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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-02
DANIEL W. LAWRENCE & CO.,
Farm for Sale /!

A Farm of 100 acres Of choice land, stu
atcd at the centre of the town in Cornwall
eligibly located formeetings, schools and post
office, is now offered for sale by the subscri-
Der. The farm is well adapted to grass or
grain-ishow in high state of cultivation,
well fenced and well watered-has a good SUI
gar orchard Of 800 to 400 trees; also an APP
pie orchard Of grated fruit. The out-build-
ings are in first rate condition; the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located, In connection with the farm
are offered for sale She farming tools, seyenoows
40 sheep Tho farm alone, or the farm, stool,
and tools, is offered on the most reasonable
terms. NJ. NJ, BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug. 90, 1858. 1Stf
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TAILORING BUSINESS !
PIANO FORTES.

AND Music and Musical Merchandise of
every dcscripton--No Is, Boardmans Build.
ing, under the Museum, Troy, n. Y.
AT the above Saloon Piano Fortcs from the
best Manufacturers in New Nork and Boston
may be found at all TIMES at the lowest prices
Those wishing such merchandise arc invited
to call and examine our assortment or send
us their orders. In either case we promise
to give to all, the best Of attention. and best
of bargains
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Glass, Glass,

nF all sizes less than q by 30 inches, kept
~ ON hand, or will be cut to the size, for
Picture Frames, Windows, &c, at short notice,
by If. A. SHELDON.
Nav -
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Sailing ef the Wsshinstou-sais o. fsse.
ting Horss-Aia xats saxen-1Ssigns-
tion Of the Canadian Iinistry-Ths tar-
kets, 20, &c.
New YORK, Sept 8-Ths Usitsd States
mall steamship washingtou, Captain Floyd,
sailed o. noon to-day for Sosthsnpsoa sod
Bremen. She took out dxty passsnssrs and
four hundred and eighty thossssA deIisrr In
specis-uakipg the shipments Tor The week
over enc million and half
The trotting horss ''Grey Eddy" which Won
the great rscs on Thursdsy last, beating ia
coney," and distancing "Mac," has been sold
to Mr.. Griffith. OF Philadelphia, for Is. 500.
Miss Kate Saxon, the wen known sctsess, u
recovering from an attack Of cholera.
Grisi and Mario bad large and ssshusiastic
audience last evening.
A dispatch from Montreal says that The Cen.
sdian ministry have rendered their rssiena-
lions, in consequence of their defeat In the
provincial parliament. Lord Egin has cent
for Sir Allen McNab 10 form . new ministry.
The market for breadstuffs is quiet butt
The money market 10 . triAs easier.
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SUICIDE OF A CLERGYhAN.-From the Wa.
tertoWn IN. " Journal, of September 6, We
copy the following:
Rev. William Chittenden. a clergyman of
the Presbyterian denomination, committed su
icide by hanging himself in the barn of Mr..
Henry Isham, near this village, on SATURDAY.
afternoon last He has for some twenty wears
past, at times, exhibited symptoms of aberra.
ton of mind, during which be was much de.
pressed and avoided companionsaip as much
as possible. This melancholy was aggregated
by the sudden death of lovely and accom-
piished daughter, who died of cholera, in 1919
at Kingston, whore she was living in the fam
lily OF an uncle, 7. ]. Angel, Esq MIR Chit.
tenden has been settled as the pastor over
several churches in this county, and was at
Theresa for several years, up to 1852, since
which time he has been travelling as an agent
OF the Bible Safeguarding the house of
Mr.. 1sham his home. Hehad but recently re-
turned from Saratoga county, where he had
been spending several weeks and appeared in
better health and spirits than usual. He led
a most exemplary life rs a Christian minister
and was universally beloved by those among
whom he ministered. But in one of his des.
ponding moments he committed the rash act.
His remains were taken to Adams for inter.
ment.
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GAS-FITTING, AND
THINNING.

