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REAL ESTATE.
POSTPONED
TRUSTEES SALE.

PI virtue of a Decree of the Circuit CUu't
- for Cecil county. in chanccry. the I'M
dersigned as Trustee will offer at Public
Sale, at the Public House of j. Andrew
Moore, at the Bald Friar Tavern, in Cecil
county. on
SATURDAY, the 2Sih day of MAY, inst,
All tina. TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in Cecil county, aforesaid, of which
William Richey died seized, containing
~ Acres and 40 Square perches
OF LAND. This land lies on the road lead
ing from the Bald Friar to the Pennsylvania
Line, about half mile from the
former place. The improvements I.--..fF.:ssr-7sss
are i,rsS..&
SMALL FRAME HOUSE, Eikis2'a
and BARN, both new.
CO Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
THE TERMS OF SALE are: One-half
Cash the residue in six months. The credit
payment to be secured to the satisfaction of
the trustee. w. j. JONES,
May I, 1959-ts. Trustee.
ALL PERSONS having claims against tho
Estate Of William Richey, decd, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, in the Office Of the Clerk of the Cir
| cult Court, on or before the ninth day Of
June, 1859. W. J.JONES,
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& Homestead for Sale for $40.

& Homestead for Sale for $40.
A few more Of those desirable FARMS
"A and BUILDING LOTS in the Gold
Regions and other portions of VIRGINIA.
are t. be divided amongst the subscribers
for the benefit OF the new town of Rappa-
hammock. Subscriptions ONLY TEN DOL
LARS EACH; one-half down, the balance
on delivery of the deed. Every subscriber
will get Building Lot or farm, ranging in
value from SO to $4,000. These Farm.
and Lots are sold SO cheap to induce settle
ment. sufficient nDmNcr being reserved.
the increase in the value of which will com
rcnsatc for the apparent low price now asked.
One Acre Lots in town will he GIVEN To
Industrious Mechanics who will build upon
them.
"The Rappahannock Company " are now
building, and making settlement. Ample
security will be given for the faithful per-
formancc OF contracts and promises.
T. More Agents are wanted to tain
subscribers, to whom liberal inducements
will be given.
BJ-For further particulars, Subscription,
Agencies, &c, applyto
f. BATDER,
Port Royal, Caroline county, Va.
April lG, lSJ9-3m.
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y OF GEI.
NOTICE.

FIlERE will be a Meeting Of the Stock
T. holders of the Eikton, Andora and Lewis.
vile Plank Road Company held in Elkton,
on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of June, next, at
10 O'Clock a. NJ, for the purpose Of electing
Nine Managers of said road, to serve for one
year from that time. BY Order.
JOS. p. CANTWELL,
April 80, lS59--4wf Secretary.
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SiiERIFE'S SALE.

SiiENiEE'S SALE.
pY virtue of a writ Of Vcndltioni Exponas
ES issued out of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to me directed, will sell ut Public
Sale, on
TUESDAY. tie 24h day Of My, 1859,
on the premises, all the right. title, claim.
interest and estate, Of Wilson Lynch, in and
TO all the following Real and Personal Pro-
perty, to.wit: All that
Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land,
upon which the said Wilson Lynch now
resides, situate, lying and being in the 3rd
Election District Of Cecil county, containing
10 ACRES and SO E'E.:CsEEs,
more or less, and more particularly described
in deed from John W. Tyson. dated 18th
of January, 1858, recorded IN liner II. II. NJ :,
No. |, folio $50, one of the Land Record
Books Of Cecil county. ALSO,
- 2 Horses, 1 Wagon
Co.,, and Harness, Farming Utensils. &c,
YsS.x,A. late the property OF the said Wilson
Lynch, and taken in execution at the suit OF
William Cook and Charles Cook, and will be
sold for Cash to satisfy said writ and cost.
c. Sale to commence at O'Clock p. 81.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
April 80, 1S59-ts. Sheriff
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FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.

