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1901 THE GREAT 1901
L PENNSYLVANIA RDITTE IOoI

-
s,, vvn,I D9UBLE TRACE, sTEEI. RAILS:
- IN EFFECT DBCEMBt4n ia. Issi
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from stallocl, corner
r. ,s Of sixth and street., a. follows
of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Carr at 1000 ma.
daily; Fast Line 1000 a. daily, with Sleeping
Carr from Harrisburg 10 Cincnnati and Chicago.
nc Cars Es, 2 Ii,ssburg and LsaisSille.
For Cxnandagua Rochester. Bafs Niarsrs AZ q IN
~, xseEt saturday with Palace Cars Gansndsa3aa
foP M daih esceft s maseh and Ehnira ~ 1900 g.
For New lorf and he f Eass Eco m loco 200
iois limited express Of Pullman ia lS;p os and
r., S:oo q. m. daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
For Brooklyn NY, ali through trains connect at Jer-
r. ferrisge across New York city.
and l0:l5 pm: On sunday. 200 go No. and
aoa t M: Limited Express. $40 O. IN. daiiy. sK-
For Bsiumors, $40 500. $50, 1000 q m, ana ZOO,
Sunday 500: io:oo am. AGO. SEQ. 81. io'Ss
For Pores Creek Line. 60 An aud AAs pm. daily.
For Annapolis $40 am. and go pm daily. except
ALEk saSfss AND RREpERIcKsBuRe RAILWAY.
kkR h6AANDhiA AND WASHINGTON
For He1anSSa: $40 70 go 4 10 and II 80 am.
1850. $40. II 40 and il 80 a n. and 80 .. ny.
daily. and 200 ,. m. daily. except sunday
pm. and II 90 midnight. On SUNDAY 4 sS. 50
Tickets and Information at the ofie: H. norts.., oe,
OF 18th street and and atte tston
where orders can he eft for the checking a hags.ge
j. X MOOD General Passenger Agent
FkANk THOMSON. General Msnasrer. Dov2s
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FLusH1Na's Color WAR.-The question Of

FLUsHING's Color WAR.-The question of
admitting cOlOred children to the Flushing high
school continues to be the source Of bitter
feeling among the residents Of that village The
board OF education held meeting yesterday at
which af11davits Of three of the eOlored pupils
who applied for admission to the high school
were read. They say that Mr.. Dowu1ng, es
president Of the board, had, when visiting the
colofed school in October last, advised and en-
cOuraged them to demand admission to the high
school. Mr.. Downing denounces the statement
as falss.-M r. World 2Sd
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
" EIFIH SIREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN

By virtue of deed Of trust dated the eleventh
gay OF june AID. 1881, and recorded in hberk Is.
2 No; 81 fohS So Ct sea- Of the land Ia:1
dersSgned win sell at public suction in trout
q g,G fAs Ers Ems Az % Twenty
M the following descnbed real estate. situate IN the
1tK OF Washington snA District of Columbia. and de-
eleven, and the north forty feet front by its depth Of
lot twelve in square four hundred and seventy seven
the same being improved by one-story Frame House,
Terms Of sale az fellows: The amount Of the indebted
mainder in three months from day of sale, for which
the notes Of the PureAaser secured BY q deed Of
Of 500 viii be required Of the purchaser At time of
s.le Conveyaacing md REGARDING at purchasers
deserves the right to resell Is The risk ana Of de-
Il such resaIo IN come neWspaler puhiisbed in wash
inktons DC Prank =. eROWEING, Trustee.
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nUNCANsoN BROS Aucuoneers.
IL 9Th and ID streets northwest.
THIS EVENING.

