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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-02
THE ANSWERING HEART.


BY JOHN WhllNlbh'
Her window opens 10 the bay,
On gistening llsnt or misty gray
Aud there at dawn and set Of day
In prayer ahe kneela
"DeAr Lord,p she saith, ''lo msny nome
From wind and wave the wanderers eo'ue'
only see the tossing foam
OF stranger keols.
Blown out and in by Summer gales,
The stately ships, with crowded Sails
And sailors leaning oeF their rails
Before me glide;
They come, they go, but nevermare
spIee.laden from the Indian shore,
see his swlft.winged Isidore
The wAves divide.
o Thou with whom the night Is day
And one the near and far away,
Look out on yon gray waste, and ray
Where fingers he;
Aliye;perehance, on some lons heach
Or thirsty isle beyond the reach
OF man, he hears the mockiug speech -
or wind and sea.
O dread and cruel deep, reveal
The secret which thy waves conceal,
And. ye wild seA-birds, hither wheel
And tell your tale.
Let winds that tossed his raven hair
message from my lost one bear
Some thought of me, last fond prayer
Or dying wall
Come, With your drearieHt truth shut out
The fears that haunt me round about
oaodl can not bear this doubt
That stiles breath.
The worst is better than the dreaJi
Give me but leave to mourn my dead
Asleep in trust and hope, instead
OF life in death!'
II might have been the evening breeze
That whispered In the garden trees
Itmisht have been the sound Of seas
That rose and fslli
Bat, with her heart, II not her ear,
The old loved voice she seemed to heai
await to meet thee; be of cheer,
res oil 10 wall ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-02

do AmafluNM dU 10 -, " -. ~ :
IA "a s.I iO4, 1874, 1874 2ta, Oil oiothE tMass,
puas' Curtains, RodA, Druggists, 80
w. have also for sale Patent ANTT-MorH CARPET
A. To parties contemplating iurnshlng, We respect.
fiv All a examination believing that our assortment
iii conn fayorably with those Of larger cities.
NAA 49, GRANVILLE W0RRELL,
..heo-Im 220 222 Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-02

LOWS Brown Windsor Soap aud variety Of peri9msrf
sa,I nsl tors, sos Market ST. iulyis-1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-02
,wsToRE YOUR mEALTHi
CRALM FOR THE AFFLICTED
MRS. DIR. FOSTER,
No RIe WEST FRONT STREET,

wIIuIRaToN, DELAWARE,
,n,as ,n tha citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity,
SaI shs s continues the practice Of Medicine IN az 10
, ana ia prepared TO treat old ohrone ceseA
h coi5s Rhsumatlsm Neuralgia Eryspeasi Spinal
An eons Dyspepsia Hyssra ssIons soa me s5 as%SI nS
s,antion 10 the treatment Of diseases OF lemalea
ssssa . hS s1sepnS 81 Psnp
~ h,, InIvertty and her Diploma may bo seen at nef
ofes. she invites the afflicted 20 sal and see her a.
shs charges nothing for advice ana ron ho ~
| can Anofo 'noN 49, nslB-f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-02

Nina pa PosfRR has sold hundrsds Of boxes Of her soe
h,atad PILE AND BURN sALVB during the nay
apd has erected eurss In many Of the most stun
h' r.seS ii never falls 10 cure the Piles, ano vii
I'VE ont re in ten minute She ehallenEen me medsAi
maternity TO produce an artiee
prope'us'' PRICE as CENTS PER Boxl
SOLD by henry R. BrnEhurpt Market street below ~
~ r. sIxth snd Market sts. wilminaton DEL oeis-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-02

CARPET 8, OIL CLOTHS, mATTINss,
RUGS, .m. r
STAIR RODS. &c.
We have now open our new patterns OF the above
uAmad goods They are direct from the Manufacturers
5FIR TED A ID ORDERED By UB, and comprise the
haat ansorttn e Of Eagsh and Ap'ereap Carpets, &e
sysr offsred in tls city. WE SHALL BELL AT THt
fnVyEsr MARKET RATES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-02

