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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22

A broker, whose mind was always full of quotations, was asked. few days since, how old his father was. Well,' said he, abstract edly, Che is quoted at eighty, but there is ev. cry prospect he will reach par, possibly be as premium.
 Why asked the genial bachelor at the breakfast table, the other morning, will the pretty girls refuse to wear the new leathern bonnets which will soon be on the market! There was no answer, SO after polite pause, and blushing at finding himself the object of much attention, he replied, Because they arc unwilling to hide their faces DEFINITIONS FROM NEW SCHooLBooK.- John, what's bakery? "A place where they bake, sir. What's brewery?
 A place where they biew.' What's gallery?'
 A place where there is gals
 sVillaindamhim,' is the name given to the ommander-in-chief of the copperheads in Ohio.
 A cotemporary, in speaking of newly in- vented metallic burial case,' says it is highly recommended by those who have used it.
 GAIN NC STRENGTH. believe we have got hold of an original anecdote that never was print d bt fore. A student in one of our State colleges was charged by the Faculty with hay ng had a barrel of ale deposited in his iolm contrary of course to rule and usuage. He received summons to appear before the Pres' ident, who said: ,,
 Sir, I am informed that you have barrel of ale in your room."
 ' Yes, siH
 .Well. wf.t explanation can you make '"
 "Why the fact is, sir, my physician advised me to try a little ale each day as a tonic, and not wishing to stop at various places where this beverage is retailed l concluded to have Q barrel taken to my room."
 "Indeed. And have you derived any bene. fit from it."
 "Ah, yes sir. When the barrel was first taken to my room, two weeks ago l could scarcely lift it. No,c can carry t scith thS greatest oase.'
 We believe the witty student was discharged without reprimand. At least he ought to have b'el.
 A RIDDLE BY LORD DoxDREARY.-Why doth dog waggle his tail ? Give it up I think moth fellahs will give that up! You thea the dog waggles hith tail becauth the deg 18th stwonger than the tail. II no watn net, the tail would waggle the dog fe-eth,-- that ith what call widale. II l can on!y gecolect him, thall athtonith those two giris thome of these dath.-LOndon Society.
 Tel, mau in single word that he teoks late breakfast.-Atten-u-ats
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22

A TOUCHING TALE.-Two young ladies from Philadelphia were lately spending the summer in Northwestern New York. During their visit they took several long rides with the daughter of their host about the country. On one of these occasions-as they had been travelling some distance, and the day was warm, and as trough of running water stood invitingly by the road side-they concluded to give their pony drink
 One of the city ladies agreed to get out and arrange matters for this purpose. The other! remaining in the carriage, and deeply engaged in conversation, for some time paid no attention to the proceedings of their companion. When last surprised at the long delay, they turned to ascertain the cause, they discovered her trying to unbuckle the cruppe'' this being the name I think, of the strap which passes around under the horses caude appendage) In amazement they inquired-
 What in the world are you doing that for?'
 Why she naively replied, I'm letting this strap loose to let the horses head down so that he can drink
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22
DENTAL NOTICE-
TWENTY-FIVE DO

Mww TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS fs9s, Cash. will, for the next six monts asI1U pay for a full Set of Upper Teeth a 1e Carat Gold, and warranted to fit, and made better than any made for the same price n Hartford, as don't as yet, for the want of business. whip the Cat to get work.
 I will be found at the old Stand whose have been for the past five years. over the Post Of. fee. South Street. Litchfeld.
 Thaakful for the liberal patronage I have received for years past, I hope, by closest ap plicstion to my own business, to merit and re. eetvs q continuance of the same.
 E. CRoSsMAN 1ltssasla, sss. lssa. x-sT
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22

