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ETRo EUM
f" Hickory Farm OIL Company"
GAEAa n ad-.sss- stsoussc'
100000 SHARES OF e5 EACH.
Shares full paid without further assessment,


Pre-ident-CHRISTOPHER TYLER
Secretary Treasurer,
WILLIAM o. jARHfAN ISAAC D. RUSSEE Ii.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p BROWN.
TRUSTEES.
CHRIsT0PHER TTLzB, ,of ChristophsTfyl Ter, GewTOrk.
TH0uAs a. OUHnlINs, OF Thomas A. C1mminsl "
FEAScIs 3. COoLT, late Of Cody, Fsrvell Co"
GEo. II. GROvEs, late OF Groves, Nortrgp, Taylor
Co., New York.
JOHE Y. CLARKE, late Of DRteF Clarke Co., n. 7.
UHARLEs V. FAILE, Of Faile, Williams o.,
ISAAC d. RUSSELL, Of Russell / Irwin Mig. Co.,
JOssPH LARoCQUs, Of BOEdoin, LarOcques Bar
low, New York.
CURTIS G. BUssEY, Of O. c. Husssy 4 Co., Pittsburg,
JErrnA 4. WADE. V. Prcs't Western Union Telo.
graph Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
BAMUEL l.. MArHFR. S6c'y Cleveland Iron Mining
Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
JoHS 3. HEwBERRE, John s. HeVberrys Detroit
Mich.
rTwnsG BROOKS, Pres't EaTmeIJ Bank, salem, %
This Company is organized uDder the laws OF u
State Of New Work, for the purpcse Of developing
tract Of upwards Of two hundred end ninety seven
acres Of land, owned BY thsm in Zee simple, located
10 Ye1anRo county, PsHnsylvBnit, on the westerly
| banks Of Hickory Creek"
| An ample working capital has boen provided for
| BIZ the Company, and chs development Of tbs prop
arty will be prosecuted with the greatest vigoI.
A limited number OF shares Of the Capital Stock
can now be obtained at par on application to NJ
Iron Mining Uompshy,, tIeetfsHf FL tes I SleEslsna
maps eto., etc. con be seen, and euy further uf0r-
/ nation desired can be obtained. no2l:lI9
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The returns from California, Nevada and
Oregon are not as yet complete. when
they are all II, is viii be found that a much
larger vote was polled than is indicated in
the above tabes.
In 1885, tho Toto FOR Fremont was
I,8n,8l25 in 1860 the vote for Lincoln
was 1854, ,528; in 1864 the vote for Lin
cOln was 2,2oz5O2; showing an increase
from 1866 to 1861 of 522, III votes and
Efrom-l861 to 1865, Of 3A,979. The DEM
Ocratic party pollod, in 1856, Ls34.837
vOtess in 1860, 22l8929i il 1854,
1,7sO.474.
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All the Richmond editors have the
'blues' They are all engaged in draw
ing consolation for themselves from the
experience of nations far back in the age
of Thermopyle.
Poor fellows They are obliged to go
back so far or have none.
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Tears at Union Hail.
Those who want Presents should give Us q call
We havs Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poori
All should come TO US and Bargains seeuTei
We have ClLthing for Boys, and Olotht7g for Men,
Many more styles than III now try to pen
Aii 6f 6Sh nisks s. y H si1y ( Is me S5 Sest 5i
We have scErfs and Scarf Pins. Neck Ties and
CravatB,
Shirts, Gloves gnd Collars, suspeaders and Hata,
Half Hose and Handkerchiefs, Wrappers and Draw
eu,
Made ont Of silk, Wool, Merino or Gauze;
And many mole things that are utefnl and nice,
Which for these Zines we'll sell at very low pfiee
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrow may ere mar their fea-
tures;
Tho present for them, which viii give them most
pleasure,
And be in each household blessing ard treasure
Is q EWING MACHINE, one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to 20 sew.
1t is simple, Il Is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine under The sun
Tnen all who want Presents TO UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and prizei most Of ali
Are hose that are pCrohhsed as our famed UNION
HALL
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THE CONFFSSIONS AND Il

