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How THE ROYAL PARTY ROLL Txs.prss The
royal party roll very badly. Any of our New
fofkers could beat the whole string and not ba II
ny. A ten strike 10 a matter Of congratulation
WIN the whole party, all clapping their hands,
and saying good" Eliot rolling slow, large
ball makes the most hits. st. Germans rolls with
theatrcal air, remaining IN position till his ball
stops, or Is stopped by the boys the latter happen
ing more frequently. Nes castles balls are like
hims II, slow and strong. sure to do execution
somewhere-either among the pins or boys Teas.
dale not only takes or his coat like the rest bu,
6arts his arm, but don't hit the pins any the better
Tor THIS display Of muscle. DIR. Ackland says that
ne rolls for exercise and II II likely that be does
for he certainly don't roll to hit or to win. Ths
fflnce takss the small, or pony balls, and misses
very accurately, generally landing his ball In one
OF tne cutters upon either side of the aley or i'm
tne stomach OF the small boy who sets up the pins
which happen to topple over. All Of the party
smoke during the Performance, and last evening
any number OF sherry cobblers Were ordered up
ana consumed, sticks Of macaronf being subst}
tused for strsws Perhaps this latter part Of the
programme is the real attraction after all for sber
ny co6blers are great favorites with all Stranger
VINO visit the States The royal party remained
IN the alley until after l2 and this was ali tbs bail
they attended.
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TIE FoRBIsN COMMERCE OF THE UNITED
SrArEs.-The foreign commerce Of the Uaited
states Is now so extensive that Ii required In
1S5S-the last year for which we have the COM
plete returns-not less than IL ,759 ships with
an aggregate tonnage Of COS 045 tons, native and
foreign, which carried to the various ports car.
goes from foreign counties. And there sailed
from those ports, with cargoes Of American or
foreign produce or manufactures, which were ex-
changed for those received from other counties
y2I9 ships, with an aggregate burden Of e02 S92
tons. The crews employed In the American ves-
sells thus engaged numbered I42 pa, and I'm the
foreign ships 103 ,556, making total of nearly a
quarter OF million men deriving their subsist-
ence from the conveyance 10 and from the United
States and other countries Of the articles which
enter into Its foreign trade. With one ception
there Ii no country In the world which affords so
much occupation 10 mercantile shi piping az this
Young America. That exception Is of course.
"Old England " During the same year. 1853.
there were 81 543 British and foreign ships which
entered and cleared the ports Of the British En-
pire, and these had an aggregate tonnage Of ~,
3Vs S5l tona. America EMPLOYS very nearly an
equal proportion Of native and foreign ships the
native being III $50, and the foreign IL I79: and
In the trade Of the United Kingdom, the british
number 81 $40, and the foreign but Il, ,573 In
the possession Of ships there IL but slight differ
ence between the two countries The aggregate
tonnage Of the United States In 1853 amounted 70
5,04s ,oU7 tons while that Of Great Britain was
5 56O9, ,623. OF the American vessels not less than
2,36i ,395 tons are engaged In the coastine trade
Of steam vessels, the United States Is ahead of
Great Britain and possesses 729 800 tons, against
ass AIS tons. Is - -
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ELECTION OF LORD MAyoR or LoNDoN.-Sat-
urday, September 1st, being Michaelmas day,
common-hall was held, In accordance with an
cient usage, In GuildhAll, for the election Of a
suing civic year.. The following shews the man.
ner IN which a choice was made:
Previous to the election the lord mayor, alder.
men, and sheriff, accompanied by all the princi-
pal officers Of the corporation, wearing their ap-
pirate robes and badges Of Office went in state to
the church Of st Lawrence-J -Jewry, and heard Di.
vine service and sermon, which was preached
by the Rev Henry Chrstnlas, M. A, the lord
mayors chaplain -
After the arrival Of the procession at Guildhan,
the common sergeant read the names Of members
Of the corporation who had served the office of
sheriff and were eligible to I'LL that Of lord mayor,
viz: VIM Cubitt, NJ. p alderman and hsbmon.
