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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
Commercial and money Matters.

o. Fer Conaereias AID .Na Matters. So, Ess-.s Pan,
The sales of Pa SIS a, the Boar we've enp sd
able The market generally was rot s'n. although the L.
cline wcs small and in stocks there lula ;noc
rnen, The transactions only moderate.
The Bill Marker is rS;her dali, but rates are am
S:en. 10 l0 for prime City Southern uneuSos5
sas9, Francs $3.50 S2l4. The demand Gsh, and Ia
supply moderate.
Freghts are steady at IS. 81. for square Cor,on
TO Liverpool. Heavy freight Is offering freely.
The Phc.nix Bank has declared dividend a 3
per cent payable Monday, the 9Th Of January ness
The Boston and Providence Railroad Compspy
able sth of January.
Tha following sales OF stocks were made at Hos.
ton on Friday and Saturday Is shares Resdsg Rhsea,
saI go do Us. - IS Norwich and Wocesset Rail-
rnad g. Is do 66k % Wes,etn Reroac. ~ y Me,ehiah'
Bark r5l9.
The name of the Moyamensing Bank, Phiadel.
phia, has been changed to the Bank of Commerce.
Counterfeit Sc, letter a, on the Lansirsbursh
Bank are in circulation Rochester. VisRee drove q
cattle ana two men on horseback P. NJ Cotbn cushe,-s
W. Wabridse, president; countcrisned by P. Hoffman,
register The word dye on the shtsde Of III. bill II IN
like the genuine Some OF the counteei are no, counter
signed Mt all
AZ Baltimore the transactions ut the Stcck Bcsri
for week ending to-day have been light Maryland s., le
oat7lH asked Il bid diyd. OIL Amount Of sale, for hs
week. at Il 7lA. siS,'54 o. In Sterling IS, sale OF ESQ
Coupons on) at Is. They, however, improved and uss
held NJ 81 an to bid Baltimore 6s 1892 sales fcr the oen
ing at l0a The transactions Of the week amount to sic
Bank Shares generally remain dull Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Shares are INN ~ asked is bid. The Money Make,
remains the condition AS last reported and 1t pre-.
sume viii show mo- change unit, a,sr the lt OF Janssy,
when the Banks w I've prepared to afford the usual facte,
TO the business of the CITY, Coupon, OF ISL may b. had II
tail at 70 a73; 1873. al 81 s.; and isH. t7GaI7
The receipts into the Treasury of Alabama iov
the past year are stated by The Comptroller follows,
Balance in Treasury Nov. ~ 1873. s.0if9
Received Tor Taxes assessed IN is3. 2l ga 2
From all other sources 3isiM
roi,I tl19 iuR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

CHOICE GIFT Book FOR THE FAMILY CIR
cLE.-We would invite the attention of our readers
to Langley's new and beautifully illustrated edition
OF the works of Mrs. Ellis, in two splendid octave
volumes. We know of scarcely any other prodac-
zion OF the day, better adapted for domestic gilt
book than this admirable work. No living writer in
this department Of letters is deseredly popu-
lar. aud all who would seek to aid in the diffusion
of sound moral Instruction impaired with the most
persuasive aud pleasing powers Of rhetoric Cannot
wei! negect SO excellent an opportunity OF accom-
plishing it. Compared with many oil the gaudy
productions of the press, whose sole province seems
10 be TO dazzle with their meretricious blaudish-
men,s, these elegantly written volumes assert u
proud pre-eminence in value. Purchasers would
do we'll 10 call at the above establishment, No. 9
Aston House, where this, es we'll choice and
extensive variety of all the embellished books OF
the season nay be seen. and where they may De
sure 10 make their selections the most sdysnia-
geoue ,errns.-es cheap, and for eught know,
cheaper :hsn ct any other store IN The city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

w CAKE. CAgEi-Families wishing to pur-
chase really good article Of fancy or plain Cake,
will find the MOORE BAKERY, No. 6s8 Broadway,
the place TO purchase. The choicest materials
onIy are used in their manufacture, and purchasers
NAV deal at this Bakery with implicit confidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
Court Csierear-Thss day.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. %, AZ, IS, 40, so, 81, 81,
SO, 33l, $780, 1888, 81, 81.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nss. As, 40, 81, So, 81, IS, l, 4,
81, 40, IA.
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JAMES F. BABCoCK. Com
THOMAS R. TROWBRlDGE,t
Hon. Theodore FreitnghRySen, New-EoIk.
MIR. FRELINGRUYsEN's ANSWER


