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81 EXCHANGE RANK OF
gELDEN,I WITmERs A. CO.,

:
TUE uadefs sned respectfully announce thai
- sAeg have fymed 90 partnership 10 iansaet
aGen,:fal BankiAx and Exchange business in this
ely, under The hgrn Of sELDEN, WRITER'S i
CO. and ats prepared 70 deal in
fSvsiKa and Donsessie, En1aanges Tssie. BiAs Pre-
Maisefy Notes, fesf4fsateS at Ieposiiq ISiters q
Credit Bank Notes and Germ.
We andertakeito make collections snd btom pt. Y
To remit the PROCEEDS any designed point within
without the Il bion,
Mr. ,W,ILsas ss%nEs, ne,nber Of the 6rm and
for many years past, Tie Treasurer ef TIE ttaited
Ssatcs will give fis careful personal attention 10 II
hnaneial business wiiish We may be employed to
frsnsats with anyEpfike Departments d the Govern.
nent
Ihe business Ghieh our employers n{ay require
us t. transact, viii he conducted with ddeiitY and
Piiiudc, and upon The most reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN.
Laie Treasurer II he u S.
JOHN WRITER'S,
OF Ateraa9ria, Va
q. w LATHAM.
or Washington, D. c.
LP. sBAYNE.
Washington. Nee &. 1850 Ii
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.RATHER BlTfER.-A, baaheloy,s r.,,, !.
young lady who significantly sant him 5 I !.
present, some worm wood, 40 -
I'm glad your gin Is not a Miss;
"a qch more nighttime befall;
4 pc 1EorInwoodss bad alone but =
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Fresh and Cheap Gro ccrIes.

Frcsh and Cheap GfO ccFles.
n JST received general and large supply Of
y Groceries Al lowest prices, viz:
20 Boxes prime Cheese;
IS mould Candles;
chocclase1and 0ccos;
Soda for Washings
DO. : Baking
Pilot Bread;
Wafer. Butter, Soda ana Sugar Crackers;
Pure Mustard;
Salad OIL;
Raisins Fies and Almonds:
White Beans and Dried Apples
For sale By III. III EBY e SON
Dec. IS 1850
HANDSOME second- hand Crate for sale 81
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WILLOW Hill Boarding school,

Oae mite from KzrAfysrille,
THIS Institution has been in successful operation
IL for more than three YeaEs and affords thoreagA
instruction in ihe Latin and Greek languages,
ana he different branches Of a complete English
education, including he higher Mathematics, &c.
Tide ensuing term will commence on Monday,
September 9lh,
Board, Tuition, SC. $50 per Session.
Tuition. Sc to Sl2 per Session.
Rkv. u L. FRARY, PRIScIrAL. 4
WfIIInw Hill Anglst f6. 1850.
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ewbold Edgar

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BALTIMORE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
ELAsTIC* UNIVERSAL TOUCH.

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w FOal HOFs.- This institution "a situated in
ono OF the hsathest parts Of the city Wilmington,
trely beyond the settled portions II the The uni
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year, very few OF serious indsposition
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The course Of instruction includes besdes the ordinary
English bfanotes Natural Philosophy Cheiaisty Phy
olo, History Rhetoric ths various branches Of Matbe
matcs and the Latin Greek and French Ian guaes Par
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their application to Mechanics and Engineering; the latter
and Surveying taught practically by field operations
with tho uss OF appropriate nstrnments Lectures
Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry, in which all tho i'm
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similar In the country. carefully selected library,
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practical instruction In Chemical Manipulation.
The school year commenced on the third Secondary
lMonday Of the Ninth month, September and divided
into four quarters Of eleven weeks each leaving vacation
Of two months, from about the middle of the seventh
month DULY. SAMUEL ALSOP, NJ,
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IRE from a. m. till p. m .er r-,f f +.
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IGNITION to them from their frequent violation which has
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Crittendens Book Keeping, Counting and School
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McMurtre's Scientific Lexicon
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College, the Board OF Trustees have taken
to place II upon now and improved foundation, and to
buttons in the country The Academy heretofore merged
in the College, and Of course subjected to all the evils
which have been found to attend the Of the
two depar in the same building, and under the
government now enjoys the privilege of separate
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relation to the College proper. a. ~ s-a.s 49,
large and elegant edifioe with all the necessary -
lures o. complete boarding establishment, has been
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those afforded by many of our colleges aHEV. ~
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or ncdcnal expenses, and fee Of eight dollars for
Model Languages, and fee OF FIVE dollars for Drawing
from hose these classes The sessions oua
cations of the Preparatory Department are the same 40
those Of the College. 1EHA .E 81 $50
f4 Rev. MATTHEW, MRIGs, A. NJ.
. President Of Dslsvars College,.
Newark .pssAw0~ mar ~
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