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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30

PRETTY GooD.-An exquisite compli-
ment was paid the other evening to lady
in our presence. She had just swallowed
a petite glass of wine, as gentleman in
the company asked for taste.
at is all gonc," said she laughing,
"unlesss you will take some ofitfrom my
lips." "I should be most happy" he re-
piled. "but never take sugar with my
vine
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30

sSy- The cloak of religion Is TO DO
known sometimes, says Punch, by the
fac nap ha- durin: sermou t'ne,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
sxg- The following, is one OF the prst'i

sg The following, is one OF the Pretti-
est Smiles we have yet come across, ana
worthy Of repetition;
take the bright shell
From its home on the lea
And wherever 1T goes
Ii will sing OF the sea;
So take The fond heart
From its home and It's hearth,
Twill sing of the loved
To the ends Of the earth.
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NO. VII.

RALErGH's first voyage disappointed
every one but himself. He pretened to
have obtajncd satisfactory evidence OF the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
Published by Theodore Schoch.

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LOUISIANA.

~
17o From New Orleans by Fort Pike, Shicdsboro Pass
Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi, Lynohburg
Springs, and Psscsgoula, to Mobile, Als IS3 miles
# and tack daily; the int rmediatc Offices to be sup
Piled twice week, both going and returning, and
a. much onener as the boats touch A1t
Leave New Orlesrs daily Al p from Noven-
Der 10 June I, and nj ~ M residue or year;
Arrive a, Mobile next day by 10 a m from Novem-
Der TO June 1, and al a m residue Of year
Leave Mobile daily whole year at . MT
Arrive at New Orleans next day whole yea by
Sam. Nlt#
7702 From New Orleans by Rcd River Landing Aexen-
dris, and Grand Ecorc, 10 Shreveport, GO miles
and back three times week. =
Leave Nov Odeans every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday Mt pm
Arrive at Grand Eeors next Friday. Sunday, and
Tuesday by 10 m, and arrive al Shreveport
next days by 9 lam; sa. Hl t4
Leave Shreveport every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday between . p m and n ans;
Arrive Gsand Ecoro next days by VI m, and
arrve at New Orleans every Tuesday, Friday
and Sunday by p m
The Department may employ nrant AT New Or
leans TO forward tbs mails this route by the
trip during the senson Of navigation Red river.
1903 From New Orleans by Mandeyillc and Madison
vile, TO Cowington, 90 miles and back, three
times week. @ M
Leave New odesns every Monday, wednesday, and
Friday at 9em
Arrive nj Covng,on same days by Tpmi
Leave Covpg,on every Tuesday, rhursaay and
Saturday nj M
Arrive at New Orleans same days by 4pm.
Bids for ines as week service are invited.
770l From Nev Orleans Lafayette City, niles and
back, daily, except Sunday. u1H
LAavs New Orleans daily except Sunday, at II m
Arrive at Lafayette City same day BY 2pm
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yoay From batesvils by Walnut Grove and Hazel
Grove, " smilhyille, 80 miles and baek oa9e
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Arrive al Alsxasdria same days by lspm,
1873 From Asxandria, by Sonet. Winhed, Saline Mils
Pine Ridge. Saline, Sparta, Mouat Lebanon, ant
Athens, 10 Homer las miles and back, twice
week.
Lseys Alexandra every Monday and Friday at !
Arrive a, Homer every Wednesday and Sunday by
Leave Hsaer svssy Monday and Thursday al
Arrive at Alsxnndrla every Wednesday and Saturday
Bids TO run by different schedule viii be considered
1889 From Alexandra 10 Sabinetown Tex, I2O miiea
and back, three times week.
Leave Alexandra every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday al q am
Arrive at Sabineto second day (52 hours) by l2 m
Leave sabinetown eyory Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Alexandra second day (52 hours) by
Bids to run through in - hours will be considered.
Bids TO perform six-tirnos- week service and rur
through in 80 hours invited
7Tsl From Alexandra, by Point Magre, Mnrksvie
Mansura, Moreauyilc, and Smmsport, Red
River Lsnding, y miles and back, three times
week
Leave Aiexandria every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive a, Red River Landing days by 10 m
Leave Red River Landing every Tuesday. Thurs.
day, and Saturday at pm;
hN Arrive at Alexandria next days by m.
Bids run by schedule making closer come xions
and to run six times week will be considered
7782 From AleSandrs, by Big Creek and White Sui
springs, 70 IiaIfisoHpuiS % Hiites anu pack
twice week. s
Leave Aiexandris every Monday and Friday at {
am;
Arrive at Harrsonburg next days by l2m;
Leave Harsonburs every Tuesday and Saturday al
Jpn;
Arrive at Alexandria next days by p m.
Bids to run three times week will be considered
1888 From Red River Landing Fort Adams, Miss 10
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Red River Landing every Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday al mi
Arrive at Fort Adams days by Q a m;
Leave Fort Adams every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 10 IN;
Arrive al Red River Landing same days by m.
1884 From Alexandria, by Hineston, Walnut Hill, Lib
erty Creek, and Huddeston, 10 Burr's Ferry, 100
miles and back, once week
Leave Alexandra every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Burr's Ferry every Saturday by pm;
Leave Barr's Ferry every Monday al S m
Arrive at Alexandria every Wednesday, by II m.
7735 From Trinity by Little Prairie, Parham's Landing
Monterey Landing, and Flowery Mound, 10 Too
ley's, Al miles and back, twice week.
Leave Trinity every Tuesday and Saturday at 2
Arrive at Toolsys next days by pm;
Lcavo Tooiey every Monday and Friday ut 8 q NJ
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Arslvs al Wslsat Hnl next days by i1ms
Lsays Walnut Hill every Monday and Thursday al

