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ST. CEClLEA,S
Female Academy.
HinmET NHRNnN
MOUNT VERNON,
Neor Nashrille, Ik1anessel

Near AGShraue, Tennessee.
FfyIIE Sisters of the Order efSt. Dominic well known
l in this and adjoining States as experienced and
competent directors OF female education, respectfully
the citizens of Nashville and the public
in general, that they preparing and viii be ready
receive pupils at the above institution the LIST OF
October. The Academy is about mile from the city
aud is situated in of the most beautiful and heal
thy locations in its vicinity.
The Ladies OF this Institution being specially de
voted the education of the young of their sex,
viii leave nothing undOne to mpart TO the pupils conf
ded TO their thorough education in highest sense
of the word The religion protested by the ladies of
the Institution is the Catholic and they will impart
special religious instruction TO pupils protesting that
faith. Pupils of every religious denomination will be
admitted and no undue influence will be used TO bias
the religious principles of the young ladies; Will
any of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
faith without the verbal written consent of parents
guardians. Uniformity and good order, however,
require the attendance of all at morning and evening
prayers and at the religious exercises on Sunday.
The course of studies is divided into four depart
ments, each department having its distinct course
OF studies assigned it,
The academic year will consist of two session-the
first commencing the first Monday of September,
the second the first Monday Of February The
dec year viii close with public distribution Of pre-
miums and honers about the 10th of June of each
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For Rent or Lease.

T FIAVEa good Brick Dwelling, with four D.,
4 and twenty acres of excellent land and plen "a
~ of good wafer will rent lease it from iiiz
TO five years Situated the Nolensville Turn
pike adjoining the corporation line.
GIBSON MERRITT.
angel 3taNtf
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Can NOT Re DENIED that the celebrated and popular
medicines of Dr. s A Weaver far surIasses all other
remedies for humors and chronic complaints. All over
the country people are advertising this fact If they
truly good they said to be (and there is
no reason TO doubt they truly blessing to suffer
ing humanity aug20-d&w4w
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1ew Embellishments.
Notice.

TNIIE subscribers have formed copartnership in the
= Il COPPER, TN AND SIIEErIIsoN BUSINESS, at
the old stand of McCaslin Strader No. Broad street
They viii give their personal attention to all its vari
Gus branches. 'Se - @%e@ ~.
They viii Keep on hand. and sell cheap, superior
article OF Wrought Iron COOKING STOVES. for Wood
Coal, together with general supply of Cast Iron
Orders solicited r4E8
~ Tin Roofing, Guttering &c., done with prompt
J. ID. STRADER,
". W. JONES.
The unsettled business of NcCasin x Strader will be
closed er by the subscriber. &! J. d. STRADER.
Nashville, August IS, 1S60-tf ~ tis4l
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HIDDEN PATH.

The following notice of this work is from the gensr
Gus pen of ANA CORA RITCHTE, and pays just trib
10 the successful female writer Virginia has
prodnced VIM CULLEN BRYANT
lie; this noble production lie upon the table, and
eniven the hearth OF every true SOutherner. Foster
this gited daughter Of the South with the expanding
sunshine Of appreciation and refreshing ews OF praise
Stimulated undeveloped genius, to walk in her steps,
emuated her achievements show her honors, and the
cry that the South has literature is Elenced Fore-
ever.
And large supply Of above, and MOSS SIDE
\ fresh supply OF RUTIEDGE.
had rather written RUuEDGE than MILL on
THE FLOSS-1tEthor Of Belstdh.
HARPER and Cooley, for September, just received
by +. HAGAN
AugaI-tf No IL College Street. :,
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Great Auction Sale of
FINE EERNEEEREt

cat the Furniture Rooms of CAIN & CORNELIUS No.
40 Church ST., opposite the Maxwell House,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER nth, at 10
" O'Clock, BENZ F. Shields & Co Will proceed TO sell
without reserve and continue from day day until
the entire stock is closed This extensive assortment
of Furniture, Seasoned Lumber Materials Tools Hard
ware consisting in part of the following articles
Fine Marble Top, Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut
Bureaus; Fine Extension, Dining and Breakfast Tables;
$50 assorted Bedstcads and Lounges; elegant Ward
robes and Cribs. Wash Stands, Hat Racks Spring Bot
tom Parlor Chairs and Rich Rockers Towel Racks, So
fas, Hall Tables, Fine Writing Desks, Hall Chairs,
Clothes Horses, with assortment OF Gilt and Ma
hOgany Looking Gasses-n short OF the largest
and most complete stocks yet offered il. city
auction
TERMs-An sums under $50 cash; all sums over $50
and under 500 so days all over 500 80 DAYS
credit, for approved notes in bank
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO,
aug1S-td Auctioneers
Uuess previously disposed of after the sale of Furni
ture is will sell all the Lumber, Machinery,
Tools Sc' consisting of modern made Steam Engine
and Boiler, Planning Machines, Circular Saws Mortice
Turning Machine, Sharpening Machine, Grooves and all
machinery necessary to manufacture on large scale,
together with the buildings and the Factory.
Nashville Aug goth, 1860 B. F. : & Co.
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The Rice Crop.

