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STEAMBOATS,.
MIssIssIPPI.
IINITED sTATEs

UNITED STATES
eN5E.. MsEMr-wEEKLy MAIL LINE TO SiIA&., h
ifsas&$s4s4AeL VICKsBURq "a
Ths magnificent U. s, Mail packet VfcksbMrg, Capt. r
n White master will leave ior Grand Lake Vile
or Landing Fort Albums Natchez Waterproof Rodney, st.
seph Grand Cuff Warrcnton, ycksbrg. Mllken's Bend
Providence, Stacks Island LANDING, stipwhs Landing
and Point Worihngon, every THURSDAY, mbP.M
The VlCksBuRG win take freight for Ya1oo river
to DO re- shipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Mt 5P.M M.
The magnificent u s. Mail packet NntclicZ,, Captain T. p
Ieahers win leave for DonsasonsIe faqismns, Bsen
Adams Natchcs Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph Grand Gu
Wmren,on and ycksburg, every Saturday, atb r. NJ.
The Nachez connects vt vicksbnrg with Dew Drop
and win take freight for MI landings the Yazoo river hn
as Greenwood, nj hghwater rates, without detention.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets viii
their regular days, without fall the hour appointed All
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible any letter or package
containing money iewery other yaIuabc unless regular
bills Of ading nken specifying the yne
the freight paid for any sauaes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained In their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board, OF 10
a a1e ~ y. j. PERSON x CO.
Jel5 II Corner Of Gar0ndelei and Union streets,
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Leaves with Dispatch.
REGULAR oU AGHITA PACKET-Then new,
49, magnificent, srunning passenger packet steam
Lizzie Simmons George II. Kirk
will leave above, Camden, Beach Hills,
Mler's Bluff Chanpagnolie Wilmington Moro Pigeon Hills
Caryylle Saline, Alabama Landing, 0nacha City
lomond, Mouth DArbonne Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff Co
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply board
vIRGINIUS. c. DENTZEL,
do Advertising Agent
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FORT ADAMS

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets.
THE STEAMERS Golden Age,
- - WIN. McCombs master, Meteor, s. Heao
master. The Golden Age will leave New Orleans
every SATURDAY, O'clock p. NJ; return
Ing leaves Bayou Sara every after the arrival
leans every TUESDAY, at O'clock p Nj returning leaves
Bayou Sara every SATURDAY after the arrival of the
from Woodvile taking freight and passengers for all landing
the For freight apply board
HOLMES & GLAUSS Agents,
seI0 6m No. IA Tchoupitouas street.
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Receipts OF Produce.

vlCkSBURG-P Per steamer Charmer-53l bales
cotton Buckner, Stanton Il Newman-se4 do b 4
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.
U. 5. MAIL LINE FOR /

M h pas, Daily In connection with the N. O., o. and
4k&kfC. " Rairoad-The fast steamer St. Mary. J.
- T. Akisop master, built expressly for passen-
leaving Berwicks Bay daily for Pattersonye Cenerve and
Franklin and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
st the latter place viz, fo@rhorse mail coaches for St Martini
Running time from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, being tho quickest route travelled.
As the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeight than boat in the trade
Shippers will please the boat their dray receipts
]. N. JOHNSON Il co..
SR No. 5 Old Levee, Agents,
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Leaves MONDAY. Jan. 3 at Up NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ For Grand Ecore, Natchioches, Tiger Island,
ls4kkasf SSt Maurice, Faverons Montgomery Durand's
BnYon,s, Mouth Of Cane river Collie, Aexan.
dria Noman Barbins and all intermediate landings
RveThe magnificent and fast running passenger packet
Sioux City, Sam. Lawson MASTER Wilt leave as above
For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTAEL, s.s
DBL Ayent
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TALLAHATcHIR RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. 10Th inst. Mt P. NJ
RE GULAR TALLAHATCHIE
~ h and Yazoo River Packet-For Mouth Csld Water,
Iocopois, Nllatoba, Lefore, Greenwood Sdon,
rchnls, Y.z9o City, sasrtia and al intermediate
steamer Col. II. H. Juds0n, A. g. Harrison, master,
will leave above and continue in the trade Throughout the
season. For freight passage apply on board. &
VIRGfNIUS G. DEETZEI, -.
d27 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every TUESDAY, at 5P. NJ
REGULAR OUACHITA TUES

