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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-25

A. PERUVIAN, !
H. w. COX, |
G. w. GAYLE, |
J. III. CAMPBELL,
r. p. M'CORD, |
J. J. MICKLE.
ii. Nj. GILMORE, J
T.. J. DEYAMPERT,l
S. r. RICE,
J. w. PIERCE.
w. II. ANDERSON, |
]. A. ELMORE, !
w. l.. YANCEY. J
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-25

MY opinion Is that, under present circum-
stances, as it now stands the law causes by its
effect on the white portion of the crews, among
whom il has been enforced, as well as from the
use made Of its enforcement in times of tran
guilty, to excite public opinion, and draw from
it deductions against the institutions Of the
State, the very dangerous effect il was passed
with view Of preventing. This is obvious
after the slightest inquiry.
A part of the press has, with some perspica-
city, ma ] think, traced the sources and working
of the pressure from mithoui, which led to the
immediate steps on the part Of Great Britain
and which rendered it apparent that "coute qu
coufe' she must 90 on. This, therefore, we
to convince me that her appeal, Mt this moment
was timely and well meant, and to regret that
no immediate action could ensue.
II repulsed in her friendly appeal, see two
courses before her: She might either, according
to the demands Of her East Indian and colonial
interests, he driven to impose a heavy retaliato.
ry duty on all foreign rice or cotton, without
violation Of the treaty which secures the admis-
sion Of United States produce on the foot
ing of the most favored nations duty too
ohich ,oould not fall on her o,cn manufactures or
popnlation---or by appealing, in concert with
France, TO the federal governments the ques-
ton Of a coercive intervention, which would be
aimed at the entire abrogation of any similar
enactments, or the establishment of a protective
and heavily taxed commercial intercourse under
new treaty, transferring elsewhere all Brit
ish West India trade) would be the sole point
at issue.
In such case they who, Notwithstanding re-
cent Advces from Great Britain, and the late full
article on the subject copied into many Of the
United States journals, persist in hugging the
conviction that rice and cotton. equally good and
Of sufficient quantity, cannot be produced else
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The proceedings Of previdspss an NJ iseanApl
~ sxamplss Tor the govwnnent Of maukio1, VII
AZ I'm 70 he diFseGioa At theix ovn vistGp a,
Pssdsnes- Tia aaas ~ ths Dsiay - AiSss0eat =
inaniis powvs ard ia1sits widen. ~ jnfnt
goodness; and Tor man "a take tAen fbr liz MD,
would b. the hsight Of Pseanmplioa aml impiety
quencee.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
TER MS
MANY RICHMOND TIMES.

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days from the commencement Of The sn5scrGers year
Ii payment be not so made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an execution be made to this rule.
~~ADVERTISINC-Fo one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion so cents; and every
succeeding insertion % cents. 49,
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cents; every succeeding insertion BE- cents.
7pice q apeek or once tCeek-For one square, hrst
insertion rs cents every succeeding insertion 50 cents.
Advertisements OF more than one square,, will be
charged in the proportion according to the NUM-
Der OF squares. But if the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number of full squares, by less than
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged as
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charged a full square.
The number of insertions Of Advertisements must
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
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tisemens of greater length except Auctoneers, who
are charged 800 paper ncluded Tor all sales before
their doors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
CITY TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, for Fredericksburg, Washington, &C.,
daily lat half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Southern Cars, for Petersburg, Weldon, &C., daily at
Central Cars, for Charlottesville, Stanton, Springs,
&c., or Lynchburg daily, at o'clock. A. NJ.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past O'Clock, 4. M.
Danve Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmville,
Lynchburg, &c, N ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
at o'clock, A. M; and Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa-
tmdays, at half past l o'clock p. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat Curtis Peck Tuesdays, Thurs
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port WaItfall,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 5
o'clock, A. M.
Lynchburg Canal Packet, daily, except Sunday, at
6 o'clock, P. NJ.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg
&C., daily, at o'clock, P; M.
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg, &C., daily,
.st half past o'clock, A. M.
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THE DAILY TIMES.
THE AMENDED
CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA,

Agreed upon bu the State Contention on tie
3lst of July, and signed by the President
on the LIST of august, 1851.
1.-THE Bill Of Rights is omitted here, having beef
correctly published in the Times of Friday mornngl
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habitant OF such y or town shall be allowed to vote
except in the ward in which he resides
3. No voter during the time for holding any election
at which he is entitled TO vote, shall be compelled to
perform military service, except in time OF war or pub
lie danger TO work upon the public roads, or to attend
any court as sutton, juror witness; and no voter s2
be subject to arrest under any civil process during his
attendance at elections, or in going to and returning
from them.
4. In all elections votes shall be given openly yiUa
uoce, and not by ballot. But dumb persons entitled 10
suffrage, may vote by ballot,
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Further European Intelligence.
ARRIVAL OF Tbs ASIA, AT BOSTON.
RosroN Nov oS--p

