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specimen may be conss,,,i 4, - m WI ever 'aw hnde
fabrics Of looms the crude remedies Of hs Iii 80 " VIC
The numPh' OF modern pharmacy In days ppoe
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pa re ihi. poycre-. ca,.on ma 70 .le patient Com.
atnned I'm s,sps' ani
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this preparation their most r,s, Exercise through
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IT,, - anu slihus Including Seioual yield readily IN
r. 80, instance, 10 It's eneets
ust PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence of superior
anu eheaey sec pamphlets which may obtained of
uaus.
- ~ - .nI wholesale and retail, aud for expectation
y A. ~ Islands Druggists 100 Fulton street conner of vii
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GOODIEAR'S GUM ELASTIC PACKING
TOH SrEAW gygrgrs

FNNfiS article ~ OF great value, a. amy Ma
- elhneu who hsi q VII acknowledge. used On an the
Hornsrn Roll Roads aud Steamboat and In 40 The new Steam
Mills small qrnntiy has been received or salo by
WILLIAMS A. HAxAt.b
ap 10 Agents for Tho Manufactures.
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IboEro RICO sUGAR-g5 Hsis bsauufp. article. in store
i9f eaic BY apl5 WILLIAMS \ HAXALL
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American people Of Candidate for the Presidency
who would in such intrigue for his personal pro-
motion, Of Prendeaf, who, having voluntarily enter
cd into the contract should afterwards violate it's spua-
uonsl viii they say that the ueaehery OF the incum
bent is OF piece with the corruption Of the aspant
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100 prs. Of Ladies' Cheap Iics and
supper, jus, received per the Rainbow direct from
the manufacturers.
b' fHANhIIN will open this day, his Spring Supply
q Ladies cheap Ties and Slippers comprising tho best a.
o'eH' ne has ever offered To the public among winch Will be
h' morocco hd aHd hne seal Ties from 50 o Is cts
yer PAIR asp light morocco Ties Huskns suitable for sprny
Ma ana butn' and Slipper and nauyoner kinds which
vi" D' 500 cheap Tor cash by the dozen pair
country Merchants and City 10 call and
I'h Al my varied a-'orment will Inducements 10 all who
may he IN want Of cheap shoes. No. 2I5,
broad Street. Shoctor Hin
her door bslo" the Dry Goods Valentine Breden
"a 'N'
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This day, Thursday, April I5th--Canit,ls con ooo
10000, 5OOO 10 Of lOOO-75 and IL drawn Tickets So
Sales close at2I r. NJ
10 morrow evening, Friday, April 18th, at half past
NJ, at Exchange Hotel--Capitai s 1000 Tickets 81
Friday night by mail from Ao1andra--7OOO. Tickets
Saturday, April l7th--S3529i. 10000, 30 Of 1000 -
Tickets $40. Call on the Prize Vender CLARKE
\VEBB'S PRIZE OFFICE, iIth street opp,.,,c ,r,
w Alhambra-D Paine & Co, Managers, Lewis w Webb
Neudor.
splendid Scheme for to day-Maryland Susqucianna
Lottery, class 20. Capitals OO0O 10000 5000 1907
lOO OF lOOO-IS nos, IL drawn ballots Tickets X TO-
halves 3, qrs $50
Also $4,000 for S2--79 nos, IL drawn
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoko Lottery class As
Is "a l So % IL 50 60 40 IS "a 40
Drawn Nos Of the Delaware Lottery class 81:
81 90 l3 81 / % 81 10 - Z, m
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PUBLIC MEETING.

FISH Fay will be given at Sweeny's 10 miIcs h. -,
mond on THURSDAY next the 18Th candidates for Con
TO be and address peop-on which oessor
o; each Of the candidate, respectfully r,oused 70
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VIEW sUPPLY OF nOOTs. smOEs. 80

April ., 1917.
~ p are now opening schr Rainbow, new supply Of
Boots shoes, &c suitable country t-ade TO which
we respectfully invite Country Merchant and ali IN want to rive
Us calf We can to merehaua great many advantage in
nuynZ Zoos and shoes that they ecwhsrc We have
probably the TED goods thai can be- found IN ,nv hone
anywhere We PERFECTLY satisfied purchasers will say that
u,t ana cheaper stock o. goods they An
call from those wishing buy
apis Pr-TNpy 4 ~ ,1-r5
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CIarkc,s Onicc Nm q,

