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With our e3tS press, computed tic gure spac nea
levitt FROM me upper 70 he ove limits Of The " u gon
fssai thirty aqh square mites The lands embraced Ii ts
large AREA have as preset bn uouua value with the ep-
ridges; whelras, by precug taist 0yerdaWs whether
accustomed by cfeyase higb in the lake pr6uctcd
width ard BREADTH and establishing e nes carry oil
TIE water from he oHnastese nov useless lands would
this too without farther improvements being upon
them.
The Of the proposed system Of drainage wonId hardly
exceed two millions 1T the most which pud BY
special taX levied upon the properties drained.
From this plain exposition II readily seen what i'm,
mnse interests the city has for undertaking this important
within my knowledge any project which presents
such seneing prospects, aud from the which
magnificent results would follow
Let once be completed aud twenty years ON
The present time the wAoe OF that woody and unhealthy region
Wh separates us from the lake, will have become beautiful
landscape covered with beautiful and luxurt tropical
vegetation.
Within the time named the muddy marshes of this region
and industrial establishments Of all KINDS the warehouses
Of and its present stiffness desoation be
ceeded by that activity and enterprise which, varied
forms eminenty chnrdceri1e aborfous energetic
population
In word in less Than twenty years New Orleans would OK
tend from the Mississippi river the lake shore and
enabled 10 compete successfully with the largest capitals Of the
world
nues # tse city and those Of The present time
If in order 10 commeuce prosecute successful
this work Of such usefulness
necessary apply the Legislature fur power to issuq boz d.
the payment of which would guar by ewing sp ca
10 be npp! ed exclusively that object; should
take such step be supposed that the Legislature
would refuse such power.
Thus gentlemen in this the Others the opportunity
pnpshing immense good within YOUR reach and trust
ing your enlightened patriotism doubt but that Won
will ende to ~ i. yours.lye Of it.
Accompanying this statement OF the balance for quar-
ending with the Both September statements rom
10y s inclusive Of checks drawn by the Treasurer during
Trusting that the gravity Importance Of the subjects
treated in this communication will excuse its length have The
Very respectfully,
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The following communication from the ComptrolI.
er was read, and on motion the document marked
A was referred to the Committee on Work House and
Prisons, and documents and to Finance:
CoMPTROLLER'S FFCE.
Tothe Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
Gantemen-T beg leave submit The cousideraH il II
your honoabs body the enclosed copies Of letters
and G., and hertnto annexed, address ed his
Mayor of The city, OF which have received Hy
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One white she goat, With lasge Horns.
One brown and white he goat, 1gifout horns.
One yellow cow, with the Of left of ear
split and the end Of the right aud split no visible
butu1S.
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WATCH fnot ced within endays ana tie expenses thera
on pndl will be sd public lnrtiBl said mound al
TUESDAY, October &c, 1858. N II ocloek NJ
New Orleans October II, 1858
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One white, greg aud baES spotted she eoat.
One black and white she g9F with The tight UNDER
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The following resolution accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended and on motion said resolution was sent
to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence:
RsoIpsd That the rejection of the adjudication TO Nicholson
S5I 0JJ for rebuilding OF the Magazine street
joint Committees FinN co aud Streets ara
Landings TO- md the same is hereby approved,
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ST. VINCENT's SCHOOLS.

The Day Schools attached to ST. Vincent's Asy,um
Will resume business on w ednesday next Isl of
Septemosr. The large addition lately made TO the
house affords hne opportunity of rearranging the
SCHOOLS ana alter the experience of last year tn
VIII begin this term with very many ADVANTAGES
There are. in fao', three distinct schools at Al
yincent's-the Orphans School, the Free School for
day scholars, and the Pay School. The first is of
course, for the orphan inmates of the Asylum who
In their discipline and education are under the inn
mediate care of Sisters detailed for Ihemselyes
The second, or Free School, s to meet the wants of
poor children, whose parents cannot paw, and ali
VINO are thus clrcumstanced are earnestly pressed
TO send their children to this school, Ii rs entirely
oistnct but Just as diligently ATTENDED to as any
otner, the training and teachng being strictly sIif
10 All. III the results be not aiways what might be-
desired, perhaps the fares ex planaton of s that
the poor parents can seldom leave their chi ldren
long enough at SCHOOL The third is the Paw Schooi.
iae Slsters OF Charity have Pay School only In
me orphans In this school 1t is literally true that
as ~ also true that all who send their children
and Il TINS were not 50, the Sisters Of Charity would
LuS required Tor the practical purposes of life. all
ottIon, is well taught In this school and in ali its
circumstances, Its charitable object its method of
cultlyatng mind and heart, there is no more infe-
resting or more important school for girls within
the District, combining, under a very udioious
manag emsnt comparatively little expense to parenta
Sl-8t
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Educational.
