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The New York herald., 1863-03-29

The Ednburg to-day took out $702,s47 and the
City of Manchester sl75 ,554-in all $s7s,4Ol. In
foreign exchange there is nothing doing this morn.
ing; but higher rates asked in proportion to the
advance in gold, say 1867 lS for first class
sterling bills.
The British Queen took out SOL 1886 Is.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s4s,527,7 ,76l 96, and the balances
1920, ,407 26. The clearances for the week end
ing to-day were $2Sl 1926 ,25s sS-an average of
$46,ss 7Oo 81, against SAG 1905 ,22s 20 last week.
E. F. Satterthwaite's circular per Asia Says
Since last business in American securities Lon
don has interrupted by two holidays There has
however, been fair amount transacted. Tho recent
adyices from America reporting exchange up TO- 1sS,
without corresponding increase in the quotations for
Securities have caused soppage Of the late demand for
United States bonds the has had tho effect Of
depressing Erie aud Illinois shares 50 per share In rail-
road bonds there have been few transactions, except IN
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage (Pennsyvauia
sectionj, the price of which is firmly maintained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-21


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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-29

Mayer Anselem, actually presented, in 1876,
ten thousand ducats to the orphan asylum
OF st. Cairo, at Naples, and the son and
heir of Charles Gustavus, has given repeat
ed signs of his inclination to follow in the
footsteps of his father. Such conduct, ut
terly unbecoming of the policy Of the house
Of Rothschild, could not be allowed to pass
unnoticed, and, accordingly--we quote the
rumor Of Paris journalism--the decheance
of the Neapolitan line has been pronounced.
However, Baron Gustavus de Rothschild is
not to retire into private life like famous
Charles ", with only = cassock on his
shoulders and a prayer book in his hand !;
but is allowed to take with him small for
tuIe of ID, 100000 francs, about six mil
liens sterling-a mere crumb from the table
Of the descendants OF poor Mayer Anselem,
who wandered shoeless through the elector-
ate Of good King George the Third. tits
certain that 10 romance of Royalty is equal
to the house of Rothschid.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-29
THE OTTUMwA
MALE and FEMALE SEMI.
NARY.

S';:'s Me-: + z & %SHsSvAy. %1issS As.'.,.s'.
The Sixth year commences Oh l1... sEpTEM.
BER 7th, 1866, at the Presbyteria. Aand roonfs
attached. -
Fourterms often weeks each lh the year
Tuition from &3to 10, accordingto branch esstndied
ered to persons wishingto quail
ify themselves for teaching.
Pupils admitted q any tme,- and charged from
date Of entrance. No redac1i however. viii be
made for occasional absenc< by specialagree.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-29

1t is estimated that 5000 persons have
assembled Mount Washington during the
present season. This is about double the
number Of any previous summer. During
several days in August upwards of 200 people
dined on the mountain. The Photographic
artists took more than a hundred difseren,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-29

An old lady, when she heard her minister
say there would be nave in the new church
observed that she well knew who the par
ty wa' to whom he applied such an appro-
blious epiihet."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

vicinity o. Gettysburg where they have already captured
rebel train four miles long has caused great ocing
Our rag every~hsro through tho city, and there
n a general jubilee.
Sir rebel spies taken Al srotsvns this morning.
and forwarded IN irons 70 Philadelphia Gao u them
had sketches o. schnykil county aud all tho coaries
rhey Parsed through this city this Afternoon Three
moro arrested here yesterday by NJ aner Govern.
ment Deiscior.
Many o. sorckeersrs have Forwarded their rods
heuce b. New York and other points for safety.
Two CAMPS have boen organized here already, md Il u
erfeced that twenty Gyo thousand 9Th rendsxvou.
NEE before the week eoses
trarn a oon,rabands, from Harisorburv, Virginia,
passed ihrougb hero to-day Ths stories q escag~
are marvellous.
man arrived from ctanbersbusg today vho pass@i
ibr ugh The ~hoe rehe force n To cumbsrland valley
fie met General lrrr,reeis aud Ceserh Fvsir corTs,
ard described them bolag retreat, moving sootn
wards He has many aooounsa - tt~lr performances
~hch d. Mt vary materially from thats already pgb.
lshef
rhere are many rsrof,s here oone~rnins umy move
mcur which 4 ~ould ~ ingiflous v rnenioo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

