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ENGLAND.

sfeausLlp Traffic TO Amarica-raaperisu,-
The Bishop VI Eseior Enfhruncd-Sever
Weather.
The Cunsrd and Inman steamship companies for
maIiy refused 10 agree 10 terms 10 convey the United
States mails at lie reduced rate.
There & 563 more paupers in LOndOn during
week than during ghc same period IN 1868.
large numDer OF the clergy Of the diocese OF
Exeter presented the newly created Bishop wan an
address Of welcome.
December 70 Bishop Temple was entnronej at
Exeter Cathedral. There was considerable de-
moastration in his honor. The civic and other
bodies assembled at Gulldnal. They included the
Mayor ana Corporation Member or Parliament Tor
Devon and Cornwall, friendly societies, corporation
and county and city officials.
The inquest on Tie PERSONS killed at the Bristol
theatre was concluded The jury returned verdict
OF accidental death, cccasloned by the lnpetuosity
OF the crowd, eXoneratIng the proprietor.
Evan Jacob, the father OF the Welsh fasting girl
surrendered himself TO The Coroner, Mr.. George
Thomas, and was bould over 10 appear at the next
take his TRIAL for the manslaughter OF his
daughter.
From all parts OF the United Kingdom accounts
showing the severity OF the weather have been re-
celved
A heavy loss has fallen on the English under
writers by the total wreck oil Two first Austria
han clipper snps-the Victoria Tower and the Iigat-
nng
Inc fuller details OF tine fearful catastrophe on
Boxing ngns al the Bristol theatre reveal amount
Of brutal indifference which Is perfectly startling
Fourteen corpses were laid out III the refreshnent
room OF the theatre. Notwithstanding this the pam
tomma was commenced and performed 10 the end.
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SOCIAL REU,ION.

Rcunion of Ninth Glass Public School No. s.
There assembled at Delnonico's last evening
crowd Of classmatcs--aw warm asscmbage Of good
fellows TO greet each other and recall the pleasant
memories OF days gone by. twas splendid scene.
Silver bearded gentlemen and young, dashing fel-
lows with mutton chop whskers mingled together
as II they had been boys together. To be sure the
older representatives were II the majority, for
"Old Ninth Class OF Number Tnreen is an instltu-
tion hallowed by age, the fountain Of many great
men and the source of glorious recoIlecti0ns. The
parlor Ia which the old students assembled last
night was bright and cheerful. 1t glowed actually
with the kindly, sympathenc feeling which pre-
vailed. Years and years had separated many boon
companion or brilliant school boy, ana his sudden
and unexpected arrival at the scene OF the les
Livities nailed with delight. There never was
such warm handshakng, and a universal
smile OF satisfaction spread around the room.
Mir. sutherland presided and, in few well directed,
witty, yet nearl-strr1ng observations, called the
nounced the business or the evening, winch was the
election OF officers OF tc societya society that was
established simply TO perpetuate good fellowship
among the students OF the school. The following
gentlemen were then unanimously eiected:-Mr.
Sutherland. president; Mr. >. Patterson, wee
president; Mr.. J. II. TaDuthy, treasurer; and
on the resignation OF Mr. S. ID. Cardozo,
Mr.. Houston was appointed secretary. several
addresses were made, the oim being chiefly
to recall the JOYFUL schooboy days. winch
all present simultaneously enjoyed. Among those
who took an active part IN the proceedings were
MIR. Kelly, MI. George w. Roolne, who by the way,
alluded to hiS connection with the Ninth Glass mum.
ber OF No. g. forty years ago. with warmth OF feel
ing, sincerity and thorough appropriateness OF
the occasion tna elected outburst Of appreciation
from MS former fellow students. An eXccilent sup
per was prepared and after few remarks from the
genial Mr.. sutherland the old classmates gave tull
the meeting was joyous one, and terminated amid
mutual CONGRATULATIONS.
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INTERESTING EXPLORATIONS m ALASKA.

