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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

j.. W. BASS. THEODOR BORUP. g.. CHAMPLIN.
BASS, BORUP & CO.,
STORAGE. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Leuee, Opposite Steamboat Landing, St. Paul. Min
REFERENcEs-P Ch0uteau, Jr. d Co, New Yerk
ID. Il j. w. Banning Cincinnati; Riggs d lowering, ST.
Louis; p. ChQuteau Jr. Co., st. Louis; Chouteau
Vale, st. Louis; BufOrd Brothers, Rock Island; II. H.
Sibley, Mendoza; Livingston q Fargo, Buffalo; Dole
Rumsey 4 Co., Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; James
Carter d CO., Gaena; b. H. Campbell & Co., Galena
H. F. McClOskey, Galena; Franklin Steele, Fort SMELL
ing; BOrup 4 Cakes, St. Paul
II Liberal advances made on consisnments-Mark
packages "Care b., d. 4 Co., ST. Paul, NJ. T."
st. Paul, April lllh, 1854. l-f
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CHAMBLIN d MORGAN,

CHAMBLIN Il MORGAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL rEALERS IN
FaNCYAND STAPLE DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
THAT'S Caps Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, Car
p.tng Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtainss
Wall Paper &C. Third street. Roberts and Jack
ann Nav /.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

C,TATIONERY of every description at COMBS Store,
- Near American House.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

The Cheap Corner still in the Field.
r u. CULVER & CO., intend keeping constantly
j on hand and for sale at the "Cheap Corner" in
Wnslow's New Hotel, good and select assortment Of
Staple Dry Goods and Ladies' Fancy Goods well as
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and all articles usually
kept in Gentleman's Furnishing Store, to which they
invite the Of the public generay-and which
they will sell reasonable and reasonable prices their
motto being "small profits and quick sales,
Among their goods may be found fair assortment Of
Ladies' Dress shoes and Caters:
Hosiery and Kid Gloves;
Cents coarse and fine Boots
Trunks and Travelling Bags
and general assortment Of Ready Made Clothing.
J. b. CULVER 4 co.
St. Paul, Feb, LIST. 1854. 42-tf
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WALL PAPER.
4 LARGE and complete Assortment just received. by
u June II $. fOMRS.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
NOW Is YOUR TINE.
HOE all who intend planting xardens-who are
- disposed 10 mind their PEAS and q's-whO have
beans when the bag opened-who sacknox,e,lse the
corn" in the roasting ear-who believe GOO. time
coming-when potatOses and ripe tomato ses
ence rail cucumbers and inclined plane squashes will
please eye and administer the appetite. Of the
''tong millions"
This special proclamation. greetings If you want
fresh Garden Seeds come and get them, at
BOND x KEILOGG'S,
mar Is At the old brown Drug Store.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

To MASONS...MASONICB BUCKS.
VOU will please take notice and govern your a
i selves accordingly, that the following new IN.
Masonic Books can be had, to wit - XXX
The New Masonic Trestie Board, by Moore. ~
The Craftsman and Free Masons Guide, by Moore.
The Tempar Text Book, g
The Mystic Circle by q. Ii. Gray.
BY calling VS. COMBS,
June 23tf Near the American
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

beds, covered with skins, and never touches a
sheet.
At Cronsiadt the garrison rests in great conf
dence. hoping Tor rather than fearing Bntish hom-
bardment which Sir Charles Napier has prndeat-
ly declined.
The great asphyxiated balls cf the British
which were thrown into Odessa rad proved w be
failure
The detailed reports Of Tie taking of Russian
cities and towns as they appear daily inf the Eng
lish and F,ench journals. Tie principal 81 which
are received and regularly read 40 the Russian
Court serve them one valuable purpose at least:
it teaches them the geography Of their own coun-
try. and serves to post them up the names and
localities of places OF which they had ITO previous
knowledge.
So far from being "set back by recent events.
the Emperor Nicholas has made his arrangements
for ten wears war. and very skilinlly determines
TO shift the scene of it from the Danube to the
banks of the Theis and Waag This il pleas
ant prospect for the commercial Powers. Their
Turkish philanthropy promises u w an expen-
sive luxury. AZ q Deiia
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
Public Land sale.

