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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL

FoR GIsLs AT PouGHSEEPsIE, ~ l..
THIS INSTITUTION IS adapted TO young sdies o. eve
~ age All the departments OF 'lhsaruaI and M
i.b.d course OF eiucaiion taught The term
viii open on the Il. OF fnb month (May) For catalogues
containing particular information appy IN City
10 JAS 8 GIBBONS Sank of III. State OF NewYork or In
Poughkeepsi- 10 ,,
.o ,. W " k5sfNs6S s,ss slsTtRs Principals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Schools.
ST. MARKS HALL.
ORANGE. ESSEN COUNTY, SEw.JERsEY.

ORANGE ESSEN COUNTY, SEwJERsEf
Rev .iatsoHy Ten B-0ect, 4. III Rse:er
THE SUMMER SESSION will begin on the hrsi Mon
I day IN Msy.
TERM.-One hundred dollars per fe,siou payable IN 81
In advance Pupils expected 10 come PROVO 60
with bed, bedding, towels, napkins. &c Ihoie a1ue
be furnished 10 those whose parents 40 prefer N
which case an entrance fee Of S2l will be required.
The Modern Languages, Music aud Drawing, Will be
tau ghi ~ the usual
Applications for mission OF pupils. or FOR farther infor
nation mag be made the Rector. Address as above
Orange IL pleasantly situated thirteen miles from
YORK and four from SsySark. lis easy OF access by
Morri-oun Railroad. which pa1es through IL ard by
ssg from Newark IL Is well known as location tavor'
able TO h.zth sio ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

e AT PRIVATE SALE-rhe story basement!
Az and attic brick house and lot IN 20, the corner d
A Cy Hall place and Duane-sL The lot q feet D inch
b Is deep The 81 feet inches front and
by IS feet deep finished 10 first Style and In good 70
pair IL culsd 800 and the snnum. 70
May i9i7 Also, tho 81 City Hall place DO
Ouaue and Pearl The size OF lot u feet inche
widLh and 81 feet in dept. For farther psricu an
apply To ANTHONY j, BLEECKER,
All py AuciiOnpsr. No 7 RrDud.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

NEW Or s OtALf -1OO-H
Nd INTEREST TABLES-contsning coInpiete r or
n for The transaction OF all tie routine OF ouiice between
man and IAN Requiring execution o. papers
win ibe ,..,uory provisions relating thereto Also GO N
pete s;er.s Tabs Discol1: Tables, Scantlag sna li-
Der Measure Cuhics con,ents ofSqusrs Timber &c &c
For sale nv HUNTINGTON sAk Az Z. 20 r-a---s-
for sal. Al his Nautical Iusuiuie, FranEiia -sGlHrs y
Y from - 10 50; a.o A-- Astronomical C.Tt and lie
:, sptarv Astronomy 81 cents; also Ills Epnemeris or
,e. of Inc Planets. for he year 1876 companion &c
= -. 81 eta mSi lmsod'
4 LnASACs.-The Irsce implied win AitaaHac. ~
n prices mann Al The Trihln- or- aoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

pY OhDER OF Daoiei Pral, Supreme Court C0mInIs.
- soEsr NOucz is hereby given pursuant The proyis
iona OF Inc statute authorizing attachments against absconc
Ing concerted and non-rsGdsni Debtors thai attachment
has issued against the estate Of julius j. Wood uon-re
debtor resident Of Columbus the State OF h
src thai he same will De sod for The payment of his
unless ne spp-a! and discharge such attachment sccordip
law within nine months from FIRST publication Of s
notice; And thai the pay Of any debts by
rescens Of Ibis Stale and The delivery h for
Of any properly within ts STAT. belonging 10 .i srd The
transfer Of any such properly By him. forbidden by
anc are void Dated tie 2uih day of January. 1896.
III Lawson FORBES 4 SHELDON,
Auoruies for Attaching Creditors Syracuse. N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

