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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

s~We call attention to advertisement
Of pocket book lost.
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Loss Of Life BY Fire.

buHNlo, Ftp. II.
A frame dwelling, on B,wery street,
occupied BY Rev. u. Frazer, was dHToy.
ed BY FIRE this morning. Mrs. Frazer
and four children psrished in the flames
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28
Big Figures.

Somebody has written to Davenport
that the estimated value Of the material
Of the Consultation Office Was Sl0, 900.
That is only one Of . million lies told
IN relation to that affair. The fact 10 that
fifteen hundred dollars would cover the
utmost reasonable estimate of the value
Of the concern, and exceeds thu sum paid
for it BY three or four hundred delArs.
The old Office was purchased BY CAgstt
at public sale for seven hundred dollars,
aud he Las added new material since DOS
sibiy 70 the amount of four or Eve hun
dred dollars. His papss'nevsr paid CT
pensss FOR amy ten consecutive days since
be started it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

Rrcnufr1sa.- .--Capt.. =. 8. Havsns, o'
the Mississippi Marine. Brigade command.
ed by Brig. Gen. A. ". Elicit, is now,
by permission, recruiting in our hospitals
for that service. Many convalescents
who ere more or lss incapacitated for In.
iantry service could do effective service
as = Marine. and the Captain is meeting,
Is he deserves, with good success In dlling
up his company
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

MoNEr raoA Sd Iowa CAvA1RY.-
II the following named persons viii cau
on Erie J. Leech, At the Court House,
they can get ) small sum Of money each,
sent by membsrs Of Co. c, through Lisat.
Wilson:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

Pure IcE.--Mr Collier, who has for
years supplied our city with zoe, has sue
cseded in gathering and storing large
ssppiy Of ice from the Dss Moines river
for next summers consumption. We are
informed that he has the bsst Of ice, taken
from no water excepting the river, and
our citizens can, atths proper time, leave
their orders with him, assured that they
win be furnished with pure, clean ice, ss
good a. that ofany former season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

Nem advertisements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

p Mn. HowELL: Allow me 70 suggest 70
The Fsrry Company ! an thinking they
would mahs money and bsns6t the public,
III they would charge fcotmsn only I've
osnts foe srosliiag ths iver md rataraias.
sss.s HAk1Lrox, LII.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

HWe publish brief extract from
the Ottumxa correspondent Of the Bur
lingtoa Argus = relation to agreat peace
meeting At the former place. We DO thia
simply to place and keep these Peace
Democrats and Armistishers on the rec
ord The reaction has set in 20 strong
that they are already denouncing and re.
pudiating their platforms before they ore
''siss days DID," and fortnight hence
there viii not be . corporafs guard Of
Democrats in Lee county 70 stand by and
advocate the "Platform Of Principles
recently adopted with much deliberation
aad published With great parade by the
Democratic Club Of jackson Township.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-28

- The Conscription Law was adopt'
"a il The House Of Representatives b
tAe ovsrxhslmning vote Of lls 70 d.
ThiSlooks like vigorous prosecution q
the war With mon enough and to spare
Mr.. Chsse's Bank Bill has also passed
By close vote, and under that We shal
have money enough 10 pay the soldisr'
and carry on the war 70 the utter subjn
cation Of the rebels.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
FROM EItkSRURG.

Kirby Smith FOrtifyinS the Water APP
rrOache> to Little Rock-MemplIiS Papers
Suppre>>ed-NO Troops on the Yazoo-
Their Whereabouts COmtraband.
1OUNG'S POINT. La. April ~. (via Cairo.
April 13-)-G Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Ga
Zette. From Mr.. Carlisle, Union man and
refugee from ArkanSas-Who succeeded in es-
Gaping from rebeldom after perilous Journey
down the Arkansas river, more than ln miles,
in an open boat learn thar General Kirby
Smith, who was sent to collect and rporganiZu
the scattered troops Of the rebel Hindman-s
command, has detached a large number of
men 10 erect fortiiications on the river between
Pine Bluff and Little Rock, in anticipation of
speedy attack by onr troops.
An order was to-day issued from department
headquarters for the suppression of the Mem
phis Bulletin and Argus for publishing i'm
portant cOntraband intelligence. Nicksburg
papers OF yesterday say there was a land and
naval attacknpOn Charleston i'll progress The
first gun was fired on the 7th inst The Wing
fears the success of tie Yankees.
The last of the Union troops have left the
SaZoo. / do not consider it proper TO indicate
their detination. Work is progressing favor
ably IN that latitude. All quiet here and at
Lake Providence.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
CANTERBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH STREn,