HOW TO MAKE A WATERFALL.
Take four pounds of rags and q bunch OF
shavings,
An old tin pan and bunch of straw
Then steal an old hat of somebody's leavings,
And swear its your own to get clear OF
the law.
Next get an old stocking and stuff it with
paper,
And if it's possible, put in a molei
Then get some old china and nutmeg crater,
And make them all up in a nice little roll.
Put all these things in net OF red,
And glstening beads must cover them all,
| Then fasten it on the back Of your head,
And you have Glove Of waterfall"
Madder colors red. That is the reason
why, the madder one gets, the redder he
grows.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-02
The sack Ta1-An Important Change.

It is rumoured that General CANRY has deter
mined to annul the State tax upon sales and
gross receipts for the year 1866, imposed by
the LEGISLATURE in December of that year.
This report will, it is hoped, be found to be
literally true General CANDY has already
shown. that he understands the necessities of
our position, and that he is willing to give our
people relief; and he will richly deserve the
thanks of the community, if he cancels tax
which is of doubtful constitutionality and
greater burden than our merchants can bear.
To enforce the collection of the back tax would
be to ruin many Of our business men, who are
nevertheless able, at present, to meet their
current taxes They can meet the taxes OF
1867 and 1858; but they did not expect, and
cannot pay, an eIorbitant tax, for year the
operations OF which had b en- completed when
the tax itself became law. General CANDY
has doubtless considered these things carefully
and deliberately; and such consideration
could not we'll result in any other thing than
the immediate repeal of the tax. These, per-
haps are the grounds Of the current rumor,
of which speedy and favorable confirmation
is anxiousy desired by every maa who has the
good of this city at heart.
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tons arc for various objects, such as MISSION
houses. educational funds, universities, increase
of church property schools, payment OF debts, &c
The New Orleans Picayune reports the sale at
auction of the three Confederate iron-clads which
have been living so>iong in tho rlver-the Ten
nassss Nashville and Usage. The amount real
;zed was $4,000, and the purchaser John Arm
strong. One of these vessels, the Nashville, lies
snnk near the bank. Two of them the Tennessee
and Nashville, were celebrated Confederate rams
the former. almost unaided and alone, commanded
bv Admiral Buchanan, having encountered and
fought the immense Federal fleet Of iron and
wooden ships commanded by Admiral Farragut in
Mobile Bay The machinery of these vessels is
said to be very valuable, aud the purchaser will
doubtless realize very handsome amount from
the sale.
The English papers, after an unaccountable de-
law are calling attention to the case Of Colonel st.
Leger Grenfen, an Englishman, who was oon-
spicuous figure in the Confederate service, and
who, after resigning, was arrested II Chicago I've
beleve) on suspicion Of being engaged in blan to
release Confederate prisoners. For this he was
tried BY q military commission and senten ed to
death, bat the sentence was afterwards commuted
to Imprisonment for life, at hard labor, on the
Dry Tortugas. The offenc, for which he was tr.e0,
and the tribunal that tried him, are alike unknown
to law, and it is very wonderful That the British
Government has 1t interpossd Ia his behalf long
since and in peremptory form.
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New Books.

