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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-08

EOR FALL AND WINTER.-I have
Il just returned from my trip North with a large
and well selected stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS, en-
bracing all the newest and most fashionable styles
which will be sold at the very lowest prices. Pur-
chasers invited to call and examine.
HENRY SHAFER
set 103 Main street, corner 14th.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTYsFOR
IL SALE.-I will sell the HOUSE AND lot
which my residence, at the intersection of Grace
and 7th streets particular description Of this pro-
perty unnecessary, persons disposed purchase
will of course, inspecti it. The of sale can be
made known on application to myself my son. r.
Daniel, Jr P.V. DANIEL.
iY 6-2auufa
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81 SQUIRRELS SELECT. CLASSL

y. N z HUI . toIIIIIJOI- NIL-1ICtSI-
LIE CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of
bisiu and First Streets, Richmond. Va-The seventh
Session of this Institution will commence the 10Th of
September, 1858.
Terms, for session of ten months. payable one-haf
in advance, remainder the Ist OF March:
Tuition il the usual English branches.......Si0 90
Advanced English and Beginners in Latin .... 80 90
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics so 90
Modern Languages each. ach.....................20 20 90
DrGwiug each course, p lessons. ons............I0 10 90
The PRINCIPAL may be found at his rooms, on Frank
lin. between ID and Sd streets. Sc linz
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Refer farther to Rev. w II. McGuffey. d. d. and
Ii D. Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia; N. Schele De We're, LII. D., Professor OF
Modern qua do. Professor William B. Rogers;
Rey.J. 5. Bacon, DID, President of Columbian Col
leze. d. c.; Rev. Ro. Ryland, A. NJ, President of
Richmond College; Rev. r. B. c. Howell, D. d Rev.
J. B. Jeter d. d.. Rev J. B. Taylor, w. Sands Esq,
Edi5or Religious Herald
For farther particulars, see circular. au l3-lm*
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FEMALE ACADE-

MARIA u. -SL0fIONr fHhclphl.
aboard Of Trustees Of the Williamsburg Female Aca
denny:
Col. Robert McCaudlish, President
~ gabf p Waller Rev. JAS E. Joyner,
- Goa6ricb Durfey Robert h. Cole, ESP,
" r. G. Doaglas, Esq, James r Cnstis, Esq,
" w Nesj, ESD, Df. Jonn =. oall t MI,
.gan5 untI l5ti September; after which date to
WILLIAMSBURG gu ~o--oDuII2o1
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" ALU A BILE BUILDING LOT ON
6TH STREET. IN REAR OF THE SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH, FOR SALE-The subscribers
are authorized TO sell most valuable building LOT
the west line of 9th street, in of the Second
Baptist Church, fronting 27i feet, running back I2o
Sc 36t GODDIN & ,APPERSON.
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INEW BOOKS, for sale at the Baptist
IN Book Depository:
The Young Lady's Guide TO the Harmonious De-
yelopment of Christian Character, by Harvey New
comb.
The Mine Explored ..or help to the reading of the
Bible.
Reasons and Faith, and other Miscellanies by
Henry Rogers Eclipse of Faith, by do.
The Sermons of the Rev. Joseph Finch, with a
Memoir. -
Beptism; its Mode and Subjects, by Prof. r. II.
Neil. -
Life. Character and Acts Of John the Baptist, by
Rev Wm. C. DnsIcan, NJ. a.
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, BY j. Thomas
NJ. ID.
Letters to a recent Convert, by Pastor.
The Young Lady's Mentor, BY Lady.
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, By Catharine
Sinclair
Uncle Robin in His Cabin In Virginia, and Tom with
out one in Boston, by J. w. Page, of Va.
I sehool Books and Stationery always on hand
s jy Il CHARLES WORTHAM.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

LNGLISH ANUCLASoICAL SCHOOL
H. BY J. b. BUDWELL-The subscriber woud
respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity ths, Ne will, on the 18th of September next
open an English and Classical SCHOOL for BOYS
ia the building erected by the Rev NJ L. Bckford for
hs"Young Ladies' Institute" on Foushee street be-
tween Grace aud Broad streets Particular attention
viii be given TO the mental and moral training of all
viii be taGsh. BY competent Professor.
TERMS.
Common English Branches. Ss5
Classics and Mathematics. "a
Modern Languages EACH. ...................... 20
No deduction for loss of time, except on account of
pyofTacted Illness.
Persons wishing to enter scholars viii please en-
quiTe at Mrs. Ragland's, corner of Grace and Adams
streets. J. B. BUDWELL.
From nr. Harrison, Chairman of the Faculty, Uni
Eersity OF Virginia:
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A LOT OFTWO INCH PLANK VERY
IA cheap, for sale by
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,


