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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to the officers
" elect in Hartford county, that their Commits
sions have been received from the Governor, and
that the Code of Public General Laws requires
them, if they accept the offices to which they have
been respectively elected, to appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Hartford
County, before the 22d day of December next, and
take and subscribe to the oath prescribed by the
Constitution.
no-30 VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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Mr.. Editor:-Pease announce A. W. BATE
MAN as Democratic candidate for Congress
rom the I'd Congressional district.
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The COW that is ahead always drinks the best
water.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-14

rs A pig that has two owners is sure to die
of hunger.
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Company in HdJ0rc County,.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of
v the Charter of said Company, FAN ELEC-
TION for President and IS Directors thereof,
will be held at Bel Air, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day of January, 1862 to serve for 1.-THE ensuing
year, and for the purpose of making such cham
ges or notifications of the Bylaws as may be
considered expedent.
A. l.. JARRETT, Sec'y.
Baltic co. Adv. and Amer. copy. no-23
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PUBLIC SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Circuit Court
/ for Hartford County, setting in Chancery, the
undersigned, as Committee of Amelia Hitchcock,
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, December 3lst, 1861,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. all the PERSONAL PROP
ERTY of said Amelia Hitchcock consisting of
Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE,
Horses, Cows Hogs, Farming Implements, Hay,
Corn and Buckwheat, and variety of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Terms cash in Bankable money.
ELIJAH ROCKHOLD, Jr.
del Committee.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
~ RaxnaI a. a e O..

" ~ i.
Proposals will be received at tbIs bureau until
the 18th tsy of Juno for the complete
AID equipment OF Steam Screw Gun Roats. in
Guiding spars, rigging, sal awnings, boats eab!es
and anchors, tank 3, casks, furniture, CO king AZ
paratus and all tho outfits for vessl OF war rsady
for sea service.
The steam machinery, the fuel for the same, tho
armament and provisions, VIII be provided by the
Government.
Proposals will only bereoeived from ship build
ers who are actually engaged in thar business, and
satisfactory eyluenoa to that cneo will be Feqlr
from Iarues proposing who are Lot known TO the
Department.
Upon app ication to this Bureau, parties viii be
furnished with n specification showI'g ths ,!Inen-
rioGs Uf the vessel and the description and oi
the materials also, section showing ths length
furnished by the Dep sTtment when q contrast ~
ihe lorIn OF contract tas encceIstu person wall bs
required to execute. with suretIes to the full
amount of the contract
The parties must s'ate in their oGe~ the to.al
amount for which they will engage TO do all tha;
the contract and speclhGatinns req ure, gIvng sep
ara tn amount demanded if the vessel be laGnch-
Cd IN sixty days, in seventy Il re da's, lin ty
days, ID in ons hundred and FIVE days, from the
date of the contract the vessel in each To- be
eompieted and ready for sea in thI ty days ate,
being launched
The Department reserves the right to accept the
pruP0sIlpl most to the interest of tho Govern.
maht, and 70 Tejrot them al, ~ its option.
raj ties VIII state tho number of vesse & they vii
agree 70 deliver within the times spsciitd.
jeS1w
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Napoleon's Care of his Soldiers.

It takes great man to know the Importance
of little things. The attention bestowed by
Napoleon on the smallest details of military
organization has always seemed to US an evil
dence of his talent scarcely inferior to Auster-
litz or Marengo. No general knew better than
Napoleon that the efficiency of a soldier de-
pends, first of all, upon his being in perfect
health and splendid condition. He tried to
bring up all his troops to the condition Of pugi-
lists when they fight for the championship. To
this end several things are essential, the chief
of which are regular and wholesome food, reg
ular sleep, dry and warm feet, and no power
ful stimulants. Napoleon always insisted upon
every soldier having two pairs of good shoes,
and good blanket Everything else could be
| extempOrized or dispensed with, but these-the
shoes for the march and the blanket for the BIZ
vouac-cOuld neither be extemporized or dis
pensed with. When the occasion occurred, Ma
poleOn demanded Of his troops the most tre-
mendOus exertiOns but the admirable health
resulting from his system enabled the soldiers
to endure fatigues which would have killed
ordinary mon. 1t is also to be observed that
the consummate general was careful to give his
troops rest proportioned to their exhaustion,
the very instant il was safe to do so.