FSGLrsH ADDRESS TO QUEEN MARIE ANELIE.
On occasion a the recent OF the Duke do
rh.rs with The Princess FRANCHISE Orleans II do
term "a by the inhabitants Of Esher England, 10 present
Qneef arie Annette with AZ address: and accordingly on
Satui VI Iure 10 just after the departure from Clare
moni her Majesty queen vctoria, the dcputation APP
Point ~ the inhabitants arrived NJ the mansion.
Ono Mare Amelia received the depuation in the
draw, nom surrounded by many OF the members Of
The !, sans family, when the following address was
To lr VA rsrY TING QryKS AwriK.-
rletse your Ma asty-fhe inhabitants OF All ranks
IN ia ago 81 Ether desire express 20 you and your
ROYAL 20 their humble and sincere CONCENTRATIONS
thc rHn ~ the marriage ~ their X val Highnesses
the n dc rbartres and the Princess Franchise OF
Oresi and their rrxious hopes that the event may
Muro., blessing TO the royal pair and q CO. slant
sor hap mess ard delight " your Ma eety and every
rasrBN your family particularly their royal High.
a. u &Frince asd Princess t. Joiuvfle They glapy
- Malpportunity ~ addressing yor that tbev nav
Iarticlt AMI grateful thanks not on fcr the open
- tarily "a all 10 the poor A. a suffering
80 on rytng Kindness ana attentive courtesy b.
liver " tine village, hgh and low shown Nv All
- famlly, and troy afectionately pray that IL
~ God of us all, rich aud roor " have your
-. Y ysus fafufiy evcf N Hs bdy keeping
i6ehN'f n MI the inhabitants Of the village OF
! n. ascsonsy OF surrey
WV. GRO. BRETT. Chairman
Nv msa cisAr voice, ~ tramuo,s with emo
4. gs wAl tAe depniation. said that, among al
~ .ef inex,< ne felt great consontipn AZ this e..
=, n n ecfpx the art " her negg hbors and that
rnerhfAnco % that DAY would never be ctiaced
teF memory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
The Army In Successful Motion Under
lis New Leader.
CAVALRY FIGHT NEAR BALTIMORE.
&C., &c., &c.
Hnnsgnr. Juta ~. I-s.
morn rny pabisha~ tts fes5.ifG

Hafrs0mr, iute ~ iss3
mo A-ertogw this norrmy paslsha. sss fco.ss
paragraph
portfn ~ tho prr n-'swus o.yairy rssis~.s.
wtleh were saitusi a Westminster. t~sn,y svh, rf~s
from the city, alacssd yei~dag ~ fahs eafsfy.
a. 4 running arh, snsaas, ~ -hich eavsfy
chased 70 s,hn " tbs ciiy, bit ss~ n ~.
e.sa, bmsui reglring Il hoafausfiess.
fAtsr ~ the syenaBs u fspyrtoi inst . sgnsf~r.
able iotos rebsi savAiyy sssDssng ,svsras ga
city ~ thu tefrt0wa foaf. M preaocert~i sssi
80 immediately given. so NJ members q sts rssa
knasue. promptly rss~pt'ef II shsr aFrer~Tt h~fd
qaaters resolved sfd fnvrhsf - ~ barn.
eaass Tao yvuurts~-- ~hh ~nrh The e.n
s-ersd Esaly e,~fitsse - their rs'rsi.m 40
courage.
We grsiiar> ~ ~ abs " ssneanes ths, sh~ Ar~y
u tts pofonae rapf AL suoesssfgi vo,,gn us1s,
Hs s~ commander. Nsgr Gessni hesSa. Tbs stafsftsr
n lt9 naveu~us sses -ri ~i.fy M os.aasry ~
m vsw ,kl ard geof flsfmstf ~ IA o. oasnsnfsr
We fes nat oagts not - srfasn ms gsna usoss
meat Ftssers sgt rss6svs tas,
h-u give rs4s satsfsesys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