ENCLEY, Auctoleer.
PANNBROkEKS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES.
,o Ga'nnercing MONDAY. DECEMBER TwEI.FT Eth.
iSs. at SEVEN L. NJ, eill sell at the National 0afi
OIL ltFi 7:h stnret and continuing until every
Pieu.c Is disposed Of CON! rising
c. la end Silver Watches,
Solid COD caC Plated Chains.
Sets of Coral and toii Jewery
Amethyst. Cameo and Turquoise Rings,
Musical lnStruInente, leyoivers,
p3te and ria:ei Ware,
large assortment Of Gents Clothing and many
o.iIer :rtlelSes tGo numerous 10 mention. G24 st
ehW NBiOhERS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES
ktIsiMC nr!Eg SATURDAY, DECEMBER SEVEN
TEEN, 1881. at SEVEN T. NJ. large and valuable col
etI1l q forfeited s, consisting Of Geld and Sill
yer Watches Diamonds large assortment OF Gold Rings
ladies Jestry, Guns Pistols, ana other articles too
numerous - ntii;ion. 4. SELINGER.
Pawn aud Loan Office, 737 9TH street a. W.
FOLEY Auctinlcer.
\, B.-Saia sale viii be continued on MONDAY DE-
CEnl}cE NIkEIEEN. Sale iii the morning for La
.ilt at ItN A. ii. and SEVEN p. NJ and continue ul-
II al the Hft- are SOLD. dl5-St
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CHARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING OR
GARDENING LOTS AT UNIONTOWN, D. c.
VII sell at nnblc auction in front the premises
on THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY SECO ND
1881, at THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots 314, 3l5, 334
and 335; said lots being Harrison street. opposite
Anacoata road.
Terms Of sale viii be announced on day of sale.
dli-d&dbs j. L. COLDWELL. Auct.
eS THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY SEVENTH, 1881
at same hour and place. d23-2t
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81 BILL SPLIT IN TwO.-A split 81 bill was
Yesterday presented at the First National bank
but the cashier declined to take it, 1t was sub
sequently ascertained that the other half of the
bill had been passed on Conant & Thedinga.
Mr. J. +. Humphrey, the cashier of the First
National bank purchased the half passed on
Conant Il Thedinga. and it was found that the
two exactly matched 1t is the first instance
known of a 81 bill, or i'm fact fibre bill of any
denomination, being split. The facts of the
case will be made known to the controller OF
CURRENCY Colorado Springs Gazette.
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH. I4l7 @ STREET oPpo.
site Riggs Housed; large pool; good ventilation;
hiles Mcday and Friday; not open Sunday: o,,ep
from to 10 saturdays IL; batls 81 G tickets 81 80
biA' H. IL. DIV fltsir1clalI.
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Catskill cor0ner's jury decided that q woman
"came to her death IN the providence Of God bv
the accidental inhalation Of chloroform and heart
disease"
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FINANCIAL.

A IL OPERATIONS IN SroCKs. BoNDs. GRAIN
N and Provisions c1nducted IA commission.
Contzacts or Privileges secured az the closest rates
chtainshle from rcsronsihe parties.
Stocks bought and Carried on 30 o pr c~nt ruarc-u
Fractional Orders executed Close 20 the market Ana
one purchasing Privileges through the same
rs Margin in they show n profit
List Of rxtes aud distances Puts Cali and Srreads
sent Free apyhcstfon.
]. MICnEIor 4 co, ~ Broad st.. New York
Chicago house, +. A. BEERS 4 CO, la la Sale q
dT-3n
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The Germans Of Connecticut areorganiZinc to
secure, il possible, . modification OF the SUNDAY
laws.
blil 70 abolish the whipp,ns-post las beer
introduced In the legislature Of VII iH..l l.. Il
cos0red senator
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Two BRAVE GIRLS SAVE SEVEN LIvEs.-On
Friday evening seven young men. who 1--we sew
cral miles down the Ottawa river, started to
skate to Gatineau Point for the purpose of at
tending special service, which was being held
in the church at that place for young men.
When they arrived opposite Kettle island they
the party fell through. The other two did the
best they could to rescue their comrades bur,
after they had got several of them out, the ice
on which they themselves were standing gave
way, and they themselves got into the water.
Two Misses O'Neil. daughters of Superintend-
ent O'Nnil. of the Dominion police. witnessed
the accident from their house on Kettle Island.
and With great presence of mind these Two
young ladies ran for their fathers boat which
they pushed across the ice until they came TO
the broken spot, when they launched it and Sue
ceeded in rescuing the young men who were in
the water. They We're not a moment too soon.
for one of the young men was utterly cXhauste ed
and was taken out of the water senseiess.
Montreal (Caaada) Witness, Dec. 10.
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CAUGHT WITH DECJY LETTER-Will;aIn IT,
Howard. assistant registry clerk in the post
office III Atlanta G;i. wa arrested yesterday on
Ii warrant sworn oct by Inspector Fry. charging
hiIl with rObb!ns the mails He had been suS-
pected for some time, and vas caught with q
Gccoy letter.
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A MISSING MAN.-Capt Clipperton, the Eng
fi, consul ut Philadelphia is inquring into ihe
whereabouts Of Dr. \. r Williams of BtsJiil,:,Fis
North Wales. Who came to that city early I'M lSSG
from ENGLAND, ;tad vas last seen On September
18TH Of hast year under circumstances which led
10 the belief that he Was robbed and thrown Int o
the Delaware at Christian street wharf The
river is to be dragged 1t That point.
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A iOUNG HEIEEss.-An allowance Of 3 eco a
year was asked in the Orphans Court al pla-
de:phia Thursday for the education and support
Of Mary Louisa Baird ! child of IL years Tie
child inherited $4,000 from her father who
died III 1871, and siUi,t 900 from her grandfather,
the hate Matthew Baird. Her estate has now
accumulated to s31o, 900. Miss Baird is now re-
ceying 81 900 yearly.
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SATURDAY SALAD.

