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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-13

II L.Q. DEBRULER, EsQ.-This gentleman,
says the Vincennes Times, as a lawyer, has
won an enviable position at almost every
Court in Southern Indiana. He is very
sprightly, and at all times has fund OF
humor that never forsakes him in any
emergency. Sometimes, however, his broth
er lawyers turn the tables on him very
cleverly; and never was the thing so clev-
erly done as the late Judge Lockhart did at
sitting of the Spencer Circuit Court many
years ago The Sheriff was directed to call
l.. Q. DeBruler, and wanting to call him
by his given name in full, asked Judge l..
"what the l. stood for in DeBruler
name?" "Why," blandly replied Lockhart
ait is for Loquacious." Out went the
Sheriff to the door, and bawled as loud as
he could" Loquacious Q. DeBruler-Lo.
quacious Q. DeBruler-come into Court!'
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"HR LETTLE N n " STILL

Yon often hear Ladies remark that they can al
wsys be suited at :. EMBICH a co.'s Well,
the is that they keep everything in the Dry
Goods line, and As they are disposng of their stock
at reduced prices in order 10 make room for aA
early fall putchsse the attraction is unusually
large. H. ....... f.. .s..-r.-
Their stock of shoes is excellent, and in prices
cannot be exceed. aug4
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AJVE Y.E.iR MS JUST EXPIRED

IlyNE Y.E.aR MS JUST EXPIRED
" since the formation of our partnership. Our
trade has increased beyond our expectation. We
desire to return sincere thanks to our numer-
Gus patrons-and il well assorted stock of goods,
low prices, and strict attention to business, will
merit continuance Of your fayOrs, we think we
chasing at low prices were never good as Mt
present.
NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE
at merchandising has enabled us to become ac-
quainted with OF the best houses in the lead
ing markets of the Union, and we are almost daily
receiving supplies from some OF them.
We may not elbow" much other houses.
whose receipts largely Increased By prstiIy But
the public may depend that in prices. qualities and
quantities, We ''wont be beat" We ask trial.
sep5 vICKERY BROS, 50 Main street.
LJOR TMk Fill TRADE. JUST
IL received per steamer Hastings, fine assert
ment of Goods from the East, suitable to the wants
Of the Families Of Evansville, consisting in part Of
500 lbs sugar cured, fine favored Hams, 80
1000 ms Ribbed Sides Bacon, --.
400 he Shoulders-prme,
3 tierccs Extra No. Lard
20 boxes p. G.'s best and German Soaps,
20 boxes Star and Opal Candles, in Is & q bxs.
20 boxes Fancy Soaps,
barrels extra No. Lard Oil,
barrels Golden Syrup. This article is much
8 bags Almonds, Fiberts, Pecans, and Brazil
Nuts, -
, casks Bor 'eaux Prunes-a fine lot.
2 boxes genuine italian and Yermicelli and
MaccarOni,
bbls Coverings Crushed Sugar,
bbls do Pulverized Sugar These
Sugars are acknowledged by all i'm the trade
TO be the best in the United States.
Mackerel-catch of 1S59-in bhls aud u bbls,
No. ], No. 2, and No. 3.
White Fish In half barrels,
20 bags Rio Coffee, H
fine article of selected Black Tea-esIual, IL
not SUPERIOR to any in the city-&c., &c.
N. B.-rhe whole Of the above Goods having
been bought for Cash, we are enabled to offer our
old and customers any articles they may
quire at such prices will quite surprise them.
Call and examine for yourselves, at
ERSkINE, CURNICK co.'s,
sep1 AZ Main street.
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AMERICAN
Wholesale Clothing House.
I"E.N YE,ARS 100. THE WHOLE

