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Steamer II. MI. RuuyaD.

Captain J. n. CoRsETr, leaves every Tuesday, at 4
4 O'clock, p. NJ.
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JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D., L. L. D. Professor CT Chemistry
and Ply sology in The University relative this
plant, says
May 90 1857.
LOUrs ULLNAN, MsQ-Dear Sir have had the lily.
meter sent hung up my laboratory since is arrived
and found It ID in the manner you represent"
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AMNIBUsEs will leave the various Hote half an hour be-
" lore starting time for the different Railroads.
orders left Office Of the Commercial Hotel theSta-
tie Market the square attention.
decl7-u G. ". KENNEDY, Agent.
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Union and American.
Nashville Feb O. 1879
Mr. LouIs s. ULLAS1r: Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handed me, has by Onths and
have no hesitency in saying that unerng weather
f1reteing the changes Of the atmosphere from "a to a
ahead commend the attention and patronAgeO all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully,
J. o. GRIFFITH.
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DIR. JOHN sHELBY's
Fine BIoOded StOck-.HOrseS, Jacks, Jen-
nelS, Hogs and Cattle,
= Regular Nashville and Lon
ksI isViIIe PASSENGER Packets.

TEMPEST,
D G. PARR, Captain
JOHN GAULT,
}. H. BUSCE, Captain.
One Of the above above
day At L ycoek. NJ connecting Louisville with the United
States Mail Packets fer Cici Parkersbur Wheeling
burg Baltimore and ONO Railroad Through receipts
given for frig baltimore, Philadelphia,
How as by other reliable line These
presy for the trace The sctes puuctuay observed time
- starting. For freight passage apply or to
decl4-u II. n HARRISON AGENT
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5. P. CRAWFORD, N. D., Of Greeneville. Tenn,
Louis ULLMAS, Esq.-Dear Sir-T have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators watching and
test ng for some Time find them them be erceedfg sss
tn and made susceptible 10 al hy0Foaeicik changes thin
TIE best HgrOmeTs IAaUe o6seryed THey dgfSs IN
ioTetelftgt4e c1aR0es OF he toeae from p to % hours
ga dd1d7ce They simple and believe more reff
be and Of utility td most sensitive ygrocOpes IN
use and should be in tie hands Of almost individual
peeially the farmer, Very respectfully &C., yours,
s. p. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