LOUISIANA Av.. NEAR sixth sr.Es,.
PERFECT CONSTELLATION
BEAUTY. WIT St AND TALENT
Se 1d the ss Fssle Stars and
An ~ HHls 4 EK Eyf,FNa T : 1LL'
Return OF the DfcR 3 f5finF,1s FaRkERo ktEERRori's'
and his pop1aT Bao soon
First of the beautiful musical
r.., ,,.! o.; ;,' ,h',zzs4ThsH 4 4GTAhaHEEi EEPiD1se,
With Miss Julia Mortimer and Mr.. George r. Ete-
'' III i 7hH HIS EffBx JtfIS IS2HMR7TaEzoss RI RFfaEEzRo
MISS ERSsT1sE FRs sTifn 9f bR SG1E, Fx1BrR.
TT MLIEs H2Sf't aN5 Nd @aRiE
MISS KATE m NNoYER.
ept and Attraction not to be squaled;
after weeks of :ul reparation With new scene
ry and appointments, arranged by Mons szollosy,
' LES AM0URs DE DAZZLE!
The fls sts9 seFrfs Mons sEesy
~ H'+, III! 5gfif fikifS fiSbMSSR bRsSb5s,
Bh3EH 39Es1Eo MoEbEET; EbW Films
LA PETITE ELLA,
Forming perfect
COURT OF BEAUTY
MR.. GEORGE R. lDESON
the Favorite Comedian and Comic Vocalist in q
new budget Of comicalities.
"' I MISS JULIA RICHMOND.
The Pleasing Danseuse.
II. W. EGAN,
The Favorite Negro Comedian
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
The Wonderful Juggler and Pantomimist.
j. SYLVAS CLARKE,
The Versatile Performer.
The performance will conclude with the musical
comedietta entitled
La CHALET:
OR, LILETTE'S WEDDING.
Natz Tieck, Young Villsger. 6ev. X. Edeson
Lizette, with songs. 80. Miss Julia Mortimer
Doors open at o'clock.
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 30
cents; Private Boxes. (hOlding sixJ $5.
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
A1missioE-ladies, 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATOHES.l I
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
A Battle Expected near Suffolk-General
Wise Ordered to take Fort Magruder-
Simultaneous Attacks to be Made.

sim oltanP0uS AttaCkS to De Made.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 15.-Maj. General
Dix returned TO his department last evening,
much 10 the qualification of Off icers managing
the affairs here during his temporary absence.
The General lett for Suffolk this morning at 10
O'Clock.
The enemy lin forcel are in close proximity
10 our lines at Suffolk, but no general engage
meDt Is anticipated unless the attack is made
by the UniCp forces. which is more than pro-
bable.
In regard to affairs at Williamsburg the
Cavalier OF today says Governor Wise has
commenced entrenching the other side of Will
liamsb burg. He has orders to take Fort Magru-
der at all hazards, and as he is afraid to make
an assault, he has resorted to digging.
Onr troops Ire in fine spirits. Rebel prisoners
tack upon Washington, North Carolina, Suf-
folk, Virginia, Il louce ster Point ana Williams
burg, or Fort Magruder. The attack on Glou-
Cester Point was 10 have been made by Gener-
al FltZhugh Lee. Those plans have probably
been somewhat intprferad with by the recon =
nosance of the Fourth Delaware regiment and
the Union gunho up the York river.
The RichmCud Sentinel, of April 1nth. has
the following from the Charleston Mercury:
'The government powder works, at Augusta
Georgia, when completed will be the largest
in the world. They are now superior TO any
known. and the powder is fully equal to the
best Yankee or European standard"
The French trigate Geurrirre arrived here
last evening, and fired q salute this morning.
which was replied TO from the water battery
at Fortress Monroe
Evening star., 1863-04-16
add ELLOW ALL.