Mes p S. Gapia. jos. F. Babeoek. and Taos r. 1ron'.
bridge. COMMITTEE: - -,
GENTLEMES: Your esteemed favor oil the ION
inst. enclosing copy of the resolutions adopted al
meeting of The Wings OF New Haven, on the 14ih
inst. duly received by mail yesterday uarning.
The terms and spirit OF these resolutions, gentle
men, are such as become the friends of good
cause, and evince q just estimate of the defeat
which this cause has recently experienced. Right
is not always triumphant, and disaster is often a
profitable school forts advocates. And while your
ardent efforts TO render a deserved tribute Of ma
tiona gratitude 10 MIR. Clay have failed OF success,
yet there remains 10 him the rich testimonials OF the
warm esteem, admiration and gratitude of the Wing
party of the United States, combining amount OF
intelligence wisdom and virtue, such as 10 body oil
men ia any country can saIpass For the Kind mar
ner in wnich tue meeting, aud you, gentlemen, are
pleased 10 speak OF my relations 10 this subject,
snder INV heartfelt thanks, and with sincere
spect, ,,,,,, ,>,,,,,,,,-,,,,
Your ob't servant. 1HEo. FRELNGHUYsEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

u Alonzo Gray, author OF " Scientific and
Practical Agriculture has beer appointed P,oes-
sor Of Agriculture in Anahsrs. Collsge. 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

F,sr Isp, Hair pyE-Coarse red HAIR made fine, black
md osy ns ntlce is sure to have the effect desired by
th user Il Will color the hnr and inure the skin the
leas, Sold az q Courtlandt street. dsV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
- yopr oh,l se,runt. rHEo. FRELNGAuYsEN

D1IlA WrpsrGa CoNucrEn. Louisriile
Coas,er Of Dee. II sajs "tfe learn from Lax
ingtoo, thst The Jury in the case oil the Common
wealth rs. Delia Webster, returned rerdt OF gs'l-
ty. and two years imprisonment in the Peni'entia.y
The trial OF FAIRBAsK was TO commence yesterday.
No doubt was entertained of his conviction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
DiIa.cerp, &

The schooner Caledonia Capt Brown OF Norfolk vas gap
sized between the Rp Raps ard Sewers FOE. on Mpeey
r.i.;.. and ever soul board number.
Capt isaac puEh Philadelphia rSs on boz fd and ms oeoy,
toe ealy one ioaad, discovered snarsed ID NE isS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

.THg coLrAaIAs The numerous fdends OF the Colan
bsn Magazine are informed thai tie second edition OF the
euun number Is now ready delivery. The wonderful
raud Tor he so r exceei anticipation that the pub
iri,er bad to 90 70 the s1pense OF reprintDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30


GROCERIES-Th market for Coffee ag,et pne t. :.
6z &c, mos and aV u Domingo, BE cash " @ag
cents which Is decline. The arrivals are nnIneso,; "
about eanaI 10 zoo bbs remain nHoat unsod There %
mand for old crop The tTaa.act9s new CIR IVA 20 20
Sugar Thardny coassed OF rs hhda at pnopG, "a t6e
nj pr;vaie sae the latter NJ * ~ cents on ma bare
trade purchased with spirit, the market Icing s have
and pnces were well supported ,nee snea ue so5 Is Is
been Inr=e some 200 aids remaining ahoet Fy
weather yesterday stormy e'e was nns Ia ex
Cd ctsD there very little and, except ~ sv.s
sod for which purpose lo hhds Porto ee ~ Ioa ~ sa s.
Term uD bxs brown Havana brought Its ~ een''' o.
white do 80. limos. .,,.. sc,
IgON-Hcidefs of Earsa Bar are asking nsnef p's'
we have aot heard of my recent trnusact'os- -.
NAVAL rORESThe market for Tn,yeutsne ~ < fc
6,rr md we hive 10 Goice sales OF 3 bb ~ ~,
nshprtop and 30 for Newbefa-proosb ply " ~ Ter
~ NJ e-.i L, ygogt: 500 b0 elected Negth
e ,Ieh ;S dectas 10 ca - cutian ptt1 S,aas
nc e c,stt iH,ce.-lBsy7 hex l. elef , aii
not .sa.e public kos5n fsn1Ins eaeessveD atii. -.
eed continues very dull. and AIefcsnI ssrsi
lowercnsks bang offered 81 O. cents cath Sfcos Hsr
Is dull al the decline recently noticed the a saes ~ 1lys
stand were az s 6 cea cash srnH psIcss Se enah
command 90 g cents, bot for large ores tsese Anil
not be realized baskets and cases remain psnJ a
FRIPT-We notice saes Of 1000 boxes Bsneh hs ~ .6cai
to 20 but OF the market o., ~ hsn 90, 10
previous leo L.bon Paper Snsh H. soe
st Of The parcel l3 cents 80 do Ivea s2 msa
Princess, few prime 9eana -. s,os
soO drums Turkey FIGS, ID iUe boxes aa'sse N''1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

