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EVANSVILLE. ND TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 8, 1857.
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS. ~
JOHN iSGLE, Jr. ARD RUDOLPH KELLER.
REAL EsTATE AGENCY FOR
SOUTHERN INDIANA AID ILLINOIS.
MoTEY LOANS SECURED AFTEG TITLE EyllMINED.
OFFICE OYER CANAL BANK. ..-.
fs,s ISGLE 3 EEHR.
~ JOssssoN IL HYNES.
-TORRrs 5. JOHNSON aud BLYTHE HYNES, have
f9rads Law pasasrshis. AMI sill p.o-
sr.s. bet. sAia ai L9cls.. in Bray's hiiid-
ing. Evapsrilis. Isd. -, n ~ fels
HESeY D. EowEs.,
.iE.LIS - HOW EH, -
(ruE OLD FISK N nUilsEss AeAry.) - q
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
1rErsCE- -ACTg,
I. .ectiners Of The Celebrated sIsgno'is Whisky.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
sryHzIoa OLD BoUEsos AND RYE wInsEns. AID
Foreign and Domestic Liquors Generally.
Water 81. second door above Vine,
fet5-'57y EVANSVILLE. IND. l.t %.
ASA ISLEHARr... -.."........ ......,n. r. 1sTrss
lGLElEAI,T & ANTlit;S,
o Tr0RNEYSRt 81 Lawap Real EFlie Araaa viii rrac-
tee Law all make collections in '@gdsFeurgA aId the
They have also essasii.asd IA the city Evnusviiea
Zeal Estatc agency,
Where they viii attend the purchase sOd .sl of vaus-
vile city properly n an iAn,ns aa In any
sell ana lseas Isni w,rraut nay ,es collect
anime tides Or ssad - aay eer tHS
lot in al rar;s otss city an rrinr iara' in vari
ecies tor sale Once on Ihri strse. nearly opfes,e
tta RcF Court House. enl1
tof Carlisle. lad.
vuEGIEss & REGGS,
ZHrHoLEsALE Do='srs'in Groceries. P-edues. Malt,
bstSesa Fis, sli sssoqd ETaassiiie iaag i,s'57iy
CuAI,nUx :. WELLS.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALER,
MAX sr. TWO Dooas rsLow srsTEBASK
EYtH,Vfi.t.t.. tAD.
n EDEFs tr Hard .fs promptly ansd aslO~sl: cpsin-
- ns'i rriee'. - IT,
HENRE sTiPE-.
NoTART PUBLI0 AND JUSTICE oF PEACE.
NF.CAENEL. Ill.
30 Easeru ao.t ana an othst ba'iHcs'aare
F.er 70 ". r. fasS Eiq .casher Canal Bank ysn.
'iiIs' ia4. L----,-------------
,,.Ao u.xANs. n.vIo HxlxASy
led gENTs.~N,
WHOLESALE ASD REEAIi, DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PRODUCE
2rxxwswAPE. LIQuORs. & &c, sTaxyT,
ABOVE sKce p.rvASsvILtH- IND.
GROCER, FORWARDING ,Np COMMISSION
TE5RCHAEF,
DEALER rs KINDS OF PRODUcE,
Yiassarcs, Ind.
particuarateniion paid 10 forwarding and Receiving.
oct3l-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER nSTlgEyN vISs sNp DIVISION,
Frcns rilis. fHd
octl WI. N B0ICOVRf, Prov-ieto-.
toHS. J. CHAspLrR Ityrs HAEtsN Js
CHANDLER a " ARLtN.
Holm J. CHANDIER AND JAMES HARLAN lr. h,Te
az arocia.ea partne ~ tie prae
ofl1w will attend AL business contded 20 them One
both always he t,una their othee en- ocuat ret
Sherwood Uor7e give counsel orrauac hu
aeFs. Prompt .tentica viii given to COLLECTIONS
Evansville SoV. .. l3ji.-ly
IyE. r.. IEcGTeEE.
ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
onee IN fhs .'Crosoent City B.nt'' Buil-ing.
VN - uT25
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Exrravagance in Dress &C.

