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DOCKS RECENTLY PUBLISH ID
ID and tor sale Dy THUS. GRESHAM,

DOCKS RECENTLY PU b L. 1 = Ii K ID
ID and tor sale by THoS. GRESHAM,
1894 Broad Street.
BLITHEVILLE ROMANCE, by Nathaniel
Hawthorne. / voi cloIh,-75c
ARCTIC JOURNAL, or Eighteen months in the
Poar Regions, being No XIV vi Putnam's Library
25c
LIFE IN TIE SOUTH. a companion to Uncle
Toms Cabin-price SOC
The UPPER TEN THOUSAND, by e Assor
Biisted l yol-5Cc
K.ICKERBoCKER MAGAZINE, for August
ETice 25c
HARPER, for August-25c
No 1870 LIVING AGE-l2H
LONDON ART JOURNAL, Joly-I3
prTECu do-l2c
Anew copies OF G.e ason from January isto 'aiy;
Giassan's Pictorial. Courier, Post, Wsverly,
Flag. Banner. Lantern, Picsyune, b 'ston Museum,
&c, all for this week
ALL NEW BOOKS received and for for sale,
whulesae spd retail, as issued from the
nre,s Orders solicited.
TIiOS H. GRESHAM,
General Book, Newspaper & Pe.iodical A. gent
au6
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lust REC EIVED AND FOR SALE,
y by A. NORRIS, late DrinkeT d Norris No 81

Main street,
journey to Kstmandu, the Capital of Eepau
with camp OF Jung Bahadaer, including sketch Of
the Nepaulese Ambassador at home by Laurence
OHphaut
Oilendroff's NJ. thod: Primary Lessons in Ital
ian by w Greene NJ, Law Instructor in Mod
Languages, in Browns University, author of
Primary Lessons ia French &c.
Also Harper for August. au4
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MI =. q n L. NENTs.-Violins
lVl Vioas and Violincellos Flutes, with from to
8 keys, ClRrionetts, Flageoletts Fifes Accordeons
Italian and German Guitar and Violin Strings, &c
PIANOS REPAIRED have engaged the services
of one thoroughly experienced in the manufacture
and repair OF Pianos, and can assure faithful work
and moderate charges.
LARGE STATIONARY UMBRELLAS, for bug
eies, &c, made to order. These are found to be OF
great utility.
CHEAP UMBRELLAS.-Sik, Scotch Bingham
and Cambria Umbrellas, of the best manufacture.
Umbrellas covered with good American Bingham,
for ST. and with the best Scotch Gin CHAM and Siik,
proportionaby low. WM. RElTH,
jy 20Nlm* 200 Main street.
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ID lCHMOND MANUEACTORY.-H av-
IL ing engaged the skiltul mechanic, L. Ray
MOND, az now prepared to make Gold Pens to
any pattern or SIZE and to suit any hand; also,
re point old Gold Pens, and make them equal to
new, If not, no charge will be made, at
HENRY HYMAN'S,
Manufacturer and Importer 90 Main street,
Next 10 J. N Gurdon's.
N. B.-Spectacles made to order and glasses
fitted to suit any sight in ten minutes; also, the
Fountain Pen repalred and made to order aus
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81 FOX kkNT-Ahe !aISe aid Valuable
1FARM, the former residence OF Nicholas oche-
Ie decd situated in the county OF hanover on the
Centr 81 Railroad nine mills from Richmond is Ter
rent This Farm Is in high state OF cultivati IN,
mas al the necessary houses, embracing dwelling
barns, stables, &c; contains upwards of five hun
bred OF land well enclosed, and is laid out on
tne three shit principle To person DESTROYS of
Common ciug the business OF farming, this offers
opportunity, as It can be made very profitable
1t viii be rented at public auction the fourth
Tuesday OF this month"; at Hanover Courthouse be
tween the hours OF ii and l2 O'Clock Pc sons de
srous OF reDting will have an opportunity of exam
lining the Farm before the day of renting.
au 6-dtdW1tr f. DEWS, General Agent
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FATAL RESCoNTRE.-A fgh: occurred in
Aberdeen, Miss, on the 2lst uli., between MIR.
Joseph Hun, and man named Briggs, in
which the former was killed. Briggs had not
been arrested at last accounts, although par
ties were out in pursuit.
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JAMES M. TAYLOR.
bElhAbLE EAMM NEAR uucu.

