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FEOUNT PRAYEBE
N AL E AND FEMALE ACADEMY.

NAL { AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
fHNHE patrons and friends of this Institution are
Il respectfully informed that its Second Session
will open on the first Monday In October next,
and close on the last Thursday in july. 1857
The Principal, having had several years expert
ence hopes to receive liberal degree of patron
age No means in his power will be spared to
make the School interesting and profitable, both
to pupils and pat ons.
This School is pleasantly Situated four miles
west of Washington, in healthy and fertile dis
trict OF country and moral and rel, sous COM
munity.
Tuition per Term of Five Months:
Spelling, Reading and Writing 49,. 50 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra-
Algebra. Geometry, Philosophy, Astron-
Ony Rhetoric, Latin and Greek Is 90
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery 5 90
COntine encies. ....-. so
Tuition payable at the close of the term
Each student will be held responsible from the
time of entry until the close OF the term, and no
deduction will be made, only in case of protracted
sickness.
Board can be had in respectable families con-
venieut to the school, at from six to eight dollars
per month.
". B. AUSTIN
Mt. Prairie, Hampstead CO., Ark,
July 81. 1856. 32tf
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Found

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=. Nov. 3, 1856
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WASHINGTON FEMALE

- lsE EZA IA IA "a Mk W .
fl'HE Third Scholastic year of this Irstitution
a. VIII commence on Monday, September S
1916, and continue forty weeks
The Terms.
Per Session Of Twenty Weeks, payable GUAR,
terry IN advance, are as follows:
Tuition in Alphabetic Department ...s15 90
Tuition IN Academic Department.. 20 90
Incidentai expenses ,-.-......... OO
Music-Plano or Guitar, each. 30 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, each. 12 90
Drawing and Painting. g............. Is 90
NorSied-work and French Esnbroidery,.. u 90
Board including washing. &e.. so 90
No deduction for absence, except in cases of
rrotracted illness.
The principal having undertaken to establish
IN Washlngton,-proverbial for its heathfulness
and the intelligence and refinement OF its nhabit
ants,-a High School for Young ladies in which
they may receivea thorough, refined and polished
eduoatioE,-pledges himself that nothing shall be
wanting on his part to render the Seminary
worthy of general patronage and the confidence
Of the community.
None but able and accomplished assistants will
be employed.
Having devoted his life to the cause of educa-
ton, and with an espefens of twelve years in
the art of teaching he f.of'es by unremitting as
siduity and attention to bis profession TO build up
and establish permanent basis an Institution,
second to none in the Southwest
L. J. JOYNER.
Washington Aug 16 1856 34
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jan H. 1901.
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IA tie Hca'7stsad Circ:sit Cossrt. IN Caqneeyu
December Term, Deeea5er 3 Il D. 1871
William D. Green, Complainant.
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be scene Of acton and they were soon reinforced oy IN
Additional supy, but the crowd-which had been pcreas
ing in nuocrs FOR nearly half hour-wN so formida
ble and no Metropolitan being particularly yerasn'
and young In service, they prudently Withdrew u Is
stated as there could not have been len than two thou
streets. The Captain Of The Seventh wsrd hetro-
polaaa police force applied 70 the Tnrteensn
ward officers FIR aid in queihnG the rioters,
who said 70 have been mainly ionssnore-
men. Sergeant Steers, With patrol Of men, nmedaiey
repaired TO the SPOT and although the Gro I'd was very
large everythI Was quiet then ID O'Clock 20 mucn 10
thai the cap ain whdre HIS forces AZ they we're form
ing the station house. they were a.
tackled by the crowd, who thowered stones, ofckbae,
