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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

Mn. BrcHANAN's TNAUGUEAI~--On Friday last
one hundred students OF Franklin and Mar
shall College, Pennsylvania, attended by its Pre-
sident and Faculty made formal writ to Mr.
Buchanan, at Wheatland. to congratulate him on
his election to the Chief Magstracy OF the
Union. The visit was the idea OF the students
themselves who, though they had warm party
prejudces, and preferences Of their own, laid
them aside, and unanimously resolved to call
upon the President elect, who was also the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees of their own col.
lego. To the congratulaiory address made him on
the occasion, Mr.. Buchanan replied in very i'm
pressiye manner, and beyond all doubt, expressed
his real opinions on the momentous questions Of
the day. He reminded these young men Of the
responsibilities resting upon them, in the future
administration Of government, and above all in
preserving intact, our glorious Union and con-
situilon.v How will the Southern secessionists
like this But he seemed determined to 60
farther. lie perceived bis good fortune in
this opportunity Of having a young repre-
sentation Of the Union before him, pure,
fresh patriotic and impossible. What better
audience could nc have The inaugural was IN
his head, the substance o. it was in bis heart; it
was the very moment 70 forestall all heresy and
schism BY frank and statesmanlike dcvclope-
ment. without saying which party was right or
wrong, lie declared that "he olgec Of his ada1ais-
tration uo,ld he 10 destroy a,sy sectional Jorty North
or South. and hGrmoni-e Oh sections Of NE Union I'M
der national and conservative government, ~ 'cas
fty vsa,s 40. If he could be the honored In
arument 81 allayng sectional excitement and re.
storing the government to the principles and
policy Of The fathers he would then feel that
che had not assumed the arduous duties Of the
Office in vain!'' We have here complete index
to the future policy and conduct Of the President
elect. From tooth. Cuvier could determine the
structure and habits Of the animal to which il be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

f5Frst ~, Do. 1853.
Two svmas~e we're srrcsssd here iast sient 81 eleven
Joba nudson md mr. Charles niisr. Ahhoaxh nsoppnx
~ Of the oommoness nvwns 10 ths csy they snc-
~ ther maxninceDcc, many Of when .hsy nave
bed Cor considerable bavRg forsneSt lbev
have been here they have repsescutsd tksy had q
depo<ft win . broker 81 hm city eco ooo. snd
thss they feared hs stability. bsy actually
bought AZ safs for the security q iups
the purchase Of Q farm. well stocked. for ssvensssa
Thousand dollars, but when ne seeds drawn up asd
ready be signed for the msop of We bargain
Vas discovered that the swinders were entirely pen
ptlccs.
they arrested In The prcsesce Of Tie parscn and
the wedding eues during Me progress o the marriage
n Of the swpdlc with she daughter Of he Andlort
Of The tavern where they we're staying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

Tuy oprpA--Ia Ts,NIArs This opera, which created
sres an excitement In London, will be sung for the
time IN America at the Academy this evening ant there
vm be great house. We have previously gwen rt.
,us Of the plot, which Ia tina, Of the play By Dumas
y1s known 20 us under the title OF Camille" la
and Br,sno have the principal rSes There was
az, - rehearsal OF this opera at the Academy last
evep ard the music Was exceedingly well rece we'd by
,ha se,sct few present The soprano and tenor have
ssve,s One solos, and spprehend that Brgpon will
distinguish himself tonight Want Of space compes M
10 initial REPRESENTATION. will be given every night
nn,l the 10Th mat when the Academy will be closed
The trc,se goes 70 HAVANA for sx weeks,
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The French Refugees.

In your number ~ 70 dav hA the frcse refa
rossnty escaped from Cayenne, have AZ So smroy
by he American industrial Socey, ana thai hey MI
for ihc'rnew homes NRrin. under tie 81 N.
Thomson. the secretary Of The SAID s0ciety
This statement entirely false feuw breth
exss has Pledge hse 70 90 70 Virginia ard Sc, he
members ~ tie her hehAf have
10 that wsy, for the single ha have fght
do
Please you air publish tbs and yoar r~A-
dcrs hat very thankful " he press and 70 he
public generally for their good feelings or eu Ia ana
that onl, r them sna for their eonpanons
the continuation Of their Kindness I.vO1kLl,
HfpOT.
n 0OrvlEux.
Members of the CammAEtee.
Nrx YnRK. Dee 2 1876.
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House OF Representative.

