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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ MAsHlNGTONs August 1888.
On the petition of Henry Stanley, of Al any. New
York, praying for the extension Of patent granted
TO hIm on the 4th of January, l945, for improve
ment IN "coal stoves" for seven years from the
expiration OF said patent, which takes place he
eth day of January, 1859
tits ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once Monday, the 10Th Of December C.,
at II O'Clock, m; and ali persons notified TO sp
pear and show cause. If any they have, whY said Pc
tItIon ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
bic in the Patent Ooe their objections, specially set
forth in writing, least twenty days before the day
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party 10 he
used at the said hearing must be and rdnslt-
ted In accordance with the rules of the ofloe, which
will be furnish he'd On application.
The testimony in the will be closed the 6th
of DECEMBER; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be fled in the ONCE be
fore the morning Of that day the arguments, n any.
within ten day rs thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published n the
Union, Washington, ID. c.; and Daily News.
New York, once q week for three successive
weeks-the first of SAID publications TO be a. least
sixty days before the 10Th OF December next, the
day of hearing, JOSEPH HOLT.
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. 8. Editors of the above papers Will please oopy.
and send their bills to the Patent Ofhoe.vlth paper
CONTAINING this notice eel-lawsv
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A MOUSE HUNT was stopping, last Sum-
mer, at Cape May, and Of course my wife was
with me. About 2 o'clock one morning, was
awakened by a reveille tap from my better
half. "For gracious sake =" she whispered, ''if
you want to laugh, just listen to that gentle
man and his wife hunting mouse in the next
room"
s'Ee-ee-hwl" murmured half awake.
HNOw do just wake up. Tomorrow, when
tell the story, you'll be sorry you were not
awake to the reality
Thus adjured, awoke in right earnest, too
late TO hear any of the mouse hunt, but Just in
time to hear the next room door open, and a
little quiyering dandy voice, which / at once
recognised as that of Prinkey, call out to some
distant night-walker:
"Waitaw, waitaW, waitaw!n
No answer.
''POtaw, pOtaw, potaw,"
NV atchman, watchman, watchman.
That's me, sir, growled deep voice.
"Watchman. come here diwectly We're in
gwate trouble. There's mouse in this apawt-
ment, and il nibbles all around in the most dis
twacted manner. spoke to Mr.. HAYWOOD about
IT, and he pwOmised to have the mouse we
moved, but he hasn't done it. Awthink it vewy
unhsndsome conduct of Mr.. s'wood to allow
the mouse to wemain after pwomising that il
should be wemoved. Watchman, Mrs Prinkey
is vewy appewehensive Of mice. Can't you
come in and catch the cweature?'
"Frsid not, cir, It's too late, and should
be sure to wake up some bOarders as mightn't
like it,"
"How widiculous, Well, "a long pause, J
watchman, couldn't you just step down to the
baw-woom and get some cwackers and cheese,
aud entice the animal out into the entwy?"
brief remark from the wa atchman that the
bar was closed sent Mr. Prinkey back into his
mouse-haunted dormitory.
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VOL. XII.

In order to disguise his person, he put on a
cap, and placed the hat he usually wore in the
carriage. AS soon as he was fairly in the am
bush laid for his reception, the commander Of
the young lady IS army gave the word of charge,
and the Frenchman was dragged from the
coach without ceremony, while half a scsre of
rswhides were piled to his back with the en-
ergy Of chiyalry-each youth believing that
the harder and faster the blows he applied to
the old man, the more gallantry he did display
When they had Aogyed him until he begged
piteously for mercy, they took him to the sta
tion house and delivered him up to the sffcers
He told the captain he was a single man, and
intended to marry the girl, and displayed what
he supposed to be her letter in confirmation
As no one appeared to make. a complaint
against him, be was discharged. Soon after
the father of the girls appeared, and stated
the fun facts of the case, giving the teachers
name and residence. Post
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w ESTERN ACADEMY,
ROARQING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB
ID YOUNG LADIES-FRENcH AND ENGLISH,
S9 F street, WashfnGfon.