Blr. J. B. Budwell has attended my lectures we'll
MGR two sessions and has in my Judgment, such ca
paciiY aud attainments should make him a success
tui teacher. His excellent moral character and up
right department will gain him the confidence of all
those WAC shall come TO know him.
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NEW SCHOOL AND MISCELLA
~ NEOUS BOOKS received by A. MORRIS. 9

T ICORICE.--l00 Cases G G Licorice
ona half do saOttoruana" do do.
.nI aaI''' - BACON BASKERVILLE.
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rIGARS, HAVANA AND PRINCIPE.
~ 10000 CIGARS of approved brands. for sale by
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druggists,
set % Main st.
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lows GENUINE BROWN WINDSOR
i 4 sOAP-One gross received aud for sale BY
:. s. CHAS. AIILLSPAUGH, Drnggist,
az n east Main street
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GUGARS-Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and
~ Coffee SUGARS, for sale by
SCI DAvENPOkT, ALLEN L CO.
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UTAH.

2S0l-From Salt Lake City. by American Fork.
Provo City, Springfield. Taysnn, summit
Creek, Nephi City, Fimor. City. Etd Creek.
Parovan Joansons Springs, Cold Greek San
IA Clara, and San Ie-nardino, Cal, t. san Di-
ego. 1000 miles and ba' X, once u month.
leave Salt Lake City on tine 10Th of -arh month;
Arrive at San Diego by the 18th of the next
month;
Leave San Diego on the 10Th Of each month;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the 18th of the next
month.
l2s02-from Salt Lake Citr. 10y Palmyra Lehi CITY,
American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Provo CITY.
Payson, Sprin vile, Corn Creek, Fillmore Ci-
- ty, and Salt Creek, to Nanti, 90 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at q a. III
Arrive at Man'i by IN TUESDAY
Leave Nann every Thursday al am;
Arrive at 81 Lake City 10y p IN Friday.
12S03-from Salt Lake City, by Fort Laramie, 20
Council Bluff, in Iowa, 1000 miles aud back
month.
Leave Salt Lake City On the 10th of each month:
Arrive at Council Bluffs by the 9Th of the next
month.
Leave Council Bluffs on the 10th Of each month:
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the Sth of the next
month.
Separate proposals for the part beyond Fort Lar
ME are invited. Also. bids to run the whole
route twice q month each wsy.
l2S0t-From Salt Lake City, by Millers Greek. to
Brownsville, 40 miles and back. twice a week.
Leave Salt Lake City Mondays and Thursdays
at 5 am:
Arrive at Brownsville by m same DAYS;
Leave Brownsville Tuesdays and Fridays 1t .
am;
Arrive ut Salt Lake City by m same days.
l2SO5-From Salt Lake City to Tsele City, 10 miles
and back, once n week.
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at G a M;
Arrive at Toeie City 10y pm:
Leave TOele City every Tuesday at G IN;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by pm.
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Select Classical and Mathematical
~ School.

yTNHE subscriber has removed his school to College
Il Hill, where 4 commodious building IL being
htted up for lis reception. As the preparatory de
partmcnt the Columbian College, it will continue
to preserve the character of strictly select school,
designed for laying the foundation Of thorough En-
gIsiI, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence Oh Tie 18th of Septe-
her, and close Oh the last of June.
Terms Sls SO per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the students will be
permitted to attend the lectures delivered college
on chemistry, geology, and mneralogy, and also to
receive instruction in French and other modern lan
gnagcS by the professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded at the college, under the
special care and superintendent of the principal.
The necessary expenses OF a full boarding student
will be about $3.50 per academic year, and of a
weekly bOarder will not exceed sI50.
- GEO. 5. BACON, Principal.
Refer tn the faculty of the Columbian College :;
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force; VIM
GuntOn ESQ., H. ID. Gale, NJ. d., of the Patent OF
flee; Joseph Wilson, ESQ, OF the Land Office, and
Professor e. c. levitt of the Smithsonian Institute
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CHINA HALL.

