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THOs. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Geors setown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A prsrRARLr RESI-.
pzNCE ON PROsPECT STREET, GEORG ..
TOWN: OPPOSITE THE OLD BANK OF

nlNCE on PR0sPEC4 STREHT. GEoRGs.
T0MMi opposite THE OLD BANK OF
- BY virtue of Q deed OF trust dated the LIST n
Ell november. 1851. recorded in Liber =. q. Il ;.
SlSHo %, at folio sSS, Of the Land Records of
rssti ttinlneton County. and at the request OF all
public suction, to the highest bidder on the prem.
ises, unless sooner redeemed D on THURSDAY
tne 26th day OF August next. at O'Clock D m !.
aaI..as sast Lard lying and being in
netss and bounds, to Wit: Beginning for the same
az the end OF line drawn eastery on the north
hqe OF Prospect street from the southwest corner
OF two-story brick dwelling house standing at
the intersection Of the east side of Frederick street
aud the north side of Prospect street two hundred
1eet ard nve inches and at the sid q brick
pliiar In . wall where the said line terminates
north line Of Prospect street: then nortn and Al
right angles with said street one hundred and
thirty eight feet and six inches. more or Iess 70
ten feet wide alley; then with the south line
sixty feet. and then in ght lfne TO SAIL Pros,
pect street, at the place OF beginning" improved
ey q very desirable Cottsge Dwelling and large
Tie debt to be paid by this sale is stated "a he
% &5, with interest from ovember l, lS6s.
The terms OF sale are Ore third cash, d ef which
Slo0 must be paid at the time and place of sale:
ana the restdue in twelve aud eighteen months, ,
purchasers 9 notes will be taken. secured by deed
OF trust on the premises sold III the terms of saie
are not compiled with within five days fir I'M the
be q s9s o tSs m sss sh 70
ten days public notice. at the risk and of the
purchaser In default. All conyeyences and siam N
at the cost Of the puIehassr.
vi CLEMENrs Trustees.
THOS. D0wLING, Auctioneer
UU-Th,lsWtAu23&dH lGeorRetown Courier \
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CoRNs. Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen-
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, sad other dis.
eases o. the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No 42i Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
residences between 8 and p. m. No charge
for consultation at Office. Established 1851.
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I R L . L N!
i HI GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
IRI - II NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TIE
IRIS vER9lCOIOR
OR BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing OF mar. The
to unknown or undeveloped, has been brought
within the control OF see and Is taking its
stand % principal among the blessings of medicine
As AN ALTERATtvE,
II acts directly upon the blood cleansing and puri.
fying the vital current Of all tie humoTs aud
tatnts wi hch disease or maar, Jus Influences have
planted there, and eradicsins and neutraliziag
AVE- ssss e. taten Q: other pOsons Shch may
1t is infallabfe as q remedy for scRoFuLA, ERuP-
TONS OF THE SKIN, INcIPIENr CONSUMPTION
HhEossY. &C and Will cure the most viruisnt and
RHEUMATISM AND GOUf.
1t is an uufailing preventative and cure for
NEURALGIA, SICK hEADAcHE and NERVOUS Az
FEcTIoNs, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
il has NO equal. Its action upon the Lirsr and
Kidneys is prompt. salutary, and effective. and it
s this property which renders IL one of the safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
And skillful combustion with other ingredients
imparts to 1t
TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
Sans, and rsndsrins il most vaiuSbis Curative
agent In cases of
DYsPEPSIA AANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRI6IH, the bll od-which permeates
ef.is p1rised, rendering the whole system per-
BrxrxsER.-This medicine 10 no offshoot Of
quacksry. but the regular fornale q distin-
tssn Of tSs intelligent and seisntiSs, sSat Il he
sS Ss.iss esd
.sss s@psSs s q sss tSs taesorsasst q:
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FReM TIE Coal RnGIoHs.-A dispatch from
Scranton, Pennsylvania says :-Oontrary to
expectations, quite new feature has been pre.
sented In mining affairs. The largest meeting
that has ever taken place here was held by the
recommending the adoption Of the proposition
made by Mr.. Storms, OF the Delaware, Lacka.
wanna and Western mines, on condition that
the same wages be continued until April next
sylvania Goal Company. 81 81 per diamond
car. A committee Of eight was appointed 20
wait on Mr.. Storns, 90 that 1t may Be safelv
saId that operations will again Be in full blast
BY the LIST OF September. -. -
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lime OF Eame-Two hours and thirty min
utes- UmpTre-Mr. l. Smelly, of National
Base Ball CIIb. Scorers-Messrs. Hart and
CaTlin.
ON Wednesday afternoon last a game was
played on the Monument lot between the
a. Mixed Socks, or Creighton, and the Pacific
Clubs, in which the former won by a score of
~ 70 ~.
The game yesterday afternoon. in Baltimore
between the hutuals of New York and the
MARY M Club, ,resulted-Mutuals -, Mary
lano Is.
A game in New York, on Tuesday afternoon
last between The Empire and Union Clubs, re-
suited in a victory for the latter to the tune of
IS TO -. It's said that the present team of the
UDIOIs is the best they have had this season
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~ A Charleston paper says that in the Nd.
ex.Cop federaie soldier whoee leg was smpu.
tated during the war near the thigh After
amputation the wound rapidly healed, and he
was sent home. About Q year afterwa a
the flesh, which, in the eourse OF few months.
took the shape Of . foot, and since that time II
has been growing nnely, until now the man
has perfectly new foot and leg growing from
bis thigh, which, In year or 90, promises to
supply the loss Of his leg In the first Instances.
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SAL1 OF A VALUABLE HoRs1-On Saturday
last Mr. b. 8. Wright OF Boston. sold his stai.
lion Fearnaught TO Col. H. s. Russell, Of West
Roxbury, for S2S 40. This animal was sired
by Young Morrill and ID years old. AZ the
Bunaio races last fAn ne won the $4,000 purse
offered for horses that had never beaten 40.
making his mile In 2236.
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" ROSS d WALsH,
KEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
Ho. 327 P1NNA. AVENUE, South Side,
Between 9Th and 7th streets west
6AML. GROSS,
ably JAS. W. WALSH.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
freight trains are now running on the Wash.
ipgton und Alexandra railroad regularly, and
the mails which since the obstruction Of the
railroad brldge over the Potomac have been
transported on the Washington ferry boats are
now carried over the same road. Through
passengers and baggage will for the present
heretofore.
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hPFAIRs BORGE COCNTY, d.
The Marlborough Ga-ette has the following
items:
Fires.-The frame mill belonging to Messrs.
Flint n Traband, near this village, was dis
covered to be on fire at 2 O'Clock p. m. on
Thursday last. The flames were arrested by
several of our citizens, who forum ately reached
the house in time. On Saturday night kero =
seRe lamp exploded In the parlOr of George L.
Herbert, Esq, in this village, and for q time
the flames threatened to destroy the entire
building. A new ard costly piano. with the
stool and cover, were almost entirely ruined,
and the loss cannot be repaired for less than
s4e0, If at all. Mr.. H. has an insurance on his
furniture. g.
Drouoht.-We are still in the midst of one OF
the most distressing droughts known for many
years. Corn and vegetation in most OF the
fields are past resuscitation. Unless we have
rain soon, the corn and potato crop viii be al
most an entire failure. There were slight rains
in portions of Nottingham, Piscata way, and
Queen Ann districts on Saturday and Sunday
last.
Land Sale.-Col. John Il. Brooke, as attorney
for T.. ID. Hill, has sold that portion of the
Keys Quarter plantation, lying on the Not
tlngham and Piscataway road. to Mr.. James
H. 5. Gibbons, OF Baltimore, for $40 per acre,
cash.
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l-.. I r S N,
FORMULA OF
DR.. 10 II n WILKINS,
jyM-eeSm BALT1MORB, Nd.
m TIE eUPRlMl coURr OF TIE Dls.
fAIoT o. 0otUABIA, AUGUST Il, 1859.
Pratt, --s-

