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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

MAZE PrA.-Mazeppa was Polish noble-
man, born in the Paistinate OF Podolla he
was educated as a page to Scan CAsimir, at
whose court he acquired some knowledge OF
belIos lettres. An intrigue, which he had
with the wife of PoliSibPalatine. having
been discovered, the husband had him tied
on wild horse, which was then set loose
The horse, which was from the Uksrine'
went back thither, carrying with him
Mszoppa, half dead from hunger ana
fatipue, Some peasants took care of him;
be remained With them for long time, and
distipguished himself in several incnrsions
against tho Tartars. His superior informa-
rion made him highly respected among tho
Cossacks, and his fame, which was daily in.
creasing. Induced the Gar TO create him a
Prince of Ukarine. Such is the historical
fact which furnished Lord Byron with the
subject Of his poUm with this It!e
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
silicet of Sic DamAum Sculls !

The physician who attended SIC transit has ur-
rived in this city and taken rooms at The fremont.
- Boston NHScUm.
Tho pugliist anAR fl has gone TO Boston and
hopes 10 see SIC transit IN gloria mumdi morning.
-Springfth Post.
He arrived safely, but coon dGitd blow al sic
trgrstt, and beta hole in his head BostUn Bee.
We understand nihH i'll him and n0ctes head
completely OF Boston nascum.
Thai must be a mis.uRe Tor sic transit was inter
SC DR.. Dlgg last evening, and siaid TIL tecum.-
Carpet Big. ,..
sic transit came into our office this morning
with Carpet Bag" He cum by rail with the
carneR.--H Hartford EIcfisiOT.
Oh. nnKm ssulls! You damnUm sculls He
didn't either SIC transit drove Ia pone tdadfm
frTI9 re, from tie eastward. lie is visiting his
ante, Mrs. Die Ttrre, in this city, and will stay
till ortem DR.. Dignos the TcrrIs. He likewise
ct super with us last evening lie Iia beta p'.-
The pugilist also cum with him, and tdnsbdo man
| badly in the sueet-he cpiis nos off, and aoeLn
[ Nat Hrna nounGer-Har!ford HCPa6t'caH.
! S,licef, the whole of you-N !. Tribune.
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Norman says that persons having

as>Merriman says that persons having
limbs frozen by cold, should immerse the
frozen limb in cold water, and retain 1t in
that position until the ache has ceased and
no unpleasant consequences will result to the
limb from the frost, Persons chilled with
cold should drink freely of cold water, and
bathe if practicable. Soft snow will extract
frost, If applied as poutice to tho frosted
flesh, whilc t.n frost il still atopping. The
same remedy to person struck by lightning
is required, as when Pros;gated BY cold.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

CuRloUs HrsToRIcAL FAcT-Durlng the
troubles in the reign Of Charles ], country
girl came to London in search of a place as
a servant maid; but not succeeding, she
hired herself to carry out beer from a brew
house, and was ono Of those called tub
women. Tho brewer, observing good
looking cir! in this low occupation, took her
into his family, and married her; but lie
died while yot she was young woman ana
left her the bulk of his fortune. Inc
business OF the brewery was dropped, and
the voung woman was recommended to Mr..
Hyde, as a skillful lawyer, to arrange her
husbands affairs HYDE, who was after"
wards the great Earl of Clarendon, finding
the widows fortune very considerable, mar
ried her. OF this marriage there WIS no
other issue than a daughter, who was after:
wards the wife of James H., and mother OF
Mary aud Anne, queens of England.
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LIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

nor ACE WILDER. ..... '..'. plstI'ClJu
y ARIUS CALDWELL .''' -, - - - senator
PETER HITCHCOCK. .Represenihuivo
NJ. C. CANFlELD. .'.''''''' '''' 'frooa" yuuET q:
WI. N. KEENY... -. Clerk ,3!,
C. C. FIELD. '''' '''' ~ ~ AuulIoI
II NJ SPENCER .''' pI i,c.Suie CT CT
l.. C. LUDLOW 49, he.uLnuI n,,
II. X. smith,: ''''''''rros' Euos HEttUrmoy
A. BARTLETE'''' ,ut nuyo ", vi
HARRIS GOULD .'''' '''' 80 - '''' ENue ''o'eo'
J. q. WO2ALLO,l c,, rx,;.r,
J. V. WHITNEY,, '''' ''''' 'oc'o'i h1~N'''"e'e
r. E. DENrON,\
J. V. WHITNEY '''''"
tRSH SMlrH..'.'''' ... ..Commissioners RS
y Il. WOODBURY."
s G.! DOUGLASS
GEO. MANLY, ""' Directors Of lhnrmary
A. RICHMOND, J
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Gbe Jrffersonian Democrat
rs ruoLIsueD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. AT
CHARD0N, Geauga County, Ohio.
TIE R N 81

