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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Auction Sale Of Goods.

AUCTION Sale Of Goods.
W7p7 LII be offered for sale, in the city Of Van
W Buren. Monday the 10Th day of Octo
Der next, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, large lot Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Saddery, &C., dam
aged on board the steamboat Santa Fe, and sold
for the benefit of whom it may concern.
Terms-CASH.
A. J. WARD.
WI; a: A.. :! !W!,,4lr.ss.oN, Commissioners
d. c. WILLIAMS. y
Van Baren, Sept. So lSf3.--3l-3t.
TI7INE Bears and Maccasar Oil, for safe by
E Sept 30. Il. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30

Lucy Payne. De}enIqnt.
a ND now on this 1914 day Of September, 4.
IA IA D., IS43, in vacation Of the Circuit Court Of
Washington county, in the State Of Arkansas,
comes the said complainant and files his bill Of
complaint, and also his affidavit, that saiJ defend
ch' IS a nonresident Of said State. it is there
fore ordered by me- PresIvR r. Snth. as clerk or tho
court mat the SAID defendant, Lucy Pavne. be nd
appear al the Courthouse, in the county aforesaid
al court to be held on the foursh Monday after
The fourth Monday in October, A. D. ISIS. and
'n the first day of said court, and Plead, answer
or domur to said bill filed for Il Divorce, or the
same will be taken confess d and decree en-.
tered accordingly.
p. R. SMITH, Clerk.
y true copy from tho Record
p. X. SMITH. Clerk
September so, l8I6.-3I-2w. TPrs. fee 5I75.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
COmfOrtS.

a GENS and Boys wooIen comforts, of all kinds
Iva and all prices, for sale by
Sept. 80. WALLLCE d WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
NJ ater Proof Boots.

C&EWED and PEGGED Water Proof Boots Tan
s1 and India Rubber Overshoes for sale by
Sept so 1913. WALLACE 81 WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
EegV GFDOla and Silks /:


tALiCOES of al coloTs and qualities, taiiet9 Sa-
~ tn cap and bonnet ribbons, Bobbin, muslin, beg
gaF iysie and bed cdgiDgs and aces white and black
Irlsh and French and yellow linens fancy and black
etlS' Jackonet plaid and plain cambrc, curtain dra-
PeIy SIX surge, green Bercze, gng hams, brown Hol
anu, al c'iors glazed cambrcs, paper cambrc black
PI P'oga Ia ana Cachmere, ladies and gentlemen 5 Isle
au s,h gloves braids purse silk, gents black silk
spool cotton linen tapes linen cam5rie and 6ongoe
IeI c"ieis' black and colorCd sewing silk patent
49, pear buttons, silk twist hoop and dress whale
0pttoh and silk hose aud half hose for ladies nd
misses and gentlemen parasoIs and norasalattas Flo
All S'"Id Lii ana lawn bonnets, organdy lawns, & C
b,l ,i % u i9dGs and gentlemen s shoes and boots
- MISSES ana chlld's do; SaodIerv-bridles sad
~ mlIi tngaes saddle bags, veces trunks Vbins
tacG e iu girlhs carpet bags bride bits bucb les
'"Aa' 'PuiS stlFruPs thread rings cola ars cI',ir g.
snitb's oo hardware and cutlery planes and bIao
| Sshaw we can't mention half coo,o
stand. r. y 20 you at the ole
September 3, 1873 -ioF q 20.
| TOV
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Cans.

"a EENs and BOYS Fur, Cloth, Glazed. Navy, Bue-
w ma VISTA Opera, Paris Octagon, storm Cerro
Tordo and Hair Caps ; Infants Iurbans etc, etc,
or sale by WALLACE q WARD.
Eagle Block September 80. 1915
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
ShaWiS.