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIEECE OF AN IHVALID-Published for the
benefit and as q CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and
others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ture Decay OF Manhood, &c, supplying at the same
time TIE MEANS OF SELF.OTRE. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable qusck-
cry. BY enclosing post-psid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF tle author.
NATHANIEL MATFAIB, Esq,
dsb.Ig4 BROOKLYN Kings county, n. z,
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Or. Cheeseman's pills


vas the eoumencemea OF new era II tho treatment
Of Irregularities and distinctions which have cou-
signed so mang TO premature grave. No female ca
enjoy good health unless she is regular and Whenever
an obstruction takes place the geaeral heElth begins
to decline These Pills form the finest prep tion
ever put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT
SUCCESS. SON'T BE DECEIVED. Take this adver-
tisement TO your Druggist, and tell him that you
want the BEST and MOST RELIABLE MEDICIHE
IN TIE WORLD. which is comprised IN these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. ---f-
have been standard remedy for over thirty years.
md are the most efiectual one ever known for ell
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
are Invaluable, inducing with certainty, priodical
regularity, They are known TO thousands, who have
used them OF d erent periods, throughout the eoun-
trF having the sanction Of some OF tho most emincn
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they sh7uld EoT
be used, with each box, Price 9EE DOLLAR Ter box,
or b=Les for a., containi g 90 % co.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, s cure from obserEa-
ton, By rsIn ting 70 the PrOpritt tors. SuLp B1
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCHISG5 & HILBFER, prop'rs,
/ 81 Codar street, Nov York.
BENTON DUEH4M, and us Superior street,
OieYelauj, Ohio, wholesale Asentsf
dec5 RS Q Odkwsw
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nc Extent of Hood.s perent.

As the details of Hoods defeat come 10
us, It grows more evident that none hsve
been more disastrous since the beginning
Of the war. Hood while in Tennessee did
scarcely no damage to the railroads. That
from Chattanoogs to Knoxville was un-
touched, while that from Nashville to
Chattsnoogs was but slightly damaged.
The chief injury done them was by
Thor.sa himself on his retreat to Nash.
vile, no burning several bridges. The fol-
lowing, by q Nashville correspondent Of
the New York Times, is an estimate of
Hoods losses, including the battle OF
Franklin:
Killed and wounded at battle Of Frank Gil
lin (statsments Of Frank Cheatham ..
Killed and wounded before Nashville on
10Th
Killed and wounded before Nashville on
the 10th W
Killed and wounded subsequently. 2O0-o, IV1
Prisoners taken at battle Of Franklin 1000
Prisoners taken on the 18th inst.........--,2sl90
Prisoners taken on the 18th jqst.....,,,,S,OOg ,,
Prisoners taken subsequently 'oOO'' lSO
ra,,, r.s., ,o............... is1aoo
There have been $500 wounded rebels
at Franklin, which swell our list of cap
tured men to 10000.
Rousseau claims 10 have killed and
wounded 800 at Murfreesboro, and cap
tured f53. This swells the entire rebel
loss to 16, 500.
GUNS CAPTURED.
Cannon csptured on the
/ Cannon captured on the e16th-.......-.--...-..
Cannen captured at
Cannon.captpred subsequently,
Hood has also lost during his campaign
seventeen general officers killed, wounded
and missing, as follows:
KItD.-Major General Cleburne- Brigad.issl
Generals Cranberry, Gist, stahl, Williams ana "A
| ans.
W0uxpED.-hIaior General Brown, Brigadie
Generals Carter, Monisel, ouaries, Coekren ans
Scott,
PafsoSrRs.- dor General Johnston, Brigadie
Generals jackson, Saith, Rucker5 and Gordon
TheTebei General QuaTles, who was wounded
Franklin, has been taken, which swells the list Q
general officers captured TO six.
/ f ll-es------ s-f
Y0lu4rsss Csnsaisn troops to tho ez
|. ts9t s Of siE conip psflsss sbeyo reached Wind
3 .,o s,syd the frontier.
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OtLEYELAND CHERRY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
Lands In Ven ngO County, Pa
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IN 5O,OOO SHARES.
PAR HALUE SO PER STARE.
Shares full paid Without further assessment.
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IN 5O,OO0 SHARE


