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tracts Whenever ii is moi the desire to make il
ia order 10 impar nationality to the ships, as well as
render the system perfect
The question being taken upon the amendment, u wa
reiected-yeas 20, nays 25-as follows.
YEAs-MeSsrs. Atehison Barryell Bell Benton, Beiri
Bright Basr DAYS. p Miisssspg Dagson poSs'
Te1aey, Uaderwooa Whilcomb, and Ysieeaso
NAY vs. Badger. Baldwin, Bradbury Clarke
Wis1 an D%9asss Eewns Foo,s Greene H s Hoa,
s .'s rh' asa als sswsa Smith,
Mr., YULEE. propose an amendment, which
think must DC admitted proyso and qualification 70
that appropriation Without fatguing the Senate, ! will
state very briefly the reasons for it, BY the vote which
has been taken authorize an additional expenditure OF
two millions and half beyond what originally
horzed and contemplated in the bill that is TO say, be-
sides the two hundred thousand dollars year for two
years we authorize the extension OF il hye years more
al two hundred misunderstanding a mllion-and ten
years at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars year
think there are two and hall millions. The Senate have
determined to ratfy the extension OF the contract to that
extent. but propose shall add this proviso
Popdsd That the terms OF the contract Of I'd February
we're maed Ivy hn - a o as a & ~
March, 1877, and 18th March, 1919
The contract contains many provisions very material
to the popular interests, Of which have not been
confomed to, but which may be conormed to by require
ment oil this provso There is why they should
not be adopted they material to the public interest
propose in conformity with what the Senate has done
in the vote just taken TO confirm what has been done by
the Postmaster General to the extent OF the endorsement
of the the I'd of March, 1s47 and the I'd of
March, 1S49.
propose confirm that that extent, and to adhere
to the other particulars of the contract which require
that the vessels shall be accepted by the Navy Depart
ment shall be the class of vessels required for naval
in the opinion Of the Navy Department, and shall have
particular speed &c-povislOns material to the purpose
contemplated by the system under which this appropriation
is made would recommend the adoption OF that pro-
vIso.
Mr. DICKINSON have no particular objection TO
the amendment offered by the senator from Florida but
money Tor service that has been tested by The executive
department, which is evidently well understood by them
and which they deem desirable, to add such proviso
tive rules that have been maturey considered
than what proposed prefer TO let the contract TAKE
its usual course under the general law and discretion OF
the department
1.-THE remainder Of this days proceedings publish
ed yesterday
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. Q, 1850.

QSmT sssr LEWIS Of Montgomery Alabama is our ssa
travelling agent Tennessee ssssod By Mr.
b. BxSrr. eta. .r ,#R 4#4
O Mr. IsKAKL T. JAsKs, No 62 Tenth street Phiads-
pha general travelling by
WxLp, john Collins, JANIS DExKIKa KIRK
f. A. EVANS, JAass cLAxx and r, LOCKS
pyMr O. w. JAags, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio 4,
travelling for the
j. SIXTH, T. DsHr, JAsos TArLoKJ W. ARxsrHoss PERRIN
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and G. srxIsaAS.
QJieeeipis from either OF the above will be good.
QWnAs GouLprS OF Richmond Virginia, general agent
Virginia. by travelling A. b. PuLLEK and jams
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NOTICE having been received from the New York and Havre
IN Navigation Company Of the sailing of their
"Fankn,n from New York, the 10th September, instant,
public hereby given United States mails will be
BY this packet from New York to Great Britain and to countries
Southampton, England, aud France Direct Have
All hand New York office for Great Britain
the continent Europe France exceed and beyond
despatched by above named packet
ageeaby provisions Of The postal between Great Britain
and the United States.
Mails for France will be made separately be sent to Hae
beyond France will be mailed
Havre II directed the address to be so sent
France "a cents the single with the
American inland added which must be prepaid in all
like to be charged and TO be Prepaid on letters TO
beyond France ria Havre newspapers three
each, with American inland postage added
Postage Great Britain is "a cents the single rate
which prepaid unpaid, the option OF the sender
and for countries beyond
the "Fankn' in the by the Col
Inns line of steamers via Liverpool.
