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On the occasion Of the anniversary Of the birth or tho
King Of Belgium, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs Of that
country gave, tho 10th Of December, grand dplo
csuc dinner, At which Mr. James Clarke Charge dAsrs
cd in, for Tho United S'aos was present, with many
other distinguished guests
The statement that Lola Montcz was abou, TO be
red 70 the Prince Louis Sulkow.ky, who has been FOR
ne already has wife and Eve Children and has never
Lola except tho stage He writes friend In
Albany that he s living upon bis farm the Black river
near Io~viile with his family husbandirg his fortune
and occasionally enjoying the pleasures OF the chase but
With disposition 70 hunt husband the adventures
hear that the lady referred to saed for Have in Inc
Fulton, two weeks ago.
The President has recognized Rcado RamIrcs as Vice
Consul OF Mexico, al Franklin, 10 the Territory Of New
Mexico.
Washington letter gves this sketch Of Mr. Bernhisc
the delegate In Congress from Utah Territory
,,cncp IN tbe rousa Tn a,o,,os 80, 81 "a n 80
and countcnance he bears striking resemblance to
Robert s. Walker. lie Is a native Of Pennsylvania. He
Hooked hsggard and worn after bis long journey the
plains, on his first arrival but has since recruited Az
though he has been In the House for six years. resoct
hearing him speak but once, aod that N protest
ars sny discussion Of the and doe~,ic nstitu
Ions OF Utah. His forte IA tacturnity. In private con-
verrsou he IA fluent and agreeable He IL industrious
man OF business and attends faithfully n the interests OF
bis constituents He IA rather short OF stature Hts head
10 nearly bald but gray locks project dayonay from
the skull near the ears, upward and forward
ARRIVALS.
Prom New Orleans and Havana, IN steamship Cshawha-
g T ss ss r ssui . es'R par
J Wainwright u Ruiz lady and osld De Ia Cavods No
Bride Joseph Morn, frujio John Gonzales, Capt sko
held Prncnta. Sonensten, Mrs eastman. Castillo
Nckles, Mr. eastman, A Trpler.
From IAyerpcol in The steamship Niagara at Bo,ton-Cap
Van Pel Mr. William Wood Of New York Capt Dennis, Mrs
Dennis Miss Dennis Messrs Robert Hunter John Morl.nd
Miss Ann Ccrchrsn, Mr., Corbe Miss Oorbe, Mr. and Mrs
Ioue Miss Monchett Mr. and Mrs Fielding Misses
Fielding Mrs Ash Miss Ash Messrs Benz Smith Halermsn
Ashton. kentor Means, Warwick, Panche Bowel, Mrs
MARI Ann Parsons Messrs James sinclair Frederick Smith
uddy H.rrson %IIsnso wolfe .n 6e woe James
Turner, Grant 1hery. ElI,alde Wolfe, Miss Kirkland
Ruchho,n Esttcn King, Rogers Roserson, lockwood
Capies, harsham, csssfnann, kiiiot, NJ Cemrd.
From Charleston In the steamship Coumbia-Y II Tanning
Mrs FREEMAN, mlss Tree, Richardson. Quinn Or
Rurreil hartckie, and ~ ateerage.
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Lsura Kesne's Theatre " An Unequal
Match"


