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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
City Intelligence.

TIM TAMMANY SocIErY.-The regular monthly meeting
Of the Ia mmany Society or Columbian Order held
in the of blossoms third moon year Of discovery
363. of Independence TO- and Of the institution &C. or
in more every day language 5th of March 1885, that
is say, last night in Tammany Hail. Grand Sachem
Elijah +. Purdy in the chair. There business Of
importance transacted, and the meeting, which
quite small adjourned at an early hour The details OF
the monster fusion mass meeting arranged by the
Society.
Tm WEArHFR.-Yesterday was pleasantly though un-
seasonaby warm. The day, however, was bright and
sunny until evening, when the sky became overcast
ana the rain pattering down. II continued this
way until a late hour giving every promise Of rain
storm This, by the wav, would do harm just now,
the streets want wash pg BADLY, and a heavy rain
would cleanse the city OF much Of the Gtn it
taips. Would that it wouid rain.
CAUTION AGAINST MEDDLSG GAS METERS Mr..
b. Noggs, collector for the Light and Gas Company,
while on his rounds, called at Az Carmne street. a
fancy stoIe, collect gas bin The lady in attendance
said they had not burned any gas for the last two
months, rs the pipes were oosructe and they could
get light After being for bid by Mr. Noggs to put
ghe match TO the place wher, the supposed the leak
she went turned the tull force OF the gas
which flashed ana burned her face fire TO
goods Ia the window and il Mr. Noggs had happened
have been there the would have been entirely
consumed. As 1t was about $40 damage done.
Tte leak the top of the meter ct the union
and in equence OF its not being screwed do
Some ps unknown bad been putting in alcohol
prevent the water freezing and had not screwed II Gown
again. All persons requested by the president Of
the company for the future, not to NEEDLE with their
meters.
ANLw DisrESsAKY.-wc understand that a new dis
pensary about to be opened at No. 50 Bond street.
near the Bowery, in which medicine and advice will be
furnished TO the poor gratis. The office will be open
cay, With the exception Of Sunday, from 70 to half
past in the afternoon. The treatment will be in
accordance with the homeopathic system, though gal
vanish and inhalation will also be employed agents OF
cut. The list OF consulting ply s.tans contains the
names OF many 81 the most respectable practitioners Of
the homo pathic school In the city.
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Board OF Ceunoilmen. .

MARCH 5.-Ths Beard met at O'Clock P. n, pursuant
to adjournmsnt-D. D. Conover, Esq President in the
Chair The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved
PETITIONS REFxRRED.
or Hose Company No. 2, fer . new carriage.
OF Engine Company No. II, for a new location.
or the citizens and military for the removal of trees
and lamps from the upper space fronting the City Hall
OF citizens to widen Tenth avenue between 180th and
174th streets.
OF citizens for in Seventh street. from avenue
d to East river.
OF divers citizens for ordinance appointing inspec
tors of hay.
OF residents and owners Sixth avenue asking for
to West Broadway at It's intersection with Canal street
or the managers Of the Wilson Industrial School, for
aid.
OF owners Of property in Fifty seventh street between
Second and Third praying for the alteration Of
present grade of sald street.
Eighty sixth street. to connect with the sewer in
Seventy ninth street.
OF Hook and Ladder Company No. 8, for a change of
location.
OF the New York City Insurance Company, for the
mission OF tax.
OF dealers and holders of stands in Fulton fish market
against being removed from their present location
RESOLUTIONS.
To have vacant lot in Twenty-sixth street. oct
Sixth and Seventh avenues, fenced. Referred.
To remove distractions between piers Nos 81 and 35
That the Street Commissioner report to the Board at
its next meeting why he has not contracted for the
latng and ding Of Fourth avenue, from Thirty eighth
to Fifty eighth street. In accordance with resolution
and ordinance of the Board Adopted.
To fence vacant lots at the OF Front street and
Gouverneur. Referred.
To remove membranes at the foot of Jackson aud
Gouverneur streets. Adopted.
THE GAS COMPANIES CITY.
Whereas, more of the gas companies OF this
city now applying at Albany for further special pr
vleges and
whereas, with the powers Of monopoly at present
possessed by them, individual rights are by means
secure, therefore,
Received, That the Senator's aud Assemblymen from
this city be- and they hereby requested to examine
scrutnze and oppose all further legislation in favor OF
either of said companies unless provision therein
made for the protection of fellow citizens and the
city against imposition, extorton aud oppression.
Adopted
To fill up sunken lots bounded by Third and lex
Referred.
PAYMENT OF REPORTERS.
Councilman CLANCY moved that the OF $3.50 be,
and is hereby appropriated to the reporter Of the New
York HERALD and also lite to the reporter of the
Times and Tribune In consideration Of services render
ed to the Common Council In reporting its proceedings
Referred to Committee Of the Whole.
RAGGED SCHOOLS.
memorial from citizens, accompanied with com
munication from Mayor Wood, presented and read.
10 favor Of making appropriations in aid Of the ragged
schools of city Referred to the Finance Committee
STATION HOUSE IN TwENTY-F1RsT WARD.
communication was received from the Chief OF Po-
to the runous condition Of the station house in the
Twenty first ward. Referred to the Committee on Re-
pairs and Supplies.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