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OPFcE DEPART Sept s. 1850.
4-H
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CARD-The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
with
especial view their comfort he has fitted Refractory al
the Fourteenth of the "Bum
Co,ag will happy them, with The
shall spared his make their visits
be been arranged with
from the central portions Of the city,
evening buse and dust OF
stocked with the choicest
confidently hopes that he viii receive thai
which by his he will
deavor BY the coming spring he hopes TO have his arr
will have extending
ladies' for whose especial accommodation he
has many schemes in contemplation. 49,.
- HENRY KUHI..
delightfully."- situated pleasantly furnished
which early and suitable applicants
Aug 30-3aw2w Int Bait SUM-
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The Misses Rockers Academy for Young Ladies',
Of 9Th streets u be opened Monday, I'd Of Sep
TENDER.
SELECT and limited number Of pupils will be to whose
IL physical culture attention Will be paid
The and sstenac children
grounded elementary branches and taken
cultivate the mental faculties
rally The discipline mild yet fn avoiding mere arbitrary re
enforcing propey and study
Circulars containing further information be obtained their
residence.
Aug 25-eo3t
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Preparatory school, Princeton. New Jersey.
THE session Of win Monday, the ii
October The school the pleasant and extensive
and buildings throughout the country as the
Edae Hin seminary be IL about half mile southwest
borough OF Princeton, justly considered one OF the
finest In the country for boys boarding school hs schoo - IN
boarding school, the chief object Of which
youth college With present arrangements
additional number Of conveniently accommodated
Applications catalogue of the school,
prospectus references and NIL necessary parcu
lars, address the principal, lENRY RINkER, A. NJ.
PpIrorTos, New Jersey, August 81, 1850.
SEM -dAcp5w
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ADVICE about yvtnes-Genucmen Washington city who
n occasion, have their tables The choicest
perfect moderate prices the
wishing the original package OF
selection for table, OF number Of
boes liquors. packed and delivered at their
eo og by Adama express ON any day required
addressing telegrapbc The day previous
dozen viii be made by the under
signed his sIRhensh Moee sparkling Champagne and
Mosee which stock sherry Madeira, and
be surpassed including some exquisite hmon
Manzana White Clare (Medoc Burgundy, sau
French superior stock IN
United and finest brandes and Havana
cigars all imported direct. Address
JACOB SNYDER, Jr.,
Aug Q7-dimif Wine Merchant, Philadelphia.
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CHARLES b. CLEMENTS tenders public
general Washington city for the prosecution OF claims
departments Of the
every description requiring
OF especially bounty
pensions arising 1872 the Indian
1890, including the Indian OF ls the Seminole
1855 The Black Hawk and the war known as Gen. Wayne
war, from i792 to 1925.
Also kinds arising OF the late with Mexico,
oicef
pay cong mileage expended by officers ard Others
before being mustered horses
property destroyed the military service OF the
United States.
An postpud) Washington city viii
prompt atte1ton.
July 2f-3tawlmdScp
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Washington md Alexandria Hoat.-The steamer
Thomas Coll er's Week.

Cn-S THE fine, new, and fast boat THOMAS CoLLYER
z&~ VIII depart at the following hours coach connects
boat In Washington Boats fare, o4 cents boat and
coach, lsh cents Persons going leaving the boat OK cents
each way In the boat
Leave Alexandria ut "a, ., 10b, m.g ], Pts =, 5s m
Leave Washington at ~, ~, ilk II, 81 A. St. r. M
The Thomas Coiyer viii make Mount Vernon
JOB CoRsoN,
Sept 3-1w Captain,
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For Norfolk, Pinsy Point, md Old Point-Earc He
duccd-
The Osceola win, the 10Th OF July,
E,sf&ne commence making two trips week 70 me above
places leaving Washington "Wednesday and
eocock, returning leave Norfolk every Monday
and Thursday O'Clock, p.