Tho trains tho Northern Central Railroad ran this
morning IN Parkton. twenty.sx miles from Baltimore.
Several bridges have bcen destroyed north o. parkion
No appfehenst1ns fclt for tho baltimore and wash
ngton Railroad as Il Is strongly protected The same
may be said a tbe rhIladephia, Wilmington and Bsti
more Railroad The Tunboats are In each Of tho Gun
powder rivers and al Havre de Grace and Bush river
The dslencss Of Baltimore very strong.
All the negroes that DO found without dstlncilon
are impressed into the service and made build
Ing forlfcati0ns
Tho cars from Baltimore TO Frederick this morning
we're Obliged n return after reaching sykevie where
large force Of rebel cavary were tearing up tho
track and burning the bridges.
The tran narrowly escaped being captured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN BALTIMORE.
RAIrtvops June 90 1888
The American contains the foIIo~ing.--
HsAparAsrr.s, slDptE DsyArrsssr.


HsspauARSENs, xiDDLK DsAprssST, |
El0mH AH4Y Cons. bAfrsoaE, June ~, 1873 I
The Immediate presence a rebel army hin this
department and In the state MARI Land, requires
military necessity, rcsoft 70 all the proper aud al
mca1s u defence and security Ibis security "a ~ be
provided against known bostcs AID opp sIsn 10 tho
lawful and national from every quarter and
IN every form. Traitors and disafect@1 IorNOla With
must be restrained aud made contfb0te 10 tho
mon safety vhlo The enemy ia front W be met ADD
punished Tor this bid invasion.
Martial law 10 thereinre declared and hereby cstab
fshed ID The city and county o. baltimore aud All ths
oo9utiss n the western shore u haryand
The commanding general gives assurances that To a@s
fens lon Of the civil government, within the Limit. dsnn
shall extend hsyord The necessities n he cccas0n
Al he ,yi cogrtS tr,bunas and f-es funttoaasiaa
o. state county OF city authority cntinp~ N ths
discharge q THAR duties n time q peace, ony " no
way Interfering Nth the exercise N tho pred nAnt
p1~er assumed and erertsd ny the mil tsry aHthtrtiy
All peaceful citizens are felnwtsi 20 femAln etlg al
Their homes sfd IN tba pursui Of their ordinary
thps sycspt they may b. Jass BY sub Get 70
psr.nai services Other nsr@sssry regasio1s sR mN
,ary partaess hereafter.
Al sedtous an. sac N mseht.vous rrsctces tsDdng
" the surcursesm~st " fsbeipn especially pr bib
Al ard vIl trvmpty fasde ~ ohsarvss "a
and treatment rfAtof sanssrouf pursous
rect b. dealt Win aathe r1bNc ststy fray sesn -
reg0ire
y.ten. WHEN the occ.sign fr ths pfoclanstt psxuew
nv ~ ore wiii ne rcd than TIE Fxax
gsrera that hs revDks ns order ar1 fes4fn o.
nofrns, e,ud son ~ eoyotfy Al peace, and goy~rn
meet aastslusd by gnited and kya " pc
DJbEnt 1CHENCK.
M9t~ V@nsra ConuxUd NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

succeeded Mlroy had skirmsh with General Imooden
and killed three. We only had two wounded. We took
thirty three prisoners
The rebels left York this morning. taking the road 70
Carlisle considerable portion Of General Iee's army
has PASSED down the Cumberland valley through New.
VILE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
n EPOETED CAPTURE or A REBE, TRAIN
ny GENERAL PLEAskNTON.

