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BERNupA-Br brig Princess Royal-Mrs Hill, MrAED
Morris, Mr. VIM lngsa, Mr. J Bona arte Davenport.
MMBouRNE, AusThAuA-Ship Panama-E Wadsworth,
WR Bownc, G Grain MD, W Donelly, G Cunningham
DR. Hover y Rice r Dague, II Marchaud, D Dorah, w
Gage CWright, Mr. Warng and lady, II Doane A
nrie, bach W rellnger G Howard W Majer, J Trplet
Dundee, D Gephart l. Dellnger W Brner, 8 Leirt
TBuzzart, Gouger, Gill, BLAwrence, Hempshill J.
Kcnworthy, WP Coote, Horr, Woodbridge, r
souter Mcssrs Weaver, Peters Wcstcott Ball, Graydon
and Nixon
CuARrkuoS-Steamer southerner-Dr Elliott, DR. Hen
son, pr Behune, w Parr, Mss Preston, Mr. Williams,
Mr. Currie; McKenna, N Passau, Adams, N D
Tate Tvose Root, lady and child, Moore, Mrs MUIR
Johnson L Lester, X W Chambers, Miss Reeve, G
$ Ward, Wright and Lady, Akin l. North, II "
Cnne. q Alkin, Messel cad AAY-l0 u The stesyazs.
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Passengers Arrived. .

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Maron-E Fitch ADD lady A
Carter Jr r Jackson, Cartwright. lady two chill
dren and servent, Hunter, Miss Copeland l. n Con
dict Dr A Ward Miss Condict EFdsan, ii D Spores,
Bruce, Smith Jr, Dolly, Master Fitch Miss Fitch
w Gurdin, Tigereux, McMien. II corwn, Lw
shell, Ihen, Mrs Winberg, Miss Hcnrique Master
Kimbal Baker, ID Carr, w II EVAN J q Butler w
Cassiday, Perkins Rayenel and lady Mrs Deve-
Teaux--2o in the steeragc.
SHASGHAT-ship Nestorian-Mrs Blish aud child Mrs
Ryers and child DR. W Barton Rev John Rycrs died
on the 9Th inst OF con SUMPTION
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MUSICAL

1ISOIJAN PIANOrORTES-A1NO. AL BROADWAY
IN "A large assortment Of piaps from the celebrated
Haet, Davis Co.. Boston, alsoths eknown ins.,u
second pianos Of various kcrs for sale ut prices
~h'en ue'' ''"p'''''0" ILiToLN 4 THOMPSON.
NEW MUSIC. THE MUsIcA PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
IN fully ,nformed that arrangements have been made witt
the foilov inu European composs OF Albert
G. Linz ev s. Glover A. LEGAL the E.te A. Lees manu-
scrs have purchased-a. Hs khoe LrxTens a..
orks ar be published by cher house In the Unite
. states except 6RIFFTHs CO 20 Hudson street.
GIVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO TO LET. TO
rssnonsible person for - nonth the owner ma
m use for H. Can be seem by Arossng nSte TO Ptan0
J Herald once stating name A1assiaeAse
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REMOVALS.

DEM0vAL-wM. II. BLAsHFIELD, IMPORTER AND
III josbsr o. silk goeds aces And embrotdsrie has ~
moved from "a Cedar street to che store Ne % LbsIk
street second door from Broadway lie invitos The
attention OF purohassrs his etoek Greet
WI b o4oeVS n eaeh hpysQA
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TELEG RAP HIc.

PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1853.
The Grand Jury have found true bills against Arthur
Spring for the murder of Ellen Lynch and Hannah Shaw
The trial 10 fxed for Monday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHIP JOINERS MASS MEETING.-THE SHIP JOIN
- Of New York and its vicinity particularly
At Thaiian Hail. $50 Grand street. at eight o'clock By
quest of the General COMMITTEES.
NHE yARNISHERs AND POLIsHERs IN THE EN-
ployment Of MI H. Newhouss N6 Hudson street, wish
raj manner in which he acceded to their demsnds
UExAs BOUNTY LANDs-THE HEIRS OF THOSE
for depondonoe 1896 bounty lands Which
the undersigned has the facilities for procuring Applica
lions should be made to T. A. sTANSBURY, No 60Man
Washington. March 10, lS5S
U,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEw YORK Off.
of Hanover and Boever streets and No Dos
Broadway second building below Fulton streetThe Mag
nss sss With hs p M
creang telegraph business and enable their agents TO des
patch with the utmost promptitude NIL that may
pairs and in active OPERATION two separate
distinct lines Of poles and teegrAphio wires extending
from New York to the city Of 90
and four wires from Phiiadepha to baltimore and ASH
ington by te other line along tho turnpike roads tnero
tons at Washington Trenton New Brunswick Prneeton
Newark jersey City Hayre dc Grace Fort DepI af 10
hi.
posed to themselves Of the and advantage OF this
rapid mode Of communicating with personal or business
unequaed by other line in this country
but recently m expernent has beoomo anu re-
upon thousands Of dollars is daily transacted through its
the transmission Of ton words or less ex
10 made prices From York Newark TWEEN
ty cents to Philadelphia. twenty five cents and 20 Bst
more OF Washington fifty cents Open a4y from A M to
WIN. p WEsTEnvELT, Superintendent.
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FINE ARTS.

