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EDUCATIONAL.
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY.

DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
Twenty eighth session Is monthsJ commences
Nav let. Expenses so. Every effort Is made for
the comfort and Improvement Of Is boys To hl
lew vacancies call at klrkwoOd House, April 9Th,
iSth, ISth, from 2 20 4 p. M, address X. X.
bOhNS; PIainheld Cumberland county, Pa.
INSTRUCTION IN MUsIC.-Mr and Mrs II.
Il CHRISTIAN, residence No. 426 lst~
street, Capitol Hill, I'm DUFF Green's
Kow) beg leave 10 inform the public that W.
they give instruction in Instrumental Music on
most reasonable terms. Mrs. Christian teaches the
flano and Mr. Christian teaches the Piano, Vio-
In, VIoIncello, Double Bass, Flute and al the
brass Instruments. Their proholencIes are well
known 70 al the professional musicians of Wash
lngton, and they pledge their earnest erdesvors To
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly % ell who
may REQUIRE their services. mar IL In
NJ MRS McCORMICK's SCHOOL
N1hS. McCOHMlCk desires 20 inform her
friends And the public generally that she will resume
the duties Of her School on the lat Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise eli the
ton.
In addition 20 her day scholars abe s desirous OF
recelylnG into her family few pupils ss boarders.
aged from 10 10 IL years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwlse improved. Those in washington
desiring particular information with references 20
the Star
For terms and further particulars Apply ~ her
residenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, AleIsndria, Va.
jvTu
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. Hi LS, after practlosl tes. Of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastio Process for inserting - -
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages ofO
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness, Ful
upper sets inserted for 3S5 Partial in proportion
Once sos Pa. avenue. seJ
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n e l.! T. Lm
l. u l.!
have now one of the most extensive stooks of
Fuel In Washington, consisting Of
w w hite Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Stove Coal, CnmbeII.nd GS Iump GTs Coal,
TIevoIton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Egg ana Stove Sizes. Do. Smiths Goa, !,
Wood, sawed and split. In all cases
All OF which will sell at the lowest prices for the
oaSn. Tor 80 or so days paper, well secured.
IL All accounts now stsndlrg will hs presented
before the LIST Of January 1860, and il is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
r. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, I<:h and c Sta,
deD near Canal.
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t'0k RGNTZThe two story BRICK HOUSE
streets. Ge0rgerown. ID. C.. The house is oommo-
a.ous M as to afford every comfort, with gas and
and flowers The lot runs back to Joint slIey with
q staDle. Apply to AS. A. SIMPSON, No 30
oan he 81 fiven on or about the LIST of May next
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SCOT HING SYRUP
For Children Teefhtuu
which greatly citass the process tsshinr ~ soften
ing the gum', reducing all ndammatisn-v aIiay ALL

For Children Teething,
which greatly aciitatss the proes tsshnr ~
ing the gums, reducing all indammatsn-vlls say ALL
PAIN and spasDodic action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DsP'h upon it, mothsr', will give yesr,.vss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAN NTS
ha', put up and sold this artic. for years.
SAN "a U, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH OF il,
'i'uiSns- NA'th MhS. HAS 1T FAILED,
rrcT A CURE, WINSLOw'S when iim.l. ND ID
Never did We know SOnruUNc an in.snc, Of din.
saueaouoh ~ any one who us td il. On
the Contrary, all areI SYRUP. ld,Igb,.d xr;.h ~.
OPERATIONS, and ,n,al in ,.rm. -,
bighsst of ma gica ,A,ct, and m,d;c
'lrtuss We speak in his WHAT VIZ DO KNOW
aftertsn years experience, AND PLEDGE OUR RrpuTi.
TIoN FOR THE fULFILMENT WHAT WE pERr n
Ing from pam and eaha ustion, relief will found in
erIEshty minutes after the syrup 10 administered.
rms valuable preparation is the Of ths
most EXP fRIENC ED and sKILFUL NURSES in New Eng.
land and has bssn used with NEyERFALrNG sUCCRss IN
THO USANDS OF CASES,
No: emily r,lsrss the child from pan but nygs,,.,
stomach and bowels ecidty and gi,,s Ton,
energy TO ths whole will almost r.i,y.