ARRIVAL OF his ASIA, AT BOSTON.
BosroN, Nov 2S--P. ".
The r. NJ. steamship Asia reached her dock, ct East
Boston at Az O'Clock this evennstoo late os her mails
to 60 forward by the steamboat train.
The English papers at hand do not contain any gene
raj of importance that has not been already
oeived by telegraph from Halifax.
In addition to the Liverpool markets already furnished
notice that there had been advance Of Ga per Dbl
-four, and Id per busbel on wheat, with good
healthy busness doing The quotations for Western
Canal and Philadelphia and Baltimore hour, were los n
Cos. and for Canadian lSs. los Cd. Coffee duh,
and rather heavy bark quiet with small sales and
lard nominal, at 4ls q ass.
The following from Msssrs Barings circular dsted
LONDON Nov. IA. 1851
We have again to report quiet week In the produce
markets. but great change In prices has taken place
though the value OF several articles has been supported
with difficulty.
Bresdstuns have baen firmly maintained; and cotton
Is onseighth Of penny dearer.
The official returns of the Board Of Trade for .he nine
months ending 10th OF October, have been published.
The imports have been gradually in Of the pre-
vious year but little ncreases shown In the consump
Of any article with the exception OF tea.
Morey continues extremely abundant. Silver Is In
demand, and the price is s.. Q "a AL the
dollars lately arrived have been taken for the Cou
tipcnt at a.. 1o7Sd.
American stocks steady, without any active de-
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Theatrical ard Musical.

BowFPv THrATRE-The entertsinmsnts this evening
s9p,i.t q the dra%s Of LucrsIis sorsia' and
Ceny, Tsylor and Master oony viii appear hns bin
Ct amusement.
BnO.Dw,v rHE.rrr Mr. Forrest appear, this evening
in his great character q Jsch Cade supported by al thu
leading members Of the company The Amusement closes
With the beautiful comedy Of Al that oiittsEs not
Cold
with the tight rope performances The next piecs
viii be the fishermanis Dream and the terminating
feature vii be the grand spectacle o; Msznin"
BvnroN's THEArRE-n the best comedies and the
NEST talented actors draw good houses al These dis
tiDguishpg features be seen at Burtons theatre
IoDisht the comedy q Natures N0elsmAn' and the
NA1rosL THrArRE.-Purdy IL a. active ever. He
presents three very attractive pieces for TO night con-
called Wigs and Widows and the Fsmale Highway
mar
BnoucHaa'. IvcEtr Miss Cushman will appear this
evening in her umitsble character o. Meg Msrries In
the famous piece called Guy Mannetngn In which she
has no equal In the world.
AMERICAS Musrum -The entertainments for this II
etnoon ard evening consist OF the Dream at Sea- and
the beautiful drama entitled the Vicar Of Wakefield
BowrHv AmrHrrpr,rar Tha beautiful equestrian ex-
ercses with classic groupings and the surprsng fssts
OF the ponies and dancing horse attract large audiences
eFery evening.
cHnrsrrs Mtysrprts prcsoal an sxcsIlen, programmes
for this evening:
FrI1ows MissrRrLs invite all to the great dancer
Mr.. Sitter.
THr FHrrcH DRsNAric CoNFArY appear 10 morrow
evening at the Aston Place Opera House In two excellent
dramas
C.rprnrrr EavFs m ALpAvy = The albany s9rg'Ls OF
the qbh inst speaking Of the first concert OF Catherine
HAYES IN that city says-We have barely space for
bsstv and destory notice Of this brilliant affair The
church vas veil oiled by gey and discriminating audi
enesin itelf convincing proof that the unavodsbss
disappointment Of previous &c ,sson had et no feeling
other thsn a stronger desire to bear the renowned
Kate Hayeso Her reception which was as cordial
ard lively ns any singer had must have assured her
that she was welcome Few who heard this charm
ing singer could havs away without the impression
that there scarcely smother who could be placed befs
her by severe critic Certain II is that but one
with Justice be compared with her And yet this
comparison must fail when subjected 70 the rules which
govern a musical criticfor their voices distinct
entities any two sopranos could well be-
Madame Anna Thnon Is at the Holiday street Thea
ire, Baltimore
Mr. Barney williams and lady are a. the Baltimore
Museum.
Mle Parodi is giving concerts &C 81. Louis
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Kings County Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner.
Before Hon N. B. Morse, Judge, and Justices stIweU
and Wriaht

