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ciniiy; the oppressive acquisitions, the closing up
Of the passages, &C., are in such violent contrast
with the Emperor s assurances that The Diet must
make a decided protest against them. The Diet
did not call the Hungarians into the county, mel
ther can il decree that they shall leave il. The
Hungarian Diet has given command TO its amy 10
follow youT Excellency aboat wherever you 90,
aud mol TO rest unity are dissrmed.
The Diet knows no other method of restoring
peace than thai Of giving up their weapons 10 the
disame6 National Guards. and that your Excel
lency returns forthwith 10 your own country. II
their conditions are not complied with, the Diet
will consider that II has done all in its power TO
act amicably. Its mission OF peace will then
have terminated, and the fatal disaster of an iney
table war with Hungary will Immediately com
mence.
This uliimatum must at once lead 10 a decisive
strike as matters now stand. Jellachich has moi,
much 10 hope for.
general staff has been formed here for the
National Guard, at the head of which is the hero
Of OsIrolenska, The Polish Gen. Bohn, besides
other distinguished military men.
Yesterday our Bourse was opened, but there
WAS nobody there. The shops also are still all
closed.
Perfect order and security prevails, though we
have body OF ID, GOD armed men. All the pub
lie buildings, the Treasury, National Bank, and
the Savings Bank have been placed under the pro-
ection ofthe people.
announcer ltlleI lfOfi Nlelifd, Odteu lne lOln.
states that the above ultimatum Of the Diet was
ia answer to a writing of Jellachich, in which he
demanded provisions forhis troops and permission
10 avail himself Of the public thoroughlsre of the
city, and also that the Diet would forbid the
hungarian army 10 cross the Austrian frontier.
1he delegate from the Diet, Lolmer, is still en-
deayoring 10 obtain an audience OF his Majesty
The address of the Diet requesting the convocation
OF a popular Congress al Vienna, has already been
sent TO the Emperor by deputation.
The Hunga rian Army.
Ga the night OF the l4lh the Hungarians Occlpi.
ed strong encsmpment in the vicinity of Schamn.
chat and attack OF the Crotians from both SIDES
al the same time on the Hungarians and the Nien
nese may be Immediately expected.
JeiIsci,ich's Army Di.bandcd.
BossESHELIE, Oct =.
A Courier has just arrived from Csrcamas, bring
ing us the intelligence that we need have no FAR
Their apprehensions respecting Jellachich, mas
much as he has separated his army into five divis-
IONS one Of which, the Seresch, yesterday Quilted
the camp at ATTENDING and was marching across
II. Peter and ST. John, while Jelachich himself
with the other division has gone towards Grick.
The Hungarian army was following closely.
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-,,ct was al FIST created oy ihe sp-
nssaiiIl re- cholera, has sensioiy aoate t5 an
..lace Q. ~ lseoeral of London has reported 81
rs Ress's..s - oDly up TO last Saturday; oni, on
Onal es,,s me general health IS better ihis
q .heI h' a-5;oary yesrs, only 9sl deaths savle
.,.Ian y ga is.t week within the bills oil NOR
sr 'eeoiasI, l5i upon an average OF iouL YEAR
seaias ~ me case reported at Blmlngham.
M ,5e He not single case has yet OCCUR
rel has 90 far escaped the pesiilenee.
LrefPo,y., ID Ftin5urgh the Favsges oil the ois-
.stae 81! - nave been rather more EXTENSIVE
RS, seen % ob ,, place, while The Port o. Lelth
ls- 10 'il , Ci,l escaped Its appearance here
3, I'.,s 6shing village Of New Haven es-
i s. .r ~, doGb, the fact OF IFS malignant
80 In that qaai'ei' II. b.oo,,a sstifed
DE- 'o',s.sn,ionary measures Of quarantine are
. Q. .le P.'s.s.scesssrv since they have deiermin-
lse.nsi ~. win the regulations which enforce
Il % ., ,-.a,s of quarantine, even m me cases
b S- f'.,' nave occurred from Asiaiie cholera
.,s'r lsa.. .ssis coming from Continental ports.
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aud Crops.
Iu,sYool, Saturday. Oct. Is.