The Charleston Courier, of the 22d, says:
A rice planter writes to his commercial
correspondent in this city, as follows:en u
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Mr. YAScEY we learn from acommuni-
cation in the National Anserican, said in is At
lanta speech that Mr.. LEyERET SALToSsTALL,
at present member of the Constitutional
Union Committee of Boston, -is an old free
soil member of Congress- This is about as
reliable as the greater number of Mr.. Us
statements. Mr. Committeeman SALroSsrALL
has never been a member of Congress, is a
young man, and no free soIler.
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augIS-td
Restaurant.

I Is my intention To reopen my Eating House, No.
Il 80 Market street, on the 18th of September next
shall be prepared, at all hours, to up anything
in the eating line that the market Affords the best
stye-Game, Fish, Oysters, all the decacies OF the
season. rs well the substantials. Having ex-
perienccd, energetic business man 10 assist me- am
warranted in promising 10 give general satisfaction
aug24-3W J. W Riggs
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central Executive Committee.

EDWIN H.. EWING, NELL s. BRowN, ALLEN
A. HALL, P.W. MANY, JOHS LELLTETT,
JoHx H. CAILEyDER, Horace II. HARTI-
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Ladies Shoes and CATERS.
T AIDES fine black Congress Caters, with heels;
IL 90 40 80 Lace - " 80
&c brown Congress
% % &c & blk button 90 90 90
SO 90 Kid Slippers, with and without heels;
together with other styles of ladies Misses and
Children's shoes.
ALSO
large and superior stock of Geutemen's wear:
consisting of - Ez
Patent Leather Caters and StraDt SHOES;
Calf Congress 80 and Oxford Ties;
Eng Calf - a. 90 %
Lasting % az "a "
The above goods are all fresh and of the best quail
ity, and which We are offering at reduced prices
Cali at No. p Public square.
june7-G BG&U SNYDER * FRIZZEIL. .
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
Medical Department.

The Annual Course Of Lectures in this Department
viii commence on MONDAY, November II, 1850, and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES' N. D., Professor ofPractce Of Medicine
J, l. RIDDEIIs, NJ d., Professor OF Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, N. D., Professor of Surger.T-
A. H CTNAS, NJ. d., Professor Of Obstetrics
GUSrAvUS A. mott NJ d. ,froessorof Msteria Medica-
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
| L. NJ LAWSON, Professor Of Clinical Medicine
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology and
| Pathology.
/ s E. CHAIIlE, II. D.,
/ - Demonstrators Of Anatomy
". C. NICHOLS, II. D.,
The Rooms for Dizseefng viii be open the second
Monday in October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of
the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the the Professors in theii
visits and free OF expense, enjoy extraordinary prae
/ teal advantages
Preliminary 70 the Course Lectures win be Delivers
daily IN the Anphtheatre of the Hospital from the Is
of October Clinical Medicine and Surgery and othei
i subjects, without any charge 10 students
| THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D. Dean.
re The Administration Of the Charity Hospital eicc
annually, in April, fourteen Resident Students who
maintained by the Institution.
Aug. q -lw
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NlaucatioMal Notice

RTONDAY, SEPT BIRD, MRS. IRWIN will open a
1Sl School for Girls in the Basement of the Presbyte
rian Church Edgefeld. Arrangements have been made
TO give full and thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education. t.-
The Lady employed to teach Music cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction.
= Mon 7. F. SANTEI native of France, and gradu-
ate of the Royal College of Agiers viii teach French
Spanish Itallan and Modern Greek Mon Santei pre-
sents the best testimonials from many distinguished
persons.
Mr.. r. J. Meigs says Of Mon Santel: ale has been
teaching my time and this practical trial oi
him cOnyinces that he deserves be trusted I'M
JLciIg a Teacher of Erench.'
The regular Rates per Session of five months SIS
$40 and SIS.
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Nashville Female Academy.

n justice 10 the Academy, take this mode of
uaGictng the following reports, in which there
i=ta the shadow Of trri h
LIST. That the prices OF tuition raised, and the
time of payments changed.
I'd. That all the old pupils OF the Academy to be
examined and classified without any regard their
previous position gratiation in the school.
In this connection Will add, that unless these.
other preudical reports should affect the patron
age il viii fully if more than equal that of any
previous year The indications by letter personal
application are OF the most iattering kind.
aug29-u GEO. NJ. ESERHART.
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NE M ESIS.

