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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19


NEw MUsIc.-We have received from Messrs.
George p Reed e. Co., Of Boston, Music Publish
ers, their catalogue including a vast variety of
sheet music, and besides few complete works. the
latter, unfortunately, as in all American catalogues,
forming the bald exception, and not the copious rule
Their laest publications are very commendable being
the pano-forte studies Of the celebrated Heller and
Czerny and the vocal exercises of Concone, which are
worthy sevealy of the attention OF oil piano-fote stu
dents and vocalists. These works very elaborate
and artsticaly clear. The engraving is very superior
and does credit to the skill Of the publishers.
PHOTOGRAPHS on SILK. Meade e. Brothers,
Broadway, have discovered new process for trans
ferrng photographs to silk of which we have seen
some very handsome specimens.
School ExlHISATIoY-Ward School No. 10 In
First avenue, corner of Ninth street, examined
On Monday. The building is not near large enough
for tie shool. Il Is of the old buildings without
improvement, and requires thorough remodelng and
lew furniture The schoel by which it is occupied
deserves es good accommodations Gs any other n the
city, The Primary Department numbered 53 sctolarS'
and although the highest class promoted to the
urper schools last month, passed good eHanlnhon'
| Tie teachers are Misses Cornea Nicholson, Martina
! Tuner. Mary H. Tompkius, Mary Tranor, Irene ID.
Miller Rosanna Mullen, Kate Roger, aud Clara
Hops. Tie Girls Department contains about Zoo
scholars and las for the year past been governed WIN
out recourse to the rattan. The order, therefore,
icing voluntary and not of the Warsaw stamp was
as nearly perfect it could be without deg 'nerang
| into mechanism The examination was thorough aud
satisfactory. The musical exercises were hne; Miss
Hinton an excellent singer herself, teaches singing.
Some pretty paintings were exhibited, executed uu-
der the tuition Of Miss Hazeltine, the principal. The
display of needle-work and drawing good; Mis-
| Greig teaches drawing. a class of thrty-si- in
Frerch, taught by Mss McFarlgnd was not examined.
Several good competitions were read between the ex-
ar1inatons. The teachers in this department are
Misses Caroline Hazeltine Mary Z. Hinton, jeanette
Greig, Anna Hazard, Agnes Mcfarland, Clara Wor-
man an Emma Wieks. The pay Of the Principal OF
The Boys DeIsItment for three weeks amounts to
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

NOR. thnn one Of these ladies receives ysax TNe
feature of the examination in the Boys DepartDsns
was etymology. The Principal, M. smsason, nAtss
speciality of that branch, and his boys were vsry
well versed in il. The examination In other branches,
however, wa. by no means deficient The boys
do not sing, but when their examination was con-
cluded some of the girls went into their schoolroom
and relieved the sAmeness OF the exercises BY few
sbes. The teachers Of the Boys Department are
William smeston, William Herring, John n. Forbes,
ard Misses Sarah Z. Buckbee, Hannah Truss, Kate
Buckbee and Mary Hepburn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

PHOTOGRAPHS on SILK. - Meade e. Brothers
Broadway, have discovered new process for trans
fenng photographs to silk, of which we have seen
some very handsome specimens.
The daily union., 1856-12-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. GEO. w. JON Es,
or TEEsEssKH,

On the question Of referring the Presidents message 10 the
Committee OF the Whole on the Of the Union and
the printing Of ten thousand copies thereof delivered in
the House Of Representatives December l6, 1855.
The daily union., 1856-12-27
proposals for Erecting the Custom house, a. O.,
at PIattsburgh, New York.
TErAsgnr DnrARrAESr,