There was nothing in which Napoleon show
ed more forethought and good sense than in
his management Of recruits He knew that
young fellows accustomed to the shop, the field
or the desk, cannot change their habits to those
VI tno so1oier without Sreatrisk consequent
ly, he was as careful aud tender in managing
his new troops as mothers are of their young
children. He Injured them to the hardships Of
war by degrees Their first marches were only
ten or twelve miles a day, with a frequent day
OF rest. The officers who led them from the
native provinces to the distant scene of war,
were charged to make the march pleasant
series oflessOns in the military art. Sometimes,
when tho quarters were good, when the ext
gency was not pressing, they would halt for ten
days, and undergo daily drill of eight hours
The consequence was that men who were new
recruits when they left homo arrived at camp
trained and toughened soldiers
A single week of careless handling, irregular
sleep and food, damp lodgings, wet feet and
over fatigue, will half spoil and demoralize
regiment OF new troops. But let them be eau
tiously y and wisely cared for at first, and they
soon became hardened and eficient.-LeGger.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMhN has, aiter an experlense of ten
AZ yeaTs, estahll she'd tho 6boyo rsiHge from
9uackey, self labes ~ IncIaE or German doctors,
ana etencers OF witcEcraft ard TaPOstors In gen-
eral
THIS is the only psoe whore G. sure and speedy
ours can be obtained "A tho world for ali knprOper
and evil hGhits, gcnofrE:s, gleet, ssIalLsl weak
ness, syphiiis, primary. secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pans in the loins, structures,
gensrai debility, PTost ron nervou ness, rest
nights psipltson fthe heart ringing in the ears,
luss OF memory, confusion, m slanokoly, aRcti ons
Of the heal, tATo4t, nose, and ska, aad al those
Pecglsr disorders arising from the ineiscretcn Of
youth, ren1erlne them unit for either business,
study, s0cisty, or marriase. ~. .- '.-I7 :
world for tlsaases OF the blood. gonorrhR. gleet,
structures, syphilis seminal weakness, sslf abuse
90. There ls 10 case IN which they fail to cure IN
from s 10 days.
Victims OF these horrible oomplaints, who would
wiGl 20 be valuable men and ornaments TO society,
should embrace the earliest opportuu uity for relief
DR.. Shnman has male the most oosnp etc arrange
ments tog the comfort OF his patients who come
iroIn dls,cnce. Tbey viii be furnished with the
N st fsaEort and sgrssSbls guar ter :, necessary
dst, and nv de as Comfortable as they would be st
hrst class otei a. less than half the COST,
Dy no. forget TIE nslae snd pun bor Dr. shu
tennsy wanna avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
tAs National Hotel, Washington Q.
Persons 1T q distance should enclose stamp FOR
retufn postsge. Office houre, A. NJ 70 10 4. VI.
Various parties have been ent.ced from my in-
sntutlon by certain svludlors on back streets IN
this city, who Will it till the day Of their death.
word to the wise u sufficient apsly
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR, Ia and S-Protectod By Royal
Letters Patent OF EaElAnd, and secured by the
Seals Of the Eco,e De PhaTmacie de Parls, and the
Imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion aud nktorrhe1.
and al physical disabilities.
No. Comp stely orndicBtes all traces Of those
diseases IISt have beon hitherto treated by the
seous snd perniCi1 US use Of cop6ivt and cubebs.
No. has entlIe ely supplanted the INJURIOUS Of
mercury, thereby inEurlnE % the sufferer speedy
relief dlsPersing al impurities, and roctinE on
the yenom OF disease.
TRlESE MAR, Nos. ], 2 and 8, are prepared in
the form OF loBenEe, devoid Of taste and smel /,
and CAL be carried n the vslstooat pocket sold
IllnisyeTed by NelPeau, Lsllemhnc, Roux, Ricord.
ac. PTloS IS each, or four Gases for Ss, which
savos SS; and IN 927 Gases, whereby there Is say
ing Of SS. TO be hsd, wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
BARROW, of 194 Beecker street, New York.
