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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09

9k3<1-.9SEeS 80
. H-s-u = E&PSES$ G0.HkD.S-N-K>.-
. q NEW ElsANGEMENT
The ADAMs EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
10 their friends and patrons the public of
kvansyi'l" and vicinity that, with Increased ftciIi-
ties For the transportation of
FREEG II r, Pa OK q Els,
MONET 4 Nd l. LES
They solicit continuance Of former ElvorS Es-
pccia taken in the collection of Bills Drafts
Notes. and the transportation uf small nd valuable
packages
Al persons wishing 80 avail themselves OF the IA
cttles OF She Express, obtain any desired iufor-
nation III reference t. tl,s and "details uf the
business, AT their Office First street. bet wre.,
Maiu and Locust, opposite the Post Oilcs
d" u - C H.. F!SH-Aqent-a
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EgVHH E-RRAsKST rTORAGCO RG.
u TARIISHMENT IN TILE STATE.
"a. Fendrich a Rrofhars

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
gile and Vicinity, that they have larger stock OF
Tobacco, Segqrs, Snuff, Pipes, and German
rls-f .... Smoking Tobacco,
Than any two establishments OF four principal
cities. ~ fstfs II DIS @ft#tks y fTFTFF
Hotels AID store keepers, hook to yOuI, interests
B'fore purchasing else " here, please examine our
large assortment, which pledge ourselves TO sell
al TIE lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than
can lie bought IN tlDcinnafi Louisville; All We
hsk is, that shall call ADD Judge for yourselves
Ne offer any OF the above Wholesale OF retail
Our estahilshlneDt As u branch Of the we'll known
extensive baltimore Tobacco Wnrehouse of Ios
Fendrict 4 Bras.. Ne. I65 1orest street - ~ 80
+. FENDRICH& BROS, -i'"
Main st, I door above First
octZt Evansville, Ind
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So st. Charles Saloon.
NEW FREDERICKSBURG ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION
n "a .

NEW FREDERICKSBURG ENTIRE
CONTAMINATION
KEESSRS. MANNER - DkEKRESS,
I'VE from New Orleane, have purchased the ST.
Oh ARL rs SALOON, ON First street, nearly oFpo-
the Post Office, and have reiitte,t il
giant and attractive style.
E The proprietors have bad long experience
keepers of fashionable and Popular Restaurants ia
New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their new
honse 10 combine all the ell sancies and Injuries
Of Northern aud southern Ksstaurats in the ST.
CHARLES
They have bIOaght larg. and complete stock
eff choice Liquors frem New Orleans, which they
collected with during their business ia that
city Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them 10 obtain the choicest sHp-
plies of Liquors Fruits, and tnxHrl%s from taat
market fntuT. G3tis tfsF VIII sIr.re exisnse
nor pains t., nlak, tla Sr CHA RLES suFPAss,
hereafter its former representation TO pleasant
Saloon, pac- Of copt kviae.A and eltsIht, refined
amt Injurious resort
re Billiard player will md at this Saloon set
the finest marble toI BIlliaTd Fables from the
we'll known and eelel'rated factory of j. 81 Bruins
wick a Co. r.
The undersigned f1i1fer themselves that Tong
perienct and careful will enable then.
merit reputat eq itI any Saloon III the west
sTn country
30 A splendid Lunch will Le served up ia the
most approved sVy lie every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER s DRETFUsS,
aug4 Late Of New 0rlesDs. =
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

