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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

A New YoRK correspondent has seen the
belle Of the season at Newport on the beach
"in blue flannel bathing dress and panta-
lettes, minus waterfalls, rats, mice, honitop,
and email de Paris" and expiates on the
contrast,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

BosroN, Aug. IA fire broke out last
night in the granite block known as the Com
mercial Block. The fire was principally con-
fined to Nos. 1913 and 130 Commercial street.
The loss is not estimated, but tits covered by
insurance
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A custom-House MIXED up with a
nanE

CINCINNATI, July Sl.-A dispatch from
Memphis to the Gdsette reports the seizure
Of the Commercial Bank Of that city, and
the discovery Of dcfaloation in the custom
house. ...
It Is supposed that the money which should
have been In the custom. house had been used
by the bank.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

Moran, selling liquor to soldier; hned $40.
Fourth Precfnct-Mark Noble, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed Albert Doty, do. do. WIN.
Wilson, workhouse. Richard L. Meredith drum
kenness; Is. Sarah Ross, throwing slop in the
street; $3.50.
Eighth Precinct = James Liverpool, selling
liquor on Sunday; fined $50. 90. Frank Payne,
throwing stones u. 90. Mary A. Graham, drunk
and disorderly; fined $500.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

A number Of leading railroad men from
the South are in Washington on business
connected with their respective companies.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

On Thursday next the congregation Of st.
Paul's English Lutheran Church, give an ex
cursion to Glymont. The number Of tickets Is
limited. The boat will make two trips, at 81
A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ, returning by moonlight
A very pleasant time is anticipated.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

CRIMINAL CoURT-Jndge Wykie.-(Na-
thanel Wilson, ESQ.,, Assistant District Attorney,
prosecuting.)
George Coyle indicted for the larceny Of horse.
NOlie prose1ut by United States attorney.
James A. Keirman, alias James McLaug ghln,
Punchy McLauglin, indicted for assault and bat
tery with intent to kill Sarah Hoye, his WIFE
Verdict, guilty Of assault only. Adams for de-
fence.
Mary A. Wilmington indicted for larceny ;
verdict, guilty; sentenced to Albany for one
year. Noile prOsequi In another case against
her.
John oualls, alias John white, indicted for
stealing u horse from L. NJ. Chaplin. Case on
trial
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

SELLING LIoUoR.-Mr. Moran was ar
rested yesterday by officer Harper, Of the Sd Pre-
cinct, for selling liquor to soldiers Justice
Buckley fined him $40.
James Liverpool was arrested by officer Carey,
Of the Sth Precinct for selling liquor on Sunday.
Justice Handy fined him $50. 90.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

ORPHANS CoURr-Judge PWeeH.-Thc
will Of George W. Mitchell was fully proven al
admitted to probate.
The hrst and final account Of Samuel Pun.
phrey, administrator Of VIM Downs, was ap-
proved and passed.
The will Of VIM. T. T. Mason was fully prove
and admitted to probate. Letters were Issued to
N. Carol Mason, executor.
Letters testImentary were issued to Eleanor
Mitchell, executrix Of George W. Mitchell.
Letters testamentary were issued to Charles
A. Poor and VIM. A. Poor, executors Of Charlotte
Poor
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-This morning, in
tho Criminal Court on motion Of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Wilson, James NJ. Latta was ad :
mitted an attorney aud counsellor Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

A CENSUS has just been taken of the in.
habitants of Cleveland, from which it ap-
pears that the population is now so, 500, an
increase of II, ,606 in iye years.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

GRAND GERMAN PIcSIc.-The German
friends are to have grand picnic this afternoon
at the National Brewery gardens, head Of New
York avenue, for the benefit Of one Of our Orphan
Asylums. There will be singing by several
German societies, dancing, and various amuse-
ments peculiar to Fatherland. OF course, king
lager will preside, and a goodly quantity Of the
frothy fluid will be quafied.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

TEN thousand freedmen and their families
are farming for themselves in the neighbor.
hood Of Yicksburg,
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So A Friend In Need = Those
quiring confidential medical assistance sho
apply to some regular educated physician v
has made certain diseases his special stu
such man is DR.. DARBY, who is daily cur
numbers Of both sexes, and every age, who
been to all the self-called doctors In this ci
and spent valuable time and money, with I
benefit until he took charge OF them. His tel
are more moderate than those Of mere boast
pretenders, whose only purpose Is to fleece
Unfortunate, and then advise them, whom
almost too late, to apply to him.
Call on him at once, or you may regret IL
Afterwards. Dr.. DARBY,
No 400 Seventh street, between D and
streets, Washington city. fel81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

