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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

conclusion Of The treaty q 'hs to pat end 70 Tho
IN, sslests tbs Kins Of Morocco sede. bar Majesty
N. Queen o. Ii. spsss in pefosy fan ooassos sed ,o,
sn s s%toy p :. the roa s aussss
.Ar In nsaner BIS Majesty shs Mig o. horoces
~ S CnS the psorena the territory su sn for tho fsrms
lion 81 an establishment. like that which Spain Poa'essei ''ois
His Majesty tho King Of Morocco win rsy within
the bse P,od possible ,ns ~ssS Ss
aes spsin and Morocco signed at on The SA'n Oh
4, Just Indemnity for the sIpen.e' Of tho wsr His
My the ks q Marcia So . .n o. psers
ose Of psiins this sum viii be stipulated In the 9eay
peace Tn. town n Tetusp with the whole Of the tst'
Aha, rmrs The ,nsen, pashac Of the san name w Iensn
Il The possession OF her Majesty the Queen o. p S,d 2
ss ns the complete payment Of The war indenoy inns
er the ad pa, men; .s a ,osS ana teritor,
AIrs Aea,v o'copuerce shall Dc eenelnosa y, ~, od
~ nrsied IN favor Of Spain all the advantages tnst E9uo
bx bsen or h hereafter conceded 10 the most
To avoid futur. event. IKE aos, that oeeaops e.
the es,n. rsr the Of sosn at Morocco nay 10
lice AZ Fe or the spot best suited in tns ,i
b Interests for the maintenance Of ,o'e 0e'"eeh
A.. H. Majesty the Emperor OF Morocco win authorize
he .sbshmen. house Of Spanish msonafie' nAs
bn which exists Tang'er. =, IN. so.,, will inu.S
s,.x sproipt two who with two others sp-
pointed 5, bis Msg tn Emperor Of Morocco VIII nsrs 20
sD s viii meet in the Town Of Te'sso and .eeu
seos win have re completed With IN, letst po,s es s
date. IN. IN T. ~ no
March IS NULL hppn' -.
ard sis ed between Spain aai Morocco BY Leopold
o'Dept. Dule Of Teusn Captain Of The
snssb sIny in africa Muley Abbas sph Of tue Emone
81 Morocco Prince of the Agrsve, all hosties s cease
fom his dsy the armies the bridge oil Be pc
ns The ns that Is divide the armies Tbs nndernsd
VIII ,ye he peIemptoy orders to their Mpe
and Sc ,r.ly ebse any eonayeoing then hl.y apps
10 nIev,nt the no Hties OF the kabyes and ~
sbnee hey should nevertheless commit he snt1ozes me
spa army chasbe he without the peace being consd
eiea " DC "''SO' 'e "LEOPOLD ODONNELL,
nMo,,5 o. "MULEY AB3AS."
Great efforts are making to capture Count Monte
molin and his brother. :,
The boundaries of Ceuts have been auicsbly ar
ranged The value of the territory ceded to Spain
three hundred million reals.
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FRANCE.

An Imperial Commission travelling through the
peutraztd provinces of satdiua, aud said TO have
been colby re seived in some places.
The Government had re primandedtbe Pays and P0tre
for giving currency TO rumors thai England is bamea-
bic for the outbreaks in Spain and Sicily.
The Paris -four market was heavy and lower. Wheat
was quiet and UNCHANGED.
The fluctuations in the Bourse were slight; the
reptes closed on the 10th at 69f 80. Market DALI but
firm. g,
A new iourDal--the CoyJespoadeHt-had appeared
at StrasbouJg IA organ of the French Government
and advocates the maintenance Of the boundaries OF
France, Germany, and Italy.
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ruUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
vux AUSTRALASIA At PORTLAND.
he,d to Bail and Released.