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Co1Ic
and oveIcoms convni'.ns which, if speedily
snu IN oeatn. We CD1, believe IL the BHs1s
AND SUR EsTREn-l FOR in ~ u,on,
in all cases Of DYs CHILDREN EnrEaY and pILR
arise. from t. .s,ns .hnm TEETHING DRES whether it
Gauss We would say every mother who ha. child ,uf
rinF from any Of ths fore going compain.-po NOT
foUF fREJUDICES. NOR THE PREJUDICEs OTHERS
stand between child and that will he
sURk-ye.. ABSOLUTELY sURE-to follow the US. OF tb,
medicine, timely used. Full directions using will ac.
company each bote None genun. unless the ,imils
CURTIS PERKINS New York, is the outside wrapps,
SoId by Druggists throu ghout the world. "
Principal Office. No. l3 Cedar Street N y
Pries onlv IS Csnts Bottle sell-d&~l,
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1000 BusHEHl9sT EHl9sTAtToEs "a TOES N0u ,.o WI.
Mercers, suitable for seed or table use. For sale
from store In lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY.
les 60 50 Water street. Georgetown,
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Foe SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
= PROPERTI-A small GRIST and SAW
MIL l., with good Dwelling House and 20 acres of
Land, sltuated on Sugar Land Run, near Dranes-
TlHe, alrfax county, Va and but short distance
from the Alexandra, London and Hampshire II all
road, and about z3 miles from Washing tor For
terms apply to X. w. BATES. Wood and Coal
Deaer, corner Z and l4th sts.; or to JOHN r.
BATES, Navy Yard. mar s0-Im.
FOR RENT..PAR&DRS and CHAMBERS
handsomeiy turnlf I'd, with hot and cold water
and bathroom, (Pote4 @ waterD The ape ertmepts
are !arge and airy; four rooms on a fcor from the
Erst noor MP. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
CQ., 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and lG;h sts.
E0R RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
= ing Immediately opposite the west wing Of the
Clty has, recently occupied BY Chas. :. Waaoh
as an ONCE. Also the front room in the seoopd
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. 2
Louisiaha avenue. ia IS u
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nlshed, viii be rented during the session of Con
STess, In the most desirable locality in this city
belng within one or two squares OF Browns and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit OF such Rooms
Will do well to make early application at No. 379
18th street between ID street and Pa. de 5-u
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4O pp,s WHISKY, SALT, &c.
1O bbLS. Pixies Copper Distilled sunerior Ma,
,o noila and XXXWHISKY. -A"e
., % pnis, Extra and Family FLOUR
n ~ ppIs. Vests No. ETHEREAL OIL,
20 pO!S New Orleans MOLASSES.
p boxes Elkinton Mould CANDLES
~ DO. Macy's Adamantine do.
10 do. Spermaceti do
Also, now landing
500 sacks G.. A. SALT
For sale low by
ap46 w IT TuNNrv
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EOR SA LEA small FARM ofS0 acres, situated
at the Little Falls, having comfortabls dwell
ing fgJnnnse, corn house, stables, &e; we'll fenced
acres ln cultivation, the hale lence in handsome wood
tand. IL is peculiarly desirable a country resi-
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting inouire
9i nj MA RRlOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
b'tue FAILS. de 7-2awtf
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10 THE LA DIES.
