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FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Honolulu Is
becoming more and more Americanized The
Fourth Of July was celebrated there like ma
tional festival A Dashaway Association has been
founded afer the San Francisco model-the price
OF liquors has not fallen yet. The American bark
Lancaster got wrecked-ofiicers and crew were
saved The whaler Twilight met the same fate
on the Marquesas Islands. Cap ain Hathaway end
com mpahons had a narrow esca ne on Hanumanu
Bay from the natives, who openly expressed their
intention to kill them. For several days and
nights he had scarcely four hours sleep he had to
watch for his life. The natives said they knew
there were English and French men-of-war, but
they did not believe in American men-of-war,
and Were not afraid Of any punishment from that
quarter. A war ragged on the island of Fatuhiva
OF the Marqnesas group, between two savage
Kingdoms. The characteristic of their warfare is
That they try to catch each other asleep for they
are opposed by principle to open fighting. One
party had succeeded in surprising the other kill
Ing two men and several women. and ma king
one prisoner child. The latter was first tor.
tured and then breakfasted upon by those inno-
cent children of nature. The natives of the Mar
qnesas have been greatly astonished lately by the
introduction of cows and mules, having never
dreamed OF the like before. The former they call
hogs with very long teeth.
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THE KILLING OF DR.. GRAHAM IN NEW Or
LEANs.-The n. O, Picaynne, of the Goth instant,
gives the following account of this affair:
Last evening, at soon after O'Clock, Dr. Robt
M. Graham and Mr. Ernest Toledano casually'
met at the Ruby coffee-house, on Common street,
and In a few moments after the latter entered the
former having been there some time previously
Toledano drew n revolver and discharged Eve
shots at Graham, four Of which took fatal effect
The Doctor staggered into the street, and fell
dead.
We learn from the statements of those WHO wit
ne ssed the occurrence that, upon the entrance If
Toledano with some friends, Dr. Graham upon
seeing him. put his hand Into his side coat poe ket
as III TO draw weapon. The mark of a shot was
pointed ont To us, on the wall, as having been
fred by 1T. Graham at Toledano. A Defring-r
pistol was found upon the floor of the coffee
house, and another like il was taken from DIR q =
person, after his decease
We are Informed upon good authority that an
animosity had existed on the part of DR. Graham
towards Mr.. Toledano, for some time past arising
out OF an impression on the doctors part that Il
was to ToledanO's influence that DR. Hart's ap-
was Attributable.
We hear Of frequent threats Of hostile charac-
ter as having been publicly made by the deceased
against Toledano, within few days, and Of we'll
grounded apprehensions, entertained by the latter
that bis life was in danger AS soon as the doctor
fell, Toledano surrendered himself to the custody
oil the police, avowing that he had committed the
act, and that he had done it in sslf-defence
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AN INTERMITTENT HUsBAND.-An INDECENT cit
izen Of Montreal suddenly disappeared;, two
years ago, leaving his indignant wife to her own
Tor him to come up again, she married a second
husband A FEW months ago this man, too went
of-but II was with the consumption and new
suitor appeared, counting her most assiduously
ana begging for speedy union. He was re-
tnrned Californian, badly scared by the sma H.
Pox, from which he had just recovered, and rem
dered very round-shouldered by working in the
mines, from which he had brought home to Mon
tredi many big Jumps; but in spite of his dam
aged exterior, she yielded to his importantly (be-
cause ne was wealthy, perhaps.) and they were
married After the union was fully consummated
the happy man astonished her with the intcli-
gence thar he Icds her first husband who had run
away that he might go and get rich for her sake
As she bad not recognized him upon his return,
ana had been married second time he had
Thought best to court her over again. and have
the ceremony Performed anew. We have not
heard how she liked IT,
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NS9pAscf IN IaDiANA.-An insurance agent in
As man Of t7uth and verscity, tells tins faiawS no
IN Illustration OF the verdaicy OF gentIrc,an 4
Pike county, Ind, with whom he bad effected a
In the list sf printed questions A. the conn ,.,
el3nks there is one Ike this .Ashes--how k.ni,',
The Pike county gentleman was burned ont ana
@r the IRE di scoyer,d this question 10 his poliey
%hd, resolving to make sure thsng OF his prs,
Intuun wrote our Informant sou .etRinpf N hi.
wise " Deer str-l was burned OF on the u day
OF - asd acroydiag 20 gear "a ws Il harl <. a. m,
49, .S They are IN barrels, what shzii do win
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SUBSTITUTE FOB LEkTnER-A new fabric has
esen invented, which is intended to supply the
pace OF ieatner N many Of its applications. This
fabric is composed Of cotton or other fibrous snb
stances, either woven into cloth or In an unwoyen
state, and satnrated or coated with a compound of
llnsaed oil and burnt lumber, prepared by boi ling
IN every gallon Of oil about three pounds OF um Der
IA powdered state, for sach length OF time that
The composition, when cold, will roll in the hands
without sticking. The fabric may be made in
coverings for trunks, travelling bags, cap ftmts,
OF as substitute for carriage or harness leather
% lor maehine-belting or hose-ppe. The mode
OF producing this material differs 10 some extent
aEnea, though the general principles are in all
S-sIsS sne s, same The unbef Is stirred into the
:, ~ on an,il reaches the point desired when
sGiated 70 produce special articles Tn. rrsern-,
"'aiee 'ne afueie bears to leather Is very close
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A MUSICAL CARD.
a. IITTI Il Dnoruon q

