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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

the meeting Of the marchanta IN Lenoon ~ Wnscn
wa. recommended 70 the anisy To appoint S henry
po,,i a proper person act as aegoafor between
49, 80 C:overnments Is probably ;he germ OF great
o,, ,nar will be followed up throughout the couu
@ - he commercial and nauufa .turing Interests Of
FocIsn5 on ,bi. very question" BENEFITS Herald
~ Whoever is acquainted with British institu
,onsand ussges, or indeed those Of any law governed
country. must open bis eyes at this grave talk of
mass meeting of influential ci.izer,s debating TO
Government the selection OF "a proper person to
&C, as negotiator.' Such thing, we confidently
believe never happened in this country; much less
in Great Britain We are assured by gentleman
well acquainted with London that The Kings
Arms. Philips Lane where this vaunted meeting
of the merchants of London was held, is little low
drinking shop, in narrow, dirty quarter of London,
and is not capable of accommodating over 80 per
sons Mr. James Johnson, the Chairman of the
meeting Of tie merchants, is the brother of the
widow who now keeps this groggery, so suddenly
made famous-or. more strictly the brother Of her
deceased husband, who long kept it and left it to
her-Of course the British Ministry cannot hesitate
to succumb to this germ of u great movement by
recalling Pakenham and sending over Pottinger In
bis stead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

ELgcrKo-M,GSErlc TgLEGRAPH.-The line Of
Telegraph between this city sud Philadephs is rapidly
advancing toward completion sud will be IN operation
in very short time There will then be line OF Mag
neuc Telegraph extending from Washington 10 New.
Surk The woIknen now engaged 10 streschipg the
wires from Caution the Telegraph rooms IN the Post
ORce building. The wires have been carried over The
elevated summit OF the PhoniH Shot Tower and are
composed OF four thinner iron wires firmly twisted To-
.c;her number oi posts have been dispensed with BY
the u.r Of the tower Baltimore American
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Business Notifies.

Ig' DR. MEETINGS Firth LECTURE at the Taoe.na
Gle, illustrated By making dssecticns from the Mankin',
will be siven.his evening at II o'clock Nutrition; An.
imal Heat; the Secretons and Exhslsions the Eye,
Ear Liver, Kidneys Spleen and Mucous Membrane ofthe
Lgnes and Alnentsry Canal aud the Philosophy Of
Gods Coughs. Consumption. Bronchitis. Rheumatism
Bathing Cleanliness &c. Admission, l2i cents
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things I'm philadelphia.
49,. - TIA TrthMrs
OF IHs IIIUIUe'
PHI ApELrRtA April 20-P


PHILADELPHIA April 20-P n
In he Court Of Sessions this morning Dr., Hollick.
charged with niscen, libel in publishing book entitled
the origin OF Life was put upon his lal snd seqc
ted notwithstanding strenuous Efforts made tie
part OF The Commonwealth TO convict Ths Doctor,
however, was held TO bail upon smother chsree.
In the T. States District Court several sailors are
;Eis fer revo: board the ship Shenandoah,
iew days since.
Before The Mayor Ibis morning there were ten
cases six Of which were charged with intoxcaton
John Bradford. John KeaiinS and James Wat.
son arrested in your City charged with rob6ing store
N Second ST. of soois worth 500. arrived yesterday
and viii heve bearing III a day or two.
An interesting littlc boy, named Stevens. aged
about years accidentally drowned in the Schuy.
Kill al Paramount last evening his body was recovered
this rsurnins
The Stock Market was something better to-day.
ana prices generally advanced Pennsylvania Ewes
closed at 6 and Reading Bonds - the latter i'm
urovseut OF from saturday. 4, States Bank went Up
/ selling at 1; Texas notes were trm at 49,! sual
10, selling n. -. The S per cent Bonds were taken
a; 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