Match"
Some weeks we published analysis Of the plot Of
Mr. Tom Taylor's last comedy, "An Unequal Match
which was acted for the FIRST time in the United States
last evening, Laura Kcenes Theatre was produced
at the Haymarket THEATRE London, in November last,
when Miss Amy Sedgwick, Miss Reynolds, Mr. Bookstore,
Mr. Fsrren and Mr. Compton sustained the parts that
played here by Misses Keepe and Wells, Mr. jefferson,
Mr. Peters and Mr. Jordan n the editor of Miss Keenes
bills had made proper study of cotemporaneous tera-
ure or even had road tho papers be would not have
nounced " An Unequal Match" "new aud original
production In its present shape II ia case OF larceny,
and the same idea has been better rendered In English in
Mr. Buckstones farce, The Rough Diamond" An author
may be excussblc when ne eaborates reproduces his
own IDEAS but not to be pardoned for doing tho same
ONCE for those OF other people, and not doing we'll
The heroine Of the comedy is a country girl who
has married above her station, and who dis
gusts her husband aud his friends by her
goVchSrres. Her evil genius Is Mrs. Montress0r, a
finished coquete who rts atey with the husband
The neglected wife wins back the affections Of her lord
by playing the game as that protested BY Mrs Mon
tressor and doing much better This idea is carefully
spun out 10 make three acts The dialogue Is we'll writ
ten with flashes Of wit and not few Of those
quiet, but sharp epigrams, which Mr. Taylor writes
IN well. Tho chief characters not new-they
have already appeared in several Of Mr.. Taylor's
mentioned The sentiment Of Me play Is altogether false
for where such marriage results happily hundred
work oot nothing but misery for both parties. This Is
quite true here, but is still in England,
where the lines RI sociey rigdly drawn. As
dramatic work the comedy Is hardly strong enough 70
please the general public The idea too weak for the
weight Of lengthy play and the dialogue though very
good is not good enough 10 sustain 30 weak a
plot. There the further disadvantage
lsst night that the representative Of Mrs
Menessor not equal 10 the task Of performing the
character of fascinating, highly bred woman of the
world This although Miss Keene played the other part
admirably prevented the dramatic contrast from being
impressed upon the minds of the audience AS Is tho
idea Ia purely esbetic, the play altogether Intellectual
Ard II h melancholy fact that where actor actress
understands and can convey purely esthetc intel
lecai matter, other will be TO upset alto
gcther
Notwithstanding all this the play we'll received by
full and appreciatve audience This SUCCESS, such II
was the reward of Miss Keenes very artistic and
spirited performance Of Hester. Mr. Jefferson also
very good shrewd village doctor and Mr. Peters gave
broad humorous sketch Of the pure English turnkey
Mr. Jordan and Miss Manners were also very good At
the fall OF the curtain tho applause general and the
principal performers had the honor OF recall.
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The Weather,

TORONTO, Jan. 9-S a. n.
The weather Ia fine and clear this morning.
KINGSTON, Canada, Jan. As A. NJ.
A beautiful morning and very mild.
BRocKvuIK, Canada, Jan. As A. NJ
Weather nne, clear and warm.
OTTAWA CRY, Canada, Jan. asa NJ
Weather clear and mild.
MONTREAL, Jan As A. NJ.
fne sunny morning, and not all cold. The river Ia
easily crossed In baiieaux.
QunsNc, Jan As A. NJ
Weather mild and foggy. Crossing the river middlIng
good In canoes.
BURLINGTON, VI, Jan. $50 A. NJ
Weather mild and clear Wind south
Troy, n. Y, Jan. 40 A. n.
Weather clear and pleasant Wind southeast.
RUTLAND, VI, Jan 40 A. N.
Weather clear and mild. No the ground.
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Naval Intelli9epee.

Private letters have been received In Philadelphia from
the steam frgste Minnesota, dated "oT Angler STRAITS or
sunda Oct 70 thirty three days later than previous Id
vices. The following is ex,rsc, from ofaser on
boardwe have had a splendid passage from Cape Town
New Ray, having over 100 miles IN twenty
days. AZ New Bay we found coal ship, and took in
supply Of wood ant wser Our long passage from the
Cape OF Good Hope has been amply retrieved by the ad
mrsble sailing the Minnesota has accomplished since
We have made much rs, 16 and occasion IL
knots per hour. All well on bosrd
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Fire In Ansonla, Conn.

WATERBURY,, Conn Jan. a, 1858.
The large cotton factory Ansona owned by Coleburn
4 Bros entirely destroyed by fire early on Sunday
morning The fire evidently the work Of an incen-
diary the factory has not been running for tme
and It is known that two previous attempts have been
made fire the building Loss estimated at $40 900; in
cured in Hartford and Providence for SIS, $50.
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Boston, Jan. 4, 1885,
Our municipal government was inaugura.ed to day.
The oath Of office administered to Mayor Lincoln by
Chief Justice Shaw. Samuel w. waldron, Jr chosen
President Of the Common Council, and Washington P.
Gregg reelected Clerk The Mayors address brief and
comprehensive The city debt on January LIST, 1858,
amounted TO 81, 1875.
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United states Supreme Court.

NAsHIS0IONI Jan 2, Io5o.
NO %. The Commercial Bank Of New Orleans
Alexander Compton ct al. Argument continued for
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Destructive Fire In Boston.

