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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Hon. John Hickman, of West Chester, is in
better health.
The reports from Georgetown speak very
sadly Of ex-senator Salisbury. lady who re-
Gently desired to sec him had to cali early in the
morning, and his once robust constitution which
so long withstood the shocks OF dissipation, is
now very much shattered.
Mr. Joseph II. johnson, of the Cambridge,
(Md.,) Democrat and NeirS, il off on trip to
New England, by sea. lie suffers from dyspep-
sia, and seeks relief.
The widow OF the late Secretary Stanton,
who has been very ill, is rapidly conyaleseing
The last sad rites of the dead were perform
cd over the remains of Miss Maggie Reeves, Of
PhDnixville in Philadelphia, on Thursday last
Her brother, David Reeves, has been brought
home to Ph1nixville and is fast recovering
Our readers remember that the above Eamet
were victims in the recent White Mountain stage
coach accident.
Theodore Tilton will soon assume the edi
torship of the Brooklyn Eagle, theleading Dem
ocratc organ of that city, for many years pas
conducted by Thomas Kinsella.
William Cullen Bryant, now nearly 80 year
old, and enjoying healthy old age, il said to b.
contemplating a voyage around the world, AM
will start on the journey the present fall or mex
spring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
THr INsANE POOR 1N rHE ALMs-HOUsEs.

The Philadelphia Bulletin has been publishing
some facts very discreditable to the management
of the insane department Of the Alms-House OF
Delaware County Some attempts to discredit
the statements have been made, but the Bulletin
adheres to them, and is ready to be put to the
proof We are not surprised, at all, that it should
be correct in its charges, though we might hope
for totter things in so rich and intelligent
"a y as Delaware. But the management OF
NeaS insane pAupers, in more than half our Aims
houses, is simply shocking and disgraceful. In
many cases, the persons in charge of them are
untitled by character for their duties, and the
poor wretches, afflicted by the absence or loss OF
sound faculties, are treated like beasts. This il
not the case, according to the best evidence, in
the Alms-House Of this county, at present, but
1t has been and doubtless still is true of many in
Pennsylvania, 80 that the disclosures OF the B"t-
letin might be very greatly extended, with truth
and proprety.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Publishing the Applications to Sell Liquor.

FuDuahin8 the ApphiohiShs " r-OH H'4"''
Applicants for license to sell liquor are pull
fishing their notifications in the newspapers OF
Kent and Sussex counties. There are some Gu
rious points about some of them. For instance
several in the Deld'odredn are signed by per-
sons who make their ''mark." One, for hotel
at Frederick, has three Of these 'his y mark
signatures; one for hotel at Smyrna has two
and another, for liquor store in the same town
has two. The instances are frequent of the
same name appearing as voucher for two OF
more applicants. In Suesex county we observe
that the name Of James Ponder, (the present
Governor of Delaware,) is attached to the ap'
plication of tavern-keeper at Milton, and that
of Dr. Hugh Martin, member of the Legislature
from seaford, is similarly appended to petition
from that town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Heaters -

The name Of this branch of men engaged in
the IRON trade has been brought prominently be-
fore the public in consequence of the strike of
sixty Of that class Of workmen at the Chicago
rolling mills. 1t may be interesting to know the
duties of "heater' and the wages he receives
The "heater' is a very skillful workman, whose
business is to heat the steel blooms before they
are rolled into rails The worth of the rail de-
pends upon the intelligence OF the workman.
II the bloom is too cold it will either crack in
rolling or break The rolls il it is too hot the
steel loses portion Of its manganese andisde-
graded TO poor quality Of wrought IRON. The
"heater" must ba able, from long experience to
determine by he delicate tint of the bloom Wtile
in the furnAnce The exact moment at which il
should be drawn forth and placed on the rollers.
The average wages Of heaters are seyenty-dye
cents ton, and at this rate a steady workman
can earn from IS 10 80 day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Or. caterson'a Group Powders.
DR.. GATERS0H'S GROUP PJWDhRS
Prompt safe amt reliable
Anorulus immediate helief,
Perfectly Innocent; even sucking
Imam 3 can lake them without injury.
DIX CATEksON'S GROUP PONDERS
Dn, q .IEESON'S GROUP PAWDEfS
Dr. CAT EkSO&'S IRJUP IOM DEnS
HreGk up the disease speedI y;
Act like Magic Ia Group;
Cleanse the stomach;
LRtmOve tough, yiscid Mlcus
And Memurauoua CALCULATIONS.
DIR. GAGEL SONS GRO l. iUSDEFS
DR.. CATEIsON'S GROUP Powders
DR CATEkSON'S GROUP POWDERS
ShOuld ne In every family,
AS the lie OF the patient
May depend on The immediate
Administration ut the medlCne.
nk GA lE09'lN'S GROUP POWDsRS
Prepared by NM NJ. Car EKsON, NJ. D.,
l4O y SIXTH ST., lhl!a., Pa.
Sent by mai On receipt OF price, I5c. lc23-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Bathing.