RQARpING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR
IL fOUNG LADIES-ERRNcH AND ENGLIsH,
500 street. Wdxhiag gton


Principal-DONALD MACLEOD, A, nj. Uni-
- .sr- versIty GLASGOW.
The next academic term will begin On the second
Monday Of September, and end on the Sth day OF
For thorough literary and scientific culture soupd
elementary instruction. the efficiency and success
OF he Freneh department, and for social advantar es
II Is unsurpassed.
Every class. the primsry as well as the senior.
ENJOYS the direct supervision of the PrincIpa who
the highest education.
No school out of Paris possesses a purer standard
oil Erenoh IN conversation and writing or better IA
cilltes Tor acquiring that language. This divi-
SION IS str nsht ned by the engag ement OF Prof Al
ExANDRR.
Music on the Piano, the Guitar. and the Harp
taught by the ladies OF the family offering superior
advantages 10 day SCI GLARS ell as boarde g.
The highest class, composed Of the first seniors
OF Iast teIm Will take the range Ofterary and sci
entlhc culture for which they prepared and will
testimonials.
Applicants for admission ought to he enrolled
tied. - 'r " o mn
For full information see circulars se1 ev
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II N Il u ~ -
IL PennSyiudntd aceHHe, dbocs 17th street.
:. The undersigned. late President of Wilmington
female College, Delaware, assisted by Miss MARIA
". HALsTEAD late Preceptress of the same institu-
ton, ana Miss MARY WILLIAMS, late acting Pre-
ceptress Of the Genesee Seminary, New York, will
open school for Young Ladies at Nos. l5s and i6l
pennsylvania avenue, on Monday, Septeuber6 6.
In the arrsngements and furnishing of the school
rooms, IN the general scholastic equations, and in
the Inetnods OF instruction and government. IL rs
oeeyea the institute will be found creditabe to tn
city ana worthy ofthe confidence of its citIzens.
me course OF STUDY ls that generally pursued at
our hiEhest female Institutions. Young ladies' sat
course VIII be entitled to a diploma To insure 10
each student that individual attention and personal
interest requisite to a successful study each de-
partment will receive but twenty -four On eils A
yery limited number will be received as members OF
this family. .F 30 = Vi
Tuitop- Primary Department, $40; Junior.
el2 s.; Senior, Sl5 per quarter :
Address through city post ofhoe until the 18th |.
Afterwards please call at the Institute.
-t l.. G. LOOMS, A. M. p
Reference 10 made to the following gentlemen,
vhose daughters or wards have been under my in
! Hon. T6omss q Hicks, Governor Of Maryland.
Hon. Peter F.. Csusey, Governor Of Delaware.
Rev. Bishop Levi ecott, ID. ID. Wllmington. Del.
Hon. Geo, w. Spasks, Mayor city Of Wilmington.
sH.F. Askev. Postmasier city Of Wilmington,
key; Dr: Hamilton, Baltimore.
ington.
x. Zimmermau, Esq, Alexandra, vs.
a. le-eolm
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business shall do as scs please - This
probably would have ended, not only in the
triumphant acquittal of the arraigned petit
coat but also in the utter discontinue of
Judge, jury, counsel and audience, who would
have gone forth immediately to prepare for the
Coming Woman
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ties, and most amiable manners and character,
which win for him many friends. His destiny
is, OF course, at present. mere matter of specu-
the continued power of Napoleon III.
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Educational.
