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cELECr CLASSICAL AND COMMER.

CELECT CLASSICAL AND tUMMEK.
= CIAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN. on FR.NKLIN, between Sth and 9th streets.
EDW'D w ,WN T., A. NJ, Principal.
MONDAY, Sept 18th.
The branches taught in this School. IN addition
to a thorough English course; embrace the follow
ing, Book Keeping, Philosophy, Chemistry, An
Gent and Modern Languages and Drawing.
The Principal will be assisted by able and well
accredited instructors in Modern Languages,
Drawing, &c, and class IN the Primary English
branches will be received. Also, class of begin
ners in Latin will be formed,
For terms. part culars &C., see circulars at this
office and the Bookstores.
Any commn nj cations left at this office will be
ceived and promptly a tended TO BY the Principal,
au24-lm EDW'D w. CONE.
MRS. 3. REEDS SCHOOL,
lFI CORNER OF BROAD AND 28TH STREETS.
The next session of this School will commence
Oct. LIST, 1860 and end Both June, 1861
Mrs. REID viii be aided by well selected Assist
ahts. The English branches, with Latin. French
and Music, are taught. auA2 v
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y1 ere vacancies q her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES', which vii re- open Oc1OHER Isr. 1850
n her residsnee. Man street, bstvesp tn and stb
sepliessleps sFe ySsssctlally requested, Iau In
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MIR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
WI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF
MATH EMAT1CS-Removedt to TIN, between Mar
shall and Clay streets.
The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
the 18th of September next and will continue
ten months. Most satisfactory references can De
furnished on appl cation Terms for the scholas
cording to grade of subjects studied payable semi
annually IN advance. Every pupil will be consd-
cred ENGAGED from The day OF entrance TO the 1bth
sence, except in of protracted sickness. For
further particulars apply at my reside nee, on 9th,
between Clay and Leigh streets, or through the
Post Office. au 20-3wl JOHN CARY. !
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IA Wheeler * wil,on..

sos Broadway, N. Y Virginia Ofhce, ri Main 81 !,
Richmond. Branches throughout the state.
= They are not, and will not, be made or sold BY
parties interested in the sale of other Machines.
au SIM zsl atE +. a., CRAIGE. Agent.
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- who rapalrs WATCHES.. JEW. ~ -,
80 nannor ard At fessonabte pricss. "A ,.f.
JEWELRY xspsired 10 10 best nAagsr.: a ,.r.
,!s!e g AL, s Es, MI, ss s:s sSsos
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n J.. Pitlield Gsergesss .,I.,.Ea,M ga
: H~7- I'm ~ Bian q 20. 3 bsIdsnE,l 4
r,vsvv ~ Gary AVID 18TH sTs., RfcHNoNps VA.
" 1fas IN store and offers for sale low
LfGORlC Is of agproysd brands;
TONQUA BEANS, Of prime quality.
arm ARABIC, of different grades.
= iji.fVE Oil, warranted pure and sweet.

Z "a (,uus, GUNS, Guns. just rece lived from
Ensiand one hundred and fifty fine DOU BILE
u UNS Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the Fall campaign. are requested to call and
6dent can exhibit the best assortment Of Gonds
in my line. to be found in any house in the State
- JAMES WALSH,
- al Sim fa - Gun importer, GO Main 1t. i
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IA Laerhes! sLeeches.! Leechey. Ill
have jp .treoelved, by Adams' Express, q lot OF
fresh LTEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms - = : = -
: P.S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended To- can be found at all hours OF the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri-
ut the corner OF Leigh and 10th streets. . -
ap l9--ts r. G. H0BSON.
OOk AT THiS.--The underslgned having
~ sustained severe loss by the late FIRE ON their
premises, respectfully inform the public that they
former customers, hieads, and the pubic gensr-
aily, promising 10 use every exertiop ON our part
us with their orders. - 80 = \. I !
= ROGERS 4 MILLER, Msnufsctursrs Of
81 Marble Monuments, Tombs, Nantes.
bsi'd'9. n MSss, ), 81 .n M:sa :s,ss
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ntPEiNsURaNCE. &c
DERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INsURAN PANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

Gar AL :. =. - - . :. - s1"oo'o"o'
oFFIcE- Main Street in dn7srtcaa Hotel
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A reduction of one fourth to Miassters.
n No extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence. -, ,.,,
w. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to his care.
Catalogues. containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores. or by app cation to the
PresI lent. CHAS. h. WINSTON.
au4-2&m Richmond Va.
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMl, EIvE VI III
ID WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY or VII