OIL PAINTINGs-A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT, BIT
~ Celebrated artists just recciyerom Holland and for
sale by ISRAELs CO., l2z Villain street, up stairs.
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OCULISTS AND NftISTS.

nEATNESs. = NEW Discovery. = LESLEY'S OR.
~ gano vibrator enables deaf ps,ons to hear distinctly
church and public assembled and all the assistance
that could possibly 10 desired TO had at 81
street New York, of i. f. RRUMAN, only agent ZOE
ANN
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CAUTION.

r oST-FROM THE SAVANNAH MAZE OF THE 9TH
L. September last two land bounty warrants follows
No. 24 for eighty Issued TO James Gamble Novom.
her &C. 1861 and No 7lS2 for leo acres issued Thomas
Babtitt August 1851 All persons cautioned against
purcha sing the said warrants sole thereof
and will apply for duplicates Of the according
rules Of the Pension Office. HEMAN MEAD.
Macon, Georgia, March 3, 1851
NOTICE.-A LETTER MAILED BY US AT THE BAL.
~ timore Post Office, February ath directed to the
New England Car Spring Co.. at New York enclosing
note dated January 18th 1863 at months for &iS7 A. pay
able TO the order Of aid New England Car Spring Company
not having reached its destination hereby canton all
not 70 receive negotiate said note duplicate
will be issued In place thereof POOLE HUNT. :.
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nay Ss H.
s: and Land -: Ss
ssst g.
a
The law Of The State q Ohio v
real .sss.s sa%prsns1 Nearly mile ef sse oAi: rive
The shore The r.rosa .r.sR runs along IL: wlols Of
rsa: saa. s s' Il. Vi 1.
ssns sa ons
god material for building either in stone or brol
Ss:s,p r.; sSss
vss used d S sa's
Yellow Creek GOAL especially dve upon Professor wi
S a s and Ws.s.
panys property both good ausy Sa. varied ssSs
III % sn
rs san in to- %
depot, and to he ;samtoat Which are nSyhs.
lodged be the best coal available fer the market Of Cs
Ss;a Jumps from len ard e aS.ls
& Ssn
tho Ohio where this river to the Nothor
E
s 70 ys to &. h os
ing the trade between Pcnnsylvan and the seaboar
and the nothand north western lake drct The Cevean
and Pitsburg Railroad which has recently into gu
oessfp operation selected Wesvle southern term
The length Of this road 10 only ninety eight miles an
1t affords the favorable channel supplying the lake
with coal from the eompanys mines Tho village Of Wells
lands elevated above the highest oeds Of the Ohio
amply supplied with water Thf environs beauti
full The surrounding country is healthy and fertile and
inhabited by an industrious farming population Provision
Are abundant and cheap and the forty miles from
Wheeling, and forty seven from Ptsburg offers
ADVANTAGES TO about ssabshng themselves
than dollars ton Ths prices II commands there
from dollars to dollars and there as ample mnrgi'
for profit whet they furnish at the t mouth for
them to open ont the coal veins more la
down their tracks from the wharves ant railroad depots
the mnss-and to work more extensively this Ceysan,
coal tracand also to improve the vharves and landing
the Wellsvic Company now coms Int, Tho market for
they further extend to tho TIA bonds tho
1855 into comPsnys aisck allowed TO Jo
New York the auctfsneer wro further particular
DON be had. JOHN W. ROBERTSON, President.
SCoTCH ALE BRANDY GIN, N.-FRIDAY, MARCH
- 49, at 10ls o'clock, at 81 Deystreet corner Of Green
fancy and excelsior soap brandy h rum wines tobacco
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
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10 c. KEMr, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ryRNITuR