PORTLAND, Monday, April %, 1860
IN. steamship Austrslasian, from Liverpool al noon
~ the ll,b. via Queenstown the l2th arrived at
Psrtlasd st O'Clock this morning.
shs has been chartered for the voyage by the Cana
dian Steamship Company to take the place of the Nova
sessisD, which was to have new screw put in her,
Yb, r. III. steamship Asia, from New-YOrk, arrived
n Liverpool at p. m. of the Sth
IN. Cunard screw steamer Etna from New-York,
arrived at Liverpool at p. m. OF the 9Sn'
The screw steamship North BiitOn from Portland
AR vss 8. Queenstown on the evening OF the lOth'
TIE steamship Teutonia, from New-f0rk' arrived ~
Southampton Oh the l2th.
The steamship Fulton, from New'f0rk' arrived a.
Sszslampton on the llth.
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SPAIN

The Emperor OF Morocco had ratified the bases of
peace.
Gen. Ortega and thres persons Of the highest rink
had been arrested at CaandrOn. 0rtega is to be tried
at Tortona.
A small body Of insurgents had been defeated az
Bilbao previous TO Ortega's act.
A concordat had been concluded between Spain and
Rome, and was promulgated.
The Madrid gazette publishes the text Of the pre-
lmnaries Of pesce with Morocco which have received
the Royal sanction:
oIsoSold o Doune Duke Of Tetnan Count Of Lucena kc
and hney Abbas Csph, duly authorized by her Majesty
the Queen SPANS and by his Majesty the King Of Mo
rocco have tpeed On the following preliminary bases for The
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JAPAN.
Affairs in Japan were unsettled.
Latest ria QqeenstOHR.

Latest Ella QveenstOrR.
LONDON, April 10, 1869.
The tcbtness in the Money Market had an'uufayora-
HE Elect on the Stock Market, and the funds closed
lower than yesterday. The reaction in the share
mari ct was more decided. Money was very active,
ard 81 per cent demanded in many instances Tor
short bus. The colonial produce market opened dn.
The Bank having raised its rate of di.count per
cant Consols closed at "a
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AccIpTgTs AND IsQuEsrs.-Coronsr Schirmer held
an nQue. yesterday upon tho body Of Mary Ann Me0overn
effects received that day The child 10 attempting 70
psse the ire set her clothes Ore and
fatally burned verdict OF accidental death rendered
The Coroner ked inquest the body Of
known man which found ia the water at pier No. East
River A verdict ofsupposed drowning was rendered
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FROM HAvAsA.-The news from Havana, by the
Habana at New. Orleans the 18th, Is unimportant
On Monday, the 10th, Gen. Serrauo was TO leave Ha-
vsna on a visit TO Matsnzas and Cardenas, at which
placss he was 10 have grand reception.
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NAPLES.

An insurrec.ion had broken ont in Naples. The
roya troops carried the convent by assault after bat
teIipe breach and the rebels and their arms were
cantnred. and the demonstration in Naples crushed
The streets were cleared by patrols:
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HUNGARY

There had been a greas AntiAustrian demonstration
at the Capital, the occasion being the funeral of
sudent who died of injuries received from the police
in the recent demonstration. Six thousand persons
followed the corpse TO the grave amid patriotic
cries The police did not interfere and there was no
disorder.
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GERMANY.

The Grand Dake Of Baden, despite the vote OF the
Second Chamber had proclaimed the independence OF
the Caho ic Church. He declares that the provisons
of the Concordat shall be sanctioned and special laws
ordained. ,,.. .,.-,.,
defensive preparations.
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gland and Fasee half century ago, which was taken
from the by the infamous intrgues Of their kespoh.
ten masters and without which they have become aod
mpst remain the most sbject vassas Of that abjeot
(ioyernnent-the Government Of Francis IL.
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SAVQY

The arswer Of Austria TO the circular Of NJ. Tbouve'
mel on the annexation of Savoy. like tina. of Russia,
yais,s no obi. elton TO the annexation long "a 1t 10
The free concession Of Piedmont and not an appeal to
universal suffrage. She desires the neutrality Of Pied
mont
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE BRITISH YACHT MAGNOLIA.