fncket--Ihe elegant, running passenger
lfieG33Gat7 packet Peerless, Len Moore, master, will
hieave as above for Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff,
Castor Landing Csumba Harsonburg, Trinity all landings
Black river Red River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson,
Baton Rouge Paqnemne Donaldonville and all intermediate
landings For freight passage having unsurpassed
modatons apply on board .
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI.
ms Advertising Agent.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI,

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. ats M
ST. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
49, FOR ST. LOUIS-CONyECTJNC Nc:
~ h at aiEo with the Illinois Central and Al ST. 1ouj.
with the Ohio and Mississippi Rairoad--The fine
1ss.shzs regular passenger packet steamer John II
Hoe Mark leayenworh master, will leave ST Louis and
al Intermediate landings above freight or through,
tickets to all points North East West, apply board
this steamer. - = " f''' "a
ng- No berth considered engaged until paid for
R-A plan of the cabin be and rooms secnred
BY applying At the Companys Office Camp street corner Of
The above steamer will take freight Memphis Na,chez
way and plantation business. ~ N' " ga
d27 i'io' y. A 19nSiIml, ,.n.
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~ Leaves on THURSDAY, Dec. % at S W.
80 REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
6eG. II Orleans Packet = the fine, regular passenger
steamer Republic, sami Montgomery nfas.
will leave for Memphis and ali intermediate
andngs above For freight passage board or 10
-. BELL, BUCHANAN 4 CO.
vi NJ. . ...essg, 81 Poydras street.
This boat Nasoeon with regular nackets FIR
the Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with superior
packets for St Louis ~ 'f''
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Leaves SATURDAY, 3lst inst at 5 r. NJ
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW

T. NJ.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
/, Hsd h orleans Packet-For Memphis and The Bends
The new md magnificent passenger packet Inn
pcrial, Charles S. Rogers, MASTER will be ready
To- receive freight on Thursday morning Of God
street. and leave for Nnchea Nicksbusp Memphis all pnn
taon and landings above For freight or passage appi
on board o. " pT' 'if''
d26 '' w. A III ILL
This boat connects at Napoleon regular packe for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with the Mem
pms and Railroad and superior Louis
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2s Mt P. NJ, positively.
d l.. Korns Bros Line
FOR BLACK RIVER, LOWER
Rs !. Tepsas and Bayou Macon, Floyd, Monticello AMI
~ Deericld Wasaw, Trinity ind all the ine,medi.
passenger packet steamer Flora Temple, NJ Gwarney,
master will leave For freight Or passage apply
board. ,.., -,
he Temple has been chartered for the trade and
will remain during the season. e-
na- No bills paid unless contracted by the agents.
~ VIRGINIuS G. DENTZEI,
1926 Advertising Agent.
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~ h Bayou, Coushatia Campte q rand Fcore St. Man
rice Montgomery, Cole, Alexandria Normans
MssEa@a Barbins and all intermediate landings on Rad
kiver-Ihe neg elegant light dranght and running pas
senger packet Starlig ht Glas Hayes master C. f. hives
clerk, Will leaic freight or passage apnr on
board. ff' wa
-. yIRG1EIUs G. DENTzEI,
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with Dispatch
Regular Tensas and Bayou Macon Packet
FOR LOWER VENSAS, BAYOU
~ = Macon, Floyd Monticello Deerfed, Croekett's
Point, Warsaw, Trinity and all inteneda,e land
ngs Bayou Macon and Black rlver-The new,
light daught packet steamer Dale John r
Norton will above For freight passage,
having comfortable accommodations, apply on board.
yIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
dI7 Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves every SATURDAY. AT 3 P. NJ positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
~ = Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For Trenton,
Monroe, Pine Bluffs Castor Landing Columbia
klIarrisonburg Trinity and all intermediate land
ngs Ouachla and Black riyerThe magnificent passenger
steamer r. w. McFae, J. W. Tobin, master, will as
above, pnncuay. For freight apply on hoard
VIRGINIUS g. DENTZEI.
n3D tdverisi,,p
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m O AR HITE C T 9.
OBvIcR BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
New CRxrRs MARKKr,

