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- NEW ORLEANS January 2s --Advices from Brownsyil,
texas, TO the nth instant that all il quiet Private 10
was then hourly expected II
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rELEeRAP8Io aEroRrs. AZ.


LOUISVILLE. January 30 "a despatch Jackson Mis-
sisppi says that the legislature will elect the vacsnt
terms both Foote and Davis
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!, CONCORD, sN HID January 30--A State convention
largely attended, oil the friends of the Maine liquor law
was held here to-day and resolutions adopted that the,
would oppose the election OF any candidate Tor State office
who is opposed 10 the adoption this Stringent
law by the legislature OF New Hampshire
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PROGRAMME.


Fantasia File du Regiments composed
and executed by Maurice SIakosch.
Neapolan, dreaming of theean English by Lee
Amaia Patti.
g. Fantasia Borgia by Donizei
posed and executed violin by Miska Hauser.
The Rossnl's grand opera Tancred
Sung by Madne Theresa Parodi
l. BY waves-composed by Benedict sung by
Mad,Ie Amaa Patti
Adagia Reyosoole by Misks
HauseT.
Fayorte Guinge sung
by Madple Theresa Parod.
The Magic sentimental executed
by M. Strahkosch.
s. The grand Rossins sung by Madle
Theresa Parod and Amala Patti.
Treea for little children
and by Mska Hauser.
Rye,a Scotch by SignoriRs
Amain Patti
.. The famous Ricci Vaise-sung by Theresa Parod
Kossuh galop composed and executed by NJ Sra kosch
Grand dueto from Bens grand Norma by Msde
Parodi and Amaia Patti.
Doors open 6K o'clock TX O'Clock
Price of admission 81. Tickets 10 be had places
Jan 3l-2td
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Carusi's Saloon.

MAD,LLE THERESA PARoDI, Prma Donna, from her Ma
M esys Theatre London, respectfully announces that her
passage Havana Mexico, will GRAND MUSICAL
FESTIVAL Monday evening" February q at Caruss Saloon
on which will be assisted by
SIGNORlNA AMALIA PATTI,
Prma Donna Con,ao the Astor Place Italian Opera House
MIsKA HAUsER, the unrivaned violnist;
Director and conductor, MAURICE sTRAKosCH,
The celebrated composer and pianist
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BRITISH Army Last for Is02.
ID British Navy list for lsS2.
Hearts Extended British Army List for le52
Who's Who In ls52
Haydns Book Of Dieniues-i VOL, 1859,
Cements Customs Guide for 1861.
Lewis Commercial Law Of the Word-eecoDd vol
Imported Collins and this day opened BY
Fcb FRANCK TAYLOR.
SANTA FE. New Mexico, and the Navajo Country
by Lieut. J. ". Simpson, ~ g. Al yol syo, with cosorst
plates, maps, &c. - -,
Iayards Nineveh-l vol. Hapers edition. fnce 70 CENTS
Groteis History Of Greece-vol g.
ClergyCreeds without Charity
Theology without Humanity, and Proes,anism without Christ
anity-l vol.
FIorence saekyiIe selfdependence by Mrs B.rbuy.
Corner Abbot-new edon-l VOL Illustrated
Just received for sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Bookseller otb
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pURR's scven-miIe Mirror.-from announcement
ID weknown csierer for public amusement, "W.
Phamp the Odd reows Hall with the celebrated
mile Mirror which
Juror and sensation New York
tied length Of time OF eighteen
ed and fashionable delight
Mirror viii forth the bright reflections
Of the
lit
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Dress circle and so cents Reserved
seats Orchestra IS Family circle, rs
Third tier, SO cents; Coorsd gallery, rs cents.
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MIR. LORDS Historical Lectures tho Saints and
wi Heroes OF the Middle Ages.