The present property Of the Company consists 10
q tract Of FIFTY-FIFE AND ONE-HALF AOR IS
IN the immediate vicinity Of Oil Greek, near l)h
City, fronting on Cherry Tree Road, and but a
short distance from several prolific flowing wells.
The objects Of this Company, under its Act. "
Incorporation, embrace the purchase, leasing AMI
holding Of Mineral Oil Lands, raising from the
earth snd otherwiss obtaining Oil, refining and
manufacturing and disposing Of the same, and also
Of leasing out or otherwise disposlng Of any lands
not required for the aetusl use Of tho Company.
B. T. PEIX0TT0, President.
O. KOCH, TTeasursT-
EDWARD BUDWIGi seoTstarTs
UsTEEs.
D. r. PEIXOFTo, OF Davis, PsIxotto Co
EDWARD BUDWIG, Of s. Fhorman %.
OHAs. BRATENAHii, OF Brstenshl Brothers.
O. KOCH, Of Koch, Levi i Mayer.
B. O. YATES, Of Tod, Yates %.
MANUEL HALLE, of Halle & Co.
s. MANN. Of s. Mann.
A limited number Of Subscriptions viii be be re-
csved at Three Dollars per Share By application a.
the Ohics Of the Company, corner Water Vnd supe-
rior streets where maps etc, ETC., car DO seen ana
any further Information desired can be obtained.
deoTIef 4
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The cOmbiuati II of Ingredients in these Pills is the
result Of q Ion I'D extensive practice. They are
mild in their .eration and cannot do harm to the
most decaa certain in correcting all Irregularities
P iniui MenstrustiJns removing all distinctions,
whether froai cold or other,ise, headas e. pain In
affections Mysteries, fatigue. pain In the back and
imbs re-, dis urbed sleep, which atisa from inter
m aticn Of nature - -
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Inc command at JoiinsOn's Island

We copied few days since from the
Ssndusky PegisteT q correction Of the
rupnor that Colonel Hill had been super
seded in command at Johnson's Island by
Colonel Wisewell, of the Veteran Reserve
Corps. who ranked him. The following Is
! e6pv Of the Adjutant Generals despatch
"a Colonel hin, on the sdbjeeti
tThe President assigns you TO tho CONF
= T.l.-..r,. IaIand alfhnIrrh Nnn
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
"A VESTMEHT. Tho ugjcrsg gnsd, being dosir-
Gus of concentrating their business 10 their new
works on the A. & G. " Railway,
OFFER FOR SALE
THEIR OIL REFINERY,
On the corner OF ohio sEd CGnnz Sfs.,
IN THIS CITY,
Thess works zfe Ia exooii5nt fuiining. der with
capacity for 40 bbls cruds Oh per day. and are
-fss-sol-la-d r-ifh tools tanks and storage,
bLLEh ElSIIR nEl
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gpsflal LILLE,
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS

l~LNlalJNlJ OI TIE \ NllIs VO-l
Seminal, Urinary and ssxusl organs-nss and re-
liable srestneat-in reports Of the Howard Asso-
LAtlon-scat BY mall In sealed Iesters, envelopes
ree Of charge. Address Or. J. J.sKIILEN HOUaH-
roH, Howard Association, No. South Ninth St.,
PhIladephiA, Pa. aarso:Ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

Seven millions Of dollars hara Loqn
spent IN Chicago during the past year in
the erection Of buildings. This exhibits
an extraordinary increase.
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GIutAEug.

