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M lnemmiager to Messrs. Fraser, Trenholm S

TREASURY DEPARTMENT @. S. A.,
RICHMOND, October % 1862
Aessrs. Fraser. Trenholm. q Co Liverpool. G. b
DEAR SI2S; You VII please extend credit 10 Major
J. Ferguson to the extent Of FIVE hundred thousand
dollars and give him any assistance in yOur power to
make his purchases for the Confederate States.
have already Informed you and hr Spense that I
have hand two aud half million Of dollars in eolo
upon which drafts can be made, which you an
thorzed to transfer 10 any parties who may furnish the
means to make our purchases. This fund, or any
smount that may be realized upon our bonds viii, i
trust enable you TO the credit herein extended
Major Ferguson addition to that heretofore given
Respectfully, your Obedient servant,
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pnR SALE.

-n0 BOXES TOBACCO. Also, lasge lot oi sooo
E. A. BLUNT,
ss- Marion Ala
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NOR SAEEI.

1ye psir Of fine Eli GLISH DUELtsG hOicsl =, -,
l-IsDOLS 81 sic store ct Il . Evans s-- -, y t ~
-lss .rifahie for s.sff officers. ~ ~
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High Court Of Errors anil Appeals Of thf
STATE Of Mississippi.

JACKSON, Jsnuary 4thi lelS
0rnESED That spee 3 tern OF the ! sn Oonl' a,i
81 Frr5rs and Appeals be hea 3. the eoeft s l5y,
~. it- ~ Iaclysou on TIA third Henasy q eora-
$50 ~. +ils purpose Of he's ing esases on ~ siie
rrius 5ockes Of the first and sec3nd gistns,a. R - =
npai eases on tho docket Of the rrst district W y
1isr IS on ths third Hsnday Of Febsrmy ane those
- ~ tscond ds-ict viii BE- taken up on tne learte
az ii Fahsusry snd ths said tern via be cont n
,lsd ua:i The erlnae cases oa ts ooshslS q s-- =
A H. HANDY,
WI. L HARRIS
Judges-1
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FATAL TO aissfAKe.-Sexen Uaion rensgades
# Eas. Tennessee who mad passed Grave Gap. near
ffiutoll. their way to Abes pominions were, on
alondsy last Killed by their friends the y MON
bushw ers YEho misto9S tlem for rebels We pre-
sumo 'Fhsn the bushhsckers found cut who their
vic inns, they ceus0ed themselves with the rehsetioA
that mistakes viii happen in the best regulated fam5
Lea - KneE0fAe Regisfr, szfh
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CoUNTERTEITs We have seen very clumsy conn.
ereit pf the state treasury notes anhoizea ~ TIE
a'ure. The counterfeit We wss Of the de-
nomisation Of four dollars, printed minon brown
psper ia common type ana signed by acraNl Intended
to reprfsent soeby. We learn that they ers printed
n Tnsialoosa for tile wagoners 30 tenera Stevenson
division AID By them pssse6 upon tns unsusPeetne
people along the read from Iusk ai0oss 60 6anssvil,
aud IN Gainesville Eaaap fhig ma 05ssrur
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FROM KANSAS

The Quantrell Massacre to be Avenged
Danger of a Conflict between the People
and the Military-QuantrelPs Force In.
creased Largely. -a., --,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. s.-A special dispatch to
the Democrat, dated Leayenworth, the 7th in
stant, states that the excitement which has
prevailed in Kansas since the Lawrence mas.
sacre has subsidized into determination, ter.
ribly earnest, to avenge that fearful act. There
seems to be no confidence in Gen. Schofeld
few days ago Gen. Lane and Hon. A. c.
Wilder sent telegram to the President, say.
ing the lncompetency Of Gen. Schoneld was
dcplorable, and that unless there should be an
immediate change of commander, there would
be danger of a conflict between the people and
the military. The Presidents reply did not
indicate his policy.
General Schofield and Order No. 90 have
cnly intensified the popular feeling.
The me- eting at Pamela to morrow will prob
ably be the largest ever held in the State Par.
ties are going with arms and ratIons from all
parts OF the State. They will not 60 into Mis-
souri, If the military show any disposition to
drive the rebels from the infected district.
Quantrell is about thirty miles from Kansas
Spd Ydth lla6eedX "ekg27 kg7 ohE OF
Lawrence, have given him glory and recruits.
His numbers have swollen from two hundred
to twelve hundred men.
In Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Pamela, and
Ossawattomie citizens are under arms, and
all the towns are nightly guarded by citizens
Patrols and the military are no longer relied
upon.
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD.

