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" New-York and Havre Express.-BIesmel
FRANKLIN Parcels will be- for The Franklin
10 ssil for Hayre on the 9Th Of April next rdi6srv sam
pies, 81 each. LIVINGSTON, WELLS L co,
si5t avail st.
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~ Church History.-Rev A. n. WRIGHT will
denver bis fret Lecture the History OF the Christian
Church, from the Lutheran Reformation to the present
time on Friday evening, the 4h instant com mencng
oeocb knickeTbocker Hail Of Eighthav. and
Twenty tbrdst Subject State of Christianity al the Era
OF The Lutheran Reformation Tickets st cents 70 be hat
F,ghibay as 2tt
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1.-two young gentlemen are DESTROYS OF procuring
pleasant roOn with breakfast aud and oiuer sun
days in pleassrt location private family preferred
Address r O, Office o. this paper. a2St'
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ANTHONY }. BLEEckER, Aucuoneer.
THE VALUABLE HOUSES AND

"HE VALUABLE HOUSES AND
j LOTS Nos. leO spd 1852 Wooster-st at Auction AN
THONY }. BLEECKER, win sell Of Auction on WE'D
NESDAY, April g. 1851 stl2oclock, At the Merchants Ex'
change the following valusb property. viz;
OsWocsrERSr-fhe valuable 2story and atuc orfca
houses and lots OF ground os $50 and 1862 Wos
ters between Prince and Houst said lots being
each In size "a feet pches In ont by IS feet Ia depth
The houses each feet inehes 'front.' BY 40 feet In
DEPTH be The same more ess finished In good sylo
with marble sn.els folding doors Cro,ou waller &c. lc
One haf OF the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage. For further apply 10 the Ausucneer
Broadst ,523 AZ WFmruWd
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ry fssurauass Liquid Hair Dye will conven
GRAY or Red Hair 10 = eI Black Brown the Instant
spped literally dying the hair permanently sns va ~
appled without staining the skin. warranted OF no
nav isktp Found DOLLY at DR.. FELIX GouRAvps od GO
sbishro DEPOT 81 aiksrs, fret sore from Broadway
ma MNN A FTu
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X. G. kEMF, AuclIuneer' N.
MORTGAGE SALE OF Furniture, Pi-
lHy spo Forss. Mirrors, &c TOMORROW Saturday,
NJ 10 o,cIock AT as Nassau-st n. c. KEMP viii cell ~
auction as shove very large assortment OF Ho1senod
furniture Piano PORES Mirrors, &c consisting Of rso
Dining ON and Kitchen Furniture OF good qualify, and
well worthy Of the attention Of househeepes Also siot
OF Young dyson TEA Butter and sundry othsr uces 70
ba sold without reserve by order OF Mofgegee Csta
loeues on the morning OF the sale ~ IL
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WANTS, sc.

AS CHAMsERMAID and to do washing and
IN general homework IN small family by respectsole
yourg has good city reference irom net ISL pa
a., a sue ''s~ 'VN' '' a lts
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&ITUATIONS.-Slt arc wse.ou
- Cor gr.sl variety OF good Servants ct q mAsONs
Oesees $50 std 434 Broadway and iSS bowery. I've, 49,
a., nssnlv or hand Great pains are tsken 70 ooS'
49, -. Terros-Yesriy subscription, 50 censi oner-
.s IS cents Men and Boys bs had for any rssese
shls emDloymepL
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.--Gentls-

Id en- with their Wives, single 0enueneu, eau be
with very pleasant r0ous Al
me Stages pass the door every feE inmates soa tns 10
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HALL,-The New-Orleans

III Buescue Opera FroD % have the honor TO anaounce
All Grand Concert will Jake place Friday Apnl
with an entire charge Of Programme, they eommsnee
Monday pext at the Musical Fund Hall, Phiad- Doors
ooen All 10 commence 10 9. Tickets IS cts. AZ sts'
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" Post-Onice, rk.-NOTIC E--Ths
Mans per msu s.same' FRANKLIN win close at this
Office op SATURDAY, The 5h inst al IOA n. letter.
for the Continent, per FIsoklin, must be prepaid:
AN w. v. BRADY, PM.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS.-The pro-
AT ROGERS's NEW FANCY

