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Court Of Gene raj 8esaaOns.
Before the Recorder.

I
DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY--ROBERT G. MAO
. DONALD INDICTED FOR THE MURDER OF VIRGINIA.
i srrvspr ''-'' -
~
August o-A pe openiog Oh the Court TINS morning
John A. Schafer, who assaulted Josephine Wilson, was
ss,. ~ ,hs o,t,. ,.s.o, so- owe ,,on,n
James Indicted Tor felooious assault upon
Bridget Duffy, pleaded guilty 70 assault ami battery.
~ $500, s,. - = - $3.50 "AN =
oaack"eil isiano ior one yeat'
reser fss,ss no0sea .ior 'ne hsn ohence Of burglary
-. - - :. ~ 80 80 -
MONTE, pieaoed euy % the thrd grace Oh that ohence
and sent 70 the Sing Sing Praon for the term Of Ave
years, the hieheAt penalty OF the law. IA
VIM j. Crawford pleaded guilty to Obtaining goods un
der fse pretsnSes but for some other jadg.
Thomas Fshertg indicted for forgery In the second
degree pasaing counterfeit two dollar bills on the Sui
Bank Of New Jersey pleoded guilty 10 the third gede
Of the crime He Was sent TO The Safe prison for Three
years. - n 80. : - -, Y
the Grand Jurv presenled lsrce hatch Of indictments
70 which the accused parties pleaded not guilty. - r.
Auousr 8The first csse disposed Of this morning was
charge Of bRay preterred arninst Martin Hav. ali e
Mathew Nonahon he having married Winifred Ios "a
while bis nyst vire was living he pleaded guilty s1d
was sent 10 the State prison FOR two ears 10y I
Ncorari Prespo convicted Of an assault and battery
was sent TO the city prison for Is DAYS = =
Catherine Uzlly, who stole some property belonging
to Max W@h1n, pleaded guilty TO On attempt at erand
larceny. gne Nation Of the city prison cent commun
caon 10 'ne Courtto the esIt tnas Caherne was "he
wois woman ~ Tue Guys Out - ene pea was sccspted,
tne ngnen punsoment snas Gou!o DC lnhcted WAS Two
ana TWO monsus ID 'he Sate prison. wncn was ncr
senIence,
VIM fpoeiw tcoioieal, VINO stoie go'o watcn ana
chn iIon Aoert samso, peHoeo euty 70 an huempt 70
tnss onence ana was sent 70 Inc peniten'ary for
one year
lneooore Auen guy OF peut larceny, was sent 70 the
o"y pIison Ior l0ur moptns'
An aly Ann wllsms ana EMen Doye were tried yeeIer-
gay lor steaing gold wascp worth Sl0o, from man
wn'e p1rSns.ng s.me meat at
washington market on the "a u July; but The jury failed
ts ee uon .eIoc'' ana tue prisoners were paced on
ni;c m reooua ,ne. iney were Gonvctea, ana as inc
S sssso 70 Iie Asss'ant Dstrcs Attorney that
10y we're notorious pckpoekets and az they would not
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n. n.
inS $500 49, - - -. =, o.A9 - ~
sood iooKine ana nsnlonaoy dressed hog'mnma',
named Thomas Ehe, NJ D., was brought before Justics
Copnov Al the lover Police Court ON charge O, aviua
!. ~. 80 =. 80. -. = 100 - =.
!. s,,s.sa ".,,oa :. ~ .,.,s ~ NJ %
treM s1 bv pneans az re1sresentaous which
.,-.'s ~ u 49, 4. q. =, $4,000
"-s =. - -.,s - -. " ~. 's....s
49, q ~ - ,,,,..s,s r.,.,,., s'.
