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A CANINE NYsTERY.-During the recent visit of
the Powhatan to Simoda, our resident Consul in ia
pan Mr.. Harris related to one of the officers the fol.
lowing bit of fun he had with some of the high
japanese officials:
You would have laughed had you seen the express
sion OF Cinano.nO kami's face, when told him du-
corning dogs. You've heard it, suppose, but he had
not said to him" CinanOuO.kami, do you know
that If you see a dog with white spot upon any
part Of his body, that the end of his tail will also
have white spot?3 He thought, first that he had
not understood me but when the question was re-
peated to him, he looked snguiarly puzzled It is
Of course joke Of yours, he at length replied ::
" Not at all " was my answer" Send out, now,
and bring in all the spotted dogs you find and
Ill convince you before dinner.n OF course, there
were dozen dogs with more or less white spots
about them introduced in YER short time, and as
expected they had all white 20 to their tails. Gina.
mono kami examined them all himself, looked more
certainly upheld the story, but that he would find
dozen before the next day who could refute it,
laughed, and told him that the whole Of Yeddo
wouldn't produce such dog, and he said" Well,
We will seeR So you may imagine the white spot
ted dog hunt which came off that evening. Still
they failed to find the they wanted 1t soon got
to the Emperors ears, and finally became the talk OF
feddo. One day they thought they had me! a dog
was lugged into my room in the most triumphant
manner.
See herem exclaimed Cinanosno-kami, "here is
dog with white spot on his back and black tail
What do You say to thatH'
Part the hairs on the end Of his tail and tell me
what you see, replied. They did so and looked
up with disappointed air. They had discovered
several milk white hairs on the very tip that had
been concealed by the outer ones. After that they
gave it up.
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rsmediesa and medcalsll.
l. stops all main, even or B,ros ,nston,,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

A MATRIMONIAL SNAkL-rhe Darlington Towa)
Hawkeye tells Of lady in that vicinity who, by
marriage, has got herself into the following distress
ing situation in regard to her own family, She is
sisteriaw 10 her father aunt to her brothers sister
to her uncle daughter t. her grandfather, aud great
aunt to her own children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

BosroN BANK CONVERSATIONAL dispatch Of the
10th from Boston says:
Eghtyeight New England banks were represented
in convention here today to consider the subject Of
the redemption OF their bills in Boston, and to dis
count the position assumed by the Suffolk Bank the
matter The convention was quite unanimous in favor
Of the Bank Of Mutual Redemption as a substitute for
the Suffolk Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

Csc. COLEMAN, getting out of hackney coach one
night gave the driver a shilling This is bad
shilling said Jaryey "Then its all right said
George, with his nmitable chucke, yours is bad
CoaCh.n
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hotels AND REsTAURANpa

RS ~ j. p. FIOREIIA, WHOLESALE AND
V FL @ \ Retail Dealer in
SSsWSE BARATARIA AND MOBILE OYSTERS.
NSkF No. 10 Front and IS and 20 Fulton street be-
tween Common and GFayier streets New Orleans o25 3m
I M. BFtAUN's COFFEE AND BEER HOUSE, No.
u l34 PoydrRs street.
RThe best of Liquors St Louis Beer always on hand
lodgings furnished at all hours. o5 sa
- MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER or Fl
Ee5I Charles and Canal streets.
1 The undersigned, who for years has hsd the
Of the Arcade informs friends and acdubp
that he has opened the location HOTEL which
is designed 10 be FIRST CLASS in every respect The rooms
are large and we'll yeutlaedhe Table Will be supplied with
everything that the market sords Trusting 81 merit 70 de
serve support he respectfully asks share Of the public patron
sal jas ly J. DES4 F5oSrio.o,.
1ta VERAHDAH HOTEL, CORNER or la.
Ha+Ifayette Square ard Camp street.
E33 This fsvors establishment formerly FlnrSncs 6ouse)
is undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
the public on the lsE October The location being
fayee Square, and in the immediate vicinity Of a
ionRbe places n amusement is better adapted the
South This house il 10 be OF the first class second
sel4 Z W q JETER
"a MeDONNEi4I4'S RESTAURANT, IL,
eS4d "a l4f common street, between Baronue ana "a
.-%a2S1aS I'M rondelet streets, Ne7 Orleans
Sas71Eass8 This establishment will remain open {urug
the summer where everything the mark affords oau
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished fo.trsnsient Boarders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied With WinaE and
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
myl4 II pTopFieto-s.
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About 100000 pounds weight of Womens hair is
annually sold in France and The price paid for it is
usually six cents an ounce.
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wfner's Canadian vermiruge,I

i CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRMs-wARRANTED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and EHsctual
Kennedy for Worms.
nctesablshed beyond the shadow of doubt by the
aKpenee and testimony Of the physicians that
of the diseases with which children are
aieiea caused by and Thousands Of children die
annuay from those diseases henhe either known
oratlhnted something else. Various the preparations
which recommended remedies for worms expert
has proved them ali less Intellectual; the end
however has eengh beenaaiuei And remedy which
has 70 destroy wherever they have existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony of the
nentpgscians and the country Tie
remedy fl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

