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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

A UsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A cts, carrying the United States MAi-The American
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, LOGS tons register, will be
despatched for Melbourne sixteenth ship of this
line Nightingale built expressly for exhibition
the Worlds Convention in London. Her saloon cabin Is
$4,000 She Is the shsrpest ship q her size aost and 4 Is
pers who will pay the charged by the steamer Great
britain from Liverpool will BIO guaranteed that the Night
inrae from New York Melbourne In
less number days than the steamer from Liverpool the
sengers Plans cabins will be forwarded by mail
intending passengers For freight passage applyto
r. W. CAMERON, 1l6 Wall street.
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DOARDING.-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR
ID lor and bedroom the second foor will be let with
board, to gentlemen and wife, without dren in
class house. No. 81 Ninth street, Fifth
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BOARDING AT LAG WAVERLEY PLACE.-A GENTLE
- and his wife pleasant and desra-
BILE room furnished unfnrnshed two three single
ms xc in he hons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

(yROrON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON.
tractors-Scaied proposals. endorsed proposals. for
ssxsr in Hester received :. the once q the
yctor net Department, until Monday, the 10Th day
II March 1854 1t oo.st NJ at which hour the bids will
b opened build sewer with r. necessary receiving
Tddge the ssstsrly side q Forsyth being
ana spscacat obtained application At this ONCE
H5SsH ''''i Ss .sf'''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

CHURCH ORNATES AND ALTAR ORNAMENTS FOR
" the Catholic clergy large assortment
stantly ON hand. JACOB NEUSTAEDEk,62 Dey street.
f Importer and Manufacturer.
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TOLLIE'S MUSICAL GIFTS.
81 FIFTH EDITION
"Jullien's Music for the Millon,u
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
Containing Portrait of the Author.
Title Page, Vignstte,
Twelve Of Jullien's most popular pieces,
Containing among other pieces,
THE AMERICAN QUADRILLE, THE CALIFORNIAN,
And other Quadrilles, PokAs, Songs, &C., 10.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Subscription books 1t Jollies music store 800
Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD-MRS KEMBLE, OF 45 EASTNINE-
eenth street. would respectfully inform her
the public generally that in to her present
ment in the city, we'll known the Kembe House. she
has also leased the extensive and beautiful premises in
delightfully."- situated the banks Of the Hudson, within
forty minutes ride OF the City Hail. Tho grounds large
and ornamented with shade with convenences
bathing and fishing For families wishing to obtain
salubrous location posseses unrvAed advantages
apply the Kemble House, No. 45 East Nine
teenth street, the premises.
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TOR LIVERPOOL THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
ANDES will sail from Boston for Liverpool touching at
gers for Europe on Wednesday the 18th instant Price u
PASSAGE u Tor hrst cabin freight
passage, apply to L. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green
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T,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company.-Notioe.-The CITY OF MANCHESTER
will sail from Philadelphia for Liverpool Tuesday 18th
February, S4 instead Of Thursday, ID March, pre-
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rTHE CAMPBELL,S> ARE COMING-AT THE ST.
Nicholas Exhibition Room, 495 broadway block
with the ST. Nicholas Hotel commencing Monday evening
March l3 -e'
MURPHY WEST, AND PEELs ORIGINAL CAMPBELL
MINSTRELS,
Authors Of all the buresque dances in existence whose
unique classic and chaste principal cities
the Union for the last six years. have received
unparalleled in the annals Of Ethiopian
from citizens who seldom frequent similar attractions
leave to to the ladies and gentlemen of this
tropo short series of their fashionable
cal soirees and parlor entertainments.
The company, comprises efficient and versatile
troupe Of talented performers Among names will be
found LUKE WEST
The talented and versatile performer.
MATT PEEL,
The popular and eccentric performer and
JOSEPH MURPHY,
The celebrated vocalist
They viii have the honor Of presenting each evening
choce selection OF new songs and
rely new dances original with them including the bur
lesque La Manoa La Joa Arragonaise La Syphdc, Pes
styrien Pas de insruetion La Fou, Military Polka Tam
BOURNE Dance and Fling instrumental solos the harp
piston accordion and violin introducing the
lesque Rochester Knoekngs, Womans Rights Power of
Music Essence Of Old Virginia banjo solos whisting solos,
quarrelsome darkies.
Tickets % cents to be had at the door, Doors open at
half past six concert precisely Mt half past
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NoRPORATION NOTICE--MANURE, MANURE-PER
sons desirous OF procuring street manure, and willing
to remove from the city can obtain
terms by application 70 tno Cy
~ 'ns o"''' THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
Ne~ York March III. 1854.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY
III from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train 7A4Through in four hours connecting
evening. =
Mall train, "A. M.-Throush wss trains At II n and
Pm.
Express train, P.M:-Emrant train, sP.M. For Tary-
town. 1O30PM. For Psekskll $50 r. NJ For Poushkepsie
$50 A. N, and Pm. Passenger. taken at Chambers,
Canal Christopher Fourteenth, and Thirty nrs streets
Sunday trains from Canal street. NJ for ALBANY
and Troy, stopping ~ all way stations.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n->N's>N0oNN1~NNroND> N1NN0s7yNN|NN>~(>No~NN0
neutrality-suspicious. RECTOR AND MANAGER,
u l. Waidon Stage Manag,r r; c. .Wemyss. Time
noeeThe doors will at rain rises at o'clock.
Gallery i5 cents Privst npp seats in orchsstra
Boxes, 20 cents; Seats in Private Boxes 90 cents.
Monday evening March l y viii 1e pen 0rmed
N NssSs;s Eddy; il Wis, ..as % Saas
CHARLES H.
Capt; coyp Mr. j. r. Scott Lady Clara Mrs. Yeomans
Charles IL Mr. Johnston Mary Corp. Mis. Scott
RuRToN,s THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-DooRs
open at s 'q nsai, r IS "a at "a GSl'oh
Tuesday evening March Is, will be performed
D'' '''DlD'A : TiiE iAN6ERs. Ar Sar''n
De De r rnsrcy Ep'e Fisher Eusens Norton
Moustaehe Mr. Moors Esteiie :. . Miss Raymond
Biappsuet ~: Mr. Burton Nine Pompone Mrs burton
D''A ROBERT l MAcAi isRs ana crawford
Macaire. Mr. Jordan jacques strop Mr.. Burton
IN TEMPLE OF THE MORAL DRAMA
Sole Lessee, Proprietor, and Manager, A. H. Purdy.
Mpb a
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
i"' s'eA' Original u iso%s TOMS CABIN,
July
gncle LON. MT Lanyard
Little coras. Howard
Fletcher Mr. O. W: L. Fox Mrs Bird Mrs W. G. Jones
Harris. Mr. J. Prior Eliza Mrs J. J. Prior
Wilson. =. ..Mr Teuimn ophSlia . -. Mrs Meyers
Perry. Mr.. L. Fox Emmelne. Miss Barber
PERFORMANCE EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
. AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Admission 3 and 90 cents, children half price to after
noon performance only.
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BROKEN GLAss.-THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN
I'D American broken glass; at the American Flint Glass
Company's warehouse, No. Plat street.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

