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OLD DOMsNION INSTITUTE,

- a u
NHE session Of this School for Young LADIES' located at the
begn the cay October is6 and close the SCh Of
June next ensuing.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
T. Z shumaie Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Lam
guSges.
x @. Glson, Natural Science and Mathematical
Rev. Jaulcs A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard Houtsyer, French.
Carries Mera Span sh and Italian.
Albert De edigtr, Grrnan.
Miss Elya NJ Jones, Intern cdlate English
Miss Magic D. Brander, Primary Engish.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. 4. Ericsson, Guitar.
0svA'd Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve, penmAnshlp
TERNs.
TNs for The Session, payable half r OF october, residue
Pcb. IL, 1851:
Prmsry English dneludog Vocal Nuslc) ...... $50 90
intermediate Englah, Cncludng Vocal Muse) 20 W
sepior, Cncluling Vocal MuSc 80 on
Languages .............. ............... 20 OO
Pane Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice, for half
hour lessons per week ............. 90 90
Piano. Organ. Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour le som, per We so 90
oil PAintios ......... ......... ~ 90
Pastel or Water Cnlurs CrEyon Drawing
Use OF
Ornamental Branches.
Board .'..'.......''.......''' zU w
Application enter pupils and ali communications concerning
THOMAS /. GALLHHER
Richmond, Va.
Tor the session OF 1850 '6 will be furnished
T. tose vino apply asndlcated. B6-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
1860. OCTOBER. 1860.
SAnHIruI NJ nRurE 4, Cn

ID ErALFRS Staple and Fancy DAY GOODS invite the at
u enucn their friends and the public their complete
sOftneni, Jnst received, Of
Rich Dress COOdSi
Elegant six, "a neVes, s'yl,s eoored and BLACK
Real irish and French Popins
Velour OtamNn aud Yaenas In every variety Plaid BroeSde
and Figured
Medium Drts Goods, In crest variety
MORNING GOODS. a superior stock
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROiDgRES
REAL LACE In setis COLLARS and HANDKEECHIEFs, the
largest that has been shown In ts city
vELvFr and CLOTH CLpAKS of the new Freneh patterns
AUTUMN CL0AKS and BUSTERS Ia plain styles Scotch Hoods
Gad the lev arabs and Arger tines
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FLANNEIS, the best ssslrinynt We have ever had
PLANTATION GOODS-HoME nANUFA CrURE Msnehesie- Va;
virginia Pcreniiay Freiecssblrg and Lexington Pulled
Cloths a full stock of Lnssys Kerseys and Jcars
BLANKsTS CLOTHS CAsslMEREs and NESTlNGs, Of DIRECT
IMPORTATION. oc'2-u
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Primary Experimentation Children under II years age. 80 %
REFERENCsS
TEE PA-SoSs or,aE scootRgh Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right aisOp Elliott. Ca Right Reverend bishop johns
Virginia. Blight Bishop CoSbs Alabama; Reverend A.
Emple D. D., vi ming;on ~ .; Rev DogRett D. D., Rich
ulond Charles Read cmond Reverend Nelson Head
Danvle G. Giersieey, Richmond, Va Reverend
T. V. Moore, d D.. Richmond, Va Reverend. WA. H. Wheel
wright Richmond Va Reverend John Saunders Rehnond Val
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
Es All letters directed 20 HUBERT p LEPFBvRE Rich
t,erd iy26-dSu8m
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HTR, LEFENVRE'S SCHOOL.