Mr. LORDS Historical Lectures tho Saints and
M Heroes Of the Middle Ages.
REQUIsIros GENTLEMEN AsHsoros.
81 WASHINGTON, January 30 1854
great and high reputation with which
history Europe, country,
citizens Of Washington
Of the ofectues which
Saints Heroes Middle Ages well regarded
received they great
interest by many persons in this community.
Daniel Webster, J. w. French,
J. Macpherson Benien, Smith Pyns
j. A.. Pearce Houston
Lewis Cass, Charles Sumner,
William X. King, X. r. stockton,
Winfield Scott, y. A. Douglas,
Thomas Corwin, John y, Hale,
Benz. OsIe Tayloe, l.. r. Morgan,
Francis Markos, d. X Junkin.
@. M. Butter,
JoHs LORD.
Mr. Lord compliance with above reQustion which
honored following sub
which win be presented Causs Saloon
Thursday evening February ., at ~ o'clock
ohahemagne, SRmperor1 Thursday evening, Februsys,
Bernard, (Abbot Tuesday do do 10.
Abeard, (Phlosopher,) Thursday do do ~.
Luther, (Reformer)
Gustavus Adolphus, (wsnior)
The between Law and Barbafism.
Spiritual and Temporal Power
Asceucism and Reason
Rauonalism and Faith.
Freedom and Authority.
Liberty Absoution.
Tickets for the soursegenemen, s2i ladies' y single
utng he nj nd
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Tickets for the eoursegentemen, S2 ladies' ~ single
ming be had at fanbams, Taylor Maurys and
Taylor, and Bayiy's bookstore, and at the door.
Tebl-dA
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washington Assemblies.
E Third Assembly Ball will take place Jackson Hall We'd
Il ncsday evening, February 4th.
Tickets admission be obtained by subscribers Al Piscbers
and Stevcns's, Pennsylvania avenue.
Strangers and subscriber. only Tickets
applying of the executive managers, who VIII be o"na
stsvens's Jackson Hail the day Of the ball. = -,
functuai attendance at O'Clock Is requested Jan 1-oa
WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trsin. Of Michigan
Southern Indiana railroads run dsy ts"ndays
exccptedD ss follows, -. :, = -. :.
63o passengers by stage on pahs 'oAa - ms
Michigan CITY; 40 miles hnsworh and es
u miles Chicago. Amer February es ,noasa \, m
LApofte same waycsr. ieaVs baPo' " 49, '. No
and arrive =, Monroe and Toledo ~ 5b p m
Daily stages connect Fort Wayne sn,psi WIZ Lossns
DO l. Lafayette, and Indianapolis ~ s "ea sma " o"s'
with principal t@Fns norm ana
49, Ia SfS with the
~ s sou shore by stage and railroad TO Cleveland,
Erie Dunst a1a can cars all the way pusbs
aosf ~ miles Phlsdelpbs and New
We,s ar bsisnore and Washington.
YORK;" r. 2. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
Ar.r.s, Jan. u, lsSa Jan Ss-da
IrATs cap. Of the fashion, OF style.
quality and pcea fn supply constantly on hann ana s sale
AT moderate prices nj -, a. ..,u.n
Fashionable Hat Cap s,d Cents Furnishing E.'sbhmsn,
Jan Q5-7tdif Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
ARMENTs, at reduced prices. sslh. far.
erno ambswoo shaker flannel, Canton flannel, and net
cotton, for sale ut .u.. =, .x,r..
Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Jnno5-7tdif Pennsylvania avenue ~ street
oHIRrs-Dre.- shirts. and embroidered Of ,he zines. ass
- ies-a and complete assortment now on hama
200" "" gun cuAs ". LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Furnishing Eabl.h"epi
Jan 25-7tdf Pepnsylvania avenue, near ~ street,
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To conclude with the very laughabe farce Of the
VERMONT WooL-DEALER.
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LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA.
FnIpAY. May %, 1852.
SEE

