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A"RIVALs ar THE HOTELS.

wILLARDS' HOTEL BIng. ! Ls,b-on
NJ rayior, O; EV Sumner, Mo; A Nudge,
Mshee NY Hon Lane, + Burns, g
p wars1, hon pomsry and lady, Kansas; b r
flumolyl Pa Middleton, Va; Hon r Yer
ren, Pa; 4 Rabbit. w Green, n McBratIng.
> Clark. Thomas, Kansas; G Eyster, G Al,
Sfighi, Myers, Pa; Hergog. Ny; d An
thony, % Cotton, ID A Clayton, Kansas; VIII
son and lady. o; w Gwathmy, Va; III Puleston.
Gen w u ke'm, Cameron, Taggar; Dun.
can, Gen w Robinson, j Allison, Pa; g Wheeler.
Nv. Iowa; GwauIe, Md; Pc Watmouyh, g ID
Walter, Pa; w storrs and lady, 8 l. Mitchell.
N.Y. H Fog, RI w C Carnett, Mass; w L.
Chamberlain, 6 r. Healsy, q Porter. Nv: A
Blacily, Eng; whitlesey and lady, f Wander.
hoof, NY BGOrdan and lady, Mass; J Osgood.
VT Leonard, w 6 Wait, Broadman and
Adv n ms Gillett, NY; w Thomas, Pa o
Daniels La and lady, Cochon and lady, Mass;
w Batestue. III Reynolds, NJ Broger, NY
Hol6rook, Mass; Capt Mitchell, Ky; E w ellsr.
a. : l p.Sidingi UsNi g G Gag, Va; w Davis,
Snoer, Nd; Capt Lewis, La; G Davis and
lady, Miss Davis, NY; A Wells and lady. Al asa:
Mr. and MRS Grifan, Me; J NJ KunkeI, Nd; j
Rea, PA NC Vaughan; A n BIOckliffs, sam,
-; Laturlee, Cal; Hon 6 Curtin and family
mn Ferry, Jones. T Hurd, ID Mehary, %
Kolte, 6 w Mehafy, r r CogshalI and lsdy,
W Ws haehs and child, Pa c Noyes, Mo; Van
christ and lady, Mass; Edwards, UsA; c
Slaugnt NY FOrword, d McConkiey.
ksmes, Pc; w Cha mblss, USA; l. Harrison
don, u. " "e'
NATIONAL HOrEL.-R Gregory, Md; g w
HOO L. Drnry, w Fullerson, NY; RE Ro.
gen, fai l. Cowan, Ore; u w Adams n l.
Soafey, Bellows, Ny; Kennedy, ] Glib
oers, , NJ Patten, Pa; Il Spaulding, w Lid.
tGG G,l w C1ris' NY; "A Little, L Msrge,
Turner, e w Bell, DR. BaItzen, j M Siuiske' q a
Maiun: Wilson d w Lowe, Md; Winchell,
bel, Mo; J Woodbury., Mass; b G Carpenter.
ga !. Masinnis, Va; Walker, NY; w Paint
kk0WN,s HoTEL.-w J Crook " Eppe,-
tels, n Carter, /. III Cochran, Nd: It fane.
ana ~, miss w Williams, 3 Jones w Herbe,t
Wnf, suster, H Huibooner, Va: Hon
Slx, Hamblin, Mo; T. Jones, Kan; n r
rreinermsn, w Jones, G CisseI6sch. Pa: 4
y -, n greenwood, Lloyd and son, ~; A
g. ups, w Ewing, Ind; Egrond Rs,'sxsIs.
r. Barrow sT Ricketa, NC; Swanson, Tenn:
wiz, do; i Guthrie, KY; w .KIbbe. Cal
shIHkWoOD HOUSE. o Lawrence 20,
snagntsr, W bite, va; Hacbet64 " III
1s, Toiond. ID WEIGH, A M walkinshsn,
w lowell, 9 r Thorn, Ps; w j Weson' mn: r
" Nelson, Portue, Mo; A Matthero,
IN Taylor, X K Oldham, NY; i A WIZ
LAST n, ksmPshail, Md; K sianh, CT ''''"'
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THE EVENING STAR.
KEEP THE HEART YOUNG.

