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""toAeon 49," III Atalys
Elizabeth Darrtt Browning hns inst nrh
=, P1'
lsh:d a book Of Poems Of which the title o
t1e longest and most important Is entitled NA
extracts;
Exrzee. Enp.re.: :.
From, the stne back 10 Tue Khlze.
St9ot e!Eilt millions up and swore
e ee ,e eIset ana%Gdx a:,a 9teisjs,. is;as divine
Ihl1 man should rentv the line
a. MSta 'sisss* IT, sss1'.: 5ss: ;,as W::,'so %
ESsHuoss.
u-,,1, H.
They teox the Old regals on.
E.om an M oi,en t r. Er.vs ~ tl.at tIay:
N3s.st;s RI =: Ts,s'sss rSss Z" 1s' ''''''
4. ia u. Mrri;. .esa,a ii. eonquer;agfao.
oF1pa9sa e q IL ri ' '
I'M Eaee1ai aai '<@A OF "Da' anal BE-
Ese11nore. ~
IT,, .5;.tx,, ,,oo,, III Mi.
71ttM. "1tio' aef.
t99as ha@kd Ehe nex-ondttNfed fact
ts.at 3...4 test EhGs ~: Pv..oaous "a sAs1as
tsa0ata ar9asssy . ~ ssos braidie sor2A
g om 'f Ma. arffSa S.. nDE.
~ = ns @ rI'...t. nees.osf f q, q az
5hef1F" hosrF.x 10 xhaA try hltt fooktd ia sdia
teT 91"ya ysarn fAft y "ssrrefaks ruin
.-hnfeo.e1 IN tfts1s tsMf s"ate
n7xoA Orfuae 2"ae u .9 f"aA! .as o'me;
And soM< utrE T1&f, stoa1sm1 all d4fe1s for
1htE Is1~dT neutrality-suspicious.
&"P1of'
r.,u, IT.
3L! IaA asy aia @ n"t .'L na!e,
Tor sSu3t noI 9.'a. n9r crrte,
l;1esesenc4ae tIe peope' 9!d not bait
A%!ssrssnes " sae1s ae-o a1d ofaele,
81 6Pt bei,s4 cu,g'y III aa,f of vozs.
Against ,he great great conclusion Of ttse!F will.
AL2 Sel; y sSscs An0 we're,
% mncn Too seI ~ ne 10 aeSla n aud sing
Me ave 70 Mnsi: 70 iAe iat.lt thing.
1stt spAFu = Aoi5 1HF !4u 10 tulpu AoQ k#im
Tf2GH,Ht%d tile 4fh-fe Of domination
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X NOX, EUSTACE e. REED,
~ ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
NO. $50 CLARK STR e EFT. .
Eetveen Washington &rt Madsoa. Chicago, Ill.
toauz Knox. jock Y. ECsTAcz. Cas-. H. EI1o.
Ide28 'h4.lYl
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k&3 ~11hIs&0VlU NACCls10l u u U11"
hzANei In tie world.
r. other dSe las been analJse4-
No ether dye producc: such sautess so3sss,
No other d5e eau te applied ST rapidly.
10 ether dye IL 70 lasting It ns e4fecta.
Ne Other lys improves tie tsx'ur- Of te har- Il has eaa
ANALYZEn III DIT. cH1LTON.
Uems to The Crcton Mater Board Of New York. and
tfed ly him to ba rs harmless Crotch Water. His ce-
eae may Be seen at thu establishment Of the proprietor
Sold ever. vhe, aud applied ty I'll hr dzessezA CRI2
TApORo No, 61ste= 3euse. New York
JOHN D. PARK, Agent
rh16SArln 1e$Iake b.Fett. Chicago,
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eatt@oce " NAPoleou lut0 Allany alt6f MaG6n-
ia, By the side of Victor Emmanuel:
whofd~s At lie Ku&s rcl!. hand:
Leave rt,on 10 bis horse and dr-w 10 tic side.
orr uew.Y.deli-e-cd :snpassioned 1snd:
7,Heis moved. yon
Thy "a : e,IJ. ssera face:
..,, Ra! fhai Is H'y
rof @o ..lsY it,:i r fsIt as 1st L Isfa. IT, yos..