Fnafts1l 70 IH1t 30 ttfN.
Tbr eiiy has been IA fssrept fr sbs ss fs~ ssys
.,s ..r..sAiiy hopday. BusOs.~ Of al Kinds sas
s.. a.a sac yesterday morning, and tbsrs aching
.pssn ., ba, 'hs Is-s from HarwD~rg Al ihs male
,,,.as arc 10 Tho streets sna n ibera sarosA
.l,a.ay TO seq#ss tFoops we're rs@@d here sisos
,.,t.,sav. aff * Ii Z. &aasai u compiets ~ go
hensxAss ne 1901 fssrsas ffsna ilaf sbafg - ths
,,.,s tnas Gsasrs fesassoa snd or forces As gmes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
Ar tho same uniform twice Wills. staying /" Inc
RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
kepiy or Prince Gorschakon 20 tine
American Note-Ths Czar ON Inter-

cpiy or Prince Gorscnakon 10 tho
American Note-Ths Car ON Inter-
alton.
81. PETERSBURG, June MAY 22). 1868
ia not failed 70 place before the Emperor, my
10 despatch that you communicated to
our government and which contains
eward TO Mr.. Day ton, relative to the
entity made by the French government
yernment on the subject OF events In
Emperor, has lively appreciation o.
confidence that the government OF the
esses in his views and Intentions for tho
OF his empire. This confidence our
ewes no has merted, and II IL necessa-
tina, he may complete what he mas
b Majesty a cause OF sincere satisfaction
perseyering Efforts TO direct, with
az disturbance, every part Of his empire
aceful progress, have been tmpa'LaAy
he government OF a nation tosoards 'o"'cn
esy al he Russian people profess the nsosf frienoV
ssIoslons. such proofs cannot but render SIN more
iose the bods Of mutual sympathy which unite the Two
puntrlcs m this Is result which corresponds 100 Won
ah the Vibes or the Emperor for his Majesty not TO
Few 10 viii assure.
HIS Msiety has In an equal degree, appreciated me
'rnness ~ ,oaicA ne government Of the CntSd Stdes
stan s principle Of nerucittos-a principle OF
wh CHI te Meaning is at the present time, out TOO gs
siiteri.sd aud also the good faith with which tue
nited government refuses TO infringe, with re-
ppec t. States rule the violation Of which thar
government would not permit in its own case.
The seera government gives In this an example Of
good faith political probity which cannot but increase
the that our august master bears towards tho
America nation
Be good, Sir, as to transmit TO Mr.. Seward the ex
preston Of these sentiments OF his Imperial Majesty and
receive, &c. COR TCHAKOFF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
THE INVASION.
Operations of the Rebelsin Penn
sylvania and Maryland.
Withdrawal Of the Enemy from the
Line Of the Susquehanna.
The Union and Rebel Armies
Concentrating for n
Grand Battle.
IMPORTANT REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Campaign and Plans Of
General Lee.
Why the Rebels Don't Burn
and Destroy,
as- as- ass

RoUT OF THE REBELS AT McoNNELLsBrRG.
HsRRrruzo, sune 30, 1868
me city is as quic, as though i was Sunday.
The soldiers arc all At their posts.
Yesterday four hundred cavalry, belonging 10 Colonel
pcrceis Command lato Mlrcys. had fight with limbo.
deus cavalry AZ ncconnesburg. defeating them and
driving them through tho town.
ne rebels bad three killed. On our aide two men
we're vounded
We took thirty three prisoners.
rhe rsoe division Of General Early sn Cor York this
morning, tac,ng the road 70 cssisle
Genera Lee 10 nov concentrating his army In the val
lev between shlppsnsburg and Chsmbsrsbarr, evidently
anticipating an stsck from the Army u the Potomac
General EwsIs vsbel corps stll ia front Of Harris
Burg. and may oomnnsnos the stssox - any tirns
EVACUATION on YORK BY THE REBELS.
H.Hmnrrru, rs ynos 70, 1908
md Fni an -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

