair to good Mutton at
! $3.50 IL head Market dull.
! HOGS-No sales by wholesale Sales Tor present
! choice corn fed ,,,
| All kinds Of fresh meats dull.
/ MONEY MATTERs-EXCHANG
/ NORTHERN EXCHANGE-On New orb and Pha-
Snnh Of the Stoc. Bank notes and of the Bank of
the Valley. as are not taken by the Banks at a
/ discount of !. ~ cent.
cent discount. Bank of kanawha. no sale
North and South Carslina Bank Notes q tS cent.
discount.
GOLD "a per cent prem. NO PREM allowed Tor
| SILVER.
| Northern Markets.,
BALTIMORE, July ls.-Flour orb: Howard S5.75.
Wheat opened hupya't rat closed dull. with de
! dult: CHOW eDGsl; white S2aS Por quiet mess
I sl6sj. Bacon sides "a. Whiskey dull at q.
! New YORK. July lS-NoOn. Flour steady: State
| and Ohio declined 2Oc.: Southern steady mt $50 n
6.l5 Wheat has a downward tendency: new South
| eTn red ; 20 LIS white ; l55 30. Corn firm
mixed 92 yellow 90. Provisions dull and unchanged.
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BE- To TIE OPP FELLOWS OF RIcuMoND-We
Gauted IlTHoGRApH PRINT, ILLUSTRATIVE of the
EDUCATIONAL feature of Odd Fellowship. It
timore. Teachers and Pupils. with fac simile
portraits of the founder of Odd Fellowship
large number of the members of the Grand Lode
of the United States. An of whlchare taken from
Ambrotypes executed BY Messrs. Sackse < CO.. Of
Baltimore, and the Portraits by Mr.. p l.. Perkins,
ofthe same place. Among the number, we noticed
an admirable likeness of the Rev. ]. SaRiGLEY,
formerly of Baltimore, but located in this city
as the pastor of the LIST Independent Christian
Church.
The Agent Will call in person on the Odd Fellows
of the city. who will doubt. esteem 1t a priv
lie e To possess themselves of this valuable addi-
ton to the collection of relies appertainlng to this
noble order. whose aim IS ever to succor the dis
tTessed visit the sick and EDUCATE the Or
PuAN. ~ N
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II We owe our thanks to the Chariestoh
Courier for the courteous manner III winch IL
has called our attention to the omission OF
prouer credit in an editorial article transferred
from the Courier TO the columns of the Dds
match. If the Courier had designated the ar
tiele to which it refers, we should, perhaps
be able to account for the manner III which the
omission of the proper credit occurred But,
although we are unable TO remember the ar
ticle to which the Courier refers, we have no
hesitation in saying that the omission must
hayearisen from. nadyertenee or neclect-cer-
tainly from any cause but unwillingness to
accord honor 10 whom honor is due. and es-
pecially 10 journal of such exalted ability
and deserved influence as our Charleston con-
temporary
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"PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
JEWISH OFFICERS IN THE FRENCH ARMY.

/ 7 II u
The Jew iSh Chronicle saws:
The names and ranks OF 40 Jewish officers
now serving in the French army in Italy have
been published. This is an extraordinary
number, and yet the catalogue is incomplete,
and supplementary list IS promised As in
France promotion depends entirely upon ind-
vidual merit, we consider this number of off,
GERS as most honorable testimony to Jewish
bravery, skill and morality, especially when 1t
is borne in mind that the whole Jewish popu-
lation of France does not exceed 100000 souls
Those soldiers are found in all regiments from
the guards to the baggage train. we ca
imagine with what Zest the French JEWISH i
eoIdiars viii firh+ the Austrians, the biggoted
oppressors and prosecutors of their brethren
ia central Europe. 1t wonld be curious 70
know how many Jewish officers serve In the
Austrian army.
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DIED.

June 10Th. at the residence Of Mr.. Ludwell Brack-
EFT Henrico county, FRANCES MARIAN, young
est dau- hter OF Sherwood Carter, aged u years.
Dear as thou vert, and Justly dear
We VIII not weep for thee:
One thought shall check the starting tear;
It is, that tnoH art free.
NH. Religious Herald please copy
In this city on SUNDAY evening last, the 18th inst,
at 90 D'clork. Of inflammation of the bowels after
SIX DAYS. Illness. MARY LOUISA, dauShter OF
SacobA. and Martha Levy, aged II years months
and II days
~ New York, Philadelphia Saltwater Mimi
and Houston lTeXas.l papers please COPY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ma Leave not that - Chance which Fore
s,sTT NIGHT PROVIDE For. on CARE PREVENT!
INSERE!
Insure y0Hr 0trH Life! your Sfaress your
Honsss, aud NIL PROPERTY,
A remedy of to morrow Is TOO LATE for the evh
u Far ali kinds Of INSURANCE. npon safe. tasy
and satisfactory terms. apply nj the General lnsu-
rance Agency, ON Pearl street, next door 10 Il. u
Eacbo's. .,,,.x,,rs .,
eeP'"'' G.. BRICKEN. M. D.,
5en'l Insurance Agent ard Medical Examiner.
jy 19-3t
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MILITARY NfsIr.-Tbe battalion of Balti
more City Guards, Major Joseph p. Warner
at meeting on Friday night determined on
visiting Manchester, New Hampshire, during
the hfst week in September They win nass
Ihrongh Philadelphia, New York and Rose,
on their route "" f'"s Ton
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BOARDING.

DOARDiSG.-Gehte hoard and lodging ma.
- be had at NJ RS. jon NSTuN'. > boe flIns house.
(cVeI j. " Sipes' commission store. few DOR
below The ~ Charles. Main st, rs four FIVE gen
temeu AMI also tea ar fifteen rs day boardefs,
he comfortably entertained. ~ lS-lw'
DOARDiNG.-Severa gentce boarders can get
ID BOARDING in Il private family, with large,
airy roonis in healthy locality, and CONVENIENT TO
business. Also, day boarding on reasonable 6rns.
Apply at THIS office. ~ ls-3t'
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EA-99 ~ THE SHApE.-When the thernioneter
gets this high. most persons complain; but there is
p 2ne femedy-that Is, walk to WARING Il
9Th, and get a drink of RASPBERRY VINrG ar
SYRt p, withtheiricy Geld Soma WATER. Yon can
Then take seat IN the Square. and listen to the
all events Ii drink SODA WATER "often'' and Keep