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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Nebraska Mecfissx.

WEsr L.BERrY, Muscatine Co.. lowe,
March LIST, 1854
meeting was called by the stiz.ns Of this place
and vicinity, without distinction of party for tho pur
pose of obtaining expression of the sense of this
community on the subject of the " Nebraska Bill y
now pending IN the w. :. Senate.
A. Gregg, ESQ.,. appointed chairman, C s. Kab.
Ter, secretary. The chairman briefly explained the
ojsct CT the meeting, when the following gentlemen
appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the
of the meeting, viz: j. G. Starr p Heath, and
A. Gregg.
Tho following revolutions we're offered by Mr.. Starr
chairman OF the committee:
Resolved, That the attempt TO repeal the Missouri
Compromise in the Nebraska Bill nov in Congress, j,
ia grsss violation of faith violation cf the spirit oil
Jour institutions, and wide departure frvm the early
policy # the government.
Resolved, That the bill now before Congress, knows
Is Douglass bill, unsound in principle, tending
IT. subv.rt the rights of humanity and equal
Justice and deserves the unqualGed rcbuke and deter
mined opposition Of 90 enlightened community Of
'freemep.
The meeting was then addressed by Mr.. Starr ID Q
lengthy, eloquent and entertaining speech warmly op
posing the extension Of slavery beyond fts present lin
its and especially the repeal Of the Missouri COpro
misc To which the Hon. F. Alger reptile l. sustaining
the Nebraska bill. At the close of which tho vote Of
the meeting taken the resolutions, which wers
adopted By . vote of two to one.
A. GREGG, Chairman.
CHAs 8, KABLER Secr'y.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
SlrIvcd.

koM tho subscribc 70, in Marion. Linn c. Iowa,
i ab ut the ION January lar, Brown Marc ARD
a Sorrei Horse. Sad Marc and Horse are each abb at
or years old; The Mare has ne white OTIS ON b.r
o;ly ana sides, ard is little faI en- lhs Horse
has star In the fvrshea with one or more witt. hind
feet.
Any person giving inform alton NJ to the wLcrear
bouts Vt said ht rses, will be literally rewarded
HOLMES l. RlSTiNE.,
Maren, Iowa, March q, IS6l.-mh 1893 +
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
ssOck Esl..Id and EHE5,kul;,
Packer.

r. h The fast-running and eiecan. Ia.,epg,r
.,ssstalsii Steamer McKEE, s. HxAicnr. Mai.r,
Will coin.I,i g her Tegu ar rips ia M.u-
u.y, the ON day OF M.rch, ~ leaving he, kuk IN
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, returning IN
iuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and running IN
connection With the Il OK Islam and Chhsgo Railroad
and the ) Louis and Keokuk Mail line Of steamers,
cons'sting OF tie ID Vernon, jimmie ans ana Wrs-
err r.
ES For fr ight or passage pi ly on hoard. or to-
mbio Z. WEED, Agent.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

FRUlr AND SHADE TREEs.-Now 10 the
time to set out fruit and shade trees. They
are both useful and ornamental, and We
hope that the citizens of both city and
country will profit by this suggestion.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

EsTRAY HoRsEs.-See advertisement head.
oil "Strayed, . by Messrs. Holmes Ristine,
of Marion. Messrs. H. & r. believe the
animals have been taken up by some one in
this county,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
The Ohio river i. in good navigable condition. and

The Ohio river 10 in good navigable condition, and
business 10 active.
Dr. Gardner, OF silvermine notoriey. IL 10 rumored
committed suicide at Washington, on the Sd inst.
Francis Dick, convicted Of murder, 1t Dayton, o.
has been sentenced to be hanged on the l4th prox.
Mr.. B. whitney vas murdered and robbed Of 81 700.
recently at Washington, Fayet,e county. Ohio. Tee
murdsrers ais, stole his horse AMI gold watch. They
made their Escape.
The ship w. H. Davis, from Liverpool, for New o.
cans. wrecked Of the western coast Of Scotland
the 9th January, and all hands except one, the
steward, we're drowned, 80 in all.
An awful calamity took place 1t Hartford. c nm,
On Thursa-y ", ELK. A steam boiler In extensive
car factory, exploited on that Afternoon totally de
molshiag that portion If tho building in which the
engine was ocsted. and burying upwards IL hun
dred people in the rufus Sixteen p.rsous killed.
two fatally and elev badly injured, and large num-
Der Of Others slightly scaldsd and Otherwise wounded.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Iowa LAND BILL PASSED THE SANxTE.-
By latest advices from Washington, we hear
that the Iowa Railroad Land Bill has pass
ed the Senate.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Cy The Cedar County .Adrertiser will
please give proper credit to whatever it IN ny
copy from the Muscatipe papers. We dis
claim the authorship of certain article
imputed to Us in the last number of that
naner.s
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