in Canada and an feress II n iss in SfG &c IN snS
Waterbury hle Company During The day nunbeS
o. other POI Sons arpSd " g against E't
sho~Dg sathes discfednaole TO tho MANI
and fair fame OF the meocal eenfem an yoe number
IN NJ T.sssy Inv s S. ov
aso he docsor Succeeded in wormiug himself Into al
sfeccns Of widow lady named Isater residing at No
Ia 1900 Sh - s.ssS~ s.r ~ ~ I.Sv. d,sns2
49,. "nsd :ano nj -hsch he T.;iaJ 20 .n.rry
WSss ths msSer nscre s9Trsvatn9 SIN Ets repr
dss-a ~ r,st,:s~I.a csSss ~ ree~sd a. NO. -
srvshtr~ - thS slsn~ ~ a ssan~ carsrnorv ~. TaT
-: ssnsssht "a s.sssS 49, 1870 H,s.r, ~
so,sSt ~ s.n rsdsss ~ ssns al cell sa;t "a AZ
- - ~ -. s..sSssi, S.. .uis, W sue
tho port Of her lover that he would nav back the
monty By nsialments and fesore 70 her the diamond
.Ik. ~ a. ;Ss ~ ~ ne Promne ~ hos
su ~, ~ ,css 81 Heart ana yrone,,u WnS..ad any
10 SSy was vcHunzg y y SAC 70 me tune q
nns ~ We. - w AZ To,. 49, S,; rG9e
dsr ss Is.lga p"aea sve % ~ S pcI pH
street. 49, and publishing house in Maiden lsne SAC
TIE pfopreors OF the Hdcnns House corner Of Mercer
srees ana Meyefey pace, Ieel an xious ABOUT board
o Oh solne Two weeks aianomg sno sunofy otner mat
ers concerning whcn the prisoner alone can make their
nos ssssea NO oouo, mere are many o.ners n tns
attend the police Court when the Gaze no for exam
nation Ellis was comnitted 70 the fomos TO await the
result OF the investigator.
CHARGE OF GRAND L.pcRsy-Jemes Smith was arrested
hr ro,,.o,.r uu =, a., rro,.,o,s ,-.,;,,. -. 49,. 80
oy pohceman HAIL. OF inc fwenen precinct on cnarge OF
sovs ~ sVU W.. Nv" ."' .VN'0 ~ :"
n 10 was ~ ,Sa Tue ,,o 0ysr SI
have been portion O. The stolen money. Justice Kelly
- -. v.~..~..~ ~. c.uu.,,.
DAaNe nobbhhf'- osssroay norning as mrs. Oorneim
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Naval IntcnICcncs.

eUnaed States store ship Relie, lying at me Brook
N Navy Yard has had her decks ripped up for the pu
pose d taking on board new machinery for toe United
States reamer Metacomet The Metacomet called from
Buea Ayres the 2si Of June for PArana, where shs
viii wait the arrival Of the Relief, her machinery not be-
ing considered substantial enough to make the voyag
hone.t Capt ssedtman will command the Metacomet on
her return voyage. d
By private aiycss nom the United States sloop OF war
ST. Mays informed that that vessel had sailed
from Panama for San Juan account OF the unhealthy
condition OF her crew. between twenty and thirty having
died. aud syge number were prostrated with sickness
The following correct list Of the officers Of the
United sses sear,er Fulton at Norfolk Va, on the 9Th
,pst:--cumsBrer, Gabriel g. williamson; Iieutenants
John sxsst, James Il. Rochelle Edward f. Potter; Pur
ser GAVIN Jackson Passed Assistant Surgeon Francis
NJ Cuise Acting Master. VIM. Evans; Acting Chief
Engineer Geo. ". Alexander Third Assistant Engineers
jones ". Dskraft, Geo H. Riley, Robert L. Harris Henry
wrgh' Captains Clerk, A. p. Huse; Purser's Clerk
VIM. Bennett. ag.v :
NAVAL oRDKRs LIE utenant Issac N. Brown has bern
ordered 70 the Navy Yard Al Boston. Lieut. A. W. wea
yer bss been ordered TO the Navy Yard q. Ptsdephs
Lieut. Earl En- gsh has been ordered the steam soop
Wyoming, In place Of Lieut.. Richmond Auok, detached
Leuiersnts Abner Resd r G Duvali and y r. Eggos,oo
have been ordered 10 the steamer wysndo,t.
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e-fsas - MARRIED..
Deph Rxio, NJ DAVID Riddle to Mics Mary 0'DonDeli.
