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TELEGk PnIC
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
COL. DoNIPEAM DHrHATHD
BYA
MEXICAN FORCE, AT SIERRA GORDON,
. Bcfw,en SaltillO and chihuahua.
TIE l. + OK A PnlC
Americans Lost Seven Men ana
all their ARTILLERY.
Cen. Lane and Co.. Bowcs Acquitted by the
Court Of Inquiry.

BY the arrival Of tho propeller Trumbull at New
Orleans Brazos files to the 18th instant have been re-
ceivcd.
Letters to the New Orleans Piedyuns, dated Walnut
Springs, May Sd, give report that Colonel Doniphsns
force had been attacked at the pas Of Sierra Gordon
abous half way between SaItlio and chihuahua, by a
Mexican force from Durango, under General Rieso.
Colonel Donphan defeated with the loss Of seven
men, and all his artillery.
An English gentleman who arrived Mt Saltilo on the
Sd inst says Col Doniphan started from chihuahua
the ist OF April via San Jose del Parral and Satio pa
pers think that his command must be within fsw days
march Of that place
Gen Cadwaiader and staff Col. Ramsey, Major Nor
gan, Capts Carr syberg Butler Bernard, Biddis and
others, had arrived Mt Palo Alto
Gen. Cadwallader forthwith proceeded with his com
mand except the dragons TO Vera Cruz to reinforce
Gen. Scott.
The Court OF Enquiry in the GASES Of Gen Lane ana
Col Bowles has given It's report The conduct Of the
former fully approvedand the personal courauo hut
not the capacity Of the latter
The latest Monterey Pioneer thinks that An advane.
on San Luis Is designed by Gen Taylor as unusual a..
tivity prevails in every department
Cen UREA has issued proclamations for men and
contributions and left for the city Of Msxico 80 says
the Matamoros Flag Of the 10th inst
Vera Cruz dates to the evening OF the 10Th Inst fur
nish nothing later from Gen Scott
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WAsufNoros, NAV ~. loA7

WAsHiroTos, May ~, leH.
Military Con,ribuHon,'.a brief srominstisn, sAeu-
ing the advantages to speedy peace Of thfs systs Of
ws,f ars-Dansers from the adrsrss, Psy-ss-ysS-ss
system, to the Mercan church and people, invsvims
ash does, the question Of their absorption or ssn~-
guishmsnt by the United Sfates Of the North, from
the proiongaton Of the gar.
The fact is Father Richie too easily scared II
he had stood up and stuck out for military eontri
buttons from the church Of Mexico instead Of sequss
raton conHscaton OF their property he would have
boon sustained. lilo was under advsement TO propose
military contributions" from the clergy which means
tho taking Of the church property, and the giving
draft the government Of Mexico for the amount
the United States being pledged to mako Mexico
knowledge the paper In treaty Of peace But Father
Richie was scared Mt his own shadow.
Just look at the thing di.passionatcy for moment
The church Is advancing funds for tho prosecution Of
tho war against the United States The U 8. army
10 instructed rather guard than to seize the vast
sources Of the church--a safeguard over the very
be protecting tho properties OF the church In the large
cities. while the church is employing its resources
aa and md ts Of ali sr.er.ps Ss
lines In addition TO this the armies Of the United states
pay hish prices IN ready cash for every thing they
their gold and silver those very important ements to
tho invaded well as the invaders in the persecution
Of the is there any wonder that the short
Mexcaus should be indifferent oven averse 10 peace
while the American armies thus source Of profit TO
their people, md Of prots elton TO their clergy
Now, the system Of military wouidhavs
brought In very short time the State the Cburch and
the people Of Mexico to their The people would