Let all LOTTERY Vendors say irLsi they mag:
For sELLISo PRnEs CL-7RHE C4RRIES TIM, - .
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W Auction SALE-GRocERIEs, Liquors. &c.-The at
tenuon OF dealers requested auction sale this
ing OF Sugar. Molasses Tea, Coffee, Bacon best Sperm
Oil, &c. &c. WILLIAMS & HAXAIT
ap Is A."
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Garpetinas.
NEW SPRING oARPErrNcs

YErEssoS, HUMPHREY a soss.
No. $50 Prarlsrrrf. trsar Mndtonl
IIAvE RECEIVED, BY late arrivals from Europa a
III large and eh assortment Of the following choice Car
petings.
sIony Velvet and Tapestry Carpet; patterns s.d do
signs entirely nswnevefbefore offered 10 this country
Z and framed Brussels Carpets
Rich 5-ply. now shsdings, do
Double super super and extra fne do
Dsmask. Royal Twiled and Plain Venetian.
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers
Druggets Rugs, Mats, Se- he Also, heavy OIL Cloths,
from - feet wide together with large lot Of Cheap
Goods to which particular attention Is called. ms Ennis
NEW CARPET STORE, so oANAL-sr.
SECOND CARPET STORE FROM BROADWAY
SThe subscriber would inform his friends. and others
ard opening splendid assortment OF spri1S patterns and
new designs from the approved manufacturers such a.
Tapestry Brussels imperial Three Ingram Venetian
Csrpetings, Rugs Mauingr, Floor OIL Clolhs. ke NC
comprising general assortment OF articles IN his line
Also hs1dsoms assortment OF lowprtced Ingram Car
peti1g ais lwis' s. c. LfNEs, 81 Csnalst
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
SMITH l. LOUNsBERY, rs Pearl-sL (or2osits WI
- lam daily receiving their supplies OF Csrpe,
ines kc for the Spring Irsde-among which are large
number OF new and elegant pserns al the following ex'
tr-mely low prices:
Brussels Carpeting. patterns los TO ia yard
SPY Imperial, new patterns, ss- 70 los. par yard
Double and sGperine Ingrain, rew pat So 10 Ia
Extra Inc and tine lngrain patterns, Sc. TO -.
Common Ingram. rich bright colors, Pa toss
Also large assortment OF Floor OIL Cloths from 10 "a
feet wide, Rugs Duggss Mstngs table and piano Co
vsrs, and general assortment Of sill other articles
necfed with The trade extremely low. ms lms
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or SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship Niagara RUSSELL Liverpool, Stanton & Frost
Bark Franklin Meuke, Hamburg Schmidt & Balchen
Brig Francis ssvn, ST Thomas, &c, Thompson
Hunter
schrs Harriet Arcy, Richmond N l. McCresdy & Co;
Amazon. Steelman Plymouth. do; Ann Smith, Black
man. New Orleans do; Uncas, Perkins, Havana. &c,
Evans Nancy Bishop, Kelly. Br West Indies Foster
Nckerson Baltimore, Sleght Baltimore Johnson; Ma
~ Nelson, Boston, E Lewis Edwin Ross, White Phila
dephis; Dudley II Gregory, Farley, Brsndywine; I A
Shops Warren, Thompson. New Haven; James Lam
pheer, Kenny, Providence George Washington Green
Newport &c.
Pscketshp Oxford Yeson, I'm Liverpool March L.
mdse to Ii Marshall 22d exchanged signals with ship
Gsrrick of Bsrdssy Island Goth, of Cape clear, saw
large ship steering eastward supposed to be the Monte
yuma New York. The o. sailed through 100 miles OF
ice on the eastern edge of the Banks. 49,
Ship Amset Harris, I'm Hsvre March Is, md'e and "a
passengers, to master
Br ship Compton, Horton 81 DIS I'm Liverpool 2U2 pas
seDgers. 20 order. .
Br ship Harmony Jamison % de fm Liverpool salt
and s2s passengers, to Hsrnden Co.
Bark Mary Morris FIN the Clyde 18th March, In com
psny with the bark 81 Andrew, OF Boston for Havana
Left bsrks Williams, Williams, for Londonderry
same day; Maria Baker Havana do April g. lat -, Ion
40 spoke ship Canton, OF Wscasset from Norfolk, for
Cork l2 ds out 4h lat 49, lon ~ several icebergs
lin lat ~ Ion o. 30 spoke brig Cronsad I'm Glasgow
Tor AZ days out 18th lat 80 So Ion o. spoke
ship Cushsmschree, fun Galway for New York. 9th. lat
- 10 ion 80, exchanged signals with London packet
steering east
Br bark Mirimachi Boyd, % DIS I'm Glasgow mdse to
Br bark Charlotte Smith 40 do finn Liverpool. mdse
and 2o2 passengers, to Robinson.
Bremen bark Atlantic - ds I'm Bremen mase and %
passengers, to Meyer & Stucken
Brig New'iork. Sleeper, 10 de FIN ssgua La Grsnde
sugar, TO Spoford Tieston & Co.
Danish brig Msrgsreha Moor As de I'm Rio de Janet.
TO- coffee, to L Phipps Co.
Brig Adelaide Bray, 10 ds I'm Porto Rico, sugar. &c
to Buck
Br brig Gratitude Ricksby 20 ds I'm Sunderland coal,
TO order
Br brig sprite Rou,lidge 65 de- I'm Sunderland coal
&C. Geo r Moorewood & Co
Brig Genius, De Wolfe, 10 de- fun Matsnrss sugar, to
master.
Br brig Adelia Ann. Tobin. 9 ds fn Halifax. s. a.h
and oil, TO Huater & Co.
Schr Pswtueket ormsby Is ds I'm Csrdenss, (Cubs)
10 Read 4 Hoppock.
Br schr Eliza & Ann Ferguson % DIS I'm Limerick. In
ballast 10 passengers 10 Maitland & Phelps
Schr Cadet. Matthews, Is de I'm New Orleans mdse
to Read Hoppock.
BELow-l BRIG. unknown. Wind South.
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Drp Goods.