WE WILL SELL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, our heavy stook Of SURT0UT
OVERCOAr5 and SACK OYERCOAT5, st COST.
large stock Of Business Suits, English Walking
Coats, Sack Goats, black Frock Goats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We will give great bargains in Under Gar
ments and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Our Custom Department Is row complete in every
partculsr 5. MANN,
| deeI5 Is2 Superior st., opposite Bank st.
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For general information we publish be-
low the dates of the secession Of Southern
States from the Union
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ISAAC A. ISAAUB UNION HALL,
sols Agent for the sails Of Singers Celebrated ssW'
lag Machines, stOrr's Autonaton PrszsGAr,
Sua stroag's Pstent Army Bsd-Trank,
cornsE Superior and Uulor-stS,
~ Look ont fer the Giauts.7HS- dec2l
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TRIUMPH OIL COMPANY,
m pIrrsRHRGH- pa
Capital Stock. 100000
working Capital 10000
100000 Shares, Sc Eaon'


Capital Stock, 100000
working Capital $4,000
10000 Shares, Sc EACH
The pr,uerty OF this Company oompIises tracts
Of OH Lands, Amounting IN the aggregste 20 neariy
Seven Huadred Aerss, between four and hve nun
dred Of which Is IN Fee Simple and at this time Is
mora than sufficient to pay nl0Hthiy dividend OF
Ttco per Cent. on is CapiiaI. as every tract en-
braced in this Schedule Is contiguous to large pro.
ducing interests, and the grtateT portion tree of
1 tfRoyslty," it Is eonhdsntly and reasonably eE;
pected that with working fund OF EGtB Tholssls
Dollars for the future development Of their prop tl9'
the dividends Of the Company will shortly b hfss
ly increased AS Sg, Paying IHrestHssis, 49,
permanent or for speculation merelys y -
! the Inducements offered By this CemPeny - - ~.
ond 20 mona Parficulrr afeaii6l y aSkel 70 me
ouantitv ouallty and location oi the lands o. tnls
Company more fully described IN pfos peotls u
med bV the Conpsny, fully describing tae Pf9ksL-
| IT, which can be obtained az th9 DahAilS ~ -
20 A. READ 4 90 +, % SUPERIOR street, Who are
sufborl to rsceigo subscriptions for limited
| amount Of Stock. lsl9-l92 -
OIL-5OO BBLS. BEST CARBON
1 )On for sale at MARSHALL, BARKWILL
| co.'s, No. ia Superior street, deozs,A94
TAMILY DYE COLORs-A FULL
| assortmont Of these coIorE. Every family can
| Dive their own goods at very small cost me col
orr are bright and durable, and effect great saw
ing bv nsfiug old garments look ~ good as new
Pc. 81 I'D Is cents per package. Ter aals b
CHUROHILH 4 BROtHARp
1 AN les Ontario street.
TCOHOL-FOR SALE AT THE
~ 4NOAOL- r
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9rnfegsInnaI.
CTEWART, RIDDLE & co.

QTEWART, RIDDLE & 90,
LATE STEWART = sTKvEEs
Attorneys and COunseIIOrs at Law,
No. AL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
VIII attend TO business in the Supreme Court,
Court, Court Of Clsims, the Circuit and District
Courts, before the several Departments, the
LAND PENSION, PATENT, AND INDIAN BUREAUS
END IN CONGRESS.
JOS. B. STEWART, A.. a. RIDBLE, O.. =. ETEvESF.
ools:Rs a
DR. A. g. HART, (Late Surgeon 4lst
DO. v I. } University Heights
q Office and Residence Seneo& Street Road flurih
housebsl0W Oak Grove H0use. dr,QlQ3
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sniFt @ol1aee.
ADQUABTBRs F0F

| i So - 80 > 49, z
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RaI.,gaus.
A TLANTIO AND GKEAT WESTBRE
a RAILWAY.