tered at the White House companion Of the Pres-
dent in his military hours and moods Of ideness repre-
sentng Corporal Trim to my Uncle Toby, has been
made Major. Well, Jack Downing thought Majer
more respectable than Colonel and by way Of illus
traton he named Major Lewis Major Hook, Major Eaton
and Major Jack Downing.
The last scenes of the present Congress did not exh
bit SO much downright drunkenness previous
ones. The members behaved we'll, save the sabbath
breaking.
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More Of the Kinney Expedition.
LkTrEB FROM THE AGENT IN MOBILE.

MUBfIEf FED I6on
There Stems 10 be landing In regard to
the objects OF the chimney Expedition" and as you
know, from documents have shown you, that nten-
tons are simply to colombo grant OF land 10 Central
America and ceveope its resources, and that have
please set right before the pubic We are emil
grants, and purpose military organization in this
country. ii. MAuRY, Agent of the G. A. Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
PERSONAL Intelligence,

Mr.. VIM II. Aspinwall President Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company: Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin, Hon. Ogden
Hoffman, Jun, Hon. NJ s. Latham, Gen. Lane of Ore.
., n, and Col J. W. Ripley, United States Army,
among the passengers who left the steamship George
law yesterday for Aspinwall.
Col. John A. ouitman Is in Philadelphia.
The Hon. Mr. Soule, en- Minister TO Spain arrived in
Washington on fricay last
The Hon. Mr. Barringer, Minister TO Spain, paid
brief visit to Wash ington last week.
seror Don jose Manuel rrsdo, envoy Of Peru to our
and will shortly be succeeded By senior Don Juan de
Osma. who formerly represt nted his government at
Washington AZ Charge d'Anaires.
ARRIVALS.
m Goshen" Dr l Gr.m S sG'fS o9 DAVID
F Fys G. 1.es hSs.ro ri res G" x
4, siissuiis. VIZ: COT B. C. tisrf' Xissny Hon u
e 'S, a. s.r G coas albany
At the Metropolsn-Ion. Lewis Cas-. Michigan; Pon d.
ss's ss R,S sa. % %.nsf . r. keq
u s. Al u. Meredith Philadelphia o. 5. Pope, Tenn
k, ~; c.1s S,sso Gss FilTss. % Ss ssSft
Tsr,sn; ao.; Augustus. Handy, 90 W ). GordOs. dos .
pa,,ss Boston, wissa .ss .sy cS,ssse iYfIH
,sssa,e oBVSs.1sn ,1d ,dy s'ps'
GI,crs t0 LADY .ad .srvsS; Che, Is,A,cn Merritt
Ssa,no.. sister and 's5ysn, rOne; ss.s ogrs.rs,
Ionprtn, III IA hornsby, n k"nc0ri' y bsrh aud lsdy.
DEPARTURES.
Tor Aspinwsll, in steamship George law-Wm II Aspin
vail PRECEDENT Pscihs Mail steamship Company Cbsun
eey, Hos VIM Givir, Hon % Holman. IL, Hon " : Ia
tbs and family. Gen sne orcgon Aspinwsr, Jr ID
Rots Wells. Tarso Cos Adams Co.'S
,,nger Dr Bisin Col Andrews Potter Mrs Bradbury,
Mr. Cufrr Bixlcr, Mrs stanton aud servant Mrs
WetIttr srs NM son. Mr. Oakley Wood Jshn.on,
non, Miss Ca'son, @ A DuIn ard lady, Tharhsr and
lady, J. Percy and lady, u Borart col Ripley,
ush II Noble. Benson, Pesi Rev Z d stroas lady
aud infant Blanks and isdy,J smith, Asard lady
and infant Mshoney faany. Mis-. Mshorey Wives
.p5 lady ! Edward, y Rogers y " Carr, boIdin,
" Raymond snd family, ~ Ab,rnsthy, stewart, lady
ard child; u Hubbard, Mor,cn l.dy snd child NJ,