Principal-DONALD MACLEOD, A. NJ, Uni
yerslty GLASGOW.
The next academic term will begin on the second
Monday of September, and end on the SOth day of
Juno following.
For tborough literary and scientific oulture sound
elementary instruction, the efficiency and success
OF the French department, and for SOCIAL advantages,
IL Is unsurpassed.
Every class, the primery as well as the senior,
ENJOYS the direct supervision the Principal, who
the highest education.
of Erncb IN oonUat.at;op enS Mr',P M ~
cIlitIes for acquiring that language. This dvi-
sion Is str ngthr ned BY the engagement ofProf AL
ExANDRE.
Music on the Piano, the Guitar. and the Harp
sugh by the ladies OF the family. Offering superior
advantages 10 day srbo bolars as well las boarde 9.
The highest class, composed OF The first seniors
OF last term. will take the range of literary and sci
eEtlho culture. for which they pre- pared and WI
receive at the end of the term, diplomas sutab
Testimonials.
Applicants for admission ought to be enrolled
without delay, as the number of pupils will he lin
tied.
For full information see circulars. sell 2w
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Musical instruction.
SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Prof. DE CGNIEL is still in WashiDgt gton, and
wishes 10 intimate TO the musical public that ~
he is prepared 10 receive limited number oftlz5S
speolal pupils, advanced in music. to W hom eSG0
will give 8 thorough and complete academic al
course OF instruction on the Harp. PianofOIe, Gui
tar, Singing, and organ. Will also give a regular
course of instruction teonfdentIsliy) IN the trOe
sion.
Terms made known application at the Wash
ington House, Penn. avenue.
". B.-PrOf. DE CBNEIL will open his new Musi-
cal Repository IN few days, on the corner Of llth
street and Penn avenue. Sc Slim
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Trayelers' DirectorY.

THE VIRGINIA spRINss.-P.sssnesrs COZ
:Ss7 sSs5I niS.. ss,,TGSS !. Il. 1;sSs ;ssi5s :
the Alexandria and Wsshinston Railroad 7th M.
.nd lsoa,sisna an svenss vii De called for and con
breakfast csn be 0otAIned. This I1ne Ca re, the
y. 8. Mat for tee q. A. X. X, Passengers Win
ts, = -, - SS ss.s e @ ~. \, ohs ene hotees
ditioee, TN ln many instances, the most eoonorn-
cal rdSte. Coaches connect With every tram from
Baltimore.
N. B.-coaohes furnished for Excursion, and PFC
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For Rent and Sale.

th street. bet1esn 6assschusetts az :nue Me, aSd I
room and kitchen, and csrriass house Win be sod
on accommodating terms Possession given imme-
dlateiy. Apply on the pI emises to JAS. II. FERRY
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
subscrlber offers At private sale the property
Canal, near the AIexsndra kaueduct, together with
the wharf. which 10 shout 2lO feet deep from Canal
to river; the tow path being included in this prop
The Bakery has front of 81 feet on the Canal
And controls 80 inches of water for driving its
Tins property fora Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
Also. a Wood and Coal Yard now in the occupancy
Of Hurty QIme and Mr.. Barron. This property
the side Of Green .trest and is rs easy of ao-
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
Tss yH5r IN 1ss !.
ApSy to Ta0Mks BROWN. e las west west strees. stress
B. to
EOR SALE-A Market and Dairy FARM of
&C., tne concition. Ii is situated in Alexandra
and two from the Georse setown aqueduot. It will Be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Ufhoe. to JAMES w.
BURCH. Washington City. au24-tf
L,OR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third stor,
of the building occupied as an Office by e: $,
Hir4ssGtaf tho City Rs
LtOH BALE OH EACHAN0E tOh
L PROPERTY-A tARM, conta ming 100 acres,
less than 10 miles from Washinston; under good
cultivation. and having chard Of 800 trees of
choice fruit, comprising apples. peaches aproots,
neo.arines, pears, q1inoes, &o., together with
grapes, ourran;s, strawberries, &c.-the same hav-
ing good dwelling containing nine rooms. with
cellar, 6c will be sold on reasonable terms. or ex-
G5 % a Nss s
ana ss u ~
sssns The snd SsoD. Be-
desired. For further particulars inquire Of JAS. 8.
SCAGGS 7tb street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, ESQ.,,
18th street. between and streets.
jy Is 2awtf
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Educational.