and missiles OF kin Ia very pientluy, compelling
the officers 10 retreat with much speef as possible 70
Grand street. On arriving there they halted and en1es
vorsd repulse the mob rho followed tbom closely ana
with much dcut y they sue seeded IN getting 10 the fa-
blow with srone and officer Tyler, OF the Seventh ward,
wounded In the neck. Dr. Wells was mnediatey
sent for and after dressing the wounds OF the Durei
caused tle to be removed to their respective resi-
The wounds severe AZ 1t was hrst sup
pot they were and Is hoped that the men Will be able
10 res their duties in day or 40. Our reporter
learned that pistols fred but could obtain no further
yohan station houses, seemed 20 be profoundly ignorant
81 the whole affair." and unable 10 sae who the ring
leaders No arrests made and 10 nse the ex-
prossive language Of Of them, 'they dint know
no,hn about the rioters, but supposed they were long
shoreroen. did effective service by throwing
large b. ckbats al the eraniuns OF the Metropolitan ON
but they showed their galantry IN net srresng ar
II reported by some industrious ndiv duals that an
ex captain Of the Seveoih ward Of the leading
rors and that he and the other rioters appanded Mayor
Wood but from what could learn the rioters were
opgshoremen and not diabanded policemen
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snrss or "N four men here; had no qusrrsi was
s sa@ stabbed me with a knife had
been auarreling with him about half IN hour before;
when be stabbed NE no said "clssr gu; ION son 80
time; Mr. Hoppes wife WAS there as the tine do not
know the other two by name ] was MOI enssssd N We
FIGHT In tho Bowery; am baker, ana ave ~ NO. M
Canal street, have no family.
ANorHyR sTABBrN0 AFpR.y.
About seven O'Clock Saturday night, . mAn named
Jas c. Smith stabbed in the tide by Ger sn shoe
maker pamed Leonard flsgler The accused was taken
custody by officer Slater, Of the FIFTH ward pohce and
conmed to prison 20 await the result OF ~ wounoea
mans injuries Smith was conveyed 10 me Sew SUk
Hospital for medical treatment.
STILL AN JrHER.
Patrick Dryer admite TO the New York HnsritaI
Saturday evening, suffering from e effects Of cut IN
the ride received at the bands Of rowdes in Oak
street. Tho Injured man was badly CUT but viii probably
recover.
The saloon of Henry Herman, No 4s7 Eighth avenue,
the of siabbiHg ARRAY Saturday night. John
Foss and Freen an Campbell severely oeaten and
stabbed by the occupants of the house. snd would have
been kiei in all prob ability had not been for the timay
arrival Of officers Curry and others Of the Twentieth ward
police, who succeeded in qu ling the disturbance and
resting the sssalants Yesterday foss appeared before
Justice Dawson, at the Jefferson Market Police Court and
made the following affidavit Ia relation to the matter
Joseph Foss oil Eleventh avenue, between Thirty NTH
and Thirty sixth stree bei'g only sworn, deposes and
say that in said city and county the Twentieth ward
OF said city, on the morning Of the 4th
day Of July, Freeman Campbell and de-
N nent violently, rioousiy and feloniously
assaulted and beaten by Henry Herman the keeper Of
dsordery house at No 4s7 Eighth avenue and that said
Herman aided ana ahetied in said assault by tho
then inmates thereof Henry euler, lawrence Shat
fer. Frederick Grass Margaret Turner and Mrs. Herman,
now bere that the said Henry Herman and his said vito
assaulted and beat said Campbell, striking MIN on the
head with bottles umblers, and stabbine and cutting hi
I,tva ehupr -frnrn
that hts life in danger that they assaulted deponent and
euler and Mrs. Herman held depOuent while the others
beat said Campbell and prevented him from rescung said
Campbell from his assasnts D.ponent further says thai
the house kept sad Herman Is d orderly house. and
s the Of vile and vic persoos, and frequently
the of braws riots Sighting and disordery conduct
~ For account of the riot last night see tttA
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