KxokUK DAILY WHIG.-We now receive
in exchange o nest-looking sheet with the
above title. We Aish Mr.. Howell success
Nm the enterprise.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

CLARy's CoyNrERFEIr DErEcToA. - The
March number of this valuable publication
has been received. We commend it to basil
ness men, as eminently worthy of their
patronage. Published by r. L. CLARK, St
Louis at 81 per annum.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

| CO The "Iowa State Journal, the tenn
perance organ, is now issued weekly. Sub
cription prico 81 90. Address S. S. Howe,
editor, Iowa City.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Farm for sale.

N the Muscatine and Iowa City Road, dear Over.
mans Ferry, on tbs west side Cxdar River, Of
ia acres, and 40 Of it timber 40 scrss OF il under
fence two story frame house, " BY ~ feet contain
leg rooms, an entry and stairway, god and pevs
er-iailing we'll Ct tie or handsome grows
and some fruit trees ar uad The house. The atovos
prohery will be sold lev, If application be made soon:
For farther particulars enquire Of JOSEPH TIMBER
scrioer. at Hull 4 Clark's She store, Iowa City.
mhl0 At NJ HULL.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Ekcu.c and Lot For Na.e

IA nALF LOT I, in Book So, on which
IN is situated fine Brick II. use, Containing
Issss hvc rooms, for sale at bargain If sps
i1Ill pication 10 made on. III not sold ~
the first Monday IN April, the property
will be disposed of atpublic sale. Apply this fics
OF to JIG IRWIN
NH l0--4t
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

n NEW PR'JEcr-k RAILROAD NoRrH.-lu auotho
'column We publish comm uncation from Mr.. Xii
bourne 10 reference to rarea&eonns,ting this plac
and Muscatine with tho LYONS rosd. s.
This is project which We view With great favor,
asd have no doubt but that it will DO carried throus h
in brief period, forming ~ It docs. Imports MT
link of the grand railroad whi6ds will, ultmstsl
stretch from the Gulf Of Mexico 10 the head waters Of
the Mississippi.
For the northern portion Of own county this ID
Of the most feasible, and at the same time one Of
the most desirable roads that has been proposed
rhe distance between Keokuk and Muscatins is oaiy
50 or 90 miles, and the route may bs 90 selected
as to have easy grades and running through region
of country already thickly settled and highly produc
hive.
This road deem only second in Importance to thu
Fort Demoines road, and feel exceedingly grstiied
that casts capitalists shousd already be- on hasd to
construct at railroad, which had looked upon
As only to be built after Keokuk had become great
City able to build roads for her own accom- mediation.
Keokmk W1Hg.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

THE ISDiANs.-Thc chief of the Utah In.
dams has sworn to exterminate tho Nor
mons at Salt Lake and having enlisted in
his cause the Camanches and Apaches
bloody work may he expected. On the
plains, the Arappahs, Chsyennes and Sioux
are making preparations to exterminate the
Pawnecs in the spring. They express de-
termination to wipe cut the entire tribe. =
Bloody Indian battles may therefore be OK
pected soon. In view of these facts, it is
feared the parties of emigrants who cross
tie plains may be molesred.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

ijh'ssane, ono of the Martha Washing,
Ton consplrators, has recently had a for,u,r,
of Sl25,O0O left him.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Gy The Ericsson steamer has made sec
ond trial trip which is highly satisfactory
ITO the owners
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

= PRoDrcE RECEIVED AT DAvENPoRT.--The
Davenport Gazette wishes to be excused
frsm saying anything more on the hog
question the present season, and in deep
humiliation ackno Wedges that the number
of hogs packed in Muscatine exceed those
of Davenport. 1t, however, adds that some
firm in that place packed about tho num-
Der that is assigned to Davenport. On the
subject Of wheat, the Gazette says:
"With regard to the quantity Of wheat re.
ceived here, neigbbors, we can excel YOU.
One firm in this place-and there has been
considerable rivalry in wheat buying alone
has purchased over 5000 bushels. Put
that in your pipe and smoke it,
The above only proves what we have
heretofore asserted, that the business Of
Davenport is monopolixod in part if not
wholly by "onc FIRM. 0. Burrows &
Prettyman. If there has been "considera-
BILE rivalry in buying wheat, why are not
the amounts received by other purchasers
sddedto that OF the como 6rm?''
Muscatine is far ahead of Davenport in
the amount Of produce that has been re-
seivsd the past season. This proves con-
slusively that there has been wholesome
competition here, while there has not been.
in Davenport. -
TAAcukRs' CsNyENrroN.-The last number
Of the ssfowa Journal Of Education, con.
tains call for State Teachers Conven-
tion to DO held at the Court lilo sc IN Mus
estine, ON Wednesday, tie 10th of May
ssxs, ot ~ o'clock, An, Tho cali is signed
BY teachers from all the principal towns in
the State. The object of the Conv ention
10 to organize State Teaehers' Associa-
tien /; it will be the 6rst one eyer held in
the State.
The profession Of seachin: is high one,
and NO think this a step onward. Hope
there will be general turn out among tho
'sacbsrs, and all interested.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
MIR. Water. Declines,


