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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22


, ,u large Quantities. Of rooas iB,o ~,
nuanua. ine trade was partially so s az,
onOe1 "e name OF foreign residents "'N
THr FarI or CHmvsuv. s-.,.,.. !,
the capture oiihis place ~ 81, s ,'@'ng q
View Orleans Picayune aises H. $50 e.g ,hc
particulars Of the preparations for II,
90 tue paFi Of The Mexicans- ue'ehse
a ieileF from Durango is puhiss.s ~,
March an. which SAYS ihs, Coz sA1ea
Cenoe, len Chihushua en- the ION ts.a.ysa
/ 81 ihc heed Of s0U cavalry. Il rrsa .s~. I, !.
American inyaders and had arriyss i, " KY
ed AZ The hacienea OF Encans..s$. wb,eS I.
about seventy miles north. On ihe rs,a !, ~
taso. tfcr Enuinilas, Conae nusbs5 q.
ward scouting parties, snd on tie 22a W.
ruary moved with his main tody ID H. ~
niiso Gel Pastor. WHICH is about esbtess
mhes from Encinllias and about 50 mics f,n,r,
me hacinda Of Carmen. Il was suppose,
ma PAIR me United States troops, to the number
% ~, We're al Carmen BY the 22d. having
just marched ihiilisr from Carrizal. Ii was
oonoe.s intention 10 await q, EogailIa the Id.
iacK q The Americans. sad Re- was d 10 ;oin.
Cd there BY the force of Gen. Beritja. ssss,s,
ing Of GOO infantry. 500 drsgoons ans r.,
pieces OF artillery. The junclionhad no, been
effected on the 23d- Gen. Harida beino ,ben
al the hacienda Of Touoen. which IS bu, a
few mles--eight or,en we Judge by Ne mans
from Chihuahua. Whether The ;une.a,
was effected we DO not know. Conae,s nos
lion is said to have been exceilen,ly chosen.
but we find j, stated thai he had thrown m
redoubts and blocked up the roads in order 3
hold the Americans IN check and favor re.
treat in case be were beaten. We canpo,
but infer, from the manner in which the Re.
publicano introduces the sabieci. that China.
hua did no, fall TIL after battle glorious 10
the American arms.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

Kosc,usxo,s HEiRs--A SiNoULAR CAsh'- :
hsSs 8 Singular case pending before one o
~ w. .o, !, a, Washington. Maj. g. lcchMAs
y e sx;lsd Pole. (as We find the case slaieo q
: co e-1 OF the New York iteralaJ
.,, sU Of The Washington bar, CLAIMS, Y
rnwer Of attorney, to be the counsel or ~
sgsot Tor the heirs Of kosclusko, IN the plosoft
,.,,,ion Of a suit oil taels ior the recovery !,
certain property or money accfline iloiH u :"
&C, OF Congress. His. exceliency ~, pL =,
plsco, inc Minister Of the Russian Au'y 7, :.
claims that The heirs Of KosclusSo az eo .sO u
sian subjects, and therefore unnea 'i a,,o o
the Russian government. and has y a ai pa
Messrs FrspaLL and BaAnLEY, O 'ne "a "a. \
Wasbino,on % prosecute The cam n 'e 49, sl',
=, "s" his Arrangement The counsel lor ~ NV
!, Rrss;an Minister bring up We A'sl9' ~ -.
lsu ssh If he courtesies OF The bar They as'
oleaen .b - ssue. and the court disn'ssss T.
s Ma; ToeumAs then appeals hat Mess ah,,
Ersn.rL aud BRApLry be dismissed from ..r
rarss as having no legal right 2 ils Pross's \
ION All ,be authority from Tie heirs uelns :.
ne her sossession Of The Major. The ques''oGp y IA
on his po,nt ye, repains to be ascias'
Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

