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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-01

MOUNTAIN BUTTER kegs1resh Noun.
I'VE tain Butter, just to hand for sale by
au2 % Fl w TYLER.
a. a BALES UPLAND COTTON, receiy-
SDEM ing, for sale.
au28 JAS. WINSTON
HE ANAGEE'S OFFICE.-F. MORRIS &
I'VE co.
" MORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURCELL s 81
We have again the pleasure OF announcing to the
public the arrival of two more magnificent prizes sent
to this agency. On the I'D of August we sold to a
citizen OF Richmond the whole OF the capital of
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and on the next day returned for the want OF
purchaser, the whole of the grand capital of FORTY
THOUSAND. making three capital prizes sent to this
agency in the short space Of 60 days, amounting to
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS!!! In addition 10 tn Sc, we have sold
since the first OF August, prize OF 6o00 20o0, l000
and numerous emalier ones Let it be remembered
these prizes have all been sold in lotteries under the
management OF F. Morris & Co. More of ths same sort
can oe had and 10 obtain them, direct your orders TO
F. NORRIS d CO.. or
G.. w. PURCELL, Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DA v
IbY W.GnDDTN,

62 ACRES or LAND NEAR SHORT
GO PUMP, IN HENRlCO COUNTY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Ou MONDAY. Sepiemher
J. 1851 will be sold at Henrico County Co1rthouse ut
the hour of - o'clock, No., Tract Of woodland
near saSr PUMP in snriso County combining s.
Thos, Maxwell Samuel Brown and others.
TERMs-Cash or satisfactory note ct 4 months
interest added w, COMM '''
Go Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SCH, EMHLEW
4 BY virtue Ct trust deed executed 10 the subscri
bers by John II. Bailey bearing date 23d April 1851
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, we shall
in execution OF the said trust. proceed to sell at public
auction, at Rockets, on MONDA Afternoon, the let
day Of September, 1851, at o'clock, P. M the schr.
Emblem
Terms cash.
JAMES iHES ALFRED Fl siEbG JONES, Trustees. i
Sale conducted by w. GODDIN.
SCI Auctr.
A UCTION SALE OF CORRECTIONAL
IL RlES, &c.-Wi be sold on MONDAY. Ist
September, commencing at 10 O'clock at nv store on
Broad street, No. $40, all of my Confectionaries
Fruits, &C., consisting of the usual variety Glassware
&C. JACOR KARP
gV Sale positive and to be conducted by
au 50 A. MOTT, Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-01

AA FOR RENT.-A very comfortable dwelling
I'll house Union Hill near the residence of O. A.
Strecker, containing four rooms with the basement
There is we'll Of superior water in the yard together
with good garden and other convenences.
Rent $84 per year. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
au 6 Accents and CoIlpctnrs
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a. uGAR AND COFFEE.-25 hhds p K. and
~ New Orleans Sugar.
100 bags prime Laguayra and Rio Coffee, ia store
and for sale by
all so JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
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PIANO FORTEs, GUITARS,


s sssEs;Es &c.-P. II. TAYLOR is constantly re-
7 y U Y uceivng supplies Of superior Piano Forles
from the extensive manufactures u,
NUNNS q CLARK, and A. H. GALE g. CO.,
New York, The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers are we'll worth the attention ofthe public as pos.
sessng all the best qualities OF the best makers They
have been sold with entire satisfaction purchasers TOR
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large number
constantly being manufactured, there was no particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength, these qua-
ties are peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned Purchasers will derive no advan-
tage from going North, as am prepared to sell as
accommodating terms can be had any where. MY
assortment comprises instruments of 6, 81 and oc-
taves The latter are confidently offered superior to
any tor sale in Richmond, Va. Meodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms.
Martins unrvalled Guitars, with large assortment
nrces ipon % m & ponat AMI nn ban aa langg
with musical instruments and merchandise in great va
ety, and for sale the only Music Store in the city,
l60 Main street,
je 20 Opposite the Banks.
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1t FOK LIVERPOOL, Ito succeed the Ca
ee - zone)-The coppered and copper lasen-
ed barque MARY AMMAN, expected at City Point
gagged, will meet with despatch for freight of SO hhds
Tobacco Apply to
au 29-n REV CIOPTON
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~ FRANKLIN HOTEL FOR RENT
18th street and the Old Market, for rent. The build
ing is new and in fine order, and well suited fir ia
vern or boarding house, having commodious up
stairs, and the upper part OF the adacent building at
tached The location is central and convenient. APP
ply to JAMES M. TAYLOR.
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a. FOR RENTo-The store Room and Cellar
Esa of the tenement Broad street, near Matthe WIS &
Tmberakes The store room is large and we'll fitted
up, and the cellar large and dry. Apply to
au 26 RAGLAND & BROTHER
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a. FOR RENT-The store aud dwelling, stua-
Es led the South side OF Cary street, adjoining the
office Of VIM. D. Gibson, Esq For Terms, apply to
Col. Fl. c. Cabell, or
au2I las NJ TAYLOR
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FOR ROSTNN -Tbe rnbooner pEp1
DAVID CURRIE.