DAMAGED GOODS
lust RECEIVED AT BANKERS, 2si Grand St | bale
~ Scotch Diapers. finest quality slightly damaged.
Also, case Prints yard wide, imperfect IN cooring-
and will be sold chespat
ais Sis BARKERs 2si Crardsl
TOWNSEND n. UNDERHILL & co. OF 49, 20
and 70 CedarsL New York would hereby inform their
friends and customers that in connection with their Brown
Sheeng establishment, they have Just completed an sdd
tora for the sails Of Beached Goods and that from
this time forward, they will constantly exhibit for sale
~ variety OF bieached sheetiugs and shrngs from
yard to yards wide and comprising the very styles
both heavy and fine Also large supply Of smooth yard
wide goods, Of good quality and low price from TO
cents per yard according 10 the price Of the article
In the brown state. TOWNSEND " UNOERHfLL,
GEORGE w. POWERS
NewYork March 9, lsf7. ais
are In receipt OF an extensive
assortment Of the newest styles Of French English and
German cassimeres, which would commend TO the al
enon OF those who have proved the truth Of
lions In reference % the superior style aud make OF
looms enabled to furnish. and such have
given than trial would repeat the assurance that
hose requiring 81, combining and elegance can be
suited al 81 Broadway. WIN. T. JENNINGS 4 co.
mSO isn Diapers and TaorI
A RMY AND NAyY-Ths particular attention direct.
"A ed TO military work, ensbes ne 10 furnish and
navy uniforms 10 strict conformity regulations and
have always hand goods TO the requirements
OF all grades OF the service.
WIN. T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tailors,
ss tins % Broadway American Hotel
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AotA.- -is1<S,oSf S<ofAsf Af0VtSr~ o~oOfa'N
From New. York-Rye bush, 1894; Oats bush 1885,
$40 Barley, bush, l3007l
Total export from United States since list Sept last
Flour, bbis, 22oo4l2 Wheat bush, l9l6,367; Corn,
bush, 9,os4,l6l.
The ~sove tables though not all obtained from official
sources, are believed to be very nearly correct
6RAlE-we hear of nothing doing In Whest The
market Tor Corn Is about as yesterday The saies are
1900 bushels including 5000 to 5000 bushels Southern
mixed At 81; 1000 do, White SO 5000 do Northern
Waite. 929e5. and about 10000 bushels Southern and
Northern Yellow at s&as6 cts. To arrive there is little
Or 20 in9airy Barley was IN request and 5000 bushels
cts small parcel Black Eyed Peas sold at 2 IS. and
$50 bbls Geld Peas at l2i per bushel Sales $4,000
bushels southern Oats at 44045 and 5000 River 1880
Export from Let to 18th April Corn, 5ss757 bushels
Wheat 1881 bush; Rye, ll,45S bush Barley, none
osts 2lto bush Export from the United States since
ia September last Wheat l,9l6,367 bushels OF which
70 orsa Britain and Ireland, l.400942 and OF Corn,
s,50s. i76 bushels.
WHlSkY-Ihe market 10 27i ana per Dbl with sales
$50 bbis Drudge is held at 2sc without sales.
LEAp-A sale OF 500 pigs was made at 20, cash.
TEAs-The sale OF the cargo per Congress and in.
voice per Rainbow went OF well today The company
large the teas and some parcels are con.
dered TO have sold better than similar qualities a, the
last sale of new.
NAVAL sToREs-Turpentine 10 held srmly, but we
know OF transactions We notice sales of 1000 bbls
North Couaty Tar for export at 81 and 1880 North
County Rosn. equal to IS cents per Dol, delivered.
oILs-American Linseed 10 without chsnge-sellng
IN lots wanted at so cents cash. and S. mos; Eng
sh here 10 held At IS, cash 10000 gallons Dutch and
Enghsh sold to arrive at 1913 cash and 900 gallons
Enelsh In June at Tie, cash 300 bbs Crude Sperm
hsve been purchased In New Bedford for this market at
about 81. cash
hEhP-The market for American IL inactive the sup
phes having somewhat increased, and purchases only
BENG made 10 supply immediate wants 2l3 bales Dew
.o'Ied sold at ti35osl6o 6mos Foreign remains very
hiDEs-The sales are 1000 Rio Grande 22t 70 TO go
~ me River. at about previous prices; 1880 South
"n sooatio cash and 500 Chagrss, on private terms
sish-The arrivals Of Dry Cod continue hight; small
ZEE nom store at IS OF Mscksrel COO bbls Halifax
~os sad sold at l2i and i2i Holders firm at
wi Quotations 500 bxs No Scaled Herring were dis.
posed OF at IS cents, cash.
shoiI-ssles have been made of 2l0o boxes Bunch
Asnins at ] IS; some halves IS eta
L. rhoslslONS-There 10 but moderate business do
bas 20 rolk and prices are without change and heavy
~ 1os Meas sold at IL rs and 70 so was bid for 1000
- I,ime. large sale OF old Beef $500 bbs 10 re-
s'so 70 have been made At so and SO. We think
ssis was made but not positive about tho price
s'ss iyoV0 los Western SMOKED Hama and Bacon AZ
sho cts sslss 400 kegs Lard Ut 10Y cts and some
~, nosi cts. Export from Let TO 18th April Beef
=" oe' rerh, l,s%% bbls Lard, s,s27.
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~ Ezekiel Thomas, Thiries

