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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
Interesting from Washinrtol

Interesting from Washington.
FRENCH sP0LIATIOEs-THE DEMOCRACY AND THH
LECOMrr0N CoNsTiTUTioN-NEw YORK PoLrra-
CLANS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1855
The Senate special committee French spoliasoa
claims decided at their aat meeting favor Of reporting
bill, which Mr. Crttenden is preparing will include
all the reports heretofore made together with the veoes
&c. The mode by which the committee propose pay
said claims to issue United States five per stock
They limit the amount to Ave millions 70 be paid pro raa
provided they exceed five million dollars
The newspaper reports to how delega atoms Cen
gress stand especially those of New York Peunsyl-
vana relative the Lecompton constitution is mere idle
speculation and guess work You may rely upon it thak
all real Simon Pure democrats in both houses will stand
by the administration upon this question. Mark that
The New York politicians--and their Iegiou-
who have and still continue to about the Capitol,
will return home shorn They have ascertained that Oo
lector schell will be confirmed two to
The District Attorney and Marshal for Western New
York will not be appointed for some time yet.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1863.
The Union, in article Southern colonization, ~
bors to show that the late John Calhoun entirely op-
posed the acquisition Of territory by force, spd says
believes that the popular voice Of the South /,
unison with these sentiments regarding Central America
and Cuba.
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Death OF a Bost0n Merchant.
Bosros, Jan. "a, 1858.
Nj +. A. Jones, well known dry goods dealer in 1re.
mont row, in this city, died this morning.
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Weather Reports.
~ the Northern, Eastern Western and Southern Teo-
graph fines-0f3ce 81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
The Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON, Jan. a, 1883.
The Southern mail from all points late as DUE has
been received but the papers contain OF mpor.
lance.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS DAY AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, observation-disclosures ana
Evenhx-EaUNsTniAk AND GEOLOGICAL PERroRhANCks-OH
DRRIliA, raa It1rLs GLASS SLIPPER.
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&ipaer'e perbeHerte ge6bnnfdbtne.