S8 FOR NEW YORK-Ffrst Packet-
So; and only Yes:el--vIRGlNIA LINE OF
RICHMOND AND NEW YORK PACKETS.
The regular packet echr. CRIANNA, Capt Dodge,
is now loading and will sail with all possible dis
patch For balance OF freight of 500 boxes tobacco,
passage having superior accommodations apply to
Captain on board, at Raston & Peasants wharf
or to DAVID CURRIE
all 10
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Ga FOX LEM, two very neat, new brick tene-
asa ments, in the Upper end Of the city, near
the late residence OF Peter Cotton, decd Each
nent contains thee rooms, and has kitchen, smoke
house and and half of handsomely enclosed
land attached and intended for use Of occupants
of both tenements, is well of excellent water Rent,
$l25 each Apply to TOLER & COOK,
jy Is Agents and Collectors.
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a. FOR RENT.--Two Rooms over the store Of
ksA Charles Hartwel q Co., opposite the Swan Tav-
ere, No. l07 Broad street.
IT p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-06
Mining Intelligence.

FROM the bhn francfeco Herald. sept.
The Qusrtsburg companies In Msriposa. now In
the full tide Of successful operation The Washington
VEIN worked by the Texas and Georgia Mining Compsuy
considered to be Of the richest In the State They
have stamping mach ines In operation, and are nov
taking out from 5000 to 81 coo daily
The Texas vein, owned by the Quartsburg and Bslt-
more Company, just being opened and the company,
with and expensive machinery. have scarcely yet
given u fair trial The rock In this vein IL flied with
nne crysalized quartz, the gold In which, although
trslve to twenty five cents per pound
The Spring vain rs located about half mile from the
above and II owned by Col Jack Hays and Others who
have now over fifty Mexcans working their claim. A
10 zht rich deposits Of the pre- ,ious ore; and the
papy are no doubt the high road 20 fortune. The
other princ ipal veins In this vicinity are the Eureka
Dorr Mount Ophir, and Gaines The latter IL exceed
IN fortnight The rock throughout this vein is Inn
pregnsted with fine gold
The veins In the valley generally owned BY com
panes Of from twelve 20 twenty Eve persons all Of whom
are endeavrng TO procure additional machinery for car
ryirg on their operations.
We have been presented BY our friend, Mr.. Q. s.
Coffin, with beautiful specimen Of the aurnerous
quartz, taken from vein worked by the Amsdore
Quarts Mining Company on Suffer Greek In Cssserse
county The piece In possession IL exceedingly
white and clear and IL encrced by beautiful line Of
the yellow dust The company consist OF ten men and
one share changed hands few days since for 81 O0o al
though the company have not as Jet, opened the vein
The Canon Creek Mining Company took out, en- In.
middle fork Of the American river Georgetown
SATURDAY last over Sxty-three pounds Of gold with
two small rockers One rocker worked with yield
OF $500, Of the above amount On Monday forenoon
following the company took out s67V0 One shovel
fu weighed $50 The company consisted oftwenty
thre men, and these diggines exposed 10 system
81 aooming Prom the manner In which we obtained
this information We DO not believe there can be sny
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Intelligence from the Sandwich Lsiards.
We have received advices from the sandwich fsnnd,

