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4lEp SargFtiseltleats.
NTASTFR7S SAIE-p1oeT.-,

MASTERS SALE -PURsUANT
1AL 70 the comm snd Of deeretal order Of sale
from the COuft Of Dommo5 Phase Of Gus ahnRa
County, At tho SUIT Of William " Hayes and otIefs
Egaiust ohn Or enbTier and Others 10 me directed
shall peso for sale at public auction, at the door
o. the Court House in the City Of Usvel nd on The
fifth daS OF July, lsel, at three o'clock p a., the
ioli0wtng dracrlbBa uremisna kituufa IN the town
ship OF Brooklyn, IN the county OF uyahoga, and
tate OF Ohio, aud being ~ that payt of the City Of
ylrveland formerly called Ohio City, and known as
lots auibera twtnly -Ohgand tVeniy tNo IN Jacob
Pofkins's subdivision Of part Of the south eastern
portion Of original lot Ne. MY IN said toVnship of
Brookyn eaen Of said lots being any feet front on
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Loren Prentiss, .tI Master con m r. E
Plns Atty. iuns3;542
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CHAMBERsBURs, Pa, June ?.
There will be no movement Of tpOOps south
ward before Wednesday.
Certain parties of the force here will soon Oc-
cupy Frederick.
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sKIRMIsH AT CHAlIRRRsBURG.

Ir FaH t CHAEBERsBURo, y une 1.
Asslight skirmish took place ts-day between a
company of the Home Guards and Yirginians
Three Virginians wounded.
A terrible fraoas occurred in a negro quarter.
Frank Jones, negro barber, shot and wounded
two soldiers. He fed, but was instantly killed
by soldiers
Gen Patterson Is expected TO morrow i-sH
Additional regimentsare expected on Monday.
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FROlI RALTIMORE.

f--. .r BALTIMORE, June l.
A detachment of soldiers visited the Police
Marshal 10 enquire about arms delivered by him
to the Agent of the Stare. The result of the in
terview was satisfactory and the soldiers return
ed to camp. ..l rf-
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FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, June 1.
Strong breastworks here will soon be finished.
Reporters have magnifed unimportant skiTm
hes into battles ar-4 .--..- ..-
There Is but one telegraph instrument here
which Is mostly employed BY Government.
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DIED.

mornine. Jure u, Hen HARYEY BBRKE Coan.
y Treasurer Of the County Of Cuyehoga. agea ~
years.
The funeral services VII Be sttsndod at his resi-
deBce, this monday Afternoon at O'Clock.
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ANOTHRR nKIRlIIsH.

Shortly before O'Clock last night skirmish
took place at Milington Mills, between com
pany of Zouayes'and Co. Of the Michigan regi-
ment and scouting party Of Yirginians. The
Fsderals drove them away. One ZOuave was
killed and another wounded, teH
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skIRlIIsH AZ nAaARsroRN.

I II = y y" !" !" HAuAHsIVWhl Juue l.
Seeessionists this morning attempted TO take a
ferry Joat opposite WilliamspOrt, probably to
cross over TO Maryland on foraging expeditions
Unionists ord red Secessionists TO desist; not
complying, they were fired on. Brisk fire on
both sides for about an hour, Several rebels
wounded, Unionists unhurt. Rebels retreated.
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A report Ofthe death.Of Senator Douglas be-
inz received at COiumbus on Friday, Gov.
Dsnnison gave orders that the flag on the
State House should be displayed at halfmast
and guns fred every half hour at Camp Jack
son, between sunrise and sunsetoa Saturday.
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MAILS SEIZED.
FRO1I CHAMBKRsRURG.

BALTIMORE, June /.
The rebels seized the western mails coming
east this morning, at Harper Ferry.
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JEEF. DAVIS JOURNEYTORTuHmOND

The Bulletin publishes from the Enquirer, of
Thursday, the details OF the journey Of Presi-
dent Davis 70 Richmond, and hls speech to the
troOpsc co lected at the Fair Grounds.
Messrs Toombs and Wigfal accompanied
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Mail Robbery.

Many Post Ofioe bags and pouches used in
sab the Southern service have been stolen. Their
keys unlock Northern bags; hence the adver-
tissasnt for a new lock.
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TEXAN TROOPS ARRIVED.

New YoRK, June 1.
The brig Mystic from Indianola this morning
with 245 Texan troops and SO women and chill
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FROM NEW YORK.
FROW WASHTNGTON.

Nav ToRK, June 2
The steamer Northern Light has arrived at
this port with 1913 COO in specie. --..
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GOOD NEWS FUOlI TENNESSEE.