Immediately on receiving q remittance, DR.. DarroN
will foTwardthe Trlesemar 70 any part Of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the in
Gtructi0ns Of the writer.
The Book, of al others, that should be read By
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is "H umen Frailty, or Physiological Researchesn 70
10 is beautifully illustrated and treats mtnutcy Of
al the synp OmE that invariably develop them
.eyes, sooner OF steI resplnnE from the lfsilties
and vitatnE habits Of earlT youth. IncapacitstinG
monIal state, and. II not checked in tine, degener
ating al Z e functions Of nanhood. ard bringb1G
him, step BY step 20 lingering and untinely death.
Sold By DIR. IA aROW, 19l Bleecker st set, four
doors below Mhcdougal, New York. Pnce -
cents. Sent Tree every where.
Sold aIso By :. Q. Ford, Jr-, Drug stors, Wssh-
ington, ID. G. de &-6m
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A MODEL STABLE "A firm in Boston has ils;
opened new stable, which is said 10 surpass any
thing OF the kind In America. 1t is sort OF an
equine hospital and boarding house The base
ment is used for hack horses and batting On the
second story, which is accessible, are accommoda-
tiOns fY -e bOaTders, got up In style that mig ht
cause an Onmibus horse 10 weep az the sig BIT Of
item. To each stall Is III xed an Ingenious affair
styled revolving feeder by which the ad vanta
Of manger and crib combined and 1T car at
any time, when deemed advisable. he moved cut
ward from the stall, Leaving obstruction in the
way Of the animal. The manure is deposited In
the re1r Of the building, and removed from the
outside, thus avoiding the eluvia always arising,
and which is so njurioUs t. varnsh on carriages,
and polish pom harness This story is lighted or
four sides, and is ventilated in the most tncrou
manner at the sides and top. Connected with The
stable is an excellent bowling alley, for .he sc-
conmodaton of the patrons Of the stable and
heir families
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pENsToN OFFICE, JrNs 9TH, 1851.
TO ALL WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN


Application having been maize under the act OF
2Sd June. 1867, for the Reissue OF the aud W.r-
rants described herein which are alleged TO hav .
bse9 lost or DESTROYED not &c is ne reby gIven that
al the date following he DESCRIPTION OF each War
rant new Certificate, of ike tenor. will be Is
sued, n no vald ohJsetIon shall then appear.
NO. <9,a5l, Tor 81 acTss. IssHei t. James Ballan-
ger on the 9Th OF April, 1850. under the act of 3i
idSrch. lS55 --Jnne 18th. 3d..
no, U,l-4 Tor 10 a'f=S, Issued 20 = Ia =. FTeel
or the nth Iu e. 1885, under the set of 81 March,
lSS5-IuFe 2Id, 1861.
No, Sab. for lso acres. issued to Heu-v Dierk
i6g on inc 2lst of April, 1857 under act Of Sd Ma
No s2yO67, for 40 AZ es ISSUED to Neharr Ysho.
ian on the IS, May, 1887, unier act of 81 March,
l5rl.-I"'y 81. 1861
Nc. 81 a3i. for IS acres, issued TO James wilmer
O. ne 18TH Jaruary, 1871, under ao. of 81 Mach,
lE55.-Ju : &, 1851.
no 5,955 for g. acres issued TO Lernusl G armikel
on lhs lIth - September, 1855, uader ac: of So
Mar n, l8-5.-July ), 1861.