" ttls he dre4utd in II: past;
Tne lines Of tue Fe.oute mouth
e.: ,aS.* T. / Ia. ''ti, aose (; t tt Il.
EMPEROR
It's no. straoeethat he did it,
hGlsh 1s uonde,fa 'as d1s 1tsy 1n.s sTsm e strain
forsuci1 a leu at.4 rcka.
H@ f.. TIL. T. !; e,."y.. ,;!s ~ i,;; *",s;
q isiod IL nc Jul tGaf 1,sa ia
Through rhint utrxe rus 10 .knr,1
AMI srrtd Ans tkat eruraed At,A
EVefuo:e.
Hio fail TO comprehend
1Rta q ruttr inaafaa*e #
Al e"s""."n kiay-1ora Ii@gs.
Thee nutterr .he4n springs
A s"ddeu out'tt witilnE.
Haze s7"einl vl'tues .spend,
The peolae's Dlooo runs through him,
Dilates frcm Lea1 to fout,
Creates him absolute,
AMI i11u this great beginning
Il jusisy y anl sensS k.u-
EesasaSse. EE%aesSs
What: I'D any mountain
II; God OF tue people uh1ni)
t.rt If f&s uas<r jar th<rt,
Drnr tcs~t tha, s.ae couhi ariuk:
I.thi* man !i1r he rc<z,
7Ais Asirstcie, .aa4ie
sy;n y;<r,1t s"rts,e :. y T pGa'.r y;,sI u, ..,
1sla think Ar 4s,uII &lr ter uHI ed1n
4: AZ :5u;4.r e, d'lay::Aitt. re. t. ux. ,,.-
lest si TIL. ii should hts 1dtau eaunbes the road;
Ty a. a. ,1s ,s1{a r.: I. .oa .'1,ns. log.e
Mklm the suuFs complete
T" T., 7, Il; X ,ho tols arn Of = ,c'sd;
10 tse1 TIT oa.psins Of t;"t?
Nay, but he. TIL. wor der.
4s"-ss ,'~ "!sy a't5 rrouni -. i,a.' cin' an, uae,.
M.A i"t.ti+,t* trueaed 70 ta< eurrv,
L'ia',s hi,n iii 7Hris o'4i ne'rr,
ko':a;e hin err he a7n't,
iG,@+1 @ qs.e ,ss s rS h. y Sso ""d '''
A:"'s' - '"4eA e. *"' :""t
He wilnot ss-axgcr nor boast
~ 81: country mceI.. In 4 tone
Il % s:s5 ;b.aid sad1 spess as ta'li y Il, own:
From mot,v.s baser. indeed,
ElH IEoE Tor hni*el1 1t nteHs
Nerer for luce Or iAultle,
Or cuNou,. though such shou1d BE- rife,
.Ad14'ny ths snstifrr alortzb
II msls.,s kht larger {tt.
III. though The pterr'4ahf. frrs1adr
And Tie soliirrs taYrr }ur strif,
FIn.ts sbx Ais country gHay7rLs
LILY n 6H / hrr il. t.lfe,-
While still h. arfoT,IA ht9 srgh honor
A. ntrsr 10 1tnch for her rake
Where IN. IN. service urn her,
Found hcavv 10 undertake
AHl se1aEcEiy like to " p.id:
fit|tetiaJ II uett''a nttY at
t'a~!fth!Y-hirrr u flne
IL the hrt>f y hrr u.ay, ii j1a,)
It.f MI }ar trs'.e " ti.ttacx.
Empernr
EYglNure.
, 1860-04-07

THE NEW NOVELt-Say and
Il Sell: by the author oS" Wide. Wide World - In two
volumes. Fries e100. ). e. GHiGGS i Gu.