A letter from East Tennessee says there is
great majority there for Union, and that 10000
Government troops could be raised there oRing
to the noble stand of johnson and Nelson
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Goal

H0KEt COKEIi COKFTII-
rt-yS5i.lE H. " lE,yAl.L,LA0E g. son ARE Nov liANUS
tltLE Strip Ven COAL. FficE = -, -, =,
. ~ otter goke in the maFkst We - -i11rbirS
- l.-.s Ion Elnefo1l 1eauactuF1II uho ~
1lshest terma- - -
!, 4llo eonstans supply q HSuinoI5d4.iiI, sri,
sS-, ,s-,.. nln5 oOAAi and sl5e ior Domastio
Bsipg ioested Immediately On the lis oiss Cls4s.
latch % any part Of the State. OTisrs s8iiSitsd
y. II. WALLAo1 3 SON,
January Sls lsoa $3.50
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PlAlN ARD oRNAMENTAL PRlNrINa.

18- islaiu aud ornamnutai Yrlnting OF every do
ecFipticu dcns q the Printing estabishnent Of the
ket Deg uhce on the latest improved ana ost rale
Is reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 70
hlank work. Every description Of bindiag dciei
eso,s1aily Blank Books, LsdRors JOurnals, Sale
B5oks. hecoiyinE Books, &C. 30.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
on nnranAs GAINING.

The physicians think there lsh slight improve
ment In the condition Of Senator Douglas to-
night. He Is still unconscious greater part Of
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OLEYELAND 8 TOLEDO R. r,
!. SUMMER AeRArarnrnr. -ran.

1851. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1857.
On and after Monday, June 3D. 1851, rains viii run
daily (SundhyB exceptsd) es ioloWB.
5o0 A. n. chicago kXpress-StopBlngH Ht Bsrse, Cral
tor Oberlln. Wakeman, HorWsik, Monroe
Is Vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont Eimore,
| and arrives at Toledo e eco A. n, Chica.
60 500 ?. NJ, Detroit at zoo P M.
ZOO ?. n. Through Mail-etopping et all station5 90
the s9uthern Division, arriving At Toledo at
YsiP H. Mai, stopa st all stations east ofBanauslry
On Northern DiYiaion, and arrives ct san
dusky ct e:l5 p. X.
4;45 P. n. Telegraph Expres8--3topplng at Berea
Grafton, Oherlin, W Nakeman, NorWGik, ID on
nrOeville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont FL
ll more, and arrives ct Toledo at s55 P. n,
Chicago 81 500 A. NJ.
Tr CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made At MonroeEilis with the Ban.
dusky, Mansfield and Newark r. B., at Clyde With
de SanduEky, Dayton and Cincinnati B. b. At Ere
mont with Fremont Indiana b. r., and af Toledo
With the Michigan Bonthern 3 Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroada for Cbicago, De
Ioit, Jackson Fort Wayne, logsnspoEt, lafayette,
Cairo, Alton, St. Louis and all pOnts West, North
vest and Southwest gta -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland IRON Tc edo and the
West, at 9:l0 A. n, s25 NJ, and s:45 ?. n. From
SRnduBky at SEQ A. NJ -Er -te.I rl-l
Cleveland June g. 1881 sup't
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Loss OF TROOPS AT FAIRFAX c. d.

FrIH HUT ~aFT q WAsHISeToE, June l.
An Official dispatch from Gen. Mcdowell to the
War Department, says that the loss of Union
troops at Fairfax C. H. was and that of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03

MR., DOUGLAS A LITTLE BETTER.
% CHIcAoo, June 1.
Senator Douglas Is q little better. His friends
are somewhat ene0urag ID. .-3si- 81
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as aIasu5ss.s -sl . L., G-t se.
TUNE APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. s. q. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
1FNO CHARGE FOR ooNsULTATION7ta


Having had twenty years experience IN the pfno.
tce Of Medicine, during which time he has treated
thousands Of patients, in all forms Of acute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled suscees, O.
which some Of your friends and neighbors can tes-
tfy, he is prepared to give relief to all who may
apply. --1 l- a.l
and reliable method by which 20 acquire 4 perieci
knowledge of all the internal organic derangeents
of the human system. ID .-... ----t
Any departure from state Of health Is at once re
cognized in the urine. nl-r new H7
Every organ when deranged, transmits to the KID
heys itpeCuiaTity and In Its secretions the ruth
rereased. rAHa trEarl aaIE 'HTre
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DOTATOES-2,OOO BUSH. PRIME
Il Potatoes wanted at No. q Merwln street.
Ie3 W. II. FARGO co.
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CURE oF ooNsUMPTIoN

and al Diseases vT the Chest and Lungs Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases, Female Deran geDients Of ever
character, will be treated with sucoess.
Also will cure old sores, and all sruptivs diseases
Of whatever character they may be.
He makes use OF universal
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The rharre. Araiust Gov. DenhIson.