LhsroBE 40 Broadway. has Just been received new
and splenoS Stock OF French, Eogsh German and Chi
nese FANCY GOODS, TOYS, Ge.-conssting Of Fans
keticules, Wosk Boxes Writing Desks, For Fohos fod
hornees Pen kDiyes Gard Cases he, &c, ke together
Bygeniq1e dc P1isg Mr. Rogers IA connection with III
extensive Bazaar 10 OxfoTcs London can and u deter
nired 70 import bis goods cheap, and make his place Ia
Broadway ne Cheap Fancy Store Of Tho City where
newest and most fashionable articles can b had n he low
esi possible price. ma x1ss1sYs
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~ Religious NOtice.-The Union Prayer Meeting
viii be held the house OF Or VIM NJ Lively All Sew.
epIh-sv, next SABBATH EVENING, to commence al "A
O'CLOCK, which the public are respectful invited TO at
tend. al IL
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SECOND CONCERT.-The HUTCH

SECOND CONCENTRATED UTCt-
SINSON FAMILY will give their second MUSICAL
SOIREE on FRIDAY EVENING, April T. at the Broad.
way Tabernacle
Tickets ct reduced rates snd In accordance with the
wishes and Of the multitude, viE 25 cents for men,
l2i cents only for women
The grtai subjects OF Reform will be freely, fesressly
and frsternsly discussed both 10 Speech and song
To commence at "a O'Clock. S
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DR. BANNING'S PATENT BODY

e. BRACES and other mechspicsl appliances. ofee,
Hl Broadway for relief Of Consumption, Dyspepsia &c
neTai Debility, ke 81 tfs
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A TRUE FAMILY BOOK.-D. AP-
NIARSH'S COURSE # BOOK KEEP

M ARSH'S COOhSE 81 BUM -hEEf-
I'VE ING This work. the most ,eanefhl published
on the ART contains complete setOf books printed In col
ors) orms and mercantile calculations with thorough
eourse ofexpanaons dated TO spond with the uans
actions and entries ~ PIP octave 81 bound For sale
the snthors counting rooms for tie Study OF Practical
Boob kee ping Cedarst Sens per express In
covers per mail to any part OF the United Ststes This
WORK published IN the same style In Spanish Prospect
uses Of Mr. hARSHs Course Of Private Instruction Oh
tanned az above. Terms 925 ml2lmf
DOOKS.-An works on Phrenology,
DPbysology, Pbysiognomy, Magnetism and P.ychoI-
oRy. for sale By FOWLERs WELLS,
uSl 81 ISL Nasssn-st
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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sss,st A. this Office whose ters gher than hose Of
F5r Yribune are no; allowed any digerence
NRW-YORK WEKkIY TRIBUNE,
a VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, ie
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for this sheet win be charged 70 cBs s Hoe each insertion
THE SHMI-WEEKLX TRIBUNE
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Wanted, by a small family,
II part sf House In good situation, rem. not TO ex
coed $3.50. Address, with real name, W. n. E. Office OF
this paper. az ST.
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SCHOOL AND HOUSEHOLD FUR

SNITURE-On SATURDAY, April 5, u public sneuon,
Will be sold al $50 0reenst near Clinton place, age ~
sor ant OF school and Household Furniture consisting %
HACK valnut desks chsfs sofas seees, benches boox
cases eotfage piano. carpets school and miscenAnoous
books states ink trays drawing boards, ELECTRICAL sppHb
AIso. 4 a. De- nor Telescope by Dollond, London
Ths school furniture n Of excellent quality and 10 ne
condition and win be sold without reserve. 70 be eep
he afternoon before the sale. ~ ftss
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DANORAMA OF BUNYAN'S Pill

l GRIMs PROGRESS .-Rha public 10 respectfully
Informed hat the nibuon Of this and beautiful
seeaic Painting. illustrating Bunyans famous alegory
will close 90 Saturday, 26lh inst until which dine may
be seen al Wash.ne.on Hail. $50 Broadway every Eyso.
ing commencing Al O'Clock, and on Wednesdsy and ssI
uTday Afternoons 81 8 Aomiuanee % Gus 70 tne AIs-f-
noon EThbltious Children win be al mitted half price.
Liberal arrangements made with Churches and schoos
AZ 5guas
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

