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From the Phil american and Gasette, Oct. A

FRATERNIzING.-The foreign organ at Washing
ton grows grandiloquent in describing the scene
which occurred in Mexico upon the leave taking Of
Mr.. Clifford, the late United States minister. At
ter telling the public that he had succeeded in
winning the hearts of the Mexicans," the Union
produces column Of eulogistc commentator, in
which the incidents at Mr. Clifford's departure are
paraded with the true court journal precision,
Among Others II Is noticed that President Herrera
called in person upon the ambassador, to express
his compliments, after which, ''rising, he warmly
embraced Mr.. Clifford, and bid adieu." This affec-
tionate demonstration between two able bodied
gentlemen must have been very interesting, and
well appreciate the raptures of the Union,
for we suppose when Nj. Poussin was about leaving
Washin gton, the senior editor fraternized after
similar fashion. The entente cordiaLe is EVIL
IDENTIFY complete between the Democracy of Mexico
and France, and the party which is led by their
''sole organ at Washin gton. We congratulate
all the parties this alliance, and readily be-
heve that the vocabulary Of slang which the Union
exhausted in days of yore against Mexican"
Wings, will now be modified 20 suit the nature Of
the happy understanding which has been produced
by the Intervention Of Mr.. Folks ambassador.
II is possible for ingenuity to conceive, that
if this Romeo and Juliet scene between Herrera
and Clifford had occurred with any gentleman Of
affectiOnate sensibties who happened 10 be called
a Wing or Taylor Republican, something Of
that kind, then the virtuous indignation of the
whole Docofoco press would have been at once
cited, and the country pronounced on the eve of
ruin by this act of palpable treason. But the gen
erous heart of the old fugleman has expanded, and
the tender parting scene has invoked the memory
OF DAYS when the blood coursed hercey in his
yirginian veins, and when Herrera would have
found sympathizing response TO his manly en-
brace Those days are past, but they live in recol-
lection. We would not be- understood however,
as charging any Of these afectionate inclinations
upon the senior editor at present, being admon-
ished by an old classic, who doubtless Is "knOwn
in Richmond
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I H Z R E P Z B L | G..
w ASH N GTON:
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER is, ls4s.
0 F Fl CHA l..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
JOHN FoRD, to be Assistant Treasurer at
St Louis, Missouri, vice L. A. LaBeaume,
resigned.
VIM. M. Brown, of Tennessee, to be
Marshal OF the United States for the mid
die district of Tennessee, vice Jesse B.
Clements, removed.
c. P. BERTRAND, of Arkansas, to be
Receiver of Public Moneys at Little Rock,
Arkansas, vice Cyrus w. Wilson, de.
ceased.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

The Wing vote in the city and county
Of Philadelphia is less, by 1885, than what
it was at the Presidential election last fall,
while the Locofoco vote falls off but 2,018;
and yet our opponents are Boosting of their
triumph, in the hope that the people will not
discover that their aggregate vote is less
by upwards of two thousand than it was
when General TAYLOR carried the city and
county Of Philadelphia by more than fue
thousand.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

Our fellow citizens at San Francisco are progress
ing rapidly in all the arts of life. The Aila Cali
Jornta announces a project for the erection of
theatre in that city, for the production during the
ensuing season of operas, balets. vaudeves dra-
mas and pantomimes, a scale of splendor wor
thy the great metropolis Of the Pacific. Mr.. W. A.
Buffum is the protector, and will be the manager.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

Olive learn tSom the Ahas, that the Govern
ment contract for $4,000 gallons sperm oil for
light houses was taken yesterday, by Edward
Mott Robinson, esq, of New Bedford, at an average
price of % per gallon, cash-two thirds spring,
and one third winter oil.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

