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RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.

"ExcELsIoR'' its glorious Motto, and "prorress
and improvement its audabe Objects, the Rural
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In ONE greater number Of Useful and Timely
iopics than SEVERAL ordinary journais,-THK
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
The Bark ArdeDnes Again Seized as
a SLAYER.
Statement of the CaptOrs and
Captain of the Ardennes.
OPERATIONS Of OUR AFRICAN SQUADRON.
The Emma Lincoln Suspected and
Searched.
nopus epYRANDI OF THE sLAvERs,
nEveR DECEPTION OF AN ENGLISH MAN or WAR,
Gc, &C., 10

ne American bark Ardennes, OF New orleans, Captain
Pseiier, arrived IN this port on Saturday rs staed in
,sste, days HERhp-frou the west coast of Africa, in
sharse OF Lieutenant w. Weaver, OF the United States
sioop Of Marion, having been seized on suspicion Of
bepg SLAYER.
The Ardennes seized the 26th OF November,
1855 by iae Collector of the port OF Jacksonville, on
suspicion OF being SLAYER, the captain having dted her
sut at Havana taken Der TO Jacksonville and male Ap
ploaton for clearance for toe Canary Isles Bot after
lengthy examination, the sop restored to Captain
Peeser, he making claim for damages for detention,
,he OH OF January following Ardennes cleared
Cor the Canary Islands, and sailed for that destination
Tho hear OF the vessel OF her appearance of
the OF Africa ant her detent on on the 26h of April
yrepic,on q being SLAYER. TIE letters which we give
below nain the par cuss Of bota Edes Of the story.
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OUR SERVICE ABROAD.

United States in Foreign Countries, with
their Compensation, the Places OF official
Residence and Dates Of Original CSmnais-
siOnS.
Consular ecers with fees for compensation, at L.
beIty to transact business
AUSTRIA.
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George y. GosraD, nj.
Litter resilcnt.
vacancy, secretary OF
ieea t'or..... .......
John II. fcfa ous. consul
John h tiaysh, coLsul
Charles W. D. boey, CON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W. II. Gnr,e, cunsul.
Vacancy, CO nsui .......
Vacarcy, c )psnl. .......
CisfimILGo Martins, cor
sui. ................
Vacancy, tcm. agent
"
Iamss 0 Bcvl.n, fom.
nlissiuBer. -. ......
Nactrey. secretary OF
itganon..... ......
LoUis aau5erSer, co; su.
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John f. Ward, envoy
extraordinary ana MI
Mister plenipoteptiary
W. Wallace Ward, stcse
iary Of legation.
s. Wells Williams, inter
prefer.
Oliver a. Perry, consul.
W. l.. q. SmiIh, consul.
Calico Jopes, consul.
Thos. Ii. HyRt!, consul. D..
G. W. Bradley, consul :,
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Names end Offices.

Names end Offices.
J. G,aucy Jones, envoy
extra. & min. plenipo.
G. ". Iippitt, sec. OF leg
EGWsTd u. Stiles, consul
s. ), Remsk, consult.
r. L. Sarmiento, consul.
J. 2. Forney, com. sgt,..
Yacanc, com. egent 80,
ARGENTINE
Berj c. Yancy, minister
resident.
Vacancy, secretary OF
kea'ioD ..............,
wm, II Hudson, consul.
Vim n. Smiley congnl.
Bspj. UPTON, com. agent
BIRTHS
Jas, T. Mcguire, consul. 1.
Robt. u. Merrill, consul.
Daniel RIB. Upton ,con'l.
Jsmes keenan,, consul.
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John Cct.cu Smith, nj
mister rtsidcc' -.
Vacancy, secIe arg Ct
legation. ........
Lewis Joel, eolbui....
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Z Il tsverlJ sCc.a,ssy
ri legation ..,......
I'm %iise consul go. 4.
seyeite ". hisfgoh
.nnsr.
Ltonsfd q. ssuo CID.
consul...............
John {. Laphing cols'l
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=. hisa.... $500. -. 800 .F-aa.
arc1st gel. 1882. Zen,
.h.ls'ogf"Te $50. Fec.
81 COMMONS.
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Jleripoien',aIv ......
Rename Dilion. sec eau
FobeJtG Scott ir con.
Walter ". stsnn, coysri.
EbeD r, Bailey, crutui &.
]. 5. 6ilnsr, carsvi 80.
wm u. Mc6gs,r co4sni
George +. up.da. cpcsai
Vacancy, ceosii.......
kobt. :. Catscai,, coafrl
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THE rAsHlONs.