n.s:s.r. '@' Hasis D0'k's'.
2rdsrsc, I'll tai' ,Ssh dsy q AqEnst. isss. thss tAs
Trustee. be ratified Aal eonhrlned, lnls9 ceaee @
ths eoesrery e shoyn on or bsfors e1O0nD
tAie order beinssrsed in the lvening STAR Drinte6
in tie Oity of WNhi1gtoa. d. o.. once % sash q
G10. z. IIS11B, Justice D. Q. D. o.
an i-isvsG TsH:-R. J. M1Ias, Ulsrk.
i scribef hss ebtsissi ffoS Tie 0rpSass Ocart
Of Washington County, IN ths DislEfeS q Oolun-
tsss q Ga akfsf oFaHS zose 5i isss q osGssSiastc
comfy. p: asSce2sd: Az vsrses. navfhe
% exhibit the seaS, Win Is veuchsrs tksfsoi @
TIE subecriber, On Or before the Seth day Of
ffoa Sii Ssns&t of tSs ssiG estate. Given ~
ny hAnd thu 3eth day Of Nay, -.
Ha.,.y,v. aI0HI j. rAAa1aisitR; rAAanisi1sss,c;r.
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PKKsoNAL--Dr. VIM. Marbury, of th,. .,.,.
Is dangerously III Al the residen ce OF h,s :,
IN Georgetown.
Charles w. Schen, Esq., I'm charge Of the an.
prentices Of the Government PRINTING Oendc
has gone 10 West Point, by request Of his pnv'
slciap, for The benefit Of hi. health.
Evening star., 1869-08-26