CHAINARH--NHALASD.-In Coloma, July Z, b. Rev. I
", Williamson, Mr.. Robert Chalmers to Misc Della T.
IGnr--KInE--In Sonora, July A, by tee Rev. Mr..
Oadwcsl, M George Dwight 70 Miss Barbara 8. Klire.
GuCBRlsr-CRA10.-In San FrBncisco, July 7, by Rev.
Dr. Scott Mr. j. G. Gilchrist 10 Miss Martini Craig, both
q that city.
GIHs-MAyuEw AT Msyhew's Ranch June 2s Mr
john Gbbe 70 Mss Alice p. Mayhem.
NCBETH-GAspgER In icon Hollow, July 4, by Rev
H. c. Benson, Mr.. James Mc,eth to Miss Eliza GAranor
sCorT-PRyDs Al Mountain MILL Ell Dorado county
July 8, by Rev w. Freer Mr. John G. Scot; to Miss Alice
WHrE,-MuNRoE San Francisco July 8, by Rev. f.
O. Ever, Henry L. White of San Mateo 10 Louisa Munroe
Of SACRAMENTO.
WRlGHr--GRswOID-lnV Volcano, july 4, G, H. Wright
TO Huldah GyIswold
BARNES In Tuolur,ne county, suddenly, Juno 80, A.
Barnes, native Of Rhode island, aged % years.
London, aged 45 years.
OosrILo-In Placervi,le July g. Thomas Costello, aged
81, native Of Capads.
EoGARrY.-In Stockton, July 8, william Thomas, only
ohid Of William and Margaret Fogarty, aged II months
and days.
AoRG-At Dutch Flat, Placer county July 2, Henretta
Sophia Norris sged years months and % days. eldest
daughter Of Or. ]. d. and Joan Morris.
P0IE.-AL the Arcade Ranch, Sacramento county, July
g. John 3: Pole eyed 40 years formerly Of Tennessee
docno county, on or about the 20,h OF June, William
Randett for merry the proprietor o. the North Star House,
near Todds Valley.
RoIINsoN,-In San Francisco, July 0, william Frseborn
robinson, youngest child and only son Of J. r. and A
Rolineop, aged 8 months ard rs days
s1EvENs.-In San Andress, July s. Margaret dsugh.ei
Oh hooert and Jane Stevens, aged 10 months
sPNtHR-ln North San Juan, suddenly July g. Addison
r. Spencer, native Of New York, aged 80 years
oddsnIs 1.as.s Cwns Middle Fork American river
TnAyER in San Francisco July 0 william n voynSos
'""' u 0en) b. ana Lucy w. Thayer, sgei 20 months
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C0roner's Inquests.

DROWNING CAsxs,-Coroner Jackman held an inoues, a,
the First precinct station house upon the body of Uhrsta
Hes'enaun native of Germany, aged thirty years. who
~M crowned while bathing Off the Battery ON Friday
evening. Deceased supposed 10 have been seized with
csamp for the moment ne entered the water be
helpless and unable TO swim. Verdict Dsath nv
drowning" A w
The body Of an unknown man. about thirty five veara
az sge, apparently German found aoa ,nS in tho
of Governors islam yesterday Coroner NIX. aro
held inquest npon tho body, but no clue cond bo oh
tal1ed to the name or residence Of deceased
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ELoPFMrNr-Professor G. r. Pohlton of Fort
EDWARD teacher OF music recently discharged from
the Seminary ut that place Tor immortality and nconpe.
tepcy. A short time after "a removal by the managers
of that institution eoped with young lady OF the
village leaving his wife and children behind and pro.
place smh the young lady The brother Of the young
lady folio we'd up usses, and arriving at the hotel
found them Occupying one room. Tho Professor
ediaey srescd and lodged Jail, while the ysupg girl
was r.tni to her nome, ruined end dsgracsd Troy
Times August 4.
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The widening u whitehall cree. 10 being pashed
rapidly TO completion Those wbo have OCCASION 70 pass
through the street. ct the present time, either on foot, IN
sn omnibus, or in . private carriage saioed with
sofiocaiipg clouds Of dust and the DIN Of turnbiDg wsS
This state OF things 10 pleasant 10 remark, will pot COO
tnue long Most Of The buildings, those PORTIONS Of
them requiring 70 be TO- down. have been already do
moished. In some places front wallis osipg run
up with thai dsshpg and to 10 hoped not insecure,
rspidty, chnscerzag building enterprises In the city.
