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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-09
M A G H 1 N E K Y
Clocks! Clocks |!

Clocks! CLOCKS
A GOOD assortment OF Clocks and CLOCK trimmings
" will be found at A. Nj. DRlSCOlL'S Jewelry EstaD
Ishment in Bgelow Court Front Street. Also, Clocks
steamed and repaired by regular clock maker VINO mas
rad fifteen years experience in clock manuia''oiy
ian7-df
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-04

Each bolt TO contain 50 yards in length, and to be
% inches in width.
CLASS No. 9.
100 bolts of hammock stuff sample per bolt
60 do bag do do do
Each bolt to contain so yards in length, and to be
AZ inches in width.
80 bolts OF (cot, stuff, so yards in length, and
80 inches wide.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-04

$40 pounds
| CLASS No. 17-Wood
! 100 cords red oak, clear OF rotten wood and
fungus, with bark on Der cord
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-04

10 IA 90 WOOD raSpa do
do nail gimlets, assorted do
do spike do do do
do hrmer gouges, handled, as
sorted, to Q inch do
do socket gouees, handled, / to
inch, assorted do
do carpenters guages do
do pairs by 4.inch brass butt
hinges do
3 do pairs 3-inch brass butt hin.
Is do pairs 2f do do do
opairs 2i do table flaps do
do pairs 81 by 81 inch iron butt
hinges do .
do pairs inch do do
do pairs 2 inch do do
do IT inch upright mortice
locks, American wrought
iron frames, composition
mountings do {
70 do brass eyes for inch wire do q
IT DO in. iron chest handles, fat, do {
DO best c. 8. claw hammers.
handled, do 4
90 best screw wrench do. 10 in do \
do best G 8 hatchets, handled do \
$ coopers' marking irons do =
do beck do do
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-04
ldr C0npQss,

aach bolt to contain 40 yards, 20 inches wide.
Glass No 6.-Cotton Canvass
20 DOLLY NO cotton canvass sample per bolt
~ 40 do do do
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-04

$500 pounds, per pound, (best American manufao-
ture)
CLASS No. 2-Pig Iron.
5o tons No best American grey pig iron, per on Of
22l0 lbs. III
CLASS No. 3-(opper. E..
5o sheets copper. 70 inches long, 40 inches wide ard
one sixteenth inch thick-say 1890 ponds, per
pound
40 sheets "copper" 70 inches long, Sc inches wide, and
so ounce cold roed-say 225O pounds per
pounds $40 pounds per pound.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
OFFICIAL.
I40ceedings of the Council OF Munici-
pality No. Two.

TUESDAY, Feb. II, 1851.
The Council met at S o'clock p. M.
Present: The Hon. ]. H. CALDWELL president;
Aldermen Beard Brother, Etter, Hooper, Johnson.
Marks, Montanye Pride, Renshaw, Sewell,
Shields, Sykes, Stewart and Yancey.
The minutes having been read, Mr.. Yancey
made motion, which was carried, that said min
utes be amended by saying in the case of the letter
OF Hugh Grant, that it was laid over subject to
call, instead of " laid on the table," The altera
tion having been made, the journal was approved.
A copy of petition and citation in the of
"Hugh Grant versus A. d. Crossman, Mayor, A.
G. Blanchard ct AL" was read.
Mr.. Sewell moved that the securities OF Hugh
Grant be accepted.
Mr.. Renshaw moved, as substitute that the
matter he referred to the Attorney.
Mr. Yancey moved to take the security first into
consideration, and then the remainder of the matter
And the question being on the substitute of Mr.
Renshaw it was carried by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Beard, Etter. Marks Montanye. Pride,
Renshaw, Shields snd Sykes-6.
Navs-Messr. Brother. Hooper, johnson, Sewell. Stew
art and YaDcey-6.
Mr. Mccormick appeared and took his seat.
The following communication and statement
from the Comptroller were read:
CoMpTRoLLER's OFFICE. SECOND MUNIcIpALITY.}
New tbreans, February A. 1851.
TO the Honorable President and Fembers
of the ouncit If -MunieipdiitV No, Tno:
GEsTLEAEN-l beg herewith 10 transmit statement of
the Ets and expenditures o. this Municipality, for the
yslA%.6fg the 3st December, 1850.
ADoLPHE LAYKT, Comptroller.
Statement Of Receipts aud Expenditures Of NUM-
cipality No. Too, for The year ending December
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
MUSIC.
PIANO FORTE AND MgsIC sTORk.

