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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16
Novel Railway Invention for Taking
Water,

The Hudson River Railroad Company in
New York has just adopted the English
method of giving locomotives water, method
at once novel and very efficient, and practicable
on other railroads. The company recently
constructed at Montrose station trough in
the centre of the track, 200 feet in length,
10 inches in depth, and IS inches wide, and
caused it to be lined with sheet iron, heavily
painted. This trough is perfectly straight
throughout the entire 200 feet. A short
distance to the north and east of it is spring
which supplies it with water, the trough
holding 10000 gallons, which can be let into
it at will. A locomotive was next taken from
the road and put in the shop, where in quiet
manner skillful mechanics soon fitted her out
with an ingeniously formed pipe, curling from
the man hole in the tender down through the
latter to position inside of the hind trucks,
where tie pipe forms half circle, at the end
of which is the nozzle, which always points
the way the engine goes. Fastened to this
nozzle is an iron bar, which connects with a
bar from point near the ireman's box by
which when the locomotive comes to the
trough, the nozzle or pipe can be dropped in
simultaneously into the water, while the train
is running at the rate of thirty miles an hour
The nozzle sinks to only depth of two inches
in the trough, yet even at that depth, when
the one thousand feet is passed over, one
thousand six hundred and thirty four gallons
of water will be found in the tender.
1POughEeeDSie Edgle
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16
POLITICAL.
THE CHILD ENTERING HEAVEN.


The pearIy gates we're opened
And glowing seraphs smileds et
And with their tuneful harp strings
Welcomed the little child.
And praise in echoing melody
Rang thru the arches wide,
And murmured long the jasper wall
The glorious throng beside
They shouted t.High and Holy
A child hath entered in -..e5
Safe now from all temptation;
A soul Is sealed from sin ~
They led him thro' the golden streets,
On toward the King oi.Kings,
While the glory fell upon him
From the rustling of their wings!
They took him to that crystal sea,
Spanned by the emerald bow.
And showed him glories all untold!
Angels alone can know
They gave him drink from out L,fe's River
And fruit from off the Tree,
They placed the seal upon his forehead,
Seal of the One in Three!
The Savior smiled upon him,
As none on earth had smiled
And heavens great glory shut around
The little Garth born child!
Reioi,ings filed the City:
Praise came from all within,
Praise TO tho great Redeemer!
A soul was sealed from sin!
On earth they missed the little one,
They sighed and wePt and sighed,
And wondered if another such
As theirs had ever died.
They gathered up the little toys,
Laid them in silence by,
And thought how gifts of theirs no more
Would light that death-dimmed eye.
They dwelt upon his pretty ways, us
His beauty aud his grace,
Then Pigh'd and wept, aud wish'd thatthey
Could see once moro his face.
o, had they thought that, day by day,
And hour by hour each day,
New gifts, new sights, new glories poured
On that young spirits way
O,had they seen thno' those high gates
The tceIcOHIe to him given!
They never would have wished their child
Back from his home in HeavenI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16
Farmers,

Adam was farmer while yet in Paradise,
and after his fall commanded to earn his bread
by the sweat of his brow.
JOB the honest, upright and patient, was
farmer, and his endurance has passed in u
proverb.
Socrates was a farmer, and yet welded to
his calling the glory Of his immortal philoso-
ply.
St. Luke was farmer, and divides with
Prometheus the honor of subjecting the OK for
the use of man.
Cincinnatas was farmer, and the noblest
Roman of them all.
Burns was a farmer, and the Muse found
him at the plow and filed his soul with poetry
Washington was farmer, and retired from
the highest earthly station to enjoy the quiet
rural life, aud present to the world spectacle
of human greatness.
To these names may be added host of
Others who sought peace and response in their
mother earth the enthusiastic Lafayette,
the steadfast Pickering, the scholastic JEFF
ferson, the fiery Randolph, all found an Ell
dorado of consolation from life's cares in vcr-
dant lawns that surrounded their homesteads
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16

To CLEAN BLACK LAcE.-As many of our
readers may not know the best manner for
cleaning black lace, the following are the di-
rections for doing so; Sponge the lace care
fully with gin, and wind it around bottle to
dry, for if touched with an iron it would look
glossy and 'fattened. Some people Fill the
bottle with warm water, which causes the lace
to dry more quickly. It must not be placed
pearance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16
REMOVAL.
BARBER SALOON,