EMERSON INSTITUTE,

tNMEKSON INSTITUTE,
~ II street, betpeen l2ih aad 18th streets,
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHRMArrAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
The Sixth Annual Session of this Ipst,tute oom
menced the lst day of September. The humber OF
pupils Is limited, and the School is strictly select
this Institute as emphatically Grammar School
Inc classical course is especially thorough. Stu
benefit of q car eful training ~
q Terms per quarter for the English branches,
SEA CHAS. b. YOUNG, Pripo,pal.
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gJ>O CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. AMI
OAI.L WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
We would most respectfully call your attention
to the following advertisement:
Just arrived by the following named vessels, to
wit: schooner Fairfax, of N New York; the schOOn-
ers RlnE Dove and tranols f.. of philsdep phis;
50 DOORS, Of all ordinary sizes,
$40 WINDOWS of SASHES and BLINDS, of Or
900 feet of M6ULDINGs, of various sizes and
patterns.
All of. the above named work warrented to
be kiln,drled, and free from sap or knots, and
which, Tor workmanship, p, we defy any establishment
in the country tn surpass. As our motto is "small
profits and quick saes," shall sell them at low
hgure, to make room for more,
All odd sizes OF sash. Doors, or Blinds furnished
At short notoe and at low rates by any estab-
ment In this vicinity. Inside Shutters we can fur
sh OF any style, at from 10 to Is per cent less than
city.
We respectfully invite those interested in the
above statement to investigate the same to satisfy
themselves. and We believe they will profit by 80
liberal discount made to the trade
Call at the old stand-No. $50 7th street, opposite
au 50. I'm II. w. HAMILTON a. co.
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS
THREE Thu THRoUSR e TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM WdsHfNG f6R fSR R"9TaI TIE WEST.
rst. MAIL TRANS & i9.I,. fs,l9.s; 81 e and 49,
SUNDAY excepted allowing passengers time for
breakfast AT the Relay House, Washington June
ton, before proceeding west
EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves Washington
al I'D p m, reaching Cincinnati at p m. next day
and connecting directly with Ipress TraIn for Lou
Kansas, dc. Time, from w WsshingtOn to CIncinnstI,
% hours or to st. Louis cnl, a hours.
LIS. CAIRO, sT. Lofts, ChiCRGo. AND
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves daily.
Except Saturday and Sunday, >, at4 IS p connect
ing at washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
IN daylght take the 5S5 and 7.45 a. m. or AS p
For Parkersburg and all Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the 80 .. M Train For
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all guar
ters and every other possible facility Will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of IN.
BaitImoIe pa and OHIO Railroad will leave Washing
'oH az as iT iTi,oWs: nn,: h. u,..;.
Piedmont take the IS or 7.45 a. m. trains.
For ali stations between Piedmont and WheeIing
take the As m. Tram. To connect with the Fred
eriok Traln take the $50 p. m. Train.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at SIS and 7.45
a. M, and $50 and IS p. m. On Sunday at 50 ,.
Leave Baltimore at g. 80 and 9sO a. m. and $50 and
The 7.45 and As trains only will stop at way sta
tions and for Annapolis connections.
The IS a m. and S.Sn p. IN; the chief connect
ing trains for the west, and the $50. 7.x5 and $50
p. IN. trains for the east.
For further INFORMATION inquire at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Railroad Ticket 9ffice, Mashlnston.
II. n.
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RROOKEVILLE ACADEMY,
II Montgomery County, Md,
Then session will commence MONDAY Sen
tember 6th. None but Teachers ofthorough schoI
The accoQgnodation for boarders in the Princ
paPs family VII be ample. large addition to the
boarding house being in progress.
Boys will be prepared for advanced classes m anv
o the colleges in the country, fitted for business
Dy strictly PRACTICAL course, at the option of the
parent.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal book
stores or by addressing at Brookevile, Md. either
T.. B. PRETTfMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
A. BOWIE DAVIS,
aus colin President Board of Trustees,
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TIE PACIFIC YAIIk YIkkys ys,EAMszIP CON

one q the Steamships of this ComleU, carrying
the United States Melis for ACAPULO, <n0s
CALIFORNIA, and OR ECON, leaves
Panama tsise each month, on the arri-S
va of the United States Mail 8. g. Comp steam
efs, which leave New Orleans and New York regu-
larry on 5th and Goth of esoh month with the mails,
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have heen inspected and sy-
proved By the Navy Department, and guaranty specs
ssd safety.