!, Dr Bigw-Q. Where did you get arms to OBJ
taii,poscessiea of the afmory. A, j bought them.
q. In what Stafes A. That ] would not state.
\ Mr.. vallandigham-Did you expect a general
rising Of the slaves in case OF your success =. =
Mr.. Brown-No, sir nor did wish II; ex-
Mr. vallandigham-Did you expect to hold pos
session here Till then! - ~ ~
Mr.. Brown--well, probably had quite dir
ferent idea. ! am here prisoner and wounded,
because foolishly allowed myself TO be so. You
overrate your strength in supposing conld have
been taken IL I had not allowed Il. / was too
tardy after commencing the open attack-in de-
laying my movements through Monday night,
and up to the time was attacked by the govern
ment troops. IL 3,s,. s.,f.sa,i,.,
g. How many guns; A. Two hundred Sharp.
the Massachusetts Arms Company's revolvers, q
little under the Navy size. sai - =
lQ, Why did you not take that swivel you lefi
In the house? A. had no occasion for it. II
was given TO me year or two ago ,-d
In Kansass a. No; I had ncthiug given ns
q, By whom, and in what Slater A. Idecline
to answer. IL IL not properly swivel; II is avery
large rife with pivot. The ball 10 larger than !
musket BALI Il 10 Intended for slug i@''i q -
To the Reporter wish to say, furthermore
hit you had better-all You people at the South
that must come up for settlements sooner than you
arg prepared for IT, The sooner you are prepared
: Bystander-Q. Was it your only object to fsee
the negroes. A. Absolutely our only object hns
=, q. But you demanded and took Col Washing
Hys5 sna wssn G Ts we iIssndsd
to carry out our object Il was for that, and ONLY
that, and with no design to enrich ourselves with
any plumber whatever. - p '.sa hs'al0s 4
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A UsED-UP MosARcH.-when Ferdinand
", King Of Naples, was informed of the death
OF his second spouse-elect he displayed con-
siderable temper. His only occupation, his
sole pleasures, were the chase and fishing, and
decency demanded that be should abstain
from both for at least one day How on earth
should he manage 30 kill time? His hatterers
sought means to amuse him, but neither bill
liards nor cards succeeded No project of
amusement drew a smile from him, until a
gentleman suddenly said, without weighing
his words, Suppose wo initiate the Princess 3
burial :" The King Of Sicily found the idea
charming and delicate; and a young beardless
courtier of feminine appearance, became the
principal actor in the masquerade He was
attired like an archduchess, and laid on bier
with his hands and face exposed; then, in order
TO initiate the marks Of smallpox, drops of
chocolste were sprinkled over his face. The
Ambassador Of England was invited 10 the
ceremony, and this august parsonage was chief
mourner. The procession went through the
most sumptuous chambers of the Portici Palace,
and Sir William Hamilton, who always went
out shooting with the King. was ordered to ar
range the visits Of coincidence. The Prince
was delighted with this burleque. Such was
the way In which he dsplored the unb Apply end
Of . young and accomplished person - scrst
Hisforg Of the House Of Austria. ByAltred
MiehssIs. 80 .tsL 6 - :
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CATHOLICISM AND MArRIxoNY-Ont the occa-
sion Of the great wedding in New York of Miss
Bartlett 10 Don Viedo, Archbishop Hughes, al
the close Of the ceremonies, addressing the
newly married pair on tho sanctity and fnvio.
liability Of the, marriage VOW, said :'aT The con.
tract you have now entered into is for life !: /,
can never be broken. - What God has ioined
let no man put asunder.' Our Lord himself
raised 1t to the dignity of sacrament, and his
church In all ages resisted every attempt to
loosen the sanctity Of the matrimonial contract.
The Catholic Church has never granted divorces
never, never. You may have heard that she
has done so, but believe Il not; tits a mistake:
she has never granted . divorce where marriage
has been legitimately entered into, and she
never will. For maintaining the inyiolability
OF this sacrament the Church lost England, and
at the present moment she would lose thou.
sand Englands, or any other country rather
than loosen the bond that binds society together
What would the condition Of society be but for
marriage. Society Is made up of families. and
to this sacrament the family relations are In
debted for their sanctity, stability, decency and
dignity. Marriage Is no mere human contract,
to be dissolved at the option Of either party; ii
cannot be affected BY. prosperity or adversely,
sickness or health, joy or sorrow; it lasts
through HE, and can only be broken by the sum-
mons thatcalls oneor the other from this world.
II has its blessings, its privileges, and it has
also its trials; but they will be borne together;
and with religion as your guide and pole star,
they will conduce to your eternal interest and
welfare" terz n 80.
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,. iErAiparagraph has been going the rounds Of
the newspa Pefs, taken from the Newport Gazette,
Perry CO., Pa, 70 the effect that Mr.. Black OF
Newport, had died In consequence Of an incision
made by rooster with his spurs in one of the
arteries Of his hand, initiating previous . bis
dsath, the tapping and Growing Of the animal.
The comments have generally been Of an incred-
uIous nature. butthe Harrisburg Patriot is informed
by gentleman who was present at the death Of
Mr.. Black, that the publfshed account 10 strictly
Rue, and that he suffered the most excruciatin9
sgony, initiating the Growing and tapping Of the
suicfinQs. =
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= 10 A few days since at Danielsonville. Conn.
. man named Russell attempted TO kill q Baptist
minister Of kiilingly, named Miner, for alleged
wife during Russeils absence In California r u.s.
sen drew knife, and made pass at Miners
throat. excl4iming -. You must die.p Miner
Russell wrenched 1t, causing number OF deep
wounds, and mangling II terribly. He then made
. second asfempt. striking At Mfner's heart MI
ner nnaily escaped, Russell discharging two bar
rels Of revolver at him as he fed for his life.
kns:en was arrested, examined before justice,
and bound over In the sum Of q 600. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24
CsONsOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs & CO.. MAs.sr.,