nUBBARO's PAPERS-BuRSAPkB ASCOCh;
No IS Johnsrs; oEer for sale iRl assortment OF
Pspers manufactured BY the M-esr hubbard comprising
Ledge. Papers, blae AID white Imperial. Super Roya
Royal Medium, Denny and Flax Cap
Sank Folio Post, Bank ousr;o Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cui Cap, raied and plsir-
Letter Paper, ruled and ptsin, fun atscrt-ieni
Packet Pos; Sapet ard Extra Super
flried Pla,s Paper; Colored lciperisls
colored Royals. thick and thic 80
Do Medium. do do.
Do. Double Cap. for copy books
Fine Gsr-d Color-i M-diaIrs. Royals. Sc- &c
g. 3 hand very extensive hssortnen. CT
Writing P.prrs Book and News Printing Papers, Pa,-
Papers, HAdvssrs and Wrapping Psp-rs Feey GFe aac
soe agents of ths grSztas Pa:s1i suvelop fSp.f
Printing HSpss OF s:ze and quality na.e 70 order II
tyr osv--t
A RARIAS COIN PLASTER.-Tas ia az eject
and permanent snail tut troublesome
things And u essy applied lie drecnoss seing simply 10
soai the feet n warm gxcr. and ;s cioee
possible taking make l. bleed. Then apply tbs
plaster. spread piece cs son leather linen, renewing
i; ever third day.
Sold by DAVID SANDS L co. Chemists AID Aposh-ca-
ries, q Eas; Broadway, corner OF ANks,E and A. 8.
D. SANDS, leo Fultcn-st AID e JOHNSON, rs Brnw.y
Price Is cents No lreot-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

O. At PRIVATE SALE-i oIs 39Gh-st NO-h
.5 feet WcsI OF 8avenue. each q by bali hs
block Also lots on stsI, North side, SG' feet West
OF lh Avenue each % by h4 tho block. Also, lot T.
OF 8h-avennr aud 25l-sL so.i lot 2la-' 200
~ 5navenue Also. The lease OF lots OF ground
corner OF d9hst and Boomingda Road, with tho
buildings thereon, for the term Of 81 Yeas from the lst Of
January l3i7 the yearly ground OF 80 dollars payt
BILE half yearly. For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctoneer,
ala oW No Broad.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

SHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue OF several wills OF
- ieh acias directed and delivered, will expose 10
sale the Vestbue OF the CITY Hall OF The City Of
N-w-Yori on Saturday the ID day OF May next, n u
o'clock NJ all the right lille and interest OF Patrick Cou
gam which he had the 9th of Jan 1915, or any time Al
.rward Of in and 10 all that certain lot Of land IN the 10th
Ward, now 18th Ward, OF the City OF New YORK, and
bounded follows. Beginning Al point distant 100 teet
Easerly from LeXing running hence Norihtfy
parallel with Lexng 90 feet inches, thence
Easerly and parallel with 27hstreet 20 feet thence South
erly parallel with LeSngton-avenue 80 feet inches TO The
Norhery side OF 7Ghsreet and thence Westerly alon the
came ~ the place OF beginning with the
buildings, teneueats heredtnnenis and nppurtenanc-s
York, March 10th 1876. WM JONES, SheriH.
Tuos Il PgER, Deputy Sheriff. NIL sw6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-Inds rubber goods
manufactured ny HORACE II. DAY, for Ialr d. IS Mai
den-lape, after lst May - CorlHnd-sL
avs patent shirred suspen Waiernens ard sporimens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

NEWARK LOCKS.
rFUTTLE DAY. Lockmsksrs, No. 9 Mechanie-sL New
ark j. oder for 90 e 10 the 10 pEcrs se1-
era assortment OF well finished House and Sloredoor Rim
and Moycs Locks They also manufacture extensively me
tes Paien, Projecting sank and Store Door Locks
az SawluWSSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

JOB CARP ENTER AND SVlLpER
MERCHANTS and Others who wish their altered
WI for The lst OF May. hsye done sss:efuy ard
cheap by applying as sbov--
All Kinds Of job Csrpecterwork executed 81 hs shortest
r,..ihl. po;i.r miatryl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