Arylv, al Wssat Hnl next days by IL nj
Leave Walnut Hill every Monday and Thursday a
Arare al Washington next days by SPIN.
Bids to perform three-,in.esa-werk service are In
vited.
1898 From Washington, by Mine Creek and Wilton, Il
Murreosboro' SO miles and back, week.
Leave Washington every Monday at 6am;
Arrive at Murfeesboro' same day by 6pm;
Leave Murfeesboro' every Tuesday at 8 a nj
Arrive at Washington salse day by q p M
1899 Fsom Psracfta, by LIONS Beard, Ultima Thule
Eagle,own, Luk-iah-tsh, and WheeLock, 10 Dosks
vile, 10 miles and back, twice week
Leave Psraclifta every Tuesday and Friday at Z m
Arrive at Doaksvie next days BY 5pmi
Leave Doaksvils every Tuesday and Friday at 7 !
mi
Arrive at Paraclifta next days by SPIN.
bds TO three times a week are invited
Bids to commence at Washington, and supply Co
lumbus, Saline, and Brownstown, increasing dis
lance SO miles, and three times week OF
entire route, will be considered
1900 From Washington, by Columbus, Saline, Browns
town, Paraeliha, Rocky Comfort, Mill Creek
Tex, and Almond Grove 70 Clarksyille, III
miles and back, twice week. I
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday a
Gam;
Arrive at CIorksvle next days by 6pm;
Leave Clarksvilc every Thursday and Monday a
Arrive at Washington next days by pm.
Bids to three times week will be considered AMI
hids 10 omit Columbus, Saline, Brownstown, snt
Paraclifa, and to twice, three times, and all
times week, are invited .,E
7GOi From Washington, by Justus Mills, Centre Point
shetucke and Gap Springs, to Panther, 100 mils'
and back, once week. 5E
Leave Washington every Wednesday at Jpn;
| Arrive at Panther next day by pmi M
Leave Panther every Sunday at am;
| Arrive at Washington every Wednesday by IL a m
1904 From Washington to Fulton, Is miles and back
twice week.
Leave Washington every Wednesday and saturda,
at7am;
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pios 70 run oy seneluie making bclter CONNEXIONS
Ell will be considered. n
7723 From Washington, by Big Cane to Bayou Rouge
as mies md back, week.
Leave Washington every Thursday at III am;
Arrive Al Bayou Rouge next day by l2 m;
Lave Bayou Rouge every Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at Washington next day by 10 m.
712a From Snimr,ou, by Red River Landing lliAms-
port and Toe Vi.ags 70 Point Coupe, 40 miles
aad back, once week.
Leave simmsi oreyery Friday atGsmj
Arrve At Point Coupee same day by 6 . m:
Leave Poiot upee every saturday at6am;
Arrive at Slmmsport s'n,e day by pm.
7725 From Holrneasiio, by Bayou Rouge and Mansurs
10 Msrksv'ls, ~ uIlos AID back a week
Leave Hopnesvllle every Thursday al am;
Arrive At MarksviIle same day by pm
Leave MHksvlle every Frdayet a m
Arrive al Holoiesyi 10 anne day by p m.
7T26 From Opeootns, by Midway, Paquemine, Brulce,
Lake Charles. AID Beer Bone, - Bale.'s Ferry
l2s miles ard back, week. srY rV
.a Leave opelousss every Wednesday ut 5am;
Arrive at Balew's Ferry every Friday by 7pm;
Leave Balle~'s Ferry every Sn usdsy ut ga m,
Arrive stopcousss every tuesday by 7pm
7T27 From Acyandrs, by Coue, Clou,iersve, Iss Bro
vile, and Nschioches, 70 draod Ecoro, IS miIes
H1l and back, thres times week. a.sf @nE
Leave Alexandria every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am; F H6E
Arrive at 6rand Ecoro next daye by 5pm;
Leave Grand Ecore every Monday, Wednes lay, and
Friday at am;
Arrive Mt AexsndTia next days by 2
Bids for six tint week service invited.
7729 From Alexandria Red River Landing go miles
and back, twice week
Leave Alexandra every "Wednesday and Saturday
al lam; 4 III
Arriy. At Red River Landing .nme days by y p m +
Leave Rel River Landing avery Monday and Thurs
day1<smi e m#f ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-12