ilu EpIroR II beg leave TO cali your at
ieution for publication 10 the letter Of the dis
tiEgulshed MARIA EpewoRYa 10 the Ladies
u America on tlas snbiecI OF the distressed,
me heart rcndiDs condition Of the Irish peo-
plc Her name would of itself be enough to
assure US that the dreadful accounts Of starya-
uon. disease. pestilence and paarJaciion !
a!nonz this warm hearted, but devoted people,
aye uue-but every breeze watts across the
Atlantic the saine ildings--and where can they
look Tor succor hui to us2 The prime Minis
Ter Of England, from his place in Parliament
takes occasion to acknowledge our efforts hith
erlo made The news BY the last vessels show
that matters are growing worse with them
they have no seed to spw---no oals--no barley
potatoes are given up ara resource Their
su.lcrings cann@ end until after their next har
vest. which is IN The Autumn. All Europe is
pnched ior bread | say, to whom can they
look on; to Us for bread 10 keep body and soul
together?
Have we done our duty to them, our breih-
rem and fellow christians DO we lack for
ANYTHING? In Gods name, Sir, who puueth
Ciasily above all o.her Christian virtues, let
Us de- more than We haze done. What have
our farmers done towards relieving these per
ishirg men. woinco. and children This vii
hae mas sent Si$5 How many farmers, op
ueui men. have made hundreds b. tie rise Of
produce in q, Country ?-can'l laey spare a
.ar.el Of corn or -four apiece 10 send ever TO
save li.e4 Let iheIn be solicited, or unsolci,,
ed, lei them send their donation TO the Depot
here. TO Baltimore. That barrslof corn or
-four viii &C safely, and will carry the life Of a
human beng with IT, This is no conmcn
cazs-tis unusual, fearful aud uuexampled.
We ought 10 be ashamed not only to spend
our money upon supcEauiues, butto eateur
daily brcad-of which we have pleuly--Qr TO
pray u,at Il should be given 10 US day by day
when a whole Nation IS p.sishirg for the lack
%. =, il We can help them and Will not.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Reported Hattie Egedyecn
Gems. Taylor ana grEeu.
GEEA- gAycc AMONG Ty-I IdL=.
TGANG.
From the N. o pioayuae, Arrii 10.

The schr. flarreling arrived this evening
She Jeff Brazos on the Cd, There oIe again
runners Of an aeiea between the advance
guard ofGen. TAYLOR and portion Of UsRr.'s
force.
The story is that Gen. TAYLOR. with Col.
Mays Dragons, Bragg's Battery and por-
ton OF the Kentucky Cavalry, about 200 in oil,
was on his return, bound 10 Monterey, when
he heard that Urea was within his reach
He Immediately gave pursuit. and finally,
with his advance guard encountered the rear
guard OF Urea. when an action ensued. Ru-
NOR goes on 10 say, TINT il lasted seven hours,
when courier left. whom Gen. TAYLOR sent
back 10 hasten up the main body Of his little
command, ard then to push on TO Col. Cus-
Tis and order up his regiment
The courier Il Is said mas reported that a
couple hours moref fighting would selllethe bust
ness, as Gen. Taylor was making great hav-
ock among the Mexicans. The iumois were
circulating freely on the Rio Grande among
the Mexicans who believed them
On this accom- many discreet Americans
think that an action has taken place, ana u So
then Gen. 1aYLoR has whipped the Mfx'ean''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

or We have received notice of the exce'-
ien lecture OF the Rev. Mir. CHISHOLM, before
the Martinsburg Literary Association, which
We aie compelled 10 lay over I'LL next week
The subject was the '.Catacombs near The city
Of Rome" and the lecture was entertaining
and obstructive.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

tY (. Carrca JCdson. sS;hor Of a Biography
Of the signers Ct tie Declarsticn OF Intepsn
l6enoe." We have net found leisure % exana-
ine tie beck, brs see that !, is recommended 70
the r-ading public BY Mr.. Chandler Of The
United Siairs Gazette, who nevcr puts 7n m
different wcrk. From Nj. C.'s recommends
ii3n. w are induced 10 believe haiti would
make valuable addition 70 a farmers or me-
ehanic's Library. Persons wishing TO examine
The wosg win find II at CAPT. Boak's iioicl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

