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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
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ARIGINAL NOTICE. STATE OF IOWA.
~ County Of Scott, IS: George >. :. Dow vs.
Hans Mehrens, Lewis Boyer, Al. Peterson, John
Bartemey n, ustin Corbin Day import Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, Harvey Leonard, Burgower
Loewenthal * Go and Johan Barrels
To said Davenport; Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pal,y. Burgswer. Locwenthal& CO., Adolph Peter
sou i.nd ionan Bartels You are hereby notified,
that there is now oil file in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court of said county Of Scott, a
retition Of Geo. =. &. Dow, claiming to quiet tbs
itc in him Of and to the following parcels OF land
n the county Of Scott aforesaid, described as fol.
low- to wit: Lots Nos. nine 49,. ten TO-, eeTen
II and twelve (l2), in Block No. five { ! ], in
oturdcvants recorded map or plat OF Town Lots
also, the west half Of Lot No. six &C., in Block
No. fourteen J. in the City If Davenport, he
being the purchaser Of same under and by virtue
., sale under deed Of trust and unes. y u
shall appear end said petition on or before
the first day Of the next term O: said Court, to be
holden the first Monday of June, A. ID. 1850.
plaintiff will take decree as prayed Tor in said
eti tion, with costs.
CORBlN 4 DOW,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
let the foregoing Notice be published in the
" Daily Democrat and News or four weeks.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk of sid Court.
Feb. Goth, 1860. feb2i-iw.
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ma. j. McDONNELL
VETERINARY SURGEON MR.. v. l.,

XV7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM ~
w his friends and the public in gen ~
eral that he can be consulted at his HorseA-
In6rmary, on Sd street, between Brady and Perry
on all diseases that the Horse is subject to. After
acquiring all the Modern improvements in the
Science Of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery as
.Yrom dcd in the English and Continental Collie
%. he feels happy 10 saying he will give salts
faction.
All diseases warranted cured If durable, or no
charge.
Residence on 9th Street, between Rock Island
and Iowa. Ns.d3w
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Ikt STEE'S SALE-on Monday. the twenty.
third 23d day Of April. eighteen hundred
and sixty 1901 will be sold TOR cash. to Tho hiyb
est bidder at the Court House door, in the city of
Davenport, at two O'Clock, 7. NJ, the t.llowirv
described real estate in Rock Island county and
state OF Illinois. to wit Twenty acres off from
tue south end Of the cast half Of the south cas-,
quarter lying north and adjoining the Indian
boundary OF Section thirty five 80. and also
twenty 2c acres of from the west half or The
south vest fractional quarter dying north and
adjoining the Indian boundary line Of Section
No. thirty six 36l. all in Township No eighteen
is north, Of Range one 4 west Of the fourth
I. NJ, containing forty acres
by force and effect Of Deed Of Trust made to
me by Henry Becker and Sophia Becker, his wife
duly recorded in Rock Island county Records,
Arni ga, 1897, in Pook "G" of Mortgages, page
II. and dated April 23d, A. d. 1857.
Davenport, March 10Th, is6o
FRANK PLUMER
maroo d's. Trustee.
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VNkUsTEE'S SALE.-Whercas. IN IN. fra,
- day OF April, A. d., 1857, James Gamble and
Eliza 6amble, his wife, executed unit Jobn ~
Thompson, as Trustee, a certain Deed ~ IT,,
conveying to said Trustee the land in scot, coun'
ty, Iowa, described as follows to Wit. Lot. r..
enc }. two y, three o. four -, snd five f51
in Block No. forty-six (46 j. in tho city Of 4.
Claire which said conveyance was made by IN.
said james Gamble and Eliza Gamble for the
purpose of securing the payment of two certain
prornissory noes, and the interest thereon sgncd
by said James Gamble, dated the first dry of April
ID. 1857, and payable as follows One for ono
hundred and twenty-five dollars, payable tho frs.
day of October, 1857, and the other fer eleven
hundred and twenty FIVE dollars. payable the fist
day Of April, lsts, both said notes payable to tho
oraer 81 James l homp-o-.
Anu now, said Last mentioned note having be-
some , Que aud payable, and the said James Gam
ore having lated 10 psy the same l. John W.
thompson Trustee az aforesaid, do hereby give
'his public notice that by virtue Of the pover
whica - IN me vested by said Deed Of Trust I
VIII, on saturday, tho ?s,h day Of Anil ID
1900, at the hour Of two o'clock in III. af,.,noor
Of said day, at the Court House door IN ~ : .;,v
oil davenport, expose and offer for sale. n, nubI,.
auction, the parcels OF land above described or no
much thereof as shall be necessary 10 satisfy all
pay the amount 81 said note, with the int.-es,
thcrion to the day of sale, together with ali ~
costs ana expenses attending said sale costs Of th.
| notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 9TH day Of March, A. d. 1860
JOHN W. THOMPSON.
maj us Trustee.
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IL e ~ 20 ed.
Union Coffee & Spice Mill /,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN.
povq0l =. Il. ZONES. Il CO.
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Il f. M q v A L..