ger; Sir Henry Mugg geride, alderman and innhol-
der; VIM. A Rose, alderman and spectacle ma
kef; William Lawrence, alderman and carpenter;
Warren 9. Hsles, alderman and tallow chandler;
Benjamin g. Phillips, alderman and spectacle
maker; Thos. Gabriel. alderman and goldsmith;
wm Allen, alderman and stationef; John J
Mechi, aldermen and lorimer; and Edward Con-
der, alderman and wheelwrlght
The mace bearer then put the names to the meet
Ing after another, Of the aldermen eligible to
the mayoralty, when a large majority Of hands
were held up In favor Of Alderman Cubit The
mention of Sir Henry Muggeride's name was
followed by the next greatest number of hands;
mentary cheer. r4....
The lord mayor and aldermen proceeded to the
chamber to decide between the two for whom the
show Of hands had preponderated over the rest of
the members of their body eligible to I'll the office,
and on their return, the common sergeant, at the
request OF the lord mayor, announced that the
election had fallen on Mr.. Wm Cubitt, nj. p,
alderman and fshmonger The announcement
was followed by loud and prolonged cheering, ac-
companied by waving Of hats and handkerchief
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BRITISH COLONIAL GOVERNORS IN CHURCH AND
SrArx--Ouf colonies have forty governors
and thirty-six bishops. They are distributed
thus In North America we have seven COVER
nors and nine bishops; In the West Indies, seven
teen governors and ave bishops; In the Australian
colonies and New Zealand, seven governors and
twelve bishops; In African and Mediterranean
possessions, nine governors and six bishops; and
In Eastern Colonies, Falkland Islands, and He'll
goland, six governors and four bishops There
are i've bishops In New Zealand, greater num-
ber than In India-which country and the Iouian
lsands are not included I'm this and other returns
relating 10 "colonies." The salaries Of the gov
ernofs Of our colonies amount together to about
tl3O,oO0 Among them Victoria Is the golden
governorship; the salary Is flO,O00 year The
governors Of Canada, New South Wales, and
Ceylon have f7, 600 year; of ths Mauritius,
20 Of Jamaica, the Cape, Hong-R and
oraltar 900; the other salaries are lower and
shade down TO ESQ. The incomes of tie bisb-
ops are much less than the sums Just named; the
highest 10 that Of the Bishop Of Barbados
f2 500 year. Their incomes are almost all pro-
vided either from colonial funds or the interest of
money Voluntarily contributed In this country
and placed at the service Of the Church for this
purpose; but seven-the Bishops Of Quebec, New
foundland, Jamaica, Kingston, Barbados, An
tigua, and Guiana-have annual grants from the
imperial exchequer-HISstratsd Losdon News.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE OILY PREPARATIOT
WORTHY or
rop crxrre,r1

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
cLER6 YMEN, LADIES, a.d GENTLEkFN
In oil psrts Of the world testify 70 the slkoacv az
PROP. o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous in IL
praise. A few testimonials only can be here Civen
see circular for more. and it viii be impossible Coz
Iw.LL sTnxxr. NEW .Yo,., Dee. % lss
ssS ~ : sis
storstiys, snt rec uestlng my oertoste Of the Set
Isvsrd il % yeS chez fsily. bee.us. I think il
Ss.: Ss;, ny age Il about g yesrs the color Of my
six years sinoe IL began % turn cray and the sose
on the crown Of my head TO lose ID. ssnsb ity and
sn,I,tet t liner, increased With nme and about ncIths
In this UNPLEASANT predrcsmeut wa. induced 10
ton thai gray hair could ever Be- restored To- e ss
greatly surprised to sd, sfser TIE use of two Bot
ties only, hat not only was the falling Of arrested,
sensibility to the scalp snc dandru csssed 70 form
on my head, veCy much 20 the grstifcstion OF nv
Fol this, among the mary oSilsstions q Owe 70 70
her sex, l strongly reeommend al husbands Who
sis%sis snd growing rrss or sstts. sh S.. w.
rSS.Ie &oSd Co. q. Broad sss a a.J Lty.yp' n
longer At No. II Carol Place. '' ~ -''' ~
SIANAsroN. Ala, July sOth, l8-a
To PROP. y J. WooD: Dear Str Your Hair
hestoratve" has done my naIr 30 much good sfnce
! commenced the of IT, that wish 70 MAKE
known 70 the public ofits sfeots on the halr which
are great. A man or woman mas be nearly deprived
Sf f hair and md oy resort % your Hair kestorsavs
least this Is my efpenenoe. Believe all.
