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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
Office of the N Albany and Salem Railroad Co ,

NV ALBANY, May 81, 1852
- EALED Proposals will be received Engineers Office
- Greenease Ind on The 1sday OF July Clearing
Trading and Bridging Of yre miles OF the New Albany and
Salem Railroad. - =
The line 10 be let extends River
at Gospor through Cloverdale, Punamye (reencasle
BRIDGE and adoga, Charlottesville. and large
amount OF Masonry and Bridge Supeueiure with heavy
grading.
OF letting and plans profes specifications and may
seen al the ohce al any lime after the 2ilh OF June.
Proposals Will be received The
Clearing and Grading Of eight miles Indianapolis
branch road, between Gospor and Mooresyille.
jun4-dlI6w4w l.. b. WILSON, Chief Engineer
SHERlFFS SALE.-By virtue Of execution 10 me directed
- from The Clerks Office OF the Marion
pose to public sale Saturday the 26h day
door the Court House. Indianapolis Marion county Ind
ana within the hours prescribed by law, the profits
seven years OF the following Real Estate to-wiI
otnnmber six 6 and the south side of lot number FIVE 5
square number forty 0 Also lo, number thirty (3G
lot number oryone l4ll Woods addition
snaposn the city OF Indiana polls Marion county
And on failure realize the full Judgment interest
and COSTS WILL at the time and place, expose
pie OF sad Real Estate Taken the Daniel Keey
James heely and George McOua suit of Josiah
c: g. CAMPBELL. Sheriff Marion County.
By w ROBSON. Deputy.
June J, 1852. ian3-dit-yy2y
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MARION COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

MARION COUNTY AGRICULTURAL soolETY-The
IN Executive COMMITTEE appointed the
following officers and persons who requested seyeIsy
exeriions procure subscriptions fitting and
closing be held fall,
cure the holding the Indianapolis, The Clerk
Sheriff Auditor Recorder Probate Judge Treasurer and the three
County county, Evan Brstow Samu
d. Baker each Of the Officers Directors and Executive
COMMITTEES Of said Society.
ID Is requested each person procuring such subcrpss viii
repo the same 10 Court House Saturday
she 10Th day Of June next, al O'Clock.
BY order OF the Committee. -
my2S X MAYHEM, Seciy. 2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
National Agricultural Convention.

Whereas the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture, at
its meeting held in Boston, January H. 1882 requested
its president 10 enter into correspondence with the presl
dents OF Stale and other agricultural associations on the
expediency Of calling National Agricultural Conven
ton; and whereas the Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society its meeting Harrisburg the goth OF the
same month, and the Maryland State Agricultural So
cety, at its meeting Baltimore the 4h oil febrna
ry, adopted similar resolutions and recommended the
formation Of National Agricultural Society; and
whereas the New York, Ohio and other State societies.
though their presidents by published resolves, have
expressed similar views in relation the necessity Of
closer bond Of union between all such Institutions through
ont country
Therefore the Undersigned believing from these in
dcations that the time has arrived for confederation Of
local agricultural societies in the United States and IN
conformity with the resolution OF the Pennsy wanna So
cety authorizing the presidents OF the three first named
associations 10 designate time and place, do hereby M
vite delegations TO meet in convention in the city oil
Washington, on the twenty fourth day oil June next at
10 o'clock, A. M.
The objects Of this convention organize a Ma
tional Agricultural Society, which the various agrcu
tura societies may be auxiliary TO consult together upon
the general good and establish by this society such
other the convention may devise more cordial
and widely intercourse between agcultursts
our own country and in other lands; 10 create additional
facilities for the acquisition and diffusion of knowledge
by books journals seeds, and other objects OF interest
to the American farmer and gardeners and TO act on
such other matters pertaining to the advancement Of
agriculture the wisdom OF the convention may Indge
appropriate
For these purposes the undersigned earnestly solicit
delegations from the various State other organizations
for the promotion OF agriculture in the several States
and territories and where such organizations do not
exist delegations from such districts, consisting in all
cases Of such number OF persons it may be deemed
expedient to appoint
As it has been considered desirable to name earlier
day for this convention than at first expected this
circular issued before the oil several OF the
State Agricultural Societies could be obtained. Their
respective presidents therefore requested to add their
names this call and to give immediate publicity to
the same through the papers and periodicals of the day
large and general attendance is confidently ancI-
pated.
Societies will please transmit at early date list OF
the delegates they have appointed, to Daniel Lee
D.. Agricultural Department Patent Office, Washing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