1NHE undersigned, having added GasFittine TO
l. their former business, are now prepared to ex.
ecute all orders in that line, in the cheapest most
expeditions and approved manner.
PLUMBING and TIMING done as heretofore.
A fine assortment Of SIOVKS, Tin and Sheet Iron
WARE constantly on hand.
sole agents 70. the District for Macdregors Pstspt
HOT AIR FURNACES, for heating Public Buildings,
Churches, Halls, Private Residences, DC
Also, fer Bankers Double Acting FORCE PUMPS.
Persons In want Of any Of the above articles will
ind 1t to their advantage to call on US ere purcha-
ting elsewhere.
P-edgiug themselves to prompt execution Of all
ord re- entrusted to them. they most respectfully
solicit continuance Of the fsvors 60 }iberally be-
slowed upon them by their former patrons and the
public in general PURSE &COLLINS.
Nos 359 and 81, Ps. av, opposite Willards' Hotel
aen R-9m -
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APER HANG1RGs, coRN1cEs, LOOPS, &c,

WE would m Dat respectfully infosm the either g
w OF Washington, that we have now In store a
large and beautiful assortment Of CORNICES.
persons. All kinds Of Window and I)lARAPKRY
made and put up at the shortest notice, Ia in the
best manner. Carpets made and put down and
EaIranted to at. All kinds Of PAPER HANGING.
DECORATING and UPHOLsTERY work attended
to promptly. We keep constantly on hard an
elegant assortment Of Paper Hang ngs, and in fact
every thing in our line Of business We guarantees
satisfaction to our customers Paper hung BY o .
periencea nands Persons are requested to call ard
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere. as
we deem 1t no IT, ube to exhibit our goods even to
those who merely wish to look through curiosity,
JOS. 7. x. PLANT CO..
No Washington Place, It'll street near e,
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for r.nt
~ 1have for rent, several new HOUSES, with Q
acres Of ground attached to EACH situated on Ken.
aan Groen," little moro than mile n,rthessteriy
from the Capitol
These houses are spacious and convenient, With +.
excellent water at hand r-f' ~
The situation is beautiful, overlooking large
The approach Is by 7th and 81 Sta. Delaxare ava.
nue. and n street e'0
An omnibus line for usual faro, has been perms-
nentiy established on the route, and runs twice a
Square, leaving at 8 .. m. and o. m. Retn ninr
leaves Centre Market, where 1t makes brief stand
Rsnt-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS q wear.
and can be seen by applying to WIN. sriCENEV
who lives on Cottage street, or myself At nv rssi.
dence. near the premises. ny A''''
js 00-n AMoa RrNn.,,
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Auction Sales,


M Ais 8A4Ds-Ia virtvs q . wit
Nl Of hsri facias, Issued from ths Uerkb ofRcs Of
he Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia FOR the
Vouny Of Washipgtou, and 10 me dir cted, / shall
expose to public sale. for cash, on MONDAY, the
q day Ct 0ctchsr 1854, ct the mont Of the Court
hou:s door, st 12 eciocks n tbef llo~ing proper.
~. Wis: All that lot. pisce or rsrcsl Of around ".
Ing and being IN the city OF Washington end desie
mated on the flat Of said city Let No T. Of Fred
erics Aey's nbdi .ision Of fquare No nine hundred
and tnfee, tyuS,) nontine twenty feet on Eighth
street east. between 4 and streets SOUTH by on
nc ndrsd an4 fourteen 14) feet ono Inch deer, to.
gsshef With oil and singular the improvements
thereon :ai,ed and levied upon as the property Of
W Imam A. Aiken ard sold to satisfy Judicial No.
IS, to October Term, 1854, in favor Of Rsrnss =
Mitchell. JONAH d HOOVER
Nsrshal for the District Of Columbia
sep 9-dt2dOct. sf-4 ----'
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BOOTS AND SHO ES,
At the old stand of A. Hoover e. Sons