have considered that the these military eoptribu-
lions" increased In amount the larger would w de-
ncit to be paid by the State aud the stronger the
pect Of increased taxation with n peace the
longer said treaty deferred The Church aud the
State would have been Impressed with different view OF
the matter the Church would the probability
OF ultimate loss to be graduated by the ultimate
amount for which the state would be- held rcsponnos
aud the greater that from the prolongston o
the war, the certain and heavy the loss TO tne
Church. 1hs state In being held Responsible by tns
United States for ndemntics seizure and the desuuo
ton Of army property &o addition TO these nts-
ry would give ny in brief space the ua
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JACOB 3. pLATT. Auet;oneer

JACOB q pr Arm Ir.,,n..r
<tROckrpv y >v ~, 3. r.hrlx, Apetmeer n, =
O-JAC0R . ri, A.ts5Aa n FLAPS WAhE ~
able for e,ia,. .n Sais OF ,1c 10y, sui
place This av NJ IN anu otnef Will take
the auction sio,s ~ :. e islke les Ioom over
general ssor,mea, aS anu o1'I consisting
plates dishes inv. nan are ana Edssd ware WI
A,so, dist wars, general assortment
Also blue lola belle ware tea sets teas, toile vars
ewris and bssins. plates muffins. tw ,bl~rs SC. -
Also, dark aud light printed aad flow cry blue wac
Also, 80 crates ware no@ laAding sr,onr which IA
Complete assortment OF white granite, aud flowing blue
ware
AIio ~ dining and tea complete of various Patterns
wortny ue attention OF private fanes and will soil in
Sc tiIh'e tots ,
VIII "hich me sale Will oommence 10 crates English
Ing OF Chambers nys bav nsos 20 sur consist
purchasers ''' "a'p''' 49, ~e a" i""'o SUIT
Also general rn.,, r, s,o,. ,.r. ,;,;u. 49,, -,
water kegs, Sc " s "e' 'A''"ss' p'"''"
N Ban arrangement ba. been made viii, ,bs , ,,
featuring company to SUPPLY every ale win I'M ~ los
glass ware n which n A, Ina ,,nnhi. imoa.,is ~ 's
ters, lamps Of every te.crin"n aao's, n,,.r h ,,n
glasses; dishes, &c. N'''' ~ '' ramp
N Is. This will be oruew good. and al. of heat
and the cstaIo will not contsin anv OF The sss
from the ackou, sai. s.J -. -,
quality be examined b. ali rnc6ssr '' maj lire us
~ a ~ 1--y,,-
SIGNOR VITO Wits ORA Nj 4 ~ I rCTIoN nE
- Marble and Alataster StsIuary VASES Ec n, s'cf ~,
Tuesday LIST June, az No 81 Broadway ,,ho,r m,
der the direction of Signor o. Cpri "
A. Z. Iutle wilt sell above al 10 O'clock the entire oil
lection Of Signo Vito vit just received from Lr com
80 OF
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MRS. MASON'S BENEFIT
ME COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MRS MA.
at the PARK THEATRE '
1ckSts can be obtained from member Of the Committee
the Box Oceat which place only ssas are 70 h. an
cured. Boxes Spit g. "
rhlip Hone, VIM Henry lie Roy,
w. l.. Laight, Bache NcE,yers
Robert Emmett, Samuel Rugge.
Ogden Hoffman. Beverly Rob,nson
y Prescott Hail. Geo. Washington Costar,
pennlnE Duer, J. Beekman Fnlay,
James thomson, Samuel Glover,
NathH Boodgood, john Il brigham
II. lie Roy Newbold. Herman lie Roy
Robert II. Norris VIM Edgar
Mortimer Livingston. Joseph Blunt,
John stewart Jr, II. q. LIE Roy,
Chas. A. Clinton, James Monroe
Geo. L. Schuyler, Chas. l.. Livingston
w. u King, Delaney Kane,
Campbell p White. Henry 8. IIoyt
o. Mauran, Alexf Hamilton Jr
David Austen, Jr, Lewis Nj Rutherford,
Dsvid T. Golden Anthony l.. Robertson,
Chas Aug. Davis, Henry Breevoort
uof
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CIyY AauunMrsr,

?aar$!ssHII:afau SSss:iaf: NRy F
ods; Nj 5ss Master wiioi n' ' s ssii M 1siis
Nj Ms:S1 Hs sis M IS: a sdssy of
Nks~Ssoass HI b,nsa 6orie Nj Auss.S drew DIN
% Il Il: vii Ss e NED Mason and Mr.