SPEcULUM for looking into pamphlet entitled "Ihe
Negro: by Ariel" By OPuCIAN.
This is reply to the pamphlet on the Negro
by ARIEL, which has already become famous.
1t is written by gentleman in tho country
and was ready for publication at about the time
that Mr.. GIRARDEAu delivered an address upon
the same subject.
'OPrIoIAS" argues that ARIEL is an advooate
of negro suffrage, and that his assertion, and
attempted proof that the negro is a beast Is no
more than the setting up of "a man of straw,
who may be knocked down by whoever pleases
to show that the negro is strictly and truly
human being. ARIEL, he says, denies the ne
gro every privilege because he is beast; II
then it is easily shown that the negro is not
beast the objections against him are made OF no
value and Importance. "OpTIoIAS" follows
the general thread of ARrEL's argument, and
has given on ineligible reply to that which was
not too intelligible.
The pamphlets is for sale at JOSEPH WALKBR's'
Broad-street.
I sEAr1sE Oh THE TACTICAL USE OF THE IHREE
AsMs: Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry. By Fran
els J. Lippit. ex-Coonel Second Infantry Cali
fornia Volunteers. New York: D. Van Nostrand,
No. 1872 Broadway, 1865.
This, as its name indicates, is q treatlse upon
the tactical use of Infantry, Cavalry and Ar
tillery, each arm being discussed with regard
TO its powers of offensive and defensive action
In addition to the Information derived from
theory, the author has had the information that
only experience gives, and as consequence
this treatise is the clearest and most conpre-
hensblc analysis of the art of war that has
been issued since the appearance OF the fa-
nous work of Marshal JoMINI. The treatise
has but one drawback; and, if the author will
in future editions cease from calling the Con-
federate troops "rebels," hi, literary offspring
will receive, at our hands, unqualified praise
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Reduction of tho Regular Army.

Whatever be the qualifications or shortcom-
ings of General GRANT as Presidential can
didate, be has certainly shown deal of prac-
tical good sense in his administration of the
War Department Following out the policy Of
army retrenchment, inaugurated by himself,
he has just issued an order, published in an
other column, reducing all the regiments Of
infantry to the minimum allowed by law, which
is fifty men to company, reducing the gene
raj recruiting service by breaking up all eG-
cepting four principal rendezvous to each arm
cavalry and infantry-and by mastering out
all volunteer officers excepting the commits
sioner and disbursing officer of the Freedmen's
Bureau This reduction will bring the strength
of the army down to about $4,000, or ! 900
less than the present aggregate. If tie &lcu-
lation that it costs the Government 81 ,000 900
per annum for every 1000 men be correct,
here is reduction in the public expenditure
of at least Sl0OOO,O 600 per annum. This step
of the Commanding General will prove an emf
nently popular measure, as the great body of
the Northern press and people are already
heartily sick of the ruinous expense Of main
tanning great garrisons in the Southern States.
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WE ARE GLAD to see that movement in
Congress is expected during the present week
10 reduce the circulation of the Northern ma
tional banks, and distribute it among the
Southern State banks which have not been
able to secure any national circulation, and to
enable capitalists to como down and open ma
tional banks. The feeling is so strong against
any increase Of national bank capital or cur
rency that this move is to be resorted to as the
only one having hope of success.
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M EErlM G S..

sOLOMON's LODGE NO. 1, A.. f.. NJ.
TTNHE ANNIVERSARY COMMUNICATION WILL BE
holden in Masonic fInll This Eusnn9 the I'd instant,
at seven o'clock. Members requested to be strictly
puncual. fs in aedi ion to tho usual business, tho
nual election OF officers will be held.
By order of the W.. NJ. r. II. WERNER,
December IL Secretary.
CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER COBI-
PANY, MOI.
TTNHE MEMBERS OF The ABOVE COMPANY WILL
i attend their regular meeting. at the usual place, This
(Mond0y) Evening December 3D. 1867, at 7H O'Clock.
By order of WM. d. DAVIS,
Decerlber2 Secretary,
PALMETTO STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY.
A TTl3ND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
n the Company, This AIondsy Evening, the I'd inst,
at half-Iast o'clock precisely.
GJ- T. W. B. o. H.
By order ". H. ARMSTRONG,
December Secretary.
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upper districts join in an alliance whose object
is her destruction. The State must support
the City as tho City supports the State and
both City and State must support any move
ment that has for its object the overthrow OF
the plans and purposes of the "Railroad trl-
angle" This can be done; and, by united ell
fort, and by taking an enlarged view of the
necesstiOs of the times, it will and shall be
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+ @ R SALE,