X III IL sa.aa Fn.a;siU. t;n,S
ton, Metropolitan Hall, broadway, this day Thur
day Large and peremptory SALE on four months err
dit for all $780, for approved endorsed notes r.
KEMP will sell at auction very large assorms
Of rich hrs class cabinet furniture panoortss and
auction and which pssents very favorable oppcrtu.y q
wood OAK mahogany and alnut parlor dining
library and chamber furniture and Ansh
the whole Will be positively sold without reserve The
nure mostly from old Established oabnetmakor Of t
very reputation; ether goods viii be admits
70 the sale but such - can be- fully relied upon and wa
rand Tho pianoortes all Of tho best quality and
Of which very rich and beautifully carved from oil
makers Of good reputston and viii fsly warranted
good Many other rich and desirable goods
be included SALE to all Of which the especial notice
nurchagers is invited
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CUpERp SALE OF FANCY aoops-HENRY

CUPERB SALE OF FANCY GOODs.-HENRY ]
= LEEDS co. will sell at auction, on Thursda
March l7th and Friday March 18TH at l0 O'clock at u
tales rooms No Wall street. consisting OF Parian good
entire invoice Of elegant and costly agaEs just land.
groups Of single and busts of exquisite finish
Shakespeare, Milton, Ariadne, Apollo Fevidcre Eros
Rebecca Mercury Venus Innocence, Naomi, Spring Sun
and others of the largest size and most oxquis
eastors liquor stands fitted with cut glass; tee and
goods consisting of tables chairs, tiago dsk
&C. glass and porcelain consisting dinner and Il
cts vases coogncs, liquor bottles, wine docanter
Ae ststusry-An invoice Of Maltese marble st.tusry
before exhibited Bronzes-A large invoices Of superb
tstc bronzes comprising figures and goups Of extra larp
size candeabra crosses; clocks by Lerol Hottot
ranted ormun goods in great variety also about 500 doze
style French porte monnaie and segar casos also
invoice of real Turkish and Persian and carpets also
large invoice Of table cutlery such silver and plate
spoons knives, forks turecns, dishes, DC.
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A UCTION NOTICE-WM. b. JONES. AUCTIONEER-
"A BY Jones Begart.This day at lo1s O'clock ~ I'll
store No. 10 spruce street. mortgage sails, ns.tns Of
stea beds and bedding silver spoons oc dsss; etGc
es to pay advances and variety Of other GOOD Charlie
W. Kruger attorney Also, by virtsc Of y
execution at IL O'clock 20 parspataloons IL 0vercoatt
drawers boots, shoes, caps, hats; 60
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ITO PERSONS OWNING VACANT LOTS. AND WILL
ing to give lease Of ons-It must be in respectable
neihborhood the applicant wants to build small house
Ior ms own use sua.s .ne ,eng.n OF oass ana
respectable house where there but family hear
of good tenant by applying to Francis this oce They
must state location rent aud situation Of in thu
house. Ny family consists Of myself, wife, and two
children.
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Memoranda.