Some beautifnl trimmings, suitable for au-
tumn and winter drsssss, havs just been intro
duced. Ribbons Of silk and velvet, satin and
velvet, chimes and striped velvet, win be among
the novelties Of the season. Plat of rros-erair
siIk. fourageres, tasssls, large buttons trimmed
with lace or guipure, aiguilettes, let eimp, are
an In vogue. Autumn shawls made Of velvet.
trimmed With thick chenille fringe, look OF.
eeedlngly handsome. Lace ID also very much
used. Shawls with deep lace frills are gsner-
ally adopted by the Partisan fashionables A
tronsseau 10 quite incomplete without lace
shawl aad lace Hounces The facility Of usine
the latter successiyely as . trimming for q
shawl, winter mantle, Q ball or visiting dress
makes them extremely useful. es5s
An effort is being made to simplify the trim.
imings on the skirts, 90 that many are only
trimmed quite Ct tue bottom with ruche IL
row founces. This style will lead 10 plain
skirts, which viii, however, be exceedingly
full, trimmed up the front with passementerie,
or large buttons trimmed with lace, which are
very pretty trimming The newest autumn
materials are made with narrow or wide stripes
Of one or more colors, lowered and chimes; the
front bresdth is Of deeper shade. with three
wide stripes at the bottom, crossed with mar
rover ones the same a. the rest of the dress
This style is worn fatter round the waist widen
ing at the bottom. - $50
Stripes are as much made in woolen materi.
ais as in silks. Some are in velvet and gros
imperial, embroidered in natural flowers and
In oamsos, producing charming effect. On Q
ground Of black or colored satin, of gros
d,Athenes or velvet, We have seen flowers en-
broidered a. naturally as If they were freshly
gathered. On white ground, punches Of diff
fsrsnt colored roses are very elegant for even-
ing dress. afssss -
Fl Already We see dresses of Poplin and Paris
velvet with long pile; the ground Of sombre
colors-dafk green, dark blue, black, above all
brown, spotted with gold color, cerise, or blue
or any other designs, but always q small figure
and Of contrasting color. These fabrics, not
withstanding their thickness, are set on at the
waist in double and triple plaits, and the
sleeves, which are very wide, are set in at the
shoulder in the same manner, but at short
distance dewn Q velvet ribbon, about three or
four inches wide, is put round, and crossing in
point Ii tied. The ends hang down. A row
Of black velvet buttons is placed mp the front
Of the dress, and . velvet ribbon round the
bottom Of the skirt and sleeves f5
Some silk dresses are trimmed with one wide
aounce with heading, reaching nearly TO the
knee. Another, narrower, but also with a
heading, Is placed little above, and carried
up the front IN tunic. This upper fiounce is
made wider behind, and gradually decreased
towards the waist in front. berthe, pointed
on the shoulder, forming an epaulette, and
graduated bows down the front, reaching to
the lowee founce. complete the trimming of
the drees.-Le Toilet
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E0k kENT.-Member Of Consrsss or hniI;..
Bed room ON saeh door Of three storiss, With nee
sns sRs sSs 81 E =.
sps.s sss u Ss5:on g The aw one:
sdas: b isss.r fost Once Boz ess as e, os Ha
.rs saSsf door sss from smISs sSs a1Sss
corner Of sth street west and street north II Sss
fo Ss sy Ss
formeson appy a. the c2rner store, or to the Wood
'0t6is bfcRsSiNsn. Il sSisnsa5 GokDSsN sHs cb :.
F04 4kENTaHsndseme,y EURNIsHEDPAR-
az :sss: s q ss s
T0LET-A handsomely FUR NIsHED HOUSE
within 9 few doors Of the secretary Of The In
..S i.S Gas And ns in even
rnir s,vsir y l nj q Noyembsr For further Particusrs
ITO LET-A newly finished Cottage Frame
18th and 18th streets west, confaining SIX rooms.
ENs EeHs s,s Pc, monsh ont Eass.Ie Of mo Hill
north. = no s.tf
FOR sALE.-I offer for sale valuable Farm
srs% os % III SS:s es
.tsd II one ofthe most improved and highly cult.
= q ''' county fSRRSfPis' sRS 4; CANA
FOR RENT5;A valuable GROCERY STORE
ns.r sEsase0 IN on fhe corner 81 9Th and ats west
bins and the most dss.bs ,tsss
S .pp S5 O. S Jo8S SSqp ois gs %
Louisiana avenue, near the corner Of 10Th street
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situatsd
0e9rges9wn, e the intersection of the Georgetovp
snIre on the aESas % 0onslsf1E o6 l sSIes In
l1tn AND streets. Washinston. ID. @. sIo-H
.hls. .sd41 ASSH nd .s
rooms each Ood yards back and side slieys The
above property islccated on the north side Of Ma
sons desirous Of obtaining healthy and quiet resi-
dence would do well % oa st No. $40 Of said prop
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fHAvNnS DuDCfU1Y.
AfOarANT IY9VfEEls IN9yIeEE 70 souTHEIs