By the Author Of Hidden Path, Alone and Moss Side.
The scene of the story Of Nemesis is laid ia the
South. The time, the beginning OF the present centu
ry The customs and events of those days traced
with fidelity ami spirit, yet skfuIly interviewer
with the narrative, that the reader weared by
statistics dry historical details The homes Of fifty
years ago seemed familiar him those he visited
but yesterday, and their inmates differ little from the
men and women with Nyhom he associates daily The
pictures OF humble life graphic and refreshing Ia
other work from the authors pen can there be found
greater variety Of incident, artistic deeneation
of character, OF thought and vigor
description, and certainly other cOsstGias plot so
striking IA conception and 50 ably RaaHaged
The reader cannot but remark how irresistaby Vet
naturally he is borne along by the tide of events
There is no need after he is in the ex
plain the ominous title that frowns the top the
page Before the Nemesis is unvailed the reader feels
her subtle influence, understanding by intuition that
there are hidden springs and wires under
feet and in the homes Of the unsuspecting objects OF
her yengence and the pertinent motto Of the anthorers
fully proves that retrbuion though somties Slow IS
always sure.
fresh elnniy Of the
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EXTRAS

Music on the Piano. Observation-Disclosures SIS 90
Latin and Greek Observation-Disclosures 10 90
Modern languages. .............---...... 20 90
Crochet and Needle work. 5 90
81 Pupils viii be charged from the time Of entering
to the end of the Session. The bills will be payable
the middle of the Session 81 l.... aug2S-tf
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R9- Early application is desirable, as other engage
meDts preclude longer stay than one Course.
Residence at the ST. Cloud Hotel.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
THE undersigned is receiving his stock of Fail
Il and Winter Goods for Gentlemen's Wear of all the
various STYLES Also choice lot of Furnishing Goods,
to which he invites the attention Of his customers and
the public generally, SAM PRiCHIfI,
= = E-+Sl--q --rss- 81 College street
N B.-scott's Fashions for 1860 and OIL
aug2S-1m & GBr&
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I'VE wi II offer for sale on Saturday September the
w Ist at the Court House gate, valuable Negro
Boy about is years of and an excellent Girl about
II years of age, warrented in every respect
Terms of Sale Cash.
EDWARD WENTWORTH, ID. Sheriff.
aug27-1w Z. r. GI4ASC0CK Auctioneer.
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GEORGETOWN.
CcT'sspondsses Of 7as Sfar.


GEoRGETowx, ID. C., May IL, IS6O.
Those citizens Of W Washington and Georeetown
who used to travel over the new road from the
Heights OF our town to the Little Falls WIN re-
nemo IL as one OF the most pleasant and attract
I've drives in the neighbofbood, and will be graf
lned to learn that the stone culvert which was
washed away some years since has been rebuilt
In the most substantial manner, aud that the filling
Is progressing so rapidly that the road will prob
ably be passable for vehicles on Sunday next.
This is the only direct route to Droveris Rest.
and butchers aud drovers have been put to con-
siderable inconvenience since Ii became impass-
able: IL is being put In thorough repair under
the direction of Lewis Carberry, Robt. White and
W.. A. King, commissioners appointed by the
Levy Court, and Henry Addison, Mayor an
pointed by the Corporation Of Georgetown the
expense being equally divided between the Levy
Court and the Corporation tet
The roof OF the large building on the corner of
Potomac and Water streets, known as Smiths
warehouse, caught fire from a chimney on Wed
nesdaY morning, but was soon extinguished by a
flood poured upon 1t from Rays mill, opposite,
where they have the Potomac water in two-inch
pipes through to the upper floors.
barnard Buckley, auctioneers, sold, on Wed
nesday, lot on Green street, near the Canal, i'm
proved by two-story frame house, TO Mr. John
f. Carter, for 500. The sale Of greenhouse
plants, belonging to the estate of the late Col
Carter,) at Forrest Hall, by the same gentlemen,
was well attended, and the collection sold well
some very fine Japonicas brought So On Mon
Gay, at the same place, the sale of rose bushes
shrubbery, evergreens. &c comes off
The members of West Georgetown Sabbath
school Will give an excursion on about the 2sth
inst. We hope they will receive due support and
encouragement, as their object is, we understand
to raise money for library
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THELATEsT NEWS
The Methodist General Conference
TELEGRAPHIC