WHEN you wish pleasant Shave,
w As good as Barber ever gave,
Call on me, at my Saloon,
Morning, eve or busy noon;
Or any time when you stay,
And not in a hurry to go away.
My rooms are neat. my towels clean,
My ecizzors, sharp, my IaZors keen:
And move as true a hand
AS any artist in the land.
Your Clothes I'll clean in quickest time,
And warrant them good prime.
Come one and all, both great an small,
And will try to shave you all.
June 7, lS70-ly. JAMES E. BRADY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16

CATcHING.-SchelI, the artist, is Likewise
a punster When with some of his brethren
out sketching, one of the club proposed to
remain and sketch another landscape, ooh,
no, says Schell, let's sketch the train"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16

= The sweetest word in our language is
love The greatest word in our language is
God. The word expressing the shortest time
is now.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16

WHAT FARMERS CANNOT CoNCEAL.-A
poor farmer cannot conceal the fact that he is
poor farmer. All his surroundings are a
verdict against him his horses, cattle,
wagons, harness, plows, fences, felds--even
his wife and children bear silent, but unmis-
takeable evidence against him. On the other
hand, all these things will testify tavoraby on
behalf of the good farmer. Every passer by
can read the evidence pro Or con. This fact
alone ought to stimulate every farmer to do
his best, for the sake of his own character, as
we'll as interest; for be may rest assured that
every passer by will pronounce judgment ac-
cording to the evidence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16
VIM. Knabe & Co.,
Manufacturers of
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

Piano FoI.teSs
wARERouMs,
No. $50 w. Baltimore st. near Eutaw,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ETNhese Instruments have been before the Public for
l. nearly Thirty years. and upon their excellency
alone attained AN uSPuRcHAsED PRE'EMISENcE'
which pronounces them uuequaled. Their
TONE
quality, as we'll as great purity OF Intonation, and
evenness throughout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and entirely FREQ from the
stiffness found in many Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
they are u1exceIed, using none but the very best
SEASONED MATERIAL, the large capital employed in
business enabling us to keep continually an i'm
Inense stock of lumber, &c, on hand.
-All our Square Pianos have our New Improved
Overstrung scale and the Agrafe Treble.
We would cali special attention to our late i'm
pfovcmcnts in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
PATENTED August Il, 1866,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
Every Piano Fully Warranted for Years
Sole Wholesale a Agency for CARHART & NEED
HAMS Celebrated PARLoR ORGASs and CHURCH
HARAoSIUMs.
VIM. KNABE & CO.,
No. $50 West Baltimore St., near Eutaw
April 26, IS7-ly. BALTIM ORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16


- The most primitive postofice in the
world is to be found on the southern extrem-
ity of America. For some years past small
barrel has been fastened by an iron cain to
the outermost rock of the mountains over
hanging the Straits of Magellan, opposite
Terra del Fuego. It is opened by every ship
which passes through the Straits, either to
place letters in it or to take letters from it
This postofice, therefore, takes care of itself,
it is confdcd to the protection of seafarers,
and there is no example of any breach of this
trust having occurred. Each ship undertakes
the voluntary transmission of the contents of
the barrel, if their destination is within the
limits of its voyage.
- Amongst the many uses to which paper
is now being applied, not the least important
is late invention made in England whereby
paper is to be used as clothing. BY mix
ture of both animal and vegetable materials,
such as wool silk, skins, fax, hemp, iute, cot
ton, etc., all of which are reduced to a pulp.
a substance is obtained, which for softness,
hexibility and strength, is unsurpassed. All
sorts Of clothing, from stockings to hats, are
to be made of the new substance and. with
the usual excellence of all new inventions, it
Is to supercede all other fabrics.
NbrisF IT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-16

Christ forgot no man in His death He
will forget none in his judgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

the bridge. A colored man lowed ashore bu-
reau containing large quantity OF clothing
and a silver watch. Several fiat boats AMI
canal DO It's have passed through the south
drawer of the br .dge, and a section of the chain
bridge has lodged there and aftording hold for
the DRIFT wood which is adding pressure hourly
against the bridge. At Hsrvey's wharf the wa
ssr has never been SO high, except on one oc" =
sion-aboutsiSteen years ago-when it was four
inches higher.
RESCUED.
A white boy, named Willie Ford. lost his bal
ance from Maryland avenue bridge, but was
bshed out before striking the railroad bridge
adjoining, which is now submerged.
TWO INFANTS DROWNED.
The bodies of two cOlored irtauts, at ~ p.
M, Pc sed down TIber creek, by Pernsylvani1
avenue. On one of the babies was perched
three live rats.
REPORTED LOSS OF TWO MEN AT THE CHAIN
BRIDGE.
Two men, who we're crossing the Chain bridge
at the time il was carried away, went along
with it, and have not been seen since.
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GEORGETOWN.