U. S. DISTRICT Court IN MoBuE,-The Mercury
of Tuesday says:
This court Judge Campbell commenced its sitting
for the term this morning at the Z, S. Courtroom.
No business transacted mt the sitting except
Ssn u ms 9Sa u ~ 9g11 a. 1ne court Inc
consequence OF the absence of the District Attorney
The charge will be given them on Thnrsday.
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OOMPOUND sYNCP OF WIND CHERRY AND TAR,
s algutureaid may be in vain. Are you mother' Your
dsughteyou lIglaud earthly joys bed Of lam
uhing pale cheek and emacated form show that she
fast wasugawy The 4epuIcral cough pains youresr and
sekenB your soul: it is the
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A Singular Document.

BRfTsH fONeULATE, I
II Broad way New York, Nov. IS s
To the Editors nf the Commercial Advertiser:
Srs-The following copy Of a communication to
the Foreign Office, from the British Consulate at
Tripoli has been transmitted to me by Lord Napier
H. B. Ms Minister at Washington, and as it contains
some indication of the course followed by an Ameri-
can missionary, Mr.. W. Fl. Clark, ia the interior Of
Africa, and may be interesting to the societies with
which he is connected, take leave to send it to you
for publication.
am sir, your ohedient servant,
E. M ARCHIBALD, H. B. NJ. Consul.
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We the undersigned having frequently administered edi.
cine prepared by Mr. John Wner Of this town designated
Winers Canadian Vermuge and being fully satisfied whts
efficacy, confidently recommend and efficient remedy
for the expulsion of worms from the intestine canal.
g. O'REILIY
LicentiRte Of the r. Q. of Surgeons in Ireland ETC.
g. W. DICKINSON,
Member Of the R, c. Surge5nsfn London etc.
From the Rev, J. Flanagan, of Binbrook c. WI
u WFERsr Ihave made the trial of your Canadian Yer.
mifuge and with the happy results In my own family.
audn avery which has my knowledge the expul
aion Of has followed the administering of your yermi
ge and every here prefers to the other effects
certain and children take eady which great point
gained ia giving medicine to children.
5ey 81 l845. JOHN FLANAGAN.
The physicians generally use "Winer's Canadian
VamAge,n This medicine simple vegetable preparation
and always be administered with proper safety conf
dence to the will always destroy and
store the patient to health.
1 Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
agents from planters merchants and physicians bearing osi
mony to the efficacy Of the invaluable remedy.
H77@ Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemis.
and Wholesale Druggist HamItop, Canada West.
Sold, wholesale and retail by }. WRIGHT& CO.
Nos. 81 and l5l Charresstreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

March 25 1853.
Should this ever fall into the hands of any white
man, please publish in the Illustrated News.
Masa, Obadiah
Dawnda, Jonah,
Isaiah, Micah,
jeremiah, Nahum
Ezekiel, Habakkuk
Hosea, Zephaniah,
Joel, Haggaf,
Amos, Zechariah
Malachi,
John the Baptist,
John the Divine,
(Sgned) W. Fl. CLARK,
Missionary F. NJ B. S. B. G.
u S. America
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silence TINT Dreadful cougl,I


The work Of tbeassoyer has oegunl The Lungs are III
dauger Resort at once TO
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rfN oPENING OF WINTER GILLINERl