AccIDENT.-We regret to state that Mr.. John Y.
Mason, jr, son of the late Secretary of the Navy,
and now holding the post of purser in the u S.
ship Vincennes, while in the act of getting out of
wagon opposite the Carleton House, Broadway,
New York, where he resides, from some cause or
other his foot slipped, and he fell with considerable
force on the curb-stone of the, pavement, which,
unfortunately, broke his arm 1t is doubtful if he
will be able to sail in the Vincennes which is now
about to spread her wings for the Pacific
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The Boston ATLAS of the lth inst. says:
owe understand that "a Truck and DECKER
ticket for Senators, in Middlesex county,
was nominated yesterday by the Free
Soil and Locofoco conventions which met
in Concord. We have not learned the
names of the candidates.
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In speaking of General Taylor's proclamation
forbdding the invasion of Cuba from the United
States, the European Times says:
''We are glad to find that President Taylor is
not disposed to sanction mighty of spoliation,
to DO committed by band Of mercenary and I'M
princPed Adventures. Throughout the whole of
these dongs, it is carefully kept out of view that a.
specific treaty exists, to which France, Spain, Eng
land, and the United States are parties, bu tphich
the dependency Of Cuba TO The mother country Of Spain
is especially guaranteed"
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CHANGE IN THE CHANNEL OF RED RivER.-The
Washington (Arkansas) Telegraph learns that Red
river had made break of ten miles above Shreve
port, forminganew channel two hundred yards wide
and from thirty to fifty feet deep II is said to join
the main channel about hundred miles below
Shreveport
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Navigation Laws.

As the following letters relate to sub
ject which excites much interest, we
avail ourselves of the opportunity of pub
fishing them for general information:
New YoRK Oct. 2, lS49.
SR: We must ask the favor of your reply TO this
letter. at your earliest convenience, to govern us
in acting on orders we have TO charter American
vessels proceed the English possessions in the
East Indies and load cargoes for London, under the
new navigation acts of Great Britain. These or
ders are received by us from houses in England,
and we have already chartered the ship Ambassa-
dor of this port, TO load at Calcutta for London.
By the act of Parliament, we believe it is required
that the President will grant the same privilege to
ships under the British flag that England grants to
Us. Will British ship be allowed to enter here
with cargo of foreign produce (not of Great Bri-
tain) after the LIST of January next, on the same
conditions ships under the flag Of the United
States. We trust you viii pardon our thus tres
passing on your time, and remain. sir,
Your obedient servants,
BARCLAY & LIVINGSTON.
To Hon, w. NJ. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

The steamer Ohio reached her moorings
at New York last Saturday afternoon from
New Orleans. The Evening Post of that
day says: awe are authorized by her
agents in this city to say that she will sail
on the 10th, as advertised, without fail.
The steamer Cherokee is also coming up
the bay.D
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Suspect not him
On whose loves wild-fre age doth throw
OF fifty years the cooling snow"

The DySAsTY or PEcULAToRs.-Some weeks
since We published the fact that a Mr. Nicely, one
Of Mr. Polk's postmasters at Hampshire, Lewis
county, had been proved guilty Of breaking open
letters coming 70 his Office, and taking money or
iu equivalent therefrom, 70 the amount Of some
three or four hundred dollars and that he had taken
leg bail Our neighbor Of the Recorder denied that
M Nicely was appointed by Mr.. Polk, and affirmed
that his was one Of Mr.. Van Buren's appointments.
Having replied that the correction was "distinc-
ton without difference" in this case, our neigh
Dor next asserted that Mr.. Nicely was appointed by
John Tyler. We have, therefore, taken some pains
~ ascertain the truth in the ca-e, and We find We
we're right ina our first statement. Mr.. Nicely Uas
appointed by President Polk-Nauy (Ts'.) IN
Leligepce.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

The vote in Baltimore on Wednesday for council
ticket for all the candidates was l2,4S4, being
5,0SS less than cast for the legislative ticket
the Sd inst. and 9,047 less than cast at the
last Pres initial election
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The Milwaukee Wisconsin states that the schr
Lasalle, from Chicago, was capszed on the night Of
the 22d ultmo and all on board (seven souls) per
ished
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