vt FOR MEMPHIS r NEwoRLEANS /,
No. sSs .sS ossss. ssst.oss R::irsss 49,
AD'kscr koUsn AsD CONTIGUOUS RAIIwAI Cow
R;s.ms.S; Rs.s:fi,. afiis,'a, ls.s,..s. u sr.....,
Acesssss.: cssa.s.... Da'''. z....,s ..i's;: Mss:i'
-izs Grs.d y..e.ie.. coissss.,, Esss.siss,
b gyOcu;sd he G,sai sesi.s1. ssS ssssssssss sr
ss". sTse % ss.ps5 81 s1h street and rsany
.UGREAr REDUCTION OF rTMRm
n. =. C,Sye'.ad "a ,ss.1sn, from. chstissocs1 10
Ss ssns g sss sasSS. %is' IN DIS
en.s snsss q tn: 91,s
trsnsportstio1 q servants;
passengers 20 New Orleans esn eonsipss con- os tss
MsSnpaI: Ne end ,h Cns,sssen Z, Rsirosd 70 Msashi.,
% yicfsSgre Sy stesmsr. and thence y Va sssIo:sS
Ssss ss sSs 4 osnts E
Jackson, and Great Northern Railrosds, 70 New
Ness Boa; Arrasssne.t yrem Mers,nS Ss.tk.-
This Line has completed arrangements, and have
so' and sfs ~
points: point. Mondsys; Msdaesssys - saS frdsy. Y The
days and sstardsys 81 the rsssisr vief fs5ars Psaf
s% SSsss tAeR soa q % x, 11 ysss as.s
arrival Of trains. making sure copnectons- This 10
the Only Line that has Daily Line Of Steamers on
TERoUeH fEsIss LEAVE ws.z,ysro. at q m.
and .. m, Sundays excepted, making direct CON
point named ON th hs coupon.
Passengers leaving in the p. N. Train 70 through
TO richmond without Change Of Cars, and havs
com'ertable nlshes rest, es the cars are provided
.Cr Be Srrs ead zsEJ for Tickets cia 0raase asd
Alezasdyia Railroad.
Passengers for Richmond and the South or South
their Ticfets VIA Orange and xleIsndris route,
they avoid the annoyance OF o change from boat 70
cars at the inconvenlent hour Of midnight, 90 By
the river route.
PassenFers from New York win meet an Agent
Of the Orange and Aexsudris Rallrcad st the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
III The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves ehs
loot OF Seventh street, 81 6k q m. and
sh ,: M for Alexandris, where pss
and Southwest. Passengers for Chasloffssrtlls,
Starntoa, FLoat Royal Hoodsfock, Wtsekssfer, fe.
Qpnibnses leave the Once, corner Of Sixth strest
and Pennsy lvanla avenue, at O. and D. m.
On arriving st Washington, passeneers for
the South will be careful TO take the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS.
oc 9-d Ticket Agent. Washington.
N A f n nrn ID u A NJ m MI ID nj ~. m
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siye occeaaon Discons0Iate1y,
n. PufLANDBR DoRsrfcKs, p. b