Sos1a sac Of FesH. areuUe, btsoses 6d AVID Ia st..
opposite Brown Hotel
'VhANkFOL for part fsvcrs, e would etill 90
i hcat coptnusno3 Of custem from all OF our
old customers spd friends and az napy new ne " m
give us call We ere prepared TO give etn.rsi
satisfaction to eli that viii favor Ms VITA cali.
Our assortment Of sl kinds 10 the lsrQest and best
Of sny other establishnent Ia the ty, and our az
r1ngemcns are such with the b.st nanufsc.urer<.
that We are prepared to furnish any kinds >pi
qualities ~ short notice
Ladies daitore and y Gait button and lsse
Mit eos and children's
Ladies Misses ard chldren's Md and morocco sIips
and Ties Jefertops and Boots, cloth snd no
rocco
For gentlemen. We have superior article Of French
Boo q and Shoes, Button and Congress. Cloth
kid and Calf CATERS, single and double eclse
Patent Leather and Calf khoes Of ali deecrip-
dops
Boys and Youths Boz b and Shoes, Calf and Psteut
Leather Of every variety and style
servanrs Boots, Shoes and broeans In IN endless
variety.
Our stock has hesn selected With great care from
the besr manufacturers In the Union DON'T forrsx
the old stapd Of A. HOOVER 4 Son
south side "a. av., between 9Th and It'll ms,
next door to Jackson Brother
fepS-TuTb&Ss6t
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GBoRaErown, September o. IA

6DoRaEf0WH, September 8, 1854.
"When are We to have q bridge over Rock
Greek 2" is question that we hear asked half
a dozen times day. We would be very glad
If it were in our power to answer it, and relieve
those most interested in the matter of their
anxiety upon the subject. But as it 10 mat.
ter that rests wholly with the CORPORATION of
Washington, We must let "patience have its
perfect work" by waiting their tardy move
ments. We think it more than likely, how
ever, that if the Councils were aware of the
vast amount Of Inconvenience and expense its
absence imposes upon many of the merchants
Of their own city and ours, that instead of any
longer delaying the matter by disagresine
about plans of bridge, they would very soon
adopt plan for one at this point, and thus re
move difficulty in the way Of business which
has existed too long already. We have been
informed BY those who know, that the want of
this bridge causes q considerable loss to our
merchants and others. See to it, gentlemen.
We have been informed that John Marberv
Esq, has given to the Episcopalians lot Of
ground, ON Cherry alley, GA which to erect a
mission school While our religious denomi.
nations, and benevolent private individuals.
are moving 80 effectively in this matter, our
corporate authorities should be taking steps
for the establishment of two or three public
schools. 1t is by these schools only, subordi-
nate to the Sabbath schools, that We can ever
expect to be an intelligent and virtuous peo-
pie, and, consequently, prosperous com.
munity.
On Thursday night, a lighted lamp was
placed near one of the window curtains in the
house Of Mr. Major, on tho corner of Mont
gomery and Dumbarton streets, from which
the curtains took fire, and being composed of
combustible materials, it was soon wrapt in
flames. and would probably have caused a Sc
nous hre, had not DR.. II King happened to be
passing by at the time, who ran in and threw
the blazing curtain out into the street.
The stock and receipts of -four continues
light-held at 50 q 50 Is, and higher as in
quality. Wheat-white and red $I.70 81. 80.
The almost entire suspension of business
upon our Canal, in consequence Of the droueht.
has quite depressing effect upon business
generally IN our CITY. SPECTATOR.
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Yesterday afternoon, the 9th instant, at half mas,
three O'Clock, IN the full assurance Of blissful IN
mortality beyond the grave, Mrs. MARY ELIZA
BETH, wife OF w. H. Faulkner, and eldest daugb
her age. : '~~' -
% The friends and relatives of the family are
Invited 20 attend her funeral on tomorrow (Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock, from her fathers residences
corner Oh Ioth street ano New York avenue.
M on tae morning Of the 9th instant, LAURETTA
Anna Z: Martin, aged 2 years, months and 20 dav.
W me friends and acquaintances Of the fsmijy
are rsspeesfaiiy requested to attend her funeral
ION ner MmsrS residence. street between 9Th
Ing at 10 O'Clock. N'' NUN
baltimore papers please eopy] ,ssessl
On the 9Th instant MARY, eonsor Of Jas. Mar.
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aug cd

