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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
Was F ouna,

DYa colored man, on the stage road leading from
I'D Alexsndria to occoqusn, large Band Bc1, wrap,
ped in Canton iannel'bag. II contained various and
costly wearing apparel Of lady-silks. muslins,
&C. &c , and was found by one of Mr. w. III. Foote's
servants. The owner have it by paying for this
advertisement, and small recompense TO the finder
Inquire of the Printer. June ID ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
NEW YonK DAILY ADVERTISER OFFICE !
"Wednesday. June Is, l.2 past |. +. NJ. )
NEW YORK MARKER.

Yesterday advices we're received from Liver
pool, to the 10Th May; although they are highly
important in political point of view, they afford
no encouragement to the American shipper. Cot
ton had declined, and flour was without any
change for the better. Our own market has been
in very qlet state. except for -four, which. ow.
ing to the limited supplies continues to improve.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18

~ A Meeting of the Citizens disposed to
unite IN the celebration of the 4th of July, request.
ed at the Brooke Lodge on Monday evening at eight
O'Clock, for the purpose of appointing Committee to
confer with the different Committees appointed by the
various Societies Of the Town. and to make such other
arrangements as may be deemed suitable.
June l6--2t
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Ertract ora letter, dated

MALAGA, April 90, 1882
Our government has at last, and in consequence
Of representation Of the merchants OF this place,
come to the determination Of taking OFT the ton
mage daty on American vessels, provided the
American government reciprocate to Spanish YES
sells.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
N 4 X II 4 r. IL

On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. Nor
al Wilson, Mr.. JAMES FRASER, of Green Val
~. IA Ms, MlRr ANS CAMPBELL, OF this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
Dissulution uf Copartnership

DissOiWtion Of COpartnershlp.
risHE copsrtnership heretofore existing under the
4 firm Of Fleming & McVeiga, Is this ~ dissolved
by mutual consent All those having claims against the
firm will present them Immediately for settlement; -
those Indebted will please make immediate pay ment
20 either of u.s. it is desirable the business should be
speedly closed ANDREW J. FLEMtNG,-
WILLIAM n. NcVEIGH.
Alexandria Iune 12-eoSt
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John tiuaiipN.

(LaTE FROM BAL7IlNORE,)
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
IA lie generally. that he intends carrying on the
DYING BUSINESS,
opposite A. Newton Hotel in the house lately pccu
pied bv Samuel lsaacs, where he will dive Ladies' and
Gen,lemens Garments uf every description in the best
manner; cleanse, bleach, and curl Fringes of Merno
and Cashmere Shawl also Leghorn BonneIs Of every
description; also Grapes and Sss ofevt ry description
Ganze. shawls. Silk Hose, Bombazines, &c.
June l6--l3m
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n office.

DERsoNs having elams against wG. IL Shirley ~
and those indebted viii please make immediate pay.
ment as is desirable to settle the business soon as
possible. EDIAk sNoWDtN'
;nne 15-St Trustee.
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N 4 L N

o, The 18th instant. at Mount Vernon, JoHN
A. WAsuMoroS, Esq. proprietor OF that estate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEXaADRLi. On. c.

Schr. Reaper. Percival, hence at Boston ! tn
SloopJ w. Caldwell, Mats, cleared at PHI
adelphia for this port 18th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18

W An adjourned meeting Of the Managers
Of the Savings Fund Institution will be held
This Evening, at 8 O'Clock, at the Hydrauion
Engine House. June 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
RoarA Of Health, June I, 1So2.

oRDsRED. That the members Of the Board Of
Health. each in his particular district, be charged
with the discovery and removal Of Nusinces accord
ing TO the following arrangements, viz:
Hugh Carolin east of ROYAL and north Of King street
samuel Bartle, north of King, between Royal snd
lanes Douglas, north Of King, and west Of Washing
Jno Creighton east Of Royal. between King and
Prince streets ,,.,
Ja1oes Kerr, between Royal and Washington and
King and Prince streets: ,. ,u. AMI
80: 800. sou,h of Prince, and east OF Royal ST.
Jonathan Jsnney. south Of Prince, between Roya'
n Harmon. south Of Prince and west OF Washing
,on street: BY ortler Of the Board OF Heai'n:
iune ST. JAMES DOUGLAS, trcHoeh''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
Gig and HARNESS..

y excellent Gig, with plate hainess. in complete
i orier, jus, received and for sale low by
I'm. Is GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18

just received on sale by
JYIN " MORRISON,
F2NHE French First Glass Book
4 Outlines OF Bible History
JAYS Evening Exercisrs, Church Psalmody =
Private pevotions, principally by Miss II. Moore
Cats Theological Common Place Book
Reinhardt's Plan. Aso
so resms excellent Writing Paper, assorted
June 15--3t
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Notice.

