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Can't. Clark and Gus Smith

Capt Clark and Gus Smith never
forget the Journal Office. Thanks for the
packages on Thursday. The Fashion will be
down tomorrow for st. Louis. If you Want
good boat with clever officers be on hand
about daylight.
- The river was slowly rising yesterday
with six feet four inches water ON the Falls at
Louisville, on Thursday, and nine and half
feet in the canal. 1t will probably be at
stand to-t1orrow.
THE wharf appeared busy yesterday.
Drays were doing '1and Office business" and
boats were discharging freight in small lots
The Raves en- route; for Green River took on
lot of groceries.
- Mr.. De Hart, of the Tishor,ingo, left
us yesterday full files of late papers. Thank
you. The Tishomingo passed down, as usual,
loaded to the guards.
- The fast packet Antelope, Capt. Brown
came up yesterday morning. To Mr.. Beeler
we are indebted for New Orleans papers Of the
5th.
- Capt. Mann's Memphis packet was
here yesterday, loaded to the guards. Thanks
for late papers.
- Mr.. Carter Of the Ohio, did US favor
when he sent that package Of Cincinnati pa
pers. We are dependant upon the river, now,
for news.
- Our fast Rainbow, will be down late
this evening. The Easiest boat afloat."-so
they say.
Y
-fhe Cumberlandat Nashville, Tuesday
was falling with six feet water on the shoals.
The Eclipse will be down to-day for
New Orleans, the Alvin Adams for ST. Louis.
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AUCTION SALES:
DANaELW ooLsRf HIRAM NELSor
AUCTION ROONfSA


AUCTION ROOAHSA
Old Court House. Corner of Main and Third mms
diatoIy opposite the Washington Hotel.
HMAvIEG leased for atsrm of years and fitted the
above we'll known stand we now prepared to
eeVe auction private sale all kinds
Eies, etc.. etc.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
O'Clock A, NJ. Also TlsSaSf, Wsdu
and Friday tights, At early gaslight. we
oudoorsaes aadsAles of real estate promptly attended
to-.
We weekly resolving asd have row on hsnd aErss
spindle bAnn.tsr backs scroll and scollop rim
hack ofee. French, Jenny Lind and B1stle wood sAt
Chairs mahogany Chairs ElzabeS
ehars spring rockers sofas soeisbles centre
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. and misses bedsteads
tin and wire safes which will sell Gin
cinnati pric0s.
We have hand great variety ofnotiOR jewelry.
YolinS aeeordeons. pocket cutlery. pisols whips
etc., etc., which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. W0OLSEY &NELSON.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RRPoRTEp ExPREssLY FOB THE JoUKNAL
Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.

Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
A fire commenced in the upper part of the
Artesan buildings, back of 4Sth street, destroy
Ing the entire buildings which formed hollow
square of five stories. Every part was occu
pied with workshops. DUAL photographers,
oecnpied one floor loss estimated at So 600,
insured for $4,000. He had forty steam
presses and an immense stock, including lith-
ographs of Perry's Japan expedition and gov
eminent plates, worth $1,000. Other occd-
pants We're: Watts. silversmith, loss $30OO
insured Gaskill, book binder, loss $4,000
insured for $1,000; s. & C. P. Warren, gold
watch case makers, loss $4,000, insured for
$1,000; Updyke, gold chain Maker George
leopard, jowelier, loss heavy; Samuel Eken,
Electo platter, and others also lost heavy. The
fire was so rapid scarcely anything was saved
except from the lower floors.
The United States Hotel Joined the build
ings, and its destruction seemed inevitable
The. boarders fed, BIT it was damaged from
the fire but slightly. The aggregate loss is
supposed to be 100000.
HALIFAX, April IL.
The steamer Cambria has not yet arrived.
WAsHtNGToN, April IL.
Both Houses engaged on private bills.
PrTTsBURGH, April II.
There are 16 feet inches water in channel
and rising slowly. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
CINCINNATI April ii.
River falling slowly with IL feet water in
the channel. Weather clear and damp.
Ordinary to superine -four SIS 50@5 CO. and
SIS 1896. Whisky 2oA @2oA. Mess Pork
S14 25. Bulk meats 5K@6Hc. Groceries
unchanged.
New YORK, April II.
Flour declined; sales 6oOO bbls at Sc ga
668 for straight State; s 62a7 81 for Ohio.
Wheat firm 80 for Southern red. Corn firm.
Mess pork improving. Lard firm. Whisky
| firm.
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RIVER INTELLTGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE
ARRfvALs AND DEPARTURES.

