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BY LsSr MOTIFS M.sIi..
N. Y. MARKET-July io-a,P. NJ.

N I. MAKhET-July IO-21 2. NJ.
Ashes S3SS for pots, good demand, and 81 IS for
pearls. duh.
5000 bags Brszi coffee, including cargo Of $500 bags
sold ON II. y.
Sales OF cotton GOO bales; prices steady.
Flour remains without change. sale OF rye at G3c
700 bushels Jersey dster ct 47c wi oats
dee.
l70 bills old clear pork sold At sl3l2 and 20 Dbl, old
prime At 9,62.
small lot Of Western hops brought Il cts h.
io,ooo lbs. ~ w. Whacbonc, IN New Bedford, nj 81
cts received there bot for this market 100 bbls wha.
on sold here a, sNmcihing under b cts. gal.
Whskey 2Os2Ois gal.
Sterling s5,i aud 10. There have beou some ,,r,.
transactions IN francs today decline say 53ii per
dollar Tor prime names Money plenty, and all things
easy. - e~
Ersaiar-The sales of cotton for the day reach
IgOO bales; prices firm -Jonr. Com.
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I,lEn.

At his residence in the County Of Greene the 9Th day
at June, Capt. JoAB EAHLy, the 53i year OF his age
a had retired to rest IN good health and spirits; in
short time he was solxed with violent cough, socd
vessel burst. and IN lew he corpse lie
had barely time to bid those members uf his family who
were present. tecuonate final farewell aud then his
spirit took is light 10 another aud better world.
The deceased was, for thirteen years before his DEATH
consistent member at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Tie
was tender aud devoted husband fond knd parent
generous and open hearted frcno kind the poor,
smpathrer with the unfortunate and liberal supporter Of
all works OF Charity. especially those Of his Church.
lie was summoned most spcctcdly his hn,l
count but We have that Death found him
not nnrrcparcd bat ready to march the grsvo
ments warning. VI.
OBITUARY.
Died. the 2Sth ultmo, of yphuS fever nj the rrs;-
dence OF her mother in riyvsna County, Miss Lucy b.
morton, IN the 25,h of her age leaving an
ate moihcr two sisters and brother, together with
ronS relations and acqusiniaaccs MORN her loss She
made profession q: religion during the last year NJ the
Campbell Camp meeting bu' did unite herself with any
she hai determined ,iang the Presby,, l.
an Church at the earliest opportunity Her disease rapid aud
violent IN its course borne with a fotitudc winch be-,
!oHss IL none, s've such peace with God. Her
Singular patience attracted the and secured the
OF all who her Language fails. in the att,mnt
TO drncac the msny virtues that adorned the character
tins amSbc young lady. Dcvo,edy attached to home she
was surpassed by IN the knowledge aud
domestic dues-to which her bereaveI and hcars,ick.
EN- mother can duly testify She pure and shiuinc
ornament To the society which her loss has midc v,cu.
un mat can never be h!cd. Blessed with inIcle,t
equal any emergency in her the pure vt bct behcd
vi representative possessing heart OF angelic cha
y, The diseased aud tho afflicted found in her helping
hhnd. That she was mnis;sring angel watching at the
bedside Of shicon my own eyes have borne Wines
Oh yes We poor u. her neghbUThord, who rcccnty
gardcd with fond delight her who entered doors-wi,h
the healing CORDIAL in her hand aud the consUnc words
upon her ps-amcni her uss but no. she not lost ste
is not dead-she lives m Heaven from whence Ter pure
spirit tenderly regards your suiFsrings.
There's such thing
As death! what's called 50, is but the beginning
Oi a new eNisicnce flesh segment in
The eternal round Of change
Then mother sisters. and BROTHER, lie consclrd your
daughter SISTER has but changed abSde o. what
should Eptd YOU consolation than her last eNpning
words: "MU'her, on mother, going In Heaven ~
She - C'nc. She r,;urn YOU. But wiIl
saiE;cd brother, she joyluy await your arrival there
X. J. L.
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TmE PmLLADELrulA nMnRNlAn -