- NEW DfrHicrLrr IN ISpfAxA Dyoncxs-
Last week 40 We zee ffom report 10 the Howard
comfy Trieune. an important ease under eur d.
voree laws wss decided by yndxe Buck kIes OF that
Circuit Briefly the ease was this: A M William
Hon.nan, Of New York city. came to Kokoma In
APfh- fs51- nied q complaint procured publIcs-
lion OF notice TO his wife Emma. Ard ca the s1l,
q Jnne Obtained decree Of divorce On che 23d
of October, 1855, his divorced wife nled 4 COM
pkaint demanding that the diyorce l,e ssnuIled on
the gsound that H bad been fraud ulently procursd
her husband not bxIng . resident a Howss3
county. but ct New York city and that sbe h.S
no fnformafioa Of the proceedings tilI lone .ffr-
the decfxe wss made Mr.. OiNeai. Of shYss c;ss,
for the lady. and c. ID, Murray and j. Rol,insoy'
Of kokoma- fos the defendaat, were the cpan.sI
Anef long examination Of testimony md
vesy fall and able axgnmenf, judge cklee d.
c.drd that HoGmsn Wss not resident of The coun.
~ nc the time Of fling his divssce compazipt. ssd
81 .side the decree gnnting 10. Thus Mr. Hoff-
man found hilaself married man In unpleasantIy
shoss metre. rhis cs.e may give the public abroad
% eaaefEfand that divorces sre mot - easily OBJ
tl3sd In tnis State :. they ussd 70 hs. Under the
CID law any ope resident, 10 commence = divorce
sst and csfry Il through, = In this csse, without
~ nls VIE ever knowing Il, had only toswear to
s, tnAI - 70 his bosa 6d< fesdence here. Nowtbe
as tqafes The applicant 70 Be . resident actualiy,
-. - 70 lave bcen for year, before Re can begina
a se1t ~ All Nonresident rebsls against msksimo-
nist nws VIII DO well 70 cut this paragraph opt,
sne ave themselves the expense of Z journey 70
Indiana te get . divorce. The good dr. Tor All
nat si'ss o. people is sves n MS e1se -Isdiax-
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NorIcEl TAX E NOTICE
On and sfter this date, you win 6nd at RI
III. Kings French Bazaar.
s94 PEsNsYLvANIA AvENUE-north s,de-
oS, At II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
1- 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
Is cent RI BBON ct 20 cents. ut
-4.- II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
.5 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
Il. KINGS dNS = = FRENCH siaSi Il BAZAAR.
294 Pennsylvania avenue.
a. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
sHAwLs ct o., sf - eA. - '"'''
II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
294 Pennsylvania avenue.
WgOtENG GOODS, less than any other house
n. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
294 Pennsylvania avenue.
STRAW r EoNNETs sISET!c 4 g gSSs Ssps;.
294 Pennsylysnis avenue.
II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
2S4 Pennsylvania avenue.
Fine OLLARS and SLEEVES at5o cents, at
sast II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,1
p = q = ~ FFasstf S94 Pennsvlvania avenue.
GooSs sold to mlIinsrs at Kings old prices, per
H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
noSim 1S4 rennsyvsnts svenus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-14

- ~ II sse New York cesrs of 3essrsl s<.,,opa..
efIhursday, odn Of isdietm<nt vs. hsesshf IL
= fse vending lottey eckee ~ usls6sS of s.e
gave bsii In ~ go - oaln - ansv1s-
= HTcol ncs, the veil kboU. nswauper peeuu
build =, ws thrown fsem esfriags "a ednes.
dst, and had leg lrsken- -
Az Ss fssszsssy = ) snss Z ~ 7issss. s .
Gazsfts.
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THE .M0ZARr BAND. INFORM THE
snas hes J s.e.. are ready 70 u,n:h
public OF privste oecssiops This Bsad So
as any IN the country, and will perform at the lowest
poss6le rates; The lseder Of their String or mad.
WAGNER is the leader of their Brass Band. Ap-
pications for their services to be made at Metze-
cert Saloon. - NO Lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-14