THE WILLIAMSBURG TRAGEDY.
Nov. 25In consequence OF the insecure state OF the
ceiling In the Circuit Court Room this court met, fE
the present term, in the Governors at the City
Hall Brooklyn which, by the addition Of railing TIVE
stoves and number Of chairs has been fitted for the
kcHch usually appropriated to the purposes OF asnsr
Term.
The trial of Lawrence Rely for the murder Il his
wife and mother.in law, being appointed for thu
day. the District Attorney, General puryea, and r. A
Moore Eco County Judge elect appeared for the
eution, and ex Judge Dikeman and Alexander MoCus,
ESQ assigned counsel for the defence. Ex-Judgs
Dikeman, on behalf Of the prisoner, stated that Hobbs
witness examined before the Magistrate, absent
they believed had left the State and the District Attor
ny bad the Court willing, consented that bis Do
sented 90 provided that the evidence appeared in Itself
admissible.
The counss, for the defence said with regard to 400
Their witness "a sister Ct the prisoners) who In
vice at Springfield Penn she hourly expected but
had net arrived.
After discussion 10 the to be pursued
the Court having power to compel her attendance
but deempg al probability In favor OF It. the Grand
Jury being expected to into court to day they
would wait, and IL the witness arrived they would pro-
coed otherwise adjourn for 8 fortnight
The Grand jury shortly afterwards having brought In
several bills dismissed, and the criminal business
OF the term adjourned until Tuesday, the 9Th OF De-
cember.
The Grand Jury presented thirty Ave bulls but a. tbs
patee, with two exceptions, not In custody
their rames dill not trapspire The Grand Jury were
then discharged The petit jury are as before stated
discharged til the 9th Of December, but the court
venes this day for the srragnmenl Of prisoners In
tody.
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The Latest from Washington.

Qua SPECIAL TELEeRAPHIc coRREsroNpEscE.
IMPORTANT DEMOCRATIC MovEMENT-NKw METHOD
TO PUT DOWN SLAVERY AaITATioN-THK SfxAx-
ERsnIP, ETC.
WssmNGroH, Nov. Is, 1851.
The National democratic members Of Congress, nov
assembled In Washington, resolved, whom going
into caucus previous to baotng fer Speaker snd other
officers Of the House, TO offer resolutions adopting tho
Baltimore platform, and then additional resolution
adopting the Compromise Of the last Congress-
fnslity Those who refuse to adopt these resou-
tonf to be ruled out Of church. and requested to
leave the caucus
This Is capital move, and will at once give the Ne
tona democracy the ascendancy In and out OF Congress-
The Union wings Of the South offer to support the csn
didates thus nominated This Ia a matter Of immense
Importance and will be decisive for the next Presidency.
1t wiz kill Seward and his higher lawn followers along
with Jen Davis and his southern squad
The principal candidates for Speaker are Messrs Dis
ney, Of Ohio, Linn Boyd, Of Kentucky, and Bayy, Of
Virginia. The probability is in favor Of Northern mAs
Mr.. Disney; but II DIR. Disney unhorsed and no
Northern man can be nominated, then Gen. Bayiy WI
most unquestonsbly be the compromise candidate He
stands right all the main questions, and but for bis
energy, nrmness, and patriotism the Texas boundary
bill would never have been passed. He has had the
hatred and Ill will Of all the nulners In Virginia to
tend against bat has back to Congress- strongss
and more popular than Judge Bayy was chairman
Of the Committee Of Ways and Means at the last Con
gress.
The wings talk OF throwing all the old candidates
with Gen Scott and President Fillmore TO boot, asds
and starting new and young candidate for the Pres
the design. will write youin day or tive whether the
erheme IL likely to succeed. OXENSTERELA.
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Eroru Boston.

TIE ELECTION FOR RRPRESENTATIvEs-THE MAYOR
ALTY-1LLNRss OF MISS LrrD, ETC.
BosroS, November Is, 1851
Further returns Of the election yesterday make the
House stand 1876 wings and leo coationists with eight
towns to hear from-six Of which gave anti. whg
otes at the State election In Springfield the hunkers
end free soers coaesced The chances ere that the
coalitonists will have a small majority In the House,
which the reelection Of George T. Boutwell, the
democratic candidate for Governor.
Just a. the Webster Convention commenced its ses-
siop this morning, the coalitionts fred hundred
guns In commend ration Of their victory
The democrats Of Boston have nominsted A W. Thax
ter. merchant, their candidate for the May
orplty
Jenny Lipd's concert which was announced for 20
night has been postponed account Of her illness The
tickets we're all sold Che Is afflicted With cold snd
hoarseness should she be able Der next concert vii
on on Friday evening
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Great Storm I'm Nova scotia-The Halifa x
and Quebec RAILROAD.

