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CONVENIENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN
VI SANE

sT. ELTzABETH. d. O August y, 1855.
Stone Masons are invited to Immediately make
sealed proposals, addressed to the Superintendent
OF the hospital stating at what price perch Of
twenty We t25D cubic feet. attne only the &C.
tual toid contents Of the wall laid, they will lay
the wall enclosing the grounds of the Hospital. ia
the same manner and Of the same sort of materials
that may now be seen In An unhnished portion Of
the wall on the public road The work done in
each month will be measured at the end Of the
month, at the pense OF the United States, by an
experienced sworn neasurer. probably by Mr.
John Harkness, } and tmmedi ately settled for ia
accordance with such measurement. The work will
be overlooked as IL pr 5gresses by an experienced
mason in the employ Of the hospital. Materials
for scaffoIding, well ss stone lime, cement, and
sand, win be furnished on the ground, and water
can esSily be obtained by the contractor or CEN
tractors from . good we'll very near the wall.
Proposals will be received both from master ma
sons who intend TO employ others to do the work,
and from individual masons Who intend TO hire
only laborers and do the mechanical part of the
work themselves.
The Superintendent Of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the right to reject ell oilers under this
advertis emeut that he does not deem eeous
to the Government, and also a& aay time TO stop
any portion Of the work that 10 not being done &C.
eoidfng to the agreement 70 au % dot
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~The Mobile Times says: We are hapnv
10 inform the Richmond Examiner thar we
have seen the word ''crockodlle" in a New
England paper.
sTGeneraI Custar declines Congressiona,
nomination.
~fhe Fredericksburg (Va.) Herald an.
nOunces tnat steam sugar refinery Is i'm oDer
atlon IN Richmond-the only establishment of
the hlno In the south, outside of New Orleans
GA New Yorker SAYS he can buila a sb,,
foT -c,VOO that VIII cross the ocean in sixtv
tours. His theory Is a vacuum al the bottom
In pIacnee ~ viii probably prove that he has
"The Chicago Common Council have
passed resolution that after jan !, eight
hours shall constitute a Iegal's day work for
al men In The employ ofthe city.
ga child WAS lately devoured by an ALI.
gator near Galveston, IN full view of its
fateer who was unable 10 save his I,tfI.
daughter The monster was afIerw wards shot.
and The remains OF the child recovered
SAs people sprinkle the floors before tbsv
SWEEP them, so some ladies sprinkle their hus
osnds With tears in order to sweep cash ont of
their pockets. wv "a
ga boy fell from the fifth story ofa honss
III bosIoh on rioay. ana when picked up II
~Capiain Moses Libby, of Scarbor,pyb
Maine, ninety-nve years OF age. attended town
meeting and voted az the election on Msnday
lie cast his first vote for George Washington
for President. W"
ron the Both ult., as the turnkey of the
All ~ DanvIllr, KY. came 10 cell with ann
per Tor the prisoners, three negroes and q white
rnan seized him. presented pistol 20 his brssst
unlocked the door and made their escape
~General Grant Is expected in GaIena In
october 10 witness the marriage OF Colonel
Bsbcoek, of his staff, 10 a charming young lad
Of that city.
~The English are importing toads from
France 10 DESTROY insects at 81 So per dozen.
al sCPer cozen for insects! That importation
VIII be a profitable one.
- Martin Harlan was about 10 be narried
butihe day previous 20 the appointed vadding
n bzihedIn the TaliahatchIe River and never
emerged.
- Bricklayers are paid 60 per day in Oma.
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A LAKE WITH A HOLE IN THE BOTTOM
Ottawa Lake. IN Whiteford, Monroe COUNTY
Mich, IS about forty feet deep, when full in
the deepest part. II discharges large amount
OF water In The Spring through its outlet,
which forms the North branch of the Ottawa
Creek al Syivsnia. This lake has been nearly
dry three or four times within the last thirty
years. Az such times a whirlpool is seen in
The centre, into which cakes OF ice and other
floating articles are drawn in and disappear;
and, If you are near the whirlpool, you will
hear the roar of the waterfall In the Winter
o! l~C2-63 the ice over where the whirlpool is
when the water is low was broken, and CAGES
Of II thrown on the other ice by air escaping
from belC -, and ne lake settled abour III We
INCHES II twelve hours.
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~ EW RIVEB LINE.