IA q ERTNO, Cashmere and Woolen Shawls, OF en-
I'VE trey new patterns, for sale by
= Sent 80, 1918 WALLACE s WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
Ia oacatjOH Of the Washington Circuit Court.
Edmund Payne, CompIa'naaf,}
! CVANCERV.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
WOcIon Hoods

= AIDES, Misses and Infants Wool Hoods, larg,
Assortment, for sale by
September 80, 1913 WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Gioves and Hosiery.

1 LARGE assortment Of EVoclen Gloves and Ho-
"a siery, for sale by WALLACE s, WARD.
Earle Block, Scptember 30, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30

BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFF1cl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Blankets.

% Ell, blue, green and white Mackinaw Blankets
a ami extra large whiting Bed Blankets, for sal,
by Sept 80. WALLACE & WARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

DErARrURE THE CAMBRIA-The fact having been
announced that the steamship Cambria would leave for
EUROPE AT IL O'Clock yesterday, large ooncourse Of
persons assembled the piers shipping in the neigh
Csse osrden also, very large number had collected
among whom were many ladies, who thropged the gal
eIy OF that place all eager to look upon the noble YES
sci a. sne made her towards the At past
CLOCK sne left her inoorugs and drfted towards
the channel OF the river; while from her foretopms
waved the stars and stripes and from her main gsn the
English nag Being fairly In the snne her machinery
was set In motion. and she moved upon the water like
thing OF life, firing salute Of four guns Her jb was
then hosted to catch the wind she moved towards
of her rigging in perfect order The large assem-
bsge OF at Castle Garden braved the storm and
stood upon the piazza until she passed Hook This
the second of the Cunard line OF vessels which has
left this port for Europe and from the favor manifested
towards them, they likely to be well patronizsd
FIRE.A fire broke out at IL O'Clock on Fridsy night
in the dry goods store Of Mr. o. w Woodford, No So
shades taking fire from the stove which lying
the counter near by. The flames then communicated
With some Shelves which contained quantity SUPER
hne cloths, all of which rely destroyed tcge-
thtr with large quantity Of other goods ard window
shades The damage to the goods estimated at from
in the City Insurance Fire Co. The building but
slightly damaged, which insured slso Much praise
10 due Mr. John Barry, of Engine Company No ., for
bis promptness of action in securing hose, with which
the fire extngushsd, before it had advanced too
lar to endsnger the surrounding property.
ExrREssEs-The want and incon veniencs experienced
by the irregularity of the mails in measure
Co., Harnden x Co, Monroe Co.. Mscgregor and
Messrs. Cloyes & Dennis, of the New Haven Railroad
who furnith daily with papers from almost every city
within 400 miles Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

HEAVY BUSINESS FAILURE.--Some considerable
excitement has been caused by the announce
ment yesterday Of the failure Of Messs Robson Co
extsnsive calico printers and cotton Manufacturers Of
Fall River Col Hatch, OF Hatch Grays express says
that the affairs Of the have been In
prudent manner and that their whole property having
been placed In the hands Of sssignees favorable wind
ing up Is anticipated. The operatives will sustain
loss save that Of being thrown out CT employment. 1t
is stated that while the individual liabilities Of the firm
are small their Individual property Is large We learn
their help amounted to SI2 600 per month The with.
drawal Of such large monthly sum from the town at
this Of tbs year must be frausht with injury to
many aborins and tbier families In this fsilure
the unequal working of State and United states nsol
vent laws IL Illustrated New York creditors to the
amount Of $4,000 have secured themselves by at
,achmsnt upon the property, all Of which will have
% be paid before the Massachusetts creditors
tsvs contribution Traveller, Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30
Markets.,