Uos"thstoS, o<PSeo6eY "a, 16d9.t
september, ls5e, entitled Gan act proyidins for tSe
erection Of nsE On the siis Of the
sad Saieby invite psns q shs
market-house. to DO erected on the Site above indi
front budns acne ssn e ahe se
DO two stories ~ height, and not less than about
xen.y stalls The upper story paossa to contain
4. large and commodious chamber, suitable for =
Mayors Court, when the same shall be establ shed;
TSe so BE
spacious and oonyeliegt stairwsys and means OF
gsHs1 ss d sS Susaa saHS s
Ninth: ,t and street, may be one story in height,
entrance into the enclosure on the south side for
i aS snd 0ssr aSd
.iOnai ability may ansge.t in cssryns out the above
drsnsso &c. viii Be duly considefsd and sSssSs spprs
~ !. desired that the building shah be in the mod
srn style Of srchitecture. such asis now generally
thy Of the prominent Positon Is to occupy perfect
70 sss s e. as S s1 s bs
s q E N: s limit the
drsd thousand dol lars. ''es'' ~'"o nun
.sa sG: s lss. Ss a.s s.
ne tasss'Ss Sss regard e the srInss; s scy
tna si sbs S1 6
ps s sSs Sf three hgpd,ed ao
the adoption Of pss to employ s1y 1 aFohitsct ct'
@c5 tAs RiiSseuon Of The
foHHNkf, feS9SgRtE ,e9SgRtE. com,r..
Join r. ENStis,
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pREPARE FOR WIN TER
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves
Crates! Crates! Crates!
Parisr Companions! Parlsr Csmpaniens
FURNACES! FURNACES! 4,
&C., &c &c


- teution Of their customers and the ysS- -.
nI6ss9s aSef Of the .SoveHsun.sr ~
-, - psssed by any thing offered n this mar
the establishment is solicited, in order that psr-
chas@srs @ may Judge rightly for themselves.
The name, Cox, WHITMAN & Co Philsdel-
Coo. !ss
2. NoaTHa CHASE a. NORRIS celebrated Gas:
staSs. ia ' another Of the best and
s The sSrHwaIp Srovx, with Reservoir and
I'm Warner, famous throughout America as the
most perfect Stove ever made, can also be had at
In fact We have the exclusive agency of the Stoves
Our assortment of PIRYEcr CexpLrrr, FxNroR
CohPLErE, ROYAL Cooks, BALTIMORE CoMPLxrH,
&ea e; 4e is large and carefully selected.
our "GAs, s,BvRNrNG PARLoR HKATrR," declared BY
As evidence Of the fact, Ne have ALREADY this
srason pptup upwards Of thirty, and this Is the first
thn;, nave ever called the public attention TO
On the shortest notice we are
also prepared to furnish and
erect dAYwARD's or KIsrKR-
Bock,sFuRNAcEs. The single
mention of these cannot but
secure your patronage.
Ouh essoitment OF PA1JoR and CHAMBRR SrovKs
seldom is such . variety offered 70 the WasIissios M
ytohe, cambininr, es they do, ell the advantages,
sach !. a. erst sasiss, DO.
that, in connection with their Stove business tRey
have largelv increased their HousE-FuRNIsHTNs
eno BUILDING MArKRIAL departneut. They have
Also secured the agency ofa PATENT FOLDING Iron
rangement ey< DSnvented.
W SS2 PA. AVENUE, BETWEEN sfH AND 10TH
STREETS. se xs-eoim
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A WEnDIs CARp.-The bachelor editor az th,
Fredericksbasg News has received from brothe,
bach an invitation to his wedding. The editoI
eonsents 70 attend - ssmournef," |" but not q
Dsas Sir Lord willing and the woman don 1
gao g nave you peesent 10 profit by the exam
pie My prospect Of married blessed.
ness may not be % bright, but my experience 0,
\. & = sssssdstss has Insured me agafnst regret
la shost long fos the chain, and expect 70 hug it
WIN inciosnrss-with everlasting sstisfaction.
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WOOD AUD COAL.