4 LITIGATION viii be made TO the President and
a Directors Ofthe Fire Insurance Company OF Alex
Hl foe the renewal OF certificate for tea shares OF
'acS in said Conpsnv, issued in the name of Morle
rs Miller. numbered d 10. dated November 3, 1925,
s.lchhas been lust or miSlai1 lune 10 2swSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
List of instruments called, u;z:
uvctOx.U. tarQuhar'

.yiNG completed his medical studies in the Uni
yersi,y ofPennsylvans, offers his professional ser.
vices 10 the citizens Of Alexandrs and Its wein,ty.
u;. Oa;ce is on King street. between Washington
and St Assph streets. oti mo iI-eou
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or freight.

SM The brig ELIZ.4.
sssaOapt Wooster. carries about li0o barrels. and
s,~a axe aiTe'gh' for arr Eastern port Apply to
W, F0WLE s CO.
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For BarbaAOps

,ssM The schooner LEOYIDlS,
.-=ss Dearborn, master, having the greater part of
engaged viii meet with despatch; for freight
=" w barrels, apply to
--ue iS ". ~. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
UNDER THE Objection OF
The Sisters If Charity.

hO M ohN1
'EHilIS institution is located at the corner of Fairfa
anil Duke streets, Alrxsndria, % e. and will com
mence on Monday the 18th inst The class rooms are
spacious and airy and will be kept neat aud clean for
the bent6 Of the pupils
Besides the usual branches of female education, les
will be glren in French Music, Drawing, Paint.
Ing, SC The Sister who will attend to the French de.
paItment, will use every erer,ion to conn uncate 10
the pupils an accurate and correct pronunciation Of
lbs language and introduce the practice Of speaking
the language, during class and recreation.
The Sisters viii endeavof TO impart that useful
knowledge, and incucae those correct principles of
literature and morality which the brightest gems in
the female character
The h,bitan,s Of III. principal cities Of the Union
are witnesses of the general bene. resulting to society
since the commencement of the Institution in the Uni
ted States In the year 1909 Society of pious ses
located themselves in the vicinity of Edinburgh, FIRE.
derrick County Mary land, known 10 the public by the
name Of SYST rRiRITr, and incorporated by the
General Assembly of maryland in 1876; since that pc
Rod, .hese Ladies have dedicated themselves to the
service Of God the iucaion Of Females Of hici
this il q branch.
The course Of instruction embraces the English and
French languages. Orthography. Grammar. Compost
ton, Writing, Rational Arithmetic. Geography, Ancient
and Modern History, Composition, Conversations on
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, BOOB Keeping,
Plain and Fancy Neede.work.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
TOR Halifax.

E,g Ths schooner EIIZ3BETH
As&eCspt Norris, viii take freight for tie above
P%' totlered Immediately. Apply to
|nr IS & W. II, IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-21
CONG RE SIS.

The Senate, on Thursday. transacted but little
Legislative business, having gone into executive
sesSinp at an early hour. The bill from the House
for tie relief Of the officers and soldiers Of the
Virginia line ADD continental navy in the revolu.
tionary war, was previously read the second time
end referred to the Committee on Military At
fairs.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr.. Adams,
ffom the Committee 90 Manufactures, reported
afesolution directing the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury t. obtain information as to the quantities
and kinds Of the several articles manufactured in
the United States during the year 1881, particu-
larly those Of iron. cotton. wool, hemp, and su-
gar, and the cost thereof together with the guam
tities Of similar articles imported from abroad,
and their cost; and that he lay the sane before
eShgress. accompanied by all the useful infor,na-
Non he can collect, with view to the adjustment
Of the tariff. After some disc ussion, the resoiu-
tfon was adopted. as also was resolution of a
similar nature, but more comprehensive, report
ed few days ago by Mr.. McDufie, frem the
Committee OF Ways end Means. Mr.. Davis. Of
S. c., reported bill from the Commute on the
Judiciary, to refund to the heirs If Matthew Ly-
on. the fine Of $1,000. imposed on that gentle.
man during the existence Of the Sediti"n Law.
1t was read twice, and committed to Commit
fee of the Whole
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-21

