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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

FIRE alarms continue TO be of almost night.
" occurrence in Sacramento On Saturday
night some scoundrels set fire to the boarding
saloon of G. B. Gilchrist, but the flames were
subdued before much damage was done.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

DIED.--Pania, who was recently shot, in
Calaveras county, by Cataldo, has died from
the effects of his wound. Cataldo has been
discharged, it appearing that he acted in
self defence.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

Mr.. HARDEsry, who was seriously injured
last winter by the falling of a tree, at
Hay Fork, died last week in the hospital at
Weaverville
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

Ok SATURDAY, an inquest was held below
Sacramento, on the body of a man who was
found drowned. From papers found on the
body of deceased, his name is supposed to
have been Valentine Seeger
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

CoAL.-John Alexander, geologist has
been experimenting on piece of vien of
coal on the eastern border of Sacramento
county. 1t exists in abundance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

CHARLES SUMNER has been fined thirty dol
lars in Petaluma for refusing first to pay his
poll tax and then to give his name when re
quired to do so.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

A FIRE occurred in Galen, Illinois, on the
ID inst, destroying forty thousand dollars
worth of property. 1t originated in the Da-
cotah House
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28
GOLDEN GATE EXCHANGE,
No. 90 D street. MnrYszille.

TENllE UNDERSIGNED, would respectfully an
"a nounce to the people of Marysville that lie has
opened new SALOON at No. 90 D street, and
stocked II with the finest lot of WINES and LIQUORS
ever brought to this market lie has on hand n fine
assortment of BRANDlES-old IIENNESSY OTARD
and UNITED proprietors English Scotch and Cali
fornia stock ALE and PORTER. Fine OLD BOUR-
BON WHISKY Extra fine SHERRY Zinc HAVANA
CIGARS, &C., &c.
je22-my T.. KEYES.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

AT St. Louis, Sierra county, the property
known as the Independent Water Co.'S Ditch,
has been sold to the owners of the Lear's
Union Water Ditch for $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

JouN WALTON was recently arrested near
Middetown, Shasta county, on suspicion Of
being thief lie is said to have broken out
of the WeUverville Jail about year ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

DuRING the past seek, at Mokelumne Hill,
the thermometer ranged from 100 to ll2 de-
grees in the shade.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

The Fourth of July will be celebrated at
Canon City, Trinity county. An address
will be delivered by J. P. Wright
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

THE FOURTH OF July will be celebrated at
Dogtown, Butte county. The Grafton will
he delivered by L. c. Granger of Oroville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

JUDGE j. B. LAING will not be candidate
for the nomination for State Senator from the
Thirteenth Senatorial District
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

IRJURED.-On Wednesday. two miners
named George Wilson and Robert Briggs,
were seriously injured by the falling of a
bank near West Point, Calaveras county
Wilson had both legs broken, and Briggs
had his arm broken and head badly bruised
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

SEVERAL boxes of speckled trout from Gold
Lake, recently passed through North San
Juan per Langton's Express, on the way to
the valley below.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

Nor GUnTY.-Oldham has been tried in
Petaluma for killing Tom Banning, and found
not guilty.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

GRAssHoPERs have made their appearance
in Contra Costa county, but not in great
numbers as yet.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

RAcE-On June 3D. a race will come off
at Fort Jones Race Course, Siskiyou county,
between Jacb Morgan and Rough and Ready,
for 81 900 side-distance 500 yards.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

On Wednesday last, teamster named
James julien received severe suns troke at
Mokelumne HILL
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

IT is in contemplation to have a bear fight
at Weaverville on the Fourth of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

THE people of North San Juan have resol-
we'd that the celebration of the Fourth Of July
at that place, shall consist of an Grafton, Ode,
and other appropriate services, to conclude
with a grand free Barbecue.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

A MAN named Rastus Heuge, who was ac
p, cidentally shot near Brockliss, it is thought
will hardly recover.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

@uAhIA'-Mr, Parlier has struck a quartz
lode at the head of Calkin's ravine near Ne
yada, which pays $40 to the ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

The Yreka Union says that quite a lively
little village is springing up in the immediate
locality of Thornburys Hotel, in Scott valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