ALL BUSINESS is suspended here to-day in
consequence OF the destructive freshet in the
POtOmac the water being up on Water street.
and the merchants busy in saving their prop
erty. Particulars will be found elsewhere in
TIE STARJ
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.; Georgetown

y
BY virtue Of q decree of the SUPP eme Court
E OF the District Of Columbia, made in the
- cause OF Brooks. et al. RS Gallsher, No. 1854,
equity and dated July s, $50, will offer 10
on IHukSDAY,4 O'Clock p. m, the Goth day of
Uctoper next, the valuable real estate OF Lewis
BROOKS, deceased, situated on High street, George
t0wn consisting OF parts of lots Nos. 81 IS l25 and
10 OF Beatty Hawkins addition, bounded as fol
lows, VIZ Beginning the end Of l&31s fC I,
ured southwardly from b cond street, on the west
side OF High street aud running thence north with
High street 81 feet thence wesfwardly at right an
giles to High street 63 100 feet thence ardy
at right angles to the lest line, 25si feet; thence
wetwardly at right angle, TO the last line Is feet
tnence southw ardiy, at angle OF 6s degrees with
me fourth line !s feet thence eastwsrdly, with the
line OF fence, 10 the dividing line between lots and
"a thence with said line, southwardy II Is 100 feet
lire TO the beginning.
The improvements consist OF . brick swelliry and
q large store, which cen be convert.d into two A
ne garden is attached and the property is valuable
as q business stand.
Term Of sale: One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue in equal
ments at ak and twelve months respectively. with
int rest. TO be secured by approved notes and
served lien. The terms OF sale must be complied
With within week after the sale, or the property
may be resold at the risk and OF the aultng
purchaser. Stamp and conveyapcing at the cost Of
the purchaser.
WALTER s. cox, Trust
seq -3awts THOMAS D0WLIN0, Auct.
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NEW Ard sECoHD-H HAND rURNITuR1

TO MY F0kMEk CUSTeMERS AMI rpr
PUBLIO IN GhNERsL. ~H1
hasins taken the spacious WAREHOUSE Ana
IENIH STRItT. one dooe north of svs
sssnis va avenue, and 0,tained the
fESrmsily With Aesers. J. q. McGuire 49,
';xnere VIII DC found large assortment ~.
aSgss1kHsPlSe AkficLis Of ii dese,,,,Aasp
s.etio, soo a. Prcee guaranteed 10 rive sss
PsshlPs attended to At the shartest nnties and
y. BUCaLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

NEW DESIGNS in Alaska diamonds in crosses
solitaire and pendant sets, and exquisite novel
tics in jet have just been received at Pr yg's
avenue, between IL and 9th streets. The ad-
ditiOn to this establishment by extending the
depth is great improvement, and we find this
new department admirably stocked with vases,
siatuettes, brackets, chromos, travelling satch-
els and ladies' baskets Of every description.
MIR. Prlgg has very fine assortment of one dol
Jar goods, and ladies and gentlemen can ALWAYS
lie receives fresh invoices every morning from
New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

The WHITE HOUSE has been completely reno
waited, carpets have been put down window cur
tains hung, and the three coats OF paint given
to the interior gives il Q very comfortable and
clean appeaIa pce.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, dc.

National TAsafer.-Last appearance OF JOHN
met as Fritz"
Odd FslIotcs' HaH.-Last night Of wyman, the
Wizard.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4S8 It'll street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01