ATTACK ON TIKI METROPOLITAN fOLlCk.
Word being brought to the Thirteenth Ward Station
saturday after ha. gang of gdes we're
Lighting xielt street, Eroome, o1cer Carpenter
and lumber or despatchedLto the scene Of
ion On approaching they met with yella and grosn
ngs against the Metropolitan police. One man named
Zeger one Of the disbanded Municipal police, was fu
rously shouting that no could take him and eudea
vorpg excite the people 10 onslaught few knock
downs took place Officer Carpenter had his coat consider
ably and his shield wresied from him. but nothing fur
ther occurred II supposed that prepar auous had
been for riot and either the courage OF the row
dies quailed the steadipess of the Aer opoitans
cowed il into submission Order vas soon restored, and
the ward late hour last evening vas as quiet as en-
sny preceding Fourth OF July. No arrests were made.
LITTER FROM Nh ZsIGER IN REGARD TO THE Az
FAIR.
EDITOR OF TIN HERALD.
NEW YosK, Jaly &, 1857.
VIII yor kind enough TO print rev Lines from me In
your paper in regard 70 statement made N one OF the
Sunday papers Of yesterday, which misrepresents my
pane and in reference 10 riot In tue thirteenth
ward pronounce tie whole statement VI that paper
fabrication. Not word Of it concerning myself IA true
There q kind of riot 10 W!lletl street, Brosme
when went home yesterday afternoon 10 company with
friend. Abou; dozen Metropolitan policemen were try
ing to arrest somebody without success Az the police
most all friends OF nine offered m services
10 them, ssying that recognized them authorized Off
and having been for twenty years known 70 the
Inhabitants q Wilett street might De OF come ger
wee them. The officers thought that no assistance
needed, IN fart, there no Fight AZ oil and no
dstur bsnce, except made By drunken This
all said did. There no. an officer icsulted,
nobody p shield taken, nobodys Coz. torn. Alderman
Edward Mcconnell of ward stood the Sidewalk Of
the street. spoke few words to him and We walked
home together, the crowd dispensing itself
This can be proved uy hundredS Of Witnesses The
whole statement in the sunday paper brand false
hood, by malicious person Teate excite
nent and bad irelng against the dismissed members OF
the EetrOpoL An police
PHILIP 2IGFR, so Cannon street.
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TEE SEVENTH warn Ptor

On Saturday afternoon riot occurred al the foo, Of
jackson street. Seventh ward, which might have proved
serious In It's consequences The W. w great lha,
the officers overpo~ered and unsbs TO make single
arrest Our reporter visited the seventh and Thirteenth
ward station houses yesterday and cleaned the following
PARTICULAR
About four O'Clock saturday snerno N, while officers
Godfrey and Tyler, OF the Seventh wsd Metropolitan DO
Bce rsirolIIng their beat Jackson street. they
observed tao young men fighting, and on attempt 10
ecra ate them sfoutlg resisted The I'd sccumu
lated rapidly, and foreateng thai nght was Ipevabe,
the above officers procured assistance from the station
house. BAY dozen men were promptly despatched 10
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Miss LoGAy-Tbe brilliant riumph which Msss Elm Ixc>
gan achieved IN her dibut wsiacks thea tle couple OF
weeks ago, and which she has well mar ainsd ever
since stamps her foremost Of day
Her fame, before connaed to few wes,ern towns and
villages, has become metro od'&n, has extended
throughout the Onion She indebted 10 her present high
position on tho stage less 70 her great talents than W
the fact Of her having relied not the clap Trap and puff
hrg Of oyster house critics, br the good ;se, nel
snce srd apprcc tiy Of New York audience. Her
engagement has been lucky well for h9rser FOR
the mansger. We undersiand that che bonea; a
walAck's on Tuesday 10 morrow evening, and know
that only necessary for that fact to be announced 70
ensure her q crowded hoase
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b.-Barnsrd, keeper Of barber shop in whitehall
street.
o-ope unknown man a, Bellevue Hospital.
7.-Ccrnehus kahcney; boy.
These al that deaf up to twelve O'Clock as'
night although many reports were in circulation through
out the day yesterday that from ten 70 twelve we're dead
and from forty any wounded. We happy 10 state
Thai such 10 not the case
The boxes houses signs, stocps &c-, in Bayd street
and vicinity Of the hght Were In places completely
ddled with balls from pistols and presenting alto
ge,her the appearance Of q well riddled target The
streets anc sidew AXIS also filed stopes
asm ckbss &C. &C., the Of the riot
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News from Havana.