BALriMoRE, Jsnusry 90, 1s.s.-Flour- market
was dull and We have only to note sales of 500 bbs
Howard street. at So 75 City Mills was inactive at
SO lax. WheAt-sales Of 900 bushels were made,
including Maryland reds at 81 3d. and white do Mt 81 49,
Corn Sales Of 600 bushels including Maryland white
and mixed were made ut $50, and yellow do, at 62c
Whiskey-Saes Of 400 bbls were made at o6c There
was no change Of moment in provisions while sales were
moderate.
BosroN, Jan %, ls4s.-Flour-The market continued
steady with sales Of about 1000 bb including Western
brands, with some lots Of Genesee, at Sc SIX So SO
Corn-saes OF 5000 bushels were made, including
Western mixed, at &c. and yellow do at 6gc. Oats
Sales Of 400 bushels made at SOC RyeSales con-
tnued to be made at 92c Sales Of 100 bbls mess beef
were made private terms. Good lard continued In
steady demand while there change In the prices
OF pork wehave alteration to notice in the rates Of
freights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30
Military Movements

VERA CRUZ, MeAico, Tan. 6, 1913.
The detachment of recruits for the first and
third artillery, which sailed from New York on
the 18th Oct last, and was wrecked in the ship
Empire, on the Bahamas, subsequently left
Charleston, S. c., on the 10Th December, and
arrived here jan 9th, 1913, in good health, in
charge of the following officers; Lieut.. B. III.
Hill, DR.. w. M. Ryer; Lieutenants Morris,
Dorr, WILDER and Neil. The first artillery wal
be stationed at Vera Cruz; the third will, pro-
badly, be sent on the expedition to Orizaba, the
chief rendezvous of the guerIllas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

A SPLENDID ErrrLE.-The ilustrious DR.. Collyer
author Of the Model ARTISTS and other works, alter
having delivered lectures phrenology, mesmersm and
the solar microscope, Is engaged In giving lecture
to the Epsnine Bnfien He there informs all whom It
may concern that he is ultimately acquainted with
Horace Vernet, Etty, Cooper Lsndseer, Anneli Powell
Elliot and Hftv others,-of which have doubt
convict In the Eastern pgnientiary being asked
II he knew Judge King, said yesthe Judge had spoken
to him for more than thirty minutes at . tms-The
John Donkey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

The Acadia is now in her fifteenth day. Her
news Will be two weeks later
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

REVOLUTION IN BoLIvIA-A letter from VAL
paraso, dated Nov. 80, says" A revolution has
broken ont IN Bolivia, which promises to be sue
cessful In dlsplacing The present government"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

PEACE WITH MExIco.-What an absurd fuss is
peace with Mexico there is peace now in that
country, to the JOY and gladness of the people
such as they have not enjoyed for the last twenty
FIVE years. True it is, our army is there. But
what OF that ? Is it war, because our army is
there! Quite the contrary. Nay, itispeace nowin
Mexico-preclselyf from the very reason-because
that our army is there. Take away our army. and
there is no more peace in Mexico-no security
for private property-no liberty for private opn-
lon-no enjoyment, except for tyrants, brigands,
and public plunderers. Some people are SO silly
AS to suppose that an army and war are the same
thing 1t is quite the reverse, as in the present
case of Mexico; an army and peace 60 together,
and depend mutually upon each other. Our ar
my causes peace-peace depends upon our
army. At the present moment, will any one
say there is war in the city of New York
And yet New York is held by an army; and if it
withdrawn, there would be no peace in
New York. There are number of vile, ma
raudlng, thievng vagabonds and scoundres in
New York, Gas there are in Mexico) who would
sack the city and plumber the inhabitants if they
were not kept under by fear of--an army, an
army Of intelligent, free people-a force Of
police and of citizens. Take away that force or
that army-gve power and license to those bad
men-and there would be no peace in New York
So in Mexico. Take away the American army
give power and license to the Mexican brlgands-
and they will renew. the anarchy of twenty years
past, from which we have now delivered them
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cttr lbtsIilQssfs

TAs WsifnKs Yesterday va musl bcIaeY ihAu aaj
dag fos ofs than wsss past The Wind being high ffos
northwest all day The change was very great, psrtou
larry from Il O'CLOCK M until O'clock r. NJ sfesr which
tins II continued grow still colder The following is
rative view of the thermometer in Wall street. for
he 20 h Of January, lS4S, ls47, and lS46:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