IN PURSUANCE OF order Of NE Surrogate OF ne
1County Of Sewforx, nolce Is hereby given all per.
rsylng claims against WILLIAM DAWSON, ls,o oil
the city Of YORK. deceased, Present same win
the VOUCHERS hereof 10 LAe No.
u Eeyenth.ee u The city OF SewYofE before the
;vFeaiyseco cay Of April Dated New-York, he
twenty FIRST day OF OCTOBER, 1873
o2i Iawom SOPHIA DAWSON AtInnistrsiri1
N PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogate Of re
County vi Ncw-forE, Notice Is hereby ylgea al per-
sons having claims against Thomas Il WulL- OF
Inc city OF Se%f offs, decreased, pres-n win
Inc vouchers thefeuf subscribers Inc vi
Edwarc Phps, oi r Ex=cuors No 81
The city NrEforA, before da, OF Aey
EEK Dated NewYorK, the I~enyfourh day OF October
lci5 EDWARD PHILIPS,
MARY Ann WHITE, ) Execulor.
n Iawsn THOMAS e ABBOTT y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

PURSUANCE OF 40 ordcr Of th= SCsro. ale vi Tue
ACouny OF New notice. hereby glyen 10 Ell persons
ork d-ceased present the win tn yo1ch-ts
to-reoi To ne suo5cOers, ine!r cc- No Isitenzne
In NE CET VI SewYok before the SON day OF Sep
tebef neIL Dated New YORK. 9th day OF March isit
r Il. MCMILLAN Administrator.
COhNELiA CLARKSON, Atminstrarix-
Ed. 4 HuDsoS, Attorney .0r Administrators,
a2a ls~on 1872 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

vv,.o ,,oud pied Apdi. dressed In ~ b, trim
Hath put q spi1i o. io1- Shak,peaye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
Sstc1Doornogu azeaqtttter.

in the election OF James X. Polk, how wretchea
a humbug is this compound under The sugareo
name OF Democracy, he deserves TO go on barn
burning or old numbering for the remainder OF ms
life. Tyler, with all his weakness OF ambition
aud political infdelity bad some few redeem,ns
traits of character, though not enough 10 save MS
name from ignominy and odium. Polk has mol
a single one that ever heard OF. No man ever
heard ofhis doing good ACT or generous thing.
In public and private he has always been mar
row-minded, malevoent and selfish, and from line
beginning of his inauspicous administration 10
this hour, every public demonstration has been
made with view 10 his own elevation and adVan-
tage. He has betrayed every pledge, sacrificed eve
~ obligation, and deserted every confidence pro-
duce his election; and canddly believe Con-
venlion Of the Democracy was TO assemble TO-
morrow, he would receive even less counlenance
than Tyler did and deserved in 1874. Still these
same men will go on and make other nomina'
lions quite as bad and worse iflhey can be found;
the progress OF Democracy is on the descending
scale, and they care not who is the candidate SO
that he can be elected and the spells secured
They commenced with the extreme OF tyranny
in Jackson, and have reached that oil imbsciliIy
in POLK What will they not try next3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
PROGRESS OF FREE TRADE IN EUROPE