WAeHN07oN, Dec. z 1855.
The House received the Of the PRESIDENT but
being engsgod Ia Discussing the Whitfield case the read
ing Of II postponed.
- The house vas engaged oil tie session the subject
Of whineds admission and adjourned without dposing
~ The urs alton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

FnB ~ HrreoS srmvr-Aboui O'Clock art nlgtt VIC
alarm 81 Gre for The Third district caused BY Ere
discovered burning tho single roof Of the house No
31e liudfon ct occupied by Mrs. Mary Trophy and
other families The flames we're very soon ex-
tinguisned with but uninr damage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

TuAiBxro's TENTH Ccscssr took place lest night st
Nihlo's Saloon, ard the hail full - ever The
performance Of n. Thalssrs and the singing Of Nine.
dAngri were received Win the greatest applause and
the corcct OF the most delightful Of ne series.
This evening NJ Tnalberg, assisted by Nine Dc whorxs.
gives his second concert phiia tcphia and rhus
day he sves hs eleventh concert In this cy 81 Stbos
Garden. winch has teen sccured for the occasion.
stage win be erected Tor him. covering tie orchestra.
Tho prices vii remsn at tho same rate heretoforx
charged At his conocrs which have been highly sucrasr
NIL and have been mtnaged with much SAIL and tact.
Nine. d'Argr, who has been 1rmiy established 10 the
affections Of our people, w1 assist 81 the concert on
Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

Ttc ssopyrARy srArE here rose and tad--T now de-
Glaze Inc Electoral College complete aud becomes tho
dp,v ~ The Electors cast their votes for President AMI
vrc President the United states IS for the college
40 deeyuane in what the vote shall be taken
whether By IRA or ballot.
vosvs H. GpIxsErJB Before that question s settled de-
sire 10 move that Daniel Csdy, OF Montgomery, be Pre
dent OF this College and that the vote for President aud
Njce President be taken r1Od rocs
p.tb motions adopted, and Moses n. Grnnell aud
rares 81 wadsworh appointed 10 conduct the
liner Cary took his seat amids, loud applause. He
sde no address but simply tad he desired 10 know the
,urther business Of the College
"a |, inc O'Clock w morrow morning.
MELTING or THE MASSACHUSETTS ELECTORAL COLI
The Massachusetts, Electoral College met n the State
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA HIUtK BOlEb.
PHiIADEiPnIA, leo. 2, 1852
Books stesdy Pennsylvania STATE b, s3ys, Reading
abroad, az; Morris Canal, 10; Long Island, l2k
Psnnsylvania Railroad, AK.
oswEo, Dec. 2-7P. NJ
Wheat in moderate Milling demand, with sales OF
20 coz bushels. mostly 10 arrive, including parcel
red Ohio on tho spot 81 81 90. Rye 10 shade lower;
sales 81 0to bushelsa,7 Two boat loo cleared
this morning for Troy Lake imports an boA. foar
q, 800 busbes wheat a. 600 bushels corn asd 2Iso
bushels barley Canal exporb,-l,75o bbls -four and
3,ll0 bushcls wheat.
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TIE THEArRn. 6c-PlesSure seekers are referred 70
10 the directory 81 the head Of the editorial
page complete at Of tho novelties rendered At the
various establishments.
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Health OF the Hon. Gins. summer.
BosToy, Dec a. 1855.
The Hon Charles Sumner 10 forbidden by his pbysi-
clans 10 visit Washington At present he continues stll
quite feeble.
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T III E l. A T E st NEW
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TslEGMpYs.

Eon-Arrfval or the Arabia.
HALIFAX Dec Top. NJ.
The steamship Arabia about due at this port with
enc weeks later news from Europe, has not yet been
ssnalled. The weather Is clear with light northwest
wind.
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Boston Weekly B~nk ssss~Dse~t.
Bo~roS, Dec. a 1854.
be following are the footipgs OF our bans statement
tho past week. compared with the eihibn Of The week
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Nrw yopx. Dec 2 1856
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
LNNCHBUKi: COLLEI:E.