MEtArcHnLLy ACCIDENT AID Loss or
LrE-Ihe Kitchen belonging to Mr.. WIN.
Griffith, living near Commerce, Missouri,
caught Ere last week, and was consumed, 10
get6er with FIVE negroes, who were burned 70
death, viz negro man and fivs children.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

CO. We cheerfuliy give place to the letter. Of
Mass E.dgewogth, on the subjec' Of the distress
ses al lhe Irish People, referred TO by cur cor.
respondent, and hope his earnest appeal to the
people Of Berkeley viii be smiuently success
iul blessed is the man that considereth the
poor, the Lord will reward him in the tune
OF trouble"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
EpewokrAsrowE, March ], lSi7.
To he Ladies Of .4merica; more passicsila'fl,
To The ladies of Mar York

Dear, kind and charitable ladies ,-i on are
as ana informed, well disposed 10 contribute
70 the 1ehet OF tae distressed IRISH; bul LpioIe
ecu Yield 10 your feelings of pay, aud pour
lorth your bounty, Won wish 10 nave erednabe
assurance that the accounts which you have
s-Sn IN Tie public papers Of their dstresSss
are uue reFreSsnta'ioEs, ana no, exaggerated
pic,Gns.
am encouraged by some Of nay many ex-
cei.vut trlends IA youy country 10 hope that
YOU will not consider my addressing YOU this
moment as obtruSiye. ! am encouraged 10
aopr that Won wiz believe IN the truth Of the
assurance glyeyou that the accounts IN the
puolic papers, one Of which send with this
letter are no, exaggerated. From my lcng
residence in ireland. during and since the
lifetime Of ny iataer, II. l.. Edgeworth, and
from my connections in Ireland, you NAV in
fer that have means of information. and,
Lrem NY public character, SO far as you can
see /, IN my writings, or gather il from private
friends who have visited tins country, | trust
that you wi believe that | sm incapable Of
e1aggeraing for any purpose--especially NO,
tor ne purpose ot working upon your fee!
ings
assure you ,aai. duiinE'rny sixty-six years
residence 10 Ireland, never knew Of distress
equal 10 the present viii rot give you any
pnvate iustances--some might touch YOU
deeply, but none can or ought 10 strike you
and influence your feelings and your actions
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

A DIFFEREscr,--The London Examiner
complains of,he difference between the law ioT
the purse. and the law for the person. a man
stole guinea, and was transported for some
years; another kicked his wife to death, and
was imprisoned nine months.
A shrewd man fIou New York, a few days
since, toldts tina, he had laid bad fellow by
the heels. who had violently assaulted him.
II sued him." said he, ''ior damages. on the
civil side d ire Court, and he could not ING a
man 10 60 bail for bin for a bundled dollars,
and 50 he went 10 prison. Had taken hun
up for assault and battery on the other side OF
she Court, he could have obtained bail for ten
thousand dollars u s. Gdsetts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

WHY arc Gems. TAYLoR and Santa nsS
Ike blacksmith and ms below, ''.,a;t..
one s'blo,rs" and ne o'pef ~''"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

tween the ci,ics Of Vera Cruz and Mexico. we
haze obtained BIZ Inc Kindness az friend the
following schedule Of distances On the route:
Leave Vera Cruz FOR Calapo, On
Tuesday evening. at II O'c!'E,
p. m. distance aoaut 20 miles
Arrive al Calapo on "Wednesday
between and z o'cl'k. r. N.
Leave Calapo on Thursday morn
ing. for peroiea, distance So miles
Between Calapo and Pero,ee you
soup the mountain until y9u
reach a height Of upwards Of
$3.50 feet above the level Of
the sea. Arrive a, Peroiea IL
the evening.
Leave perotea on Friday morn
ING at o'c'k, a. ia, for Pue-
bla distance 95 miles
arrive same day at Pus5'a, at4
oc'k p. m. Leave Puebla on
Saturday megaiug, al .. M,
distance so miles
Arnye same day IN Mexico. al 4
o'crk p. m. Abou, half way
between Pucbla ard Mexico,
YOU descend io- upwards of20
miles al a rapid gait, ----------
c0O ,,,tps
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20 The voters af' sIcsllricg
UGnfys