Fuss IN THR FAMILY.-Last evening Lieut..
hurley, OF the fourth precinct, arrested j ohm
Eiton, a soldier, quartered IN the barracks at
the corner Of 18th and NJ streets, on the charge
ofthrashing mis- wife and beating her severely
at the station he threatened to bea. her more,
and Justice Weaver, after hearing the case,
committed him to iail.
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ENTHRrAISNKHr Last nieht n numhe, NJ
sne friends OF Colonea A. p. BIount Post o mar.
fermaster af Charleston. 5. O., rave hin cono.
Colonel Blount has recently been or !. .o.. -
ms family al the North, and left Washingtoo
shis morning for his post OF duty Son
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WOOD AND COAL

A A n OOD.
We have . few hundred tons of our old stock
RED AND WHITE ASH COAL.
which We will sell to the trade aud our customers
beloy the present ruling rates, and would adyise
our friends to take advantage ef the same os Goals
We Rave now anoat will be 50 cents to 81 per tom
nlgner tnen our present rates.
BEST quality Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood
Orders BY nail Promptly attended to.
au1l-lm 0L1AsON GLENN, q st Wharf.
w o DI WOO
Nine Hundred Cords of
H1CkOkY, OAK. BAkERS' AND SPRUCE
PINE WOOD
For sale et low rates 1t G L. SHBRIFF's Coal
end Wood Wharf, tooth 9Th ct. Orders left .
once on Penneylvenia avenue, between Sd and A.
sts NO 431. Willie promptly attendedto. au5-lm
-. P. BROwH . SON.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND Hsw 70 Avi
GRlAr
RBDU rIOH
PRIoR
or
Q q a l..
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PaoPosALS IoI COAL And VooD.
P9sI 0yrIeE DlrAlfnrxr,

o,,,er or ~ Sssn.sas Sssn Sn.sr .sS
esaled Proposals. uln b r..sivsS ~ e' ts;s ofuos
uattl ths nat instant g Il Tor tSs Seiisssy osl
:tS:feIi q Ss ;eSe g - Az sll
g toas $50 lss3 bsa LYkuzs WALLET. fer
90 cords best ssssopsd OAK WOOD.
50 cords bese DAKDR6s PIE WOOD, 80.
oon0o.
Average sanD,ss sf Goals nss sccsmpsny eseh
The ps,srtms.s rs.,rve, shs risst 30 reject eli
or sny PORTION al tbS bSda rscsiyed.
., ma p,.l,u,,. o..k 4 "a sscs, sss:ri...na..,.
II a6ss te1SSS q "a m. Also. dsals In
6uns, Fissols, pov6se eAet; eells, Oap., ana Oar.
b ~ bect nsa1G ssshers notice. nyls-
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Fop THE RocKv,1IrEArp-T

For THE ROCKVILLE FAIR.-Thcse who de-
sire TO visit the Rockville Fair can do so eco-
nomically and pleasantly by Calling AZ the of.
flee Of the undersigned aud registering their
names before Wednesday, September lst- as
we propose running our large omnibuss es
during the three days of the Fair.
NAILoR B2oTHRRs,
Livery Stables, + ST., bet. 10 4 and lith.
Evening star., 1869-08-26

EDrcAfIoNAL.-Ourc columns present laree
INST Of announcements OF school opepinss. and
among those well deserving Of patronage is the
ton, Prince Georges county, Nd Miss
keech, the Pr1ncipai, is well known a. q lady
OF accomplis Aments and experie nee, and pro.
poses thorough course Of study In English,
French, Latin, and music. See advertise.
ment
Evening star., 1869-08-26

CohMIfrRD IoR MuLB SrnALrHe.-Lieut
Eesex, OF the third preciL CT, arrested, on Mon.
maIe oesonging TO p. Qanlay, from the Con-
sollos.ed Ooel Company's wharves IN George.
0Mn, ano YESTERDAY recovered the mule This
morning Justice Buckley committed him to iaiI
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Alexandria and Vicinity.