Bosros, Jan. 4, 1888.
Are brohe out here this afternoon in the block
Charlestown Cooper and Stman Streets and the block
was nearly destroyed. II occupied by -four dealers
and by makers OF sashes and blinds &C. Loss nearly
go COO; partly insured Tho block was owned by Mr..
Cheever, Of New York, and s. p Iangmaid of Boston.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


GSCISSATI, Jau A, 1858.
The st. Louis Democrat says that passengers report that
on Friday the 26th ult reached Lesven~ that
an engagement had taken place between the troops OF
lane ut Sugar Mound and dragons The officers or
dered Lane 70 surrender which he refused TO do The
dragons then but repused With tho loss
q three Of their number The dragons retired and sent
to Governor Denver for reuforcements Denver ordered
-four companies dragons TO tho seat of war; and was
expected tina. there would be bloody work.
AS soon as the news Of the engagement was received
Me people commenced organizing and were harryns TO
Lane expected that before the dragons
arrived would be reinforced to the number of 500
The excitement intense, and the people Of Law
preparing 70 take the ned. General Calhoun
had fed from the Territory.
Aspeoisl despatch 70 the Cincinnati Gase Of this morn-
ing denies that there truth in the foregoing report
The St. Louis agent Of the associated press has been
unable 70 attend business for several days, owing 10
Sl}n00a
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HARRIAGKo AND DRATHk


ACKNOWLEDGMENT London, Tuesday Dec Q.
moMAs MAeHArL, Of London, TO HANNAH r kDtzy, -
cond daughter Of Samuel Lord, Of this city.
RsyBsKH-FoGyr.--A Newark, ~ j., on Saturday,
nec. 10, by Right Rev Bishop Bayiey, Al his Residences,
JonS xYusx Of Switzerland, 10 ExiLr AUGUSTA, dAush
ter ~ Dominck Fggert Of South Orange, NJ J.
VAN WYcx-FfKrr-At Oyster Ray, l.. T., on Thursday
evening, Dec II By Rev. Edward Y. Edwards WHITE
HEAD II. VAN WrcK, OF Jamaica, L. l., TO MARY KXzn,
daughter Of the late John Fleet OF the former place.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 4, 1858.
John Smet Co., bankers of this city have fully nqui
dated their liabilities and resumed business.
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The Southern Mail.

wAsMsaros, Jan. 4, 1858.
The mail from all points South late as due is 10
hand, but brings OF importance
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about 400 500 bbs within the range Of the above quo
tatcns. Southern -four In moderate demand and
prices without change d moment The sales embraced
about 500 a 900 bbls., within the range OF The
above hgures. Wheat inactive, while prices
were without change on moment, and sales
were corfned 10 about 1000 1900 bushels
southern red and white at 81 10 ti IS with small
lot Of mixed reported at 81 10 Corn steady and IN
fair demand, with Gales of about 25 900 30 600 bushels
new white and yellow at 5sc. 62kc Rye-Smail sales
were reported at &c. 76c Barley nominal while
barley malt held ri SIC o o0c Oas in steady
demand Mt 43c 44c. for State and Western,
Corvxs Sales limited, being confined 10 100 bags
Rio At SIC qLo, and $50 mats Java al Ice. 1870.
Corros.--rhe market was more active, and sales en-
brsced about 900 bales, chiefly for export based
middling 10 good middling uplsnds, SIC &c.
FsxYewrs.--Fngasemenb we're moderate. To liverpool
about 5000 bbis -four engaged AT D. 800 900
bales OF cotton a 532d. Az the close 9led. was
asked, and bacon Was engaged al 2os. Grain
quiet al SID. bxd. IN buks and bags. There
WAS nothing new 70 osbey British ports Rates 10
Havve we're unchanged, and engagements limited. A
Bremen brig wss taken w v lead rih aow fof Bria-
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svrprxs Cousr-GrcuM Moe. $40, 1877 3ss 3sT 1871
$50 1889, asoe, 2eot 10, H. 49, IA 10, H. Is
surmc. Coum "opens At II O'Clock A. Ml.-Nos So
o. 1oo 1o2 1os, 1ot ITO 70 ia lie 10 lbs i2s 10 100
toxwcs PIas-rrt f-Nos. 30 to A. Parl AMOS.
lec a.
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The Pennsylwania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 4, 1858.
Our State Legislature meets to morrow The demo-
Gratis have nominated b. Longarke for Speaker of the
House, aud the republicans Thomas sruthers for Presi
densof the Senate The republicans meet in TO-
MORROW morning.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Z. ".
Asu.e--The sales embraced so bbls. potts. inspsc-
zion, ~ bhc. per ID
BRsAIsrrps -fiour--Ths market WA lrmer for
common grades ~ sase and western while extrs re-
manned Al about the cc-pg OF Saturday The sales
footed up about 500 1000 bbs at about thu follow
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TotaI sl4 s45 ,42s I0ls20,6s6 4,SS6,sN I2,S726'I
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts Of exchange held by the various banks,
and also the sums due TO distant banks, the latter
being comprised in the table Of deposits, M shown
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The Thomas Swami at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 4, 1855.
The steamer Thomas Swami, Of Cromwcll's limo,
arrived 70 day.
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Mysterious Disappearance or n Hotel Pro-
prfetOr.