IE Yen would like to get tho hest goods. eo tn
StILMAN HUNTS. 9s Bridge st, George
town, ID. Z. There you can at all times find The
iargest assortment newest designs. and at prices
80 inooerPe that none can complain. They only
sol s9iiclt an examination before purchasing. A look
VIII cost nothing, and you will be treated kindly If
town, DC MAJ 90 oosms o,%. se
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XAnLUbABtE REAL ESTATE EOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RARE INDCCEMENr FOR A PHYSI-
CiAN.mDr. gpsePa A; Smith desiring TO go South
on ACCOUNT OF his hath, will offer at private sale
the r arm on which he now resides and where he
has been pracucing medicine for the last We years
dh,sIs very beautiful little farm, situoted at Long
pld Fields: Prince Georges county, Md, immeo
aiaItely on the road leading from Washington city
70 upper MARLBOROUGH, and about equal dstanoe
from b1th points. IL contans acres 90 Of which
Is ~ hne state OF cultivation, the bal ance in
tnrllty young timber It is well adapted 20 the
CROWN oil grass wheat and corn; about 25 or 80
arss Is now well set In grass and will Weld between
=, and q tons of hay, worth In the Washington
market from ; Is to S0 per ton. There is about II
a res OF wheat growing, the balance ready for a
spring crop it has spring of never failing water !:
proven ents consist OF a comfortable frame dwell
Ing containing rooms and kitchen: Also. a new
barn with sabing sufficient for al the REQ uirements
OF the place, with quantity of ohoicA fruit trees
Physcan desiring TO purchase can, BY references 10
the DOCKS OF the undersigned, he satisfied that IL is
an nPportunt. rarely to be met with. Until the D ace
Is speed OF shall continue practice as her etO-
tSppe; tEp 2r tetms sRPiy on the premises to DIR.
FRANK r. SMITH, Bladensburg.
ma - eou JOSEPH A. SMITH,
Planters Advocate insert until for bid and charge
DIR. Smith N~ 30
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t'QK ShI.E AND RENT-The undersigned hss
= Two houses Tor rent at Kendall Green, each
having acres of ground suitable for a GARDEN Al
tacned. The situ,tlon Is elevated and perfect v
heaethy, oh3Tlng peculiar inducements 10 one who
prefers pure country air to the heated and dsty at
mos %mosPheIe ol the city. A stable and woodshed are
StsaceH , 10 eScn house And pump OF pure water
tenant the rent will be moderate wv
:; ne IeSldence known as Rose Cottage. consist
sary outbulldiugs is for sale. The house was b. III
I0I the present OwLer and has many oonyenlenoes
The land is in high state of Ivsti0n and mHcb
variety OF fruit AID shade trees
ne property fronts Boundary street, being out
slde the CRY limits, and when that street is opened
sn improved as there Is reason 10 believe 1t soon
VIII De, the Plaoe WI possess peculiar attractions
distance from cItv Post 0fice-Isl miles Ad
ufess Dy let,er or In person, WIN. STICKNEY.
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A TINE FRONT ROOM AND BOARD N,,
80. oS uOtaIhed ny gentleman and lady, i'm A nj
strest. stree t.weHns-Ne. 443 j, between 9th and 10Th
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WOOD AND COAL.

lHE sUBsCKiBER, having purchased IN.
long established Wood and Coal Yard of the late
patrons Of the establishment and the public gener
aiIls that rr Sa WI keep slxeys on hand A, COM
he will be prepared to dispose of on the vory best
terms. He hopes by fair dealing and q constant
disposition to please to merit a continuance Of the
patronage so literally conferred on his lamented
predecessor. GEORGE BOGUS.
dp ecdtf Ninth St.. east side, bet. ID and F..
TAKE NOTICE.
IF You want WOOD and COAL (prepared in the
best manner at che lowest possible cash prices 20
70 BARCLAY'S Wood and Coal Depot. Don't
north Pa avenue.
Coal thoroughly screened. Wood sawed t, suit
everyone. A call is solicited mar l6-eoIm
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never bsen able 10
Msdicins-rIvER
4 SIN g L Z IN
FBCT 4 c U r Z ,
N:ver did We know
satisfaction BY any
the Contrary, all are
or kRATIONs and
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EoR RENT-The large fine three story BRICK
n MHOnSE' no 337 18th street, second door noT III
o. W lnuer,s Building. For terms apply to g. p
Ol.LARD, at No. 37I ID street. hetvee1 7tb
and 9Th strsets. ' 20 os &c !"