o.,nar e. a.; soa SALE AT AUCTION-The
dence In toe city. there viii be solo on US ,ese
the I'm august, at o'clock in The af,erno
the premises, tt at most desirable co,tsaa epou
ana amos attac1eo' situated about one mile north
OF the city on Brook Turnpike, near tbe to,,n. ~
There are about 60 acres of land of good ~;
in high state OF cultivation as is evidenced bv ,b
crops growing thereon. The improvements con
sist OF beautiful cottage, situated in oak grove
OF acres, contains room Q with two story po-
tico extending across the entire 'front.' brick
kitchen with rooms barn stable, corn house, and
a brick house Containing 70 ms, apart from the
residence These improvements are all new aud
in excellent order having been erected within the
past two years. There is an abundance of excel.
lent water, and the whole premises are well enclos
ed snd ditched.
Regard being had TO location, soil nd character
OF improvements, this property presents extraor-
binary attractions as a rural retreat or market gar.
den
After the sale Of the land, the growing crops will
be sold if desired. Persons wishing to purchase
can examine the premises before the day OF sale.
TERMs-I-4tn cash the balance at l2, 10 and
"a months, bearing interest and secured by a deed
aug JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
HOUSE AND LUT ON FRENCH GAR.
Il DEN HILL, AT AUCTION-Wl be sold on
Monday next, the 10Th instant, at O'Clock, P N,
upon the premises, neat two-story House and
Lot on French Garden Hill.
The house has been recently built. and contains
three or four rooms The lot fronts 80 feet and
runs back $50 feet 10 a ley l6 feet wide.
Terms liberal. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Aucs
au7
Immediately after the OF the propt rty above,
Will be sold two Lots, fronting On East 10th, North
| OF nj street. containing together front of 60 | =
| feet and depth the Northern line of ls5 fee.
\ the Southern line being Of less depth This land
| aDounds with moulGers and builders sand which
is evidenced daily, and almost rouriy by depreda.
tors VINO sell for those uses besides furnishing
| site for building which command view of a con
siderable portion OF the city, and river and count
| below the town.
| TERMs-One-fourth cash, and the res due in
equal payments at three and six months with int ter
est, and title retained in the possession OF the Auc
tioneer until payment is fully made.
| By order of l. A. GODDIN
| JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctioseer aug
| EIVE VACANT Luis ON ST. STEPHENS
l. STREET, AND TWO VACANT LOTS ON
LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION Will be sold
| on THURSDAY, the 18th instant at Clock NJ
upon the premises five vacant Lots, situated at the
| intersection of Federal and st. Joseph's streets
each fronting 80 feet and running back 1870 feet t
| an alley ~ feet woe-being really beautiful lots fol
| improving.
After which, will be sold, two vacant Lots on III,
North side Of Leigh street, opposite the residenc,
of Mrs. Prentiss, fronting Az feet each, and run
ming back 49, feer.
Terms Try liberal JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auct
| au
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POTHECARY AND DRUG STORE