FaIDAr. ArBILtI.
MONARCH. from New Orleans 70 c!asihraa.
BEN FRANKLIN. from LouisvilIs 70 Rev Orleans.
EMPIRE CITY. from Pittsburg to Sc. LouS.
CASTLE GARDEN. from Nashville to PistsburE.
VIM. MAcLAf. frep st. Louis to Pittibers.
srArEsziR. ftoa CinoinnAti t. Sc. Louis.
AsrRoFoLis, from Pits.burx to st. Lsuis.
ASTELoPE. from New Orleans to Leuisvi.le.
BALrIMox. fr6s Now Orleans to Lsuisville.
MEMPHIS. from Cincinnatito Memphis.
KATE FEIsREE. from Memphis 70 Louisville.
W. A. caves. from Louisville to Green River.
ONO, from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans
R. NJ PATTON No 2 from Tsnnssses River to Lsuisviils
TIsHoMISGo. from Louiaviils 10 Memphis.
KATE SARcHEr. from Wabash &c Wheeling.
SWITZERLAND. from New Orleans to Wheeling.
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or The American ticket, with single ex-
ception, was successful at Terge Haute ONION
day, last, both for city and Township officers.
Tsrre Haute is too Beautiful and intelligent a
city to suffer E66ccofocoisnii to flourish to any
2.darssTfooas extent Our word for it Vigo coun-
BY this fail will reclaim, her former proud posi-
4ion by rolling up heavy majority for Fill
hhiors and Donelson
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BLAcKwooD-Blackwo Magazine for
March is before us. 1t is conducted In the
same mastery manner it was years ago, and
contains as usual, sterling articles upon i'm
portant and interesting topics. Messrs. Leon
ard. Scott & Co., of New York, are the East
ern publishers of this far famed monthly.
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OF The new City Council mot yesterday,
at two o'clock, and "swore in" six of the
members elect Mayor Hewson was not pres
ont, and the Council adjourned to meet in the
evening. A report of the proceedings will be
furnished for Mondays issue.
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OF Some friend left in our Sanction yes
terday, picture entitled "the Democratic
Observation-Disclosures" We will exhibit
this masterpiece for "three days only" Copy
right secured.
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Or AS the steamer Tishomingo passed Pa
ducah, last Friday, they were hanging man
near the Hospital, for the murder Of mis- wife,
and brass band was playing lively air up
town. Great place, Paducah.
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TThe Terre Haute Journal says that
"thc Democracy carried Evansville by an
overwhelming majority" We give this to our
readers as tie latest item of news we have met
with.
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or Tho work upon tho Court House has
commenced in earnest. Mr.. Allen will make
the dis6surcd pile. looked up again, and our
Court House will again be the pride of the city.
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~ A new kind of sugar has been discov-
cred in Utah Territory. Its made from a
white sweet substance found in cottonwood
trees, somewhat resembling honey-dew.
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OF I6hn b. Mdrrell of Lynchburg, and
said to be the richest man in Virginia, being
worth 100000 died at New Orleans few
DAYS since.
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We clip the above from an exchange mere
ly to show how boldly Democratic papers, es-
picially those of the second and third classes,
can lie when they are so disposed. 1t is as
natural for some of them to unblushingly as
sert what they know to be false, as it is for
their demagogue leaders to continually hun.
ger after Government !paps. The one can nc
more live without the former than can the
other without the latter. .t-4f-6 '
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New YORK, April II.