News from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE CABAwsA-No WAR RsPoRrs-THR
SUGAR NARKEr-FxCH ANGB AND TRADE.
The United States mail smship Cahawba, D. Dol
loch commander from New Orleans, via Havana, arrived
yesterday morning, having left the latter place The 5sh
ultmo
Nothing new had trsnspirea since last accounts
Exchanges have improved-not much offering.
The price of sugar remains At lset aivices sock,
26b 900 boxes here at Matapzas 81, 600 do.
Molasses not plenty and no change in hgures.
The health Of Havana continues good.
Freghts about the not r dem for ary
business
The Spanish feet WIS still in Havana.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, June 90, 1857.
The Spanish F7ee.-On'y fourteen Handled Soldiers Ar
riued-Wa, hey 90 TO &ezico9
You already advised Of the arrival here NE 2sn
inst. Of the Spanish Armada; have not however, in.
formed you that rank Ole only about oomen to the
general surprise have yet arrived the remainder about
fourteen thousand, having been le in Spain preparing
for embarkaton. also omitted, from want Of time, 70
mention the splendid manner in which the ship Of the
line Isabella II handled upon entering the harbor,
She evidently an easily managed ship, and Is TO all aI~
penance fine one. she was handled maguihcestly,
brought up 10 ner anchorage, and her sails furled,
style that would not have deraced any OF ewn Ysn-
kee blue jackets cannot, however, speak In such
terms Of praise of the seamanshp displayed On board
either the fgate the brig OF war; wit u were BON
rather clumsily handled.
am told there was some difficulty among he rooue
LETT at Porto RICO they starrg they had been promised
when they left Spain they to 60 to Mexico. hey
however have been lef, at Porto Rico
met at dinner, day or tvs SINCE three OF The newiy
arrived spanish army officer, ~itn the wife Of one or
mem !ney are quiet Eensemauy men, and appear any
hing put nre easrs. They spoke freely Of mssern
EaPinF general than have ncen accustomed 70 hear
In ThAu oA nltnf hat
vices would be requre1 In stain within six onshs, tauS
confirming the view Of the Herald editorial att
Gle They stated they kne whether they 70 %
TO Nexco or not that entirely depended the Captain
General Tie opinion almoet uniye sally expressed hero
10 that they VIII proceed IN Mexico From this take
leave TO dissent. because do not believe General
Concha 10 be silly to by doing ri * tho continued
possession OF this vausb. island 10 the Spanish
especially when he IL t. that country.
From the Path Of the present nth every body goe0
each morning 10 the salt water baths believe dos
croed thoee establishments 10 your readers last year and
therefore need no, again trouble WITH description OK
them
The Mexico sailed for New York ASP. " yesterday.
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CITY Iutsiiigeaea.

F1rAi RAnnoip An accident Occurred On Ga
turday, at o'soch r. NJ, IN VIM Ross, conductor
the New Jersey Railroad by which he fray injured.
He IN charge Of the train ~hoh e Newark FOR Jsr-
sey City At that hour and when ART, ei mssng
asceraiped that he had taken The Itch throush
about hsh OF the train. locomotive cent back In
search Of him. and he fond lsog by the rack
the Begin station, sth his I'D badly cot u 10 MOI
Known what caused the scijeni He was tiken TO his
in Newark and war alive yesterday sterroon but
was no, expected 70 live through the night
Houss AGkSrs HxurH " sRpxSs "A paragraph
appeared In the HrRsiD or The 81 inst In which was
siaied That Mr. Aurdee house nd est,o agent OF
5sl Fourth street refused give the OF he owner
Of the houses Nos $50 and SOL Fourth stree, 70 the Health
wardens, when they applied him In reference 70 tho
sints of thoee buildings We by ar Assrdeo
that ms IL an sppea's the use No sol n
W. Auridges private residence the suk Of which n h,
Ifn order The sink ~ the house $40 vns emptv
when the Wardens aOphed 20 Mr. Aurdge but during The
subsequent week became half nll owing 10 The LEAKAGE
from the adjoining premises, agsin-t which complaints
have been frequently made Il certainty seems mrschN-
bic that hessrs Auridgc Son oaer any obstacle %
the legitimate dulles OF The Health wsrdens,
nav YoRK Ho~nusi.-rbe foowing b the xeetlv reueva
otse above institution to July 1857 Remaining On Juue
20 25i admitted TO Jolly a. dischareed su,sd NJ re-
eyed aoi died, u Remaining date, 49, males az r.
mailer, al. ''t ~~'i-~
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Pcrso si 1bts,size,ce.