bs so s sp.a s :scet. . viii
:. IENEtIT- Of MR. BOOTH
3 sSsyIr.. sIays Man.s.r Gs Ms,syDr ESs.isss
vid.ra, Mrs Wilkinson,
ss1ff! ~h as sopss Ss. The .o. ss. OF
Aaaaway; Mis- Sneak, Ii ;. Booth 800 '''''''
ss!s fs ss S
RoWhrhHI TnEArRE.-TAE YOUNG AMERICAN
MISS C. wEWYss,
VINO ~'ss rs1 . al sIi 4 r.. Theatre
on AT5ys !: 9s,s sVfSs 81 a"3 5sSs
PAhMos' I ofss. AAttEs NAY ,l., MAY
vii, w. 9Sj E&SI SGis Sl5G &
solo IScs cssas ssss"'s Ga the violin the
@ s asd s ss. services
soon and FtsaeR ho% poSsso fu'e C0"e Oboe Ba
before The puS one S c hi, have "ao Ih pss
ln ,b h, ySanY AN nsr with whom he lii
with syol Aa'' "'e same Big H. has lately
PAnaiHf,2Si,ss 0rE PERI hoysE:-A CAKD.-siG. SAN
the OPERA the subscribers the public generally ina rr
numerous disappoinmens through his contro
Sigma ba having recovered from htr late ndispo,
on has kindly volunteered perform Rosnis grand and
popular Opera of SEMlRAMIDE, for his BENZ FIT winch
m30 Str
A MATEuR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPERA
"A HOUSE Chanbers xtr~et-JuNE /, 1917.
ASn SS 50 cents P s Boxes Seats be
Jay OF PERFORMANCE Doors open att o'clock performance
Costumer, MIR j. G Taylor Leader Of the Orchestra Mr..
H. Marks. " Wv ''' 'i''
The following ladies and gentlemen members of the shak.
spe1e Dramatic Assocaon will appear:Messrs A. Macdo-
and Stanhope. ~
Performance with Shells celebrated play OF
Mr.. DArist. ''''
To conclude with the farce of the IRISH LIoNTom
Eoore, MI. f0ung. my27 6ts.r
A NE jean MISUNDERSTANDING erformancos tnI,
JOHN .DUNN' a THAT f RAst !. GAtIS..a
CHAPMAN FAMILY, Miss GREENWo lNSiSe'
Mr.. HARRISON, the mpromptu Singer,
Mr. C0noyer Comic Vocalist Miss ROBBERS, Miss Julien &c.
THE MOVING DIORAMA OF NAPOLEONS
uv, 49, FUNERAL,
Will also be exhibited at each and every performance
Admission . cents. Children under 10 year, lex cent?
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CASTLE GARDEN j. opened for the srasop.--In the
by the German Brass Band under the direction OF Mr. Monk
consisting Of selected compositions from abitzky Strauss
Lanner G9ng Straeck and others, commencing Monday
next, May 81.
aterlhson of half hour during the evening for PRONE
msdpg refreshments and viewing the CosmoramAs which
have been re-arTanged
ADM sion i2,S cents. Concert commences at o'clock
m 3 nc
VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT RUOM-A de.
l,ghtiuI Musical Entertainment will be given the
popular place oil resort until further notice.
der the direction OF Mr. Austin Phillips assisted by Miss Mar.
tin, Miss Jeanne Reynoldson Mr.. Quayle Mr. Ray Sc &c
Concert tickets Is cents admitting Gentleman and Ladies'
free aomlssIon 70 Garden m23 q
M ECH4NlCs HALL, a72 BROADWAY, between Grand
IVA aud Broome str
MONDAY, May 3lst and evening during the week
- CHRISTY'S MlNSTRELS
ne extraordinary attending their Concerts which
for succession fourteen weeks have been crowded nightly
with highly respectable audiences and the Of
numbers Of their patous has induced hem foego
meats made elsewhere, aud remain IN New York
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
Admission 81 cents. Concert commences al o'clock
my3O7tsrc
RhOADWAY Ihr.AIkE.--This estabi ,hment now
- erecting III Broadway will b. opened for Dramatic pur-
solely about the first Of September under the
Of q. H. BARRETT. Persons OF sckno
TALENT wishing situations for the season. will please
HIN lpre-pad) at 1903 Leonard street.
m3o tire a. MANN. sole Proprietor.