NE w FIGURING AND CORN REBLL.
,HE hays stabsEsd MIL ON the corner OF
turing Flour and Meal for the home trade We will
constantly hAnd extra brands Of Four and In quAnsss
trade. We merit share of the public
ronage by giving you agood article OF Flour and Meal
Grinding done to aeo0m moda ate tho country trade.
jan29-tf HART FAIRCHILD.
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6rOnly three papers in the State Of Indi-
ana have declared for Fillmore. None as yet
in Illinois, iatc the Springfield Journal:
lie Sent
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G Respectfully informs the citizens Of Evansviie and
~ travelling community geuerav that he has opened the
S.tonai Hotel in Newbuh receive
and The house is and
shed Is we'll arranged inside comfort and
situated tbs ohis river. The table will be we
ali times from Evauzyille Market Horses any
s viii be veil taken eae4 Every attention win be psd
- hose who pasrorse house. The public
selisitsd 10 give the1ew houss SAIL @n'i-"
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GAZETTE OF FAsHIoN.-Frank Lcsiie's Ga
zctte of Fashion, for April has beeh received
and it is as usual crowded with matter, inter-
esting, at least to the ladies. The latest style
in every article of female dress, is fully Illus
trated. Only So per annum. Frank Leslie,
New York, publisher. His Weekly Illustra-
ted Newspaper, and New York Journal, have
also been received. We can oily say of them,
that Eeslie's reputation is wen sustained in
both.
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A KANSAS WANT.-A Kansas correspond
.ent Of the Hillside Gazette, after mentioning
rifles and some other things which HE says are
not wanted in Kansas, states a real necessity
as follows:
A young Missourian came to my Office yes
terday on business, having left his Claim, about
one hundred miles west, few days since,
where he had been living about four months
He said, among other things, There are plen-
ty of men up there, but have not seen a wo-
man for four months. There is an Illinois
man up there who got womans dress, and
carries it around for show, charging one dol
lar sight, and is getting rich at it."
6-The foreign imports at New York con-
tinue very large. The dry goods entered last
week amounted to 81, 10l, III, against $685.
90t for the corresponding week last year
The telegraph states the total direct imports
of dry goods and general merchandise for the
last week are over $1,000 00o-being the larg.
est imports ever before known. This is AZ
tributablc partly to the fact that ships wers
detained By severe weather; bht Il II t.everthe
less evident, that the imports Of the eNrren
year will be fully up to. if not larger than th,
business of the heaviest year Experts q
specie arc beginning to incre ase, and thA,
must continue 10 grow large. 1t will requir
all our surplus specie. and great deal NOR
I, than we can spare. TO pay the balances agsint
as for the current heavy imports.
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Gbe Daap guurnaI,
local DEPARTMENT.

0TItcms were scarce enough yesterday tc
Justify discourse upon the weather. But we
forbear-anyhow, we will say that it was de-
lightfui-warm enough, and withal cool enough
Everybody asked everybody, if it was not "a
iouely day." and everybody thought it was
The ladies .patronizsd the dry goods houses,
and merchants looked happy. Sunshine wiH
brighten faces, and It is blessing that it SO.
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B. Splendid Spring Goods. 18t
HENRY MARKS q CO..

IMPORTERS
W OLLIE N IL o D IS,
No. IL Pearl street. Cincinnati.
WMTOOLLENS consisting Of Cloths Cassnares. VestEgz.
w Gentlemen Furnishing Goods Tailors' Trimmings.
and eysry ysriety Of goods adapted to Mems Wear.
SILK G0ODS. including very handsome assortment of
Millinery Goods. Ribbons, Flowers. sc.
STRAW GOODS embracing the latest styles of plain and
fancy Straw Bonnets. and Straw Trimmings.
ALSO-Silk Bonnets &C., &c all of which will be Of
fered o the favorable terms. mhlS- lmH
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MISCELLANE

CANA STORAGE.
HAVE large double Warehouse at the Canal Basin.
pail. Of t0rSs any which s be re-
NH - +-0'' '-'01@D'' r. Q. o.RILEY.
EA ii 10 oodse; ,aass 6sass Havana Sugar.
,.s. T ssiaiu., 100 h e afss S Brandy
rates. 5sIs 4 Fl sSFES5SS
Ssi, n ETsnay q 9s. Bourbon Ry. Whisky
g do Cherry Brandy. Tor sale at ,,r..
3Sss sS' sweet H'E' y T4sR;
RNoREl9N BRANSlEs AND WINES
o Gss;Fis; d s.lsst' s Kim; Wins.
For sale BY mh26 8. MYERS:
a CHOICE Jss.isa Bun o.sT.s BfSS9sy Cham
and T.tseee in store. mh.s s: MYEKs:
s:Ss:. s .:is s'
..,s ~ do SAss Mat. Nv .R4 for
N. WHITE T. aL nhes II; co and
1855; rsfRlNG TRADE OPEN. 1856.
Subscribers are in receipt Of their spring
o
spPfFs S siy sa aa
from the Arst and desirable in the Eastern
na %sii HhS'Ni FT.s $: : a ssF Main.
SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS.
HAVE Just returned with stock ofspring and
geods. by myself with style
Material aud invite the of the city and vicinity
call and themselves. Shop Second at. oppo
sitO Mr.. McCarers Ch6reh. DAN. O'NEAL.
IUST RECEIyRSs Buggy Hubs. FsiiOos, Shafts.
a Bows and Poles. foE sale by
mhzS S4MCEL ORR.
new GOODS.
snf thy
hAd better call mhAs-3W~
80, NEW DIR ESS GOODS.
NJ Ew Bareges Lawns. Ginghsns Qha mbrayr plain
and Swiss and Victoria LAWS, 5aconets. &c.
&c. cheap fer cash at mhls3w- nGGHES'.
% a BBLS Louizvills Cemen, for sale lewhE
@DU hh26 z. II. COOK SON.
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EETE receiving stock of Spring Gooda many
Wv which importation direct from the
Furopea bought for cash and at prices which
think will Justify in saying. that can offer induce
cash purchasers Of the reach of Dry Goods job
hers wEo bly, their goods time.
We resperty call he attention nf Merchants stock
JAMES Low CO..
f.bIzdkw 4is Main street, Louisville. ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITHrNG IN GENERAL
m ANUFACTURE of Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs
1VW Spikes N L. Main aud Cherry streets. 1T
Louie. Mo.
e1- Second band Boils-s always hand Repairing lon
shortast notica mhl8-3m
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TO IsSATMEN

