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THE LhpYs MAN.

Of all the animal nuisanCes which afllict
society, we think the genuine ladys man
takes the lead. His face is elernalIy
wreathed with unmeaning smiles, and when
he addresses a lady, it is always in such
strain OF absurd nonsense, thai we have Of
ten been surprised that any lady, armed
with fan, and addressed, did not brain the
animal on the spot. If the lady's man does,
by any possibility, possess the least degree
OF common sense, he takes especial pains
20 conceal it, for somehow or other he has
taken it into his wise head that empty sem
timentality and absurd nothings are the
only Offering fit for the female mind. In
order TO be true to what he conceives To-
be the entertainment and amusement of
the ladies', he turns traitor to manhood, and
SO becomes epcene himself without pre-
Senting Just claim TO be clasSed with the
'mao or female sex. His best qualities are
those which he possesses in common with
certain kind of dogs-to fetch and carry.
Ladies, who laugh in their sleeves at the
fool, may not object TO the attentions of
the servant, and so out of sheer commser-
alton allow him to carry fan, or escort
them TO the opera, when the men Of their
acquaintance are not accessible. The la
dies man is sufficiently rewarded for at
tending them through a whole evening S
Entertainment, if they will only drop a
smile into the poor fellows hat at palting.
! With this substantial blessing he is encour-
iaged to future exeTtion in this wide field OF
masculine ambition.
| If a mans duty to a lady consisted in
picking up dropped pocket handkerchiesi
and fans, or twiring her round, to the
point Of giddiness and exhaustion, in the
waltz, we should, perhaps, envy the ac.
accomplishments of the mere ladies' man; but
believing. as we do, that the delightful anc
|Ioveabe dependence of woman upon the
Isterner sex demands the exercise of more
munly qualities for the efieminate accom-
! plishmentS of the other.
! To treat a woman like doll-only &c
present to her mind the gaseous eructation:
4 Of false sentimeHt, or the frothy nonsense
of fashionable frivoiity, is surely no way tC
win the esteem and respect of any woman
NOT the victim of a congenal worthlessness
Women are excellent Judges of character
and, although We have frequently seer
them entertained with the tolies of the la
dies man--as with the antics of a pet dos
we have seld IN seen a sensible woman
apply them to better use than for the
mirth and laughter. Few would be willing
TO trust the guidance OF ther lives to suct
shallow and unreliable pilots New Or
leans Delta
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

An astrologer foretold the death of a lady
whom Louis XI. passionately loved She did,
in fact, die; and the King imagined that the pre-
dction Of the astrologer was the cause of it
He sent for the man, intending to have him
thrown through the window, as punishment.
Tell me, thou who pretendest TO be so clever
and learned man, what thy fate will beG"-
The soojhsayer, who suspected the intrigues of
the Prince, and knew his roi5le, replied: "Sire,
foresec that | shall die three days before your
Majesty" The King believed him, and was
careful of the astrologer's life.
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sBg DEGENERATE WAsHINGToNIANs.-A cores
b pondent calls our attention to paragraph which
, has been going the rounds, TO the effect that
three-quarters of all the Washngtonians had
fallen back from their pledges, and that the ORR
ginal mover of the project now kept u low greg
gerry in Baltimore. He suggests that it may be
supposed that Mr.. Hawkins is the man referred
v To. This woukl be manifest injustice to that
gentleman, as he has ever remained the firm
consistent, and active friend of temperance, and
during the past spring and winter has been lee
turing on temperance in Vermont and New
Hampshire to the very great acceptance.o of III,
candid temperance people OF oil Glasses The
entire statement is reported OH Mr.. Goieh's au
thority, though we have no proof that Mr.
Cough ever made such a statement, or that it i
true in any of its particulars. Boston Traveller
Ilah,
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A ROGUE oUTwITTED.