IulsPool, SaIuIu"!' UO'' -
P'si ., gss e,I has e Sssh a sshi
l.r.srled. pl.,Is r,r;slton of The wind has
;o@P'Ses . sAs s%ssses a '1 ih e' P3s
,ul sfse,ns TIE harvest is now com
,,nP wesll,eiii .,,;ne The next fortnight the
.y 90 %. ana .,, nm, Sowing will be general.
',-.0as ,5I s".s ',a,oa crop is still reported
>o,lsna, ihe I, tcrland is immensely short; The
sbe ia,' ~ god, and the markets gen
so s. hoNe' 'ss Same Same want of spirit prevail
5sr,ase o. ~ f,c, speculation is al an end,
: l1s.ana, ..n ~ which sre flowing IN from
be isrse s,5} ports, tend eleciualiy 10 keep
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1t is said that 1900 girls went from Lowell to
Boston 10 witness the w alter Celebration.
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no rmE LOUasVsL..k r. nLs..

nELIEvING thai q well appointed Esih Hosss N
Ii Louisville will be successfully sustslaed ~ the
pubic. propose The hitting up Of such establish
ment.
In order to accomplish this 10 accessory for %
procure hundred and hfy hers. enter tn
day upon the task OF so,ietig names, and wSuid re-
-pecIully all Attention Of The exsns the sshecl
The establishment viii contain ~ spacious and com
foraby furnished bah rooms-ie for gentlemen, and
for lsdes-and will posssss every requisite FOR
Warm Cold, Shopa, SalphEr, Sal, Dcsh, ss4 Sassrs
B1ths.
The building will be located IN Q central part % tbs
city, and opened for business in the TALL.
The terms Of subscription are TEN DoLLARs for me
season. commeneing--
As advance payment q required hom The e.fiy sue
serib>rs t,ey viii be entitled bsihing once wees IN
the months NOT embraced In tne regular season.
No subscription will Be received unst~o haeorea sna
ifty secured. 1890
May 0.-6 Wh< fO-Ss.
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IRELAND.

LAND he IOrd-Lieutenant, in TeplyinS to
Do lra l,-, n, he inhabitants of Dublin and Va
e -e 5eriiesd 70 give any direct answer to The
.l', .. t.r,TB he assurance that full weight
rzo''l = srsstion OF the highly respectable
5. ne ID "a him. The iormalitles for bring
l.y "L..- .rror have all been complied with by
s Wa .Srsers Of Mr.. O'Brien, hut the official
ne g.. - rrsniing or refusing the certificate
=. ne Attorney General Is invested, VIII
81 ", s-eised By that officer until aiief has re-
-- % Dublin.
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NEW bTbAM FIHNTHIHE FAN HOhAs
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH SIS,
LoCIsvfLLK, M.
vIyE are prepared 70 manufacture every th1s in CO.
w Inc ON terms favorable any other establish
mslt in the West The Patronass 0; the PaoAc Is sone
'1WS.srsD.-Cherry. Walnut. Sycamore. Gun AMI Pop
lar Lumber. -
Aug. ST. j. NJ d A J. LINCOLN
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r: States, from Wanna.

1he A. II1S1 night The Del sent lis ultimainm
he d., 'selaeh,eh. IL is Of the following tenor:
Az us ~ The wsrlike spir, Of The neoals IF ysnns
hs n; sie Landsirum from offensive POSITIONS =
LO5tas:s hes given the assurance 10 President
make ~ una. ual The two commanders would moi
Jour Ercsnosok x, but the dissrraing commanded by
A'eHeacy Of The National Guards in The VI,
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itaiy-The Austrian. I'm Trsu.,..

ais uisse events are producing serious re-
maB5sd In. ungauan soldiers at Milan have de-
R,l.'aSl leave 70 Withdraw, and The position of
Isl --gshy appears perilous. m Charles AIbeJ,
%. Ts see lhe present favorable moment 10 cross
Lsabs1saV ne may drive the Austrians out of
VT iAs'ef thsn he was lately expelled him
saole H. se 81 events may speedily change the
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Position Of other Nation. toward .,.,r,..

49, leheh hold alOof and do not move.
p.ss SD stands ready, with an army of 10000
Tbols ~, ne confines Of Poland, TO throw the
,sro, snl Of her power in the scale of the En-
-, shc IN support of the Sclayonic ouarrei
gsso The people of Prague, lately SO hostile 10
tl,.seslohgIsH, now idoiize him because II Is
Es,al1si.h ne val humble the Germans.
veSS, !, Says beng tom up for many miles around
M, - .he communications are 80 interrupted
6o,, - Iee mar communications cannot be relied
q 80 ~, elther Vienna or Berlin. Il is needless
.s,sr.s ual at Berlin the people are waiting with
aulely Tor The upshot of events, as IN the
yess5; Icy OF The imperial parry being for the
sons D w NoIsied, The people OF Berlin will make
rPs,s .'eSh attack upon the kingly authority in
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The Emperor st Oimatl.