II Clothing trade of the West was compare lively
of small amount, and was confined almost cxclu-
sively to retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone. Now this line of Goods has become
almost indispensable part of the stock of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade,
however, this has not been produced except for
the best Of reasons. Among these the great
saving of material by cutting u large quantity of
garments togetner-the superior work and speed OF
sewing machines ia inanufacturing-the great saw
ing of time in waiting for your "turn' at the Tai
lor's-the uncertainty Of even heR getting salts
factory SIT" and above all the saving OF at least
oHe-hGrt the cost of the garment in the price. For
a number of years this has only been part If our
general Dry Goods business, but have made
arrangements TO devote whole house excu-
sively to il alone with such lines Of Notions aud
Furnishing Goods will be necessary and desirable
in that trade. Bell. wing that the true interest of
the trade will be to sustdin in this enterprise,
would respectfully announce that We now have
ON hand Of the largest and most desirable
stocks of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was
ever offered to the trade Of the West. a.. " lr
We respectfully solicit call from all our old
friends and the trade generally. We charge moth
ing for sheiring goods and much if you bag
them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt-time
buyers low:as any house in the trade. A liberal
discount also made on all cash sales.
VIM. 4. FRENCH 4 CO.,
sep3 No. 20 Main street.
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DordLAs liz 'CnclsxAr.ENr.. 1Doaglas

I DorctAs IL CncIyYArI.-Mr.. Douglas
addressed an immense crowd in the open
air, at Cincinnati, on Friday evening. His
speech was principally a repetition of the
doctrines in his essay in lIarpers Month
ly." 1t is said the speech will have no ten
dency 10 harmonize the factions in the DEM
Ocratic party Of Ohio, and, will probably
not improve his chances for a nomination at
Charleston, which many begin to think that
he does not seriously desire or expect. They
think he is preparing To run as an independ-
y. = 80. -. - ~ i. i
ent candidate, or has made up his mind to
waittor the chances;of 1864. -' 'l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN O'BRIEN & CO.,
t.I SUCCESSORS TO 80 Pm .s. s
T. j. WHITE g. CO., s..
PRACTICAL
Gas and Steam
Pipe Filters,
No IL I.Ocust Street,

f~ .a.*f li EVANSVILLE, IND.
KH.s I'I.N'G JUST RRCExI.RD n
III large stock, We are prepared to mt NJ Stores,
Dwellings, Churches, and Factories, with GAS or
STEAM PIPE, and possessing facilities surpassed
by no other establishments in the city, together
with long experience in the business, we car
promise TO execute all work entrusted to our care,
in n manner to give satisfaction. ..' 100
We have hand a choice and complete variety
of Chandeliers, Brackets, Portable Lights, PEN
dants, Globes, Paper Shades, &c, which we can
sell very low. .-... ,
Wrought Iron Pipe, from II to inches, con-
stantly ON hand aud for sale at Pitsburyh Card
Rates. Brass Cocks of all sizes, at Cincinnati
prices. ..r.lr- .I .1t..t. sepl3-3m
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Bt2s-, The cop,rtnetship of the American
Express Company expires in January next
The members OF the company meet in No
yember at New York to determine whether
the association shall be continued.
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NOOH' rs THE TIME TO fGH-
ov CHASE.-Having received a new lot Of
choice and fancy Groceries, now prepared 20
present to the public stock rs nearly complete ia
articles of our line as can be found anywhere, and
facilities for purchasing and connections ena-
BILE TO offer our goods at prices as low, If not
lower than can De had anywhere else in this mar
ket. Our motto is s'vaue against Value" aud
how far we.haye adhered to this, may be seen 10y
the patronage bestowed upon US hitherto, and II
is the interest of the public to patronize estab
lishment where they get the best and the most for
their money invested. All we ask is to examine
our stock and prices every information about the
same will be ch erfully given. g.
sepl2 ". III. COOK SON.
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Mons. Danielle's
DANCING ACADEMY,
MARBLE HALL.
H1O.N-S. D.f.NHELLE would me-