yFyHE .s.EB' .syvD sPLR.NzkU
II Passenger Packet AUTO z.s<z.
Graf, scorF, Master, GREER e-Hg1rA-f~
Clerk, will leave above, -
nrday 18th inst. For freight passage apply on
board or to Brewn d Altman, Water street. : 40
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KNTA-F-S IXELE IND Pad VCSH
-&/ A X Z THE fine steamer
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, siLan+tss
leayes Evansville every Monday, -
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'Clock 81 Leaves
Paitueah every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday,
at 9 O'Clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville aud Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East with packets for Louisville
Green, aud Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for St h9uis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats fOT Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
tsS- Business promptly attended, aud charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills of Iading given New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
berlAnd rivers -1s1t- q N. % 10 4 4 augI3
EOR SOUTh G.sxR0LF0.A. .S.N-ss
N 3 POND RlH ER. The elegant
passenger steamer I.UE EAyEs, LIZ p
McDoNALD, Master TAYLOR. Clerk, lSss55zs.s.esi.
viii make regular ri-weel ~ trips Sentt Gar
rOlt0n aud Pond River, leaving ou MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
For freight or passage, apply q n board. de2Otf
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IL Sss-s.V'GEs 1'0 s.a V.R IA owe -
~-A BIttroih Brothers now paying twenty -tWa
ana haif cents, current money, for Spanish and
Mexican quarters feb7
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REGULAR PACKETS.
= E-s.e sI-zEEE, PGDUczH, .z...D

NJ E.g.R 6I-ELLE, P.8DUGzH. .s.S.xS
HI CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN
GER PACK ET, CHARLEY BOWEN, LIZ p
DEXTER, Muster, leaves Evansville - -.
Tuesday and saturday, az u O'Clock M, arriv-
ing at Paducah at D O'Clock, A. d., Cairo at
IL O'Clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday. Re.
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday
at O'Clock, z. M. and Smitlland every Thursday
and Monday, at O'Clock, A.. NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and CrawfortlsvilIe
T. r., and Packets for Green River Also con.
Meeting at SmithIand with Cumberland River Pack.
cts ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St
Louis Packets
Tickets can be obts. med on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites sePt23
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GE0RGE gHiigN lhHs tBk''sa Rlsasurta ia "a.
ormng his .'li that 10 The quality and
style Of hts work. Dc IsttsIe himself he cannot be
cxce1lPd. lie sttlI DO found at the corner of
Second and Main strssis, where the choicest sr-
Hess and Saddles every description be obtain
I'd On the best Of terins = " - ga a. = s
$50 Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Secondhand Harness always on hand. je1
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...The Weather. yesterday, was extreme
ly windy and dust flew to a disagreeable ex-
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n FQUOxS .SsNO CEG.gKS.--.s Ek.NsE
II n assortlnenI of Rye and Bourbon Whisky a
superior article Of Common Whisky oi various
brands 1000 cigars OF superior quality, for s,ie
CHEAP at +. REDMOSD'S, FoSey Block
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