A curious instance occurred in London, not
long ago, in which rascal was outwitted. A
bachelor gentleman, who was a very superior
draughtsman and curioaturist, was laid up III his
apartments with gout in both feet. He could
not move but was wheeled in his chair in and
out of his sitting-ro A well-known vaga-
bond, ascertaining the fact, watched till his SER
want was sent upon message. The area door
communicated with the kitchen, through which
the vagabond entered, and walked up stairs,
where, as he expected he found the gentleman
quite alone and helpless. ....
81 am sorry 10 SEQ you in such situation,
said the roguej "you cannot move, and the SER
want is out"
The gentleman started.
alt is excessively careless to leave yourself
so exposed; for, behold The consequences!
take the liberty Of removing this watch and seals
off the table, and putting them in my own pock
et and as perceive your keys are here, shal
unlock these drawers, and see what suits my
purpose"
"Pray, help yourself" replied the gentleman
who was aware that he could do nothing to pre-
vent him.
The rogue did so, accordingly. He roun'
the plate In the side. board, and Many othe
things that suited him; and in ten minutes
Having made up his bundle, he made the gen
tleman a low bow and declmped. But the gen
, hlcman had the use OF his hand, and had not bee
idle; ne had TAX, II AN exact likeness ot The THE
! with the pencil; and on the servants reIurnm
soon after, he despatc ed hm immediauy |
Bow street with the drawing, and an aceouI
q of what had happened. The likeness was 5
4 good that the man was Immediately ident
: fed by the runners, and was captured b.
: fore he had time to dispose of single articl
i He was brought 10 the gentleman two hou
), arterward identified, the property on hi
:, sworn to, and in six weeks was on his way
e Botany Bay
c "Swinney, what did yer jine The Mexic
l. war gory"
r. "For glory"
is Did you get i!S"
r, 81 rather think did--twO orutohes and
wooden leg"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

PURsUIr OF ScIEScE UNDER DGrTIcUITIEs
1t is said that in India lines Of electrical iele.
graphic communication work remarkably wei
in the transmission Of important news iron
posts distant from each other, and 5000 miles
Of additional lines are to be added Immediately
, 1t is related that short time since, some delay
having occurred in the transmission of signals
from one oS the stations, the cause was asked
and answer returned that no one could get ncaI
other ferocious crcaireg ,rsre protoIing about Nt
office. Highly characteristic this of the jungle
districts, though not an enviable position for lh'
clerk.
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notice an inquiry in the Newspaper"
of the 9th inst, in regard to raising broom
corn, and as have had some experience
in the business, beg ieaye TO give the tol-
lowing:
To raise good crop of brcom.co take
a field in which there ha, been corn, plough
it down about the middle OF April, then
roll and harrowit, until you get it in good
order; then turrow it out, about four and Il
half feet apart and plant about the Goth Of
April. About haIf-peck Of seed is sutii-
cient to the acre. To cover it, run a light
spike tooth harrow twice to The row; then
leave it until it is about an inch high, when
it should be run over with the common
harrow; then keep it clear OF grass and
weeds, and YOU will have good crop. An
acre of good broom.corn will produce about
six or seven hundred pounds. The genera
price is from four to six cents per pound.
Dollar Newspaper.
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Mr.. Pomeroy calls the Yankee ga well
developed Interrogation point"

A musical box is for sale, at Vienna, for
which IIadyn expressly composed twelve
tunes. At one period, painters painted
harPsichord-cases and fans, and designed
masquerade tickets. The sculptors conde-
scended to trihe with plate and jewelry.-
Mozart's excellent piano-for,e duett in F
minor was written for piece of machine
rv attached to clock.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

T5~Recently son of Mr.. Brand, Of Green
vile, KY, took gun and placed the muzzle IN
his month, and his toe on the hammer OF the
gun, for the purpose, as he said, of showing how
persons occasionally kill themselves. His foo
slipped in raising the hammer, and the gun ex
ploded tearing the youths head in most hor-
rid manner, killing him almost instantly. Lou
Cour.
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TOtbe People,