ARTENUs IN FIRGIsIA.-The renowned Ar temns recently strayed over into the rebel lines and while there had some queer adventures, of which the following is fair specimen. He says:
 After travelling spell, I observed a ole house by the roadside, and fe ling faint and thirsty, l entered. The only family found home was likely looking young female gal, whose Johnny had gone for a soger. She was weepin' abitterly.
 Me putty rose bud," sez I, 'why dost thou weep?''
 She made nary answer, but weepsted on. 1 snowy ringlets from her pale brow, and kissed and passyfed her.
 What cawsd them tears, fair maid P arskt again.
 "What," sez she, "brother John promist 2 bring me home some Yankee boans to make jewery, but he had to go and get killed and now l won't get nary bone, and o, it's too bad-boo-hoo- -oo-oo p
 Yes, it was muchlv ? bad-ah, more, too. A womans teers brings the undesind, an for the time being was rebel sympathiser
 Enny father ?" arskt.
 "Only one, but he's ded. Mother went over to see Unkle Reub."
 " Was John putty good brother ?'
 You-John was, o so kind. He was the only boosom had to repose the SC weary he'd onto."
 I pitied the maid, and hinted that she mite repose her weary he'd on ne shirt front-an she reposed. And was her brother John for awhile, as were.
 Ere We parted, I arskt for draft of water to quench me thurss, and the damsel tripped gay ly out of the door to procure it. As she was goue a considerable period, I lookt out of the winder, and saw her hopping briskly forth, ac- companied by 2 secesh cusses, who were armed to the teeth. l begin 2 smell as many as nouses. The putty dear had discovered l was Yankee, and was goin' to have me taken prisoner I frustrated her plans few-l leapt out the back winder as quick as a Pres tidguretater and sich, and when she entered the domicil, she found brother John non ester (which is latin or something) and bef4 hat proceeded much, found me Time repeter nos ester, too. The fair maid, who was Floydt Neece, had hookt it while reposin' on me wes kit. It was hunky watch-a family hair loom, and wouldn't have parted with it for ; dollar and sixty-nine cents ,69.)
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22
David c. Buckley,

HEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE D of all kinds and prices, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bcdsteads and Cofins. Also. Picture Franies Toilet Stands and Sofas made and Sold with neatness, elegance and despatch. Warehouse, West St., Ltchfeld, Conn. ly39
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22

A country editor, praising a successful poll tician, called him cone of the cleverest fellows that ever lifted hat to lady. or boot to . blackguard."
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22
FREDERICK B, SWIFT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Csmmisasner cf Deeds for Every State and
 Territory;
 200 Broadway, New York, If 10 First FlOoR-Rear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22
Wings FarIna Crackers. $
 fE TRY THEM! .as Al BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S. April Eth, 1863. 51
VIM COTHREN.

A IUhNEY and Counsellor at Law, Notary ~ ruohc, Commissioner for the States of Ne1 rork. Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois. - wlscons'CIand Licensed Pension, Bounty @mn ratent Cialm Agent. All business en- trusted to me, will be promptly and fa;thfuIiv attended to- U- s. Tax Sta,nps for saie as @st as issued by Government. ' "N
 Woodbury. Nov. P, 1862. aor,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22
Wm. H. BraInan,

HEALER IN FOREIGN and STAPLE Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware and Yankee Notions, No. 6, West Street, lst door west of the Court House, Litchtield Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22
IsishOp & SedgWick,

~EALERS in DRY GOODS. READY MADE
 Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, Groceries, &c., &c., West Street, LiGChncld, Conn.
 .. '. BISHOP. T. D. sEDd"iCh'
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, Of all descriptions, neatly and promptly done
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-22

U. F. w ALkE EK. Over the Post Office, South-st., Litchfeld, Ct.,
 Manufacturer and dealer in Esidlcs, Harness, Brides, Hdlters, Whips, Laskes, Sockets. Surcingles, Orna-
 meats, Trimmings, dc.
 Rossran,s Oil Hacking Fer preserving, softening. and renewing the sppearance of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. Made to order all kinds of double and sin gle Harness Of superior style and workman chin. and of the best material. 3m9
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