What now whitehall street, undor the original grant
OF the Dutch West India Company was known "Eaket
field street" extended 10 Broadway, which YVES then
called " The Highway" Although none Of tho presen
buildings boz dering the street belong 70 the frs
generation of structures, the irregular clrvi
linear courfe OF the street has been retained. III
old Dutch fort, long since crumbed 10 dust, and the
Unted States Capitol, which once fron'ed Bowling
Green where George Washington took his nrst Preeden
tal OATH has had TO spcsumb TO commercial growth The
present widening Of the street will give much Of
altered appearance any previous changes The street
s to be made OF uniform wdthseveuty feet The iregu
srity or the former width calls for widening some
places Of fifteen feet and in other sections Of only three
feet Such curious and irregular divisions OF buildings
never occurred in the widening of any other street the
city, An entire front building and part Of rear one have
had to be demolished in cases. but through most or
the street only portions Of the front buildings have had
10 be torn down, rom their wdth TO scng OIL
only three feet from the front. large double marble
building, used United States bonded warehouse has
had third Of it's front cut off, Opposition 70 having this
building nterfered with, than anything else, do
layed the widening Of the street 10 the present tune For
nna'ey, mos. Of the buildings dlspids.ed affairs,
being occupied mainly Is tensDen, houses Some Ct
tenants, teppts the scipg oT tbs front OF their bab
taons, sim remain AID those aba Fee, disposed take
peep tenant house life without being ohigsj Ike the
legislative Tenant Committee, chamber through dsa
halis and rcEe'y and tny stsrways. The
for widening the street is $4,000. This sno0ns ass
been assessed upon property Broadway and the
side streets ~ far ade street. on the na;urs sud
IosssSxais relief that tie property within the section
named I'll be enaapcse in valve through the wideong
The conveSerce 20 o1nreasee cac AND carriages will be
incacusee No Gay Improvement hss been needed moe
then this, and ito general appreciation when compIeted
will be propor.ionae to the n.sesey that bss 10 long
existed for II.
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Supreme COurt.-Speclal Chambers.
Before hon. Judge Ingraham.


AuGusr 5.-7hs New Pork and New Hlrsn Railroad
Cmpany Robert Schuyler and oAers-ortered that the
plaintiffs furnish the defendants, j. A. Underwood
Henry A. Under and Warren Rogers copies
OF ell surrendered certificates and powcys Of attorney and
enries in the certificate books of PLAINTIFF relating
any stock held by the sad oesenoants in the said Nee
the enserss m he stock leoeers OF the plaintiffs relating
TO the stock of The said defendanss or ay either Of
them, between July 1852, and july g. 1854 ana ALSO
by r. Schuyler or by R. Schuyler Co.. and Of stocks
tfsbeferi06 by them, and to whom transferred for the
& 4 shan Ss sve 70 The essosSns the
oAaip y is 70 Al stock held by them vhish at any time
The o. said Until such
ordered ihas the defendants may apply for
further discovery II, after compliance with this order,
SUCH urther discovery be deemed peceesary further
orceed tie said plaintiff do comply with this order
with IN thirty days, that the Plaintiffs permit examna
ten y tne DEFENDANTS Or tncr counsel Of such books ana
thereof
Janus G.. Po,oers ct al us John O. Lades-Tte repre-
sentaops sworn TO by both PLAINTIFF and the denial
by Ladere is not sufficient to overcome both a ,avs
fhe evidence shows that at the time they made they
not true, and there ia any doubt that point,
removed by the examination Of Ladere, supplement
tsry proceedings, in which he admits that when be
bought out his partner the concern was neolvent. /
was TO come extent least known 10 the defendant at
that time It 10 certain that he knew his own indebted
ness and his representations very much at varsnce
his individual liabilities. Inc defendant has not sho
thst would Justify me In setting aside the order OF
rest Motion denied; plaintiffs coets $l0 TO abide event
Two divorces, in which the ladies were the accused
parties granted In favor OF the deceived husbands
In tie matter Of the application IF Vi.lidm H. Scher
muhm- Referees report confirmed, and order directing
pay ment release of dover be placed frat on record
George W. Wright w. Nahonsel acknowledgement that
defendant DC oGInd os asment rendered
rese re Of mortgssed pfemiser granted
John D. Le@is and Others ps. William r. csei, -yrdg.
