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C9NSTABsEg,'S SAFE,

, Y virtue Of one writ Of Ycnditioni En-
Ed ponaS, issued by A. 2. Barwick one of
the Justices of the Peace Of the State of
Mary land, in and for Cecil county and one
writ Of Ficri Facils, issued by G.. +. Christ
field, another Justice of the Peace of the
State and county aforesaid, to me directed,
will expose to sale at Public Auction, at
the public house Of John Biddlc, i'll Chesa-
peake City, on
Saturday tie 2ld day Of October, 1858,
between the hours of > and O'Clock p. NJ.
for cash. all the right, title, Calm, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, in and to
GEE AOT OF ElTsD,
50 by 100, feet, more or less, together with
.he improvements thereon, consisting of a
good Frame Dwelling House and Kitchen.
situated on Bddle street, chesapeake City,
Cecil county, Nd, late the property Of John
Spear, seized and taken in execution at the
suits of the President and Directors of
Bohemia Lodge, No. G9, /. O. o. F., and
Benjamin G. Pearcc. l.. SIMMONS.
Sept. H. 1S5S--ts. Constable.
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S7.936,96O 90

Total in the county, S1,93G 800 90
The County Tax (incIuding school tax) on
the above amount. ut 81 cents III the 500,
amounts TO $50 OS3 o..
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Go and See
Coal Oil and CoaI Oil Lamps !

TIT ARNESS POLlSlI,--A very superior
4 IL article by the use of which a beautiful and
and permanent gloss may be produced upon old
harness adding greatly to their appearance and
having tendency to preserve the leather For
sale by H. BRlNGllURST & CO.,
June 26. Druggists, cor 9th and Market SIS.
TUANO Peruvian. California and Mexican
" Guano in store, and for sale by D. SCOTT.
(fALL AND SEE the Ioundry stove, new and
~ very economical article For sale at the
Stove House of ALDRIDGE x co.
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rh,nnissinnnrs from
l,.,,,,d nm tn ,,rr.,ut S35l W
law
H., .3I,r,. of CI.,1, 4,
r,|,nis.fo,,nrs 800 co
Ear counsel 1000
coo, M
-
ENPEHSES or 'iEutiT COZ KIT.
ACc' VI H. IL. Mltc"en' S229 jG
my ,, c'G,N;
VI ~. i''CN'''' 1Gi 13
litsent ''''N'
" @ CT x. Gr's ,'l, late $3.50
Hr''c Attorney
W. d. Jones: PIC 496 GG
sem Stllt A'' ny
OF 80. Il. POOLE, 53574
hie Shcfill,
ol barclay hey [ GooG1
NUNS, pfoScmt Hi II
o. t"""F" " iSoh 2ol 90
crlcr'
fecs Jurors, illness I .G9oGO
cS ar q baiilHs,
AcctS OF Attorneys Tor OG G6
"c'ehSe OF PRISONS
Vi A'toFhioS or 1333
olller legal lees,
- o,9l4 "
OTHER EXPENSES INCIDENT to COURTS
AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS.
Accts q f Maoistr,tcs
(leSs their fees as ! 500 S5
coroncrs),
. OF CohStab!cs, On
elusive Ot l. iSh Pot l13 ~
''S . ''i'i!'
isheJ TO order of
no Commune ta
ren ot tI,n cn,,,t, oee 70
i,il dnrino, ~
9 sba,ia w. '"s eor H,c
mont
e for ironing pris- ,oco
oners in jail Az w
&c for accommoda-
tons for Jury in nan,
Hemphill case. at o. w
hotel,
{: for accommodate
tons at hotel for ,oo
late sheriff, under : IL w
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INPEN DlTURES,