The Panama Rsilroad (<7 miles lonsD 10 now com-
Pcted from ocean TO ocean, and ls crossed IN or
hours. The baggage Of passengers 10 checked in New
York through 10 San Francisco, and passenr are
embarked 81 Panama by steamer st the oompanJ's
expense. The moncJ paid in New York covers oil
e1 pensee of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Psnans and
San Francisco, 70 prevent detention IN case of acoi
dent, so that the route s entirely TsItatIs-no fail
are having occurred IN eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same day they ar
rlye at AspnwaI.
Conductors 20 through BY each steamer, and take
charge Of vcmen and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates syyS q
the as ency, III West street, New York. TO
I. w. RAYMOND,-ort 70
ARMSTRONG, r. ARRIs CO.,
" A-r @. L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES,
kfthe Northtcest corner Of 6th and Streets,
MRS. KESLEY, PRINCIPAL.
This Institution will he prepared to receive pupils
on Monday, the 9th OF September, 1853
A gentleman of experience in teaching and lectur-
Ing VIII NIL the Mathematical and Classical Depart
ments. an % eotOcti
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The EVENING STAR
SUNDAY ExcKPTED,D
sg AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Corner Pennsyipania Arsnue It Eleventh. ST.,
By w. D. WALLACE.

Papers served In packages by carriers at s4a year.
or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub
scrption price 10 50 50 ear, IN adrdaoe; 81 for
SIX months; SI for three months; and for less than
three months at the rate of u cents q week. Single
copies, one cent; IN wrappers, two cents.
ADvERTIsEMENrs tof eight lines to the sauare)
inserted three times for 81; every other day or
semi-veekJ, . per cent. advance; once a week, 80
per cent. advances.
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FROM WASHING TON CITf, ID. G..
VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS,
THROUGH TICKETS can h, obtained az th.
GREAT SOUTHM ESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner Of Pennsy lvanIs avenue and 9th
street, Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry
boat George Page or at the Office Of the Orange an1
Alexancria Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, DanviLe, Lvnoh5Urr, Bristol,
RnorviLle, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsviiie, Grand junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Ne,c Orleans,
BY q direct route, sGd continuous railway oonneo-
tone to Memphis
Afordlng grester EIpsdinos and Corifo-f and
being over DO miles shorter than by any other route.
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street st 6s g. m, for Alexandra. where pas
sengers Is ke the Tor Richmond Charlotts vIle
stanton, White sulphur Springs, Woodstock. A o |,
and at N =. m. for Richmond and sl points south
west, making sure and close connections 10 Mem
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omuibuses lcay the once
Pa. avenue, at pollock Q. m. and D. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Aren't.
je7- Washington.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGu uLAR LIME
An WlTHogI yAILyHH FcR RIeH 1T WARS, Ysl
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA M A RAILROAD.
AsfsIs. SsSlsss Ds,s StI MA AZ sssk s.ssfA,

CAsfIon.-So many frauds and inposl- <zfSoS
tons of various kinds hsve been ately 4&&4&
yerpetrated on travellers bound 20 oCALII>s
FORNIA, that the subscriber, the Ony eut horixed
Agent for passage BY the U. g. Mail Line. via Pana
caution all persons seeking passage 20 California
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 20
hnd the true once of the Steamships of the L. z,
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other ofkcs
IN New York is authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have only one oihce In New York.
ghlch 10 at III w est street. corner of Warren street.
fortng on the North River, at the head Of the Gem
pany's Wharf.
IcT ObseSvs my sisn over the door.
l. w. kAYMONQ, Agent.
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METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI-
A FOR yoTTNWf TTNWTf' ff'aDJEs
Fletcher House, 4S4 T. street. between 6th and 7th
ste., recently occupied by the Misses Rocker.
The duties of the Institute will be resumed the
hrst Monday in September.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION,
i. ID. HAyENNER, Natural Science.
Mrs. /. "A. HAVBNNER. PTeceptress.
Key NEWMAN HAuK, A. NJ, Languages and
Rev; u. F. MORGAN, ID. D., Lecturer on Moral
Miss NJ. VIRGINIA HARkNEss, Preparatory De-
partment.