En- Governor BRlcr, Of PA Con. Armstroar n,
ocm CooIer Z. =. v; CAPT osHn, o. s NJ ~ :. Chsr,
man, U ~; Hon. = rrufsnt, Ia Hon. esspsrcsxNy
"a Levi r. Bo~en, Collector of the port n.ismors
Ma ana John Morris, eimsster Of ..w-o~s sye 4,
Washington. Bsxm"s
from Liverpool In steamship ttln' - ,.,. = rc-rcx
~, child and VIZ hrs-IaeIf srss...
" Chss tpnsrd, MrsS ,~hrn ~, 49, Te so
servant NJ splitter DC psd s.csywr Mcysr ~ fns
From New Orleans ard " ..,. c.,.~ss
m cohen and brsyhrr avsrs, n hs stesmshp vAssyp(
Nc, rossin Judge Ri Bo~manl i.dv and chrd y -
mocs, wpiss. rerrs asa ,-n children osa.
R 9.,a s S sssysn sr- oSsss css
NrKorop yW Ms Pond, Mrs ad mi.s hsv~ooa John
pScs"n leo q osud W svstln snd lady Mrs and Nss
TIA y s, Mr., wJss.sn. ard BABY rsbso orocAs
S W PHvkk cSils and servant, " - Crawfcrn
80, Joy gr Hyrsigre Mrs Iawsss .rd thrrs cnnirena
49, Cou IA, wfgs~r, de- sentative N O.ssro Cesso
Horn ss y s-'rr and four slidisn, Fs,'er. Sss
} vn y. kArenevrtn and t.my. feres' \ IAN Mcla-
srd nm fy Bve ter rsey1c-, NAYS T. Ayesteron HIN
PRIV res md .srvsrt ID nerreys and sery.n Lame.
lsy, Tire chndren and servant de Riyss Wsson, u
tyHn, N sevoIer and con. lnnu kogrs, q dc
lnwepss aCverhut, rfrreues. Musns, V Fernando
WChas n veuoen sPsrez
DEPARTURES.
For orfnik the -teaishp Jsmestown-Benjamln Dill
sRR.. Ngrch Car, ssros Ne, Mr ss,,in ~ ssSsn
sdy Seth Blirs John bradbury Sims, Taylor,
aylor and W Manning Charlie. Baglcy Mss Ma
Qhe ley, 10 F~h MISS Llzne y eynoids Sr Kane apA
~ree children, 7 Baldwin, end " Ia shs sserpse.
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LISP OF RIOTERS IN THE rOMBs.

The following the Of the rioters IN the Sixth
ward taken to the Tombs on Saturday night
Patrick Mooney, 80 Mulberry staeet;
Patrick Moon, 40 Essex street
Frank Fitzpatrick, 66 Mulberry street;
Ed~ ard Dyer, 80 Mulberry street;
William Gil, So Baxter street
Owen Gilmartin, "a Baxter street
James Lane, Baxter street
jeremiah Ellis, 81 Mulberry street
Thomas McGarvey, el Center street.
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tCOSTNUED FROM FIRST rAGE]
Seis He said by the Com uns'cners' men 70 hsve re-
pned hat be bad authority the bells other than %
them 70 DO rune Of Ore thai The Mayor hsd
alone the power 70 have them rung in any ether case
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srABBING AFFRlYs ON THE FoURrB.

John shsmbscs, German baker, was stabbed In tho
abdomen on Sssrdss r-s, Naie engaged In ARRAY In
the lager bier rloen, No. rOs fold No) Cana, rrees
TREE men named Rot Ceuckn, orge Triver and Ro
beri siues charge Of having imrl
Gated IN f,s row, and locked up In e Finn ward
station house for the night The wounfoe usn was w
10 tie New York Hospital for medical treatment, The
physician in attendance being Of optsicn @ the aeccased
ud not survive, zen, word to Coroner rey, with re-
d eat ps,he would hold ante more examination ir the
se The Official sfiycd the Of the Night ~nen
the following dcspoehiop rsfe ny the ,uys,eo ~
Ne ereen Of Injuries received '-rys'-i wv =" w. NV'