'Purer than the rsurest gold.
A thousand times. . thousand fold,
Stronger than the strongest chain
Ever forged by might and main.
Swifeer than the hyhtning's dart
When II clesves the air apart.
What Is this 80 pure and strong
To which such swiftness does belong,
The hottest gift from God above
To man on ezrthy A Mothers Love-
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK,
LAcKAwaNSA
WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT
BONDS OF 1921.
THE FIRST DAYS OF JANUARY AND July.
The road forms with the Delaware. Iaclswsnp. aud
Western Aili Sfw S S,Sf 'h fS sf hPs
well a. UPON the Road For s.le Sy U ''' ea'""e''
l.. J. {. II. SMITH.
STOCK BROKERS'.
ds-lm 81 Wall Street New York.
THE MINING RECORD, 81 BROADWAY
SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
MINING SToCkS
Bought and Sold at lowest rates Commission in New
Advances ,,,.a ORR nI a M; Ssn tranclso..
nIc-~&s A. X. CHlsoIm co.
pERSoNS WISHING To OPERATE IN
s sTssks.
to the extent Of $50 TO 81 600 upwards. should wrie
HENRY l.. RAYMOND a CO.,
senators sadns Bu-pes. Goa-s nA Ssis ssss
erations mailed to ntsnt,ns investors,
MATTHEWS JupD. Banlers Scranton. p,
II. X. SlSk co. Brokers. Harrisbury Ia. ds
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
Bankers and Bro SSS Na P9 Ms s,r CO
deslred Will advise when and what 20 buy secure
SIook PRIVILEGES at reasonable rates In which SOS
Fnll information application and Financial Report
Sent lfee- janI2-m.w.s
pRIyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
H.H. DODGE.
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Borsh t,nd
Sold on Commission,
No. 500 18TH STREET, (CoRCORAN BUJI,pINGA
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers.
GA BROADWAY. New YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and snld on corn,pis
sion in San Francisco Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on tho
New York Stock Exchange eighth OF one per cent
commission, Private and direct telegraph wires 10
Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and Boston through
which orders are executed the Stock Exchanges
OF Stocks and Bonds and Information regarding The
Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di-
rect from the New York Stock Exchange. nj
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NINE. WASHINGTON
AVA FASHIONABLE
DfESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE
LII PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
dresses, Sns, Costumes, Cioaks, &c. made in srIpe
nor style at short notice. ladies' can have Dresses ,i
AMI ,asted, and perfect lit guaranteed. ans
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AUCTION SALES.
gE'HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

FENEfUMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
WALNUT AND OAK MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SITS, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBoARD
MALNrT INTENSI0N TABLE WALNUT
CHAIRS. B&UssELs AND fNGRAIN cARPETs.
MAIIRAsSlS; CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING .D1CENBERTWENTY-
kiNTG, 1851 a. TEN O'CLOCK, at No. 1907 /. street
between 18th and 18th streets northwest shall sell the
above effects d2f-4t.
nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
II 9Th and ID streets northwest.
REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE AND MER-
CHANDfZE-
At our store, on TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
TWENTY-StNESrH, at TEN A. NJ, in part hand
fnHe Ebony and Gilt Frame Iarlor Smile also Plush
P:.Fl Suite, Walnut Chamber Set. Leather covered
Reclining Chair NJ Top Sldeboar, Silver Plated Cen
t. Piece neiaiTal. Saloon Pa-lor Moauet Carpet
several second hand Body Brussels Carpets Rolls New
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, &c, with other goods.
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LADIES' GOODS.