THE BRITISH YACHT MAGNOLIA.
The yacht Ma2nolis, now lying in the North River,
is owred by Sir Henry Beecher, an English nobleman
who came here on beard Of her. She was built by
Brown g. Lowell of East Boston, some two years
ago. then named the Flora Temple, but since changed
by her owner. She Ia registered at los tuns and ear
Iies crew consisting of captain mate and elk seamen
She left the harbor Of Baltimore on the south west
coast Of Ireland on the 18th of last December tor
the isand of Madeira which he reached the 25h Of
the same month Having stopped there for few
days she set sail for Tenerie trip which she made in
five day. After brief stay there, she again BET SAIL
and in fourteen days reached Antigua. After five
days stay there che made trip ID st. Jsgo de Cuba
in Elk dsyp, aud thence made passage 10 Mobile in
ten days. From Mobile she sailed 10 Cuba in six days
She next set sail for NewYork where she arrived in
eight days from Havsns. Throughout the voyage abe
underwent the thorough tests Of weather and sea-
and proved herself stanch, seaworthy craft. Sir
Henry Beeeber the owner of this fine little craft is
member of TIE English Royal Yacht Club, and his yacht
belongs to the Royal Yachi Squadron, He is about
thirty years Of az g. has orid com plexion, and am
pie beard. he lie sojourning at the Washington Hotel
in Broadway and intends, when he leaves here, TO sal
for COwes.
THE ADRIATIc.
The steamship Adriatic was spoken on the 10th ins
at 9. NJ, by the ship Cultivator Captain Russell, in
lat 40 TO- lon. 60 80, little over 500 miles from San
dy Hook. Captain Il. Gays that the Adriatc was going
a. the rate of Is knots per hour.
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" Apostolic Letter of our Most Holy master PINS TX
Pope By The grace Of God, By 1cttch the punishment
Of major accumulation is inflicted on the IN
vaders and aswpers Of some Of our POHttfca
Propinoes,
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MEDICINES.
S0hofoLA OR kINgs xy,r

- OR KINGS EVIL
lisa consututlonAi disease, q corrupeop Of th<,
tloDd, by which this huld becomes vltlsssd. 49,
nd poor Being IN the circp latlon 10 pervsdes the
vho.e body, and may burst out in disease on snv
part oft Whatever be ITS origin, II is hereditary
children unto the third and fourth genersuo n" in
deed, it seems 20 be the rod Of Him Who avs. ~
will VISIT the nisuitles Of the hthers upon their
children"
One quarter Of al our people are scrofulous:
their persons are invaded By this lurking infection
and their health is undermined By it To elesuss
IL from the system We must renovate the blood By
Alternative medicine sud lnvigorate lt BY healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine We supply In
AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARfLLI,
the most efectnal remedy which the medical sail
Of our times can devise Tor this everywhere prevail
ing snd fatal malady. liz s combined from the most
active remooials that have been discovered fof
the expiration Of his foul disorder from the blood,
and the rescue Of the system from its dsstructiye
the cure Of not only sorofaa, but also those other
affections which arise from IL, such 90 Eruptlve
and skin Diseases, st. Anthcny's Fire, Rose, or
Eryapelas. PImpes, Pustules, Blotches. Blalns
and Boils, Tumors, letter and Salt kheum, Scald
Head, Rlrgvorm, Rheumatism, Syphilltio and
Mercurlal Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debility,
and, indeed, ali Complaints arising from NItated
or Impure Blood, The popular beliefin ''tv.ywrifB
ofthe Btocd" ~ founded IN truth. for scrofula 10
degenerate Of the Blood. The PARTICULAR purpose
and virtue OF this Sarsapsrla Is 90 purify and re-
health is Impossible conta minated constitutions.
Prepared by DR.. J: g. AVER CO., Lowell.
Mass. and sold BY al druggists everywhere.
au lS-eo1m
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TIE PREcIoUsSHss OF LIrrLExEss.-Eyery
thing is beautiful, says B. 4. Taylor, of the
Chicago Journal when it is little, except sonLs;
little pigs, little lambs, little birds little kit
tens, little children.
Little martin boxes Of homes are generally
the most happy and cosy; little villages are
nearer to being atoms Of a shattered Paradise
than anything we know of; little fortunes bring
the most content, and little hopes the least dis
appointment.
Little words are the sweetest to hear; little
charities fy farthest, and stay longest on the
wing; little lakes are the stiIlest, little hearts
the fullest, and little farms the best titled
Little books are the most read, and little songs
the dearest loved. And when nature would
make anything especially rare and beautiful,
she makes il httie-little pearls, little dia-
monds, little dews.
Agur'sis n model prayer, but then IL is a
little prayer, and the burden OF the petition is
for little Tho Sermon on the Mount is little,
but the last dedication discourse was an hour.
saw-eonquered; but dispatches nowadays are
longer than the battles they tell Of.
Everybody calls that little they love best on
earth. We snce heard good sort of man
speak Of his little wife, and we fancied she must
be q perfect byoW Of a wife. We saw her; she
weighed 2le; We were surprised. But then il
was no joke; the man meant it. He could not
pat his wife in bis heart and have room for
other things besides; and what was she but
precious, and what could she be but little7
We rather doubt the stories Of great aryosies
Of gold We sometimes hear Of because Mature
desls in iitties, almost altogether. Life is made
MP Of little, death is what remains Of them Of
all; day Is made up Of little beams, and sight
40 glorious with little stars.
. Mxitnm in parro-much in littie-is the
great beauty Of ell that We love best, hope for
most, and remember longest. -
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EDUCATIONAL.
u MISS IRNETTE nOEcI