The necoRsit OF .J-r ior elcann7ess is aceuow-
larry during the hot weather, ls OF should le. fimi-
liar to every one.
To those proALtated by ardH us llbors of mind or
body during the the q" heat Il tenn" we know of
nothing more tnYgOratl aud refreshing han the
application OF cold water 20 tue surIece Of The body
cleansing and opening the pores Of the skin thereby
prOmOti thf ditlerent stcreiOhs and mpartlng
renewed vgOr tn the muscular system. For hose
appreciatlng cOnvenisnt anu desirable appliances
for the batn we have
Bath brushes, IN variety,
Bath Towels. (soit)
Buth InWeiS, (uHrSh,l
Bathing SpOnges,
Sponge Pads,
FflCJ on tllovCS or Ba Il
Bath Belts of Straps,
CalefHClo q YES,
LINEN TAPE BATH ToWE S,
Horse II .ir Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (cnrved)
Horse Hair Fiesn Brushes, (-tialghD
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
H., Tse Hair trap hIbOers,
Prince Ot Wales Gllv0a-dry fric len.
Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair,
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, (iuIting) very com
venieut for bathtrs Bath soaps in Extensive va
riety.
Also, Gne assortment of Per ume Atomtzers
for thro1 ny a ine spray OF Cologne Watr Bai
RuIa or other no lGJ AltrS upuH the body afteI
bathug, pr duclnt an ttlec. at Uhce agreeable, cool
anG refreshing,
IN tiI.iNGHuK-T Il ca, Apetneosres.
Coz. slsCn and AafEet strotta
MfiluuutUI- ilpl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
How Do You Feel?
JonN WIsE,

The fervd heats of summer are now over. In
what loadtiNn have they left you? Is your liver
torpid or dlsordertd, your appetite feeble your d
2es ion i'm perfect or lainfu, your nervous system
shasy, your mind ltIhargc? ? This is the state in
which the autumn Inds tens of thousands of us, and
in this state we are ripe for the malarlnus fevers
and bowel cOUIp ainta, and biilODs diseases, which
the haavy heWs, tht val OIs anu tile vast dlherence
between tic tempe ature % night aud day are apt
to tugendlr. Rulse tuursrG from this condition
viii Hont, tiers TT ma h Bites. Wake up the
latent vualty OF the Ujdy winch only requires the
sLimuiatiFg streng neuiug AID regulating agency
sistphtp u,uta fi4 ryAstuTattN Ia enable IL II
resume us aG'ivty and potency ntnbcstfoA
buousa4ss miasmHtic ievers, and disorders OF tif
Dpwels are the usuu s s-duelres Ot long Leiled
term Prevent or eur3 mem with the BlVo s. u
| eau do eiltr. but lreyentlUn is best.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

The New York Times favors giving mail con-
tract to the Philadelphia and Liverpool steam
ships. 1t says: "If it is thought wise to send
"the mails by truly American line, regardless
"of speed, the steamers sailing from Philadel'
"phia have the best claim to the mails. Ih'
"Williams Guion line is not an American one
- in any sense'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
sasslal g0tiEss.
CGnd ,mned.

Balsam .oP;ihl Is cOLiemned and discarded a.
nelug NOT ons w.r.nica5, but ,rtqdentB Injurious.
IT is d,gurg III tlsie ana suls H. AID VIII disorder
he suu4ues stu ull a al,I 5tiil the quacks use the
drug.
samaritan's titr l. Fut9ly vege' able, pie .sant to
lake and " Nj cue eStr5 line Ia from Two 10 louI
days We pIIde Udt5clvrs on It's certainty Of cure
as It is he only knu"n medlc ne thdt can be DC
pended On, .ricny ayuGtnS eAFosu4e aAu ttou1le
lIiee: MA.! pAuh.sl. s s.: ieIlAe. a3.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
eoicilitz poWdors.

