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N every variety OF color, form and style
Il and ranging In price from 10 % cts,
tor sale by w. w. STEWART,
leb7-deW No q Main st.
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nRIRD FRUiT--Ge cherries, pFunen,
~ pssshss Aas LppIeli Al Of vhieh Win' b sod
's syh EE.IR'h. .eREEEs, Ao.sls,sagh
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Fresh Hops for Family UseI


HAVE AT THIS DATE ASSOCIATED
II themselves together under tha name and style
of John II. Thomas Son, in the business Of Car
penters and Builders, a. partners.
Feb 20th, 1880. Ifeb28-tf
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FINHE best and cheapest thing OF the alma In use
for giving lasting and brilliant polish to stove
Crates, etc. Price 10 eents. For haie by
n0vle WV. STEWART - Main street.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under.
~ signed was this day qualified AZ Executor OF
the last will aud testament of David Borden late
OF Montgomery county, deceased.
MICHEL OLINR,
mh9-lMK ENacninr.
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DAILY EMPIRE.


I tNhDA AHHNt
There vas place In childhood,
That remember wtii,
And there voice of sweetest tnt O.,
Brightfairy tales dill tell
And gentle words Of fond embrace,
Were given with 10y To me.
When was in hat happy place,
Upon my mothers knee.
MY mother dear--mY mother dear,
Ny gentle, geutle mother.
When fairy tales were ended,
Good night she softly said,
And kissed and laid me down 10 sleep
Within my tiny bed;
And holy words she Taught me there.
Methinks yet can see
Her angel eyes as close knelt
Beside my mothers knee.
My mother dcar-my mother dear,
Ny gentle. gentle mother.
In sickness Of my childhood,
The perila Of my prime,
The sorrow Of my ripper years,
The cares OF every Iilne
When doubt and danger weighed me down,
Then pleading all for me,
II was iervent prayer to Heaven
That bent my mothers knee.
My mother dear-my mother dear,
My gentle, gentle mother
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For sale by
w, W. STEWART, and J. W. DIETRICH,
july6-lydaw59 DAYTON
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sIEisEegIetOsUm Hams.
THE FIRST OF THE sE Nj

TU5T received, the fret lot of those extra
~ and Justly noted Middletown Hams; and will
continue 20 receive them during the season, Thev
are nice and no mistake. Call and try them
J, X. GEBHART,
EebI No. 81. Jelfers IN 81.
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Fanny Ferns OplniOn is that there ia no such
process a. makiag love. The article cannot be
manufactured. IL is the spontaneous growth Of
Tho heart Or rather itspTinga from a spiritual
sood planted In warm material soil, and Il half
passion aower, and half heavenly exotic. As
the soul survives the body. the divine esssnSoof
love survives i,s pasSional instinct. Thlsis AlWAys
She case vhsre the sentiment is genuine bat nm
foFtnnatsly spurious love s - common ~ SpaFions
aensS, and - tssqusntly passes eunsnt
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MRS. WINsLoW

which greatly facilitates the process oftsethIng bv
s9itenihg the gums, reducing gallinfammation-si6 all |
SllaX kLPAIN and apasmodie action, Andi
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWEIS
depend upon IL, Mothers Il will give restto your.
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n hundred and fifty millions of dollars, with I"
mere handful for an army with small Navy, and
a commerce struggling for existence. Now, her
ships of commerce and war, both are studding the
waters of the whole world, and her influence is
equal, if not superior throughout this globe to
any other nation; and that influence was not
gained, nor is it held by the bayonct, but purely
by the importance of her commerce. Our Navy is
respectable in size, and invncible in prowess, and
should occasion require it, could in few months
he AUGMENTED to hundreds of the best war vessels
# the world; while our Army could by the etf-
iency of our militia SYSTEM in six months be aug
,nented to half million well disciplined troops.
During this century we have more than doubled
our number of States and extended our territory
20 over six times the amount we then held. From
four or FIVE millions of Inhabitants we have in
creased to over thirty millions; and if our Gov
ernment continues to the end Of the present cenu-
ry, we will number about eghtytwo millions, with
out the annexation of the balance Of Mexico and
Cuba, which 1 think will be effected during the
next forty years.
But the most distinguishing feature of this cen
tury is the education of woman; in which move
ment the United States have emphatically taken
the lead. Previous to the time mentioned, the ed
ucation of woman was but little thought of, and IL
by chance one was found that had been educated
to any extent, she was set down as a "blue stock
ing,'' and generally stunned by all men that
wanted wife. She now begins to fulfill her des-
tinv
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, the V2iers of anderson District !:

To the V,terS Of anderson District:
- af.rv F.IBspe" have announced my name as
candidate for Clerk of the Court at the ensuing
election, and it is due TO them rs well as to the
voters Of the District generally, that should make
response to the announcement At the close Of
my last canvass l stated publicly that did not
expect TO be again II candidate, and my purpose
remained unshaken until December last, when my
situation was in many respects greatly changed
owing 10 my misfortune which is known to the
District
was born and reared in this District, and am,
perhaps, the oldest citizen of this town-have al
ways resided here, and hope that my bones may
repose in her SOIL / have received many tayors
from nv fclow-citzens, and have tried to discharge
the trust they have so long confded to me with
courtesy, zeal and strict fidelity. My past services
and performance in the Office is the best guarantee
can offer the District for faithful discharge of
its duties in the future. Many voters, therefore,
and nv friends generally, authorized to use my
name us u candidate for reelection.
ELIJAH WEBB.
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PARMENTER & CAMPBELL'S
SEWING MAC Hi n Il 8.
BOOTHS PATENT.)

THE subscribers call the attention Of the publioi
to the above Sewing Machines. These machines
are reliable, simple, cheap and durable, and well
adapted to sewing different kinds of cloth-from
the finest fabric to the coarsest plantation goods
1t is wonderful the amount of labor they save.
Ladies who have tried them, are completely fasci-
mated with the rapidity and neatness with WHICH
their work is done. These Machines, now offered
to the public of Anderson and Pickens Districts
by the undersigned, through their regular sgent,
MIR. John Hammond, are thought to be Superior 70
anything of the kind yet offered in this markes,
when you take into account the price, the simplicity
of their machinery, and the case Of learning to
sew on them. The learning to sew is often diff-
cult, but on these machines it is thought to be less
so than ON any machine the subscribers have seem
Price of Machine, $4,000; Hemmer, S5.oe-
The Machine may be taken either with or without
the Hemmer, as the purchaser may desire.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers
or agent, at Anderson C. H., s. c.
A. P. CATER,
CHARLES GAILLIARD,
HERBERT HAMMOND.
Sept. IL, 1860. If
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For accek ending Sept. %, 1861

NOF Weet cHuttJ botpt' -0s 1OOO
AT THE BENSON HOUSE, By c. C. LANGSTON.
JIG McMullcn, S W II Hunt, Elberton, Geo J
Craft, Elbert Co. Geo; ] Cunningham, Mr. and
Mrs Haskell, Charles T Haskell, jr, Joseph
Haskell, John Haskell, Lewis Haskell, Paul Has
kcll, Miss Haskell, Miss Wardlaw, Abbeville I;
Mr. and Mrs L c Haskell and Children Arkansas;
A A Scott S C; II Tustcn, Williamson James
A McDavid, Greenville; W Holland and lady,
IIartwell, Geo; L Sharpe Pickens; w II Dendy,
Walhalla S " Crawford, Franklin Co, Geo; Vim
Murdoch, Salisbury, n c.; D Rankin, New York ;
NJ FAINT, Edward FAINT. Fork L Byrum, Jno
NIcPhail and lady, NJ Cobb, Anderson; w Cobb
Pcndletoh; D C Harden, n c.
AT THE ANDERSON HOTEL, S. II. LANGsToN
YIN Magill, Richard W Maher, Anderson VIM
Holland farewell, Geo; II Armstrong Lewis
burg Tenn: Mrs Wharton, Miss G Wharton, Miss
E Wharton, Charleston; J A Gray, Maj William
Simpson, Dark Corner.
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.SlNLTWA.
il: Held AZ COLUMBIA