a. "a. EE.V.S.EOF q co., CO.H.HES
~ 10 sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. %, Poy-
dras Street, New Orleans. La. nly2D-dGwly s
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MHR-5.N-: RR-S.t'! RRsf.t!--S Te.NiS
EE Of Superior Bran from the country. just re
ceivt,l at T. KEDMoND'S, POsey BLOCK.
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
o.. ENGINES AND BOILERS
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery Tobacco, Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machines, &Le.
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EA 0yN.N,RTS! BONN n rs. -TRs Ar
61 med aud utrimmed, Il lrgeIot foT sale cheap
for cash by MILLER & NlEHAUS,
alr:,5 e. I3 Main street
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Charley Bowen, Cairo, Time, Louisville,
Madison, Cincinnati, Silver Star, Paducah,
ID. b. Campbell B.Green, Lacrosse, PittsbnTg,
Grand Turk, Pittsburg, Moses Mcclellan, Lou
DEPARTED.
Charley Bowen Cairo Time, Tenn. River,
Madison New Orleans Silver Star, Paaucab,
d. b. Campbell B. Green Lacrosse, st. Louis,
Grand Turk ST Louis Moses Mcclellan, Men,
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En SACKS RXFX.s SUPERB FIVE
etNB White Wheat Flour, for sale for cash 1T
: april ELIlDTT'S EAMII4N GROCERY.
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N 0sNOO-N tSG6TER-4O no ESf'
&< quart hotties Barclay & Perkins London PoF-
ter ~ dog pint BOTTLES. Just the thing for iuVa
lids. tnst Te,eiv-sl aud tor sale AT
aia24 ELLIOGf'S FAMILY GROCERY
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A SOLDIERS ESTIMATE OF GLoRY-Sir
Charles Napier, so distinguished for his mill
sary services in India, on receiving dispatches
ernor OF Scinde with additional pay, and or
dering triumphal column to be cast from the
guns ne had captured, wrote: 81 wish the gov
ernment would let me 60 back to my wife and
gli,s II would be to me more than pay, glory,
princes have surrendered their swords to me
on the field of battle, and their kingdoms have
been conquered by me and attached to my own
country Well. all the glory that can be de-
sired Is mine, and care so little for il that
the moment can, all shall be resigned to live
quietly with my wife and girls; no homer or
riches repays me for absence from them. 9th
erwise, this sort of life is life to me, as agree
able, as 1t may enable me to do good to these
poor people. Oh, if 1 can do any good to serve
them where 80 much blood has been shed in
accursed war, shall be happy. May never
see another shot fired Horrid, horrid war ~
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During this half hour he dispatched his
luncheon, and-for Lord Elmsley was q per-
fectly well-bred man-dispatched the follow
ing note to Miss Worthington, whom he was to
have met that morning to show her the remains
"My Dear Miss Worthineton: Hurried as
1 am, 1 do not forget to return the volume you
so obligingly lent me. How 1 envy You the
power of remaining in the country this de-
lightful season, while 1 forced to immure my
self In buried and noisy London. Allow me to
offer the best compliments of your devoted ser
want, EINsIry
No wonder that Emily tore the note which
she received with smiles and blushes, into
twenty pieces, and did not get up to breakfast
next day. The next week she had bad cold,
and was seated in q most discOnsolate looking
attitude and shawl, when a letter was brought
in 1t contained the first epistle of Edwards,
and the following words in the envelope:
"My AdOred Emily: You may forgive mo
L cannot forgive myself. Only imagine that
the inclosed letter has by some strange chance
remained in my desk, and never discovered
the error till this morning. You would pardon
me if you knew all have suffered. How I
have reproached you, hope to see you to-
morrow, for 1 cannot rest till hear from your
own OWE lips that you have forgiven your faithful
ana unhappy EDWARD"
and discovered that a walk would do her good
The lovers met the next day, each looking a
little pale, which each set down to their own
account. Emily returned to Allerton, and the
town was touched to the very heart by con-
staney that had stood such test
Three months Absence" as a, lady OBJ
served, sis terrible trial" The guardians
thought 80 too-and the marriage of Emily
Worthington to Edward Rainsforth soon COM
pleted the satisfaction of the town of AIlertop.
During the bridal trip, the young couple were
one wet day at an inn looking over a news
psper together, and there they saw-the mar
riage of Miss Smith with the Earl of Elmsley.
and of Miss Alvord with Sir John Belmore /
never heard that the readers made any re-
mark as they read. They returned to Aller-
ton, lived very happily, and were always held
up as touching instances Of first love and con-
stancy in the 10Th century
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Sensible Talk.