JERRY Lynch has paid fine of 500, at
North 0an Juan, for knocking the wife of one
OF his neighbors down with bottle.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28
BIRTHS.

n son.
In Petaluma, 10th inst, the wife OF N. Lehman OF
n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

SIX deaths occurred in Sacramento last
week. Two of these were from drowning.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

AN abundance of apples, peaches and cher
ries, will be grown this season in Sonomo
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

A BOY named James Cecil, was killed re-
Gently in Sonoma county, by fall from his
horse.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

The FOURTH will be celebrated at Buckeye
Grove, Nevada county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

A DAsuAwAY association has been organi-
zed at Petauma
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

The Contra Costa County Agricultural So
ciety have decided to hold their Fair at Mar
tinez.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

A Dashaway association has been formed
at Benecia.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

THE grain crop in SiskiyOu county, will be
small
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

A hummer" calling himself Horace Gree
ley, is gaining notoriety in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28
Misrellaneous.
Notice.
MAR VILE w ATEEk
COMPANY.

TIhIE lXARYSVILLE WATER COM
Il PANY beg 10 notify the citizens OF Marysville
that they are now ready to supply limited quantity
OF water along the line Of their Street Mains, under
regulations and at rates as follows
Price for tap and service pipe to curb Of sidewalk,
= ihcn ''''..' .''..,..,..-..- -..-..---.....&l 60
y lnch h.........,. -..........-... ..... - 90
= men ,...... ...,......- ......... 20 90
For tap End pipe larger than inch, at special rate,
MS per contract.
The following rents, per mouth, for use OF water
v..,, PR MONTH.
FSmlles-Each family Of not more than
Over eight and not more than twelve. 4 G0|
U%Ner % WE'VE and not more than twenty 90
HV'es ana Boarding lIouscs-For each
ooarGer' and lodger including servants
/ H"Hslch' Doaruers aud iamikcs keeping
| ule mouse ;.'''.................... %
| Day boarders. .......... o.
Lodging houses, per bed -
Hotel Bars. Saloons, from. ....... aoto IN ae
soros NJ t suos ~ mo'Ss it.s...;.... 90
ment occupied as a warehouse, ofhce
shop, or for any purpose not included in
any other classification, and not requi.
ring ring more than ordinary supply Of wafer,
from ....... .......... ............. - to 10 90
| Bakeries--For average daily use Of Flour
per Dbl, per month Observation-Disclosures. 80
For irrigaton--For all Lots ofless than 100
! square yards. Observation-Disclosures. 9 90
More than $50 and not over 200 .. a 90
For all lots more than 200, at seven and
half mills per square yard.
ror restaurants, ConiecuOneries, Eating
Houses, Markets, Groceries, according
to quantity Of water used, from .... 50 to 10 90
Building purposes-FOr each 1000 brick
lald.... ..-.... ....... 10 cts.
For each 1000 brick wet through
hose or otherwise. se................15 cts
For plast ring, each 100 yards. Isl
Hose-For the right to attach hose not ex-
ceeding % Of an inch orlhce, for washing
windows carriages. and other purposes,
except sprlnkling streets in addition to
charge for other uses, not less than. 90
Fountains-To be used not more than six
hours each day, Of 1-1G inch Jet. ........ 90
y inch jet........ 90
L inch jet........ 10 90
= inch Jet ........ 35 90
siabes-For Livery Stables, including wa
ter for washing, each horse ............ 66
For Omnibus and Stage Stables, each
horse. ........ .................... &C
For Draymen and Team Stables, each
animal. mal...................... ...... 80
For all other purposes not mentioned herein the
Company are prepared to furnish Water at the lowest
possible rates. Application made at Office OF the
Company, corner of Fourth street and Maiden Lane,
Will meet with prompt attention.
Marysvllle, June lst, 1852 ie3-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

MAYHEM. Last week, at North San Juan,
miner named Harper had his chin bitten
of by a person named Carter He in turn,
pays the Hydraulic Press, received an awful
beating at the hands of Harper's friends. He
is said to be the same who killed man at
Nevada with one blow Of his fist.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

The grasshoppers are doing great damage
to the farmers in the western part of Placer
county
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