We Yesterday referred 10 the wonderful results
produced by the bold and powerful arguments of
Richard Golden, in favor OF The repeal of the
corn laws. II was moral triumph OF truth and
reason. We, moreover, touched upon the no.
nors paid him on The continent. The Pals cor
respondent Of the National lnlelligencer contains
the following notice Of The enthusiasm which vel
coined him in Paris. Il will be observed that the
JournGldcs Dcbats, the Government, paper, comes
out warmly against The protective system
"A grand public banquet has been given TO
Mr. Golden by The Society OF Political Econo-
misls. whose journal is one of the best that The
press of Paris affords The guests were about
one hundred, comprising, besides the heads OF
that society, eminent professors and writer's who
advocate tree trade. He read discourse in
French, OF which the original English is cxlant
in Gaisnani's Messenger. He acquitted him.
sell lolerably in the work Of pronunciation. The
English and the translation are exceedingly good.
Ills discourse, on the whole, could scarcely be
better conceived or expressed. II is praised in
The warmes, terms by The Editors who assent 10
his doctrines and the Radical organs join in the
eulogy, because they think that Golden and the
League have dealt fatal blows 10 The British aris-
tocracy. The Journal des Deba,s preiaces il
with an argument OF column against the pro-
lectiye system. That paper says that the object
of the banquet was 10 impress on France the
ideas and circumstances which vanqushed the
system in Great Britain, and with il, The potent
aris,ccracy. The Dehals describes the discourse
as of excellent taste, rare sound sense, and quite
original cast"
From the papers received By the Great West
ern, We learn that even the Au,ocrat OF Russia
has seen the error OF his ways and, in accordance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
POLITICAL.
TaIrDATuR A I.AUDATO.

LA UDAIUR n LA u VA L ".
In the n Orleans Picayune, we find the folio
,g spirited song, written by the late Major Rir
old, short time previous TO his death. Ii "
FINISHED TO the Feliciana Wing, by an officer
e army:
THE DRAGONS SONG.
DEDICATED TO THE BRAVE CAPTAIN MAY.
A feet sleed with flowing main,
A troop that follows fast,
That fills the wide and spreading PLAIN,
And sounds the battle blast;
And sounds the battle blast, my boys,
While like an arrow bright,
Away The brave sleed sweeps, he bears
The warrior to the fight.
The warrior TO the fight, my boys,
The warrior 10 The fight,
Away the brave sleed sweeps ne bears
The warrior TO the fight.
o for a nice and gentle nag,
l've heard fair one sigh,
Blu, give 10 me The warrior steed,
his white crest arching high,
His white crest arching high, my boys
His motion grand and Tree,
He sweeps along the boundless plain,
Midst death and victory,
Midst death and victory, my boys,
Midst death and victory,
He sweeps along The boundless plain,
Midst death and victory.
There's danger in his flashing eye,
There's danger in his bound,
Hark to the trumpet, warriors brave,
The battle RACES round,
The battle RACES round, my boys,
The warehouse charges free,
The field vi battle is our own,
Midst shouts otviciory;
Midst shouts OF victory, my boys,
Midst shouts of victory,
The field G. battle is our own,
Midst shouis of victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
4 Valuable Esfate
~ TIE CUUNTY OF
MARKET.