HEADQUARrERs DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTgR,
WASHINGTON. d. G.. August p, lSS3.A
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing woad to the
troops in and around the Forts hereinafter speed
nsd, from parties owing wood or woodlands Ia
the V1einity OF the same. viz j.
north Of Potomac: Forts sumner. Mansfield,
bayafoa simmons, Gaines, Reno, Kearney, De
Ruasy. Stevens, siocum, Totten Slsmmer, Banker
sneads, Kim ball, Parrott and Cameron
,kNt OF Eastern Branch Potomac Forts areble,
Carroll. Snysen, ktsnton, Baker. Davis Dupont,
Meiss. and Maham and Batteries Ricketts, and
South Of Potomse: Forts Marcy, Ethan Allen. G.
Wood bury, Whipple, oass. Tiliinshast, Craig. and
Proposals to be made in the following manner. to
ltt Yor wood standing lprice yer cord)
I'd. For wood felled by United States En gineers
80. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality, sind, GUAM
tity, and quality of the wood and its distance from
the nearest fort or forts .z5
Z Zach bidder must attach his full name aud post
ONCE address to his bid. and the names of all par
ties interested in the proposal must appear in the
An oath of allegiance to the Governm ent of the
United States must accompany each bid. >,
Bids will be opened from time to time and con
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
quired.
The right is reserved to accept all or any part of
any bid
Proposals should be indorsed "Propos ais for
ELIAS n. GREENE.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarterm aster,
au Al5t Department of WashiuSton.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, /,


The German COngress-Th hfeatene Revo-
lution-SPain and the Confeder cy-R bel
lren. Clads. .. ...., ..--
ST. JoHH'e, Sept s.-The steamship Adriatic.
with dates TO the 1st instant has passed Cape
Race. She brings the following Intelligence:
The Liverpool Mercury profes ses to ha We re.
liable information that the Vanderbilt WAS
SUNK 81 oy tne Alabama on the 18th day Of August,
The Times editorially admits that the aues.
ton OF ships for the Confederates is becoming
serious ana urgent. Noconcession can be made
to menace. The laws must take their course
1t hopes that il the rams are really intended for
the Confederates the law may be strong enough
Dates from Japan to July 4th have been re.
cetved. 1t is reported that there is n ernwine
afnnity between the Tycoon's Government ana
IofeieneIs. The Tycoon has chartered a British
II is thought that II the Congress Of princes
at Fran kiort shall not prove satisfactory to the
German people, q revelation may follow.
p '.-' '- THE POLISH NsURRB6TIoN
After burning Polish village the Russians
sent to IBERIA all Its inhabitartsI women.
and ehiiirsn.ohe thousand souls in all, and
caught near the village, had been executed
Latest Via Galway.
GALHAY, Sept 1.-The Polish insurrection
is still raging.
Telegraphic advices report great victory at
Kanow-on which side is not stated.
The Richmond Government has made q
pressing appeal to the Spanish Government to
Obtain a recognition of the Confederate States,
offr ring TO guarantee to Spain the possession Of
Cuba and Porto Rico The Sp anish Govern
naent declined the overture.
The Times Of to-day says, in regard to the
destination of the suspicious and powerful
armor. plated frigates In Laird's yard: "We
do not think it morally right that ships like
these should leave onr ports for such service
as that for which they are intended. We do not
wish to see any more of them sail on the same
errand"
LIVERPOOL, August 2e-Consols closed at
93
The Confederate loan is steady at a6aoi dis.
count.
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se 5.dts

