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The New York herald., 1845-08-30
The Anti-Rent Troubles.
We have received the following additional intel
hgence from the Anti Rent region =

hgence from the Anti-Rent region
DELHI, Wednesday evening, Aug ~.
posse Of about 80 men, under command of Frederick
Steele OF the u s. A. brother of late Under Sheriff.
left this place for Dry Brook region hitherto unexpor
ed where it had been rumored several Indians had been
seen in disguise within few days
We have just received dispatches from Steele, who
writes 'that after having explored the country for
distance and finding at home in house barn, be-
tween two and three o'clock this morning, left with
the posse, leaving ten picked men, concealing them
selves in the woods until morning. to watch the opera
tons OF the Indians They have just sent express
with information that they had the pleasure of seeing
about 80 Indians issue from the woods this morning at
day break, in body, and that they heard many
whoop and fire their rifles They say the woods are fl IL
of Indians, and women seen to carry any quantity
of provisions into the woods They caught old Cook
coming out OF the woods. He is with We shall be
off in few minutes, and will have Of them devils
or die We have got Abraham Lawrence. There is no
more guilty than he. V. Levaley caught him. He
is giant
The Anti rent Senatorial Convention for this the third
dstrict is to be held at the house of IL Lockwood
this city the last Thursday of September next to
inmate Senator. The County Convention of Anti
renters for Rensselaer, County is to be held at West
Sand Lake the last Monday of September next, for
the purpose Of making independent Antrent County
ticket The number of delegates from each town is Ii
mitcd to twenty.
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POST OFFICE, I
N..s Nx.nl. A ...na lntl. InIa 4

Steamer Great Britain, from Nep York.
ETTt RS will be received this Office for the Steamer
IL Great Britain until haEpast r NJ S,mrday, the 3Uih
instant The all letters for Great Britain by
rangement with the consgnee will be % for letters
weighing haitian less aud cents FOR each additional
half ounce. ROBT. III. MORRIS 7. NJ
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w tuTATIONs !
InciTTcuf MOnsU.
= NiOANLr
Uuc,tlysuf MOneu

The demand for foreign exchange is confined prnci
pslly to bills on London Quotations for sterling bills
rule very nigh, and the rates for prime rule at 10 l0i
per cent premium. Shipments of specie to England
have recently been made to extent the expectation
last week amounting about tw hundred and ten thou
sand dollars The rates for bills on London are now
higher than they were last year at this time and the
banks are compelled to discount very cautiously to pre-
vent II possible any expectation Of the precious metals
to any great extent This OF the principal
OF the tightness IN the money market, and until
change ialls further below specie point, canno,
expect any rehci TO the existing embarrassments The
stock market has been seriously affected by this state
OF things, the fancies have huc'uaed in prices very
much, and many have already reached a lower level
than realized during the past twelve months.
We annex comparative table, showing the quota.
tons for each month during the past year,
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

The WEATHER IN MASSACHUSETTS. - quite an
agreeable change has taken place the state OF the wea
ther the past 38 hours light white frost was discover
able in the low lands in Roxbury and Dedham at an ear
ly hour this morning but no damage DONE Boston
Trcnscripf, .7ug. 30
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

On the 2sth instant, by the Rev Charles Constantine
Pise, RoBERr McNALLy to ANNE MATILDA STANLEY, all
of this city.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoN.
The Crops.