"a ~ Emperor has retired, not TO Innspruck, but
s-e oI.luy IN Aiorayis. lie carries with him an
I Nv, ioIce, and from thai point he will be able
- .0lae NE countless thousands OF Sclavonians
49,. sc ready 10 carry on an intestine war
-ea-lsl lheII German fnllnw.snhioctn
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Movements

Tle cheap socialist 5angneis continue TO be
,sl and one which IS 10 take place on Saturday,
h. p, under tie auspices Of Mr. Ledru Rollln
.-sa,es no lille alauf The funds which had
=. led when ne moderate party were admitted 10
he Cabinet have sgsin declined. On Thursday the
3 Del cents were u 40 and the per cents GS-55.
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The Hungarian Army.

Ga the night OF the l4th the Hunsarians occapi
ed a strong encsmpment in the vicinity of Schamn
chat, and an attack OF the Crotans from both sdei
al The same time on the Hungarians and the Wen
nese may be Immediately expected.
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FRIDAY, April .,
SENATE

The Senate was called 10 order By the Vice Pre-.
sident, and proceeded to the consideration OF the
morning business.
A number of Petitions were presented.
The Vice President laid before the Senate com
muuicuiion in regard to the Land Once permits
issued under the Florida armed occupation act
A bil ior paying the State OF Alabama interest
ON advances made to the government, was consid
cred and laid over.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Maryland, submitted resolu-
ton asking the President TO Inform the Senate
whether there were any officers in the service
whose names had not been submitted 10 the Sen
ate Laid over.
Mr.. Cas- mOvedto take up the California Claims
bill, which was agreed 10.
After the discnssien OF Mr.. Msson's amendment
il was rejected, and The bill then passed.
The Senate then went into Executive ses
sion, during which, Nugent, the reporter OF tbs
New Hork Herald, was ordered to be discharged
from custody.
The House was engaged sltogether in the con
consideration Of private bills.
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BY TIRE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
sevan day. Later from Europe.

NEw fORK, April y, Z NJ
The royal steamship America, Capt. Judkins-
which sailed from Liverpool on the 18th inst, ar
rived here to-day.
The great Chsrlist meeting which was held az
London, on the 10Th inst, passed of quietly
was attended by two hundred thousand persons. A
petition was drawn up and presented TO Parliament
by a depustion appointed for that purpose.
Ireland remains quiet, the government having
overawed the revolters for the present. AIMS ara
still being manufactured in large quantities, and
the peasants are constantly engaged in practising
at shooting.
Denmark has commenced war against Sleswick
and Holstein two Dnchies belonging to her, each
of which contain some AGO. 600 souls They hat
revolted against the King and demanded to be re-
cognised as independent States. A fierce nd
bloody battle has been fought al Flensbug, IL
which the Danes proved victorious. The loss was
very heavy on both sides Prussian troops had
been ordered to advance to the support of Holsten
and should the King of Denmark alaliate by stop
ping, his territories viii be Invaded.
An nsurrection has broken ont al Hesse Gas
sell
On the the 10Th inst, there was frightfal riot
at Cologne.
Madrid was quiet at the latest dates.
THE Anslfians have been defeated at all points
by the Lombardians. ~
The Poles have established committees ihrongi
the Dmchy, who have called the people to arms
They have shsrpened their scythes. have driver
away the Russian soldiers, cut of the mail, ton
down the Imperial Eagles, and seized what treas
ures they could lay their hands on.
Holland and Belgium are quiet
Turkey has ACKNOWLEDGED France as a republic
The ATeh-Duke Stephen has been declared Kim
of Hungary.
There have been serious disturbances at ST. Pc
tersburg.
II is reported that Louis Philippe has arrived il
| America.
Manufactures in England are very dull.
The Repeal papers are very violent. o'Conns
had an.inler,iew with Lord John Russell, at whic
J he asken that large concessions be made 10 La
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land. Lord Russell refased TO grant them, and
stated the intentions Of his government
Berlin, Rome, Palermo, and Milan are tranquil.
Russia has promised neutrality provided her pos
sessions are not attacked
CoNNKRciAL.-PT0visions ara firm. London Consols
are s2iaS2ic three cents sI3asisc. There better
feeling In the Corn market. Flour has advanced sh
ing per sack and six pence per bb Meal 1ial2s per
lee lbs.
Sales Of Is $50 bales Of Cotton for the week oresn
2ia6sd; Mobile 3saatd
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MONDAY, May !.
SENATE.