For HoNE.-General Nc 'Laughlin's bri-
gade Of the LIST division, 9th corps, composed Of
the 10Th aud 5sth Massachusetts regiments, left
10. ho:ie last evening.
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Receipts from Internal Revenue.

lhe receipts from internal revenue yester-
u"y amounted to S1,693, 47O.75, making the
total receipts for tho month of July $2l, .
603, 47O.7J
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body in ave minutes, without injury to the ski
by UPHAM's DEPILATORY POWDER. Ask
send for UPHAA's DgPILATORY POWDER, and tai
no other. Price 81. Mailed to any address
o.. 25, by 8. @. UPHAM, % South Eighth strei
Philadelphia, Pa. soldby s. @. FORD, 300 Pen
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
Ap29 mthds3m
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MARRIED.

On Monday the Slst July, by Rev. DR., Ghoeen,
HRsRY W. RIoHARDsoS 10 Miss l.. =. PAYSTBR, all
Of Washington city. 3tN
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On Monday there were l3! feet Of water in
ths Ohio river AZ Wheeling
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AS-Notice.-The Annual Meeting of
the stockholders Of the Potomac Ferry Company
for tine election Of directors, will be held at the
banking house Of the National Bank Of the Me-
.rOpcliS on Wednesday next r hTsgss q from St0|
6p. m. u. HUTCHlNSON,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Washington, July 81, 1855. jySl-td
As- Massachusetts Military State
AGENCY REMOVAL. aud after MONDAY,
January lst, 1855, the Massachusetts, STATED
Agency will occupy Its new rooms In the Ma
fondL Intelli0encer Building, second floor, cor.
ner Of Seventh and D streets, Washington, d. G.
Massachusetts, soldiers and citizens are invited /
Advice and assistance sysH SishGqs charge
de3l-n Lieut.. Col. and State Agent
aS- The EARLY Physical Degcneracy
Of the American People, and the early melan-
choly decline Of childhood and youth, just pub
lished by DR.. Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung
and Hygienic Institute.
A treatise on the above subject, the cause o.
nervous debility, marasmus, and consumption
wasting Of the vital fluids, the mysterious and
hidden causes Of palpitation, impaired nutrition,
and digestion.
Fail not to send two red stamps, and obtain thi'
book.
Treatment sent by mail and letter as usual.
Address Dr. ANDREW STONE,
jy2o-ly No. 23 Fifth street, Troy, N. Y.
AS-The Japanese Hair stain COlori
the HAIR, WHISKRRS, and MoUSTACHEa beau
tiIul black or brown. It consists Of only one pre-
paration. Color will not fade or wash out. only
90 cents q box Mailed to any address ior 10 cts.
bys @. UPHAM, % South Eighth street, Phila
delphia, Pa. Sold by s. G. FORD, 800, Penn,
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
ap29 9-mth&s3
=, .sPeople': TeiesEsGTn. :; - New E1: EiFs
and to important points. Washington 0fhces
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, OIL Ninth street
(west side,) corner Pennsylvania avenue an
Sixth street, under National Hotel, and corne
Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury build
ing. CHARLES b. MOVES,
febl6-u Manager Of Washington District.
AS- New York State soJdiers' Agenc
removed 2s3 street, between Twelfth and Thir
teenth streets. All information Of interest
value to the soldiers Of New York, or the
friends, furnished gratuitously upon aPplicato
at their new rooms, either in person or by lette
No. 2sS = street, between Twelfth and Thid
teenth streets. mil -satutbu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

The value of property in London is esti.
mated Vt 1900, 600, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

As- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. a
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
Urinary aud Sexual Systems. Sent free
sealed envelopes. Address, DR.. J. sKIL
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadel
Ps. mhSfl
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Dedication Of the McDonogh Monu-
ment at Greenmount Cemetery.