II WOULD soLcit the special attention Of all persons
L who know themselves indebted TO me, 10 the fact
that with the commencement Of this year am DE-
lFHRNINEp to close up all ofmy old accounts, slksr
lhy CASH 0r NOTE, aud hat 40 ealy cali aud prompt
action al. tie part &c every one 81 my debtors win
lothFs 'ur untla rsrssHtA
sos1.L IR SELMEs.
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HANNIBAL, MO- THURSDAY MORNINGS JUNE 30, 1858.

of his system. The patient being ignorant Of
the manner of taking the gas, felt instant re-
lief, and by holding the thermometer for short
time longer in his mouth, complete and per-
lmanent cure was effected.
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VOL. X.--NO. 40. :.
LOOK HERE!

GINCE my removal 10 the House N
~ now occupy, Opposite the City NA ~
Hoel.) my sales have so far exceeded (NHW.'~
my expectations, that / have been E3tt
obliged to make considerable additions III EH
10 my stocK-receivcd within the last kA\W
few days, good assortment Of fIN III
Boys Coats, Pants b Vests. Ill IL
Also, good assortment Of Black Srh. %
Satin. Ratered satin, black figured silk, black Italian
cloth, Buff, while and figured Merseilles Yeats, extFa
superior and mediumdne linen bosom shirts drawers.
black satin and laucy colored eK adjusting ssoers,
sup black satin cravas; fancy silk cravais; under
Shirts &c &C., which in addition 10 the stock on hand
MAKES the assortment very complete and which for
Cash, shall be sold at a small profit. know the
consequently both seller and purchaser benefitedaif
II ask Is fair chance.
EB- My goods know, viii compare favorablv " N
any IN tue City. HIRAM MoYEIGH, Agsat.
Hannibal, June %, ls53-Qr) a S
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Smith & Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street.

HHEY take this method of informing the citizens
L Of Hannibal and vicinity, that they have opened
a new family grocery store on Market street, immedi-
ately north OF the market house, where they intend
keepug all kinds 0! Groceries suited to the retail trade
We intend keeping hand all kinds of marketing, and
will be pleased TO friends at any time when they
want any thing in line We have, and will eonti-
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats hand during the winter
season. As have the best opportunity of pureha-
sing Fowls eahles Sc, it win be TO every mans
interest TO call examine, before purchasing else-
i,'ere as we will have everything that can be eb-
itaiued at the market house during the day. -. u
nov27if SMITH DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

II is popular delusion TO believe that an edi
tor is public bellows, bound TO puff every
thing and every body that wants TO use
him.
The best way to curb a wild young man is to
bridal him.
The people OF New Orleans have voted in
favor Of the liquor law.
The old Spanish fort at Chagre' is l8l years
old,
The present Pope is the 25lst on the list that
have held St. Peters chair.
The Pennsylvania railroads are reducing the
fare to two cents mile.
PRoMsIva.-A little boy absut two years
and two months old, ran away from his home in
/. Davenport, Iowa, last week, and went on visit
to Galena. lie took passage on board the
steamer NJ. Paul, and returned the next day on
the same boat. Iie was the son Of w. ID. Clarke
of Davenport.
!, Danger choud be feared when Distant an,
ibraved when prasent. 20
A mans dress has a wonderful influence o.
his character. Dress like rowdy, and in les
hap anOn.h you will Ganmence acting lik
one.
h Leisure for staly, thought and social enjoy
o ment are to be counted as part of ene's n
G come,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
How We Pay.

A well known political economist says:
ave pay best, first, those who destroy us
generals; second, those who cheat us-poliIl'
clans and quacks; third, those who amuse us
singers and musicians; and least OF all, thos'
.itors"
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ISABELLA ARGo.

