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Each proposal must be signed by the individual
orfirm NAL king 1t, and must specify price-and
but one prics-for each and every article con.
tanned In the schedule. Should any articles be
required not enumerated, they are to be furnished
at the lowest market prices, according TO quality
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at the
department to p rsons applying for them; and
as, without uniformity therein, the department
would find II difficult 10 make decision, none
will be taken into consid grafton unless substan-
TALLY agreeing herewith -l
The proposals to be addressed to the Depart
ment of State,n and endorsed +" Proposals for
Stationery - Notice will be given to the person
to whom the contract Is awarded who will be
required, within five days thereafter, TO give bond
with two sufficient surelies, for its Performance
The head Of the department is In all cases TO
decide whether the terms OF the contract have
been complied with, and 10 reject any articles
which may be, In his opinion, OF inferior quail.
ty, well to annui the contract upon any fail
ure to comply with the terms within reasonable
time. m 2i-1aw4w
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND CATERS
HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL.

adelphia manu-
facturer, q first rate
Sewed or Pegged
Calf-Skin BOOT at
SO 81, full as good
as those usually sold
at SIS or SO; AID a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
SO so, as good as any
at IS; a first rate Calf
6aiterat $2.50, thee
are the best goods
that is Tor ever were)
sold in the District
for the price; Tor the
proof, come and see
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining :" the Posi- ones, Washington, d

Remaining in the Posi- o6ses, Washington, ID c.,
May ~, 1856
[Ordered to be advertised i'm the &C Er,,,np
STAR agreeable to the following section Of the
Pest Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub.
SEc.5. And be 1t further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for In anv most
office In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
1ished once only in the newspaper which. being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall haze IN. iaygssf
eiresletion within the range of the delivery Of
said office, to be decided by the postmaster at
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US. MARsHALh OFFICE, May, 1855.

~ CERN.-A large number of Ca "a Is in
U g. Cases, of fines and costs, forfeited fecoQni
zances against various individuals have been is
sued from the Criminal Court Of the District and
placed in my hands for execution. The penalty
in these cases is Imprisonment In jail unless the
money be promptly paid. L therefore notify all
persons who know themselves to Re involved as
security for appearance at the Criminal Court, or
upon whom fines have been imposed by said
Court, that they must call at my ofh0e and ar
range their respective cases before the second
Monday in June next; after which must proceed
to settle them according to law.
j. ID. HOOVER,
m 21-td u 8 Marshal
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Tor yourself Terms positively cash. No extra
prom. charged to Offset bad debts. Call at the
VIEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsylvania avenue Io' q .
m 24-tf ANTHONY, Agent.
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ATMOSPHERIC PRINCIPLE.

A RTlFiCIAL TEETH INSERTED ON the
"A atmospheric Principle" from
one to an entire set, thereby entirely -
dispensing with 'clesps or sprins s, n~IIYrN
by which vast MANY teerh are DESTROYED
Also, on the "EUGENIA STYLE which
for cleanliness, strength and ligbtnes. Is ansnr.
passed by any other made All wort equal 10
ana unexcelled by none. Charges reasonable
lis. m Va .,s
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COFARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

NhE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
Il the Store occupied by the late firm OF r. 60
dey Co respectfully inform their friends ard
the public that they will continue the business
under the name Of CRUDE q LosANo, and will
spare no pains TO sustain the reputation enjoyed
by the late firm Our stock Of Goods for the
son Is complete, TO which the attention OF cur
friends and tae public Is invited.
H. GRUBB,
Late Of L. Cooley q Co.
N. LOSANO.
Merchant Tailcrs, 4s3 Eighth st. near Ave.
ID All persons indebted TO the late firm Of
Cooley Co, will confer a favor by closing
their accounts without DELAY.
m 23-2w GROBB & LOSANO.
DIANOS FOR RENT, by month, quartz r
and year. Old Pianos taken In part paw inert
for new. Pianos sold on monthly payments, az
the Piano and nj usic Store Of
JOHN r. ELLIS,
m 14-tr 300, between 9Th and 10th streets
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NEW STORE.
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY