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN. that. HI bur
mn IN suance oi instructions from the Commission
er VT the General Land Office. under authority
vested in Lin- ly the 5th section OF an Act ot
Congress approved 81 August 1916. we shall pro-
reef t0 ofIer M pubiir sale. on Monday the 10th
day OF April next, the following tracts OF public
land to Wit
West haIf of See. ~, r. II s, r. u W. contain
lnT 3lS 2l-lU0 acres.
Southeast quarter sec. IS, 7. ii s. r. y W.
containing 100 acres.
South-west quarter sec. Il, T. 14S. R. q ",
containing 10 acres.
Being the same lands selected and located. by
John N laup. on tAe lUth day VI June 1872. III
part oi the Seminary Grant ID the Slate oil Ar
kansas, but which selections, Were. subsequently,,
by The Commissioner "a tie General Land cf
nee declared to be without authority ~ lav.
BENZ. 7. JET. REGISTER.
CHA'S B. mitchell. Rocrttrr
JEsRGry 30d, lSJl. l-tds
L. The above SALE Is postponed indefinitely
bT order of the Commissioner Of the General
land Office.
B P. JET. Register
{. b. mitchell, Recrlrc.
H-aShmgto.. AIIrch ~, 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
Election Returns.
.tors and Repregentativss Elected.

senators and Representatives, Elected
AS FAR As HEARD FROM.
s.Eansas countg-Rep.-Gen. Sam Mitchell.
4sEie,-Rep, Neal.
iProJiy-Rep., A Edrington-
RR5.nnt99-Rep's, Winery and Donglas-Senate,
us majority over Sanders 49,
0'li5i 'Tlij5iicot-Rep., W J. Neal.
Coavqq-Rep's, Dr.. Jones and 4. Gorcon-
Crgrf6rd-Rep's, Morton and Brown
GIigy5-Reps, A B. Beall, and }. T. VI. Bark
w. F. S. Barkman, Senator from Clark
'n9 n9Go'panl5ia-Represented by the Representatives
5f Lafayette. ,,-,z, =. wa+-oo 100
Iabn 3. Smith reelected Sheriff by 130 maj
Inss5q-Rep. Solon B. Jones.
Dqlas-Rep., Holmes.
D,ar-Rep Grice.
P,sgF4fi.a-Rep., G. E. Miller.
iprr,,,s,sa4-Senate, P. r. Booker-Rep's, Jno
( I-.,n cannon and h. Bishop.
l. Etri Sgring-Rep Jones.
Ia. deace-Rep's, Desha, Baxter and Mont
SS'Ir.l IIrD.-5J,l-Rep.. Beck
if..g.r,,s,a-Senate, A. H. Ferguson elected in
4bo district composed of Jefferson, Arkansas and
inIloos5a-Rep., iIlo Dr.. Tully.
I'm 'fHai3'ason-Rep's, H. g. Butts and n. G. Watson.
II51,,,E@p-Rep., G. w. Patterson.
Tafggete-Rep., Alexander Byrne.
TS,rSsace-Rep's, Mum and Jones.
Toaroe-Rep, F. P. Redmond.
gsxssitDpi-Geo. W. Underhill, Senator from
,Tss and Crttenden-Rep., Thos Craighead
Uong0may-Rep., Dr. Stringfellow.
Oaoeitq-Scogin, Senator from Ouachita and
Csbgun-Rep's, Thorn and Wade
P,lqsli-Senate, B. c. Totten-Rep's, Rector
and StIwell
Prqrie-Rep.. E. VI. Williams,
Pery-Rep, DR.. Hill.
PEe-Rep w. B. Gould-W, R. Mcfarland,
Sherif-Hubbard's majority for
Circuit Judge SO.
PgDs-Rep's, Poe and Bruton.
PiRips-Rep's, w. D. Rice and r. B. Macon
Se5qaiaH-Rep., Edmonson.
Seyie-Rep., C. Pettigrew.
s.. Francis-Senate Jones bom the district
Composed of st. Francis and Poinsett- Reps,
Calvert and Austell
Sdias-Rep'& A. R. Hockersmith and L. H.
Beard
Unon-Senate, J. H. Askew-Rep's, Powell,
7rmm, Mathews and Newton.
Van Baren-Rep., Jesse Witt
Tute-Keith, Senator from Conway. jackson
md White-Rep., John Terry.
HashiHgtoa-Senate Enyart-Rep's, Smithson,
1egg, Wilson and Moulden.
N-Rep., B. ]. Jacoway.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
school Notice.

