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do not Despair!

BEAN OLD INDIAN
DOCTOR, UNCAS BRANT,
whilea Missionary among the
Indians of the Rocky Noun.
tains, discovered q Rare
PLANT. that proves to be q
certain cure for Consumption,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver
Complaint, Nervous, Aztec
tions. Coughs, Colds, &c.-
Having now mad his fortune
and retired from business, he
will send the prescription and
directions for preparing the
medicine free of charge to oil
who desire it, and will send
to his agent, enclosing two
stamps (6 cents), to pay the
return letter, with q descrip-
ton of their symptoms. The
Old Doctor has cured more
than 5000 cases of Consump-
tion alone, and hopes all af-
dicted people will avail them
selves Of this opportunity, as
the Doctor wishes to do all
the good he can before he
dies. Address all letters to
DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1881 P. o., New
York, who is his sole agent.
1y3O
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DIR. j. G.. AVER 81 GO.
LOWELL, MASS

MASS.
nss-For Sale by POTTER & KNOX, and WILL
Ia WELLINGTON, Ashland j.. KINNINGER,
Hayesville; H. I. STOCKMAN, Loudonyille: COUL-
TER & SON. errysvile, and ]. McCUTCHIN, Sa-
vannah, by oil dealers in medicine.
Jan IL. 1859 .-1y33
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NTELLA sHAwLS a large lot low for sale at
p ImM Anal SQUIRE 6 sELBYs.
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LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
Fire and Inland Navigation

Especial attention giUen to Insurance Of WELLINGS
and Contents, for terms # 1 to 5 years.
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FARM No. l

FARM IMPLEMENTS No. J..
Best wheat drill, d Wertman, 200
Best horse rake, j B Hope, LOO
0Farmer and Dip.
Best corn planter, J Beabout LOO
FARM IMPLEMENTS, No.2.
Best Grain CIadls, Geo. Myers, LOO
Best Churn, J. Bebout so
Best Bee Hive, C. Kellogg, LOO
do Washing Machine, J. B. Coau, so
FARM IMPLEMENTS, No. q
Best Farm Wagon for all purposes, Martin
Mason 81 100
Best Two Horse Carriage, Amcs& Leach 300
do One Horse Carriage, do. do. 200
FARM IMPLEMENTS, No. 4.
Beet Straw and Hay Cutter, P. Mason,
Diploma and 80
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A Good Farm for Sale.
Notice to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners of Ashland Coun
lie ty will hold the following Examinations during
the wear 1859. at Ashland, viz:
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PREMIUM MS

of the Ashland County Agricultural
Society.
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DOCTOR III DIS
CELEBRATED
G. E r M a s /,
WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURE
Liver COMPLAINT. DYspensia. Iaundice.

Liver complaint, dyspepsia, Jaundlce,
Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases Of the Kidneys, and
aHdiseasesa arising from adis0rdsredL irsr or Stomaeh.
such as Constipation, Inward Piles. Fullness or
Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations,S Sinking or Fit of the
Stomach. Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or
Suffocatihg Sensations when in a ying posture. Dim
ness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, ever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Perspira.
atipns, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
side, Back Chest. Limbs, etc., Sudden Flushes of
Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of
Evil and great Depression of Spirits.
The prOprietors, in calling the attention of the
public to thic preparation, do SO with a feeling of
the utmost confidence in its virtues and ada ptatIon to
the diseases for which it is recommended.
Its no new and untried article, but one that has
stool the test of o ten years trial before the Amcri-
can W >ole. and its reputation and sale are unrivalled
by any rilar preparation extent. The testimony
in SITS fa> given by prom nent and well-known
Physicians and individuals in all parts of the coun-
lry is immense. and a careful perusal of the Alma
nae. published annually by the proprietor, and to be
had gratis of any of his Agents, cannot but satisfy
the must %skeptical that this remedy is really deserv-
ing the great celebrity it has obtained.
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Gun smithing.