r 80. MCGUIRE l. 90. .Auctionssrs.
TNaIRTK1N HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
4 ON FouRfBzhTH sfREsf, BETWEEN RHoDx
AFTERNOON, Sept; lltb ats clock, on th. prem:
lsss, We shall tell t! whole Of Square norta of
-. nj fs.Sd - s as,
teen very desirable Building Lots Of n and IS feet
These lots are beautifully situ.ted for priv.t.
residences, the locality bsing e high AID healthv
with Potomac water In front and city passsn Ger
cars passing every few minutes.
s.ia il ii,
se5 10. Meg UIRB CO.. Aucts.
ByJ. c. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers.
FRAME HOrsE AND LOT FOB sALB-Tsus
o. e. = Hl1,S;
Of deed Of trust bearing daie on the 3sth DAY o
Eoysmbsr. 1859, and recorded in tho land records
Gssr NO. ssiss g. Of IL
that Lot or parcel Of ground in the City H " Wan
said city part Of Lot numb srsd six sJ in
fourteen % feet from the dividing line between
1est and running nofs On aits ssd Mss
street fourteen 90 feet thence ninety seven ts7j
90 feet. thence west ninety. seven e7j feet to
aSa.s' consisting
equal payment. Of six tel and twelve ll2J months
psyments to bsscuIsd By deed q trust the prop
Viii as riss ana
the Wsshinston Star. All convey sneina II the m
S''' OF ''' + g. sEsEb,sgp ,ssgpDrr4os,
Trustees Pheni! Buildins Hssociation.
an2o- 10. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
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DROPOsALs FOB WOOD.

sEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the TENTH
etates With two thousand t2,f O0l cords Of PINl
WOOD, known In the market a. =. Bakers Pine"
Of October, 1873, on any waarfin Washington or
Georgeto.n the aoyernmsnt may direct to be
tractor, ub1ect to the inspection of pc rson dss
ignated by the Government.
Bids viii be received for any quantity less than
the whole. No bid will be received not accompA.
pied by oath Of ale glance
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for Any canse.
Bids to be addressed to the subscriber, marked
"Proposas for We Cd, - at 223 6 street, Washing
ton, DC.
seq b, O. GREEND, Capt. u, &.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINTED STATES MAksHAL's sALl
FURNITURE '

6eIeHeaHs to .. WaHach under the ConsscottoS Act
In virtue Of writ Of e,ndifoni trp ~ las issu cd
ON the Csrh q Ofiee OF the Su preme Court Of the
District OF Colum oia holdirs District court, aad
to me directed, VIII expose to public sale, for
StsF e Tie residence formerly occurred by O; 3.
MAIac1, On Indiana avenue, No. south side, DO.
tween q q and 4th ,treeta, oD THURSDAY: the 7th
m the following Goods, Chattels, ana Furniture,
seized. fbefIed and condemned as Ihe furniture OF
c. g NaliAch, and will be sold for the us Of the
United htates: a = y AZ -
Lot Oilcloth. I ~ Cashioo Chairs, ID o.
Hat Rack, rr-- Lot Mahok1y WashstAnds
Lot Chairs, Lot Mahogy Wardrobss, ,
Lot Csrpetipg, Lot Mahog'y Bureaus,
I'm broidered Curtains, Lot BedsteAds. 90 p
CaseCurtens& Cofniess Beds ans Bedding,
Looking Glasses, I. Bolstsrs and Pillows,
Lounges Arm-Chairs, Butter Trays,
Workstsnd& Fancy Fable, line Tables,
Ghandalieres Gil . / i4tairtk Pass xeOar pstins,
Reception Chairs, Mattress esd Pes, her beds,
Lot OttomAas, hot Stove, .Ht R.-
Matble-top Tables, Roctipg Chairs,
sldeeoards Medicine Chest,
"a :ge lot Carpets, Venetiz Blinds, t
Stair Reds. Lot Com forteye,
Large lot WashStaads, Lot Kitchen Rurniture,
Large lot Chamber Sets, Easy Chairs, -
Book Cssep .a-u Ipon BSdstasds
Together With many other. articles not enume.
WARD H. LAMoN,
se 5da -i-..i.s r1,I .a.4 US. MsrshA
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DRoPosALsYo FOR HORSES.
OAvALRY BUREAU.