IN OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY
* REMOYA
MRS. J. JEFFRRs formerly corner Camp and Julia srests
respectfully calls the attention Of her and Ladies
generailyto her Splendid stock Of
Paris Millinery,
CLOABs, HANTILLAs, LACE GOODS etc,
which She will open THEPsDAY the 4h Instant at her
NEW STORE,
No. I42 Canal street,
Third door from Bourbon,
Where will be found all times the choice and select as
sOrment Of
HATS, CAPS, HEAD-DREssEs.
COIFFURES, CAPES
And other FANCY ARTICLES.
DRESS-MAKTEG, snaeriuended by Mrs. j herself, Il
guarantee that Ladies may depend that every attention will be
pain Fashion, Taste and Style.
Country aud Commission Merchants orders fled with
the utmost and dispatch. MRS. j. JEEFEKS
ms an i42 Canal street.
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SitEBNG IIS8LA1isa \ O.
&essrs. b A. Fahuestocls 1t Co.
Conference.-The allowing certificate from William Canning
hum, KEEPER of the AImShonse in our city think wifi b. IN
iefesGg 10 Eop and therefore tacose it, You aaY depend
upon the correctness Of his statement
Yours, w. o. SMITH
To ". O. Smith, Esq,
Mayor Of the CITY of ST. John, N. b.
SiI-I yesterday gave child named James Cunningham,
aged three ana four MONTHS Of b. A. FahnesOcks
Yermitnge The quantity Of passed being great
quett The mother count them which she did,
there nine and The day previous the
child had vGmed fourmazirg In all two hun aud
Two Zine and half inches in length the aver
aging six inches. WM. CUNNINGHAM,
Keeper OF the Almshouse
St. John, \. B., February 4 1858.
g3@ Purchasers should look well the initials on the wrap.
per, and see thar they buying B. a. Fahnestocks Yerm
iuse and no other. O2l lmd&W
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Notice hareby given that the termination st the copart
uership existing according written articles OF Sgree
ment Between the members Of The finn of Baylor Co th
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed il
Liquidation G. G. BAYLOR,
Mafchoster March. 1852. as rttW
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Certificate Of Copt. Ih0s, S, Minott Of Ship Oxford
New Orleans, May 4 1852,
Ihave used the RIDG EW AFTER P INT rhu work
also the decks aud thrpaulhs ship erd
and entirely my s4tsHc ion lGudthat much the runE
ofiron and rOn of wood prevente bT the use
ofthe Mineral Paint and ship masters aud
valhAhl and thrifty paint. THOS. s. MINOTT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

LIBEL SUTT.-A New York correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier saws
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WALTER /. CAMPBELL.

~ JUST ARRIVED WITH a CHOICE LOT of
TX NlE"INlA hEiEpES, consist z Of Plantation Hands,
"a Bacf smiths Carpenters and House Servants aud viii
A Pc receiving fresh supplies during Of The
Negroes mat can be bought the Yirg Dih and Carolina
kets which offer for sale the reasonable terms
p-ohce corner Of Espanaie and Charities streets, New
Orleans
ul> 6mkW JOHN b. SMITH
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of the r. O. of Surgeons in Ireland etc.
g. W. DICKINSON,

Real schledam sohnnpps.
YANpRvEERos INDICATED CT
GENUINE SCHIED4N ScHV4PPS
Apure articleos Holland Gina wholesome beverage and
aninyeluable
FAMILY MEDICINE,
particularly beneficial in all cases OF
Dysentery,J
Dyspepsia
Diarrhea,
Rheumatism,
Gout,
Feyers,
ETC., ETC., etc.
tits htghlyrecommendedb by many of The most
sans throughout the excellent and agreeable al
teative eetuay cure all diseases Ur
nary Organs ETC. and peculiarly adapted to The use Of Fla
males and rhiIircp.
Asno other article has been offered that is Justly entitled
the name of the
REAL sGHIEDAM sCHNAPPs,
hepubicare purchase none the genuine ar
Gle, called
DR.. vANRERyEER's INDICATED GIN,
Real SchledRm Schnapps.
EEach bottle vibear the signature of the proprietors
hndn one othe is eenano withoatit.
RFor in New Orleans Fhoesae and RETAIL at propre
ors' prices by
dis D aad l5l ohsrtres street
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S.gszS-, s3s'$ RTEDHCAI4, SURGICAL AND ME-
rssst44&aA dASlCAL DEHTISFRE.-Dr 4. p, DO, :
ffsS TIE mkuuf ,3tureR superior Artificial Tseih on
fNS-LALL-A-I Gold, Pattha, Silver or Guts PsIchR.
re4thremoved without 0aiE GBce he, ID 8arounb ss.ee.
HsT Orleans ds ly
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&. c. BOGERT & CO., Agents,
Nc. " Camp street, N.
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S5SJs "A. RODRIGUEZ ~ CO., fsrre
successors TO F. JOAQUIN 3 CO f74bz&s-E5
$3.50 BEEADnnd era GKEE} BAKERS
FIp 50 New I.evec street. New Orleans,
Superior AMERICAN CRACKNEL BISCUIT, warranted
free Of sHicratus any drugs injurious health.
H. D. o. keep constantly hand large assortment OF
Bread and Crackers.
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~ l57 Common street, New Orleans
q i, undersigned most respectfully presents this his
A card to the pubic large for the coming season.
sale Of slaves sha have constantly hand large and
fully selected stock Of Slaves calculated the pur
chaser let his wants be what they may Having three extern
sye Yards an prepared accommodate FIVE HUNDRED
SLAVES have Also every accommodation Traders
for boarding and lodging with My bust
ness will be strictly confined n commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal opportunity in the disposal Of
his Thaokn for past fsvos respectfully Olcit
continuance Of all former customers friends OF I'm
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HOT SPRINGS, V lIRoi