W. Russell landlord Of the Russell House, this city
ief the Astor House, New York. on the 4th ut since
which time nothing has boen heard Of him. 1t is sup
posed that he wandering about the country dersnged
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Augusta, Jan. 4, 1864.
The schooner K Rudderow, of Charleston, for Indian
River. Forda, with government srores, wrecked at
Che latter place the 18th ult Vessel and cargo total
Loss The captain and crew were saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-05

Defiance ssIsmander Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks bars Also ere and burglar
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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We receipt OF letters the Cshswha that advise OF
the sale the island 81 ten Thousand dozen Of
MURRAY LANMANs FLORIDA WATER
during the past 1t IL erceedipgly popular with the
Spanish ladies and 10 be every toilet Sold by the
perpetrators, ~. LANMAN& KEMP Wholesale druggists,
69 Water street. and by all ruggss at 30 cents per bottle.
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Important IN Photographer. Wanted, one
class for New York fra class establishment None
others need apply Address H. Pos. ONCE.
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Smithsonian House-BroadS~ay Hotel Ac-
Communications the European plan. Single 50 nents
IS and 81 per d.y Double 81 20 to
Is. Meals orcertd.
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ADsopp's East India Ale, DrnuGht. In
fne order. Union Place Hotel Entrance to bar $50
Rraa
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hao,ypcs dasuerrcotypes and smbrcypes always
cep'Abe gifts the holidays and should be secured At
oil this magnificent temple OF art Nos 585 and o6 Broadway
onpnsiie Metrupolitnn Hotel
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Bsrry's Tricopherous is the Best md Cheap
article fordressng besuyng cleansing curling preser
wing aud restoring the hair Ladies' IT, sold BY all drggs
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Cristsdoro's Hsir Dye, Wigs and Tcupees. -
The best IN the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied; No 4 Astor House.
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White, the Hafter"s Fail style, -, LAST
sprins style reduced 70 a ~ WHITES les Fulton street
New Workers ofIsls, or their Heirs AZ Law
Read advertisement under head OF Personal information
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A. 0randjsan IL the Only PerssW whs ear
be consulted scientifically all diseases Of the human hair
At Church street. Al Barclay The xth aad niGhl
AvenuA sop Il the doos OF the sstAbilaAment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-05

BstchsIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs--
The the world all made Sold and applied
Mt the mandatory. Zs3 Brosoway.
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Csrd.-An Persons WIN have Gray Hair
hair 81 bald color invited 70 ga. and consult Doctor
GRAEDJEAE ooa-ulAs freel 81 ~ Church street.
Of B.rcay His dud gives Che hair the natural coor de
rsd aud may oonsidered real prodigy of chsualsiry
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Increase In loans and discounts So47 ,048
increase ~ spete
Increase I'D circuaiiop l5sZlo
Increase In deposits, actual. S75 VIA
The additional movement in the discount line IL pro.
baby the result Of little more than the usual acti
witty among capitalists in relation to their dividends.
The banks have, doubtless, in many instances dis
counted their dividends to sappy the pressing wants
of many stockhoders The increase in deposits fol-
lows an increase in the specie The amount
Of specie in hand is nearly as large as at any
time previously reported. The strength Of the
banks shows no increase in the last returns. The
deposits and circulation ~ liabilities, amount TO
more than the increase in discounts and specie.
Messrs. Satber 4 Church, Of San Francisco, have
made an assignment TO Peter Naylor, Esq, Of this
city All their small drafts of 800 and under will
be paid in full by their assignee. at his Office No. rs
Broad street, on presentation, they having made o
special preferment to the holders Of small drafts.
On the larger drafts some time viii probably occur
before dividend is made, as the property assigned
cannot be made available except Mt great sacrifice.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New Orleans
hanks ON the 18th of December were as follows:-
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oyyicr or Local IssrrcroRs, ]