Office of the Chief QhaYteynaasts5,
,PRorosALs are solicited and win be rscsived at
liyered at Pittsburg. Pennsylvani Philadelphia,
Indiana y
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing OF
Horses 10 lots of not less than twenty Eve, (25 }
The Horses to be from fifteen (l5) to sixteen (l6)
hands high, from Eve 90 to nine ts) years old we'll
broken fs the saddle, compactly built, in good
flesh, and free from all defects.
The ability OF the bidder to fuldl his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
antee.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
show by the official certificate Of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the Uaitsd States
Propo.als must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel @ G.. sawtelle, Chief Quarter Cav.
Airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
proposals for Horses"
@. g. SAWTELLB,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarter master,
an lS II Cavalry Bureau.
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" OQD! w 90 d.!
OFFICE EXTINsION o. 8. CAPITOL AND
~ NEW DOME,

. !. H1HH!NGf0a. 6ept. 3, 1853
sEALEp PROPOSALS viii be received at th:s ON ee
until Monday, the 2ist inst. At II O'Clock m !, for
two hundred tons best quality CUMBERLAND
COAL and twenty Eve tons best ality ANTHRA
1858. $50
TIE bids win be opened on Monday the 2lst inst :,
at l2m. >'
The right Is reserved to reject any or all Of the
R.me should it be deemed to the nteres. Of the
Government to do so. They must be endorsed
"Profcsals for Fuel for q. 3. Capitol Extensiop
and New Dome. - and addressed to
CLEMENT L WEST
seb2W General Su pArntandsnt &c
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~ MONTY l-MONEY !-MoNEYi ~
d. T. WALSH CO., ~ q
LICENSED PA WNBROkERS,
299 eIRE1f, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
are now prepared to make cash advances in sums
Of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on col
IIBEKAL XDvANoEs win be made on .ll kinds
OF Real and d. Personal Pre perty. Diamonds, Gold
1psfrumen1s. Hardware, Clothing. &c, &c.
y Having had several IeaIs' experiences in
Of it's citizens confident that to all who az
entrust as with business will give satisfaction.
.......t sea- II. K. Walsh & CO.,
20 l-3mS -..-.: Licensed Pawnbrokers
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NOTIC1.-Ror sale, ave hundr cd sets OF one,
Wo And four horse second. D and Harness, three
nu, ered good eitisens' and Mcclellan cond hand
taedNs. Appy at No 3f3 Penn. ave., between
~ and 9Th street. Harness and SADDLE Hands
Wantee Also. one good srrsnd Boy. y..,..
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u b 0 MO OOL E4D. l,.l - e.,
- - :. BA LfIhOkB COUNTY, Nd.
ogsns its Seventh Semi spnasl session on the arst
tion: in which : snietig Knsfed number of yonns
gentlsmee are received on terms a. reasonable as
made BY letter or In person to -" y = ~ ''
,..... REV. = Q. 8, YALDRoN,.
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MITCHELL HOUSE
Nl HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

MITCHELL HOUSE
M HOTEL AND REsTAURANT,
(ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,)
462, 464, AND 466 THIRrEEHTH STREET.
The undersigned solicits the patronage of the
public This house has public and private A
Dining Rooms and Lunch Counter; also, aYE.M2
number of light, airy and we'll furnished lE.@H
Sleeping Apartments, BY the week, day or month
1T liberal terms. Its Larder is ne plns xltra and
of the best cooks in the country. Particular attsn
ton has been paid to the selection Of the Bar
room, so hat the most fastidious connoiseur can.
GEO. n. MIrCHHLL, Proprietor.
N. B.-The Eating Apartments are open night
and day. Au IA luH
SOO WASHINGTON, Aug. II. 1861
OUU BOXES SUPERIOR TABL1 CLARIT. Just
GEO. & fHOs PARKER & CO.,
An II ~ 3l3 and 3k5 Pa avenue.
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nj A d s. H O T 1L.
The undersigned takes great pleasure in inform
ing his numerous friends and tue public q 4
generally that he has taken the HOTELHAV
situate on the corner of Tenth and Z sts -. lksA u
hearty opposite Ford's Theater, lately under the
auspices OF Goetz that he has spar cd neither
means TT me in reitting and entirely renoy ating
public with everything usually found in 6rst class
Hotel. Ample accommodations are provided for
transient and permanent Boardsrs ON ressona BILE
terms. The BAR and LARDER viii always contain
the best the ason market affords
keeping is deemed . sure guarantee on his part
that all who extend him patronage will be satisfied
that every thing tending to their comfort will re-
ceive from him undivi led attention,
= CHRISTOPHER MADEs,
au q Inn Proprietor.
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WASHINGTON The ATER.
ELIVENTH sTREIT, NEAR PENN AvINUR.