1NHE SUBSCIBER, grateful for the patronage
i bestowed on him the past two years, would
inform his friends and the public that he has re-
mo we'd to the establishment Of
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MiSsissirpi and Missouri X air DAD

Trains run BY Chicago time, which is twelve min
utes faster than DavenI ort time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 23D,
1859, and until further notice, trains will
leave Davenport for Muscatinc, Columbus City,
Washington and Iowa City (Sundays excepted
rs follows:
Express and Mail Train a:....... 905 A. ~
Trains will leave DavenI ort for Chicago daily
Sundays excepted, Is follows:
st Mail Train, at. ..................S2 $40 A. "
II Express Train, at. .................J 30 P. ~
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays OK.
cepted, as follows:
FROM THE EAST.
Isl Express tram at...........-.......S IS A. NJ
81 MAI uaih, at-. ...................G 30 T. n.
PROM THE wrsT.
SiaI ram, at--...... , ~ 4.
All trains out Of Davenport viii make direct
connections nt Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City, with the Western Stage Co. 'sstages for
all points West.
The Passenger TT lin connects at Rock Island
with Chicago and Rock Island railroad trains Tor
al points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions ms to the destination OF
their baggage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars
with trains on the Michigan Central X. X. at
Chicago with trains the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN f. TRACY,
Jan23 Sup't.
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lie Claire .Hachtne Works.
Cor. SCOTT AND FRONT SITS.
TOwNSEND 4 COLluHu
SUCCESSORS TO TOWNSEND HAYES : on
Manufacturers of
Improved Oscillating and Slide v.,v.
steam Engines,
L>LOUR and Saw Mill Machinery Sugar Mill,
i Shafting Pullies. &c.
All kinds Of House and Machine Castings mad,
to order.
Repairing and Job work promptly attended to
spr2
WILL PAY CASH FOR so ACRES WELL
w Improved Land, not over six miles from
Post Office.
Will exchange well selected Missouri Lands 70
Lands in Sect county, and will not object to pa!
cash for part Enquire Of
WHITE CO.,
iapsD-n Post O0es Building.
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Exec kSEOR.
Wa>hiMg.Day Made Easy.
Perfect satisfactiOn Guaranteed

J. +. poNd's Improved Patent Exceisler
Machine, Patented october 1858.
HAVING PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO
Ii manufacture and sell the above machine in
the State of Iowa, we hereby give notice to all who
have washing to do (and who have mott that we
are prepared to fill all orders that may be made or
Call and sec. and be satisfied that We have
The Very Best Washer now in Use.
They can be had on Third street, near corner IF
Brady, and between Brady and Perry. Price 81.
Remember, we guarantee perfect satisfaction or
no sa,e' Is. SAGE.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
iaEXrsssI75;zs. yl;s,:. ~ -
Betwccn I'itsburg and philadelphia,

Tie Capacity Of iii, Road is non equal TO ans
in the Country.
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r. H. PARKS & CO..
OPOLITAN BL OCk ,
SECOND STREET.

Hoping that cid custc mers will continue to lpat-
ronize him and new ones begin, he will endeavo'
as heretofore to give them
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+ kIGINAL NOTICE. SCOTT COUNT
" trict Court: Antoine lie Claire VS..
C. Taylor, Isabella Robinson, ct al.
To said Isabella Robinson " gu are he
titled that there is now On file in the otiic'
Clerk of the District Court Of Scott count
Petition of Antoine lie Claire, claiming
tho foreclosure of certain mortgage n
VIM. J. q. Taylor, on the 22d day of No
A. ID. 1876, to secure certain promissery
said Vim. &c. Taylor. and conveying !.
Block los, in lie Clairc's oth Addition TO I
Of Davenport.
And unless you shall appear and ansv
Petition on or b, fore the first day Of Il
Term Of said District Court, to be holder
FIRST Monday of June, A. u. 1860, decree
rendered against you, as prayed fer in sa
ton. CORBIN 4 Dow
ft',-c Cor Dl a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