We call attention to our Selditz Powders 30 uni
versalb popular everywhere. Ihey are made up
fresn and pure, every lew days nnd Gialm them 10 be
ual TO any in the nafket, iulll up tu the sanderd
10 he RuOd they must be fresh and pure. Ihlo U
our special claim to prove which they need only 10
be tried Don't IUrge' the pase to get the AT
FOSl El.S DhIG STOKE,
Front and est streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
The New Remedy for Rupture.

most important Invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co. NO 90 Broadway, N, V, City. 1t retaiAa
Rupture ahsout, ly in ease and comfort, night Hnd
fay 81 all times and unGer all circuu stance with
ouf any txcrptinn whatever IN lry cnse aud should
never be taken on during the short Time requisite to
rnaet permanent cure SEN by mall, Circulars
free ANY Druggist or Physician VII order tHis new
-''-7 inJ1, ,eod,1 y.eow1yw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
mr. cayvIn's elixir of Tar.

IL recommended 10y Regular Medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed for Colds Coughs
CItarrl Asthma :BrOnchilis Splitting Blood, Con
sumption ann oil Pulmonary Complaints. ScrOfua
Erysipeas Dyspepsia ann GOut, DJsenteTy, ChO.
era-mOrbus, Cholera and all liver and bowel COM
nlaiuts Kidney diseases and all affections OF the
Urinal Organs-perfectly harm .ess-freo from Mime
raj or Alcoholic lpertits-pleasant to take and
never Known 10 Ai-PrlCe '.n0 per bottle Full
particulars with medical testuiOny and certificates
lent on application. Address l.. f. HYDE CO.,
1875 seventh Avenue, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Befbers, AtlentIon.

Barbers combs, soaps, brushes spongea, superior
bay rum, sick pOluatunl, puls, powders, ami BAR
0er's supplies generally az very low pglGCs. Ha.r
poInade a specially, Always fresh and hignly per-
fumeh BLrotr5 supplied 81 Wholesale dt
FUsTElcS DRUG STORE
Frolt and West atrue-s
Wilmington. IeAMAre
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
WIlIlamn, Rathars, Rar soap.

An excellent ami economical soap fOr the use Of
liaruers or Tor me toilet Or tatn room A large
stock Received ana supplied whu9sale Hud retail by
u ""c5oTTn1elrlqBsT coTnerl qBT 4, so EEgEssYf3gisttR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
STRONG TALK.

We can with COnddtnc recommend TO our GUS
TONERS the SlInur,Ja ,Jaits X i ami Her Juices as
r. lnedy worthy OF then consideration. We nave
selling Ia grly oi the art Gle Tor years anu llu
tnal in no instance h 8 II failed curing SCrOtula
Ulcers sores, Rht htuiuatlsn arising trOhI scrolu-
ious taiut, IL speedily removed.
JAS. E. BURNS \ cos DRUG STORE,
Cor sixth Street and Penn Avenue, Pittshurg.
hen leading drus s9tSts so strOt gly recon mend u
their uvigboD!s Hnu customers Itmtdy IL Is suln-
cieut uruuI Tn 1t the atdCic can he depended on.
rnere Is not anOlHrf ty kn1wn That has stood
ne est tina. lie eatu uitaus Root and HerD Juices
hAA Dariug the al II v % used IN Tie hospitals
Hntre SuTlIuiA HlI nuFurlties OI the blood pre-
vailed IN tier worst forms. Aid II Was tnG WAole
dependence Of the sur 60. IN suCh cases.
hooG aud HrIu Jun ts7 3l.25 per uOt le.
sod by t. kfu.ghuyst n Co, Jtxth and Market
MCluall, ) cana -Ad Nj .rketi " llHlngtOn, Dell
dnC by Dug giS gcuttau JeI'ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Milier'a Horse ana cattle Powders
Fouts Cattle Powder, II, H. II. Linlment, Roberts
EmbIocation, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent hedl ines In the IuHrkel for saie
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front ami West reets,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
ptatt's astral oil.