EXPENDITURES.
For per diem Of County
Commissioners. from GOO, M
last and up to present '''' Wv
levy,
For salary of Clerk TO | 5oo On
Commissioners,
For counsel, 80 90
cCo1 M
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EXPENSES or NEW ROADS.
Expenses of Road En- sos 50
aminatonS,
Awards for damages for / . ,o5 90
land and fencing, {
Aggregate appropriate
tions for opening : ,i2O 90
roads,
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
For support Of Public Schools, a
sum equal to II cents in the
500, on the amt of proper 1924 IS
ty in the county, Liable to
county taxation,
g one-fourth of Il wears eX-
pcnScS for State Witnesses,
repairs Of Roads, aud sup : $500 90
port of the Poor, Gas estma-
tedl, in advance.
Amt OF acc'ts tor advertising for
Comm'rs. Orphans Court, All 80
and publication Of laws,
For value Of II slave sentenced to
the Pcnitentary, according G50 90
to Act Of Assembly,,
&c County Map. goo 90
GO necessary repairs to roofing
and spouting of county Of o5o M
fees, repairs to Jury Rooms, w
painting, &c,
&c salary of Inspector of weights [ TN m
and measures for the county !
Accts for stoves for Court House occ NJ,
offices and Jail, repairs, &c, ~ w
For salary Of Bohemia River [ on M
Fcrryman,
&c Taxes overpaid and now | nc,
refunded,
g aCcts for crows heads, 2,62
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JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Crk.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going Analysis Of the Levy List, for 1858, is
correctly taken from The Books of the Com
missioncrs of Cecil county. Attest,
JAMES s. CRAWFORD,
Sept. 4, fe5S1w. Clerk.
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Total amt Of Levy for 1853, OK
elusive Of Collectors Com
missions and balance TO
meet lnsolvcncics and incl
dental expenses of the year,
Collectors Commissions on
county tax, at 6 per centum,
Collectors Commissions on State
Tax, at { per centum,
Balance to meet InSolvcncies
ard incidental expenses,
Total Levy for 1853,
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NAVAL.

There are fitting for at the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, the Sabine (5O) as flag ship of the Bra
I'll station; the soreships Supply and Relief, intend
ed it is said, for the Paraguay expedition, and the
revenue steamer Harriet Lane, for the same ser
vice.
The surveying steamer Vixen is lying at the cob
dock, and the surveying schooners Arago and Mad
ison are in of the basins.
The Potomac (50) and Brandywine (50) lie here
in ordinary, and the receiving ship North Carolina
remains a fixture in her old berth.
The ST. Louis (20) is on the ways, having under
gone extensive repairs, and will be launched in a
few days.
We 10 not recollect to have seen the docks at this
yard so bare as they present for number OF
years past; but this will not last long, for we shall
soon have the Niagara hauled in under the shears
and she alone will take up about one-third of the
whole water front.
We hear that the Arctic (the screw steamer
somewhat notorious) is to be laid up at the Navy
Yard, Washington and kept there as one of the GU
riosites of the national capital.
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ID | E ID =,


