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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

to be immediately commenced. the pre- lates of San Francisco and La MeIceue- .S having offered the bells necessary IO' '"0 construction of cannon.
 r"e Mexicans speak of the conspiracy Ait.a was entered into among ihe'r couh> tI, f,-a In Tampico to obtain possession ti ,is. own as having tailed principally p. ,n' of funds but they indulge the clos at another attempt will be more It .as..e.
 ..sel Orhe, the curate of Huauch> .a-.. rcising company of guerillas, t- raa a! blowing terms:
 a-A ,cH1NATa0, April g, ls47, Hs vae sutscribes this, pledges himself
 l- a Jwlng articles:
 ... T, die dt lending and averaging
 -Iv0 Of Guadalupe, and the Catholic,
 ....cal, Roman religion, which he
 .'@5.
 "o defend the integrity and inds- .L. -.ce of his nation.
 3l. To pursue with death the Anglo Americans, their followers, defenders or allies, whoever they may be. 4lh. To adjurs and detest the personal party of whoever have destroyed their country.
 5th. To respec! all legitimate authori- ty, whatever it may be, in everything not repugnant to the preceding articles. These five articles shall be the funda. mental rules of their guerilla, and shall be dcnominated La 1nsurgente Guadalu> pana. (Signed) MIGUEL ORBE. The owners of the mine, La Luz, have presented or loaned the Government of Mexico, $55.000, for the expense of the war,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
Wednesday, May 2Glh.
Prayer by the Rev. MT. Trumbull.

Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Irumbull.
 Petitions &c. Presented and Referred.
 Ofthe New York and Hartford Railroad company for amendment of their charter j; of Jonathan Smith and others, and of in> habi;anls of Colchester, Ledyard aud Pom fret in aid of the petition of Thomas W. Williams for Railroad with bridge across the Thames-7 Iemonstrances against the same.
 Resolution calling on the Comptroller of Public Accounts, for return of the expen> ses of the Adjutant Generals deFarment from lS46 to lS47-pa>sed.
 Resolution passed appointing tile folow> ing Judges of Probate:
 Eleazer K. Foster, New Haven; VII. liam N Watson, Hartford Francis Wood ford, Avon Henry Nash, Berlin; Tracy Peck, Bristol; Frederick Bull, Burlington; :; Eprhaim Mills, Canton William Barnes, East Windsor; Aholab Johnson, Enfield ,; Egbert Cowles, Pennington; Sherman C. Lord, Marlboro; Julius Chapman, Sims bury; Luther Luomis Sufeld; Stephen Waikly, Svuthington; Juslus D. Wilcox, .Granby.
 Thursday, May 27lh.
 Prayer by Rev. Mr. Patton.
 A message from the Governor was read communicating the resignation of Maj Gen. James T. Pratt. Accepted
 Resolutions passed appointing the following Judges of Probate:
 Guiltord District, Ralph D. Smith.
 Madison '' Jonathan P. Lee.
 Waterbury Y" Norton J. Buel
 Wallingord. " Ebenezsr II. Ives.
 Cheshire Silas Hitchcock,
 Resolution passed appointing Edward llin- maa Judge of the County Court of New Haven Resolution passed calling on the Comptroller for return oi the expenses of the QuaIterlnas- ter Generals department from 1886 to lS47.
 Resolution passed appointing Harvey Sey. moar and C. H. Norton, State Auditors.
 Resolution appointing Theophlns Nichols, Judge of Probate for Newtown district, came from the Senate with an amendment substltu> ting the name of Amos $. Treat.
 On motion of MT. Waldo, it was ordered that a message be sent to tho Senate requesting that bill concerning sewers in Bridgeport, and one joint-stock corporations, heretofore referred in concurrence to the committee on the Judicia- ", should be returned 10 the House. The order of the day was then taken up, it being the election of Judge of the Supreme Court,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
CONNECTICUT SENATE.