OEce directly opcr the Drug Store Of Coax & Ham
iLtoR, west side Of The Public SQUARE.
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w
Advertisements should be marked the mum.
her of times they are designed to be inserted those
not so marked, will be continued until ordered out,
and charged according to the above terms.
The privileges Of yearly advertisers will be con-
Gnsd 10 thoir regular business.
Attorneys will be holden for the price of inserting
Advertisements brought by them.
sr1nrietor. tpostage paid J TO receive attention.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

LroAL ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted as fol
lows:--50 cts. a square, first irsortoni each sub
soduout insertion, IS cts a square.
BUSINESS ADVERT sEMENrs will be inserted OF
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II not paid within the year, .''''. W
RTAll kinds Of meNhNntable produce taken IN
payment at the mOrkctpricc
'."No paper discontinued until all arrearoges
are paid except at the opuon OF the Publisher.
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ATT TORNE EY At Il a "
NTOTICE.-The undersigned, having
withdrawn from the firm Of "Durtes, forriss 7
( IIathaway," has opened r' office in The sui, oi
rooms formerly occupied "forIS'W s W;ll;ns iin,nS
y "iIav Cbnrdon, q where he may at all times Oe
fnvnd by his old Clients and Uy all others who may
Go ,;re his'assis,nnce as an Attorney and Solicitor
A continuance lf former confidence and business
Is respectfully solicited. W.O. fOkklSic
October 2Sth, 1857. 40S u
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EEoRTGAGE DEEDS'-Just printed
lNl at this Office, Mortgage Deeds suitable for
Attorneys 60 attach to foreclosures; also, large
caantity of the same OF the common size.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

A LARGE Assortment OF TRUNKS, VAL.
"A ISES and FANCY HAT and BONNET
BOXES. on hand by a,,ry
Nov. IL. WILKINS a. hELbE1.
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WANTED, Sheep PeIts, Grain, Butetr, Rags,
w and Cheese, for which we will pay the
Nv ~ WILKINS e. KELLEY.
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DIV. CANFIELD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in NIL !he
Courts OF Record in this and adjoining c9nn,'es
0trOnice directly over the Store ol KeXiHrI
Crnhed Chardon, q fnl y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

RE-orESIsoy OF TIE NicARAoUA RovrE-ws
are informed, from reliable source, that severa
Influential gentlemen connected with the Panams
Railroad and Pacifc Nail companies, intend q
apply TO the NicafaEua government for Transi
grant, In order to prevent that strong postior
from faliing Into the power Of their mighty foe
well versed In the Transit diplomacy, and who II
represented As very Influential with the member,
Of the NicaraRuan Cabinet and Congress, is th<
cafagua and he will sail by the steamer Of the 5th
accompanied bya gentleman from Costa Rica
whose assistance has been already secured; and
VIII carry 80 900 In gold and something more In
drafn 70 ee used In Nicaragua As they may thini
most eficient for the accomplishment Of the az.
sired object. should the above mentioned psrtie,
succeed In their aim they viii no doubt give thu
law 20 their present and future rivals fhe only
taken this step before.-N Y. Herald y 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