Simeon Waters, who was nominated for
Secretary Of Slate by the late Wing Con-
vention, has addressed the following note
TO tho editor Of tho Burlins ton Haw.. Eye,
declining the nomination.:
BUaLIScr1s, March 2, 1854.
SiR. EDIroR My name was presented to
the pcople of the State, by the Wing Con.
vention. held In Iowa City, on the 22d OF
February last, rs q candidate for the office
of Secretary of State. For reasons Of n
personal nature, am constrained to with
draw from the canvass, and desire that my
name should not be used in connection with
the Office. address you that the fact of
my withdrawal may receive publicity at al
early day. SIMEON WATERS. 4
We suppose the best way to proceed, UNI
dor these circumstances, will be for the
Wing press to unite on some good Wing to
Oil the place in the ticket vacated by Mr..
Waters. What say our cotcmporaries
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
sspsriscudcn, OF Pnbile In s,ruc,ion.

superintendent OF Public Instruction.
4 few days ago, we received a letter from
DR.. Geo. Shcdd, requesting US to announce
him as an Independent candidate for Super
intendent of Public Instruction, but have
Asince received the following:
MoUSr PLEASANT, March 7, 1854.
EplroRs OF THE JOURNAL, Muscatine =
Yesterday the Free Soil candidate for Super
intendent of Public instruction declined in
my favor. At the instance of many friends,
irrespective of sect or party, consent to
run. Please announce my pane as an in
dependent candidate for Superintendent OF
Public instruction. More anon.
Yours respectfully, !. l. STEWART.
AIr. Stewart, We believe, is Metho list
minister, of good education, much talent
and energy. lie is at present agent of tho
Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute. Moro
anon on this subject.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Losses BY Fire.
New York, 5th inst, five buildings Spruce Street
$500, 900.
D,iance,O. 18th ut. grocery store and two other
900.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

GT "The Motherlcss'' will appear in
our next.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

4 The LAND BILLs.-The Iowa and other
Railroad Land Bills which passed the Senate
on the 9th, contain appropriations of TO-
100000 of acrss-tHe precise amount which
the committee of the House has said shall
not be cxceeded
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
VIM. G. Woodward,
A TTORNEY and Councillor 1T Law, and Geusrsk
"A Agent, Muscatins Iowa. nh 10 ~
Notice.

Notice. - HEh
F the person Who left Lantern ct my Wood Pile.
last sunday night will call me, prove property,
and pay charges, hs can have the same. $50
NH 10 II A. DUNSMORE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
The Election, sc


The Election, &c.
The city election, lat Monday, passed or quietly
Dc.ow we give the result.
GAroR
j. Parvin, lst Ward "a d. ". Clover, Isl Ward 81
Sd us 81 Sd 10
2S7 l6s
leg
Parvin's majority, 1l9
ALDERMEN.
J. Butler, lst Ward, 50 A J. Fimple, LIST Ward, 81
Buffers majority, 61.
G.. Nealley 2nd Ward, &C J. Crane 2nd Ward, u
Nealiey's maj, -.
w. L. Young, Sd Ward, 81 w. II. Delaney Sd Ward, CO
foung's maj, "a.
TREASURER.
W.D. iment, Treasurer, (no opposition
wHARFMAsTEE.
Peter Jackson, 25j S. 3. Crane, Isl
Jacksons maj, lo4
FOR TIRE LOAN. AGAINST THE LOAN.
LIST Ward, Ia LIST Ward, 10
2nd l54 End s
Sd l42 Sd Z" B
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Its ohjeced to the Nebraska bill that il will estab
lish principle Of extensive application, and will in
woke tho application Of the same to Oregon
and Washington. CERTAINLY II WILL. THAT Is IRIS
hAis OBJECT. The principle was established in 1850.
now II viii b. confirmed 10 1854. Next year il viii
no declared that TIE ORDINANCE or 1887 Is ISopsRA
TVS and that the slavery resolution in the Oregon
bill, which Mr. Polk hesitatingIy signed, is SUPER
SEQ d.
Therefore, il slavery be universal necessity. it
Will te allowed universally to prevail. But, proba
by, it will be found that its limits will be nxed by
climate aud commercially laws above tho action Of
Congress.
The political effect of the passage of this bill will
De important, and, on the wh,Ie, highly favorable
will put al end to the oil parties and 'crush ou'
the coalition sf the Democracy II will organize par
ties into two divisions, and both of them based on the
slavery question. One party will be tho Non Int or
vsnton party, and the other the Abolition party II
Is not quito certain which will finally prevail But
The struggle IT, at length, seriously beguu All that
nas ever happened on this question, all the combats
rom 1870 down. were mere chid's play in eompari.
iou With what we shall next Fall and next wear
md for years to come. THsKs WILL ne NO aoRs
COMPROMISES. Fhs cid ones will be condsmned and T
OF aside, Nom intervention on one side, and Abo
iion on the Other are the only two principles upon
Ihich the contract il 10 be made. a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
6oucee i1)anieo.