UhY GUUUS AND MILLINERY
g FiSHAAN INFORMS THE CITIZENS
Os that he has lately opened on Seventh ~
street, next door 10 the corner Of nj street. ~
new and full supply Of all kinds OF DRY ~
GOODS AND MILLINERY, a. well as a good
assortment Of SHOES AND CATERS
Also, Felt and Straw HATS, all of which will
be sold cheap, and he solicits share Of public
patronage
Bonnets trimmed at reasonable prices.
m 24-3t&
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Nav %. 1885.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May 20, 1855.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE "ACr LEGAL
king and making appropriations for such ne.
cessary objects as have bee usually included I'm
the general appropriation bill without authority
Of law, and to fix and provide for certain Incl.
dental expenses Of the departments and ofac,s of
the government, and for other purposes" ap-
proved the 18th August, 1912, sealed proposals
will be receivrd at this department until O'CLOCK
p m on the 2lst Of June next, for furnishing
such articles Of Stationery may bs req ired bV
1t Tor one year from the LIST day Of July next, as
enumerated In the subjoined schedule and esti-
mate Of quantity; but II is to be unders: God by
persons proposing that the department Is to be at
Liberty to take either lsss greater qusntty OF
any article than is sPt Cited, according to its
Each article to be Of the best quality, and to be
delivered without delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE
Paper, handmade, Of iixen, laid or tcore.
10 reams foolscap, Whatman's, per ream
20 do quarto post, cream-laid, to weigh not
less than lbs per ream, trimmed one.
half ruled on three side,, per ream =
40 do note paper, cream-laid damask, Ter
ream.
Enrslope paper, smooth.
90 do super royal, yellow, per ream
10 do white royal, per Team It'd"
,oSS do blottins paper, royal, per ram
s do black lead pencils, Brooiman and
Lapgdcn's, per gross
2dozen red lead pencils, per dozen
do ivory folders, inch, do
10 do red tape, No 81, per dozen
10 do do No 10, do
10 do do No IL, do
10 DO do No15, do
IL do silk taste, narrow, do
IL do do wide, do
500 yards silk cord, per yard
dozen cut glass fnkstands, Diapers or Whit.
nor
2 do wafer stands, cocoa, per dozen
2 do erasers, Rodgers and Sons, ivory han
dies, per dozen
3 do pensnives, Rodgers and Sons, A blades,
per dozen
1 do do do 2blades, do
l do ivory-h handle wafer seals, per dozen
g do ink, In quarts, black, Maynard &
Noyes', per dozen
1 do carmine ink, do
3 lbs. waters, red, per pound
do do white, do
5000 waters, for United Statts seal, Der 900
5000 do for department seal, do
100 lbs. sealing wax, best extra superfne scar.
let, Dovell and casey, per pound
10 do Irvine, gill net, per pound
20 do do seine do
20 do do coarse, for packing, do
X dozen paper shears, dodgers & Sons, s-inch
blade, per dozen
do do do 6X inch blade, do
, do scissors, per dozen.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, Ssusntk Street.
Odd Fellows Grand Levee.