EEE - WILMINGTON. DxLAwARK. y
FRANCE, E,BROApRENTsE& & co. having OBJ
tanned from the Legislsture of Delaware at itsiete
ssessi2n, Lottery Contract, to continue In opera
ZION tor period OF twenty years, and having given
bond: to the State for es Of doiiars, to ss-
Surs ine promR5 geymehf OF el pnzes ao!d, are now
DATED LQTTERfEs OF DEIAWAREg Ell WiIgior i6r
od Ss pd SshT
OEDELAWARE for the same objects.
Ihs Gonsolidnted Lotteries of Delaware are
II IN. -,Tl.Ff, ~ . y = -AS'0
All drawings under the superintendence of Lot
tery Cormissioners appointed BY the State of Del-
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CABINET WARE. &c.
o IRON HALL a
SD : WARE-RO0M, -


SzEE3 No. 31S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Nov in store, the larEest and most complete as
the oitizensof Washington, Georgetown, Aiexan-
Rosewood, Walnut. and Mahogany Psrior Suites
upholstered In Brocatelle, Silk Plush, and Hair
Gilt-isms Pier and Msnsel Glasses.
csntIe 1Ie sna aroiS osSef Sis Fables.
Chamber Sets complete, IN Rosewood, Walnut,
Mahogany, and Painted, with or without Mar
Rosevood. Walnut, and Mahogany Bedstesds,
Rosswoed, Walnut, and Mahogany Marble. TOP
and other Bureaus, - =
Ro;sgSod sssss and Mahogany and
Oak. Walnut, and Mahogany m.rble-sop Side
Marble-top and other Etageres with mirror-racks.
iandsome Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes, :
Hat-racks in Oak, Walnut, MahogaDy, and lion,
Walnut snd M:hosany Sofas and Tete-a-tetes,
Reclining and sleepy hollow Chairs, rllr,.
Chairs OF every description. and style,
SOFAS, Beds, and Lounges, assn
Extension Tables In Mahogany, Walnut, and Oak.
Work;taoies, Tepoys, Music stands, and Dressing
sisS.:PLias Vsds, ,.as, Bed: and sP.,pS Stats.
Hair, Cotton top, and siacf Maftresse.. 80
Bolsters and Pillows OF superior qualify, 80
Blsnkets, Me,seillss Quilts, Comforts,
Towels and Napkins. l
Z Also, An exteesive assortment of China. {; iaas
and and Plated Goods, Table Cutlery. Japsnned Goods
We are now prepared u furnish hote,s. hoa,dinx
houses, and private dwellings, complete on iibersl
ses4 stawtf w. BOTELER.
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n FEMALE TEACHERs

T. FEMALE TEACHERS.
err; are deslroqs Of entering seminary for ladies,
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin. French.
hlghe, English Studies, Drawing Psstel and Gre,
For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star.
or TO Mr.. Weston, editor Of the Republic. - ! y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24
You CAN FIND THEM

sssai a SSEs s
Hat STANDS, WHFFTE fkuNS. n GYssTTER YssTTE
BOILERS, or other housek eeping articles! You
.Dcyoa need ALRATA FORKS and SPOONS,
I6RRskE I6bRRskE stfss6S,s sktNfssys66S, P0SKETT, KegIyES RA a
BR UsHES, BASKETS, Bird CAGES, or 4 4
thousand other useful notions! You can End them
bt trAANClSs 4SO 7th Gt.
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DLAINFIELD ACADRMY,
SELLING OFF AT COST To-REMovE.
$4,000 WoRIH or NEw Goops THAT Musr m
KUN OF IN Few WKKKs.