By GREEN 4 SCOTT Auctioneers
flRUsTEE'S SALR OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Il Kitchen Furniture, Bousee and Leh, Carpen-
ters Shop, and Finished Work. &c, ct Auction
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant shall eell, by vir
tue Of dsed Of assignment fer the ben a: Of their
creditors, made by George ". scroggan and Thcs
3. Davis to the subscriber rs trustee ut the res.
denoe Of the above named gentlemen, At the corner
of South and l31< street weet on the leland at 10
O'Clock q. m. all the Household Effects in the two
houses. y hich comprise general assortment Of ex
oellent Furniture.
And Immediately after the sale Of the above or at
O'Clock p. N shall proceed 10 ssll the houses In
Which they reside, being good two story franes
conveniently n aDged snd nearly new, and the LOT
on which they stand, being lot numbsr four, a.
In square No. 2e4. With the Carpenters Shop, work
benches, and foishsd work.
The title to the above described property is indie
putable and the sale will be we'll Wertb the atten
ton Of persons wishing to make good Investment
Terms cash
the terms Of sale for the houses be not complied
with si:hin week from ths aay of the sale, the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell at the risk ard
cost OF the delinquent, by advertising three times
previous to such resale.
JOHN L. SMITH, Trustee.
GREEN B SCOTT,
sep I'D Auctioneers.
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EO0NOMY Is wEALTH-Only as, and that
11 payable In small instruments Of So Dor month.
win purchase, in fec simple, beautiful Bull ding
LOT "A feet front by 100 feet deep, in one Of the
most healthy and most delightful situations around
Washington. The lets are situated directly onno.
ate the Navy Yard, and command a fine yisT Of
the city and Potomac river, and contain an abuud.
ant supply Of excellent water. 400 OF these Lots
nave oeen sold since Msrch last, and upon q mum.
Der buildings are being erected. Only $50 Lo's re.
nam IN, old-every person, therefore, DESTROYS Of
procuring home, should at once avail themselves
OF this very favorable opportunity.
Union Land Office, It'll st., above Odd Fellovs'
nan. 90 JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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AUCTION AND
BUSINESS RESUMED.

HAVING resumed the Auction and Oummi,Goo
IL business, I respectfully ODER my services %
the many friends Of the HOUSE Inward O Dvse.
Robert ". Dyer, aud Dyer Bro, and 20 the Cd
sens eeasrally. From IN experience Of thirten
ye.rs, latter myself that I may claim from ny
former hisncs portion OF their patronage.
have engaged the services Of Mr. n Wr,rbt-
Of 0eorgetown, ss Auctioresr. His ouali6oa tSus
are too vell known to require comment
All sales made BY me Will b cashed N dsrirsd
Ny place Of business Is the Rooms rss.ntIv ocr,,.
Pted y Meesrs Collins, BownA Co, On In n !,
lst door non corner Pc. svenue.
GEO. =. DYHR
N.b-Ine Books Of the old firms can be fund ct
my foous- Any information supsrtsiudns b a.
WI Be chssrfully Owen. sur SCdim
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OFFICE OF Click OF 10. OF REPS. US,
September 4. 1854.