Aorn
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DRowEED.-Col. VIM. V. Hickey, of Missssippi.
who served in the Mexican with General o1man sn2
ornneu'shsd hnsef e. the battle OF Montersy recently
and WIS dryvpsd.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
IiiiLAuELlIliA.

1910 AEencvucnt Institution establish
ICriCC.~"od by special .ndow mcnt for the
relief Of the sick ami distressed afflicted ana Nru-
lc.t and r'dcmic dircascs.
The Directors Of TINS well known Institution in
her Annual Report upon the treatment OF Sexual
Diseases. Tor he year c',lins JaIuary Ist. l>js.
Cspr' the H. hest satisfaction with the success
when has attended the lnbors of the Con.u,int .
rurse"n, in the cure of Sperm aoIrh1a Sem nal
'ak rr>>. Impotence. GnTprrhU.. elect. syphilis.
The vice Of OnairiSm, or sct-ahusc &c. and ord
and eo!f,nraice Of tie same plan. for the ensuing
Year. Il' Consulting surgeon is authorised to
give MlEl'AL ADN ltE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter. with description IF her condi-
lion age. o'capa'iou, h bits VI life &c., and in
e S"S "t "\it,me poverty. 10 ~ NtSli hEbl.
CINE FACE uF CHARGE. Some Of tho new.
r. mcdcS and methods I'll tire mcIt d coI cred u r.
Ing the last year re If great value.
An a"miriic Report on Spermaorrh9H. or
ZEN nal Weakness. the vice of Uuansm NJ stur-
baton. or sc.i-nbuin and Oh her diseases IT the
sexual organs ly tur Con suI'.ng .ur,non. viii be
seat by mil (in sealed euycp}ej NEE OF
CHARGE. OF r,ce'it two s,alup$ for postage
9th ttSpjr's AVID Tracts. tie ..ature aul r.at-
ment OF sexual dis asos dot. &C.. are constantly
being publ SHED i'r s.aiuitUus distribution. AID
will be scat to the ali! ctcI
Address for Report or Treatment. Dr. GEORGE
X. CALHOUN, Consulting surgeon Howard A<o
citation. No south Ninth Street. rhilu !clphia.
Pa. Dy order OF the directors
EZRA b. iIEARTWELL
GEO. lAiRCEiLn. President.
Secretary. Jan 80, laJS-ly
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
E,scuiap.gs Ding s:ere.
Ea;E.atffS ..Tsls,xac:t,alaI!

-? THIS Great IiEir.rnt il low alIaost uni
~ vcrsIy used Il, The best application for III an
-, or horse f'r al 0utwarl affections sgch a.
fu.:l's Pains. l.tu:rc., n. h Jus. Ehcu-
ma,i$m N.Hf4's!1, a.. 1t gives instant ri, f.
ana ~, ke- Lar HuIc cares thnn any otter .inamr,t
sold. Ii il I.o found upon eZpe, fence to be 4
certain cure Tor ell ll.'i OF cracked hands. and
makes them white SIoo,h md .Otf 4. those " no
are annoyed viii. i"u.,h aud sore hl.l. il i. e..
le"iHity recommended. IL has .aiu"a he ar,.ost
c"'lre n.edirll f.csl wtsr. il j. kAown to its H.
v!r aud ID largry pg"s :rL,i in her practice.
HcApstt Enbioca!iun. the great l.iuaueut
EenaeWS Dinrhan .uiriure.
This mixture is too well known to neel comment.
II IL l"'I"Ght"iy II safe 1nl the Iost spec ~ cure
40" kL"sn for Cholera Morbus UurlhWl Chuiic.