CHINA As Co11ox- GRowfNs CouxrRy -sis
John BowrinY expresses the opinion shst China ID
able 70 solve the great cotton problem which now
disturbs the manufacturers of 6renf Britain. He
looks with doubt upon the probability Of getting
alargesnppIy from Africa a be concefves that The
largely. The fact that avery large psoportion of
the Chinese are clad with garments made ofcotton
Pfodneed In China, is one 70 which he attaches
few yeaFs ago the six harvest was in peril and one
o. the most important of British manufactures was
believed 70 be In astate ef DANGER but in two years
Cmlns was ensbled 70 send ten millions sterling Of
The Chanese are very AQacions. and when tsuRht
to sow better seed, and the arts of cleaniaR ana
ps<pasang fof masket, chia will he entitled d be
10, = an import,nt source Of cotton sapply =.
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AUOrIoH sALR
By WALL q BARNARD, Auotoneers.

By WALL b BARNARD, Auotioneers.
n.s S.;ss 49, "a y5sss ss Of deed Sf
s1a 4ssS;ds 81 "a md
me :'sJ5pSSe: . Isl 10. ssss;s No is =
tSsrsoyg sy oa Wasmnstons WITH the improvements
..G Tern; Il. 2rs ;ai.d q the purchase
1.-THE terms of ale are not Of. complied with within
s Ipsss notch: Ss e sSs cost "
the dsfaulting purchaser. - - =
: WALL y. Z EAFHEx,Rb,u EEAEFPsE, RIb5ussssi assi..
.y WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctloneers.
kUsfEESS SALE by virtue of . deed Of
.y y Of ~ Ss = nsHs :aStG g
shs NJ the 81
Georgetawns lying on the north side of Prospsct
less, on ssid .rest and running back north, Of the
same Width hinety mine feet, more or less, to the
Terms oi sale 0ne-thlrd of the purchase money
tS Pc PAID In cash snd the resdue in two equal
: ~ ''' '''' %$%SfaE3Es y ! RI 3 COX.
q BHBdIs BsRSaSSe sss
BY BARNARD 4 BUcKEY; Georgetown.
TRUsTEES sALE;.By virtue of . deed Of
sanf ,a &. sS ss; e bs
& 81 I.
e :s .:s n
20 !ss ss III ]:
from s&: and thence with .aid line, .fs re-
Terms of ssls Sns.khs;lf of the purchase money
Ss sss .ns q
n.'sss. ;isistsEf ssHs sGSkEY khEsiYsssS. aass:
By WALL C BARNARD, Auotioneers.
Collins. vsss dated q 6esoSss sssd s.Si
d.y n es s tsSG,9R as9R
fsVrsh ssg.n Ps[. gf tS. sqSsIs
eleven inches and quarter on north nj street, and
running back. of the same width, hundred feet,
Frs. or iess, III aey' with being
Terms of sit sale one.h Of tn. purchase money
.s and = months With interest," be-
secured by notes and deed of trust. = -
EFSWfTaEissd wv: aisdtff.o 3 cox
T5usssss ssG e e GeC5gst9yn BaiIdipS AssSc.ton
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.
be,..s sttHs ds.sd 81 isS sssS II
July ls54 and November !. 1855 and Of record we
s !. x %ssoen S tas I'd
n.s. Ia. sIS SSo thirteen @ n sns5s No eight
the improvements, oonsisting Of Q substantial
Term: cf sale: One th,rd of the purchase money
st and u month";. 70 L Be sIS secured by
Eal EMaAlh5SESSz 5ESzS 8 q bSa3Els " 3ElsayH,
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MIsCELLANROUs,
4lSCKLLANEOUS. RS :.
fAN Experienced Nurse end Female physioian.
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING 6 SYRUP,