TIME undersigned viii open a School for boys
al III che Male Academy. On Monday the 18th
inst. for session Of FIVE months. and il desired,
vacation oi q month or six weeks will be given III
July and August.
Tuition will vary from so to 20 per session.
yiz.
IN or Elementary class. $40 90
a. Elementary. Eng. with Arithmetic. II 50
Il The above with Geography and Eng
lish GTammaR ~ %
ith Latin W. Greek language. 20 90
TERMS-Payable one halt at the middle Of
session TIVE remainder at the close.
W. L. CLANCY.
Washington, JEne 2G. 1851 2J-u-
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
Highly Important from Russia!
Spscid Russian agent sent 10 Washington -Propo-
siti0H to cede Sjbd to the q s.

Sti0H to ce8e Sitad to the y s.
PARIS, MONDAY. July 10. 1854.
Some curious and important intelligence will 90
officially to Washington by the steamer Indiana.
which leaves Havre on Sunday next for New
York This intelligence relates to new move
meats which Russia is about to make. and to some
important propositions which she desires brought
to the attention Of the American government
These propositions are entirely neutral as regards
the present war, being questions that might be
considered IN time of peace as well as now A
gentleman, formerly resident in the United
States, late Counsellor de Cour of the Emperor of
Russia, has left his position near the person of the
Grand Duke Constantine, to 90 to Washington
temporarily as a special messenger to the United
States government.
The strong sympathy, amounting even to love.
which the Court OF Russia manifests towards the
United States at this moment. opens the way for
negotiations with that Power on matters discon-
neced with the war; which may never occur
again. Russia desires American sympathy. she
las need OF American money, and 50 strong ha-
tied has lately spTang up against England. that she
will sacrifice much Of her personal interests to ir-
mate that power, and to cripple her on Ameri-
can soil.
There is without doubt therefore. a proposition
01lts way to Washington, having in view the
E>oH Vi III OfLdllC territory 10 the JQIted states
0T money consideration, as well as propositions
for the promotion and extension of commercial
relations between the two countries Russia is
making preparations for a ten years. war, on
sale OF magnitude which must more or less Grip
Pie her finances, notwithstanding her eXtraordin-
aT resources, and money friend such as Amer
2a viii be almost indispensable to her. The
CRISIS through which s. will have to pass will
compel her to make az sacrifice almost which
may be demanded to secure such a friend: and if
Sic can by cedlHg territory secure sympathy and
-aHey. and at the same time thrust a thorn into
ID. Nde oil England, she viii readily do it.
We live here In an atmosphere OF preiudices
a@ hatred against Russia; she Is surrounded by
@Hons who have the greatestiaterest in conceal
lacts about her and consequently allow no ia
sli5ence to pass their borders which has not re-
.E,Fel their visa and notifications: so that it is
only by the occasional arrival OF an unpreiudiced
.sJson from St. Petersburg that any correct know
@sse can be had OF the state OF affairs in that cap
.t. There are always two sides 70 a story. and
&Sace never suffers by knowing them both The
ssatieman who has Just arrived as bearer Of dis
patches to the United States, has had extraordin-
a! opportunities as counselor and confidant Of the
Sourt and as member of the staff of the Grand
DaSe Constantine, to become fully acquainted
WIN the views and intentions OF the Emperor in
,le present contest; for, unlike the Emperor OF
rance, Nicholas speaks freely to every one in his
'oAhdence, on the state ofpubic affairs.
Nelr YORK Tyi5sf1o
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
OBITUARY..