MARSHALL p. WILDER,
President Massachusetts Board of Agriculture
FREDERICK WATTS,
President Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
CHARLES B. CALVERT,
President Maryland State Agricultural Society
HENRY WAGER,
President of the New York State Agricultural Society
THOMAS STOCKS,
President Southern Central Agricultural Society
ARTHUR WATTS,
President Ohio State Board Of Agriculture.
JAMES TALLMADGE,
President American Institute, New York.
JOHN c. GRAY,
President Mass. Society for Promotion Of Agriculture
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT,
President Indiana State Agricultural Society.
GEO. w. NESMITH
President New Hampshire State Agricultural Society.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
President Vermont State Agricultural Society.
JOSIAH CHAPLIN,
President Rhode Island Society for the Encouragement
OF Domestic Industry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

MoNTvIIE March s. 1851
Messrs. s. A Weaver Co,-Genlemen n
wife would say childhood
Humor About twenty since appeared in very dssrens
Erypsas al FIRST in spot Of brs a cherry color on he
face accompanied painful sensation similar
produced BY FIRE From Tins pOnt spread over The whole
lace which became swollen thar for several DAYS she was eni
y BLIND dis6gured acquaintance
did recognize She had been
head painful were they thai Al nsl
was impossible for her to allow them 70 touch The pillow Tn
roush ,s dressings and rnn an H. tes of he ect sns -
aeIld was a, us' when came IA CONTACT "h The SKIN he elect
80 ~ III =, ~, ~ VI .i - -, = - =
49, Hs se''e "eame PaI.S VI
ad S 80, nasI a ,i ~ " 49,, N - pS 1909
- -r.i ~, a,. ~. - - - TT -. -
49, mn fnaa o. - r.b ',li IN = go - "a -
- a., ~ $500 "a s;ar,1 - ,si,a - - = f IA.
nss,I a. - ~ LsIsa5 sens, ,ts a. IN ,, 80.
y os~sr.5 - ~. -. "a .ais3 ,.i .ah 80. -. @
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

guSO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE-IMPORrANT NO
TICE-A gentleman from neghboring Stale, intending 10
settle DESTROYS OF making investments City Lots with
Dwellings Farms in the vicinity of this city, He Will be here
IN a Owners such wishing 10 dis
pose OF the same requested register description with nl
particulars. Immediately al the
- AZ Indi polls.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
indiana Institute for the
DEAF AMI nUMR

ION The National Road II mile easI OF Indianapois)
VISITORS admitted Monday. Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday between the hours OF and O'Clock
NJ also, Saturday from 10 i2 O'Clock NJ During these
will be readiness conduct citizens
Stale and strangers The school and through those
the buildings open ihs public The object OF the Institution be
the benefit Of the unfortunate Mules will allow The adn
sion Of Visitors AT any other time ocG3dSwt
CtOPARTNERSHIP-The subscribers have formed copart
~ nersp carrying the Wholesale and Retail Booksellng
Stationery business all it branches under the firm
Of c. b. Davis & Co. C. r. DAVIS
June 4, 1852. H. r. WEST
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10
DIR. s. A. WEAVER'S.
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP.

A ND CE
These Preparations warranted oIer COMPOUND
IN use for expeling
serofulous Humors, Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelss
Mereurial Diseases. and all other Diseases Arising
from an impure state Of the Blood; Also, Liver
Complaint, Female Weakness Dyspepsia,
AND G GENERAL DEBILITY.
ar WEAVER the original dscovereT Of this Medicine
EVeguaTy educated Physician Graduate OF the Albany Med
cal College and exhibit Certificates his Once from the best
Physicians in Albany certifying his ability aud qualifications
Medical Practitioner and extensively engaged in the
OF Medicine
ERYSIPEI.AS AND SALT RHEUM CAN BE CURED
Mrs Giles Turner, Knoxville who had afflicted
spelas for the last Twenty Years and within
FIVE years. has been entirely Blind from the es
mslady.
CURE EFFECTED BY DR. wEAvERiS SYRUP AFTER
ALL OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED
READ THE CERTTFICATE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-10

