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BOSTON CARDS.
NJ RICH, 1854.
- TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.

The undersigned, MERCHANTS, MANU-
IA CTURERS, IMPORTERS AND WHOLE
SALE DEALERS, are now prepared with FULL
STOCKS Of all goods in their respective depart.
men,s, peculiarly suited 10 the wants of CoUN
TRY DEALERS.
The large and varied assortment which the BoS
TON market affords TO purrhasers, presents SUI
pcror opportunity for a choice selection.
MERCHANTS are assured Of our determine
ton 10 please, if possible, both old and new Gus
TONERS, who are respectfully invited TO examine
our several STOCKS AND PRICES.
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B1DDEFoRD TOWN OFFICERS.
MEETING HELD MARCH 10, 1884.

Richard NJ Chapman. Treasurer.
John NJ. Goodwin, Torn Agent.
Rev. John Hubbard, Jr., Supsrintending
School Committee.
Joseph Staples Cd, Street Commissioner
for the upper end OF the town.
Joshua Moore, for the 4,h District, or mid
Ole Of the town.
Nehemiah Hill, for the lower end OF the
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House for Sale.

A LBERT IRISH offers his dwelling house for
"A. sale on Sullivan Street. The house Is one.
half OF double tenement house, Is In good repair,
convenient in its arrangements, and pleasantly 10
Gated near Sullivan Street School. There Is
good Garden connected with II. SAID properly
will Inc sold adyaniageously to the purchascr-
For further particulars enquiry may he made OF
William johnson, residing nearly opposite said
house. e
Biddcford, February 10th, 1854 I'LL
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
And other Valuable Real Estate.

/ kllu OlllOA o1uooAS @sNeA ~Sos"sN'
UNHE following described Real Estate, compris-
! Il Ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated IN the villages of Saco and BddelOrd,
will be sold by tie proprietorS, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
| The House Lots about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Ran.
! road Dcpols of BideeiOrd aud Saco-a portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, in
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
fine view of both villages. They are advanla-
geouSly situated for the residence Of persons haV-
ing business in either Saco or Biddelord, beng
within six minutes walk of Main street, and Pep
perell Sqnarc aud live minutes walk OF the Ma
J chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconin, Pep
| pcrcll and Water Power Corporations of Biddc-
I ford A substantial Bridge, 375 feet long aud "
feet wide, resting on granite piers, aud win SIDE
walks, has been built across the Saco River thus
connecting the lots with Biddciord, aud placing
them within three minutes walk of Smiths Cor.
ner. From this bridge street Is graded to the
Railroad Crossing on Water street. which will be
extended To Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin OF the
Saco River, aud 10 Water street.
| The newrOad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will interscct with Market street, which
passes acroSsl The above described bridge to Bidde-
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propric-
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous To the bridge, aud
within two minutes walk of the workshops aud
mills ON said island On one OF the lots Is u new
Cottage house with stable, which will he sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract of land adjoining
that which i reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of "a acres, and is situated on the West
crn side of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
WARRANTED Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the proprie,oS, A. ii. Boyd, Saco; ID. l..
Somes, Biddeford; Josephus baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, n. H.; William T. Newell,
Manchester, n. III.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi-
tions, inquire Of ID. T.. SOMES, of Biddelord,
Agent for the prpprictorS 5-tf
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TOWN MEETING IN PARsONsFIELD
MARCH 18th 1854.

MARCH 18th 1854.
Alvah Doe, Torn Clerk.
William +. Moulton, J
Thomas D. Wentworth, S'loet"'";
Nathan Brown.
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Take Notice.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il iriendsand the public generally, that hc has
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser
Gamman, where he has on hand q new nnd wei,
selected stock oflicady Made Clo'hlngI eaPs ana
GENTS Furnishing Goods, which he will sell cheap
for cash DANIEL STlMSON.
No 2, Hobson's Block, Liberty 81
Biddcford, Feb. 3, 1851.
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Steel Pens.