81 CaMP TREET.
~ A. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
-, PIANO FORTEs. from the Justly -Q1nzl
celebrated Manufactories Of Halet, 5iES
Davis y Co;, Boston; John B. Dgnham,
orders reserved f io the HoRsTs PATENT IRON PiA.
NOS, to be delivered in fast we'd from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bsai Piano in
nse particularly for county, where Tuners seldom
other Piano These Pianos have independent cass
winch can be removed in moment, there being
-Nssx v!oIlNs, ,ACC0RDEONs, Flutes, and
EtS other Musical iast.uments, constantly hand and
Ke.cS tore, Gniiar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
- BOOKS for all musical instruments. tS1- A Lib
eya Discount Dealers Teachers and all sending large
oriers All orders PROMPTLY attended to. tnh2
MUSIC AND Nj siCAL l. KUMENTS,-rhe
1Vl subacrbers would respectfully request your ANA
attention Their large and extensive stock of Mn. 43
sic and Musical Merchandise of every descnption
and also their well selected assortment Of Piano EN
Fortes from the fac OF thu frs. makers in the
United STATES and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp, vonceTo, Double Bass
Vious, Flutes, ia ars. Accordons. Brass instruments
for Bands, Tambourines, BanjUs, Drums, ETC. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning bammers FORKS. etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended to,
liberia discount made dealers and professors. and to
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taken in pant payment
the new Music received from the North as soon as pub
lished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct: 25
,,,.. z. 4. TYLER,
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The upon which this company insure life pecu.
ary favorable to the insUredmuch Ia believed,
than the terms OF any other Lite Insurance Company TO wit
The great security afforded in g arantee nnd of
800 000 s2O coo Of which has been paid in cash and $50 90
secured in the safest by Bond and Mortgage Rea
Estate
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the of other
companies and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit Of Married Women from
the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend TO all policy holders payable in cash
also, additions made to Life Policies every five
Notes taken in part for premiums
Policies issued application Without Delay, causing
Loss OF Insurance TO the parties.
OF either insured between the ages of IA and Co.
inclusive, for year, D years. or for life.
The pamphlets and published by the company will be
found contain much valuable information respecting the
nature, principles application and benefits Of Life Insurance
Also, examination OF the plans OF the other Mutual Com
panes of this country and full explain OF the plan pro-
posed by this together with various tabes-one
showing the rates OF premium for the term Of life of seve
companies, compared with the of this company and
another giving the this company, for all ages and
which insurance is made
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis and applications
ceved and forwarded By
A. n DILLON, JR., Agent, at NewOrleans
A. J. WEDDERBURN, Medical Examiner.
sg Office of Peoples Telegraph Line. Commercial Ex-
change, st. Charles mig If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
SSY1{l9|!!3{Bz9 SSY1{9!|!:3{|Bz9|

THE DAGU SALOONS, No.
l. 93 Camp street. tSbi's new buildings are now open
for feapon of visitors who respectfully invited to
examine the very EXTENSIVE collection OF PORTRAITS.
." These SALOONS have been magnificeAty fufnishet
every attention will be bestowed to give satisfaction 10
Operating Room constructed expressly for this pnr with
immene SKy-LIsHr, and by Nkw trEMicAL FRO;
cEss u.ed Ia preparing the Plate he prpmced
in very Of time tonly few seconds,, exhibiting
a high degree OF perfection, with she goper snd
graduation # Light and shade, without which Pictures
not he le-tke.
ey~ choice variety Of style Enemeed and En-
graved LOCKETs of the finest Gold aud best workmanship
snitabe of Miniatures, furnished the manufactures
prices
eg- Artists supplied with every article rsed in the Da
guerreotype at rev York prices. JACOBS,
d24 tim No, 80 t,anp street, Newtlrssps,
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YMOUR n BRO.
Wholesale AND RETAIL GhOCtHs.
Nos S42 and 244 Tehoapitoaias street, Ne,0 Orleans
X EEP constantly on hand good supply OF every
L - arcle N the GROCERY LINE, such rs FLOUR.
b,AGoNt BGTTER, LARD, COFFEE,TEA SUGAR,
10 suit purchasers, H6 y
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Notice. 5s ~
OFFICE LAKE PeSgcHAarRArN HAsEnAAD Co
N-wor.ea ., ApgA y, l6e4
A a Meeting Of The Boar e Directors, Il Wss
Resotued That public notice he {&en 81 III (ompahS
that in conformity wi the rules asst lppsea ~ 4a
known il shall no, hold itself rsspons6e ~ any e d.
sScspt when isating iIon aceldsn aurlns she
T s g. Sss a sp a. q ~ G spS Is r u hs e. oSs r. ~
asii1s; Si from the very momsos il = SHhbSss32 -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
JOHN G. STEWART,
T. A. JoH.sON,
J, A, BEARD,


