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The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10
Lam TOM
ioneer E pres
CONNECTING AT
NARYSVILLE AND NEVADA
WITH
Reliable Express,
TO ALL PARTS OF
CALIFORNIA,

CALIFORNIA,
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.
We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the 10
lug places:
IN SIERRA COUNTY.
Downievine, Gooiyear's Bar, Monte Cristo,
Forest City, MorriSon's, Sierra Valley
smiths Flat, Craig's Fiat, Independence Hill
Minnesota Chips Flat, Eureka City,
IN YUBA COUNTY.
Parks Bar, Grccnvilie Calcna. Hill.
Ouslcy'S Bar, Oregon House, Young's Gold Hill
Roses Bar, Fosters Bor, Slate Range,
Long Bar, Camptonyille. Indian Valley.
Timbuctoo.
IN NEVADA COUNTY.
Alrha. Moutezuma, Little York.
Cherokee. San Juan, Humbug Oty
FrencLCorral. Swcctlaud's Moore S Flat
Narysyillc aud Nevada,
And every Saturday morning from Nevada to tn
following places in
UTAH TER RITORY:
FRANKTowN washoe Valley. G0LDCANoN.
GENOA, Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, Z. Val.
CHINATOWN, DOWNTOWN.
TRUCKER MEADOWS. VIRGINIA CITY,
WALKER RIVER MINES.
RTAli Letters for the Western Atlantic States
enclosed in our tovernmGut- frank ed Envelopes md
indorsed Overland. via. Salt Lake. will be for
wardcd and reach their destination sooner than by
any othorlne.
sS hEASt NE, PackaEeS ana Letters. transmit
ted to and from the above points with unriraed
despatch and security.
Gold Dust ana C.In forwarded to all parts of the
United States and Europe, insured or uninsured, At
as low rates can be done by any house with sccu
rity.
Our TREASURED Express will always be accompani
ed by faithful Messengers.
Notes, Drafts. Bills. &C., collected negotiated
aud all orders attended 10 promptly.
Purchases Of every description made. Forward
log of Merchandise and Commissions of every ma
ture attended 20 intelligcntly, and with prompt
tude.
Office in Nevada, next door below Wells Fargo
G. Co.'S JNO. PArTIsOY
Oct 2I, lS5y-tf Agent
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All consultations (by letter or otherwisc) free
Address DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute. Sacramento street below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Of
hce, San Francisco.
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Promrted hv an honest desire of nv heart 7 wish
to lay before the pubiJc which deserves com.
monda,ion, not only act of scientific skill but
that Of Humanity also. About two years ago |
su.l,l,ny and from causes unknown to ne was sriz-
0d with tit ot Epilepsy, which owing TO my inabilit
Ia meet the expenses consequent upon ihoroueA
medical treatment. AMI the discourage MT which
met with ON attempting II Soon becamc such C,s.I
the lei to bclrNcl - defy the skill Of any
physician. was frequently wh.o in pursuit of
IN, calling thrown down 10 th" ground without the
slightest warning; and, although mScnShle to the
asonieS Yet des;iSed the nliscrrS of Iny life and
soon learned To look upon those who would rrudcr
assistance or hecr me from danger as enemies
who sought to prolnpg the existence ofmv miscrie,
While in tuis state. and having, Previous to my af
hicti H. tasted the sweets of life once more wa,
Induced to ate mpt seeking aid of \ physician and
by Recommendation. called upon Dr. l. J. Czapka,.
told him otmy circumstances. and of my inailitv
toreuard him for his services, regardless of which
however, he undertook my ease and, with the bless.
ing God, Twas oaecmore restored perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which enjoy
at present, and yet conscious of inr ebtcdncSs
consider il due 10 myself and all afflicted to make
the public" III order that those in need Of medical
advice ma. lind physic an in whom every conf
oence can be placed. l. 81 MEYER YABLoNsKY
tate Of alltomia County uf san Francisco Sub
scrihed aud sworn to before me. this LIST dav of Aug
ust, A 1886. GILBERT \, GRANT, Notary Public
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IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT
To
Miners, Families, Restaurant. and
HOTEL * E f, p E r S:
Il. ELLARD BEANS
Wholesale Dealer i'm
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
SO Broad Street, Nevada.