THE HARMONIOUS DgMocRAcY.-Our advertis-
ing columns have presented, within the last few
days, curious feature. Owing TO the troubles
in the democratic ranks, there is no regular or
gan Of that party, aud the ward meetings, SC,
have consequently been advertised in the Herald,
as a neutral paper. 1t appears by an advertise
ment in this mornings Herald, that the difficult
ties and trouble of the ward meetings have
crept into the ranks of the general committee,
and thrown that respectable and amable body
into confusion. They do, verify, want Doctor
Brandreih to give them few pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

MERCHANDISE WAREHoUsED.-Mor than one
hundred and seyenty-fye thousand dollars worth
Of merchandise was entered for warehousing at
the port OF New York, on Friday, the 18th inst
This value does not differ greatly from the
amount daily warehoused for some time past,
and IS very large increase beyond the same
business last year al this time. The imports
from England this year will be very large. What
effect Oh exchanges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

OHI-Tburlow Weeds printing bill is defeated
10y the State Senate. How unklnd Don't be
disconsoiate, honest Thurlow. Wen give you
printing job, worth fifty cents day, without
any necessity OF comprom sing your soul and sal
Natlon.
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uhe EuaiIsh Srean,

o. Advertisements received for one insertion
only
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OuR WASHINGTON AeENT.-Our agent in
Washington city isW Adam. He always has
the Herald for sale
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pSEW YORK HERALD
sersA.vssi Corasr OF Fulton and ksssau sr.
JA.MsS GORDON BENNETT,
pUpPREETON.

ess per eeyys7 IS PEI dnnHmsn ne U,ssseS siates
European sibsefIhsr, ~. rST s'n 10 'neade me POS
hzEgLY BER-sLD-Epers s@tartqpE,r.ss sa
Eys,.au SIibcrs SS si.am,hir IS w,- aa',". 10 in
cs he postage IN edition 9iH De published the day
az parts Of he .4srcaa continent 10 the iderf moment
Splfcfgroiif ard 60 se-ttsersus recs,ref ~ Mssrs
corsaiR. ead John i;ssT bookseller Henrietta street
PRESI0Ey7LAL HER.4LD-Epery TIesday-one
D-siigyERgIs s%GEsprs tn.Y ep.,y morning, at REQ
Tee e. pretar not r,sponsbie for manuscript
PR!h fiN9 Of az kfnd, sDseuted bsauhniy and soith
49, LEfTERS bp s.Gi!. for s,sbserrrtions or rith
HoLUNTsRY tORRESPoNDKNcK. containing
snsrsTGnf SOLICITED from asp quarter Of the Worid-
end z .ss5 rid ai,cav, he i,eraiiv raid for
aeSer con re ssse ey y"s Be- sssm
saied o. he ard address Of the ,Dr.er not neee,sa-
" sse 20 q, seSs ss'
ILL F-aHMENTS 10 be rssae in advance.
ADJUSTMENTS To-MoRROw EVENING.
PARK THEATRE-s.Sos LENT Co!s American
Circus IA Their various performances
BowERYTHEATRE. Bowsry --GRAypFArHER WHITE
AEAp-sIEss OF MoNrsREY-A WiFEs FIssr LESSON
CBATH An THEATRE. Chatham rr.st.--LovE's sA-
cRricE-ALApDrS, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
OPERA HOUSE. Chambers street. SABLE BROTHERS
-MopEL ARrIsTs.
PANORAMA HALL, Bro ,dway, nsa, Houston st Ban
vsFps PANORAMA OF THR MISSISSIPPI.
BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Washington strest-CHRIs-
rvs observation-disclosures SINsiNe-BrRLEsauE DAM
cirG, &c.
New Yors. sunday, january 80, Is4s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30

NAvAL.-The U. 5. sloop of war Decatur,
| commander Edmund Byrne, is expected to sail
| from Boston on Monday, for the Coast of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30