T..
EvESISd SEssIoS.-The SeuGe met at o'clock-Mr DE-
NvALE in tho Chair.
The sl in relation tho compensation of jurors &c. wa,
ordered 10 lie on the ape.
Tho bill concerning the officers OF the Supreme Court o
Appeals ard Of the Dstrc; Courts with amcndmen was
adopted The ayes nnd being required, as FOL
lows:
AvEs-McssTs. Amber, Bascell, Braston, Brown Cabe
Camrbcil Carrng,an, Cnwan. CTeiah, Daniel DeEea!e
Douglas, Funs.en Gnn'am, hIssou Moncute Parker Pax.
Ion, Pman, eger Saunders, SsckullJd Stands, Sh fey
SerfHrd Smith, Sweeney, Tate Thomas Thompson, Ward
Whit. Witchcr-S3
Nozs-None.
FincastI= Mr. s. proposed substitute ;hereior which
adopted and The BILL ordered 10 be engrossed
Mr. SmACKELFoRD moved that the making the bill, in
relation Board Of Public Works the order OF The day
for the first Tuesday in December next, be rescinded
Tho proposition elected ors Geoate between Mtsar'.
BAssELL SHAcKELFoRD REoER, THoAas, MAsoS, WiTcHER
and WAED, and was iosi.
Mr. sTovALL called for tho order of the iay,he bill
ccining Commissioners of TIE Sinking Fund
MIR. PAREER moser' thai The bill liz on The table.
M SHEFrEY hcd desired that le bill should b. reported.
The C..alr decided at The reporting ti being pr!y
leecsi question: took precedence.
The bill accordingly reported; oud was amended in
many respects After which il n:hcEcd 10 be enSrossed
Mr. STovALI called fer the unfinished business OF yes,er
dayhe bill authorizing The Issuing Of licenses III certain
cases.
A SHAcxEiFoRp moved ,ll, the Senate adjourn 40 mia
ules TO I0) Lust-ayes l3 noes 49,
The bill was then reported After which II was laid on
the table ard mads lie order uf the day ur tomorrow et II
o'cock
hI REoER proposed The following resolution:
Resolved ha! from and after u O'clock 10 morrow until
tc 7th of Jun. next neu.e5r OF the Seua,e shall be
nt 10 speak for longer tnc upon any question than
ten minutes.
Mr. SuAcEELFonD opposed, Mir. WIrcHER sustained, und
the resolution was adopted.
Mr MASON moved that the Senate adjourn. Carried
a!Gs p, uues 9.
Mr. ST0vALL from the committee OF Finance, reported
TINS morning bill TO impune taxes On certain subjects for
the support of government, The bill ordered 10 DC
printed.
Mr. WATsos, from same committee, presented minority
report and bill subject The bill was ordered 10 5e
pIInLeu.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEh

TERMS: -. n siph
49, Daily papsr dollars per annun anu al o @ h. S.n
,ars ii shorter period than ore r six moh,
W ~ nsia in me oe. RENTED By man, Fos' paul
per annun end of the year mail in good and
All auesn ,s o. ,hs .l .! Eirt The postage q al 80
o s I - ersy The postage oi 'hsio o.el 70
being PAD oy see ,sr Il is OF POSTAGE
=, extensive bushes. which .,S Srs11VsEE rss1n1VERTiSNG
- n.ur ESSilRER:-,F TEN lines or loss, first IN
@ INV and every succeeding insertion sWentyhVs Cents.
rr'io, my west twice three times wcek thirty
sr and half cents e.s.ux. r.. ,h;.,. ,o. :, :,
for nsh-exc-t l..
e charged 100 dollars pape cludcd
WEEKLitor TEN lines, less hrst Insertion
....crs. =. for each continuance so cents
accompanied advance pay
s~sartcry references. 10 insure execution. -.
60 Ciiacss s tributes Of respect exceeding ssh' ne"' o''
An Obituaries d Marriage from the country whenever N
ead writing unknown 10 US, must re W M
postmase the nechturivod or they VIII "a no
published Every tia; has been taken 70 Nen
@ quizzes, has prov hc.cto'r unaVdihs we ms!
ra5e insist such case the COMMUNICATIONS nsls ecu
he Postmaster 'er'feH On iae "aeS " tne ~
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ENlOSAL.

REMOVAL.
r>rn ~ JOHNSTON removed the
~ n, Messr4. GAr, GArHgas s. Co No li5 Eagle Square
receiving aud opening large and handsome
Sste and FGcy Dry Goo TO which they invite The
; .: asir patrons, and the public generally.
To Tur PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MA.
- T!Itw> & co. AND Tile PUBLIC GENERALLY.
sisii Salesman tic Dry Goods
y;. rrpEY JohSsTos suc'esso no Messs GAf MATHEWS
- r,.irciluiy leave the attention OF the
AZ whose enpioy have spent several the
sock OF STAPLE and fancy Dry Goods, just
. . op,urd by hen feeling warranted assuring them,
49, rotInn aided By The accom-" oda:ns aud liberal
% IN employers shall be ub 10 render them the amplesl
':..'n., WILLIAM G. fERG USOS.
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Rules held in the Clerk. Office Of the Cir.
s OF Chancery for the County Of ennco, the 4th day
:: T&orn Ell o.hers, Pllfs:
W KNAPP Vim, NJ Lent George w. Goode, Lot Mead,
4 Mm m",cey and Fanny his wife, E. r. Belcher, A.
Busi Joshua Henry. Thomas U Smith. William
William Planes. aid 1'a7 James NJ SHERMAN, ] and oher.
r. Defts
lhis sr; is have settlement Of the accounts rea
matters. IN the bill mentioned. and the rad trust busi
rs. Scund IN and closed and affidavit having been
lhe defendants above named are non residents OF
nc said teen;s nr notified 10 appear a tho
:.,, III the Clerks Office Of the said Court on tho
next, and do what il necessary TO protect their
's P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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FLAX COTTON.