Opposite BIoWhs' Hotel. -I
la PCRSELL son, Importers of China,
kS1 ila-s, Earthenware, and Fancy Goods. are in
Hffp receipt of 22i packages Of the above goois,
ekkb which, with their fOrmer stock makes their
assortment complete
They name in part
Gold Band and pain French, English and American
China
White, Granite Printed &c Dinner, Tea, and Toilet
in Gets and detached pieces
Fancy China Vases, Coffees and Sauee-s, very rich
patterns
Glassware Of English. French, American, ard Ger
b man manufacture, embracing almost every ar
1H ticle OF use or ornament usually found in O
well selected stock
Britannia Ware. Table Cutlery
Plated Goods. Lamps, Lanterns. Fancy Toys
Watchboxes, Cigarlamp9, Cisars.ands
Baskets, &c, in great variety
First quality Stoneware. at Factory prices
Common Goods, suitable for retailers
All OF which will be sold wholesale AMI retail. al
the lowest prices for cash Or to punetuI customers
r PURSELIt& SON.
Opposite Browns Hotel.
nov 25-eolm metropolitan -tt' a
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NEW MESIC0.


l2900-From Santa Fe, by Albuquerque, Socorro.
Don Ana, Fort Fillmore. FrOntero, rexas) II
PasO, San Elsario, Magoffinsyile. and Leona,
to San Antonio, 9lO miles and back, once b
month
Leave Santa Fe on the LIST Of each month;
Arrive at San Antonio in % days
Leave San Antonio OIL the LIST of each month
Arrive at Santa Fe in % days.
Bids TO carry twice month are invited also.
bids to make the trip ir 20 days
l209l-from Santa fe. by LA Canada, to F.rnanIe
de Taos, 20 miles aud back, twice y month.
Leave Santa Fe on the LIST and 18th of each
month at S a IN:
Arrive at Fernando dc Taos by the 81 and Il til
at I'm:
Leave Fernando de Taos OF the 18th and 18th
of each month at M
Arrive at Santa Fe 10y the 18th and 30th at II ~
Bids for weekly trips invited.
14902-From Demand. 10y Fort Belknap. II G zines
vile, in Texas and back, once in two weeks
Bidders to state distance and schedule OF arii
walls and departures.
Bids for weekly trips are invited.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Embracing conditions to Le incorporated in the can
tracts to tbs etentue Department Doy deesa proper.
!. Seven minutes allowed la each interInpdi-
ate office. when not otherwise specified f,r asserting
the mails.
z. On routes where the mode of conveyance admits
of 1t, the SPECIAL agents OF the Department, al,O
post office blanks, mail bags. locks and keys, TO
he conveyed without extra charge.
3. No pay will be made for trips not performed
and for each of such ssions not satisfactorily
planned three times the pay CT the trip may be
deducted. For arrivals TAR behind time a. IL b eak
connection with depending mails ami not suicisntly
excused. one fourth of The for the trip
is subject to forfeiture Deduction may also be
derei for grade of perforrlsncc inferior to thai.
specified in the contract Fofrepsated delinquencies
Of the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties pro-
portioued to the nature thereof and the Importance
of the mail, may be made
4. For leaving behind or throwing of the mail. or
any portion Of them for the admission of passengers
or for being concerned in setting up running Nh
express conveying commercial intelligence ahead Of
tse mail, quarters pay may be deducted.
5. Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency
bc promptly and satisfactorily explained by ccrti.
Gates Of postmssters, or the sfdavs vi other cred
liable perssns for failing to arrive IN contract time
fur negecting 10 take the mail FROM or deliver il
ibto, post office; suffering il Owing either TO the
uasuitableness Of the place manuer Of carrying
III To lie injured, destroyed, robbed lost: and for
refusing, amer demand 70 convey the mail fire.
qu-atly ms the contractor runs, L. concerned in
toaCu W stcthtoht on Touh
&. The Frtniater General msy anuul the contract
gr repeated fsiurs Ia run agreesbi- to contract
fdS disobsying the post Office laws, - instrue.
uons or tne Departments For refusing 10 discnsrgs
carrier when required by the Department TO do so
for assigning the contract without the assent Of the
Postmaster General: for running express AiorS
said; or for Transporting per~ons packages con
veying usiiable matter out Of the nah.
T. The Postmaster General msy order an incrcass
OF service on route by allowing therefor pro rata
Increase On the coutract psy. lie may also order
increase ~ epeed he allowing, within the rcstric-
1s.s,.s ~ - u. ss ~ ~ Psy ~. ~.
may, however, In the c~sr ~ inar~ass az speed, ~
hnquish the contrast By giving rrosri nothe 10 e'
Department. that be pfvers doing 90 "a esrfssss ~.
order iuso eilrct. Tbs Postmaster oensrsi msy sise
surtsii 90 alseontnsss The ereire, ~ pro fss~ 90
ssssss ~ pay, ~ he allow ess w.su ssssp 80"
psosatts0 NJ the amount distss-pJ wuh, ~he -
II ~ .Iss,s ths puls lsssfesis a. sni ssaaiss ,hs
ssuss afjr sass he a.sisss ~ sutfJs~ss ~ dinsf
eel sssss " bsssIess.sies w mel sise shssss
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Mantels, Iron RailiHgs, and Spring
Mat(reSRps.