Africa.
News FROM CUBA.-The arrival of the brig
Caroline, Captain Coson, from Neuvitas, has
placed us in possession of files of the Fdnai de
Puerto Principe to the 9Th inst
The following letter IRON our correspondent
at Neuvlas gives all the news stirring:-
NEUviTAs Cuba, Jan. g. l84s.
The brig Caroline sails to- day leaving hsrbor for
the first time this year without American vessel
Our planters just commencing to grind The crops
this year not fine last; there WILL however
be about the quantity 20 forward great deal
OF additional has been planted during the year
Less mahogany will 60 forward this year than usual
the quantity got out lie much smaller than heretofore
on account OF the low prices at which 1t has been
selling with you.
The railroad from this place to Puerto Principe has
just been opened Elk miles further and measures be-
ing taken to complete 1t TO Puerto Principe during the
coming year which will give great impetus to the trade
Of this place.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE TELRoRAPH.-A most
wonderful Improvement in the magnetic tele-
graph is announced ip the Cincinnati Chronicle the
invention OF Or Roe Of Illinois who is about proceed
ing to Washington with model Of his machine which
be calls the Telegraph Msnipulstor. The Chronicle
says =" Dispatcher messages or large documents are
up la electrical types locked in chase In the man
similar TO printing types and the form placed upon
the machine DR. Roe sanguine IN the belief that he
by this machine transmit to all points connected
with the wire much matter would make one entire
page Of the Chronicle in twenty minutes The manip
ustor' Is represented rs being remarkably simple, and
likely to get out of order And to secure correct
ne,s as well speed proof taken from the types In
the ordinary manner"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
WESTERN ADVERTISING ANpcoLLrcrr>e

AGENCY.
NM. kIS>Log. Thrt street, two doors east
OF Post Olive. PiiJsburg. Pa Is oar an hori
zed Agent toe ihal civ. Alr *. sIsa attends
10 the co!iecti n of bills against persons IN
in that ciy-large or anall-aHd refers 10 the
Editor Of the Pittsburgh pres, IA particular,
aud the western press generally.
+. w. CARR. opposite The Exchange
PHILADELPHIA is az at for procuring subscnp-
tionsani advertising fnr the Wheeling Time .
BEplsSr & GREEN. 81 Street, opposite TIN
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act as Agents
for the Wheeling Times. aud all orders lell
with them will be promptly attended To.
Vo..Say p. fALsiE. is authorized 10 ac'
agent COR receiving subscriptions and ad,e
tise.uents for the Wheeling Daily Time
Advertiser, al Baltimore, Philadelphia,
lDr.. aud Boston. His Office is la
.ait! norc, & the Southeast corner OF MOI
aud Fsyette streets.
Philadelphia, n. w. Corner of Third aud
Chestnut SIS.
New ork, Tribune Buildings opposite city
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
aud South SIS. is duly authorized agent Tor
this paper III the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
" ilEELiNG & BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers to the capital stock OF the
Wheeling aud Bclnoat Bridge Company are
hereby notified that all instalment of 8 so
upon each and every share thereof is re-
CURED to be paid by them respectively to The
Treasurer OF the said Company, on Mou-
day the 5ih day OF May, lSlS
By order OF the Board of Managers.
4. H. FlTZuUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
Feb 10, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
NEW FIRM

pOOTS AND SHOES -rlie subscribers having 49,"
- ~Aied themselves together andcf the style ana arm
OF CONNEtLY Z son, viii c"nituue ~ the Shoe
business IN the hease No -. Main IL formerly occu
pied a shoe stare ~ Jnnueily a w sdf We expect
To receive from the east shortly, large ans wen assoft
ell stock necessary TO carry the business ali its
different branches and 1t is our object to compete
with the manufactures. We ntcud. by strict
attention To business insure the antic
pate. and merit the patronage of our friends and
public general we, therefore, give general invita-
tisn to all Ia give us Trial. tpNNEb
April ", 1873 BIZ con NELLN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

rIsSOLUTToN OF PtRTNERsHIF.-- The rsrtt
~ slip hrtttofo.e existing hstwtcn q Connolly
q " ale Uis,iei Use urzi " CuSsELLV q WAN. Va.
dissolved ou The Is; ry consent. u y iesi
far tuat 81 tI-e having accounts cIt.r against ~ ~
y UoNNEILf.
Aprl2 JOHN WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

