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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-17

Seizure Of ca,k Of liquor under the a., Of
1872 and condemned by the Justice and an
pea'ed by respondent Trial by jury and
verdict that the liquor was not DESIGNED for
sale. II. ;. Bartlett and Il. y. Davis for
state D. Potts and I. Bartlett, Jr., for rc.pou-
dent.
Mo;''av, June -, Judge Peck from Bur
l'ng'on takes Jr'l-c Poland'> place and finish
cs tn" term. Judrc Poland goes 70 s. A.
bans and takes judy" rcck'> place there.
No. p. Charles II. Robert, vs.. Gcoroc
ide " At. lrcspass for a quantity of Foods
taken hv defendants as officers on debts arain,t
one Salma Trns>"ll of Whccock. in Arcu,t
lHj2, plaintiff claiming said Goods by yir,uc
OF an attachment made by him in Dec. ISL
lnal by .lurv. The ease occupied two and
onc-hali days IN the trial L. Bartlett. Jr,
and &. {. Cahoon for plaintiff. f. y. Cahoon
H. :. Bartlett and $ h. Colby for defendant.
Verdict for Plaintiff, >s9s.es and cost.
No. -. VIM. v iTu,chins vs.. IIntrlinS,
Moore * Co. Trc>pa>s for quantity of nirc
timber. The case has been once tried and
judgment for the plaintiff and nv them re-
viewed. Jud gmcnt by agreement for plain
tiff for $500 and cost VIM. Mattocks and
;. Il. Colby for plaintiff. VIM IIcvwood and
\. Underwood for defendants.
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THREE DAYS LATER.