fI'lIE Mantels are a new. cheap. and beautiful ~
/ tice. manufactured upon Stone ia in'iisuon
Of tn richest Marbles of the most and de-irs-
Die kinds. In style ana finish they stand unequal
led, end not injured by coal gas smoke or sc'ds
At the North they arr becoming extensively used,
and give perfect satisfaction.
builders and others wishing 10 pa chase are re-
questcd TO rail- ard examine for themselves.
Also, PIER SLABS 10 match the Mantsis, OF u'e
same material.
IRON CEMETERY and other fENClNo ana
RAILISGS.
VIII .,e L-pt constantly ON hand varsity CT pat
t.ir,s, for wL.ch o.d,rs will s received snd pronf
~ rxccu,sd. - -,
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES. new sriicie'
far superior 20 anything OF the kind nov ~ U.s.
Iron H.d.t,als, s.ttess and Hall Chars Hat
Racks, Umbrella Stands, &c. -
RALPH HAskTNs,
Pa avenue, .. side, bet. 9th and 10th sta
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WHALEY's OMNIBUssEs.

On THURSDAY. the 18th instant
&Tf@x will commence running two lines
GAA EFF 0NNIBUSSES between Alsxan-
drls and W Washington. leaving Alexandria at a.
O'Clock in the morning, and 81 In the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington nj
O'clock in the morning and 8 in the afternoon Re-
turning, Leave Washington the arrival Of TIE
trans from Baltimore. m time in the morning 10
connect with the Orange AID Manassas Gap tram
from Alexandria, at O'Clock.
Passengers wishing seats in this line. will leave
their names and residences with DIR. james Entwis-
tie Alexandria, and at the Irving House, WsshiuE-
ton corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning line viii call for passengers within any
reasonable distances IN either siiy.
sep 2S-6u- WI. WHALEY.
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II. A. TYSON & SISTERS

Seminary for Young Ladies.
+ StreRt, Lettpeen lth and 18th Streets WaStington
NOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS.-,fhe 14th
II annual session of this institution, opened on
the 18th of September. Terms per quarter-Senior
department S12; Junior $40: Primary IS: Drawing
So; French, by Professor Rauot S.; Music $12 to $S
Pupils boarded permanently weekly at $50 and
So so per quarter For further particulars see cir
eulars at the principal Book Stores and Seminary.
oc l3-eotill1 5thDec
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
tn = UNION ACAD MY,

Corner Of lHh Street aud NeU York .4renue.
II HOSE parents wishing to a select and
crery Uay responsible school, for the correct and
thorough training of their sons, the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also in the Modern Ian
guages and Natural Sciences. that they may be
fitted for College, for Engineering, Surveying and
Commercial pursuits, respectfully invited visit
the Institution, or call upon the Principal soon, as
the number of pupils is limited and the seats
few.
No pupils will be admitted or continued, whose
character Is known To be bad or doubtful.
No pupils will he admitted hencefOrih who have
not advanced beyond primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. Z. RICHARDS,
sen ID -3m PripcinaI
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young Ladies' Classical Instltnte.

Indiana arenue, nearly opposite City IfaH
FTNIlIS institution Is now in successful operation
i few more boarding and day pupils can be re-
c~ived. The course of study is thorough and pract
cal, designed to give finished English and Ctass
crl education.
Terms: For boarding pupils, including instruc-
ton in English branches, with Vocal Music, the
French and Latin Languages, and Drawing, $500
per session Of ten months Weekly boarders, in the
same course, $500. Day pupils in the same studies,
800. - -
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar extra
Circulars may be obtained application to the
principal. SH. MIRiCK, A. NJ.
nov 2Z-lm* Principal
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
STATE OF MAINE.