OLOOP FOR sALE.-THE sLooP "BIRo."
y with all her appurtenances in complete order. -
burden will cary ten 0) cords oak wood, 500
bushels Rough Rice. Can be at Peters ship iard,
just North or Bepnets Mill. Apply there. to Captain
stephen DenAro, or to GAILDARD MIN0rr,
Deoember 2 mtut1sA NO. "a Adger's Wharf.
NOR sALE-A CYLINDER PRESS. IN
L good order. with all the necessary Material for
Daily and Weekly Newspaper. with Type, &c. tort Job
Office. Ali In gooI condiuoY. Apply to JONES
dNrTON, Chariot, n. c. November 70
CEA ISLAND AND UPLAND CoTTUN AND
y RICE PLANTATIONS. FARMS and CITY PROPER.
IL Of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD MATREWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 66 Broad street.
November Smos
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AN ORDNANCE
TO REGULATE THE DprncrSn OF oocFs

Wlersas The hest interests OF the ciy as we'll as the
convenience OF the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel OF Cooper River be Kept open with su
cient depth of water Tor all commercial purposes and
free from obstruction
BE 1t 'rdG'ned That in fu u,uIe all mud removed from
any OF the city docks by dredge machines otherwise
shall be removed one hundr.d and tty athoms from
the end OF the dock
rho harbor Master shall be furnished with copy OF
this Ordinance which he is required strictly enorce
and to report or prosecution all violations OF the sane
which sia suoyect the party offending to fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars tor cacn uud every
offence.
Ratified in City Council this egh lay OF October in the
year OF our Lord one thousa eight hundred and
sxty-scven
LIS. PC. GAILL3RD, Mayor.
". Ii. SMITH, CLERK of Council, October Is
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NEW BOOKS.
PAYNE'S PRACTICE or MEDICINE.

]-u01I IO1- 0E 1H11D1O13VL'
NEW WORK JUST Issued BY W. PAINE, H. D..
Professor OF the Principles and Practice Of Medicine and
Pathology In tho Philadelphia University Of Meitcine
and Surgery; author OF Paines Practice Of Surgery;
work On Obstetrics and Materia Medica, author OF New
Medicine; Review OF Homeopathy; Work OH the His
tory OF Medicine; Editor OF University Medical and Sur
gca Journal &c, so. 1t Is royal octsvo OF $50 pages
medicine and surgery including those Of WON IN and
children, together with their pathology and treatment by
all the new and improved methods Price ST. postage 6O
cents.
Address the author. No. 9ss ARCH STREET, Philadel
phia, Pa
ALSO, A NEW WORK,
Euttled New School Medicines, which the only work
published upon Matera Medcn, embracing all the
Eclectic Homo athic, Botanic Remedies. with
iul regular Materia Medica. Price 5 postage free.
Address above.
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GOPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.
rI1HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. between n. FEHRENBA aud b. D. SCHUR, uu-
der the firm of FEHRENBACH & SCHUR is Ibis day
dissolved by mutu4l con. ent.
Mr.. B. D. oCHUR takes tho assets and assumes the
liabilities, and alone entitled the Copartnership
name iu hquidaton. n. FEHRENBACH.
November 4, 1861 Is. D. SCHUR.
NoFomher 20 3
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NOTICE,
OFFICE OF THE CHI-E OF POLICE

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICEl
CHARLESTON s. e., May 1. loG7
fsNBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF TIE LOTS AMI
/ Enclosures, vaults, &c.. will commence on Monday
te1 Ct inst Owners and occupants are hereby requre
Ill ulth and garpaGe is removed as required by Ordi
nance. Other Inspections will follow
BV order vi Mayor iAnLARp
C. Is. SIGwALD.
Chief OF Police.
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AN ORDINANCE