The Arabia reached New York the 18th,
She left Liverpool Tie Sd of June.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
Ei=ht Thousand French troops had landed
at l'lrru>. and taken possession
Nm. Ohio has accepted the uI,matum of
France and England. and summoned a new
ministry.
IN Anclo-French squadron has been or
drrcd 10 he White Sea.
Admiral Napier had battered the onposts
OF llanco. b"t up to the 22d had not captur-
Ell the nam fortress
S.,i>;:;a was holding out lraycIy on the
.7lh
Marshal st. Arnaud. Omar ra,a. and
Lord Raglan. had held a council near Var
ma.
1t Is aid that the Anglo French will pro-
rced to Adrianople.
Coup d'E.iat had occurred in Denmark.
lord PaImrr>ton will probably bc appoint
cd Munster o.: War in England
Au>:ria,i, is >fatcdha> despatched a formal
demand to the Car on the 81, to withdraw
his forces from :',c Turkish territory.
Omar Pa>ha is advancing with go 1000 men
to relieve .,iii>trio
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,,;rmi-ai ol the accident \ boat
80. ~, .urel search was made. and between
..c and Twelve the body was rccovercl-
,.,,, IN Al mt fifteen feet of water and about
.-.l from the place where he fell H. lie
.,c,, slipped from the rocks. and. as he
Die TO swim, persisted Immediately
..;,cl anil Huitn.'oa FIRE. Press.
es The shop Of John $. Watson. in ST.
,.,.,rs VI, entered on Tuesday night last
.,c,5, worth of .ool' stolen An entrance
-. ,l.c,rl by cutting ont the panel, 0. the
,o-. evidently done by adopts.
~ We are informed that Mark Ranncv.
r.. e Salisbury. in this county. shcared
..5,. he middle of MAY from Is Spanish
u.-;no sheep. two years old, (of the Atwood
,...D on. iUrl''I 0,d Si.rfy-toU po'nds
...t.,ro,i,r,, Of fine wool-avcracin. as
az he seen. nine pounds and two ounces
..,cre In the number above stated. is in
.,,.I one Buck. same age. that >hcared
.cc,.y pounds and cl-ht ounces. This flock
!. been KEEP. with his other sheep. and has
i,,,he same feed W,idIcivry Req>ter.
DISHONEST AGENT-.-Wc learn that the
owns Of Randolp h and Brairtrce have been
.el for The achoS Of their respective liquor
cents Of la. wear Bills for liqnor, we are
.,.,rmcd were purchased by them on the
.-qli, of their towns. and the liquor sold, and
,le avails without doubt appropriated to their
,vn usr and lleloof. and the towns left 10
s,rarc The debts ct their contracting. They
wore a,,pointc,l 10 their aaepcicS hv a rum
Commissioner, who. we must presume, we'll
Knew their utter irrc>por,,ililitv. and appro-
oted Nv tie sclcctncn of their respective
owns who. TO say I'll" least. Were not less -
ro-ant Of their unii:nc>> for the places 20
which they were appointed. Tie tax-pav-
rs Of Randolph and l;rainfrcc must now foot
he un,,aiI lils of these faithcs> AGENTS. and
,-c ,louh. rot the rum portion ct them viii
i-,-k over their share Of the required amour,
70 meet these 1,.lin1ucncics with great cheer
Illness S'ndGrd.
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The Annual Meeting Of the Caledonia Co.
Conference of churches was holden at Peach
am. commencing on Tuesday of this week.
The attendance on "Wednesday was very
goo1 On Tuc>,iav report was made on
S,l'a.'l Schools hv Rev ~ II. Gurnov. of
:. .Iohnshurv East. f,'lowcd by addresses by
Rev. Mr.. SHELDON. Of Cabot Rev :. G.ClapN.
# -. .Ioln>'urv. and Rev l.. IT, Stone. Of
clover Ate o'clock sermon hy J.. H. stone.
On Wednesday report on the Tract cause by
Rev. $ W Bani>tcr ofLvn1on: addresses 10y
Rev W. p.Eord e -. .Iohn,lurv X Rev. Mr..
Farwc'l. of St. .Iohnshurv Center: Report or
Home Missions hv Rev Mr. ---."f Me-
Indocs Falls on FOREIGN Missions hv Rev.
5. g. Clapp; an appeal in behalf of scholar
Sims in Midlleburv COLLEGE BY Th0maS S
Pearson. Of Pcacham ard j. p Fairbanks. Of
s.. bloomsbury.
THURSDAY forenoon narratives Of the state
of religion in the churches of the county were
gwen and the Lords Supper celebrated.
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H.. LIKE =. POLAND. 1u.'@o
orrAC Grossly. ,,
\. ". III i:i.pt-',Ii>.
Giorcr lpr T~r.. >hcri',.
GrnaI Jror< NppcpnC''I mi .Iworn.
Allen f. .JuAcvinc foreman. IIardwick ::
David Goodall St. .John~burv: Charles W.
M-kov and Paul IIourhton. Lyndon: James
Roberts. Sheffield josiah Johnson Barnet ::
Tra>,us Humphrey Burke; Joseph Lance.
Ca'o.: Allen Pope and Seneca I.adl. Dan
Vile: VIM MrLaunhl;n. Grotoa: Daniel
Vumlv. Kirlv: Franklin Narnum. Peach
am: Thomas Nelson. Jr. Rvcaatc: Jonathan
Richardson. Sutton: Edward Harrington.
Walden Nathaniel Lee. Waterford Joseph
J. par,inr Whcclork
PttH J,ror< HIaen''cd and .S~o,n.
Alexander Miller and Nnxanlcr johnson.
Barnet: Jesse Marshall and Philip Smith.
Burke: Nathaniel Perkins and Solomon W.
Osgood. Cabot: JudknS Randall and Isaac
y Colby. Danvillc: Daniel Co,ran. Gro.on
Henry Blake and =. \. Stevens. iIarlwick
Charles IL Graves Kirby: Welcome BcmiS
anil Ecubcn Pike, Lyndon: Nathl Bruce
Newark: Augustus Partridge and VIM Mel
ran, Pcacham; James Nelson and Moses
Gatc>. Evcgate; VIM. C. Arnold and B. 3
Clark. ST. John>burv: Jonathan VI. rIl>bur
~. sutton; Chas Sanborn. Sheffield j. W
Dow. Walden; Ezra A. Parks and jefferson
llosmcr Waterford Samuel H. Jones. Vince
lock-
Upon the call of the Docket, 81 cases were
e Tor the Jury.
No. /. Abial S;cldarl vs. Ira Kittrcdgc
was the first case tried by ;hc jury.
Acton of cjcctmcnt. for part of defendant
farm in killy. Sc; of by plaintiff on c>rcu
Ion v. Vim. Goodc.!. Defendant claimcc
the land by virtue Of a deed from Goulc!i
prior to plaintiffs attachment and levy
Plaintiff claimed that sale Of GoolcN TO d..
ien'.ant was fraudulent for want of a >ull:c;c,,
itors OF GoodcH. The case occupied ncar,
two days III ;rial and has been in coi.r. 81 gi,
Years Verdict for The defendant G. e.
Cahoon and Abi>ha Sto!,larC Cor Plaintiff r
bartlett, Jr and \. Underwood for defend
ant.
No. II. Town of IIardwick V. town Of
Walden. Appeal ly defendant town from
order Of Justices removing paupcr> from
iiard"ick TO Walden Trial bv Jury. an,
after being out a! nj .ht the jury came int
court Saturday morning no; agreed and "a
ie'> taken back. L. " Davis and $ + Col
by for plaintiff, {. Davis and +. BARTLETT IT.
Tor defendant.
No. "A. Lowell Fire ms. Co. vs.. Ira Wal
Ter ct 1T, Debt on bond. given BY |. Waite,
d principal and l.. Walter and Townsend =,
-'e'ie', to secure the plaintiff from loss by
,a'l principal. as their agent in Vermont in
',.>'F'Hs buildings. Trial by jury and YER.
'.'' ordered by the court for the amount Of
t'd'Li'i's claim. Verdict for Plaintiff. s.
~ /. Bartlett, Jr., for plaintiff, G. C.
"n'on and II. S. Bartlett, for defendant.
w. 49, State vs. Harvey Warden,
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FIVE DAYS LATER.