General Sherman has submitted TO the Secretary
Of War q report from Captain Charles w. Raymond.
OF tho Engineer corps, the Yukon river, Alaska,
made in accordance with special orders
from General Whipple, commanding the mill
tary division OF the Pacific. The letter OF
instructions to Captain Raymond required
him to determine the geographical position OF Fort
Yukon and also obtain such Information Us was
practicable concerning the resources OF the Yukon
and tts tributaries and the number and disposition
Of the native tribes on or In the vicinity, and TO
ascertain as far as possible the amount OF trade
carried on by the Hudson Bay Company within our
territory, reporting more particularly uDon the
amount OF goods brought by them from British terri
tory, and, finally, to report upon the number and
condition OF the public buildings at Mlchaeloyskl.
field computations Fort Yukon was found to be
about eighty miles within our territory. In accord
ance with the directions OF the Treasury Department
the agents Of the Hudson Bay Company were noti-
fed OF the fact aud directed TO trading at the
post. during the journey considerable Information
concerning the Indian tribes was collected. which
furnishes data for constructing map OF that part
Of the country moro reliable than any heretofore
prepared. The Yukon river Is described, as 10
breadth and length. the third largest In the
world With referenceto the resources OF Alaska
Captain Raymond says agriculture Is not among
them. The timber Of the Yukon Is small and OF poor
quality. 1t js possible valuable minerals may be
found on the tributaries or the river. Enormous
quantities. OF FISH found In the northern rivers,
but furS are the great resource or Northern Alaska
In concluding the report attention Is called 10 the
prevalence OF disease an1 mortality among the In
dams, which Is so serious aS to threaten the
LincuOn OF many tribes Their reckless exposure to
the severity OF the climate is the principal cause.
These facts alarming, Tor without the assistance
OF the Indians the profitable prosecution OF
trade is impossible.
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| Destination.
OHc.
jS,eam"r. 1 81
CLEARED.

q Francklyn.
Steamship City OF New York Br, Delamotte Liverpool
J q Dale.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferris
Co.
steamship James Adgcr, Lockwood, ChariesonH Nor.
gan Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington NC--Jas
Hand.
Steamship Niag BlGkcman, Norfolk Ciy Point and
Ricbmond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' Philadelphia Lor!ard
Steamship Glsucus. Walden. Boston-W p Clyde
Ship Chsrmcr, Lucas San Francisco-C Comstock Co.
Bark Doom (Br), Munro, Glasgow-Funch, Edge n Co.
Bark Casco, Gardner, Pernanbuco- 4 EIoughton.
Bark Wilhcn,ine Agatha (Duch), Moller, Curacoa-C
Abel Il Co.
Bark Restless Bonner, Sagua.
Brig Redowa Satcr, Rosario Smith, Crosby 4 Co.
Brig Mary Celeste Fowler, st Crox--J n Winchester.
Brig N A Berry, Chase, Matanzas- Miller Il Houghton
Brig Hattie, Grant, Beaufort-R Buck Co.
Brig TanRer, Rose, Norolk-C Staples ( Co.
Rchr Minea, LIBBY. TURKS Islands, Ward Co.
Schr Blno Bird tBr, Finley st John, MP Nevius
Sons.
scbr Ella Matthews. McT!wee savannah-N L McCready
4 Co.
Schr Vraie, Mason, Chsrlcston-N L Mcr,ready & Co.
Sloop Cornela, Eaton, Bridgeport-G Racket u Bro
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E u r Q p E.
Napoleon to MN. olivier and
FORBADE.
Premier GladSIOno's Difficulty with
O'DOn0van RoSsa.
.she Murderer Traupmann After His
Return from Court.
SOCIALISM IN RUSSIA.