M AK
HUO.N,S. D.i.NIELLE would me-
OIA specially advertise to the Parents and
young Ladies and Gentlemen of Evansville, that he
will commence his second course of instruction in
the fashionable art of DANCING on the first of
October, when he will guarantee to learn all Ladies
and Gentlemen who will place themselves under
his instruction, all the dances of the day eighteen
in number,) in single course, or will make no
charge. The safest guarantee the public can have,
that Monsieur will do all he processes is reference
to any one and every one who have been under his
tutorrhip. the term just closed, all Of whom can
boast of having learned to dance correctly, eighteen
dances in twenty lessons. My contract with each
and every adult pupil is To learn them all the
dances danced, for the of ten dollars each,
regardless of the number of lessons required do
SO. With some pupils can accomplish this ia
twelve and fifteen lessons, and with some IL re-
quires forty.
tween the ages of and IA in one and a half
course of lessons-the parents themselves aud the
public to be the Judges az to whether they dance
OF only jump in bad time 20 music, they have
been taught by s0-disant Dancing mimics who
formerly visited this city.
Parents and friends will be at all nnes admitted
TO the Children's school, when they themselves
see MOnsieur's system Of imparting this very I'M
portant branch of education to the young.
Monsieur will alsu devote "A part of his time TO
teaching private classes OF young Ladies at private
residences. Also to give private instructions 20
any young lady who may prefer TO De instructed ia
her own parlor.
Childrcn's Glass every "Wednesday ana Saturday,
from to p. NJ. .-.... -..-. t-.
urday, from 4 TO q.
Gentlenen's Glass every Monday aud Thursday
evening, from to TO-
aug3o-Im CpARL II. DANIELLE, p. u.
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by virtue OF the Certificate Of the Clerk of the
Nanderburgh Circuit Court, of which the above IL
true and full copy, notice Is hereby given to the
qualified voters Of said County, that election will
he held ri the several precincts in the Townships
ut said County, nil the vacancies above certified
on Tuesday, the nth day Of October, A. ID. 1859
JOHN =. GAyITT,
scpS-lJtdw2t sheriff ~ IdaderbsugL 20.
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Hh.3.yT ELLE,S .V'OTICE.-.MO.N'S.
II DANIELLE'S assembly, which was au-
nounced for this evening, will not come of until
tomorrow, TUESDAY, Sept. H. in consequences of
his musicians having made an engagement for
Monday DANIELLE.
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NTEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE-lamap
hofss newer. in perfect order. which cost, a lew
yeaSs $40, twenty three hundred dollars. A good
4I ain csn . purchased in it, the owner has no
AAny pssscn Wishing 70 purchase it, can see IL b,
esslas on Mr. Henry Brel, who lives three miles
los terms, Gca spply ~ RO. y. LYME,
'0enerN Asent. ONCE in Basement of MetfopoIi.
0D TIM Hall
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One half payable in advance-the balance on the
of EahruarY. lHfil. 4

John Randolph Tucker, Dr. d. II. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va; st. Geo. Tucker, Ashland, Va; Hon
James NJ Mason, Winchester. Va; Rev. r, v.
Moore, D. D., Richmond, Va. Risht, Rev Bishop
Johns, Alexandria, Va. Rev. Chas. II. Read, d. D..
Hen. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge II. H.
Marshall, Charlotte 2. H.; Va. Rev ], R. era
Gainesville. Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison. DIR; Jas.
l.. Cabell, University of Va. DR.. r. II. Cabell, Mr.
r. L. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Cen. A: A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen t. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver Biegne, MI.
John Echos. Union, Va.
For further information address -
HENRY l.. BROOKE.
iy 15-dtlstO Richmond, Va.
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VI
The Truss can be had also at Messfs. EEADE&
BAKERS and MILLSPAU6H Il JoHNSTON'S
Druggists

MEDICAL. CARBIDE. Pill ME oGers hi, MR.
diseases. Twenty years. practice In the ahoyc
branch gives Or. +. claim 10 public favor. Once
on lin street, near the Exchange Hetel, and
wnys on hand, q supply OF the CHEMICAL Elk
TRACT OF FLOWERe;s oHe Of the very best
Aenovafors fgr weakened parts now known Alodl-
oanes sent to order. All communications By letter
vsptaerwiss Dsonytiy attended to Gchmo1d, VI
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EDUCATION.