SHEEP RAISING IN TExAs.-The San Anto-
Mo (TeXas,) Herald, says that gentleman in
that state, took charge of flock of sheep in
1885, valued at four thousand dollars, and by
diligence and good fortune has made that
stock worth forty thousand dollars The
Herald does not give this as an example oi
the average profit of sheep raising; but as an
extraordinary case. STILL it says that where
the largest locks of sheep cost nothing for
food. and where the animals are thrifty and
prolific in degree almost unknown else
where that sheep raising is exceedingly re-
munerative.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

TIE RED RIVER OF THE NoRTH.-A CORES
pondeut ofthe st, Joseph West, writing De-
cember Goth from Assinibain on the Red
River of the North, says:
You may suppose that we are suffering
much from the severe weather when tell
YOU that while am writing the mercury in.
dicates by the large thermometer which we
brought, 35 deg. below zero. Even this the
natives here call moderate weather. On the
18th the mercury went down to AZ but grad =
ually came up to "a before noon. We are
very fortunate in procuring n dog train Mt
Crow Wing, with half breed dog and driver
Our team consisted of four large Indian dogs,
which somewhat resemble a fox, and about
as large as a newfoundland. You would le
astonished to see what a load these teams can
draw You may form an idea, however, when
| tell you that one team drew two of us.with
about $50 pounds of baggage and provisions
nearly all the way from Crow Wing to this
place, which is about 700 miles, in 20 days,
making about 35 miles day
A CmLENo KLLED.-In a quarrel about
the possession of an Indian women, near
Fsddetown, Chileno was lately killed by a
countryman of his
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

STATE INSANE ASYLUM -Speaking Of this
institution. the Storkton Argus says
I've are informed that the statement which
has gained currency concerning the number
OF inmates of the Asylum whose insanity IN.
been cau.el hy Spiritualism, has been much
exaggerated There are but four insane per
sons nov in the institution from that cause
one Of whom is female.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

JAMt'oN CtrY.-the citizens Of Downieville
started out party yesterday morning to re
open the trail t. JunisJn City which had
bee me impeded lay the recent storm. Lang
ton & Co. have established an express office
Mt the latter place and as soon ns the trail
Is completed will commence running d,ily
passenger and express line from Downieyille
via Jamison, to Carson City and Virginia.
Sierra Citizen
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

New WooLEN FAcroRY.-A commencement
has already been made for the foundation of
nsw wooden factory, to be located at the
Mission, near the corner Of Folsom and Cen
tire streets The site for the proposed factory
IS now a swamp; it will be filled up with
10000 yards of sand, from the sand bank on
the corner of Ellel and Folsom street, which
will be hauled over a railroad from Ellen to
Center street S T. Bulletin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
Tnr Mobile Registers New York core

TIE Mobile Registers New York cores
pondeut says;
Among the passengers in the steamship
Q mker Ci'y from h,yona, recently was
Madam Annie Lohmhn, the wife Of Dr. Loh-
IN IN. of This city. Mrs l.. is perhaps better
known ~ Mad IN Restell-the friend OF little
b,bies-the Mrs. uerod OF America BY
the way. she is rich Some years ago she
bought the residence Of DR. Nelson, in
Charles street, 40 by so. She has been
offered $4,000 for it. Madam Restell owns
blocks, and acres of lots, and stocks of all
kinds. Her income from books and other
sources is 100000 per annum.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

Ox last Wednesday night, in the Columbia
Theaicr. while Mrs Stark was in the last
scene Of Macbeth. in which MS Lady Macbeth
she had touppear, her dress--a loose, fow-
ing robe and scarf of white muslin caught
fire hy coming in contact with lighted can
die. incidental to the play when IL nm in
slant she WAS in blaze but, with a GOODNESS
remarkable she tore the burning garment
from her person, and aided by Mr.. Connor,
extinguished the fire. The circumstance was
SO instantaneous, and conducted with so
much GOODNESS, says the Columbia Times that
probably some of the audience thought it was
n part of the performance.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
A Fine Prospect.