rENR MKT sEssIoN Of our school begins on the IRsT DAY
OF ocroAER ls5o and terminates on the last day Of June,
In consideration Of the unprecedented that
uded efforts refrain expressing thank
une many flfnds and patrons and think may be
pardoned for briefly referring OF the many advantages a
ded which the permanent prosperity Of all such Institutions
must ultimately depend.
~, buildings large connodlous planned the
requirtmc 81 large female nsituionsni RGordpg al
qua e advantages for the comfort and convenience Of
pupils Only young ladies viii oecury the chamber,
except when three may pTe'er 70 room together.
Principal has made female DIGESTION the study and business
Of his M aud has been engaged in successful teaching
awards Of wenty year @ assistants ase well qualified and sN
perncd sced vita especial reference TO the branches under
@ charge and sufficiently tried IN This institution TO be refer ed
Our system thorough and complete and while the
bes; facilities Afforded for perfection In h Accomplished nis OF
female educaon the Creates care devoted Insure ie acquire
ens Of sound practical learning the and judgment
exercised In preference g. enoy and toe ser While not Who'll
~ isnnrrd 10 made subsidiary dependent the former
day consists essentially In else searching exaEo-
sued many In Instruction In the French department has
proved emner successful Its The language oi The aGy and
enable thue pupils boarding with Us o acquire accurate
common ao In ibis respect think school pos
advantages which only be equled By few Institutions Of
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
aad from ndre under the charge OF Professor
uctors employed exclusively in school, that by
devoing heI time and AZ enon ear 70 our pups every a-
vantage be Afforded for the on OF these accomplish
sceh rules and arc enforced pro-
the welfare and interest Of al the pupils
HUBERT ~ fflhch, Natural fhloophg,
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
wN @. WILLIAMS s. B., Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Chemistry, History, Latin.
Rev Ro GATEwooD NJ formerly Professor in William Mary
College.
Mrs GRACE BExSETT English Branches.
Miss MARY O. GoEbOs, Eaglsh Branches.
Senior CSRlns CiRDovz MEzA, spanish and Italian.
siGSuEiSA NNToSIET1A EABA Vocal Music.
ElGxORlSA MARIETTA ESBA, Piano
JoHN A. CiLYo Drawing and Painting.
W. y GRARiU Pisno, organ Sacred AuSo
Q. W TmLow, Piano
HxSEcH sCHSGDEE, Harp
o. Eaicssos, Guitar.
The Rev Csc aud the have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses.
TERMs ron THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
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~ RICHMOND IN BY-GONE DAYS.
An RNtIRE NEW EDITION
WEST 81 JOHNST

WEST 81 JOHNSTON
l45 MAIN sraEES
UIRGINIA, especially Rc!mord, Ia Bygone Pays with a
Gt5ce at the rseu Reng "Reminiscences AMI last wcrds
a C'tvtn BY samuel cordeca Fsq SeCont citop,
with many additions sud corrections One vol l2mo ao0 pP 81
CONTENTS.
Preface Fs Edition. Preface 10 Second Edition lnt
ductinn.
Cnap l-Lang Tmc ago. Caap British Merchants and O.
r,rcist Quasks Chap Modem AutqGlt Chap MAIN
sett Ch 5-Br at street. Chap. 6-Capito aud tquase
Chap IOh ReSd,n aud their Occupants Chap SDO do
intinued, Chtc. Tie MAJ Char. lOliav scale Var
Ciap trwc PNsa-r and nr thulch Chap l2-Ce'cceIlss
Chap l3 CrizcTs Nory CHIP u Old FASHIONS Ctsp %
Qlsckcrg md Cr-au;y. chap rs Mineral waters Chap IL
bs'ns ulsh-d Visitors Chap iNPae - Anus meri Chap
tg-D,. au-d Chlp. 2lP s'cisns char. 2l-Ncvs
papsis Prt,r Casp ~ Publc cans and Psnot Char.
% -gac.s snd BaI Chsp. 2i-soceirs Gap 25Rvguiug
Ptsimcs Char &c A Md'ey Chap Sha-p sbifs ard IN
plas,ciA Chen ., flsh Tm,s Ia ehmoud Chap 20 Ths
River Canal Chrp. 8l-E ads Chap 3i-Ths Bidgcs
Manchester Chan. S1-Bonis and Irsirsnce Cnp,ris -
Chap. 81 Tobacco war-h,u Chap 8tManulctures ard
Mills Chsp - visit ~ lafayette Chap 3G The Washington
MonuactL Ch p &!-The Museum Chap 3S.GAs and water
chap S9-C Coln-ed Ar@ocracy Nslelciory.
BOrd promptly Et;en@elb g. Ihe book VIII be ioTwsrd
ei u any addr S. upGn the receipt pJ!cc tciG
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GEORGETOWN.
Coyvsspoadsscs Of Tie Sfag.