The |. 5. Mail Steamship Pacific. arrived
at New York June II. having left Liverpool
on the 3lSt u!t.
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H,u LIKE r. POLAND Iu.'1o.
l. ". ErrLnrciI>.
Gi"rcr lnr. E>r., sheriff.
I....I I.,.n,., I.,.-n,,, II. ! - N,rl.,.,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-17

Tn CE"r> Th",o;nin- whca: crop ap-
Ictr>. from the ::.ncgai a"roun,S. to l." in a
GOOD tl"uri>hiny condition. In New York
State he crop is very fine. Evcrvwh here
here Is IN Increased breadth of land under
wheat ~ twenty per cent. and lii. bros
poet Is. hat th" Weld ia Ohio ken,uc;v. In
diana. Illinois and oi..r Western states. will
b" lwvhN 10 twenty five per cent. greater
than that OF lat vcar. in spite Of the llv the
III t.aHl the hard w;l.,r. In the So,!t',,
taxing 'hc Whole rans". the crop. never were
better
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Reported for tho Ca'"loniau
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-19

sifuily lpanufacrursz aud ahsap any satab!lsi
n1ent in thu Union. 81. "a ..'
DoLLABDs aERBaNIUr EXTRACT On Lus
TROUa HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs aud roots, the
most SUCCESSFUL srtcl- evsr VF1ucd for preserving
the hair rom falling out or changing color restoring
md preserving It in healthy and luxursant state
Among other ressors 'vby Dollards har-cuttins Ga
loon, maintains ts immense popularity is tbs fac
that his Tonic 10 applstp sVery head OF hair cut 6,
bis establishment consequently it Is kept in battss
PRESCRIPTION thai an,sss sss-ethsr knoEa applcs
offers the greatest 81 aranty Of its efficacy. solo
wholesale and retail ut his c!t Establishment, LIT
Chestnut street, oppoS!te the State House, Phila
dslphis. -.'. L
4. Do1LARD hiss at last discovered the ~ pIvs u.
OF hair dye, and announces It FOR SALE with per
ect confdsLea in liz SURPRISING everything Of the
sind in It colors the hair either black o,
Drown, as may be desired, and Is used without any
3ury to the hsr OF skin, either by stain or other
vice, be washed OF in ten minutes after the at
pication. without detrscting from It's efficacy Per
visiting the city are invited to give him call
Elettsrs sdlrsssad TO Z. POLLARD. III ca EsTN Ut
sTREEF, PHILADKLPHIA, ~iil receive ss.snticn
isn 23-ly. i.-
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UKOSCOPIA.

