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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

.a-~ = pEuPEE'ss LINE STEAMBOATS,
SasssszssxsEor Albany, daily-Sundays eIcepLet-
through direct, nj O'Clock, p. NJ from d.
Pier between Cortland aud Liberty ST..
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt Alfred Horghton, VII
leave Monday. Wednesday, and Friday evenings, At
O'Clock.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt R. g. Cruass
den will lesve Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eTee
ings al o clock
Al Five O'Clock. P. M-Landiug at intermediate Psce.
From the foot OF BaIclay.sl:
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt R II. Furey. vii
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Al
O'clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt ]. w. Brsns,a
viii leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and saDdsy
afternoons mt ; O'Clock
Passengers taking either o,he above Lines will arrveh
Albany in simple for the Morning Train OF Cars for lie
East or West.
Freight taken at moderate rates aud none taken after
O'clock, P. NJ.
All persons are forbid trusting any OF the Boats Of i
Line. without ril,en order from the Captains Ageup
For passage freight apply board the Boats or oa
C. SCIULTZ Al the office . the wharf. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
- sIE-... e0rP0sLTIoN TO lioS S,Iy &,

- eThrough without landing.-New. York and
e-11-1A~SeN->@1Ns Albany Line.-The and splendR
steamer BELLE Capt Samuel Schuyler, will leavs New.
York for Albany sysry Monday, Wednesday and Rddsy
at o'clock p NJ from the foot OF Robnson-sL Tho Be
Is fitted up with splendid and for speed
fort and safety IA not surpassed by any boat the Hudsoi
river For freight passage, Inquire OF Ihe Captain, 90
board, or nj No. Z SouLst
Passengers taking the BELLE Will arrive In Albanyh
ample time for the morning train OF cars East or West
N. q. Ff.tgh, taken moderate In2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shippers o!
" grstr and other farm produce, 20 Great Sr.tstE
lsw hsving passed ihs Legislature admitting the
importation OF foreign and provisions very low
duty opportunity Will be given 20 those who 6esir
ship the Glasgow srke; 10 open good corn-c
ron with the subscriber who has been Is N he grs
and provision trade ana there hss hitherto been OF
any importance who had sry prse;eL knowledge OF
that trade Glasgow better opportunity could not be de-
sired respectable connection II that
mxrkeI. Liberal advances will be giver 20 shipPees
Fro the Subscribers long experience and knowledge OF
the gs;n snd isde and also his friendly
cy buyers slSrss xnd respectable rxde may
calculated upoa 7he subscriber eess refer shippers
MI AlsN Il Finlsy, Aston House, New-Sork
my Inn ROSESF KOSERrSON s. JTnon-si Glasgow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

MINES AND MINENALS.
TT,HE SUBSCRIBER continues 20 examine miner anc
report upon their capacities nature OF the ores and hes
modes OF using them ding plans of furnaces kns &c
His has for severn been particularly directed
working and OF Iron and Copper IN all pRrti
OF the United States In Cuhs the Lake Superior country
&c JAMES r. HODGE, 0eoiogisi and Chemist,
Stockbridge Iron Works, Mass.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Saltus 4 Co. Joseph Tuckerman, Esq
s. T. Tisdale Il Co. Theodore Sedgwick, ESQ.,
Sam'l Ward Esq j. K. Buterworth ESQ.
Application can he made TO Mr.. BUTTERWORTH, No.
81 Lii,.r,y-st y. tn ,errus &c 25t lwis&tfoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

xG~ EVENING BOAT for TROY and Al
srz-E-Sthfs--iSBANY - Through without anding.-Tn
szs< steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt William
Peck will leave the pier nj The foot Of Corand-st ever
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, ut O'Clock, Y. Nj.
taxug the above Boat will strive In Ahany9
Troy in ample time the early Morning Trsnsa
Cars Tor tho East West Thi. Is una sibstanti
boat urn.h-i elegant State Rooms and for speed ut
accom- moda,lons Is uuriysled on thu dudsoc.
All persons orOid trusting tbs boat without WIN,
order from the Captain or Agent
For passage freight. sppy board the boat or al "
office this wharf M freight taken after - o'clock n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