Ship Panama which left 18th for Australia, was sold
just previous to sailing for $35 0OO with freight board
The bark Averon arrived at Holnes's Hole 14h inst
from Havana had four in irons board sent home
by the Consul for mutiny board the ship Palmyra
before reported.
Steamer Roanoke arrived at Norfolk Sunday afternoon
and at Richmond Monday morning at eight o'clock.
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONERR.-vALUABL
"A property ON Ninth avenue and Thirty nth street q
auction-Adrian H. Muller Co. will sell auction, oil
Tuesday March Y 1888 at " O'Clock M at the Merchants
Exohangs one lot the southeast OF Ninth
depth four lots adjoining on tho varying from
fifth streetEight lots south side Of Thirty street
adjoining the above and varying from 10 feet inches to
inches in width by % feet inches depth
improvements thereon yiz-Foundaton walls with tie
lots buildings carried 10 second story 10
cent remain bond and mortgage Also large guam
tty carpenters building materials lumber sashes
&c. all For further particulars apply
No. Wall street.
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WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE FOR A
w small family without children. reasonable rent
will be paid Address, stating terms &C., Andrew p.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED.-ANY LADY OR GENTLE
L man giving mp housekeeping and having from $500 to
chaser who will pay part cash the three Or four
private family the advertiser having neat brick house in
central and beautiful part of Brooklyn eighteen minutes
walk from tho Wall street ferry. Address or week.
Oxenham Herald Office.
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A NTHoNY J. DLEEoKER, AUOTI0NExR, VII
"A sell 1t the MerchAnts' uxohange, at u o'clock,
attic brick and lots Nos and ID avenue
This property located in Of the most business pAr
the city.
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r MoRIARTY, ,AycTIoSEER, WILL SELL; TIL
sortment from changing their residence
of bureaus chairs tables carpets looking sasse
manufacturers large assortment Of furniture &c. TO-
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the city
A UCTION NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED woyLi
IA inform those who intend disposng Of their houssaol
furniture stocks Of goods Of ths spsae
that he will give his attention to all sales
h believe. he can most entire Lbc..
room, and prompt settlements Invariably.
r. W. NESTCOTT Auetioneer, l46 Greenwich svenas.
UcTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURl
"A eected in any part of the city, very fAvorabI
terms BY PARKER CO.. real estate agents and genera
auctonecrs 800 Broadway, entrance In Walker street.
Returns promptly made.
UCTION NOTICE OF SALES-FRIDAY At i0t
IA O'Clock in the auction rooms Is Spruce street vaua
Bile stock Of imported Scotch ales superior liquors. vince
segars &C. Wl be described morning Of SALE Saturday
extensive sale Of furniture & Wednesday, administrator
sale Of furniture in Centre street. Thursday will commenc
the sale Of the valuable stoves house
nshing articles &C. at 5T Eighth r. Forrestsl.
THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
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DOOMS WANTED-BY THREE OR FOUR YOUNG
men Of quiet habits psror with bedrooms attached in
the vicinity of Broadway between Franklin and Blocker
street the be kept good order and tho house
quiet. Address Rooms. Herald Office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BETWEEN CHAMBERS AND
w pTwenty sixth street and Third and Eighth avenues
Broadway. proferred-a good house in desirable
neghborhood Tenant unexceptonable Address, stating
location and terms, JAMES MYERS Exchange broker
IL Wall street.
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WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE FROM TWO TO
three years modern brown stone front house. % feet
wide between Fourteenth and Twenty streets and the
Fourth and Sixth avenues Address, c. H. 10 West Eigh
teenth street
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THOMPSON, C,nstabls.

UCTIoN NOTICE-H N, BUSH, AUCT0NEEH|
"A will sell this day, at lOia clock at No. 10 North Wi
liam street quantity Of new and second hand
worthy tho Of dealers and ohers also carpets
looking glasses engravngs feather beds MATTRESSES tw
hundred pairs Of window shades &c. &c
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Telegraphic Marine Reports
BosT0S March 49,
No arrivals.
Clesred-Bark Pristis. Valparaiso.
New ORLEANS, March Is.
Anived-Bark n II Wolf New York
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y W. WEsIcOTT, R.-HAEDs0a
IL. household furniture Friday morning, at 49,
o'clock being all the furniture in store and hou'
46 Greenwich consisting Of velvet tapestry and II
grain carpets splendid French pier glasses aabs
cornices elegant suit rosewood furniture in satin bre
catelle rosewood and mahogany marble top CENTRE pie
and mahogany marble top bureaus and washstands nah
gnny French sofas and eto richly carved mshogan
chairs and rocking do elegant decorated mantel vase
French ormuu clocks lace window curtains and ornament
rich shades extension dining and tea tables rich silver wal
eastor ivory cutlery glassware elegant oil pain
CANT panoortes The sale will be peremptor
Goods be removed Immediately Catalogues the
ing of sale No post ponement on nny account
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CHIP JOINERs' MASS MEETIN0.-THE SHIP JOIN
err Of New York and its vicinity are particularly re-
At ITALIAN Hail. $50 Grand street, eight o'clock By
quest of the General COMMITTEES.
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i and wife-Mustb be eligible and in good location, be-
tween franklin and Twentieth streets in the vicinity of
St George,s Church. References exchanged. Address
w. T. E., Herald Office.
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NOTICE.
w. D. MOTTE,