Dief-At bis residence in Hempstead county.
Ark, on the nth day OF August, 1854 after a
short illness. Mr.. JAMES SNrrR, SEN The de-
ceased lived 10 an age much beyond that allotted
10 most men. He was borB in the year l77G in
GarTard co. Ky-emigrates 70 this country when
territory in 1919 first settling III Miller co,
aud lived there till 1924 when he removed to
Hampstead CO., where he lived Till his death. III
may Justly be said that h; was 4 link connecting
the present with the daTf anl troubled days of
our country. Born at fme. when men were
trained UP 10 undergo every hardship and sacri-
fee the softer pleasures lcr the stern realities Of
lie. he was ALWAYS TO be found where his dnty
called him. He lived lofg amongst us. ENJOYING
the confidence and good yifl W alI VINO knew
him. and deeply viii theyfeei this AT eveni-yet
they viii feel a real and luhsa consolation
since amid the tortures, 'rouhles and vexations
of this life. bis latter days Were those of ease.
peace and happiness-ior
e lis sweet to glide silently down the stream OF
lille
All forgot, forgetting al BIT heaven
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
FOR SALE.
Bottom ana UP Land, Improved
and EJn5EsnEGEpl,

4sDEtofN and Up land, EEMpTcTcd
and GnimpEGTel.
NUMBERS WI ot section .. aud SW! ot sec.
~ n, and Sci at &c. A, township ~, ) oi X IN
w, improved; VIZ of Sec. ;, township Is. 5 Of Il
no NM. DO acres 200 acres cleared: I'll or sec. 32-
WI w WI 33, township Is, $ z Us "; Fl Of n
NM and NE of sec- 2. Wf Of NWl Of A, township
l4, $ RZ7 W. III. See. 9, township IA, 26 W; s ir
oi 80. 3ii lr. pt twest oi Red rlver,l Of sec ~.
township u, S w w; FL cf SW 90. township 10
S 4G NM; &c q, township H. y 29 w; ST I6 M
5G, township II, S y "; sec 30, W. 10, township
l3- \ 46 W: S4 2l. Nl 25. Sci Of ~, township H.,
: - W; ST 6. NV Z, township 6, 5 . W; 81
Of li, M 23 township l7- = IN WI; Fl .. Town
ship Is, $ l9 W; Fl OF NV &c, township i3, S y
MI. BENZ. p. JETT. .9-a.t
WASHINGTON, -lrk, bay l6, 1854. 2l-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
MOEIGE.

A IL persons are hereby notified, that letters OF
IN Administration were granted 10 the under
sigEned bv the Clerk Of the Hampstead Probate
Court ou tile Estate ot RIrHAED III. FrNy. decd
the sait letters being dated Nav 23d A. ID. 1854
Persons having claims or demands against said
deceased, are required 70 exhibit their claims TO
tile undersigned. duly authenticated, within one
year after the date oi said letters they may be
nrerluled from any benefit III said Estate: and il
said claims are hot presented within two years
from the date VI said letters they viii be forever
barred JAMES MCDANIEL. as .ffm'r
W Richard FL Finn dcr'd.
TVasiirFfon. Nry 81. 1884. 22-
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
" Notfcc

THE coPartnershiP heretofore existing be
= tween SAMUEL. p. McCrLLAGH and w. v
BEowN. under thc style Of McCullagh x Brown,
was dissolved On the zSth Of June by mutual con-
Sent w. VI. Brown having purchased the entire
interest OF s. 7. MeCuiagh. i alone authorized To
settle uP tie business OF the firm.
W. NJ. Brown having connected himselfin busi-
ness With ~ =. Ash5y ana u. II. Ashby. the
business will he conducted under the name and
style W ASHBY, BROWN x co., at the cid
stand.
Fu'foa, Jaly ls. 1854. ~
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
Ela@ -ELTn.- r71ER ETM
Drugs, Medicines. PerruEracrv. &c,
MlTCHEL. e FOSTER

AVE yrt received and are now opening.
- at their oi stand, a very large and well Sc
lecied trcst c.il grsrisiac stock " DRUGS. MEDI-
cISEs- PAINTS. Ot-s and DYE SrrFFs.
.ALSO-A large assortment of r.nrv artir,ss
and an extensive variety of Scans perilimeries
pomades and every article necessary loF ladies'
and gentiemen's toilets Also. a large assortment
Of Wines and Brandiss. selected on account of
their pnity ior Medicinal purposes in fact. they
have every thing usually kept III Drng Store
to WHICH thev invite the attention of Physicians.
Planters and the public generally.
They are determined tn sell their stock ~ low
ana upon as reasonable terms as the same articles
san be purchased IN any Southern Market. Their
motto is Large trade and small prohts.n
W1shiagtoH, -lprR 19. l6Ll. lG-
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