Mhtl 50 and Il Lake a1rqt+
, 1860-04-07

NTnDER'S PATENT CLAP
w BOARD + FLAMING MACHINE. =:
JB TAR h.stse tur- of aan, unsins tfat hes now
Mteai. In.s= naehns* re .apssIos to otter eseE
ihan any othrr EachIue- The osa round ecse sdrE
dc by this naca!n- cny ne ~ou1d iavte all thst want
their WORK doce ia wotkEannte Manner to give him
cali As be hiss exeIc.ee right Of this -hre Chicago
Mil On tana Eeax tst G. 3. O. T. Il. C1restC,
Chicago lI!npiS.
Mach nss manufactured t1 H. R. J-hnsca 4 Co..
Detroit Atehtean Le1tera adde Ia them fer naehnes
at right will rece:ya prompt attention. mhEsIlm
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HOCSE DRAINS NOTICE.-
- sWzs40E CoAns 1ossas o1E1cE. chiea1a ILL.,
l1T meeting Of the Board 10 daY:
ORpKaIn, That hereafter ali private drains cennect
with tie te thu. h. laid hs rasnns csnset by tits
kear prosd Or Y II a1ttosl1ed AZ
c1ens knnwo les>t euse.s nf the BoaFd s!En
bond the renx ottwutou dollsst sSecaie
TIE work H. 1hoFpush anA wo.kuanlke u41 Eer md
an r4pects aeEeeaby fuea rules rekul.ora may
from time totns oe bed b. th!s tn' md to keep
cn which .he dr4st m.v b I'D I'd nj, nard harms.
nsas o. serknanship III the spas= c Two 5s %tsr The
EXECUTION It he @a-zs.
OanxPrn hAt notice Of thf adoption OF tla regulation
IL rrstf oi the u.s1d, j. D. WEBSTER,
apab9Sl in A:t:uE Commissioned,
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II Il. d J. ". BOYDEN,
- Law OFFICE,
sk,...C1ARE S111xT, NzA1 Corz1 uorz1. ..13S
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
{AEents to nekotia:e loans On HeAl Estate Security
n-I 4. bo1rES.... .no2.x6n. Y. boYp1a.
, 1860-04-07

TANSEN & BROSS,
q ATTORNEYS, SOLICITOR :. and PROCTon5 n
ADMIRALTY, No. II La.mun Block, cnrnet CLARK ant
Nashn91an-s1s.. Chicago. ILL., Jo1n A. BRnts u \. Com
missioner Northern Dtsc: III. Notary IubIc Of Cook Co
r.. 1A%ekM. foE3{1.<1S Ss1f 3nllN A. tRoaa
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-, a. AUSTIN SMITH,f rTustee'
le VI -btawdds J. G.. MCGUIRE d CO Aucs
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO, Auctioneers

By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO ,Auctioneers
{ 'HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court of the DIS
ulct OF C45uTbia, passed In the cause where n
ades anu others executors and heiTs an ,W spd
aaevJisees oi Bonaventura Sehad deceased, are de-
following valuable real estate In Wsshinston citV
LOIS Nos y 40 II and ", in square No 1885, on the
set n3tth and ibTd streets asst fronting l57
on Third street east. wv 81
Deaware avenue, By 8S feet 10 inches on south q
the whole of square north Of sous,a No 81,
deet on south street, 81 feet inches on Delaware
avenue aod 10 feet inches on Half street west
Lots Nos. :, 3, 5, 7,s, q, 10. H. u, 49, IA Is
anu TO- IN square No. 8a4, comprising the whole
sqraa, d and fronting sis feet INCHES nortl
StISt ~ leet inches on north street, 35a feet
on Eighth street east and $50 feet on Seventh street
And Los Nos. g, 9, and 10. In ,auare No 60.