Singers DerbeHerfe gGGbmtnfd6ime.
Dieis MaI4ins muroe mad eiuent unsGrtDettfGen 0erfuGe
aMf perpdriier Nae feQung nit Dem hp6Ren Nrdmiun befobnt.
IS III %unnptbiA, epn ben @erbtenaen 81 ipre9en, ba beren
0prjisIt6teit var alien dn6eren tdburdb hinlGnglih beseuat
nir6, eaB cine arBbere Nn;1bl rrr hentelben in 9ebraud 1T.
rS teiaabe uDn alien anberen suiamuen aeuOmmen. g8tr er.
fauben uns. 8a6rttanten, I n5 er unb s a m lite
auf bic I9atfa@e aufmerffem iu MAIDEN bae bic firjltdanses
SroGten @erbeferunaeu bic sra i4ine tnssStefcn 8esepungea
reretnfaGt taben. Sic liefert jeBt ppPpelt 70 Diel Wrbett ais
truher unb 1T bic etn;t9e WaiGtne, bic feline Sub arose }abri.
fate, entmebx In 4einwanb cher Qeber, ndten tann,. ais renu
fein lluterF@teb I'm Dlotertol mare. MGe fnb nit Der gr66teu
S~prefalt unb Sauerbaft gebdut.
-g8tr ftnb in ben Stanb sefeet, unfers WSaf6tnen unter ltbe,
ralen 8lbin8un8en pe8en nte prn ireerb elmer Nrt urnSutnu.
f1eu. 0eripnen, bic unterseprrnetere Wdf6inen unter bern
@Ormanbe Der SiGigfeit Betauft batrn wttben stnen iCl8en
laulG ietr sprtbeilbaft fneen, - .,s~ass H
Nusfunft mirb nit benz 9rEBten8srsnlNen in unferer i0FFt
Nr. 1O5 8altimnreltraBe, Baltimore,
ertbeilt s. M. Gin er 1t. Go.
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Gtne 9etfeue Sau51dltertn. -
Serc nrp l5rau gatenin, in Gcluultidltra6e
ipobnbait, muBten ror II Iasei ipasen ee5
EooeS eine8 Gerlpluetel aul cili9t 3eit nab
Ybilapelpbia p~erreiiel. Sic pertrauten iGr
OluSpcien ml5reqO ibrer Nbip9leabeit eiaer
W1age an, oic ibuen felt 3abtei tten 9eoieat
bate. ai8 file aber Der 2 2a8eA pcn 4bila.
B, lpbia 6urldfebr ten, fatioel, ie tbr 0aus pers
fhlcllen; ulo ais lie enolid nit SSilfe zines
Sdlcier5 binem %flnteu, iibe~ 5eu8tell tie lih,
euB nidt nltr Gle trtue Wtsgb, lcuoern aud, cine
DienBe 0aushaliun58 Artiscl aRGtet &c. rcrs
itmunoen lraren.
nNmerifani DE" u cmination-
Die ualnerifaui den a4tStteoer oe8 Stletras
tbeS ncmiuirten IN einetn Caucus S u G9crnp.
ion sum ~9te8iiter. @owarp 3 Selup unp Sobn
@lorf gu 6iIlluS- @cmmiilicuerS.
Der Nduber Masuire muroe oui
Dem Gatbeoral Sirdbcie besratel. Sbsletd
lid feline 8erpanotel1 oageSen l~trduben, mill
Der Scrcner StepenS rod Die Examination rors
neplnen Gdol um DsS Officers pilen, Der rem
9fauber Seidc6en bat) Die 2eide miro oaber
m1DrIdelnlid mteeer aus9e9raben meroen.
Ginbrnd d. Sn penl 0rceelpltrre res
Serrn IS. Bunting, @fe zen Wtapilcu u. Gn4
~lcrltr. maroe ein9ebrrden. Die Diet: nubnlen
piele 0roserppaaren me9rete &leiper uAp ee
mas @elp. ssFfs6 $40 r.
Ginbrud.-Sn bic @ajGte beS Sdcp4
mere Warp, Sapt. 9arris, im llnicutpd. wurpe
ein8ebrcden. Sleicer, 8ett5eu9 uup @eto mur~
zen benz Glpt. uuo Der WtanniAait geltcblen.
Die Wannl0aft hate ldnmilid eejdluiel. 90
8rinoiid batten BIG 8iebe aniseriutnt, CAB
nebrele Ofatrrleu am anrern Wor9eu ul4t
ei1lnal lbre SlOBe oedell fonlten.
@efdbrlib. Die 8rife i6er 9cnea'
Salts in 9cmbatpitr. 1T 10 5eriaGen, buB man
li1 tebt III Adt rebllen rauB, lpsnn man tie
pliiirt. s
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@elo geralbt gu baben. 6ranftln Damisn, ein =,
6arbiBer, murre ee8 Diebitabt5 idutps9 befuns
ben. Grerbiett 2 Sabre a Dtollate 3uAtbaus.
2bralas Gcuuer murce liir eireu Barren urO
Bauper ertlart unD lou peusemaB Wf Staot5,
folten IN etnem 6cipital uuter9ebra@ peroen.
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Nba 2Socferfd1e Gehnle.