A kABlAN CukN PLASrkk.-rnls Is az effect
"A u and permanent care too lh-se small bu; troublesome
things, snd Is essy spPed The directions being simply
The lee; IN wsie AMI pare The Close
possibe tskug not 10 make j. bleed Then apply he
plaster, spread piece OK lesh-r orlinen, renewing
Il every third osy.
Sold BY DAVID SANDS j CO Chemists and Apotheca-
ries II Ess, SroaSwsy Of MsTk-ssi sDa A 5.
D. SANDS, lc0 Ful;on-.t sre 81 JOHNSON rs Browsy
Price - cents al0 lreoi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

Ggfsxss Through without landing -New.York sod
Albany Line-The fast and splendid new
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt. A. Hitchcock, will leave h
foot of Robinson.s above Barclay every Tuesdtj
Thursday and Saturday att o'clock The Express IL hne
with the best o furniture, with spscious Itaio rooms sn
good berhs With tho public PATRONAGE the travelling pa
of III. community may he OF low fare Tho entire sessoc
through For passage freight apply TO ihe Captain
board Or OF GEO. T. STANLEY,
alU a the on the dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

90 PEk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CczL trst quail
and large sits for sale AZ The above low pcr from
ysd ~ per chslGrpn less when lake direct rom
ship AttAe above pdcs Liverpool Coal more eeouors-
r STOKES DICKERSoN,
Hu Noe. los and lG7 Anihory-st GEAR RrostvIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

ERENCH BAREGEs. MUSLlNS GINGHAMS.
A. Arnold Co 81 Cspsl-s, have Oh hand very com,
plete assortment Of Dress Goods consisting OF Printed,
Plaid. Ombre aud Embroidered Barge, and Bazorines ,
do DO In Grsdus,ed Robes very rich PARIS Printed Mus
lns and Organdes OF French and Scotch
Gnghaus in great variety Muslin Ginghsns Chinz and
small figured Caicoes.
Also, large supply OF White Goods such Jacconet
Cambria NaiDsook Null Book, and S~is. Muslns; Lace
Striped and sid do patterns for Ladies' Dresses-
Pyramid and Gradu Robes being OF The novelties
Of tn. ais cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

fOlCet issued u Es'Co-. 80
Whole uaub-r OF Policies
issued from lIt Msy,
1873 10 F-orusr5 2sId- e,,s 10. -
l3:6-I0 months. .ll52 frec-lans.
7o,.I Policies :, II no. 14ea S5I.zS o.
ROBT L. PATTI ERSON, President
BESJ- c. MILLER. secretary.
Jos L. LosD. Agent .-,.-
as stsodc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

SHEET b6ASS.
JAMES G. MOFFET, No. III Prince.st between Woos
and manufacturer OF Sheet Brass has on
hsnd ard constantly receiving from his mill large as
soent OF all sizes 0f Sheet Brass, which he will sell al
wholesale or retail lower prices than other place In
the City, and warrants equal 10 any made In the United
States.
10 will deliver goods sold by him in any part Of this
City or Brooklyn shipped on board OF any vessel Tree
of cartage.
s-Brass and Copper Tubing Of all sizes made to or
der as lneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

1916. BUFFALO ~ GREEN BAY. 1916.
IT. THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, Capt
6zR&SRSxE Z. Powers, will run during the ensuing sea
son, between Buffalo and Green Bay as fol-
lows:
LEAVES BUFFALO. LEAVES GREEN BAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

FOR STATEN IsLAND.-On an.
atsr Monday, April 2Dth. he Steamboats,
sfLPH and STATEN ISLANDER wi
leave Se~for and Staten Island follows, na farther
Leave Staten island ats. g. g. 10, Ii A M-I,2s.4sp
Leave New Yorz foot Of Wa.t.hsiL.t al q Ia ~ A NJ
1884, " ~
On Sundays the arst bo,t from the Island win leave At
A a anc Ice bra, boat from New York 8 A. n Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
xT-s. .NEpV-YURTl. Albany and Tfoy