The Inman steamship City Of Paris, CAPTAIN
kirehouse, from Liverpool on the 3oth ana queens
town the Slst Of December arrived at TINS port last
might delivering mail report, In detail OF our caoie
kilograms dated to her day OF sailing from Ireland
the town OF santa Maura, In the Mediterranean,
has been entirely destroyed by earthquake.
The trafnc on the Mont Gents Railway WINS sus-
pended owing to the track being blocked up by
snow.
The British steamer stirling, from Glasgow for
Bombay with a heavy cargo passed safely through
she Suez Canal in twelve hours, the 9th Decem-
Der.
II is estimated IN London that the .retes at the
opening OF the Suez Canal have cost the Khediye the
enormous figure OF 81, $4,000
private telegram 10 London. dated Bombay,
December "A, reports prices advancing for cotton.
Serious damage to the growing crops IN Oonrawtee
10 reported. reducing crop estimates considerably.
Ready ireights for Liverpool, 3ls. I'd. Piece goods
market steady and prices nrm.
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500 co., Tho concluding and most important pas
sagee OF the messoge are AZ fOllOwH:--

Said Wtcklne has most mandminsered the act
entitled ian act to proyde pensions lof ths veterans OK
duced By tho applicant for pension, and tnAt e clerk OF the
Of the parish in which this pensoner resides shall
requirements Of the law have been complied VITA IN the
OF 60 pssons The Grand jury OF the parish OF
OrleaDs after most visilsnt examination for three
who entitled pensions under the law, but tho
Auditor has nevertheless and on evidence aud lot
pecuniary considerations tssucd warrants 10 meariy loo9
ths too, without specific appropriation MADE by law
large amount of these have been received ino he
out OF cash winch would otherwise been paid ~ tho
taxpayers Twelve indictments have been preferred recently
against tho Auditor by the Grand Jury OF the parish ol Vt
leans for mHdemeanorS In ONCE which nov pendnx Iho
Grand Jury last spring fourteen against
tho AUDITOR charging him with extorton from the creditors
or the State appropntng public money to his own use ana
were hed and to the asonshment OF tho community thc
Auditor was acquitted SO the verdict of e
Jury ~ me as case .has the Judge an d d that
constitutional officer could not legally be tried by jury u
I'll after impeachment dismissed the balance OF the casea
PENDING the trial OF tho above referred TO indictments TO pre-
ths records and protect the State deemed duty
TO take possession Of tho Auditors Office and 10 appoint
suitable person ~ ,nr1 to take care OF tho same Mhsn
ing of the onlce
demand rigid scrutiny the conduct OF the officer
herein complained Of and prompt punishment should follow
4 IL ascerained that guilt exists Permit to that
of the criminal conduct of this officer increased nggra
waited by the fact that the offender tho party
70 which belong No party s worthy tho condolences Of the
to pass uncensued and unpunishcd submit this natter
gentlemen TO your grave candid and immediate considers
0n and request that such action bo taken the Of
justice anl the public interest require
The Legislature referred the message to Q special
committee OF i've, with view 10 the impeachment
Of the Auditor.
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The eighth annual ball OF Company O. Fifty -lftn
regiment, was given at the New YORK Casino last
night. The attendance was very large ana the ball
was opened at about eleven O'Clock. After supper o
hollow square was formed ana Captain zuschlag
was treated to a surprise party. Corporal Scnrei-
aer addressing the Captain, told him that in the
presentation OF the sword tnat was then lying before
him be the Captain that 1t was not matter
OF custom but was the hearty wish OF the company
tnat some manifestation OF their affection should
be shown On tnat day ten years he had became
captain OF their company: IN the year 1888 he had
joined the company as private ana been promoted
az captain, IN the year 1852 he went TO the war
ana the regiment came back since that time the
captain had done great deal for the company and
also ne had done something for another company;
consequently all felt tnHt the Captain had great
Claims upon his fellow soldiers ana therefore
taey Iett Rla1 10 have so appropriate an
opportunity OF showing their regard for
nun. orderly Sergeant Merron presented
.he captain with collar IN suitable terns. Alter
captain Iuscha az had buckied ON his arraor lie
attempted To speak, but his feelings were more pow
eriG than his words and lie only bowed his snanks.
Ihesword winch was remarkably handsome one,
with the belt, was the WORK OF Baker Mchenv, aud
COST sb0nt 800. After the presentation dancing
was resumed and continued until lle early nlOrE.
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BALLS LAST NIGHT.

