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" See Boston, Philadelphia, and Salem ports.
FoR BaAsn-Ths brig Fashion will sail from Wilmington,
Del a5h inst. for the Of Brazil Letters
that post ONCE prepaid. will be forwarded.
scHa PrnMAeuip previously reported abandoned her
passage Boston, fallen with BY Captain
Edmond Of bark Beaver from Apalachicoia and taken
into Providence Her which principally moasses
insured In Boston r. between and $500.
vrssEL ON FnE-Capt Edmonds, Of the bark Beaver at
reports midnight the <th inst, LAT g.
Ion 10 90 light the NNE; found be on
6re barnt down nearly the bends light and made
her. but saw nothing within our compass Of view from ale
winch lay floating under the bows when We made sail
The wreck appeared to be low deck hsm brig, with
green bottom, whu line boottep md bsa1s black @
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CAUTION.
LANES 8; MAs - llN SPANISH BACKING LABEL

celebrated CHALLENGE BLACKlNG. ar. very respect
fully tn. LABELS Of Backing Bozess
and ascertain If the OF JAMES 3. MABON thereon.
his Spanish Backmg Labels have been copied every par
cua the and location only excepted BY concern tn
Philadelphia for the parpose Of Decscins ths P5e By in
posing their confidence favor of Masou Backing the
style and form Of the engrv and leerng the and
color Of the paper, have all been copied oBSEhV tnst
any American market. 80.
70 PREVENT FRAUD for the future, Jas Mssca viii
place his signature the labels OF boz Of
pared by him. without which nons genuine His ip1S sJps
chinery and other facilities afford him superior sdysnag
any other Blackpg e re unted nSsss
qnality. furnished promptly and to any eIts1, ~
nj ~ sodsre 197 North Third strsse
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PhiladeIphia Cattle Market.

Offerings consist l250 head, Principally Of Psnnsy
wanna bss cattle including $50 taken to New York 900
COWS aud calves. $40 swine and 1850 sheep.
Prices Beeves dull but the market was mostly clear
cd at IS o. the 100 lbs. few extns brought 20 90
more
Cows and calves sell at Sl2 a $40.
sw The bulk Of the sales at $5l Sb3 the
100 To- sheep quote ~ %, each, in quality.
Hay-Ths price OF good Timothy ranges at 100 1900
the cwl and straw at ~ IS the 100 bundlss-ths de-
mand about equals the supply.
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HoSDuRAs-grig Marion Gsge-sio 900 specie a Logs ma.
huRuuy 6turs fugwoud Bfanco-$5eo ypecie Glenn
50 sapara boxes old copper $500 specie eogs
hogsny Alexauder-$60D0 specie Edwin Con$000 specie
sarsaparia John Loubsse-l sarsapara
So hhd Dbl old copper box turtle shell COCO nuts Fer
nando Wood.
CARDENAs-Bris Ovia49i hhds tics 10 bbs molasses
Champion Spencer, New Haven.
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Sales or stoclks ne Boston.

Brokers Board, March l2-6 shares Western Rail-
road, 96s 100 Reading Railroad, seller 10, s6i 26 do
36S 100 Long Island Railroad seller 10 ds IS do
455 4a5 East Boston Co. in lots, lot.
sEooSD BoARp-6 shs Western Railroad, s63; Charles
town Branch Railroad, l53 IS Long Island Railroad
do. l6&
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imported in the ship Houqua- Terms-notes q

