Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31
YOUNG LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL.
saint Louis, Missouri.

II II
THIS INSrIruTIONhaso occupied Concert Hall,
L since the mel ,ncholy disaster Of May |, 1850.
II Is organized in three Dspartments-the Prima-
ry, the Preparatory. and the High School. Mathe-
MATES, the Natural Sciences, Bellies -lcttres and
English Literature the Languages, Philosophy,
History, Duties and the Accomps hments, consti-
ue the different dcpat tmcnts Of study Every ia
Ciiiy is offered for an extensive. thorough cleva
ted, Systematic and symmetrical education.
MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY OF THE PRINCIPAL
There are many young ladies in different parts OF
Missouri and tn adjoining States, whose parents
are seeking for them the benefits Of year or two
Of study and instruction in the city IF st Louis.
The advantages to be derived from a course of ed
ucation in this great anal growing tropols Of the
west, il one can enjoy the protection ard influences
of a aliet home, are every year becoming more
aud more apparent. The elev aed course Of study.
the OCT 'sional Literary and Scientific Lectures,
Musical Concerts of high character, exhibitions
Of Art, and the numerous objects Of interest in the
city, present very great facilities for expanding the
mind, improving the taste, and gaining knowledge
of the world.
Young LADIES' having this object in view are re-
ceived into the mily Of thu Principal, who are
entrusted tohis charge, share the enioym~nts and
privileges of a quiet and happy home. The COM
fort, health habits studies manners and morals Of
the young ladies' are carefully attended to- and all
the guards necessary for physical and moral seen.
,ity are constantly thrown around them. Each one
is regarded with parental watchfulness and atten-
ton, that she may form those habits of mind, OF
manners and of heart, which will make her an in
telligent agreeable and accomplished lady.
The nuG,ber OF pupils received into the family
Is limited to about twenty. Parents desiring fur
Their Information, can obtain ithy letter. or on ap-
pli.Stion at the Institution. Catalogues can be
hal at the office Of this paper. The next School
Year will commence on the first Monday in Scptem.
bci tSt Louis, July, 1851.
HARDWARE
FINHE subscribers having received the greater
/ part Of their fall stock OF hardware, respect
fully invite the tenton ofpurchascrs. Our stock
is very complete-comprising every thing in the
hardware line, and will be sold at St. Louis prices,
freight added. July al II. II. GRIFFIrHs Co
CUTLERY.
DODGER,S, Wostcnhom's, Wragg'S and other
l makes Of Pocket, Pen, California and Pruning
Knives in rosewood, ebony, buck, bone and ivory
handles, with common and French forks Carvers,
Seels. RasOrs, Beef sicers, Butcher knives, Paint
and Putty knives, Saw knives, Scissors, Shears,
tailor's board and trimming Shears, pruning shears,
spring Lancets, horse Fleams. Our stock of Cut.
ery is larger than it has heretofore been, and mer-
its the attention of purchasers.
July u, 1851 H. II. GRlFrITHs s Co.
CADDLERY HARDWARE.--Bright and JapoueI
~ roll buckles, bride buckles, loop collar buck
les, mounted, trace buckles, stirrnps, snat1les.
braddOons, halter rings and bolts, ccckeyes, pad
screws, pad hooks, padend loops, rein and tug
snaps, rim, Boston, conccntric and sand bands;
brass, sivered, ivory and russell nartingale rings,
curtain frames, top props; stump joints, brass and
japaned carriage knobs, Boston nails wosted tufts
wear irons, axle nuts enameled lcathe r, morocco
goa, skins, pearl drap cloth, onion damash hog
skins, scanning and FASTING lace, broad lace, rein
webb, sp rings, axleS betting, india rubhcf cloth
carriage and riding whips &c SC for sale very low
at GRIrFITHs & Co.'S Hardware Store
DUILDING HARDWARE.-A complete assort-
Dment Of all the Locks manufactured at the
Pittsburs Novelty Works; Russell 4 Ervin's fire
front-door Locks; Amer. Cp't'r Locks, Sliding
door Locks, cottage Rim locks, Amer. lock-latch,
rabbeted door locks, Dairs patent weight locks,
white and argllo knobs, white and argo be pulls,
bell carl iages, drop and thumb latches, mortice
latches, drop escutcheons, wardrobe hooks, cup
board catches, Butts, screws, foot scrapers, win
dow blind butts, window springs, shutter lasts sc.
Sc, for sale at GRirFlrHs 4 Co.'S
July "a, 81 Hardware store
I1REsERtING KETrLEs.- Porcelain laid, Bell
l metal ami brass preserving kettles, always on
hand and for sale cheap at GRIFElrHs T. cos
July "a, 1851 Hardware store
CtIRCULAR SAWS-A new supply Of foot Cir
~ cniar Saws. for sale at factory prices, nv
iane ~, 81 JOHN q FOOTE,