DEPARTING done at the lowest rates and
hA all work warranted. GUNS, RIFLES and PIs-
tolls for sale. Also, Powder and shot have a
Shop for Filing Saws and Grinding Kazors ana % %Ses-
sors have also new Machinery for cutting Gain
Twist and re-boring Shot Gun Barrels rno,or
je7 r. GEokGE'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28
ICE! ECE!ICE!I ICE! ICE!
WATER.
FOR SALE,

AT THIS OFFIOE-An excellent SUPER.
IN ROYAL PRINTING PRESS, Washington pa
tent, together with TYPE and matel ials sufficient
to fit out a complete newspaper Office. mh29
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-28

~
For all other purposes not mentioned herein, the
Company are prepared to furnish Water at the lowest
possible rates. Application made Mt Office OF the
Company, corner Of Fourth street and Maiden Lane,
will meet with prompt attention
Marysville, June ist 1859 ie9-1m
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A CARD.

Ma Eproa In your tsIsr Of the 10th inst
| notice the call N CitInns on me Ia bccum
. candidate IL represent Harrison county IN TIN.
r. ,rc~r,taiivc branch of the next legislature
arI while ! feel battered bv the call ,Atu,icd 10.
q. we'll a. by the personal solicitation OF a mum
br of my State Rlgat. Southern Rights Demo
cratic ir,cnls a. become n candlg,,, ! must
ackoowlelye my dfihnce in 81 announcing my.
Slf in the face OF so many aspIriiD's 10 that
honor. However j my friend. think proper To
elect me ~ their representative. they must cN-
pet 10 b. represented by State Flights SOUTH
ern Rights Democrat Of the s'raish''@' s'r, by
one who wi resist, by all the m ans nj my COM
m,nl. any aggression. either 10y the Federal
'vcrnn mt or any other power hy one who
will mike no compromise tor the sake Of the
Cn'on prsoat ar party ACKNOWLEDGMENT h.
cai,c while | love the Union. | love il only for
the purposes for which 1t wus form Il AMI
while love Dom Jersey that love ii only promp-
tel BY principle. | vii, therefore, Mt barter
NV rights to preserve the onc or na'ion,lis the
other n my frirnls i sire these principle
1,'io 'sy ntiu'ainri in every emergency, and
elect me will chccrfully serve them.
j VI CURTIS.
juno | 1th 1859
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.rrss Is rns Glsr paNst,tN~ Mn. F. now
al tied y the nrlttl ~ ,fcs>ia1 e. slp u
prih ipN " h~itlg s'tcG'e. II i.N .ry bod ry
tts y go ~ tuy. tlt vheurs"r mythinf Nrt l
ia the phy.eh .y,tru the dtrtl f,r-e- OF The ,dy
brought - beW g. * EEL the e',.r. The Rfc
ain therefor Is {, sire gtlcp TIE rttIrd ulsct
tn, has 'iseI kapt ~ y-s ~ the kin u ofnp+uul
rat :, giyr fresh vt,l,t - al the rt7tp' the sV
TIE cie' u tn. neil Inc nr'n the = ,f ,rh tho ro'
AMI the kbiry4, are pr tfppt tnd da'I.ive. 10 ut
tc IT WI q W enough qVt irig Gpe. 1Vl trY thc
RI Ns, son frrl, az Il he nd t.kcu new IL e u
lie tHl ~ he rFIt1 frs tir ice o tn tfi p" p" t.
oy-ri hvei t. mi the .t.runs uf hrdtl ,ll... 90
h1t;h hi. frtnc. 1T al fr,n ~h ,.e che H.
bl IN hi. eptrt"i give To- ! II l.;,tt'r t'lerri,,d
btters tftsl. ~tld ~
a. SNvng'iS 3 srtVS uI,-,iu rey,s
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WAR N MExlCO
Peace Despairrl Il b Eurspe.
COTTON ADVANCING.