r1ROOK HILL. SCHOOL,
G,
viz sh s tfssis = s s.s.s E Gasf'v..p Principal
Ssss + a siSas j. Va, Assistants
cous.x or INSTRUCTION.
!. l.ss,n and ds Srsss Languages.
8. Mathematics.
&. French. spanish, I.aiian. German. Anslo-sax
). Physical and Neral Sciences. ,,.,s on Il,
sp,as1 saa s Eli Ii fsblas p'' Aa
tataIos ues. showins the plan Of schooi sem "a
desired Post Office and dsgot Csad ssa he Latin
Greek, french and German ianguases ana tne Ios
er branches of Mathsaa asakf M snhoo '" -
i. CAL SCHOOL, At SAUNDERS, ILL., ~
The duties OF this School VIII pe resuiheu y"
MON DAY, 18th september next.
TERMS, PER SESSION. -. 90
Primary Department - S s9 ~,
Cassie ii and Mathematical ........... 1000
DRIMtRY 1stliOOL. MRS. JULIA l.:
and 9ansn s and a. dHs Streets 9s on
september. 1859. au noN
old DOMINION fEMALE INSTfTL 4 ~
coExkK e. FsssSL ar aSp sna
on the LIST Of oc roBER 1859 and close the goth lot ct
tune 1850 The Principal vii be es, nassea ~ Rev
IEo. Ros,ER, D. IT,, teacher OF Moral seiSSnee renee,
Mr. J. +. SHuxATg, Ancient Languages ana ." nr
raj Sciences; Mr.. HosAeE Cm~Ip9 ar MnsD Draw
lus &c; die FAvARGER french 1r y, i;sh he
CARER. A. Il. DELAPLASE, IN the hh6ii''' 40
TERMS Fos TIE a: SESSION md the residue
PAY able half on the LIST OF ocioIeI' a"" INV
Enhr Ia, ~
lpt n;n3 sns ISL Ens' Do DO. do sec
ban5ua1Ses eea silat or Cultivation Of the
Voice. for half hour lessons, TWO pei "A' 81 ~
For hour lessons, one yer S ,ss sos
Painting, &c, from Z" W 10 10 ~ ~
0fesmental Branches ,to sa,,-nI
soe q GiIcniaTs or apply 10 7. l.. Gal. LEHER
sec '''''' Al Tie institute. Richmond, Va.
Jas. 4! Duncan, Rev. WIN. H. Wheelwris int. Rev.
" ". Bennett, Dir. Taos. Pollard, Robert Rids-
way, Esq Jno. C. Shields. Esq, N. A. Sluddisant'
Esq, Richmond. ~. :. -
MISS ANDERSON will reopen her SO tlool.
vi the I5rHSEPrEM Der, IN the house on GRACE
street between 4th and 9TH streets, next above Dr.
Snead's residence, and nearly opposite Centenars
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves our
ing their recess. au z'-tiolhoc
IOaN CAEY'S school OF ANClENI
j AND MODERN L AN 6 e. s, AND o. Or
MATHEMATlCs, Oh GRA.E, BIETwlErkbS S ; IoId
SESSION a this School will commence on MONDAY,
the 18TH of September next, and VIII close on the
18th of July, 1850. The course OF instruction IS
rouprehensive, embracing all the branches usually
tau hit in schools OF the hi hest srade Terms, the
same as heretofore. For further particulars, see
circulars which can be obtained appllc cation to
The undefsis ned, personally, or through the Rich
noId Post Office. roux c.Dv
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~ II. l.. II(iHEFS
IL. Sell CT SCHOOL For Rows

II: SELLIT SLIfOOL For BOYS
The. SEVENTH ANNUAL session OF this
School opeas on MONDAY, the 26fi. Of SeptembeT
,,,outh, both in the PRIMARY aud Higher Eas,s i
b.spshef Ancient and Modern Laesaasss, MatLe
complete school course Glasses fnr q
En;iish, Latin and French, will he formed. Thoss
vii be received who are prepared to enter classes
nifeadf formed. Tie number OF pupils is limited
For further particulars, apply TO the underss nsd
~ his residence, after the l5th OF September.
T. II. l.. TIGHE. A. NJ. Principal.
m LsSu1in Franklin ST.. above 7th
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ganR CARRIAGES. cARRIAGEs.-

