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Ladies' Goat Bslmorals for -, Kid Shoes
81 50; Mons Boots 50 50 70 81 90; Hats 81
to 81, st the Bankrupt sale Store, No. 30
North Market street. tf
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River and steamboat NeWs.

Bargains in Boots and Shoes st g. "
Fall & Co.'S Hardware Store.
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NASHVILLE. rEHx.
HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND ALAReE STOCK
Drugs. Oils. Paints a. Chemioais
AVezy low figures.
OILS.
YARNIsHEs.

BIDS. C0pal ysudsh, Bb Japan Varuish.
Coach FloNiuE
Oaa barrel FioEing Varnlah,
One bssrsl Black Leather.
For sale ioF, b. EWIN PkNDtEloh.
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NAHs, NAHS-400 Kegs for sale by G.
W. Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, 81
Public Square. jan22tf
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All persons afflicted with prIyatediseases
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. g Deaderiek street, up Stair.
DR.. j. may be found in his o1ies 1t AL
hours. n0y53
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For sale st this oiice, ens good Tobacco
ssrsz. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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oVs Jol oFFIcE. I'VE sre'exoeuting every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the neatesi style, and Ct the lowsst
prices, At this oiice.
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Transparent Photographs at Van stavO-
rcpir If
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For sale At this once, enc Hsnd wason.
nearly new, which viii be sold eheap.
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Cumberland Coal, sold by Knigh &
Bros, IS entirely free from dirt and guar
anteed TO give satisfaction. Send imme-
diat9ly and secure some before it is all
gone. mafla-u
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Life Size Photographs at Van stavOren's
Metropolitan Gallery. #
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II The ladies wat hstssini n 4 - sko,s
coasrsn esitars, Bsincrsls, 81, buy :,
Q. ". Psll cs's
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Buckeye
Reapers & Mowers,

I ar he sole ssalt for shs sale q tsis exnsIleut
II hacainsin Mddia Tennssssa. $50 yo.sr -
-1e cary ]. ~ HAMiIlI0S,
rcceeesoE % Aacey a dsniIton,
e. N % OolIeEe sl.eal. ka.hllla
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Tor 80 Years n Standard Re-
Il medyt
"Df. SEsyus's Compound syrrp Wni Chervn
ssIr. SeTayns's Compound syrup Wild Cherry =
"Dr. sHayne's Compound syrup W;id CheEry."
Thousands Of cases o. Pulmonary Dipaases which
have heiied every expedlent 81 human skill
haFe been permanently cured ~ tins Old
standard remedy. 10 prove tins asz=r-
hon We have certificates q cures %
extraordinary that skep4cs are
led % feel incrpduious o.
Their Truth. No RENE
a. has ever teen o.
fared that can
compare
viii Hlia great original VIII Cherry Compcana IN
Severe Coughs, Blood spifiinr.
Asfhms. hhoopng ccueh.
Hrouchfis, Weak Mares
Coosunptlou. Liver oclnrlaint.
s1rs Throat Pzns side Hreeaf A.
md Al complaints g Fusmonsfg natnse rs slEe
= Eure % brnG healih snd rs1ursiaF Virrr =, a.
nreeE ard lanzfiid fr1nla.
f.fpaEtd only - ~. saHyns 4 Son. 80 Nsrtb
eirth Rlraet. ptlsfe cha. SD -
WI &C 81 7NiIH. n1urzi.sa.
cos. chufsa Nd Vac styestI, ki1hr.Iia.
lrn1s-s1-lh san -
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED 70 ITS ORIG
inal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-

GRAY HAIR RESTORED 70 IT'S ORIG
inal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-
vented.
"Iondonr "Fsir COior Res 'orer.r
'LcnIon' "Hair Color RestOrer."
al ondOn' NO bye. tsHair Color RestOrer."
"L0ndoa'' ''Hsir Color Resterer."
"Icndon" ''IIsir Color Rcstorer."
II is the only known restOrer Of color ana perfect
har dress ne combined Deicately performed.
Compounded IA siriot conformity with modern
Vegetable Chemistry. IL ID not a dye, does not
stain the skin, soil hat bonnet, tbs fuest linen.
II will f-tnrs cray haiT 70 is original color, pro-
mote luXurant growth OF new hHlr on bald heads,
remove ,li dsndruh, itching, seGT1, &c from the
sea p rendering il perfectly healthy, keeps the
hair soft. In0isi, gives It glossy aud beautiful APP
pearaues, highly perfuIned, and "a a dressing it
has no superior. ~
STILL ASoFHEs oEETIFIoATE.
hereby cert ~ 10 the wonderful effects Of the
"London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing" Ny
hair was very gray, and through its use Il was soon
restored 10 It's natural Color and the haT, which
was before dry and hsrsh and falling OF, now be-
came sod snd glossy eeasing falling the dand' ar
disappeared and the scalp lost all the disagreea6e
itching % annoying be ore, and at this time It e
fully restored to its Original dark color, and
ehseriuy cOmmendlts use 70 all who are DESTROYS
of having beautiful head Of hair.
MRs MARY KLINE,
Chambersburg Pa Sept. 10th, 1865.
Sid b. Dr.. sNayne Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
w.J.AC. ". SMITH,
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville.
jan26-3n-th sun tu
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LIQUORS.