hDD e oWs HALL.
THIS (MONDAyl EVENING, April 18th,
4ni Er.ry EUtHtHg dtJtag t.iS is+k
SAN DERSON'S GIGANTIC DIORAMIC ILLUS-
TRATIONS OF
THE RUSSIAN WAR!
1t will be shown with ell it's
Thrilling INCIDENTS, COMMANDMENTS
AND SIEGES,
BATTLES ON LAND AND SEA
And ending with the grandest conception of Scenic
Art:
THE FINAL DESTRUCTION AND CSNFLAGRA
TION CT SEBASTOPOL,
pronounced the most successful Illustration of its
Kind ever attem pied in this country
This Die Panoramic Exhibition re presents in the
mcst graphic manner the most importan. events
which dstngu shed the
CRIMEAN WAR;
Moral, InStrpctire and Ente,injHiHg!
Doors open at 7 O'Clock ; to commence at a quar-
ter of o'clock.
Admission % cents children II cents
IT. Re served Seats ~ cents.
GS GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE ON SATUR
DAY at o'cieck ap Ii st.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
OuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.

WASHINGTON CiTY, March l9. 1853,
owners OF steam vessels ipy ted to send to the
Suartermsster Generals ONCE tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders shonld contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material
whether coppered, whether side wheel or BRO.
HeIlers, whether iron copper fastened, size aud
power OF ems ines and boilers and should state the
prlce at which they are offered for long or short
chArler with the estimated value of the vessel in
csse OF loss, or IL case the Government should
Eefer 70 purchase Instead Of chsrtering
orners Ell steam vessels already in tue service of
lne Quartermaster's Derartment are requested to
make make known TO the Department any reduction in
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
- All such tenders should be addressed To the
2IAtermsster General of the U United States At
Warrington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter Oh sale of steamers. :"
when received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endesv0r to reduce the heavy
eInerse attending army transpo tation upon the
ocean and ude waters, by substitut wherever it
can DO 90, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
snose NV employed. II. q. MEI6S, .
mar E jim Quartermsster General.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

Ein amusing little incident occurred during
the late battle at Newtonia The fight being
rather hOtly contested, all officer became yery
thirsty. and repaired to a spring near al hand
10 get draught of water kneeling down he
drank freely, without the aid o a cup. As he
rose from this refreshing spring, he sat himself
fair and square upon his own heels, which
were armed with a pair of tremendous Mexi-
can spurs. The instant he felt the prick Of The
sharp rowels. he thought the enemy we're upon
him and bayOnet entering his flesh When
the top of his syoice, .sOh. 1 surrender / Sur
render
Evening star., 1863-04-16
PERSONAL.

NJ WASHINGTON D. c.. April l3, 1853.
MAJOR KELLY Is hereby notified to call at
Messrs Cowling Il Brothers Livery Stable. on q
street, between 18th aud 18th streets. ana take away
the bay horse be left there and pay all costs in
cured on him, or the horse will be appraised and
sold to fray the same within ten (ln) days from
the date hereof
apl5-5t' A. COWLIN BROTHERS.
AIRS. L. SMITH, Clairyoyant. Test Medium, 90
4Vl south street, Capitol Hill between lst and
ii SITS heals disease by magnetic III with bat little
medicine; and desert has your dsce8sed friends
gets names. also sees our living husbands wives,
and for the unmarried describess exactly the
lovers SO accurately that persons marvel with sur
prise. Mrs 8. forteEf future events in business.
marriages, reads character. Hours from m, g,
till p. m, SittngS II. ap H. lwT
M NO IMPOSITION
MADAME ROSS. Doctress and Astrologist, WAS
born with a natural gift. She tells the past and
future-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages. brings together those long separated.
Cures all diseases; business strictly confidential.
No. 431 street West, between 9th and 7th, near
the Patent Office. The only person that show
: likeness Of future husband or absent fr end in
reality. Ladies 81 cents; gentlemen ST. mh25 lm'
Evening star., 1863-04-16
WASHINGTON THEATER.