The crops in Northern Wisconsin, particularly wheat,
corn oats and barley, are better than ever before
known The wheat is very heavy. We sorry to say
however, that grass and potatoes almost entire
failure in consequence OF the unprecedented hot dry
weather II is feared that II long winter should ensue
the cattle will fare hard in Calumet and portion OF
Fond du Lac counties We observed whole heids OF u
notify and clover, which are not worth cutting
The prolific crops OF wheat in Wisconsin and the faci
lty with which settlers reimbursed their original
OUTLAW are often stated but the following from the Ra-
cine 4drstiser goes ahead of all previous operations.
Two farmers from GAINESVILLE in Rock county, and
whose farms adon fall had conointly 400 acres of
prairie broke and in wheat-the work being per
ormed by two young men, with ten yoke of oxen and
two bows to drive few weeks. These 400 acres of
wheat have recently been cut by means of a machine
occupying only l2t days with extra expense OF only
about so cents an acre for binding and stacking The
wheat turned out an aggregate of 5000 bushels worth
$500 or an average Of IS bushels to the acre. On Fri
day the owner came to Racine with two wagons loaded
with an aggregate of 205 bushels of wheat which he
sold at 62t cents the bushel
The st. Louis Era says The new crop has Just com
menced arriving freely and should the upper streams
continue even in their present difficult stage for navga
on We may expect TO in the course oil three orfour
weeks large quantities Of wheat pouring into the
ket even at this early period there are thousands Of
bushels Of the crop ing at the landings along the
illinois, upper Mississippi and Missouri, waiting ship
ment All the boats which have reached this port from
above for three or four days past have down with
much they could possibly get along WITH and
of them particularly those from the Missouri and u
lnos had TO refuse more wheat than would have loaded
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
COMMERCE OF ONO CANAL IMPORTS EXPORTS oy

1t will be observed that there has been in the aggrs.
gate and almost in every em large increase in the
BUSH of the Canal in July s45, the correspon.
ding month in ls44, Notwithstanding the competition
which must necessarily have experienced from the
Miami Canal
The imports and exports of the British possessions in
the East Indies in ls4l 42 compared with 1884 '35 have
increased about seventy five per cent
CoNfMERcE oE THE EAST INDIES.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

ONO RIVER. Al Wheeling, on Wednesday,
tbere were three feet of in the channel falling AK
Pttsburg the same day the River had two fet water
In the channel,
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The statements Of imports for the following year has
not been received from Madras but the following are
those for Bengal and Bombay in ls42.43-Benga], f5,
GIL s4s; Bombay f5,54257s The imports into the two
presidencies therefore, now equal in value.
The exports from Bengal, Madras, and Bombay,
ceed the imports about fifty per cent The value Of the
imports have not in the proportion the
value of the exports
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
.oHAwK AND HupsoN RAILRoA.


The receipts from the Saratoga travel S43s 25
against $3.50 rs last season.
The increase this year equal to about thirty three
per cent.
Domestic exchanges very quiet There is little
doing that quotations cannot be considered other
wise than nominal The variation in the rates are, how
ever very trifng from week to week
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

MONSIEUR EDMOND Dll BUlSsON, A NJ. will re
wi open his course Of French Lessons t oberron
System, the second Moad OF September For iniormaton
apply at his reside ce, 400 Broadway from 10 NJ and
from 3ro r. NJ Having few hours to spare, VIII be very
happy TO devote them giving instruction IN pubic schools
au30
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POST OFFICE,

POST OFFICE,
New York. August 28th, 18i5.
Steamer Hibernid. from Boston.
rNHE MAIL for the Steamer Hbernia will be closed this
ofce on the sOh instant at half past NJ Postage all
nder cents; each additional b lf ounce cents.
a29 2trc ROBr H. MORRIS p NJ.
'l,hE LIE TER GAGS OF the steamer ureai Br tam wl
close at he Exchange Re ,dns no this afternoon
gu Iter past 2 o'cl c.. 30 ltr
MECH MICS lNorl'l UTE SCH Oh
THIRD QUARTER nm-nces LIST >ep Applica.
for may he made Ia the Principals, th Rooms
No. IL Chambers street,
Terms three six dollars, ia advance.
MIR NJ. q. TRACY
Principal of Male Dep rtment.
MISS Is. SMITH,
Principal of the IT, male Department.
j. MAPES,
President Of the Institute aud Chrrman e School Committee
a3o ssm J. B. WHITMAN, secrtsiy,
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Aug 20-6 PM