'sN!lE subscriber having taken the Store
b. formerly occupied by E. Brown, ST.,
would respectfully call the attention Of his
friends and the citizens generally, that he
has opened a fine assortment of FRUIT and
CONFECTIONERY, and would be pleased
to see his Old and new friends in the base
mcnt of the Howard House. md door below
the Post Office, where he hopes by constant
attention to business to merit q share of
public patronage. A fine assortment of
CAKES, from Stewards Philadelphia Ba-
kerry always on hand. ICE CREAM kept
in season. j. II. BRADBURY.
Ekton, April 80, 1S69-3w
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rs hereby given to the creditors, cndorsers
IL and suietics Of George Thompson that
he hath made application for the benefit of
the lnSolvent Laws of Maryland, and that the
First Wednesday after the Third Monday of
July, next, being the third day Of the next
July Term Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, hath been set apart and fixed upon
for the final hearing in his case. at which
time aud place. his creditors, endorsrrs and
surctics may attend and show cause, if any
they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor.
WIN. II RICKETTS,,
Clerk Circuit Court for Cecil county.
April 8, 1S59-3m.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FsNlllS is to give notice. that the subscrj-
Il Der, of C. ell county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
tcstamentary on the personal estate OF John
Berry, late of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the 18th dav
of April, 1860; they may otherwise, by
law. be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given Hnder my hand
this lith day Of April, 1859.
JOHN BERRY.
Executor Of john Berry, deed.
Trst-JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
April l6. lSj9-Gw.
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HEAVY FAnuRE.-Ne1c York. May r.
The we'll known stock broker, Jacob Little,
has failed. Ills liabilities are very heavy
probably s2.ooo,0OO.
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$50 Reward.

4 will give the above Reward for the in.
l. formation and conviction of the person OF
person who placed some large stone in the
waters in which | haul my sencs. 1t j:
believed the stone were placed there about
the 18th or 10Th Of April.
GEO. w. BARNES.
Carpenters Point, April %, l859-Sw.
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q ap's'laE.

- G. REESE having declined business,
IA. designs leaving the county and re-
specially asks those indebted to him to
settle their accounts, eitherby note or other
wise, at their earliest convenience. He can
be seen ut the store Of Mr.. A. G. Tuite.
Elkton, March IL, lS59--2m
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Ec.v Spring and summer Goods.

FNlANkFCL for past patronage and intending
L to deserve Il continuance and increase of the
same, by close attention TO business and str;c "
working up 10 the motto of ''QrIcK SALES and
SMALL PROFITS. the subscriber informs the public
nat he has just received his second nstaIment of
Sping and summer Goods for 1889 1t being his
ann to coh!ne his business rs closely to the CASH
NlSlEM as possible lac will strive to render his
store particularly attractive to that class of persons
who always buy where they can buy cheapest
Amongst the last purchases are IL few pieces of
the newest patterns of Chaliies Il large assortment
II Lawns, Il large ana beautiful stock of Cicoes
hlusliDs tainghalns 9i"Linssu, Mau's anl pas.-,
Cotton Pantaioon Stuff, Shoes Straw Hats, Gro
cerles, Provisions. &c. h. +. MAY.
\; B.-The hishc5tpriec given for Butter. Eggs,
Lard, Bacon. &c. Iapr 20 r. NJ
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NOTICE.
HEyIIE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS will
Il meet at their Office, in Elkton, ON Mon
day the 18th day of May.
BY Order Of the Board.
BENZ. F. MAY,
May 7, 1So9-2w. Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
of Elias S. Naudain, decd, to file their
claims with the vouchers thereof, in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, within three months after the
18th day Of April, 1859.
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
May 7, lS59-ts. Trustee.
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by EMMA ALICE BROWNE.

From the Saturday Evening Post.l
The Resurrection of the Year.
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TIE SlCKLEs TRIAL-THE SPEECH OF Mn.
GRAHAM Mr.. Graham finished his great speech
Oh behalf of Mr. Sicklrs. Monday. Mr. Il.
spoke ut great length. defining the law of the land
and giving his views Of Scriptural law. After
speaking several hours he made brilliant perora-
tl"n which he finished wi h the following remark
able words And now. gentlemen of the jury /
have bat one word more 10 say. and that is that |
trust that every man will leave his seat at the
adjournment Of the Court o-day, with a firm
determination to obtain all his garments at the
Brown Stone Clothing He'll ofRocKHILL& WusoN.
Nos. COB aud go Chestnut Street, above 9th, -
HhilHdrlphia
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Its No Use Blowing.

Its No Use Blowing.
EI'OR the People have found ont that the
Il place to buy CHEAP CLOTHING is at Rut-
ter's opposite The Howard House.
lie has just received first rate lot Of Spring
and Summer Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings
which he will make up Us low as they oan be
bought in the cities [April "a.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county, in chancery, the I'M
dersigncd. as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, On the premises, in Chesapeake City,
on
TUESDAY, the 3lst day Of My, instant
TWO NEW FRAME
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grove Ee s. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
4 New STYLE. Price $50.

