MONROE SEMINARY.
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VNHE undersigned would respectfully ammo
u TO the public that the Monroe Seminary
be re-opened on the 81 lstinst., for the educatld
youth for the ordinary duties Of life or for any
higher classes in college. Having had conside
practical exp rience in teaching at the Nort|
hopes and trusts that his efforts will prove sud
full here. For evidence Of the excellence Of hii
dentials as to capacity and character, he has the
TO refer 70 ex-governor John Tracy, of New
and to Coi Benton, of this city, For terms, ID
at the Seminary, ON H street, between 9Th an
directly north Of the Patent Office.
VA r. 8. NJ. WILLOUGHH


Washington, August, 24th. is46.


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