Gun Smlthing.
THE subscriber would respectfully announce to
L the public that he is ~prepared to Manufacture
Rifles of all kinds on short notice Having spent
muci, time and money in the Improvement sf the
Target Rifle. he now holds himself ready to male
end warrant Rifles (made on Observation-Disclosures
nlan} to shoot according 70 the annexed rule:
At 100 yards an average of ! inch each shot.
" 900 "
" 40o q f" " " 6 +" /"
B-Repairing done on short notice and yaTrM.; L.
p. Z. RIEiEfR-1
LaudonviIle. O.. Sept. %. 1883. nlttf
o@GNTEW LIVERY STABLE ID b. Gray
N8KI< Proprietor. Family and Pleasure Car.
iages, and $40 Horses. tubehad al all hours PISS
sengers conveyed to any of the neiglIoril towns
on the shortest notice. Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. uStables in the real of Graham'slOld
stone Store:
ebruary4 1857. 3+tf
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New Furniture House !,

COFFINS of the lat st
sASS~ and most durable styles rinnufac-
tured to order Aprill5, lS57.-4E
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Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency
and fair profit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-29

MR; SPURGEON's LAsT.-Mr. Spurgeon in
preaching at Norwich, last week, INDUCED in
some OF his characteristic humor Content ',
he sald, Z" made our cup run over, while dis
content knocked the bottom out The story
which had recently appeared in the papers
about has having a large fortune left him was a
complete hoax; if he were to have guinea for
every falsehoOd told about him, he could build
his great chapel very soon, and probably have
enough left for a cathedral or two \
Christian men sometimes fell terribly foul of
each other, like the two English ships which
brOadsided each other for hours in a mist
without knowing that the British fiag was A :
ing at their mastheads. The lazy msn was one
OF the biggest sinners on earth; if he did moth
ing else, he broke one Of Gods greatest com
mandments There was very strict Sabba-
tarian gardener, who was very hard upon his
master about the Observance Of the Sabbath.
His master said TO him. Why, you break the
commandments yourself" I" How ," said the
gardener. Il don't work on q Sunday. ,,
- No, quOth the master, - nor on any other
day just repeat the commandment" The
gardener Obeyed, and when be came to "six
days shalt thou labor and do all that thou hast
to do" his master said, There, stop there.
shat is ~ much q part Of the commandment
- that the seventh day is the Sabbath -
The sticking for sectsrian distinc-
ions Wss as absurd ss if . hungry man about
70 eat some bread were told by q Churchmaa,
NO bread like the tin loaf, or by Metho-
d''t, " You must eat twists" The hungry
hin would say, Give me some bread, and 1
Sll settle the shape afterwards. - 1t Jars some
NV upon the feelings to see the copiors reports
winch the country papers give Of Mr.. Spur
k.oh sermons. eopiOusly interlarded with
"nghter London Times, August g.
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The LION AND THE Cock Once
upon time there was bad fight between a
cock and a lion, and the cock few into the
lions face and peeked his eyes 40 that he could
hardly see, and scratched his nose 50 that il
bled badly, while the cock was so spry that the
lion could not catch him nor do him much
harm. But the other beasts were afraid that
if the cock should beat the lion he might next
fight them, and SO some Of them helped him;
and at last they beat the cock and broke his
spurs, and pulled out his fine tail feathers, and
bit of bis comb, until he was sad bird 10 see.
CHAPrER IL Some time afterward the
cocks spurs and tail feathers grew out again,
and his comb grew up as fine as ever, so that
If any of the beasts grOwled at him he few at
them and taught them to let him alone. One
day one of he beasts that had b 'lped the lion
to beat him got saucy, and the cock gave him
n good drubbing and drove him back into his
den, and got his dinner from him and ate il
himself; but the lion never once came near to
help the beast that had helped him. Then the
cock turned around to 90 back to his roOst, and
as he stretched himself up and held up his head
TO crow, be saw the lion, whose lair was lust
beyond the cocks roost, and the lion was shsk-
ing and trembling, and everybody saw that he
was In mortal terror, for fear that the cock
was just then coming to fight him again, when
the other beasts might not care to come and
help him As they did before But the cock,
sitter laughing from ear to ear took pity on
him and did not crow, but went quitely home
about his business. =
Now all you little boys, don't You think that
Waterloo is avenged!-Boston Post.
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TRAVKLms DIRECTORY

PECULIAR THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR-
H MA, via PAN ANA. on the 5th aud zec,s~
/. IN Of every moth, by the steamships 1lfG{k
ADklATlC, ATLANTIC and BAL dS4axss
TIC, NoTmerly in the Liverpool Line) The above
unrIvaHed steamships, owned by the North Allan
lJ - amshlp CO., are now being fitted up for the
California a sde, one of which wall ieave the wharf
foot Of Ca a. street, the 5th October, at D. m
and semi monthly thereafter. The rates Of passage q
aud freight will be reasonable as by any other
line. They have large freit hi capacity a-d the ar
rangements for the comfort ard health Of the pas
Singers will be such q to CHALLENGE eompaFi -on.
ship. An STm
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