Touching, going and returning, Pney Point Old Pon Zone
river and the usual landings the Potomac.
Piney Point, 81.
Passage and fare to Norfolk s.. ...
JAMES MlICHEits.
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ny DYER & BROTHER, Aue,,onser-.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A FAMILY LEAVING THE
Ill CITYOn morning, 10th September 10 o'clock
residence Of gentleman 10th street near
designate house OF good household
furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, divans, and palor chairs
ane andy n rockers
Mahogany and maple French bedsteads
beds and
WaIdrobcs, bureaus wasbstands
Toilet sets, looking -gInssos
Carpets, crockery, and glassware
Together with general utensils, sc.
S25 sixty and days credit satisfactorily
DYER & BROTHER
Sept d-eodts huctoneers'
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WANTED tn Hir. by the Year Slave Woman, who
qualified household small
lily. Apply AZ the Counting Room, Union obcs.
July 11-dhcpd
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PosT orrlcr DEPARTMENT, Sept 3, 1850.
Sept At
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR
AKCB COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

The permanent fund to be invested per charter the
benefit Of The policy hods in bsnds and moItgsgs. O9
thereon and in Stocks of the State and of the United States
This Company being organized not for the benefit Of
ey its operations great National benevolent insttu.
ton conducted the most and solid principles and
and handsome legacy widows and Children after death
All policy holders, whether for life shorer TERMS who
S 1o Of sas
CreditOI can insure the lives 9f debtors tins securing
effect insurance the M Of her the sole benefit
S 5SSa EFssan. yG.spS WsIssr. {shn 8; Allison.
Robert ]. Ward, ssmps stsysr. EdwaTd sparrow Sparrow
Isaac PnTGR Geo j. bda a S B1ss
jssPf Stanton
W% Nj Geodoh SShRs BALDWIN, William Ws
GRd 5ShR 4 s1s sn GeP W s% W% TRsC 4 fSSGs
Cornelius Fellowes. Joseph Lalande John B. Lesis.
JoHS HAsAK, President Of the Company
JosTTrT JkALLASDI Viz % E PresSsnt %aa;,, po
fnoxts d HgST, B, MeslSs SoSssson. sGsGn
ii. q. HEARTT. Actuary. ....E. L. GooLD, Attorney
E4s@nsr Once hours, for blacks .ii NJ sofS Do fSI
whites, to Ma at bis residence He will examine white
lie viii not examine any Sns II ltG% Ss dwep
without permit which can be had on apphcaona tbs Office
fr Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound nd keay
BY hsn Ss 81 SS CHARGED = *
New York and London offices, and without their resrcOn
Pro are declared il annually and he profits draw n.ss
and can Be made sTsaIe At once to The extent Of
to California Permits issued to Life Insurance mem
Rates and ali information as to Life Insurance, and ali paper
necessary to effect Insurance. can be had at the office Of b
GF~ Extensve Travelling Privileges arc anowedt
% office hours, A. n. to5Ph je1 1y
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LProm the Home Jounal.l
Spice IsIands-Paased in the Sea OF RsndinE

From most interesting pamphlet recently pub
lished, called Observations on Planetary and Ce-
lestal Influences in the Production Of Epdemics, y
we publish the following passages, against which
we had run pencil. The author is John s.
Bowron, M. D., late Commissioner OF the State Of
New York, in reference to Public Hospitals:
In 407 the world was astonished by the appear
ance of celestial phenomenon, which measured
the whole heavens, and by its singular form, i'm
pressed with terror the whole race Of mankind. It
continued four months, and then disappeared.