Class Is; to be drawn at Wilmington, Del,
on Saturday, April 30, 1913. rs numbers,
3 ballots.
prize of $4,000, of $4,000 of 10000,
| of 5000, etc, etc. Tickets 10 dolls. shares
in proportion. Ger. of package OF whoIes
| 80 do's, stc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

~~-r--t The swim steamer co NStI., Dorsey
tb..,AopSsz;s.s! r Kinney Master w leave regular
60 4. ~ ~ for Wheeling, on Monday, Wedncs-
sS q as ,-S' day, and Friday at 10 ocio, precisely.
Ioav- Wheeling every Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
Urday, al o'clock, a. m, positively.
The Consul Wlu land all the intermediate ports.--
Every accommodate that can be procured the
fort and safety of passengers has been provided The
lot also prov died Nth self safety guard
pr. .eHj explosions
For freight .. passage apply on hoard. mi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
PROSPEC Us
o. pa LADIES on ysEss
yEsEEAEsON, B. '. Va
OF THE

VI lhk
ACADEMY o. II. LAUIyss Ca TsIE
ys~ErAEEON, ~. y. Va
WHEELING. VA.
sT1Hs school young Ladies' l. to he oesa 81 the
- urernt request ii esteemed ifsus " he ayprecIe,.
justly ise imforence Of permaneucy add systui ia
insiract0fs "t youth The meiigd of educ atom ana
The general regns'~us will be the those ~ the
well SHOWN axe mics OF TIE Visitation a. Georgetown
and Baltimore. ron winch ;he issue fti r the
h"fe OF extending their usetnes>. The terms are 50
reduced a. % accord with tire customs OF ta place
while the course at destruction VIII embrace all the
usual aiisites and accomplishments OF female educa
Iiun, as Taught 80 tie host sciuols.
Board lodging. light and fuel. per semi.annua
sessiun, $50 90
Allowance will . made 20 those Who NAV prefer to
far"ishthcir cwn bed aud eddial. and there er
tfa,huge tor tine ut vacation.
Washing. per s'n,i annual session. s. &c
Half coarders do do do s2n 0O
Tuition in the Senisr cIosses, do. sll 90
do do JUNIOR do Sls 90
Tuition ia Elementary classes. per semi annual -.
iTis, quilts and paper. do do = 90
EXTRA CHARGES
Tuition in French spanish. per quarter, - 90
Drawing, and Parting water colors, do s. 90
Music on the Plano do $40 60
Use Of instrument. do - 90
Music the Ildrp and its use, do Sl6 %
do do Guitar do DIR Slu 90
Embroidery or Fsnrv'w work do 81 60
Noeaimusic whan 10 instrument il learned, - %
Dancing or desired al the Masters charge.
Bnsrders will pay the earre iaf.e semi annually IN
advance. Day scholars. quarterly.
Should pusil " Withdrawn before the expiration
of the quarter. no deduction Will lie made ia the
mainder of the quarter.
In the course Of the Academic wear two examinations
will take place; the first IN December follow ed by few
days of vacation Al Christmas the second June. fol
lowed by 8 distribution ri Premiums.
AMER each examination, report OF proficiency. &C.
viii be sent TO the Parents or Guardians OF the Pupils
The exercises Of the Academy viii re.cemfience
the ii ist OF August
Letters written received by the young Ladies will
be examined hv the DTectress their delivery
Boarders VIII not lie allowed 10 visit their parents
oftener than a mouth.
The schoo Sc ~ te opened on the 10Th of April.
Wheeling, March y, 1sis