HALIFAki ~ o. NOV ~ IoJI
Inexperienced very heavy southeast gale here the
22d nst and the telegraph lines have been down
since until To- day. 1t commenced to blow hard a. 10
and ragged perfect hurricane from to O'Clock the
next morning doing much damage to the wharves and
shipping particularly to coasters the tide overfowed the
wbsrves sweeping away plsnks, abutments, piles &C.
Vessels driven against each other dis
masted and others sunk and exposed to the view
Of citizens fearful scene Of disasters The loss
amounts TO many Thousands Of dollars and falls those
least able to bear IT,
The Railway bill has passed the House-HAlifax city 10
give E5,oo0 annually towards the interest the pro-
posed loan. There is doubt but II will pass the second
spring.
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Feeding the I.i,us chlIdren.

70 THN EDtron OF riiE hhhsLp - nm
On Thanksgiving evening some tnfss i Shooa I.
dren axe 90 Ne fed nj TIE Five Point Mission Sonoo
No Little water street Nov, the quesue, oyw ss
what shall they eat Aye, there's the roo. ,, my
rour tboands Of knd hesr.cd readers wnst thy
Anvthips ard evsr thing tbst poor and outcat cn,s
ss ea AMI b,sss The sive- Articles intended for ths
= ait may be sent 10 the ulssoDs,y, ne. ".. -, -
ne % s.pd as TO give us n Ne Bennett ssd the.
G. me sn2 sss .sea sat.
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CrScIsNArI, November Is, 1851.
There is good demand for hogs. We hear of o sale
OF 1900 TODAY at 81 &c. Sales Of 600 bbs Of o:r, &c
So per bbl Freighte continue to decline pork New
ORLEANS Soc; -four, 40c.
CHARLESTON, November "a, 1851
Cotton Is in good demand, with irregular adTaace
Of to Of cent per ID. The extreme prices to
skc Sales have been effected OF several choice lots ct
81 to SIC.
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THE INTENDED RECEPTION or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO THE COTTON CROP.
B.LrntoRH, Nov. Is, ISL
The Baltimore committee Of the Koesuth reception
have resolved on having grand procession Of trades
military and the various hremens associations
The New Orleans papers state that great damage has
been done 10 the cotton crop in that vicinity storm
On a number Of plantations the yield VIII not be
quarter OF what was expected.
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rpneep persocs Drox,,.a.

PHILsDsIrIua, November 2S, 1851
While severe storm raging on Thursday evening
last, canal beat sunk twelve miles above Ports.
mouth and fifteen persons were drowned fhey eli ~
loueed TO Tempersuceville, Pa. Three Of thsm v.rs
named Thompson, apd I've uaur
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TKAVELLERs' GUIDE.

lNANDEr AND AMB0Y RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York 10 PHILADELPHIA -LeAye Pier No. forth River
BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. Morning Line ~ o.elook
Afternoon Line at o'clock Fare BY either lins 81 for
yard dock 81 snixrsns Line. q, o'clock 4. n; tara
o. %. Ia BLISS Agent
NEw YoRK AND PHILADxLPHIA.-Hlw YoRx
IN and PhilaeeirhiA direct-United States Nail Line
Ahreegh ia sx hour, via Ne. leroy Esilsoaa rrsre
New Ysrk ~ A NJ from foot Of Corssads street, and q
"a. n. and r. NJ from foot Of Lberty seset Leave Phi
Adslphia At zad A. NJ and p H. tro thsfoos Of yA
nut c&reet.
Ton BArrrnoRE, WArnsror, On CHARLBsrcr.-
Through cSes, sold In tho above ncr throush GER
auoor With th-cugh baggage cheeks e san
NeAvinx p NJ Passengers and baggage In Mis- train will
Dc directly through nom sspoa Va asDos on the
QovhA vtkhaut sxNA obs
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FINE ARTS.