Grfabruns. fpmfes bic aufmauteruns sapirs,Ger Srtunbe
neusr ag1talt behiianaen MID am 1. Jtlr5 /. S. cine . .
rettungetla le fIr meme SG~I, fur RtROee i'm Mlier
psn 3 ti9 . Sabxta tns eesen Bu ruten. Dteie SGuIs irl
Mot bic stele Der e8 eHannlea &isiattn peri3aIsn wte iOlae
In Oenti9tdno btlteben ais btpBe SenG6:~ une Sptelanaat
pertt6t IN, ioapern ibr 3wet if: bem ittsngeeerbenren @tn.
Fi6, up rertwGbrsneea an6epa4tea Yettebr aui Der StraBe
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sea6tn, s%cslbnst,n nnD SulammeRbangeH6ea S6ulun!erri9t
EN-! tan4!ia in modem. sSn Dislsm Steappuafte eus be
aIs3ufe9sn fla. cro i1 erpitts mir BE 4betlnabme metutr
5recnpe. anmdpuR8e1 wsroea IN netnem Qaufe eatssgsa,
genpmner. ~ }. WaEer. +
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uhe Grn lttsf YD!5; uaD Sanart pcrben a.Hefert.
pdbl Der Wtdtertalten p~strenbet unb or fann beberl tSS jeScs
aus E nsrn @tabitfenent herSpr8ebenbe Snafumgnt be Gar
nutts abernsRn'en, eab es aae elsenfGalten zines saten ria.
Que SUIT nments aus msinsr 8abrtt wst6ra fir 5 stcpr,
OEa benz Sag bs Vsrfaufes ar garantirt. N~"
g~elUn6ere NufnerfamR tt pirb ewf bic Gustobf INN c..
frumsnten, tpcI@s IN elmer grtBen @~ntfetnuna DeYfenSsf nsr.
ben, uerweaoet uno Elm WOrre6t ess t~ntaufdss tnnerbal6 &
Mpnatsn ppn 9erfaulstaee an, Miro eefettef. fsIts rFn ~
frument nitt ~Srlfdrot9 befrtepigeu. N
0g- @rebbanrisr rerOsa ppDltbun, SET uas tUrsussredeu
sbe tie I'D n~nbsrwdrtS unieben.
8effdnfie r%err6tbts, cine aussratl sur " etpbeynA
sDn ben beftsn Snlfrumeatenmadern 3u S45 bs $500.
o. 9tdnCs HerSen UNI aet Guf M
mtetbet n aeftm MT.
Il rabp II. Hn
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No8. i, 3, 5 uuO 7, 93prb @utotp StroFp
s%sasaassr BEN e gstat9, Ssals Baltimore, gb, pieber srSRnss.
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lnaGt Der unterleidnste benz gubttIum Sic ~trsessnae N D"Ss
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Sn etefer 5Gbrtf tperoen ptaRos nod elmer reuen Se,I" -
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aen aApebil6 8ttttr, 5ubsreitet aus Ghiaarinbe
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D2nsen sntltepeEben &rantbtiten. If 5a SO Seats bic JIaibe u
peltaufen In Der Sfiee bea g0eaers.
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Statt smet 3armsn IN Carroll Geantp %aneefdtr 0esttea
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Gins an GbswRr. ; etns an Saratcsahr. etns an Doll bin.
hra6e; uuh piele anbere IN perf6ierenen Staettbetlen. @runb
m SsrnaMten an Wrsabwap, ~A9GbtfOn, Npnunent, We
Glterrs. Sefsrlru, Baltimore aut Oubsren Strasen aud an
BeIatr Mpenue.
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ss- Raufbrtefe, @tetb.g Ontraf te, Eefamtn { unS anbere
lhrtftltbe paptsre.s FINITE Qedtisn.2ert&ttsSvf ize ben
keaead hefNrhf .
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&rastfem 11aD 9etDem0en (!
DIR. Swayne's 90
3ui aumen9eiester Sprap ben Wilbtiriden !!
81 u6erorbeutltcbe Sur.

