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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-04
m. A, ROC TtS
GALLERY
DACUERREOTYPE
Portraits and Family Groups.
No. lao CuEsNUT STREET,
Third door below fifth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ADMISSION FREE

The pictures taken at this establishment ars
pronounced, by artists and scientific men, unri-
vailed for depth oftone and softness of light aud
shade while they display all the artistic arsanye=
Inent OF the highest effort ofthe painter.
Citizens or strangers visiting the Gallery, cali
have their Miniatures or Portraits taken in tins
unique style, and neatly set in Morocco Cases,
Gold Lockets, or Hreas,rins, Sc, in few
minutes. We copy the following from tho Phil
adepha Saturday Courier.
AMERICAN SUPERIORITY.
The public journals have at different periods
announced, remarkable proof ofthe skill and
proficiency of American Artists, that Daguerreo-
types are now made in this city superior, in cv.-
cry respect, to those made in any of the Euro
pean cities. This success Of American artists
was confirmed, in very gratifying and conclu-
siye manner, by Mr.. Barnums publicly stating
at the close of bis Tom Thumb exhibition in this
city, that MIR. Root had made tifty-one good pie
lures, with ouly single failure. In addition t"
which, Mr.. L. has been furnished with the fol-
lowing conclusive certificates, signed, it will he
perceived, by the parents Of Tom Thumb, by Mr.
Barnum, his teachers, and secretary, all ofwhom
were with him in Eulope:-
PHILADELPHIA, June a, l8i1.
The Daguerreotypes of Tom Thumb and his
family, including his several teachers, tootman,
driver, cquipagc, &C., and his various costumes
and characters, made by Mr.. M. A. Root, (FlF-
TY ONE in ally present degree of accuracy
and truthfulness TO Nature, with bold charm
ofoutline, sof,ness, expression, beauty and deli
cacy of finish, and uniform brlliance, that We
have never seen equalled. They are decidedly
superior to any thing Of the kind witnessed by Us
either in this country or in London, Paris. or
any of the cities of Europe which we have visit
ed We take pleasure in bearing testimony +"
the courtesy and skill. So uniformly manifested
| by MI. Root, the emnently successful Dagucr-
reotypist (Sgncd,
S. f. Suatton, Qhe Father.)
CYNTHIA sTRATTON, (the Mother
?. ~, BARNUM,
| Exhibitor of Tom Thumb in England and Amer
lea, and Proprietor ofthe New York and Bal
| timore Museums.)
w. w. WEBSTER; (Secretary.
THEODORE B. CATLlN,
advertiser and Secretary for Tom Thumb i'll
Europe.)
Ii. G.. SHERMAN, This Preceptor.l
This is certainly very striking testimony in IA
vor Of American superiority, coming as 1t does
! from those who have examined specimens OF the
best productions in the art in most Of the prine-
pal cities of Europe.
July 81 '47-laweowtsm
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LIFE INSURANCE WITH PROS
PECTIVE BONUS.
THE GlRARp LIFE INSURANCE. ANNUirY s.
TRusr COMPANY OF PuLADELpuiA.

TIE GlRARD LIFE INSURANCE. ANNUITY l.
TRusr COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital $500 ,0G0-Chartcr Perpetual.
OFFICE No. 1853 Chestnut Street.
Continue 20 make Insurance on Lives, grant
Annulies and Endowments, and to accept Trusts
from individuals, Corporate Bodies and Courts of
Justice, and execute them agrecably to the desire
Of the Parties; and receive Deposits Of Money in
Trust ana on interest.
The Company add Bonus at stated periods
to the assurances for Life. The first Bonus was
appropriated in December 1914, amounting to 10
per cent on the sum insdred under the Oldest
policies, to 5-4 per cen,., l2 per cent &c. on
Others in proportion to the time Of standing;
making an addition ofSloo, sS7 so, S75, sc. on
every 5 900 orig ina lily insured.
The operation Of the Bonus win be seen by the
following examples from the Life Insurance Reg
lister of the Company, thus:
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D arasols s Parasoletts,, just, received fine
assortment of Parasols and Shades which
wi! be sold cheap by J. s. kcnnlrd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-04
In Cecil County Court,