~ SOoNl1 OF ORA NGE IN
MARKET.
-. ,.nd no ~ sen sither portion, or the whole -
OF Orange. This Estate ia es,.cnss ia me county
know u, equal, II not superior, To any IN Il, vi"
assessed value Is rs high any In ,h- ra,, ~
Tract is supposed TO contain about co acre. Ana rs
willing 10 sell either the whole or mn re- lu an
the buildings; II divided fu propnrfion - ";noui
could be allotted 10 each part. ADJOINING tb,s ,nnr'
acres there are also 30 acres o! vrfy yauaL. MI, ~
land which can be had. The two united won,.ftt
amost desirable Farm. Owing to The eyeessv 'fM
OF me past summer, my lands do not present ,s
usual growth oil grass yet their fine ADAPTATION IN ~,
10 all grain crops, and 10 tobacco, well kunvn
vicinity. There are 90 acres Of the richest o,, " "
and on one part OF this depositr from m.
Gent toenrich At least 200 acres. Its qna,, it'
tested with result altogether satisfaclorv usth
ing on THIS Farm has heen consumed l., ira -
waits are still good and be- full; r.n,,s ou' me
oil Sto the contract price offered by an r,rsn, ~
man. These walls are "a feet By 10 fre, ,,. oIt-
with an excellent cellar. The cost OF wood 49,. 'uny
depend upon It's execution. The timber hoa..." us'
abundant on the land, and there are ,no So a. -
aslantless than one mile The contiguy of fhss.
MINIS. TWO Grls Mills, large FIGURING Nil and d,s
ing Nooilen Factory, must add essentially H. ,l
Vehience ana value of this Estate. The ocs, !.
shch tnat II cannot be made pass way ana !, 80 =
larry removed from annoya of all Kind ~.
ilVer mas been surveyed, ana Company l. nnw form
ins, with most iatterins prospects OF en,nln.us,is.
ion from ms Farm 10 FrrdercS and II. dislanr
from GoTdonsrir Depot Of LouI>i Railroad - opl, =
miies. ne buildings now Standing age IN exceirrt
hhoheh, WIN Tour rooms. a Meat House a barry
large FRAMED stable, Barn, Cora and Toacc co lio>t.
ana necessary Negro Cabins. Ii, ,;aidru j. protrs
tive, and the Yard beautiful win AN extensive MN
tain View My terms are oir-t,rh ras H. residue IN an
anu two years, wIih without interest, n may =
agreed between myself and tiir purchaser An ,la,.
tionabie title VIII be conveyed.
Orange, Nav l2-ctf &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
npsIpARI,E FARM FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber intending engage IN other business
offers for sale the very desirable Farm on which he
resides generally known as IIar's BOTTOM The Tract
contains ,a32 acres, of which 500 are good bottom
Virginia lying compact form Immediately along The
North River, at all times navigable for small baiteanx
and eight miles from James River The neirnbornood
s healthy intelligent, and away from all resorts for dis
sipaton and within short ride of Lexington, win rs
ourishng Literary Institutions The Farm u capable
Of yielding between and 5000 barrels OF corn year.
mr. ohacro in proportion, and may be converted into
stock Farm or a dlsery may be conducted by any
onr so disposed with much profit as anywhere there
bsinr every convenience the Farm for The purpose
long credit will be given, II desirable ny securing 'he
uch5.e NANCY with interest Address the subscriber,
'uosiace paid i Lexington, Virginia.
80, oo-rwsw WILLIAM A. READ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
TO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA MI
IITARY LAND WARRANTS

CONGRESS having, By an ACT approved 9fh July
~ last extended the time for locating Continental
Land Warrants in The virginia Military District, Ohio,
and for returning Surveys thereon 10 This office, until the
first day of January lei5 notice is hereby given, that
the holders Of such warrants can now locate the same
in the said district.
From report made this Office BY the Surveyor o.
the Military District in Ohin, Il appears that The qlanl-
ty land yet remaining to be located y abont a3
counties. :,
Al the time for locating and the quantity 10 he 10
Gated, limited, and as Congress bas made y" i"s,-
sion 10 satisfy warrants Of this character scrip, hold
ers will perceive that, II The present oppofunity oil To-
eating their warrants be- lost another may not Offer
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting Commissioner.
GRxrhA Land OrrIeI, Aug. lslh, loi6-cwl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

The New York papers contain a graphic mar
raive, prepared by a committee OF The passen-
gers of the Great Western, of the 'perils OF The
sea, which they encountered in The late terrific
gales. Mos, of the passengers had given Them
selves up as lost. The Rev. Mr.. Balch admins
tered the Holy Communion in The cabin TO up
wards of sixty persons; many of whom received
il there for The irst time in their lives. II must
have been most solemn scene. A subscription
was raised to present suitable testimonial 10 The
captain, officers and crew. and also as the nucleus
of aGreat Western Fund" for the relief Of the
families of those whose heads and supporters
have been lost al sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
Or hGEC Re

THE subscribers would most respectfully call The al
4 tention Of Country Merchants and others, pur
chasing Tin Ware Stoves Crates and Fire Places, &C
&C 10 their general stock be found nj No as West
lain street. They feel insured that they can sell o'
m. above articles at hoesalr or re.a low ~ any
similar establishment More particularly would We
call the attention Of those in want 10 our assortment I"
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plnte, anil
Coal Saves rs well rs Fire Places for burning
wool a far more preferable article than the Fmnk i'm
stove and much safer and remedy for smoking
chimneys. ID. Z. H. WELLER.
nct o. 1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
cT.rrNToNIaw SCHOOL.