Keep the heart young-never mind q gray hair
Eeer the heart young. and yoa' Il never desperj
Hopeful and glad, let the old frame decay
Who osres for tbs shell vhsn the jewePsavay
Keep the heart young, with full trust In Gods
might -------
TO anchor you safely, but follow the right; af
Keep the hesrt youns. snd be " cry an gay,
Keen the heart youag. and be tender and true,
"A loving TO others as they are to you;
Keep the heart young, and don't fy In q rage
II any one mentIons your mellow old age.
Keep the heart young aud let old Time appear,
Hell glide so gently you'll scarce feel him near;
A friend-and no foe-briug peace and delight;
riEht.
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PUBLIC ADVERTIsEMENT.
PU BLIo OTTO 3.
pHA3I.isl g IT r. Is z gsss

WasAtssfos, Dst. Is. 1850.
Pubic notice II hereby Eiven that bosds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have htsiy been fsloniously sbstrscted
nom me custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property Of the United States and
held In trust for certain indian tribes Notice has
so been given TO the proper oicers Of the respee-
uvs States to stop the payment thereof; and an
persons are warned against Purchasing or reosIv-
Ing any Of said bonds and coupons - the claim Of
the United States thereto viii b prosecuted 10 the
utmost extent Each bond being for tbs sum Of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June and August, ls51.
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sRssAIIoN.- esterday, at about ., p. NJ :,
the steamer South Carolina, Baxter from Boston
bound as regular trader to Charleston, 8 G..
csma mp this Earbor In ordinary times this
would have caused no remark but In conseo uence
Of the warike news received few hours previous
she was supposed To be national ship, and every
one on Town Point was agog Merchants and
cfrks LEFT their counting rooms; laborers draymen
men women and children. whites and blacks
crowded down to the wharf to SEE what was out
and whether We were about to be bomba -ded
Things finally quieted down, however when IL
was ascertained that the steamer, In conseu uence
OF Information received off Hatteras that n mig hi
be DANGEROUS to go into Charleston, put abost aud
made this port Ia order to send on her passengers
by the inland route.-NorfoLk Herald, iith
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WAR DEcLARKp.-Our authorities yesterday
evening received notice from Lincoln's Govern
ment, through a special messenger from Wash
iDgton, that an effort would be made To supply
Fort Sumter with pr DIVISIONS, and that, IL this
were permitted, no attempt would be made to re-
inforce IL with men! This message comes ST.
nlultsneously with fsst, which we understand
Is now OF our bar waiting for daylight and tide
10 make the effort threatened.
We have partially submitted TO the insolent
military domination Of a handful Of men In our
bay for over three months after the declaration Of
our independence Of the the United States The
object Of that decentralization has been 10 avoid
the efusion Of blood, while such preparations was
made "a TO render II causeiess and useless 1t
seems We have been unable, by discretion, for
beerance aud preparation, TO effect the desired OBJ
ect and that now the issue OF battle Is to be forced
upon us. The gage 10 thrown down, and We ac-
cspt the challenge. We will meet the invader,
and the God OF Battles must decide the Issue be-
tween the hostile hirelings OF Abolition haze and
Northern tyranny, and the people Of South Caro-
II IA defending their freedom and their homes
We hope such blow will be struck In behalf of
the South, that Sumter and Charleston harbor will
ne remembered at the North as long as they exist
as people.-Char!sstOa MsTeEry, 9th tRS:
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LET AL WHO ARE IFfiicTEb
AMY E kst2 RiSmxpY
RKInInR RHKlInz

