The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-23


purchased $50 Brunswick rides With sabre bayn-
sts Tor % % ssoh. sIb cavalry ssbrss wsse
bought b. ns. Charles Lsdd Sr o. esch.
-Four Of Captain BlsksIys nned sid for eiac
70 Mr. D. D. Roberts, who boush, i.ooe shells scs the
same, - Is cents each. Army blsnksss brought
from u SIN 70 81 q ssch grey army oicth, 81 o.
| W d s9H per yard drsb sewing silk, - 30 per
pound; woolen stockings, from 1iK 10 14H cents
per pair steel mixed slapaca, from 1ek 70 Is cents
per yard. and scarlss army cloth, - OK per yard
case Of 2io Sross Of brass buttons, marked &c. 8.
A." sold for SIS. Competition Wa limited, and
gains.
10, located ~ Csrnsnsvie, corner Of 15oth strcca
and Bro dwsy, took place yesterday. asfollowsi
Ctdss B-Ftmak Depavfme>k-Miss Matlda N.
Landon, Principal. Examined ~ Mr.. Kiddle
number q schofsr, e2 average age, 70. Miss Mary
H. narnmsnd, Principal, teacher. The following
Nonwithy, Mary souter. Mary Cohen. Lydia
Struck, Mary Thsyer, Charlotte Bsul, Margaret
Robertson. Mary 6'I,rien, Mellsse Potter. Carrie
Abbis Ford, Isabella Dunlap, Losiss OHM, Etha
Bransrd. Enletta Fowler, Alice Holland, Gertrude
Doylo Florence Granger. Result Of Ersn ina
t'o''-Escellent in reading, spelling and geography;
good In grammar and fair Ia definitions nnd pen
man.hlp. The foo'cing schoiars erociied Il irene
Doyle, Charlotte snul, Carrie Thayer, May shirss
Louisa Glhin. Alice Holland.
CdsS d.-Numlcr Of scholars, . average age,
10. ss Matilda N. Landon, Teacher. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the scholars: Rosa Audu-
bon, Mar, All lander, May q. Conklin. Emily J.
HOPKINS, j sci hine Hopkins Alice /. jennings
Emily Iangdon, Mary awariy. N. Eliza Audu-
bon. Result Of exdmslai,on: superior In reading
shd sreliirg, excellent Ia peninanship and coupo-
sliion. aud Air in definitions, GRAMMAR history aud
nlgebrs The roiio,ring scholars eScslid; r.. Az
duion, Emily =. HOPKINS. In composition, Miss
Eliza Audubon prtsented = falrly-w rt,en poem
called "TLo Taking Of Stony Point" and Miss Rosa
Audubon patriotic address which was well writ.
ten; hiss Mary W. spniN and Miss Emily X.
Lnngdoh presented two good prose Iieccs, entitled
Tho CloudH" and "Contnun Schools" r.. pen-
t"ehsiip .! uoeo young ladies was very superior
indeed.
Cias c.-ESsiaincd ny Mr.. jones Number OF
schohtn, II; average ase, nne years. Iescher-
nrs' names D. Sarah Aids Emma Barnes, 7 sanns
Cooper, Mary C,nninghai Caroline Clifford, I'm
ny Chhurd, Della Doulcy, Emma II. Fay, Corn.lia
1cn't, hiAa G,lden, Louisa Herman, Sarah Han
ley, Ann J. 1dttl.tnn, MARY Mcchsn, Mary A. Pct.
Ut, Margaret P,ttt, Elizabeth souter, Emma
swafthsucr, Mary sheriou, Sarah j. Townley,
EhzaO,th Thayer. Result n E1dD,ination- slpo.
iior Ia tables good In spelling geography and
hfithmetic, end fair In reading and d,nniuOn The
foito,riig sch0idrs eIceii,d ;-larrist fny, Come
"a Genet, Sarah henley, Mary A. Petit, Margaret
feuit, hmm. SwMth {uer, Elizabeth Thhyer.
Class D.-Numbcr OF q, hoair, lsl sYer- &c age. o
years; same teacher. III. following are the names
81 The scholaisi Florence Adds, Elizab.th BOfuns,
coIens oonts .siia Cunningham, Margaret Dooley,
S~ohs t,rohsht, Jane Mcprain, Katy MCf.augh.
an, Aralc'ln Mcguire, Elizabeth Me.han. Mary Pot
VIZ, Christina souter, Emily Thayer, Maria Joyce,
Mary Maloy. Result ~ EraniinGdon-s Superior In
tables, good in spelling anil geography, aud fair In
reading The Cototr,ng scholdrs er,viisd Florence
Potter.
class F1s,-xde Department Examined by
hr. klddlc.--No. OF Rcholara, y; average age, ~:
the Principal, Mr.. John &. Gran, teacher. The fol.
lowing Ure tie names Of the scholars james Dun
lap john Mcdonald. Watson wagncr. Geo, Greene,
Henry C'arh Victor q. Audabon, James c. Mills,
John Noteworthy. Result u .naiainatoa--,iood
in readine, passing, arihmetic and penmanship.
The Jo'iorfiig scholars syccl.d; J aines Dunlap,
John Mcdonald, Watson Wagner, JamosC. Mills.
Tins last hsn'd boy Ia totally blind. aud oXcc.d
In every o.u,ly except reading, In which hls inhr-
NIFTY prccldded hlin from tik''g port. la spulin,
he w"1 y e.,s .upcrior, yot h'sLu mis.ed word.
y. Calls from mcin0iy. $40 wo,,,s are spr,.,.
MN, sentences are parsed sums In arithmetic OK
ll.lned, and 10 is 10 extraordinary smart aud
gu'' OF apprehension that lie grasps all, and re.
tsius II.
Class Secoad- Number Of scholars, II; averag,
aye, " NJ - Mara G. Jcnniugs Teacher III,
following are the names Of the scholars william
Auduhpn james Alexander, Isaac Ulpper, Tho=
| Hylhnd, James Glyun, Tbos Num-, John Potter
| WIN. OBrlon, Richard lnman, John Struck, Geo
Fowler, james CafIrey, Sheldon Blakcly, R,ber
Graham. ReSuH ~ elimination food IN reading
spelling and tables, excellent Ia geography, fair IL
dehlisous and a1,hmctic. TIE roiio,c.ng scholar.
| ercelIfd ;-Jnmes Alexander, Isaac HOPPER WIN
o'Brien, Richard Ininan, George Fowler.
| Class ThTt-Mqlo Department, Mr.. John C.
! Graft Principal Number of scholars, 10 aver
| aye age, 10. Me. Mnria Z. Jennings. Teach cr
| yLe following the Of the scholars Ed,Ii
| Cl,arv ator, la gallagher, Chas. Butler. Eld
LanPlnn, Hy. ,meron, BcuI'p, Greene, Thomas
| Hutchluga liirnIn Wagner, Alfred Brp1brook
Lawton Brcokcs. Result et Eruuinahon--Goo,
IA rtadi.s AMI geography, fair in history and pen
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