CosrsspoSdsHes Of 1h Sfdr.
GEORGETOWN, April 2s, 1850.
Mrs. Battersby, who resides on Fayette street,
having occasion to leave her residence for a few
minutes yesterday morning, (about 10 oclock)
locked the front shop door, but did not secure
the back door. During her absence the house
was entered, and a gold watch and about six dol
lars In cash was stolen therefrom. The watch is
lady's watch, made by Sarl, Of Cornhill, Lon
don. A negro man, supposed to be the thief, was
seen leaving the shop door, and the police are
now on his track.
The sale of furniture at the Union Hotel yester-
day and the day before drew together a large
crowd Of bidders, but most Of the effects were
purchased by one person, supposed to be buying
for the new proprietor, Mr.. John Waters. well
known energetic business man Of our city, who
intends to reopen Monday next The failure
of the late proprietor is mystery, as he was most
literally patronized, and we see reason why
the house should not succeed Mr.. Waters has
shown commendable spirit under the circum-
stances, and says his motto will be 90 The Union
must and shall be preserved
Our City Councils transacted considerable bust
ness last evening, but we shall defer any not zee
of it until we send our regular report Of Corpora
ton affairs.
About 100 beef cattle were offered for sale at
Drover's Rest yesterday, Of which 1s6 Were sold
at from 81 50 to IS per 100 lbs. gross, equal to
S7.62alO net. Sheep were very scarce and high O.,
selling for IS per 100 lbs. gross Lambs S3aS4.
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O1YGENAIED BIITERs, SURE CURE FOR Dys-
EzPsIA--The story of this remarkable med ci no
ana us success IN obstinate cases of Dyspepsia,
Asthma, and general debility of the system
places ii among the most wonderful dscoyeries
IN medical science, and has given it a reputatI on
lar beyond any remedy known for these COM
plants, IN all their various forms. The Oxygen
dtsd Bitters contain nothing which can intox-
lcate; and the medicine has no similarity what
ever to the various alcoholic mixtures disguised
as " BitteTs,' being purely medical compound
IN which are combined the most valuable RENE
dial agents. and peculiar cxvgenated property.
hitherto unknown, but highly ehicacious in all
complaints arising from weakness and derange-
inent, or prostratlon OF the stomach. We hear of
fresh triunphs every day from the use of The
OxySenated Bitters. The cures it is effectiup on
every side are wlthoI; precedent. People who
nave suffered from Dyspepsia for years ma We been
cZTy.
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IHE HARDIN CASE IN NEW YoRk-After
having examined ninety two witnesses the STATE.
on WEDNESDAY, closed its evidence against Rev
~ 80 . ilaIuuh Hlr. JehIeI u Shipman opened
Tue case for the defense. He broached the tbeorv
tnat Hardin had 10 motive to kill his wife; but
mat sne, ON the contrary, had been So depressed
Dy nef dlnerences with her husband, and the re-
pcfs which had been circulated concerniip her
that she was glad to end her own existence by
taklng he arsenic which she knew was within
h'r reach To sustain this theory, Rev. Geor-e
Dickinson Kew George Cashier. Nancy p
Cyphen and COrnelia Anderson were sworn The
cniy points To which they testified were Hardin s
good treatment TO his wife, that he was subject to
neuralgia, Tor which the attending physicians
save hlin powders similar in appearance 10 those
Re was charged with having procured for Mis-
hardln and that she was often depressed in
spirits In consequence of poor health AS MI
" IiiIdnooh, Tue prisoners counsel, is in
Charleston serving a delegate to the Democra-
ne convention, Mr.. j. L. Bradley, of Newark,
acts IN his place.
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PAss'Ns NOTICE.-7he HouSsksepey,s Fyjsud-
SpnLdtHg'S Prepared GIHe.-rhis admirable adj
dltlon to our standard household economies will
De hailed by all good housewives as d boon lopy
wished for but hitherto unattained Spalding's
prepared Glue is perfectly adapted for those
timely repairs to household wares furniture
crockery, and for fancy work that is almost daily
demanded by the experience of every housekeen,
er IL Is chemically held in solution will with
stand the action of climate and time retains its
iuIl strength, and is put up In snug convenient
bottle with brush, all for twenty-five cents
On being applied, the chemicals readily evapo-
rate and the glue becomes firm quickly. aud ad-
neres with the tenacity of the best cabnet-ma-
kers glue For wood, leather, or other articles
where glue Is ever used, it is just the thing we
have tried IL, and speak by the card In the
country ~ Will be invaluable. and nobody i'm the
fiy VIII tEink OF doing without it. If Mr.
Spalding desires to becon me a candidate for tho
Presidency, and bis friends stick like his glue
he will be sure of IN electiOn.-FrGHk Ls2I,e,S
frustrated NstrSPaP'T, Ven York. Jp!y 30, 1859.
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Proceedings Of Yesterday Afternoon