The Gazette of last evening has the following:
TRokNToSs SrArION.-A party of northern
capitalists, AZ the head of whom are II J.
Davis, OF Boston, and Mr.. Vaadyke, of New
Iork, have purchased the entire Thornton
estate, containing seven thousand ii We hundred
the Alexandra, Loudon and Hampshire Raul
road. in the county Of Fairfax, for s15oUOO
The tract is TO be surveyed Immediately and
divided into small lots, and a town is to be
laid off upon the property after the plan of
Nnelard. in New Jersey. II Is stated by
Messrs. Green & Wise. real estate agents, from
whom the above Information is obtained, that
this project is to be carried out at once, and
that the managers OF the enterprise have made
ton OF their land by large number OF people
from the North al an early day.
HORSE THIEF IDzNTIPIED.-Thornton alias
Tayl lor, the colored man arrested In Washing.
ton yesterday as a horse thief, has been deuti.
fed by Mr.. Bowmen, the proprietor of the
staRe line between Vienna and Fairfax Court
House, as the man who sold him q horse which
had been stolen from Mr.. Boyd, Of this county,
as heretofore mentioned in the Gazette. He
petrated in Maryland, but will now bs held
there to await requisition from the authori.
ties of this State.
MALICIOUS AOTf.-On Monday night last the
cow OF Mrs. Richardson, who lives in Laphin'
Row, was shot and severely injured. On the
same night the cow of Martin cunningham
who lives near the canal basin, was shot AND
killed 1t is said both these malicious act.
were committed by colored man who lives or
St. Asaph street.
PROPERTY SALB.-Green & Wise, real estat.
agents, sold q house and lot on Henry neal
Prince street, to George H. Smoot, on Satur
day last, for $500.
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- U A 3 T o NE
The MARYLAND FREE STONE COMPANY
are prepared to furnish their Stene in Dimension,
and quantity required,
SAWED TO ORDER.
STEPS, PLATEORMSa
WATER TABLES, DOPING.
RuRRn- m poEEdAAa EEdaAAaS5NS, SdNS,, ,AssaLEk, &c
heavy masonry, In large quantities.. -''
CIV. HAYDEN. Secretary,
marloo Old 215 STREET.
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LOCAL N E w s.

Amusements, Excursions. Pic.Nics, &c.
ExCURsION 10 Norfolk and return on the
steamer Cost on Mondays and Thursdays.
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon On the
= sn.er Arrow, at ~ a N.
Oss1Busss for nire 10 picnic parties at
EaIIOr Bros stables.
MARKRITRR's ART GALLERY, sss 7th street
SMITH SrRoNs's ART 4AILRRy. 2&s r
stree.
ABNER's PARK--Pie-Nic of Friendship
IsGge, 1. 90 p, OF Tuesday next when in
teTsstiDg exercises will take place.
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS =,

set IN Orolde and in God,
Also the Stones unset for setting In old settings
Silver Plated Ware and Fancy Goods.
Received this morning at Prgg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 48 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets.
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Two MFSIEERs OF A wRLL.KNowy FAMILY
h1LLED--We read the following touching obit-
nary notice IN q Chicago paper :--I Amos
Skeeter, well-known resident Of this city,
and fine singer, was instantly killed at the
fremont House last night by q stranger. who
became angry at his attentions. He leaves q
large family
Adam skeeter, another notorious member of
tnis family, was killed in this city last night
oy an old and respected citizen, who was at.
tackled at his residence by the deceased, and
After several Intellectual attempts to drive him
away, threw an old shoe At him with suca
1oIee as 10 completely mash his skull. The
&esSIhi &sSIhiIs'L- .~e exhihiisd no remorse but
hionty ialo himself down 10 sleep after his
eoSoy eS oeed No inquest has yet peen held.
Evening star., 1869-08-26

BASE BALL--The game yesterday, after
noon. on the National 9reunds, bet ween the \
Union and Jefferson Clu os, resi- ulted in a vic-
tory for the Unions by the following score
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Fall of 1869.
IN pOprrAR WAeuvNta r0N