nj ME. Won BRANDS,
AL MODESTO
Sio Pehisylvana ave- over Dempseys Stationery Sor5
Formerly with Lord Taylor, New York and Wm
Barr Co, st. Louis.
Evening Dresses; Bridal Trousaeaus a speciality:
Closks, Dolmans and Sults; all made ut the shor.cst
nouce perfect work. superior fitting; satisfsctiop
suaiaheeu n26-Gm
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Rear angling Ohio Congress Districts.
GEN. GRosvEEoR's OPINION OF TIL. PROPER
COURSE FOR THR REPBBILeANs-TwKNrY-p NE
DISTRICTS INSTEAD OF TWENTY.
A telegram to the N. Y Times from Cleveland.
Ohio, says Gen. Charles Fl. Grosyeuor, one Of
the leading republican managers Of the state,
and who knows as much about the inside work
of the republican party of the state as any man,
is in Cleveland on some quiet political work,
and consented to give his views On the coming
congressional redistricting. He thinks that
there will be 81 districts instead of the 90 now
existing. In his opinion three leading ideas
will control the legislature in it's work. First.
similarity or homOgeneity of inter-
ests-mining counties together and agricultural
counties together second. that of accessibility
for the communication between different parts
must be taken into consideration; third. care
should be taken that the republican party main
tain its just supremacy in the Congressional
delegations No district ought to be shaped one
way or another for the purpose of turning out
any one now In Congress, and especially no dis
trict should be shaped with tho view of putting
any particular person into Congress- ''There is
one idea. he said. that ought to be followed
out by the republicans think it Is legit-
mate right which they have, and that is
to form the new districts SO as to take
close counties that have heretofore been
SeucTaiiy utfhoCfalC anu put bnem INTO fepuD-
lican districts. I would do this as a measure Of
fair play. and with view Of affecting fayorably
tofhe republicans the future elections of Sena-
| tors in the legislatures. For instance. Williams
Hardin. Madison, Franklin, Perry, Muskingum,
Belmont, Ross. Highland. Adams, ClermOnt
Tuscarawas. and Hancock counties ought to be
put into republican districts. Hamilton county
is always debatabie ground. and there are two
districts. There ought. perhaps. to be two or
three other doubtful, and about five democratic
districts"
considering that the republican majority in
the state dces not exceed from 10 GOO to &C. GOO,
Is not that ali unfair scheIne?"
"No, it is not, and for this reason: If it were
not for the heavy democratic majorities In the
Miami Valley and way up toward the north
west and over In the districts represented by
Athefton, Getides, and Converse. the republican
majority In the state would be very largely ifi-
creased. In other words. take a map Of the
state. and color the counties that went demo-
cratic white and those that went republican red
and you Will find that the democratic majOrities
cover only a very small proportion Of the entire
map OF the state. ! do not believe that over
one fourth of the states circumference. Ger
taiRly not onc-third. gave democratic naUrites.
and these counties cluster together" Although
Gen Grosvenor is not in the Legislature. it can
be considered az certain that ms views coincide
with those Of a majority OF the republican mem
bers
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
the best SO is JUSTH'S Old stand known for years
90 the only place where frst-case SECONDHAND
CLOIHlN NC can be eold at respectable prices. Address
call ~ yUSTHS Cd Stand, No. Gi9 street. between
9Th and 2th streets northwest Branch Store No. l0o
9th street. between D and srests northwest. NIB
Note by mail promptly sttenaeo %. max2l
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'IIOI.kAN LIVER PAD OFFICE, 8OUTHEAsT
HI ccrner 9tb sRa Il street, westinetmL D.G Con-
sult.ten free. LII teasise cent frss apDhcston.
j. q. 4InaHALT. Eanaser. 0l-3D
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The state of Wisconsin, which is 80 years old,
has had fourteen separate governors, and all but
four are still living.
The public schools Of Lincoln, Neb. followed
their usual custom Of late years, and appro-
priately honored Whittier's birthday.
Portrush, Ireland, can boast the first electrical
street railroad. 1t will be under the direct con-
troll Of DR.. W. G. Siemens, who h large share
holder.
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ABDrcToRS OVERHAUL ED.-Two weeks ago an
Associated Press dispatch announced the Kid
mapping Of a child four years old from her
parents at I.atrcbe Wcstnoreiand county Pa.
james BGraes. a miner. was believed to be the
abductcr. Two unccs Of the child. named john
and Enoch Davis, started in pursuit Of Bufnes
They traced him 10 PittShurg. Kansas City and
Wichita, Kansas, where BurneS met his wife
and from which point the abductors. with the
Child were driven in a wagon to Arkansas City.
Tie purSurers hurried or, but when they reached
the latter place they discovered that the BurHcs
party had secured Il wagon and L driver and had
started for some place in the Indian Territory.
tndismayed, the u2cies FASTENED in pursuit ot
the fuItiVes aud overlook them OH the road
The child was recovered and is on her way to
her nome in Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, the
abductors were allowed to escape.
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ADismal View.