Major Doane and Captain hckns, Of tho Unsed States
I'm inecrs.
This doubtless tho robol forco which struck
she Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday morning.
u Ia equally certain that II 10 tho rebc forco
which passed northwest Of this city last evening
direction Of Westminster doubtless aiming reach their
forces at York or Gettysburg which gave riao 10 tho
alarm here last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

rAE LAfKNr LONDON MAkKNfs.
boSrOS. Jane Is, fee3.
.,r,ar--vaue uaaitercd moderate business refined H.
go Crssee---l'revoas rates asked yet market N
ea--ismited business 81 AL previous quotations.
Il ,cn rellifg al n small advance for lower sorts
a sfre dap u sale and pricce weak Tsilow--Not
,ssea mated, and rs % a42s. %. r. y z. spot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

THE REBELS REPORTED FALLING BACK.
Bmpsrrorr. Pa, June So-11 A. M.
Generals Couch smith having received reports that
The enemy IL falling back. and there some incica
,lons o that effect General Erwin has been ordered AM
r. advancing ascertain the enemys whereabouts
Our cavalry this morning went out beysnd oyster
Point and found nothing. We wounded and captured
rebel courier this morning.
Although the enemy yesterday afternoon threw some
thirty shells no Injured.
The weather "a showery
pr.m what we can all Ia que, On the line q tho
susquehanua for a distance Of ave miles up and down
INCREASING EXCITEMENT AT OXFORD. PA,
orroRp, Chester County Pa, June 20, 1853.
me excitement At this point " Increasing The mer
chants are moving away ihsr rods
Rebel scouts have been passing down the banks o.
tho susgusnsnna river % tbs Huforf side, and they
have been reporssd far down - Peach Bottom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
MOVEMENTS or rHE REBELS.

FHtAhsgrusf June MI "
fntsesnce has hseu reesives here ~ DAY that Genera
fse AMI ~. staa At carii.lr at eight.
repsi infsniry foros Gas sear To- ne,ning ssogi
fourteen mrle~ 'rm Hausbvrs msrehnf lowsras hat
city. rnsy may oose - v 90 fossss tine h-
Afternoon. An ensAsmsni sb~n sHrsisf 70 tass
place alihos IN may - festfousd urtn tha morptag
m isisgrsph~sHes ar ann,srrug-a aius - ~hel-
line n ihs Peunsyiyasa Eatifosd. m ssrs 49, ~
ming a'so bsi slosly ana osstlously y svod ar
Prise.
rhe Pleading AIR Ne organ = We ssgpoefsts. I'D
generally me B~gss uyss,y "ms's 4 80 ems
OFT 9Th ssrrns apr~Ai v ths afnsra y sna their
beds snd rally tor the ssfsacs n M stas
ben fv'nsd ard Srp~-~t nat there oil - i~enfy
40. sAnd men ssr1ab~f th@rs ium~isleiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
xsw York Arming fbr Dernce.
,44ftvK ORGANIZATION oF THIRTY REGIMENTS IN
xvw YO1sg AND BEOOKLYY
AlnArr. Juno 81. lse

ArsAsr, June 90, 1893
-.vsrror seymour has ordered Inspector Censrai
,ur.y ~ 70 70 Ncw York Immediately and orgaolso
.r,v r. irnenu m that CITY and Brgklyn. They win
srlsi IN ar,ery, ven - infantry pracsos, with
| /. yss n plscsis them ID iortiacAiicns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
MOVEMENTS or THE REsEL GrS. STUART.

