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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE FIREMEN.-
Our respected contemporary, of the U. S. Gaz
has made an explanation Of that singular para
graph in relation to the Baltimore fremen. 1t
seems it was not so much hill at the fircmen
as the press of this city, which has recently a.
bounded with Standing aud stereotype sort OF
attacks upon Philadelphia" in consequence of
its iiremens riots. Well, perhaps, the hill, was
not altogether undesorving. The Gazette adds
that it puts the fremen Of Philadelphia "against
those of any other city in the Union, for effec-
tive service and proper department." We ac-
cept the challenge on behilf of oar firemen, and
shall note down the conduct Of each hereafter.
As to reflective SERVICE" we hope that neither
party will lie called upon shortly to make a dis
play oft; should it prove otherwise, we have
no fears but tina: our firemen will "cone of
victors' The great point now, however, is
the ''proper department" of the tiremen of the
two cities. Those of Philadelph will certain
ly have to keep very straight if they wish TO b.
any thing like match tor the Baltimore fire
men.
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a-tNpITAL al5, COO AND $40. 900. snle

CAPITAL 8t5 900 AND $4,000. Splen.
a. did drawings this week. The way to fortune is
through our office. $4,000 and $4,000 are the high
capitals TO-DAY. 70 Nos. IA drawn ballots Tick
cts S. On "Wednesday we follow with the splendid
scheme containg four capitals each 100000. Besides
10 of $1,000 And again on Saturday next with the
celebrated Small Fry Capital $4,000. Tickets 81.
In Saturdays Lottefy again distributed to our
patrons no less Than 10 sree No tickets now on file
II. I. TUCKER * BROTHER,
Right on the COrnGr-Iicad of Centre Market.
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'IRGINIUS.

{h}- My name having been announced as a candi-
date for the office Of SHERIFF. of the city of Balti-
more, | avail myself of this occasion to return my
heartfelt thanks TO those Of my friends who have
generally, that should he the choice of the Demo
cratic Convention, and tbs result favotably
will spare tNer0n u discharge everyruSt that may
dGvolvc upon me, with fidelity, imparality and honor.
As was "A candidate al a former election, and re
ceircd warm and generous support trust may in
duge he hope, thai those who rallied around me on
that occaslN will come into the present contest PIE
pared t. further my interest with that zeal and vO
ton, which will crown their efforts with success
With this hrrI exposition NJ my views and hopes I
remain the public's 0bedItnt servant,
ala dtlstS LEONARD HERMAN,
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WNAS THERE EVER SUCH LUCK.
W EighleEn lii rec No Licknta L

MA THERE EVER SUCH LUCK!
w Eighteen three No tickets in one week sold
at M, DOlLE's Capital Prize Depot, No, LA Pratt
street, opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad
sha"'s United states loteL) The only office in Bal
umore where there is any certainty of getting the
capital prizes in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week, the capital prizes in which are now
on hand and for sale.
MONDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion
WEDNESDAY, 4 caps. of SIC, 900, tickets So, shares
in proportion
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000 tickets s4 shares III
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000 tickets 81, shares in
proportion. DOYLE always sells some of the higb
prizes N this tavorte scheme. You can purchase "A
certificate Of D wh0ies fer only SIS so which NAV
draw over $1,000 net. Rsk on package of % halves
S6.75, and on D quarters 1915.
A Iiheral discount vii! he paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share Al orders pe1
mail or Otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, %o.l44 Pratt street,
1t fRl Dpnosife r. -. r. r. Depoi
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WIN. Fl. KEEVIL,

FENIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
N COPPER WIRE, sc SC.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, l3xl4, and extra SKIES
200 boxes Loaded for Roofing, 4x20, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
10000 lbs Brazers COPPER assorted
30 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright and aRncaed IRON WIRE
90 rolls SHEET LEAD, p to lbs.
so pigs Ranca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
Al o, Pig and Ore LEAD, Ore Tin, &c
{G3- A full stock of Timers Tools and Peck Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron RVels, Timed Copper, &c.
For sale on liberal terms BY
E. PRATT & BROTHER,
a2o omit 81 and % S. Charles street
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n MPORTa Mt NOTICE TO
SAIIIuEpN g. INES,EERN MERCu ANTSi

II SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS!t
The subscriber would respectful. invite the atten l
ton of merchants and d. aers generally to his stock
fbenc about the hest assortment in the city, Of wy
made TIN WARE, JAPANNED WARE, aud BRI-
TANNIA WARE, all of which has been made of the|
hest materials and by the hest workmen in the city,
and will be sold at extremely low pricrs for CASH toI
suit the times aud hopes by unremtina attention to|
business and prompt attention 10 all orders in his line
he will experience continuation of that confidence.
and encouragement which has heretofore been Sc
literally extended towards him.
lie has on hand supply Of those highly improves,
BAKE OVENS, which, for convCnien e in Baking
Bread and Roasting meats, caunot he exceed eitnerI
nv sim pcity of construction economy in fup andI
which has become an invaluable apnsndaaa IN kitch-
en- furniture. Also on hand. n supply of 'Uk6'S
PATENT PORTABLE BATHING ApPARATHS,j
with Furnace and Shower Bmh connected which isl
decidedly the most convenient and economical alticel
in use, and supersedeS the expensive fixtures neces-
sary for complete bath house.
The privilege OF making and vending the Bathing
Apparatus in the several states will be sold on mode
rate terms by ALFRED II. REP.
at tue Original Furnishing Wa ehouse,
No 335 Baltimore street,
Cd Tin Store ab we Howard st,
&c Goods will be sent to any part Of the city fee
OF chage. a23tf
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6tITY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, BALTI-
"a MORE, AuG 23d, l845.-HCTJCE TO Tux
PAYERS. A discount Of 3 per cent will be made
from all city taxes LEVIED for the year 1916, if paid be
fore the Is, day of september Those ia arrears
for State Guy Taxes levied for e4i are respectful
ly informed that a longer indulgence cannot he given
and that, unless the same are speedily paid, cocrcve
measures will be resofted TO to enforce payment.
AIS Isl HENRY SNYDER. City Collector.
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UNOR SALE-A young Negro Woman, II years
Il of age to serve 10 years, from the country and
has no city acquantances she good csok washer,
and in fact first general house van and can
come highly recommended. Alss, fer sale, most
valuable Woman, % years of age to serve until she
shall arrive at the age of 49, with her two children,
boy years olh until he arrives arrives at tho
age 81 and her female child year old oserve I'M
iii she shall arrive The age of 80 years. this negro we
man is first cook, washer and ironer; her sebrl-
ETY. and hsnesty has never been questioned, lfimme-
diae application is made they will be sold low-fai1l-
lies have now good opportunity of purchasing most
valuable cock. Apply quickly at
SCOTTFS Intelligence Office,
a25 No. 10 Exchange Place,
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a6 thm6,* RICHARD MARLEY.