Intelligence from the Sandwich IsIands.
We have received advises from the sandwich islands
to the 10th Of July.
The intelligence Of the discovery Of gold in Austr,ai.
had created an immene excitement In Honolulu Flvu
vessels were at once advertised for sydney four a.
ave thousand bags Of -four changed hands In day.
The Poiynesian, under the head OF Court News"
that on Tuesday last the 10Th OF Juns, Dr.
Prick L. ID who arrived some months ago, ne Chan
celor Of the French Consulate grsciousy received
by Iis Majesty, and presented his family consisting q
eleven persons.
On the same occasion Capt w A. Howard late Of the
United States Navy, was presented 70 His Majesty
This followed by the suhoinef paragraph In the
diplomatic and mysteriousy important vein I'VE ars
authorized to state that Her Britannia Majeetye Ccns
General plenpotsntisry for Great Britain and the
Minister Of Foreign Relations "a penpoteutary for ths
hpgdo concluded and signed on the 10th inst, nav
treaty Of iispdship, commerce and navigation. upoo
PRINCIPLES the fullest reciprocity and respect 70 the
Kings sovereign rights which has been accepted BIZ Hs
Maj.sty and whereof the Publications are 70 be en-
changed In Honolulu in ten months from that date
The President Of Peru has appriscd "His august
Majesty Kan hsmehs that be, the President has oeca
elected President and the King Kamehameha sddr-s-
sing the President his great and good friend" d.
csres that nothing has given him much psasurs
rs 20 bear the aforesaid President has been elected
President and the Minister Of Foreign Relations
not let this opportunity slip without assuring the Peru
Wan Charge 81 his distinguished confederation as fol
lows
DEPARTMENT or Fosnes RrI,rrors(
Cry iioNoluLu, 18th July, 1851 \
Mosr EscriLESr sal have the honor 10 scSncwi-
edge the receipt Of your note OF the st April enclosing
autograph letter from his Exceency the President
Peru. for the King. Ills Majesty has commanded h
transmit his reply, through your Exceil,ncy, which
nov do that may elevate 1t TO the cegnzsnce Of tia
President.
add n copy q thu Kings autograph, aud am hssry
20 avail myself Of the first opportunity TO convey 70 ys
the assurance of the Kings respect and ccnsderrcs;
with which have the honor TO be most excellent ar,
Your very obedient humble servant 80
r. @ WYLLls.
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TO TuF rpfroE % rHs HSRALD 49,. "a
see u stated In Yesterday Htastp, ,aA a, -, ,ss
Gen Quitmsn killsi In the engassm "' ~ So -
mort IL iabls 20 he credited have w. effect upon ~
numerous friends and resions residing IN View aSs
elsewhere You win therefore ooug. ~ 4, "a. na ,an.
ing the report as kno~ positively 'nS' ms wv ''
dation II IL certainly mstsss N
Yours, truly, '"
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HAVANA ADvERTI,EmEsr.

W ENTosAs FURNITURE FLORES, No. a. OBIsPO
v street, snd - Obrspio street, Habans tCubsD hr
Nentosa hst constantly hand IN the above we'll knevn
stores srEa tnd valuable assortment Of Household Furn
sure and Upholstery % the latest STYLE which he will ecu
twer " per any other house Hsbans Per-
visiting Habana intending 70 Keep house and >ot wish
ing 10 purchase select from the stcck Of The Above arh
slea hire atAhe most reasonable
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