BrEsEp TO DEATH.-Dunng the past week two children
were horribly burned as 10 cnuse their death more
Stacking accident cannot happen than death occasoned by the
effect of burn Had friends had Councils Magical Pain
Extractor apply life might have been saved IN each ea
paen neglect this great blessing of the always IN
their houses Il will cure the following complaints or oil pny
is refunded for 1t, viz: ,
Burns, Scalds, Salt Rheum. Frosted farS,
Terder and Sore Feet Rheumatism.
Chlbalns, Tic Doloreua,
piles and Old Sores Erysipelas. Fever Sores,
Sore Eyes aud Nipples.
Cnution-Buy only this city at Courtlnndt street. dO
Hays LtStMEyT-A certain for the Piles IN their
worst form sold q Courandt street. nlso Bay WATER,
quart bottles pnce 50 Oriental Water OF Gold new
and delightful perfume. dSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

py- SASps's. BRIsToL's. and CoMsrocK's EXTRACT of
SARs APAEILLA sold 81 Courtland street, also Dr. Me
NMRs ACOUSTIC OIL, certain for Deafness and al
complaints of the Ear d3U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

M L
cannot be denied but that who are the glass oil
fashion and the mould of form set good example Lohn'o
uses e HESRys CHINESE SHAVING CREAff' and hts ooai
Is always of the exact cut and length for the tor Besides be-
ing eightfu eioient. this compound OF soothing and
healing nats taking away all pmpcs and irritation from the
skin.
Prepared nnd sold by a. b. SANDS * Co. Chemists. 23
Broadway. Chambersst. Sold also ut ~ Fulton street
and II East Broadway. Price 50 Cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
ArriXcd.

Ship Sheridan De Peyser, fin Liverpool Nov IL mdse 70 Z
Collins Co. The Sheridan sable Island on the lJh
INST and wns up Nantucket I'd aud saw Monaog Light
House the -head winds prevailing ali the Tne ana ~ art
died .; Nos Of iyphus fsver Neil Passon. Of the
died at Idverpoo-l22 steerage passenger
BARK Epefyies. Wooster. Ii days from with
sugar and rnolass to The T. has been of the Hook
8 days.
Thomas Stalker Passed Gibraltar l5th Nov Lett ships E
abeih Hastings for Eew.York 18th Noy Lady Arabeia
mpsou sailed 18th Get for Palermo; bark Eyefton, May
be for ~ York, lst Nor bnss Gnnges, feaion Tor do
sere day Chrsana, Warren Tor goston, ~ day. Conf
.vere weaker for last 70 days Carried away and
feed much in sails and rigging has been on the coast ioi
Is days with very bed weather.
Sir issle McSzlh. days f Aeaandris. with feur aud
h-xSees To Sturges & CIeai1nan
rir Brilliant Richards a houfs from indian River. with
Old iunk roa &c ABdress saved from The ship Walter
OF hIndepha wrecked Delaware Reef, her passage
from Liverpool 10 Pl,lsGelpiis
Schr Dispatch. Corson. DIS m Brandy wRe Del.
and -four N J j. Bulkey.
chr Constitution, SGIners. dcyS from Georgetown G.
-four to y l. Nclread s. Co
chr Chanot, Jeskins days from Neeoke oysters bound
%if sa:al Lavn;p Fouler p days fem ManssnIla CT.
h. h4aifsaeag. tear aisi e25 IL alis!-
Ship Psn.hea. ene. from Cronsad Oct -, with eortase
Ship Aired MeTefs from New Orleans Dce 8. with sugar.
&c, 10 order.
Aho. brgs unknown. Wind west.
Di1asters, &c.
The schooner Caledonia Capt Brown, OF Norfolk %as eap-
sized between the Rip Raps and seweft FOE. on MSses
r.i:i, and ever soul board, nrref
Capt isaac pqEh oi Sas on bos ID. sad ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Y SUNDAY SCHOOL No. 8 hold their Annual
Exhibition tonight at Rev. Dir. StilweIl's Church
in ChrYstie street. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Is- Do not forget Mr. CoLToSs Laughing Cos Enertain
nent Tabernacle his evening twill De nci and rare
treat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Old Bunker Hill present. Of he strongest bis
for tan, week ever hegId OF We Eoa earnestly GYpke st
uol 70 TIC advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
TIE WING ALMANAC for l845 is now read,
Ses asyertisement in another column.