Il THOMAS i. PACE begs leave to inioim his
trends and the public that has taken the house
recently occupied by H & McNemara, corner of 4th
and Broad streets, and is now purchasing ana will
shortly open large assortment of fresh and gen
uue Drugs Medicines, Paints. Oils ana Dyes
Haying been in the business for the last seven
years and lately with Of the Oldest established
Drug houses in the city ne thinks he can. WITH con-
idence, ask share OF patti unage OF Ply sicians
Families and the public.
His medicines shall be of the purest and best
quality that be purchased, which viii be select
ca By himself in person, from tie agents OF the
French aud English Chemists III New YORK.
Physicians are respectfully requested to call snd
examine his stock Families Supplied with the
best articles very reasonable trims
He hopes, by strict personal attention TO busi.
ness, TO give satisfaction to all who may be kind
as to favor him with call, assuring them nothing
shall be wanting on his part to please. The quality
ot all articles guaranteed.
au 4-lOt THOMAS E. PACE
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1THITE NAY WHEAT FOX sEED.I
w So bushels. Tor sale at s2 per busheL Apply
~ " Il. D. ckENsHAW 4 CO.
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North Caroliaa Elections.


E Returns from twenty six counties foot up as
follows:
Reid ID. Kerr w.
1851 $500
1920
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I OTIS ON UNION Hill FOR SALE.
- As the agent and trustee of THOS. H. BLA-
KEY, will sell. privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each 10 suit purchasers, eight or
ten acres of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Bakey. These lots b. autiiulIy situa
Bakeys Mill about a mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer TO John Shore, or
to the subscriber. at his Office No. II Main street.
up stairs, over Messrs. Sinton IL Co.
au 9-3tawts | r WATKINS.
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In retiring from The Mercantlie business, cor
daily recommend to all of mys old acquaintance
and friends the new COM ern, feeling every assu-
rance that not only jusuce and chear goods can be
mad, tut they vii! tnd them high miooed and hbe-
raj in all trans actions.
July let, 1852. ISAAC +. BAhksDtLE.
A-loe
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DEpOT FOR PLATED ALBATA