'NHE EPkEPARATORY DEPA PARTMENT OF
Mrs. M. q. BROWNS SCHOOL il now open
the reception of pupils The oasses the higher
English brarches viii be formfH on Monday, Sept
81 undef the supervision of Miss SARAH Wcop,
who has been for many years a successful teacher
in this city. 80 :
Music, French, and German BY an xpsrielced
teacher from the North. - :
oommOdated.
III Residence on X street, south side. between
9th and 9Th. IL -eoat
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
.s.I. WASHINGTON, ID. G..
The next Session OF this Institution will com-
mence on Wednesday, the twenty ninth (2ath) of
September. -..0.....
Applicants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening Of the ses-
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
OF the Columbian College will commence its next
Session on Wednesday, the eighth (ath) Of Septem-
ber. Apply to
10 eOtNov1 j. q. BiNNEY, President
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.

One OF the STEAMSHIPS Of this Company, csrry ing
the United STATES Mail for ACAPUEo. <AG.S
CALIFORNIA, and OR ECON, leaves 1x&XG
Panama twice each month. on he arrival saAsxRS
of the United States Mail - g. Company a steamers
which leave New Orlea and New York regularly
on the 5th and 18th of each month with the mai q
BOADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ar :
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spesd
AND safety,
The Pansma Railroad "a mules lorgD 10 now com-
pet ed from oc an 20 ooesE- and crossed IN ct
enurs The baggage of passengers 10 ohecksd N
New York through to San Francisco. and passengers
are embarked at Panama By steamer o. the oom-
pany's expense The money paid IN New York
covers all expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama ard
San FTanotco, to prevent detention IN case Of accI
dent, that the route le entirely reilablsno failure
having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Pan6ms the same day they ar %
rive at Aspinwall.
Conductors go through by each steamer, and tai.
charre of women and ch ldren without other pro
teotors.
ror through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the agencv. III West street. New York, 70 v w,
RAIMOND.-Or TO tOARMSTRONG, HARRIs6
CO., New Orleans,-or G. l.. BARTLETT. Bos-
ton. jy2I-u
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NJRS. GEN. WHEELER,s SEMINARY FOR
Nu YOUNG LADIES',

GEORGETOWN, C.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
the first Monday In September. with renewed exer-
tons the part the Principal for the cultivation
of the hearts and minds Of the pupils committed to
her care. share of he public patronage is respect
fully solicited. au H. eotSepl5th.
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mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,AND
i TO ALL WHOM 1T May CONCERN.


We would mort respec ectfully call your sttentisn
to the following advertisement: =.
Just arrived by the following named vessels, to
wit: schooner Fairfax, of ew York; the sohoon-
ers Ring Dove and = rancis f.. of Philadelphia;
schooner Allen, of Boston; and by railroad
5nO DOORS, of all ordinary sizes,
500 WINDOWS of SASHES and BLINDS, OF or
o,o06 feet Of M6ULDINGS, of various sizes and
patterns.
Ali of the above named work warrented to
be kiln dried, and free from sap or knots. and
which, for workmanship. we defy any establishment
in the country t" surpass. AS our motto is small
profits and quick sales" we shall sell them at a low
figure, TO make room for more.
All odd sizes of Sssh. Doors, or Blinds furnished
at short NOTICE, and at as low rates as by any estab
ment IN tins vicinity. inside Shutters we csn fur :
Fish of any at from 10 to Is per cent less hs
the customary rates of charges for the same IN til
city.
We respectfully invite those interested In 1t 3
above statement to investigate the same to salsj
themselves, and We believe they will profit by 80
doing.
liberal discount made to the trade.
Call at the old stand-So 5o2 7th street, opposite
Centre Market.
au sO-lm II. w. HAMILTON & co.
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NJEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
STORE

NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LlQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave to say that he hae
opened New Store, corner Of 7th and E streets.
where ne intends to keepan assortment of WINES,
fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives, RaIs-
ins, Figs, Sardines, AnonovIes, &o all OF the most
APPROX ed brands and qualities.
Familiss and members OF Congress are Particular
IL inyi to call and examine the stock before Pur-
chasing elsewhere.
general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, m
ported direct BY the subscriber, at wholesale and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
Country orders punctuay attended to, and Coun-
try Produce, Of all description. received on oonssn-
mont. JONAS p. LEVY,
Successor to Brereton Il Bro, No. 464, 7th stree
corner of F. opposite the Patent Office. m 5N
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CARD.
"A. +. LITTLE, PRoFEssoR OF Music, hirvIng
resumed the duties of his profession, will de- ~
vote himself entirely to The instruction OF pu-{k$
pills in Vocal and Instrumental Music. E1
Terms to bs Paid IN Adrance.
Piano. Guitar, Sirgirg, VIoin, Flute, Co., each per
quarter Of "a lessons. s...-.........--......S SIS 90
OTgan, and thorough Bass IN connection, per
Vocal Glasses
Glasses OF pupils, each per quarter. 10 90
Glasses of 10 pupils, each per quarter....... 7Oi
G asses Of q pu pills, each per quarter. S 90
IL Residence at DR.. Hunts, so Penn. avenue,
between 9tn and 10th streets. Sc S-eolmH
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THE EYENING+sTAR
PUBLLSHED RYERY AFTER NOON,
"a f1 {sUSpAY K1oRfrlp,C i ~ Fs -sE
-: AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 500
Csrner PennsyivaniG Apenns 4 Eleventh ST.,
By w. D. WALLACE.

Papers served In packages by carriers at 81 year,
or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub
scrption price is IS 0s year, IN adraaes; 81 for
SIX months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months at the rate OF u cents week. Single
copies, one osnt: in wrappers. two cents. 4. -.s5v
ADvKRrIsENENTs iOf eight lines to the ssuare)
inserted three times for 81; every other day or
semi weekly, p per cent. advance once week. 50
per cent advances. .....
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COFFEES. SUGARS, 40.
" 80 bags Coffee
Superior old Government Java,
MaraoaIbo and I.aguyTa,
Old Whine Coffee.
whito and Green RIO Coffee.
50 boxes Ground Coffee,
do. Preston's Chocolate.
5 do. Cocoa,
; do. Broma,
5 do. Farins,
50 packages X ehned Sugars,
I,oat. Crushed, Powdered, Granulsted, and
Clarified,
10 barrels yellow Sugar,
) hhds. ard ~ barrels lower grade,
81 boxes Kingsford's tarch.
do. Corn Starch. for pudding.
Just received and for sale by
HENRY c. PURDY.
Successor TO Thomas a. Hamilton.
se 9-eOiw No sos Pa avenue
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAMBOATS,.
Greenbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, CaPon, Fauquier White Sui.
phur and Warren Springs.