49j BROADWAY, NEWLY YORK.
$50 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
1871 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
These Machines sew from two spools and form
seam of nEcqualed strength, beauty and elnst-
city which viii sor rip even if every fourth
sntch be cut. They are unqucstonaby the best
in the market for family use.
~ send for Circular.
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TIL f. CECIL WIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY p. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS 50 90 a year. in advance.

BY 2. c. RICKETTS,.
TERMS s.. 90 a year. in advance.
80, if not paid in advance.
800, for Clubs OF Five.
1900. for clubs Of Ten,
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
square will be published three times for one
dollar: and twenty five cents for each subse-
quent insertion; longer ones in the same POI
portion: OI~Twclvc lines BREWER, or space
equal to that make a square. Advertise
ments published quarterly sem, annually or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number of times they are
to be inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions ofG square charged
as a square.
Gy~No paper discontinued until all ar.
Averages are paid
gle copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
STEEL PENs.-We hay. from Mr.. J. 7.
Head, the eEtcrprisng Bookseller of lining
ton. couple of boxes of steel pens, which,
by trial. we find TO be of the very best quality.
Mr.. II. has had IL hundred thousand Of various
styles, manufactured expressly for his sales
and stamped with his name, and viii. sell them
at very cheap rate, TOR the quality, both
Wholesale and retail We recommend these
pens, as the best We have ever used.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

EXAMINERS NOTICE.
VENIlE undersigned duly appointed Exam.
4 ners, to view and determine the proprety
OF altering, stra ightening and widening the
public road leading from Cccilton to Fred-
ericktown, hercb. give notice that they will
meet at Ceciltoh, on TUESDAY, the 10th day
of May, next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed
to the discharge Of the duty assigned them
THOS. G. CNOOkSHANkS, }
LEWIS PRICE,
JOHN BENSON,
April 9, ls59-5w. Examiners.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to Ben amin
IA. Scott, on Book Account, will please
call on the undersigned and settle the same
without delay, otherwise | shall be under
the necessity Of proceeding to collect the
same according to law.
May 7, I853--3w. CHAS. w. BENNY.
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MERCANTILE.
New Spring Goods
At Re,IUced Prlcev.

TUE sobsc riber having very recently purchassa
Spring Goods, in the city, at lower rates than
earlier Purchasers, can offer them to the public
at reduced Prices
Dress Goods in great variety. Fotlard silks,
lndla and French, from S7.75 to SI8 per pattern
81 Rayndere silks, from 81 81 TO 81 62A pr yard
hayntere Amilotho Bay adere Ducals Robe
D"chesse; Opera Challis: Neat ftg'd Challis ut
- cts worth 81 cd nricn
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with it, since which il has not leaked drop
and it is spoken ofby many respectable citizen.
of Wilmington as a very valuable and cheaI
material not only for new roofs but for re
pairing old ones. See the advert sem, mt OF
Messrs. Haughcy 4 Ferry, in another column
----- 100 -
NEW BooKs.-We have the following new
books from q. G. Evans, Publisher, and Pro.
prietor Of the great Gift Book Store, 439
Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
The Prince cfhc House Of Darid, by the
Rev. j. II INGRAHAM; book of 472 pages
being in the shape of a series of letters, as
supposed to have been written by Jewcss
of Alexandria, sojourning in Jerusalem in
the days of lIerod, and addressed to her
father. wealthy Jewess of Egypt. The
author in his preface says: with sacred
awe and deep reverence, as conscious of tread
i'g on holy ground. The writer has unfold
cd. with the four gospels as his guide, the
successive incidents of their marvellous His
tory, such as no four years, before or since,
have paral.elled.
The P,Em Of Fire, or Israel in Bondage.
also, by Rev. j. II INGRAuAM. This work
is intended TO elucidate the history of the
Bondage Of the children of Israel in Egypt,
and their Deliverance thereafter, and like the
above, is in the shape of series of letters
written by prince of the days coeval with
Moses. 1t is a work of much literary merit.
Both Of these books have met with a great
sale and are sure of very extensive circula-
ton among the people.
Book Of anecdotes and Budget Of Fun. A
most humorous collection orlaughter provok
ing squibs and sayings comes to us with the
above TITLE 1t would be capital thing on
car or boat, or to brighten up a dun hour
anywhere. We suppose 1t is far the best
collection of the kind that has ever been made
and will sell rapidly.
The two books first named are sold for
$l.25 each the last for 81 90. for which
received by mail, G. G. Evans, will send them
and handsome present along, free Of postage
to any part of the country.
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EXCELaEaT TEsaEER.