We ask attention TO the following very interesting des.
c.ipon of process which may lend to the inToduc.
on OF important brunch of industry 10 Slns. Tc
hail with pleasre every movement calculated 10 devcopc
the Industry of Virginia. and that ,hJ scheme
may be fruitful in good results:
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OAIS GROVE ACADEMY,


exercises This School (ituared within mics OF Inc
:ral. Collegiate Institute the road leading from New
=. Buckingham G. II viii be resumed on the 18th OF Janu
- and terminate on the l3ih oi November following
instruction embraces The ordinary English branches
.,G ih- Ersl bra.chce ol " S.hematics.
for the atronae heretoole extended to
..s.c,uiy sc!ics continuance Of the same, and pledges
HAT pains will be spared the moral and mental culture
-ats entrusted to h- caro-. 80
For Board and Tuition per session Of ten months s
.iG.s, JUN l. Cini
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uaRHGE YARD.

ROGERS 9Th Street. near Main Richmond. Va DeasI
.c,:an. Eaisn and American Marble Monuments Iomos
. Mse pieces ocvory description Wall Plates onts,
&.
.s:hir Carvinesxecntcdint the neatestmanner
~ a he country with city reference 70.
a.aavius served ns apprenticeship 10 ohe OF he lars cs
.n:s.n New York CITY and having mach experience In the
s.srs,,asel that ali executed a, his Shop viii give
-,,,..,r.ioo nc nv d,n. North ar South Oct 5-cly
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M,coRnlCES's EEAPING AND TOWING MA
CHINE