Fall Of 1869.
Our POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL Is
First IN THE FIELp
With an immense stock Of Gents, Boys and
Children's Ready-made Clothing, received
from the celebrated establishment Of wana-
maker i Brown, Of Philadelphts, and a great
variety Of piece goods, from the New York
and Philadelphia markets, and is selling rap.
Idly at prices lower than the lowest else
where.
OAK HALL,
460 Seventh street.
Opposite the Post Otice.
~ n. BIO make room for Fall Stock,
daily arriving, We are selling Summer Goods
at cost.
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PRoRoeAfs FOR CoAL.-Proposals were
opened at the Treasury yesterday for furnish
1ne me Department with coal The bids In.
Nlted were for anthracite and Lykens Valley
coal and We're as follows ). p. Brown A Son
Sree ior anthracite and S9.s2 for Lykens val
seyi A Forest Y ueen, -. 10 and 80 Is: Gleason
q eileen, S969 and SIO25: Rufus T Raj
Smnkesoarre, Pal $3.50 and $3.50; II. C
stewart. @ ~ and slo.5O; ]. W. Roberts. "a *
Fowler, for the Washington and 0eor..,o.n, -,
Ice and Coal Company, ssa9 and $40 "a.
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0kRNAu SOLDIERS AND SAILoRs-The Gar
man Veteran Union met last evening At win.
HAL. captain j. Jenk in the chair. Lieuten. .
ant hud Hannemann was admitted q mem her.
resolution was adopted that the School Oom. .
nItiee snonld wait on Mr.. Il. Richards, Su-
Derintendent Of Public Schools, In regard 10
the appointment Of a German teacher in the
public schools by the opening Of the next ter m
AFTER me transaction Of routine business the
Union adjourned.
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DROPOsALs FOB FUEL AND FORAGE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMaSTER,
FIRST MILITARY DFSrRUCr

RICHMOND, Va, August Il, 1868. Y
Sealed Proposals in triplicstel viii be received
81 this once until p. d. Of WEDNESDAY, the
18th day Of September. 1859. for the delivery Of
WOOD, OATS, AND HAY, 70 the Poet Quarter
master q Winchester virginia, In such quar- sdes
as may be required from month to month. for the
service Of that Post during the period ending June
separste proposals are required: For woed, , 70 be
dry, hard. and free from small or crooked limbs:
for Oats. 10 be sound clean and weighing not lees
than 50 pounds % the bushel; for Hay, 70 be we'll
cured and of the best quality.
Blank foFmo Tor Dropooals. aud fnformatfou @ to
eD011ss a1A oon61tio0o Of delivery, can be OBJ.
taiDed at the ofice Of the Post Qusrtsrmasesr ct
Winchester, Va, or at this once
By order Of The CommAldine 0enerAl First nfli-
tary Dtetrtst q. .OHANDLE8,
Brevet Colonel, Quartermaster q. o. Airy,
O9ief QaarteFDaster lss Mnitarv District
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J. IvKRETr MARTIN. Princip.I,
Successor 10 RI W FaRrrn