E&GEkaEST TE5si;EEe.
The improvements are GOOD r
FRAME DWELLING, gSSsS.s .
of tw" stories, with three rooms Ss3yA iss
on the first floor and four on the fsss.s esseA
second, and a good cellar; 81 PERIOR
BARN, SO hy 45 feet, with Stone Stabing
beneath; Wagon House, Carriage uouse,
Corn Crib and Granlry.
There are upon the premises an APPLE
ORCHARD, PEACH ORCHARD, and
other Fruit Trees.
TIE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by
the Decree, require one-haf Of The purchase
money to be paid IN cash on the day Of sale
ana the residue to be paid in two equal
Instruments in four and eight months from
the day Of sale, with interest from the day
OF sale, and the payment thereof to be
secured by the bonds OF notes Of the pur-
chaser, with security to be approved by the
trustee.
o. Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock p NJ.
JAS. r. McCULLOUGU,
Elkton, May I, l959-ts. Trustee.
- Delaware Republican,, and Bucks Co.
lntellgencer, copy law Is, and send bill to
trustee.
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NiNETi- EIGHT ACRES,

more or less. This farm is well situated in
the immediate vicinity Of the village of
Lomblrdvllt, within one mile of the Penn
sylvania Line, convenient to mills. schools
and places Of worship. The location is
remarkable for its healthfulncss.
The arabic land is Of excellent quality, and
in good state of cultivation. The whole
farm is well watered. and under good
fencing. There is abundance of
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Cecil county, on the West side of George
Street, with the LOT and premises. These
Dwellings are each Two Stories high. IS feet
front, by 30 feet deep the lot being so feet
front, and running back 100 feet
This property is subject to a Ground Rent
Of twelve dollars per annum.
TERMS OF SALE One third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash on the
day OF sale; one-third in six months, and
the residue in twelve months from the day
OF sale; the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with security to
be approved by the trustee.
U5S Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
JAS. I. MCCULLOUGH,
Trustee.
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W%srs' PATENT GALvAHIc CEMrsT.-Our
readers have noticed the advertisement of this
cement for Roofing. 1t is spoken Of in the
highest terms by those who have had buildings
covered with it, as cheap and hand some
roof Mr.. johnson Of The Deld,care Gazette,
wit. it, since which it has not leaked drop,
and it is spoken ofby many respectable citizens
of Wilmington as a very valuable and cheap
material, not only for new roofs but for re-
pairing old ones. See the advertisement mt of
Messrs. Haughcy & Ferry, in another column.
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WHEAT, CORN and OATS.