THE ODD FELLOWS WILL HOLDAIE
WEE on the coming MONDAY EVENING
Several distinguished Speakers and the Founder
OF the order In this country will be present Ey-
erything, in short, that can contribute to iii an
evening with pleasure may be expected
Tickets number limited) ONE'DOLLAR. AID =
m ting a Gentleman ard Ladies-to be had al N o
Committee - >-S
For particulars see programme
III Ceremonies commence at O'CLOCK rb-
"Daug hters of Rebeka" and the Members O, the
order VIII please appear in their regalia.
COMMITTEE.
OrsntdI Lodge. Ereslsfer Lodge.
gonn Iha~, u. w. =. Roberts, Bro
F. =. Shulze, G. John Sbafer Rro
fetef Emrrck, Il. u. e. ). Noycs, Bro.
metropolis Lodge. Beacon Lodge
l. A. Gobfight, u r. Rovzee n q
Francis Holden, p. G Andrew small. VC
G w. Dutton, Bro John or, Bro
m 22-ThSM&
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VARIETY HALL!-THIs ELEGANT AND
newly fttt d Hall Is now offered for rent for
balls, Concerts, Fairs, &C. Every care will be
taken TO make this central and convenient Hall
the most attractive place I'm the city, by a prol er
Of w all &c Stephens. npasIm
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THEAP SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, HAMS,
~ kc.-Good Brown Sugar cents Green and
Black Tea So to IS; Coffee lax 10 10 II ans IL \
Porter, Ale and Brown Stout 81 IS per dozen
superior old Rye Whiskey.
JOS. w. DAVIS,
1t% corner OH and + streets
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CODA WATER!
~ SODA WATER
SODA WATER
With variety of RICH sYRUPs,a at
FILLS
Island Drug Store,
m 2i-eo3t corner Of and Ak streets


A NEW IN sTRUMENT, THE FIRST
"A ever introduced in the metropolis, called the
Harmoneum. This instrument was manufac
tured by Debain, Paris II has twelve stops, viz
Lor Angais, Flute, Bourbon, Clarinette, Clari-
on, Fife, Basson, Houtboys, Coupling Stop, or
Grand Jeu, Expression, and two Forte stops
The instrument is but feet inches In length =,
power of this instrument Is sufficient t, AL any
moderate sized hall The public are respectfully
invited to call and see for themselves.
Pianos constantly on hand, for sale or reat, on
the most accommodating terms.
2i-tf GEO HILBUS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-24

HOMEOPATHY THE UAMERI-
~ can Institute Of Homeopathy will hold
Its 18th annual session In this CITY, at the Smith
sonian Institute on WEDNESDAY, the 4th June
next, at 10 O'Clock q. m.
In the evening at 9 O'Clock an address will be
delivered by Dr.. H. d. PAINH, Of Albany, which
the public are respectfully invited to attend
N B-The usual preliminary meeting will be
held at the office Of DIR J. Green, c street, near
AZ, on Tuesday evening, June Sd m "a -sotd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-24

CUPERIOR OILED SILK, LADIES
~ Sleeve Protectors, French Working and Mora
Wan Cotton, Pomade, Lily White, Hair Brushes
and Cobs, for sale very low at LAMMOND'S, 9TH
street. A-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-24

MADAME $. DUVALL, Practitioner of
assistance Of Professor Broughton, is prepared to
answer all questions relating to Human Life
Questions answered personally or by letter Ma
tivlties also written M. :. ID. is lately from
Europe, where she has received the most ilatter-
ing patronage from the nobility She Is now
taking tour through the United States. Her
stay will be short here. No. 223 Seventh street,
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SODA WATER,

THOSE WISHING THIS MOST DELL
u cious and refreshing Beverage in q state OF
purity and freshness, VIII bear In mind thai u
can now be had for the season at HORBECks
well known Confectionery Establishment, neit
to Iron Han, on Pa. avenue, between 9th and ION
streets. up So-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-24

n ATTENTION., NATIONAL GREYS-
You are hereby commanded to meet at your
M In armory, in fun summer uniform, on MON.
" " DAY, the Goth instant, at O'Clock p. m,
for regImental parade
By order LEM TowERs, Capt:
In PETER EA6AN, O.S
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SPEAR AND JACKSON'S SPRING AMI
CAST STEkI, SAWS.