september 4, 1854. !
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received At this Of
- nee until IL o'clock m, on Monday, September
70, 1854, f,r furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite coal, one half red ash and
one naif white ash The coal must be pure, Of egg
size, 2240 pounds to the tom and delivered ftee Of
extra charge in the vaults of the Capitol
Also, for furnishing one hundred and ifsy cords
OF best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hundred
ana twenty-five cords to be sawed once, and twenty
ured. sawed, and slowed away in the vaults ut tbs
Capitol, at the expense Of the contractor.
Both wood and coal are to be delivered on or be.
fore tho 10Th day Of October next and to be subject
to inspection as to quality, eight and measIrs nv
perton to be designated by the Clerk for that pur
pose JOHN W. FORNEY,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives u. g.
SEQ 6-dt25th
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HE SHOULD BE KEPT AT HoME.-The Boston
Post is responsible for the following: otis
stated that Mr.. Reed, the Wing candidate for
Governor in Maine, since his dwelling house
was saved ut the great fire in Waldoboro', has
kept it open, with free table for all his des-
ttute fellow-citizens. A Down Easter tells US
that tho people will not probably persist in
calling up to Augusta man who can do so
much good among his neighbors.''
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By GRE EN- 4 SCOTT, Auctionsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
IL AuCTION.-On THURSDAY morning. The
i4h inst at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, At the residence
o. p. hutchinson, Esq, on south side Of North
z, betw 9th an 7th sts west an exoellent sssort
ment OF nearly new Furniture, Wis:
Mahogany French Bedsseads and dressing Bureau
. Do Waehstand and Wardrobe
Cane seat and other Chairs, Washstands
Cottage Bedsteads. card and other Tribes
Maple arm and other Rocking Chairs
Looking Glasses, Carpets, Mattress and Bedding
Cnina, glass and Crockery Ware and Table Cutery
With lot of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which va deem unneoes.
sary to enumerate.
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash over that sum
credit OF TO and &c days, for notes SATISFACTORY
~ endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
sep ID Auctioneera
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N0RICE OF REMOVAL.

would respectfully notify my friends and the
dence and place Of business to No No. on street
nve doors north Of my old stand, and eve doors
south OF the corner Of 7th and streets, vhera !
commune ' to carry On the Undertaking business in
All persons desiring my se,vices are cautioned In
pe particular to apply at the pla.s and hume >
ABOVE mentioned, a. 1 am informed that unn-;ns;
pied persons have assumed my name and ausvsreS
my cslls JAMES n HIRVTw e1ea
Undertaken
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co,
K. N. 6TRATTON, AuctionesP.