Accompanying these celestial phenomena, were
the most direful caamities that ever afflicted the
world. Inundations Of the rivers and ssa--violent
earthquakes eveed cities, and tornadoes and hurr-
canes rushed over the whole globe, with desrue-
tive fury. Famine and pestlence visited every
quarter Of the globe, and people perished by mil
lions Nearly the whole Of Europe was dsPoP9.,
1t il about sixteen years since the pestena chole-
ra which is now desolating our Cities FIRST made is
appearance on this continent; sixteen years previ-
TO the time of its appearance among u.s. il COM
menced its ravageS at Jessore in India. II will thus
be seen that there are intervals of about sixlsen
years in the progress of this epidemic around the
globe. That the grand cause Of this fatal mAlady
has its origin in planetary and celestial inAusnces,
operating upon terrestrial matter, have no doubt
II we were az thoroughly acquainted as we should
be with the position and movements Of the heavenly
bodies operating upon our globe, eiher directly or
indirectly, we should be able to point out The pre-
else body, or particular conjunction Of comeiary
this pestiIsncs "a''n arc '.ie oaH'e Z.
Ii is established fact that the circulation of the
blood in The human body can be effected without
the heart; for there have been many instances OF
the birth OF mature and perfectly formed infant
IN winch no hear. has existed; consequentlyithe
circulation Of The blood must have been effected by
some other power than that of the heart
TheTe can be no question that the nerves are in-
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. HE PRESIDENT AND THE NASHVILLE CoE-p
yKETreN.-The National Inteiligencer Of the 2Sth
has article in reference to the recent put
forth in some Of the Northern and Southern papers
to the effect that the President ha. issued secret
orders to the naval and military commanders at the
South, in reference TO the coming Nashville Com
vention that he was about to issue a proslamation
calling all lovers of the country to stand by him
and not 90 to said Convention, and that Gen. Scott
was to take command OF the military and march to
the vicinity Of Nashville TO Get in case of an emer-
gency With regard to the first statement the In
telligeneer gives full and unequivocal contrads-
tipn, and, in references to the latter, says.
-" The President has intention to issue a pro-
clamatlon- No purpose is entertained by the Pres
ident Of ordering Gen. Scott or any other General
| to the South, with or without power TO call upon
the military, to send the military to the neghbor-
hood of Nashville, etc. There is no plan ar
ranged. The whole statement il sheer fabrication
and if not wickedly devised a. . means Of exaspe-
rating the people and public authorities of the
| South, cannot be otherwise than Of mischievous
| tendency.
1 THAT the President will take care that the law
full authority Of the United States shall be sustained
| in conformity to his oath OF office, no man will
doubt who has any just appreciation Of his fidelity
TO every trust he undertakes, and Of his decision
and frmp4ss in the discharge Of his duty. But we
wholly Iaistake his eharacts.if he be the man to
| entertain moments Thought OF undertaking TO
suppress any popular Convention by force of arms
His sentiment would rather be, we are persuaded,
in reference to the threats Of dsunioh ESQ feebly
seconded by the general OPinionl in certain quar-
ters, that, when the union Of the States cannot be
sustained but by the shedding Of blood it will have
ceased to be much worth lighting about"
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~ Whain " pody periect ga.yah'c aPpaiat9e,
Wn'cn y esss - ~ means OF ee'ehes eealnnt .ne
assaa..s ~ y. " snveIsanes, but even among .ne
same sPec'es oi sh'mateo Deings, tnere grew
vaIiety N tne aeefes et lniensity mnniies 80
dHerent lnofVhua1s oi tne SANE class
Recently, spee'es Q. I, vses,aoae - ts...
cred wnicn p1lII's ~ - po ,vs,t - ~ -,
rlng irntn ~ sHe me 20 needle : '''''
IL Is TINS msgne % power. i;ffs,.-.,,, ,..s;s.s
which causes - migration sf b;,. 49,,
to another apon the change n sea.. Il
the Waterfowl which vge obs.~~. ,,,,, 49,, .