Pratt's Astral OIL, sold wholesale TO gr0cers deal
and country store keS pc Ut who esae rates. In
l and gall cans or Dy .Iis barrel, by
u FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front auu West streets, VIII ,eL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Longfellows last book OF poetry, Aftermath
has one story, which like Bayard Taylor's Lars
comes to the Quaker life of the Middle States,
and to the region Of the Delaware, for figures
and scenes. Our river will become classical, be-
fora Iopu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Summer 4.esurts.

SUMNER BoARDING.-The subscriber can &C,
- conmodate a few families wishing noarn q ~ ~
the country az applied for SOON about miles r. N
Whaling on on the Kennett Pike, at an elevation
Of about 2s5 feet above the Delaware thereby c'n
mandlnR pure and wholesome air. Easy OF access
heing onlv minutf a. walk from Wilmington ana
Reading Railroad and about 10 minutes Walk irom
Rising sun Depot OF city Passenger hailway,
ie44-tf Greenvllle P. o., Delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Deaths, in Philadelphia, last week, 29O-a
light mortality There are no signs OF any epil-
emic disease. the greatest number OF deaths be-
ing By eonsumption-47.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
IsptfIaG aIatLfes.
Papon,a.

Papomas
A FARINACEoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
INVALIDS.
1t contains all the elements requisite for strength
Made from the whole Wheat Moth
Ing being Bolted out.
II is impossible to overestimate the Importance OF
proper nutrn ent for children, for the nnrIn aud for
the aged. In infancy and childhood, the formation
and development OF the various Il sues OF the dy
is the main phenomenon II life. In adults enfee-
bled by disease, the restoration OF health deoenda
greatly on an abundant supply OF suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted organs. In od
people, the powers Of life need sustaining by similar
means. Aud yet the mere furnishing of the neces-
sary elements IL not sufficient; tn Sc elemenls must
be In such form as to be readily digested absorbed
and asaimllated.
All these requirements are fully met In the article
which we now offer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

CtPICEs.-PURE GREEN GINGER MUSTARD
Seed and Mustard, at the only Tea House in
the CITY, No. II K 4th Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Does Governor HartrAnft of Pennsylvania, ol
Governor whyte, of Maryland, sign petitions fol
liquor licenses
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Ben Butler is not a Boston Brahmin, that's
certain. He is no sort of Hunker He is not
an aristocrat. But the trouble about him is that
he Grabs and then tries to justify it. If he were
only ship, that you could haul out on marine
railway aud provide with better motive power
he would be a very desirable vessel His boiler
makes steam enough, and the framework of hi'
hull is sound hut his gauges are all out of or
der
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
+ TsrsOHni.

The only Wise man, connected with the Bal
loon business was the Professor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

SOME h.hG now.
CAPslo PLASTER,
sor in sGiLAtlc .glF, Neuralgia, StiH Neck, Head.
ache, LdGoagO, &c.
Ii viii not elaa,f ,iSe Mustard, and can 3e ap.
,lied sltloIt ~! tiVuois For sale uy
u. . q bHOEAAKBh,
s9a ssrHe s.ress Inshtute Building.
wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

The premiums awarded to the Central Della
ware Fruit Growers, at the Boston exhibition,
show how respectable rank our State would
take, everywhere, if our people would only
show their fruits at the Fairs aud Exhibi.
tions, throughout the country. Here is our Del
aware horticultural, this week. why won't oul
great growers of fruit, down the State, put some
good specimens on the tables ? We look fol
them, every year, but they have never yet come
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

II the other steamships of the new American
line do as well as the Ohio, there is no reason
why they should not carry plenty of first-class
passengers. The 0hio's trip home was in ten
days, three hours and half, whereas many OF
the steamers sailing out OF New York, to Liver
pool and Glasgow, regularly take thirteen days
The boats Of the Williams & Guion line, to which
Postmaster General Creswell has given the con-
tract for carrying the Wednesday mail, are about
thirteen days on the trip. As an instance, the
Manhattan sailed from New York, on the 9th oil
August, and reached Queenstown on the l9tn
The line carries, however, plenty OF passengers
and certainly, if people are willing to spend thir
teen days going to New York, they will be glat
to come to Philadelphia, in eleven. The Penn
sylvdnia, by the way, brings over, on this trip
40 in the cabin as well as $50 in the steerage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
EnR,,s,1 mustard