Bbls. Alcohsl, s. per cent
81 70 per cent
Proof Spirits,
I" Pitts Whisky. pure. for med purpose.
Pnre Preach Brandy,
4" Holland Gin.
Pure PERI, nadsiFs. and Sherry Wines-
For sale %. b EWIN 4 PENnLETONs
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EsITTEIss.

Drsls's Pinnt1ticn Bitfsrs,
Balis Cesir1n
Hozrettor's stomach "
boorhaEe's Holland
HoofIcl's German
For sale loE. b. EWIN 4 PEADIETON.
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$500 Dor. Painted Buckets
',aoo Assorted Brooms
1890 Tubs, painted snd white
1880 Nests Baskets;
Loco Pigs. Spices
500 Pkgs. Wrapping aud sswing Irvine
800 Pks. Wick,
soc Box Soap, No. !. Germas and Toilets
soc Coils Manila Rope;
SEQ Coils Hemp
1000 Dos. Bed Cords
I,SoO Doe. Liquor Kegs;
500 Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common. medium
aud fine;
l,oeo Box Pipes, wood, clay, stone, SC;
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
l,SOO Reams Wrapping Paper
Loco Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
l,OOo DOz. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
500 Pigs. B. B. Cedar Wsrej
1900 Doz. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oakum.
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wEpNEspAY. MARcH FL So
, 1865-05-23

"'To Andrew Johnson, Vice President Of
the United States.'
"Mr. Johnson requested that the ceremony
take place at his rooms at the Kjrkwood-house,
in this city, at 10 o'clock in the morning.
F'Hon. Salmon P. Chase, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the United States, was Motif
ed of the fact, and desired to be in attendance
to administer the oath of office.
SAT the abo7e-named hour the following gen.
tlemen assembled in the ice-PreSident's room
to participate in the ceremony Hon. Salmon
P. Chase, Hon. Hugh M'Culloch, Secretary of
the Treasury; Mr.. Attorney General Speed, f.
P. Blair, SEN, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Senator
Foot, Of Vermont Senator Yats. of Illinois
Senator Ramsay, Of Minnesota Senator Ste
Wart, of Nevada; Senator Hale, of New Hamp-
shire and General F%arnsworth, Of Illinois.
CATER the presentation of the above letter,
the Chief Justice administered the following
oath to Mr.. Johnson =
"1 do solemnly swear that | will faithfully ex-
ecute the Office of President of the United
States, and will to the best of my ability pre-
serve, protect, and defend the Constitution of
the United States
'After receiving the oath, and being declar-
ed President of the United States, Mr.. johnson
remarked =
"'Gentlemen, / must be permitted to saw
that I have been almost overwhelmed by the
announcement of the sad event which has so re-
Gently occurred. feel incompetent to perform
duties so important and responsible as those
which have been SO unexpectedly thrown upon
me. AS to an indication Of any policy which
may be presented by me in the administration
of the Government, [ have to say that that
must be left for development as the Administra-
ton progresses. The message or declaration
must be made by the acts as they t~ranspire.
The only assurance that I can now give of the
future is by reference to the past. The course
which | have taken in the past in connection
with this rebellion must be regarded as a qua
, 1865-05-23