Tempted by the loveliness Of the weather
yesterday and the clearness Of the atmos-
phere. we ascended to the roof Of one OF our
tallest buildings. in order to enjoy the pros
pect That it may tempt some one else to
the like luxury, Qor we like to see people
happy,) we venture to partially linn out
what we saw.
First, the dull roofs of surrounding build
ings. and the familiar domes and steeples of
the city. Next the green, far stretch of the
plains. bounded 10y the distant hills and these
by the snow>covered mountains enwreathng
them as the white arm of Beauty the thing
that it loves. Next. the blue line of the
Coast Range, the picture of silence and re
pose, though the mighty Pacific thunders at
their base. Travelling backward to US again
the rapid vision, (swirter than the wing o.
yon ebon bird blotting the sky) alghts upor
the tall SUBMITS Of the Buttes, and gdes II
rapture adown their smoothly-shaven sides
rich. hued with the greenness of the Spring
and scars again to their rocky tops Far off
in the openings of the trees, we catch, a
times, silver giimpses Of the winding Rive
/ of the Plumes, its bright waves shooting il
the sunlight with the swiftness Of the feath
cred arrow spriugng from the bow. BY
some lovely rural home upon its banks, w
can dimly see in the open space the motion
Of the lonesome looking windmill" as i
turns, mysterious in the distance, in well de
fined distinetness against the sky, like whee
Of fate, in the broad realm of Stiffness aroun,
it looking as silent and inscrutabe as i
it were measuring the ineXorable roll of tn
eternal years. Still sweeping, with rapio
glance, the wide and varied scene, and near
ing the city, as we look, the eye is arrested
by the sudden white of the Marysvill,
Cemetery" and we start at the recognition
in the midst of all this surrounding life anC
beauty, of the marble monitors of death
Palely cleaning in the sun, how cold they
look in the warm face of tie bending hea-
ven, and how they mock the living glory o
the world around
So much for an ineonceivably beautiful
and striking prospect the picture of whicl
we leave unfinished, because no pen, and fal
less ours, can do it justice We should i'm
agine that the view from the steeple of the
new Presbyterian Church must be ever
finer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
9tw advertisements.
PROCLAMATION!

m accordance with Section 13 of Article second of
4 the City Charter hereby give notice that the An
nual Election of the city of Alarysve will he held
MONDAY, the 18th day of March, A. D., 1862 for the
purpose Of electng the following named city officers,
for the ensuing official year, to wit One Mayor,
Recorder, three Alderman for each Ward one Treas
urer, Assessor Clerk, Marshal and thr, c
School Commissioners
Asrequired bv law, the polls will be opened at o.
clock, a. NJ. and continue open until sunset
WM. SINGER, Mayor.
Marysville, March sth, 1860. mh9.td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
GOLD MINING IN FRANcE.-A Paris CORE.
nondpnt saws,

GOLD MINING IN FRANcE.-A Paris CORES,
pondent says:
Some gold discoveries, or rather re.discov
cries, have recently been made in of the
rivers South Of France. A newspaper. the
Etoile de lAriege, says that number of
persons are now engaged in washing the
sands of the river Arege and are getting
out considerable gold This river, which
was called by the Romans Aurigera (god
hearlngl was worked centuries ago for gol6
but latterly has been neglected on account of
the paltry returns which resulted from the
imperfect means of labor employed. A
chemist in that region has, however, recently
invented cheap and simple apparatus for
extracting the gold, and considerable atten-
iion is now turned towards this French Cali.
fornia.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

ID ESOLVED, That the polls be opened on the
ae third Monday Of March, 1860, for the election of
city Office s. from eight o'clock A NJ until sunset, at
the following places, viz:
FIRST WARD-No 46 street, between Second and
Third streets.
SECOND WARD-Next door to Justice Merrs
Office.
THIRD WARD-At Justice Kyle's Office No Sc @
Street.
FOURTH WARD-At the old Salamander Hook
and Lader house on Third street.
RESOLVED, That the following named persons be AMI
are hereby appointed inspectors and Clerks follows
viz:
FIRST WARD-A.J J. Mir and G. W. Patterson
Inspectors; II. Barrett Clerk.
SECOND WAKD-R II. Merrill and w. d. Latham
Inspectors; J. McC Reardan ERIK
THIRD WARD-Geo. Merrett and III. Barnett In
spectors: +. 5. GIver Clerk.
FOURTH WARDS Cummings and James Gore
Inspectors; A. Horton Clerk.
The foregoing resolutions adopted by tie Com
non Council OF Maysylle on the 18th day Of March,
500
MID TIE PARISH, City Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

DEMOCRATIC CRY COMMITTEE. This body
met. last evening. and filled two vacancies
Ly The election of c. B. Fowler and C. L.
DeLong as members of the Committee from
the Third Ward. The following Resolution
was pass,d. and the Committee adjourned;
RESOLVED. That in the opinion Of this Commit
Tee. it is inexpelicut Tor the Democratic party to
present nainrs to b. voted for at the coming eiec-
Ia. n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

y new quartz lode, said to be very rich
has lately been discovered in Gold Valley,
some ten or twelve miles from Downieyille'
Preparations are being made to work it. 1t
was discovered bY Mr. WeisenLurn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