nRs. BROrHkRs 4 GRAY, the celebrated Ger
- man and Indian PLY siciars, hpvs e.tsbIi heo
Permansot medical Oiios in IN ely Of Bai,iuo Gre
fof tie accommodation or heir Istlsnta in Mary
land The bo:tors can be consrlt-d at their oaio.
avery Monday. Tuesday aid " I'd. ssd2y, tom &
N until 10 p m.
ofHes. - Paca strsst, between Lexington and ssr
stesa St..
Afro, at tt cir principal Office, at Washington, D
O., On touth B street, On Thur Gay. Friday and SAT
urday, opp0si tbs eni.hsO. iaa Ips-i utiop, -her
they have bad large and suceess'ul practi fl tins
hast four years. in the treatment OF sill pic sis
casts, nd thoe disesses prodocAd by the It'd Schco
Mineral Physicians, by the indscIimina.e ". &,
Aetcury, Assenie, Anthony, Ae. Hspphy, for SCI
ferers their practice is mantle tly pjnrr US tba'
it 10 now gradually on the wsne and must IN q few
years aiok into OBLIVION. Gni In bis inf lite good
ness has given to suffsrpg msn practice IA supe
rior. and stos that there l. yet Balm in Gisad
We fst,ar ourselves that all who favor US with
call, Ne viii, without asking sngl- question, tell
them their 90 npiaiots ana ~ aptows, AMI gusran
tes 30 e.sy and spsedy cure. A d-ctiso x.Iysntag
We have sver other msdisai men, IL In the nxnnei
We tstermine II nat and location the d.seas,
shich 10 BY the urine. We require at least two
ounoes Of the Arst in thu mGrntng
0fape open daily for the sale tnsir FL nily Med
:3nsS- q 5-"nl~s
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tNrsIRMkTION ron TRAvELKRa.k q


TEE oaaL 6teamer @ropgressr rha -ing teen thar
i oughiy fepsirsd. ara put In Arst rate order,
now rsaoy 70 reeufns her resrisr TIPS fcr TIE traos
pcrtstien 81 pssseeyers ord Hehf freight between
dsersetc~n and tina labSss named paint, on thu
taoss rlesape terrs.
Inc Boat viii lssve The wharf Of ". h Httsr, tg
snasy nTDtnses ct O'clock ard Hsrpsr9 Rrfy
tof Seerfsfo~n, on rcesda, Thursdays sbd Sat
crasss ia" same hour, stopping ct The t'ifefes
anaegs aons the lines "a, The reception md laud
Passage thsoaSh either way 81, Shorter dists pee
nj the same rsfes Per mile
Fare on bosrd the boat equal to tia, on sr, tgpe
Of travel. BARNARD pURsRI Tznt
" cs-1n SID = = II =,
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SUMNER CLOTHING

OF FINE QuAEfriES.-Cf izens and strangers
~ Wishing purchase Summer Clott ing of fa-
Qu1lities Will 6ud our p esent assnrtment TO be "a
.sr4e AMI varied in the beg ming Of the lesson,
shich We ere now Offering greatly reduced in psi
ces in order to run OIL our entire stock ke:ore the
Fail .ref. 51r
Clothing made 70 order.
We havs on hand = large ard dne assortment OF
Summer material in the piece, which we will make
~ order much cheaper than the usual city prices.
WALL. & STEPHENS,
Next fccr to the Iron Hall,
Pa Avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
Sur 5-tf
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SWIDER'S WINES
1T H1LA ABE LPHIA