THE SENATE was not in session yesterday.
HoUsE.-The House having resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole, after we went to press
Mr. Reagan, Of Texas, replied to a portion of
the remarks OF Mr.. Carey, who had lust adj.
dressed the Committee expressing Tho u.s. ao,,
that but for the crusade against slaveholdefs the
condition Of the slave would have been more
ameliorative than It has been
Mr.. Landrum, of La. defended the course and
policy OF the democratic party.
, MI 'andever, OF Iowa. reviewed the policy of
the democratic party on the territorial Question,
ana attributed to them the existing political evils
Mr.. terree, of Pa advocated the taria hill
reported by the Committee of WAYS and Means
Mr. Robinson, of r. L., made speech in de-
fence Of the republican party. III ~
till Monday.
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ARRIVAL OF Con-. TATINALL-JAPASEsE En-
sAssY EXPECTED TO ARRIVE NEXT WEEK.
Com. Tattnall, of the U. 5. steamer Powhatan
in which vessel the japanese Embassy was con-
veyed from Japan to San Francisco, has arrived
at New York, having left San Francisco on the
steamer Of the 5th, and is expected here this
afternoon. The L. ). steamer Roanoke, which
will bear the Embassy TO our shores, is looked
for about the latter part Of next week
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Items TeIegraphed from Wasbiuptop,

WAsHINGTON, April 27.-The Secretary of the
Treasury Is understood TO have under considera-
ton the request of the British Government for
opening the cOasting trade between the Atlantic
ports and California to British vessels The matter
IS urged upon considerations Of reciprocity, &c.
IL IS stated That Secretary Cass has been for some
time preparing Il manifesto upon the obligations
and duties Of this Government touching the sup
preston Of the African slave trade
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IT, The Board of Aldermen of New York
city, have adopted a resolution appropriating
$4,000 for the reception Of the japanese Embassy
\ committee of seven was appointed to receive
them, Of which Alderman Boole is chairman.
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III A child nine weeks old was smothered to
death in a feather bed on Monday, In St. Louis,
having rolled out Of it's mothers arms its face.
IL An election for Mayor, Recorder, and
seven Aldermen Of the Corporation Of Warren
ton, comes of to-day,
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IL SULLIVAN Pacha died suddenly at Alexa! =
arla, Egypt, last month. He had been smokiuu
with some friends; when his head dropped. and
rouse him, he WAS found 10 be dead
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Spirit OF the Morning Pre..

he Constitution, under the head Of "a Her.
,rlean Labor. " says:
The Black Republican journals never. we
fhink imposed upon themselves more desperate
ask THAN the one which they have undertaken,
"a s,tenPtlhS 10 Justify, since the appearance OF
The Presidents letter to Governor Walker the as
PENSIONS which they cast upon it before its APP
The iHt'!AiSe"er again treats upon the Terrific
rial question
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II We are indebted to Franck Taylor for
copy of = Our Farm Of -Four Acres and the Money
we made by it," an interesting little work show
ing how to make money and how to enjoy ones
self on piece of land of the above size
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