Quite number Of persons assembled yes
terday afternoon ut Greenmount Cemetery to
witness the dedication Of the above monu-
ment, the exercises of which were opened
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Brown, after which
His Honor, Mayor Chapman, introduced John
II. d. Latrobe, Esq, who, as previously an
nounced, made the dedicatory address. Mr.
Latrobo eulogiIod at length upon the moral
worth and value Of the life Of the person
whose memory the monument erected was
intended to perpotuate, beginning at his
youth and following him up through the
various vicissitudes Of life, stating in sub
stance that spirit Of morality, charity, and
love of country characterized his every step.
In the war of 1912 Mr. McDonogh was
found battling for his country, and in every
pursuit of life his great object was to do good
to his fellow.man and in his charity (Mr.
Latrobe stated) he was no respector Of color.
He also stated that he was the owner of q
large number Of slaves and by giving them a
certain time to work for themselves, enabled
them to purchase their freedom, teaching
them at the same time the various duties that
would devolve upon them when free, as their
intention was to embark for Liberia rs soon
us that time had expired. As stated by Mr..
Latrobe, tho deceased took an active part in
the welfare of the colored race, his parting
nd t. To art frnu ha
,rh;,o No., III r. lad ostha;r eathars ,,
NJ MoDnnonh nsver married and M hi.
J.a,b hav;nd No ;mmod;nts he;rs and bsv;n9
accumulated vast fortune by his industry
bsar, saws n syc.nt ,er,.;e bsnnssts to tbs
c;,jas as p.i,;rnra anS No,v ol,oans ~ ho
exn.nd.d for M. nnrrosa ~ sdnoat;na tbs
ornhan and rocommond.J tbs RIM 20 ha nsaS saS
os a te2t. hoax in tho schools bs intsnJsd T b;s
monsy to snnnort and aISo tba, zeal n,,s;o
sbonI3 hs tanSht thers;n a. he SsamaJ 30
no n lover of that brancb os mus;c M
Latroba snoLo for ths sn.c. oT ahor, ono
bour tho abovo ha;ng o,iy tbs s,bst .nco oJ
n few sxtrscts "
The wboIe nmount of monov bsousatbad IN
Baltimore bv the will os M Mad ia from
Eve 10 six hundred tbo,sand JoIi.rs nrn'
ducine an ANIMAL income of from thi,ty In
thirty.6ye thousand dollars which will be
expended for educational pnpnoses
The monument with bedsstaI IL If fact
in height and the statue 7 feet making n
in all 20 feet intbe;gbt II Ia constrnciea NJ
finely finished marble the sto,uo nressntino
quite a tasteful speeimen of art r. S
Lind was the architect, Jas T. Randolpb
the sculptor, and d. Maxwell the manufac.
turer of the marble work. The monument
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Hrs.z & fsors.-we have not thought j.
worth while TO- waste any words upon The o.
reer Of this man "a no hes been 70 long ambi-
tieue, in American Congresses. Of playing Ther
so'te. The roer eres,u,e j. at the end # bis
te,her. aad' cory figure does he exhibit. H.
has cent forth n,snifesto from his place Of
rsiuge in London. abusive Of Davis, deuouseing
t1e eonfe dersey, ssserti, bis consistent Union.
i,no. and making n. Oldest suggestions to Lincoln
as ts The proce,ss. he .hould employ for stiAipg
the rebellion, in the cancellations Of the South.
.HeFsoreses that s]avsry shall be <ztipsi. shall
ces.< TO e 'iegsi end, on the lst Of January,
= ssto. He sayaet q sfsin', sny short cut to that
leL .Rss conshun .sien. His psensncismente is
as '.!d.s@tsAy T.. vss .tvtr seLe of:lhe. Neai
esp. Il sH< dssssa the Gr.srezors and To:
nsntea, - "a;
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Saturday Mornias, April :22, 1865:

The. Assassination Of President Line San:
Our te legrsphio columns win afford! all the
particulars which have reached us touching the
assassination Of President Lincoln in the. theatre
at Washington. The event will hardly pffect
the relations Of The two countries. The blow
which struck down Seward. if delivered fiye
years ago, might ha-e Aaved tfie Nofsh its liber.
ties, and perhaps averted bloody war; I'm
which both countries have lost thcusands of
precious lives, thousand times more valuable
10 society than all tke Stewards in the world.
It will be but little improvements in the condi.
tion Of either section that Any johnson sue
cesds to Lincoln, he muet be simply tool in
the hands of the experts by whom he will Be
surrounded. He win Be satisfied no doubt
with any policy which does not deny him h is
custosnary etcmachi:s, When such men. ss
Ii neoip and Andy johnson Became 70 lifted
Into the seats Of Washington. and jefferson. the
eginning Of the end. vas reached. The re-
public did not need bloody war Cor it's final
!; overthrow. The rest-,is onty question Of
time. Complications confusions sunderings
seceesions. mobs and sall rner of violence
and crime nuet be natural -coneeeuents> >uror
that general d.mCralization of people which
el evn,es The ape. the wolf TIE cur, The brute
in to- the pedesss1s of ancient emisence and
8 lory. The trnii Of the serpent is over them
all The .etm is-uppermos They have filed
their minds 10 the condition of their hands,
nd tlsese ara emeared with oil the filth Of craft
a. nd crime, 10 cay nothing of the blood of their
brethren.
H1nHr s. Feorr.-We have not thoueht !,
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eurTn1 CousszI1Ep.-1heY Y .nkee authoti,;",
in Charleston, By Proclamation. al. entry :.tins
coffee to 60 to works They piteously pie al to
hi" TO RENE mber 'hss heis now !. freeman;
ttsy define fer him freeman IL one who mus,
earn his bleed BY the sxeat If his eiow--,he
n'o.s narrowing and astonishing information
that codess stsnaacl. could receive. It is grsle.
fulto perceive thst the csanmandant admits Ike
inI Iessibiii,y' ifne, impr.prie,5. Of attempting
to run counter TO the lsw Of aod-i. e., in the
case Of cuffse. Tho Yankee makes NO such
sc1a1.s.ion. j" bn ows ease. Briefly. cuffee is
told 10 60 to the keid. and. take .ur his hca
ag"ir. liif ides uf being Idle Is town, ~ u,
'I1'ef Of freedom, lie ignored q. toto.
Zen, B+tse, =. hK. .H-ld District. a de-
s'rter, ~."t.tsy k.;;ed il. .etfsrirx 4ss,staree .
'te 'qn'" mt fsr b. srr..s.
III. Ct'' .-:"r Theatre w.s atsophted {,
rs-n er 'hs NIB. - she 1s'h, WITH Teh.ps
s.hftaa: ca 30 "a: @.set Neu, =
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4 PnslAA1rxo1i,r. AND. \ MrAn1nror orx-A
D':I: I,l,tI. las.r az! sikird. tOt lie Kind 10
:.7.s:.le uIr,e 1;n,h ,.t., lu, disIL1i III.
s4s:].s .ptA.,. lis l,.ih.r i,ier Z. snd 40.
eiai. ttiett. A.,r;ha.i e is like the rotstc--
:ei x I'D asil.s;sr. t,tfi1+. sut good to the
.tf lsilirIs ft:r r<sel- lif ns.ner I'll
'lFrt 81, d t!Gfn.. RID his verde e~-et juice,
Y; rs eh' ait IL l.. rits ss,cLe. let n. :resd
4 9sltarrs.'..f. Il, and fall into :he hand. Of
-sanshrSpe...- caa,lss heads.
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AoRf Ruxcas OF 'lx1x1vxH4IoN.-TheL Lon.
don correspondence Of tho New York Vsndi
cater contains evidence of the most startling
character with re gard to the questien of foreign
Intervention; but to our min d the most augees-
tive eirenmttaace ID tho appointment Of Count
de Msnthole. from the Imperial Court of
Mexico ~ M;nister Of France 10 the United
Statss.- There seems to be special purpoee in
this; and the whole stair has, it is ssid. created
. feeling al great uneseiness in a5finistrative
circles At KeaAington, II il regarded By many
- . direct xrebnke Of the dsAy Of Mr. Lincoln
in recognizing. the Empire Of Mexico. hich
ha.'been tscognizea by aearly -aA the Govern
msnts Of Europe.
The last ,Sriivsl from HavanS, dated from
that city, March: 2e. gives the following piece
of intelligence. which adds another is the aany
reports we have had recently. all css6. n,ins.
more or lees, tile cesfdent expectations enter
tanned Of the ipmineaee Of foreign insersen
tioD:. -:
"Msxinisian is to reecssise in uned;s.siy ,b,
sou,hesAa Confede,acy. s16 :cse~ n. thtn. the
port Of Tsmpieo. or some -oaber. in which v
carry their prizes. there t. bs a3jLdicatsd ALI.
sold" .
We give this report ~ithou, xeo.i.ins for ,t..
acctracy; lut Il 10 fact tLatfle EDni- r. e.k
nition'ty sbe Wsshi, Ct Oh Adn.in'str rxi.ib ci .i
Mexican Empire kAs been Productive p, v-r%
unpleasant leehre. on tie lx,t II Al1 $50:
-tewaId d. the United States.
fAmoxea fk'asesraio~el.~',.
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Errors Of F69 N. -