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60 II SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE To IN
tbs ms trends and the public that he will ntinue
and is now IaloTing business at the old stand
naw prepared tn exhibit choice selection of
FuFnpg png Goods. Also,a good selection of G ents
n.-o. -W brldge st., door east Bank CnmmeIce
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

kqIn,AhE k'9qIFn SAhE OR RENT-One Of the BRICK
;,i ~, SES, On 18th street, between c and ID sts
& VII ~ sood rooms, with gas in each room Terms
III nt,odeIs.e. inquire of JAS. w. BARKER, ON ri
81, ostween llth and 18th sts., No. 425 -
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CABINET WARE.


a NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ~N
~ Having leased and fitted up the larfeVSH
tStoTe-house, No. 42e Sevrnth street
west, tween q and II north, ten doors soutk Of
NV old stand, would respectfully call the atten-
ton of my old customers and others IN search of
cheap articles In the HOUSE FURNISHING
LIN TO give me call before purchasing, as my
goods have been bought exclusively for cash and
Will be sold cheaper than they can be bought any
A fresh supply Of those Cheap WINDOW
SHADES and FINTURES Just received.
large lot of ofCROCKERY on hand.
RUDOLPH BUCHLY,
$50 s.kEE' $50
cash. ~"
PAPER hun! sy experienced vortmes. and salts
SPRIMG,SEAT LOUNGES, g.
sEk$R$d5 sfEEkk$$RP$$ $SPR$$kk59SkSE fsdss 'n'
III Ali the Furniture ls manufactured In tks
city, and guaranteed A Mol.
JOS. T. K.PLANT q co..
PArperhengers and Upholsterers,
$50 ID st., bet. 9Th and 10Th.
ID Furnitu Repaired and Vanished. % W-Iy
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

i uE o. DISSOLUTION.
- nE Copartnershp heretofore existing between
eoscIIbers Is this day dissolved by mutual
the bni Either OF the firm is authorized 10 settle
e .re uassnness; Persons indebted to the concern
Tsq eqpested to call and make Immediate paymant
for settiering claims will please present the same
Msroh eIn CHARLES ID WEIGH,
"eIch Slst, 1860. JOHN Il. WILSON.
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nt f4T call at No, 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown,
~, Mrs: :: r; JARVIS will sell you BON ~
NaIS, FLATS, HATS, and SHAKERS6
cheaper than you will get them IN any cthpr~
store In the DIstIIGt Call and sce Don't forget
the number-lO1 Bridge ct. An SeoSts
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say Of any oTHRR
HAS 1T FAILED,Ir
STANCE TO RF-
when timely used.
an instance of dis-
one who used il. On
delighted with Its
lspeak In terms Of
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E'oR ShLE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE
Il on I'd street, between ID ard T. streets in K,b'
bey,s Subdivision. The above property will lie
sola on easy terms Price made known 6y Inouir-
Ing OF ii. w. HAMILTON a. Co, No 56S 7tb
stsest: opposite Centre Market, Title perfect. '''
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k'OR SALE-A twO-s,ory BRICK UoIrSE
no. 39o l. street, betwt en- Iath and i5tb sfs
witt rooms and a good cellar, and water in ,be
saiu' ohu siaDle. Apply at the premises an9 l,.s
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IL Dwelling over store for rent

fRANDELL, OPTICIAN,
Has oor.,,n.,, No: 12s Rridss ST., Gsorgeto,-.,
French Near sighted, PerIscOpio, Col sn- Vi
otTed, ore and all other SPECTACLES,. .ofsV~
the hest sualty, In gold, silver, steel, and German
silver frames. N. B. Old Frames Repaired And
new glasses set in them To order M 10 !.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-SitusteS
6eorEetown, at the intersection OF the eeoreetown
:pSre snT es n1 fbs sss roads cssst1g Of II
18th Aud streets. Washington. D. G. /. IoT
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kOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE
~ = win good BACK building, containing in all :
ana streets north. Terms moderate. hpeIy 70
=. ". klNARD, General Land Office, or On the
o., dtf
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Baltimore 1Oetker.