We cannot but join the fes',. which macy Of ..-rI
iemporacs vpress the suspel. TON ,f Go, "PHa. aa
Morning Post" ID wai among our ce,tr-st ,se.afy.
and will be much m.ssci by others vel 90 our., v,
We hope the proprietor may DO enabled o. cugrsc Boo or
pursuits Of l,fs ankios1 nature, than LltDi uCwsyl.
per editor. The National I1te.igencer says;
"The Philadelphia "M,a.ng POST" sscccss.f 60 9TH,
Daily Forum" sitter spcrueut Of months by W able
and spirited Wing proprietor Brt Eatgfr Esq los been
discontinued Tor want 81 ado qlate supyJ dsny which
appreheud, awaits most pint, vUhDu. distinction Of
party. which have bcen nly bo cs'aDi bed ou to y
mise Of party support. How deluvc such promises ere
aud often without any breach q il'h te port of .,
who mike taem, duly calculating tho responsibility
which they incur. what repeated Instances lave We not
seen In every city IN iho Ua.n not excepting rlr own
MI Badger, bis Vosdicto,y but repeats the history at
many undertakings equally Jealous, equally ardent sqYt
persevefng with biz ~ end OH IlcIDlurs ttt moral "a
the vaniy u I'll reliance party ccug l,f the lucIcli
support Of nowspaper establishment, Che substance Of
Which 10 oompri,ed Boz the following bfff sentence;
II was induced to engage tle enterprise b. my Wing
friends Who agifhly promised support snd vino belle
hat its efficient existence necessary promote tho
election of lExRy CLAY. and o oid ~ securing the
a.ocy Of Whig measures aud Wing principles. Unc1gcu
onced % Publisher. but uuuungy devoted 20 tic irt
csuse Coz which had made macy sacnhccs, aud which
hen believed and sud b. tyc to be the oi my
nv embarked NY fortune and oucrlc. boo tc Publication
The pc,,icai struggle tat rn.u,d o. wei aluwn. In th
-.rsr e 40 psp,f aud uy abiy aud tmc were cN.fi,a
a. iaf ~ hcy hinor,by could be-. iuf success For ih
Mhw party the struggle btOlgit defeat, a"d ipT m} SOW
bes,ass shsng general DISASTER my paper had bcci
suststacd o. q continued aud ruinOus loss.
"Jnwiihng o. give Up me cause, moved by the ufgon
- -lstag uuOn the liberal promises Oi sop
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NEW WORKS.

Me,srs Randolph * Co., have placed before US another
lo Of new books They arc-No. OF pocket edition Of
select novels, Westward 1, - Jas. X. PauIcng, pioe
Csc, No 10 Wandering Jew Gtc, 30. Neyiies Of Gar.
Iesown, tale Of I76O price G4c No Domestic Ecouo.
my, 25c. Part Dictionary Of Practical Medicine, 5Jc.,
aud No. 81 Illuminated Bible.
dr. james Gill has also placed upon table. rub.
LEGATION Of the London. Edinburgh Foreign saI wcstmn-
ster Reviews. The Review for June IS befyr, US.
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port itom raTy ahundanty able - Weld IL. converted
the Forum, in January last into the MoIning Post To
do THIS new outlay OF means required. and was
made Since then paper has been earncs, in the advo
e,ey 81 the Wing cause. trust part has been PERFORM
cd Bu; " has been in L. my hopes from party
to which have ever been devoedy attached aud which
a, present shares all political SELECTIONS, have been
disappointed. The paper has been continued until the
tire exhaustion Of ali the necessary support has
compelled il To stop. II ends and, far as am
Concerned. cnls f,rrrtn
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Reported for the United STATE. Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

TUESDAY EvESIss, July 10Th.
Icii"n-Ihc market is firm. and generally held At
infiher advance. FIour-wc find nothing new in the
market to-day, aud holders anxious to sell at 25
Tor common and fair brands, and 81 3T3 81 80 for Sc
ieetod brands strictly fresh ground Rye Flour nominal
al 81 Corn meal firm. 1000 bbls suld at 80 IS Tor Penn
syiNania and 81 375 for Brandy wine. Wh-at-Some
small parcels Southern sold arrival 9Oc for d,pp
au soe Tor good quality Corn Is wanted; sales OF South,
ks. Nm Oafsn Al,
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pnIELAR EDucAIrnY-

We commence to day, wl lie r,tn number Of seres,f
well written asc,s-, tie subject Of popular educaon
Taey have arPear,l ia one Of The Valley papers % Is ;ae,
but ey may nevertheless Prove interesting our reaucr
generally. Tie author instructor the yo1.a4. .ad
aud he knows the importance Of education to others a.
well as to hmleii We hope tho articles referred 10 may
be read VIII. Prg, 1s, they doubtless wall be- read lt a
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BOSTON MARKET.

49, WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 9.
Couon-The market Is quiet; hear OF no transac
hons today Proylsons-but little done to day. exc.p
by retail There was sale Of 60 bbls Mess Pork at
mos, aud 30 bbls Western Mess Beef nj $40 MOI.
here u none ahOa, unsold; but little done to day
ihere was sale yesterday 1000 bushels vel nj Zoe
AID iOO do white nj I6c. Four-The market is without
change Moderate sales of enesee fair brands at 10
and eSifa brands at iaII5 Ohio and Michigan at
+,oo 2oO bbls round hoop OH, sold Sl25 No sale,
o. southern We hear Of transactions o consequence
IN Sugsr, Molasses Coffee or Iiidcs-Atlas
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE AND THE SMALL.
PDy

II being a2pIeheaded at the late sneement that
TIE child Of Lady, who there n visit the Stew
d. Hall, had the small pox and the Trustees being anx
lus thai the prbc should be informed OF the progress Vt
the disease ana that the friends and patrons of tire nstu
ton should be notified when IL would be tor their SON.
to II, Tue undersigned appointed COM
mse fr That p.r?,-. Fully approaching response
b.;y imposed a.. determined }, make no COM
ngu-aan the public u-E. should be satisfied By the
mc5aea;be evidences, aI,,aned b. "a opinion Of
the medical gentlemen BJyiton the disease had
been en:el, arrested alI that there the Tcuotes
daJsa! Of rs Ieur md tbs have adhered to IN
despite o. the uIlyC: falls. aad e. rayagant rumors
which have gone forth representing the College snd the VII
.e-e Of Boydtpn perfect Laz.eliO, filled with pes-
ience, disease oni death; Jg thcs, representations
approached hs truth. tie recital Il tho acs wil sui.
ceuty disclose. on ,g ar..l Of ile Lazy the Stew
oris Hal, believed by Dr. Smith, the occupant the
Hal, that her elk seven yeas old had the smal!
po1: the fac; promptly communicated the faculty and
Trustees NAe b1-'d being essory and the Lady and
both Of her children placed Iisi5 Of Quar-.
anime the Iyae apartment q the Stewards house
having unicatOn wIi any except tho mcdi.
cal gentlemen lad the Necessary and attendants
The had the ds-asc mildly some dolb.s veto
entertained. re~g the srn1 p1V he scarcely kept
hi. b-d ~ oil and lew days quite well, " no lr.e
marks g1s upon hm oi bis h1ying bad tie small
wo had been constantly with him. nccupyir. the sam.
bel, exhibited symptoms Of s dsc-se hers M d o.e
b.inrie strongly marsel ln aai ol her brother saI len
doubt that & the small rOE. She 10 fsw day.
recovered, and b well % tic disease sd thcss ere le
o1y rl'es That have occurred IN the neg5yHlod Or IN 10.
county glnsfli vaccination and oil other prudential
q pre- rirE ne extension Of the con'ssi.n gof
promptly rcd and than iwe1y d7ys having
spssd faco Ls asi cate occurred, b, now confidently
bscsed hot fh'fg BE- me s.gh danger 81 a1oisr
So yt. fa'.A-s She Trusted. ui Is, i.-t Co td
Wfsuryo tl- sysd they declined extending iH- Vacation
J'f.ug ItTsicly s.e ' parents 1fJ guardians 'Dferd
their CONS tld 4adS 90 DO. College Ard y pray 'iie
friend. of the Ins.uuon MT o. 5a m.ssi boy UrDrf end
TJurr. which though cuae.y gtouHdss1 cannot be- af.
I'sl f1rfDrc tine ty cone, end they pledge ttrrI,rs
e a-sla,f c.-. .. ra. psz occurs iLe nsol4 .r1.!
.l g. Il.rll.' ammo. need. through 'lr Pubic rre IA
sei Too Oh o rs.1 ,rs 'e Stewards lI1l viii 1e coaussI
,,lr1r1 a05 "rre washed, end 81 ary .s ,1af prre.
usrsynu' a.nssf thoud s4|ti' v 1e r..std o. b.at
.rg EYlc 1r 'Hs rfztsss-I5n, there being 600 -rInsar
lf YHsa.rg lol'rs without t1nd 8n.tsf house which c-r
Y. .., pes ne ssuar's ila, should be u,ee.sry
90 l8,s ore.
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No. %. Tlin Street,
Dealer 80 . Grnrrni variety 81 fancy Good.
clocks, toDtLs. brushes, Baskets,
WVOdeHwaTe, ac.
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NATIONAL LOAN IUNo
ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL e5OO.0Oo, OR $4,000, oool
UNITED STATES LOCAL BosRD OF DIRECTORS
!Acnh HARVEY. Esq. Chairman
JouS J. fALass Foo O. ,H ....'
JONATHAN Gcopurr. M,
JANIS BowsAS. ESQ.
Gso BARcLAS. Esq
sAsL \ HowLAsp ESQ.
GosnAx A. woHrr. Esq.
sAs'L Al. fol Esq.
BfSKERs.
Merchants Bank o new York
General Agent usied state ni British Nor,
Colonies Hon. J. LkAsprR srARk ''es"
'INHE admirable system of Lilo Insurance.
which this institution has ned which IN, .s.,.
sen distinction Europr, the bYh,
.s"a america During the short period "A,
VIC United states Its principles have aaa-d approval
" ," eminent men, AMI the patronage secured uny
puehe eoniienee In ia further ,or
NJ OF ms Company tho the publ,e In
US ooe ooau OF Directors, residing York az
+" e highest ehafacct very lr,..
" ~'hahen'y invested IA unnr sai-s iu In. man.,
% hcSe Directors rsua.es asaib,, nIxnx. A., an,
"''u w cases OF drInrd claims. a.. ~
containing ths last Annual Rspo,t nd np.h ...
~ =, together with the a-. Al Al ~, -,
81, os' information. be OBTAINED on appieato, An M
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,,, PORTRAIT PAINTINGl