CAST STEEL SAWS.
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK A MOST
w complete assortment Of & 3 SAWS, of
our own importation, and we will offer them at
such prices that cannot fail to pleas g. wholesale
or retail Also, Mechanical Tools, Of every de.
scriptiOn, for sale lew for cash /
.-.,- JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign Of the Golden Saw,
m S4-6t Pa. avenue, bet 10Th and 18th SITS .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-24

~ M nj 4 X III A Il STOOD CO. ARE
~ daily receiving large additions 10 their
stock slo2k Of HATS suitable for the warm III
season They would particularly invite the
attention Of purchasers to their White Beavers
French Felts, and several new kinds OF ventilat-
ing Straw Hats of East India mannSac,nrs sn-
tirely new In this market ml3-3td8eoim
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AEFLANK COMPANY, MARION RIFLES
a g You are commanded to
M IN meet at rour armoyy on MONDAY Az
II II TERNOON, at 2 O'Clock, In full uniform,
for regimental parade and inspection.
By order FRANCIS Nj. SHEKELL,
1t% CAPTAIN
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n n WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS, AT.
a TENTION You are hereby ordered to at
IN IN tend at your Armory on MONDAY next,
W the 26th instant, at 2 O'Clock D. m fully
equipped for Inspection and parade.
The officers are requested to appear In full
costume, with hose kilt, &c.
BY order (lt*) JNO. Balm, Capt.
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n n ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD
You are hereby notified to meet at your ar
{Il Int mory on MONDAY, the 26th instant, at
W " O'Clock p. m, In full uniform, for parade.
By order Of Capt. TAFT:
It* CR BISHOP. 8.
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IN PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD,
n ATTENTION You are hereby or
I4N dered to assemble at the Armory in full
Aunform with arms and eccoutrements
In complete order, for reeimental parade, MON
DAY, May s6th, 1856, at O'Clock p. m.
BY order Of JOS PECK, Capt.
m % -2t* w. H. HAYWARD, LIST Sgt
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>NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF the
Eagle Club Of Georgetown beg leave to
inform their numerous friends and the public
generally that they Intend giving Grand Pic N ic
and Excursion to the White House Pavilion, on
WEDNESDAY, June IL. 1926
See future advertisement 23-3t*
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NO. 4lo oecehh strtef, oeftoeeH II and 4,
DEGS LEAVE TO INFORM TIE PUBLIC
- that she has In her employ the
same persons that Were formerly -
In the esta oh shment, who are fully
competent TO conduct the U Undertaking Business
and that every attention will he given TO calls
day or night, as heretofore. m l9. 6m
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THE AFRICAN METHODS

RTHE AFRICAN METHODIST MIS-
M sion Church, near the Eastern terminus
Ct Besll street, will be dedicated to the worship
Of God on sabbath next, the 25th instant The
Rev. SAMUEL WATTS will preach in the
morning at IL O'Clock, when a collection will be
lifted for the benefit Of the Church. Services will
be continued during the day. The friends Of re-
ligious enterprise are invited to attend. IN % St.
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MRS. M. PEARCE

WILL OPEN, ON SATURDAY, THE pa,
w instant, handsome assortment Of ~
SUMNER MILLINERY Goods al her <
Show Rooms, over Settings Fancy Store ~
Pa avenue, between sth and 9th streets.
m 23-2t&
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-SET OF OLD PEWS FOR SALE
NJ The entire set Of PEWS In St Peters
Church, Capitol Hill, Ito be removed Immediate
ly) will be sold great bargain. They are con-
structed Of the best materials and workmanship.
and may be seen at any hour Of the day and ali
as to terms and price can be had upon
application to the Pastor, on the premises, or to
e. Fitzpatrick, 29i South b street, Capitol
Hill m 20-5t*
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Departm ent.-Cn yesterday, the 23d of May,
there were eff Treasury warrants entered on
ha hcnrs of
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0TEMPERANCEM EETING.-Ana d
~ journed Prohibition meeting will be
held at the East Portico Of the Patent Office to-
morrow, at2k O'Clock m, to discuss natural
and vested rights; which meeting will adjourn
to Temperance Hall, to hear the Hon WILLIAM
KNAPP and others on the above topic The
meeting In the hall will commence at O'Clock.
By order Of Committee
1t* DIR. WIN. BOYD, Pres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-24

DARAGON UMBRELLAS.-TODD co
L have received an invoice Of Fox's
celebrated Z AEON UMBRELr~N
LAS, unrivalled for lightness, strength, ~
and Durability. Gentlemen are invited IN
TO call and look at them. m 90 3td&eo3t
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- d" F. =" I"
THE SAILORS BIBLE.
nv NJ ckE,,I fAs NAL D..