In the matter of the petition Of Will
liam Rock for the division or sale Of the
Real Estate of Francis Rock, deceased.
The commissioners heretofore appoint
ed for the purpose Of making division of
said Estate, having made return that the
same isnot susceptible of division without
loss and injury to all the interested, and
the said return, having been confirmed
by the Court.
1t is thcreupon this sixteenth day of
April, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and forty seven,
Ordered BIZ the said Court, that notice
be given to William Johnson, and Hen
rlctta Johnson, his wife, and Bernard
Telly, husband Of Margaret Telly, par
ties interested in said estate, and who are
absent out of the State Of Maryland, by
causing copy ofthis order to be pub
lishcd at least four successive weeks, be-
fore the first Tuesday Of the next Ccto-
Der term Of said Cecil county Court, in
some new spaper published in Cecil coun-
ty, that the said first Tuesday Of the next
October term OF said Cecil county Court.
has been appointed for the said parties to
appear and make their election accord
ING to the Act of Assembly, in such case
made and provided.
Test. GEO. MCCULLOUGH, elk.
April 10th 1917.
True copy. Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Of Cecil county Court.
Angst DIST 'I1-lW
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE; That
the subscriber Of Cecil county, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Of administration on the per
sona estate Of John N. Black, late
of said county deceased.-Ajl persons
having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit The same
with the vouchers thereof duly aulhenll-
Gated, on or before the l7h day Of June
ISIS; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quc sted to make immediate payment to
SAC subscriber Given under my hand
this llDh Iuv nf August lc3l7.
WILLIAM w. BLACK, Adm'tor
Aug. llh 'I7--6w
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

F,p,osros AT raE POWDER hILLs.-This
fThursdsy) evenipz ser had gone 70 press one OF
she dry houses besoneipg 70 the Powder Mis- OF MI
p Hs1bold at Mornsvlie (isrts Corners) Two fniies
soa,h Of the White Plains Railroad Depot exploded with
,srr,ble coscussion We are hsppy 10 learn that no
1880 vss materially injured The conclusion from
- srplosioa va stsougy let At this place The houses
f.I,,v trembed from their foundations and tbs VIC
dow rassd ~ from the shock Of earthquake Those
vbo were out OF doors when the explosion took place
cav that IL presented splendid spectacle There wss
but sss sr stirring that slsrge column oil lame shot
40 In the Heavens several hundred set Ike the tail Of
trenendous hrerocket which spread on, and rolled
bsck q ths report Of the explosion reached them, when
an was enveloped 10 large cloud Of black smoke This
u the second explosion At these MILLS within lev
months. "hite flA.Ds journal
ABpucTIos oY StAvEs,-A man named James L.
Andre ~ was TIED 10 Beryvile va on Monday last for
sntepg slaves away from their owners The evidence
wss pretty positive and he rernsnded TO the Clarke
County jail 70 await trial bsors the Superior Court
FOR months past the people In Clarke have been .hVs
with excitement account of the large number of
slaves that were constantly running awsy snd sfts'
vsiance has been exercised In order 70 discover me
source Of their trouble and vexsuon. Suspicion "~s
kxed upon Andrew and bis moyenso' eDss'J
v,,rbs1 Virginia Free Pfess
FIRsT FRosr .sD Ssoyv IN FRAscosiA, n. H
Fsaneonia fully sustsns ifs prceedency IS ~ hs
lsth ulo The ground WA white Wlin fos' 10 'n' FrSn
eon.s xs,ch and the entire summit Of Mount Laf"y'
cite covered vib snow
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