/ Important from Mexico.
SITUATION oP THE JuARz poRcEs-rHR
FRENCH To BE RESISTED TO THE LAST
. DITcH"-THE JUAKz MEN WANT ARMS.
RroE the Washington Republican.
The following extract from letter just
received In New York city from Mexican
gentleman, formerly occupying high diplo-
matte position in Washington, will be read
with interest:
'.SAs Luis PoTosI, MBxico, July Ia, 1858 -
The condition OF affairs here l. more emcour--
aging. This situation is much the same as
during the last civil war from which We had
so favorable an exit, except that now the
traitors and rebels have with them twenty
cd enthusiasm and determination on the part
Of the mass Of the people.
1.-THE public opinion 10 very determined,
and al the same time the French and the
trsitors are making the greatest blnnders
and mistakes. | think 1t is very likely that
before this letter rerches you, monarchy
will have been proclaimed in the City Of Mex.
ico. The French have commenced by declar-
ing thst the City OF Mexico is the Repub bic,
and that the indians are not Mexicans. |
will not attempt to give you any details
Their plans will all be duly exposed by and
by.
| "Mr. corwin remains In the city Of Mexico,
and DOES not aeem to be disposed to come
here, as, now that this city Is the capital Of
the Government to which he is accredited,
he ought. His Secretary OF Legation wsnt
TO the official ball given at the palace 10 For
ey and Saligny. Mr.. Ssugher, the Peruvian
Consul, also attended in his court dress. For
this act his exequater has been withdrawn
by the Government.
IAN persons of any note have left tina
city Of Mexico, some for this place, and some
for other points in the interior.
"The permanent deputation OF Congress,
and many members OF Congress are now
here The feeling on all hands is one Of de-
termination to resist the French to the last.
Had we the arms, The Government could put
one hundred thousand men in the field"
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

LETTER fRoM Mr. NBNNiNuER
The following letter from Seeretoty Memminfer TO
sena or Hunter, relatiye to the currency, is pub
lished -
TRRAsuAY DEP'r cokFEDRaArE frArgs AMERICA,
RIOHNOSn sugust u, lsu3.
Hon. RI. II, 7. HUNTER, Loyds, Va. -
SiR-un reply to your inquirer about the finances
seud 20 deused stat mt OF the Of 1rea su-
nv otes Of tue fandng operations ohe Trcas ify
You viii tOm this statement that thu funding has
been emiuently ssfui, aud you will learn also
that the bunt Ct outstan lug Treasury stall
with in tho mts Of the deprec ation which reported
mated the amount Of circulation which the country
eoid prob hi bear Of $500 OU0O.
Too statement now made shows that tn Q ontStAnl-
ing Tre.sur- rutes us.d general currency
aim rs; 10 three times this but when 1t Is
s;drrA i.at very large pert ion Of these notes
to MisssIpp 1t will he apparent Tat in the
Attant sta tie esimlte uf three to IS rgth
over than uniet The mark The ALsorban;s arc nov
added VIII Oh viii Keep down IKE excess new i.Aues
-na1eyi 'hc faNes nnd the sale Of cotton honns, Al
whsn tn TAX iu kind begins To contribute It's portion
to the support Of the there Is ry to be-
iieye thai the clrreacy u4l ba vel sus1a ned
Il is ohvous, frO- tn Is statement that the popular
motto OF tmlting the value the currency by u
comparison III gold, Is al osrihor AllRclous, Tor
VIII the aetnai volume ofeurrency has not been in
creased ihrsa fold its proportion to gold at
than double tn Il amount The fact isns well know
that situated as are, god is as much commercial
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CHANGE OF HOUR.

Philadelphia, WILMINGTON and Baltimore
Ek M I'LL III
( and. after MONDAY, Jan. 9th, 1855. Passenger
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
VOC BALTIMORE, at 400 tRxpress, Mondays exssptsdl
no. II S5 a. M tBrpress.l p. m. II nj. night
- CHESTER. At 6lb. lbs am aud LIS >, $50
SIS, IL SO an. &c., so aud ". 90 p m. II N. night
DO NEW CASTLE, At SIS a. M, $50 p. IN.
de DovsR. at s.l5 a. nd. 80 pm.
40 hILrcxp, at SIS a. m
90 skIissusy, at h.16a M
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
sa'x nALItsoRE: at $50 A. M, 1910 IN tRxprsssi)
So lhxpresil 6-s3 and sss lRxprsssl pm.
80 WILMINGTON. at s. 100 os g. M, Il ~, p. N
10, geo and il.so pm
ss bALrsxpxY, at lis D. u
80 Mnrokp, at 4.hs D. m. M
90 Dovnk, ALSO a. IA. xxd 6. 20 pm
80 hEw CAsrLR, at s.se =. m. and ~ Pm. ~
VaaE sa. at 40, sto e. n $3.50, eof,
Lssrs Baltimore 70, Salisbury spd intermediate ssoH
at s$ sad 6. IS p. N
Leave bsiiimore for Dover and intermediate stations
sRaIss FOR BALTIMORE
t&Avk CHrsrnR at - a. M, sss I'm
90 WILMINGTON at 8. 90 As a. m, 126 D. N. Il IL
w,,, r, N and 90 AM
lows:
Ls@ve Philaselphis for Psrry,ili. and Intermediate
aces at 100 p NJ.
leave Wiin,iagton for Psrry-ins at ss1yn.
Lave wilninston for Phiisdsiphis AHd inierxeaiAi
ssstays only At 400 400 m. from Phils to Bait
- 80 p. m from Baltimore TO Philada.
ian. o, % WIN sT.ARfs. sspt
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