w. D. MOTTE,
No l76, Market street,
AS commenced receiving from n. York. Philadelphia
i and Baltimore his first stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
To which he will daily be receiving additions until the
sortment is complete.
Without enumerating the articles Just say
his customers and body else wishing buy, that
the stock may be found goods OF the
NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
Staple and house keeping articles of the best makes
quality which he offers for sale at such prices
beat III thecity sept4
Dupont's Powder.
TINHE subscriber has The Agency for the above Powder
L and has a full supply OF all qualities on hand
aug2I. GEO. WILSON
Jnyne's NIedicines.
HAVE the Agency for Dr. Jayne's Medicines. and will
i furnish Druggists and others on liberal terms.
gal. GEO WILSON.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONI
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Vest In OaGrGy and Franklin street Nso York
this Establishment can be very correct Icprc
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, and hands motion; l,c
only representation the kind country The aI.c
and best collection oi Ancient and Modern i'll the IT, =
The figure Soldier Continental Uniform; bc
buiI lead buttons, marked U. s. three.corIaIcd lI
BTccches Caters, &c, &c Also, Birds Vuuous Plum,
curious FREAKS Natuc, Indian OF
War Shells Minerals Cold Silver, Copper and other Ores
Rich OIL Paintings, fine EnGraVinGs with many other
and valuable CurIUsltIes Statue George Ill such COL
lection cannot be found Esta the kind
the United States double Cali, which is universally All.
from the neck down 10 the middle. they Iu
perfectly formed, aud b. ought town OF LIVING
jefferson county State oil New York. by Mr. John jennings
a Live White Kat nom iierks CO. Penn AdnidLce RAT.
Is. Games for ENeicsc and AmIeI Billiards. Back
Cannon and Domnocs a Eiiliad Room two splcII.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESllM ENTS.-Dinncr and Supper parties can b.
accommodated at short notice The Larder will he
supplied with all the dclicacics season. Game OvH.
tiers, Beef Steakr Mutton Chops Veal Outlets, &c provided
any hour.
At this Establishment, may be seen u celebrated bird
MlNO, that will repeat almost anything alter stranger.
Noaccommodaon for political meetings OF any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor the
celebrated Establishment, and having made various
TONS is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public a
Transient BoardeIs in style not by
Hotels OF the city of New York. The Bar Room, which
the private country, being lila,
collection many years, will sustain reputation
under the charge of Mr.. Thomas Riley in the quality
wines, &c, Nc. Connected with the above is REFEC.
TORY, where meals will be served all the av
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner or Supper Parties, &C. &c
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
Pcrsons wishing fOrpue Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment.
n. B-PTivaIe families sLpplied with Dinners or Summers
in superior style, for Parties OF number their
tive homes and wares OF glass silver sent out any
OF the City FREE CHARGE.
Entrance 10 the REFECTORY in Fraukiiux,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FEMALE SEMINARY.

l.HE regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
Session Of n as @ h the day of
The teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
Rev. D. W. ToLFoRD, Ii. D.. Principal.
Miss s. V. BLISS.
Miss MIRA NJ 4; ToWNSsEEMp, -l'''''a"f'
Miss MARY o. ToLFoID, assistant Primary Depart.
81 MINktE I E4se and snG Drs,,.ns
Prof 3. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Gu account Of Provdentiai detention at hong, hG; -,
s be T d b US in the
.SnE nary near Philadelphia She not only gives struc.
lu experienced Teacher OF Music and French, Pupils
III Music, receive lessons they prefer, either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the rcJI1
Teachers and arrangements made for courses of Lectures
before the classes by experienced Lecturer and En-
l1Timenter
pupil, will at know the OF Tuition Where
lass that the pupils grade
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent, Bedding, Fire AID
ofiiv months, $500
| hAY Observation-Disclosures, Junior Gradeper
session, s.,..,.,. 600
| Seminary proper, Junior Class,
| per session, 1900
Senior SENIORS Glass; iisss' iiGSS
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No t-tTd charges eLc1pt for he Joo,gidg branches:
Nnsc per session ofive months, with OF instrument
| LOT lessons, 1900
u&e ofinstrument for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, &c 90
irg, 500
Vocal Music Chemical aud Philosophical Lectures 90
WhcE Music Teacher gives lessons the Semna
IL OF the extra trouble the same is charC
| ci as IN the Seminary, viz: $1s per session.
Pupils charged from the time of entrance TO the
uiSessOn, and deduction made except sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school,
n NC only tOsay that have here GorernRent Ldp
administered kindly iniecd but still government and
| law, which all concerned must respect and obey Ou
are also SUCH that our pupils under thu
care of Female Teachers night and day This system gives
cx ira and trouble TO Teachers but il
sy1tr We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
| ell views
AS TO the progress pupils in learning,
those interested will visit attend examinations
Wr will point them 10 the members OF higher classc
and sayHc snt nostrl moHumentq-here our pledges
| Wheeling Aug. 81.