no. 2DzT2 I"r ", acres, issued to euhan owe
lsno on tue '8tn October, 855, uncor the &C: Of
81 Mar II, l855-JulT 9Th. 1861.
40 +.674 Tor 80 acres, Issued under the act of
March 81, 1855, IA the nAmo of Wi lam Tay Tor
an srantei on. tEe 18TH day of Mare, l856.-Au
No. 5il6, for l6a ac-es, issusi nnder act Of Is47
10 Ausn sLus ing am, private of Captain Murrsy's
company, Se Dad n nesIment Cf TeGEessse InfSn-
try.-Sepiem5eT 9Th. 1861
JOSEPH III. BARRETT,
nm Mss
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IL The British slave squadron captured from
erated-1 ga. The amount paid to captors for
vessels c ptured during the SAME period amounted
10 S9J, Jas l9s. sd.
H. Wheat is arriving In Milwaukee IN great
Quantities. The receipts last week averaged "a
to 100000 bushels daily, and the shipments some
days were 2O0, 900 bushels.
IL letter from Jeddo says--not long since
the murderers OF prince Were boiled to death in
large kettles.
IL After committing fOrgeries amounting to
S2l OCJ, John w Smith cecamped from w ash
ington, Pa, last week.
III The British government is about fortify-
Ing the lower banks Of the Thames on large
scale.
IL Recruits for the Confederate army are be-
coming scarce, and two dollars is now offered for
each one brought to the recruiting officers.
IL Hay is forty dollars ton In Charleston.
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To BE CONTINUED. |

EXECUTIONS IN JAPAN "A letter from Jeddo
(Japan), in the Abeille du Nord, contains the
following passage -" Executions are very fire.
quent in Japan, and at Jeddo scarcely a day
passes without one. Beheading and ripping
open the abdomen are the most usual punish
ments inflicted. Not long since the murderers
OF prince were boiled to death in large ket-
ties. The other modes of execution by whic b
the japanese tribunals attempt to terrify crm-
inals are cruei6xion, cutting open the chest
breaking the limbs with an iron bar, exposing
of the criminal to the attacks of insects in the
hot weather, after stripping him naked and
smearing his body with honey, DC. These
cruel punishments: however, do not diminish
the number Of crimes; on the contrary, they
seem to have produced tke most reckless con-
tempt Of death. The following rem ark able
incident occurred not long since:-A Japanese
policeman was walking along the middle of
the street, when a European on horseback
told him to stand aside, and, as the order was
not obeyed, struck him with a whip. The
Japanese rushed on the aggressor, unhorsed
him, and drew his sword to kill him, when a
neighboring shOpkeeper exclaimed that it was
the English consul The Japanese hesitated
on hearing this, and the foreigner meanwhile
got away. With his drawn sword in his hand
the policeman Immediately went TO the near
est tribunal and stated his case to the pre-
siding judge. You drew your sword to avenge
the atfront,' said the magistrate; 'that was
right; but you did not kill your enemy, and
you know that an insult, if not avenged by
the blood of the offender, must be avenged by
the blood of the offended. The Judge had
hardly finished speaking when the policeman
ripped up his abdomen with his own hand
and died on the spot"
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ALEXANDRIA, ",
Mrs. 6. J. MoCORMICK, PRINcIpAL.

N'-4 .. j. ILSNoINAiICA. PRINCIPAL
The thIT-9en.h annual session oi tag Inst!tatlun
VII ComHenos on Tuesday, September 18Th, Ia tie
a0uae recently occupied by SylVcsteT Scott, Esq,
Tie course Of study pursued will comprise cn
the branches reruisite 30 a thorough Erriish Fdu-
cation, and Music, FTonol, Latin and Drawing, i
In addition 20 dsy scholars, Mrs. McCorB?iot is
prepared To receive e limited number OF papils az
bosraeTs, who, constituting C. part Of hsr own an
y, Will be uudar her Immediate care aud superyi-
sIOn. Sac Will sHdcavur, as far as possible IL sur
Of Home.
>, RVfersress.-Rev, SEQ. II. Morton, Rev. Or, Ehas
tiaFrisQn, Ray. ID. /. Spngg, Wi.licn II. Fnve,
Eos., Edgar Spowdon, EsS., Edmund +. Wltmsr
EnsS" Henry MqJbuIy. Esa,, Lewis Mckenzie
Editor Evening star. Benjamin " Sters, Es4 Jas
EntIisle, gT., Esq, Col. Join w. MiGof, Loudour
lassrs. BnoklOok i Marshall. Messrs. Co So
Brothers.