d7 ON "A RARE CHANCE.-WANTED, A PART
Ul.CUO. with about 81 500 In the stationery bust
ness already established None but steady and
BILE person need apply The above must be In cash
The business rs TO So per cent which will fully
shown Address b. b., Herald Office, with real name
changed,
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DARLOR TO LET.-A PARLOR, ON SECOND FLOOR
OF house Canal street, will be let gentle
with breakfast and tea required. Inquire above.
III Of May with without partial board to single gentle
mem in modern oui. On me ne Q. oeoona Avenue
further information apply vt az Brooms street. after
o'clock M.
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Proposals FOR RAr1oEs FOR 1866
HEADQUARTERS NADINE Corps,
Quartermaster's Office,
Washingtoy1. Sepfep,bay. "a IRA

. "s HEADQUARTERS Nadine Corps, ~
Quartermaster's Office,
20 ,l' '' Washington, September "a, 1854.
0EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be- re-
- ceived at this offire until II clock a. m, on
Tuesday, the 24tn day of October next for furniah
ing Rations to the United States Marines at the fol-
lowing Stations for the year ISIS, viz:
Charlesto n, Massarhu cts,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York -
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania e..
Gosp.rt near Norfolk, Virginia
Warning ton, Florida, and
Washingto City, District of Columbia.
Ea"h Ration tn consist OF one pound and a quar-
Ter Of fresh beet, or three quarters Of pound o.
mess pork, eighteen ounces OF bread made of super
fine -four, supsrfine -four at the option of tbs
Government, and at the rate of tix pounds of reo1
coffee, twelve pounds of the beet Nsv Orleans su.
gar eight quarts Of the best white beans four
of vinegar, two quarts Of SALT four pounds of good
hard brown soap, and enc I'D half pounds CT good
hard dipped tallow candles, to one hundred "a
tinnse -
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
Of the commanding of1 Of each station, either in
bulk or by single ration. and shall consist Ct the
best and mott choice pieces of the carcass.
The PORK to bs No prime mess pork, AID the
groceries to be If the best quality of the Finds
named, all subject to inspection No bid will be EN-
tertained unless accompanied by the names of two
suretes known to this Office or certi sed to BY some
sficial person
To be endorsed "Prorosals for Rstions for th-
year 1855" snd ad1Ie' aed to the Quartermaster Of
The Marine Corps Washington, D. c.
The Patriot, Concord, N. H. Gazette, Portsmouth,
n. H.; Morning Post and Daily lines, Boston Mas
Day Book, New York; Eagle, Brooklyn, N Y, Penn
sylvsnian and Evening Argus, Philadelphia, p;
Globe Portsmouth, Va Argus, Norfolk, Va; Dem.
ocrat, Pensa OLA fla; and inefent City. st. Angus
tine, Fla will publish the above three times week
until tie Path Of October next, and send bill, a.
compsriad BY copy Of this advertisement to this Of
hee for payment
nan
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Educational.
CALVERT COLLEGE.
NEAR NEW WINDSOR, CARROLL, co MD