UST received fresh lot of Spring Style Goods.
eS which dsposs Of the lowest figures
shall continue receive all the latest of goods di
from the importers and and hope BY
strict the mercha fair
share of their patronage. J. o. JEW ELL & CO..
mhI Vinaa ud First
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Our Correspondence.
lc0rre 'ponlcnoc of The cc,li ,ihig.
FORT DEPOSIT Feb Y. 2otl
DyineS Of Oh uNisken.

FRrFxp RlcErrrs:- have tic pleasure If
informing Won that old Mr.. WLi.tcv i srilI
about amonwrs He 'sw, L mixed m lo,I, in
our business and poliit.s InIrrb we r,uno,
transact the nnS, ordinary matter without
the aid Of W4,iskey as an un,,ire <, Won
see he is quite an i;noortant persouoo.
wrJtc Won letter few weeks amo concern
M Ibis OH gentleman but Won thouuht mo
foj s.scyagcr,.l1s" on him and s, w,.IlI not
publish it. PERHAPS it was bts, for would
not like to hurt the old gents tgc}i,ny! he
is tender hearted old nan-kill 10 the
rife and h,ipiess ctHirca. He never hurts
any body and it would be cruel to msr,nre-
sent him! Bat the best Of men will make
mistakes Somctimls-a men are ftlihle.-
This old man like some others has been
'kicking mp Jack" lately. He has been in
the habit of racing his horses w hill and
down dale during all hours of nght-hc will
fail from his former good standing if he i.
not careful. When he GOES out slcinhno en-
sabbath evenings. he might he satisfied viii,
his share Of the rubic street, hut he takes
il all-knocking tree Unconstitutional rolps
wood pilcS-yard gate, and such like
things, into n cooked hat" He has no
mercy on poor horse flesh, but ..puts il
child who may cross his way. Sometimes
he gets lost in his mean lerinys he got into
the Church few nights ago, after service.
and swore he would "hon" old aunty II if
she didn't light up dm-d quick. This
conduct for man who boarsa good character
is rather reprthcnsiblc-an sometimes he
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LCorre.ponlenee of The cecil Whig. |