six months.
Hyson76 half chests at 6si cents per h. 50 slb boxes
81 OF.
Young Hyson-3o half chests ", % do. a., 60 do os5,
$40 g. Is do $751; II do l24 do ST. 20 DO sat- 80 do
45t A do as do AT 77a do A. 10 do al 81 do A. l05
do AL % do A. 81 do 81! $50 do 40 ss l2s do 49,
90 do do 364 As do 35i 342 do S. 80 do 2 2o3 do
26t cases each lib bxs 81 OIL do ST. 40 do 90 cts
Twankay-20 half chests 30t, lit do withdrawn.
Hyson Skin-ll0 chests 37}, l67 do a.
Gunpowder-l2 hf chests 6s, IL do s79, 8 do 70.
Imperia-o hslfchests, 76t do 10 lido g. is do 67t,
las do withdrawn.
Oolongl0 half chests 81 %; is do cal ots 20 do a4};
so do a.; LAT do 20; Sc bxs 81 oil; lt6 do SIS cts
Souchong-2O chests IL; 202 dc withdrawn
Ningyong-204 half chests 30.
Poucnoug-20 half chests al 20 do %; a. do 25; lss
do IS; 100 do withdrawn.
Goku Ooolongl00 l4tlb bxs 423 rs do al IS do &c.,
IS do 49, 20 do s SO do a. 2ss do and 400 ls Id boxes
as.
Cassia-27oo mats cassia at IL cts. per ID.
REAL EsrArE AT AucrioS,-Three story brick house
and ls years lease of lot 1i9 Forsyth st. $50 two sto
ry brick house and lot goth st. lh avenue Is
by 81 H. So $50 two lots 4Sth st. 4h avenue 2S
by - Il, $400 each, $500 lot <6th street, near
4th avenue same size, $365 irregular lot Bloom
ingdae road near 4st ST. 81 f. inches 'front.' $780, one
lot on Bloomngdale road adjoining 20 by TAT $3.50
do, ~ by 70 side and 72A the other, sSso
lot Bloomngdale road 37th st. 70 'front.' o4 rear
laa side and 1857 the other. s7as two story frame
house and lot "a Genre st la BY about ~ H., $A4So
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
BREMEr-Bark Argonaut-G Sedenstiehe-l07 in the
steerage
HAvArA-Brg Wellingsley-Albert Matthew.
HAvANA-Schr Geo Wanen-J II Smith.
AnscIBo, PR-Brg Adelaide-Nr Hall, Mr. Kelpepper
CHARLEsroN-Ship Sutton-Mr Hayward, MIR Quinn, Mr.
Mitchell. Mr. Carey, Airs Herman.
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New York, Friday, March l3.
CorroS.-A fair demand has existed to-day for this
article and the Sales which amount to 900 bales
entirely to spinners The market 10 very firm at our
outside quotations.
LIvzlrooL CLAssryicirIoH.
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Casaia-270O mats cassia at II cts. per Il


Our remarks relative to the markets, must be mited
in few weeks hope to add much to our present list
Of prices &c. We notice decline good butter ;
still many OF our first grocsrs keep up high prices
Eggs from Jersey, South and the East come In very
nrsc~ ,stw Has
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Domestic Importations.

bills half do lard Work Dake-54s bbs lard Dows Ca
CO John Stewards hdes-C Roberts, bbls lard Good
hue * Co.
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Poaro Rico, Feb. 2s--Americsn producs was dull
and brought low prices Moassss was scarce there
were about 1900 gallons Leu in the market This ives
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SA WRITING.
Academy 10 g,e S y. G1ge.'te job" street.