c GAL, 90. I, oA1L,
,hes hDssiy ssIsSssd; PEI schoonss ASslins csSeo q
Ccoking or PaTlor Coal. Ii ignites quickly. does
nos cinrer ~ the stove, and burns out very clean
nrn be soid very low III delivered from the ves-
lot Cash, or notes bearing interest," xnisss
sssss asseed wyea: Yhose Of INV customers who have
o1s o1s s:g me their G5dfs: GaH 's y =
pEALsn IN WSop, Coal. Sam. AND LIME,
A TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
going 20 quit the Wood and Coal business, and
supposing that such report naieht iajrys ms Ue
take this method Of informing the public that We
have never had any such idea; and. also OF tender
Ing our sincere thsnks for the liberal patronage be-
to merit acontinusuce Of the same.
j. w. MYERS & CO.,
Once and Yard-oornsr g & 22d ats. First Ward.
WOOD AND COAL.
~ Un srs rSw becsyins our usual supply Of COAL
very best quality, and selling for delivery this
White Ash Egg-nze Goal at $500 per ton.
11nse, Srate, ana Furnace son do.
Heo Asn, al Sizes. 6.S5 do.
SumosHsno lump. ..-.....----- 3 Is do.
tz:Iu8u 30 DO.
nsI niItoV wooa '......'.-..-....;.;;.eG eGS pr cord.
:, Come with THE CASH, and we viii convince you
mat ours IL the Cheap Yard:
Office. and y.;d,WM w 2; MYERs y E 3 Co.
Ward, Washington, and Water ST., George
town. S-2V
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OUTRAGE br 4 HAcx D.,v,,~La
a&e the wife q one of the Psspsctable citiseas ~
chacn9o. Ill fee1rned home bv one AZ ~ ~.
f,.ins n fso1 viat sne teok fAcf It he 9 nicu
charge - ths hack, oae sf WHOM - iste - ~ :
veh1cie. and on ths road attempted - 49, isn.
proper h6ssties With hes, and % ~ arrivsi n
hes own door inslseea o. going Into ne boV,se'
go Rgoceede1 N aeafch e tie -hackmen, but fhSv
h4d d1ecgywod 1heiT 0roe, and aod nom the cffv
Theis Aikkt alsae avsd tkem fFom punishme21i
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~ co ALI!
.chnn,st iust stxivsd 1e nsx lyinE p ny wharf sh:
eelsbrated White and ked 1sk COAL, which III vii
fs!i low for the Dash. Also, en- hand large lot Of
Split Wood OF al lsnsths r. W. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
seS l4th st.. near the Canal.
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Dr Mr.. Phelan has re.ewea M rn.,l.... 4.
nooefe, TIE English billiard champion, foe n in
sesnanonal match 10 Be playsd in New York CIV.
~ oS ,ooQ o. oio,000 Ode. S'''
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NJ Advics fton Utsh asste sss<. Il. rhe
party e femigrsnb reported q hsvs sbesn athcksd
aud Linn 0pusty,. Ne. Tke ehahoascs kilied
one maa ana woundsd throo e8hws. Ths WonndA6
ysse esrea fss - ths military pet on Ben RIver
na csssehment bad been ISN'T In pursuit Of the
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-,,!!SS5bSS + FHEEkNlkis HEEkNlkis.