~ Ezekiel Thomas, Thirieenthst. doors
rom Willow was for a length OF tine afflicted with a
very violent cough pain In the side and breast
Of the lungs Of breath appetite night swesis
&c. He made trial Of various remedies but gradually
grew His whole syslsm seemed prostrsfsi but
by the use OF Dr. Swaynes celebrated Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry permanently cured His residences
within the reach Of all one can cal and have the
above substantisfed by 4 personal ntsryisw
Principal Office Of Eight and Race sta Phiadei-
pbia
Agents nNew York-Chss II. Ring, ls2 Broadway, cor
Johnsl: r. A sands. lss Bowery, Warner EOS blesksr.
81; Hsr, SIS 0rsnd-sl Dodd, nj Broadway Lews 81
6rssswehst ais II
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DIED:

At Jamaica, L. |. April l3, Mrs MARY LEONARD
BROWN aged so years.
Her friends, and those Of her sonin-law the Rev G.
H. Sayres. are invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence on Thursday, 18th inst at 3 o'clock
On Tuesday, the 18th inst EDWARD c. EMERSON
aged 81 years.
His friends and acqusntances are respectfully invited
to attend his fuaeral, Thursday afternoon the 18th
inst at " o'clock. from his late residence West
Jwelith-st corner OF Ninth avenue. al3 2t'
ES- Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy
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Aurfiou Sales.