The Hartford Courant gives some inter, resting statistics in relation to the present Senate of the State. Of the 2l members. l3 are Whigs-and eight are locos. Their occupations are thus stated. Farmers g. Lawyers 4-Merchants 3-Manufacturers 2-Physician and Surgeon l-Tailor l. Piano Forte Maker l-Married lS-Un> married 3. Ages-6ve are between 30 and 4O-eight are ,tstween 40 and 5O-six te- tween 5O aud ,6O-two between 60 and TO- All are natives of this State, and all but fsur are natives of the districts they repre-. sent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

UThe Factory of MT. Timothy B. Peck Comb Manutac,urer, Danbury, was de- stroyed by fire on ihe night of the 2lst inst. Loss about S5OO-no insurance.- The building was owned by MesSrs. w. & A. White, who mad two or three card ing machines in it. Their loss is $500. No insurance,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

pThe Magnetic Photographic Lines es> aablished in the United States, worked on Morse's plan, comprise an aggregate dis> n.nca of l576 miles. The lines under ,con.ract and in course of construction, comprise 4974 miIes-mnking an aggre- gate of complete and unfinished lines of 6S40 miles.
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Adjourned.
Tuesday Morning, May 25.

Tuesday Morning, May 25.
 Prayer by Rev. Mir, Stone, and Journal of yesterday read.
 Select Committee on Whitney's Pacific Rail Road reported in favor of invoking the aid of the General Government and requeS> ting the Governor to transmit copy of the rest to the Governor of each State and to our Senators and Representatives in Con- gress, Resolutions unanimously passed.
 Report of State Prison Committee, in fa> vor Of restoring David P. Read to forfeited rights, convited of stealing six chickens, worth $l, 50, when l6 years old; prayer granted.
 Judiciary Committee reported vs bill be orderly celebration of marriage, and subs sli,ule giving licensed ministers not ordain> ed, employed by any Society for not less that one year authority for the time 10 join persons in marriage; original bill lost, and substitute passed.
 House adopted the report of Committee to change the name of Slralfeld Society to lst Congregational Church of Bridgeport.
 Adjourned.
 The Senate Wednesday morning passed the Free Suffrage ResolutionS-but three nays, Whnllesey, Baldwin and West. It must go back to the House for concurrence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

UThe Rev. Wm. B. o. Peabody D. D., for the last twenty. six years Pastor of the Unitarian Church and Society, in Spring field, died in that place on Friday, the 26ih May, aged A7,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

sEJWe learn that Capt. Johnssn, of the New Haven volunteers, has been sent 10 Vera Cruz under arrest, and that on his arrival, he will betried by Court Mar .tial, for unofficer-like conduct a, New por:.-[Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

pIsis estimated that since tho com . mencement of the Mexican War, the Mexicans have lost 10 900 men-and lha, the Americans have lost in killed and wounded, and disease incident 10 the eli mate, $500.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

pThe Rev William Dixon, for two years rast the able and popular minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church in this village, has been stationed at Sag Harbor, L. I. The blessing of all our citiz ens goes with him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

p We invite the attention of our read CTS 10 the advertisement of WARING & RAYMoND's Menagerie, which will be ex- hibited in this village on Friday, of this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

pOn Monday next, the New York State Judicial election takes place, ut which time 32 Judges of the Supreme Court, 4 Judges of the Court of Appeals, Surrogotes, &c, are to be chosen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

p Mai. Gen. SHELTON, of Southbury. has been appointed Adj. General of the State, and Major w. D. Ely, of Hartford, Quarter Master General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

On receiving the bread stufs, Father Mathew wrote to Mir. Ryan as follows: My Dear MT Ryan
 gratefully acknowledge. through the be- nevolent committee of the friends. the receipt of one hundred barrels of Indian Meal. For this seasonable relief for our suffering country, thank, with my whole heart, my beloved Temperance friends in Norfolk. l an proud of this proof of their recollection of me, and ardently look forward to the pleasure of pre- senting in person to them, collectively and in- dividually, the warmest expressions of my gratitude.
 have boilers and ovens at full work, and shall soon distribute the bounty of my dear friends amongst perishing thousands. Praying that the Lord may bless you all, aIn,
 With high respect,
 Dear MT. Ryan,
 Yours Devotedly,
 THEO. MATHEW.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

ISBy reference to the proceedings Of the Legislature, it will be seen that Charles Adams Esq, has been appointed Judge of Probate fer .his District
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

I-Wc have received from the Hon. S. P. BEERS, the Report of the Conmis- sioner of the School Fund, to the General Assembly, May Session, lS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

T John slosson. Esq, of New York city, has been nominated as Judge Of the Supreme Court-but declines.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
Isitrrs from Father Mathew
D THE NORFOLK RKLrEr COMMITTEE.