NJ AlA-N - - - - -
The Ashtabula Sentinel joins issue-we
are sorry to see-wlth sundry diSafected
journpls, in their charges Of incompetency,
iucapacity, &C., against our State Command
erin Chief Gov. DennisOn, and takes the
LEAnER to task for having spoken word in
Ais favor. While upon the point Of replying
to the Sentinel, We have received the follow
ing communication upon the subject which
we gladly publish, the more SO because the
writer is one who has, during long political
life, all Of which has been spent in constant
interview with the prominent men of our
State, been steadily opposed to the party
which nominated and elected the subject o.
bis remarks. From this fact, and from th'
further fact that we believe him entrely IN
the right in his vindication Of Gov. Dennt
son, we call special attention TO the cOmmu'
nication
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BOT4NIC4L REBEDJESy

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Closing the Malls at the Cleveland Post once.
Commencing May Is, ls6l Il-l p s.Ill7sl.-7
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THE ALL-sUFFIcIENT THREE.
de 1 ly

TRIESEMAR, la and S-Protected by Royal
Letters Patent OF England, and secured BY the
Seals of the Eoole de Pharmacle de Psns, and the
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea,
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradostes all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
eeous and pernioiaue use of copalys and oubehe.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insurlng 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, oIepeTsing all impurities, and roofing on
the venom of disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. ], 3 and 5, are prepared IN
the form of a lozenge, devoid Of taste aud smc,
and can be carried 10 the vaIstcoat pocket sold
tn cases, and divided into separate doses, I'D
nlnstered by Velpeau, Iaemand, Roux, RiooTd.
&c Prlcs ss each, or four oasss for %. which
saves Is; and In S27 cases, herebT there 10 saw
ing o. So To be hsd, wholesale aud retail, OF DR..
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street. New York.
Immediately on receiving q remit DR.. Barrow
viii forward the Triesemar 10 any part Of the word
securely packed, and addressed according 20 the in
structi ms of the writer.
The BoOk, of al Others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Human Freiity. or Physiological heseerchee.s -
IL 10 beautifully Illustrated and treats ninutely Of
ali tho symp oms that IEveuehy develop them
se'yes, sooner lster resulting from the fallties
and vltsting habits of earlI youth. Inoapsoitstng
tho victim from shsEIng the huIsien q ths uatII-
monlal state, and. II not checked In time, degener-
aiins aIl the functions of manhood. aud brinsbag
him, step by step 20 lingering and untlmely death.
Sold BY DIR BARROW, 19s Bieecker st eet, four
doors below Maodougsl, New YORK PrIoe IS
cents. Sent Tree every where.
Sold ALEC % :. G. Ford, Jr., Drug store, wash
ingtOn. G.. de 4-6m
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
f12E REHY LIHIMENT liz TaE XnRI-nN


fhs s1ly safe and esrtIn for Cancsu, Pilss Tu-
susings and Bronchils Coitrs, Psralysis
ralgs, wsaknsss Of tie muscss Chronic infsnatory
khssn.sm, sdsnsss Of the Jcn Conrsetsd siusc,s OF
kgsmsnts E@rashs Toohaehs, Brpitss sprsins Fresh
Est. Hsund,, uesn, Fsv. sorss, Cafsd Breast. Sore
Hppiss Burns, ecaas Sore Threat
pain, d6srsncs hev loug IN. disease ma
have existed, mcLEAhs CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10
q certain remedy.
ThousAods Of bsmAn bangs saved life Of dis
srspsds and issry BY the Of this vasAbls remedy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
viii rsIsvs pain slIncst and n will esan
parity and hsai ths foass ncrsdbis short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
hieLEAhS CELEBRATED LINlMENT ia the only % q
and reliable rsmsey for the Of SPAWN Kingdoms
Einesa, sPiints, Unnatural LHnps Nodes swelin
Z ns!sr failed to cure Big K.ad, fcsrl, Fstria, oit
krnaiIE sorss, or svesny, properly applied. For
sPran, Bruisss seraehss CRACKED Heels Cbafs Saddle
Or Cellar Gala, Cats sorss Wounds 10 an infslbls
remedy Apply 1t as directed and certain in svsry
Then rihs ne sossr vish hs many Sarthlss. LnInsnt
s1srsd 70 yoG. Obtain supply Of DR. hcLEAN's CELE
BRATkD klNIMEhT. II viii You
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Prcprstor.
Corner Third and Pine sts, ST. Louis, Ne.
CHARLES Sr0TT, r5 Pa. av, agent in Washing
ten n. 8. I. ClSSEL, ,Gssrgs.evn. sA-D&wIy
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON ERANCH,