DAT q meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
in New Yerk, ON fhursday, an interesting CORES
pondence between the American Minister In Lon.
fairs, was fead-the FORMER conveying the N pold
medsls voted by the Chamber to the British naval
officers who aided In laying the sub-marine tele.
graph, and the hitter courteously acknowledging
receipt Of the same. The complaints Of the Brit.
ish manufacturers In regard 70 the adulterasion oi
cotton, also came mp for consideration. The spe.
cihc charge was, that sand was mixed with the
article, % - to increase III weight. To put .
adopted ! ,s.sEfl = y = = ~ - -
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~ eolosed man attempted to murder hi,
vile 81 ke!Post, y: J, On Monday niqht. bv
pushing her ea bridge Into the rIyef. Her criei
ened The hnsbaad made his escape.
\ III The New Bedford Mercury notes la,vr
sals. q et1 he amount of the sales for the weS
ending tbe 9lth vas e336 ,iss, and of this anoun;
50 - viii p psid b cash In twsssy days non
ed In Italy, n Il sid tknf moso intrPmasrIseS1
have taken place bslveon them I'D tho It1l}Su
w,.oneu, thar eccuusa beswsen ne AussFiaas I'D
Italians In fosty-nvs yuan e eccupafion. 5
:. R Jean Goa New oslssns psliesnaa, -
vish vhsa ks bad ssceniiy costsscssd lshss she
Hosn.n terms UavrSags ds eesrssaacs. He en.
so tee room while ehs was esleep, and, plactno
P'ssoa . hef bed, blsw hss brsias cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

BALrraonE MxcHlNIsrs IN RussIA .-The York
Of Mr. Edward Brown, master machinIsfs. now
In Russia, engaged on the RaiIroad vorks a. thst
country, between Moscow and g. Petsesburg.
contracted for by the MessTs. winans and Hsrsi.
ring residence Of several years In Baltfuore
gained many friends, who win be glad 20 heSr ol
bis success. He has been thee times promoted
tendency Of Che new road running nom the river
Don TO the Volga, distance of eighty-nve miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-07

III young man named Rsyburn w,s arrested
Of girl aged nine years. He vss ens,ged 4.
blowing In m adjacent field. INC h5sod ~
found on his clothes, which he accounted Tor bv
Stating that the plow handle struck him In the
face, causing bis noee TO bleed The Girl wa
dragged 100 yards TO the creek, near the Held In
which Reyburn was working. Reyburn alleges
that he saw two black men near the place where
the brutal murder was commitfed ,-
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letter from stayropol, Inserted in the In.
that Town. He u man Of lofty stature, thin and
osoee' shouldesed, with hollow eyes and dycd
'Ssssd p his walk 3 slow and dignined. His lscs
ssa 80 ne wee o. many wonnds, and its paleneuI
ana compse.ed regret. HE son, Cssi Mahomssed
fesemniee him only In his height His fsce n
Pock-mafked, and his grey eyes 6etray rather Gun
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SAFES.

LILLIE,s CHILLED and WROUGHT IRON
BURSLAR snd FIRE-PROOF SAFES, with his
improved combined Formulation and Combination
syery business man. II is confidently believed that
ne decided tTumRhs of this Safe in an places where
to,s, and at Oshkosh, Wis, By IRE, must convince
discriminstins public Of the folly of trusting In
Persons wi hing Safes are respectfully invited to
IN investigaton OF the many advantages this Chill
ing st our Sales Room SIS Louisiania avenue, the
most satisfsctory cert 6cates can be seen Of the
Fire and Burglar Proof merits of this Safe
no Sd Z. @. PATTISON, Agent.
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f1AvNK1g DnH01ORY. S.
[kF0RFAsT IssQgEVl2RE.lHsp IssQgElRE. Hp sOu1aEiN

FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
sSs and New oiissas f.S s.sEsos EsSi: Ses
ADnEcr Rourx AND cosrrsuous RAILWAY Cor
R,sams.4, p..s.s.. ss'''. Is.sas-s. e pr,..,
S1sss ys-s.ss.. cslss;s.,, Essssszs'. EssIss;ss,'
Msmskis e.d .Nsr Qrisess! -,
5ss sS s. q q: .ss ssss S.
xsssSS x.nIs ss,Ps. q s15h street. and
F.ssss 2sn % 49, :.
SIsvs,ssS, ~ . = sopssssc s:ssiaE fs[ty 4ss y ias
he entire length q skis T route q psssss tSroseA
.Is,: ss,,lsSI Pssss ' a Ss
Time TO New Orlesn.-Four Days and Ten Hours.
ssd e 4srR: sc sos1s: s Q. sss
S and Ircossd thence @ 70 New orIs.n. By .tssIst, o.
% New or..s. Or can ssvs sSs Msass. E ssa
Chsrleston Railroad a. Grand Junction. and pro-
and S;s.s iSo: Sis sss S:
IA. Las $ss 4. s Ms .ss ss a..
so Sss ana is
Sssslsr r. Ssx E orIssn, I:fssss apo Thsss
eoSassns ssm y os
70 New Orleans. Boats always leave promptly ON
the only Line that has DAILY Lane of sssaness On
The MississiRIi rive,,
IhkOCGH RAINS LEANE w WASHIH0TO< ~ - M
and p. IN, Sundays excepted, making direct con-
nections with the privilege Of laying over sf any
Passengers lessins in the ,. N. Train 20 through
20 Richmond without Change Of Cars, and have .
oonfsrtable nights rest a. the oars are provadsd
~ Be Ser. aad zsl tor 1iehsfs ria orasss ssd
Passengers for Rieimond and the south or South
west are respectfully Informed that BY purchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange and Alexandria route,
they avoid the annoyance OF q change from boat 20
cars at the inconvenient hour Of midnight ss by
the river route. =
Passengers from New York will meet an Aren't
Of the Orange and Alex audra abroad ~ the Dspot
az Washington, from whom they will receive polite
M The Steamer GEORGE PAGE sssvss o.
sfssntf os :tssss SssIs s ,ss sad @
sengers take the oars for the seufh
and Southwest Passengers for Czarleffesrille,
Stqrates, Frert Royal, Wecdaoek, wi.ehesfey. fe..
WILL take Roat leaving Washington &C 6& q. m
Omnibuses leave the Once. corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, at O. m. and .. m.
UrOn arriving at Washington, passe agers for
the South will be careful 70 take the Orange and
Alexandfia Railroad Omribus.
JAMES A. EVANS.
oe 3o-h Ticket Agent, WashinEton-
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E0R RENT.-Mepbers Of congrsss or families
nd dISssndns Ssss ns e Iss, ses T95sT y VII
Bed ROOM On sssl deoT ef tSres stors ysS nsc- s
&: : css. S.s;. :s . i;s ss 81, 81 s. .: s
:! sas;s:: !; ~: f:s o.: Sss ;ss !:
EOR RENT-Thse elsss story lBRICR HOUSE
q st sss Ss md az .ts nos sss
fs ne sg Ss s.e si
.ss sSsSSE s6
FoES ssENITasHsneese.;lE .I . I JEyygHsNIsaEDPAR-
sss I'd seid ssssf; sisE . sissosi ' s
NJ0TIcE-Tvo very desirSbie ffc.t ROOMS.
:ss : ssSiissSoa 40 s0s i issS aS' S.s.:.s ~: @ s.a
.; 4. ssss. y &!
.isIs .iysS Sf the ITs%::: si:O s.h
apply ct this ofhce. 80 - oc S5 N !
HOUSE FOR RENT-A three storv BRICK
IL HOUSE on the Island, near the corner OF ~
GRSkSE' sSR'f 3: :a ASBy
stores near the premises. raFs - sd 90 22-u
F0R sALE.-I offer for sale valuable FARM
oonssnns sp .; y Of mott
f e. i%!royed a ely IIogsIty. fhjs properly s sts-
waited parts Of the county. Convenient TO the cans
and Iailroad. BENZ. p. SMITH,
FOR RENT1-A valuable GROCERY STORE
y situated on the corner Of f12th and b SITS. west,
counter. blns, &e. and 10 the mosf dssrsbis stand
III ois EYst No. i is
Lestssna avenue near the corner Of ioth att.s
VI an l2-u
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-siuassd
"A In AlexAndrl8 county, about ~ miles from
6eorgetown, - the intersection Of the Georretovn
And Little Falls roads, consisting Of lo2 acres In
suire on the premises, or Of z. RICHAR OS corner
18th and streets. Washinston. D. @. isIo-6
A T PRIVATE SALE.Seyersl good and we'll
"A arranged three story FRAME HOuSES, with
tvo-story back buildings, containing from 9 10 u
rooms each sood. yards; back and side alleys The
above property located on the north side Of Mas
sachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 5th Sta Per
sons desirogs Of fobtaining healthy and quiet resi-
dence would do well 10 call at No. 81 of said prop
erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the lame
square for sale. ie9pH
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MUSICAL NOTICE

MUSICAL NOTICE.
y lIAkE Pleasure IN certifying that Mr.. VIC
TQk BECKER, the Chickering L Sons Tuner for
washington. tuned IN . most satisfactory and per
iect manner the grand piano used BY me Ut Miss
Juiana Nays concerts.
~ ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
~: BECkER reosives orders at Mr. John r, FL
9Th And lothtsts: Pianos, Melodeons, Reed Organs,
Suned ADO repaired. no 1-1mH
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KISCRLLANHOUs.
a MRS. WINSLOw,
<AN kxpssieneSd Nurse and Female Physician,
presents 10 the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,