NOIlCE.-Ihe subscriber will, on NON
~ DAY, the iIth ~ aeptsmber, conmspce tseeh.
rs sceeol q the schoos.houss occupied b 4r.
George. This PEAR the sehoc1-houss = en 6face
street. near Chufch Hill. He will teach ten n1onske
the school e eloes the fftesnh OF Jnlv, 1885, H!s
inE, Wsitins, Asithmetis Geoeraphy snd Euslsh
orsmmsr e2 for younger learners VII payable esss.
teriy The school, if encouraged, win continue for
several years. 9trict attention VIII be paid 70 the
learning and morsis Of ell the children committed 70
ss is-st. JOSEPH H RoGERs.
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
THEMATTCAL ACADEMY, g
On Eierenth, between Marshall and Clay sts.,
RICHMOND, VA.
MONTAGUE & BASSETT,
sUccEssoR TO DIR. 8. MAUPIF.
Y1HE next session of this School will COM
Il mepce on the lst MONDAY Of Oct. next The
character embracing ancient and Modern Langaages,
Mathematical, Ghemistry. Natural Phitoscphy, Desldes
TIE usual English branches.
The Subscribers pledge themselves to nee their ut
most exertions to maintain the hitherto high reputa.
ton of this institution; and hope, BY prompt and
ton Of the patronage which has been 20 literally be-
slowed upon them.
Senior Mathematics and Classics .ss 50 90 %
Junior do do ....... ~ W {
Modern Languages by Mons. MIcHARD,
each ...........sss. ~ w
e Payable invariably in advance.
- The Preparatory Department VIII be contin.
ued under the charge of competent and efhcienf
Teacher. with the supervision of the .Principais-
Fee, $50
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THE CHOLERA.

The Upper Marlboro lMd) Gazette learns from,
reliable sources that there have been several fatal
cases of decided cholera in st Marys ana the low
er parts oil Charles counties, Nd
Seven deaths occurred at wheeling, va, from
cholera from Saturday to Monday, both days in'
cluded
Ten deaths occurred at Boston during the TWEEN
tvfo,r hon m ending at noon Tuesday: four deaths
occurred at the cholera hospital on Fort Hill, AT
Charlestown, Mass there were I'VE cases oil choiei
ra, two OF which proved fatal
The cholera has been quite extensively fatai. at
Newark, N. J. for few days. Inc aovertiser
says four or I'VE deaths on average per Gay having
occurred Aman named Havner died on Tues
dav Ills vile and child had died lew Gays pre-,
v0usly, and his father last week. ihs Is the ini1u
family that has been almost entirely destroyer ny
the relentless scourge
There were six deaths from cholera at CieVe-
land, Ohio on the 9th inst.
Ninety eigb, normits of admission to the City
Hospital were granted last week by the clerk oil the
Board of Health of st Louis, being the largest mum
Der sent out any single week for three years oniy
five or six were cases OF cholera.
Nine new cases and five deaths occurred at Prov
idence r. l., during the forty eight hours ending ON
Tuesday.
The number of iuterments at Buffalo, N. Y, in
the month of July was 400, of whom l3o died oil
cholera. The insermenis tor the week ending on
the 9Th inst, numbered l55, OF whom ~ cleo OIL
cholera.
NEW York, Aug 10, P. M.-There were 20
cases OF cholera and 10 deaths in the past "a hours
Disease abating.
There have been four deaths from cholera al
Annapolis, Nova Scotia.
Gilbert Shankland, Esq, brother ofthe editor
of the Cataraugus Republican, died at Syracuse
NJ Y, of cholera last week.
The cholera broke out at Dixon, Ill, on the 23d
ult, aud carried of eighteen victims in the first
Il hours At last accounts the disease was abat
ing.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
NEW YoRK, Aug. l2.-The Steamer Empire City
arrived this morning, with California mails to the
18th of July. She brings ONE MILLIONS OF Dol
LARS IN GOLD
The Cyane, Capt. HoLLINs, touched at Aspinwal
on the 22d July, and sailed again.
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BLOODY DoINGs IN SOUTH AMERICA.