rohuns - leet cash on south F street, betweF n
ib ana second streets west by loofeet deep with
twSS-story frame dwelling houses VI "o'''
=, ne sale 81 the lots n square No. 795 will take
the lot in No 6'2 on THTRsDAY, the 1sO ia5 tn
aay Q, NY 1850 OF oisqgare north of square No 642
q es sNB & r!Thy hyy ssS S .a Of Fs aV
mTfT6ts T6s ,aeI or FTEtsDAY t the mn day s0o
s sss DAYS above specified on the respective premi
lots a. NAV snitP vii ne 500 In such parcels or
Terms OF sale One third cash and the halancs
IN D, Y and IS months, secured bY the purchasers
security to be approved by the trustee ana If not
compled with In hve days after the sa of proper
W he terms oil which are not complied with will
oe resoc, upon one weeks notice, al the risk and
expense ot the default purchaser. pom the full
paymen OF the purchase money and interest and
not before, the trustee will convey the property 10
tne respective purchasers In fee simple. All CON
VeJanolng at the expense of the purchaSers
CHAS S WALLACH, Trrstee
j. c. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts,
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after vote in favor Of retrocessiou The neonl.
nave not moved In this matter; we Were not, any
Of US, elected on that issue / have some pride
IN IN TINS mater. ,H washington will say you came
come To US again asking as a favor that we tske
YOU under the wing Of our overshadowinp city
we mad kept them from remodeling and rebuild
ing .ne Long Bridge, owing principally to the
eneruons OF the present Mayor Of Georpetown
Inere Is an "l' In the matter The "J, there Ia
tne Truth, too. He has kept down the Long
Bnoge. w bile he was making a speech against
III. a lew days since, one section fell down | do
nor ascribe that to the speech as 1t fell under the
weight OF two boys and buggy. After some
further remarks eulogistic Of the Mayor. and re-
captivating what he had done for the good of
amendment. VII Ai'
The President stated his reasons for voting
against the amendment IS
Mr. Tenney withdrew his amendment, as the
vote on IL might be urged proof. that we had
abandoned hostility to the bridge, and asked the
ayes and noes on the passage of the resolution
and II was passed by the following vote
p,lS leasTMessrs: Dunlop, Pearson, Hill, McCobb
Nays-Messrs King, Tenney, and Williams
Mr. Williams said he had asserted that If II
was not laid on the table he would vote against
II, and he would stick to his word
The resolution appropriatng $500 for the new
road was passed. nv"
Henry Polkinhorn's account for printing Ger
tam reports having been submitted, MIR stake
S~SCCNiHSly tndb 0UU copies of the
port OF the late committee of WAYS and means
&cosung si5) had been printed Ii was all bun
KUN ana moonshine anyhow-about twenty a ve
people got them and read them, the Others ,ps,s
,aylng on the shelves eaten by moths, or carried
mr- Tenney had the honor to be chairman q
tnat committee In the late or ''Plue-U Ugly, board
and their moonshine report saved this Cornora',
uon sS,OOO annually in the cost of gas The re.
port was good one, but the gentleman talks of
ounkum In connection with a matter passed and
gone. IL L. Ofutt and John Marbury. ir were
my colleagues on that committee-gentlemen not
given to ''bunkum" '" "o'
The account was referred to the claims commit
tee. ''''' O0iii'iii'
Mr.. King submitted an ordinance n,ovidiro
Tor additional revenue, which was referred 10
ways and means committee "
Also, a resolution instructing the market house
1oiIllltee @ In relation to butchers stalls which
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js II -stawtJul,I7 "'"oi"I oo'' a
By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
lNRIISTEE,S SALE OR II Ill % Lie - ,

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
- BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF
i TEMPERANCE HALL.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
IEkNOoN, june ,7th, at O'Clock, on the prem
and duly recorded In BIber J. A. s, No 1871 foIIos
M1. rs ni, and lis, one Of the land records for
Washington county, ID. c., shall sell Lots RI 1 .
and X in q subdlvison OF square numbered S7S'
fronting each about 2 feet 10 inches on the SO feet
the improvements, consisting OF tbres two-story
each, NV iOOiS
Terms: One third cash; tho residue in 6 and -
on tho premises. "a ''N'
IL the terms of sale should not be complisd with
lH hve DAYS thereafter, the trustee reserves the
Ilght 10 resell, at the risk and expsnse of the de-
All conveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser or
-. THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
Ie4-d j. MCGUIRE A. co , Auois
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DENTISTRY.

nj TEETH.