~ EW RIVEB LINZ.
;, The fine Steamer WAwAsET will EeaA@&
leave WASHINGTON on every Fri
day morning at O'Clock for CURRIOMAN. Re-
turning, will leave Curris u an at o'csck Sunday
morning, arriving at Washington early that
evening.
She Will touch at all Landings for freight and
passenger. which will be taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE BATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
General Superintendent p y. Co,
Seventh Street Wharf.
1On Tuesday, the 9th instant. she will CON-
meDce to make her eemi-weekly trips, leayi nR
Warrington on Tuesdays and Fridays returnins
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
set-u JOHN VAN RIsWICK.
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b. BLACK. WARD LAMcN. C.F.BLACE
LAW OFFICE.
AUCTION SALES.

EOk sAbE-On WEDNESDAY, the Sd day o
l. october next, at IL M, at hoooken near the
ferry, the Revenue steam propeller
CUYAHO6A,
full rugged brig, burden $50 tons, old measurement
Duit by Wsstervelt, New York i'm 1885 Frame ii ve
oak, locust ana cedar; replanked and thoroughly
repaired By John Linn, In Phil I'd elphis, 1854 Il
now In complete order.
Has one uplete set Of cotton sails nearly nav
and is we'll found In anchors, chains, beats &c F:
fine poop cabin: ward room. berth deck, and ali
Two oscillatinR Engines, 36xs2.
Two horizontal Tubulsr Boilers;
Composition Screw 10 feet dismeter, l4feet pitch
Stores l36 81 oss tons Coal In bankers.
The vessel can be examined on and after Monday,
Sept. at Hoboken, near the ferry, until the day
OF sale and every information given by the o66oerr
In charge. HENRY A. 4MYTHEs
Sc Is Collector Of Customs New York
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DOMESTIC German named
AuOIph X. Frank. living IN Hartford Conn
had domestic difficulties recently. the result
Of " hich was that his wife left him and took
MP her residence at the house of her sister.
MIS- Scswab. Last Friday evening The hus
band went thither, and fOurishmr a pistol
scId he must see his wife ard beg her forgiye
ness tor the wrong he had done her. Mr.
Scbwab opposed his entrance. and some
policemen and cirizens came 20 his assistance.
when Franz placed the pistol 10 his own
wounded. but not MORALLY. He was taken 10
The hospital
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the private stock on i. wall.
known and honored citizen short On priv Of NIL
and mt quality PORT WINE. allie Donro
This wine has been known 70 me several War.
and It's effects upon persons suffering with All,
Ecial. ~ 80 oeno-
IL IL ordered and recommended by physic An.
and can be relied on IN every IsrticnIar.
N. W. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and streets,
u 80 under Ebbitt Houce
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ATTEMPT TO ROB THE BALTIMORE Posr-
oFFICE--The Baltimore American says a man
named II Allen was arrested shortly after
eleven O'Clock on Saturday night, on the char
of having attempted TO rob the Baltimore
Postoffice. He had got over into the yard and
succeeded in raising the sash on a side vim
dow OF the office, when Henry Williams. one
of the watchmen, who was inside, under the
window, eadeayored TO catch him Allen i'm .
HedIaiely jumped 10 the ground, and soon GOT
over the railing. pursued by another watch
man, who finally captured him. He said he
only wanted 10 get a good place TO sleeD IN
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THE POLLARD CAsE.-In the case of the
Com VS.. h h Pollard, of the Richmond Ex
aInlner, charged with an assault, before the
Hastings Court Of Richmond, on Saturday.
the jury retired after several hours cousuIta
tlon, returned into the court, and reported that
they We're unable TO agree upon q verdict;
whereupon they were DISCHARGED. and Mr.
Pollard was admitted 70 bail in the sum Of
SjOedollars for disappearance next term, with
DR. T T.. Maddux as his security. Ii n nm.
derstood mat the jury were ten for acQ uita
and two for conviction
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DPePOSALs FOB sUBsIsTINCI.