On and after MONDAY, Sept 2sth,
1868, the Steamboat
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
MEADE'S ARMY.
Expected Rebel Raid through the
Shenandoah Valley.
.Heavy Firing at Bealton, g., &.

WASHINGTON, SIP. 2sth 1868.
1t is reliably reported that ths rsbsls have
concentrated forcs som. ten th,usani
strong at Mount jackson, with thu design of
making raid through TIE .Saenan loah
Valley.
Heavy artillery firing was heard this mora
ing at Bealton, supposed to bs at Ricco IN
Ford. No particulars.
DEPARTURE OF. GENERAL HOOKER FOR tbs
FIELD.
General Hooker lett Waiiii y.in this nor
ing to assume the comm1nl - th+ | ill Il
which he has been assigned.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

Boris POTTS.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL
Young Himioi Potts
Lovei Sally Bolts,
dsnsel pretty, plnrp and rrudsnt.
Miss Boit- male bonn.ts
And pult. made sonnet.
Likewise Of l.w lie was student.
VIII 10 SILLY slept,
Poor kiptUd wnpt,
nor eouli his ttrsnAae awake hor;
And he Suspected
She wxrsf rt-d
More fsrorab'y 10 etubbs, the baker.
John stHbhn p. cvaiied
where Niinrud ia led,
Deosuse the & rmes did nrt daily;
pe-wlthont stop ping,
The question popping
Soon won the hart u charming Sally.
In all things thus,
1t to us,
Success attends the the man ihst'ssTe dJ.
So h-sie this hour
To BgsTsIr's TowgK,
II you observe your Goat locks 81 cdJ.
The largest aud Iso.t complete assortment Of Ready
made Cloihing, in PhadelphA, rellng at reduce
prices,
TOWER HALL,
SIS Market Street,
BENNETT & Co.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

FROM THE SOUTHWEST.


oAPruRs OF COLONEL rHuasToS POLK.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2s.-coloncl Thurston
Polk, formerly itet States Senator from
Missouri, his wife and two daughters, were
capture at Bolivar Landing, Arkansas, GU
the 18th, aud delivered to General Buford,
commanding at Helena. Polk WAS Gener al
Holmes Ju iss Alsoc ,te-G4usral, aud was
with the Rebels at New Madrid, Corinth,
Iuka, and Cold Springs.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
MAraied.

Or wsdursday the Esd inst IN Laurel. by the Raw
4. Wallace. CHlRLss W erow Bsq Of Bait more Nd /,
Miss Jennie. oil est daughter Of the late THEorHt
Ira cotLiK., Esq OF eussux Co. Delaware.
On the 10Th inst, at rhils ,ipha by the Rev. r. G.
Astaek. Capt ]. PiEk. PosrLK-. U. Vols, and Miss
Iadis, daughter Of WN bonn B.Q Now Castle
Delaware.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

by ,hs law Of xems d aud supply. As havs already
M - ~ W, NneA' nha oetn Anvtu
mnea NOR. Is,spe q s-!ur whsu 'hsir p1e
sints ined itself al this ratio wnch ths outst diup
Issues indiestr You wi perceive by The snt. ment
there has boon funded IN bonds ~ le7e to which
~ 100 ooo mose ,rti,b srs W, in ,h hsnds ~ ~,
rr asury OH to be funded making in ali about
~ ,oovoo. Asd 20 IRIS tio4t.aoo, deposited 10 the
n,e prs sA,i iosn, snu We nave an aggregate :"
neaiy Fsisrvv,ooo ~iihdfswn rom me currency.
az .rsssssi 80 ~ o X is,s, 80
what rsn,s,t M ihst ,hs Y,nps s,"rn,nsn, nnid
Ing their circulation aud according statement pub
listed in Hunts Merchants Magazine for July, they
100000.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
1ea

On Wednesday. 2srd Of September, George Tunnell
Of PhsaePhis, forn erly Of Gssrgstown, sassux Co
Delaware.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
Latest News.
CHARL Il . ON.
Our Troops Hard at Work on Bait e.
ries Gregg and Wagner.
Preparations for the Bombardine mt Of
Charleston,
&C., &C., &c.