Washington, december 10, 1885,
pRoposALs will be received at this department until the IBh
day Of FebraaIy A. d. le5f at ~ eioe noon, for e
iIed PIatsbag New York according 10 the plans
ana prepared this 20 b.
uits building the different kinds
yoki each bid,
with each Kind aud The total amount carried
resorvng the right to reject accept the pro
United department also
exclude the bids whom there 10
which they obtain By indecton and all bids
shall b interest who do not n the bids,
oil bids tat investigation, are below lair price for hs
details furnished tho department OF e
pfees different kinds OF and Materials which shal be
subject 90 of the that th
OF the bd, the ineIes. Of The untei states may
quiIe. :,
Hyeed price sad amount be asceained
by the appointed
len per retained the completion OF the and ac
work. Sc by the aforesad and be forfeited
in he non. flldment Of contract
Contracts will be awarded builders and mechan
c assignment iheTeo except Secretary
OF Inc Treasury, a forfeiture OF the
by written guarantee sign
ed by ,vo reasonable persons (cerhed
Judge attorney Of the said dsuict) IN the sum n
S5UUO the whole work. OF pfopoionate amount Tor
bond sufficient
curilies lis faithful performance.
Form Of bond and certificate required wiz be furnished on app
cation the department
Plans specifications and working drawings will be ready BY the
18Th when they be had on application TO the de-
~ lid 20 Dc considered unless 10 fully complies In all it details
Utik the Tequr nts Of IL advertisement Ia. :.
Inc @ Tss,v and pany endorsed PIopoa for n,
Plt5u gh Cusomhoue and will be opened al one O'Clock, p
m, day named for receiving tse i1sap,r ssms
Secretary of the Treasury.
Dec I3-3awtlsFeb
The daily union., 1856-12-27
Proposals for Erecting the CustOm- House, DC.
at Galveston, Texas.
TREASURY DRPARTMEsr,
Washington, December lU,

DRPARTMEsT,
Washington, December TO- 1856
nEppnaaJs will he received al department. until the i2b
sav III Febyary ID Is57, IL O'Clock, ho
sctiou Of pol Office, and anor
ed 10 be erected according the plans
prepared departments said proposals 10 e el
for the building for The een Kinds oil
OF accompany each WIN w
amount the total amount iied OUT
eservng The right 70 Ielee 9. accept e
United requires IL the department also onives
firn 10 bids OF or pcons who tnee
lust cause believe will faithfully perform lhe conae OF
when Sha IN interest VINO 40 NOT JON m m oas
investigation, are below an price o' he
81 n ~ J. lin =. ,,,.,a
"a 10 bidder unshed hs department o. me
.ss OF rhe different kinds Materials WHICH shall D.
suh,ect 10 the Of department. 30 hat II may " e
Of
QuiIe. . -, - ,u. ,u.,.~,. al, ao,;v
cred according price said amount 10 DC p
The estimate agent nted foi that pur
nose The wurk progresses ana
len Der cent retained completion Of The Contract and &C
eepauce work. &c. by the agent aioreas apd DC ored
In the vent o ihlment OF contract.
onacIs only master builders ana mechanics
and hereo consent OF the secretary OF
lie treasury will be a forfeiture OF the same
accompanied
ne, eercd be SO by the Dned states
sc iudss attorney Of the said dsct IN The sum oo
to the work, OF poporonae amount lW any part
Ter INTO conacs with sufhcent securities
M faithful Form OF bond and eertese required WI
be w plans specincatons and working drn"
ings, on application 10 the iepsrfpent -, . a,
No b. considered unes. ufy comSes IN ali Us dea
with the rcq uiseaens Of this adveriisemsSi. - -.
10 THIS dspar'ss hddfesssd 70 mt
fya.,o Custom viii be ned O'Clock,
o "e ii'' 'A' "A"'u 10 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Seeressgy Of the Treasury.
nacr N
The daily union., 1856-12-27
10 oUR sUBSCRIBERS.

ihs u person win be upon books
'bt payment Of the subscription BE- made iB
Distant subscribers may forward Ohsy BY letter. pOsaxs
y which win be paid BY and an S assumed ~ ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAfER bish tIi- weekly during
sions Of CuugSas, and semi ky during The
Subscriptions fo period less year viii be received
terms propOTtiOned 10 The above annual
Qg-PosTMAsTERs authorized ssenls and
BY sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed,
sEmwEEKLY subscribers with s5 enclosed, viii be
ttled a copy srats.
The daily union., 1856-12-27
once OF Egerton d Brother,
EXCHANGE PLACE.