FaII and WInbbf AFIdu UMbHt,
Takes Eject Monday, NoUsz5er 2sth, 1884.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY betz--
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
tiDAY ExPREss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
sdl at $50 A. n, arrives at Meadvilie at 2tc P.
Dlnner1 Salamanca at 6;65 P. NJ, (Si ,epins ta-Fl
and New York at l;l0P. n.
tsSIaHT EXPREss," leaves OlfveisIri lsatuTnHSa
sxospted) at 9:I5 P. n, sleeping Cars sttachet1
arrives az MeadVille at 1:20 A. NJ, salamanca a
$50 A. n, ard New York st 10sS0 ?. II.
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Aud ssory variety Of goods pertaining tosl9l
brauch of business sold by them 1T prices thstSl
hotra favorable comparison With ory ether rella
~ to1s. il tha cffy. mTls
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REHABILITATION.
The following table gives the vote for
President il 1864, as compared with that
cast in 1860;
1864. 1850.
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-Ou.-5OO BBLS. BEST CARBON
OOn for salo at MARSHALL, BARkWLLiIL5 WILL
co.'s, No. ia Superior street. decze.lS4
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The Pi esidentlaI Election of 1861.
Nearly complete official returns of the
late Presidential election show the follow
ing result
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Totsl., ,sO7, ,5O2 l,7s0, 40 SEA. .523 2,Il9, ,iSs
Majority ...--. 4zTso32 Majority. 2S4 9l3
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SPICES. EXTRACTS.

FEAs OF THE FINEST QUALITY
Selected With great care;
FTgARS, q every grade COFFEE
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z D Q G a T I 0 n a L !,
ST. MARY's ACADEMY,
NO. ~, SOUTH WASRINaTGN 81:
MISS M a ROACH. PRINCIPAL

THE eighth annual course Of i:1structio1 VII
( be con2mancei a; tho aboVo Institution on slAs
18th Of Sel'ce22taI 22eo= At #n!<h s!2a : II <1&-
sirable :h:st ali should b. present Wlo propose
to enter AS she course Is s. l1@. "nt:a1oe 1t
its opening ;snoc essay % secure it. Et1l &dE@n
tages. All the usual Hng1is!l branches. incllt-
ding thorough examination Of 4he Nati1r;l!
Sciences the Classcal and u:he,2atioa! Studies
and the Modern languages ere anbl:accd II tElet
general course, to which tho best efforts q I've
com potent instructors Will be devoted.
Tapestry ard Ornamental n e~dlework viii
receive especial attention from the principal.
Music, Drawing ans Painting viii De c~ntj1'-
l2ed IS heretofore st professor $ charges.
aue 22-tf
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gElHE exercises uf MISC MARKS SEMI

gENHE exercises If MISC MARKS SEM L
4 NARY wilt be resumed on Tedas< dug, tho
14tb # September. A. the improvement oE the
students is greatly promoted BY co.nan> zcing
with the classes; it is essential (as far rs Is prac~
ticable) that all should be present at the open
ing Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
TO return will pl ase make an early application.
Miss Nj. hopes to have efficient aid und Will
spare no pains in the faithful! discharge Of her
oner,us and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence, "a
King street. aug l9-toctl
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Georgetown, : ept. Its

DARN, WOOD AND BILLIARD TABLE
l. FOX SATELLITE advertiser has for sale
farm in Prince George county, Nd; distant
from Washington II miles and miles from on
the Alexandria Ferry, containing a n.y. aGGos ov'
LING HOUSE, containing nine rooms, la aai
Barn, Stable, Tobacco House ard cabins:
The cleared land is good, and has been cult
waited in Tobacco }, Wheat Corn and Grass, an ID
the wood land, of which there, is about A?V
the finest Der in the country. This farm
can be bought for CASH for less than the build
ings and fencing are worth, if early applica-
tlon is made.
Ihav4 also about 500 cords Of Wood for sale
Standing mostly pine on the Potomac, w1 h,1
II miles of Alexandria, and the longest maui
to the river will not exceed Of ., mile. Also
an excellent Billiard Table-wooden bed tor
sale great bargain. Address through Ale1~
sadsia ?. O.. WILLIE sep 1b-e
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GOLD.
GOLD.
New YORK, Sept. l8.-Go!d, to-day, 1928.
BY THOS. BOWLING, AUcT1oNEER,
GEORGETOWN, D. c.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY in Alexan lria county, VIZ
gina, about two miles from Georgetown d. c..
By virtue of a deed of trust from John Biech-
Ter, dated June 6, A: D. 1859, and recorded in
Alexandria county Record n Liber T Nos,
page sol, shall sell at public sale to the high
est bidder on Tuesday, the nth day Of O. 0eto-
Bowling, in Georgetown, D. c., at ten clock,
A. NJ, those two certain tracts or parcels OF
land known as lots Nos. and 9, in plat OF
division, among the representatives OF braham
and Isaac Birch, recorded in the same records
in Liber R. No. q page IS, with the buildings,
Improvements and appurtenances.
Lot 6 contains twenty acres. and lot tour
acres arc the two parcels adioin, and will re
sold together. The farm is about two miles
from Georgetown, and had farm house ana
other buildings upon it. ,,,
The terms Will be cash, and 500, will be re-
CURED at the time of the sale-the residue
when rhe deed is ready foE delivering and con-
veyance and stamp at cost Of purchaser
FRED w. JONES, Trustee.
THOS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
$50 GAMER ON STR EFT.