TTAS now on hand and is constantly receiving
IL more Groceries and Provisions than any other
house in the mountains, and CAN and WILL sell
them CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE THIS >IDE OF Sac
RAMENTo. And further.-l will and do hereby
agree to duplicate any illpurchased in Sacramen.
to, adding freight,
Now is your time to get your winter
Supplies,
As goods are cheapertha ever before in California,
and have now in store
lQO0dr. sacks Flour.
50 whole and half bbls Pork.
81 cans Jewell, Harrison Co.'s. Leaf Lard.
500 Boxes Adamantine Candles.
100 kegs Z. h. & II. G. Syrup.
so casesassorted Pie Fruit,
% hbls s. C. and Brine Hams,
so boxes Hill & Cos Soap,
5000 lbs extra clear Bacon,
80 ch Comet, Ooong tnl Suisons Y. ii. Tea
100 kegs assorted Nails.
100 Ibis and hf bbls crushed. granulated, pow
dered New Orleens and San Francisco
refined Sugars,
25 cases Oysters.
50 kits and hlf bbls Mackerel,
so kegs butter,
so SKIS white and bayos Beans,
200 mats China Rice,
20 Snpar
50sks Java and Rio Coffee,
25 cases soda crackers,
200kegs blasting powder,
100 SKIS Potatoes,
u hf bbls dried apples,
ALSO-A full and complete assortment Of every
kind of goods appertaining to line of business
consisting in part of Jams, Jelies, Green Corn
Green Peas Preserves, Spices Ground Co flee Yeast
Powders, CLAIMS, HOLSTERS, Oysters, Sardines, Pick
les CranberrieS Vermicelli, Mac aToni. Pearl Bar
ley Split Peas, Tapinca, Sage, Pepper Sauce, To
mato Catsup, Caper Worcestshire Sauce. Olive Oil,
Chicken, Turkey, Prunes, Corn Starch Salt, Cream
Tartar Carb Soda. SaleratuS. DIR Currants.
3iauoGs.
Fine and Common BrdGdy,
- Whiskey
" Gin,
CASE LIQUORS:
Old Tom, n. E. Rum Boxers Bitters,
Cal. Wine, Clarct, WolfcsSchnapps
Club uouseGin. lost. Bitters,
Fairbanks old Bourbon Chas Heidseiek Cham.
pgne. Turner's Raspberry Lemon Strawberry an
Gum Svrups, and many nther articles too numer-
to mention.
We want it distinctly understood that we make
no long wInded accounts Our terms are cash or
short approved credit.
All goods warranted give satisfaction.
Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE.
Nevada, Sept, . ISJ9--tf.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT PoINT LooK-OuT, MARYLAND,

AMI Gar
~ AT PoINT LooK-OuT, MARYLAND.
,n THIS oe ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
lpnctlon OF the Potomac River with the a A
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the HA0
onaelslgned on tho 10th of June, in the lk.El
very best style, for all persons who may wish q
sale AND quiet retreat. where they can have the
3enent OF the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
9eTscnes OF the water. such as Fish of all kinds
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
LOT tGe accommodation of guests.
hne livery stable kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
all other smusements usually found at such plaoes
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tf LADIES from the garden on the premises and from
the Bslnmore and Washington markets.
at the Bar. - w
Bosrd, % per day; one week, sIa; second week,
wants halfprice
=, The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
TUESDAY a. 8 . m. and Baltimore on Friday at D.
m. The half past O'Clock p. m. tram from Wash-
inst9G will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reachlng Point Lookout daily q SO, tri-weekly
stage from Washington, by way of Leonardtown
VI AddTess the pIoPrietors, at Point Lookout,
washington, ID c., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEBOWER q co Prop'rs.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

MI TEETH,
Nl. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--s
tends personally at his offioe n this city 8s4
many persons oan wear these teeth who o0
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling At my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style aid price of Teeth they may desIre;
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 33s Pa. svenue between
sth and 10th sts. Also, 9O1 Arch street, Phi ade
tnla Oo lS-n
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PROPOSALS FOR REVENUE VESSELS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Whshinfton. Santamhar q 1851


Washington, September 5, 1861.