LYUMas, nj; D.. the inventor and pateutes
oi iI5s me MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at <s ss
MANY persons oan weer these teeth who SSSxd
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other,
who cannot wear these. ""i "sAo's
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommodated
Stn any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
III ~ 20 taose VINO are particular and wish the purest
afs car Produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
Rooms IN this city-No. 336 Pa, syepus. b.tue.,
W AND 10Th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Phiisdel
bA-e. -1v
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,

This well known and favorite place Of summer
ess, resort rs agan open for the reception ofA "A
Nlsltors un' or the managem of ats for vEy4v
mer proprietor. lEiM
talns at kocKhsh Gap, 10 mi les west OF Richmond
.xe,i the VlLsInia Ce1tral Railroad passing under
Ine mouse throush n the ue ldge Tunnel. The el-
evated situation, beautiful, views mountain scenery
9, q ne constant aEd refreshing .reezes, make II
In Western Virginia. There is also Convenient a
spring OF pure ohaly beate water.
Visitors to the Mountain Top House will oome
VIA Virginia Central Railroad TO Afton Depot near
the eastern poria of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where
hack VIII always be In attendance TO convey Zone
nlie) 10 the mountain top. IL is always best for
persons to write several days beforehand.
day. Servants (blsck) ard chifdren under IL Years
OF age half pr!oe; for white servants little more
shan half price will be charged
je 7 colin r r IIpSCONR
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H. DENTISTRY.
f..I HILLS aiter practical test of two years,
mena the Cheoplastc Process for I'M ring
ertIbcisl teeth IL has the advantages OF 01So
upper sets inserted for eSs. Partial in proportion
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The fayorite resort for
those who appreciate
Strand Soenery, Pure
Mountain Air, 1avigora-
ting Baths, Large and
We'll Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and a Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN-
IN 4 VISSCHER,
Carlisle SprinES, Pa.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w ooD Ann
G o l.
Delivered TO all parts OF the cIty at the lowest
possible rates.
T Ia W. NJ. GAIT,
Office 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and l2th sts,
ma l7-u north side
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock Of FUEL, is prepared 20
sell at q very low figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Cal and see for yourself
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ms Is :. y. corner Of Fourteenth and cts.
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ms % I'm
POINT LOOKOuT

POINT LOOKOUT.
l. HE Undersigned, long aud well known 10 the
uaycling public as proprietor Of the City
states Hotel In WASH gton city, has lE.tE II
,eased Tor term of years the magnificent 6ss So
ravIion q q the numerous cottages connected with
A. recently erected at Point lookout the point of
lunohop OF the Potomac with Chesapeake BaT, and
having furnished them In stte eq ual TO that of
any other watering place in the United States will
open the on the 18th day of June next
ior the reception OF visitors, his arrangements be-
OF at least $50 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being des eryedly the most
famous ace In al America for fine Oysters. Hog
IN. SOFT Crabs, eeph ad, Mackefsl, and All
esnel aat Hster uxprles possSsses finer facilities
lot ,Surf Bathing than even Cape May while the
eack t country mme9iately adjoining it-including
the Drives, Partridge and WOOdcock ShootinF
&C, de..-oner advantages together, superior of
Inoss OF Any other watering place on this contlnert
me W steT views from the pa illiOn ard from ali
hne cottages are extensive, varied, and Cha ming
Inc health of the point Is unexcelled Dy that Of
mountaln regions: and the aooess TO il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk. and Rich
mond, will probably be daily 20 and from each of
those oities. He has spared no expense in provld-
Ing q haze Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
&c Tor hire, or stocking his cesFs with the best
wines: Liquors, 30 In short his patroas viii
ma at thslr command every luxury and comfort
obialnshle az any other American watering place
, his terms for board, by the day, week, or month
lor individuals or families, will he reasonable.
ma - dt!u5 LOGAN %. SMITH.
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NJ SAT- WATER BATHING.