III y
he has taken the Street recently no
M p"1ge over the Dry Coos Store Warren F,,,
lot ns purpose Of Portrait and Miniature Panrr urag , ,ho
tine he whlrrmain city '
lie has few specimens Srcn hy yi.i,,,s , ~
urr between the hou's OF and morning and a., n
o'clock in the evening. ~ ""''
OF Prices will very low and eure satisfaction N, u.
and work v" ''N'"'sS
It-2w n
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by application nrSyy s ~ " sI''o.o'
Jn Sly '.o@h'i.
p..-..-- hiehmoLd, Va.
rny'cian TO thr 81 eis,y AUGUSTUS L.. WARNER NJ n
" hNrhn To hire ior the balance the year T,o w. 49, -
Boys ' @"' ,",e OF t"nF good
= hell
aLt--ooo sacks line Salt ailoai, Tor sale by
- u III DAVENPORT 4 AII.rS
lME-l.lMi:.--50O casks supcrior WHIT,
Dock. by ' " SIC ""m 'hn
ju II
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NOTICE.

VHNHE subscriber would inform bis friends, and
n the public generally. that consequence
"a" AMI the ncrasc OF business he has
the Improvements his store previously
81 Jrnuay and IT, therefore receiving the
Shoe Manufacturers ~ Philadelphia.
and shoes OF ailihe kinds and qualities
will b" added To his stock Of Boot
svc assonmcnt q" Hats Gaps and Stock an Of which
determined 10 sell at lower prices for any
ishmeht this city south ~ the Potomac There
fore b. would earnestly solicit call from all
above goods portion n them call and
tCnsve stock before ufcasnR
he viii strictly comply win every ser o the above. Store
East Main Street opposite the end ofihe Old Markcbetsr
the o the RED BOOT, The Cheapest store Richmond
e. a. SMITH.
r. 5.-Dont fofgrt the Red
Again r. S-W Few days be added present stock
large and eORpe'e of Eastern Boos ShOes,
suited for the fall uidr. juI2 ga =.
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-r---
~ or. QUININE, received and for sale hy
ia u JNo. u EusrACE 4 SON.
LARGE surp'y Of R"u,seu. Unvausd Shaving Cream r.,
n eei'ed and for sale low ~
~ - mo II. EUsrACE SON
Richmond, fredericksburg and rotomac Rail
Road.
'lNHE public hereby and amer ,his ,. N,
fare ~ As RAJ rold lac -los between Relmond and
Baltimore will BE- dollars Ssy-ar rail road and s.,n
boat line Washington thcBec ~ the superior ,as. @ ~
Mcts Jacob Peter (Which receives pasenrcr- from ~,
steamboat on ts arrival the what, delivers them At any
point at which they may wish to Bauorc fire daa, oni
July ii,h Isis. Arert Of Tran.ror,a,o,.
Z. w. PURCELLS