AUGUST ~, 1886
Affairs: Msshington: D. G., until twelve O'Clock
noon OF SEPTEMBER q, 1885, fer Subsistence
for the Wichitas and other AFFILIATED bands Of
Indians In the "Leased District, Indian Terri.
tory.
The bids will be At SO much per ration, Is fol.
pound Of Fresh Beef.
y ofa pound Of Flour, OF, in lieu of Flour,
pint Of Corn, tFlour and Corn to b isesed al.
aquarts Of Salt Per 100 rstions
To be delivered at such points within the " Leased
District" as may be designated by the agent sta
TONED there; and all articles to be inspected By
said agent.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids; and, II contract 10 entered into the rig ht
will be reserved to terminate the came on thirty
days notice, at any time after the slst Of March,
lse7.
Proposals win also be received, at the same time
and place, for renewing. at 20 much per head.
100 more or less, of Wichitas and other anil sted
bands. from their present agency IN Butler coun.
~, K ansas to their former homes in the +" Leased
District" distance of about go miles; such re
moval 70 include the Subsistence OF the said In
an rs lavtd d n COOLEY Commissioosr
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u Az. PENs,oN 0FTIcE, JplZ 18th, 80

Application having been made under the ast OF
June p, 1850 for the reissue Of the following de-
been lost or lestrsyed,-uotice 10 hereby given
that 1T the date following the description Of each
VIII be reissued, II 10 valid objection should then
No. Is ~. for 10 acres issued under the oct OF
March Sd, 1885, IN the name Of Archibald ii Cole,
and was granted January 18th, lss6.-October 9th.
1856. 49,. -.
No q 00s. for TO acres. issued under the oct Of
March Sd. 1885, In the name OF John Jones, end
Was granted April LIST. l866.-October 9th, 1856.
No 8 SIC for 100 acres. issued under the act OF
March 5 1855, In the name Of James 2. Undsrhill
and was granted July IL. ls56.-December I, 1876
No. a, 766, fer 80 ceres, Issued under the O.
September, 1870. In the name OF Daniel Milton, and
1916 E..
No. 2s 5oS, fer 80 acres, issued under the act of
N arch Sd. lSSs, in the name Of Daniel Milton and
was granted March 18th. lSs6-December lst. ls66
JOS. b. BARRETT,
" 16.w11Y 0onmiaaionaP
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Nary DEPARTMENT. Bureau Of Ordpo

N0ry Dep0rfWtnt BnrtoK OF OTdnnure.l
WaSh,ngion CITY. eeptemuer 8. 1851.
There will he sold at Public Auction, TO the
hlghrst bidders, at noon. TUESDAY, the I'd day of
Sctober. at the ofhce Of the officer Commanding the
naval Ordnance Depot at Jefferson Barracss Re.
MTne, near 81. Louis, No., about i've IL on nd
taWl osrIels OF Powder, composed Of cannon
mortar and muske powders.
chaser " W s~'s poH-
Terms Cash, in Government funds: ons- half "a
be deposited on the conclusion of the sale ana the
Isnancer within ten days afterwar during
which lime the powders must be removed from tha
neut w WV ~o'orh-
Purchasers will be required to furnish their o,r
packages, where the DO WIDER is not in barrels
SELF III. A. WISE. Chief Of Eurean
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LYNCH LAW IN LOUISIANA man namad
Goodwin. who is supposed TO have murdered
Captain W. K, Hicks, at a point on the Sabine
Ryer, near Carthage. La was recently can
tUred and hung by party ofcitizens who were
searching for the perpetrator of the deed
Both Goodwin and Hicks had been IN the
southern army. Goodwin was found at the
house of his father with n mule in his possaas
ION which had belonged TO Hicks
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"A BOLD HlGHwAYNAN.-The wife of Mr.
Charles A Jones. in East Rochester N H
was awakened Monday night, by some one
who forced open the window Of her room, and
pointing pistol a. her demanded ii We dollar
She alarmed her husband. who jumped out OF
led and ran out 10 catch the feIlo ", but he nad
Ned. He was arrested the next dsy. and
proved 10 be a man named Daniel X Gaia
who has the reputation of being insane
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pUBLIC LAND SALES In WISCONSIN,.