nAGUERREOTYPEs.-GRE IMPROVEMENTS IN
Eectropated PlatesJust received invoice Of full
e1ed Scale Plates medium sizes expected by steamer
Our such that will be constantly
able TO fulfil all orders may these improved
plates whose has
To those who have tried shall they
perfectly smooth and even, take polish and that
eay pure silver Every plate is warranted perfect For
VICTOR BISHOP, % Maiden lane.
"A CARD.-A NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR
IA rent nsylvania Washington c. fitted
upexpresy for the purpose second Hoo with large sky
light and other modern improvements Position oea.rs
and the principal hotels Immediate possession given
Apply by mail otherwise TO Chas III. Lane, William
Tucker " ashington.
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UINCIrrATI, November ., 1851.
1t has been showing here all day.
BALrisoRE, November Is, 1851.
We have had snow storm here to day.
PHILADELPHIA, November g. 1851.
Snow fell for about two hours this morning, after
which 1t was converted to hail and rain.
Urea, November IS 1881.
Snow has fallen here to the depth of two inches this f.
t,rnoon. There is good sleighing.
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Fatal Accident.
The Wea ther--Sn0w.

Mr.. Thomas Vincent, farmer in this town was killed
on SATURDAY, by kicks from horse.
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"A DoDWORTRy DANCING ACADEMY. NO. 445
y Broome streeat Broa dway.Owng to the crowd
81 state Of the Wednesday, and Saturdays has
been deemed advisable divide meeting
Mondays and Thuredays. For those wishing TO
shis AFFORDS excellent opportunity classes will
~ to meet either Monday. and Thursdays
Or Wednesdays and saturdaysat and o'clock foe ladies
and for young ladies misses and masters Glasses
gentlemen on the evenings Ct the days Glass
will shortly commence for those who never taken
sons For terms &C., see circulars.
~HARRUAUD ROOMS 20 WHITE SrREET-A NEW
- dancing and Waiting clasf for gentlemen, is
Forming az the above place. under the instruction Messr
CHARRUAUD 0GILVIE. Those who wish to join the
class will please TO attend Monday and Friday half
past7 o'clock p. M.
NIBLoS BALL AND CONCERT Rook.-rHE PRO-
grss9s respectfully informs tho public taas his mssni-
suing ,easop Many important alterations and improve:
Den have been made for the comfort OF
Dsrnee reception saloon psriors and dressing
win AL the for lh1ie3 gentle
en The valuable services of Mr. Veesy the able and
gal caterer for dinner and parties has been secured
NJ via provided with the French cook1 good
6nye wai:ers and everything of ss beat the Market
kfords will be provided Mr. Vessy made selection Of
sho ehecsst vines and liquors pains wis
BE spared 70 give 70 those who DESTROYS Of
EvaS ess rate bAl large dinnsrs ana supper parties WIN
Me ofAoe on Crosby street.
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DACITIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY-oNiV
Through Line for San rrsnciseo via Chsrss-Fsre ss
double engine steamship Ell DORADO, 1890 tons lieut.
Rodgers NJ Formerly Of the stesmsl Falcon CON-
her q Warren street R. for yhagrs eennset
20 sail without delaS for San Frsacsco sva sshs
passenger and msis - Psnama. Fer oiEts
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VICTOR BISHOP, % Maiden lane.
INSTRUCTION.

RooKKEEPINo. ARITHMETIC, ETC, TAUGHT IN
~ the most thorough manner by practically available
OF instruction at W. Renvilie's ro,ns No. 2s9
Broadway, Each student receives separate attention and Is
sapsly advanced in his studies Open day and evening
Terms moderate.
nAILY GOVERNEsS-A LADY DESIRES A eITUA-
~ ton sbove she instructs in Music, Singing French
and German besides The usual routine of good Engsh
educaep che will also attend pupils fer either Of the above
accom- piishments best references given. Address mo
vember." Eerald ofhcs
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TRY WELLS AND SISTERS AcADEnY FOR

ansing and Graceful Department. ct stuyvessnt In
@ tog bioadway-The following are some Of tho new
honable dances and walEes oed and taught By
lis and Sister LA Cellarienne, La Kossuth. La
ohottish, La Redowa. La Gar!itza La valse Simple.
So 50 psn. Ts%ps L. sieillienne Ia Rolks Aazark.
ia, La yalse Henrietta LIE Quadrille Masurka Ls Co
Polka LIZ star Peha 9u.drille, LIE Quadriils Polka,
n, FL Habanero La Tampste, &C. Glasses for Masters
sses on Wednesday and nsturday at three
~ Classes likewise, for Masters and Misses Tues
Fri lay afternoons at three o'clock The Lessons for
will be given by courses Of ten each. and will take
avery Manday and Thursday. at p N. for gentlemen,
10 a. NJ for ladies' These lessons designed for tho
70 practice as we'll for the beginners. Hours de-
especially mornings an evenings, private lessons
At our Academy, OF ct The residences Of families.