The Department will receive proposals, accom-
%Oad. Hss ss for q9 ase
complete construction and equipment Of Two
and of Three Steam Screw Revenue Vessels Of S08
tons each United states measuremen.
stesm.hip bul dsrs sotuaIly engaged in that bust
ness, and the name Of the marine steam engine es
be- stated snd viii In SsVs dae WEIGHT De made
as S FseE e ,hs Fl
with one Eed pivot ib. WsPS tSo
81 po9nder guns OF ~ cwt, and one heavy navy "A
on s Bs
csrryins PROVISIONS fPr sixty days and 800 gallons
The vessels to Ge schooner riggsd, with flying
Ths Of sssi s sTa to let a
each; with one Ilded pivot gun Of 500 lbs weight,
pc9ndsf hoWitzsr on the top gallant foreosstis. @
The COMPLEMENT tor each vessel will be s5 per-
sslGas water tanks, and 70 be furnished with a
oondenser tor distlllIng table water,
rs topssif square y.ra g set fSn yiuey
The proposals must be for ihe hull, spsrs, rig
tanks casks, binRaoIe. bells, furniture for cabins
ers filed with Buck Mountain coal, with ali the
respects ready recsvs her ocers mspo anu proyi S
so q, and Armament, and at onoe prooeed To sea
and charts only viii. be provided By the Govern
It Is desirable to have the highest .tt.in.bls
speed which must be stated in the offer, ,toge get6er
with the length of time it can be maintained ana
the quantity OF coal that can be carried In the
bunkers for that speed, which should not be less
than ten days of .enty four hours each
The specifications must describe fully the ma
he detail of the SIZE finish. and srsnssmeas M 81
outfits included in the proposal.
=, Inc pars muAt pc working drawings from which
ne YES. o. and machinery oan be built, showing the
room. magazines, shell rooms disposition of coal
and convenient stowage must be provided.
is ,I to Ben De uuPasfstood nd that in The contract
condition Of draft of water, speed fuel satrsaotory
worslns ot the machinery, and other points re-
The bidders must state the least TINS from the
signing the contract acceptance of the PRO pos.l
within which they will agIee to complete the yes
they may name. The total amount for which theJ
going .dyertssmsnt, and to Be embraced in their their
bids must be accompanied BY the guarantees re.
CURED by Law that, if awarded, they will execute
Payments Will be msds at four different Intervals
as the Work progresses, retaining one fifth Il 81 Of
the whole amount for ninety (S0) days after the
Be- Within St Time any on .s:
The Department reserves the night 10 accS Of the
proposals. made in conformity with the conditions
Interests of the Government and to combine the
sreeIest M hamoes oi sayantsges, and to reject any
OF al OF mem ~ ts opuoni -,
Department TO supsrinisnd the oonstInctioSn and and
equipment Of each Of the vessels.
The specifications, plans, and models of parties
tssm me- obtaining contracts may q ScHshdssyn By
ssRk staw secretary of the Treasury.
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MoLssn's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
mHE RErY kIHIMEHY m fIE wnIInN


rAs sny ssfs .srssin cure fer c.nssr, rnss, f.
ssrs dwellings and Ersnehls Cstrs, Psfalyss, Hsu-
r,lEa, sf the Mzselss, Chrsnis nfamnstsry
nhsunatsm sufnsn Of s Jsins Csntraetsd Muscles sr
ksamsnts, kArashs feetkashs Rrssss aprans Frssh
CIs, Tssnds rlssn, Fever ssrs, Csfsd 6rsssi, ssrs
HPPss, ksrn seaissp esss Threat any
pain, ne dfrsnes hsN severe lsnf he disease may
have existed, MckkAHT CEkEBkAfED kIHIMENr q
q ssTtsin rsmsdy. =
fhs.s.nds q S.nss being. hsv. ssss svsd life Of es
sssptisds and misery BY the Of A in,slssss rsnsdy
MtLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIA relieve pain slmsst nstahanssssly, and viii eiss.