I ARGE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
The LARGEST ara MOST COMPLETE AssoRr.
MENTwe have ever offered our customers.
DRESS GOODS, consisting 10 part OF
c Superior S,, Black silks; iTish PoPn' Kmpres.
ysqre. french MernO. from IS cent. S 1p PAID aid
RRUsn' az gtss PslaEss Ii cents; The csseatsd
Cloth CA simeres and Cas.inets, from % cents mn
Water proof Cloths for Clocks and Suits, from ii
ttnsIa: Celebrated KID GLOVES; S2:esh. KID
.esstr 1o1 Brits. .,net, G ELLEN
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'T; -5rsetOwi
fERsfrhr AMP mp 1 EfFkHT
Also Also p pRE Most 4s PkSIsABLE AND vhLG
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 9Th.
Commsndsr weaver q $ corner Of Say and %
Green streets, &c igeioxn all the Household Furni-
Gn Chic Sd Rosswocd Gass Piano a octave,
Handsons ,ia S r! TaIes ard saS,
Gie, n Rep Easy Chairs and Lounges
side Chne. sna Music sPena snd hugs
Two Handsome walnut Marble top Chamber Suites
Gurlsd Hair and other MattresseI
Walnut Library Fable. walnu. Extension Table
Walnut and Usk Cane seat and other Chairs
Two Morning Glory a3d other Stoves
Oil Cloth, Ingram Carpets and Mating
Befri yerator
With many other articles too numerous to mention.
Also,
At clock, will sell the handsome and extra waII
built House, with extensive back buildings and IL
the lot fronting ca feet Gay street with depth Of
JD II Il on Green street, with the lot adjoining
fron'f 20 feet on Green street. Ith depth of 100
feet. The house has front of Is feet Gay street
and consists of Is rooms, with bath room pantri.
and all n; cessary ouibuildings, such stabling,
hen house, &c: and is fitted with all the modern
Improvements, such range, hot aud cold waite,
gas, ar d fine cemented cellar. making it of the
most desirable residences in George )wa.
Terms at sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
seSd lRep.SCouilerl Auctioneer.
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GEoRGEfOWN ADvHRrIsInKyrs.

n"N0TICE.-AD DISCOUNT OF THREE PEE
llS GENT. viii be allowed upon General aud
Special Taxes II paid on befor SATURD. ", DC
tooer Isl, E8o. JOS. L. sIMNs,
SEES % Collector.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette OF last evening has the following
items
The EQUINoCTIAL SToRM.-Though deferred
the eqp'uoctial storm did not fail ID paw its &C
customed visit. 1t commenced raining on We'd
NJ day night last, and, with intervals, has con-
unued, accompanied with a northwest wind,
until the present time. The tide has been uu-
usually high, overlooking some of the wharvss,
and extending up into King md Prince str et-
as far as Union. Along the line OF the o., A. Il
NJ. X. X. the damage caused by the flood that
prevails has been considerable.
CANAL BOAT SUHK.-The canal boat f. F. &.
Young, struck on an old spike, just outside I
the outlet lock, this morning, and sunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

wYNAs, THE WIZARD, viii appear for the
last time at odd Fellos's Hall this evening, as
he opens in Forrest Hall, Georgetown, on Mon
day evening next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

T,O THE LADIES.
have now in stock and am receiving very fun
ZEPHYR woRsTEp,
from the celebrated factory OF Bersmspp a ia
Berlin Prussia, which, for its softness briIlisncy az
oolorins and superior weight, has taken the palm OF
Ill other makes.
Ny assortment Of
GERMANTOWN WOOL
ID row also very complete, and for warm shsv;..
Afghsns, &C., 10 very desirable.
For Chiidrens Fancy Stockings, I would recon-
mend that neW
BALMoRAL YARN,
which ia strong and durable, and produced IN end.
lees variety.
sAxoNY WOOL.
N Scarlet Tor Tides, and in fine White for Infant.
shirts, stockings, &c.. 10 Of the article. Con-
stantly called for. WI
SHETLAND WOOL,
IN pure White, bright Scarlet and Bun s,,,, -,
very pretty, and has well deserved popularity
skhAANAFDAhKRIOAE KNITTING YARNS
In white and assorted Grays, I sm sl,o r.oe,v,,e.
AND would recommend the former for its Superior
strength. " " '1po'f
shall try and keep the assortment OF all
wvnsIhp lAhNs complete during the season.
would esn the attention Of the Ladies also 10 my
tuli assortment Of
EMBROIDERY MATERIAL. PAPEB PAT
TERMS, CANVASS, BEADS, &C.
Ny pricsawi - heretofore. be found very REQ
sonAbie.
=. 0ILvERBEB0,
SIs SEVENTH sTBEEr.
Dsf. PENNSYLVANIA Avenue AID DsrREss'
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IMPROVEMENT OF M STREET.-THE comm
sion for the improvement OF Nj street opened
bids for its sewerage, at the Mayors Office, at
O'Clock today. Twent y-four bids we're rec lived,
varying Greatly in pric g, as rsual. Owing to q
want Of urifOrmi.y in the t,rrs of the propo-
lowest bid .thout considerable calculation, or
even to prepare sa.-sfact Try tabular state
ment. On this account the mi cact cannot be
awarded until aiter the meeting next week.
The DO ird adjourned without trarsacting any
other business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