UT-TA Percha Coated Steel Pens, superior To
" all Others in the market, fo' sale at
GILMAN'S,
eff CO Factory Island Saco.
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Conarfnersllip Notice.
Freedom Notice..

vT,HIs may certify that have given my 500
i George Lyman Gctchel, his time 10 act ana
,rade for himself and that shall hereafter els n
noac Of his earnings or pay any dep,, .rSs
contract. LfMAN oSA T.
I Witness,-L A. PHIIpRicK. 80
Hollis, March lst, 1871
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Lumbcrmen of York County,
TIA KE NOT G e!

TAKE NOT CE!
rT,HE subscriber having purchased of hiessrs
: George Il Whipple, the right to use and vcnd
in York County, Ginan's Patent Machine for saw,
Ing Clapboarls, Laihs, Shingles, Blinds sas,l ana
Door Stulls also. Fence Pickcis, Bedstcad Stats,
Looking Glass aud Picture Frame Backs, &c NC.
Also, Wagon Spokes, giving the right taper with.
on, changing ends Of the lot is now ready to dis
pose of town rights in said County. This Machine
is capable Of saving 900 of Single In liity MN.
u,es 1000 of Lah in thirty minutes! ,oOo iee'
of Box boards IN 40 minutes! Ohe OF the Ma
chimes is in operation at my shop IN bidueioro,
where lumbcrincn are invited TO call aud witness
lis opcraiions Machines can at all times be iur-
nsh,d at short notice. JAMES L. NICHOLS.
Bildclorl, February 2jill, 1851. I'll
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Al Court Of Probate held ut Alfred, within and
for the County Of York, on the tirsi Monday o.
March, in the year Of orr Lord ono Thousand
eight hundred aud iilly.four, by the HonoraDic
William G. Allen, Judge OF said Court
CAMUEL c. HIGHT, Guardian Of Within n, 4
OF Guar,iianship Of his said ward for allowance;
Ordered, that the said samuel C. Hight gave mo- o.
lice 10 ali persons interested, BY causing copy o.
~ ' in the the Union and Eastern Journal printed at
ddsOd said County ss 'Ssy a 'Ssy ~ npp ,e;
Cnan,,, nm ,be frs, Monday OF May next, ut ten
IF A.. ciock m the forenoon. and shcw c,asc, II
~ .nv they have. why the same should not be al.
lowed Ancsi,-FRANCIS BACON, Register
10 FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Notice.

TTNHE Subscribers arc now prepared at their sho
Il in Biddciord, TO do all kinds of Saving, Spill.
ting and Turning that may be wanted by Wheel
wriglts, Cahinei. Makers, &c. Our shop Is pr,
pared with the best of machinery, and all wor'
will be done with dispatch, and In the best man
ner. Fence Pickcts sawed from round sticks
from four TO ten inches diameter
NICHOLS IL HOWELL.
Biddclorl, February 25th, 1851. 0-u
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Potash.

Collected for retailing, for sale by
- ID. l., MITCHELL,
Saco March 18th, 1851. l2-if
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Nehemiah Hill, for the lower end OF the
town.
ConstdbleS.
r. X. Lane, VIM. w. Cleayes,
L. ID. Staples, Walter Wiggin,
Ira Andrews. VIM. H. Goldlhwait,
Joel Roberts, johann Benson,
Abiiah Tarbox, Heber Kimball,
Jacob p. Clark, James III. Stafford,
Cha's II. Goodwin Mark Wakefield.
Fire VGrdenS.
Geo. A. Warren, Charles Hardy,
Jacob X. Ccle, VIM. Houibin.
Na,h'l II. Goodwin, Thomas Quimby
Edmund Perkins, James Andrews.
7ythingnaeh.
Nath'l Kimball, Christopher Huzzey,
Leonard Rumery, Thomas ID. Emery,
J. ID. Smith,
Field Drirers aud Hog Resres.
Heber Kimball, Moses Milliken,
James Hunt, Charles Staples,
Rufus Small, Samuel Bradbury,
lothian Moulton, Simon Locke,
William Cole, Daniel A. Davis,
Allison Seavey, Samuel Haley.
Fence Yieirers.
Henry II. Hooper, Moses Milliken,
Geo. L. II. Jordan.
Health Committee.
DIR. James SAWYER, Charles Hardy,
William Huichins, De- Cha's Murch
Committee on accounts.
S. p. McKenny. James Smith, Jr.,
+. II. Banks.
Pound Keeper.
Ileber Kimball.
Callers Of Hoops and SiGres.
Joseph Staples, Benjamin Hobbs.
Har6or Masters.
&. Huzzey, Trisiram Gold,hwait.
Surveyors Of Lumber.
J.K. Cole, VIM. Berry,
n. Wakefield, Edmund Perkins,
James Smith, Jr., Jacob Curtis.
Horace Ford, Japhe,h {. Locke,
King c. Hooper, Nahum McKusick,
5. Gilpa,rick, Daniel Holman,
Harding Taylor, Flanders NewbeSin,
Harrison Lowell, Hiram RoI,er,
Jos. p. Garland, Luther Bryant,
Isaac T. Hobson, James llodgdon,
Amaziah Emery.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL
Fifteen Days Grace.