GINA. ,,. 1914 ,s,.
W BRouN, Nj A, Principal
W LEROY BR0 g! n. A. University Se o. d. va
nHAS. L. 6. Minor, NJ, A., do. do.
Vii LIAM ALLEN, nj. A. do; do: ,
The School is preparatory to the univssrsils ~,
closes the last week OF June, s.n..u,
TEF MS Lights extra,l $40 on the list Sep'eii'
~ nu''V We ~ au Is eodl0t& oW3t
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The aeventeonth annual session OF my Schoo
viii CONNIE noe on MONDAY, the 2sth September
next, in the basement OF the Universast Church
Ma. mo H BEAL E will again be assoolated
with me- "a Assistant In the Classical and Mathe
maticaI course and tae English branches.
Mons c. BOULANGE, whom cannot too high
fy recommend for his fidelity and devotion u the
interests of his pupils. will continue to give instFa
ton in the French Language.
Penwanship and Book keeping Will pc unGsr
the direction of Messrs. REEVE and FbEubN-
HEIMER.
Fnr 11rther Information apply to me- after the
18th September, at the Richmond House. or ad
cress me through the Post Office. o,pp,-Ss
au& -6t y. DUN OSI.
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I ARD. - IS packages Western .snd Rs6nsd
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xXXvIth CONGRESs-FIRsT SESSION
Proceedings Of Yesterday Afternoon.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, the Senate Homestead bill was discussed
on numerous propositions and amendments by
Senators Grimes, Green, Fitch. Mason, Wade
Wilkinson, Pugh, Rice, and others the friends of
and its opponents to defeat it if possible the yeas
aud nays being taken on motions to adiourn to
lay the bill on the table, to send for absentees
&c, amounting to near twenty such votes in the
aggregate. Among these motions was one by Mr.
Hammond that the Sergeant-at- Arms request the
attendance of absent Senator'S which was lost by
a vote Of 80 nays to IS yeas
Mr.. Douglas rose at ten minutes past O'Clock
and observed that with a view to relieve the Sen
ate from its present dilemma, he would defer his
purpose Of speaking on the resolutions of Mir
Davis until Monday next, thus giving the friends
OF the bill an opportunity of bringing il I'D TO
morrow today as unfinished business
And the Senate adjourned
THE HOUSE,, being in committee of the Whole
and having resumed the consideration of the Tariff
and Loan BILL the bill was further discussed under
five minutes rule, and several amendments mod
Trying the tariff in regard to various articles were
adopted. wv
Among the numerous amendments proposed was
one offered by Mr.. Foster, of Maine to give no.
uce TO the British government with a view to the
termination OF the reciprocity treaty; which Was
rejected.
The bin having been read through
MIR. Florence gave notice of a substitute which
ne said would greatly simplify the law and would
be more likely to meet the concurrence of tha
Senate than the pending bill
Mr.. Barksdale also gave notice of a snbs.itu.o
reviying the tariff of 1916
without further action on the bill the Iouse a,
quarter past seven, adjourned.
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Preceedinfa afTc.naH.