JACOB s. PLArr, Auctioneer
A UCTGON SALE.-JACOB 4 PLArT will cell this
N day, April IS, at 10 O'Clock 1T 100 Ninth avenue Chs
the store fixtures and moveaoles OF confectionery
and oyster saloon Of the FIRST class consisting OF white
bic top and black walnut table with
chairs, glasses glass Jars show csses soda fountain
counter scales and all the requisite articles necessary for
carrying on the business.
Also the elegant door oil CLOTH in piece cost sin
The above have been recently purchased and smost
equal 10 new.
FvRsIrsREAlso, the furniture contained In the above
house, consisting OF general assortment ais IL
w. II. JONES, Auctioneer. ss3
D0OT AND SHOE SALE monthS credit
- Thursday April u.s. st 10y o'clock at the Of Ives
Hoard, 2l3 Pearlst (zear Msdenls neD 500 cases Of
boots shoes and brogsns fresh and desirable goods sts
bic for the Southern Western and city trade Dealers will
End the shove sale worthy OF attention. every case on
the catalogue will be sold without reserve.
Catalogues ready and goods open for examination
day previous to sale. ais SHE.
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miscellaneous.

GENERAL COMPANY OF MANURE in Paris
u-Capi.el six millions Of Frsncs--French 0uano-Fer-
uizng composts should be appreciated only for
quick action upon plants but also for their permanent eject
the soil Guano 1t In Peru elsewhere con-
tans very large quantity OF soluble elements and TO-
therefore, liable sudden decomposition The compost
known under the OF French Gusno although not as
rich the Peruvian Guano will produce a more perma-
nent beneficial effect upon the soi il is combined with
antseptc agent which, not only Drives OF all disagree
able and unhealthy odor but likewise combines itself with
all the ammoniacs products and yields them the plants
gradually and according to their wants
This Company has been formed Tor the purpose OF ad-
vancing agricultural interests by scientific means and has
been rewarded by the French Government with several
medals
A hogshsad for acre OF corn
DireclionsPut handful Of this chemical compost into
hill with his hogshead contains gao French tres
400 large handfuls. Double quantity for Potatoes
BIARNOlS FRERES, Agents,
ais Steod- Il3 Willsmst up stsirs
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MARRIED:

April a. by Rev. George Benedict Mr. FRANCIS
CARPENTER, TO Miss MARY MAsTERsON sIl of thi.
CITY.
Westchester papers please copy.
Al Railway. on the 9Th inst by Rev. Mr. Embury Ed
WARD TiMPsON, Of New York, to Misc SARAH FL
LEN MAXWELL, Of Railway.
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BARGAINS

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the
Il public that he is selling OF cheap large and varied
assortment OF unredeemed pledges at greatly reduced
prices consisting Of oyercOats and cloaks from to sO
each black cloth dress and fock coats from to 50 each
pants and vests from 75c. TO 80 each sso large
ment Of watches and lewelry OF all descriptions, and all
kinds OF musical and mathematical instruments sextsnts,
quadranls guns pistols words cutlery and great msny
other articles too numerous 10 mention. Also, large
OF carpenters tools Those In the above
enumerated articles, would do well TO call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
|. WILSON, formerly Simpson Wilson,
10 Chathanst
BAH those having any Of lhs aboye-named articles
which they DESTROYS 70 dispose Of at reasonable
price, will please call on
ais lms l. WILSON, 10 Chsthsm-st
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STRAW BONNET MANDATORY AND
MILLINERY, 2I4 BOWERY

; $:: =: T;
straws, Neapotsn Gossamers, 4 article, and yefy
besutfu aiso ribbons Of every price and qualify French
flowers splendid assortment
MRS A. H. N. would call particular attention her as
sortmen Of sk bonDets which any
The city being made u the best materials and IN he neat
possible The FIRST premium the last Fair Of
the American institute awarded 10 Mrs A. H. Mercy
for the best silk bonnet.
Those about purchasing any Of the above goods are par
neasry Invited 70 cs and examine her before
purchasing a. Il will be sold cheaper ihsa any other store
Ia the city.
All kinds Of strsw goods cleaned aod altered at Mrs
ais TurkSstfs
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YYILOW OR CHESTER SPRING.