h6sOJD6 1N 1B6LIhs
Friend. do you suffer! Arc roo the victim Of sny
purity OF the blood What sTe hey, do you al
Rather ask, what are they BOT The blood ia the
source OF LIE Gnd health, and ID IL the krst element
Of our being 20 respond to gny cause winch afeots
The systcm, "a tho pulse inlItly attests The ever
PREVAILING NeurAgR the Irritating Ery pelas, N
subtle Serofula, the sgcuislpg Rheumatism, Eef-
yous Debility, DysRopsa, Liver Comp ant with its
eorpor and de3ecton. Apd the prmbcrless Ills thaf
eeeh 10 her 20, dqye their hideors origin from The
blood DSal kinc1y then and equity with the hood.
Uss TAG vttslistnt resources Of nature for ts aid,
use that truly valuable medicsment known a.
h MRS. N, CO.'S
INDIAN YE6ETzBLE DEcOCTI0N.
With regard 20 this almost infsllible specific
posulsr sepnment has SPOKEN in deolded tsrms
and the evidences Of this great ehoaoy are eus-
4lned by constant tyova-s Of curative efects and
We hsppiest results rom lts rse sIe after al o<hcf
remedies and tho beet medical skill have failed.
Let az say, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the literste and super
holal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
eleotable sources and justify the hE hest torms in
WHICH 10 10 possible TO commend 90 valuable a
speoiho % public approval, We may add also that
ne curative properties Of the Medicine &c usiled
only by It's restorative effects, the system recover
Ina from disease With renewed oopstitutionA vieor.
81, For ssie y 81 resrectable RTsSists u This
None genuine nnless her name ID blown on The
ootGe and her soal on the cork
Ro,e,..iT s e. per eSttsi ~ s Ssss for a.
ssorsssoxn, c. wholesale A ASH ~ p e.
riot; snd win supply tie trade at M pnoss.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
81 f DACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Tsstimonials ,cere unsolicited By
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford nnguestion-
able proof Of THE effcacy ofth,s
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoSvILLK, Conn.,, Feb. 5, 1851.
,MR. SrALpIsg-sir: have tried your Cephsllc
Part cf these are fo;. the, nei shbors. to whom /
your OF ssrS.nt "a J&% S1ssi KENNEDY.
HAvERyoRD, Pa, Feb. s.lsel.
great assi Sss.es ye sS.m MIS- A's' '''''7'd
" MARY ANN sToIkHousE.
SPRUCE cHzE. 3s RTs11T IS, 1881 Cos P.'>
IN 'ss sss lend M
.' ssr s:: boz w. ss p s.M .e
fAs.1 s1cslIesf.
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
ES rSss nSQ s
Ftils 6, 4sSs sT" med . $780,. .. ''
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., D.
BEVERLY. Mass, Dec. IL, 1861.
or large show bills, to BRING your Cephslic Pills
more particularly before my customars If You
hsye anything of the kind, please send 70 me.
One1 my customer. who Is subject 10 severe
Slok HeaSPche. CASUALLY lasting two dayr,J teas
Cared Of o,fattaoa tn hovr by your Pills Which
l sent her. IVY ~
Respectfully yours, w.B WILKES,
RzrNoLDsBURs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,(
January 8, le6l.
Henry @. SPALDIys, No. @ Cedar ftreet, New
Iotk-Deer SIR Inolosed find twenty five cents
70, Tor yhioh send box of "Cephallo PilsS
bug, Franklin county, Ohio
,foi., PAls oro'h lihs a ohdrn-ex,s HsadaeAs
oIsIo5: taStGassr.
Truly yours, VIM. G. FILLER,
YrsILAHTI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1851.
NH, SPAIDIHs-Sir: Not long since sent To you
Tor box 81 Cephalic Pills for the euro OF the Nor
vous Head eohe and Costiveness, and received the