e. e EHs UEE
'ss s sss : AND S
Al he Land a0 Sfcs At LA CROSSE, on tn. nth
day Of sxPrEs Der next, the reserved sections in
thirty -six Townships and parts Of Townships, in
the counties Of Monroe, Jackson, Trempalesu, and
At the Land Office at. La CROSSE. on the ,4th
the ' E sHHhss FALLS ST. onoIx on
chips in the counties Of Damn, Pierce, and 81
At the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. oRoIx. on
s 6,y 81 o Perrin tsn Of
At the Land ONCE at EAU CLAIRE on the LIST
pewa, Eau Claire and Dgnn,
S dey q eS next one hundred :D nd ssS
Tsvnships and parts Of Townships In the counties
AT the Land once at MENAsHA. on the sth day
Of OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
the Lsna See at a on the s.h
day Of NovENBER next, the reserved sections in
I q oG L. and
parts OF township in the counties OF Ashland, La
MIDMUNDs,
Commissioner OF the General Land ONE.
So1k0tnoe Tp tie ersisiions Of tho Depart.
menf, as heretofore and now existing pay ment
can be MADE for ady ertistng precismah2us except
to such publishers "a are ysctalIy ltfhoytzM to
psbiish BY the Commissioner Of the General Land
Once. je 1s-lawlsw
7 BwIS, AMERIoAN sP0BTsMAN, one vol.
IL unel The bead shot, by Marksmau. Prac-
tical Treatise on shooting. Thoughts en- Hunt
ing, by BecsfOrd; London, The gportsmap ard
stonehepee; London. sfhs 0us sod Dog, BY R. B.
Fellows. Dogs, their Msuaeeusnt by Mayhew;
London. Dtnks. N sy heN ano Hutchinson On the
Dog, edited by Frank rerlsstsh DrsvenS Young
Sportsman Manual; Len4sG sol al y ! =. :
L 'Tsieeraph: neIish ,Trsysisrs and ftsiis1
Brteen6s; sapsI don 40 ,force by Henry q.
Vol. lst6 Ststhi.s at LARGE Whsstonss Interrs,
tiona Law. edition Of l5os, sd!tsd By Dana
90 u lkANcK TAYLOR.
( .tBtGa L. ? b.OsaE
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ID IOHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po
II TOMAO RAILROAD.
40 rRAvELLIRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (6Hnday .. m excepted,


. The quickest and most dirpos route - Riohnosa,
..s.nsT. 's fso SSH sia. sss %Sa
Eashington, 70 Aqua Greek and
now eptirely completed IRON Aauia Greek % Rick.
mond Va, connecting there With trains on ths Rich.
%opd and Petersburg and Eehmend and Danvlie
Rslsish, arsens6oro'. ssIisbsry. bhsliO ttss nd
etsmsrs Report and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning eIceptedj at
Q. m. and ,. m, and srrivs IN Richmond q
io p. m. and . N.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any Other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aeuia
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company . Office corner OF Penns. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through. g -. -. - = .
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will bs in
readiness to convey passenge ~ and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by Daylight MUnt
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle Aelds near FrederfcksbIrg By stop.
ping at that point. hT :.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers. ~
GEO. MATTINGEY, snpt., Warrington, D. O.
MATTHEW OLARK, Agent Washington.
spSly General Passenger Agent.
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EYHN's BRITISH CONsULs BAND. sooK