NALVERT College Is situated near the VILLAGE Of
~ New " windsor. in . retired. healthy and ronan
tic rsrt Of Carroll county, Msrylapd; thirty Nv.
miles from Baltimore. by way Of Wsstninstsr;aeven
miles from Westminster, four miles nom Union
town, and twenty two from Frederick City. Mary
lend The ulehur spriugs In the immediate =.
cinity, afford advantages to health rsr-ly enjoyed
by stud,nts. The buildings erected In 1850 are Large
aud coRredious, sufficient to soesnmodate one
hundred students. The play grounds are extensive,
afording every facility for healthfsl sxeacas and
amusement. -
This Institution w.s Incorporated and invested
with the powers and privilege. of College. by thu
egislature Of Maryland, in the month Of Nay,
1852.
The course OF study requisite for Graduation, EN-
braces Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Logic.
Rhetoric, the Latin, Greek ana English Languages,
Mathematics. Chemistry and Natural Phi losophy ;,
Ancient and Modern Geography and History
Besides the regular course of study, are taught
the Modern Languages, viz: French, German and
Spanish; also. B&-lk-sesping, Astronomy and NJ
chanics Par, icular attention psid to the various
branches of thorough English Education
There Is ais a Reading Room. in which the best
journals of the country received and where the
students are permitted TO spend portion Of their
recreation .-,.. - a...r
The College is furnished With . Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, sufficient TO illustrate ali
the general principl-s of tbose sciences.
The scholastic year, which commences on the
third M0pdsy OF October, is divided into two ses-
session comprises twenty six weeks, and the Sum
mer session eir b cen WEEKS vacation Of four
weeks at tn. close Of zach session.
TERMS, payable IN advanc..-For Tuition, Board.
ing, Wsshing. &c l25 90. 10. i'. = '.-...
There Is sl~sys Conveyance IN Westminster Tor
those wishing to visit the College, or ~ giving
notice csnveyanc, will be sent % Mr.. Affes Depot
Baltimore ard OF; o Railroad. % 80 III = /.
For siartber particulars address - -
p A. II, BAKER, President.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GsoRsErows, September q. 1875

GsoRssrowN, September n, 1854.
In addition to the private improvements
heretofore noticed by US, number of other
hne ones are now in course of erection, or about
to be Commenced. Mr.. John Dickson has
added greatly to the appearance of his inc
residence on the corner of Green and Stodd ard
streets, BY thorough overhauling and remod-
cling. The large dwelling belonging to Col.
Cruikshank, is receiving an addition and re-
modelling Several of the old frame tenements
on Water street have been removed to make
room for a fine brick warehouse, forty by ono
hundred feet, two stories, which is to be erected
by Messrs. John H. Waters 4 Shoemaker.
A breach has occurred on the Alexandra
Canal, which has caused suspension of navi-
CATION upon it. Several boats which have ar
rived from Cumberland with coal, had 10 take
the river route ssrr lIf.-.a
The Messrs. Dodge have bought ont the en-
tire interest, heretofore held by New Yorker,
in the line Of packets running between the
above city and Georgetown, and have added
another fine vessel, the brig Fidelia, to it.
The alarm of FIRE this morning was caused
by seine taking FIRE while the owner was en-
gagged tarring it. The damage was very lin
tied '''"t @ ego .'--l
Since our last, the receipts of Flour have
considerably increased. The upfayorable
news from the North has 30 completely de
pressed and unsettled the market, that such a
thing a a reliable quotation is not to be had
this morning. Dealers in the article deal
with as much caution as an "old rat' with q
ticklsh set trap, not knowing at what moment
it may fall upon them. We hear of no sales
making The decline during the last few days
rs at least SOC. to 100. per barrel Wheat,
white and yellow, held at f.4O; extra white,
suitable for family -four, from 10c. to 15c. more;
corn, white and yellow, 75c SPECTATOR.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
- H. =. HOTTSE ~-af