TTItfay, AUS SC-b PsWs
frees are all mp today, and the sales quite large
Long Island improved Il Reading /; Norwich and Wor.
ceser, H.; Canton, 7; Farmers Loan L. Morris anal
4; Ohio SKIES, and Mohawk, /. This general advance
took place, Notwithstanding the opinion in the street is
that tue hews IRON the South is warlke 1t is thought
that few large operators up the rates order to
get rid OF some of their stock.
Tie earnings Of the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad
Company for the week ending the 2lst nst compared
with the corresponding week last year, have been as
iollows:-
MOHAWK AND HuDsoN RAILROAD.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

Chloe THREADS-The subscribers having the AZ ncy Of
y ofhe best fac, ories in this county, prepared
to deliver them in bale at factory prices andv vsrms
ZEBRA u Cunning,
$50 lt'r LOG Pearl street
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

fuid We rem, ID strangers aud ciizens that the only
Place N New iork o,tain the lie, is DIR
ChlSIlES Office. 1874 Fu ton J, Sun Building.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

Tolls ON CANAL THE STATE OF New YORK.
3rd Meek in .4ug Total TO 22d IN
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per corner OF Broadway and Murray street.-The indputa
pie merit that has followed he beautiful of the artist
rnmbr wherever his tlents have been eci ed is
sy For beauty Of fidelity of
Likeness they obtained the tributes of cal merit
aud visit TO his pic gallery i'll confirm fhe fact of his pre-
emiLent adv antages owe otner .re'enders this
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

DINNER TO CAPTAIN HosEEN.-A number OF our
citizens, merchants underwriters and others, gave
dinner, last evening, at the Astor House. TO Cap
tain Hosken, of the Great Britain, Chief Justice
Jones presided, assisted by James d. p Ogden
The following were the regular toasts-
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NOTJCE To TN AYEILERS

NOTTCE To TRHFEF4TsEHn'
THE SUBSt ri rR having he base aud furniture oI the
= , HAhLEsTON Is. O. HOTEt3 VIII be rrtpr,d to
receive his friends before the 18th Stembef next Prom
his long exper IN keeping Hotel he hopes sats
faction to all who may favor him with their PATRONAGE
a30 6tsrc j. ID. BOYD
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

From the Charleston Courier, Aug. 81
Companies and Sd Artillery ordered to Aran.
say Bay, Texas and will sail in few days, from this
port. Brevet Lieut. Col. Chds in command, Surgeon
Hawkins, Captains Burke and Taylor Leuts Churchill,
Gillian, Ayres and Killbum.
Lieut.. Sherman ordered to Augusta Arsenal Geo.
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LATEST NEWS
FROM THE
SEAT OF WAR.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

The Southern mail has just arrived with New
Orleans papers of the 22d inst We make the an
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SAIlEI

schr d Horton. Burbank. Virginia, wood
schr Marsh Pierce. 5 de I'm Richmond, coal.
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THE TRIBUNE.