ssme; and t5ey hGd so good effect fhai teas ~
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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From The Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalio Pills accom- ph.h the object AR vbjob
they were made, VIE; Cure Of headache in all its
From the EramiAer, Norfolk, Va.
TheJ have been tested in more than d thousand
GASES, with ontire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Minn.
n sTs o. have been trGub!sd with the bead
may have them in case Of sn.attaok.
From the Advertiser, Provi6eses, RI
Inc Cephallo Pills are said to be remarkably
Directive remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From the Western X. r. Gaxstts, Caieaso, Ill.,
we heartily endorse Mr.. spaldins. and his I'M
FIon the Kanowha Valley Star, Kana,cha, Va,
we are sure that persons suffering With the head
ache' who try them, viii stick TO them.
From the SOxshsrn Path Fisdsr. New Orleans, La,
that your testi mony ,csn be added to the ALREADY
numerous list that has received benefits that no
otnsr medicine can produce.
Fyonn the ST. Louis Democrat,
The immense demand for the article (Cephalis
Phis) ID rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette, Davenport, Io,ss,
MT: spalding would not connect his name with
M ofuoie ne ala not snoso TO possess real merit
From the AdUsrtissr, Proridssee, r. l.
The tsstimery In their fsyor m stronr f,orr n.
most respectable quarters. " WIG
From 81. Daily Ns,cs. Newport. r.
Cephahc Pills are taking the place of ali klnds.
from rae Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Ma,s,
said to be very efhcacious for the headache,
Ftonr fhe Commercial. Cine,nsati, Ohio.
suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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Eort There bonds are dated Jsnpary, les7-pav
&oie J4nnary, lsss. q Bank OF kerublIc. Nv
ao'k' interest payable IN January and July.
North Carolina elk yer cent Covpon Bouds-cou.
lons payable IN April and October, viz:
.. sSnS. q Ss ; &: w ::s:S
l: 5s;es: e fss:sff ~ sss:s
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GOVERNOR Hicks AND THE Presidents Pol
IcY--rhe New York Herald has the following
dispatch from this city, dated the Ilth instant:
"Governor Hicks, Of Maryland, has been in
consultation with the President for several hours
to-day. He came here with feelings Of regret at
the course the Administration was taking i'm its
seeming coercive policy; but when the Governor
heard the reasons for the present course of the
President and his advisers, and understood the
record by watch they had been guided, be modi-
fed bis opinion to very great extent. The Gov
eminent claims that IL 10 not coercing any State
or community. IL Is endeavoring to protect the
property Of the Uni ed States and, II I am not
very much mistaken In what ! see and hear, the
Government will do il at all hazards and at what
ever cost. There is a steady, cool and deliberate
intention to show the world one Of two things
either that we have government worth prrserv-
lug, or thatit Is so mbecile that few slavehoId.
rrs on this continent can set themselves up as
superior to 1t and more powerful.
When the facts upon which the Administration
has acted In this emergency are all known TO the
people Of this country, not one In ten will with
hold his support from the Government.
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OFFICE OF ! IN y + 6 AND sEALEx