iuARsHALL'S PAVILION. IMoor.'s Land
lnglwlll ee open for the reoe ptOn of vIsi-
Teso- for those seeking health and pleas lg:E
nre ls unexceiieo BY any place Of the kind on The
Potomac river IL is situated abb ut one hundred
miles from Washington immedIateIy on tbe
rott23m,c a4d II full view If 'hs ChsssP AXE Bay
and other Fish, and lily acoess bic b. the staa
ss1atss plj ing between Washington, Baltimore and
Norflk. The undersigned has mere addlfi ma
Improvements in is Bath Houses and many other
ImproyemsntT to the comfort and enjoyment Of his
guSsts. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Snlen-
dad ns ins and sst@ If FishIng ard caiIuK Boat,
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro
vdlng good Cotillon Band lay ing in his stock
Ol choice Wines Lq uors Segars, &c and for those
VINO WISH TO avoid extreme fashion and TO seek a
retired aoe where they make themselves At
none there ls not more pleasant place In the Uni
tei states. The proprietor pledges hImsslf that
ncthlns shall be lett nndone bis part 70 render
them SO. Terms Tor board by the day week or
month reasonable. Persons wishing TO address the
county, Md.
Je s-2m X. ]. MARSHALL Pnnnrietnr
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James Glover, IT., has been committed to
& ~. ,,s. "a ssArgson, C., on the charge Of killing
minute. before, I'm apparent friendship' He .hot
nsf In the head 10 is said and then raised the crv
OF murder. woman was dead when the neieh.
" There resides man In Waterloo. la, who
four times every year since that time he bs. hsd
regular spesms or paroxysms, during which he
growis and barks like dog, and ffoths AZ the
mouth tits said he Is conscious oftheir approach
and gives notice 10 his friends. r
O The peach crop in Western New York IL
represented 70 be more promising than Tor seversl
years past y =
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REGULAR STEAM PACKET LINE BE-
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND T
WASHING N.-Leave Com EA$5zN
meroe st. WHAT, Baltimore, as fol e<7esz.as
lows:
DIAMOND STATE. every WEDNESDAY,, at 6 n.
IN. COLUMBIA, every SATURDAY, ats pm.
Leave Riley's What az the foot Of lfth street,
Washington, as follows:
CoLUMBIG, every WEDNESDAY MORNING,
ats. DIAMOND STATE, every FRIDAY, about u m
THUS w. RILEY, Agent,
RIlsy's Wharf, at the foot Of
l6-T&T6m nth ~ .WashnRton
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EDUCATIONAL.

TO M M Z CIAL LLEGE,
- NO. 416 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the Gsneras Post Oftee, WdShinston City.
,,Armorian System Of Penmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calculations Business Cor
Iefpordence, Bills Of Exohan,e, Current Bills,
Cqnmisslon sales, Gras mar and Arithmetic.
iFA Preparatory Class for BOYS.
ship. Ladies VIII be instructed in fns Penman-
Rooms open from a. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
ma 2.-sm WIN. w. YOUNG 4 co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
~, NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Thls weii known and popular Seminary, which
u. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the hrst Monday in September naxt, undtr the
united supervision and instruction of Mr. and Mrs.
In the well arranged aud delight
fuly located Union Academy Building. For rartic-
ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. mas Il
Mas MES HsSdMEf3gkk Msi3k Icss sss,s. sfaq9 = s'Jr !,
friends and the public generally that she Will resume
the eaaes OF her School on the LIST Monday In Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise ell the
branches requisite TO . thorough English eduos-
In addition 70 her day scholars she is desirous Of
aged from 10 to ityesrs, who VIII be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodations and
due care Of pupils have been considerably increased
desiring psrticnlaf information with references to
her school may Apply 70 w. ID. Wellsch. Editor 0
For terms and further psrticulsrs svply a he,
reside loe--No. 30 Cameron street, AlexsndTis, Va
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
, CoPARTNERsHIp NoTIcE

t. ,C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Ta66eISGGsd having this DAY entered INTO
On HBSpTGssfNIFs ne s sfS
fore Occupied by w Tn house mo- as hereto
e show well selected stock of oholos GrocerIes,
sell In pu2 Of snS ss pessd
any house In the District. Country merchant, ard
ysn.,fs to call before purchasing elsewhere. " es' We
y y bbGs bb. SlBsJfs IS W#fgk3o ri X O. SUGARS,
g g bbIs. bbIs RksFiNER kto " EIssyy SUGAR,
if$s RSs's sRpTIDEkE REt%f IfDaEFEskt EsskktoN,
3 bSI. b. So t%s s JoHNss HFNss9IkkU 4HkWtVERsEs WHVhERsEING'
leo sacks G. a. .nd FINE SALT.