The following article was written for the
parallel of Philadelphia. but like certain al
manacs, it will answer for almost any meridi-
an. We adopt it without an apology to the
writer, regarding that as higher compi-
ment than anything we CO uld give:
"If we were asked to define what was the
most prominent defect of American society,
We would answer, pTeteRtion. 1t seems tn
pervade all classes, and sadly interleres with
the happiness of our domestic life. People in
the United States, do but too often fail to ac-
>commodate their mode OF living to their cir
cumstanees. Instead of their houses, dress,
manners, and conversation growing naturally
out of their position. all is assumed and imi-
tated. AS is apt to be the case in other mat
tiers, the assumption is transparent and the
imitation bad. 1t is an easy matter for a
man who has well filed purse to give an
order to an upholster, and to have a house
with front of twenty feet, as line as velvet
carpets, damask chairs, silk curtains, mirrors
gliding and paint can make it. Ii is very
different thing to conceal from the obServan
eye of a cultivated person, that the occupant
of the small, crowded, guady rooms, Is without
true taste and refinement; and that all th
expenditure, is but for valgar display. :
single, good picture, well-thumocd book Q
some standard writer, q musical instrumen
that bears unmistakable marks oil use, worl
box, an embroider frame, handful OF flower:
would speak more to the mind and hear
than oil this upholstry.
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ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY.

NEW ARR RAWGErGENT'.
rIvuE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY rcspec,filiy su-
their friends ssd pttrons the puti'c OF Ev
ansve aad visaiy that with increased facilities Tor tat
transportation Of
D. FREIGHT. t ra
ir PACKAGES.
MONEY and
.t. vALUABLES.
They solicit continuance OF fcrner favors. EJreeia
care taken in che collection OF -. r
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OI5- A great deal was SAID in the ncwspa-
pers, some time since, about the fight OF q
certain young lady, from the Convent Of the
Sisters Of Mercy, in New York. 1t IS given
out that said young lady got married on Tues
day last. Her maiden name was Pauline
Costsr.
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SsyEa ToO-LATE no LEARN.
LAVE AND EEHE; s

oUIpE TO Ali VINO TO
SPEAK AND WRITE CORRECTLY.
-RARTICULARLY in.enaei hook Or references Tor the
u ISOLATION NJ aiui alEss eoaneetei wish Gramsr Do
position Puneaf9a c with xnlanatioAs of LiiB AZ 4
Frush words a1d phrases Of ire4aeat in
rars reveSs periodicals Eaa books in general eeasssn-
iag exaaplssof LAX. .... y. ......
ONE TEICUSAND WIS TAKES
or faiiy osa4r-suse n Wra- Ard 'rorouaeis-
ton withael ias.ruesoas Tor Nrias tor taa
Press aud iaes IN the va-,as deatttaent of
NeNsrarer tisefatare 2lB pa<es beuud in cloth. I2no
Price FiFEI GENTS sn seat atlEess Tree OF Post
age. '-f-
Such this has long been vaoted BY these WI,
terlain the wa ahirl 20 IN thS e. Ii u suit be for
classes We Fey eonst its aad
ml.nd Il af th3 hs works OF reference tor the
yoUrg sad TIE n ae scholar. dserva-to
bs g-neF5iy e9aspsi. las alt,ss Gssn anu
II GtfY eusitlo ii lrthr ne.
NJ. Il AAa street. Ass-lork.
~Ai,, far sale h. alin,ot. .ei,ers -
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IA RES:

Daily Frsizhs TrRins Leave Evansville Pnd Terro-lp.e
81 A. NJ, or wbicktocai r,ssca--rs willie taken
For nt.el through Tickets. erfiy at t.
1omplu 5 r- rportation Oee. head OF Loepst ET
81 svfle. LtcIS J. j. DANIELS. sup.
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t.,ynrnri,.riliN Ci-i,En.