I'VE se r~ceiviag soothss lAegs Utesk 4
w Spring aud Sumner Cooh sed viii I'M
t.'skr oas sincere thanks to . gs4rson pshlSe,
and particularly to car I'D friees6 ed eSslsA~S
Who have s,~si by us 10 thxe nany yxuu."
We will further adj that we have slsutns1
>pr feoity and Generally. and hav~ rspsatsd ~
odd tale ~ ci'en. that Il hss become stale, 81
now h~i that !, has ceased ns<ryst. But 10 er0sr
10 OIL space in the f~tsr and give The primer
chance, will remark, that Ne have bsen with you
Tor nearly hNtrn years. and now 06es car -
cotSiuc, ~ an indication " cur future ct~rse h
business. We think our interest and yoass .
mutual one. II you still think W worthy u 49,
hdencc We shall t~ nsst happy 10 sssve yos.
giving you oil the advantage d oar paei n.
Is.rrnce in buying and ceiling sooa GoSda ~
Cheap Goo.is n. such prices ~ both yos - ~
can live REALLY believing thst our pssseus
stock (~he1 ecmpete.) will iar surpaa ssy thss
W. have ever brought out. both in quantity, 60
ll'y and chcapn~s and would most rspselhlly
call your attention TO our ssock Of
Laajes Dseas Gees.
consisting OF the latest Styles of every desWsp
ton Of Ladies' Drrs Goais, that Ne ensh ~
~ New York and Philadelphia. for pting aaA
summer wear. from the crown Of she head 4 rs
sole Of the loot,
Also. for you rcn,lcmcn. from regular ~
story mole skin, soft cotton os otter down 10 ths
very lps, PhiiaaelphA made calfskiu loo, -
done up in the most approved style.
W. are prepared 10 Accommodate an.-higA
and low, rich and poos, old aud young, gals and
bhoys las, aud SLOW. white ard black. with
every article usually found 10 retail Storrs ~
side OF large cities.
We have dry goods SILK goods, enbrck,rvsi
~pJl k.t -
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WILLIAM SllDEL OS L CO.

MOULD Jay 10 the Planters generally that
W they ART now manufacturing tott.n Gins
% an Improved pattern, wL.~a ~ lighinM u
lrit, sipssj %! ginning. and excellence II sample
! uc unsurpassed By any GINS made, either
Worth or south The Journals u tle cylinder.
! run IN water boxes lined with IBabbiii'. metal
hereby doing away with friction almost entir,.
y. The brush shan is pal she'd up TO had Of
brush. 40 as to prevtn, cotton winding around
frequently causing the Gin 10 take Sire.
We also manufacture Corn Mills fof any -iz..
ami quality which have repeatedly tsen pro-
no n,a-l 10 be the beat liorss Mills IN u,e.-
They are all gsared 10 b. run withou, crossing
the band. and are bol,ed down 50 there can IL.
No givin, way. ~ i som time. the case With
tho~a that are only wcdge-G,s'cned.
Our Factory i. located at Mindcu. Claiborne
Parish, La. where We have ample facilities for
making from two 10 three hundred stand. pr
rinum, and as many mill, Should planters de
are 10 try our Gin. Tor jh.y are All warranted
they can address us a, the above MENTIONED
pace, where their orders viii always receive
strict attention
We are southern men aud 10 ia for home
manufactures
We wouli r'fr 'hc-. nnacqnanicd with our
Gins. to the gentlemen nan'd below
VI Taylor. t.unclc Joe, Marshall, Texas.
Judge Joseph Mason.
- II Jane.
Rev W. y. lIin.
Ry. Henry Ware.
hmeoI Iaaghy Glade SPRING.
Mi W. A Tutle,
col. John VI Jones Jefferson, Cas- Co, TcSa.
W II Freeman Esq,
: +. Mosrley E.q.
Hon j u. Henderson. Gao Cn Trsn.
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WANTED TO HIRE.