A ROTHWELL 7. B. BROWN respectfully in
IA. form their friends and the public that they
have associated for the purpose of conducting tbs
Auction and Commission Business in all itt
branches. p. -.,.-. b.. ..-.--. cd ~ ..
Their stere, for the present, is at the corner Of
9TH and streets, but will in a few weeks be re-
moved to q most eligible location near the CeItre
Market. 80 -. .. -. ..-... ..# .
Sales Of all descriptions of property will b.
promptly attended to and accounted for Con ign
ments CT merchandise will b. received on commits
sion, and advances made when desired.
A share Of the patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited Communissticns through tho post
Office or otherwise will receive prompt attention,
In their nsw store they will have on hand large
stock dwell selected HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
10 Whico tha -ttenton of will be inv tied
d a.... BOUTWELL, b BROWN, Auctioneers.
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A Horrible Murder in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 26-Two Frenchmen
toe lodgings at small hotel in Dock str eet
last night, and retired together at 10 O'Clock.
One paid his bill and left this morning, and
this afternoon his companion was found in the
room they jointly occupied, with his brains
blown out and his pockets rifed.
The supposed murderer was q stout man, full
flushed, about 5 feet 9 inches in height. with
black hair and eyes, and no whiskers gem
teelly dressed in q black suit. They said that
they had both arrived from France at New
York, and landed here by the line last even
ing. The deceased was a small man, about 80
years of age: .-A",-- '.
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Riot Between Prosestana and German
Catholics-Blood Suilt &c

r. CfscIsNArI, Sept. SO "A serious riot occur
red last night in the Twelfth Ward, between q
party of Protestants and German Catholics,
which has caused much excitement in the city,
and it lie feared may lead to further troubles
in that and other sections Of the city.
The difficulty originated in an attempt TO
organize Protestant Sabbath School in the
ghborhood, whi,h was forcibly resisted
by the German Catholics residing in the
vicinity. They attacked and took possession
of the house which had been rented for the
purpose, and threatened death to any person
who should attempt to organize Sabbath
School there. The police interfered and
seized the ringleades, but before II was sup
pressed three persons we're seriously wounded
by pistol shots
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ILLINOIS LANp FOR SALE
Qffar for sala \ xal1, aisia -.

ILLINOIS LAND FOR SALE
ofar for sale valuable improved farm in the
northwest corner OF Jefferson County, Illinois, 2l<
miles nom the Illinois Central railroad. There are
S2oacrss In the farm, and from soto IS ander
sood fencing 60 acres Of The best of the prairie vet
to fence In Nearly one half of the land is in very
valuable timber dwelling house, fine orchard
Of apples. peaches, soma pears and also cherries.
damsons, plums, and other fruits on the place Two
wells Of coed water near the house; siabling and
other out buildings The timber land, from it's
proximity to the Central railroad is very valuable
will take loan on the and, and nav the int er.
ast monthly II any of our capitalists would aid m.
thus generously IN retaining the land But this
valuable and Is for aale aud purchasers in want Of
gooo land sre invited to give me car.
B. L. BEGAN, ,,-
sep 2l-1w No. 521 Twelfth tr.et nor; h.
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PLUMBING GAS-EITTING, AM
- THINNING.

'INHE undersigned, having added Gas Fitting t.
L their former business, are no~ preps red to ez
ecute all orders in thst line, in the cheapest cs
expeditions and approved manner. -'
PLUMBING aud TIMING done as beretofore
A fipe assortment Of STOVES, Tin and Sheet Ircr
WARE cons sntly on hand.
so3e agents 70 the District for MacGregor's Pat.r
hot AIR FURNACES, IT heating Public Building
Churches, Halls, Private Re sidepces, &c
Also, f r Bankers Double Acting FORCE PUMPS
Persons in want Of any of the above articles vii
find it to their advantage to cali on US purchs
sing elsews err.| > ..-.
Pie5giug themselves to prompt execution Of al
ord rs entrufted TO them they most respectfully
solicit confinuance of the favors 30 literally bc
slowed upon them by their fnrmer pafrrns ard Ii.
public in genera, PURSE &CObLINS
Nos S5e and 81, Pa av.. opposite Wizards Hobr
Am 8
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DIED..