Cass lls; Buchanan ga Douglas 81; Marcy &c;
Butler Houston Z; Dickinson Lane 10; Dodge 3;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08
MARINE NE W..
PORT OF RICH si.e ~ u

ARRIVED,
Brig Arcturius, Nicherson, Windsor, plas-e- 10
l. Webb & Son
Schr Lion, Heay, Rockia,d, lime to Z Rankin
Schr Pawtuchet, Ta!ma-, Rocalan4, lime to
Rankin
Schr Ocean, Creighton, Baltimore, iron TO Il W
Fry
Schr Ship CARPENTER Burrows from Fredericss.
buig =, with wheat, arrived at New ork 9th.
Schr Richmond, Couch, hence, arrived al New
YORK ON.
Schr Ann, Hopkins, Petersburg, arrived a. New
York 9th
Ship Geo A Hop!ey, Pierce, from Liverpool for
Alexandria, was spoken DC! 8, CT Smiths Point
LightDOat.
sch,s Willard Phillips, Watson, Freiericks-
burg, and Emma, Crowell, City Point, arrived al
Boston 5h.
Schrs Henry N Smith, Jenkins, fer Fredericks.
burg, aud II Smith, Norton, for this port cleared
at New York 9Th
Schrs K Mather, Maaee, and Hanover, Chi
chester, hence arrived a. New York 5th
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A + an adjourned meeting ct the Council OF the |
~ City OF kchmnnd he'd Sent zlst lel2. the t0l. |

A + an adjourned meeting tt the Council OF the
"A City OF Richmond, he'd Sept xlst le5a, the foi-
lowing was adopted:
The Council being satisfied that the petitions OF
Cobin Warwick and others the petitions OF one
fourth of the freehoders Of the city, doth, on the
said petitions,
Resofre, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed to take the OF the freehodrrs Of tie
half of the citv m Az subscribe to the stock Ct the
Richmond and Danve Railroad Company, com
pany incorporated for work OF internal improve
men, in this STATE part of which is to be construct
ed in or near the eity.l an amount not exceeoiLg
$50 OOO that III time If the poll ne Tuesday, the I'd
cay Of November next ana that this resolution br
published for month, (and afterwards until the
day Of the poll in ar least two newspapers ct the
city. copy.
WM. P. SHEPPARD, C. c. +.
1t,,-+0
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NO1ItE Tn SHIPPERS.
fok BALTIMORE AND PHiLaDELpHI,
Twice n Wa.E

nv orr Twice Week,
oi @ihAMEha "hELVlDkkE' AND "pOCA.
HOkTAs"
unui further notice, shippers will
-.szsttkazzzs have two opportunities wsek BIZ rtr
"o1so ooats, Ia and from Baltimore and pbiIatieI.
ice BelVldere leaves Baltimore as at rrssent-
asoIs saturday evening, at 1 uclock, Tor Rich
mona hetui nins she viii leave here every Tines.
oay e'enlng al same hour. for Baltimore.
me foeahontas will leave Baltimore for Riet
mona every "Wednesday evening at 1 o'eIocs 10
turning she viii leave Richmond every saturdsy
evening al same hour, f9r Baltimore
Gods shipped by this line TO Ph;lade,,b;, 60
taken through per the Steam PropeIlers nfy,,, 81.
tween Baltimore and Pbiadelpnia. Fre;ebf T., lar
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and the South and West gs,
orally, also received. seA
BE IL LUDLAM a. WATSON
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SyA VIRGINIA AKERY. I'm
xp street, East side, between Main
ar ana cary streets, near the corner Of

W, SHANhs J; CANNON having opened the
above Bakery, trust that by careful attention in nro
curing the best materials and workmen, they will
be able TO supply the public with such nice Family
Bread and Fancy Cakes, &c as to merit shave n
general patronage. I0-fn~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08

A CARD.-The subscriber having a few leisure
II hours in the afternoon and evening, W oud give
instruction to any who may desire to pursue
privately the study Ct the Latin Greek, French or
spanish Languages. Being graduate OF the Uni
versty Of Virginia in Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, and having had considerable experience
both in teaching and speaking he tetls confident Of
being able to give satisfaction 10 any who may de
sire lis services. Any communication left at the
Madison House will receive prompt attention.
oc 2-lat* PHILIP n. MONTAGUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08
n RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO.