{H3-OFFICihL DRAWING of the Md. Consoi-
dated Lottery, class No. 100, for 1915:
At 90 ID % 81 10 II Sc so l2 81 l6
4 and AZ, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos. each $50
% and Al being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each ~
30 and A. being the 3D. and 18th drawn Nos each l6
- and a. being the 4th and 5th; " IS and 81,
being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each u
All having Two Of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of The drawn Nos, on, " 9
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. 2 N. Calvert st
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B3- SHERIFFALTY To the TOters of the Cits
Of Baltimore: The undersigned having bee annonnc
ed ny his friends candidate for the office of SHE
PIFF, would most respectfully solicit the sutfrages o
Ms fellow citizens NJ the approaching Election
Should he be successful, he pledges himself to m
honest and faithful discharge Of the highly responsible
duties of the Office, with all the ZEAL energy and
ability he possesses.
a6 Ihn6,* RICHARD MARLEY.
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NEW & FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS
ESKANkLiN GARDNER, 1875 MARKET
a STREET, having just returned from the Neuh-
erm cities, Id NOW opening and daily receng additions
Rich Fancy Silks | Orleans Cloths
n1atteoh Lustrlngs Gnghams
staple SINS Mouse de LANES
bohhct Netvets Cashmere de Ecosse
bonnet Satins Repp Cashmeres
hihhons; Laces Cloakngs
French Emhroideres Vestiugs
Shaws anI Scarfs Cloths and Cassmeres
Long Cloth Hdkts Irish Linens
SIX VelVrts Damask Diapers
Alpacss, &c. TowaIinps &c
Also, full and general assortment Of DOMESTICS
SUCH as Fancy Prints shrtngs; Cassinetts; KeIseys
oSnaburgs; Ickings; Checks, &c, to which he would
call The attention of County Dealers, who will find it
TO their advantage TO give him a call
10 Wholesale Rooms up stairs. fri a25
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Gt5- hi. :. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
OF French x German LOOKING Glass PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and letai as low as
any Importer in hi. any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varrtieS-such as Portrait
Picture, and Frames of AL descriptions.
CORNiEES Of III kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-ait and Looking Glas ses aad Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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{G3- The musical ring Of gold frequently salutes our
ears. pass the office of those celebrated prize
sellers, EMORY co; No. Calvert street. These
gentlemen, we are told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal Ii
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70 DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 Fest Baltimore ST,
fifth door east Of Front-fHE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
CtNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
horatory, 10 wil:--indan Vegetable Purifying and
Anti-bi!ous Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters Us cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific so cents
Emetc Preparation, 49, cents vial; Pediluvum or
Foot Bath Powder, l25 cents a package; Cough Sy-
rnP, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c
37s cents bottles New Remedy for Group, l25 cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine Cor mothers aud infants 80 cts botlle;
Rheumatic Linimcnt and Emhrscaton, and accom-
panimenls 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dysen-
terry Cordial SO cts bottle &c. &c. SC. Printed d.
rectons for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each article, N. b. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. mi3tf
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{g2- II seems hardly worth while that we should
add any testimony To the overwhelming mass that has
already been procured to that ncstlmabIe Burn Spe
cihc, CuHNELL'S FAIN EXTRACTOR, (formefly
Daiey's) hut may well say that ii exceeds any
thing or heard of for the rapid aud tho
rough cure of sores of all kinda and no family should
be without it, for if they have accidents by hre, Is
sovereign cure where life is not lost at once, and If
they never have such a calamity it cannot Gene amlSs
in the great variety of cuanC0uS affections,
cuts, &c Sc, of which every family must have its
share.--N. 7. .durorc.
70 be had at the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore aud
Harrison stS, and at 81 Thames street. II
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ADMINISTRATIONS

{h3- MRssRs. EDIrORs-Can you inform me why
nearly everybody, who wants To buy lottery ticket
goes 10 the office of those veteran prize sellers EMO
RY & co. in preference to any other Do not other
lottery vendors sometimes sell prizes?
VIRGINIITS
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Coon. George P. Manouvrer, a worthy
mechanic in New Orleans, las been appointed
consul to the port of Brazil.
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WATCHES AND JClyELRY.

:
w BALTIMORE. ST. oppo>ito the Nusru r1
Is determined to otter goods Al prices That viii insure
speedy shlcs. ll' tock is varied aud complete as
any ~ Baltimore, to winch he i daily adding fresh
.uppies OF Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
PINS aud BRACELEPS Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Hn@~; Pencils; gold Chains; Lockets; plated and
Britannia Goods, sc.
n Also, WATCHES Of all kinds of his own
IN importation, warranted the best and cheap
lg-' gE est III TINS market; and, being practical
ESt-s~. workman, great care is taken in selecting
such Watches n mast prove satisfactory to the wear
er. Fige Watches Repaired.
A25 eOtfr CORNER. opposite the Museum
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CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
No. 60 NORTH EUTAW STREET,

