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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-13
A J. KEELEn AuorIoNEER. OFFICE II NASSAU

A j. KELLER, AUCVIONEER, OFFICE II NASSAU
"A. street
Auction sale of magnificent house hold furniture oil paint
ipgs octave panoore drawing suits solid
hver stoary bronze and ormolu chandeliers horses
and carriages hsi mess robes yc ,,,o
TO MORROW, (MDNDAY) MARCH IA.
at the large mansion house No CO West Twenty sixth street
sixth avenue, commencing AT II o'clock pr scsely,
the cea'orus embracing the most desirable assortment
household furniture Offer ed at auction tbs all
order for the present and article to be perempo
Catalogues at the house on the morning of sale.
Drawing roomsFrench plate pier and msnte mirrors rich
~ emsrofered lace curtains shades burnhers six light
bror ana ormou chandeliers, two rosewood SUITS richly
carved In fruit and owers brocade consisting
OF two ete aete soss reception and eight
r chairs ratary marble top centre tables match the SUITS
with tulip wood ady's table rosewood octave piano
forte legs made by Smith, Alburus Goa superior
Instrument rosewood plano STOOL cabinet with French
embroidered cloth cover; music books Turkish chairs
bronze and ormou clock ebgravings velvet carpets
Psriau marble sauees Painting Music the Seasons &C.
oil paintings by celebrated artists two match paintings
scenes Huisonby Cole; superb paintings by
Rossau Gendour vapshendet aud Huntington CHAMBERS
second soryRosewood bedseads carved Louis XIV
and commodes match God dressing table hair
mattresses spring do blankets sheets feather beds quilts
towel rack srnor -gace Brussels carpet mirrors.
Chambers third fourth Mabog and black walnut
wass'snds bureaus bedseads toilet tables bedding &c,
Cd stand olclob carpet rods Dning
Ruby and crystal cut and engraved glass decanters
wines obles champagnes tunhers fruit and dessert
sats &c French china tea SETS richly decoraed white stone
MAJ kin rings coffee salver lc ivory balance handle
knives forks Sheffield ses liquor stand IA feet extension
dining table Hertz patent; buffet chairs buters tray and
stand dumb waller couch Brussels carpet &C. Also large
will Sixth and stages pass within
few doors OF the he nse.
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IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY. COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places in FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga
The favorite steamship ST OF TIE SOUTH Capi Thos
Lyon will leave Wednesday, March 16, AZ M from
North river Tickets be had for the following
Places fare low NY any other New York
10 SavanBsb accommodations superior.
New York TO New Orleans $50 rs; Mobile 1876; Montrg
merry, Ala s Atlanta, Ca So; Albany, Ga, SPA; Column
ba, S<3; Macon. Ga, SCI; Augusta. 500 Savannah Sis.
The Augusta, Capt NJ s. Woodruff succeeds Saturday
March 10, at p. n.
For freight passage spply to
SAMUEL L. MTTCHILL h son,
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WIN. DuMoNT NGTIoNEEEs,CoN DEMNEp GOODS
Establishment Tuesday March 49, II O'Clock n a Cedar
street. the foot OF Wall street viz old copper reec,ors
lamps do oil ron oil butts tanks conner and
iron lanterns, oil barrels, anchors, &c.
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ASTROLOGY,

(vLAIRvOYANCE-MRS. SEYMOUR, 10 SPRING
~ street. the successful medical business ciaryoy
ant In America; consultations evcn- on sickness
business absent friends &C. and satisfaction guaranteed al
ways or no pay taken.
nj B.-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or TIE OELEBR ED
~ Madame PkEWSTERy sho has ncen oonuulted BY
thousands N ths and other cities with entire sasfActcn She
feeh confident she has eQus tho Of future
wife or husband alec u OF her visitor II Won ~sh ruh
give her call 7ib sih Avenue Forty sscond street
Ladies' 90 cents; gentlsgner 81
Is GOO FIVE ,aoUsSSp poI.LARs REWARD
Madame " IN the ar OF csrvoy ~srology
rants to cure any dsease In ~ wors. forui particularly
matism, affections ~ the throat uuga. ~ Madsue u Ia
the only natural clayoyau In the United All who are
afflicted In Trouble Unsuccessful In business matters cali
and sec this naturally gifted lady Once Ia Sprng street
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kMUsy1lrENTs.