(ouYTRY HOUSEWARES to rent neat ana 10
~ -, ar from New-Yerf On Long iaAni SOhn
n nor ns SSdrss C. A DANA Tribune Once.
COUNTRY REsIDENCE,-for sale, very Gel F.l,
- arc, Of 6 quality Of Land. about one niue rom :.
shs,h"~n j. fronting the RAhwayav f'uf Of al Aaa' w
the prcmso'' FOR P'i'''" "F MErTLER No 81 Frca.st
W. ANTED-A small desirable House near the cen
w 10, Of The city, With modern convenenees en Ao' !"
"a ado Adde'S G B. Box No. III 7. D
WANTED to PURCHASER Dwelling house on
p,ooLlvn Hshts II be south Of Crsnbrrrysi ana "a
.ood rrnar Price 45co Address C. e Of the ONCE
this paper
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c ". HoLNEs. Aucfioneer
CAI T. of Ell EGAkT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

= CARPETS MIRRORS OIL PAISriNGS 80. at AUCTION
win sod THIS DAY (Situoay Feb A. O'clock the sn.irs
contents toHae ijhst SIX dOO OF Broad
way oonps and mahogany tee Por FAR
rosewOOd md mthos
aeop Center 20 Pier end Fancy Tables rosewood Cor
aud ca l0aTds French se Mirror fac OIL Paintings
and FresvD tap ply ingram Capes Brsostse
ard Lece Juuns rich China Yes and Mantle Ornaments ine
Ware aud Sofas aud
Lupgos PaIof has aud rockers rosewood All
boespy hs lair QOts Blank' bs TOP
rsns and Wasauos Toilet Seize wal1ut Secretary extern
scn Dung Table gold band China res Sets Ivory
Curv CrockGry Glsss Ware Basement and Kitchen fan
tufe. &C Sale positive without regard 10 weather
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y 3 HoUcH Auconeer
ArORTCAGE SALE of FL EGANr HOUSEHOLD

ItI EURNITURE TnIS (Saurday) MORNING lOi N, at
No lI7 West 8sy being contents Of hyetoy as-
stoue house viz PHch and Oval Mirrors Lace aud Bfocs
tee Window Curans Corns Shads &c yards Velvet aud
gss Garnet and Three ply Carpets, two Rose
WOOD Paror French Satin Damask BrOcat-ie Oh
Painting consisting Of Landscapes Portraits Fruit Pieces aud Marine
figures &c
Marble top Fancy Tables Marble Rosewood Eta
Plan tone;
and side EoscIes ana SEWING Chsr IN gold boedsi
Tables China decorated Dinner ald Tea sets;
81 Castors FORKS Spoons GIt Glass Wares Rose
wood snd Mahogany Wash snos Bureaus rOiet Ss
Cbss SC BSuke Piows Bolsie,s &c For particulars 500
Herald
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,,ur vopv nAuy TRJBIJNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY A. Ioof