TERKs.
hoard, with Tuition IN al the English Branohes,
5Iyfo tho annual 5ossiOn-rnJeble EcIal-annunlly,
IN advance.
hgqEic Gnd Languages at Professors prices.
HI NO exur Charged. au2s-t
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iD There Is a man now serving I'm the Massa-
chusetts volunteer regiment whose great grand
father served In the revolutionary war-his grand
father In the war Of 1872 In which war b IS father
served as drummer. Father aud son both serve
In this dreadful war of 1861.
IrA new apparatus for steering shi ps to super
sede the eumbfOns wheel now In use has been
invented A cylinder and piston worked by
water, steam or air, with the use Of one band only
operates nOiselessly and efficiently the lar gest
rudder.
LIZ Boat Owners and Captains Of Memphis
have recommended the military authorities not
TO permit boats owned by Northern men to run
In Sou.hsrn Waters.
NAVAL. "A letter received in Boston from an
officer, states that the u 3. steamer Richmond
tue only remaining ship OF the Mediterranean
squadron, would leave Genoa May I'D for New
York.
IL The total number of volunteers that Louis
lara has seat out is $50 Besides these there are
s. 90 'toine Guards, and coo whO await march
Ing orders. ~. q -.4'- s...
IDr Ex-6ov. Stewart, Of Missouri, has become
editor and proprietor Of the st. Joseph Journal.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. CHAS. z. BOTELER,

y DUNU EUN NENIIST, "
Having located himself permanent y in Washing
ton, offers his professional services TO citi-
zens and soiourners, in all tbs varIousNS
branches Of his prof ssIon, upon the most ~AIIo
Iecenty Impf owed sy stem of Dentistry.
DIR. B, having studied with o 40 of the most m
inent and experienced Dentists of Washnstoa,
ard HisJ with the Dental College cf Ba tiTiIore,
from whom he has received his diploma. foes con
hdent that his operations will prove emlnently fa-
isfso ory to those who will test his professional
abb ty.
Office No. 336 Pa. avenue, between 9:h and 10th
sta, over Stevens's Lace Store open from m.
to p m a2 l-eo2m
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M TEETH.

". LOOMS, N. D., the inventor ard p..en.ee
fthe MIN ERA PLATE TEETH, st
tends personally st his office in this city fTSeSS
hIabJ persons csn wear these teeth who SAIAO
who cannot wear these.
Persons c.lliug ~ T7y Office csn be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they T1ay desIrs
bpt to those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanost, strongest apd most perfect denture that
at can produce, the MINERAL PLATE .yilI bs
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oI.y-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
yhIa. M is N
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
TIE NAVY.
NAVY DRPARTMENr,
Bureau Of PTogiSiOHS aud Clothing,


May Is. 1861.
SEALED Proposals will be received az tnls Office
until .ioniaI, ihe i7th daT OF June, ,eGl 1T noon,
for the supply of suoh qUantt CO ofFfcsh Feef and
Vege ablrs a. may he requl cd on the Washington
station, dUrlDg the fiscal ear commencing ON the
ist aV OF July next, and ending on The seth June,
The Beef aud V'ge ablss mTst be OF gOod ausl-
ity, and the best the market affords and each ar
ticle must be offered fer by The pound.
BoId with approved secu Ity Will be required in
one malt the estimsted amount OF the cont act And
twenty yer csntum IL addition will lie wit- held
from ths amount OF eaoh psy meat to 10 mNde, "a
collateral security for tbs duo peff rmauco of the
CONTACT, WHICH Will on no account be paid until IL
Is fully complied with
Every -cf3r made must be accompanied (as di-
reot In the act of Congress making ropTiation
Tor the naval service for 1916 y app ov luta AV
gust, la+6 By written guaranty, signed by one or
more Responsible persons, tn the effsct thst he
they undArta ke that tnc bidder BIDDERS will, If
his or their bid be accepted, enter into ohliga
ton, within hve DAYS, with good and sufficient
suretles, To furnish the articles pro SOsed.