TAkE NOTlCE.
all Persons owning property on the wost sid de
of Green street, between Bridge and Stoddard sts
arerequircd, BY an ordinance of the Corpor alton Of
Georgetown,to have The footways fronting the same
paved with good hard hrict, upon q sufficient bed OF
sharp kand, and In conformity to the legal grade of
order, vith new materials or the use Of those now
there il fit for the purpose, The improvement must
it will then be made by the aud paid for
out Of tse proceeds of the tax whch has been nm
posed for that purpose. The work murt in all re-
spects be done In q manner to be approved by tae
undersigned, or it will be rejected.
Persons wishing to contract for so much Of SAID
improvement as may not be completed by the httl
day of September next, can leave their proposals.,
scared, at this Office
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICK,
Georgetown. D. c., Aug. Goth, 1859
au q -StawtSepl0
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rTO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS

ITO HoUSEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INrERESTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of
II A PAY NTER, at the Red Sign, at the new
ofice, corner OF 7th and Canal streets, opposite
IL You will not oRly be sure of full measure,
but you VIII get your Wood Sawed in g s. or
pieces, I and Split-flI any size desired.
III Fifty cents per cord cheaper than II 10 sold
from any other place in this city.
III His Wood is of the Best Quslity,l IN
II He has the biggest Carts and Bexes.i IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kindllng Wood,l ~
kindling wood.f III
Free of Charse} "
IL Notice. III Ifths above does not show how
to get IL Rich 4 u it shows where TO get your
HI Moneys Worth.-GE
Now please call at the above office it = and try
It'll You will get 3 quarter of cord Of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed In pieces iI , and Split-GT
for 81; pieces for ST. ia; pirces si.25; the
best Oak pieces Sl.S7h; pieces Si-yl; pieces
Sl.62h; or the best Hickory, pieces I-5G pieces
Sis; pieces 81 AL other parts of cord at same
Orders left at s. *. Handy's, opposite Wi
lards' Hotel at Wm Balantyne's, 49S 7th street.
or at Pages wharf at the foot of 7th promptly ST
tended to. Ofloe removed to the north side of the
bridge corner OF 7th and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
ieI4 A.PAYNTER at Pages Wharf.
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
"a WILL BE OPENED AT
No. 4s9 Z strs.t, 6etreen 81 nnd 4th st,, Washins

MRS. GEN'L WHEELER. PRIScIpAL.
The object OF this Institution will be the attain
ment of q thorough educstion from the elemental to
the ornamental branches of polite literature, in
which nj re. Wheel will be assisted By expert
enced and approved teachers.
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach
ing, and respectfully socits the patronage of her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies will be reoelved into
the family as bOarders, and be under the immediate
supervision of the Prnoi pal.
Circulars be obtained on application to the
pIincipa bookstores OF the city to the Principal
iy l8 eotCotl
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IL some wears since there wa, a great gather
OF people at Augusta. Maine, to take into con
~ 1on uon the subject Of building a dam across
tue kennebec river, at that polnt TIE n,ss,in.,
M as followed by big dinner at the Mansion
ioIse' and the liquor law being then thing not
ET.ought OF the bottle circulated freely, when
InsS1..a,.~ss a. Was called on for toast Frank i'm
mediateiy staggered to his feet and graspinp the
pg.s, OF MS chair with one hand and holiin.
N,'h tle other tumbler of ''Old Jamaica .
'''t"hoed somewhat emphatiealIy-
''hsHtiS1BSH, ID tks Kssr.bsek,
--snd improve Its navigation,n and sat dow,
enlid roar ofaPplaase The dam was built
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A WOOD AND COAL.
"a COMPLETE and full stock of all kInds of
FUEL always on hand. N
firm. ~ ~ ~
Cosl thoroughly screened before delivery.
Wood delivered. sawed and split sny length and
size, simply sawed, or deiv rcd in the cord
length. Persons wishing quantity can take wharf
measure, and h.ve IL prepared to order.
III Those wishing TO lay n their wInter su niles
viii please remember we wish to keep no accotnt.:
consequently, IL it Is not convenient to paw cash
they Will give Satisfactory paper at short dates
T ]. Il w. Nj GAIT
HI Ofhce-Northwest corner 18th and G streets
No. .341. Wharf and Mill-Foot of l7th street
below War Department. jy y
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MRS. nj. w. PLANT. having taken that delight
Nl fu residences a32 street. opposite Frank lin
square: viii resume the duties of her School for
Young Ladies on the first MONDAY in Sc ep,ember
Ihe course OF instruction will embrace the usual
Draw ing and Painting, and Music, For terms. a O..
apply to Mrs. M. w p, an l5-aoS,Ts
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i HARD TO PLKAsE.-The First Congregational
Church in East Hampton, Ct, has heard seventy
candidates within three years without finding one
10 suit. sa..t
IN The Charleston, Is. C.) Courier SAYS. that
during the week ending August 18th, only one
white person had died In that city.
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MRS. BELLS SEMINARY.