D-P r. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. Joan
aREEEwooD ia Assistant MsnAger-AfternOon perform.
snce 81 s. In The Evening al7i Admaree Csc children
Rsengag ement OF Mr. 7. d RICE. Ga THURSDAY aud
FRIDAY, April and & 10 Ins Afternoon, a. O'Clock,
THE MARRIED BACHELOR Dance by Mas West
THE FOREIGN PRINCE. In The Evening. MADE.
Lair e. which will also be produced on SATURDAY
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
Dor three Single Gentlemen can obtain pleasant Rooms
with full or partial Board 426 Hudsonst Location de-
sirShle al 3Ts
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SEED BARLEY,-Dorsetshire of supe-
- Nor quality very bright and nesvy, ust srrivec from
England, fcr sale by -
q 5sss sxML MrLsANK. Jr . Msdisonss
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MRS. LAURA A. JONES'S VOCAL
I'VE AND INSTRUMENTAL cONCERr.-Mrs L. A.
JONES, assisted by the following eminent artists and
amateurs:
MRS EMMA GILLINGHAM BosTWIcK,
Miss JULIA WHEELocK Miss MARY 4. HAwLBY,
hrHENRY TIMM, Mr.. PHILIP MgYEs
Mr.. J BEUTLER. Mr.. ROBERT ANDREWS,
DODWORTHS QUARTETTE BAND; also, the Choir
Of ST Bartholomew Church, sad Chorus OF members OF
the NewYork Harmonic Societywil give her hrst Con
consisting OF Sacred and Miscellaneous Music on
THURSDAY EVENING, April TO- al the Chinese As.
places a4 So
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music AND FRENCH.-A French

II
I'VE Genteu an from Paris desires to fad Suaaon as
PRIVATE TEACHER in some respectable Fanny, WneIe
be would Teach French and Music TO persons s1ew nS
IN correct execution musical expressions aided by he
accompspimeat of the violin with his pupil b. naters nm
sef bis ieYyices will be considered valuable The most
satisfactory references given as 20 character and SILL
Address EMUSIC" box 17S7 Postum r S q Lhs
al St.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ General Committee of Democratic Whig
Young uen.-A regular Meeting Of this Commitlee VIII
be hsld q Broadway House on FRIDAY EVENING,
April 4 1851, 81 "a O'CLOCK. By order.
ERASTU5 BROOKS, Chairman.
WI n CH.PMAN Secretaries aSA
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HOUSE.-Wantcd, g. story House, in
N respectable location, west aide Of Broadway pre-
ferred, wish 1t to accommodate few boarders The
paid In advance, taken out In board Reference
given and required Direct r. r. Tribune Office mis- Inns
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As Cook, WASHER and lRoNER, by re-
Hspeciable young Woman. aud has no objection 70 40
ehsmbes work ssssl In washing and lronng vooa 10y
The Efs hth and NinIh avs. u ~
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NIBLO'S GARDEN-OPEN THIS
1VAND EVERY EVENING -hapegeF, Joar ser
ToN-CIRQUE FRANCAIS-Mlle CAROLINE LOfO
and the BROTHERS LOIsSEf, with Mr. Rufus Welshs
Company Equestrian Director, Monsieur =. Loisses
Clowns, by Mesue Wallet Lalhrop snd Gardiner. Each
performance consisting OF Haute Ecoie dEquitanon,
Grand Entrees fabeaux Acsdemiques, LuiLes do Vol
geurs, Les Jeux Scarens, in which Mile Caroline and
he Brothers Losset will execute leading To
mence at IT. Day performance Wednesday and Saturday
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COSMORAMAS, Second