Maryland lottery, 10 be drawn on the Havana plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MARYLAND,
CLASS sryfst
To Baltimore city on Saturday, Dec go 1856.
Prize. amounting s326oo will be distributed according
following splendid scheme;
10000 numbers-l 900 prizes.
Prizes payable In full, without deduction
One prize every twenty tickets,
The daily union., 1856-12-27

100 pfHes amounIlnR I1 bOI
Tickets slO-halyes S5-quartors 81 So
Prizes paid In fun without deduction.
be strictly conhden
Ra and with n by return of mail.
Notes OF all good taken Address
EGENI ON n BROTHER, Regular Licensed Agents,
Bor lO3 Baltimore Post Once, Baltimore Mar land.
Dec i3-eofuf
The daily union., 1856-12-27
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANThRs,
by which their incomes must he doubled !.

spHE undersnsd from tho
United States for the arrangement and combination Of mschine
from through the preparation and snnlnr machine
~, sutl II Is ready for shipment OF weaving ,.-..
ad from the hbrr unbfoken and uunurtd ny the
Ia Will Ss about ay per cent and heavier
~ comm nd he markets Of the world daneng al competition
IN. underrn~d prepared dispose OF privileges
patent planters viii he informed with complete in
bov H. how OBTAIN the best machinery, all
Dec s-aawiyf GEORGE Q. HENRY, Mobile.
uJHY viii 70 die when Madam Mounts Consunption
Destroyer s at hand' never failing cure continued h'
shms phh c bronchitis Numbers in this plsce te
I9h stous SpOhecary Of 7h and
nvsuas = . -, , .
Fopndy. cerihca'e from Rev James Hsuran.
Dec 6-d2w't
MISSES sooKER's English and French Boarding
and Day School for Yoang Ladies' Ae4 street. ON
Circa. may he obtained a, the seminary principal
boos,tores
ssrrssyorsi
Rsv. o. D cummius, Rector Trinity Church, Washington.
non. W W ssstoa, wa.bins,on.
hoa. A.. Bss,, United states senate.
Hon r.fres, DO
Hoo. q. r. Gurus, DATED states Supreme Court
Hoo, w W soyes, House q aepressr auves.
9 Rev 4 soa.r, b. o., Bishop q Penn-yly,n,s
Rev Q. ", Bnler %. D., Cincinnati.
oso '-d'"
wiIIards, Hotel
J. q, n n. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyivonis and FourtsentA street,
Washington, D. O.
THALnE8G's coxCERT.-A few superior opera rlas-cs
Just opening and At ~oderats prices, ..
Fancy Cams Psrfamsry Store unjsr National Hoto
10 2o-da
The daily union., 1856-12-27
JACOB REED,
Manufacturer of
ARMY AND NAVY GLnTHIn

ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia.
All coorr and qualities of military and ncy cloths constantly
hand, and ior sale a thr lowest prices,
oct IS-dGmi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

state Of Wisconsin, County Iowa-Ip the matter OF
Estate al MATTHIAS e. CoMsroCk, dece5sed--Un the
TeI 0r anu application OF Edwin RipIoy. dGminisIa
Tor II re estate, sell real said deceased.
JH3WIN RIPLEY Administrator of said dec ssod i.av
L ing presented ais petition FOR leave sell ali
real estate Of the said deceased shall be
sufficient 10 paw tie Gcbrs O said deceased.
And Upon reading liing the said petition pears
Aat there i sui lent personal estate the hands
thc Administrator ply the debts outstanding against
the deceased aoG the If Administration and that
il IS necessary sell tie whole portion of said
real estate for the payment of such debts &c.
Wherepen il is CTrTcd that the and things in
said petition contained DC and the
hearing before the JUdgt Of Probate, and said
County, the PROBATE Office tho village of Mineral
Point in said county. tie flst Monday in the month
Of August ensuing, at which time and place all per-
interested in said estate directed appear aud
sho,g If ans theg have why license should
granted the said Administrator of said sell all
of said real estate sIai bc necessary pay
srch debts.
And j. IS frtl o dsred that the said administrator
copy cf this notice be served upon all persons
interested said at least fourteen before the
time Appointed her such hearing that he
the be published for four weeks successfully,
least each week, IN the Mineral Point Tribune.
weekly newspaper printed al Mineral Point in said
" Of Iowa.
Dated the 10th d4y cf June, 1856
4w24 /. VI. STRONG, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15
Buchanan a dead Cock in the North.