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AMUsEMENTs ELsEWHEfSE.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA
w Monday evening May 81 the performance will com
mence with graId overture.
After which the grand advertisement Of PAS DE FLEURs
by AZ D,nseuses Viennoises.
After which the farce Of THE WIND MILL--To be fol.
lowed by the POLKA PAYSANE-by2 "a Danssuses Visn-
noises.
70 which will be added THE HOUSE DOG.
, he whole 10 conclude with the GRAND PAS ORIEN.
TAL-by 40 Danseu Visinoises.
Performance to O'Clock precisely. Prices
Orchestra aud prvae box $l Dress Circle 81; Family Circle
cents: Pit Is cents.
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d E0O CHI Nile VGE.--Nouce to gentlemen who want
pCOO their old clothes to lodh like new ca,l 81 The
Tailoring Dyeng Cleaning aud Repairing Establishment,
No II Gold Of Gold and Spruce. where orders
will he punctuaIIy attended to the shortest notice and
N .B-The highest price given for gcuemrn. Ten on
wearing apparel my23 30tissc
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ROYAL GUkLEY, Auction-er
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGs.-On Tuesdsy Evening
will be sold by ROYAL GURLEY 4 co, A their
rooms 30 Broadway large and ue collection of paintings
including valuable old, well as modern Pictures
Catalogues are ready and Paintings the walls for exam
nation mJO 2src
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6G& .NUIlLh.-passe.sersrs per packet ship . LIE ON
MTkfor New Orleans, II rlrssr BE- board AZ Orleans
wharf foot of Wnll this DIS (Mouday) May a. {
IL ciocK NJ. At which time the ship will sail m3i
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| ITCH TCHE, A CHINESE CATsUP-Ths very
- superior aud original Catsup made from the pulp Of ii
zen" t'nese 't noted FOR its pungent aud delicious cid
au Us peculiar digestive properties, prepared by WIN.
soon 70 from recipe presented them attache
me 1n,arse embassy VIM. Osborn Co: offer th. Catsup
en'.us graves soups meats, Wild fowl &c with
nosnce hat us merits are uoguaed BY any casup
neAs'ensr more particularly those designated London
ava catsuw, which made where London
W w ne sc c 'eta az the Family Groceries The very
~ ntty CENTS pint bottle. and wholesale NJ
OF. ' MI ! y ,26 front street New York mp lrn.r
Dh EhANCIs w. HARTLEY'S Office aud Residence
xloor'enwich street rcrntiv occupied by DR. Bolton
"s"' oeh "tscheu 70 The hall ooor. ms 2itsrc
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JACOBS formerly Of ,57 Broadway, announces to her
friends the ladies Of New York and its vicinity that she has
lust optnd Al 6a Broad way rst door from Houston street
and plend assortment of infants aud children so,hne
of the latest styles and fashion Miss received first pe
MUM from the American Institute -four silver medals four
consecutive Yeas Ladies' materials ma e and cut
the shortest natice Orders from the South promptly
attended Strangers will do well to call before purchasing
as our goods are " hest and prices low. mia 30src
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TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS.
III MIGEON CO., ReGnishers of Cloths Cassineres,
II &c. No. 3ii West street.
The Gold Medal has been awarded by the American usti
ue Tor their superior Of renshng. Orders be
Me.ss. WOLCOTT & sLADE, No. 81 Pine street.
WIN. q. LANGLEY X CO. IS Broad sweet
d. BRIGHAM CO., co Pine street.
I'D t,nsc
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NEW MANTILLAS, VISITS AND SHAWLS.-Just
received 200 splendid Paris made Mantas and Visits of
enelynew and richly embroidered black and spring
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NJ ONEi tENT-Ihe highest pnces advanced IA large
WI and small gold and silver watches, diamond
plate, jewery, furniture clothing dry goods, &C., &c
JOHN M. DAWES, Licensed pawnbroker,
232 William street, Duane.
Person, received in private Office by ringing the bel.