Exchange Office.
fENhE snbseTibeG viii No Ih SIRE,
for the OF conducting General EXCHANGE Bup-.
and respectfully so'eitsa share Of public patronage
IIans Notes bought At he law, ,,,,, ., ,i
Crc;Ss New York Philadelphia aud BALTIMORE bou.b ami ,
" the current rate Foreign AMI American Gold silver vented
m - c w. PURCELL.
JUDAH MYERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer In, Roots, Shoes. Trunks, Leather. Sc
No. 80 West Main street, Richmond Va.
C. ". PURCELL.
Dealer In Exchange, Uncurrcnt Bank Note.
and Coin.
Once No o. south li'h Street teajn. Bridge
PURCELLs OFFICE.
The Drawing Of s3I 600 net colles To Dly call .,,, ~, -
cure chance" wholes $40 halves qs Package Of whc
$500 shares proportion lUo Certificate. OF
whole SIZE, shares in proportion. juI4
HOYT'S OFFICE.
Lottery draws in town To duy-Capital $1,000 10
prizes of = O0O &c &c. Tickets SIS; halves 80: ors
~ %. For sl,o until half past3 O'Clock at HOYTrS
OFFICE, No3 Exchange.
I. RUSSELL BlGGER'S OFFICE.
Drawirg Pokornoke River Lottery, No I36.
40 40 40 y - Sc - 10 - &c a 81.
Ticket Nos. % 81 50 still another Capital sold and
PAID oy BIGGER & co.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
Monduy-S35.2 95. $4,000 net) (lJ-No diseoup, on
one and two No przes) Tickets $40
- Iuesday-S75UO, ITO Of 1000, sc. 1914 drawn
Tickets S2,5O.
wednesday-sas 900, 90 of 1000, &c. 1914 drawn
Tickets SIS.
Tnursday-si5,O 5000, &c. GIL drawn. Tickets
Friday-lOoOO. &c. 75-I3 drawn. Tickets "a.
sA'ufday-sOoo' &c. i5-l4 drawn Tickets 50.
For Saturday nighi-SI4, Ooo, % Of 1000, &C. 75-l2
drawn Tickets 81.
gJPsckagcs certificates Of Tickets in the above on
the most liberal terms.
1JCorcsPondents and Customers are requested to e.
anime the "Magnihcent Sc.nes advertised in prothc,
part of the paper.
Remember Tor prizes call on
7. RUSSELL BIGGER & co,
Manager Office, opposite Eagle Ruins.
NOTICE.-Juto aad per Rrprrss an a.so nent Of se-.
very superior shi ireS otees wanting some
thing really handsome call and hook al tb, bo-.
before pufcha'ins eisewec. JUDAH MYERs,
ml4 Boot and Shoe Dealers
CANDLES, OIL AND SALT.
.SA BONES Sperm Caudles - -.
w 20 bbl- Tanners OIL
10 S Sbs.' wooI.cy. Loaf Sugar
600 bsls SAT-. in dne order
Landing for sIle by
- 10 EDMOND DAVENPORT.
Arfifcia Pyrmonf Water,
PLEASANT Tonic and Arecni possessing all the properties
he foun.p
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GUNS AND RIFLES