w hshINu loN len
p1REdfokAN 5T4 LIAN oPERAf GR.n
MR. CRU has great pleasure in annou acing that
he has ms4e such arrangements "a will enable b m
to i've in Washington
TWO GRAND OPERA NIGHTS
on FRIDAY and sArU RDAY, April nth and 18th .
by his eiittJf OI"ru CGIppHy. OfrheNra and (Ho,ys
(uOw performing in Baltimore. J which mas met
with such raeed success during the ma st Fl 70
months in New York, Bos ton a. Philadepha
MIR. Grau has selected for the qualification of the
well known musical taste of this city two of the
most ma lhcent Operas of the modern repertoire
The immense expenses attending tn g production Of
these operas Mr. Grau is confident, will be fully
appreciated by the citizens and visitors of wash.
ington.
Tie COMPANY comprises
MIME LOR1Nl, the celebrated Dramatic Pr1na
Donna. her first appearaE ce in Washington }
NJ LIE CORDIER, the celebrated Csntatrice
NJ LIE hORENSI, the famous Contralto
Tenori-Si%nori BklGS0LI and MACCAFERRJ
BARTON -<ignori AMO0lO and DUBRAII
Bassi-signori SESINI and BARILI
Conduct' and Musical Director-Sisunr MITZJO
OPENING NIGHT, FRIDAY April II
Verdi most celebrated Opera,
IL TROF4TORE
Debut OF Mad LORiNl in her admirable part of
SECOND OPERA NIGHT: SATURDAY, April 18.
Mozart Immortal Ii sster- work.
DON GIOVANNI, DON JE4N
With the full siren 9Th of The COMPANY
Admission, 81; Orchestra Chairs, s.: Parguette
and Dress Circle, each 81 50
Seats for either of the two nj ights can be secured
at MetZerott's Music Store. commencing to lay
Doors open at z Opera commence at g. apis If
Evening star., 1863-04-16

THE CONCORD GRAPE.-Eriraet from the Re
port Of The Proeeedisgs of the Frat Grotcers'
S0eisp Of Eastern Penasylranta, held at Harrisbnrg
The ''CosooRp," in fact. was the great grape of
the onysntion. It Is. indeed, surprising that q
ways abused should have fought its way success
fully to popular eminence so soon.o
The subscriber has for sale 1t his Nurseries. on
Fourteenth street and at Linnaen Hill, several
thousand Vines of the Concord Grape.
For circular of Grapes and other FRUITS apply at
the \ Eprssry on Fourteenth street, or through the
Pot t Office.
apav 1OsHUA PEIRCE.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
General Foster Reported Well Supplied
and Able to Defend Himself

New YORK, April 1J-Private adyices from
Newbern, dated Sunday, state that a COM
munication has been received from General
Foster, saying that he has plenty of supplies
and believed he could withstand all the force
the rebels could bring against him for three
weeks, if necessary.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
o r FIG IALs
CHIEF AssT oUARrERMAsrER's oryIoI, }