IOHN Y. SNIDE e., Dealer IN Wines at IL.
y former old establi -had Vine SHIRE OF JACOB
SNYDER, Jr. No. 10 Walnut street four doors &c
ios Fourth street where corsustrTs viii be supplies
WITH WINES and LIQUORS on the most aocommo
datinp terms.
JACOB SNYDER. Jr., Agent Nr tn. In
pcrtation Of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. 10 Val
nu. street, Peti.de pha, where be ~ prepared t.
rsseive orders for tbs special Importation OF Wines
hc from various houses Ia Europe, In quantities.
single do zen and upwards; and also eolcits for hi
Son, John VAUGHAN sNIDER, the patronage o.
his friends end foruncr cnstomsra
- All Wines ordered for Washington VIII be de
livered M Express free Of feeM 5eSly
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MPURTANT 10 MECHANICS AND BUSINESS
-- MEN. eli e. .s.4
g. FIRST PREMIUM PUMP.

1AFE and money making bustnet6 u 8ustantieo
"A to all persons purchasing State, County, and
Township rights fof the AAERlcAN LIFTING
PUMP (Pollsy's pstsnt Elastic Adjustable Bucket.
acknowledged by scientific men who have witnessed
ts operation to Sc the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, In the Union. Persons pur
chasing rights win have no competition, and securs
handsome prc6ts. 80; -sf.'
Considerable territory is already sold, and the de-
naand Is rapidly Increasing.
4 Rishss can be v.rohased low snd models, DC, b.
seen by APPLYING TO II. VIVIAN 4 CO., sole Manu-
hcturess, Joe North Front Street, PhilAdelphia.
N. B.-Local and travelling Agents wanted LIB
eeal commission given may 9-8m
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Al " ISEA@BATHlN 9. s ss- - /.
IS COLUMBIA HOUSE, -

CAPE ISLAND, NEW tEhoNIs
-, This new and popular establishment h nov
3anssa for the reception Of Visitors
The PROPRIETOR. thankful for The patronage hs las
- largely received bsss 10 Assure his frie2ds and
be public that the ROTLL In every department.
VIII Be kept IN q style psricr 70 any previous go
ION. Ges hak he1n introduced into 100 rooms -
9asslers celebrated orchestrs has besn engaged ex
.lusively for this house and m my other arrange
tnent.F have been msfs teuding 70 the increased
,oCfor ana enjoyment Of the guests.
Application FIR rooms may DO mace by address
ing the proprietor st Cape Island or 70 tne sooefi
Nc II eouth Sd street, Philadelphia.
E.B-Extsnsivs stabling on the premises
Ia 1n-Qvn
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Oommis.ioner Of the General Land OtH,s

NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTTON CLAIMANTS =,
Every person entitled to the right Of lrs-emptpi
to snv of the lands within the townships and par,s
Of townships above rnum rated. il required to es-
tabfish the the satisfaction the Isgiste.
anu eivsr f .he proper land ONCE. aud make pay
meDt therefor soon practicable size seeing
theis potioe and before ihe day sp ointed for ths
commencement Of the public .,,le of the lands en-,
brscipg tbs t act ole med; otherwise ssch claim
will b. forfeited. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NAV lQ-laWl3W~ CD.
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FOB MOUNT VEnaCE,

FOk MOURT VkhaCN: = -
on MONDAYS, WEDNES
DAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Fart
for the Rouna Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from AlexAn
1ria, IS cents Cd ga. BIZ, .. ....-.-..
The steamer aEoRGE WASHINGTON will Ieav
Washington at o'clock, and Alexandfia ct o.
a. q. Il -, ...-
Coaches le.ve the Capitol for the boat Ct ST fz
for the coach 10 csrtts. -
Persons wishing the coaoh to call for them vii
leave their residences With George and Thomas Pa
ker On. 49, --.'- d .. -.
~ Refreshments to b had On the boat
may lo-n JOB CORsON, Captain.
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DoTsAaAH1O,
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR

INVENTOR Ug fHE OkIiEBRATSs dOssAMEH
- vENTILArINa VIC AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACkS. .....
No. I55 CHESTNUT STREET, oefoaH TIE Ssat.
Hes1se,- PHILADELPHIA
INSTRUCTIONS to enabfe Ladies and Genti.mer
/ to measure their own hea Is with accuracy:
Ror Wigs, Inches = Tcupees Sealps, Inch.
No. T. The round Of the No. l. From forehead to
h.sd '-r al back far "a
T. From 70 rshead. bald. .s..
over the heAd to z. Over foreh cad o.
mack. E,s4 El.@i ---'T fsr As required.
s. from Gar to e=r 3. Over the crown of
u over tie hesd tbs hsst
! 4. Yton ear 10 esr liza
found tie fore
had
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HATHAHINE ASHTON, by the an.ho
~ OF EXPERIENCES Of Life
Hard Times Compl-t-, by Chas Dickens
Ih- New Cork ILLUSTRATED M~gasin- fer August
Rcsa oocvil e. by Alexander Duuas
Jsss ph B. Fsrnnms Iii tory Of Washiu g.on city
The Great Tl'nstr tel Mig Elm. OF Art Ior Angus
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Evesyth iag Ia the Book and stationery line at
sElLLING ON'S Brokstore.
cor. Pa av. and * st Odson Building.
nur lO-tf
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

'{sKAVhLEKs ing TO or r-'urN3ng from W4Af.
i inztcn, ave respectfully !ufa mrd tnst eiteE
accommodations are prov.ds.s The Wash iagto,
3ranoh Esiros, D. pot IN tie way Of Lrach. Br a.
fast. Rnnar. or Sappar. Also, CONF ctionar ~ lie
Cream, and the very best of 8 Ia Water. Psrsop
leaving In the early trains will fnd it quite eonvs
uisut IN breakfast, sojoy a delicious cup OF no
co6s~. Adjoining tbs I0die-' pa-lor is aies ord,
nsry, fitted up EXPIRE sly for their accommodation
shs>e essrs ~tfeDtion will ia sYoeisd ihesr Pris,
extremely moderate, and u sh Of blic pat az
solicited MRS. JULIA A. TARLrON.
jy B-u
B-sou.hsrn travellers on their arrival 10 n
o'oisck q. N train sill have supple time TO break
fast before leaving for the boat.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
N n

.
80 e- 4EORG ET0WN, D. O.. -.
h kr. A. WI n g g s GisrA' p.rcp.z:
THE duties Of this Seminary Will be resuu ed or
FRIDAY. Sept nber lst.
The arse of studies actual y pursued in this II
stitutioa embraces a higher and more thorough
range than tina. pursued in any other Fem us Sem
mary In the Union.
The cation Of the Seminary is remarkable for fl
saiubrity The buildings are large, the rooms eap
eious, and the grounds foa recreation are very am
pie. ~' -
Terms ,or boarding pupils. $500 per session Of II
rEouths payable cu h. Isl sertsmber and 1st Of
Seb usry. This charge irclndes bosrtipg, tuition
iu English and Mathemst.cs, roon rens, fuel light,
and wss ing. Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day schosrs nom IS to SO per quarter, according
20 the lsses which they ter.
,,Referruce mate to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Csc. 2. de Ia Roch ". q. Eilg-ly. Esq. " Hunter
ssq. ", : Il. TAYLOR Esl- Francis podss; Esq.
Georgetown, D G.; and to JOS Il. Bradley, Esq.
aaron Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Htzhugh Ooyis
Washington, 90. -
jy A-u Intel Union) ,
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

\ The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
tFEE.ssearO TON or THOMAS COLLYER can b
char red for public select parties to visit Mccn
Vernon Fort Washington, White House Pavilion
or any other places on the Potomac river
Toe scenery on the river is very hspdeoue.
For particulars apply 10 the President cf the Con
psny or the Captains Of the Bosts. 60
Schools taken at redured prizes.
- JpB INRS0N,- o. % a.
SAMuEL GkSNET,
jye-2m -t.- 49, -Cansa le
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FOR BALTIMORE.

L. The Steamer OSCEOLA wiz re
tHssa.ssss sumo her regular trips 70 Bald
mere on TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th Instant d
c'cio:k % --i = 80 az lH';
Return.n., ieases Psltiaore sv-ry THURSDAY
ut o'clock p. m-ssopping at Leonsrdto~n, Md
at Mary's River, Nd, Kinsale and Core River, and
the usual landings on the Potomac
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