EnE NOR DECEIVED hv' ta1e IL '.riipns II crENAN.
y = OLA sK a CO.'S 'lESEIS q COD LIVER OIL.
and ten YEAR, eNpeEnee has proved " urcr0r
sl Others aai ths oaiy rsiahie ears fo- sss rPToS
aell % spW-oas oil in tls mhrf adul
"a with Il oil whais oil. &e &C., too much
esnuot hc tzksn "a procars tie Geaairr.
or ii il male ~ or t,ceory ia New foun lni and
each lUe has siy"arnts tA OH 40 eaetl 70
EEGElAN CLAHK sds gA0 hat used oths
o Interior fay aot vsre as,at gving in despair
heat.a hy using the tserune oh OF
iaautastars. Sold by all Druggists jga2i-5rd4w
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4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE

WwAyE nearly run oa. discovered while in the Eas:
a Indias csraia cure for Construction. eron cis,
Coughs Colds. aud general debility. Thu rsne8y dis
rim when his only cilIa larvhter-as give
die Wishing ID arch rDoa possible. he will
b such Or his fela hciag st 10 tis
recipe with full direeshsfgr kin and res ally
K. He requires eAch applicant 10 hcios hiG one
shtirrfhrs- ets rerGrucl ~ r07t t-
sad tAe remainder 10 he applied q ths rayss o. tits al
ygr,f.ru~nt. address Dr.. III JAMES.
A.sl9 snttw No y G-,ri street Ier.sy City. y. J.
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" CINCINNATI PAPKft WAREHOUSES

wholesale Paper Dealers & NJ fletnrers' ArcEts
sep1 u and - Nalrutst. Cincinnati.
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QCir G2:aa:s-i PO;soSocs LiQCOsss-
PATENT E-TPRovTD PROCESS
ron ksKTT1 ~
ali Kinds OF .igaors hGd Vinegar.
lN5f-Ai' IL, b tie nse OF
LACoU RS ass STIAL OIL

INSTANT Ll. - the nse Of
LAC r S ES L z o / L S. .
Thee Oils are obtained by Dstil,os At the cher7ieal
sfbsrlIr' sChsa'eal Aaslys,s hseourg sisaiis
a,.on Lae.nr on tsf gssgseis5 o. S,s..
and o.tsin tAer money "a nc Oh do not ye Ee.iees sal
LAc0iR,s OH. OF IoGNA0 eoqvrrts cutrai spirit .
superior imitation Of lnported brandies VIZ; nlra.
yard Proprieors ,'astieR Rad Londen Dosk hEAnGi:.
fhe,s gaers siii have iqi i,s alygr snd osagtiai
see ass q ,a OF OF So,sso ,,S b. New tsLA &
LsCvpR's OH OF klE change R.edase whisky q
u ia ela Rye Whisky. OH Virginia Malt WhsAy.
oif OF. cE6i:4T changes eoHron Ree'iesa wyhl,ty,e
ola ri Mals Thssy. aud superior article OF Scotch
1IL OF rEAcH chssrts common wh.sy to virsluita
Pe.eh ranv 6e oil Psseh and oil of cosnae wsil
OIL oV coBvert the poorest whfsAy TO Holland Civ
iScSrEs 4tiD wis Is Eve ScaS.
after teing chsr i've stons Of god Niaessr and
sea yaerr ba 'n :, iSaeA in tSe faaIsst BY the
asss osaeentrs,sa As yiaeSar oaa be made i0r ess
ron MAkISG L.oVoEs. Laeour,s osI. squiro Fr,-
s iiIa'rS ,se az! = a. 80 n Ts s AZ MA
eh sy taste; esii al rrlnsPsr.nt eel9r ari hn'
rhskS 10 bra1dy a1e The frat pror.
sr sO'ats & i,s g sss r., , c q 9a.Sss sais
whisky pressed that rritatns and bnrn-
saSs ' IN IA oily nseiisrro ,s i sff.S q ne
lupr. vaisA rem iersi seF sratmga = 90 sPpai g
ya5u butt oior saas aia liqaor, witch
den . % s9s r., rs us % aslas aa. .; 5 @
reep oil Cor uAkins th7,e hundsed gallons Of liqnoT
Full eapreheasivs directions sccoranJ the botIes
Fer safe 4, the ST Charles .ad Poydras streets
One ho, Of 'hess oils Eve in nnThsr Will be securely
aud sPpd. with hill Of lang any part o. the
'00AFy n''a the Of e acs a sGa Sss oeans
Purchasers requested az aFusrranteo COED fa';h .
bip them pasks-e oils If they do uerar ali
at ia claimed for ihem t'ey vii cost hothins- J@ao
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So q .SeSs s1;sDs viiissad iSeeeirt Coz "a 3
iTS Trasrsp ent Soup On receiving three dollars VIII
send va aabis Rseeipt f7r mating Ezra Family So p
Ony three PouRd IL Is not known q ten rcr
sons in the United States Ga receiving i've dollars viii
nd the above and six other Receipts for making Fancy
he made ordinary di1nerpot aud on a.
small capital dollars aad sold rsady profit ei
hundred per To any Of busiRess It's
Any questions answered reieEeaee given BY en-
A,iress. T Y. ET-SsE ELL.
ia Box 81 Postotiee.
BROOEIYN New-York.
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NEW rALa GOoD.
TBOoES AND S7g0EH.