On the morning of the 10th instant, MARY, aged 7
years and months only child of Margaret and Jeremiah
Ryder.
On the 10th instant MARIA L., daughter of David T
and Mary NJ Buzby, aged 10 months.
On the 10th instant, AMOS SIN Err, aged 81 and
26 days.
On the 10th instant 20 minutes of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
FRANKLIN CORNELIUS, the only and beloved child of
Charles and Kate Fairbanks aged Is months and days
On the 9th instant LYDIA, wife of John Ball. in the
doth year of her age
On the 3lst July. JOHN REGISTER, only son of Amos
and Sarah Ann Silver aged years, months and IA
days.
On the 9th instant after Illness which she bore
with Christian fortitude MARGARET in the 10Th year
her age wife of Geo Phillips Esq, and daughter Of the
late John Martin Esq.
At Red Sweet Springs, Va, on Sunday morning sth
instant at 1Ok O'Clock FANNY FIELDING, aged ii
months and days youngest child of Andrew and Fanny
B. Reid.
On Tuesday 10th instant HOWARD, infant son of John
ii. and Annie Parkhill.
On Sunday evening Sth instant, MARYLAND JANE,
aged years. months and q days. youngest child OF
christopher and Elsey johnson.
On the 9th instant, WILLIAM HENRY aged years and
months youngest of James l. and Amelia j WEIGH
months, REBECCA in the 34th year of her age wife Of
Reneldow Ritter, and daughter of Noah Cullison Ba
more city.
On the 9th ultimo, at her residence at Mkens Bend
Louisiana after short illness, MARY relict Of c. B. Min
his, in the 47th year of her age.
At Barrackspore East Indies, the 29h OF May 1858
after four hours Illness caused by excessive of
sun, THOMAS J. STANSBURY, Jr., of Baltimore in hi.
22d year
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merce, the kamakan was powerless, and yet at
Jiddah strong garrison was absolutely essential
to TIT preservation of peace and order, nasmpch
as it is the point of departure for the annual con-
course of pilgrims journeying to Mecca many Of
whom are devotees from Persia and Hindostan, ia
miliar, perhaps with the cruees practiced at Gavin
pore and Delhi, and the stern retrbution exacted.
"A word from one of these eager to revenge upon
every European he CHANGED to meet the loss of
friend or kinsman-a mere hint that the religion
OF the Mussulman was in jeopardy, would he SUI
fcient TO excite to fury ftnatica people, already
irreconcilaby hostile to all who bore the hated
name of Christian. Who shall say that something
of this kind was not the immediate cause of the
massacre at Jiddah? The official statement of
EMERAL, the French Dragoman, is to the effect,
that one ABDALLAH JoHER trading with the East
Indies, sought to defraud two Indian orphans,
whose guardian he had become, by changing the
nationality of his vessel, which, with her cargo was
then lying in port. To effect this, he sought and
obtained permission from NAMIK PACHA, to haul
down the English flag and hoist the Turkish flag
in its place. The English Consul being solicited
to nterpose for the purpose of preventing the medi
taed fraud, after having protested in vain against
the exchange of flags, 'invoked, according to
"cusom consular tribunal, which decided that
" the Turkish flag should be hauled down.
This was done by detachment of marines from the
British man-of-war Cyclops then in the roads, and
the English flag was again hoisted, What part the
knave ABDALLAH joiner played in the subsequent
tragedy is not known; but it may readily be
inferred that, having recently from India, he
was prepared to assert that the faith of Islam was
in danger. Certain it is, that such cry was
raised by body of anatical Iladramites, and that
every Christian in Jiddah was doomed to destruc-
| ton Many fell, but not all. The survivors were
| rescued, and took refuge on board the Gu
cIops. The Turkish government have adopted
prompt measures to bring the assassins to trial;
but the English and French are still more promptly
moving in the matter. 1t is TO them something
more than mere vindicaton of n point of national
honor. 1t concerns the safety of their representa-
tives not at Jiddah alone, but at all the outpors
and remote inland points of the Turkish Empire,
and upon the action they about to take the
power they display; and the signal punishment
they exact, the security of overland travel to
| India, and the future condition of the Christian
inhabitants of Turkey will mainly depend.
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NJ. FELIX BELLY AT HOME

Translated for The New York Herald from the Partisan
correspondence Of the Independence Beige
NJ Felix Belly has returned from America, with
the treaty entered upon between the republics of
Costa Rica and Nicaragua on the one side, and the
company represented by NJ. Millaud for running a
canal through the lsthmus of Panama. This treaty
ensures at least on one point union between these
two republics, which were always at war for the
settlement of their boundaries. This permanent
duel of the two chiefs of the two governments has
even been ended on this occasion by classical de-
jeuner. The limits of the two States naturally
marked out by the projected canal, the treaty
grants to the Millaud company league of ground
on each territory of the two sides of the canal
Several New York journals have said that the Mil
laud company did not represent the French govern
ment; that is all the true, because it has never
pretended to represent it. 1t may, however, be re-
marked that Napoleon III, long before he had at
tanned the high position which he occupies, and
when he was in prison at Ham, had been engaged
in similar scheme, for which he wanted to collect
vast means. This scheme is even, told, rela-
ted in the works of Napoleon Ill. The first plan
estimated the cost of the nteroceanic canal at
hundred millions of francs, and its at forty
millions
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PRoF. Woop, 3l2 Broadway. is ruinmo the

PRoF. WOoD, 3l2 Broadway, is running the
Hair Dye trade People will not dyes when natural
restoration to the original color of hair
by natural remedies Dyes artificial agents and dan
gerous in their application, but Woods Hair Tonic
healthy stimulant and causes healthy growth growth
OF gray hair young persons head is unnatural
to apply coorng fluid produces unnatural result the
color changed TO be sure but not through the
the hair Ladies, do you that geranum plant in the
window yonder2 how yellow and faded it looks? 1t is
alive and growing; yet where is the beautiful rich DARK
green that belongs to it? Gone. You color those
leaves by an external application of chemicals but they
will not remain coored Do you desire to do it naturally
Make solution of guano water apply it to the roots and
the plant will take up into the system and then you
will see rich green permanent hue Professor Woods
Hair Tonic works upon the principle. The roots
the hair drink up that application and high health and
beauty result
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market, called by different Use
unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot st. Louis Mo-, and New York blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dcine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chnaman's Tea Store,
au9-2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY. AUGUST IL. 1853.