sT~ ANEW-YURI<, Albany and Troy Lins-
Nor Albany and Troy direct, from Tho Psf
at the fool 0f Cortland st-Passeng gers ist
Ing this Boat will arrive in m- tho Morning Ttst
Of Cars from Troy West Buffalo, aud North 10 Ssalogs
Whitehall and LAKE Cbsmplain
The low-pr-s.ure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r 3. Mac
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings I'll
o'clock.
For passage or freight apply on board, the o6s
the wharf.
NorTcE;-Ali Goods. Freight Bank Bill, Specie or az
other Kind Of Prnp.rlY. posyrY ri the OWnera NIX -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
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- Ill FOK POUGHk EEPsIE, NsvbaJ,
H2&zsa2s33sssnd Flshtll. landing Van CoGrtarafl
West PolnI, Cold Spring, Cornwall, We
1smnnfgn aud Hilton.-The new and splendid stoanoN
SANTA CLAUZ, Capt b. Overhagb, viii l.sTe NeStiSn
ron me pier loot OF barcayst Daily 81 o'clock,
VA Tuesdays, Thnrsdsys and Saturday, the Santa Cs
exiends be hps U Hyde PARK Ri nebeck and Kinsfios
FOR passage or freish apply on board, or 10
All T j. HALL, AT thu. Office on The wcHL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

zjcT~ nokPUsITEON TO MONOpULY-
80 SFor Albany and Troy-Through direet-Ts
new steamboat ONEIDA, Capt George0
Topper (ie OF the Empire will leave the pier al the co
Of Cedar s. every Monday Wednesday and Friday sfsr
noon Il, o'clock. Freight taken reduced prices Pd
farther Information, inquire OF The Captain board o'
boat n3lu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
~ JOHN $. S HoRATIo NJ GALl.aHER.
NO So.

same fekpeetful and elouueut en;ssl. !,
i my fsshet. soliciting humbfy IN No., y y,
a's uauehtef's Aau'a. bu; me yery. last
/ 1n'ns which you should have done ifvon
ever expected 10 obtain Il. -
i why returned be, lie yob- Am y u
d'nsTent ifofn any body else. ana ~. !,
anesr teagen am | 10 do \ r.nno,
come 70 your house, for he ,reas. ~ ,.;,h
hardly common ciyilisy, and wben I ~. y.
clare openly a. aims ana in,en,;ons ~
insults mr. with letter like this ssna IS
nul'ed q De spoke, the unfortunate le,ler
inio The stream. gT' 49, '- 81 \ 10
NoW'if you'll sill down end Be- r,l,n
iof 2 ~ oInsnt1 Mr. Willislon, I'm Give VIM
cause q withdraw some 81 he ns,h.:., -
wblsh yoa have hea2ed So liberal,v - = !. !, !.
dear ia.her's head. aud If possible br;ey
you 70 . reasonable and proper s,s,a -
mind. Ny wise cousin Emily ana 49,
sen should have admitted me into confa.
renee before you put your two heads Is.
ge,ner and conceded that letter but :,
any rate should have given hint of The
same, 20 That I could In some measure
prepare the way Tor II. All Yas y,
ihaater-boit could have been d, ors spa.
den aad unexpected. no time mora ,pef
oP,oposI Papa y tortured with the goel.
and ihls 10 itself 10 enough 10 ruffls tbs
most amiable temper. and he was com.
pieiely out OF pa,iencs waiting for ma "a
fead 70 h,mb therefore, when / stumbled
upon ops unfortunate epislla. / was nef.
!ectly oyeFSeme 18th fright. and sunrise
admitted in my embafras Il tkaf Il
was From you, md he of coi-ssb cooiec.e
.ured the PFobabls gontents ana ~,..,
horribly snraged Immediately. So whal
,ould DO bat invent on The spur Of ,ha
? oment something as far removed from
ne real eifusron IS possible. Twas very
aiming TOO Il can assure you, for ii elicit.
q very considerable thought inths yoons
pan, IN ap esceediHgf ~ amiable tone on !
rs part, but when fnsinuated Il, last
nas you intended coming down with
resent Of trout he grew furious srsin
onnsequeatly you received that letter.
Then heineverIsaw mine 10 resliiy 4,
eturned the listener.
BY no manner Of means, said Mis-.
iraham.
N-J = 4F. Ia
!, Well, what shall | DO I responded Mr..
ei!lision, ottef moments silence. NV
osl'ion asst ls. is intolsrabte. / cannot
ee you atyour home. md | feel Ike 1
pei skniklng around. IN mortal rror Of J
ssleg discovered. to obtain the slighies,
linpse 81 you
Pray be patient and wall, sin,sfpossd
u.s., ... Graham 'l 10 soothing tone.
Is unai good will waiting effect, nv dear
-.-.-g-,-.. "a 4saA
,.sa years, Is Jacob did for Rachael j.
Hts Is was any prospect Of obtaining van
We e !, " your father had euy mar :.
~ oojee.on 10 ING. "a remove Il 4 i.
issihlily 81 "a tof you Smiles. Il ih.Ts
Is the slightest possibility ofobtainingit
il | cannot see him. cannot see yon, !.
d what The mere time issio effect ! do
i knott. Now 60 ID your father your.
II, darling,Eiell him frankly and boldly.
lib no reservation for maidenly modes. e
that your happiness Is al stake. and il
regards YOU 81 all, he'll change bis pre-
nt mode Of conduct
E# TcoNcLUsIoN TN OUR NEXT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
NOTICE to FARMERS.