IL steamship BrfGanta. for IvrrPe0l-Mrs w q Ism
bert Miss ombey. Miss Greene Mrs and Mss Cobb ID.
and Mrs II Gardner. Mcssls SpoonsI and lady =
MileIZ Cushing. Jr, Nose, l. Bradish kiiison :
Dams T. " Dana. T. COwden. W h Talbot, II VI Bar
hnur and W Barre of Boston rh0s knaggs, OF Canton.
Mass. W Banlford Of Ipswich Macs NJ Hoe and lady
b N MsIess. NJ 6ilchrst. l. Bailey. Geo Miller. W
Barbour u LsiiIoer. III stone w Cavity. II Oiiii-
leau J Brown. Henry. Jr, Wilson, n Benson, -
smith Pa,terson. l. II Morris, - Fox. l. Draper and }
stewart Of New-lork. II Stevens, Mrs Edgar md Miss
stephens Of Newark y j l. Sendaft and " W Swan.
q Philsde phis sorrn Bache, OF Nisconsln Marslsli
AID A ID Fleetwood. Of Canada; and ID LLOYD OF To-
IOniO: Gillespie and Hardie q Montreal Brand,
Ct Demssra; T w Colhuru, J Wslsck, J Drake, \, w
Fraser Thos sfsrkey W Wright, y, CAPT W Beies-
ford c K.rkpstrick u England Eyre. Of Manchester
Enf. Nm Allan Of Scotland; 2 Benenert Of Belgium
hoeostey. Baron Wransel. Of Pans jameson
Per Holfe4-S Freeman and lady N 1lerk , tlano
and .on, Pryor and lady, Rosin, MacSae- W Laps
ly. Ms. Preston. HsEafiy blddeu Mrs Snow a'i 81
Clara. and Mrs Dznsan, al Of HaiiiAA-io--iolA 70
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CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING. AZ The City Clothing Warehouse, No. iol
Nfulfon-st. directly opposite the % Nofth Dssich
can De had fo suit the pocket and taste 90 all
CLOAks Of black and blue BrosaelotA', Beaver AMI
Pilots. from = % -.
OYER COATS and OVER SACKS. every shade Of
Tweed Broadco il. Beaver and Pilots, from = 70 80
Also, large assortment Of Business socks ffock Ooa'
single and double breasted
The new s'yle Of sHAD COATS from ~ 10 go
PASrALOONS, plain and fancy tassimefes, french
English black tassimcres, eAfinctts &c o.
every style. from I'll "a 10 -.
XESTs IN endless variety Of black Satin. Neyets Mer
inc. and Borbizines, from ~ - % -
Also large assortment OF French English, Ocusn aud
American Broadcl0ths, Clsmeres and Nesilnss, which
Will be made up 70 order % suit ne most iiti,dous
DANIEL L. SMITH. lOl FutOn-sf.
IS meOi opposite the Old Dutch Church.
I'ENTJENES'~ FALL AND WINTER WEAR
VI MM r. JENNINGS co. Diapers snd Tsors I'm.
p0rters Of Cloths Casimeres Nesrgs Fancy Dress Ari-
clss &c. 81 Broadway, American Hote-Ihrough for
novelties 81 the London and Paris markes with
the view u rendering assortment still attractive
% orr numerous patrons continuance Of whose iayOrs
shall endc merit b. adherence mode crate
charges and rendering the style aud character Of our gar
meats second 10 70 house ia the trade.
The stock Of goods Tor Fall and Winter compress
various ~ les Of cloths for dfess frocs aud eos-
peitos &C Casmeres Tor p-ntaoons. and vestings IN
great
IN the way Of ready rnade garments we shall have an
unusually extensive supply consisting Of our well known
styles OF SACKS petos dress aud r0ck coats panfaoOns
vests, cioa<s, &c, with selection Of the richest fancy
dress articles, including six .nd satin scsTfs and craya.
nandkefeeis gloves sasqendeEs half hose shirts under
drawers, &C SIC n
Tailor ~ Ann-st ha lately received 100 pieces
fancy cassim-res OF which be makes pants order for
only - % - pair
Also French and English black cashmere. and doeskin.
from 90 70 : per pair, warranted good or no sale
Gents Who are IN want VI pants ~ill 90 well 70 call at
-of Ann-st 81 I'm
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NE~~R>. EDITOR-;-As sune ccnra-A. az
4'i5esn made By md. asas - asssl ~ q 80 f.- =
frort III he ANATOMICAL NJ SKI rs-re repre-
.@rrrs - horrors OF terargerut, q being saia tlA
100 fshtfa picture Of tbs mallty % t- placed where
ff. eve -rv r.s.- hv CA ok uFol Therefore ag
~ - 80 lie r1tic and cal ile attention % ever
MAJ uss md r-s-e.s npor the WORKS AID vision g as
Cr-at0r o. the eKhib nos 81 as h-lfe' 49,
rrsts shows the ritifl ccudun n ~i ne sc5l--'le
tispenszton 81 A. advise ff1si1si.ee AS pace 49,
ss-l al ~ - rtss f-licxrrc1 EFsry 49, -is-es
more fav q trrr-ciAe the t-ssi1rs which i-- lno-i
soor-s q od has Bestowed afon h4ni. re lls Gay
more f~-irrfx -~.lss ten ~ VISITING tle Alato--leAl
Nuse where. aricrg ytst ccecr1 OF ei1-r Noes
be- ,sy hehol The oue representing tnr MANIC While
be d. - .s 49, healthy AID vxofc1s activity u Lis
ulcrta system be nav ock rPol ~, .ie-k- exhi1iflon
-f t-ranssea ,ns = ie Ne heLoids in every distorted
feature Ard In tie VIA Eieaun< @ ~ ewes NJ u-o
- r.rs ffhr II - rcss-~scs sensitive Ard rciiecfrg
0r be cAnrot bat b. tlknkfu O. ts tfe&of thst az
po~srs % thcaghf aid mag raioa have re-n preserves
ulfrrr lirel -.
Tie Anatomical Nassau las beer removed . TIE CAo-
TON HALL corner Of BoreTy ard Division as - ~"
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Ne ~ Broadway. Ny
SYRUP OF SARSAPARlLLA,