Mr.. Marks, Chairman of the Committee on Fire.
presented the following resolutions, which were
severally adopted after suspending the rules;
ResoLued, That so much of resolution No. 2603,
passed July 10th, 1919, in relation to appropra-
ton of one thousand dollars for Jackson Fire Com
pany No. IS, as is expressed in the following
language, be and the same is hereby repealed viz
the whole amount to be charged to the company
in conformity with the ordinance"
Resolved That the Mayor is hereby authorized
and requested to purchase from A. IL Robertson,
in behalf of this Municipality, certain lot OF
ground on the South side of Thala street, between
Bacchus and DrYades Streets designated as No. IL
said lot measuring thrty-one feet, eleven inches
five lines front on Thalia street, by one hundred
and twenty feet, ten inches, and five lines IN
depth, between parallel lines, American measure,
for the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars, for
the purpose of erecting thereon engine house for
Washington Fire Company No. 2O on the follow
ing terms and conditions: Five hundred dollars
cash. the balance at six and twelve months credit,
without interest, in notes of the Municipality,
which the Treasurer and Comptroller hereby
authorized to issue; provided that the title to said
property shall be examined and approved by the
Attorney.
Resolved, That the Mayor is hereby authorized
and requested to purchase from Joseph Field, in
behalf of this Municipality, certain lot Of ground
on Tchoupitoulas street, between Race and Orange
streets, measuring twenty-six and one-haf feel
front on Tchoupitoulas street, by about one
hundred and twenty-five feet in depth, for the
sum of twelUe hundred and tfty dollars, fo
the purpose Of erecting thereon an engine house
| for Trad Ferry Fire Company No. IL, ol
he following terms and conditions ons thir'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

MADAME YORk-This celebrated PHILOSOPHER, As.
VI oioglst and Physog nomst, and OF the Egyptian
praces OF Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men OF New Orleans that she will remain in the city fora
sciences at her office, No. 26S Gravier street, between ST.
Peter and ST. Paul streets. Madam Y il desired, will
chronological Charts, with ametsuremens Of the hea
tamperamept etc. Consultation Al. aul36m
GOODRICH " co. offer for sale at their Ware
~ houses 81 aud ~ Common street, the following articles
at the lowest wholesale prices Their stock of GROCERIES
is large and worthy the attention of the trade
1000 paekagesb ID, g tb and 10 xes Teas;
wv halt chests superior II. and Imperial do;
400 halt chests ordintr ry AMI good Black do;
q cases cu,ious Black Tea-superior;
% do do Green DO do:
10 half chests English Breakfast Teas;
25y packages l.overng's Loaf Sugar;
,2oo do NewlrIeans Refined Sugar;
ll00 do assorted Mackerel
100 boxes and d,ums Goldfish;
AU do Winchester Soap;
t00 do Litchfi Id n Co s Adamanne Candles;
26o do Star Candles;
50o mats Casa;
100 bags Pepper
- cask Dutch Ombro Madder;
100 cases Fire Cracker
ia casSs Byas Porter and Ale;
l9O caes English Porter;
SEU kegs iindgewater Nails:
an5 packages Raymond GODDARD Brandy;
| ~ DO Bisquit Trico he's do;
,o3 pipes Howard, March II Co Madeira;
leo pkgs Port, Sherry aud Bnrgundy Wine;
,50 do Sweet Malaga Wine;
| 100 boxes superior Vmiirit Tobacco;
tS WIN large stock OF Picsles. Preserves, Champagne
DUFFIELD's HAMS AND JoLEs-
~ % . hbls hbls Dutiields new Huns:
q Rb,i RSds DO DO eS'a % a. 5Se' ao
Landing ex steamer Georgetown and for sale hy
| r. u McALPIN,
jas 20 Common st and Canal street Row.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS,
G@u 6 g 6;
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTcHARTRAiN.
PONTCHARTRAiN RAILROAD COMPANY
Nan azrau ae,aeu, t1r lAs Denart,.re ,E the cars

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from sclack - =
tV An OMEIrus leaves t,ana and Chsrtras assol evc1
quarter Of an hour for the Depot 9'7 :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
sLAyEs;,,;sLAVEs