BALrlsoRg, Sept. %, 1873.
The steamer g. R. sptI' Ting arrived At
Fortress Monroe yesterday, With dates from
Charleston bar to,Prilay III ,rniug.
Nothing important h,i occurred.
General Gilmore VA still aotiv ly eng ag-
cd in erecting sisge guns.
Boisterous weather interfsrsl with nav al
operations.
The health Of the army ani navy was
good.
PosTscRirr.
4 IL o'clock r. NJ.
The army unier Major Gsn4ral Gilmore, is
hard at work RENE Icing bltteries Gregg
and Wagner. and are making rapid progress
towards Completing the fusl srr,ngsments
for bombariiug the ,ity Of Charleston and
Fort Moultrie.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
Ell Y ID E 81
Celebrated
HOOP
SKIRTS

chants, who always keep them on hand:
JAMES CRIpPEN,
New Castle, Delaware.
WIN. REYNOLDS & CO.,
Newark, Delaware.
J. F. WILLIAMSON,
Newark, Delaware.
J. D. HAMILTON & CO,
Smyrna, Delaware.
]. II. BREWLEY,
Smyrna, Delaware.
HALL & HAZEL,
Smyrna, Delaware.
]. II, PRIMROSE,
Smyrna, Delaware.
W. W. sCHUDY,
Smyrna, Delaware.
sPRUANCE & McGEAR,
Smyrna Delaware.
t. HARROW,
Smyrna, Delaware.
YANDYKE & MATHEWS,
Odessa, Delaware.
CHARLES TATMAN, Jr..
Middletown, Delaware.
JAMES A. DUNNING,
Dover Delaware.
WALLACE & BURTON,
Dover, Delawase.
Pr. CAUSEY, Jr
Milford, Delaware.
B. D. ANDERSON & SON,
Milford, Delaware.
c. j. HALL & CO.,
Milford, Delaware.
WIN. L. JUMP & CO.,
Milford, Delaware.
JAMES II. REED,
Milford, Delaware.
WILLIAM e. JUMP,
kenton, Delaware.
ID. l.. GRIFFITH.
Milford, Delaware.
H. L. THOMAS,
North East, Md.
SAMUEL PATTERSON, Is
Havre-de-Grace. Md.
j. s. HAYES,
Middletown, Delaware.
f. DARLINGTON,
West Chester, Pa.
ELLIS SMEDLEY,
Chester, Pa.
4. C A. HARRINGTON.
Harrington. Delaware.
L. C0LLINGS.
Ncw4ss Delaware.
And number of other nic.,han;s, whose.
names are not down. Call for
KzYE. Els
Patent Spiral Hoop Skirt,
and take no other and you viii get the hest
in the market.
yyVE. III. sFYps3. AGENT.
scpt5-tf WILMINGTON, DEL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
CAINsEVAlN'
- CALIFORNIA WINE BITrERS.

A, the u Cafonis Inc 70 destined ercluds su'ife
rom our nd.i al copoani, made ON scohol snd other
afag deeeous 90 aesib 0! our Lieui. nave sus
% sI . o otter 20 the rublc - -.- -
! FILTERS MADE Our Or PURE NATIVE CALI
tORNiA WINE.
wh 20 an agreeable tSe sht combine all the tonic sud
.yi siiug rrlg.rls Of those Kind Of beverages without
OAi qua tiles Of thst msi- out OF Acono Ae
ArcYtilng 10 ihof ~ls-es uasr ~ the pgbc ~
.ch wair,u, h composed Of beat Nsuve Ciiioni
Mo. Ia which LSv- da.ed he ,thy Aromatic paus.
ce.le 10 it.nien o. Dugsts Phys tns, AMI Chem
it. 20 rsao Bffl sLd they viii nld them fesTr
tsntei We ccuhdcut thst orr
CALtFORNiA WINE BIT1ERS
viii take p.ec tbose uo1ious compounds and that
.ho gu.le - general VIII ur bench.ed oy
sAiNSENAIN BIOS,
Sole Propnrors
The m.nse popularity u ths product hes ia the pace %
t, y.t. taken 10. rbcvc =. oAe biI. 10 Can
lfl Oi-. H. Bflt.h CO,uubi nd all tie Pacific Cost
t Ls dstsrni. "A sic, the Agency for ~ Ntsud-
Mr,.r sAlNs.vktN Bros VITO have slfeidy conalcd 10
ns the Agency o. 'hcif Mires.
Esch ipgs sLi. o,mug iom California VIII oiins re
ot u eif aost popular bry-ragtne sAuieyrn Nir- BIT
'sf, CESAR AUG ROBERT. 40. - Cein''t.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