4 NEGRO WOMAN who can cook wasb
"A Ah ir"n' Apply to
X KNIGHT.
Or to calvin Locke. a, the SASH Factory
My 20, l4s9-2,
4 FINE lot Of ia'lic~ Emhropl,r,.l an Mar.
n Sille, Skirts, Just res-ivr t. and ioi sale by
j y. COLEMAN A 60.
Marshall. April ~ issy
4 BEAUTIFUL 10, NJ Ronne, Trimmings.
3 ~ @ch ~ u hh M. Tabs. aud Fr,.nch and
. A.usfie.sn Art,h isl flovrr. FIR s,lc a,
J. \. COLEMAN s cos
April g. $50
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PLA'\T.\T on GOODS,
Notice Of Final Settlement,

SrNs oF Irx,s, County Of Harrison.
~ VICE I. hereby given that VIM Daycn.
" port Administrator Of The estate Of Thoma,
MHrpiy has hlel in my oHcc hi. accounts and
y,tch e.. e. liul -tticnnl with said estate.
which arcornt. anl vouchers will BE- opened for
eNrnin ,tinn roHsi lrr,iion. aul allowance u, the
ext r,gn ar tsrm al the County Court Of sud
county p'rtaining 10 the estates Of deceased per.
snns. ia 'lc idwn 81 Marshall. an the last Mon
div in JONI lSi9 whrn AMI where all persons
interested my appear md contest them il they
see proper T.. {. BEAXLfi. Clerk.
June a. 1889, Sat-
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SANDERS Il SEARS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist

AH~ll ALL, TEXAS,
w pCl.D respectfully aupuncc to the ci'i
w zq. of Marshall Harrison county AND
EASTERN TrNa~ that ihev 70 addition to tagf
nunsr ur.r stock Of Meiiciue. etc. have rur-
chased the entire stock NJ : Johnson 4 Go.
consisting ot n'~ and well selected ,'nob
Drag. M~licme. Chemicals. Class Or. and
PA,ni, ~ every dscr pr nn, u. well as >atra-
cry AMI every nth'r article apr1iainug tu ~
we'll conducted anil well balanced Drug hn-iurs-
Silich they base removed 10 their ula stand 'u
tie west -lds Of the ~gnan'. where thY vii co.,
constantly receiving during thu winter aul
spring fresh arrivals iar their Nhn'es,'c Us 0yN
o. tue iurnnorIbe details OF ii retail a1l pre-
s.npiion business. 4, mudiui ~ fa-i favor, w.
return thank. 20 our IA customers hoping AMI
expecting io st and furnish thorn ALI iu lue viva.
with everything % oar iinc tAAt ,aeT necessities
luaua
Y u II mn-i lac rcm'uhr-,l AMI understood
iha, pmt. ul- anal g. ,s~ an. leuccorgari
.irioi'v cash article. 'or Sc have to nav rash 10.
them therefor. If ~ supply 'lc market ~ out
ur9s ~ aN pr'if. we NINA. htvr cash Ib'sy
al our customers who have borsli' The ah1sr ar
tic'es Of on short space, must come forward
and pay mp
IHuut-V TN 81
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LAW CANID.

ACtIiTREE / DAVIS, Atorncw a
" Lar N,rshall Tesas viii practice N III
p,.,r,c, & ,r,s Of irri-on, fsnoa, cass. Wopl
Cpshur .i.k and -m tn Counties. and IN lh,
Snprrme and F,-i ri Courts at fycr.
Nav 20 lsi9.u
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

VI AR>uALL GROVE ACADEMY.
HAVING rasrnn' homo sfer an absence of
IL . few months. | am happy 10 grc' nv
ir,sllis and take this method Of informing them
and the public IN general, thei no~ feel Hy-
elf permanently ,s'ii,a 10 Marshall, A. teach
~, ard viii be happy 90 serve them again IN
this capacity II. Marshail Grove ACADEMY
sill be- r,-op,ird iof the reception Of boy. and
yogng men Oh the ff., Monday in March !
hope hy diligence atsi Perseverance IL my schol-
,.tic duties 10 merit and receive liberal shar,
u patronage.
RATES or TUITION rEs SESSION o. vrvI MOTHS
FiEsT Cas- Spelling, Reading. Wr.
ting first lesson. in Arithmetic Pm
mary Typography. ac-............. SIS, 90
SECOND Class. Typography tnyllsh
Grammar, Logic Rhetoric. <a,urs!
Philosophy 'hcmis'ry. Arithmetic.
rmKp titus Aneieu, Languages,
and Higher Mathematics ..... $500
Ne Incidental Expense
Charges made from time Of cnterance 10 the
close " the SESSION a, which tim. bill. viii b..
due Deduction will be made for proirac,.-i
sickness Rnarl can he procured at III. Acad.
rmy for twelve dollars per month with washing
~ ten without washing
7 J. PATlLLo Principal,
Feb ii $50 No 20 n
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llI l. !