purify and heal the fsssst insrsdiss shsr
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
ashnAhS SCEkERRATED LINlMEHr 10 the snly safs
sno reliable remedy far tbs q SPAWN, RinGksns,
NnsEslls, eplnts unnatsral kHmps Nsdss ~ sne IA
never fslsd 70 sus Big Head, fsllsvi, Fisssis 0id
sanning sslss, u svssnL n prslsrly .ypisd- fa
slrceSs s.' r.: ssrsiss.. cIs;s.d n.s is. s.sais
isnssy. ADyh a. dirss,sd ssd sus ssr..ia svssy
fAsn uifs ls.rsr vita the ..,, ~svkls.. La.sr....
s.snsn ~ 0s:.ia ,slply q pR- hckkANT CfkE-
BkArhp hNihkHr. twill cure Yea.
IL McLEAk, ssls rssvnssss,
= Csnn rsst ssd Piss sss. H. Ess.s Ne
s- as cissR .ssssrsts.r ss ss-sawiv-a
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The Alianthus for Blowing Sands.

Count Lambert, the great Russian landed
proprietor living at Odessa, states that having
failed for 10 consecutive years in his attempts
at fixing the deep blowing sands on his estate,
by Pinssters, and Acacias, he had at last sue
ceeded by the aid of the tree called the Allan.
thus. No wonder that his difficulty should
have bsen 50 great, considering that the desert
operated on is foet deep in sand resting on
solid rock. Having heard something of the
hardy constitution of Alianthus, its indifference
to good land and its running roots, he eventual
ly took to planting it on his dunes and with such
complete success that his shifting unmanagea-
BILE plains are now solidifed and covered with an
almost impenetrable forest, so entirely have
the running roots taken possession of the land.
How Count Lambert proceeded in the work of
planting does not appear; but from the express
sion ION fat chGque Gnnes des senlts, ;" it
seems probable that he sowed the land directly.
Other landholders in the neighborhood have fol-
lowed his example, so that tho tree has been
increased, "prodigously." Measures, says NJ.
Guerin-Meneville, are now taking to intro
duce among the plantations the new siIkworm
from japan which feeds on the Alianthus.
Here is another great matter, how to make sea
banks impenetrable; practically solved. It is
to be hsped that planters will at once try
what can be done with Alianthus on our own
sandy shifting coast, among the "Marrum"
oanks.-GGrdeneT' Chr0ntcls.
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The PRIvATEER SUArER.-Capt. King, who
brought the Last accounts Of this vessel states that
she remained at Surinam on the 2lst ult, at an
chor on the town, and she passed the fort below
where she lay against the remonstrances Of the
oficer In command, upon the plea that she was a
ship Of war and not privateer. The Governor
OF surinam, however, protested against her ap-
pearance In port and had ordered her proceed else
where without delay, refusing at the same time
to furnish her with supplies Of any kind, but her
Captain, knowing the defenceless state Of the
place. for she lay four miles above the fort stated
that be would remain In port long an he pleased
and II not furnished with such stores az he mi ht
require, be would find way TO obtain them by
the use Of powder and shot This, Of course, was
an Idle boast, for artillery IL necessary could be
brought from Fort Amsterdam, to sink her where
she lay.
Capt. King says she was nearly destitute of coal,
and that there was not any In the place to spare
her; she would, therefore, be compelled to GO to
sea under canvas. It will be recollected that she
10 a fullrigged bark, but her propeller cannot be
be raised out Of water like our vessels Of war and
therefore must retard her considerably IL she is
compelled to rely upon her sails.-Boston JoxTna!
Sept. 16
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GEN. WAsHINsToN ON ARRESTS FOR TREASON
At the time Of the Revolutionary w ar Gen George
Washington wrote to Gov. Trsmbull, Of Connec-
tcut, In the following words. His language has
been supposed by some to be capable Of Z modern
application: ---.FE 60
p "W ould IL not be prudent TO seize those Tories
who have been, are, and we know win be active
against usi Why should persons who are preying
upon the vtas Of their country be suffered to stalk
about while we know they win do us every mis-
chief In their power!" -.