n&1RR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
esflIs4k The snhscr 5er has IN haad. at his Coach
A2--M aking Establishment. on Lombard AL
ley bs cen MAiuand CARY, tISth and lih streets
= les, BARQuCH ES. BUG les with and Without
tssps, and SuLKiES-sll of hie own maks. ef the
pest mate!lAls and wQrkmanship--all al which viii
% seld rs low - GOOD work Of the kiasi can 10 IN
ne t city o. klclmands and resPsetfuy ssk call
linz, ~ l am determined 10 mako IA order and 10
s ss 4. the lowest prices end BY val Sid
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!, G!gn 1! soUTHwE.,,,

"a Easr sf4AlII ssSSsSTfIE rEEkEf'aE;:
sSsP 81 sffIi
r.: s"a f fsssSssEss 4Ss 4 ri Il. s s i. sa
Leave ,.. klshHsns twice as',y ,suna.y svs.,.,.
chattsnosza. Nasby.Is. Memphis, As.nss.p Nsi ssss
Leave Richmond daily. isxoept suada,. =.
Dfn III XIV IN rsisass,g cssxn
dali, SUNDAY, MORNINGS excepted / n sSassyiiis!
si5 F. NJ. and arrive In Richmond ~ $50 A. NJ s s
Through from Richmond TO Memphis il s,..
10. The above trsns eonnses 10th ,ea.. -,
South Side Railroad trains TO and from sba - .ns
west. at tis Junction. and with the Yirgsn. o 10
traI and ~ E ana potpmae Railroad srsins T. AZ
ir Thr ty it csets s sold and S.xs.se
to the above points; also, the virginIa sam"
For ,hroqS tessss and further nation a..
vile h''i'0A' es caafB hsila9 ssD.uu,.na..,
-v-~rr, Observation-Disclosures
GERTRAINs Will be run upon TINS Rosd Hs = a. Il.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave I,ynehte,r, :, ;, :,
p. M..snd arrive atBristol at 1880 A. M RenrnS,s
leave Bristol at $50 A. M., and arrive at Lynchbui.
~ The he Act'ceoMMoDATroN TRAIN win ,..,.
Lynchburg at ii p NJ, and arrive a, Bri,, a. esss
NJ. Returning, leave Bristol at $50 r. H.. And a.. a.
rive at LyDchhurg AZ go A. NJ. "
Through tickets from Richmond To- the foliowi,,
named SPRINGS, to be had at the Rchmona ~
Dany1lle Railroad Ticket Office: shs
To buchanan, via Bulord's Depot .. n "a
To Rockbfidss Alum Springs, via Buford's
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet. VIA Bon.sct;: ~ u y
TO Greenbrier White Sulphur, via Bonsaesis n "a
To Old Sweet aud Red Sweet, via Salem - II a
To t1reenbrer White Sulphur. via Salem n "a
To Roanoke Red Sulphur, via Salem AZ
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Montgoms-
~ White Sulphur Sprin.s. n n
To Greenhrier White Snlpur, via Mentsome-
~ w. >. SprlnSs. -. .......... Is Is
To Salt Sulphur Springs, via Montgomery W.
To New River Springs, via Montgomery VI.
S. Springs. .....,......,s........ II On
To Red sulphur Springs, via Dublin, New '"
To aesh,ny Springs platform, at shav. 70
To Montgomery W. S. springs platform. a: 70
BIZ iunnei. ..,,. 49,; 81
Springs via the MONTGOMERY w. Sulphur spr,ss.
stop all NIGHT at the last named beautiful watsrlns
place, leave next morning at 8 O'Clock hy Kent
Ficklen Pey tons fine line of Sta ne at Mcun
tain Lake, sup and Tod al the Salt Sulphur Springs
and arrive at the Greenbrer W hte Sulphur Sprinss
to dinner.
a fine graded road has recently been constructed
the Mountain Lake TO the Salt Sulphur Sprinss
through section OF country Astounding in scensry
of the most picturesque character.
+. III. GILL. General Superintendent,
General Superintendent Office,t
Lyschburs, June Y, 1859. ie 22-sm
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N0TicE.-!Ths subscribers would 16wj
NEW STYLES