" Richmond N!annfdcfurc
WE attention OF Of a superior Gun n, nm : -
called TO examine handsome aS.uttp,.n, OF .n,,,-
made, double ami Rides rs can he foJ ~ -
sore in this country, manufactured shop and under ms 2
supehhennenee- THOMAS TYgER
Manufacturer OF Guns, Ri.s &c sc
M Main
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E,a~r q Faia.- "a. i...-s.ee q sloo :. ..,.,. ;,
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THIN LETTER PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
hRlNhER ~ NORRIS have on hand him
French Latter Paper and Envelopes suited 10 TIN. nrvo
OF The nc" Pest Law Also Blink and M.resu,l- sr,
tinneTy. w. '"'
Iiry always Keep hand general asnr.p, NJ m, al AL
"'tehi- Account Books Of qualify every y,y
a"i -yc OF binding made Of the materials and IN ia. ,
a"e annrr They Manufacture order Hank Books OF ali
' i" "dc i"T which w be executed promptly and r Boots
made IN SUPERIOR Tgchcr w,th s,,,,.
'1oing copying books manifold portfolios pen Iaiy,s
steel pens, ius. waf'r sealing var
Folio pot pocket sales account current hu ~
snd cap paper Of various prccs. ~
Nors oI ian lralts Checks Bank. Bis of IIr
Bills OF Exchange every variety Blanks on hand ar -
and bound 10 order. " '
Miniature Account Books Bnk, Casss Note Book, Poct.,
Memorandum scrap Receipt aud Drawing BOOKS.
D"lNkER N MORRIS
Jn ~ BOOKSELLERS, staiipncrs, nd BookbrnI.rs
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artificial PyrmOnf Water,
PLEASANT Tonic and Arccnt possessing an the propere.
n of the celebrated Spring England. parti
cuary beneficial to nspepe- DOES decided
tonic 'rc Tue stomach and keeping bowels healthy
and soluble condition. Prepared and ssId by
~ " GAYNOR. WOOD 4 co.
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IN FHer2 MseHl7fSehny or Dirt Of acquiring Memory.
= MILES, Professor Of PhrenJ. Mnemoicch.
- rf vii lave tr pleasure n Appearing before
q" Redmond. 10 ice Introductory LECTURE TUESDAY
tsAsaF ' 10Th int Particulars place 81 Lecture
e. at. Known Tuesday ely papers and Ly
a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
OAKLAND
Select Female Academy.


r 81 4 C. y. MARTIN, PRINclpAL.
TIME Second Session Of this Academy vial
III commences on Monday September !st, 1886.
The object of this institution isSto mpart 10
the pupils q thorough, knowledge Of the usual
branches Of an English Education viz : Or
biography, Reading Penmanshp, Arhhmetie,.
Geometry, Nensuration, Algebrs, Geography, ::
English Grammar, with Composition and pis-:
tolafy Writing, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Botany. SC.
The Discipline of the Academy is strictly
parental and with direct reference 10 the deyei-,
oPment of the moral principle.
The situation is one that is remarkably
healthy. and is peculiarly calculated 10 pro.
mote the object il view. Being retired and
private, it is not subject 10 many objections
THAT present themselves in i School ia d tow n
or city.
There viii be Divine worship sufficiently
near for the pupils TO attend every two weeks.
The Scholastic year consists OF hoo sessions Of
81 months each. Terms $50 per session, in
lcluding, Boarding and Washing, payable in ad.
vance. Pupils will furnish their own Towels
which, with their clothing, should be conspicu.
ously marked. $
Those pupils whose parents may desire It,
win Be taught the elements of Vocal Music.
/ Mas. Marin will instruct such young ladies
as desire it, in Ornamental Needle-work. Wax
Flower Making, Mezzotinlo and Poonah Paint
4 ing al moderate charges.
/ LECTURES, on scientific subjects, win be de.
liyered before The pupils during the winte
months, with experiments, illustrative of the
brsnehes taught.
As il is intended to have a limited number OF
pupils it is desired that application be made
Immediately TO he subscriber, and belore Au.
gust 18th, l845. JAMES M. BROWN. \
i Oakland, jefferson CO, Va.
i Aug. Z, IS45 If. dm
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FREDnRIcK lmD
FEMALE SEMINARY

HESHE new and splendid Building and Out
u Grounds for this, areso far completed that
the School in 81 its depariment will be opened
for The reception Of students on Monday the
6rst Of September next.
This Institution consists ofthree SEPARATE and
distinct Departments namely, the Juvenile,
the Preparatory. and Intercollegiate, embracing
\ full and extensive course of Instruction, from
the ineipient stages Of an education ID the COM
plelion Of the collegiate course =
Terms Of Board and Tuition.
For the Board and Tuition 10 all the branches
required for Diplodis, including furnished
rooms, fuel lights, washing, SC, per scholastic
year 5000, payable half yearly in advance.
NExPENsE OF DAY School.
ForthsN Juvenile Department, per ses.
sion III $40 90
Do.N Preparatory do do IS 90
Do. collegiate do do 90 90
Circulars may be had by calling at the Semi
nary. Parents and Guardians are in yied 10 eall
and exam inc thsInstitution. BY order. L
AV. S. Drummer, Ste'y
Frederick. Md. Aug. 90, Isa5-4t.