a, Bloy dAgpEN
N NIXON CO.'S sp SnEar s ESTEsTHIAS TROUPE
nens EiIon Co. beg to that they have at
''''''e sss SfSHia, Hsss 4 NEXT
II SGns H%sn
e NJ
s xsn 'snS - s'i.sa world No. Wan 4Tssrsss
ons 'S Ses nss from These the sams
as Exsn %T %HsDo CASTLE
and VA s oss,s and magnificent eager isds
u sad r
s' Sss1'sss SSssS ,s!S H. elephant
ss q % e % country and
Monday evening" f EnssA Il SI lsiG HERE
. A' e's SSassT q we %osDrRs
NATURAL HISTORY
aENAoERfr OF BANNED ANIMALS.
s1S s finest tpSo to % country Of an
e.. :iiSs 3 s4s s Es2Ess
- LINTON.
MILE. EiAsLER, I'm .us,,v
xes,rs N.cn 10 presume that it is needless remind
- pa''' ENORMOUS COST AND OUTLAY
attendant upon iSs'sF EXT EXTRA ATTRACTION
GRAND EQUESTRIAN TROUPE.
both forming the
Most Offered Ever
Trusting sS T' e s rss III PATRONAGE
warrants them, at the same time, In making
FUR1HER EXERTIONk
Doors open at 6f: 70 commend at7X.
Tcke1 20 cents Upper benes. 25 cents
SSssS zssHRsSSs ; 5is PERFORMANCE as''
WALLLACKs THEATRE
BENEFIT
Mr.. LESTER wALLAoK.
FORTY. NINTH NIGHT OF
- THE VETERAN
Mr. WAI.IACk. .a&. COLONEL
This unique aud extraordinary production still
large audiences and M enthsaAc reception during
frat week Of ts perormance,
HPARRLlHG CONEDY. GRAND SPECTACLE
SPLENDID SCENERY and GREAT ACTING.
being combined In manner totally unprecedented the
American stage. 1t will therefore be repeated
EVERY EVENING.
NIX LESIEE WALLACk.. .as....................LEON
Mn EK0uGHAM .as. ...............r THE VIZfER
NM D1OII. as THE EMIR
Mtn liOEY .AMINEH
hlsS MAHr GANNON. AS BLANCHE
Mhn' nhhNON.. rs .THE WIDOW
mnS eLOAN as .GULNARE
M. Bangs Mr.. Cbppendae Mr. Levere, Mr. Lascees Mr.
Mr. Q. Parloc, Eiss u. Henrsde, Mas Tree In origins.
Performances terminate before II O'Clock.
Tho doors will open at performance TO commence af7H
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THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF UNITED
VANDERBILT, Captain p \. Lefevre.. Satardsy April 8
NORTH STAR. Captain A. G. Jones Saturday, Nay T.
From Havro and
Southampton for New Yogf
VANDERBILT, Capt p Lefevre Wednesday, May ii.
NORTH STAR, Captain A. G. Jones. Wednesday Nay -
Those stcamshps have water tight compartments.
Garry able surgeons.
No Storage passengers.
Price Of passage-Frst cabin $40 and 800.
. Second cabin so aud 80.
d. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green, n. r.
EVOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship ARA0O, d. Lines comuander.
viii leave for Havre touching al Southampton
and paseengors ON Saturday April at IL o'clock from pier
water tight enclosing the engines u ~
event OIL COLLATION. srandng the could hen
and the pumps being free to work. safety and
passengers would be secured Baggage during
the voyage should be sent board the before calling
marked Below" For freight passage apply To w, a
DkAYTON, agent. No. Broadway,
N.B.The steamship Fulton will succeed the Arago, and
sail April 80.
EoR HAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTH.
II ampton.
ship
BoRUssIA, N. TrautmAnn, Commander.
will leave pier q North river,
Friday, April ]. stl2M
First cabin 800 Second cabin steerage S26
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CTBAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST, DUB
- lin and Londond derry without delay, for SO Return
uckes to either the above places good for ak months by
any OF the line, $50.
GLASGOW, Capt Thomson. Saturday March TO- IL n
EDINBUR0 Capt. Cumming Wednesday, April IS IL M
Rates Of passageCabin y6 third cla5s found with cooked
provisions, $50.
For freight or passage apply.o
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ANIEr g HOuGu. AuCrInNoEER --nFFICE No aa