nEPOT FOR PLATED A LIB A t A
IL WARE.-The subscriber keeps constantly
hand large supply OF the first quality Plated
AIbata Ware, manufactured by Joseph Yates j.
sons Sheffield, and which is now so generally used
instead of silver. Among the articles offered are
Large Table Forks, Medium do, Desert do. Butter
Knives, Cream Ladies', Gravy do Soup do, large
Table spoons, Medium do Desert Tea de-, Aspara-
gus longs, sugar Tongs and Shovels, FISH Knives
and Forks, Tea Sets Wafer Pitchers, Table Cas-
tors, Liquor Frames, Cordial Stands, Butter Cool
ers Cake Baskets, Salt Holders, salt, Mustard and
Egg Spoons, &c, &c, &c, together with many
articles manufactured of this ware, which Is
equal in appearance and almost as durable as pure
silver 1t is easily cleaned simply by washing 1t IN
soap and water, and then wlplng dry win WOODEN
cloth channels skin. The price is about one
fourth that of pure silver. For sale in large or
small quantities at the House Furnishing Store OF
aug L GINTER, 1877 Main street.
Ga FOR RENT-Tnose two large bricE
IL Ienetnents situated on Cary street, IND and
Sra from the corner OF 18th, now occupied by hr
George ID. HARDWOOD a Tobacco Factory. Pos
session given lst January For terms, appyto
BENNETT a. BEERS,
aug Druggists, No. l25 Main street
,NANTED. Tor the service OF the James River
w and Kanswha Company, at the ship Lock,
good Carpenters. u. J. WALTON,
au 4-dlw P. Eng.
CARPENTERS TOOLs.-W. S. &. G
~ DONNAN ask the attention of Carpenters
and others to their CT nplee assortment OF tools,
consisting Of
Bench and Moulding Planes, every variety,
Hand, Panel Teco9 aud Cross Cut save, part
superior.
Best C. Steel Socket and Firmer Chises, al.
sizes.
Turner's Cnisels, Plane Irons, Drawing Knives.
Smuggling, Chopping and Broad Axes, Cast Steel
Augurs and Bits, Iron and best Plated Braces,
with IL to As Bits. ~
Measuring Tapes Hammers, ComPasses, u
vders and 2 en. fold Rules; part OF Tue Finest M
ished Ivory, which We offer for sale on ne owess
terms. w. 5. 81 u. DONsAN,
je23 No ~ Pear sueeL.
EISH.-354 bbs clipped herrlngsi ~ oois a,
l. mily Roe do; 100 bbs gross 90; l57 Dds no
Msckerel, now landing per schr Martha, and iot
| sale by
aug CHARLES T. WORKMAN.
I AND In HENRICO.-We will sell about
- l3o acres OF excellent Wood LAND, without
improvements, lying in Henrico county, about sew
en- miles north OF the city, which 10 supposed 10
contain Coal, II being the next trsc. to one from
which much Coal has been taken; and the Land be
| ing near Hungary Water Station, either wood or
coal might easily be transported thence TO Rich
mond. Here 10 g chance TOR a great bargain. Apply
early. TOLER COOK,
jyI General Agents.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY- The Agent Of this Company respect
fully soicits call from al disposed to lay up fund
for the widow aa1 orphan. The business of this
Compar continues to be very prosperous
Its accumulated cap tai on the lst instant
1928 500, principally invested in New York and
United States Stocks. Total num1er of Policies
issued up to tha. time was 8,76l. Dividends made
annually ali Life Policies in the shape of stock
bearing interest per cent Dividends heretofore
have always averaged frem 40 to 80 per cent For
all other information call at No 203, Main street,
square above the Banks.
aug CHAS. WORKMAN. Agent
xsT BOARDING, IN sUme re-
w spectacle private family, by two respectable
young gentlemen. Address-Applicants through
the Post Office. 9-2t*
nAILY LINE TO EANAN IN
- LESS THAN TWO DAYS. BY CENTRAL
RAILROAD-ALsO DAILY BY NATURAL
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS
Leave Richmond daily at past q, A III, To Staun
ton by night second day to Buchanan by 5, P NJ.
On tne return leave Buchanan az O'Clock NJ,
arrive at Richmond next day to dinner by half past
l o'clock, P NJ.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge 10 the
White Sulphur Springs.
Fare from Richmond to Buchanan g
do do Richmond to White Sulphur via
Natural Bridge. ~
AUG E. H. GILL, Superintendent.
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,f,nE NOIEs Or THE UNITED
L STATES BANK, Washington. D. c., viii be
redeemed by me in Virginia money.
WIN. N. TINSLEY.
au2 3m
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COAL PIT OIL 10 casks, for sale by
~ aus DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co.
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II FOR BkEMEN.-Ih he A. 1 Bremen
49, ship Schiller, C. ahr, Master, will load for
lnc 4Du We port. For freight or passage, apply 10
au 3-3w sEHAnk KOHLEh L CO.
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DKIM q BKIGHT -HOULDkks- ~ a as
san s VILLA - a. BROTHER.
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CG.PARTNEKsHIF subscribers have
" this day formed co partnership under the firm
OF W ord, Ferguson & Co., ana will continue
The Dry Goods, Importing and Jobbine business at
the old stauo, NO. 1913 Main street, where they VIII
lie happy 10 their old friends, psoaisiDg to 90
all III their power to please.
They .eei confident, their Fall stock Will be
entirety new N the Fancy line, and purchased for
cash, ina, they will be able to offer greater induce
mems tesn evel. All orders will be promptly al
teLded TO. GUN n. WORD,
j B. FERGUSON, JR,
July lst 1852. w. Il WORD
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MANA &ES'S OFFICE


Successors TO r. Morris q Coo

For This Day.-Capltals: Sle656, 80 of 1860
&c IS numoers, II drawn. Tickets S2
Also, the Dollar Lottery.-Captas $4,000, 1851
300 200, Sc.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, 90
70 50 "A 49 50 81 s Is Al 90 46
au 10 C. w PURCELL.
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RANANAs:-A supply of this delicious Snd
JUAN PfZZINL
Also, lot of fine Pine Apples. Call in next door
to Exchange Bank.
lie 10
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LANDER C's. OFFICE,