1RY.-The subscriber invites the attention Of
the AIDE TO his new and extensive Fall Stock Of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, styles, colors and qualities OF Gentemens'i
BoTs' aud Chiidrens hats and Caps now in use
Merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are particularly requested to examine before
going further North, ths almost infinite variety q
GOODS ready for their inspection at this estab'
Iishment. Those who have the disposition TO pre-
fer home manufactures and encourage home H.
dustry, can do with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which will be warranted as hne IN
quality and perfect in workmanship as can be pro.
duced in any market in the world, while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish 10 pat
rOniZe the manufactures of other States can &c iur'
nished W tn Northern and Eastern goods al the
manufacturers prices The stock consists OF the
usual variety OF fine fashionable Hats ANA Caps, OF
old gentiemen's broad bruins from the finest 10 the
lowest qualities; Servants Hats and Caps OF a..
kinds, from one dollar per dozen uo; Children and
infants ats and Caps, Ladies Riding Hats al
the various styles ana qualities OF sit dats Isf.
pauIin, w ooI and Glazed Hats all the grades Of
Caps, hair, seal, cotn, leather, plush, COTTON and
siIk,) Fur Caps up the very Finest Ct!er and bea
ver
LadieS' Turs-Muits, Tippets, Muiat9es
Cuts, EctoTines Foot Nuts Misses and ChIiaEens
Nuts Vicl0rlnes, &C, as complete ana wei assJtE
ed stock Of these goods as IS usually Sept ID .Aa
most fashionable fancy Fur stores Of As~ loTS
au 3I--2m JOHN DOULki, II Main 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08
oGNA CARRIAGES. CARRT.EE-

es The subscriber has On hand =, -.
Coach-making establishment, on Lombard ALL
between Main and Cary, U3th and l4th s,raa,:'h
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches Cbsriot,sa.,
Barouches. Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkes, all OF mis- own make, of the best ma,erial.
and workmanship. All of which will be sold =. i",.
as good work of the kind can be In the civ =,
Richmond; and respectfully ask a call from tsosa
in want of any article in the Carriage line "a am
determined to make to order and sell a, the loves,
prices possible; and all work Sold tnatis new war
ranted; MICAJAH mANGUN.
an % dom
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A CAkU.-Mr. JOHN DUNDEhDALE re-
"A specttuly informs his friends and pupils that
he is now prepared to resume the duties OF his pro-
frssion Teacher OF the Piano Forte and the art
If Singing. Any communications addressed to Mr.
ID at The Doe kstore Of Massrs. Harold & Murray,
No TT, Broad street, will meet with prompt atten-
linn oc 2-12t*
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PA NOS.-p. II. TAYLOR is
- Eys. 8 s3c0nstanty receiving elesaut anr
n III I Uplain fiapos from the popular ma.
II skers Eunns i CLARK
These Instruments received the graf gold medei
prize III The "UoJids Fair" London, 1851; aud
they have Invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs il hi. country. They
combine All the modern improvements with the
MetGttic Frame and patent Orer strings. sud are
confidently recornnlt Ddtd tor succAtss of tome and
great Durability. which quality Will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are SELDOM
found.
?. II. Taylor has sold these Instruments in this
cly Tor he itst seventeen yeats to the entire salts
fac'."n OF his numerous customers
g. oid Pianos taken in part pay.
rlano Stools and Musie, Uhe largest and best
Collection IN the Siae) Vitiin and Guitar Strings,
Violins aut Guitars Of the best quality, at low
prices. PHI. TAYLOR,
Piano aud Music Store
nc5 l60 Main street, opposite the Ranks
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DR.. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL,
] 18th street, between Marshall and Clay


THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
/ the 4th of October, and Continue ten months.
The plan of instruction embraces thorough
course in the English branches Ancieat and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and Chemistry. The nd
vanced pupils viii have opportunity OF attending
the Lectures Chemistrya At the Medical College.
These lectures will b given at O'Clock in the aftera
noon, an hour at which pupils will be dsengaged
from ordinary schoo! duties.
The Principal vii! gre instruction in Mathemat
les, Chemistry, &c; MIR. P. MONTAGUE in An
Gent Languages, &c and Mr.. j. MlCHARD i'll
Modern Languages
~ Strict discipline will be enforced.
TERMs-For the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics, $50: for one Modern Language, SO;
and tor two $50 per session OF ten months, payable
halt in advance and the balance on the lst Of MARCH,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the view CT having his own
sons well taught in the elements OF knowledge
Spelling, RcadlHg, flirting, sc has determined to
establish Primary Depa! t.nen. N connection with
his School. For this department a separate room
viii De provided, and competent assistant en-
ployed who will devote bis attention exclusively
to it, 1t will be under the general supervision OF
the Principal. Only limited number of pupils will
be admitted, and the fee will be $50 per session OF
ten months. se25-lm
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DEY. M. D. HOtE,s BNARDEN