YELLOW BOOK AND D W = :. -.
~r,Hls COMPOUND 10 warranted DOT rferior 10 any
l rrspsrsoa OF the ssrsspariils now 10 use, hnh7f
whatever ua1e IL may have beer offered 10 NE pobnc
80, nr-aient has been carefully selected and ncne usro
mi .u.h "A were perfecl pare ard well cured
r. f,ouin. diseases az among the lumber nat m
.ais r5@um ,calt head ali syphAilc sin., erysip~ss,
Old rorroiei and obstinate ulcers, elisne0us euP.i,u
rch a. boicles srd pmprs ~ ne isce nnd n'es Aha 81
st.ens.s srf.iog from the Of mercury Indeed, In
pgril-s Of the blood may be either wholly or pafNts -
moved by he u.e Of hi. invaluable anti scohu.c AMI al
,erstse Syrup -,
To the seaman ard tourist t 10 particularly feeornena
ed being a. nrzhs ada pied % The removal oi 'r is
ears which from irsqGent e. znse OF cuAr' W, MIC
a. liabl- ~ contract
Preosred hy Doct c. JOHNS. an1 hr sss 81 ne spoye
No by ne single doz-U bottles Price ~ cent? per 'n
IL. f0ue. with directions
NIB Also constantly hand and for sa-, DO e'ale or
retail CONS let's assortment ~ Botanic mrdicnes uo.h
crude and ompOund Physicians supplied 90 N. nio'i
nh.,sft.,m. aux ThssJo
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BOOK TRADE.
THE FLAG OF ouR UNION

TOR THs Pkr..hN ~ In ooffar, f1e : o. pr'xs
l. tale By Charles D. Avere entitled The Secret Service
Sp. or the fall Of Ssn Juan ID loa thrilling fale Il
tie Nsxcsn ar expressly for the flsx 4 Our
mon
40. Bella the Besufcous AID Brave or the Queen Of
tie Wave. = Mid trssiflCn q the sorh u waters
Ella Corwin or the Chisaias Osih. legend Of Sa1in-
kssE. written f1T fte FLAG y b Baker
stealing Ass
Tufsish Besgfy.
Exfraortiusry Bells
4 Curious VIII
Short Patent Seru0u. BY Dow. Jr.
Original Corrssron1ruce.
se-de ths great number q SIDE splitting Anecdotes.
los Of original Poetry, News. Editorials. &c. &c sab
lpron pnee = Per year For sale a. al The shesP
Periodical DeP0-s : FRENCH.
30 W. Pub.' der. 2a5 BuaEwav. y Y.
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DANCING.