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Or. 9 10 asne- Wtrtber SER IS ais cine @didst ots
gen bas pubtfum betra@teub. suglei9 n6er, UNI quo aereht
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Sen murbe. SIN lestea SttDber bate i'd ems tarte Srufers
taltnng, aus Wetder it4 eiaeSt iIpdr bilpete has lid aud ben
Snnaen mt't9tlI Die tnnsr!t@ NIB dHBtrlt4 ptsi 5hlGtm
Gno Otter ausmarfsn. Wietn atbeIn fpnnte burd, bic Qunaen
pafIrsn aat GaA burd he Oefnung in msiaer BRAT, an.
lhetl enb nit grocer yet9ii8tett; babel bate i'd lag ume
ya4t etnen beItissn 3aiten, DerIOr ben apgetis unO nurbe
feFr tinfaits. 70 pS rnetne Qergte aQe 9ofnuua a~afsaben
Inb meme 8rantbelt anger benz Yesei& ron MeStBin bifiten.
Sn bielen etenpen 3Efanb ttie5 ID cline LANCE 3stt, bio t6 Ia
ttnem @ertpTe absenagert mar, nb fir mid ale 3sfnun0
periGmIneen itiea. Da ib absr in rem 5 sttuGsen pen beH
9telen ipuneer1oaen 8Hren seleien tatte, bic &nsr y B .
m mengeIeBter S9tuP 9On. DtLbfir.
nab Baltimore, Rnn ling nit Sem G0ebraut berlslpen an, 8u
atetneln 8regen @rraunen uD sur Jrsups meiusr Jamilte,
fne bic Srfnuns In Der 9un9e an 3a teilen, metR ounen
uaein al uab ais tA ssbn Spitein se6raa@t batte, nor i'd wi.
! 8 reoer Siiu-e.
ressr fanf Sabre RaD %ssrFoTsn unt np& bin i'd Elm aefnn.
ben irBteu Is dRruaten ntbt etneu Eag- trant sepefen rnb Be-
fsnne, Oab I'D &uA sreben Dant i&uibt3 bin. A&turesspl
Der unferidriebene lift NIT EbOmas Dtron genau ssiannt
nnO tana bes.a9tn. SaB sr ME osea a%ngessben, bs9afsst mar.
@r lit Elm ~Ulrbi8es Nttslteb Der Gsieaidait.
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90 9oer lam bic 3etltarteit Der Nus5 truus bs;wetftla,
na9bem er sin 3easat5 ME Das Obtse 9etsfcn Dat.
20 8tbt nur elns 5~uUs;iaBiae 3uberettung BON gDtittirfGen,
uno ee etnSi8t bic pom etnenn proentli6en Arste ~su5erettst
Unree IT Or. Wapne's @3aiammenssiester Syrup Sn
8rantbstten, utt9en er aneemsFst II, unp fir welhe bic
erhauniiditen 80leen aus eenen QSetraube lid jslgten, rnGms
lid = Quten, @rfaltuHasn, Aussttrun9, 9rsu9!tis, @ua,
~stuft6rettA blansr naften. S%lutpeien, '5tiiertsit, lbwo9e
Gimme, SsttenfeGs n Vafr Brufi6merjen, ~eeldwG6te Gpn.
III utton (nesen Dti66rau6 pom &al0nfet nap aneeren urfa.
3ten) terifioPtsn eter eerstrau t0sit, fgelncs 0ei8un8 OOer
GntSuneun8 Ger 8etle, &c. Seine n~abrbdfen GisenfGaften
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pp er Nppettt fepA. Maeai9er Berierttser
Ar. 9 mGeue unb SD6n
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Qbttaselp9a.
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auneS Mebjinen.
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erSFuen eten tbr neaes Eager Don duwel'er, Sob. unb 5tl.
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@u8en SdSnirs'sE
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rad BEN. Rcyfe, sSlbene Ibsr, taltt 8use, S6usrSen tn ben
SiIsprn n, TIM Sudden aHb in Der Graf
9ss ftmettIde Sitiers ptrb fece Wrrfcpfun9 bes Naeeng
| + lrtttoen, inerm as henfeIteu CART, itn In It6tteteit erbdltl
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la.irt unraertlt6. unS Otns S&merSsn. weAn man bic sDpRtlts
gprticn bnpcH ntmmt.
ateter, @nbt un6 Gplra. als fol&es bal Is i'd bsrdbrf anS
setpteIen bet ben tranSDRI6tn une ensltften Sruppsn. IN oes
9rtm neil earS ben SsSsanS ssnsiS S;n ,s osf Gat ,r SfTsp' per
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| b{oe Namensunterfdrift, pbne pelNt n1s N1ttteI Mot GGt ~
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SeutIher nnb ensliGtr Gpra6e. I'm Srrtbumsrn rrriubIA
9en, bate t8 sa bemertsn, bB t& autsr NtrnsUbea bef&rtsbsnsr
TRest,tn . Yitters dudp nod en oneeres IRter BEN eietGtH
Ramsn bersite, wtI6es in Sptsls unb RefaurSttsnen pertaia
rem rtro, uf aus8eSethnet eseen Despepr6. mno wtaeSnleieen
To Der Yrets ~pert8iaf&e SO Gents O6r . 5lat1en FUR SZ.oVH
gu pert1Mfen bet benz dutiuteen Werfertt9er-
&uoen s. G6Cnin9,
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tnb 294 unt 296, Nprb2 z. Strese DeuGm. &afer n. &F
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-20

A gay young gentleman in St. Louis en-
tered daguerrean establishment a few days
ago. and prepared to be done in the highest
style of art Pending the preliminary arran-
gements he suggested that be would look
better if he had a gold chain on, whereupon
the operator kindly took out his watch and
acc mpanying pendant, which he handed
over with a patronising air. The likeness
was taken, the plate removed from the instru'
ment and taken to the darkened chamber
where certain mysterious euohanlments ara
supposed to be pronounced. At this critical
moment the gay young gentleman took his
hat and departed, forgetting to leave behind
him the watch and chain. The dsguerreo-
typist has abandoned himself to despair!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-20
AN OLD FASHIONED MOTHER.