CHIEF ABs'T QUARTERMAeTERs OFHIol)
~ Depot Of Washi1ston 213 G, CORNER lSth st., J
WARRINGTON, B. O., March q, lS6S.>
With view to obtain on short notice and on the
best terms such supplies for the Of this Depart
ment, BY purchase in the open market, 40 may be
required by the exigences Of the service, and not
oth erwise provided for By estimate on the proper
officers Of the Quartermaster's Department, all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Har iware, Drugs,
Lumber Of all escri ptions, Leather, Paints Oils,
Glass, Lanterns, Ship Stores, and such other sup
plies ss known to be psrehased by the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nish this Office weekly with price lists Of the articles
in their line, corrected according to the 1uetus-
tions of the market.
None other than those complying with the above
advertisement will receive orders from this Office
EDWARD HARTZ.
mra 2l.lm Captain and A. @. NJ, U.SA
Evening star., 1863-04-16
An Explosion In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-An explosion oc-
Cured this afternoon in n cartridge factory
corner Of Second and Walnut streets The roo
was blown off and "A portion of the walls de-
moished. Three boys Were injured, two it is
supposed fatally.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

~ The great harbor battery Roanoke has
been formally turned over to Admiral Paulding
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Roanoke,
when supplied with stores and provisions, will
be placed on the active list, and take position
on the NarroWs as permanent gu I'd ship or
New York harbor. We pres ume, from the ap.
parent absence of all intention to send her 10
sea or employ her in active operations. that the
Roanoke is something of failure, and car only
be used as harbor defence.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
An INVITATION OR

AN EXHIBITION OF
"A DiSSOL WING VIEWS,
Comprising nearly 200 Views of . scriptural, His
torica1 and Miscellaneous character, at the Sol-
diers, Library, Judiciary Square, commencing
during the week. Mrs. FowLs viii sing several
Patriotic Songs, assisted by the Sol lisrs' Glee
Club. The proceeds to be devoted exclusively for
the Library. Tickets IS cents. Doors open At n !
O'Clock commencing at tS ap ls-4tf
Evening star., 1863-04-16
DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WASHINGTON, January 25, 1885,
In consequence of the pressure of business at the
War Department. passes for citizens to visit the
Army of the Potomac will be given at the otfce Of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street
Evening star., 1863-04-16
Trouble Among the eLons>horemena and Ne.

NEW YORK, April 15-There has been more
difficulty among the Longshorrmen to-day,
The Irish seem to have determined that the
negroes shall have no more employment The
police thus far have prevented serious trouble
though some minor collisions have occurred
Evening star., 1863-04-16
UmfOundrd Rumor.

sidt rable number of rebels attemptin 10 eros
the Cumberland, within the past few days, at,
false.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

Haroor Defense Bill Passed the Assembly.
ALBANY, April l5.-The New York harbor
defense bill passed the Assembly this afternoon
Evening star., 1863-04-16

STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. s9fkfN
THE STEAMSHIP @&EEnzA
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON Commander,
WILL BE DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW YORK,
Saturday. April Is. Saturday. .....-. May
Tuesday, June 2. Tuesday June IS
each berth, according TO size, situation and accom-
mediation of the State Rooms; all having the same
privileges in the Saloons in regard to meals and
attendance. Suits of apartments for families may
be engaged by speciaNgreement.
Excursion Tickets out and back in the lst Cabin
only, fare and half,
Servants accompanying passen gers, and children
under twelve years OF age half !are. Infants free.
SECOND CABIN.-State Room berths, meals
furnished 1t separate tsbles. bles................$7 $40
THIRD CABIH.-Intermedate State Rooms, pas
sengers found with beds, bedding. table uten-
sils, and good substantial food. $50
sTEERAGE, with Superior accommodate ms -. $50
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in U.
s. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board
For passage apply to CHARLES A: WHITNEY.
at the Office. 90 BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply to ROWLAND 4 ASPIN
WA Ii, Agents, "a South street, New York.
NH 2)-tje9
Evening star., 1863-04-16

~ "Frzzled' hair is all the rage Just at
present, among the bellies i'll Washington. A.
night the ladies cut the hair about four inches
long, then curl it close to the head In the
morning these curls are all combed through in
mess, so that they stand out, frizzly. II have
seen," says correspondent from the city,
''many dark-skinned woman try as hare to
get the kinks out of her hair as our fair ladies
try to get them in.''
Evening star., 1863-04-16