EIHNs BkITlsH CONsULs HAND BOOK.
volume; London, Mensch-MaoaeI Prsc,
paus GU oonsnlat, yoium. Lnipsic. De Cussy-
ypSlume; Leipsie De Ciercq. ct De vali.t: Guide
an sGunue aes Oonsulafs, volume; Pare. Mo.
Ri ), des
s, ySt,S~Cs Ls,Dsie HsnshSw-Manusi for United
States Con.ular 50 stem and Man. NJ for G
sH'D .Ss 'ipa 4seesi aTS:olB5.h Soasas
De Asrtens-Precis dee drcit: At S az. tondsn:
hssn' pipion.tsuss o Cossslsir,:. sc1m rs
.amn .u6;set many nn otner valuable works on the
W.f and Sonmercet ana On ether Dr. IF
RR, H1oss s. II
+ IT, one ssass;G !" : :" s e''.se,ss , e -
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VESSELS AT AUCTION
By JOHN RAPER. Anctio.ees.

CONVENIENT yEssHLS AT AUCTION
By JOHN DRAPER. Auctio,ee.,
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. No. . STATE ST 4
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1855. I
The following Government els will be cold
81 public auction, ~ the Government wharf Cattle
Garden, on FRIDAY, the fist instant, viz
Steamboat Mary Benton $50 tons,
Steamboat U. w. Thomas $50 tons and
Barge Cedar Hill, double deck
Payments to be made 10 Government funds.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
sc Is Breyet Major Gen and Quarter MASTER
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WAREHOUSES.
CHEF Qvd,'ermaster,s 0Gce, Depot Of WasAiaxton,l
Washfngton, d. c September IS. 1866 (
Will lie sold at public auction, on SATURDAY,
September p, under the direction Of Brevet Lieu.
tenant Colonel james NJ Moore, a. O. M, com
mepcfng at IL the following Warehouse s &c .
on 6eventeenth street. near III street north:
One two rtcry buildfng. known as the Quarter.
masters y hospital being AZ feet by II feet
One Stable. two Sinks, and ,29j feet OF Fence
ATT p m, on street, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets:
One Warehouse, AZ feet by 1l9 feet.
One warehouse. 81 feet by l2s feet
Buildings will be sold singiy, and must be re.
moved within ten days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
d. a. RUCKER,
DleVet 0aior gen and Chief Quartermaster.
sc 10 OF Depet OF Washington, d. O.
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Bean fort, who has the reputation of being lone
of The boys" IN England, recently made q
speech AZ an agricultural dinner. in which he
INDUCED in the following Munchausen about
the monitor MIananonah:
mo doubt many of them had recently read
IN the Times some articles praIsing American
ships. and calling attention TO the unsightly
monster that visited our shores the other day
On the very day when the last article appeared.
an officer went down 10 inspect the ship. The
officer inquired with reference 10 the guns,
and the American officers did what they never
did before-they fired off their guns. They put
into them half a charge OF powder and no shot,
and the recoil OF the guns was great that
they broke away. and actually Knocked hole
through the turret- This was a fact that was
not generally known, but il was an absolute
and positive fact, told 10 him by one OF the
naval officers that was present
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SECRET DIsEAsEs.
sAMARlTAN's GIFT,
SAAARITANS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yss, fos1rIyE ous.,"fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET STRUCTURES, "a
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 be Takes to Efca Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures ia from two TO four Gays, and recent cases
9 Ds %os
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present dsy;
~ Lei Sc.s Who
who have been gereed With BsIssm Copasis or Nor.
curry try the Sent b. nail II ,i.i GiTT T.,o,
prioe--hals pscisss:, o.. Female. ss. '''''''
BLOoDi 8LOODii BLOODil,
sG 3eRs .}Ea a6 sS9EEs. sPSTs,
sAxARITANss ROOF D2Iss1DAiHkssl S q. JUICE
IL offered the public a. positive cure.
hSGf nNb HraF tn:
e,sIy s1ss sr Of
and permanent; Take; then, Of This purifying rem
hss 1 .sieS ,oS e
'sN DO NOT DESPAIR,
BOOT ans assS To,
will HeIp0ve every veetiGe OF Impurities from fhA
system &: .sl h e allths bed ERECT Of Msrsuzy.
In many affections with which numbeEs y,
males suffer the ROOT AND b ERB JUTCrS n ae
happily adapted, In liberated Uterus, in Isnnos'
rhor 9, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb %s
bility and for all complaints incident TO TIA ~
sent BIZ express. Price 81 Is per bottle.
sAMAEITANy WASH
~ go H o. ts{Hh used in connection with the
Full directions Price % cents
The efficacy OF these remedies Is alike scknovI
sAged By physicians and patients They are used
WHAT TIE SURGEONS eAY OF THE AMAR
1TAN4 REMEDIES
"Posf dosPlTAL, FORT MARSHALL, Baltimore.
Nd, Feb. 70, 1864-"I have great satisfactien IN
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies,
for Veneral diseases in Its custonaryI forms.
that have used them with jud 0nent, discretIan'
and properly, and, have found them res pond To NV
Snticipstions promptly aud efeetually. Knowins
their efncscy, and far my use Of them az
i1''0n.ena 'nsn '' E!cnsEfRsp O, BOWERS
"Assistant Surgeon, 9Th \. u. Vols.
Sold By Q. o. FORD, corner nth street ana Penn.
Uivanis avenue. Wsshington; HENRY COOK,
pEsM0ED co. PhiladeIDhia. mys-u
r A T Z d HAMS.
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DOTOAAG TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Rsean.r EXPRESS, Cs,t. =, A. RYrHlR.
: :ss !. e EyR Fl sp sA e.!
S ERnAf fOI 0lypSnt, Brdd : Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piov ysS%oZ
Wharf. Lancaster1 Wharf; Stones Wharf. Cur.
rtonen Bay, Fexweli! Wharf, Hszeii's Wharf,
3 =. I BY AZ BRO. . Agents,
ap7-u No. 3lS Penns svenua
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
~ AND
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, Il CIRCLE corner Of II str eet
WaahiAlfAn