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s-x-, GAY CO.'S NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Ira DAILY EXPRESS, BY WAY OF NEWPORT and
S&sRFALL R!VER-The Subscribers respectfully inform
the public that they will forward To- and from Boston their
own merchandise Of every Descriptions bundles pack
tons and all other business entrusted to 'hen attended
p omptly.
Boston, State st. GAY co.
In2i Got fh
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HALL LANTERNS.
= O00 THE LARGEST aud most splendid assortment
9,VOU of Hall Lanterns Of cut, engraved aud stained
glass offered the public. Wholesale dealers will please
call and examine and Judge for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere Ornamental Lanterns for sale. Glass Bent
for Clocks and Bow Windows &c, Sc.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
nj irnsv ~ and ZIG Nassau street
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ny2530t-

- YOUNG Y JONES, Ann street, are selling fine
FFrench calf boots at 81 So equal sold In this city
for Sc 81 Fine French boots at - So usually S. Bes,
~ French patent leather boots ST. equal to those usually sold
oes always on hand and made 10 order S bort noice XII
goods warranted to give satisfaction Mendng &c done in
the store. !. Please call and examine our stock.
m2l NOIING x Jones. Ann ST.. near Broadway
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EYE LAND EAK-UK. 20 WE'LL. OCULIST AND AU.
~ kIST, 26 Broadway, Of Warren street. attends
to diseases of the eye and ear FROM to o'clock.
Strab,smus Squirting cured in few minutes.
Artificial Eyes inserted Spectaces adapted every de.
feet. ' =
Dr. Powell has this day popular Treatise ON the
Eye its Imperfectous aud their with rules for the
ton of spectacIes, &c.
To be had at the Authors, and of all Booksellers
i,.sr
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q SE E00 TO LEND Bond and Mortgage ON
WCO3COO City or Brooklyn Real Estate, in TO
SUIT applicants This sum belongs to an estate in trust and
s.BROAD, No. II Wall street, in the Croton Water Office
basement. ais eod2rn'
FI>HE ILLUSTRATED HAND BOOK For IRA
VELLERS. containing descrp tion OF each State the
cities, principal aud watering places, the railroad and
Stage routes Of fare embeshed with l23 highly
finished engavngs the United
just published and for SALE whoesal and retail, by
SHERMAN X SMITH,
WOO t.,. Insr r.l.
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- J.. WALSH & BROTH ERs, French Boot Makers, No.
Ann street. New York French Calf Boots of the latest
.shion m,dc to order for 81 So usually sold for So and
<CS7 fine French Cali BOOTS 81 80, usually 81 paten.
with patent springs CATERS shoes and slippe
constantly hand and made order shortest notice.
L. WALSH BROTHERS.
my25 30t-r 10 6 Ann street
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SAMUEL STETTINlUS
Agency for Claims at Washington.
CIIARLES DE SICLDING Notary Public Cow


~ and General Agent, No H. Todds Buildings, Pennsyl
vanla avenue Washington d. c., offers his services for
prosecution OF claims before Congress any of the
tive departments before any board of
are may be appointed for the adjustment of spoliaons
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions
whether revolution other service bounty lands for
return duties or those arising under contracts treaties,
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of OF
dsbursng officers who may find it inconvenleni give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish egazed copies of any document other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required
Communications tpost paid) will receive immediate at
tention.
He has the honor refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with it, coprolers and
dtors offices of the Treasury Department. and the
captains and pprers in the navy and also Dr. John o-
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia Rev.
Septimus Tustin OF the Senate Washington Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fuyette Indiana; Thomas NJ Blont
esq, Pensacola, Florda Hon, c. b. Penrose Lancaster,
Pa Judge r. Hartley Crawford, Washington; VIM. Ag-
new esq., New York; Collin. Lee esq Baltimore, Md;
H. b. Rearlon, esq, Norfolk Va Professor Goordge,
New Haven, Conn. M. Judson, esq, New Oreans Hon.
L. III. Foster, Nashville, Tenn
MAJ e.