EHOyassEs-25 Blk. vrrY choice rlsutation for sale
Nt by ). 4. GILBERT & CO..
ian5 Sycaraort street.
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syxpxTES.

- tLTPErRE, Ersou' Salts. Srlqhur. Foil Brinstoue.
~ Aum. Perry bavi,' Pain Kiier. Sslerstds. SODA.
Aroads BEAza Nus Beicoris real and dozen hemp an
nsnia Backing Can phor. Cre2n Tarer. Cigars all Auds
CoPpetss Cloves Cinnamon. EseHee CSHes. Gass asks
Jars lanterns Ground aad .reSeryed herring
Gadhh Macksrs I1iiso. Logxeoi extract aEd ehippel.
Nus.aTi Natshes. Mercantile Writing Fluid. Ngtmes.
Lotscrs. oysrs. Paa"r l;ter Fools AID wrappiug
Perevsi3nr Cans. Pe sier PEPPER sauce Poppr Spice
Store ripss Piteh Far Resin Tatie salt. Sal soda. Tx
ret Ssrapara Stone ware Soap bar and fancy Ssr-
dtats Snuf Spirits Of Turpeatns Tobacco asored fwine,
Teas. Tar. Vinegar. &C.. &e.. Sc. for sale Low ly
S. L. GfLcERr & CO. .
Svclrnnra sweet.
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DRAFTS,

Ht DRAFTS.
NOTES.
Aui The transportation o snail or valuable ischsges.
All wishing avail Themselves OF the acities
he Express obtain any desired Information in refer
aud details Of the business. cir oct
Fist between AGE aud Locust errete the Pos
OMce. decIS G.. n. FiSU sgent.
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The HORSE CHARM; OR, THE SECRET FOR
TANNING HoRsEs.-For the oil of Cummin, the
horse has an instructive passion-both are
natives of Arabia, and when the horse scents
the oder, he is instinctiyely drawn towards il.
The oil of Rhodium possesses peculiar prop
critics. All animals seem to cherish fondness
for it, and it exercises kind Of subduing in
huence over them.
The direction given for tanning horses are as
follows:
Procure some horse-castor, and grate IL fine;
also get some oil Of Rhodium and oil of Cumin
and keep the three separate in air tight bottles
HUB little oil of Cumin upon your hands,
and approach the horse in the field, on the
windward side, so that he can smell the Cumin
The horse will let you come up to him without
any trouble.
Immediately rub your hand gently on the
horses nose, getting little of the oil on it,
You can then lead him anywhere. Give him
little Of the castor on a piece of loaf sugar.
apple or potato.
Put drops of oil Of Rhodium into q ladies
silver thimble. Take the thimble between the
thumb and middle finger Of your right hand,
with the fore-fnger stopping the mouth of the
thimble, to prevent the oil from running out
whilst you are opening the mouth Of the horse.
As soon as you have opened the horses
mouth, tip the thimble over upon his tongue,
and he is your servant He will follow you
like q pet dog.
He is now your and friend. You can teach
him anything, only be kind to him, be gentle.
Lsys him and hs will love yos.
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CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE,. VA,