UtODtT Il, IoF5-
GENTLEMEN In reply 20 the inquiry made in
your letter of the I'd instant have to state that in
consequence Of the alteration in the British
navigation laws, British vessels from British or
other foreign ports, will (under our existing laws)
be allowed, after the lst Of January next 70 enter in
our porte with cargoes Of the produce Of any part
Of the world. | have further tc state, that such
vessels and their cargoes will be admitted on the
same terms as To duties and imposts yessels OF
the United States.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(signed) w NJ. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
To Me.srs BARCLAY LIVINGSTON, y. Y.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

Senator DOUGLASS, of Illinois, addressed large
meeting in Chicago Friday week last, the
Importance and practicability of the Pacific rail
road
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL-A div
idend of ten per cent on the loan Of
81, 500, 900, TO complete the Illinois and
Michigan canal, has been declared, which,
together with the semi-annual interest, is
payable on the goth inst, at the American
Exchange Bank.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

million Of dollars have been paid for messages
on the various telegraph lines throughout the States
during the past year
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"No BACKING Our. Hon. Frederick Robin.
son, Democratic candidate for Congress in the
fourth district has written letter contradicting
the statement that he had Withdrawn himself from
the canvass.-Boston Transcripf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

COL FREMONT has accepted the appoint
ment of chief of the Mexican Boundary
Survey, in the place of Col. Weller, re-
moved.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

JAMES GRAHAM, one of the proprietors
and editors of the New Orleans Courier,
Locofoso paper, has been arrested for a
libel upoo Joel G. Lever, one of the Wing
candidates for the Legislature from that
city. Mr.. Graham appeared with his
attorney, J. L. Sigur, esq, and inter
posed the plea of "not guilty" The in
vestigation was to have taken place on
Friday of last week.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

Unop the whole. then, patriotism has been to the
senior an article which has always commanded a
HIGH price; the public printing for twenty years
frem fsi4; S277,4 6s for ls45. AT this rate, with
such prospects before them, we should not be sur
nrised shortly, 10 hear that the land was overrun
With natriots The aborer is worthy of his hire;
and. perhaps, the impossibility Of getting his
wages may have induced the senior to abandon
the trade Of patriotism, and enlist in the cause of
the foreign governments.-R Richmond Wing.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-15

Bro LUMP Msunsel Whit. a Co, Of thi.
city, received lump Of gold from California, by
the Falcon, weighing fifty ounces all in one solid
mass, picked out At dig. The value Of this
lump 10 $500 ". o. Delta, Oct ia
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General Taylor abroad.

The London correspondent of the New
York Euening Post, Locofoco paper,
writes under date of the 2Sth September,
as follows, in regard to the Presidents ac-
ton in the Cuba expedition. The {" for
eign organ" in this city will see that it has
been misrepresenting their principals in
this respect on the other side Of the Allan
tic. 1t is not, however, too late to make
the amende honorable.
All the world is loud in commentator
OF President Taylor's prompt, energetic,
and dignified action, in suppression Of the
intended enterprise against Cuba. The
gallant old General has nobly indicated
his country's honor and his own. He has
proved to Europe and the world that the
republic Of the United States is as resolute
and powerful to maintain international good
faith, and to check illegal attempts to sub
vert the governments of other countries,
as she is able to preserve intact her own
free institutions and internal tranquility
All honor to General Taylor for that same"
We will publish tomorrow full ex-
pose of the alleged defalcation Of the late
surveyor of the port at Cincinnati, Ohio,
made by VIM. Key Bond, esq, the pres
ent incumbent, through the columns OF
the Cinci; natl Gazette, of the 10th inst.
This is rendered imperative from the OK
traordinary course pursued by the late in
cumbent in refusing to turn over the
books and papers of the office, and to
meet the draft of the Government for the
balance in his hands.
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BAKILAl LIFINUSIUN.
To Hon, w NJ. MEREDITH,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-11-03
Sales Of Real Estate.