II MISS JENETTE L. DOUGLASS
- Las The pleasure Of announcing to her friends
the corner of II and lith sts, "Phisdeiphia Place
on Monday, September 10th.
or terms call on the Principal. She will be as
sisted BY the following experienced and efficient
MISS sDOUGLASS-Higher English Branches,
Composition and Penmanship
MISE ABBIE M. BRooKs-Latin, Algebrs, English
Miss JyLIANA G. MAY-Teacher Of Vocal Music.
fIol. GEORGE &. ScHAEFFER-Lecturer on PHI
ioSpny, Ghemlstry, and PLY slology.
Prof HENRY E. MARIx-Teacher Of French and
German.
Prot. c. w. BERsMANN-Teacher of Pisno and
Seience of Music. -. "
MISS MARY i. .DAvIpsoy-Piano. .......
Elocution.
JOSEPH g. BRuFF-Teacher of Drawing.
--, Teacher of Spanish.
-. Moral Science and Classics.
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A SHRBwD DRY GooDs DRUMMRR-SHARp
PRAcrIcE.-Merchantsf from abroad, when on
visits to our city to purchase goods, are made
objects Of such obsequious attentions by those
competing for their trade as almost conyinces
them that, suddenly, new virtues have been
discovered in themselves, and that their merits
as men and merchants quite exceed their
most excessive conceits. The latest success in
this " disinterested" politeness was " blowed''
day or two ago on an entorprising Pearl street
clerk, 1t is too novel and good to remain un-
recorded.
A well-to-do 4" first class" Iowa merchant
made his appearance on Pearl street, well
jaded and worn by the fatigues of his journey;
little bit disturbed, doubtless, in the ar
rangement of his gastronomic apparatus by
the Irregularities of long railroad ride Call
Alg at his old place Of dealing to exchange
greetings and leave his valuables for safe keep
ing, his particular attendant and salesman hap
Pened to be engaged for the time with Gus
toner, and had scarcely an opportunity of more
than recognizing his valued friend The mer-
cnant, about to excuse himself, complained of
call again.
Ihe astute salesman knew that this calling
dSnn was mighty uncertain business, when q
good customer had run the gauntlet of q hun
aieo OF more sharp competitors for his desira-
Die trade, and consequently, suddenly discov-
ere1 tne fact that the Iowa gentleman had
strong symptoms OF bilious attack, and i'm.
Benevolentiy suggesting this remedy, be kind.
ly gave him . card TO his druggist, and advised
his keeping quiet in his room until the medi-
cines work had been efectually done, with the
and Of citrate Of magnesia. The kindnem Ala
its work, and 30 did the medicine, and the Gus.
toner was thus saved from the distrac tinp
manifestations OF all competitors until the
had been sold to the grateful and OBLIGED
Iowsn. Whether the wit Of the clerk or
merit Of the sperient was most admired bv
the proprietor when the bill was receiptcd
can scarcely be determined. - Cincinsaati
Commsresai, Sept. i.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