| lHHYlNG recently become the prop,;..o,. :
AE T5HE Potomac MILL, We res nec,fn !
y announce To- the fsrming community. maj +
Is now being Ppt in complete repair, Ana !,
ready Tor Ne reception of Wheat. -
we have engsged the services Of The sam
experienced and oblgirg Millers, who. for ~ ]
ny yeafsPast, have given such satisfaction -
me customers ofHhe mill i and We con6d.n,lv
indulge the hope, Mai, we will be permitted -
retain, as we are resolved to merit. . con,ins.
ance o. the patronage, which has, hereiofsrs
oeen SO literally extended TO this well kneyn
establishment. ~ AAo"'u
As we feel no disPosilion>lo incur the resnon.
sioiilties and risks, which result from an snec.
ulations 10 breadstufs, we have de,erminsd -
buy no wheat whatever, bal tosconf;ns On.
selves, simply and solely, to Tie GrindinS III
tsin ior DINERS, az the usual rates of toll
euaraltyiDg, OF course. 10 stand the Ynspection
q me Baltimore and Georgetown n afsets.
Inc commanding capabilities Of lie pAtomac
hil Tor manufacturing aour Gpon The mos, -.
iensiSe scale, and 10 the best manner II. Mnu
aenlence 70 the Canal, and facilities for load.
~ Suu uulosoing boats, &C., are we'll known ION
- sensraiiy, and we reiteTate the as
sarance, that i shall pot be- our fault. II ,bsse
peculiar Advantages do not continue 10 he duIs
appreciated by them. ~
AR. BoTELER, BRO. & co.
Aug 10, lsl6-6t-S Spirit COM h. |
Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

VIE fall sessions or this Institution will eom
menee, HorsmBeT ~, Isi5. The Alexar
era Academy has been heretofore opened 70
the admission Of day Scholars only arrange
meats hare DOW been made for the accommoda
uon Of 4 limited anmbir Of Boarders, who " ii
reside n The Family Of The Prireipal and be I'm.
Ger MS constant supervision. Tue course OF
study emeraces The Greek. Latin and French
Langasgssi ortbogrsphy, Residing, Writing,
Engisn Grammar, Composition, Geogr ply, An
cient and Modem History, Rhetoric. Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Geology. Arithmetic
housekeeping. BY single and double entry IN.
geofa, Plane. Solid, Analytical and DESCRIPTIVE
Gsometry, Application Of Algebra 10 Geometry
and to the doctrine Of Curves, Mensuration.
Method Of calculating end using Logaritbms
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Spherieai
PROPOSITIONS. Drawing, Theory and Practice Of
surveying Navigation, Comic Sections Astropo.
nysincluding1hec calculations Of Solar and Luz
mar Eeiipses, 0ccultations, TrbDsiis, &c.
TIE principal Is aided In the dilIerenide mar,
menis oy senilemen Of ability and experience
and esefJ possible effort is afforded the stu
dsnts IN the prosecution Of their studies.
The CLASSICS form prom men, bart Of The
school exercises and such means are adoDted
- will make the Stueent thorough as be pro.
gresses IN teaching the .MatteSnafies, as well
% the Seienees, the studies are conducted with
eonatsnt reference 10 the applies biity of their
principles 10 the arts and TO general business.
The Surveying Glass Is frequently exercised
in'snrfsying aud dividing Land, taking Heights
ana Distances, &c. Sc. BY which means they
become fully competent to perform ~ dul;ss
ole Surveyor or to enter az Engineering corns
the Astronomical class he Ee acce s. 10 large |
Telescope of high magnifying~ power. and ~ |
suitable evenings make obseryations On ~ |
Planets, Fixed Stars, aud other celestial bodies /
: In order that Parents and Guardians NAV -
al times be advised Of tie literary standing of
their sans and wards The character. of esch de,,s
recitations is registered, and Z monthly renor,
Is forwarded to them by mail.
FERNS 80 For BOerd and Tuiiion Ia the :.
bare enumerated branches, except French ana
Drawing, $50 dollars year, each quarter nav.
able 10 advance the quatiefs TO censfstlof 10
weeks French and Drawing al Professors pri.
ces.
Resrtaees Edgar Snowden, ESQ. Christ.
Nenle, Esq. Or. Iohn s. Reese, T. nj. McCor-
nick, &c., .ftsraadria u B. Msthe VS.. Esu
Dr..y Owihgs, Horurd Dis.riei, Nd. !; Rev. I,
&. II. Ball, Baitimoye, ma Z Rev. A. Al. Eips- /.
;omb, .Mealgomery. .qis. g.
X. {. BRoCKETT, Prineipai.
Alexandra, D. c., Nov l3-6mw- 6msm. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
CERT.dT.r GOODS.