Havins leased the large and beautiful store room
between sth AND 10th streets, Pionoforte ware,
room, where shall remeve In 9 few weeks, sfter
my new store with sfresh stock Of seods will offer
rom this day my present NEW AND ELEGANT
STOCK az PRIME cost Prices.
MY stock embraces every size, quality, range,
color and variety Of fne Pearl. Silver, and Inlsid
Cases. WorI stands, Work. boxes, yewsl and odat
Soxes; oeautifui PsPier Msche, Rosewood, and
China, Psrians and Bronze Ornaments; Opera
Sia:ses DeeutifnI Engravings. IN francs fne
Perfsmery,r Soaps, &c.; ChiIdren's Csrrsaes;
kocklng HoLses, Bird CAGES, Umbrellas, Porto,
Travelling and shopping Bags (; Baskets of every
variety; and an endless voriety Of 6ne French,
German, and American Toys for children. in fact,
my stock is the largest ever offeren in this city
xU. For any thing you ysnt call esrly and get
bareains. - n. ]. McLAUGHIIN
seg Pa. Nv, bet 9Th and 9th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24
81. 81. MISCELLANEOUS. sst
A MI teMRs. wINsLOW, - = -
Ian Experienced Nurse snd Fsmsle Physisiaa,
presents 20 the attention Of mothers, her .
500 THING SYRUP,

! isgs Fer Children Teething,
which greatly fscfaes the prseess Of tssthiss by soen
nag the guns, reducing all inaannatoa-siif allsy ALL
fAiN ana spssnodie action. and 10 fti'''
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend npsn h nethers viii give rest to yourselves and
kELLEFAN HRALTd TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put and cold article for ten and
80, hs. m, IHyTH Of i, what have
Msdisias.sIvEsl MRS. ais ir r2IIiD. N
frcr euas, as,wINSLOw,sI.s.ssc ,;v.Iy Io u,.s. .s
S.ss,Sd We e. anew SOOTHING ia:.ass DE-
the ss..r.Iy, Altar: SYRUP, tdeiiEh.sd vish 8.
orkRATIoNs, and.---- m terms Of
virtues We speak in .his matter q WHAT WE DO xNown
TIoS roi THE FULFILMKNr or WHAT WI hInK DE-
psin .ad eshausod relief win be found ia sss
or twenty minutes after the syrup 10 administered.
This ssuabie the of Of the
most ErrEsIENcED and sKrlruL NURSES il New Eng.
i5 ~ THOUSANDS OF lCASES.yz .yzH
only relieves the child from pain, but ths
stomach and bowels sedity sves tone and
energy 70 the whole system. will alnest instantly relieve
GnPINe IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLIc,
and G,s.soms sSs.ul..n. which aot speedily
;sS ssp n sia FOR ssys f. ( q: sIs
| 70 an ease. Of Drs CHILDREN EsrEaT sad DiIS,
slis:. f..m IN ,.s,sn Ds6s whsshss i
eapse We would say e,.ry mohsr Who has edld ssf.
roUs rREiUDicE.. NOR THE "a H9uDIeEs OF OTHERS,
sunryes AssoLUIELv sukE-to fsllow the use Of tins
sSnI-ny zach 6e;sis None gsaniee unless th o.
CgkIiS PBHkINS, New York, the outside wrapper
Sold By Druggists throug ghout world z 81 80
rsineiPai Once, No 10 Cedar sares., N. z
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IL Lsstdalot. make qass. }iplka Ipess;
4iEK,4fbew county of WilG6x " G5o9fs he
Legislature forgot 70 attach IL 70 ZONE Congfe4
sional District, and the Inhabitants are therefore
Without representative In the natioaal councils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

HI The plan 70 raise money for the ccmuaetion
Of the Washington Monument by means Of colIec-
tions, at the different Post ofices seems likely 10
prove successfni. Several hundred Postniasters
ply With the snggegtions. Lynn, Msss |, hss tent
IN the largest costrtbutiop, &s; WheelIna aie:
Washingtoa, eI7; Bsltimsre, and Porb3otth,
tribuons be sent in fast at present for Syear
the whole amount would be collected In that
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r1AvKLng DnHCr0RY. >
[afoRrANT ISgVSEEsls INS9EVlSeEs 1o sourHERN

FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
ton and Nov orissns taS ssstso5 Rs.Iresss, esss
ApikEcr kourxASD CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Coz.
hi.s.S x...s. RDss;:: Ds;::.4 as:;:.. a.:;:.s.. sys..
Graa1 y..e.,e., cs,sas.,, FE.ssssI.s'' Essss;sss,'
Toves f,cssT. sos O. I'll f q ,Ss sscss ,o,n,.
&C. corner Grs@ ssS ss
blsssSr Pom oS 6s..lslss.
ssss and SsSf sSs ns 3 Ne, EssSs s' m d.'
The ss1;, ss,iss lsnssa q .hs route g.:ss. tcssh
! Sss 5.ss sSq
Memphis and Charleston Rairoad 70 Memphis,
g yeIsSsrs s. stesmsr. & and tSenc. va ksrss
% New Ories ne, OF can lesvs the Memphis and
Sy s Sscs soG New sSf
JsSkson, and Great Northern Railroads, 70 New
Nss' Boat Arra.se,.s.s Jre. MsmsAis ssstA.--
lms Line n. e2mPsted str,.snseme1ts, ~, , sad rave
excepted, for New oriesss and "a insei imsdIsts
points Mondays, Wednesdsys and Fridays By the
days and Saturday, 81 the % r.saisr Viets6urs PsSf
cts, connecting them by rail Oply Twelve Hours
s2ts :uss sr.s, Ssss Ss
the Only Line that has Daily Line OF steamess on
TssoIsa fs.as. fi..y. w..sIrsre. .ss..m.
and 3. m Sundays excepted, making direct oon-
nsctlons, with the privilege Of laying over al eay
point named ON thu coupon.
Psesen gers lesvins IN the ?. NJ Train 60 Through
70 Riohmond without Change Of Cars, and have
oom sortsbs nlshts rect, ss the care are PROVIDED
with hrst- class Sleeping seats r 80
10 Re Sag. and zsEJer 1ieksts ria orasss asd
Psssengers for iehmond and The south OF South
west respectfully informed that BY purchasirg
their Tickets wa Orange and Alexandria route,
they avoid the annoyance OF change frOm beat 20
cars at the inconvenient hour Of midnight, a. By
th1 rvsI Ionte, -. -.
Of the Orange and Alexspdria abroad st the Depot
az Washington, from whom they viii receive polite
| fp The steamer GEORGE PAGE is.ves the
Il foot Of Seventh street. st65< g. m and L.
sh 2: IN. fos Ale1sndris, where ssss sssS
snd ScsthSest Pssseageg for &hglstier,Lls.
will take Boat leavlng Washington af 81 o. m
Opnibases leave the Once. corner OF Sixth street
and Penny lvania avenue, at a m and Q D. m.sE
,N or arriving o. Wsshinston, passengers loy
= - JAMES A. EVANS. ~
90 eo-h atEf Ticket Agent, Washington.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAII.ROAD.
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d22 COX q MCKINNEY 400
FOREIGN AND Hbbbod bodMEsTTc cIexRso
We have ON hand varied and choice stock OF
TOBACCO and ClGARS-wholesals ~ -:
article yin & do ssll TO calL All orders w.
SlJk Sevasfh rtrert r.ar a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24
WOOD AND COAL.