Frost, Lswson. Coin Mrs II u bird, mrs HachBrs,
m Van Pet aud son, N SAWYER g Laughn, Y IInl, q
Hsrdon, Mrs Livingston welch GorJon MISS Birds
ell, y Elias and wife, n q Ellsworth, & Westlske :
Doves Grosirger Miss Grosins.r. Dodge Neheis.
Pbbricks, Levsr, lady and hnt Rich.rdps M.s
Ge;., G Jones, y A Muni,, W Woods u DER, Ms
Hill, Mrs fcrnald Mrs. Kent Mr. W q Baeser lady,
sh,a and .tSys.t hrs Aiken, Geo weoe, Dye, ~.
Corey NMuIdiet rro,. and son, Del ser, frefcs
John Crcrsr, q " God, Morton. partrdge N
Tsyltr, Lawrence Elder W SEAMAN. Cisrkso Timp
son, IIsnford Rev hyde. d d, shd full eomrie
mcnt 81 steerage PASSENGERS.
From Charleston, in sehr Losisins-Mr shutss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

Schr Mary Langdon, -, Rocklaud.
sshr Joseph Jsp \ Lane Colby; RoekPort, 2aays.
SEM MAJOR henry warden Fighter, Blunt with covns
iron wreck OF schr WIN Williams ashore Sandy ock
STEINER Locust Point, French, Baltimore
SAILED
Steamship George Law, AspnwalI.
Wind during the day, SSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
Marrleu.

On Thursday ming March ut the residence Of the
brioes father by the Raw jaime OF 800 Broome
street, Mr. FsAYcIs WuLsToN, of East Haddam, Conn
TO Miss SARAH JANE WILMoTT, of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

ALBANY, Marsh 6, 1856
THIRD READING OF BILLS
To extend the time for the collection of taxes in the
town Of Watervliet Passed.
To establish the fire limits and for the better proec
ton Of property from fire. in the city OF Brooklyn.
Passed.
Relative TO the opening Of streets in Brooklyn. Refer
red back to the Judiciary Committee.
To amend the charter Of the Six Penny Savings Bank
of the city OF New York Passed.
Recess 10 4 o clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Amending the charter of fremen in New York, by
enabling them TO hold $3.50, 900 real and personal
estate.
Legsing the action Of the Supervisors of the city
and county of New York.
INTRODUCED.
Amending the laws relative to the payment of canal
damages for preventing fraud canal revenues.
In relation TO official bonds OF contabie the city of
New York aud Kings county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
Herald MARINE CORRESPONDENTS.

PHILADELPHIA Mar 8. PM-Ar bArks Nashua,
Lewis and Oak, Ryder Boston; Powhatan Inghsm; Pser
mo; John Welsh North, Trinidad brigs Ormus, Parker,
NBedord Louisa Robinson, NYork: Bonito ZytrAnt, ia
msica
Cid steamer M Sandford Sanford and II II Beach 6nun
dtr NYork brig Penobcot Emery Havana; schr Jasper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

DxrRrcTlvE FIRE or THE BALTIMORE AND OHio
RAnRosp-A Are OF very serious nature occurred
durips saturday night last Cd instant at section No
S. near wheeling this road, by tn, bgpng Of the
engine house and machine shop at that point together
three OF Che companys best passenger engines which
wtrc valued at about $50 geo By this DISASTER the
company wl sustain osf Of about $4,000 The
the, eof We lid not ascertain. ~ 70 whether s pro
Ia les'r,t FL vas % vereu 81 insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, March 8, 1886.