Encouraged by the success which has attended
their Daily ISSUE the Proprietors of the Exchange
are now publishing Tri-weekly-or Country
edition This edition contains all the News and
Editorial matter comprised in the Daily; together
with full and reliable report of the markets,
both Domestic and Foreign, and all the new
four Dollars per annum, payable invariably in
advance. Subscriptions for a shorter period will
be received at the same rate. @ ..
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A telegram appeared in yesterdays Exchange,
furnished by the Agent of the associated Press,
which stated that Gen. WALKER with a force of fill
busters, to The number of eight hundred, had pass
ed the town of Ell Paso, New Mexico, on his way to
Sonora, early in July. The telegram was furnished
to the printer after we had left the olice-had it
come under our notice we should at once have dis
covered it to be hoax. When mention the
fact that on the 18th of July, Gen. WALKER was at
Mobile, the reader will perceive that the Agent
of the Associated Press has been badly imposed
upon.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CONSUMERS OF COAL will please take notice tina
Messrs. DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD, No. &c Second street ar
the only authorized agents in this city, for the sale of tn
Baltimore Coal Companys Coal, wholesale and retail
The Company has sold shipped one pound of Goa
to any dealer in Baltimore during this year
THOMAS WILSON,
President Baltimore Coal Co
Baltimore, August H. 1865 au12tf
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The Burlington (Yt.) Free Press states that on
Tuesday evening, party composed of Professors
Agassiz and Lowell DR.. Holmes, Ralph Waldo
the Artist, and DR.. S. q. Howe, passed through
that place on their way to the Adirondack region,
to spend a MONTH
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COAL,

THE BOSTON COAL CoMPANYs COAL IS THE BEST AMI
CHEAPEST MARKET,
And can be had in quantities to suit purchasers of
r. r. BAssPoRD, Agent
No. SIX South street.
mA-0RDERs promptly executed. au7-dlm
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A Pleasing appearance is the First Letter of
Recommendation.
GoDFREY'S
EXTRACT OF ELDER WERS,
FOR soFTENING THE AND IMPROVING THE
COMPLEXION.
EUGENE DUPUY,
cog BROADWAY, NJ y
SOLE AGENT UNITED STATES
The object of this Circular to give publicity to the
most valuable and efficient remedy that has been vet
been introduced in the practice of medicine pur
pose of removing every unsghty appearance from the
skin and preserving to it to the latest period of life nearly
all the rmness and freshness of youth Extensive expe
rience and minute observation have long satisfied the
proprietor that applied directed it will speedily
move any unsghtly appearance such Tan, Burns
Freckles, &C. and quickly all Pimpes, umors
Eruptons which may disfgure the conntenance and will
also mpart to the skin the most delightful soness and
delicate cearness; in Short to preserve pleasing
pleXon through life, nothing is required but the of
GODFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The s,ceetest and really tie most perfect
BEAUTIFIER IN NATURE.
This admirable preparation of Elder Flowers is very
fragrant perfume Elder Flowers have from the
earliest been esteemed mild and harmless yet
perfect beautifer of the skin Tan Sun Burns Freckes
Redness, &c, it will speedily and completely remove.
CHILDREN.
1t singularly beneficial and perfectly noxous to
the youngest infant.
SHAVING.
1t is valuable beyond anything, annhilating every
pmpe and all roughness rendering the skin soft and
preparing it so completely for the razor.
FAMILY LOTION.
Godfreys Extract of Elder Flowers will be found beyond
all praise, and needs only trial to be approved
AGENTS.:
CARY, HOWARD & SANGER, New York.
ScHIFFELIN BROS & Co.
F. C. WELLS & Co, .
J. W. NoRCRoss Co, Boston and New York.
And all other Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
iel -2aW4m
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RooFING! RooFING !! RooFING I! -

ROOFING RooFINGi! RooFING -
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPOsI ROOFING.
Unrivaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF, ....
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY
UNRIvALLRD FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North and
Jy26-t Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGES Is published every morning
Sundays exceptedG price Two CENTS served in the city
twelve and half cents week payable to the carr
mailed to subscribers out ofthe city, at SIX DOLLARS
per annum The TRI WEEKLY edition is mailed to SUD
scrbers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMS--lnVa-
rably cash in advance. OFFICE OF PUBLIcATIoN-Nort
East corner of Baltimore and North streets, Baltimore.
Letters to be addressed g To THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
Baltimore Marylandp 5 E
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The BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal
is undoubtedly the best fuel offered in this market both
for cooking and other purposes and the
cedented low price, it is certainly the cheapest.
Consumers will save money by purchasing their sups
plies at once of
DoBBIN WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents,
jy21tf SO Second street
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, $40, and $780,
For BEAUTY and durability Of stitch finish and design
is not eTcelied by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, s23, and s25.
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE.
MENT and make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break ifevery fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom, No 80 BALTIMORE ST.
p19-tf L. CHASE Agent
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THE BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's Coal