7Slll. rcc rd annual session of ths Institute will CON.
m"ncc On The first Monday in September mcNt -
expected that, by that time, the College Building
in progress al erection will be- ready for occupancy
The "rht!un u IN" Institution hs I" Accessibility md
hcHlthiUnc.., IL OF the eligible in the
South, aud the Of instruction thorough rs that oi
any College III the country. In addition complete
Classical and Scientific course the directory ut tn, COZ
sc nave established School uf Design for instruction
in the branches OF practical! Engineering and Arcitcc
turc.
The College is nrcndy furnished with very extensive
AMI elegant Apparatus, adapted iu illustration in the
departments ut Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Phil.
usnphy. Library Of standard Works lns Hlsu been r..
Gently purchased, To which considerable additions will b.
made dur.n. the coming Collegiate year.
Til" young men Whose Parents Guardians drsir"
will he organized into Military corps, having its proper
uniform, and prHci!srd III dnly manual and drill
ENrESSE.-TLltl0n Tor Animal Session o ten months,
in the Collegiate Department. Sj0-in the Preparatory
so Board. - per week washing 81 q, per month; fuel
aud lights slipper session.
Catalogues al the Institution can be obtained by nd.
lrrs-im. Rev Samuel r. Co.'S President Lyuciburs Va
FACULTY.
Rrv SAMUEL X. Cox President, Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science, and Of Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM CARROLL, a. NJ. Professor OF Greek Ian
gungr and Literature.
LYcrKGusf;. MATHEWS a. NJ, Professor oi Latin Ian
cuH:,. md Literature
JAMES +. MURFEE Graduate of V. NJ. Institute PROBES
OF Mathematics and Natural Science, and Ol the
School If Designs.
sAnrEL GARLAND. a. NJ, Professor of Constitutional
Law.
pa LASGnoRsE N. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Psychology.
GIUSEPPE ApcLro SARroRi, H. l.. ~. Professor ii Mo
d;ru Languages
f. Il. SMITH Graduate Of V. 81 Instt..e, Assistant.
Julv .mI-lArlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
FOL, RENT, LEASE OK SALE.


rENlIS delightfully."- nnd clicihly situated HOTEL, ls Tor
rent. lease sale large portion vi IL Is entirely
new unl Just finished and the whole Ui 1t IL III cnp"lr
order for II tenant with all the modern crnrGhchcrS "'
light, water, baths, &c. -, ~ ,
II il situated al the Sogrnpic"liD "i me- cry III
Rirbmou fronting upon .+Tnc, Ninth and Capitol sirc"s
Immediately u.pus,,c Capitol square. md overlooking H.
the wrI part III III" city and James River Tor s"yrr"l
mile II A. but short distance from the Gr"i al ii'
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Ratohi conlh'
n.y. and about eGu distant ru H"se o; the virgin" ct
trail and Richmond aud rcicrs!IrC RHr""d COMPANIES
and the city onibuses ps hy it every fifteen minutes du
ring the day. e.. ,r,,c,, ,,,,o,
b,ur near TO all the public offices, just ut the head OF
Shuckoe IEll within i've minutes walk o the centre Ui
business below or upon the hll aud the only Hote upon
shoe koc Till which j. tilted up with all the modern
vcnrEccs and Injuries.
To n first rate claes long lease will he given, il
desired aud the will be- ""ry accommodating. II
the tenant desires it. the buildings will be enlarged to
meet III" custom and without in IN" slightest, degree in.
conmodinu The during the construction III The nj
driou As Il residence it p"!a2s the lines, III
the city.
The legislature granted cn. ter ior tie incorporation
Of the property aGi axe authOSiIc 10 make ~"
cc.sary Ergo,iac.s far the Incorporation by Tie SAFE OF
stock &c 70 sell tho property upon cGE credits pay
ing legal interest, 10 exchange Tor goo" farming pro
perry in the country IOG D enterprise, the orpOr
tuity here presented ia make fortune - very rare.
Apply tG GODDlN ArPERSoN, Aucts
SCI 2U--Inwlln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
YALTABLE LAND FON SALE.