DAEiFI HoUGu. AUCTIoNoEER--oFFTCE No. go
~ Broadway.-Aucion Bouce--kich rosewood aed i'm
ported furniture.-D S. HOUaH will sell. pub
lie suction to Monday March H. at l0k O'Clock.
precisely all the furniture decorations works art
&c so general assortment of table ware such china,
dinner and tea SETS silver service savers cut gass
cutlery spoons forks &c &c contained In the first
residence IS Clinton place. In Eighth street. between
broadway and Fifth partial list from the catalogue
u here suboined:--
tapestry carpets extension table buffet
and chairs cuna tea sets ivory cutlery cut glassware silver
plated forks casters &e together with all the
kitchen utensis belonging 10 the house.
furnished with velvet carved
wood parlor suits solid centre side pier tlbes
wall etegeres pier and nsnel glasses mantel
namens figures classical groups rich embroidered
lace window curtains plate pier and oval glasses
reception and recunbent chairs; merorious oil paintings
bronze gas fixtures rosewood library and secretary book
elegant octave piano. pearl keys and
fruit ladies' work tables, music cabinet together with nh
mite variety Of works OF and decorations too
menbon.
In the chambers superby carved rosewood bedstead
bureaus and commodes couches, cottage chairs side aud
dressing bles fac hair mattresses spring beds bolsters and
pillows, curtains shades &c.
The upper furnished with Ans mahogany single
aud double bedseads and the corresponding furniture to
match Also very superior sts of richly enameled bedroom
furniture Catalogues To he had ut the house only.
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Upward sCHENCK AUCTIONEsR--ON TUESDAY
~ March 10, a. ii O'Clock at 80 streetE. F. H.
od & WI sell without reserve about - cases Scotch
ana in wnskey, and 1877 gallons do do including Mehsus
Janisens Wses and Hainseys and Glenlivet &c also,
and pale; old apple Jack, gins ports
concern q Mesrs L. e. CLARK Co. several remnants ia
ana remaining uns0d from last SALE consisting
brandies whlskeys wines rum sardnes &C. also several
thousand Havana segrs favore brands VIZ Punch Cabinet
kio Hondo, La America, Figaro Henry Clay, &c.
TTENRY n LEEDS 4 co. WILL GIVE THEIR PER-
IL sona attention to sales Of furniture last IS
yeas he residence of tuose about breaking up house
keeping or removing Also will hold weekly sales OF furni
ure &C. AZ their spacious salesrooms q Nassau
John @. OLDNKR AUCTIONER.
by zEkBY pLDNER, 1880 BROADWAY,
Broadway, for cash ~ ' wv
200 dozen ladies' and gents kid gloves
90 pieces cloths and cassimeres
enbroderies, parasols, &c
zERBy oLDNER, Auctioneers
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A ssI.EEEs' SALE OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, ROCK
"A Always AND BaROOCHES
JOHN q. OLDNER AUCTIOHEER.