Is THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Wilson offered 4
resolution instructing the Committee on Judiciary
10 inquire whether the L s. Marshal for the Dis
ulct OF New 1ork had, in consideration of sums
OF money paid to him or his assistants, permitted
vessels lifted ont for the African slave trade To
depart from the port of New York; laid over
under the rule.
The Homestead bill being taken up. our report
closed. rs o' ''l'i'
HOUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Etheridoe n ,v,s
resolved that. after Saturday, the House will meet
daily at II o'clock am
On motion Of Mr.. Hickman the consideration
OF the report Of the Committee on the Jndiciayv
on the residents late Protest Message was further
postponed until Wednesday and Thursday next
his being the day assigned for the considera-
uoh Oh territorial business, n number of reports
Were made by the several standing committees
Mr.: DaYis, Of Ind from the Committee on
rHbHc Lands, reported bill granting alternate
secuons OF land for railroad purposes i'm NebrasEa
-ir Bling ham, from the Committee ON the In1i
cary reported bin to dislpproye and declare
nun ard void all territorial acts or parts OF acts
heretofore passed by the Legislative Assemble of
New Mexico, which establish protect ard Ia1J,I
lze involuntary servitude, except as a punishment
Of crime. fii'ei''
MIR. Taylor asked, and obtained, leave to mako
a minority report. " mans
Inc previous question was then ordered nm the
passage OF The Dill as reported by Mr. BINGHAM.
ana tne yeas and nays were being taken as ou1
report closed. 40 oui
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our brethren, south and NORTH, East and West,
with proper spirit.
Thomas A. Harris, Of Mo, thought that a CON-
mitee should De appointed to take into considera-
ton and report TO the CONVENTION the names Of
candidates for President and Vice President He
was in favor Of Willard Fillmore TCheers He
was the choice Of Missouri, but ! have no choice
tnat cannot yield, and Missouri has no such
choice. And IL can lay him down can Law any
man down who will be brought before this Con-
Vention. We, Of the Missouri delegation, know
who would be acceptable In Missouri: we have
no doubt on that point. But we want time 70
consult and ascertain who will be the most prefer
aole candidate in all the States
Inc several pending motions and resolutions
duestlon was taken on motion made by Mr..
Drooks 70 adopt the rules OF the House of Repre-
~ sves, SO Tar as they may be applicable, for
'ne government Of the Convention.
hl1' BROOKS then moved that a committee Of one
rom each state here represented be appointed by
.ue severa delegations, which shall be instructed
70 P,ePate business for the consideration Of the
convention, which will doubtless l,e prenared 10
report by the hour Of assemhlirS, toit,,nrro,,,
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Mcclure, of Pa, desired no platforro h.tte,
He thought, however, that platform shonld e
on the subject " e"
The President explained that the Commits. IN
business, just ordered, would attend to that mat
The Secretary then proceeded to call the roll Of
states, when one gentleman from each state was
named by tue respective delegations as the CON-
mittee on Business
The President announced that the Committee
on Business would meet at the Eutaw House at
O'Clock last evening.
On motion, the Convention then adjourned To
meet at 10 O'Clock this Thursday morning
PToeeedtngs Of the BsSiHsS, COMMITTEE The
Constitution and Lars the Platform.-The bust
ness committee was In session at the Eutaw House
until eleven O'Clock last night
Resolutions were adopted declaring that whereas
Ptatiorms OF principles were only calculated to
deceive the people, the Convention will not nut
forth any one in accordance with the usages OF
parties heretofore but that the people of the Union
can have no better guarantee than a pledge 70
| support the Constitution and enforce the laws
The proceedings Of the committee were marked
by great harmony, and its action entirely in ac-
cOrdance with the speech Of MI. Brooks. Of \. V.
made during the AFTERNOON session
In relation to voting for the nominee for the
Presidency, ID was resolved that each State dele
CATION should decide for itself the mode i'm which
It's vote shall be cast.
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" we have much pleasure in directing atten.
ZION 10 the advertisement Of Nc Donnell's Catavba
olhger Wine, which appears in our columns this
morning Tor the first time this season. We hail
tne return OF the season for this delicious and
heaithiul beverage with real satisfaction. II is
admirably adapted to our climate IL is at one,
refreshing and invigorating; and If constantly
ana moderately used by our citizens, will no doubt
waro on many Of the complaints peculiar to our
city in warm weather. o"'
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now being piled In the same way by the same
journals to the end of creating the foolish impress
sion that Douglas has substantial party at the
South, notwithstanding the positive proof to the
contrary involved in the action Of the South, at
Charleston
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Personal.