A writer in the London S. yuaes's Gazette
says. eff the man is growing more and more
rufianly, you will find, think, that the we-
man is growing more aad more provocative of
his brutishness. Common sense suggests that
it must be SO; and tolerably large experience of
low-class life assures me that so it is- In these
days it is much more difficult than 1t used to be
for working man of the town to obtain a wife
who will make his home happy one. Before
the time Of machinery domestic service was the
chief employment of such young women as
worked out OF their homes at all. Now. do
mestic service is good school for working
mans wife. She is accustomed to be neat and
ceanly at eli times and seasons; she can cook
and clean methodcally; she is used TO speak
quietly aud under due restraint, and il Is her
| own fault if she does not profit both in man.
ner aud language, at any rate she has some
chance. There are. OF course. plenty of such
wives among the lower classes. and wherever
We meet with them their homes are pleasant 10
look upon. But. unhappily. very few working
class girls of the larrc towns ever come under
wholesome domestic discipline and supervision.
hundred occupations tempting them to out
door work al an early age have grown up
! among U.s. and IN a hundred others the intro
ductton OF machinery enables employers TO sub
st;tute The cheaper labor of women for that Of
men. This the girls. as a rule. have no oppor
tnuty of learning how Ito keep house" As
women they cannot wash, sew. cook. or market.
Place one oi taein at the head of a family, and
size IL as laluci out OF place as IL placed az the
head Of IN army. This, however, is not the
worst. Coarse and lonr-continutN labor has
always bad effect on women. To large per-
centare it communicates consumption or spinal
disease. Tie rest it renders harsh in feature,
angular in body. ard uniovely in all respects -
notably i'm speech. The ceascless whirr of the
machinery. compelling them to raise their
voices in conversation. "ireS them a trick OF
sefc;tlnifa. all occasions. which is sinwulariy
unpleasant. Then. where women are gathered
in masses day after day and week after week the
moral tone Of the whole sinkstO the level of the
more deFraveA; in consequence oaths. UNI
secinly expressions and braZen bearing are all
but universal ani";,g thea. FOR these g.aSons
would myself rather 20 mil'. round than pass
one OF these factories ~ the hour when its
thrOngs are passing humewayd. Their feelings.
too, become iIl,l;iratej. Tenderness is laughed
at az weakness and self S;;criiica denounced ~
Il folly. They live only foT themselves. Their
earnings are lay.l,rd GR wrecked fiDery. and
their leisure is speat in Indulgence, They are
careless of health and the future and cruelty
selfish. as WORKOUT pGr~:ts ali helpless child
rem prove Ia their cost Maintaining themselves
from an early age. they become correspondingy
seif-Wilied."
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Money does not make college, any more
than il makes the man. The recent gift to Col
umbia College (ef New York city,. makes that
institution by far the most munidcentiy endowed
corporation OF the kind in the United States
Indeed. it has long stood with those best off
financially. If not at their very head: vet its
standing a. an institution of learning has never
been anywhere near the highest. Its available
resources are PERHAPS from quarter to a third
greater than those for example. of Harvard
which IS the next richest college in the country
but who would think tor amonent of classing the
two together? Nor il that the only comparison
In which CoiuDaia would appear at disadvan-
tage- she would .iaye tn take rank below Yale
Princeton. Amherst, Dartmouth. Brown, Bow
dom. and Williams. and possibly several others
which might be ei; ed if Judged by that infallible
test. the influence exercised and the distinction
Won in after life by their graduates. With a
college, as with men. poverty may not therefore
De an unInixed evil The history of some of the
Institutions named above certainly shows that
curtailed, was never wholly destroyed for want
of wealth.
The fifteenth annual exhibition of the Amer1-
can Water-Color Society will be opened in the
galleries of the National Acadmy of Design in
New York. on the 30th Of January next. and
close on the evening Of February % No works
IN black and white. excepting etchinos will he
received Artists residing out OF New York
Will have TO forward their pictures TO an AGENT
there The Academy viii not receive them di-
rect.