-Trx DAILY TRIBUNE served carly hour in any
aIt Of ths City or Brooklyn. week paya
81 20 lbs Carrier those who prsr il at the same ras
"a, mr. months OF year, payable tia office in advance
pesons w.hing be served VIII please send their name.
h,orsh the Post Once or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Boards Va PARrIgs.-A trea,isc parties would
show that boards have sometes been the badge OF parties
Such was the case among the Cavaere and Roundheads
in Oliver CromwelPs days. But all parties agree that
well shaved badge of descent respect Tor public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

DEPORTATION OF CRIM1xALs.-An article up
pearsd some weeks ago in journal OF this City
from which it was extensively copied into papers
throughout the United States-the purporr of which
was, that an arrangement had been made by more
than one Of the German States 10 deporr into the
Unised States criminals who had become burden
some at home. This statement was based upon
information aaid to have beel received in the Office
Of the Secretary Of State from Or. Lisxt American
Consul at Lsipsic. The German Society of this
City naturally felt some modification the state
nsnt and caused Mr. Bierworih, of its Ulcers,
70 address q Letter to MIR. Calhoun, which was re-
Piled 20 by Mr.. CIalle, chief clerk Of his depart
ment stating that ths whole affair was without au
shority.
By tbs bye, we may say that Mr.. Lsst is no,
Consul at LEIPZIG and has no, bsen for SONS years,
having been appointed TO similar Office ct Statt-
gsrd--A crcunstance which might have shcwn the
fafsity Of the whole offai,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
~ SEE LIST PAoE.
Cleared.

Shin Denmark Frost. Mobile. by mnSter.
British brss Peru Field. ST !ohn NJ, stokes Anthony
Helen Ncrks. Hough, Ea.tpor- ,
Emma Coe, Baltimore. Gen Scott, Snsw. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

I hroush The Post Once or Otherwise.
Democratic WING General Committee
special meeting this Committee viii be held at the Broad
way House on Monday evening (soth inst } at1P M
pS- The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE are requested TO
meet IN hour earlier.
A nnne,ua, attendance Is requested. By order.
~ BowDrTcH BLUNT. Chairman
J. Il HoeAnr HAwEs, Secretaries ,o-s
Jas p. PERSON. az CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Outing al the American Museum, has dawn t,s ho Of
urlng week. and the the last OF T
srry here we may safely predict still greater rush The
nor roo aza upc: he: The wrapt IN 'sonsr az
-. .r % i..tz;!ys So,grs. yshrh elpys ACCURACY AID
s-as,y n l1aY si;.J 1iseh % 'i-'Is
III u tataffaiarlcst too De wiii god iia-l ~
we u, uGt y-oELer Ii:ai cr0wGe: nisHt9 ihe SeIy
manager By bye has rc treat IN store Tor hrs e wo
1rx taxnc MN Nth call upon New YssI's. Drop IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
IMMATURE ALmANAc-rf

PORT OF NEwyoKK.. ..DEcEMBER 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
Police OEice.

Burglary-T'he store No 64I Broadway, was
burcinouy entered Friday night. and robbed of abou,
600 worth OF clothing.
Jbefs.-Samuel Richardson arrested and
Committed for stealing pairs OF Indies CATERS md pair OF
mems boots worth SO 20. from Mathew Walker. No. Ito
Canal street.
chne Feeny was arrested and committed for stealing pork;
md James Gallagher and james Fenner were also committed
for stealing stove.
I. Stevens was arrested and committed for BENZ found
nm tho PREMISES George H. Dyer No 0l Blyad street. TN
der snsocous circumstances ut o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
State Affairs.

Silas Wright and Addison Gardiner, Goveno
and Lieutenant Governor elect, have reached AL
bany. Gov. Wright has taken lodgings tempo
rarly with Senator Erastus Corning, member
of the old Safety Fund Regency, and still the
leader of the sOld Huuker or semi-C onserva-
tive wing of the party. Gov. w. has taken a
house for himself, however, and will occupy it as
soon as it can be furnished.
The organization of the new Legislature and
the delivery of the Governors Message viii take
place on Tuesday of next week. Gev. Wright's
Message is awaited with interest. We shall en-.
deavor to publish it the morning after its delivery.
The election Of U. S. Senators will be tbs great
feature of tho Session. Two Loco. Focos will be
chosen Of course, but we hope not unconditional,
unleHscting supporters of whatever scheme Of
Annexation the ultra slaveholdipg interest may
see fit to concoct. We believe tho public voice
will require the selection of men of greater abl.
ity and weight of character than those now tenn
porarily representing New.York in the Senate,
and that this voice will be obeyed. That such
should be chosen is matter of jus! State pride
as well as Of the highest National solicitude.
Our opponents number in their ranks men capa-
bic of commanding and justifying the respect of
HE public. especially in their action on questions
which, like this of Annexation, soar far above
the ordinary range of party interests and party
struggles. Whether they viii see fit to give US
such Senators is question TO be decided by
themselves, yet we believe regard for their own
interest end ascendency viii constrain them to
decide it correctly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