In Mushil ~ Frdy lat the N inttut Col
WILLIAM Y WtLi, fir .-ycrtl v-r. rrsid ut 81 TAI.
place. but laiterly a ro.jeat of T.. rp-i,na.
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won respectfully inform their friends and the
pahic that they are prepared To- carry on the
Carriage Waking aud Repairing Business IN it,
yartna- Il Is.rimrut-. Having many Year. eA-
rrritncc. they iniier themselves that TOR mat-
urs. OF style aud durability " sork, they .i b,
unsurpassed by any establishment in the South
They have just reeiv,i and viii Away, keep
nm hand large supply of new material .uitablc
for all styles Of burgles and carriages. Coach
glasses, extra .7r. on band
Il pairing d,uc AZ short notice
I''rms CASH and puoes rs low AZ can be-
Afforded hy any good mechanic Al work war
r.nted Call and examine orr work aud prices
l. GolDlN
II A MANN.
April : 1859 - lu3nIvl
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4 Classical, Mathematical, sci~n.
unc, and Military College Ter
Young men and DD0y%
CAPT DAss. Vnl Plxs,pYrr

CAPT - BAss, ' \. l. PHxsipx1r.
and Professor Of Mathematics, tb. Solid Sci.
enc'-, and Instructor of Military Jse,ics
RUFUS MANN. A. r. Professor Of tn,
Anrien, Languages. History, and English Lit
-raturc.
Professor OF SyAns
French, Italian. and German Languages, and
adjunct Professor Of Grok and Latin.
". d. GILLESPIE. Teacher Of primary
department, and Instructor in Penmanship,
'Il'f Spring session will open on Monday
wr.k in July The bl..iN in the department of
Modern Languages will te filed by the name Of
M abl. and experienced teacher.
Ternss Of tuition pr Sesstea. pay.
he me hoif in odrQno,
Orhography. Reading Writing Go
ography. Primary Grammar and Ari'h-
inciic (rtsiuccd one third from former
rates Observation-Disclosures $1,000
Gramms; Ind Arithmetic continued
Composition. Exclamation, Natural
Philosophy Chemistry and History 5000
Algebra. Geometry. Trigonomc,ry,
Surveying Descriptive aud Analytical
Geometry Shades. Shadow. and Per.
speotiye Integral and bihrenilal Calcu-
lus Astronomy, Mental Philosophy.
Rhetoric. Ancient aud Modern LsnguA-
g'- ..,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Fuel At College per ~ssiop ......... 90
Students will ee charged from the time of
entrance to close Of SESSION. unlcss in case Of
prniracfed sickness
Board may tie had in the family Of the former
President, or respectable private families, Al
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Select Boarding and Ia, School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS School. heretofore limited IN nnmsss
] !. pcs open Tor the reception OF few NOR
pupils, ilasiag procure, the srvie.. Of Miss
4 K s,rschsn, il Is believed tina, Young ladies
can here aouuir, all the branches Of thorough
and ornamental education.
The ra,,s Of ,ui,.ou fof the Assslon Of five
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In Yen Want {" Duy Corn.

1--WE HUNDRED BUSHELS. lor sale. Mt
i eisl'y cents per bnsh.'l 81, the plantation #
b. sah~rb'r |. nles east of Mrshall
OLIVER THOMPSON.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Marshall CsIegiate Institute.

'I>tilS Institution. situated on the street South
of the Courthouse. will Be opcued IN tbs
i, Monday in February next.
WILLIAM LOWRY. A. n, Professor Of
.fnesnt language
). CAkOLAN, A. NJ, Professor Of Nati-
smafios, &c.
RATES oI TUITION PIk SESSION or 5 MONTHS
Junior Clsss co.. ............ $50 10
Middle do ..... ............ rs 90
senior do ~ ......... ~ 90
Incidental sxpnss, .......... l 90
Pupils will I've charged from the time Of en-
trance until the clo-~ Of the session, ~xcrp, in
casss Of pro,rsctel sickness.
P.J. CAKOLAN.
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