An, how much meaning is composed in
that simple expression, the old fashioned
m,rher7 Itcarries our thoughts back to those
", men who,c home influence was pure and
elevating, who taught their daughters TO rem
der themselves blessings to elety ty their
goodness, their liligeuce, and their useful
kn Wedge. We think Of the lofty beroism,
the brave endurance, thetbOusand virtues they
incuIcated, and sigh at the contrast between
the past and the present. How few modern
mothers understand or perform their duty in
training their children. A spattering of this,
that and the other, is considered quite al
education and to show off to advantage is
made the great ain OF life. No wonder there
are so many desolste firesides, go many un-
happy wives, SO many drinking, gambling.
husbands!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-20
NO. 3O2.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
LABOR

Toll swings the axe, and forests bow;
The seeds break ont IN radiant bloom;
Rich haryests smile behind the plow,
And cities cluster round the loom;
Where towering domes and tapering spires,
Adorn the vale and crown the hill,
Stout Labor lights its beacon Iires,
And piumes with smoke the forge and mill.
The monarch oak, the woodlands pride,
Whose trunk is scanned with lightning scars
Toll launches on the restless tide,
Ard there unrolls the flag OF stars;
The engine with lis lungs OF flame,
And ribs OF brass and joints OF steel,
From Labor's plastic fingers came,
With sobbng valve and whIrllng wheel.
'Tis Labor works the magic Press,
And turns the crank III hives OF toll,
And beckons angels down 10 bless
Industrious hands on SEA and soil.
Here sunbrowued Toll with shining spade,
Links lake 10 lake with silver ties,
Strung thick with palaces OF trade,
And temples towering to the skies!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-20
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.

NHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.-Fancy
" Goods and Toys suitable for Christmas and
New Years presents, now opening al { BEN
RVS, y King Sret, where will be found large
and beautiful assortment OF Fancy and staple
articles consisting in part as follows. VIZ: Work
Boxes, Writing Desks. Cabas, Port Folos, Back
CANNON Boards. Chess Men. Pearl and Ivory
Tablets, Cigar Stands, Travelling Bags, Build.
ing Blocks, Porte Monaies. ard Pocket Books, OF
every description, China Ornaments, Decorated
and Motto Coiiees, Mugs. Vases, Cologne Bot
ties. Nine Pins, Drums aud Trumpe's Tor Chill
dren D3minoes, Perfumery OF all kinds, Dolls
and Doll Heads Of all sorts and sIz 5. Porcelain
AID Metal Tea Sets, Fancy Hair Pins, Travel
ling Companions. Accordeons Eons Clocks,
Nc Also large assortment OF Combs,
Brushes Pocket Knives, Razors Scissors, Toy
Knives and Forks. together with an endless va
rety OF promiscuous Toys and Fancy articles
for children. Call early and have your choice.
dec IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-20
SINGULAR DEATH.

Madame Moet, the celebrated proprietor of
the Champagne vineyards, whose daughter
was married the other day, has just met with
her death 10 a nest extraordinary manner
She was gathering flowers in her garden.
when she felt herself bitten by fly. She
thought little of the slight puncture, but 10 the
evening" her face began to swell, and in q few
days afterwards, she died in intense agony.
1t is supposed that the fly must have fed upon
nutrid flesh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-20
IMPERIAL CRINOLINE.

The following intelligence is from q pri-
vate letter dated at Paris, November 25:--
"Thc Empress created great sensation at
Compiegne last week by appearing in dress
without erinOline, very small at the top Of
the skirt, with the immense old-fasbioned
hoop at the bottom. Next year the ladies
will be wearing the dress Of the old pictures
of the days cf Louis XIV"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-20

VOUNG LADIES INSTITU TE.-The
Nin:h Annual Session OF this Institution,
for Boarding and Day Scholars, will commence
on Monday, September 18th.
The Exercises will be conducted by the Prin.
cipal and his wife, aided by competent Assis.
tants in the several departments.
Those pupils who expect to become teac ers,
will, in addition 10 the usual course of study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such topics and duties as relate directly to the
profession OF Teaching
Courses of Lectures upon the Sciences. will
be delivered during the year.
Further information respecting the Insti,u.
ton, may be obtained by application to
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRINCIPAL.
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