Tine Alexandra and Washington Steamboats, will
wharf foot Off h street, 'sshinston, on EeSlAk
and Wing street, Alexa.dria, at thees1zzx11
following hours:
Leave Alexandra at4, 8. 10. I2x, ,2k,I6k
Leave Washington at 6l< 9, Tx, Is, 5L. 7k.
w h1ley's Omnlbuses, connecting with the boats
leave the Capitol, and the corner of 7th and 18th
streets and Pennsy lvania avenue.
The q. m. Boat connects with the ORANGE and
" ~ 1s, ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
@R g.. BRh BRf. for WIFI ~ fREHf st;fI-
PHUR. SWEET, WARY. HOT, CAPoN,
REN SPRINGS. lie IL If
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S,s,s fMHSSfFsSs fa ;:i 4: ss;% z; ss:
S s. 3 hs # GeS any
faSiSfs ''nan. to 1T also
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
poUBLE-P VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
e sse4 81 n:
eearness and easness of vision heretofore unknown
In oshes III .Jes Of GPERA spy and MAsN
FYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
GSt
tween d street and Pa. avenue.
s: .S' e.; Il: & Z. 4 Il.
INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
h$#2sa s.a.
The sub. .oIlbeI having ce%Pieted hi. assortment
invite the oitizens of Washing p
Sa sns 'Ss h. R:sosf e st al sh:% and
Fine SIsRofsny. Walnut, " Cherry. and other Ward
Walnut and Cherry. Jenny Lind
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies' Cab
inets and Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets.
| Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
| Bureaus, and Sldeboards.
| Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of every descrip-
1 ton. .#r
| Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
| China, Glass. and CTockery Ware, Looking
| Glasses, &c.
My purpose is to sell cheap any other person
/ IN Washington. and on favorable terms and
Halter my self that no person wishing to purchase
| will be disappointed If they give me a cali.
| A.GREEN,
| au s-u No. 6s6 7th street.
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FRANKLIN ACADEMY
l. H St., between 18th and 2Oth, First Ward.)
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
tied TO twenty -four. The course of study is de-
signed to prepare pupils thoroughly for business or
college. --F
The Principal osn be seen at the Academy any
time after the LIST proximo. Clrculars at Book
stores. X. b. DETklCk, A. M,
su rs colin Principal.
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from WISHING RON FOR THE WEST.
lst. MAIL TRAIN start. at IS and 7.s a. m.
hreslfast at the clay House, WasRinston yunol nc
ton bsfore proceeding west.
= pRFIs the GhNNGIEMA,Tt, IkEMT,6N AND ST; LOUIS
au oonnectng directly with Ex press Train for Lou
u vile. Cairo and the Southwest, and for St Louis
s,ansas, DO. Time, from w Washington to CIncinnsti
Sd. CINCINNhTi. DAYTON, iNDIANAPo
NokTaWEsTERN HiP 9XPRfESsssP RfESssPkso; fesSs. GaMD a.iI
sexoept saturdey and SuHe,y,) at4 45 p connect
BsNinore at 10 D. m.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
IN wight, take the SS and 7&5 q. m or As p.
For PaIkersbuSE and all Stations the North
western Vrglnrn Soad take the 50 D. m. Train. For
Marietta anA Ctroi nnatI Railroad take the same.
ters, and eve1y other possible facility vii be found
wv WAY i.s PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Rsitmnye and Ohio Railroad viii leave Washing
Fer al points between Washington Junction and
Pleenont take the 5 IS or 7.45 q. m. trains.
foc ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
take the AS p m Tram; To connect with the Fred
wASHINGTON&B BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave " eshngton for Baltimore al SIS and 7.45
a. m. and s.So and IS p m. On Sunday at 50 p m.
Leave Baltimore at 4.So and 9.so g. m. aud $50 and
81 p. m. On Sunday at 80 q. m. only.
The 7.45 and AS trains only will stop at way sta
tlons and for Annapolis connections.
The - a m. and S.SO p. are the chief connect
Ing trains for the west, and the $50. 7.25 and $50
p m. trains for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office, Washington.
aul6 II. H. PARSONS. Agent.
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NEW ARRANGEME
inland ,NLAND CIV h2TTTE To FR2M RfcaMoSNASss oSNASsHINeToN
VIA ORANGE AVID ALEXANDRIA AND
FIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS.