i ULoOK TO YOUR INrERESrn
PURCHASING YOUR WOOD
A. PAYNrER's CRY STEAM KINDL1Ne
STOVE WOOD MILLS,
,E Foor or SEVENTH STREET.
10 You win not only ss suys Of full measure. but
r1 c.pss. s,s9ss ss, and md spls any ,,s
won e S.as, b x. s:ss ID. il .sssIy tai ss.y
u The bsss Heart spruce Pine Weed
ID-Ap Delivered F,eSs e q &SHarfs.IM & Ier 2ip'i's
IL NOV please call at the =
You win get quarter Of. ~ ~'' ''' w II
Cut In pieces and Split ''' 'r' ''' '"'
you set quarter Of sesa q sss ,l,' .0i sl'
Delivered 10 ali part. sftSe CITY, ''"' '"''''
Dr Orders BY mail -'''' '' 'AN o'''s''' 'H''
when the SsT is delivered, @ ' " ''"'
''ss % Isn'fs M''1s'. A. 4 PpHRyNTEWR Rslsr Ws,,f
L = : Q A,L...c 0 al Al y !
Just arrived, and now lying .. my wharf, the
a EsssEG Fl i@i ,aa
if Hefory Sw S Ss ess .ss ssDd Lot q
Split Wood of ali Lengths, i. W. BATES, ~
ea 18th st.. near the Canal.
C A CT 4 2, I'm "a }. A, La
!. Nov afoat and discharsing-
sas John. 4ts' Bs sss Caroline
Z Bringing thoTough and complete assortment ol
A&nthIsoite AM GOALS from the 1Eehish and Sohnyl-
DAILY sxpseted, ? ostgo of Lyken Valley; also,
Persons about laying in their supplies for the
winter viii do well to give Us q call before pur-
chasing, as we are salts Sled our facilities for fur.
nishing both Wood and Coal are unsurpassed. Coal
thoroughly screened before delivery. Far weight
and meesuf0 given. Fair prices ex xpected, 80 !
-lsao o r. j. q w. M. GAIT,
Omoe-N. w. cor. 18th and sts No, SAT,
\ - Wharf-Foot nth IT., below War Dapar't .
Orders left at either place viii receive prompt
ettenuon. - lzz.-- - -. seB
WOOD QDl-WOODm-Hickory, Oak, and Pine
w WOOD furnished at low rates, either pre-
- - 4 w. M. GAIT,
PropnetoIs Of the City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Foot Of 18th st., below War Depart.
Omoe-N. w. cor. 18th and G sts., No. SAT.
.0O Orders left at either pace viii receive prompt
e1entlon. se IS
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lEJ- The Cork correspondent Of The Boston
Traveller says: 81 lt will take another Hencules to
inangufate thorough temperance reform In Ise-
lind Everybody dsinks something--ffosn the
Cork merchant with his wines, down To the cab
cheaper drinks ure the rfsosf In desnaud and 4
graf deal more money goes for them than Tor the
saast.nfials of ilfso 6saeshpW are m, itpttution
esr,ss e ana noassh, .isPsct sesf lhaa schools,
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M, MRS, McC0RMICK's SCHOOL.
lBkS. MCCORMICK desires 70 inform her
friends and the public generally that she win resume
the duties Of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The sourss Of study pursued will comprise an the
ton. soI FBEd q go - -
in addition 20 her day scholars she is desirous of
rece,ying into her family few pupils a. bosrders
escn rom 10 20 yests, Who viii be under her
Al, Her arrsngeTsnts for the accommodation and
que care Of pupils have been considerably increased
desiring particular Informstion with reference 70
her school may apply to w. ID. Wsilsch, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply at her
rendenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexandra, Va
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-U Amoaa fhz ls<nfarriyals Al the Ohio state
1Rsison = . young ma named Price, con of a Con
nesrcas judge 6 censiderable sreputaSidn RI
sfudied Law with David Paul Brown, Of PkIlsdrl.
phia, afteswasd with John w. Forney aud vras
n 0hbdD6sea while WITH lnfe misiasf b ed. fIe
idk eodnteffeit mosey esa,3 i,1es -
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BALTIMORE AND nHIo EAILRopAP;r Pp;r,;

=
Trans will run as follows. . - .ssffts
Leave WASHINGTON ~ $50 and <s&n-a
On Sunday et - p M, only. -. =
ts.se BBALTIM99sSE s.s q and
On Sunday at ~ a. M. only. 81 = II's-fe
Psssense.s for the EAST WI take trains ct 6 -
For the WEST st e-2D O. m. and S.2 D. N. III
For orANNAPQI.is At 1t5 q. m, and SO ,. m.
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