On the 25,h instant, in the Goth year of her age,
ANN, the wife Of Jacob kleiber.
On the 18th instant, in the 10th year Of Tier age,
Mrs, ANN, wife Of Mr.. Jacob KIeiber.
In Georgetown, on the 26th instant, Mrs. CHRIS
TINA HOBBS, /, the 18th year of her age. ..
On the 10th instant, CHARLOTTE YOUNG, the
daughter of james and Jane Lynch, aged sixteen
months and two days. -ls--1I .
Oh the 18th instsat. at Edge HIM, PTince William
county, Va, HELEN WOODS, wife Of John 3
Eweii, and daughter of N. NJ. McGTegor, aged q
years and u days. = u = - 4 3
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TITIZsNs OF WASHINGTON wishing to lay in
~ stock Of WOOD Tor winter will do We'll to give
me call as 1 an constantly receiving wood of the
best quality on consignment, and can give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at my
yard en- Maryland avenue, at the Canal Fridge near
the Capitol.
Also, for sale low three first rate CARTS, two VS.
ter Tanks, Wheels, and geering for a buggy.
A lot Of ready mixed Psints.
Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c.
sep 15-lm u. W. HEATH.
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MARsHAL'S SALE.-Iu virtue of a writ
WI OF Teri facias, issued from the Clerks Off q OF
he Circuit Court of the District of Columnis for tn.
loun'y Of Washington, and to me dir. cted / shall
expose to public saIe, for cash, on MONDAY. the
"a day Of October. 1854. ct the front of the Court
ty viz: All that lot, piece or parcel of Ground w.
ing and being in the city of Warrington and desie
nsted on the lat Of said city rs Lot No & of Fred.
eilek Mays subdivision of square No. nine hupdied
ana Three, (soSD fronting twenty feet on Eighth
street east, between z snd streets south, by one
nj ndred and fourteen ll4) feet one inch deep, to
gether with all and singular the improvement OTIS
thereon, feised and levied upon the property of
william d Aiken. apd sold to satisfy judicial No.
!6, to October Term, 1854. in favor of Rarnes d
aStcheu. JONAH D HOOVER,
Msrshal for the District of Columbia.
sep 9-dt2dOct
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE q Lot,
~ FOR BALE AT RLLAYILLE-The snhscriha,

n FOR SALE AT ELLAvTLLE.-The subscriber
has laid of 100 acres ofland in the neighborhood
'burg Depot, under the designation Of Ella
vile, and offers the same for sale The lots consist
OF from three to nine acres Of dand each Lot in.
Guiding desirable site for building
= On two eff the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contrlv.
ance for comfort. One of these houses and lots fs
offered for SALE and is now ready for inspection
Connected with the house is veil Of strong medici
nal water. Ccmplete hydraulic apparatus fuppl'ea
ter, which Is obtained in unlimited Quantity with
out going out of doors. Application may be made
TO Messrs. GREEN soofT, Auctioneers; Mr. WELLS.
at the National Hotel, to the subscriber, on the
premises autographed plan of Nlaville will be
exhibited, and terms Of sale made known on appli.
oatisn as above. r.... - = - Pr Pr
+ An omnibus runs three times day between Ella,
vile and Washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT,
aug 1T
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GEORGETOWN FEEALR SEMINARY,
.GEoRGEToWN, D. c. s-TF
Rev. WIN. }. Clark, 4 p,ysup.,s

MFs A. Id. -Cl2rkR ts- zB5S. -
THE duties Of this Seminary will Be resumed Oh
i FRIDAY, Sept mber lsr. ,Fei ~
The course OF studies actually pursued in this Jr
stitution embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued II any other Female Sem
mary in the Union. --.- -i~.... =
The location of the 6eminsry il remarkable for t..
saiubrity The buildings large, the rooms capa-
cious, and the grounds for recreation very am
DIE. - - fap a.--.-- .-.... :
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per eession Of 10
months, payable on the LIST o September and lss CT
February This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel, lights
and WASHING. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
aud Painting extra.
Day scholars from S. to SO per qusrter socordips
to the tlasses which, they enter. =. %
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler cspsir
Geo. T. de la Roche, W. 9. Riissly Esq, W Hunter
Esq, W S. q. Taylor, ESQ, Francis Dodge, Eco
Eobert p. Dodg., Esq, and Or. o. II. Linthicpm.
Georgetown, d. G; and to Jos. II. Bradley, Esq
Aaron G. Dayton, Esq, and MIR. FtIhugh ccyI..
Washington, d. c.
jy l4-tf Intel Unicu)