IoRooNLYN xusEUx GRAND DRAMATIC rEsrI-
val Cor the benefit Of Mrs Hart aged and destitnt.
dow whose suffering. call uPsn the symI 81 ".
rststous AID Mondsy evening" Oc.ober will be presented
kberidsn Kpoles play Of the HUNCHBACK, and Pools,
farce Of TURNING fHE TABLES. Performances eomnsnse
n ~ o'cloot.
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ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS
BY THE
sTHAn6sR1P PRoM6ETHHUS
~No.~N~~o0~-~~o>N~N0>NN-
THE TRIP OF THE FLYING CLOUD.
.N>~Noo~N~ONooNoNo~NN
THE ELECTION URNS.
NN0NNN>>~oo|ND~~~~>o.>~
THREE WEEKS EVENTS.
ooN~>oN~~~NO~O~N~oo>o
EN- MIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA
NNNN0NNN|NN0N(NO~NNN-NNy0No
Tue PROPOSED DIVISION OF TIE STATE.
eoO>N~N~O~N~O~OU~NNON~~
Excitement upon the Rescue Of Prisoners from
the Vigilance Committee.
~o.>~Io~~~N~~~oS~~~~~~
M MING INTEL LIG < N CE
ooO~oJ0~rO0y>N~So0J~oON~0-o-
I'll E T r &c A LIS.
N0~~N~0<y~~~>~~->N~~~~>>~000
M 3 E LA N Gus,
&c.
MINING INTEL ENCE
I H l. A T r / G A L S.
N>~0~o~oO~-0~No~oo~N~o~~
M I 3 c f L l. A N f Gus,
&C., &C., 60.

We give to day additional extracts of California news
from our files received by the Prometheus The news
will be found ofgenera interest.
Owing to wrong calculation, founded upon a typo
graphical error in authority made in yesterdays
paper the trip of tn. Flying Cloud to San Francisco
days shorter than it really The occupied
ninety days but it still remains six days ahead of the
previous shortest passage will be by the follow
ing list of short out ward passaces
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From the Alta California, Sept. L.
gentleman who arrived in this city to-day informs
that the body Of American, supposed to have been
murdered by the Indians, was found few days since
about half way between the San Francisco and
Frenchs rancho We could learn particulars Of tho
murder.
Apples pears andgrus of all sorts, are very plenty
and cheap at the Bay The vegetables Of Lower Cafor
mia inferior in size quality and flavor to those raised
in the Sacramento Valley.
Utah Indians in the Sbscts valley has nearly subsidized
although il is well known that they stn proving
about The effort to raise expedition pursue then,
failed in consequence OF the inability of the gentemea
to procure horses. We shall be subjected to frequent
alarms in consequence Of the depredaons of hostile In
dians, until have battalion OF troops stationed In
the valley There troops enough in San Diego to
afford ample protection to the southern portion OF the
State they properly distributed instead Of being
any possible contingency
The Grand Jury Of San Francisco on the 18th August
made their presentment to the Court Their aoors
poyed them twenty four days, during which time they
examined ninety criminal cases which clears the ca-n
dar; and Of which four for murder, twelve for
eault with intent to kill three for assault three for
arson three for robbery 81 grand larceny six bur
gary three for bgamy TOR forgery two for highway
robbery two for swnong four for bribery two for ab
ducon for ssing counterfeit money one for per
jury one for conspiracy to reb and murder and eleven
for sundry other result Of which has been
the finding Of forty true bills the ignoring Of thirty
three bills and the dismissal Of thirteen Upwards
Of two hundred witnesses have been examined in tho
above Many Of the ignored bills from the
fact that wtne who heretofore appeared
them could not found having for parts uoknow
gone out OF reach during the long delay since tho
commitment Of the criminals, flovng clearly the great
importance Of speedy trials IN our country.
On Monday night about dark three teamsers came -
the house Of Mr. shsster who lives the Nevada road
about miles above camp Far West-caled for sup
and horse feed Mr. shaster went out TO the corral
to attend their horses when he seized and tied
Mrs shaster who war ia the house, also tied up.
he had thre ated take his and his wes life. He
gave them ell he had which about seven hundred
aOllars After they got what they wanted, they left
One Of them stated tina. they the same men who
robbed the three Dry Creek last Friday night
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mILLIsEsY, FAsUv GOODS. SO.

Loftsi Sacks NANTfLLAsi = THE sUBsCRI.
mbers stoeh Of theee elegant garments, for the Fall
nov eomplete aud comprises The richest d ain and
brofdered yelvets sits sstns Coths French Merinos
o. the LATEST Psris designs Mses snd young Ladies
use vsris,y-oEo. BULPfN. Psris Ciosh shd nsntilis
Iperipm. Bl Brosdvay.
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VorE FOR GoyrRNoR.