Ry Ms. stktN JAN.. hNh'''
The oil man paused awhile, aud ihon
lie drew his Bible out,
Win ha, W.. never ia.,nu I" c'e"'
Each mv.tcry ar doubt;
And said I" Hnrry-"in THE DOOR,
IT'S written plain amd sure
That what We do, moi "ha' VIC nave
VIII make us rich or poor.
Ther,.s not rich man ever reached
Heavens high nui pure abode;
Th.re'. NJ, rich nan ent-r'ng now,
Tbs atrial .hl aud harrow road;
Tules.-he makes, has made, his wealth
A At #! and not Il load
A statY for o r!,-mark you Well
The good Samaritan.
How ri IA lie grew by wha, he gave
The helpless wounded man.
And oh, bow poor was that rich priest,
That Levte in his pride,
When in their hard, cold sslf.hness,
They passed the other side!
The gospel is the rock build
My faith and hope upon;
I--ad the gospel DER and DER,
FROM Matthew to St. Johu.
I've told you when lived in sin,
aid not know Il latter:
But eau read The Bible now
Aud few eau read II better.
Twas hard nj tirst-the love oil Cnrlst
Constrained me 10 proceed
Hast ever known men vic ana poor
Who laugh Themselves to read'
Tho painted cards they'll shuttle Ger,
Aud in the dice-box look,
Or on a lottery ';ckr' pore.
But never take Il book.
I've read my Bible thirty years,
Ani every year tind
lie precious truths grow moro aud more
Instructive 10 my mind.
Take all the books wise men have made,
They darken while they read
But il you learn the Bible lore,
You will be wise indeed.
Aud then, when you have learned the right
But one rule need be given,
Dc it-aud as sure rs God is good,
You will he sure Of heaven"
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FATAL DUEL.

Our community was painfully startled, on Saturday
AFTERNOON last W The reception Of telesraphic des-
patch from Marion. y. c. to tho eject ls, : EcstiI9
meeting had taken place, Far Bluff, between
Dr.. WIN. G. Vikings and Jos. Ii. Fanner, Esq
both young and citizens OF this place and that
on the third fire. the former received the bail Of his
antagonist through the lungs, and, in very few min
utes. expired. The difficulty grew out of speech
made by Mr.. Vikings, on Wednesday evening last,
1T the Democratic meeting at the Court House. They
fought with PISTOLS at ten paces-Mr. Vikings being
the challenger.
We do not feel called upon to say more upon thi-
most unfortunate occurrence, except that the parties
vera very much esteemed here by their friend. ana
acquaiutancas and that this rasica result has cast
gloom, the like of which, trust, may nsyer occur
again. Wilmington Jouf Eai.
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NEW Spring. GOODS.