The Piusburg Gazette, the ablsst Jour
na! West of the mountains, declares that
Z Pennsylvania, Mr.. Buchanan:
Possesses no strength that may be
allied formidable His nomination sim
IN keeps those ii the party who other
use would have been driven from It, bat
: brings 40 outside aid We have no,
len or heard Of one old line Wing, Re-
n.gIcan or American who will vote for
.E; aad We know that there are hun
a.,as u Democrats IN this county who
I'd .or Pierce who VII not under any
.E..4sta;.,es, vote for Buchanan.
t.. feansylvanian, the special organ
= c Buck, says: 1t Is a melancholy
e5aLoss.ea to make, hut the Democracy Is
genera Is detected BY Black Reput lean
a. Of is disorganized by Freesoilism
'.a.. lis own ranks. For illustration,
,.l, New England State would sustain
WITS Vote a sound platform like ours OF
7" .ou7th 81 March! Would New York
t"Ef
U.re resp .cted reader, Jon have ten
an jimay's prospect told by his scpclal
o's11.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15
g1ineral 3'nint Gribnne.
local ARD OTHER MATTERS.
TIE Weather and Crops.

TIC weather, though not excessively hot, con-
-. sufficiently warm for the rapid growth
1ro,,atation. An occasional shower keeps the
- il a moist condition, but it has not been
I.,.,n,blv soaked this season. Crops Of all
sd. look fine In some localities, the drouth
: he early part of the season, effected the
.baat crop 50 much as to prevent heavy
with Of straw, but the heads are well filled,
-; the berry unusually plump and full
- and potatoes have been somewhat retarded
> the drouth soon after planting time, but
9TH favorable season from this until harvest
.bsv will Yield an abundant crop, Oats look
-,,-o,ksblv fine, and almost ready for the
reaper. -four eastern friends who suppose the
sin, region untitled for agriculture, would
-. hi. roItioh of the country at this season
.ftAe year, they would become convinced that
.sre.hing besides mineral is raised in these
tiggiLs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

f7ra RAusoAD.--Fhe gentleman VINO hes the
tract tor completing the Mineral Point Rail-
...l was in town few days since. from whom
=, l.asa that the laying IF the track has been
1T 10 responsible parties, and that the work of
,r.,jne, down the rails viii be commenced in
H. course Of two or three weeks. The work
a ths deep CIT is being completed as fast
a. men can do il, and the grading in other pla-
-. where unfinished, is going on rapidly. The
p-asrects are daily Frightening for an eppostu-
.irv of Witnessing Mt early day. the arrival
j the Iron charger at the Mineral Point De-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

GsE-.aS On PAIyrISGs.-Nessrs. Brown II
R-a5:poa have taken rooms f5r 4 few daysin the
American House in this village, where they
t-arese TO give instructions il this rev and
Jeaa:itu! Art Having seen specimen Of the
saiL;iug Of these gentlemen, we have no hesi-
ls'.on IN pronounciBg il neat and elegant. We
Understand their terms are moderate, and that
ta: rery short time IS necessary for the pupil
- obtain Sufficient knowledge Of the art, to
te able to produce pictures OF tbs most exqui-
: L beauty.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