"HI6HLY CONCENTRATEDn
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU ,
A Positive and SPeciGc Remedy
ter Diseases Of the bl.A pnER, KIDNEYS.
GKkAvEL, and pROPsICAL sWELldN6s;
and excites the ABSORRENTs into healthy y.
dsRositlons and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE-
MENTS are Ieduced, ss vel as PAIN and IN
MN Iiyo WoiNEM sE1as 6R 5gco rWTJIDerN ~
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a MRS. WINSLOW, .-.-
an ExLcrien Cd Nurss and Female Physician.
500 THING SYRUP,

greatly faesss the pfsesss st tsshius Sy ssnsa
aS tne gsms, rsductuE ell hsammstisn-vi sllay ALL
rAiN and sPasmsdis acton, and il
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
sPsn IT, msthsrs wi give rest to 1sursslsss and
hELIEFAND REAITH 70 Your INFANTS
pa. ap and ssld article for ever ten years and
n.x. NJ conFiDsNcs AND TRUTH Of IL, what vs have
a'!is!s:S :isn MRS. * x. = isy 12.e,1,.s e.s.
y,cr a cuRs, wINsLOw's .h.n t.n'd dm:It I9 .,.S. ID
...s as .s :, s.. s SOOTHING .s in:t.ns: q die.
The ssctr.Iy, ALTAR: SYRUP, dsbshtsd With il.
highest communication Of is rieM ssse, shd medical
v,rtns.. W. sptas In ;hls matter WHAT VIZ DO INow"
aftef ten ysars sxpsusnes, AND PLRDeR our RRPUri.
IIoN ros rHR FuLFILMfnr OF WHAT We HIRI
cLAaH 10 almost every instance where infant suGsr.
Ing from pain and sIhs rston relief will found in essp
o. twenty minutss after the syrup 10 aaminstsrsd.
rhs valuable preparation prsscrpten sf he
Issd, sndhss bean ..sd -ih siSis.s1iiiss ,uccsT &
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net snly rssvss the child from pain inviessatss
stomach and bowels ccrrsets acdty, and gvss
energy 70 the whole IL will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLIc,
and :v'teoms eesy..i.n., which, aot speedily r.m.d.d
ana sSp 81 s; FOR ' 4. 1 d: sn,1 a1
10 all e..., Of DTs. CHILDREN sTrIRT and DIIR
.i.: ..n .snc from .n;tA:5 .nT :ih.,
ss.ss. We would say every q child ,u
YoUs rREJUDIcEs, NOR Iai rRIjUDIcis OF OTHERS
stand between your suffering child and the that will hs
sUnE-sset assoLuTILf euRf-to follow ths use Of th
msdeins, timely ussd. Full dirsctioGs usng will
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, 10 the sassids vraDys
1oid by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Omes- No II Cedar Street, ny. F.
Price sny IS Cents Bstns. ll-dAvly
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,