T1NHE subscriber will pay prices in Cash
l. for all descriptions of GRAIN, on de-
livery at the North East Depot. Under
recent arrangements l will be in receipt Of
daily advices from the city, and Farmers
may rely upon receiving tho highest figures
the market will boar.
G5~Lme, Coal, Fish. Salt, &c, supplied
at lowest rates. SAMUEL FORD.
Dec. l, lS58-6m. North East Depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18
EHYGPATE TO MISSOURI.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WEsTos, No., Jan, l. 1852.
desire to call the attention Of the read
en-, of TIE TRIBUNE TO few facts Many Of them
are preparing in the Spring to seek new homes In the
West. Kansas Iowa and MINI csota viii receive large
additions 10 their population; but Missouri will be, in
a great measure, overlooked. Why Because men
who have been raised among free institutions are not
satisfied with Slavery; because the freenen Of the
North ere unwilling to degrade themselves by euttr-
ing into competition With slaye labor unless they
en- have assurances that that evil viii soon be
ersdicated.
What are the prospects Missouri is bounded on
three sides by free coil: Illinois on tho east Iowa on
north and Kansas the west. TIE northern part
Of the State at least is entirely unadepted ior slave
lsbor, Slaves have greater facilities Tor escaping
than in almost any other Slave State IN the [ NOR
The consequence that slaves are worth lees ia Mis-
sour than in any other State. They are continually
being taken further South for SALE and 1t Is conceded
by candid Pro. Slavery men that Slavery must IN
few wears disappear from the northern portion OF the
State at least, even without any change ia the laws,
for the simple reason that saVeabOr Will be so papa
bly, Improbable. The great diy Of the State IL
the legal voters of St. Louis are avowta Emsn'
c;pdtiouiss. As st. Louis lie, so Will DO the
STATE Of Missouri. But, the true policy for
men who desire to make Missouri their home, eld
who vet sire TO live in land Of Freedom, Is not to
wait and let others gain tie victory They should
come forward, take part IN the bst'ie ara receive
their share Of the rewards. The struggle VIII be shof'
at the worst few years will suffice, and, OF cou,se,
those who have purchased property here, while
il was depressed in vslue by the institution
Of Slavery, will be the great gamers By the rise
which must follow change of sentiment in favor of
emancipation. The northern portion Of the State y
best DC signed for agricultural purposes. Ii has SOL,
rcb deep and strong, and the greatest facilities Tor
gettiug to market. The farmer who canaot fnd
paradise in Northwestern Missouri must be very
hard to plesse. TIE Hannibal ard 81. Joseph Rau-
road crosses the State from east to west, and the
North Missouri from St Louis, intersects this about
sixty miles west of the Mississippi River. 50 the it
habants Of this section go either east west, or
south. by ra road. Lsnd csn be had cheaper here
han in any of the Free Sta.es. large quantity o.
The shilling LANDS of this State ia yet open to actual
settlers It seems to me that, as the merchants say,
any one coming West had better "cail and examine
Missouri before going elsewhere'
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ARTISTS SUPER IN WAsHINCTON.-The members
Of the Convention of American Artists, now IN session
in this city, supced, as guests OF the ashinston
Art Association lsst big It, their exhibition gallery
About dozen other invited guests We're present.
Lord Napier, Mr.. w. w. Corcorsn, Mr.. james T.
Mcclure the Rev. Or. PyIe, Mr.. Charles lanes, MIR.
y p. stanton and Others known either as liberal
patrons Of the fire arts accomplished connolsseurs, or
Gentlemen com ec,td vito the pTeEs. lac company
.at down sfler 10 O'Clock, and alter disposinS OF
bouutiful ard welpr, pared supper from the cuisine
q Charles Ko'Z there followed feast o. reason aad
a flow Of artistic soul such we were never before
fagoItd with en- opportunity OF enjoying Dr. SIone,
tie iIdefaiigAble and enthusiastic ITeslosh1 snd
fourder Of the Association Mr. kiDg ham the Hogarn
of tie West; Mr. Heiue the artist Of the late Jipsn
expeditions; Mr. ksnsett Who is 80 rapidly rlses 70
great fame a lardscspe painter Mr. hcl. Oh our
20 succs ssful WASHINGTON City artist Mr.. HAsklns,
the accomplished Washington City architect Nj.
Iardo1 the 8rtis-engneer AID other members OF tne
Corveutor being called out ia the course oil tho oven
icg delighted al present With she r,shn.ss OF the:!
views ii the progress sr in the snj of ~ uecessi
tics de seIis ard promise showing the nselyes, every
man of them gentlemen of highly AWAITED mih is
artistic philosophers aud Feiread schoiars 10 me hs
tory Of iheir divine sr-pSinttrs with words ct ias-
rstirg genius as well IS with the pen Il aud brush.
Vety interesting speeches were also delivered Oy
M CLsTes E1Ics the Rev DR.. Pyne, Mr.. I'd
eriek F. Star ton and Others OF the bon proisS
or J ofthe Associations guests, wac were c.iied ou
in the course of tie evening prrci pay upon the con
Gt;cn and promise of AIT IL the land. IaIs deHsn'iH
eIteIispment closed al about O'Clock tuis mo- hinS
when ths company separated for the nish-as fa'reA
would say.
wersfe particularly struck with the fact that OF re
tkTty-fve or forty artists present, many OF them a.
ready famous in their profet son. and the rest now OF
the high iosd TO artistic emnsnce ecsroey oSe nSi
seen forty hy- Summers, large nsjorlty beng per
haps less than tLity-hye years of age. teAdei oy
pairoi age either Of tbs Government or assoc 4tei
wealth they have net GUY laid The fOnnja'Ion oil AZ
Association destined 70 scvArcs Amssicsn Art much
fser thar that Of suy other country PROGRESSED
but ,ety have alIesjy mste j. complete ;u-cess, "a
vii be cOrpichs rdet by 81 Who may visit thsiT hnes'
exhibition OF paintings 80 far Optrsd 90 tAs Inspection
OF the American pubic. W asairgto. S.=F, Jaa. IL.