TyRE YELLOW OR CHESTER Springs for
i Ws,ercure and Summer Resort This establishment
ia situated thiry-two miles from Philadelphia IN ees1t-
mi nndulsng county and IL completely arranged Tor al
purposes OF he practice Of the Wsereure " wen a. ior
he accommodation OF pleasure visitors 49,, ,,,, r.
Visitors tske the Reading Cars al Philsde pss Tor
Phnixville snd thence miles By stage 70 ne sPIins
For farther information address ORA SEO, Ii Sol.N n1
n las e. NV ais Saw5ns
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Schools.

DROsPRCTUs OF ST. Msrys College. Wilmington
l. Delaware This Institution, raised TO the rank Of col
ege by charter granted by The Legislature Of this State
last January, to the following seven Trustees. viz.
Rev. P. Reilly, Rev. James Walsh. Alfred du Pont, J.
r. Garesche DR.. 5. Miller P. ". Brennan and Henry
Msor situated in retired elevated and delightful part
OF this proverbially saihy city. The buildings were
greatly enlarged during the pa'i year The playground
|. very spacious, sording ample for the various
heAlthul smusements
The students are no, allowed to leave the college pre-
cincls. unless accompanied by tessher
Strict attention VIII constantly be paid to the health
dent
The whole course requisite for graduation viii occupy
years, and embrace the Greek, Latin and Eng.
ish languages History, Greogrsphy arithmetic, Mslhe-
mslics, Logic, Natural and Moral Philosophy and Che
misty.
Students destined for commercial pursuits will be care.
The scholastic year commences on the lsk OF and
ends the q OF July. Students admitted any time
on entering they examined, aud each one IL placed
In the classes eor which he IL quslihed
TRIMS; The annual pension for board tuition washin
ending linen and stockings, and use Of bedding paid
For Students moi earning Greek or Lstn..... rs 90
Those who remain at the College during the vaes-
tons Will be charged extra.................. IS 90
French, for those who learn II per eusr'er.... %
Drawing. do do do......,........ 500
Music the piano. and use OF do............ y 90
Olher branches 81 music 81 The usual rates
Books, stationery. clothes n ordered and, In Of
sickness medicines and doctors fees will be extra
ehasges
No uniform i. required Students entering in the Spring
should bring with them three summer suit those entering
should have shirts six pairs Of stockings four towels
and three pairs o, boots and shoes
REFERgScEs:
Wilmington. Deawars-Alhed du Poni, Chas. Du Pont
and j. P. Gsresche, Escns, Commander shubriek, and
Col 8. Davis
Philadelphia. Right Rev. DR.. Kenriek, Rev r. X Cart
land, Rev. +. j. Sourin Rev j. c. Carter Rev D. Dewitt,
Rev. N. Csntrell, Rev. p =. Sheridan.
Potuville-Rev II. PfzsimmOna
Minsrsvile-Rev. II. Fitxsimmous
Chester County-James Wilcox, Esq
Dsrby-Chas. Kelly ESQ
New.York-Right Rev. DR.. Hughes, Very Rev. DR..
Power.
Jersey Cy-Rev. J. Kelly.
NewArk-Rey. P. Moran.
Bsltimore-Edward jenkins and Jno Murphy. Esqrs.
p. REILLY, President
Wilmington March II, i547. ais ST.
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DFRrH AMRoY SEMINARY.

Of correct habits and DESTROYS Of improvement
for whom hey would secure thorough Preparation for
college business, respectfully invited TO inquire a.
the merits Of this institution
Term. SIS per Session Of - weeks, for Board aud TUT
ion. with The use OF books for English studies.
TIE Summer Session viii commence On Wednesday,
Mays
Crculsrs with testimonials and references may be bad
Dodds bookstore Birch Church Chapel, New-Y or
Of the Principals s. Z. WOODBRIDGE
ASH 5 @. WOODBRIDGE
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NOTICE-To those who are going 10 alter srd ren'
Ibsir stores The Subscriber has given bis whole a.
tsniou 70 his branch Of business and 10 DESTROYS Ihey
would five hin 4 call He viii draw any design, and ex-
Al work with dispatch on reasonable iernA Joo
bing OF every description done Al seon nonce;
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