E:
Eln%Ssrs,Ensd, p E% undsE the arm Of LArsLEI THonAS
iasss Che iste frw viii b. ssftisd and ths he con-
t,.ot. shersof viii be fulfilled BY the pndersgnsd
lnsss st the old stand, No. 96 Eirht atreet. Bsiti
more, and vh9is alone sqfhorised 20 collect the
Baltimore, March Il. lasp AnoaAAo'
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DENTISTRY,

fsels that he can witt cont dence recon- <
mend The Cheoplestio Process for inssrtins0 -
artificial teeth It has the advantages
strength beauty, cleanliness, and ckeapness. Pull
UPPER sets inserted for eSL Partial in proportion
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pLAiNFIELD AcADEMY,
The 9th session Is months) commences Novem-
per Ist Every effort is made for the comfort and
tire ex pense, go per ssssIon. To fti few vscan-
cies call e Kirk wood House. October 18th, (after-
II. K BURNS,
seS-eolm Principal and Proprietor.
EEoRGETowN FEMALE SEMINARY
The dutles Of this Institution viii Be resumsd On
the lst Monday ,a September next. Circulars, sta-
unS terms, nay be obtained st the Seminary, or BY
se2-Tn.Th&s s6w N. j. NARROWER
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); ::;s. II {. fi::s: 81 ;'s:!
Essls iSi 9 4!
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STOVES, FURNACES. &c.
3:1S


Biz EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. C1Q
The Subscriber h.ss leave 20 fnfbrrs the isdiss
ana gentlemen Of Mashington and vicinity that he
has nov his large STOVE, CRATE, and HOUSE
FURNISHING SALOON thrown open for their
mspechon, where they can be suited in their seec-
uons from the fss1 and largest assortment Of the
above named goods that has ever been offered for
Please call and exsmine-at No. SIS Pa. avenue
between 10th and lith streets. : =
90 I'm G.. WO0nwA Arm
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Baltimore, March Il, isss.


-, CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS. -
Rgrchsssd the entire inherent Of ny former partner
nation ssssonsse cSs lHsr ssii ssd. SHasln sn
the public IL senessl.- M. JossrF b. TABrLx, for
house of Ms.rs: Noris Grsss, of Nsw Y Yori OK
e1ty and fos the last three years Of this house. viii
forgesiy. The ,busiasss VII s. conducted under
ne ss1sf asa and '''ls 'kErRvErwomAsA ! co.
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AkaNrsa


fseErza aFts W 81 sst - - sslE .--
sfsilsfsara sassass sstsfs $50 .ys,,-s s.s,4
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C. o A cL'o oImo A LIZ

T. Go A Lmo a LIZ
Now eaost and dlsoharging-
Schr. h HI Stockton, schr. Mary and Caroline,
schr: Phebe Nelson. Schr. Henry B. Bascom,
Bringing thotouGh and oomplete assortment OF
Kill regions.
Daily s1psetsd, cargo of Lyken Valley; also.
wRs,:on. nbort laying in their supplies for the
chasing. as We sre satised our facilities for fur
Fishing both Wood and Coal are unsurpassed Coal
and %saaSrs sxsn p esi1rs F weight
& w. NJ. GAIT,
Omce-N. w. cor. l2th and SITS /, No. SAT-,
Wharf-Foot nth st !, below War Depart
.N Orders len At teither place will rsceive prompt
bItentions se15
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WQoDIWOOD,n-Hiokory. Oak, and Pine
~ W4iOR isIashed d et low rates, either pre-
o, o-.-..., T.. q w. NJ. GAIT,
ProDretors OF the City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
Foot Of 18th ST., below War Depart
Omce-N, w. cor. 18th and C sta. No, SAT.
Orders isft as either Gee will receive prompt
e'tention. se Is
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You CAN FIND THEM
At ER ANNIs