- ssSES 9 S = q
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On sud alter SUNDAY, November 25th, 1850, the
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First trnln at $50 q m.
Second Train at 7.40 g. m.
Third train at $40 p. m., Express.
Fourth train At p
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at LIS a. M, Express.
Second train at ass g.. m
Third at $40 p. IN.
Fourth At 40 p. M, Express,
The first, second and third trains from Wash
York.
The second and third connect at Washington
Junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis Junction, for An
nepolis; For Norfolk take the % q. m. trail.
FOR the accommodation of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, a passenger car
Will be attached to the tonnsge train which leaves
at IL II. :
On Saturday the $40 p. m. train goes to Philadel-
phia only.
no ss-d TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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iD An outlaw named Harrison schultz, who
had been living with the indians in ST Croix
ecunty, drinking whisky with. them, marrying
the squaws aud disposing Of them at pleasure.
and, IN fact, exercising most despotic authority
over ali. was recsnuv. murdered, says the 81
Crotxana The same paper says he was formerly
Of respectable standing In New York State.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,

THEACCOMMODATI LINE.-The pteam-
L I JAMES GUY will repume 6~as
her tips on TUESDAY 18th of Feb ExeS4Asx5N
Iuary, 1856. Will leave WhSAING-eE
TON rvery UESDAS and FRIDAY, a O'Clock
me-, and kXANDRIA at half past 6 O'Clock,
for CORRIOMsN N and the intermediate Landings $.
On her return trips she will leave CURRIOMHN
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at s
O'Clock g. m.
IUCIAN 3, PAGE, Proprietor,
NATH'L BOUSH, As't Alexaniria. fe IL
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ai.,ilinf prsdseia sciOu, sIhilsr.ns spirit and "a,
.nd rs:s.rns Il. SIX saa.rir r and a.sss.s ips,s =
health and strength.
MeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
@ :s:s bGETP.
and all dissa,ss arising rsn Liver Stomach,
~ S.s seod . as. Dr.. 8 f.:s CT
Swimming chs Esad, ralpstisn Of Hssr: FEIIn ss
s: d. ssia asa Eys n@.s rI.
Ii.,h'' z.ai Dsprson Of spirit.' Frishts pFss%a,
nEs:, D':e:pssns, q r:,y n.I,es. disease. ssr.,
OVER A MILLION BOTTLES
have sssn ssld during ,hs a. months and m no in
Il. ..s.. r: 's . :4 b., ss:a
sTs sEaeTxENrSe CosDIIL vii sSr. % y..,
Ne language esnvsy adequate idse ef the imse-
c:rda IN disease s:d sSd :s..r.a asfaf ~:
systs, uhsthsr sretsn down By siee vsat BY nature,
stsisn In TsstsIsd 70 its pr,tins health and ,igsr
MARRIED PERSONS,
sad M
s.s s vi: : s si, Il
E.Tdi:l ssrt.in aud speedy r.n.dt A 'A' '' 'A''
TO THE LADIES,
kckEAET STRENGTHENING CORDIAL /, . sever.
sn in-,l.n;.ry D.ehsrFs th:rsst Falling Of ths womb,
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T
ssfsr Nc longer Take 1t aecerding TO dirseusna IL will
timulas, strengthen, and invEora and
besm sf health 70 mount cheek again Every bss
warranted 10 give sstisfaetion.
FOR CHILDREN
nyssr children sickly, psny aaietsd McLEB Ms
C0sD1AL vil make them healthy, fat, and rsbu,t Delay
net msnsnt; uy IL, and yes viii Be ssnviDssd ID 10 de-
hsisxs 10 take.
CAUTION.
Isvars drsygsts or d.slsn uhs may ny palm
ySr So % - !, ~, ushn, snsa tnsy can euy
s sc; cosSL isia :nd a..
nnthng slss. IL n the ouly remedy hat will purify ths
Blood taorss Ehy ana the iDs
One tssspoenful taken morning fasting
for Cbolsrs Chs ard Fever, Ysow Fever or
any prevalent dsssss 10 r-t up In large bottles. Price
sniy 81 bottle, or bo.llss .cr fS J. H. MCLEAN,
sss prOrristnx Of this Cordial; also, eLsan vocanIc
LiIiusnt Principal D.pet the Of Third and
Fins strssts, st. Leafs, DE.
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH.
IN. IN. LOOMS, M; d., the lnyentoI and pstentee
tends personally at his ofiice in this city 6S
Many persons osn wear these teeth who D
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear others
Persons calling At my ofice can be accommodated
With any style and price of Teeth they may dssire;
eleanest, strongest and most perfect deature that
art cse produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. s..r 'i.sf-s-. =.
Rooms in this cIty-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
sfh and 10th sts. Also. 907 Arch street, Philsdel
pha. srs 90 15-6
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UNION
INA U g URATION BALL.
MARCH 4, 1861.
MANAGERS g