Senate.
ALBANY, March s, 1885,
BILLS RxPoRrHp.
Mr.. Srron reported favorably on the bill to prevent
banks leaning on their stocks.
Also, Q bill to incorporate the Brooklyn Historical
Society.
Mr.. MvsRoE reported a bill to establish Board Of
Railway Commissioners.
leees was then debated In committee and recommtted
with instructions to amend BY fixing the amount as the
limit to be awarded TO each individual mentioned in the
bill Agreed to.
Adjourned to 10 A. NJ, tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

The ship of about 1000 before reported sod AZ
auction Bath TO Lord Of Kennebunk port has beer
Patterson ready for charge Of Capt
oliver Smith, Of Ksnnebunkport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

NOuft NhIchOhr-Imm DAY,
srrsu0 coUu-Speciai Tem.--Nos. :, 18 TO 20. 20,
%. "a, ~, 81
suruuop CcusnSos SIS, l32 COZ, ss6 sos, soe, 900,
glO ef3 GA els e2i. va p2s e2s q30 GEO. e37 p3s,
ss1 ss ga 90, ~, soc IT, s2l sss $50, COS, So,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
U,eua~r.nhac Da.rsue Rnv~rS

PHILADELPHIA, March 5-The brig john Walsh from
Trinidad arrived here to-day lie In port st Trinidad ths
Sea bird from Portland which reported having licked up
the Of the brig Hamilton, from ST
John NIB, for Havana. The John Walsh reports passing
near iIateras sd ult large quantities Of wrecked
nstsrais such as real deck plants chests oftss &C.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
Ggs Daily 6alstt'.
Daycnpori, January o, 1858.
The orphsaus.

These distinguished singers will give one
,he;r entertaining concerts at the lie
c,.;rs Hall, tomorrow night. We hear
ham spoken ofthroush the Press by many
.ao1 critic, in the highest terms OF adlnlra-
80, The Cincinnati commercial speaks q
Ia, in the following strain:
~. celebrated Orpheans, in which much
IN. has been made since their
, ,.s, yisi, to THE city. give, at Masonic Han
, ,a their last concert. There Is a
.o, na,ness--a tone which finds sympa-
$50. .Sa,;e response in every heart, in the mel
.at Of the Orpheaus. shich we have never
hoard in other yocalists.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

'J>IiE undersigned most respectfully returns ms
| thanks {" the citizens OF ljaronpor aHd fhr pup
ne gestralig for their very liberal patronage during
the past scason--und finding the demand ot his Gus
toners greater than he could supply, h. has been m
tueed ut large cost IL enlarge AS MIL, ana pdt III
an entire new Fngine and Machiucry-sn rs 10 he en-
ablca ~ furnish much larger quantity bereniler--
Ia a.idiiion Ia which about 10 erect Flaming
Nili in come with the saw Mil; and have sue
cr.slnd in connecting with myself Mr.. ". + SNAIL,
Who will have entire mana .nient al the FLAMING MN
and de,nte hts no attcliio To IL from hi- long cN
prreuce IN tits branch OF tc buSiness-hc cannot
tail 70 give satsfactie,--aad t-ing ny prcrarctoh
the oprnil. OF navigation T. Ill all orders ~ my me
Will b. pleased ~ receive share OF phtiis lNor'
J. N. CANNON.
Dee II, lS5i-dw. If
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

RATHER HAED OK THIN eturah, :"
correspondent Of the Alton Courier, spea-
ing OF the State penitentiary at Columbus.
)hIo says "there mist be some little gump-
on IN State where more than six hun
fed rcgueS can he spared for shutting Jap,
d have enough LETT to I'LL all the Offices
besides
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