A MUSICAL CARD.
"A. LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF Music. having
returned TO Washington later the vacaton) W.
wishes to inform his friends and patrons, that tE&
he has ,esumed the duties of mis- profession. SGX
Baing the professor OF the musical department at
AnwIck Seminary. and having pupils elsewhere he
has but a. few leisure hours to devote to privats
scholars in this city to secure his services there
fore, early application is requested.
Terms md circulars to be had at w. 6. Metzer-
Residence at Dr. Hunts, No. $40 Pa. ave.
se6-lms
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CEILING OFF AT COST TO REMOVE.
$4,000 WORTH OF New GooDs THAT Musr BE
Run OFF IN FEW WEEKS.

Having leased the large and beautiful store-room
formerly occupied by Richard Davis, Pa avenue,
between 9Th snd 10th streets, as PionOforte Ware,
room, where shall remove IN q few weeks, after
improving identifying, &C.; and in order To 60 in
my new store with frosh stock of Gods will of er
from this day my present NEW AND ELEGANT
STOCK at prime cost prices. l
MY stock embraces every size, quality, range,
color and variety of fine Pearl. silver, and Inl aid
Portemonaies, Gard Cases, Soyenire, Dressing
Cases. Work-stands, w ork- boxes, Jewel and Odor
Boxes; beautiful PaPieI Maehs. RossS9Gd, snd
China, Parian, and Bronze Ornaments; Opera
glasses; 6eantifgl Engravinss, IA frames; fine
Perfumery, Soaps, DC; Childrer's Caruages;
Rocking Horses, bird Cages, Umhrelas, Porto.
Travelling and Shopping Bags I; Baskets Of every
var ETY.; and an endless voIietv Of fine French,
German, and American Toys for children. Ia fact,
my stock is the largest ever offsren in this city.
III. For any thing you want CAL carly and get
bartsins. j. McLAEGHllN,
se 10 Pa av bet. 9th and 9Th SITS.
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LAS COMELHAs COME En-BAs cOMEm;
III THE GOOD TIME HAS COME! :

SINGERS No. Q SEWING MACHINE
q Can notc be had for One HEadred DoEIarsi
Z ifFT7E No for Ninety Dollars!
For manufacturing pa poses the only reliable and
unexcelled Sewing Machine IN the world.-L m
SiagSr 4 Co.'S Gazette.
Family Sewing Machines from FIffy 10 SEVENTY
FIVE Dollars. We have tIied them in onr own fam
lilies and hnd them superior 10 any in uss.-L NJ.
We invite all to call at our wsshingtou Of5ee.
No 3Ss Penna- avenue, under National Hotel and
examine them and their work. The great economs
In using such machine will ct once become ap
parent Explanations given TO all CIrculars inus-
trahng al OF Singers Sewing Machines with speci
msns Of theH york, furnished to s OF sent 10
"A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Ty,st
= seq GsaeF masalne kndinss kspf hand and sod
W.. 4 hHa:,s5SSSER q, Z CO. Ass Broadway, 4 ! J.
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II WATER FIxTUREs.

have on hand a fms assortment of GAS FIX
lures such as Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets,
Hal and Drep Lights, Shadex, DC.
WATER FIXTURES, such as Pumps, Hy-
drants, Washstands, Marble Slabs and Basins,
water Closets, u'lrals. Bath Tubs. Shower Bidets
sinks, Rubb,r. hose, &C., all of which l will sell
upon the most favorable terms.
Water and g as Pipe introduced upon the shortest
notice. and warranted.
All orders from the country promptly attended to.
c. SNYDER.
Plumber and Gas Fitter.
sc ~ next door tn the Star Office,
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PHGNIX DISTILLERY.
OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.

.- OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This sta ndard brand of FI,E WHsxy ia oHerss
N the Trade In barrels and half barrels II is guar
ted as being perfectly pure WHISKY, entirely free
IRON deleterIOus substances. sud the pre-
mum merit OF being COPPER DIsTILLKD, frora best
NAILED RTB, under personal supervlEion
Having a large stock kof"MAGNOIIA,n % and other
brands of FINE WHISKY in NEW YORK and PHIIt-
out detention.
FREEMAN r. SIMPSON,
PHOENIX DIsTILLERY,
~ Sohuy kill River.
~ 1876 Wall st., New York. iy ls tOct5
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DENTISTRY. &o

H. DENTISTRY.
Tx HILLS. after q prac:Ica test of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon- <vr>
mend The Cheoplastic Process for insertingS -
artificial teeth IL has the advantages Cf<ILn
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and chespness. FuIl
YPPe! sets inserted for 3S5 Partial in proportion
Chico oVo ra. avenue set
H. DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. NJ. LOOMS Will be absent from the citx
dqiiDg the summer months, usual, but
VIII return In the fail TO resume practice M@
as will be seen by further and timely no-OLIIo
tioe, 1s,f
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EOOD EATING AND
w. F. BENTER'S RESTAURANT, on ST.
thsrear OF Browns Hotel block, CON
tinues to be famous az the yery bsst0N n
Restaurant IN Washington oity. NIA
Lovers OF exquisite eating viii alwsys NGf@
ind there the very chc4cest Oysters, ~SS
Fish, same, Steaks, Chops, Wines, ilsuor, q.
country. s ~ ia snis
The cooking of his establishment is uns,rp,ssed
ana no other house of the kind is more remtrE.hs
I4r the nVarlable good attendance of all employed
iLt MS cBsrf es are moderate. fee-H
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

DLOOK TO YOUR 4NTEREST-n
BY Purchasing your Wood of
u "A PAY NTER, at the Red Sign, at the lew
ONCE, corner Of TN and Canal streets, opposite
IL You will not only be sure of full measure,
but yOu Will get your Wood Sawed in 2, ,, or (
pieces, iI z and SPiit-f1E any size desired.
III Fifty cents per cord cheaper than It is sold
from any other place IN this city.
III His Wood ls Of the Best Quality,( m
Best Quaity.S LII
IL He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,l III
Carts and ISoxes{ LII
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for %.
kindiins WOODY III
IL All delivered Free OF Charged
Free Of Charge.{ LII
III NOTICE. III Ifths above does not show how
TTMoney;s Worth. III ''' ''''
It'll You viii get a quarter Of . cord Of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed IN pieces II and Split-CE
for sI pieces for 81 IS5l; pieces 81 Is; or tRe
best Oak pieces .71i; pieces s. 80; pieces
Sl62h or the best Hickory, pieces 50; pieces
SIS; pleces 81 All other parts of cord at Same
Orders left at 8. w.K; Handy's, opposite vii
srds Hotel or ut Wm Bslanty Asa 7th street;
or at Pages wharf st the foot of7th st. promptly at
bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets. The money
70 accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
ieH A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
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WHoLEsAI.E i Ef RonT 3 dI GAh & 4 SsfRIIoE DEALER

w uODEShEE BOUT AND SHUE UEALEH,
Bridge street, GeorgefO,ca. ID. C. - !
The attention OF the trade is respectfully called to
my stock Of Youths, Mems, and Boys'aesn
all OF my own NAV ufacture. 0HY
ton.
Suitable for servants) also on hsnd and constantly
making.
HI Country merchants and others In want are
Invited to call or address me at No. IT Bridge ST..
GeorEetown. ID. G. ap 22-tf
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lUdDk kEaSM1f4(6 3 IN III is bTsnehss q No,
~ EAst CApsfOf s60el Qressse made IN the Deat-
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO CALL
Il the attention of the public 70 has assortment of
ELEGANT PIANO FORTES -N
HTTFrom the celebrated Manuiactor, HH
RAVEN. BAcoNa CO. NKw yoss
These instruments are pronounced by Thalberg
SatteI, GOttschalk, Mason, ana the profession in
general, superior in touch. power, and sweetness
of tone to AL other SQUARE PIANOS manufac-
tured.
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC
Which he keeps constantly on hand is equal TO any
establ shnent OF the North and his arranE emeuts
with the first publishing houses Europe and this
country enable him to procure, with despatch, any
Music that cannot be kept on land.
GUITARS, EISENBRANDT'S FLUTES, vIO-
LINS, Etc., Etc, r..
Always to be found at his establishment, in great
variety, and of the best quality.
Having been engased for many years in the Mn
sical Business, giving his utmost care and attsn-
tion to the Of his stock he hopes secure
continuance ofthe favorable Patronage heretofore
bestowed. w. g. METZEROTT,
se9 Corner Pa av.. llth and ID sts
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r CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.

CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
FRANCE, ,BROADRENTS & CO. having OBJ
tanned from the Legislature Of Delaware, its late
session, Lottery COatract, to continue IN opera
ton for period of twenty years and having given
bonds TO the state for one ,niiOs Of dollars, TO
cure the prompt pay ment of all puzss sold are now
drawinS At Wllmlngtcn, Def, the CONSOLE
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
the beneht OF international improvements and other
purposes, and the SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
OEOEkAWARE Il for the same obje It's.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at is minutes before p. n., and the
IL m. '
All drawings under the superintendenoe of Lot
tery commissioners appointed by the State of Del
aware.
PRIZES PAID As SOON As DRAWN.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

III Mr.. w. HENRY PALMER.
llAVING Determined tn remain in Washington
In his &k4y
PIANO FORTE CLASSES lx
- Primary Class-S5 per quarter.
Advanced Classes-Sl0 per quarter.
Private Lessons-S ~ per quarter.
Apply at w. &. Metz rotts Music Store, Pa. ay
Georgetown pupils apply at Miss Harrover's Fe-
male Academy, Georgetown. sea- cost
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GS1 - NORFOLK OYSTER OOu
SOl H.tl,f DEPOT. ft -l+,.. z0I
Iheunderstg ned Informs his numerous customers
and the public in seoeral that he has opened this
day his New, Large and Well ll-arranged Establish
M menl ~ N9. 2Si . STREET, between lot. and tn,
where he - prepared to execute ell ordsrs, large
smaii, ~ I. tr hls sslebrutsd sPl CED AND PICKEED
Improved pan, impaftiag To the oyster 6ne flavor,
snd In nm cans OF kegs OF aoy size that may
kess IN sixes from quart 70 u eallons hermetiealy
Shieh can be trsaspo ted 10 any part Of the
tcrs IN the SHE'LL by ths peek, bnsh0 or packed in
harrss. Hotels and private At the
mark p.ces, and dviiyered free OF charge.
ta Al. GER thsnkfuliy feosise2 end prompt a.
: HeSp a y. oy a. -. -. y. M; HAktEr
Psopsmns from tSs nssfy - Fss - Grad No!iOis
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CABINET WARE, &c.

S5O T. $50
PAPERHANGINGS-Nss stock, cheap for
cash. -. = '
Paper hung by experienced workmen, ard 1sts-
faction guaranteed.
SPRLNG-SEAT II LOUNGES, ss.
CARVED WALNUT TETE-A TETES, "a.
SPhENDlD ROCKING CHAIRS, $50.
SLEEPf-HOLLOW CHAIRS, SI2.
HI All the Furniture is manufactured in this q
clty, and guaranteed A No. /.
JOS. L. X. PLANT Il CO.,
P3rperhangers and Uphosterers,
$50 ID ST., bet 9Th and 10th.
III Furniture Repaired and Vanished. ap I4-1y
FRANK T SANDS, UNDERTAKEN, north
east cOrEer 9Th and r sts. keeps
constantly on hand all kinds aud tuztSsussx-xx3
sizes OF READY MADE COZ
FINS. 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. ap8-6m
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L GINGER WINE.
We have Just received and have for sale Turner's
GINGER WINE-a reliable remedy for Dy spepsia,
General Debility, Weakness of the Stomach, Di-
arrhsa, Dysentery, DC.
Army & SHINN
aus (States) cor. Green and Olive sts,
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WOOD,-COALm wOOD,-COALn
w No. 422 7th ST., bet. q aud II.
We have now on hand, and are daily receiving
select stock OF WOOD and COAL, which we offer
at the lowest rates We solicit orders frs IN those
who wish to lay In supply for the winter, feeling
price. ~
iLC Those in want Of fuel would save money by
ordering, so as to have il sent from the wharf on
vessel dIrect. au 81 eOlml CHAPLIN & BRO.
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tslraEkf 'la kfESSK Hff554 4ISFR ON DsfoNFs'
p, !. s22S ssa2sSss iStS!E. e "a q
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n FOR YOUNG LADIES
encouraged by many friends, the subscriber will
open, on Monday, Sd Octob,r, an Academy for
fonng .adies IN the rooms lately occupied by Mr..
Arnold, No. 161 West street. & georgetown. adioin.
ing the residenoe of Rev. DR.. Boco:k. AS the mum
Der VIII be limited. and that the classes may be fully
organize sd at the commencement il Is that
Immediate application be made to the prIncIpai,
who may be seen daily Except Saturdays till u
of Westsnd Montgomery streets.
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pIWOODm Dm--Biokory, Oak, and Pine
WIZ furnished at low rates, either pre-
7: w. NJ. GAIT,
Propnetors of the City Steam Fire Wood Mills
Foet Of nth St, below War Depart
Cmoe-N. w. cor. 18th and c SITS, No. 547.
NJ Orders left at either pace will receive prompt
z
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts,

TRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES, AT THY
~ UNION BOTTLING DBPor, Georxetorn, ID. c.
We invite the attention of the public to our stock
of pure GRAB APPLE CIDER, which ~ now as
sweet a. II 1t was just from the press. Warranted
TO he pure apple juice, put up BY expressly for
this market
au6 (States) Army Il SHINN.
w BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
w Have inst received a stock of Turner's
BLACkBERRY BRANDY-an excellent remedy
Tor DIarrhea, &c. ARMY Il SHINN,
aus fStates) Union BOtilug DEPOT.
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~ TO THE CONSUMERS OF FUEL.
Another cargo of'hat celebrated Broad Mountain
w. Ash and Locust Mountain led sh GOA daily
expected, which will sell 1T reduced prices from
GGn t9e GyGeinsei 10, cash. Also, very large stock of
the best article at the lowest price,
. X. w. BATES, Wood ald Coal Dealer,
Sc l9 l4th ST east sidA the "a
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WOOD AND COAL

& 10 o A GLmo A LIZ
Oh , Now afioat and dlscharging-
Schr IL Stookton, Schr. Mary aud Caroline,
SSchr' Sr' W iitia,9 and John, Schr. The Bee,
0Jpr; I'LL; HeDe Nelson. Schr. Henry B. Bascom,
b,pbnsing thoIongh and complete assortment OF
kill regions. ~ i'ois" ""o Sohu,i
Daily expected, . cargo Of Lyken Valley: also.
one Of Cum berland COAL, Ao'' "''o'
yJ Jtetsons about laying in their supplies for the
TiIteI VIII 40 wei To give n call before pur-
chaslng as we are satisfe our facilities for fur
ntshlng both Wood and Coal are unsur pa ssed Coal
thorouShly screened before delivery Far yeig hit
ana measure given. Fsir prices expected
or It. j. II w. M, GAIT,
Omce-N. w. cor. 18th and SITS No SAY
Wharf-Foot nth st below War Depart
Orders len ateither place will receive prompt
attention. se I5r
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY
~ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
, Ihe dutIes Of this institution will be resumed on
the lst M onday 10 September next. Circulars sta
tnE terms, may be obtai iaed at the Seminary, by
addressing the Principal.
sc 2-Tu, ,Th&S S6w NJ J. narrower.
WESTERN ACADBMY.-The duties of this
w school Will be resumed September 5th.
au 8-e0Zm :. l.. LOOMIS.
II MRS. KESLEYS
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Of Sixth Gad L streets.
The duties OF this school will be resumed on Mon
day, September 5th. au 80 colin
MRS BURR'S SCHOOL. III street, between
VI 18th and l4th, will reopen on Monday, Septem
per 1oth an 80 eo4w'
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situ.ted
"A IN AlexondTIa county, about ~ miles from
Setown, at the intersection of the Georgetovn
and Little Falls roads, CONSISTING of lG2 aores IN
S.ire on the premises, or Off. RICHARDS, corner
18th and X streets. Washington. n O. h, IA ~
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9All orders Tor tickets or rsftioeses OF Packages
IN any Of the above lotteries, viii meet with the
most prompt and eonfdesfial attsnton, ssnd the
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs Z ca, n,
% z7-lw Wilmington, Delaware,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
rI,o rrE L ApIEs oF oALIFoRN1A-1 n.a.

yTN0 TIE LADIES OF CALTFoRNIA.-L. J. Cam.
i kay, VI. D., Physician, Surgeon, and Acconchenr
invites the attention Of the sick and afflicted females
aboring under any Of the various forms of diseases
Of the brain lungs heart, stomach liver womb blood
Kidneys and all diseases peculiar TO their SEX The
Doctor Is effectng more cures than any other nhvs
clan In the State Of Cnlifor a Let no false decacv
prevent you, but apply Immediately, and save your.
se,ves from painful suderings and premature death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances prevent an increase in their families.
should call at DR.. h. J. Cztpkay's Medical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Paci.
hc Mail Steamship Uompany's office, San francisco,
and they will receive every possible help and relief
All consultations (byletter or otherwse) free
Address L.J. OLAPKAY, NJ. D., San Francisco.
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