xyoRK SHOPS to LET or LEAsE-ln suIlo IN.
premises OF TO SAN'h" No - 3oll a.
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Drp Uoo0s
RIVAL Of REAL INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR
N ScARFs and sHAWL5.-A T. STEWART 4 Co. viii opsa
posy Feb small nyoice the above desirable goJds
Tbc Shswls principally squsre With scarlet middles
Broadway Chambers and Resds sts.
MANAGED MANTILLAS and CLOAKS In con-
~ Of the at the No SO Csrs the sock Of
SPkING MAN iLLAS and CLOAK5 slightly mayed
They will be offered for sse SATURDAY morn
mo Feb low prices the entire stock be
cleared out 20 make room for ffesh goods
NOLYNEUx BELL No 50 Cln,Is.
EROM SHIPS DOUGLAS and JER0ME-WET
GOODS! WET GOoD5 Auothsr lot Of th0se heavy black
Silks brought such crowds MondAy sIi rne5dly-40 ec
full inches wide, high lur sghtJ vet at rehly WORTH
q pscts6 usually sold az 81 % pc H. well worth lOf al
h Lin fEe for g. sold $751; Table Linen Linen
Clotbs s. doz Csmb Handkerchief worth 100 dozen large
Towel eah Napkins IS doz bodered Linen Handler
chris &c; 100 CoGnterpane Qnis lfi
GEORGE KEYS No 33 sh-sv
CEEUINE IRISH LINENS.-Lades about to re-
" pleuh the wsrdrobes for the coming with Genuine
Linen Gcods would do well examine for themselves at No S
Broadsay b. low Prince st. whre reliable article be h,d
the lowest price No cheap wet goods By the HunbDdtD
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1rsiruftion.

4 YOUNG LADY fully competent to give ins'Es We,
A G, P-PTIidr S,,sr, .T ooa 10 ~
I ROoK.KrEPIyG- &c. C. MARSH Counting
ID Room, the practice Of boo.lepar No sse
pull vel drilled without being iii.e4 IS :. :,ns Let 'As IN
tsT.red call for circulars c G AAs1s ~o.t. ot sue
II = FOSTER Consulting Accountant, author OF
ID. Prre say on tie best method Of c,aehns P-n
Dtlb. Entry n ed.t.d" The Gog55ins dsl. A. "a.
upon elementary osnspe. 70 'ss es o., exc .so
ts.s .q. ~ ecsnts para. IN .ap.o
s1ed JT,i R9s (; Pse = e'D- Of ne
developed snd the fl!ass- o. he liter exposed dea
e.,sS TO the People Of the United StAies i"
DAIIY TUITIONS-A Lady qualified TO instruct
in Fre,eh ard Music {. de.iroas Of 1iqs BootJu I
- y,eiriy AGtfca TEACHER 10 81 DssHss' Brooklyn
T AIDES or GENTLEMEN. who wish to perfect
II h.5 school o Po. .sTS Ss hs .sndios -
New Y0sa g9o.s III. ..oo' Gao ,, aIfa 10
s s 81. bis1eh. tbs, Easlh sa1..
0n s,s Lecons dAnsss aux Fisnc,s Espash. I.ens &c
MECHANICS INSTITUTE CLASSES for 1854.
It DF Fo Kssos b Prof f'T0U
11R sShsft PhH AND FIGURE DRiwIYG and oRyA
NESTAL kHp ,ny Lesson. 70 ner. Of the Institute. ..
*. = Ts fai eoI Snf BS~:y fi
NC o'clock Al appesons are to be made and all moneys
&c 70 I paper pencils india rbb and other sri
s require sy The pupils can aTs'. o ne Of 20 Se u
ton Of Prof he appropriate date. for tie ps.pS's Of
HPSs o RE cs. o,. nj h6wsrei that
berD.y be, can be no lOl permitted ,,,- >, .
New. York Jan s., 1884
ssOlrNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI-
WI TTF No 2s ithst on WAshin sluarv lentrlnee Nc
S N.edousIstl GEORGE W. CLARKE A NJ and JAhEs AN
SfNG A NJ Principals will the tEsf term OF rs
srhoo the second MONDAY Of sepSeber 1888
Pr. rec tEenty wears of age ana ansat u
al the branchs of learning preparatory TO business OF
.n Gas. in including thorough kpowledge OF French
Languages BOOK Keeping oy don
the srfs OF Drawing and Painting together With theoretical
and 10 sorl. pr.ctcl Surveying 4. -
s-Ci-culsrs containing sous ierin references &c Ss
be mad at the RESTITUTION
SPANISH LANGUAGE-Prof GORRlN continues
- 10 give privae the CastAn-hs native Ansue
Amply Vi No IL 5thst
TO the BUSINESS WORLD.-Compass and rud-
der are Necessary se than good hand ana
81 70 q the merchants CLERK the
resrop6ep and ia fct every business man 30 ~
sal TIL No S2 Broadway has Organized his es
secs reference thorough luton in these branches rnps
ceive lessons egsut sni quiet parors sna ne
distraction although thOouga and emiue nty prsctcA