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ID The Quebec (Canada) Mercury wishes the
South TO persevere In Its course, In order to
" break up the hitherto bsastful Union 20 and II
desires that England and France NAV recognize
the bogus Confederacy as the speediest way of
destroying the Government. After the work 10
accomplished, that paper thinks that England
win, In little time, by productions Of cotton In
India, make herself Independent Of the Southern
States In regard to that staple and that II further
y,would lead to the emancipation Of the slaves
and the nnal overthrow Of both sections.
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clothing and accouterments, he took a circuit
Gus trail, intending and expecting it to bring
him out in the rear Of the enemy at Cheat
Mountain. His plan was, so soon ss they hove
In sight Of their camps, to fire but one round
from their guns and then to close with the foe
and to use the bayonet and bowie-knife. Gen.
jackson was to cooperate with him by men
acing and attacking the enemy in front so
soon as Rust should develop his arrival in the
rear by firing. Unfortunately for the success
Of the enterprise, the trail had not been pre-
viously explored, and instead of carry ing Col.
Rust to the enemy's camp, took him six miles
behind it, in direction which rendered it in
accessible, leaving them no other resources
but to execute an immediate retreat. So con-
fdently was success counted on that General
jackson drove in the enemy's pickets, and
waited nearly half a day for the signal Of
Rust's arrival in the rear to commence the
attack in front.
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S T A T o N E r Y.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August q, 1851.

he once q the sec2essy Of % he Ssvs "a Snt
next. FOR furHishns ali ths Stationery that may Be
ssss to Be- S the Ds.
g the satisfaction ofthe head o. the ooe for which
Ifit be required, each bidder for stationery must
furnish with his proposal sample of each article
No bid will be, considered which does not fully
and every article is not BID for, and in whiSh more
thSn one price is named for any one article.
peyed suss 4 sRs
contract will he resuired of the person persons
contracting. The authorized names Of the sureties
that Will be glven as also satisfactory testimonials
to fulhl the contract, must accompany the bid /;
otherwise it will not be considered.
ordering (, greater or sIe,s q1sntity or eaoh and
every article contracted for, the public service
Should any article be required not enumerated
In the contract 1t Is to be FURNISHED at the lowest
The s1bjoined schedule specifies, as nearly as can
now be done, the amount, quality, and description
of each of the articles likely to be required.
SCHEDULE
20 resms heavy, white laid, despatch cap, stop
ruled, equal to sample, per Team
IS sreams extra s. Hperfne, blue or white. laid or
vs1 wGve, e. letter paper ruled. equal TO sample
10 Issms @ M.niIl. paper. 50 by ss inches, fat,
oo res ~. hs.t 'tPSF op mnrL;.. o,,,.lo.. ....-
roYs1 al narrssm % ~h'e ohSeoPe PaPof'
1870 OgH te nst, pe1 Ioain @ .L;L
rms 6sst 6sst n0te no.s PaPsr' InlSK, per ream
20 reams copying or tissue suarto post, per
100 yards tracing cloth, per square yard
8 reams blottIng paper. royal, per rean
suira Pa'eht oloIuhB PaPer' meuluInt per
On ,SSats aI.,h.r, d-.,,,u na.o 49,.