n pursu of n decree Of The Circuit and superior
i Court NJ apponlaox county. the undersigned, ~
Commissioner, oilers tor sale the tract OF land called
"ROSELANU"
The tract confirms 800 acres or less and hes beau.
uliy in one the healthy reeionr Of VirginG. Tho
and is in u good OF improvement adopted 10 IL"
growth OF corn wheat. tobacco aud on,s we'll i.I.J.r,I
aud whtered The improvements consist 81 lnrg'' an
colniodious framed Dwelling HOusr. containing n'nr
rooms barn. stables cchous" carriage h"use, aud AL
other nccessary outhouscs elegant apple Sni """
pencil orchard.
Post Office shop- mills Sc very cenvcnicn;, -nt
also churches Of different denominations tn" society "i
iavornbly compare with nny in Virsnn 1t is ua ~
mrs The Appomat'cx Dcpor, ON the South Side R'
ruaJ six miles the county eighteen miles from
Lynclburg md nine miles from the james River Canal
TERMS Credit OF one and Two years. secured byau.
pie personal security ami the Reserved title 'o the bud
Persons wishing TO purchase will please address IA" ~
Smirhvillr Powhaisn county. Virginia Possession given
at any time JAMES ID. MUSBl, Comm
Applications may BE- made also To Messrs GODpIS =
kPPERsoS, Aur,iOnecrs Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
AUCTION SALES.
nv -o>~~--~-~--->-- ->~~--.-~~~~-~~
III "oDDlN ~ APPERSOS. AUCTS
FALIABLE ESTATEIN AINE1IAHIE f,nI-N

ny VI, - NJ - - Il ~ AIBEMARLE COM
A,KE1: io'ikTllER WITH CROPS, STOCK. Sc,
luLi.EoH' foit SALE AT AUCTION
'u''r s""-'r'nrr having removed 10 South CaroIina
hmi n"' wisiih: to cultivate hi .,rrtr in V,rrni,
will sell thu same NJ public nuc,lDp ,yi,L,, I,, m -,
serve on the prrrni-'- nn TT ESDAY the ill., H NJ,
-:,6 il tnr II not, the ihir day cou,,.rr q,
o'clock ~
It hes on the Green Mountain. ADJOINING rho I,I 81,
Mrs john Coles, Mcs.r-. rcytCu Coles, Tucker chs.
and others and contains, By recent survey a7 ,cr..
about :OD OF it cleared land and in cu,ya
ton tho baHnc" is in original growth OF pine oak ches
NUT und hickory timber which by reason of ire conyr.
nirt market renders it peculiarly valuable to
persons dspo-ri to embark in the lumber business.
The Tact Is seven miles from ScOsville, on James Rv
er, and within live miles OF the rail road now under
construction from Charlottesville to Lynrhhnrs. The
plank road Lending from Scottsvillr By it The i'm
provcIncnts on The place consist o! plain dwelling. con
tanning hve rooms together with Burns Stables, Tobacco
Houses Ice House" and every other building suitable ior
the use OF so large place.
The rsutc Is remarkably hcnlhy. If we" supplied with
springs OF water and has 1t several orchards choice
fruit. 1t will be sold whole, or divided rs may be
deemed best at the time Of sale.
Immediately after the sale Ut the land all the pcrlshhble
estate the place will be soli consisting of the crops of
Corn, Fodder Outs, sc.
Also all the stock consisting OF Cattle some fine Mich
Cows work Oxen fa,tening Hogs. Sheep. &c.
Also, the Farming Implements. Tools, &c together
with parcel OF Household Furniture.
TERMS:
For the land one'iourth CASH balance in equal install
mrnts ~ |, = and years, for bonds bearing ntercs
secured hya trust deed.
For T. prrisab!r estate all under $40 cnsh over
thai n,uunt months credit for bonds with good security
Persons disposed 10 view the land To make enquiries
ronccrnn. IT, referred the Auctoncrrs 70 Mr.
Geo Carr Charlottesville, or 10 Mr Pace, the Manager
residing the estate. J. STRlCkER COLES.
Sale conducted by GoDpIS & AprERsoN, Aucts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
CR0TON FEMALE INSTITUTE, KING AND
QUEEN, VA.
MRS. NJ L.ADELAlDE LEWIS, PRINCIr