WAsRINeToN, July 10, 1880,
N0TiCE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That, agree
poraton approved May IL, 1890 the undersiT aed is
n0r prepared. .xhsnsysr aiIed ip writing. and
examine test, prove, and ASCERTAIN the ACCURACY OF
Essis.raton Of any rss meter In rse in this oty.'
and another, sealed Sni marked as true, Will be
set IL rs pl.oe, II proved TO be accurate in its
aad AGAIN put in position for upe.
OSes No $40 Seventh street, (nesr Odd Fell
-ows HALL Open from q. m, to ,. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINSHh
u 1871 Inspector and Sesler OF tias Msters =
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lust RECEIVED THIS DAY BY
L N Oh CHSTEIN,
21S PENN. AVENUE,
Negroes and Negro slavery; the frs. an inferior
race, the latter Its normal condition. by J. II. Van
EvIIe, NJ. ID.
AL the Now Books and Papers of the day con-
stanty on hand Our usual discount Of 10 to 50 per
FRENCH & RIcHsTEIN.
apo 27S Penn. aVonue.
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INDIAN yfgnRTzNsfS EGI DSSooryoN
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

Tk1EsEMAR,1 IL and S-Protected by ROYAL
Letters Pstent OF England, aud secured by the
seais Of the Ecole de Pharmaoie de Pans and Tie
Imperial College Of Medioine. vieonA
NO. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and aaforr hsx
and a. physical disabilities.
NO. comp letely erAdicetes all tyScoS of thoes
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the
seous eEo pernicicus use Of oopeivs and on bebs,
NO. has entlreiy sapplsuted the Injurious uss Of
mercury. thereby ilsuring % the sntferer spsedy
tse y:p ospsgFsss al Impurities, and roohs on
,s IEs BE- y Nos / and are prepared ip
and can be carried - the vslstcost pocket SolI
N tn cases, and divided into doses Al Al
mlnstered % Vepesu, L4llemsnd, Roux. Record
90. rice D each. or four osscs for O.. which
saves rs s9d an ga Gases, whereby there " 3 ssT-
pf 81 Ss To Be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
BAkkOW, of 1s4 Bleeoker street, New YoTt.
lmmedtateiy on receiving . remittance, Dr. Rerrov
vnl forward the rnesouar 20 any part Of the work.,
securely PACKED, and addrssseo according 10 tie in
stLnctQns OF the writer.
The Boot, Of . Others, that should be read by
men ylth damaged and broken down oonstitnfiops
n.Human Frailty, or Physiological kesearohes
oeeutlfaily Illustrated, and treats rrtnutriy Of
~ ths symp oms that invariably deveScp thep-
seyes sooner OF later, resulting from the ftslties
s aDa y ySt1E nses. Of earl, osth Ineeesoit.Ds
IGn,.l s.s.s, sad; x not eheofsd 2 time, asssssr
& B sss Sss ..tsst ds saaI
DOOR eslov Msodougsi, New York. Proe IS
,, sco sIse ey .. G. Ford. Jr., Drug Store, wssA-
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EKk SSIEhAIIA koE seSks js:I T;s...a

rkENCH kICHe fEIN, 21e Pa sve.ss.
=. Ifeense en TIE Administration and OrfamTa
m rShipssensas' voi' svo Ensish editions pres s
InssP:sies for Field ARTILLERY. vol, I2.o PHO.
summary ofthe AIT of wst, by Baron Dc you,
bsa. r soI is On Fled roTtSoston. By D. n. Ma
n An pclementAry Treatise on Advanced Gusrd.
xah rSsn And Betschment Service OF Tioops, ~
sn ny sne ~, vos iemo;, by mail rs cents.
Srnos IN Begniaf and Irregular War 81 Hrsh
rfpss.s yo.s. i<mQ Bnee b. MAI %
~ 13o =, eooeH Anderson. VOL. mo; prics b.
Our u.uA discount Of 10 20 81 mar e.,t a, .,I
eoaad books fnhNcH q RIEHsTfEiiN.
me q = unt.&kep) ans IN avenue
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EDUCATIONAL
FEMALE EpUcATIoN.

T FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daug htcrs 70 re-
celye thorough and systematic educauon, where
their ply sica training will receive daily and special
attention, under the most system Of Calls
thenos and Gymnastics, are resp eotfuy invited to
teenth 81 and New York ev. -
IN Mt Principals.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

As X.
ESB removed to the corner of Twelfth and f sfs,
He Is prepared TO introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He mas on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost, as he
wishes 20 set rid OF them. no II
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RooTS AND saOEs TO SUIT TIE
l. TIMES.
wears now manufacturing all kinds OF BOOTS
snd SHOES, aad oo,stenay receiving go.
supply of eastern made work of every de- H3S3
scrEptlor, made expressly 70 order, and will YHV
De sod a. mnoh lower price than has BEEN -
heretofore charged in tina city fer nuoh inferior
articles. '' wi A'ANoA hiieiiof
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
citJ made work. will always find good assor.nen
AZ s'oEe hnu q tlo lowest Prices Give us a call.
GRIFFIN Il BRO,
sesr S14 Pennsylvania ayenne
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ocBANSEEAMRRS SAILING DAYS
- fkcH PEE UaIrxp SrIyus