P.stSou can publish the sboN. II n; 1o1 RFssDT s
publishing m our Southern papers you will get
more patronage South. see several Of your oer-
nhoates In the Mobile Mercury, q. strong Southern
paper. w. III. KESEpY
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. j. WeoD: Dear Sir: Having Rad the
misfortune g lose the best portion Of my hair. from
the effects OF the yellow fever, IN New Oresps In
lssl, was inerced to make trial Of your prspara
uon, and found II 20 answer the very thing
needed Ny hair is now thiet and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations % you In giving
70 the afiioted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON,
The Restorative Is put mp in bottles Of three Sizes
viz: large, medium and sgss u; the email hold half
pint, and retais for dollar per bottle; the me
dfum holds at least 20 per cent more in Proportion
than the small, retsils for two dollars per botte
the large holds quart, 40 per cent more in proper
tion, and retsils for SS
O. WOOD Co, Projectors, l4l Broad
No.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. an 4T-eoty ,alW
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TERRIBLE AccrDkNr.-The Racine (yIs Ad-
vocate says:-A terrible accident occurred a,
Aessrs. Wells Hills Touring mills, In this city.
on Saturday last, bv which Mrs Hill was INSTANTLY
Killed, About 3k O'Clock in the afternoon, Mrs
Hni, accompanied by several ladies, went to the
mills to sse their operation After spending some
time there, they were about to leave, when Mrs
n fonad she had LEFT her parasol up stairs, and
started back to get IT,. The machinery in the sec
ond story - driven by a vertical shaft, maxi NO
about ninety revolutions per minute, which passed
u close to the stairway; In passing this, Mrs n =
ssess a. became entangled with 10, and before Mr.
Ven, who was near, could relieve her, she was
nrown oown on the hoor and carried round at q
IssiiaI rate, her bead coming In contact with the
ssifwny and post at each revolution Of the SHAFT
pc mill was instantly stopped, but not In time
ave nef lie, a. the drst blow undoubtedly
killed her Mr. ellis wss severely Injured ~
his enofs 70 ave Mn. HUI, and had q narrow e.
cspe nom becoming entangled in her dress ana
snnfing her tate. s4-li.-t - -. - -
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~ - Hall expsditloa In search OF Sir John
Fsz01eDenFemains teendncted by AR. Han. OF
CiBk ki64G4J has been incidentally heard nom
thrd u }lter received from Capt Allen, Of the
b. - addressed to his wife, dated Cum
b>stor1i6Itt. August %. in which he says q 4
40 0An BaddingtOn, of the George Henry.
bdpo1keek .go-aiiwsil on board. John Cad,
49, the native Esquimaax, who wss setuFn ming
wI6 him. died Of quick consamption shfse days
S<fore lac ship made the land. /" This Esquimnut
was Mr. nall's guide - - ,
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BEvnpxRKD MorHrR - The Rochester
Democrat Of the 1lth inst says s.Last evening q
the 9 % train, and wanted 70 90 east, was 20 be-
wfldefed and excited that when she came 10
change cars she left her infant behind, ssleep on
one tbs seab She never minsd the little one
ull she had found eat In one Of the cas- on the
train. Then IL occurred TO her that somethIng OF
oshbf Wa wanting, snd on invssfiR aung the
mss1R that something turned out 10 Be the bsby.
ThS3sgstful mother was for moment In an
sf,9d 20 h-r all right Nobody haa seen 1t 70
appoprfafe IL. The case might have been other
wise, mad she forgotten her satehei poe Ret book
ss6sss when they 90 away from home on tourney.