WILL continue Be tayh daring hrs stay in New Yesk
w 10 Ladies' and Gentlemen Of EVERY ACE Day kvo1
u;nr 10 Twelve Lessnns for the smell charge OF
O~Lv FIVE DOLLARS.
Ma BRssrow Finishing Writing Master promises and ouA4
ALL, old TO mpArt BKAurrvui Snxn(
and style of fenmanshp no ma
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR IS % ONLY!
sssBoox KEEpIro and SBoRr HAND Taught thoroughly.
ed q stawlm>ro
COAL am delucrny nom my yard, corner q ki.e az
those low prices for cash only Esg and Broken ~ 13
Nut and Stove, mixed IS So. Buyen postvsiy dspsn
on having their Coal delivered At these price, 80 ,,y~y
j5l 2meod.r PETER CLINTON.
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
RI ANIME OsTH Elmer, Importer, No Bank street
Philadelphia, hsvejust received By ARRIVALS AZ tins p0
sqd New YORK hli assostmeps q Locki.s Cir nt GS
81 izo BY a. Also, Toilet slssses, rsted spsene!ssI
f,pes euun Boxes Cigsr Gases: Mceey repss, msrs.is
States, with variety or oehef treaeh M osnaa 49,
which they c6sr 1t the lowest nszhsspriesss
jail aneod Gbs
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House OF Representatives.
WAsHIScroS, March Is, 1875.
The House met at eleven o'clock this morning.
Prayer by the Chaplain and reading Of journal by
the Clerk
CONSULAR sYsrEM
Mr.. w. w, CAMPBELL submitted resolution, which
was adopted, that select Commits be appointed to
inquire and report 10 this House, alteration any
ought TO be made in the consular Of United
States, and that they report BY bill otherwise.
REvoLurIoSARv soLpIERs
On mouon OF ME- w q. bRowr, IL was resolved that
tho expedencey OF making ample provision Tor in
disent soldiers and pensioners OF the revolution
BoARD OF CLAIMS
On motion OF Mr.. AsHauS, n was resolved that the
Committee on the Judiciary inquire and report what
measures are necessary 10 Dc adopted facilitate the
settlement oI claims.
osATpIrous rARMs
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Tennessee, asked leave Introduce
posses. oae nundrsd and sIx,y oil land without
money aud wiinout plice.p
But objection made, and the benevolent design Of
ne nohorsoie gentle nsn for toe present. defeated.
- MsxicAS iNpkMSITr.
nn " D. SMITH, IRON the COMMITTEE on Foreign Az
ss, reported ohi making appropriations tor pay
en' " 'ne Two insaiments OF the Mexican lndem nifty
provided Tor oy the Convention the sJtn Of January
reas twice and referred the Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union
POTTS or ENTRY
Mr. CkozigR gave notice that tom orrow, or some
declare Knoxville and Chattanooga in the state of rem
nsssse, ports Of entry.
MWN GOLD poLLAR-pxrgp.
Mr.. HvSogRroRD, from the Committee Of WAYS and
Means reported thai they nsd had the subject under
consideration, and from information principally derived
from Communications from the Director OF the Mint they
have to the conclusion that IL incxpsdisnt to
tAorizs the COMA 80 Of one dollar gold pieces
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beth Bruce, Day and Russell .nphar al Tor New Orleans.
f aSsd pioss0.s SYLVESTER Fleetwood
Ds IA. A xoss xS Oh bsa. for
MA ss.. A csi:ss lsSsss s
s Frances. Ana s shb d srso FOR 9. and
RIO Nuna about Jan sIn port brig Norshu mberand un-
exon Ro DE y.rEso jan shps Boston w.itirs f.sb;
Po, Busron for the Coast Of Aes Oseeos Whip
os:.. sw ds 10y S"s' Tsy s.
for Boston aud for New Yorkprsvousy spsrtso.
y: s.is e. i.s: Es:s ss s
a. s%i s and New Ssii. jus;
% !: =. S;S KS;
so Al do sss ..a s srss
ss R. s,%s 'fs' ia's
NIP r NGIh M dy Ss
"a J John s
ST. HrrrrA Jan ls-sd ship Gen Harrison. Simpson, for
sssoos Dec ilsd ibr,ids. Driver iron Cslea''a' '0'
cys, Feb g, ss., A.s' ss for wow
Tosssco br vuIsurs Hsvs;sS: 'o so Florence
TsSy 70. ss New 9o az he 'ehr Ju
s. a r. sis. q. fs.. St Vim
cents with her dscs load b''s unable 10 na1e sac
OF II. x.~ porss.
FEB s D G.sd Hni 1 G C,ss G' s:
York iosars Ssssr os LysrpOe with Spseh Ocean,
VIII s:, &: sy;sssI s:s:: :''i:s
sf Ss %s s sSss: 5S. ss:SC..
YsaE .sS s s sass'i aSr VIZ w Ign
6sds1ess, Csysss. Gunner i0r a0's wHa '"Ps'eh'"
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SECOND BoARD.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In he steamship Cambria, from Lc1pool i'm Boston-
Mr. and Mrs Cruikshank and children Mr Gibson Mfs
Gibson. Mrs BiIsland Mr Lord. Mrs Lord, Miss Lord
Miss Trapier, Mrs Dehon Mrs Theodore Demon hiSs
Blackburn Edward Blackburn, Mrs Blackburn kdwafa
Blackburn. Emma Blackburn, hr w Crown 1is bro%n
and child Mrs Jos Nelson. Miss VI Nelson, hlf II IL
Nelson, Mr. Huroty, Mrs Muroty, Hon washington II
wing Hon McGf DR. Ed Maynard, bearer OF dispatches
from 81 Petersburg Berlin Brussels, Paris and London
Rev Measrs L y Kirk, Brown Emerson, DID. 6o'ham u
Abbott Or De Witt Paul 1rspicr Jno Forsyth Dr. Press
ley L Pomeroy Jno Exhall, Capt Sutherland aessrs
3 Smith o w Barnes, Mclean, Geo Mattne "s, DAVIS
Williams Gilbert VIM Fl PIN, Wood. Lasopire tros
D Stafford VIM Naylor, ]. Brauns, Hazerman, d II
Forbes Robt Wilson. a ceuvillier Jr, p Richards,
Handy Jno Taylor w Weston Jno FAR, John
Thomson A Thomson. Jr Hy benjamin. jones Ander-
son Forster Robinson. Steele, Jno Dutton, Thorn
SON. J Smith, NJ Hope, NJ Houghton, Joseph
Rhoades C Cruzat Chas abbot., Graham, Jones Crin.
gan, Fraser w Downe 4 Easton. Gibson Hcman Cuth-
bert Jos Mckay, w Wilson W Wilson, Cornwall
Louis Hanan Emsnnel, McHenry, Jos G Garner, w Cay
ley Kirkpatrick Denis Leonard, J II Dryden Gabriel
Ceyeo WIN Blake, Fl T Chapman, Geo McAdans, Denis
Bradley T Lion Fuller Mrs Crukshank syt maid, Mrs
Blackburns svt naid-l0G.
From Halitar for Bost0n--Capt Allen. DR. Alexander
Lieut. Hammond. Mrs Parry. DR. PIKE, Rev Mr. Fyke Mr
Davidson Mrs Davidson and boys Miss Alnon James
Matbeson c Lsbordc, Glaudut J Currier and son.
Kohl Mrs Yates Rev Mr. McCulloch and lady. w
Evans w FTnser. Capt Warwick CT Clark, Mr. Field
ny d McLachline-26 Total l32.
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ARRlXED