THREATENING LETTERS PER TELEGRLPH-
george Saunders, yesterday, Is said to have sent
from Charleston, per telegraph, long threatening
letters to the President, Mr.. BreckInridge. Mr..
Toombs, and other gentlemen in influential pos.
lions here, which, as described, are universally
regarded as being most barefaced attempts IN
insult the gentlemen to whom they were addressed
ana as evidence that the Douglas leaders in
charleston now entirely despair Of d Is nomiu;.-
non. We take it, Georges official head falls in
the basket by shutdown to-day
RI. CHARLESTON, April 2S.
Ed"T Star: Yesterday George Saunders sent
long appeals to many Democratic leaders in
w snug ton, 10 use their influence to induce the
SOUTH 10 accept Douglas. A few hours afterwards
d Ioeo,gla delegate received dispatch from Mr.
looIIps, one or those appealed to by Saunders
ssayIhg, ne South should insist on sound plat.
Iorih ana the nomination of a sound southern
man on 1t, otherwise leave the Convention in a
Soiiu pooy Show this to Georgia delegation
MIR HUNTER GROSSLY MISREPRESENTATION.
ator Pugh, yesterday, in the Charleston Conyen-
ton, Is said to have quoted Mr. Hunters speech
OF the 9Th February. 1859, on the Nebraska.
Kansas bill, to prove that gentleman a souatter
sovereignty man; thus doing him great Injustice
" ant OF room prevents us from to-day showing
as we shall do on Monday next-most conclu-
slvely, from the same speech, that no other
American statesman is more firmly principled
against the heresy Of Senator Douglas.
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Having purchased the interest of III. w. Hamilton
II , the SASH DOOR; BLIND AND MOULDING
ESTA HLlSHMENT, No. J62 Seventh street
near Canal bridge. shall keep always on hand the
largest stock OF artIc IN my line that can be found
IN any estah shment In this city which will sell
at the lowest rates. Intending to give the business
ny street attention. | solicit continuance of the
hperaI patronage heretofore given the old firm. and
TIN" acquaintance of new customers
up S8-eo3t A w CORNING
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL name Of w. FORSYTH, City surveyor, on tie
back The hnde will receive q suitable reward ~
leaving IL at 24e1a street between nth y ID lsth
or At the Snrveyo' 5 Office. ity Hall. sP ~
0IA0 REwARp.-Renaway from the sub' cn-
YlUO Der on the 18TH OF az a., Negro BOY ~
Jerry may have forged pass. He about ~
S feet TO 10 lpchss high; yer, bIssk' and Il
on when he left home PhIr 81 sfsyy lasr 9lolh
pants, ack jacket, pair OF boots. Other oothlns
pntnovn IUl give tbs above reward AZ taken
ont of CharIes County. and So n taken IN the
county pro, ided n he brought home Ia M, or Sc
GERARD RIsON, DoRosster p o Charles Co,
Md apH I'm
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GREAT BARGAINS JUST RECEIVED
HALLS ONE PRICE STORES
Nos. and 37J SEVENTH STREET


wand
We woudd deem
n the
nc rnts
eavyP ain Bck a and %
IL
Lawn sat 25censw h3I
allies Il ntx worth 25
Chvr eat 25and37c
n nw nd beauun
bic in lgrads
n a
in olon nd ALL AIDES
and MixesFa ID sand Hasof
derab
to
very low
from o37
eGoot
con hdent ~ Pet"
~ X. BRICE HALL.
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~ A CARD.
w q. METZER OTi Ia Log great nlaaSnra IL

W g: METZER OFT Takes great pleasure IN
announcing to he citizens of the Dstrict-N
SIEINWAY Sons sole agent for their just-iIIAIV
~ celebrated PIANO FORTES
large assortment of these magnI6cent ipstru-
msDts W al WAYS be found st his rerOnms here
after, where he will be pleased to explain their un
questionable superiority above all .ther Pianos
public.
Purchasing exclusively for cash, he IL enabled to
proved paper. N "P
Raven, Bacon & Co.'S and Knabe Il Co.'s Pianos
always on hand In great variety of styl g.
Persons in search Of a reliable Piano are reouest
ed to call and examine. 4
Second hand Planes taken IN exchange
Muse Depot-COrneE of Penn. avenue and ID
streets. "0 Oh 90
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NJ HOPKINS'S
CO ner Of Sixta street and Pa. avenue. Sd S-ecsS
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A Il l. y G II ON.
~ o L. ID A Z |. = q II q n