LATEST From BEAVER lsLASD-Capt
tr-a-dSoa, Of Prop. Ogtensburg, reports
,all IN N5-monS are leaving Beaver Is
land III masses. That In order to leave,
.a4y are selling all their property for what
't-y ean Ct, and that only some few poor
lsTl-s who cannot get away are staying
'aere.
\ man by the name of Moore, from
0'i-o', has purchased Aldrich's whar
f''e and wood. aud is now doing thru
'.a5 business, s-!Iing wood, 81. Proph-
Niraag left the Island for Burlington,
'is, Inc lower part Of his body is dead,
p: paraIlzed from the effects of his
wound. They do not appear TO have lost
ny OF their religious popularity, as they
~ taken all their yonng wives, and left
ae Old women and babies.
faraes from Green Bay and the neigh
ing Islands are at the Island in search
articles supposed TO have been stolen
'asSe people. 1t seems to be the uni
/ s.sll voice Of the lake navigators, that
.'1s and his people have been served
S@.-Clereland Plaindealer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15
II,) Al Il VI,
il n NJ ID Is f. . .

Come along Haste along Raise the alarm,
Uucle John is willing to sell good fal m
ATOW is the time TO buy Farm cheap The subscriber
offers his fam consisting of three hundred and ity
5J0l of choice Timber and Prairie lands About
hundred in cultivation, twenty acres iii Glover
Timothy, sixty good timber land and the
Prairie land. Good houses, stables,
cries. &c. &c. There is small orchard of Apple Trees
Just beginning To bear besides Pums and cu1ants III
abundance The land is stuaedso be easily divided
into two farms of a convenient size
will sell all part Of the above land with or with
out the crops, on Consisting of Wheat Oats Corn,
Potatoes &c reasonable terms, possession will be given
ely if desired Also viii sell all the fixtures
pertaining TO farming such Plows, HarTovs Reapcrs
tone OF Mannys best twohoIse} and Rake, Hogs Cows
and Stock Cattle and in fact every thing from an old
Hen and Chickens 10 a Horse and Buggy
The above land is situated miles southeast from
Mineral Point. JOHN PARhlNSDN-
Wadwick Iowa Co.. Wis. April IS, 1856 IS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
W isconsin Bank
Mineral Point.


THIS institution having relinquishe its rights under
the Banking Law Of tins Stat, and deposited with The
Bank Comptroller, Madison, of money sufficient
redeem al outstanding teIned circulating notes
par,
Notice is therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating of this Bank be presented
Bank Comptrollers office for redemption within
years from the date Of the first publication of this
notice the funds deposited for the redemption OF
the same will be surrendered TO this Bank.
van24v2 HENRY P. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

TO CYRUS CIRCUIT. You are hereby notified thu;
writ Attachment hBs been issued against you and
your property attached satisfy the demand OF Francis
Wilson, alununting 10 eight dollars and J0-IO0.
unless you shall appear before Joseph r. Barney, JUS
lice of the Peace in and fox said County his Office
said Town, the 10Th OF Jly, y. D. 1886 four
O'Clock in the afternoon judgement i'll be rendered
against and your property sold 10 pay the debt
FRANCIS WILSON, Plaintiff.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15
Important tc Everybody.

nor the last three years have been engaged in b-
sinesS known only myself and comparatively few
others whom have instructed for the Of $500 each
which has averaged at the rate OF 3 900 to $4,000 per
snaum having made arrangements 10 go TO Europe
in the FALL engage in the business, am willing
10 give fall instructions in the TO any person in the
Uaited states Cauadas who VIII remit me the sum of
81 am induced from the success have been favored
with, and thankful acknowledgements have
ing from
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

Es8 More than one-third of the mem
bers of the Fremont club in Syracuse are
Democrats, who have never voted any.
thing but the democratic ticket.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }
Bank Ccmpiroi.er5s Office. {

MADISON, june II, lh55
fTNHE Wisconsin Bark nj Mineral Point this State
L having reuqaiSbgd business and deposited in this
Office money sufficient to redeem all their
standing countersi q rculang par Notice
is therefore hereby given that all the outstanding
signed circulating Of said Bank viii be redeemed at
par, presentation al this Office
2v2tve WI. ". DENNIS, Bank Conn tro,ler
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