BUFFALO, May e.-E,gAhk Day-A petition
was presented from the Pittsburg conference AJAX.
ing Tor restoration Of the old rule requiring the
men and women Of congregations 70 sit apart
The number Of petitions to-day In favor Of =
change Of rule on the slavery was I7e, and against
any change Is.
Mr. J. T. Mitchell, from the committee on IN.
arrangement OF the order Of discipline reported a
resolution that the book committee be directed
to arrange the contents CT the next edition OF the
Discipline in accordance with the following plar :
!, doctrine; ,, government; 3, ritual; 4. benevo-
lent institutions, S, temporal economy A motion
70 lay II on the table Gnd print II Tor informstio
prevailed
The committee on the book concern reported
adversely to the memorial asking pecuniary as
sistance for the mission in Germany, and recon-
mending the transfer Of the papers 10 the CON-
mittee On missions; report adopted.
The committee on correspondence was In
structed to inquire into the expediency Of sending
delegate 20 the General Assembly OF Old school
PreShYterians, which assemblies az ocbesier next
week. The committee on law questions was In
strncted TO give an opinion as 90 whether the dis
clpline as Il now stands, prohibits the holding an
well as the buying and selling Of slaves. The
committee on revivals instructed 20 inquire
into the expediency Of making each annual con
ference except Oregon and California, hereafter
responsible for the expenses Of their respective
delegations TO the general conference.
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AUCTION SALES.
AZ For Other A ,tcfii.,, .Sl,Isv ss]7 a., a
By :. C. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auct,opeers
VsNTfNUATfON SALE OF HANDSOME

BY ,. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct,oneers
TERMINATION SALE OF HANDSOME
" AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE Ar THE "VKR-
soN noUSE"-The sale of sn poTiOr ard nAarly new
tIntsie ana Household kHrcts az the Vernon
~ U.s., corner OF Missouri avenue and Third
s syTes WI De resumed TOMORROW SATURDAY.
Mon NJ vt, at 10 O'Clock, without regsfd 10 wsst :
es, soulfising the extra Furniture Of twenty four
rame In part VIZ
Haneseme Carved Walnut Parlor Suites, finished
. nranoy and Hair Cloth,
MMble-top Center, Sofa and Side Tables
" ahGt EtegeTes, Rockers and Fancy Chairs
nahusome Gilt frame Mirrors, of various atylas,
sup Tot English Brussels Carpets throug hout the
Walnut Hat Tree, Hall Chairs, Rugs.
Silc ,oth hroug bout the passages and stairs,
rrench China Vases and Msntal Ornaments
hanasomely Ornamented Solid Oak Chamber
;SuiLest with Marble tops,
soitg alnut Chamber Suites, carved and with
walnut Single and Double Bedsteais,
bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstsnds,
Iolet sets, Looklns Glasses. Spittoops,
Sapst or CURED Hail, Spring and Eusk Mattresses,
Heather Bolsters and Pillows,
BisnsS6, Comforts, Counterpanes, Shsetiug,
Ioeetner with general assortment OF Household
eIl hltohen Furniture, all of which is nearly
new ana OF excellent quality.
lSLhs: SIS and under cash; over that sum a
0rsoi. oi 60 and 80 days, for approved endorsed
:, WIN. A. BROWNING, Trustee,
l. O.
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By A. GREEN. Auotioneer,

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD ANDKITCHEN
II FURNITURE AT AUCTION-0n THURSDAY,
the nth instant, shall sell at the residences of a
geEtl-man declining Housekeeping, No SIS Third
street, between and streets north st 10 o clock
a M, an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz:
Fine danask- covered walnut parlor set CONSIST
ing Of two French Sofas, two castor and ak
parlU Chairs, ~
Goihc, Arm, Rush, Reception and Oak Dining
Fine Msibie top Rosewood Centre and other Fancy
Tables, -o'
Fine Walnut Etsgere and large What not.
Fine Velvet Tapestry and other Carpets
OIelcth and Dfugget,
China q ass, and CTockery Ware, Table Cutlery
Fine Silver Tea and Coffee Sets complete
window Curtains, Corn ce, and Shades
flne Mahogany Extension Dining table and
Fine Marble top painted and figured Cottage Set,
Mahogany SldeDoard. fue Refrigerator
MAHOGANY. w alnut, and Iron Bedsteads, ard Iron
Hat tree,
Feather 8olsters and Pillows,
HaIr and Shuck Mattresses,
With good lot of Kitchen Reauisites
Terms: All sums under S25 cash: over as a.
credit of % and 81 days for notes satisfactorily en-
dOTsed, bearing interest,
The house is also for rent, which rs conveniently
arranged. and handsome location For further
PARTICULAR inquire at the premises.
mali d A. GREEN, Auot.
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WI j. g. RcGf TtN = cor bru kSSis.
BY A. GREEN. AuotIoneer.