They get confused In a crowd, aad neglect the
the paest ordinary preca for their own safety
and nat Of their property; aaa are all the while
lsbaeine nader the deinsive idea that thew are
fzkfuk II best care Of both Elf1 q
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ARx rHK KyAPAxHsR LIxRLY Y TO az Cosvrprvn,o-
ksv O. .. stewart, Chaplain to the frigate Mag
the voyage Of the Japanese Embassv bomswa,d
He ipdaiges faint hope that the usages of Chris.
ran worship on shipboard have not been without
saei We saec. On the souls Of the benightsd Pagans
! .''whiis tnese are no direct attempts made %
Prosslytes am happy TO SAY that there IL much In
tns services on board our ship calculated.
and to lead 70 though and inqu a. to the
and spirituality Of the Christian religion. we
have reQnlaf worship, aS which the whole sAio,s
company attend ON the quarter deck, every MON.
ing and evening", as wei a. the public services Of
the Sabbath, when congregational singing by the
eficers and crew. and sermon, are added u
asce Of the japanese, and is regarded by them
With respectful attention and Interest Al hrsl
The princes, when on deck at the time the ships
company were thus ssssmbled, retired " theiI
tsfofos = fiso hsSo 1t 3ss8 IS sGli 1iaf
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ID. Thos. Richards, an old and esteemed mer.
chant, died suddenly In Philadelphia on Thurs.
day, at moment when his friends were about to
celebrate his golden wedding, and the marriage
infrm, and somewhat excited in anticipation OF
the davis festivities ..... .- ~. -...
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
A RAB MANTLES!
DIRECT FROM UcffoANn MAN lies

PKlCKb D AND UOLLARB,
Being Less Than Cost OF Material.
Also, several lots Of REAL GIMPURE col
LARS, at 81, 50, 81, IS and 81 cents, worth double
Courtoisier's celebrated Kid Gloves, at rs cents Q
pair. - 800 :. I-t7- :
A very chssp lot of Embroidered Trimmings,
Ich as Cambrc Bands, Dimity Bands, Cambria
in ENDLESS VARIETY. -. . p.
TosetbsY with good assortment of Shirt Fronts
offered.
Also, . good stock of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Mems and Boys, Wear, and . great variety of
other goods equally as obesp. lfsr ~
Call at the right place-No. III (south side)
Bridge st eer, Georg gotown, ID. G.
90 l6-2w F.. GUTMAN,
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HUNNEWELL'
JUSTLY GEL BR ATED
TohU ANoDX1H
Ixs Natural and Sure Remedy for al Me-.
80 -a eoNs Conplaints,
From Neuralgia through ell oasss vhsrs Op,u u
was ever used to that Of peirium Trssnens and tho
common chief cause Of lsease
Loss OF SLEEP,
The Tolu Anodyne, though aininf not q par-
oce OF Opium, produces ell the rec uirements of.
and may be used In al cases wherever Opium VA
used without producing anything but Cures And
lssylng the patient In O. perfectly natural ste.
=, The Universal Cough Remedy, lfreod from eli
the common objection Of Tough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostrstlon,D may be considered
the common enemy 70 al Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect impunity AskiEg
az 20 court from proprietors or fiends the most
OF our pamphlets 20 be found with ell dealers. and
more PARTICULARLY TO purchase only Of those VINO
DECISIONS OF Patients and PLY sicians.
prices within resch Of 1 "
- GENERAL AGENTS.
NV w bbUsSEwELL q Co., and 9. Commercl&
GEO. HUNNKwKLI, las Water ST., New York.
Under the special superyielon of JOHN l., ii IN
NEW IL, Chemist and Pharmaosutist, Boston.