RECEIPT FOR Harry HoME.-Six things
says Hamilton, are requisite to create happy
home Integrity must be the architect, and tidi-
ness the upholsler. 1t must be warmed by af.
fection, and lighted up with cheerfulness, and
Industry must be the ventilator, renewing the
atmos phere and bringing in fresh salubrily day
by day while over all as protecting canopy anC
glory nothing will suffice except the blessing o
God
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

A witty lawyer once jocosely asked board
ing house keeper the following question:: Mr.
If man gives you five hundred dollars ia
keep for him, and dies, what DO you do?' Do
you pray for himP
No, sir replied Nh, II pray for an
other like him
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MONROE HOUSE.
HANNIBAL, MISSOURI.
Daguerreotypes! Daguerreoty pes !!
w p PITTS IL.

W. 2. Fits, f.lH
y esident Daguerrean Artist, would simply re.
IL mind the citizens Of Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures at his
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson'S hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions to his stock, and bis increased facilities
he is now prepared TO take pictures in style
far superior TO any heretofore taken in this city,
and at reduced prices. Call and examine.
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A Coon ron NorurSo.-A late Buffalo pa

A Coon roR NoruING.-A late Buffalo pa
per contains the following:
To THE PuuLlc.-W Johnson, celor-
ed man, who has lived with ne for the last nine
teen years, has left my bed and board, and re.
fuses to help support my family. His former
MASTER, Mr.. Moore, in one of the slave States
is requested to call and take him back, as he i,
Of no earthly use to any one here.
ISABELLA ARGo.
We expec. the cullud gemmen's master woull
rather Isabella would continue 10 nourish anc
lodge this darky Mantilini.
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The following is too good 10 be lost
It illustrates ore of the peculiarlties OF this fas
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-NTINNs q cLARKs P,ryos.-p II rAY.

sEf4.SS5rs MN ~ q cI.ARKs PAIyos.-P II rAr-
sfss sss y &c ase mss S 'y 20 s i.Is o. sa. s
saa, o az r 's.s z can't snd pain n
a., -iIl-- ai. ,esi,s rr,t, az Nv ra Fair, London
icy cabin .n he mods in1rovrrsrti rl;h NIrn.i.
q t % ana rsat daisiiiiy bis later s
ii''-A''- ~ '"e country, ui-re god tgners
PiL r,teA ha, sod these a.,-4ra me- in i,
- hl'en years. 10 hi tarc aat action uarsrsls ca
Tie Pl5. -sa5a,d observe that tie title Of The
Eli.ar N2r' Accord .', aud Plates. Ao, Guitar and VIC
81, to b. !ld sgsa q Ea1's aui @ ~ysv receipt q All
ass Piano AMI NI,,lc store. roo Main It.
Is osrs g. iEk +. Virginia. over : Dona.ta. store. Eai
49, ti'itiOtht.r :, oitEh a. VIM are aose dzily
NJ manufactured az WIN BURSTS Ga.ry - Nsi .trst
pressed 70 he q er.-i. ,'
q ils, in this county anu E4ropg Ia proof read Ls
"Noa-in The wy ofsrt be more peri e, than goo, p
.l ~ ~ . ~ Wy o." .1sl.''-eiyp,s ever 'as
-s,.sss as -i ~ H. w. zoe, ,tlai CON
the va,4 60 compete VIII iI d. the pl5dlslol Of peyfs ~.
THs cs.sI,l r.l9es 1s 'sa.as arual, a-ard
s-nea Who have ust return from Leai9- sat. asor a
lets Of 'i'ag'2n b. Che great exhibition, t pictures ar CON-
rsE'lrr TrrlssA gsoi Dasusrrr7iype l. the only faithful
ure, is only iry wh,lur.ts u...sry ~ fs
sg4i GALlEaY, II si,ia street,
RTOTi,7. 10 TIuUEi, '.TTsil>.-P5-ra.... iii D.. p,
Ioto@ag heilosd cogan, Tor 10000 s Assry ron az
e %ss =, P3s 93s &C., e 9a,. a inches,
s9a to b. . o., ba . . a. ca %, ,- s . be cot o.
% l. iy!v-e ,a,r AZ ihr D55. In R r d Oh 5s5 ;
the ar. and placed ~ he conras,7r aveant 10 be
De-. " ' TIME o. ''''' '-'s Z rnsG q. Of
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Nav IoEE, Oct l2.-Flour is easier. Sorthern has
declined 10 cents per bill White Wheat is held a. DO
Yellow Com SO cent?.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l2th.-Sales Of 100 bbls Fl5ur al,
S6,a9. Red Wheat Si,sIhl,S7 White l,4Oal,4 Vel.
low Corn 81; White IIa7s cents per bushel.
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NEw foEE, Oct l2--Passeugcrs by the Arabia report
that dispatch received Liverpool jas, before tie
Steamer sailed, stating that portion Of tie Allied n,c,s
had gone to ConsiauuOpe protect Europeans from the
fury Of The Mu.aelmen
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
FROM YUCATAN.
D ths RlthEeni Wh'g.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. le.-LAter adviecs from Yucatan
state that another revolution has broken there.
Mexican steamer has e Vera Cruz for YucA,An with
three hundred men
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PnLADrLrniA, Oct l2.-The boiler Of tho Sectional
Dock Z" the Navy Yard exploded to-day while hauling up
the Iyane. Several peHons fatally injured.
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COMMERCIAL FAII.UHE.