N1Itimnrp ben % O(,tot1t 1850
2tmcpGt inns iett &nbinet.

@ie mIere 9eIer mifien, er8eben l4 biz
53eitun9en IN ~uerlet Nta9ridtert iiber bas SEA.
6inet 9i1cpln'8. DAP mir Elm 91edt batter,
bieIe @adti6ten als uSlatI9" gu be5eiGuen,
8e6t aus fol9enpem Sprfalle berprr:
Sin neu8ieri8er 9Olititer wulpte it4 fitr5lid
nit Der Sra9e an &tncpln {:
98eu, Wr. 2incoln, lpenn Sic erpablt merz
ben, mas fir Mtniter molten sic nebmen?
Sir, ~antprrtete 2tncpln, nod bin i4 tidI
BrdiOent rer Ser. Staatet ; menn i6 e5 aber
einmoG bin, = 10 merpe d Die 3uiarunteIt>
Iebu19 meine8 &abtnet8 ielblt be Or8en.
0a8 erinnert inns, ia9t ba8 Bttt8bur9er
&oIt8blatt, ait cine GnetOpte pom olten 6rie,
Der murbe etnit BON eiuem neu9ieri9en 8trtRy
bel meldem er auf Der 9teiie iibernadtete, &c:
fragt, mas Ell in elmer 9ewihen pOlitilder
6rQge 5t tbun sebente p SSnnen Sic idwet.
gen? fragte Der SDnig. = @m. Mujefdt, ME
6a8 @rat! = 81? ia9te Der alto Trib mi
feinem 2Gdelu, ndbrenb Der Btrtb re Sb.
rem lptbte, i'd fam aud i4met8en
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arteitutg letner 8erfe 9ebplfett ltnb nurbe olle
9enteilt ais Ie6r belpulpert III Den Stuoten be-
tra9tet, benen Iein Gater lcin 2eben geptbnlet
bate. Die 2eidenbefattun9 murDe am 20.
gu9uf feierlid b~e8un9et.
vSffene8 Senp5 9retben a II bic
beutide Su9enb Der Ser. Staaten, nas
lnelttli6 an bic, pel6e Meoi5it uno Notur>
lpiIlenI9dften I%tuptren mpIlen", 1T Der Tttel eli
itc8 %langern gufruf8 Der Stuoirenpen be8
Sunbrlpt Snltttut8 IN ct. 2Oui8, pprin le
Diele Qnltalt alien bettfdet Sttpentelt Ser O(ez
pi5i1t unb ltatur,pi1Ienl9aften i1 ben Ser. ct.
entpfeblen. Sic 5cllen bdrin i6ren 9e6rerl1 9es
%SiemerCe Anerfennunt9 nno 9eGelt berpor
y Die ratipnelle Nnta8e be8
8 e q nj III en- 2ebrp1an8, Der in 5pef=
rdBt9er 6ol9e pom 3bepretil6eu 5uul Yrafti=
Idet fortIdrettet lulO AUDI bic 0itlf8mi{ienldaf>
ten Der Ottnerdlo9ie, 8ptalif, 3oplogie, Y9p=
fit uno Nnatpnlie unlfa6t.
p Oen unter d / 5 -3mt 0 G
, eut 0umtptbt Sntttut unb ben
10 81 Mi 9 zen amertfanif6en Mez
otctnal<S plle9e8, in meldjeu lestern
Oiele Sulloamentdlwi1lenl9ufte 10 gptanii
.c.) gar nidt 9elebrt ~lpiiroen, m1o Qle8 Nnpcre
in 1 &uriu 5t 4 Monuten.