mat never'l do, young man. No use to
stand on the sidewalk and whine about had
luck, and say that everything goes against Won
You are not half the consequence that your
talk would lead us to believe. The world
hasn't declared war against you. You are like
all the rest Of us-a mere speck upon the earth =
surface. Were you this moment to 20 down in
the living tide, but bubble would linger for
a moment upon the surface, and even that
would vanish unnoticed. The heart is full of
hope and ambition, but is not missed when il
ceases to beat. One such as you would not
leave q ripple.
You are coward-a ootrard-in the battle.
Insre's no hight in you. You have surrendered
without a struggle, and now whine because
neaten You are not yet worthy of triumph
Tor you have not yet earned it. In garrett
nut, and dripping cellar, are ten thousand
heroes who would put you to shame. They
must toll or starve. The strife is desperate
one with them, for they wrestle with want
Hnne ragged and despairing ones watch at the
zone ,oe hearth a the fearful contest. Strong mon
iook death In the eye when their sinews are
strung oy the wall Of hungry childhood.
Shame on you! In the full yioor ~ bealtb
ana manhood, no mouth but your own to fill :
aud no oack but your own to cover. and vet
crouching under the first scourgings Of adverse
lol.Ine. lou KNOW nothing OF tho storm, for
you have seen but the summer. One clonJ bss
frightened you: and you think Won are hardly
dealt Dy; X , You will be lucky Il you find no
Stand up, young sir, pull your hands fro,,
your pockets, throw Of your coat. And tst.
Fortune by the throat. You nav be throrn
again and again, but hang on. Put avay tba
nonsense thst the world is against You. 'Ts;n1
So 50; Yeuf destiny is in your own strong arm
WELD 1T like man ;-with an unbending will,
and honor and truth for q guide, the dsy IL
your own -
No capital, Ell? You have capital. God has
given you perfect health. That is an immense
capital to start on. You have youth and
strength-all invulnerabie. Add will to do.
put your sinews in motion, and you win. A
man in full health and strength should never
whine or despair, becsuss fortune does lot
pour stream Of gold eagles into his pocksts
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T., PROCLAMATION!
CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, Ae.
EArsas,
cHo,.rR. Mokh A. g sAs present season the year
DIARRHEA,,, ,,,Ho,,c
bbkBlLIrY. &c, GO.
prevail 10 an alarming extent:
r.Ksff Ss;s SSssES5tHAfscr & s5tAs
to every family TO know of
A REMEDY
at once SAFE, Speedy, and EHeaeioSs.
DR.. MoNTARDE,
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
CERTAIN And nj nSfi nESFfiFEcTUAL
REMEDY FOR THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS
In order to ;ss;fI ;Tsss;ffIpusLrc
that no imposition is Intended in the sale Of this
THE MONEY irssf WIZ hfeiSE'k sE 'kEFuNDED
when the medicine fails to give entire satisfaction.
Ask, then at any Drug Store for
MIRAcGLSSG4ss Jus PAIN fhpk KILLER,
, take ss directed, and II not perfectly sshshcd,
H " "" ID. B. CLARK, ESQ,
AZ Street aud Pennsy lvania Avenus,
who will refund your money.
Price-25 and so Cents per Bottle.
For sale at all Drug stores everywhere.
Genera AGENT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE ONLY PREPARATIoN
WORTHY OF
EnR STIrESafrn