We have received the following communication frsm
Mr. Geo. r. Ashby, late Chief Engineer of the steamship
Central America
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stock Exchange.
MONDAY, Jan. 4, 1858.
sNo ITO Rn chs Erio M ON 1ef[
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To Nervous suMerers.-A Retired Clergy
msn restored 70 besh IN few Gay. ser many years Of
suffering anIous make known the
OF VIII send nrre The prescription used Direct 10 the
Rev John NJ Dsspsn t% Fulton street Brooklyn
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500 n Y Cen RR rs
100 T. kR Lat mt m
1000 do Cd mt lbs
2OcC T. RR con rs II
1000 I'll Cen RR BIDS.
J4tc0 do.........
1000 Ter H&Ah 1stm
2nQo Gaa&Chic 2dn b
ocC0 MCRspc imsicb
90 shs Phebix BkeXd
20 National Bank. >.
20 del 4 Iiud chi Co.
B do.
IL Rank of Com exd
10 Am Exchange Bk
us Penn Coal Co.
leo Cumb Coal &c. e.
80 iocific M St'm Co
tSn ~ EsAOt ~
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the musc and sisnds 81 the throat and chest hss aston
hipg effect IN bronchitis asthma and all diseases that afect
reeprstop Hosr--p~-s thus be cured In few hours
To ciereymcn public speakers and vccsss Il, on this
account, invaluable.
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MISCELLANEOUS

G1 E0-DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF SEWHD
Gt.CO boots ready at JONES's, 10 Ann street.
the Museum.
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Spring Medicine.

Get the purcst, get the cheapest. sc,
the most cficacious In short get the
best, which are DR.. Roback's Scandina
vian Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills
These wonderful Medicines are entirely
vegetable, leave no bad effects, and can
not by any possibility iniurc the most
delicate constitution. Never was u
good Spring Medicine SO necessary is
now, for in addition to the skin Disca.
ses and deranged Stomach and Liver
which every Winter pro luccs, it is most
evident to all who arc accustomed "a
note the powerful influence for good OF
i'll that the mind has upon the body,
that the anxiety of mind caused by the
late widespread money troubles, has
injured the general health of almost
every one Then cleanse, strengthen
and purify your system with the Sean
dinavian Remedies, and you will prob
ably save yourself from serious illnoss
the coming Summer.
See Advertisement. aprl30 3m.
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Daring Outrage.

Some miscreant, burglariously enter.
ed the Hall Of tho Sons Of Temperance
in Blooming Grove, on last Friday night
and deposited therein bottle of whis-
KY, and filed the tumblcrs on tho sta
lions with tho Same. IL mas doubtless
done for the purpose Of diverting sus-
picion from member Of the order
whose trial was pending under charges
of converting the ante-room into n tip
pling-shop, in which he kept liquors
stored, under lock and key, for the ac-
commodation of himself and friends
Said charges wcrc proven TO be true,
we are sorry TO say, aitcrward upon
trial. The individual who committed
the burglary is marked, and will doubt
less, give employment for our prosceu-
ting attorney.
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The Fourth at Cedar Grove.

The citizens of Cedar Grove hav,
made arrangements TO celebrate the
coming anniversary Of our National In
dependence on Saturday, the 3rd of Ju
ly. All arc invited to be present and
participate, on the occasion. A most
pleasant time is confidently anticipated
as suitable arrangements will be made
to make all enjoy themselves. Persons
wishing to contribute eatables can dc
so.
The following gentlemen are appoint
ed to ofiiciate:
CHAPLAIN-Moses Horniday; ORAToH
John Il. Cooley; READER, Declaration
Thomas Fitton; MARsHALLs--John c.
Knecht and T. n. Tharp.
COMMITTEE ON MUsIc-T S. Nithers
and ]. Cooley.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMEYTs-J. Il.
Paris, Geo. Chapman, VIM. Cooley, T.
Fitton Jr., e. Cooley, Henry Hampson
E Withers, J. I. Gilderbloom, W. Shank
P. Moore, j. Backhouse, J. Titus, David
Watts, Geo. Whitney, J. Spidle. + Han
ster
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BRookvILLE HIGH SCHOOL

REV. r.. u. ABBOTT, A. NJ, PRINciPAL.
MISS HENRIETTA S. HAY, Ass,srAsrs.
Mr.. 8. B. WARD,
The year Is divided into four terms ot eleven
weeks each. The third term Of the present year
will begin Feb. 22d.; the fourth, May ID.
TUITION PER TERM.
Reading. Pennmanship, Primary Grammar,
Geography, Mental Arithmetic, Sz,9V
Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
History, s,VV
Algebra Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Physiology, Astronomy, 3rVt
Geometry, Trigonometry, Surveying, Men
<tal and Moral Philosophy, Latin,
Greek, Bookkeeping ~ 600
Declaiming and composing arc strictly attended
TO. The Bible Is used text book, and made
the basis Of moral aud religious instruction.
n. b. No accidental FFgs ARR CHANGED. No
deduction Is made from tuition bills on account OF
absence unless occasoned by sickness, other un-
nvnidnhlc rircnmstan