"A II l. 'GHS6 ARLISGroN.
numerous patrons that they have made cx- "a
ion of ali who may feel d sposed i to visit I:M1
inns well known and popular place Of sure recrca
along the river shore, thus 81 temng the distance
bvthat route three miles and the grounds may lie
three fourths of mile IN length.
Sfhhath Schools, Companies, Clubs. or Parties
wlSh!ng 10 engage the grounds can do SO by apply
lng at the Spring.
The Grounds are free to all Parties after ono
The Bar is supplied with choice Liquors Dim
ners and Refreshments will be served at the short
Boats a?d Fishing Tackle, in good order. always
Omnihuses will leave Seventh street and Penn.
avenue hourly every day; fare each way II cents
Eat Ats - saI e Gfor5"tow by the Aqnednct hourly
ana Boats can be engaged by the day by applying at
IL The Steamer Flying Cloud, will also leave
F1mrtrenth street bridge hourly
The season will begin on SATURDAY the 9th
IL Efficient Police viii! be constantly engaged
to preserve order, and the following rules will be
|. No political discussions will be permitted
= y" boys allowed on the grounds unless accom-
panied by their parents or guardians.
3; The Bar shall be closed during the when
Sabbath Schools or Religious Societies have the
grounds.
Th, subscribers would respectfully suggest to the
public the great advantages Arlington possesses
oyer any other place of popular resort on account
OF Its convenient .prox unity to Washington and
CIcoTGct0wii. Hoping fJr a continuance of public
sp aarA b. r B 81 iSIL G sE' e. 8
THE STYHES OF THE SEASON IN
aP &-eo2w HOPKINS'S.
NV AND rt SS2pk sPkiSe STOCK JUST
opened, corner of Sixth street and Pa. avenue. Cali
ana see. ap 26-eo2w
N,, BOOKS JUST RECEIVEDa,
from the LAIN and Moden Ealgnssess
tr s1ss, Tr INTO Etn I'm iet 25
Shakespeare complete III volumes; calf; $50
pr Fs y6lams ancient Hs'0i BEN ypmis fa %
ap 24-eost No 21s Pa az. bet 1lih and 18th SIS.
RALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. CO.-ls
NJ. CoEiTFs sec .S''-'oHN l. DONALDSON Pres
md ssS SSSHEEs LIVES and BUYS
for fa eOfass nl shs
a1S fSha d vi MAGiLt 4. AGENT sa,i
Lee SEY ER~,
c9PPER BOTTOM AND DOUBLE WALL,
e.
FOILARD SILKS, at % cents
'l$ g $$ 5 5 5; ::$':
BLACK SILKS at all prices.
ii. EGAN, A21 Pa AZ
aP 21-ot south side, bet 9th and eth SIS.
WAsHINGTnN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w ID Street. Eet,ceen 9Th and 10Th Streets.
We have just finished nunher of Il Tst class
CARRIAGES, such as Light Fancy 65R 8
Wagons, Park PheatcnS, Family Cor.Sn4ZS
vec' small profit.
Being pract cal mechanics in different branches
Of the business, we iatt'r ourselves that we know
faction, combining lishtness comfort and durabI l.
ty. ~
Repairing promptly and carefully attended TO at
the shortest n tee and mot reasonab, 9 charges.
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP
CoaohmakeIs, successors to VIM T. Hook.
~ HOPKINS'S
NEW AND FINE SPRING STOCK JUST
opened corner of Sixth street and Pa avenue. Call
and see. an ROO
GENTS UNDERsHIRTS
oEALL QUAi1 fn DRAWERS
FOR SPRING,
ap 26-eo2x At HOPKINS.
NEw AND r, HH2RPk SpkfSs sroor r,-sr
and see. an Geo2w
Dr.. ROBERT HnS STEP. OF Nrw yo.x
PROFESSTONlT VISIT Tn ID
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900
NOTICE OF DIsS,oLGTI0N OF COPART-

Inc lrln OF III. w. HAMILTON x Cn..wa dissolved
ny mutual consent, on the list day of prI, 1860. H.
W. Hamilton authorized to settle the affairs of
the late firm. Fl, w HAMILTON
A. w. CORNING.