SGfrce Of Mount Ncboh Lodge, +. nnd A. NJ.
The Mount NeDon Lodge, No. 257, F. and A. NJ,
gave their eighteenth annual soree last night at the
Apollo Hall. There large and brilliant com
panY. Dancing commenced at halrpas. ten O'Clock
and was continued until an early hour in the morn
Ing. Tne committee oI arrangements was under the
direction OF The Hon. Josh Koch, Worshpfu Master
and all the committee wore Masonic insignia. The
music was by Mr. A. Bernstein's orchestra.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BsohUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A courts OF erent Siates legal evcrywhere desertion,
&c charge In Advice free.
r. 1. hiSn, Counsellor ~ Law, 355 Broadway
.s- a- -
4 RSOLurE DIV VOKCEs OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A States desertion. &c, sufficient legal every.
where. No fee Ia advance; no publicity; advice free.
~. HOUSE. Counsellor, aG., 7S Nassau street.
NOTICE TO EEwsDEALERS--IF THERE Is ANY
IN storeor stand the city not receiving
the EVESING TELEGRAM, by sending the orders the
publication onco " Nassau street, they can be supplied
DADlGAb CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, ChUSTIC OR.
1 detention from business, for Structure. Fstua Piles,
Diseases Of ic e vscsra, Diseases and Defornea of
tho Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRI \. DANIELS, NJ D., lHl.e,iaSton srsnue.
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RUSSIA.
The Socialist Conspiracy,

The Socialist COnsp1rncy.
rho Grand Duchess Constantine left Geneva,
where she had spent the autumn TO proceed 80
Nice.
letter from St. Petersburg says:--
Some sensation has been causehere by the detection Of
socialist plot group young who had escaped tho
perqnistons of the authorities ut period Of the
kos9f lschoDtne establishes new revolutionary or
ganHauon enveopng all Russia They entered
INTO relations with refugees at Geneva, where
proclamations 70 the people were drawn up A
parcel o those revolutionary documents sent from Swift
Isrlsnd were delivered by error 70 person bearing .
similar tho Individual for whom they intended,
and who not knowing what they meant handed them to the
police and the conspiracy discovered.
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HOLLAND.
m. Death Penalty Abolition BIn.

The Death Penalty AbOntIOm bINs
The following are the principal provisions OF the
bil presented to The Second Chamber of the States
General to annul the punishment OF death:--
AHrIoLE l. Capital punshment 10 abolished In those
cases in which II Is irxajcicd by the penal code
ARr 2 also done with In those cases In which
in time OF peace and mot Tor those peTpetrated
ths held Of battle
IN the case or revolt, conspiracy or nsurrectl0n,
provided for by articles S5 and 92 OF the Criminal
Code or the Navy, wnen these crimes are committed
on shore even times OF peace
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SPAIN.
The "Scourscs,, of the Country.

letter from Madrid, IN rhe Paris gecie rapubl,-
can Journal sayS:-Ihe Chamber has adjourned
for fortnight but AZ least ii mas flashed the year
well and In the last week has discussed two notori-
Gus incidents which placed naked aud open TO pub
lie reprobaion the twin scourges WHICH contend Tor
epain--dictatorship aud royalty.
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T. ISL A N A.

The Governor and State Auditor Seeking
to Impeach Each Other-The Meeting OF
the Legislature-Lively Times in Pros.
pect-First KnOckdOwn for War
mOth-First Blood for Wickliffe-
Advance Extracts from tue
Governors Message.
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ROME.
A RoynI Esapt:sns.

The ex-Oucen OF Naples child was baptized at
Rome in the name OF "Christiana Maria Plau
Cardinal Antoneli represented the Pope, who was
the godfather.
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IRELAND.