els r. VI dA1Nk.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Nov. (, lSs3
DR0poSALS for conveying the Mails of the Uni.
L ted States from the LIST Of January. 1851 10 the
Both Jane. 1851. tho following route in the State
OF Naine will be received at the Contract Office of
the Post Office Department until O'clock a N the
18th day Of December next, TO be decided on the
same day:
No. L. From Augusta NV Brouns Corners, yasssI-
boro', fast Nassalboro', China, Albion, Uni
ty, Troy, DSmont, Huntman's Mills. New
burg. West Hampden. and Hampslen. 90
Bangor, e. miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Augusta daily. except Sunday, at IN:
Arrive Mt Bangor same dar by pm.
Leave Bangor daily. except sundsy, at a M T;
Arrive at Augusta same day by 6 I'm.
For form Of proposal and instructions and require
ments embracing the conditions t. De Incorporated
in the contract TO such extent as the Department
may deem proper see advertisement inviting PrCpa-
sails for Mail service in the New England States da
ted De ember Is, 1852.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
nov b-law4w Postmaster Gei eral.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

South Cdroliad 0renHe, bet,ueen 9Th and 7H Streets
east Washington.
THIS Institution is now in successful operation
j with full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department 1t presents the best
advantage to parents, the location is very retired.
The buildings are ample and surrounded with beau
tfu grounds for exercise and the Of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 500 per
session of ten months. Day pupils from s. to so
per quart ter of IL weeks. in English.
French, Music Drawing, &c, extra.
For further particulars. for circulars apply to
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ,
sep 29-eoff PRINCIPAL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

QUALITY, fit, and workmanship guaranteed, be-
y" Ing wholly manufactured by our artisans and
seamstresse1, on the premises Of the Proprietor,
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue. btween Sd and AZ streets,
Opp0s,ts Catted States IEotsl
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Members Of Congress and a large number
Of our Citizens induces the advertiser to invite those
gentlemen who have not tested them to give him a
call, feeling assured that they will, on trial. admit
their superiority. An experienced cutter is constant
ly employed, and good fit is warranted in every
case. None but the most competent seamstressss
engaged, which j. guarantee for the excsilency
and durability of .he work. ..s
An excellent assortment of Shi.t4, Collars, Bos
oms, Crarats, iiandkerchicE. Suspenders, DC, con
sssniy On band. WA. H. FAULKNER
side Pa. avenue, opposite U. s. Hotel.
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
UYILL open its Both session on the first MON
w DRY IN NOTEMBER, 1851. The Inst
tuition is situated eight miles southeast of Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage to stras-
burg leaving the city every afternoon at * oclsck
Fare 81 y cents
Access may be obtained 10 the Academy hy
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad al Leainom
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster city. BOYS
will he prepared for College, and for the various
businesses ~ life. Number OF Teachers in the In
s,ituton is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. d., Principal
Strasbnrg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sep l3-tf
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'"as "he Nv
Bids for weekly trips are invited.
FORM FOR A BID.

FORM FOR BID.
Where change from advertisement is contemplated
by the bidder.
al Tor We. as the case may beg There write the
name or names in full Of here state the residence
or r;siiences hereby propose to carry the mail ON
route No. -, from -- to -, rs often as the
Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals fr
the same dated October b. 1853 requires in he time
stated in the schedules contained in said xdr ertse
ment, and by the following mode of convey ance to
w.t. Here state how it is TO be covered for the
annual sum of here write out the sum in words at
full length
Datei {Signed1
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Seminary for Young Ladies'.

1I2 81: Oe1"ee" Il t"HsytU''Htu uteHHe ava Q.
'1sHE course Of instruction embraces all the
L branches REQUESTS to obtain thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms En- xlish Mathematics and the Ancient
Languages from So to $l2 per quarter. French s..
Other modern languages each IS per quarter. Mu-
sic and Drawing at Professors prices.
limited number of boarding pupils will he re-
ceived at 800 per session of ten months, payable
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
L. r. IPPITf.
nov 22-eo1m Principal
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

GEORGETOWN, ID. y.
VVNEIS institution is open and in full operation.
Il few mere pupils can be- admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 500 per session of ten
months payable half yearly in advance.
French, music, drawing, &C., extra.
Day pupils from S. to $40 per quarter Of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal WILLIAM J. CLARK,
oc 28-tltf- Principal.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner OF lUth and r streets, Old Medical College.
f1NHE duties OF this Institution were resumed on
/ the 9Th instant. Tie Classical and MatheInat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught in other Academies in this city, is in the sec
Ond story. The Primary Department is in the first
story.
Circular. can be obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoURsE, A. NJ. }Associa,e pr;ncin,,s
Rev. J. w. WINANs, A. NJ. i"e'p"'''
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