V,HE Subscriber will keep his book. at the Un.
l. ion and Eastern Journal Office, No. Central
Block, Biddcford until the 9th inst, for The ac'
comllodalion Of those who have not settled Their
accounts. On the 2Jth, all unpaid bills will be put
into the hopper TO be ground out Don't say, when
you feel the screws, that you have not had fair
warning. d. L. SOMES.
March 10th, 1851. lO-lw
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Attention Farmers! Oxen for Sale

rINHE subscriber has for sale ten pairs of Oxen
Il Most of them are large, well formed, well
mated cattle, and in good condition. Several
pairs are extra. JOSEPH HOBSON, in.
Saoo, March 18th, 1851. R-3w
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TNRUSSES, Supporters, and Shoulder Braces u
Il every variety, Tor sale by
Saco, March l7,h, 1854. l2-u
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C. The first Saw-slill ever erected in
Maine, was built at Berirek, in 1893. Ber-
wick was then called Neirieherunnoek
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"A For I'VE annex from the Newport
correspondent Of the New York Journal Of
Commerce, graphic picture of New York
dandy. The correspondent says it is difficult
70 conceive for what such creatures were
made though he concludes that ..as every
living thing has its use,,' even a mere fop
cannot be entirely worthless. We don't snb.
scribe to this doctrine We have no doubt
that the dandy creature was made originally
Tor man, but having perverted himself into
q iooi' Nature is freed from all responsibility
IN his care, and he may be safely set down as
good for nothing. Whether such mere econ.
sumers of the fruits of the eartf,,, who eat
the bread for the want of which honest men
are starving, ought not to be hung or guillo.
tine is question deserving consideration
Come with me, my friend, for a moment. while
point out to you of this species of the renxs
mo Hell the type of class always to be found
here during the fashionable seasons Look at him,
and remark his chief haracterinic He has inst =
rived from Broadway; and, in all of his movements
and in every appointment of his Dress you read in
letters most leeible his characters Fop Mark his
personal appearance. His moustachc ID unexcep.
Notwithstanding thirty hairs to the acre. His
hair, that luxuriates on his head has been 60
twisted and tortured by his "artistc barber as to
lead one to suppose that he has been dipped, like
Achilles; but it is evident that the goddess must
have held him by the head instead of the heel In
short his head is the only place where Nature ac-
knowfedges perfect vacuum Very tight panta-
looms that display immense moral and physical
courage In yenturiug into the world with such
slender support as they contain a flashy cravat,
OF great proportions knowing, half jockey, half
gentleman hat; collar with linen enough to sail
small fishing smack; fancy vest, gold chain,
quzzing glass, and an ivory headed cane make
up the external qualifications of this sample of bu
manity. Sure am that Solomon in all his glory,
was not arrayed like one of these
Considering such individuals philosophcalIy.
one Is thrown into bewderment. 1t ia difficult to
conceive for what they were made. But. az Plato
insists ON the agency and accuracy of Nature in
al that "every living thing hiss
it's use,' suppose it is safe to conclude that such
beings are not entirely worthless. Ii there were
no tadpooles, there would be no frogs; and paste
diamonds must have splendid setting to make
them SELL Shakespeare says that
The apparel oft proclaims the man.
but let us hope, with Byron,
'That this is but the surface of his soul, ~
And that the depth is rich 10 better things.e
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The foreign imports Of dry goods and general
merchandise at New York last week amounted to
ESQ ,959. In the same week last year they
amounted to 81. 972,735. The exports of mercban
die from New York to foreign ports, from the LIST
Of January to the lat of September, amounted to
s44.l65, ,957. During the same time last year the
exports amounted to ss,e2o,f59 The exports Of
specie from New York for the week ending Sept
I'd, were az follows: 50
Sept. ]. Brig Como, Cridad BOLIVIA, specie, s24 SOC
Bark T. s. Casanova Maracaibo I,200
Steamer Arctic, Liverpool Cal gold 156, ,2s5
(" U. 8. mint bars e56 III
!" Eng. silver $40
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MRS. P E l. L E T'S ENGLISH AND
ASA FRENCH BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL,