IS \ Democratic Congressional Con-
.5l,lon IS called for the Second District.
! Mineral Point, Aug. 20th. Il is a
55''e form, as Washburn, or whom the
NSPaolIcans nominate, will walk triumph
ss.~y over the course. Mr.. Washburn
!" justified the confidence of his cons,it-
ms and, we presume, will be re-nomi-
SEQ oy acclamalion.-Free Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

BRIDGE CoMpLErEp.-The railroad
bridge at Natertown is completed, and
the rails are nearly laid down. A loco
motive viii be able to cross in two or three
days at farthrest.-Wisconsi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

sezS ROBERT @. WINTHROP of Mass
achusetts. denies that he or his friends
among the old Wings, are going over to
the Democratic party.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

x Letthe republican House of Rep
sel.ai.ves refuse to pass ii douglas
a 2 establish slavery in kansls,) if
(! a27e. Let our Mr.. Washburn, who,
Understand, IS a candidate for re-elec-
--.' Voc against it, if he dare and then
,r Home and face his constituents
''ltlisoa Argus.
me Democratic Senate refuse to
~ He House bill for the admission of
re Kansas if they dare, and face an in
pe5iA' constituency. 1t is the Border
I'm party alone which prevents Kan
\ nom coming IN as free State.-Free
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

Az OPPoRruNE Book-Mrs. Stowe is
writing new book, showing the effects
OF Slavery upon the poor white people
who live among it.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

Iowa holds her State election on the
flrst Monday In August. Members Of
Congress and of the State Legislature are
to be chosen.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

- - Il IS said thar during the religious
- eeSarles IN New Eo|, recently
, ~ over one thousand dollars in coun-
III; ~! money was dropped into the con-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

Es Many thought il a singular fea-
lure IN the Fillmore procession on Taes-
day, IN II. y, that the banners of the
'ATflericans' were born by sAfricans. :
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

NHE undersigned respectfully announces that be has
Ne" Coiie Lciaee, which is erection
ner oil slstn and Pinekney streets ready for eccn;a
cy,l and VIII open lis AEECASTILE COLLEGE on MON
LAY, JAMCAltY Ii, 1896.
The rtn adopted ia teaching, combines practice with
ieor Instead 81 using fczt Books the pu cxer-
cse IN making out isnal ents OF every
Posting. Balancing Accounts
opening and Closing great ya.iets Sets of
Deoks hrta fof Partnership ard Individual Business
Wee s.it business has eeen prosperous and
thus quaiy ing the student for entering the praei
car daies OF the Accountant in Kind of business
The Course Of Instruction will consist of DorBLE
ENTRY Beck KEEPING, embracing every depart met of
Trace and NnrcdAtite accounts UAolcs1!e and Re-
tatt Confnstssoa Exchange, Banking 1fanufa,cu.sna
SAPPing fndIrtd.at Partnership, JOINT Stock Coa
pound Company BEsiaess- diso. Commercial Ca,cuia-
TONS Pennaaship Lectures the Science of Aecouuss
&c -
Pupils instructed indvidualiy and not in classes
so thai Students enter d. occcd in the
ratio of their capacity and assiduity.
Hours Of instruction, viz: From to u NJ, from
10 and from To o'clock p NJ.
Terms
For ONE scholaip which entities the holder of it to
a full course OF ius .ruetion sio M
n. B.-Untu the completion of my new College Build
ing will offer the following Inducements viz Anv one
person subscribing One Hundred Dollars will be entitled
to FoUK Scholarships at SIS, s1oo 90
Any person subscribing Five Hundred Dollars VIII
De emitted to TWENTY-FIVE Scholarships $40 $500
E< The Scholar ships will be transferubIe and each
Each subscriber viii be amount of sulse-in-
ton by Mortgage on Real Estate
MADISON, JAM eth, 1855 PRINCIPAL.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15

Mr.. Broadhead, a democratic senator
from Pennsylvania, says Mr.. Buchanan
cannot carry his own state.