We invite the attention of capitalists TO ,"s W
rous estates offered Tor sale through Tue '0''"'
Mia Democrat Some OF them comprise very ue
sr,hle real estates, and valuable home''eao''
few of which we enumerdte
EatAtps Of Leonard Lazarus, III Mo"'ou' Wv"
snip, to be sold by E. Lazarus A''H'" o' '''O'
day, the 10th Of November
E,ae of Hon. Leonard Rupert, being Two 'e''
VA, ,.b,e Plantations in Montour township 10 VI
SOLD nv Leonard B. Rupert, Admir-, on Ihuf'ua!
the 18th of November
Two Tract, of Land with saw'm'll anu '"'
r,ovemen,s, one in Jackson and one IN SugaF"S
townships at private sale, any tue' BY the pro-
prie,or, Geo. Dis, 49,.
Estate of Jacob Miller, jr., in Centre township
being the old Homestead to be sold by Jos. , an, 10
len pohe, Admrx, upon Tuesday, the hrS' OIL
4 January, 1850,
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EaAEsHe ED

In Cearfeld county, on the 25th ult,
by Rev. NJ. Il. Merwin, Mr.. WILLIAM
MAPES, to Miss ALBlNA, eldest daugh
ter of Joseph Irwin, both of Lawrence
township.
In Fishing Creek, Col co. on the 23c
ult., by Rev. Mr.. Haughawaut, Mr. JOHN
PARKER, of Milton, to Miss SUSAN
daughter of Judge Mack.
On the 25th ult,, by Rev. W. ]. Eyer
Mr.. HORACE LUDWIG, to Miss MAR,
GARET FOX, both of Catawlssa twp.
On Tuesday the 23d ult. by Rev. r
Mitchell. Mr.. JOHN p. GULICKS, t0
Miss MARY ]: LUNGER.
On the 25jh ult by the same, Mr., JNO
THOMAS,to Miss SARAH CAMPBELL
both of Bloomsbury.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

M L. Robson, having just relur o.
IN ned from Philadelphia, with a eshDEI
large and handsome assortment OF FUH and 49,
wmtcr yB,iimay, invites the Ladlc'oI thls place
and her friends generally to call and examine
them.
Her stock consists of velvels, cut and uncut
satns, silks, plain and irInged, rbbonds, iealh.
ers, flowers, caps, and general assortment, Of
Jonaa Trimmings, together, with variety Of
fancy articles, such az belts, Slides brest-pns
shawl pins, pencils, thImbIes, looth-pcks, plain
and fancy combs, edging, needle.worked and
plain collars, cuffs hkfs tidy and darning cotton,
marking Gotten, zephyr, COrd.brad, note paper
and enyelops, silk canvass, aud steel bctds, bags
purses, tassels, clasps, &c, &C., which have been
carefully selected aEdwiIl be sold as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere.
@y- Store next door 10 the Court House,
NJ. T.. robson.
Bloomsbury, Nov Sd. 1919
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NORTH BRANCH, PENNSYLVANIA
CANAL.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
\ engineers office in Tunkannock, Wyoming
coJnly, until sunset ol Monday the 18th day Of
November, 1919, lor constructing portions Of the
following sections Of canal, to wit: Nos ii, u.
81, 81 81, 60, 70, 93, los, i'll, ne, ll3, ll4,
l3i, llJ, lG9, l73, IA lS2, l93, lSl. Also,
Or furnishing a quantity Of timber 10 be used Jn
constructing dams Nos aud 3respscuwely
Plans profIes and specifications Of tbe work, 10
be let, will be exhibited at the Office aforesaid, 3
days prior to the expiration of the time for recei
wing proposals, and for further information reter.
ence may be had to NJ. A Gamble, Esq. principal
assistant engineer, upon the line
BY order Of the Board Of Caral Commissioners
VIM B. FOSTER, JK,
Chtet Engineer ~ B. Pa CaHul.
Oct 9, lSAg.-tl
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EBEHIgs {:

In Bloomsburg, on Thursday morning
last, Mr.. CHARLES HEFLEY, of the
firm of Heney e. Mendcnhall, aged 81 VS.,
5 months, and % days.
MIR HEFLEY, was an active, entcrprsing mar
and one Of our most worthy citizens lie leaves
an amiabIe widow and interesting family, VIII,
with our entire community, VIII deeply depore
the premature departure from the tbeltre of life
Of an excellent husband, father, friend and broth
er. his remains will be interred to-day (Satur
day) at / o'clock, in the Lutheran Burial gronnC
Of Bloomsbury, of which he was an exemplary
member Funeral services by the Pastor, Rev
WIN. j. Eyer
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ThG Bank Oa DanVilic,

A n ELECTION will be held at the Montour
n House, IN the borough OF DanylIle, on Mon
da}, the 10Th day ol November next, between the
homs OF 9. A, NJ and p NJ, for Thirteen D.
rectors olhe said Bank,to serve The ensuingye year.
By order Of the Commissioners.
JACOB HELLER, President.
A. +. RussE1, Secretary.
Danyllle, Oct 20, lS40-5t.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-11-03

'ENHG Proprietor5, full Of confidence in the rs,
Il sources Of Doctor SOULE'S Sovereign
Balm Pills which have gained for then,ely.y
such IN euyable reputation IN tho short spsce Of
i've yeais Ihey have been before the public tLs
many cures they eperlorhed- some oftbe ma.
tents having been confined to iheir bed. for
months aud yearS--are truly astonishing nor
challenge 'he world to produce their equal,
For long standing LyaPepsia and habItual Cor.
''U'ncSs, they have never tailed, when taken nc.
ror'Iog to directions, 10 effect cure, or giys
peruanrnr relief.
VIA L'yGr Complaints, Jaundice, &C., can be
Permanently cured, BY the use of these pills ~
hey operate directly upon the Liver, and cause il
to perform It's natural and healthy sction.
For sudden attacks in children 10 Gala.
Fever, Worms, &C., for Gravel, Rheumatism
spinal Affections, Headache, Coughs and Colds,
They have proved al nyaluabls Remedy
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-11-03

BELGIUM LIKE THE OTHER Governments
of Europe, is miserably in debt. 1t owes
a national debt of more than l52, 100000
dollars, besides floating debt under the
form Of treasury notes, which amounts to
between six and ten millions, All this
might be paid with ease, if the arms were
entirely done away.
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LIST OF CAUSES, FOR TRIAL AT
THE NOVEMBER TERM, l640.


John Bear u.s. Catharnc Bear.
2 Bonham r. Gearhalt VS. John s Dye.
3 Wheelock Crosby vs. Ralph r Carpenter
A John Chrislophle vs. Joseph Jones, ct al,
Robt Montgomery ct uX, ys D, Wagners OK,
9 Richard Wilson's FIX vs. John Sawyer,
Edmund l. Piper vs. John Baiiy.
S Elisha B Sleter vs. Samuel Steller
9 Henry Hartman vs. Noah Prentis
10 Wm, Cunningham vs. Elisha Evert et al
II John Kline vs. Nicholas Huey ct al,
l2 Isaac Tyler vs. Benjamin trick
l3 John 7 Eichollz vs. ) T. Walton
ii Jacob Deal vs. David Lloyd.
Is Thomas Sutton vs Venah Rheese
l6 Geo FoX's adm. vs. And EmmOn's adm
II Robt Montgomery vs. Gilbert Hess et al
IS Nicholas Seybert vs.. Thomas Connolly ct al
10 John Barraelt vs. Phineas WellWer
20 John p Grove ct al vs. VIM Donaldson ct al
81 Sohn Douty jr ex ys John DOuty 81 ex
% jeremiah ? Fincher vs. Peter Mower
% John p Grove ct al W VIM Donaldson
n Caleb Appleman ys Josiah Galoraith
IS John OConneI y5 Thomas Jones
&c TheMeh Episcopal Church vs. Simon P. Kase
u John Betrom ct al vs. o II p Kitchen ct al
2S Geo Driesbach vs. Jacob Hover
20 Ludwig Sede VS. Tram Derr et al
30 Leonard Adams et al vs. + K Wohllorth
81 Homer Parmelee vs. Simon Kase
80 John Shively VS. Samuel Yost
SO Thoma, WiIdoner's adm vs. Robert LOckert
81 Same vs. same
3j Hannah Jackson w Gains Jackson's adm.
SO Com. ct al VS. Moses l. Stecker ct al
81 Com, ct al L Sineuan
50 Com. ct al vs. Benz + Stamm
80 WIN Butler vs. Levi Loes ct al
40 John Shiyely vs Samuel Yost ct al
Al Beniamin HAYWOOD ct al VS. Simon Kass
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BLOOISBURG ACADEMY
HIGH SCHOOL
For Young Ladies Qaa GeutI,my,
J. T. PRANTEV D-;