The eleventh scholastic year of this school will com.
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured il all the
departments Particular attention 10 given to Read
ing, Writing, Orhosraphy and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pupils share ;egudlty
with the older In the instructions of the principal
and assistants MRS. PELLET is assured that pu.
pills under the tuition of M DE MONTHURNEY
can with diligence and perseverance, learn in one wear
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages
TERMs-Board aud washing 1920. English tuition
$40. Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each 500. Payment half in ad.
vapce-the remainder 18th February
For further particulars address the Principal
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The SroMAcH prepares the elements OF
the bile sndthe blood aad IL does the work feebly
and imperfsctiy, liver disease IL the certain result
A. soon, therefore, any affection OF the liver 10
perceived we may be sure that the digestive organs
are out Of order The first thing to be done is to ad
minister specific which will not directly vpsn the
stomach, the mainsprins Of the animal machinery.
For this purpose we recommend HooFLAND's
GERMAN Bit ERs, prepared by DR.. c. M. Jaekscn
fhiladelphia. Acting az Alternative and tonic, II
strengthe the digestion, changes the condition o.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., BENNETT h
BEERS Richmond; and by dealers ia medicines
everywhere. sss e4-l2t
BATHS! BATHs!! BATHs.a-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had dsily at the HAIR Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Ssloor, under the Amen-
can Hotef-entrance on 18th street s,e s
Single Bath % cents, or five tickets for 81. {.
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FrnE-The fire at Suncook, N. H., before re-
ported broke ont ia three story building of John
Tennent soon communicated TO the old Stark man.
sion, which was occupied by two families board.
ing houses, and before the fire could be arrested,
ten buildings, including the post office. were con-
sumed For SO small . village, this fire was most
disastrous. Some $4,000 worth of property was
eurance
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PIcoT's ExTRAcT or JAMAICA GINGER.-
This preparation contains al the essential properties
Will be found very efficient In atuency and fulness
of the stomach after eating, and tn. relief of sudden
cramps and eholics named peina in the stomsch and
debility arising from the heat of the weather. Ira
vellers and families should always have bottle on
Prepared by e. j PICOT CO.,
" 81 Corner opposite the Old Market.
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that ths hsss "a ~ -. -. 81 ~.
may have accomplished mach In 1estseyins the 10
sects and sIimacnlm, which Of late years hays u
greatly increased Ia some places as 70 rendsr tho
existence public calamity. A vireinia pspsr ssyt
thst exsmination Of the Different joints OF N 81
st'aw reveals the toint worm II almost every In
sisnes, deaA and dried to powder ~
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The DAILY, DISPATCH

- The ci.cslatiun Of The DAILY DISPATCH
Riesrc that Of IN the Daily papers Of
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nR. BENDAN, Graduate OF the Uni