beElreCn LEXINGTON Ind Saratoga SIS.
BY ID. JONES.
FEyHE EXERCISES of this Institution will be
III resumed on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP,
TENDER. The number of pupils is limited, and the
school it is belit we'd is select than any hitherto
established in Eutaw street The terms decidedly,
moderate, and the pupils diligently and faithfully
instructed in all the branches usually taught in the
best schools of this city. =
TERMS: Latin and Greek Languages, with the
Mathematics, $3.50 per quarter. English branches
81. Fuel and Stationary at the usual prices.
ala 2awSt*
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EMIGRATION FROM MARYLAND. The Ha-
gerstown News states that considerable stir
was made in that town during last week in
consequence of the departure of numerous resi-
dents Of the county for the West The num-
Der of families that left could not have been
less than ten or twelve, among them some Of
the most prominent in the county, and mum.
bering in all, perhaps, one hundred individuals
men, women and children. They 90 to the
Maryland settlement upon Rock River, Ogle
county, Ill.
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EAST BALTIMORE FEMALE SEMINAL
RY, No. 1I9 EAST BALTIMORE ST.
Opposite AIsQUITH.
FHNHE FALL TERM Of this institution will
her, under the direction of A. b. ATKINS b. A. Prin
cipal; l.. L. RooT, Assistant Mons. THoH.s !, RI
ZoUARD, Prof of French Mrs. CHARLorrE ScHET-
TER, Teacher upon the Piano Forte.
{GS- For terms, references and other nartculars in
qnIre of the principal at the Seminary building.
a2 -wf3t
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1t is probable that this equality extends to
other counties, and to other descriptions of pro-
perty-and that thus some counties pay far
more than their just proportion of the taxes
We do not sec that any reasonable objection
can be urged against equallzing the assessment
throughout the State, and we therefore hope
that it will be done.
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HoRRiD ATRocIrY. Alfred Richardson, a
free negro, living at Fishing Creek, says the
Frederick Herald, made most grevous as
sault with an axe, on Harry Butcher, another
free negro, by striking him several severe blows
on the head, day or two ago. The offender
has been taken in custody and lodged in Jail
The report of his having killed the man and
cut his head off is untrue, the man being still
alive and mending. The dispute originated
about watermelon.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No. So TIL p. CT S TREET.
FKyHE DUTIES of this Institution will be re-
u sumed on MONDAY, the first Of September
Mr.. Prince has long been engaged in teaching and
from his success. has increased confidence in his me-
thod of imparng instruction. His constant, familiar
and clear illustrations of the principles of the sci
ences give variety and interest 10 the recltaions and
induce in the scholar habit of invest sation without
which no solid improvement can be realized
For terms, Sc, circulars, which may be had at
the Instituten alS-eo4w
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MISS NIcCONNNLL.s SIC llINAnY.

FAfETFE STREET, fe,U doors east of Howavd
WW I'LL he re-opeHed on MONDAY, lst Septem-
w her Miss MCCONNELL will have associat-
cd with her Miss HANNAH r. SEARS, formerly of Bos
ION, and late pteceptress of Ekton Female Academy
(Elkton, Md who has had several years experience
IN 'eacmng IN some of the best schools in the coun-
lry and brings with her letters from the most respect
aoie sources, tesying in the highest terms to her
character and qualifications, and the invariable sue
cess she has had in teaching.
Qtf%Conrse OF instruction will embrace the common
and higher English Branches, with Mathematics
Drawing, Painting French, and Vocal Music Auen
uon TO PLAIN and ornamental Needle Work No etfsrt
VIII be spared to promote the improvement of those
committed to their care
N" Terms reasonable. a25-wf3tt
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DEATH Is DlsIuLERY. The Carlisle, Pa.
Statesman notices he explosion of a boiler in a
Steam Dlstlliery near Shiremanstown, in that
county, by which one man was killed, and two
others badly wounded.
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SCHOOL

EOARDING SCHOOL
-hR FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MISS HEATH will resume the duties of her
School on the first MONDAY in September, in Null
BERRY, between Green aud Paca ets She will en-
deaVor to give every satisfaction to those who may
eHtrust their children to her care
Refer to
Very Rev. DR.. DELUeL.
Rev. JAsEs DeLAN.
Hon. X, b. TAsEy, Chief Justice u. s.
Il. COLLINS LEE, Esq.
MoREAu FORREST, Marshal District of Maryland.
N. G. Brooks, A. NJ, Principal BALTIC High Schoo.
Professor J. A PIZARRo.
DIR. N. X. SMITH. a2j eo2s
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U. S. CONVENTION OF UNYERsALIsTs The
General Convention of this denomination will
hold its next annual session at Boston on the
third Wednesday and following Thursday in
September, 1916. The Rev. f. II. Chaplin Is
expected to preach the occasional sermon.
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MIR. AND MRS. STREETER,S
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL

~.
No. COURTLAND, NEAR LEXINGTON ST.
NAILL BE RE-OPENED on MONDAY.
w September LIST.
Parents and Qua dams invited to ell and exa-
mime the arrangements OF the Institution in its va
rious departments.
o. Catalogues, indicating the terms course of STU
dy pursued, &c, be at any time obtained OH an
pllcauoh 10 the PRINCIPALS. AIS eo3t
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NEW CARPETING.

NEW CARPETING.
IN OHM II. DUVALL is now receiving his as
90 softment of new CARPETING, viz:
Super BRUSSELS
do. THREE PLY
do. INGRAM
Extra and fine do.
do. do. VENETIAN
Floor OIL CLOTH. from 3 to 81 feet wide
Fancy Floor BAlZE, Cd, S-I and u 4 do.
Piano and Table Covers Green Baizes
Chinelle, Tued and Hearth RUGS
Wotsted Damasks and Moreens STAIR RODS;
Painted WINDOW SHADES; DOOR MATS,
&c. &c.
All of which will be sold on as good terms as by
any other house in this city. County and city pur-
cllsses are invited to give cali before making
their selections. Carpet Warehouse,
No. $40 BALTIMORE STREET,
a25-es4t doors west Of Charles.
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MURDER. On the evening of the recent
election, MIR. Thomas Crayton, who resided
near Petcrsburgh, Pike county, Ind, was way
LAID and deliberately shot short distance from
his residence, by man named Henry Clark
This Clark, who is nearly seventy years OF age
is said to be most desperate character. Since
his Incarceration, he has confessed to the COM
mission of three previous murders; and that
there is still another person he would like to
kill--a brothcr-in-law of Crayton's-and then
he would be perfectly happy. He is said by a
man now living IN Petcrsburgh, to have muir
dered a man in cold blood before he came to
the West, and escaped the penalty due for the
crime by slipping the knife, by which it was
committed, into the pocket of bystander, and
then swearing he saw him do the deed. Upon
Clark evidence the man was hung, while oV-
cry one believed Clark the murderer. That he
has been convict there is no doubt, as he is
branded in the band with the letter NJ.
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COLLISION AND DEATH, The steamer Ex-
press plying between New York and Albany,
on her passage down on Wednesday, was run
into by vessel going up the river Consider
able damage was sustained by the boat; one
man was killed, and another severely wounded.
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A CAfe9. Received direct from the manuactur-
IA er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
G0ti PENS the genuine article; also. gold and silver
Pencil Gases, with Jackson's superior Leads for PEN
ell cases supply of the above articles at all times
in store for sale by G. ID. CLARK, WAFER street, Sc
cond door from Calvert, at the lowest rates.
N. B. Gold aud Silver wanted jel4-eotf
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EDUCATION.


We SELECT SCHOOL FOE YOUNG LADIES'
VII be opened II The rear OF the Rev. Dr. NIor
iIs'F Ihnfca, LEAiNG TON ST, on MONDAY.
Isl September. Circulars, containing Coursa nf
dies, Toms, &c may be Obtained at II. CoLgr lst.,
Eo0kstore, No. PIG Baltimore street. n1i-rnt OBJ.
YE1IIE MISSES Hall win resume the din ~
III Of their ScNool on MONDAY, The LIST of >ea-
emher at their residence, No, CD PITT STREET
.. r. Their School has been berallv snpvoytrd The
past year. They return thanks to their friends and
desire continuance Of Their patronage. They have
hcG mp the adjoining house TOR the exclusive use of
the SCHOOL, consequently, they can accommodate a
number of Boardeis All the branches of an English
education are taught, with every variety of Ornament
al Work Lessons in French daily. competeut
male teacher will be employed to attend TO the higher
branches of Mathematics. Terms moderate-made
known at their Academy. as mw4t.