THE vsFss q 49,. -.. -
edoo iNsuRANcE COMPANY =
ste-tt@i - esi or ~ so.
100 "a = ei.'i-t.. trgssg rF~r. ~
ais ss5ld y-ssg JHR IS i5ics 's-t
5,sa 20 20 STATE q p p. -sa
t--r - .--lla % 10 s5.1- 70 RI. Oh ~ I.
80 So. VIRGINIA fst--- - .s--s
zs.sS CASH CAPITAL sseo 200. vel~-
.-IAn.fsa-Nsfohandise, Buildings, Houxebo,d
Furniture, az, AGAINST lose or damage BIZ Era. :
HEATH 4 KNOWLES.
-.-SZ1s - z ASsnts, lt4G4
.. Is ssss s- lsovsf Bsnt Of Washington.
= .-5-i-r--a q o. - Tsrr rsfw
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NorI.-Bonds No. 5000, and below Of this serfes.
issued Juno, ls57, and bonds No. 2O0, and above
tssa dstsd A1s sS S ls, ssysoie at the Phenix
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sls: II ssss nv 1 ~:
able IN January and July.
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% IT NEVER FATISn'
1T WILL PAY THE PEOPLEr'
take great pleasure in announcing to the oiti-
gems and strangers of Washing ton that have lust
returned fcom the North with very fine and IsTge
lot of SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHJNS
CAPS, which have bought mostly for Dash and
an prepared to cell them off at very low prioes
n. BAH OF these goods have been made nm
within the last month therefore. YOU osn get the
lsiest styles a. J. SMITHS. No. $50 Seventh
st., opposite Post Once. an sim
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Il ALEXANDRIA, VA, =


Mrs. 9. J. MCCORMICK. PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session Of tnls Iustitutlon
viii commence on Tuesday September 18th, N the
No. $50 King street.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite 30 thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, Il
desired.
In addition 70 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
prepared to receive o limited numbeI of pupils az
boarders, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lily, will be under her immediate care and supervI-
sion. She will endeevor, as far possible, 10
round them with the comforts and kindly Influences
Of Home.
-Rs(s,e1ess.-Rev, Geo. Il. Norton, Rev. DR., Elias
HH sa Rey; D: +: sPnss. william q Fowls,
Ess, Henry Msrbury, Esq, LEWIS McKepzle
Est, Robert H. Hunt5n. Esq. w: d. Wslaoh
Entvisle, Jr., Esq, Col. John w Minor, Loudoun
Messrs. Blackloek & Marshall. Messrs. Cor
Brothers.
TRANS.
Board, with Tuition in al the English Branches,
IN advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. gu s3-n
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GREAT MEDICAL HOUSE IN THE CITY
" OF WASHINGTON.
DIR. sHuMAN, at his Southern Medical House.
ooIner 81 SIKH 81 and IA. avenue, under the Clar
enoon hotel, 10 the only enc In the known world
WHO cen permanently cure all diseases of private
charge. rs eI ~ ~ " no
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NoIE@The bonds numbered 15l6 and below, L.
sued In January, 1857 No 1910, and above that,
nsued in August, ls5, payable st PhenIx Bank,
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From the EramiAer, Norfolk, Va.
GASES, with ontire success.
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sEASS Eof sz sESE. ESS So 8Ei e .0 ].
No w. 10Y ceventh 90. % lin
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From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Minn.
ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head :
eohe, seId Tor box, CephaIic plls,) so that ron
may nave them In case Of On. attack.
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From The Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
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From the Advertiser, Providsses, RI
The CePhalio Pills are said TO be a remarkably
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