ir up Of vivt.r on fb. y,tbIs.s =,
the No,the,n Isks ;sI = - sowa.,.s
peadIe no;nfs ). -. - m Pec's'on - sus
draw ,roon. ~ T..a. 80 - saae inhuencs
lake and roro,..s -. ~. - .ne oozy
over the I.n5 TN. .'s.dn. J1oiheyS
arifed a lossl k.;.I -. k'seon, wnicn mas &c
some ,r,i,l.r ,o Iii WIN
tant place r.,n,p y, ~ -. 70 NV
removed The dcva -. ~. r. 49,
Deluse. after ;-. .l'e 81 g Is's
bic waters retysa y, - oss, vi
the impus;ve ,,s,..s. - - ps paee o. uePellnte "
traction. m. f.c.. - -. !. 1snse At
the revelatiar. - a. .'.el sei'es snsn
use all over ~. yrcrId 49, 49, e,e.s'efh ~ no~
hand when he brrad ,a.,,s :u s...e 2 neat .
rier 10 nersonsi ~. spRoss Nc par
medium ~ lI .le
shores and ;thaT, ~ s.p,. y, ''.e
wires. n /. csr.si.Iv t..
common sense 10 at,rbn 81 fb1ss
aru.,, ~ ..s = ~ salos0 nioVenents Oh
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LIEUT.. MAuRT.-The London correspondent Of
the National Intelligencer writes under date Of
March sth: " Your nsighbor, Lieut.. Maury, wiz
be gratifed to learn that the practice Of sailing by
the circle, which he has earnestly and ably recon-
mended, has been very successfully carried out in
a voyage lately made from Plymouth to Adelaide,
Australia. The ship Constance, Captain Godfrey.
has, by pursuing this track accomplished the voyage
in seventy-seven days, the average period being
one hundred and ten days.
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NEW ORLEANS MONDAY MORNIN
INSURANCE.



- OF THE
MUTUAL 7, gRSIESIT.oET IrE1IIa T,nI..!ss MsgaANon co.
ceTss S u 2a fs s MGta' E
sy TRE E fRd fER h P TE SEAS Ais' And s9 R
luton @ .fs shsitsd Z fa participation il t6s pIos with
f@iR &s1S &%sSi:'. dt6 SgSsss; Ss:S SsE E.,,.
{Sfa f sE, snT S% Fs%!%. S.''
= T. s. as. siE'' 'R'f E. kPosls. sl E'HniiSa Hii$sn.
l. EB fRs. 4 4 l. RFPf:a ssf: y Y Z 1EFTiisSss; TssS.;.
4 4 8 9. F flsssaG SHsa1tsTs w: EIsdss Ess;iSsst
rbom.. K. phS. tSSAI DlFr0TfRsilii 4. b, Fn.~
m Gs0. i vi VIM MT A. JOHNSON, GGDn.' Hsss, % Camp =,
kV Picayune will please copy
NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRB INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
ARRIsF ARs Rs a32 oeS S5zfs n ffRjfs f5sFEss sssP &C.,
%s sons and G $ q % been
0 % adSis SSs No y CAMP PARTEE .ls
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee M.EiPs md Fire S IasqssDce % COuDany
sag 5Gas " sms naos AA5dsSs N fSs.
Wv 4 E%Sssi %ssD,o1x SH. %H N HEtfBs: Bs:s SAnL sHAr
80" GrDI sso,a.... s ~ JoHN NJ HILL, Prs.'t
tY Th, long established Company, with the most ample
RIVER o e pdRH psSd FIRE e k 81 oS &: So SSaRS S:.
0 AsfqS5 PfGREf s ifsf PERRSs 5s SS. Co. & Magazine st.
MERCHANTS, AND PLANTERS, MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fsnd. Sy ast Of Insorp~atio.. saOO. 900.
.'s
ggb yg LsgghR Bt E.SIs ksaas IS%s5 IRS8ss R..,
{sifs Ei5a ko55n'.' ta. hb@ VsnbhPsr. fh.1ifs P%d.