Outo Co~rrRESor-The large body Of Ministers
composing this Conference convened In the Ninth ct
Methodist Episcopal Church on "Wednesday morning
isss Bishop Hsmline 10 the presiding officer and Rev
y NJ Trmbie elected Secretary. The various com
mittees appointed and reports referred 10 said com
miuees .
On Thursday morning Bishop soule who sdheres 70
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, was insneo "
sake the chair The Conference not willing 70 re-
sosnize him its presiding officer and adopted reso
luton BY an almost unanimous voe exP'e'Is
.nexpedient and highly improper for bishoPs VINO
separsed themselves from the Jurisdiction OF he he'n-
ods, Episcopal Church to preside In any Conference
composing said Church I'm NnioN SoP''0
q ORyeov MAIL-Tbe st. Josephs Gazette. OF a
returned from tho Rocky Mountains Of several hundred
letters written by emigrsnts 10 Oregon 70 Their rienus
IN various parts the Union The letters were maned
A ~, Jo.ephs 70 their respective destinations lbs
Q new feature Ia the history OF the West
CoIroS FACTORY BURST.-The cotton factory OIL
Mr. James r. Parkinson Baltimore, nesr the TWO mic
gate on the Philadelphia turnpike was destroyed ~ hfe
90 Sunday evening together ~ 300 30 "e The sre
posed - have been the work OF design
n The Court for the Correction Of Errors ad
,ourned at Rochester Monday until The next term
which commences Saturday, 9Th September INST al
the CaIi,Ol In Albany. -
The Rochester DAILY American says THE Court
has been In session 20 dsys exclusive uDdays There
were - appeals and Is IN error upon me calendar
OF these IS Of the appeals argued one Of which
w., ermed and the decision Of the residue postponed
TDr Isaac SHELBY BERRY, a member OF the
House Of Representatives. OF Illinois from fayetse and
bingham counties. died at Monmouth on Monday last
~ Three fine steamboats, have been built this
season a New Albany Ind In the yard Of John Evans
severs other boats have been constructed in other yards
in that thriving little city. according to its Gazette.
" 1t is suggested that tho command Of the AR
my which is now in Mexico be given 10 Gov. Dorr
~ Peaches have been sold this season at New
Orleans AT % cents each.
t1y@ The Queen OF England il still followed over
the Continent by the London Reporters who chronic e
the minu'cst pieces Of nonsense about her movements
We have never this namby pambysn carried 10 40
ridiculous length, except in the case Of James FOX
pilgrimage to Washington, when the New-iorS Herald
and journal of Commerce employed the same man, I'M
der diforen, signatures. To do up jus, such work
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RoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

MONS. Made and Madem'lle Ganvain have res
lVItheir lessons 10 French and Music. Please app
their for ner residence No 81 Broadway. near Walker
Il ZV-
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second Board.
pAssrucrRS ARRIVED

IN the paokd ship Iora from Horre-Mrs Michael :
Coffee three children and servant Miss Eliza Hicks
and three servants lily Monlon. of y; Weir Lewis
Philadelphia; Mrs Mary Ann Baker. Baltimore; Chas Z
Pelham Columbia : c, Lewis Dupler, Cincinnati DR.
Peter Conray Masters Albert and Andrew Peters France
and las in the Storage.
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PAPRRs-BURNAPs BABcocK

IIUBBARD's PAPERS-BURNAPs BABCOCK,
No - JOhn-sireet, offer for sale ful assortment OF
Paper, manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers. blue and white Imperial, Super Roya,
ROYAL. Medium. DENY aud Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post Bank Quartz Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled and piar.
Le,ter Payer, ruled and plain, fll. assortment
Packet Post. Super and E.1rs Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored Imperials.
CO.Orssi Royals. thick and uAn
Do. Medium. do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books
Fine Glazed Coored Mediums, Royals, Ac. Ac.
B. b have also hand very extensive assortment OF
Wiring Paners Boo. and News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers. They are also
5gls ssenf, Of he geaains Patent Enyelop Paper.
Printing Paper VI any size and qualify made 10 order
shori notice. iy2l Osyeod
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Drp Goods.

DiBBONs.-Have Just received rich assortment OF
II Bonnet Ribbons Paris styles Also Cap Ribbons, The
most FASHIONABLE together with complete OF
We've, Ribbons Of s No's both Colored and BLACK. For
sale low. by FECk, NlCOLSON WRIGHT
D..wI
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r.: cHz,ss....s:.sr >Ew-yoRK AND HARLEM