3)Oie 9ebrer, ibren 8Drtrag uab i9rt
I2eGrweiie. @-~3@ ia3.t.t t.%
Ole neuelt Gurie Beginner int September
Bro9rannle tro 81 babeit Bel Dem Ocean ber
9urlbDlpt 6acultdt 81. 81, Santmer I'M Sum.
bplotz Sntttnt, .g.lL tsa.#taH .fal.a
Wpralitd 60ptt, gtad eilell
pffi5ie(len 8eridt ipurben inuer6alb breier Ofc'
nate III cen perI4ieoenen Stdpten, ODrferll uni
Weilern bieler Ne8erzGepublit 1900 Sttce'
%9ebDrel1, >prpru 1910 une1elihe ltuO. 81
Sn SPORT al grince, Der 6unptltaot, ~befanpel
it4 inter 500 Sinperl tlr5 ; retBt8 le9i
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fefgebalten lperben peroen unb raB fitnfti9 Dot
benz 3ulanlnentritt 6eS @rininalBertdtS cine
algemeine 8efreiun9 aus Der Sail anf Sabea8S
@prpu8>gefeble bin Itottfinoen miro.
pNuf'8 mransenebmlte puroe our9 ba8 be-
ltebuen pe8 0iidter8 8artpl in Die en Tdlleit
bic @emeilbe iiberraldt, bic nad bieIcr auBer@
oroentliden S~arblun98peiie faltut nle9r iptllell
lpirb, mie cine unpartetiIde uno perltdlpt9e
Ourdftbrung Der @eiebe nlS9lidl ii, wdbreno
bod auf Die er Dmdfitbrun9 Oer S9us ppu
Qeben unb gtgentbum berl9t."
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SrecfinriSae nnS feline &anbibntur.

SpntSptlle, 81. 9lu9ult. 2luf gredin=
ridges Setrieb bat Samuel 8. 8eib it.. BON
Sonllian1 aus lexington ali ben NepsO prfer
yperalo" nno GRarleltpuer pWercurp" sez
l4rteben, utO benz @ertdte bon Der 3uritf3iez
bun9 iet1e8 9talnen8 al8 &anDieuten mi6erz
lprpfeu Sredinripge weroe III Den nd91fen
Sa9en auf Die perlaumberiiden 8el6ulpigunz
gen Ieiner 6einee a~ltlpprten.
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SrpbD'S
0eAtIG=englii6t Biir0crIdule.

Der llnter3et4nete, ieit mctr benn IA Sa6ren 2ebrcr Ser gtemen-
tar uno eal-@e9enitanoc, befen 9eifu9eu Der ,0ew. Qorfcr
Democrat" BET ethetn .SifenHt4cu @ramen ebr ~pDubeilb6ft er,
mca9nte, unr 0ellen ~9etftun0en au1 y ter al Scr St. Mdael8.
cben9enannte SnItiut erbffneu.
@ltern, 0enen eS UNI einen P%ratttf9en, Der 3ctt cnt-
lpts ~ Snoen llnterri9t gu tbnn 1T, rocrteu erlu9t, i@ Cont
Sur has @n8lti9 E miro elm Nmtritaner a~nocIeQt.
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Nadnritta9s madte Der Yrin5 einen Nu8z
jug ltad ben 6dlleu BET GarOu8e unb @6ou=

Addntitta9s madte Der Yrin5 einen Nu8z
flt9 ltad ben 6dlleu Bel Garpu9e unb Gbouz
bterre.
Mpntreal, 20. glu9. Die SpteGpreiie III
Wtpntreal bleiben wd6renb be8 prin5li6en 8ez
ln4eS bic 9epS1nlifen $3.50 per Gag. Sc
lellI daften bon 600 8erIpnen fGnren fit So
PET Sag b%ef6ltigt peroer.