4 or sPR1k ,'51 ASP SUMTER .d, eq 2 9
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. comprising all the
newest and latest styles of Hats Caps, Ladies'
Misses and Chlldren's Straw Goods, VIZ: LADIES'.
Misses and Chlldren's Flats, of every variety and
quaity; Infants rErhans OF the latest sty les
AI4SO-Young Gents and Youth g Hints and Caps
of the NEST fashionable styies-yhich will he sold
the most favorable terms. call most respect
fully solicited. RIO. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Weisiger.
No IA Main
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DEDICATION.

MRS. AED MISS MINORS FEMALE
III ACApEMy. nvar Chester, viii commence "a 4
next session October LIST, lsoD' ano cohs'nue WI
The iocssion Is remarkably healthy and eligible.
tween TIVE i, Richmond aadI and ' Ps ,,as
The family and osTn sSs,iRe mho w f os nn
esa s n o. 1s aaa Guaranty
Of her fidelity and Efficiency.
Of aba s nfSy hss ssss
and other competent instructors
The course Of studies will embrace every br9nch
OF EpsIish. together With French, Latin' MUSIC
Relereneeis confidently made TO all the former
patron, Of the school, and to all who have any
knowled 20 OF its character.
No deduction made for loss Of time, except In
cases OF protracted illness.
TERMS:
Board ,neudng washing, lights, fuel, &C., IS Sea "a
Instruction in Ens iish, for ali over ii years
ol $50 ~ N
Music on Harps, two lessons week, an hour
sach. ....-.-.--...---. ~ ~
Guitar. Observation-Disclosures. 50 Gu
Use Of Instrument Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
French and Latin, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
PAYMENTS half in advance. the other half at the
To those who desire further particulars, circu-
Chester, Chesterfield County. Va. au l2-tlst0
MR.. LEI EByRE'S SCHOOL,
FoUsHEE. RIcHMoNp. VA.-The. next session
and terminates on the last day of June. 1850.
Our long experience in teaching, and the very
liberal patronage we have received for SD many
years. nave both enabled and ENCOURAGED us to
make important improvements In our institution
A course of Literature. comprising Enslish,
French. German, Italian and Spanish classes, the
four last tiTou h the medium OF the Frenei,) has
been successfully tried during the last session. and
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have enxaged Mr.. Ed G. HOWARD to take
charge of the English part of this course as well
the Rhetoric. Bellas-L ettres and First Readlng
classes of our institution. Mr.. II. is gentleman
of the highest qualifications. and we feel eenhdent
| that his services VIII be duly appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
| to graduating pupils.
The new house which We have erected Will great
~ add to the convenience as well as to the comfort
| of the young ladies boarding in our family. Two
| young ladies' only will occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire TO occupy the same
| HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Prncipal-Nat..
uTal Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
| WILLIAM g. WILLIAMS A. B.. Vice Principal
EDWARD C. HowARD-Literature, Rhetoric,
Belles- Lettfes, Readipg.
MRS. GRACE BENNETT--English Branches,
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-:Engllsh Branches.
MADAME L. V. BLANCHETT-Freneh Govern
SENIOR CARLOS CARDoRvEZ MERA-spanlsh
MADAME MARIE EsTyAN-vocal Music.
| SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
| JOHN A. CALY0-Drawing and Painting.
| WILLIAM +. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
Music.
c. W.THILOW--Plano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp
| q. ERICSSON-Guitar.
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ENGLiSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ on TIN. BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL SITS
The exercises OF this sc RGOL will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 25th, The course of in
strueton is thorough, embracing every branch
tans bit in schools of the highest grade.
Aided by experienced and competent assistants,
shall endeavor TO merit a continuance of the lib
eral PATRONAGE of my friends and the public.
For particulars, apply TO
j. H. BINFORD. corner 18th
au 8-dsistS and Franklin SITS