ed commerce-its Improvements 10 educatiou-
its salutary influence the surrounding tribes,
and the unusual accessions that have been made
to It's numbers. during the year, BY emisrants
from this country.
A letter from our constant friend. General La
fayette, was read, expressive Of his deep inte-
rests in the objects Of the society, and his desire
to awaken in its behalf the sympath,es and libe.
raIlty of France. Letters Of most Interesting
tenor were also read from Ex- President MADISON,
and Chief Justice Marshall, In which they re-
commend the cause Of the Institution to the pa
tronage of Congress, and to that effective aid
which might be obtained by partial appropria.
ton to it Of the proceeds Of the public Lands.
The addresses delivered BY dfferen. gentlemen
were peculiarly happy aud appropriate. Mr.. Ba.
con Of Con. who offered the second resolution,
dwelt mainly on the strictly benevolent character
Of the Society; and vindicated it. in masterly
manner, from the misrepresentation OF those
who have held it up as system Of cold, calcu-
lating, selfish policy.
The Hon. Edward Everett, Of Mass after pre-.
senting glowing outline OF the measures which
have been adopted for the suppression Of the Ari-
can Slave Trade, gave an affecting sketch of the
deporable extent to which this inhuman trafic is
still carried on; and held up as an e6ectual pre-.
ven,ion of it, the ultimate civilization of Africa.
the practicaSity Of which, through the medium
of the colony a, Liberia, and other sources of sa.
lu,sry influence, he urged in his own happy and
admirable style.
The Hon. William S. Archer, Of Virginia, in
frank and eloquent maGner exhibited history of
the change winch his opinions had undergone in
regard to the practicabity of the designs Of the
institution, and among other topics upon which
he touched, all Of which were listened to with
deep attention, he described with peculiar force
and felicity the disadvantages inseparable from
the condition of the free colored in the save.hod-
ing States. the benefits which would be conferred
by their removal to Liberia not only on that class
self. but on the slave population, and the whole
mass Of society.
These excellent addresses will be fully report
ed, we understand. aud laid before the public.
Others were expected to address the meeting.
but the lateness of the hour, and tine situation OF
those who had not been able to obtain seats, in
j duced them TO decline. Among these was the
Hon Nc. Mar, lal, of Kentucky. The resolu-
ton moved BY rim expressed the thanks OF the
Sorietv to Mr.. Mcclure, Of Newport, Kentucky,
for his munfcent subscription of ten thousand dol.
lars, PAYABLE in ten annual instruments, the tirst
of which has been received.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-21
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,
WAsHINeroN, January 9

WASHINGTON, January 9, 1882.
nROPOSALS will be received at this Office as fol.
Il lows
lsl For the construction Fl Dam across the Poto-
mac River near " Harper's Perry" and for the CON-
strucon of Stone tqueduct across Cstoctin Creek
until the 3Ist day of January instant
2nd For the excavation, enbankment. and wallng
Of twelve miles Of Canal extending from the 84h
ton of the Canal near to the "Point of Rocks" to
iarpers Ferry in actions &c about halt mile each,
and for the construction Of four Stone Lift ocks and
one Guard Lock, and several Culverts the por
ton of Canal. until the 18th day Of February next
81 For the excavation embsnkment, and waling OF
forty miles of Canal. extending from Hsrpers Fery to
ilamsport, and for the construction of tie necessary
ocks, Aqueducts, Culverts, and Dams, until the 30th
day of March next.
rhe plan and specification of the Dam and 'q-''uct
will be exhibited sf rr the 18th instant and "a con.
tracts will be declared at the Canal Ufhc IN this CITY,
on he LIST day Of February next
rhs plan and specification of the other work be'1w
Hsrper's Ferry, will be exhibited at the Canal use
After the 18th Instant and the contract will be Occurred
n.rper's Ferr, on the 23d day Of February next
The plan and specification OF the work between
H.. p"rs Ferry and wilsmspor will be exhibited at
thu Canal m after the I0th day of March next and
the contracts will be declared Sht pherdstown. in
Virginia. on The 4th day Of April following.
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished, on App
cation to this Office. JOHN j. NGLE,
Clerk nfthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Go.
ION 9-eot28thFcb
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ID | E D.