SIoSk OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HORSE
- AND w AGoN AND CARRYALL AND HARNESS,
SOw,t noes, dc lat ArcTIoN.-On MONDAY,
me i4th inst shall sell, at the grocery and liquor
sore OF Messrs McGarvey & Burns, corner OF
seVenth ana n streets near the brewery
AZ 10 O'Clock Il. M, the stock of Groceries and
Liquors In tho store. consisting OF general assert
nen'. The Grocerles are good and Some of the
Liquors are very hce.
excellent w erk Horse, Wagon and CarryaIl,
Cow and Hogs,
With hany other Articles which We deem unneces
saTy to anumerata,
Terms: Under SIS cash; over SIS n credit of 20
ing interest.
ma .2t AGREEN Auot
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Re-,Iecuen Of senater Poster.

NEW HAVEN, May lO.-The Connecticut legis-
latgre this morning reelected Senator Lafayette
=. Foster
The democratic candidate was Hon w w
Eaton, Of Hartford, who made a speech 20 the
democratic caucus last mig bt taking strong ground
against Mr.. Douglas and bis doctrines declaring
That the seventeen democratic States repudiate
them, and defending the southern view on the
territorial question. The vote stood in the Sen
ate, ~ for F's er and for Eaton In the House,
l39 for Foster and 20 for Eaton
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In this city, on the 10th instant. GEO. u. TAY
LOR in the 18th year of has age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral from the
row Saturday al afternoon, at2 O'Clock. ffefET-l
In Georgetown, on the morning Of the 18th INST
WILLIAM DUNBAR, IN the 51th year Of his age
MAY he rest IN peace.
Tire friends and acquaintances of the family arr
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Satur
day evening, at half-past O'Clock, from his lat
Tesidence No. So Frederick ST. 80
ON the 9Th instant, at o'clock a. m, near fteg
benvlle, Ohio, afteI a protracted and painful i'll
Washington, in the I'D year of his age.
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An American y,,,.I S.I-.a

BosToN, May l0.-The brig Geo. w. Jones, Of
salem, was seized on the 18th Of February, in the
Rio Payo river, by the British fripate Arrogant
as a SLAYER. She was half loaded with hides Hel
papers were shown TO the Lieutenant who seized
her, but he pronounced them fraudulent The
commodore, however, after seeing the papers
released the brig.
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Hon. John BeII at PhIladeIphia,

PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-Hon John Bell, th
Union candidate for the Presidency, lie now il
this city aud stopping at the La Pierre House
Preparations are being made for a grand sere
made tomorrow night.
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Baltimere Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 1l.-Flour is dull and de-
Ginning in tendency. Wheat dull. and declined
Sc white 81 -55aS1 IS; red 81 .3OasI 40. Corn is
buoyant; white 75a77c.; yellow 74a76 Provisions
firm and unchanged. Whisky steady.
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The storm nj Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, May 10 "A tremendous rain storm
has prevailed all night and still continues though
somewhat abated The streets in the vicinity Of
The ais are Okerfown and IL is feared considera
BILE damage has occurred above
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HOMKoPATHIc RKMEnIEs

All Of DIR: humphreys a Co.'S specific H.
IneoPathIc Remedies put up expressly fof family
use, In boxes, at Is and 81 cents each. Also,
IN cases, containing % walls, from 81 tn :
each, with book of full directions For sale by
n. IL. Gilman. 300 Pa. avenue, wholesale an !
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald 353 north r street;
also by r b. Winter. north corner of X street and
Vermont avenue. Also, POnd'S Extract OF Witrb
HEEL for internal and external inflammations of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Iy
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WASHINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION a re
cent meeting of the Washington Library Associa
ton the following gentlemen were elected officer
toT the year 1860: J. F. Halliday, president, w
q. Force, secretary; Lewis Clephane, treasurer
Directors-GeorgeJ Abbot, e. Is King, Alex
Shepherd, John Nj. Brodhead