all PRINCIPALS, School Officers, and
~ H.so. OF EsnlIe. who seek TEACHERS fol any Dc.
p.,neos OF Instruction may OBTAIN reliable particu.n
w-!l-Qa aided caGGGstes at tie AMEa sChOOA ANsA'
No. Jso broa9wsy.
P.rrnts arr supplied with Circal,u Of good Schools
Teach who dusite engagements ars Invited 10 ca
kEFsREScLs: FacGS, AAAcr't Coieee. fsoi J. y, ror
,- Yale. PtoL PItaan Dartmouth, IrsL Greene. brcwr
Uuiv,r.ty. Psoi Phelps, No1a school, Trenton, ~ Jl
Me.r. lyl'o. faiEnsy Co. s4i Barnes bus', r9oasH
!sfi sss Toy y T. CircalA se9t VIXEN applied Ter VIA
.tsnp 4. ;. NOODMAN Co., Educational Agents,
No So Broadway, SsT-fOk City.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Proposals

MEDIcAL pvRygYoas Oyytcx.
NO norm Sth'st., fhILADKLPnlA, July 20, l0Da
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received an IN
~ q O'Clock M. FRIDAY 7th Of AuQn,t r~.t IN,
fern4hnz the Msdicsi Department u. g. Army with 500
IROs BEDSIEADS .oo1ea.sst bottoms, 10 incLss hisb
tfsst inches long aud feet Inches wide.
H. MURRAY, SaFooo1 y, e. y, Medical Pr;rc.or.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
SPECIAL PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.


Instructed by Yale Grsdu.te Latin and Greek aramnA
sud Oonpo.on-An extra hour daily In each ella" u
sixteen sow preparing :, enter Yale in 1854 Students ther
ousaly 6'.si FOR aaJ College.
GRADUATING COUR.Es-A Special Graduating course
of Study l. prescribed for Ladies' Students who pursue hs
study aud bear s.ie.ory examination will receive d.
plous. rrg.d The time occupied Twenty Ladies Gs
now 10 the senior ca's.
MODERN LANGUAGES This Depsrtnnen. 10 uneer sbs
super ion OF hfsass native Teacher Whose whole time
il yoted 70 correct knowledge OF the FrsnA
and German Arsuages
MUSICAL DEPARTMEET.-Those ees'fn; inssruci'a
10 tbs D-ps;,uett will receive the most scientific tanne
oua 40 abi- corps Vocal and instrumental Teachers ul'
surp..sed fscili,ie. are saordei IN this Department.
Sixteen hrstca. Professors and Teachers giving hsh
TO make hi. ,hs pest School Ia the lsnd Seven sa
as Professor. married and I've with their families IL tie
Iase,e With ,ss pGpA THIS syes wstcaiu ss'e over ne
pupils that cannot ohs Wis be secured.
special p,in. with the moral and religious insrue
ou OF tho Pupi. large m.jeity Of whom sie protesting
Christians
Twenty pupils are instructed free Of ui.lon In the Normd
clsss
All the Students are required tsxe forty minusS daily
regular sIercisc-ths gentlemen in misIy drii under a
experienced dnistes; the iadea in gymnsscs under ~
! sIDeiieuosd gymna't
Tn excellent reput,,on which The Hudson River Instnss
has fr years enjoyed the result Of It's high sandsris
,eAosrhp moral and ree discipline. charming sna
brsay location placed t siIensy in the from. rsns
of .aue4ton institution, la this county FOR Catalogues
address ne Rev. ALOSZo FLACK, a NJ,
PrIncps. Clsvsrsck, n. z.