NEw ioEE, Oct l2.-Simon Draper, the New YorL
politician aud banker, filled yesterday. /, i, reportcJ
thai o,hors are ,hakingl
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
SAILING Of UUEAN STEAMERS.
FROM 4. STATES.
FORT or RICHMOND.

Schr Ahdcl kadcr BroNn, New York guano, to II W
Fry aud Edmond & Davenport
Schr Z BroWn, McKeIg, New York, hay, to N Dow
ney.
Schr British Queen Pyc Itlifay, y. s. ish to Bacon
Baskerville aud Webb a SDu.
SAILED,
>, Schr John Randolph Parker, Baltimore, coal W d
COlquit 4 Co.
Schr Blc, Bunker, Boston Injz,, u Curric
hchr Courier, Rogers, Boston mjz, ID Cu,fic
Blrqlc Watcher, Baker, City Point to finish loading
for California.
The steamer O'd Dominion Captain Nelson report. the
brig Russell ia Hampton Roads bound up
PnrLAnELrutN, Oct Il-Arri,cI scbr Autumn U,x.
kins, DAYS from Richmond
BosroS, Oct s,b-ClearcJ sehr Juliclc, Baker, Rich
moRd.
- NEW loRH, Oct ll--Auivcl, schrs Mary Ann Guest
Foster / B!olga., Taylor, from Richmond.
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LOTTERIES.
- Lottery OFFICE, BLltnofs, I'd.

LAaBERTS LOTTERY OFFICE, Baltimore. nd.
IsNlOhAS LAMBERT intends opsua an Orce opposts sn.r
ll- ,se calvert street, iaiillaTs M5ay III Nay
~, yfy ~ si{. ifon ns tine ever ssas The
VII thcn be unla fil either 6uy rekct, IA ~ 80
tor a. part he u unNlng pursue nLI ,Vsy having
het' had ihc good fortune d1rrg
y-i o." a. ~ 20 b. accused o. any u g ord
u therefore respectfully sJciis tie u
a, %,5er' IN tlrnia vho may desire 20 purchase
etFei rteiHJ tls EEr rt4ag ~ Irif fr J.I.y
sanE th1zc hJ 10 kiOo Aim hat telr Slsr, m 1919.
suicty observed. 'Nf@-N- - 'A'1 va "
80 Prize retois IN The MAylsud Lotteries. such Delaware
2''s a. he has sod IN here of viic be r have ne Ira
kicHNgsD, Va, April z5th, ls53.
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PENNSYLYANfA ELECrlON
IMPORTANT RUNOR.