AccoEr1vG tn the Sierra Citizen. the snow,
which fell at Monte Crlsto aud at various
other points on the surrounding mountains
during the las, storm. Is said to have meas
urcd i've feet in depth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
The Washington correspondent ofthe New

THE Washington correspondent ofthe New
York Express says:
Mr.. Sherman expended a small fortune en-.
tertaining his friends during the nine weeks
contest for Speaker. Not being man of
wealth, his expenditure will weigh heavily
upon his purse. Mr.. Banks in 1855. took n
more prudent course. II Is stated on good
authority, that his election TO the Sneaker
ship was effected at cost to his friends Of
about 10000 but without the expenditure
by himself Of single dollar. wv
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

Flrsr Prtzr L, lIeintz, barber, drew the
first prizp at Clifford 4 Luther's Gilt Enter
tainmeni, the Other evening. 1t was span
cf carriage horses. GitIoId 4 Luther bought
th,m hack from him for $500.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

H. D. STONE, Esq. lawyer of Worcester
Mass. was recently discharged from Jail
where he had been incarcerated for nearly {
year for contempt of court, in declining to
answer certain matters connected with hi:
insolvency. The discharge was ordered by
Chief Justice Shaw. before whom he was
brouglt on a writ Of habeas CORPUS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

BoArlxe.-Several young gentlemen took
the liberty, yesterday, Of throwing D. C.
uaskin into the Yuha river. The d. c. Has
Kin is fine boat, and the boys had much
sport in rowing her up aud down the classic
Yuha.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
II, Z. PARISH, City Clerk
Notice.

A Ii persons holding claims against the city Of Ma
N rysville, are hereby notified to present the same
to the Finance Committee, G. q. Fowler Chairman, on
or before the goth day of March next.
mh4 7. E. PARISH, City Clerk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
Tur FLoplDA FaEr NEGRO BI1L.-The Tai

AuE lLFhibA 1 ANLL ~ ENhO DILL tie ldA-
lahnssee Fluridln says:
The Free Negro ILL., after passing both
ii uses OF the General Assembly, failed to
become law for want Of the signature of the
Governor As the Till was not vetoed, the
Re sons why this signature was Withheld aye
not Known. We apprehend, however, that
they related more to the policy Of the meas
ure, than to the power of the State to enact
IL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

Ar meeting of the Dashaways, held in
San Francisco Sunday, twenty six persons
took the pledge.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

STABBIyo AT GRAss VALLEv.-A c. Mich
OILS has been arrested at Grass Valley for
stabbiDg q mulatto at a disreputable house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

Tue Pittsburg Chronicle says that an at
tempt was recently made on the part OF a
number Of citizens Of Marshall county, Va,
to hang IL young man named Albert Patter-
son. % West Finley township, Washington
county. for giving too free an expression Of
his sentiments upon John Brown and Gov,
Wise.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

IL Sacramento, on Sunday night difficult
ty occurred between one d. o. Brown and a
printer named Keating in which the latter
was stabbed in the neck by the former, with
q pocket knife 1t struck the cartilage of
the throat, barely missing the jugullr vein.
The wound is not fatal. Brown had not
been arrested at last accounts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

AN insnne man named Robert Dolan has
been taken to the Insane Asylum from Placer
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14

NlIxr During the week end
ing saturday, the 10th inst, 27,o75 ounces of
c,fd bullion worth about $52l,oO0, and
7.Gl7 ounces of silver bullion, worth about
$S.0o0, were posted in the Mint, and
$500 600 were coined in double eagles The
Mint paid depositors in four days after they
had made their deposits
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
ESSOLUTIOl

TENE co-partnershp her etofore existing between r.
4 e. WEMPLE and R. p. BAkTLETT was dissolved
by mutual consent, on January 18Th, 1860 All moR-
eys due the firm Of WEMPLE & BARTLETT are to be
paid to the undersigned.
mhl3-tf r. L. WEMPLE.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-14
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

TENIE undersigned who formerly kept SELECT
Il SCHOOL FOR BOYS in this city, will resume the
business of Teaching next MONDAY MORNING
March 9TH.
The object of this School will be as formerly. 10
prepare boys for practical business life. room has
been fitted up in the residence of the Prncpal suita
Bile for shool purposes, and Parents at distance who
may wish to send their Sons to the city to attend the
SchOol, assured, that the location Of the School
being short distance from the city, viii be to their
advantage.
No pains viii he spared to promote both the mental
and moral culture of every Boy that may ate nd bis
School,
The Summer Session will consist of 20 weeks
BOARDING:
In the family of the Principal. al.....S5 per wee,
Tuition, s. per month
g. r. BAKER, Principal
Marysville March 1st 1863. Mir