The second session of this school will commence
aa5 adopting s hs %cds Of
struction pursued in that institution, will have
fsss s s sGa.ts s d as
wllI give instruction IN Msthsmat los. Natural Phi,
The course of studies will he rs follows:
PRKPARAToRY Class.
ply GamnsF % History. .ps Assebia. Laiin Grandma Us
Oreek Graninar.
Mathematics, English Grammar, Arithmetic, His
tory, Latin, Greek. French.
SECOND CLASS.
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry.
History, Latin, Greek, French. Spanish.
FIRST CLASS.
Mathematics, Natural and Moral Philosophy
Grammar, Rhetoric. Logic. Infantry and Artillery
Taot!cs. Geography, History, Latin, Greek French,
Every Student on entering will be subjected to a
CAREFUL examination, and will then he assigned to
no one will be allowed to pass toa higher class un-
less he gives evidence of a thorough knowledge
The d.cpns viii be s: FEd but the
comfort and convenience of each member of the
military exercises but Care will be taken that they do
not interfere with the Academic duties.
TERMS:
Board, Tuition. Washing, Fuel Lights, for ten
months, Slao. Payments semi annually in advance.
For recommendations and further particulars, see
CHARLES E. LIGHTFOOT, v.M.I.,
Superintendent and Instructor ln Mathematics
and Natural Sciences.
]. w. GILLESPIE, University of Va,
Instructor In Ancient and Modern Lang guages.
REFERENCES.
We have the privilege of referring the following:
Faculty OF Virginia Military Institute.
Gen; William =. Richardson; Richmond City.
PPf P[of. Maupn, University Of Virginia.
Prof. GIlderseeve, do
Prof. Schele lie We're, do
Prof. McGuty. do
Prof. I.ucIan Minor, William and Mary College,
Rev: j Ohm Beradus, Charlottesville.
Nj. John Hart, A. NJ, do
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county.
Col. John Voolfolk, Orange county.
Rev. WIN. :. White, d. D., Lexington.
Rev. w III. N. Pendeton, do
James Barbour, Esq, Cupeper.
Col. VIM. B. Tallaferro. Gloucester
w. ID; WaIach. Esq, Washington City.
Gen. Geo: Cooke, do
Maj. Henry Hill, Z. g. A., New York.
X. Z. voss, Esq, Rappk. county.
Capt. James Stark, do
The Citizens Of Culpeper. jy I5-eotf
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition of Moses s. Woodward. Of Chester
county, Penn. praying for the extension of patent
granted to hm the ith day of DecembcI lS43, for
an improvement in ''carriage brakes," for seven
years from the xpiraton of said patent which takes
place on the 4th day of December, 1851:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the sd of November
next, at IL o'clock m and all persons are not fed to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmit
ted in accordance with the rules of the Office which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the 18th
OF November; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be filed in the Office on or
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Union, National Intelligencer, and Star, Washing
ton ID; G.; Republican,, Baltimore, Nd; Pennsy Iva,
Post, Boston; once a week for three successive
weeks, previous to the 23d Of November next, the
day OF hearing.
3. T. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
S5Edito,s Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once, with paper
containing this notice, aug e-lawSx
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Summer Retreats, &c.

II OLD POINT COMFORT.
This most delightful Summer resort.the !" bright
particular locality of all the sunny South"-A
is now the sole property of the under fE.My
signed, and will he opened on the LIST of lr.58l
June next, and each successive June following. |
engage to make lt to the seekers for health,
tlon, gaety and good living, supremey attractive.
For health, no mountain retreat can be safer al
season of ths year. 1t is exempt from. disease in
August and September and October as IN A prIl. May
or June. Indeed the FIRST three are Infinitely the
most pleasant of the season. The weather is mder,
the sea breeze lnIPr and the luxu of the salt
water 10 be had of finer quality and IN greater
profession There ~ no more inviting spot on the
whole Atlantic seaboard liz IS strictly true of Il
what the poet hath said:
"Oh If there be an Elysium On earth, IL is this IL
rs thIsn'
Drs. Archer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at
the post, Hon. DIR. Francis Mallory, Drs. Sempe,
SlmkIns, SheIld; Hope, and Vaug han and indeed the
whole medical Faculty resident in the vicinity of
Fort Monroe, all certify that they "hnrC HsrtF
knO1rH ease OF bilious or dGne and fsrsT 10 orr
giHGts there, and that at all seasons az as ths
heGithisSt spot on the Cdrs Of the earth" See
their certificates IN DE Bows Review, Southern
Planter, and American Farmer.l
NAV 22-Ci6w& law2m JOS. SFGAR, Proprietor.
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pLAKISTONE'S PAVILION.