Are you ,oo.i0. 20, rr. !. ATcFssANcIg; cFssAAsNc MO
sSsl sEss5s sSSssF #ssE4q SSEs 4aqHHasIss fRssEHH
BOiLEkS. or other housei eeping articlssf You
can md them at FRANCIS, on 7th ct
IIhhbBsLE kMSiiy6S, POCKET, KNIvEs,. KA.
th0gsand other ussful notions! You can end them
q NfhANClS' 40 7th st. - ocI
MISS y, A: LOCKE Continues the latest style
u Of fDkESSMAKlN6i in all its branches at No
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sffes e8 -, aIflfs4. .nats. - -,
ss,a5 = stse. ) = sEssis s 3 ~ a. =.
sfsisz4ai sfasss.itisns 20 - ei r.lsss.t.,f
8tse sasfa & assss aess sss5 ~
80 4 s....- 90
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NIsCEILANE0us.
- ea MRS. wnNsLOW,
I'm ExReriencsd Nurse and Female Physioisn,
y presents 10 the attention Of mothers, her :
s. s u THING SYRUP, :

Hos."sS W Viz eSseuuon OI mOtnefu, ner
s. SO O0THING SYRUP. :
- yassa Fer Children Teethins, 80 {
Which greatly fAe.sss ths process sssbine By sosn
ng The gams, reducing all inaamnaueu-wil slay ALL
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
depend upon H. ohers, h will give yosrsslsss, snd
kELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INKINTS
We have put mp aad sold this article for yea md
Can str. SosrIDENcE AND Truth sf Il, wbs Ne h.vs
M.disia..EIv.s MRS. "a. II * rzlssD. :D an n
rrcf a cuRE,iiwINsLOw'sl.h.n t;m,i, ...s
ID ss e. l.s. SOOTHING .:..s. a
q: ss.:I,sy; ;.n.s: SYRUP d:iiss:i VIII i:
virtnss We speah In this matter "a WHAT WI KNov,s
TioNSot THrS6LriLMfsr OF WHAT We lirsr De.
a .n$ s s: 5: saas ;sss ...
or trspy minutes after the. .syrup 10 sdminissrsd :
nost ERIfNcED and sxiLTuL NUasEs = NJ E~ "a.
land, and has bsen used with NEvKRFAILING succRss IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
only relieves the child pain, but IN.
stomach and bowels, eoreets aedty givss toue and
GRIPTNG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoL,c.
and eoavusns which, IL speedily remsdi.d
AND sus EST nrm FOR Gsns;s sns;. u, u: s1,9
IN =. all ease. Of Drs- CHILDREN lENrERY aud DIAR-
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EDUCATIONAL.
NIGHT SCHOOL

NIGHT SCHOOL.
1883, Night School, situated upon sth street. be-
tween Pa. avenue and street north over the store
o. Wilson Barr. Here will be taught all the
Enghsh branches, Mathematics, A pcienf and Nod
ing, Architecture, National Phiiosophy, and All or
any Of those branches Of q Business Educattou
which the calling in life Of any individual NAV de-
mand. There will also be delivered, twice q week
short lecture upon" Business" in ell It's practi.
For further particulars zee principal,
III Residence-No. s4s L street, bstveen isth
ana ieth. oc S-Sm
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
On 8fh sfyssf, befneea X asd L,
e., ThIs Institution viii Be opened on Mondsy sept
on 10 sy ss 1e SSsained 2,
The limited number Of scholars, Thirty the smSIs
private play grounds, and the uist render
this most desirable school for boys.
au Is A. G. RICHARDS. Prfn'L
M. MRS, McCoR MICK's SCHOOL. :
..1HS. MCCORMiCk desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she viii resu me
tae Sanes of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will COMPRISE oil the
branches requisite TO thorough English ~educa !.
In addition TO her day scholars she ID desrous Of
aged from 10 70 i years Who viii Be- under her sm,
meolate care and oversight =
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
que care Of pupils have been considerably increased
Sad 2aasr.,ss lmproyed Those in We.hington
her school may apply to w. D. wsiiach, Editor Of
For terms. and further psrtieulars apply .t her
re.ieenSe-No. 80 Caperon street, Aiexsndria, Va