,restnt, 10 ~ sno a. remSs rhysicsn'
SOOTHING SYRUP.
eaI.a Iss Ter Children Teethine, -, :
whish greatly seils.iss ths process Of tssng By ssss
PAIN aad spasmode aetiea aad 10 -
SURE TO REG ULATz THE BOWELS.
Depend npon IT, mothers, will give yourselves, and
RELIEF AND HkALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
hare put up aad sold article for yezrs and
Gan SonrIDkScE AND Truth Of IL, ,hat We have
Nsdis@.. ssvEsI MRS. IA. IT TX S2rI LED 20, y II
r.or = cuas. .wINxL0w,s ss.s h.sca a..s TO NED Ia
E:,:. asd ss S i.s. SOOTHING instance of di.
9; ss..I;s, 1;ss; sl.. =. sYRUP. s:ss;S win
hxhss. Of EeaI effects and medical
virtsss. ws speah in his WHAT WE DO xHow,"
s of wRsr %n STs nnsg11
cLAAk il aincst every instance where the infant saGer-
setyeasy miauses afssr ths syrup is sdministersd
IN: ,:ls.ss The psseIiPoe Of one q the
land, asd has been used with SUCCESS In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
euiy relieves the child from pain but he
stomach and bovei seidty gives tone and
energy the whole wil almost instantly relieve
GRIPTSs IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLrc,
and eveteems ns which, u aot speedily remedisd,
Ssp 1n FOR sns s q: =: ss.1.
10 AL all cases Of Drs- CHILDREN ENrERY aad DiAa.
srs.. from ,..asisr srTEETAING f1s sn:tAsI i
ss.ss We would say every Who e6id suf-
s or
stand between your suffering child and the relief that
u.a F" ssl''s for q: s:s: s:. % s
: 4: s: .1spc.s
Ha Harssssss Is t.sar sss s:r:. .S.s
Pnes only Is Cents per Beetle. oc Il-d&vly
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-Nor1cE. TAKE Nor1oE
On and aftsr this date, you will find at
III. Kings French Bazaar,
SS4 S4fENNsYLvANIA AvRNuR-north slde
Fine French PATTERN BONNETS, from Ss "a
eS, at II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
Is cent RIBBON at % cents. At = ~ ''-'' -
II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
294 Pennsy lvania avenue.
fn' fAhhfNs Il. kfNss : z FREsCfa sfRsi A BAZAAR,
294 Pennsylvanis avenue.
h. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
ou.,y,s 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
u H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR. .
294 Pennsylvania avenue.
WgOLEN GOODS, less than any other house
Il. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
s94 Pennsyfvania avenue.
STRAW BoNNETs kTS5:!G Is = g g ser ssps;. S 81
294 Psnnsylyania svenae.
FLATS ct g cents, at
81 H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
B = 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
flne COLLAkS and SLEEVES at 50 cents, at
n. klNG'S FRENCH BAZAAR,
2S4 Pennsvlvania avenue.
1oods said 70 Milliners at Kings old prices, per
T II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
NO S-m 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
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,y how rSs1sAiIs 70. p.. .rE cor Up pon rHs PIcro-
In TIE i11f number of New Yogh picfori.l n,
Per tnsse is piesare which parpofs 70 he The
liken<ss Of Flag onacer Tsttnail. b. q N from .
Photograph II dees not resemble him 4. s.cs !,
pefsoa. The fsce b younger, ne form siiohts,
and more military than that Of the chivslrous f.o
omeer. But the most amusing feature n th.t ~
the Uniform; instead ef being that Of aar one.
10 that of Marine oGlees throughout With sItrrS.
sioes and additions. Thus the cost has TIE Wari ne
collar and wss single bfeasfsd; but anothsr row a
buttons has been tdded 70 ene breast One OF the
Gun. has been ornsDented with the Gola laced
bssds o. Post Captain, while the other remains
onesasmsnted. The epauiets. swosd, and belt
are o. the Marine pattern, which Il entirely dif.
ferent from the Navy pattern. =
Somnoeofe Tsftnan has . son who II marine
oncer, and it has been naggested that tie enter
pnsng Pnolisner have got bold Of his photoQ5aph.
and making the face little order, have voefe1
u y ever COG hsif paper, thInking nobody would
enrossf ~ oInerence. They should knve r.
msneersa nas Flag omcsn have nnnerous
friends and srq naiafances. and that military sni
nsvsi men are iynx-eyed in respect 70 devistionG
from the estabIeshed unifosn a each hrs.cS 49,
gssde q public service. - : '-''''- -
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TIE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING.
THE BEST WINTER CLOTHING
can only be found at
WIESENFELD 4 CO.'S
0DEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.