Qnebec, 21. Nug. llnter 01eaeuqii1Iet
perlteB Der Prtn5 rrl Q8ale8 oa8 Sau8 peS
8eueral9puperueur8, TIN i'm Barlalnent8oes
b1upe lelltcn 26o9nitb auf5ul4Gagen. 8et'm
Wlpr9enbcI t4 lpurpen ale tatbpltl6en 8ii6Sfe
Der Brppln5 5nerlt ulO e~tn5eln ppr0eIteIt, bier
auI Die 9{tdter Der Superior Gpurt bon linz
terc0n1bu, Damn bic Mitgliepes Der @eleboes
bnn9 un0 pe5 Hat6e5, beren Spreder cine
aorelle III el9liIder uno fruu5Blti8er Sprade
%pcrla5, auf Die bet Yrin5 antportete. Der
Spreder mubte niecerfnien uno er6ielt nit eli
tem blanfen S9lperte ben 0titterIdldQ. Sine
9leide Sire mieberfu6r benz Spre6er be8 I'm
terb1nI e8, oeiIet Otit9lieber ein9efit6rt wurbe1
ulto our4 t9n e~berfall8 cine Nprelie ~perleIen
lieBet.
gfad bieIeu mltrpen Die Offt5iere Der @are
rllpn, Johann Der an9lifunilde 0il6pf unb bic
g%etiftidfeit, welde cine 2tOre1Ie iiberrei6te
II. cine ut8elneiene IntwOrt erbielt, enolid wpbl
1000 0erren por9eiteOt uno bon nationalen
0eleuI4aftet cine An5abl NOrelien iiberreidt.
gtad9 benz &npfan9 ra9neu iber so Ntit9lieS
oer ber 0eIeb9ebung, be8 S6er. uno Inter
baule8 betln Prin5en Cit 6ritbltid cir, NtaAs
ruitta98 fu9r Der Prin5 al bic Wpntmcre1cbs
6aae. Nm @e9e lparell Dubenoe ppn ST.
renpforten erridtet unp Die Sauier nit 6(aq=
gen II. ~. 9ei4ulitdt; bic i6m be9e9nenoeu
Wtenl denmaiien jatd6ten i9nl IN duS9ela1ener
6reuoe gu. Nadoem ct am 9tnblid oer Sdue
lt9 er9Set, beiu9te ct bic natioualen Sdiffe
ulo fe9rte 6ar Stabt 3uriif, no er I'M 7 l16r
nit eiller a~l5crleI enen @elealdaft pinirte,
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Selearapbtidbe gla6rtebtem.
Ser Nrins ppn Males.
9ert4tst ttr 6sn n8aIttm0rs @eeer

Quebee, 20, aus. @efern pobnte Der
Yrtn6 BON 2SaleS ut biir9erli9er Slei0uu9 benz
0Otte9olenlte in Der an9lifauii6en Gatbeprale
bel, anl Gin9at9 empfta9 ibn Der 8iidpf
1no bic @eitlidteit.
Der Dpm mar 9~eoranst ppu, a6er Die In@
croaun9en pQren au89eSei1net, bic Sr0nun8
betpunoerl8werth. 90 di
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Baltimore, 81. @uout 1860.
8etanntma ID un9. Ole Gufmerfomteit Ser 9or,abler
@'rs aat cen umitano 9in0eOeien, 6ab an rmO no@ 6cm
sontO %e9idat. SpI@e, melae 0teien nod Yroftiren wpGen, wer-
o o wGsltbnn. wenn ie ouf Die Office totien unb ibre Ge4mn-
Sa Sagten. Ste rldltinbt9en Steuern bon 1859 fn6 in ben Sdr
o ~ 81 otlteneleen SeamtCn, UNI 0eriGtlt@ p6cr an6erpetttg e.
o nSeS 81 Weroei. G m. &. 8%atlant,
0ttSpN EtoSt OOm,.to,
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Nnt Grlu9en nebrersr Sreupbe Wr6 beute, OcnnerItaa, Gbenb8
5 llbr, cine NerlaTrntInn9 i'm 9aue 6eS Yeter 96ber, Gfe bon
Spwltr. uno Sel9ir-Wtarft, CUR @rttnCun9 etneS 9au6ereins fat-
finben.
@5 peroen baber gle, peIde f9 rarau b~etbeTtSen mouen, CT
lu6t, punftltb St er1detnen, ba Die @eiebe eutporfen werben.
$. @anb. y, seuteai9ldsrt SO9n St0H. 3, 9imHeI. Som,
SHfer, y. &Rber, RiOD