- ~%3a,yRAILROAD CO.--Sumpey Ar arrt
m<nis-On and after Monday, Aprl ,ith
Inst the Cars will follows viz Leave Ciiy Hal for
Yorkv.e. Harlem and Monsans A. $50 7, 8, 9, 10 a.
I, :. 8, $50, (, ), $50, P. W.
Leave City Hill for Fordham sud Williams Bridge So
T. 10 A. NJ; 2 $50, ). M.
Leave City Hall for White Plains. loAM, SIP. ~
Leave Morrsana and Harlem for & y Hal 7D, So 10.
II A. NJ; p 8. t. 5 $40. g. $50, 7.i5 Y. NJ
Leave Williams Bridge for City HALL : 10. i04o A.
Leave White Plain. for City Hall TO, 1910 An 10
5l0PM.
The freight train will leave White Plains al 81 and tho
City Hal al Ls5 2. for The present
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Iowa. Lines from IIavre l2th ult with
mdse 90 Fox & Livingston.
schr Star Robins 3 ds I'm Washington, NC, with ma
val stores
schr Ann Rogers. Dis I'm Charleston, with lumber to
Badger Peck. $3.50 .
Br schr Charlotte Vaughn. 10 DIS I'm 81 John NIB with
plaster &c. 10 Arresmiih s Wheeler.
Schr c Domarest Smith. Richmond. coal
schr Washington. Wood. Philadelphia. coal
schr A Duncan. Loyal. Brandywine, flour and coal
Schr Excel. Brown. Thomaston lime.
Schr Doctor. Jones. Virginia corn
schr Nermillion. Seaman de fm Baltimore corn, &c.
schr VIM Henry - Virginia. wood.
schr Rcgulus, Church de I'm Washington, NC, naval
stores.
schr ID Horton Burbank Virginia. wood
fehr Marsh Pierce, dc I'm Richmond, coal.
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NOTICE.-Memphis and " OF River Csnal.-The tine
FOR receiving proposals contract the Memphis ana
Wolf River Cana Is extended to The l5h day u September
next
This extension Of time hts been caused by Unavoidable de-
Jay n procuring final survey and estimates Of The work 10
be- made.
Correspondents upon this subject, and hos- who have
GENE In person TO examine the work shall have the es
specifications proxes and blank propositions for
the sane arcei them s~nd In their bts By
the period designated N this advertisement
Tvs iSl5 4 ] FINLEY. Msyor Of Memphis. Tenn
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II C.JO<Es'S Patent Combination Bank LOck.-The
Il. subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
manufactures the above Lock al No 70 Green street
Newark ~ j. He has been 20 great expense In the
Of the and prepared to supply all orders for
this Lock much less prize, according to the size and num-
Der of changes han any other Lock made IN the United
ssiesi being susceptible gilmore changes than any other
Lock made This Lock has never been picked, rs
be- known by examining the evidence ofthe many trials
which have been made upon with reward OF $500 TO the
person who should succeed Since the above trials the sub
scrher has made many safes Of the above Lock tn thu cities
OF New York Boston. Phiatei pha, Baltimore, Albany
Rochester and Buffalo, and other places IN the sateO New
York. and In the principal cities and town. in ONO and 9th
and I, given entire satisfaction getting
out Of order In any instance The above Lock l. hrreni
from All others and has been examined by Of the best
mechanics the United States and also by Committee Of
the American Institute who awarded 20 i the rs premium
In the fall OF 1874 certificates Of which have been given that
its superior all other Bank Locks and cannot be picked
the be upon application 20 the sub
scrb-r who has recently obtained patent for this Lock
and the public cautioned against infringing upon It
H. c. JONES Bank Lock Manufacturer.
aui3 Stis o.f No ~ Green Newark " J.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .. SEPTEMBER i
CLEARED.