HOT SPRINGS, VIR0lNIA.-N1-
- AIuAE1NrMEDYF0 RCHRoNfCDrasa sra
An, neses q this place Il now open for tie rece
NJ and thers are Zine Baths constantis mn
rc,ss csa water from separate syringe II "
sms,, Wsssrs cns he CHRONIC rS uRMs a,T
S,sasTynNhAfI IvM; NEukAIGIA, GouT' bisRssHs
stsss1 s ;sSsiisNp ON Ina III. SHs
q LIASps sffsaI IkRTiFf9TTisds ENs,t akEnnEspp
I'M and some DIsEAsEs PiCi}ii N n
Az. aLEs. more thoroughly and ransly thsn .ns
ITERATTvyEo % sn sas ri hiRn.5icsn sostasnt The,
w,Iasssd oy those Of any mineral wassf on the ~.
Many persons asiic,sd with n, a,....,. .,,,,., !.
skillfni Nh. N iorms which had resistsd the most
n mes q the suiferers alike wretched and useIess
asrxe long years OF pain have been restored 10
geIIect health By their use or the vast nurbe,
.ativsI. s WITH such maladies, there comps
nnarcu OF greatly relieved here
80 Ia. sprngs are situated In an elevated mountain
ukIon Inc scenery around Ii Wild romantic and
Tnu.siui. ana more healthy or delightful summed
Besides the Hon BATHS "a inva,,ds. thar. A..
Lwo nne pLkAsURk BATHS for persons In eord
ass,sh. GOOD MUSIC will be in attendance early
RoUTR.-Prom the principal elite. In IN. ryn,,ss
-tates by railroad to the Mlboro depo. of the Vir
sinia Central Road thence by stage coached twenty
afies. over q we'll graded turnpike to the Sprincs
;,assensers leaving Richmond. Va, or Baltimore
40 ~ INC morning can come through to this place
For full account Of tn IL celebrated WATERING
piace. see Harpers Weekly, No. IS, for June sth
e Bow tevtew Tor May and June, also, American
or pamphlet. 9, GOODE
NY 5i-u3m Hot Springs Va
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pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
The Fifth Session will commence October l,ls5s,
and close the last Thursday in June. 1859.
found to be desirable but 1t is hoped the ex perence
acquired by previous sessions and the additiopB
teachers now secured, viii give greater facility and
ready won for the Institute SO high position
Rev MANLY JR, will retain the position of Pre-
ioent: which he has occupied from the beginning
TRACTION and supervision of the school being freed
from the care of the boarders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted TO
Professor CHAs II INsToN and his Lady in whom
he Trustees feel that they have reason to repost
be hi hest confidence. Professor Winston il. also
1--WE instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature Heis Master of Arts OF the UNIVERSITY
# Virginia, and recently Professor In Transy vana
University, Ky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gen
deman of deserved reputation Professor of Matb-
.matics, whose name will be announced at an early
lay.
The services of DR. R A LEWIS. as Professor of Nat
lral sciences, of Miss MART l. THOMPSON as inatruc
tor in French. of DR. BUCHLER, az teacher of Ger.
nan. have been a2ain secured; and additional as.
,istaDce will be provided orinsruction in the Eng
JANE STAEARD, Mrs ANN Il Mallory Miss MARY
J LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA ToNPKINs will have
barge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
MIR CLAPP will continue 70 be the Principal OF
he Music Department, ana will be aided by such
ssistaDce as may be needful. Suitable provision
sill be made for instruction in painting drawing,
md other ornamental branches
TERMs-PER SESSION OF FINE MONTHS:
aifpay able In advance. Oct the remainder Feb I.
eng SD Tuition in Preparatory Department. 83O
french in Preparatory Department IL
English Tuition 10 Collegiate Department... ~
ancient aid Modern Languages, each.....-...... ~
dusic on Piano or Guitar... 50
rawinR. Needle Work, or Grecian Painting. ..... 20
vi 40
soar,. including everything except Washing. 400
6-2m II MANLY In
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JOHN BCARY, A NJ, Principal, instructor in An
lent Languages and Mathematics.
N q EDMONDS, v NJ l, Assistant in Mathemat-
cs and instructor in Tactics
JESSE JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Ian
kuages
Pa LIppE HEALE. instructor In Modern Lam
.ua0es and Music.
Miss EMILY A CLEVELAND Instrucsress in
female Department.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
dathematics, s220 per session of ten nonths, COM
uencing on the LIST Monday in October. Lights
xtra. For catalogue. or further information, ad
iress the Principal, Hampton. Va. au6-im
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,