'''' ''' WV. LAUsHIrN. President.
JOS NASH, AetuaIy;. Ewb.. RawtE, Solicitor. ;. wm
The Msohsnts and ri PaneIa = Insurance Company having
subscribed in cash and well secured NOTES, amply
sPposoaS snd 4Sfs IssuTsncss a her oiOs ls
Risks shs snd e s UPON Rs 2a LIVES I'VE
of WhLs persons and Slaves
of Insurance Whereby every insuTng with i becomes
interested in IL success and ta profits are divided smepg s
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
T,A5 Tf5S HsS5:, SSa SSenTes Ss Is5Is
IL &SiiS: j:$s f&f5sn Si Ss$ss
Y Rsdassf: REsdfaRsfs s@R & Fgss gss SaG %ssSts
Z kia5 kEsKlS = yR e. R%ETsiS %assSt PE P Y 6sis 66salsi
RH pfRRf MRRE ESS fkRTEPR kTER il SsRXG I fRX XfRGH
The Crescent Mutual insurance Company New
With ''0''sSS sSS, 80 GsdsSt GG'Sififi Sf
surances al Their office on he northwest corner OF
Camp and Gravier street, -
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SA-Cqass And Fins Liverpool Salt, in Bsashsd aAd
HE JOHN ToQAk, y bAAk t1ANh
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RRANDY-In Ds.iiOAss and BoIs,zA .spsrioE srtisls.
- for sale by A. B, RINGGOLD,
nh0 81 Gravier Gtrsat-
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p J o e p HI H U Fly
QRUeH MANUFACTURER AND GENERAL
D DVARIETY STORE, No. 10 Camp street MaaMn
keeps constantly on hand an extensive assortmen
Of BRUSHES, Fine Shell, Buffalo and Horn N ,lE
COMBS, FANS, FISHING TACKLE, IN VVT.lMH
OLA RUBBER GOODS, ToILRT ARTICLES. H''''Us
PERFUMERY, AocokDEoNs. PoCKKT KNIVES, PURsHs
GOLD PENS, etc. etc. Whoesale and Retail Purchasers
invited to call and examine before purchasing ese8hsss
CHEAh for Cash or good City y7ccsptaRees mh1o lm
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AT the close of the war with Mexico. it is esti-
mated, there were, including discharged volunteers,
from 10000 to $4,000 Americans and Californisns,
exclusive of Indians. -sF
The immigration in ls49 is set down at $4,000
American citizens and 10000 foreigners. The
population of California, therefore, may be safely
put down at 10000 the beginning Of the present
year, He then gees iase disGuission on the ns'a.
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ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, just
~ lboUe Jaa, and FOucher street, betloeen julia
81 subscriber bsgs leave to inform his friends
the recent improvements laid in portion of hs principal
Wnrehouse expressly for the storage of coffee making
very best Warehouse in the city His price for storage will
be the same as last season. viz &c. bag menh He has
the lowest rates.
Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repaoked
at the ahoTtest notice. Ing 6ml GEO z REARnI
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"utA1a -.-s-s-ibl
WIN. Ward. ~.
Wtndsor Castle u,
Wilson Ksnnsdy&,
fnct .--....-.- D,
2stlAnd .....s.. 1,
-...... 49,.
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aGiaSalIz;lN l!l.zZ1lEsaHe
EDUCATION.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A s BoARDERs AND DAY PUPILS, CaroRdetet
superinsncenee of the MISSES -8LLLSON, from Lon
This institution conducted the best plans of
European instruction. constantly open for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches requi
site to complete and finished education. o..
TERMS and other particulars may be known apDlca-
non at the residence of the MISSES ALLISON Caron-
delet street. iaI4 Iy
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A FEW Gsntls,nep ssn bs seoqmnods,od yi.h B0 0ARp,
n At aodslas pIioa, by appyIng a Mn O. ~ lQNEes
a ths sosss q elst ~ ea'ena $3.50. aee,s n ~
W"