Brig Montlln (of Portland) Davis % ds I'm Matanzas
to order 100 hllds moasses 10 Levitt OF Portland
Left brig Prince dc Joinvc of Newport for NYork in
days scbr Gen Warren for Philadelphia next day,
and others not recollec,cd From the eth 10 the 10th
inst, experienced gale from NE 10 Sc and NE
lay TO tor 90 hours while lying TO knocked down
her beam ends which started the cargo in the hold
sud stove of the riding tier swept the decks stove
boat, galley bulwarks lost mainsai staysail, aud re
ccivcd other damage.
Brig Alcemus Drinkwa,er from Mntanzas IA Dis, put
in and sailed ugain for Portland reports having expert
enoed heavy gales the l0h lth and l2h in lat IS
so. lon a 30 when the gale commenced blowing from
every point of the compass during the days; saw
number OF vessels dsnblcd Sept s. lat % 90 Ion - 40.
spoke bark vcasco OF Boston, from Matanzas for Cowes.
days out Sept 10 lat IS 30 Ion - 40 spoke brig Joseph
(hcnce Both ut for Cardcnasl of and from NewNork,
lost both topmnsts Sept 18th lat 80 a. long 70 TO- spoke
ship Ocean, of Providence from New.fork for Texas
Sept ID spoke lat 36 10 Ion - 30 schr Charles Smith
of and from New York for Norfolk, with loss of both
fnasts wanting assistance.
Buckley.
Portuguese schr olivcra Segunda Stnora 81 ds from
oporto wine 10 Grinnen. Minturn n Co.
Schr Ann Denman, Thomsston lime.
Br schr Prince Henry, -, Is d. I'm Windsor Ms
plaster, to J II Brain.
Schr Lacon Bearse ds fin Boston mdsc to Atkins.
Schr Union, Hicks, Thomaston. lime.
Schr Alfred, Sherman Thomsston, limo.
Schr Eagle Haskill, ThomRston. lime,
Sehr Excel Lowell, Boston ,ndse.
Schr Hero, Spencer, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Fortune. Elms, Thomaston, line.
SAILED.
Dutch trlgate Jason; brig Echo, and schr Adler.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Queen of the West, Woodhouse, do Woodruff & Min.
turn Chaos wilson Liverpool. Slate Gardnes & How
ell sartelle. Jones, New. Orleans Collins & Co
Brgs Mobile. Buckley. Savannah Sturges, Chairman
& Co David Dufeld Collect Wilmington Democrat.
Hows Mediterranean, Foster & Nickerson Lowell Jar
vie, Lisbon Harbeck & CO. Florence. Wads. 81 Domin
20 Benedict e. Williams Damascus. West Galveston
Schrs Reliance, Dome Borbicc, w 6 Lord; Tangie1,
Brooks, Jacksonville: Catherine II Bacon Holt, Brazos
Santiago Dispatch Corson, Wilmington; sage. Johnson
Georgetown DR. Franklin, Lewis. Yorktown Flores.
Thomas. Batimore Sarah Morrel. Strong DO; Dodge,
Knapp; Peter Ritter Dickinson; w d Wapples. Dorsy,
and Shnuged, Tobcy Pbiladclphia; Alabama Smaley.
Salem; Industry, Kelly New Bedford Marietta Burr,
Boston; Isabella Sherwood, do: Fancy. Chase. do.
Sloops Rhode Island Hale Providence; Midas, Funk
Willard Rhodes, do.
Barge Planet, Briggs, Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite, Philadelphia.
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miscellaneous.


THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring
identifying and preserving the complexion, and
dering the skin deilcsIey white. smooth ard sof-
Meen Fun 10 simply preparation OF Oriental herbs
and may be used with perfect safely the Of al
disorders. Among the most prominent are Tan
Freckes nsensibe and Copous Perspiralon, Blotches
Pimples Spots, Irritation Coarseness, and variety Of
others.
To be had Of the soleinporiers, HOBBS co. Walst
Wyatt kechum III Fulion-st. V. Clirehugh, No. 29g
Broadway; Rushion Co. Broadway: Milhau, isl Broad
c. Il. Ring Of John-s and Broad way A. b.
Sands K Co. loo Fuon-st. and East Broadway; Henry
Johnson 3 Broadway and all other respectable chemists
and perfmers throughout the United States in boxes
Price IS. Is S. and 6s each. sa27 Inn
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THE HERB DOCTOR HAS COME.
-u1tJEr PHI ADFIpHIA HERR D0cTOp ba. on

VIE PHILADELPHIA dEtSb DOCIOh mas opened
Il Office here IN New York-That Herb Doctor
who has beer doing such wonders in depha-Sho
has been curing thousands-he has come here and
opened office in Bruome-sL No 266, between Allen and
Orchard Hemakes pure Herp Medicines for the
OF all diseases and Is willing undertake all cases,
the hopeless, the terms OF No Cure No Pay. II
you know OF any sick. be TO tell them Of his
rival and remember the place No. 266 Broome-s- Eng
ish and German pamphlets will be given all who call
for them au26 Inn
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GLASSES IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
X and Literature $50 Greenest between Clinton and
Waverly place Washin stousqusre, New WORK, and
nj loo Pierepont-s Clinton Brooklyn under the
instruction OF Prof \. ). NILLEPLArf are now COM
m-rcipg.
Is NEw-YORK-The Childrens class from TO 8,
P. NJ every Monday and Thursday; Ladies' classes from
10 10, ?. VI. the days. Gentemeu's classes from
20 TO- p NJ. every "Wednesday and Saturday.
In BRooSLYN-The Children's class meets from to .,
p NJ every Tuesday and Friday Ladies classes from TO
l. 7. NJ, Gentemens classes from 10 TO- p VI. on the
same days.
The object the instruction in the Chdrens classes
will be enable the pupils read French hueny, 10
quire the elements conversation and while the organs
speech flexible, obtain pure and correct French
The classes for Ladies and for Gentlemen have been emf
nerty successful and afford persons OF leisure OF either
III. scholar and the professional or business man.
the best opportunities for acquiring available
knowledg OF the language In these classes the pupils
only taught 10 read, write and speak French with
uency and but by OF valuable selections
from the best writers of different periods and In different
departments they made coIversanl with The best por
lions OF French Literature.
Cards containing and any additional tnforna
ton respecting te above classes be obtnned by up
plying personally by letter either 10 Prof Nleplail AT
259 Greenesi between Clinton and Waverly place. near
Washington-s square, Ne%-lork; 10 Alfred Greenleai
C5 pierrepoui-S corner OF Clinton, BROOKLYN. $40 ~
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sll2wt Corner OF Bleecker and CaTtn'ne Is y York

state OF cuitivaiion-fult trees of all kndSonr s
a. from Undertook and the same distance from ~
President Van Burens. Buildings anj fences new with
cedar posts. Each lot well waiercd Inquire OF A. b
Nanderpool, No ~ Furass Building Walst OF OF John
5. Noshnreh. u Sonth.sL or loo 2lst.st. Us On.
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uNaIS IS TO CERTIFY Anal. the nnder.lgned

MIS- Is TU IEhIIF Nul NC UlutIsIgHtu
have pursuan; the provision of the Revised Statutes
of the State OF New York, formed limited partnership,
under the firm of Dwight Johuson-ihat the gen.
eral OF the business 10 be transacted is General
Commission and Produce Business, and the principal
city of New-York in the State of New York-and that
Dwight Johnson whose place of residence the city
Brooky IN. in the State of NewYork. is general part
ner and Nache Worhingon whose place OF residence
the city OF Cincinnati. in the State of Ohio Is the special
partner-and that said Vachel Worthgton has con-
Iribuled the OF Twenty Thousand Dollars as capital
towards the stock and that the said partnership
is TO the tenth day OF September A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and ortysix and terminate
the ninth day Of September, A. D. thousand eight
hundred and orty-nne.
Dated this ninth day Of September, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and foriy-si1. DWIGHT JOHNSON,
-l06w V. WORTHINGTON
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Coal.