AT II O'Clock to-day the Senate was called to
order by the Vice President, when an appropriate
PRAYER was addressed To the throne OF grace BY the
Rev. Mr.. Slicer.
MAJOR BOrland announced in feeling and aPPro-
pirate manner the death OF Hon. Chester Ashley,
one of the Senators fIom Arkansas. He spoke Of
his private character in the highest terms OF eu
logy.
Mr.. Breese followed in few well-timed re-
marks, when the usual resolutions were adopted
and committee appointed to make the proper ar
rangements for the funeral tomorrow.
HOUSE
The Speaker announced that the hrst thing IN or
der, Of business on the Speakers table, was the
consideration of Mr.. McKsy's resolution that the
House hereafter meet at IL O'Clock, A. NJ The
resolution was adoP-ed
Mr. vinton moved 10 suspend the rules, in oIde'
that he might take up Mr.. HoPPer's resolution M
ing day for the consideration of the APPEoPns-
ton Bills. The vote was taken by yeas and nays,
when the resolution was declared to be adopted.
A message was received from the Senate, an
nouncing the death of Hon. Chester Ashley, when
Mr.. r. w. Johnson, OF Arkansas, pronounced an
euloey on the decreased, and offered series o.
resolutions, which were seconded by Mr. White
with a few feeling remarks, when they were
adopted.
m IIo,s, tharar,aau at6oumed
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, BOwlingreen- Ky.
WV. GARSrrT, Glasgow, Ky.
c. H. BARKLEV, Lexington, Kentucky.
]. B RUssELL. Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE g. PoTrER, IS State street, Boston.
EuAs SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
JoHS. ScHoLEFIELD, s. E cor Arch s. 9th sts-
Philadelphia
Rrv. JoHS G. FEE, General Agent.
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v.. ..ase 81 wI.oe.ss..

Cav DoDGF, Of the Territory OF Wisconsin,
=. ;.s, ,..usd his Proclamation declaring shat
d, Cop.titutiOE lately submitted to the people
a that Territory for adoption, preparatory to
,b.ir assuming the position Of State OF the
In.r;e.u Union, has been approved by ma
..,,,v AZ 40 .2s3 votes out Of ASA votes cast.
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pgArn OF SENATOR ASHLEY.
w,suxeroS. Nav 2.

WAsHiN6TONI hPItI 15tII, \ "
Senator Ashley, of Arkansas, died this afternoon
after short illness
WAsmxerOS, May 2
The two houses of Congress to-day were enga-
eed in attending the funeral of Senator Ashley. The
President and cabinet, the officers OF me Army ana
NAVY. and few Of the ioreign Ministers were pre-
sent An appropriate prayer was delivered ny me
Rev. Mr. Gurley. and the funeral sermon oy tne
Rev Mr. Sheer. The ceremonies were oil an I'M
posing and solemn character.
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ON THEIR WAY FROM NEW ORLEANS To NEW
H0Rk,
N ESPECTFULLy announce that they viii give pes
X ii vely bat Concert al the Large Saloon Of The
iorrsVtIIE HoTEI, on MONDAY Evening, May Sih.
The Programms VIII be Vi the most varied and com
plete in selection and style.
TICKETS 50 cents, 10 be had 81 the Hotels, Muse
stores. and door.
8 O'Clock Mays, tsfS.-iw-
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ISAAC PUGH s. CO..

No lIs ChesnuI ssreet-P HILAD HIA,
Manufacturer and Importers Of Paper Hangiags and
Have always on hand, large assortment aay In
the city, ef the newest desens Of
American & French Paper Hangings,
Borders. Fresco & Column Papers, Wide
Window Papers. Fire Board Prints. &c.
An az which will he sold the reasonable terms
Wholesals and Retail Country merchants are particD
srly invited 10 call
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tOu ps;s. 49, sle now four daily hass by railroad
le,~, AAAae phis 20 New YORK. Their ho,rs Of
Pm are at lands 10 An, araM and . 70
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SAruRpnY. April y.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE.

In the House to-day Message from the Presi-
dent was read concerning Yucstsn. Our cores
pondent neglected 10 state the nature OF the mes
sage.--EDl
Without transacting any further business, an
adjournment took place, on account OF the illness
| of Senator Ashley.
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IRA RURDSAIL