rules of Christian conduct, our chief magistrate,
the beloved of all hearts, has been assassina-
ted and when we trace this crime to its cause,
when we remember the source whence the as
sqssin drew his Inspiration, and then look at the
result, we stand yet more astounded at this
most barblr0us, most diabo,ical assassination.
Such a crime as the murder Of great and
good man, honoured and revcred, the beloved
and the hope of tie people, springs not alone
from a solitary individual, Of ever SO desperate
wickedness. We can trace its course through
successive steps, without my enumeratjug them
here, back TO that source which is the spring Of
all our woes. No one can say that if The perpe-
t.atJr Of this fieuQish deed be arrested he should
not undergo the EXTREMIST penalty the law
knows for crime nono will say that mercy
should int rpose. Bat Is lie alone guilty ?
Here, ganteman, you perhaps expect me to
presont some Indication Of my future policy.
Onc thing | VIII say. Every era teaches its
lesson. The lines we live in are not without
instruction. The American people must be
taught, if they d. not already feel, that treason
is a crime which must b. punished (applause)
that the Government will not always bear with
its enemies that it is strong not only to pro-
tect, but to punish. (Applause). When We
turn to the criminal code and examine the ca
talogue Of crimes, we there find arson laid down
as a crime with lis appropriate penalty We
find there theft and robbery and murder given
as crimes and there. ton. we find the LAST and
Lishest Of rimes-tryaso (ADnI,u.cl With
other and inferior offences onr nneorla are f..
milior. bnt IN our ~naacefnl history treason has
been almost unknown Tbo nc6nle must nm
derstanl that II i fine bIackost a. crimes. and
will be surely punished. (Apolausal T mako
this aIIusion,' not to excite the already exasns-
rated FEELINGS of The pullic. but to point ont
the priuciDl5s Of public hustle, which should
Guide our action At this o51rtisplar iancturc. and
Which accord with sound nublio morals let
Il be enara ven on every heart that treason !, =
crime. and traitors SHAH JsaF,r is nen2ltv. lAp.
nhu,rl While we are onnar.5 lov.rwba lmna3
at the lal Of on, man in our midst by the L1nd
Of a traitor, shall we allow MI care not bv
what weapons-to attempt the life Of the stato
with immunity While we strain our mind. t.,
c2n7ret.pl the cn1Imifv Of this a,s,s,ioa ion.
shall ". allow the nation t. b, assassioatrd .
lAoDlau4.N I4neaE IN no snirit Of nnki,dnnss
n9v, the ovnnts IF tLa f,tprn 70 h, disno.ad
Of MS tbsy ari.a, ra,ord;ag~ mvsaIf &c tbo hmm
HI. iosr,15mo.+ or H. A77,os3io1n noonIo u
tbis asin III limo. ;ns+|o, md ~ r,odnt oban
ba d.t@rm;nod Nv tLSn H. not GarhoIr 49,
tar or ravanr.r,'I GanI;,,. towar1. o0 NV =,
~e,ar,l torm33 ,o+1r1 -. no. ~nhp;a moraS
0 :, '
, 1865-05-23
(From the London Times, May ~
THE UNITED STATES.

ThefollOwing are the particulars giveno of
the inauguration of The new PRESIDENT
"On the morning of the 10Th Attorney-Gc
eral Speed waited upon the Hon. Andrew John
son, Vice-President Of the United States, and
officially informed him Of the sudden and unex-
pected decease Of President Lincoln, and stated
that an early hour might be appointed for the
inauguration of his successor. The following is
a copy OF the communication referred to =
"'Washington City, April Is, 1865.
"Sir,-Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States, was shot by an assassin last eve
ming at Ford's Theatre, in this city, and died at
the hour Of % minutes after 7. About the
same time at which the President was shot an
assassin entered the sick chamber Of the Hon.
W. IL. Seward, Secretary Of State, and stabbed
him in several places in the throat, neck, and
face, severely, if not m~ortally w%ounding him.
Other members of the Secretary's family were
dangerously wounded by the assassin while max
ing his escape.
"'By the death Of President Lincoln the Of
flee Of President has devolved, under the Con
s%titution, upon you. The emergency of the
Government demands that you should immedi-
ately qualify, according to the requirements Of
the Constitution, and enter upon the duties of
President of the United States. If you will
please make known your pleasure, such ar
engagements as you deem proper will be made.
"'Your obedient servants,
nlTTTrrT 1T,rTrT- rOrTT
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lily, c. A. LEARY.
DENTON, Caroline county, Md
To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC.