can only be found at
WIESENFELD T. Co.'s
GIDEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
Splendid ovERcOArs for Few Dollars.
Elegant DRESS stfiifs . Esas.s R.sss! i 0o.S
Beautiful BUSINESS SUITS q f!iiias cesii
s,l.udid oyrRco AE sWlEsENFELB& { CO.'S.
burss!s OvEkcnATs.
Well made eOyERCOATS!
AZ WIEsENFELD CO.'S.
sGf4Hs fSf 4HsS9sos sSss Maj. MsS
wiEsEENEEEEfiSS wifESsiE!ENEEEEf BYTE 4 Goss fSs All Ages!
DRESS SUITS 10! Psrties.
COATS I. AZ ~ hwIEsENEELD . cos.
PANTS BY shs Thegsand. So :.
Boys sJf ssJEfSyssJSS S &; ri a..
AsSYfE Y9EskEai2FTEHn.DS sdkEai2TH.Se 81 Sots. ottss.s'r B0'''
Cheaper than the Cheapest! - sex -
Finer than the Finest! e-itse
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
llRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
fIiends and the public generally that she viii resume
the duties OF her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise al the
branches requisite to . thorough English edues
In addition to her day scholars she il desirous Of
recelyiDg into her family few pupils a. boarders
aged from 10 TO IA years, who viii be under her i'm,
me9late care and oversight. II -
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
and othervise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
her school may apply to w. d. Wallaoh. Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply at her
rs;:aenSs-No. =; 80 Cameron street, Alsxsndris, Va
IT. NIGHT SCHOOL.
,sia NiET Sg5scresr Hi 1pen ypon tbs Sd October
street. corner of H. Hers viii ss tssxhk ~ the
Engllsh branches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
ern Clssslcs, Book-Keeping, Drawing Engineer
Ing, Architecture, National Philosophy, and all or
any Of those branches of q Business Educatlou
which the calling in life Of any indi viduai may de-
Lsssnrs s ass ss
Fo, further particulars see principal,
T. FEMALE TEACHERS.
- WO Young ladies, sisters, xperienced teach
ers, are deslrous of entering seminary for ladles
20 instruct IN the following branches;
,Voca! and Instrumental Music, Latin, French,
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
For tsstmoni.ls apply to the editor of the ss.r,
or to MT. Weston, editor ofths Republic.
e.
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u An Irishmsn w.s buried in ssrth sna ~.
while szesysting srll At Roxbary, NJ !. ..
Isnnaay Re We eonPlstsly eevsscd sp. Afs.r
alive nnd ~ serieuslY hnEt Ths nas owSs ~
iifefo ~ pocuiias masssr u which two hr0s
stces csr2ht .gsInst sch oeAse snd againa t6e
sd. - ~ vel eseDiaE N areh oyss he Nd.
mid1ls, ~ aae(ker which keh his fscl Sc would
h.ye y been entirely ffss IN he underground plses
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WILL / BAkNX,RD, BBHRsS, i5ussss; ASe;
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer-

EXECUTOR,S SALE OF NEGROES. F.px
II II EnRMINe UIENsILs, HoRsE, &C., AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, the stn day Of November
the Farm known As "Conjuror Defeated" !" belonging
70 the estate Of Susan Evans, deceased, about two
joining the farm of Thomas Jenkins, ESQ. CON
tanning about cns hundred acres, forty of which il
wstered. The improvements consist Of o good
two-sfory dwelling, with other necessary out
q, Also, likely Negro Boys, aged about Is, Is, and
One Horse and some Farming Utennis
Terms for the farm made known on the day of
sale; for negroes, DO, cash.
FRANCIS 8. WALSH, Executor
Oc z&-eOGds A. GREEN. Auot