hNHE subscriber has on hand aad oilers for
" sale large assortment of Silk and Worst
I'd pAMASK Of different colors--such as GRIM
sop, Drab, Green, Blue and Scarlet Damask,
silk bindings to match, &c, figured curtain mus
lins, hair cloth, sc Gilt and brass rods, curtain
ornaments. gilt rings aud curtain bands, &c. sc.
FEATHER BEDS and .MfTTRESS I
on hand large assortment Of Beds and Mat
tresses, made Of the best curled hair, moss,
c,frled palm leaf, ine hacked husk Of different
sizes, &c.
WINDOW SHADES.
He has Just received . large assortment sol
transps rent window shades, of different patterns
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Always on hand and made to order Venetian
BLINDS Of different coiors and sizes, made in ths
best manner.
C6TT0E R.aDDEHG.
Also on hand, large and small sizes Of whit
ana black wsdding, BY the wholesale or retail
Ali OF which will be sold very lowsat
-. G. S. GRIFFITH'S
aUpho!stering & Paper Hanging Warehouse,
& No I26, Mafketstreet.
II baltimore October 9, lS45-1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
JOHN v. EN1xCEz,
Store, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware


NTo. IS, Light street, Baltimore, has al trays
IN apiextensiye aae complete assortment Of
stoves, Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware, which he Of.
fers Al Wholesale OF retail, on Iibersl terms.
His assortment consists 10 part of COOKING
ST0yESs Of the most approved kinds,
COAL IST0YES3 Of Sheet and Cast Iron,
Radiating Stoves, Parlor Stoves,
Ffaukiin do Box do
y Nineplats do Hollow Ware Castings
Teaplate do Tin Ware, &c DC
NForleFs for Tin and Sheet Iron Work oil
all descriptions promptly atiesded 10.
Country Merchants are respectfully invited
toscall aud examine he quality Of The goods
and prices before purchasing.
Aug Is, lsI6-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
Frederick Female Seminary.