LA.tiBEk t'ss DEklCE,
l4th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, No SO, Aug 7th ::
Is GO 80 80 IS % II 80 40 80 II "a
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass So, August 7th;
n Al "a 40 l8 u 81 so AZ 80 = 80 "a
For To. Day.-The Delaware State Lottery.
Class No 58.-Lapitals $4,000 1000, 1000, 1858,
~ OF 1000, &C. 70 numbers, ID drawn.-Iickets
S..
Also, One Dollar Lottery. au 10
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EIVE DOTI1Ks MkWAkD.-kAa away
+ from Inc subscrioer's factory. on xsrd June.
negro man tanned LEWIS. ths properly g ara
Sarah wsu and afs e . q -, Il sss & .. ~,
...S 49, ~ sp-sxs qulsk Inc above reward
VII, - I'D lar ia cesefy at my fsciorJ, opposite
~, VAL . - r Rsilrosd Depot kichmood.
the u ..s a..,- J. WALKER
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NOTICE.-ln order to make room for my Pail
who wish to buy bargains in Dry Goods. have
left sumo very desirable patterns u Lawns. fTsrcn
printed Musiins, embroidered Swiss. bsrescs, M
WM. J. SWORDS,
ana rs broad sneet
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- OOFING sLATE-l am prepared 70 exs.
~ cute with pronptness and dispatch, ali
ders entrusted to my charge Tor the above article.
Samples may be seea al my oface.
k0oEkT RANKIN,
jy4 Corner 22d and Water -.
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,CoNGRMssloNAL DINNER TO kossUTn

CoNGR MssloNAI. DINNER TO kossUTH.
-lhe Congressional Dinner to kossuth
was magnificent affair:
The first toast proposed was the Pres
idrnt Of the United States; which was
drunk with three hearty cheers.
Mr.. Webster arose and responded to
the sentiment in the following words:
Mr.. Presiaent-l ain here tom ght,
with other heads Of departments, WIN
belong to tire Executive administration
of the government, and who are conf
dental counsellors of the President. |
rise in their behalf, as well as nv own,
to tender to the company our thanks for
the manner in which the President has
been received, as the sentiment Of the
meeting here assembled, and to assure
you, sir, and all present, that in kind
ness and good Wishes towards the guest
Of the occasion, and in attachment to the
great principles Of political liberty Tap
plause and national independence, zap
plause there is no man who partakes in
higher degree than the President of
the United States in the general feel
'ngs OF this vast country. Applause.]
In reply to toast relative to the
struggle of Hungary, kossuth commen-
ced brilliant speech as follows:
SIR As once Cyneas, the Epirote,
stood among the senators of Rome who,
with an earnest word Of Splf.conscious
majesty, controlled the condition of the
world and arrested mighty kings IN their
ambitious march-thus, full of admlra-
ton and ofreverence, Istand amongst
you, Legislators of the new capitol, that
glorious Hall of your peoples collect
i've majesty. The capitol Of old yet
stands, but the spirit has departed
from it and come over to yours, purified
by the air of liberty. The old stands
mournful monument of the fragiity of
human thngs-yours, as a sanctuary Of
eternal rights. The old beamed with
the red lustre of conquest now darkened
by oppression's gloomy night; yours
beams with freedoms bright ray. The
old absorbed the world by its own CEN
tralized glory; yours protects your own
nation against the absorption, even by
itself. The old was awful with ire.
stricted power; yours is glorious with
having restrictedit. At the view of the
old, nations trembled; at the view of
yours, humanity hopes. TO the old,
misfortune was only introduced with
fettersd hands to kneel at triumphant
conquercrs' heels. To yours, the tri-
umph of introduction is granted to un.
fortunate exiles invited TO the honor of
seat.
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lIoyER,s INK r.ANUFA<TCRY,
REMOv TO
No In Ruf.e Nfreef.