0atse irors in the conception GA nSds foa
sarrying on the war with the YanEses are oil
| the growihsof West Point. The .yole. in .tia,
Eschoot tina;sted upon artillery and engineering,
all TIE oahezE departments being sabordinate
and tlis was quite true and proper. no, doubt
Fin recognition of the necessities Of European
nrfare-a country 81 vast plains and open
battle fields, densely populated, with walled
towns and scientific defences- But in esun.
|try Ike ours of dense thicket, <internihahle
swamp, NO important and well defended ettts
we mi ght and should carry on the. war for q
thnss and years, yet never suffer from a sirgle
field of slaughter. 4 handful of senninoles,
h ard1y twelve hundred, baf1ed for FIVE years
all tho a,1rs of The whole United States. The
red men were not ambitious Of the glories ol
Eurepenns ar; fortunately. they did not know
The use Of ar tillery, and stil more fortunately
had q Sae wit which &c. encdmber them They
ha d, lsekily neither eemmiseafiat nor a omar
ter masters department There was no, specu
lat iela meng their few ofhcials They attempt
ed. to f.rtify no place: and contented them.
,seivss vi 18th such fights only as enabled them to
h"fA.i and cut cf parties. when the enemy
was loo strepg openly to BE- encountered.
BrieA =, The Seni1ol<s did what We scorned tc
do-r'ed.ssheir natural xesourees Of courage
Gu nrig, setivas-the cover Of their forest.
the riflc, the marsh taekey, and little sagtS-,
mite in their Germ pouehs.. They bad nc
wa gems, 10 teams, to be captured. They car
risd five days provisions in their haversaeks
when these gave out. slipped back int their
fast nesses. until new supplies spuld Be sroual
and psrched. And -now, with three hundred
thousand able bodied men. adepting1hs Semi
ole process in thieket, swamp and mountain
why any negotiation whish sseures aa less than
iudeceAdcnc3f Si.s-
AoEE RpNcas OF 'lx111yES1IoN-1he Lon
don cofrespon1epcs Of tho New York Yindi
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FrowErs AND FRu1r.-Even in't this desolats
den of ours, we get an occasional boon of flow
ers; roses, red and white and rare and shrub
of q sweet beyond compare; some from a lady.
young, and fa;17-sozae from strong man with
Whitley brown hoir; and even as we write, with
the atmosphere turned from the co,nmon TO
'Eden. cir. our better fat@ have eentrived to
dish ua, with saucer Of strawberries; ripe and
d eloipue; sent from fair hans, not too cffcicws;
nd fer all these blessings aud fruits and,flow
ers, ,bethanks sent up from this den of ours.
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Laoca1s sIte1ns.
: Tba sfa.e Of tls.vpolamdia. Pasrssaa. IS, &, a
Gates street, second door from Plain, = -

ecnT osDls ANcz.--Eye are r.qassesd to aa-
vIse the public thu. s,ec city sautborites are re
solved to- enforce, the ordinance against hogs
and goats running at large in this city.
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Resolutions of City Council
[. The following resolutions have besp adopted
ty theCity Council Of Columbis, at a. recent


r Resotvea, That a petition be drawn up to lay
befors the present General Assembly for au>
thority to issue bonds. with or without the
guaranty Of the State, in a-eum Rot exceeding
q .oOo. 900, for the purpose Of aesieting our
citizens, in rebuilding the city; as. frsm the
great calamity that has como upon our resi-
denta. suffering is inevitable, unless aid is OBJ
tainsd Fl ON the city and State: and which can
loss 10 either. 80,
Resolyed, 7 hat application be made to the
Legislature so to amend. our charter NJ to en-
power the City Council, from time to time, to
borrow money as the necessities Of the city
Re.ol.ed. That our agent. be directed to lssy
before tho General Assembly the great destit,-
ton Of rnsny Of the residents of the city, COM
posed largely of refugees from the lower part
OF the State; and TO recommend that prompt
snd activs Measures be taken TO make provi.
sion fer the snppost:of life.
!. Rsso3sed That Assitant Mayor J. G. Gibbes
be appointed = apsciai agent for the pr.ten,a-
t'on Ct these ;,esola1tions to the General Aseem.
bly,, and the better to urge their consideration
upon the membear. = :. :.
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. III: Chr .-:"E Theatre w.s all
-s-r - 'ks n::..As. - she 1s'h, vi
S.nfeaa: c; 30. ~; ;@set keu, =
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Columbia Female Academy.

Columbia Female Academy.
YTNHE exercises Of tits Institution will be
:! resumed on the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER. Parents wishing to enter their
daughters as pupils, ore REQUESTED TO make
early application to the principals.
JANE II. REYNOLDS,
..ug SOPHIA II. REGEQLn3.