70 IL: Held AZ COLUMI!A
q. .Ar iSta, l4sh, 18th aad 10Th Nov, 1880.
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the State
Agricultural Society of South Carolina respectfully
call the attention Of the citizens of South Carolina
and the Southern States, to their approaching Ex-
hbion.
Premiums will be awarded for all articles Of Ag-
ricu,uri,l Horticultural. Pathological and Mechan-
zeal INF crest as well as for all articles of Ladies'
Fancy ork and Domestic Economy, embraced in
W. ,.,.,unrchensiyc Premium List, which can be
...... y application 10 H. J. GAGE, Secretary
ni lie Suciriy, al Fair Forest, 5. C., or 10 X. NJ.
SHUk..S, Columbia s. {.
IT,. benefits 10 the State arising from these
Ann,:a Exhibitions are hegnnng to be recognized
now by almost everybody. and the Committee feels
confident in assuring Visitors that they will be
fully repaid for their investment.
An articles intended exclusively for Exhibition,
will be passed over the Railroads in South Carolina
upon the same terms as al former Exhibitions.
Exn,pirors WIN pIcasc grvc notice III uuc season
to the Railroad officers of the number, the kind OF
animals, the point of shipment, &c.
ne3yn Visitors will go and return for one Fare
\. p. CALHOUN,
ROBERT HARLEE.
j. FOSTER MARSHALL,
W. r. ROBERTSON,
D. W. RAY,
J. p. KINARD,
Il. j. GAGE,
Ereeatrc Committee
Oct. 4, 1860 Ut
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LIST OF coNs1eNEgs AT ANDERSON DEscr

For tie reef cnG"y ccPt. -, iOoo'
JBE Sloan, Brown, jr, j Hagood, England
& Bewley, Moores S; Major, II A Wiley, Blcckley
& Craytons, ] Adger, Evins & Hubbard, " IL D
Gaillard, S NJ Wilkes D Brown, II Huffman, l
w Taylor, G II Korbcr II L Jeffcrs, Maxwell,
A B Grant, Benson j, r Adger, B Sitton, B r
Co, Harrison s. Whitners, Smith u liovey'
Williams, j Chambers, W Kirksey, j Hunter,
Sloan s. 7, Z Herndon, Wilson, j j Brown 5
Martini j Wilson, S ] Sloman, Wilhite & Harrl-
son, Maxwell, ] S Lorton, Sloan, Sullivan
Co, Clark, W McFall, Breda, A p Calhoun,
n Sloan, Rev Mr. Banscmer, W S Sharpe. Stow
ers g. Co, Lawrence, S j Hammond, S II Owens,
T A Sherard, Sherard, Werner b Rhett,
Brown, Vandiyer s. Co, II Jetfcrs, a o Norris,
HA H Gibson, W Green, J II Voight, T j Keith
Alexander, H Ravcnel, Ritz, Roberts,
] B Smith, Wriford, Z B Sloan, S Hinman, J l.
0. H. P. FAINT, 1qcnt.
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FHE N2ARINET@-

!. ANDERSON, OCTOBER 3, 1860.
COTTON.-The sales for the week ending this
afternoon, two o'clock, amount to 2OI bales, at q
to 10 cents. Prices range to-day as high as 10 c.,
for a prime quality.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PALMETTO RIFLElIEN /!

nsyr This Company will hold its first monthly
meeting at the Female College building, (ncar the
Presbyterian Church, on SATURDAY EVENING,
the 7M of October next, at early candc-light
All members of the Company are requested to be
present.
S. BLECKLEY, Sec. and Treas.
Sept. %, 1860 1t
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gsiy- The many friends of ELIJAII WEBB, Esq,
would announce him as candidate for Clerk of the
Court for Anderson District at the next election
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aayr The friends of Col. F. A. HoKE announce
him candidate for Clerk of the Court for Ander-
son District at the next election.
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For Clerk.

mSsa We are authorized to announce Capt. II. Il.
vANDlvER MS u candidate for Clerk Of the Court
at the next election.
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OBITUARY "

DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on fi1Iay INC Isl
ult.. in Anderson District, Mrs NANCY FIELDS.
consort of Horatio Fields, and daughter OF Moses
and Rebccca Presley. She was born in Abheviile
District in The year l79o and married in lie year
1918 She was kind ;tfec!iona,c and 'uiiul
Wiz. ,ender loving aus indulecn, mo aes and
esrc. i.ina Ter desoh,lc husband and weeping
.l.lr.n . iap:,i.i oc.,ih. She joined the Jap
r:ss Church As., .. }e.,s ago, and has ever since
lived a consistent mea.ber thereof. Adjoining her
profession of religion by pious walk and Godiy
conversation, sharing largely the affection and con-
fdencc of her BRETHREN and the high esteem OF all
who knew her. Those who knew her best loved
her most And calmly and quietly 1T lfc's last
hour she fell sweetly asleep in the arms Of that
Saviour whom she loved and had 50 much delighted
to serve, and has doubtless gone home to the land
of rest that remaineth to the people of God, TO live
forever amidst the glory of that world Of unfading
joys and unalloyed bliss. Her husband, children
and friends can say of a TRUTH our loss is her
eternal gain" and though she can never return TO
US, we can go to her. w.
p. DIED, at the residence of her tnther-n-law, III
Anderson District, S. c., on the 9th ultimo Mrs
7SALLIE s. COX, daughter of William and Amelia
Nlahaffey, of Laurens District in the 2o;. year OF
her age
We occasionally meet with persons who seem TOO
pure, too angelic, for this sinful world; and when
such arc called away, We say of them, they were
too good for earth Such a person was the de-
ceased. In early life were seen developing all
those virtues which adorn woman---She was best
with bcanty, intelligence and true benevolcncc to
which was added unquestionable picty. In The
morning of her lile-in the bloom of youth, she
showed her wisdom in first seeking the kingdom Of
God and his righteousness. About two years ago,
after protesting faith in Christ, she was buried with
Him by baptism; from which time till her death
she walked in newness of life, consistent member
of fhe Baptist Church On the 9th of last June she
was married to Mr. William Stanton Cox, gentle
man in every respect worthy of such wife as she
proved herself to be. New tenlrils daily clasped
the affections of her husband as he daily became
more acquainted with her surprising virtues But
q few short months had passed, when this happy
couple were called to part. The Master called
the happy bride must go and leave her husband
But, blessed be God, she ready for the call
those who saw her die, experienced scene OF re-
ioic;nc nc ,rnlI as Weeping ~--vs-sa-.-----
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r.s.s /. e friends ol Maj. JOHN V. MOORE an
nounce him Il candidate for the Legislature at the
ensuing election.
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When told by her husband that she could moi re-
cover, she said to him. 81 must die and leave you"
"Why is it that we must part so soon::" She then
exclaimed, ..No, my will, 0, Lord! but thine be
Anc. Iknow-ycs, know it-that am going
to Heaven. I'll meet my dear mother there. :
Then embracing her husband, she said, And III
meet YOUR mother there too 1t seemed that hcr
diving hour was forctaste of heavenly bliss. 10
be fully convinced that she was i'll her right mind'
the writer asked her if she knew him; to which
she replied, .:Ccrtanly do, and Ill meet you III
Heaven" The dying scene was so affecting 'ha'
one standing by exclaimed, Behold saint dc
Before she expired she offered up Il b'aaii'"
- PRAYER that God would have mercy on all present
land ON mourning sinners, that tlcy might bc pre-
AAsssnared to meet her in Heaven Then telling her
So husband md sisters meet her IN Heaven she
calmly fell asleep in Jesus. or Il trr'h, we all
do fade as a leaf" Thus has faded away one OF
tie fairest and loveliest Of our race Her life OIL
earth was short; but she fought good fight. she
died at her post She WIS fa;,i'i4i ":lio death ;
snd is now in Heaven wearing the crown of hle
and bearing palms Of victory in her hands
Husband, no longer weep for thy bride,
Father, sisters, brothers, dry your tears;
With the dear lost one you shall abide
If Heaven be your choice, when Christ appears
T. K. G.
s7s- The Anderson Gazette and Ike Laurensvi!le
Herald please copy.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
sAM'L. H. OWEN

OoNTINUES to repair Clocks, Watches and JcwcfP
at his old stand. All work warranted
Aag. 81; 1855 Z Il
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HYM MENE

MARRIED, on Sunday last, by T. a. llcEE,
Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM n. WATSON to Miss MAR
THA, C. GARRETT, all of this District.
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0. H. P. FAINT, Agcnt.
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Arrivals at the Hotels