EWkTTSFF NTUSIdFu
Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice iavOring extracts, viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter alnOnds ext strawberry, etc. All
OF the most celebrated max 8, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

williams Yankee SOAP.
The finest and most popular Shaving Soap in use.
A large stock Just received he tade supplied by
e. BRING HURST 4 co,
corner sixth aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
The Beckwitn $40 Portable Sowing
hanhina

faction gilaranteud OF f&J refunded Sent complete
with fu directuis. Beckwith Sewing Machine
company, sb2 Broadway New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Fine Extracts

For the handkeTch ef, ~ the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; aise, Liquid 6enaet aud luvOriug extracts
Tor cooking. Essence Jamaea Ging T, CilTate Of
Magnesia &C Cum Camphlr 80 cents pei pOund
". r. ALRlCH5, Druggist
300 Delaware avenue, Opposite lne BdptlsG Cuurcn)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15


MaRnesia, &c. Gum Camphlr 80 cents pei pound.
". II. ALRlCH5, Druggist
300 Delaware avenue, Opposite lne Bdptlst Church J
aNURNiTJ re AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD ~ CO. sell the Cheapest FuInlJ4rc.
GOULD q co. Sell Tie Best Furniture.
GOULD a co. sell Tie StrODgesl Furniture.
GOULD Il co. sell tiie handsolnest Furniture,
GOULD a 60 nave the largest stock.
GOULD Il co. have all KINDA ut Furniture,
GOULD N co. have the newest ratLerus.
GOULD 6 co offer .rgains.
t4UU LID a GO. Guy anu stll Tor cash.
got Id u CO. aiways give Satisfaction.
GOULD 20. have great advantages IN naLnfac-
turing.
3OULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant,
GOULD X co. have Polite AT Gndants.
GOULD " 20 nave 6eu-li.,ittnl stores.
GOULD a CO. have lSur sLOt.s.
GOULD CO.,
N. < Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos, 81 and 3,
n. SBjOND 81, l2n6 MAlthAt 3D., anu 2l2
5. Second street.
fHiLADRLFH1A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
tA I.P II . M "A.
AWARDED By TIE
American Institute,
TO j. w. NIckEE,
FOR
Embtoiderifg ANA FIuli'g Machines,
"Itis ingenious and will laect the wants of every

LIIlUIVTd5IH 8 laIII ITuI 8 W0O'T709l
at is ingenious aud will meet the wants of every
malron IN Lne land"
EXHIBITION OF 1917.
John g. Gaylt, Rec. aecy, +. A. Barnard, Pres,
Samuel ID. Iiman, Corresponding SecY.
NEW YORK, November 20, 1872,
This simple and ingrnt ms Machine is as useful az
the sewing Machine, and Is fast becoming popular
Nitn ladies' IN the place O1 expensive needlework,
its WORK being mucn more handsome, requi- ing IS
time and not ne.teDth OF tine expense. No ladl's
toilet is now complete without II. \ Machine with
ilnstratsd circular and tul INSTRUCTIONS sent ON re-
etipL OF 81 or flushed in silver plate ior $40.
Address the MCKEE MANUFACTURING CO.,
SO9 broadway, New York
AGENTS WANTED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
PAPO Nj A,

SMITH Il PAINTER, Druggists,
Tth and Market SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

atucBV ACADEMY.
4 SBLscT ENGLISH, CbASStL AVID COY.
ABRCIAL IYsTITUt0v.
MASONIC TEMPLE, wilmington, Del.
SAMUEL W. MURPHY. A. NJ. D., PRTNCIPAl; ;
Assisted by experienced lnstrueEs In the several
departments of the school.
FALL THRM Opens SEF1 LIST, isIs.
For catalogues amply Bougnmh. noiuaH co
The Principal NAV be sc II, du'tg the montn Oh
AJRus., from to IL O'Clock A, -, at his school
roOu g. tebA-lV
YENHk MI@SRss IS0BERTS0S
Board ng andJaV SCHOOL,
FUh GIRLS
SIS MARkEC S1REN,
VIII reopen "Wednesday, Sslember nm.
Rug252m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
GdIfatEGWaf
prot. s. s. KRUGER,