SLAVES:,:: SLAVES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-I00 SLAVES,
w for which the highest cash prices will be paid Chi
and merchants VIII, have Sllvss for sae will phss
is 3mos- ELIHU CRESWELL l56 Common st.
EOR SALE-A fine Piano Forte nearly new,
l. OF superior and workmanship;
FAMILY CARRIAGE nearly new, In nne order, fof one
or horses, with doube harness;
SO0 SWEET TREES lwo ami three years old line
plants about 5000 GREENHOUSE rLASrs, oi almost every
FOR RENT-The Store No. 207 Julia street. suitable fas
WaNTED-A good second hand ClsTERN, to hold about
$3.50 gallons. Apply at No. 22 ate hsZ street., mp
stairs fe3 2is4Os
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$44, ,275 70
New Orleans. February II, 1881. -
W. Ii, GARLAND, Treasurer.
PETITIONS ETC.
A report from the Superintendent of Public
Works, to the effect that Dennis Cronan had failed
10 somply with his contract. petition Of D. Red.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
CHEAP FURNITURE STO

A SURE and safe remedy for, and viii positively
Dyspesia ibronc Diarrhna Sea Sickness cholera and
Cholera nantun, and healthy acton TO the Liver
without particle of caoe qunne mnrphine
entering their compound They DO purpor be
remedy Tor all of diseases that flesh heir but
perence warrants in saying the above they will posi-
lively cure They il also correct all arrangements OF The
stomach and relieve from those aches and pains throughout
the system commonly called rheumatic.
1t excellent remedy for the Gravel, and Vermi
fuge or Worm meoicine, thers is none better
tp" Prepared only by DR.. =. FANCHER, 140 Fulton
street, New York a few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
E. ID BEACH, l27 Canal street,
t AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi Arkan-
sas. Texls and Elnrila. fall-IYdNw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance EO7llNNny.
CAPITAL, a3OO, 600

JOHN. M. HILL, Pres. GEO W. MARTIN, sec'ry.
tV- This long established Company, with the most ample
means for the protection of It's Policies confines taks
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS On the most liberal TERMS
at its Agency in New Orleans, al the office of
diI ly PICKETT. PERKINS Il CO.. 81 Magazine st
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INsUHAACE CO.
at COHLNGTO.N, KY.
w. r. ROBBINS, President GREER Vice Presiden
J. r. PAYsON, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECT oRs:
W. o. Robbins, A. l.. Greer, c. A. Wltheu
j. s, Morgan, j. B. Casey, S. T.. Mack,
H. NJ Withers, s. S. Walker.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
VOLUME III.-NUMBER 296.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
1v1 and Gentlemen Of Neworesns tha. his Dancing oa~
Academy will te opened MONDAY next, Nov. A. al (3
N7N No. sCaronfelet street, betvee Common and
e cy Canal streets, where he will teach al the -
zs fashionable Dances in such the following
@ French 6xadviues.
Pulse a Deaz Temps, Polka .Mdzourka,
Tdise Trois Temps, German Polka WALTZ,
Polka du Salon, La RedoDa,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. c. will teach these fashionable Dances ladies and gentle
In a course Of fifteen essona
no Private Glasses lzss and gentlemen O'CLOCK
every day.
10 Class for Children from O'Clock till dark MONDAYS
md THURSDAYS.
10 Clans for gentlemen from hafpast till 10, night
Ne~Oriesns, Nos 2, 1850 a7 SIN os Inv
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The Police Committee, 10 whom was referred the
complaint Of the Captain of the Watch against
Watchmaa E. A. Cleary, beg to report, that they
have examined the charges preferred, but in con-
sideraion of lis being his first offence, they recon-
mend that he be reinsiated, and placed on duty on
another beat, with forfeiture Of his pay from the
date of the complaint until the 9Th instant. They
ask be relieved from further consideration OF the
subject.
JNo. N. HAWTHORN.
J.. r. HOOPER.
JosEPH ETTER
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palm OlL-io casks, fresh importation, now
Il landing and for sne 10y
fss ''''N TAYMAN s aoLpENs 80 Masrsins st.
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cash, one third at six months, and third at
twelve months, without interest, in notesof the
Municipality, which the Treasurer and Comp
troller hereby authorized to issue; provided,
that the title to said property shall be examined
and approved by the Attorney.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