Sept. %, 1860 I
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PS~-S ~--
penalties they would be liable and subject to for
ncrlcc,inp anv other duties required by them as
Managers of Elections for either branch of the
Legislature
Resclcc{, That the Act amending the fourth Sec
ton of the Constitution of the State of South Caro-
linn be herewith published to w.t.
Every free white man of the age Of twenty-one
wears (paupcrs and non-commissioned ofhcers ana
private soldiers of the Army of the United States
exccpted,) who hath been citizen and resident IN
this Statc two years previous to the day OF cleo
ton and who hath freehold of fifty acres of land,
or town lot which he hath been legally seized and
posscssed ut least six months before such election,
or not having such freehold or town lot, hath
been a resident in the election District Ill Which ne
offers TO rive his vote six months before the SAID
election shall have right TO vote for member OF
members TO serve i'll either branch of the LeGisla-
ture for the Election District in which he holds
such property or is so resident
Rcsolrcd. That the two years residence required
by Tie Constitution in voter, are the two years
immediately previous to the election, and the six
months residence III the Election District, are the
six months Immediately previous to the election.
But if any person has his home in the State, he
does not lose the right of residence by temporary
absence with the intention of returning; and If he
has his home in the Election District his right TO
vote is not impaired by a temporary absence with
the intention of returning; but if one has his
oc.c and his family in another State, the presence
o, suci. person, although continued for two years
in l!,c State, gives no right to vote.
Eeso!ced, That it shall be the duty of some one
of the Managers of Elections at each poll, to meet
the Managers of Elections at the Court House, OF
place appointed by law to count the votes, ana
should the Managers of any poll wilfully neglect
to have the votes at that poll received taken to the
Court House, or place appointed by law to count
the votes, by some one of them, and counted ac-
cording to law, each of the Managers shall be sub
ect to be indicted, and on conviction, shall be
fined Mt the discretion of the Court in sum not
exceeding twenty dollars. "a. A. 1851, pp 131,
P3solred That Managers of Elections through
out the State be and are hereby enjoined to use the
utmost diligence, care and promptness, in dis,
charging their duties, in making correct and full
returns and in enforcing the laws and resolutions
provided for their guidance, so Us to insure ialr
and valid elections, and preserve the purity Oh inc
elective franchise 90.
Resolved That ii shall be the special duty OF the
Managers to report to the Attorney Genera anu
Solicitors all violations of the election law, ana al
cases of bribery and corruption, and to use their
best efforts to bring the offenders to justice. s
Sept. 25, 1860:
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" The American Home Missionary Society
held ~ Thirty fourth Anniversary at New York
on Wedn's sday, and rec'ived the annual reports
OF the Executive Gem { se and Treasurer wi lie 4
low large amount OF work accomp ished by
tne society, coupled with an exhausted state Of
u .ne treasury; the receipt, during the year being
go vs. less than the expenditures and 80 9l3 II
Hess man the receipts Of the previous year; llU7
m si naks lave been employed during the year.
versions reported, and 2,l75 churches supplied
with preaching The Sabbath school scholars
Connected with the mission number - 900. I
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WOOD AND COAL.

r U L: F. U & Ln
have now one of the most extensive stocks Of
Euel In Washington, consisting Of
White ASA Brokenc Coal, Red Ash Esg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Co.'S,
TrevertoS Free Burning, Do. Run of Nine.
Wood, sawed and split. in al osses
All of which will sell 81 the lowest proes for the
cash. Tor ~ or 90 days paper, well secuted.
IL All accounts now standing will be presented
before the st Of January 1850, and Il is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
n. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 10th and c sts.,
deT near Canal.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
AND Lot on STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 4ru
kND 5TH STREETS WEST FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, Nay lS h, at half past 5 O'clock on tbe
premises, BY virtue of n deed of trust dated Iniy
ltth, 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. >. No
S fblIos So. 81 and 80, of the land records for
washington county, ID. c., / shall sell part OF ot
NO; 5. In square numbered SIC; fronting IS feet )
inches on north street, tween 4h and 5th tt eets
west, running back l42 feet inches to 80 foot n
together wilh the improvements oonsistIo 40 ,If y
snug and desirable frame dwelling house.
IeTms oi sale; $500 cash; the residue IN and II
months, with interest, secured by deed of tTust
on the premises.
Ii the terms of sale should not be complied with
lnteiligencer
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
may 5-eo&ds c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts'
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one OF the most important features of the
ministerial bu fget In England, is the aboIition
OF the tar on paper. This viii relieve the news.
paper press Of an immt nss blrd n, cbeapen
'urnalism and let In a light upon the popular
!hlha. ne stamp on newspapers and the ex e
tar upon paper were imposed in the reign of
Queen Anne, the last Of the Stusrts and abolished
In the reign OF Qusen Victoria, the last OF the
Gu' lPhs This Is curl, us coincidence--snd a
blessed one for Queen Vic.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M MRS. McCORA IcK's SCHOOL
IFIRS. MCCORMICK desires % inform her
friends and the public generally that abe VIII resume
the duties Of her School on the ist Monday In Sep
tcmber next.
The course Of study pursued viii COMPRISE sll the
branches tuIsite to thorough English edrcs-
ton.
In addition 20 her dsy scholars. she is DESTROYS Of
receiving into her family few pupils ss boerders,
aged from 10 20 IA years. who will be under her I'M
mediate oare and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation epd
due care Of pupils have been considerably Increased
and otherwiss improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
her school may apply to w. ID. Wa1soh, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply - her
residence-No. 30 Cameron street. Alexandria. We.
iy T-0