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pursuance of the OF Congress- entitled An act to
establish town at St. Marks in Florida approved on
The "a day OF March, 1893, JAMES *. POLK President
OF the United States of America do hereby declare and
make known that public sale will be held at the land
office at TALLAHASSEE in the State of Florida for the
disposal OF the aforementioned lots in said town of ST
Marks commencing on Monday, the 4th day of October
next, to-wit:
eleven, twelve, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen eighteen
teen twenty twenty-five twenty three t,yeny-fou TWEEN
ysix twentysevell, twenyeghf thirty thirty
two, thrtyour, hiryfve thirtysix thirty eight thirty
nine, forty, torytwo, foryhree, forty four fvsx forty
eight, hy, y-one 1tty-two hityfour, fity-ve itysx,
hfty-cght sixtwo, sixty three sixty-our sxtvx sixty
seven sxtyeight, seventy four, seveny-ve seyentysx
eveny-eght seveny.nne, eighty eghty-sx eighty
eghty-eight, ninety. ninetyone, niney-two ujnetysx
ninety eight nnety-nine, hundred one hundred and
two, hundred and three, hundred and our one
hundred and six hundred seven one bundled and
eight one hundred and ten, hundred and eleven
hundred and twelve, hundred and fourteen
dred and fifteen, hundred sixteen one hnured and
eighteen, hundred and nineteen, one hundred and
twenty, one hundred and twenty two, hundred and
tweny-three, one hundred and twenty -four one hundred
and twenysx, together with all the portions of the follow
made the Tallahassee Railroad Company viz, Lots
numbered fortyseven, nifty nne xtyseYeny-one
ywo, seveny-three, eighy-two, eighy-fve and ninety
Jour.
menced on the day appointed and proceed in the same
order IN which they advertised with all convenient
despatch until the whole shall have been offered and the
sale thus closed But the sale shall kept open
than two weeks and no private entry any lot will be adj
mitred until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand, al the city of Washington this
wenty6rst day OF May A. d. thousand eight hundred
and forty-seven. JAMESR Polk
BY the President
RlcHARp M YOUNG,
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Aug l9-2aw1N

vTNI1E THIRD ANNUAL SESSION of this school will
i commence on Wednesday, the Sth OF September
limited number of young ladies will be received into
Mrs. Eliason's family TO whom superior facilities viii be
afforded for acquiring finished education
The French teacher will reside in the family thus giving
the best opportunity for acquiring the French language.
The scholastic year divided into sessions twenty
weeks EACH commencing the 9Th of September and
the 9Th OF February.
Terms: For board and tuition in English, French and
La per session, payable in advance $780, and extra
cha ges Day scholars tuition in English and Latin from
Sl4 TO $50.
Italian, music, and drawing at professors prices.
REFERENCES.
Right Rev. William Meade, Wildwood, Va.
Hon. Thomas H. Benton, ST Louis, Mo.
Hon. J. Lean, Judge OF the Supreme Court Cincnna
IT, Ohio
Kew. Charles Dana, Alexandria, Va.
Eusace Conway, esq, Fredericksburg Va.
Henry Dangerfleld, Alexandria, Va.
Rev. DIR. Sparrow, theological Seminary Va.
Aug l9-2aw2wSlaw4w
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FLoRENCE,s NEW HOTEL,

No 400 broadway, Of Walker street, Ner YORK.
IN THE EUROPEAN
TNIIIS elegant Hotel - now open for the reception OF
J. travellers. The proprietor sohcts a vsl from those
whose pleasure may call them TO the city oil
New York The Hotel is designed be conducted upon
the European system and with the adoption Of all modern
Improvements.
out board Those who may wish to take Sher meals in
the Hotel do in private apartments OF beauty,
or in the public Restaurant saloon elaborate costly
magncence (probaby without equal the continent
of America,) and upon economical terms.
The proprietor himself that his house will be
found upon trial at least equal any known establishments
in point OF elegance, economy and desirabiliiy
The kitchen under the direction American French,
and Italian cooks JOHN FLORENCE, JT.,
April 3o-d3m Proprietor.