No. 53I, Main ST. opposite Bank Of X
LoUIsVILLE;
HAS always os sac, Wholesale ana Retail, fa A.
ormenl Ofths p4rieTDs % Paper akas1es Msnnlsein-
| red by ISAAC ruin &0o.
i Sept. 10 lsf7-ly,
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coLLEcroR AND CENTRAL AGKNS
LeriagtSn, NJ.
VHTIIL attend promptly any business entrusted 10
" him-win act a. Agent for the cOlection %
money closing aceOants, &e, &e. Changes moderate.
April D, Ie4s-u
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Positively IvcrKARLE

accordingly len England Travelled through scotland
Germany and France. and returned home Ihe month
OF NOvemhsT iust with my Car from beng cured
a. WIN left sas your Advertisements OF ths
keS TuTk papers 4ad concluded ny HArt's Vegsta
BE EAtfart seeing your statements and CERTIFICATES Of
many cures OF twehty and thirF wears stand
ing, and can Assufe you am uOi sJTry did %, As 81
tn 0f Hars Vegetable EVtr.ct si0ne he a. resloT
ID
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have spent over three thousand dolIars FOR medicine
ana a edical attendance adyi--d 70 tsks tnar
70 Europe With hiIn, which did hrsi vsiled a.
and leonstiiied The mast einiieRg FhYsC there ~
respet % bis case they examined him and nra.rrihs
accordingly remained there thrss months without
perceivng change fOr TIE BELIEF which cost M
aboal two handred and my doilafs pocksted by Ih
physicians. and The meu thai received Wa Their Oman
on lhal my On h 90 !. u h..r.l...
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Ills reason. bach gone A. 20 uuhi mona ilr
business, = entirely restored, VIA the prosper
fore IA OF he. healIu and ssefulness ne j. naE =
years OF ace, and q years = monih- - tnt lime mas
afflicted with tins dreadful q Diseases but
Ihank God = Row euioy Tag good heaIh-
Now. Sir, fsuh without works don believe in. To
say 1 shan ~ grateful % thing. A.
here enciOse you one hundred dollars, have duunI
hut yOl VII Ihink tins another snd quiie different
thing The deb of srsttade, -th you. sut please
accept this amount inteTcsi the debt m advance
Yours. very respectfully.
f-igueif WILLIAM SFrHEF
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aCTTs carefully packed no In hoxes ior usnsp0rta-
too and any part Of the niied sl4e-. TeXas
MexbrO. and WesI ladies
THOMAS MILES,
M Main street - and an directs. Ciaciana
ono. tseneral Agents for The Uaiied STARE,
I'D Chapa corner of th and Market streets Agent or
LousN he, ny.
David Graiehead, lRdianapslis, Ind
aCS~Au commaac siieas IN reference 10 Doetof haf's
X@set.hls EStrarf a1sa addressed pos paid. 70
THOMAS a MlLks,
"a Maia -trett. cincinasii-
April -. I5ss.-sm.
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Another Remarkable Care Perfsrmed BY
the s-e % Harr. Vegetable ExIraet

DOctor H>RT2-lt - wan SNAIL desfee Erzlides
tam that enabled "a announce YEA The complete
restoration 10 health OF ny daughter b. The yOuI
Vegetable ENtrsct- Al the of siX years her
present h siUeeh,l she hTsi afIacked with this
dreadful nta.sy called pilepiic Pits and until shs
mencel taking me ESTtct, she Suffered Nuh siacs o.
Ms, aasosi incessanis and ~ severely iO threaten
10 drive fraun hrone aud Tensr BE-
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Of thstruiy wonderful msdicias
Read The fOliowns rsmar ksbie ths son Of Wn
secofe. 80. OF fhiladeipbla. ai1ciec with Epi
ieptic tas tNehtf Tseyea years and months -
Aiter travelling through England scotland Ger
many Ahd france consulting the Bost eminent phys
icianss and expressing fOT meiicns medical treat
neht and advice. thfee thcazand DO ar. returned
WIN ms son 20 tins e0anlrY IN November last viii
cat receiving an benefI Whaievsr aud was -u-sd
b. using
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Brunswick Seminary.

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De
partmenis, each Of which Is under the care OF
experienced Teachers. This arrangement the
successful introduction of all the Branches of Eouca
ton usually taught iR our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including Drawing, Painting, Needle work
and Music. (all thoroughly taught for the low terms
OF from $500 to $500 per quarterly
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota-
ny Philosophy and Astronomy. which are illustrated
with suitable apparatus. These branches taught
with special reference TO their application in Agri
culture and the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano NJ IS per term.
few pupils will be accommodated with board in
the family of The Principal. lat Si,75) where they
will have every from the Teachers, and not he
exposed in stormy weather; as the School is under
the same roof.
This School possesses a small select Library, and
collections in Mheralogy, Geology, Conchology and
Botany.
IcT'rhe SPRING TERM will commence on Mo N.
DAY, March -.
G. C. SWALLOW, Principal
Brunswick Feb 3. 1913, d90-WlS