ARREST OF PIcxrocXETs 1t would be rather din
cult decide whether the pckpockeis or the Chsi Ell
6cent aids the active IN their operations ~hle
Van Amburghs cayacade moving through the pm,
cipal yesterday less than six ehs
gentry having secured and locked up for the pre-
sent, viz Tom Conroy elias Baxter. Nike Williams,
alias the Jew. John Henderson, dlas Bill Black Doph
alas Black William, Bloom aiias Boomer. OF Conroy
il NAV be proper state that he arrested by oicer
Rowyer about three years charge OF hnserlre
900 belopg the Phcnix Bank but being released
on giving bail he among the missing. until last
Summer when he again arrested by the same ON
GER on a charge Of attempting 10 pick gentleman 5
pocket bu: again succeeded IN obtaining his liberty
through the interference OF man OF straw. alias
straw bail from which time he ha, euded the vigilance
OF the Police until yesterday when officer Bowyer once
more marked bic man. and WIKI the aid OF Assistant
Capt Feeks, secured Coaroy and conducted him 10
the Chiefrs Office, where be was locked up.
Bloom detected in the ACT OF picking the pocket OF
female ut the corner OF the Bowery and Grandst On
searching him gold lepine watch, three purses con-
tanning several ve and dollar bil. $40 IN silver
splendid dirk knife and other property supposed to have
been stolen during the progress OF ecsvacade those
who may have sustained any loss will do well 10 apply AZ
the Office OF the Chief OF Police Great credi' due TO
Capt Mctrssh Assistant Capt. Feeks snd otcers BOW
yer Leonard and Cu1ney for their vigilance yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

ture to legalize their dongs' If they wanted to
take individual property without buying it, they
would o. course have TO ask power; bur so long as
they take nothing but by fair bargain for it why
should they7-Is i, possible that the Convention
can be forced into war with reason, common
sense and the vital interest, of Industry and bus-
ness on this subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

opr,rpr-FSs Page-voyage of,he Unicorn; Afsir'
., Mexico; Things in Canada Letter from Chicago
T,.s Of Polly Bodine; Nsws Items, &c. Fourth Page
sales of Stocks Trade of the Hudson Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

OF Tho wings made commencement toward
Convention ticket last evening by the nomination
ru,uAx KETcHUM.
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cnnrt Cnlenaa- rm.n..

Court Cnlendar...THrs Day
SUPERIOR CorRT.-Sos. g, & 60 IL ls 90, c. IA 10
Z6 70, 81. . 81. Is 2 80. % g. a. s. ed, g. So go
z3s 81. As 81, "a, IS, 90 81, 60 &C. 100.
CosMoS PLEAs-Psrt I-Hos g. 5 Is II 10 81 q
: =, 29-Part 2-Sos- 4, 8 10 ls 20 - q, %, g 80
aoe.
U 2. cucr17 coraE.-The equity cslsnda, win be
,akea up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

Mr. Titus of this City has reported 10 the Assem-
bly, bill dividing our State into eight Senate Dis
,ric,s, as follows:
First District-Ci,y and County OF New-York.
Second District-Rchnond, Hinge, Queens Suffolk,
Westches,er Putnam, Duchess, Rockland, Orange.
Third Dsyict-Sullivan, Ulster, Greene Schoharie,
Schenectady Albany. Rensselaer,, Columbia.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, Saratoga, Warren Is
sex Clinton Franklin ST. Lawrence, Fulton, Hamilton,
Montgomery Herkimer
Fifth Decentralization, Lewis, Oneida Madison,
Otsego, Delaware.
S1h Disric-Chenango. Broome. Tioge, Tompkins,
Chemung, Steuben. Allegany Cattarsugus, Livingston
Serenh Dsfrict-Oswego. Onondsga, Cortland, Cay
uge Seneca Wayne. Ontario. Yates
ELehlh Dsrict-Monroe Orleans, Niagara, Erie, Gene
see, Wyoming, Chautauque.
THE lat District is diminished by the Counties of
Kings and Richmond, which transferred to the
lid; the lid takes these and loses Ulster and Sull
van 10 the Hid. which in taking them throws oil
Delaware 10 the With; which in turn surrenders Os-
wego to the With. The Nth. With and With are
the present Districts unchanged
Mr.. HALL of Erie gave notice ola minority Re-
port. AS, however, the approaching Convention
will certainly remodel this Senatorial Apportion-
mcn,, its immediate shape is Of secondary import
ance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

WHAT WILL THE PRESIDENT Do?-Speaking
Of the return Of Mr. Slidell from Mexico, the Union
says: '0ur Government will no doubt In its own
good time ascertain all the facts of the transaction
from Mr. Slidell himself weigh its duty TO itself and
to the world and decide what course it owes to its
honor and 10 its rights, The Executive will take all
proper time to make up Its opinions and recommend
the proper measures for their adoption to the Con
,ress of the United States"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21
Business Notices.