No proposal will be considered unless -ccompa-
MED by such guaranty. ma Iaw4-
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QFPiCE OF INgPEETOR AND EzSaLEI
- Ce GAG METERS,

,- 49, WAsHIFtToa, July Is, lese,
NOTICE IS TEREBY GIVEN, TRGt, agree
ShiJ 20 tie ProvisrDs OF tla ordinance OF tbs Cor
7oIslOn a7provct h1- ~, 1850, the UndersiFnei il
now FrsrSrsc, ~ nsneyer req aired j. writing aEG
oI pr? payment of fee ie5 OF fifty osrtr So inspect
sxamiao test, prove, ard ssosr. ths zocrraoy Of
etssraa0n Gi 81 ga meter in pse in ihIs olty -
Eysrg meter, ii tocnj Incorrect. will ba c01soJnyed
and snothsT, '2Jled srd ElarEsd as trps. vii lie
get pS r'aco: # Eroycd 20 6s sccu-ate IN itr
msSsoI CTleu: of xcs 10 will Lc ssE!yd fcc0rhiE -
srd 1Ehi1 P3: ia p3EItios for use.
Otirs No. $40 Soyenth street, (aslr Odd FIsl-
oEs' Gail.D Open ftoL 4. m, to ,. N,
CEAhi Is =. CUNNING Saha,
" fS VI iESzSatCr Elid Sosler os GSe ~ stcrs,
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~ R The undersigned be,s 10 .nfo.m t,.s
~. ~. public that he has on hand q ia 'ge stock
OF MONUY ENTS, TONES, HEAGS TONES,
&c., a Ba ahInore and Philadelphia prices. Also q
nov style OF Drawings oin be At the ward, and
new st,ia OF Marbis Mantels. Table Tops lSc.,
Kept IN hand. Brown Stone and GInnte work
ma ~ eo5sn PA. sv. bet lptf and 10Th sts
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- Nli lTARY BOOKS
n REECH RtCHSriEN nave lust received a
ierse ant oomP. .et' assortment Of NilIta ~ Boo
o. Ill kind which they offer from ten 70 Efty
per cent. below the regular retail PrIoes.-In-
oiCdlng:
Tactics, cnTnplete. Si.25
tor g. SOiuateers' 81 anna, vols, So
Ale = COmpsn iUm of IL rdse's Tao jcs SEQ
Oross's Military Surgery. z5c
- - mmshaa's Fled ToT.lfcaiion and Outpost, each rs
Ha-des's 1actior, cheap edition. $50
The SOifIer's Guide, a complete manual anf
dTll book fsr the use vi tac yolnntesr MIlits and
the BUIne EUar1 $50
ras Bsnd Book for the U. 3. Solder being a
hrat book ofinstructOn to the U. X. IGfan;ry tac-
tics, 80
hlso, Military Maps, Map CT the Seat Of War.
Charts, Guides, 80
FIags,. T3adges aud Medals of every description.
ANY Ofthe a-Ove sent by mail free.
FRENCH & klCRSrETN.
ma % 27s Pennsyyania avenue
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SE GAS IXTUREs,
~ + Hava IN store, and ara daI , raeeIyius GES
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns srd DesisUs
and Finish, supeIor siyie 70 anything hsTetCi0s
odcted 10 ths market, " @ iEVite citizens ECre-al
y to call and eIamse cnr stock of Chs G.d Wafer
i Fixtures feeling contissnt rE.t Es have ne boat
Esiectad stock in Washinetou
Al! Work IN the above lino Intrcs;sd 20 eur cara
Hill 5s promptly attended 20. - -
MYERS & MoGHaN.
Dsr str S:S II rfrest.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parent- Who wish their t.ug hters 70 re-
oeiye thorough AMI SYSTEMATIC edacatIon, where
their phY scsi training will receive DALI and specia
attention., under the most approved sy stom of Calls
tlsne and nIsaaacS, are respeotfsliy invited 20
VS.. tAo Union Female AcadslaJ, corner Four
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