ae 9-a : 80
WASHINGTON ThEATER,
EIIvENTH sTREIT, NEAR PENN AVENUE.
On WEDNESDAY 1V1N1re. Sent. 9th. "
win bs produced, at An enormous e1 pense, the
Strange, THRILLING, G,SPEcTRALILLUSIoN
STRANGE, THRILLING, Observation-Disclosures
.a.at- ILLU8ORY PHANTOM, a.u -
ifF h'iILLUeoRY PHANTOM, rr
ION ~ populafiy knownas the "a O.
1o GHOST! -. I'D
--.--,s GHOST! r,...z.a,-..,..
GHOST!
which will - employed in the remarkable snper-
natural drama, IN two acts. entitled the
DEATH PEToH OF THE RUINED CAsTLI!
DEATH FETCH OF THE RUINED CASTLE.
DEATH FETCH OF THE RUINED OASrLEi
-'r@ > -rH OR, fHB
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
e., FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
Adnisaion IS. 50 and IS cents. Seats reserved
without extra charge. SEQ
vARIETlE8l vARiETIE8l
Fronting Pennsylvania svenus and Ninth It,
THE GHOST! THE GHOST.
s1rords thr. throvsA Pistols are feed a. it,
bxt acih no e6eet-No mortal poice, can ha,mu
PHANTOM OF THE DEAD SHADOWS or THE GRAVE!
The appearance of the Spectre is 50 real that
.pps.. .eS,ssGs aseS
% a. IL SSay SHs And the
great sensation drama entitled =
THE MURDERERS DOOM,
rspste With incidt nj: In which the great illusion
The great BALLET TROUPE lead by Mons.
ana .hs
sish, Great Dramatic Company, in choice bill every
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. MAJ SIXTH S1REHx.
VIM. \. sinn. .---- Rols Manager and Proprietor
e r. r TONIGHT,
WONDERFUL SPECTRAL ILLUSION!
FEARFUL. MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE!
III THE GHOST!
which has ere ated such tremendous sensation in
Paris, London and New York,
II THE Thrilling DRAMA,
THE S HADES OF DEATH!
1.--A -..l .s A. .---~--~,
MISS MILE FOWLER
The Accom- plished tonsstress and Dsaseuse,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER
The Perfect Formed lmpersonator Of Ststuary,
MISS FANNIE WILSON.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY
EXCELSIOR CORPS OF COMEDIANsl
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Admission twenty five and fifty cents. Doors open
att O'Clock; performance at O'Clock. ss7st
nHUsICAL LxNTERTAINMENT
M EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
Between ~ and 9th streets.
~ Il PM ~ @. n. LIST. Proprietor.
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
Suffers WILL FIND
IL. A. DOWNING Il CO.'S o..
CONCk kNTRATED CLAM
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE FOB
THEIR TRADE. s-eH- 49,
1t sells very rapidly and is the most econ omical
article of diet for the ocers 1t is prepared
in one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder. s-e.- - tevs..
It is highly recommended by Army Surgeons.
The profits are large. For ale BY - 50
d ci-I- BARBOUR & sEMMES, Sole Agents.
IS Louisiana Avenue.
e2-ly Wsshin gton, D @.
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FALL STOCK FALL STOCK. q.
ssAz. VS. have just received a very m
NlrgRE AND SG HhTfdHs Fl
Which We offer at less prices tn they can be pur
chase for in AZ othsr house in the District We
name In part
Marble top Tables Etageres,
Gilt frame Mirrorf Slabs and Brackets
Oval Mirrors,
Marble top Bureaus. Washstands.
sBedste Sds Wardrobes, Tables
Cane sDd Wood seat Chairs. Loun ses
Extension Tables, Walnut and Oak Dinners.
yak Arm Chairs, Ro ,kers,
Oak snd Printed Cottage Suites
Fin Sofas. Cottage Bedsteads, &c, &c,
Feather Beds, Bolssrs and Pillows.
Crocbtry, Glass, and Tin Ware,
Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons.
Buckets, Brooms Baskets.
feAtb er Busters, Dust Pans,
, Flour and Sugar Buckets. d c., &c.
Together with large assortment or Furniture
and II Houtekee ping and Fancy Articles. too nan,er-
BoNTZ GRIFFITH,
SEA colin 3697th street. bet. and K SITS.