~ Hon. (s'extra Billy'') William Smith, for
merly Governor of Virginia, and a noted NC
since the war commenced has lost his eldest
son killed in battle, has lost one of his OWE arms
In battle, another son has lost an arm, and he
himself is now lying dangerously ill from
wounds received at Frederick As one OF
the leaders IN the rebellion, he seems to have
acquired far more than his share OF glory
Evening star., 1863-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS TkEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUD, near willard Hotel
sDolAlD -.MAHAoIl
THIS EVENING,
Fifth appearance of the eminent young American
fragedian.
WILKES BOOTH. J. WILKES BOOTH.
J. WILKES BOOPH.
Appearance of the Popular, Gifted Actress,
MISS ANNETTE INCE
Only time O.: Sir 4. Lytton Bulwer's comedy,
MONEY
MONEY
MONEY! MONEY
MONEY! MONEY
NONEY!
MONEY
Alfred Evelyn. - Wilkes Boeth
CldIa DOuS las Annette 1nce
Graves. ................-.........Be Ben G. Rogers
BlOunt. NJ Ward
To-ruorrow. Benefit OF
J. WILKES BOOTH
~ Admission 81, Is, and 7S cents. No extra
charge for secured seats.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
VARIETIES! VARIETIESi

VARIETIES! VARiETIESI
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
Fronting on Pa avenue and Ninth At
Proprletors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ham bin Il Co
Stage Manager. .................Jam James Pilgrim
THIS ENENIN.-, ABOUT Z I'm
THE GkAND pC BIC ROPE As0ENSION,
tn, Weather PtT1nitting,
by the intrepid RoP. Walk er aud pantomimist,
NH. HARRY LESLIE
who will max perilOus ASCENSION inciosed in
large sack, from Pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth
street to the topmost peak of the Varieties eaihce
after which he Appears in the eveni KS perform
ance with the boheless gymnast and c0u.ortionist
c w. PARKER
Ada Laurent, Ada Tesman. Helena Smith Wallace
Watkins, Nellie Seymour.
The Vocal Com mbipation-- the Faudev lie Cempany,
The Troupe of Lady Dancers
The Corps de Ballet and the Ethiop an Congress
Our Matinee every Wednesday Afternoon at 3 o
IN . for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Masters and Misses
The Champion Jis + ancer Of the World
MISS NELLIE HOWARD
In an Excelsior Clog Dance. shortly appears
Evening star., 1863-04-16
EDUCATIONAL.

SEWARD INSTITUTE,
- Hon. VIM. 4. eEWARD, President
FEMALE DEPARTMENT-Miss M. Il. HoTCH
I1sa, Principal-The GUNNER Session commences
Apri12' Board, tuition in Enelish and French.
Rsfsreaas Hon. VIM. q. Seward, Rev J. Eells,
D. b., Church on ,hs HiEhts, Bro9klRn; R. g:
and Ivesop 4 Phinney. As Walker street, N. Y.
Florida. Orange county, N Y. ap8-3w
BOhDRNTOWN. N. J.
This Institute is pleasantly locatet on the Della
ware River, 80 miles north Of Philadeiphia It has
been in successful operatio Oh for more than ten
years, and is one of the most fourishing institu.
tions of learning in the country
Special attention is paid to the Common and
Higher branches of Ene eiish, and superior sdvsn.
Drawing, Painting French and Latin are taught
ny experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave Wal
nut street wharf. Philada, At .. m. and 2. 4, "A
and m. Fer catalogues address
Rev. JOHN H. BRAKELEY, A: NJ.
References in Washington Hon C: Ten Eyke,
eena!e; Hon J. N. L Stratton, House af RepreseR-
tatives; Jno P. Polk, State Department.; Jcs L.
Coz, Treasury Department; W II. Van Northwick,
Department. of the Interior; 8. j. Groot, NJ D.
fe l8 2m~