After eight years connection with Mr. F. F. Marine
adrocery and Commission Merchant, I take pensmrc
RECOMMENDING INN as business man, strictly correct
WM NJ. McMAuAN. Shrril
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR STORE.
r S. ROSSELL has the largest assortment
- of first class Wine and Liquors outside of the
city of Baltinore in tbs State, consisting of 81
different grades, viz:
WINES.
Champagne Wines of various grades Sherry Wine
Madeira Wine, Lisbon Wine Port Wine Malaga
Wine, Speer's celebrated Sambuci Wine Black.
berry Wine of our own manufacture, Wild Cherry
Wine do, Dewbery Wine do, Black Heart
Cherry Wine 40.
BRA.NDIES.
Otard Du Puy Co.'S. very old Cognac Brandy.
La Rochelle Brandy, Speer's Sambuco Port Bran
dy, Cognac Brandies Of various grades and prices
bottled Brandies and Rye Whistles, very old and
warranted pure
FANCY BRAyNDIES.
Chorry, Ginger Blackberry and Apple.
WHISTLES.
Old Pennsylvania Wheat Whiskev, Fancy
Whistles, Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey,
Apple Whiskey, Rye Whiskey, xxx do,
xxx do, Xxx do, X.do., old Monongah ella
Rye Whiskey, Double Rectifed Pittsburg
Whiskey.
1eR~ Pure Holland Gin, imported ;
/ Common Gins.
Pure New England Rum.
Dec 8, 1864.
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYMEN COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
LNLOUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vcge-
tables, Wool, Rags, furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for.
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
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Fairville Institute,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,

F1IRVILLE, Chester county, Pa.
THE Winter Session of this Institution will
l. open for the reception Of Pupils, on Second
day (Monday,) Goth of Tenth month, (October)
and continue Twenty Weeks.
The course of Instruction embraces all the
branches Of thorough English and Classical
Education; together with French, Music and
Drawing.
Terms for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light
Tuition in English branches, Latin, Greek and
French Languages, $4.50 per week.
ASSISTANTS:
Jacob W. Harvey, Olivia Rodham William Eden
Joseph Cloud, Emma ShaIplsss, Em.iine A. Neids
For circulars, address
JESSE D. SHARPLESS,
sept9, lS65-2m Principal.
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NOTICE..

rs hereby given that from and after the
l. first day of June, next, the prepayment
OF the Fees for Recording any Deed, Mort
gage, Lease, Bill Of Sale, or any other in.
strument of writing required to be record ed
in the Clerks Office for Cecil county Will be
demanded Of the person offering the same
for record. CHAS. II. HAINES, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
may ID, loG5-tf
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Rock N1I. Kent Co, Nd, pecen,hcr Dist 1861,

T.,
rus IL to certify that during the last six wears hive
been Doth directly and indirectly ed with Mr.
f. Marine, IN business and take pleasure in STATING
that during that time have always found him practi
cal industrious, business of unaucstionale
integrity possessing the confidence of all the business
who Know him " '
Yours, most respectfully CA EARy
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W The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods of every description except
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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IAVRE DE URACE Hartford county, Md
Mn r. ~ NE:-sir We can say that YOU al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory us for all the
business we @7e had You to do for u.s. and We ALWAYS
recommends any persons that know to Won: and vou
may want. Yours '"' ~"
December 10Th, 1863. SPENCER g. WRIGHT
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.haSA Dorchester county, Md Januaryls 1864.
Mr., r. T.. MARINE ALLOW me on tbe los;,n,; 80
the new year to extend to you my most hearty
niatohs for the satisfactory manner which Won nav.
which have intruscd to your care hone in rho f,
lure mat may be able to increase those consignmcnt
ana mat you VIII receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS JIIGGIWS
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Ny CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:

ny CONSENT REPER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BALTIMORE. Fe ,. 18th, 1861
Having known Mr.. Fletcher Il. Marine for many
years past, take pleasure in stating that we knnw
him to he gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed, in the transaction Of bns;ncss He is
prompt, attentive, obligiIg and RcabIe-Robert rur-
ner Esq, Dealer in Fertilizers: John W. Ruff 4 Co.
Dry Goods f. $. Faey. Druggists Rev. C. b. Tppctt
Fast baltimore Conference; Rev. A. q. Murlatt. t. b.
c.. Meclanicsburgll Pa; Rev Andrew M,nshim. rhii
John W. Randolph. Esq.s Cashier Fells Point Bank Is
aac r. Cook, Register of Wills; Armstrong Il Berry
baltimore, Nd; Hon. 7. Holiday Hicks IT, 8 s Cam
Pa. "" i'""' i"'N'
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Educational,