Il Corner Of l. and Teath streets,
The ninth annual session of this School will com-
mence September lst. The course of instruction
will ne comprehensive and thorough
A limit ID rumber of young ladies will he recrlyed
into Mrs. Bells family as boarding schoa A. where
every effort will be used to make the Institution
happy home for all It's inmates.
Circulars giving full particulars i'll be furnished
on application to the above address.
Am &-eotOctlO
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" LEWIS PAYNE,
wv HOLESALE BOOTAN SHOE DEALER,

HOLEsALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER,
The attention. OF the trade is respectfully called to
ny stSek of ToIths', Mems, and Boys' ofh1
al OF my own manufacture. HHY
My stock Of PATENT LEATHER -
tion.
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsultabe for servants) also on hand and constantly
making
~ County merchants and others In want arc
invited to call or address me st No. ~ Bridge ST.
Georgetown, ID. @. ap a-tf
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MI sELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

MI, SELECF SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
iV1R. III. HASTINGS. Of University COLLEGE, Lon
dom bsgs to inform parents and guardians residing
"a Washington that ha intends opening Select
school Tor Boys ON the lat Of September next.
purely Engllsh education, which will be carefully
and thorough taug the course ofinstru ,tOn will
comprise the Greek and Latin lang a geometry
Algebra, rrgonometry, &c. :
The school year, commencing With September
into three terms. Fee for each term, Seo, in sd-
differences are kindly permitted to the Rev. Mr..
Early President OF Georg .town College, ard to the
Kew. y. A. Maguire. of Washington.
Further particulars will be given in future ad-
vertisement Msanwhie parents and guardians
wishag to eQgage the assistance of an able tea
are requested 10 address the advertiser, at No O.
Duns Terrace. Msss. Avenue, betv cen I4th and
ldh suoeta au S-eOd3Ws
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WESTERN ACADEhY.-rhe duties of this
w School viii be resumed September 5th
gu ue-eo2m --.---l 80 9. l.. LOOMS.
EEMALE ACADEMY, :
IsTRKET, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH
The nth annual SESSION VIII commerce on the
1st Monday in September.
an aa.sst - E. f. JANNEY Print.
ERANKIIN ACADEMY. II street bs1los.n 70 n
Il oRd20fA.-A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The exercises of this iGstItution will be resnmed
on MUHDAY, Sept. 5th. the principal can be seen
at the Scho1l room aftar the 18th inst Circuls rs
giving full information, san be had at Blanchard
Mohun's Bookstore. EllE = = : : :,
au l8 colin - re r.. B. DETRICK,A, M.
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EIFTH STREET SEMINARY,