SALEsROOMS 1870 BRO hDwAY
On Wednesday 10th inst at II o'clock sslesooms 100
Breadway the highest bidder for cash. fifty carriages bug
ges barouches and rocka by order OF the assignee
ZEHby 4 O.DNER, AuctiOneers.
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4 UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIONEER-BY
"A BOGART-Monday, l4h inst, at l0s o'clock at the
auction rooms No North wism street. mortgage sale of
household furnureone rosewood piano. bagaele table,
parlor su mahogany Sofas hedsesds beds aud bedding
looking gasses mahogany rockers Brussels
tables washstands, bureaus, ten stoves, &c.
JACOB HOt Attorney for Mortgagee
Also at NJ O'Clock. the stock of hardwsrearge lot Of
and forks brushes shoves hinges locks wees
Terms cIab, in current funds. Deposits required
A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONESR-
"A S. BOG ARTrnesday, 18th inst at 1915 O'Clock at 45a
Greenwich street stock and xurea segar sorefancy
ppes segar poriemonnaies 20 600 Havana segars
bacC o. show cases, counters sasbes &c.
A COTTON NOTICE }. BOGART AUCTIONEER-BY
~ 8 eOGAKfWednesday, 10th irst. at IL o'clock ut 223
Wooster street the premises known Jur store, mort
gage sale of motel furnurelarge gilt mirrcrs bedseads,
beds and bedding mahogany bureaus tables Chairs carpets
lace curtains aud cornices oil paintings washsands and
crockery. Barroom furniture oil paintings, costly
gas chandeliers fuurs English beer pump. crockery and
gss ware chars tables engrayiDgs ocoth kitchen
range, kitchen turniture, cookrg utensils, &c.
JOHN r. FARhfsGTON, Attorney for Mortgagee
Office No. IL Chambers street
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A UCTloN SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
"A A. b. Girls rALAh, aucioneer, Will sell on Monday
I4h instant at ~ O'clock % Bowery large assortment
OF fock sack and busoes ssmere CLOTH nen and aoacS
doeskn Aarseies and cassr pants silk satin lad
Valencia vests boots and shoes calf skiu and kip gentle
patent leather CATERS and shoes sc travelling
recuea poremonnses china mante ornaments, &C. Also
by of this assignee lot OF dry goods consisting Of de-
laDes cashmeres gnghans, prints lawns handkerchiss
stockings uneershrs and drawers slks velvet Innings but
&c,
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SHIpPING.

cvrv Az 10 LIVERPOOL LONDON GLASGOW. DUB
- In SeA Londonderry and al Inc principal 70 wns
a. Epsla.n Ireland, carrying the United States mall va
IJversoo - bout delay at gresy reduced rstoc inc "a
yernnoi Es York and Philadelphia saeamsnip COMPANY
splendid Ciyds ION screw ssansbsps are saopaeo %
sssT,i.--.~S's~ -
0tTY OF y .AoA sev foak. -
5ALTrk0 RE. .........,..... SATURDAY March II
- .....:........: ............ Saturday, March "a
AN. ana every alternate Saturday,
Al u O'Clock, noon from ptcf No. AMIR
SSctn rom new York and philadelphia ~
arg clasa nom New York 10 any OF the above named
Return ckesl av.abis for sii moahs Soc Pa.ssnrsss
~ 20 Havro Paris Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, and
ps A OF me Continent without delay .
enssre ne immediate extinction Of re and be scaes d.
cpnne enforced with regard gh For frsshs
% psseaEe apply at the Once Of the company.
JOHN g. DALE, Is Broadway New York Aren't
m Liverpool 70 VIM IkMAN. TowW Buildings
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS NAIL STKAMSHR
BREMEN
II. WEssEf. CoMM ANDBu,
Carrying The United States Nj,
sAfURDAY, MARCH 10, 1t I'm,
VIA southampton taking passengers for London.
HAvre southampton and Bremen n the following rates.
~. u1uisi Uo9
IN" oAo'n 6Q
For freight Or passage
aM.F ScGRHES 4aEUreES q RE1cHmL.
81 Broadway.
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Skillet, Mrs Mountchesspe ons maid Mrs Levick
The performances Will include side splitting farce
MR. AND MRS PETER WHITE,
Supported by Messs Peters Varrey Levcx and Peters, r
ana Misses Mccarthy Wells and Marden and Interpreted
with singing and Dancing In the approved
operate aud Sstaosc styles by those arists
MR. AND MIS- PETER WHITE.
Dress circle seats be secured advance with
out extra chsrge-60 cents each.
Doors open at 61s; 70 commence al TX precisely
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY

" f. Il e N 4 y ! IA nor
II AS received beautiful stock u SPLIN.
IL SUMMER GOODS. tor Gentlem,. -.
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
comprising the fashionable shade, rur,La.,d ,.
the importer direct. aud Warranted to be- hon d,
best manufactures in Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES
Of the most elegant styles, and
NESTlNGS
of every variety. WHIT. 10" a., Mar
Shirts: Under Shirts and Drawer; Cra,at.. \.
Ties: Stocks; Pocket llandkcrchIc..: Ga,
Shirt Collars. and Susrendcrs.
READY-MADR CLOTHING.
OF various kinds and offered al low rrire A.
a full assortment OF the very best
TRIM VI NGS.
Thankful for iavOrs heretofore received s..,..
the public that no effort shall be- ,Iar,d IL.
satisfaction. All Garments ordered valiant
b. made in the best w"rkmanlikc uarnrr.
.ss'- .Stor. No. - Ming N,-.i. an, d.or or
Koyri. an,
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100. 100. 100. 100. leo
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100. King STU,

tLENANb Va,
dogs leave Ia announce To hi, uun!cruu, fr;,
ID and customers. that he is new pIrrarI
exhibit stock of READY MADE CLoTMN.
aad Gentlcmen'S Furnishing GOODS, wmrb
regard To- quantity. quality. and style. curi,,
euuailcd by any similar establishment ~ ia.s al.
aud not excellcd by any Clothing house N D..
two loading avenues of fashion "n thu. ,dv Of!
Atlantc-Brondway, New York; ANA Ch,,,l..
street. Phiiadclp hia.
Although the present stock l. very cN'cu,I.
one. indeed. additional supplies will It'll lie r,r,l.
cd. from time To time. during the bu,iurs, sr,yr
ia order 10 keep up mll assortment OF sUir, 81. .
sizes.
p. S.-Mr WATERMAN will culraNurtatr.
vince any one inN oring HIM with cu,. us,
reputation for selling AT the nosi moderate rr..
is grounded on ncts. apg.
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
~ Being in receipt at splendid stuyh
SPRING GOODS. hes leave 10 call !,ur 81.
tcntiou to the same. consisting # CLOTHS. CA>
MERES AND VESTlNGS, among which youN
ind the brightest Shades and best qUaIli,, u'air
featured in Europe. Feeling confident that o..
peasc all, a. To quality, shaGc. price ud 90
earnestly solicit visit from any WI" NAY a,
in want OF any thing in ny line. Also 90,
assortment of GENTLEMENS' FIRAlSHNp
GOODS. such n Linen and Nett shirts. hrs.
ers. Handorchicis. Gloves, Shirt Collars, tIa,s,
among which you will find new style A"k ,
A Email quantity vt READY MAZE tLull
ING, which ! am determined Ia ciosr out Hl ,ug
low prices. Thankful for the liberal rH"ula.s
heretofore extended, | Nm determined Ia mrr,
continuance vi tho same. by making an eats e.
fort t. please all who will writ
ap III WM. ARNOLD. No. -. KiuE -
ROADWAY, MN YoHh. or klNG S1ElIl.
ID ALEXANDRIA, NA.--Thc former tie l,sa "a.
the fashion of New York, and the latter q, uu,
good old town, Alexandria. Broadway. y. ! ~.
dispay ing the novelties uI London. Pam, aud ,l,
own American fashions. and Srh""lhrr ( D.,
Of the latter place. los King street. Thu. op
prisins tho fashions of the world int al, ,,ra..
liSbment in that now particular branch 81 lr>in,-
the Clothing Trade. 1t will Lc graft! ~ ru ne
public ts select at their own door, rrar 81 L,u,
and with little or no cNp,uSe. the ZANE gu'd, rf
which they would have 10 go OF s,u1 abroad ?
their supplirS, and even pay more at ID, hH.v
cities than right at home, "i tie old ,,t"h!,lu
house. They are receiving nov. sud ''rliIG,r
receive during the season, weekly, We dalll, hon
their own manufacturing cstahlsLmcut. ~ tie
North, all the novelty, ~ soon ~ they make li,u
appearance. to which they invite the att,rt.,I OBJ
their friends and cu,tomers, i'll Menu, Boy - aId
Children's CLorHISG. Also. Gentlemen, lar
ni,hiug G"odt. Small profits and qulrk ,a'r,
not to DO outdone, and entire sntisiartI"u. u 'i,
motto 81 tho House. Call early, YOU will mtls
gret it. Remember well.
SCHOOLHEER & BRO.
las King st.. doors below the Marshall IIou-r
Alexandra. Va. mh l,n
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WENTWORTH SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
DIES ALEXANDRIA,