"it al! IA Erctlon- Of he buSris; AMI sHu Ill
hay. place il. i've medicine ci..i oivvcry faulty,
Us II h'@ht be- required III time OF cincl ,enay 10
>a'" ne. ihS SeisbA Is now approaching to; bow
q "h"cIois, nAu IL is 10 be hoped th,t every fan
y VIII supply themselves with this mixture. ~
"ord TO tie wise Is -uHi;irrt."
Ie0aatES Mdian OIL.
l!is Sl'-nhl'! preparation for he hair has stood
nc i-s' "i competition. and rises superior in the
com" ~ OF i"M"dc-. n iEavi"ils Reg i-r i'ors al i
al US hrHl"a ua"n The people. Hi, iudiau oil
Itn!y deserving tic na,le il bears ~ a clean
"hu MIGRATING Tonic for ihc head ani l. ,ltyus
properties L!"n he u ir.-i' is much improved
h'''E ROW. by Iitermg process. cleaned OF all
~ lhftira, and is balm sufficient 10 b.4u;ity the
ar ith"Dt the steAsy AID gloomy Appearance
gwen by E.",t all hair prcr.nDIi"!s. ii is also
put Sn Iu IaTs"r b0't'"s which m.hes ii Il very de
s'tILa aud cu"ar itair Oil.
~ these lnviiciieS are for sale i,y all Drug
sla's.-Ai uIchahta and oiris mas; uirr from
JDSEri :. BENNETT
Apr %. lOi M"rkc, st, Whining n Del
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TsGz.EEEGE'S MANIPULATED
{, Z A n O

rEhiiS lNlhIALEp FERTHI2EE ccmnoSel
! OF oE".b"li by.' PARK WAN tttNp. opc bal,
the hNti Nj IIb..I uni Tic l.. It pi,JrpiIiilt'
HtAAn j. in corIt Tor nMc ii.te Use beng
r1eplr-i by new ami improved nac!lin, ry hy
WI oh he Nc the most l"if,.t con ina, on il
elected, reducing all 10 uniform tino powder
ana for application ty DIiLL or n.h,rwi.c II il.
he most perfect orier. And have no hesitation
III saying, thit for
Ill Crops Il IS EG,m''o onY Fertilizer crcy
of,rd 10 Me Famine FoHmnnHu.
The QUALITY Will N HrrT RFu,rL, rxiruHH
IN all G" 81 and WAi.EANIiD - cont .in s p,r
cent % AMMONIA a.i g. to - r.rccnt If i.nA /,
PHOSPHATE 0f LINE. Il j. pui W. in yupi
bags. weighing abput la lbs "a ,t p.r.harrrs
Will please Uotice. th.t the rame. +. ROBINSON.
Is Or ndrd on ra':. b g-u0nc gIhor is eci u;ne
Ny ioEg ,xporle in Che tIYJ- AID he general
S"t,i 'ction .lrtnfnre given by ali Uu,no.s sold
by hle VIII hope. he gua, ,lirc hat thn ar,irl ,
80" ohcrei viii b. ~ repre- en,ed | VIII also
keep cau,t nifty on Ia nd the les,
Peruvian, Mexican and other GyASoIs.
which | will s,ll as low any hons ia TIE city.
WI. Robinson,
Nos. ! L G lioLLivGsw un,n Srp,rT
Near Pratt since; hBgf
Jan. /. lSJ"-ln. EALrIwUrE
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G0nsati
TIKTON ACADEMY.

Principals. F. NJ. FAEHITZ. A. NJ.
Assistant MEs. A. NJ. FAEuTz and Miss
SSGAH &. Brown.
EcIcs Of fni'i'n per Term:
lst. CLA&S.-Spoline, Reading. Writing.
Evmrnt"ry Geography, arithmetic and
'tuulHar, SO 90
I"I. CLASS.-The above with Book Keep
.ng, Elementary Algebra, Me,surarion.
E'rmcE:lry Geometry, Nat. Philosophy.
History, Composition x Dcclamntina 81 80
Bra. GLASS; PLY Steal Geography, Chrm-
retry, Physiology. Nat. Theology, Astro-
no..y, Mental and Moral IhioSnpy, Logic,
Ghet"ric, Geology, Political ECONOMY.