~ Performance ,hiz afternoon al the New Y9,k Muse
TN Every variety of entertainment presented os Ceee
Ia Blanchard the Grccinn iuggseres and La Petite aimee,
Inc graeefu daneuse hcvc been added 10 the host OF PEI
formers that appeared last week The Ore oaas oso r.
rr,ira rrh rrrer for one .hilinE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
LETTER TO MR.. FRELlNeHuYsEN

s.s.r, P. S. ealDin. Jas. F: saseees. Thomas R. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

marhets :. Carefully Reported for The Tti5une
AsHEs-There have been sole, about % bbh Pot a. =,
,ni few Pearls a. a. The demand Is far. Inc socns
10 81 bb Pots i5I bbl Pear The receipts Of me ~"
's"''A Ni' Export from lst 10 9th Dec oo--.,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
Cnroner,sOmce.

Sudden Demiss.-The Coroner was called 10 hold
an inquest this morning at No 81 Orange street, on the BODY
last evening about o'clock He had been declining for some
time afflicted with diseased lungs Verdict accordingly he
had no medical aid OF late.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-06

IF anything IN the world will make
a man feel badly, except pinching his
fingers in the crack of a door, it is I'M
questionably, quarrel. No man ever
fails to think less OF himself after, than
he did before one--it degrades him in
the eyes of others, and what is worse,
bluntsshis sensibility TO disgrace on the
one hand, and increases the power OF
passionate irritability on the other
The truth is, the more quiet and peace
ably we all get on, the better for US,
and the better for cur neighbors. In
nine cases out Of ten, the wisest course
to pursue is, il man cheat you, to quit
dealing with him; il he be abusive,
quit his company; if he SANDER you,
take care to live SO that nobody will
believe him. No matter who he is, or
how he misuses you-the wisesl way
is lust to let him alone; for there is no.
thing better than this cool, calm, and
quiet way of dealing with the wrongs
we must meet with.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-06
PLATTEvILLE ACADEMY.

EyJiS Institution will commence its regular
q Session on Wednesday, the 25Ih October,
A. ID. lS43.
The Trustees hare secured the services of Mr..
n. X. CARRIER, y. 3. as pesmanen. Principal
NJ Canior IS an approved and experienced teach
cl, whom the Trustees can, with entir. confidence,
recommend TO the public, as well qualified TO take
charge OF such an Institution. The Plntteviae
Academy has excellent rooms sufficiently IL ge to
accommodate more tnan one bundled rupils in
tnsiT reciialions; lis location is very healthy asd
easy OF access
The Principal has provided himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus. winch wiz be
used 70 illustrate those studies 10 wach il is adapt
Ell.
The Insiim M viii commence with Male asd
Female department. The Principal will provide
. Female teachs; entirely competent TO aid him.
The Academic year viii be divided into four
Terms OF e!et ell weeks each.
Parents OF Guardians residing at distance csn
oGlaia any flr,nsr information By addressing the
Principal, Posi- PAIo. Board car be obtained in
private families st from 81 50 10 = 90.
Terms Of T,aiioa.
Common Eas.l,h branches per quarter $500
Mathematics, 9,UU
Languages, hOJ
No chaTge for ineidentals.
Tui;.on iof each Term will bs required in sd-
vance. o. satisfactory reference giyen- IL - hisa-
Is d-sf,be ~ the formation Of classes, and ior
other ",viops reasons, thai zach student saoaid, u
possible, be p;sssn: st the commandment OF The
,sun.
re Prineipa, ot sae Iaslitut.on-ths President
Of me Bol;3. ID. .Iohh BegaGs, aad .hs Secretary,
nav - csiiet aaoa 20 give assistance 10 SSuaen's
81 $50 ~ t,t.9,rg i1ees, o. 70 reader any oiaeT
80 Sai>a g2.sais a1ay VISA.
J. ". CLARK. Secretary
cg Beard Of Trustees.
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