10 REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM ITS PBo
DUCTS, AND OTHER uFLAMMABLE OILS.
SEC. /. Be IT ordained by the Mayor ana Aiderm>n
CITY Council dSenlbed, That from and after the lEth day
oil June next 1t shall no; be lawful Keep Petroleum.
Kerosene. hock Oil, Benzne pcDZole or any other in
1amabie oil or oils on storage sale amy cellar
store or building south of-Lne street, i'll larger IuaD
tlty than hiiy gallons any Que lot or premises, and
any such quantity 30 kept shall be contained H.
Vessels vi TIL or other metal.
That Petroleum. Its products, or any other in.
anable oil OF oils when brought into the city by an
OF water may be kept on any lot or il any building in
which cotton is not storcd for period not exceeding
twentyour hours, upon the expiration OF which time
shall be removed aud kept in the manner required by
the foregoing section.
SEC. D. ANY persoa or persons violating any part ol
thie Ordinance shall be subject oil two hundred
dollars ior each offence recoverable any Court Of
pctcnt jurisdiction.
9alcd i'll City Council this twony-rst day of May, III
the year OF our Lord ole thousand eight hundred aud
sirty-scvel.
lLs.l z. Z. GAILLAED, Mayor.
w. d. SMITH Clork ui Council. June
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FIRE: LOAN.

MAYoRALTY OF CuARLESIOS,(
CITY HALL, November 9, 1856.
A Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF l.EBCILDING IN 1 Id
n Burnt Districts aud Waste places vi the City, un.
Ter "An Act oil the General Assembly Civ ng authority
to the CITY Council oil Charestcn to procee in the
Fire Lcs'l with view TO aid i'll building UP IT,
,aon leans eau Ge Outlined the Office the Clsr
cf Council, betweeo the hours OF A. VI. aud 2 p. u.
all applications must beg Il IN the above mention q
lice tie COMMITTEE SIll every Mo1day 10 ccr
slider tie same
Ry order OF The Mayor ~ u. sMiTb,
Noyeubcrl0 CLERK OIL Loupcn
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
2 TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.

OFFICE OF BE CITY AsSEsSOR.l
CITY HALL, December l. 1867.
NOTICE Is 1FHEBY GIVEN 10 ALL Concerned
IN tIat tho Monthly heturns Ior the Month OF No
venber past in com pance with the Tax ordinance, ra
tilted tue 2Sh day OF December. 1866 must be made
on or before the 16tn instant.
JOHN II. HONOUR,
December II City ASSESSOR.
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EDU CATO N AL.

NIGHT sCHOOLI NIGHT sCHOOLI
ANsON.sTREET. NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURENs-sT
VlHE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITHME.
ITO. WRITING. READING. GERMAN and ENGLISH
GRAMMAR are from Ito O'Clock P. NJ.
Tsrms-s2 per month In advance
Bookkeeping charged extra.
c. H. BERGMAN.
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November %
,-.yun,n ..,n--.u,oy y.sTnAcHER-

WANTED, A SITUATION AS TEACHER
w The subscriber, who has had eight years expert
ence in his profession. as Principal OF Academies,
and is at present Principal o. Montreal Academy
IN Nelson County, Va, desires to remove South
on OF the health Of his family and
will accept situation either in Male or Female
College or Academy. in Private Schooi tnat
will yielo him a support anywhere Georgia or South
Carolina He teaches besides the English branches and
Mathematics the Latin, Gre L. French and spanish Ian
peency success and popularity a Teacher Address
L. Z. JEFFERSON. Montreal, Jefferson county. Va.
Noyember az limo
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PAROCAIAL SCHOOL OF THO CHURCH
OF IHE HOLY COMMUNION.
JOHN GADsDEN, Prinupal with Corps of Teachers.
BOARD OF TRusTEEa-
REV. A. TOOMER PORTER, Rector.
G. A. TRENHOLM, EDWARD SEBRlNG,
JOHN HANCKEL, ]. D. ALEXANDER.
NJ. T. BARTLETr,
EvAN EDWARDS, secretary and Treasurer.
rJNHIS SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED (D. w. ON THE
Il 9th of DECEMBER. Session OF TEN MONTHS
Holidays one week at Christmas Good Friday and East
er Monday August and september The hours will be
from ga. NJ to2P NJ. The Infant Glasses, A. NJ to
II NJ The Recesses will be In rotation OF l6 minutes
each.
Boys and Girls departments distinct. Sewing and
Embroidery voluntary classes, after the Uses OF the
School.
TEalfs-Books at wholesale cost price, and found 10
those who cannot purchase. Tuition so cents month
in advance Applications for admission made between
hours Of and 10 A, NJ at house OF the Rector corner
Rutledge Spring Streets till further notice.
Novnmber & wfm16
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WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE, TO
doz. terms, SHOW CARL, etc.. sent on receipt Of 81
L. CUMMINGS & CO.,
No. AZ South Market street, Boston.
Novamher o5 3mos
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ITO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
L tho VALUABLE ESTATE belonging 10 the late
ing of $3.50 acrss o-thrds cleared The ool is rich
red clay al kinds Of CROPS he Estate is water
ed by large croei. on which "a FINE MILL SEAT
AND DAM COMPLETE; The beat water.powsr in the
State Mills aud Factories; situation healthy all the
year round On the place sixty Rborers freedmen)
who would contract cheapy az they ocsire TO remain
lhe Estate will be leased term OF years In one
body, farms to suit sm capital For terms, ap.
oily 10 MOWhY co. November IL
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D.l N G.