Wing majority for Governor, G6.
"rhs lie about the number Of votes polled
In the city Of New York in April 1900 at the Jefferson
and Burn election for members Of the Assembly.
TOWNS IN THE INTERIOR.
The following Is the vote for Governor in several towns
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MUSICAL.

DHTLUARMoNIc sOCIErY-TENTH sEAsoN-xKM-
respectfully inform that the rehearsas OF the
will take place AZ Niblos Saloon. coencns on ss
turday afternoon October Applications for tickets &C.,
will bs received BY Mssrs. Scharenbers Luis ss5 Broad
way and BY the Secretary or any Of the comnssss Of ha-
j. L. ENSIGN. sss. s Wooster street.
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Theatrical.
From, tha Gan Fra neisca Post SAINT I

ARRIVAL A DISTINGUISHED CANTATRIcE.-~MHe.
Kaoska first singer Of the Grand Theatre Of Bordeaux,
arrived In this city by the last steamer We rejoice to
learn that citizens will have opportunity Of hear
ing Mile. Kaoska Sunday evening next at the French
theatre She has acquired very extensive reputation
as an artist, and by those who have intimate
quaintance with her merits her voice is said to be Of
very high order
We understand that the managers Of the Pacific have
secured the services Of Mr.. and Mrs Booth Mr. Kent
Mrs Woodward, and Miss Kate Grey We must say
that pleased with this step the popular mana
gers Of Thorne's company 1t will not only afford Mrs
Chapman and daughter Miss Rivers, and Mrs Mans
field relief from those excessive labors which they
have so nobly performed and in which they have ac-
Qured such popularity, but 1t will make completes
a company that has done much in entertaining tho
theatre geers Of Sacramento There cannot be- found
many companies in the Atlantic States in which there
finer array Of talents among both males and females
than il convened the boards Of the Pacific That
they will be sustained is beyond all doubt.
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DAnCIN0.

JJESRr WELLS AND SISTERS AcADEnY FOR
Dsncing and heathul exercises, ~ the stvyvesant
Institute, $50 Broadway Tuition has commenced and all
and appropriate n Wells asd Sister have
rsseed several In Paris ut the Royal Academy Al
THE best schools private dancing In France Apply daily,
q. TIE above address, from eleveno'cloek until two
------------------------
CrARfNG's PRIVATE DANCING AND wALrzrNo
- Academy, No 90 Bond ttreeth st.tes pleasure Ia
cling the class d.ys. commencing October ilh asA
lsth Wednesday and saturday, a. half past three oe-
for ladies and matters tuesdays and Fridays o'clock
and families attended. Sorecs AZ usual MT sn intro
duce In sddtion 90 the goritIa and tepcts, The Psrodi
mtIurks composed BY himself Music Tor sale 80 hs rea
dsnce "a ahovs
LIEN DoDwoRTds PRIVATE DANCING AGA
n deny No. as Brosme street, nstr broadvsy.-Ihs
day ocoter6 Cissses Mondays and Thursdays other
clsrees Wedndays and the afternoon for
ladies' and children, and In the evening for sentemsn For
partioulArs, see eircsisrs.
MADAME AUGUSTA TAKES IsAyE MOST RES
" nectiuy 20 inform the ladies and gentlemen OF New
ork that her ntructons In dancing s commegce ON the
the stujtessnt Institute, csc Broadway.
nUADRItLEs AND WALKING GLASSES Reo,D-
way, four doors above Nolo'e will open
hss 4 or 1851 and is5z Tuesday and Friday
evenings for Ladies and 0entlemcn will INTRODUCED In
addition TIE dances Of the season La Catarn.
4urts, and beautiful waltz We respectfully solicit
teel style Of dancing Ladies and gentlemen who intend
Joining select school, respectfully invited 90 call and
Che terms and ADVANTAGE We ohr Apply At the
Music Store, "a Bovesy. H. H. H. BUkNTON.
NINE DEsJARDINs GRAvTER, NvING RE
l moved her Dancing Academy 20 No Clinton place,
most respectfully informs the public that she viii opea her
glasses IN October, as usual.
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Prom the Alta CALI, Tn.s, aug 90 =, -.
Two communications have rece ty sppsared 10 Papers
printed in the southern portion Of ne state hnung IN
an bis nous Al the propriety " cnause OF gu.
present form of government Altho, yn tne .one ~,
those articles does indicate that thu. are OF great
moment at present, n may not be imprJ se w no,,ce
the subjects Of which they treat In brief va ou'soy
manner.
he hrst communication 10 which slluds VIZ pup.
ushed in the Los Angeles Star, Of July and was neu
"Niebs" The ground assumed that Celhosn'o
having come into the Union ss free state, the ssrs
state Of South Carolina has Just for secesdonu
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THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
that Mr.. @. X. Dickinson The oelel rated -lt popular
tragedian from the Theatres Rs.s r0ndcn. Eunours,
Glsssow nysrpoo and the PROVINCIAL ,sa..s. 81 Great
Britain aud Ireland will deys. 81 Dramatic Kesd
ings IN the Tabernacle Broadvs On Wednesday sth 90
tober tragedy OF HAMLET On Friday. 10th
at half past o'clock; TO commence A. oelosk precssy
Admiss 10 all parts Of the house. Tickets W be
Rad al die hotels and stsre Due notice
will be ven 20 the public OF the q the SERIES
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The California Electlon Returna.