TEE WisTEks THE BLACK S1A.-Tle
Il n,e,, are very severe on tae Black Sea,
|t,p..sls on ii northern coast. Tbs ve-
|fy sail, re, - and the deck is covered with
Be. December aud tho second half of en-
R1ry are tn mos. dangerous portions Of the
kear. The mouths oi the different rivers
brs irozei over, as are alsD the harbor of
Odessa and the Straits OF kertch. The ice
ioes 1Dt extend tsr out 10 sea, and at the be-
thinning Of March fiasliy disappears, though
~ presence from the winter solstice TIL
lalt term is so constant and regular that the
port OF Oiesss for the asst tweaty years has
i renamed opon more thla three winters.
These detaiis are interesting in face OF a
'oSable winter campaign OF the A siies in
lhe Crmca.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
Odd Fellows Festival.

The gathering at lie Claire Hall on last
evening was the largest assemblage had on
j. festival occasion this season. We pre-
.,,n. there we're from three to FIVE hundred
ao,soos present. The address by Dir. Price
n,s mainly in reference to OdI Fellowship
,e;oaan exposition Of such portions OF then
s,,n,l az are intended FOR the public mild
Tine supper was we'll gotten up and after IL
..o.e toasts were given and responses made
N which happy enjoyment sc left the com
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
Trusses and Shoulder Braces.

'J>HE only prize medal for Trusses was awarded to
l MARSH " CO., 81 Maiden Lane, New York, by the
Industrial exhibition OF ali nations ut the Crystal Pal
acc, for their new Truss. TINS giving it through their
surgical committee, Professors Parker, Carnochan.
Ren"ick. DIR. Ludlow and others, the emphatic i'm
pr,atnr for which the inventor has labored for the
asl twenty five years
II has received The universal app obiton Of the
medical and surgical profession of New York and is
considered by them constructed the most cor
rect principle for the radical cure of rupture.
MARSH co.'s. SHOULDER BRACE.
Anmproyed article for expanding the chest and pre-
serving symmetry Of form and so constructed as to
bring the hearing the shoulder as pre- vent
cutting under the arm
MAkSH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Which are worn with much comfort. having no steel
springs yet are perfectly elastic it'll shape and
graduated TO suit the ease where required.
So'din Davenport only by FRANCIS JACOBY. Jr.
Druggist and Apotheeary, Brady between I'd and 3p
streets.
Oct. 10, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
CANNON < SMALL

II sVEthis day tormed partnership for the pt'r-
/ pose of carr! ing on the general Lhlni er ami
Eanl,ir business, sud Respectfully, Inform M pubic
t.at they have received thcir Machines. and Oh the
spcunr nay -atiuu will be prepared TO fiji orders
the shortest notice, aud solicit share Of patron
Ggc. y ~. taNNoA,
Dec O. lSj3-,! wifi ". Il, SM ALI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

Legal B0LL.*-The Irish do not make
an IN. bulls. Oae Of the m'sI brilliant
and abe layer. al our bar, III the case u
Green said: "Gentlrmsn-some are oppos-
alto eireu,nstantial evidence; ! am not =
yop might as well say, because man IN
st,iss. to Ere a gun. and that il bu SIS anf
Nav, Oh, his braias and kills hini, that that
m.nis mol 10 be allowed - FIRE - gun asain,
4. to say maa shall No, DO hung
on cireumstsntiaI evidence, because inno-
rent persons suffer sometimes, - Chtedyo
Dm.
w. should calI il legal as.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
W. should call il /, legal as.
NEw Yt.E, Jan. ).