Mass, whose signature covers the 90 ks Of the
genuine only, and 70 whom address al oommunl-
cations.
sold by all respectable dealers everyvhere ana
al tbs Druggists In Washington and 6eorgstovn.
mar % -e0.r
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ON or PrpprnMIxr.-Pepperm % On seticle
- spmnerce, ~ hfgsiy Epwn IN Lake county,
[9ne ess OF <hzs sYtisls snAaias PAi6svfIlsj
- s{ltwossh sa-tak PET gallon. y
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TIE uS'Ss aS.s yst. tkEsHiSgesfFpy sEEHAe Fp MArrER

Consequently shall remain IN washington and
ssN Saw ssd e sIis Il soSS Sfs
,ss y ~ !, ,te srs1shes Gd Glazing Promptly a.
Furniture in the best styisl Il also eel ssssntiS1
To the Pe,asing Of ocfs snd Brick Walls
est; therefore solicit the patronage OF nv frIe
and fellow oiuzcns Of the District Prncfns1,fv
ss1 .sr,oty observed, and work doas y the beat pS
psSit !tss; ssIss sssIss . ,oy ss9s, - :.
si ss.s = .sssss 5 y ss we IS
e q 3 3 s'.~ss'ssfts 4 sAstss assasii. sc :
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!. lU A s.sgis ef ssk sna wsfse, used every
esIss esssn PPiasiss s2d .Pelsia .he tsrsss ssss
vac @oe Soeshta cure fog diptheets.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT.-Tvo pew three-story BRICK
i HOUSES with back buildings, each house
containing rooms, with gas pleas sanity situsted
on @ 9Th street north, Ssswssn sld ..rss..; rent
e 4 ohio .ssnus sp'SS: S
18th and 18th streets. oc stf
EQR RENT-A neatly furnished HOUSE in the
= fSa ward, on II, between nth and 18th sts.,
40 ~ ccnt1lnlng double parlor, or cham
beTs, dnlns-room. Kitchen. and pantry; with gas,
L. L. LOVING, Fourth AUDITORS Once. =
EARM FOR SALE "A highly improved Farm,
= containing lis acres, with two-story frame
dwelling and al convenient out houses; fine oroh
ard, exceIlsn' spring, 30, situated on the Little
Alexandria. Terms; S4000; one fourth cash; the
6aIance IN i, and years. Apply TO LOUISA
SOMBRS, on the premises. oc Sws
FOR .SALE-A new two-story and basement
Il BRICK HOUSE, containing rooms and eel
lar, situated on llth ct north, between and M sts,
No. 31s-yithIn minutes walk of ths Northern
Liberties Market. Terms unususlly liberal, Apply
on the premises. or to MCKINNEY d LANS-
DALI, corner OF Pa. avenue and 9TH st.
TOR SALE-7A small FARM of ~ acres, situated
&C the LATHE Fslls. having q ooTnfortab ed we'll
ing house, corn house, stables, &c; well-fenoed
ana watered; within four miles of w sshin2ton; Is
aores IN cultivation, the ba ance in hand some wood
AND. IL is peculiarly desirable as q country RESI-
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting Insuire
OF NJ. ARRiOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
e-e. ae --znNu
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
~. ins lmRedlately opposi.s the west wing of the
as an ofiee. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor of the same bridIng For
terms apply TO RICHARD wALLACH, No. 3
Lonisiana svenue. -, 10 Is d
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OLD RIcH, MELLOW AND PURE
MoNoNaAHELA RYE wHTsKPy

Cons,ientiously distilled by Mr.. James Rurnsids,
honest way, from the choicest and most carefully
selected Rye, and 10 20 case ever offered Tor sale
onoe the most paa,able, ss it ia emphstically one
Of the purest sever8ges In the reach Of the public
eommerds itself Tor its unrivaiisd ualitles a. q
stimulant Of the safest surest and most bsne kecr
Pays!clsns are asins is In thsir Practice with the
hspplest Eesglts.i - ed :. --Il.' :,
- i. s. = 32S Wslnnt street. Philadelp lphis.
d. VIM. u, C0N6VEH,
.a Agent for the Prop ietors. 2e3 Pa av. =.
D, se A-6m opposite 7Willards' H0tel.
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A vn MRS. WINSLOW,
AN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physician,
- presents TO the attention of mothers, her
SCOT II ING SYRUP,
Fer Children Tssthins.