BLOUDY DOINNS IN SUUIH AMthIOA.
NEW YORK Aug. love have Puerto Cabello
dates to the 26th of July. They mention that, in
addition to the provinces OF Coro and Barquese-
mento, those of La Portugueo and Ell Guario had
revolted against Monagas.
Col Juan Garces, while on his march with 500
men, to Join the revolutionsts was betrayed by one
of his officers to General Falcon, commandant of
the government forces, who attacked and defeated
Garces The latter, after surrendering, was assasi
mated with his whole party.
The insurgent forces of BarQuesenlento, to the
number of 800 were marching to attack Silva, one
of Monaga's generals
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IOWA ELECTION,

CHICAGO, August 1O.-In Dubuque county, Iowa.
the whole Democratic ticket is elected by q ma
jority Of $50, being gain of 122 the vote of
1852
Muscatne county has given bloomington, whig
for Congress, majority of $50, being WING gain
of 232. Grimes, whig for Governor, has l3a ma
jority, and the wing Senator and two whig Repre-
sentatives are elected-all wing gains
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ATTEMPT TO KILL.

DASv1ILx. Aug. iL--An Iri,h laborer. employed
by Mr.. Iigerwood, on the DanvillcsR Bridge
was on Tuesday knocked down and nearly killed
by a negro man employed on the same work. The
negro took of nee at something the frishman did
and waylaid him. Some person. hearing hts cries.
came to his assistance and his assailant ran off
He was afterwards arrested and put In jan to an.
swer for his attempt to murder.
The friedman, though severely injured. viii, no
doubt recover IuvENIs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
BUILDING LOIS ON MAIN. CARY
ID AND BROAD STREETS, AT AUCTION =
On WEDNESDAY, 18th August, at 81 o'c ock P. n. !,
upon the premises will be sold that beautiful lot Of
land situated on Main, between Adams and Jefferson
alley. This Is most beautifully situated lot, and
located it is in pleasant and improving peighbor
hood, il very desirable for building site. 3
Also, vacant lot on the north side of Gary street.
Of Charles Philips, fronting A feet and running back
$50 feet to an alley.
Also, vacant lot at the southeast intersection of
Broad and Monroe Streets fronting 40 feet and
Persons in want Of desirable building lots should
attend this sale. Terms at sale. -ss<
auto TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF THAT MOST
"A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, KNOWN AS THE "SWAN
TAVERN" Proportion TUESDAY. 18th day
of August 1854, at 81 O'Clock, p M, upon the pre-.
known the Swan Tavern /" property, situated at
the Northwest intersection of Broad and 9th sts
fronting 160 feet Broad st. and running back l32
feet. s4f
The improvements consist of the Tavern and ont.
bui. dings large brick stable, FIVE tenements on
Broad street. and three tenements on 9th street. and
the whole of the property is now yielding hand.
some rent. sst
As a Hotel, its contiguity to the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Depot and its central and very de-
lehtu situation, has heretofore and will always en-.
large portion of the resident and transient pa
tronage whilst for business PURPOSES its location ID
unequalled by any property on the street.
An unusual opportunity for profitable nvestmen Mt
brought into market
TERMs-One-hfth cash balance at 6, 12, Is and "a
jy 20 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DIABoLIcAL OurRAGE.-On Sunday last, Mr.
Joseph Logan, residing three miles from Allegheny
City, Pa, went to church In company with por.
ton of his family. leaving at home boy, aged 10
and girl aged 10 years. Soon after two men en-
tered the house, and pulling ont pistol, compelled
the children to drink the contents of bottle each
from the effects of which they became suddenly sick
aud Supplied, when the villains commenced search
ing the house, after which they departed without
obtaining anything of great value. About one
o'clock the girl recovered sufficiently to en- able her
to reach the porch and attract the attention of the
neighbers, who. on reaching the house, found the
two children In dangerous condition Their lives
were despaired of for several hours, but they finally
recovered. II is supposed the bottles contained
chlorosorm.
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By RICHARD CAUTHoRN.