S shsets Gepbbfs Geppbfa aIanSs hIsSwns paper, per sneet
"snSets uoupie elePnent drawing paper, per
On .se ssaeet
600 ee. aniie uaIien uraHins paper, per sneet
Zoo oroa i aiS onYeioPes' IetteI size, per lWo
irIoo IoIu oHfoioPo.y noso slze, per l,uJO
SO caro- envelopes, per 500
l'VU patent cloth lined envelopes. Sx by inches,
80 patent cloth, lined envelopes, 81 by 81
$50 p,tsnt CLOTH lined envelopes, So by s1
inches: per 80
5000 best brf or white envelopes, Government
pattern, Ofholal size, priRted stamp, per
~ .oo 1.OOg
S'VV pest pun or white envelopes, government
patterns, omclal Size, engraved stamp, per
- ooo 1,'D
S'" best pun o. white envelopes, Government
per l,oCG
o'ooO pest pun or white envelopes, Government
Pe66ern' letter size, Autographed stamp, per
1000 best buff or white envelopes, Government
pattern. letter slze, uns tampsd. per 600
5000 best white offoial envelopes. iOh BY 6k
- lnches Autographed, per 200
DgToss steel pens, on cards or in boxes, (the
from all the different kinds manufactured, D
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WArcHREssAHIESIE1Es sHEI1s sANN6sVtv AANNPsVytvER WARE

have one Of the best establishments, and fur
ing every description of fine Watches, and AfS
kasnousr attention give to the same, By. a1z1x
tnos pSh competent orkman And a. work szla<an
neo Also, every descrIp ION of standard SILVER
WI kE. PLAIN and ornamental, manufactured under
AI superior in quality and finish 70 northern ware
sold oy dealers In general and reeresented as their
swn manufacture. III. o. HOOD,
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1ss9
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bsyeos ~ Pr0ctstoas asd C7ofAss,

NAVY DIPARTNKrT.
Bsysas o Pyortstoss asd C7otks~sl
August 81, lsel. y
osnLIp PloPoslLs, endorsed {" Proposals for
be, will be received 81 this ofce until oseleeI 4.
y. on Mednesdey, the a5th day OF September next.
I1t i9rnisnlng snd asllyernF, free Of s cost and
Yards: -'e'S
.,cA.,,..,o Barrel. Beef Barrels Pork,
At Brooklyn, N. Y. .l.So eem
AtPmlsdelphia, Penn--..l,Oo0 lIOo
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WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN I.rxe
sks. CAMP BEASkETs, HAtf. a6sea,A se Aw, e.,
yhioh We invite ell cash purchasers 20 exsui ne
before making their selectons. a -
WALL. STEPHENS Co.
ma ssS e ssa 81 :aa l'sS %
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A VERY NICE IRON PLATE PIANO
q FORTE for sale for ESQ at METZE-srsnnn
Trims spd fsssifias Of Pianos i.ItAhl- mxn
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
l. 4LEIANDRIAa VA.

The thirteenth annual sesslon of tnls Institsten
bouse recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, EsS-,
No. $50 King street. =.
The course OF study purBued viii comprise sil
the branches eSuisite 30 o thorourh Enflish kdu-
desired. = :
In addition 70 day soholsrs, Mrs. Mccormick Ia
prepared 70 receive limited numbsr Of papnt as
uy. will be under her immcdIste care and s0PervI-
sion She will endesvOT, as tsr possible, 20 sur
round them with the comforts and hndlT inhuences
Of Home.
SEQ. ii. Morton, Rev. Dr.. Elss
Ess., Edgar Snowden, Ess. Edmund 2. Witmer
EsSn EsEry Ms5euIy. Ess. Lsyn Neksnne
Editor Evening Star, Bepj.mil w yters, Zee |, ,las
Entvisea yrs EsS., Col; John v, Mtnor, Lo1doun.
Board, with Tuition IN 81 the English Branches,
ezefor the annual session-payable sem-snnualJ, |,
IN advance. ||..| ~
Ms.ie and LANGUAGES 1t Profsssors' prioee.
. HI No extra oharfeG. an nd
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
i ENRICH: at the corner of Penn.
avenue and Eleventh street. has been sH&S
greater Inducements for the patronage Of oitiIens
snd strangers than any other public house in the
CITY his sroce being less than those of spy other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accomm ods tiors
for permanent or transient boarders unoxccptiop-
Abls Tho bar and restaurant arrang ements of the
European Hotel have already become very popu-
lar: being all that can be desired by the most fas
udious. the PROPRIETOR pledges unremitted atten-
ton and continued liberal expenditures to a ye sat
iAfAotlon 70 all and thus Tonevs his invitation 20
all to give the EuropeaD Hotal q call. dal-t,
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