VOTE OF SAN FRANCISCO.
The following the number Of votes He'd in the city
Of San Francisco at the recent State election September
8, 1851
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[A YOUNG LADY VINO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN
|hidr.n IN music Enssh brsnebss. and ,hs rudinsa o.
Ne s'i Herald sse ~ ~ ''''n
RookkrEPINo. ARITHMETIC: &C, rsueMT ,., II
ours. -: q TS s.fsss i R.nyIIIs Iss 30
r.ssy nsss Tsi Ia .sSs oa DAY ssa evening"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE RESPECTFULLY
informed %ss SSsns ,ns hsn s, s .r. sola.ssr
Mr. eoldsmiths services Hs are new ,sr as
,PANIsH LAseuAoE-oRAL sYsTEv-F. J. VIM
gyt, Professor q the above language and h..rssure IN
Gy q .r aSs 's cs s.s :: 's% 'rS q. E
s shall bs given er,'s 70 We scholars 70 JUDGE Of
sPs, ~ Sr Il AND 81 sS
Nv hprev.d edition o. Ollsndora. spanish Grsmmsr ~
S %ss1 Tf his
tPANIsn LlYouAGE.-xR A. DEP. BAEz. PROBES
.er Of re srsnish Lassuass snd ssragre. havisg
udy o. IN any par, ., .ss city AID val ..9 make .'.sss
rect two doers sron Brosawayi once NO.t.
,RrNcu AND SPANISH LASGUAoEs.-BoARpIv
and dsy school No. - BsIssswsy siT s.s q AI%y
" S.h inst .. ard clock r. their winter ,essiops
grammatical an Conversation courses Ia the
sr,,s .sshes Tor sdvsaces seoisr. and Sersasrs
pnstosi attendance a. the Gre, Lesson Il required.
NO SPANISH AsESrs AND eUARDrANs.-A CA:
thoiic ladf having untcr her charg three snail
snh boys and empleyit IN her family private tutor 70
truct them IN Euglnh and prepare them for college 10
xicus 10 increase che number 20 eight % ten IN order 20
clses 10 create In them greasr ambition for
dy Her residence "a IN the upper part OF the city where
will enjoy air aud plenty OF spare Eround Tor exer
with church within short distance The best refe
will Ne given apd eauirei and none but the sons Of
highest respectaby received. Address N. r. Herald
Zee.
FEs ACADEMY or MUSIC, SOS BROADWAY, TIL RID
nocr where private and class instruction, vocal and In
umental. may he had dsy and evening. class In sing
Ladies and gentlemen meet this evening. To leb q
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