MISERABLE RESIDENCE ON ORE
II CON HILL At AUCTI0N.-Will DO sold
1854 ut 81 oclock, ON the premises very desirable
STORE and DWELLING, situated on Oregon Hill,
and now occupied BY Andrew Gentry. The Lot
fronts S2A feet and runs back 100 feet The improve
ments consist Of Brick Dwelling, containing large
and convenient storeroom, for which purpose Il has
been used with good success two good rooms sbosei
and has attached q kitchen ecntsining two rooms.-
The location possesses many advanteges a. busi-
ness stand, being surrounded hy numerous and 70.
houses are in continual demand, and cannot be OBJ.
tanned.
TERMs.-One-third cash; the balance at 4, . and Il
month"; for approved negotiable notes, with interest
from the day Of sale.
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY-OPINIONS OF
THE PROVINCIAL PRESS.

ST. JOHN, NJ B., Aug, s.-The Morning News, in
speaking the ratification OF the Reciprocity treaty
between the United States and Great Britain, holds
the following language:
Now that the American government have ratified
the Elgin treaty there is other alternative left
but to accept it 10 the Provinces Jonathan has got
the best of the bargain, but notwithstanding this,
we look upon the measure as an opening for the
brightest future New Brunswick has ever known.
Instead OF being confined to Great Britain with
trade to suffer with her reverses we have the whole
Continent of N. America for a market
we, therefore, 20 in Tor the treaty 'hook and line,
bob and sinker'
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COMMITTED FOR SLAVE PIRACY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l0.-Captan Donald, of the
Grey Eagle, was brought before Commissioner
Ingraham, to-day, and fully committed on the
charge of Slave piracy. The crew corroborated
the statements of the previous examination The
witnesses were also committed
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GRAET COUNCIL OF CoLoRED MEN.

SYRACUSE, N. Y.,Aug. 9.-The State Council of
colored men had public meeting last night in tn e
City Hail. and the subject of slavery was discussed
by the president, Mr.. Paft, Mr.. Hawley of Roches.
ter; Prof. Barton, of New York Central College,
and Others Frederick Douglas was not present.
The chairman stated that 1t was among the objects
of the council to establish industrial college for
colored youth.
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THE MARKETS

THE MARKETS.
NEW York, Aug. 12.-Cotton is firm and prices
unchanged. Flour has advanced 25 cents per Dbl.
All descriptions of Wheat are unchanged. Corn
has slightly advanced Western mixed u to 10 l2
cents per bushel.
BALTIMORE, August 12-Flour.- Sales of City
Mills at ST. and of Howard street at 81 81 l2. Corn
aud Wheat are better, with slight advance
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PIRACY AND CAPTURE OF THE PIRATE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10-The British schooner Or
Bit from Grand Cay. Turks Island, reports the ap-
pearance of suspicious brig, with black flag off
that port which would not allow the pilot to board
her. The captain of British soop, which arrived
at Turks Island reported having been taken in tow
by her for two days. and that his vessel searched
and robbed of two coils of rope.
A U. s. sloop of war had arrived at Turks Island
and reported that French man of war had captu-
red pirate to the westward of the Bahamas that
had taken number of vessels.
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THE MOUNT VERNON AND HER OFFIcERs-The
Norfolk Herald noticing the arrival of the Mount
Vernon to take her place on the line from Port
Walthall to Norfolk says.
"By the way the efficient aud gentlemanly officers
Capt Smith and Purser Hill OF the Augusta-are
now on board the Mount Vernon, which renders
| this line doubly attractive"
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MRS. PELLETS ENGLISH AND
A1 FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

The eleventh scholastic year of this school will
mepce on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
ing, Writing, Orthography and Grammar through.
out theschoOl, and the younger pupils s0re equally
with the older, in the Instructions of the principal
and ASSISTANTS. MRS. PELLET il assured that pu-
pills under the tuitien of M. DE MONTHURNEY
can with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lar
guages
TERMs-Board and washing 800. English tuition
$40 Primary Department $751; Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $50 Payment one half in ad-
vance-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
au 7-2m
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MISSOURI ELECTION

ST. LOUIS, August I0.-In Scott county, Mis-.
souri, Kennett's majority over Benton is $780,
There are nine Wings and nine Benton represen.
tatives to the Legislature elected as far as heard
from