MRS. GOODRICH AND DAUGHTER win
reopen their scho0l on the first Monday in Septem-
nsr. sewing VIII receive particular attention
French taught by Professor A. 3. DE Villisrs; Mu-
SIC t.uEht by Miss Goodrich For terms inq uire at
AS 5th strest betwesn d and F.. -
, heJersneeS..Rev:y J c: smi h, d. D.; Y. Peyton
Esg.
WASrKD-A Class of Young Ladies' to Learn
rrehch. an "a eo<tr
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FOR RENT.witho or without Furniture, a fr,t
and l4tk-resldepce Of the late p. C. Jobnsons n,
mousse contains the modern improvements, large
looms; and j: in good order Application should s.
maze immediately on the premises. au ls-3ws
FQRY RESTSA ;SAA tro-stoIy BRICK Dwell
bet and viii be for rent ser tb tbe .is ib ST.
6ssEfH m %sn's .nG Gqr'' .sSTs
FOR RENT-A valuable 6 GROCERY sTOR
near ,Se csns In 'e ws 81 2h and ss
counter bins TO-, and is the most desirable stand
apply 20 M iiSSqpMa MOORE oFs EYS5 tis
west. 0 0"'"e' VI io.n @ 81 s,eest .r
fOR SAkt.-I offer for sale q valuable FARM
t.,n IN LonaSnn county, Virginia, on most liberai
st:d snS eSpf{i Is sSs sfs
and '' county, BEENSfRliH' BENJ safTH r. i.n.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-sitn...d
Of s GeOfs.to%n ss t5SP
sna Little Fails roads, consisting of Io scres In
.S and s.Pesss 81 Ga B.
"A ..Isnsed thfeo story FRAME fioGssEEss. fST sEs With With
rooms each oaUa sood ,s15. IN Gn e Y
above property is located the north side Of Mas
:ana avenue between tth snd 5th ss Per
sons ues1ous oil obtaining healthy and quiet resi-
denoe would do well Co call at No 5IO of ssid pron
ely, ely: Also, several smaller Houses on the same
e19aIe IoI sale. ieStf
VAhUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TEX M OF fEARS.-The undersigned will leass
the dn GP Il. the ssui sh
west corner OF Penn. avenue and lIth street Nbiol
ior nearly hve years past has been well known A.
the largest and most successful boarding -houss in
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave-
nue, about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
gents house, and its immediate proximity To ths
washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hail. one
or both Of which is open nearly every night in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible IN Washington city for hotel kept on the
European Plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
De arranged To accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its ceokinT.
dining, and restaurant spartnents can be ar,
on the European plan. The entrances public And
be on 1lth street within 50 feet of Penn
Hall than others that can be established For in
t9rmation @ ooncerning terms, &c, apply To w. D.
WALLACH, Star Office, Washingto ma Il If
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TOR HARPER's FERRY.-The fast and com
u modious steamer ANTELOPE, -N-
Capt BE WELLst leaves Gs3Igs- &c EAE
DAY, and SATURDAY. at Z o'clock m. Re
turning, Ioayes Harper's Ferry every MONDAY,
Faro S1.Oo.
N: B. The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shep-
and Sunday mornings. iy 15-2rn
Il West street, Georgetown, at present occupied
by Mr: Arthur soho t, and lying about midway the
north side The locality L. so generally and favor
ably known for Its healthfunass, and its choice
Mr.. Schott will give possession at very abort mo-
tloe. Address Z. B. ADDISON, agent, Aexan-
drla. jy s-2awtf
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ACADEMY,

CLINTON ACADEMY.
~ GBORGErowN. ID. c..
GEORGE ARNOLD. M. A., PRINCIPAL
This School has been removed TO No. 107 West
greet, near w ashngton, into the building hereto
fore occupied BY Mr. p A. Bowen The next an
nual session will commence on Monday, the 5th of
September. Catalogues may be obtained after the
10th of August at the Book store of Mr. Franck Tay-
lor, Washineton. or at the Drug Store of Mr.. X. S.
T. Cissel, Georgetown. au elm
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EMERSON INSTITUTE
OELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI
CAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS

II street, betUeen 18th and lSth streets.
The exercises o. this Institute will be resumed
the FIRST Monday in September. Circulars can he
obtained at tbs bookstore of Messrs. blanchard Il
Mohun or by app wing to the Principal at his resi-
dence on 10th street, between III and /.
au 2-n CHAS. YOUNG, A. NJ, Prin'l
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS YOUNG's SEMINARY,
~ ~ No. a46 l8rn, SxAR Isr.
ne cures OF this school. for inst ruct on In Eng
iish I and French, will be resumed ON Mondsy, the
5th OF Septsmber. An 91 sts
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EDUCATIONAL,
RRooKvILLE ACADEMY,


MostsoMery CowHty, Md.
b. B.PRETrYMAN, A. M, PRINCIPaL.
temb.r ah. NA AAo"1"'' sep
Caalosues may be obtained at Philips Book
sSfe' or BY addressing the Principal at BrookvIlle
nv. su 2g-2w
Mss kooNEs' sEMINARX MD AARIXY,,o
laS duues OF this Institution will be resume d
Mon;Isy Mon;n M the 5th Of September, English. French,
koSnes will reopen her Academy for boys the 5th
of SeP!.mber. Terms made known at the reside ence
Vi -1o MISSES k-4sO u street. auHst
Mps MRS McC0RMICK'S SCHOOL.
HBkS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
i.e1ds And the public generally that she viii resume
tember next. " =" SOP
The course Of study pursued will comprise all the
tion. "
In addition to her dsy scholars she is de.rous OF
receiving into her family few pupils a. boarders,
eged from 10 to "a years, who will be under her
med late care and oversight.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
residenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, AleIsndra, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-29

MeKNEW MARLOWS
STEAM, SAVING, AND SPLITTING FIRE
WOOD MILL,
Corner Of Sersnth street and CANAL
Wenov have greater facilities for Saving and
Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduced our
prices, viz:
II Oas Wood, sawed in 4 pieces Sc per cord.
IL Oak Wood, sawed ~ pieces and
ID Split, S6 50 per cord.
III Coal of ell kinds cheap for cash
MckNEW Il NARROW,
JyS iDTCorner of 7th street and Canal