Political Antagonism 70 the Governmcnf--
O'Dcn0van R0ssa's Eiccti0n--The Count do
Fnris-Land Reform.
Mr.. John Madden or Hilton Park, Clones, was re-
moved from the olhce OF High sheriff and Deputy
Lieutenant, and from the Commission OF the Peace,
for writing letter to The Irish Executive which IS
described by the Chief Secretary az using language
Oi studied Insult 10 the government ana tue Queen
The Count dc Paris, the Orleans heir 10 tue French
throne is sojourning IN Ireland.
The time for petItioning against the Parliamentary
return Tor tne county IIppcrAry expired without i
petition from Mr. Heron or anv voter The responsi-
biity OF unseatlng O'Donovan Rosa will now rest
with the government who cannot AVOID giving
new election 10 The Tipperary people, should they
ignore their present choice. Mr.. Gladstone ID IN
n constitutional dilenina.n
A monster snee5ing III favor OF tenant right was
held la Llstowel Cork.
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ARRIV VALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship City Of Paris Br Mehouse, Liverpool Dec 30
lon British wiz
Hss ana ssss sS SsSne
Mook sms c of aaa. dc Do hs' eaS' sA'as
s,srs%ssip siss1s p days. Valencia enc;
Henderson Bros. Mad fine weather.
1 'ReGS
OF Hattera exchanged signals with bark Pleades from Bal
steamship Huntsville Croweli savannah with mdss and
% wea ,
ms:s 10 Sraa
Eps With .aw IN a the %
or one Of to board her after hard OF 3
; ssm
YORK Tor succeeded IN saving the entire crew
TO this port. Same day $50 PM ls miles north Hate
sa: s.n passed steamship George "a'n0n hence for No"
steamship Regulator, Pennington. Wilmington, NC. with
Steamship Saratoga, Couca, Richmond, Cty Point and
Norfolk with mdso and passengers to tins Old Dominion
Snip Edward o'Bren OF Tlomas!onl oliver. Gsao 100
and sGs..s ,s he equator Dee n Lon HAD ss
BARK Inai. tRu.s,, Kchl.rom antwerp ss day.. with
aud had hne weather
Ion W. Had heavy norhery wind. the coast OF bra
terns Jan since had strong w gales.
Brig Monrose johnston Guantanano days, with
TO Waydeli Co. Had severe weather. Jan Cape Hatteas
by - distant 80 miles, bad heavy from SSE to SW
lasting 4s hours which Lost deckoad Of cedar and main
ataysaiL
schr May Munroc Hail. Galveston, 80 days. with hides 30,
to Brown Co. Had strong head gales tho entire
cage.
schr Montrose Lesack Pensacola 10 dsys with lumber to
Jonathan Reeyes n lat SO 3d. lon a. had heavy gale
from Sc to WNW which lasted for four days; lost forcsa
and stove bUlwsrks
schr Mary Lousa, Gaskn, Washington, NC, dnys, with
payal stores To Zophar Mils.
Passed Through Hen Gnts,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Susan, Hosgion, New Rcdford for New YORK
Echr A q LAweon, Sackett, Stamford Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Mary Ferguson tBr), Earl, New York for zaza.
Schr a Predno-e, Hart, Elzabethport Providence
schr Ceu Brown HcmniingwAy, Ezsbcihport for Nor.
wich.
Schr Mercer, Wssson, Fizabethport for Bridgeport
sehr Goodwin, Wnierlur Eiaabetlpor Tor Stamford
Schr sarah W WalsoB, smith, Boston .or Pailadepha.
Schr Rue Bird (Br, Finley, New York FOR ST John NIB.
Schr Shllie Burton. Palmer, New Work for Stanford
Schf Cameo, DSunlEon, aew York for Fail River.
SAILED
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PORT OF NEW Y0RE, january II, 1870.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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SAILED.