DEy. Nj. ID. HOEE's DARDENG
Ia AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frnnlt-
lin and 51h Streets, Richmond, Fn,-Tae
eext term of thu lnst!tui!.n will commence the
lst Of October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Lam
quaces Last year more thsn 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted 10 IJO--twenty
oil whom will he received as boarderz in the family
of the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
all usual accommodations, for ten months, S22O,
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from SO to
$40 according to the advancenent of the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian, so Latin, sl5 Music,
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or By the usuc! method, TO as many
may wish to acquire it, free Of charge.
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. J. Hoge last year.
Mr. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship and has had several years experience
as an instructor in some OF the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired 10 be present the first day of
the session. II is often a serious inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil TO enter class
which has made even Il weeks progress.
Payments inrarjabiy IN adrance- lone half on the
drst OF October. the other on the first Of March.
All Communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. Nj. D. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08

~ ADIE ~ GRAY, DRUGGISTS, III
MAIN STREET., have In store, and are recev
Ing. large additions 10 their stock of Drugs.
Medicines, snrgeOps' Instruments.
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sails on the
most favorable terms to cash and puactaal dealers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08

NTOplCb.-k H. DUVAL GaylDg tG.s day ID
7 ken his brother, J. i. DJFAL, Ia!o co Pa.s
nership, the business viii in future De conducted
by 1. TX. Duyai 81 Brother. at the Old STAND,
under the American Hotel, We are now TecelFiDs
fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints OAs' Ac,
&c, hope, by strict personal attention, to mem
portion VI pubic patronage. X T. DutAL,
J. ?. DUVAL.
Richmond. July LIST, 1852 jyl
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DAILY LINE no BUCHANAN IN
~ Less THAN TWO DAYS, BY CENlkAL
kAlLkOAD-ALSO DAILY BY EATUkAL
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Leave Richmond daily at hal past :, NJ, ~ ataan
ton By night secsnd day u BuchaEai BY D. + -
On the return, leave Buchanan al O'Clock d,
arrive al Richmond next day TO dinner 5y asI p@s'
l O'Clock, p 81.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge to the
White Sulphur Springs.
Fare from Richmond 10 Buchanan. .--..-.--.3'
do do Richmond to White Sulphur, via -
Natural Bridge. -
All & GILL. SUPERINTENDENT
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EDUCATION.
"K AND MRS. kkEiINls,s ENGLISH
lM aNn ERENCH SEMINARY EQR YlIiHG

AIR. AND mis-. kkElING,S ENGLISH
IM AND FRENCH SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES, Seventh street, between Franklin and
GRACE. opens October LIST and closes July 3lst-
The course of studies Ia extensive and thorough in
ali that is cold and ornamental In education. Ap-
plicaon, personal or by letter, meets prompt atts
ZION and parents invited to inspect the fscili
tics and accomm odstons OF the institution
Terms per anuum of ] O months.-B1ard
5000 payable ser.Ii annually in advance; washing
goo: English from e40 to a25; Modern Languages,
of French, ia taught by Madile VASSAS, native
of Paris, residing in the family $50 each; Music and
Drawing at the Professors fees; Latin and Greek
gratis. Day scholars pay quarterly. &c 4--ot
RAyING.-J. >. PERKINS having return
- ed to Richmond Tor the winter will give IN
structou in the various branches Of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads Figures and Flowers Ills sub
ec.s or models are By the best masters aud nave
been selected with view TO attract and interest tee
beginner, while they cultivate a correct taste, ana
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style Of execution that will readily enaoie him to
draw from nature.
All lovers Of this art are inTi,ed to call at his
rooms Corner Of 9th and Franklin streets) and ex
amire his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired
Separate hours devoted To young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re
ceiv, on the same terms as in schUois.
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