25TH. BETw CLAY AND LEIGH SITS, CHURCH HILL.
mence MONDAY, september 18th, 1885, and clode
July 18TH 1859.
Mr.. T. w. ROSTER will have charge OF the classes
in French, German and higher Mathematics.
I. rms Per session. payable one halt LIST January,
1885, and the remainder at the end of the session
$780, $40 and $50 according t. the studies o. the pu
pill. Zach pupil will also be charged 81 for fuel and
all pupils will be charged from the time they
entered the erd Of the session, except in OF
an I6-Im* PRINCIPAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-30
By E. B. Cook Il Co.

NPLENB1U FURNITURE, fldNO, &C.,
~ AT AUCrION-On WEDNESDAY. lstSeptem-
her, ut 10 O'clock we will sell. at the reGvncs Of
G 2 Luck, Eco, on Main. between 9Th and 1t4 it,
The whole Of his Household and Kitchen fUkNI
TUBE, embracing great variety Of articles Of the
besf quality
ne parlOr Furniture consists OIL splendid Rose
wood Piano. 81 octAves. OF fine tone and finish.
made BY A II Gable Go, 2 splendid Frepch Plate
Mirrors. Brussels Carpets; Mahogany Chairs and
STA covered with plush and hsireIoth: splendid
ManteI Clock and Ornaments Marble Top fabler:
Etegre, OttonanE splendid Chandeliers; Oil Paint
ings of rare merit, &c.
The Chambers are covered with Brr ,sels Carpets.
Of the finest quality. ard furnished with the usual
variety Of Furniture, in most excellent order.
The Dining Room ID furnished with the variety
u4ually found In a well kept residence
ALSO.
great variety Of China. Crcckery and Cat Glass
ware, &c, &c.
The House will be open on TUESDAY, 3.st inst,
20 thatfhose wishing TO purchase Wsy examine the
Furniture.
TERMS: II sums under sleo, cast over that amount
months credit, for satisfactory paper.
auT b COOK d co. Aucts.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.

HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH AND
II PATH STREETS, UNION HILL, FOR SALE
BY AUCTInN.-The subscriber, intending to de-
cline housekeeping. will sell. upon the premises, on
MONDAY. the 9th of September. commencing at
O'Clock. the House and Lot on Leigh and Path streets
union Hill
The II use has 6 rooms. we'll arranged and conve-
nient. together with kitchen. &C., upon the pre-
misses.
The Lot frontson Leigh street IS feet, and runs
back 265 feet to alley. The property is well ioca
hood Of the Methodist and Baptist Churches.
TERMS: One fourth cash. the balance at 8, IL and
Is months for notes with interest and secured
by trust deed. WIN SALMON.
las Tav m
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n L. C. SALTER'S
VI. ENGLISH. CLASSICAL,

AND MATHEMATICAL SSHUUL FUh bUfS,
oNCLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND.
The sixth session of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 2Otn September next, and close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, ana French languages. Mathematics, and the
various branches OF a thorough English education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare No labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter
ests of tbeee intrusted 10 his care; to theil moral
10 less than to their intellectual training, he will de-
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TEkMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board including washing. 90
For tuition in Greek, Latin, and Mathemat-
For tuition in Latin or Nathemstlcs - 80 90
Fer tuition in higher EnRi sh branches..... 30 20
For tnifion in primary EneIieh .,,,.,,.,. 50 o.
Fer tuition in French . ....,........ ~ %
auli-dt2OS
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r II. BINFORD'S

q ENGLISH. CLASSICAL. AND MATHEAAT-
ICAL SCHOOL.
SEVENTH STREET, BETwEEN CLAY AND aRsHALL
The exercises of this School will be fSaumed on
MONDAY, September 2Tth.
with increased facilities for instruction, and BY
strict and undivided attention TO his profession the
Principal thinks that he can with safety ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation boys either for
the University or any ofonr Colleges. or for bnsi
ness pursuits.
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Mathematical. so 90
Latin and Mathematics % "
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Modern Languages Thy Prof EmioH) each...... 20 od
n. Application may he made 10 the undersigned,
At Messrs. Binford Portsr's WaTerooms, corner Of
sa iiIdsm en- ''''' ''"' IN BINfoRD.