(Between Fourth and Fifth, opposite Crown 81 y
PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE the Proprie.nr is enabled by in
w creased facilities. to supply the growing
DE- naud for fioyER's INK, which its Wide-sHrtad
lei uIalIon las created.
J his Ink is now so wei! established in the
good. opinion and confidence of the American
Public, that il is scarcely necessary 10 say any
thin & in lis favor, and the manufacturer takes
this opportunity 10 say that the Ucnaaespe thus
secured shall mol be abused.
Iii af:irioH 10 the various kinds Of Nriin. Ink,
he also manufactures A'iunantnr Cement iCr
mrnding Glass and Ciina, us well as 4 superior
Hair Dye; trial only is necessary 10 insure its
future usr, and i Selling Wa, well aiap',:d for
Druggists and ;o,t!crs. nj a very ios prize, in
large or small quantities. All orders addressed
to Jos. Z. HOVER, Manufactures,
Sep Is 3m No. Ia Race Street.
TNHI$ Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. seriber OF Cecil county, has obtained arom
the Orphans Court If said county icrtcrs vi ad-
mins,;aiion on the personal estate of
Martha 5. scwall,
late of said county dec. ascl. An persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thcrcofduly authenticated, on orieiorc Ire
nh day of November, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
b neiit of said estate. Al! persons indebted to
said estate requested TO make Immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 22nd day oi November. 1881.
FRANCES u. SEWALL,
Nov % 6w Aum'r.
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THE
MISSES GRInISHAWS
AND DAY SCHOOL
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

Hll4HllNb lON DEl&Ah AhL.
TN this Seminary, Young Ladies' are carefully
i instructed IN the ,arions branches ola sub
stantal and finished English Education, includ-
ing Elocution, Geography, Writing, Arithmetic,
the use OF Maps and Globes, History. Etymolo-
ply, Chemistry, Physiology; also, in Latin and
French, with the ornamental branches Of Music,
Drawing and Necdlc-Work.
A course of Lectures on Anatomy. Physiology
and Natural Philosophy, will be delivered each
term, by A. II. C.ia.shaw, M. D., illustrated by
Models, &c.
The utmost attention is given to the comfort
and happiness ID the pnpiis, rs we'll us TO their
moral and religious instruction, manners, and
general departments; dcsiaeia'a, which cannot
be sufficiently attained in intlic institutions.
which are crowded with a large number of
pupils.
The advantages of Wilmington. as place Of
residence, are well known, as regards the S;lu-
brily of,he air, and the facility OF access from
the cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
periods, beginning September lst, and February
18th, The Stnmcr Vacation Commences On
the 18th ofJuly.
The terms Tor Boarding, and Instruction in
the above enumerated branches of English Edu-
cation, are one hundred and fifty dollars per
annum, one halt the charge for each period pay
able in advance; for Day Scholars, twelve years
old and upwards, fifteen dollars each period;
younger children in proportion. The Writing
Department is supcrlntcnded by Mr., Rand, the
celebrated professor, of Philadelphia.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.-Miss {. & |. Grim
shaw.
Musrc.-M,. Charles Grohe, twelve dollars
per quarter; Mrs, Grobe, Mad. D'Ouville, ten
dollars per quarter.
FHEScH.-M. DOuvile and Miss c. Grim
shaw, six dollars per quarter.
DRAwING.-Six dollars per quarter.
REFERENCES.
Right Rev. Alfred Lee, Rev. E. M. Van
Deusen, Alfred DUPONT, Esq, c. L. DUPONT,
Esq, Henry Latmer, Esq, John b. Porter,
Esq, Hon. John Wales, Wilmington, DEL,
DR.. Luther Reilly, Harrisburg, Pa; Caleb
Ncwbolh, Esq, DR.. w. Z. Horner, VIM. Welsh,
Esq, James Peacock, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa;
Rev. G. Il. BedelI, Nem York; Hon. Lanedon
Cheves, Columbia, s. O; Rev. w. w. Spear,
Charleston, S. &.
Dec. 27lh, 'Ji at