This Insti has been established for the re-
ception OF PATIENTS no may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar TO their and for the admission
Of such females O. may require the comforts of the
lying in chamber l.sH
The building 10 situated In the most healthy per-
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every i've minutes
Terms of admission From So to $40 per week.
in accordance with the room required. pay able in
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, Med.
ical and Surgical attendance.
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EDUCATIONAL.

HIes HOsS HAyIS0 RETURNED FROM
IVA her hsveis In Europe. will resume her Sch Dol
dEtits on MONDAY, october lst in the Presbyte-
ris1 Church building AZ street. sel5-Iu'
AXIS HARRISON MUST REsPECTFULLY
~ informs the Inhabitants Of the First Ward
that she has opened q SELECT SCHOOL for boys
IN those commotious premises, 332 18th street
between and X. Unexceptionable refere noes
WAsHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB bOYs
W VIII open September 10, 1866, at room No 3 ,
-ofunoa College Law Building, 5th street APP
phSstons may be made at No. 81 ~ street. There
enees0ksv ?. d. Gurey, ID. d. Rev. VIM PRICK.
ley y: Ri Pref. Joseph Henry, L. l. D.; Rev.
d. Is. Williamson, A. M Principal; Henry Mas.
son A n Professor Of Modern Languages.
ct. JOsEPHs ACADEMY FOB YOUNG LA.
~ PIES,
CONVICTED By IHR
SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Near kmmittsbure. Frederick county, Nd
TERMS
The Academic Year 10 divided into two sessions
OF nve months each, beginning pectiveiy ON the
18th OF August and the 18th Of January.
Entrance, tDafd but once "a 90
I he charge fo- hoard and tuition, Including
PED ana bedding, and Doctor b fees Der SEES
NJ; "a . =: 70
waning ana mending 10 20
Music, Drawing and the Languages form
extra charges.
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Letters Of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. Joseph's Academy.
seo-Im GmmittsburR, Nd.
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