, EsS- WHILE THERE Is LIFE THERE HoPE.-Ths
proverb Is Qualified alike by truth and antiquity
fcrorn hope has often been the dawn of These
facts srkngy illustrated in the medical world by
the marvellous effects Of Doctor Taylors BALKAN Of Liy
erwort in curing consumption and all it's attendant symp
such splitting of blood bronchitis cough, con-
sumption dyspepsia, pain In the side aso asthma liver
complaint and the Ike cases Of which have been brought
10 our notice on the positive testimony, such
can neither be gainsaid resisted. These
open TO the public as well ourselves examination
and are well suostantisted that think who
either ha. any pulnonic affection any tendency IT,
out should go the and only office of the
genuine article 375 Bowery and &c, boule OF this spe
cine pleasant and cheap in price II you buy
elsewhere thai Dr.. Leedss signature is attached
the steel plate engraving on The bottle.
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP HArs-GENIS, pa Broad.
way opposite ST. Pauls Church, having determined to
build the reputation of his cheap fur and moeskiu
hats be has done already OF his finer qualities until
they become standard articles invites especial attention
20 hs
Eutria fur Hs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Moleskin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 90
His aim is TO produce an article combining cheapness
with all the advantages CT the newest French styles and
his best judgment. and thus presenting the public
with article which, except in the cosiness of;he
,eria cannot be distinguished from the fashionable
and nigh priced hats. Gentlemen requested 10 take
particular notice OF these assertions and examine for
themselves their validity
e GAZAr SALE OF WET GoeDs-Messrs Barker
L. Tow!e. Il Cathsr:nest will close our their remaining
stock OF we: goods ,hs week reduced prices consist
ing Of Linens, Hollands Towelng. Lawns Gnghams,
with many other styles Of Dress Goods Ths is he las,
opportunity, and NE would recommend all who wish
grea; bargains 10 an early attention the firm.
e The Ea,ontown Institute advertised in another
column not only combines thorough Classical win
comprehensive Ergsh education but recognizes sys-
TEN Of training calculated make pupils acquainted
with themselves both mentally and phy,icany-a pon,
now moe; sadly neglected In ell popular Institutions
It's mode Of instruction deserves attention By those who
have Sons TO educate. s20 81.
To TEAcaEas--wanied, by young Gentleman, e sitss-
uon assistant teacher OF school In or nesr The City For
TERMS references &c address Assistant TITS office ss
e kno1's Fashionable Hats for the ensuing Spring
ready for inspection and sale ITO Fu!tons
between William and Nassau sts Trose who axe
net the vo.aes Of fashion but who wis look Uniform
by wearing Hat which is becoming 70 them, can
lave their Hats made order very abort notice By
calling ABOVE Spring style Of Boys Hass now ready
a1o 7teod.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

ac NATHAN B. 1,ss tribune Farmers Library,
travelling Agent aes through This State and West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21
Rarrisbursh, april l7h, 1876.

r. Col. 7. l.. MCKINNEY OF Brooklyn, long OF
the Bureau OF Indian Affairs at Washington will deliver
an Address The Origin. History, Charae'er' Wrongs
aud Rishs Of The indass, al the Methodist Church in
washing,on.t. this evening, at " o'clock Admission
free. This Address will be richly worth attending, and
we look for a crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

IL HENRY CLAY is still in this city. and will
remain here for number of days we perceive that
he has advertised 10 sell auction tomorrow at the
Court House. valuable tract OF land situated near Inc
Prairie House The very rich and desirable and
is TO be divided small tracts suitable for gardens
and small farms. ST Louis Era lutn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

AEsoT1's INSTRUCTION, az HousTos-sr.-The Summer
Term ofAbbots Institution for The education OF Young La.
dies VIII commence Monday Msy 4Ih and will close
OF Friday, July 10th ais 4tsodss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21
nelcante Nominations.

Wyoming Co-Dr. CHAs d, SHEPARD and VIII.
LARD j. CHArIN are proposed by the Liberty
party
ANegany-Dr G. C. CHAfrrE Of Nunda, Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

u GBS. VAScE.-The Cincinnati Gazette ofthe
4,h says We glad to learn that the report Of Gen.
vauces dangerous Illness uriounded. He had been
slightly indsposed but s, the sst accounts had entirely
recovered"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

e The AnEzIcis Museum presents full bill OF at.
fractions today splendid and very varied performance
ri be gwen AZ quarter 10 D. and exhibition OF
Scripture Dtssolyng Views, tho Microscope ke will take
place a. The Live Sloth and other cuosies visible Al
al hours Western, The Doramss, Mira Phillips &c. are
snorS The attractions. >
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niichignn-Town observation-disclosures
EarrnxnonAnnr.. of Thn rrihnna