TINHE SUCCESS OF THIS INSTITUTION
L has induced tho Principal to extend the sphere
oil its usefulness. During the vacation, new AMI
elegant buildings will be erected. opposite The
Custom Horse. This location, one ot the most
delightful in the city, renders it most desirable
both for IA boarding and day School Every I'm
rruvrmcnt will he introduced to continue its pro
sent literary character.
For circulars, containing terms. apply at the
Book Store uf Messrs james Entwisle Sou, or
to the Principal ALBERT +. BASSFORD,
No. -, Prince-strcet, Alexandr'a.
,nts- The exercises If the School will he resuin-
ed ON Monday, September 18th. jy 22-2awti
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MRS MccoRMIcK,s SCHOOL.

Mrs. MCCORMICK desires I" INFORM her
lxl friends and the public generally. that she
will resume the duties of her school ON the hrst
Monday in September next. -,
TIL. course of study pursued, will comprise al
the branches requisite Ia thorough Ensish eau
cation.
In addition 10 her iay scholars she il DESTROYS Of
rec wing into her family lew pupils ~ hoarde'''
aged from 10 To "a years. VII" will be under her
immediate care aud oversight.
For term. and further particulars. apply al her
residence No. IS Cameron street. iy 2I--eou
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NEW SPAPER DECISION.

The Supreme Court of Indiana has made a
decision which has an important bearing
upon the interests of the newspaper press. -
A controversy existed relative To Il .;arg"
for advertising between the Commissioners
OF Hamilton county and the Patriot n'ws-
paper. 1t was held by the Judge that ''th"
published terms ut newspapers constitute
contract. II work is gwen IL newspaper
publishers. without IL special contract col'-
trayening the published terms, the publisher
can charge and receive according t. the terms nj
published. 1t il not necessary Ia prove what
the work cost or was worth: the publishers
have right to fix the value Of their columns,
and if so fixed, no other question need be
asked, but the price thus charged can be re-
covered"
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DUKE STREET MALE ACADEMY.

".
TINIIE cxercis,s Of this Institution, will bs re-
suinrd on Monday. 9TH September.
In addition to the Male. Female Department
will be instituted under the direction Of Miss ;.
J. G. WuIrrLESEY. where young ladies can re-
c.iye instruction in all the branches usually
laugh, in first class Academies. including Music
ON Piano and Guitar. French. &r.
Young Ladies from the Country can tic ac'oih-
modateI with board with the Principals.
Rate, of tuition per quarter oil eleven weeks is
heretofore, varying from - to $40.
Applications received at l3i, Duke street. hieA'
andria. Va. Sent. aug lava"
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TlRNs:-For Day Scholars. $3.50 per quarter
,,n,3-s,wIw GEORGE 4. SMITH. A. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA CENTRAL SCHOOL.

FINnE EXERCISES uF THIS S'hoo- VIII "e
resumed .Hondny September 5h. Persons
w,shin. to see the subscriber business relating
to tue School. may lind him ut his Sch""l Room.
in the 2ui story of Brook Lodge, between me
hours OF = and 10 o'clock, A. NJ. until the 10Th
inst, and as the number "f Students L. llmItch'
those desiring places for their sons should Apply
ar soon IA practicable.
,ug I6dtf H. +. HENRY.