HE BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, and other consumers will b.
supplied with this well known and very fuel
any quantities. with promptness and despatch 1t is un
doubedy the best and cheapest Coal market
consumers will money by purchasing their supple
at the present unprecedented low price
DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
aul2 If Sole Agents, No. sc Second street
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NJ A Z Z | Il d .

On the 10th instant, by Rev. Levin Lee, JAMES D.
HENSON to Miss LUCRETIA COOPER, all of this city.
On the 10th instant at Mount Holly, Baltimore county
by Rev. b. F. Brooke, Hon. STEPHEN H DARDEN, of
Gonzales Texas, to Miss LENA c. STEWART, formerly
of Dorchester county, Md
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A PROPHECY BY PROFESSOR MORSE

Prof. Morse, fifteen years ago. in a letter to the
then Secretary of the Treasury, the Hon. John C.
Spencer, gave utterance to prophecy which has
been fulfilled in the complete success of the At
lantic Telegraph. lquote the following words:
"The practical inference from this law is that
telegraphic communication on the electromagnetic
plan may with certainty be established across the
Atlantic Ocean. Startling as this may now seem,
am confident the time will come when this project
will be realized"
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KlNDLING WooD! KINDLING WooDl!

kINDLING WooD! KINDLING WooD!
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, ANY SIZE,
Sd1oed and Split by Machinery.
Owing to the constantly increasing demand for this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it. am prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WOOD, of any length or size
delivering it any part of the city free of carriage
anteeng the quantity that is contained in be-
fore being sawed and split JAS. II. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
HS-0ice Of Baltimore and North streets over
Patriot Office. .s---.1r..H-
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COAL NOTICE

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friends
and consumers of Coal generally that we are receiving
and prepared to deliver the Locust Gap and Coal Mountain
GOALS which in appearance quality and durability
not be surpassed by any brought to this market We
merely desire parties to give these Goals trial.
vince them of this fact if taken enabled
furnish them at much lower price than later
son. 240 lbs invariably given the ton We also keep
constantly hand Lyken's Valley, Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS
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COOKING Coal.

SIS PER OF ,240 POUNDS.
Superior quality Cooking Coal at So per ton delivered
in part of the city Terms cash. when the order left
81. WOOD. D..
The SAWED and SPLIT WooD delivered in any part the
city. J. HENRY GIEsE & Co,
aue-d6t No South st.
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GoMtation.
THE COLLEGE OF ST JAMi

FH E COLL E f OF ST. JAMES,
Il MARYLAND.-The next ANNUAL SESSION begins
on WEDNESDAY, September Goth. Punctual attendance
that day is requested Applicants enter any class
in the Preparatory School, in the College, for which
upon examination they found qualified CONNER
CAL STUDES pursued by those whose parents desire it.
Ample accommodations provided for hundred and
twenty pupils
Terms-Two hundred and fifty dollars (S250l for the
session. payable semi annually in advance, covering all
expenses ofTution and Boarding For admission apply
to the Rev. Dr. KERFo0T, Rector, College St. James
Postoiice, Maryland jyS-f
HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,
Il ] FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, ..
10 NILES FROM BALTIMORE, ON THE REFS
TERSTO WV ROAD
TRUsTEEs-Rght Rev. W. r. Whttingham, d. D.,
William Chew Van Bibber, NJ D., Thomas E. Van Bibber
ESD, William P. Maulsby, Esq, j. Mason Campbell Esq
Rev. Ethan Allen, d. d. ...... 'i
This Institution, under the supervision of Mrs. c. E.
Dunbar will for the reception of pupils the FIRST
OF SEPTEMBER, in the and commodious building
erected in place of the old destroyed by fire in Novem
Der last
~ Terms FOR Board Including bedding, washing, fuel
and light with instruction in all the English branches,
$500 per session of 10 months.
For circulars, with terms &c, in full, address
Mrs C. L. DUNBAR,
aus cost Reisterstown, Nd