In this place, on Wednesday night last, 18th
instant, WILLIAM G GoeINes, late OF Hartford,
N. c. and whose near relatives reside in Wash
,nston City. His age was SO years.
BY the unexpected death of this most amable
man, widow and four dear little children mourn
a sad loss He was kind son, dear brother.
Although but short time here. he was endeared
to those who became acquainted with MIN, and
had he lived, would have been an ornament to
society. His unassuming manner and his strict
integrity are worthy Of example. He died a
protesting Christian. Il Communicated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-21
IN COUNCIL-JANUARY 10, 1882

The Council having been summoned by order
of the Mayor. to take into consideration letter
received by him from the Honorable Philip Dod-
bridge. Chairman Of the Committee on the Dis
trct of Columbia, and the communication. which
is in the following words, having been laid before
the Council:
WASHINGTON, 18th Jan. 1882.
Dear Sr-The Committee on the District de.
sire to know, in some certain way, the opinion OF
the People of your County on the following pro-
positions:
LIST. A. retrocession to Virginia;
Cd. A Delegate on the floor Of Congress; or
Sd. A Local Legislature.
1t is hoped we may be satisfied in twelve days
or two weeks. Very respectfully.
P. D0DDRIDGE.
The Mayor of alexandria.
1t is, therefore.
RESOLVED. That, in the opinion Of the Common
Council, it is inexpedient to adopt either of the
propositions submitted IN the said letter; but that
1t is proper that the opinion Of the People of the
Town and County of Alexandria should be taken
on the said propositions; and. to that end, that
three Commissioners be appointed tor each Ward
to open Poll in each Ward, and receive the
votes of all inhabitants of the Town and County
of Alexandria chargeabe with the payment Of
taxes or levies, or the said three propositions;
and that the names of the voters and the Votes by
them given, be set down by the said Commits
soners IN books prepared by them for that pur.
pose: That the SAID Polls be opened at 10 o'clock
A. M and kept open until shutdown, OIL the
cath day of this month, at James Morris's Tav-
ern, on Union Street, for the First Ward; at the
Court House, for the Second Ward; at the In.
dian Queen Tavern, for the Third Ward; and at
Mrs. MilIs's, on Prince Street, for the Fourth
Ward: And that the Clerk OF the Council do
forth with give notice, by advertisement in the
Alexandria Gazette, Of the lime and places at
which the said Polls will BIZ held: And John A.
Stewart, Reuben Johnston, and Stephen Shnn,
are appointed Commissioners for the FRS! Ward;
Robert Anderson. Alexander Moore, and Rob.
ert Barry. for the Second Ward; A C.. Gaze
move, Joseph Smith, and James Douglas. for the
Third Ward; William A. Williams, William
FowIe, and George Brent, for the Fourth Ward:
And if, from bad weather. or any other cause, it
should appear to the said Commissioners that all
the votes cannot be taken in one dav, then they
are hereby requested to continue the said Polls
open for such other time as to them may appear
necessary to take the said votes.
.Andii is further resolred. That the inhabit-
ants residing in the County ard out of the Town
of Alexandria. be required 10 give their votes at
the Polls to be opened at the Court House.
The ayes and noes being called for, were as
follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Davis. Mason. Hough, Gard
ner, T.. Jacobs. Miller. Baird. Fendall. Becler,
Preston, p. Jacobs, Taylor-12. Noes.
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a Can't. r. drank the heslsh Of the Emperor
re,urn: on leaving the ship, the Emperor again
took hands with Captain R.; he seemed much
(Isss,d with the ship, and admired the height be-
80, decks, and when he got on shore at Cron-
al, he announced to his admirals that ne
E'o,Id name Der the Paskewitsch. IN honor oil
1 General of that name; we understand she IS
( h. kept for yacht for his Majesty; before we
=, Cron,tadt the Emperor sent apresent Of 2oo
meat. to be given tn the ships company.
CLondon Morning Chronicle.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. ii,

CINCINNATI, Jan. Ia
Loss of Steam Boats. BY the steam boat
Woodmsn. arrived here yesterday. having left
Pittsburgh on Monday evening last, we learn
that the Ice had done much damage above. Five
boats are reported to be lost, to wit: the Wing,
Pittsburgh. Western Virginian. Emigrant. and
Trader. The account however, is vague and I'M.
satisfactory. The Wing and Pittsburgh are the
ONLY boats that have been seen by the officers of
the Woodman. the former lying a few miles below
Marietta. and the latter at Whites rlffle. The
pilot of the Wing states that she was sunk by the
ice. that her cargo is mostly lost, her furniture
and part of the engine will probably be saved -
She has been given up to the underwriters In
suted in Ohio Insurance Co. for $4,000. The
Wing was on her passage up. We learn from
below that the steam boat Cleaner was sunk in
the Tennessee river.
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This is to give Notice.