20 DWOfTH, 4i3 Broone-si. Gesr Broadway .-The
IA css~s Tor the ensuing season viii commences on
Tuesiiv. Oct 3. .
4. u. reruinz . unnecessary % enter into detailed
of the advantages OF his school, OF o MS own
qualihczfioa-. ~i simply taie tna De traeho, nh the
dances o the rreseut day aud those IN proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday AZ hapasf for ladies ana child
rem Tuesday and Friday a. halfpast9 for gentlemen
Soirees twice month, confined entirely 20 the pupus
Private lessons ~ any time not occupied ~ the classes
In wsizinf the Polka Redowa any VI the new dances
Academies or families attended 81 1mistp
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sARsAPARlLLA SYRUP,
500

FOR Cift>eNe rhh hLeNp'
Ana WILLIE GIVEN lfsbis syrup "a no1 SUPERIOR
.~DUU 10 anJ sold Pu, up In euari bc'uss fII.sSi
cents each iris he cheapest AID ~ Tar re oess ss
.snarl offered for II ium-o ai-y cures t,e scIo
lia or kuss evil rheumatism cuisreous eruPIions 9irs
chronc sore eyes, ssid had, stubborn ucrs
mercury. tropsy. exposure Or impncence ia ne -,
B. Persons Wishing 20 puchs'e - ne eallon o, ns,-
rel csr he supplied the mosi reponaDle trrms ~
cipal Del0. as RIoadWsy W. ot'"-',
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SAIE- nF RONp- OF IL NEW. YORK !

- Ill -
SEKlE RAILROAD COAPASY.-By an Act OF tie
Le1sAfure passed May H. sfj proviiEs for tie issue
O: certain Bonds b. sc Ae--ioTs ard Eris RAroaa
Company and ss0 0f tie Appointment of 50 AEslt
Fofat the sac u sd bonts he gEd-r,g las beea
noulinsied "AEeat, y sad Company, snt approved
b. the Governor 10 cfupaIce th the Prosnons Of re
Act referred To- 10 rcordarce herewith. notice "a
by tat Sealed SroPosAs u = received uEtil tie
9Th day u October next b. The undesnec. - the Ne
chants Bank, No. > Aa-s- y 1 for he purchase u
1jo0 dollars Cf tie bonds Of sad Company, sums Of
Loo dollars each hssins twenty years 70 AID bar
l.csi A. the rate ~ reF cent per annum, payable
seri annually. By c0Bpo1s sttschsd " tie 5onds
The bonds Will - isss-d In favor 81 he q New.
Yors vii be numbered aud registered 10 the odc- Of The
Secretary Of aad asEn-d By the Controller 70 lie
parties hose prupcfkls A.. accepted
Bv section Of sad Act, the i1terss; due r-o. q
bond. from The csfa " their xreui 10 nj ,shen
issued tie b. te tai the piet0n Of Asnsle track
n Tie road Lac ne limited b. a. 10 re itt N.v
1851 required - - cefosted By the otnpany a. tie
truler AID By him rai O. The bon1hoiders from ae Z.
time, the sane shall become ore.
AT other liens upor the ros1 Of every ie.cri pcn hsv
rg been discharged = he satisfaction 81 tho Attorney
Genera, 10 compliance ~lth the re4ziEsnensof ~. Aci
and the b0nd. -in ssed the STATE. they become tie
hr Esl mortgage upor he ro.d. AID ap0r al proper
y. real AID Psrsonali bs.ouging 70 The Company.
Persons making pro purchase the bonds are
requested q endorse npon TIE envelope Proposals sor
Company The Acs prohibits the sas Of s1y Bonds At
ess than r consequently 20 proposals car oe ptsd
nor sac made a. lsss than par.
Application csr Be asde % The Bnders gns1. AZ the
ctce u Tie Company Ma fsWAirret topics Of the
Act ana for ercnln ssltns forth more detailed infor-
nation IN relssi0n % tke tame
'n sostie FRANCIS W. EDxoSps
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MARIN JOU RN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED

Bra David Duael. Collet Wilmington. c, ds naval
stores 70 Powell Sailed IN with schr Morris
Wau, Cor New-Nork seth uif, Chnc0teAsue beAfing ;
w In IS fsthoms water vessels mast shout feet
above the surface, appsreutly stationary.
Brs Levsnt tof North Yarmouth Mann, sissl, rs d.
hemp. A Pssruisc; vessel % Nesnith Walsh Len
sshr Sea or Newfork. ds 9Th cit, LAT Is, lone u ~,
passed brig Uncover cf Ny afnouth Tor Newly orS
Bris Helen Maria. tOf North lsrnouth) Giles. Turks
Island, 18th alt salt 10 Tucker Lghtoourn len no
American vessels In port .
Schr Harrison Price, Chapman. Wilmington. 1, ds,
naval stores, To l. MeCresdy &c.
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MOROCCO MANDATORY.