49, MANAGERS.
{ Hon yeremiah 8 Black, Secretary of State,
Hon Dix, Secretary ofthe Treasury,
hon Horatio King, Postmaster General.
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CLOTHING, &c.

L ASTONISHING, BUT TRUE!
IT IS Very strange that SMITH should get In
New Goods when every body is crying hard times.
But he sells his goods at such low prices that the
psoPTe r,E GlIl PIX them. H HSN1gst received g lot
which will be sold 90 per ceut less than their ac-
tual value. Al aMITH'S, No. 460 Seventh ST.,
opposite Post Office. ia N-lm
~ MERCHANT TAILORING.
MERS, AND VESTINGS.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylva-
MA Avenue, have just received q large variety of
new Fall Goods, to winch they invite the Alteration
Of their friends and customers. an S0-tf
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WOOD AND COAL

" WOOD AND COAL.
Il OU Will surely get your MONEYS worth nv
calling at the PIONEER MILLS, sosf4ssssf cor
nsr Of ssrenth street and CANAL, GEO. PA6E
AGENT } They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others in the oity-cut, split, and deIIv-
cred free OF charge. III you cont believe it, give
the Pioneer Mills trial, and be satisfied.
ja l7-ly,r
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THE
INSURANCE COMPANY
THE
STATE
OF
VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL s300,o00.
lnsures Merchandise, Buildings, Household
Furniture, 30, against loss or damage by ERE.
HEATH KNOWLES,
Agents,
Othce-KOom g over Bank of Washington.
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY school
nr 4LE1ktbNIpSRlLSs "a.

M
me thirteenth annual session Of taIs 1nstitutiou
w commence on TUESDAY, September isth, 10 the
No. 1s0 King street ~"
the branches requisite 30 q thorough BneIish Eda.
Sstion, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing. IL
In addition 10 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared TO receive q limited number OF pupils ss
ly, will be under her Immediate care and sapeTv,-
SION. She Will endeavor, ss lar a. possible,
of Home. ' ~
r., Retrenoss.-Rev,G Geo. II. Norton. Rev. DR., Elias
Ssq., Edgar Snowden. Esq. Edmund r witmsr
Es EssS RessI1, Rhssss1 4 saIHisT.y Hsy Ess Lsrlf Nsksn.e
E6,toT Evening star, Beplemin w.teIs. Ess. ,Jss
Nests. Bsckiock A Marshall. Messrs Cor
TERNs.
Board, with Tuition in al the English Branches
sa1lor the annual session-psysble semi ANNUALLY.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. an x-a
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The several Committees OF Reception, O., will
hereSfter be announced.
gentlemen desirIng invitations for LADIES', will
please leave their name and address at Gauter's
Phup * Solomon's, or Stevens ucnishing Store
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at thess places.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
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OF the business, we fatter ourselves that we know
the styles and eHahty of work that viii give snts
tscton, combining ishtness, comfort and durabill
Us.
:, Repairing promptly and carefully attended TO
tne ehortest notice ana most reasonable charges,
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CARRIAGES.
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" READY-MADE CLOTHING,
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READY MADE CLOTHING offers to citzens
and strangers W shing an immediate out fit supe-
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and Understanding of all kinds. Kid and other
gloves q best qaality. Soarfs, Tiss,, Cravats,
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offering at our usual low prices.
III Clothing made to order in the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS a. Co
no I6-u S22 Pa. Avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

HOSE Parents who vish their danshters 10 70
oelye thorough and Systematic educahon. vhers
tneIr phJ soa training will receive daily aud special
etenuon. under the Ipost approved system Of Calls
tnenos and u ymnsstlcs. are respeotfoliy invited 10
visit the Union Female Academy corner -Four
teenth st. and New York av.
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