CLEAKED.
Bark Issac Mead lockwood, Savannah DemiL
Brig Phiura Elwood Savannah Durham & Dmon
L Orient Niles Ncwburgh. Walcott, Owen, Wilmington
schr George Bennett. Crandsll, Philadelphia, l.
McCrenav. Globe Gaskin, Washington; Eunice Ross
Gains Philadelphia. Mckee, Hand & Co
gloop Rsdaut Iaskins. Providence.
Barge Albany Nedus, Phiad.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

HOT AK EURNACk.
XNALkER'S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces for
w heating Dwellings Stores. Churches, ScThese Fur
naces sill heat economically and efficiently; The air In the
apartments Will be pure and healthy free ION dyness dust
They put up under the personal supervision OF Mr.
Walker the Palentee, and have hitherto given entire salts
faction and are In all warranted to perform well
Reference: ~ W. Taylor, ESQ Governor New York Hos
pis Mr.. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be
inent, Esq ~ Walst C. d. Rhodes ESQ 100 Pearstreei;
Mr. Thomas McElrah, u Nassau, SC.
au8tf GEO. WALKER. 2q2 Broadway.
IRON WAREHOUSE, 12l GREENWICH-ST.
KEMEYS, BREESE & SAMPSON, successors TO
IN Norman Johnston Ayres Co have hand and offer
for sale liberal terms full assortment OF SWEDISH fiat
aud square IRON.
Russia s old Sable Iron
English and American round, fat and square Bar Iron
Bfazers' Rods SIG TO halfnch
Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes, Of al sizes
HoseN Rods Of Norwegian old Sable and Junais Iron
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron, of all sizes
Cast Steel Shear Steel and German Steel OF various
Spring Steel, American Blister Steel 81 Blister Steel
Boiler and Flue Iron, OF all sizes
Ship, Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cut Ssls Brads and Spikes, OF all sizes
Axes. Collins Co genuine mn22 sm'
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ships stephen Whitney, Liverpool; Northumberland
London. Philadelphia. DO; Martha Washington, Mobile.
Bark Rapid. Havana
Briss Clarion sydney. C b. Virgin Lass HARDER
Grace. NJ. and others.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COmpI
fine Uatrbcs an0 5sweIrp.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Ihe subscriber.
w invite the attention Of strangers and others visiting ne
City, their stock OF fine Watches and Jewery which I.
now complete for the Fail trade.
Their selection Watches embraces superior
time keepers by the celebrated makers a. are offered
~ purchasers AZ Unusually low prices
Rich Jewelry o. every description; sive- Plated and
Britannia Ware; Man.ei Clocks Fancy Goods. ".
aiche- and Clocks cleaned ani repaired hy exp-enced
workmen. LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER.
sansf D. P.arl n snlrnn onnosiie y : Hnte.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

AT MiDDLETOWE, CTS. CHASE, A. NJ Principal
n THIS Institution located in the City Of mddleiown,
within half mile OF The Connecticut River The beauty,
h-ahfness quiet and atty OF the Cyrender II most
desirable residence for hose intending 10 pursue course
Of study. The number Of BOsders limited They reside
in the smy with the Principal and Teachers VINO spare
no pains 10 secure 10 them all the comforts OF pleasant
home regular Of Study ia pursued Young La
dies be prepared FOR teachings complete thorough
pfactc a. and accomplished Education.
The Charge for Boarders IL sl60 per annum Music,
Drawing Panting, and Modern Languages being extra
Sessions commence August 5 November Is and May st-
Circulars be obtained of REV. H. CHASE, No - Mar
lei .ty,,, N,-, lorL ans Wv 1Awl w D6 lAW'
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EXECUTION AND THE LANGUAGES.

- J. HARVEY, 4. NJ. (Prefesoy If Eoq'enoe and me
IL. Langngesb continues his instructions IN Lsdies Inst
utons ana TO Private Pupils in various departments Of
Ancient and English Languages and Literature, either
by Pubic Lecture Private Lesson.
Students ia focutiOn efficiently rni.rd princi-
pes Toe decntsy Of public speaking adapted 10 the
Pulpit Bar Senate acquiring thai attainment a
natural impressive pisbed oTaiOrca delivery. in
Guiding thai utterly neglected but allmpoan branch OF
the Ar relating TO AcTI0S.
IT, Students IN the Language qualified in sir months
~ study TO College crednby and efficiently
Apply II III McDougai-sL one door above B'eecker
81 tent