COAI4-COAI.-COAIs-T subscribers are now d:s-
Schargiag tho very hes; quality ofRed Ash Peach Moun
tain Coal which they prepared deliver either from
The sCsl yard al the loves, market price Likewise
Lehigh Virginia and Liverpool Coal Al the shove CcSls
Carefully screened and delivered n the best order
pressly for family use :. 4. W. 5. RlDABOCkS
Coal Yard No las Graad,s- between
SuSs lmlsip. Moti.sL and The Bowery.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.pvtsTIsED " THE TRIBUNE By SPECIAL ArfoIsT1EST-
us Ard 81 fGTta<T enacted
Ard Al advertisements made anter the order. OF TIE Post
rastereasrsl, N newspaper newspapers o. !etsrs
Ercaie5 for II any Post Oe shall be inserted Z, ne paper
or papers, Of Inc LOVE o. Place where me ocs acTsFs1s
nav Be Fiiazted E1-ng t< Larger. clrc1lG.isn-
W Pos. Orc LG.. pa:sse Mare. g. IFS.
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DTTCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE

nUTCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE
~ Localed twelve miles east OF the village of PougSeep
sic. the &" williamson Premium Farm" in the Western
Valley Of Union Vale. Du!chess County
The Winter Session OF this Institution commences the
first Thursday of October the Summer Session the first
Thursday of April.
The Course of Studies in this Institution Is such
give the student every facility for acquiring most thor
ough knowledge OF Scientific aud Practical Agriculture
with the use or the best modern improved implements
select Farmers Library with Agricultural Peri
odcas, and instruction in all the collateral branches
There win be regular Lectures of which the students
will make abstracts, both examinations and
exercises IN composition, delivered on
Technical Mmeraogy.,,applied TO Rural Economy
tated by Neurological Cabine, and Excursions for Oh
seryaon
Medicine, Rural and Domestic Economy-iliusrated by
living specimens and excursions for observation.
photographed 10 Rural Economy. Commerce and
observation-disclosures by living subjects skeletons &c
The Zoonic course will commence with the horse.
Natural Philosophy and Agricultural Chemistry-lllus-
rBted by efficient experiments by Prof > T. Haskell late
OF the Van Rensselaer, institute, of Trey.
Mathematics, IN all their branches, are thoroughly
taught
4 practical knowledge of the Modern Languages is in
sured by weekly Lectures DISCUSSIONS Orrtona Essays
and Conversations in them
Ths soil OF the farm embraces great variety and Is well
adapted experimental farming It's location is pleasant
and heathful-the building extensive and commodtous
Fee for the year 500, payable semannualy In advance
which includes Tuition, Board with beds and bedding
Toilette Furniture Washing. Meuding, Fuel, und Lights
70 Farmers, Pupils from other Schools or other ct
can obtain Admission Tickets byeppyng TO the Principal
for Single Course for S. - per Course where they
tend Two or unacceptable In advance Extensive accom-
modatons for horses provided.
This Institution Is under the patronage OF the Am. Ag
Association, The Farmers Club Of the Am. Inst and the
Duchess Az Soc. Address
JOHN WILKINSON. Principal Duchess Ag. Inst
Pokeepsie, Duchess County, N. y.
REFERENCES:
Board of the American Institute,
Board of the American Agricultural Association,
Rev. l.. NJ Vincent NewYork,
Prof Cyrus Mason, 20
Zebedee Cook, Esq. %
Doc. C, H. P. Mcclellan Principal Of the Poughkeepsie
Female Academy,
Chas Bartlett A. 81 Principal Collegiate School POUCH
keepsie.
VIM. A. Davies, Esq. President of the Farmers and
Manufacturers Bank,
Matthew j. Myers, Esq President Of the Merchants
Bank.
Rev. Adm. Polhemus, HopeweIl, Duchess Co.
n. g. Ludlow, Poughkeepsie, "
). Vaudeville, La Grange, 90
John Van Wyc. Esq. New-fIsmburgh Duchess Co.
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