MRS. NJ L.ADELAlDE LEWIS, PRINCIPAL,
ASSISTED COMPETENT TEACHERS.
YW>HE next rcssiun OF ih. school will commence the
lot Monday IN Octr, ls5d and close the lust OF July.
ISL Ten days recess Christmas. The cOlcsG OF i'll
,trnciiOn will embrace thorough Engl+h edaeniion 10.
ccher with Latin French, nia and .trrns"n Music
wi. br tuu.l. by Il G"ruGn; ITolrs-0r.
Board $40 90
Primary ErrI.a Rrichc4 ~ On
IIi,L,.- IN Branches. ~ M
In,iu FRENCH Italian and German, cHcl, ~ 10
drawing and Painting IL u
Driving uul im:r ROBBERY each 10 ~
NI.ir III The Piano and use Of Int TuInrnt. ~ 90
Young aic- will hc charged from the time they enter
school the end OF III" session. and deduction made
except in of proruclcd Illness CrotOn is lornci
about four miles from Kns md Queen Court House. hind
ing Mt which piece Il from Norfolk stops twice
week and one from BaltimDrc once week Young 1t
dies Coming by either boat giving notice, will find
rugc in waitiG. for them.
Or Ton is prnvcrhml its hem;hluncss; bur in Of
prOrnctrd illness NIL necessary attention will he pud and
no charge mndC tor medical services rendered. For
farther particulars address,
ZACHARY LEWIS. ". d.,
Stcycnsyillc Post Office, King and tsucen, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
NEW FALL GOODS


WYE are now receiving, and in few days will have
w in sture the largest and best assorted stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ever OF.
ered our misunderstanding of the following In pur
Shirtings Sheetlugs Flaunels. Blankets S:.tineti!
Fued Cloths. kerseys, Linseys.
Irish Linens, Table Damasss, &apkins, Diapers,
Cloths Cassire.es. GwcedE, VtsaSss
Pomha Lines, A5Iacas, Plain D. Lancs,
Frenct, aid EHStish Mcrnss.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons aud Embroide'ia..
The Ladies arc particularly invited to examine our stock
OF DRESS SILKS fro;a l, ols per yard to the finest
Finpneed Rohe. v,,n,.;,,
P!sii Vaiencias, Valencia Robes Wool pi"ids'
rich Paris d l. aims Dress and Clouk Trimmings,
Hoop and Quilted Skirts,
Cloths for Cloaks, all colors,
styles, L I;
RiS Lee Cambria and BOOK Sets, all low tor cash or
| ., Nrnrr, cu,tomers w r. PERKINS e. CO,
" fF No. al, Eagle Square.
Farmers and Others invited to examine our stock o
pIANKErS and SERVANTS CLOTHING before pur
chasing we keep the BEST and sell them rs low us they
$50 hn ehopgbt w. ?. p. e. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
roR PRESIDENT,
ANES BUCH A N A N,
] III - PENNSYLVANIA.
,r VICE PRESIDENT,
,olly c BR ECklNRlDGE,
JVllN ~ HESTCCKY
,7,c ELECTORAL TICKET.
,,iITI,L ELECTION TICKETS.

A., .l,i.e -, Democracy OF every County aud
~. ,,,,,, I, supply themselves with Electoral
- ,,,.,,- he election No doubt there will he
iced on the unsuspecting Il would be pru-
''~ s,-, - secure such Tickets as cannc: BE coun'
: ,rr;. chs. Of Tickets We viii! send 10 any part
500 .'rrr Il posiase) Tor scventy.hve cents per
,yc i,.!srs per thousand The cash must nc
.-.'' RICHIE 4 DuSNAVANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