FrlltAr lIli=fns-T 0Iirr mrNH % feu IS
an independent Whig Candldate orea vat ~
she n1i House 81 Dsbgai.T a Nsseanis /
~lll rnd.tyor. as ar - po4sioi,. lo ssrs GA be.
lore the Election. snd shall fsel grateful TO you
FOR yuGr suppert.
JAMES l. STEWART
March SIS is4z
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

The following letter from Maria EdgCworih
Gas just been received by "a intimate acquak.
lance and correspondent:
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Fron ll,r Clarlr.lon \! lcrr, :.

FGoM VERA CRUZ TO MExico.--As there
are many inquiries respecting the distance be-
tween the ci,ics Of VeIaCuuz and Mexico. we
haze obtained by Inc Kindness 81 friend the
following schedule OF distances On the route:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-02
FRO NE CONTINUE En-.

The Two SISTERS OF SrRvEr-The following beautiful
passage the advantages Of those wonderful instruments the
Microscope and Telescope is by that eloquent writer Dr.
Chalmers, whose death is the be lanentod
when one reflects on depth and expansion SO great
mind and in whom has passed away from earth both phi
losopher and a christian
Whle the telescope enables to system in every
STAR the microscope unods world in every atom The
that this mighty globe with the whole burden
people, and its countries but grain Of sand in the
field Of immensely the other that every atom may habor
tribes and families Of busy population The shows
the insgncancc of the world nhab the other rcdeems
all its nsignicance, for it tells that in
every forest in the flowers Of every garden, in the
every rvulet there worlds ecmng with life and number
less are the the armament The one suggests to
that above and beyond all that visible man there may
be regions of which sweep mmeasuraby along and
carry the impress Of the Amghy's hand the remoest
scenes of the universe the Other that within and beneath all
the mlnutenes which the aided eye OF is to explore
there may be world Of Invisible beings and that could
draw MS de the mysterious veil which shrouds il from
senses we might behold theatre Of many wonders
tronomy unfold; universe within compass Of point
so small eudc the powers of the microscope but where
the Almighty Ruler Of all things finds for the exercise
Of his attributes where he raise another mechanism
worlds and fill and animate them with evidences Of his
4 glory :"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-02

The subscription price of this paper for year is Three
DoLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions of Congress aveagng eight months
the price will be Two Dollars for the short Sessions One
Dollar per copy.
reduction Of 20 per Cor onelh Of the full CHARGE
will be made any who shall order and pay for at one
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No being kept for this paper, it will not be for
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longer than the time for which it is so paid for
Mr. HEsRY PoLKISHoRN is an Agent of the Publish
Virginia. specially authorized to receive and transmit
subscriptions for this paper, and to give receipts therefor
J Mr.. JAMES Winner is also our Special Agent with
the same authority, in the State OF Pennsylvania
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-02