"a
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician.
present. to the sttsntion Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP.
~ Fer Children Teething,
Mass s.:: s:ss. 2. % .s :o
YzIN and spssmodie action, and i = = -
SURE 70 REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dspsnd upon IL nohs, IL viii give yourselves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
s,, Il R Y .nS s % ,,s: M
Nil e. :s MRs 4 x 1ss
rrcr a cuaH,lwINsLOw,s When du,l, v,.d
n:ss. DID ss f.s SOOTHING .a ins...s: di: %
9: ss...:.y, ,sn.i: SYRUP, d:hsS:d viii. q:
vifsaes wsspsak in this matter |" WHAT We DO Know"
:s ';S so IHr aTD STs n.,g1.
from PAIN and exhauson. relief viii be found In fifteen
ertvsnty minutes after the syrup Is sdmnistsred.
most irrIsISrcrp and sxiLSuL sUasEs IN EsS Enc ~.
land, and bssn used with NEvRRvAILHo succkss n
THO USANDS OF CASES.
only relieves the child from pain, inv,gor.tss the
snsrgy the whole sysssm viii almost instantly relieve
GRrPINs IN TEE BOWLS AND WIND CoLIc,
and een,aIsi.ns, which, not speedily remedsd
.sD :sa = FOR Sssis i. y: "onsp
il all eases Of pYs-l CHILDREN ENrERT and DIAR.
.sga .1;... an, n aaTEETHING D.hs. .h..h:, Il
We would say every mother Who has e6d suf
isriag fsom any o. going eompainu-po NOT LET
stand between your child relief viii be
sURH-ya, AssoLUrELy suRE-so follow the use Of tins
medicine tp.ly uses Pull direeoes for u.ns win
cUKT PERSiNs New fori !. on d: oss.ds ~aspp.I
z s. Sa sarS1gsSSs s :ss =: .SS
Price ouiy Is Cents Bottle. ll-dkyfy
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EDUCATIONAL.

M,s MRS; McC0RMICK's SCHOOL.
N1kS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friepds and the public generally that she will resume
tember next. - ~
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she il desirous OF
receiving into her family few pupils q. boardsrs,
mediate care and oversight
AL Her S srrssnssm,ept. s for the accommodation and
and otherwise improved. Those in Washineton
desiring particular information with references 10
aer school may apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor OF
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resldence-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va
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o,,,p,s cut, sAFEs. o,,on :, -, Z,

l1LLiE,s CHILLED and WROUGHT IRON
BURGLAR aed FIRE-PRO0F SAFES, with his
improved combined Formulation and Combination
every busipess man. ft Il confidently believed that
ths decided trinmphs tins Safe in on places where
to.s, and st oshkosh, Wiz, 81 IRE. must eopvince
sdisc.minstng public Of the folly. of trusting in
Persons vi. hing safss are respectfully invited 70
IN i9vestigation Of the many adyeut9Ees tins Chill
Ing = our sales Room IS Louisisnia avenue, the
Rost s4tlsfsotory certificates can be seen Of the
Fire and Burglar Proof merits of this Safe. -
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% MORE AUCTION BARGAINS. :
lltCH Silk Robes and Popllns, with many stylish
in order 10 close them out medistely. Also, fty
pieces rich figured Bayadere and Plain Black Silk,
= 90 A'-'- ''-' '- j. "! cOLLEY CO.'S, 4
no 8-fv 523 7th st.. above Pa. avenue.
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TRIMMINGS. PRINCES,
Opening fthe NEW TRIMMING STORE st
No. asa 7th street, between ID and E SITS. Good
sssortment-the newest styles-very low prices viii
no2-2wH p. .MUHLINGHAUs.
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

NIGHT SCHOOL.
,sta Sg5acresr VII open, upon ths Sd October,
street, corner of II. Here viii be taught an the
EnglIsh branches, Msthepatics, Ancient and Mod
ern Classlcs. Bookkeeping, Drawing, Engineer
ing, AEchiteeture, National Philosophy, and eli or
any OF those branches OF q Business Education
mand. There will also be delivered, twice q week,
short lecture upon "Busness," in all its prscti
ass lc, further fur particulars see pripsiesl;s