DrOf. s. s. KRUGER,
TEACHER OF
DAhCiMc and ETIQUETTE
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILMINGTON, ID
Mr. Kruger takes pleasure I'm announcing 10
former patrons and those desirOus of hecomtfo-
flclent In the beautiful and essential art OF ing
that he Will continue at the Academy. Mas0nfn-
pie, for the season OF '7s and "a, commencin
Monday September 18th, l3.
Glasses now forming for the different depaInts
Deductions mada TO those OF former olasse
Particular attention 70 juveniles.
DAYS OF TUITION.
LADIEs-Tuesday and Thursday afternOOroo
MISS's AND MAsTERs- Wednesday anlSuf-
day afternoons from 10 ocl ck.
GENTLEMRN's CLASS s-MOndaY eveninRlm >
to 10 ADtKs' AND GENTLEMKK's c. CtAssRFues-
dav and Thursday evenings from to 10
Private lessons given al any time to sultl con-
ven ence al the Academy or residence
Suhscr ptiOn list now ready for all thOsas.roHs
OF joining the season. For terms, circular, car
at the Academy du ing the day or by mai
Respectfully,
PROF. s. &, KRlER,
EEAn former patrons are cordially inv on tht
| opening night, Monday evening, Septelr ioth
| from $ to 10. ~ I'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

A CADEMiI of tho VlsITATIoN
studies Will he resumed at the above named In
sttutlUn on the
fast MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
The Course OF Instruction comprises the follow
ing Branches: Ortn0gHphy, keadingi kloiutnn,
Flaln and Ornamental Wrlling, Arithmetic, book
Keeping Algebra, Geometry, Modern, Physical and
AnGl NJ Ge, grpphy; Sacred, Ancient and Moderl
History; Mythology Grammar Rhetoric, English
Literature, Cltlcis and Logic, Botany, Astronomy,
use OF I'll brs. Cheml-Iry, Physics, MetdphA scs
hthiCs Alaihelcs, Classical and Modern Languages
Music On Harp, IA no, Guitar and organ, Drawing
and Painting ia Oil aud Water Co0ts, Pastel on
Velvet Pain sewing and EmDroidering IN Linen,
5 TX, and On ml!le Wax WOIk IN Fruit and Flowers
also, Lace Work.
The Modern Languages are taught by native
Teachers.
| No dts melton Is made In the reception OF pupils
on account OF their re- iRi0us opinions; however for
tine mtlutananCe of good order, all are required 10
conform the ext rAai discipline OF tine lnSlltu-
/ tl0n. Every three months Musical Matlue are
held OF character TO improve the taste ana stiInl-
hate The Zeal OF Tine nupa. From individuals or So
| ceties displa, ~ ud IN the education OF young
| lauts apple lllun tor the admission OF pupils al
reduced terins wi rec eve the mo favorable cOl-
sider4tUn that Inc circumstances Ot the Institution
| viii ADMIT
ror more detailed Information apply to the supe-
| rUrlss OF the ACaielDY.
| DfLAWAKK AVENUE, WILMI NGToN.
| aug2-tsepi5
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-15
Tsle0raphic ersvities.

The President Is visiting in Philadelphia.
George William Curtis is seriously i'll of
typhoid fever. n,.
Spencer Of Alabama was given the contest.
ed seat and sworn in.
Specials say Richardson will be appointed
Boutwel's successor H.-
Ten buildings burned in Ashland, Pa,
on Thursday; loss $4,000!
The Guard is expected to sail March Goth
with articles for the Vienna Exposition.
The President has nominated p. II. En-.
erson for Associate Justice Ut Utah l. L,
Stiles, receiver Of public money at Gila
ArizOna.
/, Philadelphia, March 8. Capt. Timothy
Rogers, 70 years Of age, and surveyor Of Tho
Board Of Underwriters, fell dead in thu
Tenth Baptist Church last evening, at ,he
conclusion of the services. ts
= 1t is reported from Washington that Ger
tain Consressnen ale offering, their quots d
public documents At fifty cents q volume.
Commander Edward w. Henry, Uni,ec
s,sses navy, died at Piedmont. N. T., on
Saturday, last.
Louisville, March 9.-The Covvier .Jov,
nal says Colfax has been very much abuset
and annoyed in the Credit Mobilier business
The Senate Indian Committee 10 changed
BY assigning to il Allison. Sherman and
Oslesbis ia The places Of Harlan and Correct
retired, 20 .,,,-.,-.,..t ..