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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
ALEXANDkIA, VA. - y

n
Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18TH in the
house Tscantly occupied by Sylve.ter Scott, Esq,
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to a thorough English Edu
desired. o'
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
ily. will be under her immediate care and supervI-
sion. She Will endeavor, as far possible, to sar-
round them with the comforts and kindly infuenc
of Home. u. -I--0- =
Refvsncss-Rev. Geo II. Norton, Rev. D.. Elias
Harrison, Rey. ID. F. Sprgg, William H Fowle.
ESD, Henry Marbury, ESD. Lewis McKenz'e'
Esq, Robert h. Hunton. Esq w WalIach,
Entwisle, Jr.. Esq, Col. John w. Minor, I.oudOun,
Messrs. Blackjack Il Marshall, Messrs Corse
Brothers. NJ
TERMS.
Board with Tuition in all the English Branches
$40 The annual session-Payable semi mi-annually
in advance. -
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
31 No extra charRes
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SUMNER RESORTS.
w CITY 6AR RDEN.
7. ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprissor.
Neto York aresss, bst'oses ls asd "a sf,.

In ca lnE the attention "a pubic % sroupd
| would state that every arrang ement hAs a a
De4n made 10 MAKE this Retreat NOR. VfA0
attractive esery da,. Mondays the 6ar- lSs 10
given BY seleot bsnd Those destIins 10 o. joy the
dance and waltz vi l find the saloon IN oc mplete
proprietor will cheerfnlly grant the use Of the
grounds for school or other Pho Mic Parties With
out charge.
tor the amusement Of children he has irircc uced
number OF little games, never before seen in this
city, and cAlcu ated AZ the same time 90 ause the
"old foke"
N. B.-Attachsd is my Bottluns Esablishm NJ,
eRd tamlles can be supplied with sny quantity ct
her ,eslaence, of that hesitsfal drink. BAGF r
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TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
- le9 TIE STIrBf,

- l99 7TH STRrBf,
Opposite Odd Fe!ioscs, Had. WasAiastos. ID. G.
TIsyeeIs will study their interests b, exemlnln
chasing elsewere. As use noue but the ffN
best material the market affords and employ @ASo
the b-st vorknen, can confidently Recommend nv
work to be superior IN StreHrsA and Drrabslifp 20
Trunks that sTe made ~ other oltes and sold here
/ keep constantly on hand, and make 70 order lon
TEATRER, IRON FRIME FRENcH DRESS
ssS K9pR BOZ TTEksPgEEkfSS fssHgEssNRR ss4
NESS; SADDLES; WHIPS, fe., &c,
franks, &c., Repaired and Covered. In work
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
Aisc@Asent for Hcve's celcbrsted FAMILY
de is-Iv JAMES =. ToPHAM.
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4th. he unsurpassed beauty of the location.
For fur her particulars call on the principals and
ehamlne the arrangements, 464 street, between
osl' ahu "h streets an 81 st
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w %, A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
~ Tso ST. BETWEEN l7rH AND 18TH Srs.
Inc rrench Language Practically Idught.
Mrs. SMITH presents her compliments to the
parents OF her pupils ID hopes their daug hters in
be present puncualy the frst day of the session
tSeptember Is The board of instruction con. sts
as OF ten professors and teachers seven OF
whom taught during the last session. au 30 2w.
T. FEMALE EDUCATION.
l. HOSE Parent~ who wish their daug ghters to re-
cetye thorOugh and systematic education. where
attention, under the approved system of Calls
fhenics and gymnastics. are respectfully invited to
visit the Union Female Academy corner Four
teenth st. and New York kay
MIR. MRS. II. RICHARDS,
au Scu Principals.
W. MRS. TODD
w Ill Resume the duties of her School on Mon
For terms inquire at her resideLce, 3s1 ID street
Detween oth and Ith sts. b. an k-lwr
EVERETT INSTITUTE,
II Mass. Ay., kETwkEN 9rH AND I0rH STs
The exercises OF this we'll known institute will he
resumed on Monday, the 81 Of September. Terms
are very reasonable. For particulars see circulars
at the different bookstores, or call on T. w. FAR
LEY the proprietor, at his residence I23 Tenth
street. - au 20 6ts
RROOKEvILLE ACADEMY. Fl.
II MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Mn
The next session will commence Septernb 81,
Boys are prepared for college or trained for busi-
ness, Catalo gues may be obtained by addressing
the Principal, at Brookeyille. M
T.. b. PRETTYMAN. A. M,
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REv. c. p. RUSSELL, ASSISTED BY MRS.
~ Russell will reopen his school for young ladies
Il East Capitol street, washington, D. G.
au I5-2awSwr -5-g-7I 'l.----I' '-s8liI ~ -
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE Wis
ITATION. -
Corner Of Tenth asd streets, Washfngton City.
The exercises of this academy will be resumed on
Monday next, September 8. 1860. Persons desIrins
Information will please apply at the academy.
au % -IW
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" q. A'|f;t
r. MEDICAL.
IS ! + = try RsTE0 . :
v eGeta BILE Life Pills
,aGE-:S 90 z.Aspszss af,-c-5 "
p III G NIX BITTER
i ~ :>tN'N u
MEDICAL.