DEAR RICKErTs After a perfect stanG-
still for nine weeks. the Iron Works at our
village have resumed operations, and we are
again notified Of noon and night by the
sounding of the bell which has been so long
silent
The most fearful aprrchcnsions have been
felt for some time past by the owners Of pro- =
crtv along the 0ctoraro in Consequence Of
the great amount Of ice, but | am glad to say
that 1t has mostly passed away without the
slightest injury to property so far, and unless
there should come heavy rain we do not
apprehcnl any serious consequences from the
opening Of the streams.
The ice on the Susquchanna continues
strong but unless there should be very sud-
den thaw and heavy rain do not see much
cause for alarm, although there appears much
solicitudc on the part Of many who live near
the water.
think the example of the owners of the
lion Works here worthy Of imitation, T. C..
to cut and remove the ice from the breast of
the dam so as to give an opportunity for the
ice TO pass over without so much heavy
pressure: the cutting so as to allow it to pass
oil in smaller quantities has been very advan-
tageous to Their works. | have not known
the Octoraro and Basin Run 10 break up more
quietly for some years. Yours, p.
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|N~PEErARlNG FOR WAR.-Thc citizens OF
our town. i'll order 10 be ready if the III nors
of war between this country and Great
b!itain may prove a reality, are taking the
steps TO organize military companies. One
meeting, as will be seen hy the proceedings
below, has already been held. The propo-
Sltion is to form company of Horse and a
company of Infantry. and twenty-five per-
sons have already enrolled themselves for
each. We presume in a few days both com
panics will be fully organized.
So much for one side of the story. Anoth
CT, and as some think, a more probable YER
sion, is, that the whole thing is Gllibustcr-
ing alfar-the object being to raise recruits
for Walkers Central American exnc,lition
and we arc conjurcd to call the attention o.
President Pierce to the subject. There i,
some plausibilty in the surlnisc that unde,
cover of the existing excitement as relates to
Great Britain, the scheme Of enlisting fllibus-
teros might be very successfully carried on,
without once exciting the suspicious of our
ever watchful Government. And although
the names ola number of our steady and
substantial men in connection with these sol
diclinS manifestations, might 90 far to dis
credit the suspicion, still the presence of sun
dry dashing looking young men accoutrcd in
lnustachios, goatces, brass buttons, shaw,s,
Nc, with caps a la dcvil-may -care, is. in the
opinion of some entirely sufficient to demand
that the eye Of the authorities he kept wide
open to all subsequent movements of the sort.
But to the proceedings:
PRocEEDINcs OF A MEETING TO FORM Mill
rARY CoMrANIEs.-PUrSuant to notice Il large
ana respectable portion Of the citizens OF
ElHton convened at the house Of Mr.. James
Marrett on Wednesday evening, the 9TH inst.
Col. Il. Il. Howard stated that the object
OF the meeting was for the purpose of form
ing one or two military companies; when
upon motion of j. b. Rowan, Col. &. r.
Howard. Joseph p. Cantwell, j. 3. Rowa II.
Samuel S. Maftt ana Jas. W. Maxwell were
appointed Il committc e to draft q roll and
procure signatures thereto. f. j. Lancaster.
John McCrca and J. b. Rowan were appoint
ed a committee to procure music for the
heXt meeting.
On motion OIL. Fandcrford, it was order
ed that the names of persons from the ages
OF Is to 10 years be received as members of
SAID companies. 1t WAS then ordered that
the proceedings Of this meeting be published
in The Cecil Wig and Democrat Tie
meeting adjourned to meet at the same place
on Monday evening next, AT I O'Clock.
HENRY BENNETT, Chairman.
JOHN Owens SccrptUru
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(CorrespOrlen of the Cecil VII ig.)

CORNER hErCH FcbI y 2?th so.
Mr.. EDIrOR:-As We are in the midst Of
unusual excitement. caused by petitions for
changing the name Of our village Corner
ketch" to "Nicklcvile' the majority
of our citizens being violently opposed 10 any
such change being madc-pcttOns and
counter Petitions have been ahoat and the
counter ones were numclously signed by all
the Natives.
Our Village consists of two dwellings,, one
store, one Saddle e. Harness Mandatory, and
Blacksmith 4 Whcclright shop, in course of
erection, and in time ii will bc a town of con-
sequence.
The Mcnroc Iyccum in our village is large
ly attended, by Ladies' and Gentlemen, every
Saturday night
The central Railroad is moving toward the
Line and die SuSquclanna: there ale sixty
hands nj work under the able Supervision OF
Dickey & Bros. Ii is supposed that the ploH.
unity Of the Il. Road, to our village, caused
The now raging tempest within our midst
such a storm has not arisen within the mcn-
Org of the Oldest nhabitant; those who hold
corner lots are in favour Of calling it CouISon.
yille Nickleyle WpirylIc, 4 Revnoldsyillc.
Hence the commotiom; bat Corner N,tch will
remain in StG'u Gro date jcijUm That canto
2l Of Corner kctch would come in play at
this .jUneture as there are rich devrloptmcnts
to be rendered into rerSe about here. Let's
have the canto % soon. Yours Truly.
piCKLE PEPPER.
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m If next Session OF this institution will
4 commence FEBRUARY 4th, 1886, and
sDnsinue twcnty-one weeks.
A Thorough and systematic course orstudy
afutl corps Of experienced and efficient
teachers, combined with the home influence
which can bs eXerted where the number il
81 limited, all commend sthis school to the
attention Of parents who expect to r!sce
thar daughters beyond their own immediate
influence.
Expenses per session. Board and Tuition
Ia English Studies and Latin, SO; Languages
Music, Drawing and Painting in water colors
Gna oil, extra.
Gg-CirculArs, containing course Of study
an! u.her particulars can be obtained by
addressing the Principal,
MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Newark, Del.
Observation-Disclosures! Kirkwood, LID.
f"ofess>r Delaware College; Prof. W. A.
:, wort, Prof. L. d. Parker, Rev. J.
' ar ehig CHAM, J. W. Weston, A. M, Prin-
f'2,i rr Newark Academy, !. Miller, ESQ.
Ttwera, Prof. c. Long, Ilartsvills, Pa.
re rye Earls, ESQ, Elktsn, nd.
jan. !, '5S--2m.