n WISH TO cell the Farm which have long resided,
in the county OF PowhHtAu, Oh Appomhtton River, ~"
con miles South West the Court House. 1t cOnri-t e"
;If ncres of which least 800 ia original wopde Z"
,n,inrity of which line tobacco land having or hm
timber than can be found other lands within hre Ia
Of IL
the irnprov consist of asubstanal and c"u'nn
dion. brick dwelling house Quilt OF best materlas unh'r
INV own observation and quite large enough tor any "f
nnry family quarters barn, stabes, Cow house % "
nm ice huU,c inferior, probably 10 any IN Tie country"
Fruit trees and springs numerous AMI rS''!'.I
There fields for cultivation; standing p"r'" '"'
cattle and n large body Of woodland, sr hog-l c"' ="
pHrstely enclosed, be.idcs lots -
As summer residence, IL II beloved I'd D" uh'''-"Y
considered by thOsc acquainted with the premises moi M
f.rior in plcnshnncss 10 any In the county " Is We"
kunwp 10 various per.Ons ih,t residents on nave "i
unre thsn iy Vents past, enjoyed IN reHiHhhD' az
,,r,p rxrn,ptlon from autuInnhl levers
III, Lwrliur house and all other buildings ana "nciO
-. hn,. hc,n hid OF and constructed IN arcGr'ihnc"
;,h me nwu ind lnrnt and under my own direction
,rrsci., r; DtIOn il deemed unnecessary Every
,c;,v for sowing wheat shall be granted 10 purchaser
bo NAV be also accommodated with stocks Of all kinds
md of 700 quality wheat ihre-hing machine, oHss o.!
IRON. md Agricultural Implements.
Persons who may wish TO purchase ar. invited 10 Sf
dress me- a. .dOn until the 18th inst after that day
AT Macon in Powhaan.
Ne .onn law Col H. l.. Hopkins, who il Oh the place
~ show the premises and receive propositions tor II
N B-Shuud the farm above advertised BE- not pf"Fl-
GU SIS sold by private SALE 1t -hnll be- publicly oh.h "
the highest bidder, the premset, on TrEspAh' Ia"
aIst day OF October next ~
Sent s-crds ABNER CRUMP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
MIX. LErEBYRE's SCHOOL,

llCHMUED, VA
.HNE next session Of this Institution will open ON the
LIST day u October, leJG, close ON the lir. day
OF July, 1851.
TERMS..-Board S2O0 Washing $40: Emgh Tuition
$40 Modern Languages, each 500 I.n,in geo; Music on
Piano. Harp Guitar $50; Drawing $50; Drawing from
nature so Painting, water coors Sl0 IN oil $50 Prime
ry Department for children under 10 years of nvr SO
REFERESCES.-rHtrons ct the School. Right Rev.
Bishop Mead Right Rc" Bishop Johns, Right Rev. Bishop
cubbs al Alahann Rev. Moses b. lIugr, ID. d., Rev +
V. Moore, d. d.. Rev. b. t;iIdrr,ervc
FACULTY. Hubert p Lcirbvrc. A. NJ. Principal:
Rev. II : krpl"r, w. G. Webb A. NJ, John p Little NJ
d. K a. Lewis, NJ D., Joseph Mchard, John 4 Calyo e.
w. Thilnn. Miss Gordon, Mrs. Taylor Mile Estvnn M1.
Lacy, Miss Eliza Bartlett, etc, etc Mad'lc vicnct,
French GOvcrhcss.
All LETTERS to be- directed to
July BIN HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE:
SCllOOl. FOR CIiILDREN.-M,ssrsk ELIZA and
- SAlLlE LAMBERT will open school Tor lit.
:i:la the Lei nj October in the basement OF Mrs BOOK
err Boarding House, the south side OF Mun between
s,h and OH streets.
KrFEHEScE: Editors of the Central Presbyterian.
Oct l-.tnW2Wt
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.SPECItL notice.

~SPE( NJ N0TIl r i NV Vs,'''T ';-,
pec,sl .,ryice. OF Mr. JOHN NJ Garland 10 %'s,s ,
,.,ir. for me Enquirer. Virginia Medical jour,
= ~ -. ,.ssr,,, Tn. virginia Medical ana Surgical
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Ps,c. H1Gy. Hampshire, Frederick, je:'rson, NOR
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