In store a d for sale by
DORSEY WOOD,
ma 2S-2awh No. lis high st, Geors etown.
FOR HARPER's .FtRRY-CRANGE OF
ja' T. i1sans6 AYTEh5SEE &c EntsS5 S5fst
VIII XII sfsSs yGs0ffstCTn s"% EVERY MONDAY
turn Taeidsy Thnffday and safnTdas m and re-
.ora b6ahe AnteloPe'will run before until the
@"1.o 19eo. Je 5-2m'
$50 BRLs. IyST WSFsRF! sRRFFchayEP; ts..d;Isa,
ls9 20 g.. REEkkR$lEES sTd hftEwIvEs.
e hhdsS. PoRRTf66 RRTf66iSfP Rlco ssaUSGARs' sUGARs'
G. bbls. tBay6eldJ WHITE FfsH,
rC5 sale low by JOHN J. BOGUE,
Georset"~n, ID q.
I'HE STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD
\ Il now ready for excursions to n.s
the or.at Fails or intermediate EnSa4-H
points Arlington Springs and Alex es<77s<a-s<&a
anu Ia. ON moderate terms; Will make trIos In Alex
en1rla on SUNDAYS, in time for divine service
ana Will he over until after one O'Clock Apply TO
- Capt. JOHN MOORE,
ae - 2m No. 36 Jefferson st.. Gieorgetnwn.
CRANDELL. 0PTIcLAN,
no. rs Eriigs ST., Gsorgao.sr
riass rnss G2nsant{ on hand a large assortment of
ored, and all other SPECTACLES, ofsVs
silver frames. ~ B. 0id Frsmes Rop.jTeS Tefaaa man
new giasses set in them to order. no Is-Iy
los. +. BIRCH, UNDERTAKES,
~ Cor. BrIdgs and Jefferson ais GsorRffo,pn
HAVING gwen my personal attention 10 this branch
Oh my business, am prepared to
nttend 70 All calls with promptness
rersons from distance caA be sup ~>-s7<>s,s@'s-
pled at 'ew Wlnutes' notice, as I nave a largs
assortment OF CUFFlNS always on hand %
fsrucuar attention paid to the removal of the
u' al rom the old TO tn new burial grounds
noelses aha HORSES Tor hire. ap I0-6m
MASSEY, COLLINS Il co.'s PHII.ADEI
Iva fHlA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are oonst, ntfx
receVng fresh supplies of the above deliE htfu bey
otaSei ana invite all persons who want q pure nm
aoui'erssed Ale. to Fiye II tina.
e., ARMY & SHINN, Agents.
ns 81 Green St. Ganrgatown
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il Or porN7 ".

~ fOEIA HOTEL,
n OLD PoINT COMFORT Va
This celebrated Seaboa-d Watering pace. Ioca
tod In full view of Hampton Roads and A A
chesapeake Bay, and At the first military yEAQ
gli be ready for the reception of visitors on the
ment and the hne Bill of Fare prest nted in the
nany uxuries of the salt water reg iou the Bath Al
0lG Polnt Comfort Is peculiarly curative. For
rheumatism, u Is almost 8 specific; and for lis
pToperles IN this regard the prOprietors are al OVID
70 mske reference to Mrs DR.. Linn, (rt Ict of the
and his lady. VI
spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the accommodations and oom
forts of the approaching season.
The MANAGEMENT of the Hotel and all bu, mess
matters connected with il are under the exclgsIye
charge OF the junior partner, Mr., Willard.
JOS SEGAR.
{. &. WILLARD.
Ha - Inl ProprietOrs,