lag As gsIns, ssdacIrS eli ilsannausa-rW allay ALL
PAIH aud sp4smsdie act usn, and
SURE 70 REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
ospsna spsn it, mshss, will give ysarssl,ss sad
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOU INFANTS
Wshsv pg up and artcls ten years. nd
CAN sAY, IN coHrDHscz AND TRUTH Of IL, what have
nsvsr sssn able ni-------------Tsay Of sny orHEK
M.sisia:I S,'.n MRS. ni,Ir riILiD. IN
1scr A cvxS. NINsLOw,s sb.S t;m,I, I'd
.:,. n:.:r daa ~ i... s0OTANG an ia:tshe. q die.
8: s.nTsIy, .na: SYRUP, d.iis shs:i With i: Il:
OPERATIONS, and- a terms Of
highest comm sndausa ef It's ifs sfssts and medical
vrtsss. We ssrsak In his matter I" What We KNOW"
rIoN ros THE rULFILMIrr OF WHAT We HsRI DE-
cLARI In almost every instance whore infant ssas
Ing from and sKhazs rslsf will be found fksss
o. Twenty minstss sftsf the syrppn &eministsrsd.
fhis valuable prspratisn the prsscrptIsn Of enc Of the
BrcSD snd sxILFUL NURsIs ia New Enr-
land. and has sssn used With NsvnREAILrNe sUoclss
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
suy relieves the child from pain bat invfsspstss The
sasrgy vbsls system. II viii .lsst Instantly relieve
6RIPINs IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLIc,
snd svsreoms eea,usisas. Which, act speedily rsnsdsd
sspsus.f.nm sH sis FOR vs .o1" =, me .osa1 n1
10 all ess.s sf Dys- CHILDREN s~r lRv aud DIAn
.... ..n .:ssar IEEThINa s.n .ss :;A.:
sssss. We would say svsry has child ss
fsrng from any OF the forsgspS eomplAnii-po not LIT
suR1-,H, ABsoLUTILT suRI-ts fellow the use Of III
madeleine, II tirsy used Full dirsc:isrs uslng villa
s.mRany each 5o.tls None genuine snls" the "a miis
Sod By Drsg gs. ulhe.t the world.
Principal O8es, Me- II Cedar Street, NY.
Price snlv rs Cent? per Bstns. % Il-dAvlv
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GEORG ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" FORMERLY Miss L.. =. EHGLisH's.

w "' AS E ST.. WASHINGTON, ID. c..
The next session will commence October lst 1852
Terms. TO-, forwarded on application. su Is If
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Papers served In packages By carriers ss o. Q
rear, or 81 osnts PER month. To mail subscribers
the prios in esl0 ysar, - adeas<s; % for stx
months; 81 for three months; and for lees than
three months st the rsts Of u osnts vssk. Single
soDsss, ONE CENT; in Wrappers. TWO CENTS.
0ADvnrrsKnINfss snoald be sent 10 the ofRoe
bssore II o'cook N otherwise they may not appear
uns5i the next dsy. -E. ~ -
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE EDUcATroN

T. FEMALE EDUCATION.
= HOSE Parent. Who wish their daughters to re-
oelye thorough and systsmatic educauon where
their phy stoa training will rsceiye daily and
nstenuon, q9def the most approved sYstem of Calls
tnenicy ana are pectfulIy invited to
nsn tine Union Female Academy, corner Four
MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
aa 0-u Principals.
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Mrs. 9. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL,
Inc thirteenth annual session of this Institution
VIII commenoe on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house Iecentiy occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq :,
The course Of study pursued will oomprise all
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick il
prepared TO receive a limited number of pupils as
Doerders, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lily, WILL De under her immediate care and supervI-
sion. She VIII endeavor. as far as possible to sur
rouno them with the comforts and kindly influences
=. .Rsfereness.-Rev.G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. DR., EIIas
harrIso9, Rey. ID. F. Sprigg, William Fl Fowle,
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund Wilmer
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