DUAIlDiN BOARD CAN
ID be Obtained reasonable rates. by applying at No.
4jA KING sIkEEr, door above Hudson street,
the Citadel. 1he Street Cars PASS the door every ten
minutes Smo OCTOBER
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Re Nj @ Y AIS.

BRITISH CONSULATE
d EMOvED TO THE OFFICE OF THE SPANISH
~ Consul, No. 45 BROAD STREET, Ut I'll further no
ute GEO. RIVERS WALKER,
October 80 ..f h. III. Actiu9 Consul
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COOPER RIVER LANDS OF AN ESTATE

COOPER RIVER LANDS OF AN ESTATE
" FOR LEASE.-PoINr COMFORT PLA TATION,
on the Western branch of Cooper River will be leased
for one year from lat January, l8G8 1t contains 16O
prime river swamp Rce Land about ~ acres inland
swamp Roe Lsud Ind 180 best quality upland, Tor
Got on Provisions. Applications 1or lease will be re-
ceived In writing l6th December next and submitted 10
Master tquity for approvai. Conditions ade known
on application to 7. GRANGE S1MONS,
Noyeubera Executor.
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YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INSTI-

YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INsTI-
TUTE
TNHE EXIGENCIES OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED
l. the Commissioners OF the State'Normal and High
school to the building Free School. The State
Normal and High School, now organized wi eref re
be ira sferred, under the title of the YOUNG LADIES
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, to the commodious building
the north sde Of George street. No. 49, door west
OF King street. opeTrg OCTO Der I'd, 1867.
Tuition in the t..paratory Department, $3.50 per
half session. $50 per annu in he Co legiae DEPART
ment sis per half session, $50 per annum French,
DRAWING and Vocal Mualc, included In the regular
course. Latin, Greek, German Italian, Spanish, H.
strumenl Music and Painting, extra, at moderate
chargeh
niteo number Of Bo rder- will be received at the
Institute. Board, $50 per month or $500 per annum,
including Was ing, Lights, Fuel ETC. Parlor Boarders
received at the above prices ALI payments strictly in
advance.
Board Of instruction follows: Rev. HENRY N.
MOOD. A. n, Principal; Kew. HENRY A. BASS, A. n,
Professor of Mahema les and Ancient Languages; Pro
fossor LEWIS B. GIBBS A. NJ, u. D.. Lecturer on
chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor F. s.
HOLMES, Lecturer on Geology and Natural Hi! tory;
L. A. FRAMPrON, NJ. D., Professor Of Modern Ian.
guaRes Professor WM MASTERMAN, Instructor in
Vocal Music; Miss MARY - MOOD. Instructress in
Drawing and ainhng; Miss LAURA n. HILL Instruc-
tress In English Branches.
Septamber2 2 mthAmos