The steamer G EoRGE PAGE Ie,ves the foot Of
Nh street daily az O'Clock q. m. for Alexandria
connecting with the trains on the Orange and Alex
anora X abroad, leaving Alexandria at ~ O'Clock
q. N. and arriving in Y ichmoDd a. 50 o. m
Tickets procured on the Boat
Fare from Washington TO Richmond $3.50
J. r. NICKLlN,
dr - Ticket AZ ant
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a limited number OF Boarding pupils can be 90
1T Resldence on street, south side. between
EMERSON INSTITUTE, .. ...
II n street, beftreen l2fh and 13fk streets,
skLEcT Classical AND MATnKMArrAL SCHOOL
The SIKH A1nSa! ssss,.n q this Institute
pnps mtsd and tse soheo is .eoT nHmSse q
this Institute as empSstiosy 4 sr.mmsr school,
dents wishing 70 prepare for College will nave the
fOf Ri the sSis5 "a" IS tnsh branches
se4 CHAS. b. YOUNG, Principal.
CEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY.
The duties of thi. iSs,tuticn wiil be- resumed % on
the l5.h day of September rext
>, Pupils from Washington conveyed to and from
a,o.n M. ]. NARROWER,
METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INsTT-
- FOR YogSG EADIEs.
Fletcher House, 464 4 street. between 9Th and 7th
st., recently occupied by the Misses Rooker
TIL. duties of the Institute will be resumed the
T, H. H.ykssEk. Natural Science. isoN'
Mrs. T. II. HAvsNNER, rreceptress.
Rev. j.. NEWMAN HAUK, A. NJ, Languages and
Rev: &. F. MoReAs, d. D.. Lecturer on Moral
Mise N. VIRGINIA HARNESS. Preparatory De-
MISS TAcBY DANIEL. Musio-Piano.
Miss +. A. DANIEL, Vocal Music.
Miss ALICE ADAMS, Drawing.
Mrs. F. J. MYERS, Painting.
TERMS,
Preperster{ repaLtment fr N % to 90 per quarter.
French. German, Latin, Greek, extra.
For Circulars, containing full information ad-
dress the Principals.
au A-sw Mr.. & MRS. T. H. HAvENNER.
CENTRAL ACADEMY, -.,.-
" Corner of dad Iefh ste.
The exercises of this institution will be- resumed
the LIST day of September: The number is limited.
Apply to
au Sim g. MERCHANT. Pripoipal.
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MISS BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
IVl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Sscsn BstLdtnss, No. l3 Peas. AcsHns.
The duties of this establishment will be resumed
on Monday, September 18th, Is5s
Circulars can bs obtsined Of the PRINCIPAL and t
TIN Bookstores, sep colin
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CLINTON ACADEMY,
" % GEoRsKTowN, d. G.
mence on MONDAY, September 8, 1853 Cirouars
may be obtained at the GIus Store of Mr.. X. 8. r.
CIssel, oorner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, M. A., Principal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

NIBLOS GARDEN.
IN FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Farewell engagement of the Ia comparsb. e Brothers,
GABRIEL ANTOINE and JEROME RAyEi..
FRIDAY EVENING, Arm 2}. 1853.
Last night but one OF the beautiful
TERESA kOLLA
MARIETTA ZANFRErTA, YOUNG LEHMAkN,
THE tEfE CHANPkTHE.
TIE DOUBLE TIGHT ROPE,
L'ALMEE
THE GOLDEN E9s-
Doors open nj 6a; 10 commence at ~ O'Clock
tickets eO cents Children 25 Upper boxes IS csus
Saturday April "a, 1853
, Two ferformsnces-A Afternoon and Evening
Afternoon at O'clock
second OF The series Of Four Grand Farewell
Venile entertainments By the Wonderful Ravss
THE COOPEKS-rIGHr ROPE
and the only afternoon performance OF THE GOLDEN F48
Saturday ing al ~ clock
LANA WINDELS FAREWELL, BENEFIT
ROBERT MACAIRE-rrGHT ROPE-PRINh DONNA
THE GOLDEN Roc.
Box book now open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
DECLARES KIsGSLANp, AUCTToSEYR
IL REoULhR salt OF HARDwAkE, GUNS. PISTOLS.

RICHARDS KINUsf.AND A co. viii sell at au ,iion on
FRIDAY April 3 ai IO1 clock their sesroOm, l5 Broad.
way large assortment OF hardware, double and single bar
rel rns 0ouDe and single barrel pistols revolvers table
and POCKET cutlery brshas OF every variety plated aud
briAnia ware Sc Goods sold n tots suit purchasers
giving both Wholesale and retail dealers opportunity "
supply the mselvcs at low rates.
n Br hundred six charge revovers, slightly damaged,
for account OF whom u may