SNE arc now receiving and in ;c" day. VII have
w store large STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANG
Day GOODS, Consisting Q, Ire folio. !Gc, IL pat
.hrt.ng. and suce,.ngs Of orery description
Lsrge stock Linen Ducks and Drills
Paid. striped and plain Cott0ns, for servants
Ticku-.. Oznsburss and Furniture fltlds
Table pnrissK.. pieached and hrO"u
Eap!:ins, ToggGlinss AKA D.apc..
Large stock irish Linens
Bed Quilts. al s!zes and qualities
Table 'C0:ers and Currni! Natc.sui.
Prints, G!..hrrEs sud LsvnG
Alpaca BoI.iba sinos and Ecbecss
De Lsines, plain sHd figured, BrrHces and lacOneJ
0TgRnd!c Musns Berapes ana Grenadines
Bersge Robes large atOck
Siiks n!bbons, Gloves Hdks. and Hosiery of ever d.
lcripton
Large stock Lace Muslin Cambria and Grape Co1.s,
and sleeves
Mnntlas ShHwls and ScArti
Para-ols and Umbrellas, large stock
Hoop. Cactus G.nss Cloth and nohair Skirts
EetEH'.a hH.. heap I.r. e.i..gs
C.oiaR, Cs-- me. al !! Y Pst.ngs
ogeh". with every article usually found Dry Zoo:
House, for GENT mans wear.
We respectfully solicit call from all cash and promf
six months buyers. WI P. PERKINS s. co.
March &c No. ~. Eseic Square.
CD kYENUE will stand tie present serson nj a.
~ the race course ncn. Petersburg Ills colts %SS
ME remarkably promising only two have ye,..->
been old enough AppGd. on the tur,-for one Of who
oiic:cd AMI refused. after winning his fret -Hkc 81
spring.
TEXAS: so the aeason so insurance. with :! 10 q!
groom
For particulars. ace hand oils
April Helm JSO NJ BOTT9
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sNOR the year 1850 the arst session OF this institution
- will commence the 18th OF January and close on
IN" 10Th o: June The second session will commence the
ah JUly aud close the l5fh December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION:
Tuition IN tie English Departments including
Mathematics. &c, II el
French, Spanish and Italian, each extra ....... 20
Music, extra, 20 90
Ornamental Branches. each, extra At teacher price.
Latin and Greek Class Taught by Jno Organ r % M
mads. cases p'"''"F'So sickness deduction will be
In ordinary F"inn" school. of the country whore m.
teacher cnroy"d impOssiolr toe nj Of time f,,
h- trnchrr Ia dcvot rht constant per:VS attention Tho,
Is needed For INSTANCE t!c little pupil IN music !. n.c..
snry the p'1nO To- practice her mus!c wi,hout a..
-tIc ShnI ID trtr b" only ten scholars ani half bov,
mis- devoted by each n.IC the teacher brinr ,sa,
MS" hogrs OF her time Will b" CONSUMED and hu, r,le or
.r instruction 10 orn"r studies To This MAJ be ,racsj
much u, the complaints Of i"rihe schools
Tn- great Object 81 my school is secure ha unir,,,
p"rsona attention OF the teachers TO every department
For .niz purpose two trhsrs employed one 20 srl
t. III. oriiusry English Branches, including Mslems,.
and the ~ci"Ec"s and III" other Nusic French I,,a
spanish nyi OrUhncIul Branches M!s, SrorT ,si,;
saIn charge Of ,he fret department by her fidelity
and sninb:y character III" ms secured the love Of
~ her pupils; ard from my own examination know th
those under her instruction have progressed with exrso,
binary rapi:y and proficiency, that /, Is quite common
them und their parents to y ha greater progress, has
been made in rhan il! any years before
In the oher department. embracing Music French And
Ornamental Branches Miss Many AHS NsvIss 10 engaged
lady of great general lnel and long experiences
In teaching. Having taught, liz this SEMINARY for hall Of
last session, her sUperlo: .ahcsions and Industry
that wearcs. have ensured the most rapid improve
nent u The young kG!es III her department. In Music
the ladies take their ics invariably in the presence Of
the teacher and then retire another piano 10 practice
frequently examine the young ladies, especially on
such branches generally in female schooIs very u
perfectly learned When these are 10 take place no
crn.rAv know n" them. The consequence thaI,Ley
always prepared.
cO,...-. due 10 Lac Young Ladies' who have
attended this scio express my grateful appreciation ci
their Uniform kImdnss. each other and every HELL.
Der Of my family Their extraordinary icCorun, TIER
Gsent application their duties and their proficiency
than ordinary praise,
~ Every article Of clothing shouh be marked.
sY'My address is MuctarlaEd., Lunenhurs Va.
Dee 2i-- CT JOHN CRGaiS IN