rr,HE subscribers Law Lectures will commence, as
h.re,ofore on the Goth November next, and terml-
nate On the Goth March following. Each Student viii
bring with him the following text books or as many OF
them rs he may find II convenient and practicable To
procure: Chriy's Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Stephen on Pleading Gouid's Pleading, Lnbe's Equty
Pleading Chtty's Pleading. Stark. Evidence,
eenleas Evidence, LoinaS's Digest OF Real Property
and LonIax on Executors and Administrator
Those who may intend to apply for admission nre r.
10 do 50 by letter addressed TO the subscriber
At Stan,on or personally, by the 18th November next
Fee FOR instruction, 500, PAYABLE IN advance;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
-, - n.~m;, II. administration to have its own

Vi" The "way" of the Admnis'raion, We d hazard I'd
,,'rc desired BY the Courier. Far from it, But
!, u wor,h while for The people to consider what
are e The blessings O. which, according TO Their own
avowal, the Wings would secure ior ihe COUNT
if they had the power--a na'lonal aeo ~ I'm and
900 600 10 buy US Tariff OF spcete alt sMs; anu
a nd meanwhile lie, US rejoice that the Wings feel
lha! they no longer need trouble themselves 10 get
up IanG panic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
Saratoga, August 26,h, 1886.
VIRGINIA LEAD.

The Winchester Virgnian has seen rich spe-
cimen of lead ore, from the farm Of MIR. w. G.
Overall, near Milford in Warren county. A
vein IS fee, in width has been discovered; the spe-
cimen will yield probably 80 per cent OF pure
uotal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
STA total barrels and halt barrels.
r. f. HARMON, Inspector.

DIR. C. ]. KEN WORTHY,
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Thomsonian and
w Botanic Medicines, Medical Books, oiis, Extracts
Ointments, Syrups, and every variety oi simple ana
compound Medicines usually kept in Botanic Medicine
Stores.
Dealers supplied nj The lowest prices, for cash.
Pstershnrv July II. loi1-cwim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

10 beware how they approach this lordly mansion,
and if they have any respect for they own feelings,
or regard for their monev, 10 be sure (when visit
ing this village to give this Hole, wide berth.
A LooKER-oN.
c.r,,oc, aro,e, Och rodc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
ca ri

A RECENT GRADUATE of Il New England College
~ Is now in this City, and is DESTROYS 10 procure
situation as Teacher IN some family, private sco" or
academy His testimonials ~ TO character and scholar
Nm can he furnished A letter directed To Box l59,
Richmond Post Office will receive immediate attention.
Orr p rrIR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

AN ANIMAL CURIOSITY-Trav
stale that there is on The island OF 81. Luce ca
vern in which is large basin twelve or fifteen
feel deep, al the bottom OF which are rocks. From
these rocks proceed certain substances that pre-
sen, al FIRST sight beautiful flowers resembling
our marigolds, only that their tint is more lively.
These seeming flowers, on the approach OF a
hand or instrument, retire like snail, out Of
sight, On examination, there appears in the
middle of disk fiaments resembling spiders
eggs, which move briskly round kind OF petal.
The filamen;s or legs have pincers TO seize their
prey, when he petals Close SO that ii cannot es-
cape Under this flower is he body Of an animal,
and it is probable he lives on marine insects
thrown BY The sea into this basin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

The Episcopal Convention OF New York was
organized by c,ecting Rev. DR.. Creighton PresI-
dent, Rev. DR.. Haigh, Secretary, and Mr.. G. y.
S. Rawland Treasurer.
A resolution was moved by Judge Burnett, but
not acted on, that The sum Of 81 500 be paid an
nually TO the suspended Bishop Ondcrdonk.
The churches recommended by The committee
on incorporation were admitted into the union Of
The Convention, except in the case OF ST. Philips
Church, OF New York city, colored church,
The case of this church gave rise 10 some discus
sion. A motion by J. c. Spencer, 10 lay it on The
table, was LOST by the inconvenience OF The
clergy and aity.