Pn'LAprLrnA, Oct. l2.-Tbc election in tai, State has
resulted avorably to the DOnoeuu by large majority
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AUCTION SiLES.
nrArl,n, y 49, ,., 80. -. =.

VAlnAh kkAL FRcPERIY ~ THY CoT,rV ~,
OhkstERfiELD fOE sAIF.-Th- tuh-rr5,-r - ".
o.,e .Ae on Frdsy, ne lsh day % oa-er tai ,-t
~ called Oak M, In ChtHt cauntv ~
~. san5sl II koy A. n tara oonai-s ahsat 10
ga =, a. ~ I,n - which highly Improved ani al, M,
- We Fr"Wth % wheat, corr, oats kc N. .f.- -
Rouse anf out tui din eyciy coaiu8fl. i
H. IN 'T ,Sta,es hfs roperty iniu.r1eBt-
80. iet .ltn. pr Nm H. johnson. live r.,- -, -,
70 l showing w property O. any wishinr 10 4, -
80 ana ESQ in swing any l'nr-st-n that M, h- -
siieh e. uinF ne property Atthe me lime -iit -
aeres ~ wood land, distant about two r.s a. t
ey ater ite sale % the land TIE r-r,.- -f
pPsy p, e.riy ar -Fpuon viii D. oii. vi hss. CO..
800 - y OF '"'i oder, oats sfraa ftr,-y
carte, W'rons, Ac, and nrg- qgtufi-v os v~-g ,s
1 nc terms 'or ne llui VII one thrd In 81 ~
iaiincc on credit ~ ana 81. ans ta.-,--
h' personal property, cash FOR aIIsuns Under eft s ,
amount AHa over credit 70 six r.sfns I be gv- ''.
r.1s-f,t, o. ADELAIDE r. ROYAL
~. -fi' gu, . tN'-uif.N % T. u. Royal dgr'i
moon. "a thv l1;l DAY a. October, Ist8 80 - -'oeNt
o.Lu nunIrN 4
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EEy. u n HOGE,
Richmond, virginia

MR.. LEtEBNRE'S SCHOOL
EB PLEFEByRE. A NJ will on the srst S!5-lv In O..Aa-
IA = succeed Ms Mead. 90 ts charge % a.lN. ~
~ 'Ll 10 ,lsad aai N pc Irep.r, iha; Jay % re-
COW tli..., 90 her .4tl residence Craze street.
Nr Lthvrc fur years connected ui;r Mr.
,'"" -I! subs r.aiy hec lle Principal ~ q Ulfiff -
fFs.F" itFtF.g she charge o. which he
81 z larger WOW Ia Gi-lao7d. ''sAss
i l'-E.ea O. -lGlst liz sh05l up-u The same general l.
Is tii 70 Nrs Mad, retaining hr ~ ~
-'' ie strength - thr l.r. %: F0re.u Len .a. . y
" - o'-e' 4-N'I'A-
lie Nen'es - :he Family will form CtrIgtan Hsuseh Mn
i- the p7 entail cars - = p. aad " Lefetvle -
AH- school wal UCer every advantage a-1-s-
sau English education, which .LIr4
Modern Languages. Music, DrAzuc &C. 80
ltrf.s-F-r BOARD Tuition In An the En.fs h-.--t. O..
Che Scholastic year, 500 ~ -s--'' '.
for Day s-h1is-s OF AL ag.s, so.
FarHry N0arrr LauEuas-, 49,
FOR Music, Drawing, &c. ~ Professor. prices
,sgApjy' to h. P. LEFEBvRE A. NJ
ice Ste. q i a.
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~ Hoiicr--ESTr-ss pack. Na-s.. ll-..- ---
.y d., iueuagd or Shipment per Steamers R0ty.,r and
aN-l""S vii hereafter be received hy ADAMS co
." "'''d"H, WHO are the 'y u.at0rcd gst +. EAp.eTs
privileges these Ships.
G.lre of c-s York Virlr.a Steamship Co ~, = ,t,, 4
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