fgs--,.-r, - fi< ~ sf Rr-cl1y. HouarfS CO..
MOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC that he las tA1en
w the store u Jac0bst where ~ VII HreP ~ 5
-. :. - Rs,,,. - In
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DRAWING

7
IR WATERSTON would respectfully inform the pub
J.ic that he will open his next session tor the instruction
In drawing IN black lead crayon and painting IN Oh or
water coors Broadway, about the 18th OF sep
tember For farther PARTICULARS apply a. hi. residence
3 Waiker-st
NB-Mr. w will continue TO devote part Of bis time
% tearhfn, in .ebooi. 81 I'M
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THE ILLUSTRATED

HANDBOOK FOh IhAN tLtk>-Couf.nirz de-
ll.crpr0l Of each state the eities watering places
Ard prncip. towns. tie rosc and sage routes pr
81 fare. AZ Emb-ii.het with 3 highly finished
eExrasnEs snd accurate Map q the United States
-; published szc for sa-e who.essls and retail By
SHERMAN 4 SMITH.
A. l-arf--s ID Ed Va cnrrer lellr.t.
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SCHOOLS.
WEST POINT MATHEMATICS
and
CLASSICAL STUDIES.

FUMAEu 4. VI NkeIAil. NJ A
| ATE INsIRu CTOR IN Prof kins.ey's Military : hooi
IL ~ West Point; aid Senior Tutor m Geneva College.
y in,'rus pawn CL.''Es Of yonps Gentlemen ~ me
anEnises and IN the usual stables preparatory 10 en'eS
TIE mathematical Tsxi-book. and analytic methods
adopted West Point chiefly derived nom the French
and emneuiy distinguished above al others io close
n-ss OF invest cation and rigid accuracy.
distraction Surveying accompanied with practical eN-
ercses 10 the hsd wrh the heodoite compass and level
Will ie impaired % those oesirins it
The terms viii be made known "a application . DIR.
Mar'haii' a. bis residence. $50 Broadway
The following testimonials are submitted to the public
NEw-YoaN. Sept. ST.. 't8.7.
The undersigned feel. entire condd-uce 10 stating that
Mr. Marshall thorough holar the various branches
.rlirl De proposes teach and having several
srrs witnessed with much pleasure the examination OF
his classes can farther add that he has harry iae9iy
imparung know.et-e. CHARLES DAVIES. LIZ
Late Pot Of Maths in Nil Acad. Vest Pciui-
WEST Poivr September q. 1917.
take great pleasure Do expressing the high opinion
which entertain OF Mr Msrshsfs requirements u the
Ancient Languages and Mathematics and my confidence
that h. asiiiy and long experience a Teacher viii not
attaining a thorough KNOWLEDGE Of the.s important
branches. \. +. CHURCH, MA.
Prof of Mathematics in Military Acad w est Point
CLASSICAL s~D M,ruEvAric,l scuool,l
WEST P0lNr. Sept. p. IA.
Itswiih the confidence derived from experience that
recommend 20 the public Mr. F.. {. MARSHALL late OF
urneya coiies-' and iofmsIy Cla's,ea ana M.i,ss
mirlhy qualified tor insfrucns classes Of young gentle
men tie Ancient Language and the Mathsmaiiss
l. I ID. klNSLEY.
Late Instructor 800 Military Academy. West Point
GE~EvA COLLEGE. Au-ns, 10. 1871.
NJ Marshall has discharged the dueso Tutor Do this
College the entire satisfaction Of All concerned con
.ter BIN very finished scholar for OF his years. and
that De- would no DOUBT discharge with distinguished
ability the duties OF Office BIZ might undertake lie
has been employed pretty excessively with The College
classes. Surveying. nights and distances,
sud legeiiuE ~ preliminary % Civil Engineering.
HORACE WEBSTER, LID.
Prof Maihematc. and Nat Phil in Geneva College.
Geneva CuLLFCE, August 10, 1877.
Mr. Marshall has aiwavs shown excellent arc0mp isA-
menfs a. COLLEGE officer. uniformly displaying those
qualifications that fsi 20 command the confidence
respect aud students capable Of aprrecating
the value good instructor. cordially commend him
20 public confidence and support. - 80 .
Late Prof Of Latin and Greek IN Geneva College.
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