To THE NORFOLK RELIEF CoNMTTTEE.
 Somo time since we had the pleasure of announcing the praise>worthy liheraliiy of the citizens of Norfolk, in behalf of the star wing Irish. That town has, we believe, done better in proportion to its means and numbers, than any other place in this State, or perhaps in the Union. With popula> ,ion efabout l40O, most of whom are farm CTS, Five Hundred Dollars were subscribed by her citizens, in the course ofa few days, for the object referred to-a part of which was transmitted in money, and the remain> der in provisions, to the care of Father Mathew, the justly celebrated author of the great temperance reform in Ireland. The following letter was written by him, on the receipt of the money, to Edward E. Ryan, Chairman of the Irish Relief Committee in Norfolk:
 Cork, 19h March, 1s47. My Dear MT. Ryan
 To you and the benevolent contributors of the E5 have received, and of the sums ex- pended in the purchase of bread stutts, req turn my heartfelt thanks. The late accounts from the happy country ofyour adoption, have filled our afflicted land with joyful hope and it has added to our confidence and increased our pleasure to have these happy tidings reach us on St. Patricks day. Assure the humane friends who are exerting themselves and ma. king such costly sacrifices for our preservatlen' that every Irish breast throbs with gratitude. We'll may say, in the words ot the sacred scriptures, that you have made tho heart ot the widow to sing for joy, and caused the or | phan's tears to cease to fall
 All my energies shall be exerted in the dis 1 posal of the bread stufs consigned to my care need not say that the wishes of the phllan> thropic donors shall be faithfully fulfilled. 1 How delightful it is to see good men of eV- ! cry religious creed thus acting in the sweet spirit of the Saviour, whose darling preceot is, My dear little children, love one another.' How desire to take by the hand and to my bosom the truly christian minister, the excel' lent Mir Eldrdye."
 May the Lord bless him and all who sympa- thize with the sorrows of afflicted Ireland.
 Thanking you again, dear MT Ryan. for the for the great pleasure you afforded me by your valued letter, am,
 With the highest respect,
 Yours devotedly,
 THEOBALD MATHEW.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
COMmVrtirut HrDt1Iaturr.
 MAY SESSION, ISl7.
Monday Morning, May, M.

Monday Morning, May, "A
 Prayer by Rev. Dr. Burgess, Journal Of Saturday read.
 The Speaker announced the following Committee, on the Resolutions relative 10 Mir. Whilney's Rail Road project, viz:
 Messrs. Cleveland, Chapman, Miner ot Stamford, Kendrick, Woodward, Daboll and Waldo.
 Message from the Governor relative to Thames Bank, referred.
 Petitions referred-of Munroe and New town Tarnpike Co for liberty to sell lands, from ColObrook, relative to Naugatuck Rail Road.
 Resolution, embracing the principles of the Wilmot Proviso" came from the Sens ate referred to committee On Federal Rela- tions; House concurred.
 A number of Bills for Public Acts were red first time; others were read twice and referred.
 Resolution appointing John Dusham, State Director of Norwich Bank, referred to Committee on Banks.
 Judges of Probate appointed, viz: Holbrook Curtiss, Watertown, Roger H. Mills, New Hartford, Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, Henry B. Graves, Plymouth, Johnson Hatch, Kent, William H. Rood, Winchester.
 Holbrook Curtiss, was appointed Judge of County Court, of Lilchfield County.
 Resolution directing that 500 copies of the Grand Lis. be printed for the use of the roenoherS of ;hiS HouSe and the Town Clerks of this State, read and laid on the table.
 The Speaker announced the following as the committee on Engrossed Bills, viz Messrs. Hill of Norwalk, Tracy, and Hea- ton.
 Adjourned,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