10y THOMAS BOWLING, Adctioneer,
- TIA Bridge street, Georgetown.
IL By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
E::: OF the District of Columbia, passed the 10th
6day OF July, ls70, In equity cause No. 1895,
snd Louisa Jackson and 6 .hers are defendants, we
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, the premises,
effer for sale at public auction, the properly de
tcribtd in the proceedings in the above mentioned
cause as follows, viz Subdivision of hot No. 4, of
Old Gt orgetown extending u feet on the north side
o. Bridge street, and running be * Dog feet
by fine three-stOry Brick Dwelling and two story
brick back building, including large storeroom
Terms: One-t third of the purchase money in cash;
the residue in two equal instruments Of six and
twelve me nths, with interest, to be secured by ap
proved notes and re rived lien on the premises.
SAMUEL l.. PHILGIPJ,i r,..o
EDWIN l.. STANTON, { Tustees'
seq THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r,
GFORGETOwN DOLLAR STORE, 10 Hon
sTREET, receive. weekly latest styles of Jet and
Fancy Jeweiry, Gold Bracelets, Chains, Rings,
watches, ard all the other goods usually sold in
Dollar Stores. Ise2O-lmI J. G. NICHOLS.
" IN CAB. VINEG Alb.
One hundred barrels pure CIDER VINEGAR.
sultable Tor pics ling on hand, and for sale IN lots
69lm 100 Water street
WHITE LEAD AND PAINT DEPCT.-AlI the
10 High street.
ses Inn J.O. NICHOLS.
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TIE FUNERAL OF the late Edward Birkhead,
one Of the oldest residents of the District, took
place Yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, on 9Th street, between nj and n. De-
ceased was in his eighty sixth year, and resided
here fer about three-fourths of a century He
W. cabinet maker by trade, and carried on
business in the First Ward. and subsequently
In the Fourth Ward. He was q soldier of the
war OF 1872, and enjoyed the respect of all who
knew him. Rev. DIR. Drinkhouse officiated at
the funeral. The remains were inferred al
Glenwood Cemetery, followed by number OF
our oldest citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

CoNvALRsCRNT.-We are glad to learn that
Rev. DIR. Holmead is sutfi Glen, ly recovered from
his lat, severe illness to be able to Official, in
his church tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

NATIONAL THEATER--To- ight 10 Fmna,.
closes his engagement IN HFritz. Oar Co.-to
German" and MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Flosencs
who have an army OF diairers in this city. rom,
nence and engagement on Monday evening
next.
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EDUCATIONAL.

i PECK ssELECSrn sosa Sig poR sors.ifot
l,treet, will commence MoNDSY September sth.
rsi S, attention given t. moral in addition % men
THE MISSES BURskss WILL REOPEN rheir
BOARDING aud DAY sCL0oL FOB YOUNG
New York avenue. SCI W.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN
COLLEGE,.
Lectures IN this institution will commence 8, the
SaSb. bHoi 6n CO. Of and 10Th Streets on
Mr. Scssr graduate 70 Of fG the Roy. coes. Of
fhaImsey II SWEDEN and practlcsi Druggist. will
chairs will be Tiled BY Professor. MoksIx ard
TlLpEN, OF the Medical Department Of Georgetown
For circulars and other information apply to
se27 eoSt Prof. v. HOWARD, Treas
RUEL HALL.
Mrs. BULLS BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Yours Ladies and Misses, i4s1 I st. SEES I'm
TIE MISSES OSBORNE Young LAD,ES'
rough Instruction. Rsierenees;-Hon WIN. Il Sew.
ard, eN Secretary Of State: Gen. John :. OrOcker,
Hon John HiiZ. swiss Consul General. eel I'M"
EVENING CLASSES IN MATHEMAr
les, EneIsh Grammar, Bookkeeping aud Pen
sPs a. Emerson institute, Nh s5ses ss,seen
$50. For terms, Sc, apply to-
se23-u 1891 Vermont avenue.
I Aw DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETowN
IL COLLEGE.
The Iaw Department OF Georgetown College will
open in the Hall Of the CoIonz stion Building cor
her Pennsylvania avenua and "a street, on WE'D
so'clock.
rs5 4 ps sass sHY n.
tory Of the Faculty, In the Colonization Build
ing. sel4 I'm
MIS- T Gkk skHS VIII Z. E s HER RRI
enue, Capitol Hill, On the FIRST MONDAY in So.
TENDER. sei2-lm
Union SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
u will commence its sessions on TUESDAY, the
18th Of September. One q the teachers will be- a.
the school house, No. 72s l4th street, every dar
from TO r. m. 70 further particulars apply a.
Mis-. J. N0kk, PriI pal. seS In