WAsHISoToN. APRIL 10, 1852.
~ rdas Rearing ard Moving Maehins 70 the farmers 60
n. .ry the harvest, from the many f1tter ~
.,S .la taken Of il during the past by ~
m rn-.ay add but lite relation 10 its
,r In addition the Great MEDIA awarded by the
s.- (hG!rrlen al the Great Exhibition OF all naioEs in
award maze after TWO TRIALS with I!usscy's machine
made in cutting heavy green wheat and the other IN
NE coud ion for haIrteting-the FIRST pre-.
le;aGs the Agricultural Societies OF Wisconsin,
y New York and Pe.ny ana OF he iankn institute
been awar ed for The during the last tall;
80 me gold medal Of the Chago Mechanics Institute for
esrnc and .so,ring machine after trial by It's commit.
.rfs pra;rie Competition with TWO ohee-Rugcs
u l l. uy necessary add that this machine has bsen
atiy improved durng the last and 10 now warran.
r!e,e nIooh a we'll IN cutting grass as STc!n--the
.7o,i,g attachment with separate SICKLE 1ndsome other
|rr.s Oh ' Costing s3u. $50 if paid in cash.
II. only improved IN e"natruction ous a oeing
@ u'et in style Commensurate Win its extended relul.
.&peas;rey Than bs!ore being determined that
r hs aned The price OF the Reaper alone
: cash. s2, part cash and pat time, dsver.
Sa,rore or Richmond and fully warranted all respects
be from The printed forms, with the agens-H.
s.TII oil Richmond, and E.WulrMAN CO. of Baltimore
c. Il. MCCORMICK.
I would call the attention Of Farmers the importance o
their orders for Reapers at TO as IT'S generally
supply all the applications ta! are made just before
cans al my Farmers will have opportunity
y,ciy al Rearcr. Theshng Machines DC, and newly
.i orte Power, which is better adopted TO four and eight
oraic maehlhes Than any before introduced am mana
g., extensively the Marlborough Wheat Thresher the supo
VI. s.ciw Corner Main and '9,h 'trcets.
4 s.nksHIAt. MACHINES, se.-As ESsnsa-s
ae..,pt,re. extensive ed IN The ma. TN
;riurr .; Ta,eshers Fans and Horse Powers
he ;aur different sy.cs I,cre Powers whl:n making
.y which believed 10 be better adapted 10 the
s u p,rao heretofore brought into use
4, atcCor nick highly improved kearre anu am
aTeh Iurnsh Husseys ReaeI 20 those that pe'er
TO want pie address by mail, anc
!-.ah .hem with such nlorniail n as lhave ;, .,,r,
uy.-.-c:w Corner Of Main and 18th streets
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C.ser Pag. md o,hsr Defs.
tof this TO obtain settlement Of the accounts OF
an:e hs executor OF Robert C. Wassy, deceased anu
Satisfaction Of any balance which may be found be duo
:, and affidavit having been made and fled that the
'a're named ia resident of this Common wealth.
'bre OF the said Court on The s, Monday in July next,
l. necessary protect hi interests in this suit.
:i!-Tcs,c p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
NrStx
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.rany f iirhtr medical a nance books stationery
.ss . Ia consideration ;hecoi. he is required 10 teach twt
ga,toa. The expenses Of the State Cadet 10 himself
rr, SO u 500 per annunl according circumstances
,.a.iu wi!l so be received Pay Cae- The expenses
o Cadets. vary from s275 TO $50 for IL months ncud
4'..g
:. :io.,Agc between lG and 25 years-unexcep,i p,ionab
. ,:ler-freedom frnm bodily disease infrmty. Tern
".gt not less than two, nor than five years.
Of the Stale Cadet applicant. should state that HI
9. . Jay Lie expenses
nden, is prenr make gemen's for teache1
:: :ac uating c!ass Of this year ,
Superintendent Virginia Military lns! !i,u,e.
?s published H. vacant districts, will confer fayor OF
:%aI. b; giving noce of the vacancy.
,,S,a
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AT Rules held in The Clerks Office OF the CIR
cSl Of Charce.y for the County of en-co the 4th Gay
fsa'ahss and Ju. A. hi, wife, who was Julia Keesee
Pitts:
IT,
aCansron and Mary Jane his wife, ard Thomas W. Keesee
nefts
cs Of this ,u upon the bill In which injunction has
atop the sale Of the land therein mentioned under the
aa exhibited with said bill is have division OF said
ale thereof and distribution Of the proceeds amongst the
I'm ' VIM Kcesee decd and affidavit having been made and
10 t.enants above named noi-rcsidens this Com
ihe rai tiendants notified to appear al tho Rules
ae Clerks Office Of the said Court on the hrs Moa
tr anj do what IL necessary 10 po;se; their inersns
s.. Acapy-Tss,s, P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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aIA.-At Rules held 10 the Clerks Office Of tho Cir
stt Of Chsace.y Cor tie County Of Henrco, the Alb day
!:
Psso:: ant Ann g., bis wife, rhs was Ann d Wa.oy,
Plaintiff:
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES.
board Virginia Military Institutes VIII meet
the Sh iune next make appointments OF Cadets All a
ons must ae addressed post paid 10 the SuPerntenden
M for Stale C.e,. will iIo the following Senatorial Dis
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
aasc, hy The late frerhct TO the abumenis Of the loi
ss recently erected bY the Pamnnkey Rlrss at
i AauSn Ta,lor.s Ferry have been repaired and the
,s~ f-4, for ravel Rates four ccnta per head have
,nce few miles ahure for which ol VIII DC IeeeiV
'.F'-, CoGr: House. Rates three ccnts per h.aG:
IS :}r SAMCE!. F. NDRMEST.
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sAvAsSAH GA May 26 FIRE broke ou: here last night,
which has laid In total ruins The entire eloeh o ouil.es
and Abercom and Lincoln street on the other Nearly every
building within these limits is in ashes III impo.sihs at
hI. time 10 estimate loss. which Is very heavy Many
lost ther ALL The insurance Offices suis very ssn.
osslv The amour, OF goods destroyed is !Amense,
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Tho committee for Courts of Justice whom was refer.
al and resolutions Ia relation 10 ss exercise d
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~ iHCnSS 2. G. IIESSHhW.-Wherea IN the
" CouT ui Law for IIenrco county, T. NJ B Hoy dld on
@' Of Nay ISL recover judgment against me, az your
'e'sr note payable on den'nd l"r The sum OF elNty'
cents with interest thereon 10 be comput
;".r per crnum per annum. lr IN the 5th day ci
e. Ill ~; mcnt aud tho costs, s6 81 cen's End heri
''s ,lei on said dsment the saii with inter-
S'as ,re.aii against ne. dated the i7Ih day Of Ausns
% he 18th day Of August ls5 pay The eaid feri 'aclar
Ms rcce ha, shal on the 22d day Of Juse ensuing
I|'li! C"Er Of Law Henrico county, for 'udgm nj
@f r elI! Of s77 81 with interest from esid Zoh
' 81 agreeable the statute OF Virginia IN sucn case
. sitsiiea. Resi- ect(uy, yours.
,9|. MAY li-cm4g TUOS. M. HAYES.
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DESTRUCTION.