For Weaknesses
Arising from EIoesses, Habits Of Dissipation.
Atts.ded ,si,s tAt IoLlOrias symstoms-
@s%c,i '''h Dout5 8 sSss
Horror of Disease, wakefulness,
hniysrsai Lsssitade of the Muscular svstsn.
D''s' fsHfB iAi sfIS ne fss
sP9TsSc SFTHT sfIH lfs FITS.
b, sa.'a
Many are HysJ Sf tRe %Tr SsH. q Ss
gssf s%PI: xisS:;ss = &c s5ysS e tSs s::.sSsH,
WITH. ORGANIC wEkKSEss
Requires the aid OF medlcIne TO strenEthen
wAieA HxLxsoLD's L xTREGsT BUcHU q ssss.s-
TRIAL WILL cosvSse .y : agii gaI MOST .rrrrrc.L.
or FENA5EsaFENAsEs-FEYAs JR Ae5EsaF! or
TN N nan MANY "a afFECTisSNsS fE6nLIxE TO
any other re%sdy, - IN Gklsro.is Or, kstspaoSS
9. q Of
Of the Uterus, Leuoorrhes or Whites, sterillity,
aEs SF US aSs c
" " Decline OR CdANSE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY sa6GED sE WITHOUT 1T
M'd'ff GEESorDs sff BUCku' k'''
SECRET fyfdi fDdiisEAsEs
Little or no ohsh;:5p Dlfs s,,., Noino0ivsaisss
Is csnses g frssusDt desire an Eivss strength TO
sSd SaSs q
,ss and ss s si N
tfi4; THoUS%SDs US IND u UPoN ssi fHo UsLNDs
and h.y Ts5 q g oSrs
tune, have found they were deceived, and that the
e.: $ e, N Ss Issn 2 Sr..
out in = SkGEfs sfEfEfssa IsTEs ff5 snS naSARRIAsk
Use HKtxsoLp's E.r.Acr BucHu for . sass-
1On' .A4 ~ URINARY ORGANS.
mhe'her e1sdat NAE OR FEMALE.
From IoSG sfs 20 Of
i 2aF ssfff BHSSsSa4o II
a:s?; + ,s5
'3 Will 'Si cERFfFIsSTEs Riff ~ IS g SF CURES:
WITH Nscff sefENSE SsSEs kNp ri FAME.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or six for $500.
Denvereo 70 any Aoorese, seourely PACKED NO
observation.
DIscsi1s E.an sanrToNs IN ALL c=0x.ysIcaI,os:-, = =,
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, Alderman
the city Of Phi ade phia, ii. T. HKLnBoLpw he M
duly sworn, doth say. has preparations ooltsin no
.HSI; Sas sHs SsFsy re S.sstsS 4hi HNESsoI9
Svorn and snbsoribed before me, this sd day OF
November, 1854
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Aidsrmes<
Ninth street, above Race, Phila-
Address letters for information in CONFIDENCE 20
H. II. HELMROLD, Chenisf,
Depot, 104 South Tenth st, bet Chesnut, phlla-
ASD ASTThhTR TGhNhPRiSciPrIEb' TRiHStcniPHIi' bbEEkEERs.
Who endeavor to dispose OF rHKrR own" and
"oTHKR" ARTICLES On THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Eslmbold's Genuine Prspsr.5ons,
Sarsaperilla,
T" Improved Rose Wssh.
Sold BY e B. WAITE, sss Seventh street., and 8
c. Form, JR., corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
'INb ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHERE.
ASK FOR HkLMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the enlightenment and sepd Tor it
sp4-eoly
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O The washington Light Infantry of CHARLES
ton, 8. C., celebrated the seventy-ninth anniver.
ssIy Of the battle of Euhw Springs, IN New York
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III Some eAaralssr d'indxsfyis robbed the
Pee ket Of Hon, John w. Stevenson Of $40 at TIA
5soent Brsckinridgs meeting In Lexington, ~. 4
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
4LExANDRLA, "a.

- Mrs. :. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirtsenth annual session of this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by SylveEter Scott, Esq,
No. $50 King street.
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, if
desired.
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive a limited number of pupils as
boardeIs, who; constituting a part of her own fam
lily, will be under her immediate and supervI-
son. She will endeavor. as far as possible, to sur
round them with the comforts end kindly influences
Of Home.
.kefrenoes-Rev. Geo. II. Norton, Rev. Dr.. Ellas
Harrison, Rev. ID. T. Sprigg, William III Fowle,
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