]. T. MoREHEAD, Solicitor.
4. PRETLow, NJ. D., Physician.
j. Il, CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
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The President left the Council chamber and
Mr.. Shields, motion of Mr.. Renshaw, was
called to the Chair.
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Mr.. Yancey moved to adjourn, which was lost
by the following vote:
YEAs-Jessr Hooper, Mccormick, Sewel. Stewart and
Yancey-5.
NAYs-Messrs. Belrd, Brother, Eter, johnson, Marks.
Montanye, Pride Renshaw, Shields and Sykes-l0.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

riguez and others, protesting against the contem-
plated manner Of laying down wooden cutters on
Liberty street, recently adopted by the Council;
and of property holders in the vicinity OF the An.
nuncaton Market, relative to the opening OF
South Market street-Were read and referred 10
the Committee on Streets and Landings.
OPP. w. Sheffield, for permission TO erect
house and steam engine therein, on SONS street.
of Henry B. Kelly, for the emancipation of the
slave Henrietta; of Sarah Conner, t. w. c., Tor per,
mission to remain in the State OF Goden and
Cristy for permission to erect blacksmith shop
at the corner of Triton Walk and Bacchus streets
and of owners and occupants of property at the
corner of Baronne and Perdido streets, complain
ing of steam engine in OF said buildings as a
nuisance-Were read and referred to the Commit
tee on Police.
OF James McCabe, Sergeant Of the Night
Watch, asking reimbursement of fee paid by him
in suit instituted by Michael Wogan, against
him for false imprsonment-Was read and refer
red to the Committee on Claims.
OF Josiah Cole, for reimbursement of taxes paid
in error-Was read and referred to the Committee
on Finance.
OF Philadelphia Fire Company No. IA, for ap..
preparation to rebuild Hose carriage-Was as read
and referred to the Committee Fire.
A letter was read from James McCabe, Ser
geant of Night Watch, offering L. e. Malone as
his security, who was accepted
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Conn, Office Second Mun'eipaitye SlUIOO6l IA
NewOr cans, Deeemter 81, 1850.
ADoLPHE LAYET, Comptroller.
The Treasurer's weekly report was read as
follows
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Jso. N. HAWTHORN.
J.. r. HOOPER.
JosEPH ETTER.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. Boarding aad paI Eeheal For Yanna Ladias.

THE business ot this Seminary viii be resamed \ thr 9Th Sept. (O VI. when . punetuaI uttea. dance of the Pupils is earnesay requested.
 This lnslituiion. under the care ot Ms. and the MIsses WOOD, wish Ass,atani Teaehegs, ofEess every aeiiiy r importing the advantages of highly 6nished edaeatoa Possessing within themselves the qualifications for fhe vsrioas hFsnehes wsieh they have pssetised with perfect sasisseto they brg to refer 10 tie gentlemen whose names are anhexed.
 The Papiis m the Boarding Srhool, beIng cen sianfiy associated with thrif Teachers receive that attention so necessary to form and sehne the man nesss and produce habits oi order and regularity essential ia the lorms,ioa oi character
 Feeling the importance ef through knowledge of the French language, indispensable in polite edues'oe. the Principals wish to reader t as fat ss possible the language oi the establishment. They prcpose adEnistiag the Pupils, who reside in the family. 70 attend the French classes without exta charge.
 Theleeaioh ofthe city of Litte Rock is heaIthfni pleasant. and accessible at all times, by steamboat and stage.
 The system of education, assidnously pursued, aims at perfect appreciation of whaieveri attempt. ed in developing the moral and intellectual faculties l-efnbfacBg thorough and sl stematie course from 'hs elementary 70 The highest branches. Monthly records of scholarship ami department tsahs'ni' ted to Parents. whilst every jud'cious ineiemeRt tC siuhy IS afforded.
 The school is constantly nndeI the supervision ol the Board ci Visitors, whc from time io time, ex- aInne the various classes and rspof their progress Terms of Tuition and Board per session oi Ave months.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
EDUCATE YouR DAUGHTERS.

THE ,e,ni-aunual examination of the young ladies
 of Inc Tuiio Female Seminary will commence on w .anrslay the lsth day of December next and couiinus 'hree days. The exercises will ee peeu- IiarIy attractive consisting of the eAannSuoh daring tie forenoon of each day and lectures oy gentlemen distinguished for their L.eta'y ano 9e', ,s. ..Pidg.,, will give a magnificent FAIR aud SUF- PER to aid in the erection of suitable Lecture Rooms While the Concerts, Compositions aud Execution by the young ladies wifi ensure an agreeable var civ to the entertainments. To those who des'fe 10 educate their D,ue ehters. the occasson wi' present a favorsble opportunity 10 judge oi me n'r,'s % 0, ,h. S.mia,rv The next session will begin the lst Monday in Jannary. 1851 Ample arrangements will be made to accommodate all who may cons'-- Ths nablie ysner lily are respectfully invited 10 at- tend. By order of the Board of G"ardlsar; ,,,,,,,
 Nov l9 1850 -ll-n Ires'dem