sbot NJ Is fact worthy of notice. that the niece
PSiI PgGI to be performed at the National Tbeatre II
that phla, when it took fire. was the same
tho ,' was performed in the Richmond Theatre. on
cer7 S%lul night of its destruction bv fire in De-
as %Ps 1888. In Philadelphia it was advertised
6r .tTyy .t1TSyymond and Agnesn which s.anotber me
wbiob ne S Bleeding Num- the representation of
IN n t mad progressed Tor sometime before The fire
tlnsta ,-S hlehmond Theatre occurred. The unfor-
TRsstt.aact TR,s,t actor who was burned in the National
S''e' was dressed for the principal character
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
CoEunans EeEnaIe En.tifute.

OOEtA -A1Sat L CElSAG Institute.
WIS Institution, conducted BIZ Miss SusAN
Il J. WAL6EE, Will reopen Oh THY irst Monday
N October, 1851. Every attention will he nlii
70 the moral and mental advancement w the pu-
pills by tAe Principal, hose system Of instruction
and government gave universal aud unqualified
satisfaction during the pas. session.
Isrsas jor a Session Of Fire Months.
Tuition-lowest cass-Orthographv Reading.
Writing and the clemens Of Arithmetic. sic O0.
Middle class--in addition to THE ab0ve-Gram-
mar Geography. Arithmetic and History. Si2 30.
Highest cass-Ein5racing ali .ha higher
branches Of English. comprising Orthography.
Reading Writing Arithmetic, Natural, Mental.
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Composition.
Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Mythology. Au-
cient and Modern History and Geography, illus
tfated with Maps and Globes, S2O OO.
Instruction in Music by a highly competent
teacher with the use Of the piano, sgj 0O.
Worsted work-German and French Embroid-
erv, $40 60.
Board can be had in several private families
at the usual rates-!ronl S to eIO per month.
Dr.. JAaIEs H. WALKER
MATHEW Y. CHEArHAM. c..,
JOIN S. CANNON. o0NH'i-'ee'
DR. Z. A BRovsov.
Udshisgtoa, .4ag. 8, 1854. 32-
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

TELEGRArH Ur!-We announce with exceeding
JOY that the telegraph lire is now up from this
place both TO NeT Orleans and Galveston. Mr.
Peckham came up IL the Mansfield stage on yes
terday, pretty thoroughly used Up IRON bis great
exertions in repairing the line between Mansfield
and Natchitoches. Now when the mails are 80
few and iaF-between, the telegraph will prove
blessing in time of need. Caid0 GG-Gte
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

MRS ELIZA ANDERSON. would respect
w fully inform her friends ana THE public, that
her house Is open for the reception Of BoARDEEs
1t is pleasantly situated about BOO yards from TIE
Mine Creek College Persons desirous Of send
ing their ehAdren to school. w spending a few
weeks in the country will find this healthy re-
treat Terms moderate
Niae Greek, .4l.t., Jaiy 3lst. 1854. 3l-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
EgeflfrnE Eafice.

I'M JNO. CALHOUN. tenders his Tr3.assion-
- al services to the citizens oi Washington and
Hampstead county generally. He may Az ali
times be found, whfn not professionally engaged,
at Dr. Je-t's Drugstore.
Washington .lyri 2l, 1851. ill.,
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
Eobaecal Llharcnt

III kNHE undersigned have i'm store on commission
- large lot WI good Tobacco, which they ATE
authorized tn ASIA AT low prices. piantefs and
merchants are invited to examine the article be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
mitchell " FOSTER.
WGslia glDn. .1L-lnt 2. 1851. nl-
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
III ID t. &c

AtT Ill be soid MAJ the l2th ddy Of August next.
wv at public auction. unless charges are paidl
GIN STAND, marked. fMoS B. Etzz4LL, sold
iOr account ol steamer Post B0yf
SAML u. WHEAT
Fulton Jt'g u. I5I4. .5-tus.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