ADRIAN. Leuawee Co. Mich. April 9TH, 1916
Monday the 9TH was the day of our annual town
meetngsin this State, These meetings are not usu
ally sure indication Of political parties in this State
but under the circumstances of the present time.
think they deserve passing notice So far as
the returns have been received they show, in Ian
guage that cannot be mistaken, the same change
in public sentiment which was 80 gloriously lndica
ted in the Granite State" The Locos in this
County were, as usual drummed up and drilled for
the contest; our party went into the light like band
of raw militia against band of veteran regulars.
We were not drilled we acted moi In concert, and
vet in every in the County our friends brought
out ticket and in L. of the 20 towns IN this County
were successful. In the neiehborinS Counues OF
Hillsdse, Branch, 81. Joseph and others. all strong
holds Of Loco Focosn1, the same change Is univer-
sally observable. These returns indicate, and IL
friends take IL strongly heart and their curses are
poured loud and deep against their Southern allies,
TO whom they attribute all their political misortnncs.
The sale OF the railroads by the State is eugrossng
much OF the public mind aud has been demanded oy the
unanimous expression OF the people Some few OF our
Legislators however sppear 10 be 10th 20 part with what
has been TO them potents political engine they quh-
bo they halt oppose but they will Do driven into the
measure by outraged people. For years back. these
roads have been used for party purposes man could
get n contract no could get employment, who was
notorious rant.ng. bullying Loco Foco. From
present appearances the sccpe is about to depart from
Judah and tie prayer ofthousands will be- God hasten
tho day. Yours A BLACKSMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

rJ- Mr.. WIN JOHNSON notifies the public aud ell COZ.
cerBed tina, he interest IN the socaled firm John
Nroom Fowler and will be responsible for no debs
their having retired from that firm In October
E.t Mr. JUhDson's friends requested TO call at No u
Cosud.st where he has full assortment OF Fancy Soaps
Pvrf1mery OF hs chocc,t Kinds and the mos. favor
ablo terms wholesale and retail Country merchants
r,nnr ai.d 10 4 Naninr ihr ntrcs. MI Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

CAUrloN-The public cautioned Against purchasing
any Magical Pain Extractor from Henry Daley bis too
as he is Agent; neither do We sel him any
COMSTOCK co.
~ B. The article warranted under forfeiture OF
$500. is sold al half ptce II Corliant'sL al7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

To TEAeHEas--Wanied, by young Gentleman, risss-
uon Is assistant teacher Of school The City For
terms Eeferences &c address AsssIsn. Tits Office aIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

FARTHER TEsrIMoNy.-Ths following testimony TO the
OF Saujss Sarsapafis Is rom Rev Luther Wright
aged Is years Pssior 10 the Congregational Church OF Wo
hum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

RATIONALE AND CHEAP HArs.-GENIS, pa Broad
way opposite ST. Paus Church, having determined
build up the reputation of his cheap fur and moIeskiu
hats, he has done already OF his finer qualities until
they become standard articles invites especial attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

Prepared and sold. Wholesale r-Isil. by a. b. D.
SANDS Druggists, leo FuIon--L corner IF William, New
York rs Sr, adwsy y tn,i Broadway, and
hy Druggists Generosity Ihrous the United Sates Price
II p.t hottie. 5 \ bottles fpr a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

H THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for May. Israel
Post 40 Observation-Disclosures favor has been shown
this Magazine from its first establishment and it has
during the present year gained increased popularity from
the succession Of original eneravipss hss given usra.
tive OF American literature and incidents In pursuance
OF this very prasewoy course, we have in the present
number an original picture of Washiugtons Desthbed
designed by Matseson and engraved BY Ssdd which
no, fail 10 Increase the s.trscGyeness OF the Columbian
Miss Chubbuck Fanny Forrester) opens the number
with delightful paper on Genius, somewhat diver
,ihed in character frorn her usual productions MIS-
Sgourney writes touching poem on most touching
,heme-The Passing Bell The ether contributors arc
Tucksrmsn. Psuldius Mrs. Butler Annie Middleton,
Isabel Jocclyn sai John lnmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

New-York, April 18th, 1876
n B. The Cor,ruiee desire thai the price as well
the makers name be furnished with each article EXHIBIT
ed; and liza. tie viii De expected allow sales
The marked prices 70 be delivered the co-e OF TIE
exhibition There Will De sale auction of such srti-
eiss Is the owners nay wi.h. Motive power viii be
furnished fer machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21
Sennfe Districts.