This favorite place Of resort will be opened on the
LIST OF July for the accommodation Of visitors
The proprietor has engaged n hne CotiOnt'm.s
Band for the season, and with his splendid Ball A
Room offers great Inducements To the lovers of the
dance, while those of more quiet humOr NAV lind
different anusements at the Bowling Alley or In
Fishing, DC.
The f.uxuries olthe Potomac and good Liquors
will be constantly On hand.
THIS is known 20 be one Of the healthiest places on
the river, near BakistOnes Island.
There will he celebration on the Fourth of JUy, :,
and Ball at night. COton on the Esd Of July, 18th
and 9th of August.
The steamers Columbia and Maryland leaves pas
sengers on every "Wednesday and Saturdays, and
returning on every Sunday, Tue sday, and Fridays.
The steamer Kent leaves Baltimore ut O'Clock
every Monday evenings, and returns on Wednesday
mornings.
Post Ofhce-Miestown. st. Mary's county, Nd.
BO7rd-Sl % per dav for a week longer; 81 81 for
shorter time. GEO. W. BLAkISTONE.
je "a I'm prOpTiptor.
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VOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
ENGhISH AND FRENCH.

NU $50 II SIKLkT, w NAsHINOIUNf d. o
The subcriber has taken charge of this Institution,
lately under the care of the Rev. s. Ii. Mirck; the
course of instruction will be thorough, and will not
differ from that pursued BY the former Principal;
day of September, and close the last Friday of
June In each year.
limit ed number of pupils will be received into
the family of the Principal and every effort will be
made to render them comfortable and happy.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal book
stOres and at the residence of the principal
CHARLES III. NORTON, A. NJ.
The subscriber takes great pleasure in recommend
Ing tn his late patrons and to the pusllc, Mr. {. h.
Norton AS gentleman amply quaife Ell to take charge
of the Young Ladies Institute.
au 3-solm s. II. MIRICK.
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FELINE SETrER-A sportsman of Ner Ter.
- hds car which hr has trained TO arcompany
Nun nun on All his hunting expeditions She viii
ssms up P.ci, SifHs rabbits, squirrels, &c with the
them almost invariably with sncces. Reina
naturally son and sly in her movements. She is
regarded as more valuable for game than any doS
eouId d De, since the best trained canine will some
LINES LINES become boisterous, and thus do mischief
the cat Is regarded as curiosity In the neigb.
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Pianos, &c.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
pTAN
PIANO FORTES.
WILLIAM kNABE,
(Senlor partser m the ate Erm OF


Continues the manufacture and sale OF grand and
square PIANO FoRTES. under sne name
OF William knabe n Co, at the old stand, 79
Nos. I, s, S aud North Eutaw street op-tIttft
pOsIte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also Just opened new Sales Room at
No 81 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly Occnpled hy Mr
Henry McCatery as n music store. where they wIil
keep constantly on hand large assOIlm nf piAR
and highly finished grand and square Piano Forfes'
also, MeloteOns from the hest mskers, from Ia 8
octave some with double KEY boards double reeds.
6nt stops 10 suit small churches.
being extensively engaged IN the manufacture
Pianos, we wsll sell wholesale and retal, on the mos
Liberal terms.
Oar Pianos were awarded the highest premium
(gold HsCall NJ the FAIRS o the Mary land Institute
two successive yeaTs-October 1855, and lxtS-in op
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers FROM New \ urk, Boston and Bs
tlmOre. We were also awarded the rst premluYna ar
the Industrial Exhibition held iu Richmond, Var
gina. 1855 and 1856. They have also teen awarded
the highest premium tsilveT medalD at the Metro
p0lItsn Mechanics Fair for 1851.
la addition to tLls we are ln possession OF tesfimo
mails from the most distinguished professors srJ
amateurs IN the country, which can ne seen at oar
varcrooms. speaking for themselves and Others IF
the high appreciation IN which oCr instruments are
every where held.
AL instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years. and
privilege OF exchange IS granted within the rsi slx
months from the Gay of sale n the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find IL 10 their advantage
TO give us call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly WM. KNABE Il co.
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~ blackwood, who 50 brutaIIy murdered
Wnght Al New CLEANS, has waived an examin,-
uon, and allowed himself to be eommitted 20
answer IL appears he consented to this 10 sse.o
Delng Iynehed by the excited populace, who snr.
Rounded the prison and threatened to hang him
on me spot bad he bssn brought out for an or.