THE next term of MISS LABILLESS $
i SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will
commence on the 4tn Of September, at No. 10,
St. Asaph st.
Miss l.. declining to instruct in music the
ensuing year, will be prepared to receive q
larg4r number of day scholars than formerly
and hopes long practice in teaching MAJ merit
for h er liberal share Of public patronage. A
good PIANO is offered for rent. aug 23- tsep4
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.-The next
y session of this Institution (Which was new
er discontinued during the wary will commence,
as usual, October l. 1855, and end July i, 1866
The Institution is organized into eleven dis
tinct schools, with as many Professors. Six Of
the schools are Academic, (besdes that Of
Chemistry. which is also Medical, four belong
to the Medical and one to the Law Department
The College Expenses, for the session Of ninc
months, will be from 1920 to $3.50, exclusive
of text books; Of which sum about 22i5 VIII be
required on admission and the balance between
that time and the 1ss Of april,
For further information address the sub
scribcr, Post Office University of Virginia:
5. MAUPIN,
aug 15-1m# Chairman Of Faculty.
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aug 15-1na:
0T. MART'S ACADEMY,
- No. AZ, south Washington street.
MISS MARY A. ROACH. Princinal

MISS MARY e. EOACh, FFlnclpa!-
The 9th session of this Young Ladies High
School, will begin on the 18th OF September
next.
No change will be made il tha methods g
teaching or the course Of studies pursued with
SO much success for many years past but for
the benefit Of graduates Of the school al forzoer
sessions and other young ladies who may pass
8 competent examination II English tjra'n12ar:
Arithmetic, Elementary Algebra snd the
Physical sciences, there VII bo suQeca<;(.ad &a
this session.
A COLLEGIATE GLASS,
intended to embrace the theory and practice OF
teaching ard modelled On the p!al2 of tho bc5j
Normal schools.
Apparatus and specimens ample to ILLUSTRATE
the Physical Sciences are provided, End con
stant additions na2c thereto; g Solar Mlor>
scope Of great power, 5roEa s celebrated LonGoN
Manatactory, having be~n added during the
past session.
For circulars, or further ntocna&iou, app(y
at the school roo1os, or NJ. LIT, Du%e s.ce@j.
AUG i1-lm
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE

v AIHXAN DRIA VA
T. G. NEVITG, Of T. :..... Principal
Il. A. DEURI, Of 3. A. Co., Md.:. Assist ant
This school, fer the accommodating Of boys
tember, 1865 The course Of instruction will
be divided into three grades, as follows:
/. Orthography, Reoding, flirting, Arith-
mctic, English G'dmmar, Geogrnphy, HIS
tory, Arotuycl Philosophy, and Compos;tic9s.
iii logic, A4tetoric, Psychotogy Latin,
Greek, GEOMETRY, Surveying, &c.
Terms
l:t Grade yer quarter IN advance 56'm s. 90
q q 1859 1859
no Extras.
The PRINCIPAL has had several years ex-
perience in teaching, and will spare no efforts
to render satisfaction to patrons. Faithful re-
ports, monthly. References, unexceptional,
when required. auo S-dtf
DELMONT FEMALE BOARDING
d SCHOOL.--The subscriber will open on
SCHOOL for Young Ladies, at Belmont,
Loudoun county, Va An assistant Of II or IA
wears experience has been engaged The
course Of instruction will be thorough. The
situation is pleasant healthy, and easy ofaccess,
being miles from Leesburg and 26 from
w aSnlugJOU ClGy. L SiSOlo 1S6 fC oa ClIAol III
the morning and reach Belmont in the after
noon, by way of Point Of Rocks AND Leesburg.
Terms For board, washing and tuition,
$500 per scholastic year-~payable hali yearly
in 1vanCe.
Extra Branches.
French and Latin per year $1,000
Music Z" 6 1000
Use Paiatine F. n'ine :: 5.0c 5.Sc
Persons wishing to send pupils please apply
at once. For fuller particulars address
MISS EUGENIA KEPHART,
aug l-1m* Belmont Loudoun CO., va.
g7ULFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
L Sandy Spring 2. O., Montgomery CO., Md.
The undersigned desires to inform the public
that he intends to open BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS al the above
named place. on the I'd Of October next.
For farther particulars apply to the under
signed, either sn!parson or by letter.
JAS. S. HALO DWELL,
Post Office Department,
7th mo 3-1m* Washington, D. 8.
WENTWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
w Prince street, opposite the Post Office.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
on the l1th Of September. Circulars may be
obtained from the principal.
iy31-tf ALBERT Z. BASSFORD.
MISS MARTHA A. KELL, will resume
l, SNol,o Il 81
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