TRUsTEE'S SALE Of Valuable Improved Proper.
Y.-By virtue of a deod of trust, bearing date
the 18th day OF February, 1852, duly executed by
recorded in Hber J. A g., No. 140, folios $50, Isl,
4S2, and 1885, one Of the land records of Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia, to secure the
payment OF certain debt therein named, I shall
sell at public auction on the premises. on MONDAY
the 18th day Of August, 1854, at o'clock D. "a, to-
the highest bidder, Lot No. Z, in Square $50 With
the improvements, consist ing Of two story Frame
House, with other necessary buildings.
Terms: Onethird cash the residue In equal In.
stalments, at and IL months, with interest.
deed given and q deed Of trust taken to secure
the deferred payments.
If the terms Of sale are not con piled With IN I've
days from the day Of sale. the property viii be re-
sold at the cost and risk Of the purcha er
20 CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
~ The above sale 10 postponed to
MONDAY, septsmber IL. same hour and plsoe.
aug IT, CRAVEN ASHFORD, trustee
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER,S
BOARDING. IND DIP SCHOOL FOR YOUNn
LADIES'
C1rner Prospect and Faycte sts Georsstosos
THIS Institution will be reopened ON FRIDAY,
J. September LIST
The patronage Of the public generally is respect
fully solicited. Mrs. Wheeler viii be assisted by
faithful and competent teachers. =.
Course Of instruction, terms, &C., may be obtained
by applying TO the Principal. " 2Q-ec6v
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From Bsltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 9.-The Grand Lodge
Of the Independent Order Of Odd fellows are
still sitting Yesterday, they adopted the new
constitution in slightly amended form.
The -four market 10 quiet. No change 10
quotations. Whest.-Saies Of Il, 900 bushels
white. 81 80, $40, 81 90, 81 90; red, 81 90 a
81 rs. Corn.-Salss of 1000 bushels Of white
at So, and yellow at IS cents Oats Sales ..
81 a so cents. Rye.-$l 10 . SIG Wits.
key in barrels is held st ~ cents.
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ENOR RENT The large, comfortable, and con-
A venient thres story and attic DWELLING
HOUsE, en- the south west corner Of Penns,lvanis
avenue and i1th- street, recently occupied by Mr.
Edwin Green, cabinet maker It con .ains seventeen
rooms, most Of them large and well srrsnged, With
handsome parlors The premises are finished in
nrst rate manner. and embrace every convenience
to one wishing to occupy them to let out
iurnis he'd rooms, r as q family residence. board
ing house or hotel. Being on the avenue and
midway between ths Capitol snd Presidents House.
the situation is second to no ether in Washing.
tor; Possession can be given Immediately.
For terms apply to
WALLACH i HOPE,
sep o-u Star Office
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AN EXPENSIVE PAIIENr.-In the STAFFORD
county, N. H., common pleas, Stephen Leigh
ton has recovered verdict for $500 20 against
DR.. Benton W. Sargent, for NAL practice in
setting the plaintiffs broken ANGLE. These
are tsays the Boston POST the ugliest cases
that are brought into the courts-a great deal
worse for the doctors than Thousands of otber
cases where the patients do not recover, at
al
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HAMILTON q. FAINT

BANKER AND DEALER M IxoHasar srocrs ~
fd'"sytuGssd arenae, be,ccen ~ and 6fh ssr,x.
WdshtH9ton, d. o.
/ NCURRENT Money and Land Warrants hor,h.
~ ana sold. Drafts on all the principal tites sold
70 SUIT poicnsserf Six per cent. allowed on an
moneys remaining on deposite over thirty days
Claims against the Government collected. o.
sep 6-eolm = - >'A~ss, llzs
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AMOS. KENDALL.

RuaLDdNd LOTs.-For sale several desirable
also In the LIST Ward, and also variety IN ali oth.,
parts OF the city. Also, two small frame dvelitncs
situated In an improving neighborhood; eli Of which
n MN Se M so.G On terms accommodating. Apply to
Hotel, or through the post Office, post paid. '"AS
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE Summary,
GEORGETOWN, DC.

h:.. A. wn Il. 5 q 9is.ri' r,uapAls.
TNHE duties Of this Seminary Win b resumed ON
i FRIDAY, September 1sr.
The course Of studies actually pursued in this L.
sdtutiou embraces . higher and moro thorough
range than that pursued In any other Female Sem
mary In tho Union.
The location Of the Seminary ID remarkable br it
salubrty. The buildings are large, the rooms ospo,
dous, and the grounds fbe rscrsation axs yery en-
pie. - :.
Terms for boarding pupils, $o00 pe, ssseion Of 10
months, payable on the 1st o. September and Let Of
February. This charge includes boarding. tuition
In Engtsh and Mathematics, room rent, fuel lights
and Washing. Music, French, Spanish, b. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from s. to $40 pr quaztsr, according
to the tlasses which they enter.
Reference IL made TO Dr.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo !: de Ia Roche, ". G. Ridgsly, Esq, y Hunter
f., " 9 B. Taylor, Ksq, trsnci. Dodss. ESQ,
Georsstovn, D: &; and % Jos. 4. Brsdisy, Esq
M A.ron G Dayton, Hoq, and NJ. Iitshueh oeyk'
W.T. tIn,si Onion,
FiW1s = FANCY GOODS s1its6le ~
l. presents, ct LAA4oND'6, 7th st.
00pI-St 81 .-...