Gov John Letcher, of Va, is at Browns,
~ :, Capt. Du Pont, U. s ~; Hon T. wa,d
" Col. i. st. g. Cooke, Col. r. n Smith
~, Nj capt w. L. Magruder, L., =. A: Indas,
willard, N. Y, are at WiIlards' 'uuse
plea non; Phineas Allen, senior editor of the
,.a.< isd Mass Sun, which he founded in tn
{eH lSVc died on Tuesday at the age of 81 rea,s
ne was the Oldest editor In the Union
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HE DEBATE UPON THK SENATE CAucUs RFso-
LUIioSs, as Tar as 1t has progressed, should be
sumclent 70 satisfy the most incredulous that the
SCUM regard the squatter sovereignty heresv with
a. much aversion a. Wilmot provisoism, and
VIII De as likely to support for the presidency a
candidate Standing on the one offensive donna, rs
on Tie other. Mr.. Clingman proves to be the
only Southern aPologist for it (squatter sovereign
VIZ ana we question much whether the noto,ietv
as an ardent symPathizer In the cause of Douglas
as lately engineered at Charleston, which he ba,
achieved, does not induce him to stand ar
rayed In the debate alone from the South. again>,
tne cause Of the South represented upon tbs
other side Gin for penny, in for pound ,, !.
an adage that holds good In politics, as in o,be,
matters, leading men step by step into position.
they would have been most likely to eschew had
they dreamed, when taking the first step, whitbe,
they were really tracking. We give him credit
ior the courage he displays in his oratoricaI ef.
io. 70 bolster the fortunes Of the slavery restric
Hon candidate. Yet, nevertheless, we fail to sec
In IL the slightest evidence of discretion: for he
mlgh. I" well whistle against the wind. az IN
ss,s make the South believe that, as Goyerno,
wise % 'ersely explained, slavery restriction nv
. :, sqoatier sovereignty 10 any thing more
or less tnan "a short cut to work ont the "a. !,
abolitionism.o u' VIC enas OF
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CONCERT OF NATIONAL NUS
" CAL ASSOCIATION.
The National Musical Association nov an con
veLilon IA this city will give a Grand Concert ~
the IN THsoNtAN lNsT TUITION. under the I'd rectIou
Of Professor h. r. RaKxs Of Boz ton on FRIDAY
EVENING. the nth inst
The Music selected for the occasion includes
many choice ngOTeeaHr from the MASTER.
MIS-. MINI LTTTLE. the accomplished Boston
santatrlce VIII, by her vocal Efforts, lend great sd
dltonal PLEASURE TO thls occasion.
Tickets OF adlss on 81 cents. for sale ~ the prin
cipa BOOKSTORE and At the door of the hall on the
eveninG OF the Concert ma iO-2t
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APPOINTMENT OF A DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR
CALIFoRNIA.-The President has appointed CAL
houn Benbam L. s. District Attorney for Califor-
MIA, vice r. Della Tore, resigned
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FOREIGN CONSUL REcoGNIzED.-Robert Rarti
has been recognized by the President as Vic,
Consul for the electorate of Hesse Cassel, at st
Louis.
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The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonan Institution. The time Of observation 10
about atclonH
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p.,.,- ME- AND Pr scRArcH you-Th.
bAumore Amsriean and tie otber 49, nc
poogias journals published In the so,,.. p'o.
already reproducing each Others comn.n,A arc
the secession at Charleston, by wsy OF n,. up0n
.ae wonderful popularity Of Douglas tb,aa, ,.ns
we south, Ere the Convention met thew esssvsS
zoe same dodge In justification Of their bos.,s 90
ms ~ soa'a surely command large support from
SCUM In that body. The Mobile R,r,,,..
20 oas S Ds'nOerat, Augusta ConrisntiOnal,s,
no. aaa memphis APPEAL, kept their colama, al,ea
~. sa saen others praises Of Douglas and Douglas,
80 :" ut months, until they certainly did manage
~ eSsa' 'he distant publicfnto the belief that hs
...a s' nearer ghty, than the bepvsrly amoant
ta -. ,oe'nefn votes that were accorded to him
= - o0Asennoni sad the distant public are
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PERSONAL.

MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER,
W from Paris, esss leave TO inform the LADIES
suited al Affairs Of Love or Business al asa
Eleventh street, between f and G.. sp Is ms
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Barometer at the Smithson'a an at Jam fcor.
reoted 1or temperature 29s7l at noon, ., sc27.
Thermometer at a. m. q at noon. 10
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SI00 kEwARn:.Renswsy IRON me sub,sn-
Jerry s ss en- s sss IN s,@ 81 fr'I: nssfe Boy
Ley ~, nay have . forsed Psss. He "A about n
rsther 1eshy: He IL about IL yesrso:d' Hkd1
ga shen se iet home PAT q gray falsr cloth
5nknown lvil siys ths above reward n sss..s
Out 81 Charles County. and sa II taken m the
on I'd ~ ;. ~ ,e pfosEkt home 70 ms,eF
SS5skAkp kIsoN, DoscsssT r. d, CHARLES Co.
"s' 9nlm@
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THEY ARE HERE AT LAsTi

ODD FELLOWS HALL,
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, an SATURDAY,
May 10TH, IIrH, AND I2TH.
COMPRISING ID OF THS Mosr TALENTED Art
ISIS IN THE Profession.
LATE MEMBERS OF
CHRIsTY'S,
BUCHLEY'S,
CAMPBELL'S,
SANDFORD'S, ami
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS,
ADMISSION TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
DR.. T. w. BoGART,
a Business Agent.
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A GRAND MATINEE