Mr. Titus of this City has reported TO the Assem-
bly, bill dividing our State into eight Senate Dis
,ricia aa fnnWR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

FIRgs-On Thursday. about II o'clock, the wood
10, on she Burey farm BY DanreTs Plains Mass wss d.:
covered 10 be on are and i, spread rapidly thai much
the greater par. OF the wood 10, burnt before
the progress of the IRE could be checked.
school house IN Hsnson. Macs. situated near the
Soate Hanson Depot destroyed by hre On Wednes-
day nishilAss
A house In Midd!ebory, occupied BY Mr. solomon
Was entirely consumed by IRE short tiEne
.inss ar, Raymond was absent at tho time and bis
- -. NO occupied the house alone, escaped with no
thing but her night eeshes She VITA awakened hy the
explosion OF gun which bad been lstt lsadeS and
Eeck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

GENTLEMEN: From what have experienced, aud from
The Information have recently received toi number OF
person, high especiaoy no have used your Safsspa
ris have not the dobt but that 10 most valuable
medicine and that The certificates you hsVo
cevei OF iIs efficacy fully sustained by srperenee aud
although reputation aud utility extensive, and
stand IN need OF my humble efforts 10 increase Them,
all who afflicted by di'ess. To become acquainted
with The ,tfcdcy snd p0aer OF your vsluabe medicine
esA!emen gEAlelay and very Iespectiny. yonrs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07

A MaNsrER PRoJEcr.-Two French on
~gineere, Messrs. Frsnchut and Du Motay'
lave projected a most startling mode oil COM
munieaf7ion between Dover and Calals. Ihey
propose ito accomplish this object BY q tunnel
10 DO composed Of a series oil ron tHoo', q ..
bout A thetros long, with a diameter OF w 2
and n half The works being commenced
simultaneously on the two opposite COASTS
when The tubon reach the water, other tubes
are to be aucressigaly lot down from a vessel
placed oyer the boundary Of the last tube 'he
oprifice a this tube being closed by a disk in
wood Ihe descending tube is to be suSpen
cd froma crane by a cord, which attaches II;
relf, on coming in contact, to a sort OF wheel
6xod in The tube below, and the two having
been before adjusted to each other, to locks
ar springs with which they are provided, serve
TO nut rhom together water-tlght, and then
tho woosen disk Of tho one is carried Tor
ward to close up the end Of the other
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
s. JACOBI

A lshonneur d'informer lie public gully Went
de re6evoir ct recevra pendant, la saison les
articlss les plus a la mode pour danes ct
spour gommes, SAVIOR:
Or@antine, mousselines de Suisse ct jaco-
mas al dernier goat. MadabaIame s~uperfns.
lnd5ennes FRANCHISES, manufactures de
Nulhouse, Merrimack ct autres.
Maslchoirs supeFins ct autres, broderie de
Nancy. EcharPes, cravates ct fchus pour
dameb. Dentelles. ct Valenciennes en- tout
genra. Chapeaux de paille d'Italie, sole Ell
crepe, Sacs ct bourses Africaines.
Casts en- peaux, flets, demi-gants, FL DE
cosseS
Tdile de Hollande, de Suisse ct Orlando,
Br0sses a cheveux ct a dents, epingles et
psigne. Parapluies ct parasols.
Grand assortment de parfumerie.
Habits ct redingotes de merino, %coutil, CO
tonntsde ct ginghams. Pautalons en- toui
-genrAs. Gilets ~assorlis.
CRapeaux de Casters, blancs ct noirs, sole
cashmere, Panama, paille d'Italie, ct autres.
Crayates Ell echarpes pour hommes
Cnutils unis ct raves, cotonnades do.
Deaims, c0tons blancs ct erus.
Gland assortment de bottles, s~ouliers, pru.
uelle5 bottines c: brodequins. 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
rNGIIsH AND FRENCH sCHOOL.

ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
The English and French school taught by
r Duval, has been removed in the BATON
ROUGE ACADEMY.
The classes will recommence on the first of
February next.
COURSE OF TEACHING.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic:
2-Geography, a course Of universal histo-
nv, history of the US.
Book keeping, land surveying, apPlica-
tons of algebra to arithmetic, natural
4RThe English and French grammar
translating, composition.
The books used in the school are as fol-
lows !: The English reader, history of the U
8. bv John Russell WItchelI's Geography
and Atlas, Pike's1 arithmetic, intel ectual a.
gabra, by David R Tower, Comstoc's Philol
SONNY. Smiths new grammar, seburn's Tel
emaroue, French and English dictionary, fol
beginners, Webster's American spelling book
PETER Parley's Geography.
rERMs.-S2 50 per month.
For beginners not above the age Of tel
years, IS per quarter.