THAT the subscriber, Of ioudoan County, Virginas
l has obtained from the Orphan's Court Of Alexan-
dria County, District of Columbia letters eseme nta.
nv on the estate Of John H. DE Butts, deceased AL
persons having claims against the said deeedent arc
hereby warned to present the same to the subserIbers
passed by the Orphans Court, or before the 7'h
day Of January, 1883, or they may, by law, be ex.
Guided from s benefit said estate, and those indebt-
ed thereto are equred to make immediate Pay meht.
Given under NY hand this 7th day Of Janusr 1852.
JOHN p. DULANY,
iau7-3w Exe'r If Jno ~. DE Butts.
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Dividend.

TIVE President and directors Of the Baltimore and
Il Potomac Steam Packet Company have, this day,
declared dividend of Twelve Dollars Fifty Cents
per Share, which will be paid to tbs Stockholders or
their at the Mar land savings Insttu
ton Of baltimore, on or after Monday, the 18th inst.
SAMUEL WILSON. Treasurer.
rThe Stockholders are hereby notified, that
an Election will be held Wcdnesday the 18th inst.
at their Office, for Directors to manage the affairs
Of the Institution for the ensuing year,
RsI,imor.. ian 2O-3t
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BALTIMORE MARKET-JAs. go.

E7nur.-Duriug the week the wagon price in
Howard street has been steady at IS 80. To-
day. however, there appears to be little falling
of, and several parcels have been purchased at
5 373-sales to a considerable extent have been
made from stores, since Monday. at 5Oa5 6si.
We could hear Of no transactions to-day. some
dealers offered al so, but could find no pur-
chasers.
Grain.-Wheat We notice the sale Of car
20 ON Tuesday, of red at 81 OS 09 for the
prime; and the ordinary parcels at an average
price of 90. To-day we quote as the prevail
ing market price, 90 "a 10 according to qua
lity.
PHILADE' PHIA MARKET-JAN. 10.
The navigation is yet impeded by ice. but the
late mild weather has tended much towards ITS
dissolution; it is now 40 weak that 1t has BET ONE
dangerous to venture on II, and there IS no doubt
but the navigation will be opened IN day. The
pr,ces of every description OF produce remain
about the same as noted in our last. On Friday
a lot of 1000 bbls. superine Flour was sold. to
be delivered on the opening of the navigation, at
IS so; the price from wagons has been pretty
uniform at SIS IS; higher prices being paid for
choice parcels. Whiskey il dull at last weeks
prices.
NEW YORK MARKET, Jan. 10.
The Columbia Drought US news yesterday It'll
London to the SOrh Nov. The Coffee mark etR3
firm, and continued to improve. The Liverpool
advices are only day or two later; Cotton, Ash
es and Grain were without any change The
mild weather has continued since Saturday. Our
harsor is free of ice. and numerous coasters be
gin to arrive, which have been ice bound at the
South.
Cofse.-The London news has had the effect
TO make holders more firm, aud some decline
sales at the previous currency. Sales Of 81 Do
mingo at 12a-100 bag, do. to arrive at IL S's
cents.
FYour.-The navigation to Baltimore is now
free. and James River and the Rappahanock Ri
vers are now open, The arrivals Of Flour from
the Chesapeake have ceased-a decline On South
ern Flour of about IS cts. Sales OF Baltimore
city at 6 81; Philadelph IS.
Grain. In consequence Of fresh supplies. corn
has declined. sales of Southern corn at 81 cts.
Hides The safes for the last ten DAYS have
been very large, and prices shade tower, aear-
lv 90, 600 Buenos Ayres and Rio Grand hides
have been taken at IS cts. The supplies are
large and constantly increasing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-21
Writing academy.
ID. EASTON

JEAS commenced giving lessons in an easy, expedi'
j tious, and q most fashionable style Of Writing,
Without ruling. or lines beneath, and in making Pens,
in room at Mrs Lymbun's in the building adjoining
str Ftzhug,'. dwelling. corner OF King ard Washing.
ton street,. Specimen, of improvements. and other
testimonials, may be seen at his room Gentlemen at.
tend at z o'clock At night Terms, IS 50, including
stationary and lessons 10 pen making.
D. r. has proposed 10 give lessons to Ladies, at Mrs..
porter's Academy, three times IN week. Several
have engaged 10 take lessons and will commence to-
day ne has also pro posed teaching class at Mr.
Jones' Academy, vt IL O'Clock. three or four times
each week jap 1875