The whole numher of ballots was 2l4 Necessary 10 choice lOS William W. Ellsworth had 5G Loren P. Waldo 2l Henry Dutton 9 Thomas Backus It Isaac Toucey 5 Samuel lnghsm 23 Charles Chapman George s. Catlin s Origen S Seymour 4 Samuel H. Huntington 6 Cyrus II. Beardslee Charles A. lngersoH 6 Elisha S Abel naihy 1 Dennis Kimberly William Hungeriord 1 Charles J. McCurdy Henry Strong The House proceeded to a second Balloting Whole nun Der of votes 2ll Necessary to a choice lO6 William W. Ellsworth 96 Loren P. Waldo l9 Henry Dutton 25 Thomas Backus 23 Isaac Ioucey 3 Charles Chapman II George S. Catlin Orgen S. Seymour Samuel H, Huntington Cyrus H. Reardsee William Hungerford Henry Strong Reuben Booth So there was again no choice. Mr. Cleveland moved a postponement fill tomorrow at II o'clock. Lost. Proceeded to third balloting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

Rev Joseph Eldridge, of the Congre> gational church in Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OLE NEW YORK.



Bark Wave Bogsrdus q ds I'm - Jsgo De SuDA 81,
car u master Left bark Mary 4 susan tor Inhi9eo
d. Cuba soon. bris Rrneline for he"'fork' %. Inc
only American vessels 10 port ,,,--
Brig Metauora Mallory. De I'm hysue' o. In ballast
Brig Jo.epbus Gray, IS d. I'm Maysguez, PR, sugar
&c ~ ] % Beohtel Left no American vessels
Br brig sarah Chasm. 20 De I'm Pctou Ne, coal " u
Br brig Ala Mode. Thorner, u ds fm Fogo, NJ, bal
last 10 : l. Routh Son.
Brie sterling Porter 3 Is I'm Boston, 10 ballast 70
Durham g. DimOn. .
Brie Edward TIbbeits. of Washington, NC Reed Il
de ion Rum hey. salt 10 5 l. Mitchell
Brig Venszuels Fowler. 10 IS i'm Csrdens. Cuoa 81
gar 10 K r Buck Lett bark Herschel. for NJ ork Iog
brig Falcon do do. Lat 80 20 long "a 80 spoke schf
Augusta hence for COroenss-wss disnssted ana en'
desvorng 70 return 20 NfOrk supplied her WIN SAILS
requiring other assistance. g.
schr Msuds. Tyson, do im tssspoH attn 70 sur
yes Chairman & Go.
5chr Edward L Frost, Edwards 3 de- In Boston mo
lasses D. order &c.,,
schr Red Rover Bacon de i'm Boston, plaster
bound 10 Albany.
schr Augusts Ames , ds I'm Boston, piester bound 10
Albany. =,
schf Challenge, Davis de I'm Portland. Me-, moas'es
&c. 10 order ,
schr Kate Aubury. Long, ds fun Portland molssses
&C 10 order. g.. =.
sohr Byron Andy Dc FIN Boston cement &c. 70
master.
schr susan Fish, 3 de FIN New Bedford oil 10 order
sAILED-Packetshp Liverpool. Eldudge Liverpool
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miscellaneous.
To FEMALES.

MRS. BAKEE's FEMALE sIRENGThENE" AkUf 80
'INHIS VALUABLE SYRUP 10 prePsred Oy mf' + bt
I kER Of Warwick. X. l. lady now ~ years OF aye
She mas u IA her family and In thousands VI Others o
lie last ~ yssr and has iieVer Jailed 10 sNpR
relief frequently seCtng cure even alter Tue hliehniht
phy had given up all hope OF recovery ts one o
ths best medicines extant for female weakness, Irregular
ties and all oler complaints peculiar 10 lhen sex II
composed Of trenfgr vegetable Ingredients me proper
lies of act ia harmony with each other and toe laws
of NGure Ienovatiug the sysiem ana impsIung 'ooue
strength and yigor both hOdy and mind It's one {" vie
very best for coughs and ali o1cf coau's
beArog symptOms Of cOnsuw puon
la bringing This article before the public We 40 30 WIN
% utmost cor ence wing every ingredient auu the
medicinal Of the 10 be- the very best kno"
Ia, ali female comp Ii mas decided advantage over
ANYTHING of the hind before offered TO the public us
virtues are extracted without heat hence you have I'll te
active properties OF The ingredients as no portion OF the
virtues have escaped In vspOr by boiling II Is prepared
fresh AID active article not brace up by acono me
eject Of which is to excite The system for short lime nu
eventually leaves the patient In worse cOndon man sne
wac before taking H. This article Is no hunoug nor Is
cheRply prepared medicine. got up 10 sell i0t me ne
gain of few pauy dollars speaks for lIseH suo neen'
moi lbe pus uf hired newspapers and gedged hahaO ~
I'm, stands on It's own intrinsic merits We cay Try a. and
n its effects are perfectly Satisfactory The monty '"
be returned A., ID pAyrR
and Al Bakers Botanic Medicine Store, ~ Broadway
Y. aud at no other place In ms cry, 49,. .a :,
Price Is cent. per single bOle With directions ana =
N RAlso constantly on baud aud for sale, wholesale o.
retail complete assortment of Botanic Medlclues "o
- 'h'a 49, aui4 3mSNW
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Hnnks

NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
xlJORk FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, Tho family circle,
w Common Schools and Academies -AsTsoS0mi Gal
Mars series Of colored charts each Dy = iee'
,rronpAnied by an elaborate Elementary Tfeeufs, the
whole designed lusststhe mechanism of the hea'euS
by II Madison. -. - q,
rstrste distinct part OF the movements ~ Phenohehs
Il the heavenly bodies until al the eadug principles OF
this noble sceuce are made perfectly ineihghie 10 tle
learner The Elementary Tresuse describes each hgufe
on he msps and specially sdaps The work 10 me family
circle N. private student and TO schools The pHrenl Or
teacher the Oft may instruct youth OF Twelve yea
and upward giving clear and practical knowledge OF
he subject and will God increased interest and pleasure IN
le study AZ he pfOgresses The maps are beautiful as
work of ART they mounted and put up 10 neal box
for Taus portsOD with copy OF The Treatise Al ,
per EEL thick psper and al 90 Win ciOIh Dsc rVD'
ilshed and for sale by
mzs HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 2l6 Pesrl-st N Y.
THE PRACTICAL FRENCH TEACHER
DY NORMAN PINNEf, A. NJ. Of he Mobile, Ala In.
- slilue. New snd revised edition, Just published ana
,rsaeby HUNTINGTON SAVAGE
su94 PIG Pear-sL
nICUAHDsON'- DICTIONARY, vols qusrto,
fsS,s sale nv HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
1t
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pLArEp ALsATA WARE,

ssPALDIN0S WATT, .g9 Broadway, have received ~
- the late arrivals general assortment OF flsed Anals
Ware consisting Of forks spoons, casters cake sasAes
lea kettrA sc &c the most modern ana lAshon
allie London patterns which universally approved 10
En lard AID the hts time offered - me aAe
csn public They also have extensive assortment q
goods plated In The beet upon BRUSH pA1s sha
German silver ali NJ reasonable prices and wafrsn'r1
To- co.- resemblance which this plated ware bears 10
vet It's durability aud chespness, (when compared win
silver tia superiority over wares psled upon cop
per basis have established is general use IN families %
distinction IA England aud commend II 10 The fsNcrabe
attention Of The people Of this country
spslding Wat regud and replaie eSndelaorss gran
ioes lnnps Vandlesrks, ufus. castors spooos iufss
ss,.,.,tc. ' tell Sfn~Od
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- FAKM WANTED win or without impre
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

NJ DRKlS AND frSfA hAibRCNH
Lea Commencing Monday, May J. 1871
EkKE-GLsa Leave New-Yofk, A. NJ, toeiok
NJ. Leave Newah, 81 o'clock a ~ " vSo.s' T. w
Leave MOrrislOwn, O'Clock A. M <oelVcA = VI A, -
ser. by the morning train To MOrrisIown will AZ
80 bS Al i( O'CLOCK where stages will be la resdi q
10 convey them schooleys Mountain Wssnngs2 ny,
yidere and Easton daily to Owego, Milford rcW,ou
stsnhope and succssuuy Mondays, Wednssdsys sno
Trdays and to Rockswsy Dover spsrts and Newton os
Tnr,dsy, Thursdays and Saiurdsys each line
he following days meet the p NJ usin 10 New or
A Stage will also leave for basking hloge eF1'p o'oe
on The arrival OF he cars Al Mouistowp- a, ,-,.,
Bya line recently established, stage caves
6,r IN. Delaware Water Gap and sroudsDufR Vs resn
none Johnsonbufg Columbia and blsifsiown oFe,y "a
dsv Thursday aud Saturday on NE srrNh OF vac n "
,,s3in rnm NsxYork Returning the alternate 9ays
The .ass leaves suoudsburg al A. 10 meek me r. ~
cars from Morustown- - ,... GA, ..,,h,,
changing cars On leaving the city, passengers vii de-
pos their baggage Ia lhs car Al ho loot 81 CsrsanasI
where an agent will be- 10 attendance 70 rec1iYs IL
All packages or bundles mustb- entered Oh The wsyb,
or he company will not bold themselves responsible
Freight viii be- forwarded immediseiy 10 MOrrl.sOwn
nom Albany basin by Stephens C0ndts Daily Trans
ponatou Limo NewsE or from ,he rrsnspoIIson once
of he " j. r. r. sud Trsns Co foot Liberty ST.
40 ,faod IRA DOOD. Superintendent
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY
SHERWOOD, WAGNtk 4 co.
Iy,H purchase Neal ESTATE.

n ocATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS procure re-
.ots -, ,tbsr Documents necessary To perfect Iiues
survev Man and subdivide Tracts Pay Taxes on Land
nj rs,deuts or Absentees Refern LAnds solu ioi
Taxes Settle accounts with the dinerent popsiNuoDs -
Ia s,.ts government: Collect Foregn Debts snd trans
al all other busnsss spperIsning 10 Orners agency
Also the shove hrn engaged 10 me pTacuce VI LsN
m ne supreme and District Courts " The state AND le
Circuit aud District Courts Of the United states oi tne
STATE of Texas. aud will give prompt attention 10 all ous
ness entrusted TO their care. a.. 49,
t All and commuuic atoms from otner s,ses OF
1,sasfon ly2O Sneod
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Gouses for Sale.

1us PRIVATE sALE.-FORTiErH-sr -Two
~ ~ Of grnrd each = feet by % feel inches % nc
~ scutf ,i- 81 FoItieh-st between Ffss sd secooa
avenues commencing Us feet west % ~. ss-nue AP-
- n, ANTHONY J. BLEECkkR.
wills Auciione-f. Srcai-sL
90 ar PRIVATE -sLE--rhirseeuihs irees--A
- valuable piece Of ground, having n nisge % aoot
- ltg feet by jas rect i1ch-s Ia length situate on M
r,,th side u Thirteenth between University pssv ana
EfNh-avenu- Apply 70 ANTHONY }. BLEeC MN,
s'so is Aacuoneer. Srosd-.L
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Ma. A~n MIS- Cooks
SCHOOL TOR VOUNG LADIES.

SVhVVIF
No a8 Twelfth o. thetW cen Fifh aud s'N.h avenues.
NALL TERM COMMENCES "Wednesday, September
L 3-fhe Course Of Instruction j. hat VI The best
schools including The elementary English and Fferch
studies and be higher branches % literature and science
Lectures various sub ecgs delivered 10 coursr through
out tne year. For sozrdilg Pupils sr- Circnlarl
Tens ard references be obtained from ihe Crcu ~
sent by posi- other ~i.e. sqplcsnn % Mo Nca
Cook or daughter. their residence A. above stated
amid gis 1NMWAS
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AIRS. BAILEY WILL reopen her lnstiiulo
pokpDTNc AND DAY PUPILS

on Tuesday 7h 81 Septrnber Parents are f~qlesed
10 enter their dsu ghers puncuay ~ he casses Tor me
usang year will heu he organised The senior sn1 Juh'
Departments are under the direction OF highly sccnm
pished gentleman who has mad great experience DO NE
instruction II young ladies' assisted by eminent lrAeh-
10 these aud ogher departments The discipline nsHle
ton course ~ study pursued and Lectures, secure y
iruiac aud accomplished while he un lsi csfe
taken ~ ilcucalr Kind and amane nanfs and 20 po
mote superior literary asinnenis The Sehpo. ana ne
csuu rooms are furnished with Charts haps, Sonrs IN
excellent Philosophical Apparatus, win sfAmsi'f NE
studies OF Astronomy ard Geometry The beet Instructors
are employed Tor the French language, which Il tag- hi
daily ali the Terms Aad farther particulars my
be tsned by application 10 Ma BAILEY. Al her
resldence 10 CaaTrn--rArr heeckef 81 Au. WV VA "