Nav Yt.E, Jan. ).
The rsin 90 the Savings Bank continues
Fer tWo lays pas, crowds of the poo er
case, have ihrongep the doors oftae insti.
luton on chambt 70 street, ard tie knice-
trb5cs er On Eighth Aysnue. The call Tor
Deposits is probably prompted more by th5
II e.ssties Of the dcpoMtors than BY their
e.n ig TIE safety II The banks
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

Ths Ere on Sunday originated 10 the beer
,boe of Mr.. Wsggouer, and not in the stove
.,rea. stated Jossfh Darger who owned
n, .,or., los, about 81 goo, the io-s of the
others was insignificant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
WHITE Il CORBIN.
OFFICE No I oRRs BUILDING BRADY ST
Offer for Sale,

Farm o miles from the city IG0 Acres. Has ner.
y or failing watcr,a good Hpnss. large b'ds Of
toa and mn II valuable Timber. 30 acres fenced, Is
uudar cultivation.
Price saDoo 4 credit far largo portion Of the pur-
chase money al 10 per ccni Interest
ALSO.
Farm "a miles from the rity 80 acres, Good House
never tihi- Water. No d for thc uses OF tue farm,
ncariv half under "a tiva ion.
Price 3 1900. Gredi, gwen for part Of the purchase
money II required.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
FOR SALE

A STORE HOUSE and lot on public square, a
~ dwelling house containing rooms. and one. tw o
or three lots Harrison street, three blocks from
the niiroad and several lots Gnimproycd, all in DE
VIII Also twenty acres timber land one mile from
tnwn Ap,Iy TO j. NJ. LSIER.
D. VIII, ClintoB co. Dee %, 5i-d3m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE
REMOVED,

IEfE subscriber would respectfully acquaint his old
j patrons and the travelling public that he has now
removed to his c"minodous stone building ncwy
rrerad on The corner otFourh and Iowa sts.. where
he via he happy 20 entertain them Attached 70 The
Uoa ~ has exsausive stables Thankful for the ia
rors so Literally extended him he viii cndeaNor I"
'''o' v" NJ. c. DAVIS & son.
Davenport, Dec 2ls;, issf-dlm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
A CARD.
LApY'e COLLEGE.

presenting this notice to the public the subscri
Der wishes to inform them that his school will be
opened Tor the reception Of students on "Wednesday
The Cd Of May next. He proposes to give u classical
education TO all who ma! wish 70 favor him with their
patronage and confidence He also will add Nor.
NAL department to qualify young ladies for teaching
IN the various grades Of schools In country from
The College down 70 the common district school. In
the primary department he wifi admit all who are de.
sire us ofeniaying its benefits.
The course OF nstruction will be thorough and com
ple!e, and at the time very discriminating and
character and substituting those branches whose ten
dehey is to give vigor and elasticity " the youthful
mind.
The manner OF teaching will be the most appror "a
and mprored known ia country or Europe ,givine
the pupil tho full! understanding Of her subject, while
!, presented b. the teucber in style entirel new
and fascinating.
His nfs, aim will he to secure 10 his pupils be Il
aud yigorou, constitution, without which all his ef
forts would b. useless.
Secondly, to establish decided and correct moral
character as 4 ba is of al hs hopes without which
no superstrieture can stand the test Of future trial.
and future hopes.
AID thirdly, his object will be 10 give to each ndi
yidua that kim of practical lrslhing her natural g,ft
and future prospects shall indicate.
And fonrlhly, 10 train the mind to practical rcnee
lions and ussia. deductions from every days obscr
WALTON.
And lastly. TO infuse spirit Of practieai Christina,
heneyoleiiee into The mind Of every one however
young, a. a lovely and instructive principle from
which shall Gov, as from pure and clear fountain
universal love To aii
Aiy arrangements are OF the most ample and grand
-ce adapted 10 faly carry oat the above programme
to the lett and spirit in al their variety and extent
The building, Wheh IL new and eonnaf'ious. vii
Dc prepared to uaae all its inmates cdmforiab ant
happy. IL sianasupona emimcnce Of easy ascent
-arEonnted BY promenade from which scene i
presented 10 view nnegnai. in country for rich
ness beauty grandeur.
II -ior;t.i In one ofthe most heH thy and salubr
towns in the United States. whose advantages o
cation IS IN approa, are all that could be asked %
a. sired and It's business advantages second to none
IN The Mississippi valley My arrangements fol
aud cared for,
TAose wishing further information can address tbs
Proprietor. at Davenport, Iowa, who will be happy
all times Ia give NIL required Information. c.rca!a
and further notice will be given in dae time.
r. III. CoDDING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
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