L has obtained nom the Orpsans' court Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbis D:
letters Of administration the personal estate OF
Moses Shelton. late Of the county Of Washington,
deesss sssd. All persons having claims against the
tame, vith the vouchers thereof to the bacrber.
on or before the Is day Of August next; they
of ib Sahs sv,s y law be excluded ffo al oensht
ass under my hand thi; s,h qsy Gf
an 19 law3wH ,Ak ~ Administrator.
NJOTICD 81. a.. - ona
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nj S1LBOT SCHOOL ~ s.EE"|
lIlISS N. 8. PR0UT informs her friends aud the
public generally that she viii opan Q peleet School
for Girls the first Monday in September, ct No. ii
street, n sstxssp % q .pd sa xRplications may se
street between I'd and Sd on and after ia at date
at the school room. An 0-eno~
MRS. BURR
1t1 WILL REOPEN
'-.-- HER SCHOOL -.
On MONDAY, Sept 18th
. ~ 39t street. Au 74-eotOctl-
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500 BOXES defs ssa 5a..
'''s's's ''' co.
Srrss.ssWz9Eko Eosk sk1AH zNn t4sHahss t1yGsp5so1 a.
HoBLAhD & ASRIHWaLL; TpI s...L!S;,a gent: :&&e
wsLTEk Z 4 J : parFoA. : 4 . conn.Sd.r, I a
Win bs dispatched
xsdes:asS We . ASsas. z wsdps:a.s ~ ,s Sept. 8
ana s' II tsrVAs OF about SIX weeks from
second cabin. % state room bsrths meals 90 20 '''
1!:s9:ioe sstss: ess :as ss' s:si in the d7.t ana
aes.s 2,.ss Of ssisss fnfsas.
stesrase r % With sa perior .ceomm Cd ations. $S
Price OF passage from Liverpool, same rates as
All fares payable in gold or its equivalent in o.
ZACH passenger allowed 10 cubic feet Of luggage.
An experienced surgeon on board.
Tor p's'Ass 0n'' sHARGss sffiH T. A. wHIrNzy.
Ro%Esssb RsssHsss se; sss
jeis sm 81 south street. New York.
ee@ FRtH74t1dcff UP41cfASs \ co. go
ga -! Pssss3.saI.1 s.szssa 4, Ay.asgs ,na 9,t m
and
1as Pc. s~ssss, s.dsr tee National Hs'sl.
PEBBLE and pxals0oPIo sPEorAoLEs, cor.
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In srsEG variety and stthe lowest Eastern prices.
Wholesale or ret.ii. ~ 2s-n
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- IMPORTERS, ~
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Fine Cutlery, Plated Ware, ioil Metal Goods Ic
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and Solar Lamps, Coal Oil Lamps, Ian
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Goods Packed and Delivered In this Oity and
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIss ROSS WALL RB- -OPIN HHR SCHOOL
.Hl on Wednesday, .september eth, in ope Of the
rooms connected with the First 'Prsaby yterian
Church, on ~ street. French, English and Latin
ukhly tau sht. Entrance 1T fns south gate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

nv Hs. BAkRY, OF NEW YORK CITY, DE
NI sires to inform her fris1 IL snd the public
n At she will open, on the 7tsl Of eepte ber an
EnsIsh and French school for Young Ladies' and
Children, st No 3S3; strset. between l3ta and
Jih streets Circulars can be obtained at the
prineipal bockstores or at Mrs. Barry residence,
452 east 80 street, Capitol Hill. Sc 7w+
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LfRANKLIE ACADEMY, .r +r .ra
r. - 4 SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
SoUfHwRsr coRNkk OF 18TH AND 81 SrRBETs
The next Annual SeRsion will commence on Mon.
day, eept 7th The course Of instruction embraces
the various branches Of 10 English education
MAth ematies, the Greek, Latin, anc Modern Lao.
gusyss For inform nation obtain circulars at the
street.
80 a 2w- [ohron ] 3. B. DETRIoK, Ak.
ST. MAKYs AoADEAY, near Brysnto~n. Nd e,
day in September. Oirculsrs may Be. obtaiued,
slanng terms. by addressing Mrs DANIEL
MAJOR, B1yansown, Charles county. Md.