~ versity0f Berlin and nor srsd by letters of re.
eommepdatUn frsm the Legation of the u States at
Berlin, Bsref Won Humbo dt, George Ticknor, Eco :.
President ,olsey Of Yale College ,eeTs his services
10 prepare Iimlted number of pupils for the Uni
veTsty vfegs. His instruction will embrace, be-
side tue t'e ~ branches. chiefly the ancient Ian
gusges, the s<1ench Gerrnan and Mathematical
He also off CO to teach the German and French to
Schools and y private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond, 10 the Rev. B. Manly Messrs
Gu.t. A. My y, jas Binford. DR. Little. Professors
Gessner HarrIsn aud Shele de We're, of the Univer-
sty of yirsins.
Apply al hb Office Ilth street. near Broad.
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WILL SET AsIDR.--The Judge Of Probate Of Fs
sex county, MSS, has declared the will Of Dr. Man
ming, Of Ipswich, invalid, IIs len the bslk d hi
property 70 ioand a. high school 10 Ipspich. dias
herring bis son. The.ground Of scstiBg the WI
aside was insanity. Hon. Rufus Choate VS. cosn
eel for the son.
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THE cholera has disappeared from Newark, Ohio
There has been no new cases or death for scyers
days past, and the health of the city appears to b
re-established
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THOMAS W. KEESEE,
AUcTONEE

Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl st.,
VIII attend to the sale Of REAL ESTATE, and eve
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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DISTINCTIVE FnE.-A large fire occurred at
Greenport Long leland, on Tbursdsy mornins
last which destroyed properly 10 the value Of e40.
oOO part Of which was covered By insurauce.--
Among the sufferers were Wells & Carpenter, clo
thing. ship chsndlery, &c; Walter Hsvens. dry
goods and grocery and some other buildings -
Three men have been arrested oususpicion Of hav.
ing been the incendiaries.
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William alias Daniel Miller has been arrested al
Marianna. tFla1 for stealing horse and swappine
the same for mule. Hsssys he Il Baptist prrsch'
er, ea ana asked Tor Bible to keep Lim company in
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Considerable sensation has been produced b Dsl
too sa oy the discovery of what b suppcscd to b
rich silver mine near that place.
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ssurH %. Bsows.-A few dsys go, Mr. eni1h
..ve Mr.. Brown assvsre caatissetoa b Atisnaas ca
az ineulsiss ! lsdy h The slrss&
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AaaEsr or MuspKaxR.-Be -BeFtise, NE murserss
Of man ~ the name OF Spence. IN Lse ccussy'
Ga, has besu arrested and lodged IN Mases Jailtos
safe keeping, whore he awaits his Trial
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Total for the week


Alien Foster, the negro whose letter to bis wife,
written at Sharon Springs. New York, has been ex-
tensivey published to the great discontinue of the
Abolitionsts spent two days in Montgomery, Ala,
on his way to Mobile last week. The Montgomery
Advertiser says Allen regretted very much that
Fred Douglass did mot attend the recent Saratoga
Coaveniion. as It had been arranged that Allen
should reply to the speech Of that pet of the Abel
tion fanatics. lie rather intimated that Fred. gos
wind of h!s intention, and hence did mot attend.
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s,souLAR sutctpE.-A native Of Germany, named
Henry schuren1krg. was found on the morning Of
the 27th ult hanging % tree IN Rsmpart stree,
New Orleans. Hewas quite naked, and had twisted
his undershirt into the form Of rope, and with il
effected sransulasion. he was yellow fever pa
tlent and had escaped rom his attendants whils
nader the infiusnce Of deiirium produced BY shs
disease
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strosher D. Mhchsll = Distinguished lawyer. did
ss his rssidenos ia NJ Sterling. Kentucky, Z lev
days aso. &
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Tue Teuznamsnt = shs Fssqsiss apslnesie y
70 sahs place o. ne esA-xAs fsnsy Dalts = - -
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The journal Of commsrcs says thas In place Of
the recent motor 10 the Ericsson. pair Of approx.
cd and very economical boilers are TO be put IN
sad that the work win b doas h sbout eight weshs
when she wiiitake her pIaes among our aeamerrs
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ID H.h TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND

H. ENGLISH SCHOOL, Frankln, between
9th and 9Th sIeets, Richmond, Va-The next ses-
slon Of this SCHOOL will commence on Friday, the
18th of Sep'smber next and closeson the 18th of
July following.
TERMs-,payable semi annually in sdvsnce.1
For senioEClassics and Mathematics, per ses-
tou,. Sop
For Junior do do DO 50
Fer comm n English educstion............ 80
For each AoderR language fex.-s 1... 20
The undersigned can be at his school rooms
from 70 10 4. NJ. r. Fl. L. TIGHE
NJ lJ,#