AN ENGLISH InB CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Massachusstts avenue, between 9th and l0.h SITS.
JIyERErr MARrIN. Pripcip.,.
Successor to Z. w. FaRLEY.i
The Fourteenth Annual session viii oomu.noe
on rhU MoS SlSAl. pAl. september 8; ls6s.
during sssssi sSS% Be. teen
:: . s1S .ss si
NoUNe LADiEe, sEMlnART.
BoAKDIING ID AND DAY SCHOOL,
dsties Of thi: inst,tS.iSe -. be resumed
snanS well fSs fSswn IN; sesh.ny ass .snoc
or sSs to the Rector Of the
suIs.s% u 'n' Mss N. J. NARROWER
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHBMAT-
street, between 10th and ilth stI eet,
For ,.,,,cr,. JOHN 4. SRAyBs. Prinslpl
Rector, H12 ST. sext w. cor. nth. auis. Inn
ST yIk9ENIs SCHOOL,. UspER THE
MosShs q the sistsrs Of CHARITY win reopen
prompt in sending their children. Evsry st,entioe
is: psesa aSds4 Ss.iTs
Tar, VEST END CLASSICAL, MArHEMAr.
RI This instit1tioE, recently under the charge Of
rev tharles II Nourse. will be reopeped nv Prof
the Priesd. as.sps sa GSass, 6s ssPsTssf
north. between 18th and 18th streets west 'se'
NoIe but boys OF strictly good moral character
WI be received, and one win be retained whsse
Creusrs csn Se tS s s!S,iPgs e the schoo
taseH Co. SS scrnsr ss IN s ana ;,s, and Whit,
L MON sEMIEARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ viii commence its ninetee nth v, a. on the itfS
september The Preparatory aud Collegiate De-
efsl for.isn Languages taught wffhout sTfra
charge Tor circular epply 10 the Principals b.
Ysrk .yenue and i.h oven drug store He Or
the llth and 18th septemher. from TO .. m
.n,,..o. MR. Avn MRs. YoRk,
TEE TNIoN EvANGELTCAL INsTTTTTT
York enue, between sth ard ie sp,ss,. ~
VII be IeoIened Ior the ption OF pnpIIs on
assELS Saoksosf $50 f Ptinsis.' gsGsr' .ppy
i1r,an. s.'Isnyn' Bookstore on 7th street w.:s
SELECT SCHOOL E0k YOUsG LADIES. ON
"a, ,oss,tGa & Hi, M No Dgddipston Plscs, i.t So
and Hiss DSRssY hssns DoE
scSsal cn H the
INST FS.a.,s. sns s. sad 'as
Mig. mkins.;h no.nF and French foI Ladies' and
IN. family, and 10 constantly spoken 10 tie In
vs-eosm MADAME DRlRvILLY. Print.
SCEH09sL FOB YOUNG LADIIe, IN THl
Lr61 Tbn esrs OF fhe esty.ths Misc. Mac
ABBY Il 500 18th street, bet. L and n. jy3 I'm.
FR1DEBIcK IRMALE SEMINARY,
GREDBRICK, Nd,
. Possessing full collegiate povers. viii commsnea
its eth senOlastic year, the FIRsT MONDAY in
For Cat.lsgues, containing view Of buildines.
- REV THOMAS n. CANE. .A.n..
~ - m President.
ITO PAREHTs And GUARDIANS OF YOUTH
HOWARD INSTITUTE. MD.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.
Ihlngs before words-Natureb System OF In
etrucncn: The most approved Object Teaching
Forms, Diagrams, Models. PbiIosophioai And
Chsmieal AIparstgs, Cabinet Of Minerals. GeoIo-
elcel Specimens, Dforamic Paintings fllustrAtiye
OF Art and Science, &C. &c. Bacons and Lewis'e
Gymnastics. Number Of Pupils limited School
select and prominent for its beautiful retired and
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EDUCATIONAL.

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THE BOYS BNGLIsH AND CLASSICAL
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Ncrth session Roon q AZ street Pr..byterisn
Churoh The Principal may Re ssdree.ed through
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Circulars ts be had st the Books,orss
TEE COLUMBIAN sRMINARr.
Thi. In.,it tuition, designed o. I. Yeuss I.sie.'
sTsneses Of an English ssaosiiop. a. also iss
nlsher BRAN he. o. ssollesiste course. ,nelrdins
susses. Yin esnm.pce its annual anu sessisn % Al the
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PTiDeir pal q the ksssaesy f.nss o.nsss' s 500
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Professors IN the varisss Departmenss II bsins
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want, Of the S eSnnnnity hey ssrnesly sOlicit the
te assist them in thi, their endesvor For p.riic.
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SELECT SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.
- TWELFTH STREET WEST,
g. yNo. rHaSsst Esq., scs and street, North;
sb,sm%s, sbsSa school ri.st D,strict-vih cpsn the
GsNc ocuooi on MONDA1. September 9Th. 1850.
circulars may be obtained n the Book stores ar
~ soo lnh street, bet. aud X. su2l ax
EMERSON INSTITUTE
SELECT CLASSICAL AND mArHEnarn.r.
sCHCoL FOR BOYS
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The Seventeenth Annual Session Of th,. sr,>oot
VIII begin wEDs ksDAY September sth.
For circulars, &c. address
cHARLEs B. VOTING, Princtpsi,
- 4ae 18th street
an 20 If bet. New York ave and X street.
MISS kHLLoGGp 9 ENGLISH AND PRRNcB
III SCHOOL will resume its duties Sc pt nth as
the eonmodious residence No. 10 Congress- street
'sSbIsstoSvn: next door 70 tn. Post Office
mlse kenoggb School Thorough and hisb-
faithful as q teacher:
ysmes W elch, EsQ. Rev Or ssm.on
19.Sc Msers 1sq. Prof Huptingtop.
M rGo. b Stephenson. Rev DR. McCAuley
Wueon, go Prof Henri Mason
mares engush, keq. kev Y. n Browne
: Elcnols, ksq. Rev Mr.. Nelson.
Ci,sslsrs at her residence. Seminary Hotel
EvERlfT s1ITUTE,
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