Steamships City OF New York Liverpool; sesia Ham.
burg; Leo saysnnah Jas Adger. Charleston; Nn CyGe.
Wilmington, No; Niagara, kicllnond, &c.
wiaG st supset 4, tghL.
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Napoleon 70 Nj. Oiiivier-Comncnrs Of the
Press-Traupmann During His Trial.
The Journal O1cie, OF Paris, December %, pub
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ENGLISH FEMAL Id
BITTERS,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
Female Regulator known, that Will cure all
of those complaints above mentioned In nm
incredible short time. The Rtttors at once
arouSeS, strengthens and restores the womb
to its natural condition, removing obStrlic-
tons, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly period. Wonder stands Il pale, and
feeble ladguid girl, just bursting into wo.
manhood; she Is the pride of all, but bark
She silently steals u pickle, eats chalk, or Il
slate pencil; no appetite for food she turns
with II dun eye II seeks solitude her eye
no longer SparSles; her merry laugh is no
longer heard ringing through the air She
mopes about with bloodless lips and gums,
with headache, palpiiation, Constipation,
swimming Of the head, cold feet and hands,
melancholy she has Il coated tongue, Of
lcnsivc breath, and Il host of other evils too
numerousto mention.
When neglected all these symptoms be-
colne aggravated; there Is sick stomach,
heartburn, q dark line settles under the eyes,
the legs and ankles uro swollen, the hair
loses its gloss and falls of, there Is brittleness
and splitting OF the tlnger-uails, swollen alb
domen, extreme nervousness, f~retfulness,
pains and aches, dry cough, Hysterical Fits,
rapid prostitution, epilepsy aud death! II
you, OF any ofyour friends are thus afflicted,
send ut once for a Bottle OF English Female
Bitters and be cured. Its effects are magical
in such complaints. Surely no mother Will
postpone and delay this duty until
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murder in the eastern part OF Missls-
sippi, and that while under the gal
lows he heard him confess that he
and a comradC, both Ggitives from
Justice, were hid at the head of the
rayine, where the body Of Sandcrson
was found. They saw him as he ap.
preached; dashed ont and seized and
dragged him from his horse that he
cndcavorcd to use his pistol, which
they wrcnchcd from his hand, and
shot him in the head that they then
struck him with the pistol and broke
the hammer, which remained N his
head that they robbed him and con-
ccalCd his body and fled.
Tlcy afterwards heard that Ham,
illon was hung for their crime, bu'
the facts lad never been made known
until that time. This mans comrad(
had met his death by the hanyman fol
another murder, but died withou'
disclosing his connection with Tho
foul deed, and it rested with hIn
alone to reveal The true story, Air
Rousseau, from whom we derived
this statement, informs us that he wa
authorized by Col, Gibson TO MAKE
known these facts, that they nigh
reach lIamilton's relatives, il an!
were living, and thus wipe out from
the dead and the living the stan
which rested on them.
We print this article for Jhls p''!
pose, as we'll as to show that "lrulh
stranger than fiction.
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VISITOR.
Rev. George Beckett, Rector,
Mrs, N, N. Martin, Principal


II Is the design of this Institution to afford
the very highest advantages for the educa-
lion of Young ladies', both solid ana orna.
mental. The regular course of study lald
down in our schedule Is full and comPrclleu-
slyc. but not more extended than the pre-
SCnt Times demand of all who would enjoy
me benefits and distinctions of a finished ed
ucntion. II will be II aim to train the nina
fohabitso of patientnnd independent thought
and to excite in the pupil that spirit OF sell
reliance which will be her best security for
nntnre usefulness and Independence. super
iiciolneSs IN study will be utterly discarded;
and ever reminding the pupil thai there ~
Unor royal road to learning, the watchworu
of tho Institute will be "hard Work by
which we feel assured the highest results OF
education can only be attained. More than
ordinary attention Is paid to the Fine Arts.
Mons, 4, EStevc, who has won for himself
an pnyiablc distinction In the Musical World,
iSthe Director of that important department.
and Madame EStove has charge OF the Vocal
classes. The Modern Languages are taught
by NATIVE teachers of acknowledged ability
and experience.
The Institution Is amply supplied with the
most improved Chemical, Philosophical aud
Astronomical Apparatus, and also with ex,
cellent Geological, Mineral and Fossil Cabi
nets.
n. B.-For Circulars containing terms and
further particulars, apply 10
REV. GEORGE BECK EFT,
Columbia, Tennessee.
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