' A1""e' """ beht(tmgn
J.E. BRADLEY, PriaciaqL
The next winter Session of ,hi, Ir..irr,io,
Will commence on MONDAY Mesih 6,unfCr.
tVber. '" ~
Trrt B0oIs,
Emerson's Spelling Book and Hc,l,,
GoodtIch's Geography.
BulIion's English Grammar.
ParEers Progressive Exercises
' Aids TO English Coi0p.,i,i,n
Rlair's Rhetoric, University ett,r,
Davies arithmetic.
Algebra
Geometry.
Surveying.
Mcnsuwlion.
Fosters Book Keeping.
Ackcrman's Nat, History.
Cutters Anatomy and Phisioog7.
I'ucrnsey'S History of the United Ststss
LardnCr's Outlines.
OlmsteGs School Philosophy.
Burrtts Geography of The iieayens
J0hhston,S Turner's Chemistry
Woods Botany
Schmucker's Mental Philosophy.
Wayand's Moral Science.
WebStcr'S Dictionary
j. A 4 l. n.
Billions Latin Grammar, Bullor's Latin, ro,J.
er, Anlhon'5 Cesar SaIiust, Cicero. U,rgrc.
tolsom's Livy, LeyerrD's Latin Lexicon.
g r E L X.
BulIion's GreekGrammar, ,Bullion's Greek Read,
er' RoDlnson's Greek Testament, Nencrhop,.
Anabas!s, Hcnophoh's Memorabilia, PicAtrirp,s
Greek Lexicon. b.
There will be frequent exercises in Dccloma.
nj
gwen in Penmanship and Book. Keeping.
1t wllI be the aim of the Teacher in tbis
School, to imparl to the pupils A Tuoporc,,
KNowLEDGE Of the branches studied, 10 tdnr0tr
metr mnds, and thus to prepare them lor hon
orable places in life
RMS.
The winter session will consist of 81 woo,.
or two quarters Of twelve weeks each. ., ,hi'
session is two weeks longer than the Ia,t snrn
mer session, corresponding addition is nade -
the price of Tuition, which will be as GuIlowa
per quarter: ''"S'
For Reading Penmanship, Arithmrric, Book.
keeping by single entry, Geography, Gram.
For same and Algebra, Geometry. Survev;noF F''E'
Mensuration, Book.kaoping by dorbee .s
try, General History, Nat. History. pbisi
oIogy Philosophy, other English br,,cb
es and Drawing,
For Latin and Greek Languages. 7F"V
t65.. Good boarding can he obtained in rriy,,o
families at from 81 50 to 50 90 per week, g ''''''
References,
Col Joseph Paxton, tRev. Daniel s,,,,
Hon Stephen Badly, (Rev. Josbn, Psr.a, Pn.,
Hon George Mack, {Michael Brobst r.,
.,, John McReynolds, ESQ. 'N'q
Bloom'burg, Sspt. 20. Islp.
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" 1t is said that Mr.. Bodisco the late
Russian Minister at Washington, and the
husband of an American wife, has been
sent 10 Siberia for the crime Of owning
property in this county. Bodsco was en-
trapped, it seems, to return to Russia 4; his
crime having been first diScoUered By a
Spy.