Mr. McDERMorr, who foreman in the Globe printing
Office at New York. committed suicide by taking laudanum
on Friday night which caused his death Saturday alter
noon No cause been assigned for his unfortunate exit
from life.
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On street betpeen I2h and 18Th streets, Washington
THE duties OF this Institution will be resumed on we'd
nesay the 18th of September. when IS requested that
the pupils be punctual in their attendance.
This Seminary having been established for the last seven
wears az dav school, it design of the principals
TO open an additional estab hment Tor the accommodation
OF boarding pupils. e,,. I'm
be abe N afford every facility and advantage required for
the attainment of liberal and thorough educauoh ~ ma
form them 10, useful members OF society," as wei as It's or
naments keepnp in view they destined to act an
influential art in after life As they cannot here explain
fully their views upon the subject of education they VIII
only that having been so long engaged IA tne pres
AMI they are enabled furnish such references
M canno, fail TO prove satisfactory those who may wish
10 place children under their charge , , $50 -
he legation of the Institution in the heahiest part OF
the civ the water excellent the air pure and the play
grounds are sufficiently large to permit the puPs 10 use
For terms &c. circulars win be furnished on application
the Institution
AM N--eot-eptl5
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JTAND ROCK Of Practical Perspective, London IS47.
IL Lanzs History Of Painting, translated by Roscoe,
vols, London, 1877.
Wines Hand Book of Engineering Drawing, and Map
ping, quario, London, 1916
Hayss Principles of Symmetrical Beauty, vol, London
1877.
Shutteworth on Landscape Painting, London. 1915.
Hayiers Introduction to Perspective, Prac teal Geometry
Drawing, Painting, and Coors, London, 1S45.
Woods Manual OF Perspective vol, London.
Deacons Elements of Perspective Drawing for beginners
London
Cawses Introduction to the Art of Painting Oil Coors
VOL. London.
Sopwiths lsometrca Drawing, London.
Joplngs Practice of Isometrical Perspective, London
Manual for Teaching Drawing OF Solid Forms, Machine
ry Models and Perspective by Butler Williams, civil en-
glneer, l VOL, London.
Browns prncp piles Of Practical Perspective, vo large
quarto London.
Brooke Taylors Principles of Linear Perspective, vol,
London.
Arilhmecal Perspective, by c. E. Bernard, civil engi-
neer vol London.
Gwill on Shadows, VOL London.
The Art of Painting in OIL and in Fresco, by Mern,ee
vol, London.
Painting and the Fine Arts, by Haz and Hayden, vol
London.
Phillips's Lectures on Painting, vol, London
Just imported by f. TAYLOR.
On hand collection f books, both English and Ameri-
cam the class of subjects, Tor the
limits of an advertisement.
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Wood md Coal.

TINE subscriber begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has opened wood and coal yard on
18th street. south of Penn ylvania avenue, where he will
have hand good supply OF wood and coal of superior
quality
Persons in of these articles win find it their adj
vantage call and examine his stock and prices. He
means to sell ut the lowest rates for cash
lie is in expectation of receiving in few days cargo
of Petersburg (buninou) coal decidedly the best article
of the kind this city He also expects supply of
Peach Mountain coal an article usually sale this
city but which, where known is considered superior TO
all other anthracite coal
Those who find it inconvenent to call at his office,
NAV the statoners of Mr.. William f.
Bayy Pennsylvania between lt aud 18th streets;
or at the residence of the subscribers G. street, between Sth
and 9th streets.
Aug 10 WIN. Z. STUBS.
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Cooking Ranges, Cooking Ranae-,,