sATU DAY AFTER NOON.
loT the especial accommodation of Ladies And
- Children
admission TO all part, o. the house 3 cts. Chill
inence at 81 O'clOrk. ' N''
Admls al mig t) 81 cents: orchestra chairs q
NO extra charge for reserved seats -
Box sheet open At the Theatpr eyer, d., 49,,
week. ' Inns N'ii"h 'i'
The performance will commence AT s. and CON
clude at 10 o'clock - m, ie
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My lOTH' 1850.
PENING
or THE
SEAS
MODoNNELL's
CATAwBA GINGER WINE.
Our Grocers aad Citizens
will please
Bear In Mind
that
The Season for this
MOST HEALTHFUL
PURE BEVERAGE
Is Now Open.
The Agent in Baltimore
Has Received
A Large Stock
And will be happy to receive the orders
of his
Washington Friends.
Quality Guaranteed Strictly Pare.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
General Aren't,
maIo-r.r,&s-u Baltimore.
SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, &c.-Lsdles,
- and Gentlemen's Fancy and Plain Gold Sleeve
Buttons and studs. Anunusualy large assortment
Just received. NJ. w. GAIT BRO
Jewellers, 354 Pa aveaue
ma est 4doors west of Browns Hotel.
PLY tRsFfhs sSE So Dt MII publish
penny democratic paper IN Washington, entitl@ I'd
- THE EVENING ADVOCATES" until the
Mayor's election. Ii will zealopsly and unremit-
tingly advocate the reelection Of Col J. G. Berret
whose administration has won for him universal
admiration and renown. It will give the EARLIEST
Intelligence both local and general, and no pains
shall be spared to make IL all its most sang nj ne
seventh. over Polkinhorns printing establishment.
Carriers wanted,
N B.-Ths first number will be issued on next
Monday afternoon, nay l4th. mae-4t
W NEW AM SEASONABI.E GOODS.
w X Have been adding amo 80 daily 70 our stock
of Spring and summer Dry Goods until We think 10
very oomnlete we name In part-To.l De Lain. .
new article for ladies' suits; also. MohaaI De Chine,
Popi q and English Bereges; Challles, French Or
CANDIES and conetts; BeIaEe, Orsandy, 6rena-
dine and English Berage Robes, in from two 20
nine FIouncs >; Para soils, Sun SHAH and Sun I'm
hreiias: adies French Worked Honrton and Linen
CoIIsrs and sets; New style Hoped SkIrts; Ho-
sisry Gloves. Gauntletis. and Black Silk Mitts;
New Sfyls Cloak French Lace Mant % and Poinfs
In treat varIety; Linen and Cotton Sheetinf: irish
Linens Of tbs best T TASL 81 : e HurcH,soN
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PUTTY Is DOWN

nhu 10 " Is the time, il you want your
And do,a ~ hhOIsE WE'LL PAINTED. -
ma 10 81 II. w: HAMILTON, =
ass~ -" tNo. 512 Seventh street.
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WAsHIN NOTION THEATER.
THURSDAY, May 10th. 1892.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
Deli lighted and fashionable audience. ni-h,I -,
~, - MR.. ROBERT HELLER
VINO viii nave the honor 20 present the second
Programme of series of Brilliant and DeliTbt
full ~ ' Deiihn'-
SoIREES FANTASTTQUES.
me sung ula-iy splendid entertainments com
Prise n rlch Narlety Of novel and original
MAGICAL EFFECTS
the impress on Of which upon tho mind Of tle "a.
holder i bewidering and inex plicabe IN the ex-
TIE Na-ye'ouS Gin Of
r e q Y % = q T
Will be presented with every proeramn,a
IL Observe TINS evenings Programme. IN
The Ladies Favoritr: The Windmill: ArfIUiry
Praciice Extraordinary Printing IN 1850: fbe
"tchs BTcomstlck; breakfast with the -.
SecoHd Steht, or Supernatural Vis,oH
TeiescopIc CURIOSITY The Garland and nv
request, The COnueOpia.
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SLEEyE BUTTONS, STUDS, &c.-Lsdles'
= and Gentemen's Fancy and Plain Gold Sleeve
Buttons and studs. Anunusually large assortment
just received. Nj. w. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, asa Pa avenue
ma est 4doors west of Browns Hotel
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WHnEEkER WILSON'S SEWING MA
hx a.sJ lily "a hrst-class Operator can be had
day spPi'ihs al the Agency, ass Seventh ST. for
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ESTRAls.-Two red and white horned COWS
~ broke thrqnsh the enclosure int the ~uGxvS
gfoupds attached TO GEORGETOWN College ~
one had q rope round It's horns Their
owners VIII please come forward nav damzSes
anu expense incurred, and take them away =
John w. GROSS.
Hnb u Oflcor in charas
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-About four weeks. a hig WHITE COW,
IL with the horns tipped aud cars slit and ~zerA
be given, IL returned 20 DANIEL ARTES
Georgetown, corn ~ Of Potomac and Prospect st.