Oseres corner OF Broadway and rhirteonth-u-open
every day from O'Clock IN the morning oil I'D In me eyo
ming Admission % cents These works OF an consist Of
eoecon OF IS Views OF Europe, Asia Minor, syria me
Holy Land Egypt Nubla and Arabia and are taken ron
Nature and painted In oil BY Prof sATfLER mSl lwuss
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BOARD WANTED-With moderate

I'D dad uufrnisbed room having fire. place 6ue. By
maiden ladv fpfivats family preferred) TENS m1s Be
modersie-7sy pronpI Address Mas D. LoWTER, IS
Bank Al, ~. Y. III"
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NATE ARE REQUESTED to call tho

NV II hIsE hbN( " IN ~ W >~>- 49,
attention OF cooDossseurs TO the sale or some very
valuable Original PAINTINGS 10 be sold Dy THU. q.
a the house 2 Tsnb consisting In part VIZ OF AbfAnsm
and Mechesdec by Van Dyke Flight Into Egypt and fof
irsit BY Van Dixie Flowers by Hugenen ssus Piece ~
Teniers; Composition by Vsl Bych, &c. he.
Hand some Furniture viii also 30 sold Consisting OF bras
sells Ingran and other carpets Mahogany Carved sofas
Chairs Dining Tea and Gard Tables. Bufeenx and ssn-
stand, 1sleads, sc. Also an assortment OF hcnen
Furniture with which the sale will commence - zsis"
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HOUSEKEEPER, &c.-Wanted En-
poy nent AZ Housekeeper Seamstreu or Children's
Nurse by Widow, who can give the best recommended
ton Please apply or address Mrs. NJ ct MIRA Sayres
50 Prince-st R2S
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AS Cock, and to assist in Washing, by a
IN respect able woman. Beat city refer eeee Apply o.
% Mottsr near Bleecke r, front basement ~ IL
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BOARD IN BROOKLIN.-Wanted by
Da widow lsdy snd two gh,ers Best OF references
given and required. Address Box 81 Post Once, New
Y0fk. ~ ~
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1851.
DOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGa.-

tbA gentleman and lis vie and one two singe gen
neuen can tn pessanI rooms with BOARD. a. 3 first
inmates walk rom Peck+hp Ferry. BoAis run
every Eve minutes during the day. M In
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DARTNER.-Wan a person with
IL cash capital from Loco to $780, to eogsge In are
can, and valuable invention, the only one exsnI OF me
Kind which has been approved Of by our highest suhor
es he inventor being able 10 extend the sst
sfscorily 10 himself without further means Apply W ele
AGENTS WINDER ENGELBkEGHT, 2oI bfosaMV'
between II and O'clock at ~
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HOUSE.-Wanted to purchase three
IL story House nearly rev, with eli the modern i'm
provements. within half mile OF Abingdonsquare Ad
dress Immediately stating terms and location, Box
lS8 Sub Post-Ofhce, Chatham square. al saw2wF6Wh
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IL Classical Qusrteue SoiIe will take place st tbs
Apollo Rooms 40 Broad way on Saturday Evening April
s. 1851 Pianist, Mr.. II. G. Timm Vocais,s Mr.. Pa
Mayer and Mr. Bepuer The principal pieces to be per-
formed are composed by Haydn Mozart spohr and Men-
delssohn See small bills. az AZ
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EURNIT U r E.-The Subscriber is
IL sSout furnishing lsrge Hotel, and 10 DESTROYS
Of purchasing the entire furniture OF several families
breaking up Housekeeping The goods may be delivered
any time during the monh OF April Cash taking pos
session Address line to A. C. G Box 1922 Post Office.
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BOARD IN BROOkLYN.-Ag gentle
~ and wife can be &C -omnodafed with room and
bedroom, with Board - Sands st. opposite 81 AIMS
Cbutch. a4lw
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IVA r M .-Wanted.-The subscriber
n wishes purchase email farm from to so acres OF
good land 10 either Of the following CoupesD1tchess
Ulster Orange Weaichester, with without buildings
river view preferred. Address Fl. " w JONES, New
YoSk, postpaid, stating location aad price, and when an
interview can be had. al 81
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INVESTMENTS, 000.-Any person
desiring 10 invest FIVE or six thousand dollars In sSe
profitable Manner arm how TO DO so by address
ing g, A. Nj, Box 66S, Post Office. sS9*
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AS GOOD Cook, In private family
where she will not DO required assist In The washing
ana IRONING by woman Who hSs had many years exPe'
hence AID who IL hrstraie COOK Apply al her presenI
employers 10 Amoss. willing 10 go snof' asIsnss AZ
he country. ~ o.
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Osecond-hsnd Steam Engine. Of eight-horse power or
larger, with large Boiler. Address SIMON hOFtlF
HeWnorf. r m3l lW
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DARTNER.-Wa a Partner, &C
n live or silent with from $500 to sooo in one OF The
most wot erul Exhibitions the world ever prooucen
Now ready 10 be exhibited Address, post paid, VAN y
ISL West ninth st. New York or for s" IN
terview apply TO the counter OF DunlsPs hote 100
p M this day only. aA -
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MORsE,s TELEORAPH.