DEATH OF TIE NoroRIous JoAQU1N.-Tbe
Placer California; Democrat thus describes the
death OF this celebrated bandit after long pur-
suit By party of Rangers, under Lieut. BYrnes:
They the banGits) were encamped on the bank
ofthe Rio Coatura, at its sink. They were mis-
taken as to the character OF their approaching
enenies-supposing the Rangers 10 be mustang
catchers-until Byrnes was within fifteen leet of
joaquin. to whom he cried out, Joaquin have
got YOU atlast" Joaquin made no reply but i'm
mediately mounted beautiful bay mare and at
tempted to ride off. Captain ByInes shot at him,
and several Others followed suit 4 running feht
now took place, Muriati retreated to high bank:
three Of the men followed HIN. his animal was
very fast. until Mr.. White shot her in the LEG
with his rife, wlsh so disabled her as to prevent
her travelling. Joaquin now dismounted threw
up his hand, and cried out Spanish don't shoot
again. am dead.7 He Immediately fell on his
tace, and died almost instantaneously-ha re-
ceived at least half-a-dozen balls in bis bodx.-
The others were fighting in another direction.
Three-fngered Jack and three Others were Kill
led and one taken to Martinez where he was
hungh
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

The Columbia Democrat says that ewing to The
scarcity of money, land worth ten dollars per
acre is selling at FIVE and that money is loaned on
good Security at twenty-five per cent 4 contin-
uance of last years prices for crops will reduce
the value of both Lands and negroes What. if
the sugar duties are removed, as the free trade
democracy propose?
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
= N0Gfca.

~ LL persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
= chasing mi taking an assignment oi a note
executed hy tae undersigned, payable 70 Join J /.
BlzZeil, ior 0nc Hlnnild dnliara-boaring Late an
or about October. 1853 ana due January Ist. is55.
with interest from date. IS have legal offsets
against said note. 1 am determined rot wv Iay it
unless compelled by iaw.
THOMAS b. BIZZELL.
JrLy 22, lSji. aO-1w.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
A en-.

DR PURDOM tenders lis professional services
Ij to the citizens NJ Washington and its vicinity
in the various branches o. nis profession. lie
may be found at all times. except when pr9te5-
sonally absent. At hs residence near Main street
January I'm. lSl4.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
III OF &C

A III persons are hereby forcwarued not 70
60 trade for either of two notes executed bv the
Undersigned and payable 70 James Bush. Esl
one tor ~71 01 dne t1a lst 81 March last tha otl-
er tor 500 90 due the lst Of February next, as 7
am determined not to pay them nHics5 compelled
BY law. MOSES HILL.
JuLY 40. 1854 .0-lw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
HTENE CREEK
f-aEG and Female College.

maize and Fcmnze College.
fENHE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
-I Oh Wednesday tile 7th inst. under The i'm
mediate supervision of J. II. CLANCY. a. H.
wLose credentials at.esting Ills entire fitness, both
moral and literary, ior the responsible station OF
President, and signed Ivy the late Sec Of the
Navy, Gov Graham Ex-Gov Morehead, and
other eminent scholars and gentlemen of tie Old
An. State, eutitle him to our unqualified conf
deuce.
Ihe Music department will he supplied by
Mis- ~ r. r..aCy.
Inc houses nj V. IA. JouIIeT. "A. Is. Clements,
II. Nance. Mrs. Thomas, WIN. Bishop ana Il. u.
Porter, are open to the reception Of boarders at
5G J0 to ~ 90 PeF month, lights, fuel and wash
ing are inrllied Tuition same rs heretofore.
by order WI the Board w Trustees.
A. b. CLEMENTS, Sory.
y.Ac 81, 1854 1J-Gm.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
WASHINGTON Male a2a.4e-,v,

Washington Male Academy.
ENHE exercises OF this Institution for the next
L Scholastic year viii commence on the Isl
Monday OF September nest
Tuition same as heretofore, ana payabe. one
fourth in advance, one fourth AT tha expiration IN
Ave months, and the remaider at the close oftae
session of 10 months No deduction except w
cases Of protiacted illness, with a forfeiture OF
tuition fees for the remain.ier VI the session iu
case Of expulsion from school.
Board can be had at from aiEht to ten lulIars rer
month. w. L. CLANCY.
August, 2I. 1854 3l-lw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
Como End Geer

MTTCHEL & FOSTER, are daily receiving
4tA hand ONE anI Ticl selection W fancy ar-
ticles which are both useful and ornamental
among which are B0hemean Vases, China Vases.
Sewing binds. Ladies work-haskets. &C., &c.
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