FoR STATESMEN, JUDGES
CLERG fMEN, LADIES, asd GENTLEMEN
IN al parts of the world testify 20 the eficsoy of
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR Restorative
and sentleeen Of the Press are unsnImou, in n.
praise. A few testimonials only oan be here eiver-
see ei,oylsl for more. and IL vii be impossible for
Gentis'a.n: Your note Of the 18th instant has
BEEN Senee 81 shs % a.. Of woods TsaI a.. ia1
storstye, sni requesting my oertihosts Of the laot
award il 70 soS cssesfsiiy. oil - beo.u.. think It
due, due ny age m T. seOyt ss years the color of my
Sss.s ,noe !, besso 70 turn g,sy and ths scs
abilities I'm Inctsescd With time, and .bOpt Z months
OF the top Of my head and threstenihs % make ne
try W wood's Hair Restorstive, manly TO srrest the
,nn on OF my hsn, IoI had reeliy no exPects-
orielns color excspt from dVe.. l wss' Soveyes,
greatly surprsed to find, amer the use Of two bot
but the color, was ,estored 70 the cray hairs and
sensibIity to the scalp and dandruf csssed 70 form
wife, at whose soliotsson vas ind dSoeS 70 q try "
| For this; among the many cbllGstions 4 owe %
Vsus the q tSeir Wives % sTes 5, m9
example and use tiff growing ErsI OF g-ttlni be d.
To 3. Wood Co.. a. BTo.s es a s.y. ENtYsDrh y.
My family are absent from the city, and am no
t. . SISNisros; Ala, Jul, soth. ls,s,
10 fhoF. " j.. GOD: Dedr SD Your Hair
Restorative" has done my hair 80 much good since
S ss. ,Ss q E that .s 70 Isss
| are great. A man or woman ma. be nearly deprived
of hslr and by resort 10 your Hair Restorsuve~
the hair VIII return more beautiful than ever at
least th,s j. my experience. Believe u
P.s,-You csn publish the shove II yoa Ike. i,y
RrSi..alns IN cgr southern paper. ,op viii Iet
uhcates in the Mobile Mercury, o strong Southern
paper. w. n. kENEpY,
WOODS BAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoF. . ]. WeoD: Deor Sly Having had the
TO lose the best portion Of my hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, IN New Orleans IN
ISL was nduoed 10 make trial of your prspara-
uon, and found lt to answer the very thing
needed. NV hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my bigations 20 you In giving
to the afflicted such q treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative 10 put in bottles of three sizes,
VIZ: large. medium and small: the small hold half
pint and retas for one dollar per bottle; the
dfum holds At east 20 per cent more In proportion
than the small retsils for dollars per bottle;
the large holds suert, 90 per oent more in proper
o. WOOD a Co, Proprietors, 444 Broad
Mo.
:, And sold by all good Druggists and Psncy Goods
Dealers au q eolya
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II you have no money, work and get it. In
austry, economy and integrity will do wonders.
From such beginnings fortunes have been
reared They can be again. Will you try it?
Or will you wait for the stream to run by so
that You can walk dry shod into the Eldorado
Of wealth? Or will you meet the waves def.
sntly, and be the architect of your own for
Try! 1t is glorious to conquer in the strife.
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A NALosTAN RETFEAT, ps
Orpcsits Georsetosrs and Wdshtnston

"A On ANALosTAN ISLAND.
Opposite Geo-setoscs and Wdshtnstcs.
The SUBSCRIBERS having leased for term of Years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened a
% for the accommodation Of the public ON VfA0
the Slst day OF May, 1850. For beauty Of lt.
scenery, delIg htfrl promeusdes, fishing. &c, be
sldes It's superior water, II ~ unsurpassed IN the
The House il large and commodious having been
entirely renovated IL has large Dancing Saloon
attached TO the house, bes. .des Dining snd Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' eno gent emen In addition
spleodld ArbOrs detacoed fsom the buildings.
Parties, Families and Individuals will find n
most desirable sce TO pass the sutry days of sum
mer, as every attention will be guaranteed by the
proprletoIs. The Etrlctest polIoe arrangements
will be enforced, and political discussions vIn be
The Lerder will be found 10 contain a. the deli
caclee OF the season at ali times.
The Far will be furnished with the choicest
Liquors and Wines and the finest Segart,
Societies, SUNDAY Schools. Clubs and Military
Companies will hnd this the most desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending pleasant and or
III Children unsocempanied by their parents or
guardians, will be excluded from the grounds.
Cunning and dogs prohibited.
H. Bosts will leave the loot Of High street.
GeOrg etovn. and q street, Washington, hourly,
from o clock q. m. u'l IL p. IN daily.
Persons preferring pleasant vak can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct
We solicit the public 20 judge for thems elves and
feel assured of giving satisfaction.
iels-eod JACOB w. POWERS q CO.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALExAN0RLA,. VA.