TUlHR EXERCISES OF THIS lNSTITU-
TON WILL BE RksuMEp on TUESDAY, list
erPremrrR NEXT.
The splendid Seminary bailding was erected
expressly fora Female Gollegiate Institution,
5, a expense &c more ihsu $4,000, and 50 lar
81 We regard beauty add elegance OF structure,
ina nkrlsct adaptation Of all its parts 10 Inc
,,,,ss,se for which fiaey were designed; the ele-
s.nce ef lts farnhure. the comforts and eonyef
niepees Of The boarding. department.. we eontit
DENLY beIiese il is not surpassed BY any sin.
laF lnsahutlon 10 The Southern States. Pareals
ind Guardians are particularly invited 10 call
and examine Tor themselves.
This iastitulion comprises three separate ana
s;.,;net denaFlments--ihe JUVENILE, where
~ elementary- principles Of an education are
.eommeaeed 1.-The PREPARATORY, where The
pupils IRE thoroughly grounded 10 the s1ostaFn'
tiai branches Of education, nsmely-SpeIing,
Reading, Writing Grammar, GeograPhy sno
Arithmesie-ihe COLLEGIATE, where az tne
higher branches Of finished Female education,
both useful aud ornamental. are pursued to q
great I'D extent as ,hsy are 70 our pest Hor.n,
arr Schools. Embraeing 10 is range iull ana
eonnleta course Of instruction, from the Alpha-
het ID Inc compilation Of the Collegiate course.
The whole is under the immediate control Of
he President, Mr.. II. WfscHEsrER, and nine
Profsssors ard Teachers. subject 10 the general
ssnnsrrislon Of the Board Of Trustees.
Pains and expense in procuring Professors
ana Tutors have been mstlers Of secondary con
,iaeration. The grand object was 10 secure fot
the Seminary the best talent Of the country, and
10 this, We think, ne have been eminenlly sue
cessfui.
Although the Seminary has been in operation,
:. corporate Institution, only one year, Inc
retsloxue numbers between 1eightg and niAeis
erholers. and Al the reeent examinaton theii
n.nIfestation of proficiency, sound scholarship
~ Grace and lad -liks department drew torli
- hi9hest eommendation from the able and
-G;ci,sf commil,ees appointed TO examine thea
~. pkolcssorships Of Ancient and Moderi
lanrearss, Music, Painting and Dfavins' e
80 ..,,s .rr,uremenss have bean made in q
ssminsry cor The seeonnedA'ioa o. D0at'lp
Tss Sermi,oriss consist Of separate room
..Iv, feel hy eighteen Handsomely nuea y
,.;,h.sptirsiy new carpsis, Beds, Bedding Is L
re- .tice nf board and Tuition ~ a.. y
h,..chss required FOR Diploma, ineledlng y Y,
,;'s,s rocns. fuel, lights, washing, sc, -
.s-.rhoi,siic yssr, payahis ha9ysarly . asssl !.
81 f1rtker particulars IN relation e ne
.,;,s,;.n. reisrenes may be had 70 MT W
r-r--rn. fks President o. either o. me ifas's'
n eraer az he Bnard.
VkL. 81 BRuNNER, Secretary.
GIDEON BANTz.
DAVID BOYD Ifssiss'.
6. STEINER,
Frederick. nd. Aug ~. eto-ks.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
Dealer t,a Produce,
ROSS g. GARR0TT,
Flour & General C Commission
MERCHANTS,

HoAingsscorth Street, Baltimore,
WILL attend promptly to the sales Of Flour,
w Grain, Tobacco. Whiskey, and Country
Produce generally. The atientieu OF one o.
the parlners will be directed 10 the sale o. Cat
lie, Hogs, Sheep. and Lots CONFERENCE.-THE the de'
poi and scales have been provided 10 receive
Them. Refer 70
H.& W. B. Willis, Ef..on C.
Cato Moore, Cashier,
H. NJ, Brent, Cask;er,
] H. sherrard, g ry,neh.,,,r. 81
Baker & Brown,
w. Miller s. Co.
| Jno. Louthan, Clarke CoHaty.
Baltimore, July %, is46-sm-
| JVfmehe,trr Republican, .Mariinsburg Gazette
and Romnsy Iatsiiigtnesr, insert 20 amoan1 2
Is. and send bills 10 this Once.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
Wholesale and Retail
HAT ESTABLISHMENT.
100 Baltimore 50 !, BALTIMORE.
WRIGHT & HORARD,

WRIGHT & HOWARD,
DEsPEcTEULLf eall The attention Of the
~ citizens of jefferson county 10 their esisb-
~o lishmentfor The manufacture aud sale
~ sf HATS, In which may b. found q
l large aud general assortment Of all ar
Oticles in their line. Their establish
meat combining within itself every facility for
com plete Workmanship with all lhe latest inn
proysmenis in msehinery-empIeying oaly the
most scientific and experienced workmen and
asipg the best materials alone, they are enabled
with The aid Of lsng practical experiences 10 pro-
dnee Al srticle of GOODS unsurpassed BY any
thing IN this or any other market
To the Retail customer they are prepared "a
finnish 1 description Of goods vatrshsedto give
The most enainenl sstisfaetion, 10 fashion, d1ra
bilty and intrinsic worth
The Wholesale dealer will fna in1ueemen
10 purchase insths fullest and best selected a.
| sortmenls te Be mel with in The trade
The fashion for the successive seasons regu
l,rls introduced and SLOWED e snrpast All .
| thers in point sf beauty and merit
Gsntlemens, youths, and children,s caps, .
new and beautiful patterns alway kePi on hand
/ watch hey oGer for sale. with allother article
q their line, ii The lowest psssiblc prices Thei
terms Of sale will be found LIBERAL and accom
modallng. and every EFFORT used . ensiiIs tksr
| 10 The pssrcnsEs Of liberal publ
FasEis1skl9 Enters,
No 80 Baliimosc street.
Balliaors, October Z, lsts-iF