Miss TAcEI DANIEL. Music-Piano.
Miss T.. A. DANIEL, Vocal Music,
Miss ALICE ADAMS, Drawing.
Mrs. F. J. MYERS, Painting.
TERMS.
preparatory department FIR m S5 to 50 per quarter,
Col eglate Department, English, from Si0 to NJ So
french; German, Latin. Greek, extra.
r or CIRCULARS, containing full information, ad-
au H-Sw MR. & MRS. HAyENNER.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY-A FARM, /, conta ming 100 acres,
less than 10 miles from Washing ton, under good
cultivation and having an orchard Of 800 trees of
neotarines, pears, oaincss' &C. tosetber With
grapes, currants. strawberries, &c,-the same hav-
cellar, will be sold on reasonable terms or eI
changed for city property. There is good barn
and stabllng on the premises, good water at the
40 acres in wood consisting of oak hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased il
desired For further particulars INQUIRE Of JAS. 8.
SCAGGS 7th street, or JOHN d. CLARK, Esq e,
18th street, between G and ID streets.
iy S-2awtf
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S-vvx ] IMPROVE 1J ! 6 YOUR , EYES; 2;

S-, IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CTHEN6THEN and assist them, oy the fArfs
optic,an. p; w0oLFsoN, Who S@
has arrived from Europe With has - ~
own, as well as the manufscture Of good mary
others Of the latest improved sPECTAcLEe and
EYEGLASSES: among which are the
PERIsCOPIC CQNCAVE and CQNYEX, The
= DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc.
which are warranted 10 improve any EYE Affected
with weekness, cataract tending 20 It; aiso
sHORT-SIGHTEDNES ESS, =. = =.
Persous Who are compel ed 10 gassee, or thnse
nov gslpS them, VII be suited at hrst sight Those
DOUBLE-POLIsHEDy VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
World's Far, at Peris, throssh ths,f lroaysngs
cearness and e&siness OF yison heretofore unkoovn
AIso Al styles Of OPERA, Spy, a11 MA6Nl-
FYING GLASSES, ompassss, and Microsoopes
are for at his store. corner Of ERht street and
tween ID street and Pa avenue. /" -. III
! UT be apS ssSssebs fhs esxsss s( sfA sssssaasas
Prices very reasonaols, the sans - st hs -
THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON -
Il GiBBs's vEGETAB BAke4N reform;
ins slmoCt mlrsoaes IN GOVERNS ~ Bsd Hssd. and
Tr>rya
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A pESIRABLE FARM IN CyLPEPER

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor Of
the Evening Star Is authorized TO sell, on very 90
oommOdatlng terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of CuIsep-
woodland, and the residue arabic land. IN fine con-
dtlon for cultivation. This tract situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House. II has upon
1t small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lngs All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
get IN grass. To gentleman seeking country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not surpassed if
equalled, in Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
the farm commands q fine mountain pros pect, and
view of the surrounding country for many miles
the soil Is OF excellent original quality. and pecu
present in good state of Improvement. The owner
Will sell it for less than its value early application
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ess., Ed
itor of the Star. an s-Iawtf
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHING TON, ID. G.
The next Session of this Institution will com
September. '"' VI
Plcants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening of the ses-
sion.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
OF the Columban College will commence its next
Der. Apply to
au l9- -eotNOvl ]. G.. KINNEY presidant
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ERANKLIN ACADEMY,
l. H ST., between 18th and 10th, First Ward. J
"A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
tied TO twenty -four. The course of study is de-
college. "
The Principal can be seen at the Academy any
time after the lst proximo. Circulars at Rook-
stores. X, IL, DIETRICH A nj
au xo-eOim Principal.
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,VA.
"A FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IN
PROVED CITY PROPERfY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
tance from Alexandria, and miles from George
Mr.; F.. Yuee. Esq.,, and OF the lands of the.late L.
b. Hardin. Esq. he Farm is divided into fields,
with water in each field fine orchard, ard house
containing rooms, with a good cellar and back
Kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings. IN
good order, now In the Occu paLoy of T.. Yulee ESQ,
who will show the property and give information
ffespe9tlng resp the sale. Information can also be had
Possession given on the LIST of January. 1859.
JelS-Awtf ID. WELLS.