r Mrs. ,. ). McCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
viii commence on Tuesday, September 18th, In the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq.
4. The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to q thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, Fiench Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared TO receive a limited number of pupils as
boarders, who, constituting part of her own fam
ly. Will be under her Immediate care and supervI-
slon. She will endeavor as far possible to sur
OF Home. AMI
,, ,Refersness.-Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr.. Elias
HARRISON, Rev. ID. F. Sprigg, William II. Fowle,
Esq, Edgar SnOwden, Esq, Ednund F. Wilmer
ESQ., Henry Ma,bury. Esq, Lewis Mckenzie.
Esq, Robert II. HuntOu, Esq w. ID. Wallach
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq. las,
Entwlsle, Jr., Esq, Col. yohn w. Minor. Loudoun,
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board with Tuition in all the English Branches
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices
H. No extra charges. au28-u
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III MISS JENETTE l.. DOUGLASS
LAS The pleasure Of announcing to her friends
ana the PUBLIC that she will open her Seminary at
the corner OF III and llth sts "Philade uhia Place
on Monday, September 10Th. '
For terms call on the Principal. She will be as
teachers: $3.50 N"0'''
Miss DOUGLASS-Higher English Branches.
Compoeltion and Penmanship
Branches.
Miss JULIArA 6. MAY-Teacher of Vocal Music,
Prof. GEORGE c. SCHAEFFER-I,ectureTo on PHI
losphy, Chemistry, and Physiology.
German.
3, Prof c. w. BERsMANN-Teacher of Piano and
Miss MARY 4. DAvIpsoN-Piano
Eloeution. ~ i'
JOSEPH G. BRuFF-Teacher of Drawing.
--, Teacher of Spanish
-. Moral Science and Classics.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS, ;

!. ..l -a WAsHIneToN, July 10, ls6o
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIyEN. That, agree
poraticn approved May ~ 1850, the underngned 10
nov prepared IIhsneysr @ rssSired in writng. and
examins test prove, and sscertsin the gsev 81
Iegstration Of any gss meter in use in this city
Eysry msss .ns,sa S r ee oosdsmneS 2
set IN its place. IL proved to be Accurate in ifs
measurement Of gas, Il will be sealed scoordingly
Ofioe No. SO Seventh street. (near Odd Fel-
lows Hal pRepR ne tsCW ~ S,INNS :; M e
jy ls-n Inspector and Seeler Of 6as Meters,
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. nj. c. BROWN

MNS. M. {. BROWN,
A.txx,;u No. 9 X STREET
VIII oe prepared to open, on Monday, the nth
tnnntnnt en,lrely distinct from her Female School
It rntiiMAHf GLASS for Boys. As the number will
oe i,niteu those desiring TO enter should make i'm
In the Female Department. Sc Ia sd
THE Young LADIES, SEMINARY,
No. 394L2 STRRKr,
,.bsftceeH l2ta and 18th SIS,
UNDER the superintendent Of
M lss SARAH WOOD,
the 18th instant, ~ " se is s,s'
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PIP RYE 6s Rs VIZ o. ssss Ssss:s %
syivaxia, Msry land and VlTsInia, warranted puse
Also, Imported Rrsndies. Hsonesey, ossrd, pu IN,
Brandy. pure Holland Gin,- old Jamaica and IA
Croi1 Rum, and Wines Of ever variety, al 'oi
beee9 YOUNG q KEPHARf, Asent,,
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FEMALE EDUCATION

FEMALE EDUCATION
Il HOSE Parents who wish their daue hters to re-
ceIve thorough and systematic education, where
their physical training will receive daily and special
attention. under the most approved stem of Calls
tnenlcs and gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
visit the Union Female Academy corner FouT-
teenth ST. and New York av.
MR.. MRS. u. RICHARDS,
an S-u Principals.
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A BUTTER HOUSE.
DAILY reoeiylns fresh and sweet. in Goshen pack
-. ELIiCoTT L HEWEs,
- ~. IS 50 Exohsnss Place. SsitimofD,