ne fof,owins ssarie in'orrason rsaurs " N. rsbsi
cavalry force -hkh crossed uss rvsswac river II ia
posn, ~ Ro.s ea,srasy nlshs h-s bs.n r~~lvss
frosn ysssSsi cssrrymsa r-sialns a Brsssriis,
Ma
ysry uush 70 ~ sssneshn~st " the etssns ne
,.,,s,s asans 10 sbsrs 90 susAsy svsnins sa~gs so
oebosA
c~~sr. ssass wiss Ne rsesl rsves. and t1ss poo
s.ssau u tis s.vsrsss sssnssssss hs1s@.
ms r.ssAs bad -in ihsr sssssssa wssDs. br.~ssrs,
.s.,.ss.oes ss1 ruDss. t~,s.s ssssv pssn<sr.
"a vsc1.y sk.pias Ne fssss lsff rrass seyiA-~d,
a. : AsasGss fysr Nnesirw toafes,
IN. ssYss.na sset says - anie-safsi syao< -
rags pr@nws Is9cwsl ~ Mssksasi, ar4sne snsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
rIlr nEnr1s REpnRTEn FALLING BACK.

The enemy have becn driven back nine miles from No
chanicsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

THE REBELS DRIVEN BACK FROM MECHAN
TrGQITRG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
THE REBEL ARMY CONCENTRATING.

F0W WtWfsur't "a JUNG aVl Is'5s
portion u General lees army has passsd down the
valley towards shppensburs, including about forty
pieces o. artillery. fsougn General Ewoii and
General Early concentrating tb.ir forces Tor an At
tack % Harrisburg, white General Laos army. OF por
too ofn N falling back 20 meet Genersi Msade. I'm
doabtedy there Ia a Messing Of rebel vo1ps lower dwn
the valley.
II secms AZ though the ene@ny had abando red bis do
norstratons Al the various lords for the present
We learn that the general government will app'ni III
general ofosrs command troops IN rsnnsylvania who.
Their militia ~ otherwise. PsgimentAl ofcers wi be
appointed b, tho Governor n the Fiate.
ssnwal Erwin has moved " Troy and got In naak
al the rsbeIa advance before Harrisburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
POSITION or AFFAIRS IN MARYLAND.

1850 ~ A~1r
special de~paich from Baltimore says
A train c@na IN this morning from Unon BYisse tho
western 1rmnus N tho Western Maryland Rallroas
having passed through wss,m'~tss. No rebels had az
pearei am ~here slong tho route
II ~ ssc-rsained tina, large body q rson cavalry
reached gettysburr, ,ook pos.esslon q The town ami
capsared qass nuwsbcs u fsbsls.
tm hoped that sns rebels viii eiihsr be captured or
made 70 beat m lns lorl s2s rcvea
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-28
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CLEVELAND, TENN.

rev y. N. Bradshaw, Principal.
VNnil next Session Of this Institute will commence
j. oil the FIRST MONDAY Of January 1903, under
The direction and professionally Of the Rev. Mr. Brad
shaw, who has hci charge Of Il for the last 10
months.
The Trustees in making this announcement would
most especially appeal to oil citizens who have
daughters TO educate 70 send them 10 this institution
Mr. Bradshaw has had charge Of Tie school for the
last 10 months during which time he has rendered
ample, anf We aght say, universal satisfaction 10 the
Trustees, patguns and pupils. There never was bet.
ter time for neu TO educate their daughters than now
--money q plenty everything farmer taiaes bears
two prices, and the Tuition 70 thia NehoO n the same
thatlt w.a wncn everything was &c low hgires.--
What excuse can there be now for q man who neg
lects 10 educate his daughterf None. Because here
IL Cleveland a healthy locality, we have an Institute
with excellent Instructor, aided BY sufficient corps
Of Assistants 10 instruct oil who may favor Il with
their patronage ! et one eud oil put their shoulder
o.the wheel and build up snch School rs will be- OF
ilcaculable benefit 10 MS and an honor 10 our town -
We have Che bnldlng and we have Teachers
balance deyolyes upon the people We hope they may
noby perform thoir duty.
The Trustees are thankful 70 the ltlgena Tor tho
patronage bestowed upDn Mr. Bradshaw heretofore.
and are glad 10 know that under his administration
OF the Institution has not lost any Of theenvable repu
aio0 II sustained In 'the better days Of the Repnb,
lior