THE Office of the Western Telegraph Company
i is removed to the rooms over Gilman's apotho-
cary shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, few doors
west Of Browns hotel. ~ Is
This is the only direct line Of telegraph from
Washington 10 Wheeling and Pittsburg, where it
connects with other lines extending TO Detroit,
vile, Memphis, vicksburg. and the whole western
country. 8r.
3 The northern Morse Office is q few doors east of
the National hotel. .r
The southern il on 7th street, opposite the Ma
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JAM President Western Telegraph Co.
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THE REPUBLIC.
PROPOSALS


For publishing by subscription . now and
uniform edition OF the Speeches, Forensic
Arguments, and Diplomatic Papers ofDan-
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rangement Making an important part OF the
political, juridcal, and diplomatic history Of the
country, as these works unqucstonably do, it has
for some time been a subject OF complaint with the
public, that complete edition Of all the writings
Of MIR. Webster, which he should deem proper to
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out, with notes and illustrations, made necessary
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II has been for some time known to Mr.. Web
sters friends that, in the leisure from more press
ing pursuits, he had written notes to several OF
these speeches. and that others had been prepared
by other hands, and we are now happy to announce
that they have obtained his consent that such an
edition Of his works as the public has long desired
to possess should be given to 1t.
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necessary for the publishers to speak; both are we'll
known and appreciated as well in Europe as in
America. II is proposed to print the contents Of
arranged:
i. Notice of Mr.. webster's Life and Works, by
2. Speeches and Discussions in Congress.
3. Orations and Addresses on various public oc-
casions.
4. Legal Arguments-Essays
5. Diplomatic Papers.
The work will be comprised in six volumes, Of
about five hundred pages each, printed in the best
manner, and bound in CLOTH A finely engraved
head of Mr.. Webster will be given in the first vol
ume, and his autograph will accompany every sub
scribers copy. The price will be 50 volume,
payable ON delivery. b.
Two hundred copies will be printed on large pa
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The work will Be put to press at once, and the
publishers hope to deliver it complete early in the
ensuing autumn.
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BosroN, February IL, 1851
Mar ll-law3m
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VXTANTED.--By Lady every way competent
wv to teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Seminaries. The most unqucstionable references
given as 70 character and capacity
Any communication addressed, post paid, to o.
p, Washington city post office, will be promptly
attended to, Sept. Off
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY.
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA..

ALKXANphIA, VIReINIA
THE course Of study embraces the Ancient and
Il the Modern Languages, Mathematics, and
Natural Science. Courses Of Lectures on Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy, are dc
livered during the year. The school room, recta-
ton, and lecture rooms are all Handsomely fur
nished. The Institution lie supplied with complete
other requisite for thorough and extensive study.
Tcrns, for board. washing, fuel and lights, with
tuition in Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, $50
per annum. For further information address
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