fTNHE third annual session, Of the above
/ school, will be opened on II esdoy, septsan.
Der 18th under the mana cement Of MISS
PARRDTr, who can, with confidence refer to
her former patrons Besides the usual Eng
lish branche. Of solid instr uction in female ed
ucation, Music and French will be taught,
For terms apply a. above. aug % If
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MAIL LINE BETWEE

HAVIVG heen awarded the contract for
III carrying the mail between this city and
Washington, the undersigned haa put on the
route new and comfortable COACH, for the
acconmo dation OF travellers
The Coach will leave at o'clock ..vAry mora
ing for Washington, arriving there il time 20
connect with the trains going north, and at
night will leave tho Depot in Washington, on
the arrival Of the . clock train. Thu: persons
living in Alexandria and iourneying north or
returning will always be sure Of q safe and
speedy conveyance to md from Washington.
~ Passengers for the North at @ clock in
the morning viii! be called for. by leaving their
name and place Of residence at the office Nc
7 south Pitt street.
sept 14-1m EDWIN r. MAYHEM.
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AiARINI'S
DANCING ACADEM Y,

145, King St., Bet St. A saph and Washington.
DROF MARINI respectfully announces to
i his patrons and the public in general, that
he Will resume his classes on Monday, heptem-
Der Both
DAYS CT TUITION:
For Young Ladies', Misses snd Masters,
every Monday and Wednesday, from to Z.
NJ: for Gentlemen, from s to 10 z. H.
nks~ For particulars see circu ars, to be had
at French's Book Store, or at the Academy du-
ing school hours. sep l2-tf
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TIE WHISKY TRADE OF LLLINo1s.-A cor
RESPONDENT of the Philadelphia Enquirer
writes from Chicago:
s.Tbe extent of the whisky trade in this re-
con may !e inferred from few facts It IS
ee.t;mated that at least S. 600 600 is invested
- his article in Chicago, which Is held M
sneculatioo, One firm in this city paid the
large sum Of 1878, 232 in the shape Of taxes ,o
the United States government for the year
ending July lat, 1864. And it is understood
that the same firm cleared at least 81 100000
m Il transactions in whisky during that time.
firm in Peoria in this State paid 1854. 1856
70 the government FIR the same period This
town, of nearly 20, 000iDhabi,ants, is built up
on whisky suppose more is manufactured
there than at any point in the West, unless
Chicago exceeds it, which doubt. Oyer ore
halt it's entire business is in this article. In
mense fortunes have been made in the last
twelve months
The New York World in an article ON the
debt Of the U. S. says: ''rhe small State of
Rhode Island has war debt Of 100000
Connecticut 100000, besides town debts,
and from. these specimens some idea may be
formed Of the war debt Of the loyal states,
counties, &c., to say nothing of the large
debts which some Of them owed before the
war. Two thousand millions Is small esti-
mate for all these; and thus if the war ends
on the 18th of March next we shai! have snug
little debt Of S., 500, 100000, equal to two
thirds of the whole property OF the loya! states
IS given in the Bankers Magazine, and to more
than half Of the same property AZ stated ID the
census report.