ID j. RoJAs' INsTITUTION-AS SPANISH. ENGLISH,
Fifteenth street nsas Filth a syaa S New
Of Instruction viii include Reading and Writing; the TUT
ra In g sms hps and French Gene
Sn Sssp ana History
Oosy chfonosy uni %i' ntory sn1 Pss
EsaGsmy or Social Science The following viii the
italian And German languages highest parts Maths
%a pfaasn Music Dancing and Fencing It. may be
al the essential but only the essential branches of ency
their is what s's an gentle
in the separate eoorss they only necessary profess
loving the principles to which all the professors viii
strictly adhere he tuition viii be gradual. This rule
schools an colleges vii be the first and fundamental
part Of any branch Of study until preparatory steps have
w S sds by tine gp I'd the
much disregarded rule Nothing more than to
Very h, subject study and have forgotten the
rt who speak Of the inhnessmal calculus and
toerable hand Man is not only submitted to the sad
getting and heretor to the f"nda
mental principles of the Sciences and to the elementary
of nHa rSe ta
curious ' al The es %Saa
snssse and s1n sas
This * 'a this as
ton the universal notions Of general grammar win
%
r' n %.r sEissA ''S
VIII
as Institution nsndes Large Number
Of s hoy s Css Sn T be- in the daily Ian
not be found BY American pupil else il this
% S be s sss
that arithmetic is not much science gymnastical
or drawing and that in the per Of arhmeticai
ss
% Tns
sasen and
s,'SP :. !;
s year Ai drissa inse ' four
as n syy
s on The % Of % and the fourth on h the s
quarter and commence the 18th Of July. TermsPor
in advance, sy5 IAN abatemons this charge viii Be
establishment boarders BY the same person 3D. When
s 's
the @ ut TIL he completes his education No dedpe
withdrawn before the end the quarter Pupils entering
sSsS 'sss. @ ssi1ssS @
& table and bed service when furnished by school g 80
when nss9sas III 3d
full For mere tuition, without boarding follows General
coursefrs grade quarter $25 second do $50 third
49, 1S Special eOursss.Greek per quarter s25 LATIN
calculus and high Athematics s2 drawing sl2 music,
SO dancing Sl2 fencing sl2 Special items-day board,
- cents fuel for the season 81 Boys under Of
II 3 TN 4. so%
ing branches of the general at the respective classes
S5 arithmetic and bookkeeping d. sl5 for tuition at the
class for adult gentlemen References-Roya Phelps
ESQ, Rivera Baldwin. Everett Brown General Paez,
General Mosquera General Herran " De 0nativa Esq
A. Aranguren, Esq Escoraza T. Co.
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CEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING s1NG;-MRs. PAT
facilities before available in her establishment and hopes
TO merit continuance Of that liberal she has al
ready enjoyed. There will be vacancies for few
pupils after the vacation which will terminate the LIST Of
November Terms SIS for children under eight Of
age above that 500 annum music and singing
S. per quarter.
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP.-THH
subscriber prepared to give private instruction In the
Broadway first above the Irving For sa ele
CANT Copy Book. with nstruoton-price. Is eents
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

pR0F. B. YATES AND SISTER AND II. MEsTAYER
have opened their Dancing Academy Hail.
Hester street Bowery, where all the fashionable
dances will be taught Tuition Tuesday and Friday
from to 6 for misses and boys; from 7 to 10 p n
adults. Private teaching given.