TTAVlNG obtained the exclusive right the sale OF
simpsons justly celebrated cook ing ranges am now
prepared put them up at the Boston prices, and war
ranled in all cases, if well used.
These ranges constructed that. with the addition OF
hotar back, the the kitchen be heated by
the fire that does the cooking; If persons wish IL,
they substitute back, and by that have
from thirty fifty gallons of hot water all the time ready
for
Persons wishing purchase them in operation nj
Mr.. Thomas Purselrs, Pennsylvania avenue Dr. Thomas
r. Jones, patent agent, r street; Mr. kbbys, on &
street. between Sd and d streets; and Mr. j. X Boyds,
uphosterer the OF lt and Pennsyvna
avenue all of whom, am authorized to say, will show
them with pleasure
Also, for sale, all kinds of stoves among which are
Stewards cooking-stove for wood and COAL warranted
Walkers hot-ar furnace for heating public buildings pr
vate houses, NC.
Housespoutng and roofing done the shortest notice.
VIII. II. narrower,
Aug 30-eofuf 7h street, opposite Patriotic Bank.
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kTOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail of Washington
IN county, ID. c.. the Esd of July, 1347 runaway,
negro woman, who calls herself Ann f.. Hodges She Il
nearly black, about feet 81 inches high, and about y
yea rs of age had when committed slate coloed Me-
rino and brown calico sunbonnet She says she is
Free served her time with Mr. Benjamin Daltry.
Of Southampton Va, and that Messrs Griffin and Bishop,
of the same place. know her be free. She has
on the left leg the knee, from the bite of dog
the left wrist and the point of the breast bone,
stoned by burn.
The of the above-described negro wo-
man are hereby required forward prove her. and
take her away She will be sold for her prison and Other
expenses, as the law directs.
ROBT. BALL. Tailor, Tor
A. HUNTER, Marshal.
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From the N. o. Delta, August %.
Central America.
address of the President of Honduras calling the States
Of Central d,eica to aid The Mercams IN their contest NTH
the United States.
We are indebted to our oblging contemporary of La
Pdtria for copy of this important document which we
translate for the benefit of our readers:
PROCLAMATION
The President Of the State Of Honduras to the Central Aeri-
Compatrots Fortune rules the destnes of Mexico
and menaccs her with desoaton and exerrnnation
non of Vera Cruzhave possessed themselves of ei
fects, and marching upon the capital. We
yet know what other caamiiies will aiIct that nation
They brethren their dangers ours their
fate awaits We should not maintain neutrality if we
any manner aid them in their honorable struggle.
The entire world should know that the Hondurenos
ready fulfil their duties OF whatever nature they may be.
ards will do with the sacrifice of Honturenian
honor for disgraced people are fit but to bear chains,
and suffer with humility the threats and the injuries
which the stronger impose.
address myself to-day the governments of tae repub
lie, making these observations in order that if it shall be
deemed expedient, may if It'll possible, afford aid
manifest favorable disposition their and
to liberty.
Divisions and internal feuds have ruined Mexican
brothers, Eight millions Of Inhabitants, whom that
lion composed have been unable to defend themselves
against handful of men, who have seized upon their
rlory and their properly and annued their rights What
divided u ~ ~ - '''''i'''
they adopted the etIect means their indie
pendence, but nothing has been sufficient estrange
H as s g @ a o ad he 20
What happiness does he experience, who rules the des
TIMES of people adorned by these virtues -!
Comayagua, June lst, 1877. JUAN LIMBO.
The undersigned, generals of dipon TO the army of Hon
d1rus.
COMPANIONS. Notorious is the anguish of Mexico, and
evident is obligation cooperate in the defence Of that
country He's brothers, and the which
they sustain is also oursthat oiberty against conquest
In compliance with sacred duty, The proclamation adj
dressed by the President the Central Americans, was
yesterday published and we wish express Difference
and desire TO cooperate at any time that he may call
upon aid our neighbor.
Forgotten all those ideas which could divide
Our interests and passions second
try Her triumph glory and honor She demands
union and sulces cordially it,
Union and liberty is motto! Eternal opprobriun to
him who would promote and assist discussions and con-
quests.
+. FERRERA,
SANTOS GUARDIOLA.
Comayagua, June 2, l5H.
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Mis-. young. Seminary for Young Ladies',

Tcst end Ish street, lat door from Pennsylvania apene'
,IE duties of this school will be resumed on the lst Mon
il day September. While strict attention WIN DC pau
sucn branches of English study are adapted 70 youhg
ladies' schools proporonate time wIa De anoaea ~
ornamental studies For the m usical department M
Samuel Carusi; French, Mad Doman For TERMS %e'
apply at the house.
Aug. 26-Stdf