!, Tho high and envied celebrity which these
pre-emincnt Medicines have acquircd for thoir
invari"b]e cf1iescy in all The diseases which
they profess to cure, has rendered the usual
practice Of putting net only unnecessary, but
unworthy of thom!~: They arc known by their
Quits Sa their good works testify for them, and
they thrive not BY the faith of. the crcdulous.
in ALL CASES OF .1sthma, .Acute and CAron-
6neys, Bil;~s fsssrs and L;ser Go"es;a; %~
In the South and West, where these diseases
prevail, they will be found Invaluable Plant
ers, Farmers. and others, who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without
them.
Dyspepsia.--No person with this distress
ing disease SHOULD clay using these medicines
immediately. Erupttms1f th1 Skin, E;yss;oelas,
f!atulency, fsrer md -4gae:. For this scourge
OF the Western country these medicines will be
found safe, speedy, and certain remedy. 9th
or medicines leave the system subject to a re-
turn OF the disease cure by these medicines
is permanent. TRY THEN, BE SATISFIED, AND
lie CURED.
Nlercuria! Diseases.-Neyer fails to erad-
icate entirely all the effects of Mercury inf
tan - ssonef ta;n the most powerful
Night 4Sreats. Aerrous I'e1ility, Nervous Cvm-
p!aists Of aAl linds O,yaatc Afeaions, P,alpita-
tiom Of tie Zlent, Puiut rs GI57;c. : Z =
Piies.-The original proprietor Of these
medicines was cured OF Piles! Of IS years stand
ing by the use Of these Lite Medicines alone.
Worms Of all kinds are effectuaily expelled
by these Medicines. Parents will do we'll to
administer them Whenever their existence is
suspected. Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS
Purify the blood, and thus remove all disease
from the system. A single trial will place the
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX. BITTERS beyond
the reach of competition in tho estimation OF
ievery patient. ~ Sold by
<DR. WlLCAM Ii MoFFAT,
3s5 Broadway, cor, Worth St., New York, and
by all Druggists. .- 176-ly
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The Eclectic ollege Of Medicine.
NOMINATE, OHIO

'INHE Spring SESSION Of 1859 will commence on
l. Wednesday, the 9Th OF February and eontin-
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
OF Lectures will be given, occupying six OF
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to practical Anatomy, and with am
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
rtal.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fcl
J. E. st. JOHN, NJ. d.,
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
). +. JUDGE, Nj. d..
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
i. J. HOWE. NJ. d.,
Professor Of Surgery.
c. III. CLEVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor of Matcria Medica ard Therapeutics
VIM. SHERWOOD. NJ. d..
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology
!: JR. BUCHANAN. NJ. D..
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
| Institutes Of Medicine.
JCssE HING, NJ. D.,
Professor ofOisteJrlcs and Diseases Of Woman
+ and Children.
! The Terms for the Session will be the came
AS heretofore, viz :-Matriculatiea. $500
|Tuition. $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, SIS 90,
! Every Student is required to engage in dlsscc-
ton one session before graduation Gradua-,
alton. ;25. 90. Ticket to Commercial Hospital
(optionul) $500.
The Lecture Rooms arc scwly ihis led reg
and comfortable. and in central lotxlit, liz;
College Hall. WALNUT Street j. where students
viii tind it coAveaieAt to call Hli thci1 r:v:l
Deun nt'tAe Fu1utY. at his Office. No IL: Sn,it1s
Street, of Frof. G. II. C,EvELA&.. .or.rstnry
|cttAe Faculty. Ne. II: Sc: cry st1cct ncu, ~
i lcoy JOH KING. II. D.. Dean.
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: COLLEGES.
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY
RE WING - lRINNEsOTA
F A GU 1T Y.

GUILTY.
Rev. d. F. CRARY, D. D.-PresideEt, an i
ir ofessor of entail and oral Science, ard
Bellies Lettres.
Rev. E. E. EDWARDS, A. M.-Professor OF
creek and Latin Languages, ard Literature.
II. Is. WILLsoN, A. M.-Professer OF Mathe
mates and Natural Science. ,..Et.
Rev. PETER AKERs, d. D. Professor Of Bib
lical Literature. -
CHARLES MCCLURE Esq.-Professo1 of Law.
Rev. MAX MoHAus-Professor( elect )ofMod
erh Languages. . 81.
Miss Es4A X. SoR1N-Preceptres and Teach
er Of English Branches. a.,
PROFESSOR .EEBIcH-Teacher Of Music. , -,
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RAILROADS.
1859. @saEgzzZRzZz 1859.
= SON OF 1852.
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH IT'S CONNECTIONS,
Forms tie shortest, quickest. and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit,
Toledo, Pittsburgh, New York,
Boston, and all points
East and South.
Two Express Trains daily (Sundays except
ed leave La Crosse on the arrival of tn,
morning and evening boats from St. Paul. con
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit ant
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains OF
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamer
Paul every morning, Saturdays excepted,
connecting at La Crosse with the 1905 "A. NJ
Train.
Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
waukee at $50 same morning, seven hours ant
thirty minutes in advance of the Prairie d,
Chicn Route and at Chicago at 2.15 same af
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes in ad
vance OF any other route !!
The Steamers Key City, Grey Eagle, North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era
leave st. Paul every afternoon, connecting q
La Crosse, with the A. NJ. train next morn.
ing. --E-.a- ::
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kee at $50 p. NJ, eighteen hours in advance Q
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago. a
As same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALI
.. OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents O
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that tn,
distance by the La Crosse route is only min,
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie d1
Chicn route, as they are false, and only mad,
to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route t,
Milwaukee is S6 miles the shortest and t.
Chicago, is 80 miles the shortest, and O. mile
less River Travel.
FARE AT ALI TIMES AS Low BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
~ Baggage checked from La Crosse t.
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
~ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee O
Chicago.
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~ SLEEPING CARS are run in tie trai,
caving LII Crosse at 1905 AM.
~ Tickets tor sale By
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