&y:hoi"gy. History Of Literature, Evil
fences Of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
Aih. CLASS.--Snrvcymg, Higher Mathc
MatiCs and Greek, $3.50
Any Of the above named Branches. with
one Modern Language, French, German
OF italian, $50
WIKI Two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Me lodeon pr term $500
Music Vocal. :. 81 90
Pencil Drawing, SAGE
Co!"red Cr"yon or Painting in Water
C"Iors, $500
Each Of the two Winter Terms. to deiray
expenses fo fuel. sO.5J
No deduction for less than weeks loss
CT time. [July 81, l$5S-tf.
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CEhIIf, ard TlJnNlTlnE
CHTAHE..EizsEST
IN THE UNITED STATS


NFATiIoT 4 SONS GAY STREET WARE
IVA HOUSE where is kept always on hand CT
nude to order every style Of French TErE-A-TEEEs
in plush hair. cluh OF hiorl,alir.
french Full StuT anl Med !iion Pnrlor ARM
Cn'!ns and se:s with plush, hair, c'oth or bro
catciln.
French Full Carved PARLoR CuAIRs aAd Sc :
vi h plush hair, cloth or byocttrllc.
Softs; Har Fra.ch Mahogany; Walaut PAa-
i.OR CHAIRS, in han cloth or p!uSh
RoyEING CnAIIs-vaIiou5 de ixns, in hair.
clo,h ,i'd plush.
SltFr tIkI.G LorSGrs-a large assortment al
ways on hand. or any pattern mad. or eore.el
win my goods 10 orirr.
CHa.mn srrs-in NJ hosnny or Walnut com,
pc from 10 up.
CA>E 'n,IEs unI RoCKING CHAIr"--ihc Ing. ;.
tssnr'h!ert ready mace in aIy "hc LoUsY in u!e
tnieI Sisst-'i"y si2 n Tel up.
EaH E,-,s ttf.,E and IIHi>C tH.iRS, in Oak.
WALrtr VIZ NaIO"A,l. with csuc wngi % stu II II
seai'-oi a.-Vr'msil' embracing over 10 irX.H.
uGD SAT tNAIis aLu eLIIELS ;iiG i.uukING
CHaIEs-oycr 100 dDzra
luo"l>" GLA-sEs Of every variety, and Hrrs
'AiR and HESS 81 4TfEA,sEs. very large assert
nient constantly o., had. anl f.I slIe BY
AUG. MiIHiOT 4 son,
% q Nmh Gay street, (uear Fayetc
Sopt %, IoJS-ly BALriavRE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05
WINK Es;,s'Ea:Es s 90,
&cntleMcli's Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Scam SHIT Manurac,ory,
4 I THE oLp STAND, No. 70b CHHsrSrr SrmEEr.
a PHILADELPHIA, loIIosi,c the Washington
huusc)
MANCHESTER VIII give as heretofore his per
Sunai Sufen iston Of The tufung and Mnutlct.r.
ug Departments. orders for h is celebrated sty!e
II rh'rtS "ad tu'arS file iii the shortest notice
iei,"!s desiring 'o"rter shirts can h. supplied
With the formula for incASuicm mt or aupiiutt,ou
by mail.
constantly on hand. varied AMI select stock of
"ch'icmrn's furnishing foods
= W hoiesa'e orLrfs supplied on liberal terms
Sunt. /. ,.o-lY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05

TITIZENS OF ELKTON. and strangers visiting
~ Flk,on, Pause and Read. and learn That
SUGARS are getting CHEAPER. Having pur-
chased new lot Of Groceries the present week, |
enabled to sell Sugar at from to cents per
lb. less than the recent prevailing rates. | am
selling good Brown sugar at cts; it is fully as
good Us was selling at 8 cts by the hcgstcad three
weeks since. Refined White sugars and II cts.
Crushed sugar ID cts per h., or lbs for 81 Co.,
Mulasses "a cts per gallon. These arc STRICTLY
CASH DOWN prices and persons wishing to buy on
credit vii! DO charged higher rates.
Oct2 RI. MAY.